http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ecf570c0e9a340615741a5e89f1aeef4.pdf c47e6bd77d5bc35449bbace041ea32b3 PDF Text Text • • .. Sewing Club Sets December 16th As Date of Annual Christmas Event Members of the Sew-Rite Sewlng club met at the Martin res- ~ taurant Tuesday e\·ening for dinD~r . The table> was allracun• in 16 at the Martin restaurant. followed by a party at the home of Mrs Dayton Strickland. Names wt>re dra\\o'll rcrr a gift ex- i white cuver and centt>rt>d with eha nge The trave ling prize du. [ B fall .; rr.:mgemf'fl! wl\h urange nated b)' Mrs Ronalc1 Browning ! ., rl IU ul M -H wa s ;,~wardf'd to Mrs . Slnckland.l Mrs. Brownmg and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr t>Cich receivf'd a I bir thday gift from lh.:oir secret p::~rt:• The room wa s decora ted pal tur 1'1~· tH'( ~Nun by r..·trs . Ch::;r-1 A dessert course was served It'~ Jlo lfrnan hostess by the hostess from a rable \lr ~ H~ln·p ;.- Va n Vrankl'n. with orange and black cover and prt'Sid ~-'nl cnnducted the busi- ce ntt> r':'d with R pumpkin fill ed nf".'i" " ~-'"~Hl!1 P l an~ wert' com- with flowers . Napkins also car-~ plt-'lf'd ; p•- lll r- nd111g a~ dem?n- - ri ed out the Hall owet'n them e ~t rJi.ll lll Jl th'"' llh1o fuel (,as 1 Present were those named a· (\l. olltcf' :"Juvember 3. It was 1 bove Mrs Raymond Bairy, Mrs . drrtded to hav r (one hostes s tn Don Mul!en. Mrs . Calvin Sim~? I the fut urt' tn SI"ad of two . The son , Mrs . Oon ald Co llin s. Mrs . next mt>l-' l 1ng wtll tw Novem ber , Edward Wt'lls and Mrs. Donald ll, wit h \1r ~ Will ard Boyer as I McKnight hosi"'Sl' .J'-d memlwrs are to bring homt>made ar tl rles for an I oliCIIOn Chn <; tmas proJ<:>Cts v. ere dtS· The annuol Chri slma< 1 din ner will be he ld Derember candlt•,;; oil t•t!hPr .;ide. F"ollowm~ tht> dinner . t be grol:p adjnurn('<l to th-eir cl ub r~tO "Tt l"r thet r annual Hal l(l wl'en WEA'I'HICB AI the eiOM of the meetlnl. '!'be l'omeroy Blllld i.len J'orest Jlolie CouncU Hudley Wit' ~ lll: Tlie elder IDd cloucbnuta were RrV- wlll lp<1I1JOI' 1 danct 11 Jun. IUs II America mel readlnc of the bible ill the pub- eel. lor HICb Scbool auditor! ' Saloo evening, at their ball, TUppers De ochools wu dllclwlecl IIICI 1 urday from "11 p m .,...,. j Plains. Grace Swan associate petlUM signed by the memben. PLAN DANCE will eincee. - · '"" a ..... n-oted To The rnterest. Ot TIN Meilt,.ltfaon .trea ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY' READY TO WEAR SALE' in November with tht> date be announced. A donation was made to th-e Red Cross drJve and a discussion was held on charitable projects to be cho.s· en latt>r. One of the special projects of lhe sorority has been to CONNIE TAYLOR purcha se glasses foc n e e d y Rev . and Mrs. Pau1 E. Tay· children . Three pair were prolor of Cheshire are announc- vided last year. A report also ing tbe engagement of tbeir was givn on glasses for a needy daughter, Connie Taylor, to child purchased thi5 year. Mrs . Frank Eschleman conJames Bumgarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uris Bumgarner, Le- duct~d the cultural program en. tart, W. Va. Miss T ylor is a titled. '' Environment, Health, 1964 graduatt: of Middleport Work and Play." The members High School. Mr. Bumgarner had health exercises during the were is a 1958 graduate of Waba- program . Refreshments ma High School and Is em- served by Mrs . Dave Hindy ployed by Staats & Nichols and Gail Hovatter. ----- ---· Don Attending were Mrs . Inc. , Pt. Pleasant. A wedding date has been set for Nov . Betzing, Mrs . Carl Horky, Mrs. 27 at the Rutland Free Will Edward Moore, Miss Beverly The annual observance of t~ef ' Haptist Church, Rutland. Rev. Perrin, Mrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Baptist Women's Day "' Paul E. Taylor will perform Thomas Smith, Mrs. Don Smith, Prayer will be held Monday : Mrs. Larry Wiley. Mrs. James , evemng, November 2. m con-, the ceremony. Wisecup, Arlene McDaniel, Mrs. Twt>nly cu up1t-> ~ were pre 3c n\ i ~unclion with the regular n~f't- 1 Eschleman, Mrs . RJchard Hovfur the m<tsked ha lloween p:~ r· ·I mg of lhe B. H. S.:mborn Mis-I<·,;>A\Itl' @t-"'"""'"·"t.l"' .!J.,,...,,M..,.•,..,~.R~~ • ,.'( 1 and Mrs_ Hindy. ty he-ld fL1r Drew_ Web~t'!r Post sinary Society that ~OJ me ev- ; ~ • members and thl'lr wtves Sntur· t>ning. ~Geff1ng H day , Oclober 24th at the Post The th eme this year i~ en- 1~ home . . . titled " IIIlO All the World ." It ~ p En·ly n GJ]rnore won the pnzt> I Will promote fellowship , deep· r:: tur the prert1est masked cos- en sympathy, and se<:>k a full t tume. wil.h Frances Hunnt>l win· , understand ing amonf! B<lpt isl Ji In Pomeroy <.J ning !he most original and Char· ! Wom~n of the world . I Mrs . Maxine Arnold and daules Swatz-:1 won the prize for i Ta king part will be Mrs. ghte r. Susanna of Athens Road the · Richard Owen, Mrs. Manning ' and Mrs. Mary Aumiller of the ugliest. J udges for In Middleport grand para?e were Don Knapp Kloes. Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Miss Iford W. Va. visited Sunday at Mrs. Kenneth Byer has r~ Pete Moran ty and Ma:rvm Burt. Rhoda Hall an d Mrs. Tony Hand . W. Va. with Mrs . C. L. turned to Gallipolts after spend< Dancing, round and square, and ! F'owler. ~rs . Cecil Bradbury i Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Char- ing the week end at her home group si ngin~ were enjoyed rlur. l' will be organist and Mrs. Fow-l les Elliott and ramily . They also in Middleport. lng the evenmg. ler and J anice Bibbs will serve , visi ted in Charle ston, with Mr . Ca thy Hanning and Debra AlDr rw Webster Po st, Ameri· l as ushers. Mrs . Clifrord Sl um-~1 and Mrs. Stephen Elliott . lensworth have returned to Kin· can Legion , will meet in regu· wt~l bt> s~loist a ~Jd the LoveMiss Shirley Bee~le spent dergarten cla sses after being ab. Jar srsswn on Monda y. Nove~- JOY Circle wtll be m charge or past two we<::> kends m Columbus, sent due t.o illness for several one wilh Miss Janice Wolfe and days . ber 2nd at 7:30 P.M. A movre the hos pi ta lity hour . ·· Projl.:!cl Hope". about Lbe float- 1 the last one with Miss Claudette Mrs . Asa Jordan substituted IFnghho'pdilaL ship wf ill be s howbn · (;h(firm~rr. N(fmed (Ill Laffe rty. for Mrs. Guy Reynolds In lhe 1s an "'em:11 rr es WI 11 e 1 Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Hum· Middleport Kinderg"rlen classes ser ved foll owing the meeting . / JJ7 CTU Committee.'f l phrey of Lake Worth, F la. and while Mrs. Reynolds was abAll members are urged to at· Ch . h Glen Humphrey of Cleve land sent due to a throat condition. 'bl t a1rmen w'!re named w en 1 · 1 tend and brmg an e 1g1 e ve e- lh p WCTU were weekend guests of thelr e omeroy met. on I mother, Mrs. Elizabtoth ~rs. J ohn Krawsczyn and ~rs ran wi th them. Eligibilily dales for membership in the Ameri. evenJng ~t the First phrey at th hom f M Milton Houdashelt of the Mide o rs. I dleport Conservation League, ''an LegiOn are : World War [ . Rapt! sl Church With Mrs . .~1- 1 Charl~s Buc: 4-&-17 to 11·11·18; World War II· ~~~'1rHe~mpton, president , ml Mr . and MT~. Eslie Mossman were kitc_hen chairmen for the I' 12-7-4\ to 9-2-~5 and the Korean 'rhg h "L . i returned home Monday alter a hloodmobtle held Monday. Action 6-25 -50 to 72753 e ymn. eanmg on the . . '. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· Everlasting Arms ." Jpened the l w:eke nd . vtstt at Manon, 111 - hoan were business visitors in l' k 1meeting followed with prayer ! w1th the ir sons and daughters- 1 G ll" r 1h"13 by Mrs' G H Ewing Reporls in-l aw. Mr. and Mrs. Harley ·~ tpo ~s G 1 1 POMEROY OHIO were gi.ven. by. the Mossman and family and Mr. 1 I" h;te was in a. 3 1 0 15 i Named as chairmen were Mrs ·1and Mrs . Robert Mossman and ~ k uefsllay. or T 1' Sh . . · . · · , son c ec ·up o owmg recent eye 1 -. . ~l_ton . spiritual ltfe ; surgery. She was accompanied TONIGHT Mrs. E . E . Roush and Mrs. Ib M W"ll" Mtss Lucretta Genheimer visu' NOT OPEN al education· Mrs Gtadt•s Amy Helm relurned to their ! YMr rs.W'JI1. Jam Reynolds. d ' 1 • L k · T d s. 1 tam Grueser an ' Cuckler flower and missions· mm . , a evJew ues ay, a1ter d b th FRIDAY thru THURSDAY t k · · th M aughter Deb le, spent e Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Mrs._ Phil Williamson, armed Cah wiG wWeeths vtsJMt . WI "II rs . weekend in Columbus with her Joseph L. Mankewicr ares I row, mersvt e. .. nd b th . I J "CLEOPATRA" servtces ; and Mrs Robert War· ELZABETH TA\'LOR . Rl ner publicity The book "Dear Mrs. Laura Bishop who has Sister ~ ro er-m·aw. r. ' · ' b h 1 M Ed and Mrs . Robert Jay. CHAR D BURTON , REX H \.R and Glorious Phy sician" by een t e guest o rs . na . RISON, Pamela Brown, Geo. Te ,1 C ld II ' Bartels returned to her home Mrs. James Crtswell of Class } or 8 we · was presented ' 12 Circle of Heath Methodist Cole, Hume Cron~..-n . Roddy McDow all . Cesare Danova. 1 ~ 0 the Pomeroy Public Library 1 Columbus Wed~~sday · Church reported that the shellC E W The No. l of ALL TIME! Pro- In memory of M Downie. rs . · · : MotorC)·cle Club ed pecans have arrived and are duced by Walter Wanger Winn er of 4 Academy Aw : p . H ld or. sale from the class members. Mrs. Shelton was devotional I tirty IS e · Th b 0 bt · ed th ards . Never before has a topic The Meigs MotorcyclE-- Club h ey mtyM e M aJEn at e spectacle been more careful- leader using as her ly, lnVi!~hly, stunnin.l(ly pro. . "Teach Me Thy Way Oh Lord" ' held a Halloween partv Satur· Mome Co rlsl. ' M' DoFwiedson, duced ! Otrerwhe lmin gl ('olos· d . · . rs nswe or ISS r a1 ~~I! Super-Spectacle! Ma~tni I Mrs . J. H. Sle1-1heuson assisl· ay evemng a the Rock Sprtng."i .,., ·h 1 'I ' ___. '-- •• ~ r. H II h' h d rae n e. d M D F 'I cent! see t: eopatra ·~ en : t:U uy !VJI5 . ...o~ph Cook pre-- .•r:mge a w IC was ecor· Mr 1 1 sented the program topic " UnL aLM in keeping with the occas- d htan C;sd and arm:;: tra: Rt>x Harri son. as Juliu~ ted Projection - The ' Eye ion. o~g er, m Y an 8 1en • Cesare; Richard Burton as . (;ate " The hvrnn " Let the i Mr . and Mrs. Brooks Sayre Phllk D~Venny of Da~lon, were Hrs. Lower Lights Burning" and of Syracsue we.re judges of of hisd 3 and ~c 15 Adm ission: $1.00 praye r by Miss Genheime~ cos tumes. Prizes were award- Mrs . da~ ~r~er a~ amty, ......_......... ed for the ugliest, prettiest, r. rs. r ur . . ey came £ most original and best costume to at end the Ho~econ~mg game respectively in the following and events at Ohio Umversity in age groups. Jimmmy ,foe Jef. Athens Saturday. fers, Stephanie Radford . Brent Sisson and Tammy Davis, preI school age; Morilyn Alkire, I Shirley Jordan, Cindy Jordan and Charles Wright, seven to fifleen years; and William Wag:ner, Jr ., Mrs . George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradi George Wright and Philip Rad· bury entertained with a Hallowford, adults.. een party Saturday evening for stvved their granddaughter, Mary Eliz.. Refreshments were during the evening to Mr. and abeth Bradbury, and her guests. Mrs . Wendell Jeffers and Tra· The Halloween theme was Icy and Jimmu Joe, Mr. and carried out in the decorations Mr s. Philip Radford and Steph. including a ghost and other u.I.II ! anie, Mr . and Mrs . George Sis· loween symbols. Mr. and Mrs . son and Brent and Ricky Gaul, Charles Bradbury were hosts Mr. tnd Mrs. Felix Alkire and the ·evening. Marilyn and Shirley, Mr . and Costumes were judged with Mrs. Clarence Jordan and Cin· prizes awarded to Glenna dy , Shirley and Patty, Mr. and ellen and Janie Hindy, prettiest, Mrs. George Wright and Susan and Mickey Childs, and Charles, Mr. and Mrs . Wil-l Jloycoe Riley and Glenna Ham Wagner, Jr ., Mrs. were winners in the dance Arms, Mr . and Mrs. Bob contest. Refreshments of doughnuts, and Tammy, G.orge wtre and Mrs . Maxin e Arnold . candy , pop and favors l : r------===--~=--; served by the Bradburys and Mrs. James Johnson to those· present including M~lanie Hackett, Joyce Riley, Kathy Moore, Jill Harris, Glenna Sprague, Patty Harris, Linda Cochran. Debbie Blaine, Kayle Russell, Sharon Glaze, Jan!• Hlndy, AnLook at the lines or the '64 boot!--love the snu Ita Fultz, .Melinda Voglesont~, !BY REOUESTI ness of th1s slantmg top ankle-high version wit1 Lu Ann French, Robin Mills, AT sharp stacked cowboy heel. Dazzling in red patina Kathy Bunce, Brenda Ed.o.....ur black crush grain. ' wards, Glenna Luellen, Dennlo Boggs, Kim Johnson, JeH JohnLAUNDRY''"'· Mickey Childs, Randy Becker, Bill Hensler, Sherman DRY CLEANING Jim Gtsze, ' ancl Pat Mills, e Low tooJclll Jl • "· PrldiJ pariiJ cloudy IIICI ooaler, 111P r• Glasses were purchased a local needy child by the Ela Pht Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday . M i s 1 Sharlee Newman, president. was in charge of the meeting in the Columbia Gas office. A bowlisg party was plaMed \ ctUIIdlar, )II~ ml1~ 1108! COUNCIL MI!!TI Glasses ate Provided for Needy Child to-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . Ocl. 29 , 1964 • ' • ' VOL XVI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 169 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1964 CENlJ~ FIVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~--------------------~~ Women's end Girls' Coetl, Suits, Dreuea, Blouaes, Skirts, i~ • 1 1 I ~ -~- 20 Couples Attend Party At Legion Post A beautiful JTOIIP of Womens Coats. 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DRY CLEANING I SERVICE ROBINSON'S WY .W 21 POMEROY Mullea. __. . ; .-. , • Womens Coetl Sele $99.00 Reg, $119.00 ~omens Colts Sale $94.00 ' Reg. $99.00 Womens Coats Reg. $89.50 Womens Coets Sele $84.~ Sale $74.00 Reg. $79.50 Womens C11ats Sale $64.00 Reg. $69.50 Women• Coata Sele $54.00 Reg. $59.50 Womens Coats Reg. $49.SO Womens Coats Sele $48.00 Sele $38.00 Reg. $39.50 Womens Coets Sale $32.00 Reg. $29.50 Womens Coats S.le $22.00 Our complete stock or dresses, reduced Reversible Car Coats for gltls 2 to • for this sale. You never saw a more beautiful selection of dresses - wool flannels, crepes, tweelle ~- and $16.50 WOMEN$ $14.95 WOMENS $13.95 WOMEN$ $12.95 WOMEN$ SALE $22.00 SALE $20.00 S,ll.' $16.po ~~ ... $13.j)o ~ALf .11.1111 DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES $10.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES $8.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES . ' ...,~ ' ·sAI.na.oo Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. SALE $7.00 ' ' Glrla Plaotlc Roincooll (3 to 6x) (7 to 14) _ ' • · --- • - -~ i··r:• '- -~W"""-. ' --•- ~ -~· ... : ' 1 Rt. 33 w'ork 1f ~!,_ Negonatmns I tnt prog·ressing • I 1 • ' • - - - - -- """"'~""- be(~ 0 MOSCOW _ COMMUNIST Fultz, however, pointed o~t • t b be' I ld this does not mean that Ohto ~a~ Y ~emNe~st w;'~h ~ residents may fi•h in the Ohio . ' o ay. at 1 1 a · ~~- c ev 1 River without a fishing license. · w~s fired for a long ser1eS of '"This decision applies only to miStak~s rangl~g from the Cu- this case. Each case will have ~lsstle ~Is shoe· to stand on its own," Fultz 1 candidate Ralph Welker, Republican ban at cnsiS tlte toUntted Na- said. for Stale Representa· RACINE DAM SITE - T,his i< the site of the new Racine navigation to cks .a.nd dam near Letart Falls, where Dravo Co1·pora1ion. Pittsburgh, Is poundmg 1ons. . . The prosecutor further stat· i live announced today that he carrymg out a $2 ,186,165 Corps of En~mecrs ro n! ract lor slle preparatJon. !he IYroken black !me md1cates the locatiOn of the Ohio bank of the t 1 Informed Commumst sources · ed that as prosecuting attar~ nd, f ther at citi· Ohio River after Dravo completes a mtle-lon g cut., w1denmg the nver channel by as much as 200 feet. Tht> new hne alreadY has heen established 8 groui 0 ~ fd 1oc with , at the downstream end of the bank . where a dredge i< deepemng the ch anne! close to shore. The broken white lines mark the eventual location disclosed Thursda) night lhat f M i s Cou t h has · a an official document is being ne~tt 0 t e ~h Sta~ y,of e Ohio ~e~s r:el .m.'. ay Engi~- ' of the new dam ilnd the high -lift loc·ks , wluch wi ll be on the West Virginia shore. About 15 m1les ahov(' Pomeroy , Racine ''.rill be the only dam iD 0 ~irculated bto the ~arty's ~0 mili ;r~is~~n ~~ ~i!dlife~ and sug 1.:r.n Divi;i:• Te~~~s~:io De- th:_ 1:;_ miles of river betwee[J r~olli poli s Dam_at Guy an. and the new Belleville Dam. which _Il!~vo ~_bui ldmg at Reedsville . on mem ers g vmg t, e rea gested an effort be made to 1partment of Highways, with re--=- - - - - - -8 ~easa~~ f?r Frushchev sud· reach an agreement with West ' fecence to proposed improveen JsmJssa · Virginia to establish the areas m':!nts to Route 33. WASHINGTON _ PRES!· of authorily of each state with Dowler told he group that reference to the rl~ht of Oh1o he had JUSt comple\ed a meet· . th U dent J ohn so~ pred tcts e m lng attended by Harry Schimed States will one day to ab~e mil, Division Ten Design and t~ orfer a job to everyone Wll~ UtOS 0 Plans Engineer and Alan Stil By United Pres~ International 1 where he eppeared before going \ warned voters that " one reck· , tour of Pennsy lvania whi ch r about Turkey, a NATO ally of bng and a~le to work. son or Alan Stilson and AssociSen. Barry M, Goldwater fo· on to Las Vegas. Nev., and : less impulsive move of a single · wound up with a speech in the United States, on the fact .. Our ates, 8 Columbus firm of. Con cused his campaign today on ' Los Angeles. He sa id Johnson : could incinerale our Pittsburgh Thursday night . jthat the Near Eastern country goal- JOb ~pportumbeS for all suiting Engineers. pertaining to 1 U.S. relations overse:J s. He ! has lust Turkey as an ally and : thzat1on. I He charged that " Jn just the is ~eking increased trade and persons wHhng able . the furnishing of engineering _Charged th_e "free world has i treated _ol.l,ler friendly countries "I s:y to mos_t ' past few days, Lyndon cultural exchanges with Russia wo~k canandwJII .be.~chlev servic~s for improvements to been commg apart at lhe l "shabblly' I today , J oh nson sa rd, go to - J ohn son has been trymg tore· for the first time tn 25 year&. ed m the years to c~me, JohnIf IS a section of Route 33 from seams" while President John~nn I While Goldwater campaigned the polls on Tuesday and vote, duce Americnn polit ics to a I He also sa id that Johnson son aald Thursday m the tentQ Rock Springs to Burlingham, a has •'turned his personal cam- , in the Wesl. Johnson turned his alone . W~. h your _conscience. The popularity poll, the free. world I has rebuffed France as an ally and last of a sedes of stateThree car~ were involved In distance of about aix mile~. paign for personal power into a attenti on to the Midwest ar.d vole you cast w1ll be your own has been con~ng apart at the 1and said this country's relatiOJll ments on the economy, an. accident mvestlgated by the The group was further in· circus and a street show '' '' the over-riding issue of p·eace [- and the world you save will : seams and Ameriran prestige : with Pakistan , Cambodia, J:Ddo. Ohio State Patrol Thursday .at formed that if the firm of con· Goldwater made the accusa· and wor." j be your own .' ' !has been sinking slow ly out of ] nesia . VietNam and even Brit. 1 JACKSON -:-- A1TORNE:VS .8:t4 a.m. an Rt. 338 In Ant1q- sultants is employed, that '· It tion in a speech prepared for ' ln a speech prepared for De· : Goldwater took his campaign •sight.'' l ain are in dire need of repair. Thur~ay conSidered appealing u1ty . . had agreed to start immedl&t& delivery in Cheyenne, Wyo., troit, the Chief Executi~·e to the West after a whi stle-stop \ Go ldwater based hi s charge Johnson 's Detroit appearance Fran- ly on the preparation of plans -- ·-· ------- -·1 --·- ---· - -... - - - - , followed 1:1 speech Thursday the farst degree murder con- _A car draven south Beautifully styled, smartly tailored, excellent pro· Waterproof, button front, matching hood and belt. -- • c· ~ congres~. Moeller~ :w-. Womens Plastic Raincoats 1.95 ..... $10.00 ~~- cr~t, I that state. Shumate was arrested by West Virginia officials while he was standing on the lock wall on the Ohio side •acrUicing national security in of the river near Racine in early July of this year. Ill• nation's space program w Tbe Slate of West Virginia - -en)lance its political position. gave 88 its reason for dl• residents to fish in the on missJn• the charge against River. The GOP task rorce ••space, Science and the Atom" •-e d ed sa'd 'rh d th t th d . Shumate that II was not able Shumate in icat I ~rs ay a . e a rnm· to prove tbe locatloa of the his arrest on the charge he jstraUon s emphasiS on the boundary lloo botw..a Oblo tended w fight the issue "as a . A!lOllo program to lancl • m~n._ ~ VlrEDia _ .wblob 11 mat\Of of principle." Shum8\f on the. moon has allowed Ru,. •• 1 ' ' ' •.c··~· ' '""" ol'lltli 'lflll! " lllt· Oblt- ' fts~ · ' ti ltld' th .eow.wa...-mar. Sla o ncrease s ea m o er Obio River. when t~ V/~st V "a . , areas o~ s~ace. The task f,Jrce Meigs County Prosecuting At· itles charsed him with also cntlctzed Defense Secre- torney Bernard v. Fultz , who illegally, ' tat·y Robert S. McNamara for appealed the ciMlrge on behalf scrapping a pro~osed mlltt.ry of Shumate, said he is happy satellite commumcatlons _sy<· with the decision and feels It I I, tem and the Dyna-Soar pro)ect. . is correct. I I ttetlon in all kinds of weather, makes a perfect girt. maki~g R~b· llcan study group has accused the Johnson administration of 7.95 . .. ago~ I West Virginia authorities moved Thursday to dismiss charges against Clarence Shumate of Pomeroy Rt. 1 WASHINGTON _ A REPIJII. for fishing in the Ohio River without a fishing license in 4, warm pfle re- IALISII.OO . ~pubhcan_ "· Jnl•· ...ttation ~•l dress you need In this wide selection. $29.50 WOMENS DRESSES $25.00 WOMEN$ DRESSES $19.50 WOMEN$ DRESSES ·". ' WIRE '·NE:WS !ached hood. Camel, dark green and bright red. ringbone, meta!Ucs, corduroys, knits, just any type . Repu~ tax work while Mrs . L uc ke , fill an unexpired lerm about i\ale Clyd• G. Millhone . Mr 1Bernard V Fultz and Engineer 1aod Waller H. Moell'f, Dfl!liiO the candidate, is two years Russell . i_s his first bid H. P . Ctv-i sty. Both are Repubfor lOth District seeking her th1 rd term . - Howard E. Frank, for poht!Cal ofhcl'. licans . tatave to - lola Howell, Democrat, 1 lican county treasurer , agamst Other candidates whose name Anolher contest that h a s served as congressman opposing Eleanor Robson for the 1Austin E . Ru ssell. Frank was will appear on the ballot, unop· caught the eye of county vot-er s being uns-"?ated by Abell i'\1'•, job as Meigs County recorder . 1appointed to fill an unexpired posed this y~ar, for county of· ls the race between Homer E .i years ago. ·,.. Shumate Wins License Case . ··Vj'• . [. - At A tiJtlttn(i• - \ BRIEF.;: · ,._ . versing to contrasting corduroy, zipper front, at· her· . ~ GIRLS CAR COATS Save On Womens Dresses In This End Of The Month Salt - - $1.95 1 A Nl!W SHIPMENT OF · ' WOMEN$ FEATHER HALF HATS GIRLS KNIT HATS Beautiful new fall color•, bone head, band covered A wide choice or girls knit hats with the hand knit with leathers for snug fitting. look, bonnets - pink, purple, dark Red, green, aqua, red, black and white. cuddle caps - A stocking caps - ~lhmate ~ll_lployment a~d t~ 3 to Bx and 7 to 14. 