http://66.213.69.5/files/original/565574860f2b4b8eff8f5ec97a582991.pdf 358e0dd56729625dbb1d1d01fd6c68cc PDF Text Text ... -.... ...... . . . . ·- --··· . . _....._________ _.. . . _______ ___ . . _~ ~ -··-~ ... -·-~- .. -·-· -- - ··--- -- ·- • ·Autumn Themes in Unusual Flower 1L... • f Arrangements Highlight Meeting ~ettmg '~ Tnteresting and unusual now· I abst ract arrunge ment ul Slbt'rla : p I n er arrangements with th e fall Iris "eed pods and Japanese ~ ersona . • • ~I theme de-monstrat t'd by Mrs. I Lanterns a palm ~p<:~the !'On· t' John Kinra1d. highll!~htt"d the tamer . a ~vrnt"tnca l nH>ss ar ;. lu Middleport t 11 .. f 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport ,~O_:, Nov. 6, 1964 Ambassadors From Indio to Speak Nov. 20 thankwere offering taken. ,lA Plans made was for a Christl mal:i pa rty and $1 gift exchange, lntro•pection .u CltrUtiam 0//ered Th N be 8 w 0( Mr. and Mrs. P. Sad.hu Same ovem r meetmg al the home of Mrs. C. · eese uel, Baptist ambassadors from lthe WSCS of the Asbury Meth· the date to be announced . Mrs. Novem bt>r mt't'tmg of the Mid· I rangPment uslll6 C'urnhusk ms· Jndia, will speak on current odist church of Syracuse wa s1Eichmer and Mrs. Melvnl dleport Amatf'ur liardt-nt• r's 1es. beaC'h lt>aVI:'s and J()( h mad~ Mr ~nd Mrs Joe Turner vis· events In India at the Pomeroy hekl Wednesday evening at ! Grimm contributed to the birthClub held Wt>dnesdave ve mng by !\·I rs Ji:imt":. 'l'ttu.-, rur the llt"d al Fl<~lruek. W. Va. Thurs. First Baptist church, Sunday rlhe home of Mrs. Alice Cape- day fund . A T?anksgivi~g medi.. IL the home ol \Irs (;rtiC'f' ~wgrarn and a l!nt' ma~~ ar da) Wi th rtl<~live~. Nov. 20 at 10:20 a . m. I ha~ . Will ' t.Btion by Miss Marcla Karr Pratt . Mrs. Thtlffiti Pra ll was ran~enwnt ul cornnu ... k ma..;nul· I The Samuel's live in Nel.lore, 1•• rts . nedlam Eichioger, pres· closed the meet ing, afler which \1r~ l>t-11 Smith is lmpruving t Indio, near Madras, 1·n south \H':n , ope . the meeting wi_th refr eshments were served by t heThe asst<;ting hoste~~ !<IS. dnl:'d lanna lea~t:. tn a 1 verse ul tht' month was l bruwu Doltl~ L"unl~.1lllt'f' and a frulll lllJUfl<'~ ~uffered in a fa ll . India. Mr. Samuel holds a ..dev?tos, usJRg as her topiC, hte hos tess to nine m~mbers. 818 gi\len by Mrs Harn \1oor~ luu:• ar-rang t ltl!-'01 tea Jur1ng 111 Ihe tJuS ln t"SS llistm·t r~\.'t'nt· Mr. & 'irs. Garrett Christy of Grove City will Master or Arts degree !rom Ma· f r. ~, and Property of .a 1 who :-t'ad stvf'ral poPms in prnk arJ 1d 11, )..p blussom~ tn m- i~ be o ne of the featured groups at the Enterprise d:ras Christian college. He has ~.~~~~·00k The program top1c, AT PTA MEETING tI k '1 r· ->nd '1 r' HOf 'C" Mc· EIF.U B Church 90th a nniversary observance Sun· S€' rved in the Labor department _A at ou••rselves as Chns· Mrs. Wil liam ShaplrO or T~ . k eepmg v. 1th 1he autumn "~-' a"- mt'd v.1til p int' 111 a J ,1r ~·on., .. ·~ ~ - ~ ti w en, W~asb presented iJledo, president of the Oh1o Conon inc luct mg " lndtan Summe r." 1.,n1;r h~rtm IH' re u1 i\kron Mondav tl OiV. November~ al so appParing at the after· of India government and is b anM om d 1 · · ' nuon ser vJt·e \\i ll bt: th e Ul111g Brothers quintet now the Nellore distrt'ct m"n"'- Y rs . 0 ana me renner . oress or Parents and Teachers, '" wt Last Rose" ul Summer." Sht' <tbu Jt•mun'>tra!t' t It' tu .11 tt·nd tun t> r:.li servl Ct" S lor .....co. D i 1!1 ,; and " It 's Th an ksg iving . 13 kPn m:-~kJn~ uf l'ornhu:-; k ru:-;t'~ Jnd ~~ ~~~ Ceraldme l:::lraley , former from Chillicotht . ger for Esso Oil Co., in India. 18 ~ ~~ the business session io; presiding at the Board of 8 from the Ideals m aga wH' u"ed l'Ut t l•• er~ 111 makmg an Ak ron bu:sme::;swom<~n who died · He has been rrtaster of the u- n calls were reported. Managers meeting in ColumMrs Grace PLra\1. proll ram inv1;rted T Jna ng~""nwnt ft'atul·· la sl Wt'l:' k. 10 Ntw J E" rse;. I' / publi high school, missionary . solution. . t~ Pick· Fort Hayes. An c.announcement was made secretary and home nr-o:osident of the gold m The a_verage bus Nov. at 5 through 7. Among t~ e 0 chairman . introducti'd Mrs Km- mg lnd tdl\ S ull l!llt't' mum' . I r• t I b ~lr ~n d M rs Lawrem·e Mil I 0 ' of the Un ion Thanksgiving Ser- Telegu Baptist convenU'on. Mrs. amoun sa out one gram (five delegates is Mrs Harold Loh· caid who demonstratt'd .sev•Hal \1 r~ Fdg;u· KP\110 ld ' · p re~ t - huan wf'r e m (;a lltpo li s Tues' vice to be held Wednesday eve- Samuel, a graduate of Wo- cents wor th ) of gold to one ton se, Pomeroy, SE OhiO district, arrangem ent s and matt> l'ials tu df'nl t•pPnPll tht' lnf't" tlng 11 11 d da1 ~, in g, Nov . 25 at Heoth Meth- men 's Colle~ In Madras, has 0f wtaer. ldirectur. makl!' others S h t! dispb~ed an 111~-'tllht·r -. rP~pondt' d lo J o II o1.-==========_;.:,:~:,-;;;========'1 al: b\, ,_1.,·,np,... "' Thanksg1vmg 1v"·1r ~ H,,r n1 11 oud a s he II an d ' Representa t iv e:-~ were named odJsld Church kwith the Rev . Ny\e ben a school teacher · II l ' Th R M 8 Th1tu ghl T ht' Clu b Constitu- i\! 1s~ F n·dd l~ Hn udasht>lt h<i ve to ar1"'nd th e Scwlo Presbytery . or en spea mg. . e. ev. · Durmg a one . year leave of I l ti1111 ...,d . . JNri C~ nd an 1m l\a· vtsi iPd at Holzer Hos pital this at th~ Log an Presbyterian ' E. ~owso~, host mm.ls~er , Will absence from h1s employment, lin!I hacl l.k•'ll rt't'l'lVt>d lot c·lub V.f't> k 'nllh .\lr Huud ~;~s ht'lt who Clturr tl No v. 17 wh en the ses- . preside wrth . other .ministers of ~r . and ~rs. Sam~el are vlsitrnt:'m bt·: ~ 111 d11 Pnd a gardt' ll is rec·uve1 . 111 ~ lrutn rt·ct'nl sur sitJil of the Midcti Pporl F'irst Un - lhe commumly takmg part. . mg Amencan BaptiSt churches cl ub wor h1 1up ~punsort>d b~ t!w gl:'n I It'd Presln lf' niln Church mrl Named on the stewardship in Ohio, at the invltatJoo of n ..... hlre c lu b tu De tw ld Nov. \1onda y e\.:ening £lt the church commitll;!e to be in charge of 1 the Ohio Baptist convention. 12 .t t 7 ~~~ p m m tht- Kygt>r Mr . : Chllrlt"'s King of Grove w1!h the Hev Howard Ruppelt ' the every member canvass to They have wtnessed the great ·n·d; Sl'll• lul m iPtc·n<.~ . \1 ·s . ('tt y ~~ ht>rt• w a <;s l ~t m 1 h e presidwg. be held in November were the changes that have occurred in 1 1 BE THRIFTY! .l.tlll!'" T 1 t u ~ w1\l De the dt>m - ca r~"" of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Mrs E 0 Tewksba r; . Mrs Hv Ruppelt, chairman. and India in recent years and will vn-.;tr, 1tor tnr 1lw w(lrks!wp Smti h. Y. ho ts rPCO\t'ring !rom Jame s Harley and Mrs. George Mrs. Arthur Lewis and J. H. de scribf! the problems and Save All Of Your Saleslips From \ Irs ){ IJbelt KP!twl wa s rwm- . a broken hip. Andrr so n we re elected to the Grate. hopes of l:ldia in the modern 1t-d hl rt· prest>n! ttw d ub <tt the Mr s Vu·g1 l J Manl t>y or Mid· ' sessi ona l nommating committee BEGINS ·TRAINING works. The public ls invited. rPgloal 111 Pt> ling tu De held at dleport has learned that her to secure new officers for !9135. : William E. Pickens, 18. :.! Ph onv 1i[ P Nov i .\1pmbers ' hu stnmd. S·Sgt Virg1l Manley. Mrs. Anderson wa s elec ted to of Mr. and Mrs . William Q - Is gold found in tbe oc>H' re rem1 mlt"d ol a mreting on i 1s safe art er it was reported alt€'nd the Scioto Presbytt:>ry Pickens or Route 1, Racine, has eans? :\l ilnda~ t:'V I:'nmg <~I ti \U p m. i thdt he had been l~JUrf>d m t~r as a delegate with Mrs. Harley begun basic training at the [ _A:_=-~~~_"::':':~~~~b===========,..--------....,,..1 m th e Pll!llt! l'i l~ el l'me nt<~ry exp los~ on ~I th.e Bll'n Hoa Atr t~ nd Mrs Te\\k sbary chosrn as Naval Training Center, Great st houl for rep resrntni iVI:'S or . Ba ~e In Vtel Nam s.sgt . \-Tan· , altr:rnales. : Lakes, Ill . hH'h ga"rden cluh m re g <:~ rd to ·~ lev h(:..s been in Viet Nam for . Plans wrre made to assi~t :r----------====="'11 thf' count v nm~er ~ how . l'oc<:~ four mon 1 h~ . 1 th,'! Youth Fellowship with a I Cola bookll'b. · P tll! St' tor L1v I Mrs. Wayne Gibbons is in Bu· ' spt'cial prngrarn which wr ll in· mg · Wt're Ui strtbU1t'd dunng the eyrus as guest of her fa_'ller ,! elude as guest speaker, Dr. A. e\ot>mn g .J E. Carson and her s1ster. : Christian Land. a former Jew· · . For Any Gilt 1 The travel mg pnze was won Miss Ruth Carson. Semmarv student in Ger- 1 1 ish Giving Occa1iDn by Mr s. TI1elma Pr at t w1th . M~ .. C. H. .Weise o~ Col~mbus : many now s~rving as a Prcsby- 1 1 \olr~. Bn.lt'e Llo~d receiVIng the IS vlsttmg Wllh h1s Sisler ln·! aw, j terian m1ni"ter m Ru :-.se ll ville, l Stop in and Brow•• , door pr1 7e The Chrrslmas par- 1\>tr, R. C Sansbury and hiS.Named to the arrangem('nts , : ty wit! be held at the home of niece. M1ss Sally Schaaf. \ comml!lel' for the program were i 1Mrs. Hobert Coats. Der ember 7. Norman Yeauger returned ' Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Ru ssell Ly- ' ! A de ~ser t course was served 1home Thursday, from Holzer ions, Char les Pe rb\es, J . H. from a table covPred With a ' Hosp1tal where he has bf'f'n a , Grate, and Ro bert Tewksbary. ! MIDDLEPORT, 0, , la ce clu!h over orange and cen- p<:~trent smce Tuesday. The mf't ting w11l be open to the 1 tered w1th a cornucopta uf F~..:,:.;,:::_:.::;..::.::::..:.:;:.! .::;:~::;:::::;:~=~~~~~ fresh fruit. Lighted orange ta~~ 1 : pt•rs were u~d HI turkey rep· x ... .,. ~ f lica holder s. Turkey favors t \o\of"re g1ven those pn:sen t Wl!h ; ~: mints and napkins cl:trrying out ~ ~ the fall 1heme. Mrs. Reynoldsi ~ Persona • • • ~~-_. pres ided at the sliver coffee . f) service and Mrs. Lloyd at the Iii In Pomeroy puneh bowl. 1 Mrs. Harry (Opal) Bearhs 1 COMPLETES TRAJNlNG who is confined to .her home, · . , 1537 Nye Ave. wt\1 observe Randall D. Retbe!l', so_n uff her birthday Tuesday Novem· Mr and Mrs. Robert Re1ber o ber lO. • Route t •.RaClne, completed baMrs Bertha Scott returned s1e tn11nmg Oct 23 at the Re- ' C d N home today, after an overnight · T · · crw 1 .rammg ornman · . a- 1 visl! at F'atrborn w1th her bro.Is tltB now gsnsr6tion of Color TV . 1 cvall'fTnunmg Center, San Dtego, I1 thet. ttn d s1st er·tnaw, Sg1. an d a'· Mrs John T Baily. Mrs. Dana Oliver is lmprov1 VlSM' 1N GEORGIA tng at Veterans Memorial HosM.r. and Mr~ . Carl Lee and !pita! after a several weeks illson. Larry. uf Bashan has re· lllt'SS. turned from visiting their son I Mr. and Mrs. Eslle 'Mossman and bn) ther. Charles E. Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moss· who is <1ltending Southern Tech Newark Wednesday . They al- I at Manetta, Georgia. The Lees Newark Wedntsday. They alvisited the Kennesaw Mls. and so visited Mr. and Mrs. Don· 1 Middleport, 0. Nat iona l BattiPfteld Park near aid Morgan and son. Marietta, Ga. !\1r. and Mrs. Phil William- I ====----=====•,!son returned home Wednesday, I after an overnight vi sit in Co-- : lurnbus with Mr. and Mrs Robert Gardner. Enroute home. MoHI YUCOI-Co~ry they visited in Chillicothe wJth ~log. 23• OWJIII dilf. tube tn .... : 274~q. ln. plciUie Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Black. viewing.,.., tOOQOD Mrs. Albert Mees was the Wednesday dinner guest of her sister and brother·in.Jew. Mr. New rectangular tube and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. Motorola's excit+ng Color/ 65 picture ia LOUIS Carl or Baltimore, Md. l rectengular. full, big, with the natural who was ce lled here by the ! lhape similar 10 color movies. dPath of T. W. Bengel, is the , Ordinary round tube color TV h11 a guest of Mr. and Mra, T, A. picture which is smaller end rounded off, Downie Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bright of Dunbar, W. Va. were overnight guests Wednesday of Mr. and New slim cabinets Mrs . T. A. Downie and attend· ed the funtral of T. W. Motorola's new rectangular tube is Mr. and Mrs. Richard about 6.2lnc:heaahorter U.n ~ and family spent the past we•,k· il round coiOt tube, con.equendy - · NDT trim Color /65 stts fit inChes otoHr to end in SL LoUJs, Mo. with Mr. THIS the well than ever Mfore pollible and Mrs . Dever Biggerstaff and with large ICieen color ~lend family. They were accompanJ~ COMFORT SEAL beautifully with other room furnlshinga. Ied home by her mother , Ml'!l. CONSTRUCTION Eddie Smith who spent the Color indicetor light two months with her daughter and lamlly. When fine tuning 11 property adjulted, Have you ever stopped to think how many this Motorofa. dftlgned •lec:tronlc of your errands-involving a lot of time device automlticlllr tlgh11 to tell vou QUILTED and tra~el-you could eliminate you had when • c:olor signal or program 11 1n II' I 11 Representatives T presbytery At Logan 10med WEATHER Mootly fllr todaY. CJ'Iudy ad warmer tonigbt. Cloudy oDd cooler Sunday. Hlgb 1oo fly, 14--63, low tooJsbt IWS, llgb Sunday 58-K e • at y Q • ~ -~ .. ~nttne ,, , 0 I· Dftol«l Te Tit. fniBut. 01 T,. Meic..M,.,,.. • ly, ;,;· / ·· I VOL XVI NO. 176 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • • "/ '/,; ., ', ,t''•· ----~------------------------;;. . SATURDAY, NOV&. _·,, "<: ;' 1964 FIVE '~· CENTI Rhodes to Bare Plan· For Reapportioning OhiO's House, Senate ''!. 1 SHOP SATURDAY Until 9 In The Ev~ning --- ----- --Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ladies "WHITE LEVI'S' s GIFT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I Queen Crowned For Homecomin8 ... rr ,.. "' . . t1Ge ff1ng • 1 Colll.Pare and see wl\v... MOTOROLA TOWN PROJECT Coats, Middleport Bo ~ Cbomber of Commel'<'e President, rl&bt, and Buck Sm/lb, lo1tall e Trasb reeeptacle to dOWDtown Middleport Friday. The receptaele!ll were purch8sed. r.cently by lbe Cbamber fl Commerce. Smith Calls For Talks on Independence by ,I LlVJ's· I I BAHR (LOTHIERS I Society Has Temporary Archives Place -- ENGLANDER .fiGURE FIT HOW ABOUT ''CHECKING" ALOT OF YOUR ERRANUS? if a checkzng account here? For example: Good v:eather or bad, you could pay all you~ bJIJs-even make prepaid purchases -quJCkly and safely by mail! I. Open a che<king account ben - nowl We Pay 3% Interest On Saving• Pomeroy National Bank Memb.r Fodera! R-r•• Syotom I Member Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporolion Serving Meigs County for over 90 years QUEEN MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, 0"10 being tettcatt. TONt;HT & SATURDAY NovemMr 6.7 ''THE HORROR Of PARTY BEACH" and "THI CURSI Of T"E LIVING CORPSE" WEIRD! HORRIFYING! FANTASTIC! Weird atomle beasts . . . . live off human blood! The first horror·Mon· ster-Musical. SUN., MON. and TUES. Nonmber a.t-10 Joshue Loaan•• PULYIR" Precillon crafted with modem hand end dip soldering for circult connections of high rellebility. Full year 6tJBrsntse Manufacturer's guarantll cover. fi'M exchenge or repair of env tube or part proven defective In norm•l u... Amlnged lhrough us. lebor lXII'&. -------------------' WERNER RADIO &tV. ~we POMEROY - RUTLAND MATIRESS Hand-wired Power Transformer 'Chassis N. 2nd Ave. ' Servl£e What We Sell". . Mdllle;orf, 0. ' ' .. ' •'! ' ~ ONL.Y••• ' s 95 ~ TWIN~R JUU. SIZI Dies on Friday �.. - .. . I •• \ t !-Dally S•ntin'l Pom,roy·Midlloport . 0 . Nov. 7 , 1964 - - ---- . ~ ~d~~waier Wants Good Look At R('"''""~ Lr ~'i~ Del' eat 1\' ASIIH\CTO'i 1l'PJI - Reports From Th~ Capitol Old, Hard Line, Produced liT•• With Huge Soviet Rocket By LYl.E WILSON A war engulfed Europe likely o look upon t as a U· Unlltd Prt"IIS International 1 In 1939 to enable rDH _to ob- cense to doa 1 he pleases and 1 The grNil ( h<.-~\lenge of hJS life tam a tlurd term in 1940, de- toe laun ~olemnly that he was 1 R:.rll' \1 GoltilldtPr he· tune comes now o Lyndoo spite the shatenng cour ba commanded lo the actJon by 1 the voters That Is how fOR got mto the I Bv NICHOLAS DANTI OFF rocket they had ever 1een range rocket. They said the busmess of trymg to pack the uoi,td Pre•• lnternatioaal The b1g rocket, presumably We11t has larger missUws. U.S. Supreme Court m revenge destgned to carry a nudear - A missile, ,apfor 1ts consistent opmwns de- MOSCOW (UP{) - Oeiw:1se warhead and ather mtsstles in. parenlly designed for long-. l{e Minister Rodlon Y. Mallnovsky eluding 'one Western experts bombardment po!llbly in tbt Llkl' care of the drta'ils mvol\ Nl ' 11 \t1 111 111g OH ' I" !11s pnst r rankhn D. Roosevelt was so have been the cpnd!date of a carlg basic New Deal 1 d1allenged neo.rly 30 years ago party too weakened by lntrna1 10n both unw1se and uncost· assailed Amertcan called the ••Havana c l gar" intercontinental cla!ll. tu hiS su~.:cesor, ArtZOil il Gov Paul J r i.\ 110\0 r.o!dwaler gave strong sup York GO\ A Ho<'k all<· r the landslide1936e lectlon. istnf to mount a wlnmg tutoal FDR calltd II o horse- Ism" today and then unv,.'ed brough roaring cheers from -The 60-foot-long "Havana p'lt to handptrked c.nr t•! t·lll' t 111m \,u,lllilrl II!! tn H., funked Three months afer patg l and-buggy court and persuaded the lae.gest Soviet rocket ever ' the crowd and smiling wavett cigar," which experts said 11 r:llm'tAl chon man Dean Burrh Spam G1drl1\ ,H•r gttwd he all bu skunked Repubhcan l FDR Handed Mandate himself that the people had 1 seen in public. from a rop Lellln's tomb where probably au ant1-mi9llie mls00 · l d1dn t ktlP\\ ' (\1\ li ' s.tid Burch had drm e run Alf M Le.ndon m 1936 FDR FDR was judged ln 1936 to commanded htm to motorize 1 "Imperialist ctrcles heeded Malinovsky stood among Red aUe. proposed to Congress a ·plan to rhan! been g1ven a mandate by 1the vehicle. by the United States, •are stub- notables incl udin S sov1et Lead"' - Elghtee n .. r t • 1on g an ti• ' " ·rv. verv commendable job' 1Ne" y or·k r1om ·spJtn " . a"'ri he urged that Burch be re R to I1tf' campaign pack the Supreme Court w1th I' he voters. A mandate Is de- ' Some such temptation surely bornly resistmg the easmg ot er Leonid 1. Brez hnev an d Cbl• a1rcraft mi ss Ues wblch Weat ern tamed in hl!! job ,1nd lt)"S 1) \ a. \and Nt' W Deal sympathizers fmed by Webster as an author· [ will seek out Johnson tlthougb International tensions," the nese Communist Premier Chou expert1 said Appear to be upHe warned Republican' nnl <Ink (,oldw.