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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 ~ �' \ . Far~ers Must Live with Abundance COLU~mus 0 .. Noo. Legislators liM GOP Went too far Right, 'Needs Centering'- Nixon Tackle Issues leoolhllll dooe. It aeema VfrJ (Contln ed From Page 1) .-.. unUte.IJ to me that farmen 0111 u · In Middleport upect to earn their rtgbtful '"'""!~thortze payment o1 $1 Mr. and Mn. Hobar! ~~:;:] ~NEW YO~K (UP!)- Fonner Vice Presld~t Rl~ard placo in the modern marketlnC each gallon of liquor sold into of GaliJpoUs were Ntxon said today the Republican party had ~one 'too 81 structure." I se uate fund . .[ gueall of their daughter right" and now ••roost of all needs some ~lSClpline" He ~ lftl'ooger marbt1na -tllmlnate the discoi.Dlt for famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rue to unify and concentrate on the 19611 congressiOnal elee> cooperau~es and bargaiDJ.oa: u- vendors whoJesalers and retail- ~ and children Sue and J 1' Uons. · aoclations sboultl bo coupled ers on , be one cent addlllooal Mrl WilHam Bradf~rd . has "The Republican party's national position must reprewith the ownership or I retail . tte tn . to her bom fte sent both tbe respectable and responsible right and the food chain. Cli~e it · t f tn· [re ndl the t ~responsible ultra-U6eral," be said "And I do not meaD erm P ~~men or s~ ng pas ee w the 'nut' left or the 'nut' rlgbt." creased quantities of materials ]wtth her IODa nd family , Mr. If jockeying for poisition for·- - - - - - - - -·:,!'!'hway eontracta already and the 1968 nominations "becomes In I'm oot beyODd ··-·It that. 111a111 .....,. llocltJ __ ..., necessary ·--·-· ""'""'ca1 Mrs. Garen s·--·b ~ ury, Mra. our -ment '"'~· dlvldconcom the now, party The naion's agricultural ca· [ cllanges In the Ohio Revised James Harley, Mrs. John Ktn. willin ?,nl~ixon ~d in an ex· '11lo former vi~ president, pabilit~s are an enormous ~sCode. caid, Mrs. Walter Hayes. the aga 1;e interview with United who DIWl"Owly Jolt the lHG et. " ' the free world, he aatd, Mlsleli Hallie IUld Nellie International. UQil to the late Pmldent John but we need to re-evaluate our Ide, Mlsa Anna n....n IUld Mlsa I him If b sald "My F Kennedy tool< swlpeo II lbo P'' ' farm programs: and oee . SS 00 Harrte llarte Smith of t be :1 •Is ';., help win of both Sen. Barry M. whol the fond and hber needs Middleport Gardea Club were the Houae for the ReptibUcans Goldwater and New York Gov. are m the Uruted Sl:-.s ~d "' (Continued From Page 1) m Nelooovllle Saturday to ~~ Nelson A. Rockefeller when he other parts of lilo world. COLUMBUS <UP!) _ Gov ments the state hoped to now been paid. Rhodes oald the . tend .the Fall Regional meeting tor of Canton were weekend said tbe GOP's future poslll011 In his aMual address, Weiler tod .k b t of Its needs . money formerly used to retirt ward wao !rom tho Obio Dairy· of District 11 of the Oblo As, t f b parenta Mr and alter Its crushing defeat list reminded , the delegates ~t ~ Ja:esa ~75R:~:n ca¢i'at~: eep ~By Boodt . tho!Je bonds would be used 1n man's AISOC:iatiOD for D.HJA: soclatJon of Garden Clubs. :~~ s;eral~ Rupe ~d Other week "must be the center.'' fi cod Th bo d . Rhodee the capital improvements pro- Other awards included the Sll Sondoy guests of the Rev. and I ti "It must not awing from far presenl •heat and feed gram po q programs end after the 1965 crop provernents bond issue winathn t 'de newld bn fil3sue~ from gram ver and Bronze certifcatel to Mrs. Clyde BarUett and child· reMa veands . Mr Robert Reibel right to far left In tbit cam· 18lion from current .revenues f ou e nBilt $20 mil- Th • $275 million issue would ""'Id C• Mora of . ,cu n....mew.v for. ren, Martha • J a mes and Becky • r.t th s.kend 1n Colum- pa' ..n the party's · posiUon and year and new Iarm Iegls th S8l • wou t UQQ8 ......, 0 0 will almost surely be con- new taxes, w1th most . e curren revenues up e . his cattle. Also giVen recogm- were thelr son and family, Mr. spen . e w~ -e ' " sidered by the new Congress. money for higher education, lion a year. This was the same include $1.45- n:tU~on for ~: tion for the achievement of and Mrs. Clyde E. Bartlett and bus With relabves. image was too far right. Ohio farmers have supported new and mental tbelr bents were Albert Park· children, Cheryl, Diana, Mike, volunla~ land retirement pro- al factlilies. ru~~ bon~~ bonds w~h have technical institutes. er, John P. McCoy, C. M. Cindy and Carolyn of Klrkengra~ns m the past and they are The governor also announced Headley, Harold carnahan, Nor. ville, ~o. agam recommended by _the ~~- he has asked the legislature to man G. Rose, James N. Smith, Denms Weber, son of Mr. icy development comm1ttee lS submit a constitutional amendC. K- Knowles, James F . Glb- and Mrs. Vernon Weber of Rut. the tenLative resolutions to be ment calling for reapportionson, ArvU Holter. Paul Moore, land, wns released from Meigs dcbatl:'d Wednesday. ment of the Ohio House of Rep' Wayne Roush, Earl Dean, Da- General Hospital Monday where Weller said the federation ~- resentatives. This was ln line • vid Koblent, John Colwell, Dan he has been treated for pneupects Hubert Humphre~,~Jce with court decisions ordering S~th, ~ene Yosty Doug}':" mania for the past several days. -- - that each member of the bouse by Helen Bottel Cu·cle, Wilbur Parker, David Mrs. Tom Rue and daughter, represent about the same nwn· Nease, Virgil Atkins, the Housh Sue, were business visitors in ber of persons. ASK ..\~-LAWYER rsurance companies.) -H. Brothers, . and Edson Roush.. Columbu.'l Saturday. Looking for WARNING Entertainment at the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thoms of a &ift with a Rhodes in a news conference] Dear Hei:n: t ltlt was provided by Sally Mora, Manda Ohio were dinner personal U also proposed a constitutional I am 111 .;:; =men w tu- Dear Helen: Patty Koblent, Sharon Holtre, guests Sunda; of her sls!er, Mrs. touch? Then amendment to create a state ~· t~o ga~. ( 8 I:~ rna ~ This is not a letter of com- Ann Holter and Jenny Dean. Ethel French. focus your (Continued From Page l) agency to help finance indus- pid, ~eJng 3 man.) ~ agr plaint or one seeking advice, Reports were given by gee. Miss Connie See of Flatrock attention on levee downriver in front of the · trial development . A s.imil~r j to abide by your d on. but one I think a good many retary Paul Moore, Treasw-er W. Va. spent the weekend wLth band80me photo porReed property. I law enact~ at the governor s Let's say you <meaning a girls should read, Virgil King, COBA Technician -her aunt and uncle, Mr. and 1 traits of it was believed volunteer suggestion m 1963 was rul~ un- person ) are at a party in some- M sister di reed b h Clair Woode, and a production Mrs. Joe Turner, Mr. Birdie yo-urself, to lebor could account for part of constitutional by the Ohio su~ ' one else's home. You tight a vo er f US· testing :report by VirgU Atkins. See aod SOil, Johnny, and Ken8 8 K(ve to the local share of expense To- preme Court. [cigarette, take a puff 1)1' two shsome. .dli_2'ears ladgo °U~ David Koblet headed tbe no- neth See of Flatrock were also 1 . . nd I It h tr man e sat ~~~e cou no ve . un· c mmtttee for elect S d f M d "-· friends ancl· tal estimated co st was set at ~ Rhodes said the state tn the a pace on an as ay 'thout Sh.e lived ith him 85 n_una g_ o guess un ay o r. an 1m;:;, relatives. $2[.803,25. ~ past had spent $10-20 million which is on a fine piec~ of furni· : co~ubine _ he ~ad a wife. tion of directors to the unit. ~er and accompanied Con· Arrange a Childs pointed out there is ,un an Additions and Better- ! ture. Then you are dtstract~. . John P. M~oy, preslden!ru~f me to her home .. 1lttiUI IOOD heavy demand for boal servic-1ments appropriation which went end you ~o nut thereafter. ptck Last month she di~, and lov. the Meigs Dauy Service : Pvt. James MIIJ~, who ls with our ing areas in the Ohio River be- , mostly for improving existing up the cagarette. It contmues er boy, . who never d1d the de- welcomed ~e group to the ev here for a )eave Wllh his p~r­ expertal twre n Marietta and Hunti ngton . i structures with few new build-; to burn, fall~ off the tray and cent thm~, called up and told ent after dinner was served ~ ents, Mr. end Mrs. Myron Mil~ Ht' suggested some of o1e faril- \ ings erected. · burns the . .fu~lture, leaving . us to clami the body, as be the Salem Center PTA ~d Car_ ler, spen~ the weekend at Kent iites here could be used to ad· an ugly, dtsftgunng mark. would not bear the expense of rol Pierce had given the mvoca State Umverslty as the guest of vunt<Jge in the Leading Creek , M a i n t e n a n c e should . be The girls say you are not to the funeral. tion. Tom Rall, who is a sophomore · , na pro)·~t when it is com· ' charged to the' 4ally o~rating ~ blame ; that it is an accident, bo fl at Kent. nlar " 'd rate b he! d Lover y never sent owers , M pir ted by the U. S. Engineers. Icosts, he sal , , ' , a sepa could not e ped an you th did r. and Mrs. Howa rd Er1e. program of ·M,e.tta'l .amprove•. should be ·excused · or came to e wake, nor ' wine of Columbus were over· No~e loferlt~e ~ prover:.nts, l_.... ... 7~_· l' I say you are ~nty of care- he attend the funeral. Then night guests last week of Mr. ~s stJpu at m . e reso u lon, ~ less ~nd negligent conduct, that, one day my busband and I got and Mrs. E. M. Burton. IS to encumber VIllage funds by lea·"·· the clgaretto unat- • call from blm to pick up her I Mr and Mra. Joe McKay and Th.:- y . would be made. however, · · · --~· .. tended the natural ind proba- pe" onal th'1ngs at the apart· children Cindy Sally and Voc· on village property . 1 ~ ·~-· ~:::'C'. l ble codsequence of your act IS ment they had together • When :-oA>IE BOARD !bet it wlll fall off the ash tray we got there, another woman ASK TO WED 1 Mavor Smlth. after t wo1 d b thl and that met us at the door one who . . of sear ch"mg, off er ed 1 (Continued From Page 1) an . • . SANT - Two oou- 1 X, had taken my s1ster's fuonlhs th hurnsome. ngh, 1 place A Cub Scout Pow Wow, I Tea PT• PLEA Call For Sitting · f h h · oug a grac1ous os ess e · . . d In Cnb b 1 the names o t ree men w o .•! h h She gave us her few things in for the ladtes mtereste p es ave made app11cat1ons for have agreed to serve on the brought Into both party p()l~ti- cus~ youd· you · :v~ 9 own a cardboard box. Lover boy Scoutlng and a seminar for m8l'rlage llcenses in the office In Time for Chriot• 0: Board of Public Affairs until cal headquarters who would cast hee ess ts~e~ar ~ ! was too busy to see 09 . men in cub leadership wiD be of the County Clerk. Applying 1 m11. Allow Four members can be elected at the an absentee ballot, and . ~hat i manners, an e peso 8 gs the highligllts of Cub Scout Ern.. were..JIID'illt{>n Ross Roush, 20, next general election (N o v. the workers ~t the PQhtical i of anoth~r. ~ow •• all you young gob! who . phasis Week In the Tri-State Letart;~~. am~" :e.amtyb. Sue VanWulcs for Delivery 1!l65l. They are George Mein- ' headquarters paid many of 1 The guls are ad~lts: have thtnk 'Love conquers all," re- Area Councll, November 8 to 14. Matre-••a.J t:Mnm't'"MRICI)UD- .. hart, Reuben Collins, and Wai· these people, ~ho w~re roun~: 1~ood taste . a~d upbrmgmg, end, member please, lf you sell George c. Fricke!, Assistant Na- wortb-Gtrtnthel~-"26, ,.. Syi-3~use: ter Bunce. led up, for casung theJr ballot ' m my opJnmn, should know yourself cheap, only a ebeap- tlonal Director of the Cub Scoot· Ohio aAd · D9J.uul::~~,ean ,-Duncan.,. Co ed th • ' better than to argue their ]·skate will want you S ~ ;;: ""· nf .. · · unc 11 approv e apBelow are some of the chan~ . . A d I . THEIR opin· . . ing Service or the Boy coots .w, nanro • pointments. tbus settin1ln mocommended · , ~lew. n ' In My husband and I were the of America wilJ bring some of ·- - - - lioa tbe off!rial agency to lm· 'ges re · 1 10 ~· ~uld. kno7 ~ter than to only ones al the funeral. :-..1 .C. the latest Ideas and terbnlques PUT OUT FIRE Open Ev..,lngs By Appointment plement the Sewer rate The period f~ voting an e:ab· 1ta e e VlewHHU' e_:_ BHUC P. to the local organization. Middleport Firemen were nance. sentee ballot m person should 1 How. sa~; · S te Dear Helen: On Wednesday, November 11 summoned at 3:45 p. m. Mon220 E. Main St. PomeroY, 0. Council discussed other min-: be lessened to ten days except j <me~mn_g ~oke.~ but ha 1 1 I have two sons, ages seven at 7:30 P. m . the Cubmasters, day to extinguish & brush fire 01. traffic and street prob\~ms, 1 for people in the armed ser· : ~e e~~~~- ers ), and nine, and need help. The Assistant Cubmasters, Pack oo•n~R~t..Y_7_'n~e~a~r~th~.e:_W~onder~~B~ar~.~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'..,.J and referred all to commttlee .vices; those away at school or ?r " ·k " , nne-year-old and his friend al- Committee members, Webelos for further recommendations. icollege. and those away on of· , 1 d s~y as Ia t:a7e~, . ~· · so nie, coslatly mistreat the Den leaders, Den Dads, fathers Council authoried Mayor , ficial business. i c"pt th you letter heed eli- smaller boy, ad are very mean of CUb Scouts and CommissionSmith to sign a Ieese with the i f b t ballot can ~~rt t a I yo~r e er ea .n : to him in all ways. It's sad, be· ers, will meet at the American Texaco Co., for certain proper- Be or~ an a sen ee . say , co en to y~ur vlew cause he'd do anythlng to win Legion Home 1421 Sixth Avety a! it s City lee and Fuel Co., l~e obtamed, the. per :ron reque~t- · pomt. It s pure negllgence to big brother's favor . They take nue, Huntingt~n. outlet, Park-St., calling for a . mg the ballot shall s~ate Y' wander of£ from a Ugh ted ci~- advantage of this and are all The ladies tea will take place rent increase trom $lOO to $l50 is worn [acts that he_wtll be out arelte, not only because 1t the more hateful. t 1. 30 Th sd af.. 0 1 annually, and the addition of a 1 the state on elecllon va:! \ may fall_ from the tray and Would It be wrong to .me to the small parrel or ad jacent land 1:V 111 be unable to cast s bu_r fur~ture. but because no- sneakily keep my oldest son Anderson • Newcomb Dept. between the railroad tracks and m person at the polls.. . lht~g stJ~ worse than a smol· from seeing his friend wtW he Store as host. Their third floor the river . The lease is for five 1 B a ll o t CommtssJOners dermg Clg. People guilty h~re, and his brother are on better auditorium will be the assemyears with options to renew for ' should be .