http://66.213.69.5/files/original/462c80ab82ba22addce705fc3148196b.pdf 962a28fdd1814ee0cb121e30a0c8b0e5 PDF Text Text -- ' - ~ ~--'"-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. 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I �' • ' CJ?MMENT.nNG EDITORtAU Y This Is the age ol dlapo11ble table clolb&, towels, taodao pick!, food containers, eup1, plates, and a host ol olllor Items. Evea tbe doctor• are getting Into the act. T h • 1 baYe lonr been aceusta!11fd to ualnc ISJIIIII(Ibla toacue dtpreuon, oppltcalort 1 • 4 bile bllda lbal co be ..._ llc~<!d !rom lhalr handlta. 'Iller an conotaoll1 addl!ll new itemo to t b t llat IIIICb II bypodti'IDic 111111111 ... ~· ~ !nJocllnc d r a 1 1 or YICCinu 'alld compltllt .., IOIIlbHH of needle~ and eol- the stand and watrh a person murdered on the streets. for the simple reason that we do not want to he involved. We "ill not be in the rank-: of thE' ~reat society as Voice of Broadwav oorno By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Group-Captain Peter Townsend, Princess Margaret's adored admirer before Queen Elizabeth and the Church of En"· land ended the romance, soon will be ' ing radio and television commercials t1 •. 1· ting a wine company. He's come a long, long way from Buckingham Palace The most improbable report out o! HollYwood has Jill St. John carrying a torch for Lance Reventlow, who is about to marry Ceryl Holdridge. Jill carrying a torch for anyone is as likely as the Emperor of Ethopia toting his own lu~gage . . . Get ready for more traffic jams, a shortage of police where they ought to be, and mass picketing. Fidel and Raoul plan to visit the United States early In !965. They would like to appear before the United Nations here and the Slate Dept. in Washington. among other key laces. And who knows-maybe DisneY· rlne loves to dance and he hates to, Roger has arranged for the maitre d'hotel - a handsome Spaniard named Antonio - to whirl Catherine around the floor whenever theY visit the fun spot .. Lionel Hampton's agent made a present of a prize winning toy poodle (a pound and a half, and it's full grown! to Hamp's wife, Gladys. She carries I he sable-colored doggie in the pocket of her sable coat, creating a comiderable air of chic wherever she goes. • • • Kinney, the car rental firm , will add a for-hire power boat squadron at local marinas next Summer ... Audrey Hep· burn and Mel Ferrer climbed a flight and a half of stairs to visit Barbra Strelsand In her dressing room after they saw "Funnv Girl." Knowing that Mel was suffering- ·rrom a leg injury, Barbra thanked him for making the difficult ascent, and he gallantly replied: and~ ··we would have crawled up here to Mme. Ngo Dlngh Nhu also poised to see you ." The Ferrers became bii Streireturn to these shores, with hopes of getting to California for "minor eye sur- sand fans when she appeared at Basin gery." She has her new Fall wardrobe; Street East almost two years ago ..... . now all she needs is clearance bv the pro- Pretty Vivian Lori, who works full time per U. S. authorities ... Carolyn Jones as a stand-In for stars on manY of the has been enjoying a run of dates with Goodson-Todman TV panel shows. will her ex-husband, producer Aaron Spell- make her nightclub debut Nov. 10 at ing end friends hope that means a re- Number One Fifth Avenue ... Now that concUiatlon In the near future Show Joe Levine Is ~oing full steam ahead biz lns1ders who play that "From A to with his multi-million-dollar "Harlow" Z" game are amused because Eddie Fish- picture (be bought out two other film er uems enamored of Sham! Wallis. She companies' "Harlow" projects! MGM has retained Ben Lyon for their Harlow doc\lied to date Richard Burton. umentary. It's reported that he's being ·• "' Andre Porumbeanu, ex-husband of paid $25,000, and is instructed not to milllonairel!l Gambt Benedict, dreams of discuss the subject with anyone not conpeddling bls Ufe story to Hollywood ... nected with the movie. • New York's multitude of heroin addicts Broadway Guessing Game: One of are groaning over the current narcotic• stars of stage and screen, the brightest ahorta1e, laid to be tbe worst they've ever experienced. Now in its fifth week, who seemed destined for the pinnacle of It II blamed on the Joe Bananas case and fame because of her talent, actually is the clnema-Uke arreot of the Corsican zooming to the depths because of emoblgshot, -Monsieur Jean," In Marseille. tional problems. She's become lmposst. One nther philosophical junkie com· ble to work \\1\h; even her agents are in mented that If It keeps up any longer, he a state of despair . .. A movie company wUI have kicked his habit in spite of is in a tizzy over a star they brought Into himself and will go back to double mar- New York for newspaper Interviews and magazine stories. She took a fancy to the tiull for consolation. lt'l modern time in Paris. Jane Fonda most important rhotographer covermg lan't thare, so her "fiance," Roger Vad- her for a natlona layout - and she came lm has been hitting the Club Princess on strong. She's eligible, but he's very mibt efter night with his former flame, noarried, so It has become quite a probCalberillt Deneuve. And because Cathe- lem. r. . • Time ....,_ .... -- HELEN HELP US! of the attitudes that • ••• re~ortmg • land. - H. Dear Helen: My parents are from "t h 1 old country," and so are all my relatlvu. 'fttey've got old country ldeaJ, which maybe are for my own 1ood, ·but really, Helen, must a strl walt ~II sbe'1 Should Uell herb - LUCKY 21 beforo she oven g001 to a Dear Lucky: boy-slrl party <with c~apero~>­ You can tell her, but don't es)? I can't go oul with boys, expect ~er to listen, any more double-date, or, for thot matthan you listened to warnings. ter, even talk to a boy on t h e Your conle.,lon will probably phone, and this rule will last 1et the standard answer, "But until I'm 21 - at wt.Jch time I l'm the diUe:ent unel"' And euess they expect me to up then you'll wonder why you rat· and set married. How, when I tied the okeleton. - H. haven't had a chance to know boys? Dear Helen: I saw the Beatleo addreosH 'Please don't tell me I should Jn your column, but my moth- belfateful thai my parent. cart er threw out the paper before about me and all that junk. I could copy them. Pleose, I am fll'•teful tbat they lovo please prlnt them again, me and want the beat lor me, DIANA such as oollego (I plan on tt) Dear Diana - and about 1110 etc. We get aloJli wall, but how others who wrott for a reprint: can I per!uado them lbal dolRather tllan oend personal Ing doesn't mean I'll run off letters to tach of you, I'm pub- and get married n..t week? Ushlng the Beatles' addresseo They're past 50, and oet in tboir ogaln, but please, PLEASE cllp ways. - F. F. and save them thiJ ttme. Dear F: Goorge Harrison, 174 MackYour parents need a courst 1n etts Lane, Liverpool, England. modernization. Perhaps regular Ringo Starr, Admiral Grove, attendance at PTA, lncludlJli Dingle, Liverpool 1!, England. ohJt-ohat at Its cofflf 1111110111 Paul McCarlney, ForthUo - would 1how lllem the Amorl· Road, Liverpool 13, England. can Way isn't all that dan&ll'· John Lennon, 251 Menlov• .... -H. Ave., Woolton, Llvorpool :15, !i:nll YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This column is dedicated to young people, the!r problems and pleasures, their troublea and fun, As with the rest of He!. en Help U1!, It welcomes laughs but won't dod1e a 1erious quea· tlon with a brush-ofi. Send your teen-sse questlont to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, carr of Helen Help U1! this newspaper, OBEY, OBEY Dear· Helen: I am 17 and have a problem very :!ltrict father who will not allow me to wear tight slack etc. One day he came home and saw me wearing a dress • bout four lnches above my knees and he ripped the hem out right then and there. Anoth· er time he caught me wearing a real tight pair of atretch pantl and he made me take them off. He said that any girl who wears pants that show her outline as mine did deserves a good !ipanking. What should I do?-TROU· BLE 11. Dear Trouble: Look at your self In a full length mlrrQJ' . . . And then &• out and buy some pantJ that don't look painted-on, - H. Dtar Helen: The Lighter Side ••• WASHINGTON tUPI) - Thll year, as uoual, I grew a small I waa 14: when I :!ltarled going "'victory garden'' 1D my back· steady with a boy wltO at tho yard. To sparr you tho trouble ol time I thou11ht was very nice. He handed me & f€W choice pointing it ouL, let me say that lines and I fell for them. When I am well aware that World I wao 16, I though! he wanted War II has been over almoat to marry me. Well, l1e went a- 20 years and thai lbt rictory way, and I found out from oth· &arden proaram therefore hal en how he's two-Ume<l me and lost sotnc of Its urgency. .But figured me for an easy merk. 1'm the cautious typt. About a year later 1 met a It has nover boeo utabUsbed much nicer fellow and up Ull to my satisf•<tlon lhat Adolpb tht day we were married it Hltler rtally 11 dead. Ptndlni was "hands-off" for him. We're more convlnclnJ evidtnce, I ln· happy, and I'm SIJ \'ety lucky tend to 10 on ·playiJli 1~ uta. to have a bUtband who cares During the gardernlng season nothing about my put, aD 11 which 1M juat now comln1 to an !rusts me completely. The flf!t boy 11 now back and end, I am always perp1eud by W.1lat ] re£ard IS ORI of Dl· Is doling 1 gLrl we know well. tute•a most baffling mysteriesShe is young and gullible. I can namely, how certain inteetl 1ee, with much more mature manage to find my gordeo, eyes, my double. Sne bas al· A-k~ ready fallen lor the aamt !11101 Let 111 1ay, by way of aMIand made the aame &r&vt mispie, tho! I pl1nt IOmt IIUPI" take. cane. Sugarcane hu ni\W She l1 happy as Iolli •• hi been p1antocl theri' before • has 1 new 11ne for each date There 11 no other qarcan1 and an alibi for each broken one, but she II loolng her cbanc- FOWinl anywhort ID lbt ricig. ts wilh other fellows, and 1 ity. And yet, u ooon u tho crop know what'J In store for her. Ia above ground 11 will tmmadlHe ia no more aerious aboot ately be atta<:ked by aucarcant btr than he wu about mo. mealybugs. How did u- maalybup find out that l was planting sugar.. cane? And how did they find their way through mUt~ of lncldtiS tuburbla 1o a omall DIVOTiv fO INTEUS1 OP MIIGI MASON AREA backyard plot. RICII'\rG t. 0...... l'vlllllfttr" It's uncanny, that's what It !1. CJIMt., TanMIIIII, ldlttu tlncanny and eerie and friihl· Pu,lllh.. nery an.,.""" ....,. Ill• ••Y ., ' f1tt Oftte !flue, ~~~•IIIAifll · enln&- BU1 oometbJna ha1 )UJI c_,,•., .., ~"••• 1t ..,,.,., Ottle aw"fletl OHler- 11,.,.1 WY .. bappened tnat IDllkes me lee! a "11!11. Editorial pboftt Wl" 141&'1. Uttlo better about the whole l n l - II .. CCNIO IIHt fftllll . . _.._ Ill ttt. ,_. offiCI .t ~N¥• lh!na, H~t ....,,,,un The U. S, AJ:Icultw-e De)iarl• ...,,... ,, lflmrtaoll. 1nc., Mil ......., ment reports tbat Ill IICiohllsll ..,. lll.e.. N•• ..-or!! City . Ntw ¥aiL have dlSCOVOI'fd what II II thai la.u""tott rllthi._._ tr corn earworma llke about corn. ......., " " ' " .,•• ,..... 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,..., .. MMillll .. 1M In other wonla, !hoy hive ·e,._ ... ft tltttl..... ...... 111M. ' tracted lht lubstanco · lhat ......... 17.U, ... ,... . . . . . "'"' maktt corn lppetlzlni to oar.)' to\oh, Rololh ........ MrrMf III'YNI ..... IVIIIIDI.. OfNo .....,. II.Jt . . worms. ....... .,.. Pit» 111M.~ ... IIJOIIh Wbell It II opread on fiber paper, tho earwormo wm ttl lhe paper u oqorly u !hey eat ~n. End 01 llorworm Onct tho oubstanco has been ldentllied chemtcoUy, lilt nezl step will be to product it syg. lhetlcally. Then lltl)' will bavt the earworm where IIley wan! 11. The otulf wiU be amearod on poisoned bait In the expectat!Dil that earwonns will eal lbat and leave the corn llou. Maybe ao, but this alrlk•• ma u belna an unlmafllnaUve and lnelllcienl application of an obviOUily br!IIIIDI pleco of r• Milwaukee Will Stay in Wisconsin for 1965 Season • Standings Hayes Starts Rebm'lding his Shattered SPORTS SUMMARY • H 'I • p L B k F II ::~~::~~~~l;"'~th:~irs~ UC eyes 0 Owmg Uml atmg enn OSS I ~~{;~~£~ !2.!?. ~:~i clevela:•te~n7 \ ;;·~~~ ~~ i7~ r I ca:;'; r~:~:,h~:!;::'.a~ quarl.er wben Quarterback COLUMBUS <UPI) - Coach[ Never hal an Ohio Stadium Put deep ln the hole in the ol 60,300 at Shea Stad1um and St. Louis 5 3 1 .625 224 235 By United Prf'ss International re!'tor~ to the commissioner the Charles Eichinger hit End John iWoody Hayes today starts the crowd in recent years seen a second period . OSlJ punted on 6:3.031 fans wak"hed the Giants Dallas 4 4 .500168161 Saturday unltm 1 t~'d jurisdiCtion that Wall Pooler with a 12 yard touch- diffil!ul! task of rebuildmg the team so dominate their heroes. 1second down and Penn State play the Dallas Cowboys at Phila 4 5 0 .444 200173 all!iwf'd the original holder o! down pass. ronfidenl!e of an Ohio Slate , The Lions yielded a total of 6:1 ] ran it baek to the OSU 35. fo'lvt' \' ankee Stadium. Wa sh ~l 6 0 .:l:l.1 IR9 209 CHF:Hfi Y HILL, N J. !UPI \- 1 he (lrri f"t'. astt:rn's 'fD effort l football team crushed 27-0 Saliyards. held the Bucks without plays In fer quartf'rback Gar v J~ts' owner~~nny Werblin Pittsburg h 3 6 0 .33316122.1 Wht'ntiPy St ;Jhlf'·s _Queen t•:mE . was se urday by Penn State in what .a first down until the final secrWydman went over from t.he f d New York 2 6 I .250152 227 prt' s~. r1dden by ~ ny ne Chnrn Thi:-; drPw 1ht! agreement of t 1 1 bd 1 up Y Jen a cen er i!inap H II d ' th b l I I d f th !h. d ·oo nd 1t renduse 10 g 03 ~ O\le~ . he at· w.-st('rn Division bt'rs, wun the $188.09t Crardf"ma th t' .'\latwnal League ai the f R cin rolled b k to the ay~s ca e . e most ru a , on s o e Ir pen a i wo . te ance presuge uJs AfL . . . , Jov p!- mtt separate]'- to discusJ or ad e ac lh d . the mo::;t lopsided beating we 've never a llowed Ohio State be-' In the third period . the visit- 1 b bad w L T Pd PF Po\ Stakt·~ a1 (,;•rden State Park as J 1 d 1. h f ,. 'forna o 28 on a lour own· u aua. ne ~ t ~ lrst .e · ' . · · · · · a foul <"l<lim bv Willit' Sht>t'mak· then problems. But no formal 1 , , had •• ,yond its own 30 in the irst ors intercepted a pass and re- nn meeting With Its Nattonal Balt 1more 8 1 o .SIN :141 153 . , play and the Eagles took o~er. Rip Engle called the victory I half. turned it lo the Ohio Stale 40 Football Lea ue rh,.ab ' Detroit 5 :! .625 157 152 t'r <Jbu:.~rd se,·ond p,<lel:' :'1-1<-~r· <IL"\Jun was taken to spell out 1 he E:lgle~ ground l~ut s url by his unheralded Nittany Lions I Score In Each Period IHrdfbclf'k Oon Kunit wt"nt over .. 1 v.·isb botf uf us lu~k.'' Los Angele." 5 :! .o2s 208 19s shu a wa~ not allow,·d. tile new powers, that move beyardage until t.h_e ba . ;as at one of the six or seven great- In the meantime, Penn State from the two a ft·w plays later . G!~en Bay 5 4 0 556214152 11lg del ayed until the Houstoll ~ne t~:l ya: tlnpe .t:~tion 1~ est of his career, which has 1rolled up 201 yards rushing and Tlw Li1m.•i subst1tutes tuok '•};.:.i;: ·~;,:;;--, ·~,;~;-~.4-i~'~~' :r Minnesota 5 4 0 .:l;)(i 213208 1\"P.\\/ YORK tl"l-'1 1 - George m_e_e_l'_.:"g:_·=======-. uu.r an . our Sl ed · ::;een 125 vidories . 148 passing against a defenst over in the final period and San Fran 2 7 o .222 I 53 248 D. \\"idt>ner"~ St PPpl~· .J il l. ndden •· W(lS thln ElChJJlger tosi~ co~- ~ Engle ealled the turn when ' which ranked in the top five rnw("lied o:J yards m nine pla ys Ch 1cago 2 7 o .212159 252 by John Ru<mt'. lt>d all the v.·ay plcl~t to ~oole~, for ,1 Je s;x· his team arrived here Friday against rushing and had given wilh Kunit ~..:oring from the Sunday's Resulls in winmng the $.19. 100 !..<:dies pomtcr . ~ary arne s drunh ~r ; and he said that while he could up just 39 poinls in six previ- flVt' . p B Dtil\as 31 Nt'w York 21 Hand icap <II Aqurdm·t. the PATs was stoppe s 0 ~ · not understand how Penn State ous games. 1 Quarterback Don Cnverferth erry 12 We_s t ranch 0 Clt>veland 34 Washington 24 I ~ • 1 . Hac~ ~lO~ed ~he balld /I- ' had beaten Ohio State in t~ll Penn State drove from its , fit-ed the Bucks 76 vards to the ~ul;;nd 3~ J\.lmerv~ ti ' Baltimore 40 Chicago 24 PHOENIX , Ariz. WPI )-Na· and slUe l h age odmne yair bme three previous meetnigs, may· own 35 the second time it got 1Penn St;1te nme m the last min- us aw 62 S Stram;hu~g 14 I Green Bay 3(] Detroit 7 I tiona! !..~:"ague Pre.