http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5ac200db2dfc1b6f86fe99529ced676b.pdf 0f470af4a872d481623f0df352b90d7f PDF Text Text , -' I, '- ,• .. H 0 • ' _. -.i - - ----- -- - - ' WEATHf:l 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 11, _1964 • Sbowen Or llnmd.enltowers, wiDdy and warm IODiCbt low ts-SO ~rtdoy plll'lly .~ 111111 <ootor, hlp - · VOL XVI e NO. 180 . enttne • at y POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO I l ......,,ltirw ... 6t u.- ed - · )I ' 1011 l ' r lor marrbi1e - II lor one! If lor 18liiL TH URSDAY, NOVEMB ER 12 1964 FIVE ' I ·I l'fOY YOIJIC'IfOW!' New \ r. CENTS .' BlliEF: · · ·~- ::; ' .I . , WIRE.. NEWS. ~ I' . ' ...,., ·Frum .· ' Uult"d fre~<~ . ··t' • lnlt~n•ati~~J'hul WASIUNGTON The drive to ''reshape" the eJection-batter· Start your own "slush fun" this ng can The pre, eo t d hf d <:~11 burmn~ jJe rmils Ill nearb~ fir es ill ~~~~ V.l rgi~i: , ~h~ot~i~~ion al so announc<•d .,d. the reason the division !'lamp- many acres of . proper ty had cel!ed been damaged . · ttl d arM~ddleport Mayor Lee s-:lh ....... The volunteer fire fighters ha s ordered outside burning ol th M '·t·r e down on fire perm it holders any trash, or paper, sto........t res m e eson , .._, l Lon and went to Tumblesen Run above . that no more fire pN m1ts will (j ll' .,~ Letart, W.Va ., areas.. . . i LeL_art Tuesday to help extin- be issued until th e l'ur·renl In a Ia enunty. and hes promised full legal / Th M ban Mea nwh il e it was learnPd the fines for anyone found guilty of I . e . ason company s actlvJ- 1gmsh a bluze that had burned is li fled. Chesler f'lre Departmen t was disobeying tbe order. I t~ md1cated .!1 heightening of : for two days. · Wednesday· s fu·t' began ln · t" II . d f1re hazards over the tri -county : Also on Tue~day the Mason uum 1en I On a Y om1 1te from Some relief is predicted by I, area 1nc 1ud.mg ;''I e1gs · , Mason, F'ire Department was • oolled to the afterno(ln1 near Hladr.n. :m d the li st ol un its that assisted , U.S. Weather Bureau officials, , and Gallia counties I approximate y 31 fJremPn Iou gh! the Raci nl" Department in fight.. Showers covering about 60 per , fi Mason Fire Dep~rtment otfi l ~r~~ker ~ollow r.<;>~r Le~art to I the huge brush. grass bl<J ze ing (I St'I'I P S ul brush fires in i cent of Ohio are expeeted to. cial 'd th I - lg a Jre on t e asper throughout the mgh1 'l'hl" morn. th e Lebanon TwiJ of Meigs night or tomorrow HNSON CITY, Tex._ Press sal e unu was ca led i Eden farm. S1x acres of land mg , a Fa1rv 1e" F'Jre Tower counly Sunda y_ ' I Syracuse Fire Chief Oril ldent Johnson plans to ask to the woods near the Clifford were burned over watchman sa id u1r blaze is np- 1 oh· Congress next year to rep~al Carson farm back of Mason ' IN GALUA I , • l, . n 10, Pomeroy. Racine, Hubb~rd said . today burnJog j and to p,·cnJ'c 'u u'll , near Ci•fton , ,' WI th .lh e ou lb rea k of a IJ'<IIJ ,-,~~n · , palThe en t }600-acre under tfir ~nelrnld'd ChPstrr, Rutland , \1 Jdd leport , I, pernuts for residents of the vii~ the 10 per cent federal excise t . d R d . 11 . 1 1 1 0 tax~• on _toiJet tlrticles and N<?T-SO-OLD SOLDIERS- Mick_ey Williams, Paul • to fi~ht blazes Wednesday. : acre fire 10 Ohio Twp., below damage any homes or ~UJidi~~~s a~nies ~a\~: b:e; ~nte~~/om·. age hav.e been cancell~ ~til mebcs, Jewelry, furs, luggage Casc1, Don Folmer (masked from nghl), and Charles I Off~cJals toclay had not de- Eureka in Gt!llia county Wed- i according to the towp r watc1- ~lert fnr brush f . th· t sta~~ ~a!er not_J~e. f Hub~~rd s~d ~wand handbags Swatzel, check breeches of tbf>ir .30 calibre Springfield · termmed the origin of either nesday the Ohio Div ision of er d . t Ires . a c~u ~ ors WI ace 1 ega1 urm~ 1 .Treasury &crelary Douglas after loading for rifle salutes Wednesday at the Meigs - ---- ' ___:____ ' . ---~- expau ~ ~~re l!~s_az- c arg es. Dillon announced the dtcision j county courthouse. Members of the Drew Webster Post Wednesday after talks with No. 39, American Legion, they were principal figures in 1 Johnson. The taxes concerned a brief Veterans' Day observance . Pomeroy High school are generally measures enacted trumpeter Mickey Minchini played the impr"essive during World War 11. Dillon "taps.'' Only a handful of people were on hand to help said JohDson would seek repeal recognize thi s d3y as different fi'Orn others. as the deal BRADENTON, Fla. (UPJ\ - through most of the se<Json, or reduction of a " good num. of ail wars slept on . Fred Hutchinson, former man- Hutchinson resigned as managber of other excise taxes" in ~ ~-- --ager of the Cincinnalt Reds, died er (kt. 19. addition t.o the ttems he listed. ,prtz~~~~""¥""'"'"1''7~,. .,. -~ early today at Manatee MemoHutehinson had 1 he kind of Middleport Street Commisrial Hospital, He was 45. baseball carf'er every player I coLUMBUS <UPII - It win SANTA BARBARA, Calif _ sioner Lawrence Manley said Hutchinson's physician, Dr. dreams of. lake •·patience, perserveranct Paul Muni, 66-year~ld Acad~my todtty tbe village SCBYt"nger . J. H. Beam, said the former I He brok~ into pro ball al 18 and projection') but Ohio C!6D Award-winning actor, was re- will operate only three days j 0 ~anager's wife, Patricia, and and pr-omptly became the be No. l in many fields, Gov. ported in serious condition to. a week the rest of 1hts seas- ~ his t_wo older son_s were at the I prime target of every scout m .lumes A. Rhodes said Wed· bedside at the time of death. I the country by winning 25 day in Cottage Hospital. Muni on. nt>c;day_ was admitted to the h.:~spital M 1 h .; Hutchinson diOO at 3:58 a. m. games and losing only seven Oci 30 f an ey reports t e scaveD·r EST l · · " He made tht< observation In a . · or pneumonia, but now A Ch . t . t' ln a ter suffermg from chest 11 for Seattle or the Pacific Coast 11 be 10 th fl t lkl spN'c h at the Ohio Chamber of ts sufferJng from a serious ger WI e rs a . ns mas promo wn cancer since the first or the ! League his first year out. heart condition. sec 0nd wards on Tuesday§. 1 Middleport was assured when year Beam said I n... . h. . 1939 b . Commerce's annual meeting. 1 1an d"" 1m m the tblrd and fourlb, on Thurs- th M'ddl rt R tail M ~ ' · ut:"lrm o:u Y 1 Ohio. he declared, will be the __ _ ,e ) e~o e er The former manager was un- turning over $50,000 p I u s five l'ir ~ l si!Jte in the country to COLUMBUS Resolutions dayds and in tbe fiftb ward on chants assocU:Iti~n met Wednes- conscious at the time of death , players to the Seattle club. cmnrlete its part of the inter· urg~ng purc.hase of one Or more 1 Frl ays. day e.t the Martin Restaurant. the doctor said. As a pitcher the curly haired stat e highway system, maJor reta1l food chains and 1 1:1'Mlfui.4W48%-~'n?,~;:eyr~y.7.o. "":':~?t! They agreed to pa) the town " It was very hard on his Hutch never rivaled either Bob enactment of state and federal I $200 for two weeks free park- family, They had been expect- ~ Feller or teammote Hal Rhodes spoke out ln defen~ laws permitting farmers to berOWfi 3US ing at meters prior to Christ- ing it, but it was still very i Newhouser, but he won his of his admi n i.~tratioo ' s policy of long to bargaining associations mas, if acceptable to town of- hard," Beam sald. I share of the so-called big ones floating bond issues to meet were adopted Wednesday bv the ficials. Also, the association will Hutchinson had been · in a and wound up wiU1 a total of slate needs. Ohio Farm Bureau F~on· 0 . pa,rti5:iP.~~~ . a~~~~ !~ ~~ ~rist~IMini·~· for the paat week,· 95 victories a~ainst .71losses . The 250 delegates) represent~ mas program spon!ibtellijl'1he' actQI'dmg to 1b& doctor,/ He spenl his entire playmg "This admini stration did not obout 52,500 Ohio farm famFeeney-Bennett Post American "He said very Uttle to me or career' with ·tfle -Tigers' and invent bond issues," he sald. hes, ~~lled for a study of I he 03f )Legion. ' to anyone else. showed such tremendous com' " We on ly project them and at. fe~slbihfy of buying the Great [ .. He wa1 • great guy. It is pe.titive spirit that no one was tempt to get the most use Of At1antJc & Pacific Tea Co. A & _Bob Haggerty or the H &- R too b11d," Beam said. really surprisd when they them . P. Kroger, Safeway or Ameri-1 COLUMBUS (UPI) - Secre- Flr~tone Store wa!'l named He was re-admitted to tht l named him manager to succeed I can chains. tary of State Ted W. Brown chairman to the Christmas Pro- hospital here Monday for the : Red Rolfe on July S, 1952 _ \ 1 ''Bond issues were authorized moved today to take over the gram, second time ln the t t T k Ov R . I under s former governor and 00 Cuyahoga County Board of . pas wo er eins . FRE_~~IE HUTCHINSON - - . ~A REAL I\IAJ\'' , !.hree governors spent the COLUMBIA, S.C. - The South th Others attending were John weeks. Hutchmson was released He took uver Lh~ club m -·-- mone)'. This administrau··· Elect.wns un t't 1 ree new memf th h · 1 1 · ' ' ~ Carolina Beptist Convention b b .1d Werner, Bob Coots Dale nut- rom e osp1ta ast Saturday eighth place and thal s where • ) : didn 't htve a cent of bond Wednesday solidly rejected de- ers can e. appom e · I ton, C. P. William;, Carl Hor· after a week-long stay in which the Tigers lmished that year.l money when i1 came in." segregation of its three colJeges Brown f1red two veteran ky, Edison Baker George In.. he show.ed steady improvement. / Hutchmson boosted them two by a 905 to 575 vote 1n secret board m e m be r s Wednesday gels, Eugene Fre~h Edgar Ab. But aJter ~ weekend at home, , notches to ·sixth the following i Ohio's goal , the governor balloting_ nigh! and accepted the resigna- bolt, Don Stivers Cash Bahr he was hosprtatized again Mon- ; !Continued On Page 2) said , is lo be !he national leadThe vote "closes the matter tlon of a tt1ird. · Fred Hibbs and Lionel Boggs~ day In "poor" condition and I er in higher education, researcll as far as this convention Js Brown dismissed Ray T. Miltook a turn for the worse on I COLUMBUS rurn -- The Ohio House passed bills ' and development with the UJli.. concerned," uid James A ler, board chairman and former Wednesday. ! Wednesday creating Cleveland State Universitv and the versJLJes providing industrial Howard, chltirman or the con: county Democratic chairman, ( Doctors dlscoveced HutchinToledo State Medi cal Sc:hool and the Senate ,~eceived ree.sea, ch much jn the manner vention. and Democratic member Dan .son had chest cancer last. Debill that would pu1 a $275 million bond JSSUe before th! ol the agr.!,cultural extension r. W. Duffy, for "malfeasance, cern~. After guiding the Reds voters . 1searcJJ programs at the univer· WASIUNGYON- The Nation- nonfeasance and misfeasance Both chamber~ then ralle? it a we~k. adjourning until lsities. al_ Agricultural Advisory Com- in office." next Monday arternoon . 