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'" WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presi· in the Sen Francisco business voters. d!'nt Johnson and Sen. Barry district and then back to Ari- Published polls have conalltM. Goldwater kept reaching for zona. He has a network televi- ently indicated that JobniGI votes today although pre-elec- sion appearance on CBS at was ahead by margins of IIHI lion surveys almost unanimous- 9:30 p.m.. EST. or more. If he should poll M· ly indicated a Johnson land- The GOP candidate and for- per cent of the vote in an elec. slide. mer Vice President Richard :.!. lion involving 70 million ballot~, Goldwater and Republican na- Nixon found a new campaign he would win with a pur•UtJ tiona! headquartPrs disputed the issue Sunrlay night in the sur- ; of 14 mition votes. the IPII!Il conclusions in those surveys prise Communist at!Bck that i ever received by a presidential 1 and insisted that the GOP nom· destroyed U.S. bombers at an i candidate. AMMAN, JORDAN-CROWN , inee could win Tuesdav 's presi- air base in South Viet Nam. I Kenneth O'Donnell, execlltl'l'* I dential election at least by a Goldwater suggested that the d. to f th t•- N · Prince Faisal was proclaimed 1rec r o e 0 emocra "' 1o \! 1et Cong attack m1ght have tiona! Committee, said Sund&J king of Saudi Arabia today, reWHOA BOB' - Eighty-one year old John E. Foreman takes time out for pipe of tobacco while his horse , 20 _ narrow margin . When the two candidates fin - been made beceuse the Comm u. th t J h ld "Ia placing his ailing brother King year-old ,;Bob" leans on the fulcrum pole of 99-year-old sorghum mill. . i h h · · · f h. d t· a o "nson f wou f th carry SO tale Saud, Mecca Radio announced. 11s t e1r e1ect10n eve torays to- mst ear IS e1ec1Ion an wan , th 1• night. thev will be in their to kee p .Johnson in the White : e aree 0 48 0 e 1 Faisal had acted as Saud's • home s tat~ s 1o awa 11 the ver- House. Republican National CbaiJo. prime minister on and off for I ]~· I diet of 70 million vtoers who Nixon compared the Red at· man Dean Burch disagreed. He years. Today's announcement , ·•'',,' .. will elect a president , a new tuck to Pearl Harbor. He said Goldwater would carry 21 was not a surprise. l : Congress and thousa nd s of state charged that the Pentagon had or 29 states and poll 272 ~ 211 Las! March King Saud sign- '' and local officials. been warned two days before electoral votes. The WtnDer ed away all of his powers ex· Johnson was flying today the assault that the bases were needs 270. cept his actual title to Faisal, I , from Wa shington to his home exposed to attack. -----58, who became regent. Faisi state of Texas for speeches in Polls Favor Johnson al's accession to the throne is 1 the Houston area and at Austin In virtually all polls and expected to be a stabilizing facJohn E . Foreman . Portland, ; 1 before a final television appear. other surveys. Johnson has tor in the oil-rich but backward sells sorghum syrup. Tha t's not II ance at I 0 p.m. EST. on the been the indtcated winner over , kingdom of Saudi Arabia . news? Well , add, a few facts! NBC network . Goldwater. A notable exception 1 John is 81 , his wife , Eliza is 1 Schedules TV Appearance I was one assembled by Republi- 1 Trick • or-treating youngsters 69. For more than ·50 years 1 ' Goldwater was flying from can national headquarters and In at least three states were giv-! they have made their living ' of PhoPnlx, sa id to be based on a canva.•s en poisonous or harmful ] from farming operations with- 1 IIM'IIIl''" "'"'" ot hundreds of thousand ; ol "treats" on Halloween. I ~ out any state, local or federal Two Middleport Rt. 1 red· Police seized one dispenser of aid . No agricultural subsidy' No I ! dents were inj1Jred early Sunthe deadly handouts - a 47 , ~ 111 social security· day morning in a one-car eeCI· year-old Gre<:>nlawn, Long Is~ , . ..., "' The sorghum mill Jolm opcr- · den t on Rout!' 7 near the Shen· land, N. Y., mother and •I ~!I. ali "' '" I ales with his 20-year-old horse 1 ang Springs Nit!' Club. sought the source of poisonous j "Bob," is 99 years old. It was b'eats in two other cities. TAKES PRIDE- Elizae Foreman, 69, takes pride with made by W. F. Robertson and Hospitalized were Raymond Mrs. Helen Pfeil, a Long Is- husband in making their own way in this world without Co., at Beverly in Washington 1 Donald Priddy. 29, and Jennie , Priddy. 23 . Veterans Memorial land poliUcal and charity work- [ benefit of social security. subsidY payments. Here she county in 1865. er who told police she w~s an- strips cane for sorghum mill. ' The ForemaM4ia~ ·lived the , Bv United Press lnt!'rnational would vot~. , Hospital officials said todaJ noyed by. the Halloween cus· ) .. - - - .. -- - -- · ·--~~. . past 20 yt'fli'S on t11eir 50-acre , A rec()J'd 4.225,000 Ohio voters ; Clear skie~ ·and- temperatures the driver of the wrecked car. 1 tom, admitted puttmg together 1 farm In Leoonon Township. : I are expected to go to t:1e polls , in the so·s were predicted f01" ' Raymond Priddy, was _in g~ • • potentially dangerous bags of ' marketing thei r toma!OI'' . Tuesday to make their C'hOICe , election dav . whirh officially condrtlon and hiS Wife ISm fair treats for youngsters who rang • • corn. mangoes. and brans in 1 for prestdont a_nd vice president · st~rfs at fi : ~O a .m. when the cond1tlon. . , .. her doorbell SaturdTayw.o NEW . ' Pittsburgh. : and most importa nt state polls open and close< at 6 : ~0 The Meigs County Sheriff ·s L'l Believing. as Eli za Fnrrman Ioffices. p m. department said Mr. Pr i d d 'I NEW YORK expresses it, "liard work m•v Secretary of State Ted W. suffered lacerations of the head York detectives were expected , . er hurt anyone ,'' the e·Jterpri <· Brown. who made the predic- At stak~ in Ohio are 26 elec and nose and a fractured rib, to be on hand today for the ex- j SAIGON IVPI\ - Communist guerrilla~ using old ing !arm r nupiP work ilard. , WHO IS UNHAPPY? _ lion of the record, said that It toral votes for president. a six- llr:;. Priddy suffered contus· tradition hearing in Miami for .American-made mortar shells desdtroye!l ohr damatg('_d ~1 keep busv, and happv. ,"Not me ." says .J ohn F:. would not bP a record for per- year U.S. Se:1at.e term, 23 dis- sions of the ches t. two suspects in the great gem American B57 atom bombers Sun ay rn t e wors smg e · · Foreman . 81 , during a break ce nt ag~ of eligible voters going tri ct congressional seats and robbery at the American Mus· blnw to the Cnited States in three years of helpmg ftght They have four children . JoP. in a work day at Portland. to the roll s one at-large seat. 137 seat s in The Priddys wfre taken to eum of Natural History. 1the Vietnamese war. who lives on the farm: Ed in Brown sa id an estimated 71.3 the Ohio House. 18 seats in tho the hospital by the Pomeroy The detectives will be carry-: Four Amencans and two Vietnamese WPre killed. , G~ove City. Bertha Proffit. 208 per cent of all eligible voters IOhio Senate, four seats on the Emergency squad following the ·mg warran ts seek'mg th e re t urn ·TIIirty -one Amencans and f1ve wound Miller F Ave ., Columbus. atJIJOI1Je went to the polls in 1960. His state Supr!'me f'o urt and a raft i2 :40 a. 111. accident. ' . · dVietnamese f h werP 1 t · - A 1064 • s 22andd k1l_le a ew ours a er m a nne oreman. ' '· n pr·ediction for this year would of local and countv issues and ed . A fifth Amenc_an was Of Allen Dale Kuhn. 26. an d i " Sheriff's officers said PriddJ S C 1 b d Jack Roland (Murf the Surf) ISeparate morl.ilr raid seven miles away. t., o urn us, an se,en mean 70.9 of those over 21 offices . , apparently lost control of hit grandchildren ]fi ~been I The rmde_rs slipped aw. ay , ap., , Murphy. 27, Who have , car while driving at a high rate Th F I charged with interstate trans- I parently without suffermg an) e oremans a so OJWrate " of liPeed, hit a power pole locasualttPAn org~tmzed thase roadside stand . markel1ng their Futwr31 arrangem ent s are srt 1I · porta lion of stolen property va'· . · cated approximately 15 feet , for them by three mr-supported produce. melon s. beans, corn . tentativPI.r on Wednesda y afUed at more than $5•000. from the pavement, and theD Dt.eS tomatoes. mango<' s. sorg,hum . tt•rnoon for Maggie StoUI, for1 battalions ended at da":n today came back onto the highway. t AKRON - FIVE YOUTHS ' U.S. officers es~mated ~~a~ a~· ' ~~~ita~~ Rou Ie 124 • .SouII I of merly of Chester . who died SunI Priddy 's 1958 model car WU we ~e killed late Saturday in Ak- 1few as nine of t em cnu ave , - -- . day morning at her home near ' 1 Idemolished. He was cited to ron·s worst auto accident in . earned out the ratd. , (,!enn P. (Peter) Tolson ..61, · Veterans Memorial Hospilal . Portland. Oregon. She was pre-i Meigs County court on charge histor , a grinding head-(Jn cot- I . . n and Vietna- . Canton, died Saturday m T1m- ADMISSIONS SATI!RilAY - ceded in death by her husband, i It has come to the attention of the member!> of I he of reckless operation. Other . . y Both Amenca ' ken Mercy hospital tn Can- H B. d R · . D · · · ·1 IJ 'd I' Sl . 1"'6 d . p E U .t th t th . . I t hswn on the Akron Express- mese officers were critie<d of . , ope tr , acme . o1ts Dat _ av1 • . . out. tn "·' an 1s ameroy mergency ni a ere IS a rumor circu a - . arres:s over the weekend by . ions in what ( ton . Mr. Tolson owned , ey, Portldnd. survived h~· a dat1gh ter . Blan- ing in the Rutland -SaiE>m CE>nter an•a that they Will not · the Sheriff's Departmest were way . . secunty precaut · .. 1 a farm in Letart and rtsid-, DISCHARGES SATURDAY - che B<' lliH'tl , also ol ncar Port- answer calls there. Killed. were Dwight Hamson, was coming to be call ed a " ht· ,e d t he.re . In . t he summers. ' · • R McAfee. . ld T b ., 1 Willis Will Pomeroy· J 0 h n land . Add Pomeroy PI Sent eld · The Pomeroy . Un,·t is _here 1o Gordon OW21, of RL , 1h d . 19, Sprmgfle 3 0 wp., e nv- , tie Pearl Har or . 1 Mr . Tolson, an industrial arts y M' w ·v'· . T, ... The biJd\• \1,1·11 arrive hv pl:1ne It appears that some persons ,· serve the public and 1t will andAthens, G~ a Jl ch arl~ er of the oncoming car· Mahlon . . ' oung · eson · · ~ · u 1) Bryon ason r .,. in Hunt ing;lon w va ·ru('srtav of so_ ca lled "responsibility" answer any call at any lime, C b n.o ·pe· ra;_.,. ' th Thick Communist Territory 1 t~acher at T1mken H1gh School. Chalfant Trimble d Ak Craft 21 ron · an ree , . C . d · · · · · · · · . h. I h . h c·t o1urn us, on a - • 0 ' Sprmg '. 1.te ld' Twp you ths , The B57s were parked on the m anton. was marne to , ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Ray. night end be· taken . 10 Ashton Other · · · have been spreading . t 1s rum- . anyw h ere m t e area. . R 1 1zens d 11cense c harge. ElOISe Gulley 17 . W~lter Le~ ' air field at Bien Hoa. on!)· t2 the former Grace Crow. daugh-1mond Priddy, Middl eport; .!en- w Va ., to the home 01 her son- : or to try to undermme the Pom- 1oft e area (espec1a 11 Y ut 1an - 1 -----' F' k Rod mites north of Sa1gon m ~n ter of the late W. 0 . Crow. 1 nie Priddy Rutland· !\al l' Hood in -taw, .John Winkler. Arrang<•eroy Un it' s work. 1 , Salem Cent;rt are urged tore· Gulley, 20 an d ran gers, 1 · . . . . . . . ' · · b th d t d d car 1area th1ck With Commumst V1et Mr. Tolson Is survived by h1s1Pomeroy; Pauline Jeffers. Le- ment s are bv Rawlings.('oal s. We have been ''bucked" from mem er IS an o 1sregar 19 . The driver of the h.1 h At out of control Rus-'Cong. ,wife, a daughter of New York tart. W. Va .: Martha Henrv. Services are tentative for Wed several sources in the past and tany other stones. . ; ~0\:e~n 20 was in c~itical i U.S. officials refused to est!- City, a grandchild. and a bro-! Middleport: Raymond And er- nesday at the Bald chapel with it seems that the parties re-, Anyone wantmg the servtces :Ondition ln a'n Akron hospital. ! mate the damage in dollars. (ther .. in N~lsonville . Graveside >son, Pomeroy. burial in Bald Knobbs C11apel sonsibly for these lies will con- of the Pomeroy squad should Also injured were Jerry Craw- l The twin-jet B57s cost $1.25 m1l. services w11! be held at noon l DISCHARGES SUNDA \' - cf'metery . A daught 1•r . \11 rtle tinue to try to destroy the ef- call WY 2-3541 or WY 2-2427 ford, !8, Akron, a passenger in i iior. apiece. Sunday .. s1x B57s ' Tuesday at the Letart Ceme· •Gladys Brothers, Pome1;ny, I Wmkler. preceded her 10 death fectiveness of the Pomeroy , where there IS always some- . Hower's car, and Sandra Gut- were destroyed , e1ght t•Jok ~ tery . I Total No. Pahents - 22. two years ego. . squa_d, _a~sp~kesman said. -~-- , one on duty to answer cells. I ley, 18 and James Griffin, 19, ''maJor '' damage and seven · I , I . . I 1 Sorghum Mill Operated by I Meigs Couple i J I I Mrs. Priddy 'Just Fair' After Wreck ,,\t' * \'ole*l•S Expected oh·10 0 n Elect.10n Day 1' us vIet Nam Air power Tal{el.: Worst sl·ngle Blow M • StOUt n·If'S • west Glenn Tolson Of Canton pomeroy E•Runit• on Duty --- -- - ---- AfOUfl dClocI{. EverY'\'here 20 A . l d rastor p~n au s . .I Guy Stone, 86, Of Langsville Dies Sunday h B •t1 .l~.tg ts l were slightly damaged. i c~ S.-rvice Announct"d Guy (Cleveland) Stone, 18, tt In addition , four u.s. rescue ' For John Earlv Langsville. former Kanaw'* hel kopters and four AIH Sky. ( Funeral services for • John County, W. Va., resident, dlel raider bombers of the Vietna-1 Cl1arley Early, who died at Sunday at Veterans Memorial mese air force were damaged I "Our government, which has 1ply because my race differs nate brethren, which conclud· and evil.'' Warren, 0. will be held Wed- , Hospital after a month's tnJeS ill in varying degrees . U2 recon. at limes seemed littl~ more than from yours . You must lnok <JI ,,d with the expla nation. " Thai The Rev . Mr. Martin explain- nesday at 10 a. m. at th~ Ew- . n~s s. Mr . Stone was a retlrel . I u<l!;;s.<nce planes also are basa l a coalition of selfish interests. : me as au individual person like there may bt> equality .·• ed that it is even more import- •mg Chapel w1th bunal m the far.mer.. _ Lucetta Price, 83, a native of lat Bien Hoa. None was hit. ~ has begun ~ecently to behave ; yourself. and judge me on rny .. 111 spi te of the relaltvely ant to r~atize that those who Letart cemetery. Surv1vrng are his wife, ~lara; Dexter. died at the East Manor The 20-minute 1oo-shell bar- as though It possessed some own merits by standards you d t d d f th c· .1 obstruct human brotherhood are Mr. Early was a former res- . thre~ daughters, Reva Sll!IJIII, , of the U.S. VISion . . of the Kmgdom . mo es A..ema nh s o. . · Nursing home In Albany , 0 ., rage had put hall of God : would apply' to yoursell .· ·• R. ,e d lVI1 <J!ready m "Hell. ,. fearful of 1'dent of the L etart area and '1Charleston: Margaret Bdnn, 1 1 1 ' d sam~ concern lor the m . d.1- Th ' R s . Lt. w bl. en (Om o · those they se.ek to oppress, be- survivors . . Iude h'IS wt·r e, AI -' CoI urn bus, and Ang1• S•nSunday. in Viet Nam I an M M 1. 11 tl tg 1Ch me - .... . paref 1·et-bomber fleet . . . . , e ev. r. ar 111 . rus w ns 1an o Iga 1wns o 1ove ' . ·. F · d 11 th B 11 w v . tbr D h th Born In exter, s e was e out of c~mm 1 ss 1 on, Vl~ual soul, decl~red the Rev. [dramatized the provisions of and brotherhood ... continued the ref! of t~ue love .. lost m a gap-, 1ce. r1en s may ca at . e e e, . a.,. ee ~ daughter of the late G. W. and I Replacements were en route Richard. H. Marlin Sunday tol the 1964 Civil Rights Act as il H~v . Mr ... Martin. ''some people , mg lonelmess wh1ch would be funeral home from 5 unt1l 9 Ray. of Langsville; Samue~~ Mary Farley Folden, and wes , today. u.s. officers refused to , the congregation of Grace Ep1~-! applies to public accom moda- in respons ible positions, even, their e'.ernal lot, 1f they should ·p. m. Tuesday . charleston.' and Guy of EI PF 1 preceded In death by h_er hus- say where they would be sta- copal Church, of which be IS tions eatin establishments a- , callin themselves Christians. d1e in 11. , Iso. Texas, lour step childretl, band, Tom. She Is surv1ved by tioned 1mm1ster-m-charge. I ' t g d ' 1h gf ht th . bill 11 th • He closed w1th an appeal for ' AITENDS DINNER Frances GSZTett, Glouster; . I musemen s, an emp1oycrs l ave oug IS a e way, . d I bea S 1 0 f M'ddl t Sch 00 I •Ll d R nd W V La Smith 0I S 8 1 epor son, ':"rf:nce · an"F 1 " h (thou h not to clubs or sale and and continue to condemn it . mutual pity an or ran~, up · s l oy ~ aymo • . · .a.; .._... ford, Flor1da, and 11 daughter, or examp e, e went on, t f . ' " that we may all be numbered ! L. W. McComas attended the ge Richards, Pamtmlle, Ky. 1 1 Mrs. Winnie Jackson of ColumHURT IN FALL " it has_ enacted ~ ci'l'll rJghts lren a 0 pnva e prorer yl. 1 1 '' They would gain your sup- . with the saints, living and dead. dinner meeting of School M~st- ; and Nile Richards, Melbourne, bia, S. C., and five step-child, law which says, You may l He relatffi this to the recon- port. it they could," he warned. , now and forever ." , ers and School Women's Ciub Fla.; 12 grandchildren, · a114 re11. Dr. Kathryn D. Poindexter. ~urn me :whay from your hotel I ciling ministry of Jesus Christ, " If. by your words or a(tions The Rev. Mr. Martin camP in Athens Thursday evening. 1eight great ~children. D both of Springfield Twp. . LUCetta PriCe D• • Albany r I l.Vl D • 1 I j f Funeral services have been set lor Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Dexter Christian church with the Rev. Chester, Lemley offlclatlnc. and burial will be In Hug.s cemetery. Friends may esll at the RswUngs-Co11ts fuueraJ home any time. ., 88, 42 S. Third St., Middleport, was admitted to Holzer Hospital Sunday at 6:50 p. m. for treatment of ~brasions to her left elbow and contusions to her left hip. following a fall at the home of friends In Albany e11rier SundBy, c. I ecause ave no money, ,or and to the attitude of St. P"ul, you cooperate with those who . to hi s present post recently : your restaura?t because 1 m >who scorned all surh di stinc-1deny the equa lity of all meq be- from a position as assistant : BANKS TO CLOSE not wearing a ~le Iff that 1 ~ y~ur lions of race or condition, re- fore God ," he stal~d. "then , chaplain at the Valley Forge ] The Pomeroy National Bank ~oh~), or yot:e theater rf I~ ~ minding the Corinthians, •· ye l you are heapmg coa ls of fire ! Military Academy . Originally 1and the Farmers Bank and Sav_ru . ' ~r your employ'!!