1.95 WOMEN$ BAN LON cARDIGANS . ' COTTON BLOUSES bottom. Sizes 34 to 38 in roxal, rose, dark green, Fully combed cotton broadcloth blouses with roll· ' gold, camel, black and white. up sleeves, washable, sanforized. Sizes 32 to 38 3.95 ill eolots and white, Tailored of fine quality white oxfqrd cltith, gives her the slim look, long sieves wltb button cuffs. Sizes 8.,. to 14.,., ' 3.95 of glrla chubby alu clr-. · WOMENS ORlON CARDIGANS better, GIRLS SIZES 2 TO 6X --~--- $2.95 GIRLS SIZI!S 7 TO 14 - - - $US ancl S4.f5 TEEN SIZES I TO 16 JS,fl. • • • Hal~, , TERRIFIC VALUES ON THE 1ST FLOOR . ';\; E~BE~F-JJ,l$ ,1tf POMEROY~; f. I Auctl.OD.Date w I "'''-''""""''"'.~""'""--""'"' I M i Wh't 66 .;:,,~·~ ~pokesman f~r Poi~t~ ~hP. lh~ '<'",-- . ·l ·' I ' ' " j .... ' ph'rhuJ~ay satd~ w~o Whit~. rt~onvllle; ~e~~e ~hll~ Cllb~smw~ ~~ 0~;Yes~~~: ~o~~:~~a~:~~ w. I ~- i ~ count~es. .th~ee · years I ~h~acebu~~~n u~.on 1 , I [Inc -~· ~ ge~T~ _a_,_,,.....,=~;-"·.:t~,l ~ ~~~~ ,:l 'l'fu! ' M~ ~e e~, · ~~~~· .and • 1, , Sar-~h ~ge ol,mtiney". •thll' ~~ll)e l&iimlri~'l;~>-r. :•~ ·~"'';'""1:" ;:r'';"~~1' ~ J ; I H~llders •.•~meiiiJ. at<~ T~WD~p·~dlng ' 1 1 1 y 00Sters ~traduced ~etelal- o.·es Thursdav 1 · J Changed BB chant~ed de~e ,, 1 w o ~ad Jnteri~te ' 1 1 meetint~. ..... I I I v.·nton Man Sen·tenced to }.5 YearS ~flllll"'l . Qlofr Sale_of Men's & Boys' ~ .C(Kits, Jackets, whil~ 1 CIS W•bb, Oil, Rt. Hac•ne. bad for thls improvement. I Old Time Sing to i night al Philadelphia's ConveJ>. stopped on the rJghl borm to Dow!..- assured Mr. Welker THE CANiliDATES TODAY fS. I C, lion Hall. Also scheduled on 111e deliver mall. When he started that lt was virtually certain Clintax Activitie-s By United Press International President's Midwestern tour he pulled Into the. path of a that the formalities of nego! Johnson Philadelphia. ' i were stops in Milwaukee, Rock• southbound car dmen by Jam· Uatlng the price for the servPT. PLEASANT - An "Old Pa.; Detroit, Mich.; Milwau!ford, Ill ., and Chicago. es caldwell, 11, Mld~leport. ices of ~ consultant would be l Time Sing· · will climax lhe pre- kee, Wis .; Rockford, 111.; 1 1· In the Detroit speech he saJd The Webb car contmkued downk completed satisfactorily at an · ! election activities Saturdny Chicago, m., aod Washing~ Lode P earl Wh itP . 66 who that for 20 years a mushroom 1Y date. and that surveyi"" l , evening at the old Junior High 1on, D· c · · Ba- ; c 1aud . has sha d owe d the 11ves · o1 the roadway and struc I par • ed ''& ' lived .m Che ster twp . nem . car helongln g to Dorsel Ran· ear and planrung could then start . . School auditorium spon sored by : shan died at Meigs Memorial I Amencans and thai ·' for 21 ' dolph, 17, Rt. 2 Racine. 1 PT. hPLEASANT - · t Wtlham , the '1a son Countv- Young Re- WGoldwater Cheytnntd, hosplla : 1 T h urs d3\' a f lernoon ,ao1- 1 years every h There bb immediately · p L yN pres1·d en 1 •-~ 0 was heavy dama1Je to t e e owers, Vm on, ., 1 publirnn Club. yo.; as egas, ev., an ' . 1 : ·n 1 k d to d lhet d 1 Kennet 1 and Caldwell cars, and moder-1was sentenced to 1-f) years in : Los Angeles, caur. lowmg a \eng hy nt"ss . wTodor e re uce k anger. rked bb The sing will begin at 7·30 b p d ay we must wor more ur11 ate to the pa car. e · :the state pentltenhary on con. · ump rey- ocatello, I a· Mrs White was preceded in tl th was cited to Meigs county court ! viction of forgery by Mason p. m. and wtU feature 1'he ho: Pendelton, Ore.; Seattle, : death bv her parent s James an ev:r. d 5 Nov. 6, charged with not using icounty Circuit Court Thurs· Christ.Ja_nairs of Gallipolis_ and Wash., and Portland, Ore. and Damewood· Groves. 5t upon': 8 caution in starting. S I day . The Quartet of Ripley. MIUer - Cedar City, Utab; ' Survivors are her husband, Gro-- reng ' . . . e Another arrest reported by David Lanham and Thomas , Accordmg to a Albuquerque, N . .-M.; Enid, ver. Sr; these children, Mrs. depends resJ?Onslbllaty, upCIUCAGO - DB. STEVAN the patrol was John Bltsard, Huddleston, both_ or club there Will be no pollt· Okla., and Bartlesville, Okla. 1 Thelma Eddy, Wooster; Wil· on rearson . he . \, \.'· Durovic, the refugee physician Pt. Pleasant. clied to Me1gs Pleasant, were g1ven an addl- teal speeches and relreshmenl.s, rna Ballard, Long Bottom; Virmgh\;; 1 0 -\ who developed the eontroversi- county court today for speed. , tiona! six months in the county I be served. The publiC IS ' ·"' •, "' "'' "' , · · I ginia Mae. South Charl-eston, La , 9 nson. rep •· . . "' ·\ i' \ al drug was free The date of the Middlepor-t I jail after completing their arig· tn\" lled to attend. Veterans Memorial Hospital I Naomi Doris White, at home; water .:arlJer ' on $500,000 bond today under in· Mete• Geoe<al Hoopilal Athletic Booslers Auction sale linal term by the Court after • ADMISSIONS - Pearl Pugh, Donna Jean Baker churchmen have _ nd 0 · dlctment con•plrac-y ADMISSIONS Elizabeth has been from Nov. 7 pleading guilty to an lndictd· i MAY HIT 1,000 MMiddleJ1<:'1r1t : ABarbGarlka BHaer, 10 ., and Grover Jr ., to· violate th~ ~Ure . Food and Vaughan, Pomeroy. until Novembe~ 21, It was an- ment of escape. Lanham ~n 1 . mer~v1 e; va I ey, ar· 1saw , 0 .; 18 grandchildren, one . .. Drilg Act. Hla attOrney broth- DISCHARGES - None. nounced fill:lowl"'l Boosters Huddleston were both oervmg 1 PT. PLEASANT - Absentee , Audrey Longslreth, 1great grandchild, two brothers, 1 thank God for their courage, er, Marko Durovic, was also TUesday uigbt time in the countl'._lall for con- votmg ts expected to reach t))e Mtddleport. Homer Groves, Sod, Johnson satd. . . : ARREST MADE Boooter membors said any tributing chargeh and.......,_ser· j !OOO mark in Mason County 1><>- DISCHARGES - Audrey Long- , and John Groves Cleio. w. Both VJce presidential cof!illIndicted. : '11lt, Indlctmept charged that Pomeroy Pollee arrested Othn peroons havlDg articles they can v_ing as trusties when they walk- fore it closes Saturday, At clos- streth, Mrs. Shendan I' terce 1and a si<ter, virginia dates were In the Far 'west -!!1' 1Clendennin, w. v s . '\ Kreblozen been Tracey, Pomeroy, on a charge dohata for the auctioo a ate eel away from the jail, but re- ing time Thursday, 924 absen· and .On, Long Bottom. Democratic Sen. into C:Otiimetce. "irlth of intoxl"'-t!oo Thursday night. shoQ!d caU Hackett at Iturned , voluntarily aft.r 14 1tee votes had been cast. Of the · Total number patients - 19. Humphrey startdo off in p.c illtent to defraud WY 2-3&9s or Klnt1 Builders Sup- hours of freedom. 1 9Z4 Yotes, 391 were Democrat She was a member of the Jdaho, Ill · ly, not fOI" a bbna!J.!O Invest!lliENlJ' ANNOUNCED ply at WY 2-1!748. · James Landon See,. lndicied l and !198 Republican, with 231 abTO CLOSE '1\JESDAY . i Brush Church_ of Christ. speech that . ·•; JBIIM to the IIJife,IJI (:hapel churel> Tbe Boosters, wltb Mr. Hack- by the september grand jury l sentee votes received by mall The offices of Jac_kson Pro-· a! servtces wlll be at the to get United .' , oald drug." Federal .Judge ,will luQI!llei c!f sandwich· ett, presiding, also made , a on the felony charge of break· end four registered independ-1 ductlon Credit Association will Brush at " a IJafitl: of Ducle!ll' ' Sam Perry aald, the IOUJ>, pie; eolfee $4211 donation to belp pay. foe aud entering of the · IF8 1 ents voting_ Ballot commi•Sioo- 1 closed, both m M01gs and p.m. wtth •Vernon Dolm en that WOUI\I leave tb,e had. sent , across ithletlc equipment. It was all' Blain grocery, pleaded gUJ!tylers are ·Repnblitan, Clifford Athens TUesday, Nov . Bunal Will m the d1oice Jmle amO\Uitl churcb on noLUieed thai '175 !'@ll ' rectv·,·alllL.w.- placed on 'Carder and Democrat, Mrs. 3, \964, at 10 A.M., duo to a i lly Friends •·• 'lbi' ;:' ...... _ ; ' . a nclilt cllaCL. ",' •Jpro\ratiob. Samuel Fowlkes. , _ 1meelln& ,at JIICkson, Obio. at lbe . 1 Kre~oten, THIS WEEKEND, . . DON'T FORGET J ~ civ- ~ ei:l~:nestly I hr ~1, •• dry quietly, wash easily. Colora: Navy, dark veen.~rer, dafk brown and bright red. ' and 5.95 wear better and longer, room for action, ,. -~ wom~ns tons. Sizes ~ to 40. Pink, gold, veen, royal ' black. STRETCH PANTS FOR GIRLS ' ill orion cardigans, . " beautlfuUy lmlt, raglan sleeves, 'lmlt covered but- An excellent value SEE OUR "STRETCHlNl" Stretch pants are the things for gltll, fit Y(~U Th• d" Hit vlctlon of Harold Cron, '11, of near Ironton, Cron w_a s sent•nc· ed to life in the Ohio Pemten· Wednesday for the Feb. 21 slaymg of Henry 66, durmg a robbef!' at Halls home aouth of Oak H1ll. . a.tN •ND SNOW SWEPT non I'L the central Rockies today and traveIers were warn ed to ta ke precautions at higher eleva· · the mountains. ccas· .. tions 1n Jonal rain also fell along the West Coast end In the central Appalachians. tla~ 1.00 GIRLS CHUBBY SIZE BLOUSES complete II"lklrta ond aportawaar ~i~ge~ In Anti•qui"ty, I WOMENS ROLL UP SLEEVES easy to wash, drY quickly, pearl but\On trim, fitted S.. our C llide 1 An outstanding value in womens banton cardigans ' LBJ Blamed in Free World Defeats 't-1 ear warmers and many more styles, for girls slzea · 1.95 I 2-HOUR ;ji •• ~olh:~r, ~ _,l I cp~ $129.~ ~e- Eblin has been connected with Miss Robson wa s appointed to te rm rollowing the death of the , fices are Prost"cuting Attorney Abele. Incumbent Election Board Clerk Doro- he opposing Democrat Charles Other county races include: thy Johnston said today 456 Knowles. Welker is a form..- - lncumbont Sheriff Robert ,_ --"""~- - • ~· -" ' , , _ ,_ ~c• persons were voted by absen- sheriff of Meigs County and op- C. Hartenbacb and Charles , tee and disabled ballots before erator of th• Maple Lawn Pout· Dtehl of Pomeroy R. D. Haretn, ~c the 4 p. m. leadline Thurs- try Farm at Hemlock Grove. bach has served 11 sheriff since day . 'j Knowle s, on the other hand, is 1957. Diehl is executive chairThis Is relatively high for relatively ne.w in Meigs County man of the Meigs County DemI Melgs County, she said, but politics. He is a school teacher ocratic Committft. nearly 100 vot~s less than the at, Buchtel • York High school, - Clerk of courts, with Wan· absentee vote for the 1960 pres· and a resid~nt of the Tuppers da Eblin, Pomeroy R. D., _as Plains area. idenlial election. 1 Democrat candidate against mA highlight of the 1964 elec· Warmly contested races are cumbent Evelyn Lucke. Mrs. Now Is An Opportunity For You To Save On A New Winter Coat Baptist Women To Hold World I Day of Prayer Ken~eth M~inhart - ----- 1 ho~ers Busy Reedy To W•er Depertment on the Second Floor. 1 c"""· be ! ~Cted Candidates for local govern· 1tion In Me1gs county wm for two county rom· mont posts have done their the selection of seven local l missioners posst. home work, with. only late office where there lS Incumbent& Av-ery Nelson and. cramming remainmg, and are competitlon. 1 McElhinney, both ready for the decisions by Ralph Welker, who Upset ret· publicans, will be agamst Meigs County voters next eran Rep . George in Oemocratlc hopefuls Paul SiTuesday. the GOP Spring Primary, wiD mon and Thomas Hennessey . Car Coats, Snow Suits - Big Seledions, Terrific Velues, In 1 I !':• Slacks, SweaterS, AII-Weether Coetl, Coat and Legging Seta, •• ' I { \" ' ' •· ' " , " ~ ' ' 1 ' ' l ~hurc'h Saturd~ ~ng. ~ th~ ~ �+ - • ,; ~,a.: , .-. .3oo • .- -. • ... ..! "', :-.: ~ ~ .., _ • _ _ ,.. ~ - .... -.::~ :-.:"J,.!' ~• ~ .1- ~ ~ ·- • ":, -• ..,~• ••..,• •••--• ~ • ~ • .,,_ ·~ .,, ,• •_.• ·~•-'• • - , ' • ~ '"""" ow. ,......,._.,,. ._..,_• •.., ..,• .I • rlrt.. ,.._~-'•.','"'••.,. • • .. "' , · •. - ,_ · • • ~ · · v • .0 -~ - ____ _ _ ..... , • .._ _ __ .j·~.-- - - - · ·" ' - "" -~ , r ... .., ··-····---·-.:...·;.;..... · • ·I••·· r_ ' ,•: •,•• •• • • • •• ~ ··• • • •, • • • ,••• • •• •··-,· ,•..,•_•_.., •• • •• ____ ., , ~ ' • ·~ ·..,..'4' ~ ' 't :, · · ' '.I; • "'<1 .!. ••• •, ...• ~....., - _,-,,·- ••·-....-.. • • -- - ··--·- ..-- ·~.,·· • d• - ..... · ___ ...,,_, '.,, ~ .. • ~•- .. ·- · · .. • • - • ·• •• ' 'M 'u-.-1- ~~ .. ,,, ,....no-.. - - ~·--·· · ·· · · ......,: 0 •• . ........... U .... 0 ;...... . . ........... OO•oO .. ,<., ... . . .. . . . . . . ~-·~--oH ~- -0<0 ... , ••O •' I f ·•,. I l-n.IJ1 hoUnel, .T he Daily Sentinel Campaign Tactics l'llmeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. so, lMC ~:=:t"":.w~~~~~lbfet1! THERE are many who will argue now, e] " Cranch Rickey J--- .... - BEST PRICE , Phones to be program Toplc • 1 ". .... Estimated in Street Mishap ~ ROBINSON'S H& R FIRESTONE STORE • ----~ PT. PLEASANT - City Investigated a two-vehicle Thursday morning reSllllt· lng In approximately $400 erty damage but no personal BERRfS WORLD .;- AUTOMATIC DRYER : $400 Damages ......... - BEST QUALITY - ....., .... ,.., ......... .. ... .......... ., ,.. ...... . ... you; ..., ...u.... .......... _.... ~-·- · e SERVICE of ........... ......... . DOES IT AGAIN! DRY CLEANING ....................................... ............. - ··-· 'I 2-HOUR ..................... :::-· ., ""' ...................r: ·-- chcked on SIX" or 21 throws for 77 yards passing, while KC did Inot pass. 1 sus.oo ' c...... ,........,,.. •..... . ,\ 12 LB. Automatic WASHER THE DAILY SENTINEl ... r th Gallz•a "tal N II HELEN HELP US! _ Coach SUI Smlth'l Jl111e 0..0 its drove lO tbe 10 aad •I* into ju.st four seconc!s to 10 ~ bUt water~s last toes • • ~ ed by a Kyger Cr"ea player .... the game was bJJtorf ~ Blan k s Cats By 26 • 0 'T'a I' Ty .1.. Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting ..... e 0 Reports From The Capito) -- teams showed their defensive give up easy . strength by holdins e.ach other , The Blue Devils drove to only three first dowm . Bobcat territory again Bolh teams drove into each were halted , , ' 1 1~·~0t'r7~? ... with pltnty of action •• both , tnined •• they were ) did not with a blue-and-red striped l1e.. . . Rickey tapped a <'ane on the 1 Columbus (UPl)- Sevenl ~ en In the Ohto Conference, W1t·1 Youngstown, one of four un-1 In ot h er games, Kenvon Way~:e State r2 -2-n at Case urn (5-t): Johns Hopkins at Ob- 1 KC . th b 11 1 rloor and said Devine wa:; fir ';! d or the 26 football games involv- tenberg can clinch its fourth lbeaten and untied team ,; 10 closes its home season aga:nsl Tech 0·51; Western Reserve e-rlin (2-31· Defionce (3-3} at jb t agamh ~~n toe a ~ 5 , ing Ohio co II e g e s will be stialght title by beating Ohio Ohio along wit:, Ohio State, Mount Union Wooster host~ Hi· /2 ·2·1 l at £astern \1 ic h1gan (2- G for "petty reasons" t ' K . du were 1 .1e h 1 sevenhi 0 emson · · f ., w 1 Th T' N 1 B 1· G d w· . · ' 'dd T · eorgeown / y. 1· !Jowns wue t e osers t OD .. 1 would not have nred De- 1 agamst mlt·o ·state opposuon es eyan. e 1gers, o. 1 ow mg reen an 1tten -g, ram's mury - rt en ernors, 2l. . 1: h (1 • . ' 21 ·l C vine,, he said. Ca rdina l owner [ this weekend, but one of the I smell college squad in the na- travels to Central Michigan in and Gapital, rlying high aiter ! Non-Conference · Oflyton 12-4) y a t arneg l1e5 0 eo t C · 5).1 nmNe. t ek K 1 ' · d b t t l f e d t d . t t h · · · d . Ak k ' Oh. entra exwe ygercosesJtl 1 1 oungsown. - 1a 1 August A· Busch Jr "issued biggest shape up etween wo on, are avor o o 1 WI Iquest of 1ts stxth wm or the ownmg ron ast wee , at 10 U . 13·2-1 l : Geo r ge M' h. Bl fit H Tr 31 2 · • ·• . . . h' I , . . . . I C 1gan; u on / -·- ) at season at annan ace two statements saying I didn't ease. campa1gn. meets Manetta m another 0 10 1. V.ashmgton •• ~ · 8 y QUauers . · , Buckeye Slate powers. . X . 12-J1 at Cmcmnali .11 . Manc hes ter fi nd. l : N . or th. wood have anythmg to do wtlh lt. n•h'l Oh. St t t k It Conference contest, i (4-Il. av Jer (2·3-1' at Vi ano-. / M' h l A hi d (4-21· E I Ch • 0 0 0 o- 0 • " "t e IO ae a es "un. I va ~5-0l · F'indla · t&-ll at St l IC . at san , ar - _, aunc. y and thai.~ the truth ._ h' f- beaten record and No. 1 rating iM Ohio teams meeting ont-of· ' J 0 h ·0 d)· Yc t 1 St t ham Hnd.) at Wilmington 0-4- Kyger Creek o 6 o ~12 · Busch called Cmed~nto I S 0 . to Iowa City to play the Hawltstate opponents this weekend I I 1~elp •t Ln . f Men ria 1:' .a .e I). TD'sDuncan 2 and 1 yard. fice when the ar mals were • b' "d · 1· . d 1 ·· 1 mco 1n o_ : r erns -- _ ---._ . 1 . .. .. " .I e.yes, the 1ggest game ns1 e mcluded Fm lay, Central State, (Mich 1 at Ohio Northern 15.?). . . sl umpmg, . he /~ld. K He wa~ I Ohio will be at Oxford where ' Ohio Northern Muskingum, . Wayn~sburg (Pa .) at Muski~g.! Datly Sentmel , Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 30, 1964·3 unhappy w1th I 0 n) d~ane 8~ Miami hosts powerful Bowling erlin Defiance Denison, Bluff had a manager pen mg. e Green. I ton, 'Case Tech John Carroll, asked me to recommend a rr.anwes 1ern Reserve· Ashi an d an d . . . Hger, and I sa1d Bob How!'am." I Although the Redskms w1ll be , I W' l . t ' 1 Howsam, an ex-minor league underdogs, they do have tradi· [ I m~g ~Of G organizer and du~ owne r from 1tion going for them. Miami. has 1 I The ewee~:~: sched:~es with Denver took Devme's p1ace. downed the Falcons five times ~ .I ' t d · ' th _ _._ ::;::;::;::;:::.___ m · th e pas t nme · won - 1o:s recor s m paren egames and Coach Bo Schlembechler would . North Gallia'~ Pirates closed out their IR64 grid cam- se~:i Ten : Ohio Slate IS~l al hke nothing better U10n to patgn Thursd~y rught by defeatmg Hannan Trace 26-0 be- low: 13 _2) 0Sp1 eWS throw a monkey wrench mto the fore a good·stzed homecomtng crowd. 1 M'd A . . B I. Bowling Green machinery. The triumph left Coach Pete Nibert's boYs with an ' G 1 " 16;;en~a~· 0 ~ 4 ;~g . . . overall 4-4 record. Inside the Southern Valley Conference, ! reen a •am< · · I: Entered Hospital M<aml needs a vtctory lo stay the Pirates finished witb a 3·2 record which should be Toledo 11·5 1 at Kent Stale 113· Among those woho entered io the Mid. American Confer· good enough for a third place finish. ' I ); Western Michigan <2-4) at Holzer hospit~l in the past 24 enee race fo~lowing la~ week's Coach John Dudding's WildMars_hall (4-2;. . hours were Michael Jame Coon-iupset at Ohio University. But cats, trying to make it two lremainder of the first half. Oh10 Conrere;~e : Oh1o en, 440 Hedgewood Dr., Ma_rk , ~he BeeGees carry a 6{1 record straight after a surprise win North Gallla added two insur- le~an 11 -4) at \\1ttenberg (6-0l: Steven Gilmore, Rt. 2 Cheshire , mto Oxford and probably have over Southwestern last week ance markers in the truro stan- Hiram (2-3) at Wooster (3-3 1; I Ricky R. Nowlin, Apple Grove, I toe:' many guns for the Red- suffered their fourth loss a~ za. After Chick, Cremeens, Heid~lberg 12-_3-1) at OtterlH•in W. Va., Bruce A. Hysell, Rt. I skins to auccessfully muflle. gains! one win and a Ue. Inside Dunn and Garrett moved the (5- I), Mt. Umoo <2-4) at KenPomeroy, Mrs. Beecher Mal· In other b1g games, battered the SVAC, the 'Cats are 1 •3~. pigskin to the liT eight, Clyde Iyon (0·51; Baldwm . Wallace I \ colm Cooper, Rt. 1 Langsville, D_ay~n ~tstts Ohto Umverstty: andnextweekwillwln~uptheir Smith took it over from the (4-21 at Ak~on (3-3!; Manetta 1 Carol Ann McCray, Rt. 1 Oak Cmcmnati steps out of Mlssoura campaign against powerful Ky- four. A kick on the PAT try (1-51 a~ Capttal (4-1) . j Hill, William L. Trace, Well- ~ Valley Confer~nce play against ger Creek. was bloc~ed. President"' Confe~en ce: John ston, and Mrs. Arthur R. Trout,, George Washmgton, X a v J P. r j . . 1 Roger Garrett scored the Carroll (4·1) at Thtel (3 - 2J; Ashland, Ky. meets Villanova at Phlladei· At N..-th Gallia last rught, 1 Plr te 1 chd th · . . ih Pi I t · d hdS~na a ou own 1rom Bir s . ph1a, and ~oledo ~l11des ~ath . e h rf~ 5 JUDllodpe ha ea two after a HT aerial was Mrs Larry Melvm Lathey,i Kent State m a Mtd Amertcan In t e 1rst per w en Dave te ted b Sk'dm New Haven, w. Va., daughter, :contest. Skidmore, a freshman product. rcep edy t c' h' okrel. h't D Chi k 'th 17 ard more pass ' 9:06 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Don· Tigers Can Cllacb Title ' an c WI a • Y tr8 · Ill o IC or / aid W. Dearing, 213 McKitter· aerial. ex pom · ick Ave., Jackson, daughter, ConvefSl.Ofl Later In the same period l~oth lteambls weredhurt by pen· 2 SPEED-2 CYCLE the .ld d N th• a ....es, wn es an mtercepted 4 Temperature Settings 6 .27 p.m. Thursday · Mrs · EvWt cats rove to or passes last night Rucker <BY REQUEST) FILTER-FLO erette Hall, Jr., Rt. I Oak Hlll, Gallla's nine, only to lose the Murd k ·t d' AT daughter, 12 :11 a.m. Thursday . bau on downs oc w... ou stan mg Discharged · the Wildcats. Patients recently discharged In the second canto, a pa~ I The Pirate!l racked up 18 1ncluded Mrs. Virgil Null, Mol_! interference gave N<rth Gallia first downs, Hannan Trace had I LAUNDRY 'l J H rden I the oval on the liT two. From 10 ly K . W' son, erome a ' th Skldm bl ed. hi 3 . John Hawker. Donald Court, I ere, ore ast Four Pirate senior:s 1 OilY CLEANING MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mrs Helen Mlttenthal, Mrs. I PT. PLEASANT way over and It was 12-0. . their last game - Chick, Tom I WY 2-5428 POMEROY Cha~les Stevens, Mrs. Joe 'Butcher of the local C The teams exchanged pass In- Foster, Ken Dunn and Larry ley and infant daughter, ephone Company will tercepUons and fumbles the Russell. Robert L. lsaac and Infant the program at the ghter Mrs. Cyrus night meeting of the local Mrs.' Barbara Gardner, Club, on the "Conversion Gomer Donnally, Mrs. Dial Telephone" which will go ; say Adams, Mrs. John into effect in Point Pleasant I m.ll, Mrs. Brady Young, Dec~ber 6th. . Hall, James Boacd and Rober~ Woll, president, an- 1 ence McCabe. the annual Ught Bulb sale of the club will be conductDEAN IS READY daring the week ol Novem· SAN FRANCISCO (UPil2nd. The package of bulbs Floyd Dean, who recently which contains two 100 watt covered from a knee op~ :~~:~~: I~~~~ two 75 watt bulbs and will be ready to fill a , 60 watt bulbs will sell for er berth for the San Francisco . Proceeds from the sale will Forty Niners when they used by the club for thelr on the Baltimore Colts in a Na- sight-saving project. tiona! Football LeaJ111e Sunday. '-'-__.:.~.~-- ......... By Dal• Rolbgeb, Jr . fumbled oncl Chancey'• Gorv 1al5 yard ehauncey penalty •n• and Stanley moving the ball 'Th~ Kyger Creek Bobcats Thomaa recovered the ftr1t of Kyger Creek took the ball oo consistently, moved to the :!2 practJ?ally assured themselvn four KC bobbles . the 24 yard stripe. yard line . If t~IC second stralghl un- Chauncey took the ball on Kyger Creek then scored its 8 .d the hi . hi beaten sea~n Thursday night the 50-y~rd stripe and bulled \ flrst touchdown in the opening end r~!e~iterus wit~ a ~2-rt:rd after defeating their toughest the KC Jme to the 32, but were minutes of the second quarter d C~ Y oppo~ent of the season, a d&- held on fourth and one. I Fullback Phil Duncan b lied pass an auncey was d~p In termmed Chauncey eleven, 12· Most of the yardage was gain· I over from the two forth u · KC land on the 10 yard line. 0. for a record of L8 victories ed by Chauncey quarterback e_ score . Kyger Creek then breuthed a I . >. . Blank Blue Devils 12-0 for 19th Yictory Without a ·Loss vine m August. . . I Propped back m a b.lue s~1t, s_ -.;: ;:~: ;:·~,_~~t.