~ul.red to have the 1 are usually the ty~ most like- terms? I know It would never bly place for Den Mothen, As· 2l rnore years in five year in- same quahftcahons and ~e sub- i ly to ,loove glass rings, on the do to tell either of the boys sJstent Den Mothers, mothers 1 crernents. ject to the same rest~tC!Jons as 1end ~bles. They aren t popU· why. I don't want to make them of Cub Scouts and all other in· Zerkle proposed councll inform a poll cl~rk or co_mmtssJoRer of Jar wtth hostesses. (or fu-e in- meaner than they already are . terested ladies. A fine program retail mercnants Middleport thf' Plect~on. precmct, and to It just doesn't seem fair that has been planned. could not altord to give free take a Similar oath. the oldest boy should hove so The Pow Wow, a training parking meters at Christmas . - -·- ---much help In browbeating his program for men and women time this year. He did not insist · ure to yield right of way and brother. -8NEAKY MOM. serving in CUb leadership will when oth<!r councilmen. main· running a slop sign, one :acn 1 Dear Mom: take place on Saturday, Nov. ly Slwnbo, balked . The may· for failure to pay met~r ticket Your letter polnts up the 14 at the U. S. Army Reserve or' s report for October was and OWl, two for dtsturbing 1 great trouble with modern Armory, 1550 Spring Valley $531.90. i the peace, and one lor leaving UCCe8S 0 parenls: you've been so bam. Roed, with registration begtn. The clerk's report showed the 1 sr·ene of an accident. strung by psychology you're a· ning at 12:45 p. m. (k•lober besinning Dalance in Parking meter collections by MINNEAPOLJS, Minn. mPI) fraid to Acr. Stop trying to Visltors are welcome to an all operating funds at $22,977, thl' police department totaled A team of University of analyze reacUona and wade in of these progra1rul. wi1h $3 ,282 in the gent"ra l hmd. $1,336 in Ocober, end 560 tete- Minnesota surgeons has devel- with some ultimatums. Te 11 The CUb Scout Week Com· and an ending bttlance in all phone calls were answered. oped a new system of liver these two young bullies their mittee consists of Robert L. funds of $24,437, with $2,37~ in There we.re 11 overnight trans- . transplant whlcb lt believes may hatefulness has got to go or Bryant, Hunt;lngton; and C. D. the general fund . Largest sin· I ients housed at town J&il. !save many lives In the future. their friendship will! And di- Weaver, Ashland, Co-Cbairgie fund is the street mainten· Attending were the mayor, [· Dr. Karel B. Absolon said the rect you sneakineS& toward get. men; Oka CarlsoD, GalUpoBs; ance fund, with $16.l78 ending i councilmen Zerkle, Gibbons, new surgery - grafting a new ling seven-year-old frlend1 for Wilbur Olekson, Pt. Pleasant; balace 1can be used only for i Gene Harris and Stumbo, and ''extra" liver into a person your youngest so the older ones Wlley Christie and CU.fford Astreets ). 1 Clerk Gene Grate. while leavlng the patient's own won't have him underfoot to mos, AshlaDd; George B. Wil· Clerk Gene Crate said today, liver in place - should have tromp on. son, Chesapedei C. W. Ford, In clarifying a bripf discu ssion "tremendou1 appllcablllty" lnl J. G. Jenninf:. Dr. Frant Mo. Monday night aboUI fhe general liver ailment caseo. ' CEMETERY VANDAUZED ser, Michael R. Prestera and fund, that In date 1,.,744 has The assistant aurgery profeo- SAARBRUECKEN, Germany Harry Wolle, all ol HunUngtoo. come to that fund, that settle- I 01\IOTI(... tO tNTII'Iill OP 11or, who headed the team, an-- (UPII-Twenty gravestones ln ments and normal income up MEICil MASON ARIA nounced late Monday. the new the Jewish cemetery here were ARRIVES IN JAPAN to Jan . 1, 1965 may push it to tt1cn•ra • . ~n. •ue•_._ operation was performed on a overturned during the weekend, Airman Second Cleas Wtmam as high as $23,000. """'''~:."~~r!~':; e;:::;, ...,. dying l:J.month-old boy last police reported . Polit:t! said the D. Grueser, son Of Mr. and This was in reference, to an ,.., ., ""• 0 " .. "•u•v •ub'1""1,.. Tuesday. So far the child Is teo- vandalism probably was the Mrs. William T. Grueser of Cofftp•nv "U IIOI•cn•n~o St •""'•HIY • observation that In earher years .,,,,. 1u.1u., OH•c. '"""'' w• " cuperat1n1 1n "satisfactory coo- work of nuschlevous children. 480 Gnmt St., Middleport. hal The Rocket Actio• Carl the general fund would aver- ·t~~:!to!!•1 ~lt'-2 '!~11. . . dition." arrlvecffor duty at Y~ AB, age f25,000 annually. ;,:,.... •' ..,..... ert~• .. · It was the first Uve trans-~ FOURTH ESCAPE Japan. A weapona ~anle, The report or Fire Chief Rus-1 ~....... , ,...,.......,. . ..,~••two plant perlotmed at the unlversi- ROME tUPI) - Seventeen· he previously servod al \JcCoy tell Mills was accepted ss was ~::-,;~ ::-=~~ ·~:;, '"::~ ty, the first transplant of lt.s year-old Maleta: Fabiani escaped AFB, Fla. He 1& i araduatl of Chief of Pollee Herb Gilkey's. , . _..,.. .,._ 00, _ . . ltind anywhere and the first Monday from the Volterra reo Middleport High School. It Bhowed 11 arrests for lntoxi- c.rrw .,....,. .......... " .."" ~· time a thUd bu eome out of a formatory·for the fourth tlme in eatlon one for zhooting f l r e ~ .... "•' rn ,,v•.- " "" liver graft operation aUve. U weeks. In two of his prevl· OFFICE TO U.OSE eracbz.. one for assault and IJIIh ....,,. eftlw. ....... ... The operation wu performed ous attempts, yonng Fabiani The Colutnbia Gas Cotnpany .,., 17 . . ...... llel'ltftl d Klemz, son of was cap~ ··-· In Rome Bu.J:r bbattery, I four for speeding, six ..... of Ohio qfIice In Mid··-~ ~ ~ will 1 ., _,., ...... .,..... "...., ttlf'VI• on Uttle Tod for operatlnl. wIn. danger- ~Mr. IUld Mrs. Gll7 Klemz of slashing biB wrtota and jumpinl be closed 'I'Iturotlay In ollwv· - - - - - - · · · · - - - · - ·..- · - . - I I l i i · · · · - - - ' " " ' oua Jllllnntr, 11rt1 oocb I« fall- """ '"' ,_. ,,...,, .. _,.. Sl. Cloud. JoliDD, Into lba nber IUver, anco of. Velerani Dl.f, __ IUP!l - Farm· r presldent elect. to bave a lodvocated the purchue Ill Ollt ers musl learn ··to hve wilh strong voice in fann affaln in of the "billionaire retail food abundance, and keep this m the Johnson admialstration. fct>ains" .. a method Ill. attalnmind in the deveJopmenl and " We know that Humphrey is mg bacgalnlng power for the adoption of any rarm pr<r a strong supporter of. ~onner farm~r . gram." lhe president or :he cooperativ~s and barg~mmg a5- Th1s proposal will be voted OD Ohio Farm Bureau Federation sociaoons, Weller s~ud. by the delegate& Wednesday. said today . Governor Speak• Tonight Stanfiekl said the farmers D. H. Stanrield, executive , have the •financial muscle" to Wendell Weller or Urbana 1 vice president. Monday nighl ' make such a purchase "'and Ull'" told the delegates to the federa- ~ lion 's onnual meeting thalli is lime to take' new took a ·] farm programs. A k $275 M•ll• Rhodes S S I IOU c • I I F0 r apita mpro vements - · 1 ~o tura'ed • • 0: · ;",:!n;"~ ~~:,:.radford I Mi w t~. z.,... ::.. ~:te d ~ ~slllon u I p~i_s?Ds• hospit- ~ ~~~e ~sedand ~ P:~ c: :~: ~~~~-m~::hesunl:~rsl~or HELEN HELP us ' La\\makers tO ____________1 ~ I • C t Sa1arieS banJ I 1 . 1 1 I I pow Wow Tea ·wrth· ·· Grand.ld'§::: . . ·. ." . . . • d8 _. ..__-='·- ' Fln 1 - • ,.. • ' .. · ......., w·n Featore Emph'""""' • week """" ' ' ' 0: GROVER'S STUDIO I ordl- 1 a: °~ The New Tiny's Bargainland Building In Middleport f ~ay I~ern~on, PNo~~mb:r 12~r wt':l: ·1 The Opening of This New, Modern Shop ping Center O~'fers Us An Opportunity To . Extend VI armast Congratulations and Best Wishes to Jim Rickman, Mgr. e ( We have built and leased this modern· retail store to Tiny's Bargainland. With faith in the management, faith in the community and faith in the patronage for such a modern merchandising establishment, we look forward to a happy association. This prompts us to say once more "Congrotulations to All." Transplanting 1 1 1 Liver Proves S f l I I i I ITHE DAILY SENTINEl BEST WISHES From Mr. onrJ M ,. rs. rronlc S nedalcer Just a price that starts below 30 models with low-price names ...that's all! 1 .. G•/1;,./' rv II, . Oh·IO .ril•as . OLDSMOBILE rp :!:!!. :. The Rockets are rolli{tg...to ~ althorized Olclrilobile Quality llealer'al ORDER YOURS NOW ••• for earliest delivery! . m- - . . . p.... KARR & VAN ZANDT 'MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. .. . • • ;'- ' ·~,, . ,. ·- :, . ,_, v ......,. ', •• ' • ~--~------------------------------~-._..•;·> ... - . '. .. .;.. .... 77 k <:T·· &.+tor'[ '" _ .... .....,. .• • ~1~ • •. _ .. --..,-, ...,_.. ._ _ _r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _"""'"' �'Alabama·, Now Second . NEW YORK <UPI) - Ala· bama's Crimson Tide, the most consistent tea~ m !he Umted Press lnternauonal college foot· ball rulings. this season , edged : within 13 pomls of top • ranked : Notre Dame today. : Ill ballots from the 35 coaches onl speclively. Both hive perfect the UP! raung board. 8.0 records. . . Arkansas and .Nebras~a t~k Texa s. No. ~· and Mlchtgan, advantage of Ohm States m1s· No. 6, each cli~bed two pJa~es fortune to rnove up a notch to from the precedtng week, w~t~e !he thtrd and fourth spots, re. Oregon State (7-1) , the Paciftc • ' <AAWU) made the from 12~h . Ge<rg1a mth to knocked Belle Echo Pete IS Club s . AbsoIute w·mner Champton Conference leader, ! ranks by Tennessee, and Louis. riding a streak of three ..,. biggest advance - , iana Slate, which lost Its first secutive Big T!!l victories fn. to eighth . 1game to Alabama , slid from cludin& 1 21·7 upset of Purdve Tech dropped from ninth to loth . Saturd1y,v aulted from lith to ninth afler being Michigan State, which meets l llth . from the unbeaten Notre Dame next week and is Syracuse moved from lllh to Kypr Creek bukelbllll SEOAL and Gasser Wins SVAC Standmgs • 12th; Oreat111 ,_..,.. lllltl Jowi11t1 Green, CliO Ponteroy-Middleport. I ~. How long have you waited for your new Buick? · Too long. If you have an order in, your Buick's on its way. If you haven't, better hurry. · Choose your color, choose your model. Convertible? Coupe? Sedan? Station wagon? Order yours soon.We might have your favorite right here, right now. . Hurry. To your Buick dealer's. Special. Skylark. LeSabre.Wildcat. Electra 225. Riviera. The '65 Buicks are rolling again. I Johns~ ~: I r' H0Spl"tal NeWS I Bo'v many women begin dt•ying clothes automatically with a · flameles~ electric dryer? Bout of 10! 1 I I ) ., ' ~ tktlrlt C OLE Cl'lfiTif'lC .4.1'& Convert your home to electric heat now. Take advantage of this opportunity to save $150 when you redeem this sav<ngs certificate available at a Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Elec· tric Heating Dealer. -........ -~ -"' ~", ..... I 206-208 E. Main St. Mllil I ~ _ ,..t Ohla Power Company ollie• • ORDER CASH I I CASH LOAN Monlhly Payrnont LOAN Monthly Poyrnont $200 500 800 10.66 26.67 40.92 $1300 1500 1700 47.30 53.87 60.45 !I CASH SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S I 0nIy furnace backed by $500 bond ••• HORIZONTAl GAS IURIIACI $oooo . ,~ U MONTH TOMS Shop with cash. Save money. Pay bills. Have only one convenient monthly pay.. ment. Have more money for yourself. Call for cash ••• •• much aa ~2000. It's reasonable and confidential. 1/NANC/Nt; OHIO IEOPLI SINCE 1P 12 "10N11---- - - gollfteM pop~~lor BETT!R HOMES & ~~~OI~I:JNIOIIs . (retell YI_IU.1 $4.98 nch). ~ ~tw. ·09Df!IQQ!< 0 ,KANDYMAN'S lOOK 1!1;JAJtOI/f I~ C! D!CORAToft'S BOOK WY 2-2171 · 125 E. Main St. Bo~ Miller, Mgr. Alia Officeo In Gelllpolls •nd Athens .. IIIII-- _.- ._ ... ·I .. Wh at ma ',. ; e5 Dodge [aronet ~ · e new Dodge in history? Style, size, 51!1 I !.:J " CHASE HARDWARE I I would . . to hiYI1 without obliptlon, a free eatlm•te ot iDitlftlrlloa lAd OIM'IItlnr costs tOt" convertina: my pretent llamllo !!!!'.l!.ll tiKtrlc hHtint. I Urtdtrttlnd that 1 will recellethtBETifft HOMES & GARCENS book of my choice thleluhlf·frM. when ,ftlmttt Is mecre. (A Umllta time offe~ cuo~or~Wrs only.) ""Ol!lo- I I I 25 MONIH 111MI ... - ... · - ··--·--,· ..·· - ON is.~h~ed~.~~~:------------e~~~~~::iiiiii:=:=:::::=:::::z~~M~Hid~l:!epe;rt:!,~O. I Now by Phone I .. ..f.,.~')j:E-.E,...! ::~1~':.=~~~~" ' ha~e MEET TONIGHT The WSCS of the United Methodist church will meet tonight at 7:3() at the church, Mrs. E. E. Bryant will be devotional leader and Mrs. L. F . SchoenJeb, program chairman. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mrs. Glen Dill and Mrs K J. Tracy . · 1 STARK PHARMACY mondt<J lioctrlc Hootinr Dtllli wll ... ,..., wltfl. out COO) or oltllptlon, a wrltwn ~tfl'lltt of the_. of ln1t111ina electric heating 6n your .hOme. And, hi wl1euartnttt you ennu11 oper· atlnl cOitl tnd your aompfttt comfort from uslnr quiet c... n. dflft·frtt, CGnYenitnt tltctrfe keetlna:. ' • ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY I King Builders Supply Co. Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMIITED : Willard Taylor. Gallipolis, Ohio. DISCHARGED: Norman Lirving. Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. .John Bryant , Patriot, Ohio. A ft14dy KIIOwllt RICOm· " 1 B .... IIIIi - - - - ltLIECTAIC Graham. Ezec., J . Ira Barker, dec. to Leafy Chasteen, Lots. Rullttnd 1 1ra Barker , dec. to· Lucille Glell , Dwight Graham , Leafy Chasteen, cert. for Trans., Rut- SEIVIQ e ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE e VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE e SPRED SATIN e SPRED LATEX PAINT ° The fire department ""' able ] to extinguish the brush fire. . The acres burned was os land or Earl Carlile, Drew HaUield and Rose Pbtterson. SPECIAL OFFER! The soft glow of candlelight enhances any holiday set• ting. And now you can get 12·inch hand-dipped candles free at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's. With every 7 gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline, you get one attractive 12-inch tapered red candle. These candles are smokeless, dripless, and they won't fade. You'll want to get several for holiday d~orating in your home. Drive in at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's ~ · playing the "FREE CANDLE" sign. - ,_ ·-"' - "I ap- 1 fJA,VJt'WS lP.!ii!' to buy, so you sa't'e from the start! See the new modelt at your &pJ)Iiancf' ~tON' soon! Every day, more people give more reatont for '·· going electric! the CO. ~tland Wm. Ger DAY Jeg~~lato~ ~eal, I ftEATINO , •• and eostsle!!s to buy! lt'8 true! Flamele11l8 electric dryer• do eott for lrans., ONE 1 M,QDPNI'ZATION o""·ned an automalie elothes dryer, that's a good buyins hint for you. In fact, ] .011 women in The Electric Comttany area recent1y eom• pared rlothes dryer1, featUrf' for ft"alurf'*, and they gave Jot& of reasom, wh}· p]pc\rie dryers arP preferred: the way ~led ric driea elothes Huffier and eleaner, •. quicker ... and cooler ..