~~. 0 - are all one in Christ Jesus." on •,your own head, and will have , from Grand Rapids, Mich., hl' l ings Company will close at flee If ,1 m Without ablhty. I He also related thP act to I ~ \fearful accounting to give l is a graduatE> of Dartmouth CoL noon Tuesday so that employ"'But you may not tum mej St. Paul's directions to the Cor· when your turn comes to be lege and the Philadelphia 01-~ ees will have an opporhmlty to away from an;v of lheat aim- inthians to help their less lortu- 1wei&hed in the balance of good School. vote. v• ( ''( ,. ,.&_ s . - Funeral servtces wiU be ae Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the 0 . Funeral home in Rutlancl . , Re;v. Chester Lemley ina. Burial will be In Memorial Park. Frieadl call at the fUJiel'al home time before lei'VIcet. om v·· �-" ~I • • ' Crowns Hike Lea~, Br(: ~·.rn Passes ·:o,OOO M::rk;cBaJ timore Wins 7th .. By FRED DOWN lslon title of the National Foot- ~ Cardinal! are se<'Ond with a UU. oeason - and wound up UPI Sport& Writer ball Leagll'? to the Browns Surr 4-3-1 marie with 19 completio~~S in l3 tnes '' l 1t1le fmally regain!<~ day when be paned the Gl~mts It was 1 day on which Jim- for 285 yards. •n "~l e touch - but it waa l to a 3-4·17 up~t victory over my Brown gained 149 yards lo l -New AttendiiDCe Rtcord .• vt> l ·nd Arowns instead . the St. Louis Cardinals. raise his career total to 1 re- A crowd of 63,012 at Yankee 1. . N:· w York Cllant!l who That triumph, coupled with markable 10,135 yards but it Stadium - one of six capacaty 1 most . the Browns' 30-17 decisaon over 1was Tittle who did the most for . crowdt that enabled the NFL to -.:up~t>me irony of the the Pittsburgh Steel~rs . aent jthe- Browns by engineering the 1 set a new one-day altendance 1 1 d Tittle's most frus- Cleveland into a two-game lead Iupset of the Cardinals. He r-ecord of 371,333 - saw Tittle ·;,son. lhe New York lin the Eastern race . With six threw four Louchdown passes- throw two touchdown pi:!Sst'.'i to 1 ru ot 1963 virtually made a games left to play, the Browns twice as many as he had Ernie Wheelwright i:lnd one 1' uJ th ~ 1964 Eastern Divi.l hue a 6-l-1 record while the thrown in seven previous garnes 1each to Joe Morrison and Steve I ·- Thurlow . St. Loui• •tar Charlie Johnson . meanwhilt!, was held '<> 15-foc-29 and one touchdown Brown hammer~d away at tht: Pittsburgh line 23 times Lo bec •. 1nr the first 10.()(11}-yard rusher in pru football history but the payoff pl~ys for lht> Browns wert touchdown runs of seven and 13 yard ~ by E.rme G~en , a 25-yard pass by Frank Ryan to Clifton McNeil and field goal• of 36, :12 and 16 The B.altimore Colts continyards by Lou Groza . • ued their drwe toward tbeo Green 's seven-yard touchdown We-stern Divtsjon utle when run snapped a 10-10 be m the they walloped the San F'r·andsth1rd period and a 22-yard fiekl co Fc.-ty·Niners 37·7 to :iel s goAl b_v Gruza boosted the 1rlub rl!cord ol se-ven straight score to 20-10. Groza ·s third 1 victories . lbo?y hold 8 ll.lz-.e:~ me f1eld goal mlld"' it 23·!0 befol't ilt-ad over the Detroit Ltons. John Henry Johnson plunged who took over sole possession ( )!Je ya rd t.1r tlw Steelers' sec- ' ol second place with a 37-17 ond touchdo wn m thf.> fourth pe· v1ctry O\'f'r the Los Angeles nod Rams . 'Sidllo Don II!:ICIM Tilt Washington .fCedtkiM .... feated the Pbiladelpbil £11'21 -10, the Green Bay Padtl't downed the Minne.ota Vlklnp 42-13, and the Dallas Cowboyt beat the Chicago Bean U.W ill other games. Crowds were~.· 527 at Chi~ago, 52,064 at Deo troit, 60,213 at Baltimore,~ at Yiinn-esota, 60,671 at Philadelphia and 41,568 at Pittsburp. [)ills Grinding Way Toward First American League Grid Crown That new-fangled busine.ss of tlv owing the ball is just a passtng rancy to the Buffalo Bills, who art> grinding out an over!and route to their first American Football League championshtp · , BY THAT TV COMME.RCIAL National Foolball League By United Press International Eastern Division 'l'hroupout this c;ampaigu my opponent bas done Cleveland I There were some fine passing touchdown throws at San Dlego the game and went Into the fl. ff'<~ts m the other g:~.~es also where the Chargers beat the nal quarter trailing 10..7. But IJ.>n Dawson ftred sJx tpuch- Oakland Raiders 31-17 . Smith, who had scored the Bills' do . . . n passt·s to lead the Kansa s . first touchdown on a 37-yard run Ctty Chiefs to a 49-39 tnumph The New York .Jets mam- in the opening period, countered over the Denver Bronc·os and 1tamed thetr shm Eastern DIVl· ragain on a three-yard rush and each stde accounted for two 5100 Utle hopes Saturday mght then Gilchrist thrilled the home when they routed the Boston Pa-~ d '" •- h ~•e , · beh. h crow o1 'IV , 119 wu~:n e ... u-. ' floose for a OOyard TD jaunL sehool basketbaU prs,ee for Buffal_o had !rouble denting a 1 Pete Gogolak , the soccer-style schools whkh fielded ftJotbaU stern 0 1Jer defen se for most oi l kicker, then booted 1 17-yard I Same Old Faces Appearing at Top of Heap Grid Scores Saturday'& CoDege Score& ~· \ ~· p~~ ~1~ 205 ~~ 1 By United ";::1 lnteroattonal COLU~~~~";~Pf) ~::;.· ~=~·foo~bna~~r~:~.ls ·~~ ! Oh~ 1 In Ohio College. Football Conferences 4 3 1 .571 190 Hl~b·l ~~~t~ ::;;~, by,~ic~IT~~ouc + I-1 s s - ----~ :~~d goal to complete the •cor· 10 - ·' Harvard 34 Pennsylvania 0 gao practicing: early last • cores 1 - - - - -- - -4 4 (). .500 190 153 Penn St. 17 Maryland 9 By United Press International 19 win over determined Iowa . I verslty tuned up for !hree con- month and ran begin pia} any· By United Press International Dall as 3 4 1 .429 137 140 Notre Dame 40 Navy o Things just don't set>m to Iowa quartjrback Gary Snooki seculive MAC games with a vic- time after Monday. Wash. 3 5 0 .375 165 175 Yale 24 Dartmouth 15 change much in Ohio college was stopped just inches shorf of. tory over Independent foe Day- The bigger schools , 'hkh Clevt>l<l nd John Adams :m Pit tsburgh 3 S 0 .375 131 1891Syracuse 21 Pittsbur~l 6 football from year to year. the goal line on a last-second i ton, 24.(1 , and Marshall whipped have Football teams, will beCle\·eland East Tech 8 New York 2 51 .286131 196:Cornell 57 Columbia 20 Wittenberg has won the Ohio try for a two-point conversion [ Western Michigan, 16-7. gin the basketball season on Canton Lmcoln Hi Western Divhdon 1Prlnceton 14 Brown o Conference championship. It's that would have tied the game. Capital and Muskingum Friday, Nov. w. Canton c C. 14 4 29 Baltimore 7 1 0 .875 Tl 1 New Hampshire 0 Conn. ('/t the fourth straight time that Youngstown fell from th~ un- ; watched Wittenberg wrap up Tournament action hegins Glenwood 14 Mar!mgton 7 Delroit 5 2 l .714 150 122 j Muhlenberg 26 Upsala 12 has hap~ned. on Orrville 49 Tuslaw 12 1defeated ranks, losing to Cen- the Ohao Conference tllle and Feb. ~ and winds up Los Angeles 4 3 1 .571 188 185 Lebanon Valley 14 Dickinson 0 Ohio University and Bowling I tral Mtchtgan, 25-20, after five remained deadlocked m thetr , March 27 Y.lth the Cla!>s A and HanovN fon United 32 Cireen Bay 4 4 0 .500 184 145 1Amherst 14 Tuf1s 8 Green appear headed for a t straight victorie.o:~. batt!~ for second place Cap1tal AA basketball championship~ West Branch 12 Minneso~a 4 4 0 .500 189 201 Albright 40 Moravian 0 showdown to decide the Mid- I Kenl State finally won f' M1d- downed Marietta, 24-0, and the in Columbus. C!tovela nd Sout h 14 San Fran. 2 6 0 .250 135 212 Frnkin Mrshll 14 Hvrford t1 , American Conference title. It's American Conference game, de -l Muskies beat non-conferenct! foe Last season, Hayton Belmont Clevel<lnd Wt><;l 7 Sunday's Result& Mass. 28 Vermont 7 j the fifth straight season for · feating Toledo, 14-11. Ohio Uni- Waynesburg, 13·12. won the Class AA titlr end E:urlld 14 Shake r llt>ight s 12 Cleveland 30 Pittsburgh 17 Rhode Jsland 21 Springfield 15 that. - -- ~-~ If Kirtland 34 , Dresden .Jt> erson repealt'd as 17 New York 34 St. Louis Williams 48 Union 'J:T For Wlttenbe2-g, the conferClass A winner. Pymatuning Valley 28 Baltimore 37 San Francisco 7 Alfred 18 Susquehanna 16 ence race reached its highlight Cl"•eland University School 25 Washington 21 Philadelphia 10 Hamilton 23 Wesleyan 21 Saturday before a capacity Pittsburgh Shadys tdr. 12 17 Detroit 37 Los Angeles Clarion St. 13 Shippensburg 7 Dad's Day crowd at Springfield. Western Rese rv e Academy 30 1 Dallas 24 Chicago IO Gettysburg 21 Lafayette 3 The Tigers trounced Ohio WesAmerican Hockey League Detroit Cranbrook t Hofstra 12 American Inti. 0 leyan, 40-7, to clinch the crown By lJnited Press ln!Rrnational Aurora 36 Handolph o Green Bay 42 Misnesota 13 Sunday"s Game& St. La~rence 14 Rochester 7 and strengthen their . claim to By FRED MeMANB compl~!d 19 or 38 passes for Eastern Oivislon Cleve land Gil mvur Academy 45 Baltimore at Chicago Bowdom 13 Bates 6 the top spot in the Umted Press UPI Sport& Writer ian Acad~my single game com · W. L. T.Pts GF GA Beachwood 8 lteatiltf • eo.&.r • ~ Dallas at New York Hobart 8 Ursinus 7 International small r:ollege rat- i There's ~oing to be quite a , pletion record. The runaway be. Que_bec_ 10 1 o 20 47 21 Clevf'la nd HawkPn School 16 Detroit at Green .Bay lthaca .Col. 29 Bridgeport 7 ings. I controversy at the end of thellgan early in the second period Sprmg!Jeld 5 5 1 ll :;e 44 Maumee Valley 14 • Clolbes Dryi•~ • •~w Philadelphia at Los Angeles Mon1c1r St . 24 Deo 1 St . 8 Bow I'mg Green •s }o · b was college football season as to when Notre Dame recovered a Her9hey 5 6 0 10 3:1 :12 Cl t· vf'l;md Luth <;-nm West 26 ·. KeatHtg • 01sllwilsh1ng • Kelrll" Pittsburgh at St. Louis Cortlnd SL 17 E.Strdsbrg st. 14 made much more difficult by a , which team should rank No. I Staubach fumble on its own 26. Pro~JdPnce 3 7 o 6 lfl :m Clevf'land Lulher<~n E(J st San Francisco at Minnesota Wagner 7 C.W. Post 6 ta1ented and stubborn Miami ' in the nati on unless there is a A scr~n p<.~ss to halfback Nick Baltimore 1 7 I 3 16 29 To lt>cio Scort___l_!L _ eratioll • lnc.nerat•oo • (Jut.. Washington r..t Cleveland Co1ga 1e 41· Leh'"" 0 1 Western Oi\li~ ion Toled St rf 6 0 • n I&• e -even. 1 sudden change of events in the Eddy resulted in 74-yard tourh- ' · Buffalo 37 Delewar~ 0 The Falcons' Jim Violet pick-~1 remainina weeks. ; down and the Jrish were never W. L.T. Pts GF' (;4. T1J I\'dn Sl Fr(lnl"IS 22 *":N Llghttng . Ohl o 13 ed off an Ernie Kellermann No Jes~e. than six of the na- 1in trouble i:lgain. Huar te con- RocI1'"' s ter ti -t 0 12 .11 l!l 1' oIedo I~ .bb American FootbaU League Villanova 31 Xavu~r I PV 22 · 5 2 1 1 ~ :!2 27 Toi(•Uo Wu ife· ' :_ ,: By United Press Interna&ional Rutgers 9 Boston U. 0 pass wilh less than two minutes ! tion's top 10 teams have unde-' nected on two scoring passes to B~ff<~lo . COLUMBIA GAS Eastern Division Denison 27 Carnegie Tech. 7 to go to stop a Miami dnve and feated records and there's a Snow and the la!ler grabbed: ~Jttsburgh I 4 .l ~. l:l 23 ~ , '>ruf[do~Wnudward 0 OF OHIO, INC. w. L. T. Pet. PF PA Army 9 lowa St.. 7 assure BG a 2118 victor!. good chanc~ thai alt of them seve n tOtiSes m Ule game to Cleveland .z 4 2 b 24 29 T!Jlt>Uu Dev ilbi ss 40 1 Bufralo 8 0 0 1.000 25& 12.6 Holy Crass 36 Richmond 2.2 The wtn kept Bowling Green I will end the season wttli un· tie the Notre Dame smgle sei.l Sundays ~esuHs Toledo Bowsh<;>r 7 Boston 5 2 1 714 213 173 Wrcstr Ply ln. 34 Rnslr Ply 8 undef.tated and apparently set blemished marks. son receptwn record of 41. Buff;1lo 4 QuPhe: 3 New York 4 2 1 .557 175 131 Maine 42 Colby 7 up another Ohio-BG showdown This past weekend eight of Ohw State ltH:ll nartowly es-' Hershey 5 Prov1dentt> 3 Hou ston 2 6 0 250 173 116 Bu_c~nell 31 Temple 28 , battle at Bowling Green two the top 10 teams w~re v1ctor- raped defeat at the hand s of the Ho~hes ter :i Ha lt t ~..O~P 2 Western Division Trimty Conn 28 ~st Guard 151weeks hence. . ious. First-ranked Ohio State I Hawkeyes The Huckeyes turned Spnngflf'ld 4 Cle\ land 3 W. L. T.Pct. PF PA Northwestern 34 Kmgspo.int 13 lt's not ~uJte as stmple as ! edged Iowa 21 -19; second·a-anked l a fumble recovery, an intercept. , San D1ego 5 2 1 .714 194 166 Dre_xel Tech 34 Penn Mllitry 0 1that, for 0~ 10 .must first get _by Notre Dame downed Navy 40..0; ed pass and a 68-yard ktckofl NaUonaf Hockey League Kansas City 3 4 0 429 171 181 Jumata 5l Wilkes 0 r Western MlChlgan and Bowlmg third -ranked Alabama toppled return mlo touchdowns but need- Uy United Press International Oakland 1 Ci 1 .143 184 19 lnd Pa . St. ;!ut~al 1-'a St. 13 Gree_n must face Marshall . But Mississippi State 23-6; fourth- ed a la st second taf'kle by end W. L.T rts GF GA Oenver I 7 0 .125 139 295 . . barrmg any unf?rseen upsets, ranked Nebraska beat Mts-1Bill Spahr on a two-point con- Montreal 4 1 3 llr 26 16 Sunday's Results Cemson 29 VJrgmia . 7 the conference title should be souri 9-0; fifth-ranked Arkansas ! version to save the ir unbeaten . Detroit 5 2 I II 20 14 Kansas City 49 Denver 39 Wstrn. Md 17h Lycom~ng 14 decided when .the ~o~ats a~d blanked Texas AM 17-·0; sixth , and untied record. To ronto 4 2 3 II 30 23 1 San Diego 31 Oakland 17 Georgta Tee 21 Du e 8 Falcons fa~e, Just hk-e ll_was In ranked Texas edged SMU 7-0 ; Alabama 17-01 got three field New York 3 3 3 9 20 19 Buffalo 24 Houston 10 Va. Tech. 27 Wllm Mary 20 1963, . and m 1962, and m 1961, seventh-ranked Georgia Tech goals (rom ace kicker David ; Chicago 3 4 J 7 24 (Only games scheduled) N.C. St. 17 S.C. 14 and '" l!l~W . topped Duke 21.,'1; and eighth- Ray and some deadly passing I Boston 1 3 1 ' 10 Friday's Games West 26 Kentucky ~l ~hio's third undefeated team, ranked Michigan walloped from quarterback Sleve Sloan to 1 Sunday'~ Results Houston at Boston, night Georgia 24. North ~arolma 8 Ohio State, also got. a good Northwel'lle:ro 35..{1, stop Mississippi State . Sloan, i New York 3 Montreill 1 (Only game schedultd) East Carolina 19 Citadel 10 scare, but came out with a 21- 0 I . th- ked Ill ' . d who was filling in for in)·ur-ed I Detroit 4 Toronto 2 PROPOSED TAX LEVY - {RENEWAL) W 8h L 24 B 'd water 16 - - - - - - -n Y mn ran lnOI!Il an Sunday's Games .d - 14 e! b noge . Joh H k" 15 tenth-ranked Oregon suffered lquar lerback Joe Namafh, engi· Boslon 5 Chicago 2 Salisbury local Board of Education Buffalo at New York . F on 8 u urn Oberlm 44 ns ~ op ms setbacks. The Illini were beaten · nee red two touchdown drives 6 1 Oakla~d at Kansas City j';t:~~ ~ ~u~~=~ ~lm T. 24 Augustna Ill : ca;.thage 1 1 by Big Ten rivals Purdue 26-14 1and completed 14 of 23 passes NationaJ Basketball A m•iority •ffirmat ive vote Is Mceuuy for pusag•. Sa n Otego at Denver Ball St. 23 E ans llle Cohu 6 and the Ducks lost a rlose 10-8 ! for 176 yards . By United Preu International East Tenn St. 21 Morehead 9 St. Thms 6 Gustvus Adp s 0 b t 1 Sta f rd Nebra ska !7-0l needed 8 last Eastern Division Vote btllfot with an "X" NICKLAUS WINS MATCH St. Paul's 16 Livingston 10 Hillsdle 41 Eastern Illinois 14 ate ~~ish :r:ck Navy period touchdown and " safely · w. L. 1 . E' h · SYDNEY, Australia <UPI) - Bethany 19 Fairmont St. 0 Lawrence 34 Monmouth 20 . b M' . D 3 0 Notre Dame'! wreckmg cre w, 1to get y 8 1g Ig t nva1 Js- oslon A k M N 28 AI M M" S 0 7 4 ern S.W. Mo. L 9 tnes . headed by quarterback John Hu-j ~uri, bu t the Cornhuskers tough Cincinnati 5 2 Jack Nicklau5 of Colwnbus, r · A FOR THE TAX LEVY Ohio. shot a five-under-par 67 Md. St. 31 Norfolk St. 7 0 Lncln Mo. 44 Cntrl. St Ohio S arte and end Jack Snow, com- defense proved to be too much Philadelphia 3 4 Sunday to win the Australian Ft Vol St 29 Tuskegee Inst. Cornell Col 17 Be!Olt 6 I I d I' "·" th M'd h' -1 for Missouri to handle Hi:llfback New York 2 4 . AI AM 30 AI 3 St 0 So Col St 34 Ft H S1 19 P ete Y emo 15•= e 1 s tp · . Open golf championship m an a. D · k 09 B dl ys · men on Saturday even though Kent McCloughan scored the Ne-· We stern · • Pd. Pol. AdY. 18-hole playoff against Bruce I Tenn. St 32 So La. U. 21 ra e ~ ra ey 19 the Middies' R~er Staubach l braska touchdown on a 37-yard l Devlin or Australia. Devlin -N. C. A T 29 Morgan St. & Mt. ~mon 27 Kenyon O --- --·- pass from Bob Churchich, and Los Angeles carded a 70. S.C. St. 26 Bethune. Cookmn e Mu~kingum 13 ~aynesburg 12 the big Nebraska line limited St. Loui s Fla. St. 34 Sthrn M1ss 0. Cup1tal 24 Martella 0 the Tigers to eight first down s. j Baltimore Chttnoog 21 Jcksnvll Ala. St. 0 Ashland 38 Northwond 7 D t ·1 2 7 Fayetteville St. 28 Claflin 26 Ohio Northern 7 Ferris 3 ANIUN LOOKS GOOD e r~ · . . The Wild 5 1 5 .167 1 Louisiana St 11 Miss 10 Wittenbrg 40 ~hio Wesleyan 7 Weekend Sports Summary LAUREL, Md. 1uri, - Anilin, [ an r;~~~;'s Results• Things That Ordlnuy Ta~ Fla. AM M Benedict IJ Wooster 14 Hiram 7 By United Press .IDternational the champion 3-year-old from , Cinci nna ti 114 Detroit 101 Water C•n Do To You, Your Memphis St. 23 Wake Forest 14 Akron 15 Bldwn-Wllace 14 Saturday the Soviet Union, enjOyed a 1St. Louis 116 Los Angeles 115 Morris Brown 26 MJies S Kent St. 14 Toledo 11 NEW YORK - Kelso became[ good workout Sunday after ap..l 1only games scheduled ) Ala. 23 Miss. St. 6 Minnesota 21 Indiana 0 the . lead~ng money-winner in . parently wrenching his 1 eft Possessions As Advertlsed tn Shepherd St. 31 Concord 8 Earlham 33 Wilmington 7 racmg htSI<>ry when he cap- front ankl<! on Friday , ROBERTSON INJURED Good Houseteeptna: la George Wash. 17 Cincinnati 15 Estrn Mlch 17 Wstrn Reserve 7 lured the $108,600 Jockey Club Anilin is entered in the Wash· C1NCINNATI (UP1i _ Oscar II Wstm Ky. 21 Eslrn Ky. 0 Manchester lnd 14 Blulflon 7 Gold Cup for the filth straight ington D. c. Interna tional at Robertson of the Georgetown Ky. 34 Defiance 7 C~ntrl Mieh 25 Youngstwn 20 time at Aqueduct. Laurel, Nov. ll. Royals required 10 slifches Howard 14 Hamptoo lost. 6 Fmdloy 'll St. Joseph Ind. 0 I· d · h. 1 ft st A t 8 El bth Cit 6 c1ose a woun 1n ts e ugus ne z Y Soutbwest RENO, Nev. - E. J . (Dutch) Don 't allow children to eot 1suffered during Sunday night' A Budget S.ver That Hwrd Ala. ~ol . 2:f Miss Col. 7 Rice 6 Texas Tech 8 Harrison won his fourtt sLraight lollipops, popsicles or ice cream game against the Detroit PisTu_lane 25 Vlrgtmt Military 6 Tulsa 61 Oklahoma St. 14 National Senior Open golf cham- on a stick while riding . A bump tons Robertson who was Removes HARDNESS V~. St. 25 Va. Union 22 Arkansas St. 17 Murray 8 pionship with a 72-ho\e score of Ior a swerve may turn the treat jah~ in the ey~. may nol be FISk U. 28 Knoxville 21 Arkansos Tech 13 Henderson o 'l/6 I. . • . & IRON St •• H d p · j mto • threat to the chtld s eyes, able to play m the Royals next AIIStn Pea 9 Mddl T nn St 7 E T 14 Sotens. Fllten, R•flnet Y e e · e.xas · w • ayne mouth and th t F' ·d McNse St 34 La. Col. 7 Arkansas 17 Texas AM o PALM DESERT, Calif. roa · ___ gam_e.'''