1 he >pecJa! session a~pears Ralph R. Baldenhofer, 1•8 mJSslon NAAC proposed today Board member A. L. DeMair0 Ul :ertain to last at. I east another week. The House cleared I Springfield, wa.s elected presL that federal tobacco production ibus, county Republican chair· It.s a~e~da for conl'entration on the major matters of re- dent of the chamber Wedne. controla be stiffened to regulate man, resigned when informed SALEM .. Ore. (UPil - Gov . dts~nctmg and reapportionment by passing the two edu- 1day, succffiiing Bartoa A. the number of pounds each far. by Brown of what the secretary Mark Hatfield of Oregon offered catwnal rneasure f; <.4nd several other pieces of lesser Hull, Logan. d Golden Canadey, Northup, a three-point plan for rebuild- legislation . - - - -mer can sell instead of -e.s now- 1 let 1 ed 0 o s e P ann to was re-elected to another three~ ing the Republican party to.. The medi('al school bill re---·---~ · • the acreage he can harvest Brown sent Nelson Rrsher, a year term •• Ohio Farm BurlOllS I ' The commission also pro~ed deputy m hJs office here, to eau trustee for tile Athens day, and warned GOP leaders {'eJVed unanimous approval rmd died when Rep Robert Longs• st~dy of plans for a two-level Cleveland to work with local • . to quit "jockeying for the 1968 1the state umversity measure : worth, H-Cari'Ollton. announced , pr1ce support system under deputies Thomas B. Crisafi and Meigs and GaUia area Wednes- .District_ Go~e?lor Arthu~ E. presidential nom1~ation '' passed by 109-2 after some m1- his support of the bill. Longs- : whfch export prices could be re.. Donald W. Kendziora. They will doy night. Ftsher of Chilbcothe described "We must rebmld the party nor oppositiOn by Rt>p . James worth. who had served on the duced to meet growing compe- supervise board operations un- This was ~nnounced at the LlonJsm as the greatest service organization and leadership on I Hapner. R-Hillsboro Istaff of Kent State. said he had j . tition abroad. til three new members are Ohio Farm Bureau's annual club m_ovement Jn the world, a first things ftrst basis. Hapner, who lost hi s bid for [ provements at the Ohio Peni· Funeral serv1r-es for Mrs . ._ named. meeting Jn Columbus. embracmg n:'ore members than "If ~e Republicans don:t ~o [ r:-e!ectwn , sa1d passage of the been assured appropnatiuns rar !trlla E Weaver, 82. of the fta. Stubbona brush ffteJ swep& any other Similar type gr~up, better m 1~ than they did In 1bill would cause appropnation.s 1the existing state schools would Icme area. who .died ~ednesda,large areas of Under-dry Ohi CITED TO COURT Voting delegates to the Ohio Wednesdar at a Pomeroy L10ns 1964, we m1ght as weJJ throw 1to the six e:ustmg state univer- not be affe.cted. Iat 12 30 . p m _m Me1gs Geilft"to Wednesday at oppositte ends 0~ Albert Ta lor 21 Pomero Farm Bureau from the three. dub m~bng, . in the towel as far as l96B is ' sHies to be cut. Both bills now 0 to the Sen-' al Hospita l, will held Sat· the state. was cited ~ Pom~roy May:; county area Were Mrs. Frank . Spe~mg foUowmg a luncheon com..'erned.," the Oregon guver-i The only oHw.r dissenting att•. They ':"<ill gprobablv be l urday at : p. m. . m ~e EW'iq SJx brush and forest fires Charles Legar's court on a MJIIs, ~r., Galli&; Thomas Say- m SOClal rooms.of the Feder~ted n<r said. . . i vote ~as cast by Rep. Joseph I broughl. up for consideration ln Chapel with bunal m 1...etart ranged out of contrOl in Cler· charge of permitting an unli- re, Me1gs; and Gaylord Cook, chW'ch_, ~v. F1~er descnbed Many pohtical observers be- R. Kamrad. H·Port.age county. the upper house sometime t .Ceml"lery. The R~v_. H. L. MQ.. mont and Warren count! In sed t to d . d Athens County. humamtar1an projeCts of Ohio Ueve last week's election greatPr 1 W('(>k nex DRmeJs will offlcJaJte. N •· th western Ohio one of es opera or22 Mason nve was an These, WI'th 8 bout 250 0th er Lionism · He urge d th e 1oca1 1Y enhanced Ha t r·leld' 11 positiOn ·· om had IJes be0 New Taxes · I The bill to produce a con tl- 1 Her hu5band • Cl Yde• p,-~~ ---·• i;JIJU them cen Flora Stobart There charring 200 acres' before Jt was cited on cha;ges 'of n.o ~pera~ delegates to ti_le state ~ven- club to ~uild up its member- in the Repu~lican par_ty. His tion expected f~~mso~:ntp~st~ I tutwnai amendment for the ~ 75 1 ffi her m death. Survivors inhalted. In Saybrook To hi 1 • I' d d . i f tlon, also con!ldered and ap- ship so 1t could be of even speech attackmg extremism key· U . . elude a daughter, Mrs. Fannie 1 In Ashtabula County, a::,~ 0~r :en~c:":ed~~sdayri; ngp~~~ prov~ P?licy resolutions of the greater serviCe-- -to its communi. noted the GOP National Con- nJverslty, but 11 _apr__are~~y ,_ (Cont~nu:~on~~~~e~ 2) Belle Brown, Long Bottom, and hundred acres of forest was de- ero· olice y orgaruzahon for the coming ty, vention which nominated Sen. three grandchildren, Alltltl atroyed by 1 fire that broke out y p ' year, He said Llonlsm is "growing Barry Goldwater for president. Brown. New Philadelphia; Mrt. In. baokwoodo ..... ON TWO COUNTS The delegote .... ion camo by leaps and boundo the world Outlines Plan ' Madelyn Emerson, Lafayette, '111 . Obi Slate p t I on the last day of the eonven~ over.'' Hatfield in an interview with Jnd .. and Robert Brown It 0 ,.......,. MemoriiJ Bospllal the convlcUon ·.~ 1:; non which began Monday Important dates lor o h Lo UP!, call~ lor Republicans to' home. A.dJIIflliOIII _ M 8 r j o..r 1e counts of Chester E Wells 38 morning. . Lions w~ Mnounced as: I' -Outline a positive, progresSh~ was 1 member of 111e Grimm, Racine· Th Lon B ·. . ' ' -Bowling tournament, Chllll- slve policy and philosophy based R M J Racme Melhodlit ChurciL 1 Schoonover • omas g ottom, In Gallipolis court p I oothe Nov 20-Zt · I th rd r I' h . ev. r. C. . Lemley. pastor of the Rutland Metho- l friends may call at the f nl . , . Rutland; Nara on Wednesday. He was fined U p, Paper Firms ' · · . . 011 e reco s .0 accomp lS - d1st church, has been credited with saving the life of · · . une Hartman, LOne Bottom: Cbar- $50 and costs, given live days F . Strik Thr -Dbtrlct <onvennon, MarJe~ ments of Republican governors: northern Ohio youth following a ·ar w k R a home any tune, lotLn Tucktl', ilheoblre• 1. .1•• 1a · 1 · · !lee e eat ta, May 1-~. -Estllblish "co u n s e Ls of n L d ' rec on I. 38 ~ 1 PJckeus, M&SOD; Erna ~ Jal ' ~d hiB h~ense sus- A new strike tbreat that could -state convention, Toledo, ideas" between GOP officehold- ear on on, ast weekend. -j SQUAD CAU.ED er Cheshire. pended or one-rear 0~ . 8 .seriously dent the West Coaat May lf-15-16. ers and rank and file party Rev. Lemley was returning 1 h . 1 Middleport Emergency - tte... · Otscblfltl - Mary H 1 Dl m :rg~f :hUe ~ pulp and paper industry loomed - InternaHonal convention, members at the local level, home from a trip late Saturday en carrJed the !"0 1't! seriou.sly cue squadmen went to the MaMinersvllle• Mtcb.ael Bater' ca ' a - B? cos s, today despite a plea form La. Los Angeles, July 7·10. and night when he noticed a ear off m~t youth to his . automobile. I Oei Hysell home on Wi1liam-lt Mlnermne; Ava Gilkey ~ : u:,ve bil da.!:t In Jail .for bor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz Guests at the meeting, pre- --.:concentrate on m8king sub- the road. Though he saw no I {his one was bleeding ~rofuse-1 at 5:a5 p. m. Wednesday wben ziaonvWe. " . v w e er suspension. to con~e nego&iations, the sided over by President J. Ed- stantlal GOP gains in 1966 as one near the crash, he decid- , t~ 50 ~ev. Lemley .decld.ed to she was sufferiJJa from a ._.. Total Number of Patlonlt-33 DANCE AT WAHAMA UPI sold. ward Footer, were Paul Chap. a prelude to the 19ti8 presiden- ed the wreck had just occurred, ' . ke ~m f to a. liospitlll himse~ VOOJI condition. More tban 20,000 member& of man, James Soulsby, Keith tial contest. so he pulled over to lnvesti- mstea o takmg the lime to ----LOCAL TEMPS h~ achool dllllCO will be the ASSI>\'IOUon of Western Pulp Goble, Bernard Fultz and Ro- Hatfield said Republlcans gate. He discovered two young summon an emergency vehtcFllU!lMEN CALLED The lemporature In dowiltown ;~ comlng Friday at the and Paper Workers "over- bert Gant. ' must establish "a broad middle men unconscious and painfully !e. . . . Pome<oy firemen ,...,.. caW Pomeroy II II:U a, Ill. lodaJ lum from~~ ~bool •ndltor- wbelmlng)y rejected," the gov- Federated Church ladles oerv- lll'Ound philosophy and outline injured near the car, which had PhysiCians told hrm the youth at ! ' IS a. m. ll>day to WyW. was 118 deirael tllltler ovorcut J•- will ~m.daThe emment request and were oet lug lunr.b were Mrs. Lena Grue- posiUve positions on civil rights struck a concrete abutment. wthould have bled _to d~Jh if Hill and at 9,30 tD DW' HOJI'I oklu "'" " emcee. nee to wa1k off lbelr jobs today In oer Clara Karr and Mn medic U ' tl'e had been fiVe mmutos Sohlo Statton 011 West MabHI., ' II OJl8ll "'· lllo public. a dlsputo over a new c:oJitract, ~ Neutzlillfl, . ti taxa on, conserv~ Rev. Lemley was able toldeilly in geUing him to the to douse &l'llo firea at llllllt on, c~on and forep aid. arouoe one of tho InJured and hospital. placet. "" r winter 1 lJn,que tanning metbods combine fluorocarbon 0 into tile ta leer Fire Department ha s been four times in lhe ,,' summoned I~st ~wo days to battle forest ~oreslrv thi s mon.. JO Tour Husb Puppies* casuals are differenl reins skin<ll MASON - The M.,on Volun- lrre nor had they leam!'d how ed GOP along more moderate lines Js being spearheaded 1 group of '·mod era te.-to-liberal" House Republicans. A House GOP group known as . the "Wednesday Club'' clatmed new recruits Wednesday on its drive to get "fresh minds and fresh leadership'' into the party, soft Hreathin' Brushed PJR· resist water, stains ana soil. And that means softness •• _even after But that's ODiy half the story! :sDa~ in&. MEIGS THEATRE •ligbtwlii!rt ltHIIfiJft •Cit8n wirh brisl brPs!ti"t •Sflll IMnk for Wn; 6Upp111t •MiUtHiiJ"Iq Pome-roy, Okio ~--iflltrlpl . . . New in Hush Puppies" lint?d boots 12.95 TONIGHT and THURSDAY NOT OPEN 7.99 to 12.99 FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'Hutch' is Dead November 13-14 Men's, Women's & Children's Hush Puppies "55 DAYS AT PEKING" (Tecbnicolor) Charlton Heston, Ava Gard ner, David Niven, Flora Robson, John Ireland, Leo Genn, Paul Lukas Elizabeth SPilars. ' Rhodes wants Ohio First in . Many Fields Merchants plan Program f r Celorurtoon I I eNOVEMBEit FIATURI AT RUTLAND FURNITURI NEW FROM '{ HARD-wiCK THE Holidav season I B PJ Tk 0 f a ·e- ver Cuya hoga B d :ng DEBUTANTE RANGE . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orris Harris were Sunday evening dinner .e:uests of their daughter and [ son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "ason Fisher and family, Miners· · ville. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and son, William of Belpre were ' afternoon guests of his Mr. and Mrs. Mason I 1 Eye level lcroRay oven lfmuux-. ,.......... tasted [ __ lood lib li>io i>efo...r All tho ... cooc1. jaiceo 101<1 - - -'eel ill lilo - - -~ "' ftordwldt'o emwdve Jllm>- llay Ceo-am~. " " " - - . . ,.I lrori>equeo, broUo 111111 .. - gas. pl-.elfti, with bait lbe enha'"'ts tbe --iDiilotood. New high oven ease with counter -top cooking Hardwick designed this one with )'llll Ill IRstaUed In your kitchen 01117 $299·95 mind ••• they put the blgh level MlcroRay oveo at eye level lllld the oooldng IIUI'face oounter-h!gb, just rlgbt for readdDg all the pots and pans_ There's a big liOOOild oven, too that provide an roos1in& the will and bekJDi sp&Oit With Trade See the new HARDWICK Debutante IDcroBaJ a."'•" RUTLAND FURNITURE ARIIIOLD GRATE SH 2-4811 and Save Dollars During Our Sale Of ..• Hat f'Ield has d G• ana ay IVen Plan fo GOP Another Tem -- Governor T Reb 'ld As Trustee Speaker for BERKLINE CHAIRS L' 1 !:be rapid iufn!.Jai 1011 ~ - Roland Fisher, student at Mountain State Business College, Parkersburg, W. Va. spent 1 the weekend with his parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Larry Thomas of Columbus : spent the weekend with hill par- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tho- 1 mas and MJ'. and Mrs. Don Rea I and was accompanied .home Sunday evening by Mrs. Thorn- 1 as and daughtt>r, Melinda who l spent the past week here. Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Glazier New Lexington attended the ~;~~ at the Enterprise II~;\"~~c~ EUB Sunday_ L egJs at 0fS Approve B"J) JS In Ed ucatJOII, • FInancing • • RUTLAND. 0. I 1 1 I Meehng • 1 I Mrs 1 weaver _ DI'es Wednesday 1 ?e ARRIVES IN JAPAN Airman Second Clasa Wll~ llam D. Grueser, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grweser of 400 Grant St., Middleport, has arrived for duty at Yokota ! , Japan. eEarly American, Modern and ---- The Senior CtlrisUan Endeavor of the Middleport Church of Christ will hold 1 progressive dinner Saturday evening, Nov. 14 at ~ p.m. with the group solng to the home of Scherry Hicks for the appeUzer. 'lbe next step will be at the homes of Narsa Frost for juice and crackers; soup course, Christine and Candace Bahr: salad. Debbie Grueser; potatoes, Sandy Bunce; vegetable, Jim But· cher; hot dogs, Joy Boggs: and the beverage, Kathy McElhinny" A party w!U he held following the dinner with Mike Ger· tach and Frank White providing the pop. .omcen rJ ... JII'OUP ar e 1 I 1 Progre81ive Dinner PhmnedbyCE • to ' Traditional StyleS'<>' e doth and Vinyl Upholstering Ruti d p t c d" d an as or re Ite w· . Ilh Saving Youth's LI"fe port,':t I: !rlv= t;::f" Mr•. ___ _,. ... -· ' =" I I • �~1"'-----------··---w-• • . . .. .