~idt•nt Warren once rn tde secnh qubacekr, utht be lightning would strike again.I the ball to the OSU 2. Ful\back i utes, but his pass was intercept· 1run tun t. JoseP, 3h4 p . Sl Louis :1~· Pittsburoh :m ' f;ites announced dub owner!' Ei:lslf'rn rove t em ac w1 . . . h I Sout omt 12 · · · · "' d ·d d II B 1 1.me and the L 1-. \l . .d f . d to k That s JUSt what happened ! Tom Urbanik cracked mto t el ed on the go<~ Cllth I" R" ~ d 1 Minnesota ? San Francisco 1e raves mus1 re· 1 4 7 ec1 E' 53 0 the ill ~ iena Ues an ' and it left the Buckeyes abso- line in a bid for a half-yard 1ons ran the clock out to hold the ctnot d ;c ; : two~ 6 1Lus :'\ngele; 20 Phi!adt'lphia ]() maiu Ill Milwaukef' for 1965 . over at c I. . llutely numb. for it shattered iand fir~t down bul fumbled the Bucks seo rcless for the firs! , f:'vca.~ ~utJc~an d·-e,~~ I . Sunday's Garnes I Sunday Twelve plays later the fm~d- Uwir unbeaten season and cer- baH into the end zon~ . Halfback time in 44 games. C'l 1. edvesanla e,ne IC <ne 6 Chicago at 1os Angeles TOKYO I UP!) - The Para· 1 I · t th R ' gnaHoi IUS 40 ~ · · up E ages wen t . m O e a- ~ tainly dropped them out of their lI Dirk Nye fell on it for a Uons ··we lided <1 g.reilt t~am a_ nd eve <~n'le I j nd N . Detroit at Cleveland lympic Games for whet: 1chatr Cine end zon: t_or the _seco nd No. 2 slot nationally. touchdown. a great coach," Engle said. C ve a y arne u Green Bay et Sa n Francisco Iathelles were opt>n~d b.v Crown time wheD Etchmger htt Sen-: - -- - - - - - ··Our coaching staff and scout Bedfor~ Cha ne! 14 . Minnesota at Baltimore Prince Akihlto and his wife JOr Ho~er Spencer with a 'j IFrank Patrik did a very fine Cleveland Stamslaus 6 New York at St. Louis IPrincess Michiko. sparkling 23 yard TO pass. A· JOb in preparing us ' Culnm,bus DeSates 8 . . Philadel hia at Dallas I -g.;:m, the aerial play wa:s _suc·j Hayes had no excuses or ali· _Lulumbus _Watterson 8 (lJe) . Washing~on at Pittsburgh MIDAND. Tex . (l:Pllcessful on a fourth down sltua- , bis. stating that " the imp<'lus Newark Cathubo 14 . I i Mickey Wright, who lrailed by Beat The Ru.h twn. Roger Allman·s lry for! was aJI with them." New Lexmgton St. Aloys1us 9! IIQ strokes going into the final ; - - - - - - - -- __ _ the EP"s was stopped. Spen· i . The drleal wasn't an oE-ntirt! Dayton Alter 20 .4.merlcau f'OutbaD Leugur round, surged b<~ck to nip Shf'r· ccr"s tou<.·hdown came Wtlh a - ~ By FRED MCMANE 1turn back Flonda, 14-7. Wtlh disaster, however, for beyond Columbus Hartley 16 By United Press International ry Wheeler for firs t plan~ in a FASTEST & BEST bout two minutes left in the l U_PI_Sports Writer ithe _score tied _at ~-7 In the final 1 the wound to Lhelr pride, the Toledo Maco~ber 44 Eastern Dl\lisiou sudden death playoff in the first half. I The big time pressu!"f's of col· penod. Georgia ktcker Bob Et-1Buckeyes appNently got away fo ledo Bowsher 6 W. L. T. Pet. PF PA , $9.000 Tall City Open Gull tour. RADIATOR SERVICE SECOND HALF _lege football were never more ter was going to attempt 8 1without a serious injUry. Oregun C!~Y 14 . . . BuHalo 9 o 0 1.000 278 173 nament. E.:~rly in the second period it i evident than in last Saturday field goal when the pass from I And Michigan State knocked loledo Watt.e 14. tt1e) , Boston 6 2 I .'!50 278 Iffl __ IN THE AREA. appeared as if Coach Bill Prid- j afternoon's contests. No less center \\'a!! fumbled by Barry off P~rdue to leave. Ohio State Toledo Scott 13 I New York 4 3 1 .571182 151 : BuENOS AIRES (UP1) dy·s Tornado team might strike I than five of the nation 's top 10 Wilson . Etter alertly sc:ooped il l in the Big Ten lead all by it- I _To_ledo Woodward 8i Houston '1 7 0 .222197 241 Chuc-k McKinley of San Antonpay dirt Lo make a battle of tea ms cracked under the strain . up and ran in 12 yards past a self going into lhll! final two 1Tolf"do De.V1lbi~~ 18 . : We5>tern Division ! io, Tex., won the 17Lh South Lhe con !.est. I of their rugged schedules and I sl~n~ed Gator deFense for the , games. I . . loleda Libbey 8 San Dieg~ 6 2 1 .750 225 186 , American single.~ tennis cham· ~acine moved to the Eastern 1three more were nearly 1wmmng score. · Next up for the Bucks is · ~~le~ 52 Ene (Pa.) Tech 8 !Kansas City .f 4 0 .500213188 lpionship when Manuel Santana 3: from Racine's 29 before the Ik~ocked from the ranks of the Notre Dame, Nebraska ,and Northwestern here Saturday and t Cmcmnatl ~e ~tern _ llills 32 !Oakland I 7 I .125 191 261 of Sp<~in was forced Lo quit drive was halted by the deter- 1 eilte. Texas were nearly upset vic- the Wildcats made noises Satur-1 Cmcmnah Hughe& 20 I){>nver I 8 0 .111 159 326 with tt heel injury while lead· WY 1-3891 mined Eagle defense. The Tor- Ohio State, f.eorgia Tech, tims themselves. The number· day as if they are ready to i Youngstown Mooney 31 Sunday's Results ing in the fifth set uf their E M•ln St. Pomeror oado drive was paced by the Louisiana State, Purdue end I one rankel Lrish turned in :a., cause trouble. Tbey rose up to1 ~ Youngstown North 0, Buffalo 20 New York 7 match. 1 1 passing of young quarterbacks Florida were all casualties nf 1gallant defensive effort to nlp 1 break their five·game losing Creston _32 Greenford 8_ ! Kansas C1ty 42 ()Jkland 7 :__ _::..__.::___::_:_ __ _ I the first order with the first !Pittsburgh 17-15 ; firth-ranked 1 streak 17-14 against Wisconsin. · North L1ma 46 Lowellv1Ut 14. 1San Diego 31 Denver 20 !I 1 1 three suffering their iniliai set-1Nebraska stopped a fourth-] ' • _ I M.ineral Hidge 64 Atwate~ 6 · (Only games :-.chedulf'd) 1 backs of the season. Notre quarter drive on the one-yard \\larren Kennedy 24 Canfield 22! Sunday's Games 1 1Boston at Buffal Dame, Nebraska and Texas, Iline to turn back Kansas, 14-7 National Hockey League Toronto 52 Beaver Local 0 0 P T 0 M E T R 1$ T 8 0 three other members of college and the seventh-ranked Long- By United Press lntern li nal 1 Steubenville 6 Weirton (W. Va.) ! New York at Denver Office Hours. 9 to 12. 2 to 5 ((;lose at Noon OD football's select group, barely horns had to take to the air in W. L. T. Pts. GF GA Dayton Roth 46 Dayton Kiser 1 San Diego at Kansas Qly Thurs. _ East Court St., Pomeroy managed to escape. the nnal minutes to edge &y· Detroit 7 2 1 15 25 16l Newbury 48 Grand Valley 12 Houston at Oakland !-... OSU Humiliated lor, 20-14 . The wins by Notre Toronto 4 l 4 12 32 26 Ashtabula Sl. John 30 · The Buckeyes' loss was the I Dame and Nebraska left them M~ntreal 4 3 4 12 30 23 1 most shocking of aiL They were lboth with unbeaten marks Lo iChll'ago S5 ll 31 3024 1BUCHHOLTZ DEFEATED ranked ~cond in the nation Idate while Texas has lost once jNew York 4 5 3 11 23 CAIRO <UPII - AusLralia' and had a 6-0 record but were 1in eight games. Boston 2 8 1 5 lB 40 Rod Laver defeated Earl Buchhumiliated in a 27-0 loss to . Fourth-ranked ~r~ansas andi . Sunday's Results holtz of St. Louis 6-2, S-2 in the Penn State. The Nittany Lions etghth-ranked M1ch1gan were!Detrott 2 Mo_ntreal l semi-finals of the Egyptian pro· held Ohio State to five fi.rst only members of the kJp 101Bost~~ 3 Ch1cago 2 ressional tenni1 tournamenl downs and only 33 yards rush- who had a relatively easy time lqyyxn S-11 College 1l..J. tja ing. The win was Penn State's of it Saturday. The Razorbacks fourth in four tries against! boosted their season record to FISHMAN APOLOGIZES Ohio State. '8-0 by downing Rice, 21-0, and COLLEGE PARK Md fUPI) Sixlh • ranked Georgia Tech the ~olverines kep~ thei~ Big! - Maryland hne~cke; Putting Off Winter (ell victim of a three touch- Ten title hopes ahve w1th a Fishman who thumbed Ws nos:e il down barrage in the final eight 21--6 win over Illinois. at the Midshipmen during minutes of play in its 22·14 loss I urday 's Navy-Maryland ot Tennessee. AmerJcan Hockey League officially apologized for ON LSU also was the victim of 11 l By United Press International duct Sunday. Fishman Don't wait until the little woman gets you up at midnight fourth J)E'riod rally as it lost to Eastern Division movies of the contest p:;::~ ~~ to dose out thoR& cold winter third-ranked Alabama, 17-9. The W. L.T. Pd. GF GA he didn't grab the face : drafts. Fix yourself 110me low- win clinched the Southeastern Quebec 12 2 0 24 66 27 of Navy back Skip Orr cost 1torm windows out cf Conference title for Alab.tlrna. Hershey 4 Buffalo 2 which Maryland drew a 15;~;~~: "Warp•. FLEX-0-CLA.SS. It•• Putdue, which was 6 6 1 13 penalty and Fishman a easy! Just cut with shears • • • t th al n•0 'th Fl 'd o WJ on a, 49 o 8 of boos from Midshipmen in tack over screens or framl.'ll. en LAUNDRY17 2 4 32 stands. 11 was a You'll be snug and warm all its hopes (or the Big DRY CLEANING winter long and .ave up to "0% championship spoiled in a Western Divisl0111 Fishman said, as he apologized 1 POMEROY en fuel ·costa. Warp'a genuiflf', loss to Michigan State, W. L. T. Pts. GF fer tbe gestw-e. i WY 2-5428 cryst~·clear FLEX·O·GLAS!I came back from a 7-7 · Rochester 7 a 1 15 34 lasts for years st a fraction the smre to devostate the ~uffalo 5 3 2 12 34 cost of glass. Only 90¢ a square makers in the second half. Pittsbur h 56 1 11 34 Yiird at your local hardware or Irish Escape g lUmber dealer. , Cevelsnd S 6 2 8 33 Georg1a turned a flubbed Sunday's Results field goal lnlo a touchdown Hershey t Bulflo 2 Cleveland 5 Providence 4 (ot) II Quebec 3 Springfield o Pittsburgh 4 Rochester I operatJna. I otvo old bad 11 be . - (I Ull)' Job II but), dried IDo tide lad oat, lelled lor mJ. Ollie lttkt lbli wonld led dllo HH pr:DII bJ or, tvft tforlle l e t - oat, ...............«!, wrapped ODd sterUized. T b Ia job aloae bpi a corpo or alu4eot Ill... buay -lUI houn a day Ia lOme of tM larger hospltala. Even, then, t h e glove~ didn't Ia 11 very IOilg. Now cheap, sterile. leaJq>rool dis. posoblt plastic IIOVOI havo r• paced the rubber oneo. 1 Grid Scores: RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE ° 'ftte newer llolnt an 1101 anty cllt~per becalllt of ora. glnal cost and the tllmiDillol ol e1penslve upkeep but they offer better protection, Aa 1 olngle eumple, the dlspoablt needles and syringes ahonld completely eliminate llffllm hepatitis which was ~pread by Inadequate sterilization ol tbelr alder oounlerparb. TIME 1 F'lVe 0£Nalion ' 'sTop 10 Clubs Ct·ack Under Strat'n What the lutun wUI brlnr II onybody"a guess, bul II wouldn't ourprlso mo If the averqe C!itizen would aomt day wear disposabe ohoes and socks and tha averqe doctor yould uae • dlapao. abe covering for tho tiJor. mometer ho placu 1IJldor lour tongue. DON'T DELAY HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE Q - h J11agy1 i!VIII lor IDJ'• thing besides trlchamont.ala? A - M-nldaoll (QiqyJl Ia used chiefy •ialnal lilt Trichom0118l! wblch . , _ 1 white vatllno diochlra• (tu• korrhta). It b I I 110 bta used Willi lood resulll In tbt lrtalmeot ol Vln...t'l iiD8Inl (trench mouth) and giardluta, a relaUva!y ran parultlo ~ ease. 1 - N. W. COMPTON, Q. D. I ===================.,.,.. 1 IOII'ch. My expertonee of 1 Yici«J sardener convlllces Dlt lltlt tbt next step sbould bo to find lltl aublllanct lltlt mal<11 .... appetkln& to bliman bt>lnp. Oo<e It baa boc laolalld, Identified and produetd I1D' lheUcally, we could buy It In 1 jar, oprea4 . In ... cracun .. 'SNOW USE PROTECTION oomelhlnC. 1114 •nlor II u mucb 11 we would fresb cona. 'fttal would aoiYo lbt ..,. worm problem In a jiffy. Ltl tho earwonna have tho corn. Who ootdl II? ONE DAY SERVICE SHIRT I FINISHING Barabbaa wu lilt nbol ID4 murderer whom PUalt rolu• ell to tho Jo... wbea ht clall"' eed Cbrlal to be ..,..loW ROBINSON'S BERRY'S WORlD READY -MIXED I CONCRETE WERLE CHANGES JOBS SAVES TIME CASA GRANDE, Ariz. <UP[) THE DAILY SENTINEL .... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddleJl<li;!. _o ., NaY. §, 19$~ ·S · 1 I eu remember wbm • ber ...... - - falriJ ~ reporting legislation, but it has not eliminated the problem. We will not be a great society as long as dozens of us lon g as we h,•.·e now exist !A}\; ID\YIII. the time to cultivate their mindf::. The six more states passed such statute!~. Ohio America of the future wil1 have more is one of 20 states that have mandatory . ~astern '• Ea~le_s he_ld onto a 1Bob Grueser and John McCJln- _the two yard ttript . Amoe:' try 1 wa1 intercepted by Eaatem's l rrAnma ~econd pla('t:' hrush m t he. lock, buth sophomores, throw· , for the extra point1 waa stofr . Paul Chadwell in the end zone Sout~M!rn Valley Football Con- ing to Sherm Cundiff and Gor· ped. ·and the Eagles took over the 1 R E PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPI) _Iporposal! under considerattoa ft·renl"e Saturday night by cap- don Fisher. On the ensuing kick-off. Me- ball at the 20 . Yards Ruablat U.f U5 l.. 1r aeason Major leagut club owners: seal- was one to restore the power pmg t,,e with a 24--0 Eastern, howver, had differ· Cli ntock took the ball for Ra- Thirteen pl.ays leter Junior Yard• passing 71 JS Will over cross-county rival ent ideas. They began marching I cine at the Tornado 20 and rae· Fullback Bruce Hager. a 160 Tolal Yarrls !31 %It tered to their borne cities to- of thf' commissioner of baseball Suu th t'rri ' ''al day after a three-do) geries the authoritv~ toward their third six pointer ed back to the Eagle 1.1 before pounder. crashed over from the 1Panes Attempted Jl 4 f of ...... ~ that he hat Thl' win gave Coach Dave late in the third period and th.e being pulled down. two yard line for EasU!rn 's la!lit l PMSSfl Com pleWil 1 % meeting .at wtuch the onJy orm· that originally W3.l!l vested in 1al action taken was to bar the first commissioner, the late St ri cklin'• Eagles a f..l confer- effort was chtimaxed with about Halfback Steve Cleland ran touchdown of the game. Don Passes lnterl·epted 1 I Milwaukee from movmg its Judge Keuesaw Mountain Land.. l'fll'f' recor d a nd an overal I 4-4 10 minutes remaining the game for nine to the Eastern 18, Full- Roush was stopped m his try First Downs 13 1tli ,_ ~ ' fra n<·hi •·e until 1\:1& season record. Eastern's lone when Sophomore Halfback All- back Roger Adam• was a&op- Jc:r the extra points. 1 11 is 1Fumbles li·agufL! loss was ott the bands of man crashed over from the one pod for no 0~~"ain and then Ra- By quarters : :Fumbles Lost :1 11''WUI you bold It up tbfre untu l But the "roundwork was laid C · · e ~ocd Frtc• fl .....~ ., & a, Kyger _Creek'• unbeaten cham· on a fourlh down play. East-~ cine went to tbe air. Instead iR.acine o Q o o- 0 Penaldtos !t se 1 Jet tbt oor vacuumn~? for a senes or actions which whoommJ.ssJon reLires at rthe r end of the l11 unsh1p team. ern had earned a first down on of scoring, though, the pass Eastern 6 6 0 12-14 · Puota • 0 ·· ~-- will be brought up at the rnaseason made the u1965 H.acine also uompleted lts jor·minor league meetings in nouneement ·that the ownera ~:s::er:::hsl~te-500waoav:~re. : 'ftiW 'fbfWQW ILl m !U!JII.. Houston_. Tex .. later thi.o; month. had agret'd in principle to his Loommg largt' among the proposal that his succes!Klr 2-J in SVAC play. Eastern NEW YORK (UPI) - New National Foolban l...t"ague · a1 should have ~~~'~'~~'ater power to downed Racine 50-20 iD laat sea. Yurk proved Sunday Jt eaa By United Prelll 1aternahoo Di · · rt>gulate the sport. llpafblt IUbtl tbal aoniiiD one d- ol • llltdlclnt to .......... by lnjtctlait, plutkl ldblt. botllll lo r tolant filodllll (empiJ or prei!JIIII), llnm lor bablll boiUH to tllmllllll WUhllllo Cli~lftrl, lllri!Cif drapes, and ov• , • Eastern Knocks off Tornadoes 24. 01 SAYS There mlght be those who doubt the world. ebtllty of the new odmlnlstratton in WaOne of the sad commentaries Is that lllagton to make much of dent in what is in spite of our broad eduratlonal base termed poverty, and in the creation uf a that we are .:' till not educated and we 1reat society. No one ran help but wish In his heart that a start should be m· ·e lack a maturity that is needed for the In that direction, with the ultimate 1 II great society, One instance is that many aome distance in the future. There have people have not loarn"i to control their been In past great aocietles or ci· actions. Take the case of the 10.000 revllizations that have appear•" on the hor- tarded children, mostly under three years, Izon, but history tells us 1' t they de- who become mentally retarded because of clined. However they Jeft their marks on physical ab'J')e. They suffer severe jn. all of our lives, and there Is no doubt juries or have other phYsical evidE~nce of that the American brand of living will deprivation, neglect and other abuse. leave its mark on the world of the fu- How are we going to reach our goal unture. There are stumbling blocks to the less we can develop people with underacomplishment of a great society and standing, and who are able to control the mark of greatness is not always linked their lives in such a way that they will with a high standard of Uving and u nl - not bring disaster to their children1 In a single study of 50 famihes In verlal education . It goes · much dee;1er Pittsburgh, in which child abuse was than that. and its final achievement is in suspected. 