~~--n!Y · ·- - - What are water spota. lime SPOts. fllm cauaed by N.C. Col. 27 Shaw u. 7 Texas Christian 17 Baylor 14 Ralph Terry of the Cleveland tap water? How do they Ark. AM 15 Ark. St. Tchrs. 13 S. Houston St. 21 S. F. Austn 8 Indians shot a 54-hole total of hurt complexiuat duD hair. 111poil fabrica damarre Louisiana Tech 25 Tenn. Tech 8 W. Texas St. 18 San Jose St. 7 218 to win the fourth annual I. plumbing~ Get tbe JJt Midwest SWrn Okla. St 34 Panhandle 0 baseball-celebrity golf lOurna· , swers. Phone ror fOW Bwlng Grn 21 Miami Ohio 18 Utah 41 Texas Western o ment. FREE C1lPY ot "'The WJ· Ohio U. 24 Daytoo 0 TeXllS 7 Southern Methodist 0 SUnday ter Spot Story .'' Mich. 35 Northwstrn 0 Jackson St. 20 Wiley 14 SYDNEY, Australia - Jack Oregon St. 24 Washington St. 7 Nicklaus of Coiumbus, Ohio, de1Purdue 28 Illinois 14 FREET~, Soothwestern Kan. 34 Bethel 0 Slanford 10 Oregon 8 feated Australia's Bruce Devlin New Mexico 17 Whoming 8 In a playoff to win the AustralRepublican Condldote for Wichita 23 Louisville 15 Mil U Wts iiO Chi U Ill. 14 Idaho St. 14 Montana 7 ian Open golf championship. WE STOCR W ATh"ll Wa..hbum It Omaha 12 Washington H Sm. Calli. 13 Ohio St. 21 Iowa 19 Brigham Youny 21 Utah St. H SAN JOSE, calli. - Chuck SOPrEN Ell SALT Kansas 7 Kansas St. 0 New Mex. S~ 20 E. New Mex 0 Courtney< of Lajolla, · Calli., Michigan St. 22 Wisconsin I Air Force 7 Arizona o took a one-stroke lead after Ute Mrshall 16 Wstm Michigan 7 Oklahoma H Colorado 11 third round of the Alamden 2nd TEitM Olivet 21 Hope 14 Colorado Wstr 7 Weber , St. 0 Open golf tournament. Your Vote and Long Bcb St. 47 Cal. Poly 0 Andrson ?:/ Ind. Central 7 Influence WIU Be Nebraska 9 Missouri 0 L. A. St. 55 Cal. Poly Pomne 8 LAS CRUCES, N.M, - SanAppreciated. Macaleslej' Col 14 Hamlne U 13 San Diego St. 44, Fresno St. 1 dra Haynie won the $8,!100 Las Wayne St. :13 Case Tech 7 Wllittler 20 San Frndo St. 12 Cruces L a d f es Proleoslonal Pd. Pol. Ad•. Carroll 10 Norlb Central 7 Occidental 2i La Verne 15 Open golf tournament by N. 2nd Ave. 1--..,.------JI Heltlelbera lf Otterbein U Redlanda U Claremni·Mudcl 21 strokes over Bel 'I' Rawls. Pd. Pel. .A<i>, SL Loui s hit best to falsify 1l1Y position on Social Secuiity. Be t.eDs the American public I ·want tQ tear up their Social Ser.Jnity cards. There is not an ounce of truth ba tbia•••and my opponent knows that flill well Gilchrist. The victory was _the A~ a con trast to the 68 pa_sses eightil in a row for the_ B1lls, 1 thrown by ~lan~. w~o gamPd the ~nly undef<eated team m pro- 1393 yards w1 th ht s aenals. Butfe.ss1onal football, and gave falo quart-erbacks threw only 18 them a two·game bulge over 1times for seven completions ;md the Boston Patriots In the East· 107 yards. ern DiviSion race . I <Mher Passing Feats Long-distance bombing was ! direct hit:t-both AFL records. the order of business throughout B~ffalo stlJI kept to its oldthe league Sunday, ~~ nowhere fashioned guns and carved out was it more persomf1ed than at a 24-10 victory behlnd the run· Buffalo where veteran bombar· ning power of rookie Bob Smith, dier George Blanda of Houston making his first starting apthrew the baH 68 times with 37 pearance, and veteran Cookie . • Phi!a. 2 1 RECORD: I have voted for every 1 OmCIAL RECORD-U, S; SENATE IXj YEA 1955._ ·-- · - - - - - A measure to improve U.S. Social Security/Goldwater IXJ YEA 1954~------A measure to improve U.S. Social Security/Goldwater .--. ".•.-. .-.. • •.;;: • ~ -.. GAS! VOTE FOR I 1958.______Ameasure to improve U.S. Social Se9m-ity/Goldwater IXI YEA 196l______ Ameasure to improve U.S. Social SecurityfGold:water IX) YEA • j I 1956.______Ameasure to improveU.S.Social Se~i~yf~oldwater [X] YEA ·.:• controversy Brewmg • at Top 0 f c0 IIege HopefUIS Social Security Act since entering the Senate i!: I the Renewal of the 2 Mill Operating Levy For the Benefit of Salisbury Local Board of Education - Will NOT INCREASE your taxes. 1 1 ys. . ."-• . t f. . .. ... MY PLEDGE: < l' \' 1.-to make it poelrible for you to earn more than in meeting the cost of your hospital insurance and 1100 a JDODth-yet ltil1 eoUect your Social Security doctor bills. , I °· ;.;;,..;.;._.........=====-. RE-ELECT SPORTS SUMMARY I X/ I .m: Tamed! . 1 4.-to conduct our government finances in such a 2.-&o edeDd Soclal Security coverage to more peo- ple aDd increase the benefit payments. · - 3.-to pve you tax deductions and more assistance way that the dollars you are now paying for Social Security will not have lost their value when you ' I receive them back as Social Security payment& ' AVERY Oliver P. Bolton Has Been Endorsed By Over SO d h lea ing 0 io Newspapers, NELSON COUNTY COMMISSIONER 'l'bludv~Dt plld ftr IIJ the llepllllb Stalt Central and he~tlvt Cummlttet, !lay C. BUn, Clhalrmul .' • .?: ---- ---- ·· --·---- --·· ·. ~· --""'---·-·- - ...... ___ ,... __,__ . ., I ·---WE RENT • LEASE OR SELL , ,-. ... . FOREMAN & ABBOTT 1 �. . ... . . . . ' - ·~ . .-- -· . ..... . ........ - ... ~ . . .... . ~ ...... .. -- - . ·. ·.- -:-.oo:-.- - ""i'":' · -·~· · -··- ·- . •. ...... . ... •. .. .......... ,. . , ... ~ t, DallY_ Senttnrt. Pomeroy-Middleport. o., Nov. 2. 1984-S ~.,:-:---------- ,ron SURE = BOWLING AVote lENlOR BOYS LEAGUE O.wber u. IIIN Racloe for Quality V. Durst L. Mallory B. Cundil[ I 495 1 319 (Blind) "'' n'"" lht rl(tu !Je llmlt q••BdH. •E:rctpC; Utml eulude-d ' ' law NOW THRU SAT., NOV. 7TH, 1964 5-lb. With Newspaper Coupons and Required Purchesa• MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Joo~:;NUI 49c 3 to 5-lb. Avg. lb. 399 849 2800 A Vote 411 514 330 753 2838 for Variety JRoyal llrince VOTE---.. 1"' CORN ELECTION DAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 3rd! -A Vote for Savings October 20, 19&1 Two Game Series Team No. 6 S. Story SOUND RIPE SAVE 2&c 150 S. Walton 123 • We need a man of action in Congress. - just look across the river and see what team work can produce. • Moeller and Johnson are the team for Meigs County. COFFEE Clerk McKnight ll game ) Mayer Hunnell S. McKnight S. J. N. D. BRACH'S Choeolate Covered Total wsl Z Cooras R. Becker M. Childs K. Vanlnwagen Return WALTER H. MOELLER to Congress Committee 12-oz. box 49C 'fl 220 178 159 632 1383 won ·z wsl I Team No. 1 D. Crow N. Thompson R. Houdashelt n. Harbrecht B . Hennessy Handicap Total Won 0 Lost z 146 !54 151 249 1 52 :.. 534 1386 94 93 116 98 182 730 1313 Team High Two Games Tt~am No . 4. 1457. Team No. 4. 764. 1nd. High Two Games - Chip Haggerty , 249: Bernadette Hen· nessy, 182. lod. High Single Game--Chip Haggerty, 137; Bernadette Hen. nessy , 96. ''What are we going to do about all these bills!''. 300 . lb. 117 Team No. 1 J . Wildermuth B. Hensle-r M. VanCooney C. Haggerty T. Vaughan Handieap Tolal · :rou the cash you need to pay off all )'OUr bills with only one monthly pay• ment to make. Stop in or phone ua if you wish. UFE INSURAN-CE AVAlt.ABLE ON AU. LOANS label 76 23 B. Trippletl ·$25 00 TO $200000 off 86 Team High Single Game aolidation loan. It gi.vea 10c ! 59 39 E. Mees (I game) Handicap ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY . - Reg. Drip • 2-lb. Fine Can THE SHOE BOX Vamplrett D. Boggs Handicap Total Woo Z U.s! t AGAINST Re-Apportionment Lots of foll<a who face this problem come to ua for help. The . a &Imp . Ie one-a conanswer aa Chase & Sanborn Rea dy to use ••• .nt't~r GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 135 1 Won t Don E. Mullen, Vice·Chairman MoeJIN· For Congre ss ROYAL PRINCE GOLDEN ur~d· FOR NEW WALKS - East- statements '' BAKERS ~ SHOE BOX Stands firmly on all his previous 'h·Gal. Ctn. e..... st.,J. GOLDU SWEET COli ,. .., ...................... .. CHERRIES 382 3 40 460 370 MOELLER At any EVANS ... II dill 1 WALTER ' ad \let~dnws E . Brown ON It COUP ON REDEEMED WITH J!:ACH 110 00 PURCH A SE. YOU ~AY REDEEM Ail MA~il CO U P O N ~ AS YOU WISH ON THIS BASt! • TO Exira Lge. Tube 2391 ' lnvestiJI!l<lrt ~ in ' driver W81 110! cited or -Under Notes Grace ~ BANTAM MIXED LEAG1JE 1 Pd. Pol. Adv. loo~:;NUS /BE $URi TOOTH PASTE 407 936 456 374 Team High Series With A $20 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT .• NOV. 7TH All Flavors Dark Meat off 341 279 Fountl Dead al Home rand Mrs. Robert Emit. J()7 lOth Street. is listed RADfO AUCTION ern, 2838 . Exec. Com. 2oo~:;NUS Wellesley Farms Light and s, 220 408 ::--'""'":-------! - 991 Meigs Co. Democratic At any EVANS ICE Boneless Turkey Roast CREAM CREST z N J ohn Rolu•r;oon Is PT PLEASANT _ The body fair condition at Pleasant val- llme. of John R Roberson. Rt. I MiJ~Iey HOI!pita! after bemg slruck ,.............iii;;;J_ _ _ _.., too . Mason County, was toond by a .,., Friday afternoon at Mlve Yov u._. ref daughter, Ahrta, ot Colwnbus Saturday at h1s residence Mas. lJ1I!"'' • • ~ ~' Rev. and Mrs. H. L. McDa n- were weekend visilors of her Mr Mn. Stanlf"y Hetz.t>r on County Coroner Oliver Eshe. lllh and Mal~ Street . The lei, Mrs. Margaret Houc~.a·\ mother, Mrs. Lavinia Simp· or Toruhto, Ohio visHed with naur sa1d death was due to youth has fn ctlon buml!l of she_lt, Mrs.Helen Younce. MJ ss son. Mrs. Edith Osborne recentlv . natur al causes Roberson was the ~aee, _hands and knees and ~lh. Rayman attended the F~ll 1 _ Mrs . Bob Wilson and fam · Mrs. Alice Dodson was 8 r~. lost seen alive otl Monday , Oc- posstble mte.rnal jnJures. , ~J strJct RCflnference and Mls· llly were guests Saturday of rem overnight guest ot Mrs c tober 21ith He !Jved alone m a According to Cit p li 1 ~naryh . ally at the Methodist . her mother , Mrs. Harry Hay- E. Heaton of Pomeroy Frida; house on a farm where he tend. vesl.Jgating Lh _Yh 0 ce nurledc m Jackson. They also 1m an, who accompa nied them evening. They attended the K1m ed ttw caHJe Ecrett ra r • mtbes ,ap, young l cal on M w·1r .. · .. n rom ween two Eoch Wed. ,.rnlnt Wellston. rs. I tams a t ~ home. for a . vts Jt. s~le at Tuppers Plams Satur Surv1v1~g are two daughters , p<trked sehool buses into the 1 _ M rs . Dav1d _Huddleston and dnv . \1J s~ Sad1e of Ashton and Miss path of an automobile driven ' At 8:45 on WMPO The Booster Sunday School Mtke and Davie spent SWlday Mr . and :'virs. William Rnse Ellen Roberson of Barbours~ l by Larry L D t 17 p ~ class attended the revival ser· rwith her mother. Mrs. and son Hilly of Columbus spt:."n! vJ Jit> and one son Dale Rober Plea san! Th. '. t. v>' ce r• sd · 1 · h . · · · · · e acc1 ent t~ slill uur ay evemng and fol- Ho1ter m Pomerov. t e week end wJlh her mother son of Glf·nwood .-..-..---..:...-..:...:...:::;:::;,::;~;;:.=ii::i:ii::i:ili::i:ii::i:$$$$!!: low~n8 the ~vice_ held their Sunday .':Ue:sts o.f Mr. and Mrs. Glenna Milhoan . · {;r<~ vesJde riles were conduct f ·--- - - -· busmess session w1th a social Mrs. Ve~ Watterson were )1r l\lr. and Mrs . Maynard B<.~hr ed ot 2 p m Sunda'l- m the hour and refreshm ent s in lhe and Mrs. J . E. .Schne1der and and son, B1lly , Mr:s. elt·sna Cemrlrry Glen· church basement. ,Mr .. and Mrs. Gary Welch of Milhoan . Mrs. Kenneth Dcn1 s. wood by the Hev. Roy Egnor Sunday guests of Mr. and I' \1cmelta, Mrs. Herman Wekh and daughter , :'\1arif'. and ~lr Bunal v.os undt"r the dir;~!'t:on 1Mrs. Ray Myers were Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. 0 e I b e r t \~ert Tuvlor attended tlw M tht> Heck .F'unt•r al Ho me in Waldo Byers .and Mrs. Jackson Welch of Vinc{'n!. Smgmg Caravan pru~ram at .\lil ton of Huntington, W. Va ., Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. Ben Douglas the Eastern H1gh Srhulll re Mrs. Howar d Byer of Middleand da ughter. NanC)' of Col· r~ntly. B. ov , •Ll "11 1" " 4"'r M and rt, po . r . Mrs. R a I ph um bu~ spent thf" we~ end wi th Several from the Rid f' at· · · , Radcliff of Syracuse and Mr. her mothrr Mrs F' los sie t d .• 1 g 1 ~ ill Fa ir St.apt> 1 and Mrs Delbert V M l Ch , . en eu t Je ga e of :\1r-; 1 eon· p . · an e er . urr h and her sisler, Sharon Hrd Koe ni gh Satdrdav. · T. PLEASANT - Kevin F. r. and children. C h u~th . . ~Irs F. dit h Osborn~ vi sit · r:tt._. 8 year old son ut .\1 1 M~. and Mrs . _Fred S~yre and . 1\'liss_Chery l ~osler of Colum~ ed wit h \frs. Ethel ('hevalJer -· family of Lee ~ v1 1le • hOh10 ' spent bu.-. ~·;s1ted her grandparents . · · o f Long Botlom resenlly pitnl for observation. a wee kend her-e w1 t relattv es. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. . d 1 : .. . 1 M Mr. Henry Roush went to Ak· Mr . d M F .· '·! . ' r . .tn \Irs. C.lfford Seller~ 1\tlr ~ Jusephllle Os borne and _ _ · an 1 rs. ra m:Is . f oms a nd children of :.J nion Cit \Irs Edith 0 b , spenl Sunday aft · y, · s orne r all r-ei on ... th . . ernoon In Pa .. were weekend vis itors of her hrother. \>f r Char les Lark S. Warner 205 1 ..Ct , e-ns W ith their da ughl (' r · ' M'. · an d Mrs. Kenn elh b av1s. . , .ms of Long Botlr•m . n·r·entlv . . .· .. L A. Vaughan 85 ll lshne ak e and her othe.r Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Whit · ·· L. Warner 181 iguests, Mr. and Mrs. \\>'ill i<l m of Sum ner called on Mr~e V' · Th Handicap 654 I Lak e of Zanesvil le. Alwe Dodso n rer·pntly. . . ISit e . •. Ad d a n(' "' lonk to vou r home Ad d concret Total 1398 I Mrs R~bert Byer and child· :'l·lr. and Y!rs. Art Kaspe r and walks. A.ll ,~.orJ.; fully guaranted Won 0 Lost ! ' ren of M J ~ dl eport S)lf'nt the Clara of Colum bu s were rece nt and,e concrete Increases your pro pe rty's value. w~ken d Wl th her parents. !\.1r . Sund<.~v visitors of her part'n ls 1 Team No . 4 FOR A B. Werry 166 an . Mrs . T. G. lli lldore. Mr . t1n d Mrs . M. L Bailr. · · M. Titus 2t6 Cha r les Beeg lf' ol Columhus .\-Irs. Glenna .\1 i l h~an a n i FREE SHOE SHINE J. Sebo 222 spent severa l days with his Mrs . .\lorma Mue Davi .;; were i From Our 1\Jf'w FJ.,, ·irJ c J . Welker 176 ' fat hPr, Mr . Ira Beeg le. in Gallipolis and Kutland re· Shoe Sh11wr. M. Werry crn tlv Handicap 542 All ki nds of liver are.ex_cel- .\ "1r·. ·and Mrs. Lee Hunt and : wv 2· 3284 Tola) . 1457 ' lent . sourrf's . · . of .""a0 0 .d trual"t1 ~, pro- :-on. ( .:1rl mu. ort"'d to Co!urnhus Pag~ St . Middl~por1. 0 . MIDDLEPORT, . _ _ 0_ _! Won 2 Lost e teJn, Iron , n bo ll avm and ni aL·m. ff'C(' ntl y to the Uni ver sity li n~· .....___ Ind. High Gem• - D. Leonard. 218. Ind. High Series - M. Men1 chini. 516. Team High Game - Eastern • Vote for a Busines• Man for Your County'• ONE COU PO N RI':DI:EMED WITH EACH flO 011 PURCH A SE YOU MAY REDEEM AS MANY COlJI'ON H o\l:l YOU WISH O N THIS 8A8I8. PREMIUM DISCOUNT DRUGS 2742 Won 2 Lost 1 Experience With A $10 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT .. NOV. 7TH SWIFT~s 330 777 Tolal el.5 yrs. Business With A $30 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT .. NOV . 7TH Large 46-0z. Cans Swift's Premium - U. S. Oov'·l. Inspected SLICED lb. 330 Kid ge Keno of Cleveland were overnight vlSlwro ol ~r. and Mrs. Edward Simpson :recently . ~ociety Mn. Robert _Knightslep and SOflety otes Business." Weight pkg. 365 (Blind ) C. Knigbt T. Cruise G. Wolf D. Leonard Blind Handicap For At any EVANS Net BOLOGNA 424 Eastern Democratic Candidate ON E COU PON RED~: ~:!M E ll WITH h;ACH 130 00 i'UKCHAS E. YOU MA Y REDEF.M AS MANY COUPrma o\13 YOU W lS H U N THJS BASHI -69 CANNED 516 G. Harrl, L. Van Meter MlddleP<Jrl No. I R. Coleman Ray Hindy D. Jenkins B. Davis W. Davi!!l Handicap Total Won I Lost % PAUL SIMON A Vote SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED M. Menchini Middleport No. D. Gerten J . Van Inwag, R. llipdy ¥ . Garten B. Swan Handicap Total . Woo 3 Lost t 14-oz. bottles Tomato JUICE 449 801 2834 FORFEIT Mr. Tom Reed requested this team to withdraw, Won 0 Lost 3 8:30P.M. STOKELY'S 314 Blind Handicap Total Woo I Lost Z Wahama CORNER SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Mon. thru Thun. 9 A.M. to 6 P. M Friday and Saturday 8:30A.M. to for VALUE D.' McTurner M. McKelvey Handicap Tota l Woo Z Lost 1 T. Porter TOMATO £ATSUP 3c off - Gallon Plastic Jug • Pomeroy 330 ELECT DUNT~S CLOROl tn vlstt for twe weeU. Mr . and Mrs. Solon Butcber 1\aeine . w. Second St.- WYil<ldotte 2-2111, Pomercr . - NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON "DAVE .OHLINGER, MGR. Fill it. Find a need. To win a breakthrough in armored mobilily by increasing the range and striking power of airborne armored units, the Army needed to make its newest assault vehicle as lightweight as possible. Its armor had to be lighter weight than ever. Yet it had to be tough enough to meet rigid armor specifications. To fill the need, our Department of Metallurgical Reooarch developed-and tes4ed on our own ballistics range-a new kind of aluminum armor plate. It was submitted to the Army in competition with lightweight alloys from other aluminum producers... and chosen to protect the oew "'Geld SJvPdap" Now the Army's newest assault vehicle can be air-dropped on target, in force. With its new aluminum armor, the General Sheridan's protection matches previously-used aluminum annor alloys, at a considerable saving in weight! Find a need. Fill it. This is our way of working that contributes more useful product innovations-and gives moro customers better service-every day. Address inquiries to Kaiser Center, Room 856, Oakland, California 946()4.1/iJ/ I.US[II£EimW.,AII'ASIU. UISEI N.UIIIIIIII,lDUR PAIIIIII:I II W ~I . . ., .. _...111.11• • KAISER ALUMINUM �• -·--~~~--~-------. 'hlerola No s~bttiMo For E)lporienco VOn FOR THE MAN WHO HAS IT! Kroger's And Top Value Stamps _j WARREN S. EARHART for 14th Appolloto Diotrictl N~n·P ortiun Jucliclal Bellot GOV. INSPECTED Breasts . _w:·~·- _ lb. 49c Legs _.. ~"-"'= . _. lb. 45c Wings . _. _.. __ lb. 19c Backs .. __ .. _. lb. lOc Livers . _.. _. __ lb. 89c Giblets . . •. . . . lb. 39c ers Cut-Up Tray-Pac FREE lb. and purch•• of 2 pkg1, chicken parh. Whole or Copyrllhl The Kroger Co, S~N"t sl.oo 2 89c _,..,_ .... I pkg. I Kroger Kwick Kriap 2 OJ' 24 ·1.09 c •• !Ill:. llot.. NaY. '· - -·· Country Clerk of Courts ministration comment on Re· pu.blicaa presidential caodJ.. Of Meigs County date Berry M. Goldwater's suggestiou tbat lbe Red attack might have beeo made because the Commlllllsts feor· ~ lpetllght X \ day, ordered additional planes flown to Bien Hoa to replace lhose put out of action. Addi· tional U. S. security personnel _may he sent to guard •------------ ..._..._...,....,..._P..,d!!'