• laotolo"'!er to Pauline Cornell, 3 and Me· tenth a<nli, Lebanon. Gay Circle to CarroJ E. Waugh, 80 acres, Rutland. Waid Kennedy, dec . to Floyd Kennedy, Carl Kennedy, cert. ond ------VALUABLE COUPON---------. 112 Eaot Moin St. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 w~: I I when you buy 7 gallons . Ashland Vitalized Gasoline) SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS :~n s~rvJved Johnson Flameless electric clothes dryers are first choice of 8 out of 10 women in this area! If you've nner •From "1,01 l lf'omf!n Rate AppliGh('e•," •f'UI-' htd•,.nJ•nt ttrulr in Tllf! ,.:J,.rlric Company aNa. 196.1. I Rt. 33 Acct'dent 1!11. · pleaded gmlty · 1 call upon you to use your land . driving while mtoxJcated when high office and exercise the 1. Ira Barker, dec .t o William LAUNDRYarraigned before Juslic f power you possess by mcludmg Gerald Graham , Cerl. for Trans. ..:.R'Y CLIANfNG Peace A M Good 'd 0 thts meter tn your call 1 . ' PT. PLEASANT - W i I l ie Rutland. WY 2-5421 PCMIROV sentenced to two ar;n special session,.. th .. West Columbia. suffered ; , , ;""iiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioii...,i: 1 5 fined $50 and costs :nd lie~~~ ' wrote.. mjurtes m a one car coi\Jston Shop Here For Home Improvement N..d1l revoked for SIX months sc . I Monday at 4·4.5 p m on Route Other arr d b f G I Gilmartm told Rhodes that he 3..1 at Clifton. win ws 1alg~e K ; ore ood· land his family vis1ted SIS at Neal was taken to Holzer hos· 1 Pleasee~e .e~~s. ·d aylor , Pt. Lancaster thifi summer pital sutrerlni from a fractured Charle~t~n ~:;I f' Lanh~~~ wish to tribute t the leg, .brUises and lacerations. Ac .. phenson , Jackson ·· M ~ staff at the psc~ool ,, he osaid cordm~ to ~e ~herlff'll depart· Wall R ' arqws .. nd ·1h . ' · ment mvesttgating the acci· 0 r~nce Nac~~vl:v~nsn~?od~ Lawd- a~e ;~lnge;~r~~s~nces, t~y dn , Nea~ apparently lost con-. ' u mg n an , ey can trol of h1 s vehicle. traveled 200 Clmton Vane Hughes, Pt . Pleas- w.Jth the "!~ager fund s we pro-- feet on the. berm of the highant , were each way , clipped oIf a UllY 1.1.1 poe, 1 costs d fmed $10 and v1de them I es: ~ 1 t~ th~ ch=~=nof Alma M. er to Lewis. H. Stuer, Helon to Perry Curtil, Sylvia Curtil, Sauer, Lot. Middleport Ul Acroo, Orona•· Jack L. ~---u, ~·-les L. William ' W. S•••...._, ---. """"".,_. .....,,.. Cornell. Judith E. CorneD, Wan. Crosby J . p 1 ' - ,-~ d-. to ~ u •• ""' ~· da Jackson , Gary V. JacUon. via Stone. pareels, Rutland. NeaIIDJUre . d lD , · . I I .... ~ 2'' RED BUSineSS • , lS Rou tlne , ,th . City Counct'} Jameo s. 0 ~ s~e 1 ~g che.rges. delivered to Pt. Pleasant Thanks Clte1 Overcrowding then lraveled 60 more fee t and MASON - Funeral ser vices giving week and he felt it was ryan erman Horton, overturned over a 30 foot em· for Samuel Reltmlre. who died a truck the city could certainly Durham, N. C. was fined. $~0 The Democrat sa1d that he bankment. early Sunday mor·ning at t h e lbe proud of ar.d cost~ on the rharge of tall- was sure that Rhodes was Neal 's 1957 Buick was demo!290 N. 2nd Ave . 1 .. When you have an residence of his brother . Henry, , Mayor Virgil Siders reported ure to vehicle under con- aware that the school " Is underinsurance claim, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m . on the work the lzaak Walton trol and Htc.hard .Lee Slack, Pt. staf.fed an~ overcrowded." -·-- - - --I nt the_ Foglesong Funeral home League was doing on the 22 ! Pieasant ,. 'J.as , fmed $25 .a?d Gilmarun .•aid th~t there are l re ax-play tennis! with mterment in Graham : acre park lake and stated a costs on a recklt.' SS drmng other r.ond.ttlons :-vhich must be We'll put oonelvee cemetery. Tht officiating minis-- , vote of thank ~ was due this cOOrge . co;.recled lmmedlateJy. in your eboee with ter will be Rev. Ralph Mohon- week to Lin Neal and VIrgil They have a dilapidated ey. Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant, for PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK swtmml.ng pool which he school ! He wa s born January 15. 1905. equipment and time SALES COMPANY authorities and the boys have , the Satufaay, Nov. 7, 1964 endeavored to repair , however, the son of the late Henry and ed to the land scaping of only • • ~arga~et Hudson Re.itmire, and lake banks. HOGS - 175 to 220 15 to 16.50: because o_f .red tape they do not Like: all Col~on heating prod ucts, th is honzontal Tr1m Boy Gas Furnace is backed ...'PIUOtuu.. IIIIIYIOI IS by t":o sisters, Mrs. The financial statement of Heavies 12 to Hi: F at Sows have suftclent funds to make by a $500 bond underwriting your Coleman Jim & Buclllm on Luctlle Lauderm!lt of ~orne- , the three city departments was 11.25 to 13; Plgs 3 to 8. th~ ~ce~ary r~palrs and., SUI_)· : a:ua rantee. It's the atrongest ruarantee tor Alent• PI roy, and Mrs . Thelma Elliot of given showi ng the following bal- CATTLE - Heifers 13 to 19 · plies, Gilmartm wrote . T_hts I any furnace-and it costs you nothinrextra! Pt. Pleasant , three broth ers, ances on October 31st· Fat Cows 10 t 14 25 · C , pool has been out of operatiOn With oil thtlo Coleman •xclvsive1 for extra John:'o':;~~;C~~::~~:~•ncy !Claude of Pom~roy; Harry of $6,030.59 ; Water Wor~. to LO : Bull s 1~ to. 14'50a~:: for the past two year_s .'' comfort convonie-nct: Middleport~ Ohio W~ 2-2903 Hartford . and Henry, with whom 1238.26 plu s $34.000 in the . Steers 14 to 20.50 · stock Hell- The solon also pOinted out 11 he made his home. Friends may I Sinking fund ; Sewage Disposal, ers 12 to 17.25; Stock S t e e r that the schoo.l was donated a , • Pool of Flame" Burners for cloontr, lint· call at the funeral home any $73,915.57 plus $34 ,000 in stale Calves 17 to 23 .50: Stock Hell· complete bowling alley, but the ; fru heat. tlme. · fund e C 1 equipment has ne.v er been used 1 r aves 14 10 18 ·50 · beca the · b "ld. · • Space.saving installation in attic, utility Present for the meeting were VEAL CALVES _ Tops 31 · h ~h re _Is no ut mg to ' room, crawlspace, basement. Muyor Siders. Clerk Mrs . A. E. Second s 28. 90 · Medium 18 t~ ouse co~heqlutupmdent. A k i • SupoHize heat exchanger for mor" ef.. n All C · .:x: oo n er tac I y orney C. J. ommon & Heavies 15 Gilmartin said thal ·· ·H In· fidtnt heat. lo 25 .50. doo r 1 nd a Hye r, Jo Ann Moore and cilmen, Hira m Daughtery r. rec~~~ tona a . gym· I is Rossi, Char les Cottrili ANSWERS CAL nas~l~ facihhes ar~ terrtble . In I I' . • L addttlon the s\eepmg quarter s m Hall , Jim Craddock, Tom . PT. PLEASANT - The local for the boys are a shame " Holland , Erenst Handley Char· f1re department answered a Th 1 · · 'd 1 F 1 d J S • t h R e ve1eran eg1s1a1or sa1 ~~ wer an . • . 0 uncan . ca 11 o t e edmond Ridge area . "we canno t possibly rehahiliLocutt Street Harold Ch•ri."Mgr. MlddiA~~~~rt, 0. - · ---- Monday morning where !.------.-----....,..;.;;::,::;;,_::::,:;;;,;.;:=,:.:.__,.......,...,...,.,;;;·;:.-;;~;,...1 - - - - - - , proximately 200 acres burned . • ·-···-· - - - Wouldnt you really rather have a Buicki Henderson, w. Va., Willie L.,; Neal, West Columbia, W. Va ., Eugene H. Newland, Mason, W. Va ., Lyle E . Chapman, Rt. t Middleport, Jean A. Durst, 4 East St., Pomeroy, Mrs. Everett M. Ba tes, Sr., Rl. l Pomr· roy, Mrs. Kenneth Herbert Romine, Rt . I Rutland, Mrs. Chester E . Well s, Rt . 2 Long Bottom , Edgar Dennison , Jack. · son, Mrs. Samuel F. Sturheon, Rt. 1 Winfield, W. Va ., • n d Christopher ·~. Osisck.i, Ripley. , W.Va. : Births ' Mrs. George F. SteWBrt, 957 1 Broadway, Midd leport, daugh - ~ 1ter. 3:56 p .m. Monday, Mr.r;;. ISrolt J . Wilkinson. 82 Cedar St., 1 son. 12:54 p.m. Monday. Mrs. : Donald M. Thaler . 12 Henkle Ave ., daughter, 1: 11 a .m. Mon- ' day. 1 Discharged Patient s recently discharged Included Mrs. Nellie West, Car· roll Deer. Mrs . M. F:. Sanders, Mrs. H. S. Smtih. Mrs, Katie Gothard , Mrs. T . E . :'vlanuel and Infant son, Mrs. T. B. Johnson E. and infant son, Mrs . D. Kapp and infant. son. Tilden Thacker. Mrs. Stella Young, I Mason DJe!il Sunday w ~~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~!:::.~H~e•~gh~ts;,~C~hi~ll~!c~oth~e,~A~kr:on~H:o· ban and Eucl!d 1 each. w:s ~ave BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. - e~e Which , of cour se, 1s true The. Buckeyes dn lead the Big Ten PT PLEASANT - Clly Counand do a shot at the Rose d l met last night in a short Bowl t~Ip, d es p 1 1 e having ses!don at Krodel Par~ clU'J· backed . mto that pos1twn ho use w1~h only routme mat1 No big lineup changes were ters commg bef~e It planned bv Woody . He promot- Councilman Ernest Handley ed sen1or Jerry Kasunlc to reported on his tnp to Battle starting defens 1ve tackle for his Creek, Michigan, la st week to play agam~t the Nlttany LJons tns~ct the new $25,000 pumpNorthwestern which ha s a 5-5 er f1r e truck being purchased record , broke ~ r1ve·game los. by the c1ty . Handley was ac· _ _:__ - - - - - . - compAmed on the tnp by F\re f Chief Paul Wood . Handley re. . Santue I R.e1tnur~ o por ted th e new t rue k would be ,, I •= w..k or way,"~heyers•dsded ftrmly tJ 11 A Threat • wa! a c ~bulles • Hayes ordered ing streak last week by edgtna pant·- •• well •• ever "Ucept l hard work for hiS mjury-rtddled w l th ISCOI'UI n as e Wildcats pve he doesn't have a teceJver like I COLUMBU team with most of the concenth 1r · !ration be in on . up e 8 " game! o stick to Poul Flatley IS he did when he S !UP!) - Rep. tate our boys under such condl· f ~ gettutg the of. the ground was a sophomore" Thoma • P. GUmartin, 0.. lions ." mov mg agai_n . I Buckeye Scout Esco Sarkkin· l It will be the [mal pme of Youngstown, Monday iuggeated He then utJed Rhodes to er~ ate bn llf chee~lng en sa id quarterback Tom My· the season for thP Wildcata that Cov · James A. Rhodea in-- place the BJS problem before H fused :f"e.ws. ·d~·e:v~ end Tom Kien. era of Troy, Ohio. wc:.s as good lwho wi ll field a team with aev~ elude the rehabmtatiOll of Boys the special sesion which began e re . to dwell Ions on uss, .sJ. em nmt' days with a I as ever but has been handl- en Ohioans as regulars There Industrial School at Lancaster Monday . lhe devastatmg 27..0 loss last lung InJury, ~as ~chedu\ed back capped by a bad ankle . iare l8 from the BuckeYe State I on lhe a~enda t? be handled b' . The Jchool and it.l officiall S~~urWday ~ Penn Stat~. onOfthe practice fudd today. He added that Myers was on the roster. the speclal sesston of the legi s· came under fire l.nt week fol· e obVIously were not that Northwestern , Hayes said : 1--·. ---~-------· lature 11ow·mg an mspec . 1.Jon by a group b d nd ·•w • 1 ---· a a a1so not as great as eve go to reiard Lhem as OW . , , . . of le l!lat some of us believed," he said . a resurge.nt ball club with I I ConvJct1on Gllmartm, ln • leiter to the I ort ''But not that bad." everything to win and nothing governor, said the Situation at to lose." Made by Court !he school ' Is an emergency , A moment's pause . " Maybe WI PT PI EASANT . condition and should be hsndled · · - Johnny as such '' they bo tter regard us the same Lowens Stewart Pt PI t · o1 111x - Wt~kUne. I cornXI! BUS !UP!) - "We'll be • •uch ' mu c h tmprov ed baII clu b by next Saturda . y, " oach WOody Hayes promised Monday a< he sent his Ohio St.ete foot baH team out to prepare fo; Northwestern. o., <UPn - Nov . 10, Suaer. Rodney !louer. MH Sou· Purd.. dropped !rOm 10111 to ~..ne,e tnmt with 1 pel' 14th and Florida State ttecl witll teCGN. iD. a lftb.plaoe tie. Purdue 1a1t: trll!k in 1Mb, Jtlcl. Btatet Auf.ur1, Soutbera ded to l&th pllce. ClllfGrnia IDCl UtP wwe1oeb4, Georgia ranllad No. 11 rut. up In 1 fouMfty t1M4 heat for lowed by Arizona Sla~ IIMIIIIb. _ coacb Jolla Wlckllae slid to- 4-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Nov. 10, 1984 dly bl1 191f4 sclleclal! CODtolao-.,.,. <lateo,lwo •• FIOBT REIULTI IIOCIIES1'ER, N.Y. (UPI) a relllllt of Colltoa HJsb ocbool By Ullllod Prell (D~ 'lbe Dnt JlliiU H. Ellery Alabama replace<i Ohio State ln second place fol\owmg Penn Sla!e's crushing 2Hl victocy ' SEOAL ALL GAMES . ov er the Buckeyes Sa lurday which tu mbled the Ohioas to ' TEAM W L T P OP belli dfiCOIIIIIUHJd, Opea dolel MANCHE8TI!lR, Ena. (UPJ) Award 111111 be live at tbe · seventh place in the UP! standBelle Echo Pete , owned by and children Christine and Bob- Logan .... 9 0 0 292 40 ill(:lllde Frlda1, Dec. II, FriChip JobDI<m, 112\!t Mltml, conciUiloD of tbe pnoent Amerings. Alabama ranke<i th ird the Joe Young, Sr .• Pomeroy RD, by : Mr . and Mrs . William Pomeroy ..... 8 I 0 152 80 day, Ju. :It, ..,0 Saturday, Fla., otopped Jlnt Cooper, 118\!t lclll lloctey Leque season to rir:-a month of tht> season and was ribboned as the absolute Buck and children Billy, Shelly, Wellston 7 2 0 160 106 Jan. 31. eo.Q Wld:llDe il Britaln (3). tilt iDdl'flduallll the news meadvanced to second two weeks winner and club cha mpion Sun· and Ricky; Mr . William Hamm, Jack son 6 3 0 144 96 Logan 's junior quarterback searching ftr epprtBHU oa dia Wbo most tD ago before returningt u third day when the Metgs County Mr . Rod Saure, Mr. and Mrs. Athens . .... 5 4 0 183 145 John Gasser won the !964 lbose dateo. For further "'" HILL, QUE, 0torp leaiU' progrta. last week. Beagle club held its Ihird annu- Henry Wells, Mrs. Madeline Middleport 3 5 I 145 141 SEOAL scoring tiele with Clareaee Cbuvalo, 210, C&nado, kaockttl Jmlery, 'IIIIo dletl lost 76 formation, c.U The Tide rallied to beat Lou- al Memorial Trial at the club· Evans, and children Kay and • Nelsonvllle 3 6 0 68 176 points according to final Ieag11e Tllompson, K)'let Creek priDo out Calvin Buller, 217, Pilla- WU the AIIL'o ll<!