15 of the children are menthP way peonle ronrlud thPir affairs. re1arded as a result of their inJUr· tally One of our histor~' professors in college, \Vho was an EH I 1110rity on the south. ies In this study it was found that a large and gave as one of the marks of civiliza- percentage of the adults were immature, tion the proper use of lt>lsure time He a very small ~ercentage appeared wlllcontended that 1he south was more cul- fullv cruel or criminal. It is a vicious rirtl!"Pd and reflnPd an<1 had mastered the cle because the persons who did the misart of living to very high degree because treating were products of !!Urh a past.. thr- uppPr clAst; ctlcl not work wth thflir There are 14 states that enarted laws hands, but left it to slaves. thus having dealinR with the problem. and thi s year and more leisure time, but will It be usadvantage and will people be concerned with living hy the htgh.,t of moral principles? A great society is one that has high ideals and a great de· gree of unselfishness. One will readilv agree that there is a ronslderahle crark in our outer~hell in !p1te of all our pro· testations that we are the light of the DOCTOR Lote Returns from the Big Cities ThP llailg .'iPntinPI Will You Help To Create It? ed to the best I - Biii We-rle, 42, who managed lhe Fresno Giants of Ute Cali- For Home lmpronmenh fornia League last season, wiD manage Tacoma of the Coast League next year. 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Browns, Colts Continue Rush Toward NFL Championship Playoff By Ftti!!D poWN Brown, wtlo hadn't completed yii'Cia on 11 carries Lem,y defeat dropped the Lions into a Moore '• twG-yard touchdown , Baltimore. two touchdowns fer the passa ol 14 and eight OPI SpoJ11 Wrlttr . a pasa since_ the .1962 season, 14aare Co-tt&rred Unitas, second·place lie with the Los plunge and three of four field Brown Scon1 i nal.s but tbe Steelera yard! to Frapk Clarke and one It's limo for the olher NoltQII• tul Gary Collin• wtth • ll·yard SI'QI'UtJ a to\IOllOow" m a ret:- IAngeles Ram~. who l>eat the , s•l• by Lo~ Michaal• en~blld I Br~wn Phll'iol! IW~ yulls for i !• 11\111 0\ll tl1lo lamt lltwn 41 yl"b ~ 'l'olli!IIY MeDOn· al Football IA•cue IIams 10 touohdown pau 10_ l>olp lhe Ql'd ~ltb oonaecutiv~ game and Philadelphia Eagles, 20-10. , the Colts to trulld a 1&.3 load ~ ID\ICIIOown ilt aQdiUOD to bis l movtd llllhf .1. !.wit 21 ~flO• the f»wboys to edm lt .\hf:)'re U{'ked when John. Browns t~ a 34--2-4 VICtory over Frank Ryan shared laurels w1th The Mmrwsota Vlkmgs defeat· at halfltme Rudy BuklCh rl}r~w sconng pass. Erme Green r•n ~ -~ ltft. fll vie-try oye the O"nta. ay Urutas atars 11 1 runner for the W•stunst.on Redakhta. 1\rown via a til-yard sconng ed the San Pranuiaco Forty- touchdown pc.sse1 of four, rune 3l yard11 for I tQuehQown ~d tntercepllon saved tht Vettr- y_ /t. ·Tftti d. k tht Balti!llOn CoiLS J.tnd Jimmy As a result of the triumph• ,' play with Paul Warfield . Nmen. 24-7. and lhe! Dallas anQ 32 yards for th\l Sea.r11 in l--ou Grou kickMl tWO rQI' St. l,.ouJa, JIUI Nflltn threW Qlff&rd 1 Brown throwo J touchdown pass Ithe Call• leod the Wutern Divi· CONI• Keep Pare Cowboys lappedt ho New York , the &eoond naif but tho Colts aool• for tho Brown>, who lod tWO louchdPWil paasn 1111' pa19 plays of 40 for the ( leveland Browns. ' sion by 3~ games and t ne The second-plQt'le Sl. ~outs IGiantii . 31-21, in other samH.I count~red Wllh three . Louch- a7·tO after three penOO.. :iollAf li~ltrs. for the Qi3nts. wtm~ ~~ recUmtai, who didn 't fiCOl'9 a l Browns hold a two-game lead Ca;rdinala kept pace with the ! The seven-gMme crowd total! duwni of the1f own IOCJ1u4tng Ju.rge~n !ltirred for the ~· The Rama playfMI a ball C!Oft. ord {lrqpped tG 1+1. touf'hdown duflnL the entire 1m the Eastern Division. : Browns in the East by defeat·· was 352.281 w1Lh 47,691 at Chi· Umtaa' ll-yard payo£1 run aftpr 1filuns Wllh two lf·Ytlnl ~ch. tro1 11me and pouad out Ml -:;:;;;:::;~::;;:::::;;:;;:\jQJ season, ran 1l yards for a l The peerles1 passer and tha lng the P1ttsburgb Steelera, cago, 76 .385 at Cle yehmd, ~. ~65 h' was !rapped trYilll to put. 4own panel Ia 8o_bby Mt_tcbell yards ru$Pin1 In I ~::z,.:::lt' ke\' fourth-penoJ touchdown lmtrepid runner also starrlld m M-JO. but the Detroit LloAS' u St. Louis. 53,994 at l..oli All· ,Tlw Colts ran up 479 yards i And a 10-yard ICOriJ\1 •ertal to movect them into • 1 Su.nday as tho:' Coh s downed the l the1r specialties - Unilas com· We~tern Division hopei suffered geles. 42.327 al GrBen J)ay, 40,· rushing and paa~tinJ again1t a Charlie Taylor. , tie with the Lions. In Ch 1eago Btoars. •o-~. for a club pleling 16 of 32 passes for 2(1 a severe iftback in a 80·7 loss 401! at Minnesota and 63,031 at Bear learn t'agN to avenge afl C~t~rhe Johnson 1 PQJSOii two of the 1\aml' ,..I'IN i~~;ll record eighlh straight victory . yards an{! Brown saining 1~1 to hie. Green Bay Packers. The New York. early-seaaon 52-0 shellaokins b~ l~ined l37 yttra• •nd produced ~·ere 48 and U·ylrd _ - - -· ----- · - - - - - - _ ______, from Bill Munson to w te~e4 I 1 .iQ, Jit ~~~ ~~~ 1 BOWLING B L Haynes, Mrs. W. F. Nib· Pope. Ollie I.IPtson lll'•rf!ll tho ert, .Pee ~ - illlrcllfr, Lu AIW EaJies' toullMPWll on a 14-Yarcl DB VIS, Jo•eph O.nrus, Teresa pass from King Hill. tl liRNIOR BOYil LI'AOIJR Hand~epp 987 Cook, :r;na L. Pierce, Thomas TayiiM' Stan October 11, 11164 Toto! ll03 --~------ ll. ~mtlh. Mn llell Gibson, Jim Taylll' acorft<l Qll ru111 ol li)lslfr~ Woo 1 Lttol a Jilntel'<11 Hospital Mrs. C. !1. Rice, Ch.,le• W, ono and 84 yards and galnft<l BY United Pr,s• lnternattoua1 Kent St t4 Louisville 7 j 390 Arn"ld' s iohio Among thuse who entered I D~nny , Mrs. Lacy Barton, Mrs. 145 yards on 19 cgrrt~a and Jl:gst Morgan St. 53 Virginia Union 0 Knight 440 1 J . Monchini 357 [ Holzer hospital over the pa~ t Vtooy Goode, 1'pm•r• L. tlol Paul Horn111111 kicked flolld Princeton 16 Harvard 0 : Jackaon St. 2t Texas Srn. 0 I Cruise m I s. Smith 251 I weekend inoluded' Sunday - ' ilead, Carl L. Slollm(•. and of 4&, 19 and 84 yarclo Wolf Y.-lf' :1.1 Pennsylvania 9 ~· Shaw 28 Hampton Insl. 24 428 S. Arnold 257 1Mrs. Alma A. Fowler, Oakwood Mrs. P. E. McGNIW, Packer&, who held the LlOJJJ Leonard Williams 2(1 Wesleyan 3 Wstn . Salem St. 32 Sl Aglne 6 1 330 Handicap 980 i Dr . Mrs. Robert E. Burns. 2001 50 yard• rushing. The Blind Brown 31 Cornell 28 Salem 7 West Virginia St. 0 738 Tota l 2142 Chestnut St, Sharron R. Da\'i&, TH~ ~J..MANAC didn't 1core thelr touobQown Notre Dame 17 Pittsburgh 15 1Carson Newman 3 Howord 0 . 1-Ulndicap 2763 Won ! Lost I 88 Mill Creek R<l .• William Mal l til the fourth porlod when Syracuse :17 Army 15 Alabama St. 27 Djllard 6 1 Total , · thew McCoy, 18t5 Chatham Ave. By Unllod Pro11 lnler•alkmal Ilium palled !18 yltl'ds to Rutgers 3t Lafayette 8 :Guilford 40 R•ndolph Macon 8 : NO DECISION High Team Series - Crows Nanry A, MoCoy. 1815 Chalh· . Todlty Is Monday Nov. ~. Ill• Cogdill. Ban Starr compleleli Buffalo 28 Richmond 13 · Grambl"g 39 Ark. AM&N 0 1 Town 11nd Country, ~147. 1am Ave. , Frederick D. Miller. 13Hth day of 1984 with 51lG fol· of 20 passes for 2t7 yards Pomeroy CGnnerticul 17 Boston U. t6 Auburn 12 Mississippi St 3 srm Hi_gh 'feam Single Game : At. 2 Gallipo lis, Kimberly J. low. the Packers. ~1enchln1 St. Lawrence 21 Hobart 8 E::1sL Carolina 34 Furman 13 404 Racwe Team No. 2, 773. Gooderham, Crown C ly, Jl . 1 rs. The moon is ap!)rOEiching its Frank Tarkilnton threw 1 Porter Dartmouth 31 Columbia H ITennessee St. 58 Ft. Knox 7 442 Ind . High Series Pam 0'' c. Fronk Dotson, Rt. 2 P.t. Pleafirst q"arter. touchdown paBBes to Jead Harris M•ine 22 Bowdoin 0 Presbytn 23 Applchan St. 21 110 Bnen. 3!11 .ant. rs. OULEN c. Austin, Hen· I 'rh~ mornina: stan are Jupi· Vikings to a 24-0 halftime Blind Temple U. 21 Delaware U. 0 Leonir Rhyne 27 Frederick 3 3t0 High lnd GamePam 0'.derson . w. Va .. John M. Pape, 1ter, M.-n and Vrmus. and hand the Farty-Nlners W'haley 12 gameS;\ Frank. &r: Mar 10 Penn Mil. 17 Dixie Col. 51 Mesa 1 330 Bnen, WI, , Jr., Racine, Purley T. Kerr, The even1ng slara are JIUJi· saventit loss In nine aanws. 1 Blind Coast Guard '!I Cent. Conn . 18 Ark A&M 35 Col. of OJ:ards 0 697 i Long Bottom. Mrs. William C. , ter an~ Saturn. Tarkenton had 17 completion• Handicap Vermont 12 Middlebury 0 i Miss. Voc. 8 Alcorn A&M ~ 2859 RA.NTAM MIXf.D LEAGUE Aldndg~:> . Jackson. Mrs . WiJ. American aotres1 Marie in ~5 tries for 334 yards Total Lycoming 9 Mu'l]lenberg 0 Mi4west ham E Crothers , Jackson, 1Dressler wa s born on this day ; John Brodie connected on Won2 Lost 1 Boston College 8 Villa nova 7 , Penn St 27 Ohio St 0 I )l'tober 27, 1964 Claude Bechtel, Rt. 2 Jackson, in 18?S. eight or 26 for HI yards Middleport No. ! Massachusetts 25 Holy Cross 6 ' Mich1gan 21 Illinois S Vampirei 330 Garten · Mrs. Herbert L. Jlope. Wellston ,. On this d<:~y In ~istory : !Sfln Francisco. Northeastern 11 Tufts 6 Xavier 12 Dayton 7 S Clurk 348 Vanlnwagen t;6 Mrs. James E. Gra~l, Coalton. ! ln t861 , Ulysses S. Gr<ntl DQtt Meredith threw tou9h· Norwich 28 Worcester Tech 8 I Minnesota 14 Iowa n B. Tripp! o~! lt 458 llindy ll4 Mr~. Audrey M. WJcklme. Rt. : fought his firs~ ~J;Jttle p[ t}1e Dickinson 1 Western Md 0 i Nel.~raslta 14 Kan sas 7 D Hunne ll 296 M. Cprlfll 51 t Scottown, John Robert Hollo- Civil Wt~r at Belmont Mo Ithaca 14 Arner. In!! . Col fl : Drake .17 S Dakota St 1~ J. McKnight 376 B. Swan 123 . way , Frazier's Bottom, W. Va ., : In 1953, the supre~e Court Ursinus 19 Haverford 6 i Wayne SL 12 Thiel i E. Mees 80 Mrs. Hobert H. Stevens, Rav~ : confirmed a 1922 ruling that big 949 Handi Nip Kings Point 1& Drexel 14 Butler 48 Evansv1lle ll 1'-i . Maye.r 61 en~wood, W. 2757 Total Va ., fo~red S 1eague baseball does not corp~ II Hofstra 28 Rhode Island 7 Hope lO Ohio Norther n 0 Handicap 770 Pa1nter~ Raven,wood. W Va., l under the anti-trust laws. Won I Lost %: Brockport St. 42 Bridgewater 0 Missouri 16 Colorado 7 Total l:-161 Mrs. Hllo R. Morrow, Ravens-~ In 1960. Jolm F'. KertneK.urtztown 6 Mansfield 6 Concordia 39 Augsburg 13 Won 1 Loat No. 1 , \ llddl•port \\'ood. W. Va .. David D. Wise, dy of Massachusetts was elect~ Lehigh ll Davidson B i Hillsdale 61 Sllpnsbrg St 26 Beatie Rugs 401 Coleman II, Ravenswood, \\'. Va ., Mrs. i ed president by a narrow marColgate H Bucknell ft Coe 49 Monmouth 0 S Story 264 Notice is ' hereby given that pursuant to Hmdy 213 , Edw~rd L. Wood, Raven~ood, ! gin over Vice President R1chard Rochester 33 Carnegie Tech !8 1Eerlham 40 Kalamazoo 12 S. Walton 320 122 W. \a . Jenkinfl I Nixon. Western Reaervt 14 Allegheny 7 Beloil 30 Lawrence 6 S Warner the requirements of Section 5721.03 of the 344 B Dav1s 168 Saturday David C Hunt , I Albright 39 Lebanon Valley B 1Akron l5 aall St. t5 A. Vc: ughan 456 I l3D 702 Tllird Ave., W. Elza Deeds, ' In 1963. 452 Japanese were W. Davis sWarthmore 26 J. Hopkins 8 , MichigHn St. 21 Purdue 7 L. Warner Ohio Revised Code, a list of l~nds in Meigs 840 161 1Bidwell. Mrs. Joieph Wi1bur , killed in a mine e1;plosion. And Handi<Op C. W. Post -U .A,ltred 20 I Northwestern 17 Wiscomiin 13 1 Handicap 2625 IH2 1 Wines. Rt. 2 Cheshire. Jame11 H:l2 olher persons died in a Ind. (Penn.) St. 6 Lock H\·n 0 iAibion ~\1ch .) 12 W.Va. Wes 7 Total County on which t~xes have remained due Tota l 1411 . w. McDougal, Rt. 2 Cheshire. ' train collision near Yokohama. Won 2 l,.ost 1 Su!lquehann• 26 Geneva 0 1Bowling Green 28 Manha\1 0 Won 1 Lost 1 Ra<'lrlt · Henr~· J . Stover, Rl . 2 Letart, i Gettysburg 41 Juniata 17 I Ohio Wesleyan 2!1 Oberlin 0 and unpaid for two semi-~nnuallax install:!88 : W. Va. lviotim in cycle acci- 1 A thought for lhe day : ForDurst Monclair Sl. 16 Trenton St. 0 1 Miami \OhiO) 35 Toledo 14 Sting Ray11 dent expired), Mrs. Beecher M. l mer Presidenl Ulysses S. Grant MoKelvey 425 Southern Conn 24 Bridgeport 1 Omaha 19 Emporia St 13 ments will be published in this newspaper. (; Hannah~ Hi6 · Cooper. Rt. 1 Langsville, Ancel sa1d: "Labor disgraces no Bartels l31J Wagner 41 Hamilton 8 Southwest B Hensler 357 162 1 Campbell, Jackson , William A. I man: unfortunately, you find Soatll : Houston 13 For•da St. 13 (tiel I Mallory Each person charged with delinquent M. Van Cooney 1 330 29 1 Davis, Coalton , Scott A McLain, ! men disgrace labor." Maryland 27 Navy 22 j Cincinnati 27 North Texas St. 6, Blind 818 I C. Haggerty Han~icap ~16 1Hamden, Mrs. Goldie May TolW. Va. iO Geo. Washingtnn t9 , Texas 20 aaylor 14 I' real property taxes end assessments or pub132 . :11154 I T. Vaughan Total bert, Rt . 1 Hamden, Mrs . Lea- fCONFEWl ON BOW!. BID Virginia 14 Wm Mary 13 Arkanaes 21 Rice 0 I Handicap 506 ~ he E. Henry, Ironton, M r 1. ' Va. Tech. 211 N. C. St. 19 Okla~oma 30 Iowa St. 0 I Won I Lost 2 lie utility property tBxes on a tax duplicate Tot al Hindy. Ind . High Game 1371 Wade H. Bennett. Rt. I Buffalo, j SPRINGFIELD, Ohio •u•enTenn. 22 Georgia Tech. 14 Oklahoma St. 3t Wichita 7 Won 1 Loat 214. W. Va . Joe D. Clark, Flat. ICoach BiU Edwards of the unNorth Carolina 29 Clemson 0 I'J\Ilsa 19 Memphis St. 7 in the hands of the County Treasurer moy High Series Meof'hini 1 woods. Ky .. ttnd John R. Sim- I defeated Wiltenberg Tigen Cobras Th• nrorglo 14 Florida 7 , Abilene C~rsln 37 Ar)iln St. 14 ', Ind. 203 ' on11. Ripley, W. Va. plan~ to ~ptak to his tearn to· I R. Becker 1 New Mexico 20 Te:.;as Wslrn 121S6ti. ·.::enlucky 22 Vanderbill 21 pay the full amount of such taxes immedi· 105 · Blrlh11 day about the prospects of exWake Forest 20 Duke 7 I w..t I Team High Game - Middle- M. Childs 1~4 Mrs. William C, Aldridge. ~piing a possible post-season J . G!Rlt' ately, All toxes whkh are poit;l before the N. C. Col. ~ Mrs. Brown 19 : Wflshlnglon 21 California lfi j port No 2, 983, 166 1 Grandview 1-Jeights, Jack son. NCAA tournament invitation . E. Brown South Carolina 17 Citad.el 14 :N. D. St. 2ft Jdaho Sl. 2t 1'eom H1gh Series- Easttlrn l : 2101. 178 daughtPr, 3:24p.m. Sunday_ Mrs The Tigers are the nation's D. Bogg, date for publication will be deleted from Maryland St. 42: Delawar-e Sl. 0 Air F'orce 24 U.C L.A. lD 618 Stanley E. Bush, Rt 3 Wellston, 1 small college footbaH team. Handicap ·"Jabama 17 Louisiana St. 9 Colorado St. 14 San Jose St :1 I Tolnl 1424 • daughter. 10 o; a.m. saturday. LATE CLASSIFIED the list to be published. Knoxville Col. 20 ~orehouse fi : Munt. St Col 30 'vlont. St. U. 61 SENIOR UIGU GIRLS 1 Mrs. Jack D. Frazee. 61 South Won l Lost I AlJ81 10 Benfdict 7 Utah 47 Brigham Young 13 October SJ, 1964 St. Jackson. daughter, 7:51 a. ' ---- -· - - Elizabeth St. 44 Fyttvle St. 12 Santa Clara t4 U of Pacific 6 Crow's Tov.-n & Country Alley Cats 212 m Saturday. LOST AND FOUND Wash. & Lee 11 Sewanee 6 Southern Cal. 1~ Stanford 10 Pam O'Brif'n 391 B. Wt!rry 2lfi Qi,;charged boots belween Eastern Srn. Miss. 31 Chattanooga o t Oreljlon St. 24 Indiana 14 Mary Handley 286 I M. Titus 201 Palients d1scharged over the botls between Eaatern Florida A&M 46 N.C. A&T 2A iOregon 21 w..hln&ton SL 21 Sandra Thomas 340 J Scbo 5 I pas! weekend included Harold , School and Ihe Beacon 12 Virginia St. 22 Norfolk 0 1 Arlwna 14 Idaho 7 Linda Bailey 269 J. Welker 182 I E. Rose , Carl B. Waugh, vtce Station. If found Southern U. 39 Wl!ey 13 i l'tah St. 20 Wyoming 20 Handicap 861 M. Wer ry 5!0 IWhealdon, Mrs. William F. WI 11-3077. II t La. Poly. 28 SE. IAtlisiana 7 jArlzona St. 21 Kanoas St. 10 Total 2141 Handirp 1413 Montgomery. DaiiBs E. Walker. Middle Tenn St. 14 Murray 12 L. A. St. Ill Cal Poly. 7 Woa I Lost 1 Total Mrs. Nettie Ponn. Mrs. E. J. Fisk 26 Lane 20 ]Cal Poly. Pma 26 S.F.V. Sl 12 Team No. 4 Won Z !.ost 0 294 1 Hatten. Mrs. Betty Ft. Valley St. 38 Bthn Ckmn 14 1Colo Wm Sl. 77 Fl Lewis 131 Pam Sylvester Sucar Run Buius 320 149 Clayton E:. Morrio, De I b e r Howard U. 50 Galludel I Adams St. 20 Colo. Mine• 7 I Jocelyn Taylor D. Crow Mary Hennessy 345 t35 1Hiack , Mro. J. G. Col!ino, Mro. N. Thompson 3f9 Zllll Nlere 112 Clara Kay, Joooph Blair, Mfl. H, HoudaRhelt 861 Handfoop 147 P. Story 2t39 I Total 106 D. Harbrecht MISS AMI!RICA Woo I Lost 2 740 Handriap 1389 Total Whlte'11 Electric Thanks for your vote Woo 0 Loat I 303 J. Grueaer 301 B. Wltlte and wpport on Nov. 3rd. Team High Two Games 268 B. Hawley loy Cats, 1473. 'ull R1n10 . 330 P. Hennessy Of SitOS _ __ Team HIJh Single Game EVELYN LUCKE 942 Handicap Alley Cats, 751. 2144 Total Clerk of Court1 Ind. lli&h Two Games Won 3 Lost 0 Haaf!OrtY, 27e; Suzy Clark, Team No. I Ind. High Single Game ..:Ct;hi~dl Middleport, 0. P. Davis 369 Halllt'ly, 1611; Peg1y Story, 219 D. Theiss 185 J. Hoback .· T. Bailey 188 l Add up your bUIIIDd Mil. lnvlude elothes " Handicap 961 ~ 2011 ad tbigp for faD. Put them Into ' ·· Total Won 0 Lost 3 ou butllet loan. Now Is the best tiDie. Here 18 ' '-DailY Se ntine l, Pomeroy-Middleporl , 0 ., 1'\ov. 9, !9H --- c--ollege, u.· uh School-Sc.orm·.-g Hospl'taJ N'"WS " 1 i Lady Bird "' Get - ne p f NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES ' i Blind 8. Boyer I!lind S. Globokar .