~". . --- --:. ~. 0)) - 'I other's territory but the hard impa~t of body contact caus- Kyger Creek took the ball, . • ed three mor~ rumbles ran out of dOwns and punted . Outstanding players Ia tile I · Chauncey received anothr' hard fought_ contest woulcf have and a tie in the kist 19 outings. Glen Bridgewater. The PAT _attempt failed . little slower, when on a fourth The fourth period continued break as the ball h1t on the l k. be both ~- The boys from S!. LO~ I S tuPI)-The St. 1 Many observers claimed Utis The Bobcats took over the j 'l)'o then ktcked otr for KC and four. Bridgewater hit tul l· a battle between lines until Bar- Chauncey 10 but another pen-iChauncey . M1ck Griffin, Otcaf 1 •· 11 ~ f.ard mals became world igame would either make or ' pigskin failed to gain puntd 1and Chauncey took the ball back Archie Stanley in the end nell broke loose on the left alty cause<! 1).0 to kick agau ,Carson, Jim Shumway, Fred champion~ in ~964 because lbreak the Bobcats and that's and 00' the p}ey rece1;ed the deep Into Its territory. wne for what appeared to be side to take t.he ball from the and the ball was partian; 'Staley. Bob Grabiel. Jim Sa• •·ttwre was s~r~s no w:~ just about what It did, first biJ: break of the game. The Blue Devils drove to the game tymg 'fD, but Stan· Chauncey 34 to the !-yard line. blocked on their 45 yard line.lders, Danny Powell and Arcb«e1 trouble on t~e c u · 8 11. k The crowd was hekpt on tts 1 Tyo's punt was caught by their 32 and on fourth dow:1 ley dropoed the pjgskin and Ky - Ounean then scored his sec- · Kyger Creek then held on the iStanley, all turned in fantastiei c ~~a nP<I ~p, ' Branch Rtc ey . toe~ from_ the opening whistle halfback Larry Powe11, but he punted, but a r_oughing the kick. ger Creek took over aga in. ond touchdown of the evening : first three pass attempu by ]jobs. , l'mrl Tt-ur. day. ld . k h lunlll the fmal blast. [fumbled and Kyger Creek'! Ro- er penalty age.mst Kyger Cre-ek The Bobcats then ran out on the one-va rd plunge A pass Bridgewater for the first d'lwn l KCs line of Richard BradThP R:~-year-o f\RIC er~ ~ ~ Kyger Creek received the ger Barnett recovered on the put the ball on Kyger 's 45-vard the clock for a 6..() halftime ad. altf'mpt for. the conver~wn fail- lbyt a beautiful 35 vard 1\r:I!':S.I bury, Chuck Leach, Mike MuJ.. or<;aniJPd 1 he r~t ed ~" n t opening kick and after rack· ' 39-yatd line. [line. ventage ed and KC it'd 12-o. catch bv Mingus p~t the ball ford . Larry Whobrey, John Dan. 1 1leis, John Loveday and all the -... far m system,d. relsJgr: It ast ~ ing up two quick first downs, I This break was then aided by Cha uncey with Bridgewater The third period wa9 packed Chaunce~· Hough and deter· on the i9 wePk as Car ma consu an -' ' -~----- · - -· · I others that contributed to a • PISWJNI:'STLY tJOI! c. r~Jcats (',)~•ve . ds , ays By 11'11)'110 0 • ........_, M.D. Wednesday toot note Of the accusation The Clust ot poorlull, • and the dP-bate wm continue on for made by Walter Moeller, former Con~--~ A~f.lh41JAP.""N'N dtstasa lila! hoi l""'! .,... 10metlme after the votes are counted plesed docton, l!l 11111 .,.. gressman, who Is seeking reelection to ond candidates are declared elected l p....., but tlaady progrtll about the low level tactics of the current the post now held b1 Homer Abelt. Moel· lo Ita .reltmet 11 belug political campaign. It is notlung new unler has accused Abele of votlne against made. der the sun. Persons who know their histhe tax cut bill. The ~uote from the leadtory, and who have rememb«r.d the maOne of the newer .,. Ing publication says, 'Rep. Homer Abele ny potitlcal campaigns of the past would preaches w Ill treatment 11 of Ohw was accused by his opponent Waltake a ilm view of the present hassel as ter Moeller of votlnf afalnst the tu cut the ust .. Plarollullmio ocl4 beme the one with the greatest degree producta nell u Amlnopte.. btll earlier this year and for a pay ralll of low-level tactic1. Presidential candi· for Congressmen when, in fact, he voted In IIDd Molbolreula liVeD by dates have b,.n maligned, in everv manfor the tax cut and against the pay raise .., mouth. 'lbllt , powortuJ c1rup ner conceivable. Uncoln was pictured as The Journal goes on to state that similar must be ated Ollly under tho a rough and tumbh backwoudsman a charges are quite common across the atrlctest medlcal supervlllon. country. teller of dirty stories, and cartooned as Slmllar In 111 ruuUr but an ape. FDR was pictured as 1 person We thought that everyone 11 aware llowor lD 111 offect 1e ootcJU. who lacked pure Aryan blood. Anothor that the vote of Congresunen on certain cdDa, an old ltanclby 111 tht candidate wao pictured as having Negro bills are common knowledge. In this Inlrealmtnl o1 10111. . blood, and we could contlnu• the list to stance 11 would appear that II would be Many raiders blvt liked pages of low blows from everv Quarter better for candidates to tell the public of wblt dltl Ill follow to ameJ. Over In New York Stste i Kennedv thetr own record of votlne, and our con• loralt lhll dlaease. 'lberel 1 00 NAACP membership forftl has been mit tent•on Is that for offices such u Con. evidence lhlt lhlo opproach will out linking the candidate for the Senate gress, and on down into the county office allect tho course of pa011ula, with Negro welfare recipients. with the contests, people are not so dumb, are IW• Oo lht othw hand, reolrlct!nr thought that many are chiselers. Tho are of the record of those who are In of· certain fooda to which lbt vicfonn provides space for number of child· Ike, and know personally about those lim ls ICCUS!oJiled lilly prove ren clabned for relief, number of leldtl· who are seeking office for the first time. to be on added aggravation llld mate children, and adds thst for referThis election year has proved to be 1 do ~ horm than lood, ence theY can Jdve Jimmy Roosevelt. Robrather quiet one In ' "' county. Just At 1.1 the cose willl . mlllf by Kennedy, Ed Sullivan, Jimmy Hoffa, recent!)' there was 1 little flurry of ex· otber dJ111ae1, emotJuaal atreu and thelr favorite U. S. Marshall. ceptlon to claims of one party group of bu beea IIIOUJ•I Ill make lht Many of the publications coming out certain accomplishments as compared lulou wane In some vletllaa. of the South have reached the heights In "~>ith the other party's, but It blew over Sucb persoaa may be ••lped the 1mear pattern, even linking Adam with no great damage to either side. Our by lrlllquUioen, bat other Clayton Powell with one of the presi· local election will be based on the people ~t ~·-... IDeaoo of cootrtlllna both tho dent's daughten, and another that links .fudging who can do the best job, and It eiDollona aad the peorlllla Senator Goldwater with the three kill· will be settled largely by the amount of llioold lie ....~t lngs In Mississippi by implication. effort put out in seiUng one cancUdate Corning nearer home in West VIr· A word of warn1n1 mutt bt against the other. There might be 1ome ilnla, Cecil Underwood 11 accusing Burl liven about the oeverol ove"' smear tactics of 1 mild nature, but thev Sawyen of playing politics with the stat.• the-counter remedies for Ibis county have hardly caused the road problem, and his opponent Is al•o di"".ase that hovo sprung up. electorate to raise their eyebrows. What dotna aome first rate mudsllnRing. There Theil" claims are uauuated we can be thankful for Is that we havt to Is a lot of claim• and counter claims a large degree a representative group of and likely to lud to dlsappololo along the path of many of those seeldni ment. The lmp.y that 1 1: 111111 candidates on both llldes who we feel are 1eats In Congress. capable of han~llna the polltlon to which ly LYLil: WILSON will be 1 Kennedy bloc of three the poverty JrOgram. We have ol paorlasla can be controlled . The Wall Strut Journal publlshod they asplrt.- . . . a single remedy. 'lblt 1.1 not •. United Preas IDternaUonll aolld votes In the u.s. Stnalt. here • dynaaty lD the maklna by true. Americana of IOUild memoey Tho family wiD have power and It ClhllOI be IIUihtd Off. Furthermore, they leave too hll¥t 1101 toraotton whft That baaea lor poUdcal purpooea lD One requirement 11111 1.1 abiOmany Important detalls of tha Man wao In the White Housa tbrtt areal 1tates. lute In dynasty makllll Is that tre•tment up to the vicUm. Tht lnd wu plthllinJ with hit ID·IIW SaJtent 8hrlnr hal I tho early dnuta hove 1bllity. troatment of psorlaoiJ aUU r... clutch of bl&, r•ll&Y. rnarr1a1,. lob ol poUUw ll&nlflclllct 111 Tbl Kl1111ed71 blve lt. quires tklllfu. medical aupervl• tblt llldt to found 1 Roottvell Ion If favorable resulta art to dynaot)' In tbt United Stalel. ly DOROTHY KILOALLIN bt obtained. Improper treatSuch wu tht nlihtmart lhll ment can lrrlfllte the lldn and dlaturbod . tho cltl2eno from cause the dioeua to opread lbout the Umt FOR ottempted rather than recede to lddnap tho U.S. Supremo Extensive res.....;h 1n the MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: HardY." There'a aome consolation In Court unW tho bla war oamt cause IDd lraatment o1 psorJ. Louis Armatroni and the producers and their taunta, . however; the Laurel and 110111. The big war tonded to · l by Helen I!Sottel-....t aolt Ia beiJli urried on Ia Investors in "Hello, Dolly!" aren't the Hardy comedies, alwaya big hill In dlvart the elllzenry from fear many unlvmlty skin cUnlco. only ones happy over his smash record· France, were famou1 for winning unln· ola Roosevelt dynasty w clear· FAVORS SLACKS FOR WORK tr aettlug Permission every Further progress Is usured. lng of the title tune; Uncle Sam'a boys tentional Jauehs because they wera dub.- and mor. present dangert. Dear Helen: time? Q-How loJli does It uaualiJ also are whistling a few cheery notes bed in hilariously bad French. Tho eltlzena ahould not have I don't "" why we women talte gangrene of the lnte1Unes over the success£ui dlsc. It seems that Yoet Berra has turned down the lm· The solution? Old your husIIM<Ied diversion !rom oucll ean't wear pants to work. They Louis and the Internal Revenue Service portant Peace COrps job offered to him band ever lind ooe for hlo to couoe duth In t per..n willl lean. They lftro foolish, w be- aro much more modest than lravellug IDola? You've just regional lletus? are havlna a bit of discussion over all•"· by Sargeant Shriver. Yogi was most aplin with. A eareful examlnoUon ohort oldrtl which hike tlllbar- 1°t!a aet toUBh. thai 's all. In A-If die ,..,......... aru ed back taxes, and You know who u"" ,. preciative and complimented by the ofof tho po!tnUalltles of the Roorasslnfly upward when we sit Iy wins those arguments. So Louis' wind· ruptures ID acute lnflammau fer, but had to admit he preferred to 011 tbese two areu, nott parent~ oevelt lddo, dyn.tsUcolly or down, They're •·•I, aave .., never qui'- make it. -H. fall will come In handy for all concern· of the aodomina! will (peritonstick with his first Jove - the national otberwlae, would have reas- hose, and look well on overy. Your Helplnf Harul Department lUs) wiU oet In and death rna, ed ... The star of a highly-rated televi· pastime . . . There Is a prominent lllgn tured tho elt12ena pronto. one who lon't built like a <ank- Dear Helen: slon show has been given the word from occur within 41 houn unleot In the lobby of the Board of Health build· the bli brass: don't mention Jackie Dyoaoty llrollea er. lng at 12.5 Worih St. warning against tht massive dOl"' of anUblotica art 1 am sending the name of a (i•:en. Other compli tlon:., u Mason's name in anr future appearances dangers of smoking. It just happens to 01 It Is 1 lac~ of course, that 1 Yet most bUsiness house• .,..., dear person who Ia 75 untreated, ml(ht take tonier It on the tube ... AI the new apartment be posted directly across from the tobacRoosevelt luld preceded ''OR to frown on It, though lashlon 1ys and a tbut-in. She would wei· CIUie death. house bulldina activity on the West Side conist shop . . . Marlon Brando said no the White Houoe. And 11 1.1 panla ora definitely "In" for come cardt and !etters from may be bad news for theatre owner.. thanks to Tony Richardson's Idea of Of count, II the disease Ia equally !rue that when FDR every occasion this y•o. When YOW" readers, Hl:r name and recognized early and the a•nThe city 11 taking the view that the new starring him in "Reflections of a Golden got the door key ht bung onto are bosses IOini to catch up adclras: Mro. W. o. CapJII buildings enhance the area's value and Eye," but promised to do another film it so long as there was breath with tht limes? -FOR PANTS Box f2t, Eotley, South Carol: crenouo area Is removed tho the already heavily-taxed theatres ' may for Tony next Summer. victim may mate 1 ...j ... In hit body. But the FDR dy- Dear For: laa. Thank you 10 much, _ A covery oven lhoUih 1the d~ find their real estate taxes going stiil Gospel singer Clan Ward, who can· nasty, !! any, was back-bro.When they olop belnj READER OF iiHU higher In the next year or two. celled all engagements after the death tlse Ia not oomplately curad, ken in the second generation males! They disapprove of feAt least two former members of the of her father, interrupted her mourning Dear Helen: because among that clutch of males bornilll Ill on their World's Fair publicity staff are planmng, period to join the junket of stars aboard young Roosevelt.o who called Clothes styltl. WOUld It be .. llood Iaslo to Independently, to Write books ahout the LBJ train . . . Julie Andrews doel aive myself a blrtb<lor ahower FOR and Er Pa and Ma, there Men aeldom pant over worn· their adventure• In the mate of red tape such a superb job In "The Americanizawao more 100<1 looko than abllen_ In_pants unltss they're 10 and Invite only lodlea. •• our that surrounded their activities. Neither tion of EmilY" that she might be signed, lty. Much more. lktn·Ught no olflco mana er apartment Is small and con DIVOTID TO INTIIIn Ol' 4 of the volumes is likely to wind up in a 1 set and sealed for ' Hawaii" by the time M&IGS MAlON 4IIIA The younger Roosevelts nev· would allow them on t h 1 accommodate not more than a place of honor on Rnbert Moses' five-foot you read this. (Ironically the part was ............ 0.. ~ ....... dozen people? -MRS. M. lhelf ... The word around Hoodlums· or have done much. It Is late crounds. -H originally lined up for Audrey Hepburn, .......... ti!Jtf'y ................ . . . Dear Mrs. , M. ville Is "Don't know nuttln' about the .foe now for them much to Improve Dear Helen: ' who was ~ven Julie's role ln "My Fair • ., . , T'tlt OfU11 Vtl'-f ~U..UIIttnt eomnay nt lillltlfllltff 11 .......,. Bananas snatch - or el!e." The big felA blrthdlr shower 1.1 never tho reconls. By the Umo tho I've roised boys, ond now we Lady.") Its very hush-hush at the mDOIUt ....- . . Off'N •ttM. w• , lows want complete silence, and ~pecial lost of the Kennedyo leave pub- have two teen·age atria, AI 1 planned by the gal who will "'tM. 8dltorl11 plloa. W'Y Ntlt ment, but one of the biggest midtown me11ages have been sent to local gangs Uc otnce lor good, the young remember It, the boyo oaver recolve the (Ills. Sending invJ. hotels is havlni a serious security probnot to make any mistakes this time . ... RooseveJta will be 11 remote 11 got into dresser drawers llld ittlons to your own birthdq lem. No matter how carefully the guards MGM lsto impressed by Art Carney, who the young of Chester A. Arthur. disrupted lhlnfs (er<ept thoU" party would be llke sa••·• watch the lobbies, mashers - or permokea his Him debut In "The Yellow """• IH ··~ fit- Y. . . City ..... Yfii'IL haps worse - have been invading the Tho Kennedys Intrude Into own, which were alwoyt lo • "Gimme." -H. Roii1·Royce," they want him for five ......... ....... Deltwef'll . , place, prowling the halls In the late hours · tills essay on the fading RoOIJe-. mess), bul our girls! I'm not ..,.,. ...... IYtlltlllt. II ........... more. The first would be a dramatic role This eolurnn it dedicated to waiting for lone females to get Into the 'I'Olt clan becau,. old Joe Ktn· • "permissive'' ll\Other IDd In "Armageddon," the movie version of self-service elevators. They have rnanag· nedy, the papa money bags, the girls are well lraln~d but family livln&. to 11 you•ra hav- 8tlh ltntlftll efflm. ....... Leon Uris' best-selling novel. ed the trick too often for comfort, giving bred his brood with the ldnd of try •• 1 might, 1 can't ~eem lllf kid trouble ar )lilt pllln Jane Fonda's monumental sex appeal ly ,.,..,., ....................... . each girl a frantic few minutes bY puAh· ltn~! dynasties are made of. tLo get H acr0$J that my dres,.. trouble, let Helen Help YOU more than satlsfie1 Paris film critics and ing buttons t.o keep the elevators from ,. "'-'fl .... . , Who but a Joe Kennedy could er drawero are my prlva'- pro. She will also nleome audiences. but they're gigRIIng over the returning to the lobby . .. Columbia Picendow half a dOien young, oacb perty and not to be aearcho<l on •mllllna tl(llrl-. Ad· 'Way she speaks French . Roger Vadim's tures, which coined a fortune with Peter W1th multl·millions, lllb tho ol- throulh for •11\1"• ocart,a sWill- dreos Helen Bottel lD care ar remake of "La Ronde" had its premi-.e O'Toole in the title role of "Lawrence dOlt u I president-to-be and es, Jewelry, etc. Wlteb I'm Dol lltJa Deii'IPI]Ier, there the other day, and aside from the of Arabia," expects to treble those voss· mako tood hit determlnltl.. home or busy ond tht llrll lauehter of the customers whenever Jane es when hit "Lord Jim" it releasee!. Tht tlult one of hls eet should be want oomothlll& thty ao dely. lpoke her lines. the reviewers reporterl advance word Is that ht'l simply fantll• III8IIJ president or the Ulllted States Ing, no matter bow that sho hu an "accent a Ia Lauro! et tic In it. enn though the brilliant eJdetl times I rtpeat "Ask mt flrlll" and first choice dlld • wartime Do otbero bovl till• prOtem and bero• "llhst hsve they dona •boUt It? ,_ Slraugety, they don't get Into Hatlo Toueb 01 ~. •ell otbar'o clrasser drawara The Kennedy gena bart I just mlna, I IYOII!dn't mind .: Gbarp ot brash arropnce eo"' tb •olq with wi• h"M- IDd a ., ey ntver .. ave them u " -~ tht7 fowtd them. -NO PRIVApoworful tlncl ot 1r1tb good CY. loab. l:loe, bow could the Dear No: JOW!Itll tad, TlddJ, cioN oeet Ytl, &1111011 every mother of • Stnolt sa11 In hls bnt lap jJlrll hu lhll problem _ Jual 011 tht poiiUcol Irick IDd ol• 11 , _ huabM!d went throu~h moat too 1011111. to boot? I:!Jt, lht 1oo1 IDd work·bench probtoo, how 00111d Robert F., tho 11m with your 10a1 - rtmllbo hard.qosed Kennedy, diN letlc her? • U. S. S.nate seat In NIW Yll"k Tho rtaoan: JOU'YI novot Illd ltate whll• !till enrolled as 1 down I hard and last oii~Imlta ~ter In the commonwealth of rule las 1 Imaatnt your dtugh111"1 have with each other - Ia touchusettll? Tht oaylug went when John · apadeeJ, When they IIMd 8 ~ 1Ktnnedy woo oariJ lD 1 I turf or a bit ot jewelry you're te House, Bob lo the cab!· •PI to say, "Go look 1n Jilt net ond Ttddy wu on the BOil' UC«<d drow., of Ill)> dreuR • loa loanchlug pq that aU pU - · t you - jUII II Pop ~ wu dl'flded Into ·tbrtt ptfts, 1< ..,, •"dde wrench 1.1 In 1111 11110111 Jock lnd Boblly ani tool bol, 1• pt II." 8o, natur· ~\bit anore, perhopa, but alljl, tho tldl lalta 011 that Do rtctn1 IDI~ nor COIJUIIUIIII)'"""" outlook . . ....,.,,.. match. tlth!"", tor ~ , p&cllllly Wilen 1011 lrth' hind, •• Ktmtdyt. If Pltrrt ~ . lo ·~ut flrlt" Alter 111, ltbtF makeo It frObJ Calllarnla and ....... ~'11 ...... •~-) ·"'"' • .., -'-~ ._ .,. v r-voo:-u ,_ IeI ......... "'"""' ---.... __ _ -, - DOCIOR SAYS The Independent ' I ' •' -..,.,. mishap occurred Street when a C P Company truck driven llullf .. by W. Effingham, · Huntington, pulled from t h ~ curb and his motor stalled, lng him at an angle in the •m..t. ll 1 A car driven by Oscar Lowe, 43, of Gallipolis, collided with the truck. Neu:ner driver was eited. Allred L. Pearaon, 36, Pleasant, was arrested on A~.--t.a....r charge of Intoxication by tol1ot 1dt la ·ol elty pollee according to &no ~ " " " " " tty, wldt _.lnii Wubrecords. TRA-VALET ., CAmEO able p~ tra~ • I FIRST WEEK OF NOVEMBER I DAYTON NYLON MUD & SNOW AND REGULAR TREAD TIRES ALL GOING AT t PRICE PLUS TAX & TIRE OFF CAR "FREE" INSTALLATION liaiDa. All ~ $2.00 lncludlnt W•leh'h 111'ftJW"'oD, 700 E. MA'N ST. • I Wheel Balancing '· WY2-2101 , POMEROY, 0. �I I I Colts Seeks Seventh Straight NFL Triumph It •hould be a big day for 14-Dally sentinel. Poroeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 30, 198t Brown of Clevr land 1 _:_~;;;-..-..~.;_=="""""""';,_""';;;;;;a_...,_==-'='--; who needs only H more yards rushini: to become the !first pleyer in league hi story to gain Thot By "~RTIN t.ADF.R its pacos with the F'orly·Niners, Green B•y Packm 2'1-lT. ers at Pitt!burgh while the run- man Billy Gambrell. l 'l'l Sports \\'ritrr I the Oe lrOJt LJOnS WJ!l be hostDetroit is favored by three nerup St. L>uis c~rdinals mu st I [n other games. Green Bay js I . inK lhe L~·~ An8e iL Rams . ! points in this second meeting race the long-dormant Giants at Browns To ~vena:~ Loss , favored by four points over the 1 1 1he I:Jili tlr. r:~r~. ol~~,. havP 1 Wht~tever ha ppens here wl!l between the two clubs. They New York . The Steelers handed the V1kmgs at Minnesota lhf' Chi • 1 11 1 1 100 turn~ 1101 t i lt' \\ ." n ' I. of [ work to Bal!tmore-'s ad\lantage 1played to a 17-17 tie at Los An· Even though St. Louis is fa- Browns the1r only loss· of the I cago Bears are picked by six i 1 the .'\ ll al r Oi)t ballhLe~lgl u~ so , sin('€' the L1ons and Rams tlr~ : geles early lh1s iieasan . vored by five pomts the Gtants campt:t1gn by a 23-7 count aL at home agamst the Da lla s I tup , IUr\'t'\' !lilt! 1 t'\' t>ven ed 1 , 1. h ·d ! " · ' Cl k ~ · · or secon.._ pace Wit 1 en. ' I he pamngs also favor the [ showed definite signs of snttn.. eveland three wee s ago but Cowbo)'S and the Eaglel'! are a 11 \' 1111'11 ,·lu.~l"':,' ri nds out I! I r -' e IH.'al rl'('Jrds of 4·2 I. The Colts , Ea stern Division leader iS the ping their d1sastrous slump Pitlsburgh has only a 3-41 mark four-poi n t choice over the Y. uJk ll).! l•l r 11wm th1~ Y.'t'l"'kend ed D I k • I' d beat b rnut et.ron 340 - ast wee Cleveland Browns are picked when they outgained Cle\·eland t 11-~ season an was en y Washington Redskinl'! til PhilaTirdl ~ qu11v d \II( k 1n the · Whll t' Los Angdes upset the 1by seven points over the Steel· fn all offensive deportments Phihtdelphia 34-10 last Sunday. delphia. I dLi tr• lt !<ll ''"rid "I pro te ~f'H• n - · - --·last week although losing 42·20. I ° I -' ~ ''""'"'I 11, ,!It' II"' Berra ~Ia'\.1 Be With Mets in '65 The Cardinals will be playing withou : veteran split end Son- 1 ~· · ...... 11il·• ..,, .,·rn ~wa d ed lnr ny Rand le, out for the season llit"r~, 1 .111 , 1,, 1 _1i •n i,. ,. 