<fttal7 llid Jsi ana State 17-9 Satllrday to house and runnmg grounds Steven, Miss Sandy Wells, Mr. l Gallipolis . 0 9 0 49 194 figure s compiled this week . tipel or Celeb burch (S). publk:ity dlrletor. . clinch the Southeastern Confer· near Harrisonville. Allan Harris, Mr. WilHam Rey- 1 SEOAL ONLY The brilliant Chieft.ain QB / ence cha mpionship and ex tend nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Jim WoodtFinaH scored 12 touchdowns and four f• its winning streak to eighl. Activities began at 8 a.m. yard and daughter Debbie, Mr. TEAM W L T P OP extra point!i. ·'.;, Notre Dame 17-\J 1 lost two Judges. were Carey King, Rob· and Mrs. Sidney Roach , Mr. L0gan . . . . 7 0 0 226 34 Runnerups this fall were first-place votes from its toto I nf · ('t·t Bailey, and Robert Bowen. and Mrs. Robert Bowen, and Pomeroy ... . . 6 0 112 70 Logan's big fullback, Dale Bren· 21 a week ago but retoint'<l it.s I F. ld Ch . J h , Mr and Mrs. Robert Essex and Wellston .... . 5o :l 0 116 92 ring , and Athens fine all-around lata I of 329 polnl s to hold the P !e ~n~tonJ ~ nhson 5 chiidren Rob and Rick Jackson · · · .• 4 3 0 108 98 back Dick Adams, wlht 61: points. top "poL [or ~he seco~d wee k. otr;;~~e~:;~ th;ewin~e~s:~ Richard Rupe is club presi· AMiddl~hens .. .. .. . 3 4 0 130 127 Here's the top 10 league scar1 Alabam a received 10 f1rst·p1ace th 1- . h .1 E h dent; Robert Bowen, secretary . epor 2 ;> 0 102 134 ers : B U ·_ _ _ _ _ · e ~ tnc c ass. e e c o: Nelsonville ... 1 6 0 38 168 PLAYER-SCHOOL TD EP TP Pete, owned by Joe Young was BACK BY FRIDAY Gallipolis .. _ 0 7 0 31 140 Gasser, LHS ... 12 4 76 the wmner of the 13 inch _ TOTALS ... _. 211 1111 o 1163 j H B n1 LHS class and was the absolute win· CINCINNATI (UP!) - The N ren ng, .. • 8 14 62 ner and club cham pion The in C1ncmnat1 Royals expect Oscar Adams, AHS . • . • . . 9 8 62. ner of each class reo.::ei~·ed. 3 ~ro~ Robertson. to be able to pla~ TEA~VAC AL~ GAMES Ervin, WHS . . ..... 8 4 52 phy and ribbon . Place hounds Fr1day when the St. Lom s L T P OP Swindell. PHS .. .. , 8 2 50 . Hawks come to town Kyger Creek 9 0 0 278 22 Davi s, .JHS 3 2 50 rPceived nbbons. The Memor· · · · North Gallia 4 4 0 126 105 B dt 1 HS 12 . ial Troplt)' for the ab<olut . The stitches reqmred to close , . ran , > 4 36 · e wm· · d Racme 4 4 0 128 128 B. Wallace, MHS 5 6 36 rwr was nlso presented to Joe an eye llljUry were remove . ,. . . . ~ 0 12' 1'5 " . Monday and Robertson planned Eastern · .... 4 ... ... ':t Hummell , LHS 4 8 32 Young . · own Hannan Tr ace to work several days on h1s ·5 1 36 206 A. \\'aII ace, MHS . . 4 4 2l! At noon members and their. thi s week ,to regain his form . Southwestern 0 7 1 42 234 fam ilies and guests enjoyed a He was injured Nov . I in a THREE IRISH INJURED turkry dinner with ell the trim- game with the Detroit Pistons. SVAC ONL \' SOUTH BEND, Ind . <UPI) mmgs , Members and guests (Final) Halfback Bill Wilski and line· who ~ ! \ended the dinner were TEAM W L T P OP backers Jim Carroll and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Sr., Ohio H. S. Poll Kyger Creek 5 0 0 184 18 Lynch are on the injury list for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Jr ., CO Eastern . . . 4 1 0 110 40 Notre Dame and may not play and ~htldren Royena. Melanie, LUMBUS (UPI) - The North Gallia 3 2 0 86 62 against Michigan State on Sat· J United Press International Racine ... _.. 2 3 o 98 90 urday. nnd r ey ; Mr · ~nd Mrs. J 0 e Ohio high school football Hannan Trace 1 4 o 28 158 and Children Keneth, ratings (with first place votes Southwestern o 5 0 20 Mrs. franklin Hepp, Mr. and and won-lost rec<>rds in paren· TOTAlS EWERS NAMED DIRECTOR 16 1i 0 521 Beverly, an<( Larry, Mr. and theses)· FRIDAY'S GAMES: DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP!) -Dr. Mrs. George ~chanon, Mr. and · , Joseph R. Ewers of Blooming· Mrs . Franklin ' Hepp, Mr. and Team Points Lucesville at Gallipolis ton, Ind., will succeed Thomas P I 0 k Hill Mrs. Charles King, Mr. and Mrs . 1. Massillon (14) (9.0) 267 omeroy a a W. Crane as executive director W•··J b Carey King, Mrs. Leona T . 2. Canton McKly (51 (9.01 241 ers urg at Wellston of the Professional Golfers As· Smith , Mr s. guiah Evas , Mrs. 3. Elyria tl) {IJ..l) 163 York at Rutland sociation. Nora Johnson, Miss Sue Cr!·ner, 4. Spring. South 1) (9-0) 153 Hillsboro w 1 att JLogan k Ewers, an associate professor avery a ac son of business administration and ' Mr .:n1d Mrs. Richard R up e 5. Cincy Roger Bacon (7-1) 129 chi ldren Linda and Lor i, 6. Up. ArlingUln (2) (9-0) 127 assistant to the president at In. Bailey 7. Cincy Elder (5) (8-0) 122 diana Universitf, wiU join the and Mrs. Robert -- ~ 8. C!. St. Ignatius Ill (8.0) 69 PGA staff shortly afer he firs 9. Sandusky 8-1) 66 of the year. \ · 10. Columbus East (9.()) ~ Mrs. Mary Kerwood, M r s. Se<ond 10 IA!ams: ll . Louis· 5U YOUR lOtAL AUTIIORlZUI ~ OU.Ul. MITHGRlliD lUlCK II£AWI IN T~l$ ... REA :- - - - - - - - - - - - James Grant, Charles Eads, ville 37 ; 12. Mt. Vernon 33; 13. Entere<i Hospital N1le~ .. -23; 14. ~ayton Chami- Among those who entered Mrs. E. L. Wood, Mro. H. K. nade 22: 15, Xem~ 16; 16, War- Holzer hospital in the past 24 German, Ribyn Stevens, John ren 14: 17. Wyommg 12.: lB. Lo. hour. were Lloyd K. Ecker, M, Pape, Jr., Velma Sue Fos500 E. Main St., Pomeroy ter, John C. Seaton, Nancy Me· ~:!\:;;:;~ .gall (I) 11 ; 19. Zanesville, Ash· 638 Second Ave Mrs Hom Coy and William McCoy. land and 10 h Cleveland St. Joseph w. Johnson , 43 Neil A.ve., Mer rs. eac · . Effie Garland, Gallipolis, Here Others: Steubenville Central man L. Dillqn, 505 Pecan St., • Lo 9, Ptqua 7, Mtddletown 6; Can· Mrs Emma F Sha ton Centr~l, Cincinnati With- er River Rd ., Leona~erC. ~: row, Lo~am and Gahanna 5 bright, Rt. 1 Patriot, Russell each: Ltma, London . Toledo E. Hartley, Rt. 1 Ewingtoo C~ntral, Columbus Watterson, Mrs. Clinton Harry Conger' Fmdlay and Newark 4 each: Rt. 1 Ewington, Mlclulel A. Toledo Macomber and Loncas· Thomas, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, Mr~ ter 3 each; Rossford and Bar- Lui a c Mayes Henderson be~ton 2 .. each, Franklin Ve., M;s. Stephen D. Will~ms. SEO Scoring W'lth 76 pOintS 'we'II Be Better saturday·' -- Wo'"ody n~ilyRhodes Sen~ntl, 0' 1116H J:·E:c. ~= d-2.~~~ Asked lO Add·BJS D~~J~, R . s . I SeSSI.Oll epatr to pecta u• Seventh ~· UPI Poll; Buckeyes Drop to e I I I I I I I I I I I I The size is full. The seledion, large. The style, obvious. The savings? Fantastic. Every Coronel model (and there are 17) is prked lower than every comparable model of Ford and Chevrolet. And we mean a lot lower. The price savings are al least 104 doHars on the six-cylinder sedan • • • and as muc~ as 604 dollars an the VI spons convenlble, the Coronet SOO! That's savings in blat:k and .white and d01sn't even lndude the famous Dodge Boys' deal. Check it aut. The llvlngtst, stUingest, full-size Dodge in history-Coronet. It's the mast fat the least. .,.._ •fllllkM II Mtflllfltttlrii''S •lltdt4 rtftll ptletl Itt_.,....."Dt~l• tH f~ llltltlt,ucllnlvt tf llllt WIIII.MIIIrtit• c~fftll,sUtt lfllll INti ltus, If 'If· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. -·lll~/fit1iilii!~.ii~-1Siiliifli21i11Nifltn5iln'ii..~~~~~llll.______llllllll_ _ _ _lll'··I•,----~~M:IEP~Q~L~:PO~III:IT~,~Q~i-1 • • �1 " Woa 1 Lori I Won 1 Lost 1 WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMATION O&.U>WN . . S:OD I" ...... tlortd.llr CA.Nt :~ •m I OF [)a, 8ef.,or., PIJbJ~0.... 11... •oC~n A. • II OIIALITY I'WM f!Oit·~~lrllto ,,nt;t, ... 1M aea.ptaO 011 -. . . Da "' ~"' ......_ 1963 Chevrolet Impala • ~UUI 'IUNII MM "~>~'-"•• -_..... ~ Nb• • .... ., ...,., •• , 141 " ..... .., •I>J..,flMinle 'l'bnulo' Rl'ro'wo .,..,......... '""tro•tll••.., ,., ,.,.. ........ . . . .. C.n'- pet 4tl •CN"C .......... o••coun• ...., 111•111 e<tnt~ ... tdl p.~kl •1tt11" IG den ~ I' • DatQ ~ =Jf• 4 ll .., ~ OOOll 8() &A.S ... Pf .At;a .. ,.., hardwood Priee $6,000 .00 . Terms . a.a • ._ • l'O gas, I Lost and Found a&BUL.T P'ROuUC!ING WoUft' U> Nov. 3, 1964 Fortmu & Abbott on large lot located on Main St. Near schools and $2095 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Oil 1'11ANI\.b 6 081'l'IJ 1Ulll!:ll - II :Ill IOl Ill. -1'1! "'U. mu... •ell Wdl~nnaJ Wllftl k Ol'lnC.) tiOUS. with 1963 Tempest Pontiac Pomeroy Motor Co. enco ' <'l..lt.IJ iat\u'day house floors, bath, 2 porches, rhrH - """tl'h• '"-t11W11 s•~ $2295 4 Door. Low mileage by local ownl'r. spotless interior, beige and brown finish, V8 engine, Puwerglide trans. Radio and beater, whitewaJI Litf'S show little wear . 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door Deluxe vinyl trim, good tires, heater, green finish. ·n•erH- <UII Ilh ""ur I'll•••• til• Ill l.."ent> iH"' • .,.,. f n, CUCKLER REA LESTATE RU'Il.AND - Good 7 • room LeMans 2 Door. Red over white finish, good whit('wall tires, 326 cu. in . VB engine, automatic lr~:~ns . Radio and heater. A real smart car. ,.,..., 111'11• <tat '"' '"NP'I'""'"• fen ....... th... ""' ...... ~. •.. _......... f'Dr Pomeroy Motor Co. Blackston Abbott Grueser church. DO IT YOURSEU.- IN .. RUT· LAND - 4 - room house in process of b~ing remodeled $1499 with new hardwood J76 352 418 Radford Handicap Ill Total 2261 Won 1 Lost Z Points ! Crow'1 Steak Rouse Ingels 478 Coates 442 Haley 493 Knight 532 Sears HO Total 238i Woo 2 Lost I Point& I floors, material to finish. 21 feet of built-in cabinets and sink. New hot water healer . Sac- rifice al $3 ,000 .00. Terms, PAULINE MARKINS Salesman Ru;;:.~nsn ~~ for Sale 413 Gr~n new waU board and enough @) ' 593. Team High Game - Crow's ~leak House, 906. 566 Team High Series - Holsum 2431. CITY LEAGUE NoY. 3, 196C Pomuoy Cemeo Block Clatworthy 521 Duerr 441 Davis 493 Anderson w Sauer 550 Total 2470 Won Z Lost I Points 4 Middleport Dept. Store J. Bailey 527 Wipple 493 Russell 476 Martin 530 Stobart 495 Total 2521 Woo I Lost Z poJnto 4 Beade 8011 S. Story S. Waltoo S. Warner A. Vaughan L. Warner Handicap Total Woo t Losl ! Sling Rays C. Hannahs B. Hensler P . Archer C. Haggerty T. Vaughan Handica p Total 148 !57 123 139 193 m 135~ 1!13 !56 I .'ill 263 IS7 490 1395 Won 2 Lost I Forni Ru Bloel Ct. S. Grueser . 322 s. Bartels 321 L. Winebren.oer S'll B. Smith 3$2 P . Ingels 3tli Handicap 171 Total :1011> Ed'1 Auto Trim J . Deem Vineyard M. Call F. Manley Blind 304 317 3115 JU 330 Handiet~p 23f M. 1893 Total t76 226 J. Scbo 214 J . Welker M. Werry Handicap Total Woo Z Loot I Vampire• S. Clark J . McKnight S. McKnight N. Mayer E. Mees B. Tripplet Handicap Total Won 0 Lost t 13$ !58 Television Revue Crow's Steak Rout L. McKllmey 390 R. Edwards 24f E. McKinney 320 P. Roosh 3t4 S. Parsons m HandicBp 2114 Total 1941 Woo S Lost I boots betw~n Easter; High 1PUBLJC AUCI'ION-;,ill - ;ll ·ilt ll ~~ -3-t~ 482 ~ott.s between Eastern High my farm at 10 :00 a. m:· No11- FOR S.o\LE OR RENT, 7 room Beaelen 1391 PHONE WY 2-21 56 School and the Beacon Ser· ember . 12. 1~ . Location .as j brick house, newly recondi· Rupe 499 VICe Station. If found eall fol lows. 8 miles north east . Honed inside. Comer of Grant Johnson 421 WI 9·3677. 11 9 :u..c 1 of Pomeroy, at Chester, Ohio and Vine Street.s Middleport. Buck 438 139 Ind. High Game at Junction of Rt 7 and Rt. 1 acre of ground: Call WY 2- Chis ler P. Col· 444 Card of Thanks 102 lins, 166. 248. Proceed 5th house past Sl56 after 4. p. m. ur Sautr- Bowen 554 18 Farm Machinery H & R. FlreotoDe Chf:ster Golf. Course, on No_ days. 11 10 3tp Ind. High Series Tota l P. Col2356 IH J WANT to thank the Meigs -- - - - 248 - 2 miles, follow sale I _ _ _ __ Blackstone lins, 431. Woa 3 Lost t Polntl I 558 63 General Hospital Slaff, Dr. FOH. SA LE : W. C, Allis Chalm- signs. Haggerty I FOR SALE : 5 rooms and bath, Team High Game - Forest G & J 443 6.1 Boice, Dr. Slack, the nurses ers tractor with 2 row mount- Two rubber tired farm wagons, hardwood floors. Gas forced 1 Radford Run Block Co., 709. Sisson 520 444 762 and all employees connected ed pirker. 1949 Studebaker R. Bailey hay loader, rake , sled, har- air furnace, birch kitchen and 1 l'homos ream High Serh~s - Forest 479 412 1291 with the hospital fur their 11.2 ton fla t dump. Brooks ness. .f!~orge, iron and brass car port. Priced, $8,00.00. Johnson D. Miller Run Block Co., 2029. 447 468 nice and courteou.!l treatment 1 Sayre , Syranuse. 1J -7-3 tp kf'ltles. 2 reel type mowers , Fr~d Williamson, Rutland. Total Longstr·eth 2450 364 while there : Also my many 1 _ _ __ hand tools, stone jars. Fol· l Jl 10 6tc Won % Los I Poins ' Graves 382 Team High Two Games - SuMeigs Ge-al Hospital fliends who broughl me such : For- Rent Jowmg household furnishings: i --·· • D&DBar Handicap gar Run Bums, 1436. 63 nice flowers and those who 1 Heatrola, 4 oil stoves, maple TWO: story frame house .on 1 Total Stivers 47; <Nov. 9) 2133 Teem High Single Game visited me and for lhe many ' - - - --- ~ brelikfast set. t.able..s. studio Brick Street, Rutland , with , Woe 8 Lost 3 Points t Walker f>4l ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Sugar Run Bums. 773. grf'eting cards sent me dur- UNFURNTSHED. 5 room and couch, chairs, dish.os, cup- ~xtra lot. Carl HyseU, Phone j J . Louks 469 Frieda Mossman, Minersville, Ind. High Two Games - Chip j1 my stay there. J never ' bath apartment. Nor!h Third, I board. Guns. I muzzle load- SH 2-4524. ll-7~tc Schoenleb Mason 438 Haggerty, 263; Peggy Story. 180 Betty Dit?hl, Pomeroy. City Keystont Vt'uJ fvrget you. I Middleport. Ca ll WY 2-54:l4. D. Hawl ey er, 22 Kreg rine, 1 Belgium 7- ROOM hou.~e. 2 car gar~e Ash 464 419 I Ind. High Single Game J , H. Eastman ! 11 10 6t c Total 1 swe\!1 six teen auto, shotgun. 1 near High and Elementary WiUams 2389 Chip Haggerty, 135 ; Peggy DISCHARGES SATURDAY 354 II 10 lie ' - - - - - Simon Powell, Portland. Won I Lo1 new , 1 L. C. Smith, 12 gauge schools. 463 Lincoln St. , Mid- Ken Yeauger % Poins 2 Story, 108. 