http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1c2bd4fdc4f1090ad9b12b142272219a.pdf 99096cf3f1a3db6d4a70a2b0fe8805bc PDF Text Text • \ ' _ _ _ __ , 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 ' �( •• :>.-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, River news f ., o., Nov. 3, .. r • Ill Notre Dame Tops Ohio State A!bol!y, l!ld Mr. llld Mrt. A. I Dally SentlnPI . Pomeroy-1\llddleport , 0 ., Nov.! 11114- upl Poll Cotum~ R. C"''"· local. ed recently in Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Mr. Rawlinp' lister, were at Rock Sprmgs Grange Faye Shafer who iss with ~ on lavenwr, ., fectinl 1 gUll wlt!dl ~ shots ptf' mlntlte.· .,_ War Between the Stltet -~~ most over belore the r .::::1350 Mro. on Tuesday evening where the) to 8 tuoercttlosts 82 as.!isted with the installation of there The family received beaten and unijed, and the top seallOil In fll'llt place, slip-' For the lOth slot. ings ln 11th. Duke dropped ff f .. · ~~.. p · 0 Jeers 0 t""" ..neJg:s vvun!Y o- word a few days later that ,aiOVemment COil5eDted .IG five each received 200 points from sixth to seventh. Michigan Oregon Stale jumped from three plaeea to IStll and Flori· mona G•81ljje and Rock Springs husband AI Shafer had paoaed I ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;~~;; NEW YORK (UP[) - Notre or better. remalned eighth. 11th to 12th after extendiog its da State and Michigan State , s bordin 1e G • • Dame replaced Ohio State to- Nebraska, which has been Louisialll State and P1orda victory •trlna t.o ail while state finished in a deed beat for 16th. u a range. away at tbelr home ln Colum· day as the No. I college foot· swapping fourth place witll Ar- rejoined the top 10 alter a rival Oregoo, tumbled from JOtb Princetoo and Villanova, both The WSCS of tlle Temple bus. Mro. Shafer wao reared halt team Ia the Uoled Pres• kansas for the paat thne brief absence. I.'IU placed ninth ot 13th alter losing Its fil'llt witll perfect ,...ords, were Methodist Church mot with bt this community. locked in a three-way tie with i Mrs. Dale Scott on Wedntllday Mrs. Daisy Rawlings has lnernational coaches ratings weeks, dropped to fiftb place and Florida tied Purdue, the game to Stanford . for the first time in a decade. and Texas, which began t be only newcomer to the 10 best. Syracuse returned to the rat- Georgia for 18th place. evening. Devotions and the returned to the borne of ber Tbe Fighting Irish, ranked program were in charge of daughter, Mrs. Lewis Smith, 1 1g64 BY GEORGE II. LANGFORD UP I Spol'lo Writer 1 I I Oh ,·o p ...npa -..ns Ftor p en n Sta t e llecond a weel. ago, began the Winnie Stanley and she used ter spending some time season In seventll place and NEW YOIIII (UPII - The the topic, "The Young Ameri. her brother , Will Combs. advan~ at least one posltlon 1 t • ~ New Vort Yankees were offican Mother - Who Ls She?" Copley, Ohio. Mr . Combs and each week to attain top rating dally tile property o1 the €olMrs . David G. White gave a re. Mr. an~ Mrs. Harol~ Duncan t1111bla BroadcastiD& Syotem port on the mini sters' wives of Medma accomparued her for the fir&t tlmo alnce Sept. 28, 11164. today. ~~treat at London, Ohio, which herde atdth:is~\~t~v~~!e week The 35 COaChes OD the The deal WBI COMummat~ue recently attended. Cards en · Up! ra tmg boa rd awarded 21 Mery1 Hou dOM•• -• Jdt, p rmctpa · · 11 Wtre signed for members who Mr . tmd Mrs. Johs Rawlings , . oc1 iD fltunc 8tt.,.ce Monday first-place votes to Notre Dame, witb the formal tlgDiq of f1a.. of Columbia Elementary schooJ 1 were ill. Tho.ose present includ· l are . visiting their dau,~o;hter , I nine to seeond-place Ohio State, al papen that turDed over 80 announced that the following ed Rev and Mrs. David G. Mrs Charles McCall and fam· 1 ••-~ for th e White, Mrs. Carl Greenlees, I ily at Orange Park. Fla. 1 e ••<• t0 third -ca nk~ ~ AIa bama COLUMBUS (UPI) - Coech aggravated a hlp Injury. « cent of tbe Yankee lllock pup!·1s were e l'gibl and one each to Arkansas , No Woody Haye! and his Ohio Hayes wasn't exactly happy to CBS. 1be signing wu beld honor roll during the first six Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Mrs. 4• and Georgia Tech. No. 6 Sta te team dwelled only brief· about the Q f fen 1 e 's effort privately and alta it was weeks grading period : 1Quinn Russell, Mrs . Ronnie ANARCIDSM First grade _ sandy Bi shop I Scott, Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Mrs . Anarchsm is the belief that Notre Dame held a slim 329 to Jy Monday on their heart-stop. agalnat Iowa, but sang the completed CBS isned 8 •IMlrl new formulci 304 lead over Ohio State in to- ping win over Iowa and turned praises of his defensive team, announcement. and Connie Dunham; Sec<lnd Clarence Arbaugh , \1rs . John it is not only practical but deFormer Yankee co • own- grade - Justin Mosier ; Third Ingram, Mrs. Howard Stanley sirdble to db1;li~h all orga nitPd tal points. immedia tely to preparing for a I especially lineba cker Jke Kel. The competition for first-place rugged non • conference foe, I ley. en Dan Topping Sr. and Del grade - J oey Nelson, Daniel nnd the hastes~. Mrs Dale gm·ernment. law s and marhln· is gr'i!ater this year than in ! Penn State. I " J think Ike Kelley deserves Webb received $5.6 million Wash, Bonnie Darst ; Fourth : Scott. Refreshmf'nts Wt!re c;erv · rry for Jaw enhrcement. many ~a:sons. The top s ix : Hayes' big concern was over 1all the recognition he receives each of tbe $11.2 miJiion paid grade - Joan Wooten , Tommy 1 ed following tile bu~int"ss meet· N£W LOVBY LOW teams in the ratings f.lre un.·' injuries incurred against the because of hh consistency. by CBS. In addition, the net- ~ Bishop, Patsy Greer , Jane ing. (i ,\TI.ING GUN SHUN - BETTBI - -- - Hawkeyes . In all , et least 15 1 ! Against Iowa, he blocked a work bas aa optioo to buy Wooten and Robert Markms ; i Mr . and Mrs _ Homer Wol· In lRilZ. Riehard Glatling. COVERING FOR HAll!). Ohio H. S. Po)] Buckeyes were treated and 1punt and stopped that two- the remaining ZO per cent In- - Fifth grade - Nancy SmiLh, · forO and daughters. Mr . and COLUMBUS (UPI ) _ The · three were doubtful starers. pointer that could have tied the tere.st in the Yankees now 1 Ruth Ann Jordan ; Sixth grade Mrs. S1 1elby Wolford and dau. TO-PAINT SURfAQS Cupt. Tom Kihfuss, a degome," the Buckeye coach sbared by Toppl ... and Webb rPatricia Walsh , Randy Totuhters, Frankfort, cal led at United PreSl! International ...,. ·1 s th d p 0 fensive end, will sit out Satur· sa id , within five years. ey; even gra e eggy lhe home of their aunt, \frs . · And n-ew beautiful eolor.. Ohio high school football , d k ff Fauber Connie Creer Honda ralings (with first place votes days s game an perhaps ht 1 PeM State . has ~noc ed o t9m~J<.i.i'\i.i-:"i.~~m'"\ Whittin~on , and Brend~ Teets; Fern Gillogly, on Sund:Jy after· too ! For the woi.l paint ~ and won-lost records in paren- Northwestern encounter be- Ohio State m their last two noon . gives yo• · everything, h'y cause of a bruised lung. Line- meeings , the Nitany Lions Eighth grade - Kay E!Hs and I 00 '1o latex SPR:EO SAllN Pololfl backer Tom Bugel reinjured his taking a 10.7 decision here last Walter Jordan. . Karen small n ck d tackle Doug Van Horn year 1 0SPJ eWS Mr. and Mrs. Oley Wmters, of Mr. and \Trs. Kenneth !'~1hs, today! No fumes--no odors. 306 1. Massillon 04) (8..0) e an · Columbus, Mr, and Mrs. John who ha s been seriously il with I Guaranteed washable. DAIIII 2· Canton McKly (9 ) (8-0) 279 Vernon, New Lexington, Mr. pneumon ia ond co nfmf'd to the 1 in 20 21in, 3 2 71 179 Entered Hospital and Mrs . Rowlond Vernon, Sheter ing Arms ;n . · Elyria ( ! ( · ) 4. Ci nn . R. Bacon 1) (6·1) 153 A th h t ed lea , and Mr. and Mrs. John Athens, has been transferred j 0 en 5. Spring. South (1) (8.0) 142 5 H mon~ . o~e . \lo~il Radekin and !\ellis Vale, loca l. 1to Children's Hns pi tnl in Col0 6 0 60 15 24 0 1zer 6. Up. Arlington 12) ~· 8-o) 125 COLUMB~S <UPI) -. ~~° Case Tech h osplt~ m ~rr~as K visited with Mr. and ~rs. A_ umbus . for obsNvat!on and 0 6 0 46 221 7. Cin n. Elder (2) (7-()) 100 ~ollege foot t~[ec;rds,Omc ~ - Kenyon MID-A past further treatment 1 1L?urs 7:;eF. ~\ e Carl Le~ ~ R. Caster during the 8. Sandusky 7-1) fl2 mg games 0 ur ay, ct. Op: B 1 G meOreOao Ol ayne, lr v ., week I Rob Turner who underwent ' Teama W L T Pt.s s ow g rn 4 121 4 tr 139 c r·1 ld A · · · · 9. Cl. St. lgnatius (1) (7.0) 51 · ·· · · · 53 2 0 1 34 221Rona un Stlod mLgs, J aneyar 1'52 F'Ires.t' . Mr . and Mrs. Clair Stansbury I eye surgery at Univers ity hos9. Niles (I) (6.21 Wittenberg 7 0 0 239 Ohio ee 51 Ga llt'·' and daughters, Gri.Weport, were . pita! in Columbu s is reported 2 1 0 29 211 Ave 8 ryant D w'h.te Second 10 teams: 11. Dayton Bow Ig Grn 7 0 0 212 69 Marsh a 11 1 Cilaminade (l) 50 ., l2. Mt. Ver· Ohio State 8 0 0 136 39 Miami 3 2 0 98 45 poli~' Mrs Eth~l Betz', . 539 weekend guests of his parents, recovering satisfactorily Fl ' ndlay 7 1 o 265 54 v~nt St 1 3 1 40 84 ' · J h Ch S a Mr . and Mrs. Dale Stansbury. Mr . and Mrs . John Raw\mgs 1'1 selllal 290 N, 2"d Ave. Middleport 1 ce non 47 ·, 13. Clevland St. Joseph = · Fourth Ave o n ares ••••tlteto laraelt ••· _._ 92 N h ., M Le . c·~. ; Mr . and Mrs. Dana Bililey and n i1~ces , Mrs. Lf'WIS Smith .... ... ... 31 ; 14. Columbus East ( 1} and Muskingum 6 I 0 116 39 Toledo l 4 0 as ton ort up rs. wls lud . d d ' d M p I p . . I ---------1an cap!.tal 5 1 0 169 64 Westn Mich 1 4 0 40 109 ' Rt 1 v't 1 M Elt' an famtly an Mr. an Mrs. 1 n:. au uy nter VISit· Warren 30 each; 16. Newark son, . non, rs . n· h d J e ffers, ; tt.fnd,e d f the h l!it.iiititiliiiiloiiit~------iiiiiiiiiiiiitiillliiiiiitiii 29: 17. Louisville 27 ; 18. Youngstwn 5 1 0 160 94 OHIO CONFERENCE Pyles Rt 2 Vinton Mrs. Lew- f Ic ar Youngstown Chaney lfl ; 19. Ohio Nrthrn 6 2 0 139 117 Wittenberg 7 0 0 239 53 is M~nef~e. Rl. 2 Crown City. une~a~ o~ ~a~a . a1 ~~I a t . Otterbein 5 2 0 164 103 Muskingum S 1 0 103 27 J ff S Berkley Hend erson er, u er at ey tn e!l 1on ~=~~::Ito~ 20. Steubenville Ashland 5 2 0 132. 60 Capital 5 I 0 169 54 ,;, Harold E: Rose , Ne~ on Friday. ' ; Otben~: Logan (1) and Akron J~hn. Car.roll 4 2 0 161 82 Otterbein 4 2 0 129 96 Haven , w. Va., Harry Houda· l ~r. and Mrs ... ack Temple j Garfield 15 each; Piqua 14 ; Cin~mnati 4 2 0 117 66 Akron 3 3 0 54 80 shelt 398 Grant St. Mildle- ~ an son, Dayton, ~ere week 3 3 0 83 40 port,, Tina L. Pierce.' Syrac~se, ;~~liry~es:r:f ~:mvp~~to~ Pe~ I Aflhland and Middletown 12 D7mson 4 2 0 110 82 Mt. Union U St X . 4 z I 133 79 Btdwi - Wall 2 2 0 72 64 Robyn L. Stearns, RL 1 Racme, · h C. . 11 Mtami esc ; mcmna · avier ; Obi · 4 76 2 3 o 49 75 former Penny Holland and she Akron East and Marletta 10 o Umv. 2 1 93 Wooster Mrs. J . Earl Vanct. Langsville, I d h 'll , . 