http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c021cc205220baedcaa584fda257e149.pdf dc25e8951a6d07796ae3e13094c295b7 PDF Text Text I ' 1VEA111EB S•carcJty • 0£water, Future conservancy daughter-Jn.Jaw, Mr. llld Mrs. 16-Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mid~leport, 0.:- Nov. 4, 1964 DAUGHTER BOliN Gett•"ng Problems, DIscussed by Area Agent Moore Personal; . . Pll'lly cloudy and cool today, lllootly f•Ir and mild Friday. Hlp lodaJ - · 1.,. IODil:bt f William Nease and family. and family and his father, Clif- 1er of Peoria , IU., were recent'" I Mr. and Mrs. Tom G!1lM« I Eug..,e Hiller llld !rend of ford Hiller. callers of Mr . and Mrs. Usw (Carolyn Wilson), .Pomeroy, Barberton spent the week end f .:·~~~~7~1• ~w~~lth~M~r~.~and~~M~rs~...Fr~ed~N~ease:~~M~r~.~a~nd~Mr~s~.~E~lm~er~M~a~grud~~-~N~e~a:s~e·:..,........~==--=-, : : ~a~t.:~r~u~:=mr.r o t" ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY VOL XVI NO. 174 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO corm:: Sale . of Dinette Sets 1 Ir: ° I . d~;a~2nd :nni:!rs~; ·~ill j Mo~gan, I I ~::;;Jg at~ ~Jthm. <:~ ~ve~ ~~:'"~·orps lnstallatt'on of Fol~en M d f • I Oy yemng ;;;;;;_~.;;.......==o;o;;;::-=1 i ;i~ Ha~:k~ 1 evenm~ s~~~~~ i ' ~s ~n I I r~~- a~d excellent irade by Mrs. Mrs. and James past pres· and of Clairsville,_ Va. and Mrs. Uswln Nea!e, \y -who also spoke on theWake· '* Il idellt an Titus, Ohio Association spentfamily the weekend with h1sOhiO, par. w.Mr. I t1tlou tor Bible reading itt the of Clubs judge, lnstaBed ents, Mr. 611d Mrs. Earl Danny Nease and Mr. and ! I I G~den Rous~. Ill at his I Mrs. Herbert Devl.o of Athens Ito the pt"tition. Brief talkl t Mrs. Robert Reibel. New .offi.. home on Seventh-Ave. spen,twith the the former's son and wert~stgngiv~n by the other state cer& include Mra. Paul W 1 nn, Sandra Acree, daughter of. : nati 'I P= I •' ond "THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" HORRIFYTNG 1 WEffiOT F'ANtASTIC' Weird atomic livP off human beasts blood, The flrgt horror-Mon· ster-Musi('al. .' 69.00-5 PIECE CHROME 30" TABLE .. ,·",.,.,· .. · " " .. SALE 54.00 . 79.00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE 36" TABLE . , , · • • • ·, · · · · · · • · · · SALE 64.00 89.00-5 PIECE CHROME 36"· TABLE ......... · .. , .. ·...... SALE . 74.00 98 00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE 36 " TABLE · · .. · .. ·",. .. , .. · SALE 84.00 WASHINGTON •· ·· 11~.00-5 PIECE BRONZETONE ROUND TABLE .. , , ........ SALE 104.00 11900-5 PIECE GOLDTONE DROP LEAF TAB LE .......... · SALE 104.00 . • 119.00-7 PIECE CHROME 36" TABLE ..... · · · · · .... , .... · SALE 104.00 SUN ., MON. and TUES. November 8·9-10 Joshua LoRan's "ENSIGN PULVER" \'(;~]~;;.colu~~rl Robert lve•. Walter Matthnu, To!flmY Sands. Millie PNkms. Kay Medford. Nobody ever foul ed up the fltoet like En~ign Pulver see his coll~rlinon o! pJn .ups lover, ftghter, specia!i~t in SNAFU. Colorurtoon• Wei~ I" concern; I I ·~:~::-:-::::;;:;~~~~Wi-::~~~~~ "·"' \ V \ \I. "'~"'V'"'\r·vt/1 MN \.·v\ ,/'V':J\,fN\ f•' J JV . •V ~ \J • V 129.00-5 PIECE BRONZETONE ROUND TABL E · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE 109.00 129 00-7 PIECE CHROME 36" TABLE ............ · .... · .. ·· SALE 109.00 139.00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE OR CHROME 42" TABLE . , , . SALE 118.00 • ·. · SALE 129.00 H9.00-9 PIECE BRONJ!E'{ONE 42" TABLE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 169 00-4 PIECE EARLY AMERICAN HARVEST TABLE SET .. SALE 149.00 BET YOUR BOOTS HE'LL WANT THEM J 1 V'ls'rt Elberfelds In Pomeroy for the Best Values in Furniture d rd fl and Floor Coverings - 2nd. an 3 ·. oors. · i ' constructed to endure hard play. Smooth soft leather uppers. l ' ALSO lfi.VAILABLE IN REGULAR SHOE HEIGHT AND OXFORDS $7.99 •• -. Installed by FHA Chapter ~~--- - · · · ~·· · ····-··; -- ~ - --.- ,_ . _... -·-· · .. · ·-·· · . .. ~ ,_., !'__... .............. "'I< .. .., _ .... - Congressional ,, ' . I .. · I eas~drestoas erat•o~ ~~$,~-wrr1't!~.f~:""c ·1 I rea~ •;e"~~re~ett~ ~s R hi• PI · dee'atd'~a~e epu I cans an ~~~~s:~ .Prestdi~~t Recount FOr Taft Goldwt~ter ~ ~ 'r I Gand en Clu bsrI nlan coun ty Me1g.~ ~. ~101 Goldwat~rclo~est o~ B ki F• Mo~rs ·•· . . . If you look lllow·prlct rant and m1Ja IIIIi tour'-daorNdlft Conlnll uOwith VI powlr, ~ l'ln cost' JllU 306 dolllll. Tltll's how mucllltlwtr priced ~ il than 1 cGmPintbll model ClievylmJ)III, ~nd compared ~ • Ford Galaxlt 500, thia CoNnat ia 314 dollllllasl) And Coronet • IJO . ,,fOI!Jisl. lfs 11lot rar-wllll optional power to 426 cubic Inch.. lfsalllll·liztl'lr-ln room,loGkseria fide. But. tl!ank Tltt Dodae ~Yt. if lowtr iced-1 tbll two-doof • • model rlf"' in up Ill tlltspi;ts jobs: hrfad, bllwtttn convertible Gllule 500 the Is 604 dOIIIrtin favorol Oodael Airs Wllrldlf,llil Corunllll the sellllllllt full-lill Oodtl:ln-llllloryl Come ... for )'OUrulf. . ~Is (~ronll500ro:_ ·R. H. I . ~~ . RAWtUt6~ MILL & SECOND . STS.' . ..~ -·· ; ' • ,, . • .I . • . /. ., , Se( Va~ By CBS•T\. anl~eipated, Worker~ d~ed ~emher I'the~r servJC~s An~JQUJty. e~ghth ~ ·~t,< lhe~ 1·equest~1 the~ ~f•u•R'. Ce~el~ry, I Starkey~, ~owell, le~ ~ddlUonal r ,, : ,_ '. ' ' ~-- '. \ ~~-~. \ 1f ' " " I o~sslon "• ••_, ' ' a~·tn~~t.f' met tm. · MIDDLEPORT, I .0. ,, tn~ elgh~t<H>ne II i .~ • J $200 mllJlon B(!!ter . Roado plised a threat to Gov. James ward Foster announced. , Hemsonvtllo; John Stobart, l Rnteer workers tonight to put 1 EWING POlLS 6,111 .,, eer Amendment has pat!aed by bet.- A. Rhodes' legislative program Church ladies serving lunch· · BUY1111 .v.EHICLES , Racine ; Nedra t.:'mhert . Pom- 1 up new IHlskethafl banking ! Henry Ewing, unopposed Re- : In lndiaJI ter than lUI vote upon whleh he wUl probably eon were Mrs, Louis Reibel, The Title diviSion of Clerkof 1eroy: Lowell Wmgett, Pome· boards tn tbe high school , publican canduiete for Me1gs Larry JB<Oba margin, essurlng funds for c0m- seet re-clectioo ln 1966. r.halrman; Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Courts · Evelyn Lucke's off1ce roy. 'county coroner. received 6.111 Pomeroy, killed .a . auditorium. 1 1 pletion of the stale'o lnterstale .The iJOVernor with hi• and Mrs. Ben Neut&llng. aaid ijUes for 108 new vehicles DISCHARGES - Nara Hart. I The Boosters wlU hegln f voles for re-election ;nstead of deer With a · bow . Rlghysy Program by 1aides and consulted GOP leadwere issued during Ocloher for man, Long Bottom, William ' work at 7 p. m. and ar< 1n S,tSJ "s was reporteu Wednes· laSI Thursday afternooll. The arnendmet will permit el'!l about the P.ssiblllty of glv. LOCAl, TI!IMPS 24 new trucks, five trailers and Wyatt, Middleport; Raymol\d need of all persons willing to ;day. Ewing placed second high He got the deer with a 55 the Stale Road Colllllliasll>n to lng the Republican cor•trolled The temperature In Pome- '19 ean. Used.vehicles purchased Anderson, Barbara Baer, Min- I help. The class boards were Iamong local candidates. High pull bow, hittlllg . it at Issue bods or Interstate .,.,.. let!slature meellng next Mon1roy's business distri<t at 11:15 In Moiga Cf'l'l'ty lotaled 195, bo ersville ; Ronald Martin, Pome· doDated by Horll<e Karr, tbe lvole getter was Miss Eleanor 4:15p. m. In lbe ltutlalld o day matters to con· , a.m. today ·wao A decrees. un- tng ftvemcltotcycles, one trailer, roy. Boostero said. Robson with 6. t56 votes to her Iity, bot It was nearly dark ,ttru<tion and lmprovment 'P»onenl'a 2,371. other roods. older. The special was d.,. sunny akiee, 17 ll'lll:ko, and 17Z cara, Tolol No, pallento- :12. • tt , - • _. fore he finally found it. 111 1111 1 ,SQIS CO. , ut an 1 'AI prioolilft--•-ollltl'o~~·for~~-lnii,Jonlllllll*,-"ol . R } dU, C ' """'"' - pea~. - · •• the"Republicans " - -with..... ~ ..... ~ ·Chilli· of• the ~• who ~·-· '"- - --William , ....~Wy·l""''""""""'""""""'"·~··"'·'' ''""' - ~-~ "-' >>' i''"' -·" . for - Gold· -~ •• ·~ ... wards total•• labor only nom. Gov. Arthur Fisher, late Mit ~ White, was ! ADM~SS!ONS , for Johnson and,104 Collet. will ' · lablo. lnal control 'Of the leg1slature cotbe. will visit the Pomeroy in the 1f0cery busmess for , att, Middleport; Margaret Al-• Eastern Athletic Boosters water. · lne, Pomeroy; Mary Barnhart, are asking for belp from vol· Ju~obs Geta D , CHARLESToN, w, Vo, ~The meeting In January wbich club Nov. 11, President J. Ed- many years In Middleport. XL~ prlet~np .........lllll . . . . lllll_loiei...,11:111J, Cia~s r,, DI'scuss, siden~, Wor~.ers the savingest, II OW 'K an ng Irm Work WI"th Ohi"O Blind Revealed flower~ - -L - - -- M l EXpert RepubH- ~ I ~' wh· J: \ . -~ I a~d E\'ent Speaker ·-~· wee~ ·~~:.~~· (~reetings. cunt?~l -~ .J ameS~ R hr Gri'd i no~ ' ~ en~a~et!_ a.~eas I ~-··"" ' leaders : I ......,...._....,_ .. ~·t :/ I . .. ............. ....-.... .' ,. , ·· ~·t,~ ·:1;~ . I "f t .~,~ ' " LA PAZ, Bollva - Troops aod Senate would ease the way for his legislative pro- , ; patt·oied the streets today , spek gram. ing to restore order after a day Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., and , of savage looting and wrecking jHouse Speaker John W. McCormack, D-Mass., said that In which et least 25 were 1health care for the aged and the anti-poverty program reported killed and more than for the 11-state Appalachian area probably would get 100 wounded. !top billing in the new 89th Congress. The city was temporarily un- I The Senate passed both ) - - - - - - -- - der the control of the generai 1measures before adjournment i Mansfield, McCormack and staff, headt>d by Maj. Gen. AI-[ .but they became bogged down I House Democratic Lead~ ~.rl fredo ovdndo. The military tn the House. Each must make , Albert, Okla., were opttmJstJc leaCers took charge Wedn.:-sday Ia fresh start in the sew Con about the outlook for Johnson's 1 when President Victor Poz Es· gress. . . • r-ogram. ten.IIO ro resigned and fled to Mansfteld to 1 d Umted Press' B 'd ed' d th A • es1hi es m 1care anth e P.f Peru lnternattonal that the Johnson 11 1 · e over. 1 sweep and the Democratic ' pa ec .an program . ' whelmtng VIctory oered a1 HOUSTON - Tbe bead ol tbe .~ams m Con~ress certamly new lease on life in the House / dts are a declaratton on the part of . f ul.ssed.mawnnedd ssdpaace the American people in favor of I tor •,uedch m, dexlensledon . .. .. ,.. ' . co ene y od . d lbTt .. o era a1 epress 1 11 moonship can be converted to m an respons Y· Iareas, increased public works ! CHANNEL RESTORATION - Giant drag-line from the State Highway Departmenl is in channel restoration of Shade River along milifary uses. The main purpose G•ven Manda<e !projects and additional funds · State Ro\Jte 681 m Bedford Township. · Debns from old stnp-mme had clogged the sfre:i.llLiia.i;l)cl!i bank. Great damage to bottom meafor the three-man spacesh;p is He satd ·the election results for lhe president's ahtt-poverty dows resulted from the coal stnppmg, when only sand was "flowmg tn the Watershed . AuthuntJes hope for mm·e or less long-term advanto land American astronauts on meant that ''!he PresJdenl has program. , age by the dredging, believing most of the waste area has "firmed ljjr'' and bled less less debris into the ll'atershed. Authorities from the lhe moon by 1970 · now,a mmandate hJS own by nghl, I!JV· The new ConJre!JI shows a .· Federal e. the been voters" - - government - - -- - -have been m this area recently rrportmg fmdmgs to .supenors 1n Wa s h•ngton . But, says, Dr, George E. to push his program. "The l lineup of 67-32, with one seat in ' · .--1 Mueller, the space.capsule American people were aced doubt, in favor of the Demo-[ WASIDNGTON tUPI) -Tbe sl can be converted mtt .with a choice and I he ;ssues lcrats in .the Senate, aDd 294·190. 1 elecUon at a llance: ltte mterceptor or a mdltary ob- were definitely laid out for 1 with one in doubt, in the House . p ld U0 n post clrcling the earth ! . . . res e111 , . . . . . 1 l!erva , them and they knew where i• ThiS 10 a net sam o 'll seats , Johnson_ 41,7!7,846 voles, , Mrs. Churles C. Lewt.s. ohaJr· mg the season: Class 2. Merry green wllh !lowers and or bau· favorite Christmas to keep an on cand;date stood," he in the House and one In the · 6!. 4 Jl"r « slates. Irmm. and her commilee have Chr"lmas. lme. mas.< deSign; 1bles. Cia" 7. Hospit a lity , door menl arrang~ and wlll be 1 added . I Senate. _ 26.297,!HJO : invHed members of 1he garden Class J, Christmas Everywhere , decoration : Clas.s 8. Hol iday s, Section D, Horticulture _ Mue • th ge " other military q II er , s sur· 11 votes · 38 ·6 r · cent, six clubs ol Countv. to partJC· smlablt- lor a mantle. Class usmg frui t and or w1th . 19 , House Plants·, Claso 1 emer · h d states. ipate in the County Flower Hy Candleltghl, using a candle fo!mgP; Class !1. Holy Days, 20. Tw{'lve Inch specimen evpme comment came eb'; ay Results from 18 per cent of Show Nov 28 • 29 ill lhe or cand les: Class 5. Winter Re , using a religtous f1g unne . Class ergreens, broad leaf or needled. 1 Repu Bl.Can ater _ the. .i the nation's 175,796 precincts. ' Pom eroy Elementary schoo l lurn.s, showing glill<'r; Class 6, 10, Spiril of Chnslmas, for a Sl"ction E, Junior- Class 21, pres1dentw.l con ar? SENATE I·, auditorium . Se;_;son's using ever- church altar , Class 11. Ch<mg- S<:nla Is Coming, arrangement 1ing Trends, moder n design; m a toy; Class 22, Carotm,. Goldwater, who ha f Democrats, 67; Republl- Mrs . Robert Reihel is · cr1bctzed r ' cans, 32:; one to doubt. , chmrman. and Mrs . II· I•S Class 12. Enchantment. mdud- your favonte Christmas arrance.. or neglecting m t.a y space Gain of at leatt one seat for , tus is schedule and rules chair0 ing weathered wood; Clttss 13. ment 1 needs . DemCK'rats. I m;•n Members of garden clubs Forecast. a line arrangement. I Cb En-lai of Communist China was 1 · House 1will serve m staging , hosles t Seclion B, Educalional MOSCOW Prem er ou . Democrats, 294: Republl· and regtstratwn cavacihes. 1Class 14. Gtlt Wrappmg ; Class C3 cans, 240; one undedded. for Standard rules have been i 15, Books and Magazines: and, enroute to Moscow by oir today l' COLUMBUS (IJPl)-Republicans today mapped plans j a galb of 37 for tbe Demo- circu lated to all club members . Hill Rohr, Athlehc. DlfeCtOr lcJass 16. Exhihil ol Chrllmas as a surpr;ae guest for celebra· to recount a part of the senatorial r .>ce in whieh Demo- crats. , Four ribbons, blue, I'Pd. yel· at Ohro UmverSIIy, wrll he_ the . Decoralions. tions this Saturday of the 47th cratic Sen. Slephen M. Young edged Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Governors :low . and white 11-2·3-4 plaeest spe<1 kcr al the 'llddleport rout· Sertwn 1'. lnvilatuma l _ annlve•·sary of the RusSian revoFormal announcement of recount plans were not exDemocrals. 33 , Republicans will be awarded by a judge to ball banquet. sponsored by the Cia" 17, Gay Notes. modern : lution. Chou IS expected_ to as- peeled until the offrcial count of Tuesday's election is l7 Gain ef one for bP unnouncrd later. The Stand· . Mddleport - Pomeroy Hutary Class 18. Thf' QUJet Hour. your fiOW UtS say the chances of setthng the made in about thiee weeks. The loser would then have ' • ard system uf judging will be Club. Thor<day Nov . 12. at the : - · , Sino Soviet d;spute .In Pekmg''ifive days to decide which precincts he wanted recounted. I cans. . .I used . ·Middleport H•gh School. ; Bob Stavem, ExtensJOD favor that Nlklta s. Khrul Fmal offiCial returns showed > '! With the theme, '' A Salute Tickets mey .be pu rchased meat_Spt'Clalist, Ohio State Unschchev IF- gone. ;Young beat Tall by about 1-3 . called several ago to i to Christmas." the show pro- rfrom any Hotarwn or at Dut . , lverstty, will be tht instructOf' per cest or about one vote per take up congressiOnal reIle OIUS mises to offer the public an en- ton's Drug. Kmg Buliders Sup- · far a training meeting on , "Know Your Cuts of Beef." PHOENIX, Artx.- Wltb onlY.polllng place. dlstrictlng and other matters. chanting panorama of natural ply, or lhe Southern Ohio Elec1 20,000 absentee ballots to be l Returns from all 13.485 poll- I! was almost certain that !n : beauty appropriate to the apCompany offll'e. • 1 This meeting will be oD counted, It appeared today Sen. ing plam counted by the Na- lv•ew of the election the I praching Christmas season Everyone IS urged to a.tend. By Jean Park,·r IThursday. November 12, from Barry M. carried hts j tiona! Election Srvice (NES) : session would take up legiSla. I Classes. sections. and divis· A good turnout " 1 Rutland Village Pet. was one 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at the Rook home state by the mar· , showed Young 1,920,IIa5 to tlve reapporllonment wh1le the In a recent Columbus news- 100 are as follows according to ticket chairrr.an : uf four in Oluo u""d by l'BSTV , Springs Grange Hall. loeated gin in his 12-year pohtlca' hls· fTaft 's 1,907,00t, giving Young a matter was safely lb GOP paper a former Middleport re- Section A, Design Division- Carl Horky, jfor the vole projectron analy-,on the Meigs County Fair1 tory. . 113,074 edge. . . hands. M1t • While, IS shown as Class t , Snow Bound, interpret·, lSI< m the pre"drnt1al rare . grounds. Fmal tabulation absente_e Compete unoffiCial returns he JOinS the fll111 Hayden, Stone, i · - - · -- ! Vesta Powell 66 ! rrom the precmct:1 Van Stavern will discusa IDil ballots In the Republican preSI· compiled by Secretary of State Inc. as a registered reprrsenl· : F d , k St k j D' , H '. I' called the CBS net•ork w•lh ishow such things as how dential candidate's home county Ted w. Brown showed Young atlve of the securities banking ! re eriC • c ar ."'Y · les m osp1ta returns on the presiden- 1prepare home killed beef f• · of Maricopa were expected to- winning by 15,839. The vote was firm. . Returned to Off1ce ! Funeral for Vesla A ' lial race mm<'ritalely after the freezer, proper IJl'lll*l-·· 1 day. Goldwater led m all 741 Young 1,918,173, Taft l,002.234. White is a graduate of Mtd- Byron F'redertck was re-elect- ' P.owell. . 66, who vote was rountPd . as for packaging meat for precincts 230,7116 to 227.805. Joba•on Sweeps Ohio dleport High School and of the ! ed Master of Ihe Ohio Stale thiS mommg at Mmgs ed . 1feeler. Is ;1 economieal t.,· President Johnson S<Vept the New York Institute of Finance. :G,nge al lhe organization 's ' General Hospital, will he held , This ;nrormation was used on buy quater of a beef orl.o DETROIT - General Motors stele with a record 1,107,215 Royal G. Percy, of the Chris. He has heen In the office of a : 92nd Annual Session which clos· t Saturday at 2 P: m. ol Ewmg the CBS Pre srde ntia l Election j hetter8 to buy the cuts today neared labor peace With majority over Sen. Barry Gold- tian Record Braille Foontl· member of the New York Stock ed Wednesday afternoon m Ak · : Chapel With bunal 10 Letart , broodcasl by CBS's Walter Cron-1and how grades of beef m dethe 'United Auto Un;on water in the NES tabulation. ation, Inc., of Lincoln, Neb., Exchange for seven years . ron. Frederick is beginning his . krile. I!ermined. · , 1 for the first time since Sept. 25, The President's tidal wave of was the speaker Wednesday He resides with his family tii'O-yMr term. and ev-· Survivors mclude four broth-. Rut land Vill'i' Pol . workers This training nteetina b8l' but difficulties loomed at Amer1. votes carried Young along with when the Pomeroy Lktns club at 4381 Doninglon.St. and IS a len now has served longer thas ers. Fred Powell, of Lucasville. isaid that lhen poll was se· heen planned hy the Meiga. can and Ford. . bim and knocked out four Re- met in social rooms of the Fed. of the Tri·VU!age Jun· j any other Slate Grange Master .! W. H . Powell, St. Abans, W. : lected on the basis of how true f County Cooperative Exlfns!CIII . GM sOld all but three of Its publlcan congressmen. T h e erated church. 1or Chamber of Commerce and , Among the delegates retum- 1Va., Ivan Powel and Morgan 11o form their relurns had been , Service All persoifl who Ol'll 130 bargaining units arotmd the loop will now have a 14 to 10 Mr. Percy, district represen- of the Columbus Exchange club. IPd to office was H. E. both of Racme . and a with the finn! results in the I interested In . mn country hod reached agreements edge In the stale's congression- tative (Ohio) serving 19,000 He Is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. · of Carpenter, as Gatekeeper. SISter. Maggie Parsons. Ra- past several elections I aboul this subj';lt invited t• on plant level contracts, eo lhe al delegation. blind persons in Ohio, told of Frank White, now reSidmg i .Cine. Frtends may call al lhe , Rulland vnters ran true to i attend Each · · " Bllelld- ~Y RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. lli.;lfj. ,, e~: a~y ene~i1 ,each attend:...;e;:.,yma~ Rutland, 0. IUPIJ als~ l ~sattel George Lasher donated the lr'av- Humphrey, Lindy Gllkey, Beeellng prize. The next meeting ky Goodall, Angle_ Fink, Coowill he held at the home of Mrs. nlo Teaford, Sheme Flfe, Eva Wheeler Drake In Pomeroy Nov. Barrett, Sheryl Roush, DIS: 110. Mrs. Nicholson served a saJ. Snyder, D1ane Van Coolli!y a ad course to the members and 1their advisar, Mrs. Mildred four visitors present. IBailey. SH 2-4811 ' ·~~~ ' 1' agreed today that President Johnson 's landslide victory i and the inci·eased Democratic majorities in the House I ptr::tra~poil~ • 1-1'1 cu. ft. Admiral Freezer $99.95 1-9 cu. ft. chest Kelvinator Freezer· 69.95 1-7 cu. ft. Frigidare Refrigerator- 39.95 1-Hot Point Electric Range. Extra nice. 69.00 1-Apartment Size Electric Range, 25" Wide, like new-----,- 69.95 1-Used Fuel Oil Heater 50.00 2-Used Gas Heaters, 50,000 BTU 1-Used 5-pc. Breakfast Set 25.00 2-Used Living Room Suites (each) _ 25.00 1-Pair Maytag Automatii Washer & Dryer 1-Admlral T.V. Set 50.00 1-Rebullt (new picture tube) T.V. Set 88.88 1-Used Sofa Bed & Chair 20.® 1-Used Desk 20.00 higher boots are rusgedly · ,. . ' · · · LOOK AT THESE TRADE-INS Co!d crisp school days are boot wear'- days that little boys enjoy. Both ankle h1gh and · ~~rM$ ):,', ., I I~ rill .. 1 169:00-5 PIECE EARLY AMERICAN ROUND TABLE SET ... . SALE 149.00 Garte~, , .,. --- 1 Mary I - Unit.,) l're•• I I I 1 dl·l~l·' ' .' 1 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY November 6-7 "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" • ,. , - At,. A .(;laoet> - New Officers • I oH1cers who also t'ornmended president; Mrs. Duane Stanley, I Ervin Acree has be~n chosen 1 I the officers and team and Car· . resident· Mrs. Di.ck Fo- · as a model for the Tiffany Stu· p ' and Mrs. Day- dio in Cmcmna . . ti , Oh'JO. rie NeutzI ing for I1er mu' lc•• VICe ley, secretary; I by Dora He.aton, who was wei ton PIV'sons, treasure-I:. Corsagback to the meelings es were presented to the Install· 1 co.ned by Ada Morris, Mabel Van If 0 !Meter . Opol Eichin1er and · t:d mers. Erna Jesse. team captain, who i The club made plans to take thanked all lor the•r help ond gifts and refreshments of cooperation. kin pte and candy to the New officers were installed , Mrs. Neutzling, on behalf of I Luck Garden Club at the Ath· when the Middleport Chapter the council, presented gUts to ' ens Slate Hospital on Nov· 10. FHA of Middleplll'l !Ugh I Mrs. Wakely. Mrs. Hauck, Mrs . Seven members of the Rutl~nd S~h~l· met Tuesday evening at I Stacy, Mrs . Hawkins, Mrs. ~et Club plan to attend ':he ~eglOn- the high school. Officers install· , zing . .and Miss Jesse, speakmg al meeting ut Nelsonville mclud~ ed included Freda Mulford, prebriefly to each one, and express· ing Mrs. Titus, Mrs_. Guy Lar- sident: Sandra Holllnshed, vice ing appreciation ()f thWr work kin. Mrs. C. E . Bishop, Mn. president. Sherry Simmons, secin the order. i Robert Reibel, Mrs. Clarence retary· Walburn, treasMrs Neulzling read a po~.· Murray, M:s. Cush Johnston urer; 'Narsa Frost, parliamen· . "Now f Sit Me Down in School . and Mrs. Wmn. tartan; Christine Bailey, hiswhich she, by request, recelvJ Lo g reporter te Mrs. Titus read an article. torian; oyce n , • ed from Aline EVerhart, sla M I f d' g "Salute to Christmas." r s. Sandra Swartz, song leader. I t'oundlur . She told o rea mgs Clarence Murray gave a paper New members were honored , the poem at other meetln on "Mulching Flowers for Win- during the m~ting. Th~ even: and of the requests she had for ter" which included corn cobs, ing was spent ID recreation and 1l'Oples of il. . th 1 · ts Mrs refreshments were served. : At the dose of the meetmg, leaves and o er rna ena · . · . Tbel : refreshments served from Johnston gave facts Thosebl table carrying out the Hal- ing mulching with commercia I m.a Ro nson, . Lln 1 od ts I Judy HyseJl, Rita Hawley, Jowt'!'n theme, with red covk~n prMrusc :Duane Stanley had I · dis· da Lyons, Brenda Graves, AI.. and centered with a pump · LJttl Kathy Lacey Sherwith play of booklets from tbe coun- berta e, . ' Glo1 II fl filled with a owers, ty office on water conservation. ry Hicks, Sharon Hamson, orange tapers in black holders Devotions for the evtning were ria Fetty, Sue Grogan, Cindy and Halloween symbols on given by Mrs. C. E. Bishop. Mrs. Conde, Sandy Sandra 1 11:,~' ., . · . ~- - ~ee;ket1d;~ln~~Cln;r.ln~·l,:,:,,:,.,..,..,.,.,.,..,.,.:,,,,,....,...,...,,...,,...,...,,..,....,...,...,,...,,,..:~ I school and ..