~-P!'o. _ ,..!!'~.,d_...,..~l l ~~:"m II"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! __ pkgo. F~ EL Sot., NaY. 7, 1864 cPinto Beans .. 4::~ 39c ovemment er! • . ~·f~.· : ' I LOST FOR SEASON NEW YORK (UP!) - Defen· slve tackle John Lovel<!re of the New York Giants faced a possi· No 303 $1 Pork & Beans . _.8 .~~b. $1 Cherries . . . . . •. 6 N:~.~ $1 Stokley "" -..y No. Jll$1 5 Green Beans 311 --- ~· Shellie Beans •. _5 ~:;,, $1 W. K. Corn __ .• _. __ . _5 N:;..~ $1 fi~~ey Pod Peas . 5No~' $1 ta. Colgate ------------ 49C Lustre Creme .... :..··· 49c plus Sloo Fresh Carrots II you .,.. not _....ly Nllofl1141 with any Frtth Dated 'rodua frtm k rwger, w. will nplaCI It _. rtfuar.l yeur ....... plus 10 Value st.mpl fer rt'Ur Prw TOll troulllt. Frtlh, IJOYorful Krootr Golden Ripe e~rrott ananas Your cMice " rif*tlltiIOkhn and reedy, or slight- . • • quick end lb. bag Malthful snacks, gr..t W vltemln1M(kad Ml· - dttiDnl to st.ws and c cal t.....,_..l tht ban~•• lhor Clll ott tl this low K._r pric», Michigan Peat $1.79 FaiJ Flowers .. ea.lOc ~---;HOLiDAY BAKING-NEEDSn---- ·: lb. ~ ~ ol<1· Red Cherrles .. . .... .Y9c Imported .Dates""!: "'•·49c 1 : Fruits & Peels!~.. ~:...~•. 69c Pecan Meats 1.~.. ~:-~!: $1.39: [ 4 pk 39 4ot.pl<f, ' 1 Pmeapp e ......... ~·.......~:....... c Lemon Orange Peel ... 29c • I ~---------------------J --· .... Lake, Ohio, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. e.nd Mrs. I&STwln& Ex. Sat., · Nov. lloll 7. 19M Pd. Pol. AdY, CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT. Leland Sisson, Pomeroy, I • FOR THE PROPOSED Maxwell House Coffee _2 ! $1.75 TWO MILL Coffee~~-~ -. Cut-RI·te Fresh Kale---- -l·b...... 29c ~~.~- mates, Lloyd McCormack, and John Kapperly, bolh of West ODd ..,. oii!IIY lplu. $2.45 1 :.:" •• I · . - -·--- ---·····~:·. -·- -· ... ~~~u ro11. CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT ARE ASKED TO APPROVE A 2 MILL LEVY WHICH WILL: C (2) Beads 0' Bleach ---·------··· :.... 77c (3) Release funds now being used for utilities, to be used for other village services which are presently being curtailed. Discontinue the present 25c per month Electric Bill Charge on residential electric bills (75 cents to commercial users) to pay for 39c Liquid Trend ..........1!~ .. 2for 59c Jio. street lighting. (4) Be effective for a period of 5 Years Sweetheart Soap •••• '::!' 4.... 51c ., VOTE FOR THE·:.- 'I •• ~~~~~~ ........... ..._ • . 11111111. ' I ··I· .., \ ' This is fbe kind eX bumifity, COIIClftiiJsion and moral \pnr\ept1Mjl' we 11 din a E ., zt. Tbis advertinsrent ptdlJ b br: .• . Ohio Republican State Ceotfal and Executive CGmmittee, Ray-C. Blla,CQ.--• . 17 North High St~Mt, Col1111ikto, Ohio J { ~·~~,., 'i •• Ia a J.etter which was w-ritten to Joozae, his eldest daughter, shortly aftel:o her mtno>iage to Dr. Thomas Ross, he said: •you wilre b cautiful- not just of a physical, <X' outward ntnw. but )W)U shoyrd d * ...,.. i A Man Who Can Be TRUSTED wltll tile F•t· re ., YD"r F• lly I Bin White --·-·-·-···- ····- •. .:. 27c " ""* ElectliJ BARRY M. GOLDWATER ·-•·"~ h·•·~ Pd. Pol. Adv. ----- --·- ---------------------·- --- ------- -------·-~ - - . -- - - -- --~ - \ - - - ; - - - -- - - -- ------ i ' . ···~ ...' I night to all wbo have kt.,...I )'OU ftlld J0trr family, the dignity, the ebarm and the wanntb and tbe gl'8Ciousness of y()Ul n• ofJ IL •:serx; e me, it is a deep wen oi a sIll• ance to realize that tbe dlorts of my ie eble and te; contributions and the vast and cB lfishly deYoted hours your mother bas gW!Jl ~ JleSU)ted M ibat '\1• • WI of wbit.e laeJE, standing ailh a cnan \\'lbo is DOll' ODe ol as, and winn we an 1o¥e.,. from die Senator\ letters to his children :re\•eal some oi biB beliefs and de e.p personal concerns. Wben Bany .k was 19, bisfatber uc&e: ..'There is oo butdation like 1he rA. homety and faimess, and wbw you lq;in to build your life on that rock with the eement of f.aith GOO that ~ ban,. then you ba 1>e a I'OOI. start. • (51 Increase annual property taxes $2.00 per $1000 evbluatlon Dutch Cleanser--~------- 2 !~· 33c . ~ l!IOtes m Etc. Kotex --------------/~'·2 for 89r Dry Trend -··•r··· ····· ···· 2 Be nse Only for the utilitY expenses of the village, such as Street Lighting Expenses, Fire Hydrant Rentals, Village Building Heat, .I (left *o npt) ue Carolyn Ross; J<l!!miE" Gr.oWNwater Ross; Senator Goldwater holding Cynthia &.; 111n!. Goldwater with Alison 1111111 Tclm Bose; mel Peggy G.IH ler Holt. Standing ._... io l'igbtr) Dr.. Tom Be ; P lio Ji:., aacfM'ib ClcH ¢r ; aDd Bidlanl. Holt. The FUNDS FROM TAXES AND OTHER SOURCES, THE (1) l1IE QOLDWATER FAMILY CIRCLE -Tiwee g auf •w ol tbe-GolckW.er family. Sitting UTILITY LEVY DUE TO A SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF OPERATING Nabisco Tango Chips •-·- _. _. !.43c 1Mkln1 tr ltiiUrtly .nfey.,...t later. Give your f•mlly lhlt tnp.i- ly ,,.... ,_. - - Vim -------~--------·--- T.:., 75c Dishwater All •• ____ .,, ____ :.,~· 49c 20 oz. loavea ••• UTR& Fnt Ttp ValUe Sf.miJI - VISITS PAREN'l'S Blue Bonnet Margarine •__ • ~~- 27c Instant qt. $ • Fred Sisson, a freshman at Ohio University . and two room· Pard Dog Food •••,.,...... :~. 2 for 33c Quality llondod by ........ fn our .... malllm 11l1d ....ln1 ldtchtnt. Ernba••Y Sol1141 Drttsl., Is guoron· - froo- ond dolldo111. Slolcloy St. LLOUIS Sunday. Lovetere is expected to be out of action for the rest of the season. *. --and- Salad Dressing SlokloyRSP Kroger White u.ra• K._rl_. Ex. !at., Nov. 7, 11164 ' haM d 10 lb. or 1lrfel' PolEx. l!<t., Nov. 7, 1864 Embassy ble operation today after sustabling torn knee and ankle ligaments in the gome against Free Tep V.aue Stamps , wlill COIIPilu .., purchase ol one jar Kniaor :· ltuastn• Ex. Sat., Nov. 7. 19134 50 EXTRA FI'N Top Vofuo . , _ AppIesauce . •••. 8..~. Spray Set Tep Value St..,._ wilh COUlD' IIIII JIOI'• chase eX s 1oaves ~ 01:. Dried 4 "okoly .... ,, ..- ,..... - - - - ·-. . ·-- - ---- Imperial, Cali£. I Pvddlnt~ INger I • • -- ------ the U. s. Weather Bureau this morning, exduding Alaska and Hawaii, was 24 degrees at Lebanon , N. H. The high Sunday was 87 at Presidio, Tex., and ' K c... --- Wotch Por 5 Mlnuto Tall<a on ChoMII·Ia II Sponsored By Citizens For Goldwot.er·:MIU.. 0ommllloe Pd. PoL MY. ffiLOW TEMPS --ODd-·· -d. rill - of 2 pkgs. ODd chase K._r Sliced C l!l<. Sat., NaY. 7, ISM No. 2~ . pur. II Stokely , Channel . . . . . . . . . . ........ dieted West Virginia will support the Johnson-Smith tickets Tuesday, "based on records of progress which have celled for a federal and state partnership .., It llliTRA FroO Top Volot " - Instant Coffee _~~.:"· $1.49 Ice Milk .. Fl:!~~ .• 2 .~•. 98c Ivory Liquid .. _ 2 ~••~· $1 Magic Bleach .•.•. ~;,_ 29c PomHy . ._ • 8- 9•30 -10 PM ing with his top advisers Sun~ EVELYN LUCKE CLERK OF COURTS ::r Kroger c... ,, •.• I ---- --- ---- - - - - ed bis election and wanted to keep President Johnson ia the White House. _,.,v_•_ 5I EXTR4 24 u. :PH & aod ,:::_-=-..,"'!:"'"' NEW YOR~ (UP!) - T h e lowest temperelure reportel to PUff 8 ••••••••. - - 5.401••.; $1. . .·:::.Cream P'es I -...... - - -v... • 414''"••· $1 Plain & loll Rlolnt • D f Ste 3 $1 Kroger Flour . 25 ~~-$li'41f;?ee w Club •••• K,_r llonwdylo 8-rmllk ··.. 4-nt Ch' u. 59 Biscuits .. __ .. _1~~- $1 ::... .ow o Ips ---- "' c · cl of2 • . Freoh "" Freoh - Porto ll'ryloJ Cllldcon Ex. Sat., Nov . 7, 1864 rill - TONIGHT als. Qlloo - · chase % 1bl vo~oo-., ww. ......,. lb. can than SEES LBJ VIGI'ORY GRAFTON, W. Va. (UPI) Sen. Jennings Randolph pre· trilh- ODdFrwTap ? 1 DIYOU:-.-~ -·y .......... _ 1 I DWtM .. s ....,...,... President Johnson, after meet- --~~~~~ """"" ol 3 lb. plq. 50 EXTRA FrH Tap Value stamps Barry Goldwater ~ OiliA .. ......_ 1'1111 .._. Retaliation ~~~~~~~~~~:.-=-~ ... ~,~·.,.~-~-~..,~· ,.~u~u~ . 1M&. ""~--------_j,='='="'="'="'="'!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!=o!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!='!!ll!!'!!ll! S. an war effort rather REPUBLICAN s IXTIU 1 take the fonn of direct repris· Yeuetable Sliortening • bow wOMEN pAST 21 SEE ••• There was no immediate ad- ~ 2.19 .._ c..,,_. e..,..,. ,............ agaln•t North Viet Nam for the raid. They did not rule out long • range measures against th• Reds, but indicated these would be reared lo the over- EVELYN LUCKE .... --aod- immediate U. I F-lop--.. """"" ol 1-10 ct. pkg Frooon Cubo Sluko Ell. Sat., NaY, 7, Ull4 polls r I I I =='='.I Vote For And Re-Elect PLUS EXTRA TOP VALUI! STAMPS WITH THESE COUPONS Half Slab BACON 39c lb. ~----------~~----------- 1 1N4 John Halliday, Galllpolil, Chairman Ribs ~~ -~~.~ lb. 49e "Fresh Frozen Cube Steaks" 10 lb. 50 Top Value Stamps with coupen 9N Issued by: Earhart For Judge Comm. Loull Sheridan, Ironton - Secretary - First Cut Chops •. lb. 39e · "Sliced Bacon Sale" Serve 'n Save GtJdwater Ids ed the pre- · - IIIIIIIIIM toclo)' 1o wllldl JRYIIIod sllarlly bolore lui 1_.1 Clllifonla primary, wllicll 11o woa aflor to pubU i·'· lnlliD& 1110 llomploreJ - Loo ....In, caJJI., salt Lake City, Utab. ad Mlomeapollo, JdiJa. · Miller - WooloiJip>D, D. C., ad Locllporl, N. Y. "I lile po111 .... .._ I •• I to t~.o• ore obowlllg Jolwoa ,.., ' WITIIILADDIIIItiiTATION 1--··-... omo,....--1 ' n "bu 1 AfWU........_CW.U•Biadd.-lr.&M.-...•~•a 1= PM-111 HA'hten security and prevent a out ia froat, be said, & ~ana lwkllu mau ·~.. 1 ' lint L•n• • .. Cilutllll"'' 1 ..... ~·-- -be·'·d··· D'"OU repetillon ol the Red mortar •~ - poli•Mrs ....-.... too . . _ , , bu..,.. " ,..,.,.. 1 1 II In ,.. ... ,::"~"=.i'.. '"l\'.}'J,.,..1!.'l'!: - ........ ,............... . barrare •• •• at knoc ked ou t or to llodle,lile...a theyda llidlloforo ...... ........, ...,. r..a .... ~ ... 1-.............. _. ___ 1 crippled 21 U. S. 857 jets. euctly dme J'l -~·~ltrttatton. CYS J:X • • - .......~..... - ....., _ .... U. S. officials ruled oul any tilo oledloD In CaWoniL =:, .,...... ~~..~: j L -~ VIet Narn. 11 al10 1a taking steps Now Nn-ing his twelfth Y•lr •• C9mmon P-1111 Judlt of Rib Chops .. ~'"':'. ~.... 4 9' Loin Chops .'J'::'.c~ .... 59c "Piece Chicken" U.S. D. A. on Bien Hoa Air Base in South Lawrenc• County "fresh Pork Chop Sale" dill tebtlllJ." WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tbt United States is moving quickly to replace the American bombers destroyed or damaged ID the IIUT]lrile Communl1t attack Judge of tho Court of Appools Fresh or Fresh Frozen PHOI!lNJX, AJII. <tiPII - I)' Ullitecll"reh loteriiOIIaul leo. Barry M. Goldwalor lou .IOIIN80N - B - .... . Jllftdlcied k wUI will ...... Allolll, TeL Goldwalor - S.. l'raadlce, idescy ..... , • .,. .. · - ., tile peale~~ JIOII1bl •poell of Calli., .... rta "''• Arb. Ordered for Lost Planes JUDGE Re ter Each Week For The Grand Prize ... Ford - - - - - - - - Dal!y sentblel. FOiiiiCI.! IIIIMiepolt, e.,.,._ t; 1ZIJ . " Replacements . .. . • �.. . . .. .. . ' ..- ---- ...... - , ~· .- . :';.ol!aa~t''~11 ~ 53 Accidents Logged in Meigs-Gallia .... - ... - . . ' . . .... . . ' = Welcome Ab I H r. ~-;"""~:~~~-:~;u~· : Kathy Howard suits o1 local and national candjdatea In Meip county again Dt' es Sunday will be provided Meigs county e e ome I dled 0 ADM!'!"l'ED - Jooeph Alltn PIJny Char les De4ll, Pt Pl.easa ni · 0 p T 0 M E T a DISM!SSF.D _ \1" Mabel Krebs, Henderstlll : Nicki e I Pickens. Pt P le asant . r eel! Roush, Mason , Mrs. William I Peyton. <:a llt pohs BIRTH - Mr. and \Irs . l.ar. ry Bales , Cttllt po! 1s, a daug ht ~:r . I ST Office Boun' 8 to 12. 2 to 6 (CloM at N- 0J1 lblltl. - &ut Court st., PolllefOJ __:_::,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'""--"""""""""""'"""""al r::.:.:.:._:.:.:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. I . ~~ • 1 mJury accJ -· longing lo Frederick Welling. ! Congressman Harsha describ- Lion Broadcasting of the returns : OOys. b M ch 25 1962 60 . \V . Va There W(IS I ed as of Lhe again will be through ' in 1 d d " med 1um damage to both cars. , outstanding men of thiS country co-operation of U1e Meigs Coun-1 be g d Do oth Herd wrre ma ~~· an 32 1 warnmg. Ni<'hols was l'ited to Meigs "who has the respect of lead- ty Board of Clections. First re- 1of Rul! rt dan H tfr d YS i . were J!'SUt."V • ber f C . man · owar ar or . urv Y· court Nov 13 for excessive mg mem s o ongress. turns will be giVen as soon as . .: The ptarol tnvt'~tigated three I spet>d for conditions and Well- Harsha humorously referred they are processed through l.he i ?rs In add_JtJOn to ~er_ parents a<:cidents tn ~teigs county over \ ing was cited for parking on to the effort o~ the Democrats board of elections, between gl lncude a stste:, Chrlstma; rna· the wet:'kend One on Saturday I p· vement I to defeat Cong. Abele by br ing- d 9 m it is expected. l lernal grandparents, Mr. and 10 "0 u · · an P· ·• . \1r Roy Herdman Pt Pleastook pace at .. p. m ~n The other took place on Rl. ing ln such people as President !ll•»~,•'"'~"f',(~:·,~"'~"J'""''""~'·~· ~"c'' ·~~ 1· s. · · I Peach F~rk Rd , two nn~ ~IX 7. three and lhree·tenths miles Johnson. Postmaster General DEPARTMENT CA.LLED HOI. and paternal grandparents, miles west of Rt 33. A, north of Pomeroy , A car driv· l Gronouski and . other The Middleport Volunteer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Howard, ent car drivf'n b) (;~ylt-> Kt>t'S. t8. 1, 11 north by M<:~urPPn lJarst. \8, of tilt' Adrmmstrat10n . 1hey r · was called Hart~ord. 1 0 Racine. went out or control and Middleport. ran oH the road haw sent <~ll the big shols from thlree ti~:Sr::: extinguish btnsh fnends may ~all at ftte F'og- - - -whrn shf' was blinded by head- Wa shi ngton to try to knock off r· re th weekend twice leson~": Funeral orne a er noon ld p t " H h i rres over e , on Tutsday H lrgh ts ol a ~nuthbound car. er pour o e t', ars a qu p- , lo Hudson·st where a blaze · • . t'<ll' 1111 a11 embankment a n d !J"d lit> rf'f':'rred to C'ong. Abe· I was out of con trol on proputy I ----fill led ovl:'r Thue was heLJvv· le os •·a ot courage and near th e Con Young residence · I Co u r t Ca tuI" • . m;:~n ., u1a 1e 18 1 "<' damagt' 111 The \.:<H. and ttw eonvlclwn The other brush fire call \.as •• • driver rel'l'ived a laceration of ln his pr~pared remarks, 1 at 2 :34 p. m. Su nday on Rt. 1\'lu tldi~J)Ort Nati ve Lhe IL•fl hand. , Har~ha assailed the ~mocra t~ I 554 near Kyger. No damage of A Meigs comity native, Jo!l· I J f~rm, for~i~n, and f1s~al poh- eny great extent was caused eph D. Bryan of Columbus, is ctes _ Harsha asked hts audt- by any of U1e ftrts. 1 setking elect ion this fall to the ence, "How · s. upreme Co11rt . Bryan . 1\5 , long can you afford l'nbli c 'Thank•·•l' 1 0· ,ruo h l .,., H h · F t: 0 . to t<o>l t em con rnue. . ars a 1 MA.N SENTENCED is a native of Middleport and o r o~ pt••·atloll for the ce\et"IJOn 1-. ..oft .1 Richard Lewis ' Racine RD. f · Oh'10 ance stry . 1' also called • 1 · . ' o ptoneer Pomeroy Police ChieF Jed li~rry Godwater, .ong . Hoi.K'r was sentenced to the _Cin~m- Mr. Bryan was educated in 1 Webster today thanked parents Tafl, a~d Cong. O\Jver Bollon. l ooti Work House for VlOiatwn pu blic schoo ls of Meigs county and youngsters for thPir co-up- ! . Also. mtro~uced at t~e ~l!i't~ 1 of probation on a non-s~pport be fore moving to Wichlte, Kan. eration during the Halloween mg w. 1s Oscar Abele, CongJess charge by Judge Frank \\i Por- sas at a young age He return· 1 Abeles·. faTh"r. who · season. , man . , IS a ter. J r., 1as t wee k· Also · fined 1·ed to Columbus sPveral years Chief Webster sBid only four life-long re_sJdent of \\ells ton, by Judge Porter was Gle nn 'ago where he has since been a df'd b and JS now m hts erght1es tth f w 11 t $10 and sludge, keeps your fuel supply fre.romplamts ~-ere ret'vr Y; Following the spl'aker a fish Ma e ws o . e ts on, b t b th practicing attorney. Bryan is You want two thing• with fuel oil: Pomeroy pollee for Ha loween : . cos 1s 1or mtOXJCa Jon, u O runnina on the Suorerne Court flow ing. No more clogged fuel lines, I. Fast, friendly, dependab le service. vandal .ism. He s;m.1 .. 1'h e v1.1· supper. was served .Co-duur. • were suspen ded and M . atthews . ticket '"'opposi te William O'NeilL filten;; screens and nozzles! You ave lage is very apprec iali\/e of the men lor the hom<O"commg were was placed on probation for 2. A peak 1/ficiency fuel oil. i consideration shown by both John Dupre and Joe Conger. ! 30 days. money because of increased burner You get both wi th Ashland F uel Oil. the youngs ters and adults in ----efficiency, Jess fuel oil consumed. Only Ashland Fuel O il has S. C. A ., FILES SUIT m31T• oining order throughout For prompt. de pendable service,you~an Charles N. Caputi, Pittsburgh. DEVOTED TO tNTE~E$1 Of special Sludge Control Ad ditive. This the HallowePn season.'' MEIGS MASON AREA Pa., representing the Alumincount on Ashland Oil. Call us today! il important to you because it prevents fh c~•rll 1. owon. ""bLLSIIIIf um Builders Co. of Pittsburgh, Ch•lt•· T IRRifllll ldlter MAN FINED has filed a $4000 suit in Meigs Publl sn•ll ,.,.. r., 1fte rn00J1 ••C<IP' tun D\1 f fll O fiL O " •111'1 ftu&IIIMR• David W Hou"h. Chi!licothe. County Common Pleas Court Cll'l Republican ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY C~rm • • n., Ll v 'llt.oo::n•roro S1 """'1' 0'1' J was fined $20 and costs for )" lo "'·" '"" ' O ff Lu r:ohOftl' W "f l against Francis H. Andrew. The ·al:'\6. Eo11torl• l phon e WY Z..21ST. leaving thl! sce ne of an acc iCnnditlnte pe tition charges the amount is ~ni•...O I t II'!!;RRII CIU I mllllftl .,.,...... •• mo oos• affla. .. ,.• .._.,.., GALEN 5. BROWN, Agent 1dent , Jnd Paul R. Rishrr was due the plaintiff, with inter- Oftlo ll N .ottoftl ' •dv....-tl l l"' ,.gra.nrott'l• fi ned $lOll. t'IJ~Js and g1ven est, for work, labor and mater- O"In • ll• IUm DIII. l l'le. W l,ell lftl thrt•f davs in j:lil for DWI in r.a lli polis city pl\lice are ials on an aluminum siding pro- \t•on Highway Route 124 • ve. N•w 'l'o rll Clt'l No• Yortl Pomeroy :\1<~ynr Ch<1r les Lt>g- investigating a reported rob- ject. Subu:rtptt o ll ••t•• ar's l'nurl S;.1turday mgh1. Ar· b:•rv ;md 1he knocking out . byf e.rrl•• • fl•r• I V.IIIOII, If Mft" ... , Minersville, Ohio blow and possi bi e dopmg o ,. •• k, on• fil l In 1Civ•nw •' tt11 .. . ,~ h.~ the P\l!llern\.' Poli{'t' a LOCAL TEMPS .,,, 1 • Midr11Pport \1ayor ove r the wPekt' nd werP (;eorge 11 C ;~llipo 1 1 ~ hu~in('ss ma n. Max The temperature in Po m- ..,.u, • •n 1•ne1 offluo. ,,..... .,. Phone: Wyandotte 2·2166 13 \'ct~rsJ Eh~r)Otl l'll!l{'. IJ ~~~·kt•rsbur ~. W Tawney. jewf'ler and photogra- : eroy's business district at 11 :35 <nontll a. " 101 "'' " Mcmtr.. n.to ed c • d lh 1111\oto• RoUh •"•"' eorner ...