'th e~ sondwl . VI~~ WI k each; Zanesville 9; Lorain Ad· Bldwn - Wall4 3 0 172 87 Heidelberg 2 3 0 70 111 Mrs. Harold K, G~rman, Long a~ miral King 7· Bellevue Lima Wooster 4 3 0 73 75 Denison 1 2 0 28 61 Bottom James A. Leser , Jack- a tves ere ur~ng u•e wee . ' I 2 0 39 53 ' h J k W'l Jack The cooperation and re· ' ' Akron 4 3 0 71 ~ Oberlm and Wyoming 6 each· Dayton ov 51 son, JJo n aEn I sRon, Rt- sponse to call for aid was very Roth Akron North Lancaster Oberlin 3 3 0 103 107 Hiram 1 4 0 51 son ames ugene owe, . h . ed and ' Parma ValleY Forge 5 Hei~elberg 3 3 1 91 119 Marietta 1 4 0 21 109 1, Jackson August Winigman, muc D apprecwt w~en each; Akmn Jioben, Cincinnati Deflanc~ 3 4 0 110 1251Ohio Weslyn 0 3 0 18 80 Rt. 4, Jackson , Teresa L. Col- t~ tepart~efte:~P oy~~s ' sh WiUrrow, Copley and Dayton Mt. Unton 3 4 0 89 104 Kenyon 0 4 0 3Z 133 1 /ins, Wellston, Mrs, Katie Qui~- vo ~n ee.rs the P ex mgu~ Belmont 4 each· Toledo Ma- Kent State 2 3 1 55 86 BIG TEN kle, Wellston, Mrs. Edna Ftet- ah Ire tfn Me wzott 5 pnear eI coWestern Res.2 3 1 51 72 Ohio Sl 4 0 8 92 31 cher Wellston Paul A. Snidorne o rs. e a erry on ' Taft and Comber Hamilton MOORE'S ~ Hiram 1 0 0 94 • 'Mrs. Wilma . turdayd afternoon. Jon 3 '-each; Canton Central, 2 4 86 77 Purd ue er, McArthur, Bra- SaM M Alfred Ri d1 Rossford, Upper Sandusky, Bluff_ ton 2 4 I 84 84 Michigan 3 I 0 91 d Rt 5 Ath B'nki S r. an " · ce an 82 141 Illinois 2 2 0 45 y, · ' ens, 1 ey ·: sons of Columhus, spent the 2 41 Xavier Greenville and Toledo Central V?gelsong , Ironton, Mrs. C. weekend with her nArents, Mr. 54 2 each; London, Columbus Wat. Dayton 2 5 0 85 135 Minnesota 22 0 VIctor Combs, Catlettsburg, and Mrs. William ~lweU and terson, Franklin Heights, Tole- Ce~tral St . 1 4 0 81 194 Mich. St. 2 2 0 76 Ky. , Mrs . Ernest W. Gee, other relatives here do Rogers Girard Orrville Ohio Weslyn I 5 0 25 173 Wisconsin 1 3 0 47 Greenup, Ky., and Mrs. Dell B. D' ts of .M HEAVY Pomeroy a'nd Clev~land Job~ Wilmington 1 5 1 54 159 Iowa I 3 0 75 91 Gibson, St. Albans, W. Va. Mrs~."~!rl~:rkey on r. and Deep tread design, quality rubber 93 0 70 0 69 6 1 136 1 DUTY Adams 1 each Toledo Indiana ' Births we•e her brother and SJ'stersguaranteed • Marietta 1 6 0 50 1661 Nortllwstrn 1 4 0 44 110 Mrs. &:lrnest L. Saunden, in-law, Mrs, Hanna Caster 'plus tax 2145 Eastern Ave., daughter, !,:-="'-=======• Carpenter Social News 8 5 P R SATII I E I D I· I I lhes;!!~ THE DAILY SENTINEL c 0hi'o ollege Gri'd Standi'ngs H •taJ N 1 8 1 Have you tried a King Edward daug__~t~r Elli~. - u~ yet? Hospil~l .:r KING Builders Supply Co. I 11; 1 C,:!., CUT your DRIVING COSTS at MOORE'S I I CORRECTION DURJPLATFDRM: I BANANAS i • PRillI 0: ° I A&P HELEN HELP US! SHOCKS FULL SIZE SEOAL and SVAC Standings SEOAL ALL GAMES Team WLTP OP Logan .. .. . .. 8 0 0 274 40 8 0 0 152 6 2 o 132 5 3 0 167 S 3 0 122 3 5 0 68 2 5 1 109 0 8 0 13 62 Pomeroy _.. Wellston ... . Athens . .. .. . Jackson . _... Nelsonville .. Middleport .. Gallipolis . .. . SEOAL ONLY TEAM WLTP Logan 6 0 0 206 Pom<roy 6 o o 112 Wellston 4 2 0 118 Athens .. .. 3 3 0 114 Jackson .. .. 3 3 0 86 Middleport .. 1 5 0 66 Nelsonville . . 1 5 0 38 Gallipolis .. . . 0 6 0 25 TOTAl.'! .. _ %4 21 0 737 SVAC Al.L TEAM W Kyger Creek 8 Racine 4 North Ga!lia 4 Eastern . .. . 3 Hannan Trace 1 Southwestern 0 110 117 110 140 141 172 737 0 1Z6 105 0 100 145 1 38 164 1 42 234 OP 16 40 6Z 66 116 180 tiO FRIDAY'S GAMES: SEOAL Athena at Wellotoo Gatltpolio at Jackson Nebionvllle at Middleport Pomeroy at Logan SVAC Haclne at Eastem (Sat.) Kyger Creek at Hannan Tra.. southwestern-Compleled season North Gallia.COmpleted oe8BOII ()'111ERS pt, Pleallllll at Ripley Wahama at Rutland Coal Orovt at Chesapeab ter. line? College Schedule to the sld•lln•s, and was scooting completely free, 73 yards down th sidelines to score with· out a hand touching him. Not By Uolted Press lnternaltonal one of the opponents even notlc-This -k's Ohio college fool· ed Harenza until he had 1 head ball schedule : atart of about 35 yards. Thuroday Night • 1 Ji!UJii:ilF I!IIIIIIH!IIl!E!IIHU St. Norbert at Youngstown Saturday BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) Penn State at Ohio State - O!llclala !1& MaDBlee CoonCincinnati at N. Texas St. ty llnopltol loday dHCrlbed Xavier at Dayton former CIDclDDall lieU MIDMarshell at Bowling Green Fred llalcbiJtoell'o ..,.._ Ohio Univ. at Western Mich. dltion u ' 1not &ood" Ia bit Kent Stole at Louisville bottle willa · - eaaeer. "He S. C. St. at Central State II periodically couoclWI" Baldwin-Wallace a Heldelberc 118ld oae llolpltal opokemum. Capital at Wooster "but bt not oaHerln& • JlfUI Kenyon at Hiram deal." ................ ... .. Muskingum at Denison Dnetan Motldoy reported Oberlln at Ohio Wesle· lllat Htttcldn1011 bu 1J10111 1 . Wittenberg at Wabash "restless" Sunday oiPt but Marietta at Fairmont (W.Va.) bod lleen - l o u 111111 Ia Akroo at Ball St. (Ind.) poc1 oplrfll. Eastern Mich. at Ca84l Tech Hutcblnaoa w11 otrtckell John Carroll at Bethany wltll lbo w-a WI year. Be Western Res. al Allegheny w11 lakeD 1o tbo lltopltol Sa.. Anderson (Ind.) at Defiance · urday from JIIJ home at IOIT• Ohio Northern at Hope (Mich.) by Amlti Mula lalutL Bluffton at Adrian (Mlch.) m. f.111111clb, Pf, J, JL Wllmngtiln at Manchester (Ind.) Boom uJd ~ - Saltmlay Nlpt Mieml at Toledo Mt, Union at Fladlay Otterbelh at Ashland 1101 - , a .,.at deo1 paiD - "II como• ... 11101." l "COLEMAN" MUFFLERS HEATING AND Original iquipment Quality AIR-CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE 12·88 lnstallec FREE Glass Puked or Standard for 19·99 BONDED BRAKE SHOES ONLY INSTALLED 2 FRONT WHEELS MUFFLERS, 8.88, Installed free MOST CARS H•rold Chue. Mgr. Locust St. Middleport P-WYW511 ~;!~~~~~e~n~a:n:d~R:i~ch~a~rd~J:ar:re:l~l.~=~=~~~~~~~~~ The Benton Harbor 76 the ball tate in the fourth quar- stood in bewilderment and look· 99 ed at each Dther ln disbelief. Fi92 nally, tlley charged tlle buddle, 134 but it was too late. Rolllag Pro. 132 irie halfback Mike Harenza had 118 sneaked out of tlle huddle, over 0 0 236 22 3 0 128 101 SVAC ONLY TEAM W LTP Kyger Creek 4 0 0 142 Eastern .. .. 3 1 0 86 Noeth Gallia 3 z o 86 Racine .. . .. . 2 2 0 98 Hannan Trace 1 3 0 28 Southwestern 0 5 0 20 TOTALS ... II 13 I 4tf gh~:~.:~ ~~:~::::~rged 7 Included WilUam L, Trace, Dr. h David Caul, Leverette Rous , The ball waa the Prallie Mr J W , on Mrs. Arthur Trout, s. · · 'J:T yard line. The team Searles and infant son, Mrs. then up in regulation . V. Dearing and infant daule at scnmmage . The Mrs . R. L. Droke, Mrs. snapped the ball bt the . Culver, Mrs. W, E. terback and then, in unison, Grate, Mrs. Dale Cumberlodge, Benton Harbor St. Johns High the entire Rolling Prairie Mrs. M. F. Whitt, David L. School won the game, %1l-13, stood up, turned, and Dillinger, Elizabeth Jo Naylor, but the story was wrapped up to a huddle. Bruce Hysell, Michael J . Coon· HARBOR, Ml ch. bo R m The IUPI) ys 0 I 0 ng Prairie High School, Indiana, lost their game Saturday but they can boast of puJilng off the weirdest scoring play In football this year. BENTON OP 34 5z irie in tlleboys lost made play the Rolling when they Pra. had GAMES LTP OP I 4 4 7 ~55s~;:::: ~::::~v~~~~avid Wierdest Grid Play of all Staged by Rolling Prairie NEW TREADS Our Weekly SEAT BELTS Voltage Regulators Oil Filters NEW ........ •· 5.95 99c up CAR BATTERIES SEALED BEAM UNITS 1.67 lnlf•ll~ FREI _ __ Frtsh From f•ctory, 12-YOLT _ 24 Mo. Guarantee, Excb. 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FH • ln'"'-•·d 1'1 "'~ 4, 1984 1 ture - he was kiUed In ML>. siislppi '" May 11163; I have ~~!!~;."''';'lr-'~ii::li::!:~.,...,...T,.--....9 Maffla's two stem glass disbea, .., one a cake piaU., one for fruit; ' 1 'I 1 have the "-tthe "'" 'I ws amirdY ·th f B.bl ' e WI ami Y reco I from 1800's dear on to earliest 1-......, ·s; 1 d0 NOT ha ve 1 wal nu t hed or early chairs. or a black iron cook stove etc The reason IS .. ,mple - ' we ·wore them :;-;!11 i~~c Sror £lan Toea! W• t, r - I Meeta In Church •nne:Jt n 1 lniUati011 lor Fn!tlbman girls The Star ClaJS of the Syrawas held wben the Future cuse First United Presbyterian ! Homemak@rs ol America of Church met for its regular Rutland High School met last meeting Oct. 20 in the church I week in the home economics annex. Mrs. Harry Potts, preslroom. . d<nt ided and read Ma~ 1 Girls initiated were Mary the ~ , press f d . f I Ha 11 , Becky Haley, Char1otte l w or She evot10ns. od· ed 5:1-l b I ', ~ all out · -- tht> big old four post· 1mbod en. El a1ne GrB1es, ~ ow y prayer . a so rea n::~sa " L. ht Of The World .. TreasurBy Blanche M. Haskins f>r and trundle bed upstairs, Dean. Sharon Carter, E II en 18 · . . • Imine and Bro .'s trundle bed I Roush. Karen Haines, Jean Shu- er report by Mrs.ed Richard · under the big ler, Edl t h Prtddy and D'1x1e · Roush ' was approv . . . .,.,,..,1 ~~-· .,. .. (you rolled n . Following the initi- A rummage sal~ was _dlscuhss- 1 ocr. z; - Jackie Gleason : OH' NOT QUITE lhal bad · bed · see! Mama even gave our Wamsley SUPPER CONCELLED 1a"' wl 11 asmt t e1 ti on, the group ad'Journ ed to ed . The cM k hand me thai cradlt' awav and my blue dress a k C •·vou know I wf'nt on a d1et 1 rec on. s0 The jitney supper orijpn11l!yl · th h ucn . r 0 r Sunshine a ers lass serve1 !In Miami) just this week . My Readers Digest and a few more trimmed with velvet piec~s e se ~1. 8 1 ortum lunch fOI' the auction sale by 1 scheduled for Nov. 21 by dector told me to walk a mile Abele buttons while you're at from her wedding dress (T nl:lve g~o~p smgmg led by J 8 a _n Flossie Roush at the Grange Middleport P T.A. has mv p1rture m said dress and Ttlhs and games under the dt. . after every meal - so - I"ve cancelled and will be held it ! .t: \I H..S. 1928 y f'<lf . , rection of Kathy Thomas and G Hall atd the Metgs Coun ty Fair 1 s even 10 • N 5 walked 40 miles today ." a later date in the spring. The k 1 refreshments were served . .roun s on ov · · . SHIRLEY HILL cancellation was made in or· PROF. ROBERT McKAY boo .) . Roll call wos answored w1th Mr. and Mrs. Julian lUll of der not to conllict with Another jolly Big Old Blub- and wife Laura of B~~l~ng But _ you know where they , • • a Bible verse containing the Lelart Falls are annoUDcing auction being held by the Athber Boy who can ~nd me , and ~ree~ University, were vi sttmg all dwell ? In my heart of I Fnlluly Has Plcnrc word fruit or fruitful. Novemsame I mean sends hme, by JUSt ~alk. m th1s area ove.r the week end, he1lrts 10 my memory. as elear At Portland Park ber roll call word will be the e-ngagtment and approach- letic Boosters on lhe ing marria1e of their daughlng across t e room , g1vmg "th 1 u·m fr1·end of their · · · · · " · M date. . d WI ong e as the brilhanl October sun A famtly ptcmc dmner was ' Thanks hostess wtll be rs ttr. Shlrlt}'. 1u Darretl Duthose little ~ephantme anr- parents, Mr. end Mrs. A. \V . shimng m right now at my held recently at tho Portl and James Quick and Mrs. M ~yme No need to grope ror the ing steps as e goes. I McKay, Mrs. Judy Ti1us, for ; window. , park by the Walter .Cook ram- Holmes wilJ have the pr .gram. i gan. son of Mrs. GraCI! Du~ When yon have an if it is one designed to How we do need 1.hese laughs I one main objective. i I ily of Syracuse . Attending were Miss Frankie Mumaw, hosl· gan and tht Jale Jotepb Duin these far too ser1ous - and Clearer. reallv, lhan someM R M'll ed f h M I Jan of RuUand. Tit• wedding li-===--lliiii=;;;i;;=;;o;;"'"'i\ in&nranee elaim, . Mr , Titus had in ht'" poss~s- _ ·d I Mr. and rs. ussell E. 1 er, ess so....rv re res ments to rs .. will bo solomolaed Nov. Utb t 1 1 1 scary - lmes. '· . . thmg I was to on Y yes e!'