593 S\1AL L aparfmt'nt. suitable for · double barrel. Antiques: . dleporl. Phone WY 2-5231. Blind 390 SUNDAY ADMISSIONS WE WISH to express our sin· one or twn. t\ll c•mvPnicnces I Love seat, antique. chRirs. din-1 Syracuse Ball Park 11 •7-Jtc Smith 448 Neal Jeffers, Dexter. l't'l'f' th;mk s and ~pprt'('W iwn : Crimm's Apt. Phone WY 2- ! ner bell pic s<Jft• coffee ·__ . _ _ I Crueser 451 , SUNDAY WOMEN'S LEAGUE Handicap t02 for the he lp gi\'l'n us by t!v- 2i:)l II 9 tfe gnnder, ' books, clw~l!! of F'OR SALE OR RENT: House, Nov. 1, 1964 R. Louk' ;n DISCHARGES SUNDAY Total 2300 eryonf' dunng I ht> dP<-~1 h of H)H ru:r-.·T: IJnu~t·trai lrr. drawers , crank tel ephones, 6 rooms and bath. Route 143, , , Keilb Goble Ford Ingels .'iiO Willard Jeffers , Pomeroy; Jam8 Won 1 Losl 2 Points 2 our dear son and brolhl'r · x "' ft .1• bd C·ll trunks, clocks, picture Bailey Run Road. Call WY 2·1 Blind Damewood 519 330 es Sayre, Syracuse, Holsum • • , . , ,),J • wo e room. <l 3722 10 28 tf E:spt'c!a!ly HPv. Cnmm, Hev. : WY 2_2 t 86 or WY 2_3346 . fra mes, oil lamps . wash . c B. Miller Nesselroad 609 386 Woods m Lemley, Rev . Bartlett, and i _ _tfc stands. wash !Jowl and pitch· B. Adams Total 2662 320 11 7 1 Martin 55.'i th :- Chase Funeral Home _ We ers. hal l tree, two drawer SEVEN ROOM brick home tn N. Floyd 1 Won 3 FORFEIT Points 8 315 Gra.te 428 8f(' also grateful for the kind HOUSP:. five rooms and OOth,j cht'rry sta nd, cedar chest, 2 P·Jmeroy, two bathrooms. 4 L. Gilmore Downie Grost 342 Schilling 458 S<'rvice5 of the pall bearers the!" mos!aticaJiy cunlrulled ' antique twin beds, other bedrooms, garage, basement, Handicap Haley 198 Stobart 472 474 and flower girls and boys g:1 .;; heal . Clo.c;e! 0 businessi beds, spin ning wheel , yorn 1 3 fin.shed rooms tn attic. Total Total FORFEIT Points 0 1891 2431 and' the Mason Fire DPpa rt- 1 district. Plen ty of free park· : winder, flax wheel, tea cart, l Large ot. Out of b.lgh water Won 1 Lost % Won 2 l..vl!lt I Poi,nts 6 ment. a nd to evel'_vone wllo ing space. Phone WY 2-.111!12. 1 carnival glass, 4 shaving Central heating Inquire lola's Beauty ShOp Ind. High Game Nessel· I donnted many\ ay. 1 lt·7-3tc . mugs, seve.rnl child's items. Charles Wildermuth WY 2· M. Lehew road , 2.16. 370 Tbe Coy Fam1ly 1 - j Other items too numerous to ; 2205 or /1/'Y 2-8116. 9-26-tfc Ind. High Game - Ken Yeau. lnd, High Series I K. Welker 253 ger, 236. Nessel- , An vnne wh0 has dtshes 6 ROOM house Ha ven Heu;:ht s, mention.- Terms : . Cash. Not . :•'OR SALE-111iiddlepurt 's tailP. Young 280 Ind. High Series K e n road, 609. ple.ase ra !l us. ' New Hnven, Wesl Va. Phone responsible tor accid ents. Har· i est buiJdino, located 352 N 3t0 Team High Game - Porn.! J . Goodnite ll-4-6tc l I II I0 Itp , 8B2·3fl45. P. Collins old Goddard & Sons, Auct. Second Street. MJ(1dieport eroy Cement Block, 904, 431 Handicap - - - - --LARGE ROOM for use as stor- 1 Lunch served by Enlerpnse Priced for quicll: tiBie J.D. 345 Team High Series Syra· Total We would like to thank friends age or garage WY 2.5293 E. U. B. Church. Owner quire at Ohio Hotel. 1989 JOHNSON. SlmpsOD lnsura!l~ euse Ball P3rk, 2662. and relati\'es lor their ex· Mrs. Everett Milhoan. 10 lf tfe Woo Z Lo~t I 11 3· tfc Al!eacy, ln. fill forms o1 tn pressions of kindnes ~ and I 11 10 2tc BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE IIW'ance. Ji.m JohDSUD anti sympnlhy, c<~rds and floral F'URNISHEO 3 room house, -· - - - - - Friendly Tavero Nov. 3, J96( Business Services Bud SIWPSOa. Aaenll offeri ngs, and the Rev . Per-, balh and b«£e.nl;:fimt.. 313~ Con. AUCTION -_ Saturday, Novem: J. Price 300 Sugar Rua Bum1 I 1 lfc rin for hi s conseling w•ssage. · dur St., Pomeroy. ber. 14, 12 .30 p. m. The 1~ 1 I BILL BAILEY, Dealer. Fur, 1 L. Beegle 314 D. Crow 149 The Norwood Knight Family 10 27 tfc lowmg personal pro~rty Wll1 1 roots. hides, deer skins, mar- PHOTO COflY!ng Service. CopS. Wippel 310 N. Thompson 164 11 9 2tc - --- --be sold al the residence of I ket price for good cleun fur ies made of legal papers. D. Glaze 355 P. Stor; 180 APAR'NENT 5 rooms and the late Mrs. Geo. W. Ander-i and hides. In Reedsville, Ohioj' birth records and almost any A. Hanning 429 B. Hennessy 165 borh. newly redecora ted. Call son at 463 Lincoln Street in ' 11 10 6tp other dOC'!uments. D. Hu'rlndl Ill1 Handicap 315 I Middleport, Ohl• NoticOJ Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631 Middleport, Ohio. Reuter Jnsurance, Pomeroy Hundicap · · 10 23 tfc 1 One 5 pc. bedroom suite, one FOR YOUR every need of Bull·[ 9 4 tic ~~ ~-~To~la~l;o;o-.-.;o;;;.__.:20:2:3~~~~~~~~ Total 1436 II THREE PUPPIF:S to be given - -- - 3 pc. maple bedroom suite, dozer and Back-Hoe work, ------~---Woo I LoS! I to someone who will give rRAli.ER lots for rent, close one night stand, three 9xl2 contact Emmet W. Shuler. Auto Sales Shipments The Cobras them a good home. \VY . to Laumlrymal and schoo ls rugs (two are alike), some 342 Page Street, Middieport, _ _ _ - · __ ---, R. Becker 132 2·2428. 11 10 3tc Valley l.umtx•r & Supply Com- throw rugs, occasional chair, WY 2-3243. Free estimates. 1960 OPAL, PhJne SP H.'illll in A.re ..trriving! M. Childs 98 pany. Midd:eport. 10-3-tk two upholstered chairs and Farm ponds, private ponds, Mason. lJ 10 3tc J. Glaze 190 other chairs, large medicine basement excavations, septic WILL RAKE leaves. et. $1.00 .·~~~·,..;an~ · f~~r- rn•>., , rurr• · ~ heE. Brown 116 tank excavations. 1957 VOLKSWAGEN for sale. per hour. !AI~o a lew bushels ·i et.1 lind tJnfurmshed apart. cabinet, coffee table, stands, WI 9·2ll3. 11·7<ilp D. Boggs 172 11 2 tfc vf hauled and dry bla ck wal- , menf.B W\' Z-!i434 12 6 tfr lamps, clock, two cabinet raHandiciip 588 dios, large Warm Morning WILL DO rug - weaving. Phone 1954 BUICK .entury . Excellent Total nuts $3.00 per bu. Phone WY -:---· _ ~u)s .Wtddtrport AparlmPnt. 5 rooms gas heater and :•everal small WI . tp 2 10 29 9 9 2826 running condition. Priced 1.;;;-..-.==--=-.;=;;...1_296-, bath J.nd ba so;ornenL on ground heaters, 9 pc. dining room - ---·· right. Hackett's Sohio Serv-11 I WILL not be responsible for , floor Newly decorated, hard- suite, kitchen table, Estate mANSMIS:c SI"'o"N:-::Ss-clvage Com· HEADQUARTERS Ice. IC 22 tic any debts made by any other wood floors automatic heat gas range, kilchen cabinet, pany. Repairing all make!. 10 10 tfc utility cabinet, electric roast·tomatic and standard transthan myself. James R. Prid- . Catl WY :.!-3200. 11le Rambler FOR ••• dy, Rutland, Ohio, Route l. 'I:! Dupl bed S er, dishes, cooking utensils, missions. Electric welding. World e1 &mpll<l 3 EueU._ 11 3 6tp Hun :~~a. Po~;~~· P~~~~ ~ RCA Whirlpool refrigerator, Phone WY 2-6173. B1g ..,. room, rldo 01111 perMaytag Washer <M'inger t 24 tfc 10 2 tfc , typeJ, three wash tubs, glass RAWLEIGH Products for sale. WY 2-3618 · forll)ance. SmaU cor oCODOJII1 Wy-2-6412. 10-24-:IOtc MODER.N 4 room and --- bath I jars, some hand tools, step l.arl Gneoer , PIUII>IfiC ... .... -gerabWIJ lleallq furmshed apartment M 1 d- laddec, wheelbarrow, 3 pc. Saa Your LandnMrk Servlc:• dleport. WY 2-387t. Walnut lumber Ph:" :1. ll"xlO Metropolftu Molon IIIDenftllo, Station Ia Giving Away A EDd vou sewer lrOINel I 11 Uc ft., well seasoned, many otbE. MaiD Slreel. Pomer., We bave - - - - : : - - - , . - - - - er items, all furniture is PlaGDIW'l~ Middleport, 0. Sewer Ma<'!blnes For Sale very good . 4 22 tic Register for this good second lleueaaloleIrene A. Davis, Owner car eacb time you drive in. OVERHEAD garage door with , Terms : Cash C.O w~ z.mt Nl&bf No purebase necessary, just register. hardy,'tlre. 7 ft. high, 9 !t. Not responsible for accidents ' • tic wide. $30.00. Call WY 2-3107. Bradford Auction Company liiiuTiiffi.op;j;Jam;;;;b!D;;;;&;:-IM~neOer;jj;; HOME OF UNICO TIRES 11 IO 3lc C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer Bnlloon. SUPER SERVICE 1 - -· THERE'S NO charge for use A. C. Bradford, Manager m Eur Malo 8tree&, PoD> STATION of Ca rpet Shampooer with 11 G 6tc 8'01· Pboae W1 W&a. J•ck W. C•n'l' purchase of Blue Lustre Ca~· ELECTROLUX sweeper, 7 Z8 tie Mgr. WY 2-9932 pet Shampoo, Baker Furw. CQrd winder attachments •uC.'TIONEJ!lll ture, Middleport. per bags, ~aranteed. 'salJns•trance been Comploto8onfoo 11 10 6lc ance due $211 00. WY 2·2204. cancelledt 1,ost your opera· lN;:G;-;OccUT::::--:cl-othing slore, 11 $ btc lor'l Uc..,..? C.O WY :&.!9641 S;:E;;L-;L;; llitlc oL C. BRADFORD dresses, l5c each, shirts, 10c. pants, 15c, Coveralls 50c. 1962 ELCONA Housetrailer. Help Wanted Wednesday and Thursday on· Two bedrooms. Emerson ly. Smith Used Clothing Store er, Chester 98!).2250. PHOTOGRAPHY CREW Letart FaUs. 11 10 2t Usa Moore's Lay-Away Plln Now! EXPERIENCED SINGED Zig Zag equipped, Male and Female .·Now forming crew for coupon 1961 VINDALE Housetrailer, buttonholes, monograms, THE ELDORADO MODEL with e 10 x 15 aluminum awn- Balance due $32.10. WY •les. ing. Priced to sell. Chester 2204. Sleek and graceful well-equipped bikes •.. II ; ;u: Transportation Furnished DYNAMIC 88 CONVERTIBLE 11354135. ll·Hl.c diUonal model with important new styling. Daily Commissions GOOD CLEAN stoker coal. V·8 automatic trarunnk ion, power brake~. power Limited Travel TWO pure bred English pups. livered at the mine. Phone From the ~eat t:r'Uek ar steering, radio, heater, white sidewall tires excel. Boya' & Girl•' Contact Mr. Dale, Monday and Real slock dogs. N. G. Rose, SH 2·5022. 11 6 !Ole Tuesday, between 9 and 5. Dalldor.er rediator &o tbe 24" & 26" lent condition. A real buy. Minersville, Phone WY 2-6710. lllli.Uelt lleat.er oore. Phone 525 0146, Huntington, SLUGGISH septic tank? CJog. USED workpants, shirts, W. Va. Collect. PRICES STAll AT 34.95 ged drains! Get Klean-Em-A11 eralls, and jackets. Carl Che'v·ll II 9 6tc Septic tank Cleaner at Land- alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. WY 2-2143 Pomer.., SEE ALL THE NEW HUFFY MODELS NOW! USE WANTED: 20 ladles at once. mark Farm Bureau. MOORE'S LAY-AWAY PLAN-A SMALL DEPOS. 10 '" io~p [l.=:;::::~~~=== Full or part-time. Christmas !0.3UW1c 'PPLi~-Bui=deij;"-'(i);iiul' o. McCOY. AU<.'T!ONEER. IT WILL HOLD YOURS. GMAC Fin1ncing AYiilable season - discount for own 1 -- - A Burdette Cheater, Ohio. I Z1 tic needs. Box 6611 c. The Dally SINGER Zlg Zag equipped. Farm. Phone Wy 2-llll70. SHOP and SAVE AT Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1963 model, round bobbin, Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. I. Instructions 11-4-7tp sews forward and backward. 10 Z3 25tp =:-::::::--::----U. S. CIVIL SIRVICI fiiTir ~·--LciO'ii:iliooo~u'''""i Baklnce due 7 months, ,6.00 SINGER Sewmp macbiDea. I monthly. WY 2-2204. Cedillac - Oldsmobile II 5 51c .... • 159.60 II]> !ievei'al used mal'lllnu al bargalll prtcea 0 . .. CtYU ~ ...... '"You'U Lite OUr QuaUty Way ol llorn~ BuslnP•s" CORN FED BEEF, $125. Will The l',abrlc Shop. "'i n~er Salel ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~(!tj... '!laalf. dress for 28c a lb. Phone WY IDd Servlco, Pomeroy. Olilo 124 W. MAIN . . . .,., ........ ~ . . . bUao POMEROY, ()HIO WY 2-5342 Pomeroy; Ohio . . l.fll, U020. II I 61c W'1 1-22k 4 21 tlo I By RICK DU BROW lhe first lroadcast Ia any lndl· United Pres1 lotematloaal cation. HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ- " Pr.. The NBC.TV kb file s in Courage," the television heduled " P f~r C as ., series based on John F. Ken- sc ro 1 es 1 ~ ourage nedy's book arrived on NBC In a prlme-llme penod, but Sunday night, with lhe •lain does air at. an Ideal hour 1 President's voice used to 1tate faml~y VleWm&, 6:30 p.m. Its theme Inevitably, observers of te~:il · ion wiU be Interested In l The first episode of lhe week· how the seriea f81'efl In the ly one-hour dramas, "The Os- lngs against its two formida~le, car W. Underwood Story," dealt baU·hour opponentl on CBS-TV, with an Alabama seMtor who "Mr. Ed" and ~<J..assle ." The had to decide wbetber to end "Profiles In Courage" pro~11m I his open oppos!Uon to the pow· Is sponsored by Aluminium erful Ku Klux Klan at the 1924 In the premiere, Sidney Black-I Democratic NaUonal ConventJon mer portrayed Underwood, in his pursuit of the president- the best role and molt ial nomination. tlve momenta went to V NBC Is clearly timing for Jory as bis campaign manag:er.j "Profiles in Courage" to be the torn between the desire to. most prestigious weekly entry and admiration for the man of th~ season, and though the re))l'esented. Jory was oougn!l other shows make the oompeti- bumorous, knowledgeable Uon a pushover this ye.ar, there convincing as be radiated is little question that the Ken- tbentlclty. nedy program would be a po- 1be scenes of poHUcal prestent contender at any time, If sures were sh&!'ply drawn. Such "'"T. "{!:;;! DAilY CROSSWORD MJROI!S LPolynettan -- taaeity I.I*putt* tivo . - .. ll. Approaehell :11. Glrl'e ti.Kll>4ol ll.~t ··- piano oovertnc matertal JO.Aa a hltUnc 1&. Bli&ht top bUllet - tuto tal<-- ........ ..... ....... ~. Int,mal 22. Pert. tG mall f . .AJ:nmc.a 23. OtaNIIID """"' - N.I . Foouaa fruit 2t. Spurt 24 . P~ botw..,. J 2$. Flelda' partnor :90. Troubld 81. Bom ........ .....- f ...~ :H. Flower 36. Mw- 26. KindoL talk I. ....... 28.~rw """'"- canlo e. Priekly ....... lT. Fuel 18. Girl'• naroe 19. T1m1d ~ II. root I. A trlcloo 16.Ja~ PAW~ I THOUGHT 'iE WUZ PLAVIN' CARDS TON16HT 1(. Nega.- 1 cbleyoue dllld J II. Sh&rpea, M _,_ 211.Spheno 21. BaklnJ chambor 28.Queen~ 29. Gam 3:1. Greek letter ........_ p.nneatat India AltlcJe ~ fUrDI!uN 38.M'ortar lngndl"" rr. h ICING •.sboMareu Indl .... 40. Goddeaa ot harvests: It. DAILY CRYJ'TOQUOTE- Ho....o how Ia work It: AXYDLBAA.X& II LONGF'IlLLOW One letter simply stands for anoth~. In this aamph! .A. br Melt for the three L'11, X :t'or the two O'a, etc. Singltt letter'S, a~ trophllii~. the lenEth and formation o:t' the words an. all tUnt&. .DI.cb. dq the code letter• are ditter-ent. ACiyp_Quo_ Q>tTXTB I!JFJ AXPL.t NXQWB lfZPPFWJ ZJ ZJ Ji:ZPV UXP NZQ Ali:X DEW FD.-BCTYZPV l'et~il:!rday's Cryptoquote: I HAVE ALWAYS THOtJom '!'HAT EVERY WOJ4A.N SHOUJ,.:D MARRY, AND NO MA.N.- '1tCh I KA(.. . DJSRA.EU " ROLLER STORE I I Christmas £1UFFY J -ani r· I HOOVER CLEANERS oD- 1954 FORD BIKES ·-··- BAKER FURNITURE oa, .. Our Clltf- -.-•c.md SPECIAL 60 OLDS RADIATOR SERVICE $44·95 $1395 BLAmNAR'S I 'Wordll DOWN L llel&tl:la: 10.