•l •' r <,n d rl•e one The court packing project •tative command, a formll or- not In the area of he Supreme 5tocky Communist leader rold to-<late mndela or older rocket to go off 'haHcoc ked" and Iinne ll.o l I "· nl 1" , Ire>' " ""' defeated and not by a Re· der from a superior court or Court The justices long since thousands of Russians crowding The weapons on display 1n- hardware. make changes m pari\ leader tlwl 11e .ne not "' pol•trcs as pubhcan congressional upmmg official to on infertor one. When unhitched their old horae to pa- Moscow's vast Red Square. eluded CbOD ApPOIH Bored shtp a thorough studv ··•• knr" nc·no ev•·n four years The project licked by re- ra president or governo beleves rade in style as high pow< ed -The missile that end- Chou appeared slightly bored of Tuesday's elcdlun rPturns be!ltou< congressional Demo· I the votes have giveu him a and fully mechanized performHe broke into a grin moments ed the rocket parade, whlcb ex- as he watched the parade, Burch who met r.oldwfltf'r Th t> full fnrce of the pnv-ier crats The Republicans had the rnandae, t is t 1me for the ers In the demoeratic later when his Red army leo- pertl said might be either an which included swarms of fur 0 at Dull<' !tl!Prnaltonc' ol •,liro rlr P"'l' 'gan da rna wil mostly to bark whtle the ! beaten opposition party to take presided over by a succession gi ns wheeled Into the square intercontinental or intermediate capped and helmeted lroopo 1 rhtnm .. 1 the nal>on.rl govern· Delllocrats npped thetr own to 1ts holes. A pre,.den with a of rmgmasters, fi'DR to LBJ, an issued a statement ea r iter tn monster missile and banner - waving bottalionl the day saying he pl,nned In mem "'' thro\\n mlo thiS cam- ptrty to shreds. 1mandate n his pocket Ia mos inclume I whtch Western military experts of workers end athletes, 1 Great Political said was the biggest Soviet stay on as party chamnan as pa1gn " long as the perty wanted hml GoldoHJter said 1t was loo o The explostve nature of great } He ..td he would call a meet· early lo judge hiS n.istakes or political power ID one .man's tng of th• national commit'•• '"" party s mtstakes and ,.,d hands .. now it reposes m the after the first of the year to 11Jere was no reason to rush hands of Lyndon Johnson can discuss his and other queSions rntn on analYSIS be of nuclear proporltons uless By Ms. MitcbeU Webb Opportunities Great A< fur for the the hads belog to the most Mr. and Mrs. Fran!l:lln Pin- Ms. Richard Gaul and son He said hie part; s oppnrtun· \\ hrle House. Ire repltert · "I Getting your first driver's about cars - especially lf he Is tog headed kind of polltlclan. nell of The Plains were recent of Chester and Mrs. Warden Funeral services for Mu. ties are great. "For the ftrst don 1 think 1d he asked to do license and dnvmg the family helping you swing the dee!. It " the good fortune of Lyn- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Our1 of Bashan cpl\ed on Mr. Earle Jeanette Morgan Longs lime In Republican histon , "e 11 agatn " Icar or buymg one of your own, B f ·, It don Johnson that he Is a and "-. Harley Green and fa· tnd Mrs. Jim Patterson on worth, ••, who died Friday at ofrers many dopportunities, to car elortes or youd ea VI!ers verhy ca of enchanting capacity .., of a daughter, Mrs. have a truly nati onal with w y . • thor,""• George Tyler. Tuesday. the home B 00 0 1 1 1 stgnficant federal atTd state any voung aut. ut you mus • ·t d d 'n th capable not merely of seetnll d E th W I Racine wUl ba representation In the North. l\"0 .jl 10 I the new'b'l'license . yout cos "r o owmnganond gure opera ti nge around corners but of simultt-- Mrs. tho J hn w t etbb ' whok has ith ofMrs. Belpre Erenst spentJohnson -ursday an with son held s erMonday es l at 3:30, p.m. at I ur own car • ou "''" wan 1 br he W C ld Mr and "·s Douglas Circle Ewing c -e ,uth, East and \lest brings add ed responst titles. • y h' '" h 1 wlth bur1a11n tht 1 101 1 wee s w 11 1 neously putting bolh ears to the spent 0e pas wo Yo Learnmg to be a good, safe t ·1h t "'fo· ground. hher we ' Mr and' M.ra Dwight Swep• "'t' Letart cemetery. The Revs. Ear S' "In the light of such oppor 1t r, ltlatelr andll' ld b • \ driver is just the beginning. dcompadre e dcos r th at The Whte House may never w o is n a cr ca co ton • · tunlty, how too tsh tt wou e L th f t b , t h 1goo use car an a car a k bf t d famil of Colwnbus ley and Paul Sellar• will offi I to continue any Intra party . , , earmng e ac s a ou, e ht b . It ond have seen Johnson's li e e ore in the hospttal returned to her son an Y . • squabbling and btckering," The 01110 Stalt Patrol ln\e<· rost or owning and operating mtg not e m qu L as g There is a possibllily, tnerlor home Sunday 'accompanied by Ispent the weekend with Mr. elate. Burch said. one IWO·COT acrldem m a car Is tmpportant too. a condttlon. A lot of fellows have toot LBJ wtll surviv the mas: her husband and daughter and and Mrs. Ralph Lee and Mr. She was born at Porter Fail!, He said he would wait and Meigs countv on Friday It What cna you do? Keep a wtth JUS! the mon- ter test that now confronts him, family, Mr. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Robert Lee and son. Wetzeil county, W. Va., March see what the- Republican Na took place a! 10 55 am one record of car expenses for a I 7l they hau up. can't It sav· he tes being in bls obtlij o Ball Mr.son, and Larry, Mrs. Donglas the daughter the ·1 rh f p m rov on Rt · h mgs are low saved and you ln· and spent a Ctrcle week 1, late188I, Edward and Sarahof Mor· . Mrs. Blanch Mace, sister of end with Mr. and Mrs. Buren gan and had been a resident 1l 0 e · tJortal Commattee does at a Jan nu e nor 0 month and figure tht e cost per I vest very much, ' then you might possess enormous power wh1 1 dnven mlie for drtvmg d · JUS of Racine since 1910 uarv· meeting · But he conce-ded · A p ckup trU L''k e am1ly . t have 4 wheels and a rnator out becoming trapped in the m- Mr Harley Green, h very il Duncan m Columbus. 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 that byvote no-confidence m Inorth bv Chffnr . .J7 e«r nc u e Insurance, gas, 01 , storage, repa1rs. I to k ·• Thwese o t. }lim the ofcommiltee woulu d LeJrrPit, derreC'Iation, ll bare th kiAh's cautous It is ' use 8 possibility and no in Athens hospil a1 . Dean Brinker and WI am Survivors include four I!O!IS, 8 1 be a "hobblmg mnuence ,. I Pomeroy . was makm2 a left ec. Ask your parents to help o cars t a. e nee I g a more. The probablity IS that Anyone wlsmg to write to ICarleton called on Mitton and Ernest, Chelyan, W. Va' Goldwater also said he agreed Iurn mlo a pmate dnveway you estimate the share of those newfbbrake jOb, LBJ will be lured In one way Walter Caldwell should send the Joe CIJ'cle one everung recent- of Detroit; Frank, Brecksville, with former Presrdem Dwtghl r ju<l as a northbound :ar drw· ttems paid for infrequently. rna e c urc 'th : or another to put hs grea po 11 to City Ho•pilal Akron ' iy. 0 .; 'lborne, G!'81ld Fork. N. D Eisenhower Ihat the part\ ·s '"n b\ Jtmmy Stcau<s 21. Park· Fall <eems to be the season th , • t"- a! t you liical power ro a test to whtch Room 471. ' ' Visiting Mr!. Mary C lr c 1e D.; three daughtero, Evelyn image needed to Le rebut ersbu rg \I Va . was "hen newly licensed ' c rote de car tIS sa e o oj· It is not equal, II was sucb a l ' Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dobbins, Pawtucket, Rhode •·it's going to lake hard tog to pass. and Ihe\ col ro sons wllh summr erad e a you a!rep as that in which FDR was Mrs. Harley Green and faJames Circle of New Haven, Island; Dorothy McSwel!ln, New1 work ., the Ar "Pn::ttna t'd Thrl (' "os medmm dam· in their pocket, dtscover that t to eeyp m top obperaht1onb att caught nearly 30 years ago. ther called on Mr. and Mrs ..W Va , and Mr. and Mrs. Geor· cumberland, W. Va.; Esther Replies 'fo Governor age 10 bnlh velw les and nellh· school buses, feet and that a . tmes. ou may e 1 e es Ora Paynter Tuesday. Mrs. ge Circle and famtly of Ash- West, Racine; IB grandchildren; As for cnttcal tetnarks by cr d11Vet' wa s injured chauff<-ur called "mom" are dnver m the world, bull! your Paynter was in an aulo accl· land, Ky. one brother, Amos Morgan, St. 1.c1 fhett was cued una charge all suddenly obsolete. Not long I has faulty brakes or 0 dent and is poorly. Other call- Mrs. Louise Van Meter and IPetersburg, Fla., and a sloter, of unprnprr lu• n. and Str auss after you reach that magical ' n I steer properly you not m In the Paynter horne were daughter of Spiller visited Mr Emma Anderson, Cblllicothe. lwa< e11ed for fatlure to give age of six teen. you find 11 pret· be around to teU about 11. Mr. and Mrs. Gertrude Dake, and Mrs. Douglas Circle Friends may call at \he runer• 1 8 an audtble stgn al wlule pass· ' ty hard to not coar "dad" to So, if you are going to get a ' (Williams) and Ms. Hazel Har-lcenUy. al home anytime. ~ng Thev are both to 1 PP""<Ir :help vou p1ck out a good bar· car, figure out the best you can man. 1tn eountv court Nov 11 gam m a used car lot. 1 he cost of owninv and operat. COLUMBUS (UPI} - Pollee [ I This IS one ttme when it's not I ing II. Another good Idea Is to Lt Allen Fra.ley 42 died short- Mr. and Mrs. David Graham \'. ASHI NGTON IUPil \ famtly Leman of Xenia and Mr. ' easy Ior a boy to take "no" lor ftgure out the cost of financing 1y . beIore mt dmght' of gunshot Iand ani Mrs. JohnMn of The food store ads are one of Your paper will give you a lair · ' • · ted r t' ar ers urg spen a weeken . h t 1 ·n of •·moderate to hber<~l" d the learnt' ng tools of wise b!Jy· idea of the fonds available In 1an answer And if I remember a car at 8 dealer at 8 bank wounds mflicted by an ex-con p k b ave s eup rsuddenly a time anv-i hen ''dad" and at one other source of cred. vtct wan rape or attempt ques wmng lR WI"lh their parents, Mr. Pnd ing. Ads blJeans Repu 1gb1. 1t's knows a : ut-e the task of shonng awful lol 1tt. an plleged the consumer to the meat, produce, canned, lrocrumbling ruins of thetr r I Fraley's death at University Mrs Ora Payute. large supplies of certain ttems. zen foods and the dairy 1 r ·r•y but they don't have any I S ., S f That car ts going to give Hospttal, some 42 hours after M. and Mrs. Hay Price Is not always 811 Indica- ments, as well as any. spectaio 1 concrete proposals yet. IContmued fi'rom Page 1l i ervJ<e el or you a lot of independence, Isn't he was shot, came only a few er and family were week end Uon of quality. in Ute staple . commodtlies. The group, all of whom ran nounced the Town and Coun· l Infant 1it? But a car won't do it if it's hours after his fellow officers guests of their son and famtly, A careful study In the mas- By compartng the ado from well ahead of GOP trv Dmner to be at lhe Harn· 1 PT PLEASA!\T - Grave· · setting still. So before you arrested Eugene Wylie Dul'nr,, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shumaker tering of marketing terms and various stores, you can gain ttal nominee Barry M. Goldwa sovtlle School; 1side servtccs for Mork F.merick tempt yourself by buying, be 30, object of an intense city- ' of Cheablre. advertising lingo will be quite enough informatlop about the tc:r in his landslide defeet last lber 20 · at 1 • 15 pm llckets for i E<:; hcnauer, infant son of Char- sure you can pay the regular l wide manhunt. Mr. and Mrs: .Harley Green helpful in stretching the food foodsuppUesandpricestornake Tuesday, held a thts dmncr be purchased les W1lham and Pauline Car- payment, gasoline, insurance, Police were expected to file were recent VISitors of Mr. budget. a tentative market list without mg Friday to map plans for a at Ihe Cuun ty Extenston offtcc. der Eshcnauer, will be held at repatrs, tires, and the many a murd& charge today against 1and Mrs. FranclB Cottnll and Fond srores use newspaper even budging from your ch&lr. Republican revitalization. i Olhers II p.m. Sunday in Klfkland oUter expenses. Duling, who was confined ro father, Lee Cottrill. b 1 ado as window displays.Most Weekend Special• - Wbat Spokesmen said that no were Mrs AI crt a en ersun. rmona! Gardens under direction I University Hospital with a !rae. Mr. and Mra. John We b v II- f them nc Irate their adver Do 'lbey Realiy Meao? clu&ions had Leen reached I Bend Club, of Crow·Hussell runeral home I After you really sit down and I tured left leg received when he !ted In Galllpolis recently with o . . co ll en h If - Which coats leso- two No. cept to work wtth Mro Mtlton Roush. Svracuse ,l Born Nov 5 at Pleasant Val. l plan how you're going to buy jumped from the second·lloor of Mr. and Mrs. Brice McClaskey. tl!ing m fu a -<>r 303 cans of applesauce for 29c groups" m the party to return Club· Mrs George Skmncr, ley Hospttai he lived only and operate your car you might a houae following the ahcoting Mr. McClaskey had juat reor tw or two 111-ounce cans of the party to a moderate con. . Rock Sprmgs Club; Paul , few hours are a twm fmd that you will ba better off ' early 'lbursday turned from the hoapsltal. a .th paper Is for 33' If you know that a structive stance The ,spokes· ' ll'mn and Mrs. Clarence brother . Matthew· Maternal to dnve the family car, If you Duling was discovered sitting Mrs. John Webb received the uoue y0I the es No 30S can holda about 18 man satd another meetmg had ray, Brndbury Club, and Mrs. Mr.' end Mrs. have a good idee of what tt on the front steps of a house word from her cousin, Mrs. most e I ormat on. ounces, then the flrot costs leas. been set for next week. the family car about two blocks from where Pearl Rharlck, that her moth- A careful stndy of these food No question about ltl 1fi'ances Spencer, extensiOn as· Howard Carder; paternJi grand costs to I parents, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Esh- then you wtll know how much Fraley was ahot. Ht upparentiy .,. was home fro the hospital ads will enable you to learn The labels of cans or Jar• of ststant. NEW YORK (UP!) - Gen. enauer, all local, and the you can put 10 the family had been hiding in the and Is being cared lor by much - you will see certain Identical size may sbow I net Jacob Javits, warning that the I DOCTOR CALLED ' ternal great grandfather, get for for operating expenses. : men! of • vacant house_ her but obe Is not. much lm- items appearing as specials in weight for one product that dlfspllntered Republican party I M•ddlepprt emergencv George Carder, Rt. 1 local. I ear her that a' proved. Anyone WISblng ro wrlte oeverai stores, prices may even fers slightly from the net could not be umfied under Jts IC'Ue squad men wer_e cf!l!rd car. won! do Y.ou much ' good her the address is Mrs. Della be comparable. How do you de· weight on the label of another present leadershtp, called on , the home of Btll Stmlh . BIRTH ANNOUNCED stttmg shU or tf you can dnve 0 Caldwell, 3506 Monroe St., TD- clde what to purchase? Do you product, due to the difference Barry Goldwater fi'riday to re-i st Mldd l:port . al fi 4U P m Fnand Mrs. Richard John- tL You can fmd yourself In ledo,, Oblo, cae of Mro. Pearl juot close your eyes and pick in the density or the rood. An Stgn os tttular head of the GOP. I da) whet e hP suffered an son of Golden, Colo., are announ· thts situation l II) you are nol r Rhortck. blindly, or do you go I rom example would be pork and "! ask Sen. Goldwaer to step rna attack. A phyStctan was cing the birth of a daughter, able to. beer the financtal reMr. and Mrs. Raymond Roble atore to store Pnd pick for your· beans, (I lb.) blueberrieo down, l do not demand It," the i summoned. IOctober 3I weighing 8 lbs 14 sponsJ?thty; 2) you have your were recent Sunday evening vts- aelf? This ls unnecessary. Read oz.), In the same size can. New York Republican said. He r TO MEET MONDAY i ozs, named Michelle Ann. The dnver s hcense suspended; !tors of Mr. Roble's mother, the food ads In your local paper Shop wiBely, the doUars you lndtcated that hiS lack of The Pomeroy Chamber of Johnsons have another chHd, or tf you dtsobey your parents and hts brother, Ca,rroll. for food specials. Check for quaL save and the aat1slacllon you 1 port for Goldwater prevented Commerce wtll meet \1ondav . . Toby Mrs. Johnson is the for- lnstructwn about use of your by, olzo, l)'pl ol pack and price. pin will ba your famlly's. htm from maktng any such I November 7, at U·45 am. at mer Glori• Autherson. Grond- LAS Homer Holley, '1%, a resident mands. ICrow ·s Town and Country. parents are. Mrs. Beulah Aulh · LATUERNETRL, IMEdS. AIRURIPIV) of Morgan Pine ..