- ' nd h'ld I relax-play tenni8! sian 8 lovely anttque secretary- Iday . i ~. c 1 reno f Sa n p edro, Ca-I 1 p oIt s, Mrs. Roush , Mrs. Hom~ at I p.m. Ia lbo Molbodlst 1 ROPE YOU SAW beloved desk belonging to Bob's aunt. ' • 1L, Mr. and Mrs. Raympnd Cook es, Mrs. Thomas Clark, and Mrs. <·hu...-h al Letart Falls. We'll put onnelves spicy Yankee-woman Mae Miss Laura McKay. It had I And, by the way, have you and son Kenny, of East Ltver- 1Ada Slack and the hostess. in your shoe. with Crnig'•s (of Maine) gosh awfu l been stored at the former A. look<><! at ! our wedding dress pool: Mrs. Edna Searls and son TO ELE\1' OFFICERS hat on tonight's nMeet the w. McKay home here in recently 10 see how it's _doing? 1Te:'"Y of Cheshtre; Mr. ~nd WICKHAMS ARE Hos-r:s Worshipful Mas1co.r Alberl G. "It tl th f to .. ·n in the basement the L have and must agam real I Mr~. Bernard Cook and chtld- Mr. and Mrs Elmer W1ck- Wood~rd :mnonnr~ thtU PornON Press gave exac Y e e · " ' ' · f M'ddl M w It h h Is t th 3F Cl b · feet our turban clad young- home now owned and occupied soon - it. too. is getting ~ge l ren o 1 eport; .r. a ~r am wt!re ~s o e. u eroy Lodgf' No. 1&1, , Free &: e,.IQDNAL UIWICI around he h n they by Mr and Mrs Eddie Bur- on it 34 yt>ars old thrs ronung Cook and Mrs. Evamae Phtl- Sunday eventng at lhe1r home An"plE'tl \lasons, will hold er oet the1 .. ~· : 1~1 f kett (illizabeth j 0 achim l So chris'tmas lips of Svracuse, and guests Union Ave. A potluck dinner its regular mooU1Jy meeting ol Jim JohnHn & Bud Simpson cover up 1 ;. ef~ t~ I' Bob and Laura came afl~r it I '"'Time goes you say were Ho~nie Phelps Of N~well, was served at 6 p. m. follow~ tht'- MHsoni<.• ~mplt"- Wec:tnes. A1ents iron•• or P beas lC ~tho ers bas Ide 1 Saturday and it is to go to Ab no ' W. Va., and Joey Ratliff of Che. ed by a social evening. Pres· ' dav N''\"t•mbt'r Uh at 7 p. m. case may Wl a tg o ' ' , . . A H k. M' · John10n-llrn1110n Ins, A..nq ss1 ty1 ' ha 1 r son Robin McKay v:ho is Time stays - we go.' shin'_ I ent were !~"a os ms, ISS Ttus aiS(I IS the annu&l moot· 1 1 Roam 6, Coah Bldt. R~t :ve! :ra;eds~=~r· most ~o\~ married and 'livi ng in 1 lnscription on the fa_mous !Ada Hoskins, Mrs. Bak~r Gor- i lng and elf<"'ltnn of orricers for II Milldlo"rt, Ohio WY 2-2901 LAUNDRY<JI d hty and beloved Mae's Iowa _ their daught;,r, Beth, Lorado Taft scuipll~re. ·_T he 1 .Thomas. Crammer [!533)1don, Mrs. George Parker, Mr. 11.955 will be held. AU members AlMA c.uu.urr 0111 IlR'I' CLEANING with her Army husband and Fountain of Time," m Chlcago. wa s the first Protest ani Arch- and Mrs. WICkham and one I Bl'f urged eo attend and partie. AHO SUUTY COMPANY, WY 2·5428 POMEROY MMR'OID, CONNIC11CUt 4!&Irs~o hope Mrs. Craig still has three child rer. now live in r.er· , b1shop of Canterbury. guest, Mrs. ~~I?'.. ~_:_ OhUnger. •p..~tti:'. Did You Know That ... •? ! DAY SERVICE d SHIRT FINISHING 1 I P.S: ROBINSON'S I • CALENDAR SQI'IAL the pink hat that Teddy Roose- manv velt's niece Eleanor, gave ' her , J APPEND the fol:owing , Mae, you know, invariably lovely poem by Middleport's ! wore dark blue suits and pink Margaret Carp'i' nl er Du11on \_., hal!, and E. Roosevelt had <Mrs. Dale! which gives so about SO pink hats, one of which beautifully WnClt young Rob_m NOV. 4 she gave her friend Mae when I and all of us feel about certain they were to be on TV "s pots" j ancestral trl?m• rers-The Amateur Garden rlub 1 wlll hold its meeting at t h e at somewhat near the sam~ Move gently, hands, home of Grace PraU on Wed· station and time. .· On older th1'ngs. nesday, NO\' . 4. Anyone w1s h I've loved them both so dear- I I I On pewter p ates ing lo make arrangements, ly. Both always so sta unchAnd embroiderings. 1 b · t · 1 so true to their deep beliefs., p ease nng rna ena s. 1 •,,.,,,.,,HG • • , c~~~- o~ the United church will sponsor h h h I a rummage sale Elt t e c urc Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nove mber 5 - 7. The Auxiliary of the Pomeroy I Bend Citizens Band Radio Club will meet Thurday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. h d Move gent1y, an s, fectly awful. : On olden things But on our Mae, it looked 1 On counterpanes fine, just fine . : And goklen rings. SUDDENLy I CAN'T 1 1 I"Th"' u' ~re in 2, "«ene ) - - - • I c CASH Monthly Payment """'H ""'W "81"11 the world, I wanna &et olf." LOAN LOAN II -· '. 11NANCING OHIO • .when you buy 7 gallons 'Ashland Vitalized Gasoline 81" • 288 217 2311 351 ._. - with 111111111 "' ~ ing phyllefanl ftaiD the Otp border to Bekmfleld In ...... central CaUfornla. More titan 10 bolpl*"- HI' ticlpate ln tbl qn sffz ' ·o ., ner .......... dulped to . . ... qether "l'dk:tl adloll flrlitl. ties with phy•ld•na lrCim ..,., 328 111fltropolltan and 228 llliiO 2023 Team No. ' P. Sylvester J. Taylor M. HeMessy Z. Nieri Handicap Total roerla rl. tw<Mrll)' ......, . . . . . 271 3tH 861 2123 pOll_,.. w oulf7llil ~ 1be new venture In ate medical educaUaa launched Sept. 16·. l 1 !1.· ·~ " Cleanest heat you ean have! Every roo01 has its OW"n te01p. eontrol. 1 1 ' I N·~----------------------------­ I ' 1 A~~------------------------------- I ELECTRIC I The soft glow of candlelight enhances any holiday setting. And now you can get 12-inch hand-dipped candles free at your Goeld Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's. With every 7 gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline, you get one attractive 12-inch tapered red candle. These candles are smokeless, dripless, and they won't fade. You'Il want: to get sewral for holiday decorating in yom home. Dri¥e in at your Good Neighbor Ashland on Deaters displaying the "FREE CANDLE" sign. con-I OHer expires December 31, 1964 Powerfully new Rambler American... 65's sportiest way to save Compact Economy King of me 3 SENSIBLE SPECfACULARSf • I OIL PRODUC,..i,.S . RAMBLER liS stNCf JPJ2 • Team No. S P . Dlvio D. Theiss T. Bailey J . Robach Handicap Total Woo I , Lost I I EDITOR'S MAILBAG MON1H 111111 Shop Save mOJU!y. Pay Have only one convenient montbly payment. Have more money yourself. Call for cash •.. as much as $2000. It'a reasonable lllld confidentiaL SAN FRANCI800 (IIPI) - The Ullivenlly <JI CllltGIIIIil Medtcal c.nter hire r. !1o1ll If, dlNct CQIIIlllllllleaU.. - ~ ~ (Moae)'•••vla• • -. .• fer eleevte ll...l) I 26.67 MONTH 'IEIMS OOMMtiHlCAUON I BOO tS TEACJIER.IIOCrolt Easiest heat to install BOWLING Property Transfers ArDIW'• .... J. MMchtnl S. Globotar T. Smith T. Arnold llandlcap Total Woa I, lmt t SENIOR HIGH GIRLS Oct. 17, lltf liARTF'ORD . W. Va. - FunTeam No.3 eral services for Kathy Mae Dav is 287 t Howard , 2. who died Sunday . Waller E. Sines. to Bessie M Circle 2ll7 rvening at Veterans Mmo rial Smith. parrPls. Sutton. 21S Bailey hospilnl will be held Wedn esday , 223 Hobach at 2 p. m. at the Church ~r [ Mabel Warner. dec .._to Ral~h , Total 198% Christ in Christian Union, here I Warner. Crosby J. Prrcr. Mfld. Won L Lost 2 with bunal in lhe Graham Sla- ! of Tran.'->., Rutland. (Healtby-reasoa for eleetrle beat!) Arnold's Sohlo tion Cemetery. The Rev. How-: Marv M. Price, dec., to Cros347 Menchini ard Killing.sworlh wlll orficiate. by J . · Price, Edwin C. Price, 1 Globokar 2ll3 ~he had been 111 for several I Blanche M("'Gee, Roche! Bland , I Smith 238 df:ly:), Mae Douglas Lewis, C I a r a I Arnold 2~ I She wa s born March 25 1962 Warner, Evelyn Warner. Ma- Total 2107 ; j m \\ est Virginia the daL,Ightel: bel Warner. Ll ,1 ~ ~ dPnce. Won 2, Lost I of Rubert and Dorothy Herd Affld. ol Trans ut an . 1 Team No, 4 AT CONFERENCE ~ Ann Holter, Sally Mora, and man Howard, Hartford. Surviv- Charles H. Kuhi. Cora M. 1 Sylvester m Patty Koblentz at th_e South East Regwnal Farm Bureau ors in add1t10n to her parents I Kuhl . 10 Emerson E. Houda . 255 Blind Youth Conference m Zanesville Octobe r 31. They re· I incude a siste r, Chnstina: ma she it Peggv M. Houdasheil lot, 342 Hennesey presented the Friendly Farmers Youth Counc tl from ternat grandparents, Mr . a nd Pom~rov. · ' Neiri "5 Meigs county. I Mrs. Roy Herdman, Pt. Pleas· . 2092 Total ent. and paternal grandparents, Irene Tom, Executnx , Josl :\>lr. and Mrs. Steve Howard , . eph Crueser, dec., to R~bert i Won 3, Lost 0 1 White Eltctric Co. 1 11artford. '1 E. Miller. Donald_ M. M1iler, (Convenient-reason for eleetrle beaU) C.rues-er 240 I M1ller Brothers, .2:~ ~ues , Rut Some 90 young people repre- of le adership !.raining and rec- ! Friends may call at the Fog- land. White 297 senting Farm Bureau you~h reation . S<~ lly Mora, and Pa~ty ] lesong Funeral home after noon , Ted S. Thompson to R~bert Haw ley 252 For all the facta about the advantages of Oarneleu electrle from southeastern OhlO Koblentz. both from Meigs , on Tutsday, E. Miler, Donald H. Miller , Tot al 2040 counties attended the Farm Bu· County. were song leaders for . Miller Brothers, .25 acrrs, Rut. I Won I, Lost 3 ~eat for your horne, malltbb coupon (no obligation) to 1 Colulllbua oad Soulhom reau One Day Youth Conference the morning session. 1 PT. PLEASANT_ Schools in ' land. Ohio Eleotrle Compaay Crow's Town Country lD £-ovUle Saturday at the Also lo atured was a Youth · Meson Coun ty and sta 1e coun· Harry Radford. dec . to Clam A ltn I Re•ldenllal s.a•• . . d , 215 Norlh Front St-t 33! :Y:W.O.A. Power contest wIuch cons1ste t d .1 rr· l ' 'th A. Radford, Cert. lor Trans., O'Brien · ' d · h } an Cl y o Ices a ong WI ColuMhllt 15, Ohlo 339 Tha meeting featured a day of shorl emonstrallons on L e th th t b k. . " 1 Chester Handley .• · · Th e ree coun y an mg msu· H . • ..;J;.r.~..l::L::..:.:...:::______ value .o f goo d nutnhon. 400 e t Ut'IOn S WI.11 be COS 1 ed f Or Gen• Gladys and Herbert arns, Thomas . J;J date ol the sprmg Youth Con- , 1 El 1. D Tu d N Frances Droz. Sarah Hoback, Bailey ay es ay o.. . west v·trgm· Total f erence was set f or nex t Aprt.1 era be ec 1on 2329 S h ' . th ' Dwight Hoback to 3 1 J . Also attending from Meigs v~lml r · • c 00 8 '" he county ia Pulp and Paper Co ., parcels, Won 3, Lost 0 1ar ours on WI resum e regu Otr·------------~~~~~~~~~=----1 County was Ann Ho It.er and Mrs. 1 W d d Tf'Mm No. I , L€banon the co. Donald Mora, and organization e nes ay. . Lewis .Sauer, dt>c ., to Lewis [ Roush 275 254 director Paul Bower. H. Sauer, Rodney Sl:luer, Ken- ! Ash 251 - - - SOLAR STUDIES 1 neth Sauer, Dorothy Durgee, J Boyer Blind 255 HOSPITAL QUES'I!ON j . , TUCSON i 1 1UPJ _ 1 . , cert. for trans., Middleport. LET'~ 8~ FAIR : 1 boring count1es and s~te rah- formation ~b~~~z. 0 tenti!ll ha~- - --- - An Editortel tn The Da,Iy ~ er han to Meigs Memonal ~l os- .. . . P Y 29 1964 states 1 1'tal \\'I1 d'd , th t . th atdous rad1atwn caused by so· SenUne1 n-tobe Vt.; r • P · Y 1 n I e os eopa s lar flare s - vital data for as1 - ''It's Up To the Doctors send therr pat1ents to our fine o;.hU the statement h · ., It . t II d lronauts planmng a voyage to Now. " .aweu Y . new ospr 1a1· . was 5 a e the moon - 1 ·s being charged on should say - ll's Up To t h e 1with well qualified doctors and L d & N t~ 1 1 · · · d th ! ee s oru.up 1 eecroruc County ComnuSSloners an e . ;r.; urgeon s re commended by a cc d t the K'it p k N • .Co. ersa ea h a P rosecut .mg Altorney to rnake l Credenlials mmtttee from an- I ror t. Ob to 1 f th h dd . . wna1 ~rva ry near ere, • success. o e muc nee c ; othe~ hospltal. 