- WMPO I _ Jndl& Dative oven .. Timoty 1. Whip buulle ti.Frooto4 ... I __:. _ _ ..........., 11..11. ,. I _ 41. Vat'J1he wtipt: 815. OUter • _ ., ··' ~ I i. liS. Strtn..,t 1 I David !Wp'a IIP"f'e, lndstvo period, with the very fllll1 I~ aeript waa bandied with pointed 01, seeming dalod, waa • If"' tntelllieoce and pusioo by dJ. u1oo .mu.vanont. recUlf I 4IMOt Johnson, down to - ' I I 1 "fl.IIS IS THE SEASON II.I1EN All THE 5111.0S Fl'r'- WtUl Z Lo!lt 1 Woo 0 Lost l Alley B. Werry M. 11tus Jennlnp the ~maDelt rot•. And the f•lBryan were not lrftled tlndly. 1ng o1 the pbofoerlplly for lht !liJlrel •• WilHam :-:--=--=:::-:: KARR ,&VANZANDT -·--,.,.,.., -- .......·--~---· ·· .. ---·-. --------· ·--· --.·- ·-. MOORE'S "Vtllt 11 an uponolve hobby forEdprl We oould navor alford It If we didn't havo cornplote bolpitallzatlonl" WJeH RADIO MONDAY THBU FRIDAY 645 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7·30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World Ne>ws 8 tO Sports Today 8 IS W~ather Musical Clock Collbnunlt~ News Talk ol the Town Mttson County News Public SerVice FtnDily Wuritl..,_ llili.ii Latchs•.ring 11 ;00 News Beal 11 :05 MomJng Melodies except Friday. Churcb Bells Ring 11 :4:5 World News 11 ·55 Masori County News 12 00 Community News 12:05 t...)cal News 12: 10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12 20 Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grains 12 :30 County Agent 12 :4~ Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2: 00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Midway Malin.. 3: 5ii News Beat 8·16 8 ·~ 9 00 9:55 10 .00 Hi iS lU : 30 TERRY 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community News $:05 1\'orld News 5:15 Sports Today 5:2.'i Weather 5:30 Dinner Mus.ica1e 5: 4.'i Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 1: 4S Word and TestJmon) &:03 Ohic \':::Hey News 8:05 8:10 8: 1S 8:16 World News Sports Todey Weather Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10,30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 N•ws, Army Hour 11 :30 Public Semce 12 ,00 News RoWI<Iup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Stall Football 4:00 Dlticio& with Doss 4: 30 Tvp fen Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 Public Service 5:!10 Dlnner Musicale 6:41i Sign 011 MONDAY THRU , FRIDAY Radio 5:4.5 Sign 011 October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6:115 Country Music UO Country Jamboree 7:00 Lorry And•rsoo Show 3, 00 Pomeroy HI Football 9:30 Middleport Hi Football 11:00 Top Ten Show !Dairy Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dui!OOI) 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev . Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (osu Football l 8: 4.'i Sign Off September 5,:45 S1gn Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - News 7:3.'i SUnday Sbowcaae 8:00 French Cit]' llaptist 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of DeUverance , ijQi(D.j \Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele News 10:05 Sunday Chapel Coffee With Janet 10:33 Washington Reports Grand Ole op'ry MlnlsterlaJ Assoc. the """'Pie II :00 Sunday Show A.S.C. Program • Ftl. Family Won;lnp · Thurs. 12:00 Noon News Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 12:15 Christians Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet.s Swap Shop 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parson1 Tiny '• Country Hymns 1:30 ReY. Silas Billups Noon IU!port Z:OO Sunday Chapel Goesslers Guest Star·Frl Larry Anderson Sbow 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thome J:OO Sunday Cbapel Jim Mees Show 3:33 Country Hymntimers Blaettnlr Auto Sltow (Dan Hayman) <Thurs.) 4:33 SuDday Showcase Local News Jim Mees Sbow 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade Simon's Markel News 6:45 Sign ')ff September SUndown Sejenade S: 4.5 Sign Off October Sip 011 Sapiomber 1.00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sacnod Heart Hour 6:20 Meigs Counly RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm a:m News 6:33 Rev. Raymond Jones· Kel 6:50 Sports Headlines 8:fi7 Wealller Deport 7:00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel ' ... · 7:30 News 7:31 Pickens Hardware (Tues • Thurs.) 7:50 News IU!port &: 00 Bill Miller Show 1:00 Jollmon • Simpson Ins. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Sbow (Moo · Thurs.) 1:4S Baker Furniture Show (Wed. Fri I 8:4.5 I&S Super Market Show 9:00 9:05 10: 00 11:00 11:1$ 11: 15 11:1$ 11 :33 12: 15 4:00 4:15 4:30 S:OO 6:00 6:0.'i 1:45 8UT THE TRIP Fk'OM 'TMAf' BEAOI UP 10 ~IS CINE AI<> IH'TO OlJrt HoUBI COU\.0 BE A -rnOOBAt 1D TIMI!e MQA& ~ ILLED Wl'TH GHAS'n.V ~ THAN THEY COULD llVER ~ OPI ABBIE AND SLATI lv RAEBURN VANBURE.. ' . .: • . :j S:k~.-_.FF-S l orFI(E I :!': .' B• BRANNEI -· 1 DIDNT OVER- "tQ.lR PlAN 'TO 5r-!Oar WINNIE ~16HT IN HER HOTEL l<DOM SOJN~ INTERE5TlNG, I'ANNY, ~UT THERE /ll?E A OJUFtE. OF UTilE. I LDCI< ANYTHING I MA~HA 1 BABY J WHAT ABCUT 1}1~ CCPS ? 'rOU kNOW 5KE'& 5URROUNDfD BY THEN\! . • • ~ I l. By GEOIIGE WONDEit WrNr.JIF WINICLI '•• - .. . �, .a. Dally Sentlne_I._Pomeroy·Midd)eport ,_o , CALENDAR No~1_0,_1_964 Heath wscs Program Centers on W k Old T P P estament oetry rOSe Or held S "Pra)!e and Thanksg!iving " Commumty Day program --~ Bells, Buffets, Candles, ·Theme 01 Club Event ~ • Geffrng ' p r on a I Mana,.ernent Bouru Meeea With Re11eru In PAIITT F01I SON Mr. ODd Mrs. Ilene Mitch ...k tertalned with a party 1u1 woe lo 'nloodoro Milch, .... Ediar IIDII llouil>o ter, Kathryn, Mrs. Carl Mitch. N \. ot their home, Condor Sl ' Mr. and Mrs. George esse The Board or Mollallement of observance of the £lftb blrlhdtly road Jr and Michael IIDII tho Return Jonathan Meigs ChiP' of their 11011, Mark. A decorated host and hostess and Mart on4 1 I • e 5 • • • •·s II Bu!frl! and Candles" ter, met Monday NOV . 10 e 5• noon D.A.R., af the home .Jt the regent, li II given Jn tht> rnovmg prose F'rldBy at the Rutland Metho- l II " In Pomeroy ' wa s the sub Je-< t. of the food Mn. E~erson JObel , lD Middleand poetry of the Old Testa- dJst Churrh was give n by Mrs The Lad t t"~ AUXJ a r~ ll ofh the Ch~:~r l es H. Karr Sr ret urn· , demonstration giVen by the rt The budget for the curELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS m.ent wus the program topic Walter Haves Mrs . l.Hmbert an· I Mtdd lepOI I Firemen .,.,., ;vt' ed hume \ londa} a fter an over- t h?me economist of the Colul~ :nt. year was outlined and I by Mrs J amt>s E ul~r at t he nuanced Lhat Methodist field a met't iO ii! and d em o~stra ton n1ght v 1s1 t at \1anon wtth his I b1a Gas of Ohio Company wht report on the membership com· FOR RCA VICTOR November meetmg of the WSCSt worker Will be the speaker at ' at the ('olumb u.s a n~ :mthern d<:~ ug hter and son-ln-la'ot', Mr the Ml~dleport Garden Club mJttee was g1ven. of Hl!ath Methodrst held Mon- r the- Umted Methodist Churrh Ohw F: lel!r iC Compan. ofhl·es <:~nd Mrs Edward 'I Bll uer and I mt>l Frrday evenmg Members Pree.ent for the meeting were TELEVISION, RADIO, STEREO I th ·hurch i m Pomeruy. Fnday , N o~ IJ '!'uesclt.\ t'Vt-nrnK <tt 7 10 p m Pull} . Mr~ 1\a rr , who acmm- and guesU were in~lted to I Mrs Geflrge Skinner VICi! re- , d ay tvenme e c how lht l wrth a lun<heon to bt s~rved <:. I The Amenl'a n LE> g\On A ux•l~ pan u·d lum rt:m~ rn ed f or a ' buffet s upp er tollowrng the ' .Mrs Euler .adescnbed gent· ; Miss Bess Sanborn, chapyearrungs of the Hf'bri:"W peo-1noon ran ul Lew is Ma nley Post 263 Iunger vr:- rl 1 prugram . lain ; Mr1 . Edward Foster, corNew All-Channel pie for l'Ommunton wtth (; od Mn Edwa rd Young read a ~ 11 1 mt't't at the hon1e of Mrs • M r~ Homer Huller and ~rs ; Mrs. Carl Horky dt spl~yed e respondingaecretary : Mra. Guy 'fJU embodied rn the \eadE'rs ot lE'Uer of thanks from Sarah Be- Con Young, Tuesda ~ at 7 30 p . I Koblerrtz lrd l S;;~ turday . now, arrangement having all Nelgler, treasurer; Mrs. Pat Modell the early Hrble ht 'l!O ry ln<"l ud- rhtl{•. ~ tudtm t in Columbus tur p m to~<~ ~ tl an i H' l'rtv lu Jllend the I her t~~me . "Jack Frost's Last Lockary , registrar; Mrs A.. R. ln MusE's who wrote the eprc the devot ron<~l booklet sent her . . Na tiU;lal ('urwentron I Fhng Miss Nellie Zerkle, Knight, Mrs. Dele Dutton and . · presi dent. ore~;tded over the one guest Mrs VIncent Knight, !gth H b. •w peoplP Job dra- The meeting was dosPd w1th Forrs t H. ose Council Daugh·· ( ,l ao~e 0 e e r~ · · A n et-t rue" The \ w1ll <:~bu go uu 1:1 crUise d In · · 1 · busmess mee 11 ng an an v1· Mrs Jone! served 1 deuert ti David tht' lyr1st group reading of the new pur· ter s ul mr nca ...., l11 1 Dla t e r::e 'fo~olm w~iter· SolO: i pose ot the Women s Soc rt>l} dt~\ at 7 30 p m All members tu Berm uda b t· tatiOn wa s read from the Che- oo~se following the meeting. 1I poe ath hJiosopher· a~ lsai- 1tn .ChrJsUan Sen'lCt' a r~ urged to attttnd \\ /'!), Wil ma Stu a Hn ht"n ler ~w- shtre Garden Club to attend Its mon, e P ' , M n NOV II ed Ml <:tnd Mn H Prt tx· Ch t d co tion workshop 1 with matching ah, the dra~all.st and greatt>s'! The hostessP~ia~:~ s Bl~~;~, l · at 7 30 p m. HUDSON GRADUATES i 011 ~nd Susan and Hoger wr lh t~ ~: ~~~ 2 rollabout of Hebrew .smger:s . . . I Dowson, Mrs ' lesheJ· and MISS' A rumma ge salt> Yr lll be held a dwner at ht' r h,·me. F: nter- lll the Kv er Cret:>k Hrgh school Pvt Larry Hudson , who ts I Bible selectrons tllustratrng 1Mrs Harry CJ · d d al the Sl Puu l s Lutheran prr !:ie last v, eek honorrng Mrs. 1 ·g spending six months active duty ba,.. · d b Mrs F 1eda Faehnle servt' a es-1 b 11 fr a. · ' ca lt'lerra 9 the topic were rea Y · r ble cover·l church Novrm t'f , om D1xon on tlt:'r btrthda) A dec, . wrth the west VIrginia NationEuler, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs . serl course from a la d nr to 4 p m I 01 iil ed turthda\' cake wa~ seJ v- 1 Ser vmg as de~onslr ator al al Guard graduated from basic ComplettJ se ..... lce M L French MISS Fneda Fa- 1ed wtth a lace d oth an cenh h d· . i the wo1 kshup will be Mrs. ' F K K t k. Facllltlet For All eh.nle: Mrs. Leo Smith, M r s. l tered with an a• rangement ut 1 The Pomeroy Shll~espe~r~ I ed M~~~ ~o~lmm~~dford enter·ed r James Titus, an. accredit~ t:in~~~e~be~~ a':rrro: ~e:e Nan Moore and Mrs. Hothe l white morns, flanked by orange club wtll meet at th~ o~e o Gr<:tnt Hos Jt al Columbus Fn- 1Judge wrth the OhJo Assocta. n on to Fort M•ade MaryRCA VIctor Productt Smith, who' concluded with the , tapers wh.~~~ ho;d~~:- 5~::; I~rs J~·~ ~~b;1e:, .S~ .p ~nng I d'ay evtnm~ ru,: nbserva!Jo~ and I lion uf ~arden Clu~s ~he- ~~. is the hu·s-band of the Old Hundredth Psalm l l,ambert pres\ _a . e- ve, nes a l lreatm ~nl s,hlre C ub reporte etr l former Linda Grueser. You'll enjoy seeln£ the complete nne of RCA Victor Blae: Mrs. Jack Bt>c.htle w~s devo- coffee ~ervlCe Pia now arr~~ d Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Rov· Hollrn H.adlord and Mrs WI! -, Chmtmas Flower Show would .. and Wh1te Telev1sron and Mark lU Luiur Televmon WI\ tional leader usrng the lheme ments mcluded yeJio basket oi al Arch Mason s writ hold a l lram Radford vtsl ted Sundtry 1be held Deeember 5 . Automahc Color Punfter - Portable Television - .Tranof Thanksgivmg m scripture and bronze mum~ and a slated convocation \Vednesda~ With Mrs. RDilm H<Jdford at 1 . M embers were remrnd~ of LEARN OF DE A Til m1tor Radio; - Table Model Radios - Clock Radtos 1 1 song. A worship center featur- fruit and lndran Corn , carry nv~ al 7 30 p. m. al the Pomeroy 1Gri.lnt Hosprla l. the meetmg Monduy et 6 30 p Relattves have learned of AM and FM Xad10s - Portable Record Players and the 1 ~ 8 small church with ptlinm out the harvest anrl Thanksgt Ma rue Temple Regultlr bus· Mr and Mr s Cal\'ln Spade m m the Pomeroy Elementary the death of John M()l.}rheed of J wonderful Stereo Recc.rd Players Wlth AM and FM and FM Stereo Radio - RCA Victor IS known the wo~ld over figuries, the open Btble and lmg them~ Mrs. Robert Coat~ ) lne~ wtll be transacted follow- I and family ol Wallbrrdge were School for represe~lattves of near Belpre Monday morning. for excelllent quality, superb tone - careful styling and the Cross. !assr sted wrth the t..able decora I ed hy work in the Past Masters I weekend guests of her brother the Va !mus cl ubs. m the coun- He was the son of the lare Mr. yearli of ·Jatisfactory service - Stop in on Eberfelda Mrs. Glenn Lambert , pr~Sl· r t1ons. degree . ArrhJe Swartz, htgb I and sr sler-m-lo w, Mr and ty where plans w11l . be complet.. and Mrs J . C. ~oorhead . for~2nd floor. See all of these new 1965 RCA Victor products dent was m charge of the bus1prie~t urges all companions to I Mrs t-.:ar l Young t~nd son l ed fur thP Cnunly Chnstmas er Portland resident!, SurvlV· _ Select the items you want and a:ive pleasure to your oess' meetmg. The budget for i 'l'wo t:lrildren are afle~d 1 M~ cmd Mrs WJ\Jiam King J<'lower Show to be held or 11 include his wife and two family ani yourself. ihe year was read by Mrs. Nan ! R . d t l.'hltrt•h I . 111 New<lrk 'Nere week end VlS , Nov 27 and 28. Mrs. Charles sisters, Mrs. Thelme Orr, Ba·l Moore, treasurer and adnpted l ..nptrze a of ba- ll sm i Troop 245, Boy Scouts, wll! j 110 rs of \wr mother, Mrs Wel- l e Lew1s, regiOnal director, is shan, and Mrs. Pauline Ash, lly the society. Self denial and lht' sa~r~;oen~h t ldren d~rmg . meet at the Muidleport Libra· by Whal e\, Hock Sprtngli Road. cha1rman for Lhe show Parkersburg. Arrangements pledge uffermgs were present - 1was Jollve . ., Sunday ry WednPsday evemng at 7 p. Mrs Glad}s Cuck]Pr was 1 Plans were made fur the mcomplete and will be amrwu.nc. ;I 1 the worshrp seJ "~cl:d 'Metho· m All sc~uts a.re asked lo bJ mg th~ ~tmday dmner gul:'st ed.. of tradJhoool home Chrlslmas de- ed~iliatieir.~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiili 1 1therr . regu;tratmn fl'i! to. the Mr s. We lby Wha ley A report on the World . Wrde l mornmg at the U corating contest wh1cb is ;;.;~~~;;;;;o;;;;.. dtst ;hu:ch lkire 00 hz- nw~tmg and all boys wrshmg to Mr:i. Bradford Maag visJ!ed : sponson•d by the Middleport He\ .( . Melvin A P , regtster for scouhng are urged , Amateur Gardeners and the MISS AMERICA ed Ellen Elilabeth BarGmtz, : to attend. Milford Hysell IS the I rdecenhttly HJ Codlurnllnu~ I with Mher I Middleport Chamber of Comary I aug er an so -m-aw, r. l d ghter of Mr and Mrs au · d · M scoutmaster. 