http://66.213.69.5/files/original/171f25549f6237a6c56c1e606bbcc474.pdf 77895a2a4b77fd197d3859c923afd675 PDF Text Text 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 �• Hunt Pressed In Theft of Star of India I '' ., '·SQV.lDMEN CALLED Mldcllopor. "!Widmon were aummoned for .Mn. Je,m. es Sears ~ South Fn>nkt, Mid. dleport, at 10:2S p.m. Friday, who was Ul. A physielon waa summoned. At 5:51 a.m. today the squad was called to !lull and for Calvin Sprouse who ~ RONALD REAGAN . E·fl wu WALTER 0 Pomeroy Defeats Gallipolis 20- 6 for Eighth Grid Wib MOELLER "A :i NEW YORK <UP()--One of tre ated by • physician. Stand• firmly on all hl1 prevloUI the most inlensive international ! manhunts In history was mountACCIDENT REPORTED statements ed tolav for a d!lil'l ng lhlel who The Meigs Counly Sheriff's stole the world's largest 1tar department investigated an ac-sapphire and the world 's finest cidenl Friday on Route 71 east ruby from a virl11111iy unguardo of Chesler tnvolvlnl l c I r ed jewel ease at the Museum driven by James R. WlUIISioy, oJ Natural Hlstory. 21, of Aahland, Ky. Olllcer1 aid Border, airport and custom there was appromnately t300 guards were alerted In an effort damage to the froDt Qf the to prevent the jewels-the labu- Wamsley ear. eWe need a man cit action Ill Congreu, ~ Juat lous Star of lndlo blue aapphlre - - --look across the river and let what te1111 work and :be blood-red Delong Ruby can produce. - from 11e1Ung out of the counANNOUNCE MENU try. The annual Election Day e Moeller and Johnlon 111'11 tha team for Melp They were among 22 precious ner will be served In the Syra· County. gerno stolen from the sprawling euse First United Presbyterian New York museum somellme church anne< beginning at between 9 p.m. Thursday and 30 a.m. The menu Includes Return WALTER H. MOEllER to Congreu 11~ Friday morning. ed chicken, mashed potatoes, I Museum official! estimated noodles, green beans, slaw, Thla ad and TV PJ'OIP'lm paid tor by the llopubllcu lltate the value of the stolen gems at and coffee for $1 for adults Don E. Mullen. Vlo..chatrmaa Moeller Far Consreu Central & El:ocutive Committee, 17 N. lllib St, Columbuo about $380,000 but museum di· 50 cents for children. Proceeda[ U, Ohio; Ray C. IWJI, Chairma.D -Pd. Pol AdY. rector Dr. James A. Oliver : go to the Church Repair •=========-:- ·==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~P~d.~~~:;;, said a number of the jewels: •• ,. were priceltBS because were Irreplaceable. with Oliver's evaluation wa UNICEF, The United Nations small Sunday School c1ass ehoed by Walter Hoving n...... :J Children's Fund, means help' "Treats" totaling . $17. Today I ~enl of Tiffany's, who ' . and hope for sick and hungry there are over 3 zrulhon Am~rl· Star of Jndla w.. "p<ric<~e!!r-l l children in more than one hun- can young people who ~rt~ci· because there is nothing dred countries. pat~ In all 50 states. ThelT gills whlcb you could compare it." The Camp Fire Girls of Ra- as!lst over 500 long-range pro· Some authorities feared cine will participate in this pro- grams for needy children and . f this reason the thiel would [! gram to help reUeve the mis- m_others in more than 100 coun- I h~ve to cut up the gernB ln try and ignorance of hunger lr1es. der to sell them. If this """""" and disease on Monday, N.. they will be lost to the vember 2nd at 4 ~.m. when they ' forever. will canvass Racme. - ---How Much Will One Penny , Buy? Well, If It's a UNICEF penny, it will buy fi ve cups of <Continued From Page i) '0 milk, or the vaccine to protect lion had been disputed. "Lyn. a child from tuberculo~ls. . A don's poli tical power stopped a nickel will supply perucllhn to full inve.<t igation- just as it has I : : a ~ase o~ y~ws _ end_ on~ 1 stopped investigat:ons of wrong AUGUSTA Ga mPnDeniOCretlc Cendlclela ~-wi SUlnPP1Y1. vltamms doing ever since. But Lyndon Army twln~ng!~ CV2B ll'lln11- ll cornual ma un•on. 1 h b til" h said ed i The UNICEF Halloween pro· aug s a ou • e .· port planes engag n • For be in 1950 b In a rally Friday mght al l tary maneuver eo!Uded tn DemacrotlcCandldate gram wos gun Y • Enid, Okla.. Miller attacked today and crashed and bu;rn..i. ll For Democrllle Candldett Johnson's reference to an inc!· I First reporll Indicated all Dtmocratle Cendldatt dent in the Eisenhower admin· l' persons aboard were killed. For For i!-ltration similar to the Walter 'M.,. Prot~~th tll't'nrred In hea,v- 11 IJenkiss case as wholly unfound.. ily.. ··;~;d- ~~Miry about 18 <Continued From Page I) Ied. He accused the President or miles south of Augusta. 1 e Age 40 years disregard of the Mrs. H. H. McDennon, a wit· I Ian d and lhat Negro vo te-' • · "deliberate eMarried t th " I h r " I 1· ' aWorld War n Veteran were "frightened.. by the GOP ru n opes .•o an e ec ton f ne-~.::. said she saw one erew· Eagle Eye plan to put watch- day advantage. rr narachute from a • Two Children •Meme:er of Feeney Bennett • Age, 47 years, Domacrotlc Candldott ••- Cl I nd . t Relen To Incident I but his 'chute did not open. Post. Middleport e.\ie, 34 married ers 1n '·"t: eve a p~cmc s. Sen . Hubert H. Humphrey, eNatlve of Meigs For Eagle Eye Proje Johnson's running mate took 18 yean Salisbury School County, daughter of e Middleport IDgh eMarrled Board member The Eegle Eye project was his campaign from Po;lland, Mr. & Mrs. Pearl School graduate sponsored nationally by Republ•· lOre. to Los Angeles today. He Jacob• tAtlended Pomeroy HICb cans who believed they were ' el< I eNatlve of Meigs County es Cblldren School • h '·h ed . ih 1960 lee- planned to spend the day se . . OEVOTIID TO INTIRin eGraduate of Pomeroy s or~ angt In m eo! thee k ing votes in the city and Its MIIGI MASON AREA • World War ''II" • Township Truatee eNatlve of Mel&• tlon ~oun some ey suburbs. •uc,.•ra •- ow.... ~....,,._ High School, Business Veteran County bf..In Cities. c....... Tenne"IIL ldlfo• e15 .J,.. vrs. Business College, & National Ohio the Eagle Eye proj· In remarks prepared for his PubllsMO •YW"f' att.,...... au.w ta• :.=:~~'eneed Ia oervin& the • • I landing at Los Angeles, Humph~ d.,. ll<r fll• ott.. " ....., .,utt~•w.., Tax Training School eel IS auned. at Cleveland where t•- ked h 1 h lied company ''" ,...e~t•••• •• ~.., Experience ePomeroy Hl2h o111o aut'"""' OH•• •".... "'" 1Sheriff I wiD work 22 persons were J'ndlet ed re- I rey a ~ac , •• Wd"a 1i e ,ca H I·21M Edltort•J pbon• WY 2-1151. School Gracfuatt • Experienced Book· Cenlly l·n connect.ion with elec-- Goldwater s ra •ca sm. all state and local offie , '"~.,. 0 11 .. cona c•••• m•lllnt eVote for a Business said the voters "must make It o111a. ..,.,,..., •• rM ...- . , . . et hiM,.., keeper, Notary Publle Tbio olfice it your ottion fraud. & Tax Consultant oi.Jcense Bureau, clear that the apostles af dis- .....on•• '""..,..""' ,..,......,.tethu at all timea , Man for Your County's S I I State Ted W. [ cord will never again be given o:~oott1ne11• ••..-N•L Inc.. aa u•IM 3 years • Dependable, efficient ~QO ----c~-Brown ln Investigating alleged the clock of respectability of a 1 , , tla" ,.,.., o.11.,.,... . , Business." Vote Democretlc and qualified . po Ul'1caI per ly." v Kr II' ;rregularities in Clevelan d said mojor c • ..,.,., .... ,.. 11 •"'• ..., e Honest, depend&~It DIEHL for IHERII'F he found one incident which i •••10 on• ,.., Mt ••.,.MI 11 "" Meig8 Co. Democratle qualified Meigs Co. Democratic a person certified as the win· NAME OMITI'ED u•lh I••"'••• .,.,.. tUM, • Mello Co, Democrallc Exec. Com. Mello Co, Democratic Mello Co. Democralio monttta. 11.111 tnre~ . - . . . ll.fl• Exec, Com, ner Jn a precinct committee· Tola Howen was unlntentlon· •Y ~•a• •ovt. ..-." .. ..,..., -~cExec, Com. Exec. C<m. Exec, Com. Pd. Pol. Aclv, woman contest 101 to 6 actual· ally omitted from the one gat-1 ,.., •••"•••.. _. _.. t1M •• Pd. Pol. Adv. Pd. Pol. Adv. 1y was the loser. Brown said ion blood donors In Pomeroy >A•Ih ••• , • .,. .,..,,, •hi ...,.'"'.. 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ the person who officially r<ce-.last Monday. li ived six votes lost 107 votes 1....::.:_:_2..:__ _ _ _ __ because of disquatilled balloll.' one state that Goldwater The lhlrd sl8tewde trace, In he had to win to be elected. I addition to president and sena- In Tuesday's election, Ohiotor, was for the cung:reiisman· ans wiii be selecling ihelr ' at-large office Taft Is leaving. lie servanto all the way It matched Rep. OUver P. Bol· the White House to the county 1 ton, now in biJ third term u courthouses. I congressman from the 11th Die- In addition to the presidency trict, and Robert E. Sweeney, the state wm elect a U.S. I a Cleveland Democrat. alor to serve six years, 24 [ All ot the eandidatea wn- members of the U.S. Houae paigned ha<d in Ohio wltb Pre,. Representatives, four judges to !dent Johnso!l and bls GOP the Ohio Supreme Court. all challenger, Sen. Barry Goldwa- members of the Ohio House ter, tach making three trips Representatives, IB state ••••-' 1 into the state. Ohio with 26 tors, and most of their 1 electoral votes hu not voted officials. They also will ' for a Democratic presidential hundreds or local bond, tax, candidate since 1948, and was and issue matters. TOlE FOB AGAINST CBOOSING" Re-Apportionment ' ''*8:30 PM WSAZ-TV, Ch. 3 1 «ONIGH~ ..... w.u.n •••• . • I G ine Camp Fire If s Rac . . . In . UNICEF Participatmg ELECT 1 VOTE for VOTE for VOTE for VOTE for I I In Fl"nal Hours WANDA EBLIN Dead in Army Air Collision PAUL Ohio Campaign AUSTIN RUSSELL Clerk Of Courts lOLA . HOWELL MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS COUNTY SIMON fHE DAILY SENTINEl CHARLES D.IEHL MEIGS COUm SHERIFF TREASURER RECORDER MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER I I I -••••••e. . f CHARLES VOTE for KNOWLES and ELECT , I I Notice To All Voters IN MEIGS COUNTY ' Vote Straight· Demo·cratic It will be a vote for progress and unity. VOTERS. • • MIDDLEPORT, 0. As Councilman, I Ask Your Support For Two Mill Levy For Utilities - Street Lights - Fire Hydrants. VOTE FOR-----, TWO MILL LEVY PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT! JOHN ZERKLE BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE e Fifty years of age eBorn Coolville, 0 . eEducated at Mt. Union College & Unlv. o~ Akron eMarried eThree grown chOdren • Farmer In Orange Twp. e 17 yrs. Teacher of History and American Government Kells Co. Democratlt Exec, c-. 0 Pd. Pol Ad•. The only promise we make is to work for a beHer Meigs county. Democratic Candidate for STATE REPRESENTATIVE Pd. PoL AdY, DRY CLEANING TOM HENNESSY Democrotlc Canclldett for will fill Moiio Co. Democratic El:ee, Com, Pd. Pol. Aclv. lAUNDRYDRY CLEANING I WY 2-5428 : YOU MEET THt Charles Knowlti;.RtprnentaHv' 0 NICEST PEOPI,I ON A Paul Simon, Commlulontr HOND~ Tom Henntuy, Commluloner j " -~ ~-- ··-•''- · . -- ... ~!." ·-..,- --- ~~ - lola Ho-11, Recorder .. "1'---· . 5 ·~ ) ti. •. Wanda Eblin, Clerk of Courtl r- '. an these requirements ROBINSON'S . .:. Go vote Democratic and be with the unit~ party as we progress. This job requlres TOM HENNESSY IBY REQUESTI AT Don't be misled this Nov. 3 on promises as in the past. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER • A good Education eHoneaty e Open mindedness • Dedication to the good of every In· .dlvidual In the County. SERVICE A111Hn Ru1nll, Tre•urer ·--~ , • , Ch~rr4• Diehl, SheriH DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMM11'1'1Cii - ----------- . :. . . -------·-··---- ·0 ' • ' '· . ~- - ,. ,, Pd.POI.MYL ' . Hawk's Cycle Soles " :.; J. ''· .' i . 'i . ' lloutfl s6A & 3S, 1 Milo North of Alt'tftt 9 to S Mon. Thuro, Slt,9 to I T""' LY 2+164 Open �' I t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 31 , 1964 A eonvmlon pa,. lallod and Shelby 27 Willard ,U22 Athe el Le Logan v s ns ~ . T0 Keep Pace with Pomeroy - - I~ - - -- - ·· - o I with l ::IG lolL New !.ellington St. Aloysius 14 The llulldogs coneluded the ! .Sheridan oeorll\fl when they marched 119 Blll'nesvllle ' St. Cla>rsvdle o yard• in 13 plays with Dick ~:..~:;~rd I~ I e~ Bruce I Winte 1 ~r:"33 C~t~r.11 t,lh w.~;""' ter Friday nigbt in a free..wheel- first period . Ha ndl ry passed to tlg ~U VlctoJy over .A.thms a5 Rannow fer the two-pomter for C ~~~ r( sv1 e 6 q~arllrback John G - and In the second quariA!r Lo&an' the fina l score ol 4H2. arro n 20 . I Fullback Dale B · ped marched 87 yards 1n 12 play• 1 . . . Sprmgfield Local 14 1 1 th B lid , d f ~~ 1 with Gasse r scoring from the ' Semor Oale Brennmg did a j East Liver pool 20 ~eu u::fea~ense ~- s. one on a roll-out. Brenning add· lot of full backlng for Logan as 1 Weirton (W. Va . 1 0 took th opening ki ~off •::;: ed the EP for a 24-ll lead with he ca rried the ball 25 times Hopedale 32 Smithfield 12 marehe: $6 arda inc Jt : 8 6:28 remaining in the hall. for 171 ya rds and scored 16 Youngstown Chaney 44 wit h Rrenni~ IOing in ':r!m The Bulldogs took the open· pmnts. AII-SEO halfback Youngslown North 0 the two. Brtnni aloo odded in& kickoff ol the second ha~ Hum mel . saw limited duty Boardman 22 Salem 11 t~ oonvwaion f~ an 8..(1 lead and drove 58 yards in 12. plays to an mJ~ry and fmlshed with Louisville ~ Columbiana o to send halfback Ken DeVeau 110 yards m 10 carries. Poland 8 East Paleslme 6 with 4 , ~7 left. . . in from the one. A pass for the . . Ca nton McKrnley 28 ~ the enaumg kickoff, Lo- two-pointer failed to make it I In sta.tiltlCIIl, Losan . :\ltiance 6 pn I Stove Mowery NCOVIred 2H with 6:07 left. 13011 rushin& yarda and hit two Massillon 12 Warren Hartling o on Athena tumblt on the Bull· Lo took the kickoff and of two passes for 27 yards for Youngstown U I' . dog 23 yard stripe. On the lbinl ~~ a 336 total. They had :W first rsu me l2 h llba k Jl Brandt t used JUSt seven playa to so 57 d . Youl\flslown South 0 ~1ay a c m. swep yards with Gasser scorin& from owns. 6 Lisbon o 1 nght J"!.':!., f;;- • rune y~rd ~ the ooe. An incomplete pass for Athens rushed lor 94 run. "'"' asser paas the EP failed to make it 3(Hi and cannectod on seven of 18 iiii'i&iOOiiiiii.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;lwith 2:1> Jell In lhe third per· pasau lor 60 ylirda to lola! iod . 104 yards and 12 first downs. on the ensuing kickoff, Ron Next week, undelealedl_ ~~ You P1y No More Handley caught the ball, and will seek its second Sl handed off lo speedy halfback championahip on tho for The Bestl Dick Adams who raced 75 Bridiroo againat undefeated yards down the sidelines far an meron in the feature r;:ontest of • PRIGIDAlltE Athens score. DeVeau added the aeaoon. •ADMIRAL the extra points to make the Score by quarters: •IPIID QUEIN score 30·11 with 2:00 left in the , Logan ... ...... 