____ __. _ __ ~._.. ·• -~-~.......,.."""-"......_wl• ' ., ···· ·· .. . . . , • :Qi: bl • -w:c::.o n: ............ ........ .... ~ ... -.. . . . .......... , .. _.. _. ..... ................ _.. ..... ··--· itr....-:waM.raoi••··•••~·JIIII r .... ,~...........- - ··- -·--- ....·~ "'"' J. .· ; ."'": ...,.._, , ... ~ · -- ·--- - • • .., .• fW JOJII:U.,)«.;i'i,...AiJYV., ~-- ~ - -~-- - ~----- ·· , ' ~ Seatl!Mll, ' Pvmwr.y- ~<ldl~""rt o . ~. !t. 1964 1'hv ll11ily .-..,~,titu)l "Toke a Couple of Aspirin and Drop in Agcw, ScrnetimefM Au editorial: - In Somr Resprf'ts Rrtraining Pays Off QNE or thto ht':il l t'!lJilg si gn, Ill lht' II' · Tho-a• v. ho hi.JI"i:'" l, ·~n nPrl Hn ·~e nt' W sk rl ls art' now no longt'r a hr 1rd PI1 on tht:' tJx pavPr.s. bul arf' t<Jxpa\·f'l"s tht> ms('IVt>s <HHI :ne. d 01ng thr1r p:.~rr in ra i"ing the ero n rHl"llr lt'\"e\ or om -.:! dlt' TllP big pro· I.J Jem that \\t' \' !I I hem.-· 111 flll trre Vt>i1rs are I n t ho.;e who h:H ! ro d rop 0111 . tor ' onw rp:-~;;;on tJr anolh t> r a nd are st ill <im· ong lb t' J":Jil b ul !lt\-' tlnskii!Pd . <~nd lht-'rPlort-' llt~l lib·lv !u hf',· onrt> mt-'mht>rs ul Ow emp lo \"JiH"'nt ranks . \Vt> see in th~ p ro _ g rams'"' St'('ond than('i:'" hrmg giv~n to IJf'rsn n-: who tJllf'd rn m;:~nv in~tanres to take ~::~dvar t la ge of th!' pulll re school t>du nllwn that v.a ~ avail<ihle Th~ quesfion is whPihn WP should give them a third I)Wn("t> wfH·n lh1• v ha\·e bfle-n dropouts in t\VO 1nsla nces A henP fict>nt gowrnmPnt wlll probahl _v gl\re them th at u1her l'han<"e her <ru se an~· th i ng would be ~11f'r than I'Omplele dt'feat . Of course we will alw avs haw with u s a ('ertain perce ntage of the populat ion. tha t dut:' In ill health . la r k uf ambition of any kind . or pl<nn Jac·k uf ment ::J iity \Viii con t in ue in the ran ks uf !he hard co re unemployed If they h.3ve been given opport11nities such as the pre· sent pror:rarn thev most surelv ran not blame their fello1vman for their plight. -· WASHINr.TON ru pr ·r- Repubor 1 /1~ ne~d for .t nt.>w COP image must reml nd SD rne or the p;nty worken th::~t thr.•y "ve ht•urd ~:~ ll Lhis befure. lic.:.~n talk By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Do It Time LADIES'CLUB PESTERED TI-4E MR.SO.~KiiE,OF BOXKITE AND STI<JN@, TO ADDRESS lHEIR ME£TtN0 ... iF YOLID SPEAK ON '!HE I4:XE OF BUSI NESS IN NE16HI30~00D DEVELOPMEN'T ... 'TJ.IE OF INPUSTRY ... my hat in Bergdurf·Goodm .:m ·s win~ow This rash statement was ba~~d on nothIng except my own 100 per ce nt fal lible ~'o!nanlY intuition; I simply dul not bt"· lJeve the Republicans would be daffv t:n· uugh to nominate someone v.ho had aiJsolute!y no chance ot" winning. Several readers have wntten to rt'· mind me of my erroneous progno~ti c a· tion, and inquire about the date of the hat-eating. l have taken thi s up with Mr Andrew J!oo~~an, and he ha1:1 promised to have h1s mtlhnery department whip up a chapeau made of cookif's, or candv or .something that won't kill me instanth·. When the date is set I will notify everyone, including Mr. Goldwiller, whO de· serves a Jau gh. The roulette di.scery has entf'rerl the race for Anglo-American ruck ' n' roll honors by signing a quartet of BMtish singers called the Hullabaloos. Their debut record, "I'm Gonna Love You Too," has been hailed with so manv advance orders that Roulette l'hieftain ·Morris Levy hired two extra pressing plant!l to do the job .. One seheduled Broad· way show has raised all the monev but still doesn't have a working book or score. If the producers don 't go into rehearsal by February, they'll have to give all the angels their money uark . Hem~mber the name Zbigniew Cybulski - if you can. He 's apt to become the newest big noi se out of Europe in cine· rna cireles. Cv, as he is c:allfd for obvious reasons , is 37. Polish, wears glasses, dresses sloprily and features a pronoun· ced five o"dock shadow, but apparently the chicks dig him, and all the actresses over there are begging their agents to get him as a leading man. Former ,iazz star Don Elliott and his wife , Doris Wiss. are expecting a babY. !Jon parlayed a hip kiddie recording of "'The Nutty Squirre ls~~ into a successful radio-TV firm a few seasons back, but now he 's so ecstatic about the approa ch of parenthood that he 's going to write ' 'a sonnet a day·· as a special present for the child .. There's unbridled hvstetia in the NBC studio where Jonatha~ Win· ters an~ guest star 1\firkey Rooney are rehearSing for their Nov . 19th special. They have , so far , tossed out two come· dy sketches and are ad Jibbing tho srene!l, With hilarious results - to everyone but the writers, of course. _..... .... __ So At=TER PREPARtNG A GOOD SPEEC~· .. THE EVENING ARRIVES ANO SO (;IJES BOJIKtTE ON '!HE R:lSTRUM -· INTRODUCE NEXT·-·!lUT MAKE IT SHQRT....ASoiJ'r '1WO M!NU7ES .... WE HAVE A LOT OF IMPoR'TANT THIN6S 'TO DISCUSS ~~ '}(:;;; TONI(;j./T .... .~~ Reports From The Capitol Voice of Broadwav ... reportin~ ROMY SCff\'ElrlER lost Alain Delon to anothe r lad_v. hut she see ms to be doing just fine in Pari:' wi111 one or the 10 most attrac_tive men io the world . They 're seen lunchrng _almost daily at quaint bis· tros , and at mght all dressed up in the ele-ga nt places or properly dressed down for the Left Bank hotspots The Parisi an s refer to him as RomJ•'s "cavalier servant"' -the equivalent of "attentive escort" on cur side of the Atlantic . The Rat Pack fPxrept for Peter Lawford who is more or less rt>tired from that' srene) took a shellarking on the election They hacked Pierre S::1lrnger, and got murder. erl on Robf'rt Kennedy , whom thev t'mphafirally did not support . Rudv Val· lee is shorking the most hard - hc~pd night club audience~ with the risrnre jokes in his tourin g art. Of course, Ru · d!·'s been known to shock the Friars' 1!1ag lun c hPons - and that ain't easv. But hi s attitude• toward "blue' 1 materiitl Is that it's healthv . 1Go tell that to Len ny Bruce\. Arlie Shaw will tifle his new hook ''I Love You . I Hate You . Drop Dead" Bra· vo• . "The Loved One·• figurf'd to he ll very funn:v picture. h·ut this aspect is the funn ies t· Ma rgaret Leighton and Phil .. SiJ.vers cast as husband and wife Audrey Hepburn. who eame to New York for two dav s to he lp pt·omote "My Fair Lady ," went on a slight shopping spree. When she drove to Krnnf'dy Air· port her limou sine wa~ trailPcl bv anoth· *T limousine hi red bv the s tudi~just for her excess luggage · · On Sept. 27 this department report· ed: t'Broadway Br.1k:ie Hot Line : ft"s even money John so n wins by 7,000,000 . It's even money Goldwater gets fewer than 10 sta tes. !The bookies sav he doesn 't even have Arizona in the · bag. \ Even moneY Johnson carries Ca!iforrlia by 600,000, anrl even monev Johmon l'afries Maine and Vermont __:_ states that even FOR didn't carrv The Johnson and Goldwater betting is io to 1, Johnson fa. vored . Practica\lv no betting on thic; , but Kennelly i.s 2 to 1, a lot of action on thi ~ race.n Interestin!: tu see how the elect ions confirmed the bookmaker's predictions, J am also painfully aware that before the San Francisro GOP convention I went out of my way to announce that if Barry Coldwater were nominated, I would eat • ( J1 ]"{'\ l By BOB WINGETr The Pomeroy Panthers will ~d to conclude their Jmprea11ve 1964 football season on a winning note Friday night when they travel to Oak Hill. By Wuyae G. BraDcbtadt, M.D. IT<Jinrn g prog r :m1 llw rt' wen- 1.177 of llrt"r!l 11hu 1.1.1:'/t' J"t'L·en·mg Ll l lt'nl/J IO.Vmt' l tt lh·nl:'lrt pa _,·mt'nhi , and 0:10 111 thJt !:I"OUp , uJ :.J lmoq hall (" Ompletrd t rcunrng rours· l:'s On the slrPn gfh or the resul ts t'nu m· t'r:.d t'd a huvt' 1t lnllll d app~>cH that the utrlla.\ ol OV!:'r t •.1 u ~nd" half nu lliurt!'l ''l)f'n! v.1J1 p;n tlivi rlt>nl s far ;:~bove th~ hopt'.'i ul rnanv nrti("s uf ~l l <'b t>Xpt'ndr· lrlmm g program:. nD\1 bl' rrg li 'Jl· durted Jn 0.~i0 UlldPr fht- \l an r iH\1-'f /It-· Vt>lopmPnt I f:lllllng Ad ulld th t' At"~> :l. Rt-Uevelopm ~ nt .'\l' t progrJms 1s th at rt ~:~ppear·s to tw ht'lr rng tht> rn a)nri tv of th~se who have l<lkf'n pJ rt rn it ;.; ·ma11v skrlled :oursPs. Sinn' the progr:.~m \r a·g start.-:>d Ill our ~!af t :!.474 pPrson " . im lud.ing so me from M~ig s roun lv have rom plt-ll'd the prPscribed 1 omses. Thosp \\ ho had co_m ~ lt>ted thl:' co urses found 2.:100 obs wrUun a three. month pPnod . whrch S a 74 perct•ntage. In )Ohs for\\ h ir h !hrv were trained There "wnf' 1 mn lOb:i found for those trainPf's hv the Ohio State ErnploymPnl Sen·i n · · ThPre WI'T P 404 of the gr::JdU :J tPs who throu gh the rPtr:1 in ing rt'trrrnt'd to th1·rr ~or mr r E"mpi0Yt' r". m .r nf'w l"Jp:lcit\· r1r found new jobs b~· tlwrr own eHorts Along t_h e way 1.320 droppf'd out , with onl_y .a little ove r hJif. or 76ti lt-a\"lllg the trammg pro gram voluntanlv. Of that number 242 Wt'rrl h ~rk to i0bs. Jt is interest ing to note !hat 1n the month of September :214 pPr"ons com pl('!ed thPrr trai nmg. but 164 be ca me dropout s during th:n period The re were 13 ~ who dro ppe~ uut .\'~ l untarily and on\~· 32 persons le tt tra rmng unvohrntarily bec:mst' of absenteeism Some conc lusions ca n hP M awn hv the figurt-s released bv the Ohio Burt>a i1 cf Unemployment Coffipen:;ation . One is that in spite ol rather widE' spread (' riti· clsm by some- persons of the program it appears to be doing as well or het1er than It wa• origineiJy believerl Of the tota l number who have been • part of the Panthers Face Upset-Minded Oaks i Antitrust DOCfOR SAYS m- HELEN HELP US! They heard Jt six yean ago (;tJP /1ad taken a b1o1d bt'at1ng in 1he 1958 state and mngre.-..<>IIJnal elecJron!l in the middle uf the second k~ise-nhow· er admr mstrar wn. Now tht>y are ht>aring it again after last Wl:'t'k "s di s~sle r in the presJdtm· ti~:~l electwn w h i c h dragged many Republican <'ongresswnaJ and st;j(i candJdah:s lo defeat. alt er rhe Q - My dO<Iur 10y1 l havo phlebitis. Whit J• Jt ud what eauses il? A - PblebltJs II WI ir.!larr.· hlatlon of the veins usoolly wttb cloning. It cummonl} occurs In tht- leg! and has a tenden~y to re<:ur. A lender hard knot or cord can be felt under the skin and the portion uver tht vein Dlay be reddened . In general the cause is 11. slowing or the blood flow In the affected veil>, Thia muy be due to an lnfec. tlon or it may foUow chil~blrth or an operation. When 11 followa clllldblrth It is called "Milk leg." le Js less likely to follow an opotration when th~ doctor getl you up after a day or two. Supertlrtar lt'llon• u!lually elt!ar up spontaneously but any Jndlcation tbat tbe clot 111 the velD may eJ"tend Into !ltot'prr 'eiDt ~ld necessUBte oper.. tlve ftmoval of dle JavoJ•'t"d velD, To be IUC<'essful tucb a.o operat1on must be performed Wltbla 10 days ot the onset. A new treatment with dextran has spared many victitnJ the need for this operation. The U!iUUt of thh'! treatment, llow· ever, have been good only 11 il was started within eight hours of the onset of symptoms. Anticosgulant.t are also used-preferably for only a wt>ek or two with ttach recurrenrt rather then ~:ontinually . Jf there is severe pahl and Jwelllng Jn the ;eg, injection of alcoho( or hot water into tht apinal nerve root will give re. lief. When the condition is chron1<- an elastic storklng or ela.:!th~ bandege may have to be woro, Q - A few day• ago my doc· tor tapped my knee!! with a small hammer but there waJ no knee jerk. What would use this~ A - Commooe!llt cause Js f~:~ilure on the part of the patient YOUTH ASKED FOR IT No one has yet mentioned the to relax. The normel kne · ·k This column is dt>dicaled to Surfl:!rs who gu for ' ov~rsized is an Important sign of a weiJ .. young people, theil' problems T-shirts blazing with four-inclt- functioning nervious system. <:~nd ple<~sure ;;;. !heir troubles, wide red stripes on a white Assuming full cooperation of the and fun. As with the rest of background. Thf.:' shirts also patient in the test , the knee Helen Help Us!, ii welcomes come with blue or green Jtripes jerk may be lost tu peripheral l~:~ughs but won't dodge a serand they're the hottest sellinJ neuritis. This in turn may he ious qu~stion with a brush-off. item in California Jtorea this caused by diabetes, disease of Presi dent Dw1ghl D. Ei sen· Send your teen-age questions fall . Real wild .