1 6 nd , 1 ., Joh" Jordan merce The annual dChristmas 1 1 · Harmt:.: wrth Mr an r !i . n ' · r p k b g TI1e White Rose Lodge Aux- John Rudolph of zane!iVJIIe dmner was announce for er .Jnhn Hetzer o urd, ili<~ry lo the Br(\therhood of IS the guest of his sister Mr s ember 7 Ht 6:30 p. m. at the TODAY WE MAILED w va as sponsors aranedrs(;'rre M"d II • · h . f M Railroad Trammen of • I c eCarrre Grueser and son Wll Martm Restaurant w1t e parFull Rongo nc·k I outs Young son r. M~ d ft ' 1 II · h h f ' ' th l\1 r port will meet Wo:unes ay a · ham of Mrnersvrlle ty u owrng at t e orne o Of Sizes _ _ and Mrs Earl Young WI r h I . hal! In r M C M Henn sy I and Mrs Calvm Spade as spon- ernoon at t e egwn :vlrs, Eugene Houdashelt and rs. e · . • Middleport. children BP('kv and Randv I Member.'! brought gJfts for sors ' .drnner guests -oi' Ir the c Iub proJec I , ''0per at"JOn · 1 d b Mrs. NOV · t•"' were Sunday IN THE AMOUNT OF The organ pl e u e Y . . • •· . 1Santa Claus" for patients at Harvey Van Vranken, organrst. I The Past Councilors of Theo rher, pat~~ ts, Mr. and Mrs Ev- the Athens State Hospital Miss 1 Middleport, 0. opened the service, followed b~ · dorus Counerl Dau~hters of ! ere.! Darley. , , . I Serkle announced that any ~~~~~~~~~iii::::~ I a 11Vmn scnpture sentf'nces an(j I America will meet Thursday ' Mr and Mrs. \ D F...dwards I b h g I g e add"t . ! · I d Ch 1 d o· d ·t d mem er wrs m o rv the mvocalion by lhP Rev Al- ~ evenmg at the home of Mrs an ery, an avt . VJSJ e I tionfll gifts should get them kirl:" silent praver and the Th mas Cook Sundoy at rhe Plains wtth Mr. If you are no! one of those receiving a Christmas , Lord's Prayer An anthem ''Ho'~he Past Offl<'ers of H.acrne and Mrs. Earl Shneves. heJ before Dec, 1. POMEROY OHIO Club Cheek this year be sure you have a worry ly Is The Lord " was pre!l.ented 1 Chapter, Order of Eastern Star I • , , HAVE GUESTS free Yuletide in 61>-join our Christmas Club now. 1 -LAST TIME TONIGHT by the choir a.nd the Rev. AI~ I will met with Mrs. Ruth B~:~r· MtSSIOnOfleS The sunday dinner guests Joshv• Lo!:!•n·s krre had for hi~ sermon toprc , r nltz, Thursday eventng. Leont~ M d M J seph Elee,gle "ENSIGN PULVER" 0 Buzt w ere \\'hat Is Protestanll.~!m'~" Hensley w!!l have the program pea I ng tmes ~irley r~nd CTechnicolorJ Robert Walker Burl Jves. 1 Rock Sprin& 11 Grange w 1 11 ] Claudette Sanerty and JIm Walter Matthau, Tommy : Nephew iJI Honorrd mort Thursday at 7 30 p. m Goodma" of Columbuo. Sands. Millie Perldns. Ka)l Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , • hd Thert' will be a program and The speaking schedule or Mr. ___ ~--··~- __ __ _ Medford. Nobody el.·er foul On F1/th Br.rt oy •refrPshmenls will be sPrved. and Mrs P Sadhu Samuel of day they will speak at the Lions ed up the fit'et like Ensign MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pulver see his collt>rtioon Mr and Mrs Joseph Struble The Pomeroy Bend CJ(Jzensl Nellme, Indm. who will spend club luucheon in Pomeroy. ' of pin·ups lovf"r. Clghter. entertam~ ~Jlh a. party Sun~ Band Radio Club w11l meet Nov 15-18 bnngmg news from -- ----~~--=~~!ipec•allst in SNAFU day evenmg at the1r . borne~ Thursd<~v. at 7:30 p. m at the l the Baptist m1ssion fields of Colorc:.rtoons Mulberry Ave. h~norrng the~r 1Mason Youth Center All mem- d1a to the Amencan Baptist • -WED. •nd THURSDAY nephew, Mark Mitch, on Jus bers are tiSked to be present churches in tlus area, has been 1 November 11-12 fifth btrlhday. I Refreshments Will be served. announced 1 NOT OPEN After the honored guest open· I NOV. 13 Sunday, Nov. 15 Mr. Samuel Tbe1965Ford FRIDAY-;;d- sATURDAY ed his grfts, games were play- I Return Jonathan Meigs Chap- will speak at the Pomeroy BapNovemb•r 13-14 !Yaquleter ed and r_efreshments of. a ter, D.A R., will meet Friday tJst Church at 9·30 .11nd at the 14 55 PEKING" ora ted btrth~ay cake m t h Nov. 3, at the home of Mrs. Middleport Baptist Church at daaaliAIIJs.lloyce! form of an a1rpla~e, lee cream. Dwlght Milhoan near F i v e 10 :m. Mrs. Samuel will speak I coffee and kooJ ar~ were serv- Pomts at 2 p m. Mrs. Mil· 1 at the Cheshire Baptist church ed to Mrs Carl Milch. Mr. and hoan Will grve a program on I at both the Sunday School and Mrs. John Terrell. Mr. and Early AmE'rican Heritage In- Worship services. Sunday · Mrs. Charles ~gar and eluding the history and display ing at 7 p m . they will speak 111 SUN., MON., TUES. Chuck and Mana, Mr. of antiques. Roll call will be a Bethlehem Baplist church Nov. 15-16-17 Mrs._ Gene M•tch and Mark treasured possession. Hostesses at 8 p m. they will speak at the SOCIAL i looiPI - · ftwnfay lAw moslly cloudy, wt.dy ad mOd with a cbDco Ill - . . . , ldP alter-~ b~lr~lhd~a~y~c~a~ke~,~lce~~cr~e~am~an~d~Sha::r,:;t.'""''""''""''""''""''""';;;;;;;., 1 ,. at y eollee wero oervod e 70.75. I VOL XVI .. ,,.............. . -- lfOW' TOO Dmr en tine -.-~ Jep. .ld=utMJ, N. Y•• II - ollloo. .... - - ·111111' • - NO. 179 I Copter Mercy Pilots, Shot at By Guerillas, Bring Disaster Relief I RCAVICTOR 1 23" SCREEN N!v 7 1 I lll J:t He 1 Chou to Host new~ .- !Talks BRIEF · WIRE NEWS ......._.., lJJJih~l ~'•·•·•~ ·•~m ..llltffltulio'nal "· WASIDNGTON - CASH FOR CHRISTMAS! 1 1 Christmas Club Checks I. re nnounced u:d. 1 I !~~"W;H~A~T~A~W~A~Y~T~O~~GO~··~~S~h~&r~l~a~n~d~M~r-~a"iid--Moiriis~. iiSiitr•u•b-l!wt\1 Mrs. f"irst Bap1st Church of Racine. Mitchum, MacLaine le and Michael John be Rose, Mrs.MilhOHn. Lawrt!nce Mrs. Mil- The publrc is Invited to all - I! ON VETERANS DAY, NOVEMBER 11th ••• hoan and Mrs. Edward Jones . servrces. Mory Shrine, While Shrine 1 Monday through of Jerusalem, w:ll meet at the i the S;:rmurls \\otll divide IIOOF' Hall F'ride.y at 8 p. rn. time among the f1ve chtJrCileS Miss Dorothy Burnelte, field spet'kmg to missron societies, 1 worker of the \'r.:iCS, will women 's luncheons, chilltlren's l speak at the Untled Methodnt arrd yuuth groups. .<~nd church i Church Friday at 10 a m, fol -1 family groups. They will also public l lowel by a potluck dinner at 1speak m many .:.f the i ll :30 a m. AU Methodist wo- schools of the area. Wednes1 men are urged to attend and - ~~ i bring their own table service. "Hard to believe•••" "Incredible!" "Must bave bad a 50-year-old Rolls ..." "Ridiculous!" "Come on now..." "Farfetchedl~ ."Amazing..." "Hooey!" I I Nov.16 Announced 1 honor th.,.. wbo bave iN:Jy - L-11......._ •1 WePay3% lntereltOnSavlng• Pomeroy National Bank EASY TERMS Membor Foderol RMerVo System ~ber Fodorol Dopotlt ln1uron.. Corporotlon Servillg Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY - RUTLAND RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Ruflond DUnON DRUG CO. 122 N. 2nd Avo, Middleport, Ohio ~ $5,353,000 l ~1~: :u r~umng . . . ----)dlfootl«titm Take a oo.ftllplloa tes1 tlrt•e II 1 1965 foni.MoylleyGII jlllt <Oilklo't lielleft dte od (npriated . - ) appoon4 Ia WI a lotr OJIO· All« ttll, mllliJ -ldor ~lloyeo 1D lie- of lite world's an. Bat Ford g • New ..... - ....... ttddl ave iocbel ..... kDoe room•• Traut.... ride e;Jperta 'l1le(Bolt, - · · ·Bera•elk ........ - ••• tleal •New --luwW I.TD - - • • · motdiod by ODY- 011' ill Pord's- q-. No...,..,lllc,)_dte_ '111eU.S. Auto Clob cordllet\ dte ..-.., Tltis y-'1 F.n lou dte ......,... body --~~--In~ lor oolra foot - if ,.,... .... - . .odl.. uprljbl. In m~anwhile, 8 Jame~ 46 y eOfS homeles~ ~ ce"' A ,. d All war veterans Honore • T0 day Across th eNatIOD . . Portland Man Js fnJ.llred •n Promotion Plan Js idopted by FaII from R f Mercl.ant Group. ·. r I 1 danger~ milli~n ~ilit~ry ~~s ~~~m~~;n w~~r! osp~:s 1 ~e ~n~;,~nc;~Cl;a~ero c'"ll~nio~ ~reac~n~Mis!io!: 1 Labor Offers .tt 30-mil~an-hour ~nd ~~nu;em·J Nel\,. Taxes.. Bene £its too ~!so a.~~ila: I I busin~ss I LO~DON meet- ~ m~ngled ........ ......,_.., .... -- .-.llloa 1 - (IIIIDdttniOG4-doctr to lite - . . ride. Bat ... ride II oaiJ port olwhlt'o - •~~o~,~~o~-.--.~v.a~o.­ ...... wt'' ~ ..... ...... eoll"'lrraa_,.. _ _ ttlJ a.lrlhutial eveo ohifl dowttlo Jlnl wllhout claahin&JCIIIL hordt<lpl) ~ ltalo olr, pn>Yidelrr.ll olr I¥ID with ttll wiDdowl alooed. • - It all dW 10undJ Ukt a kn lido up. .. - · - ~r~n.,., . ........... keJ-worb willa eltblr - for OM t:flf • o8tt" ••• taU a N" dnl'e. Su ,.,,.., 1J'I(JU ~WJPlt GU 6uylnr FortlJ tlvin no k/IIIW "!llipoloRI ia XL IIDII Lm mocklo Test drive Total Performance'65...best year yet to go EP-IJI~ KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 ext UeS ~ttee a~~:~ c:a ~·184Z5bp. -)'<l\1 ..., Third St., Middleport, 0. ·:~ ---· 1 Meet t he Tearn N T d llltl Sbt lo modela-lhe 11106t powerful -dan! Sla ot!eml by any car lo Ford'a - . • V-1 ....., , _ - ....- p~ Boosters PIan • - · lltrlfty ttll...- 8 AI Pord autematle tn•il kn lllrnl I , . - , DOl 2 u Ia m1111y c:omptlloc cuo. Ministers Set December 14 For n·Inner ~au.!. 1 egan To the 5 out of 10 people who didn't believe this ad ... ~. a sporting proposition Con/eri'R<'P He-mlock Grove Grenge met r in regul11r session Saturday eve. n\ng with Mrs. Carol ~one-s, 1 worthy master, presiding_ Our' ing the busme"s sess10n , an offJ('ers t'Onference to be held at : the Rock Springs Grange hall. November 16 was announced I and those attending are asked to bake pies for refreshment:~. ! Members are asked to br!ng gifts fur lhe Athens State Ho~­ pltel patients lo the next meet~ tng on November 21. Mrs HUber Quivey, lecturer, I presented a program of g~:~mes, 1 jokes, readings and songs, durinl! the lecture hour. PI• and coffee were served. 0~ I ' i Of/it-er ; ' "This ad kills me-• · ° I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "Bunk!" Morr AsI\S for An0 l her $2S MI.11 IOU • prevto~~ rl~~r 1 . T <~reg agr~ed An e);llimated 1,200 perl'!ons. h th radioed hit~: sucame as a surp1ise since were reported drowned m only : ra~ ~r t~o~ the situation wa!i so Iear her indications were that two of thiS country's northern peno.rs a I onlv the sick and the two Communist giants provinces. Estimates of horne: despl!rate ~:~e bei evacuated had made little progress toJess in only rour provmces 1wo~nded ng . ~'ard f~ll sca~e talks on Ul.eir ranged from 850,000 to 1.200.000. by alr. . . t9 t Ideolog:tcal differences . 1 Am err can military repor COLUMBUS iUPJI - State Ohio's wat er. p3rk~ and w1ld- pro vt>ments program fnr out- 1which are m design slages. 1the capital city said l,IOO perCommunications Cut Natural Resources· Df"pa 1trnen! life factlr•te "> · do(lr recreation and water de-1 The hsl mclud = .. .~ ·. d" · There were no reports at all sons had drowned . in two . IS- Director fi'red Morr Tuesday · · As ol ,\ o\- I. IOOl :some \-e lopment. and cons1d..: nng the ProJects under des 1gn or rea· 69,007, s from some provmces, where ra- , tricts ol Quang Tm .Provmce requested an addrttonal $25 mil of rhe appropnated puhl w needs immedJ-' dy for release of funds; $5,532,· 1 either Pres! entG 1°d n on d"lo road railwaj' air river· alone. Another 120 d1ed rn Quaog lmn be alloted to hts departbond morwy h,Jd bet'n tunded i.lte alf('ntron I am requestmg 1180 already spent · 1 1 Sen Barry M o water n ' · ' ' p · · 1 d ·'d 1 '' 1 1 k · · . T f1 nd sea communkat10ns were , Nam rovmce. .lake Alma improvements, 1 ment from the proposed $27., , on proJects erther comp cte . <.rn au rlwna .,_'i rot 1un to eep 3 the Nov .. et;ftb put out of commission. I Millloo Homeless , . m1llwn capt tal 1mprowments ' undt>r crm strud ton . or m "ll&l· our program movmg ," Morr Jackson Counly, $15,(}(1(), 5 per which Wlli bee g the Air Force weather men in Tile senior American (lid of. ' bond ISSUe I neermg df'slgn," MolT 3atd In cent complete; Burr Oak Bath- 1 cial canvass an te Saigon warned that ficial in the region, Louis Wah- l The bond i:-sue, approved by tl letl erl (J (;(IV R Rhod. Morr gave Rhode s (I lr st O( l houst> extensiOn. Morgan Counaddition o[ mt~or party d v~~: severai more days of wind and i rumund, of Fredericksburg, Tex. Ohio voters in November, 196'J. es. capJia! rmprovements project s ty. $50,000, 5 per ct>nl: Burr i c broke the rain was predictable along the , told UPI here lhat 750,000 l<> :allocaled 125 mtllton Ia cnnm· l "" Havmg rev,•wed lhe ''' ' "' •htcl' wm cnmpleiPd. thn<e llak c.amp area exlensmn , Mar· , The Meigs Ml.rl;terlll Aosoeo": 979 200·mile strelch of storm. rav· one milhon were out of 68,83S, m: vat10n and development of ol Ohto s pre""' capital 'm- und er conslxue11o" and proJects gan Counly, $120.11110. 20 per iauon •el December 14 for aged coast. the three prov1nces He said 80 , -~-- ---- · - - - - -- • ! renl Burr Oak Park facilities I1famtly Christmas meetlDF JOHNSON CITY, TEX.- The Marines here atrlifled 800 per of all property had I·- -- ·~ .,. . . ""r • ~ sludv . Morgan Coumy. $12,180. wheo lhe group met al Lelert President Johnson called Tr_eas-- refugees to safety in lhe past 48 been destroyed: ~ UPII 120 per cent. cabm plan, sland· Falls Methodist Church Monoury Secretary Douglas Dillon hours desprtet he gauntlet ot l Spokesman m Saigon said BRADENTON, Fla. 1ard for Burr Oak, 100 per cent. day. 1 1 cr astal d1stric1s in thP three -Forme-r Cincinnati Reds 'I Conper Hollow lake Dam, • The Christmas meeting wiD to his LBJ Rancht odey fo~ talks Com~unlst gunfire. 1 on economlc matters- mclud- The commander of the U S. provinces were 85 to 90 per ~1 anuger Fred Hotclllnson wa!i f\ .Ja rkson County , $200,000, 5 per lbe.gin at 11 :30 a.m . December ... I r ed 1"1011 ex·Army's S2nd Aviauor Battalion, I cent under water I plared on the rritiral list lo. I -& patul or a r uc cerrt : t:'ror ked Run camp area I 14 at t he Enterprise Evangeaoe lal:es in 1965. ~---- . - --day at Mm,lee Cnuoty "•m· road. Melgo <h.. --~tMIO 30 per i ical United Brethren Church. This program, • step loward I 00 •rtal HD<pital whm he Is ,. Ic.,, Lakr Hope e<;b.ins, VtPWII.I!hero will be ·dovotims allll cut in person00 bo~pltalized with che!it cau.· Bu~me<: c: \men ant•. ~ w11mrn of. Co. 1.1~~.000. JOO ~er rent ' Lake ·l dmner at noon. ''--~•~ IUWw~G.· pr/\..,ised ..._. & ., 1 DeJ Talbolt. Po-rtland, ~o:; rer . eed al a""· .. t~ •~r• N\rnl'lrated. ioeome tax-d . d ' p II h · . d Hu~ ramp area water svsti'm, The aMOCI&tion aJso agr 11 1rs 1 rushf'd to Meig~ Ge-neral ho.sHutc-h1nsnn was a mrtff' to ome-rnv wr e rnv 11e of lh es, wao amoss Items on the agand oe;t week throu h rson· Vml oo Counly, $!10.11110. 