16 a 6 It - 44 third penod. Athens .. .. .. .. u 0 H 8 •HOOVI!R In the final period, •FLEXSTEEL drove >7 yards in eight plays •PIOVINCETOWN send Brenning the last yards. Brandt's extra point made It 38-a with 10:03 left. After holding Athens on 110 • yard line, the Chl,oltains I struck in just tour plays Gasser scaring his third TD ! Of ID MIDD~IPORT, O. the game on a one yard sneak. lo Wellston withstood 1 1ur us Nelsonvlllo pa•lling aUack Frl· day night to down the alubborn Greyhounds 21H2 In 1 bard • fought contest played 0.1 the los. ers'. grldlroo. The Rookets drew first blood as halfback Jeff May scored on a live yard run with just 10 Mr. Gorclen I. Grey, of Athans is tho Republican seconds remainiJli in the first C.ftlllolote for Ceurt of Appoels of the Fourth Dis· period. Fullback Terry Er· lrict which iftcludM your countv and fouriHn 1s vin cooversion run made othws. renn'!': :f!. Short course (8 Weeks) . IR Agncu1ture Offered t osu Pd. Pol. AdY. Nelsonville mounted an at· back in the second period that ended when quarterback Jam· ie Jamea tossed a 26-Yard TD strike to end Bob Richards with I: 29 lelt. A run for the two • pointer failed and it was 8-6 at t)le half. · Welloton'o subatiMt quarter· back Allan Marsh ocored from Lbe ono yard line midway in the third quorter lo llllke it 1~ The determined HoiUldll right bao1< to score with remainilll in tht UUrd quat~er II when James aaain te«med liP with Richaroo on • sil:·yard touchdown 11&11!1. UU. SOO..'"e was set up when NelaonviUe recovof Lawrence County ered a Rocket fumble on t h e Pd. Pol. Adv. Wollst<lll SO yai'CI line. In lhe first minute of I h e --- - -· -- . fourth period, Wellslon's I in e halfback. Mike MoBiman, sped 59 yards to close out the scor· in1 at 20:1Z. ' ' Wellston showed 1 huge ta~ l yardi ruohing and nothing I throu&h the air while Nelson· v11le had 139 on tf1e ground and ., completed seven of 19 passes for 98 yard•. Both teams hAd , 12 first down•. 1 1 Score by quartera: Wellston .. . 8 0 I I - 20 , Nelsonville .. .... 0 6 6 0 - 12 . J. EARL PRATT 1 - - - . ELECT - ~ - -~ - ~-- - A MEIGS COUNn NATIVE TeTht I OHIO SUPREME COURT eBorn In Mllldi~Jiort, 0. •F4u~•~d In 1\Jeigs County Public Schools ePract!cUIB .\ttorney in Columbus Since Leaving tile Serville In World War II As A Colonel eAn Able Lawyer VOTE FOR ... IX "I )OSEP~' b. B~YAN1 JUDGi OF THE OHIO SUPREME COURT NatioiUII Baokelball Aai!Oillallon I By Uait"' i'ftll IPtel'llaliQIIII Eaotoro lllvloloa w. 1-. Pel. Boslon 7 0 1.000 1 j Cincinnali 4 I .800 i 1New York 2 3 .~ 1 I Philadelphia 2 4 .33S We&tera Divllliqa w. "' Los Anueles 4 2 .\167 St. Louis ~ 3 .400 Baltimore 3 5 .3'15 Detroit 2 5 .386 San Francisco 1 ! .200 FriUY'J Re.oult• Cincinnati 119 St. LQuis 118 Boston IIIIi Deb·oit 1111 New York !K Philadelphia H (Ortly aames acheduledl. TO ALL VOTERS OF ••• MEIGS COUNTY Durin& the time I have been Sherift or Meigs County, my duly to lht people IJas always been my hrst consideration. My duties as sheriff have made it impossible lor me to personally call on each voter, as much a~ I would like to. 1 ask your understanding and seek your vote and supp~~rto n November 3. YOTI FOR a1~ ~. WITHOUT .. '' KIIP YOUR SHERIFF ••• X \ ROBERT C. HARTENBACH I AMERICANS I • MEIGS COUNTIANS I In Order To Retain Individual, Personal Representation •• : I Vote And Support Your Republican Candidates All The Way To vote for ~be candidates for Pnsldtfl& and Vice President whose names 'l• Prioted below, IQrk "X" th• rec- 'n candidah~s . Per Uoitoollotoo CVolo lor not more lbaa _, X IIOJIIIT '""· JR. Republican r,., ............" . X e. _· llomoel'l1 e 11 _ a NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT OVER-ALL FINANCING ' c.......... ""') (VoteiOI' I. IO# ~IJD,....Ihan onol iO~IIItl P. 101.lOH I llof!bllean 3140 . 14 e: ., LY 3·1682-WY 2..5270 DICK STERRET Galllpollt 446-3391 THROUGH CLYDE WALKER JACKSON Loans for FARMERS by FARMERS" .• ' SDL.L . i . hi"' ~·OIIIRT SW!EPI!'I Dem.aent ~ - ..• .......... . ..._ ' . -. SEEDS and FERTIUZER use. PLAN NEW CENTER To better do lhis job, it Is planned for our part of the Ap. palachian Plateau area which is the southern and east~m Ohio area, that a Reoource Development CeniA!r sball be establlshed to combine research and extension activiU~ . W1thin this 25 county area its plan· ned to looate Extenson SpeciaJ.. ist.s at the Resource Developmont Center or at various of Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2-2115 Mulberry . A.,... ' .. . .. •. Pomeroy, Ohio ,. ... ~---~--,...;~~~~---------' IN MEIGS, GALLIA & MASON COUNTIES .~ I I • a Farmer Service GUSUII BOlRD WOOD SIDIKG I Kiln-dried beveled ......_ I _______ _ "· Hondy 4x8 sheols. 1 I sidillll· \4th< t.. $1.92 I 0 n1 7 •• • II"· por 1 Only. • sht. ............"fpt'fWOOD SHORTS iUCKTOP.SULER ~ odd size olvw,rJOd/ Keep your driveway ~in various plyt. in top condition. I As low as ... I 5 Gal. Can· $1.50 ~ Sc ':i. CARVED WOOD TRill Add trim nots ~ to •• ca..,. umiture, etc. 4 ft.loths I I C' • • Per fl.... . ' ·. e lulk lime Spr11dlng ·~ulk Fortilizor Sp~ding . e Liquid Nitrogen Appll..tion •lulk Feed Dolivory Ull,qf ..IIUIIIIKI · •IIHid Feed Dellvory •Quolitr Line of F..ld .... (TENTH DISTRICT) •Completo Ll... ef tfomt Applloncll for not more !lion 011e) HOMER I. Alll.l •Completo Ll... .... -" .. ·-..... ... ..... _,. . . .1_ Ot ~land Orease1 IOUNO . FLOCK HEALTH ~~:!\~''.!=!'!. . bland ina t;;:;'f~ OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES Jock W. CorHy, Mgr. ,r. Moin ~t. wv 2·118t ,, .,. •· .,"~ ••w•/Pf'" 1 . ")."' , •• ~ .. • ··~-.·~·~ ·rc.~ .. ~...~ · · ' .... ~ . Juat 124.95 and --lel'OU to ""lifi1"1 to ..... Yei~n. r::.'l':or:silf:;:t 'PoMERoY LANDMARK K~IS ICtiA~~~~ iltJIIOO'at low as • • $4.70 Onlf • • • • . • ~ honolywilh IIIIo ~. ft. -•pply,Oolf 29c ':.1· - - Noaoltl WE'VE GOT IT OR we'LL GI!T IT ' $1 37 ....... ,.,_ A..,..tlc. lcloal for ....... ~111'1·--·-­ IF A FARMER NJiDS IT, xr==K·· CUll CIOSIT Ullll A wide selection of color and waight. . . ~ lllfl .. tllo MAC II lso o IN! COME SEE WHAT WE'VI! GOT- (Vcu for Qll! lliGI'e tltU <me) "" ROOFING ---~or..,.. ...... _ _ lofod,wllto • ....... Stall.on GltllliJ 24 Ho~n Service 011 All Auto ltetM · !1•• ltiiiiiL'}'o r. ft. Ill-~~· lt't lao 111i1 11 1 - r. ........ •C9niplete Field Strvlct On All Products MOI~LIR 1ft ..... II 1111 .. 1UC It 111111 .. •ClotnPJeto LIM of Glllillne and Fuel Oils • a..rubllean MI01•CIIII•MW Th. easy, ~~tuick way to caullr:....,ncl wlndewsqnd doon er where weN loins McCULLOCH •Co111i>leto Grindlne and Mixing l'•cllilles ' " i 1 COMPLETE I In the ~ 21 75 22 25 21 the preseut tobacco. •. ,pr~ · · : ' go IJ00-85() lb l!l- • days of our country, ours was is fair and is bJgliefp "!!WS 912• bulls 14 ·50-16, some maJnJy a SUbSistence economy. to tobacco producers cu~er 13.51).14, small numbers Eiihty to ninety per cent of our On the past years •the com~ ve ers and slaughter calves people lived on farms; j mittee has asked tor' an Exten· steady, _ choice vealers 26-3 2, wor~ed from dawn to dark s!on Sevice tobac~o specialist, ~:! :~o~:·e ~~~~b 1~j!~' ~:e~ ~rov1de adequat: food and · e1ther on a full-t1me or part· calves 20-2S g r for the farnrly. time basis, but there has not The !eod . ASTONISIDNG FACT been any action taken by Ex· Thursday c1!redc~;~ h a~cllo~ Now, usmg 1963 figures, tension officlals. ea • a only seven per cent of our popIt was reported that tbe Ex· .\:dl~s si7I' a!ld heifers 500- ulaUon live on farms. It's asten~ion Service is being rear-- choice S~er :~d1cit~~al~~ tonishing to realize they ga_m~ed and the canc~s. of re- steady but lower grades weak cetvmg a tobac~o specmhst was to 50 cents low~r. instances much betler lhts year.. cents off. Choice 500-1100 lb , The Advtsory CommtiiA!e al· 18-20, high good and choice so recommended that present 17.25·18.90, most aood 14 50·17 50 acreag~ allolmenls remain the standard lll-14.50, choice. · , same m 1965 as In 1961, and 15 .75.16 .75 , good !3-15.75, st•nol urged coordmallon of the ard 1J.13, low to average choice I variOUS chaumen of other state 300-500 Jb steer calves JIJ-2tl.301 Farm Bureau Tobacco Advis· few head high obolce 30.75-21, ory Co~ltiA!es to >mprove com· high good and choice 17.2>-19, mumcattoo .and underslandlng. gOO<j 15·17, standard 12-15, Ohio producers grow burley Icy 11).12.25 choice heifer tohacco which is considered a 17-18, high good and top grade ollobaeco. Bll'ley to- 15.50-17 good 13-15 50 bacco produces several llliiUon 12·13, ,illucy 10-11.' ' a· THRU, SATURDAY ~ ~:.: ::ie.i:r~r;: cent, sales of salvaged re- The Ohio Farm Bureau To- dollars of income to Ohio far· search products 9.1 per cent, bacco Advisory Committee gave mers. contracts agreements witb 1 its support to the present U. S. The Burley Tobacco Market Federal agencies, 6.9 per cent, tobacco program andurg•dlhe will open Nov. 30, close for the and lndu•trlal Jl'Bnls 2.9 per placmg of an Exlension Service Christmas holidays on Dec. 22 eenL tobacco specialist in the tobacco and reopen January 4. Dr. Elmer P. Baumer producing area during t h e lessor, Department of ' group's meeting at Ripley re· r, lure Economics at 0 s cently. slressed that most . . This group serves as advisors are aware that the U. s . to the SlaiA! Farm Bureou Fed· Cattle: 300. Cslveo: 100. Scat- the highest standard ol eration and approved these two tered sales on smaJI lots all Jn the world. That's pretty resolutions as suggestions to the ~langhter classes about steady mon knowledge. But not so OFBF Policy Development com- ~~ not enougb to fully test known, or so clearly undler·l mittee, which met in Columbus ~~";'8; ~· hSmteall 10'" choice stood, ls lhe fact that we have Oct. 21 and 22. ' · s aug r steers. 23-23.25, the most productive agr~tculturel lllllflill"'llll'ltlll .......... _ Meigs Equipment Phone WY 2-2141 Compc;tny Minersville, Ohio ·~ M11111 o....1w..11• OPEN TIL 9 PM MOf4D4V I 'i ::~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Golden Canaday committee good chmce ~1000860·895 lb 21·22lbhigh ~ood inHethestated world.that . ·f • .. ·c··.. ~; '!lid heifers charrman, o a11 ta oun" od •Compl•le Lhlt tf Ani~.. tfHith ltt1111 WA~ .. See Us For Your fall Market 1\eport ~'Farm .• . .. .. ' BUf}ey T0bacco Market Opens on November 30th Athena-Meigs PorRop-.. te C:o- • Til K. 'I DeJDoerat ,...11............... .... , '' of Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES. (Vela TIIIHIH M. VOUHO . I Vote For .. X 1....-...~!~~...-eo. ' -tor SAMI!~I PRISIOE"'TIA~ U~LOT . "'.· (E]ividend pd. Pol• .t\dv. ~ "Sure 1 liiiNK ••• THINK ... THINK ••• il. . .. [E]elivery The most important question that you will decide i1 the election thh Novemlter 3rd. will be tile issue concerning re-apportionment. If you the voter will lend support to the candidates WM lrt sworn to co1tinut the lftht against rHpportlonlltlt thtl yot wll .. prottcting your vokt Ia the future of the state of Ohio and the nation too. Who Cllllervt you littler, frtm the White House to the township trustH; the party who by their plttfw. Is ...,. to ........ yo,r IOCid ctUIIy representative, OR the Repuh!kan party who ., their party ,latfor11 II swora to do everytWag possible to retain your local Melts county thtl X FARMALL CUB OUTFIT Morris Eauipment Co. 0dvance Fhe National Democratic platform approves and supports the United States Supreme Court ruhng In favor of re-apportionment that In eHect wil deprive the people of Meigs county and thirty five other rural counties In the state of Ohio LOCAL representation by not having an elected representative directly from Meigs county. The Ohio State Democratic platform supports the national platform on this stand and w1 quote ••• "We promise the enactment of laws which will assure a ftirand fustnallgnMtnt of th1 congressional districts and the reapprtionment of both Houses of the Ohio General Assembly in accor~ance with the incontestable just proll!ouncements t.f the Supr11111 Court of the Unltell Stttes." iach Republican candidate and each.Democratlc c:andltlate taku the sa• oath when he or she files their declaration of candidacy. Eac~ ca~date takes the oath to uphold and work for the National and State platform of their respective party. Is there any rHson to believe that the Dtnltcrat candidate Is less conscientious of his oath than a Repullllcan? taogula,r of such r----- FOR SALE ·----... 6-ro Taxation without representation was one of the m1lln causes for the freedom loving people of our nation to rise up and fight the war of Independence. Taxation without LOCAL representation is urious enough to cause the people of rural Ohio and Meigs County to vote for the candidates who art pledged and sworn to fight re-apportionment in the slflte of Ohio, This Is the pledge and stallll of Ralph Welker, your Republican candidate for the State Legislature~ 8-(J. I Wfl Mr. Grey'o Republican opponent, in the llfiiUitlictft Pri1111ry. Together, Mr. Gray and I ,.,. ceived .,,rpi1111llly 46,000 voles. Tho two Dem· ocrll C1nclldo1H in tho Democrat l'ri.,.ry received lltltr9Ximotoly 27,000 votoe. II is cl11r that uniNt many Republicans desert their Party nomlnH tho Republican Candidate, Mr. Gray will surely be oloctod. I know beth lhoto men; not onlY Mr. Gr1y,. Jh1 Ropultllcon Condl~oto, b~t I tm familiar with the quallflcotlono of tho Democrat <;andldtte. I assure you that In my opinion lht qualilicltions of Mr. Gray art very superior to the qutlifiuljQIII<af •IUJ Do-orlt .,....,...,. I slroll(IIY ura• that t!,e mare than 22,000 Ro~tublic•m who vetod lor me, support Mr. llny In tholllnorol Election. ':::!:.:: 1 1 a Wellston Nt"ps Nelsonvt'lle F 6th w· TO THE YOURS OF THE OHIO FOURTH DISTRICT COURT Of APPEALS :: ,::r 4" '' BAKER FURNITURE . . try is enhanced greatly by tbe ~t. otrlpmlne nell- allzod Ill lbf ,.. loW ,..._ 1.. BY C. •· BI..AitF&EE ler Uvlq Throllj!b ReiOIII'ch A(ll'lculture l!lsperlment Station, er lved ,_, . . celease of labor from tile matlclll, ICiil and ,...,.. _ . . County Extension AJeal and Education." and the Ohio Cooperative Ex· ~-~:~ mankind. on a statewide basis provides duction of othe. goods nd pm- vallon, and In the pl'l)ductioD Tbt II1IIPt1l'l " 1111 II '"OS Agrlealiure nsl Servt In ~·......., Service .,.... a mechanlsm lor calalyziiiC ec· · d · . a ller- ol beef cattle, lheop poullly and tile lllalt Ill Olllo, . . . . "I wooder what our cotmlly 1111 comment Ia one that many te on ce, po led ~t that grom is unique to the United onomic growth and devel Ylces eSJred by soctel)'. dairy producll or bortlcwturai ~ wllb wbam "' 1IIGIII wiD would be Jllce if we hadn't had people have Uwught about in ~.~ purpo~r, of•~' :"~ Sll~ and Ulllque to our Lalld- ment that has never been eq.:;::: Con.oider !or a moment tllat products . detemtiAe II Apiadtan Will ~<search In a(ll'iculture, 111e eo. recent years, but being so close Observe the~ Annl~ ol ~rani System of higher eduea- led In any other nation or by In 1940 there were 30.6 millinn ""'""'"" . movw forwllld lalo lilt Ia .,.. operative Eltenalon ilel'vlce to l'l!iell'ch and education, we 1'881')1 on where.ln reoearcb ID the all)' other type of 0 lzatlon people on American farms and -~...