'J'ht s same Cre- where the world's largest solar new hospttal. Mr. Fultz the 1 denttals Committee which ha s . . p I' g Attorney was told . th . ff teieRcope 1s housed. The g1ant 1 1 rosecu In . osteopat 15 on ell' s a · r~~- lelescope which entered servthal the Med1cal Doclors would ommended only courtesy pr1v1· . 196• . . k. 3 1 111 11 1 not serve with the Doctors of leges for . the th ree osteopaths. rtch~ m t' . s e~" Yf su,n fmto l 20 h d c moun am. ,, ee o 1 s Osteopathy, belore e persua · 1 In closm& I want to say hat 480.ft tot 1 1 lh i bel I ed the County Commissioners I the member:;; of Lhe Meigs Mem· d a eng s ow 1 1 to bring a sult against t h r I orial Hospital Board of Trustees groun e~e_._ - ~ ·- · ~ -­ Meigs Memorial Hospital Board : gave many. many hours willing or Trustees. I work in order to get the hospit· Now that Meigs Memorial, Mr. Fultz approved the lease al staffed , equipped and open- Incorporated is no longer Opel'· signed between the Meigs Coun- ed. Each member of thi.s board ating the county owned hospit· ty Hospital , Commission and gave generously also of their al , 1 am writing to request that the Meigs Memorial Hospital money . I am certain they gave you return the above mentionBoard ol Trustees. He was a· the best medical care availa- ed three hundred <13001 dollars ware of Ute paragraph in the ble in the county to the great- to us. leose wblch stated the hospital est number oJ people in t h e was to be leased for accredila- county . We now have a hospi- This gift was int~nded as a' tion. Mr. Fultz also knew that ai staffed with three doctors memorial to Mr. Carl Hohart I to be accredlted the hospital with priv1leges for obstetrics, and Judge Cedric W·. Clark-I would have to be a member of general practice and minor sur. W~en _ I make a memort~l the Ohio Hospital Association. gery. tnbubon I reserve the r1ght to In order to be a member o£ 1 Le us tsk he Couny Com- , decide where the money will the Ohio Hospital Association 1missioners Kenneth McEihin- 1go. Yours lruly, there must be a medical doctor ney, Richard Carr, Avery Nel- · Esther H. Clark at the heed of each depart- son, and t.he Prosecuting Attor·i ment, namely obstetrics, medi- ney Bernard Fultz. who brought cine and surgery. This I repeat the suit against the Meigs Please, drivers of automobHes Is 1 requirement of the Ohio Memorial Board of Trustees, is be more careful. Hospital A"'ociation. Thus in this what you consider adequate complying with this ruling The hospital care for good people " Middy Paw,'' pet cat of Mr. Board ol Trustees for Meigs of Meigs Counly'' Let's Be Fair. and Mrs. Frank Murray, was Hereiti;l Rambler American-smarter, snap· Ramblers, And you will find the lowest priceo Memorial Hospital had only one Pe<Lrl Reynolds. killed Fnday night by a car. j pier, zestier than ever, spanking new for '65. of any U.S.-built convertible, wagon, 2·door choice to staff the hospital with He w•s the special pet of his ' all medical doclors or a osteo211 South Third Street Spectacular new engine option; I SS-hpTorque and 4-door sedan, based on manufacturers• master who is now in Veteran's pathic doctors. The Board deMiddleport, Ohio Hospital in HunUngton. Today Command 6that comes o11like an 8-saves suggested retail prices. See the spectacular cided that if the hospit.al were October 30, 1964 it was a cat. Next time it may gas as only a Rambler can.:..one of three en·new Americans at your Rambler dealer. 1o be accredited and maintain Mr. Hngh CusiPr, Pre.ide.nt be a person . gine choices for '65 in the Economy King. American Motors-Dedicated to Excellenc•. membership ln the Ohio Hoipll- Meigs County Hospital New sporly options tike console, floor shifts, ol AssoclaUon it wp necesoary Couldn't you please drive 1 Commission more slowly, especially coming , to place on the staff all , medl· Pomeroy, Ohio wire wheel covers, Airliner Reclining bucket around lhe curve at the lower I cal doctors. A letter was seut seats. Even more extra·value features than Spetlatular new engloe • Sensible best economy end of Middleport? Do we have from the Board to the Doctors Dear Sir; Am'"•for: Largest and Fineat ot the New Rambltrl before, including Double-Safety Brakes, sepWorld's most advanced Six, Torque Command 232 Cloak: New lotermcdlate-Sia Rambler ol Oseopathy olotlng ha heir During the summer of 1962 to drive so last to get 'where option adds 155·hp zip to America'a economy champ. arate systems front and rear, standard on aU Aatr!can: The Compact Economy King f palents If sen to ¥ells Mem- my mother, Mrs. M. C. Hobart, we are going? I do not think so. Please let's be more careful orial Hospital would be &lven and I made a memorial pledge proper care durJl1C their hospit- ol five hundred 1$500) dollars and maybe we can save t he olizatlon and would be reltim- lo the Meigs Memorial Incor- lives of our pets as sornetime<i ~ to them the. eocl of bell' :porated, to be paid over a per- they do get away from us and eonl!nement. U IWill l1e .08- loci o.f three years. To date w• out in the street where we eopallll prelernd o' letld !telf have contributed three hundred don't want them lo be. Mrs. FrQnk Murray patents to floipijlll !fiOO):'ol ·the amount pledged. , Watch the DannY Kaye Show on CBS.TV, Wednesday eveniD&S Channel&-10 P.M. = Menthly Payment 1 $200 10.66 $1300 47.30 I 500 1500 53.87 40.92 1700 60.45 I :w I with cash. billa. I I for I I I I 1 I ••I I I rroru off I " I WY 2 2171 125 E M • 5t I I Bob Miller, Mgr. . I L AND I HAVEN'T been tbe oubject at all. Because I, 1Jong with half a world full of lellow sullerers(?) am about to uy- - 0 RDE R• I I 1 I I I 1 I I than from ln a scene <Act 2J, " Merchant of ,Venice," dealing with one Laimcelot Gobbo, a clown's cloWn, 11 'eYer there was one. The "fiend" and Gobbo's con1eienoe are debating whether Gobbo .ahould leave the Jew, his. master, one Shylock, and run away. " 'The fiend is at mine elbow, tempting me. 'Good Gobbo, use your legs, take the start, run away.' But consci· 111ce says, 'No take heed, honest Gobbo, do not run, scorn running wlth thy heelo." ·· 'Via! ' saya the fiend . • •Away! Rouse up and run!' My conscience, hanging about the neck of my heart says, 'Launcelot, budge not.' 'Conscience,' say I, ' You counsel well'.. 'Fiend,' say I, 'You counoel well'." And this goes on until "I will run, fiend ; my heels are at your command,' I will run. " And lin ally, exhausted, he declares, "I wlii run as lar Qod has any ground." Oh, boy! - I I I A5H I I Now by Phone I I :;ESIDES YOU GET all pull- · ectj:lpart reading ol ALL the <allllldates. 1 caa think ol nothing that expresses this dither most ol - Kathy Howard Dies Sunday • 90 YouthS are at Meetmg Robert Harden, Syracuse. Our mothers" mothers NOV, 6 everything read. We only know The Middleport Business and Just ale up new Satevepost, Jty things they cherished Professional Women'a C I u b my long, !011g love of magaLong ago. . 1 zines. and here right on its wt11 sponsor a rut1U118ge sa e tail came Newsweek of Oct . 26 Friday and Saturday , Nov . 6 w;lh that superb article on Bob I FOUND THIS in the pro- and 7 in Lhe Weber building b . S nd gram leaflet or tht Return Jon· next to the Quality Print Sh.op Ta. ft, Jr., Y Jacqum a ers athan Meigs Chapter of D.A.R. j M'll "t 1 · ff h0 1ght at on I ~ · o Its ~ta .' w wss r ~ for this lheir Diamond Jubilee Bethel No . 62 of the Internaour Taft d1nner at Pomeroy. 1 year ol 1964.11.1 t' 1 0 d f J b' D h hi this brilliant · rona r er o o s aug · pven met m, Ma rgaret. a tal ented poet, ters will meet at the Pomeroy 1 young r'.:"porte~, an~·/he w~ has had her verse published ~n Masonic Temple, Thursday at l photographers rom 1 e ~aga New Yorker .. , in ·'Ohio 7.30 zine who were there be~!des. Poet-ry Magazi ne" and other .'""' p.m c. th I. W ' Ib 'ti s on . • ue a o IC omen s c u D d th T3ft I o re~ e s ory, publications and has twice giY· of the Sacred Heart church will . 1 page · 1 't e.n a program of them in MiG- meet in the church auditorium Wei~ , as was saymg can r dleport Literary r!ub . Thursday at 6:30 p.m., ror a <ead It all, try as 1 may, fo She'' the poet type, strictly, potluck dinner and meeting. h~ ~rnbles m the new Llf~ and you'd never know it from There will be an auction of rrragazme, November Reader. her reticence on all this. So h d ti I D' t Nov Together t wo omema e ar c es. tges ' · • I'm telling you - and she Evangehne Chapter No. 172. da}ly papers and so on AND won't know i• till she reads O.E.S. of Middleport, will hold on~ know 1 ·ust finally gave this. its r~gular meeting Thursday ~ ou ' l be evenmg, Nov. 5, at the Masonup, sat down and road my ,' I HAVE MY grandfather Rl· ic Temple in Middleport. Relo!ed E. Stanley Jo~es. He s chard Mt'Carty's Civil War pic- freshrnents will be served. the-. one who can qwet me ~-- -- ~ __ _ _ -· - · _ _ ~ __ _ _ doivn - my tranquillizers hl6 two books that I own. May Gil: smile on him . - - I ! get I1111- - 1 1 The .roF' 314 Blind 255 Handica p 915 program opens with 11Curtain Miss Becket portrays five ehar- 1 Total 2120 Raiser" in which she portrays acters from the "old days" as Woo J, Lost t Columbine., Harlequin and Pier- they audition for 8 dreamy ag· rot ; followed by a classical h b det;,r lned lo bring Crow'a Tow• " Coumtry dance of the romantic era : ''La ent w 0 m . . Grande Performance,'' a par· back Y.~terda~. Ttmt se~ection ody on a ballet dancer of the exemplifies Mtss Becket s unDegas era; "GossJp/' a tri • ique concert presentation in character short story; a wild which she portrays many difSlavonic Dance; a Turkish fai h te In one dance' 1e~en1 c arac rs . ry tale to ethnic music. i The final offering i~ "Co~e l nume thtough qu1ck change of Back Vaudeville," tn whtch props, costumes and style. Marta Becket, the slim, dark- own program of dance·rnimes Buffalo PhilharmOnic, City haired young American artist in concerts throughout t h e Center Ballet of Tampa and as who is appearing at 8 p.m country. leading dancer in the Sun State Thursday on the stage of Rio Since her first sdlo concert Opera Federation's prnduction \,rande College's Community s~ven years ago. Miss Becket of "Aida.'' Miss Becket has alHall, will be t~ first presenta- has appear~ over 6(Xl times ~n l so appear-ed with her own solo 11on of the 1'n · County Com- 1her dance-m1mes program tn program of dance-m1mes in munlty Concert Association's various colleges, un iversities, Carnegie Hall and Town Hall in current series. clubs and c1v ic cultural organi- New York City . MIBs Becket Is a dynamic zations. She has been featured The artist's typical program and agile dance-mlme who, for as guest soloist w1th the Char· sees her creating some 19 difthe past several years, ~as de- l~st~n \W. Va .J Civic Ballet. ferent characters thr?ugh th~ voted herself to presentmg her I Baltimore Museum of Art, arts of dance and m1me. The .. B. Neas~ I i Methodist By centuries' care. First Tri-County Concert Scheduled Thursday at Rio Grande College 1 I i I ! 