•upported our cantlldates. We cong1atu· lete our opponen~s and thank them for 255 297 New Furniture OIIU · '299 FIVE CjnclnnaU Phllodolphla Meigs County 10 6 0 1.000 li .SilO 4 4 .500 ! T .222 Ntw York Westtm Division W,LP<I. 6 3 H/1 • • H/1 • 8 .500 I 7 .300 t I .182 SuiQ'J Boatdll Democratic Executive CommiHee CHARLI!S H. DIEHL-CHAIRMAN DON MULLEN-CHAIRMAN no need to keop your l\ngoro croued if money i1 tl-1e only thing that's keeping you from trading in worthwhile need ..• lncludinc a n~w car. Stop in and gel an automobile the old bus. We're in business lo ~lp aervice! There'• folks who need loan from us. CaU ahetttd for h-ater money for every ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY e~rlier reported, it .stated er· roneou•ly thai the Burns's were lo recover the sum from Mr. I and Mrs. Van Cooney. • $25f)O TO $2000°0 LIFE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURD TO l"4 NOON AY 9 AM DAVi OHLINGER, MGR. ~~~~~~.......--..,.,.._...,.,..,..,...,,.,.,..,,....,..,...,.,....,_ _""""'..,.,,.,,...,__ MASON HUN DUD ORMOU Let. Us Install Your FlOOR COVERING !J fOu want. We UD to .We ;,ou a qukrk O.K. Han your money the 'ftrl aat clay. You will 1 find our ~ II eaul.lllrltt, 1011fkl.ull, ¥ THANKS~ '\ thoat who voted for me in the recent tltctlon for their I wish to thank all W. L. Pet. BooloP W Mk .. nd A••cident• Qy lJnlted p,... lnternPHonal Sevtinttten persons died in acf30.IIO Oo..-lafon.. '" c.n....,.... ,,..... cidents durmg the weekend ill· ch.!§ing 1:1 in traffk . In adltition eight others died of carbon monmtide poh;onng or aspJ1yxia· tlon in parked cars with enS:inea FURNITURI CO. running or m gas-filled rooms. MAlON. W, VA. &ir of t~• lr~ffic deatlto were •iiiiiiiiiiiii;;ii;iiiii;ii;ii;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiir.iiii~ in dauble-falal mishijps a n d ; tour died in a drowning, a lirl'o a fall and an electroo~tion. In• clu~e~ Wllre, on SaturQay, !n · Chillicothe, llosor Lep tlayth, 34, Jackson, laUolly inii!I'Jt<l in a headon a~lo co!Usiop on US 35-50 east of Scioto River. Nalloaal BatkelbaU AtiOCIIIIon By United Prest I.JIIeroatlonal Eosten Division the cle•n c1mp1i$1n. 'I I! ''Let's hope the car las through the winter!'' 3 ROOMS FOUR &tenab' ••• . bel$,, ... . . . . . ".. I 1 THIEl two p1rty aystem tn Metg• County and 1 1 1 324 255 282 I 1 1 Team NO, 6 I : 1 B. Neaoo lual ·v.f''ve lw l•n down lhh ne r i·lluldmg m Washington. ro<Jd lugelh(1r·· respe( t for f'a('h u1her ,. ! Visii;~tiolJ• i 1 fuoowl nmg at 9:.10 a m For furthsr ' three-ca r acc1dent on East Main ! information phone Ada Slp.ck ' ~t today ;Jt 8 ;.o am. Aulhorior Naomi London 1n Syral·use. · ties said P.:~rker ran i111o lht· FirinM S41lH.UI i\'la~· re(lr ol an auto driven bv F'rnn~ I Wallace . 54. Racme . whiCh in (Cantin~cd from Page I 1 I Takf 31) l'!'it•olo ' · ! turn h1t a car operated by Robadoj,t a "hands ofl" poUcy 0 will ert Louk ~. ~0. Syracuse Tb('l t • ' . ti1a thorny tssue of rcapporttll1> . 81' Hllltlln Ruo•n• L~OPOLDVILLE, The Congo [ 1 was med1um damage to th e m¥ and of congressionol ret. UP/ 1- Thirty Catholic priasts l ·: I three cars . No inJunes wrrt• 1· p d' ttl ~ Class room VISitllllon w1ll be, se 17.tld by Congolese rebe l! 1 11 IS D .ns. Rhodes Eald that If hold Irom 1 to 7 JO p m at I hpve a .. ;easonable ho " oll ported. the -lelislature wants to mulude l the ~ur~cuse Grttde se hMI Oil ' . · · pe tl .J '"' • el:icapmg eKecutiOn diplomats · ~eappor onm~nt on th~ agenda, 'J'ue~cl a} f'\t'nmg Nov JO . fnH hert> sa td Sundau ~iaht 'l' h e l MAN t'INED Itt leaders will hJlve to psk for . lowed with lhe regu lar PTA 1 •· t · 1 d M.J . 0 · Fi11ed m Middleport .\1Jyor H. 't'hey are expectsd to do just I meeting The program topic ~ ~nP.~ _s mcfu; farun Borman~ I ' Lee Smith's cuurt over werk- · tha~ · . ' r .. sor1 o lue ormer Naz1 ' ' ,i : I ''lnform~ltion Please" will be leade.r. end was U sc<.~r Mt·Curt _\. U 1 :conducted by Mrs. William i . ,, Wesl Cnlumbia. $5 and costs DETROIT - General Motors ' Thorpe with a que!ition ~nd 1 But the dJp!Qmats expresse<tl for farling to y1eld the r1f' • ( I! Sunday night r~2rhed loca l con- 3 n~wf'r perwd fer.rs lor the s~fety M all the 1 i way . Thnmas E. Watki11s ff)t'tract agreement with Jhe Jast All attelldmg <:re asked to I,OOO_wh lli'S who are no~ behntd l , . fr.1ted a $15 hond for h :l(']; • ;,~ 111 of Its 130 \Jnited Auto Workers b.nng ih•ms wnliJf)ad or in <l ithe lines of the retre(lttng reb! a dangerou:. ma1111er and i{l{'JI union local bprgaining unils .l s:irk fm· il wllite elephunt ; ols. Hn~d -prassed by_ govern-1 . , ;1rd 0 . Tay{o.r, Leo.n. W \'a Hestoration or full production .sa le All pl1ret~l~ and frjends · ment ~<Hns an<t bo_mbmg raids 1forfeited $HI bond tor dnvmg m and full employment was ex-: are urged to attend. Refresh~ · b)' whn~ rnercen~nes, rebel a dangerous manner. pected within a short 11me. 1menl s will be served . lcad&r Chnstopher Gvtmye an· ________ ___ Inounr ed O\ler the weekend that OTHER--WAY 'ROUND . all rle!gHws and Americans cap· Roy and Mnrgar~t Van Loon tured wouhi be treated as prlsey have been ordered lo rP " 1 of w;.1r. cover $17117.36. plus mterest. from Paltl D. Burn.'! and Maxine M. Burns m a Common l7 01• In Ohh• Pleas CoOl'! ruhng. When UPI Briefs Auditor, Meigs County We th1nk the voten who believed in • :all 1 GORDON CALDWELL the right place. Simp)¥ phone for the mDount :s 0 1 1 ~ toaether " FOREMAN &ABBOTT 1 THANKS! I CB COMMUNICATIONS 1 THE SHOE BOX you··- I /-Ars, J-Jur)1phrey 1 I oo!I~ge p.m.; Little Genrge up Green- pect a lot of paper work, but not the kind flatlUI' Lu~a" 1up 7:20 ~- m. tlormer A. E.) ftlupd . ~s he ttartell Qf( to .olaSi f't Ftut&er& University, New of hl11e pcunt fi 1nd11'~ long and 11pohs St~te lns! Jt ute i:roun~s. 2 mcht"~ wtd l' , goes. a long _ f<"'ront Street in Cal- ~ Dykel; S1m ~son down Meldahl l BfUASWlck, N.l., where h$ " a pl\afmaq ~tuctent he discavThe lr;lll m ll nll1 ;1 rounty hpol1." to V1ne St t~en ski ms 2:~Q p.m.: Valvaline down Mel~ ere4 callege praaki\ers haQ 8\'4ft'ed J:Wi car flijl Q! qews-st11rt s near Cheshlrl:! tm the nver thr h1\ls through Northup1 day 3· 10 p.m.; Alice up Meldahl l papers. Mt~l)jS euunty Ime. pas:;e~ and ends at Lena on the Law- 13:50 p.m.; Dennis Brown down · · -------lhrough Kyg r r. Add1sun, the Ga !- renee County line. \--1e!dahl 7 p.rn.: De-fender down : Samnf"l Reitnti~e of FINEP $25, COSTS Also Choose From M ld hl 0 d 0 avtdson 21 Long BotThose m the abovE' p1cture. e n 10 40 !-J m !\'la~oo Dies Sui l 1 av1 These Fine Radios tO II' it to nght are James s. King . Gallipolis Dam - Ja cob r.. , 1'SON F. •Mobile Whips 111 a:r1 l lnm was ftned $35 •nd costs on I The occasion WJS also lhC' (lallinolis whn helped Grand- down 6:15 p m.; John .J Rowe f ""s -R unera servd ':~ a speechl\g charge 111 Pomervv I 1 •Johnson 1 1,egar's ('Dtift · business meeting or ·11r Ru e'·· LJ / "" p.m: Lut her Herd - 1 or ,· am u ~"'h rom ' rna COniilflrrahly Ray Knudson 1down 8 :.JU s ued c1tm1re. . who 1!1.1 ,,layor \, ares •Ground Planes ~Y*' Tr~il~-> asstwintiOil <ll wlltl'h Alll.'l l:.. Btl ll\·l dl~r LoQ:all' Hi ll: m'lll clow n II 4H pm Hnrhar;I 'Par ~ .un ~y _ m~rm~g a t the Saturda) Wtlllam Yunkrl~ 18 eGeneral .James (_;. Kmg oJ ll ;t.lipPi is. l-'nce ('n lu mbus a~d o Ta. Brrut up :~ · :w am; Srnwl up r 1 :~; 1 ~ne~ ~~ h1 drot l{'r , Henry . Ma~on. Jo.r!et ted a $200 bP·~d un eCable was elected ll directnr lor t\l >l l WASIIJN(iTON l llf'li - MI'S l ,. (·,II , . 5 50 am WI e le ues ay <.lt 2 p .rn a OWl cllarge. e Polytronics Ill . " 1 1a cmml :r r;ta te repn.:· i.lt tlw F'oglrsong ~~un('rf:l! homP -----•ntensiv(l work ~ith (;randmu . Gatewood m establ1shmg the Jluhen J-: llllill!JI'nw cnn bt• <;en . t'\tiVf' • .In the. "·trnwhalr lS Kanaw~a fliver Duncan with mtermenl in Grah~m SERVICE SET e Hallicrafter t>:>.:pP{'t.•d 111 pltly 11 bia pari l,l"• ndm ·l (~a1ewm1U f; ij(Jia county ht'klll" IJ'illl (l 111 ° ' ' Bruce du""n Mi:!rrnt!l 8:20pm.·. tf'mf'lf'r_\ Th1 ofllcWtlng miniseo 1n SO! wl l1fe at tilt' Wh1 le Funeral serYit'e~ for Edward M1 ller. editor, Logan 11<111)· 1Pll.'i t' Liur1ng tlw 11 ex t I11L11' I National up \1armel 8 40 p m: t('r will lw Rrv Halph ~1ahon- c . Slo\er, 71. who !1u~i Sunda~· eSonar Newli, was sleeted p~"esidenl ol ~- <·Jr~ R 1 11 1 S (;eorge Pm:e du"m Wintield 6 r:~ H " J 1 cve11ng fll the home of a n1ece, .. lht grou 11 . ~~ u·r f"ll f.~ • lUI')' ! p m ; Elisha Woods up Winfield e wa.~ U< trn anuary l.'i. \905 \Irs . L}ndnn R .JH\ 1nsll 11 i" {)'' Erma Connoll_;, Re('ds"ille. ' TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER ~ l .art~rSetii«ttlo. lll , li :IO pm: Lelia She<Jrer down the son of the la te t-{enry and ,... u w!ll be held Thursday at 2 p. Grandma Calewnod is uredit · dcilgiTit:ld to ll<J'- e lh 1• 11 1f(• ot 1 Wmfield 10 30 n.m.; Lucy Jane Mar~an•t Hudson Rl•ilmire, and 1 • •• • ' ' i1rip 11\SHJNI fll"1"1 I 'u. p f) - Bob-. Lucas up Winfield r-('d witl1 being the wOI'lrl '~ Ch<im· tlli' npv·' l'l(·e pr''~ ''''•·nt 4 r • • 2 45 <~ m: is survlv1·d by t~,~; o sis ten. Mrs m. at t1e Lee Chapel Clmn h., • 1 B 1, f Bashan. w1th bunal in i;l ~:'1.r· 1 pil:)n feminine hiker and proba- sh;1 re l ll.:~ · e~-~ duties. Jj a"er. il.rmer secret ary lo ' Jeffer.11un down Winfield .'inc: LuciiiP. LattriPrmilt of Pome- b t H 1 14 . . > & " • • So Jre the cr~binet wi~· es, tl1 s · ) u . Y cemc cry, ~~ was <.1 vt!('l an 1 bly has outdistances all m on £ enate s I tfoera ttc lf\ajor- am; Thelma Ann down Wm· 1oy, ~nd Mrs. Thelm~ Ellwt ol ,, 1 lt'••·ld l\',·•r I..Survtv"rs· 1·n. 1 " a mag· field 5 · 1S tl m p.•· 1·I <·asant. three She has hiked thll nat1ona l ~1· ho !wH llel'n wnrk1ng ~·~·er lly · dcn · 1ed - ·s und a:v mgut hroth 2rs . t'i llrl"" 1... 1• 51· "t•rs·. Clet·• •L',-,.cs.·i lime substllu ting th lms!l;sses ~ ! h · " '"' ·. Edl>a ·' ~ · AtJIJ<liachian trail three IJmes , z1ne re1;or t t l<JI P selt lr.d a ~---------Cl~m!_ • · of Pomero~; H _ arry of Harls>•tlle Po .."·ef'r.• • R·'-. \1r ~ .$100 .. a·n.d " In Cal!ia county, she seo ul· ftH' tile ITI\IC' h-trd l" !•led . .nuu Iawslll l Ior .;'30 .000 aI ?LAN WORK SEiSION Har\1(\l'd and Henry. wuh whom rinl:' ·wd ~rvrrn! niecrs month agn w1th tllf' pruvisiun M b t h S . he madt> his home Friends rnav · ' _. ' · ·· N• 2n d Ave. I'd th!' :10 mile IJ'ail. " Pilinled " .Johnson . VIuriel llt lm_Pl_m'y, 51i. is <.1 ,that it be kent senei ll r em ers 0 I 1:' .ylacus..· 1 .a' . . phews Friends may can at the Midcl•-.,;..1':1 1t ~which used to be cal led blaz· . "I 1 II ,.. un t a· dies Auxiliary of the VolunteP.r 1 nt toe homt! any L'w ing Funeral h,.;.,,. an)·t' me. ••••••••l!!l•••lllll•••••llll!!l...,.-~f!!l!ltl!!!!! . poI lit:+! ) a:.l\l ll' , 1t'J eled1on rl:n t t:. ...... ,~ mg), buill Btiles, sel:!ul ed f<u·m - lll: 11 '"1 Y. the r whn lla.':i lldpt•d ·· Fire Dep;utment and the Svr<J- lllle. er''s consent as \L'ell as h1kPd grandmo her lmsbqml dun!l g his 20 : N~w sweek reported atlorney lcuse Third Wedneiiiday H o ~ e" l)f\JVER ('[TED h:lC'k an~ forlh across t11e coun'1' . I r_m Hi.Jker t. : nd ttR lph Hill. presmakers club will lmvt> an allPIOilll'I'"V. p roii' C" ,.,·ted ~.d · • In \)II 1I l ('S lli SI <IS ,;1(\y ! v r ~"• ty many lime!i in providmg the year~ P.ird .Jolm ~q n ila~ h'-'lped til·, . It ent ol the Cupitnl Vendmg Co .. day clean-UJl work ses<;IOn at ward Parker, 2U, nr Mi1w -- l't! l t' t;!lllia coun ty link Presi·lf' nj · n~a• htl!l th: <1greement Oct. 51the Syracuse town l1all Wed· tu C'O Urt 0.1 au as:w red Llt-dl The blaie marks are marks 11 T1 c two women :> hare a lllU· 111 llw ~wn ~ ~oom ot the War· ne~day, November II , begin- ' dlstance f'harge lollowmg 1 LOAFERS Dependable llierc•Simpson ltldtos P •n ' Tibalt ~p fireen~p H5 p. l m: Ravenswood up Gre<n~p ll ' LOTS Of PAPl!R WORK- When you tJO l4l H k. f t I mM ana 0 Snulheastern ?.~tfPay~ftte~he.rlipoqi•IS, u~?aalyltpoaltts lhtea .. • '-' honur Gntlldtnq li:mmu II at~:wood for blazmg a 30 m1le trail auf-ll!IS f!~:~llil:l cuunLy to JOin. at some time, aw1th other. Ohiu trails to form network 1 THANK YOU fEATURING~--, 'G ran drna' Gatewoo d IS• Hon ored "sun d3)' I: 1 i RADIO EQUIPMENT I 1 1 CITIZENS BAND , I i 1 sills. rn ; Harv ey ~ordan up 15. 5 40 a .m.: ot:anlyn \l up 16. 6 am. CQJ!rokee up 17, 5 15 p m ; S!. "''!ti' Ma rys down 18. 11 p m : z1m I v..._ mer down lB . 6 a m ; PPggy ! l>owney down 18 . 7 2() ·' m · ; auckeye Stale \.IP 21, 9 50 p m.'; j Jndutna up :ll. 3·45 a.m.: Jer- I ry aasworth ~L!WR 2\ 5.50 am; l , Queen City down 2.1. 7 p.m .; I Elgercliff down 23, Y 45 p m.; , Lunga Flomt near Greenup 3: 15 ! GAS ranges .••.;,___..,.::.;ii! IKI!IAP OAU$0 Miqdleport l'lll•riOOOY , !Irs· cut squadmtm wer~ called twice Sunday, tbe first at 2:35 p.m. fur Chff Beaver of Me~lt '1ny H•ll ond tho other. at Ui p.m. :;Ji~~:i;;J lor an auto accident on .,,,te t1' Ohio Rh:er E. P Jone s 1up It 2 a.m. i Sc~thern down 1 14 , 5 a.m.; A. J . Patten l.IP H. 5 55 a m. i J,.o~isiana ttp 14 . 7 30 I 1 a m : JeffQoal down 15, 6 25 p 1 I KanMw~• Falls, o~l, Ch~ r· IUfti. l..ondon, Mttfmt!l 1 ' Boat roovemt>nts: new, automatic feature• on .· bers 11• qrged to allond and pay dues . An oyster atew Will be serv ed followin& the Qlteting . Mr>. Hartinger I 24 PI Sent . 1anq Winfield dam• wtre on the 1 ~ st~ J&r~s lt.V IlL il w~ llll.llm~la alllillaey by tie QSP. • , Jlljt!il1jl ' af Chapttl' iJ and the will be held tonight. AU mom- lea~on Look at thasa 1 A r~1r Gaug• rofldlnJS: Oallipo!is 1' 1dam 18 4. 12 2, runnlng 1'-'z feet on rollers. ?qmeroy-Mason 20.' 84 . Pt Pleasa nt 24 38. Hinton wit? fi~ llA' TO MEI!:r Senll'!_el, loyal support. A I.AYIXOI QO. NOW YOU CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! ·i . 101 MIUII, MR. . Al10 OHtm In ChiNpolltatiii.Athns . WY 2-2171 Ill L MYIII. , .,. . BosiiDn 1011 Clnelnnafi 1111 1 Frllll 1111 New York Ill .........,... . IQDJr · - Hlledal.a. Arms!NJIIIIDolllllll, ludrlll. tloor Ill,, you namt It, we fiiPPI7 tl!t oovtrlqllllllllltall lllo oompltto Job at loW 0011. I ~uy Ttrllll ar• av!!!labl,. Call l.lS! Ingels Furniture .• WY 2-2635 I will do my btlt to merit the support glvtn mt. , . RALPH .WELKER • \ tiger llttly71 a.ll liiiii•.'Jnlltl ,,...... 'm,..-w 1111t11c ...... Sil' T!iE 1'1~1'( BOW-ii: ...IU[, ~fA .. CI-IIEF, GRANO PRIK, C.r.U,LINA, LE "4.t.N$, 6T0 "'-NO T!;MPI$T Nr YQUI'I: "U.ltiOlliiiD "')tfTIII.G ~ . GOO E. MAIN ST. . (Have you priced 1 &.! STAT! REPRUINTA TIV~ \ ' Hen 11'1' tht'lll kiAdS 111 Ugtn. WI 1111 two. he qn•ck ones <tr e 0111~ Porl1ac l e 1,8 1'15, loolell j:ierc•· :zsc ar ~ hp apl1an 8 1 Por1tl'' GTO 1 b F · 3~5 hQ ~1.1cket $6(11S "-' 1 l 11 r II d · I ove. I~IQIUt· CQmM will'! A 1 · t • :'s ~~r 15 1 .~r, llfli e~ha~sls. hiavy-duly 5pnnms. r~lm~ tints. The wtlole pack~~Qe. That ol~r ti ar? puuted cat. Checked out a soortv Clr. lo11nd 1\ Uot~5n 'l ~~~rn• w1\h lanQs allh!ll •1rlp,~ci-Cilown prl•e- LOQI( aroun.;l. '' �• •,• ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _,lt--DaDy Sentln•~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Nov. t . 1984 I WANT AD INFOlMAnON 2 S!NS ... .. ........... ••!HOI. . IIOtP. .. Dar ..... ....._.• ~ Defftrn . . . . . .. CALENDAR SOCIAL TWO story frame bou.e 011 Brick Street, Rutland, with extra lot. Carl Hysell, Phone SH :H5zt. ll-T~tc Pomeroy _M_o_to_r__Co. David Thorpe, Vocalist, Wins Top Prize In Rutland P. T. A. Talent Show Event NOV. t Winners In the talent show gin The Beguine.'' Debbie Kay I held in Rutland Saturday ev- Jeffers did a pantomime of 7 ROOM house, 1 car garage The Daughters of Rutl1 class enlng included David Thorpe. Brenda Lee with recording , near High and Elementary .l or. lhe United Methodtst church vocalist from Racine, first The program wao concluded 1963 Corvair Monn Coupe $1895 WIDbe~alill..-&.& schools. 463 Lincoln St. , Mld- wall meet at the churcb. Mon- place: 8 boys· quartet number with 8 group of folk songs d?"e Local owner and low mileaee. Jet black finish , red bucket vinyl 11eat, 4 vn th.e Cloor, 110 eneine, good whitewall tires. dleport . Phone WY 2-.1231. day at U noon for a Thanksgtv. with St.ve Grim, John Grate, by tbe Rutland 111gb Scllool 11_-7_-.l_tc mg dinner! followed by the rea:- Gene Grate, and David Grate, chorus under the direction of udio and beater. _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 1958 ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis _ _ _ $895 ulor meeting. I second place; and Steve Clark, Mrs . C. 0 . Chapman, music su. vs engine, 4 speed trans ., 7Mx20 tires, real solid and runa !'WLI• ., LJ __ The .Pomeroy ~lemen~~ : of Albany, pianist, third place. pervisor. Judges for the pr(). good. .......,.,.. ""~"r PTA will !ll"1 Moo a.j ';:. · Thorpe received a $25 savings gram were Mrs. Janet Korn of 1 0 1963 Corvair Panel $1699 p.m. Fathers olght wl bnnd donated by the Middle· -Low mlleaee, solid body, hea-te-r-.11- o-.