- H. the blood vessels and poisorring huwt:r wa:s persuaded after the to Vouth A~ktd For It, In with alcohol or lead. The cause 1!158 elertwn th<1t his party care of Helen Help Us! 1 this Pa.lnlt'tl Brush • Off of the neuritis in some ca~~~~ needed a new Image. He wus new spaper. cannot be found. Dear Helen: !<tlking the same way last week ConservaUv• or Jlvt Absent knee jerks are also I ilm 19 and attend college. in hii:i post-.eleclion sta tement !een in other .serious diseases When I was 17 1 met • boy which sa rd tb~t the GOP must Dear Helen: uf the nervous system. If your rid itslef of 1ts "false lmage·• Regarding the tetter from the tmd went steady with h1m for doctor lras not found the cause almost three months. Jt took that il i!'l the par ty uf tht' ·nr.:h girl who called herst'll a me a solid wet'k to give him yuu should have a thorough ~;~nd privileged.'' Squeek from the East, not one back his ring, because he examinatiOD by 1 ntone special0 the r Republi can! began person from Philadelphia has wouldn't take it. Since then Ist. singing !he same tune, although ever heard of that word until I've gone steady once and dat· some Wt're arguing whether now. Here ev~one hl either a ed many boys. she starts cooking on the Sunthere should be a cooling off Conservative or Jive. Jive may sen burner. - H. also be called Hlp. Thtt latEver since I atopped going penod or an immediate shake-Helen : Dear ter usually has clique's, and with this boy, he knows who up in lt'adership. Everybody Is always trying to group together. 1 date, where I go and wbat I Democrets Galo Seats Conservatives are very plain- do. He still calls and aska me show how Smart t.hey arv. Now new In the 1!,;158 election, the Dem- dressing girls who we~:~r lit- out, but I refuse. He's good- they 're all figuring out ocrats garned 49 House seats tle or no make-up and have natured about It, but ao persist· ways to say "Good-bye'' ln foreign languages. They've got Haland I2 St!nate aeats and ousted very long, 11tralght hair. They ent. ian and Latin and Greek and Republicans from statehouses. wear cover up clothes, a n d I've tried several ways to German and Russian and about That was the year when a little skirts below the kneto. No loQd brush him off, like hanging up a half-dozen othera all ae.wed known Stephen M. Young won colors, mostly dark. You can and telling him I don't want tu up, and the ones that can't think. a Stmatc sea l from the unbeat-. usua lly pick the Conservative able John W. Bricker in Ohio. from the crowd: Jn winter she be bothored, but lt didn't work. of anything else say "Chow," The 1ame Young defeated the will h<ive on a long coat or eith- Then I treated him IH~e dirt but I want a different one. Can unbea!Hble Robert Taft Jr. m er dark leather or suede and and ignored lUIQ completely. you give me a different way to Ohio last week. a hat to match the ~oat. She No aoap. How can I get rid of tell the gang "Good-bye" OUT 0 F - NO ALOHAS, PLEASE, will have on textured knee-highll him-RUNNING 1'he Democrats benefited tn WAYS. Dear No: or stockings Bnd carry •boul19!>8 from • recession and £rom How about "Arsenic! ' 1 That's der bag. Jn spring or autumn a fired-up' lBbor movement she will wear knt>e-highJ with Dear ROW; "e-oodbye" in any languqe.-H. !iijhting to prevent adoption of penny-loafers and Wily don't you play Cupid bermudas right·to-work l~:~ws in five states. with a swt'atl:!r to match. ID Find a cute girl who lhinkt be'a Thls column Ill dedicated to But it was also a year of summer she alwaYs wears aan· nice (that shouldn't be hatd. family living, 10 fl you're hav· tnumph for a few Republicans, dais. YOU did, remember) and drop ing kid trouble or just plain notably Sen. BaJ>ry Goldw<.~ter, You see. the ConservaUvt a few hints that hti seems in· who was reelected in Ari:c:una, !ort of mat.ches the "Squeek," terested In her. Get !hem to- truuble, let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome your ancl Neslon A. Hockd'elter whiJ except thal Conservatives gether, casually, and let chem- own amusing n:periencet. Ad· was elected governor of New would never gu for the Beattie Istry lake ovor. When 1 girl dress Helea B9CIIl Ill .,.... o1 York. They were the chief paruraze or wear anything havlna: bears a boy Ur reactlJl& t.u her, thJ1 newsapu: ticJpan ls this year in the bloodto do with them . letting which preceded GoldHoy Conservatives wear some water 's nomination for the pres· what the saml;l clothing u the 1dency. Squeek, but hover """·lllgb The GOP was more concerned lOCks. In tht summer tbey then wiht U1~ ov1:51'•all results. wear sandals, no sock1, ucept Its ruHJonal (.'Qffimittee li!twhen they are dressed up. aembled. for an inquest lD JanuSometime.!! they wear tneaken ary , 1959, at Dt's Moines, Iowa, without socks. , where the wealher wa.t as cold And, of course, they ore tht liil::i t h e Republican election hea<fed·for-coUeao crowd.-111. showing. Dear M1 Members Hear Rtsul&s The national committee mem. bers heard the result!! of 1 survey ttiken by an orgcmizalion ol" public opin lon expertJ, Jn •ubstance, the survey indicated that too many vott>s regarded D!VOTE[, TO INTIRin OP the GOP I:IS composed of MEIGI MASON &R!A wealthy coupon-clippers who •lcft"'nl •· owe"' ,.UIIMrt• were unconct!rned ~:~bout llltii Chath• TtftMI-'IL 1-'tef well-bemg uf most uf the people. ,.ubll1h-a ..... l"ltr"fiCIWI ,...,... ••• ••r ~ rtte Ollie Yetley Pullllllhlftl With soml:! dissl:!nts, the com- C•m.,.ny 111 ~CINinlt It ,... .... .,. DIUI au ..flen OfflH -..... W'r ~ mittee approved a program 'JtN. lld.Jtor11J phO!Ie WY 1-1117. aimed at reshapmg the Repub· ....•""'"" •• ,.c:ona 11111 ••11111111 ttw ...... , .....................,. lican image, the "false image," Nation•• lllhrtrtttllftll ,....,_,.,... mentioned by Eisenhower last lottltttlll Inc.. ta l.ftlnt-> week. toft · -.. New ,_,.. CIIJ JIMII YMIL. IUOUrlll't..n , . . OliiNrM .,. Nothing much came from the project. The party lacked thu UITI• ..,...,.. ew•ll•l .., II •rrt1 " " · - .,.,, Nl ltWII"CII II money to carry out sud1 pro- *MIU D•lh •!Nirrn,.. .,.... ,,.,., • po_sala as one for a aprightly· monttlo. .,... " ' ' " ..,..,.. .,,., ly '-'!OtiU •owt. ......,., ........., • . , . edited GOP Ingaazine and an· !let ,.,..,.,..,. ••• ltNftt,. 11M •Y other f o r a Reptlblicao. ...... •ntt ,..,, •••• ... ..,.,.. ., ...,.,.., - t1Nrt IC7UiiA •IMI _, ., tiNt ''!r SJXmsored t~levi sion !!how COIIt«t,' IWU .. • tllo lilt .U lie filM/" BERRY'S WORLD I'HE DAILY SENTINEL r, ..... ••••u. Laws Sought For Baseball I l n.uysentlnel , Pomeroy·Middleport. o.Nov.t2, 1964-! ~~-:: I :'"~.w:~::. MS u Eves Bi:g J . upset v;•lClory tht• year. Panther Bit. .. A novel in- 1 Embarrassed, however , they ! Pomeroy 's starting lme-up is 1 elden!, 1 think , occurred at the turned down the offer to buy 1 dot ~Jays. F'laM.er Kmly LMt 1 expected to be the Jame this Panthers' last home football the dime program. returned to actioa. Haltblc* Friday night as it haa been of- game. 1 Ee.stern Coac-h AI Bowen 1s Bill Crockett warted Qllt bile fensively all season, with the Members ot the Pomeroy Ath~ putting his veteran - loaded MILWA UKEE !UPil - The limped noticeably. Tdle Galt exception of teck:e LmJ.ie letic Boosters were selling pro· Eagles through the paces pre- W1scon:sin Legislature joined 1 Gillingham remained doubtfll grams at the gate when a paring them for the opening of the controversy over the shift fr,r Saturday. A victory against the Oaks Diehl. of the Mila ukee Braves to At· Indiana Coach Phil DieteD~ would glve this Panther team Louie suffered a pulled mus- group of persons was noticed cage season. cle in the Logan game and '' sneaking" over the fence Co81ch Bowen feels he has 81 ta nta. Ga , by passing a joint CHICAGO tUP()Late-bloomwestern Saturday . promoted sophomort ~ the best overall record Jn Pom· 1 was stdeHned during the serond nearby group of very capable boys r re solutmn Wednesday askmg I mg M ch uan Sta te rtding a l . d ed d JohD Ginter to the st.artlng lJnL d 1 1 eroy fUgh school hlsWry. 1 cats evot · be wearmg · green an d Congrf'ss to apply antitrust laws three-game~ wmmng . ' streak, ·LS The WIdef a tiay up agamat . quarter. Further misforiune The Boosters casually sent who wdl Oregon. Saletymlll Though the Oaks haven't been was experienced by the PHS someone up on the hill where white. All players on the Eagle to rnaJnr league baseball aimmg for an upset over top- lo pass lensehi 1n pfrepBarak on Rich Coachys, out all Ieiiia 1 · patrons were so- startmg · · Impressive this season, they Senior when his mother passed the non-paymg team t h'I! wmter WI 11 ranked Notre Dame m Satur- lor theL.. A pktcDong Uo r1 uctheye I with illneu and inJ·~-""-· J-. 1 In quarterU<JC could prove to be troublesome away SWlday night. liclled to purchase a program. stand over six foot . --(' olher Jdeve d lopments R ld A d<~y ' s contest Co h J n nve er · joined the iquad 1owa 1rcur t u ge ono ac erry 8 W'O s if the Penthers are ''down" afDrt-chster set i:l Nov. 24 trial r The Irish are seven-point fainjured sophomore Larry ter their 18-Q loss to Logan last ' date on ":"''' ol a suit by Mil- ' vorites but Mi c higan Stale, Dowell was out fur the ieason .ll FIRST week. waukl:'e County wh1ch seeks a ranked Jlth, has knocked off The Hawke yes ran through a, QUALITY However, ~ince Pomeroy has I permanent in;unt'lwn to keep Ithret! tough Big Ten foes in a light drill. I REGULAR a fine B·l record It is fair to !leaves I com playing any- cow . The Spartans up"t Pur- Michigan, Iowa's . opponent ! Certified Oil St•tlon assume Coach Charley Chanwhere but m M1lweukee m due 21 -7 last Saturday. Saturday, also had mJury cey's boys will try to end the W. Ma!Jn St. 1!16~ . , ·h D t• h t 1ems, Regular tackle John 1 season with a performance that Middleport's Yellow Jacketslquick guards, 5-7 Joey Stephen· 1and Wallace seniors. 150 1 0 ~ County Board . Chfltrman ! Coac .. u 1 y aug er Y a 1 - - will t~dd even more lustre to opened fuU-squad drills this son and 5-6 Buddy Moore, and week for their first '64-65 bas. pivot man 5-10 Bruce Wallace. Up from the reser~e sq~ad r.ugene H. Grobschm1dt sa1d _ h e 'I noted hJs lea~ has beat~n what has already happened . 1 1 PACE·SETTING STYLES Coach Chancey feels the Oaks ketball season geme at home Moore is 8 junior, Stephenson of last year ~re 6-0. Ga ry Sto·i ""outd be wJihng to meet wrth 1~otre Dame e 8 h _stralg t a ainst Athens High· on Decem- - - - - - - bart, 5-9 !l.f!ke Bratton, ~ll l Atlall!a officials Lo discuss the tunes and 11 out of 12, .and I could surprise his Panthers un- b~r 4 with three lettermen regS?m Clatworthy, 5-11 Jon Cun - move. he . has a per~nal fiVe -game r less they work hard for victory, ulars hack from last year. Tigers Still First nmgha~, 5-10 Pat Edwards , and The resolution passed in th~ ' s Lrt~g oveJ' Insh Coac~ A~: i He knows that team ... with so. Carl Wolfe the one-time Ra- In UPI Grid Poll 5·6 David Casn legis lature was approved unam· I Parseg~um .based un M dlig. st1 records on paper, heve giv• . NEW YORK (UP I) The h d h t ., b. 1 Stale v1ctones over NorthwestCol· Rod Karr out for basketball I mous 1y. 1l c arge t a ar r- 1 p h. , f . the Panthers a lot Of trouble cine Tornado and Marlette 1 n · working · a Um't-" p ress I nterna ti?"a I the first time • at MHS, ' began 1 trn ry · of ' lege sharpshooter, lS ~ re 1ocat10n maJor 1 ern , arseg tan s ormer ea 1. varsity squad of 10 boys. He small . college football ratmgs workouts but has been sidelined league teams could be con- I Wisconsin, in the conference has appointed himself to addi- with fr~st-place vot~s and won~ for three weeks with e back , strued a violation of ant! trust 1cella! , was less optimistic. tional duties this ;ear as cooch lost · tied records m parenlhe- ailment [ laws." It s<ud the proposed · Coach Milt Bruhn indicated he ' 1move o ~ the Braves to At Ian t a 1: might s w i t c h quarterbacks, , of the 12-boy reserve .squad ses: made up of 9 sophomores and Team . Points Reserve squod. boys . are 1wnu:d be detrimental tu profes-1 benching Harold Brandt in fa· three freshmen . x-1. Wittenberg 08 ) t8..0) 271 sophomores 6-3 Bill Da v1.