-vtet t Experif'nrr m \'illagf' and V<t .. nllnwmg an un low u.:ens op· r~·~T . , a. m. today was 68 egrees un· ••• l'lllloiiLo. a ro• monttl fi .M -, County GoH•rnnwn1 •~W I <Id r ive~~~~ T~ -~00-- ~ ~&e · ~c~~~a~r~*~~~s~·-----~·~·~·~·~·~-~~·~·~·! ~~·~·~·~·~~·~·~----------------------------------Wiili<1ms. 19. Parkersburg, re - by Taw ne~ was to lhe eff ect ·e F:xpPrif'nte in Uwlgel F'manr1ng "i;;'in"' ;1rrest. r!ckless opera- that a woman entered his place lion und no operator's license. 'of business at 9 p. m. Friday • !9 YParS Bll~tnt'!IS : and inquired about a trip to , Expenenre I Puerto Rir:-o. When her husband e i\Javy Veteran of entered the store, they were Worlt1 Wa r 11 shown sli dt•s of lhe is land and Tl' p \liddlrp011 f< . l~ S(J ll 'lrl then asked to see som e diaYour v'ot e and lo\<ls sumrnnned aT :1 18 p. m eJ ·have · followed my per sona l code of campaign ethics In Satun 1 Mill-s! wh-re <:~11 mond rin gs. Support Appreciated Th ey li ked one ri ng, and un irl1·n person had faint· t his campaign which is now drawin g to a close. Pd . Pol. Adv. when The wife ;;tsked the hus' f'd. ba nd if he had the money to e This code is that an opponent may not be attacked on p<.1y for it, he said no. but that a friends owed him $600, and personal basis but onl Y on his voting record or stand on he could coliect it if they went'i to Pt. Pleasant. They asked : an issue which sho uld be brought fully before the public. 1Tawney if he would drive them I · to Pt. Pleasant for the coll ec-1 In eA t home my oppone nt cl aims t o be a conservative. li ··n .'l nrl h!• ;>"reed. They park- ! votin g he is ralcd by Am erica ns for Democratic Action, the ed in an alley in Pt. Pleasant, an:l 1i1 ('tJU ·• arg m'd who I extreme in libera l philosophy and organization, as voting would do the collecting. Final· ly 1l1e woman <~greed and wh rn 90% of the time in their favor. she got oul of the car the man s1u·"w' T <1w ne~· in the head. el do not belie ve in using two kinds of campaign liter ature Whl:'n he carne to he was in a to be circulated in d,ifferent areas m(Jt!' l i:l1 l-'om t~rny. In lhe meantime David Tawei Will never vote on both sides of an issue to pretend to nr~·. son of the Jewel& report· ed to police Sa turday morning those In favor that I was on their side ot to those opposed I that hi s father was missing. Sometime later word came that I agreed with them. . Tawney had arrived home from Pomeroy, and poli ce went to e In this campaign the only Issues of value are my voting ! his residence to hear his rerecord and political philosophy and my opponents voting port of the epsiode. There is al so a (heary th<:~ l more than record plus his philosoplll'. ! just the ring first involved had been taken from the store, as ·e I have attacked my opponent on his voting record and stuck I Tawney's keya ~ tha establish· religiously to his recorded vote& aa shown b:t the Coamenl are missing. • The Investigation Is contlnugressional Record. ing and a unit from the Bureau YES •• • only about 9e coven the of Criminal lnvestigation was e I believe the choice Is either my philosophy that the gov• to arrive today from London. average daily cost of a $200 Joan. Tawney said today thst he :Repay in easy monthly payments. ernment Ia an Instrument of the people or my opponent'• had no insurance on the items, Take Z months or as long as 2 years. philosophy which place.s loyalty to the wishes of th~ Jobubut that a $$XI reward lo be· It's up to you. ing o!!..-ed by the Jewelery Seson Admnistration before loyalty to tlla wishes of his oo~ curity Alliance Detective's A.. PhoDe first for fast approval Then I sn., ot which he belongs. Tawstop for your mooey. Takes only a •lltuents. ney also said be will add $500 matter of minutes. Bomer (Pete) K. Abele ~ the award, lor a $1,1100 total How about it! Couldn't you use an for the person or persons who catch tha robbers. extra $200-$500...$1000 or more! i:.~ITr~~:l l:~lai or~;r:r~e~~ ; ~unbar . Cung~ A~le r~nths ··~ne provid~ s~e=a~i/~~ia, ~e da~ghte; INSURANCE PROTECTION Yel one owner pays 20% LESS! M1'1 towtrtd with RE ElECT KENNETH McELHINNY COUNTY COMMISSIONER I ' t '! 1 125 E. MAIN ST. BOB MILLER. MGR. ALSO OFFICES IN GALLIPOLIS AND ATHENS '--------------------1! rold P. Triplett, Pomeroy, ~-- by Helen Bottel - NOW YOU CAN HAV E BEAU TIF UL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! DAY SERVICE ON 1 , Armstrong li noleum, Sandran, noor tile, you name lt, we supply the covering and Jnstall U.e comple1e joh at low cost. And Easy Terms are al'ailable. Call SHIRT FINISHING LI.S! ROBINSON'S Ingels Furniture LAUNURY I) RY CLEANING WV 2·5428 POMEROY MiddlepG rt NY 2-2635 Frying Chickens -' GJRL BABIES UN WELCOME? row a friend'3 little boy when D~a r Helen: w~ go shopping, so as lo put rrom li'U 111 to 52 l'n·pare now LILwuln s~rv l r• ha. he l ped thout· for (IJPU-' 1!\'l'fV for L". S. Ctvtl Se rvlre j()b oprn- ILHIR I What's with the American up a good front'! - C()NF'USED ynr ainfl! 19-lt!. I• Is on~ of th.e in&t In t hil area dur±ni the nut male'! Yesterday for about the LIMEY ' l~fNUI and o\df'~l pn\' 811!])' OWTI· II montht. ed 1ehaolt ot lh kll1d a"d \1 not ; lOt h time a man in a store sym· l . conne~ted w it.b lh• IJol·ernmcnl. OTernmeot polltlont par u hi1h 11 144600 a month IQ 1tart . They : pathized with my husband for Dr~rh .Lime~: provide area rer 1erur i ty than For FREE lnformati<H• ao Gourn having two daughters, no sons \\ Y don I you just borrow prh-tl• ettrp lo.v mf'nt •nrl "'"· ooPnl job~. lnPllldinlil: 1111 of poll · · your husband's typic.ally Amer· eollent opp ortunity for l.dunre· U0111 llld U l lriU, till Out POllpO" and mall 11 once _ TODA\'. You m ent. Many pMI!Iont rtoqu l re Iii· I am English, and have al· ican "\'w'e're ha ppy, so bull out" lie or n o oped• llzed rduct l loo or o'.IJ I ~18" re 1 full detail• 1111 h!lw :you nn prepa1·c yournlf tor IX p PriRU. ways been Jed to be li eve it is approach? Rea ll y. the number! lb. theM just lhe blue bloods who th ink and gende r of vour children are Uon .. dcla.v ACT :-.lOW! but to nt on e of l hue Job•, vou mus t put a Int. Til~ compei!Uon J!\ICOL:\ SER\'H.:J,;, u~pt 6~U it so impo rtant to have a son to nobody's busi~ess but youri Pekin, 11 \lnnll Is ll.ee n 1nd in 1omo cue, only ono out ot flvr pa91. rarry on the. fa mily name. My 1 own. - H. I ' husband and I are both very I LINCOLN SERV ICE, D• pt , 680 happy with our two little girls. Dear Helen:_ Pekin, lll lnoit Su rely the babig health is I know this ls a more important than its sex. i that concerns many I am very muc h intPrested. Please send me absol utely FREF. . Comparing my husband and W~ are 60, both having (1) A Jist of U.S. Government positJOns and sa laries, (2) InJane Par ker Asst. Flavors formation on how to qualify for a U.S. Government Job. his daughters l.o our neighbor!chr ldren by a furmer m'"''""" : and his sons - our neighbor I My children are Name ···-----·--·-··--·----·-·------ - -- Age always see ms to be shouting. They learned to stand on pkg•. ' whereas our father-daughter re- own feet with the ir firs t Street ---··-·-······-··-·-··-···-·---- Phune City ····---··---·-------···--···-· State - --·---··~·--lalionshi p is wonderful. I of d'htoles. Hhis chil~den live nea r. l ' l"ii~~:!'i:i:~~~~~~~~~~~ii::iiii::ii::ii:=:=~~:.;::LJ;D~o~y~o~u~su: p ~ p ~ o •:e~ l ~s~ho~ u ~ld~b~ o ~r· ' an 10ug marne . are a savcon- 1 --~-- -· 1 stant drain on our owe ing s. We wi ll have no pension when we retire, so our savi ngs I MAN ~,; . are V€ry necessary to us. His children write him only when they L"Jee.d somet hing; ANN PAGE then he drops everything and rushes to thrm chec kbook i:~ IO'!, ot. 10 can ha nd. I suppose no ono;> can make this poppa bird see that it's way past lime to push his 6y Trai nin g and Experience, Th ese People Are Best Qualified to Serve You 40-year-old baby birds out of the nest. He all but supporls them - wh ile they spend their 1 own paychecks foolishly. May be 1 shouldn 't ha ve mar· I BELOW IS YOUR UNOFfiCIAL rled ag<dn. But 1 was ~lone STATE AND COUNTY OFF ICE HOLDERS' BALLOT the chi ldren busy Jiving the ir 'l'o vote for a <·andida te, pla ce ''X" in the rectangular spaee <I t I he left of the name of such C11 ndid ate. own lives. I thought there' d be companionship with a For Pro•~uting Attorney ly situated wid ower. Now I' m Fo r United Stotes Sen•tor <Vote fur not more than one) (Vote for not mor e tha n one) not alone, but lonely and worried. 1 say no thing about these f::-::-ront.......,.,..."".--1 I BERNARD V. FULTZ worl'ies. Why ca use trouble beRepublican tween my hus band and me ON oN l .ta. r-~= p =c-:-,.,...,-=-1~ 1--=--:::-:---:-c:--:-:-, whe n [ know lle won't c hange~ STE HEN M . YOUNG For Cl•rk of Court of BAGS ! BAGS 1 Dem ocrat = Common Plt al ' Helen. ca n you help me to li ve 1- --=--:::----,c-c-.,..---! (Vote for not more than one) : wllh it and wa;t calm ly fi ve. For Representat i-v e to years for tbe very inadequate BGHT O'GOCI IEDORCU I EVELYN LUCKE Congress (At L•ro•) lOUR State -Old Age : Pension? 1 When 1 (Vote tor not more th:m one) = Repu blican we wouldn't need it- and 1 I OLIVER P. BOLTON I WANDA. EBLIN li ve out our re tireme nt comI R~publlea n I Democrat . for tably if his childr en would 3-U. BAG 3-LB.BAG 1----:-=-===-==,.,..--l 1 -;::-:-;=:--1 ; shoulder their own responsibiliROBERT E. SWEENEY For Sheriff Democra t = (Vote for not more tf'i an one) ties.) Parent! are ('onstantl y ad vis- : 1--::--::---.-:-:-.,..----1 = I ROBERT C. HARTENBACH For R•presentlllve to ed to "let go·• their children: Contren J Republican . when they reach adulthood. i (TBNTII DISTRI CT) = 1----:~~~::-::-Why doesn't someone tel! chil- l (Vote !or not more than one) §E I CHARLES H. Dl EHL dren lo "let go '' parents by age· I Democrat I HOMER E. ABELE 1-- =-::---:--::--:--60 at least and not drain them ! Republica n For County Recurder ; in to Stale·kept old age?-SCAR. - -,.,"""'::-::=,.-:-'"""'==:-:-=-::-! (Vote for nQt mote than one) ED SIXTY i WALTER H. MOELLER I ELEANOR ROBSON Dear Scared: I Democrat UL Republican i · Perhaps you SHOULD say . l--;-~.,.-=----~.,.--1= For Stafl Repr•sent•tlv• something about these worries. · lOLA I. HOWELL (Vot e for not more than one) ! At age 60, it's time to take; Democrat i stock and plan foc 8 I RALPH W~LKER iii§ . For County Treuur•r abl e retirement. It's also f Republivan 5 (Vote for not more than one-) your husband realized hi s ·-~~~~==~~~~,-~ dut y is to hi,. wif~. not h i CHARLES KNOWLES I HOWARD E. FRANK Democrat :5 grown and supposedly ind,epend:,l I Republiea n ent children. 1- -:f;:o-r-:C:-o-u-:nty:-C=o-m::-m-,la"o"'"lo_n_o_r--1 ~ I AUSTIN L. RUSSELL n·~ possible he would like (Vote for not more than two) = I Democrat I stop this drain on his savings, JANE PARKER I KENNETH McELHINNY but doesn't know how, withoul l·lb. alienating his family. Here's I Republican - - - - - - box suggestion : He could drop , hint thst you two will have move in with them when retire - .unless your sa•'lnl" ll can support you - and llien ' those savings in a retirement I HENRY EWING · · plan where greedy I Reptibllcari 1 can't get at them. H. THE BACKYARD FENCE These 1 clever hitch-hik ers! 1 It Is le1ai To Take This Ballot To The Polls For Relerence On EI~D D~ alowed /down to !">ad a oll!ft one earrlod. II said, "Undecld· .Pd. Pol. Advt. Sponsored By The Meigs County Republican Executive Committee, 'I ed voter - pick me up a o d . E. E. Follrod. Chmn. · CUT-UP TRAP PACK lb. 33c I t,.~~~ c -·-- ---- ·- ---- ------ 1 I QUARTERED FRONT OR HINDQUARTERS lb. 59r CHICKEN LEGS CON SLICED ALL l GOOD BRAND c DRUMSTI CK Al>jD THI GH- lb . pk g. < = -- = -=- . ""' .....,.,.. ~70c ~72c I = i FR ESH BAKED Fig Bars- - 2p~~-. 39c 2·1b. A&P Brand pkg. GOLDEN RIPE lb. c I. ~Hi-CDRINK I 1 5 I VANILLA $2.10 '2.04 X == Gallon Pkg. CHEESE BANANAS Save Sc r.ts. ,Save ISc -·- = = 4 39c lb. pkg. BORDEN'S BIG TREAT COTTAGE - = C 49( lb. PINTO OR PEA ICE CREAM Tomato Soup 1 - ..... $100 =: = = ~ 1 52 = ~ ORANGE c 1-Qt. 14·01. OR FRUIT . cans " I ,:) 4 6 9 ( MARGARINE Potato Chips I Nutloys '/4·1b. Stieko ~ 1·1b. pkgs ' ' • 49C Kleenex FACIAL TISSUES- o400's A11orttcl Colors - NYLON HOSE . Homer E. "Pete" '· ' ... "·'·" FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE: Bernar4 Pull!, Cbllrlllll\ _ Pd. Pol Atf. ,' II ', - ·--~- I L-_ _._ _ _ _ _..;.._ _,;,______________...J persuade met•• . i\ ' .. ONE f 2 45c pkgs. 1 •• •' ....., 1 ,v.,e.,a.,led=•th•a•t•ll•c•o•u•id~pr~e~v~en:;:t..;s;;u;:_,r 1 I Samp e MEIGS COUNTY Ba lot RE-ELECT . ;'j, - ~-- H:>.ved pain and dried up the blisters ~ the areas where it ' 1was applled, while the untreated areas remained unimproved · Further e~perimental use re I Early Week Features To Save You Money! MAN FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTYOFFERS BETTER CANDIDATES I, ' r HELEN HELP US! r 1 WY 2·2171 Primarily It is a powerful 1 solvent and an anti -freeze . agent. Its potential uses in medicine were di~covered ·! quite by accident. A couple of chemists used it In di~~olve ! a pesticide that was not re<~di· 1 1Y dis~olvM in any other sol vent. Working with this o;olut.ion they brcame very sirk with : symptoms that suggested pesi: icide poisoning. It then bf'C'(lme •evident that DMSO had nol [only dissolved the pesticidf' hut ! had enabled It lo penetrate the 1 1 unbroken skiu with eao;e ::md had carried the pesticide with it. The pott-ntlals cf the rompound were dill not rtali7.ed. , Some time later Dr. Stanlf'V i Jarobs, a Young surgt>on who I was experimenting wilb or- Sandwich Cookies 3 s1.oo Dry Beans I I A SAVINGS CO. I I i YOUR' CONGRESSMAN CO, FLOOR COVERING te~l.~ I I I~IUU.NC'f Let Us Install Your 1 ? I m•~es ••1· mu~b l 9 CENTS CITY LOAN. tor det11ls. prrp~n~ I X 1hit to JIIU, coil MEN · WOMEN Thank You ·· Mr. and Mrs. Voter Meigs General Hoopltal ADMISSIONS SATURDAY None. I DISCHARGES SATURDAY ·~ Earl Knighl , Middleport ; An· drew Stewart, Cllftoo; Nancy i Smith, Pomeroy ; Roy Rollins, Middleport; Dennis McKinney, Dexter ; William Moodispaugh, Middleport; HarVey Eastman, Pomeroy; Zora Walker, Pumeroy; 0 . W, Wiseman, Ru 1land; Larry Rupe, Rutland. ADMISSIONS SUNDAY -'Lino da Hill, Racine; Zora Welker, Pomeroy. ABELE DISCHARGES SUNDAY- Ha- your en fun tu .Junch on a hot dog and orange juice right on the street on 3rd Ave . in the Fifties. But for those who can afford to ig· nore menu prices we have the incomparable Pavilion and the Colonv where you ' really oug ht to let the captain dream up a dinnet· that will be perfect and unforgettable. We offer you such ce iebrily haunts as the Stork Club (where the pri· ces aren't as high as you might expecll, the Four Seasons (expensive but beautif!tl and worth it) Sardi's in the theatre distr ict (try the canellonil and Billy Reed's Little Club which is plushly red and white, romanticallv lit and boasts a splendid cuisine. All these places can practically guarantee you a close \' tew of WANTED! · SAY ONLY The serriee ·is friendly, the best you've ever known. When money is the questioa. thea the answer's planning trip to New York at a season when vou can see eve~"ything we have to offer: VUI,_ • 4tdded "' - 1 1 wor d famous personalltles. If YOU have the children along. they're sure to en}oy the colorful restaurant call· eel La Fonda del Sol in the Time and Ufe building. Take thern to the Sunday after· noon fiesta where they can see the amu· sing decor, eat exotic food and listen to the songs of beautifully costumed trou· badors from Peru. Chile, Brazil and Ar· gentina. There is flamenco and othE'r Latin dancing , too . We New Yorkers are apt to defrnd our city steadfastly but we Hke to laugh at ourselves too. Nightly except Sundays at Plaza 9, a cabaret theatre set like a je\\.:el in the lower depths o( the genteel Plaza Hotel. vou ·n see wittv actors mim· icking Chet l~untley, Bette bavis and the Richard Nixons and you just might turn around in the audienc~ to find Chet Huntley, Bette Davis or the Nixons laugh· ing heartily at the sketches. This unus· ual revue, titled Bits and Pieces. is put Logether by suave Julius Monk, undisputed mJster of the art. Many mov ies are made in New York now that authentic settings are the vogue. So keep on the lookout. for trucks carrying cameras and Jight!'. If you pick up a copy of Variety, the show businrss trade paper, you'll probahly find schedules telling you what films are in production here. I , 2nd Strut I DID YOU . Hiya Stranger Congralulations on - WY 2-2440 costs less than 9 cents a day Ptt:kll•· 11 Mn• V. D. EDWARDS .Insurance Agency o.u....... ., 1 lm4 HQM! Mil filA~ THE DAILY SENTINEl Pol•'ce Probe Robhervin GalliJJolis tns ur · HMI Get fast, dependable service and ASHLAND FUEL OIL with S.C.A. 1 moPief· 0~1 11vi111 DI W Humrowntl!. , I By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ways. There are thousands of 1est8u· rants for the tourist on a budget; it's ev· SAME me~~s I Voice of Broadwav . . • reoorting Broadway pretnieres, exciting football games, g)llmorous new Fall fashions in the shop windows and bright Autumn leaves in Central Park. It's a wonderful time to walk, browse in the book stores , stroll the museums, admire the flowers and the skyscrapers on Park Ave . The good life as it can be lived in our town is sometimes expensive but not al- 1 d Tht·rt' we_reh 1 .: n rmm, I~!ft.! &allfiiODI and ftllt It WI ! rellft«( Iff'.... ..,_ .., JlMSO aa f:!I\181 to cortiPM ill Jll liilli!J wu IIPPUed ~ lo r- ·· &ldlfneze. ...,. .. ud alld: ln!lommatlolt. heed; ud II M Gilly ....... 1 uabtaall cot lloo ellemkal It cured cold oores . Jt go! 1the paiD ol _.., llurtlttJ .,. tlWr honda IIIey liOd<ed . • appareolly eured lt ~ By Wa1ae G. Brudstadt, M.D. oyottr • lib taste Ia nd of nasal amgestlon when only 1 lew boun II' · Ordinarily I prefer not to moutlu witblD • lew mlllutes. WJed u nose drops In penono with the UIIJ.Il ~ ol abou diseuJI 1 ~.. product thai iJ lhe ckemlcal aloo Imparted With bead oolda ~ lllnusltla; It a week not commercially available but prUc odor to their breatbl. lhe news about dimethyl su~· D•. Jacobs bell.-.ed tlo.at oxide (DMSO) woo '! keep. thl•C that was absorbed dlat Already 1 am getting many last mlg)ot bave medical aaeo. inquiries about this n e w He tried 11 f1rst on burns 'Wonde• Drug... This chem1.