>d-:-cti-re-,-.- - POMEROY- s- room frame se~edf and ~er~ wil~behia hdoor l port Citizens' National Eklnk as ' a.m. ... 'I'WCI - ........uhouse with bath, gas heating, I prtze or a .a er. g w~y first place winner with his renM!ntma. CMqe ~ oetl tt Cell\~ per •t'IT<f fo, 1'br. front and back porchea and ~atrolman wall have a safe Y dition of ''Blue Velvet/' accom. •eeu"" m-t~nu. basement. Nicely locsted on I f•lm Refreshments will be oer- an led b Mrs Lee Lee HI!!. Dtseoulll pa.. ... IM ved by the Ft!tb grade motb- P Y .... ...... ....... It ...... OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Union Avenue. $6,500.00. Members of the Boy!l' quar:l.\AO 01 l'llAJ\IU • OBrrll !\8.IJ:I - IJl.. , . .... ...nl miJ) PO>MEROY 3 - bedroom ..-s. NOV O d 1m1Un . 11utt ~ . . . . 1r POMEROY, OHIO frame home witb bath, tet received $10 as secon prize orraca IIIOtJRI 1,forced hnt air heating and The Ladi" Auxiliary of the donated by the. Rutland Bank; 1.1D A. 1L "' o.uu I' . . OIJU aatun~.:r......a:• A. M. ~ LltOO In Memory ---~' Sele full basement. Down stairs Middleport Firemen will have and the third pr1ze of $5, donatll"a 10 &UY .with hardwoOd floors, hEs a meeting and demonstration ed br Mr. Kenneth McElhinny Funeral services for Calvin 1'0 Pt..u;a • with t th C Iumbus and Southern of Middleport, went to Steve Andrew Sprouse of Rutland were There are no words that we AUcriON - Saturday, Novem· living room (lGx25) aatll.T PROOUCINCI can say, ber 14, 12 :30 p. m. The fol- large fireplace, dining room i ~hi eEl 0 1 . Co ff Clark for his piano solo, "Fan- , held Saturday, October 31 at lowing personal property will Til 0 ....... ec r 1c. mtpa nY Ices tasia in D Minor," by Mozart. Ithe Rutland Methodist Church PHONE WY2-2156 To thank our friends for what bt> sold at the residence of alld hall. Bedrooms have l esuuy evemng a 7.30 p. m. Th . d 'tb th R Ch t L I lhey 've done : plenty closet space. Large The American Legion Auxile varae program sponsor~ wl . . .e ev. es er. em ey ' - - - - - - - - - - - 'ITo help us Jive from day to I the late Mrs. Geo. W. Ander· lot on Ea~t Main Street with ,iary of Lewis Manley Post 263 ed by the Rutland P .: .A. had offtcJatmg. He was .assasted by day son at 453 Lincoln Street in I large shade trees and out will meet at the home of Mrs. I an array. of talent! mcJubding th~ Rsevt: CarS! H~rrlmg ~Sum~ Card of Thanks And up in Heaven meet our Middleport, Ohio. of high Wf.ter . Also, 4 . room C y T d t 7. 30 dance routmes, voca num ers, mit ta ton, pec1a rnustc was - - - -- - --- __ son. One 5 pc bedroom suite, one garage apartment. Garage .: . oung, ues ay a · instrumental acts, and o!hers. 1provided by Vernon Weber and 3 pc . maple bedroom suite, space for 3 car.~ plus work p Forest Rose CouncU Daugh- y .... ., _Web~r was master of Elizabeth Chapman. We would like to thank friends J · th . We want to say to one and fill one night stand, three 9xl2 o..~ • 'te! for the evening and I . I I 1or and rea1ves e1r ex- ·•We are very grateful for each rugs (two aalike), some , .shop. This is an excepuon- ters of America wiH meet Tues. Pallbearers were members of ... . 1 f.te program w1th a nov. . . d pressions of kindness an • throw rugs, occasional chair, . ally good propecty and pnc- day at 7:30 p.m. All members . . ' the semor class mcludmg Tom 11 sympathy , cards and floral iTh ca ho d t h 1 two upholstered chairs and ed at $16,000.00. are urged to attend. feadturmg 8 1.1hpuppet nln ; Hysell, Don Smith, Larry Rupe, 0 offerings , and the Rev . Per-~ at yobu ve rna e ep C. C. CUCKLER NOV. 11 •.wn ance w a cou - Mike Stewart, Willie Blackwell . . . us ear other chairs, large medicine background 91 rm for hts consoling uessage. Th 1 0 f ·u h ld cabinet, coffee table, sLands, POMEROY, OIDO . c1 od ·f and Darrell Smith, Members of The Norwood Knight Family , e oss Je one we 0 so BOX "'~"' WY Z-3830 A rummage sale will be helc1 mg .n go per ormanc- the Boy Scout ~oop 1'n charge dear. lamps, clock, two cabinet rah piano num bers we~e of the flower! 11 11 9 2tc : 11 6 3tc at the St. Paul's Lu the rar. t were Ray SUth- QUAliTY _., -....- J,.,. ...... ..... ·-·.., ....... o.) Services Held For Youth at Rutland Church Pomeroy Motor Co. I ==========""'""''="""'::":-==""'""'""'"''I I .' ...... .., ° I I I ----,------ ' Notice we know he's up there looking d()wn ---_ ___ 1 Ad his head Is a starry on WILL RAKE Iea V es, et . $1 00 . n rrown. (AI f b , h 50 a ew us 1Je 15 He's beckoning to you and Ueck· per our. of hauled and dry black w~l- ' oning to me nuts. $3.00 per bu. Phone \\ Y To come meet him in that great 2 6103 · eternity. 1 SHOOTJNG MATCH. Novem-1 We're never more from him to : ber 8. at Amecican Legion ! oart I I B h G Rd R . I ·· Ut· l And we'll never know a broken arm, eec rrove land, Odhio_,fl at nodon. Hilgh , heart ; powere n es an 22s on Y ·1· Bless •vou all for evermore . N0 shotguns. Everyone lS Until we meet him on that 2 6 welcome. 11 tc li golden shore! Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, 1 I WILL not he responsible for 1 Ann, Randy· and Betty Jane. , I I dios, large Warm Morning -- -~church November 11, from 5I a . . d Canad~! and Debbie,. erland, Mike Nicholson, Dennis gas heater and several small m to 4 p rn. Smith w1th Tea fi'or Two; . . . 1 heaters, 9 pc. dining room FOR SALE OR RENT: House ' 1 The · · Sh k K lh d Ch K. "J b Weber and David Rice. Bur1a Pomerov a espeare a y an ery1 mg, u a d · d . Ce · 1 th h suite, kitchen table , Estate 6 rooms IUld bath Route 143, 1 1 b .11 of ~ " K lh Kt' g solo "Ca was rna e m A amsv111e me· 1 . • , c u w1 mee a e orne ~nee; a y n , , - t M W V gas range, kitchen cabinet, Ba1ley Run Road. Call WY 2.Jed "' b •~- S Spn'ng . f th G " V 1 ery, ason, . e. , . ne S~.a r ., prace o e rnomes. oca 10 28 Ifc Mrs utility. cabinet, el_ectric ro~st- 3722. Ave., Wdnesday at 2 p.m. numbers well done Included a He is survivtd by his parents, Br, dishes, cookmg utenstls, SEVEN ROO" brick home In Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy· duet by Linda and Wanda Car- 1Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, RCA Whirlpool refngerator ••1 "II h ld d U "H G t Th At " . d B t d o a l e o, ow r~a ou r; two sisters, Ann an e ty an • p.,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 al Arch Mason~ w1 Maytag Washer <wringer bednmms, garage, basement. stated convocation Wednesday , a quartet .. Bonme Grat~, Dar- one brothe_r, Randy. ?ut - of · ~~:.), s~r:e :a~:~~~;, g!'::; ladder, wheelbarrow, 3 pc. Walnut lumber Ph" x H"xlO ft., well seasoned, many oth· er l'temo, all funu·ture ... 3 flrushed rooms In attic. Large :ot. Out of high water Central heating Inquire Charles Wildermuth. WY 222~ or -NY 2-6116. 8-26-tfc any debts made by fllly other than myself. James R. Prid· · Far Rent dy , Rutland, Ohio, Route l. SMAI I t "t bl - f 11 3 6tp ' .. apartmen ' sm a e or _ - - - - - -one or I NO . All co nvenaences. RAWLEIGH Products for sale.• Gnmm's Apt. Phone WY 2- CORN FOR SALE . Gordon W 2~12 1o-24-30tc l 2753. 11 9 tic · Y· · . _ __ . _ - ~-Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. - -- ·- •· I FOR RENT· Huusetrailer. 8 11 6 3t.v sT:t~~nL~s"&~~~ ~-;:~~ I x 35 ft. Two bedroom. Call --WY 2-2t86 or WY 2·3346 . FRESH milk cow, 4 years old. 11-7-tfc Hereford bull, 18 months, can 1 Re-gi~ter for this good second be registered. Good 1956 car each time you drive in. HOUSE , flv: rooms and bath, Chevrolet car. Charles Dick No purchase necessary, just thermostatically contr~lled Karr, WY 2-5218. register. gas heat. Closet o busmess 11 6 3tp HOME OF UNICD TIRES ~istrict. Plenty of ~ee park~ --SUPER SERVICE ' mg space. Phone II Y 2-3092. 63 Rambler - $1,795 STATION IJ.7-3tc c::-:-=:=::==--c:---- - "770" va 4 dr. Low mileage. Jeck w. Caney APARTMENT 4 rooms and Very dean inside and oul 1 Mgr. WY 2•9932 bath , 790 Maple, Middleport 11 6 3tc 63 Ford _ _ $2,195 ' WY 2-2936. AUTOMOBD....E lD8Urance-~n - ----- Galaxie "500" 4 dr . Custom 6 ROOM house, Haven Height.!, All Vinyl upholstery. Crujge. canceDer:l? 1.-t your opera· New Haven, West Va. Phone matic. Power Steering and tDr'J llcenaa? Call Ill M!lll. 882~3045 . ll·Htc brakes. Almost like the day lllill< - - -··- _ it was sold, ----:-~:-:----:--·!LARGE ROOM for use as storHelp Wanted age or garage. WY 2·5293. 1 - - =:-::-::-:-::-::::-- -- 1960 OPAL. Phone SP 3-15811 In M 117 3te ason. -• 1957- VOLKSWAGEN for aate. WI 9-2113. 11-7-6tp b Blaettnars ==::c. _____ EsceUence Big ear room. ride lllld ,.,.. formuce. SmaU eu eeoaomy and mana bliiiJ H ony Simpkins, Pt. Pleasant. Other survivol'8 in addition to the parents are maternal grand. parents Robert and Arawanna Colley' Anthony and paternal grandparents, Tracy and Helen J hn s· k' Pt PI o son Imp ans, . easant. Fwu~:ral arrangements were under the direction of the Chap· man-Wilcoxen Mortuary . . I l WANTED: 20 ladles at once. Full or part-time. Cbrlsbnas auson - discount for own needo, S.X 668 C, '!'be Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 11+7tp --:11-:00=K""tNe=-::,:::0:::11:--I:::I:::CURI .101! floor . Newly decorated, bard- USED workpants, shirts, covwood floors. automatic beat. eralls, and jackets. Carl ChevCaU Ill 2-3200. 10 10 tfc aller, Long Bottom, Ohio. 10 15 30tp I> Duplex, 3 hedfOOIIII, Sngar I MetropoUtaa Motorl Pbae WY W1'71 .& 21 tfc Business Services Run area . Pomen, · Phone APPLES, Burdette Fruit WY Z-.1618. 10 2 tfc Farm. Phone Wy 2-6970. MODERN t room lll!d blltb lurnlsbed a••.....,enl MId- .,_...... 8 11 tfc WHY BUY a Carpet Shampoo-------:---or? We'll loan yoo one FREE For S1le with purchase of Blue Lu" tre Carpel Upholstery 1961 VINDALE Housetraller, cleaner. Baker Furniture. lnstrudlon• with o 10 x 15 aluminum awn11 3 6tc lng. Priced to oell. Chester U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TISTII 11 "7~te ~=IN:-:G:::E:::R::-:Se:-wm---ms-~:-:-1185-4135. ----------! llteft ,.,_ =-' tratr;,: TWO pure bred EngUsh pups. nnan, ~mua• Real stock dogs. N G. Rose, nmea.. 1U&. Mat b.llll - - -- 111 r:.p.t- =:: ...."~ !'!mO:tto;;nC: ro~ ""na ... .,.,. 1 ldd,.. U'MII ~bm~en~· ._ -. Minersville, Phone ivY 2-6710. paa- - - tNUiel ...... aD- NJPI ' • r Clathing = = Proffit~ Totol SUCCESS INSURANCE: All children have equal c.m,._ aUL'nONBEII Saolte &Ill 111-.1 - · , _ • c..et A. C. BRAIJII'OIID advantages in the classroom. The books you provide for your child at home give him an add1 ed advantage. Good infbrmational books give ,. him the best protection against failure in school • RADIATOR SERVICE THE WORIJ) BOOK ENCYCLOPE61A II Jour Success Insurance PoHcy on ;voour investment In your child. Your most precious lnveltment de~erves protection. r /" ... • ~ - .< • '•'"' • · • •..- • .- . ... , a.,.\ .. QARENa THOMPSON Your ltepreoeDiollve In GaUlt and Melli Count!.. 123 ,, _.,., ann 25. Wrath 6' :~nn. ott 2.Cuckoo s. Boy'• nlckna.rnt 27 . Cable I. Pr,..entl)t • . Come in 5. National Marine .. e. deere• 14. Man·• 28'. Re· hearil!lf( 11. Gi•t 14. A.ftemoon moved, •• calyxea recepliona .31. l(ind ot or c hl.!lel fl . Bowc1la berrlu 18. Flightlttl vessel 44 . Ga.in 30. Chant 32. LUte 38. .Em- bl .... 16. Wa.sblng 18. Mounta.ln 20 . ~~~ paddlnr 21. Shield TH' TABLE: •.IWord Scotland OrJ&n of 8. Wer 11. Reality 1hrub1 SUPPER'S ON with T. Expunaect lit ~~~:::_ UNK SNUFFY!! f\~r• 28. P l~ rce, emblem ot 12, :~~~·• • WAKE UP. a.w•yufa "'""..... 46. Ex.cliuna.- Uon phaal%e 7 Ll 'L AB,.I« 8 l"~·l 22. Branch 24. Slip• 26. Theater' II attendant t8. Js.panMe religion ... Sli. Lar&"e cask •• 11. ort~t 18 · ~~~.. 5.000 ·YEAR· OLD MUMMY TO BE TRIED " AUHCUiH 'OJ fWEIH W~ER E A DIME,RINGO THE. 4-lh, AMERICAI\I t..IUSTKE WILlI 15 THE. PUBLIC DEFENDE R? FOR 11. Sainte: MURDER!! &bbr, 2.& Z.'t 30 SLAI N DETECTIVE TO TESTIFY 40. On top 42. Sun god: Egyp~ AGNNSTHIM fS.Fu l l - , 88 & 1"0111 (5.lnci.tes 4!1. Camelot. 1ady C8. Depart1 ~.Animal'a oageii M-9 DAILY CBYI"l''QUOTE- Here's how to wodll': AXYDLB'lAXB .. LOJiGJr'ELLOW Out letter rdmplJileDdl tor another. In this aample A II UM4 for the three L'1, X tor the two 0'-.. etc. SlnK"l• Jetter .. ~ trophlel, . the length and formatton ot the worde are all hint&. Each day the, code letter. ue dlft"'*"L A U at........ WK'rl QWKQ KVPKZA ITIYI Jl'KYYZ, K01 ljuola- QWBIJfWQ P&:fKO OK .ii.WB8TI I'KO,-IUAYKIVV 8aturcla:y•s Cryp&oquote: KEEP YOUR JI.!YI)S WIDE OPEII :BEFORE MARRIAGE AND HAti..SHUT AF'l'i:JI.W ARDB.IIIiNJoUIIN FRANKLIN ·-XIIoc-·-- - WMPO Radio "I'm *'1inc to find out where I made mJ thla IHidp&l It 1111-dl" an · WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1 :45 SlgD Oo 7:00 Be Stllllll!d KDow 7,03 News 7:01 Muolcal Clock 7:30 News Headlines T:32 Musical Clock 7:43 Word and Testlmony 8,00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 115 Weather 8: 16 Musical Clock 1,55 Collbnunlty News 1 :00 Talk ol tbe Town 1:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10: 15 Farndly Worsblp Hour 10:30 Latchs•<inl 11:00 Newa Beat 11:05 Morning Melndles except Friday, Churcb BeDs Ring 11:43 World News 11:55 Mason CoWI!y New1 12:00 Community Newt !2:05 Local News U: 10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Couu1rJ Go Roood 1:55 Newo Beat 2:00 COuDiry Go Rollld 2:53 News Boat 1:00 Mldwoy Ma!IDM 1:53 NIWI Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange 1:00 Commtmlty Newt 5:05 World News 5: 1i Spor!J Today 5:2& Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Oft SATURDAY 6:45 Sip 00 7:00 Bt Still ond Know 7:tll New• 1:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Muaical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:115 World News 8:10 Sports Today 3,15 Weather 8:16 PL i'leasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:43 Family Wnrohip Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:10 Public 8erv1ce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram:o 12:30 Salllrday Mallnee I: 15 Ohio State Football t:OO Dlaclng will! DoSI 4:30 Top Teo Revue 5:00 Newo Ho.mdup i:li Public Serolca 5:30 Dinner Muaicale 1:45 Sign Oft MONDAY THRU MAY 1.00 1:0& 8:20 8:25 6:30 8:33 1:55 8:57 7:00 7:115 T:!O T:35 7:50 1:00 1:00 1:10 8:45 1:45 t:OO t:Oii 10: 00 11:00 11:15 11:15 11:li 11:33 11•40 12:00 12:11 12:11i 4:00 4:11 4:30 1:00 1:00 U5 I: to Sign Oo -Newt Sacred Heart Hour MeJis County RFD Paul Bowers - Farm News Rev. Raymond Jonea -Ill! Sports Headllnaa Wesll!er Report News Tiny'• Chapel News Pickens Hardware <Tues • Thurs.) Newt Roport BUI ltllller Show Johaaou • SimpiOD !no. Show (Fri.) llo)"a Food Buket lbow (Mon • '!'bun.) Baker Furniture Show (Wed .. Fri.) llr8 SUper Market Show ('!'burs.) No,.. Coli" With Janet Grand Ole op 'l'y Minloterlal Assoc. A.S.C. Program • Ftl. Family Worship - Tbura. Muon Co. Aif. Exi.-Tues. Swap Shop Tiny't Country ~ Nooo Beport Goesaler'a GUlli Star-Frl. Larry Alldii'IOD Sbow Jim Me• lbow Blaetlllar Auto Show l'l1lurs.) Local Newt Jim M... Show S!Iunn's Market - N""' SUndown s.r-rr. Sip QU ltp~ 5:45 Sign Oft October SATURDAY I:OO Sign 0o _ Newo 6:05 Country Musi< 6:20 Country Jambllrea 7:00 Larry Andersoo Show 8:00 Pomeroy HI FootbaU 8:30 Middleport Ill FootbaD 11:00 Top Ten Sbow !Dairy VaUey) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttoos) 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Muaical lnl<rlude 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teeta 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 8:45 Sign Off September S:45 Sign Oft October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - New; 7:35 Sunday Sllowcaae 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 8:30 Newo 8:33 Hour of Deliverance tEider Cline) 1:48 Congreosman Abela 10:0& Sunday Chapel 10: 33 Washlneton Reporta to the "eoplo 1l:OG Sunday Show 12,00 Noon New• U:15 Cbrlsllana Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeta 1:00 Roo. Andrew PIII'IIOIIJ 1:10 Roo. Sllu BDiupa 1:00 Sunday Chapel a:aa Rev. 11o1coe Tborno 1:00 Iunday Chapel 3:33 Collntry Bymntlmera (DaD Hoyman) 4:33 Sunday Sllowcase .1:00 Baptlsl Layman's Bour 1:30 Sundown Serenade 1:45 Sign ')ff September 1:45 Sip QU Oc!Dhr lb GaOitGI WONDER I rot!ND Ollt WHERE l'llf F\:Jl.ICE "~E t10lDIN6 'Tfl!! WINKLE: DAME:. AND 1HAT1$ e ·· • •• • -' '''" "'• · - ~'" ' ' '"""'• •••·• .-• •-' · · • • d"••· ' · .l'•• Education (Pold through tn•l ---:-:====--- BLAMNAR'S .. ··-- ..... , .. , ,., MedicoI Core rm ...... ArDald lralllfr. fU Eut 1111D - . , _ rftJ. , _ In NML 1 11 lfe Port-' SINGER Zig Zag equtpped. o\11 From the LlrJled tru9 or 11 6 ate 1963 model, rooond bllbbln, Bud Simpson. o\coDII. oulldcner radiator co the 11ews forward and backward. 1 1 tfc unalleft beltu GGJ'a Farm Machinery 0'1'0 Co . "~ ,.,~ Balanoe due 1 months, $6.00 montbly. WY 2-Z!lK. PH pytng ~ .,ce: ~Y FOR SALE: W. C, Allis Chalmll S Slc lea made of legal papers, Pomerer ers tractor wllb 2 row mount_ blrtll recorda and almoot any WY WIQ ed picker. IINI Studebaker CORN FED BEEF, $125. WUI other d0C1111lelllo. 