1 Move reverently On highboy and chair Made satin smooth I I 1 ' Crow'• SENIOR HIGH GIRLS LEAGUE Oct. u , liM Willie' 1 Electric J . Grueser B. White B. Hawley C. Poru.r Handicap Total Woo %, U..t I Team No. I B. Rousb 351 L. War~r 2115 1 ONE Woa t, r-1 Town • Counlcy :1129. 1 1 to what they think (or !bought) was right. But oh. that hat of Mae's : A i silk rose~ a diamond, a gold . ornament, nothing could have 1 made it look anything but per- I • Cowtlr)> ' "· Hi«h Teom Serlel - I 1 :0 ' P. O'llttm M. Hindley lllcb Game - S. 'l'homatt IJI T. Tlloml lllcb lltl'iol - s. Tbomu 401 IWtdle.tp High Team Game - Crow's Total ASHI AJ\ID OIL 8t REfWIIIG , at METROPOLITAN MOTORS , 600-606 East Main St., Pomeroy, 0. lli -nflah· Also Offlcet in Gallipolis and Athene __________ ,. • ,f '· • J .. �•< ,--------~ !-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy· Middleport, o., No_!: 3, 1964 2 SIGNS WANT AD INFORMAnON "'I'U.f!IID ,_ 1100 P. .. 0e:t ..,._ PvbPMU• ~ Deld!hte . . . . . . C.A.NCiil..IA'l'JOrfl Of' ForS.Ie Business Services QUAlnY FOR YOUR every need o/ Bull- APPLES Burdette dozer and Back-Hoe work, F ' Ph w 2 ·~o. contact Emmet W. Shuler, arm. one Y ~·· 342 Page Street, Middleport, Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. I. WY 2·3243. Free estimates. 10 23 25tp I Pomeroy Motor Co. 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door _ _ __ $1499 R. Edwards E. McKin~y P. Roush S. Parsons llandlcap Total Won J, Loot t 251 347 483 401 m 2133 Deluxe vinyl trim , &ood liru, beater, green finlsh . Forest Rwo Block Co. S. Grueser 3M 196!) Rambler Classic Wagon . . 0. ., hhl"....a' $1099 Farm pond s, pri vate ponds, s. Banels 357 basement excavations. septic I WHY BUY a Carpet ShampOO- Local owner, 6 eyl.. Standl.l'd trans ., radio, heater, dean L. Winebrenner 360 inside and out. New rinc job, BrrJWn and belie finish . n. ,.bJlmm" ........._ u.. rUtU lank excavations. er ~ We' ll loan you one FREE B. Smith 4Z1 ' " ldtt or rUM~ .., 1411 4.......0 with purchase of Blue Lus'tb!ec'llooa.w.. envn llboa.1ll M 11 2 ~. P. Ingels 414 $995 Npol"ted tmmad.lateb """ ..... tre Carpet Upholstery 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door •!Jb.er wUl Gol blo ~to b Handicap 282 V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Interlor showroom dean, beige cleaner . Baker Furniture. ~ 1'1 t.bu nn. tno:: •• \alll'a• Total 2147 ..... and tin fini.Jh, radio .and heater. For Rent II 3 6tc Woo !, Lost I , _ . . . . 4d ~ lola's Beauty Sbop , O.Ou ,_. waro aa. ~ APARTMENT 4 rooms and FRIDAY, NOV . ~. 10 A. M., ll.l n• ruu.. Cbu.. 11.1 OCit. M. Lehew L:t t:entl ,_.. •oM ,..., 1'brw hath. 790 \laple, Middleport. t The personal pruputy of the I ••r-utt..... In a: ... K. Walker OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. WY 2-2963. 11 3 3tc late Byrd M. Stout will he 51~ O••c•••• ~10 ... •P. Young Mt ~hd wmu• 11 4an. POMEROY, OHIO sold at the farm located 1st j J . Goodnite :A.&D 0# fti.A.J\III.b II 0~ FURNISHED 3 room house AJUU - fl..U for 1M> WOI'I! az1D. P. Collins house west of State Route IJDIIm . 11Mb tlddiaDDaJ ...... 1.1' I· with bath and basement. al Darwin, Ohio. ontea BOUU Real Estate For Sale Instructions Handicap 31 3¥: Condor St., Pomeroy . 1.10 A. II.. • e.OU ~ a o.lb 19l>7 Plymouth 4 door _ Total ~ 4 II. tG \11(111 ...... Phone WY 2·291!1 . 1960 Ford Tractor, used U. &. CIVIL IEIVICI TIITSI Won 1, Loot 2 IJ"8 80 &ASY 11 3 3lc TO l't.Mll • hn., Ford Mower, 14" Ford , . ___ LI ~ _ ..., -••o. ...... ...., Ind. lfigh Game- Betty 111:8UJ.or PBOuUODMI 1 ....... 41> - - - - - - -- - plows, 7ft. tractor disc, Black ~Ifill' ~tlftt' :~~~.~o~~~~ = n ' : ' ~..,,,., I Smith 213 00....-:'I"IONI WWrM~Idi.UIL.A.Il 1 _ Pomerov Mo~or Co. 3 1'===========-j=========='l PHONE WY2·2156 LARGE ROOM for U!!e as storage or garage_ WY 2-5293. lJ 3 tfc ~=========:'1----------• Loat and Found MODERN unfurnished 3 room apartment with bath. Local- 1 ed in Chester. Contact Rich· REWARD $50 to anyone who ' ard Fick, 9854015 . can lell me where my 3 white11 2 3tc faced heifers went. Tom Duf· fy, Syracuse, Ohio 10.31-Gtc UNFURNISHED 5 rooms bath, downstairs Jl()ST. • male beagle, black and white. Contact H. D. Bon· ey, Wright St., or call Ted Waroer. lD-31-Jtc and apartment. North 3rd, Middleport. $50 a month. Call WY 2-5434 . 10 29 6tc HOUSE, FOR RENT, 1634 Loin- Hawk pickup corn planter. 01"PPO Ex,.,-lmll• ,,.,.n, gyonInd . High Series 1 0 iver wagon. manure spread:::n•.''R.~f =:tt":tr::: ru~ ~ Roush 483 er, corn sheller, 4sJ- l.H .C. POMEROY -3-bedroom fl•m. .,.me 1t1d-• IDd lltbOn• Team High Game 1 house with bath, forced .1bt10lDhtlt.tnteJ Soa"'011. In • hay baler, milk cooler , hand Dalb Run Block Co · 778 · dl t 1 h b air h<!!!ting and full · Team lfigh Series gram era e, e ep one ox, ment. Down stairs. with hard I lnsurandinner hell, porch glider. liv· ~· Run Block Co. Zl47 , bd :roo~ swle, ~ r~om s~; e ar c est , war ro e, co ee mran~. Jua JohDSOII anrl Bud SmopsoD. i\pllta. 1 1 Uc le dinette set, kitchen cabinet, buffet, 4 folding chairs, Speed trees and out of high water. PHOTO Copying Service. Cor> ies made ol legal papers. Queen washer , Unico gas dry· Also 4 room garage apart.. er hand operated me.at slic· meni. Garage spal.'e for 3 [ blrtb records "'"' almosl any other documento. er: and other articles not cars plus workshop. $16 ,000. Reuter lnsuruce, Pomeroy listed. 1 POMERO\' - 8 • room frame table, writing desk, rugs, stands, lamps, chairs. 21'' R. C.A. TV, drop leaf table, map· I rooms have plenty closet space. Large lot on Main St. with large East shade P4 ing, large lot, high ond dry r-.....,~~~~~,.,....,.-.1 with beautiful view of much house with bath, gas heat. BOWLI 10-:!4-tfc Attorneys S pm. I WILL not bt responsible for 1677 Lincoln Heights, 2 bed· \I'm .. Clifton Stout, of Pomeroy $4,0110.110. Own· I any debts made by any other room house, with hardwood Admmtstrator er will trade for 5 • room • L • IJJan myself. James R. Pridfloors, hath basement, and ' Also selling the .. m. day : 11110 properly in Rutland. dy, Rutland, Ohio, Route I. gas .furnace. Built-in cabinets hales of hay , J . D. wagon, li HARRISONVILLE.- 7 • room • II 3 6tp m kttchen. Dr1veway and mce hay and grain elevator, 12" frame house wtth front and yard. Call Tracy Whaley, WY Ford plows, l4" pull type hack porches, cel!ar, 4 stall I!EES Floral. Flowers lor all 2-3054. 10 23 !Ole plows, Homelite chain saw, garage,. outbwldmgs, large ocoasions. Phone WI tf-3983, several milk cans mangle, lot (180xii!G J. $3,500.110. Own- MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Racine, Ohio. ID-31·3tc 4 ROOM downstairs apartment buffet, round table.' 21" Ray· . er might finance will1 $800 110 Oct. u, 1961 with shower. 129 Butternut RAWLEIGH Products for sale. Ave .,; HOUSE, 5 ri)OffiS and theon TV, and other items. down. 423 W Clift St 00 t C. C. CUCKLER Wy-U412. llf.24-30tc bath, 311 Wetzgall St., Phone m. on ' Pomeroy, Obio 362 WY 2·5333. 10 30 6lp Ownor BOX ZZ11 WY 2-3830 4QJ Your L•ndmark Servlc:• 110 Station Is Giving Away A 210 WI I• I e BEST . 1954 FORD $] IM9 Register for this good second car each time you drive in. No pUrchase necessary. just register. 404 SIS 395 514 1828 HOME OF UNICO TIRES SUPER SERVICE STATION Juk W. Carwy Mer. WY 2·9932 399 430 1743 263 435 385 421 171 1675 424 435 441 510 1807 Businau Services MODERN 4 room and furnished apartment. dleporL WY :H174. I 11 tfc 395 348 465 396 llf TRANSMISSION Salvage CompiiiiY. Repairing all makes, FOR RENT. modem bouse, .. .tomattc and standard trans- six rooms and hath. Young,. missions. Electric welding. town ldtcheo, tile Door, loPbone WY U173. cated at 136 LincoJn.rd. call 9 M tfc WY z..:J020. ¥ 29 tfc 1718 &.1 Gnnll', ptmnblpl ... Heallll& fllblormlle. GWt ~:~~~~ ................... We Un oD ..,_ tlewa ModtiHt Per• "!e Rills CaD WY Wl'l4 11aJ • NlcDt ' . Uc Auto Salea jlEATING, PlmabiD&. lllueU.. Anlold lllttro. nJ East lllaln S1ree1. PoD> 01'111· Pb- WY z.zt4l. 7 lfc USED workpants, shirts, cov- rama.... I9l>B Volkswagen pickup truck. Runs good. Will sell or trade. See Arnold Grate, Ru~ land Furniture Co., daytime SH 2-4811. night SH z..l501. 11 ~ 31< zo eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev· alier, l,.oog Bottom, Ohio. 10 1.0 30tp PERFECTION 011 heater with - - - - - - - - - Cl1tl - drums and fittings, Dayto. Male Help Wanted 19l>9 FORD Statton wagon, ~· Write, • A. C. BRADFORD See Joha Chaney, Minersville, electric scales, 30 lb. capacllaelae.tty, 10 ft. meat case, 19l>5 EXPERIENCED MAN to work Ohio. Pine Grove Load near I II Uc 1D-31·3U Mercury, body and chassis on large heel cattle farm. Fivo Points. AIJ(.'TJONEEII c:-tpleto 8a .... c.- EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE less motor and transmlssion, complete course In radio and television with ali equipment. Charles Larlt:in!, Long Bot· lorn, Ohio. 10 7 ~c Must have experience In op- orating farm equipment. Good 1954 BUICK ,entury. Excellent mndem house furniahed. Good running condition. Priced pay end excellent opporlun- right. Hackett's Sohio Sen>· lty for qualifiled man. Write ice. U 22 tfc Box fi68..B, Care of The Daily Senti~!. The Rambler 10 30 $lc World Slandard ol C.llljiiCI ----:-----:--·1 E>coUODCO Help Wanted Blg enr 1'00111, rldo lllld per8maD CM OCIIIIOIIIJ LOOKINCJ 1'01 IIC:URI fcrmBDCtl, 11J1C1 OIWiagenbWIJ SLUGGISH septic tank7 Clog. ged drains! Get Klean-Em-Ail .Septic tank Cleaner at Land· ' I rrvm Ute llrlleSI truck or mark Farro Bureau. oall~ radiator to the I0·31·30tc 1Wt beater core. ELECTROLUX oweeper, on wheels, pop out paper bags, IOit Pa......, all attachments. Runs like ...,.. rw "· & aoD - · new, Balance due $34.25 - ... oar ..r ad• RMtraotto.. "~&MtI. 0. lkCOY, AUCTIONEER, Term• arrBDJied. WY 2·2204. Clldll. 1 za 11c IOZIIGtc'"-·· " ! •• BLAmNAR'S am , ====:---- -- -===-=::-c==="" •M•.... ..,_,. - ........ JleaBI•ra Forest Rupe J . Johnson Buck Chisler SUNDAY NIGIIT WOMEN'S LEAGUE October 26, IH4 Friendly Tavera Blind 330 373 L. Beegle m D. Glaze 410 D. Nierl 393 Ann Hanning 132 llandlcap 2000 Total Woa I, Loolt Eel's Aula Trim 303 J. Gllland 308 M. VIneyard M. Call F. Manley Blind Won O, Loot I m 281 330 Kellb Geble Ford 260 N. Teaford 410 B. Miller 341 B. Adamo 371 N. Floyd 363 L. Gilmore See 2511 Handicap :2000 Total Melrupomu Mo!Gn E. Main Street. PomeroJ Won 0, Loot I l'lllae II'Y Wll70 Crow'• Steak 801111! 