~ ... opeelalitadon el_. eo, Gl' wiD f t 1181 Ill lbt 1111 the College of Agrkulllll'e, ..,d in extension work sometimes :;, eoo:ative !~nslon Ser· field ?" Iaboratcry, relddent In- In the w<rld. rgan !halt by 19110 ths number had l.toiiOilheiiOil;;;arm.;er~'lllll~.;bav~e~a;_;;lre-;;ore:;;;o.;;.._ _ _ _ _ _-..;__ the many other agrlcullural fqel what these factors have IA!ri the :.'!t lnfl~ struct•oo In the College classThe Cooperative Estenaloa q.,pped lo 16 million Neverlhe II grollpl and agencleo? Would It done for us. or.,:;.,l education ron a ou: room, and a procram of adult Service throughout our 10 leas, with this very . signlfiean; h. at the 1910 level, file 19Jtl, Mr. Carnahan baa had close P 1!1' m ev and youth extenSion educatiOn •-•· eon year reaehot 1ee drop In man-hours used on the the 1940 - or the 1880 level?" working relallonlhlpa with the mlllioa tldulls and IIIOlo IUD naton's farms, the total proThis was the statement made Agricultural Reaearch and Ed· z million 4-H younpters ill ductlon increased about liO per by Harold Ctli'IUlhan, one of the ucation programs m M e 1g s 3,000 orpnlzod ctRIDI)' ~ cent. group · of a dozen Meigs County County .lor the la1t 40 yeara. lflUDI from Maine to Hawaii It would be interesting to spec0 TRACTORS- PLOWS- CULTIVATOU leaders attending tho meeting He or hilt father have had cloaa !rem A1ltb to Flll'ltla. ulate where agriculture and our at Lake Hope last week on "Bet· contact with all of the County Dr. W. E. Krauss, AliSOCiate tolal economy might be today J1 1nd MOWING MACHINI ,_................--~.;;;_~~~ Extensmn Agents m Meigs Coun. Figure irregularities and men! for a yoke off cl thi D~r of the Ohio Agicul· It had not been for lhe develop!~, w>th . most of lht progres· change• in fashion contribuiA! to may be simpler than ~h~~ !ural Experiment Staijon point· ment. of the tractor and the av· Ask How tq Earn stve agncultural grouP.s In th~ fitting problems In clothing con· line alterationo which involve ed out to the group that the allabi.llty of good fertilizers and counly, mcludmg fann orgaru- struction and in buying and al· collar and sleeves and neck and Ohio Agricultural Experiment ebomtcals lOr the control of inza~ons, ~ederal age.ncles: ~ e tering readY·to-wear, armhole facings. StaUon. was established in 1882 sects and dise~ses. It is esti.. PHONE Wlt-3202 Mel~s sml co.,.rvation dlStrlCI The shifl or free-hanging Another relatively quick way by . legtslation passed by the llllltod that dlll'lng the past two PEARL STRI!I!T RACINE, 0. (Which he has served ror more dress currently preferred by to correct the hang of th skirt Ohio Legislature. This law de· deeade1 our farm efficren.cy than 20 y~ars as a board rnem- many women js not as easy to is to put a casing at the ewaist- clared that the station is to be hu increa~ more than it did ber or of!tcer), and with all of fit u 11 would appear. There are line wih 8 drawstring 0 r "lor the benefit of the interests In the pr~w 120 years. ' the other agrocultural groups of nol many seams and darts in elastic to hold the garment In of practical and scientific agri· In lac~ 8lliCO 1950, the output Ithe county. . which to make alterations. Here place. Hang the skirt correcUy culture, and for Ute develop- ·f::.:an·hour in a_griculture has. The meehng at. Lake Hope are some solutions to these t1t. from the waist; permit the ex· ment of the agricultural resoursed approximately 5 per was one of a s~r1es over the tlng problems. cess length of the bl to ces of the State .'' cent a year. For non--agriculture state .this month which called If the side or underarm seam blouse over the waisl~us';,.., Five years laiA!r (1887) t h 6 lndw~es, the increase has been attentwn to the 50th Annlver- does not hang perpendicular to change of style is ~miss- Congress passed the Hatch Act, approxtmately two per cent a sa'?' of ..IA!nslon work m the the noor, make the adjustment able as shifts are frequently provtdmg lor the establishment year, Uruted States. . at the shoulder. when the under· worn belted. 'lbese alterations of an experiment station in nt;an Kottman pointed out in These meetmgs, however, arm slants forward, the gar will probably shorten the gar- each state and teiTitory. closmg the co~ference that if 1 ' were mu.ch more than a com- ment probably pokes out at the ment, 80 be sure the garment Dr. Krauss pointed out that we a~ to mamtain our posimemoratwn of ?CJ years of edu- center front al the hemline. To is long enough at its shortest many pennies are needed to car- tion and provide the agfcullurSta· al plant wbleh is necessary 1 cattonal work m the fields o! correct this, 1111 the back of the point before you siBrt to alter. ry ?ut the Experiment agriculture, home economlca, 4- garment at the shoulder-take If length is t problam and only tlon s program, but money spent for. file lncreaoed population in ON H Club. work, and the relaled a deepar seem allowance olf Jhe slight adjuslment is needed you on research is money invesled. Ohio and In the United States ag~r-busmess complex of the back than off the front. may be able to let out the shout. "Research pays," was fre- in the years to. come, we must NEW HOLLAND Umted States. They were design- To rorrect a side seam that der seam opposite the one that quent terse expression of the move forward m our programs EQUIPMENT ed to look to th~ future to see slants toward the back, raise the needs lifing, late c_. F. Kettering. In the case of research and education. how greater serv1ce can be ren. front of the garment-take deep· Much of the attractiveness of of OhiO Station, each dollar Jn- The theme for the years adered t_o the people, not only _of er s~oul~er seam o~f the front. a shift dress depends on the fit vested in research has been re- head is "The Three D's :- Dislhe Umted States and of Ohio, U thio adjustment t81Ses the bust of the skirt. Remember that in turned mare than a hundred· cover, Develop, and D•ssemi· but lo each of the Individual darts too high, lower them to the Ideally filled shift and any fold. nale." counties m the_state of Ohio. normal posuon. slim skirt, the legs are centerFinancial suppon for the Ex- In other "!"ords, Discover new ·· Dean and Director Roy M. Wh~n the style permits) take ed, both from side to side and periment Station comes from wa~s of domg things, new rna. l~trfna Ave. Pomeroy Kottman of the College of Ag- a horizontal tuck across the gar.. from front to back. several sources, but prlnci- terials, new needs; Develop PHONE wv 2-5101 rlc~lture and Home Economics, paUy !rom Slate Approprla- these so they will be of value llous. For lbe fiscal year 1963- to the people, and Dissemi..-"""~,;;;,.;;,;~;;;,;,...,l~O~h~lo~;S~Ia~l_o:_e~U~n~•v:'er~sijtlty~:_.~~h~e~o§hio 61, Ibis source aecounled lor ..... or spread them out, .. 62.0 per cent o1 the tolal oper- that all may benetit from their RE-ELECT HOMER E. "PETE" ABELE FOR CONGRESS ON NOVEMBER 3, 1964 -Jl'l' cent file 1<1«1 llbl!rquanUty M a .~~SI!!ll'~tlllt!~l~. ~~~~~~.!!..!!~!!..!!! of us,IHI1I in such ::;·~~ lbe Elpeofbwdt !I!MkJas 8alllla. muh I szH a' the..,: . Agricultural Research is Key to Progress :::k~;;:;~r:::~~~~=:.tE==.::;:; Congressman Abele believes that the domination o! ao~ by the big city-big gove~nment admlnlstra~on now In power l1ld favored by hil; opponent IS bad for our district. It has produced leg. iilatton auch a• the Mass Transit Blll ud the Urban Re-Develop. ment Bill. Abele voted against these bills becaUJe tbey take your dollars to build subways or other projects In the b!a c!Uea. He believes that the big cities contain most of the nation's wealth and that those cities are able to and should pay for .thelr own transpor· tation and other projects. Congressman Abele believes that we In the lOth District need the moneY we have for our own famlllel, schools, churches and other local community needs. 12 1 - • FOR HOME RULE Mavovill• . · g 1 J..osu.'• t.NIMitdeu.s offensive Brandt for tht' conversion and a11 the clock ihowed just J7 11ec- , St be .11 ~;st Muskingum 0 1 llachlne scored in every quar- it was 16·0 with 2·48 left in the onds left 1n the game . R on eu ~~ e , . . I - -- I YOUR CONGRESSMAN PETE ABELE IS ••• ° scoreboard showed 44-U 1 Ashland 24. Dowr 8 IAdams gomg m from the two , - -- C:tblnot Honlworo Complete • of lllllltdllterent IQ>lu. Ao low 11 25c :; Maqy styles and kindl to choose from. Oak floor· ing lie .... .... LUIIIBIR Alllenl!lho and widthJ m stock. b4, only 9c: lin. ft• ROOFING Roll Roolt ... Std. Weigbl onlr $2.25 PHONE WY2-3l93 WY 2·217' . . ~~"'"!<"•;Oif,•...,\_~·..n.·h', ,, .... 'to. ,.,.a-~. ' Dimension • ·1. ... ., .: :r· 0 l.,. 0 1 ,. <l.t. . .-.•. �.... l . . . ~ ,---· t-DIIIJ' . - . .... . ~ ·- ·· · - · --- · -· ··· · - ... ··· -- ... · • · ---· . · ··-· · . .. . - -.- -- ..... .. .. .. \ !: e., Ot't. 1!, 1964 llalblel, RE-ELECT : Society Notes ~ -- ... ' I ~ I of East Liverpool, have adopt- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beav- 1 ed a boy, 11 days old. Mrs. er, Mr. Bogge& of Letart Fall! I Elliott was Earestine Congo, and Mr. Paul Brooks of Tupdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. DudPlains called on Mr. and AVERY NELSON I ~ ~1.1 p m : Philip Sporn up 21, 6.30 (t m ; Northern up 23, 6:10 ;r m : H.1y nu Lorraine down COUNTY COMMISSIONER Grn·nup 7:40 p.m .; Bob Benter dmHl Greenup !:1 :20 p.m . ; Peggy Downey down Greenup 12 :- ; 2nd TERM Your Vote and Influence Will Be 05 a .m.: Vickers up Greenup I : 10 a.m.; Duncan Bruce up Appre-ci ated. , Gnenup :1.25 a m .; H. . H. Bos- ! worth II up Greenu p 5: 10 a.m.; 1 Pd. Pol. Adv. Franklin \-teldahl 4:10 -::;:::;:=~==::: • p . m . ; L. Fieore up Meldahl HI :;; 55 p m. ; Nalionul up Me!da hl 1:20 a.m .; Louis iana up Meldahl 7:10 a.m. Gallipolis nam - Kathy R. up 4:10 p.m : Harvey Jordon H. up WILSON 1 1 1 j UP 11 :05 p.m .; Vllk;m down l 4 :35 a.m .. Sol v<J} down 5 :15 1 a .m. Kanawha River - W. H. Sha- 1 I ver, Jr. down Winfl_eld 3:45 1' p.m. : Alice up Wmfleld 5:10 p.m .; Hel~n Z. down Winfield ' i s:JO p.m . Lucy Jane Lucas · down Winfield 7:15 p.m.: George · Pnc'l' up \Vinll l' ld B:40 jJ .m .; Sally Ann UJ) Winfield 9.15 p. I m : · Allf'n !! MnriiJ down Win· fit·ld 10 - ~ 0 pIll. I ROOSEVELT 1 1 _Funeral services for Mrs. Del l James Fife, South Charl~ston, Fife W'!'re hi>ld Tuesday after- i Ohio; Mrs. ~cH Besecker, noon at the ~aw!ings.Coats fu- Springfield ; Mr. and Mrs. Char~erral home WJ!h the Rev . Hoo- les Bane, Mrs. Nellie McCarty, RUTLAND RP fill blir1111 Jesson was ''WI1rrc 0(l{'S Clm•;!i~lll FURNITURI! SH 2-4811 Rut·lontl4 ~laror 13 YPars J ~n d County Government • Experience in BIJ(l gd Financing A Volunteer Ht>r Time?·-· Thu~e at tending wf're Lavin;t Urannon. Opal Har ns. Hila llak<:> r, Alice Barr, 1\hlrgar<'t l;rossn iclde and the hostess, Glenda Benedum. w~eke nd visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Reed W'.'re Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed and · family of Waldu, Rev . Freeland Nurri s. ltacine. Hev. and Mrs. Eldon Bl<tke. Mr. and \1rs. Harley l.in1hirum, Charle s Colaway Hnd !'Iorence WyI Years e19 Husincs ~ Casualtiesbattle dead. Exp~:~: ~nce eN<ti'Y Veteran uf Wnrld War Jl er ~ . Your Vote and Support Appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bailey or P;lrkersburg and Mr . and Mrs. Forest Shaffer or B~lpre Pd . Pol. Adv . ----.J ~c-:'a"'ll':'ed'__""on Mr. and Mrs. Winnie !,,...---..... the real"you 11 with '·pcr.sonalizcci" colur sL:hcmPs from the DEYOE LIBRARY OF COLORS ~ · 33,629 194 89 Viet Nom (Johnson Administration) as of Sept. 21, 1964. Total deaths through hostile action deaths from aircraft accidents or incidents (AND STILL GOING ON) PRICES BEGIN I .......................... WITH TRADE NIW ADMIRAL AUTOMATIC 11\AONETIC· FREE CIRCUIT L1h you THEil: ADMIRAL mov~ Adm 1rarl Color TV Wllhoullrlluble. o' • o 'I' o o o • o ' , . • o " I • 24 kt. gold precision wiring• in vUal areas • F'ront Color TV Contrut/ Brightness control. • • • • o• •' ADMIRAL.,. Mark v/ Quality Throughout the World Associated Radio & TV I (WITH MILLER MAYTAGl "li A M 214 E. Main Harry ' 1 er· Pomeroy ~~~;~~~~J.~•t~ho~m~e~. The honored guests received a number of gifls. i \• The Wome-n's Club of thP Morning Star EUB Churc h will serve dinner election day in the church bast!ment. Soup. chili, sa ndwiche s, home made ice cream, pie, cake and coffee will be served . '\, "' \ FUEl® Be safe ... be sure ,. CHIEF HEATING OIL delivery service SAVE UP TO 40~ ~ou can't go wrong with a dependable heating oil ... and Texaco Fuei t:hiet is the finest. Call us today. We'll deliver ~"Uel Chief to your home automat)cally all winter long. And you can spread your fuel payments out over so enure y~ar. '(our neighbors like our budget plan. You will,_ too. Rely on our service . rely on topquality Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil. GALLIPOLIS Distributed by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. PT. PLEASANT- GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT The Washington Merry-Go-Round 1 ON FUEL BILLSI Clerk of Courts UNTIL 9 PM ly Drew Pe•rson 011 tum at ira try. Ohio Oo-l.ound lndividuali t.£' d Two. years 110, consclentiou• Rep. Walter H. Moeller <D·Ohlol was defeated by .the November 3rd .. are right at vm1r :fingertips wit l; the Color Selector Dial. Over 1,000 color A U. S. AIR FORCE MAJOR GENERAL RESERVE choices in Devoe interior and exterior paints and enamels. Ut us help you shou· off your OFFICER who knows all about the horrors of war pai~t color; ... • •• . . . _-- --'"!,-~ --+~~.·. -::-;: ~ --f' ~. ~-~:· Hamilton Garfield 18 Middletown 26 Hamilton Taft I Yo11 find t:hue h•ndr.ome beaten in more madera h?me.!l every day. Monogr11ra IJVel you furnace-type oom~ fort at 111) tht OTi•inal COl\:. ASK US TODAY j J Cleveland Latin 55 · Cleveland Hayes 0 · Cleveland St. Ignatius 41 I Cleveland Lincoln 14 1 Maple Heights 22 Berea 16 . Brecksville 34 Brooklyn 6 I lndependeoce ""' 1 THE Y"II.E IN STOCK I I 36 North Royalton 0 Lorain King 21 Findlay 20 Elyria 40 Marion 0 Lorain 16 Mansfield 6 THI!: WASHINGTON POST WednesdaY, Oct. 28, 1964 D 11 ..! , r •• · • ~ . 1·. 'I ~ · '· t:: .• ' ' Homer Abele, a GoJdwater,te with a weak Washln&ton ·rec-ord. Abele has. IJotan, Ohio, restaurant owner. Clar'ehce Blosser on his Capi1ol Hill payroll for . though Bloss<r spends most of Hill. tlnJe , at home runnina bis steak · house. GOLDWATER-MILLER Pt. Pleasant ' .J ------- ! :' ' . ' •. .,.. :i ... ,.' ·'' ' ·/,.· . • • ' •J FORTUNATELY SECURING A JOB WITH THE FEDERAL GOV• ERNMENT AT $18,000-- PLUS EXPENSES AFTER HIS DEFEAT IN 1962 AND CONTRARY.. TO HIS CAMPAIGN ORATORY. THERESPONSIBILITIES OF THIS JOB WERE TO SHOW SLIDES OF NASA ACTVITIES TO STUDENTS ,_ SECURING A JOB WITH A PRIVATE NASA CONTRACTOR WITH THE SAME SALARY AND DUTIES FOLLOWING HIS RESIGNATION" FROM THE FEDERAL JOB ON FEB. 5! 