• and found th . at it oot 0'11y proed h cal which has been known for 1 mot eahng but also practl· ' 9'1 years, is a by·product of cally elmmated pam. Next it wood pulp and has found many wa~ used on a person who had uses not connected with medi- accJdeot~lly incurred chemical cine. burns w1th mustard gas. It re- DOCfOR SAYS Pl ant~ N• W• COMPTON, 0 • 0 • tng to WlJliam Byers, Rl. I, Fined by lllddleport Mayor Poolero, Lee Smlt.l) Saturday night were SaUy Byers, 56. lnsldt lilt Glenn Priddy, $10 and costs. houso, received • bruised rom. residents this year through! lesving the scene of an ace!There was medium damage to An enthusiastic crowd of o•: sponsorship or The Dally Sent· HARTFORD · w. Va. - P'uJ>. dent, and Kenneth S. I!Alynnlds, the ca. and house, and the er 800 people greeted Congress- lnel erol serv>ces for Kathy Mae $& and coats, failure to yield driver escaped injury . man Homer E .. "Pete" Abe. le H~tu n.s will be broadcast ! Howard , Z, who Sunday right~~o~l_:w";a~y~,_ _ _ _ __ 1b r . . , evening at Veterans Mmortal The Ohio Slatt' Patro; today Two Sunday accidents took at a homecomtng cee ration through _faciiHies In the co~rt- , hospital will be held Wednesday reponNl lht> investigation of place at two dUferent places. 1\n Wellston. Saturda~ nlghl. houst' w1th loud!peaker !lerVlct at the Church ol 2 ~., wr·idt>nr ~ durmg Oc-Tob\'r in One was in Reedsville where I The meeting held rn the Well- outside. Free coffee and donuts , at . P·.10mCh . t' U 1 h •t•lg• and r.alil"~ t·ounlrt>s . a {'ar dnverr b~ Lyle Ntchols, ston City Park was packed to 11wlll be served to the public in- 1C~nstb 1 1 _nsthtanG nhon. Staere ' " . . h h d' R b\' e ra am • ·1wtth ur a m 1' ' · Th orp were 17 acridenr " 10 18, Reedsville, was gomg ear I e 1ea mg epu 1can side the courthouse. . C Th Rev How 1 Meg ~ l(llall!v- was r.t>rord- north on BT '.!14 and. made " candidates featured H guest families are invate<' .toh comed twn Kell~e ery. th ell! k c and RIJ ha w o!fl.c1a1e.• 1ard 1 mgswor 1n:-. Ca"'" ,., lltn I right turn mto a s1de street spea cr . . _ on~ 1 . . ars to Pomeroy Tuesday rug t an She had been ill for several 0 1 and sTruck a parked car bt_>. f11vn Ohw s S1xth D1stnct. enjuy tile drama of Ule 1964 elec. -·- . PIHsllll VaBey R01pllal S--Dally Sentinfl, ·PGmeroy·Mid~port, 0., No•. 2, t VM TWo PINED -·--···- ~ ,tl , ---. • 1:;, I .'';; ..-t.· ~ ,, ' {~ 1-.o __ .-.., • -' ... .-~ ' ~ 'fl-1 ,, . ;~~_.., ·•. "' • •\ 'i't ' ·•... Glamalon ShHrMeoh Single Pr. 34c COME SEE • • YOU'LL SAVE at A&PI -----------~------------------------J . \' lI. �.. . . - .. ...... __ , .. • .~ A - - .... - - ... - • - 0 - • • - • • - ~ - ,. .., • • .,. • - .... ,.,. , " ,.. - # -· • ot o •• ' •~ ., • • ., .~o .- ·- • <* .... ••- ·~ (\ I "'"' . . . - r--·W-...-ur-..-.. - - , l~pally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midcllebort, 0 ::__Nov. :z. 19M 1-co··._·.~---2 INFOIMAnoN •·'" ••• -...:.; ::::.,::-,:~:"- MODER~ unfurnished 3 room FRIDAY, NOV. ard FiC'k , 98S--40l 5 mu...,OI'III _ ..,..Ul.A l'lUNA <lie ,. .... , . . ...... 11.(1. . - . . . • ...,., .,, . ......... .IQ ..,,..,.,.,,.,..~!• "i!0",....-1 . ..... 'IPt(J ~ ... . - . . dtnlt"' ... ..,... ,.,t I'IIP "'-' cKII• ..._........ .... ,,.,,.. tb•n "" " '"~ 1ft_.,... I . . . · - ... d ........ 0.D~ .... • .... oa~­ lflf'l ,...,_ Cbar.. eo - • u.n... ,.. ...... ~ '"' l"hreto •.,.u11•11' illMf't:t~ 1J .. ,. o-.-rn .,. •cl• HOUSF. , !. room! and ~ •mmeo:H••••l' .-10 •• •no "1411 wltl'llll lt Uri. ~A &D Of 1'.ttANII..el 6 OIIU'fO. A.&1D tot !Ill . - d m1• IIIJ WI'o . . , . IMWtltl•n.&l •111'111 ~~ ••.ill Ort'tca IIIUUU LID A. Ill. .. ll.UII t' M.. DaD) la~ : 3fl 4 M. tel 1.2oW - l l 2 3tc I house west _ _ bath, thermostatically controlled gas heat. Close to business I space. Phone WY 2_3092 _ 10 SO 3tc -UNFUR~ISHED I rooms and baTh . down~tairs apartment. I North 3rd, Middleport. $50 • month. Call WY U434. 10 29 6tc H-~o"'u"s=-E=-.-=Fo =R-cR:cE=NT=.-=1834 Uocoin Heights. t rooms and or ' 1957 Plymouth 4 door sedan, ~ Trac tor, used 1..n11 1= F01u hrs., Ford Mower, 14" Ford plows, 7ft. tractor disc. !::Hack Hawlt pickup cern planter, 01- ~ {oU'ol I 963 Chevrolet lmp1la Television Revue will hold Ila meetmg at the home 0 f Grace .--,. -11 on wedo n.esday, Nov. t , Anyone w 1~h · •·"'"' to k 61 Ford - - - $966 will be launched Nov. Ul and U\1 ma e arrangements. Sta. Wogon. Fo1con. W• con Mrs. Kloea announced that any· pi;,•• ~f ma~la. Club reft"l' you to local owner. e one wllh1n& to volunteer on e eport teraey Olltd. ahift. the project are Ulled to con- will meet Wednesday afternoon •.,..., ....... .-"'-. 'UW.Ia• ~·-- a"='lng •'-A at the home of Mrs. C. M. wcuu-~- ut~: meetlng were Mrs Richard Hennesy at 2 p. m.11 Boob tD bt • Chamben Mrs Karl. Kautz reviewed Include. Loot Away, Pomerey, Ohio Misa Frieda Fa~hnle, Mrs. Gu; Look Away::' by Mn. 0. B. -~=---=~--~-"' ! Neigler Mr Kloe.s wu a gu.. t Stout and The O>rlatlan an4 I~ Volkswagen pickup truck. • . . IDs America," given .,. Mrl, 4 Door. Low mileagt' by loca l owner, apotlen inh•rtor beip and brown finish. V8 enKint•, Powt>rglide trans. Radio ~md h~wter, whilew~tll tires show little wear. $ subscriptions have been plaeed for the Nelsonville hospital. The Christ-o Seal proj~t HOLLWYOOD (UPI) -liotea to watch televtslon by: ® iver wagon, manure spread· er, corn sheller, 45J- l.H .C. hay baler, milk cooler, hand ' ',.,/,' grain cradle, telephone box. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. (If'. dinner bell, porch glider, liv· ing room suite, bedroom suite POMEROY. OHIO cedar chest, wardrobe, coffee . table, writing desk, rugs, Real Estate For Sale Buslneu Servlce1 SOCIAL Runs good. Will s2ll or trade. See Arnold Grate, Rut· land Furniture Co., daytime Emerson Jodes. Roll caD 1"et sponse 11 leader. CALENDAR SB 24811, night SH 2·5501. - It 2 3tc 1959 FORD Station wagon, fSSO. I mnderu religloul NOV. 5 The JOF class of the Unltecl Methodist churc h will sponsor NOV. % a rummage sale et the church Pomtroy Garden Club wilt rhursday, F'rlday and Saturday, meet Monday, at 2 p.m . i-ll thP November 5 • 7. home o1 Mlss Lydla EbeF cr~ "rh The ' Auxiliary of the Pomeroy with Mrs. Cha rles R. Karr Sr B~nd Ci tiz~ns Band RadiG as co-~ostess. Ralph Moore ar~',l Cl ub will meet Tburday at 7:34 exten!'!TOn 'Ioent [or natural re- p. rn. at the home or Mr:11.. stands. lamps, chairs, 21 " R. _ See John Chaney, Minersville, 1"0 •LAC& .. C.A. TV, drop leal"'~ble,~a~ FOR SALE 8 room boWie, WILL DO ••na weav• ..... Phone Ohio. Pine Grove Load near &UVLT P'&OoUCIHO le dinette set. ld.tcuoc:n ca me. ·"-''e Ft' ve Points W&NT ,U, - - - - - - - -- ~ 1•~'l-3tl · S peed modern kt'l"hen. sunporch. WI 9-2826. 10 29 9tp · 16'l7 Lincoln He igl1t~. % bed ·i buffet, 4 folding c hairs, ... room house, wJ th hardwood 1 Queen washer. Unico gas dry- bath. full basement, coal 1953 FORD, 6 cyl., 2 door, PHONE WY2-2156 !loors. b:uh base-ment. and er, hand operated meat slic- furnace, drilled well, fouble TRANSMISSION Salvaee Com- cheap. Call WY 2-2310. . gas rurnere-. Built-in cabinets ! er. and other article:~ not garage, chicken house, bam pany. Repatrtns all makes. 10 Xl 6tc in kitchen. Driveway and mce i listed. 15 aaeS1 572 miles from ·tomatic and standard tran• sourcPs, will be guest speaker, Robert Harden Syracuse In Memory yard. Call Tracy Whaley, WY j Pomeroy, 1 mile off Route 7 missions. Eleetrlc welding. 1954 BUICK .entury. Excellent ' usin~ as his topic, "How much ' ' · , 2-3054 10 23 !Otc t Crow, Crow, and Porter, on Eagle Ridge Road. Call Pbono WY U17S. runnlng condition. Prtced! for a gla"' of water•. , NOV . I ON November 2, !963, God in ' Attorneys 11 •• 31P rtgh•" "" n .. ckett's Sohlo Serv 1 WY 2-6373. t 24 tfc , ThPodorus Councl! Daughters · The Middleport Busines. and His infinite wisdom saw Cit 4 ROOM downstairs apartment Wm. Clifton Stout, ice lf 22 U to call from our midst our with shower. 129 Butternut Administrator • c of America will meet Monday, 1 Professional Women's Clu b dearly belovd hsuband and Ave . HOUSE 5 rooms and HOUSE FOR sale or rent. Five lart an...,"'-"""_. 'l'bo Rlmbler at 7:30 p m.. at the !OOF hall. I will sponsor a rumJMge sale luster father, Wesley A. Cir· bath" 311 Wetz8an St., Phon. Also selling the same day: 1100 rooms, bath, basement and Hoai!Dc World Slandanl ot Compact Inspection will h. held and of· Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 cle. He is missed by his WY •2•5333 _ M......ale, .... E:l. lienee ficers and the team are remind· and 7 in the Weber build ina 10 30 Glp bales of hay,. J. D. wagon, .~ garden plot. West Main St., wUe Laura and son Jack. _ hay and gram elevator, 12 Pomeroy, near lhe Midway EDd fODr tewer trolllllel Bil CU' reo:. ride and per· : ed to wear white. All members next to the Quality Print Shop We ;..sign Wm 10 God and FURNISHED 3 room house, Ford plows, 14" pull type Market. Call WY 2-2582 or We uvo ID formiiiiCe. Small .., .cuuum) are urg•d to attend and bring on ·Mill-St. pre 9s onward to His promise bath and basement 313'ti Con- plows, Ho~el1te cham saw, WY 2·2565. lt)..31-3tc Sewer MalHI and IDAIIBierablllt)' sandwiches or cookies for r~ 1l1 that we shall mee t again in dor Sl., Pomeroy. severa1 mdk cans, mangle, ......._.... See freshments. the llle beyond. 10 27 If< buffet, round table, 21" Ray· FOR SALE OR RENT: House, Caiiii'Y 1#14 DeJ ct NlPt MelropoUiall MOioro NOY. 3 ,, There's • Law1 beyond tbe APART\lENT 5 room; - a,;-d theon TV, and other Items. 6 rooms 61ld bath, Route 143, f • 1f1: E. Malll Street. Pomeroy The Loyal Pals class of th e sky Wm. Clifton Stout, Bailey Run Road. Call WY 2- - - - - - - - - - Pb WY Wtl71 Middleport Church of Chrtst ' beth, newl)' redecorated. Call Own•• ODt wt'll hold 'ts thl That's prepared for you and 11, 11 C k WY 2_363 l ~ 3722, 10 21 tic HEATING, PloUDbiDL MaeD• 4 22 Uc ' mon Y mee t'mg I ond 1. a er roo s, · Terms: Cash hruatto. Anold tlnlloen. _ at the home of Grace Pratt I If we live the way our Lord 10 2l_ tfc Not responsible for accidents. HOUSE FOR SALE: Gravel Ill EaOI lllaiD -~ .....,. 1964 SIMCA 4 door sedan, new Tuesday, Nov, 3. would have us do. FURNI~IIF.D aparlmell\ f o r Bradford Auction Company IIIII, Mlddlepart, 727 Broad- ..,. ,.._ IVY a-. white walls, snow heads . An Election Day dinner will ' He who washed our sins rent In Middleport. Groun<tl C. C. Bradford, AuctiOneer way St., across from swim7 10 tfc fully equipped. Phone WY Z· be held Tue.sday evening, Nov. ! away, floor, 3 rooms and beth. 3!111 A. C. Bradford, Manager ming pool. 6 rooms and bath, - - - - - - - · - 6247 adeo 6 p. m. 3, at the Ftrst United Presby· , , ..... 10 &.Ul' ))ath. Phone Wy-2·3575 after :; pm . 10-24-tfc I see Mrs. How· Lunch served by Bedford Youth 3 bedrooms, full ba!<er.:"nt, AUL"I111NEI!:II 10 19 12t terian Church in Middleport, Where We that'1 everlasting ard Ceclt, 800 W. Main St., Group. gas furnace , shower, lavaLory C.mpleW 8er't'b ~------- - - beginning at 5 p. m. The chick· 10 29 atarts anew. Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-5262. &tc and commode in base mrnt, Ct1t1 llradlord en dinner is being sponsored Mrs. Laura Circle and Jack 10 22 If< garage, black top driveway t.'rlle, . . _ ct Coallel fUf j fe by the De<!cons and Deaconess· u 2 ttc COMPACT •weeper, perfect Lot 50' x 150'. New pemt, "- c. BRADFORD es with Mrs. Eddie Burkett TRAILER l11ts for rent. riMe condt'lion _ all att~chments Rae!-. and Miss Phyllis Joachim as " house and roof, $9,500 00 1 llleboo 01111 - -----:--:::---:--- to Laundr_vrnat and schoal!l and paper bags. Balance due • co-chairmen. 1 11 tt• e OVem er Car d 0 f Thanks Valley Lumber & Supply Com· 7 payments, $7 monthly WYI Small down payment. Marvin - - - - - - - - - - ' The Wesleyan Service Guild pany, Middleport. 10·3-tfc 2.2204 . 10 29 6tc Swan, WY 2·3348· Plans were made· for the of the Racine Methodist Church Beat The Ru1h 10 28 WE WISH to thank the Wolf I H»E~ , 1 I ltp EXPERIENCED I annual "sluffing bee" for the , will serve an election day chi',ck·ll - - - - - - - - h . 1 n "· an.., our rM'lJ 1urnr~ & Chri Pen and Ke-rrs .Run neighbors ed and .. ~·-'shed .-~ ZIG ZAG s·10g r Fully automa ~ ,_ . s1mas sea1 projec t when 'Ien dinner and supper in ~w •• ~• e· . SEVEN ROOM brick home In th E · ffl · f th FASTEST & BEST who were so ~md a[ter the l' ments. WY 2-5434 12 8 ttc tic, one dial does it all, but· p,,meroy two bathrooms 4 e xecutive o Clerds oH !the church annex at 11 :30 a. m. death of our w . tfe a.nd motlt·e'·. 1 h1 • • Meigs County TB an ea IUld 5 p. m. ton bo es, ms, !ew'l I Thurs day Ladies of Chester RADIATOR SERVICE Margaret Smith . \\t> also Wish :Vfidd\eport Aparlment, 5 rooms tt monogra. 1 tc bedrooms. garage, basement. Association met ast on u ons, app tques, e ·I 3 firushed rooms in attic to thank all our friends and, bath Sind basement, on ground Like new. Balance due, n · Large ~ot. OUt 01 blgb water evening at the home of Mrds. Church will serve a plate tun~c:h IN THE AREA. lJol7.er hospital 1 floor. Newly decorated. hardf $8 ~tc thl Manning Kloes, executive i- of soup, chili, sandwiches, payments o .w mon y. Central heating lnqulre 1 Husband, L3wrenre Smith, wood floors . automatic heat. WY .t.·22M. 10 29 6tc Charles Wildermuth. WY Z. rrom tbe tar.-est truck or rector. and coffee Election Day at and Daughter, Elizabeth cau WY ! ·!!.00. 10 10 tfc bulldozer r1diator to the Mr. Karl Kautz, president, Masonic Han. Russell. \'o lluplez. bedrooms. Sugar AUCTION _ Glassware. The 2205 or WY Ullll. 9-26-tlc unaltest beate~ cont. was In charge of the meeting. The meeting of the Pomeroy 3 11 l ltp ll f ~'R • • • PMJddl-""'o ta" November 12 was the date set Band Boosters Association Run area Pomer< Phone following Is a par11a1 s1 o •v .,....,.. .,.,... ~ WY ~3618 .· · ·10 2 Uc the personal property of the eot building, Lodoted 352 N for the "stuffing bee" at a lo.. scheduled for Tuesday evening, late Sylvie Roush, which will Second Stroe~ Middleport WY 2·2143 Pomorov cotion to be announced later. has been changed to Monday at lost and Found WY 2-3191 MODERN 4 room and bath be sold on Thursday, Novem Priced for quick .ale. II> 1'================='1 Mrs, Kloes reported the sue- 7:30 p.m., at the Senior lllgh !urn.,hed apartment. M 1 d- ber 5 1964 , at 10 , 00 A. M. at qlllro at Oblo Hotel. I~ 0. McCOY, AUL'TIONEER cess of the Diabetes and chest School auditorium, due to eloo- I' Main 51. Pomoroy REWARD $50 to anyone who dleport WY z 3B74 the R'ock "prt'ngs Grange t• tic Chester. Ohio. 3 Z3 tic X·ray clinic held recently lions. ;;:::;;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:: 10 can tell me where my 3 whitt>· · · 9 11 f:.1red he ife rs wenl . Tom Duf_ ~_u_ c Hall, on the Meigs County - - - - - - -- - fy, Syracuse, Ohio 10·3 1-6tc F'OR H:ENT, modem house, Fairgrounds, Stete Rt. 33, Reprinted From The Cincinnati Enquirer, (October 4,1964) - ~ · -- si:x room!i and bath. Young:~· Pomeroy, Ohio. LOST. a male beagle, black 1 town kltchen, tile floo1. lo- China cupboard, two blanket and white. Conlact H. D. Bon·1 cated at 136 Liocoln-rd Call chests, ~bles, stands, pic· POMEROY _ 5 ~ room frame ey, Wright Sl , or call Ted W'l 2-3020. • 29 tJc tures, ptcture frames, em- house with gas, 2 porches, Warner. 10·31-ltc broidery and other needle bam and 5 acre lot. Located For Sale work, vases, jardlneers, sev- on Pomeroy's highest hill with' Notice =--:::- era! guilts, 25 quilt tops, cry· wonderful view of Pomeroy, REES Flor;l~ li'lowers for all ~ 1~5 28Skyfltine Houllse t Traldle~; 81 stal, carnival glass, BavarGiao, the Ohio River, Uncoin IIIII . Pho WI 9 3983 1 y ., exce en con tuon. etched glass, Pru.ssia. er.. a d Mulberry Hel•hts " 000 occasiOns. ne · ' P · ed f ut k I t $700 man, Austrelian pieces, mtlk n ° ' ""' I _2tacine, Ohio. 10-31-3tc. P~~ne ~~ q 2-~8s:a! a s e ~ glass, iron stone, figurines, I Dow~htayment $600., balance. OU KnOW S ~ ON ACCOUNT of Sales, Brad· Don Hubbard, Box 62, Syra· China cups, press and cut , R~~L YPROPERTY _ 3 ac· . philosophy long ago lost faith in the come the most slandered man In ford Auction Company Fum!· cuse, Ohio. 11 2 6tc gla08, pottery, many other res, about 1 miles from Porn· IN THE decade smce he entered people and in the people's wisdom. ture Store wtll be closed next SINGER Sl 1 N dl- - .- ed Items not hsted. 'th • roo h0 use public life Barry M. Goldwater has American polltical history. Arrayed Wednesday , Thursday and an ee e, eqUJpp Signed· Flossie Roush eroy, Wl 5 m ' ' • Hence, they have appointed them· against him Is the whole propaganda Friday. 2 porches, outcellar. well and been te!Ung the Amencan people 10 30 3tc , with zig zagger. Uses discs to LUNCH 'wn.L BE SERVED selves to determine what the people apparatus of the Federal govern. monogram, fancy design. but· . BRADFORD AUCTION CO. small barn. I> mlie off Oh1o things that manY of them have not tonhole, etc. Balance due 10 · A C B df d M g 124, $1,200.00. Down payment enJ'oyed hearing. need and what they must have. And men!, to say nothing of its allies In .., ra or ana er •'~MOO bal lh1 • , 1• paymen t s of •• ·91 monL;1 y. · C C 8 df ro' A ctl ....,.,. , ance mon y. in the process, they have, little by the "liberal" establishment. WY 2·2204, to 29 6tc ·AUCT.r~o"m', .;.is ·~~'be a RURAL PROPERTY :- 4 • For he has not seen politics as the little, year by Year, reworked the He is portraYed as a poisoner of I USED PIANOS 121 E~tra nice large sale with items of in- roomh Ira~~ ~oeduse W •th two art of misleading the American very fabric of America. 11 children, as a creature of the night· · Ieres t to all • so come and ning pore water, es, a nice c lot ce with ar, run· · k of usmg · th e I will bo ob,.nt from mY recon d1·uon td ptanos. <1) for two people, or as th e t nc offico from noon Tuoodoy They llegan by "helping'' the riders, as a pawn of the militarista $25 .00. Fru delivery. Call plan to stay ALL DAY d hi k nd h people's money to buy the people's d F · SH • , 29 5tc gar ens, c c en a og I 10 RuI an Navamber 3 until Navomfarmer. And now the farmer can no and the warmongers. urm 1ure, ~ 81 I. house. Located 6 mlles from votes, or as the science of manipu· bor 17. Tho offlco will bo _______1_0_TI_& longer raise what he pleases. In· _tP_ SINGER Sewtnf macblnu. Pomeroy, $2,500.99. Down lating public "images." To see the viciousness of the apan oil rogulor hour~. deed, he must even support a Dei FREE LOAN of our efficient aew, t5!f.50 up. l>evera! used payment $500.00, balance vilification heaped upon him is to partment of Agriculture that sends Carpet Shampooers wttb marbinel 11 bargalll prices monthly. He has seen politics instead as a begin to understand the desperation planes over his property to see what purchase of Blue Lustre 1be fabric Shop, ~Inger Sales C. c. CUCKLER means of creating an environment with which his enemies are trying to he plants. Shampoo. Baker Furniture, and Servl<t. Pomeroy, Oblo. BOX ~0MEROY, 0~~ in which man can grow. cling to the perverted political orMtdd!eport. 