~ . 5· 10 : sional baseball, baseba ll Jans , vor of Jesse Kave. Bruhn said Asst. Coach Dennis Osborne 2. Los _A.ngeles St. (8J (6-0) 237 A_sa Bra~bury . 57 Wayue Da- 1and commumties with tei.lms. : he also was und~cided whether heads up a Freshman squad 3. Lou1s1ana Tech (4) \8-0) 200 v1s, 5-5 J1m Bartlett. 5·4 Ken 1to starl Mike Sachen or AI Piand Asst. Coach Robert Ashley 4. Florida A&M (6...()) 187 Russell, S-4 H<~y Hrndy . 5-7 BRAVES NOT PRES~NT I raino at ofrensive right tackle CHARLESTON, W. Va.- The will coech the 7-8tb grade squad ~ - ~~~Diego St. <1) <6-1) 176 George Sauer , and 5-6 Jim But. MILWAUKEE tU~Il The ~ iJgamst Il linms Saturday. ChaTleston Rockets, with three which is to begin work probably 6. (he) Mass. 0) (7-1) 139 cher. r Mtlwaukee Braves wtll not be games remaining to be played next week Texas A&l {7-l)..l) 139 F h til d represented when the Baseball I Wildcats St.arpen Def~nse , h bo. d 'II ' . 8 E. Carolina \7·1) 111 res men on e squa are , \ . l f Wls<: nsin hnldSJ . ys are rt mg m a ·o , . Co--captain Tom K1ehtuss of are beginning to face the fac-t T ese 79 6·1 Bernard Lyons. 5-9 Mark ~ ssocJ<~ wn that they must win them all. new-look atmosphere as the 9. Gettysburg Cl) (7-t) , T:mnehill and 5-7 Bill Sw'm. ! Jls 27 ;mnual dmner Sat urday OhiO State was scheduled to unWith the Canton Bulldogs on a Athletic Department has P.ro· 10 · (tie) C?l. Wsn_ (21 (_S-O) 73 1 ' . < ' mg~t. :dergo hi s first contact work to· j run-away winning sprel:! the 1 vided modern glass bet;n~mg x-Concordta (Mrnn.) Fr~shmen w~1rkmg ou t Joget-· 1he Braves. who slated day smce he wa s injured in the 1 Rockets can only hope for a boards fo~ the gym, bnlltant . 1?·0\ . 73 1her mclude Jrm Condt! , Jerry to move to Atlanta, _Ga, ~ave, luwa g<~me two weeks ago. The tie. Charleston 's remaining sch- new varsity home and eway Second 10- ~2. Pratne Vtew l Davenport, B1ll. Hackel :, ~eff 1 not answered lhe1r JnVJ~atwr1~, ! results will determine whether edu]e looms as extremely tough playing sui ts, and flashy wa~m- 37; 13, . Sl~te College ot I~wa 1Boggs, ~llen 01l er, John :vt 1~h .: accordmg to lhe associatiOn s : Kriehfuss plays agamsl Northup jackets, also for the varsJty. 1 34; Arizona State (Flagstaff) I aels , Keith Fr~nt'h , Allan DavJd· . st•cretary F.tly Luderus. I __ compared to Canton's. The Rockets must face Grand It is hoped all this, and a lot 115, Sam Houston State 27; 16, I son. and Danny Evan s. i BOWL POSSlBILJTIES Rapids this Saturday night at of work, will produce something Arkansas State 2::1 ; 17, N_orth The Jackets' complete sdwd- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - VJ\- National Basketball Association home and Indianapolis the fol· better than last year's 4-10 SE- Da~otd _State 18; North Da11.ota ule: tanova. Boston College, Syr<>· By Unitt'd Press International lowing Saturday also in Char· OAL record, and 5·13 overall. Umverstty 12; 19, (tiel ~o~th· Dec. 4 Athens vt home cuse and Penn State are umong Easlet'n lllvlsion leston. Then they will travel to Lettermen on the varsity are 1 east Missouri State and Lmfreld 5 Wahama ttt home !his year 's top choices f~ om W. L. Pet. Toledo to tangle wilh a rugged the Jackets' two smallish but i8. li Pomery at l\OI.Jc lh~ East for the annual Liber· Bost on I I 0 1.000 sweaters the feelin g IS Tornado team . Canton's remain---~-- -------.. 12 Kyger away tv Howl game. Bud Dudley , C incmn<:~ti I) 5 545 warmlh m a wool, orion nr hul· ing schedule will be Toledo, 18 Logan away president of the Bowl charities Philadelp lua 5 5 .500 ky mohair. Ski. blazer and Quebec, and Joliet. In compar· 19 Wellston at hnme annnunced Wedne«Joy . ; New York 2 8 .200 Shetlanrls Hl pullovf'r and !'ilnii· ing the two schf.dule~ it is apJan . 8 Gallipol1s aw~;~y The contest, wh1ch will be Westun Division gan sty les. Also '' hi s & her'' parent that the Rockets have a 9 Jackson awa y I held m Convention Halt <~1 At· , W. L . Pet. match mlllf'~ . Set' our wide much harder road to travel for 15 Nelsonville at home ' lanttc City, N J ., Will be the Los .4.ng~lt•s 7 3 .700 a Western Division title and the 22 Athens away first bowl game ever playt>d in· St. Louis 6 4 .600 from 8.95 play-offs than does Canton. Kyger Creek's 155 pound spee- Steve Cleland Rae . 2 2 14 I 23 Wahama awey doors. BaltJmore 6 8 .429 A real test will fall on the dy halfback Gary French has Reggie Calhoun SW 2 2 14 r 29 Pomery away I [)IVING CHAMP San Franctst:u 4 1:1 .333 Charleston team this Saturday won the scoring title In the Sou. Bruce Hager East 2 2 14 1 30 Racine at hom~ GHOSSINGEH., N.Y. 1UPI ,_ Detroit 3 9 .250 night when they play host to an thern Valley Athletic Confer- Wayne Hubbard Rae , 2 0 ~; Feb. 5 Logan at home Eddie Cole of Chicago won the 1 Wednesday's Results 0 excellent Grand Rapids team. ence. Ken Hartung East 12 Wellston away : world professional indoor diving Boston llO San Francisco 84 12 1 Grand Rapids will be on the He also captured the all-game Ro~er Garette NG 2 0 1 13 Gallipolis et home championshtp Wednesday in the i Philadelphia 123 Baltimore 114 12 2 0 rebound from a 35-18 loss to scoring crown. . . Jumor Howard KC 19 Jackson at home rS('Cond annual international Cincinnati 118 St. Lows 116 POMEROY, OHIO 1 •ddl • . w k• MI eport High Hard Com·t Boys or mg i • Athens Decemh er 4th I' ""'' For 0pener Agamst 1 28:' I SWEATERS Grand Rapids Is Invading · Charleston I' BY I ARROW RUGBY ° a:e I Gary Freneh's 88 pOlD • ts ' In All Games LeadS SVAC I Downie-Gross 1 I 120 T~ ~ry-ne r:stin~ :nhlleCh&~-wiii~ an easy victory over II forFrenchootran~e~~~b• 88 points in all games and , John ~cCiintock~• Rae 1 ! 12 8 0==20~N=e=ls:o:nv:i:ll:e~a:w:a:y~~~l~c~o~m~p=cl~it~•o:n~------~I~•~O=n~ll~·~g:am=es~s:•h:e~d:ul:e:d~i-~~=========~~~~~~=~~ Joliet. This could set the home 168 in the SVAC. ! Tom Diddle Rae 1 2 8 team up as ripe to be picked 1 The unbeaten ~yger Creek Harold I s_qua~ a~so domJRated scoring Montgomery HT 1 2 8 off. Grand Rpids brings to town like tt did ~e league. as four Sherm Cundiff Rae I 0 6 the number-one passer in the of the top flve socrers a r e Don Johnson . . KC 1 o 6 UF,, Ed Chlebek. Chlebek holds from KC. Walt Simpson .. SW l 0 better than a fifth per cent av· FINAL ALL-GAME Mike Hager .. NG I 0 6 erage for completion and goSCORING (SVAC) Rick Koblentz East 1 o 6 lng into last week's ~arne had 1PlaYer School TD's EP TP Dave F'ox .. _. Rae: 1 0 6. 61 gained 1869 yards in the air. Gary French .. ·KC 13 10 88 Bob Smith . SW 1 o 1 AlsD they have the top kick-off Bo? Polcyn · · · KC 8 14 _62 . David Skidmore NG 1 0 6 · return man, Jim Edwards, who 1Phil Dunc.an KC · 7 10 ~: Mike Swisher KC 1 o 6, 1 returned one thi!l season for 105 Clyde Smlth · NG 7 4 Gordon Fisher Rae 1 o 6 I Roger Barnett KC 6 4 40 John Pooler East I 0 6 yards. The Rockets have begun to 1 Roger Adams Rae. 5 8 38 Bob Grueser Rae o 4 4 show the desire to win the di- Mason Peck · NG 3 4 2.2 Don Roush Esst 0 4 4 vision title by playing two good 1Dan Chick ·· · · NG 3 2 20 Bill Amos East 0 4 41 games in a row . Charleston slip· ! R?ger Spe~~er East 3 2 20 Larry Whobrey KC 0 2 2 ped lnto a position of being low Mike . Harnson HT 3 2 20 Richard Neal KC 0 2 21 21 team on a st.Atisitcs end of sev- 1ReggJe Calhoun SW 3 2 20 I Terry Rucker liT 0 2 18 3 0 eral games, but the Rocket of- Wayne Hubbard Rae Junior Darrell East 0 2 21 fense has begun to show mark- Roger ~lln:tan East 3 0 18 Tom Theiss Rae 0 2 21 ed improvement - mainly in Chas. Etc~mger East 3 0 18 Key - KC - Kyger Creek; their pass prolectin. If the of- ~ Gordon Frsher Rae. 3 0 18 NG - North Gallia; HT - Hanfense continues to roll and the Roger Garelle NG 2 4 16 nan Trace; Rae - Recine, SW defensl:! plays well, Charleston Bob Grueser Rae· 1 8 14 - Southwestern; East - Eastcould posibly win the remain· Steve Cleland Rae. 2 2 14 ern; TO's - Touchdowns; EP's ing games; but if eHher one of Bruce Hager East 2 2 - Extra Points. these phases break dows, they Ken Hartung East 2 0 could lose all three. The Rock- Don Johnson KC 2 0 ets are now ln the frying pan Junlor Howard KC 2 0 and will be trying to stay out Gary Warne East 2 0 of the fire. Wayne Hubbard Rae 2 0 Tickets for the Rocket"s re- Charles Carter SW 2 0 YOU BUY A NEW maining home games are avail- BUl Amos East t 4 OR USED CAR able at the Rocke~ main of- Terry Rucker HT 1 2 8 fice in the Ruffner Ho el George John McClintock Rae 1 2 King Sporta Center ~·II area Sherm Cundiff Rae 1 2 8 Cohen Drug Store11,' one a!Ut Tom Diddle fuoc t 2 8 Thomas. and Franke .s. Harold Also, for the last two games, a Montgomery H1' 1 2 . special drive.in ticket office has Mike Swisher KC 1 0 NG l 0 been opened .on the Boulevard Mike Hager at the Patrick Street Bridge be- John Pooler East 1 0 tween Shoney's and Che Bowl· Rich Koblentz East I 0 I Jng Alley. Walt Simpson SW t 0 Hob Smith .. SW I 0 •orc:.1• Dale Bryant SW I 0 SAVE;t Dave Fox Rae 1 0 1 UP To 1 David Skidmore NG 1 0 THROUGH THE Richard Neal KC o 4 Don Roush East 0 4 STATE FARM MUTUAL Junior Derrell East 0 2 CAl FIIIAIICE PlAII Larry Whobrey KC o 2 Low cost financlna Tom Theiss Rae 0 2 throush • local Terry Cremeens HT 0 % cooperating bank i. SVAC ONLY a:M our kwtf coat PlaYer S<bool m EP TP ~nowance-• Gary ' French KC 10 8 68 Bob Polcyn .. KC 5 8 38 Clyde Smith .. NG 4 4 28 1 Roger Barnett KC 4 2 284 C•rrol K. Snowden 410 Htd..wood Drlvo Phil Duncan KC 3 8 26 Ph, 416-4290 Gollfpoll~ 0. Roger Adams Rae 2 8 311 • Jl<iger Spencer East 3 2 ' 20 ( Mike Harrison HT 3 2 20 ...........,u. --Roger Allman Easl , 0 18 Chao. ElchiDger Eu1 3 o 11 GARY FlENCR M...m Peck NG 2 4 16 , ...• , Dau Clllc;k , .,,_NG 2 I lt 1965 CHEVROLETS ARE NOW ARRIVING A POMEROY MOTOR IBI.mlF®llilE !FIID., SHOWING THE f'IRST NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK •ur•u ••oo --=:.=:... ····~-~ CHEVELLES CHEVY II'S -- CORVETTES - TRUCKS CORVAIRS We Thank Our Many Loyal Cllllfomers f'or Waiting On AJJierica's No.I Car! CILLTGW! srannn (~~) -- Place Your Order Now For Early Delivery- Several Models Available Now 1 i -- CHEVROLETS POM.EROY MOTOR CO. W, MAIN ST. WY 2-2126 �. - .. ~ - .. J .' • . . .. ~ • • --·:I Hutch o.·e".l ;..e5, of · · Le f' u, dina ls In 1956 F•·ank !.an•. rar- m . "I'll pkk one up foe you Tumlr. Guests wm Mr . and I Q-11 Spoal•b ...... ·· manawtr 1at 1t1t ;uu l1kt' · Mrs. J. E. Radekin. m011'! :.~sJatorS t.imt, explainf'd Hutch's seler. Never much foc strattgicai i Mr. and Mn. Glen MrClurt A-'11!t plant I& not 1 mo• l' UIJn this ~·ay ' rlambovanee. Hutc-h knew 11ll spent a few days 11 the John 1»1 't Patient Wllb Playm ' Lh< moves bui proHollidays. but a flowering p ani lhal '· He get! a littl~ red- ferrt-d to play a middle-ol -theMr·. and Mrs. Meryl .Bobo ol 1long! to the pineapple fam11J. 1 ----------I S rCon tinued From Page 11 1necked like 1 do, but he's pa· road brand of baseball. Lam: aster. Mrs . Allee Van Zan I I .~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 1 1tlent with kids and is the kind ENTERED HOSPITAL I yea r. tht>-n to fiflh In 19M Took Lootioc Hard Mr . and Mrs. Orland Sams of and daughters , Mrs. Margaret fiRST A-mong those whu enterf'd . l~ontinued ~rom Page I) A man o! strong convictions. , nf mun<:~ger 1 feel will lead the Tht'!re was a time during his Newark spent Saturday and Coughenour and Mrs. Mary Huizer hospM.al in the past 2"' m11!1on bond tssue w11s lnt ro· ' Hut<'hinson resigned as Detroit l'ardmah· young playns to a c 8 rre-r that he sunply couldn't ! Sunday with Mrs . Jo:tht"l Radf"· I Webster spent Sunday with Mr. bour~ were :1J rs . Anna Northup, duced by St!n Russ PPpplt> . R- man~:~ger on Sept. 30, 1954, be- higher pos 1tlon ." stand to lose . He 'd kick in lock- 1kin . , a~od .