111 n· 1\"EW YunK jUPI )- Imagine and will talk to him again. with a shou lder separation . He Yorgi Berra coming off the The Yank-ees have offered wilt be replaced by second-year 1 ~1 _-1 , 1 bt' nrh i.llld hilting a game·win- Berra a two-vear runtract as • - - - ---- ---- - - - / H.I IJ'I'""' r• ''.h \\ rrl1 ~1\ f'rrn , ,,.,.II\ r '- · ' "' 1t•, o.,j' l( r' :t il il pt•n nl llg htlmt- run for the New : special field assistant to GM ' , .., l:r\ n·d hi York .\1e;s m Lhe ninth inn,ng . Hal ph Houk. However. Yogi has ness suit. 1 11 11111 1 17 1'.' I ' /lon 't laugh . it f'O uld happen. uot signed )'el, explaining ' 'l"ll "I 'JI have lo wait to see how 1 I" rr·!- !· ·· hl p lhr• ,.,;,q I·r:l'lt' l"· ( ; E'ufl»(l' \\t! Jss . gener;.l man· have to see how I feel being I would feel bemg out of uni · 1 •:''- \ 1n,•r, :tr lu•nw ~Un · of tht> MPts. reveal€'(( out of unifurn1 ." form,' ' Berra said today before I r: ,, .Il l• 1 . 1· 1 .1 1· 1•1h l"r:>'' n·rI ru r , u"t' ~"" r Th11r sda~· he h<1d t~lked w1th I That's the catL·It Jenvmg on a golfing varation. , Yogi has spent 22 of his 39 ' 'l imagine it wo0uld be kind of ; Tl ' I· . \t " (' "l"l•d 2 ~ i th ~ unJrof'hd manager of the \ t:~nkf'P.s ~:~.bout joming the ).1ets years in a Yankee uniform. He hard ." ~·~~ r ·ll, 11 .. , ' 1'." 1'-1 111. t<n rnor(' -wouldn't mind \l'(w ing th~ Van- New York baseball fans al· • 111 "' 1 , flH"J" .\J."l, !!'am . nnd kt:l'!'i, but he's no t ready ye t to reedy are ecsta ti c over the pos. h.o lt' 1,•1'11 fll'-1 :1" ..;l r•ll1t: 1111 dt• su rrend er a uniform for a busi- sJbllity ur Berra being reunited tr I I· t· ,, ' •'I ,. Ill! '• ,: I ' :1 1·ir )..;p -----·-- wHh Casey StPngel , whu, like - l·( •tr d lt1 1 ~·1\ 1 '~1 tJ•1 1III'i _ lit' ldPd National Basketball Association Yogi, Was dumped by the Van\', 1t l• I ~· 2 By Vniled Press International , kees o~ter wi nnit* a p~nn ant Eastern Division and losmg lhe World Senes. w. L. Pet. ' 'Yogi is my assistant manB.\ .'\Irs. H('rbt"rt Roush 1 Roston 6 0 l.OOO agcr," Stengel used to say when 1Cmcinnotl 3 1 .750 hr. was bossman of t~e Yankees \J r ,md Mrs. Robert Roush Philadel hia 2 3 400 and Berra was se ltmg reeords 1 arT ;llmuuncing the birth of · New Yo~k 3 :250 I as the gr_eatest hon:e run hitting . rlw 1r wr·wul !'i on a! Holzer Ho;;;. l W . . ! catcher In the maJors. 0 pt !.d S : dun.l;1 ~·. Ocl . 17 weJgh· l W L p ·. estern 1\'ISJOn · · et. l t l ~ .. i~ h t pnu11ds and seven L A 1 olll l (t> ". Ill' will ~w s wer to th e SosL n~e es •4 2 .667 2 2.500 nunw tJ f r•au II !vron . ( •' ran d par- I '· . OUIS 8 a111mml:' .. · :; 5 .!::75 eh :m· \1:~ . f·. ~ IJ Roush. Port' 2 4 .:1.13 Dt'lrurl lnnd. anrl \ lr and \Ir s. Paul S:111 Fra n cisc<~ e 1 4 'J()() .,, Ia" ""' nea l II " ' ' ,., , . i T oil'-> Ill e-m . "' our governmenl. • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. He Apple Grove So(·ietv Notes a Hnmeof Lhe l'obulo"' II Order By Phon• And Take 'Em Hom• WY 2-5432 Pd. Pol. Ad Yo \ .' 1 •: I. 1 r-========-- -..--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..;....,=="----=-----, I, - SUNDAY DINNER MASON $1795 VH 4 tlr. Lvw mill'age. \'1-'ry rl('a n 1nside an d out. 62 Buick lnvicta • CotJ\"I'lliblr• ('o,qw Sm,trl lmr~t>l seats Powrr steenna and I J r ,l l-: 1" ~ -\rrt .. m,ltll" . Almo~ l l1ke 1111' day il was sold. " 63 Jetfire VB Olds- $2477 Bucket ~~·<~1~ 4 -~P rr ;·m~. 1'•1rs in looks, performance, and ctHJU J! 1on . Stqwr~h : ti ·.:.: Pd +:>n:;: 111 e. 61 Tempest 4 dr. Shows ~ood cnrr 4 c ~· 1 ~.trl . ~hi fl . - $1077 61 Ford Sta. Wagon- $966 F'alcor1 \\"1• <·an rt"t"N ·' <~ll to lflr at own er . 6 cyl. 59 Pontiac 2 dr. !! 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Hol'ky Hiver 30 .oi.ii~""'-----...-..-..,.._,~~~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii,;~~~;;;;:-. ; Olmsted Falls 6 j Warrensville 36 Cuyahoga Heights 22 : Strongsville 18 Richmond Heights 6 ' Follansbee IW. Va.) 7 · Toronto 0 I Solon 12 Kenslon 0 Chagrin Fa ll s 30 Twinsburg 8 i Mayf<eld 30 Wirkliffe 6 Mentor 17 Painesville Harvey 6 ' Willoughby South 28 Painesvi lle Riverside 0 11 11 - BETTER BUYS . RE-ELECT I ,· .----BLAETTNAR'S - - , THE SHOE BOX ,_...,,...,...,.,..,..,.'!!/! STUDENTS LIKE MILK CURRICULUM '=::;"'";i:ii::l;"'"5555~~1 d;e.~.u~gl~<~;•r~a~l~(~;o~lu~m~b~u~';;;·== I IT PAYS TO SEE ••• .---======-=;;;;;;; 1 -~ New Furniture $299 Wollpen Society Notes IMMERMAN 1 SANDWICH re nnounce I CHARLES B. bill in Congress to investigate the financial or FOR CONGRESS ON NOVEMBER 3, 1964 "~ -=:: b~~-.~~ I RE-ELECT HOMER E. "PETE" ABELE .. ., ' ... IACoy AServices d ° He House of Represe ntatives. Thursday's Result 1\t•!Jtive s hl'r£' fo r ftmrrnl . Ba lt 1more 98 Los Angeles D5 .~l·n In' ' of Ju(' R1frle wrre :O.k i t Only game sched uled} and \,r ~ k11h Biffl e. Colurnhus I \11· ,1nd \1r 'i . Tlinrna s l·li.J_vman Ohio High School Football S1r .1 cu ~ r . ~.J r . and \lr 'i. Wil l ' · B\· Vnited Press InternationaL Bt1;. 47 1\fedrn<~ 8 l;ord. Pnmerm·. .J, ,hn \\" il lium s · Bnwrrst on. Orange 33 West Geauga 6 :'llr J llrl \1r .; larl Sch ul! z . li'wrport 12 J efferson 0 :-i r. ure mo\·mg from t!w Chil d· Burton 44 Ledgemont 6 1f{· Ss re sidt'nct' to t:1e Cliflord l1Ne'l'rbury 16 Cardinal 6 H1ll rf~ i den('f' , Huron :12 Midvil:'w 20 \ hs !\1.IggH·· Dilo.; Pnr\;(•rs- Oherlin 32 Wellin gton 8 l llll"g jo,; Vl'\ i!mg ;\fr." Ad :! ~Or · ' Firelllrrds 22 Col umbia a ris and otht'r rrl<lltH.". , Sout.ll Amherst 2Z Buckeye 8 \lr. ~1nd ~1r s. ClJrelll"f' Sh iel ds I Conneaut 22 Madison 6 \1r~. Edna Housh ~prnl Sun- ' Akron Garfield 22 , ria;; witll :\lr. anct \1rs Bob Hill Akron Kenmore 6 : ~md fdm!ly at Ba sllan . : Vermilion 12 Amherst 0 I Mr and Mrs.. RandHil Roberts ; Tolrdo Hodgers 12 I T1>dd and Leslie spent Sunda v : Port Clinton 7 wi!h Mr. and Mrs. Deeter and Youngstown Hayen 6 :ver news I HOUSF \!:muPI. lrJc'!l . u 'LBJ Blamed I' ::c~------~;;;~~;~~::~:;=~~:~;";"';"""':0'!'~-~~:=;;:~~:;;~~!':~:i~:::i~;i:;:;:::::::~ STEAK • :v: I busine" interests of members, office rs or employees of the I o ; SHOE BOX does not believe that persons of qu es- tionable character shou ld bCemployed in a-overnment. introduced .4£54 1 Congressman Abele Is opposed to the graft anJ Immorality In 'I Crow's tll buttoDJ tre reptaced on your iauodeftd JhlrtJ or we will laundl1' .. o • .. YOUR CONGRESSMAN PETE ABELE IS FOR MORALITY IN GOVERNMENT 1 I GUARANTEES ave. e PT, PLEASANT - AccordlU tbusiastic applallle wl!tll be By rr..e Wbaebrfter lng 10 llle loleol volen re1i<· IContinutd From Pagt 1l chorged the Democrat. ,.,_ 1tl Oris Roush, Paul Moore, Virgil Gauge reedln&o: Gallipolis Humphrey said !bat Gold· " tal< and tal< llu'ol!ib ~ King and Wayne Roush also at· Mrs. Opal Sayre and Maude I tradoa fiprH released by Roush called on Mrs. Billups tbt Coaaly Clerk'• olfke, MoDam t8.3. t3 .0. running 3 feet water ap.,. rently does not reSocial Scurity sya!t:lm nd·llrii!C tended !be planning meeting . Thtrsday . Mrs. Sayre entertain.. son Coaniy, wbicil bas ad- on rollers, Pomeroy·Ma~;on 20.- P'une.ra J serv1ce-s for G ile~ alize that neit~er side can win money to Washington ttbrn ed them with her ccordion ways bee• know• as I Repub· 91 . Pt. Pleasant 24 .54, Hinton Odel Coy . 20, who d1ed Wed- such a game. He said it must they really know how le ~PM and singing. They also called llcaa ltl'oDibold, aow ba1 a t 95 falling, Kanawha Falls nesda y mght m the automobile 1end in •·e horrendous death for it. " on Mra. Ina Weigand of Pt. m Republican majority . 2 77 fallmg , Charleston 18 01 sta- wreck al Mason. W. Va , will both players." The Mine«<Jta Pleasant. j Of the 13,r17 voters n-gi11· l!Unary, LondoH, Marmet and De held Sunday at 2 p. m. ::ll senator also planned other The annual diMer meeting Mrs. Flavia Lielner was 8 tertd IB tbe 41 precincts /lm Wmfleld dams wt>re on the SillS th e Rutland Nazarene church . stops m Oregon and Washington Visit The ... or ttu~ Meigs County Dairy Ser· Thursday evening dinner guest are Republicans, 6771 are Boal movements : Chast" Funeral Home. which state. vit·e UnJt wlll be held at the of Mr. and Mrs. James Canter. Democrats, and 107 art In· Obio River- Jdfboat up 14 . . is handl mg arr angements for Republican nommee William Salem Center school on Man, Mr and Mrs. Buddy Kearns dependents. Tbls year's lig- 4:30 p m .: Harry Dyfr up 14, both Coy and the othP.r vic- E MilleJ' barnstormed across • FOR A day evening, Nov . 9, according Mrs . Eugene Haning an d land ~on Mark were Thursday ores 8bow a drop or nearly 1 6·25 p .m ., Lillian C. up 14, JO ·. tim , Andy Sprouse s~1d Coy'o; ,the West. scheduling his fir st 'edThsd ' Mr. ' and Mrs. Okey I ZOO Ia the Republican major· 10 p .m .; Vulcan down 14, 5:45 body w1ll lw m stall' one hour I Utah. before gomg on l.o New , to John Ml'Coy, presid~nt. Tick- Rhd en a VISit ur ay With guests of FREE SHOE SHINE els may tM- sescured from any Mrs. Harl<:>y E Johnson -&nd Roush The men went huntmg. lty. am : John Ladd Dt>an up 16, prior to ..erv1crs Rev . Her- 1 ap~<::~rance in Cedar City, 1 From Our New Electric of the directors or technicians_Tammy and Chey.l.. The Board Ladies Aid met I.._~,:..;:-• """''"""tl':;.,• . -: 4·35 a .m. ; Charles K up 16. 6 berl 0 <:r1rnm wil~ orri~1ate Mexico and Ok lahoma Shoe Shiner. of the unit. Mrs. Eugene Hamng, Rhon~a Wednesday in the Board sc~ool . , am . Onward up 17, 1 50 P m : Runal will be 1n Mtles C~me- 1 - ·-- - -~ - · · - - Reports will be given and and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman vts- bouse with members Mrs. Mae Fnday guest ~f nrr mother, Nt•w Martinsville up 17, 4:45 a. tf:'ry F'rrPnds wil l bt- received Margaret Van Cooney against three directors for three year llted Monday with Mrs. Cle~ Roush . Lora Mae Brown, Mrs. j Mr and Mrs 1 rue Bll'ssmg ol m : Burkeye State up 17 . 5·05 at thf' rf'~ ldf' m'P on Main-s t in Paul D. and Maxrne \1 . Burns terms will be" elected. Named to Knox and Mr . and Mrs. LewiS Musgrave, Mildred Thompson, 1Mason . . . , <i rn .; St . Marys down 18. 1:45 . H11tland 3f1Pr nrlon Si.11urday ror $1700 36 which the pl a mti ff E MIDDLEPORT, 0. the nominating committee are [Wesl of McA'tthur . Mrs. Knox , and Mrs. Luvena Rainey pre- True Bless mg vr sued Boa:-d a. m : Joh J. Rowe down 22. 1 Serv lL'es fnr ~prouse will be claim is due {10 a note !..._ _ David Koblentz, Paul Moore Is at t_he home ~f her daught- 1sent. Chester 1Cem~~ery S~turda: ;nd ~all_ed 7 a. m ; Jefferson down 23 , · condu cted b\" Hf' v •nd Clair Woode . Cherles :er whtle recovenng. Also VIS· I Mn Mae Fisher. Alda Roush ' on Ius son . ( Ia rem e and ramtly 1 ;o a. m.; Elgercliff dow 23, Leml ey al the Ru li.nd Metho· REMEMBER TO VOTE THE SEPAl ATE JUDICIAL ULLOT, and Thiess was elected a director iting Monday was Mrs. Elsie of Huntington and Sherman on Letart Rou te 1: 2 · 30 a. m.; George Price down d1 st church at 2 p m Se~turday. of the Ohio Dairymen's Associ P~ rry . ~ Blessing were Wednesday visit- ' Mr nnd . Mrs Charles Brown 23 . 5·25 a.m .: Alice down 23 . lnlermf'nt w1!1 be in the Ad- 1 a1ion for three year term at a Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy lors of Mr. and Mrs. Okey are re JOll'l/lg as tl~ey n w 6:30 a m .; Jerry Bosworth up J ms v1Jie ce metery at \la .;on. I recent meeting of the umt when ol crooksvrlle were weekend Roush Mrs Gerald Musgrave have ii nwe well at ter drli!Jng :n 7 ll m . Lyn B down I . . . 'J f th . M d ' . th I th 11 bef triking '· " · . ' ASK JUDGM,;NT 0 the dinner was planned VIS! ors eJr son. r. ~n of Pt. Pleasant was also a e our we ore s (;reenup 12:30 a. m.; Nat10nal A ilion has been filed In ;, The Dairy Prlnc"'!ss contest : Mrs . J. R. Murphy and famJiy. guest W<i ler. down Greenup 6. 10 a. m.: Pam ' pe . .. ' M d M H rle Johnson · · · ! \II d M Scott Mr Law· ~· M lg :;; Coun tv Common P1t- <l S will also be held at the annual! r. an rs. a Y Mrs Luvena Ramey M1ld- · r. an rs. ' · e!a D down Meldahl2 :40 p. m. · · , ' ' and renee p ~rsons a nd Sharon of Smauel · bv• Roy Van Cooney and meeting. Candidates may se- 1were S unday VIS!·tors. red Thompson. Scotty Kmg Clcmrns down Mel' 1, Court _ cure applications blanks from ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Donahue Mrs. Maude Roush ca lled on _Cottage~tlle Houte attende-d a dahl 3:45 p. m . ; Esso Penn ... 2·')0 0 Donald Mora or the county ex- of S_alt Lick, Ky., _and Mr~. ~ Mrs . Rev . Billups in Ft. Pleas- hymn.smg Sunday abftlernuofn ~t · sy l vani(l down Meldahl 7.05 p . ' ~~e T~~~=~ ~ ~~~~~· 'M ~~rm:! Mane Jonf's , Stevie and Dl· ant Monday afternoon. ~ the (Jenera! Assem Y o t P n . Northern up Meldahl 1:1 : 5~ ' .. . 1 ·· . anne of St. Albans, W. Va ., and Mr and Mrs Harry Flo wen; 1Body of Christ Ulll rrh Sweet down Mel.I 3_:4S a m : Cherokee down WmW 1" 1 TO THE · p.m Heaver down Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam were wer<> · business ·visitors in Rip- Th~ re was a hymn smg a t d· hl · 9·40 p·m . Eastern down ·I held . . .J·34l , ~ p.m . ' . on Thursday tl-.e ('~enera 1 A ssemblv. of the· I Ma ld II· 11 ·30 · p.. m. Steve Click Wmhf'ld :> ·SO fa"!ored byd the the preas . . M ond ay VISitors of M r. and [ley . p. . m ..· W.· H Sha· I dbar assoc:iationa, an·zat·one 1 1 · a .m.· Aet_l ver. Jr up Wmfu:- ld l.i25_P · ~ · : ' Mrs. Wayne Johnson and Sam· , Mrs Audrey Hoffman Don- 1Boby of Christ Church Sunday, d e a~·l Jd.a ll 1·2.:, 5 an ea .ne: org · ' ....... 25 D H d the ow n .v e 1 <J • 0 F Shearer down Wtnfl~ ld If in do1.1 bf crdc your lowyer or neighbor d M W A D M my · r . an rs. · · ~n~- ~ aid and Shelby, were supper 1 vd. · an ay_man an ' ne~- l . oui sville down Meldah\ 5 · ·, . . . lknm•r~nan ror J~~" (•m,.rntt-Jollli L. l11nmermon, (h oirrlllln, Sp~lntlt,lllf. Oh'hue stayed for a few lays_ v1s1t. guests or Mr. and Mrs. Dale Country Hymn Smgers, Mel am · 2 : ~0 am · (,lt>ndora up Wm· Pd. Pol. Adv. ~r. and Mrs. Dana Hamng of Hoffman Thursday evening. 1 Steele of northern Oh1?· Ray (;,aJiipolis Dam _ Kathy R. r1eld 3.20 a m_. Youngsters growing in body ~1dway were Sunday a£ternoon The Guiding Star Ladies Ald · mond Roush and fam ily vf down 4 . 15 pm .; OVEC down lind mind need milk to drink VISl~ors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene met Thursday Ill the church I New Haven <tnd the C.lad Hearts , 7 :35 p m .; Western up S:IO p. and lots of it. Today's milk basement. MembEI"s present in- of Ravenswood entertamed. Sev· m.: Ph ilip Sporn down I0·55 . Hanmg and Rhonda 1s fortified with added vita· Mr . and Mrs. Robert Venoy eluded Mrs. Velma and Audrey !eral churches were rep rest>nt- p m; Peggy Downey down 12 : - ~ min~ and minerals and con· and sons ~f Columbus _were the I Hoffman, Barbara Gerlach, El- , ed. " ~ ·:.w am . Bub Benter down 1 tains natural ene rgy-making Sunday VISitors of hts grand· va Canter, Garn~t Baxter, IJ"-1 ocr. 24 WEDDING am; Duncan Bruce down 2:25 nutrients. And best of all , it parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard i ene and Mabel Winebrener, Go!- 1 Sa turday evemn~. Oct. 24 . at a 111 • Reliable down 3:2S a.m.; 1 tastes gaud . . , die Ro~tins. Ro~e Sw~rd. Geor· 5.:30 P· m . Mrs . : :Jn c~s s~~~e- LorPn<l down S:OS a .m: Luther 1Rus~~l.l. . am . Sa lly 1 M1~s Karen Gilkey or Albany ' gia Gnmm Allee Brmker a nd cutter of Pt. Plea~ant and .vlr. fl · 1 . ' ' ed I . .. r Leon.. II' · : Ann t n lll d ll up 6 . 15 . ' Area sehoul officials ;~re to spent Tue_sday mght and W - Margaret Thomas. The day , Joseph Wrllra~1s ~ up 7 a. m.; Harvey Jordon be congratulated for recog- 1nesday wrth hr~ grandparents, was spe.nt quilting, One quilt Va., were un1ted tn mornage. down .4:. am . 11 ni:dng the value of milk in Mr . a nd Mrs. Lmcoln Russell. was finished and anothtY put in The Hev. Nash of lluntmgton Kanawha Ri\ier _ Solvay "-Chool lunch programs. They I Mabel Oliver of Mansfield re- the frames. A sack lunch was offiCia ted. After the wedding a down London 4:10 a .m.; Lucy see to it your child ha!! plen- 1cently visited her daughter. Mr. served at noon . recept ion was he!d at the home ·,:.._._....-.. \ ty every day. and Mrs. J . C. Wyatt and Kay . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geror the bride's s1ster , Mr. and 1 \ Mr~. Carrie Wears and Mr. lacha nd Mrs. Audr<?V lloffmar;t. Mr~ . William Grimm of Ga lli· A comparative study or the Iand Mrs. Drew Jlaggy motor· Donald and Shelby, ·attended a , polis Ferry . The bride_ was at\branrls of milk so ld in t h1s e? to Ca lifornia with Mrs. Ron- Democratic rally Wedw:!sday at lired in .a blue su1t_ wtlh . black 1 romm unity will show t nat n1e Burns and ~on , Matt, after the New Haven Coummunity arcessortf'S. They w11l reside on \1alley Bell milk is the best ~rs. Burns h~d sw~nl some building . ~ farm at Leon. M:. Williems available. It's more than 8% ttme her':' w1lh her parents. A Stanley Party was given j iS a farmf'r and a ra1lroad man. richer in butterfat. conta ins I Mr. and Mrs. _Hershel Wears ' at the home of Sherman Ger-. Tho3e attending the we?~ing more vitamin benefit and IS and othe r relatives. lach with Mrs. Robert r.erlach were Mr . and Mrs . WJiha~ processed under the most Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mour~i~g ' and Mrs. Sherman Gerlach as Grimm and daughler~ of Gall!· poUs Ferry, .)llrs. Juhn stringent quality controls ·- of Elyria were weekend vtsJl- l hostess~s. 1 Clonch and tw m d.aughters. ;\lr~. better milk at a betler ors of her parents, Mr. an_d Miss Linda Winebrener spent 1 Mrs. Ever:ott Lambert and his a weekend in Huntington visit-) Velme Gregg, Shtrley Pore and price . mother, Mrs. Goldie Mourning 1ing her aunt and uncle, Mr. ! Rev . George Dabney ol Pt. r Do your chrldren get the of Middlport. I and Mrs. Harlan Stanley. ' Pleasant, Mrs. Melvm Bonec ut- ' best milk at school"? They Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mr. Julius Sword and son, ter of Pomeroy, Jack Bonecut· ~oy C:r~ver were Saturday even~ Eugene, Lancaster, Ohio. were ' ter of Henderso~, Mr. and will if it's Valley Bell. mg VI SJtors or Mr. and Mrs. n!Cent weekend guest of his Mrs. Cameron C_n ~er . Mr. and Everett Lambert and Mr. and mother Mrs. Rose Swtrd. ; Mrs. Claude William~, Fred YOUR HOM£ IDd Ollr modena . • Amerieans are scandalized by Billie Sol Estes, (Paid Adv.) Mrs. Carl ~ ourning. Mr.' and Mrs . Okey Roush I B1dlack of Columbus, Mr. and HOMEOWifERS INSURANCE. CGvn~:e biknd ta )OW Sunday dmner guests and af- , and Luvena Rainey called on Mrs. Harley Bonecutter, GreBobby Baker, Matt McCloskey, and by that / Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing I gory and Chris ty, Mrs. Audrey I .... shadow of falling across the White House 1 recently. 1 Hoffman , Donald and Shelby., · I parrell Hoffman had the gooct l and Mrs. Gernet Cha pman ol neelf• ENJOY luck to bag o button buck deer 1 Letart. 0 =E: I with his bow and arrow while 1 ADM.1'IT ::c >D : :---M ;-;-artin Durst, i hunting in the mountains at ADMITTED ~ Marti Durst, I "They are scandalized that the inPerry . Pt. P leesant; Paul Leport, Pl. terim President uses every power ol I Dorwin Clark also bagged Bl Pl easant; So1muel McClary, Ev- ~ turkey an_d several squirrels.. I ans; Mrs. Charles Redman , Pt . · his great office to rover up the 801'Ross Wmebrener was a busi· Plea:.anl ; Nicky Pickens, Pt. riest array of unanswered questions WITH US ness caller in Mason and New Pleasant ; Neil Haymakt:!l', Nl'w Haven on Saturday. ' Haven. I we have ever bad in our Natiom's Mrs. Doris 1'ack and child- DISCHARGED - Mr;. Jos· ren, Charles and Vanessa, of eph Markins, Pt. Pleasant : Mrs , CapitaL• ~' Moundsville are spendi~ sev- William Findlay, Circleville; 1 E. 2nd StrNt Pomuoy Route 7 Middleport, 0 . era I days with her parents, Mr. IM ,~r~s~.~A~rn,;;;;ol~d~ S~tu:m~p~,~C~h~e:sh:i~re~-~!!:::i::::;:::~;~;:;;:::::::::=: and Mrs, Murl Wolfe.They en· lr - ---- - -- - - - ----- · "There is no place for the dealership of a clever !,.-...- ..... __,...._.,_ ,......,_,.__ ,. __,._ , ._,._""'-" ""-"' -.....,._,.....,._,._., _...,_.._.,_, __.,_,...._ .._,__,.,.. ~~~:~e~~~~ng in Pt. Pleasant eompromiser, a scheming wire-puller, a = der UnittoHold Annual Dinner DUKE CLEANERS Letart, W. Va. t.ensioo office. c. Ed Hwnpbrey, Dairy Service DID YOU KNOW 1Q,OOO, I DaU7 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 30, 1964-5 J i mmy ASHLAND OIL & lltEFININO COMI'ANV ' Box 471, Highwly 124 ' · Pomeroy. Ohio -~ Phone: WY111dolte 2-~!~7 Ripley, W. V•. - Phone: ~72-2221 ' ' ternoon I OHIO VALLEY Everett Lambert were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moorning of Elyria, r Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grovec and Joy of Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs. C•cil Gillogly and sons of Athens and Mr. and M r '·[ Gene Lamber-t and family ol Peach Fork. Edwerd Bier, owner 232 E. Second Pomeroy LOCAL TEMPS The temperatUN ln Pomeroy's business district atj " . PLU~PtNG, ~:', ~E4TING ''J J ' ' i I guests of Mr. and Mrs. I 1 i' ,.kl... 11 :30 a. m. w.. 56 deareu, 1111- cler <tllllljl "There is much more to high ~ t a nda rds than mere! y staying within the law. w(' know it is up tfl public officials to prove innocen('e of moral sta in, DOt up to the public to prove Lheir guil L" PRICES START AS LOW AS ~ ~ $399'00 N!W ADMIRAL COLOR fiDE. LilY CONTROL 1F.r . ~.,,U With Workoblo • ••••• 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . I f.lf<A,.GNET.'c.rAH 0. Trad•ln . NE.W ADMIRAl AUTOMATIC ·~ . 0 •• 0 "Americans everywhere are indignant about the moral decay in Washington and nobody should accept corruption in positions of public trust as a way of life. Ali it takes to clean it up is an administration that really wants it cleaned up- an administration with the moral courage to fire the influence peddlers and graft takers oo matter whose irieads they JRaY be.• THESIE ADIIIIIIIAL Clfi'CUIT Le11 you move Admiral Color TV v.rthcu! trouble. 0 ••• 0 •• 0 ••••• ••• 0 •••• 0 • • 24 kt. gold precl!lion wirlnt• in vital areu • Front Color TV Contrestf, Brlghtnetl control. I l ADMIRAL ... Mark of Quality T!irooglwuHh• World BAKER FURNITURE MiDDLEPORT, 0. ....________________ I Pd. Pol, Ady, �j.l l t' Omicron Group Is Invited to Gallia Event OVIA Offers Annual Proposals to Speed River Flood Controls, Navigational Aids the Federal Bllfllet Bw-eou. OVIA Preoident Jolm L. Per· son told the bureau floods In March caU!ed $100 rrulllon dam· qeo, dupllcatina those of 11163. Completed pro)"Cts prevonted addiUonal lo.,es Of f290 million, said. The asoociation ur1ed m""' WASII!NGTON !UP!) Ohio Valley Improvement soclation today offered iii an· nual poposals for SpeediiJI flood control and navJaational k lona the Ohio Riv..wor • ·~ ELECT er and Laurel, all in Kentucky. -Star! flood control lllii"V4Y' for 18 projeeta, l!ICitMIIna CGnotton Creek and the Musklng· urn River Balin tn Ohio ond Highland Creek, Salt River and Southweot Jefferson County tn Kentucky . -Begin Wll"k on eight flood lil••nn• for DIIVi&aUonat improye. control projects, including IIlll<!nts, includJnc starts on two Eagle Creek and Red River high-level dams and for plan· reaervoin in Kentucky, East ning two more to replaco out of Fork, Paint Creek and Salt Creek reservoirs and North The OVIA'o appearance be- Branch Kokosing River in Ohio, fore the budget bureau was ond for local projects, includtng lhe traditional first step to- Frankforl, Ky., and Youngsward obtaining congressional town, Ohio. authorizations and appropria· ----tions. The projects approved for the fiscal 1966 federal bndget ~:~1 also be approved by Conand signed into law by President. Requested Proje<ta The project requeoto made by V 1 ty 1 !ered to date the OVIA lacluded · ar • ac ' en -Start construction of Hanni· for llle IRlent show to be held hal and Willow Island Locks at Rutland, Nov. 1 have been nd d nd 1 . f announced by Vernon Weber. 