-ged all memhersj the ofllcaro in the absence of Mr. Roush remains t Leaders see LBJ Enjoying Mandate BRIEF ··· WIR~.~~~~sl For Legislation ·'· :~lit CRAIILEY CHANCEY I dep~~th a;~ Officers Held a:r~ MEIGS THEATRE I Olltl Por~er ~cnior. __ ___ --- - I Culum~::~rd FIVE ~d- 1 ia~t coachin~ ;ecov~rmg t t t the <latule of evenmg al the IOOF Hall. he . spent Saturday in Mrs. Leo Williams of Jack· water - a, farm Ohw dram age ! Loft it> Collen, dcouncllor 'I pr: observed at the next meeting, Keith Paul C n ·n ' son was en overni_ght guest of law that means draining from sidf'd and exten ~d a we com K y Harns end Jon u m g. R k . f , 21 PubiH' Law 10 the guests. Edith Batey was November 16, with a pot1uck enn MJddl rt High School Mrs. Welby Whaley, oc 1 tarm to arm . 1 d t'uiiSeT·t •·"ported ill and one member, dinner at 6 p. m. ham, · epo d . Springs Road, Sunday. f:l56 a small waters 1e ~ h 1 1 b death students, attende an engmee~. : Art th<Jt can Y ini conference at Ohio St. UntMrs. Welby Whaley, MrS.d vatJOn ' onlv· work Margaret fl' Sm it · osreceived of·· in sma ll areas. •3t Ohto Conser- r st~te 0 teers.were versity in Columbus Saturday. Leo Williams and Mr. an 1 wh•ch deals with I !teJally and mcluded. Mrs. , They were accompanied by Tho- , Mrs. Dana Howelt spent Mon·ll , prevent floodmi by I Wakely, dislric\ i mas Kelly, faculty member. I day In Athens with Mr. end n-J M Mrs Sam Bolin. catching the water and keepmg l past 5 tate :ounct ur. . 1 . . h t . rea and <4J 1:dng assoc1ate stale v1ce cou 1 Roger Emmish, Dayton, rs. · it t a b .' which cilot:: Luctlle A. Hawkins. past ! Earl Bougher of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Enure of En- state councilor; Iva Stacey, ' On Mrs. Dan Burkey of Marietta, and sons of Hebron were Sunconi roll ·h Yh vc complete con· stale creden tial committee, and . ff' and a were called to Middleport Mon· day evening guests of hiS uncle 1 gtneers . ..., o a I ds council deputies, Phyllis Row- I Installation o o tcers t'lon l day evening due to the death of I and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eshe trol of the waters 1e . . • C .1 E program on water conserva C A E ·1 1 Ml ·11 1 \o1t \1uore •an uf Fore~! Rose 'ouncl, r- : . hi hl' hted the 1 their father, Mr . . . mmtst. Mossman, nersv1 e. . Cl I d Ch ter and Ma- and gardenmg g lg M Harry Houdeshell Is a In cone us•on. . oald adequate and clean water [ Theo:ru; October Meeting of the Rulland r. I alient at Holzer Hus· Robert Mossman of Marion, j Following the initiatory woo:k Garden Club Monday Jallipolis. He was tak- Til. spent the weekend wtth Ihe charter was draped m , at the home of Mrs . James Nl· to the hospital Monday after parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eslie POMEII:O'Y OHIO memory or Margaret Smith. I cholson. Mrs. Paul Wmn, club becoming ill at his home oo . Mos!i'rnan and , was accolll:panied The Cou ncil was commend -l president conducted the meet- , G t-St home by h1s mother·m-1aw, ed on its work and given an l ing. ' Mrs. Glenn Rou.sh l Mrs. Patrick Riley of Maaon, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964 BY ROBERT WINGETT 1marbles promises to produce The only lime Pomeroy got a .atlack has not been ea sy this pmnts lor lefl halfback op 28'- yards in 56 carrt... . . "We're going up there to • genuine cliff-hanger. ft will 1piece of the championship was season. The Logan team. un&r Logan's rushmg was a key In 8"'nning has been the Chief· Pomeroy's stro"' olfml!n win ." , lbe put up or shut up for the , in 1955 when it tied with Jack - the of Coach Mel year 's 34-l) win over Porn- tains' " Big _ InJun " aU season weapon thi.'l year has Wlw That's how Pomeroy Coach league crown. son. Each had a 11-1 slate in 1as, has p1led up 204 pomlSieroy The Panthers. however, as he has piCked up 1,026 yards the running of 1115 lb. SeniGr Charley Chancey feels about Pomeroy, 6-() in league play league play that year lin liS league games to date Wilen lhey vislled Logan two in 174 carries lor ahoul 6.1 Fullback Phil Swmdell. swm. Friday ntght'·s big Southeastern and riding on an overall eight j Chancey 's plan for unsetting ] while the oppostion clubs have sea::;ons ago, came home with yards per carry. dell has averaged over ft"•. '- ' ·<.. Ohio League battle with unde- game winning streak, is consid- , the Chieftains sounds simp!" managed only J2 points . Logan wh"t was constdered an upset Hummell has also given op· yards_ per carry and has feated and untied Logan for erd an underdog In the game "We must con lain their run· . is seeking ils seeond sl raight win posillon teams f•ts by gammg 50 pomts In league Jl•y. lhe 1964 championship. that could bring the Panthers ning agme ,' he satd. "And we 1championship . Key men in Logan 's offen· tliOO yards m 95 ca,.ies. Right ! The passing of /2Uarl<rbl4; Coach Chancey's Panlhera al· their first unshared champion- must play error • free offen-1 Pomeroy has tallied 112 pomts sive plans are fullback Dale I Halfback Jim Brandt, 167 lb 1 Frank tTontoJ olao bu so are unbeaten aDd untied . ship in the 40 year history of lsive ball." 'l m SEOAL action while tts .Brennmg. <:1 177 lb . and ' Senior. has a lso turned in Ri been significant as}Jl4•lta1 eom. Thus, this contest for all the the SEGAL grid loop . Stopping the Chieftain ground opponents have scored 52 George Hummell, t61 lb. Sen· good Job on offense by picking , (Continued on Pap Seven) I walersheds en tine in~ Large Selection of Styles, Sizes and Colors. 4, 5, 7 and 9 Piece Sets in Bronze or Chrome. ... Theodorus counCI•1 Com men decJ f or Jn,·t,·atory Work by Deputy w.akely al~o "noon... .. . 1o1ooo1o II lllo F'"l;a I ------------------------------------------- - 1 1 at y e JZ-.11. announcing the blrth of "How much for a glass of is becoming an acute problem, Is, regional dlrect.or . The Me~gs ID' Middleport parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe water?" was the topic of Ralph but there Eire men who are stu- 1County flowt~r show will be E. Wilson, Middleport, and Mr. Moore. area extension agent for dying the situation 11nd trying to vember 28, at the ~omeroy E e- Mr and Mrs. Pau l Winn have and Mrs . George Grueser, Mll•· ,1 resource development. when he do something about 11. mentary School, wllh Mrs Lew- retur~ed from a vact\lion trip ersvllle. Great grandparents in· spoke to the Pomeroy Garden Devorions were given by Mrs. Is as chairman. Mrs . Harvey to Rice va . where they visil- elude Mr . and Mrs. J. V. Wi1club Monday afternoon at the Walter Grueser who had f~r her I Van Vr~nken was named to rer ed with' Mr. and Mrs Seth ~:v- 1 son, Mrs . L. M. B~ice, borne of Miss Lydia Ebersba('h , l text Hebn>ws 11 I. "~aJth is resent the club, 0 ~ the t ons. Returning by way of tne port and Mrs. Mollie Mulberry Ave the substance of things hoped ! te.e . The fall regional mee n~ : skyline drive they also visited 1Syracuse. The couple has Mr . Muore told of the s.~riou.s- for. the- evidt'nr:e of things not Will be held at t.he ~~~~~!r j in Harrisburg . Va . with Mr . and 1 er child, son, Jeffrey Allen. 8 ness of the water situation m seen." She read "Before The lchurch, NelsonvJIJe, Mrs Douglas Thomson. 1 _..,,.,._______ the State af Ohio and that three Frosr· a story relating to the 7, with a coffee hour from 910 • · out of five w£o\ls dug result m beautiful flowers a nd vege ta- I u.m . . ed Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta M, 1 d ho les . 1blt>s fre-ezini and dytng. but we I An invh.ation was rece1v is here with her parents, r. ryHolding · a glass of water in have the oilssurance that there from th e Ch esh. Garden club an d Mrs . c. A . Emmish · his hand . he asked i( this could : will bt" another spring · to a~tend ad Chper~tm~!e~~o~~ Mr and Mrs. Clarence Menot be the same water Christ Mrs . Cha1les Persinger pres- stratwn an Neal· and daughter, Martha, was baptized in or if it could idPnt. conducted Lhe business the Kyger Creek High School, spent the weekend in New ~hll­ not be the same water Pontius se~sion and members respond- November 12 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. adelphia, Ohio, with her mece, l Pilate used to wash hi':! hands. ed to roll call by naming a bulb ~am.es Titus witt be the inst~~~ Mrs. Larry Hawk and famly In Pomeroy since water cannot be created for force winter bloom. All mem- mg judge. It w~s voted to P . . or destroyed . hers were remmd~ 10 take the : arrt.ngements In the ~anks, h- 1 Mr . and ~rs, George Dalla.~ He stated there are 17 water- gift they wish to donate to W , bra~ and other publtc places and sons, Billy, Steve, and ~~ sheds in Ohio and their func- Oil to Slate Hospllal, to Mrs . j dur1ng the year. _ I chael, of South Charleston, Oh.•o, tlons are to conserve the water ~ Persinger 's home by Decem- At the close of _the meetmg visited over the weekend with and hold it within \hat sp~ified I bf'r s Miss Ebersba(!h assisted by Mrs. their parents , Mr. and \irs. ForSeveral communications were ICharles H . Karr served a des- rest Bachtel, ~~~dleport, •ankd Mr. and Mrs. John Rose area . "We need 1i1 develop our wa· read !rum Mrs . Charles C. Lew- sert course. Mr. and Mrs, Wtlham Mat! c • and family and Mr. and Mrs. · ter supplies, as we get five ~a1 - i Chester· Rd. Clint Orr of Bashan, Mr. 1 II Spencer and ion per minute from we s WI th . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Halley 1. Mrs v . Henry 0 k Hill in this area and 50 gallons. are b . 'ted du ·ng the ance, a • Mr. and "''"·II h d y .. he of Colum us VISI n Herman Hoffner and Mrs. AI· used per person ear " ' weekend w1th her parents, Mr. meda Wippel, Pomeroy, and aid . the The annual inspection of The either SJde. Napkms car· •nd Mrs. Earl Knliht. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Glen Tutlle and Other point made by <Xi<'flls Cuuneil, Daughters of ried out the theme. Durmg the Knight is fro"! m- M; and Mrs. Gary Dill and Jn Am"'nca, wa s conducted by Edsocial hour, the group sang juries received m an accident fam• . 'IY of Eagle Ridge were speaker . - There are four area s . . B' thd ,, t M' Jes I stake ilh Wakely, dJstnc: deputy, at "Happy lr ay o ISS . recent y, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. , which the public has a relating to the funct,omng of , ~te reiu lur meellng Monday se, wh~ w~~ ~~so pre:ented a Mr and Mrs. John Zerkle ' Archie Tuttle. • PfOY Tntr .' ~. �_ .. , • • - .. ~----- ·· .. ·~ ..i- . . .. . ........ . •• _ __ ........ . .... __ T' ........ .,. ·---------- -·"'*"·-.. . j n. Daily SentinPI ... Job 1m editorial: I l THE 1. j 1964 elections is over and along with most people we are glad it is over, and we can get on wltb our normal way of living, and we hope with good· Will onre more replacing some of the uglY aspects that come along with every political ca"•paign. First of all we would be ,remiss if we did not extend congratulal!ons to the Me1gs Democrats in accomplishing what to even above their fondest hopes of carrying the rounty for their notional standard bearer. This is something that has been 100 yeors In coming, and the long wait makes it all the sweeter for those who have been losing their votes over that long dry spell People on both sides of the fence will ponder for sometim~ as to just how It happened, and try to assess whether It was due to the national sweep or purely a local development. The victors in any political race deserves the spoils. because he or she has put their name on the line. and then campaigned with one goal in mind. There Is special praise for those · who fought every step of the way against what appear as insurmountable odds, and those who won out in a period of a great national sweep should have only words of praise for their accomplishment. There were two governor races in the country that proves that with effort and a record of accomplishment it is possible to overcome almost impos~ible odds. Gov. RomneY of Michigan proved that point as did th• victor In th• race in Rhode Island, which was even a greater sweep than took place in Ohio. Here in Meigs it is clear the Democrats, with good candidates as tn the past campaign, can build a two par(y situation. Some might not like to face that fact, and regret that it is so, but m the end the people will benefit. It means that in the future that no person is assured of success politically as they run on a ticket, but that everything depends on service to the people of the county as well as the expending' of much effort to woe the voters. A party, no matter of what persuasion will not he strong un· less it has to fight each step of the way. The days of blind party alleldance is a thing of the past and there fs nothing that will take the place of careful planning, hard work and above all to be attuned to the grass roots. Every political campaign is an object lesson to those taking part in it. The loser is sometimes at loss to realize what has happened, •nd often times it appears that the public is fickle, but in realitY they •a re not. A person who wants to enter the political aTena should be one that practices his or ber profession every day. It Is a meticulous task to be aware that the public is constantly looking for mistakes in judgement that will in the end bring success or failure to the aspirant. Those who won In Tuesday's election should realize that their future success ts based on service to the entire public if they expect preferment. Every elected official should realize that they are the servant of tbe people, all the people, to remain in office. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Miriam Makeba: "People always ask Celebrity Quotes: Harry S. Truman: mY singing is so happy when my earwhy "Once you leave the White Honse you bely experiences in South Africa were so come an extinguished - not a distingui· sad. If your life has been bitter, wailing shed - person." about it only doubles the hurt you will Helen Hayes: "There is nothing feel in.side." wrong with poodles except that they worBetty Furness: "I'm determined to ry so much." get back on television as a news commenMitch Miller: "Kids today are as eagtator. But I've got to get back in a hurry er and excited about life as they ever -while I can still be photographed." were. They're full of ideas and theY want Tony Perkins: "My New Year's resoto change the world - if it's all right with Mom and Dad. and if othey can bar:=, lution is to get married." Salvador Dali : "There are times when row the car to do it." . - - - :: : 1 envy m,vself for being Dali." Vincent Price: "All these:Jef\~ Bobby Vinton: "I'm the most un· been looking for an orgy in Hollywood -known success in show business. In the and I haven't run across one vet." last two years I'm the only male singer Jill St. John: "Sometimes f bu' things whose records have sold 8,000,000 copand forget about them. Then they're like ies. but nobody knows it. Sometimes I little presents. I love to 'pend monev. It 's walk into an agent's office and he asks Iun ." me who I am and what I've done It's a Erlward Albee: "One of the most in· little disheartening, but I've le.rned to teresti ng things about the theatre is how expect it.'' people don 't ob,iect to seeing certain things done. but they do object to the Melina Mercouri : ~~whPn a mBn loves. words that describe them." it is a beautiful thing - big and simple Gina Lollobrigicta: "I can't make a like the Acropolis . A woman is just like choice betwe-en marriage and a career. I a ca1. She cannot love." love hath equally." Anita Bryant: "! find It very alarmFrancoise Sagan: ''Actors. like child· that Americans on the home front Ing ten. are sexless." don 't do more to maintain the morale of Charles Aznavour: uManY wonlf'n our servicemen during peacetime. If they chase me berause I am sad. They ask me, could visit the mess halls around the 'Why are you surh a '"d bov ?' I tell them world where I've had Christmas dinner, that life is sad, Jove sad. Happy people it. wouldn't be an imposition to write to havP no story." someone in Greenland or Korea ." General de Gaulle: "Old age is like a Vittorio Gassman: "I have given up shhJWreck." ~lamar parts to plav character roles in ·claudia Cardinale: "Th•re are two the movies because I don't think my legs things you need to know in this business. are handsome enough anymore." One is to remember always that vou are To almost all these quotes, the readnot so important, the other is to have er will note, one could ask the standard nerves of steel" question: "How's that again?" • l I. • • • • THE ALMANAC lly United Pro01 International Today Is Tbursday, Nov. ~. the 310th day 0( 19&4 with 56 to follow. The moon Is approaching its llr91 quarter. The momtns stars are Jupl· tor, Mars and Venus. The evening stan are JUpl· l2r and Saturn. .OD lhll day In history: Do It • In 173l. German born publi•her John Zenger started publication of his newspaper "The New York Weekly Journal." fn 1929, the British House of Commons approved the resump· tion of diplomatic relations be· tween Great Britain and Soviet Russia. In 1940, President Franklin Roosevelt was re-elected to the presidency - the only president to be chosen for a third term. Time .........l t . L - - Uuited Stales Naval Academy, pi<Jl'ed on one-y ear probation by the National Collegiate Ath- acute upset In 1 c:hlld Is frightening, but CN>O ol the most alarming II eruop. It • ways occun at Dl&hl· Tbe child's difficulty In vrealhlnl makes him blue iD tho f and causes the veim to otand out iD bls neclt and {oreheocl In 1955, Austria formally opened the reconstructed Vien· na State Opera House and ee1e-brated her liberation from 17 years of foreim occupation. A thought for the day : Eu·. gene Debs said : 'rWhlle there is a lower class I am in it, while there Is a crlmlnal element, I am of it, while there Is a ooul In prison, I am not free." Hado Sur HE'LL WOilJ< TEN liMES HARDER TO SEE lHAT ITS NOT IN AFTER HE'S BEEN FIRED···· leiJl Association (NCAA) for recru iting irregularities. annuunefd defensively today : "Jt wa s an honest · mistake!" Hounds At MI•ddleport By LYLE ~N United Prell lnteruatlonal Opposing Republican elements are maneuvering for a skull • busting batUe for party control. It could be so prolonged and angry as to keep Democrats In the White House and In control of Congress for much of the next generation. Republicans are confronted with two alternatives-both dis. tasteful. They can compromise their differences quickly under leadership which can be accepted both by party liberals and conservatives. Or they can sacrifice their status as a na· tional J>lrlY in a long war of leadership succession. The op.. posing factions are not In a compromising mood. All is far from well with the Democrats. But it was the Re· publictn party that was left prostrate in the litter of the election returns. The so-called Grand Old Party wound up as o regionat' political outfit bosed, of all places, in the Deep Souh. Lou Congressional Slrenglb 'The enormity of the Republican calamity was better reflect. ed by the loss of strength in Congress than by the defeat of Goldwater which had been ex· peeled. The rule of reason would dietote a Republican compromise with reality whereby the party could get up off the floor under new le.edership committed to a program sufficien!ly in C.ntrast to the Democratic Great Society as to give U. S. voters a legitimate choice. The GOP needs new faces and it got one in Tuesday's catastrophe. This new Republi.. can face belongs to Robert Taft Jr., junior seootor • elect from Ohio. But Taft is a youthful 46. He is so new to the na· tiona! scene that it would be too mucll to expect of him to be projected Into national lead· ershlp In the outcon.e of the current party row. Republican Charles A. Percy, who sought but missed the gov. emorshlp of Illinois, also is young, Nobody Loves Loser But Percy is precocious, a quick study In the art of success. Percy might have been the answer to the Republican prayer, but not now. Nobody loVes a loser. George Romney Is the GOP's mis~r Integrity. Romney won a lljlectacular re-election as governor of Michigan. It would be too much, however, for the Goldwater conservativea to accept Romney as the party leader. He refused to support !he Goldwater • Miller presidential ticket. And he has been known to sby a! times from ldenUiy· ing himse!f as a Republican. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York still Is out, as he was in his quest for this yeat'l Republican presidential nomination. Ust Narrowo The list narrows with dizzying &peed. It narrows, in fact, to Gov. Wllllam W. Scranton of Pennsylvania and Richard M. Ni•on, now o! New York. Both ounoorted tho !loldwater-Mlller ticket. Scranton's support- was once-over.llghtly which scarcely would make for him enthusiaotic friends among the Goldwaters. Nixon made a lot of character with the conservatives by his all-out effort to put Bany Goldwater In the White House. Moreover, Nixon is the most experienced Republicon political campaigner. He's been through four of them, one his own in 1960. ll was no star performance that Nixon turned in that year. Ins mistakes were nu· merous, repeated, and so~ times, they seemed deliberal4. HELEN HELP US! 1.-- by Helen Bottel--' MY READERS ANSWER THE ol. tho household, to ntake It a MAIL happy place. thelt Jwsbands aod .. .... . .. ~ :.wa.nt II> eome bomo to. Dear Helen: •.. . I don1 agree wtlh these women who say ''Leave Him" If he wanders. I. too, was o wife with a middle·agged Romeo, but I didn't thiok a quick trip to an attorney was the solution. When a man has been indiscreel, .why Is the wroaged woman so hasty in cutting off her nose to spite her face? (Or lave face, perhaps?) My first reaction was to be retaliatory, vindictive. But I took Inventory and asked myoeU why I 1011 him In the first place. What happened dlll'in& our yean together to bave sent him to greener pasture!!! ll hurt to admit that a lot o! it must have been my fault. I made up my mind that If there was romance Left in Romeo. I was going to be the one to get it, not a strange female who hadn't shared 16 years wllh him, or mothered his children. I launched an unparalleled campaign to get him back. Two years have gone by slnco then. The past still hurts at times and you never really forget, but ·the reward• have been great. He has repaid me a thousand different ways. - SECOND CHANCER Dear Helen: Too many women who write your column don't oeem to know what marriage Is all about - so, oaturally, they fall at it. Tbey don't realize It's up to the woman to set the tone It seems to me the most Important ·time iD Ill)' wife's life is when her husband comes in to the room where she is, just as the most Important lime in his life is when she enten the room whore be Is. Too many of Ul forget to show our bappi· . ness ln each other's presence untu It Is loa late. Let him know you're GLAD he'B hom&even If he looks about to ex· plode with Irritations built up at the oHico. Forestall the oplosions with a smile and 1 klu and unspoken assurance that this Is the best time of the day for you - when be walks in that door. It works! Of course If he isn't used to that kind of reoepUon, he may wonder why at firs~ but it can become the happiest time of the day for him, ani It might even belp him buck traffic and ov..-1ook that tri· cycle left in the driveway, If be Ia ..... • Iovin& l""linC o•uo ••nn. ent•.... II 0tttn . .COftCI ...,.. . ..... Q-Abotd • week after Ill)' baby wu bom his formula was cllangeoi of eooatant vomiting. ljow after eacll meal he oWl IIJIIII up food. My ~ tor sayB there Is nothing Wl'OIIC with. him. What do you tb!Dit! He Ia months old and we1cJ>1 17\il poulllla. .t-sr- yoar llaby'o weiPI II at the upper Hmli al ..,... mal for his age and since a moderate amount of spitting up Is seen In almost all bllblea, you would do well to follow your dDctor'a advice. bee•- •• '* River News AROIJND-1'11&-WORLD .\MERlCANS NEW YORK IUP!) - More than half the Arowltl • I b 1 • World tours In lila wera takm by Americana, &ccordlne to !hi Americao Society ,_ Travel Agents lASTA) . An wtlmated 34,000 Americana tool Aroundthe-World toun In llltlll, ASr.