- Grove churchtwp., died near at his horne d erson, Racme, an Mr. and lidence was runmng . blgh m . ali at 1:40 a.m. today. He bad By unlied n,.fl ~ IDle rna11ona1 Mrs Gerald Johnson of Chesb~ 1 ire ·Great grandparents are camps as the lest two entrleo, been a realdent of \his county Today Is Saturday, Nov. Leydia Hysell, Pomeroy; ltaly'l Veronese and Ireland's olnce 1949, cornlfill here from 7, the 312 day of 19&4 with 5t I Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson of BlBcayen, arrived here Thurs- Glenwood, w. Va. ro follow. ' Ch~ster and· Lizzie ilaJini day for the $150,000 Waahing· He wail born at Glenwood TM moon 11 aJIPl:OIICitln& ng, ton, D. C. International. Feb. 6, 1893, son of !be late Its first quarter. 1Middle 'on P · Kelso, four-time horse of the William Franklin and Sarah The mornlng star111re Jupiter, CASE CONTINUED year, remained the lavorile to Erwin Holley. His marriage on Maro and Venuo. A case pending In Meigs win the race on Nov. 11. Jan. 13, 1913, wa1 .to the lor- Tho evening otan 11'1 Ju• County Common Pleas court mer Vlna Belle Lewis, wbo our- plter and Saturn. by Gloria Ann Ebersbach a. SIGN BONUS PLAYER vives. Evangelist Bllly Graham wal ain t Ge II A Eb b h BALTIMORE IUPI J - Balti- Four sono and three dough- bom on this clay In 1918. cg•• •been or eti ed . ers dact more bonus player Mike Ep- ters who aurvlve, are Mrs. 011 thl1 day In blatory: 'loP · f'trsl baseman outfielder · ' ,.,_.... hich wUl connu ba late1oa ae stem, Russell tGracie) Cnapman and In 1805, tha IAwiJ and ,..... 1 w se r. for the University of California, Charles Holley, both of Columesped!Uon ailhllld the Pacific I will play In the Florida Wintel' bus, Mrs. James \Minnie) Jen- Ocem at the mouth of the Cc> Jnatructlnnal League. Epstein kino of Commercial Poln~ Mrs. lumbla River. · signed Thuraday with Baltimore Robert (Wilma) Jenldna of Ca- In 1111'4, Harper' I Weekly ran for an estimated $50,000 and nal Winchester, Eugene Holley the r I r 1 t cartoon d .. OIVOTII, TO tNTIUSt OP wlll JOin tbt Orioles In sprln& of San Alltonio, Tex., JudsOII plclln& an ,lephant a• the 11)'111· MIIGI MASON &RIA tralmng next March. Holley of AshviUe and BenWd bol of the Repui!ljeill party. •;..~~~.~~~~::::' Holley of Rt. 2 Bidwell. ~ere lD m1. tba Bbllbevlka over............., · - - .,.,. ••• COW FALLS ON MAN are 23 grandchildren and threw tbe prOVlSitllW ~'m:ny'~,,o:c..:~~~.t ~~:::=:::: Carl U. Six, 68, Rt. 1 Jack· great grandchildren. 1overnment. of A1eunder K~ en... au•'""' OHW• "'.."" w'r • son, is an accident patient at Othef' aurvlvore are three ensky and Lenin a11umed pow~ "IUIII. E4JtoTtal phone WY 1m.,. .. •co"• ct•n:l-215'1'. rnam~tt Holzer ho1pital. A eow fell on brothers and a tlater. Johnsun er. :,:,:- " ,., .... .,.,,. " ••,..., his right l•g Friday evening, Holley and Mill Jennie lloUey, ID 1963, Mro. Eleanor a... """""' """""" ~._,,.,,.,. and be suffered a fractured orr- both of Frazler'l Bottom, W. valtthe wldo11' lor former PrellVl&1T EBER ROUSH - Eber Rouah of Syrakle. He was admitted to the va., Georgie HOlley o1 Milton, dent rrnklln - clled cuse the past week has been host to a number '"""'"""" _ .. ,,.,.. ., hoopltal at 7:30 p.m., and hll w. Va., and ADdJ'eW Holley of at the ap ol'lt. 1 of relatives from the .Akrolt area. A bachelor, he , • . •'"• .... ,. ............ " ., .... ,.. condition ll re.pcKted good. HunUnstoa. .:--- - · • .._ " ... Service• and burial wUI ba A thoUibt for Fill' · ": Hubert· H. Humphrey 1 was a "very flne hqst" and even permitted hil kin to enjoy a pajama party, tbe visitors report. """' ...""" _.,. '"""· "' Louisiana auppllea 25 per cent held at '1be McCoy mer Frillk!IIF Hubert today a lftOfttlll, ,, .... .,.,.. .......... , ..., ·- .__~ ed trlP to ..__ ,_ entirely up to esldent Jolmo In the above photo 1surrounding the host are vi· ,, _ ..... _ , ...... ,...,., of the--sweet potatoes, or yams, Fllneral home w IJiliiOUilOOI the nlt laid: '"'I'll•. "' I'""'" ... w:upe 111 siting relatives Mrs. George C. Roush, bottom; ... ""'""... ·- _,. ""' •• aold on tht American lrfth clay and hour o1 the III'Vli:a when mea ate fr1t to pui'IIMI 80lL Humphi'ey 1J1 expected to tau specl!ll mterest m LtMrs. W. D. Rousb, Mn. G- W- Roush and Mrs. .... ,.. ,_ .,...., '"' - · market. later. II.,. tiii·AmericiiiUffaln. ••• t '~ W._,_Koops. SPII l!t \E'S tlw GOP si1(1U!<l not Plakt' am :.uddt·n or sweep ng B.ames John son It Is the test 1 le, a good example of the luck ch ..nges m Its leader ship But othrr" 111 thL' party are of hJs abJI1 ty to surv1ve m the of the Roosevelts But for that r<trrted oft he gd- 1war and the problems It creet· p1 · <:S tng for a IW " tm~gP 1 dv pollcal heghts to whch ed FDR probably would have ;'he defeateti ')ilbil Ld n pH·'itd('ntiol nnmml'i' aJ r \f' d tht· So\' 3 eh::ctwn ra1sed ham been defeated m 1940. He would in \\ashmgwn t 1rtav tn clear out hi"' St>nate nff l('t" tt nd t~lmosphere ~ew hl~ ~ ~··l;on C"terr~t~g ~"P"' "~" iegsla~ cam~ "tmper~al· c<~ tlld ht~ ~ithout ~ I re~'1.rct >~as tl~e circu~es I BO·foot~long Ne'v L"Jcenses Brmgs Added Responsi"b"l" • Now Days I IlleS ru~ning a~am ('•ted • f R 33 ll~aied I ~/ fe('I- reall~e tht~t ow~ tl~e at:empt~ sOCJety . Notes Funera to be Held Monday mdan~t s~ spe~1 does~ p }'ICeman D'IeS, ~ay al~rt Shumak~ E~hPnauer S~rviving grandp~rents, ~lr. asth~ ~::,r· qur'~ ter-pa~e ~~!t on~e ~e w~ ~yts ~ rna~ res~to ~ P.•:k~ ~up~ l de~ - . men~wned oauc~ o~ U:: c~rr bud~ base~ Homef H 11ey, 72, ClalDl'ed S~ Early Today (I~ TfiE ALMANAC E-Co~ I Mr~. I I THE DAILy SENTINEl It::=. I ~=~:~·~ :;:-:~~~~ ~ •:; ., '~!.~::~ Glen•~· • . Penalties Punts, 4 for 199, .. % for 0 1 50 0 0 % 10 57, Gasser Brandt Hummell -- - POMERO\' Jewell I Swindell 7 .. 9 1.0 : :n u Sm•tb 7 21 3.01 . Porter ~ 11 2.1 Suoplement fo T'be, Daib Sentinel. Pomerov Mlddlevort Obi0 and rhe Gallta l'i:mes GalliPOUI Obio 196-1 -- TC YDS. AVG. U lzt 4.3 S 9 ).4 10 (I 4:0 • 10 61 &.7 - Bren ning INDIVIDUAL \'OS TC AV . --.. -- ~ - ONE DAY SERVICE r- .. - ON -·. - about to assist a 195 lb Phtl SWill· SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S -?nstve power was t time this season LAUNURY.:IRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ~ ltOOBC\Vt~t ~.clay: ~~ ~. Vlce-1'~4ent..tlect ~ pro~ . '. r \ ' Humpbre~aald - ' ·~ ~~ f~r r' ' '' • • ' ON A SUNDAY, NOV. 8 through SATURDAY, NOV. 14 HONDA It's Like an Unofficial Comedians' Club dep~rt- I ope~ate ~ I 2930- • • • • 1 Me~ ~; 5 2. I 1234567 What theF00dAdsTeII 1 atlen~mg th~ ~eeling con~ ex~ IPortland~tireat "hke~minded ~b·s. Mur~ • 16 re-~ 1 day~long meet~' 359 Pass Comp Pass 1nt F'mb U..osll Fumb town Rec) nl 37 119 I ' HOmemakefS \0 AI'd ·n Health , ~ovem~ - ·- .. · ~· 8 9 lo n 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~~ 22 23 24 25 26 2728 ~~o ~1e1gs Gr~de rna~ Yds Pass Total Yds Pass AU lA~~rwr,s ~ohn Ex-Con Held I 1 NOVEMBER ca~ c~r presiden~ football 1 up Nelsonville had the ball for the third period home 10 pass attem ls and With a bnll1ant second half of ground h P seven Two pass mterceptwns one fensJve ex plosion to defeat Nel: l mmutes r~~ c~· m t.~~ fmal 24 by Buddy Moure. the oth~r by sonville 36-() an capture SlXth l nett d th pay. elr rushes Stephenson, sel up two touchplaces m the Southeastern Ohw ] the,; , ~m a mmus four ~ ards Idowns m the (ourth penod. and Class A Athletic League I passse only 37, and two plain old S()('k-em football pro-The VICtory, their .s~cund in '~'.ere tntercepled , duced the th1rd league play, third over all wath l But the Jackets, who had been The first came on Alan Wala tJe out.'iJdc, left the J ackets t held to 54 y~rds rushmg the ftrst lace's 21 yard end run With wilh a season record of _ _1 · half, ra n wJ!d for 244 m the sec· Sauer addmg the PATs The 35 theLr best sm~ 1958 'jl ond I second was put on the board by .i '' "' • • • • ': . • • • ......._ ~'~" J.a b hrJJtdW Hal'hffik l SJephenson who played haJ.h poUt~ I 1 Aftermaths se~idd1~~drt closed Its ason r1 ay mght at Carmel E. wmgton ~· n iv:l~• jo~l a~ A~dne: ~~ s~on. teen~age a~ on~ I; c~n Job~<avmgs f~~ 1 Election ... I • a b~ught bein~ 1 ~ 0m1 ' I ° 1 I . . , ,~ 1 1 \ BO~foot I ~it T I En~lal. I part~ 60~foot-iong 1 I I By DICK KLEINErt Hollywood Correspondent Newtpoper Enterprioe A 11 n. . HOLLYWOOD (NEA) _ The comJmssary at the Deai!u lot on Cahuenga Blvd. - known colloqually as DesiluCabuenga I? differentiate it from other Desll~ Studios - has become a kind of unofftc!al Comedians' Club. This is the st~io where many comedy sho~s are fH d - Dick Van Dyke J!"'Y Bishop,' And Griffith, Bill Dana; Jun Nabors new Gomer Pyle series And, at lunch, they are all present-Va~ Dyke, Btsbop, Griffith, Dana, Nabors, Mor~y Amsterdam, Rose Marie, Corbett Momca, Don Adams and whatever guest stars happen to be working. * >II ,, I ~AS CHEWING THE LEAN with Joey Bishop (he doesn't like fat) and Morey Amsterdam came over to talk about a benefit they were both doing a few days later. The conversation was very serious; most comedians are not likely to give away for free what they can get paid for. SeeThe Full Line -lawk's Cycle Sales . ~~~ is easier for all of us/' Joey satd, Most of the guest stars we had we~e old friends - Ber!e, Hackett peo Ie hk~ that-who did it as a favor 'to mr. They d get maybe $2,500 instead of their usual $10.000 or so. ''Well, consequently we'd have to ac. commodate them as much at pollibfe. If they were late, we couldn't say anything If theY want.d • line change, we'd h•v~ to do II. T~ls way, it'o be"er. And I think the show 11 better, too." Joey, who has finally bought a house h~~e, a su~e sign of success, Isn't in teleVISion for Immediate money. "In fact," he says, "I could make more money playing clubs 10 weeks a year than I make doing this series. And it w~uld be a lot easier, too. But I'm doing Ibis for tbe long-range thing. This could mean more money to me over a period of years, from residuals." • In fact, the only joke during tbe whole lunch hour that I heard was when THERE HAVE BEEN PRINTED reBishop was talking about television comports that ~s will be the last season for edY shows. "Situation comedy shows " he was ~e Joey BIShop Show, as it is now consaying, "are mosUy unreal. They are not stituted. Tbese stories have said that the like life at all. That's the trouble with network wants Joer to front ' a variety show next season. most of tbem. "What they should . do - aqd what H "I've ...n thoM storiH,'r he says. And the first thing I knew ebout It w11 our show is trying to do - Is look at rewhen I rHd them. Nobody hu ever talk· ality and comment on It humorously. eel to me about lt. AI fer 11 I'm cancer.,. Like ID real )Jfl! a man comes borne and he fmda a brokBII·window. He'll say, may- eel, I'm going to stick with thlo formlll 11 be, 'What happened to the window?' A lont 11 I cen. "I'd be a nut to give it up now just comic, given the same situation, would when It's ro!Hng good." ' say, 'Well, I see we finalb' got alr condi'lbe one-holir luncheoD break was ovtioning.' " er. Tbe comedians weDt back to workACTUALLY. BISHOP'S SHOW has The commissary was just another lunchlmfroved tremendously this seasoJL roomagaiiL • At .•• They',ve changed the whole conce t ther~ s more emphasis on the familf less on b1g~name guest stars ' Routes SOA ~a~r and sort laugh it up at their 1nhented California resort hotel os the ~al Tim Rooney, 17, plays the video T•.m Grady opposite his famous dod, Mtckey Rooney. Emmaline Henry is Nora Grady. Brion Nash, 7 , pays 1 Bdd Wu dy, the younger son• in "M"ICkey,., _ e nesday p.m. ABC-TV comedy. How Long Can Fugitive Flee? BY DICK KLEINER HoUywood Correspondeal BOLL YWOOD (NEA)-Someday, the Ia w of av.,.agea wiD catch up to Dr. Richard Kimble, aUas The Fugitive. He's had more close shaves than a razor blade company'a test cheek, and one of these years he's &olng to have to lace tho music. When lbal happens, what will become of David Janssen? David became a star runDing away from the law 1111 the blg hit show, His back 1e more famous than most actors' fronts. He's been on the lam eo long bls friends call blm Wooly~ • FUEl@ CHIEF ) HEATING OIL bave him retura lo tbt places be'd already beca perbaps as a kobo, and coatioue his restlesl joumey. 'I'm not sure if we•n have to do anything like that;· he says. ··I've never talked to Q r.1 i n a 4 Martin Cthe producer) obout it. But I've been lhinldng about it." The question has come up not because of any problem wit.h the program's ratings_ which remain blgh, but simpl1 because they have always wond~red bow long they could suslaiD the format. It still seemo to bo aerviceable, but they are aware of the public's fickl<ness. I . . . ~~ nost reliable ;e in town ;... - '• toe llgll~ compJeJ . 11 ON FUEL BILLS I .. " old · , I!IJ al'llb ...... "' pv. 186 ASK UB TODAy j Tl:Ui~·u ._,. ·-' SAVE UP TO 40~ YoY. find th... haDdaom.e beaten •• more aodera ~mea .very ~y. ,Mbl:lOpam I'Yf!ll you furuoto-type c:omfort at l/5 tbt ~-·GOA, t . ! Late Movies .. i ! ! ••• AS FOR JANSSEN blmself be is probably television's bi,j.. gest star of the moment. And he picked a good time to claim BEING A BRIGHT individ- that honor. ual, Janssen bas llveri t h e "1 think It's getting .., a telmatter some thought. There are evision star," be sayll, "has as twG alternaUves: much prestige as ~a movle star. I. H the serlea keeps going, Also, nowadays it seems to be they may have to do aometblng poslble to move from one field TUESDAY, NOV. lt GLEASON MIXED GOLF else with Klmb~ . And Janasen to the other and back again. Cbannel B, "The Call of the . AND BUSINDS will stay with It. , "Dick Van Dyke has proved Wild," 19!5, Clark Gable. WEDNESDAY, NOV. U MIAMI (UPI) - Many of . z. U the series comes, ro an that. He's big in 'Mary PopChannel 8, "Ffonuer Marsh- the bualn.., meetings for Jack· end, Kimble can bo caug)IL And pins' 8Dd 'The Art of Love.' , TONIGHT, NOV. 7 a.,m.eJ 13, 11 '1be Gorilla," all," 1939, Randolph Scott. ie Gl_eaBilll'• televlalon show are Janssen can move on and cOn- And his television sbow Jo as · ti3e, .Wta Loulaa. "The Lady TIJUBSDAY, NOV. u lleld on the golf ~ st the quer other fleldo. good as ev..-. Even last year, aiid tloJ MOII!iter," 1944, Rlcb- Ouutnel 8, "Nighlmlll'l! ,u. O...al Country Club here. Glea· "There are many ways the . moat people boUwea that you'd ll'd son Is a II,Ol( btlff and enjoys plot can go," Jllll8SOIJ,.f&Y!I. "If have ro quit television - al ley," 11H7, Tyrone Power, FIRDAY,. NOV. II . Jl!!ylng wlille cllscllsalng show we decide to keep gqli)i( after Garner and McQueen did Cluuinel U, "Lost P!allllt Air<- pla118r,;ond_~. J.t. Gerard catcbos Kll111!le." before you coold make it In pictures. That's not true this blen," tt5t, Mae, Clute~ .. 'lot,;ll ., ~~ lwl1fllldl Ud • Channel B, "BaclicTrOm'· Eter- I' I) H , , . ,IO:;s ~, alllttMiO be year." (UP 0!· : pfol lfJeoe were .....,. .a 111e ',!lily," 195f, ~ Ryap • .. • 33, 1 Mile North of Athen1 & :,.9 to 5 Mon. Thurs. Sat ,.9 to 8 Tue-s. W.O. Frt. Athent. 0. 'l " Ul ltOCit I I �....... - .. - .. .. .... -· .. ~ - ' ·- .. . ~ · _ ..... ' . . . . . - ... . - ........,... - . . .. . ...... - - _ .-.~~ . .. ...... ..... - ... ... .... .... ..... \- - : ~..... ~ ---- .. ... ~~"t.":t-..... ~- ""' - ,__ • I 1-D allv 5¥ntin¥L Pom~roy·Mldlloport. ~N.,v:_'l_·~~ · v•nuwaier Want~ GDoodf Loo At Rr" >''1!"~ {'.:r ''l!" e eat I I II E WILSON A grea war engulfed Europe likely Unl~~ ~•• International 0 look .up: \e::e.a.:d : en:::~~~~;~, ~~ ~ ~:sl:,:~ ~:~mnly (~at Wt.th Huge Soviet Rocket lin 1939 to he was , h The great challenge of hlS life tam athUurdhaterlng cour ba- commanded to the acuon by I WASHII\GTO': JL Pi t - Srn ll oll\' M Gold\later ew o Lyndon spite e s t llt \eS .the GOP should not PlakP anv sllrlden or sweep •ng tlme comes no h t i a good example or the luck the vo ers. t the \ By NICHOLAS DANJ1 ,0FF 0 0 1 ch;mges m it 5 leadership But others m the party are the the tJuited Prell lnternaliunal ~:~~~: ;~~~~~~ ~~ ~~r~siv! ~n t~e a~' I I Rooseve;~~le:! :tc:!at~ l bu~~:;s~s :fo~r~~: t~~tp::'ck roc ket they had ever seen. = I I d~~~~=n~lg t:oc:a~1;y p~es~~calear I P( 11 ... ~~f~~~ilo:~ f~~~~::~ ~ hi~ In I to hiS succesor, Anzon a C.ov Paul J Fanmr, - - - - challenged nearly 30 vears ago [party too weakene I yg cam I tutoal FDR calttd it a horse· 6 1 tlon ·1str•f• to mount a w nm · • and-buggy · nd persuaded C \dwaler gave slron g sup ~ew York Gov N~-'l"nn A Ror k after the landsll de 193 e ec cour1 a had ,to to hi-: handpiC'k~ ,;np i ~IE·I I et now va<.,l\l,,nlng Ill He funkccl Three months afer lpaigFDRHandedMandate hlroself that the peopleto ' por h · b k ked Repubhcan ande<l htm lo mo nze natinnal chairman. Dean Blll c Spa•n Golrlw IIE'r glher.1 he a 11 lJ s un FOR FOR was judged ln lgj6 to comm . 11 " s<~id Burch had dont:' a I "1 did n't knm\ vou C'liuld run Alf M. Landon m 1936, l t Ihave been given a mandate by the vehacle. l Hon surely '~.ocry very commendable job" New York from Spam'' I proposed to Congress a pan ~~ ~ h voters A mandate is de· Some such temp a Uthou h a.,d h'e ur~ed that Burch be re I Referrmg to the campalgn pack the Supreme . Court wl fi~ed by Webster as an author- will seek out Joh~;n Supre!e l a~~ h~oi~~\s ~~~~ s:i~er.~~~e~~~~ N~~eo:~urstym:aa~~~:rs.pro 1 ect . ttative comma~d~r~/ ~:~ ~; ~~~;~ ~~ea~~:u~s ~ong the laagest Sovtel rocket ever seen in public. h ded "Imperialist circles, eo by the United States, ar~ stub· bornly resisting the eaSlng of . J i " the ~~~at~~m~~!t~~ader told Ru~:nSqs the crowd and smlllng wave• cigar , whlcantlmlsolle • --~ • tomb wbert probably •• • rrom a top ~.~e~un I Red .1 mil- Ch~~o:p:::::•s:;t~ Two c· d. Rf. 33 wreC k 'I \ Ewington Funeral to be ociet y Notes Held Monday s. " •! Moor: 0 Saturday pi~e~::l:~e~e~ff;~~e si~:~ ! • • < .