0 a as . a P a~g Reglaterlnc have been Lln· ~mound C1ty ana Smtthland Darnell, vocal number accom· ams. panied by Debbie KiiJI; Penni -Continue work on 10 new WJI1iam1 and Ray Alkire, a dams, including Barkley (Ky., dancing duo: Randy King and and Tenn.), Belleville tO hi o Steven Lucas, trumpet duet; W. Va.), Cannelton (Ind. Linda and Wanda CardUlo, vo· and Ky.), Cordell (Tenn.), No. cal duet; Bonnie Grate, Deb· date structures. - PAUL SIMON Democr.atic Candido~te For MEIGS COUNTY COMfNSSIONER 4 (Monongahela River, Pa.), bie Smith, Darlene Smith and Maxwell {fa .), Newburgh Martha Brown, quartet . nwn· (Ind. and Ky.), Opeklska (W. ber; Debbie Kay Jeffers, pan- I Va.;, Ra cine (Ohio and W. , tomlme; Kathy and Shoryl , and Uniontown tKy., and King, plano duet; Beverly Thomp~~on, flule solo; Debbie -To continue lv~rk on 29 Sheeta, tap dance, Charldene fiood control reservoir project1, Ward, vocal solo; the HutehinIncluding Big Darby, Buck 100 sister1, Sheryl, Julla, Jan Creek, Deer Creek, all in Ohio, and Joyce, vocal number. and Carr Fork, Cave Run, The Rutland High School FJshtrap, Grayson, GTeen Rlv- mb::ed chorus, under the di· · rection of Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, will present several numbtrs but not In compeUtlon. Several other novelty acts be included. Advance sludent tickets are on sale for 35 cents with all ~ckets at the door 50 cents. Anyone wish in& to enter t h e talent contest II urged to con· tact Vernon Weber. Cash prizes wlll be owarded winners, l5 YHrt lualn•u lx,...renc•"VOTI FOA A IUSINISS MAN FOA YOUR COUNTY'S BUSINISS" THANK YOU, PAUL SIMON Pd. Pol. Adv. DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU! Seven Collefliaru Pledlle at Mara hall TRADE NOW FOR A GOOD USED CAR ---• 1962 Chrysler ~195 4 Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Power stt>erln2. radJo and heater. Low mileaae. 1962 Buick 2 Door Hard Top Skylark - VB and beater. $1695 Standard trane. Radio 1962 Pontiac - - - $1495 Tempest 4 Door Sedan Autom a1ic h·ans . Radio and heat. er. One owner. 1961 Rambler -- -$1195 4 Door Sedan- 6 cyl . Automatic trans. Radio & hester. 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio tmd heater. 1960 Plymouth - - $1195 4 Door Sedan - V8. Automatic Iran~ . Radio and heater. 1960 Dodge - - - s1095 4 Door Sedan- 6 cyl. Standard tran s. Radio & heater. 1959 Dodge - - - $1095 4 Door Sedan - VR. Automnti~ trans. Power steering, radio and heater - One owner. 1959 Ford - - - - $895 2 Door 6 Passenger Stat ion Wagon V8. Automatic trans. Radio and heater . 1958 Oldsmobile - 4- Door Sedan. Automalir tnnt . Power steerin&, radio and heater. 1958 Dodge - -: - S695 t Door Sedan - VB . Automatic trln&. Power steerinJ, power brakel, r.dio and heater. 1957 Mercury - - - S695 9 Passenger Station Wagon. Power sfeerine , automatic trans. Radio and heatt'r. 1957 Ford • ---- ' Door Sedan - V8. Automatic trant. Radio and he11ter. 1954 Dodge - - - $695 Z Ton C.b and Ch111i1. 4 •Peed trans. 2 speed aile. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Derl-lencer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport HUNTINGTON, W. Va.-Sev· en Mason county atudenta at Ma!'shall University are among l 2!0 men pledging themselves to nine fraternities. Mason Coun· Uans pledgliJI were as follows: I I I • Carlisle, Lambda Chi Alpha; New Haven, Eugene Hester, Jr., Zeta Beta Tau, and Louis D. Karschnik, Sigma Phi Epsilon: Point Pleasant, Paul R. Cox, Beta Tau; Randall H. Jan-el!, Zeta Beta Tau, a n d C. Clark, Alpha Sigma Phi. Rock Springs Society Notes ··----- The MYF held lts llal!oween party at the home of Marla Grueser on Saturday evening. Mrs. Harold Hood (Katie Eastman) is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grues· er spent Sunday in Columbus with }lr. and Mrs. Gene Grues· ' ~ ·I . ! 1/ And PTA TO MEET The Salem Center P.T.A. will meet Monday, Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. The program theme will be " Education Through 1 Health.'' Refreshments will 1 be served. TO DANCE SAnJRDAY This COJ!'.Ing Saturday night at 8 p.m. a high school dance party lpOI1BOred by the P. H. S. &ncl -Booatt:o aosoclalion will held ot the Pom•roy High VOTE for $10 Contributed ToE-R Truck Fund Drive VOTE for VOTE for and ELECT I1/ Can Keep America Strong I Can Keep Our Economy At Its Present I I' High Level ! Can Keep Social Security A Major Program 01 Protection For Our Elderly ! Can Keep America Moving Forward And Not Turn lOLA HOWELL Dtmacratlc Condld... For Back The Clock To The Days When There Was No Protection of People MEIGS COUNTY From Long Days' Work At Low Pay, No Security In Old Age And When RECORDER eAce,M ~his Nation Tried To forget Its World Problems By Isolationism And I e3Chlldrell eNalive o! Meigs eLicense Bureau, a yem e Honea!, dependable qualified Molgo Co. Democrallo ..... c.m. e World War "II" Veteran • 25 years on Railroad eSecretary, Treasurer of Carmen Brotherhood R. R. • Maaon 32, Scottish Rite, Shriner, Dependable, Efficient VOTE for TOM HENNESSY Democratic Candidate for MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER This job requires e A good Education eHonesty eOpen mindedness • Dedication to the good of every individual in the County. TOM HENNESSY will fill all these requirements .Exec. com. Pd. Pol. Adv. Pd. Pol. Adv, VOTE for ELECT ' CHARLES Return Walter M.o eller To CORflre.., You KnOll' Where ' Be Stanc& • • • For The Peoplel Be Will Worlc 'l'o Continue Sodal Seeurltv. Be Will Worlc For A. Strong A.•etieal Be Will Worlc For You A.nd Your Dlatrlet. DIEHL MOIOROLA all-transistor STBII•O for SHERIFF Your Pre•ent CORflre..man Bu CondBtent111 Votell ..tgafnst ¥on, Your Dlstrl'et tlttd Bft Reeord Protles Be ls ..tgain•t .4. Strong' National Defensel _, tWorld War D Vateran ,...,..,. of F-ey Bennett ...... Klddltport tl , _ lollobury Sc!hool Boud~r eAitlaclool Mool Pomeroy llich ~. YOUR VOTE DOES MOST WHEN.. CAST e'lnaoldp 'frultee eEiipOrlenOI4 In oorvlnt tho pabU. ' ll eleolod Sheriff I w!U work w!tb oU Illite an<! loc!al offl. , oldl. '1'1111 off!ae II your of· FOR LYNDON JOHNSON FOR PRESIDENT a.. ot ' ~limn. Vote Dttn011ratlc AND WALTER MOELLER FOR CONGR·ESS DIIHL fer IHIRIPF MeiP Clo. DemooraUc ...... Coon. MOELLER FOR CONGRESS COMM., GEORGE COEN, CHAIRMAN, LANCASTER, OHIO 4 i' Automatic Zig-Zag SEWING MACHINE PRill PORTAILI WI Feeturosleyond Compere (!} maximum convsnlenelt, (2) Simply dial automatle stitchincbuttonboles - blind hem1 - $138··· ICillOpl. (3} Overeaat - monocram - do creative embroidery to your hee.rt'a deaire (4) BuUt-in air cooled 11fety WITH COUPON BELOW e BUDGET TERMS eNO DOWN PAYMENT e FREE INSTRUCTIONS motor; UL l!otad and CSA approved. (5) Twin Needle - two thread colora. quick and easy for fancy effects (6) Embossed plate proves selection by House of Good Taite - New York World's Fair. r Th;,·Co;;pon M;;;~m;:;;. Onior- If You Prefer Cabinet Model lnotHII of Conoolo ONLY $20.00 MORE t.ch•ble•pNk«wing•for fwt.. Tubul1rtone1rm with llghtwlight clrtfidge,IIP· I 1 ptalte.tylul. Wood~blntl whh 2-lontvinylln choice .,..._ I l I -------- WE ARE COOPERATING IN WHITE'S NATION WIDE SURVEY-EXACTLY 75 OF ~R CUSTOMERS WILL SAVE HANDSOMELY DURING THIS EXTRAORDINARY SALE $8995 WERNER RADIO & T.V. MEIGS SEWING CENTER MIDDLiiPORT, 0. Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Avo. CHARLES KNOWLES Notice To All Voters IN MEIGS COUNTY l' F / '' J'4•Pol, AdY. '' It will be a vote for progress and unity. Democrotlc Candidate Democrotic Condidolo for For Clerk Of Courts •AI• 40 years eMarried eTwo Children e Native of Meigs County, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Pearl Jacobs PAUL SIMON Domocrotlc Condldoto For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER e Graduate of Pomeroy High School, Business College, & National Tax Training School el5 yrs. Business eExperienced Bookkeeper, Notary PubUc & Tax Consultant eVote for a Business e Dependable, efficient and qualified Meigs (:o, Democratic · Exec. Com. · I'd. Pol. Aclv, The only promise we make is to work for a beHer Meigs county. STATE REPRESENTATIVE Dc,n't be misled this Nov. 3 on promises as in the past. BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE Go vote Democratic and be with the united party as we progress. o Fifty years of age eBorn Coolville, 0 . • Charles Knowles, Repre..ntltlve oEducated at Mt. Union College & Univ. of P1ul Simon, Comminloner Akron Tom Hennessy, COIIImlnloMt oMarried Experience e Three grown children loll Howell, Recorder e Farmer in Orange Tw.p. •17 yrs. Teacher of Hil· Man for Your County's tory and American Business." Government Meigs Co. Democratie Meigs Co, Democratic Exec. Com . . F...xec. Com. Pd. Pol. Adv, Pd. Pol. Adv. .I Name __ --- -----------··-------------------Street Addre.u ·-- --------····-------···-··--City ·--- --- --- ---------·- State ----------- PLEASE MARK X lN PROPER SQUARE BELOW 0 I bought the White Fair Lady lllt!IS model because it suits my sewine needa to a T. 0 l reelly prefer' ··-········· model ·····-- - ~ priced about$ ... ..... .. - but I boulht the White Fair Lady because of the bargain pnee 1 1 ..,eo...,.mon liP "CO 20 MOdal PP70A 1965 Portable Model Complete Cut·ln oafety handle for Big rich al«.O IOUnd. De• WANDA EBLIN O.mocntle Condldato MEIGS COUNTY 1- 20% Off Vote Straight Democratic Let It Work For You, Not Against You And America I Fi,P Save S36 To S40--More the United Slates lndoy, 1111'11.[1 Philson said. She also described activities ol the league of women voters. The challie In women's role in the economic !He of Anltrlca was described by Mro. Owens. About 30 mlllion women are now In the national labor force. Mrs. Owe.. said tbil rapid Increase in women work· 1n1 outside the home be attributed chiefly to the of two world wars and the from "The Christian Herald" life. The Nuclear age family become a consuming family ther than the producing fm"!Y common in na-al America year~ ago, said Mr11. ~;::* Members from Meigs Mrs. Edgar Allell!worth who is attending were Ruth Euler, spending tho winter in llawali dred !lawley, Martha Husted, will! her family. The sick report included Mr. Fred Shiflet, home Rice and Martha McNeal from the hospitaJ, and the be- ent. A potluck dinner reavement of the Lee family. held at the November Blrlhdays observed included The meeting was cloaed Mrs. George Childs, Mr. 0. E. prayer by Mrs. Walter McKinley, Mrs. Homer Jones teaclli!r of the class. and Robert McElhinney . There ments were served by M r were 16 members and three George Childs, Mrs. guests, Rev. Hicks, Homer Hudson and Mrs. Homer You Are America I Your Vote Is The Deciding One! · -___,.,........ i..t ... creasing importance of In poiltics. There are more men of voting age than man entitled "Under Tones and Over Tones," by Margaret Sangster. During the business meeting several letters were read from Meig11 Co. Democratic Meigs Co. Democratic Exec-. Com. Pd. Put, AdY. I •' TREASURER eNative of Meigs County School GradUate I MEIGS COUNTY School graduate e Pomeroy HiJ!b ithout Democratic Candidate For • Middleport High Cmmtr Lyndon Johnson Cannot Continue His Work For America And Walter Moeller Cannot Work For The District ••• AUSTIN RUSSELL • Age, 47 years, married eMmled ' Found World War II The Result l ••• Ten dollars was glven to the Middleport Emergency truck fund when the Loyal Bereans Class of the Mlddleporl Church of Christ met Tuesday evenl111 at the church. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. M. L. Kelly. Mrs. George Childs was d& votional leader, using as her Ult-f 11r 1111 lb. Borm .,._ SON 18 ~ IIDVIlll ON UftlliDAI . , _ . I¥ II II . . Friends 1D Middleport UV<! Funeral 11fVfce1 ICI' Nal' doetll 11 1111 Ia 444h • " ' learned of the birth of a """ to wood KaJ&bl, wbo dild ~ IIIII a..tdlle 111'111)' 11 C11J. Mr. and Mra. Keith Staeldlouae b' lD CallfOrldA. IIIII be 11114 IIOir .ltriiJ' 11 1 ID Indiana named 'l'bCimaa 1111, , • ....... ,... Keith. He Is the ll'audloll of r.b llturda)o lllOrDII!c II lt:ll al lick WI lEI' 1'1 . llo lliiW JIIoe. Glee Stackbo111e of IDdllnapolis the bill« Cllapl1 lD PwieN)i .-1 ..W. wlllllo lllllon llllf the veat grandSM of Mrs. will! lbe Rev. Perrin, put« ol day at 2.:.:· :t:.... IIIII Victoria McCorley, fonner Mid- tht Federated Clturcb, ofllc! ... Funeral lD dleport relidonta, Mr. and Mn. 1 ~n~. Burial wW be made In !be Braley wu I lor- MoMr SlackhollliO also IYive a 1011, Cllelter Allron • topic the 12lst Psalm. Prayer vention of household labor wa. given by the Rev. Don· ing devices. aid Hicks, paslor. Mrs. Childs Mrs. McCarrel ~~::~ al!lo presented an Bl'ticle taken the changes in American er and family. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Pack of Richmondale spent Friday night with b~r parents, Mr. ond Mrs. William Righthouse. Mr. and Mrs. William Right· house spenl Sundlly in Rich· mondsle with their son-in·lsw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack. Judy Righthoose, who spent the weekend in P ich· mondale returned home with ber parents, Sunday night. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wood and family . DUES TEA HELD - Pictured above from left to right are Mrs. NeWe Waldie, Auxlliary member serMrs. Betty Glbeaut, Auxiliary member. Mrs. Kath· leen Marnhout, Acting Administrator, Mrs. 0 . S. Kelly, R. N. Mro. Martha Hamilton, R.N ., Dtrector of Nurses and Ralph Crump, President of the Board of Trustees of Pleasant Valley Hospital, betng served coffee bf Mrs. Frances Grimm of the hospital Auxiliary. The occasion,was a Dues Tea.of Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary and also Open House in observance of t~e hospttal s ftve y~ar anmv~rsary. A large number of persons attended the tea and toured the hospital m observance of this day which was sponsored by Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary. Yint tea to Mrs. Ida Stanley, Mrs. Belva Farley, and I They were, Gallipolis Ferry, Rodger A. Blaine, Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Henderson, Robert H. Members of Delta Gamma, meeti111 McArthur for dinner, have invited by Beta chapter to a IUD· cheon mooting with the IIIIo president ID Golllpolll Nov. 7. Mrs. Martlui Huated opol<e briefly In behalf of 1be Icandidacy of Cltarlu Supt. o1 Pomeroy ochoo!s, membel'ship on the' IU==~ committee of the S. Ohio Education Association. A sympootum on chanllni terns In four areao of · culture was led by Mildred !lawley, Mutno Pbilaoo, Rullt Owens and Ann McCarrell. Misi !law· ley dlscusiiOd new programa In education and stresoed the im· portance of adaptilli to otber patterns of change in lbe world. Mrs. Philson spoke of tht .I Talent Show Acts Sigr:red For Nov. 7th II "~~.c •;,,., • •, Leo Lee, Nan Moore, i!UWI I Dally Sentinel, POinei'OJ·Kiddlepcllt, 0 ., 0et. . . Patk, Muine Pbllloa, l!eltrke Rdnhart ond Clrolyn llaiilll. Dmd w_:_:.,__ _ Wand• Eblin, Clerk of Courts ·'il' Auttln llunell, Treuurer Cherla Diehl, Sheriff DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMM11"1'EE �t. = : : :':== i:==== '· ' • F' h • H f f MfS. Hlfam IS er IS OS eSS Or 'ld dG WI . WOO Qfden CJ UbM eef'lng 1-Dai:J Sentinel, Pomeroy·lol!ddleport, 0 ., OcL 80, 19M later, and tullps last. She aloo aafd bullia look bel· ter in clumps than in rows, and Mrs. Hiram l"lshor, assisted Prayer In unison. Membero r.. they tolerate oeml.shode. AI· by Mr5 . Chrisly Baer, enljor· •ponded to roll call wilh o low foliage of bulbs to tum I tained the Wildwood Garden prunmg tip. brown and die before H Is cut Wllllllaadoy Prayor 1110011111: Sayre. Supl,: SUnda7 Wcnhlp 1:311 ._ m.' Wedneod"1. Senior liO<'IIee. 11 a. m.; Prayer meet.. Cbolr Praotleo· no P. m. n- 11111 ....., WodDHday - . .. Mld4lipJrt .. day. Junior ci.o~ P r -· 5111 and !laiD Streetl. Donal4 llollllehem Baplfol ......, llleb lltiDlstes' • Bible ScbOOI, Great Bend: 1\eV C. L. O'OJD. 1:111 ~- m.: M - Wonhfp, nor, pastor: Robor1 Lewla, Mlpl. 10:30 L m.; Voulh Fellowohlp t :llt e. 'D. Montlng Worttblp l :l5 p. m.; Evenlq Wonhlp, and Sunday School: 7 P. 7,311 p. m. Prayor Servlee, W..S. . all !0 ·30 a m. 1-<orslli~ t •· m. ulng oervlce: 1"lundoy, · Jlt!Oday, 7:30 p, m. lleorl..izeCJ Cburdl ,. J .. u !loJ'DIIl& Wor Jp, . . Ou1J PameroJ p. m. Prayer JnOO!ting. CllriiiiP lid- Clmrd Christ ol Latter LJay Saints. m God ML M....,.: Cburcb ol ';.... ~ s-,racaee Melhodllll .CIJGM. A Bible LeaSOD "Everlasting mJ!ea from Racine 011 Raclm> Churcb ol . ' tor SUI> Jerry Masten. pu . ell 10 30 Dr. Lester L. Roush. putor: Punlshmonl" will be read at aU Portland Road. Sunday ScboOI ~v ::.,::· ,~:~· :: W~rship Scbool ~..:io:'~vor. I .SO Morning Worsht' oe~cot t 1:·~ ChriStian ScleDCe church ,.,.. 9:30 a. m.; Y.:orshlp 10:30 a . ay m and 7:45p. m .. a. m., Sen-ice, a-SO p. Dana Winebrenner, up . vices this Sunday. m Sunda" evening oerv•ce ot sarvJce II • ;. . . . 30 m Tue• p. m. Evenln& . m. Sunday chool: YF W - Golden Text: "Whom the Lord 7::W P .n.: Wed. worship serv· d.arraye~ m~g P~Ple, ~:30. p. m. m. day 5:30 p. m"' MnlBoerd . M~ Loveth he correctetb; even u I Ice at 1'31' p. It' Pastor ThornY. au acuse First UDited Pres- director Qffldal m lather the oon in whom he d.. ao E. Diddle. All evenmg oerv· Fnday. by:ian Church, Rev Howard ing, nrst Mooda~ot"~,! Ughteth." (Prov. ! :12). ices begm at 7.30 p. m. Cburcb ol Cbrlsl. Ruppel~ pastor; Worship aer- at 1.SO p. m. Y ounced From the denominaUonol Bradlord r · Homer . 9 a m . Sunday Scllool, illll eocb quarter 8J ann textbook these Jines wiD be Zion Cborcb ot Cbrtsc, Pome- N ~- tm~~· ~~:: ' ScbOot ~~C:: m .' Pr~Yer meeting, 7:SO WSCS ftrst Wednesday of eacb read : that touchea t hI rov HarrtsnnviJit Road, Eu. Forrest. ~P Momma Worship. p ~ W'ednesday. month. thodllt ebilrdl hem of Christ's robe Blld ma• gene Underwood, minister 81- 9:30 a. m... Event Worsbl;J. . Mbtenv1lle Me s , ters his mortal beliefs, animal· bl scbool 9-30 a m.· Mnrning LO:JO a. m., ng m Dr. Lester L. Roush. pa tor . it and hate rejoices ln the w:rship to ::ID a.· m.;· Evenlng 7 . p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. . Federated Cbarc~, Po~Y.' Victor Brown, Churct'l ~I p~f of heali~g, - in a sweet h' 130 P m.· Roberl Reed Blbl< Study. Rev. W. H. P<ffiD, pu or, Superintendent, 10 o. m C> d certain aense that God Ia "?" IP · 1 ~ ' Carl Kautz, Supt. : S u 0 d 1 Y tal Board meedng eacb quarter I an · " (Sci nc ood Health Bible Ochoo u;>t. l'roedom Gospel Ml"loa,, a. School, 9:15 a. m.; Wonbli> unless otherwise called. Holy I ~~e K ; u:'e Scriptures by UB Cburcb. Letart <:" ~ ''"~· Sua- shan Stiversvllie Road : E. J . hour 10 :30 a. m. Communion eacb quarter u aD- Me B~er Eddy, p. 569). d.ay School 9 30 a. m.; Worship Grtifith, ji!IStor; Hoger W1 ~ nounced ry 0 II< 'oes Sunda~. 7:30 p. m. lord. Supt .. Sunday School ~ FIHI Baplllll Church, Mltldl• Syracn•e Cbw<b of tbe N... - - - - - - - - - : - - om· a m.; Evangelistic Se~lce, · rt, Rev. l.)onald Boone, 'l&& rene, WUllnm c. "lborpe.. paator . Cborcb ol !lie Nazarene, Pson 30 p. m Drayer meeung, uo ::.. Sundoy SCQII04 9: !$ L m .. Sunde> &~oo!9 3U a m.; Mon> ero) Rev Clyde H~nd~ 1 ' r. m. Tueado~. l"r~ Hoffman, Supf1' 10:15 a. 1ng wursbip 10.39 o. m. pastor: St~·lday Soboo 1:·- 30 a: m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p. Syracuse E.U.B. Cb~U"eb, Paul m.; Mormng Worship ESout.ll BetbeJ EUB ()aurcb, m . Evenlna Wonhlp. 7:30 ;J. l SeUen. PBJ&Or. m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. vem•li: Rev Eugene E. Emerson, pas· Wed 7·30 p. m. Prayer a m. Sunday School. Beo services 7:30 p. m. p r a yde r tor . ·Sunday worship 7.30 p. m. m~ting· "8:30 p. m. Wed., choir Q.uisen.berry, Supt.; 10:30 e. m. · - - - - - - - - - . '·30 P m Tburs ay. S ' h' . !Jt meet.mg. '. . . and 9 30 a. m alternately. un- practice. Morning Wors tp servtee, BY MRS. vERNAL JOHNSON tllodi t Cburch. Laur- doy Scllool 10 30 a. m. and and 3rd Sundays ol the month; el ~~~f.M~~ev ~- f ~ene t.;-ill. 9:30 a. m. atu:rnately Norman MJddleport Firl1 United Pre• 7·30 p. m. Evening EvangelisThe Helping Hand Home DeS d School 9·30 a. Bahr Supt. Bible Study and byterian Cburcb, Rev Howard de Service. 2nd and 4tb SuD- monstratton Club met on Wed-pasto~hil u~i:: supt.: M~mmR pray~r aervlce led by pastor, Rlippelt, pastor: Sunday School day of montb: BETHANY - nesday at the Locust Grove m.. . IO 30 'a m . you' b 7.30 p. m. Thursday. 9::' a.m. Mrs Rodney Sauer' 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship: Community Center. The meetworsh-Ip 7 ~; E~angelistic supt.. 10 30 a. m WorshiP: li -45 t0:30 a. m Sm.day School, Bly- lng was called to order at 10 Scrv~ces 1 30p.. m. Mid . Week Lottrldgo EUB CBlll'<b, a ... p. m. YF: W•d I .Jr Junior the Theiss, Supt.: 8:30 ~- m. a .m. by the president, Mrs. H"' servtce ~vi~ 7·80 P m Wed. Eugene Emerson, pastor. Sun- Choir: 7 p. m. Senior Chotr. Vo·•th Fellowship CARMEL - mer Johnson . This being the Sentinel Church News ann. tlub \\:edn~~day ~vening at her An tl'tlele, ''Plant .~lbs now away , lest next ye~r'sgrow th horn. In Mmersvllle. for color next 'lprin~. was pre- is weakened and .killed. The meetJng , m charge of sented by Mrs. Milton Roush. . Mrs Baer gan •! Now is the '1 Ft'd N . 'd 1 p · d b od · · • ~· rs. r ease. presl en' omts stresse ~ere uy go lime.'' to plant tulips, narcis· ~pen~h wl~h d~votlon! taken ] bulb~ plant_tny llm: ~ft~r Sep- sus. crocus, lily bulh'J and pe· rom e p~r oom concern- ~ tern r untl groun Is ro:ten, 1ony root's, rake leaves in pil~s l~g Psalm 24, by Mrs. Ka~l and plant small bulbs su,rb as for mulching and sow rye to Gruellt>r. followed by the Lords crocus, snowdrop and grape add humus to the soil. I A paper " Paint a Spring Pic· m.:,;; . ,, ,- "'"f' ' " T tr I ' ' • ! ~ .. I· • IL I • \I. It;, •lll ('\,1:. It rwx t ....,,,. ;' • I'' '1'"-'--t' ,,, . 1 1 "- · !. l:l<·rnitv . ''1!·1, t n lu 11 ,!J the Co' l !.il t l l .tt•~ I o- EXTRA I BEST BUYS • . It t ' •\' QUALITY PLUS VALUE! West Columbia m·: 64 Buick Electra 225 $3495 ! door Hard Top. Power brakes, -power siE'ering. sutom.a:ie trans., rudio, heater. white si-dewall liu•s, midnight llue, with matchina- blue interjor, A like new Buick, th&t las had lender lo ving care. Only $3495. ·' ,,. '-, . .~ '' •· I ' rl" it, t i ll• ho;u· _..' '. ' it H" ii!. irr "t ' "' ~' I .~ '-\ I --1 m: fo~tf.