1'=::::::!==:==:::::::::;::=:=::::;~1 1\41 loa flat dump. BrnokJ dress lor 28o a lb. Phone WY Reuter lnsaranee, Pomeroy 1. 0 . McCOY, AUcrJONEER. ..,_, &Jr811U&. 1H~tp 2-6020. 11 6te V t lie Cheater, Obio. I D Ill wagon. Gordon land, OhiO. Food Birth ti S!m~ ol.: his social Inadequacy and be· cause he is a has-been, and Miss Bancroft I! rather egocentric . Miss Bancro ft's daughter b~ a former marriage, ~ieingl this glimpse of married hre on NBC-TV, decides to enter a convent. coin 23. Fire- DOWN' 1 . Hollyhocll. fa mily ~ · new. 15».50 up. tieveral llsed . . . , , 01111 maC'bioel at bargaiD PJ1cee I d tfc Tbe Fabrte Sbop. ~Inger Sates 1;;::=========~1 ud Service Pomeroy Ohio EXPERIENCED wv z.mt. ' 4 ttc ---------lnsu111nce SLUGGISH septic tank? Clogged dralnsT Get Kle...Em-1.!1 Farm Machinery septic tank Cleaner at Land_ ----''--mark Farm Bureau, :':)jiiNjj(jjj,""Sb;;j;;-~;;,;;; OJ,.IVER CORN picker and 10-31-30tc JOHNSON. I.Mura,.,. ftwl baseballer (Jack Wt~.rden), no longer able to hit home runs, belting his wife (Miss Bancroft) instead , knocking her all over their bedroom which Is almost a!l strong an 'audience·grabber as having 50 000 Berbers on the attack . 1t !Jt'~ma that they love each other desperately, but Werden is insecure because of Ul. Chlneae sheep officer: Merchant TERRY lie Pomeroy, Ohio, Rl. I. 10 23 25tp HEATING, Plambb!L Muolloo dleporl Ill z.zrlt. ~u:o-.;.o:~ -.............. -ltD· .--.Sewer Madllleuollo•loCaD IIY z.zrlt Day • 60. Femal• 088 1_t~~ 19. Altitude : Mr. E. llleln s-t. Pnm#l.... "" ......~~ V01D tewer whose works include " Hus Stop" and •'Plcnlc," is, \Ike any Hne playwright, prlmarilv concerned with characttr d~velopment, and there can be little doubt that televlslon's butehery-by -the-clock was the reason the boor turned out to 0 Ally CROSSWORD 10. Rabbit Th.e drama began with the ex- • 11. A h.l.rd wJ 1 s!,"" EDd Jn gt>. ~~entiala. . tm, Arbuckle ; Jumor Taylor, · Henderson; '?\-Irs. Tracy Simpk' p PI N Ll 1ns, t. easant orman ev. . Pt Pl . M B bb ~ng, ·Pt ~~nt, t · ~ 0 .onesB , wnf .. lenasAanh,t rs. · 1aam r te ' s on. DISCHARGED : Alice Newman, Buffalo; Mrs . William Scb- ===-:---:-- , l..a1er, I opened my file to the m!:lterlal about the drama, and l" uund th~s quote by ln~e ~~ cernlng Jt in an lntervtew . I ~aw a rough cut of the film, and I em worried over whether •t worked well enough within the tlme limit. An hour drama on TV i! only 46 minutes, you know ~ and o~ly one-half of mY play IS used. 1 1 he routine, despite the presence of Anne Be.ncroft. Every so of. ten , suggeslion3 of an attempt t.o reveal characters with di · men.s.ion 1hone through, but, like a guillotine, video's under~ lying strategy of a racing plot,.. plot-plot chopped away at lts e~ PIea sent Vaney Hospita) ADMITTED: Grace Whitling- cau l HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Tat..g nott! Friday night durin1 li lliam lnge'a play for NBC.. TV 's Hob Hope Theatre, which de-alt with a society woman and ber crude ex-basebal1 player husband, I scrlbbed : "Too compressed. too much without time l~> develop." AI )he wl" YOOill claoll>\#r , chlsm aM perll&po ..... nymLane Bradbury gave evidence or Jphomania . but later - without 1 a worthy portrayal. In the hur- , sufficient time for c:ccw1ncina: deried drama, however . the su· velopment - sudden~y and too premely talented Min Bancroft patly found her altenng herself l wa s saddled with a part that at \ for the a:ood , and m1king • 10 £lrst sugeested traces of DWIO- of it with her husband . abbr. 11 3 tic P-roy, Olllo F_O_R_Y-OU_R_ e_v-ery. need of BullFURNISHED 3 room house, - - dozer and Back-Hoe work, MaJe 8lld Female bath and basement. 313'-h Con. ELECTROLUX sweeper, ha! contact Emmet W. Shuler, Now forming crew for coupon d St p cord winder, attachments, pa- 342 Page Street, Middleport, ail or ., omeroy. b eed es. 10 1:1 tfe per ags, guarant . 8 a 1- WY 2-3243. Free estimates. Transportation Furnished ance due $28.00. WY 2-2204. Farm ponds, private ponds, Dally Commissions APARTMENT 5 rooms and II 5 5tc basement excavations, septic Limited Travel beth, newly redecorated. tank excavations. Contact Mr. Dale, Monday and Walter Crooks, WY ~1. 1962 ELCONA HousetraUer. 11 %tfc Tuesday, between 9 and 5. 10 23 tfe Two bedrooms. Emerson Pool. -- Phone 525 0146, Huntington, -- er Cheot.r D8!'>-:!250. U-Htc WILL DO rug weaving. Phone W. Va, Collect. TRAILER lots lor rent, close ' WI 9-~. 10 til 9tp 11 t llto to Laundrymat and schools. SINGER Zig Zag equipped Valley Lumber & Supply Combuttonholes, monograms, etc: TRANSMRI~!?~ Sallvlage ~mWANTED: A gone! reliable pany, Middleport. 1o-3-trc Balance due $32.10. WY 2- pony. .,......ng a ma.es. dealer t.o supp1y customers fitc · -·tomatlc and standard tnml2204 11 5 wlt!t Rawlelgh Products In rHREE and lour roo'D lumi•IM> • m!sslOIIll. Electric welding. Pomeroy and Middleport. ed lll!d llllfuralsbed apart. GOOD CLEAN stoker coal. De- Ph0111 WY 2-6173. Write Rawleigh Dept. OHK- menll. Ill 2-6434 U I lie Hvered at the mine . Phone t 24 llc lfO.U'I Freeport, Dlinois. Middleport Apartment 5 rooms SH 2-5022. 11 5 1otc 11 9 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ lip ball! and basemen~ ~n ground - - - - - - - - - - PHOTOGRAPHY CREW Television Revue Je. 1954 B~ICK ,e~~ry. Exc~ent runnmg conch bon. Priced right. Hackett's Sohlo Servlee. lC 22 tfc Tbe Rambler World Standard ol E:ompaet PT. PLEASANT - Graveside services were held 10:30 a.m. today (Monday) in Lone Oak cern· etery for the stillborn Infant Forrest Lee Simpkins son oi rn....acy and Martha Ly'nn Antb· I J• Jp 1 1954 fORD 7 ;3~ SERVICE HELD pT . m. l•t thRe and fraenMds herde npjder, Middleport; Mrs. Eugene ~asoruc. empe. eguar s- .ar ·~' rown n ys lC or e servtces were r. an Morrison, Letart; Mrs. Pearl mess Will be transacted follow- ~~~ht, ~sol.?, Charlene War~, Mrs. J.ames Carpenter, WestJJones, Pt. Pleasant; Mn. David ed by work 1~ t11e Past Mast~rs Bill Bmley ; .a duet, Debbie Columb1a; :Mr. and Mrs. A. B . . Jeffers, Mason; Edward Winddegree . Arcbte Swartz .. htgh Turner and Lmda ~henefleld, Sprouse, Montcoal, W. Va . · sor Leon ·, Veronica CJiffor..-1 Pi.. · ~• no to "I Was Th ere; " th e tmy Hutch · Mrs. F . A. c arpen te r, Mrs. L11- PI ' "' . pnest, W'ges a u com_...Jo 1 attend. inson sisters, Julie, Joyce, and cy Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· easan · Troop 245, Boy Scoots, will Jane, "'Jesus and Me ;" a girls' ter Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. ---·-meet at the Middleport Libra- trio, Jean Tillis, C8thy Shop- WilbiJr Kearns, Pt. Pleasant; TAKEN TO PEN · a1 7 p. pe rt , an d susan Gr1mm, · "Th e Mr. and Mrs. J obn carpent er, ry Wed ne sd ay evenmg T Willlam m. AU scouts are asked to bring Answer Came;'• Duane Will, daughter, Connie, New Haven ; PT. PLEAS~N Om.· and their registration fee to the "Dear Hearts and Gentle Peo- Mrs. Frank carpenter, and K. Powers, _Vmton, p 1 meeting and all boys wishing to pie'' accompanied by Maurita daughters, Mary and Angel, Harry Erlewme,,21, tbl easregister for scouting are urged Miller ·, and Linda Darnell, "Fly Mrs. E. F . Newell, James New- ant . w. eN taken rom .ten•cllouarn1 th tate p y to attend. Milford Hysell is Ute Me To The Moon,'' accompan- ell, Verna Vanhorn, Ruby ty l 81 to e. s . em t te lp. Mr and Mrs Tom Car- today to begm tbelf aentences. 1.ed by Debb'le King · scou mas r, lerce, · · · to fve 1 The White Rose Lodge Aux· Well executed daiiCi: toutines ver, Mark and Shirley, Spring· Powers wah serve one f iliary to th@ BrnthPrhnM of were done by Pennee Williams fi,eld; Mrs. A. J . Voiers and year~ _on a felony cba~g~ r: Railroad Trainmen of Middle-) and Ray Alkire with the •'Char-~da,f8)11er Shirley, Cleveland Mr. obtairung money .under a se port will meet Wednesday aft- leston:" Little Minda Lou King, a~d Mrs. Dale Neal, Glouster; tense and Erlewme w~~ ~ f ernoon at the legion hall inJ a tap number, "An Old Cow Mr and Mrs Cecil Bush, Coo]- ced to. one year for vtoation ~Middleport. Hand" with colorruL costume of ville· Edward Daylong Galli- probatJon for second offense pe NOV. 11 Jwbite with sequin and fringe polis' Ferry, W. Va .; and ty larceny. .. , ,_ trim; Reca Boothe in blue cos· Mrs. Adron Bush, Miss Ann ----The Past Councuors ot uieo- 1tume in a tap number· and Deb- Sprouse Miss Sandy Tillis Miss Uurus . Coun~il Daughters of 1ble Sheets, a tap nu~ber . with Alice Crouser. Columbus~ Joe MELBOURNE (~I) -OlymAmeflca will meet Thursday I red sequin costume, accompan- Crabtree, Wendell Turner, pic gold medal wtnner Fred evening at tbe bnme of Mrs. Jied by Mr. Ross of the MeDon- Campton, Ky . Hansen of Cuero, Tex., tlei!Rd Thomas Cook. aid School of Dance. Mrs. Carey Pruitt Charles- the Australian pole vault record . ' f f t de ite 8 heavily Ruts made by wagon trains Chester K1ng presented a ton, W. Va.; Jerry Frogle, Leo o 16 ee . ~p . headed weotward still are trombone oolo, accompanied by Tawney, Gallipolis ; Rev. Carl strapped spike mjury with,!~~ vlsibJe on the Oregon Trail Sabra Canaday, and Beverly Herring, daughter, Marjorie, stitches JUSt above &111 •..route ln Nebraska. IThompson had a fiute Bolo, "Be- Summit Station. knee. at very good. li'OR SALE-Middleport''a tall· !Nne A. Davis, Owner est building, located S52 N Terms : Cash Second Street, Middleport Not responsible for accidents Priced 1or qui e.• DaHl . ·•· . •ur Bradford Auction Company quire at Oblo Hotel. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer 10 lt Uc A. C. Bradford, Manager 11 6 Gta Auto S•les I ~om~~y ~ne~mma~h, Deb~le s~.~~ a~d . tfownthrelatav~s WMPO, the Rev. Howard ~ pelt, Mlddl'eport Preabyterlu minister, and Mrs. Emera Jonea of the Dally Sentinel. Mr. Weber thanked the committees planning the evtllt bt eluding stage maoagen, PTA president and members, par. eots and teachers. Mrs. Harold Sauer was !Jekel chalrmat!. PTA members were In charge of the candy sale. The proceeds from the 11how are to be used for the recent paJntlng project of the school cafeteria · • . KINION DR., GALLIPOLIS. OHIO PHONI 44681 ' NOT ALL- �' f ....nany $@ntlnel. Pomeroy· _Middleport. 0. Nov • . 19M ' .-------;~ Thanksgiving etting ~ Is Topic ol . Impressive Installation Service is An •mpress1ve mstal!atton for ne.,.. uffl('er:-. .... a s htld .,.,hen the Rull<~.nd .,, n~nd ly Gardeners met recent!\ 1:1t H the home ul Mrs Uor. <:~rnson ~r-: Vernon Weber . out gomg prt"Sident v.: as lnslaltmg offKer using 11owttr sv mbol Isms ~s she gaH· each offreer her charg-t' \Irs Wt'ber had prt>pure d C'or<>ag"s .,., h ch \he prPsenlt'tI to tht nev.ly lll 'lta lleu offtrers rm illd lng \Jtrs Ho~~t;:trd Bm h H f1f'ld presidtnt Mrs Don alriSOn \ICe P'"'denl \lr s Fred 1\rl lram"" smet ar> and \Irs Carl \1 o ns rreasu~er ~Irs Harold Saut"r read the Saturda\ aL the verse ol tht> mr.onth and Nelsonville Met hodist Chu rch \lotlh \1.rs H.ubt>rl Snowdt-n tu make an arrdr1gement fur the meetmg " rs Ralph J~ rv1 ~ wa s also ... vot t'ii mlo membership ~rs Bm·hfteld had a dtsphl\ ot t~utumn \eavl's ,., htch tn cludrd several unu~ual spec I uma tncludJng a kumqua1 lt>af I he arr angement munlh \o\J~ made bv M1ots ttreHarnson and .... as t om posed u1 1\e-athl"r ct.l v.oud and drrt'd leaves \tembt-r" held a bulh eX< hange tnwel rn~ durmg the evenmg The P"" br,.r gh t b\ Mrs II eber ""' won Mrs Ro10ald Wrllram• and the door p1r zt' "as v.:on b' ~1rs H1rrhtreld fhe next rntte tmg Mr~ ;o~,:la~;~,;:.s ~:,l~om::~hl~; °' NewI Member w med. t is. tt" e '"9 e rsonal . . . Devotions Conducted for Rutland Garden Club ,,rersona I. . . ~ Class The November meeting ~en tre • ' • p e co 1m b0 omeroyc u One new member, MI11 of the Happ\ Harvesters class of In Middleport lne Jordan, as welcomed mto In Pomeroy ~ the Federated church was heid i Joe Young Jr and son, Joey the Pomeroy Home ~r 1:1nd Mrs HoWtird Erie- Fndav evemng at the church of Woodsfield visited over the hon Club when they met at tht wem ol Columbu!! and Mr and with Mrl! Gladys Cuckler and k d h h f ther J A home of Mrl! Dorotha E \1 B t f M 1dd lewee en Wit a Young ' Mrs ~ ur on o Mrs Everett Da1ley as hostess· 1Young Sr and IsMrs zie. port wt're Thursday evemng dm- es I Mtk~ Archer Middleport Sen Betty Miller opened the ner KUt~ts uf Mr anu Mrs Cllf Mr s Hen.ry Retbel pf'f.·udent, lo.r Band Dlum MaJor, pre- meetmg by readtng a poem ford Leilhell and Roger lcondurled the meeting whJch ented a Uwrlmg routme wtth l entitled , Autumn" and l\.1r aud \lrs William Neutz opened wrth the prayer from the :he band forming a picture ruce 'Jeffords r~ad scripture lmg and Ml s Chades Eskew year book tn umson c Thanks- frame as he performed for from Matthew 6 Roll call was 1 let \ Sa 111 turda\ for a VISit m C:h l glvlng' v.as the topiC of the the last time as drum major l food for a Thanksgl.vtng dinnerh M d Mrs M B 1 J f " •ld wn d rn &n 1devot ions led by d rs en z durtttg the fmal band show The December meeUng b 1 eago 1 5 eMrry 0~ s ~n 1~ 1 f C 1 m Wolfe who al so rea a poem f!rtd ay evenmg fhe band play- be at the home of Betty Rete 0 0 b 1ss 1gah l~::rokend w1th uher 1 The Perfect Day b " f ed the Sousa March, "The A turkey dinner and Christmas us :;pen t e wet> Durrng t~ us1ness sessJOn, Stars and Stnpes" durmg party wllh a dollar g1 t ex· m11ther Mrs Odetta P1erott1 a th<.mk you note wns read from Mikes performance [Change will be held. The proMr •nd Mrs 1\rllram t.ru•• Mrs l J Ebmbach for now MrssCaroiScoll st udentnurst , gram IS to be uoder the dtreC· er ul Lancaster were week end ['"' sent on her weddtng annr at Holzer flospr tal School of uon of Wrlovene Zurcher. gutsls of hrs paren ts, Mr and versary Mrs Lows Retbel re· t th week end l Th 1 ed wtth 11 ~ 5 Holland Neutzhng 1 d on the three school g1rts Nursmg spen e M and I e meetmg was c os :\lrs Donald Holter or Hunt· I po:t~ h sented at World Wl lh her parenls, r I prayer by Evelyn Clark, G EUBt Men ~~~: H F 'dare afler whlcb the =.o1:;: ladlea turned ay In theltr thank olfermg boxes. OfOSWs S,C 5 Prayer by the Rev Menzel .. .. Smith closed the meeUns after Member• ot the wsws of the which refreshments were serEnterprise EUB Church were guests Friday evenlng of the EUB Men at the EntervrLse Church Ralph Spencer, president, conducted a short busmess sesslon, whJch opened with the hymn " Tell It To Jesus" led by Thomas Bentz follow~ by prayer by Frank Amott The report of the •ecretary and treasurer was given by Ed King "Muchas Gracia• , , .. 0 0 (Thank You God) was the to lc of the ro ram resented the ladt:. !.lh Jrs Bentz a leader Jeremtah ' 18 1 6 was read b)' the leader, followed by the hymn "Have ~ Thoma~ ved wer~ by the men Mr Attendlnl and Mrs Ed IGng, wnl be held s Mr and Mrs James WJll, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bentz' Rev• and Mrs Menzel Snuth, Carl Jennings, Ralph Spencer, Frank Arnott, Emmett WIU, Mrs Phil~ lp Smith ' and Miss Ellza.bel:b Davis - ;;ME=ET..-;;TO""NI"G;o;;;RT;;; There wdl be a meetingh the Middleport Senior Mot en 1 Monday evenmg 1n the high school cafeterta All sen or mothers are urged CORRECTION Mr and Mrs p Sadhu Sam. 1 uel of Nellore, Indta, w U speak at the Pomeroy F1rst Baptist or t~~ttend. Snowden wes named to reprt> the Junclub e eonsandserv the weekend s, 1,gonarrangmgandmakingcenterlf 1ve e talk and demonstration I"'============--"'"==--...--.-.....;;;, sent the el ub on a tount\ com lOUI'-e tu the membets atten d· ar M1erand '\1rs Cla1r Boso and !Ltons chatrman for Mr and Mrs w1th CltfJ 1his rrd paren Stumbo mlllee to plan the ( ounl\ mg faml ly of !.real Bend vt sited the remamder of the year were d f m•l Chnstmas FlowN28 Shim to bt> Satmday ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS held 1\'uve mber and 29 at D p '-lillh 1 het mother, Mrs 1I named for theG luncheons M I anl\l r a anJ Mrs Michael Er- pl~ees made two beauliful 1 G t''iS te fll erson Mrss Maud rueser, rs wm and son, Scott, of Belpre, usmg mums, glar.ls, and greenFOR EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS the Pomerov Elemf nt n HriJII' Quiz ri'Pll Mr anJ Mrs \1arvln Knder 1B Wted and Mr .'l Max Mem and Don Erwm of Columbus, I ery 6lld showed four LIDSUual School H\ Ro., {.o/pmmr lilf (olumbus we1e wee kend lharl were named as the noml· we.re weekend guests of tht!lr decoratwns Mr Film, Camera Supplies and Accessories Mrs Don Hal mon PI o B1bl qurz was con- guests of hi s father, Ra ymond I n,nmg cum mtttee It wa s voted pal ents Mr and Mrs Chest I Rees gave some very hrelp>futll gram chatrman wt dlstnhutrd HocJ Coleman 1i Krrder and M vts1ted h1s mother lsuggeslJOl1S on the raislDg of nrw \earbooks t.