~ NICEST PEOPLE ON A • • HONDA • Hawk's Cycle Sales :t 1 FUEl~ " CHIEF HEATING OIL • 1 I' 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT 6:45 PM 1 Rutland, Wahama, • Ill 0-0 Stand0 ff , Call us for the most reliable heating service in to~w_n_ _ n SAVE UP TO • ON FUEL BILLSl \ :•1 ° CALL US TODAY Dao Thomas & ' I 1 ABCEVEIIII r-, ROBINSON'S ·Ohio H s Grid Scores --- vi: SHIRT FINISHING YOU MEET THE WCHS- TV Channel 8 WHTN- TV Channel13 DAY SERVICE ~all~;:cria!obA~~:~~hers,T~~ I , Fugitiye Flee? ONE Wellston Cops Third, Downs Athens 23-16 Homemakers to Al"d Health How-Long Can ! I 1 1 Jackets Whack Hounds 36-0 I' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Election ..• Aftermaths I 1 Carmel New L'Icenses Bfill . gs Added D R 'b"l•"tl.et.l Now ays esponsi I I MeUnovaky stood. among llEO.tghleen • foot. long antl· tabl 8 Including Soviet Lead- hi h w ste111 neor Le:nid I. Brezhnev and Chi· aircraft missiles w c e Communt'st Premier Chou experts said appear to be upoese to-date models or older rocket En~~· weapons on dlgplay in~ hardware. 0 tamed in lob since thousands of cro:dlng eluded : boredd He warned Republicans nnt sl! e. ~~ - 1 ( w m1 1o stress lS was defeated and not by a Re- Ider .rr~~ a ~n~rior one When onhltched their old hone to~ Moscow's vast uar. -The BO·foot missile that end· he watched the pa ra t, to go off " haHcocked'' and ~t~f! v.e dnt e n~t an p~ht• cs as publican congressiOnal uprismg. offlcl& 'do n~n o~ governo bel eves rade in style as high po~ c He broke into a grin moments ed the rocket parade, which ex- ashlch included swarms of fur· make changes m party leader I 1,\~: kne\1., them evt>n four years The proJect was Hcked by re- Ia pres~ e have given him a and fully mechanl, per orm- later when his Red army le- pert• said might be elther an w ed and helmeted troops ship wlthout a thorough study I bell\ou~ congress aon a\ Demo the vo es i i t" e for the \ ers In the democra c clrcu'SeS giOns wheeled Into the square intercontinental or intermediate c:~pbanner • waving De.ttatio~ of Tuesday's election returns ag\h fu ll force of the power crats Tile Republicans ~d the I mandae, -~ n ~~rty to take presided over by a succe~slO; an 80·foot-lo!1g monster missile a f workers and athletes. o Burch. who met Croldwflter l I th: whnle prop: lganda rna Wit mostly to sit back whtle the beatenhofposiA opresiden with a of ringmasterB, FOR to LB '\ which Western military experts al Dulles lnternat irma\ .A.l_rpor1 . ~·hmc:\' uf tl1 e nat iuna l govern· I Democrats ripped their own to .lt~ toe~. his pocket is mas inclusive. 1 ssid was the biggest Soviet issued a sl>tement earilFr ln . t was thrown into this cam· ' ptrty to shreds. I man a e Great Politico tI the day saying he planned 1o m~n " I The explosive nature of gre~ stay on as party chairman as pn~g~dwater sald it was too polttical power 1n one mans long as the party wanted him. e·Jrlv to judge his n.istakes or hands as now It reposes in the He said he would call a meet· ' . artv's mistakes and said hands of Lyndon Johnson can lng of the national com;nittee I :~:rt w;s no reason to rush be of nucleer proportions uleS9 By Ms. MllcbeD Webb Ms. Richard Gaul and son ' after the first of th• year to into en analvsis. the hads belog to the most Mr. and Mrs. Fralf<lln Pin· of Chesler and Mrs. Warden FJlll..:al ,etVlc\!1 for Mrs. discuss his and other qu.sJOns. f r running again tor the ' rs especially If he Is log headed kind of politician. nell of The Plain• were re.cent 0 Qt. ~ ~ jlda fe•!!'!!! ~~~ Opportuntll•• .Great W~i~e 0 Hous~. he rep lie<! : "I Gelling your ftrst d:lverl ~~~:~~~"you-swing lhe deoL \ It is the goo~. f?r,tun~. !"!.~· Sunday dill!l~ i!!lll~.J4w MI:• · '!!~ ' · " c_ • He sald hte partv s oppnr tUll· l I ., lh'nk I'd be as\{ed to do license and dnvmg the am y • . - . . . 1 "F. the first l 011 ties are great. or 't a a in" lCt time In Republican history, ~e l g . ·"have e trulv national party With I SO far as I am concerneo, to ms cnrysaer spectal r·noay, sign!icant .federal and slate 1, Ite Ill k · II w Nov. 20, via NBC·TV .. . they can earmar rig 1 no PeJTy Como will tape a Christ.. representation in tht- North. some of Emmy Awards fnr _the •ntary ser1es mas program in Vatican Ci ty South East and 11'"1 new CBS docUm... • f " In ' the light of such oppor· "World War 1." It should win and other locations in Rome or tunity how foolish it would be everything in sight in the doc· presentation on his Music Hall to c~ntlnue a n y ~ntrapartr, I The Ohio Statt Patro' lnveC~· ument.ary field, and composer Thursday, Dec. 17, on NBC-TV. squabbling and b1ckermg, ti~ated one two-car acc1dent IIi Morton Gould mey have the Guest stars for the full - hour Burch said. . \ Melg• county on Friday It best thing in the way or a back· special will include t~ Sistine He said he would wait and took place at 10 ·55 a.m., one ground score since Rkhard Choire lln its U. S. TV debut). see ·what the Republican Na : mi\e north of Pomeroy on Rt. Rodgers' wonderful music for Met opera soprano Roberta P~t.tioHal Committee does at a Jan i 33 . . ers and Burr Tillstrom- wath ':00 John's Almanac "'Victory at Sea." • uary meeting. Bul he _conced~d A pickup truelc bea?g ~nv_en his puppets Kukla and Ollie . .-. 1:00 Popeye & Pals that a vote of no-conhdence. tn th bv Clifford LeJfl",eJt, J7, 1:30 Hector Heathcote RADIO-TV NEWSREEL: Vin- Paul Scofield, the noted Enll' him by the_ co~mittee ,woula ~~mero)•, was makm~ . a left 10:00 Underdog cent Sardi, New York 's famous \ish ac tor who made his Amerbe a "hobbhng mfl~ence . tum into a private dr1veway 10:30 Fireball XLS thealrical resl.auranteur, makes ican reputation portraying ThoGoldwater also s.atd hi! agreed \ ju!lt as a northbound car driV· 11:00 Dennis the MenaC<e his screen debut as a chauff eur mas More in "A Man of A~ with former President Dwag~t , rn bv Jimmy Straus s. 21, Park· 11:30 Fury in Anatole de Grunwald's pro- Seasons, "' the drama by ~o D. Eisenhower that the party s er<:.b'U rg. w. va., was atte~?t· t2:00 Mainspring ductlon for MGM, "The Yellow ert Bolt, will be the off-camera image neede-d b be rebuilt . . 1111 g to pass, and t~ey co\nd· 12:30 College Football Revielf narrator for the Hallmark ,Hall Rolls-Royce." . . STAR sTYLEs-A contrast In chic hairdos was apparent 1:00 NCAA Football '' It's going to take ha.l d ed . There was medmm d~m· Bob Hope welcomes Donald or fame film, " The. 0~~ \\ orld when stars Barbra Strelsand, left, anJ Audrey Hefb~m got I work ," the Arizona sen:1' nr '- ilHI · age to both vell ocles. and ne11h4.00 Great Moments ir. Music O'Connor, Richard Cham· o£ Winston Chwchill, to be together. They met after a performance_ of Barbra a Funny Replles To Governor 1 er driver was injured 4:15 Pete Smith Gitl" when Audrey waa in New York "C1ty for the premiere berlain. Trini Lopez, Annette tel-ecast Monday, Nov . 30 · · · As for critical remarks by 4:30 Saturday Movie of her film 't'ersion of ''My Fair 1.• .-.v · 1.Pifhell was ened on a charge ' of improper turn. end Strauss 8:00 Mr. Magoo ti :30 Flatt & Scruggs \ was citf'd tor fa ilure to give AH, WOMEN NEW YORK (UP!) - The 7:00 Porter Wagoner Show ilfi audible Signal whtle pass· televisjon show "Girl Talk" has 7:30 Flipper l ing They are both to "l.p p'::'~r 8:00 Death Valley Days as three women celebrities in :vleigs county court Nov. 13. guests daily but their identilies 8:30 Kentucky Jones 9:00 Saturday mght at Movies are kept secret until the sholf "AsHINGTON tuP'' A 11 :00 Late News Picture goes on. ·tn of "moderate to liberal" "The reason is," says moder.. 11:10 TV 3 Weat~er ator Virginia Grah~, "thot if 11:15 Sports · :•ce Republicans have se t .ll CJ :ut the task of shoring up I 1 11 :20 Films of the 'SO's the guests knew with wbom tre crumbling ruins of their they 'd be ~n. 60 per cent of r "rty. but they don' t have any ! (Continued From Page 1) : them wouldn't take part." c:cncrete proposals yet. noun ced the Town and Cou~· i The group, all oF whom. ran t Dinner to be at the Harn· : TV Notes eal well .ahead of OOP preslden· · ry 'lie Grade SchooL Novem·:/ NEW YORK (UP!) - T he tial nominee Barry M. Goldwa· · ~~~~ 20 at 7:15 p.m. Tickets (or : mother of handsome David ter in his landslide defeat last 1 this dinner mny be ~urcha~ed :~ Janssen, staro f ABC's success. 7:00 TV Classroom ful "11le Fugitive" series, Ia Tuesday, held a day-long meet· l at the County Ex.tenswn ofh.ce. ;, 8:00 Mister Mayor Bernice Jtnssen, SD It ln't too ing Friday to f!la~ plans for a \ Others attendirLg the meeting·,, 9:00 AI vin Show surpri•lng thai he has a meos Republican revJtalazatlon. were Mr s. Alber1a Henderson,:' D:so Tennessee Tuxedo ure of good looks because •he Spokesmen !aid that no con-~ Portland-Great Bend Club,\ 10:00 QUick Draw McGraw was one ot Flo ~iegfeld's "Folclu!\ions bad been reached eX· M Milton Hou~h, Syr<'-cuse~ 10:30 Mighty (\louse Playhouse cepl to work with "like-minded Cl;l~: Mrs &orge Skinner,! lies" beaulles. 11 :00 Linus The Lion Hearted group•" in the party to return \ Rock Springs Club; Mrs. Pauli 11 :30 The Jet sons David Jones, the Engllsb the party to a moderate, con· Winn and Mrs Clarence Mur- 1 who scored heavily teen-ager 12:00 Sky King structive stance. The .spokes·\ ray, Bradbury Club. an~ Mrs.\ 12 : 30 My Friend Flicka here as the Arllul Dodger in man said another meetmg had Fances Spencer, extension as1:00 I Lovt Lucy Ute musical "Oliver!," has been been set for next week. sistanL \ signed to a long-term contract 1:30 CBS News 2:00 International Traders by Screen Gems. 1l1e firm ex· \ NEW YORK (UP() - Gen. DOCTOR CALLED 2: 15 Saturday Matinee Movies peel to use him in future U.leJacob Javits, warning that the M•ddlepprt emergency • res- : 3:45 Great Moments -in Mu•lc vlsion series as a recording· par.ty cue squadmen wE're c-::jllC'd to : splintered Republican NFL Countdown to Kickoff • :00 for its Colpb: Record diartist cauld not be unified under tts \ the hume of Bill smith. Purk-\ vision and as e. player in feB· 5:00 Jubilee present leadership, called on st. Middleport. at~ 40 p.m l'rl·', ture movies for Columbia Pic5:30 ,Early snow Barry GoldwaU.r Friday to re· \ day where he suffered an asth·, 7:00 Lawman tures. sign es titular head of the GOP. ma attack. A physician was , 7:30 Jaclue Gleason "I ask Sen. Goldwaer to, •tep summoned. , 1 :30 Gilligan's Island down I do not demand It, the MONDAY 'television has lost a worker ' :00 Mr. · Broadway New' York Republican said. He TO MEE'f Ch mber ot ·to the stage, for the time being Indicated that his lack of §up- The Pomeroy a d 10:00 Gunsmoke at leasl Edgar E. LansiJurY, II :OO Up-To-Tbe-MinuU! News port for Goldwater prevented Commerce Will t ~~~~5 :a~ a~i art director o; "The Defenders" 11:15 Weather Notes him from making any , uch de· November 7, a d c' t . . series for a year and a half, Crow ·s Town an oun ry. 11 :20 Million Dollar Movies mands. bas resigned !rom PlauiUs ProcCootinued Prom Ji'roJ11 l'al"l ductions to concentrate on bechoice. Ina 6 stage producer. He was " 1 luove 1iverai1110Vle ol· )loclked when his presentation of 1..,., • be .,P. "S.I I decided u111e SUbject Was Roses" Oil .. pmble oa fto f'll&lllve. I Broadway last spring caught didn't Jute• II II woal4 be o WI, erltlcal aDd public fancy, and · llll 1 kMif &bill Qlllu Mlrllll . blJ sponsorship of "The Alehe1:15 Neighbors would ,...tace 11 wen. I kDtW mlsl" off-Broadway this faD 1:30 Pal and Mike • weuld be aellllng lo be ullo provided !urther encourage. t: 00 Church ot Cbri•t omed ol. ADd I cledde4ill'd ..... menl He bas t•o more stage 1:30 Buffalo Bill Jr. ... do • .... alovlsloa ..... projects In the works. 10:00 Shenanigans llual • medloere ......... 10:30 Annie Oakley Obviously, be made the rlsht LEAVES 'GUNSMOU' . 11:00 Casper decision. Even though be ~om'l' HOLL VWOOD (UPI) Nor11:30 Beany And Cecil times worb 1! bow'• a dill', be · 1111Ul lolaeDonnell, producer or U:OO Bugs Bunny bas achieved lome, fortune amd cBs-TV's "Gunsnwke,'~ is lt&Y• 17:30 HOJIPIIY Hooper tbe rtsht to wear old-clothes to InC-tbat popular Welllenl series. 1:00 Allakazam work. MacDonnell Is plaMing lo de1:3C American Bandstand velop new television series for 2:30 Let's Dance 'DAY' SEQUEL 3:30 Adventure Theatre HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Cliff next year. ~ : 45 Great Moments In Music Robertson Is getting back In 5:00 Wide World Ql Sporll uniform tor a role In lbe movie I : 30 Blg Time Wrestling · "Epitaph tar an Enemy." He'D 7:30 Outer Limits pt111 an American offlcer In lhe 8:30 Lawrence Welk World War II film wbleb Is 10 9:25 Democratic Nat. Com. be a sequel to 20ih Century • 9:30 Hollywood Palace Fox's World war II movie Vl&1T EBER RO USH - Eber Roush of SyTa· 11:00 Movie H~~~ARTERS ••'fbe Longeft Day." cuse the past week has been host to a number FOR }'RANKlE EDITING of relatives from the Akro n area. A bachelor, he . ·Ud<-TO. - ' HOLLYWOOD (UPl)-Fmnk was 8 "very fine host" and even permitted bis ki to enjoy a pajama party, the v1sltors report. Sinatra worked on editing the 1n°the above photo surrounding the host are film of his - movie "Nooe BU\ lilting relatives Mrs. George C. Roush , bottom, Tile Blave" before leavlna Hoi· 'Ml'11. W. D. Roush, 'Mrl. G. W. Roush and Mrs. b• fl!'·l4r anolhllr pidun to be ·''· . ' ".. 1 ,.; .,,: '" IL. .__. -·. ~· m .It.lr. , W. Koops. 1 BY BOB WJNGE'IT Coach Chancey, tl•ougb dl"' nRST TOUCHDOWN 1by Bob Emler, Bruce Simp- Ithreatened to score during the the same quarter. Hummen run, with Bob Crow, Carson Scorin&, Logu. Humml!l. The talented Logan Chiet- 1appointed that his 1964 crew It was wfth elgbt minuU.slefl son and Jell Gibbs. initial stanza. ~ broke loose and raced ~9 yard• I Crow and Harley Hendrick• Ieod yd. run : Gasser. I ft . rtiJI ailtf. tallls won tbeir secood consec- could not he the first Pomecoy In the oocond quar1Ier that Lo- Workhorse Dale Brenning, SECOND TALLY for the final tally of the con· ' ing bloclung, he weol about 50 II yd. run. ~ -' uljve unshaken Southeastern grid team m history to win an gan broke a scoreless deadlock IT7 lb. tullback. carried on the Logan took lull control of the ' test. Hummel's long run came l yards before being hauled to STATJSnCS ~Ohio Grid Champi,..shlp by ov· unshared SEOAL champion- (, when QuarU!rback Jobo Gasser, following three plays tor a to- game in the third period after three play• afU.r Logan had the turl. but the olllciala ruled P ~I;! llfJXlwerlng the gallant Pome· •hip, praised his Learn follow· a 182 lb. junior, !ldrted the left tal of live yard•. then GaS!er Lhe Chiefatilll parU.Uy blocked held the Panthers on a fourth he had sU!pped out ol bounds at Ydo. Rullln& .... • , • . . 71 p4 1 roy Panthers, 16.0, Friday night ing the game. i side on an II yard touchdown drove for eight to the 13. Dn R...:l's punc and Hal_fback Jim and two pass play al the 46 tbe Pomeroy 22. Yds. P111 .. ... ..... I al Logan. "They tried hard end play- run . the next play , Logan moved to Bnodt pounced on II at lhe lyard hn<. Panther Lackie Louie Diehl Total Ydt .... ..... _. 71 2M A capaclt; crowd of about ed a good game," Chancey said. Gasser's slx-pllnter cUmaxed i the eighl, and with a third and Pomeroy 25 yard line. Neith.,- U.am lhrealenel to was injured in the oocond quar- ~ Po1101 Atlem. .... ... IZ .1-. 5,000 persons witnessed t h e "The9Pt boys have nothing to be a Chieftain drive that started five situation, Gasser fumbled . j Six plays later Gasser pl~w· score m the fourth period. ter and never saw action the Paltel Comp...... -· .. I showdown battle between these ashamed or.'" on the 28 yard stripe of t he losing three yards, before Lo- 1ed over from the one foot lme Pomeroy, ID fact, never ser· rest of tbe game. Team Phydc- j Panet later ........ . . . I "'-~'!" 1to put the Chieftains ahead, 12·: iously ti1reatenedt o score any~ \ ian Dr. Roger Daniels said Die-- 1 Famble .. . ..... , . • . 1 ~.~·~-two undefeated teams. The loss broke the Panthers' Panthers after Logan intercept.. gan recovered Logan, playlng control ball, Ieight game winning stringed a pass !rom Frank !Tonto) It was on the ensuing play 0, with three minutes and 27 ' time The only notaol• offen· hi suffered a pulled mu,.,le. f'nmbleo Lost ........ 1 .,. ·kept Ceaeh Charley_ Chancey's this season and gave them a Porter, intended ror End Dav- that Gasser weot around nisleft 1seconds leJL in the third quar- sive gains made by the Panth- Pomeroy will cloSE' ouL its sch- ! Penaltiet ·· ···-·· -··· 15 wunderdog Panther- eleven on second place finjsh in league id Reed. end for the TD. Brenning's run 1ter. Ga!lser passed ror the ex· ers was a 12 yard run by Full· edule at Oak Hill next Friday ! Fint Dow111 ..... ·-· _ .f 11 tho defensive all evening. Porn- action. Pomeroy had been pick· Back George Hummel i n- for the extra point.! waa no good. tra poin!B, but the baH was bat· [ back Phil Swindell in the sec· night. Starling Line-upo: eroy was able to gain only four ed to end up in sixth place be- tercepted the pass for Logan [ During the first period, Porn-- ted do~'ll in the end zone by . ond quarter and a nine yard 1 By Quarters : Pomeroy - Ends, Rex Ctmlflrat dowrw and 78 yardB rush· fore turf action started t hi 1 at the 40 yard line and ran it eroy had the ball offensively Bruce Simpson. , jaunt by B•ll Jewell, 140 lb.1Pomeroy 0 0 0 0 - 0 mjngs and David Reed ; Gua~, lng. ,year. [back to the 28 beforo being hit only six plays. Neither team Then, with 16 seconds left in 1Semor halfback On Swmdelt's iLogan ....... . U 12 6 0 -18 Bob Crow· and Don Culllll\lll; · - · Tackles, Harley Hendricks lliiid Louie Diehl ; Center, Carson Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0, Nov. 7, 1964-3 CTow ; Quarterback, Frank POI'ter ; Halfbacks. Bill Jewell end Bob SmM!l ; Fullback, Phil S~ dell Logan - Ends, Mowery lllld: Be<>ry . GuaTds. Merl Beery anc( : Derr ; Tackles, Fox and Champ; =-_ Middleport closed its football up . Nelsonville had the ball for the third period. \'ds Pau .. ......... . 