\ reporll. Tbe llltal lllllllber al Around-the-World toun lakin by cltlzeoo of aU ,nat!Giut waa an estimated 56,000, acconllnl to ASrA. awalls him. -AMY Dear Amy: Thanks for the nne observ• tinnl. ru bet your busband'a theme sq II, "You'ra So Nile To Come Homa To." -.B .... 8ERRl'S WORLD • .. . • that still regard the players as "Our They will face assault charges ILeague season. H• 18 • hard· Certtfted Otl Station the Champs." later. . runnmg back wlto has ~cored I w. M•in St. ,om•roy putSincerely, The complamt was mad~ _by two touchdowns ror Baltimore. ' - - - - - - - - - --· the Bob Wingett Robert Schu, who testified .~a:;e to hlSthdoo~ t~ 15 Seniors Will Play Last G arne for Tigers Saturday ":tey ~ey :.t:n:;~ so~:"g;;l, l' out pile liners. Ideal for the chill y days ahead . 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'' • ~atatea~~eUnimL ~J~~~ ~~nW&LI. • KONSTANTV ')'() TEACH FOR NEW WALKS ~. . ..... ~. gan Chieftains. I know each of you players has desire to win and will be ling out tOO per cent all I S Kent late, Toledo Could prOVe TOUgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . M lltVfiiMI II . . 01111\ ......... ....... ....... ... MOriftll. ., .•., Place d on probatiOD • £or Acts SPRINGFIELD IUPI) - Fif· The Tigers' lone loss during pitcher, has been named pitch· , - - - - - . - . teen players who have known the tenure of these seniors ing instructor for the St. Louis ! Gauge Readlgo: Galbpohs . . Co dina! · 1 I b Dam 18.6 12 _3 running 2lf.z feet :defeat only once In four .years came m th~ s1xth game of the Kr t s tm.Jnor eathgue Nc uti s~al i ' • or college football end the1r ca- 1961 campaign when they were ons an Y won e a o ' on rollers' Pomeroy-Mason. 21.· reers Saturday when top-ranked freshmen, as ' Lenotr . • Rhyne League •s mos1 vuuabl e P1ayer 20 • Pl. Pleasant 24 ·70 • Hmto,n Wittenberg takes on Wabash dealt a shockln• 34-14 setback. award in 1950 when he led the 1.10 stationary Kanawha Fats . • Ph'/ d ; h' Ph'lll to th • • e p 11 1 es e pen· 3.32 rising Ch~rleston 17 .91 sta· College at Crawfordville, Ind., La.st year Wittenberg beat Le1. .1 G' m the final game of the seasoo nmr·Rhyne before the IaUer's nan 1 onary. reenup 12 .3, 10 .7 runn- f th be te Tlge h 1 lng 21> feet. London, Marmet or e un a n rs. orne ans. PALMER LEADS WINNERS and Winfield dams were on the. During the years these sen- The seniors are center Jim DUNEDI~, Fla. IUPII - Ar. sill. iors have played at Wittenberg, Berresford, Niles; tackle, Joe nold Palmer continues to hold Boat Movement•: the Tigers have won four con- Bury, Townville, Pa.; guard a narrow edge over Jack Nick -I Oblo River - Lunga Point secutive Ohio Conference titles, Bob Cind:rich, Avella, Pa.; end laus in the Professional Golfers down 12, 5: 30 a.m.: Jacob G.lhave won 31 league games Ron Duncan, G1en Rock, N.J .; Association money winning ' 1 down 13, 6:30 a.m.; Luther without a loss and have run up quarterback C h a r l i e Green, standings. Herdman down 13, 6 a.m.; Nan- a 28-game undefeated streak West Milton: corner linebacker Palmer has earned $111.703.37 cy Jane up t4, 2:!0 a.m. ;' Zim· that is the longest in college Glenn Laque, Reading ; tackle to Nicklaus' $l11 ,384 .50. Billy mer up 14, 3:4{1 a.m .; Jef(boat football today . Lew Lenkailis, Youngstown; Casper. who captured the reup 14, 4:45 a,-m.; Orlenlan up Wittenberg will be trying for safety Gene Miller, Akron. cent Almaden Open, i5 in third ' 14 · S:55 a.m. • St. Marys up its third consecutive undefeated Also halfback Jack Morefield, place with $90,603 .08. 15, 5:30 a.m.; ·Titan te 1 Dayton·,, 'I"uarterback Ray Pry, d down 16, season 1n the Saturday cons. 5:20a.m.: 1111DO!S own 18• 340 : Crestline; Unebacker Gary ORIOLES NAME CRAFT a.m.; New Marllru!vllie down 18, Reedy, Mansfield; end Jim BALTIMORE (UP!) - ForRoedlg«, Troy; guard Alex mer Houston Colts' manager, 4:10a.m.; Peggy Downay up 18, 5 a.m.; Jeffenon up 18, 6:05 Ros•, Clairton, Pa.; tackle Jim Harry Craft has succeeded Billy a.m.; Robert West down 23, 10:Smith, Norwalk; and end Carl Hitchcock •• field coordinator 40 p.m.; Phlllp Sporn down 23, Zoscak, Glasspor~ Pa. of the Baltimore Orioles. 4:45 a.m.; C. V. Harner up 23, 1:06 &.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 23, 6:~ a.m.: John Hood down 23, 7 a.m.; Samuel Clemens down Greenup 6>30 p.m.; Aetna- NEW YORK (UP[) - A look Loulsville down Greenup 9:10 at the NCAA statistics for rnap.m.; Dixie Spirit down Green- jor college football teams this up 9:50 p.m.: Ravenswood up week would Indicate that Kent Greenup 11:50 p.m.; Western State and Toledo could be down Greenup 1:25 a.m.; Char- mlghy tough customers. les K. down Greenup 3:10 a .m.; But figures can be mislead· Buckeye State down Greenup 7:- lag, for 'while 3"ose two teoms 50 a.m.; Cotton Queen down are tops In pass defense in the Meldabl 1:~ pm.; Jane T. nation, they rank In tho bottom down Meldahl 5:15 p.m. ol the Mid • American Confer· Gaillpollo DIID - John J . ece and have losing records. Rowe down 8:10 ~.m.; Robert · The unspoken reason for their I Reed down 10:50 p.m.; Semel pass defense record, of course, down 3:15 a.m. ts that teams have found they Kaaawba River - Lucy Jane can run against the two clubs Lur.as up London 5.:40 a.m.; and need not risk losing the George Price down Marmet t :· ball thfough an · lnltrcep~on by 30 p.m.; Thelma Ann down passing, Marmet 2:30 a.m.; Natlooal Ohio Slate, which ranks fifth Add a new look to your borne. Add concrete dowo Winfield 11:15 pm;; W.H. iD rushing defense, Is a IegitJ. walb. All work fuUy guaranted . . . . . and, Shaver, ,Jr. dn\vn l'lnf!•\il U:~ ·DIIlto occupant of that spot, concrete Increases your property's value. p.m.; Helen ~. up WIDIIeld 8:· however. Tho second · ranked SO a.m. • and unbeaten Buckeyes have 'yielded an average of 75.2 'FAST STEEL JNDtJSTIIY' ~ a ~~. 1 figure Inflated ' Tbe ateel liJdUitrY, of IIMi o;OulderabiJ· (fqm the previous United States Is oamptired Of week. by low..• attack last LOW WY 24214 275 companiea, whlcb.:._.• · Je ~reel!;. ~ Notre Dame hu W. Mlddloport, 0. Po10 II, cated In 300 communities In tllR•eil!lered a fanllltlclll!l- low .............. ... ..,..,. .., On offense, Coach Bob Ash· ley's Jackets have a decided edge, having scored 66 points to Nelsonville's 38. II will be Dod's Night at Mid· dlepart. Game time is 8 p.m. Yon City .... Y..._ IUMcrt,riOft '""'"" ,,., ~~~ Solid col- ors, checks and plaids. Zip· 18.9 a&•· C.... •.... . I ........ .,,........,. ............. •Y.~ Water repellent. 1 Ollie. '-" Nov._5.]964-S 1 INiftltll ...,,._.If tl'll ............. " I Uio ........111 ........... Ba}tJmore • c }t Players are I I .... ......,. •• All weather, Daily I 11lul:ll....,,,.. ,UII. Edlt.orl•l phon. WY NUI'I. SPORTS DESK 1 .ICMI' D ..l•n,....lll c:twM. ~·-­ c...... ,,...., n.. o•.. v•lllf • c Publlan.. • .,.., ,,... 11., ....,. ..,.. ~ 1cial football fund f~ needy en • . wrestler-student more fl. players was mamtairied, ap- 1nanctal aid than was permitted., parently with the knowledge of I partially as a resutt o1 lloppy I a"islallt Coach Duffr_Daugher· l bookkeeping._ _ _ __ _ panthers an be 'Greatest' Tearn m . PHS Gfl.d u·Istory Wboll attacks occur, cloM the window II the room ra · cold and have the c:hlld olt up In bed. lilhall!lll warm molal air will iJve rellel. AI • temporiii'J measure you may want to take the clllkl IDto the bathroom, shut tho door and turn on the hot shower. .\ eroap kettle .. aear lb1 dllld'o bed Is bot!l!r I It ""' oratea .-ab t11e1u11 Ia and moloten the air. '1'111 ciiiM oboulcl Dol lll!We !be olwD 6 roclly IIIII for quick reolllll )'011 U. I abet& Ia make I teal ..... tho tellle .... the clllll'• bead. Always take pnc11uU001 not to place tho nporiler wbora the child can kDoclt or pull It <•aver and ocald himself• .U. thoueh Ill you need lD the •• poriur II water, the additiOD of liDclure ol. beamln Is 1 lorrifle paycbolo&leal booster to many parents. EVIII oucll old • fubJODed l'>llllOdlea as " mustard p1uter on the child's d>est Is benlflciBI and not to be 1110 ..... lor coughed) at. Any cblld who bas • tendency to croup abould be protected against !!Old air and against pel"SOill with eolda or other ruplratory lnfecUon.s until he outarowa the attacks 11 about 4 yean of OIVOTID TO INTittln OP MEIGS MASON <ltiiA Comoan, ne "'l!o•clllfll• 11 BUckeye COach Takes I't ~ ~:~,s~:~:i:.~~m~:;.:.!~":n~~. edw;,:,te~!~~: ~ , Easy wIth Team wednesdayl Sen~niel, Pomeroy-Midd~~(). 1·5 SEOAL record, invades Mid· By Bob Wlngott ' dleport Friday night for a grid CHICAGO IUPI) - 0 hI o Wisconsin's Badgers are hav·j elbow Will probably have to contest that should produce a State Coach Woody Hayes took ing injury problems, tou. Sopho.. share dut1es with two mexpe r-1 fifth place finisher. it easy on his No. 2-ranked more fullback Kim Wood . who ienced players, Merlin Noren- ~ It. is the rinal 1964 game for Buckeyes Wednesday, hopmg to injured his knee in drills earlier berg end Larry Cates, on Sal·: both teams. and the Jackets. nurse 13 injured players back this week, will nol be ready for urday. slightly battered from their 10-8 to shape and take another the Northwestern game. Coach P d 1 C od Sb loss at Jackson last week, workcrack at the lop spot in college Milt Bruhn said that defensive . p ~rUt' n ~o h . art n · edhalfh·aSirdde wscedr·,nemmsdaa!"intheexrteendarede·l· I football. safely Dave Fronek and Tom I h ur ue, more p YSICa y 1 .~ I Hayes sent his squad through Brigham may be ready to ! t an ~t 1~ny othe_~ tJmek lllts ~ea n't enough boys for full -go work Open Letter to the Pomeroy Panthers : a pass scrimmage in prepara- start. son. ~h a m' iwee sc n~1 in preparation. A showdown is slated for this Friday night for the tion for Saturday's contest with Northwestern halFback Ron : age. . e 0~ Y ~1 ayhers excec- , Rector who has a badly bruised e 10 mls~ t e IC Jgon l~le i ·Sent to the showers ~arly was l l964 SEOAL football championship, as you are very Penn State. Senior Guard Tom Kmg who much aware. contest a1·e Boh Hopp and Rtrh bas been playing three weeks 1 am sure each of you Pomeroy Purple Panther playRuble. with a dislucal ..d knee. cap. ers will travel to Log~n, where . the battle of the un· 0 Mmnesol• may have lo go The Jackets backfield pow- beaten IS seheduled , w1th an optimistic attitude. Iagamst lo..,a w1thou1 the serv· er runner, strongest blocker,andj I realize that coming home · 1ces of ttwir star halfbaf'k, Bill top pass receiver, m lb. Bruce the victors will be a gigantic way. Crockett Though Cr 0 c k e t t , Wallace, also had been orde~ed 1 task . A victory F'riday night would . . . ' worked ·out in a scrimmage to take things easy suffering ! . give Poffi@roy its fi rst •.mshared BALTIMORE (UPJ) - "ll thts who formerly ltved m the Schu Wf'dnesda v he had trouble runfrom blood poisoning. It is hop- 1p lt ~s wlthf great tekasure t~t championship In history . The. had happened in my house, [apartment. •ning to th~ right and cutting ed both will be able to play I ahn.t er tans f 00 at 11elonly time the Panthers held a would have shot you both." i Schu said he told Looney Coach \1 urrov Warma th dnlleci F .d · ht W k" 1evemen s o your team n . 1ssued there we:re no gtr . 1s 11vmg . , . . . r1 ay mg . or mg i n Wal - . ac .1 f t . ht thi Ipar t of th e 1eague crown was That was tile warnmg tn (;ophrr pa:;s defenders in pre lace's place was 135 lb. Joey I SThlrS eag ra~es t s lear. in 1955 when they tied with by Municipal f::ourl Judge L. l his apartment and claimed the pctrati nn for Iowa·~ Gary Stephenson, who has performed p e acctmb 1 ~1 menb 8 0 byou,Jackson. In that year, each Swell Landin Wednesday when 6-l. 230-pound football player Snook I st left end for the past four ome_r~y oot a ers ave een team had a 6-1 SEOAL record. Joe Don Lo-oney and a room.. became angry and sought out · · weeks. surpmnng to many persons, but Therefore, if you boys on mate of the Baltimore Colts' Smith. When the pair ret urned ,! Illinois may have lost alter· Nelsonville. coached by Bob you have earned your success. the PHS grid le«m come home ; rookie fullbac k, Preston Smith, they allegedly kicked m Schu's nate tackle Dale Gre<.'o beeHuse Shesky, is 3·5 on its season ~ith I The members of the 1964 with a win Friday night, you Iwere brought before him on door, then assaulted him and a · of froternity touch f o o t b a II. ~ly a ~ victory ove~ Galhpo- Pomeroy Panther football team w11l undoubtedly be distinguish- charges of assault and malic- Iguest wh~le Schu's wife and Gre~o surfered a charley horse lis on 1~ league ske~n . have worked. hard under the ed as the " best_ ever" Panther ~ ious destruction of property. 1infant chJid looked on. i pJaymg touch ball . Wednesday Shesky 1 top back IS 205 lb. able leadership of Coach Char- football squad m the 40 year The charges against the pair!! The fracas finally was b.ro- and may not be ready ror acJamey James who operates out•l ley Chancey. hisotry of the Southeastern Ohio grew out of an altercation_ with ken up by police .n_ t~e ru yt!'J' ' t10n 1_n the B1g 'f'en Saturday. ~ of the quarterback slot. He can Coach Chancey has taught League. . hb at their Baltimore of the apartment buiidmg. 1 Indtana worked on defense - and does - th~w ~e long !you well and you have learned If ~ou lose at Logan, tho~gh ~~~:rt~:~t Tuesday night. I In addilion to passing sen· ond blocking, ~rtparing for Or·, bomb, usually to tmy-m1te half- 1well. ·my fmgers are crossed agamst he L d S "th egon State Saturda y. G 1ard back Haynes, one of the finesl [ As you are very much it, I am sure you can return ~oone~, 8 former star at tnd l ~e~ce 0 ~ ~oney adn• d mJth ' Rick. Ishida and safetyma n runners pound for pound in the [aware, a big bridge rnust be home with your heads high as Umverslty or. Oklahoma, a h Culg~ k~n m or ere f tie l Garv Tofil, both on the !OJured · week, It Will · take you will have done your best. Smith were fined $150 eac 1 o tsl root 1eb to. d.move out o 1e11hst, . · wont. make the tnp. . league. qossed th1s 1 Nelsonville· and Middleport of. ftard work to cross it success- Trying the hardest you know and placedd on one-yearedpro- -apLoar men UJ btm~ned· b hl I - - - · -· . bation un er a proc ure ony was o a1 y e f d f II l II fer near equa y po ent e en- u y. how 1.s all anyone can expect. u _ ·- ' FIRST 0 1 ses, the ~ounds having given I, however, aJ? one of the , ~hould Pomeroy be defeated in c~lle,~ ~~~~enc: n~ef:ee ~ei~l Co~ts. f~~ f~e t~~w ,;rtr\ ~h'el QUALITY 0 0 up 1:32 pomts to league oppon· persons who believe you can, Its quest of Ute 1964 crown I dtct, w JC m_,a. 1 Y rd. I an s JUS Ne ~ e sl F' b 11 REGULAR 1 ents, Middleport 134, and will, beat the powerful Lo- am sure everyone here will not ha~e a cnmma. reco . current a LI o n a . oot a THE DAILY SENTINEL .., THE !~~~it~~~~!al These attackl aN OlpOdaJ. l,y oeven In DlnllUI oillld1'tll of hiahstruag pareoll. But having made In 1160 just about all of the mi91akes awllable to a candidate. Nl:ron might be entrusted with the 1968 nomination In the belief that he would not mate them again. Anyway, II you don't llkt Nixon, roll your own. The Republicao party desperately needsa leader now and need.! him qulckly. So does the OOUJ> try urgently need an oppositloa leader to the Lyndon B. Johnson-Hubert H. Humphrey combo riding, loa hi&h DOW on 1 landslide. 1 That d~fensE' was made at Annapolis by capt. William S. Bus 1k. dirertcr of athletics for Navy, the fics~ service school Croup usually lD lht w!n!l!r Ill cblldreD bolwOIII I and 4 yearo of age. A chil4 who bas 10110 to bed with I alight hoaneneso or a cue .,. tllliffles awakeoa 1 flnr lloun JailOr with a 11J1U1D lD bll l.aryni and a barldni ar • low eotJI]l, BelwOIII the JIIIO" Z)'BIIII ho can arely fP11k allova 1 whisper. Reports From The Capitol (ball game and back. . lty, who later becanle ..;. 1They were Michigan Slate , Ml·1make its next report to the 1S.•our alhletlc department, report· !he Institution" The NCAA councll found 1 ami tFla.) and Western State man council at its January ed by the Naval Academy to Announcmg Navy's probation, Sen&eace Redlk.d .coach. At Its peak tbe Ntval Academy assistant· coach tColo.) meeting the infractions committee Hnd the NCAA explained that 'an as- 1 Michigan State was placed on reached fl2,000, tbt NCAA Jar suUty of giviag four young pro- They, loo, joined In the new Al Annapolis, Capt. Busik . hi . th . . th 1 three years' probation but that fractions conunitlee said. spective football players an, college marching song. '' Just an said , "the Naval Academy 1s ex~la J~ed .tho~?ug Y m e en ::m;tttnt Navy coach testified 8 penalty was reduced to_ a su- Miami w~ placed on _.., 1 aerial joyride from Virginla to honest mistake... Idistressed to learn of Wednes- sumg mqmry · he had been e rroneously ad- spended sentence, the flrst of year probation a.&:t ita N ...... Dallas, Tex:., for the 1964 Navy- ~ Cootlmlin1 IDnstigatlon da_y·s ~;tion by the NCAA com- I Th_e probation, starting in~· vised by the acade my' s ath·, its ki~ in the NC_AA. The su· ball team. was restrid.:l to Texas Cotton Bowl game. _A spokesman _forth~ NCAA mattee. lmt><hately, does not bar N~~y s leuc department that it was spensw~ was. perm~tted because games during that year aJreadJ Three nther school.! wue disclosed that his outf1t's four·! He continued : " As the NCAA teams from any competitiOn . . bl f h. Lo take the the var10us mfracbons had oc- contracted for . The father of J knuckle-rapped by . the. NC~~ ~n ''commit~ . on . infr~c- pointed out, the violation was how_ever the com~ittee on tn· pel mJssa e or Jm . . ru~ "pnor ~.and during tbl:' Mia~ basketball player hid council for ··excessive fmanClalj t10ns" was continwng Its m· discovered by the Naval Acad- fractiOns ''shall rev1ew the ath- four youths from their home:-; pertod of 1957-a9. ' provtded transportation for . a aid and reauitinl violationa." Jvesligative work and would emy, thoroughly investigated by .letic policies and practjce5 of m V1rguua tu the Dallas foot- j The charge was that at least friend of his son to Miaml ~ 110 student-athletes in football ! back- also free-board and fOCID. NEW YORK (UPl) -The ever penalized by the NCAA. Any Voice of Broadwav • • • reportmg 'I SAYS By Wayne G. Braadlladl, II.D. • I for l omor row After Thought s On Election ·. Navy Placed on Three Years Probation; NCAA Raps Three ·others· nocroR 2---Dally !ent!Del, Pomt1.,..~ 0., Nov. I , liM GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO• --·---- POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY MAIN STREET POMEROY WY 2·2126 IL.----~----------------------------~-----------------------------------------------~------~~--------------- I . �4---Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ara Parseghian Named UPI's Coach-of-Week Braves Get Legal Turn at Bat 1 tenur:;~:::::;te;:.lr ! NIGHTSHIRT AND JAMAICA LENGTH TROUSERS OF 1OO'I'o COTTON MILWAUKEE tl 1Pfl - The to the !Uit in federal r-ourt this ! "I told the playeu we were , CHALLIS &XCLUSIVI o... Milwaukee Braves were to have week . l'iaim the rounty had ' all freshmen together ; that they , OF DECORATION their first legal turn at Oat to- brokt>n lht> contract. The club 1 Wt:!re new to me and that [ was LAUREL Md jUPJ) - Th~ quartert'd just A short distance day, aller having spotted Mil- said further the..t Hit 1i found new to them ; that my methods : ceuse of the $285,000 hr~ that ,away fronr the d~sl!oved barn I waukee Countv i:l score in the by the rourt not to be re- and teehniques would be new to ' I battle for a n;HJ Of \e(:lgue base lteved of all obligations to the I them. and their abilities would 1 destro t"d an esttmated 36 Thorhb~ t L 1 8 track ! The horses kJIIed were valued : By Unlttd Prtoss lnttornatlonaJ 1ball fr ancht se cuunty. Jt would ))~;! able to par be new to me, and that we'd Machine :!'!alneds :nk:o~~ rt:U,y al~ l atttbout $225000 and the gutted 1 Bob Pettit 's jumper from the . $1i5.000 wlLich the coun ty ~sll- : spend spring practic-e findlnl i t ff . I I barn at $60 .000 One lriil!lf'r, to p u{ the key with 45 seconds The county, try ing to _keep mates would~ rellt'-11 rt'reipts , out about each other." I th h c· d oug Ire epartmen o tCJ..a s I Grover De!p, lost at least /.7 of to go sparked St Louis to a tilt' Braves herP , won a Circwt in 1965 I fd 1 t f Washable have been investigsttng II since the hors~!i m hls charge. 1105-104 defeat of San Francisco lcourt restraininH order la st . . 1 The pattern_ o eveo~~e~ o i It broke out elertlon night. WPdnesda nigh t and pushed 1month 10 block. <ll lra st fur the But the roun ty f1gures & : No~re Dames team ISC o~es Among those conducling in- ! ! the Haw~.., In the top of the moment, the club's pl~ns to move by the Braves would eben- i ttw.Ir hed suetcess. H Plarsedghian . · · move the franchise to Atlanat. tail a loss that could not swiir payers . e oun unqulries in what has been the \ I Weslt>rn D_lvls:on I calrulated in dollars end c:enlll, l tried players. I Coitliest race traek fire in . Jn the ~~ht s only nthe~ ~a- Today was to be the Braves' ('I ling the value of a major How we.ll it . worked~ Notre I Maryland history are the Laur· twnal Bas-ketball Association , day in court. FedCJ·at Judge lt>ague tt>.am lo a city in terms Dame, without a winning seael Volunteer Fire Department. battle. hot shooting Ba;m~re Robert E. Tehan had scheduled of prestige publicity and tour- son since 1958, needs only one flattened ?etr~H. 12~·-1 , ?r :a 10 am . he-anng on whl:'ther . ism revenu'e m addition to rtn- more victory to equal the total the Countv Detective Bureau and F'irt> Marshal's Office. spt-- 1 ltl the Bullets_ hb court has Jurisdirtwn m tal rect-ipts. Thus the county number of wins for the past two cial agents of the Thoroujhbrrd and the Piston;:, ftf stra g matter or whether it belongs m hopes ultim<~lely to obtain a I seasons. The Irish are '"''on<l il .Racing Dett-ctive Bureau, lnsur ddcat · I 11 fl 1 th 1 ·, p&"manent mjunction .forcmg 1nationa n, 1 I circuit court. ~ance company investigators nnd , Nr:w YORK (lJPI 1 - Johnn~· At S.an f ranc 1sco, th e Warr. y ffon o ense, h" d s. x track security police Kfane. who led the S1 Loui s or.'i got their best performance I The countv con tends the : the Braves lo play thetr 1965 1passmg 0 en~, t lr ~n f scorD Cardinals to the National · yet from Wilt Chamberlain, who I Braves musl ~chrdul~ their 1965 i home games hfre. ed sd i 10 ~ s~ve~th d 10 total hi~gen~:· Le.urel P~esident Jol ._n. :· Lea ur pennHnt and an upse t missed the first five games be- l home games at County Sla·. The county lat~ W ne ay lan t e ea er 1n rus •. ~hapiro :uud tntck. olfl("lals vicl~n. over the New York cause of stomach troubles . The ldium in acrordan('(" with the i iSSUf'd a~d then wtlhdrew a rr re~.s\1 h b bi 'have no idea what caust>d the Y k ·e., in the World Sent's. five -time NJ:JA scoring king I current contract whleh does not quest ~he~t subpenDoa of fcounthy : T s.. up eenhal_ g "I I d h d: D rull:. ' executive John yne or e to me, arseg an I, and wt!'re leavina II 1o th"' an f' · 31 1 _tre [ltd ,• ~ was named the National , we.nf all the way an mes e 1l?xJHre untl 1 ec. , ;rov. !h . b d. , ed Th b- ld·d . e t six consecutive !· expertl to 1 out. ' . I earmg e tsmiss _ e su 1 1 n 1 exp r 0r tloe vear .17 · ,, ' Leaguf' s mana~Pr St Lo .s The Braves. ln an answer filed pena ordered Doyne to provide . wins nnd 1 wiH make no pre- ! · · Bpmr..th 1 : Howev~r. both Schapiro and · today by lht! United Press ln· t ut h~ h ~ran e ~n ga~e 1 ~- - -~ figures on projected stadium 1diction for the next four. I live 8 Commission Chairman R. Hruce · tern:.-~1ional. t 'am.rrw ' c ;~ Vs v. , last ' APPROVES RE11RF.:MENT re\'PllUt'S far t96."i . m fear of what's around the : Machine Washable Livey nld therE! was a stro!lg ' p1avo se1 1o 1-Jie 1 arr1ors , 1 Keanf' . a· ~hon ,.,·,on. battled back from 1 12_1 WA.''HJNG'I'O,N IUPil - N<H'\,' 1I The county objected to thet :., ;c;.:or~n;;e,.r=.