11 .<iolr"f'• ,.,..-~. ... ... ,.·••• ........ !~~'ll'll.:.... Pete Abele Says "NO'' • It is no secret that Cong. Abele, consistent with accepted Congressional practice, maintains an ollice and stafl both in Washington and the District to properly service the needs of his constituents. Re-Elect Homer E. "Pete" Abele _ .Moeller For Congress Comm,ittee, George Coen_, Chrm . I' 1 INCLUDING ON HIS WASHINGTON CONGRESSIONAL PAYJ ROLL HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER, and SON-IN-LAW (AT THE SAME TIME HE ATTENDED SCHOOL). ! Return WALTER MOELLER To CO NG RE ss·. , We' Need HIM I, (:· .. i Pd. Pot. Adv. Keep Honest Representation In Washington ""· , ..'ft:=;;;::::;::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::-~====·=·~-:.:,~..:.;..:..:z,,::: - ~-_-r' , ~\.'.-j-~fd:·:~o~l~-~~; -d•~·._.l ' Pd. Pol. Adv, Budget Terms- Cash & Carry- Cash & Del ivory ' ------- 1· • L---~~-~-----------~~------~-------~~------------------·1 ,- X You May Be Assured Thut "Ppfp"" Will Conti~oe This Polley So Thuf \''on ('an Bt• Prop•rly Represented aod Your lnferests Known in Washington. Let's Not Re 'Pete' ~ doctors' lobby when it spent about $100,000 in his distritt. To~ay Moeller is probably gomg to staee a comeback. He is fair!)' sure to defeat tbo man who once defeated Win, SPONSOUD BY Melge County Citizens for l -•. ~ ~r.:, ,,. . -' I 't .' REPUBLICAN Delphos St. John 6 Parkway 39 Ansonia 8 Piqua Catholic 54 .Minstf'r 28 Springfield South 30 Big Smear Campaign Nea,rs End rolor Sl' hPmrs Of Meigs County Walter Moeller Conceived His Own Personal Anti-Poverty Program Indian Lake 28 ' complement.:'lry or accenting comhinations, ' I Monogram oil heater MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5186 446-4233 ,. 1 Mr. and \1rs. Douglas Circle, Larry Circle, Florence Circle and \tr. and Mrs. Jim Palterson and son, Brent, were din· ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Jflck F'ollrod and daught· er or Pomerov. Eddie Young of Sidney is vis· iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. )irs. Ermal Schreckengost of Parkersburg, W. Va., spent a . Saturday night witb Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker. Margaret Ann Carleton and son, Patrick Vance, spent Sun· day with Mr. e.nd Mrs. Dean Brinker and \Villiam Carleton. I with automatic CALL US TODAY hannnni7.ing Opp. B & 0 Depot I SHOULD ANTI-POVERTY BEGIN AT HOME? ,Carmel Society Notes · \ It's Time No''' To Put America Bacl' Into The Hands Of The ~~-~ ---- -~ -- ~ - ~ - -People ... VOTE FOR TO SERVE DINf'ER I provide colors in Phono 460 the GOP team ef- I 'Official Figures, U. S. War Dept. DEVOE Library of Colors wil[ Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. EVELYN LUCKE j AS LOW AS and 10 of these die from wounds color choices •• , the bellev~ of ··all " the candidates. He fort can be effective and that underlined the word •· all" which the opposition has the better some_ took to mean the re i.!:S 1organinttion ror the closing days · genu~ne concern_ that the Re- of a campaign. They recall the pub\J can state t1cket might be GOP drive in the closing days tn trouble. of the 1960 campaign. Democratic State Chairman \ Republicans admit their presWilliam L. Coleman wrote a idential candii:tate is in trouble, , ~rsonal letter to each county although not as much as the chairman warning that elec- 1polls show. Still with lions can be lost easier than persons umlec!ded and the head they are won. of thei.r ticket in trouble, the.y Can't Belien Findjogs cannot heJp but. worry seriousOne problem for each party ! is that it is hard for the rank ' Son, Daughter, tire and file to believe things are Honored at Dinne th e way they appear to be. l r While each finds things looking I . Mr. and ~rs. G~rge \~. Pul · rosey in some areas, the real· h~s entertamed wtlh_ a b1rthda_y ists cannot see the situa tion dmner Tuesday evemng, at the1r !hat wav. 1home, Hock Springs Road, hon· . . oring their so n Rodney and Democrats beheve President : daughter , Lori. ' Johnson will win but they can- A decora ted ca k ~ and Ice n?t ~lieve hr wi!l win as ensilyj cream were served with the as all the polls show. A land· dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Clars.lide. percentage frigh~ens them ence Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. John leavmg them to bel1eve the Frick, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fric-k polls are missing something and daughter , Paula and Mr. and that they wilt k'?ep voters 1and Mrs. Pullins and children . I 204,002 670,846 92,134 1,154 Start with your personal personality in I SHOP TONIGHT go after these popie oo behalf They Injured or Wounded. 53,402 291,557 (April, 1917 - Nov. 11, 1918) 4,734,991 in service , Vote For And 't·:"""iiiiiiii.... Camocratic Presidents Have Been In Power During Our Last 4 Destructive Wars ... (June 25, 1950 - July 21, 1953) 5,720,000 in service JOHNSON 1 they are Despite all the campaigning, THE SHOE BOX Moth ers, IVCS and s,veethearts • • • • IS this what '• KOREAN WAR (Truman Administration) I l l~mt;:b~ u!ldecioed tt! • (Dec. 7,1941- Dec. 31, 1946) 16, 112,56 in service Wom <1n Both p t• H F ar Ies ave ears trend ..,. In lgalnot !bfm I WORLD WAR II (Roosevelt Administration) ing at the home of Glenda Ben· ~ t\J,rlbday . ~rd w~ 1 sen t ~<i Mrs: ltl"ce and ~el well 1 card to Delcia K ~ ·-' d. Tuple of COUNTY COMMISSIONER eExpPri ence in Vili;E!r> TRUMAN The Joppa WSCS held its Octobet meer1ni!. Monday evenedun-\, ~ A Cmulid11tP e MiddiPport Society Notes o· · OPTOMETRIST Office Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noou OD Tbun. - Easl Court SL. PomeroJ WORLD WAR I (Wilson Administration) 1 p0 IIs-Fav0r LBJ . h. , . . . Ill IO, both parties have a problem wilh the apathetic voter. Botb concede that the presidential candidalts have failed to stir . Osborne. p3stor of the Che- Gallipolis; Mrs. A.F. Wilson and !be voters. This could meaD , Shire B~p!J st Church. official· son, Point Pleasant, W. Vl . j By HASKELL SHORT 1 RtJpublicans believe Rep. ly, about what may happen to the suppos~ st~ngtb of eacb lng. B_ur1a1 was in Cheshire Gra. Mrs. Violet Rus 11 M R' b- United Pren Joteroatiooal 1Robert Taft Jr , will be elected I the othtr candidates. candidate JS thln. I 1 vel Hill Cem~tcry . ard Russell and seda~gh~:~, ~~e- COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Both senator but tht>y find _reasons 1 Whatever the outcome, It apPoll Favors Johosoo Out-of-town -reLatives sire ' parties ~lieve they i:lre in trou for concern. Th~y behve too F . ta Col b pears that never have so many ble in Tuesday's election •many peop1e are overconf"d l ent "";;;;;;;;;;;,;;,.:;;;i;;;;;;:;::===~·====:---=or ms nee, a urn us politicians been so contused and · 1 · 1 · th. · 1 De •· newspapor poll of 40 key preTheir private fears apparent- m IS race, JUS as mocra~ 1 . 1so much in doubt abCJut It all. 1 are dee This ld be . believe too many are over~ ICl~cts showed a Johnson land- ; r===;~;..;;~~;..;;~ ~cted but'appare~fu lhe c~~ - l confident in the presjdential s~de _and Taft ju!lt . baret~ wincern bein shown is ~ore than 1contest. . rung m that Republlcan citadel. the usua~ pre • election eve Democrats believe that in . ~II of the polls show Taft beatbalJyhoo that their candida tes 1 addition to keeping_, voters at I mg Sen. Stephen M. You~g but must run scared to kee u in~ ' home, the poll s Whl create ~th m~n, whl1e expecting to terest and bring out v~te 1sy mpathy for Sen. Goldwater. ! wm, bebeve they are in a close · win for him some voters who 1 race. . It was no t a rou lme move on · h · · a "'"''" , . rrug t not 1avor hi m but will 1 The undecided vole ~s lh t 0I 1h 1 e par e wo state cha1r- vote Republican to keep the llem to both u H:~~~~~ men when they sent out word par es. . twQ-party system strong. For~ cans believe they have to thetr people to work hard . mer Vice President Richard M. j to hope for a good break in ?OP State Cha t~man Ray C. Nixon made this point in his group but I hey concede that MIDDLEPORT, 0. Bliss told Republicans there 1 Ohio visit . ' Johnson is a so!J"d 1 ·t iii~~·~v~or~J~e~~~ii: was a . .record., nu ber of un- i The Democrats are a!rali1 of· ~ecided. voters. He spelled out Taft i:lnd tht! many Republican m detail how the GOP :should . incumbents seeking re-election. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Joppa KENNETH McELHINNY l984::_,_f friends attending were Walter I Fife, Mrs. Mary Stevens, Mn. For Mrs. Fife 1 1 I F.unernl is Held I Gauge r~acJings: Gallipolis! ---;:1 -J - b V DHm 18 .2 J:l o. runmng 2 feet r . aC'O an Meter on mll{'r~ Pom.. ru\ ·Ma son 2Q _- taken to a hospital by 05, Pt. Pleasant .i4 16, Hinton emergency squad . ~rs . Charley CarroU and 12-34. 1\anawhn Falls 2.99. Char- I :..Jr. and :\1rs. Homer Icen- 1ly were Mr. Robert Ours, l leston . 17_.82. London, Marmet Ihower visiled their son, Mr. l d~ Donnelso~ and two sons and \\ mf1eld dams wert! on the and Mrs Clifford lct>nhower of VIOla Coursm, Columbus, sills. I dy Lou Carroll returned · Boat mmPmPnt <>: I . -her sister, Wanda, for a week's 1 • Ra1le~ recently. visit t Ohio Hl\Pr - Pt·nns\' lv;mr a ~-1r ~ M.'lrv Ann Harris and . · dow n 13, 4 ~:) ;; m.: A r: . IJy_ke sons ~nd l\1rs. Rita Baker and Mr. end Mrs. Charley d11wn 13. 5 25 a rn . Jamt>s Hm- f <~ m ilv W{'re L:alling on Mrs. · roll were at Pomeroy Saturday e.~ down 1:1. 6 Cl rn : Buckeye Floss;e Petry, recently and at- 1 evening. SIH !t' up 14 1 511 P 111 · 1lnw:.ll'd ' ll·nded the f--tiverview Carnival. I Mr. Augustln H d up 14 . B ~o P m.; C. V. !-IJrner e en erson dov.n 14 . tfl _-,o p m. : New ;o.1a r· l tin :;ville up 14, 2:30 a.m .; John J . Bowl:' up 14, :L 45 am .; Wal- l ter Bt!ckjord down 15. 4:30 a. · m.; Lady Rosemary down 16, I 2:1 0 a .m.; Queen City down 16, 2:50 a .m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17. 7 p.m .; Western up 17, : ? :V1 ;1 m : St. Mary s up 16, 7: ·: Republican Candidate for 10 a m : Luther Herdman up 21, . Dafiy Seutlne]. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 31, ..... Po.-o,. '1'1101 oaned on Leona McLaughUn or Colum-"' ley Congo. ~y h~·· an adopt· i Mrtl. Ma,..,ood Johnotott. Mn. r-on Greer """ Pam '' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and I bus and Mrs. Lizzie Hoffner of ed daughter also. Mr. and Mrl. Greer of Rut. over the weeUnd. family, loc.al, and Mr. and Stiversvillo visited the Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Maywood land visited hit 1011, Mr. IUid --Join. Ma7 JoUIIH Mrs. Robert Jeffers, Syracuse. family. ston visited his brother, Mr. Mr. and Mre. Gene Ward and Mrs. Belly Abel, Mr. and Lewis Johnston and wife EASY TERMS . daughters, Mrs. Mory Kearns Mrs. Roy Powell and chlldreo Minersville R. D., recently. called on Mr. and Mrs, Paul called on her parent!!, Mr. tnd Mr. Leo Dalley snd Mr. was Ours. IMrs. Dudley Congo SUnday. Ray OUrs called on Mr. and the Weekend guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chalres Ellioit Mrs. Homer Jcenhower. Old Town Flats River news ... ... ... - ·-·-·· •'" • • ••~ r •• - •• ~• •• ••...., .. ,. .., - - • --~ · --• • ·~ · .-.~---- · •• •··•-•• ~ ~ REPUBLICAN TO CONGRESS ON NOV. 3rcl Ahele for Congress Committee - - Bern•rd Fultz ., ! ' . .' Chairman Pd. Pol. Adv. �,, ~ ~ '' ........ ..- .. . ~ . . . ... ~ . ' -. - ·- -· .. - ..... - .. .. -~ ~ " ..... --------.,a.Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., WAHr AD INFORMAnON Oct. 31, 1 2·SIGNS' For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. OP - QUALITY M1'"''18 0., ..,_. hbll:ntJ• a ....... a-....... lniUriMI JOIINSOI'I, SJ!i I .........,. Acoac7. ID. All 101'1111 al In IIW"ODCe. Jim ~ oDil Bud Stmpoon, Acontl. .. ' ' '· SOCIAL CALENDAR Hospital News Elll I eel Hospttal - HOUSE, 1 rooms and bath . fRIDAY, NOV. I , 10 A.· M., A. .. NOV. ! thermostatically controlled Thr personal property of th-e I t tfc PoiJI@roy Garden Club wt11 Amoog those who· enter· 1 ga1 heat. Close to busintss i late Byrd M. Stout will be 1958 Ford I Tan Cab & Chassis_ $895 Monday, at z p.m., at the Jloher hospital In the past !l m..,t c~.rnJ P~"" district Plenty fr('t' park ing !!Old at the farm located 1st V8 en&int, • apeed tranL. 750x20 tir.ea. real solid and ruw home of Misl Lydia Eberobach hours wen John W. Raft• . f , •w D......- nm& .... ._a house west ol State Routa S3 space. Phono WY 2·3092 . &ood. ... o.. - Pattn ... t l Legal Notice . with Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. 71 Cedar St, Wilbur M. Mer10 30 3te at Darwin, Ohio. &a,UUl.A I' IUI'Q as co-hOIIoot. Ralph Moore area cer, Rt. I Patriot, Otto 0. Bard, 1963 Corv1ir P1nel _ _ _ _ $1699 1957 Plymouth I door sedan, n.. .. ttlt•n•• _,.,. .. ~a. "''at NOTJtl Of' ILICTJON ON TAX axten•IOD agent for natural re- Rt. l Ewington, Yn. Richard Low mlleaee, 101id body, heater, good tire• • rJ adU !P ...1..-t IDJ •ell liM~ LIVY IN lkCUI Of' THI TIN ---ul Ch ,,,_ .. H HOME . ON Routo 681, thr:e 196<1 ford Tractor, used 1200 ' ~ PifeM •<t,.lttll ~• <rl'tnoltl MILL LIMITATOON ~wtll be IUelt speaker, E. Ga , ester, ·-• "'· ag• ....,._.... ,"'......,,_ ,..,.. ""' NOTlCJ: 1.1 btreb;, ...,... th.a' ln ....,_ - t h Spring Ave Pnrn•..nv Mrs. miles eesl of Darwin. This I 1\rs., Ford Mower, 14" Ford 1960 Chevrolet He•vy Duty $5295 puriUIDCI CJf a RuolutiCJD ef Lbe using a1 h1J topiC uHOW IDUC gy, ·~ ___...,..,, .t~• .,LI G<tl 1W- ~~-'"" ""' plows. 7 ft. tractor disc, Black •...oN ttiUI " "' IPI-1"' lit~ horne is located in a wooded Board of lldllc:ltiOfl of t.be lioUUI.CI'II lor a glass of wa~. Edith HB,(lingfl", UN But emu• Factory Tandem axle, 900:r20 tires, aux. tr1n11. 348 eu, in. I Local Hawk pickup c<rn planter, OlSchool Dlltrlct. Mei.J:• Cooaty, Po I M. motor. Heater, U ft. dump body and telescopic hoi.11t. area, comprising 35 acres. f'IA'fl:l Olllo piNed on the t3rd dQ' CJ1 'lbeodorus councn Da'uchters Ave., meroy,•;anna iver wagon, man~ spreadconsists of two bedrooms . Uv. "'" ,.. "" ~u~~tela:!· :::r~~. n:J •:!~~a!': of America will meet Monday ' Leonard, Rt. 3 Pomeroy' Dav.kl o.a .. per . . . ••e OJU........ ing room with wood burning I er, corn sheller, 15.1-l.H.C. Dl•lrkt et a General 11:1.-rHou to ttt at ?·.30 p.m., at the IOOF hall. Lee Dillinger, Rt. 1 Wellst.oo. .. , .. , "' . . . ~•• fl.) ~~ held IP the SouJhn'll L,...al School H Rl • M lJ r.:e"~ ,.. ..,.,.., ftM. nu-.. fir eplace. soft water bath I hay baler, mllk cooler, hand Dl•trlct, Melli couat)', Ohio al Inspection will be held and of· Clifford Lee arper, . .• oa •-li•• II'IAertl11~ 1 grain cradle, telephone hox, 1 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. the .-.,Iuter "l•cet ol 'I"OIII'l .