\Ir s. Jarrot Bobo aod IOJI JOti Ut11u Ave ..VI rs. H Lima. _('aust> club dlrecton rejected Hutch1nson did eudly that, lers . smash light-bulbs in lhe 1 Roger Turner and family of Henr)'. Certifl•d Oil St•tion WIJI.Xi , W~:~terloo Star Rt., Mrs . Pepple echoe-d Cov . .James A. his demand for a two·y~er con- takJng ovt'r a club th llt rimshed clubhouse and rip tmything he , Elgin . Ill. and Larry Turner 1 :\1r. Hurley Harvey , Hamden w. M•tn lt. PotM"" Char It's E ~1<~~\rrs. Rt . 2 Che- Hhod~s· claim_ the issu~ would rnn-1 . !eve nth the year before and j c:ould get hl!! hands un after a , and family were guests of Mr . cc~al~\e~d~o:n~J~.~E~.~R~a~d~•~kl~n~S~u~nd:•Y~·!;~~~~:::iii:O::=O:ii:~ ihlrt. \1rs. Charles E. Fowler , be fmanet'd without ne_w ta~t"s . Typically, Hutch had no erl · ' auiding it to 11 fourth place 1tough defeat. ami Mrs . Henry Turner . . · ~ --Rt 1 Pt. Pleasant. :\Irs. John 11t would go for educational 1m · tit-ism of thE' Detroil front of- i berth 111 1956. The Cards did [ At Seattle, a special pun<.:hing 1 Mrs. Grace Hensler vtsiled 1 p_ Williams , Syracuse, Oanle\ provell_lents, airports, the Mau· : fice at the tl~e. Pressed for ~he even bette.r the following year. bag was rigged up in the club- j her son Clayton and Family . I (;arthe~ . JaL"kson . Mrs. Clil- ' ~1t>e plpelln~ . parks_ and rec~ea - ! rea~on he qu1t. he merely !aid " I wind ing up second . bu1 they i house so th~:~t Hutch co uld work jThey relurned her to her home fo rd c. vaughn . Jt-~ckson, Albert tton. th~ Oh1o Archl,ves and 1~ " It"s persona\. '4 ; dropped to fifth in 1958 and off his .anger on_ it : Ht! nev_e r i Sunday . John Paul and famil)' D Junt!~ . Jarksun, Mrs . David tentJar}. the Boys lndustnal Prodded further. Hutchinson Hutchin::~on was let out. really got over h1s Intense d1s· 1'o'lj:ere also callen. E. b:dinger. Well ston, Mrs . Wii - ,School and Lhe Girls Industrial said h~ left Detroi_t because .'' I , Back he went to seattle, his l taste for losing although he l Charles Essex and family, 1 lards . Parker, Coalton, Tere sa 1School. . l "':ouldn t comprom1se my pnn - home--to wn liS combina t ion fleld 1mellowed considerably durtng \ Colurnbus _s pent Saturday and I 01an1:1 Tolbert. Hamden, Mrs . i Prop~lt' IudustrLal Fu~Jn~ I c1ples." . , I manager and general manager 1 recent years. Sunday With Ml"s . Maud HoiBlack Alv a w. Dillon, Kt. l Scottown . Also mtroduced In Lhe Senatt' 1 lit' never d1d dw-ing his en · but he didn't remain In the mi- : When it was discovered that comb. Mrs. Boyd P. Slotu:e , Rt. 4 w~s a bill to ~et up a~ Indus- lire 26 ~ears ln basebHII. nors long . Attending Pomona Grange and 1Hutchinson had cancer, there Cushion Insoles Athens, and 'fktrold J . Neeland, tn~~ol D~ve lopmrnt FmHncmg Hutchmson had no trouble Halfway through the 1959 sea- 1was some question as to how serving refreshment:~ from Ashland , Ky . C'om~l1S~Ion In the form of ~ . ~hatsoever gaining . another son, he was summoned to Cin- 1the announcement sh~uld _be La_u rel were Mrs. Wanetta Rad- 1 AAAA TO D BIRTHS : cunsututtoni.tl amendment re- JOb . Seattle snappffl h1m up as r innah to replHre M<~yo ~mith i bandied . Hutch settled It by m- ekm, Mn . Avane\ Ho11lday, M Ch . E W ll Rt quiring vott>r ~pproval. It would ' a manag~ In 1955 and bt' . as manager and twu years later sisting that the truth be told. Mrs . Maud Holcomb, Mrs. Nel· : 2 Lo rs . B ~~s!e-r · e _~· remove c•onslltultonal bar~ to promptly led the club to a pen- he led the Reds to their first During the past spring train· ~ Ue Vale and Mrs. Anna E. ; Sizes We~gnesd~vom. son, a .m 1aidmg _in financmg of pnvate l nanl. I National League pennant In 21 ing al the Rt'"ds' Tampa, Fla. , -- - · - - ---DlsCHARGI-:D mdustnal growth . That showing earned him ~n-. years . . 1 camp, Hutchinson did not dwell co.~lng .out to the ~ound: 4-11 p I" tl d.. h . ed 1 It wuuld empo""er the state or other major league managenal r Probably the best 8 ppraisal on his ailment but made Thall the loustest pitching 1 1 8 1 1 1 8 . sR rbecenuyM hsc g its subivisiom1 to iss ue revenue Ichance with the St. l..uuls Car-'l nr Hutchinson as a manager no special atlempt to avoid performance I've ever :reen," : tm· u l"U o rrt .nc a on . 11 en. I I I0 81.d .1 d stri I pro)·ect.s 'd h Red , ver Newrll. :O.frs. Hobert Me- )(~t s _ ~ u .a • came from one Cincinnati vel- talking about it. sat l e s manager . '"(,'t·m· Cftrty, Harold Teaford, :\1rs Wltlmul mvulvmg t<'lx funds. eran who served undel" h lm . i One writer told Hutch he had me the ball and get out 1 D. F. Kt>efcr. George Sl~:an;;on. A pr~viou~ plan t'nacted by ''If you can't play for "l stopped smoking fur a few I Of here ." Lhe 1_ eg1~lature was rule_d ~nHulch." he said , "'you !'an't month!!, then resumed because No one ever argL~i!d. w~Lh , Eugene Nt'wland , Mrs . H \\' . n..n~\ltlltJOnal by !lw Ohto Su plav for · anyone. Ht> 's he had put on weight and de- Hutch . Brusnan remembers g1v- \ Johnson. Diana Conley_ \\"\1rs · but he's fair .'. 1 · d.late IY· 1 t)(xf. pre me (',our t : ,, Gauge readings: Gallipoli! ' tough. dded heart trouble could be ing him the ball lrnme J. Vtiller, L. u .S. At' f~re vo tmg on Bob Bauman. who serves as i andE inf~nt IWillMrs-. sons,,J. Mrs . the . . toledo Dam 18.3. 12.1, running IV. feet : Greatest Knark just as deadly as cancer . Cklllin~ and infant sun . \Irs Wi l- and ( lt'vt'land sh.de. sdwols t_he : on rollers, Pomeroy .. Mason I Hutch's greatesL knack as a ; •·That's right," Hutch trainer of. the Ca~Lnala and : lard Bays, !1-frs. S. E:. !3ush : House virtually _ dea_n<-"d tls , 20 .84. Pt. Pleasant 24.37. Hinton manager wa:~ tht~t he knew hoW t laughed . "It's six ~Jt one and worked w1th Hutchtnson dose· , and infant daugh er . \lrs. J n. by pusslllg SIX other . .70, Kanawha F&.lls 2.76, Char- . to prod a player without actual- · a hal.f-dozen of the other." up when he managed them, F.Tazee ~;nd 1infant dsugh -" blll~ - 1 hl:'y would : .. \eston 18.92. London, .\1armet ' ly rlri~·ing him . His players · Satned "Big Bear"' probably sumr.1ed hlm up best. 1 ter . Harry Love- . Mrs. Ethel . - lrn!Jiernent_ the $500 and Winfield dams were on also .11pprecialed the fact that It former Cardlna1 catch"He was humble, he was ! Bet:z . Mr~ . .Jernme Mah le, Joe ' higl1way cons tructlon b<JIId IS· i Lhe sills. I he st<:~unchly d{'ft·nded them in er .Joe Gragiola, now a televi- kjnd, he was strict and he was j POMIItOY D. Clark. Cl are n<"e ~:dt'n. Mrs. su_e , passt•d by the vott->rs In , Boal muvements: I the face of all critics. i sion personality a~ after-din- ~ough, you ~.~rdy find all lhal 102 E. MAIN Herber t Pupe . Jam~!! \teCiain . Ma~." , I Ohio RIYer _ Pennsvlvan··Ht- refused to pnur the 1ner speaker, who f1rst referred m olll~e_'mflia~n::._·_ _ _ _ _ _ Mrs. Effie c:arland. ,\1ichael ~ ~ran~ft·r about_ l9: a:res · ia down 13, ~ : 05 a. m.; Louis- blame on his players a~d tried ito Hutl'h as "The Big Bear." Thomas Robert E. Beard , adJau.·nt lo Interst a te ~~ II o~ I iana down 13 6· 15 a m , Her- to shoulde-r lhe load himself," The nil"kname was an affecLJon~ · Belmont Count)· to Ohlo Um -' ' · · ·• "d "- f h R~• I b 1 ·r·ed tl1e .. , . ,. . HI vey Jordon up 13, 7 a . m .; St. s_a1 one meml.l\2 <> t. e 1:"\d . ate one ut t persom l John Hul lo wuv 1-k~·tmt 0 . White and D. 0. Wi se. velst ty !or t uustflldJon ol I Marys up 14, 3: 10p. m .: Dun- "We respected h~ for It al- craggy-looking, yet hand3ome ----~-~branrh college. t can Bruce up 14 l0 :55 p. m.. though we aomettmes que!t- Hutchin!on. Those who played OAU<;HTEH HORN - Change tile. tax paymt-n 11'ibolt up 14 12:45 a. m .· Lit: tioned the wisdom of it." for him and knew him said he 1 . . dote for fore1gn Insurance com· ' ' M . · 1 f · WI"lh a sofl · Mr and Mrs Larry K. Lew 1s, · . . . . h tle George up t4 1·60 a m. ust managers remam 8 oo h ad a stone face . . . pamtos. providing the st a.te Wll . • . . .• r I . I . ll ·h Midd\ep\!rt are announcmg tht> . . . b . Quf'en C1ty up 14 6·10 a m. rum 11e1 r Payers, utc nev- 1 heart. birth of a .daughter- Anne \liar - $!~ milliOn on a one-lim"' -8 ~ 1 s . l New Martinsville' up. 15. ~:40 1er did . For all his lamb-like Interior, ' - Re-t'll<ll'l an old pr ov 1~11Jn ' ' 1ona 11y, when he'd go he d1dn I be 1·1eve ·tn be a ,.Ul g ie Nov. 6 al Holzer Hospi tal. . . .. :a . m. · C. V Harner down 16 4 Oecas 1 ' · the poss1btlth· · Downey up ·16 baek Into the clubhouse for a around the bush . Grandpnrents are Mr . and Mrs ('reat1ng . -~ 1of • e-f a . m. ·· Peggy F'lwood Lewis Athens. and Mr . ductmg part of !he ~Uil' lase 0 7·30 0 , m. · Alton Zephyr up 16, sandwich between games of a 1 rormer Cincinnati pitcher ' · . Porn - liquor ~ro m fedt-ral tn('ome tax ·. 7 a . m .; Jerry ' · · and Mrs. George Horak · Bosworth up 17' doubleheader , he was likely to I' Jim Brosnan remem bers gf' t• •roy Greal l§fandparPnts are relurns . , R 11 :45 p. m · Chris Jr down 18' tell a couple of his play- ting belted one day and Hutcb. . , , ~Transfer the George ugers .• ·: , IIJiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiliii.iiitiiiliiiliiiiilliiiiiiii Mrs. Anna Horak ,_ :oung\town. Clark State Park !rom tbe state , 10 p.m .; Waller Wllhamson up il ~rs . Andr:w Zwlltmg, . _1 um~: 10 the city of Springfie-ld . 1~. 5:50 a. m .;_ Warren. HougIOy. and M1s . He~en Lew1~. M1 - Allow consen•a iW~' districts land doY{n 22, 2. 25 a.m., East. I dleport. !he Lt'Wl~es h?ve three tu issue improvements notes for ern up 22, 3:40 a. m.; John u(he_r children. L1sa, ScoiL and ll\>t;! Vt:<1rs instead of the pres · : Ladd _Dea n down 23,10 :10 p.m.; t!trlli. ent !~o-year limit. 1Orleman down 23, 1: 10 a. m.; _ . - --~ ! Philip Sporn down 23, 4 a .m.; Q-Whieb president of the · Lynn B. up 23, 5:30 a. m.; JefUnited s Lairs d eeded hi s horne Announce Honor , ferson down 23, 7:15a.m.; WalPomeroy Self-Service Market Lo tb• nallon during bl• lift· Roll at B-F High : ter Hougland up Greenup 5:10 time'! !lev. William Hilliker. prin- p. m.; Sycamore up Greenup OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. A- Franklin 0. Roosevelt The c 1pal of Bishop Fenwick Cath- 7:40 p. m .: Luther Herdman home is H\de Park, New York ' ol 1r High sehol in Cheshire an -1up Greenup II p, m.; Franklin SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. nuunced today the honor roll D. down Greenup 3:35 a. m .; OMITTED FROM the' E. P Jones down Greenup l for \he ficst qu•rler of 0 R ED 1 1965..f.i5 school .,-ear. 5:40 a. m. : Southern down U W · AD : The follnwil;g st udent! have (;reenup 8:10 a. m.; Ravensan overall average of A: Kar- : wood down Meldahl6 p.m .; LoE.'n Davison. freshmiln. Robert rena up Meldahl 7:10 p, m .; j f'ord and Zlla Nieri, snpho-, Ehsha Wood!! down Meldahl8 :JO mon•s Those with an overall p. m ; Cotton Queen up Mel:tverage of B are Brenda Young 1 dahl 10:10 p. m.: Alied Ashland With lhe Purcha•• of and Oenni:o. Wehrung. freshmen ~ down Meldahl 11:50 p. m.: Inand KaH1y Jenning~ and Jos- 1 vader up Met~ahll a . m.; Esso $5.00 or More eph Freeman. sophomores. 1 West Virginia up Melde.hl 3 a. Exclusive of !I ems Bi~hop ~'e nwi ck Catholic high ! m . Zimmer down Meldahl :uo i:xempted b; Law sdwol b jointly sponsored by a. m . Expires Nov. t4, 19&1 Sacred Heart Parish in Pomeroy 1 Galllpolt1 Dam - Reliable LD (;o!J . Llml A&P 11 IIIIIIIIII:IZIIIIIII:IIZISi and Saint Louis Parish in Gal- down 5:05 P. m. ; Jacob G. up II fresh Chldcen ' lipolis. It opened last year with 9 p. m.; Jeffboart up 10:20 p. Super Market a freshman elass of 11. This m .; Sally Polk up 12 :30 a.m .; 1 MIDDLEPORT year the school added a soph- Reba Jane up 4:20 a . m.; J. S. 1 omore class. and present- Lewis down 5:40 11. , m. freth Chlt'ken iiiiiiiiiiii""'iiiiiiliii:iiiii~~~~ ly enrolls 23 students of whom Kanawha River - Allen R. ; r fou;· are non-Catholics. Merrill up Marmet 3:50 P. m .: Heaver down Marmet 4:50 p. Melcs Creneral Hospital m.: George Price down Marmet Admission! - Stell~:~ Weav- 6 p. m. ; National down Marer, Racine : Harry Pickenl!i, Mid· met 10:10 p. m.; Lucy Jane Lu. dleport : Glenroy Ewing, Porn- cas down Marmet 12 :35 e. m.; eroy ; Bertha Densmore, Langs- Solvay down Winfield 10:10 p. lb. Valley Bell milk II checlced aad CIOIIIo vi lle : Marvin Oiler , Cheshire. m.; Barbara Brent down WinEarl Hawk, field 10:45 p. m.; W. H. Shav. Discbarxes pared with other milks by 011 lnclependo Chesler; Becth• R•nfru, Rut· er, Jr .