37 61 Center. Courter; QB, Ga!lser; , season Friday night at home I 10 pass attempts and s~ven Two pass interceptions, one Total Yds .... 1J9 359 Halfbarks. Brandt and i-lum-=1 with a brilliant second half of- 1 ground rushes in the fi nal 24 by Buddy Moore. the other by Pass Att _.•...... _ 16 1% mel\; Fullback, Brenning. tensive explosion to defeat Ne l-l minutes of play . Their rushes Stephenson, set up two touch- Pass Comp , . . . . . . $ 4 INDIVIDUAL YARDAGE sonviUe 36.0 an capture sixth l nel1ed them a minus four yards downs in the fourth period. and Pass lnt Z 0 LOGAN places in the Southeastern Ohio their passse only 37, and two Iplain old sock~m football pro- Fmb. (Lost) () 0 TC YDS. AVG. Class A Athletic League. I were int ercepted . duced the third . Fumb iown R('c) 1 Z Brenning ..... _. 28 122: 4.3 The v1ctory, their second in But the Jackets who had been The first ca me on Alan W<ll· Penalties SO 40 f;asser _ .. _ ... _ 5 9 l.4 league play , third over all with ! held 1o 54 yards r~shing the first lace's 21 yard end run with Punts, 4 for 199. %for 57. Brandt 18 48 U -a tie outside, left the Jackets ha iL ran wild for 24 4 in the sec· Sauer add ing the PATs. The INDIVIDUAL Hummell 10 6'1 1;7 ;c with a season record of 3-5·1, 1ond . second was put on the board by YDS TC AV. POMEROY their best sine_ 1958 . , In the first half Halfback I Stephenson who played half· 101 17 5_9 UJ •• 8 11 I t Jewell From early m the third quar· Bruce Wal lace could get only 42 1 back for three plays from the · : · : 11ace 168 19 8_9 7 3'l u Swindrll te r. the ~ackets had more fun yards in nine carries. In the t~ree yard line, got a yard each ' ace _14 7 21 3.0) . Smitb ........ ~han abatrtbe otrf hungThry monkeedys second he got 126 in 10 tries. llldme, andh_ sPcAoredTI. Moore miss- Sauer 40 : -;:~ ..... .. _. 5 11 u Porter m a nana ee. ey scor AI W·II beld to 1 d ,e on IS r .y . h th. d t th an a ace. yar s I . h Stephenson 3 3 1.0 ~;~ceth1; ~g: N~~so~~~~e~:· b~; 1 in four tri es the nrst half , went If" Bru~~ Wallac; c~~irtbuted atn~· TOTALS 295 53 5.4 r t 'II th h l t h for 94, in 13 tries the s~ond . ~na . on a y r~n PA.T Haynell ........ 45 ll 4.1 ; fmert~ wt t 7ug ;: U. 7 1.4 : : Soph George Sauer, with 15 in 1 /s t~me Moore got t e · 8 .fumes 0 first half, got 15 a Oent t. d' l"n man Lar Ritz ........ ·- 6 4 3.0 1 toouuc·hlo~~ars: er or ree m r infourfourtriesm the tne second, including u 8 an mg were l e . -. Polley 15 ' 5 3 0 ' a, touchdown and an extra point Pancake .. _..... 6 J ,·.0 : 1IY TOTAl.~ 82 28 29 • ON ~oach_Bob Shesky's~o~s __ p~t l This didn't happen just nat- Ki_ng, Ken Harris, Joe Reic~ · • urally , like the sun comes up man, _Randy Humphrey, an 1 By Quarters: I and goes down daily. There was Ray Ptck~ns. Ne.lsonville 0 0 0 0- 0 somP hnrd cracking going on, 1 Nelsonvalle the last two pl~ys Middleport 0 0 14 22-36 , and most of it was being admin· 1 of the game moved 312 lb. Jlm B. Wa llace 2 yd. run; EP, B.! CLOSE WATCH- Dick Fox (82) and D ennie Baker. (381 are about to assist a ister~d lo the visitors. Three Pancake first to an end where Wallace. run. Sauer. 5 yd run: third Logan player- three of ten were needed - to bring dO\vn 195 lb. Phil Swinlett the field unable to continue. he caughl James' short pass A. Wallace. 2t yd. run: Sauer, dell , Pomeroy's fullback at Logan Friday n 'g ht. Logan's great defensive power was LAUNURY On ly the Jackets· offensive and pounded for 22 yards before EP, run: Stephenson, t yd. run' ,too much for the Panthers, shutting them out 18·0. It was the first time this seaso n .:>RY CLEANING center and defensive tackle · ' bemg dragged to the ground, B. Wallace, 3 yd. run: EP. Swindell had been kept out of the end zone.- Senlmel Photo. WY 2-5428 POMEROY end , Bob Caruthers was out mo· a~ on the last play. he car- Moo:e. run . . 1 --- - ~--------·-- - : Wellston's Rockets earned : menta:rily with a deep cut on , ned for 6 from fullback: Middleport Lmeup {~ffe:~~ , Hubbard 42 Broo~rield 14 ,r Akron St. Vincent 21 thlrd lac in the St:OAL rid I his face long enough f o r l Coach Ashley had hiS _bench \ Ends, .stephenson, Hood . T Columbiana 24 Lisbon 0 I Alliance P. e . g . . n . - aU seven of them - m the les, P1ckens, Vance ; Guards, : . ~Canton Central 22 race. . Fr1day mght as they scar- tesm physlcJan Dr. Ray n. . P1ck~ gameo n defense muc h of th e 1Harns. . Hump hrey, K'mg ; Cen· , Louisville 32 East, Palestme C . ·t h hi · Akron Hoban 1 ed 111 every penod to upset Ath· ens. tu pa c m up. fourth quarter. J ter, caruthers, Ashley . Backs, 1 Sebring. 26 Leetoma 6 Nortt: Canton Hoover 20 . ens 211-16. B1g Jamey James, the STATISTICS M B W A w East L1verpool 24 Salem 14 Mar!Ington d ff . H d' t b k It oore, . a11 ace, . a11 ar:e. . , p 14 1 In a tremen ous o ens1ve ou.• s f quar er ac , comp eN M Sauer. Subs Reichman Sig. l Shaker He1~hts 36 arma I Glenwood 40 Sandy Valley 0 shoV.:, Wel~ston broke a 16 • ~6 efd on ly Ivde of 16 ~asshattemptds bt Downs .......... 8 19 man Bogg~ Hacketl,' Tanne- Huron 26 Radgev.llle 18 Jackson 28 Canton South 12 hn lflime t1e to notch thelf or 37 yar s Ia 11 m t e .secon Yd Ru b •• _ hill ' ' [Avon 60 Brooks•de 6 F . E C rifth league victory and seventh half). He had 27 yards m four s. s · · · · · · · ·- · · CMI _ , • 1Firelands 28 Sout h Amherst S AakJrless 38 h aston anton . nd . I H ' htl6 ronNort40 f' t hlf of the season. ltrs ~ ca rnes, a . was mm• .• 1Mayfield 28 Maple elg s i Akron Hower The Bulldogs drew first blood us 17 m three_ comes the secI Brooklyn 16 Westlake 0 ' Akron Buchtel ~ when halfback DICk Adams ond as the Middy hne rushed • • , 1 Chagrin Fall• 19 Btachwood 0 Akron East 6 20 traveled one yard for a TD and him hard By United Press International Ceveland John Marshall 8 , Twinsburg Hudson Tallmad e 28 Akron Ellet 8 SeeThe then ran the EP for an 8·0 lead FIRST HALF Pamesville Harvey 12 Geneva 7 · g . . with 6:10 left in the first per· Both teams had muffed op· Columbus East 13 . Euchd 12 South Euchd Brush 8 1Willoughhy South 16 Kirlland 0 Norton 36 Spnngf.eld 34 Full Line iod . portunities the first half. I Columbus Brookhaven 6 Parma Valley Forge 22 I Marietta 36 Chillicothe 2.8 Newton F'fllls 42 Stow !6 · up w1'th Ne1sonv1'II e receive · d , opened · Bow1mg - Green 39 c eve Ian d He1g · his 20 Findlay 38 Mtnsr1eld . 20 Wellston evene d 1t Sena.or 14 Copley M d 28 Manchester At .•• 28 W od 'd 24 just eight seconds leit when full on its own 1:1, and ground down Port Clinton 14 East Cleveland Shaw 32 Clearfork 28 Fredericktown 6 Nogda ~re 16 N °th n ~eg baCk Terry Ervin scored from to the Middleport 22 before Lakeside 16 Elmore 14 Lakewood 6 Ashland 16 Troy 6 w?~ .oma h 34 ~~1 h7esd 16 the one and added the EP on a James' pass in the end zone on Sandusky 14 Lorain King II Ashtabula Edgewood 34 Crestline 16 Northmor ! 0 a s~or~2 Cl g1 '~ 0 run for an 8-8 tie. iourth down was knocked out of Marion Franklin l6 Jefferson 14 Onlario 59 Plymouth 6 /~VJ be 1 H o;er~: 11 d. Routes SOA & 33, 1 Mile North of Athens With 10 :08 left in the second the reciiver's hands by Sauer Columbus Central 14 Keystone 26 Columbia 0 st. Marys 8 Kenton 8 Hie) Ns ta ~ad a~ 0~ h · 31 ~~on Open 9 to 5 Man. Thurs. Sat .•9 to 8 Tue-s. Wed. Fri. period Adams again put Athens and Stephenson. Columbus Aquinas 22 Elyria 30 Fremont Ross 0 Cory-Rawson 32 Perry 0 w~~rff n LY 2-8464 AlhOM. 0. 8 dr md e~ 1 1 ahead on an eight-yard scamp- Middleport drove to th e NelColumbus South 0 Berea 18 Mentor 8 Paulding 44 Carey 0 M ~ . t>33 R e or7 er. Ken DeVeau's run made it sonville 12, was stopped, lrad- Columbus Linden 26 Rocky River 24 Piqua 14 Sidney 6 f ~:·~':na~~~e~v~er~e;.:..........~~~::::i~~::::;:i;:::::::i 16-ll. ed punts, and then in the sec· Columbus Walnut Ridge 6 Garfield Heighls ll Bath Township 22 Elida 6 The clock showed 5:43 left ond quarter. got at tbe Nelson· Upper Arlington •s Bexley 19 Berea Midpark 42 I Lima Shawnee 16 , in the first half when Ervin ville 8 with 0:55 left where SaU· Worthington 25 Delaware 0 1 Olmsted Falls 0 Bellefontain 0 tallied from the two yard line er, needing four, gol only two Mt. Vernon 51 Urbana 0 Bay Village 52 Green 0 Indian Lake 50 Ridgemont 6 i • for WeiJston with Marsh's ~ at ldt end. Whitehall 7 Grandview 6 Fairview Park B Parkway 45 Delphos St. John 12 1 for the EP knotting the score SECOND HALF London 38 M1fflin 0 Strongsville 0 Pandora Gilboa 27 ' at ltH6. Senior Joey Stephenson, one· Pleasant View 26 Kenston 36 1 Colum bus Grovt 61 l In the third period, halfback tim e halfback-fullback , slill at Wa shington C. H. 14 Cleveland Lourdes 6' Celna 16 Van Wert 14 1 Mike Mossman scored on a 135 Jbs., opene-d the second half Lancaster 32 Newark 8 Ashtabula 20 Leipsic 13 Arcadia 12 1. five yard run with 7:16 left to ! with a driving , twisting return Hihmd 40 Olentangy 0 PainesviliP Riverside 6 Spr mgfield South 26 put Wellston on top 22-16. of lbe kickoff from his 25 to the Wyoming 22 Wilmington 8 Wadsworth 34 Highland t6 1 Lima Senior 3 Ervin tallied his third TD MHS 43. In 10 plays Bruce Wal- Wellston 28 Athens 16 Lakewood St. Edward's :18 Zanesville 35 Ironton 0 of the game and clinched the lace went in from the 2 to break Jackson 22 Gallipolis I Cleveland St. Joseph 12 New Concord 22 Dresden B victory in the fourth period the o-o tie. He also can the Logan 18 Pomeroy (l Portsmouth Nolre D::.nw 48 Three Rivers 40 when he scored from the seven PA'fs far 8.0, His 18 yard end Mechanicsburg 49 Northwest 0 West Muskingum yard line with 9:20 fell in the run to the NHS 23 was a key . Clinton Massie 0 Piketon 60 Portsmouth Easl 0 New Lex ington 73 Glouster 0 gam. Lora1n 32 Mar10n Hardmg 20 Portsmouth West 30 :crooksville 48 Sheridan 0 gamt. Statistics show Well•ton lead· I This drive got the Jackets' Elgin 20 Pleasant q · New Boston 8 ~ Philo 38 Ro•eville 0 lng in first downs 111-13 and In wiod up. Nelsonville_, receiving, Ridgootle 8 Valley 14 Minford 8 Malta-McConnelsvile 40 I rushing 300 to 140. Athens hit gol nowhere from lis 22, and Colonel Crawford 8 (tie) Campbell Memortal 24 Maysvlle 0: seven of 17 passes for 68 yards James' punt, rushed, wenl out Bucyrus 18 Willard 0 Youngstown East 61Frazeysburg 29 Caldwell 0 i while tbe Rockets were one of of bounds on the NHS 43. Shelby 26 Upper Sandusky ! Youngstown South 26 Zanesville Rosecrans 46 • l three tor 17, giving them 323 In eight plays Sauer skirted Galion 20 Tiffin 0 Youngstown Rayen 6: Chauncy Dover 24 1 : total yards to Athens' 208. left end trom the five yard line. Bellevue 30 Norwalk 0 Youngstown Ursuline 20 IDayton Wright 28 Score by quarters: The score was 14-0 after Bruce Cleveland Cathedral Latin 42 I Youngstown Wilson 6 Dayton Col. While 20 Athens ........... 8 I 0 0-16 Wallace's try for the PATs fail· Cleveand John Adams 20 Austintown Fitch 8 Girard OlFairview 16 Greenville 14 : ! Wetlston ........ , . 8 8 6 6-28 ed. Tllre-> minutes remained In Cleveland West Tech 22 1Struthers 14 Boardman B Oakwood 22 Trotwood 20 --Xenia 26 Fairborn 3 Dayton Carroll ZO Jefferson 0 1Vandalia 26 West Carrolllon Versailles 38 Minster 8 I Eaton 14 Northridge 8 Here'• why ~aally ol your llelghJ>.w llgD~ Beavercreek 14 eel u.p for our aarvlce 'nd wJa'l JIR. 40~ Rutland ond Wahama ended quarters but couldn't cash in. two more from his end position. lerback Randy Van Meter, Springfield North Oi -WeProvtdec their football seasons Friday In the first period they got in- It was Arthur's first start of Fullback Gordon PowelL Tack- Miami East 12 Tecumseh 8 1 -f.t Ptw&OIUIII&od 1181'Vlce 1o ....... -plet nlsht at Rutland on a deadlock, •ide the 10 but ran oul ot gas. the •eason. les Hart and Robert Brown, ~'ortheastern 34 Northwestern : wiJltw eom.forL 0.0, with the White Falcons mls.. In lbe third IIley reached the Co h Dl k M tin 1 R 1 guards Clyde Weaver and Ken Tipp Cily 45 Northmonl 14 1 0 tf The dependabLe~ .afe pertorm.mc. ot ·r•x tng a desperation .tlel_d goal try 8 but a pass ·was dropped in the ac c . ar ~ Rollins, and center Rich Hood, 1Graham 12 !rom lhe 30 yard line wilh live eild zone and that threat died. land,d wn: ~as reason to 1 were in the thick of things ali \ Springfield Shawnee 8 Fuel Cbt<Of Hoath•g 011 seconds lett In the game. That was the longest drive of ~rou 0 'h de en":r ~ost 1 night. , Meadowdole 26 Centerville · 22 -f.t AUtcmotlc: dell-.erleo bued . . c:uohal . the night by either team, start- e sellSDn, • ~ a pra se Other statislics show Rul-1 Ashland (Ky.) 26 pee day recorcb _Tackle Re~e Hart, who lng from 70 yard, away. lor the efforts of his boys Frt· land ha~ II tirst downs, WahaPortsmouth -f.t /!.a oaoy budget plaD kJCks ijlem fr~ tho! far out The Falcons, with Carby' Saw- day mshl rna 7; Rutland 148 yards rush· Greenview 8 Cedarville 6 (tie) hael paymc>lllo out ""... an ...,.... :pu. '" pracUce,. nussed - but not yers and Miltoo Rou•h doing They stopped Wahamo on the lng, Wah<Ima 104 ; Rutlaod 46 Germantown 44 Bellbrook 28 by far - With the heavy pres· most of thti yard-tiatlng work, four, the seven, the 16 and the passing, Wahama 56; Rutland Piqur. Catholic 48 Bradford 14 MtNJogram til heater sure on. . . ci>mpleled two passes and got 21. , tolal yards of 194. Wahama 160: I West Millon ,:IS Brookville 12 Yow. fi.nd th•u h•ndaom• Thu•. WahlpllB tmmed In one to the Hulland five where. Rul- All but tw,o· of Rutland's 12 Rutland trying 15 pa9Ses, com- Wapakoneta 25 Coldwater 0 beaten ia more mod•ra MIDDLEfORT GALLIPOLIS h?me& every clfly. ·MODOJI'BID of ils most luckless grJd sea. land belcl them In the first quar- seniors on lbe sqlUld saw ac- pletirlg four, 81ld having two in. Dayton Belmont 38 I'VI!II you fur~~~~ae-trP'! com-o sons: no vl~torie~ alld _two ties. ter. tioo: The selliors are Don Smith, lercpeted; to Wahama passing • Daytoo Slivers 12 WY 2-5186 446-4233 fort et 116 tbt ~ eo&. Rolland, whicbDt,'ver got clos- Outstanding play was •!aged Terry Myers 1 . Ray Sutherland, 12 times, completing five and I Dayton SU.bbin• 22 Diotrlbutod by: ASit US TODAY , er lhan Wahama 8 yard Uno by Wahama Sophomore WU. Darrell Sllilth, Ken Dlnguu, having one intercepted : each I Dayton Wayne , T.~:Lt;l"U D1 ITOCit I I .. CITY ICE & FUEL CO. last night, ended play·on a 2+3 liam Arthur. He caught two Mike Stellai\ and Bill Porter, U!am lost a fumble, Rutland Canton McKinley 53 It was lbe RuU~. hOIII~ pa~s In .lbilt final push down Unemen; 11!11 ·i..al'ey Rupe, Mel· was penalized 30 yerds and Wa Cuyahoga Falls PT. PLEASANT-GALLIPOLIS 11011l1lng. . to the 30 from where Hart tried vin Br01¥n, Tom ,ijl($ell, Larry bama 10, whfle Rutland punted 1Barberton 21 MIDDLEPORT Detlls bad oeorlng ~ - flflil ~oal, . iaei-a!pted 1 Rive, end Jim Lambert, backs. twice •lor 56 yards. Wahama Canton Lincoln 14 lialll:el la-llle -flrlll-amd lblrd .,.._pus, amd Jmocked down Wahama'o oeven senioro Quar- three time.s for 72 YOfda. \Massillon iii Eastlake North 0 ll.,...;....__ _..;.._ _..;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..l..,.IJ M l: range P1;;;~~n~:!oe'a~er· '.~:~~1~ an pt e<Hknt ial nommee arr'vP~ rare led 1al~ote~~ of:o hew~~~\ :J"/;~ ~;.~ably would havo IUs. Supreme, 1~~~r~~~,~~:en::. ~?;~O~od\~:~~- Mo:!~~:~ ~'::'::d, ~~~e~,.s~~;e; :~~a;dmen~ poSBlbly lbo ln \vashington ~ Ida~~ t~ rlrlar Tu\ ~~~~ ~;~~~a~~.t~ff~~: ;onst ~~e ~~vtc~ ele:t~on ralstd hlm been d:featet~~n c~~1id~:e w~;JI: I ~~rl~t\~:rcsl New Deal legsla- ~sailed American "imperlal· caUed the •'Havana cIgar ln~~cont:~:!.l~~~- uHavana take care of the detal ~ mvo \ Franklin D. Roosevelt was so have een d b intrnal l wn both unwi!le and uncost· ism" today and then unh:1ed brough roartng cheers from - e" h experts sald ll l< 10 1 rocket Tiley sald &ha . . 'I bly west has larger rrusst WI. - A \ ' Showdown Grid ··Battle ·with Chitl;cii ~s;~~-, 7 • Panthers Overpowered \ • ' I 1--.