10 27 6tc IVY Z.ZIM. 4 21 tic They began by "helping'' the 10 30 3tc Almost alone among the political der they have beet:~ foisting upon RAWLEIGH Products for sale. USED workpants, shirts, covworker. And now the workingman America. Their purpose Is to do con· Wy·2~4t2. figures of our time. he has had the 10.24-:lOtc eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev· Male Help Wanted finds himself being spoken for on a siderably more than defeat hlm at Instructions audacity to suggest that man has the ;=;;;;-.====----.;...,1 slier. Long Bottom, Ohio. wide variety of social issues by a the poUs: they seek literaUy to crush . Your Landl'nlrk Servin 10 1~ 3()tn u -.._-C.,.I_V_l~siRvica_TE_5_T_st capacity for growth, that man has a Slotlon Is Givint Awoy A EXPERIENCED MAN to work him lest any other muster the cour· self-perpetuating clique of labor ' PERFECTION OU heater wltb on large beef cattle farm. .s..n _..., ... ..._ iltlrt t&ld • mind and a spirit and a heart as age to ask them to account for their politicians who have forgotten what • ....1 PNpare.loJ'J 11 as a s tomac h . drums and fittings, Dayto. Must bave experience In op- ••oa.oo atu ••po•n• n.•uunU "'ttoat~Uq tntw. we sordid works. ·;., a dinner pail looks like. bJMrl..e~ uwan, el<ectric scales, 30 lb. capac. era ling !arm equipment. Good ..Peu RE>gi.!Jter for this good !le<'ond IU)' 1'1\EI lllfnMUtiDII oa ' Cllr each time you drivt' in. ity. 10 ft. meat case, 1955 modern house furnished. Good Wan.. ,., '"•ment• Wn•~ ThiS baS represented 8 notable The real Issues of 1964 are Nu purchase necessaJ'y, jus T They began bl' "helping" the Mt-rrury, body and chassis pay and excellent opportunfl.tna ..... Uld depltrbne registPr, l.lllcviD s.moe. ao. ....., from the cynical diet to simpler than the defenders of ebbusinessman. And now the busl· DUI.J . .DtlnW. less motor and transmi:ss1on. lty for qualififed man. Write =:...::::::=. _____ , w~~ch the '\lllerican voter has be· HOMI OF UNICO TIRES trenched statism would have ua bf> complete course In radio and Box 668-B Care of The nessman must prostitute himself for Business Services I come accustomed. television with all equipment. Daily Sentinel. lieve. , SUPER SERVICE government contracts and the for· Cbarles Larkins, Long Bo~ STATION 10 30 5tc FOR YOUR every-need of For Senator Goldwater doe& not lorn hope uf immunity from bureau· The issues boil down to whether tom, Ohio. 10 7 tic J.ck W. C•n•r - - - - - - - - - - dozer and Back·Hoe wock, the American people to barter erotic harassment. · It Ia the destiny of the Amerlcll!l Mtr. WY 2-9932 SLUGGISH septic tank? ClogHelp Wanted contact Emmet W. Shuler, one after another of their people to become the servanla of They began by "helping" the ag342 Page Street, Middleport, In exchange for what the :=.=~==~~======JI ged drains! Got Klean·Em·All leviathan state at home and IUTOMIJB!LJ!: Insurance beeo Septic tank Cleaner at Land· GOOD OPENING In Pomeroy WY 2-3243. Free eaUmates. .poolil~ellans are wont to call "securi· ed. And now !be retiree finds him· wer before totalitar!Jn agpeSIOI)I· cancel_led? r,ost your oper• mark Farm Bureau. · Farm ponds, private d M1'ddl eport. Fu11 Ume self penalized If he earns enough to .••. . . an He thinks--and so, once, did all 1 broad• · ... tor't UctDIOl Call IVY :1-21111. 1D-31-30tc busineas selling Rawlelgh basement excavaUons, ., buy himself a good cigar. llltfc ~~~~~----household products. Start at tank excavations: man has a higher Barry Goldwater says it Is not, - - - - - - - - - - ONE COAL warm morning once. Must have car. Write II 2 tic than to retire to a future of They began by "helping" the heating stove. 207 Beech St., And In your heart, you know be'a . Livestock lnsur1nce handouts. He thinks-and restive downtrodden. And now the Middleport. 10 30 3tc Rawletgh, Dept. OHK-M0-208, rigbt. Freepor~ 111. 11 2 ltp once, ·did all Americans - that streets of our cities have become ~1('E Hereford bull for sale, ELECTR - OLU:::Xo-s-we-e-per,- -on This Ia whl' we believe 19M ~ WANTED: Mlddleaged person. JOHNSON, S!m- lllltll'nee tbe American Revolution produced veritable jungles. r"'gistered . C B. Shahan, wheels, pop out paper bags, present one of the great 0pportum. Portland, Ohio. 1o-3!-31p' all attachments. Runs like Must be able to llvo in. In· Agency, ln. All forma ot In some Ideals ,and principles that deIs this the America we lnberltedT ties In · Amerlca'i politlcaf hiatory. quirt, Ohio Hotel, Middlepor1. 1W11Dce. Jtm Joblloob IUid sharing by men everywhere 1 LARGE ;;,are pony, broketol new. Ba!ence due $34.25 ltl-24-7tc Bud ~ Apnla. • Trus Is why we belleve Senator: Is this tbe American we want to work. I stud pony, 2 pony I Terms arranged, WY 2·2204. - - - - - - - · -- ....: I I tic But America, we fear, ba& been Golllwater's el\lcllon ·to the pr_ esl·' ' bequeath to our grandchildren? rolts . See John Chan t>v Min10 29 etc LOOKING~~: IICURI · PHlYI'O Copytna Service. Cop by a philosophY that Is gra· deney to be the most urgeot taslt to' , \ ersviUe, Ohio. Five · Points. - - - - · - - - - ll!fl made of legal pepora. dually hacking away at the tree of For daring e~en to lllk theM which tbe Ameiiean people can ! !0.31-Stc APPLES, Burdette Fruit btrill records and almOSI any liberty. The practitioners of thla questions, Barry Goldwater hu "-"" vote themaelves. . · · ·' ;;;;;;;--;----;--:::-Farm. Phone Wy UflO . .., - .c~ erw~w ..._.,..~~ttcm • 1. other documents. 0 omeroy PIGS for 11Ie. M•~ Circle, Ohio Rt 1 • u -~ "' t ' • • . . . . . u..Ja ........ h i. . . Reuter lllluruee, •A Paid rOII!icll A4v. By A. Loyal Cltken,'For !Jolrdw~let , ~. Pbooe WI HMl 10 211 tip 10 23 l51p , 1..----------.I 8 N b 12 y 1954 FORD ........ - .. . ....~.·-·~--~~~--~~· 84:~~~~--~~----~~----~ \ I' • 'i 1'1' ', "' ' 80. Metric I FOSDICK~! U.- .John1011 as. Not linn 18. Seulptora' work bon- ~AStli.IN!' ALLI!'\' 1 have a ma tter great importance ·-· OJUOVB to di6CU;;f l!!ith "v••· ~ ' XK M OWUMKHAU XB EPXFP RLRV qaa VIIL8.-PK~WXBB DICk I'RA(;, lotmdll"• 0rJptoqaoto1 WB LI11 LOUDE8r WHIIII - Lllil TO Ot1RSEI.oVES.-HOFI'ER 1Cli04...,.. _ _ _ , WMPO Radio ,"'ka1, okay! Sa he'• more than just 'pod' on lllat lblncl &w llbout &OOd ..... lautl7" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 1:00 Sign On -News 6:00 Sigu On - News 1:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree I ::IJ Paul Bowera - Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6:30 Newt 8:00 Pomeroy ID Football MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4:00 Dlsclng with Dost 8:33ReY. Ra)'lllond Jonot.·.lill t :30 Middleport ID Football 6:45 Slgo On 4:30 Interchange 6:55 Sport• Headtines III:OO Top Ten Show !Dairy 7:00 Be Still end Know 5:00 community New• l :li7 Weatltl!f .1\ipqrt . : ·: Valley) 7:03 New1 5:05 World New• 7:00 New1 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutlonl) LITTLE OR!'H4N ANNII 7:08 Musical Clock 5:15 Sporta Today 7:05 Tlny'l Chapel _ _ 12:00 Noon News \ 7:30 News Headlines . 5:25 Weather 7:1!0 ~WI :.:.; .:-:. -;: 12:1.5 Musical Interlude 7:32 Musical Clock S:30 Dinner Musicale 7:31 Plckeu Hardwart IZ:30 Rev. Mertin Teeta 7:45 Word and TesUmony 5:45 Slgu 01.1 1Tues • Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8:00 OWo Valley Newt 7:50 News Report (OSU Football) 8:05 World News SATURDAY 1:00 Bill Mltier Sbow 1:45 Slgu Off September 8 10 Sports Today 6:45 Sign On 8:00 Jolm8oo . Simpson IDs. 5:45 Slgn Off OctDber 8:15 Weather 7:00 Be Still and Know Show (Fri.) SUNDAYS 8:16 Musical Clock 7:03 Newo 8:10 Roy '• Food Baskel Show 7:00 Sign Oo - Newa 8:55 Com.nunlty NeWI 7:08 Musical Clock (MOD • Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Sbowcaoe 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:30 News Headlines 1:45 Baker Furnlturo Sbow 1:00 French City BapUot 9:55 Masoo Counlf New• 7:32 Musical Clock (Wed .• Frl.i 1:30 Nowo 10:00 Publlc Service 7:45 Word and TOIIImony 8:45 I&S Super Mll'ktl Show 8:33 Hour of Deliveran<t 10:15 Family Worship Hour 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 (Thurl.) tElder Clint! 10:30 Latchst.rinl 8:05 World Newa 1:00 NIWI 8:411 Congre19108D Abelo 11:00 News Beat 8:10 Sports Today 1:00 Coflee Willi Janet 10:00 Sunday Chapel 11:05 Morning Melodies 8:15 Weather 10:00 Grand Ole op'Ty 10:33 Washington Report• 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. the "eoplo except Friday, Church 8:16 Pt. f'leasant H.S. Bells Ring Football 11:15 A.S.C. Program • Fri. 11:00 Sunday Show ABBIE AND SLATI 11:4S world News 10:30 Song & Story Hour 11:11 Family Worship • Tbun. 12:00 Noon News 11 :55 Ma5on County News 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tuee. 12:15 Christians Hour 12:00 Community News 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:0S Local News 11 :30 Public Service 11:41i Tlrly' l Country Hymn• 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 12:10 Markets 12:00 News Roundup 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12: 15 Goeuler'a Guest Stsr-Frl 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:15 Larry AnderfiOO Show 2:33 Rev. Roocoo Thorno 12:25 Newa 0 Gramo 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Jtm Meoa Sbow 3:00 Sunday Chapel 12:30 County Agent 1:15 Ohio State Football 4:11i Blaellnar Auto Show 3:33 Country HymnUmers 12:45 Country Go Roond 4:00 Discing will! DOll <'!bun.) (Qao Hayman) 1:55 New• Beal · 4:30 Top Teo Revue 6:30 Loci! News t:33 Sunday Showcase 2:00 Country Go Round 5:00 News Ro,mdup G:OO Jim Moos Show 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 2:35 Newa Beat 5:15 Publlc Service 8:00 Simon's Market . News 8:30 SIDidown Serenade S:OO Midway MatlnM 6:30 Dinner Mtllicale 8:0o. Sundowu Sel'llllde 6:45 Slgn ')If September S:55 Newe Beat 5:45 Slgu Off 6:tl S[Cn Oil Seplember 5:45 Slgu Oil October ~~~------~~~~-----~~~~~--~~~~~~ TERRY Bv GEOIIGE WOMDEit ; WJEH RADIO I -- - Bv HAROLD GRAY CEORIC SUf?E SOUNDED REAl. S!-1 00~ AT TH' IDEA '(g!,l MIGI-IT BE Al=i'Ol.ltiO Hail& I • =--=----.-,===-=-::-;;::;;:t r,~~~~~~J-l lv RAEBIJRN VANBUREN <EERECT- ONLY' WILLOUGHBY· ·· ACES HIGH OUT.5/0E !HE HOW 1'YP1CAl OF U<tlFF 'fD ~HOOT · PRISONeR! IH 1Hf 1 PR<!!UMiit , ' a to,;,co. I mpointed beanto GMIRUKK ====o:-=-c-_ ____:• deo t-IIM -A SAFI'i ~l· MARRIE D ~~..J .'.' ~~. . HE'5 SO V..ORR I '!lOUT BPUAU 2 "'""* 27. Small, A OfJPio- QaolaUOD TOMOBBOW and Consider ••• ,.r HI.'S YJOK~ IE ) ? rn=..,::-r:-""T:;-.'nrr-rr-rr-ri-,.,.,. tiUiiil: abbr. One letter llmply ltaa.ds tor another. ln thl• ~~ample A t. use4 for the three L'•• X for the twl) 0'•• etc. Single Jetten:, apoa.a k'ophlee, tht length and formation of the wotda a.re all hlnta. ilacb day the CQde Jettera are dltferent. NOTICE! J. J. DAVIS, M.D. 26. Mtlitary tall 21. Slmiaa 22. Cereal palm 24. Comer ••-"•r·• ..,.,. 28. Peer Cynt'• IT. Not at mother &ny tlme 29. French 38. Httl h.ar4 coln. 42. Spoken 30. Ada.m'l ._ 4.15. Bitter 31. A gor1• vetch 34. Hoary 46. Female 35. Pneumatlo deer tuba 48. An.rer .......,. Rig ht He 12. Fanatical 2. Put H . Guido'• note 3. Glacial Ui. Oltrlch~now like bird 4. A.ppe111 17. Met&JJic 15. Vehicle rock 8. Skin 18. Cry.•• d18ea.M1 a cat Peru 20. Natlnof 1. Mech&niCIJ Spa-rta man 23. Moham8, Coil medanca11 ll . COU(aJ' to prayer 13. A bump 2~. 8811ret agent mark a DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE- Here's how til work Itt ' AXYDLBAAXB lo LONOI'ELLOW SOHIO SERVICE Please ot M.tco LOOKY WHO JEST STRAGGLED IN TH'DOOR "OL: BULLET" u . Dwelt HACKETI'S You conqueror 11. Te.t J: RECKON I BETTER COOK US UP SOME VITTLES, venu lt. OscU. 4,7. AICend 4.9.Roman e.IIlitror IO.Afrult. tWtd ihe BLAEnNAR'S 10. On top .... 18. A t3.Conjlll10> tlon DON'T DELAY RADIATOR SERV I CE CROSSWORD woman fl.Oneandono TIME S f 8 ng For Seals to ~~~ "Swxlay Nigh movies/' side" "Cara Wllllollll • "Shindig:' ''Valentine's "IZ O'Clock Hillh" and lucky Jmeo." ....,.,. RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE ~. 2nd Av lolin: "The 'J'yCOOft " and Me,'J t'GJ..Waan'• 1 --.JR I co. Flrot. 1 Will be greeUng us some day ' 89. Swil• "'="'"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==----;;;;; I debu!J thiJ teaiiOtl' "Be- Happy Re!unls" tied for wltched," "Gomll' Pyle," "Til< ... The secood lO ..,iu lllllll)lj Addama Family " '1be Mun- the new ooea wera lilted u Jters:• "No Tlml For SatJtantl," upeytot. P lac e•• (Thursday), "Fllpper," "Voyage f .._ Sea, " to ~wa: Bottom o \.1.. "Peyton Place" (Tueoday), and covery,• oeparate1 tile facti "Daniel Boone" and "~y about the Willi West from the fiction .. .NBC-TV's " Profiles In DAllY Courage" l!l'ies !igued Whlt AORO!JS tn.. Seottlah· O&eU.e Bissell for the tille role In "Tho 1. Metal oontaineN D2 . We&vtr'l Woodrow Wilson Story" . . .Ar· G. MOllJrf•la Wtrument lllur Treachet, who bolned 8. 8-ahapf'd DOWN fame for his portrayals of Eng• · motd.lnr 1. 8panlth Tho R...!nen: Jimmy Our· 'ante guests with CBS-TV's Ed Sullivan Nov. 8...Pat O'Brien Plays a pollee inspector on NBC-TV's "Suspen.oe Theatre" Nov. 19 in a tale of an Engllsb llttrstur{' profeBSOr who pla111 a Uah butlers in the movies, ia $3 million armored truck rol> set for two eplsodes of CBSbery ... Zina Bethune, young TV'• "The Bev,..ly Hillbillies," stat of 'CBS-TV's "The Doctors as a butter ..." ABC Scope" for and the Nurses" series, .dances Nov. II tello the stDry of an In "the Black Swan" bnllet with American mountain doctor the Syracuse, N.Y., symphony whose work bas been compared orchestra in January. , .With to that of Albert SChweitzer. ABC· TV 's twlce-a-week "Peyton PollUcs: On Tuesday, election Place" an apparent hi~ there gram has scheduled separate is now talk of Arthur Godfrey 1 interviews with Dean Burch and headlining 1 possible twice-a-[ John Bailey, chairmen of the w-eek series based on Thornton · Republican and Democratic .NaWIIder'l "Our Town". • .God- Uonal Committees, respectively frey starred in the play lhl• • . .On Wednesday, "Today" year in New Hope, Pa. will offer a two-hour recap of The Sbowa: A 138,ooo-acre election results, willa video pickNew Mexico ranch owned and ups from around the country. operated by the Boy scouta 11 Curreol Bus!DOII: Ac=din visited by NBC-TV's "Wild to tbe national Nielsen ratings, Klnidom" Nov. I ...Same day , here ar& the top 10 shows ABC-TV's children'• lhow, "Dta- among llloso that made their BlaeffnarS 2095 I.e Mans 2 Door. RPd over white flnisb, good wbl~ehallt tJre~ ~;~l ~~a~~· c~:. engine, automatie trans. Radio an ea er. Pomerov Motor Co. Tempest _ $1 ,077 dr. Shows &ood em. 4 cyl. std shirt. $2295 I 93 Tempest Pontiac - - - - - - Pomeroy .Chapter 11111 OF'S. It Wll anntii!IICOd lbat ~ wlll meet Tuesda) at 7:45 p:rn. itemo for Meigs OMmty paUOIIII al lbe Msaonic Trmple. Ill the Sootheosl TB lloopltal m Nelsonville have been pur· · NOV. 4 ' chased and also live magutnes '!'be Amateur G~rden elub 61 4 State Route 33 1 radio and heater. 1 lllraaaboalllle eounty. Auto $IB 95 10 at Darwin, Ohio. ;nN district. Plenty free parking - QUALITY ,. s.... -========::,! M0f0f c0, ,. Pomeroy be l L.oe.11! ow ntr and low mileagr. Jet black finish. rt-d buck:l"t late Byrd M Stout will vmyl st>at, 4 on tbe floor, 110 engine, iood whitewall tires, sold at the- farm lontt'd tst ed in Chestf'r . ronla('t Rirh- ~~ ....~'": ;.:!~!:_ . _ • e, 011 I C A. M .•1 The personal property of the 1963 Corv1ir Monza oupe apartment with bath . Local- CA.Pilca.&.ATIOH' ww For Sale For lent -------- SIGNS • MAYB! THIS GUM Wlt..t.. fo!ELP MY COI.D eueet..e �• \ ' _ _ _ __ , rt o Nov 1 19M Middle~--l2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· ·· - - ~ ~ tf' . p . t e mg I Additional Buildmg rojec s are Board ' r ersona . . . Discussed by Heath Church F It% reported that Plans were discussed for fur- l Mrs ~un. :, ln Pomeroy Nov Z9 during the . 'ted 1'n VlSI Huntington w T Church Classes wer1 t~~ere. IIoween 1they Mr. aDd Mn. Allea RuF EnJ'oy Ha spent the weekend In E ao t Tawas lollchigan, wbere they 01' ersons Party Thursday were S.,esb ol. biJ . , . .MorA Tho bome ol Mrl Paul Pat~:!:in:ugbw,: .· ~. n.....visl:a tersClll wu theFrlda..,.;.. ol ~."~- ~~CUHJl'our-~ "~.:.:: Rev y C party Y a .,,-.::;:o;:; there they learned that "~ . oct 'u AJslstlng Mn. Patter- church held • Halloweoo par'l'rallmlell (lolmllt~m~ wb111 01 Camp • • • G~: .i~.ci~e1 Office ~isiled theIn Hunt. In Mt'ddleport W'EA'I'HER C. Y.-C. Party Is Held at Home Of p "·t F1tr 1M warm loday, toolgbt llld WedDeaday, bl&b 7..at, low a-u. e ................,.,., ...... l"OW' TOO • lillie- at y woftlll 11r ported ........ - ..nu.. ev~oe, Fire Counc• October Z4th Mr and Mrs Gordon ther work on the_ bulldmR pr~ d~~r~:rSc~l ho~r a "sharmg Mr and Mrs E. M. Rottgen Imgton, W Va ' . Colu~bus, spent the Claremont Hoyt for~~ ~ son. Mrs. Harold Dew~ ty 'l'tlur8day evenln&lo the rea. )E'Ct and commission r~port I ~ " will be bek1 wit~ the returned home Saturday , after \ Upon e.rrlval, they were greet· \ with thetr parents, Mrs . C. M ter of the Mhld~lecfbeen trans.. hurst and Mrs. Loyld Dugan. rutlon room of the parsonage. were g~vtn wht>n the 0 ~:.at l:;l~ren from nursery and IS· a week's vacation m Flonda ed by some Huntington Jr Htgh Hennesy and Mr. Robert Har- ~ Bapt.Lst Chur~. ~ hat Ypsi- Games were played and re- Mrs. John Jeffen and Mrl, Board of Heath ~et IS c J redes gtving a C4mP Fire Girls and members I ric ferred from e c urc Ust freshments of hot chocolate, po- Wtlllam Neutzlln& were judgell Chur<·h mtl Sunday t>venJnlj, s.t ~ludlng ~:~~10~ of the work they I Mrs . William Ktlhnger . has Iof the Council staf£ mcluding ~r Earl Kntght has been lanti, Mkh. to t~t Mi B~:an ato cblps and cookies, were ser· for costumes and prizes were the C'hurrh h:~tm~en domg wit h the new returned h.ome after a. viSI~a~ l Mrs. Donald J Deppener , ex;:- retur~ed to hiS home from Church at Bay y, ~ill~ ved to the following members. awarded to Miu Rebecea EbJac k llt' was in rht rge ~ Dayton, wtth her son and uuve directo r and Mrs \\11G eral Hospital where The Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt t Carol Mark Florence and Un prettiest ; Mrs. James GU. or' tht !tlnl! In tht.' abs ..nf'e st ud~ ~ent'~. ghter-:n·law , Mr and Mrs Wa~~ liam Diehl , n~tJOnal board mem. ~ei~as ~~uer treatment for a residmg i~ the parsona~e rsl a . Donnie Ri~ond, Patty, Krlsty, m~re, most original; M.rs. Selo tht f'hDirm~m. "1r L too A committee was na~ed for ter Klllmger and other rel~ ber, who had presented a na 1shoulder m)ury sustained in a, llOS Michigan State Uru~ o ~d Mark and Debbie Matson, Den· don Baker Jr., most charmlnl; SmJth a Vl"ltauon pro_gram with c:"!