=======io; possibility the fire may I1ave The 52yet~r-o1d d 1 '" ·' b b D o • I dlmaxt> llc amazing :sf· :-;o ot.nt deficit at tht! sl..tirt of the . S . t· p I Nitze WPdnf' s- su penA ecause oyne was no I Qeen set deliberately . Barn 21. . th ,, dm;;~.ls to lw- 1P ecre ary au • tt B , · · 1 1. t f d 1,. the building that was gutted, by qui mg e .... ar , ~. ~ final quarer. Pettit's basket, a day approvPd the ret1remt-nt of on le raves Origlnll 15 ~ 1 Have You Hear . , • was considered a modern struc - ('ome manager ~~ ~h(> 1 ankees lavu tJy Zelmo Beaty and two astronaut John Clt>nn from the 1wo Witnesses. Later the team 5 1 100% CO'ITON FLANNELETTE tUft' and ofliC'ials said It eon - <tfler the World St>nes, was lht> , fr~pthrows by Pettit in the fi· . Marine Cor s attorney, Ray McCann, I o I d I S·M·L·XL (32 TO 52) ehoiee of 13 of the writers who nal seconds iced tht> victory p· county carpora!lon counsel Robtained no electric winn~ or made up the 1964 UPI's 20-m;jn; Baltlmor~ finished off Det~oit I Glenn. a eolonel anct the first , ert P . Hussell that he did not : het~ting equipen1. hoard of baseball ~per~s. . whE-n former Pistons Don Ohl American to vrbit the earth, I plan to call Doyne dudng !he · ~ St'vt'ral top horse~ from · (;t>ue ~laucll. the m~·p~rllhun~l and Bailev Howell sparked a l will officially retire .Jan . 1 hearing. around tb" world cu!-ren1ly an· 1:iltlt nf_ the Philadelphia Pt~1l- hot third Quarter surgt!. Howell ~ pending his ~~~·tJI1cal!on . as : Howevt>r, MrCa~n sa_ld he r quartert'd at Lat~rrl 111 pc pa:1· l1eo;. f1w _shed second In ttle bal- wound up with 30 points, big . ·rnedlllilly quahfiffd for retire. wanted Doyne uvailable m cue , tion fo the $1~0 utlll \\'<.~shlllg · lot1ng 'A:Hh ~our votes and f>wk : \\".-tit Bellanw 25 and Ohl and l ment ·· The <l!'!lrmunn gave up the federal court as:-~umed 1 loch Wed. Morning ton, D.C. lnte rnallonill -~~·•· It. Si"iler. 1ntenm manager or t_he (;us Johnson · 11. Tern· Di!chin- ! his ra(.'e for nvm ination to the diction. Jn such D case, said J11 o.tddll!on. Kelso ;,md <:un C'mt• innM! Hed~. wa s llllrd ger. who came 10 hetroit in 1US St>nate from 01110 bt•cause , McCann. he might mov lo v&- ! OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT At 8:45 on WMPO Buw, tht' twu .1\mt'fiCi:ill n·pre- wllh 1hret_ vntt-s . . the big trade that ~nt Ohland . of injunes suffeted ;n a b1.1th- cate the reslraming orud••er'::.__ sentath:eli m the race. were A long -lime organmt!lun man . HuwPil to Baltimore. hit 23 room fail. --- - - · in 1lw C.u-dma l S\Sit-.>1 who had , . ,~ p · ' 1 · 1 e 1·1remer.t Glenn l.Jet'n passed over· f1ve t1mes be~ ·' .pomts to s.-1are u""" . 1sron · ~roc- ' Aftt:'r 111~ 1. • fore being namt~d mant-~ger . tht> , mg lead v.th Reggie Hardmg. wil! berome an execut1ve With I l grey - ha ired, lecHhery - fa red ; l lhe Roya_l _~~?~~ Col~~c~_ · Keane guided the ca:~);!~ls to PEGGY LEE DIVORCED . ' I Iheir lorst pennan i M I 1916 . LOS ANGELES tl!Pit -Song. t----~"' 1 bel"i.!Use he ~efusef~~a~ lr : er Peggy Lee. 42, divorced her ~even whrn his own..": bTibB,ffH·e . fourth husband, musiclan -r.on~I i had qnit on Hoe lea it :=~ . I duetnr .Jack Del Rio, 39. ' ~UI'\Aii'~.uzJ ' Keane kept Ius P~.'~ plug, 1Wednesday and agreed to pay YOU BUY A NEW CLEVELAND 'cP I I - 'l'he gin~ away in the W< he ol the i him o $4 ,000 settlement. , OR USED CAR , apring e'l-hibit\on schedule of rront-runnmg Phillies and Reds 1 'l'he singer agreed to pay the the flf'¥f-'1~nd Indians Will op~;>n t>n·n !hough IIley fell II g<-~~es $4.000 in lieu of any comm unity 1 ' March 9 w11h n t_hree-game SN ht>hmd the lendPrs In enrly Sep- property flaims Del Rio might I , ies In Mf:'xlt.'o CIIJ· w11h tP:.-~ms temtwr Hv thilt time, Card mal . make from Mexico's capital city. ; owner Au~w:;t C Ru;.;rh already ' The. couple married last F'eb. The Mexico Ci1y ~~gt•rs meet had begun to de<:m out front- i 22 and separalt>d less than four ' tht> Ind1ans Jn the first game. office personnel :.-~nd had Keane months later. the Mexku City Reds on March : marked for the '-IX on the as10 ;;md a combined team_ of i sump lion the CardinalS had no , FIFTH TITAN LAUNCHED playt>rs from hnth MeXIcan I chance to win the flag. I VANDENBERG AFB Calli. elubs on !\·larch 1.1._. , . •I But the Phil lies suddenly ; fVPfl - The fifth 'fila~ H inIt Wil l bt' !he rr !bt' s first staged one or the greatest ('Q\- lercontinental ballistic misslle BOWfiJI.B BUFI:B. trip ot Mex1co City. The In- 1\apses in bast>ball history and to be launched from this base ;.SAVE ..• dians have play ed games Hw ' the Heds were unable to hold , in the current program was past two years at Noga les. 011!o first place when it was v1r- sent aloft Wednesd«v, the A1r (WTO) • 2 0 0 Mexico. 64~ ~iles south ol their tu<Jlly handed to them. That_left Force reported. · , THROUGH THE sp~mg tramm~ base of Tucson. the ~ardinals - and they fmal - A crew from tht 532nd Stra j STATE FARM MUTUAL 1 ":f.P· 1~· elrnehed the pennant by beat- tegic Missile Squadron at Mc· l CAR FINANCE P1.A11 Cleveland. a~nounced a 35~ ing the New York Mets ?n the · Connell Air Force Base in Kan. low cost financing ramt ex h I b 1 t I 0 n scht>du le last day of the season while the r sas launrhed the missile on its 1 through a local 1 against 11oston. the Chu:agu . Phillie!! ended the possibilit~· of . £'ours~ down the Pacific mi.~sile cooperating bemk Cubs, Los Angele:; Angels and . a lhree~way ti~ by beating the 1r~nge. end our low cost San Frandsf·u Giants. j Reds. insurance too I I INDIANS TOUR MEXICO /olational Basketball Aosoclatlon Huh·h Rf'mains in CLEVELAND, Ohio (liPI)Jiy Unt~ Pro" 1nternollonal 1 . , . The Cleveland Indians will play Eaoteru Dlvlsloo Fatr ConditiOn a three-game series 1n Mexico Cerrol K. Snowden W. L. Pet. BRADENTON, _Fla. <UPil-~ City as Jlflrl of their 1~ sprinK 411 Hedgtwood Drive ~h. 416-4290 Gotllpollo, 0 . Boston 8 0 1.000 Former Conctnn~h Reds Man· baseball exhibition schedule. Cincinnati 5 2 .714 ager Fred Hutehmson rematned I The Indians who will play 3S StAll Philadelphia 3 4 .429 in fair condition today at the exhibititn ga.;es will meet the New York 2 4 .333 ~anate-e Counly Memorial Mexco City Tige~s on March 9, Westrro Division p!lal. . .. . the Mexico City Reds March 10 W. L. Pet. Hospital authorlll_es smd ond a team with player~ from St. Louos 5 3 .625 45-ye~r,old Hulclunson. both clubs March 11. ,_.._ Los Angeles 4 3 .571 "restong fairly well and IS more Baltimore 5 5 .500 alert.'" Detron 2 8 .200 1 Hutchinson, who ha~ {'hesl 1 I I I San Frandseu 1 6 .143, rancer. was hospitalized last • Wedoeodoy's Resulto ' Saturday and had betJI listed in , Baltimure 121 Detroit 108 critical condition for the pasl l Valley Bell Dcliry owns no COWL Th.refore, we St. Loul< 106 San ~'rancisco 104 few days. Self-Service Market . (Only wames scheduled) The for~er manager's d~lor Pomeroy !laid Hutchmson will remam tn can be completely nledlve In tlte mille we buy, 1 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. SEEK ASYLUM . the hospital Indefinitely. He was I We buy anly from the beet Independent dairy NICOSIA, r.yprus (UPII - 'J'he I strirk n with cancer last year. , SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. West Gl"rm<~n Embassy to Cy- . farms. Only those shipment. our laboratory prus Wet!nesday announced FIRST two mol"t Et~s\ (;erman tourists QUALITY checks and approves as meeting the trQditionally Simon's Delicious 10 FOR had a~hd ror poli tical asylum, REGULAR bnnging to f" • the number Certified Oil Stltlon high Valley Bell Standards are acup,.d for proc· who have rJtde<'tt'd here in the past several week s. W. M.lin St. essing, H•aw ks W'•In Keane Named Top Manager tl~e ' o • o • • •I• 3.99 . . ---1 m"T'n',...rPI\mTl'P FlN1 I _ - - - I 1 < j > CALLTDDAJ! FiiJi ,.,. . •..·,.-,.'"" ...,A :::~_ . l -:~::··:·::··:':'"~ I 1 I' (TO KEEP YOU OONTEITED SIMON'S 18.9 Ham Sandwiches CUSTOM TAILORING You can have custom made. dresses, •uils, wedding gow11s, brtdestnaids gowns, etc. COME IN and seled your material. let us take your measure· ments. yo ur garment will be custom tailored just for you Each garml'nf will have your exclusive lab· el reading: ''Made espectally for you at The Fabric Shop ." THE FABRIC SHOP Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns 115 W. S.C..nd WY 2-2284 PomeroY BOLOGNA 3 lbt. $1.00 Gr. Beef 3 lbt. Neck Bones 5 lbs. $1,00 selective quality FRESH Pig s Feet . ] fbs. $1.00 1 _____..1 SfOO _......_ When you chao•• Valley Bell n1ilk you cc1n be sure you are getting , , • .. lOT THE COWS) , SOCJety , News 'ociety Notes MEIGS THEATRE ...... RlD lAG SP£CIAU llElAVOR\S DOANS PIUS 59c Baby Powder Shave Lotion 39c 15c 1 1 POMIROY _lb,,.,,.,...,.,.,,.,..,,,..,d[!,..,..,.,....,..,.!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=..:::=-===•Of! I' AJfred ,_.,. 1 RADJQ AUCTION Indians Will P]av 3 Games I · C'ty 1n Mexu·o ---=r~=~=:· And-ing-__ ,.,........ """"' l9t BAKERS I Bashan Class to Serve Youth Rally : On November 9 4.99 • Horne . s·•gned I' SHin NITEGOWNS OF BRUSHED TRICOT H Contract for Addition to 1 ! FULL LENGTH GOWNS noort ...,,...,.. 1 vt ~~f.;i!)'~~ ., in Molds 2.99 thJ~~ ~~;:lght ~;~ here, wltb btrlal at Coo], ville , Mr and Mrs Garland C.ld· well ·and Mrs . Emma Flndlillg, atu.nded the wedding or their daughter , Doris Caldwell and , Benny Ewing m th~ Federated ,~ ehurch at Pomeroy oo Satur~ NOV. • day , Od 24th . IS M" . Lola Derraberry o/ Ak· The Amateur Garden club ron, 0 , vis1ted at the V r r e wlll hold i.ts meetlng at t be · Trus*•es of the Spr1nsfield Swartz homt> lasl week. Other home of Grace Pratt on Wed·· Home have awarded a cootract V1srtnrs were Mr. and Mrs. nesday' NoY · 4• Anyone Wish Ifor the consU'Ul'tiOn or a new ~urray Hopkms and Betty of Swisher & Lohse Drugs of· mg to _make zu:rangements, 1addition to the Rlckly MemorDayton. On Saturday, they ell 1tal Hospital Building which will please bnng materJals. attended the service at the Ew- fer You the facilities of a NOV. 5 Iaccommodate about 100 more ing funeral home for Norwood REAL DRUG STORE WITH The JOF claSs oi the United residents requiring medical care Kmght . The Millard Swartz fa- SERVJCE. We invite you to Methodist church will sponsor I scheduled for completion In late m1ly also attende<l. tt.is service. always think of us first for a rummage sale at the church 11966. Other fnends in the commcn- all your Drug and PrescripThursday, Friday and Saturday, The Ohio Masonic Home _be1ty v1sited the funeral home betion Needs. We fill any Doc· November 5 • 1. gan operation in the lale runefur e lhe funeral. The Auxiliary of the Pomeroy lies with a few adult residents Mr. and Mrs. 0. J Evans of tor's Prescription and you Bend Citirens Band Radio and the resick!nt population roMichigan , have spent the past will always find one or more To primitMI peopte ._. was Club will meet Thurday at 7.30 day is about 500 men and wom~ lwo weeks w1th her brother , Registered Pharmacists to magte • the lwiwltatiuw of . Mr . and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles . promptly care for all your p m at lhe home of Mrs. en, most of whorh are un~er I w9ne Md the tender I r1 C 1!11 , medical care. The Home receiV· \ir. and Mr:-.. C 0. Woode or Robert Harden, Syracuse . Prescription or Drug needs . meaes.. "locla¥ .. · 1 r; .. · es aged or disabled Masons, I Tuppers Plains were among the . 1their wives and their widows . NOV. • MR. AND MRS. CARSON HAVES vis1tor~ at the Vton:• Swartz home 1 ' The Middleport Garden Club ' The new wing will meet the ' Sunday. SHOP OUR .. . . . Obt• will meet Friday evening in the demands of increased popuJa, : CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Carson Hayes of Syracuse held Mrs. Ruth Martin of earth· i ..,an. ....... . - y . . DRUG SPECIALS Columbia Gas offices with a tion to:Jay. This increase is bas-- open house at their home in Syracuse on Oct. 11 in observance of their Golden Wed- ' oge spent the weekend with her 1 WOAder dntiS- Faw•Jtatiua demonstration to be given by ed on the great growth of the 1ding Ann~versary. Many relatives and ~rie nds helped the couple_ celebr~te with all 1brother, Arthur Atherton and CbenOoby is j U s t - • . , THIS WEEK Belly Newlon of the Gas Com, me.,bership during the wten· 1 of the chtldren and 22 of ttle grandchlidr en home for the occaston. ThiS made the family. II ' W science tefWS ,.:& pany . The meehng will begm at 1 ,~s. More thAn fO per cent of fourth couple In Mrs. Hay<JJ' family to celebrate their golden anniversary. The , __--- lot· and 7:30p.m._ . 1these residenLs of the Mas~nic 1 couple received many gifts t'l.!ld cards and extend their thanks to everyone. The Middleport Busmess and , Home are in need of Med1cal l - - - - - -·-- ~ --Witipklte,. EVERYDAY Professional Women's C I u b Care. The Masonic Fraternity , ed on Mr . and Mrs. William POMEROY OHIO wi~l sponsor a rummage sale 1is presently seekmg an adequate j Sorden, Mr and Mrs . Archie TtUR LOW PRICES! Fnday and Saturday, Nov . 6 Endowment Fund to assure its , Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. 0 r is TONIGHT and 7 in the Weber building i aged residents continued st:rv~ Smith Sunday Joseph L. Mankeowlu' next to tloe Quality Prmt Shop ke . Mrs. Mary K. Holter, daugh' "CLEOPATRA" on MIII-SL. 1 --te:r Sharon. Mrs. A. H. Hailey ELZAllETH TA YLUR · R1 Bethel No. 62 of the Interna- l' were shopping at Parkersburg. CHARD BURTO!'., REX HAR tionat Order ol' Job's Daugh· BY MRS. A. H. BAJLEY 1 Friday. . . Sundav School attendance RJSON. Pamela Brown . Geo REG. $1,00 SIZE ters will meet 11 the Pomeroy [ R d M F:dd' r. 'f£" h . 'J'hose comong from a dostance on Nov .· t , was 55, the offering : Cole. 11ume Cronvn. Roddy I. McDowall. Cesare Danova :I 11 Masonic Temple. Thursday al l 1 cv. an rs • le .. n · for the fum•ral of \1rs . Craver $11 63 . Worship services were 1 The No. 1 of ALL THt'!E! Pro. j i Mrs. Mae Pierson lelt Sunday White were Mr. and Mrs. Nath- held at 10:45. w1th Lloyd Dlllin- : duced by Walter Wanger 7.30 p.m. The Catholic Women's club j Pl<ms were made to serve ! for Tucson, Arizona Lo visit Mr er White, Mr. and Mrs John ger, lay- leader, and an £lltend- Winner of 4 Academy Aw ards. Never before has a of the Sacred Heart church will · the County Youth Rally Mon- and Mrs. Charles Reuter and Groves of Clendenin, W. Va ., ance of 16. REfRES~~~H spectacle been more careful meel in the church auditorium [day evening, Nov. 9. when the l ramily . Mrs . Pierson will spend Mr. and Mrs. Homer Groves of Rev. Casto filled his regular ' ly, lnvishty, st unningly pro NIOU1H Thursday at 6 :30 p m., for a ' Loyal Pels Class of the Mid- the winter with her daughter. , Sod, W.Va ., "-'fr. and Mrs. Per- appointmE'nt here Sunday Pven- duccd ! Overwhe lmin¢! <..:ol08 1 Super-Spectacle MaJ;!m SPECIAL sPEctl>l. potluck dinner and meeting. die port Churc_h of Chnst met 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts, : ry Baker and family, Mrs . Le- i ing at 8, and opened up a week i snl! ficentl See Cleopatra's enThere will be. an auct10n of Tuesday cvemng at the home I Mr. and Mrs. Maston _Ro~erts , ona Hayman or Killbuck, Mr. l of Evangelistic services. At· , trance mto the cltv of Rome' Eliwbeth Taylor. as Cleopahomemad~ artlcles. of Mrs. Grace Pratt.. The ha_r- , spent Sunday with the1r Sister · and Mrs. Dellurs of Coshocton, 1 tendance was 40. tra : Rex H:Jrnson. as Julius l:<.:vangelme Chapter No. 172, Vt:!Sl theme was earned out m 1and brother-in-law, Mr. an d 10., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tho- r The Grange had a H~.llloween Cesare: Rl('hard Burton, as O.E.S. of '-1iddleport, will hold the decorations of the Pratt ' Mrs Knoots of Gay , W. Va. ' mas of Ki1ibuck. Mr. <lnd Mrs . , party and pie soc1al at the Mark Antony. REG. 30c COLGATE or REG. 65c JOHNSON'S its regular meeting Thursday , ho~e ~hich i~clud~ a cornuMrs. A. H. Bailey spent Wed- ) Gail Hart of Perrysville., 0., Grange Hall, Saturday evening. ' Runnin.s: time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. ·,I PALMOLIVE MEN 'S evemng, Nov. 5. at the Mason- cop1a filled with frmt, potted nesday with Mr and \lr'l Rf-'ed Mrs. Nellie Kimble Trinway, 1 The M.Y .F. went out for Admission: $1.00 and 50c ic Temple in Middleport. Re- plants and arrangements of cut ' Eynon of Morning Stc~r. 1Ohio, and M:rs. Woolrow Fort· UNICRF', last Thur·sday evenFRIDAY ond SATURDAY 1 Cre:shments will be served. 1 ttow~rs. . . I Mr. and Mrs . Clint Orr call- ney, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard ing and col!ected $19. On f'ri~ November 6-7 NOV. I Miss Mildred Hawley , pres~- I ed on the Billy Orr family of Fortney of warsaw , 0 . Con~ j day evenmg. the younger ch ll · "THE HORROR OF SPECIAL The Daughters of Ruth class dent, conducted the short bu~u~ . Reedsville Saturd<~y . me Spencer, Athens, Melvin 1 dren went out for '· Tnck or PARTY BEACH" SPECIAL and of the United "'1ethodist church ness meet1ng when pl(lns were! Mrs. Hazel Larson of Fair- Ballard ot McCcnnell AFB, , Treat." "THE CURSE OF will ffiC€1 at the church, Mon- .made to serve- the youth rally. view is spending a few weeks ' wichita, Kan ., Mr. and Mrs. ' There will bP prayer service THE LIVING CORPSE'' day at 12 noon for a Thanksgiv. Contributions were given to 1 with her sister. Mrs. Loui se ' Ernest Dnv1 3 • Salem Ct·nter, ench day this week of revival 1 Wlt:lllD~ HOHHIFYI:'>JGi Why Suffer from Cold Miseries? ing dinner, followed by L'le reg- the \1iddleport Firemen Emer- Headley. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel GoH and 1 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the church. [ FANTASTJC! Weird atomic beasts Ji~,;c ofr hlPUDn ul~r meeting. gency truck fund, the Salva~ Mr. and Mrs. Clar~nce Bak~ l fami ly. Mr <> B1rd1e. Davis, Mr.' A large crowd attended fu~ 1 blood! The first horwr -Mon 1 tion Army drive , the American er. Col umbus, spent the week- ) and Mrs . Jim Cnsp, Mr. end · neral services for Delbert Ca uls stcr- r..'lti~ Jca I. 1i Red Cross and the Cancer fund. l end at their home here and ! Mrs. Jack Crisp and family all at the church hrre last Wed. - · - -,=--:-:= SUN., MON . and TUES. The class voted to remember with Milo McDole. ' of Langsville, Mr. and 1\oi r s. nesdoy afternoon. :1 November 8-9-10 fO a family for Thanksgiving. I Lestec Bailey, Morning Star, : Woodr~w White, Mr. and Mrs. 1 On Wednesday morning the Joshua Loqan's I 11 Mrs. _Pratt presr.nte_d ~evo- 1 spent Wednesday afternoon with Leon Perry of St. Albans. W. church and comrn uni!y lost an''ENSIGN PULVER" t10n~ usmg as her top1c, 'The 1Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Delenct Howerton of other mem ber, Mabel Gnffm, tTechnicolor) 1 Va , Mrs. Walker 'l'ommy Burl lves, I, Enterprise EUB Church mem. l_OOth Psalm." Th~ progrom en-1 Those spending several days '! Belle, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. very sudden ly . Last rites for Robert Walter Mallhau, bers will celebrate their 90th an. titled, "In the Spirit of Thank- with the Grover White and James While. Mrs. Darlin 'Thor- her v.ere held on Fnday after-' Sande;. Mill!e Perkins. I niversary Sunday' November 8, i fulness_," f.Bken from the Ideals I Ralph Ballard families due !o I ton of St. Albans, Mrs. R o n ~~e~ll~r~he NiJ~?Yli~;e~n~7~n ..--~;2:::-~ at timed intervals. \.\hen the annual Homecoming m~grmne, was presented by the illness and deaht of their Given. Mrs. Farley, Pt. Pleas~ Singers. Martin Dolin Jr ., Len- Pulver see his collectioon • Rrong up to 12 hours• SUSTAINED relief is observed . Mlss. Mabel Hysell. mother and grandmother, M:rs. ant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burn- na Holstead. Sonia Price Donna 1 of pin-ups lover, fighter, Services begin at 9:30 a.m. The member~ partlcipa_ted in Grover White, were · the" £ol1ow- ett and fami ly. Mr::;. Edsel Jon- Jpan Ballard, all of Foster, W. 6,7~~~~~;~d~n~!\"AI-'U. I with morning worship. Special the thank offertngat an tmprOo ing : Mr and Mr3 . f $ Eddy es, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Welch, 1 V~•~·....._..__ _ _._......-=!~iii:=::::::;.;.::::::::::==; lO's music will be pre:iented by the 1VIsed altar feeturmg an tllum- and family of Wooster, 0 ., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mallery. Sr. lr 1j Youth Choir and Mr. and Mrs. inaled picture of the head of anal Mrs. Clayton Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cobb, all of I I Garrett .(;hristy of Grove City. ! Christ. an open Bible and light- family of South Charleston, Mr So. Ch~rleston. Mr. and Mrs. : At the Sunday School hour at ed candles and_ a cross. Mem - and Mrs. Junior White and dau~ Ebon White, Teays, W. Va ., · ,I Medicated Decongestant Room Vaporiur 10 ·30 special numbers wil1 be bers quoted scnpture of thanks ghters of Warsaw,~ -· Mr. and I Mrs. Nellie ~ecket, Rand, Mr. • One spray in the room lets )OU breathe prasented by the Boys and Girls or praise. Mrs. Paul Baker, Killbuck , 0., 1and ·Mrs. Blame Groves, Oral 1 eas1er instantly. Chorus and again the Christys. The traveling prize, donated Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean of Groves, Maxin: Grove~. Char~ I A basket dinner will be enjoyed by Mrs, Edgar Reynolds, was Bolivar, 0 .. Mr. and Mrs . Aud, I lesion, Mrs. Olhe Chrtstopher • Easy to use, no vaporizer bother. at nopn_ won by Mrs. Susan Rawlings ley White and daughter of Woos- Belpre, \irs. Ruby Beah.rs. Mr . The afternoon service will be- with Miss Hawley awarded the ter, Mr. Melvin Ballard, Wichi- 1 and Mrs. Jenning Monroe, Ed~ I 7 oz. aerosol gin at 1:30 p.m. Featured !ling- attendance prize. A dessert ta, Kan. I ward White , Chillicothe, Mr. : Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edge\ and Mrs. Eugene Rowley, Dun- ' ers for the afternoon will be course wos served by The Uhrig Brothers Qunitet of Pratt with napkins carrying out called on Mrs. Cli~t Orr and I bar, Mrs. Edith Kyle .. Colum- 1 Chillicothe. Also entertaining in th~: autumn theme and Emer- Mrs. Lola Sorden Friday. ! bus, Mr. and Mts. Nell Kyle, the afternoon will be the Chris· .son quotations. Small turkey Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Medina. 0 .. Mrs. Pearl Hanth~ i RED tys, Kay McClintock and other candle replicas were given as sons spent Sunday with the Clint ory, Reedsville, Mr. and Mrs . Reg_ 69c local tnleRt. favors. Orr family . Vernon Dolin, Ravenswood, the I 98c COLGoO\Te !' Field Worker will Miss Sharon Holter attendel l ___, _ ---" FLUORIDe Ho.use of Horrors a Latin Club Party at Nellie FIRST Speak in .3 Churches Parker Monday evening. 1 QUALITY Feature of Party Miss Dorothy Barnett, field Miss Connie Spencer. Athens ! REGULAR th For Up!iet Stoma 'J'he " House of Horrors," was worker lor the Women's Divl· spent weekend with the Ralph Certified Oil Station 1 a feature of the Halloween par- sion of Christian Service of Ballard family. . ty Saturday evening by the the Methodist Church, will Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr call·' W· Main St. SPECIAL SPECioO\L of speak at. th:ree churches in the - -- - - - - --- - - -· Senior Youth Fellowship Heath Methodist Church in the area Friday, November 13. She 1 basement of. the church. Dec- has worked in Hawaii, Korea, ! orations carried out the Hallow Philippines and Japan. een theme with members. at~ She will speak at the United , tending being taken on a tour Methodist Church, Pomeroy, at 1 -of !he '·House of Horrors," by l w a. m., followed by a potluck REGULAR S9c Connie Cooke. I dinner at 11 :30 a. m. At 2 p. m Catch the gleam in Rutland Taking part were Dwight Dow she will be at the son, Tommy Cooke, ghosts: church and at 7:30 p. m. at th( Fashion's eye when Douglas Dawson, monster: Ka- East Letart church. All Meth thy Spengler, witch; Mike odist women are welcome and you go forth in this Lloyd, Gaylord; and Dee Slav· I urged to attend one of these i en, corpse. _ meetings. Those attending the : Sparkling Boot of red II you want the FULL protection of a SPECIAL vitamin-m1neral supplement, choose w1th 10 a. m. meeting are asked to Games were played Kenny Russell in charge and bring a covered dish and table : or black patina. prizes awarded to Joe Reich· service. ~ man. Dee Slaven and Sandy Swartz. Movies of the group R' • PTA to pr. and their activities in the past tVervzew • LARGEST -SElliNG vitaminSUPER GOLD CUP mineral prOOuct 1n America. three years were shown by I Meet on Morulay Premium Tlra • SELECTED lor use by the U.S. Mr. and Mt'l, Leo Smith, coun- Riverview P.T.A, will · meet Ol\lmpic Team. selors. Concluding the party the Monday evening November 9 at I • BALANCED FORMULA oill Rot. 24.35 _ group took a ''ghost walk" the Riverview school. In obervitamins. 