• tl1e grolht' up duA ~t~d b\e 1H 1t I Ito p::~y $1.000 on the work f bemg t h er Erwm the p b tenan West at Veterans emorta osp a done on the mterm:r o e :..,tr Joe Young Jr and son, plants ana thelf care h met I The Juey, of 1\oodsfteld, th On the agende lor" the next 0 ram toveJ s Announcement Sunday evenmg at the church I K d d M and I bemg sponsore nc spent the weekend WI 18 four months IS repa1r of smaU 1 made of the fall Drstr rct 'the nreetmg ""' opened wtth and 'Peggy on parents Mrs appliances, upholstermg; and Meetmg of the Ohw Ass u< ra the srng mg of the h} mn , Near Iand Mlcheel all of Columbus I edka~ f tnbule and assist I Mr J A Young an ot er e self Improvement m regard to lion of Gardt>n Club'\ to be held the Cross \\llh Edrth Hap- ICallmg 111 the afternoon were : ~r: p~/t~rmhart, MIS C\e- at1ves L1et, exercise, hatr and comat the pranu Br\1 Hap Mr and Mrs Els.... udh D!ll and jland Hmes and Mrs I B Weed I Gtlbert Ervm of Columbusl plection care, tonstal l read the sc rrpture a~d granddaughter Roberta Larkm::d were welcomed back a[\er un Is VISJlmg With hiS Sister, Mrs The aftern~n was d C:.~~~ ~~ a ston: "Ruth" Wll S grven JY and ~r and Mrs John Krrder l·:~bsence due to lllrwss \\I Itram Hobson a 1d borther 1makmg wall P aques an POMEROV OHIO Hm ( olrman and Joetla and John of Ches ' Plans we1e mad e for a pl.?n and Sl.':il~r m law, Mr and Mrs !1mas decoratiOnJ TONIGHT & TUESDAY TP:>m members lak mg part In ter Hnad ned ro\ieied dish ( lu lstm<ts rlm l eslle Enm Others etten mg were Jo$hue Loqan ' l the Hrble qur7 w1 re Co nn 1e I ner and part\ WI th a It gtrt ex Mr s lllhan McGhee has re- abeth Well, Nelhe Hayes LI d B S , Alb t W "ENSIGN PULVER " ' Bmhrwr ran rov,.n, ue D br-r 4 with the turned from a months vacation era agner. (Techntcolor ; v K U1 I and Rultl .... rr; k I chHnge on ecem I -----a ~ 1~re~ s Fur r~ast ""or l!r Burl lves nue RobE'rt Walker 1 1meflt Lobe furmshed Mrs Dalt' 't'.rth relat1ves m West V~tgtn· Walter Matthau Tommy An nErll !.ace~·. te<Jm ulneEd 111 .olrsflau I Tu.SpPflk on Fritltt.v I Smrth will be program chair t<~ Kentw ky al'd lennessee Sand!> Mllll e Perkms Kay l er lllptonstal ap 1 '1 h 1 M "I ed her Representatl'ves of 1 B 1 Mtss Dorothy Barnett a man and Mrs Ph1 '~em ar Mrs C\• 1ee accompan1 d I Medford Nobod~ eo,er foul· 1 tunsla lltwoan Tt am Kat w ev , f1eld worker for the Women s devot10nal lea der A letter ~I stet .m d Jam1ly • Mrs Idad 1 Club~t at Meeting ed up the fleet hke Emng:n tram Olle wasar dr Pulvt!r see hts <'OIIN•tiOon of ptn ups tnvf'r ftghlt>r lclared the y,. rnner '!lie closmg OrviSion of Chnstran ServlrP trorn Harold Hess wa\ rea~ to Nt>ll ot Fla twoods,M· Ky ~n I I Representatives from each spec1allst m SNA.FU ~ the Garden clubs In If;:~~~ ~ ~ prayer wa s gl\ien b\ th e He-v of the Methodist 0Jur<:h Will the elass by Mrs Hen Neu tz mg her son, Mr. and IS Colornrtoons Ho"'arrt RuppPlt OthPrs pre-s- be guest speaker at a mf'ett ng (,a mes were played v.tlh pw Nt>l l ot Camden, letn •h w o attended the Regional t> nt Wf:'l t> Mr i:i lld Mrs Paul ~' ndav, Nov 13 at 2 p m at es aw ar ded tu Mtss Freda Gruc eiime to Mrddleport or er of the OhiO AssocJatmn of Weo •nd THuRSOA v Hl.l]Jtonslall eounselOi s the Rut land Method Js l Chwr h j .,er MJs C J F.bersbnch ~rlss Ml:. C H Nerghborgall of den clubs held at the Methodist November 11 12. NOT OPEN She has worked tn Hawaii Ko l l'helrna (,ruesc r and Mrs - e Hunnngtun \\ Va Is the gues~ church ln Nelsonville, Saturdey ---Jea Phlhpptnes and Ja(lan l<md Hmes :ifter whH h a df's ol her .S isler, MIS M. C. W•l They were Mrs Charles C FitDAY and SATURDAY MEET TONIGHT A soctal hour .,.,11! follow m st>!l eoune was served by tht' so1r I Lewis, regwnal director; Mrs Navember 13-14 '55 DAYS AT PEKING" The WSCS of Heath Metho- the rhurch UasemPnt All mt er-, host e~ses I M1s Clrffonl Enm and Mrs Robert Lewis, president; Mrs c I'E'c hnrc olor J 1 women of the ~:ommum Frt'd .Sduo<:~lh or Br,dgeport, l John Terrell, Mrs C L. C'ha11tnn Hr ~ 1on Ava (;:ml dt st C:hurdl v,.Jll meet Monday iestffi Visit Elberfelds Camera Department on the first floor w Vu vJsiled m Middleport on, Mrs Allard Pratt and Mrs hf'l Davtcl N1H n Flor.t Rub levenmg at 7 30 p m at the 11Y are mvtted to attend See and learn about all the many models !n mo\le \:Sffi !'!On .lohn lrf'land f...pn r. f'11 n I church Mr s JAmes Euler and I eras - 35 mm Cameras - Instamahc Cameras that load With Mrs R c Sansbury and Leo Bryan, o( the Wtnding Trarl Paul I ukas Elr za bet h St>llu1 s m seconds - the movte pro-Jector - the shde projector Mrs Jack Berhtle are devo- 1 p · C" otllf'r fnends lclub; Mrs Jack Robson, pre~'HColorcartoon (and Elberfelds cari"V aU of the models m stock for your IIwnal and progrom leaders rogrum I.S -,tvPn M1 ss Maxme Bennett has re 1dent; Mrs W A Draltel Mrs quick selection) - Screens - developing suppllf'l'l - f1l 1 -SUN MON , TUES ters - flash bulbs - all ktnds of film Cor movie and st11l Hos!esses will be Mrs M E The Ohto AIAh!phaD ltEpsKilon R t Wears Eblrn a re tmned to Columbus after spend- IGerald Wildermuth, Mrs Phil Nov. 15-1617 I B Chapter of p a e a ap- i\11r:s I a d lh h ' Will Mrs Ralph cameras - albums - slide trays - carrytDi: cases Dowson Mrs Ga en rown 1 1 1 W d11 d t lh h nt brrde .... as guest of honor mg several ays WI er par I Iamson, "WHAT A WAY TO GO" flash guns - floodlights - proJector bulbs ~ And best ne e 'sffay a Re 11 omde eel h 'er 'hursday evemng : ents Mr and M1 s Charles more and Mrs Jed Webster Sr Ne.,.,man, .Mt!thum, MacLame 1Mrs Harry Chesher and Miss paf of aU you can save money In the camera defartment. at o 8 ermce 11o man u an a a s ow 1 ' th T 1 ht 1 b d Mrs Elberfelds Why don't you make 1t a pom to vtsJt Fneda Faehnle. An mterestrng program ot at the Rock Sprmgs Method1st 1 Bennett followmg roat sur- w11g . c u , an ld . M Elberfelds Camera Department nght Away ( 11 R d I gery Jn October les Persinger, pres ent, rs 'Summer Postscripts" was l churrh wtlh Mls \\ol tam. e.· , p t L Mitch who ts Fred Blaettn&1', Mrs L 0 Karr, presented by Elma Louks af- ford Mrs Hal old Black-ton, I v ' arry ' ~-~el nd M L ter .,.,hu.' h a salad course wa s[ Mr!i • Belly Leon::>rd Mrs Ho~ llstutJOnfed atf Ft dStyofe,av~a' IS Mrs EJbe~sb~ch of ~e P~:er:; bv the hostess ert Burdette, Mrs Edgar A~.~- Jere or a Jve a Plans JAoere made to bnng I boll and M1 s Normun Weyers- hls parents, Mr · and 1 for needy ch ild re n to the 1mlller the hostess1•s I Perry Mitch. Rb H December meetmg Attendmg Games were played under dl Mr and Mrs o ert un 1 were Jean Alkire Elleen Buck, rect•on of Mrs. Leonard with ! nel, Mr. Brad Hudson and Mrs I Elma Louks Betty Ptckens Ed· pr!Zf'S awa1ded to Mrs .l<lHV'S IJonald Geary were m R 1 c r ' na Pnre Frances Robert s 'Non Evans Mrs Edgar Abbott an d mon d, Va, tlus past week ga Roberts, Helen F Smllh, Ml s F'r.mk Shane I VISit Donald GellfY, a .:.:''d~:~~ l l Goldte Story and Maxme Wto-1 Aftrr the honored guest open- 1patient at the Richmond grtt ed he! gtrts refreshments were ! erans Hospital Spring: served from o table w1th white Mrs C R. Gilbert of SERVICE SET cover and a centerpiece of ye~ ~ f1eld, OhiO, spent the POINT PLEASANT - Funer- low ~.:hr~santhemums wtth her sister and bn>tll!,.4tl-'l serv1ce for Mrs. Marie Edna A\1endmg were the abo" e ; law, Mr. aud Mrs Leo Kennr,·'l IT,haro., 78, 104 - 7th Street, I and Mrs Paul Wears, Pam and ldy. ~, ~~:~ ~ ~ Pleasant was held today I Chnsty Evans Mrs. Walter Miss Sarah Bechtle, a 'Q.!8 1 \Monday) 2 p m at the Mohr . wears M1s Edith Abbott, at the Columbus Bustness Stevens Funeral Home With the \ Mrs Amos Leonard, Mrs Lew- vers1ty, was the weekend g~esll C S Thompson off1c1at- 1s Grueser, Mrs Raymond of her parents, Mr. anQ mg Bunal will foJlo.., m the Mrs Wilham Grueser, Mrs Jack Bechtle and son, Dwrrelil. !I Beale Chapel cemetery. ton Ehhn, Mrs. Norman H~:~\:;1 Mrs Tharp died suddenly Mrs Oores A1 nold, Mrs. I TO MEET 'fUESDAY of an apparent heart Radford and Stephome, shGppmg In Hem v Arnold, Mrs H All members of the SaUsbury Pleasant Bt>arhs, Mary Lou Radford, PTA are ssked. to meet in the lt--==--=--===="1! thy AbboU and Butch and Frank school hbrary Tuesday at 1 p. 1 IATT INSULATION KITCHEN CAIINEJS Shane m to plan for the fa11 festival. HEADQUARTERS Pte-frrushed Btrch ldoal lor intulating Sendmg g1fts were Mrs Ali- Chatrmen are to report on the • corling1. Eaty to apply. AII S1zes ery Goeglem, Mrs. Arlee Abbott, \ progress of their booth. FOR ... • Mrs Charles Ebhn Jr , Bertha =-ao .. 3lc •• " and R1lla Lew1s, Mrs. Levi Part- I .... IGW, Mrs Homer Radford, Mrs 1 W A. Morgan, Mrs. W llb u r 1 Ba1Iey, Mrs Scott Folmer, Mrs Me.xme Arnold and Susanna, Paulme Michael Mrs MiUard VanMeter, Mrs. Rollm Radford, Middleport, 0. Mrs. Arnold Snowden and Mr and Mrs Fred Goegleln, Chr~stmas ~~~~~~~~.~~;';o~P:;:,·,~~~;~nll~~ ~~~~ter Youtl:e~~lowshrp ~a: mS~~d~;,dd:;n;~,;~;tsa~~ ~1~~·r ohurch b~zaha: a~~e dh:~~~' ° ~::"~rc '~::or:" N~v~~~:n::n ~:sth:n;~~rc~ 0~10~ Ro~ert hRer~e:: I ~;;_;;;_;,.;_--==--===ltonstall MEIGS THEATRE ~ Recent Bride js Honored Guest At Shower Event 1 ELBERFELDS in POMEROY I I II I ~~ ~~a•, $16.75 !F.;:.......,............-.... FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES • BAKER FURNITURE ~ANI LING Solid wood, plywood or composition. Wide ooloction. ·~ As low as., JSic FLOOR TILl Asphalt, vinyl or rubber. Wide color, pa-n range. 11 Aslowat... C ,q. · 15 Specials This Week CIILING TILl Acoustic or nan-acouJot lie. Wide ranee of pat- terns. As low aa • • • • l St sq. ft Bevel Siding 14'hc oq. It, Partition Lumber 7" x 4" _ _ 9c ft. Shelving Lumber 121f2c fl. Flush Doors frOlll $5.75 Wollboard 4'x8' $1.92 .----"FREE"-__, HEARING TEST end Hearing Aid Check-Up •• II'IP rour home In the rlthl protecttoal • • •• A riDdn ltDIMcJb!M I.,.,..IICII PvkJ " It ,_ .... """"' lliiJ . . CCIII!plttl llftl'llclcJw AT 211% SAVIIIGSI La Salle Hotel, Middleport ""-. ... ,. ....... Clllodq HMI MW!tl ..... . _• • • WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 2-5 P.M. DILES RADIOEAR LY 1.. 5~ 245 I. ltoto 11. Albano, 0. V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency •• • . •• ,• Shop in your Community It's the friendly thing to dol Buy at neighbor-owned and staffed local stores. Your patronage helps provide them with jobs, keeps the econpmy moving aheadll WY24440 Pomerot' W'EA'J'HEB Fair toolKhl BDd oooler. Low ..UJht ..~. VOL XVI NO. 178 ~ 'f'tlJm ' . ' ., United I at TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1964 FIVE CENTS I ~~~erq!\l,j,!))~l I WASHINGTON _ D E Mo. crattc leaders laid plans today to safeguard their big new House maJonty agamst revival of the conservative coallhon that Once held a death gnp on liberal Iegtslet10n Thelf present mtentlon ,.... Mayor Lee Smith of Middle pollee protection, street crew!!, "The time IS now not next tduce annual sa~mgs of $1776 l ~:~tely Mayor Smith named Way- IS estimated to cost about $14,- lhoald Jtllppen .. 11M......,. port Monday rught proposed hea-~ leaf gathering, maybe even the month when we have to do l He further proposed h1kmg l ne Gtbbons chairman, and Zer- 500 eqWpmeat. V} salary cuts for himself and lights, or find the money else- somethmg 1\leyor Smlth sa1d 1 fees 1n sU<:h areas as for haul kle and Chff Stumbo members The voiWlteer f1re company CouncJt agreed, also, 81 k other elected offlctaJs, together where we must have " He proposed reducmg h1s own mg perm1ts lnow $5 annually), of a commzttee to rome back has agreed to kick m $6,000 1t did tn the case of the new flrl&. With strong upward revlswns of The financial crls1s has been salary from $1 200 annually to for tax1cab hcenses (now $'l5 1 Nov 23 With defmJte proposals has on hand, sell two old fire aid truck firemen are ~ fees for public servlces to reo- deepenmg for fiVe years. wtth $600 mamtmmng the clerk trea- annually 1. for peddler pernut:s l m ordmance form trucks, and conduct fund r&s· through public contributtorll aacl turn the town to flnancJal health the drammg of the general fund surer salary at $1 200 annually , (now Sl eac hl for advertismg LIKE PUMPER IDEA mg proJects fHr Jie llalan~ ov- fund raising projecbl of tbeir His suggestmns were made mto police department and oth aatt was scheduled to go up by with hundbills or sohc1hng, and 1 Ear4fl, collllC.ll approved a er a three year J>€flud own that no restrictions will at November s first regular er funds as revenues decreased $300 Jan 1 when the derk and ot he1 s 1resol~ accepting specif1ca- , Dehvery ts expected next be placed by councd on where meeting of counc1l which also and expenses went up Council ! treasurer jobs are to be com 1 He proposed a large mcrease 1 tJOns on a proposed new tnple sprmg B1ds Will be mv1ted at the eq1.upment Js to go m ,..,.... acted on a number of other last summer took ftrst steps to btmed by ordmance approved m fees permtttlng politiCians to combmahon pumper fJrc truck 1j once mg the public 1 public s sue~ correct this dram by reductng last year (treasurer no.,., gets place posters throughout town, offered by Fireman Bob FJ ~her The equipment wltl have a T1tle to all the equJpmeat .11 He found the move neces- pohce protectoln and el1mmat- $444 annually ) Further coun- whtch have to be removed by e.ccompamed b} Don Mi lls and 1,000 gallon 18uk, designed to be vested 1n the Vlll&,e. sa r} he sa1d because the vot- mg vacatmn and SICk leaves for cilmen who rece1ve up to $96 town labor at taxpa}er expense Bob Byer It has been agreed on a chassis suited for rural LEVEE PROPOSAL 1 1 Wilham D Childs, chairmu ers last Tul!sday turned down appomted employes Last annually, or $4 per meetmt~: up after elertion. council w1ll earmark lt:o~: fire work II will meet all requJl'f-.. 1 the two mt\1 utility levy month the restr1ctrons were eag... j to 24 meetmgs \\Ill be redured Although Counedman John contract revenue w1th outlymg ments for 1n-lown semce .. of the Planmng Comnussion, and . It's up to us" he said, ed The hght assessment Will to $1 per meelm,l\ Zerkle proposed acc-eptance of for three }lt'ars to that Middleport will be doubly Jack Welch, manager of t .k I either to cut OOck everythmg, remain m effect I These adjustments would pro- the sa lary reductiOns 1mmed1 help pa .. for the pumper which protected in cue something Columbus and Southern 0 hi o - --· -Electric Co , representin1 &be Middleport Chamber of Com-merce, asked for a resolutloa ~ • ........... .. Met•. . . . . . ,. --~ -~ Lawmakers to Slash Own Salaries \ ~ "f/.... ' 'lOW YOU KMW' " PCIMEROV-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO - A~:u;J BRIEt , · ·:·,.. 'WIRE NEWS ~ • e Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeka. No~ro:! ~\.:~: mgton W \a spen t the week· ~o~m:or~y P"Day from the M~ar;~uiS~~~~, a fre shman IR~~e~f 1 ':{;;h;{'.~s ~~ower ::o: T~:~d~~~ ~~y th~,~~tc were ~thu;~ :.u~ayins~:~e:~~o!~ ~~:~n<'ho~:rs~1r:served a dessert ~ndk.,.,llhan~rut~:~ ~~:ttv~~vtght l chulth ·Ah It<port w:_ g:;e~ho~ at Ken t State Umverstty, spetnt : ln Racme was present to given by Mrs James Wdl , Miss 20 as previously announced. 