----- . . ·- �1965 Outlook is Key to Farmers Adjusting '64 Income BY C. E. BLAKESLEE lao thai I higher net tncoll)t / ECONOMIC INP'OilMATJON ' supplies will more than oflset iol 12U billion poundo. The ••- Prce-wi,., the t965 outlook Is Couaty Ext.nsioo Agent may be available. ' One of theae io called .. Eco- [ the reduction in lamb, mutton ' tn day m Febluary will ac- that !1WiufaeturinC milk prices Agrlealturt In regard to income tax. we nomic Information for Ohio and pork. Prices of food grainli Icount for about one-half of Ibis and whol... te butttr • powder There are two months left would like to point out that Agriculture." land hay •hould be at about year's increase. ;and choose prtees cumntly art lo &• In the calendar yen 111M several Metg• county people In thla publication an attempt \ 1964 level• . AIIJrogate dairy adjuatments 1 showing strength as a result of 1 and et·nnomist! already are the past week attended t h e ls made to analy~e current ec- However, lower prtce supports are continuing. Flush period ' the fairly tight supply situation. I looking at the outlook for 196S. State Income r .. School lor onomlc problems m agr1cu\ture. 1 for wheat will keep food P"aln producuon elceeda low period 1Producer milk prlceo In 19M The new Outlook Guide tor farmers and those working with In the f~lt, a roundup ol the I prices below 1964 1evelo. Par\y production by only :14 per C<lnt are averaging about lie per 100 .. Ohio, 1~" which i.! the hAnd· fanners . This two . day school outlook for next year 1s f~Mtur-1 ratios likely wfll a\ferage 72, in the moat recent five years pound1 above • year ago. A ~ook ?f economic Information. was at Ohio State University . e(L . . three point1 below 1964. u compared to ~ per cent in contlnuatlon of this supply-util- TOP PIIOOUCTIOII •s available and hus been mail- Reaistering for the 5ehool were These orhcles mclude much I Tht- population trend hu been the 1930-~ period. About 95 per 11ation .situation will maintain - -.. .. . . per 10 -3.84 llfed to a selectt!d group of Meigs Gerald Reuter, Don Reuter, more analysis than IH pos:uble an 1tem of great interest to cent of all milk produced is be· . the slighlly hliber producer ~ ...."1-just: ..., , Ill f'rowco'a top Ill County farm leaden. If othen Mn. Wanda Eblin, Mn . Orion In the Outlook handbook. Any farm producers recenlty . Pres- ing marketed, as compared ta l milk prices in 1866. I ~ are interested In obtainin& cop- Roush a~d. Mrs. t:eo Vaughan . Meigs County person w~~:~.bing _to Ient indications are that rate or 87 per ~nt Len years ago. Al~, For Metgs county farmers, les of this book, we would be [n addition to mcome lax be placed on thls ma1ling !1st 1total population mce.ase has about 95 per cent of the m1lk probably the most timeJy man~ lad to secure a copy for them work, farmers can adjust each may tell the County Extension slowed down from the 1.7 per sold is being marketed as whole agernent tip ia that with prl)o and will mail it upon request year to place themselves in orfice that their n<:~mf' be plac- cenl annual increase in 1950-60 mHk (5 per cent as farm separ- durtivto cows, under _ feeding ls to the Extension office. better economic position by ed on lhis list. to about L5 per cent since 1960 .~ a~ cream), M compared to 1poor economy. Feed all the With two months to go in r~viewlng the economic co~di - T~.e other pub~~catlo? is . call- IThis is one of the important 82 per cent t.en yea~s ago. iohigh quality home grown feed 1964, farmer.!! OUIIht to take a uons expected, and tdJUStmg ed Econogram. . Thas IS on fac tors in the long time de· ' The 1965 outlook m aovern- the cows will eat. Supplement 1ment programs in conneetion1it as determined by quality. look at their income and outgo I their ope ration accordingly. weekly newslettur mcludi~ cur - mand for farm products . lor the two-~onth period . ~uch Two publications are available, rent a~ricultu~al eeonomac _In- For 1965 population growth with dairy point LO a continu- 1 If drought has decreased supc~n bt_done m regard .to -~ ~ al- one month ly and one weekly, formauon. policy , sl~uauon, , rate will be about t.4 per cent ing empha~is direct~ to con. ' plies, make phms before wint· tZing, mco~e tax: habiiJtJlel:i which help farmers do this, or land outlook Emphasis IS on 1 reflecting the decreased birth siderations of marketmg a_rea er price jumps to provide adeby_ either_ mcreaslng expenses at least learn what the possi-t brevlty. . , ' rate and htgher mortality rate. consolidations and closer altgn· ·quate feed . With lower feed , ~ I:t off m the calendar year b1llt1es are. Then they r;nay gova This Econogram IS ma1\ed This point! up the uncertainty ment in pricing provisions a· 1 supplies, cull ngidly now - not Phone WY 2-2161 1984, or by reducing expense~ ern themselves accordmg ly. from the Melg~ County _Exten- associated with the populaion mong market!!!. ' at the end of winter. - - - - - - ~-- - - alon office week ly. Agam. a projections. Present trends to · · Minersville, Ohio I req uest ~o the ofllce will pul lfewer and larger farms wlll l Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0 ., Nov. 7, 1964- 5 a person s name on thi s mall- continue as capital replaces la.l lng list. Ibor. Fa:rmers might well conglder 1 Jn the production of beef cat~ some of the_ follo~lng lnf_orma· tle we hnd thaL tile present ti~n, whi ch ts av;tl\able m beef cattle cycle began in 1957. tall m the curren~ OUtlook <fmde There was a gradual buildup ror Ohio. We w1ll try to pick until 1962 and 1963 when the out s~me of the lte~ns wh_lch ex pansion picked up momenwe thmk are of pi:irtlcular 1m- tum with cattle numbers inExtra good 1600 International Truck, 1963 portance to Meigs area people. ! crf'asing by .r: boul five p~r cent , l INCOME l"MPORTANT m both yeJrs. Model, 151 in. W.B., 2 ton heavy duty j Income is the most import- The five pPr cent rate was 1 fly lluyln• tlf ant item from the s tandpoJ~t too great to all ow absorption with 5 speed transminion and 2 speed I of farme rs. It Is expected 1n of increaStJd meat proluction i the co ming )'·ear th at mcrcas~d at steady prices and the price 1 rear axle and 825x20 tires. and 1or ft-d callle declined T he marketing of livestock crops witi1 lowe1 farm p:-k:es growth in 1964 is at a red uced for both point to a -slightly low- r <~te - wlt h cattle numbers er gross ~·arm lnCIJrr.e for 1 ~5 .; Janua ry I, 1965 likely to be ; WEEK-END SPECIA'-S ProductiOn expenses are li ke- J '~ -2 per <.:ent above year ea.rl- ; Jy to contin ue the ir !" 1se result -!irr. STORM DOORS ing in an expected net farm · The present catlle buildup is Keep o ut winter drafts and save Roar Malgo Gener al Hospitif Income of $12 billion fo r 1965. not as vulnerable to violent ' money in Fuel bills with slorm down the second successive fluctuat ion as in the last evcle WY 2-2176 POMEROY doo ... Aflotandord S?Q·9" year. However. the number ol" , be.ce.use· !IJ the rate of - ino pen1ngs. A& low o1 ~~~~~0:..:5iii0:..:~~~~~:::;::;:::;::;~=;;;.. . I arms ~q_ntinue s to decrea~e crease has not been as rap id, and net mcom~ per ~arm agatn and (21, a sha.rp cow liquldaI should b< slightly higher. lion would be partially offsel ' Personal Inrome ol farm , by reduced imports. r)eople from farm so•Jrrr~ h~s ' Our currenl position in the , varied from $11.8 to $118 bil-i Ci:lttle cvclr is crucial becau~if' · I lion sin:e 1955. Non-farm sour· q 1 the ·rapid expunsaon of beef of mcome as a sh::~,r,, of numbers in 1962 and 1963 will 1 ct>s Con"·ete Mix - · - ___ _ 75c bag totJI ineonw reached a mo_st 1hr ref\crtcd in large1· fed cattle Black Top Coating . _ $7.50, 5 ga ls. ' re('rnt high of 38 per cent m· slaughter through Hl66, and (2) , ROOFING IN MEIGS, GALLI A & MASON COUNTIES 11959. and h<•s declmed rather the leveling orl in expa nsiOn of'1 12 Y2C lin. ft. Shelving Lumber _ Tough, asphalt shinglf's steadily since then to a level i beef herds me;•ns more catt\e 1 Exterior Paint __ . $4.89 gal. of ~4 per cenL in 1964. Per ca~l· , a re avai l ab h~ tor reeding and •Bulk Limo Spreading •Bulk ~ortllit e r Spread" ta mcorne of farm people m eventually cow and heifer Roof Co1ting _ _ $3.85, 5 gals. Ing • Liquid Nitrogen Appflcalion • Bulk 1964 was li3 .1 pe:r cent of non- slaughter increases. Guttering (Galv.) 17c ft . farm per capita income, ex- ln dairy production, econr..)- : Feed Delivery • Bagged Feed Deliverr • Qua Illy ceeded only by 1948 and 1951 mists es lima le that to.al milk Thoroseal Line of Ilfeld Soldo • Compfola Grind ing and levels of 65 .7 and 64.1, respect· production In the U.s. in 196-4: : Waterproofing Paint $2.50, 10 lb. pkg . , ifely. will like ly be ahout \25.5 biiMlxlnt Facilities • Com plato Line of An imal In the farm price ~ie ld, we Ilion pounds, or 6 0.6 per cen __ $3.68 Pegboard 4' x 8' x \4" fi nd thaL farm p~oductmo cos.ts incre&sf' over 1963 production HHith ltomo • Complalo Line of Homo are ex pected to mcrease agam - Appliancoo •Completa Line of 011 and Greas.. OAK FLOORING in 1965. The continued upward TEST FLIGHT Standard 4 ' x 8' pan(' ls. All styles in sloc k. , trend will result from the rtse WALLOPS ISLAND iUPl"l- · eComplota Line of Gasollna and Fuel Olio Ide:1l fur k itchens, utility qual! t ~· As low as in cost of non-farm produced iiJ ronm.', \':ori'Oshops. Only I I good s. H1.gher non· rarm wage The spare. agencv- Thursday •Complete ~iold Service On All Prod ucla • Servica k 1Be sq. ft. It' $3.68 . h tee\ sent an mstrumen 1 pac age retes an d pusslbly h1g er s r . . 1 Station Giving 24 Hours Service On All Auto Items ~­ 1'4"·'··.:•. d . th slated to go on uture mH1s1ons , b pnces• w1 1l e Jre 11f'f'te mdT e 1o v·enu s and Mars on a 93o- l !1· !!I I price for rna or com ma l Jes , mil e test flig ht over lhP Atla nCOME SEE WHAT WE'VE GOTused in production, such . as I ti c Ocean , li ma~ hinery, motor_ vehicles, Th e instru ments will he used 1111 IF A FARMER NEEDS IT, Ill fertilizer, commercJBl f eed, to study the atmospheres of Ruildmg mate~ials. clc. 1other p 1 a 0 e Is. They were ~~i;J,, WE'VE GOT IT OR WE'LL GET IT ~th er ma.tor cost ar_eas launched e.top a ,Javelin rocket All type1 carried r.gularly in Acoustic or non--ocoustic. Wid• BEVEL SIDING Decorator Doors which are ex pected to be hJgh· l and sent b<:"'- l7 minutes of stock. Suaur big tli•pla'f. Ma· rang• of patttrna. Easily ap• Adds a dist inctivP. tourh In several wood specirs. I er are farm wage rates, real ·data Thu rsdav before spl nshi ng , hogany a1 to your home. All sizl'<>. pllftl. Nen-acauAic HP!"t qua li ty. As low as As low as I estate taxes. and employf'd s('r- into the ocea~. Iowaa • • • • 1814c ·~ : •• I•"' •• • • • • • 15c s;!: vices. 1414 c Jack W Cars..,, Mgr. $21.95 ea. PRICES .. . DOWN - - ·- OPEN TIL 9 PM MONDAY Prices rel'e ived by farmers in , ACCUSES U.S. THRU SATURDAY 1965 ge nerally will be around/ TOKYO (UPli -- Communi st 3 per cent lower t.hBn those re- Viet Na m acc used the Un ited WY 2-2181 ceiv-ed in 1964. Increased beef States Thur sday of stepp mg up ................................,.......,)its ''illegal" introdut.:tion of armaments inlo South Viet , Pouring type Nam in orde r to threatm Nflrth l Viet Nam . I in handy bags Tht! accusation WJS reported PLYWOOD by th e Communist New China AH 11cmdant ~pecit1 ancl di• only .f' x I ' pantls in alt ltonclarcl News AgencJ in a broadcast ' m•n•kan• in ltock. Ktln· drlH. Batt Typo pfyt.lnMriorarexterior, GINNI Ji!J c oq. fl. from Peking monitored in 1" x4" one or b.th aiclea. , big Tokyo. Blan ket Typo 3'hc sq. ft . 9 C lin As lawn.. . . $3.52 •lowes •• H. I POULTRY FEEDS 1 1 I 1 a OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES I I I -------------lb==================!!!!!!!!.J TRUCK BUY ~' V6'M(1MEY ?e· INTERNATIONAL 1 my material• The Pomeroy Cement Block Company I I 1 Meigs Equipment Co. ' I 1 I Grid Scores I I ! COMPLETE Farmer Service HANDYMAN 1 ! SRECIALS I ~~ 1 1 Adena 8 Woyne 8 Tiltonsville 40 Smithfield 0 Union Local 14 St. Clairsville Shadyside 28 River Local 6 Powha lan 48 Beallsville 0 Washington C. H. 14 MONDAY NIGHT MIXED Hopedal 4ti Scio 12 Lancaster 32 New;;rk G LEAGUE 40 0 Howland 22 McDonald 14 Hiland Olentangy Nov. 2, 1964 1 (loshen 16 Ludlow jKy.) 14 Wyoming 22 Wilmington 8 Ashland Oil J ewett 20 Gnadenhullen 14 JWelklston 2282 G Athltelnsll6 6 L. Gilmore 8 po 15 Cadiz 54 ac son H. Am bergiJI"' Dennison St. Mary 18 Lo Mgahn 18 bPome4r9oy 0 A. Sawye r Columbus Wesl 20 ec ames urg . "' ! . sawyer e ll nton M Colubus WMtstone 14 . ass1e 01 T t 1 · Columbus Eastmoor 38 Lorain 32 Marion Hardmg 20 I a3 Lost 0 Columbw Nroth 14 Elgin 20 Pleasant 0 s·1 ' Market Gahanna 44 Grove City 6 Ridgedale 8 K y mon ' lfilliard 14 Marysville 8 Colonel Crawford 8 (Jie ) 1 T 0 •;,uger 1 E. Ss rn~ Westerville 14 Grove ort U Bucyrus 18 Willard 0 1 West Jefferson 33 Shelby 26 Upper Sandusky 6 R. srr~:~;r Columbus Roauy 0 Galion 20 Tiffin 0 Handicap Columbus St. Marys3 2 Bellevue 30 Norwalk 0 . Total Dublin22 Cleveland Cathedra l Latm 42 FORFEfT Reynoldsburg 42 Cleveland John Adams 20 Columbua Academy 12 Cleveland West Tech 22 H & C'o Canal Winchester 34 Clevela nd John Marshall 8 S. Custer New Albany 16 Euclid 12 South Euclil Brush 8 H. Custer Watkin• Memorial 36 Panna Valley Forge 22 P. Hennessy Teaya Valley o Cleveland Heights 20 T . Hennessy Granville 21 LickinC Valley 0 East Cleveland Sha w 32 Handicap Llkeood 8 Lakewood 6 Won l Lost 2. Licking Heights 6 me) Ashtabula Edgewood 34 Total ML Sterling 28 Jefferson 14 Bee Cetts Modlson South 0 Keystone 26 Columbia 0 371 M. Bowen Mlamlsbury 42 Hillsboro 32 Elyria 30 Fremont Ross 0 376 J . Ches;her clnciDnati Withrow 22 Berea 18 Mentor 8 506 B. Bowen .Cincinnati Taft lO Rocky River 24 . H. Cheshrr 500 Qncinnati Walnut Hills 36 . Garri•ld Heights 14 Total 1753 Cincinnati Central 16 Belea Midpark 42 Won 2 Lost I Cincinnati Aiken 13 . Olsted Falls 0 Cincinnati Woodward 12 Bay Village 52 Green 0 Tht> Patsit>s Green Hillo 26 Fairvirw Park 8 . D. Glaze Cincinnati Country Day Ol' Strongs ville 0 A. Sylv estf'r Kenston 36 com-ain 4ti Norwood 22 P. Ingles llee<' Park 14 Milford 8 ' Cleveland Lourdes 6 i c . 1ngles Taylor 24 Finneytown 6 Ashtabula 20 Total Cincinnati Roger Bacon 32 Co1Ule8ut 22 Perry 6 Won 2 Last t Cincinnati LaSalle 0 Pinbeaos Lockland 53 Blanchester 0 Obio Jllgb School Basketball , A. Nease Loveland 14 Indian Hill 12 By United Preos International S. Bartels Sycmore 36 Madeira o Clay 79 Clarksburg 56 Art Nease Mariemont 26 N !Uchmond 0 Albany 75 Allensville 59 E. B2.rtels 406 North College Hill 36 Mason o Southeastern 94 Hamden 54 159 Handicap Princeton 12 Oak Hills 12 ltie) Shade 79 Zaleski 72 Total 1730 West Himes 18 Loudonville 13 Watrloo 39 llomeCannan !fl Won 1 Loot 2 Simon ~arket, .685. Belpre 7 Union Furnace 60 Ind. High Senes - E SylSpencer (W. Va.) 3 (tie) Ames -Berne 37 Team !Ugh Series Simon vester, 488; B. Bowen, 506. Middleport 36 NelsonvUle 0 Carthag..,.oy 69 Lawrence 60 Market, 1933. Ind . High Single Ga me - "E. Kyger Creek 42 Wilton 60 Blackfork 57 Team Jllgh Single Game - Sylvester, 18'l; B. Bowen, 199. Hannan-Tract 0 Flgllt Results By Unlled Press lnl"matlonal Burton 12 Cardinal 8 Ctearview 12 Wellington 0 ROME , Italy (UPI J - San Oberlin 62 Midview 0 dro Mazzinghi, 1561>, ' ' - 'y, Bnmswick 24 North Royalton 8 stopped caspar Ortega, 151 , Orange 3% Warrensvill~ 20 Mexico, 6. Elyria Catholic 24 WORCESTER, Mass. (UPIJleveland Padua 13l AI Sewell, 152, New Yo r k, TRACTORS - PLOWS - CULTIVATORS Columbus Eut 13 stopped Freddy Teidt, 155, Ire end MOWING MACHINE Columbus llrookhayen Bi land, 5. I 1 wo: SHOP TONIGHT I MIDDLEPORT, Offtce Roan: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Nooa on Than. - East Court Sl, Pomeroy Morris Equipment Co. PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET I I 0. .4 .- •- • - • • • •• • POMEROY LANDMARK INSULATION e SURE WIN e RED ROSE eTUXEDO HEADQUARTERS For ADMIRAL ..... COLOR TV. 9 a.m. to 4: 45 p.m. A representati ve is at the Pomeroy City Hall on Mondays beginning at THill ADMI!IAL IXTRA QUALITY HIO~:~~O~a~.m~·=======~iii!Oiiii!Oi~Miiiliiictct~lopi;;;;ortiii,iiioiii.iii!Oi It" m::~f DICK ~TERREl THE PRODUCTION Athono-Molgo LY 3·1612eWY 2·5270 • CLYDE WALKER "' F:. rm Loans by FARMERS" --- L••:w...... Gallipolis 016-3391 •Ricf · Brand Fencinsr • Cement & Mortar 124 Kt..... prHftlotl eStock Selt · wlrl.. In vito! II'MI • Front Color TV Contrut/lrllhtnoaa •Baler and ew•r Softener Binder Twfno S.lt Control •Spray. eTeble Mill PRICIIIIGIN AS LOW AI eLitNn •RemldiH eVacca. $399·95 CREDIT WAYI ePalnto eLime FIATU~I!S ~ eRooflng and Grit eFertffllll'l BAKER FURNITURE BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN ••• Dog Foods- Flour -- Ingredients el1nl .... e Oyetw Shello .... . .... _ BUY NOW ON IASY UIIMS • A.DMIRAL-Man.D/~ W> ftn SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS i!otrt.rw lfllrfll Associated Radio & TV Phone WY 2-2115 Mulb.rry Ave. (WITH MILLER MAYTAG! 214 I. Main ,, • ..., •n•,.. - , I '"""' 1 for FARMERS RACINE, 0. 1 1m THE SHOE BOX eMASSEY FERGUSON 65 OPTOMETRIST . I UNTIL 9 PM ---FOR SALE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ~ I 1 I FARMALL CUB OUTFIT Several~~,~~.~;,'"" 1 , ,I . ' Pom~;(~, .Ohlo' ..,.... I $,.25 Ask How to Earn 6'ro 0dvanca 0 FLOOR TILl Compl... lineofasphalt, vinyJ, .., rultlaertil•. FuH patt•rn and color rang•. elivery - Aljlbolt•law•· l SC sq. ft. GYPSUM IOAID In handy 4'xB' sh1ets. $ 1 9 Only .. , · 2 I , FAMILY ROOM NEW KITCHEl Can be built in basement or as an addi ~ t ion to the home. Customized to avH yo u r needs. Lei ua show you how easy it is. Average cost Ave r age cost as low $1S.63 as a . . . ptl' mo. NO MONEY DOWN 01vidend ON NEW HOLLAND EQUIPMENT Fuhon·Thompson TRACTOR SALES Sprint An. PomtNy PHONI WY 2-1101 CAULKING For sealing around dMr and window frame s, Onty Keep out drafts around doors and windows wit h weatherstrippinl . As low as ... 39c 1Oc PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE ft. •• IDw Dl $13.39 per mo. NO MONIY DOWN PROMPT DILIVERY BUDGET TERMS �' · ;. • • ' i I &-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-M iddleport. 0., Nov . 7, 1964 2 SIGNS WANT AD Fat INFORMATION I Rent ~ I t t Of .......... _ ............ . . QUALITY I· - - Getting ersonal •.. ,_ ........ -tel .,. .......... • """' 1 I .._._ ..... -··- - - 1 I ., c S.le I Nations in Community as Channel To World Peace is Meeting Theme '' Nationo !h CommunJty," A with Mra. Louls Reibel .. chair o••a.INU t11annel To Peace," was the man. 1101 P . .. 0Q a..tnr. ...bHHaFOR RENT : Housel railer. 