622tlc L. McKIIuley m V. Wlppel E. Boc:lwr W. Chltler P'. Porter J. i an, ~l .., 451 1M 490 519 o-r Forest 110 392 454 246 147 2157 474 329 Thomas Grave• 375 430 1811 zm 470 fi32 414 497 434 2347 Erelwineis Given Year by Circuit Court many writers and other person! principle or free enterprise. ,...... '. t • PT. PLEASANT - H a r r y Erlewine, ZI, Rt. Z, Pt. Pie... J. TORE UP THEM VARMINTS AT TH ' CARD SAME TONIGHT, MAW · · 414 Ind. lfigh Series - Stobart, 599. Team No. I Team lfigh Game - G & J, 414 C. Ohlinger E. Searles · 471 885. Team !figb Series - Fore· N. Amshary 421 451 meu • Abbott, 2462. A. Rannine P. Mullen 454 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Handicap 181 October Zll, 1114 2397 Total Mr. Bee Woo J, Loti I 424 Landmark P. easel 404 D. Dotson P. Bilikan 368 390 Blind 330 Blind 489 J. Louks SilO I. Couch 423 342 L. Bart M. Werry 126 Handicap 327 J. Hysell 2256 321 Handicap Total Won I Loll Z Potnlt I Total 2076 It & C Jewelers Wont, Lotti 478 A. Stohart Ind. lfigh Game - E. Searl· 488 •• 180 G. Grate 444 Ind. lfigh ~ - P. Collina J. Johnson 5Z1 L. Wolfe 480 R. Bowen Team lfigb Game Team 2411 Total I - 828 Team Woa 2 Loll 1 Polult I Team lfiBh Series .. No. 1 2397 Swisher & LoiiM Drap 476 WEDNESDAY MIXED J. Bailey 501 T. Bowen LEAGUE 503 K. McElhinny October 26, IH4 472 K. Wiggins EvelyD'o Greeerr 66i W. Wilford 353 Nella Barton 2520 390 Total Blind Won S Loot I Polnlt I 330 Blind Asblanll OU Bob Bartoo 350 364 J. Foikrod Handicap 90 360 1513 R. Sargent Total 318 Woo z Loot 1 H. Vineyard 409 E. Gilland K·P'I 411 R. Plymaolt Paul Kloes 415 150 Handicap Jean Ktoes 278 20!10 Cbarisse Por~ 368 Total Won t Loll S Pclnlt t BtU Parter 487 Total 1441 Davll • w. W011 I Loll I 488 E. Perry 487 p_,..F_ R. Carson 351 Joe Bailey 498 T.AIIderson 435 Mildred Bailey H. Chesher 384 433 3411 Lots McElhinny F. Reichert .. 150 Ken McEihlnny 506 Handicap 1728 Total w•• 2 Loot 1 IAIY fERMI ... Alley ca• !79 . Lois Clelland · Betty Russell 326 Tom Clelland 452 Harold ·Russell 40ii Handicap 80 Total IW WODl Loti 2 Tiie Spullen Ben Grinstaff 481 288 Barb Grtnstaft Virginia Hoyt 286 Art Hoyt m Randlcap 2Z8 1713 Total Weal Lolli PT. PLEASANT - Funeral services f<r Roscoe Bowden Carey, 50, of Huntington and Point Pleasant, were held Tues. day at Z:30 p. m. at the Ktin· gel • Carpenter Mortuary in Huntington, W. Va. Burial was in the While Chapel Memorial Gardens. Carey was pronounced dead on arrival at Pieaaant Valley Hospital Sunday morning aft· er suffering a heart attack at the home ol his brother, Jllllles 0. Carey, Pt. Pleasant. He was hom February 5, 1914, at Logan, W. Va., 1 8011 of the Jato John C. and Edna McNeeley Carey. He was ...oclated with the Pt. Pleasant Cab Company and was a veteran 1111 W<rld War II. Surviving In addition to his brother, are three sis ten, Mrs. C. V. Keeney, Cove Sprtngo, Fla., Mrs. D. M. Rarahharger, Fort Wayne, Ind., IIIII Mn. Marlin Gleason, HuniiDIIOIL SERVICES HElD PT. PLEASANT - Funeral oerv!oo lor Mrs. Hazel Pill' sons Smith. 76, of Leon, was held Tuesday at I p. m. In the Leon Baptist Church wtth lbe Rev, W. S. Blllups fficlallng. Burial was In the Leon cemetery under the dlNcUoa ct the Raynes Funeral Home ol Buf· falo. Mrs. Smith died Saturday In Holzer Hospital alter a short lllness. She Ia survived h)' one son, Phiiiip Smith, York, Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. George A Ralnlen, Leoo, and ,_•. Jamea Rairden, of Charleston; two brothers, C. 0. PIII'SOIUI, Charleston, and C. H. P81'10M, Vlctr, W. va., and twn lfandchlldreo. THUITV-TWO DOLLERS AN ' fiFTY CENT •• AI. CAJir ALIVE!! TriE GOLD SDIKE. 15 LODGED I>J HIS IN SUC>-1 A Pt:CULIAR WAY THAT WHILE. IT R~llcl$ THERE HE'LL LIV£,BUTONC:l!'. '"~-..:IT S REMO\IIED -HE'LL~~!! !ll Swirt tl. Hearty 42. Egg. ahaped 43. Belg!WII river "·Walk throug'll water DOWII' l.arlot ~ - 2.Cover ~ .... 8. Ot &'reol1 ~ ~ age 11-3 DAILY CRYPl'OQUOl'E - Here'• bow to work Itt AX1'DLBAAXB I• LONOPELLOW One Jetter aimply .tands for another. In this sample A J• uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc, Single lett.en, apo•· troph1ee, the le~h and tonnatlon ot the wordt are all hint& El&ab da7 the eode letteta are dittennt. 1 \ A CIJ'pto_.. qa.-. IIJK KRYRTK BJlAMTII PL DR P YWJD DPT RJIRW Pr PT PTXDPl!.-RDRW'rJT 1'-llt,J'o Cr)'ptoqaoloo THmRII IS A PLJIIAI!llJUil Il!o :HADl111:811 WBICii NONII BUT JoiADJBN KNOWo Jf'Z:. U'l"l /1·3 Jutrt d~n't have any oonfldenoe In her, Henry! She ••11 lht • an experltnaed babz:,!tter, but 1 don't - a tnark Last Rites for Roscoe Carey Held Tuesday HOW MOCH DtD 'IE FOSDICKS 1 ao.Put ot "to bo" Other action of he cour wos the scheduling of sentencing for November 6th of Lealer Zimmerman, Pt. Pleasant, following his change of plea to an lndiciment of sodomy. Zimmerman had earlier entered a plea of innocent but changed his plea to guilty Monday. A verdict In favor of the de· lend ant, J. H. Somerville, was returned by the petit jury In the cl vii action of Commercial Credit Corporation vs. J. H. Somerville in Circuit Court Monday afternoon. The issue Involved hts notice of termlna· Uoo with Som~~>-vilie Motors and this knowledge given to the Commercial Credit Corp. o...t SNUH • Sllltno ..-----..-'T"lf have properly pointed out that - movie exhibitor forces are try· Tbe ChaMel Swim·: Duke El· l/. . !:,";'~ed lng 10 deny STV the rights of lington guests with ABC-TV's 84. City: Ala. free enterprise, by voting It out Tennessee Ernie Ford Frldsy 1 16. Greek of existence, these forces have .. . Glynis Johns appean on the 17 . ~~~.1 ohrewdly convinced many vot· same network's "12 O'Clock I comport.ers that they are the underdogs. High" Nov. 13 as a wartime ' mont 461 426 w..... e ...... Members o/ the jury were John Escue, Garnett Kimber· ling, James F. Gaskins, Edith Gilllspie, Carl Sharp, Wretba Rairden, J o Ann Jarrell, Jess Brown, Roy Yauger, Lucille Getty, Donald C. Browa IJld 466 Joha Leighty. 222. I Swlsfl. 393 tn the atate penitentiary at 635 Moundsville fer one year on a 168 violation ol probation In Mason 2298 County Circuit Court Monday. 48Z Rawlings 128 Handicap 2375 Total Won Z Loll I Pelnlt I Ind. lfigh GIUII6 - Stobart, 325 - :98 ant, was sentenced to one year Foreman 6 Abholl 496 Blackston 1M Abbott 4911 Grueaer 458 Dillon 560 Radford .. 2462 Total Won 3 Loat I Poluta I Maaon City Keystone SmillJ 483 Ash 440 Clark 417 Harman 472 Williams 433 Handicap 90 Total :1315 Woa I Loll I Polnlt I 363 445 wm. Swlsfl. Vll I perlorm oil Dinah Shore's varl· l besides barbecuing include otTII· 1 l ety hour for ABC·TV Nov. 16. I ice as a sauce with bamhurgm, l 1 frankfurters and meat loaf, or l NEW \'ORK (UP)) - Bar· a• a flavoring for stews, bean becue 1111« with mfld garlic (casserolea or dtp• By RICK DUBROW One tactic has been to drape t DAILY CROSSWORD Ualle4 Prell bteraatloaal thems• l<es In IJJe Ioise and misACRmS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Re. lesding term of "free . TV" 1. S.»Jl, while nmunen.. come gardlm of wbellJer Californian! commercial video. tl on handllnt' IUJlen .G . ~op • ovar 21. u.s. -'· Mei"J'anser vote to ban pay-TV In a nallon. But if the vole bans pay.TV, ot t . Twin P' Nioily significant elecllon show· it wtli rtrsl of all enable STV to \ i . •NGidel ltudl ery•t&l dellt down Tueaday, IJJo strange psy. get out of this costy and cur- 10. Rubbar 1. A Gte&t 24. Orua Lake chological battle of who is IJJe reJntfy losing battle, not by a 1 U . Pert. toeod uoed 8. ManJpu· for underdog In the battle will con· surrender to buslneaa failure 12. Froo,.. U . ConjunctJon l&ted for llnue. • bu by the edict of the ballot' 15. Declare p~n &l 26.Am~ Ironically, it could well he which does not nece•sarily r;. 16. Strive can Yuter•••'• ....... that a lefeat fnr the Lot An.. nect on company efficiency., 20. MUI1c note 11. D~tre• Indian 35. Crtu, u liJ"n&l 27, Bank llheop gees · San Francisco pay • TV Secondly, If STV carries out 21. Fra&Tan.t woods :13. Cog wheell tmployee 38. A Une of firm of SuhscrlpUon Television Its Intended plan in case of a 22. Berte. : 16. Lon• 28. Poem aeaa. in & abbr. Inc. ISTV), which is having a vote loss, the entire matter will , period ot 29. Compa.aa the&ter ti me point : abbr. 39. Topaz tcugh limo staying alive any. he C!lrrted to the courts where 23. bland a!f Ala.!lk& 17, Value81. Valley ot hum.mlnr· way, might for the first tfme the firm will surely pre~s the D . Soa py U!. Eskimo th.e moon bird eolllhltsh the operation as a argument widely and publicly water knlle 32. BanWlm.ent 4.0. Thin lt. Depart aympathetlc, martyred perly In that it is against th Best Amer. 26. Pe rilh 38. Performed cuahton Pert. to the public mind. that It Is against the Best Amer. 27. character It seems elear IJJat although mae business operation he of SOWld W. Will- - L.j ~ ::;: ~·.ld,.,.Sll:..~~ oo= II Itt W. !llllllt!l . !.'.!llltlll4llt~W· Idh; ::_;, ..~.~~u=rg~·a:~- 1 I 458 446 Crow'• Sleak Rouse Ingels Sears Knight Raley Coates Tutal Won 1 Lost 2 PoiDII I G • J Sisson Jim Johnson Lotti 191 TR1 COUNTY LEAGUE OeloiMr 1'/, MM HO!.WM 457 Woods 390 Blind 491 Grate 483 Schillina 599 Stobarl · MOO Total WDD I Loti I PoiDII I Fabric Shop E. Roush A. Nease Blind L. McKinney lola Howell D. JOIIO! (2 games) Handicap Total Won 1, Loot z 81moa'1 Market P. Collins G. Burdette D. Glaze M. Domigan w.. 2, 401 Blue ' --- Hand1cap Total Won 1 Loot I Polnlt I Total 340 Total Woa t Loot J Polldl Ind. lfigh Game - MOD J. Bailey 206; Womeu N. Barton, 115. Ind. 111gb Game Ind. RfBh Serlea - Mea K. McElhinny 006; Women - lord, 210. Ind. Hlgb Series M. Balley, 384. ford, Mil. Team lfiBh Game - Paceno Team lfiBh Game Four, 619. Team lfigh Series - Pacers or & Lohse, 895 . Team lfigh Series Four, 1728. er • Lohse, 25ZO. Bowen !Iandicap 458 3S2 •••-••---••-•1211110--.. Pi 2501 Total II'ID J Loot I Polull I WOMEN'S THURSDAY LEAGUE Oct. 2!, 19M Rutlall<l Furniture 349 D. Grate P . Carson 337 281 C. Black M. Edwards 246 296 V. Grate 432 Handicap 1921 Total Won I, Loll 3 New York Clolhlna House J . Walton 368 R. McTurner 37~ J . Warner 420 C. Krautter 336 H. Wolf 392 Handicap 231 Total Z122 Won J, Loll I D. Nieri 418 491 WILL DO rug weaving. Phone WI tf-2826. 10 Z9 9tp '1\e , _ Ken Yeauger Linda WlnebreruMr Gall llovall« Richard Rovatler Total Won 1 Loot I wood floors, has living room .t . coin Heights, 4 room9 and bath. Phone Wy-2-357S after Crow, Crow, and Porter, Notica -':"""=-::----:--06x25) with large fireplace, lOKNSON, SlmJIOOII lnsur8!1et dinmg room and hall. Bed· Alle!ICI'. In: All fonnt at In Peg - \ 0111 :J 1" I r. 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IDillln. \ ' e :.....: WEDNESDAY, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 173 Ia die IMpill!f U.... utloul Je•el worldltc for die NOVEMBER 4, 1964 FIVE 5133-3973 " f,r' , . Republicans were swept back jority here. The other Republican com· lent, lola I. HowelL ke was returned to off1ce by a mto every county o£flce Tues- j The tightest race on the tick.. ffiiSSJoner candidate, Kenneth 1 Sheriff Robert C. Hartenb<~th 4.