1 • I to restore the "21-day rule" by whtch foot-dragging Ill the pow erful House Rules Committee was curbed durmg tht Blst CooIS I~ubd1V1s10ns £ Listings 0 ~~~~b~h::·~~so"term~:r~;~ Houses for Rent PIanned L • IatOfS Attack ThOfllY I SSUeS · ;;o~~~:;,;np,:~~'a;fth:nJ:: egiS may Uberahze the vttal Ways 1 dleport levees and Means Comm1ttee by add1 They potnted out that so Pft' 8 mg two or three Democratic ROBERT TENENBAUM tm t d 1 d d b 1cent matching state funds are I y pom en .!1 rna e s nee a spe- In Cleve1an an the esta !Ish- der of the sa lanes of common acres of land adjacent to Interbl members to reflect the btgger I United Press International dal sessiOn or the General As-' ment of <l slate medical school ple<Js and probate judges IS state 70 to OhiO UmversJty for avalla e through hte State WaDemocratJC 1n the COLUMBUS UP!) Th bl ~; ('d I t De T Id terways CommiSSion for lucia H I edmaJOrity C 1 ( opened as rem ' mTheof'pay o raise bills provided pa1d of a branch J oust e ect on Nov 3 Pomeroy Mayor har es r~e. General Assembly Itse sem ber Y au,oourn latt byb the t count1es on a popu- constructiOn I I Improvements A tentatJve r an, I te d the help of bis on as 5 ege sub t to p gar voun ere lit f er spectal sesswn Monday and tm· r No btlls were Introduced on for substanttal mcrea.es for 1 Average pay htkes for county - Implement the $500 million! i'c ~p rova 1 by the 1tate 5 WASIDNGTON - REPLUB· office to mh akeh mgoo "paryt- mediately Jumped mto the redrstr1ctmg but the House Judges or the supreme t ou .. t, 1oiftcJals would be about $3 000 highway bond 1ssue approved ! me udesblrekaymg brtck on the a · thorny problems ol congresswn· Elections an d "ed · · by the voter. ramp flood ac toppmg llcan conservatives fought a one who for as rent ouscs Monda r durmg r era 1 Relatrnns courts of appeals, common but some oftrcwls m lhe largest the May prt· futur' , du so that 10 deklylng aclton today agamst ments I t 1 0 I rh Pom at redtslrtctmg, pay ratse• for Commttlee held one sessron to pleas and probate courts counttes would get ratses of mary ~ sf won t amage It, demands by GOP moderates for the arbmee0 e ce and county offrctals and / begm thrashing out the prob-' The chtef )ustrce of the Ohw more than $20,1100 per year Provtde for the 5ale of $80 msta ationt 0 1 a changeover m the party lead- eroy ' am er ommer estabhshmg two new state !em and scheduled another one I Supreme Court would receiVe The county pay mcrease bdi l milhon m highway bonds foc mentsl m s epfs ea mboag •--•· ersh>p followmg tis crushmg Mayor Legar satd he has 1schools 1 for t od ay 132 000 $10 000 above Ins pres· ' applied to auditors, treasurers, 1constructron and rebmldmg of msta d lotion th . o the t ~ 1 electiOn defeat been m(ormed that new work- 1 The House, meetmg for less I Red1strtctmg was the only Ienl salary Judges of the high Icommon pleas court clerks major artenes : u~ ere 1963 sedmrrov:'" ld 11 1 ers are expected at the Racme than an hour, heard the mtro- 1maJOr tssue to be heard m com , court would get an mcrease shenffs re~.:orders, comffilss10n: -Change the payment dates a so were propo or 0 called Locks and dam Site early next : duchon o( 15 bills and sent mltlee on the fn st day ol the from $20 1100 to $30 000 , ers, prosecutmg attorneys, I Continued 0n Pago 2) 1for the gross pre!lllum tax on for a Waltmg penod of calm year and already some of them most of them to comm1ttee to sessmn Sa lanes of Judges of the one1 s and engmeers fore1gn msuranee compames to ness 1n party ranks Sen Carl are seekmg housmg It 1s behev I begin the task of w h 1 p p 1 n g1 Avoid Aetlon On School!! courts ol appea ls would JUmp I House Offered Other Bill!! Iprovide Lhe state w1th $15 mil T. CurtiS, R·Neb. floor monag ed thai from 5tJ0.600 workers them mto shape for floor aC·i The House EducatiOn Com· , from $!8,000 to $28 000, whrte l Other meo sures Introduced m lion on a one hme ba>!s ' er for Sen. Barry M. Gotdwat wtll be employed at the srle tion mrttee met to dtscuss a rules the states share of the salartes the House m Monday's openmg Trghten rules for drsposal of 1 er at the San Franctsco conven- when operations are started on 'l he senate recetved only four change for trammg mstitutes, of probate and common pleas sessron would oil field wast•s to prevent pol· lion, Said the "period of ('J3Im I 1:1 iull-scale Inew hillS then confirmed a but avOided tackhng the crea- ]udges .... ould bt! Increased to - Permit Be I m 0 n I County lutwn of water '" Olt dnllmg should last through the holl. h long ltst of gubernalortal ap· :tlon of a new state umverstty $11000 from $7,000 The remam commiSSioners to transfer 29; tContmued On Page 21 I I I I col~ 1 I reJ~ 1~ - ~ state 1hg~ts, :::'~t'::i 1 Con~~rvative leade~s ~r I I 1 1 l d~~~:h~;::l~~;;i::e~[:f~l Gov F1"shert.o_V _t:si·t- Lt"ons-- ------·-·--I, . * * .. * i Gran dJury Fm • ds Many Voting Flaws days" JOHNSON CITY, TEX. mg for housmg, the mayors of- , • j ffl ~ ;,- ~ "-(~-.w:?: 71"1-{ ~~~ "' ':.f' President Johnson concentrat- 1flee will be avabtlable for thts I • PT PLEASANT - Tht two1 tod d0 th COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Jomos A. Rhodes uld month eddefe?seaybttdongeptaanrlllBd paichwtnng up' purpose," satd Legar ! d debberatton< of •.. the ty I today he Will call on the special legialetive session to r gran Jury m ~a~on \.oun frl ct1on among NATO aII res m Persons hav tng houses Or · ' the t-lslature. d F ( p .rl t 1 th p ro L -• k With a demand h a 1 J Ed act on <r•apportionment ,f Rhodes ad· ended Monday f.ar • rang:Jng cab met • level t partmPnts for rent may call the I war os er, rest en . o e orne y I 0 ns ed fo11owlng rec*lpt of I lette .. from -Hovu .$pewk•r.. 1 ~gqn be _ta en ae-amst w at 1t I , 0 ff t have tt listed club, today announced the comtng offtcral vrstt of the Roger Cloud, R·DoGrelf in which Cfoud nid he "foil , behoved to be f!'•gr:mt lfoltltloM talk requested L10n1 District Governor, Arthur E Ftshet Lron Ftsller persuaded to suggest" oddtng re•pportionmont to tho of rhe sptrlt of the West Vir· Secretary of State Dean Rusk Ipersons a1so 1o con tact the of ~ 1 will luncheon agenda. gm a absenlee vtomg Jaw of F d be \the d speaker h h Watdthe dclub N b meetmg ll t at the 1 andd McGeorge Bundy, pres [free and have the property re- I el eh c urc -_!_noon Cloud also suggested submitting any constitutional 11963 I e~tial spec1al assistant on na moved from the hstmg when 1t .1on r ts er !J one 0 e amendment drafted by the present 105th legislature S1gnPd bv Jack C Hlggms, 1 D1stnct Governors who super- bers of the Pomeroy L l on s bona! securtty t~ffaJrs, were I to the Oh1o voters at the Mn, 19651 primary elections. Ifor"'man and the other memscheduled. to fly to the LBJ l's Cham rentebed r p rest den t J ac k Car vtse the actmttes of more than 1 Club ond matters pertammg Rhodes indicated he would not propose any partf. bers 11 made thesf' polnts tswn· L d hto Ranch to JOID m the meehngs I d od t d 18 300 L1ons Clubs arnund the 1 mns a mm1stretJon an t e cular approach to reapportionment, but would Jeaye mamed 1 Jahnson Js trymgt o keep his Isey also urge a go 0 f ~en the matter to the legislature. 1 " We feel, from the mat0 · world H1s D•slrtct comprises I L1ons great program of hu1966 bud&et below the $100 btl- ance for the meetmg t ~~ ?JJ L10ns Clubs in a ten county mamtanan servtce I~s reported to us dunng a lion dollar mark He hopes to Iroy merchaniS today ; C area of Southern and The Ltons Clubs' spectal m!S· ' ,. : bnef mvestrgatton, that durme trim waste from the defense P m at Crows Town anth ern Oh10 which mclude!:! Me1gs l Sion Is the promotion o[ good W k "'""' , , {:- -,., ,., 1h1s pasl elect1on the absentee budget to lmance programs to llry restaurant to plap e Vl· f count) He IS Records Control government and gond crtrzen· Cbtef ol Pohro Herb Gilkey j votmg priVIlege was openly and make hit: "great SOCiety a s Cbnstmas promotJonR Supervisor att he Federal Re- sh1p, the development of CIVIC j bas proof of teera-ager honesty 1 flagrantly abused, and used by 1 really I Atlendmg were Franklm 1 JZ formatory 10 Chillicothe I educalronal soc1a\ and mural In Middleport a great number of people who • er, Jack Kerr, Allen Hart ey, f He IS a member of the Ch!l "ellare of the communtly and 1 , 0 On U('f I were not entttled tu tt"s use, Ted Dowme, Btll Dowme, Btll llcothe I wns Club and has natton and to help creole and . He ~ill swear to It In Har· ' m vtolatron ot both the spirit BURBANK, CAUF. - A Grueser, Bob Jacobs, Bob Gant, l held the o! Dtrector Sec- / foster a spml of generous con. [ •ales for the 't•d· I old Dallas LigbUoot, age 13 • and he mten of he law. search resumes today for the \John William Blaettnar, Bob retan 1st VrcePrestdent and i Slderation among lh< peoples , port Football Banquet to fmbman at MHS, son of The most prevalent ol wile of Frank Sinatra's ptanlst, Wmgelt. AI Leonard, Mayor Le. Presr·d~nt He has aLso held 1 of the world" The slogan of the ' be hefd Thursday, Nov 12 Maggte Lightfoot. aDd gnn•· whrch Jrregularutes are ao folmissing in a mudsbde that lgar and Carsey. I the ofr•ces of Zone Chairman, I International Assouahor. of are lagging, Drew Webster Post No 39 or son of Mr aud Mn. Dallas lows 1 damaged her borne ••d nearly and Deputy Dtslnct Governor. Lmns Clubs ts Ltbertv lntelllThiS banquet Is sponsOred 1 The Amencon Legro" wrll con L.ghtfoot, wrth wbom h• re· 1 The reasons fnr being 11111 1 trapped her husband and 171 and was elected District Gover. gence, Our NatJon s Safetv" by tbe Mtddleport • Pomeroy 1duct a short serv1ce In observ side,, of the county on election day 1 year-old daughter OSier nor at the DJstrtct Convention Its motto JS • We Serve ' Rotarians and the Middleport I ance or Veterans Dav at the Young Harold found the blll- as gJven by many people in WHliam Mtl1er, 49, Sinatm's I hfld m Chillicothe last May f The Pomeroy Lions Club Is an F1reme-n I Court House m observance on fold of Mary We-lls, Mill-St., orde-r to vote absentee ballot.l 111 pi&Dist for many years, was Durmg h1s offiCial v1s1t he ectlve umt of the International I Wednesday NmPmher 11 at 11 about 8 p.m the appt:oar questionable 1a thie jured seT!ously Monday wilf brmg to the local Lrons a Assocrahon of Lwns Clubs, and The commit•.. In charge a m All Legronarres •ho Sidewalk along South Third • I respect, out of the firot four teying to save his wife, report on the International Con I ts de<hcated to commumty bet- 1 would apreciate those Intend- can partlctpate are requestt:d St lo It was about $100 JD hundred so vot1ng over OM! 47; Their daughter, Funeral services lor Perley ventlon wh1ch he attended m I terment m all rls aspects: lo t lng to go to purchase thm to attend 1 currency. Tbe billfold was hundred of them stated they eSCilped by making a c. Mosler, 71, Long Bottom who Toronto, Canada and adviSe and nahorud and economic soc1al ttl'kets by Wednesday so that Reports g1ven al 1he retent turned 1n by Harold to Cb1ef .,.,ere gomg to Columbus, Ohio_ 1on election day 91J.minute climb over died Sunday at the Veterans ass>St PreSident Foster. Secre- and cultural progress and lo they will be able to ""mae Post meetmg were b) Charles Gilkey, dugo Mountains, Hospital In Richmond, Va , wtll tary Richard Chambers, and the promotiOn of fnternahonal probable attendance. Tickets >Swatzel on The fm '"Something llkt thiS happen· 1 2 Several people voting lbbe held Thurday at 2 p m the off1cers, directors and mem understtndmg and am1t} may be purcbasf'd from any Yanks Who Gave" dnve, and I lng makes me feel rwgbt) good Isentee ballots made more tbaa COLVMBUS - STATE '"'"" w1th bur1a\ m the Mt Ol1ve - - - - - - - Rotarian, Dutton's Drug, King Don Hunnel on the 1965 mem-1 about our youngsters," 1 b e one effort to twice, both Jtor Roger W Tracy dted Cemetery The Rev Douglas BUilders Supply, or Southern bersh1p du"Ve The 40 et 8 tra1n ch1ef said. m the CJrcuH Clerk's office aDd an apparent heart attack Circle w11l officiate. OhiO Electric Company_ ) w11J be m Pomeroy on Satur at the votmg preculCt, and ODf day night shorUy after he was He was born In Meigs county w o,.,. day , November 14th, ror the , person eo,en attempted to votlr forced to bread off • speech he the son of the late Edward and Etghth Drstmt s annual round· ' the state of Ohio alter hay. 10 was making at a two-day semi- Elizabeth Johnson Mosler. and 30 County Boys GR up of membership cards I I mg voted an absene-e ballot Ia Dar for state exammers here. was a veteran of World War I. The next meetmg ol Post 39 Mason Countv The Republican official apolo- SurviVOrs mclude a SISter, Jes. Hardwood Physirals Will be on November !6th at ' "3 One COnfined ill gfzed to the group for not befng sle Price, Long Bottom, and Thirty county boys rererved 7 30 p m Important measures I he couny J••l voted an abset\. able lo fmlsh, explamlng he several meces and nephews bosketball phystcals at the Gal·• will be brought on the floor at I Two men were sentenced and tee bollot, and three other to. felt ill, left the banquet Friends may call at !he Ar. . l!a County Health offrce Mon Ithts meetmg All members are two others were found nnt gutl· maes made appllcationo for and went to ao empty room Funeral home at Tup- 1 Ernestme WoOd, daughter of day urged to atteno, Comml:lnder I tv by Pomeroy Mayor Charles I absentee ballots which the the •arne floor of the botel. An pers Plams any tune prior to Mr and Mrs Ernest Wood of IGumlher satd Oue new mem· Le ., Monday afternoon on pet· Clerk refused to honor, ambulance was caUed, but be servJces, Harrisonville R D 1, was Eleven were from Kvger ber Clarence Frank has been ty gl h , A rumor was prevalent Ia died •· toG 1 H t••• c k dthe f ' ' arceny c arges 4 enrou., ran ospnamed wmner ol the !!1&4 ree an remammg 19 rom welcomed mto Jhe post our county that certain persa111 at 8 52 p. rn. He was 61 yean 3-Car Accident Metgs County Datry Prmcessl North Galha i The quartet hed been charg. were pard for each ·old. The other two rural schools, , SPEAKS ON SAFETY ed m connectron wtth the lhoft (Contmued On Page 2) Tracy, a native of Co1umbus, Reported by Police contest dunng a dinner meeting Hannan Trace and Southwestern 1 Cpl R E Mortme or the ot cigarettes from the Certified 1 was elected to I foUJ-year term Mrs Anna R Ebersbach, 504 of the Meigs Dairy Service Un· Will receive phys1cals later. IOh1o State Patrol spoke on Gas station on West Mam st m l ,f') " auditor In 1962. He had been Main-St. tried to yreld the tl at Salem center school on In oth..- news , 50 polio doses school bus safety and showed Pomeroy S. Ie , ~ defeated in 1958 by .Tosepb of way too much Monday Monday night weregiVenstSaturday'stmmun- 1a f1lm, ''Special Delivery," re-- Pearl Brooks .and Richard Ferguson In a race lor 11·27 am. accordmg to Porn. Mlas Wood wtll represent tzatlon chntr lated to hiS subject, belore the Hawley, both of Mtddlepor~ , • er. Tracy had served four pollee, causmg her car to Metgs county in the I} state ThE-re were 26 OPT's, four Pomeroy PTA Monday mght. pleaded guilty to the charge year terms as treasurer, as had involved in a three-vehlcle contest. She was one of the enDT s and 15 smallpoxs also giV One arrest reported by the pa- and Mayor Legar fined each 1 his father, Joseph T. Tracy, accident on Mulberry-Av trants family has a en 1 trol was James Snider, 54, Porn- 1$50 and costs Pomeroy Police Funeral serv1ce1 for Mr .. _Police said Mrs Eber5bach dall")' background. Alter"1'1e will The yearly total of polio vac· l eroy cited to Metgs court Frt· Chtef Jed Webster said both Charleo H. (Betty) Diehl, q. , LEOPOLDVILLE, TilE bil a car owned by Ute Jack- be Dlx1e Roush of Langsville cme " 3,873, while !,488 OPT's day charged wtth overload men are betng held aloo as par. of Pomeroy Rd who died .. go ·• British mercenary com· son Production Credit assocta· R D. t. have been admmiStrated ole Vlolalo" The olher t w o Me gs General oospltal 1 mand•r MaJ. MlcltaoJ Hoare lion In the lell rear which In Judgea fnr the cnntest were Melsa Genenl Hospital men who had been unphcated morning, will be held said Monday hls men killed struck a parked car own- Harry Barr, extenston Yeterana Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Mary Hasbar- tn the theft, Sidney L1ttle and at 2 p m at the Ewtng ; Nlcholu Olengo, oupreme by F.dward Timmons, Ann-st lSI at Oluo State University, ADMISSIONS- Mary H•mm, gen. Pomeroy Leser Wise, also of Mtddleporl Survtvors mclndo Iter m. t' 1 I.J)ry conunandar of the Officers said there who served as mam speaker; I MmersVllle, Arletta Pickens, ' DISCHARGES - Rev T A were found not guilty by Mayor band, Charles H.; two 80lltl, !!; nlst • backed rebela In was beavy damage to the car Janet Korn. WMPO, and ,Don· ERNESTINE WOOD Syracuse, Charles Pullins, Long Cleland, Racme, Demus Weber, Logar and released from cus- Is 8lld Charles, both 01 1 eastern Congo. drtven by Mrs. Eberobacb, ••· aid 1\fora, chairman. f th ars Bottom; Lawrence Hysell, Mid· ' Rutland tody. a brotlteJ·, J..t Virgo of Whl~ • led Con&ole,. troops tensfve damage to Ute Produc- In other actiVIty at the dla- servtce um1 or ree ye · dleport Vlqlnia and aeveral lllldet were closing In on the rebel Uoit Credit association car park· ner meeting, Paul llfoore of C E. Blakeslee, ~DISCHARGES- Mro. George LOCAL TEMPS MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS aunta Rev Eugene Gill 1 eaplial of StatlleyvlUe. The la· ed SiaTell, and Sutton Township, Donald Mora, p:;""enA d te Fields and daughter, New Hav- The temperature m Porn- Andrew Eugene Batey, 30 ftclate •. Burill ll! faU to !fie Chester, S]Jeaolle!d Sa· &a fe;!an r0f en; Mary Ann Weyersmlller, eroy s busmes, dtstrlct et II 15 Mlddle,port. semce station at- In Spnnp ctp'!!!!! was Ojlala, only 18 miiU No or- lem TOWDsblp, w.. - eleclecl to r • POmeroy a m. today was 511 de&rees, ltD- londlai.),M 8ett)r Jo Batey, caU ot If lbt ol dlnctGrtt of lba (Cottlinue<l OD P1111 3) Toill Numbet PalioDII - 30. der 1U11t1J t1kiu. 2$, MkltlllpOt"t. II '· Club Wednesday Ill Pomeroy I I ~hi~~:, ~~~~rs ~ I er~ Sout'reast~ ou~ I l<.~ge fethn~sl6a~~ve~er _ I I ~' ~ d~tcket ~fftces per}ey M • D b feW J e Sfef T ( d ~ Observances • ~ "" ~ I Servi'ce Set ~turday I o~ I 1 I I 1 MISS • w00d MeigSi • Dairy • prJncess • Co~fts I~~~~ (i''I>~Z""'M'\U'JW'~~r-t>'~ vot~ I Two Sentenced , On Conviction i ~rson I Mr n• hi Dies Tuesday who~ ~ 'l'burod9 ~ specla~ ~ I ~~ r•~. -~ ~ Yl!hlc~ anti~ ~ ~';;' ?n a'l:'n~ ":;ty "t;,;~ter w~ .~ 1 ~ ~~ ~~ ~tame ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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