60 per i tu encourage churches . I tndl follofllng DUlon'J arrival pital Tuesday evening for tht> hospital Tuesda) for the I .g rem Tv('oon . Lakt:> lmprnve- county to help m aJdlng the at &he ranch lrefaftmedent of pahinful in]urtt's second time jn two wet>b and I Cah !nlen·Jewpf J parptrr1pn f' m a mt?-nls. \.a Ilia County, $::! 4.000, : Thomas Whrte family whidl Isu er when €' ff.'ll !rom was reported then tL be in mtmas nll' romo1lOll n 5 I rent lost tts home and possessions thf' roof of a house I "pOOr'' condition, Hospital auaccordatwe Wilh (l plan adortpe . b f tl A fierce 1110W ltOnn raged T lbo 65 -• 1 &horili('s said Hutchinson bud ' ed 'J'upc;dav Y tre ~n y, tot! RLINGTON Va (liP!) - America honored to~av· a II,d . was hreporl~ n1 "only a fair ni2ht.'' . d 1 f whirh tbrou&h the lllgb Sierras ay A od h 'l'h 1 -....... ,.;;-~~....... =·=,·~ ' In olher &ctlvily' the Pre-Eao. making hJghwayt ravel the 31 veterans, liymg and dead, who t'he I will wa"> a p-r HAN!\U, Gf'rmany <UPI)- 1 and ·•·· th weathe have aged Its wars and protected Jts peace. .a ra, etgs a so DUB cau ...... "& e b w I t r of President Johnson who treatt'd for a possible compound proved al a mePirng ()t 14 mr r- >\. hand grenade brought to hes will be held the week of bureau to warn stockmen a out As persona represen a lVe 'J h fracture of the left arm and I f'hant~ fo llmvrog a drnner at Ifo' b 2 "th · ill protecUng eattle Iwas at his ranch in Texas , Veterans Admmistrator o n t d hlp inJ r Ir:row '" Town fmd Coun trv res. scbool by a CeebiP·mioded boy I e . 22. 6 WI bseFrveb•ces24 ~ hit lh . S. Gleason Jr. ptared a wreath at the Tomb of the Un· ' .,.,ns. an a u y. exploded in a crowded play· ,' Meigs county to e . ' •· br of lh. t The unt e s onn e . 1 emo ies at Arlington Nat tonal ' Mr Talbott was brought to I tauranl .Jiwk Car se~ presid ent land 26 California Sierras, where snow knowns m so emn cer n the hospttal by the R a c • n e of tlw P(Jmrrn.\· rllnmber of ground today, injuring alleast Rev . M E Dowson nsoclapUed up to 40i nches deep and Cemetery. EST . t of I Emergency .squad Racine squad Comm<'rc:e prP "ldrd 1 34 ehildren. , tron ~reside~t was ~ dla.rl• 11 1 stlff winds whisam bS rv!d you and 1 and our ehildren volunteers to-ok Kenda Ar· Mr Carsev :.;fld all mrrch- : Thr grenade exploded among 1 of the session. Rel'. tied through mountain passes Sl encfe t~asar~rs~ice that ended would inherit a tree land. : not\, 14. o( Racine, to thr hosant s Will be -ablf' 10 par11 Clp<l1t> I 450 l'bildren playing during. IRichard Marun, rector of lhe 'More mow fell !!1 UtAh, east...,rn ~~rl~ w!r 1 0 ~ Nov. 11 at a '' The unknown. soldiers ~nd ! pita I after she lwd faiiPn at , ] in the pr11mohon. Men·hanf 1 rf'Cess. It tore tbe arm off an , Grace Episcopal Churcb of 46 ears ago. Nevada, southeastern Idaho John Fitzgerald Kennedy to- school and sustained a ht>ad (L'P{) _ Bolstered teams were eppomted to call I S-year-old boy ripped off a I Pomeroy, presentedt he as'S: south as the mountains Veterans Day observ-lgcther were victims of hate, fin]ury by two maJor parliamentary i?n all others not al the girl's hand, tbe h·gol lgram entitled,. Body fl. of Arizona. , h ld the 50 states and their graves bear mute ev- 1 vwlorres the Labor government 1mg. Teams are to report as another girl and may cost an- 1the Risen Chnst. an~es tw;; e ov:rs~:s cemeteries idence o( what man's baseS[ m· 1 FRACTURES JAW ; today (lresen1ed a budget bnm-, s;.;,;n as ros~ JblC" tn Pa.u: Chat~-. oUter her si,ght, I ·HONOLUW ~ a~er: 140.000 US. soldiers and stincts can do ..o his noblest , Roger L. Jeffers, 17, son of mmg with nrw wplfare bener1ts man~~ rhe C'hapm:m-Can.HLry . _,., ..... , ~ .,._ ., At Least Six Die Dodd the gultar-atrwnmmg ex- w 00() 1 tives" Mr and Mrs Robert L J r<: - and new laxe~ to pev for Shoe store £, · :'lt:' ""W-1:&..,-.. ·~""' ' •~ ' lhe names ol another 90, mo · · ·' · I In Bomber Craob elUef Mousketeer of Walt Dts. . . . action are enscribed Syracuse, was admitted to Hoi. them 1 FIREMEN CALLED UPI) · ney's Mickey Mouse televisiOn mtssmg m zer hospital at 8 30 p m. 1\JP.~- I Chancelloc of the Exchequer : MOONSIIINE POISON Pomeroy firemen were call- WOLF POINT, Mont. ( 0 show, died In Honolulu TuesPreserve Freed m day suffering from a fractured . James Callaghan went to lhe ' INDEPENDENCE, Brilrsb ed al I 12 a m today to the A huge 852 Jet bomber cra~ed. day after an illness of nearly 2 ''Through their courage, dedl jaw sustained when he bumped I House of Commons with his Honduras JUP f) - Wood alco-r wyi!Js Hill area to batlle a and burned late Tuesday Dlght months. cation and sacrifiee we have into another boy whtlcp laying I '·IJttle budget" givmg the hrst ! hoi accldentally served at a brush hre No damages v.ere m a ranch pa!tur... 20 mllet Dodd was 54 years old but still preserved our freedom and defootball on the Syracuse gurde i solid facts and figure-s on La- wake here ktlled at least 2 pttr ' reporiPd . south of this Moa. had a ren:aarkably youthful fended our heritage," Defense school yard after school houn, bor s announced plans to rr- sons and sent II to hospital, 1t 1tana town, killmg at least Iii appearance that made bim a Secretary Ro?ert S. McNamara I shape Bntam was reported today : TWO MEN FINED Iol I he seven crewmen aboard. ~ part of the children's program said m a tnbute to veterans, PTA t'O MEET I Budget details traditionally I Bottles of wood alcohol stolen : John Pnddy. Mrddleport, con- A spokesma~ at Glasgow Air for seven yean. "They d~serve,,Lhe gratitude of The Southern Local school I are guardt!d from premature recently from a merchanl here vrcted of passing on a yellow , Force bas_e said a recovery and all Amencans. . Tuesda evening Noll'emher 7-8th Grade PTA will meet 1d1sclosure But informed ob- were found empt:'; m the ronm : hne, and Edwar'J 0 . Parker, 1nvestJ.gatron team sent frail COLUMBUS _ THE HOUSE He called on the millions now 117 .11 ~ "Meet' the Basket- Thursday a1 7 30 p m Mrs Mt!. servers said lhe pion probnhly where 1he punch served at lhe : Mmersvtlle, falling 00 mamtam llhere to lhe scene had El t'1 ns and Federal Relations serving actiVely m the ~auonal ballw:eam~ night at a me~ting dred Fitch, pres1dent, asks all would include h1gher penswns wake was m1xed. Iassured clear dtstence. were iered srx. bod.;es fr~m hthe .. C ec Tu roa began its defense "ro renew their own f the Middle rt Athletie - "JOst- members to attend as room mo. 1and abolitrm of the token 28 fmed $5 and costs in Pomeroy age The ate 0 t e seven task out determmauon to . preserve the :rs, to plans thers ere to be named. Icent charge for doctors ' preMayor Charles Legar's Court crewman was not learned. tabl 1 ror con- blessings for which our veter- b th Boosters Tuesday evenIscrrptrons under the naflonal , The Ohw State Patrol report- saturday. RTY an accep e p~po_sa ans fought" y e Mtddl t Hi h Veteran!! Memorial Hospital health .serv1ce ed today lhe arrest of Chesler ' PLAN ARTEX PA gressl:,:l R In a program at the memor1- mt alt ADMISSIONS - Evelyn Htll, To fmance ihe benefits. •Cal· : E Wells, 36, Long Bottom. I GUESTS OF CL.UB The Bus.iness and th at amphitheater at ArUngton, sc · t c ' ·• Rutland; Bessie Mass1e. Harri· laghan was ex.pected to propose, who was plaeed in the Calha I \largaret Lehew and M0 ll y a Women s Club of Middleport 11 an G r - ow ng ~~~ef0 1e c. · after the presidential wreath presl en· pre · sonville a more comprehensive cap1tal county jail charged w1th dnv-i Hill were guests of the Middle- 1' is sponsormg an Artex party at: mitt7 twa: was laid at the Tomb of the Plans were made and DISCHARGES Lawrence gains ta:rc., a curb on deductwns mg while and whJJe i port Busmess and Professional l7 30 P m. on Friday, Nov. -n. 1 ., m:;.y a re a Unknowns of the world wars mittees named fof Napper, MJnersvJile. Virginta for e:rc.pense aet·ount spending. under suspensron His hearrng l Wompn's Tuesday night. aL the Colu.mbus and s IllS P p pa ..., and Korea Gleason expressed and rummage sa e e Roush Pomeroy· Ada Fulton and tightening of tax law loop· Iwtll be held m GaU1pol!s court Ohw Electric company! IOelll bJII to send to Ule floor.lt wo~ld Johnson's ;,devout hope" that Saturday, Nov. 21 in the form· Ch h.' ' ' h1 today · ~ .;~,-m." "":'"'~':::.{>'f "'t::r ~'" rooms. Members said this wil revise the 15th district to :;: Americans would work f~r a er A & p building 1D idle· es ire . I o es. . I The Veterans' Memorial be an opportunity to le6rn fa!> elude Musklngum, Perry, M nation •·completely commLUed port. Mrs. Mildred Humphrey I Hospital today moved to nc patntmg Mrs. Margaret Elgan, V/&8hington, Hocking, Alb· to a world at peace." They musl and Mrs. Helen Sauer were quash lies •PJNII'••IIy beill8 Ia Lt>wtS will be the de!DOQ. ens, VInton, Meigs, Gallia, Jack· build the "strength to assure n~med on the rummage com1 spread in this area tbllt bOa· ~trator son and Lawrenoe counties. that this commitment 11 trans· rmttee. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. cans to cease knifing each oth- 1at Committee r pltal insurance piaL are n.:.t le&ed from desire to deed." Secretary and treasurer's re- Melvin R. Laird, R·Wis .. who 1 erma search for seapegoats in ' "The Republican party can being paid t... it. Mf'igs Geoeral .ospUal COLUMBUS - THE OfUO. Did Not IDow port& were given and ·"o1s an· drafted the Goldwater platform. the party's election rout on Nov Isurvive the 1964 election." La1rd · Charles RidPOUt, admini.. ADMISSIONS - David IMKi Farm Bureau FederaUon an- A year agO at the traditionaJ bOunced that basketball prD- called today for creation of a 3. He termed t he~e attacks I said in a statement. ·•If it fatls • trator, said all 6Jue Crou Pnmeroy, Mrt. Harry Tayklt; 1 nounced Tllesday 11 expected to Veterans Day ceremonies In &he grams will be printed as a : new "tempprary party agency" "suicidat.•• I to survive, history's v. .-dJct will plans Jo Ohio, WP!t Virginia, Pt. Pleasant; Alice Van eoc:. consider a resolution Wednes- nation's most hallowed ceme- courtesy of the Royal Cmwn outside tbe Republican Natwn- 1 Lakd said no one man and I be that it committee suicrde 1 Kentucky. and an others, as ey . Long Bottom; Clara OhU• day to purehase the A • f re- !t!ry, President John F. Ken · Bottling Co. al Committee to try to rebu11d l no "narrow faction" could " It wouJd be suicida lt o lg· well as every k•owa type!ii of ger, Pomeroy; Reo Batey, Jd-- ~ tail food chain. nedy placed a pre!!idential Eddie Blake Is chairman of the GOP ply the leadership required now 1 nore the election results and to other bGspltaJizatien plan&., son; Del Talbott. Portland.. ~ 1 The proposed pw'Cbue wu wreath at the tomb - "little the auction with WiiJiam ('hilda "This agency should be a to save the GOP From extmc- , resist any change in the party are paying all their obligalion1 DISCHARGES - a-1 VID .!: recommended 'by D. R. Stan- knowing,,. Gleason said, "'that named to contact business hous.. microcosm of the broad base ton. He propo!-ied establishment ] It would be equally SU ICidal to . at Vett:rans Memorial hospit· Cooney, Middleport. neld exeeut~vt vice •president be himself tn exactly two es for articles: ror the all day which must be developed by the of a new "collective leatler-1 engage in bitter factional con· , al. ol the Ohto FUm Burt!au Fed- weeka would, like them, rest sale. Anyone having Brticles for Republiean party," said Laird. ship" thai wnold rnclude mem- fhcts to secure or to keep ~ole The hOspital currently br LOCAL TEMPS &he auction or rummagt may 11It should represent all regioos bers of Congress, governors. t'Ontrol over the party. 1 oper•tina. at fuU capacity or The temperature ftt. .Pom tratton. Who told' tiJ:e ·federa· forever here. tlon'a 46th annual ~· that u'l'he unknown aoldlen and' contact the Hackett Service and all interests." . state and local officeholders ''The winner of such a cos- Us surgical aDd medi . . .J beds. eroy's business d.lstdet ~ r lhe oaUon'a lOIII' lop !Golt dlalno Johll F. KOIIIIOtiy wgether gave Stallon WY 2489r or K I n g Pendlng creation ol such an i and olber Republicans ao well flict Is likely to find himself tbe 1. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ •. m. today wu a dt&reilli, lave llD.I blWon lillllllllllllleo. " all that mao ' can &Jve 10 thai Buildero' Supply WY 2·3748. 111ency, Loin! ur11ed Republl· as members ol the GOP Naliou- sole custodian of a corpse." 1 der clear 1kleo, . elect~~~ ~eturns MEIGS THEATRE S k, A A v~ctims MOSCCOW !UPil -Chi· nese Communist Premier· CtJJu EnLat and Soviet lead• . er Leonid I. Brezhnev have to hold Smo-Sovlet peace talks m Pekmg eorly next year. reli_able Commu• mst sources scnd today, I The agreement was said ,to have been reached at talks between the two lead~ iers that have been under !way m Moscow. 1 The report of the planl· for a meeting in PekinC 1 ' 1 A ~Jsons/~ I THE SHOE BOX hehcop~e~s ~h~ir al~ves ord number of Americans cast ballots in the 1964 presidmtial election, but the percentage of the turnout fell below both the forecasts and the prevmus htgh. 0 th basi of nearly comn e s 50 plete returns from the sta~ 8 nd he o· tr t 0 f Columbta t217 IS lC ted ( 0 I ° bu~ret fa~led 1 1 LOAFERS Communist ut' ho!es through two American mercy I g . p1 d d fred on dozens of others as U.S. I d \o relieve one milhon of pllots rls et d. t i South Viet Nam's history. the worst s orrn tsas er n . h" b g0 t The two Marine Corps helicopters from t ts ase I _EASTERN HIGH PLAY _ The Eastern H_ighS chool Junior Class pi" . "Granda~ Goes Wild" will be staged 1 home w th loads of Vietnames~ r~fugees desptte the thts Fnday mght at 8 p.m m lhe school audJtOJiUm Mr s. Alice Nease IS director. Ca~t members are , front row, bullets wh1ch to down !heir aircraft. . Ito r, Ma1·y Taylor. Ba1ley who porlra .vs grandad, .lulw McCo\ . Pal Batley Linda Lark1ns Standing. are Farther south the commander of a U.S Armv avta- Patty Dorst. Cheryl Bentz, Duane Tuttle, Charles Kmgl1t, Bill Allen , Ge1 a ld Jlollon and Cind1 Rmehart. _ lion battalion sa;d "we are bemg shot at more than 50 Sentinel Pholo. REC pet· cent of the t1me by !he V.C. 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