&12 to :!,483 margm over Dern- 1 day but voters, possibly wtth et m Meigs county was the bat- McElhinny, was voted back in- jalso received another four year ocrat Wanda Eblm, and Counan eye toward West Virginia's tle for county commissioner to office with a big margin endorsement by tallying a to- ty Treasurer incumbent Howsuccess m playing the Federal- where Avery Nelson, Republi- 4,516. The second Democral1c tal of 5,976 to 2,898 for hIs nrd E Frank eas1ly defeated State co-operation game. gave can mcumbent, struggled down off1ce seeker, Thomas W. Hen- ~ Democrat opponent, Charles H. · Austin L. Russel\ _5.754 to 2,674. Democrat President Lyndon B. to the wire before finally de- nessy, won 3,4&'9 votes. D1ehl. Hartenbach earned ev- ; Unopposed candidates were Johnson a 5,133 to 3,973 major- feating Democrat Paul Simon .. Top vote getter of all Me1gs j ery precinct but one. : Bernord V. Fultz, prosecuting ity. Local political historians It was not until the final three county candidates was Record· Ralph Welker. running ror hi s 1attorney . with 5.738, Coroner believed it is the first time ln precmcts were reported that er Incumbent Eleanor Robson first term as state represenla- 1Henry Ewmg, 5,151, and Counhistory any Democrat won m ' Nelson finally edged h1s oppon- who was seeking her first ru11 1tive, handily defeated his Dem· l ty Engineer, H. P. Chnsty, 5,Megs county. ent, 4,174 to 3,877. Simon led term. Miss Robson received a 1ocrat opponent Charles Knowl- 428 Even the late Franklin severe! times as the precincts total vote of 6,156 compared to 1 es. 5,755 to 2,669. , Republican congressional can· Roosevelt never polled a rna- were being reported, 1.371 fm· her Democret oppon-1 GOP Candidate Evelyn Lu~ .l 1Contmued On Page 2J . - -hl; A .Gbinet• ., ' ' ,~'" otl ' ·< BRIEF:·'., · :w,u: ., NEws I • • j .... ' '~I ., . I . ~frpnr ,' .. : , Uultt•d ·~r•.,• Aide Plwlins Cil'e DirrrrPr orr !'iuntlll.v o. ) :~ ~~~~~-~~rn~OI.II'l . J0hnson Fashions fTaft, Young CHARLESTON, W. VA. West Virginia Democrats are ' sure to lake their one-sided vic ·! tory In Tuesday's election as a positive and overwhelming en- 1 dorsement of federal-state administration program like the "war on poverty." The party swept nearly every· I thing before it - and by land· slide proportions - although it failed to dislodge popular four· term Congressman Arch A Moore. Jr. in the 1st Distnct. I Greatest Victory 1 ' In Hoss Race I n U. S. History Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Department • COLUMBUS (UP)) - Democratic Sen. Stephen M. Young today apparently won re-election over Republitan Robert Taft Jr. in a rare that went to the wire and probably will end up in an official WASHINGTON (UP! - Lyndon Baines Johnson rode CHARLESTON, W· VA. -I a torrent of Democratic and anti·Goldwater votes into West V~rgm1a Democrats took I the _greatest presidential victory. in history today - and recount. both new seals m the State Sen· earned w1th h1m an overwhelmmgly Democratic Conate and appeared ready to grab gress that augured well for his programs. three now held by Republicans. In winnin~ in his own right the office he inherited COLUMBUS (UP I!- The chief Oh10 elect ion officials If the Imeup based on mcom· from the slam John F. Kennedy just a year ago, John· said today Democratic Sen. Stephen M Young had !org· plete retum.s stands up, Demo- son buried the hopes of Republican Sen. Barry M. Golded ahead of Republican Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Ill their · crats ' wtll maugurate the. 57th water of Arizona that Americans were ready for his call Bep. Rolleri Taft Jr. race for the U. S Senate . ' LegJS,atu<e In January With 28 to conservatism. The secretary of state said . . seat~, against six for the Re- It was an election which shat.. retur~s from 12,732 _of t h e h.is second vi~tory r.: ?ver Adieu r :\. : publicans The Senate makeup tered established votmg pat-~ history . He also called tt 8 trib- : I states 13,485 pollmg places E Stevenson m 19;>6 I • ~ during the 55th Legislature was I terms despite the lopsided out· ute to the murdered Kennedy. I i showeJJ Young leading by 2,JS4 Both Taft and Young appeor.l h' PHOE~IX, ~r~z. (UP~) -. dSen. Barry ~-~~oldwha.tehr, 23-9 in favor of the Democrats. come. Goldwater, the candidate Goldwater, who now retires This was on the basis or elec- ed to be plckmg up voles m ths. pres! entla opes une m fthe lan s I ~ w lC . lif d f lion board lallies telephoned to their home a''"' Taft In Re· t I eatened conservative control 0 the Republican parh Ll t f Ab I h a t e par y o ra am n- I to pnvate e an aces an an· t dt · h , 1 · r h' d 1 1 t d WASIDNGTON -PRES!· 1 1 r t t 11 · r· h 1·r h k hiS of!lce which showed Young publiC an Cmcmnat1 and Young Y. promiSe 0 giVe Is ana }SIS 0 ts e ea O ay. Icon, won on Y lve s a es a m gry mtra·party 'g t e see ' d 11 The Republican nommee sched uled a meeting with 1 1 dent Johnson's landslide victory the traditionolly Democratic to gain control of the GOP I 11.809,587, Taft 1,807.203. t h' h d H 1'" Democratic C eve an swe.pt bigger Democratic Deep South H@ wq,s leading in retired for the night withoui The National ElectiOn Serv· lhat Lrend contmued It appear· ne\~S~~n 3 18 p~ess let quarte~~- h ~ wa~thexhpe cteTd to e ~1 jorities into office for the new a sixth hi~ native Arizona comment He did promJse a 1ce 1NESl at that llmf' shnwed ed Taft would hold on to the md a e he concde.ssJOn 5 a em en w Ihc e d ue• 1ySis 1 1 d T ft 1 d. b 42 410 th h 1 d be as ay mg t pen mg an ana o t e e ectwn returns. 10 1 89th Congress, Improv~ng.~hanc- ~ Johnson's sweep began in I statement later today after he SIX of ,10 tax levies propo.;;e a e2 mg y . on ~ e VIC ory w ICl ~me ~ ~ - ---- - - The- meetmg was scheduled es (or passage of hts Grent Vermont which never before had a ohance to analyze the lo Meigs County voters were bilsl.s of returns from 12 .;:~36 sared for hlm last mght. f EST Society'' economic and weir are had voted Democratic, extend- j vote : passed Tuesday The other polhng places. The vote was ! 1'att. the congressman. I rom i . o~l;~:s. ho~ever, also ex programs. ' ed through the industrial East > I lour went down to defeat, three : Tafl 1,944 493, Y?ung. 1,902 083 the stal<! at large, was seekmg , f f od to chart a coorse- 101'~ Johnson's nationwide swee~ and lnt !)le.!ilr J!\!ll 11\1 t(J<:_q l by }l!ln'OW -1!1llr.gins, but one I taft was conSidered to. be to ioUow hiS father , . th• late IVe en . b . h helped topple Republicans ·fi'ohll stretcli~f on t:'hre . !ou~tain ,-roughly' by 3 to 2 I runnmg an amaZing race tn Sen. Hobert A. T•ft l".lO t h e . I H,'P"/~an pa~ty lntathe :o~t; coast to coast. with partacul2rly ' states and the West Coast ' The most slgnificant deft>at wilhstandmg the record land· : Senate Young WJS confident of ~wa · res~. ec;eth ry ~~ • heavy inroads in Eastern and · .· · came in Middleport wh e:re vot~ : slide Prroi\1dent .Johnson rolled re-election and remmded that Eastern High school stud. i ogner exp 81.ne at waMidweslern GOP House dele· With 2?0 electoral votes needers defeated a propose.d utlll- · up m the state. Johnson led by he had pulled the biggest upset ! ents and f.f•achPrs. m a mock : ter delayed hJs statement t. o gations. Republicans countered ed to WID, t~e clmche.r came : ty levy 782 to 522 920.000 votes. breakmg the 822,- t m Ohio history six yea rs ago election Tuesday during en as· I analyze the ~1echon resuJts With 5 wtth gains in the once sol1 dly when Johnson ~atave state f)f Burning anything outside ls i All precincts in Middleport !000 record former President when he beat Sen John W· sembly gav~ a ~orten~ of what hi~ top advtsers. , Democratic Deep South b u l• Texas gave him lts 25 electoral t banned tn Mlddl~pdrt untn· fur- l voted down the proposed 2 mill I Dwight D Eisenhower set In I Bnck&. ' was happenmg JD Meigs coun~ I They want to anal~ze what they £ell short o£ the ov~r · all 1 votes at tO :ll p.m., EST. ither notice, Mayor Lee Smith llevy £or utilities, (telephone. ~ --------· t~·s 43 lOtlllg precinds ~ ~~ ~eans to the Republican par. Democratf. gains I Underscoring the magnitude land Fire Chief Russell Mills water water hydrants . gas i') . "'"'r:•-""·, '" I Thf" vote was 160 ior Pres-. IY fhe~ also want to ~ay the Continued Dem.;.,ratlc domin· ' of bls vlclory was the fact announced Tuesday electr;city and utilities lor the The Daily Sentinal thanks I 3800 0Ufi idenl Johnson. lUI for Gold· 1, right thing," Wagner .said.. . 1 th 8 1 J 0 h0 50 n captured about . will be public bUIIdmgs : :1 everyone who helped make . ,_ l Goldwater's ation of the Senate by a w1de No burning permtts l. wavr:r. . .campaign dtrecmargm was assured early al~ 6% per cent of the tot-al popu- issued for open incinerators Other tax levies defeated' the broadcasting of t-lection The English 4 dass. taught ! lor,. D~ms?n Kitchel, also_gave though It appeared that t h e l lar vote - better than bil 1barrels or any other contain: were the two proposal s for the i returns In Pomeroy a successby Lucy Amsbary, pn•stnted ' an mdlcatlon of the thmkmg of 8 panel discussion ~n lht• po- the Goldwater camp when. bt pr .. " wou ld not gain .., seat. At ' mentor and Idol, Franklin Del- ers. ' Alexander School distnct on ' ful event. 1 p 11 tire Democrts hold a ano Roosevelt, was able lo The order followed two re- the ballot in Columbia and Dyes. I The returns were beard by lilical candidal<!s with Albert ! commented late Tuesday Dl&ht 66 34 edge do ln FOR's blghwater mark cent fires at the Con Young ville precincts The levy there ! a lar11e crowd Headquarters I Pooler as moderator. On the ion election returns: '' · I e Iec t1 on I 1936 · .• the Meigs ·. 1 G ld panel were Expects Vlctorv 1 er res1dence Hudson·St Y o u n g wos downed ·133 to 113 and I was m County u wa 1"'r·M'II : Later · · ' · · · I Th Cr i D 'd Leonard "It doesn't look like we 're goWASIDNGTON PRES!· , The 56·year-old Chief Execu· was fmed $50 and costs With the school board proposal wa< Courthouse. It was through . r 1 1 eron u se: a vi ' . t . th r t d F dent Johnson may make a few I live, who tliad campatgned on $40 suspended on charges filed defeated 129 to 108 I the co-operation of the Meigs Republican Mason C'oun ly 0 - ~ and MJk.e Will. . mg 0 ;m e Irs r~~n · our · h' cabinet but he a promise to develop a "great by Chief Mills for "kind1ing a The other levy defeated was County Board of Elections that lowed the lee~d of Lht> natFm, , The pant•l for President · years rom now we g~t thl c hanges m 18 ' • .. . ' . . gomg Democrat1c on lllmost ev. 1 t J 0 h · nd Vice-Presi- Igovernment bark where 1t beis expected to keep intact most I society at home and strength- fire m the open to violation of for the cemetery m 0 range , these returns were made a· , , , I e ec nson a ;1 ,, of the otp-level team he inher· en the U. S. position abroad, e village ordinance." Township. This marg1n was 162 ! vailable lo the public. Iery ~aunt .m 1 uesday s gener~l , dent-elect Humphrt>y bad 00 : o~sld 1 h d bee rteil d f th t p 'dent · called his victory a "mandaet Due to extremely dry condto 1 eledmn w1th 40 ot the county s it Kenneth Hartung, Joyce • o wa er a . n r~po 156 1 lleh rFomK e ed ae rest ror unity'' in a nation which had tions the village will be patrol- The .1evy proposals passed in~ ":.. ''il.:: .. '.trEA~ ?' .;~, ';::;:" 41 precmrts reportmg by 6 a , Frederick, and Merilce Cole- to fee l that if hts presldentlal Jo n · enn Y I tnd I bid was narrowly defeated he Secretary of State Dean Rusk, been rent by one of the most led. Violators wil be summar- eluded one for Salisbury School i m ay , man. ld l · th ch Defense Secrel>ry Robert S. divisive campaigns In m~ern ily deat with, the mayor said.I_ _(Conti~ued on _P_age2wo)_ There was one exceplion as ' ~~~ tha~xhi:"cr.:'s~~ngerd e f :~~ 1 McNamara and Treasury S~c- 1 Repu.bh can House of Delegales Ruruluwn of Pete would mean another nominee MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO Is• f IX 0 10 Levies • are Approved Coldwater AnalySl•S May l'ey Onto GOP s Future I 1 ma-l ' · · · \ 1 I 1 fHS S d fU enfs I 'r-Balt . Burntng " ... I Ih M'dd} ) eport FRIDAY ond SATURDAY November 6-7 "THE HORROR OP PARTY BEACH'' and WPird atomic beasts llve off human blood' The- first horrm·-Mon !ilter-JI.Iusiral. November 8-9-10 Nationally Known Makes of Furniture For Every Room In Your Home. (Technicnlor) Robert Walker, Burl Ives, Walter Matthau, Tommy Sands, Pulver see hi s roll('rtioon of pin-~I ps lover, fighter, ~pecmhst in SNAFU. 