• up Winfield 2:45 a. m .; ent testing firm, the Chicago Dairy and i land. Elgercllff up Winfield 4:4! a.m. •·Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 ., Nov. 12, 1964 ====:===~====-.";~ Hospital News Jm:.~l ~Ultr<~l m~nagerial l \.aOCer a Approve B')} Point Rock Society Notes ~~:~i~YR 1 l~no w STYLE and COMFORT 1 NATURAL BRIDGE 1 I 8 3 I 1 1 d ~~ Ri N 1 ver ews I JAUNTY I 1 a~enda. I mlllt~n wa:~ 1 I Marguerite's Shoe Shop 1 _!l·. b===========-========,.; I I 1 1 · ' 1 You'll like Our low Prices! 1 I 1 SIMON'S SKINLESS WIENERS I 2llb. -- pkg. GROUND BEEF ---- HAM Gizzards -lb. 59c A&P SANDWICHES 10 for · · · · · · 98c Livers -lb. 49c PARTY Fresh Pig's Feet _ Fresh Neck Bones 5 . $1.00 lb.39c Salt Fish OR PLAYTIME PET ; I SLICED · I LUNCH MEATS BOLOGNA Get the JUMP Pepper Lo1f, Dolch ~ool _ lb. Pickle LMf on ChriStmas 39 , C CMPAIEO and found better! Faod Laboratory. Time and been proven by them KING SIZE Silver GIANT DUST -·~ .. I"". SIZE -· ~ -- " 99c ~li S9c ~~ ..... ..,J S!ylo 309 3098 CANDY BARS Simple - and simply perfect for parties or play· hours . Young ladii;"S love the comlorl and dash of tl}b sldmmer in black leather. Misses Sizes 12112 -4 12 pkg. 49c 6 OLEOMARGARINE cows many ot and SELF-RISING FLOUR SMALL EGGS Co- l Eden SoCle ' 1y N l e wW1 Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Weber . b • Mr . and Mrs. w. c. Gandee, By Mart a Holsinger Cardington, recently callt'<i on I Mr . and ~1rs . Alva Holsinger 1 Mrs. P. F. Koblentz. 1Sr . ami Mr . and :\1rs . Alva I P.auJ , Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Roch- Holsinger Jr. and son, Wayne, spent a week end in I ester, N. Y. spent a few days Borberton and Columbus with with Mrs. L~:~wrence Smilh and Mr . and Mrs. Thomas .weber. relatives. Mrs. Claytun AUen, Mrs. Rex Mr. and Mrs .. Mike Kerwin 1 Bailey and Mrs. Henry Thorn- spent Sunday with Mr . and as re~ently spent a day with 1 Mrs. William Hoselton. . 1 Mrs . William Will and assisted 1 Mr . and Mrs. Rodney Holsmg- 1 with makini apple butter. er and l"amily , Greenfield_. spe~l l M.r . and Mrs. Lawrence Smith a weeke od recent\} w1th h1s attended the Ice Follies in Co- paren's. Mr. and Mrs . Alva Hol~ lumbus Wednesday evening. singer, Sr. They ·also vislled with M r s . Rev. Eld~n Blake, who has Keith. Chaffee and children. been . a pat1ent at SL Joseph I Mrs. Ada MorriB waB a recent hospital, P~rkersburg, has re- ! Columbus visitor. tllrned to h1s home. j :0.1r. and Mrs. Ray Weaver and family spent the week end j wiLh Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed I and family. , "' Virgirda Carter and Fannle I Bigley visited Maxine Thomp- I son Monday at Little Hocking. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger ! 1 I Diet Food Counter Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. .....~ . . . . . . . uvtlNotfii- . . IMel.t. PomeroY Alllll'llll .... t . . • DIET COOKIES and ley Francis. j Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Davls 1 and daughter, Debbie, were vis· , lting her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Alex Birchfield of Waterloo, the i lHtter part of tht! week. funeral services were held at 'I the Dexter church last week for Mrs. Lucetla Price. Burial was in the Hugg cemetery. Mrs. j Price was a sister of the form- 1 er Mrs. Ruth Davis. Hazel FraDell i The se1:1 horse served as tbe model · for the knight used in chess, e DIET CRACKERS •DIET CANDY e DIET GUM eCANNED FRUITS e DIET MINT & ~---·· Your pharmacist l!r part of a tt>am that · ~ plt-dged to k~ping you and your famIly in the bP:>Jt of het~lth, Together with your doctor. he works to improve hf'allh in the community by providing lhe medirinea and o!hl'r health items that .are nl'eded Call on him at any time ••• that 's what h£'a here fol""l ONE DAY SERVICE I - 68.00 6-Pc. Living Room Group 2-PIECE SUITE --WITH CHAIR Nylon cover, red, furquoise, brown, 4 beige, green, olive and black. ' REGISTERED PHARMACISTS REGULAR 239.95 Sale 169.95 TO SERVE YOU! Service and Savinn ' e FREE 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS e FREE 2 STEP TA8W · Sale! Base Rocker 6-PIECE Wouldn 't you really ralher buy all your Drug and CHAIRS Health Needs in a Real Drug Store with Service as well as all your Prescriptions? We have four friend- ly Pharmacists and n.infl! friendly salesladies to SOFA BED GROUP I-SOFA promptly care for all your Drug and Prescription Regular Needs . Sav• on our Everyday prices 1nd shop our 39.95 I-MATCHING CHAIR WITH FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS specials this wHk. ON • 5 SHIRT FINISHING 139.95 ROBINSON'S LAUNURY.:IRY CLEANING WY :1-5428 POMEROY FOR _FALL Reg. 98c VIcks Formula 44 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 59c Cough Syrup CLOSEOUT! 4 CHAIRS AT REDUCED PRICES • FREE 2 LAMPS e FREE 2 STEP TABLES --- ---- --ONE ON~Y 3-PIECE WALNUT 59c 1-White Vinyl Swivel lhlpo hll Reg. 59c Lysol Disinfectant 37 c Reg. 60c Noxzema Skin Cream 34c Reg. 39c Poliden tDental Cleanser _ 23c FOR PAIN RELIEF STEAK BASKET • ANACIN 43c 79c RBGU~AR ~ L~. STEAK SANDWICH •FRENCH C FRIES eSALAD \ .' A Chair? Yes, You Can! A $99.95 Value For Only HE'S DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU Reg. 98c Dristan Far Colds _ the same prlcel superior quality is a solid cushion style. A SOFA BED in Nylon Cover For Less Than I Mrs . Beecher Cooper was Sr. and Ja~es Ca~ter spent a I taken backto Holzer Hospil:t!l rerent evemng w1th Mr. a~d : where she Is a patient She had I Mrs. Ro~ert Webb and family i been able to be at home a of Guysville. few days Those visiting Mrs. Elden Mrs. Mildred Milter, daughter Blake, Sr ., over the week end an41f"an4daughter, and also her wer~ Mr. an_d Mrs. El~e~ Bloke moiner, Mrs. Bessie Russell, J., and family , Mrs. V1v1an Euall of Columbus spent 8 recent banks and daughter and Mr. 1 Sunday with he; son Bob Mills and Mrs. Orville Blake. i who ts with Mr. Mrs . Wor: Ambrose Kibble is a patient best better lhllll 1.99 Sofa advertised below Look At This Buy ! .. Did You Know You Can Buy - - - - - - - - - - - Parker Run . Society Notes It's the 3 doz. 1.09 •DIET CAKE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Mr . and Mrs . Floyd Ridenour l - - - - = = = = = = - - and Mr . a.nd Mrs . Keith Ridenour recently spent a day in Jumbus with Mr. and Mrs. D. U Ridenour . Mr . and Mrs . John Griffin. · S Co lumbus, spent a lew days I 0 lbs. 1.00 2S lb. bag This sofa is shown for illustration only. 1 processing. buy NOTE I 1 ment from Independent dairy fanm, - Choose Volley Bell milk. November .Specials 1 we can be como eepting only the best for Volley Check Rutland Furniture's Sensational JHf SALT, plain or iodized - - - - - box 9c Only MIODUI'OIIT, 0, I WEEK-END choses. Our laboratory tests every your money can f: -::::::"':' _____ _ pletely aelec:tive In our rgw milk puro ow THE SHOE BOX By Mn . A. H. Bailey Mr . and Mrs Allet1 Orr and BY CLARJCE ALLEN . By Mn. Alta COH daughters and . Milford Cole o1 SP 4 Jerry Cleland who ls John P. Hensler and family Columbus called on Mr. and stationed at Kileen, Texas, and ~f New_ark were week end vis- Mrs. Clint Orr Sunday . his family are spending two • ttor~ w1lh home folks . Mr Melvin Ballard, who was weeks WJth hhl parents, Mr . and Burchel Hamilton and called here by the death of his Mrs. Ross Cleland. I of Dayton were at the , Mrs. J c 1e White . Mrs . Minnie Orr who WH!I ln· of her parents, Mr. and ··M;~~ ~ Jured In a fall at the home of Tayl or Moore on Sunday. at St . Joseph Hospital due to ht.T daujlhter, Mrs. Edith McEI· Mrs. Albert Cone called on injmies received in accident at fresh near Delaware, has been Mrs . Earl Radcliff who had eye his work taken to the Arcadia Nursing surgery Tecently . Mr. and Mrs. James Van Home in Coolville. Columbus visitors Tusday in- ter visited his father , Jake Van Richard Frost, a student at eluded Mr . and Mrs. Meter, Portland , who just reOhio State, spent the weekend Cone, Mrs. E . W. Holcomb and turned home from the Velenut9 with Mr . and Mrs. Willis Frosl. Mrs. Earl Radcliff. Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy. F!URASTLITY 0 John Ridenour, a student at Mrs . Evea MoJTis spent a Mr . and Mrs. Hie Shaffer of Ashland , Ohio, •pent \be week· few days wilh her Barberton spent Saurday night 11 REGULAR tnd wilh his parenls, Mr. and ton and family, In with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Certified Oil Station Mrs . Buel Ridenour . Her grandson was ill sin11er Sr. and SUnday with Mr. W. Moln Sl, Mr. and Mrs. F . T. AJien, pneumonia . and Mrs. Harvey Belley. 1 Akron were supper guests Mon· Norman Roy, Gaharma, is ay of Mr . and Mrs. George , spending snme time at his lrail· Sergant. They also called on Mr .1 er homt'. He is baving a well and Mrs. Ctayton Allen. · dr·illed . Mr. and Mrs . John Rowan , Everette McCiannahan reBelpre, called on Mr. and Mrs. · mains quite ill at thf' nome ot Denzel Cle land , Sunday . his grandson, Mr . and Mrs. Mr . ar\d Mn. Virgil W o () d, I Frank Schiltz, m~ar here . ALhens, visited Sunday even- I Mrs. Erma Nelson and Doris ing with Mr . and Mrs. Marion Nelson were Athens visitors on Wood . 1 Friday. Mr . and Mrs. Denzel Cleland · Albert Cone made a business . ~·1s1l~>d Tuesday afternoon with 'i trip to Huntington, W. Va ., on .\ tr . and Mrs . Eldon Will , Syra· , Satu.rday. cuse . Mrs. Grace Henslar :~pent a Mrs. Don Matlack, Belpre, I week end with her son , Clayrc~·t-ntly spent a day with .Mrs . i ton Henslar and f<tmily ill Bel· 1 1-ioy Cltristy. ' pre. i the best In the ngtJon • • • a genuine Since we own no BULOVA 2.99 Chestnut Ridge Society News Society Notes award for quglity. LAYAWAY .- It hu to be first "11101111 gggjn Chester SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN SYRACU,)J, 0. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS I'RESRIPTIONS 112 E. MAIN Roclcer, Big Chair Rogulor 77.95 - - - - - - 1-Rose Base Rocker R'flulor 49.95 1-Eorly A.-lean Occuionol Choir Regular 89.95 ---~--1-Biue Now 35.00 Now 65,00 Rogulor 79.95 MUST GO Regular 199.95 Stratolounger Now 58.00 Value Shop For Christmas At Sale Prices ! Rutland Furniture PHONE WY 2-2955 POMEROY, OHIO Now 50.00 BEDROOM SUITE SH24811 ARNOLD GRATE EASY TERMS VEGETABLES ' . ,.- ,,_,' RUTLAND, 0 • .· . - " �- - - - - - - - ;have an fu\ure m~tlnp II tbealty \101 be preP!Ited lo\1en, School News ' ' -Rutland IJ'ade school was tabled until caab alld lift NEW YORX (UPI) - A fl the December moeiiJll. 'ftle Tile pmo will Gif.- mlllioo cargo terminal, utlllllna room baMtl' was awarded dart throw, Bingo, cork ' : t U DIICe(lll iD From Bedford SocJ'ety Notes theMrs lhirdMortha grade class taught by shoot, milk botl':.t~ oc;or :~t :::lttn:"ls cbeina built Chapman. bottle rUIII toss o s Pan Am~ Alrwa s 1111 a \.!>ally sentinel, Pomerov-M•ddlepQrt . u . "'ov. t!, 1964 hie on which was displayed att , -• types ot p<Htery, "'85 scarf, vase etc. maJe ln New MeDco. Thank offering bores ...re placed on the !able u) each ' member. followed w\lh mem - B~rthdays come lhJJ month be'" mak~ng a Circle wlule Mrs p ll Welt Nov. 2· Mrs. Skin- NEW HAVEN At 77, Grandma Gatewood 1 to The fottowmg annooncemenll plenty of IIIIL Cake wa~ o~ ~ lite at K~ Inter· By Je.. Ptll'ket \ were made · The Rutland Vol- be beld and oeveral national Airport The terminal llethodlsl Cburcb Dinoer ol Mrs Ott ll' H.!tush. Mr:s. R H:1rold Bumgarner played on a 1N 3 Sheha' Hawk Nov I PTA HEARS SPEAKER L;nteer Firemen's annual turkey prizes Wlll be awarded. 