•r m.Jtl llel~ sus.. I fe thrs f<'tJ· I l!f lf rortrtllrrfllt~- r -· • . ll !f 'I/S IIr' l'. '""'j ', Cb : onvertible. V·B automatic transmission, power brakes. )ower sleel'ing. radio, heater, white sidew~t ll tires excel · mt condition. A real buy at $1495. . Eoterprlse EUB urc . . . lng and Bible Study, 7:30p. m.; } Tbe afternoon prngram was .I 60 Olds Super 88--- •$1495 4 Door St::Jtion Wa gon. V-B au tomatic , power brakes, pow· steering, chr~me luggage rack, poweF' rear window, radiO, heate r, white side wall tires. Orl\"es like a dream. e~ GOEGLE IN REI'·D Y CO. Do u r;C- D.'\BT -- c· lH' ') ,,,-. TINY'S FOODLAND 1\lFci flkpor l. Oh io 1\11 d 1ll1 •purt WII.SON'S lAUNDROMAT Col n o rwr:1ted L:::~tmdry & Wrs t fol ,i n St :Vl7 \\' Dry Cleani n;: Pomeroy M~to Middlepor1 Church of tbe Naz· arene Rev . Clyde J. Bartlett. sund;y School9 30 a.m.; Morn· : mg worship 10 :30 a. m .; NYPS . Youn? Peonte: 6.45 P- m.; Evan: 1gelist1c me~'>tmg 7:30 p. m .• 1Pray•' mro•· ·g. W.O . 1:30 p.m Naomi Baptist Cburcll: SUn- a . nesday of month, p. m. , The United Methodist Cburcb Circle 4th Thursday of Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin Alkire, ernoo~ 2 p ~-· Choir Practice pastor. Tonight, Friday. Oct. ;:n~sday. 7 p.m. 30, 7:30 to 9:15 p. m. ~r?up SL JobD'~ CathoUe M..slon! Quarterly _conference. OffiCI~ls near Guysvillf (Outcb Rid~et of all Meags County MethodiS_t Rev . George R. Shipman. pasChurches will _he under the dt·l tor, Sunday Mas& 10 30 a. m.: reclion of thetr Dt str1ct Sup_e~- Holy Day ot Obltgation 6:30 a. B.6.UM LUMBER CO. BttFI<if' rS o l f; torJII B 11' ,1 d 1-luntln ~\ ou . Bui lding Supplies Ph . Ul: ;o r' hr ~ In W \ ';, & , ship 11 a . m .. Prayer serv1ce, e.rd. Sunday, 9:15 a. m. Church Mass. 985·2005 ROY'S FOOD B~SKET KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Th c Ul'nd An•a' s Larcrst Nf'W Supermarket Middleport Ohio F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY nlll (rra Watches Sales & Service Middleport t 86 N. Second BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY t:m E- :')1 I"" I ' .j I' ll!" it 1 oy v-rY 'l-2-140 E M:~in - ----- rtln NITUHE & APPLIANCES 1 I '''·' ,. , l'r lr(· ~ >~ r hone r Chester. Ohio OB5-:,!l'l5 ---EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. SWISHER g, LOHSE '"l!:VtBYTHING IN HA£UJWA1tE"' \\ . r 1:1 \t, 1), , .. , , ,~ t 't· ', :;·l~•.·. \'."Y ,,. I I P,~'•n• - OHIO VALLEY EAK1NG CO . NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE TakP Somenne With Vou ro Church In PomP.roy Over 90 Yean THE UNITED STEEL WORK ERS OF AMERICA I .OC ,\ ]. UNION !'iliHR R.aventnvood, \'\1 Va. Of Your ChnfN BEN FRANKliN STORE 5c to $1.00 and up OHIO PO'HFHHIV Phone WY 2-2049 m:· =..0.::: Auto. $100 v.a Auto, $195 • · ,. ... ,..._., _4'0._ • ~ - -• -.- .• · ~ · -·· - - - · · · • . ~. ~ --· ···· ··· -·· · .. .................. .. . .. .. . ~~----------.-~~----------------- .....,...._.....,~- ,• \11 ' .. J.,,,~ . . . --- .,. . . . l ~- ,-.. ,, ,·r -~ '' . ·...jl..--,· I ,.,.J· '0<\i'{ " '!\ ' .4 . ~'•• r -~~. 1,_•_\l ,.Jw...,.."' ._...,.;~~.,.:.. ~ ~ . ..... ..,..,. .-~ .,..,..~,__, t.rr~.~ ' ' ·..r~.., ,··~ ...- ~........,.. ' Codlllac·Didsmoblla Pomeroy I UTILITY LEVY Be use Only for the utilitY expenses of Ute village. such as Street Lighting Expenses, Fire Hydrant Rentals, Village Building Heat, Etc. to be used for other Discontinue the present 25c per month Electric Bill Charge on residential electric bills (75 cents to commercial users) ·to pay for street lighting. (4) Be effective for a period of~ Years (5) Increase annual property taxes $2.00 per $1000 evaluation .. :J VOTE FOR THE--· I; All the taxes paid by the nation's millionaires would run the government for .................. · · · .. · ...... · .... · 1 Day 15 Hours and if they were taxed 100% of their income add If all income of individuals making over $25,000 a year were taxed it would run the government not quite · · · · · · · · · · · · 3 Days And if all income over $10,000 were confiscated it would 18! Days run the government for only · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · TOTAL • • 23 DAYS 3 HOURS ' 'I'LL GET YOUR TAXES BACK' ··- .... Vt II! The Ohio taxpayer pays almost $1.50 for every dollar in federal aid received .. WHILE .. the West Virginia taxpayer pays only 43 cents and the Mississippi taxpayer only 28 cents for every dollar in aid received ... ADD . TO THIS ... the cost of President Johnson's 1964-1965 budget to every Ohio family of four an average of $2,251 you or your children will have to pay. ---------- / ,, •• ........... ____ , ___., ,. • j, .. '· '· j '' e VOTE FOR PETE ABELE who voted for the tax reduction you are now enjoying and who believes that you should get a full tax dollars worth for every dollar you pay. e VOTE FOR PETE ABELE whose record in Congress consistently supports economy in government. e VOTE FOR PETE ABELE and keep honest, responsible representation in Washington. FOR YOUR SAKE VOTE FOR PETE FOR PETE'S SAKE VOTE FOR ABELE RE-ELECT ABELE TO CON,GR·ESS ' X· I UTILITY LEVY· " SA~ Soak The Rich? Don't You Believe ltl village services which are presently being curtitiled. (3) •1 ASK YOURSELF - FROM WHERE be held Tuesday ev~ning, Nov . . 3, at the First United Presby- ! terian Church in Middleport , · beginning at 5 p. m. The chick- I en dinner is 'being sponsored , by the Deacons and ~aconess­ es with Mrs. Eddie Burkett and Miss Phyllis Joachim as co-cl1airmen. The wesleyan Service Guild i of the Racin~ Methodist Chu_rch will serve an election day chtekPn dinnfr and supper in the church annex at 11:30 a. m . ' and 5 p. m. . i Ladies of Che£ter Methochsl Church will serve a plate lun~h of soup , chili, ~andwiches, pte FOR THE PROPOSED TWO MILL Release fumi< now being used for ulilities, . ~==~ I'LL GET YOU MORE 1 A 2 MILL LEVY WHICH WILL: (2) into the OF THOSE POLITICAt!S WHO 1 CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT ARE ASKED TO APPROVE (l) re~ived WY 2·1374 t~3~4;;M:;II~l~S;;t. iiiiiiiiiiii:i Middleport 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJi"!"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_iiii--iiiiiiiiij 1 FUNDS FROM TAXES AND OTHER SOURCES, THE Mulherry H~igbts S a h b a t b 1 m. Sunday School. _ 1 ';ul 0 m 1'uP11dllv sennon Topic:, PRlVILEGE OF FAITH --' s I'" pt Eart Shuler. ~a~ t • Leagu... School 2 p m.: Worsbt;:~ser .. e m ..... su · . Pi 81 Baptist etturrtl Rall'lllf Sunday '7:00p.m. ~~·---~---- - --- -- - The , C Luther cll Keetlnl 1· 15 1>- m Saturda~ Praver Mornini wn~ship LO 4!1 afh m . H~.., r l. L O't ~~ner pttMinl Mond•Y s:oo p.m. - --------- ~~ ~b~.: c~:~cn M.eetln& 'Tl~tin!l l'hursdav . 7:30 P m Praye~ meeting B p. m. urs- \s ·d ~·hi 1I I !-Ill a m "'""' Tuesday 8:00 p.rh. ---------- . a Cbo~ Rehelllll Mt ·Morlab "iaptlsl Cbun·h day • Ul 8" · " M troWednesday 7:30p.m .... --··---- ---------· U ' . • f th rt M m St. ~thPI'an Cllurc•hes -, S t. Paul Curtis IJUpf; lO 4ft I m • Tllunday 8:00p.m. --·-~ .. ---~-----·~~ -A. A . . !eeCiiliC 8 eornm of our an \[, m Wur •nR 'Wor"'htp· 15 at' "\ m l:f.Vi' S tu"rdey 9·00 ,_ m ---------~~-- Senior Catecbima. ;..:~ MlddleJ)(lrt. R"'V . Nyle Bordt!n, Sundr.v ~hon~0930 : · m ·_ St. and JU~uw P'elluwshtp; IS o m. , . • 10;30 .·.m: ______ , _____ Jwaior Catecb.lant. "'~ minister. sunday Srhool v ao~tp serv ce ··._ at'enlna ' "rvtM-· 1M p m. ' ....,...,_ -' .~~r-·· -11 m. Arnnld R1,.hRTii!ll . Runt lohn _ t~mttl:lv St"!'lool 10 L f ' .i ' r- ~ .• ·... ·~~;f- :~# t, • ': · were Pom~roy Garden (:lu b will meet Monday, al 2 p.m , at the : home or Miss Lydia Ebersbarh : with Mrs. Charles R. Kar r Sr. \ as co-hostess. Ralph Moore area 'ex ten sio n agent for natural re- I ! sources, will be guest sp~ak e r, \ : using ws his topi c. •·How much ' , for a glass of water'', Theodorus Council Daughters of America will meet Monday , a! 7:30 p·.m . at the IOOF hall. Inspect ion will be held end offirt>r s and the team tJre reminded lo wear white. All members are urg~d to attend and bring sandwiches or cookies for re-I freshments . DUE TO A SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF OPERATING h h h St Paul's Lut eran c urc .S • _, 8 cyl, •• r :to;'.. ....una, "i UOit · SOCIAL CALENDAR CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT. ' ! p. ' !· $)95 WY 2-5342 11THE Atf(' nrl Th<' Church 4 door :;:.er 1 Pomeroy, Ohio p q[p PHI\' 4 door OPEN TIL 8 P.M. Mrs. Nobles, assis .,s r Tumar gave 8 skit on proper clothing and accessories. Mrs. Noble said gloves could be worn 'at any time, bUt never nev er wear 8 bat -withoUt 11oves. She also gave hlnta on. Ute proper fise of jewelry for daytime and evening wear. People'l Service Friday, 7.30 Alta' the program ooclal p m. hour was held witb games beSu- Metbod!JI Ctll'cll, Ar- Jog played and ............II .thur stilt, pastor. Sunday being oerved. . School 10 L m., Clllll Orr, FOljNIOW members wer. weJ. Supt.; Sunday Worship, II a.m. comoo·liito the club. 'ntey are Mason CIJ Cburcb of Cbrlst. M Alvin C. Purkey, Mn. ...=.. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREM1\N & ABBOTT .11: . , Pomeroy St. 2door KARR &. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES l' p. m. Wed11esda~ . School, Leo Crew, Sup!. . Leo Lour Lady ol Lonllo Mlaslon I Carpenter Bapltst Cboreb: Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Divme Loo Bottom, llev. George R. S•nday Schoo• 9 30 a. m.; Mom· worship, 10:30 a. m.; Monday, ~ llllmlJJIItrator. SuDda;y 1 ing Worship 10:15 a. m. 7 p. m. Committees and Com- M S·30 a. m est.· Holy Days llntlaod Flrsl Bapttsl Cb.,.b missions meet preparatory to BBS • U Sunday Scbr'ol9:30 a. m. PreaciJ. the Church Official Board meet· of.::,~ ~..J· 01 ·Gocl, 1\eV. Miller Street, R. Kenneth ~y, ~;,.ond Uevlng, Mrs. Leo . lng Sunday 2·30 p. m ing at 7:45 p, m. Church Rum· Jobn Smallwood, pastor: SundaY Envangelist: Sunday Btble Yo~g Jr. nd J,ln, Lewis · Harrt..nvllle Presbyterlon, n.age Sale, Nov. 5, 6, and 7, Ill a. m.; Evangelisllc Study 10 a. m., Morning Wor: Youn : Rev . John Davoes, pastor: Wor· sponsored by the JOF Closs. School 7 m., Yollll8 People ship, 10:45 a. m. Evening Wor A~ the meeling '""' ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Allred Methodist Cbn~ ~ p. 'm. Wotlnesday: ship 7:30 p. m.; Bibll Study, Mn. Turner, Mn. Noblea, Mro. School 10 :30 a. m. Rev. Pearl Casto, postor, Sun· Pr meetln& 1 p. m. Satur- 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday. H Jolmsoa, MtL Qeargo The Pentecosla! Churcb, Mid· dey School at 9:30 a. m.,Chor· ayer Rulllnd Cllare~ ol Cbrlat. J omer Mn. Lester Foreman. dieporl, Soutb 3rd ~ve.: Sunday Jes Taylor, sup!. Worship aer· ~ Metbodlal Cbareb Bible School 1:311; CommUIIIoD ~ey Fry, Mrs. Harry School 10 a.m.; Sunda~ evening vices at 10:~ a. m. wtth Uoyd Pearl A. Caato, Pastor: Wor- 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley; Vlckero, Mra. Vernal JolmBOII, eoonge!JsUc service, 7.30 p. m. Dillinger, lay leader; Sunday al Ice at 1 a. m. SundaY Supl Sabra Canaday, plalllst, M Purkey Mn. Llevll1& )ln. ·~ Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 P· worship oervice with the Rev. Scli "]""'1 10 8 m. WSCS 1111 Bible Study, 7:30, Delbert RA> ~-young, Jr. TlntDiy v-a. 00 a of ;.,..ij,. m.; Saturda: night Proyer and Casto Sunday evening. Wed., Board mine, loatler. Ua Purkey ~ ~- Ue¥· Worship 7·10 p. m. Pastor, 1\eV. 7:45 m. Prayer Servicea. 'lburadaySrd Wednesday of lbe ........, QoreiJ o1 tile No ! B. L. Barrett. meetiDi arene, Sullday School. t:llt a. ••· ' Rullond Church ol tl1o N,...... llllllalld M.-III a-~ month. m , Mornlnll wonhlp 10:41 L hll dlo daya, Qlrles ene : Sunday SchOOl 9:30 a. m.; Cor! Herring, paalor: Morning lit. Bermoa Ualtool ~ Evening Worship. 7 P· .m.; In ar{"produeer of CBS· Morning Worship \0:45 e. m. worship .10:30 a. m.: In Cllrlat: Rev. JlJIIOI Morrt· Prayer 7 p. m. Wed. E .• 'Bllobp Show, wrote Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. School t.SO a.~ o1 aon, pastor: SundaY Scllool, lle'l. Clyde V. lleDderlon. puBob lums the Beulah ahow, Midweek orover service, 7:~ p. Tuesda~ F mn NlgbtJ last 9:30 a m., ·,eacbiDI 10:30 a. IIJr, ~ ~Day~ Amoo 'D' Alldy. m. Wednesday. eacb • 0 Y· mootb 10• Alternate preachtns 111111 Sllvernlllo MolbtltJIIt Colamblr Chapel: Woroblp- Sunday oventns of eacbMaetin Cbrlallan EndeavtB', 7:30 P· m. Arthur Sdtl, pastor. Sunday 'lb h Don Knolto' awk· vice eacb SUoday 9:15 o. m.: al 8:30 P· m.~er g, Sunday. Mld·Weel: Prayer oer- School, 9:30 •· m.; Gel1l Wolfe wltll 8 plslolltt a run· Sunday Scllool 10 1. m.: Youtll 7:30 P· m. W oy. vices Wednesday, 7:311 p. m. Supt., Servlcoa 'lburaday w g 00 "'lba Andy Orlf. 1 'lervice 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor· l!deo Ualted srelbfta Ia RutlaDd Ml- 1 Olh'o Jng. 4IJiotllttl : :,.. • he woa 111 Army ship 1 p.m. each Sunday. CbriJI Cbuteb: llev. Eldea ll. man mJssloiiBI'y paator: Sui>Mono · Qapel M p WI' drlillna~or aod firearllll ex· O.xter Cbureb ot C ~rIa t Balko, pu!All': Sunday Scbool, day Sc~l. t'-30 a. m.: W01'11hll> Cburdt, Arthur Stitt, 8J · Bible School 9 30 o. m. Preach· 10 a.m.; W!Dnll Hollinger, aupl. 10 , 30 a. ·m.: Preacbln&. 7:30 p. SuDdBJ School. 10 •· m. OU.. pert. inJ< 10:30 a. m., llrsl and third ChristiaD Endeavor, 7:15 p. -n. m.; Prayer aervlco, 7:1Jt P· m. Sundays. Mra. Lyda Cbavaller. president, Thursday. Carlrton Cborcb, .(lngolmrv classes fo• 10. Song services, Tappen Plalll EU8 Clmreb1 • . laoad. •nday School 9·30 o. m. 8 p, m. Preacbln& 8'28 p. m.; llev . ~:u ene E. Emenon. Cor. Sycamore 6: Soc:ond Sl,- Pomeroy Raipb Carl Supt .: "reaching Mid Week PraY"' meeting, l 30 tor· Sund•y Worship 910 a. m REV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTO: ou bad!" Servic,., 7:30 p. m., Cecio Cox p. m. Wednesday, CIBII Lead- and 7·30 p. m. altomately SUI> "II Ia better to live for Chriat than to Wll Y . J,aym:rn: Pr"ver meeting, ru ... er. Mro. Mazie Holsinger. dav Schnol 9 30 a. m and 10 211 • Sunday, No11ember 1 ~ay 7·30 p m. Cll.,..b a. · m. alternately Rnbar1 YIP& Twenty-Tbird ,SulldaY after Tr!olty Holy Communion I, s.v..lb !)a) Adventiot, Pam. MorniDg Slar EUB r yard. Supt . P'blo Study and SUNDAY SC\JOOL , ....... -................ 11:10 A.M. 9 jOI'<>y, Children·• Home Hill, lle> Menzel Smltll. paoto Fred Prover Servt,.. led by pastor WORSJIIP Slj:RVICE .. .. _....... -... -..... 10.SO,A.ll. 7 .;. . · NOV. 3 An Elecllon Day dinner will . GMAC FINANCING omeroy, · Martin. RPC'tor. Sontt.y - Morning Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 a .m Coffee hour following. Chesler Cburcb o1 God, Rev. (~ilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday ~h!Xll i :30 a. m. Morning wor-ship 11 a. m. Prayer Meetlns, 7:30 p. m. Thunday. You.ng , 1ay School 930 a m.. Wor· intendent Dr. Stanley McGtih· m.: Confession, 11 bour before HEINER'S BAKERY 56 DeSoto I i HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 54 l'ontioc v.a Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· worship at 7:30 p. m.; Pray· Circle, 2nd Thursday of month vice. 7·30 P.;. m InesCby. b West Vlrg1rua University at Mor Th a m . Class 12 3rd Wed· Grace ~P1oeopa nrcH.• gan1own. . . nesday, 7.30 p. m. er meeting urs., p. . 7:30 p. m., ' . All· P The llev Richard ted ._ Ill s. )' 110TKS 55 DeSoto H.T. . -LIEW'G -·------·-COAL COMPANY R. H. Ri\'OJVLI NGS SCNS CO. Bakf'r~ CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPECIALS FR!-.WIS FLORIST and Will iS 1 I cut ofr flower heads and save , bulblels to set out. Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Milton , Houdashe!t showed slides of 1 members' gardens and a demonstration on line arrangeme-nt and hogarth curve was given by Mrs. Fjsher, using mums end scotCh broom. 1 Flowers were judged and rib-bons awarded to Mrs. Hiram · Fisher, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Victor Hysell , !\.'Irs. Milton I Roush-, Mrs. Edison Hollon and Mrs. Homer Holter. Refreshments we!'e served by the hostesses to 16 members and a guest, Mrs. Pearl Mora , : Mrs. Karl Grueser won l h e ' door prize. I I ' LEWIS I REPAIR SERVICE Iow Ing faII . AI -1 outside the fol I ter outdoor tulip3 have faded, 1 e PLUMBING e ROOFING I 1 NOV, ! 60 Olds Dynamic 88$1495 e HEATING ---Mrs. Arch Rollins was reand coffee EleeUon Day at the I~tly released from Meigs I .-- Cat11.lina Station Wagon. V-B automa tic. power brake.~. powe-r ti lel!ring, radio, heat er, while sidcwall tirt>s and air-conditionin&. Bronze with mal ching vinyl interior. be b or Chrlsl. day Scllool 9:30 a. m.. . 61 Pontiac , Bradbury ur~ ISter · Bible ing 10 :30 a.~-; MYF 6 p. m.• Menzel Smith, pastor WorshiP Wednesday; Choir practice at lo ened with the pledge to the • T I tf r ,, , ,. " ,,, ,. firms anti or:;!flniZUlJons '1 Ar1 Marcum. oun,n \vonhiP Prayer and Btble Study, 7.30 p. service 9 30 a. m.; Sunday 7:30 p. m. Thursday, ria_ and by singing. "Sweet f li rt' • ..; !' /I Ofl."' "' ' '' " ' . , School and. M.o~ .El Endeav.' m Wedn ... sdHYScbool. 10·30 a. m. Youth Fel· The Salv•tin AnllJ'. EnvoJ Ho~~ of Pray4!r." Mrs. Vernal <; ~"''"'"(' "Hrf il t •...: ( / flf!l'fl,,._,~·-"~1,_":_'':·..----------------~ 10 :30 a. m.: ChrlS~nan Worshi lowship 6 :30 p. m.; Boys an~ Rays_ Wining, officer ln charge. Johnson, had charge of the de-or, 6 P- m., Fveru g P Alldqult)- ~aotlst l-"''turet Sun- Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m., Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet· ,f. ti For her scripture abe 7 P-_ m. Jebovab'l day School at 10 a . m. Prayer Evening service 7:30 Pm., lnd ing: 10:30 a . m. Sunday Schoo!~~~e l0:33-37. She also read 11 A~IT HO NY ~mgdom Ba . of . Suo-- meeting I'lt:.-~y 7:30 o m. and 4th Sundays: Youth Chou-, Sunday 7 p. m. Young Peoples "Today." · Fr-fl T:~-l f"'­ Witnesses Public ~=!,g,study First Baptist Cbarcb, Pom:e. 6:30 P- m. Wednesday . Prayer Legion: 7:30 p. m. Salvation a :::~Alil)-8 Turner, president GR~ENHOUSES lllil '~ ''"-: ...R. I, ;, >. I , I , t 1 .. /.,_,_,\J, P 1...\ day 3 p.. ~ibl~a:;;,d Tuesday, roy - Rev. Charles NorriS. Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday . meeVng: Tburaday, I to 3 La- of the Moson County Home MPrn br r FTU 4 I m.: Service m:eting, 1 p. Sunday School 9:30 till 10.20: Heath Metbodisl Cburcb, Mid· dies Home l.eague: 7 p. m. Prep Demonstration Councll, andMI'!I. Gr('enhous~ WY 2-3402 ,;' I , , I .I T11 " , I I ;.. I 8 P·:-~a Ministry school, Worship service,. 10:30 a. ~·; dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastorj c-lasses; 7 30 p. m. Bible I~Y. Matilda Noblt.. of the Mason ~~- ., u Thu~~ay . N~rsery and Jumor church o Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School prayer meeting. OUler services Homemakers Club, were guests ~ ~ IX Danville Pilgrim HoliDeSI, IP. cbi!dren. Supt.; Church School, 9:30 a. by annooncement. zareae and told those present some ot Fq:l hli slwcl in 1904 o Lang>viUe Ohiol. Rev 0 . H. Letarl FaDs UDiled Bretbren m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. Tbe Chorell ol the Na oc' the benefits of the Homo De· .•· I 1.I' .., ,, .• . , .. ,. -- ..• 1-1: 1· h rh ·- H1· , k·· ' C pastor: Sunday School,9:30 Church, Rev . James Morrtson · m.; Methodist Youth FellowChester, Ray E . Warne, past monstratton Clubs. Mrs. Turner \\' <> ~1 (' olumh1a W Va. ' •.",;;., Roberl Grate, Supt. Wor· Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Tom ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board Sunday School 9:30 a. m:: Mo"; stressed the fact tllat theaa are Ph ~l ason SP :3-5593 ship service at 10:3; a. m.; Pil- Norris, supt.: Ass't. Supt Her· meeting, 1st Sunday of month, lng Worshl~ 11 a. m.,Se~ educational clubs wllh all les- ----- --, o:rim Youth. 6 45 p. m.: Evan· bert Roush. Preaching Sunday 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 8:45 p. m.. Evening er: sons and materials U!ed coming 8 gelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· 10:30 a. m.; Alternate evemng of month, 7:30 P- m.; Eleanor 7·30 P- _m.: Midw;~PraJ:r from and..being approved ~ lo i u 1/Hi t k hi,./, ;_, !.! om! iH 1 be; 1 4 Door. V·B molor, standard transmission . white sidewall tires. All yours now fot only $1995. prayer se · · · Iday School 10 a. m.. Russell 9· 30 a. m. Sunday School Way- re-organization meeting, the foL Rysell Run FTee Metbodlat, Archer , Supt. Sunday Worshi;J Free Will Baptist CbU:Cbi ne Roush, SLJpt.: 10 30 a m. lowing otricers were elec~d for Rllber· E. Smitb, Sr., paslOI': lJ a m. Bible Study _and Pray- Rutland , Pastor. Rev p u Morning Worship. 2nd and 4th the coming year . Mrs. Lester S day School 9:30 a. m., Wor· er service led by Mlilatd Coe, Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. _m Sunday of the "1onth ; 8 p. m Foreman, president, Mrs. Vet· leun Haley l;jupL Morning wor-~7 : 30 p. r.n. Wednesday . Guy Priddy Supt.; Pr.eachmr~ Evening Evangelistic Servtce, nal Johnson. Vice~pres., Mrs . s~ 10 ·30' a. m. Youth Service. service, 7:30 p m.; Prayer se 1st and 3rd Sunday of month Homer Johnson, Secretary., and : ~ p m.; Evangelistic mes- Rock Springs Methodist .- vices, ~ :30 P· m. Wednesday . Syracuse Mtssloa, .Rev. Earl Mrs. George Johnson, treasure., Custer. pastor· Services every Mrs Harry Vickers, devotional sage 7-30 p. m.; Prayer meel- 1Chester Lemley, pastor; Wormg, 'Thursr'<ty 7:30p. m. lship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun-, Portland_ Methodist Chur~, Wednesday and Frl~y evening . lead~r and Mr!:l. vernal Johnday School 10 :15. a. m.; MYF Arthur Stitt. pastor . SUnd Y at 7 ::W p. m §OO reporter The newly elected Pentecostal Assc:mbly, Route 6 :30 p. Prayer and Bible School 9:30 to 10;30 a_- m.• H.a:~ Mt. Urtlon F .W.B. Churcb - 1~ffi~ers will installed at the 124, Rev Daul E. Jones, pastor Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. old G. Roush, Supt., Ken~e Sunday School 9:45a.m., Earl l January meeting. Lesson ~dSunday School 10 a. m .; Wor· . b McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services Starkey' supt.; Even in~ wor- ers and hostesses for the com ship services 1 30 P m Sun- Racine Metbochsl Cburc , every Sunaay evening. ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cectl Cox, ing year were chosen. A sack day, Wedn~day and Friday. R. L McDaniel. pas~orPr!~:~ Cb b Re\' Layman; Young People's meet·. lunch was had ::~t noon. 1 --'~•m; , !IS I Masonic Hall. Memorial hospital. She has Th~ meeting of the Pomeroy been a patient he.re for many • Band Boosters Association weeks. : 1 scheduled ror Tue sd : :~ y evening. Mrs. Eleanor Sm.ithJon call- · : indoors . Bulb~ can't b~ used lhas been changed to Monday at ed on Miss Nina Jones recent~ 1 1 the second time for mdoors 7:30 p.m ., at the SeRior High ly. blooming but can be planted 1School audiloriurn , due to elec- 1 Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Kyger 63 Ford Galaxie--- ~ $1995 64 . I''" Letart NeWS Notes 1 News Notes t-3o ture.wlth Tullps,'' was given by Mrs . Nea se. who said, to plant 1about six inches deep and sure drainage is good. Save a bulbs for winter blooming 1 few 0 ., Oct. SO, at the home ol Luvena Rainey. Star Advent churoh as new Daily Sentinel , Mro. Mildred Thompson call· membero Sunday morning. I ed on Mra. Luvena Ralrloy on Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Adkins Sl!llVICE IIELD )the Plgrlm Mooday afternoon. land daughter, Sue, attended the Funeral serv1ces for Dr. Ra • Monday, at ll a.m. wltll burial Revival ii in progre.ss at the Irevival a! Slar Sunday evenlng .) ston Mitch<ll who died Wednes- · there. The body Is .at U. DICP Guiding Stlt Advent Church. Several from he,. atlended da• evening, will be held from , Funeral Homo. Rev. Wilbur Baxttr Js pastor. the public auction at Mt Alto, 1 By lreDt Whttbrentr Mrs. Velma Hoffman called Saturday everunc. 