811961 VINDALil Houselraller, IIndo hdltn• , ,. A. theme of the World Commun. The Rutland High School Glee x 3S ft. Two bedroom. Call i with a 10 x 15, aluminum awn1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $695 lty Day ,.rvlce .1eld Friday at· club directed by Mrs. C. 0. In Middleport ing. Priced to sell. Chester WY 2·2186 or WY H346. 6 cyl engine Powerglide tra'ns. Radio and beater, on ternoon at the Rutland •·,·ho· Chapman with Miss Sebra Can M Fred Biaettnar memCO • I • """~"" Jl. 7-6te ll-7~~c 11115-4135. einal upholst~ry, real clean. Ivory and blue finish, good dist church, with Mrs . Richard aday and Miss Debbie Smith, n. , I tires. Lucas a!l che.iran. as accompanist, presented three: ber of . the Pomeroy Gsrdea HOUSE, five rooms and both, I I .....UU.TMJHt 1957 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan $695 An organ prelude by Mrs. numbers, Thanks For Little Clu~ w~.!'; theCI~es~ opeaker thermostatically controlled TWO pure bred English pups. 1'lN ,.~ ......,.,.. t~~~t naw 1 Real stock dugs. N G. Rose, ' A popular model that is sharp inside and out, black: fin· Margaret Schilling opened th~ Things, Heard A Forest Pray on e . en u our over business ' gas heat. Closet 0 '- . . . . . . . . . abJ ... 4 ....... obh1' .... ....... ,._ld ... Minersville, Phone WY 2..&710. 1 ish, good tires. radio and beater, 8 cyl. Std. trans. service followed by the invuca· ing snd 1 Talked With God WMPO wtth .Mn.N Janet Korn district. Plenty of free park••,.... "--I tmm.dlateb , . ,... l. . wtll U4l . . ~N fM 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty $5295 tion by Mrs. George Anderson Lost Night. Monday Morrung, ov. 8 II I ing space. Phone WY 2-31l92. ~ Factory Tandem axle, 900x20 tlret, au•. traDJ . :!48 cu. ln. and the opening. hymn. The •lg· Mrs. Geraldine Conway of a.m. 11·7-Jtc SLUGGISH septic tank 1 Clog- ~ ged drains! Get Klean~Em-All motor, Heater, 1~ ft. dump body and teJellcopic hotst. ruficance of this .world Com· Lucasville, guest speaker, was Mr. and Mrs. Dennl!l Wal· APARTMENT 4 rooms and Septic tank Cleaner at Land- I m~nlty Day was g•ven by Mrs. introduced by Mn. Lucas. She burn and daughter, Sherry, 1 a...... WW\1111 ... '" I balh, 790 Maple, Middleport mark Farm Bureau. lltft l..... r.tlu•• Ob a.nllo I 0 I Phti Ohlinger, preSident of the is a businesa woman atle"~ed have moved to Newark where 1J c.atao ,_ - .. ~ ,...,. nu·.. ..,. 11 6 3tc _ _______ t0-31-30tc 1 WY 2·2936. waatt.e ht . . . . OPEN EVES. ,oo P.M. Meigs County Untied Church' the University of Cin~lnna:; and he hos accepted employment 7 --ll'lo DI..URI at t•t · d women. has spoken in conferences, with the United Parcel Truck ... ~ld .."'.. ,. ~'ft. SINGER Zig .,.. equ1ppe · POMEROY, OHIO 6 ROOM house , Haven Heights, 1963 model , ..,. OB.IT'-1 round bobbin, Readers on the theme were churches, prayer retreats, Company located near Hebron ~ R.ll fOr 0.. -nt mlJ) New Heven, West Va. Phone sews forward and backward. Mrs . Allen Hampton, Mrs. Men· j schools, colleges, civic organJ· Mr. Walburn, who wa1 cHI· lln~~~t~ . a.cb ol!GdtttOIIAJ - . . ! ]I' ll-4-6tc 882·3045. on•r.a ttoub zel Smith, Mrs. Jack Curtis, zatiOJll and evangelistic cru charged from the U. S. A l r Ba I•nee d ue 7 mon ths, $6 ·00 1 Business Services LIO A.. ._ • ~""' r M. Datb monthly. WY 2-2204. _ Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt and sades. Her work has taken her Force September Z5, aud ltlrl. S.tunlu--&:3P " · - ~ lloOD ....,. LARGE ROOM for use as slor11 s 5tc ! FOR YOUR need of Bull· Mrs. Dorothy Austin. into 40 countries. Walburn and dauahler have retr5 10 LUI\' age or garage, WY 2·5293. -dozer and Back-Hoe worlt, World Dey of Prayer chair· , sided with her parents. Mr. UOUI.T PIIOO\lCV'O 11 3 tic GOOD CLEAN stoker coal. De- contact Emmet W. Shuler, men were named and included The speaker read Romans _ll : and Mrs. Eugent. Rice and tam-livered ctt the mine . Phone 342 Page Street, Middlt!port. NOV. I Middleport at the Presbdxteria~ . ~~::r~~d o~a~e:~.r :oe~bt t:p~~ ily during the past summer. PHONE WY2-2156 FURNISHED 3 room house, SH 2·5022. ll s !Ole WY 2-3243. Free estimates. The Middleport Garden Club church, Mrs. GeoErge An erEsonuB' hate." She told of her experi Mrs. W. K. Wilson (Helen bath and IJa~u~ment. 313 1h Con. - Farm ponds, private ponds. will me~t Friday e~ening ~n the Pomeroy • at · nterprlse . . ences behind the iron curtain, Knight) has returned to her dor St., Pomeroy. USED workpants. shirts, cov. basement excavations. septic Columbia Gas offtces w1th 1 1 Church, Mrs. MenzfJI Srruth, when 8 man in Cuba oome to home in Rensselear, New York. tO 27 tfc eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev· tank excavations. demonstration to be given by Alfred, Methndlsl church, Mrs. kill her and instead helped her after being called here due to Card of Thanks - alier, Long Bottom, Ohio: ll 2 tic Betty Newton of the Gas Com- Claren<:e Henderson; Racme, with her luggage. She told him the death of her brother, Mr . APAR'n1ENT 5 rooms and tO tS 30tp . pony The meeting will begin at Methodtst church, Mrs. Margar· lh lth A . Norwood Knight I WISH to thank all my friends bHth ! d ted CaJI . YliLL DO rug weavmg. Phone . · et Houdashelt; Chester, Metho-- a . e peop1e 01 merlca were • for their kindness, 1t my IllWalt~rne~r~~:. ecora 3 . 1 APPLES Burdette Fruit Wl 9-21126. 10 29 9tp 7.30 p.m. , dist church, Mrs. John Hayes; praymg for her. He was eon Out-of-town relatives • nd ness, the Emergency Squad, WY ~~- ~ tfc I Farm .. Phone Wy 2-6 970· - tva 8 Com- The Middleport Busmess and I and Rutland, Methodist ck.Irch, verted , and is now a mission friends here for funeral serv• for their service. Dr. Davis, Pomeroy, Ohio, Rl. I. ITRANSMISSlON Sa g Professional Women 's Cl u bl M G C Wh'l M F 1 ary. ices lor Norwood B. Knight - - - - - - - -10 23 25t Re 1 ing all makes I rs. eorge · 1 e. ay e · Co ti i M c and all the Nurses at t h e FURNI"IIED 1m 1 p pany. par rd · Mil sponsor a rummoge sale !owship Day wiD be held at the . • ,nu ng rs. onway held Saturday at 10:30, Oct.. -Meigs Generel Hospilal. Our rent in Mi:Jr;,ort~ntGro~n~ · WHY BUY a Carp;!Shampoo· ·tomatlc and s~nda trans- Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 Federated church in Pomeroy sald, A new age 18. beggmg to ber 31 at the Ewing Funeral grateful thanks, alsc:, for the ' W 'II I FREE missions Electnc weldllti. and 7 in the Weher bulldlng ·. ' be born in hearts. The cross Home were Mr. and Mrs. Ladfloor. 3 rooms ana OOth. 390 er · e oan you one Ph WY 2-1173 if' · 1 many cards, flowers a n d ·h h f Bl L one · next to the Quality Print Shop '"cr tcrng ove is the wav of d• Knight, Barberton, 0 hI o·. 0 , 2nd ~v see Mrs. How- Wit pure ase ue us9_. 21 tfc_ on Mill-St. 0f10n life, without love, one c~n do ' gifts from my dear friends . ard Cecu, uoo w. Main St. , tre Carpet Upholstery _ Mrs. Wla Derriberry, Barber· May God Bless you all. Mrs. Pomoroy. Ph. WY 2·5262. cleaner. Baker Furniture. brl Gnner, l'lllmblal ... Bethel No. 62 of the Intema· noth~ngi f'~i women are doillll ton; Mrs. W. K. Wilson, RensHattie Frederick , Long Bot· 10 22 tfc 11 3 6tc Huttn& ~on er u ngs with their un selear, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. om, Ohio. ll-7-l!p _ MbJIIII'IYille Uonal Order of Job's Dough- / tled efforts. One must have the Warren Bentz, Millfield, Ohio; ~INGER Sewmr machinea. End rour ,....;. a-oo.... ters will meet •t the Pomeroy SOn love of God in the~, hearts to I Mr. and Mrs. Murry Hopkins, TRAILER lots tor rent, close new. $59 .0ll up. ~veraJ usee wo .,. oD Masonic Temple, Thursday at Installation of officers for 1965' do wonderful thmgs. Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Vic0 Notice to Laundrymat and schools 7' 30 p.m. marflmel at bargalll pnces Sewor Maclliaeo was planned for December 12th An offenng was taken by the , tor Will, Canal Winchester; Valley Lumber & Supply Com- The ~'abrtc Shop. o; nger Sales Beuo111lloThe Catholic Women's club I by the Associ.ate Matron, Le- ushers, Mrs. Arno~d RIChards, Mrs. Maxine Staley, Chauncy; wn.L RAKE leaves, et. $1.00 pany, Middleporl 10-3-tlc and Service, Pomeroy. Ohio C:aO W1 z.zri't Day • Ntp.& of the Sacred Heart church will "tha Morris at the regular meet· Mrs. David Entsmmger, Mrs. and Mr. George DaJJe.s, South per ·hour. (Also a few bushels WY ~ 4 21 lie 7 a lfc meet in the church auditorium ing of Racine Chapter, O.E.S. Cla~ence Henderson and Mrs. Charleston, Ohio. Mr. Knight of hauled and dry black wal- rHREE and four ron-r1 furnic:heHEATING Plnmbln& llloeflor Thursday at 6:30 p.m., for a Monday evening, She also an- Louts Reibel and dediCated by died suddenly in California nuts, $3 .00 per bu. Phone WY ed and llllfurnished apan .__ • A.nold Bndlen potluck dinner and meeting. nounced a practice for installa· Mrs. Lucas: where he resided. Real Estate For Sale 2·61113. menta WY 2-5434 t2 6 lfc rtu"uaee.. ' Th 111 be ti of tion on Sunday afternoon at 2 The closmg hymn, "Praise - • ...... ere w an auc on God d d TWO story frame house on tl8 Ea.' MaiD S"-• h d0 tl 1 p.m. on November 29th. From Whom All Blessings Mr. an Mrs. Alire ScarberSHOTGUN, rine shoot, Sunday Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms Pboao WY Z4l6l. tfe omema ar c es. Brie k Street. Rutland, with --~. -~ The report of Grand <.."'hapter Flow ," and th e ben ed'1ct'ton . by ry, Jr. and family, oJ Tipp Ct' ty, 7 11 November 8th , 1 p. m. Hams 1 _ __ Evangeline Chapter No. 172, was given by the Worthy Me.· Mrs. Lucas closed the soerv1ce. are spending the weekend with bath and basement, on ground extra Lot. Carl Hysell , Phone and bacon for prizes. On the floor . Newly decorated, hard· SH 2-4524. 11-7-litc ---A"'u"c::::T:-::1:-:11:-:N:::E:::ER=:O.E.S. of Middleport, will hold lron, Mary Lou lhle, who an· his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bob Hill Farm. Will use wood floors automatic heat. --,..---Co-_,_ Souu its regular meeting Thursday nounced the appointment of VIScarberry. No. 6 shot. Sponsored· by the I Call WY 2-3200. _,....everu'na Nov ' at the Maso~ 10 lO tfc 7 ROOM hou~e. 2 car garage Cr1tt !Indian! ...,, · •· •r da Carson of Marietta as the De · S I nd Racine Fire Department. near High and Elementary ic Temple in Middleport. ReOJ. MIS ae ens a Sandre schools. 463 Lincoln Sl., Midt.'rtte, .-o • c.tld freshments wiD be uerved. Deputy Grand Matron. The Worr Brewington, students at R i o II 6 3tc II Duplex, 3 bedrooJDJ. Sugar dleport. Phone WY 2_5231 . A. C. BRADFORD thy Matron also asked the Grande College, are spending SHOOTING MATCH, NovemRun area. Pomen. · Phone ll-7·3lc Ra;o. l*lo NOV. • .1 members to go to church at • • the weekend with their parents, ber B, at Amorican Legion WY 2·3618. 10 2 tfc 1;:=======;:J;:;:U;:;:If~r l The Daughters of Ruth elas• some time during the Thanks-- AFuneral services for Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Saelena " or the United Methodist church giving holiday. ugustus Emmlsh, who died and Mr. and Mrs. James Brewfa rm, Be~ch Grove Rd ., Rut- MODERN 4 room and hath 1 Ct,e/t~ D I EXPERIENCED will meet at the church, Mon· The following invitations to at Meigs General Hospital Moo- inglon. land, Ohto, at noon. High/ furnished apartment. M 'd0 ~4! ' day atl2 noon lor a Thanksgiv. Installations were read: Valley, day ev<mng followtng a long. powered nfles and 22s only. d!eport. WY 2-3874. m' g d!Mer, folio-ed by the reg· M Co I 'II N . Illness were conducted ThursKalad lflndy Is. spending th• No shotguns Everyone IS .. c nne svt e over . ~r ' k . . . 9 ll tfc I'OMEROY - 6 • om frame 13 ' Alb N 14· Ath N day mornin• at ll a.m. at the wee end With h19 family, Mrs. welcome. 11 6 2tc ro ular meeting. ' any, ov. , ens, o. R ]' eo·"" Kindy and child . house with bath, gas heating,: vember 20 ; WllkesviUe, Nov em- aw mgs- ats Funeral Home . ren. 1- liiii.L notbe -~.;-sponsible for i For Sale front and back porches and The Pomeroy Elementary her 21; Harrisonville, Nov. 19; ~i!h the Rev.M . E. Dowson of- Don ErwJn of Columbus Io any debts made by any other --basement. Nicely !ocau.d on PTA will meet Monday at 7:30 M . tt N b 24 N ftc1ating Burtal was in River- spendtng the weekend w1th h" than myself. James R. Prid- AUCTION - Saturday, Nove m- Union Avenue. $6,5110.00. PTnm the tar•est tnus ar p.m. Fathers night will he ob- :1~/id ~vern ;'; B; ~w view Ce;.,etery , perents, Mr. and Mrs. Chesler 11 dy, Rutland, Ohio, Route 1. ber 14· 12:30 P· m. The o- POMEROY 3 - bedroom buUdozer radiator te lilt served and there will be a door No~' ;~. Ev~:geti~ ~~~~~ Mr. Emmish was survived 1l Erwin. 11 3 6lp lowing personal property will frame home with bath, 11D8lll!lt beater co,._ prize for a father. A highway rt· O:.cember 3. 'Cheshir•• by hil! wife, Mary, daughters, Mtss Carla Gilmore, Ohio Un· - - - - - -b.. sold at the residence of forced hot air heating and patrolman will have a safely ~ ' 5. M k b ' D ~· Mrs. Don Burey Marietta ; Mrs. 1versity student, is visiltng her RAWLEIGH Prnducts lor sale. the late Mrs. Geo. W. And&- loll basement. Down stairs film . Refreshments will be ser- 5. Min;,.r ~~:sv~~~ ;'.';;'m Sr i Earl Bougher, Columbus; a son, parents, _Mr. and Mrs. Carl GiiWy-2-6412 . I0-24-30tc son at l63 Lincoln Street in with hardwood floors, has WY IJ-2143 ved by the Fifth grade moth· a~ Galli lis Dec' 14 · ' Roger Emmish, Dayton ; and more this weekend. ,- · - ·-- -Midd leport,bedOhio. . ne living room !16x25) with ers. .. . tpo to' th · · oJ four sisters, and several grand· Mrs. Ronald Plare and son 1 11 1DVI 1a Ions 0 ne 5 pc. Vour L•nd~m~rk Service room SUI e, 0 large fireplace, dining room &.. 0. McCO'Y, AUC'I'JONEER. NOV. 11 e recep on . children. of Albion, N. Y. , arrived Fri· Station Ia Giving Aw•y A 3 pc. maple bedroom suite, and hall . Bedrooms have Chester. Ohio. S 13 tfe The American Legion Auxll· Worthy Grand . Matron, ~essle Out-of-town relatives attend- day evening to visit her father. 1 one night stand, three 9X12 plenty closet space. Large iary of Lewis Manley Poat 263 Negus at Momslown, Ohio, on ing the services included Mr. Harry Houdashelt, a patient at rugs (two are alike), some lot on Eest Main Street with lnsuranc. will meet at the home of Mrs. Nov. 7th and to Gallipolis and Mrs. John Wilson of Norton, Holzer Hospit..l in Gallipolis. Re-gister for thll' good second throw rugs, occasiona l chair. large shade trees and out Con Young. Tuesday at 7:30 Friends rught Nov. 23 were Va.; Me. and Mrs. Verne Da- Mr. Houdasbelt is recovering car eaeb time you drive in. two upholstered chairs and of high wa.ter. Also, 4 - room JOHNSON, SimP""" lnluruct p.m. read. vis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker, from surgery. His wife and No purchase necessary, just other chairs, large medicine garage apartment. Garage Agency, ln. AU forllll llf ID Forest Rose CouncU Daugh- The Worthy Pa!Eon presented Mr. Paul Huddy and Mr. Clar- family are with him at the hosregister. cabinet, coffee table, stands. space for 3 carli p!.us work IIW'~. Jlm Jobaloa IDI1 ters of America will meet Tues- a program honoring the officers ence Huddy of Columbus Mr. pital. HOM! OF UNICO TIRES lamp•. clock, two cabinet ra- shop. This is an exception- Bud SimJIIOD, A&mll. day at 7:30 p.m. All members and peaented each a gift as a Frank Huddy, Newark; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles BenSUPER SERVICE dios, large Warm Morning ally gone! property and pricI 1 lfc are urged to attend. token of appeciatioo. The W. Margaret Huddy, Mrs. Herbert nett, Middleport, and their lamSTATION gas heater anddseveral small ed at $16,000.00. PHOTO Copytng Service. CopNOV. 11 M. was also refreshment chair· Walker and Mrs. Jack Wilson ily, Mr. and Mrs. Warren BenJack W. C1ney C. C. CUCKLER leo made of legal papers. A rummage sale wUJ he held man and the cenlel'pieee was a Logan ; Malin Hall, Athens : nett and family and Mlso Maxheaters, 9 pc. tnlng room ' suite, kitchen table, E~tate POMEROY, omo birt!J records and almost any at the St. Paul's · Lutheran cake with " Thanks to IllY offi· Mr. and Mrs. Than Edington ine Bennett, of Columblo were Mgr. WY 2·9932 gas range, k•tchen cabmel, BOX Z29 WY Z-3631 othe< documents. church November 11, from I a. cers" written on it. of Cuyahoga Falls, and Mr . in Leon, W. Va. recently where utility cabinet, electric roast11 1 31<: Reuter IDsurance, PomerGY m. to 4 p.m. and Mrs. Roger Emmish and they attended a relirern611 dinAUTOMUB!LI!l lnauriUICI _ , er, dishes, cooking utensils, 8 t Jlc The Pomeroy Shakespeare J. family, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs . ner In honor of Mrs. Bennett'• cancelled? '·""' your aper• RCA Whirlvool refrigerator, FOR SALE OR RENT: House, club will meet at the borne oJ UXI tOry Or Earl Bougher, Columbus, and brother, Warren Stewart. IGr'o UcenoeT CaD IVY Z.ZB. Maytag Washei (v.Tir.ger 6 ruvmi:i ~n\1 ha~h. Route 143,1 Mrs. Jed Webster sr., Spt"mg d lUIIe 1•0 type), three wash tubs, glass Bailey Run Road. Cali WY 2Wd sd l 2 Mr. an Mrs. Don Burkey and Ave., ne a• a p.m. family Mart'ella 0 jars, some hand tools, step 3722, 10 28 llo ' Help Wanted wheelbarrow, 3 pc. DAUGHTERS MEET Serving as pallbearers we£e · - - - ladder, Walnut lumber l'h" x ll"xlO SEVEN ROOM brick home In Mrs. Robert Harden entertain- Paul Smart, Richard Chambers, eWURLmER WANTED: 20 ladies at once. BethelOrder No. 62oJ ofJob'o tho lnlerna· IIIA.LDWIN Full or part-time. Christmas ft., well seasoned, many oth· p ••meroy, two bathrooma, 4 tiona! Daugb- ed the Auxiliary oJ the Porn.,. B. F. Parmalee, Raymond Ru.