\1'1 uves She was accompan tiona\ award to the girls and l tor accldenl at his farm. I Mr and Mrs .. C. L. e nls Suie and Mike 'nllls, Jtm.. and Leonard Lyons, fakt ghost. Rt>por!~ wen• given bv \1r'l to ht> made on chl1drt'n who home by her sister , Mrs Nora LheJr Jead~;:rs on Oetober 11 \It ' rae M' h I OhUng· have moved their trailer ~m ' Brent and Vickie Cha~ Games were played under the Brure Lloyd of the Com~Js~~on hav~ nut bt>~n attending a i Eakms and d.ttughter, MIS, Har- d he Racine Baptist Church \ Mr an~nM~~ch~~l a]; of Nel- near Ravenswood, W. :~~. Mariy Dugan, Peigy direction of Mrs. Neutz1in&. af· 5 a~d her mother, Mrs. Sommerville, W. Va: ~ the Welsh, Vickie, Mittie, on M1.:. c,1 nns. \1rs .Joh n Ba.kt>r,. chUJI'h st'hoo l serv1rr Named ter Schell. 1 The gJrls wat chf'd the )1~r· er a~fe Donna ter which refreshment& wert tht' Membership and Evangt- on lhls ('ornmlltt>e wt're \1rs I Mi sS Linda Warner was a.n sha. \1 Umversiiy Homeco ming son~! ke of West Jefferson, has been transterrConstruction Russell, Sherry and Joy Hayes, served to those named a~t \l,;:m Commi S51on. Mr.. Koh Wilham Da viS, Mrs Galen mght guest Friday of Mr parade on ~lh Avenue They re. l Jesse i). k d guests of Mr I Reedsville D.am f Mrs Jeff and Bobby Musser, Rox· and James Gilmore, Mn.... am. t'rl ('oats tht> \Vorshl p Com nH . . Brov.n and Mrs 0 P Klem. o~~r Mrs Larry Ebersbach \ turned to the Camp F'lre OHice l we~eM weeLen Kennedy proJect. He lS th~d~on ot . anna Jeffery end Raymond Pat· es Lewis, Miss Sandra Gllmore, sJOn \1r~ 0 P K\t'tn C'h rr "· Mrs Nan Moore anl'lounced tl a . . where the\ were served a buf- tan r~ eo d D~ve Rice E. M. Wood, Ml ep« tta terso~ Cheryl Julia and Jayne Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, tlan Social Concerns. and :.t~r~ pamtmg :-.f'"'"wn wmdc! begin Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Kenne- l fel lunche~n of sandwiches . po-l Mtck orris ~n hl d College' Mrs. Don Burke~, Ma e ~ H tchison Andrea Robin and ' Miss Susie Tracy. Charles Diehl Bt'rnard Fultz Education t'om- Tut-<lday mornmg at 9 am at dy of Akron were weeken~ tato chips, frUit Jello, cr.okies. l f.re~hm~~ w~~ke:d :~th their pa; visited this week With ~ ~:: Krm De~hurst, Sherry, Tam- Misa Linda Starc~er, Mrs. EumiSSIOn - ' tht' !'hurc h guests of hi s mother, Mrs. Ed nuts. candy , cokes. and coffee spent tl d M Wi\liam Mor· \ents, Mr and Mrs. C. . y •nd Mark Michael and the gene Jeffers, Mtchael Wright Th La\ Speahrs' lr;tinmg Jlh Thomas. which had biC'en prepared by lhe , ents. ~rM~n andr~rs Don Rlce .\ mlsh. 1 Sc tt student ~llowing guests, Ta~y Mar~ and Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Glll <;{ lw:l ""a" <~nnoum t~d tu be Mr. and Mrs . Ralph ~avis Jumor ~1Jgh Camp Fire Girl s\ n~~~ and Mrs. Vernon W~ber M~s atc~:~er S:h~t of Nurs- Un and Jan Kennedy, all of Rut- and fam_n_Y·_ _ __ POMEIIOY OHIO ileld November JO and crl'liJnU-' and family who were ~a \lea herE' of Hunhngton.l un cheon several and family were m Manetta ~; spent the weekend with land, and Debrt Hill of IndianPLAN BAZAAR lng hu llve consN:t1t H' 1\lf's by the death of his SISter, Mrs Afler Cthe F'lre lea.ders and and Parkersburg Saturday. he~' parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul apoUs, Ind. Th Rock Sprlngs Methodist d 1\ S a1 (,a\!Jpolls 1he Rev . M. I.t~wrence Smith returneo:l to of the amp . to Mrs Clyde Wmebrenner was ' e ld bazaar TONIGHT th;u THU~SDAY Oct. 30-Nov ) Duw<;on re portt>d on the b~se- ~ their home Youngstown Satur· girls took the Racme groU(J I a VISitor m Columbus Saturday. Scott. bet RelbeJ has been TO NAME OFFICERS Church will ho a N m Joseph L.. M•nkewin' ~en1 Window s or the ja1ous~e l day. While' here they were the Ca~p F~re S;~m~~c~a; i Mr and Mrs. Willi.a~ Mor· wi~rshe~~a~hter, Mrs. Wil-· '11lere will be election ~f offi- Friday a~ 2~at:rriu'te ~~=an: "CLEOPATRA" t\pe whJch ha ve ttrnved and will guests of her mother, Mrs Ed· Dekan~~~~a. a~O miles south of ris and daughter, Knst1, have Uam Kitchen in Chillicothe, wbo cers at the regular meetmg of ber: ;:mer~y with a bake t:;LZABETH 1'A \'LU H. Rl be J n s laii~C'd , Jth Traford and son, Cecil Va' w IC ts . I re lurned [rom Mtaml Beach. I hos italized in the .Middleport Lodge, No. 368 F. ers ' d CHARD BURTON. HI X HAll 1\11"~ Klein linnounre-d a meel· They also VlSited other rela~ Huntinglon. T~~e a!~~~~~nca~~ ~ Fia wher~ they have spent tile ~~Hi~t~: 0 ; Hospital. A. M. to be held Tuesday ~a~d on S~::r~~~SHo:de ~:m: RISON Pamela Bro.~n Gen Co.le Hume Cromn f{l\t.hl~ lng ot the ChllStlan Social r.on- tlves. spent tounng od l 120 I past month Mr Morris attend.evening Nov . 3, at the Masonic o ay gld ill be sold Ord· McD"owall Cesare llano\ a . of the Meth· which con accomm a e h h od f Railroad l ' Robe t G Davis ts made can y w . The No I. o[ ALL tT\11 Pro rt-r~,s (\~:;~~~~Jr;~ 'vlt' lgs and l John Wayne Teaford, Pome· · campers at a tlme. Th~ camp ~d _the &-~_:r~ o____ ENROLLS AT CBU Tempf.ful M~ter ~f the Lodge . ers will be accepted ln .advance dueed by WaltPr ~ argPt od l , I t be ht'lr\ at roy and Mr and Mrs . Harold ' is equipped With swl mmmg pool, 1 Cairns Oi- Miss Paula L. Sayre, daugh· Worsh p for the candy and may be plaCo Winner of 4 /\cademv <\\~ Gat!la coun ~~"N~v 19 Novem· Teaford, Middleport vtsited recreation haU, tennis coutts, Bradford, LaureC rtis Linda ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E MEE'11NG ed with Mrs. Norman Weyersards. Never be fo r e h-ts il ~peC'taclr been rnnre tan tul ~~at: \~:su~mtouncPd q-; Mo:> tho· IF'IIday, wilh Mrs. E~ith Tea- horse-back riding trails, cabi~s, l an~ dCro~;· J~~e ~ohn~on, Ann Sayre, Box 59, Portland, ha~ Th pOS~~ of the Past miller, Mrs. Jewell Curtis, or \y lavishlv. stunn111 gh pro ommJt ml'nt Sunda v The · ford and son, Cecil, Mmersv llle and also tent platforms rt wa s iGnCnlstla k' Joy Th elsS Bren· completed arrangeme~ts to en\ Chi fe mfeMeagnoUa Temple Py- any member of the church. dt;ced l Ov~n\ helm ing 1 Lolos dut 1~ c I . d nd yet was locat- Me m oc • ' h c 1 bus Busmess Un · es 0 sal! SupPr-Spect adr ' Ma gna bmu d also <:~ppoln1t-d a greeter Mr and Mrs. Wyatt Will ~ry ~~ ern ad~ and hillS of da Mae Webb, and Martha Yost. ter t e ~ um Sayre is & senior thlans Sisters scheduled for p t cooling ln water firf' nfl Sl"€' Clt•npa ln t • en chmrm an and children Terri and Gtlry of m e woo. . AduJLo:; attendmg were Mrs . OL versJty ISS l d Thursday evening at the home romp th sh 11 ~f trance Into the ell\ nl !1orru·' P.iltabC'Ih 'Ta\\Or a~ Ch,opa Fur lht> r bul1ding: plans and Co lumbus visited Sunday with sc~~~c ~est ~:~~~s of the lie Mae Cozart, Mrs. "Sam" at South~;? ~g~u~:ro~cco!~t- of Mrs. Frank Stewart has been m:kes re~ovi::rd~k~d eu tra. Rex H arn~nn a~ .ln1 nr.:: nrt'ds for the first floor of thE' his rater Emmett Will and oth, e even It d d in· Johnson esslstant guardian and j will enro m e J postponed due to illness. w en pee ng Cesare: R1ch~nd BuT1on. 11 s church were referred to the I er relatJves I Ye. \\ia Te groUp a en eBrenda Mrs M~ry Curtis, Guardian. ing Course next une. Mark t\ntnny . tru steE's who will presenl a re· i Allen Young, year-old son of lcludwg Nancy B.::ntz, Runnin~ t 1me· 3 Hrs 15 min pOll latrr The meetmg was Mr. and Mrs Frank Young, \ Admi"<aon· $1 00 and 50c elosf'd v.itil prayer. who has been qUite Ill, was tak FRIDAY and SATURDAY en to Children's Hospital, Nove-mber 6·7 FT "THE HORROR OF TROOP 245 TO ME ' . lumbus Saturday morning. PARTY BEACH" Boy Srout Troop 245 of Mid- ~ Mrs Jed Webster Jr and "THE CU~sE OF · d1eport are to meet Tuesday son James v1s1ted Sunday THE LIVING CORPSE" evenmg at 6 P m in the ~ase- Ne~ Heven, W. Va w1th her WEIRD' HOHfHFYI~G ' ment of the Middleport Llbra· mother , Mrs. T. C. Roush. FANTAST!( ' Wr trd atomic n w1th Scoutmaster, Milford 1 Edgar Thomas returned home beast!'! \r\(' tJi i hunwn . . t pass , H "tal · 1 Saturday, from Holzer ospi blood 1 Thl:' r1rs1 ]11urot \I on H\~e1l The !loop IS 0 siN l\l usJ(a \ handb11is nnd all members are and 1s convalescing nicely SUN., MON. and TUES . urgt>d tn attend the meetmg . Dr and Mrs. Horace Dewey and Mlss Mary Weaver of Co· November 8 9-10 ' Joshua Logan'§ N''ER C '"E NSIGN PULVER '" GIVE Dl " · lumbus and Rev. and Mrs. · l'l'rchnlroi orJ \Tr ;,tnd Mrs. V. D. Edwa rds , Melvin Alkire were dmner Robert W:otlker Blnl 1\P s, enl!'rtaJnt'd w11h f!. dmner .on guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter l\1att hau Tomm\' sunda~ at their home, Umon Harry p Smith and Mis:; Lyal• ll Present were Mr and Ebersboch at the Martin resed up th t' fleet .llkr Cn"~t~n \otrs. Larry Heines, Athens , Mr.' taurant. \ Pu lvl:'r see hi s eol\ed\oon and Ylrs. Earl Shrieves. The 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines ~~e~~~i~S\n SN~~~U· ftghter, Plains, and Mr. and Mrs ~d· 1of Athens were overnight gue·sts :l wards and Cheryl and Dav1d. Saturday of hll mother, Mrs. Colorcartoons 1.,;;~:,;,='_...,.,..._,_,,...~_.=:__-:-:~~ ~ ::C Theo Hemes, Hemlock Grove. weft VOL XVI ·POMfROY-MIDOLEPORT. OHIO NO. 172 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1964 1 nntlfit' v:.wr: 1 WASHINGTON tUPT)- Sev· l tion 's first communi ty to report lsupportmg Goldwater , wJth $booths today and then to await imperiling world peace Johnson completed his cam- Humphrey spoke Monday at 1Hugh Scot!, R-Pa., Wll enty million Americans vote to- tls vote . Castmg ther.r ballots a per ce.nl u?decJdoed: lhe decision.. Goldwater ~ade a mef'e ln. paign travel Monday by flying L~ Angeles. and Salt .Lake C1ty scared against Democrat--~. day ln a presidential eleetion few mJnutes after nudmght, the In today s balloting, the vol All campaigned into the final formal television appearance from Washmgton to h1s ho~ before beadmg for Mmneapolts, vieve Blatt. .... which will set the nation's town 's e1ght voters - all regis. ers also were choosing 35 U S day and appeared on prH"e- with his family at his Phoerux, sta te of Texa11 for speeches in Miller spoke at h1s home town G j1 L course for the next four years and perhaps for decades. They wue confronted w1th the "choice , not an echo, ·• promised 10 months ago by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, t he conservative Republican who was matched against President Johnson jn the contest for the White House . Mild and generally fa ir weather wa 11 forecast for most of the country The mountain hamlet of Dixville Notch, N.H., was the na- rl MEIGS TtiEATRE I i ' - At A Ghli•ce ' ' ' BRIEF" ·· · WIRE NEWS ' I NEGROES LUXURIOUS ... COMFORTABLE .•• .. __ Kin Club Meets At Home of Mrs. Ebersbach Aulhontlc" hrly AmtrJCift olyl\ng 11 Nor• fallhlul\y Interpreted in claa•lc wing• arm treatment, 11ml~at• loched pillow bock ond tomtl\ar 11'>•-ploated okiJ1. inga. M'a priced with a plo• nHr'l eye 1or value, tool 81" 'long. Mrs. Harold Ebersbach en- , tertained the Kin club recently at her Butternut Ave home ' During the busmess sesswn, In charge of Mrs. Annice Oh. linger, president, plans were made to go to Springfield on November 28, for a meeting the home Mrs. Richard Lei!· II heit . Plans were also made for a Christmas dmner at the Mar· l tm restaurant, Sunday, ber 13 Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach thank-: ed the club for anniversary gift to her and also her secret pal Come In •nil for flowers sent her. The trav· see 6ow muci eling prize donated by Mrs C. J. Ebersbach was awerded to more Mrs. Ohlinger. 6uy•rourlferto Games were played and es awarded to Mrs. Edgar Pratt II and Mrs C. J. Ebersbach, Mrs. Harry Davis won the door pnze Hostess g1fts were presented to Mrs. Ebersbach . A dessert course was served by the hostess to those named above and l'lrs. Carl Hysell ROOFING a guest , Miss Daria Ebersbach. Toueh. durable asphalt shin-: Favors_were small lighted gtes in many colors and pat· pumpkm repllcas. Next meeting lern s. As low as will be November 19 at t h $4.70 • 50 sq. h borne of Mrs. Harry Davis. I . I 1 ur When y01 deal wirh ts your !Ioiiar !luy1 mare I MMdlln; Chair rt•- ,,.goes farther • • • • •• DEC ORATOR DOORS • Adds a dlstmrt1ve tou~2h lu your home All ~ IZ"S As low 11 -- $9 95 , ea. • • • A franklr oenttmental opo proach , , • ••ally recog• nlzod In dotollo like tho sweetheart back~ pillow arms and ,button back tuft. lng. Yat, far oil 111 dellcote look, tt'l 1 hefty 00" tono ••• ofttra sturdy eom1ort tor 1 fomlly-full of h"'-PJ eltteral 0 • ANNOUNCE BIRTR • • • • Mr and Mrs. Wallace L. Reuter of 1511 Nye Ave., Potner·oy,IJ announce birth of a daughter, Cristiena Lynn, on Oct. 24, at 10·44 a. m. at Holzer Hospital Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Edgar Thomas, Pomeroy; Ri· Shelving Lumber • WINDOWS . . e Complete seJechon of wm· chard M. Reuter, Middleport, Good, kiln-dr1ed lumber Jdeal dows of all types. S1:r.es to fat and Mrs. Chester Stevenson, {or -,belvmg. Easily v;orked . • all standard openmgs, now residing in Colorado. Great As low llS • A$ low as grandparents are Mrs. Bud Rusl2Y2c ft. • $4.95 sell of Bradbury and Mr. and Mrs. William Reuter, Middleport. This Is their flrot child. Now! ZIPPIRID CUIHIONJNGI • • TUniD IACKII MODIIIII TOUCHII 0, COM,ORT ~et:D~~ by KRDI!HLER0 ' Pevboorcl 4 " x 1/4" 8' x - 1/4" - Coiling Tllo (-uoticl floor Til• (vlnY II - only $3.52 - only $3.61 ol. It only 23c sq. It. only 15c sq. • • ,. CUSTOM · TAILOREO IN YOUR CHOICE Of fAIIRICI FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS 8' ' Plywood 4 " ... AGILIII STYList ' Eye appeal Is not very fat' moved from taste appeal, cording to U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service 1 nutritionists. They say both are needed to stimulate special thusiasm for mealtime. ·' ·--· ,, ' • .' .. ( PLANNED \ lJtili.. A (UPO - The eigbt voters In 1 this tiny White Mountam hamlet were the first in the nation I * * * Ohioans Begin Turnout ., ' byKROEHLER4) ~f:ddfcird Ml~~~oXt~~~~· f~~f. ~Ave. ai the Houston area , mcluding one of Lockport, NV. ubenaWrtal Spo«U&J!i •' at Sam Houston lligb School, Strong ExcepC: Sou&b . Guber_natorJal contests where he once taught and at Outside the South, Johnson mg natJortll attention were Acstm. He drew an estimated was expected to run ahead of 1 Michigan, where RepubU 75.000 persons m Houston and the Democratic ticket in most Gov · George Romney lfl teekDfj 50,000 in Austm of the country and Goldwater reelection ag'."nst R~. l'f!iM tack. Goldwater flew from PhoeniX behind the Republican ticket. Staebler, ~nd lD llllnots, . . . . Acknowledging that he bad ; to San Franc1sco, where the The election results will mdi- Democratic Gov . Otto ~ been called "trigger·happy ," he biggest street crowd of hiS cate whether Goldwater helped was challenged by RepublicM. assured his national audience campaign - an estimated 100,· or hurt olh~r GOP candidates. Charles H Percy that he never wanted to see a n- 000 to 200 ,000 ~ watched his One who refused to endorse LJttle change was expected 1tl other war and believed war 1 motorcade m t~ busmess dis- the presidential nominee was the present party lineup o1 .... could be avoided by a strong I tnct He also spoke at the Civic Sen Kt'nnelh B. Keating, a. ators and governors. The America. Auditonum, dehvermg the N Y, who sought reelection ocrats now hold a 6S to 34 IIIIiS. Completes Campaign speech wi~h wh1ch he opened agamst former Atty Gen. Ro~ l gin in the Senate and 2G ol . . his campaign two months ago ert ,.~ Kennedy m the nauon •s 35 seats at stake tcxlay. Tbif to show thai ho:- vH•wed lhe IS· most publicized senatorial con- have a 34. to 16 margin am.cl!l suf's as unchanged test the govercors and hold 18 01 Hefore returmng to Phoenix , In other maJor Senate con- the 25 aovemorships at atUt Goldwater made a sentimental tests. Rep Robert Taft Jr , today. stop a! Fredoma Anz which 1 was trymg to unseat Democrat· ·The DemOCI'ats are expected he regards as a lucky town £or l1r Sen Stephen M Young D· to gam 10 to 15 House ~n~tl. hJm beraus"! ht> ended both of I Ohio. former actor George Mur- The House now contains 251 h1s successful senatonal cam- ~ phy was worryi~g Sen. Pierre Democrats and 176 Repub~ paigns there Sahnge.r, D·Cahf., and ~n and five aeatl art vacaot. Ariz ., home . But ht!. too, coneluded with some quiet campalgil oratory, saying that the Constitution and the free enter· prise system were being whittied away through constant at· DIXVILLE NOTCH. N. H. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I corded television programs Monday mghl to make their £1nal appeals for votes MinorUy Control• GOP Johnson, the old New Dealer and now the apostle of " the Great Society," said a small mmor1ty had seiZed the Republican party and that only a "masstve defeat" could drtve it from power He said the Goldwater program would "shatter the tested foundation of our economy" and lead to domestic disaster while 6~~-""'--;,,_,__,,,_,_,_ ~ I FI'\JIII I I tered Republicans - supported senators, all 435 members of Goldwater 1the House, 25 governors and Published nat1onw1de polls many other stat-e and local ofh· and pre-election surveys ~arly cials. The fate of some of the all mdicated a runaway v1ctory candid ates hung on the outcome (or Johnson, although there of the presidential contest , but were enough political unknowns there was little doubt that the at work to keep Republican ] Democrats would r~tam Control hopes alive of CongrP..ss Polls Favor Johns011 Johnson, Goldwater and their The final Louis HaiTJS organ- Irunning males, Sen Hubert H ization poll , copyright by the Humphrey and Rep. William E Washington Post Co., indicated Miller , re spectively, returned to 62 per cent of the voters favor- their home terr1tory Monday mg Johnson and 33 per cent night to Join ne1ghbors In voting ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 2, 1964 folden howard price roberson stone stout tolson