· •her1ln. A th A 1 R Wiseman [r.. with shower, ui.ility room wllh Iff!', 011!1:9Vm on ~tela 1a1 1no on Tueaday, u. 3rd 4•.v .,, "~~nem· fleers and the team ar~ remind~ r ur, vera · • dinner bell, porch glider, liv•1111• J111141 •ltftlfl. II d•'l"l t'lPCtri r hot water hea1t>r. ' ber, tii!M, the qutrtloa ot .. ~ • .,,., lJI ed to wear white. All members onton, and Mr!! . Herbert T. POMEROY, OHIO !AIU.I Ul l'tSA!'Io~ • UIU'I"V uceN ot the taD mU.I Umil "''""· for ing room suite, bedroom $Uite large kii Cht>n with dinmg · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' jth• bane.lll of The SouHH· •,. l.ncal are urg~ to attend and bring Sands, lronton. ~1:1 fl.:illl for &!.• - r d l'llitlcedar chest, wardrobe, coffee kbool Dt.t.rlct, for tb• rou rpn~.. of • ~aur» laett tdd l l:lnn&~ •oN 1.. an-· a. Al hf'n~ Telephone Srr· mN\inJ currmt eo;pen•ea !II Snutb· sandwiches or cookies foc reo Rlrlhs on~ NU\.:tta table, writing desk, rugs, viee. oi! he-at. Thrre i'5 a 20 ern Local Sr h'ln t lll•trlct. freshments. a.1D • . Ill, ._ a.l.ll> r • DIU)' Re1l Est1te For S1le BuslnHI S.rvlcn Said tall bPI!• • renewal of an Mrs. John E. Sax ton, Jr., Rt. foot walled lighted patto, stands. lamps, chairs, 21" R. . .tllt'd•J!-tl:311 -. 1W. '-" UHJO Hiatina b.ll CJf tour Dll.lll to run for r~C.A. TV, drop leaf table., mapt'l'"l IKl &U'I: ' "'"' year• at 1 ratr not nce~ln• u NOV. S · 4 Jackson, son, 4 56 p.m. ll'" wh1ch is nice tor an enter- ' 1'0 ~\;& A milia for each on• dollar of "' 11111110 n 1n 1 ,,r t'·e Mrs. Richard Gaul, Che.tainment convenience in sum- le dinette set, kitchen cabinet, HOUSE FOR sale or rent. Five wn.L DO rug weaving . Phone whl cb amount• to l"orty t:rnh ror The Loyal Paw Cas~ " d"\". ... auuu PftOWC1NO WANT~ bulle~ I folding chairs, Speed rooms, bath, basement and WI 9-2826. 10 29 gtp neh ona bundred dollars or Va\uaMiddleport Church or ( '~ri"-1 It';., son, 2:20 p m. Friday. mer. This home can be ieen • S tion, for nv• yeara. d I t M l W 810 t., Th• PoHa tor aald Elrctlon will be I will hold its monthly ffi P,' ' n'', by calllng Chorles Haye•, Queen washer, Unico gas dry· gar en p 0. e8 Oist"harged PHONE WY 2·2156 er, hand operated meat slicPomeroy, near the Midway TRANSMISSION Salvage Com. :::: ~~~l 30e :~cl~~~a~km.p_a~d :::.':~~ 1at the home of Grace PLitt Realtor, Athens, Ohio, LY 3Patien,s recently discharged 1146 after 5 p. m. or Sunday er, and other articles not Market. Call WY 2~2.582 or pany. Repairing aiJ makes. 111~~d!~ei\~~\:: .fo~n~d:r-Ele<'~inn" Tuesday, Nov. 3. included Mrs. Rachel Lewis_ listed. WY 2-2565, 1D-31--3tc -·•tomatlc and standard tran5- of Meia• county, Ohl.o. · An Election Day dinner wUI duriog the daytime. Larry Gregory, Holland Prose. EmmeU. G. WIll, ChMrman Crow, Crow, and Porter, misslOD!I. El ecb1c we ldl ng. Doroth,- M.. lohntt.on, Clerll I be held Tue sc"<i y evening, Nov. 10 29 3to Card of Thanks Mrs. Harold Gardner, Mrs. WiJ. Attorney !I FOR SALE OR RENT: House, Phone WY Ul73, uo~a:~d 1 ri~be;1 14~ 1104 • 3, at the First United Presby· llam Kitts, Mrs. Mary Yates, 124tf .. ' I terhm Church in Middleport, 6 rooms end ballt, Route 143, [ WISH to thank Meigs Gener· HOUSE for rent In Bradbury. Wm. Clifton Stout, C NOTICI Ol' ILICTION ON TAX Edwin Hanna, Edgar Thomas, . Administrator Bailey Run Road. Call WY 2- - - - - - - - - - - al Hospital, members of thel Has eleclridty, gas ond bath. LIVY IN 1xcus OP THI TI:N I beginning at 5 p. m. The ~:hick· R a y, MILL LIMITATION · · · d James Bays, Charles 10 28 tie staff, Dr. J. J. DaVJS, t h C II· Mrs 0 F Lyons Rut- Also selling the same day : 1100 3722. larl Qnen:r, l'luDblq: ... NOTICE 11 nereby JIVeD that In en dmner IS bemg BpODSOre Jeffrey Swarney . William Dilbales of hay, J. D. wagon, I y 6 tt.. punua.nce or a R.. GIIlllon Dl riH · bv the r>ePcnn~ and DeaconessRaw_!ings-Coats ambulance la~d-, Obi~. 94. ' --. Hoard of Ttuatee1 ol Setplo Toll' ll • lon, Mrs. Edward Durst, Mrs. serv1re and the many fr1ends 10 29 3tc hay and grain elevator, 12" HOUSE FOR SALE: Gravel MbtenYIIle, . . . atllp. Mel•• CoUtlt)', Ohio. Pll~~ed nn ' es with Mrs. Eddie Burkett Leslcr Dickey, Leonard Tipton. Ior the cards and kindne:;;s.('S i ford plows, 14" pull type Hill, Middleport, 727 BroadBad yoar lllwct tro.Nel ~W ~: .~~ml~ed"~ ..~~ 4 "/~~~: ! and Miss Phyllis 1 Joachim as Mrs. Paul Hersmarl, Mrs. Jim· ~hown me wh il e a pa tienl at UNFURN1SHED 5 rooms aod 1 plows, Homelite chain saw, way Sf., across from swim.We .0 .._ :~:r~e~~1 o:'! ~"r.~~n ~~"'• r~~=~ I co-chairmen. my Evans, Mrs. Jerry Deck Me-igs Genera! and the Rich- bath. downstairs apartmenl. 1 several milk cans, mangle, mJng pool. 6 rooms and bath, Sewer MaelltHI llh.lp ot Scipio, Me11a County , nhlo. The Wesleyan Service Guild and infant son. Mrs. Joc- Cam!>' mond Veleranc Hospital. Mr. North 3rd, Middleport. $50 a buffet, round table, 21" Ray- 3 bedrooms, full basement, Reuoalillll llalel ~. t~~ ~,!!,.~'~:-a: ~~·;n~, '':.;~~ of the Rr~rino.:- Methodist Church bell and infa nt son, Mrs. A. Harry Kauff. 10.31-llc I month. Call WY 2-5434. I theon TV, and oth..- l\ems. gas furnace, shower, lavatory Call W't z.zt7C DIIJ Of N1Pt Inlmbtr, 1901., lhe quettlon ot lt• lm& will serve an elecliOn da)' chu·k· fiXC!II of the ten mUI llmllatl<m. Gene McGuire and infant dau. Wm. CUlton Stout, and commode in basemt~:nt_ 10 29 6tc 1 • lk for the benefit or Scipio Tnwn~h!p en dinner and supper in the ghter, and Mrs. Alvin F. Tripp BoU<I or Tru•teea for the pu r p" '~ nl I 30 Owner garage, black top driveway. provldin• nn protection for S<"lphl church annex at II . a. m. <:tnd infant son. Lost 1nd Found SINGLE HOUSES and apart· Terms: Cash Lot 50' :I 150', New paint, IIEA11NG. PlamblDC. M•eOe:r Tos';.~~b.!!~ beln& an ad.:!!Uon111 tax 111 and 5 P· m. menls. Call WY 2·3267. Not responsible for accld•nts. house and roof, $9,50n 00. f'anlee.. Arnold 8t dlerl!l one mill to run C~~t Five Veara .11 • Ladies of Chesler Methodist REWARD $50 to anyone who , 10 29 3tc Bradford Auction Company .... Pom-' eactl rate not elleeedlnJ One mill for Ch S II d M rna own payment. arvin Ill £1st MaiD SWeet, ona doUu of nluauon. w~1(·h urch WI"II serve a P1al~ 1unrh Attends Leadership can tell me where my 3 white- 1FU RNISHED 3 room house, c· c· Bradford• Auctioneer Swan, WY 2-3 348 . _ ..._ __ an~ •-•••• amounta to Ten Centl for each one of soup chili sandwirhes pie - ...,, .-.._ ...-a hu.nd recl doll&J'I of vaJuaUoD, tor '!vr • • ' . · faced heifers went. Tom Duf- bath and basement. 31311 Con. A. c. Bradford, Manager 10 28 4tp 7 :10 Ue ,..... and coflee Election Day at the Co•t•·l• ''olrferen.ce Th1 Pol11 ICJr said Election oY!ll b" . •·" '" V fy, Syracuse, Ohio IIJ.3Htc dor St., Pomeroy. Lunch served by Bedford Youth - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - open 111 6 :JQ o'cloc• A.M. •ml n•· MasoniC Hall. 1 main open until 6::$1l o'ci!JCk I" M .. Th• meeting of the Pomeroy . Mrs Bernard Fultz was In • i · ~- a male beagle, black 10 ~cG<oup. 10 29 6tc SEVEN ROOM bt1ck home In PHO'l'o Co nyin• Servlce Con. Ea~tern Stanrlurd Ttm~ ul euld day t• 1!1 • t" tl.l order of th.e Uoard. or Ell!cllons.l Band Boosters Association Germantown Monday, Tuesday and white, Contact H. D. Bon- APARTMENT 5 rooms and .. --P•omeroy, two bathrooms, 4 le' mad. Ol \ega! Paper' Ill M!!lg& Count)', Ohlo . I . k f · • Emmett. G wu1. Ctlalrma n scheduled for Tuesday, evenmg, and Wednesday of this wee or bedrooms, garage, basement, 1 ey, Wright St., or call Ted both, newly redecorated. Call COMPACT sweeper, birth records aild alm JSI any o th M J hn 1 c1 • nd hi c perfect "''~" ~,',~, 0 ~, 8•• ~964'. .on, tr has been changed to 1\1o ay al a Lead"?rship Coac ng onf er· 3 fin&shed rooms in atUc other d :>euments. Also lamin· Warner. IIJ.31-3tc Waller Crooks, WY 2-3831. I condition - all attachments uo' 10, n. 24, Jl, fie I 7:30 p.m ., at the ~enior High ence at Camp Miami sponsorLarge ot. Out ol high water ling tn plastic, film to pre- NOTICI OP ILI!CTION ON TAX School auditorium, due to e1ec· ed by the Ohio Met1100 1St · c OR · 10 23 tfc j and paper bags. Balance due Central heatmg Inquire serve your valuable papers uvv tN 1xcus OF T"E TEN fer ence in Church School train~ . F=u=R=N=t=~r=IE="D:-a-p-ar=tment 1 0 r 7 payments, $7 monthly WY 1 80011 Notice Charles Wildermuth WY :Z. fteUter insurance, Pomeroy MILL LIMITATION , , 1 NOTICE 111 hereby given lhlt In ' ing. rent in Middleport. Ground ! 2·2204. 10 29 6lc 2205 or {IY 2-6116. 9-26-tfc 9 4 tfc punoa11ce of a Reaolutlon ot th~ I NOV. 4 h of tb.e Villalla of Mlddlepon Mrs. Fultz was c osen D~ RF:ES Floral. Flowers for alii floor, 3 rooms and beth. 390 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - Connr.ll Middleport. Ohio, paned on the' The Amateur Garden club R St I M G'Jl' rd Ports' 2nd ~v see Mrs How- ZIG ZAG Singer. Fully automa. !'OR SAI.E-Mkldlepurt's tall· 23rd day of March. 11}84, tbera Will 'II h0 ld 1"t t" l lh ev. an ey c I Ja ocras:ions Phone WI 9-3983, AUlTICINI!:KII es! building, tocatad S52 N be ~t~bmlt1ed to a vot• Gt the people Wl s mee mg a e mouth District Superintendent, Racine, Ohio. I0-31-3tc ard Cecu, l!OO W. Main St., tic, one dial does It all, but C<>mplete tlenn or ulcl Vtll111e •• • Geneul Eleruo,. home of Grace Pratt on Wed· to atl•. nd the conference In Second Street. Middlepor( tonholes, monograms, sews to be held in the VlllaJe of Mid dle Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-5262. enu ~radford port. Chlo, at the re 1uJar plal"u of n _esday, Nov. 4. Anyone WISh the hrst step for Mrs. Fultz Priced for quick .ale II> 10 22 tfc on buttons, appliques, etc O'OtlnJ ther.-ln, on Tue-ctay, tht 3rd t0 k t 0!11 ACCO!JNT of Sales, Bradtl•r!le, P"8Ne • c.at.et day or Nu .. emher, 11164, tile quut.Jon mg _rna e a~rangernen s, to be certified to teach Sunday quire at Oblo Hotel. ford Aurtion Company Furni- TRAILER lots for rent, close Like new. Balance due, 11 Of levyillll , In f'II:CU~ ol lh• l.m please brmg matP1:1als .L C. BRAIJFCIRD 10 !f tfc mill Hmlt atton, for tha benem of ..._.. • school teachers In Ute Ohio tun• Store will be closed next to Laundrymat and schools. payments of $11.65 monthly. 1 Bade, (*II Mf.ddleport \llllege lor th.- purpon C nf WY l-2204, 10 29 6tc - - - - - - -- 0 erence·. Wednesday, Thursday and 1 11 tfc or uuutJu Lo the •uta1 e rreJfpbone, Valley Lumber & SUpply Comwater. water hydrant., ta•, eler.trt· C/ I •===========; Friday. I0 30 3tc city. and uUIIllu for thr City Build· Senior High ~ fiSS !; pany, Middleport. 10-3-tlc AUCTION - Glassware. The 1n11. whleh lnelude •"· electricity. 1 , telephone and waltr. Has P1'••n Party Said tu belna an lddltlcmal til of '"''""'" following Is a partial list of H\M SHOOT, every Sunday. rHREE and lour """"' lurni•~ EXPERIENCED two nUlls lo run Cor five yetrl at 11 ed aod lllllbrftllbed apart. the personal property of the I POMEROY 5 room frame rat11 not e11c,eedln1 two mUla for euh eWURLITZIR Members of the Senior High Hams for prizes. Bob Hill one dollar of •aluatlon, wbieh menlll WY U4M 12 e II< late, Sylvia Roush, which will house with gas, 2 porches, I 91A.LDWIN class of the Middleport First farm , Sponsored by Racine amount. tCJ Twenty Centt for taeb. one hundred dCJIJiln of vaJuatiCJn, ior Baptist Church were guests at be, 10!~ on Thursday, Novem barn and 5 acre lot. Located and OTHER fAMOUl · Fire Department. Middleport Apartment, ~ rooms I'IYe Yeara. Th1 Poll1 f11r 11ld J:lectloa wlll be a pizza party \Thursday even1ier 5, 1964, at 10:00 A. M. at on Pomeroy's highest hill with BRANOS 10 29 3tc bath and ba,.ment. on ground open tt 8:30 o'clock A. M. and rethe Rock "prings Graoge wond..-ful view of Pomeroy, ing at the home of Mr. and 1 maiD op.en until 6·30 o 'clock P. M .• floor. Newly decorated, bard· Ead >:!l'll St1ndard Tim• of tald day. Hall, on the Meigs County the Ohio River, Lincoln Hill By ordv of the SoaN of Eleetlou. Mrs. Kalad Hindy. Games and 1 wood floors. automatic beat. Fairgrounds, State HI, 33 and Mulberry Heights, $3,000 l'rom the lar!rest truclt or or Mfl".c1 Count:r. Oblo, dancing were enjoyed during. , Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tic Emmett G. Will, Chalrmu Pomeroy, Ohio. Down payment $600., balance oulldozer r-adi.ltor to tbe the evening. · I Dorothy M. Johnaton, Cltrll: Dated Oc:toher 8, 1964. ' ~ Ouplez, 3 bedrooms. Sugar China cupboard, two blanket monthly. 101allest heater core. Present were Nancy Harris, '"F•ctor, Trained Service• ' CIOJ 10, 17, :W. 31, •tc Buddy Moore, Kathy Morgan, PHONE 2o 1 Nun area. Pomerc . . Phone chests, tables, stands, pic- RURAL PROPERTY - 3 ac- 1 JACKSON, 0. I will be absent from my " NOTICI OF ILilCTJON ON TAX 1 WY 2-3618. 10 2 tfc tures, pi" C!Ure frames • em· res, about 5 miles from Pomuvv JN r.xcns oF THI n:N Steven Hindy, Joyce Davis, '-iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ office from noon Tuesday I broidery and other needle eroy, with s. . room bouse, WY Z·Z143 Pomeroy MILL LIMITATION Richard Wilson, Donna Hayman lr · d"meers, sev· 2 porches, outcellar, well and 1i ~~~~~~~~=~~='l NOTICE It her-b)' Jlun that In November 3 until Novem- ',MODERN 4 room and bath ' work . vases, Jar . purliuanee ot a · R.. otutlon or the Mike Bratton, Sandra Humphfumll-lhed apartment. M I d· eral guilts 25 quilt tops cry h Board of Truttee• ol onn1e Townber 17. Tho office will be ' . . small barn. 1h mile off 0 io ... 0 McUJY AU(,TJUNF.ER ahip, Me\.11 Counly, Ohio. paiK-d on ry, Susie .Morris, Jim Johnson, dleport. WY 2-3874. I stal. carnival glass, Bavarian, $! 1 Do n payment · • the 3rd da1 of AuJUtt, tf:IM. il:ler• 124 • ' 200 '00 . Open all revulor hours. ' 9 11 tfc w Chester, Ohio. s z:t, tfe wlll be IUbll'lltted to • TOte ol the Parkanna Kelly, Sam Hood, Da. etched glass, Prussia, Ger~ $300.00, balance monthly. people of Uld Townllbip ot Oraace, vid Sigman, Charlene Kelly, • h ' man, Australian pieces, milk RURAL PROPERTY _ Meita Count)', Ohio, at the reaular 4 , FOR H.ENT, modern ouse, plaee!lil of voLinJ tbereln. on rueRda:y Senn Mullen, Susie Grimstead, I . rooms and bath. Youngsglass, lron stone, figurines, room frame house with two Legal Notice the 3n.1 d•y or No'llemborr, 1914, tbe I SU . nd t ---__ _ quettlon of levylnJ, In lllef'q 11f rhe Stephen Pullen, George Sauer, ' Ch town kitchen. tile floot·. loma cups, pre-ss a cu porches, attached cellar, run· teo mrn llml.LaUon, ror th• bendlt Patly Slaven, Larry Gladwell, · of Onnre ·rowrr•hJP Bond 11f Tru• Other pottery many glass L.' 1 JJ.n·rd Call ' • nt"ng wa!A!r, nice lot with tWO NOTJCI 0' ILICTION ON TAX •-~ t cated at 136 Lin "l t II led LIVY IN EXCIJI Ol' THI TIN ..,.. or UJa purpOIIe or m.al11talnln1 Asa Bradbury, Wayne Davis, 5 FLOWERS FOR WY 2-3D2o. tl 29 tfc J ems no gardens, chicken and hog MILL LIMITATION ud tbe o.p-k.-.. o of cem .. tert• Ia David Burkett, Sonny Haynes, · . ed : FlOSSie RAWLEIGH Producta lor sale. · Rous h. Oranr• TIIWDihlp. SIgn house ' ""aled 6 mi " les from NOTICE •• hereby riven that Ill Said tu bel no: an a4dltlor.al lt.a David Jenkins, Sandy Sorden, punu1n~ of a Ruolutlon of the I · .I.A1\; ALL OCCASIONS Wy-2-6412. 