1 Mrs . Audrey Hof!man eaUed I on Mrs. PauUne Taylor Mon· ! Mrs . Flavia Leitner and Aud· M , Sh' T sd day rey Hoffman were shopp!·ng · on rs ..1ory 1nn u• ay. · Mrs . lrene Winebrener spent Johnny Taylor who II INt>w Haven Wednesday . the day Monday with Mrs. _ployed at the Valley Bell Milk lr===--==="-='"'11 AudrE'y Hoffman. Co., in Pt. Pleuant Is spending Lewis Repiir Service Mrs. Maude Roush helped fin. a week of his vacation squir ish Mrs . Billups' quill Monday rei hunting. -FOR- 1 "He .:.1 .,_. ~hyacinths. first; larg<r bulbs ,Pd1 Pol. (.t!v. • AllELE FOR CONGRESS COMMI'l'I'EE: J. K. Whittaker. E. L. McClelland, Co-C han m•n .J Pd. Pol. Adv. j I 1' t' i ' �I: ' \, ., l wn nplamn, 1 -tlonll 11urr11. <llalrmll fil lie GOP - - - - - - - - ,, lO.Dally Sentinel, Pl!meroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 30, 10M luslneu S.rvitel WANT AD INFORMAnON l ' WID nn"R~n"'' ~~- o111t11 •-01'1 & -.r ou. ... ~ M .....~ &IWU\A nUNito """ . .h ...borl _ , . . . . ttl• ,....."'. m- '"' ~ 1 ........, ·o elflt a1 'llt~•ttto .....,..,. •hftulol .....,.,.rei .... .,u '"'medi"''"'" 11101 .... ~. ...."'"'., .. ,... "'- ~" ,.,., A " IIULI SE. :-, room " and Phon~ ELF.C'TROLUX sweeper, Oath. 311 Wetzg.:all St . 10 JU titp WY 2·5333 • O..Uo ...., •ol"d .... '""""'"llln•"'UI' 10 ~ 11 O..t. ,.. ...,...... '"~ l"ln·. . - rbar•• -.H- ~- ... 1 ..... •lfttllll tO dou. Of ~ • -- - fHA.NtriJo • OI!ITV ~-211 tot ~ .mf¥1 m11> ~ Olddl~ni\A> orJo·an e.turdll~....at311 11. U, rra _. It HUUU a.~.~~< ..., "' Ill. • Wnnl r ., o.u, ~.. 12100 GO<UI Lt.S~ fO PL.AC..:. .. &I:IULT PlLOOU~ W&NT 4D PHONE WY 2·2156 Card of Thanks whePls. pop out paper bags. all a!1achmen ts. Runs like cuse wilh the Low, Low price~ tts Exlra Special Prict~s. Thurday. Friday, and Saturday. Sugar, 5 lbs. 52c. Bananas, 10c a lb., Fresh eggs, 3 doz. for $1.00. Pickle death of our son .and brother. HOUSE for r£"n t · Bradbuif. ' loaf lunch meat, 49c lb. WeiJoey Rlf~e . SPfCial t.hanks lol Has elf'ct riritv. g;;ts und balh. ners, 2 lbs. 98c. Folger's cofJulian Hill and F'ama.ly Re\' . Call: \irs . a.· F. Lvon~. Hut· fee, drip or regular, 79c lb. Early and R~v. \\'orkman .1 land . Ohw . Sh 2--1~~4 Fresh crisp lettuce, 2 heads, Freeland Norns. and t h{' j 10 29 3tc 29c. Halloween Special, 10 ::~ingers and pallbea rers. ~ l ay bars candy, 29c. God Bless everyone ol you is UNFURNISHED S rooms and 10 28 3lc our wish and solemn prayer. ( bath . downst airs apartment . Mother. Stepfather. Broth· I North 3rd. \fiddlt>port. $50 a USED COAL Furnace, complete ers and Sisters. . with pipe, registers and corr 1 mun th Call WY 2-54:14 10 30 lip ' 10 29 6tc trois. Priced to ..n. Wy-2SJN<;u: HO~SES and- aparl· ' 2490, G.E. Reuler. 1~24-6tc Lost 11nd Found menl s. Call IVY 2·3267, USED COAL Furnace. Complete JO 29 3tc with pipes. registers, and LOST - Man 's billfold wi th =F:-:l,:::R:-;N;;:I':;-cH:;::Fc~l)~:l;-r-o-:om...-:apa . , m!.'nt controls. Priced to sell. Wy· driver's lirense and Jmportutil i n r~ pa1 d. ~12 S. 5th A\'e · 2·2490. 1~ 4..fitc allt papers. Plf'3 '\t' m ::~li to ·- · I nue . \1 Jddlepnrl. HONDA 300 MotorcyciP (Or sale. Andrew New'iomr. Amhrr~t­ 10 28 tfc Cnnt<Jrt John Case. 104 Un· dale. W. Va. or Honwr And- , ---:c: erson , Racine. Rl. l. . FTH!\ISHED 3 room hous.e. ion Av•.•nue, Pomeory, Ohio. WE WISH to txpress our hea:-l · l b~· ca lling Chur les . Ha~·e~. felt Lhanks ro all of the manyf Healtor. Athf:'n~. Ohw. L) 3· friends. relatives. and neigh-~ I148 after 5 p. m. or .S unday bors who helpe<i in any way dunng the daytime. · during Lhe .reN>nt tragic 10 29 3tc dar Sl , Pomt>roy. 10 " lfc ! Noti(e APART\lF.i\'T ON ACT0l1NT of :;;:J!e.;;, Br:td · tord Aurtion Company F urn1 ture Store will be c lo ~ed next : Wednesday Thun d<lv and · ~ r ooms ' I Local owner and low milea ge, Jet black finish. red bucket vinyl seat, 4 on the fioor, 110 engine, a:ood 'Wbitewall tires, rad.io and heater. both . new ly rt'dPrnr:Jif'd . Call W3llt'r ('rooKs, \\'Y 2 - :\ti~l. 10 23 lfc ====---- 1 10 22 tlr NOTICE! IIA F..a"' Maio Strflet, POJDoo ero~ . Pt!rtl'IP Wl' Z.ZMI. 1 20 lie Corvm& service. CopIes made or legal papers. birth records and almost any other d:JCUments Also lami~ linp tn plastic, film to preserve your valuable papers. ReulP.r Insurance, Pomeroy 9 t tic aut"J"ItiNI>ER Completo Senleo See These And Many More At BARGAIN PRICED 64's Pomeroy, -··-- - POMEROY ~'(it MOTOR COMPANY~ 'NY 2-2143 IOHNSUN. Slmpsoa lnsurll!'ICf Corr•dion Milk, lgal. 39c ' ,, nac"w ............. H.A_.t. J4. Bow li6.028.A.pulrJ Jt.buoll trott aa.Girl'• ~, DO ITJN THE li:I.Bow CONFIL~?t f¥;;;QM!! Dallle 0 . Mc<;OY, AUl.'TIONEER, Chester. Obio. 3 23 tfc ' J• J 38.Sonow tlo• 19.Mak..... tatting tl.Bicycle --_ --foF- ... A.facJol .j 8t KINS • ,• A.XYDLBAAXB P'l'Y QPGIYK BI:ZC QB:YGYK.-QZ .. . I P'l'Y P'I'Y VPVICJ( JIPKO IY• APRI:I'OPVBZVQU Y•&wdaJ'• Oljptapottn, Al..WAYB DtlTA'l'll T1DD BJ1. BAVIOB Cll' 'DiiJ WI1002U1 WIUiiN YOU uwp ''"lB Dl'l'H. UDAL NO.T ICI Notl('e l• h-ereby Jlven tllat oa Frida¥• Novoem!Jer lth, 1984, at IA:IMI A M. we will uffer fur llbt at public aucUon to the hiJhelt bidder for e..b tn band 111 Keith Goble Ford Inc ., 411 S. Third Ave., Middleport, Ohio, the lollowlnf described. ear te .... Squire Station Wa•on, aerill nuatber 4U76Z 13M4~. The undenlrned. reaervea the rlabt lo Bid. Keith Goble Ford 1~. Middleport, Ohio. UO) 29, 30, !J, 3te -----------WJEH RADIO MONDAY TRRU FRJDAY FO• IALI The foUowlnf penonal property will hi offered for ~ale at the home of lhe late Hyrd M. Stout, on nate rouh1 881 the lint hou.e on tl" rt.lht we11 of the Jundlon of 181 and U. S, 33. at 10:00 a.m. oa J'rtdu, November 8th, 1964. 1960 Ford trall!tor, m1nure tpi'IICI. er. plov,.., dt.c. wa1on, McCo r micll haybaln, 451', 19~7 plymouth IUtoraobtle. houHhold 100dt and eftectt llncludlnJ liv\n• room and bedroom autte1, etC!., teYertl hundred b•l• of hay, mitcllltneou• band tool .. antique,, and other t~• too nllmerout to mmtton . Term• of ul• - cam. Lunch wtll be aenoed. b' Ule lk4• ford youth cr!IUp. William Clifton Stou,, Admlnl•tralor of the ll:ltate of B;yrd M. Stout. dece..ed. A, C. Bradford, AucUoi!IHt Crow. crow and Porter, Attorney• for Admlnlltl'lto-r (101-)8, 30, tlll-4 3 to USED ·cARS Wo NHCI The Speco Far New Ford Trad•lna 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss Hi Sip On UO Interchange 7:oo 7:03 1:08 1 311 7:32 7:4a 8 00 8:05 8.10 I t5 8:16 8·5> 1:00 5:00 5:05 6:15 5:25 5:30 Be StiU and Know News Musical Clock News Headlines Musical Clock Word ond Testimony Ohio Valley News World N•ws Sports Today Weather Musical Clock Com.nunilJI News Talk ol the Town 9:0> Mason County News 10 00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worsllip !lour 10:30 Latchstring ' 11 :00 News Beat l!:llii Mornlna Melodies except Friday, Church Belli Ring 11:45 World News U:M Masoo County Nen 12:110 CommunllJI News 12:05 Local Newo t2: 10 Markets 12• 15 WeaLher 12:30 BulleUn Board 12:25 News 0 Gr81111 12:110 County Agent 12:&5 Country Go Roond t:SS Newa Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:&5 News Beat 3:00 Midway Malirlee 1:&5 News Beat BUT LITA FL.tTE DID:.!'T TAKE aF' F'ROM AIJSTRAUA. TI<AT MORNING, WMPO Radio "All rllfltl Break it lip, Edgar! ••• er ••• I mean tura _ eround eo I - how it flta Ia frontl" , wit: 1- 111&4 Ford, e PI.WD,III' Countr"J' WE ARE CLEARING THE LOT OF 5:4> Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Oil SATURDAY 1~ 45 Sign On 7:00. Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:112 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testlmo01 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather 8:16 Pt. i'leasont H.S. Football !0:30 Song & Story Hour 10:46 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11 :SO Public Servtce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 N•w• o Grams 12:30 saturday Matinee 1:15 Dhto Stale Football 4:00 Disclng with Doss 4:30 Top fen Revue 5:00 N~ws Ro..:ndup >:lli Public Service uo Dinner Musicale 5:4> Sign Off MONDAY TBBU Jl'RIDAY 1:110 Sign On -News 1:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Boweno - Farm 6:30 Newa 8:33 Rev. Raymond JODet·Rel 8:55 Sports Headllnes 6:57 Weatber Report 7:110 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Pickens Hanlwaro •Tues - Tburs.) 7:50 News Report 8:110 Bill Mille: Show 8:00 Johnson • Simpson Ins. Show (Fri.) 1:10 Roy'a Food Basket Show (Mon . Thurs.) 1:45 Baker FurnltW'1! Show (Wed.. Jl'rLJ 1:45 I&S Super Market Show (Thuro.) 1:110 News 1:05 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand· Ole op'ry 11:00 Ministerial Aasoc. 11:16 A.S.C. fru&ram ~ F-ii. ll :t> Family Worship - Thurs. 11:1$ MaSOII Co. Agr. Ext.-Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop !!:to TIDy's Country lfymns 12:110 Noon Report 12:1o Goesslers Guesl Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4:00 Jim Meeo Show 4: lo Blaetlnar Auto Show !Thurs.) · 4:30 Local News 5:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Simon's Markel · News 8:05 Sundowo florer)ade 6:45 Slgu Off September 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY . 6:110 Sign On - New• a:o; Country Music 1:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson $how 8:00 Pomeroy Ill Football 9:30 Middleport Ill FoothaU 11:00 Top Ten Show !OairJ Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 12:00 Noon Newo 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (DSU Football) 8:45 Slgu Off September 5:4> Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On- New1 7:35 Sunday Sbowcase 8:00 French CilJI Bapu.t B:liO News 8:33 Hour of Dellvera~a !Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele 10:115 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washln&ton Reporll the "'eoplo li :W SimdiJ Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Chrlslians Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2:110 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:110 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country HymnUmers (Dan Hayman) t:3S Sunday Showcase 1:110 Baptlsl Layman'• !lour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign 'Jfl Sepiember 6:41i Sian Off October llv HAROL-D GRAY O.K.!so I'M •ASTUTE': WHAfe'..rER 114AT IS' IF=' YOU'LL HOOH UP A M!MUTE - BUT THEYVE lET HIM lJVE liP 'TO NOW I MUi::>T HAVE AH. • MAYeE WHL H!:AR 114AT .....RJL GOOO R""S'N ! R~SOI'\! '. !v RAEBURN YI'.HBUREN N'T T~T I GOT' SOMETHING ONAL AGAJNST FEMALES ACE..-; . !IIG IJ - BUT I FiGGifREO ON --GRANDFATHER WILLOUGHBY TAUC..HT ME JUST !-~BOOT E.VER'flHtN-G A DEPUTY THE Vf.RY HE !<NfW .' 5/GHT Of Wl-iO WOULP PUT FEAR INTfR THE Hf:.J\RT5 0' 'Ti lE lLlCAL LAW LE SS: . L ( M £ NTg.1 TIRRY YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FORI 63 Ford Fairlane 500- 2 Dr. H. T. 8 cyl, Automallc trans. Radio 63 Fordairlane 500-2 Dr. H.T. 8 C)ll, Standard. Irano. Radio. 63 Falcon Futura 2 Dr. H.T. 18 cYI. Standard Iran•. Radio. .63 Rambler Classic 770 - 4 Dr. 8 eyl, Sllndud b'ant, Radio, I ; NANCY-·ITOI..D YOU TO CLI!AN UP THOSE TWIGS FROM THE LAWN ONI, TIIY'Q eUTTON MY SHOE·- THREE, F'OC)R, SHUT. THE DooR-·- FIVE. SIX, .PICK UP STIC1<5 Ctrs & Trucka To Ch- From 'KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 HAVE ~UDtiE'NLY D£Cli)(;D 1t> BE ABo;OI..IJlELY CANDID lt&C.AtJSi ... WELL, BE:· ,( cAUGE ~ MAY TJ.IE'N UNDERSTAND ME B!:TTE.It ... .. /"l.._, \ ' NO •••• NEW DID $l-IE? GET THE DEAL lt\t'ny /'l.ote UHCI '~ aa.mx.- IIBY'I' Pomern REVIVAL ANNOUNCED Revival ,Services will start at Tuppers Plains E.U.B. Church Nov. 1st at 7:30 P. M., and continue each night tbru Sunday Nov. 8th. Evangelist and song· leader is Rev. and Mrs. Roy Mann of the Harrisburg E.U.B. Church, Harrisburg. 0. The pastor, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, welcomes everyone. 1954 FORD . . . -·-)Wij ' A ClrJptlo,_ Qaota- 0. ' Lin·l _.,. LJ..arp, 11 Mnmw YGY'I' L FDR SALE OR RENT: !louse, A~ency, ID. All torrruo o1 tn 6 rooms end bath. Route 143, sur8flt..-e. Jlm Jonnson anrt Bailey Run Road. Call WY 2- Bud S~mpson, Agents. 3722. 10 28 tic • 1 ttc HOUSE FOR SALE: Gravel - - - - - - - - - Hlll, Middleport, 727 Broad- Jusiness Opportunities way St., across from swim· C-0- M-PE_TE _ -NT Man or mlng pool. 6 rooms and bath, an wanted in area cmren<l 3 bedrooms, full basement, by this n~wspaper to gas furnace, shower. lavatory fill and collect from and commode in basempnt, operatde nut and candy rnagarage, black top driveway. chines. May be handled part Lot 50' x ISO'· New punt, time along with present ochouse and roof, t9,50n 00, cupalion. (8 to 12 hours week· Small down payment. Marvtn Jy.) $900.110 capital required. Swan, WY 2-3348. Could be built into full time 10 28 4tp operation. Llb..,al credit :SEV=-:=E::N~ROO::;:M::;-:-brl-;-c:;:-k -ho_m _e_ In expansion plan for those who p.,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 can qualify. For local inlerbedrooms, garage, basement, vlew wrile, INTERSTATE, 3 firushed rooms In attic. MERCHANDISERS, Roche,_ Large :ot. out of blgh water. ter, Minn. 10 30 ltp Central heating Inquire Charles Wildermuth WY :122115 or WY 2-6116. 9-211-Uc I ' Ill LONOFELLOW 0... lottor ,...ply ataado for uother. Ia thfo - l e A 1o 0H4 tor the thrH L'i, X for the two 0'8, ete. BlnJie Jetten. apo11oo trophla, the length omd formation ot the 'IIWCio .,. 1111 lllnt& -b .,.,_ the OOCie lotloi'O are clllt-t. BLAEnNAR'S Insurance ' 20.11olt JLOttneM PAD..1' CBYP1.'0QUOI'E - Hero'• how to 'ftr!l 1U -- Real Est11ta For S..le · .I foil T.Al'a'MZ IIO,Cutt... Legal Notice 1-New '64 Chevollo AI Real Savings 1-Naw '64 BelAir V8 At Rtal Savings 1-New '64 Impala VI Conv. At Real Savinga arllde 1S.Turf ....... rrom tbe tar2est truck or radiator to tbe tmalJeat beater eore. METROPOLITAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. • L~loal q,pl. oulldozer A popular model that is sharp inside and out, black fin· ish, good tires, radio and heater, 6 eyl, Std. trans. au 48.A.lwa)'ll RADIATOR SERVICE Real niee and clean. Just like a new cDr. 1957 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan · · · · $695 11.~ UHdln 1961 Ford V8 Country Sedan 6 cyl, engine, Powerilide trans. Radio and heater, ori· ginal upholstery, real clean. Ivory and blue finish, good tires. 14.li.Rootot tbotuo THATTHAR REPORT CARl) ,._ EXPERIENCED 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door .. $695 ... =-......... .,._ ......... "" " ter i.\-ese· ~ :u.~ f'I.Boy'o t II tic Black: wlth white top. See this one, . -_ MllHEY GaOGLI eiiCI SNU,Y IMino DAILY CROSSWORD palnflll A. C. BRAUt"RD Roeble. 01118 6 eyl. Standard tram( with ovPrrlrive . One owner. Committee, appear 011 ABC TV'• "Issues m:l Anawen" Sunday to diJeun whether IJ>. lernational problemJ or ~ Uc morality matl8'1 will ..., ~ey faclors 1D Tlleoday'a llectiOD. & l>lft8mod, Crlll lsndlord llrtt. . . , _ .. c.atoel 1961 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom Sta. Wagon bei,gs and tan finish , radio and heater. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. ===-::::-:-::-- IIEA11NG, Plomhln~. IIMIIW , . , _, ~nwld llraGin, Standard trans. One local owner. R&H. V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Interior showroom clean, ! 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty · · · · $5295 'I I t' .... ' • lfll 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door · · · · $995 1963 Corvair Panel .......... · · $1699 ' - Cllll WI MrJ& llaJ • Nllll Runs fine, look1 fine, 10 fl. Marion Dump Bed, tires, 326 cu. in. VB engine, automatic trans, Radio and beater. A real smart car, ' ' ...... 2.' 1953 International 2 Ton Dt•mp 1963 Tempest Pontiac · · · · · · · · · · $2095 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis · · $895 H•tlq ............ SEE THESE CARS TODAY ber 5, 1964, at 10:00 A. M. at VB engine, 4 speed trans., 700x20 tires~ rea] solid and the Rock "'prings Grange runs good, .. TRAILF'.R Int.., lor rent. rio~ Hall, on the Meigs County Falrgrounds. SIBle Rt. 33, Pomeroy, Ohio. Low mileage, solid body, heater, good tires. ' China cupboard, two blanket 'I chests, tables, stands, picI will bo •bsent from mv ' I H:~F:f: 1!0~ four rn"'"'• furn iC'he- tures, picture frames, em· etJ and llnfumi~hed apan. office from noon Tuesday broidery and other needle Factory Tandem axle, 900x20 tires, aux. trans. 348 .cu. in. ment!l WY l-M:t4 17 II tic Nov•mber 3 until Novemmotor, Heater, 15ft. dump body and telescopic hoist. work, vases, jardioeers, sev- 1 bor 17. Tho office will bo I ~fiddiPport ApartmPnt. 5 rooms eral gull!!, 25 quilt tops, cry· e Set Us Befort You Trade Or We'll Both Looo ' bath 'lnd tnts"ment. on ground stal, carnival glass, Bavarian, open all regulor hours. floor . Newly decora1ed, hard· etched glass, Prussia. Ger· Many More Late Models To Choose From wood noors automatic beat man, Austrelian pieces, milk OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. I Call WY l·3200. 10 lO tic glass, iron stone, figurines, China cups, press and cut 1,2 Ouplex, 3 bedrooms. Su~ar glass, pottery, many other 1• Run area Pomer Phone I Items not listed. RAWLEIGH ProducLS for sale . to 2 Uc Signed · Flossie Roush. Wy-2~412. 10-24-JOIC WY 2-3818. - - MllllERN 4 room and bath LUNCH WILL BE SERVED fi'OR SALE-Middlepor<'o lall· I turmshed aparlment. M 1 <I·' BRADFORD AUCflON CO, Yeur Landm1rlc Service Pomeroy, Ohio est buUdlng. loealed 352 N Your Chevy Dealer dleport WY 2-387t. I A. C. Bradford. Manager Station I• Giving A..vey A Second Strot!t, Middleport 9 11 tfc C. C. Bradford, Auclloneer Priced for quiet oale II> I 1 AUC'f. NOTE: This will be a quire at Ohio Hotel. - - - - - - , - - - - - - L u n c h served by Bedford Youlh F'OH H F. NT, modern -house. large sale with Items of InRPgir:tf'r for thi~ go0t1 llif'('ond 10 t~ tfc For Sale Group. SIX rooms and Oath. Youngs· terest to all , so come and car each time vou dri~· p In No purr hast> Dt'ressary, iust 10 29 6tc !own kilchen, tile noor. l~ plan to stay ALL DAY registtr. ca!Pd al 136 Lincoln·rd Call 10 29 5tc FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 10 A. M., - - - - - - - - - - HOMI OF UNICO TIRES WY 2-3020. b 29 Uc ==~-=----The personal property of th• Auto Salet ~INGER Sewtnr macllinea. late Byrd M. stout will be ------~PER SERVICE For Sale oew, $S9SO up. beveraJ used ld t th 1 located 1st ! STATION machmes at bsrgalD price~ so a e arm 1955 NASH Rambler motor, $3ll. POMEROY - 5 - room frame west of Stale Route 33 WY 2_2518 . SINGER Sl an t Nee dl e, equ Ipped The l'abrlc qbop. •In~er Sales house house with gas, 2 porches, J•ck W. Caney 10 29 3,_ at Darwin, Ohio. "' barn and 5 acre lot. Located with zig zagger. Uses discs to I and Service. Pomeroy. Ohio Mo•. WY 2·H32 1957 Plymouth 4 door sedan, b on Pomeroy's highest hill with monogram, fancy design . ut- WY Z-228t. t 21 lie 1960 Ford Tractor, used 1200 1953 FORD, 6 cyL, 2 door, wondel'ful view of Pomeroy, t(lnhole, etc. Balance due 10 -c-::-:-:::::- -::---:-.,----::;--c caII WY 2-2310 . AUTOMOBILE ln1•~rance bPeo .-: ~s B d t hrs.. Ford Mower, 14" Ford cheap. pavments of $7.91 mnn!I' 'Y· APPL~ , ur e le 'l1 the Ohio River, Lincoln llill C!Mcell~" I ·0!11 vour opera. WY n204 10 29 6tc Farm. Phone Wy 2~970. plows, 7 ft. tractor disc, Black _________1o_ __ and Mulberry Heights, $3,000 lor'o Ucen,.? Call WY 2-'966 --· Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. Hawk pickup corn planter, 01Down payment $600., balance I ll&ttc usr:n PlANOS f'21 F:xtra nice 10 23 25tp iver wagon, manur~ spread· 1953 FORD station wagon. monthly. H 1 W 1 d I rorondition<d pianos, II 1 for er, corn sheller, 45J-I.H.C. or call Fred George, Rutland, RURAL PROPERTY - 3 ac- -· e ~ an e _ _ , S25 oo Free de Ji,ery Ca ll Male Help Wanted hay baler, milk cooler, hand Ohio, 10 'l1 31c res, about 5 miles from PomRETIRED ('uuplt> to lire In HutiJ nd Furniture . SH 2-4811. - ·- ·-- -- grain cradle, telephone box, - · - -eroy, with 5 • room house, house- . Rent and utJ\ilit>s lrN· 10 27 61p EXPERIENCED MAN to dinner bell, porch glider, liv- 1963 DODU£ StaU.1n wagon. 2 porches, outcellar, well and with $10 a Wt>rk pa~· mt>n 1 to : - . ·- - on large beef cattle farm. lng room suite, bedroom suit~ Good conuition, $1895.00. Call small barn. 12 mile olf Dhlo take eare of flrlhritic pa!itnl. i FR.F:F: I.O~N ur our efti< il'nt Must have experience ln °!r cedar chest. wardrobe, cof£ee WY 2-1418. 10 22 124, $1,200.00. Down payment Call WY 2.5443 or \\'Y 2..1813 . l { <J rpt'l Shampoaf'rs with erating farm equipment. Good tab]e, writing desk. rugs, - - - - - - - - - - $3011.00, . baliJIIce monthly. 10 28 Jtc 1 !Jurdl:lse of B!ue L.ustre modern house furnished. Good stands. iamps, chairs. 21" R. 1954 BUICK >tnlury. Excellent RURAL PROPERTY - ~ • Shampoo. Baker Furruture, pay and excellent C.A. TV, drop leaf table, mal" Priced room frame house with two WANTED : MidrtlP flf!Pd r)Pr.;;on 1 Middleport. 10 1:1 6tc ity for qualiflfed man. Write le dinette set, kitchen cabind, runnlng condiUon. porches, attached cellar, rtiiiMost be able to live in . In· Box 668-B, Care of buffet, 4 folding chairs, Speed right. Hackett''• Sohlo Servning water, nice lot with two Ice. IC 22 tfc quire, Ohio Hotel . Middtepun USED workpants, shirts, cov- Dally Sentinel. Queen washer, Unico gas drysardens, chicken and hog 10_24 _71 c eral\s, and Jackets. Carl Chev10 30 alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. er, hand operated meat slichouse. Located 6 .miles from 1957 ENG' '"'l FORL HillmaJI,\ LOOKINO •oo sHuoe _ _ 1o_u 30tpl I er, aod other articles not PornerO)', f2,500:99. Down Good condlllon. ~ dr. ComJ08l I - - -nstructlons Usted. payment $500.110, balance pact, $2'15 110. WY :1-2418. TWO registt"rPd male Beag:e - - -- Crow Crow and Porter Tr'•lro for v 1 C'!Yit "''""''~ • ..... , · d , Ph " 'Y ,,_ 625 ~ U. I. CIVIL SaRVICI TIITII • ' • monthly. 10 22 tfc ug_.. one n "' 1. •• our aa qnl'l., ln•tno~~"~ •"" ,.,.., lO &I c. C. CUCKLER WI•" -IDIIIl. ....a. I'U't ~ II 26 Clifton Stout, ftHtlo'l• I.Jno<>lD !terv1ee '-''"''•II _ p 1101.oo , ...._ rn..,.~o.., tntiU•• Tile Rmnlller POMEROY, omo 'IPpctl"' I MIIIU~ IJI lfi!N Administrator • !Me. PF:H FF:C"TION Oil heater witb o.1nrt1 1pn ~tzpwt•..., ""all~ un,..,_ World Slaadanl o1 Co•paet BOX W WY J-3831 ,.Rn ""'rrwm.uftll oa tllor.. Also ,.ning the same day: IUIO drums and fittings. D11yto. t&J')' EsceUeace 10 30 3lc Ulll'tll • · , ,.'"ent1 Wnu• Nh4Y bales of hay, J. D. wagon, I Btg car raam, rtdo 11141 (Ill' _,_,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t>l"('lrJC' srales, 30 lb. capac- ftflll. .,.... ,.., "'""'""•• ud .bOftl For Rent fAn~ln ,..,,.,., 8cni ....., Tb1 hay and grain elentor, 12" lormance. 