10 minerals g1ves Love the snugness of through the cemeter). vance of National Library week I you the added assurance that your baste diet meets the R... u.. 2a.u Refreshments in keeping with an interesting program will be : We compound your prescription this Slanting Boot needs ol sound vitamin nutri · precisely as prescribed by your the party IJleme were served given by the elementarv teach· I doctor from our cornph~te, fresh by Mrs. Smith with Mra. Jean ers on the different phases of in Red Pattina or stock of pharmaceuticals. Cooke and Mrs. Wtlliam Rus- rtading. A film "Programmed bottle of 36 ELITE SAFETY SHOULDER NYLON YOUR (Rrwif) sell assisting. Orange and black Reading" will be shown and Black Crushed Grain (Twin While W•lll streamers, and jack-o·lantems pamphlets will be distributed to : 0 decorated the dining room for the members attending. ' Cowboy Heel. Fo• Tho the party. · A Book Fair will be held foJ. Price Of lowing the meeting with proLlmlted Stocll ond Sizes HOMECOMING AT BHS ceeds to be IISed for books for " Many Other pr. · The annual homecoming dan. the school library. Refreshments Styles $5.99 to $9.99 re of Rutland High School will will 'be served. he held this Friday evenll!ll. The ----Jays will emcee the dance at RETURN FROM ARIZON~ I ' . 1 PRESCRIPTIONS tile Rutland High iluditoi'lum. Mr. and Mrs. Fre4 Smith, Sr. , PHONE WY 2·2955 ' The event is sponsored by the Bradbury, ha .. returned home RACINE, 0. 112 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO R.H.S. Pep club and Year Boot after spending three weeks In No. Second Middleport llafl. Ph<>!nlx end Gl•ndole, Alz. . ,. ·- There's Magic. II NatJ'on,·tl ~entlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov . S, 1964-S -Dilly------- - - - -- CALENDAR SOfJAL CHICAGO {UPIJ ~ ln jest, 1dle Orientals for Notre Dame.' the 41-year-o\d Parseghlan an " and too much tre<lil for win- 1 roach of the we-ek . B~t on the cles." lis rmnds call hlm •·the rug 1His product is top flight loot- honor he'll accPpt, but won't 1ning. I can't take _ (T~t for other hand, football hsJudged by 1 Parseghlan, ot Armenianp,ler,"' and before this sea- ball. cia 1m. producmg the f;od-gJven mnate tilt> long range se~sn~ , IO , French desce-n t, and 1 he first 10ft · ends, they may be in the This week his team is rankfd He 's Unite I Press lnter na- ' skills of my football players . I gdmPs, and not mdlvldual Protestant coach at Notre ~ket rur his merchandlse, 'I No. 1m the nation . It's unbeat- t10nal's coad1 of the wt:ek. I take crtd_1t only for ret·ognizing games, and rm vt"ry ~1UC~ Dame, began refining the tech· , Whither it be rugs. music or en with a ~ record . The 40-U Credll!i Players the1r ability. We've only refmed :lware of the de~andmg sched niques or the Fightin,a: Jnsh io football shellacking the fightin& lnsh "A coiich is givtm too much l their techmques . ule aht><:~d of us !he four teams a squad meeting shortly •Iter Ara Parseghian doein't pde-1 handed Navy last Saturday won blame for losing," he said. ''I"m honored lo be named remairung n:-present real obsta- he accepted the job Jail De- --· .---- -- -- cember, ending an elght year 1 Fire Which Destroyed 36 Pettit's Jump IS c . DS Mystery :. hot ives Racehorses remal 0, Nov. 8, JVM ! Use (Rexall) Cough Anniversary ol EUB Church Be Observed 1 . I .: . '' ,.,~-[~~ll ~ Knf _1. . . Cold Products (Rexall) TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES •~:~~~;:~~ ~o1ssolve ' BOOTS ' J ARE .1' I' 884 TOPS FOR 1 TAG SPECIAL! fAll 28.9 P£P10· 8\SMOL SPfCfAU . TOOTH PASTE 69t 39c ALKASUTIER 37c 1 SPECIAl THIS WEEK-END DUNLOP MUD & SNOW TIRES (Rm'!)SUPER PLENAMINS 1 650x13 750x14 u,, Vartous s•IZes - 2 I' ..... 1 SJ99 PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ROUSH S SHOE STORE 2.59 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS �. .. .. ._ - - . . . - · · -~·· · ·· ·~ - .._Pftlly sentinel. Pomeroy:~liddleport, 0 .. Nov. II, ttM ' Mrs. Kenned,· ,. ........ . ... •· . ~ . ·- .... - · ·· ·· .#~ · -·- · ·- Moderates, Conservatives Election Shock Wat'es . .. ;~~~~;~·;;;:~~d;:::~... 'Are Dlsagreelng • SharpI Y -lev••· !lnlendent, Introduced each, and Roy, Mrs. Evelyn Napper, Mrs. Vil'llnl~ Well!"f, Mlu Shirley Wtyti"IIIIIUw, lim. lDdna presented tea~hers iiteraturo.l Vlr&inia Wears, Mrs. Jan Eb- 1Jeffers, Mrs. Nellie Eblin. WMver, Mn. JIJII Abbott, Mn. MostPBS to ass Introduced. and the number of lin 1011 a lloor prize to Mro. Sending gifta were Mrs. Ed· VlrJII Carl, Mrl. Cecil EV8111, 1 , • rs. Waller Kennedy. Jr · •n- years each has tauaht, were, , Helen Joffen. ith Davis, Mrs. Mtry Jonet, Mn. Ietty ~ Jrllu Ja& Iertatned the Golden Rule Claso Mrs . Ralph Welker, Beginners ll<ftshmentt 10rved were a Mrs. Nettle Phillips, Mrs. Flat- leo Eisenhower, Miss Sandy • A miew of tho book , ''The 1read a proclamation from the ~f t~ Pomeroy Churr h ol ChtJsl cia.,, 16 years : Mrs. Orvtlle A stork shower was glYM In beautifully doconlecl cake say- ence Eblin, Mrs. HuLer Eblin, Jeflera, Mra. Sieve Eblin and ,Christian and His America." by I Federation president. There was M~~be;~ •:~~ mg " her home We\1, Primary class, 25 years: , honor of Mr. and Mro. Benton lng "Welcome Baby," ice Mrs. Allen Olburn, Mn. Betty Mra. Norma llller. _Sishop Gerald Kennedy was giv- a display of the Good ff9m the • Til<" ;neetmg In d wrge 01 Mrs. Mil lon Roush, Junior class Eb\l n on Oct. 26. The stork cream and kool adt alter whtch . " by Mrs. Emerson Jones Blind with Mrs J E Harley in IM · . 4 year ; Miss Elizabeth Duffy. 1 theme was carried out by doc· many beautllul alfla were open . ..._,__ ,__ Middl eport Uterary chara:e . Mrs. R.M. · ·Sherman · Bowers. WUCII lol~ wa s rs .edElwood . . bprestde M'l nl 1ntenn ed'Ia te c1ass, 26 years.., Iorations of pink and blue rib- ed by the honored gues I. ' Club met Wednesday lftemoon 8 m•e!t IoRpen with ~raye• Y 1 toni Jerry Masters , Balconeers class 1 bon Games were plaved with Attending were Mrs. Kenneth I the h f M ·- . oush . Devotions taken from r d M Ch I .. . DI M w d FMoulk , ~ orne o rs . C.M. Hen· The next meeting will be held I Timolhv 44 were led by I Eour yeaGrs.Jdan R ," · , ahr est Jli'IZ<s awarded to Mrs. Dennis Me ongM, .fl . M an a nesy. at Lhe home of Mre Charles M . skew, ,o en u e c ass. t ree -- --. - - - - - . t rs. BIJne organ, rs I .. The author who is nized B db M . • rs. Edwar~ Venoy , who . a.lso years. I ' \\'alter Wears, Mrs. Den n i !I •• front~r~nk churc~tates- tdracan~7 · dur~~· ~~enr::~?'er:O:. read ..an article. "Thanksglvmg Two te~;~chers were absent, ~ gie. W.. Va Her husband , Rye. Mrs. Alma Goodnight, ' ilum and leading pulpit preach· g Day .. Membe" respondoo _10 Mrs . Helen Letfhetl, of t he bert Dtckens. preceded he• Mrs. Helen Jeffers, Mr• . Agnes ' 'ler. voiCfJd concern for the isBues 1 roll call with a verse from Mat-1Adult class who has taught 22 11n death In June of 1957. She Mowery, Mrs. Lydia Delong, 01 our doy as rolated to the t 't I hew . . . years, and Mrs. Harold Smith, leaves three daughters. . one Mrs. Audry Hagger. Mrs. Wen· lmperativ.s ol the Christian re0p er nVI e · Plans were made lor a Chr~sl- 1 Nursery ria" . Three substitute son. three brothers, one SISter dell Eblin, Mrs. Evelyn Napper, ligion. 1 ma s party at the home of Mrs. , te achers were also recognized. , and several grandchildren and Mrs. Jo Ann Wise, Miss Nancy Kennedy ciLes his deep con- I 0 Bowers on Dec,mber tO. Plans . Mrs. Waller Kennedy , Jr ., Mrs. I great grandchildren . Funeral Eblin, Mrs. Norman E. Hysell, 1 cern that this Christian nation 1 were . also made t~ purc ~ase a Jerry Ma stt"rs and Mrs. t-:d-' services will be held Monday Mrs. James F . Evans, Mrs. ·recover 1ts · m1saaon -• ·m the worl d 1nat1v lt; stand-up scene lor Lhe d v at 1··OO o'clock . at the Albans Henry Arnold · Mrs · Doris Amchurch lawn wa enoy . . ·In·' a. time Inof global crisis by Ruth 'I'ompk.ins worthv rna· i Mrs.. Milton . . Roui':itJ. t:onduded . . , l "_.u.,n.,er'"a"'l.,H.,•m_.e.,'.,n,.c.,o.,lu•m•b•u.,s......... ol.,d.....M,.r.. s..... ru.,c.,ha"'r'"d"'E"'b"'l"'lnio,•M•"-.-11 LEARN o•· DEATH . -re-diScover g the faith manifest · · . d · h · 1 ,. ' -• b 1 foref h · . tron . and Harry P. Smith. wor- 1qUiz ge~~es .urmg 1 e socia WEST COLUMBIA - RelaQI Y t9 at ers tn Ole be . hour w1th pnzes awarded to . .&innin& of American democracy thy patron: pres1ded at the tives here have rece1ved word ....... 1i' · meettng ol Pomeroy Chapter Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Masters and f th death of Muriel (Ed· t mea. _,.verett Hayes gave an · Mrs Venov Hefreshments were 0 e 1 ~~tereating sidelight view of the llh66, ,?ES . . TuTesda}l' t•Vt>ntng at seved to 'the above and Mrs . . wards ) .Dick'f·n~ . ~ho passed I Construction Gr•de: :martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana e .uasomr emp e. (. . . . . away F'nday rnornmg <it Doc- I •ra. . . . ' PJrl t>s Eske.., , Mrs . Melvm H . ·t · c 1 b oh· 2x4's, 2x6's, 2x8's •nd other framing materials • Many doctors prescribe our Little Yankee Thomas .LdU!ary Associaho? meetmg Invitations were received to · Sm1lh , Mrs. Denver Kapple and ! tors ospl 8 1 m 0 urn us, to . :which abe attended m Columbus attend a dinner and reception Tommy Masters. She was the _dau~hter of ThornCheck our price Heels for extra support and our staff Is fully quail· treceDtly. honoring Jessie c . Negus, wor- 1 • as and Lotti e Van Metre Edfied to fit prescriptions accurately, Sizes 4 to bigS. 1 Also REAL SAVINGS on roofing, flooring, ; She also discussed some Ohio thy grand matron. at the Union 1 T ·I f' • wards and was born at Magieuthors and their books which Loca l High School. Morristown, f!ll( rers tlrP biVPn r-_.-......-....,-, ____.-.......,11 siding, paints and plywood. 9 :Were on display. According to Saturday. November 1. with I Recognition Sunday FIRST ;Mr. Hayes, a member of the dinner from >:311 • 6 30 p. m. Teachers were recognized at QUALITY ;association, it is a unique insti- and the reception at 7·30 p m.; l the Pomero}:' Church of Christ I REGULAR & ,ufu.on among the states havm g and to Friendship night al Gal- during the Sunday School hour, 1 Certified Oil Station !'r-Ill purpose the preservatiOn Jipolis on November 23. Sunday. ' SP 3·5SS4 MAS,ON, W, VA. 102 1!. MAIN POMEitOY ~f Ohio' cultural heritage as 1 Invitation!. were also rccciv· Glenn Smith. assistant super·' L..,w.,.._M_•_in,_S.,•.,..,.,,.,.~,..,...,~~....,..,,.,......,...,...,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""',_!! L..=========l!!!!!ll!!!!!l!!l!!!l!!!!l!!!!!ll!!!l!ll!l!!l!!l!-ol found In the works of her ed to attend instalation of ------~- -~-~ -~ ---~-~-~ -~ ~uthors and composers. officers at lhe following Chapt-' ' Members answered roll eall ers : Valley Chapter. McConnels. by naming a religous leader. ville. Nov . 13 at 7'30 p. m : , , -. ChtiStlans and America are Topic c, Of Book Rev1ewed lor Literary Club H Cl I Stork Shower . ' Given Recently Benton fblms Ro-1 Ch 1 .I ' fiT d T R ecepfion D1'nner, Nov. 7 1 0 XfQROS & HI•CUTS I 1 for the child you love Carload Discount Prices 1 Alfred WITH THOMAS I N l"ome<ov BenFr ~· Robert Coats dtslnbuted Harrisonvile . Nov . 19, 8 p. m.: ~ermon booklets written by Nor- Athena. Nov . 20, 7:30 p. m.; tnan Vincent Peale. The meet· Marietta, Nov. 23. 7:30 p. m.; lng was opened wtth the singing New Marshfield, Nov. 28. 8 p. ill "America the Beauliful," m.. Bartle!\. Nov. 28. 8 p. m.; \vith Mrs. Hennesy at the piano . MI. Moriah at Beverly. Nov. ·. Mrs. James Euler, president, 30, 8 p. m.: Evangel ine at Mid· -~ Connie Bachner is 'Hostess at Party • Ml C . B h te . ss _onme ac ner en rtamed w1th a .Halloween party Saturday eventng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' erett B hner The b t .._v t' ac · f th :se~en J;'l~crea Ion room 0 .e ac mer '•me was decorated_m the Halloween theme. Dancmg was the •· . lhe evenmg. . .,Iversmn o1 DOLLAR STRE H dleporl . Dec. 3, UO p. m ; Belpre, Dec. 5. 6 p. m. : Cheshire. Dec. 5. 7:30 p. m.; and Galltpolts. Dec. 14. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Tompkins reported on 1 G.ra nd Chep ter ~ss ·1on s 1n · CJ n-1 cinnati, October 27 • 29. Mrs. · T k' d M s• mil· h · omp ms an rs. thanked the Chapt.er for the privilege of serving the past year. Installation of officers I was announced for December .1 . 1 Marguerite's S~oe Shop ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. ... ASK FOR A SALE BILL I I 1 Panthers go NYLON SNEAKERS SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING • SAVE BOc SAVE $1.00 8 Ch · F" Y •cago orm DIAMOND IIINGS To any 11r1 the maBie naml! in diamonds is Artcarved . Be· loved for more than 100 Yf'lf1. Serlr- a I I I" fiflf GARBAGE CAN WASTE BASKET SIT-ON HAMPER ~~ 1.77 ~~ 1.77 J ~a\ 1.99 • AII·WNther Plastle • SaniUry Swing rop Big, 10-gat. s iz e with tight-fitting lid. Metal bail handle. Gray. 45-qt., poly plastic can in yellow, turquoise or sandalwood. • V•nWated 8ac:lc Heavy polypropylene plastic. 32 -qt. size, hinged cover. Decorator colors. ~ts 99c eFormica Top • Ceill ng Tile ~~~ 27c spec~l • Storm Doors • Storm Windows - FREE ESTIMATES FOREM~.~ & ABBOJT WY 2-5321 'f: 2nd Av• Middleport, 0 . 88c • BJc, 14Yt·l•ch T•" • All.,••nic--F,.. 8 x 10 -in. color prints. 2 -in. scoop molding. 10% 10-in. plastic pot in white, green or copper. 8ra6s Fruit-of-the-loom in muiU· x 12% in. overall s1ze. plated metal sta nd. Shredded urethane foam. flionauralsand stereQs. 50 t itles, •• many st ripe or floral print. Opaque taffela vinyl in turquoiset pink, gold. Quilted front, zipper. Rec. 1.98 1.17 size. Narrow shape. Poly plastic. gc Alt new flashlilhf battery ln 1hndard size "0". :1s Rec. 98c IRONING BD. Re1. $1.79 LAUNDRY BASKET ...... 84c: 157 KITCHEN GADGETS 2f33c YOUR CHOICE All fine Ekco prod· ucts ••• tongs, beverage openftr, stopper, peeler. 2 can openers. c. CANDliUOIU' sn g,.,... ,..........-... -. u ... GOESSLER Jewol"'f Store Pomeroy --~~~-~-- Artcarved 1...,.,_ A $1.600 suit has been filed by George s. May, ol tha International Company, a cor: poration of Chicago, IlL, against the Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co. of Tuppers Plains. The CW· ca1o lirm is also seeking interes! from September of 1962. In other Common Pleas court 'activity, Judge John C. Bacon set November 10 as the trial date for a case by Elmer A. Reed, etaL, against Grace V. French, and December 7 as the date for a trial in an action by Ethel M. Allensworth against ~Manning D. Webster. _ _ _ FIRST QUALITY R&GUL.AR Certified CJII Stetion W. Main St. Pomeroy SPECIAL P•dded soielo decorator colors. Grecian Key pattern. - LOW j Meigs General Hospilal ADMISSIONS - Teros;;:l~;::ll Middleport: Lawrence Muon. DISCHARGES - None. PUICF ~' Rq.llc DIIH cumtl •• ~ •••••• &n7c 1 Oc .... 41c 45 IPit RICOIH ••• •••• • • tc RtJ. 31c GIRLS' PANTS •• ••• •• • ••• 31c Rq. stc KNnTIMCOIION ....... 44c PLAYING CARDS 39c lee. $1.00 PLAine DRAPES •••••• S7e RQ. $2.91 QIIU' ILACU ••••• •. 2.38 bf. $2.21 TOTS' SI!PEIS .. u .. 1.74 •.,. * WOMEJII'S e\4 CHICKEN e FRENCH FRIES ·eSALAD - - - - .aen ..... 3/17c c PA. REST AREAS WASIUNGTON (lJPI) nsylvania will have 65 n e roadolde rest areu alone its 1,. 575-mlle part of the Inlo,rslltte Hlgbway System, IBYI the orlean AuiOmoblle The program, designed to compltl«< 11111111 with the state In 19'12, will more double Pennaylvania's n11111ber of roadside restl. It will be nanced by motor llceDIO Ieos. NAMED AF'I'ER INDIANS Sea nt:med after Ute Carib Indiana I who, at tho time of the Splniah conquest, were conniballstic, The En&lish word "Cannibal" comes !rom one of the used by the Arawak lo to lhe Carib Indians, acc:<~rdl;n& J to the EncyclQpaedia Brittm•l· The carrlbbean Ben Frat1klirl ~ SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN · PHONE WY 24498 ' POMEROY, OHIO ~ liD operate. 'SYRACUSE, 0. I ' EASY TERMSI Ebersbach Hardware "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. MISS AMERICA LOAFERS POMEROY No They Are Not On S1lt, But Thoy Aro A Torrlflc Buy At - - - - - $7,99 fvll Ron10 ol Sl- .________................. ~~ . I ' ' GIRLS WIDE CHOICE 0~ GIRLS & MISSES Flats & Stacked Heels Vtlull To $5.99 ---'-- Sal•$1,99 LOAFERS Penny and Italian Styles Black, Bro,wn • Linen Luncheon Sets G~~::_'"_r_ 2 ~w50c • P'IJ I OW Cases Rou. 2 Mustin tor t~.oo _ BUY ONII e Pictures In ,,,,o. - -- - - - GIT ONI FREII • 2 Chair Throw Covers sfyloo, onlv • Playtex Bras IDisconflnuod 11 loft, Yours f o r -- e 21nsulated Jackets • Jeans endam,BOYS ORIII PANTS $J.91 $1 .59 ••ch -h LARGE GROUP OF aoYS & GIRLS SHOES, OXFORDS and LOAFERS VALUI!S TO $S.99 $1-99 •• $J.99 Broken Sizes $2M $J.99 Solo Reg. To $5.99, White ' WASH CLOTHS Low Original Colt ••• Low Operating Colt A WARM MORNING Gas Heater saves you money several ways. The original cost Is low, and because it's built to last and to 1lve fu~l· saving, trouble-free service, a WARM MORNING costs you les$ 1 REPORTS FORFEIT The Ohio StaLe Patrol has pol'led the conviction of acd Clark, 22, Pomeroy, Gallipolis court. He forf,olted $12.511 bond for no muffler. Sl:zw 5to9. NEW "Top-0-Matic" Contrail No stooping or bendln& no fumbling in the dark to adjust the controls! WARM MoRNING puts the Thermostat and Blower controls at the top of the cabinet .. • right at your fingertips! JUST IN CASI! YOU REALLY WANT TO SPLURGE-BUY CHICKEN BASKET ~~~~~~style. Bryon Gaston, Jr., Columbus I was lined $15 and costs on ~ OFFENSIVE LINE-UPS char~e of having no FOR SEOAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ~cenhe"'· Both men were arrested Wt. Yr. Pol. WI. Yr.l Y t Meigs County Sheriff's Steve Mowery 175 12 LE David Reed 180 12 · Depa•tment. ·· · ·• Earl Beery 205 12 RE Rex Cummings 182 11 , Mer! Beery 190 12 LG Bob Crow 220 12 ~RRESTED, JAILED Jack Fox 187 12 LT Har. Hendricks 183 12 James Franklin Bowles, 25, Gary Derr 185 12 RG Don Cullums 150 12 · Middleport. was ar.-esled and Guy Champ 193 12 RT Louie Diehl 180 12 jailed by the Gallla County Bob Courter 196 11 C Carson Crow 165 11 Sheriff's Department Wednesday John Gasser 162 11 QB Frank Porter 167 12 on a bastardJ rbarge. Geo. Hummell 161 12 LH Bill Jewell 137 12 Jim Brandt 167 12 RH Bob Smith 1~5 12l FIREMEN CAlLED Dale Brenning 177 12 FB Phil Swindell 195 12 Pomeroy volunteer flremes Defensive Replacements - Logan - Dick Fox, 157; were called at 6:44 p.m. lb. senior end; Dennie Baker, 160 lb. senior llnebaclt:er. nesday _ to extinguish a and Lloyd Simmon, 246 lb. 1enlor guard. ft.re m tile Dexler area. Pomeroy- Bruce Simp1on, 160 lb. junior defensive damage was reported. haltback; Dick Knight, 16% lb. junior defensive hair· , baelt; Robert Emler. 180 lb. 1enlor linebacker, and TO MEET AT MARTIN Gibbs, 165 lb. senior center·back. The Middleport-Pomeroy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tory club will meet at the tfn Restaurant In Middleport 6 p.m. thl1 Friday, according President Dick Rosenbaum. GOLFI!RS TO MEI!T The Women's Golf aS!Ioctotlt>n of the Pomeroy Golf club wiD meel Sunday at 4 p.m. at Ihe club house. WEEK-END 30 x 50-ln. size in smart. Extr~ h..vy a.oz. terry. Pastels. 21 ... llnf••"'"""''""'"-'· • ~~ "'"•••, , ....,4 37c COVER •••••• 67c t lniC!I~INI'II lin, -··-...... _,11S.CII) 2.99 Rec. 59c PLASTIC PAIL ••••••••••• t tflil•. ~UGS SALE SPECIALS! new hits! T11trlte BATTERY eAwnlngs 97c I • Whit• Plastlr: Fr•mea ~-quart •P•neling WOMEN'S BLOUSES oHoii&R- FOAM PILLOWS CI.-Mt ............... ' ~~~ ..~1111111 IIIII .... ....... -- .tt71.00 lrld. pastels. URN PLANTER --· ' . ., . . !l Bermuda, button• down, spread colllf styles. White and 32 to 38. Framed PICTURES Cltcllt ... ...... ...... .. 1. fMOII.IIf A. CMftiiUIY In ,,.._,., .... ... ... .. t IOM GARMENT BAG a.&.~ eT-o&C- WASTE BASKET e Floor Tile styles. Shop early to see the widest ran&• of styles ;md prices. A tmall depotlt hold~ your choice. wheat, blade, ~77c • Kitchen C1binets , • , America's most admired lllsmartFalla*Nii:IDe, 12-ln. LP RECORDS . See Us For Your Remodeling Needs PRICES START AS LOW AS67.50 . . . 1.18 DAY SERVICE ROBINSON'S For v·Ictory ,... l.clc*,. F' aurr ONE SHIRT FINISHING - .. t ~ f 178 SAVE $1.21 I live You Warm-Floor Heat at Lowest Ctstl SAt'E 2lc 1 7 45 Refreshments of sandwiches, ' ;efr~sh~~n~· were served by donuts and pop were served to I' ed d M t Bl ttn tJte guests including Kathy Bail- r an .ergare ae ar' . Sh Ch'ld Gertrude M1tchell and Agnes , Teres C. asci, e1 1a 1 _s, Brown. yce Dav1s, Nancy Harns, _ __ ~ana Hubbard, Mary .lane ' DAUGHTER BORN . J~nkmson. Ruth Ann La~ey, I NEW HAVEN, ·w.- ·V!r.lli Mr. ! ~~~~ry Long, Cathy Manley . Cyn- and Mrs. DdYld Whitio.· (Linda I ~a Ml.lls,. Kathy. Morgan, ~em- ~ Kay Bolin,.. are -ann~ the .j alee N1er1e, -LOis Ann Sauer, birth of a fourth daughter on Sherne Shuler, . Dennts Ault, Monday. Ni\11;; 2od..al· Renton ~ke Busktrk. JJm C!atworthy, Hospital. Renton Washington, v'r•n J~hnson, Mike M~llen, Bo~. named Kimberly ·_Raye, weigh· b Rtce: Bobby Pnddy. Jell ing 8 lbs.. >% oz Her sisters Bpggs, J1m Conde, ~Ike Gress, are Kathy SUt', Barbara Kay, J.rry Davenport , Btl\ Hapton· and Cynthia Louise. Grendpar11, Ray Hmdy, Chu;k Mullen •• ents are Mr. Donald White. lor. du. ~ 0'";' Lar~y ~a~ce, Ro~ , merly of Cu lloden, W.Va. , now m y, ~ve ur e I, an , Tacoma, Wosh; Mrs. Faye M. , rk TannehilL I Bolin. New Haven, and Mr. ' I .fohn Bolin. Athens. 0. Matern~8 Members Atterul 1a\ great-grandmother is Mrs. touncil SPssioll i SuSie McDonald. Logan. 0 . On J:hester Council. Daughter!' of . Dec. 10 MrL . Fa~e Bolen and Atfterica, met in regular ses- daughter, Lon wd~ go . t~ Ren. sidn Tuesday evening with 2B ton wh~re they will v tsJt Wll h m!mbers present. , the Whites for a month. The die Trussell, vice counci l· Whites we~e lormer ~ r igs or presided and upcned the ~ly r~sJdents. m ting in ritualistic form. Viol Hill and Glenna Hayf' we . reported ill. A thank you notwa:-:; read from Hattie Fred- I er for kindness shown hPr tl e last meeting. . CJrst nomination of officers : ON Wat held. Plans were made for : a P,Jtluck dinner at the next meeting. It was announced that dish cloths and dolly and donny duzits had been received and we~ on sale by the ways and metns eommittee. Erma Cle- 1 LAUNURY!ani reported on four members ' »RY CLEANING visiting Theodoru11 Council on WY 2..5428 POMEROY Monday •••nlng. I Ohio ReturnS Are Released GAS HEATERS I HOGG 1 'OCiety OteS HEELS 18· WAStDNGTON (UPU - R8o ' Romney aurvived tho Dlmocra· "President Johnoon will be able notion's history . both in Ierma itl pwmed to II)' to Wtlhl!!t• publiCIIll weatbered a torrent tk lalldllide to enl!anca hi.! to put through any program he of ~ nunl!l«n 01 votes an4 today to ap11111 1 ,.. dqs .,.. of anli.Qold-ttr voles 1o wind proapocts as a future GOP pros- wants. in percentaa••· lore Jleadtq lot tile \'lqllll 1• up today with a net gain of one idential poalbillty. But in With 118 per cent of the COUll- lalldl lor a v IIIII. 'l1loy • &overnorshlp, but Democrats Illlnola llepubllcan Charles H. 1\'A~IUNGTON CUPU lry's procinctl coonu.i, !be r• rived at lila J h at atill he 1 d the nation's sta~ Percy, once CODSidered a llkey tocr t..c1P coo.<:es<rnen who in- l ou118 of Tuesday's ·~ lhow Wednesday lor a 'rietor}> ~ By LOUIS CASSELS than we lho1111ht." Smylie told new•men the party Houses in 8 firm grip. pro•pect, !alod 1o WIH8t Dem· ' " '''' that Sen Barry M. Gold. Johnaon with 41 ,727.846 votes tD cue and 1 lriltmphallt ,.WO. Uallod Prell IDiernatlonal Can't Slop Now would best observed by ocralic Gov. Otto Kerner . wattr , cand1d, ••. would mean Republican OOillinee Barry M. cetber. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Re· "We con'! drop it now nor do Burch's,rompt departure 1011 "nle outcome of gubernatorial Romney, who deellned to en· ··,ub,tantial" Republlean gatno Goldwat.,-•, :11,1117,1110- A mar- Before tho ranch parir, Jobnpubllcan moderates and eooser- we have any mLention of drop- added, I hope he can be Cllll- blstilu m :1& stale• indica~«! done Seo. Barry M. Goldwater, " ' <···~ito\ H1;1 are !lOin& to &in ol 15,529,8116. In percent>ges 100 !1!111 a leloqram Ill 1111. vatlves dlaagreed sharply today ping it," he declared . "I doo't vinced of this." IIIINlvt apllt-Ucut vo!inl de. won by about too,OOO votes over ha" to get usctl to bein& •• John1011's total does not show Barry M. Goldwat.,- eallllll (PI" on what hit them Tuesday - feel the conservative cause hal DemiOII1 Outler cided many of these conteall Democratic Congressman Ne~I <•·' ~ : •;smen . ouch a lar&e margin, but it is "any ludenhlp ond effoi"'' tile and also on how to go about been hurt - :15 million voLes Colorado Republican Chair- largely on loco! tssues. Staebler, doaplle a mort than 2. The 17 were port of 1 group still 1 record. He is c:redited clelealed Republl- ~ &etting off the floor. are a lot of votes. A lot of peo- man Pal Wolf w~s less re- R bllcana defied !be naUOIIo to-1 marlin for Prealdont John· of 54 House '"embers who with 61.4 per ceat of tho tOll! tlal candidate eould make j,. Moderatas blamed the GOP's pie are devolecl to the cause of stra10ed. Whlle saytng that he 1 el'::.ns to ouot Democrats In son In tho atale. '' •~<k the pre·>lection W<-;ic. vote thia year, compared to 38.6 ' ward bulldinl Ameria and aJi. opectac1j}ar election defeat on conservatiom .". .. was not criticizing Goldwater, ~:.::,slates _ Washington, WisBucked Landolkle tiun They wor ' ousted by the 1 per cent for Goldwater. l auri~t~ an honorable peeee. what New York slate Chat~man (Opldwator satd he anttctpated Wolf dem~ndoo that Burch and consin and Massachusetta. Dem· In Rhode Island, GOP Gov. "Okrs In the Johnson landslide ' The telegram was In rep]J 141 Fred YOIIDI called "an ill-ad- an eflort by GOP moderates to Goldwater • campaign manager, ts r laced Repllblicans In John H. Chalell bucked a John Tun '·Y· Lea~·•l 1'' :101 lf&S JOHNSON CITY, T... IUPil l a message In wlll<ll Goldwalft vised, badly-led swing to the wrest control of party machine- Denison Kitchel. "get the hell ;'"ra _ ~~ and Arizona The son avalonche to win re-e\ec- 1·ne of the orP, m;, .,. ol the -President Johnson swapped conceded the election 1011 GtfJroxtreme right." They 11id the ry frum his wing. But he made out. " w~ GOP pickup of one tri.:Omed tlon. He defeated Democra· group, Rep. Jack Westland R campeign tales and looked into ed to "help In 1111}' way I ~ party must give up Goldwattr· clear that he and his supporters : Democratic edge from 34-11 tic Lt. Gov. Edward P. Gallog Wa;L the administration'• future to- toward achieving a better Amtr· Ism and get hack Into the mam· will fight to keep the rems of toe 33•17 in the 60 otateo. ly. Johnson 101 II per cent oi l day with hi• battle-mate, Vice ica and a secure and dJcnUjed otream ol American thought. power whtch they captured at the state's votes - his biggest WASHINGTON (UPI)-Amerl· Preside-Elect Hubert H. Hum peace." Conservatives inslstoo thai the GOP convention m San Michigan Gov. George W. marlin in the nation. President Johnson's landslide Francisco laal July . . ..-. Democrats captured 17 Yictory over Sen. Barry M Anti-Goldwater Republtcan norshlps in the 25 races. Repub,j l Goldwatar wu not a repu- governors already were squar!leans won eighl - Kansas, , d\atlon of lhelr political phlloso- ing off for an internal party Mas!IBchusetts, Michigan, Mon- ' phy. but only a temporary set· battle. Gov. Nelson A. Rncke· Mr. and Mrs. Jame• Crock· tana, Rhode Iliad, South Da· back in a long-range cause. leller of New York said he arell and family, roturned to kota, washington and They ..ld the GOP must re- might meet within abo~l 10 their home at Alexandria, Va., sin. main true to Goldwater's prin· days with Govs. Georga H?ID· Sunday after spending the pest COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Here ciples, and try ag81D m 1968 to ney of Michigan and Wilham several days wtth her mother, . the final unofficial returns In converl the American people to w. Scranton of Pennsylvaru~ ~ Mro. Llnme Gaul. lruelday's elecUon in slatewide !IAN DIEGO, Catll. (UPlJ conoe.rvatism. discuss plans for "rebwldmg Garner Grllfln returned to . Oh' led b Rep. Bob Wtl1100, GOP congresGoldwaler himself struck this the GOP Columbus with his son-in-law rthaceo m 1 10' 1a'str~r ff' Y sional catnplicn committee . · . d d ,_ h e oecre ary o •~ 1 o tee: h 1r h ed' ted th note m a new• conference at Gov . Robert E. Smylie of I • an uuug ter, Mr. and Mrs. Presldenl c a man, as pr IC a .roePhoenix, Ariz., Wednesday. He aho demanded the reatgnatton Chari .. O'Brten and Kevtn who L ndon B Johnson (D)· way struule amona Repoblisaid the election rpved only ol Dean Burch, Goldwater's had spent several days with Y • 24UO 1189 cans lor party leadershtp. "The Romney People, the that "this (conservative) effort handpicked chairman of theRe· him after the death of Mrs. Gr\f. Bar M G ld t (R,)· ' turn• out to be much longer publican National Committee. fin. ry · 0 wa er 1 470 650 Tal! people In Ohio and Nixon" Mr!. Harry Guthrie is with ' ' would be mvolved in the tntra· C" d · , her daughter, Mrs. Delbert U. S. Senator party contoot, Wilson >aid. Driver Ite m Yost, and family at Sugar Robert Taft Jr., Rl . The Republica loss "m,.ariS :I 334 902 Street Accident Grove. 0. while Delbert Is 111 D l. • • complete rebuilding ol in the hospital. Stephen M. Young ( ) l918173 party al every level," said ' Pomeroy police have cited Henry Wllbarger of PittsCoOitell - at • llii'Je ' ston, towhho' Tuesdalyb wt on re-elecClarence Struble, 58, Pomeroy, burgh, Pa. came for the funer. ton ts seven erm. to Mayor Charles I.egar's court al of Delbert Gaul and made 0 Oliver P. Bolton (R): dent Johnson's "dealt 1•711 ·918 mortal blow" to the Repul>lic:an on a charge of failing to stop short visit with the family. within an essurred clear dis· Mr. •nd Mrs. Charles Robert E. Sweeney ID): party in the house," Wilson D. t ,885,865 f th Wood I lied It h th I lance as t e resu o a ree. e v• . at e Clair Obio Supreme Court ' car wreck Tuesday at 3:45 p. Woode home 1ft Pomeroy and Francis B. Douglass (R\ : WARM MORNING'o bucleti·PiiCid m. the Mrs. J. B. Hayes home In 1217 081 closed front circult~tors are otfe,. ' Police said Struble ran inlo Middleport Sunday afternoon. Charle". B . z·m <' D : . I services ' ,, I merman . by I RevJVa th e rear 0[ a car dnven are In pro. 1 783-. 015 Rita Wears, 18, Pomeroy, which gress here this week through . ' ' idn _turn bhlt Mthe baGck of a vehMiclde Rnext Scundtoaydev eninthg with the 1.Joseph D Bryan ID·: ICODtinued From Page I) 1 men y ary ress, 36, . 1 - ev. as , o1ng e preach~ 1 217 1 ed · d 1 OM> p eled about 50 per cent of his dleport. The accident occurr mg an Marshall Ruth asslsl· C William O'Neill (R\' ' attempts. A favorite target of ., on West Main St. when the mg in the visitation . I · ·2 0112 764 i cars driven by Wears and Gress I I ' ' Por~r, and also halfback Bob I Sntlth, has been Senior End ' had stoppe_d for a cur rna king a L B G 'ff'11h 1D D d left turn mlo the AP parking Athens Man Fined ynn · rt l: a vi Reed. Reed has taken No other make of gas heater offers so much quality, so many felo lot. Struble told officers he 1 C C 1,385.770 passes to scoce 24 points for lures, such beautiful styling to the price-minded buyerl n ounty ourt Louis J . Schneider Jr. (R ) · Pomeroy 'tn league actt'on had taken his eyes off the Gordon R. McAfee, Athens Rl. · · 1•481 '736 The Pa nth ers are ·In good PhY· ' road to adjust papers on the '"Carpet of Comfort• Warmth at Floor Le~el 3, was fined $150 and ct>Sts, and slcal shape coming up to this seat. sent•nced to a three day Paul W. Brown (R): next-t.,.their last game. The 1 WARM MORNING's autom;stic _plower pours out comlorltni heat t..-m on a DWI charge this 1.928.502 following Friday Pomeroy · from under the full width of the cabinet ••• spreads warmth OYfll week by Meigs County Court Rankin M. Gibson ID): up its '64 campaign at Oak mil your floors wall to wall, .:orner to corner! $1,800 Snit Flle1l Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. 979,978 in a count·for·nothing contest 1 L l•t tle Y4an k ee I I • I, SHI!I!R SEAMLISS HOSE Also A Limited Supply of Self Seam Hose 49c MENS INSULATEO - _ a..tucod T• ss.oo Work SoxNice For-Any Outdoor Activity J. Prelce Tho Kid _ _ _ __ _ .,. THE SHOE BOX • Boys Winter Caps .... •2·" All $1,00 J. PrleCe MIDDLII'ORT, 0. • S Sh e Yotlow Jock••• weat 111Sslz.. tto '"~·~·..;_:z·";..~.,-~:::.::::::::::::::::r:::===' ftr .. eh �• 1 .) ' ~Daily Sentin•1. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. Nov. 5, 19M WANT Male INFORMATION ..... • tlnw«., •Na P'••)' . Dou s.fnrr l"uhl1rltl..,. Dr>t~turo• ~., •• '""' CANI &1.1 A1JON. l"f\RR &l""ln"' .. .. llitll ""' •et~pt..,g ·~ .... o.. oJI> fl ."" • • p,, .. ,. ..... , .... .., on SINGER Zig Zag equipped. permanent route work I wlll _ 1963 model, round bobbin, train vou Wnle B !laugh I sews forward and backward. p () B••); !Z6 . (~r ov e I man. Balance due '1 months, $6.00 ll 5 ll p City Ohio, monthly . WY 2-2204 DlllltiTY I I II S Stc fl..a.I•VL.A IIU"'e; I'Qinllal"'e• OP For Sale Help Wanted $3.00 or more per hour Business Services "'•h• •• ~- ·-·~··••• •.tw .... ,................... .....1H'"l:r'""' MM 2 SIGNS AD - I Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 Corvair Mann Coupe $1895 Local owner and low mileege . Jet black finish, red buckeL vinyl seat, -ton the floor, 110 engine, aood whitewall tin~•. radio and heater. 1963 Chevrolet Impala . .$2295 4 Door. Luw mileage b1· local owner, spotlt>sa mte-nor. belie and brown finish. V8 enalne. Powert:lide trans . ,_ o .. d·Jo an d heater, whili!w&ll tire!. show little wear. 1963 Tempest Pontiac $20.95 LeMans 2 Door. Red over white rlnish, good whitewall Urea, 326 cu. n. VB engine, automati~ tnns. Radio and heater. 1 A real smart car. .• - ~ P...,......, ....... _..~. ..... ~ ~ ·I :I '"'~pnntUHo ~ .... ... ..... ..... ...."' ~ ,. .... ... • Pomerov Motor Co. @)~ .... ,, ..... ....... ...' ... .. ... mu~ '"'; I ;:;::~s ~~~:d P~~~r"er~~~;: Riverview Gardea aub By Mn. EvelyJI Brtctlel Fourteen members of the Riv- M and Mr R K Ro and Smlth ""d l ervlew Garden Qlub enjoyed Beveral :.:.ya' In sons ol t. eatmg out at a restaurant In Is where they attended U•e fun Mr. Dana Hysell spent Thurs- Parkersburg for their O<:tober eral of hl! 21ister, Mrl. Geor-ge day and friday with his broth- meeting. Crace was 1!: 1ven bY Hem at the Waugh .. HaUeyer and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley. The presi- Wood Funeral Home. Mrs . Denver Hvsell of Col· 1I dent Mrs.a Chrlstmos Walter Brown, an- Mr. and Mrs. Olio Strauss ol nounced flower . b um US . p d R Ra r Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bar- show to be held Nov. %8 and 29 omeroy an, ev. Y ·•le tels visited in Cincinnati with I at the Pomeroy Elementary of Chester VIsited Mrs. Norma their son and daughter-in-law, School and a fall regional m.et- Dean here at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels ing •t Nelsonv ille on Nov. 7. daughter, Mrs. Belly · d h'ldr New year books were given her. Mrs. Dean is lmprovmg an c 1 en. f h ·u Mr. and Mrs. George Jones out by the vice·president, Mrs. rom er 1 ness. I spent Sunday wlth the former's Harlis Frank, Mrs. R, L. Lark- Mrs. Ethel Slout spent a uncle. Mr. Harry Jones. ins presen~ed lhe members With few days with her daughter . Mrs. E. s. MiUs spent 1 membership c~ds. The Nove~ Mrs. F'rank Dorst and family few days wilh her daughter ber meeting Will I>< at the Wll· ol Long llottom. Others v . ' n~ M"nur:r~d .~i 'I' wmpated wHit ~.311t,eot or Waelllet, Crab a-: atuW 11po11s: lin cmr. ~ 1.-. llaafonl lor the !Ike Kaeppel, Pt. Pleauol; Mrs. on; J . Pt. Pit.. - · ... bo ., w ...... Carrie '11ulnlbull. Hartford. aDI. ,... - ... t nes found ..,..rrt~y DISCHARGED ~ 111117 Crawat a e<mtructlon lite on t b t BIG BUYING SHOE 'NtJII'F fonl, Pl. P!qunt: 111n Clrl 111BJRTR'I'THM - l(lo_ uti Mrs. ~~tpuUsedarebe thoBe ol a whale NEW YORK (UPI) -Nobody Gardner, Pt. Plea:..nt; · Mrs. tla Wallace, Galllpollll'orry, a 20 and 30 ' ·· - 11a1eo uti ....., millionv yeara tween ago The bonel •er WO&rl 1,500 shoea tlltt ore -·~ _..ter, Gal- clauihler. 1n two ~ ' purebued here weekly. The groups a 1 a yard a- footwear consiBtiog o1 o d d • =o~e,:-"~:':~ !:~lots and'overstocked Items, are DAILY by an earth mover ~orklng on bought at cost prices hy E• ,._ LA..-! tbe ~onstruclton of the h t• quire Shoe CUe Products for L ra..ct -.a 6. rq wuw 10 00 s tesUng of producta and for use I!De IDI6.-..cot ar nuclear accelerator. by demon.straton of irutant :mit. Mmm"* Bot. 0 r. Earl. Packard. Stanlord shoe clolorlng In department I J:~1' • ILCUII paleontalogJst, says the b 0 0 e stores all over the country and ~ I!OiliJII. :M.IIIII fragment& were Identified on television programs I a llelt1e A t. Ctn& through comparison with the un. ' II.·Partof . . IS.<ba lversily's other fossll hones. He -troo liP Olild the whale lived during the OIL JI'ACI'S 115.-ot 1.Mioce.., Era, when there W<re DALLAS (UP)) - The oil 30.1>!7 many local shol!ow oeu and the Industry In Texaa employs 211,- 17. 8,.-J ot H. &elfNorth American contlnenl wu 02ll persoos, about one oul of ....- . I. 10 IUU emeraJng. every 17 workers In lba llate, u. :"... · AlieUon sU.Ustlco: compiled by the Ter. ' tiJNpol1l H. t loll RECORD AUGUST as Mid-l'.ontioenl 011 Gu M- 20. llapl J8. lri.ClotQ' ·- ~ sociation show 21. .l&p' ODe •. a - .. LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Lone StU State already ._:::-_ IL=for ab&Wk'a Western Air Linett profits In has produced 26.7 billion 40-gtl· ll8. lllxcW... WlpbJ& August reached a record tl,· l<>n barrels of oil and has 18.8 116,000, or G cents a share - billlon barrels ot known re • · - the highest monlh in the com· serve• worth more than f4 bllpany's 38-year-hislory-J. Jud- lion. son Taylor, vice president and ;12. v.m-. treasurer , reports. PleaiWII Valley Hospital ': Profits for the eight months ADMlTI'ED - Mrs, David 'as_Auumod ended Aug. 3• also set a record Jeffers, Mason; Mrs. Sarah liii1Jel of f!),S79,000, or ~.23 a share, Redman, Pt. Pleasant; Curtis ' : ~- c. :P...,., ..=., 18.=- J- ...·11.== ' ~:h~e~o~;. h~~e M~:~ th~~ !!:"' !' I. 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Ext.-Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tln)''o Country lfymos 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12:la Larry Anderson Show f:OO Jim Meea Sbow 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show !Thurs.) 1:30 Local News 5:00 Jim ~ Sbow 1·00 Slm • ...~ • or> 1 wanet • News lol\5 Sundown Sareoado 1:45 Sign Oft Saptemtw;r 1:45 Sign Oft Oetoher SA11JRDAY 1:00 Sillll On - NeWI 6:115 ;Country Music 6:20 1Country Jamboree 7:00 ~ Ander1011 Show 8:00 Pomeroy HI Jl'ootball 9o30 Middleport HI Football 11:00 Top Ten Show tDalrjl Valley) 11:30 Top Teo Show (llutlons) 12ootl Nooo News 12oIS Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell LOO Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6:45 Sign Off September 5:45 Sl8ll Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 8!1111 On - News 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 Ji'renJ:h City Baptist 8o30 Newt 8:33 Hour ot DeUvvance !Elder Cline 1 9:48 Congressman Abele 10:~ Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washington Reports the "eoplo 11:00 Sunday Show 12,00 Noon News 12:15 Cbristian1 Hour 12:3ll Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew PIII'SOOJ 1o30 Rev. Slla• Billups 2o00 Sunday Chapel 2o33 Rev. Roscoe Tborno 3:00 'Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country llymntlmen (Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6o00 Baptist La ' H yman • our 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ')fi September 5:45 Sign Off Oetober ABB!I! AND SLATI fERRY and~-. He<~d· BLAETTNAR'S -- ~- RUTl.ANO . n.,.,__,_ GOU>I! ' COULDN"·I L£T IT GO fOR LESSTAAN $100,000 !! "" nt=)=p= 1 a~d fa~ily .. .I AM TICI<LED ' TO HEAR THATU f. I' HER - 104.= I ~~~e Br~g~~ VIS~ l AIN'T EiOT A BLESSET THING TO TELL P.T..1111. &ettlo4• 1954 FORD b WAITIN' FER .a :Medley - Iter, ~· u · 1 I SHOll! YONDER'S ELVtNEY OUT AT TH' FENCE til. Pod iDO.IJa:Daw I Cu,/t[tl' f<tl/tf . . . .-KCU .S.Boy'l I I Prod~cts I .... 8ALLS O'FIRI! !! =- 1 I I ~ :...odla&' Mrs., I I ' I \ ' I I .._ e:i':"' :rr.- Che~a· h -·-- CROSSWORD ·Gelll";: I Hospital News ~ndoso~~~;~~:~.~~· ~~~a'I<IMrs :~~~s-Balderson ·1 l u:~~:J-;! •perl t.48od~ ,_shu• om IIIIN!lS STANFO , BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON Mrs. Benita Sibley of Alamedii, Calif., visited .with Mr. l GOOD CLEAN stoker coal. De.... , ••• FOR YOUR every need ol Bull- livered at the minf' Phone .... lrtt ••• 'ft •hal> ll 5_ IOtc Back-Hoe work dozer and ~·· .,.,, ,.,,.,......,.., '"..,...'""' SH 2·5022. Shuler contact Rmmet w. MAriA PUBU C AUcrJON ' 342 Pag~ Street, Middieport "'~ ·~ " ••• -~. Saturday, November 7, 1964 atj C.n•• OMO ruernWY 2·3243 . Free estimates Ill •• mu..- ''""'If IR ~-~ , . rtll'H OOIIo Farm ponds, private ponds' It p.m. on Salem Str<et In Rut-I ••• 1:1 .....u'-•""' ..... ~ '~'~- . "-• basem~nt excavations, septic land. 011coun• 1 - gas range, 1 coal • •• tank excavations. •d• ~~~· ••••".. ·~ ....... :AlU) \)tliTI,i range, 1 - coal heater : 2OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. lb"NII..t. 11 2 tic .,..,l'fl m\11 ' I tfl !OI dressers, l bureau. l POMEROY , OHIO ,adl"n,.., " or.,.r• t:IOII~ Employment Wanted table; 2- rocking chairs; I -~ ... ;o.UI, t' o.u, ---bookcase with curved glass, ... turd ..... • '"' ,t:.;t•OO a.oo" WANTED o 20 ladies at once' cooking utensils, dishes, some Auto Sales I 'J-Ib 1'0 Full or part. time . Christma ~· · -" ·• • a&iltJt..,1 PI:&( 11104 :t Nil !955 FOR-D Country Sedan. home on Nov. .., •o season - discount for 0 I needs. Box 668 C, The Dail Many Mi scellaneous and an- Good old car, except . tires. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Craig C.B.C. Club Igene Story and son of MarysPHONE WY 2-2156 St'ntl!lel, Pomeroy, Ohio. tiques. Auctioneer, S Ii m Also F~rd 3f4 ton p1cku~. Entered Hospital and sons Mark and Jerry, of Tfle C.B.C. Club met at the ville Ohlo 1H-7tp Chapman, Clerk. Nellie Vale. Cood t1res and ~turdy, m I Among those who entered Clevelaud were weekend vlsit- home of Mr. e.nd Mrs. Ernest ' ' . Terms: cash. Not responsible ~ood shap~. CurtiS Johnson, Holzer hospital in the past 24 ors or Mr. and Mrs. Grady ! Whitehead on, Saturday even- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. We1mer For Rent for accidents. Jl-4-3tc Rt. 1, Racme, Ohw. hours were B. L. Starcher, 1100 Craig and children. ing. The clubs school project and daugh~er.' Mrs. Norma Hat· lo51 and Found -·g ' , ll 3tP Second Ave., Dale D. Ro'h"eb, Mrs. Beulah Sumley ol South . fort he year has been complet- cher of Winfield, W. Va., were 5 - -- 6 ROOM house. Hartn Hei hts 1 REWARD $50 to anvone who 8823045. New Hoven, West Va. Jt+tilc Phone l APPLES ' Bur dett e Frul t '"'1.6 s unday guest hero of th e~r · - I Rt. t Gallipolis. Mrs. Ernest I Charleston, W. Va., Mrs. Eva ed · ' can tell me where my 3 white- i I Farm. Phone_ Wy 2-6970. , 1956 Volkswagen pickup truck .' A w·tr s Rt 2 G ill lis Armentrout and son Virgil ' ~efreshments were served to other daughter, Mr. and Mn;. faced heifers wen~.. Tom Duf- APARTMENT rooms and Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. Runs good. Will sell or 1 ~ 1 ~f!l 1 ·Bentl/ p~e: I Wood of Poco W and ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Edd Humph· Jamea Watson and daughter, 1 4 1 rey and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Anita, and helped Anita eP.le-fy, Syracuse, OhiO 10.31-6tc • bath. Maple. Midd leport JO 23 25tp j trade. See Arnold GraLe. Rutrry Jc ae y, ' .e Po.mer.o' ··ere ' 001 0 . t' sh.,e. Delbert H. Black, Rt. 1 Car1 M f Y " b h hd 790 d C ----~------ WY 2-2963. 11 3 3lc ! land Furnitu_re o., ay 1me Thurman. Joseph Donovan Den- ISunday gue.!lts of Mrs. MolLie I Ronald O~borne and son, rate er 5th bi~t ay. Anita 1j Notice . WHY BUY a Carptt Shampoo- SH 2-481t, 01ght SH 2-5501. ni•, 128 Park Dr., PL Pleasant, Guinther of Second St. 1Rob<rt Kmg and son, Mr. and returned home w1th them lor - - - -FURNISHED 3 room house er., We'll loan you one FREE 11 2 .3tc I Gregory Allen Thompson . Rt. 2 1 Sammy Flanagan, who is at- I Mrs. Donald Myers, Mr. and a VI Sit. with bath andSt.. basement. The Blaettnar. Auto Co . . wi ll 1 3!3'> Condor Pomeroy . Wllh pure hase 0 f Bl ue Lus- !954 BUICK ,entury . Excellenl Pt. Pleasant, Robert E. Board, 1tending Marshall Colleg• at M ~rs. Dde';;er RWebe;;,and son~ Mr. and Mro. Harry Keller close at 5 oclock on F'nday. 1· Phone WY . . tre Carpet Upholstery running condition. Priced jRt. 1 Letart, W.Va., Clarence Huntington, W.Va., visited his f r .. 1an drs~~ oy d MnnumWen who make their home in Flor2 2981 · November 6 bf'cause of the ~ 3tc I cleaner. Baker Furniture. right Hackelt's Sohio Serv· C. Eden, Rt. 2, Letart, W. Va., father, Louis Flanagan, and amiPY. kan lliTrh. an rs. ~- idt in the winter and in Maine 11 · Logan. we _ I 11 3 6tc . · oo a game m l<':e lC 22 tic I Mrs. ('(. ara B. Kay, Sou th Sl·de, grandmo th ers, Mrs. A. L. Fl an- I ren f th IC1 ens. b .11 be next . h meetmg d in the summer were Sunday f tb 11 LARCE KOOM f t . . ' h ' th S d M M M D'ddl o e c u WI e Wit Mr. an suggest you do a I~o. , •, 1 or use as. s orW. \a., Tomas E. Sm1 , y- agan an rs. ary ' . 1 e, M W It 8 guests of Mrs. Myrtle Frost, 1 BLAETTNAR'S age ur garage. WY 2·5293. . ~i,JNGER Sewmr macbinel The Rambler racuse. Carro ll M. De-er, lron- ·recently. rs .. a er rown. Others visiting Mrs. Frost Sun· II 5 2tc I t1 3 tfc I new SS9 50 up. !>everal used 'ij'orld Standard of Compact ton, Mrs. Elmer .1. Miller, Rt. l Sammy Arnold, employed In Riverview School News . day were her daughter, Mr. and · ·macbmes a1 bargaln prices ~cellence 1, Franklin Furnace, Mrs. Rob Chicago, Ill ., spent a week end , ~e eiScghhth gl radle ell ass of Riv- . Mrs. George Thomas of Worth00 ! WILL not be responsible for 4 ROOM down<tairs apartment! The ~·aortc ~hop ' inger Sales Hlg ear room, rtde and per- R. Williams, Huntington and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs ermw e ec ed the 2 foi- 1l ington and daughter , Mr. and any debts made by ony other I with shower. 1:29 Butternut and ';ervice. Pomeroy. Ohlo lermance. Small eM eeuoom)' Mrs Earl E . Cooke, Nitro, W. Sam Arnold ond brother, Pat. i plowi~dg offlLc.erds onEvOct. ~th. l Mrs. Ronald Be11 of Canal Winthan myself. James R. Pr id- AvL. IIUUSE. :l rooms and WY Z..22M. t 21 tfc and managerabiUty Va . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush I res_l ent, m a ans; vice- chester. dy, Rutland, Ohio, Route 1. bath. 311 Wctzgall St., Phon-e See Discharged r~cently spent from Friday un- president, San4~a ~ewlun; sec· . . ll 3 6tp WY 2·5333. to 30 6tp l Real Estate For Sale Metropolltaa Motort Patient. recently released In- til Tuesday with his daughter retary , M~ry FJtch , and treas- 1 Mrs. W•lms Gumther of Ches. 1 ter was a Sunday dinner guef't RAWLEIGH for sale. I FURNISHED 3 room house, .- - - E. Maio Street. Pomeroy eluded Mrs. Lawrenct Eblin, land son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. urer, Jee.me Ca_shdollar. Wy·2-&U2. 10-24- mc bath and basement. 313 1-' Con. Pbooe WY s-3111 John Priddy, Mrs. Betty Alonzo, Paul Ord and sons and Mr. [ The class dectded to ask Mrs. of her mother, Mrs. Effie Wat. 2 3 dor St, Pomeroy. 4 22 tic Mrs. Jackie Burris, Mrs. Jube 1and Mrs. Dick Roush of Shen· i Hazel Turner and Mrs. Dorotby son. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Wat1 r'----..;,.-----; 1, - - ---tO 27 tfc I .. Canlor, Mrs. Otho Gregory, niston, w. Va. I Cashdollar to asSISt With pro- son of Silver Ridge and Mr. s~:ii~;~;~'::,i~~ ~;!~'~ Instructions John r.reer. Mrs. R. 0. Bosley, Spending Thursday and Fri- Jects to help them earn money and Mrs. John Guinther and APART\1ENT 5 rooms and POMEROY -3-bedroom frame . u 5. CIVIL SERVICI TESTSt Lowell McCaley, Mrs. C. Guy , day with Mr . and Mrs. Ezra ' for the cla~s . ~on o~ Chester spent the even] both, oe~ly redec?rated. Ca t! , house with bath, forced hot ' . Young, John H. Wilson, Jeffrey I Phillips and Mrs. Phillips' I News Item• mg wllh Mrs. Watson. 1 fat her, Mr . Wa 11 er Coo k were 1 ttMr.ded \\·alter Crooks, V.. Y 2-3631. . air heating and full base- l Men . wor ... n. ut-: o : ~ . . start !UP .. Ber kl ey, Mrs. Th oma:~ P't , and Mrs.h Earl Humphrey , , w Pt-epnl.on t.r.tn1na I Cuth · Mrs. Katurah Kimble and 111111 00 1 m~nt. Down stairs. with hard 1102 Rep:ister fur thl~ goorl secn nd I. 10 23 tfc 1 \lDtU •PP<>u" ' rtanuaandl ~ '"'""' f{lrd , Mrs. Elma Evans. Gor. : M r . and Mrs. Cecil Cook and aM en tta C lei omtlecommtg akt "'Pt11 IE11.perlalCI' \JIUtll) unn.,.,.e• J E R ane D ege le pas wee - daughter Mr. and Mrs. Willard . . car eac h time vou dri ve in . I h fl apartmem r 1 wood oors, as Jvmg room •an f'REE lnfona•tlQD ora ~bt don Market, ames . owe, I son, Ranr:ty, of East Liverpool, d Fortney and children of Cleve· FURNT."'liED No purchase necessary. fust 1 0 1 16K251 with large fireplace •laMu r• '~emtDU WI'IU to .... M D th G M J kl'e d 'I G'l'· D d en . re)ll!lter 1 rent in Mid dlt>port. Grounrl • chtn1 ....rn• •ddrt•t aM pllon• 1 rs. oro Y .ee, rs. ac an JY rs. I ~rt onovan an M E · S . land, Mrs. Mory Kimble of ( ..u "··til. J"U Bed- I rJncola 'Jerv\Ctll. au ao. Tbf Rh P.a and ,·nrant daughter• Mrs · It wo sons ol Newe 11 , "' Va. I t' ' rs ·. M umce prague1 lS a ··· pa-1 Coolville and son, Mr. and M•·s. w ., ' dining room and hall. l")alb ~ntlnt-. "· t · G II HOME OF UNICO TIRES 1 " 1 set 'nf d · I . . 