10-24-JOtc \f of 5118 LUNCH WILL BE SERVED Pomeroy. $2,500.99. Down Board of Tru•un of oun•• Town- ;!te" n~u·~:~e::~~~~o~ ll~l~~~· !!C: Pat Edwards, George and Jan=--,---.,.---- BRADFORD AUCI'ION CO. payment $500.00, balance i:P· 3:!e1 1~, c:~"tX~~~~~· 1 ~... e~h.: one doUar ot va.'.uatton, whteb Ie Hlndy and Mr. and Mrs. SINGER Slant Needle, ,.,ulpped A. C. Bradford, Manager I will bt tubmitted &o a .. w of thfl amounta to f'lve Cent• for eadl one ...., month y. peoplf of said Townahtp al 1 Guer· bundred dolla.n of vt.Juatlon, for Tony Fowler and son, Mark. Your Lendm~~rk Service with zig zagger. Uses discs to C. C. Bradford, Auctloneer C. C. CUCKLER Years . Station Is Giving Aw1y A 111 Election to be held tn the Town· Ftvr The Poll• hill' 11ld F.lectloo will be Mr. Fowler Is teacher of the monogram, fancy design. but-i AUCT. NOTE: This will be a POMEROY, OHIO ~~:' ,!",..~~e·, 1 ~e~'~r c:.,~r::· t~:;:: open at tJ:30 A. M. and remtla OP•n class. 'd 10' 1 1 "th ' f jn until 8:30 o'dcoll: P. M. Sa.tern Standloch I l B I 0 e, e c. a~nce ue . arge sa e WI Jterns 0 - BOX %21 WY ~· In, on Tue~~day. tbe 3rd dl)' of Nov- ud Tim• ol 1114 dly, 19114 • the qUeltiOn ,, leVJ'· a, oNer of th. 8o11.111 of ltlec,lont. Re-lister for thl21 good se-C"ond I payment S . 0 f $7 ·91 nn 111'Y· teres t to 8II , SO come Bfid 10 30 3tC ~mber, lnl, In ellceq of the ten rail\ Hmlb· o.r: Mele• C.ounty Ohio, COMMISSION TO MEET ear each time you drive ln. WY 2-22M, 10 29 6tt' plan to stay ALL DAY Uon.. for lbe benefit o.r: Oranre .TCJwa. Emmett G. wm. Cbalrm.an ahip Board of Tnutn1 for the pUt· DorotbJ M, lohntton, Cltrk The Commission on Educa· No purchase necessary, just I USED PIANOS (21 Exir';t-----;,.iCe re.(i!lter. 10 29 Stc Auto Slles ~':n.~•. nr. proteetlon In oun.. UO)Dated Octobey •· 11104. lion of Heath Methodist Churcb 10, 17, M, St, itc r..,..onditionld pianos. <I) for Saki tax beln•: •• ac1dltlonat taa will m~et Sunday evening at the HOMI 0, UNICO TIRES '"''" of ~ mUI to run for lin ye11n at a I $25.00. Free delivery. Call ~INGER Sewmv maebiDel, rate not exceedtnt "" mill for e NOTICI 0111 ILICTION ON TAX church from 6:30 to 1:30 p.m. SUPER SERVICE UVY IN IKCIII o• T"• TIN Rutland Furniture, SH 2-48ll. new, 159.50 up. beYeraJ used 1959 FORD Station wagon, $5SO. :oo~~~~~~ ;:..,.'~:~o~:,.. w tch prior to the Oflicial Board MILL L-IMITATION STATION 10 '2:1 6tp IDS('htnea at bargaiD prtcel See John Chaney, Minersville, bUDdrtd doUara ld nluatton. for NOTJCE II benbJ Jtna tbat til Meet!n~ to be held at 8 p.m. 1 purau.u:ce of 1 Rnolutlon ol tb.e . p·me Grove Load near Five Yeart. Oh10. Juk W. C1rtty ----------The f"abrie Sbop. ~lnRer Sales The Poll• tor aid l.lecUo" •UJ " Counc-Il ,-, lha Vlll&l• of lrracmR, All teachers of grades nursery . hlo. pUTI~ on t.be 41b d " of June, Five Points. lD-31~30 open at 8:30 o'elcok A., M. and r.. Mgr. WY 2-9932 FREE LOAN of our efficient and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone WI 9-3913 maln ope uaUJ e:ao o clod P . M.. 9&6, th -~>r• will be -IUbmltted to a through 6th are urged to be WY z..22&l 4 21 Uc Ealtuo staadard Time rrf eaJd day . "'ote of the ptopla of ••ld Vllll,.-a at present at Carpet Shampooers with the meeting which I 1955 NASH Rambler motor, $35. By order or the ISoal"' of Elecuo a General Election to be held ID the RACINE, 0. 'lli'UMUBILE IMnranee been purchase of Blue Lustre . IO lo ot Melli Count,.ilt Ohio. VWare ' ' s,racu•e, Ohio, •I Ute will be beld In the basement _ 3 2 2516 29 WY Smntet G. W , Chairman ' re~t~lar plact of l'otinl therein, oe eanceUed':' r_.ost yoW' opera· Shampoo. Baker Furniture, APPLES, Burdette Fruit Dorotb)l Johnlton. Clerk Tuuday, the trd dl)' ot N11vemher, classrooms. I Dded October 8. 111M. 19e4, tha quut\au of ln)'IDJ, In ex· IGt'l Uc.-! CaD WV :1-2966 Middleport. 10 27 6tc Farm. Phone Wy 2-6970. UDl JO, 17, 14, :U. 4tc cea1 of the tea mJII llmitlllon. fOr ·1953 FORD, 6 cyl., 2 door, llitfc P omeroy, Obio, Rt. I. lb.l benent of 8yraw•• Vlllata for t.:Sf:O workpants. Shirts, COY· NOTIU OF ILICTION ON TAX Ute purpoM of Street I.Jtbtl. 10 :ll 25tp cheap. Call WY 2-2310. LIVY JN IXCIII OP THI TIN Said t.a:1 btlnl: a r11newal of aa eralls. and jackets. Carl Chev· 10 21 etc MIL.L LIMITATION Help Wanted e&lttina ta1f Of Three m.llll to rua NOTICE It hereby 11ven Ul.at Ia ror P'tfl )'e&rt at a rat~~ not •~d· ailfr, Long Bottom. Ohio. . 1 lnl 3.0 llll.llll for 8ach one d11Uar of WANTED MiddiPagPd per,.nn 10 15 30tp 1 Male Help W1nted 1954 BUICK ,entury. Excellent E!!,~~e,e T~~~~,:e:f ~~~~ To::;: nluatlon, Vr111c:b amoung to Tbl.rt7 running condition. Priced thtp, Mell• County. Ohio. pallid OP Centl tar otcb one bundNC~ dollan Must bt able- to live in. In· p·""E:::.R::F"'E".c="f~IO::N~O~!I~ heater wltb I ---&he lOth dar of luly, 11164. there wW ol valuation. tor Flvt Yftl'l. right. Hackett's Sohto Serv- be •ubmttt.r:d Lo • vote of th1 people Tbe flolll ror qld I:IG(!UOD wW be quire, Ohio Hotel . \-1idd lf'pnn drum• and fittings, Davto. · EXPERIENCED MAN to work }(' 22 tfc of nld TGwntb.lp at a Oeaeral llec· open at 1:30 a"doek A. M. and reIce• 10·24~7tc tlon to be held Ill th• Townahlp of malo open untO 1:30 o•c:Joell P. M. e!o:.>rtrk- scales, 30 lb. capac- on la.rge beef cattle farm. Cbest.er, Melli County, Ohio, at U.. Kut.em Blaftdard Tim• of .. 14 dQ", ---~~O~O~K~tN~G~F~O~R~Sf·cuRe ily. JU ft meal case, 1955 Must have experience In op-ne Rambler repltr plaeea of votiD• therela,._,~_!' By order of lha Boa~ . of ltlactlou, TUeada)'. the 3rd diJ of N'ovemlll!l' , or Mel11 Ceuraty, Ohio. 108, Merrury. body and chassis erating farm equipment. Good World BtaDdard ol Compact 1M41, tht que1t1on uf levriDJ, In e~r · Emm•tt G. Will, Chlllrmtn eeu of the ten mUl IIJJIIU.tion k ·t' tbe DoNUt, M. Jottnaton, Clerk It's~ motor and transmisSion. modem house furnish-N. Good 1Ta1,. to, U 8 C11'11 ,..,...,..., . . . . . Elcelleaee benefit of Chttter Townlhip Board Dat.d Oc!tobf!r a, 11184. complere course in radio and pay and ex:cellent opportun- ... ear room rldt aDd per- of Tru•tee• for tha pw-po.a or nte n~• 10, lT, .1M. :Jl. 4to 1 .. ..W l1d an,o ln~•~ur •m" ''''""' ... _.. • ProlectiCJn. NOTICI OP AlLICTION ON TAX telovlS>on wilh all equipment lty lor quallflfed man. Write fonDanee. Small Clllr eCODQm_r Said tu belnl:: u addltloaat UVY IN lllCIU 0111 THI ftN t11 of \1 m.IJI to run lor r1"' yean Chorles l.alkin., Long Bot· BOll 668-B, Care of The , MII.L UMI1ATION aad m•na~~:erablllly at a rata not e~rceedln• " llllll ror NOTICE ll bereb7 II'ND that Ia s.e each OM dollar of valuaUon, •hlch tom, Oh1o. 10 7 tic D•IJy SenUnel, the amouata to Five Cenla for eac:b ona pur.u.tnf!e or • Retolutlon o1 ' 10 30 5tc MetropollbiD MotOn hundred doUara of nJu•ttoa. l11r llv!f BO&I"d Of EduHtlon or the Salllbul"J For Rent su •r;r ;lSIJ St' pli c tank'.' ClogL9ilal SellaoJ Plat:rlet, Mella CountJP E. MtiiD Street. Pomeroy ye~~~ p 11 na ror aai4 a.cttoa wiU be Ohio, Pillet! on the 281h daJ Of HOUSE, FOR RENT. 16:•. 1 Lin- ged drains? Get Klean-F.m-AII o -· opeCJ 11 8:30 o'olocll A. It and ..., Auruat, 1914. then will b• rubmJtkod PboDl W ~1 • main optn unttl 8:30 o'clock P M., to • vote 11'1 the p'eopla Of l&ld lllclltooJ coln Helghl s, 1 room s and Se-p lic ~ank Cleane-r at Land· ____L _I_v_e_s_t_o_ck _ ______ 4 ZZ tfc Eattem Standard Time of Aid day. Pllll:rlc:t at a General l:leetlon to be . . P. ..,. .. ocrau, who ortctnallY boucht bour o/. air llme 111 NBCTV lor .lll!a Monday, election """• have now reduced their purciwe to balf the time, and the RepubllC8111 have picked up lbe other half...The Democrau ao 011 at 10 p.m. EST, aod tbe tmee Republlcllll at 10:30 p.m. EST Television Revue 1 - - .... -- I Itj' .......... Pomerov Motor Co. @ QOOII •I Sh 2-42 1 U•• ToI =0 t, 1. , I J. J. DAVIS, M.D. 1954 FORD ! I 1 1 REES FLORAL I I m •• Let Us Install Your FLOOR COVERING "' ABC-TY, according to sen, came cl01e to grabb!Dg Friday too, with "'''be Addaml l"amily" pulling "The Jl'arme<'a "ValeiiUne'o Day" O'Clock Htgb" •Wpptng tn. - JAI.A :111.,.·x ltO.I'ulo Ja.Door l'Oitoy liL lm· ....... .... ,., Makel ltO.IDQuiN 28. 8Ub- morpd 28. pet!onal ao. KDidy BLI'olm!lll u. Corro<lee II.Perabed :!· - llti. Aatl- IO.Beb&.... klllan'• !do!lmame 811. Rul!l!lsh II.Jna:JfarU 17.Neptlft roply <;ASOLIN!' Alllrf 88.Employ .., """""""' rnark I· arm Bureau. 1-- . __ ___ I . _J,. AXYDLBAAX8 LONGFELLOW One letter limply otands for IIDDtber, In thiJI IIILI!lple A ts wood tor tbe three L's, X for the two 0'., etc. Single JeU4n, apoa. trophJM, tht length M.d formation ot the wordl are all hlnta, lladl dq Uae code letters an dltl'enmt. lo <jt, ' OR C: JK CJK CYXTKBB Yoofftoola:J'o Cryploquoteo *'UB'l'9 & pm. 10·1 1-tfr 10·31·30tc · NICE Herelord bull for sale, -- Bl 0 ~ u · 1 . ' registered, C. B. Shahan, .677 Lmroln Heights, 2 bed· ;;. 12 ' sp;~e piano, WI 9-1' Portland, Ohio. I0-31-3tp room bouse, with hardwood · wee ays, 9-4 p.m., Sat. _ _ ____ floors bath basement and Sun. WI 9-3228. 10-31-6tc I LARGE mare pony, broke lo f~rnace. Built-in c~binets .ONE -COAL warm morning I work."~- stud pony, 2 ponY In kitchen. Driveway and mce heating stove 207 Beech St colts. "'"' John Chaney, Mmyard. Call Tracy Whaley, WY Middi•port. . tO 30 ab; ersvllle, Ohio. Five Pomts. 2-W. 10 23 !Otc IIJ.31-3tc ELECTROLUX I ROOM downstairs apartment with shower. 129 Butternut Ave .. : HOUSE. 5 rooms and bath, 311 Wetzgall St. Phon• Y1Y 2-53.'1J. 10 30 &tp &•• beld In tb!l lalllbUI")' Local Sehoul By ordtr or the Baanl o1 l!:leetloa., Dlltrll¢. lleltrl County. Ohl11. at. t.be ObJo, r&flllar plata of .-atlo:l: thefti.D., on 1964 SIMCA • door sedan, new J:mmett G. WUL Cbalrmi..D TIIMIIQ. ~ lrot du of No.-amber. Dorotb"J M. JotlnttoD, Clerk tiHM. the quutlota or te'1"71DI Ia exwhite walls, snow heads, October s, tMt. ee!!l M the ten mw llmttatioa, for fully equipped. Phone WY 2-- no' u•. n . ao~, :n. ••• the benefit of tba Salt.bur, Lo<!a\ 1 School Dtltrlct for th• purpa11 of 6247 a1ter 6 p. m. L•OAL NDTI~I Curi'C'nt hptnlea. 10 18 12t HotiH Ia bareb)- ctven tbat on Said lax belna: • rmaewal ar aa Friday. November ltb, 1814, at ln:oo nt11t.1na tu of two m.lllt to n~n ror A M we will olflr for 11la at pub- riY• at 1 rate not fteeedt.nJ He aUctton to th• btrhest bk1der tor 1.0 mUla tor ' aacll one de>lil'l or u1. rub In band 1t Reith Ooblt P'ord ••tton, wbleb «PPCJuntt ta 'l'wen" :-:= •Iae., 411 s. 'nllrd Ave,, M.td,Ueport, Centa for eaeh oea lnuutrtld dollare U. I. CIVIL IERVICI TIITSI ohio. tb• hUowlnt d-.ertbed. cu to of vtluaUoD. fOr Fhe Yean. wlt1 The PoU1 for Aid CJ•ctlon wW be 1 1- tlillf. ford., t PHHD•er CountrJ opea at 8::10 o'clock A., M. •nil rema.tn ' Mleto ftiDaiL 11-Gl ~ ~ II &qUire Statloa Wqon. .. rid · •.m· open unlll 81:11'1 o'cii!Cik P. Ill . l:aatun 11111.~ 1 ..U ....,.raton thllllq IIDtl\ 1.ppotn 1 ' rttAttuRdJo -.1 l•hf ber •tnoz 13M46. fitfldtrd Time ol ..td daJ, ...... kJoaf'lftll!ol ,,• • •., .......... The undeniiDed HHnll tile rilbt By order of tbt Board of Eleet.kmt:, et Melli Couat,, Ohll'l. .-ry FRitl lftfn.,..tl•a o. Jol'll. tt Bld, ••111"11!'11 ~- ·~ .. m..nta w ...,. rut\"' Jteith Qoble For4 Jno. Emmett G. Will, Chllrmaa ....... , ... ..,. 11111'1,•• antt pnnl llld.d.Htport/n Oltlo. DorotbJ M. Joht~tton. Clerk u it, :so, at. ate Dated October 1, tiM (Af~Hin ' - " ' • . . . ..._ 'l'be o.u, ,...uaw. -,---'-·c,;,~ QO) 10. 11.... 11, "" BVEN --::--:::::::-::: -=== lnstrudions :Y...,. ~AUW MONDAY THRU FRIDAY "She'• eo 111ature for her ~ Jult listen to her drive!" 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Agr. Ext.-Tues. Swap Shop l'llty'1 Country Hyronl Noon Report Goeaster's Guest Slar-Frl Larry Anderson Show ~ : 00 Jim Meea Show 4: 1li Blaettnar Auto Show <Thurs.) 4:30 Local Newe 5:00 Jim Meea Sbow 6:00 Simon's Market • New1 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Of! September IT NEAAS SttE15 FINALLY 60TTCN "nfAT PK!APFUl. li:U~tt Pll7 erACK :N BIJ~Pc:5 T! ) • r·. \ ·' ·, I ! l!lr HAROLD GRAY : 1 LET THE MOe GET HIM \l't OEBT lo THEM t="OQ I-IALF=' A MILUON I 1'Hei TELL HIM HE CAN SQUARE' lT 6Y TURI'UM~ CJIVER THt" MANS1<Xi 1'0 TI-IE.M F='OR WHATEVER Tl-IEV WANT TO US!i IT FORI NOTHING·COME; OVER TO MY HO\JSE IT'S AL.I.. OURS·-·AS I.--.,..,-rr\ FAR UP AS YOU CAN SEE ...... 1 PQ()-tiSE TO CUT HIM IM ON A THAT'L L PAY' 0~1= M11.1.lO!'iS IN A jt DU' .l· WITTED ! 1!lQ8_¥, HOW FO~ l!!BI ONE l ' lv RAEBURN VANI!IUREN ' I' l :! -l '·' ~ THE tOTE_ WINNIE GOE!J A~OU!' HC'? Pt.IT!ES AS ·---·-,~ j riI I B• IIRANNEW IJS/JAL AW-'I'HAT'S Middleport 1 Br GEORGE WONDEII -. Ingels Furniture • NO IN 'l'l-IE ARC.TIC AREA, A SAI..VAG.E OPERATION BfejiNS 5:45 Sign Olf October SATURDAY 8:00 Sign On - News 6:tlli Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Sbow 8:00 Pomeroy HI Football 9:30 Middleport Hl FootbaO 11,00 Top Ten Show «Dairy Vall•yl 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) LITTLE ORli'HAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12 :15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) AH. ME I SO 'TH<IT'§ ITf 8:45 Sign Olf September PooR CWR!CI STILl Uil QTUPID A9 HE VJA'O 5:45 Sign Off October A~ A Clo!ILD I SUNDAYS 7,00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Sllowcase 8:00 Frencli Cll]' Baptist 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance <Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abela 10:05 Sundll)' Chapel 10:33 W851tlngton Reports tile "eopie 11:00 Sunday Sllow 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Christians Houl' 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew P•rsons 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:00 Sunday Cbapet 3:33 Country Hymn limen (Dan Hayman) U3 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Layman's Bour 8:80 Sundown Serenade 8:45 Sign 'lff September 6:45 SliD Of! October TERRY . Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, fioor tile, you name ' 81o <::HI:STEK GOULD WMPO Radio ~, ·.~ ~ 0 ... JUq •tMww lndlcatt. 1liC. NOW YOU CAN HAVE IIAUTIP'UL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COSTI It, we supply the covering and i111taU tt.e complete lob at low cost. And Easy Terma are available. CaU u.s! . GK WHEN ONID l-OVlC8 om! WHAT ONE Jl08T • ot Met11 coonty, Dated GARD YX Q BRCU KB.-A YPPR Q. BY . - - - - - - - - -· ---:- - we dueoome comp'ny! DAILY CBl'PTOQUOTE- Here•a how to werk lt1 .. JUNO wa~ a~ror ... Oath . Phon·P Wy-2·3575 rlt'ler h 89. Sudden rush ofwlowl pIA Nos BLAETTNAR'S mtnutas toniihl 011 11tar1tnf at li:IS p.m. !ST. ·- - 1 NOTICE I -~- CROSSWORD I I RADIATOR SERVICE -- J«)U.YWOOD tliP!)-ID b1s hand ean ouJy be played •lent book, "Searne•• Com- 1 nigbt," -.. -flete Gulde lo Gambllns." John 1 otJer lll1a otoey, with no 1 A I LY ~~ wbo hat appeared OD charge tor research, to "CBS .,.,811 lfl1C-TV'1 Jack Paar lhnw, Report&," which Ia preparing a I. leU. lll1a famoua poker •tory, study of television ratings, lbe ' oolloq. whlcb wa• printed u lar back aystem known !ODdly a• "the DOW!f u 1898: only ~~ in town." 