8mall eor tCODOII17 ir .v. 10 ft. meal case, l9M O.tb' ''"""'•' HOUSE, FOR RENT, 1634 Ford plows, 14" pull type \lt>rcury, body and chassla coin Heights. 1 rooms and 1 Irs::. rnolor and transmissron. . 8oe plows, Homellte chain saw, livestock bath. Phone Wy·2·357> afler comp lete course in radio and PfGS for ·-s;le-.- Mary Circle, several milk cans, mangle, MetrepoU1a Motul'l In Our Wedn..day {'d; , 5 pm. 10-24-ll cf U>levis1on w1fh all equipment. B. lima Srnet, Pomeror Phone WI 9-3044. 10 29 4tp bullet, round table, 21" Haytheon TV, and oth... Items. fharles Larkin~. Long Bot· _ CHOCOLATE ' ' Pllont WY Wl'lt 1677 Lincoln Height~~ 2 bed. l ' Wm. Clifton Stout, 10 1 tfc , FOR SALE: 5 year old Heret 2Z tfc room hou se. with hardwood lorn, Ohio, Owner I (I) I ford bull, Phone WI 9-3054. tloor1, bath basement. and (9 1 10 weeks old P gs, 1ll 28 3tp Terms: Cash liM SJMCA 4 door ndan. new 1a• furno,.., Built-in cabinets Hampshiro sow, (!) Metal Not responsible for accldenll. !Not 33c As Aclvertldlll white walla, IDOW b8ads. In kitchen. Driveway and met hog feeder. Jack Wamsley, SOW AND PIGS. Charles Blake, Bradford Auction Company ; ,t . ' ,/ . ' fully eqUipped. PboDe WY Z. JUd. CaD Tracy Whaley, WY Middleporl, Route I, Dhlo, A&P SUPER•.' fM,RKET Hemlock Grove. 1Phone WY C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer 124'1 ader e p. 111. ' ....., 10 23 llltc 18 28 1lD s..ao&., 10 21 .2l.Q A. C. Bradlard. UanaQr 111 tl :w 10 29 3tr ' 'IS . . ''H' •TO l,eMans 2 Door . Red over white finish . good whitewall USED TRUCKS BL•• ......... I,M Heavy duty , Radio and heater, Nice. 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spotless interior, beige and brown finish, V8 tmline, Pawei'ilide trans, Ra· dio and heater, whitewall tires ahow little wear. Local owner, 6 cyl., Standard trans .• radio, heater, clean inside and out. New rine job. Brown and beiee finish. i1 ali, but- tonholes, monograms, sew~ on buttons, appliques, etc. l.lke new. Balance due, 11 pa•·mentJ or $8.65 monthly. \I'Y •·2204. 10 29 6tc and ., IIOLLWYOOD (UP!) - It II Irritating to watcll bow ABC. TV'• respectable a!......., ohow, "Day In Court,'' has beeo turned Into a ooap opera In the C!Ul'l'ent networt lrelld toward serial•. The major deslnlctloa ol till progrom'o pest cODcepl bo being brought about tbll week, wiLh the beilJmillll o! 1 ro.part conUnulng story. Notable by his absence as o! lh1a week, b.. D!Mh Shore, aa hostess, cauoe or bll rejecUon o! the Wednesday presided over the new formual, II the man who first ol three one-hour daytime uaed to be the star and the drama opecillls she lB presentIWlin rea~,on for watchlng "day lng lor women on ABC-TV. In Court, Edgor Allan Jones , This lint show oupposedly dealt Jr., professor of law at the Unl-1 with a child molestel' - but verslty of California at Los . it begged the question at hand AnBeles (UCLA), and formerly because It turned out the ... a "judge" on the series. cus<d fellow wasn't a molester "Day in Court" and televlBion after all. Nina Foch played • have lost a remarkable per- lady lawyer who got him off former in Jonea. There was ao the book. The messages about better ad-llbber In the video moletters aod about how chitmedium - and II w~ neces- drtn sho~ld be warned, were so aary' for the program s authm exudenticity' that he be accom- obvious that the progra plished In this arEOl. For it ed the flavor of a drama that _ _ _ _ .. 3 1956 Chevrolet l Ton Pickup 1963 Chevrolet Impala ........ $2295 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon · · $1099 - -- ---=-- - --zrr. ZAG Singer, Fully automa- I lie, one dial does &ariOI subject In tho ~ ol enllpt. NaUOIIIl Comlllltlof, ODd KmIIQDOill, netb O'Doontll, executive diNetor or tho Demcx:noUe N1110111l 'l'loo O.n•el ,...., NBC-TV's "Today" PfOII'lDl lor '11IIIIDgiving Day, Nov. 18, plans IAl lbow bow American Ol'llled force~ In Welllern Europe wUl was Jone1' belief that though speod the bollday. , ,De a 11 the show• and c.... were thororougbly researched by top students, tooet aDd lnnt · es could dUferent 'mpmslonl and lead to dlllerent c 1UL Vw II. 'l'ldblp slons when a"ted out - and, to react naturally and wlt' le1a1 !ogle, he would lllteo ~d­ to.aUb, even decisions, requJrlnC u.w~<~e lharp reacU0111 !rom his caall. 11. Doolrlao TRANSMISSION SaJvaao Co'\" Jllll1- Repatrtna aD mal ... -··tomatlc Olld oW>dard mlu!ooo. Electric ftldJDI. Pbooo WY W17S. • It lfll Delu:r:e vinyl trim, good tires, heater, green flni..sh. ---·10 30 3tc I F'Un;o..;T.~ llF:D Ilparlmem t o r AUCTION - Glassware. The - · . _ _ r{'nt in ~TJ ddleport Crounrl 1 following Is a partial list of H:o\M SHOOT. ev~ry Su nda:\' . 1 noor. 3 rooms and OOth. 3911 the personal property of the Hams for prizes Bob H1 1l :-. 2nd o\v ~ee \1r~ . How· Sylvia Roush, which will ' !ale farm. Sponsorl"d by H.:~cine ~ ard ( 'l:'rll, HOL \V . M~in St., be sold on Thursday, Novem Fire Dtpartment. Pomt'roy. 1-'h. WY 2-526t Fridoy. 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $1895 1~24-6tp JO 28 3!c 1 b:1th 3nd h3<:t'mt>nl. 313 1 ~ Con. ----------- i *NEW LOW PRICES* Television Revue WilL DO rD1J weaving. Pbonl WI t-2121. 10 29 9tp METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door · · · · .. $1499 i~ I ONLY AT .• ,. ,., on nt'w. Baklnre due $34.25 HOME , ON Route 681 . thrPe milt''j l'llSt of Darwin. This Terms arranged. WY 2·2204 tO 29 ~tc home- ~ ~ locatt>d u1 a wuodPd art>::~ romprising 55 ;Jcrros It ron sis ts of tw o be-drooms. IJv. TE:\1CO rloor furnace, for tale. ing room with wood burning 50.000 B. T. U.'s. Kussdl t'irt'place. soft water b~th i Roush, Slh St., Mason, W. with shower, utility room w1th va 10 28 !tc t'lf"rtnc hot water heater. -· - - - - - - - large kitchen with dining COMPACT sweeper, perfect art-a . Athl:'n~ Tt>lephone Ser· condition - all attachments viet', oil heat.. There is a .20 and paper bags. Balance due foot wa.lled .. ltghted pat1o, I 7 payments, $7 monthly. WY whir h ts mce for an enter· . 2·2204. 10 29 6tc tainme-n t conven if'nt'f' in sum· m"r. Th is home can be s~n HARDEN'S MARKET in Syra- , .. ._ D'-'" .., ,.... .-. ono '-'&~> USED CARS HOUSE, ~ rooms and bath, ONE COAL warm mornl111 thermostatically controliHf heating stove. 'Jill Beech St., gas hea t. Close to buslne" Middl•porl. 10 :SO district Plen ty free parkmg t space. Phone WY 2-3092 , 11UTS, MICE eliminated for- ' 10 30 3tc I .vor. Get "Star Prolln,' ------Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar 1 1 4 ROO\ I Jownstsir~ apartment Run Mill, Picken·s Hardware, I 1 wi th shower 129 Bullernut Mason. 10 30 Up '"~- '"-"' &b ........ , _. WHERE IS THE BEST BUYS IN ••• Extra Special I For Rent CANt'su..Art0Jf11 ,, �t ,, Auxiliary Makes Contributions to Red Cross, Pomeroy Band Boosters Under 3 Flags IssTwopsicpof 10 1pa~:yi~:~s ~~~·~rd:".! ~: .w. rogr~m Junior Society ~e:~~rH:~O!lMY Socl~ ltatb1 Youngsters have GalaTune ::~. !=~ -Low":~el.lol= In Costume Show Thursday =~1, Tommy blly IIIII o r etting ersonal ••• Bll'o W'EAI'HF:R ~e lllnm)' and ....... Ieday, liiJb tf.'lt, ueept SU. aertb- Ev~:: 0~ ..-u-• ~ecodm: l.e~tnn . JIU HarriJ and Bobby Conmbullons we"' made ty of the Laurel Cliff Free Wlnnen In tbe group 11 the Pomeroy Band Boo,t.<s 1\sted the executive Under Three Flags wa 1 Methodist Church mel follow· group Included lor moot origin· and up lneluded 111011 ~ soc.a11on and to the Red Cross i endatlons of the UJpic of the program pre- ing Sunday School Sunday Jo Middleport a! _ Mickey Davenport, a Jao Long, represeoUn1 Gold1 meetings on sented by Mrs. Philip Smith at morning in the recreation room Mr. aod Mrs. Cbarlea Wblta pumwa'.':"".:.......... can, whl'll the American Legton 1a . s pumpkin; John Byer, !Wbln water; Rhonda Hyaell, a rallo AuxlltEu-~· ot Drt>" Webster ,P.. ~<'lcnaglendearapuboltshed by !he the mee.ting of the WSWS of the of the p.arsonage with Mrs. tbe .a· TammJ L te and nd Lind Cochr Post m•l Tu"da; evemng at ·~ EUB h h Tu J G1 d M E and son, Greg, were IID<IIIII OD'M!r'J growfDI oot the top, Hood: e US r roadjlr, a a ll!ll Xi Gamma Mu Sorocity. ~t Ent~rpns~ • c urc es- ames 1 more an rs. ~'-" dinner guests last Sunday at the nted in the Iarse Merrie Au1t. washer and drier; prettiest - Kathryn Hlll, ADthe Ha ll well were sent to ElOJse day evemng "' the home . of nest Powell, leaders, in charge. home of Mr. and Mrs. Rlcllard :,•,.,r•::m..tera in cootume prettiest - Velvet Swisher aod ita Fultz and Jane Aeroe; UJIIPearl ~napp, pre <i dent , u~en H"'' and Peggy Taylor, and iMrs. Wtlliam Frecker, Ptne 1 Kay Howell re~d Psalm ~00 Oller and family . the Middleport st.adlum for Brenda Hysell, brides; Megan est_ Mill:e Van CQoney, Bill ed the tneettn~ '" r!lue< lt> llc ll o•ets were ordered for Jen· Grove. to open the meetmg and Ma. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Werner 11 the Hallowotll party sponsored Miller, majorette; Sally J Hensler, Crolg File. Mary tw m Th;:~nk .\'ou notPs were lllt' ll•IWell and Zana Baxter. The purpose was to make i Gilmore presented a cl_ls.pter visited in ZanesvUle Sund.l.1 b \he feti'*Y . Bennett Post, Walterll, Lambchop. UgUest- Holman ; funniest William rrad trr•rn 7. .9 n::J H.JX!':'f <:lnd A r.. port wa~ gtven on the all better acquainted with Span- ~ of the . .;tudy book, Dom.m.J.can with Mr. and Mrs. Gecqe Wa· Ay rican Leeton Thunday ev- Tony Burkett,· Gary Batey, Da· Walters, Mary Van Cooney :\1.r~ ,\lb ... rl Rou~h pres1dent fall cullference by Mrs. Knapp . : ish speaking Americans, and Republic. Prarer partners were ters. Mlmt vld Smith, Paula Ashley ~nd and Sandra Buckley. ul th• \t tddlepurt """''"'Y· lor It w"' decided to make btbs to look at successes aod re- selected. A, btrthday card was Mrs. Charles Searles bas ro- ~ Middleport marching Kathy Manley; funniest- Lisa to tall illlllOUtlh• lp gnen " the F:<ll Cuuler· !o~ the Veterans Hos pitals. sponsibilities of Protestant sen! to Brenda Gtlmore, a gtrl turned from Alabama whoft sbo Jbaad under tbe dlrectiOII ol WU· and Greg Becker, pint sized Paul ':: ns nin w~ genert>nr't' ht"ld m .\IIL!dl,..!-lllrl Arml~li<"'e IJay at thE' court churches among Spanish Amer· m the Donumcan Republic. visited with her pa.t'fftts aod I Uam. K RusseU played selec-and Paula Kloes. cer fo~ evOeth g legionalrel 1 · · were Wayne Lell· otber relatives. · I 1foos prior · 10 tho' judging of the Ch osen in the a•e er • house was announced and a II leans. Attendmg • 6 • 10 were 1 al chatrman. . ti Bill Swisher MEIGS TtiEA TRE memht•r< were urged to attend. Grbup singing of "'Tis So heit James and Barbara Lew· Mr. and Mrs. Horace tllcEI- rostwnos most original - Tommy Cooke assts we~ be t Byer and POMEROY OHIO It was reported that $40 had ,Sweet To Trust in Jesus," ~p· is, Junior, Dean and Wayne hinny, Mr. and Mrs: R. G. Ball- C..sb prl... were awarded to scarecrow; Chinese maid, .Pat: Don t ~bers~ ,.;.e legion se~ bet>n ~pend ror child welfare m 1 ene_d the m~ti.ng, followed Wit~ Pullins, Barbara and Keith ey and Mrs. Lottie 'I'!'acy of winners in the four categories, ty Harris and Tareyton Cigar other me band members, cost. TONIGHT thru i 'HURSDA Y the form of clothing for needy SCripture readmg of Mark II . Kline Trena and Marlene Els- Rutlad spent Sunday m Ntw mo.sl orltinal prettiest ette packages, Mike and Kathy ved the h d th ro doug!> Oct. 30-No., . .> duldren . , 1·9 by Mrs. Eldon Weeks. A wick.' Linda ond Martha Bak· Concord where they "':ere psts l and fUMiest, ,in ages 1:5, Haley and David Boyd; pretti· umed you~ld!n w~the novelties Joseph L. Mank•wict · Afrer H1e busin':'~S sesston, a 1travelogue was presented and er, Brenda and Dennis Gilmore, of Mr. and Mrs. Ke.ath Nelson and 11 and up. Judges est, Mary Krawsczyn, Debra nuts and • Firemen "CLEOPATRA" 1 poem. · \om 1 Stt Me Duwn In ~ participating. were Mrs. Menzel Becky and Benny Wright, Don. !Fauna Bailey) and two Mayor Lee Smith, Gallagher, and Leta Floyd: ug- for. the Y~~~ ~~~:· with tile t::LZAB£TH TA 'I:'LUR H. l Sdl,lul," w<~s read by Carne Sm1th, as Mis~ Am~tca ; M!ss aid Wise, Jack Jacobs, Charles dren. Enroute home th~ also , Mills and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Uest - Danny Lowery, Rebec- assisted ...... e CHARD BURTO!\. . HI::\ l-IAH Nrut 7 !ing F'ranc':'S Bearhs, Elizabeth Davis, Mu~ .6pa.m; Neal, Nancy and Darla Gill, visited ln Zanesville with Mr. Pri1e winners In the age 1 ca Casto, Steven McGuffln, observance. HlSON. Pamela l:lruwn. t.;eo mu s1c chairman, presented. a Miss Dorothy Long, M1ss Pue~to Greg Eblin, Darlene Michael, and Mrs. George Waters. Cole, HunlE' Cron .vn Rotlol .\ \1cUuwalt. Cesare Uano\ a prngram amt read an article Rico ; Mrs. Do~. Hu~, M~ss Ricky Wilt, David, Oley and Mrs. Guy Reynolds, MJdd.leThe .'\lu_ I ul ALL 1'1!\!E l'ru lrurn National Auxiliar~ . Ne\"s, Cuba; M~s . PhJlip Smith, M1ss Epheeln Herdman, Sharon and port Kindergarten teache~, was duced bv \Villter \\'anii!t'r · The Lwnd of the F'ree, wh1ch New Mex1co; and Mrs. Tho~- Mary "Lou Icenhower, Robert in Athens Thursday ~v~rung to Winnr>r Uf 4 AradPnn· c\11" ards. NevN bPfore I~J ~ ll wa s ~~ hi s lory of fhe Star Span· as Bentz who read "The V01c- Phalin and Ivan Powell. l attend a dinner meeting of tea· on speetaele been more <·::J rP!ul giPd l:!anner eompu~ed 150 years es" and also led in a special chers prior to the Southe~s~m ly , lav ishly . s tmm tnglv pr11 ;1g0 this month. The group sang prayer for these people. Ohio Education Assoctation duced' Overwhelmi ng~ { (o lns sa l! Super.Spf'f"laf'lp' !\I<J;;n1 th· third verse of the song. I As the group sang, "Count meeUng to be held Friday. Plans were made for a trail f1centl SE'e Clenpa t ra ·~ t•n Mrs. Ra lph Gllmure read an 1 Your Bles.;ings," an offering Weekend gue~ts of Mr. and ride Sunday, November 1, bet ra nce mLo t hP e1tv ol H111m'' article, "The Amencan Flag was taken, alter which Mrs. Mrs. Victor Gnm, Second-Ave. ginning at z p.m. from the ilock ~:l1wbeth Taylor. a~ Clropa Ira. RPx Harr1~on :1~ . 1t li 111~ In Italy ," after wh1ch the group j Weeks read Romans 16:20. were their daughter and faro- Springs fairground, lf weather Cesare: Richanl 8 t1rtnn. ~~~ I sang the Hymn uf the Month, Mrs. Menzel Smith, president, n ily, Mr. and Mrs ..Robert Sever permits, when the Meigs Coun· !\tark Antonv "l)e:;~r Lord and Father of conduct~d the business session Classes One and Two of t?e and children, V1ck1e and Paula. ty Riding club met Tuesday R11nning tlmf' · 3 Hrs l!i min Mankind." Mrs. J. M. Thornand leaders and hostess aJrds Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt The birthday of Pa_ula wa~ ol>- evenlng at the Rock Springs i 50 ;A;d;m;<;ss::iio::in::i'::i$:!:"':' :'":d: : :''=:::_:':::o:::n,:.::ch::;•;:P::;ia:,:in::;,_::re::a.:._dt:..h:_: • P_r._:ay:,.e.r . were fi lled out for the coming church held ~ H~lloween party served wi.th a famlly dinner Grange hall. \ 11year. A contribution was Monday evenmg m the recrea- and a b1rthday cake served. Tom Reuter, president, m de to UN1CEF. Election of tion room of the parsonage. Gifts were presented to ~ hon. ducted the meeting and a cai'll ll of~cers was held with Mrs. Prizes were awarded in Class ored guest f~Howing the d~nner · was read from the Albany R~Smith reelected as president; 0~1e taught . by Mr_s. Eugene Several M1dd~eport residents ing club concerning the . Oh.iio !I Mrs Thomas Bentz vice pres· Gill and M1ss Sus1e Tracy to attended the p10no concert of Valley Horse Show Association ideni ; Mrs. Philip 'smith, sec· Des! Jeffers, prettiest,, and Di· George Katz held in Ewing Hall banquet to be held at Albany retary · Mrs. Selim Blazewicz, ane Smith, most origmal, and at Ohio Umvers~ty Sunday eve- High School on November 14, treasu;er; Mrs. Eldon Weeks, in Class Two taught by Mrs. ning. Those gomg were Mrlli. 1at 7:30 p.m. Reservations for secretary of christian social re· James Gi lmore and .Mrs. A. R. Hecox, Mr. and. Mrs. lra l the dinner t$1.75) must be in to lations; Mrs. Philip Ohling&, est Powell, to Debb1e. Jeffers, Butcher and ~n, Jtm, • n d I the Albany club by November secretary of spiritual life; Mrs. prettiest, and Nancy G11l, most M1ss Joyce Davis. Jto. Members of the local club Ow Many Bonking · · · 1 Mr Earl Bougher of Co· . Myrtle Long, secretary of nus- ongma · , s. . . . ' wishing reservat1ons may con· 0 Se,...,ice~ Fir Your siosary education· Mrs. D n Ga mes were played dunng Iumbus vtsited here this week tact Mrs. William B. Downie . Hunnel secretar; of mission- the eveni ng after which refresh· with her parents, Mr. C: A. Em- or Mr. Reuter. I Banking Needs. •• ary ed,ucation for youth, and rnents were served. Attending mish, a patient at Metgs Gen- It was announced that D on ~ Mrs. James Will, secretary. of were Charle~ Diehl, Ricky. Wilt, er.al Hospital, and Mrs. Em- Slater, who makes trophi~s. is missiOnary education fm- child- Barbara, Dtane and Jimmy nush. d t donating one for the club m the ren 1Lewis, Trena and Marlene Els· MISS Cal'Ol Scott, a stu .en Association making the most at Holzer School of Nursmg, points each year. The report I Refreshments were served by wtck, Epheain Herdman, tne hostess to 12 mentbers. bara and Keith Kline, Linda spent the week~nd with her par· the uommating committee Baker, Sharon and Mary Lou ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott. the OVHSA for offlcors the coon- :1 I I of the year.. Icenhower, Wayne and Greg Mr. and Mrs. Russell .wllso~ ing year were presented. They Refreshments carrying out Pullins, Christme Belley, Kelly Logan, were recent visitors I were Tom Reuter, president; the Halloween theme were : and Leslie Smith, Rodney and Middleport. . ed re- Bob Gordon, vice president; served by Mayme Holmes, Ha· Reta Bailey, Darla and Kathy Rue _Tuckerman _visit. Mrs. Hazel Zimmel·man, se<:re·ll Stop in to see us. You're always most welcome I You'l zel Clark. Lura Crooks and Gi ll , Nancy and Tam~y Sntd· cenlly m Athens wtth hia ~~ tary; and Wllliam B. Downie, find that !his is truly a " full-scale servic&" bank .,. a I Rachel McBride, with Evelyn er, Mrs. James L~w~s, Mr~. and fanuly, Mr. and M~~· friendly bank offering c wide range of helpful modern treasurer. NominatiOSI were banking servictos to meet all of your personal. fQtni/y Smith and Gladys Hayman con· John Jeffers, Mrs. William Ba1· gar Tuck~man and farru Y· in· accepted. ond business banking needs. , tributmg. ley and Mrs. Eugene Jeffers. Mrs. Wtiltam H?uchlns of V h·l A nominating committee lor ! ton ts vtSJtln~ wtth ber da;:{' officers of the focal club was and farruly, Mr. and rs. jnamed and included William B. COME IN SOON I John Kr.wsczyn a~t:ldr~nit I Downie, Howard West and Jan· Mr. and Mrs. Pau r m e et Manuel. I' Thursday for their home In At the close of the meeting, We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Surf City, North Carol.u~a, r_ol· a movie in color "They're Off lowing several days VISit w~t~ i and Running" which concerns his pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. VJc the quarter borse, was sbo_wn, l tor Grim. after which dougbnuts, cider and coffee were served. ROUND ROASTERS - - - - $1.95 ~~~.accep ' car~s ~==----------==, e eul, Clear aDd DOt qaile so eool tooJaht, low 11-41. Sunday 111<11~ I)' IIIIIDY aDd wtii'Dier. · • at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -........., ........'.', ...., .. 'fmll'tiU ssf*w · N · • entirte SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1964 .....nr .,. •1 I 4 . ME• • . 1! J · •adcJ J r 1111 •, I ..., Ill UN', U FIVE ceNfl .. Candidates tot :.n f ' .~ chil-l Trail Ride is Planned November 1st Classes 1, 2, Hold Party I p arsonage I l "~-- ~ VISIT THE HOUSEWARES DEPT• ON ELBERFELD$ 1st FLOOR -SALE • • • ·.: .r.,· ... ) ' ,, . . -"•I..,. • "' ·-' '~~. - I "' Johnson Declares new 'War': On Waste in Government Enterprise Aluminum Ware DOUBLE BOILER SEE HOW CONSISTENTLY :; ' · . BRIEF ' WIRE NEWS l ~- '· Covered Sauce Pan $1.29-$1.39-$1.59 Pomeroy National Bank Ronald Reagan 'A TIME FOR CHOOSING' Self Denial, Prayer Service HeldbyWSCS Member Federal Reserve Sy.tem M•mber Fedtral Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving Meigs Coun~y for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND CHANNEL ~TONIGHT~ 7:30 P.M. Don't Miss This Broadeastt This advertisement paid for by the Ohio Republican State Central and Executive Committee, Ray C. BUss, Chairman 17 N. High St., Columbus, 0. NIIIESI 01 TIMI- Gltantlnllblnlua altai till thai tell• ~ou lllllf Dtld date 11 1 (lance. Wattrproot•, Mlf· Wlndlq, IWIIP Sttofld hind, 111twtb. . See Our Extemiue Collection o/BULOVA Watcha Prom 124.'/" eUSE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY·AWAY PLAN The WSCS of the United Methodisl Church held a Prayer and Self Denial service Wedneaday at the church with M1ss Lu· cretia Genhelmer as leader. An organ prelude by Mrs. Harvev VanVranken opened the ~orn;.";g session, followed by worship service by the Iuder. A vocal solo, "Steal Away," was presented by Mrs. Van Vranken. Talks on the Home and Foreign missions were given by varioua members. Each member wrote a request for prayer aod placed it In the prayer box during the mornlnl session. At noon the group quietly adjourned ' to the dining room for a sack ltlllCh where rerorded soft music by Curt Davis was played. "Quiet Day'' was observed whll& seated at the table, Placed on the worship center were three candles represenUng th theme o1 the service, Recognl· lion renewal aod response, and Ughled Praying Hands. Medl· lations and readings on the theme were given. The break· of the bread waa observed a loaf ol bread was passfrom one to another with each breaking off a small piece aod eating it while Luke 24:35 "He was known to them by the breaklna: of. the bread," ' was read. Tbe meeting closed with the benedlcUon by Mlao Genheim· er after which tbe prayero In prayer box were destroyed. Miss Rosemarie Few and Miss Sarah Kennel of 6th St. Zanes· ville: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bauserman and JeBII Ann of Sherwood Dr., South ·ZilD!!sville: Mrs. Dean Flowers, Janet David Flowers, aod Miss Gten· ll da Hartshorn of Beverly; Mrs. Harmond, and the host and tses. Mrs. Bauseman aod Mrs. Flowers are olsters lo Few. u,;, MIDDLEPORT, 0. from oeveral days vacafion. Mrs. Arthur Hamon o1 Glendale Av., Zaneovllle eame back wllh ber ~'!ghllf, Mro. Few, lor a weeki , SUndaj. \ll)l!ltl; aueN CAKE SAVERS---- $1.PQ • $1.95 F U N N E L S - - - - - - - 15c $2.95 • $3.69 CHINA DRIPOLATORS _ Elberfelds In Pomeroy SATURDAY SHOP FROM 9A.M. TO 9 P.M. • ELBERFELDS SALE ..• Coats and Dresses in the Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor ELBERFELDS SALE ••• Men's and Boys' Coats and Jackets and Sweaters on the First Floor BE THRIFTY •. ·l , Few• Are Home From V acdtlon Mr. and Mrs. Rusael Few Middleport have Rtumetl borne BAHR CLOTHIERS TEA KETTLES - - - - - - $2.19 11 the Seve All Of Y~r Sale~llps All Over The Store • • " Elb.erfe.J. as .In Pomeroy . . ,.., .........}. . . tbtlt dalJihtar,, ~ ~-' ·-"- ". ., '1.".,.-_._~--- - ---- --"·· ___ _.. .,!,. _ ~:.j! ~ .. , ,, . Ohio Campaign � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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