1en m e1gs enera osp1w I floor' 3 rooms an I (J ~ 2nd 4.v see Mrs. Hnw· rooms have Pen co Larry Lathcy and 1 ant aug• Barney Merrttl of Wheelmg, 0 t p Carl Kimble and children vf SUPER SERVICE ard Cecu, I!OfJ w. Main St., space. Large lot on East Mrs. John E. Sexton, Jr. ' Elizabeth Merritt, of Mt. Alto, M om~oyk p·1 k . 118 I Belpre and Mr Kaylor's sister STATION Pomeroy . ,...h. WY 2-5262. Main St. with large shade Legal Notice and infant son, and Mrs. Ken- 1w. Va .. Mrs. Harold Weaver 1 rsd "' f~r . \.ermf . ~ r~ in-law' Mrs Lime Kaylor and 1 Jack W , Carsey lO. 22 tfc trees and out of high water 'I •N THI COMMON PLEAI couRT oF I neth W, Robinson and infant and children and Mr. and mg nen s m I son of Broad Run 1 Mrs. Cordon Winebrenner and Mgr. WY 'l-9932 Also, 4 room garage apartMIIGI couNTY , OHIO daughter. R M nd, 'tha. 1 th W. Va. were Sunday guests oi for 3 1CJ.arenc11 Arthur PrLce, ca.u NO. 1Uil daughter, Mery Ann, oger with ereMr. 1 • •r.· tGarage kspace h $ were 1weekend andspen Mrs. Ware.I John Kaylor, TRAILER lots for rent, close me'"'' AUTf )Ml mtJ.E lnsnrance been to Laundrymat and schools cars pus wor s op, 16,000 ·1 n PLAINTIFF. Col. l..ewis Unit to recent Sunday guests of Mr. 1ren Pickens M POMEROY - 8 • room fram e . Ml•on Ho~•tc-Uer. Executor of t.n• and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner. I · r. and Mrs. Dennard Blake canrelled' '-ost vour opera Va0ey Lumber· & Supply \:Om· house with bath, gas heat. l !t~i.. of Greta D. Pr~~~~:~':5i"~~ Meet November 6th SP4 William Eddie Guint~r. Mr. and Mrs. Lee ~ro~ ~d and daughters of Mansfield vislor'o Ucerue? Call W~ ~pany, Middleport. lti-3-Uc ing large lot high and dry I LIGAL NOTic• PT. PLEASANT The Colowho has been stationed at Fort I so_n of Waverly, Ohio Vl.Sit~d I ited here over the week end II~Uc ' • The unknown heln ol 8 t\1 . Don l Ch 1 L · Cl te of With Mr and Mrs Alpha Sm1th th h' 1H:lf<..:F: an~ four ,.rv, .. , fur r1·~· h& with beautiful view of much nJlly de-,_. .... ~. G w oonn11lly. de ne ares ew1s 1ap r Belvoir, Va . recently spent S · · I WI IS parents, Mr. and Mrs. ceued, Ella 8 Jecbon, dllt.'(!ued the DAR will meet Fnday No· on unday. Will' Blak ed and 11nturmshed apart Livestock of Pomeroy. $4 ,0011 .00 , 0 wn· and Anna o rune. deeea.ed. whose . ' two months at West Pomt where . e. • ments ." ary Circle __ _ W'.' Z..!i434_ L2 6_ de er will trade for 5 _ room resldencu an unknown wUI take nmber 6th 3 p m. m the Man· he parllctpated in the training Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whtte. l ----;~• Mddl A 5 notice thai Clarence Arthur Prt.:e on . H R ts ·u be head and daughters Mr and PIGS _ . PhoneforWI Sale. 1 1 eport partmPnt, rooms property in Rutland. tht 'Hh day of octuber. 19M. tu~d s10n ouse. epor WI gtv- of Cadets Upon the completion . • · · 1 pel ltlon In thll comroon PI••• en from the 59th Conference of h . K her h I Mre:.. Warren Pickens, Mr. and I 10 29 41 p bath 'lnd bas<:>ment. on ground HARRISONVIlLE - 7 • room hi• 9 3044 Court .... a tun and for the County of I e was sent to orea w e e IM D w b d I r\oor Newly decorated. hard· frame house with front .and of M~'"'prayer and st.ate ot Ob1o tbll Qb~Clt the West Virginia Organization . f e er an sons,t' of whl<'h 11 to vacate lht . WI 11 remaln Or Oflfi! year. ttrs. d denverb'rthd d' 1 wood floors automatic heat back porches, cellar, 4 stall prevlou• Jud1ment ur th~ Meiu of the Amencan Revolution. I Mrs Carrie Sinclair and dau-1 a en e a ay mner ~ ' Business Services Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 Uc garage ,. OJJtbui' ldlngs . large e4 Cnunty Common Pie.. Court render Delegates attendmg the con- Ighter . Rose Ann, accomparue d I the home cr Mr and ~rs. Bill . Ph 1n c.an No. 8.526. d' one Jot (180x180. l $3 500.00 Own- 'fhe parties a~ove mentloned •rlll ference were Mrs. Cary H. Ray. b M• d M Ernest Th-eiss 1 Mere lth and sons at Beverly' WILL DO rug weavmg. WI 9-2826 10 29 Ytp · 1,2 Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar · ' · turU1er take notice tb11t tber bave . . Ih J Y r. an rs . Ohio Birthdaus honored r Kun area Pomer Phone . er .might fmance with $800.00 petition beu made partie• 11dend11nt to said burn, Regent, MISS Lea ane and familv1 of Groveport spent 1 Charles J. w~ e · • • and that they •~ requl.rell Powell Mrs John H Collins Meredith Jase Whlte1 WY 2-.3618 · 10 2 tfc dO\'ln.c. c. C1.JCKLER to antwer tbe a;ome on or IJefor• the ' I • • a recent weekend With Mr. l Lothe ' J ute an d dauglher • and tilth day oc DeC"ember. 1964. and Mrs. Hersel A, Henderson. . head. TRANSMISSION Salvage Com· - 8 ---. Clarence Arthur . Prl.u, Plainttu H t f F .d , and Mrs. Charles TheiSS and I Mrs H N Cowdery spent George Buchannano f Coolville 11. pany Repairing all makes. Mill )ERN 4 room and bath Pomeroy, Ob1o HAI..LIDA v a.. sHEETS os esses or Gn F ay s Johoson mee ng daughtr in Cincinnati ·with· \1r. · and Mrs. Ralph 11Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Day and • . BOX •• WY , · R. WILLIAM JENKI NS are Mrs J . · , week tomalic and standard trans2••1 838 . w. HAYEs PETTRY urm shed ~par tment . M I u ""'9 • • • • ' · Mrs Mollie Gumther daugh- M'll d 1 ·1 · 1 · f ·1 d F nk L · Sh d fdl~port. WY 2·3874. i 11 3 Jtc I Attorney• for Platnttn Mrs Howard Price Mrs Dana 1 • ' d I er an am.l y of Be tlmore ami 'I an ra ew1s. a e missions EteC'trlc · welding I \ uol u . 22. zg, 1111 :~. t2, 19 . ate Bradshaw Mrs. wuitam H. Rar· ter, Thelma Grueser, an Ohlo. She also attended t h ~ visited recently with Mr. and Phone WY 2-6173. __ -- ·- -- _ 9 lJ tfc I i din Mrs ' William Meade Mrs granddaughdters, PMhr~; DR 0 Y1 Fairfield Co, Fair at LanCilster, Mrs. Winnie Bailey and famlly . 9 24 tfc "YlH "ENT • · lup ono- Oh'•o. Sunday guests of Mr. an d "' " · mod ern house, FOR SALE· '· House end lot in J, H. Doolt'ttle Samuel Nichols and Mrs •Ralph· Armes . an .Mrs · &.UI GntHer Ptumbln& aact six rooms and oath. YoungsNew Haven, West Virg inia. Dies on Wednesday W Raike ' van, Vl~ited m New Haven, W. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cowdery Mrs. Floyd Barringer were, Mr. tteatmg town kitchen. tile flooJ I~ Lot fronts 50 leet on George PT. PLEASANT - James . . Va., With Mrs. Thelma Relt- celebrated their 25th wedding and Mrs. Harry Keams and Mtn<nvllle Ollto cated at 136 Lincoln·rd Call Street and 50 feet 00 U. S. ffiier. anniversary on Oct. 22nd, at the family of Mason and Mr. and 62 • Adkins Repre11ent8 End \'Oir H"Wl'l troui'U~II Route 33. Three bedrooms, Herbert < Mosel Doolitlle, S Fl n of M s WY 2-31120. • 29 tic of Point Pleasant Route 2, died S .ammy anagan, so r . Ralpy Miller home in Baltimore Mrs, Junior Jlan'lnior and llhll ~e bau aD tize-.1 bath, full basement, two Wednesday at hio home alter • States Co-Op Alice FlantgBil ol P~!I'Sbur~ Ohio. A very nice anniversary dren. Se-wer Mar.bmes For Sale large porches and bullt · In PT. PLEASANT - Ca""""e rece~ly won a _Bowling Propn· was enjoyed and other nice sh<rt illness. ft.ft:uooable R.a~et and lllel MB Adkins of Letart will represent ~tor 1 Elimination Tournament gills were received by the cou· GET DEFENSIVE BACK kitchen. Terms can I>< ar- 8 A f CaD W\ t.-1914 Uay 01 Nlgbt ELECTROLUX sweeper, has ranged, This is a good home anner. ong son Southern States Cooperative ~~ Pa~k~rsburg whieh made ple. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-Tho 7 • tic cord winder, attachments, pa# or investment property- Pt. County restdent, be was horn members in this area as dele- him eligible lo play In the Na· Mrs Velma Barnhart was , San Fnanclsco Forty Nlners of Pleasant Building and Loan June 26 · 1902 • a s~ of the late gate 1o the Cooperetive's 41 st tiona! Tournament ot Philadel· ho•te;s Ia the Birthday Club lhe National Football League IIEATING, Plambtn&. MooDer per bags, guaranteed. Bal· Association. 11 3 3tc little. Wilhamsurviving and Magg1e Doo-- annual stockholders meeling at Pbj 8 • p a. are Eads two broth· for their October meeting. Mrs. have obtained defensive back Fantaee.. .tnJoJd Brotbert. an ce due $28.00, WY 2·2204, nd y· · · N Keith, the small son of Mr. A'· 1 B 'It 1 from . h 1! 5 5tc ers, Kurt and Homer Dooli!U•, Rtc mo , JrgiDIB, on ov,~res rt on wa ven 118 Ea~1 Main Street, Pom· both of Rt. 2 Point Pleasant. ember 12 and 13. Sandy F. Pyles and Mrs. Grady Craig, Is ill at Alva Cross hou!lt on Cherry St. the Minnesota Vildnga. eroy. PbODO W\' Uitl. Housetrailer. FOR SALE OR RENT: House, Funeral service will I>< con- of Point Pleasant manager of hiB home Wlth pneumorua. !962 ELCONA Donald Harden, altalding Co7 20 de Two bedrooms. Emerson PooL 6 rooms e.nd bath. Route 143, dueled Saturday at 10 a. m. 1n the local Southern Slates Coope- Mr. and Mrs. Norm~ Hend~ lumbus Business College, was Inez Boring was the b011ored Bailey Run Road. Call WY 2er. Chester 985·2250. tl·4-6tc AUtTU INto:ER 3722, 10 28 tie the Hickory Chapel Methodist ralipe Serflce will also otlend. rlx and danghler, Deruse, of here over the week end with guest. Refreahmentl ol pie Md Church with the Rev, Notrnal Two of the hlghllghls ol this Hammond, Ind., spent • week hls parent., Mr. and Mrs. MOl' cider were >eved to tha seven CompleW Serviee 1955 Skyline House Trailer, 8 Ct1tJ llnldlard members present. hy 2.8 rt. , excellent condition SEVEN ROOM brick home In Nash officiating, Burial will ho year's session wil be the pre- end here with his parents, Mr. rls Harden. · Wrlte.P'Moo•Ccmtad Priced for quick sale at $700. Pumeroy, two bathrooms, 4 in Lone Oak cemetery. The sentatlon of the annual report and Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix and Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mill- Recent vlsilon with lira. Ed· .L C. BR~IWIIRD B. Phone WY 2-2855 or s e e bedrooms, garage, basement, body will lie in state at the of operations by General Man- family and Mr. and Mrs, Troy er and three chlldrell of San na Stewart and Anderoon Rae~ . Ut® 3 firushed rooms in attic. church for one hour prl<r to ager, W. E. Steele, Jr., and an Zwilling. Pedro, Calli., visited hen with Kibble were Mr_ and Mrs, .L. Don Hubbard, Box 62, Syra i II ttc cuse, Ohio. tl 2 6\c Large :ot. Out ol high water . secvice. Friends may Cllll at elaborate product mow saluting Mrs. Clyde Saunders of Gal· her father, Mr. Walter Cook G. Kibble of Rogers, Ohio, Mrs, USED workpants, shirts, cov Central heating Inquire the Chapman • Wilcoxen Mort- "American Agriculture, Tile Upolls accompanied Mrs. Har· and sister and brother-In-law, Mary Kibble of Apos, Clllf., Dr. eralls. and jackets. Carl Chev Charle5 Wildermuth WY :z. uary after 4 p. m. Thursday. World'• Food Basket", old Smtih and her house Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Philllpo and i.ogan Mari!D ol New EXPERIENCED aUer, Long Bottom, Ohio. %!~ or W'l :1-6116. 9-26-tlc Mrs. Benita Sibley to Gahanna other relative•. Martinsville, W, Va., Mr. end I 10 10 30\jl PROBE AOODENT where they visited Mrs. Smith's Mrs, Moille Guinther Ia Mrs. G. 0. Milhoan ol Parkert1 _ !"'R SALE-Middleport'o tal~ Achievement Day PT. PLEASANT - state Po- sister and brotlte< • In • law, spending some time with Mro. burg, W. Va., Mr. and Mra, SLUGGISH septic tank~ Clog est building, located 1152 N. Is November 7th lit1! lnvesllgated a lwo car ac- Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jefiero and Eva Amtentrout at Poca, W. Cacye Deatherage, Mr. and Mn. ged drains? Get Klean-Em·AU Second Stree~ Mllldleport PT. PLEASANT - Achieve- cident Wednesday at 7:to p. m. children. Va. George Weber, and Mr. W. B. Septic tank Cleaner at Land Prlced for qulc• oale. !JI. ment Day ts •cheduled lor Sat- at the approach of the Mrs. Bill Wil¥>brenner visit. Miss SbaroD. SUe Coltrlll of Kibble lll of Akron, :Urs. Alleo From the la~errt trucl!: or ma,·k Farm Bureau. quire at Ohio Hotel. urday, November 7th at the 4-H erson side of Shadle resulting ed her father, Sieve R<Jbson, Columbus spent the week end Bran&trom of Toledo, Mr. and oulldorer radiator to the _ _ _ _ __ _ 10-31·30tc 11 lli tfc Youth Camp with registration in appro•lmately $'()() proper· at the Gallipolis. CUnle. Mr. with her pareilta, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Mike CUran of East Uversmallest beater core. SINGER Zig Zag ~uipped b<ginning at 6 p.m. The event ty damage but no personal in· Robson Ia sullenng with pneu- Don Cottrill, Craig and J!:~We, pool, and Horace Kibble and buttonholes, monograms, ete Help Wanted will start with dinner at 6:30 jury. The mishap occurred monia. ' -Ada Slack Mrs. Ralph Barton. Balance due $32.10. WY 2· p.m. when a vehicle driven by Pen· Miss Stephanie Wineb~eMer,l.•===..;;~...,;;;;;;;;..,.............,........_-..===m=.-, WY 2-2143 PomerOY 2204. 11 5tc Awarding of certificates and ny Lou Champer, 18, Galllpolill, who Is attending Columbus Bus5 NEED CASH? Sell famous ribbons to those who completed Ohio, was struck from the rear !ness College, spent a week end l 0. McCOY . AUL'TIONEER Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full a project will h;ghllght the of· by a vehicle driven by Charles here with her parents, Mr. and Chester , Ohio. 3 Z3 tic SPECIALS for Thursday, Fri or part lime. High com· fair. The club's secretary book A. Ebert, 42, Henderson, W. Mrs. Bill Winebrenner and Ka· day and Saturday at Hard en's Market, Syracuse. Pork nusst~s plus bonus. Com· will be given back at this ttme Va. Ebert was clted for failure thie and Stevie. lnsuranc• plete hne for men and worn- which will show the ribbon the ta kup vehicle under control, Mrs. Roy Armes and her mochops with that low, I ow en. EqUipment furmshed free . club has earned as a unit. Recp · --ther, Mrs. George Grueser, ,JOHNSON. Slmpsoo lnsura:aee price., first cut, 44c, center ' w.rite to Gordon Rae, Dis· reation and singing will be consor, Leoni Mrs. S. P. Vandespent a day with Mrs. Eva Agency, ln. AU fonns o1 In cut, 59c. loin chops 69c, 3-doz. FURNITURE trict Sal~s Mgr., 3584 Darby- dueled by the Pinwet~.rers . Mrs. vender, Pt. Pleasant: Henry .Armentrout, of Poco, W. Va. .uraDl.>e. JUD JohDSOn and large wh1te eggs, $1.29, 3 lbs. Rutl•nd shire Drive, Columbus, Ohio .. Katheryn Rood, leader of the William Dover, Middleport. 1 Mcs. Harley E. Johnson and : .SH 2-4811 Bud SIDJpsoo. Agento. Kitchen Craft peanut butter, Zip 43221. 11 5 3tc Hillbi!Ue 4·H Club, is chairman DISCHARGED - Mrs. Joho daughters, Tammy and Cheryl, I I t He $1.00. 5 lb. finest Florida or· I.OOKINO FOR .. CURl for Achievemtnt Day. All adult Van Maire and daughter, Ma· and Mrs. Eug•ne Hanning and I'HiYro Copy1ng Service Co!> anges, 49c, Creamery peanut JOB' leaders are urged to attend this son ; Mrs. Curtis Wallace and 1daughter, Rhonda Jean of Wolf leo msde of legal papers. cluslers, S5c lb., Zippy Stride rm- rar "O. a ClwtJ ..mae ..,. event. daughter, Galllpolis Ferryi :Pen was 1 guest of Mrs. Ada · birth records and almos1 any dog food, 25 lb. for $2.45, 2 lb. Walter S. Hyre, Pt. Pleasant. Slack on Wednesday. , wieners, 98c frozen pecM cake ... ..., lid tmd• lftlf."rUC!tiOfO .,!.... G!her documents. P!e...nt Valley Hospital transferred to St. Mary's hoi- Mr. and Mrs. Junior Dalley.) 49c, peanuts In the hull, 39c ftGatl... UMo1a ....... ~..... ADMl'ITED - Edward Wind· pl\11~ HunUngton. Beater laaurance, Pomeroy Iof Racine have mov•d ln!G the ' _ _ __ 11+3tc ~ U tie lb. ~,. •• Tuppers Plains Society News Reedsville Society Notes Syracust Society Notes - 4I IF 1 DON'T CoNTRO~ MORE1- AR=AtR5 6E~t: MY BIRTH(lti.Y, THE TRUST ~M!TTEE CPJol PR:EVE.NT A MERGER I""' GOT 10 MAKE 10 SOLIDIFY MY Posrroo! l. �• ., ' I ... Po~eroy This Weekend SAVE at Elberfelds In ••• 'WEA'I'BE8 e Friday From 9 to 5 and On Saturday From 9 Until 9 in the Evenangr----- In Pomeroy Mr! Ruth Feuarbacher, daugh ter ot Mr . and Mrs. Ben Pet - rel. Racint>. a t eoe~rhe r of 1 WOMENS 1 emalies at Ohio Uni vers ily, ~~s bot-en made l:l mPmber ul Phi Reversible Ski Jackets $]6.50 Dark Cotton Dresses $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 Bf' l.a Kappa Sorority. Mr.; De ss le PattPr son re turn- ! ed home Tuesda y, f rom Meigsl Gt:>nt-ra l Huspitl:tl and IS Improving Hund re ds of beauti fu l new dark print dresses in cottons an d .cetate Jerseys. Many styles to choose tram all new colors. . ~li ss es Sizes-Hall Sizes and Womens Stzea .Mr . and Mrs Larry Th,D mi>S .I and daughte r. Melinda or Colun1bus arrived Saturday, for ~ vi sit wit h thf' IT parent s, Mr . an<l Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mr and Mrs. Don Rea Mr . ;~~::~:;:~ ! 1 returned home Sunday .n• ·~~ ~ CARDIGANS & and Mrs . Thomas and da~Jghtrr \ 1 remained for a visit . i CHANEL JACKETS ~r . and Mrs. Robert Har- 1 brecht and family of Worthi ng- ~ ton were Sunday guests nf her S•l• I SLACKS S.le $6.77 mother , Mrs. Norman McCallum Mr s. Raymond Harbrecht re- ' trned home Sunday , after a jat'kef s. Wh ite only , Sizes 40 I to $] .77 Lin ed and unlined slacks. Pr inted and solid cordu· Beautiful tHJlk v kn it Car· diga ns an d ehanel type roy, solid knits and cott~n twill, half boxer top . SlZes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. 46. visit at Worthington. wit h her 1 son and daughte r-in-la w. Mr. Mrs. Robrrt Harbrerht and 1 family . ~r. and Mrs. Ja ck Kelly of Columbus were weekend guests , of their parents. Mr . and Mrs. Evere.tt Dailey AnnE> SL and Mr. and Mr!!. Marvin K~Jiy, Middle- . port. and 100% nylon quilted ski jackets, zipper front, mouton fur trim on hood, gay pnnt reversmg to aolid color. Zip mY sleeves and find a pal1' of matcbiJ\i mittens. Sizes 7 to 14. Agllon Stretch SoomiMI . · · · · • • • • " · · " " · 99c Klrbury s.. mleu Kn" High . •. • •. • . • .•. . • 89c Over the Kn" SoamiHI . .. . · .. · · • .. " .. · $1.39 Sumless Mesh .. · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · ·' · 89c EIDERLON PANTIES I 00% or ion cardigan. easy to wash, dries quickly, retain their shape Dark green~ red, purple, black and whi te. Si,es 40 to 46. 59c potr 49c polr Fine com bed cotton and White, assorted eolon, stripes and fioral print acetate tricot panties. Elastic leg and band leg briP.fa. Sizea 6 to 8, r 1 yon blend. Elastic leg briefs in white and rose· bud print. Sizes 2 thru 14, .... 2 $1.50 bOll:ll Sele $].00 RelJgjoua Scripture A.t· sortment. Rog. $].00 $2.50 _ box SLACKS l\'lerrl and Perry Aul t spent the week end in Waverly With Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wi~ . Jr . They were taken to .. H~:. by their parents, Mr. :md ! Yrr " · Wi lliam Ault . : :vir. and Mrs. Dale Nirholson were in Columbw• reet-nl - I ly to vlsi! thei r daughter, Susie. who 15 employed there. , Mr. c. H. Wise. Jr., has re- , turned tram a business trip to Chicago, Ill. · Denni s Weber, son of Mr · and Mrs. Vernon Weber of 1 RUII and ts a patient HI Mei~s ' Rutlznd is a p Uent al ' M~igs General Hospital where he is bt>lng treated !'or pneumonia: The Rev and Mrs. Marvm Dawson and sons, Douglas and ' Dwight, vi~ited in rerf'ntly wi th relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cape· hart of Charleston. W. Va .. are ; guPsts of f..'LT . and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger . 1 Lionel Boggs and Phil Col-[ lins havt> returned home from : 8 vacalion trip to Pinehurst, . $2 .88 5•1• Warm , comfort abl e stac-ks scar{ hats and many otb· ers. All colors. 10 to 18. S,lle I Beautiful bulky knit cardigans with the hand knit look, 34 length push up sleeves. Whtte only. Stze1 small , medium, large SLIPPERS i/o. ' $].95 polr for Wom•n on S1le For $]· 00 • polr Soft genuine leather slip· pers with rubber ripple soles. For indoor and outdoor wear. White, beige and black. , Sizes smaU, mt~dium, medium lar&e and J.arge, AT ELBERFELD$ These gloves jn black, ligh1 bruwn , dark browu, beige and wh it e. Sizes A and B. ENLISTS fN CORPS Priv<tte .Jame~ Grover H<~ r­ bor, 18, recently was plact"d on ! active duty wUh the U n i I f' d ~tales Marine Corps He Is ro report for basic trmin-II tng at the Marine Corps Recru1t training een!er locatPd at San Diego l'or 11 weeks of gene1·al militsry traming tesls and then to Camp Joseph H Pend lf'lu n. , Californ1a, where he will havr four weeks or advanced com· bat train ing, Private Harbor ~ ~ the nephPw of '\-Tr_ and M r '1 . 1 James Starling Doss of RN•rlo;ville. and a recent 19fi4 grarl11 ~ ; ~. ~· of Eastern High School. Ht> enlisted in lhe Merine Co rp:; " 120 day delay program " l' or l high school graduates !-it'pl t->lll· bf' r l. this group. all wool meltons, tweeds, and herrmgboncs, all warm interllrungs. Jumors, Mtsses and Womens Sizes rex Pie Plate1. Save 39c, .1.se. 83C Fine acetate tricot. Rosebud print and solid colon. Excellent value. Sizes tmall, medium and large. leather billfold•. Removable passcaae. Multi win· dow photo abum. Brown and black. S•l• A wide st!'le<'tion of womens warm winter WOMEN$ coat~ In 59c BILLFOLDS $1.95 SLIPS $].95 F'1ne lt~ :Jther billfolds with mult1 w1ndow photo Ill· hum s and lar ge roomy Thrf'e excellent cotton slips to choose from Cotton plisse, polished cotton and cotton per· cale. Rej'ular and extra l 'o in purse. brown, white Black, hlue, and rt>d. sizes. ELBERFELD$ SALE PRICES ON BERKSHIRE EYE·CATCHER NYLON STOCKINGS Southern Local Band Boosters held their regulae monlhl> 1 meeting lest Thursday evening i at the high •chou!. Regular hus. : iness was conducted by the pm. : ident. Mrs. E<ther Sylve.<ter. There were 15 member. pres· ent. and .MMr. rs. Robert were Mr. visitoro Miller Mills is 3 polrs ~· 45 Regulorly 99c • polr Full fashioned with seams, stretch seam· h less, seamless mesh, and Teen Age seamless mes . Sizes Slf. toil. Styles - COAT SWEATERS $5,95 yard $2.69 36" Drip Dry Cflfcm. •pel Oxford Wetvn 'Prlntr lneiude I'Qmetrlct s1iUIII and medium flor- 100% WOMENS i we~· l Si~es styles_ Eiaslie leg, cuff briefs, ox:fi: In size~ from 36 to 50. Colors: Teal HeatherN Grey, Navy Blu~. Button fronts, 2 pockets. ea ting, long weanng. CHENILLE SPREADS • Honkio Pack, 60 In 1 pkg, $5.95 in and cuff panties. able to obtain ticket< to "Chan· Hollo 1 Dolly," starring Carol Extra brge Size• 6 to 8. te. KNinED SHIRTS $1.95 2 p1lr1 $].00 For Only Small sizes 3 to 6X. Sizes for large boys 6 to 18, Ex- White and CQlors. cellent styles aDd nlueJ, criedt Small Quantities- Excellent Quality $25,00 •nd $21.50 Leolhor Suodo Zipper Front Jockoto · ·· · · - ·- ··· · ·········---· · $l5.00 12--Mo--,;, ~~d Bor;$11,95 •nd $16.95 Purpi•Whlte J~ebt1 - - --- -- ----- --- --------- $li.OO 17-Mona $8.95 Rod ond ll•ck. All Wool Plaid DO J•ck Shlrto _ Hnvy Wolghl Zipper Pronl -· ·-·· •1. -~~-~c~ lDDt Zipper Front Jockoh ·-· · --· · - ···---· -· ·· -···-,_$_ ._ 171 Poir; Young Mona $5,95 School Trovpro Slzoa 26 to 36 · ···· - -·- --· · ······· · - ·- · -- · - ····· $4.00· 122 P•lra Mona "811 Yonk" Conluror TI'OUMra st... 32 to 50 · · ·- ·-·-· ·--- ~--- ·· · ·-··· ···-···-· $4.50 39-Boys $3,95 Zlppo< Hooclod Nylon lock•to- All Slzos ··· · ··· · · ···· ········· - ·-· -· · rr=Mona 13.95 Zlppor Nylon Jodcota, 111 oU.. -· 59 Mono $4.95 Zlpp•r Pronl Nrlen Jockoto With Hood · ······- ·-·-···-··-·-·· ··--- ' 2·19 ' 2'" fUt WALLACE BROS. STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE sns 5.95 0 Sef hatoflood 9 95 1'11m $7 43 16 mm Kodachr- II P • • lmm Kod•chrome 11 Mtgulne 4.50 Film ••• $3.61 l6mm Kodlchrall18 11 7.65 Film .•••• ,•,, •• $5,,4 , . .., "". - · --··· . --~ · - .. --~."" .. . _ . · ·.;, . ,. .. . . . . persons represent· $1511: 3. Second Class Cerlifi- '~ . . ". , -'~· . w~:~pr~i 8 ~Oilth I \ .. ••••_, ..... .· ·~·· ~·:~\·; ~~··.:: ··~~~ . . ~.~.~ra~.~~r·~~4~~-··-, ~ .~~~~~~~~--~~~~=~ '.::,;:\~·~~~~~~~, -~,~~-·=l~,.~'~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~ th~ v,w -: ~c:n:: :!M,· · ;if. ~r-:~·a': ~1-'.:.: ·d.:~r:·.t~ ftuhends0hm1_ 08d~_apva rltimabelnel oepa~atyl:~r ~nedpe:i~gb:P~~n=~. oman orne ' . Health. The objecti~e of these Imu~ity acceptan~ and s:~-~ ~~~~~ Jones board prelf. "'Federal Gra~ts'' dem- faction, D_r. Boock~-~onclu ·1dent, conducted 'the meeUDf : 1 P~essManhuntforEx-con ~e~~i~>::En.: • Sh . IS Loses Battle To Save Home io I~ ~~I !~ooi."= :::e:~-: I Wanted in Po bee ootmg ~ 30-yea•·~ld I =: ::sPo~e:: ~ugh ceive f<om the tax bill and slat- Itpha~;ns~~vires ;~1troy Hart~~ sur~ery "''""II I 1 ~ Democralt~ Store Owner n·Ies Thursday totahr.~ob:~· 68 ~allic acci for alB~ ~od 1 App~~lachia a.:t lo~ ~~ Yen~rai $7ls: 'f:: !:m ·, J!~ 1 ~w auto~ I -- ~ w~~ t:~ i:d· ~e~~erNorth ::n~ af~rnoon. ~as ta~ ~uch I~~~hrepoi d~ ~e Souti!bea~ m,..~ T La s . Filed . CoUrt f~rst Elme~• I Mab~i Fr~ . ' . ~ing . taxes~ ~ 1 A~ ' j. b;hi~lrep~::r:m (Continued On Page 2) - -- vol~d londs~de p· . ,, " ~ 89C • akoln EIbe rf'. e..ld'..'S·, I'.n. o· 0¥ ' ·' . m_ er.'. . ' .,' . Seven ~ ~r~h ° ;;.