-1 er items all furniture is bedroom•, garage, basement, roy Bend Citizens Band Radio sell, Wiltis Anthony and Jack lnd OTHER FAMQUI, season - discount for own ve ood 3 firushed roolll9 iD attic. lers met Thursday evening at club Thursday evening at her Bechtle. needs. Box 668 C, The Daily BRANDl ry g · . Large :ot. Out of high water. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summer- the Pomeroy Masoruc Temple. home in Syracuse. ----------Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. Irene A. Davis, Owner Central heating Inquire field !Carolyn Russell) of Rich- Unda Darnell, honored queen, A short business session ty and gift exchange at the lJe. 11-4-7lp Terms: Cash . Charles Wildermuth. WY 2- mond, Va., were visltocs of her presided and opened tho meet- was conducted by Mrs. Nathan cember meeting. At the close Not responsible for accidents . grandfarents Mr and Mrs ing in ritualistic form ElecNEED CASH? Sell famous 2205 or WY 2-61!&. Bradlord Auction Company 9-28-tfc Howard Rus'sen. . . tion of officers will be .held at : : : r:s~e~~:n~~an;o~!:~ ~om~~::e~r':fcl: wa:.ctionhef~ Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full "Foctery Trained liniN' C. C. Bradford, Auctroneer fOR SALE-Middleport's tall· Recent visil..-s of Mr. and lhe December 3 meeting. Wil- dinne£ at the home of Mrs. Jam- with Miss Rose Mary Raub as or part time. High comPHONi 22 ~ACKSON, 0. A. C. Bradford, Manager est building, located 352 N. Mrs. Howard Ruseell were lia.m Hayes, commander of the es Carnahan, Racine on Decem- auctioseer. missions plus bonus. Com11 6 6te Second Street. Middleport Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce, Knghls Templar, inviu.d the ber IS, at 6 p.m. The traveting -===-------~===""'""'""'""'""'""'=' plete lint for men and womC:::O:::R:::N::-:F:::E:::D:-:B:::E:::E:::F:::,-$' I 25.-Will Priced lor quicll .ale II> Eileen VeBnoy, Mr. and Mrs . Daughters and their parents to prize donated by Mrs. Biggs en. Equipment furnished free. dress for 28c lb. Phone WY quire at Ohio HoteL Robert Venoy, sons, Tony and a Christmas party in the dining was awarded to Mrs. Harold Write to Gordon Rae, Dis· 1 10 1• tie Mark, of Columbus, Mr. and room of the Masonle Temple Hysell. 11 6 6tc lrict Sales Mgr., 3584 Darby- 2-6020. ·Mrs. Ed Venoy, aon, Craig, oJ on December 23. Games w,..e played and priz· shlre Drive, Columbus, Ohio. _ __ _ Gordon Auto Sales Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Zip 43221. II s 3tc CORN FOR SALE. es awarded to Mrs. Agnes · OPAL- Ph_ __ SP 3-l58B 1 William Russell, sons, Wayne Q- Can any ollile asteroid• White, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. , Proffitt, Portlsnd, Ohio. --=-=-~=- :-=-::-:c::c:-· ·1960 LOOKING FOR IECURE 11 6 3tc M · one IH- 3 and Ted, of Minersville. bo seen witb tbe nakod eye? Harold Hysell, Mrs. v. D. EdJOBf ==::--:::-- -- -1d ason. _ _ c Mr. and Mrs. Pete Earn- A -The only one that •ver wards, Mrs. Biggs and Mr. 0 4 · 1957 VOLKSWAGEN for sal•. heart and daughters of Colum- becomes bright enough to be Doyle Shuler. ,..,.. I•• o , """' ..,..,~ ._. FRESH milk cow, years Refreshments see ""' •d oMet '"-'~"~~l!l'"" ~,..., Hereford bull, 18 months, can WI 9·2113. ll-7-6tp bus were Sunday afternoon vis· seen with the unaided eye is were served by the hostess to 1956 - ac•ttnn ~...~..~~com s."*· c.•.anu•• be registered. Good .. ltors of Mr . and Mrs. Harley Vesta, the thlrd largest in size. those Bamed above and Mrs. . k 1955 FORD I DIC ec11 11* Chevro Iet car. Ch ares Country Sedan. Johnson . K WY 2-5218 Carl Hysell, Mrs. Freeman arr, . Good ol~ car, except tires. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John· McElroy and Bill. Enoch, Mrs. Theo Neutzting, I Instructions 11 6 3tp Also Ford '~'• ton pickup. son, Tammy and Cheryl, and Mr. and Mr. Charley Smith, Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. Wayu . s. CIVIl SERVICE fESTSI ELECTROLUX-; weep;r, - has Good ·ures and sturdy, in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Jo and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ne Green, Mrs. Eugene Hawkcord winder, attachments, pa- good shape. Curtis Johnson, IMrs. J . R. Murphy, Peggy and Haning and Rhonda visited on Ins and a guest, Mrs. Raymond Mer~ .-om.,o. llh1:. St&rl llliD u ltn:I.OO ~ W~ ~PIIrlt.or, tr•IDIDf per bags, guaranteed. Bal· Rl 1, Racme, Ohto. Carmel were Monday evening Sunday evening witA Mr. and Zirkle. unl.j l llPOoir>• • f'h,uund• "' ton ... 11 I 3tp visitor> of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mrs. Harley Smith and Myrtle.' ance due $28 .00. WY 2-2204. .,~ E~ene. •IIIU;tiiJ 11nn. .,• • ••no t REI' lnfo ...... tlflll OD JDI"IoL 11 S 5tc 1954 BIDCK ,entury. Excellent ley Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Potluck Dinner . . ,,_,..... ~· •Pmoet) l.. \\'r110 totlAI" .lvlnl 'l•me !llfdN!.I •M llho!UI. running cond!Uon. Priced Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell Rhonda, Mr. Clair Giles were (..tncnln St!r"VICI! . B'" ~ 111• Daii.J' S"'nt.lntel 19Tw62 EbedLCr0NmAs. EmHoeur:'o~r.,p·~~L rtght. Hackett's Sohlo Serv· andd lM.ramilyGof CRolum bus,T Mr. SundndaM.ry dinner guesRts of ~~- Precedes Meeting 0 00 1c · s. uy usse11, erry a s. James eeves. ~ A 6:30 potluck dinner preced· ,_,.... ~ wllcthor +" ali wilt 1r 22 tfc an Farm Machinery er, Chesler 985-22511. 11-Htc e. Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Ctin· bert and Linda. f!d the meeting of the Catholic lbeW.JI)IIinttlaatiulkal,lllaiJJIUid-.....-..i.lbll The Rambler ton Gilkey and family were Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce ' Women's club Thursday even, . _ 1 tooab. lclllflwe..U., - aoocl lootq IIUfa<e. OLIVER CORN picker and 1955 Skyline Ho119e Trailer, & .. I M nd M Middl · lbat loel ..PAINT. eaaily with ilrusb Cll' roller, •• VINYL lll.AT World Standard of Complld da y VISitors o r. a rs. and Randy oJ eport w«e mg, in the church auditorium. EXTERIOR o.e..,..;,. 1lo ..,..., wagon. Gordon Proffi tt, Port- 1 by 28 ft ., excellent condition. ExeeUence Lmcoln Rusoell . recent vlsitoro of her parents, The Rev. Father John Turel ~ OIJWr· - - •· Wll<:r ••• land, Ohio. II 6 3lc Priced for quick sale at $700. Bud IT 1111 ear room, rtde and ,.... Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shu- asked grace. ,._ c:boiooo IlL popular colora. 11• ermsPhone W'l 2-2855 or see IGrmsace. SmaD .,.. o<onomy of Barrett. W. Va., were the mate. Mrs. Charles Clarkson, trea· -itt *'*oat . Cash & Carry Farm Machinery Don Hubbard, Ro1 62, Syra· and aaanagerablllty week ond vil!itors of their son, Mr. and Mu WIU!am Taylor, surer, presided in the ab&eDCe C1sh & Delivery cuse, Ohto. ll 2 6tc !leo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. Sanda and Sheryl of Columbus of the president sod the meetFOR SALE : W. C, Allis Chalm· MebopvUiaD MaiAll'l Mr. Carl McElroy, student of and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will ing opened with prayer by Fa· ers tractor with 2 row mount- SINGER Zig Zag equipped, E. Main Str..t, Pomer07 Columbus Bus! nest University, of Peach Fork were Sltnday vls- ther Turel. Money making pro& ed picker. li-19 Studebaker buttonholes, monograms, etc. I \4o ton fiat dump. Brooks BalallC<I due $32.10. WY 2l'lloDII IVY Wl'll wa• a week end visitor of his itors of Mr. and Mll. Charley jects W<r'O dl$cuaBed. PIan " l i~ .;;;..;Opp.;:;~·~&:.;O~O.::po:t~--~P=t.~P=Io:••:"':J • :12 lfc paren!A, Mr. and Mr. Paul Smitb sod Jo. were mode for a Chrlfllmao par. layrt, S7ranuse. ll-7·3tp 2204. 11 I lie ' ~ For Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 pomerov M f or Co. ·- @) 'All' VI'- 1 ! CALENDAR -;;;.ry. ro........, • ...... .., SQCJAL I -- ! I J ... • , f I By &lCK DU BIWW HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The NBC-TV drama oerl01 "Prolllet In Colll'lie;• heaed oo the book by the late President John F. Kennedy and withheld by agreement unW after the oa. tloal electiollll, will finally make liB debut Sunaay. Royalties from the oerleo will go to charity, in line with a policy established by Kennedy. whose approval of the televsion versmn of his Pulitzer Prize winning book made the project ponible. Tnere will be 26 filmed one·hou programl!l, some rrom the biographies of the book, with 1 he remainder concerning other Americans whose stories were consistent with Its theme. 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Football ........... ___ .. "' ; .:Ju t3VIJ6 "~- --· ot _,lO!·y ~ .. ··· - nour !0:45 Famlly Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 Newa Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Mallnee 1:15 Ohio State Football f:OO Disclng wltb Doso t: 30 Top Teo Revue 5:00 News Ru.mdup 5:15 Public Service 5:~0 Dinner Musicale 5:46 Sign Off MONDAY THRU P'RIDAY 1' 00 Sign On -Newo J:M Sacred Boart Hour 6:211 Meigs County RFD 6:211 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 Newo 1:33 Rev. Raymond Jones · Rei 6:55 Sporlll Headlinea 6:57 Wealber Report 7:00 New• 7:05 Thly'1 Chapel 7:30 News 7:36 Pickens Hardware tTues • Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8:00 BID Miller Show 8:00 JobDSOD • Slmpsoo Ino. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy'o Food Buket Show (Mon • Thuro.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. • Frt.J 8:45 I&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 9:00 Newt 9:05 CoJfee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole op"ry 11:00 Mlnl!terial Aasoc. 11:15 A.S.C. Program • l"rr. ii:15 Famiiy Worsiup • TOurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Exl·Tueo. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:46 Tiny'• Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12;15 Goessler'1 Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show t:OO Jim Mee.o Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show CThurs.) 4:30 Local News li:OO Jim Mee.o Sltow 6:110 Simon'• Market • Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off September TERRY LATER, TeRRY F~M 'n<c 70• BELOW ZE~ OF TJ.IE ARCTIC, ICE WILL 5LOWL.~ '"WARM · TO THE TEMPEI=lATlJRE OF Tl<IS I<OOM. ~HESTER GOULD WE S<At.L "EAR EVERY Tl<RtLUNW WORD~OM 'lOUR OWN RUB'J' LIPS. a• I'ICK' "~ 'Tii~ HUZZA~ 5tffll{5. t BRANNER \'t'liJ SHOULD KNOW 6EffiR THAN THAT, OOLDIE . :tM Jlel' 1\ 'TWO-fliT CON IMtt. NOT AMURDEf/fll/ .• -mn~ CHARTE~Et" .. 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 1:00 Sign On - News 1:05 Country Music 1:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 Pomeroy Ill Football 9:311 Middleport Ill FootbaD 11:00 Top Ton Show <Daii'J Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 12:00 Noon New• 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 IWv. Merlin Tee!A 1:00 BID Miller Show (OSU Football) B:!S Sign Off September 5:45 Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Sltowcase 8:00 French City Baptist 8:30 Nowo 8:33 Boor oJ Deliverance (Eider Cline 1 9:48 Congressman Abeio 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washington Reports the "eople 11:00 Sunday Show ti:OO Noon News 12:15 Christllllll Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:110 Rev. Andrew Parsono 1:30 Rev. Sllao Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoo Thome 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country Hymntlmel'l (Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:45 Sign ')If September 1:45 Sign Off October 1 t" I, 21. Any Indillo &9.lmm.ense U . PartJele 'lflt 1 2 . Boddtoc I'I.AnQolon& IIIJguare famt./y Comes For Funeral C A f . •sh mm1 1954 FORD THE DAILY CROSSWORD mark, Switzerland, Austira, .AOIIOaa Auatralia and the Phillpl.Iaq.-6. 1Arptu.Q pineo. ln addition, says NBC, I . Greek Poland, Czechoslovakia; YugG. portico slovta, Portugal, Belgium and 10. Mine otrance Hoiland have expressed "very 11. P'oramo.t aerlous intenttons to buy the se.. 12. Rabbit ries." tur Sunday's premiere episode to H. Glr1'1 nam.t lG. Tot&J entitled "The Oscar W. Underamount wood Story," and stars Sidney Hli.Comp... Blackmer as a Southern •ena· point tor who must decide whether to 11. To cqn'OCI Mdl'tVIH accept the powerful and pivotal 20. Turkish support of the Ku Klux Klan al title the 1924 Democratic notional 11. Cold convention In his bid for the 22. Coffin I 23. Seatport prPsldential nomination. lnllf'l.ei Two weeks from Sunday, 28. BoUJida, which will mark one year 1 l.laC&t to the day that Kennedy was ' 27. Oreal Lake Clamor assasslneed, NBC-TV will pre· 28. 29. A Wit emp "Profiles in Courage" for ao. Cre•tor feathtN tor a one-hour memorial tribute to tbe head. the sla in Chief Executive 81. T)cpe "rather than a political study I ... an ess"y on a human be-l U.Rtvv: Ukralno ing." NBC announced last week Ill. loleta!Uc that 24 countries had bought ' rook I Pomo,., THATS !ilrl'l THEM . Allo 11>11 month, 1110tber f..,.. baola. ec. BLAEnNAR'$ &- ••:... .. . _ i .. .;. .> laa well as a otudy oJ KeMe- coolo on a wldely-lyndie&led ' Of Officers D ll 1 .,_J ··•• ~ e1evrs io11 R ev11e l!~n~~~~u:.n;:tep.~~.~ ~~r~~~~i;.~!t:~ ,:.e:~ 8 j /nsta// • RADIATOR SERV I ( E .. . I On tbe same memorial day, mer Oemocratc President Har- 1 I NoY. Z2, ABC-TV will allo pre- r) s Truman, will hlvt a IUI!f· A ALL 'Tlfe WELL20 lJJN/3, eowJ1 HE Nl<.e aEEIIII''IOU. WHAT LEFTOVERSJ �-- ' - ~ ~--'"-4- ·- . - ... . . . . -~---~·- ...........-... ----·- . . . -·· . , ~- - ·-· ... .... ~.-~- • ,...,.,_,....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' 8- Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Nov 7 1964 ! i ---- I Getting ,,I Personal ... "' l In Pom<Toy ' • 'WEAI"BER Miller-Gilbert Wedding Solemnized October 25th at Lutheran Church Fow 11>11 mOI'Din1 , ...,_ lbg t1lllby and warmer tb.i1 af.. ternoon , higb 66.7!. Fair ~ IIIJiht and Tueoday. Wormer 10nl&h~ low 4().46, hlp TueiNiay 'I II-7Z. e • at y PfOY tOIJ Nlno!y- ,.. ctllt fl . . en tine women who OWll oiGdrl life Zl yean til tJtt ... than li pee -~ of &-. life ov..- > morriod. .:: .. ':1 .if;. . . .c: :. -. ..- -' ________________________ ' "'- E FIVE CENTS - --. -0-; ._ ~- VOL XVI NO. 177 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1964 ~ ;.. ' ----------------------- Farm Bureau Decision 'In Product Marketing Expected at Columbus 1 JANE HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. Grover Har- rill, Radne Route 2, are •• nouncing lhe engagemeat and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ja~e , to Jack Bar· tenscblag. son of Walter Bartenscblag and the late Mrs. Bartenschlag of Lewintlle, 0. Miss Harrl", a graduate of Racine Hlgb .School, class of 1951, Is emplOyed II' the offices of Massey·Fergu~on, Inc., Columbus. Her ftnnce Is a graduate of Woodsfit"ld High School, spent two yean EASTERN SENIORS - Eight players will be lost from the Eagle roster next season. They are, L to R, Rick Koblenlz, Gary Michael, Charles Frecker, Roger Spencer, Ken Hartung. Dave Leonard, John Meredith and BiU Amos. In the U. S. Army, and is em· ployed with the NalionBI Au· tomOtive Production Assn. in Cohtmbus. The open . cburch wedding will be an evrnt of Nov. 28 at the Bethlehem Baptist Church near Racio~e, Racine Firemen Run, Run, Run SHOP ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r s. ALL DAY SATURDAY 9 a.m. Til9 in the Evening Furniture, Floor Coverings, Furnishings For Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Diles Radioear Co. LY 3-4550 Let us SAVE you MEIGS THEATRE 00 POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" and "THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" BUY LOCAL-- SERVICED LOCAL WEIRD! HORRIFYIN G! FANTASTlC 1 We1rd atomi c beasts . . live off hu man blood! The first hOII"fii ·Mou sttt-Mustca l. SUN., MON. and TUES. November 8-9·10 We will p1y $170.00 for you on the complete heating system featured in this ad. BOTTLED GAS Want A Bottled Gas Hook Up? Don't let • your earn1ngs S..or Call RUTLAND FURNITURE THANKS! 17 Years In Bottled Gas • • • and We Service What We Sell! New! Metered bottled R"" ervice 10 that you caD beat your home .. or brooder boweo al a We Handle All Sizes of T1nks For BoHied G1s eo1t that wiU competo We H••• The Tankol We thank the voters who believed in 1 HEATING Rutland, 0. Ph. SH 2-4811 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems Foreign Policy says LBJ wltb any type o! fuell . . lbo f1nt 10 •nJ-r lh1a modem metbod 'ol beattn& , , ..,. U1 nowl See Our Complete Line Of WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS two party system in Meigs County and SAVE PART OF EVERY PAY CHECK WITH US, FOR SOLID SATISFACTION IN THE FUTURE! supported our candidates. We congratu· l1te our opponents and thank them for the clean campaign. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Meigs County Democratic Executive CommiHee POMEROY, OHIO OUR LP GASII CHARLES H. DIEHL-CHAIRMAN Rutland Furniture OON MULLEN-CHAIRMAN Phone SH 2-411 I Mtmbtr Fedrtral RHerve Svstem Membe-r Federal D•posit Insurance Corporation NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH Arnold Grote Rutlend, Ohio Here's A Real Buy For You! STOVE and TANK. 31.23 DOWN-14.00 PER MO. l¥1rythln1 complete with oto¥1 pipe, ·IIIII 11011, , ' " etc. May we ....,. you now? .. . ' ,. . , . i.' ., -,1 "· ,j., ' \·(.' . t l~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/. 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