'nle first. ,.......... LA,..,.... . A card llharper entered a major ratings bave recenUy ._ I..SarM"' Butta, Moot., saloon, bought been rel<ased, and though ' 10. ~ar a. Sack "- Clt)'lnllll Into a game and dealt himself everyone knows therl have u. A J>OD4 lour aces. He was called, been many pre1!mpllo01 lor podweillr .. A lt&lllDII 1pread his band and reacbed Utica! broadcasts and news spe- U . .U.O call: .Utat. T. 'l'bo DOttt • lor the pot. "Not so fast, Soli- clals, the statlaltcs have regis- 13· : : ; " ' .. PlllfT ny," said an old prospector, tered with the Impact ol a iol- 111. Cbarpd laying down three elubs and Iapalooza because o1 the sup. porii<:Je 21.A_. .pllclng two diamonds. "In this town a posed indications, some ol liLt.._~ tool lollapaloo•a beats any other which follow : 17- ......, 22. A.cc811t. poker hand. And that'o what Monday night, which used to on"""' U.PutI've got - three cluba and two be dominated by CBS-TV with 1& 1I<Wflll poot:diamonds.M Its Lucll1e Ball-Andy Griffi litThe sharp next dealt himself Danny Thomas parlay, now hal SIO. ::;:-_ a Jollapalooza and gave I be been taken over by ABC-TV, al>lr. four acea. Called say the Nielsen ratings. The IL Verb'""" rospector P 22.1Uver Ia again, he said, "I've got the ABC-TV lineup is "Voyage to Iollapalooza," but the prospee- the Bottom of the Sea," "Nol 1 8 . A ·tor, raking In the pot, said: Time For Sergeants," "Wendy "Sorry, pardner. You abould and Me," the Bing Crosby sbow M.~ o,sk the rules before you deal and 'Ben casey." :: yourselt iD. Tho lollapal.ooza -- I ;============.1 ·..- Tile CWIPM ..,.. 11H VBD- •• •Tnt our ._ D':J~~~~ 6U~RD WHt'~SiiE5110LU/'ITAR!LY' i/T1105T SECUI<ITY MEASUR'I:S :~ �. .. . . ~ . . ~ - ... . ... ... ~ · Ha11oween Mrs. R'IChords Large Attendonce EnJOYS Party at pomeroy E/ementary $ch00I Is presl'den f The annual Halloween party Grade , Mrs . Reinhart, tllaeh- Of Auxiliary • e ttmg Albert Roulh. IlllllaiiOII ceremonies for two soeh AnnitJer•ary CelebNJted on 21st new members were conducted 1bo and Mrs. virginia DeLegal. 'lbeced ce~~~.·~ ~ir Ro~ an!~' nen meeting was annou.Mrn sary with their children, Mr 1 of the Pomeroy Elementary/ er, Bernessa Hood, Vicky Cast~' for Nov. 10. Hostesses, . d M Paul Thomas .Mr Corr.mitlees were named fori Mr. and Mrs. Franklin . Rizer , • School was held Thursday eve- , Michael Braun and Kenny Ho - New officers were electe<~ l Harper Mrs L.C. Thomas, Mrs. an ra. R nd Mill ' ani a fall fest!v.l to be held No· , \lr. and Mrs . Davtd Dav1s, Mr . lo Middleport nmg at the school w1th a large man: M1ss Re1be\, te.ocher, Deb- wben the auxiUary of Paul Gome~ and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. aymo er vember 20 at a rerent me<'ling 1and \Irs Herber! Dixon and Mrs . Charles Elliott of Co- attendance . l bte Ph1lhps, Mtke Nesselroad, Manley Post No . 213, Hampton served refreshment• at ~~en~u~=y. a~arl~ of the Executive and Ways and ' Mr . tmd :ll rs. Fred Clark , sweet lumbus is the guest of Mr. and Joseph Struble served as mas· Jeff Ohlmger and Chiclta Case. can Legion, met recently at the close of the meeting. Thomas, Oetober Sl, lD Col \lean< comm1ltee ul the Sa ils- I shop . and Mr. and Mrs. Phtl Mrs . Che ster Erwin. · ter of ceremonies and judges Third Grade, Mrs. Young, Mount Moriah BapUsl urn bus. burv PTA at the school. Ohlinger, Mr . and Mrs R o y l Ifur costumes were Mrs . Janet teacher, Peggy O'Brien, Cher- In Middleport. On the ENROLLS AT CBU Royal Thomas and Ural COOJ Named on c·ommlt tees were Smtih and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Darb~ of Korn Mrs . Louise Rosenbaum ie Reuter , Jennifer Spears and lng committee, were Mlss Carolyn Sue Price, dau- er were united In marriage ot Mr and .\Irs. Hwharu Young. ward Kennedy . book stall . !Col umbus are gu•sts of t e~r, Mrs' Mar . Anderson and Eric Joe Rosenbaum ; Mrs. Gibbs Campbetl Harper, Mra. ghter of Mrs . Grace Price, of October 24, 1914, al Pomei'OJ Mr . and \tr' H<>mer llvsell. \I embers of the PTA are ask. mere , Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence H t ) 1 teacher Karen Baity Morton man Buder, and Mra. Lone Bottom, has completed by the late Rev . c. w. Brady. Mr and Mrs . Horaee Abbott ed 1u c·••ntr ibote books for the Milhoan and oth..- relatives . ar · Barnes' Roger Hysell 'and Mark Bland. arrangements lo enter the Col- They have another grandaon 1 und \lr and \Ir s. &am \onkle . buok <tall and 10 contact Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Lee Davidson, Prizes of $1 each w>re a- Dillard'. Fourth grade, Mrs. Officers are Mrs. Arnold umbus Business univerSity. Jim Thomas, in service ltlo 111·e ''<'Ill ftsh punt: ~lr . and Harultl Bla•· ksto11 conce rruog do· Athens, visited briefly Friday warded for the prettiest, fun- 1Meadows teacher, Lisa McKen- chards, president) Mra. She is 8 se!llor at Eastern Uoned at Yumo , Arlzon•. \1" . Stel'e F.blin . \ lr anu \Irs n> t111ns lor <IIPet shop . . "th h t M niest most ong!nal and ughest ,·e Stev•• Jewell Donna Fran- L. Smith, first vice president; School and will enroll In the . z , \I even1ng WI oer parens , r . ' . ....... , Mrs All Ha ght T 51 1lowmg J ames Gil more . \lr . ancI rs ~----1 and Mrs . Emerson Jones . respec tively m the fo cis and Jeff Fields; Maxine . en mpton, Private Secretarial Course In , w!ndland and dau er , ere 1 F:nward lla ll ana \tr and M" •'1"~- '""""''""". ~ j 1 . grades . Kmderga~ten, Mrs. Wtl. Rickard , Rebecca Smith, Swve Mrs. Con Young, assistant secof next ear Diane, have moved to Route 4, Gerald Pllllins . tO ce11t f~< h Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mart- ey teacher mornmg and after· Warner and Jim Wiles. retary; Mrs . Arlena Jtme Y • West Orange Road, Delaware, p•· nd : \lr . anrl \Irs (;ail .: etta, attended the SEOA teach-, noon classes, Paula Eichinger treasurer ; Mrs. WIU MOVE TO DELAWARE Ohio. Mrs. Windland is lhl Buck . \lr. and \lrs . Dw1ght t 'i er's meeting in Ath•ns Friday . , and Kim Sebo, Jayne Smith Fifth grade , Mr . Roberts chaplain; Mrs. Shennan Mr. and Mil!;. Donald Eugene farmer June Pooler. i,.'i ~.hee will viSit with her par· , and Patty Warner, Debbie Har· rteacher, Lisa Ann Sebo, Susan [ sergeant-al-arms; Mrs. Loran and \tr. and ~l r< . Jam- 1 es Beerhs. chan res on rake . .· enls, Mr. and Mrs. Walter tenbach and Mary Ann Hoff- Soulsby, Caralynn Tracy and Luckadoo, historian; and \lr . and Mrs. Donald !.an· '· Crooks over the weekend . I man , Tammy Blake and Bee-f Darla Neutzling; Mrs. Spenc~r L.C. Thomas, color bearer. ning and Edward Harlel s. door In Pomt'l'OV . , ky Thomas; Special education, teacher, Resa Boothe, DaviS Mrs. Oscar Hardaway, out· prizes; llr . and \1rs Vinc·ent Hobert Pt~l\ms of Thurston Mrs . Guy Reynolds ~nd her Mrs . Lewis teac her, Carl Hend- Clark, Diane King, and Opal going president was in charge Broderick, R(' V. and Mrs Mt'n arnn·d Thursday for a visit motM~, Mr~ . Mmer~·a Chtlders. ricks, most original. !Berry . Sixth grade, Mr. Spen- of the installation service. A zel Smith. Mr. and Mrs Th nm· , "ith his grandparen ts , Mr. and . were 10 Rtpley Fnday to at. cer teacher, Bernadette Hennes.. report of the Fall as Bentz and \tr . and \1 r s. \tr.' Rollin Bearh>. i len! funeral semces for Mrs. Ftrst grade, Mrs. . Woodard •sy, Eugene Goodwin, Don An- of the Eighth District was Paul Simpson, country Slore: .llr. and Mrs. G. D. Cruescr ,Charles Ballrell, 88 years old. teacher, Jean Ash, Mtke Clark, derson and Mike Custer; Mrs. en by the delegate, Mrs. Mr. and Mr s. Ernt•<t Powell , uf Co lumbus spent the paot ' Mrs . Battrel\ was the SISler· Patty Heaton and G. E. Gwnth- Williams teacher, Morton Tit- man Buller. Mr and Mrs. F.dgar Abbot I weekend with IllS sisters . Miss , m·law of Mrs. Chtlders . They ler; Mrs . Kennedy teacher_. Lisa us, prettiest, Kathy Stone and Mrs. Con Young reported on and Mr. and Mrs. [Jale Pr~ddy, es .\ laud and Freda Grueser, also cal!ed at the Funeral Home Thomas, Ktm Jones, Angle St~ Peggy Story, most original aod lba tea which the local auxiliBE THRIFTYI dert game; \lr . and "trs . .lack Mmersvlile . Fnday evenmg. son and KeviD Siders. Secon Bob Werry, ugliest. ary had sponsored at the Con1 Curtis, Mr. and !\·lr~ .Ja me -:, \-lr . end l\-11-s . Morgan Grif- Atr~an Ftrst Class and Mrs. . terence. Letter11 of appreclaSAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Hess. Mr . and Mr< . 11"11\•:.m filh of Akron , Mr< . Lide M e· Ronme Jacobs and daughter, Do..- pnzes conlrlbuted by tion were read from the Eighth Radford and Mr . and \1r> L:. " Krugh!. Shawrwc and Mrs. Ed Crystal Letgh, of Hampton, va . the merchants were gtven d~- ~ District president, Mrs. Barton renee Eblin . ring toss. ' Hreen ,f New Lexington were I are guests of thm parents, Mr .l mg . the evemng. _Each chtld Hoi! and the >lisses and Mrs . Dole Jacubs recetvedd ·potato chtps and an p:~~.~:·~~~.:~=~~~~ .\lr . and "'Irs . c 1·urge Skinn er ' • IV<"rlnes·dav· glll·qs of M"l!"and Mr. k OS UXI ary S. Mr . and Mrs. Harrv Carleton , MRud and !i'fTda (;rm· :·a~r . ~ and Mrs. Henry 1 ~~on. orang-e rm . Mr. and Mrs . .Jam~s Walker , ' MISs Roberta Kraeute r. stuMr. and Mrs. Willtamh B./ Following the grand march, VIr . and \1rs. Gem.- Crrlburn . 1dent at Ohio Univer.;;ity. arriv- Thtlmas of Belmont, Ma~s . a~~ . . a carnival was held with games Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson , rd F'rrcl.1v evrni ng to srwnd the a rnved here to be with. h i Miss Cm\me Mae Roush , dau. of various kinds and food can· I I Mrs. Velma Dougl:J ss tmd :vtr. wet•kt>nd . WJih hrr rarf' nt s, Mr moth~r, ~rs . D.B . Hartmger !ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas dy and baked goods stands. and Mrs. Opha Oflull . food and Mr s Eldon Kraeuter and who IS bemg treated for "I Roush, and Pvl, Roger Manley, ~'rank Vaughan, president of stand; \Irs. Hov C:nwsr r ""d daoghter. l.eda \lae. broken h•p sustamed m a Iaii i son of Mr .. and Mrs. Lawrence the PTA, thanked all who conMrs . Raymond Cole. fortune !f\1_ at. her home. Mrs . Hart~nge.rr Manley, Mtddleport, were uml· ers· Mrs. Waller Bun ce, .la m· \ lr . ond Mrs. ,fohn R. Weeks ' 1s rn Me1gs General Hospllal. ed m marnage Sunday, October llribut.?d or helped In any way. es ·Wickline and Mr . and ~Irs. Hn d ,on Tom of Reynoldsburg I Mrs . Charles Sauer VISited 25 at the home of the bride- ; James Will. ~i cket s: F:ri(' Ha r1. arr:vrd ' Frida y eve n-ing for a :, recently in Colum.b~s with her groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. l Mrs. Orin Smith and Mio;s Ros<1 · werkend visit with the ir par·j daughter: Mrs. Wtlham Welker Manley. Jee Story . movi e. '"''· Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks ; and famtly. The Rev. Guy Sayre of Ra· r.eorge Wagner, h<:~!loou and \•l rs. Herman Scholl. Recent guests of Mr. and ·cme read the vows of the dou· man· Mr . t-tnd \lrs RohNI 11ur :vtrs. Ct 1;_r rlf's H. K:~rr Sr. was · Mrs. C.H. Jones were Mr. and · bie ring ceremony In the p~es--l delt~ and Mr. and ·""1rs. No r- a C allipoli.~ vis it or Thursday, j Mrs. Guy Burdette of Leon, ~· ence of relatives and frien~s DUE TO A SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF OPERATING man Weyersmiller. ball to": vtr. and Mrs. F.dward T. Bau. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ttll- of the couple. Those present tn· Mr. and Mrs. Haro ld Black"nn: er and doughi er , Polly Ann of is and sons, Bobby ant Btlly eluded Mrs. Harry Kauff, Mary Ten members of Grace FUNDS FROM TAXES AND OTHER SOURCES, THE Mr. and Mr s. Gt>orge Hrnlh er ~ . \-1arinn ar rived today for a of Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. VanCooney, Jo Ann Conkle, copa.l church attended a Mr . and Mrs. Harry John son. wec·kpnd viS it with her par· ! Mrs . Tom Bells ~~ Columbus Mrs. Raymond Manley and dau. ing of the vestry of the church· CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT ARE ASKED TO APPROVE ,_iiiii...,.=====-.-.-.. renrs. \lr . ; md NJr~. Charles R. visited this week WJth her bro- ghter, Cathy, Mrs. Rosemary es and church women of t h : '"'" Sr . ther and sister-in-law, Mr . and Hysell and daughters, Brenda, ! Diocese Wednesday evening A 2 MILL LEVY WHICH WILL: SPECIALIZED HELP~- , Mrs. Stt.'l e r"i sl'her returned , ~lro. Harry Kauff. Mr. Kaulf Penni and Sherri, Mr. and Mrs. 1the St. Paul's Episcopai cnurch FOR THOSE MOST home Tbu r<ci:tv evening, after • is recuperating from recent sur- Eddie Manley, David ond Mi· in Chillicothe. SEVERElY DEAFENED . · _. ' a visit 111 ('lm·larid with Mr . : gery . chael, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (1) Be use Only for the utilitY expenses uf the village, such as Street ""d ~Ir s. Wilbur Frer ker. Mr . ! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McE\- King and children, Nancy, Ka· Reports on the . general . Lighting Expenses, Fire Hydrant Rentals, Village Building Heat, =~!! n........~J "~· god :VIrs. Art hur Hoguf:' and \1r. ! hinney, Mrs. E:va :Struble and thy and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. vention recen.tly m St. Lams, Committees are Named for Festival •b S h N h At SaIIS ury c ool on ov. 20t / ersona • • • on I High \ 1 G , •• eftJng persona /. . • 'I Make Elberlelcls In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center ••• Roush-Man/ey Vows Exchanged Elberfelds In Pomeroy October 25th CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT. FOR THE PROPOSED TWO MILL ! Arch-Deacon, Bishops, Speak In Chillicothe 1 •• 4iruoJem1C'ul 10 1ut' Pall., ~··n•H1Pt t"om~r-.~· Mitfffh•f'<'~r' flh to ano fbf' liAIIl<+ llmt>s \.JP..d iJ.mll!> ubtl! UTILITY LEVY OCTOIIR 1~ SMrWrFs --··t23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 i - 1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 .. - . . . . <.· · FR EE .,,,.,._,. ; and ~Irs. Lawren t'e Bk•ke and Mrs. E.O. Tewksbury were ln Edward Phillips and daughter, Mo., were gtven. family . Columbus this week to attend Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Ulwrence were the Rt. Rev, Roger Blan· funeral services for Mrs. Angie Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas chard, Bishop of the Diocese; Horn. Mrs. Horn was a sister Roush and children, Judy , the Venerable Davtd Thomberl y 3-4550 R~rthda.v Party i& of Mrs. George Tewksbury. Tommy, Sharon, Dollie, Johq- ry, Arch-Deacon of the DtoGwen ], }. }e!fPr8 Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Wood of ny, and Jeanie. cese; and the Rt. Rev. Shemll, 245 E. State St. Athens A birthday party honoring Sommerville, W. Va. are spend- Others attending were James Bishop of Brazil. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ .:immie Joe Jeffers on his fifth : ing the weekend with his mo- ' Blaker, Carolyn Gilkey, Mr. [ Speakmg to the women ol i' , birthday was grv en on Ocl. 27. ther, Mrs. E.M. Wood. and Mrs. John Motley, Roxie the church were. Mrs. R~ssell The HallnwP~n theme was car- ~ Oil'!r, Juanita McKinney, Jim Raney of Greenvi lle, preSJdent ried out throughout tile parly. • Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roach, of the women: Mrs. Fred Crow POMEilOY OHIO A hi t·thday rake wilh Hallo· i Mrs, Helen Kennedy, Rev. and Jr. of Grace EpiScopal church, wt·en cup !'okl's , ice cream 1 Mrs. Guy saure, Mrs . Dorothy Pomeroy; ond Mrs, Richard TONIGHT thru THURSDAY · and ktktl ·aid was served. Assist- : Bryan, Mr. Carl Manley and Ender 1m of St. Paul's church, Oct. 30-Nov . .S Jo>eph L. Mankewict' ing Mrs . .Jeffers were Mrs . ' Barbara Brumley, Chlllicolhe. Ph tllip R"d ford and Mrs Rob· M d L M Attendmg from Grace church "CLEOPATRA" ELZABETH TAYLOR Rl 1ert DaVIS At lending we;~ Mrs 1 r. tant ::.· ~~renceeddan- ~ were Rev. Richard Martin, Mr. CHARD BURTON. REX HAK 1 Ralph Neigh ler and Peggv Sue . ey en e~a 1 d WI .a w. hmg FHA Chapter Names and Mrs. Harry Moore, Mr. RISON, Pamela Brown. Geo I \1rs Phtllin R.adford and st.: . showferMr on dayMeventRng mMon- 1 and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mr. Cole, Hume Cronyn. Roddy · · · •· . or o . an rs. oger an- Merit Committees d p "ck Loch M McDowall, cesare uano\'a phani e \1rs Hobt-rt Davts and 1 G dl an Mrs. atr1 ary, rs. 1 d The No.1 of ALL TIME' l'ro : Tamm,ie Kav ' ·Irs Stacie Arn· ; eyf, hamest we.re pdaye f tan i The Racine FHA Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. J. 0 . duced bv Walter W::mg(' r .. . . . h I re res mens serve a e r . . . : Roed I d Theod Red J Winner of 4 Aradrmv Aw old and B:enl. Handy Mtc ae which the couple opened their I had its second meetmg of the e an ore e r. ards. Never before ha s u ' Warnf'r Km1 Grur.ser Mrs. Ed· 'ft Ischool year on October 20. The spertaete been rnore raretut r 1111 Stss~n and .Jane . B'renda and mThany gt 't·te d" g Mrs Award of Merit Committees ON GOLFING HOUDAY ly. lavishly. stunn•ngty pro T . h M Ch I H "f ose a n ID were . h t0 . Phil Collins and Uonel Boggs d11ced ! Overwhelmin ,!!! Loins erl As. · r~. .;; a~.es J amid Raymond Manley, Mrs. Rose- ' w:re c o~n so ast .tygive sa l' Super-Spertac\ e~ Magn, ion. BHnun anD ..an 1e do anh, mary Hysell, Mrs, Clarence c ~ptethr Ae opdpoofr uMru "t to Middleport, have been qC'f'ntr Sf'e ClPop:Jtra·~ ~n \I rs arry avis, gran mo 1 · K" N Ki Ro . Oiler cetve e war 'frl. enjoying a visit at Pine Crest trance into the city ot Rome ' · tng, ancy ng, xte ' Re Is 0f th 1 kJ I nd playng the five <grnotts Sust·e Vet"th, Vt'ola Edw••ds, por . . e a _es nnlf a f. li?.aheth Taylor. as Cleopa ' "' · t p· h 1" Ira : RPX F!arrison . ., .Jolin < , Halloween horns and suckers M G C 1 Mr Eloise cers Trammg Meettng go courses a tne urs Cesore; Richard Burfnn, as !cmd bnlloun s were given as fa- \s rsd. eoHrgel aKs o,neds, Mrs given by Linda Weav~r. Ll~~~~~ ;try~~C~i~ub~,~P~ine::h:ur~s~t,~N~.~C~.~.:J Mar k .~ nt onv. r · ny ~r. y, Man-· Johnson an.d Debb"1~ H"ll vor s. ~1any fme presents were : Don Roach•· enMrs.en Eddie 1 who 3 1 ~d~i~~~0 ~ :m$~: 00 ~~d rrceived. \l r<:: Nappf"r sent a ley, Mrs. L~wrence Hysell, Sr., attended thts meeting on ~ep- l Diles Radioear Co. MEIGS THEATRE Wedd'1ng Sh OWer Is Given for Roger Manleys ! (2) Release funds now belnll used for utilities, to be used for other village services which are presently beinll curtailed. (3) liiiiiii:i:ii::=======:::.: g:•f:;I..-.,....,...---...-.... _: ....,,_.... IJ! Mrs. Davi"d H ee.r• Edith Spen· !ember ,. lion wil124.be The on F.H.A. November 13 cer, Dorothy Bryan, Mrs. Thorn- be 1 . t 7"30 t th as Roush, Mrs. Elwood Phil- g nnmg a · a e 8 aau lips, Carol Phillips, Mrs. Odell ·sc"'"'h""oo""l.========;l Manley, Mary Kauff, Mary VanCooney, Mrs. Shirley Boyer, Mrs. George Batey and son, ~orge, Mrs. Lucy Roush, Mrs. FOR All OCCASIONS Betty VanMeter, Mrs.' Billie Smith, Carolyn Gilkey and Jo Wire llowers evoqwliere Ann Conkle. WY 2-20!19 Sending gifts were Mra . Les- l DA ~ or NfGliT ler Taylor, Mrs. Hennesy, Mrs . 1 James Faulkner, Mrs. Goldie Pomerov Flower ShoD Rice, M.rs . Emma Bland, Mrs. Mrs. MiUard Van 14eter Sadie Wolfe, Carl Manley, Miss WI GIVI TV &TAMPS Juanita McKinney. W. Matn PomerOJ we -- - 11.........~~~~ residential electric bills (75 cents ,treet to commercial users) to pi)' for ll&htlne. Fran Warren Runs into Soot of Trouble (4) Be effective for a period of 5 Years . (6) " Increa'' annual property taxes $2.00 per $1000 evaluation VOTE FOR THE··· X UTILITY LEVY j The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federal R-rve Sntom ~bor F-.loral Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Pd. Pol. Adf. MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM AN INDEPENDENT VOTER I AM AN INDEPENDENT VOTER WHY I CHOOSE TO VOTE REPUBLICAN IN 1964 HEllE IS THE llECOilD FROM 1900 TO 1964 30 YEARS OF DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION 34 YEARS OF REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION THREE Balanc-.1 Budgets TWENTY-TWO BalancH Budgets . $293 BILLION In cumulatln DEFICITS $14 BILLION In cumulatlva DEFICITS ltnponsible for 95.6% of the NATIONAL DEBT Responsible for 4.4% of the NATIONAL DEBT Average UNEMPLOYMENT 8.5"/o Avorago UNEMPLOYMENT 5.6% Tox R-.luction.,_ TWO TIK R-.luctlon.,_EIGHT Toxn RAISED TWO TIMES Taxes RAISED THIRTEEN TIMES MAJOR WARS FOUGHT-THREE MAJOR WARS FOUGHT-NONE WHY AM I AN IN DE PENDiiNT VOTER? .. ' -' 1. I lova my country above ANY polltlul party. MUST Bl PRESERVED. 4. I do not bellova In government under tha U. N. 5. I do not bellova In BIG GOVERNMENT that breath" down the necks of FREE MEN. Whlf do rou bellovo? You will vote your bellth In 1964 THE YEAR OJII DECISION! and ELECT Eleanor ROBSON • tanlOt!s· .... name BEFORE YOU VOTE--THINK# my Should I have also mantlon-.1 CAMBODIA, LAOS, VIETNAM. CUBA, oriel now PANAMA? The RACE RIOTS, tho BILLY SOL ESTES, the BOBBY BAKERS, the TAX CUT that, If you are lucky enough to tfte home $100 waekly IMY• will permit you to !kaep $2.00 extra for cigaret moneylnd tho DEFICIT this ye1r will be anly a few mort BILLIONS! And our boys being ahot down over RUSSIA. EAST GERMANY and CUBA, not to 111entlon tho onn killed In VIETNAM. Wo do profast, and wa do try to be o good nelghborl Wo give RUSSIA CREDIT so aha can bur our wheetl When she decides to ''b11ry us", we will help her dlgl (Republican) MEIGS-COUNTY RECORDER Pd. Pol. Adv. THE VOICE OF BROADWAY play the former when his papa partner, -and the Hollywood tal. BY DOROTHY K!LGALLEN is headlining at the latter. The ent scouts would do well to Broadway Bullelia Board . . . - brass figures it would be good train their bifocals on 111m opFran Warren, the smger who for business at both places, emng night in New York recently ran into a spot of trou- wlth all the droppmg in that Julie Anarews will get the bighie with the police, was sched· would be inevitable. gest show biz toast seen in many uied fof a Christma$ • time ap- ·--years at the Rainbow Room to(. pearan<.-e at the Americana in Yogi Berra aropped into the lowing the premiere of "T he !:Jan Juan, Puerto Rico. It Hawaii Kai with his wife, Car- Americanization of Emily." m.ght be a news story if reporL men, just a few nights after An impressive list of stars will ers checked on whether she was he'd been ousted as manager turn out to pay tribute to her, still booked there . . The Fed- of the New York Yankees, and aod the producer of •·Emily," The newspaper world, as television sees it, comes era! Employees News Digest he looked fine and seemed to Marly Ransohof!, got a spc'Cial to home screens weekly in "The Reporter," starring dated Del. 12, 1964, is a colfec· be in splendid spirits. In fact dispensation from Liz Taylor to Harry Guardino, right, as "Danny Taylor" in the lors' items. It rends, in part, he said, "My mind is cleare<d fly in from Paris (wher• he 's reporter's role. Gory Merrill plays "lou Sheldon," "Walter Jenkins, special as- now uoan wn•n . · rs1 broke in- been supervising "SandpiperH) . ·- -sistanl lo President . Johnson, to baseball 20 years ago" . . . to attend the soiree. The orches. hord-bitten city editor, in this stop-the pre>>es drama indicated White House nispoea- When actreos · Elker Sommer tra lor tbe evening will feature Friday evenings over ~BS.TV. -··..--~ sure over w..at was termed marries columnist Joe Hyams, the score fr0:m three musicals lack of sufficient in•estiga- the festivities will have a mili- "Mary Poppins " "Sound is a very pronteble venture. lion . of both clv~l service and tary . flavor, ~e · u_. S. Third of Music" and .:My Fair Lady," And Lubin thinks the show can presidentta!, appomUve type job lniiii!IFy DiviSion wtll seNt., Its the latter the flicker Julie missgo on indefinitely. applicants. . . . . Sbeila_ . Gor- Glee Club lo serenade the hap- ed out on after starring m tho As proof of his conJ.idence, he dOD MacRae, who are giVIng a py coilple with '.'Oh Promise stage version so successfully. By DICK II.LEINER eocktall party in honor of Joan Me" and otber suitable tunes. Remember Wanda Hendrix? is now htvlng a new horse train.. Hollywood Correspolldebl '!"here wore cries ot anHUISb She s going to have a fling at Crawford at the Lillie Club, ed. Ed, the original steed, is HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - Lo, will use closed-circw• te1evo- among the old Orson Welles reviving her acting career . nly scvE"n - just in his t>"ime aion lo liler~lly "screen" the f~ after it _was printed . that The cast of "Funny Girl" are Ule poor producer, Arthur Lu· - yel they are warming up anguesiL Th~y 11 stand In II> e be d been wtrung and di~ng almost nightly rlngsiders at the bin is his riame and he is an ob-. other li'Ok-alike in the bullpen ~ear watchmg the plcl~, and with .. Generaltislmo Fra~ciSco Bitler End 1o applaud song ject of pit:y lor a purely nonfi(or horsepen, probably) for I uif a crasber turns up, they II slg. Franeo in Spain. In the Utirtles, and dance man Danny Meehan, nancial reason. ture years. nal page boys by way of _Inter- Or~ was regar~ed as a red who Jed the Broadway smash Incidentally, if you want to He is lyped. And he says that com telephones lo the lll8UI en. bot liberal, and bilt chums from to make it 011 his own as "a sinfigure out bow Ed talks, cneck ' type-castmg proouccrs' and di- with the U. S, Patent Office. Lutrance. Racenl celebrltll Hshes lhe tera don't Uke to think ol gl• " . ln New York bave ~ plag· him _fraternizing with P ~k .•a Australian newspaperwo- rectors is just as widespread bin says that the device they . ued wlth hordes of wunvlted tat~· _,....,. '"" ""•c, man asked for a personal Inter. and just as annoying as type· use to mtke UJ:e horse talk is freeloaders, and the MacRae Lu~' .. .:. uvw a ~puts.Can ror view with a world _ t3mous casting actors. patented. (llmmlcll: may prove to be the Goldwater orgaru.za~ (Maybe actor on the set of a picture now Lubin ia u pc-east as a good LBJ '(lould like to jom It; he shooting in Engfatid and got perfect solutioo.. HOLLYWOOD CREATES Alan Ladd's widow Sue !larol, , drives pretty fast in a regular more of a personal Interview maa for uimal piclllrea and _Is ilalklng a deal wltll Betsy a11lomobtle.) . . • Portland Mu- than she expected. She's a lelevi&i<Jb sbows, 11 becaa wbea more fashion styles than does D!'Jke, the ex-Mr~. Cary .Grant. on· Ul-year-old daughter of Pam- . comely lass and she found her- be did lbe "Francis" movies Paris. The man who makes this It 001lcern1 Mrs, Ladd's video eta and James Mason, is now ' self allern~t.:ly writing note& - Francis was a tallliDC mUle statement is, of cou.r se 1 a Hoi· !ywood movie designer ..: Ray prod~tlon company, whlclt was_ trying for a career as a fash- and fighting off the amorous - for Universal, Aad it is cob' ' Willed to her by Alan , .. Allc- loD model. adva~ces of the star. When she llnlllDI now mat LiiOoo pcoduc- Aghayan - but he makes it with ~ l'urilom .C iark1. wbo lie<:ame Prediction: An UnUSJlal new finally escaped she had enougb eo aacl dlftcu &fie Mlrtter Ed such conviction that you ought •' for ~herllln~ aU those male dancing star will emerge material for a' three-part story telec•IIUII series. Mister Ed, to listen. "Paris," saya Aqbaya ... 1 '1 , !' ,!IJ~J'!!tS from ;,ber 11PC181ite bus- from the Broadway-bound mus- ror her newSpjlper and a three- aeeu you be reminded, Is a talk' )· boney. l'ario coplfls slyles that : . _II being romanced by leal, "B~ilur" - a bOy aanted port story for her lntillUita IDI lloru. bave ceneraUy beeb crealed I• PriDI:e Olnat HeS!OD •. . T h 1 Gus Trikonis, Peter Gennaro, friends, Revelation ot the "l'tl· like 1o get back into Ffarnqo and the Sanda hotels the show's choreographer, pick of lhe actor would cause : a maktng reatUres," Lubm says. olber placet, oucb os Hc•lywood. Paris luua't reofly set • In _Las. V~aa are, trying lo ~· ed bim from more tban 1,000 stampede ot students to sd\QOJa. '"I've. oil'ectea arouna 60 ·of style sla~ lbe New Luok." ranee tor Fra· Sinatra Jr. lo aspirants to be Cblta Rivera's of journillfsm, • .. • : them ·in !'Me. llut 8)1 I h e Meanwhile, Hollywood has set scr.~ts 1 &et are animal pte: quit!! a few AgbByan says that · lures. I'd u&e: to proouce anotnwomen ·atound the world copy . er televiSion Serres. · But aU· tne ma" 1!161, llarbara Stanwyct. wh11 tl\ey see the movie stars THURSDAY, NOV, ' scripts l get are· aboUt antSVNDAY, NOV. l , ·· wear. And he Utinks thai flollyCh81111el 13, "Captain Cblqli." mats. ...., wood's designers have more i"' Cbannellll, ''Daddy '0", 1~, 1~, John Payne, Cbahnel 8, ''A ye41'-· <1r so II&~, ,a pictt!l'e genuity- and creaUveness · !han DiciG' Coi!UtiO, ' • •· "Miltber Wore Tights,'' 11147, """!e up- at MGM mal t wan~ lletl)' Grabll. .. . : ';, · to:tl~.. Allll 1 trloo 10 ·get t h .e . tliel,r · Paris counterpart.s. NOV• .I li'MJA,Y, 1 '; • •• "Jalll"lea RI!D,\' Lubin Loves Animals, but .. _ 2. I try ALWAYS to vote for !helMet lnlornts of my country and my children. 3. I am a RIGHTEST. I believe In the CONSTITUTION under which our count· try has made tha GREATEST prograu of any country In tha WORLD. IT Vote For l You most certainly canl Openinq a la\Oo [' inqs account for young folks •• , and knowing that ano!her new saver is on the road lo future ac:c:omplishments. , • that Ia one of our moat rewarding experiences. 1 Encourage your c:hlld. grandchild. lliece ~ w uephew to bcmk with ua. ,_j SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 thru SATURDAY, NOV. 7 Discontinue the present 25c per month Electric Bill Charge on z Jgcrnin / Etc. BEFORE YOU VOTE--THINK# Late Movies NoV. . Paid Political Advertisement-Sponsored by tha Meigs County Republican Executive Commltt", 1!~1!, ,.' , .. Follrod,' 110halrlilan • I ., '-.: ' '' ., .... 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