~ ~r ~ Courteous CljMblt S.lespeoplt Will Htlp You 0 - ' ' ' ply, 4. ounee 1keilla · 100% vll'!lln wool. Taneleprool ond motbproot. Pull out okein. Wide ronJe o1 solid colora ond ftrlqflt.. od. l6mm Kodachroifte 11 D1yllght t.9S Film •. S1.43 ~~~~a~sllt.o-Y~~~~E~x~~~~~h~t~r~•~~~r~g~e~S~I~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~·~~o~r~P~a~~e~r~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~··~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ ~,' ~· .. ~ KNiniNG WORSTED YARNS .. Are Listed :~:;:;old ~ e~ ~ong Clorko $1.19 ONT h IBJ"}} C 00 s~ay Lodge W M od colors, lmm K"""chrome II Photoflood 2.65 Film · · . l' ~v- sml"th E}ecl ed $1.00 Parchment, linen, bond, vellum, White and usort- O..lolo fw · show--~ .r. ~ ~hould ~viet By "CIM" 2 box" gran~ Dt • a ages ID "The more we stay out of e Thelma White, 36, of . Long US (UPll - An intensive manhunt contin- 11964 average daily membel'IJiiP G ah straight politics, the better," Bottom, RD, was hospltahzrd l d tCOdLUf IB ex-convict accused of shooting figures, would amount to over 'd J 'd wtlh first and second degree ue o ay or a -v . . t ...u r am 881 • esus sat we d Th rl , d .h . lly wounding 3 Columbus pollee heu enan t . 1"' .,.n , year. Thi 1 WUUN 000a per are to " 'pray for those in auI burns she suffere urs ay an crt _ca · W sh 1 t me of his de- mean great deal to the finD. · battle George c o policemen er pu so volunteere d CJally . . . and thor1ty and President John- WASHINGTON (UPI)-Demo- Of the 10 seats Democrats represented liberal replace- when losing d her ed h agamst h · t Pollee t onCh1e[ overtime and ·other weak school districts son will get my prayers day cratic leaders jubilant over lost to the GOP all but two ments for conservative con- firve that erh omtel. in the search for Eugene Wylie Duling . a 11f th1s amount were to be rat... 1 aspJ a 1 ' and night · ' Dee ' h eterans emona it would their 37-seat gain in the House, were in the p South, w ere gresamen. officials said today Mrs \\'!Pie • former resident of Summersv1 ue, W . _V a. _______ 1 fld in the district . . men looked forward today to pas· Republicans will be replacing Democratic strategists noted Iwas m condition wilh pam- : Duhng is accusM of shooting ,-- . . _ an approXJmate 10_ mill leYJ MOSCOW-THE LONG AND sage of President Johnson's Democrats who usually that in general it w's the nght ful fmtganl second degree burns Lt. Allen Fraley, 42, during a/blood m his beh.1lf . for 1adde.d to which would bt rofound quarrel between the long . foght health care pro- with the GOP anyway. But the wmg of the GOP that suffered of h r face and eyes , roulrne mve•hgatloD. . Fraley underwenl prohibitive .. Middleport &hooll Union and Communist gram and other priority legisla- 47 seats !be Democrats took most from the Johnson land- Sh: was brought to Veterans j Fraley remamed in critical !mne hours Thursday stood to g8Jll If tbe oalu China was smoothed over at tion. !rom tho Republicans mainly slide. Liberal and moderate Re- Memorral by Pomeroy emer- condition at University Hspitai 1Dunng the operalloodn, De r·a1se bill Ja passed. he , redi ted ublicans mostly held the1r tod f 11 1 en I given 96 pmts f blo . oc urs sa1d least temporarily today for eel- The leaders p c approv· , P gency squadmen who were call. early ay as e ow aw . ·; 'd th t . th equivalent M. E Rail nd M J ebrations oi the 47th anniver- al of the President's plan to seats. . ed lo the scee along with vol- rorcement officers and prlValeJsal a t>han es of rs. · 0 · a r. Oftr aery of the Russian revolution. I' provide heallh inSW'ance for e]. Republicans tended to agree. unteers from the Chester. Jla. citizens continued to donate bsel voden . cohmp b.od, c g Boarrted · , d 1 th h s 'al Se· They conceded there was not . · . o m JS Y· oo s IWISOCR on Prenuer Chou En·iat of Red er y persons roug oct b th uid d0 I0 bl k I cme and Pomeroy fire depart· i Fraiev was shol •arty Thurs- ing held recently lit Athens . China was one of the world curity. The program was stalled muc co oc ments. The home located on the d h·le investigating an at· • Communist leaders on the guest in the House in the last session • •· programs " they Bashan-Keno rood , was totally rar• He and anothe.- i list lor a rally later today at of Congress. . had done '" the past. destroyed. Cause of the blaze ff P had started to enter a. WO W WfS the Palace of Cngresses. Chou other bllls the leaders was not immediately determm· Side apartment walked out on Soviet Premier said would be scheduled for Lod N 164 & AM 1 t its Conrt Fees Taken ed. . lookmg for Dulmg when • man Nikila S, Khrushchev in that early consideration w,..e Johnge o. ' It was f1rst reported to the td rouch 1he apart· ID 0 2 very hall three years ago. That son's development :,nua\ ei;tlonl this week ot !be Totalling $1,685 Che<ter Fire department which PT. PLEASANT - Author!o';..ned fire . 10 was the public beginning of the program, expanded aid for eduson c emp e. . . Harold Fralev was strurk in the ab- Two suits were filed TIJuro. 5 2 in turn summoned the Pomeroy ties today ruled W. Slno-Boviet dispute. cation, additional money for de- Other officers named were Collections : and R<1cme unrts, at about 5 P· Haynes, 64, of 711 Viand-St., domen. · He managed to stagger dey in Meigs County Commoo 1 pressed area development and Richard W. Vaughan, Senior :,re t 1 m. Th Racme department satd died Thursday ol a self-inflict· to his car and broadcast his Pleas court and payml!llt in 111CIDCAOO .;, THE ·NATION'S further liberali2lltlon of federal Warden; Guy L, Cowan, Junior 01 :"- C t set t c er It also was summoned twice ed wound. He had been in fall- call to police headquarters be- other action was ordered by , " · . housing aids. Warden; J, Edward Fosler, Sr., e e•gs oun Y co r · Thursday to f1ght brush Illes. lng health two years, and was fore he collapsed. Judge John C. Bacon. U:atflcmont deahthtololi loryear the smashlfrst There ·also was speculation treasurer·• Allen C· Hill, Sr ·• $424 Fees to !be state$73 were call Pau•· Searles, Rt · 2• Cheshire• mne s the 80 paid to he sheriff 10 The · was · at 2:30p.m. d 35 the owner of the Haynes Jewed ail previous reCords !be Na· !bat Johnson, in view of his secretary; James Soul,gby, Sen· d 'tni th nt f nd to McKenZie Ridge an at 4: elry Store, Main-st. I Veterans Memorial Horpital sued A, Keller, adminllo tiona! Safety Council 'aaid •toelection victory and lor Deacon; Curd,:; fund to Twmer• Run road. Mr. Haynes. was born May ADMISSIONS - The 1m a a:ator of !be Bureau of wort.d bigger majoniy m Congreas, Juruor Deacon; Wllham C. • t 17 26 1 to 1 1 libra 9, 1900, at Tipton. lnd., the White, Long Bottom; Ada 1Fui. men's Compensation, the 1n11; ".J;;e council said 34 570 per mght unveil odditlonal Pro- CundlU, Tyler, and Albert G. n t Meigs General Hospital son of the laie WUUam M. ton, Cheshire: Edna Roush, Ra· dusU:iai Compensation of Ohio, 135 44 sons w killed In gi'8J1ls aimed at fulfilling his WoOdard, trustee. and · 1 e ADMISSIONS - Ruth Ben. Haynes and Mae Haynes cine· Ella Douglas, Pomeroy; and he Lee 0ma Wood Cool dellts SeP,.,mber com: campaign promises to create a Mr. Foster agreed to accept cense gas un ' neil, Long Bottom: Lucille Rhoades. A veteran of World Rumb.sugh, Syracuse. company. Searles ls seeklnc ared 19 the previous 'nine • "Great Society, • the U:eaaurer's duties with Jacks, Rutland; Bertha Renfro, War I, he also was a member DISCHARGES- Samuel Reit. !be right to participate lit worlt• record of· 31,310 .highway Democrats said tbeir gain in the understanding he would reMAKES ARREST I Rutland; Willard Jeffers, Porn. of tbe Presbyterian church. mire, Mason; Hope Bird, Ill· men's compenaation. deaths aet only laat year Thla the House was even better !ban ilre after the 1H5 Masonic year. Howord WUUs Dicken, 39, eroy. Surviving are a daughter, cine; Raymond Priddy, Middle- In the olber aclioo, year's loU was up 10 'per' cent. it appeared at l1rst giaace. Foster has 'held that office the Reedsvll)•, was aneated Thurs. DISCHARGES :-• Margie Sch· Mrs. Martha Batchelor, Spok· port. ColUer sued Frank Clayton MAJ;. The traffic death toll.' the though the election result of past 14 years. day by Meigs County Sheriff oonover, !UUand, Mrs. Pauime •ne, Wash.; two sons, Dr. Har- Total No. Patients - 34. loee lor 1Upp0rt under the relllGiilh of September exceed- 294 seats lor the Democrats .to .Joint installaU011 of officers Robert ,C. Hartenbach for the Jones, C _!_hire. old M. Haynes, Forest Grove, elprocal agteement act. Judp. eel ali previous recordS for the 140 lor the Republicans, w•tb Will be beld December 7 with Zanesville P. D. on charges of LOCAL TEMP Ore., and Robert J., at home, CHARGE DWI BaOOII' ordered Paul D. Bunt11 1n011th. Highway li!Cldents' Olle in doubt, slves them a bet· !be partictpallng lodges being destruction of properly and as· Tile temperature in Pomeroy and five grandchildren. Wliliam Yonker, 88, Mason, and 'M ulne M. Bums to rocov. elalmed 4 070 Uves compared to .ter than 2-to-1 margin In the Middl"iJort. lllclne, Shade sault and battery. Dicken was business district at 11:20 a,' m. Arrangements ace lneom- was arrested on a DWI charge er $711UG, plus interest, fr01I ' ·• House, they said it cuts still Riv«, Harrisonville, and Pom. beld in coon y uaU lhi,s today was 57, degrees, UDtler plete. The body is at Crow. by P0111eroy police Thurtday Roy and MorPl'OI V1n eoa.j. , (Cjlnlillued OJi Page .1) deeper. eroy. l1iomina. . lllDDY lki... HusseU Funeral Hom.. . - nllhL Gil 1 1101e. ~ Wtittng Paper ~ llik, linen, eotton, , $ .29 ~ ~:S:-c:m Dilly Graham said Thursday be Kotax, 12'o . ••••. 36c Kotex, 24's ..••.. 71c Kotex, 48'o .... $1.38 Canfldeto, 12'• ... 33c Canfldeto, 24'o . . 66c Canfldeto, 48'• . $1.27 Fems, 12's .. .... 39c 127 Verlchrome 60c Film · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • · · 44c 35mm KodachroiiMI II (36 exp.l 3.10 film .. $2.69 35mm Kod1 chrome II (20 exp.)2.15 film . .. . $1.85 35mm Kodachron,. X (20 exp.l 2.35 film . · $2.00 80 Fll 67c 616 Verlchrome • m ............ • ••.. h $1 10 I'll 17c 122 Veric rome • m · · · · · · · ·· ·· · ••· · 35mm Ekt1chrome X (20 exp.l 2.35 Film • . $2.00 ~ 620 Eklochrome X 1.38 Film ........ " " " 116 Verlchram• 80c Film ..... · · . · · • · • • • • · · 67c 35 mm Kodacalor X (20 •xp.)l.95 Film · · · · $1.68 35 mm Ektachrome X (20 exp.) 2.35 l'llm • · $2.00 35 mm P1natomlc X (20 exp.) 95c Film · • • • • · 73c 120 Kodacalor 1.25 Film ...... · · · · · · · • • • • · 97c Ektlchram• X 1.35 Film ... . ....• · · · · · 99c 620 35mm High SpHd Ektachrome 120 exp. 2.75 $2.1 5 35mm Plu• X 120 exp.l 95c Film • · • • • • • • •' • · 73c 120 Eklachrome X 1.35 Film . · · • • • • • • • •' • • • · lnotamollc Verlchrome 75c Film . ••• • • • • • • • · 63c lnotlmatlc Eklachrome X 2.35 Film .. • • •,'. $2.00 I $1 13 lnstlmallc Kodacalor X 1.40 1'1 m · · • • • • • • • • • $1 15 lnotamalic Kodachrome X 2.15 Film .••• • • . • lmm Kodechi'OIIII II Deyllght 2.65 Film • , . $2.12 $2.12 s h•~:::Amen::::NGEUsT Medicare BI.JJ Will Lead .t·~:k~nv~:ed~~~~ci~oli~ic:.etting 'Mus t LISt' say Leaders ELBERFELDS SALE EASTMAN KODAK FILM W0 0 LITE mere blends.nylon, all synthetics, , I eve~ P''ea d Cases I B w;:•th 111 h 00 oa..• d "" l r.l a son c ' ·~an want mgA d elhDSSIS aln ea er s pos. n o ers a so SALE PRICES 1 were Mr. Mrs. Lecaroz of Front St., and Hartford, White and paatel colo.n . 620 VerlchraiiMI 60c Film ............. • ... · 44c 120 Verlchrame 60c Film . .••••.••• • • • • • • • · 44c 1 ~Mona plr pock110 12o 200 two ply pockogo 2Sc An exceptional group of spreads of various pat· terns and types including Heirlooms, ootid color Chenilles, multi overlays and electronics. Twins and Fullt. Asaorted colors. A good assortment. A real value and first quallty at a low price. Cold water wash for all fine fabrics. Wool, easb· $ 89c More €rit:lclam Other charges le v e I t d bJ those touring lJl4l inJtitution IQo eluded: co~tinued Dele~utl.ons t"~e, t" "f e~h 12c 100 - Bora Lang IIHJM ~rommen~lly Thl• Woolcend \Qhlrt panties, step- chroni-~ wit~ White scon1Es . Facial nssues SALE Fine quality solid stainless steel, the modern metal that retains its original sparkle. Set consiata o.f six each dinner knives, dinner forks,!easpoons and de• sert spoons. Shan mont Pantie!: 2 for $].OO eotton. ' Stitched ends. 70x90 size, and pastel shades, llborf•ld Sole Prlcoo On president ol the Rutland Band Boosters. · Plans wore made to sponsor a iitney supper Nov. 21 <1 at the I Junior high building. The n«t p.m. wil l be Nov . 19th at ,I' 730 meeting BRIEF.· , WIRE NEWS SHEET BLANKUS DRESS MATERIAL Lodtn, Brown, Blue. Ideal for Blouses, Dresses, CbUdre11'1 Weilr and Sportawear. BIG BARGAINS MENS WEAR Wom•n• Flgurflt al improvements bond issue fi. some bl i s t e ring comments been done around hero Ja tile nanced from the state's liquor ' ~o~~- t~:_o~rat~o~ of_the -~sU- past two years. •• ' TORNAD~ES - "STARDUST" a!l,' lpac~ motlfl. Colon Include new Fall shades: Well Known Brand ' I I tate satin. Blue, red, aold, green. SPECIAL PURCHASE Men'• fine quality eowhide and Morocco cowhide CREW SOCKS ' - Neither the Youtb CommJ.. Home nursing care, a new ' 1chronic disease control'' 1 sion nor BIS officials have a I program which began last July in Meigs County was prai- ! lllllster pia. for eitller bulldq sect today by Dr H. M Boocks, Metgs County Health Com- I' or programr. ,_ . . · -Pen~onne1 ar~ not proper_,. m1ssaoner . - ed d •. He said 218 \'isits for home nursing care have been ! superv1s an you n 1 e r ... made under th e program. It has provided care to people , rr.ates are not properly dlrelor Meigs county rangang 111 age from h\ o weeks to 81 1plmed. years. ' -In~ate1 rec e I 'e little · in discussing th e program --·.. · - - - .- I ~choolmg and are ~llowed to be Dr Boocks s.aid. ·'Meigs Coun-1 omtrate tht> value of pro~1d- , 1dle m~ch of the tJme .. 1 ty has been inclcded in t h e lng. servirts for the chromcal I - Mamtenance of bualdi1111 it Chronic Disease Control Pro. , ly Jll at home with tbe hope Ipoor, gram of Alhens, Hocking and · that at thf' ned of _tbe demon- I . -Sex deviatkm exists amon1 Vinton Counties. offenders. SOUTHERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL The Purple Tornadoes, with a 4-3 slate, will travel to neighboring Eastern for a season I., nursing care forwhich the includ·! stration can be period th1s with program iDlTOas- i1 JUVenUe Thursday's trip began as. • r gwded tour led by BlS Superm. close-out game lhrs Saturday mght. The Eagles will try to even their record at 4-4. Members of the Racme team are front row , L to R, Roger Ically ill at home or in a rest ed local fmanclal suppon. Hill, Tim Cozart, Jim Harden, Bill Bird, Carol Cline, Tom Diddle, Bob Grueser, Sherm Cunduff, Tom W1ck 1Jne. Steve Datley, Ed Moran and home .. , Dr. Boocks added, "to sup- tendent Raymond Gibbs. But Tom Theiss. Standing, Asst. Coach Joe Liming, John McClintock, Jim Diddle, David Gloeckner, Dave Fox, Steve Cleland , Roger Adams, Gordon The objec tive of I his pro· ,plemenl the cos! of this pro· ' state Sens .. William Deddens, Fisher, Punk Carpenter, Denny Evans and Coach Will Priddy. gram is to satisfy an Indicated /gram there shall be a max:1- j R-Cmcmnab and Robert R. --------,.----. need 10 thiS area, for control mum charge for each VISit j Shew. It-Columbus and stale. ""~"" -:->""'~···.:en of chronic disease through 1made by !he public health nurse ; Rep. G. D. Tabiack. D-Mahon;,. SALISBURY, Rhodesia, health education, nursing care, lof $3 .50 (I" what portwn mg, Said they would fnd thtt I' IUPII - Rhodesians today and other methods of rehabili· ' of this amount the patient feels own way around the school. voted In landslide proportions tation, such 105 physical thera- he can pzy." This services shall I ~right, accompanying the for eventual Independence un- py , said Dr. Boocks. 1 be free for those who feel the~ 1 .l:gJs,lators ~n the tour, s~id. I der this British territory's He noted that by using t h e·are unable to pay, Dr. Boocks · Were housmg these boys like j I white minority government. program the length of stay in 1said. ' animals.'' A total of 1122 boyo - .-·~ ' . .'~ f'l'JH11 POINT PLEASANTAwarding the CTA Association, wllh cate $tOO. 4. Third Class Cer-1 . MosAtf • f Rhodesia"s 3.6 mlhil· the hospilal may be reduced by The maximum time allotted , were In the instt~ton, buill Ia ' . . , r . ,, 1 mg to Mrs. Helen Sterrett, spo kesman, tifJCa -1 1" I 11onting r1cans II Nine . for each v1s1t , B 1s appro.xtmately Ia g ng t h e accommodate 560 tnmates. · of contracts, hstemng · · · - te - ..,*gs ; 5. other cer l'f are nout onof 10e extending needed nursing serv1' ,..(1nit.«"l.' l're•u~ ·· delegations, and discussions of presented !be board members cates - $90. vo . te ~ ".te... a;e white ices into the home, hosp1ta1 one hour. · Y en r 1 . school levy headed tbe agen- and press a letter frol1hhe ·-tm:ording- to MHton Burdette, / l:te returns . today. beds are released earlier for inursing staff and provJdmg .co- JAdv oli;~:l~lt',.nll. tihJiill t, dathe lor Thw-sday night's Mas. on Welfare Committee of Mason Superintendent, to. there- ) yes voles and the critically ill. Home nurs·,r ardination of the n.ursmg . C t d f Ed I Co t T h t1 t f th m ttee Jt ould / cu '""' ing care of the sick will assure ' services Wf' expect tG ?em a JOHN meeting. oun y Boar o uca Ion y eacIncrease ers reques ques between o e $275,000 co I 056 no uestion votes to oflhewhether refer- the fam•'ly physician that his I ,... nnsition to offer quahty homef .' S . $70unmonthly abovengthea cost and w ';'100,- 5e'ndum C WPASmt NGTDORN-SI ENdS.R II The Persun ConstructiOn current County Supplement for 000 yearly for the Leachers 10- hodesia beeome inde- orders requiring professional , nursing care to al.l people 0 i B. as ore, r . vaila I Lon D-La. . loomed usse most Comp~~ny, Hun t'rng ton, 1ow bid• degree teachers. The money for creases. lendlnt under its present con- nu:rsina• skill will be carried out IjthisT county," i i he said ill be • . . g, ' . der , WflS awarded the contract this supplement would be ob- The delegation stated I he t'l ti British Prime Min effectively and will provide him · b 8 serv ce w 1100 11 toeday m ofsp:cnulae- for t.hr.ee jobs which included tained from the increase in supplement would. solve many Wilson bas warn: with trained observations of 'j ble upon request, but8 only D to ( . thh_ posbt . S..- att the fmJshina of the ground t:oor enues from the new spec1al problems now fecmg the Coun- ed that such acl•'on the the patients' needs the re· with the approval of tbe atTh d t to be 1 eel emocratJc w 1p emg vaca · t. . . . te h . t h t t ' d the at tending physician and under e van ages n .. 1 ed b vice President • Elect at Wahama Junoor H1gh School, school levy to be voted upcn m ty schoo sys m sue as eac..- first declaration of independ- sponse to trea men an . · . . • by the8 Middleport Schoolga ell Hub.?rt H Humphrey , addrllon to New Haven elemen. the near future. er shortage by better wages, ence by British settlers since titude .of the family umt to· can be devel· trict if proposed Jales tu The odds appeared to favor lary school and an addition to The Committee! suggested encourage new teachers to the · American colonists io ward J/lneas. f increase bill sbould be plased p t Ith 0 h r t Sunnyside elementary_ The co- county supplement above the m county, msure a?equate ., _ would be "treason., j Financing of this service is oped and become success u1 on: by the state legislature were dl• as d senal ors tract price was $131,652 which state monthly basic salary is as teaching staff for our mcreas- 177 primarily through Federal ly through good support and co cussed when the Board of Ed3 00 wan le are{{: /mse $825 to the Columbus $155; follows2.: 1Bachelor's Master's Degree Degree --age ing young school people enrollment enrour· ... . I througobl , -:tuhcafionh met Monday evening at openy,f ngt' as e . 1ves se; included Heating Company. to ; consider ~ 5% wool pairs. Siu 'IOXB<I _ boWld with 100% ace· . WINTER COATS $28·00 ' Comnusa~ont:"l ~dvbory Dr. Boocks Notes Progress Of Disease Control Plan p1lr Pen knivea, farmen' knlv· e• and tnlve1 for boys. Two blade•. Pearl, yel1ow and imitation bone. -·.. 1 $].95 Sal• Mens 65c and 75t WOMENS 1 '::ho- lltoorfeldo S•l• Prlco - 99c For the Holiday !>akinc season. Bake best iD Py. BILLFOLDS $1.95 1 mo~;~~7:~·na~s ~vr ' follow'"~ ~50 $4.00 BED BLANKETS $4.89 POCKET KNIVES Dela~are: War~e. MENS MENS-ALL WOOL Miss Karen Bachner, freshml?. n at Ohio University, sp~~t the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner and daughter, Connie. Mrs. c. H .Iones and son, 1 Charles of Pittsburgh and Co!. I Robert Benr1e1t and daughter ·1 Barbara, of Washington, D. C. visited this week with Mrs. ' nuy Reynolds and her mother, I Mrs Minerva Childers SEE 'HELLO DOLLY' 2 The Suede Cloth Shirts have flap pockets. The ven Flannel Shirts have button thru pockets. ow ail sizea 14'>11 to 20. Buy a season's supply. ' WOMEN$ Populn "Vinyl" DRESS GLOVES ' $5.00 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 1 N C. for Wom•n• Phil M1ld CARDIGANS $5.44 The 2 Reaular Value WOMENS BULKY KNIT 1 Plaid and Checkered Shirt• CEN1I COLUMBUS IV PI) - AIprofits which Gov. James A. tution. spokesman for the Rhodes ad-/ Rhodes .may ask the legislature Howard Coller, adminlsW. mi nislration hmted t~y at. a to subrn1t ~~~ year.. tive aui.stant to Finance .[)irii. shakeup in the adm1rustrabon State offictals, legislators, the to R'ch d L K ba h all... ' IShiYhC ' r •"th a r . trac,o.,. of the Buys In dustna c oo out omm Iss1on a ndtbe BIS · n••... ,e wor s mJsme ...- • (BIS 1 at Lancastt'l" an d poss1'ble y ou th ServJCes . Ad Vlsory . Board · of the BIs an d t he were b'tl · Ihe1r · en·t·ICSm o1 life., place 1 ve ever seen 1a ll1f. rebuildmg . I er m Girls Industrial &hoot (GIS ) Ioperations at the IDO-~ear-old .EASTERN EAGLES - Front row. L toR, Roger Allman. Rick Koblentz, Gary Michael. Charlie Frecker, Roger Spencer, Ken Hartung, Dave : near BIS Thursday. . an theRichllrd Wright, chaii'IDID The cap1taJ Improvements to ,Iovercrowded mspect10n lhere Ohio Youth Leonard, Jim Meredith, Bill Amos. Back row, Jim Carpenter, Asst. Coach; Jerry Don Roush, Paul Chadwell, John Pooler, Charite E1chm- • large extent depended upon Legrslators and state off1c1als board, dtaried lhat ger Darrell Well Tom Osborne Bruce Hager Ray Justice John Bogard and Dave Stnckiin, Head Coach. possage of a mrll1on cap1- loured BIS Thucsday and had nothing of consequl!llce h,ll· Plaid Part Wool loya $1.-2 llode PIE PLATE SPECIAL Woven Flannel or Printed Suede Cloth See this wide selection of girls warm knit hats-cud· dle caps, ear warmerJ. stocking cap11, toboggans, in rurduroy and wool blends. Solids. plaids. stripe s l:lnd thl' ('ks. Si1.es 10" PYREX REPEAT SALEI MEN'S $2.95 LONG TAIL FIVE . After Officials' Tour CANNON $5.95 Knit Hats $].69 ond $].95 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 . Imported Down. Full cut size 2lx27. Floral ticklog in Pink, Blue. (Only 15 pillows In lot) Girl a In Middleport ' POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' SLEEPCRAFT BED PILLOWS CHRISTMAS CARDS SUm and Regular Sile NO. 175 I $5.95 50• I Pound Size · .. · .. · .. " " " " " " " ' " " 95c 2 Pound Sire .• . • · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · 5 4 Pound Size . .. . . .... · • · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · $ 1•7 5 Paun ..~sl ze .... .. .. . . ....... .. .. . ... .. $2.1 950 Murphy's Liquid Oil Soap · · • · · • • · · · · SOc and • CHRISTMAS CARDS VOL XVI An attractive group of printed outlnc tor Sleepwear. Patterns include Kiddie Prints, Stripes. Rotebuds, Men'l Wear. Geometric• on white and tinted grounds of pink, blue, maize, mint. Works like matte 1D tba dirtleJt oven. Pure vegetable oil soap. Cleans everytblng. For floors, walls, woodwork, furniture, appliances, li>· phalt rubber and plastic tile, linoleum, leather and automobile upholstery. PANTIES efitJne 39c Y•"" rubber clovel, No m•••· Wotnena Phil Mald Girls Phil Mold ORLON CARDIGANS $3.95 1 The Mlleat way to clean your oven. No need for Murphy's Oil Soap WOMENS EXTRA SIZE 1 size Re1ency Roli·A· Reek Setl, ctvel you four metal lnY llblea In • ARE SALE PRICED White Seamleoa MHh · · • .... · • · · · · " " " · l9c Over tho Kn" White SumiHo Mesh · · · • • · $ 1•39 AN EXCELLENT VALUE! ~ Stockings for Women PRINTED ounNG FLANNEL 79c $]0·98 Sole apace aaver rack. Beautl· tul JTipe and roae de•lcn• SHANMONT AND KIRBURY Girls Regular $1.95 OVEN CLEANER TV TRAY TABLE SOS . - u Inch Vepor lrlte f12,H Coi.O.k GIRLS • • • ' • I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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