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Bau· er and daughter, Polly AM, Marion; Miss Polly Karr, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Jr., and sons, Rodney and Jeffrey, Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Just a few minute s to discuss your needs, get your loan approved - and too, you'll save still more by making jOUr new or used t:ar. Credit Life Insurance At No Extra Cost ROBINETTE ~alional LOAFERS AA-A·B·C Widths Member Federal Deposit lllBurance Corporot1on SIZES 4-10---- $6.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPOilT, 0, Schelhase and family. Mlss Patricia Fields, student at Holzer HospiiBI School of Nursing, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mn. ..__., ............. ..,_ . ~- Ina j Sla!a . I convenient Low Cost Financing. Takes • smash"•ng w· Mrs. Karr is Hose At Birtlulay Event l 1\!re VIected retary Douglas Dillon are Vir· candidate Brerry Junes , wa< , WalH·r Given H<'re l w,lb do!lerent views in 19118. tually certain to slay. .fJ li~admg hiS Demo.crat oppone.~ll; ! Here's how Homer !Pete) l Kitchel's statement suggested. Interior Secretary Stewart L. ' Claude Swann . b~ an unofilr Ill• ' Abele lost to W<~lter Moeller that those VIews have be ea Udall, Asriculture Secretary OrJudge of Common Pleas 182 vote margm . : m hls bld tor re-elect ion to the ) modified ville L. Freeman and Com-, 1 Court John C. Bacon ami Coun. Mason county Will ha\ie a stale's lOth Congre~s 10 nal sent: i Goldwater's future. both ~ meroe Secretary Luther E . Hod: JOHNSTON CITY, Tex. <tTP[) "It is a mandate for unity, Republicans captured lwo ity Court Jud~e frank w. Por· D~mocrat county ~ourl • ,, d i FAIRHELD sonai and. political, was cloud!i4 , nller !')75 . ges also are good bets to con p 'd J h no Ch'lef tth t I h' d d jter Jr. were elected m Tues-l p1osecutmg attorne~ tor the Abele 12995 1b)' the bJg margm of de~eal 1 4 1 1or a governmen . . . - resJ en1 o nson, w a serves no governors ips. an were 1ea · . . B h . . . b , ' · · " 1• tmue m office. E f . h' 'ght id i 11 t t b . . . f th t I day s general election ot 1f1rst Umt> m a out 25 years ] \liNTON which he ebsorbed He elected xecu IVe m IS own fl , sa spec a n eres • no usmeas gov. mg _m . our o er s ates. were unopposed 1WJth countv commissioner ctar1 th s' t ._. 1 • today that the greatest popular ernment, no labor government, MIChigan's Repub!Jran Gov . 1 Moeller 2 l98. Abele 2 23 1. i 1101 10 run 1or e ena e tMN • 1 WASHINGTON PRES!· d . A . l'ti f f G W R d 'j In other results of lhe non- ~ ence Adkins , democ1a t, defeatATHENS lhe presidency at the 88lllit o\. th rtisan ba!lot a former Mid m Re ubhcan John Engt>l by ' _ man a1e m mertcan po 1" cs no arm governmen1, no one ac- eorge . omeny emerge 8 6 905 dent John~on ,.,ut toge er. lmust have one purpose: To t1on, no one group, but a gov· las one of the few to Wlthstand ipe · ~ g p . ' Morllcr 9.J70: A.belt>, · · !t1me - a tactic for which hi rare comhmation of Repubhcan b'nd d t heal t th t . t f II th De t· t dleport attorney Joseph D , .,n unorhcial LOl7 volt>s and MEIGS cntiCiZed President Johnson ill all'c voters £:rom l I hupt our wodu~ .. s'maoke thl's thernmen I a JS a servan o a I e h ;nocr& IC vo e I aTvha· Bryan. candidate for Judge ol l Uemocrot S D. Ltttlepage. be· I Democr and our 1s ory an "" e peop e. anc e m o ma]OI' sla e e . Moel\t>r 4.050: Abele 4 685. 1960 - and he was thus reii're4 cities farms slums and sub- 1 ti on who1e. ,. "It WI.11 be a governmen t that former Amertcan . Motors chte 11 HOCKING I for the moment at least,....._ 1the . Supreme, Court lost . to, 11one- 1.mg the VIctor m the pro~ecut- 1 uu. . urbs to rout Sen. Barry Gold· . ld !unity h ed d . S time GOP l.overnor C W1 1am mg attorney race With a 27G !\lot>lif'l 5 128 , Abele 3.338. pubilc life 1 1 or w o refus to en orse .en. I O'Neill, 3743 to 2015. O'Neill de- · vote lead over H.epub!Jcan H. i .JA.CKSON , water First, there was to be relaxa- :prov es equ~ opp~r. Joh~son did better than any tion, alter the grueling and of- all an~t ~it:clal ~~IV:Ieges lor !a";;d ~-DGoldwater Rdele~te~ feated Bryan m the statewide ! F :11usgrave. ' Moeller 5.740. Abele 5.826. I ----Democratic presidential conten- ten harsh campaign, which 111 noned bui~d vo th s a,...c::m· S e ~I o emocratlc ep. ei ' count by a large plurality. ' .Democrat George John <on. GALLIA Trnl'k Wrecked on on fose ... rd-·tCI· tae er, .Judge Bacon received a vote cand'ldate for Mason COP - I\' der l·n the ""burbs and receiv- Johnson meant a Texas-style , "!~~ ndto ,_ 4·043 ' Abe Ie 4 893 I Fore~;t Run Road ~ . barbecue on the banks of the iP= a w move orwa .. f ··28 h'l J d p t . . . Moeller 0 ed near - unanimous backmg ward peace and a betler life lor Ill w w I e u ge or er s' <heriff, is lhe •ppai<nt wmner LAWRENCE I from the nation's Negroes. He Pede~ales River al no~n ~ay all of our people total was 4319. ' with a 574 vote margm over I Mncller 10.369 · Abele 9.097. The Meigs County SherUra also scored extremely ~ell for VICe Prestdent • e ect u- "So from this .right fQrWard, NEW YORK (UP(l _ T h e 1 Other unof!icia1 results ()f h1s Republican opponent. Drew I Unofficial totals as ol this 1department was summoned al ·. in tradlUonally Republican bert H.. Humphrey. this is to be our work. And in familiar and appaTently magic the non·partiSan votmg were. Hatfield. Mason County Asses· , mornmg favored Moeller with 12 ·ZI am. today to investigaia ' !arm strongholds - taking the . Beammg and supremely c?n- these pursuits I promise the name of Kennedy was back in JUdge of Supreme court,_ full sor Incumbent Republican Ev· l54 ,523 to Abele's 49.744 a one-vehicle aetldent on Dakotas, Iowa, Kan.•as, Nebras- fldenl throughout the election best that Is In me lor as long the forefront of Democratic par· term Jon. 1, 1966, FranciS . B. erett Sayre is behind hiS Dem· ' Route 7 north ot ·tbe Forest llji ,: ka, New Hampshire and Ver· day and the ~lght of vote-eount· as I am permitted lo serve ... " ty politics today as Robert F. Douglass 2753, Charles B. Zlm· ocrat opponent, James Meigs General Hospital road ~ mont. It was the first time Vet· Ing, _Johnson evoked the words KeMedy celebrated a smash· merman, 2109. . , Bragg, by 489 votes, , ADMISSIONS - Dennis Web. Officers said Daniel Charlel .. mont has gone Democratic since of Lmcoln and Robert E. C lng victory in his first bid for l'or supreme co~rt tudge, un- 1 Democrat Gus R. Douglas. ' er, Rutland; Simon Powell, Ra.l Bissell, 31, of Chester, drlrilj :.the Grand Old Pa<ty was found· Lee, among others, tn a. 1:30 a. elective office. expired term ~dl_ng Dec. 31, seeking the office of commls· cme, Hazel Van Cooney, Mid· a pick-up truck, lost ton~ ~ed In 1856. m., appearance tod~y m Aus- WASJUNGTON (UP!) -Dem· Although he was unable even .1966 · Lynn B. Gr1fhth 2312· Lou· sioner of agriculture, and a na dleport ; Gilbert Plants, Galli· ~ and ran into a ditch. It was flrllf, .,,1 U~,s Muruclpal Audltormm. ocrals clinched 16 governor- w vote f<r himself, Kennedy " J . Schneider, Jr., 2077 ' fo~ tive Mason counl.ian, led the polis. . thought th~t the driver Wljl ~ :§.: URGII A'l'I'ENDANCE Now, tonight, our pur~e ships today behind the Dt!mo- convinced• an overwhelmmg JUdge of supreme court. unex ticket w1th 6.242 votes I DISCHARGES - De,Sie Pat. I JUred, and the Pomeroy tn.i\i..,musl be lo btnd up our wound!!, cralle national landslide and number of New York •late vot· Plred term ending Jnn. 1· . 1967· The Tuesday vote was !'e- ! terson, Long Bottom; T1m Hall, , gency 'squed was called, 1n1t ?' John T. Wolle, commander, lo heal ?ur history ",?d w make , were Ieodlng In three more era that he was the right man Paul W. Brown 3973, fiankm M. , Rutland : Allee Ward, Longs. •B1ssell proved to be Wlb1irt. announced today that all mem- thJs nation. whole; he told , states. for them - and not just a .. car- Gibson l086. \ garded as heavy m M a 3 !l n I ville: Linda Hill, Racinei Les- 1 ' ' hers, past and present, of !Ia· 4,500 cheering people. ' If the trend continued, the petbagger" or political oppor· For Judge of Court of Ap· county. . . ~ he Hayman, Columbus. 1 ADM!Sip.ONS - Nara u.rt cine American Legion Post "I know that this is more a . Democrals would end up with tunisl. ' peals, Gordon B. Gray 3350, Losmg Guhernator~ol Candi· Iman, Long Bottom; 002, are IK'ged to atteod a regu- victory of party than of person. net gain of one etatehous~ in With marly a!) of the state~s · Warren S. Earhart, !645. date Cecil Underwood won in CALLED AGAIN Compston, Oleshire: Jar meeting Thursday, Novem· It Is a tribute to the program the 25 - ~tales where gubemator· record number of votes eount·j Mason county on an unolrir1al Middleport llremen were sum. Reitmlre, Masoi\; Liita ber 5. Ways and means . of thai was begun by our beloved llai contests were held. This ed, the 38-year-<>ld Kennedy apWCAL TEMPS , return to 5.598 to Hulett Smith'' moned again to a Hudson·st l Pomeroy; Freda Krldet, reaching tbe IililS membership PreBid,ent Jain\ F. K~y -a 1 wouJd Increase their already peared headed for a 000,000 The temperature in Pome- 5,003. · brush fire at 1:18 p. m. Tues- 1cine, · • quoiB wiU , be dlacussecl. Oy• program !h~ll)e camecl .~,un,~lojlsi.ded advantage from the vote pl~rallty over his Repub- ro(s buslae~s distrltt at 11:20 1\ Mason county went 6,100 for day. It was the third time the 1, DISCHARGES .... 1\tl • ..,,, • . let ltew'·;wl~ be ..,ed,bf· VII' &II· be ~ ~ us. ·, . pre~ • II to 25. J.li Iii aU Uaan opponent, Sen. Kenneth a.m. IAiday f.-as Ill ctgrees, un· Presldenl Johnson to t,333 for firemen had been called to lhai\Oiurch, Bllpre,--. · 111 · Wall.-, CDIIk. • .· lill. clocluedr 10 1tate1, . IConlllWed ca Paae Two) der IAI1In1 lldet. Goldwater. blaze. Total lNIIh!litl -. 11. 1 tor example, bucket seats, console. carpeting. 81-..,;,yt i111soiofs, ;' : j THIS a cash deal for Ba('Ofi, pOftef Landsl.d I e s·d I eI.Ights WITH A LOW·COST LOAN y · < • t 1 1 ELBERFELDS IN POME!{OY Millie Perkins, Kay Medford. Nobody eHr foul ed up the fl~t like- Ensign C Set in Stale 1 Joshu1 Logan·• "ENSIGN PULVER" 1 IFoJ]oWS Lead 1 Makes- Sensible Credit. Prompt Delivery To Your Home- Headquarters For SUN., MON. ond TUES. 1 M Select Your New Bedroom Suite on the 3rd. Floor - Dependable WEIRD! HORRIFYING ' w;n 1 i "THE CURS! 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