'The lr& wm be iD operation ln the Fall . -Tile wscs of the New ll•w- ' F. Bryan! leader u~ ~IC Tita~~ Ihe ptanu and s;mg "0 ~'~~ ~ ;~: Te~'r. Cadle, Nov. 3; Bell The Rutland PTA met at I dinner will be held at the grade freshmen! room wru sell s~ of 1815. ttl: Methodist Church spon.smed Ofiermg Service ope ed Thousand TonguE'!; to Sing H' r ·Nov 6 Donna Bran- the High ~hool audnorium on I school Thursday. Nov . 19: the PY Joe sandwlcbe~pop, eet 1 congregational annual Thank s meelmg Wlth the Call to Wor- Mrs Howard Burns prrsld· h oopr Nov 2· Ja~et Blake Nov 1 Nov 9 With Arthur M1Jier, \ Northwester.l Band Boosters fee, cake and pie. sw Houlinl the ma.t ldvahCed g;ving Dmner on TuC'sday E'ven- ~hlp rot_l~w~d wtth the g~,~~ e.:l at the bus1m•ss !ef'ttng Shr ~.r:nd Randy Sycks, Nov' 19. president, m charge. Re\' Ro- wtll meet Monday, Nov. 16 at shop Will baY:a~:m::~~ freight-J!•ndllng IYstenl enr log at the church . Follo•mg the smgmg PraiSe Cod, From read the JOOth Psalm nnd exbert Smith of the Hysell Run I the h1gh school gym at 8 p. m.; dy , popcorn ' dealiiJied, tho Pan Am eargo Turkey dmner Mr Arl Thabet <II Rle"mgs Flow !he scrtp- planN'(\ lhP ilems on the Wor- Buhla. !he Magician .. enter- Free Mthodlsl church opened I the Northwestern Band Boost- candled applies. . be tennlnal will opply new ~hshowed home movies taken of lure lesson and a prayer poem ship Centt'r tamrd Bedford School Novem- the meeting w1th devotton!L If'rs will sponsor a carnival on A lOc admlsSlon will t nlques to procetalnJ frelght ID the actlvtlles of the Church dur wn s read by Mrs Brvant ThE' group dtscussKi tht> JOi nt bef 3 dl 1 p m Terry George Rutland C u b t Saturday November 21 , at the charged at the door . T~s ;ven mill volume, reduclpg handling tng the past y<'ar Thr It'sson · Thank You. God" mt:'r-ttng wllh the Dorcas Ctrde G ne Perkins enrol IN th1s 1Scout. Jed th~ pledge to t h e II h1gh sch~l, 6 p. m untll 10 was originally nl~b!!t o~a: time for indJvktua( shipments . Ruth Circle of WSWS 1the 9f'corn1 umt of lessons on !o be held m December. ~e;~ we;~ at Sed ford School He JS Oag. Vernon Weber seng ''He'' P m 1 Hallo~:_n de:: ~ tbe death of up to 81 per cent. The Ruth Circle of lhe W S Spanash American people Five selected hostessPs and lea n the rtrst grade acompamed by his daughter , A socaal hour followed the cancel Rutland senior ws of the E t.: B Church met : e ~ ke r s partiCJpntt>d and dep1ct for the coming year Two mem- 1 Donna Weber, at the piano meeting and cookies, punch and Andy Sprouse, l96t RHS ad. Boosters will meet Monday on Tuesda\ evenmg at the home e-d ~he nch legend that Amen- bers to serve on the nom mat Stephen Stanley returned o~ Mr. Frank Capehart Point I coffee were served by t h e and Giles C~ll . in 'ted : Mt.. Nov 16 at the Kutland High -----. com eople haH Jotten from mg . _ u,mttee wllh two met_n~ ' Nov 2 afler bemg absent 1 1 Pleasant, W. Va., the guest \ third grade room .nothers. Ba· uate. The pu c lB Vl ~l m at I . m. Final FIRST Span~h Amencan fnends. 'Tnk- PIs f~om thP (lore as Clrrlt' V.E'I r da}S for an append!>.. operation Ispeaker WDS mtroduced by sitters were ~rovld~d ror Lend. Vernon w:~a~ll~~~ be madepfor the car· ing pan w~re \ks. Bryrml Mrs_ appolrl1(>d Mr" Otllf' Housh and The 4th and 5th grades had Mrs. Belty Hutchinson, pro· youngsters attendmg Wl~h the_tr as emcee forthed ~Yal to be held Nov. 21. All QUALITY REGULAR T Ben Roush, Mrs. Fre-d Bai· Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. a Halloween party October 29, gram chiarman. Mr . Capehart. Iparent~.: . The next meeting Will for all iOOSTEs plannRS. MEET band parents and interested . . • . ('\' Mrs Oltie Roush , and Mr!>. Attendins wE're Mr!l. R. ~- 1·15 to 3 p. m. Refreshme.nts a teacher and conch at Waha· lbe held December 14, 7:30 p.1 8 ed to attend. Certtfted Otl Statton ti~rnard Uedng. Bryan!. Mrs : Howard Burns. were popcorn ball_s, cookies, rna High school used as his , m at the high school. The Northwestern Band . persons are urg __ W. Mlin St. Pomeroy :\ Worship Center was a ta· Mrs. Otha L1evmg Mrs. Bern- kool ade, apple Cider_ and can· topic. "F.ducation and Athlet-1 FALL FESTIVAL - ----- -- ard Lievlng, Mrs . Clayton Ath· dy. Games were F'lymg Dutch· ics ."" He stated he thought a The NorthwestE':rn Band 1ey. Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. !man and Beater Goes Around. school should de.velop as rna· Boosters will sponsor a ''Fall Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Mrs. ~red The 8th grade had a party ny La Ients as a child possesses 1Festival" carnival at the Rut· I Batry. Mrs. Achsah Miller' I Halloween night. Rerreshm~nts Ibut that !he ch ild's health and land High School building, Sat1 guests Mrs. ~!e lla Mercer. Mrs. • were candy rudge, browmes, physical well being should be uray , November 21, 6 p. m. Is. H. Reitmm:·., Delores Bu~- ~ cookies, donuts, bubb le gum and Iconsidered above the academ· to 10 p. m. A highlight of ~he garner nnd hosless, ~trs. Otlie cider. Records were played. d ·tc first of alL He said thRt a evening will be the crowrung Roush . Chaperones were Mr. ~ 1 ch ild must have a strong heal .. or a King and Queen and I Mrs. Kenneth Chaney· The kmk thv body and mind to cope with a Prince and Print·ess by Ralph was Edward Smtth, t~e queen th~ academic standards and to Jarvis, band director. The roywas Patricia Blankenship_- Those five long enough to use what - - -who attended were Evabne Ar· he had learned I nold . Walter Arnold, Nathen Ar. Mrs. Grace Marlin gave the HEADQUARTERS FOR :\-lr. and Mrs. Christy Bletner "?'~· Patricia ~l.ankensh6;r~~~ secretary's report and Mrs. Mrs Russell capehart and gtma Blanken& ap,. Red Janet Bolin, the treasurer, re. I Mrs. Cecil Kirk visited in Co- Brickles, Rheba Bmkles, ~lli ported a balance of $215.10 and & · Jurnbus on Sunday with Mrs. Carper, Wendy Carr:r, Ken· 1 that a profit of $161 was made 1 Chaney, Kenda Chaney, w· . n Self and new son. on the talent show which was SUPER GOLD CUP d 'Irs Lester Russell neth Gilkey, Hobby Jone~. Jan· ! held Saturday night Motlcms .~ r. c111 ~~ . M J Mees Dons Ran-· · Prtmium Tiro of PomProv \'isited on Sunday et ees .. ean, . dward were approved to pay bills ~ue, witll h<•r ·hrot\wr and ramilv. dolph, Billy Schul t_~· 1 E The for PTA members to sell lick· R••· 2us _ Mr <lnd Mr ~. RPubrn Slt'wJ-rt Smith and Rob W103 ey d nd- ets to the basketball games, 1 · party started a1 7 3 an c 1 and the PTA wlll receive a Middleport, 0 . nnd C;tr\ R111. Lt•• u.4.1 Dinnrr. gu sts of !'vlr . and Mrs ed <~I 10 p. m M . and · >S~m~a~ll~fe~e~!o~r~lt:O.~A:._;m~o:u:·o~n_::to~,!::::iii:::::i~~~:::i -~~:5:: ~nnk Bmnd on Sunrlav were Reporters - Janet ees iiiiii 1 .< • • w d Carper. the (ollowmg of thelr daugh- en y :.. ler> ond husbands. Or and Mrs Ma of Lelarl ELITE SAFETY SHOULDER NYLON Hry s h b and sons Leo Koniecnzy and f_amtly, Hun - and You can have custom made dresses, suits, wedding Mrs. ;::rTV l' wa (Twin White Walll tmgt.on. \1r. ;md Mls . ;J~ter visited reeP;ltlV with her pEU'· I gow ns, hrid esmaids gowns, etc. Johnson, Vienna, Mr. an rs. M nd ·Mrs. Rov Jones, I for Tht COME IN John Hammack and Becky of 1ents_, ro. a " ariOUS IZ8S Price Of M Mary 13efl'\' Haune. . and select your material , let us take your measureChar Icston, rs. -' M d Mrs Les ter John!.~On Limited Stock ond Sizto ments, your garment will be custom tailor~d just POMEROY OHIO i Mason. Also dmner guests we-·re nnd r.fa~ily. vi~ited no Sunday ~ ,,,~ - lii~ "'! ! Mr:_~nd Mrs. Sammy HoHman i with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. fo r you Each garment wi ll have your exclusiv e lab~~*'~'~~ '~~·;-·,- . - --el readlng: "Made especially for you at The Fabric I Home r Johnson . I Shop." Mrs. Clara Barton fell in her !home last Thursday. and broke bcr hi p. She is a patient in the RACINE, 0. Pleasant Valley Hospital a1 Pt. Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns Pleasant. I J5 W, Second WY 2-2284 Pomeroy toeg I sfana wfi' 1 Mason Personal I MAPLE :,ne. SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END DUNLOP MUD SNOW TIRES 650x13 7SOx14 1 r------- ---· u., V • I S' 2 THE FABRIC SHOP I ~ Joppa Society Notes line Mrs. Geneva Yates, the reof the first scholarsh ip to be awarded Meigs Co. from I the school of missions by the conference at Lakeside, was the instructor for the WSCS study course, Genesis and the U. S. and thE: New Nations just completed at the Long Bottom ~ I Methodist Church. The attend· 1once was quite regular and_ in· 1 terest in thf' course was \ugh. 1 After five weekly meetings the 1course was completed with : certifi cates awarded each member of the class. Refreshments were served on the last evening with the spouses in attend· ance. Colored pictures were taken by Marlene Welch for each member of the class. The Joppe WSCS has been in· viled to visit the Long Bottom liroup in the near future. Recent visitors of Mr. and 1 Mrs. George Reed were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green, June Metheny, Raymond and Shir- ; ley Green of Kent, Mrs. Edgel l of Parkersburg, Mr. and MNI. · Byrl Gril!ln, Roger Clark, Mr-. I and Mrs. Hobart Smalley of I Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson of Reedsville and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barnhart. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green ac· companied their son and grand daughter to Kent and spent the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Benedum have returned home after · spending the past three weeks visiting her sister in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs. Perry Curtis and ·family, M1. and Mrs. A. E. Wyers and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scarbrough attended the wedding of Olin Reynolds and Virginia CUrtis at the Calvary Temple in Parkersburg, Sunday. Icipient of hunting ~lllrl equipment is here ready for selection . Made hv world-known / manufL:~cturers and in a large r::~ n gc of prices. j Ammunition 1 1 1 I Sl99 PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE HAVE YOU SEEN CORONET? All Kinds --. Shotguns & Rifles eRemington PETERS- WESTERN 1 she ! I REMINGTON e Winchester elthaca • Harrison &Richardson eMossberg eBrowning e Gun Cleaning Kits eGun Oil e RECOIL PADS e GAME BAGS e SHELL VESTS e GUN CASES e HUNTING ACCESSORIES e HUNTERS JACKETS & CAPES eHUNTERS PANTS & CAPS e RIFLE SLING STRAPS WE ISSUE HUNTING LICENSES AT THIS STORE BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN OUR STORE ·Ebersbach Hardware "EViERYTIDNG IN HARDWARE" POMEROY, OHIO 1 , ! ·· ·~ · ·· ~ - ~ .. ~ Pick -a-Pair Special I THE SAVINGEST, SELLINGEST, FULL-SIZE DODGE IN HISTORY 1 s ':J r:: When you'~ looking for a tun-size car (a Ford/Chevy-type Cll'), bat ,.. want it hot and handso. 1!.!1 at a lower price- you llavea't till you've seen Coronet. '-f way you look It it, Coroners tbe b file least ... with optional power to 426 cubic incbes. With room, lide 8111 • With a price that's lower by a long sllot- model for model 0 n 5 fuJI-size Ford and Chevy ill the book. Coronet! R's tile selli J st ~ because just ab~t e_v8lyone ~ loolli-~~- lillie-~-~ ~JF" .95 3·T Nylon 3·T Nylon SURE·GRIP ALL· WEATHER $ I I I ·~ CONVENIENT TERMS _ . c=- R. H. RAWLINGS ·SONS CO. COMfORT I & SECOND STREETS YOUR CHOICE - PLATFORM ROCKER ' SKIN CARE NEW YORK !UP!) - When the wlDd howls, even an oily skin needs under makeup protectlon \rom uncomfortable and beauty marring chapping and windburn. An ideal cream for daytime use under makeup is baby cream which rubs in to become MILL Invisible, beau~y experts report. It is hypo-a11ergenic, promotes beating and wilt kaep the skin soft and smooth, even when you spend long hours oulside at football &arne• or on the skf slopes. • . ROUSH'S SHOE STORE I I OF the best steps are the easiest 1 1 su ppli es 1 I 1 Our cotnpll'l r • FUR COLLARED 1------- RABBIT and PHEASANT SEASON OPENS NOVEMBER 16 Suede Oxford I • I ·• 1 1 Ben Frankliri · I CUSTOM TAILORING • STILL IN PROGRESS • upl 1 BAKER fURNITURE I Let ar ' W. Va. ru ------:--:---:::-- 1 DOLLAR S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R SALE! I Witlz a 1 PROVINCETOWN toagt~. 1 I Ben Franklin ror uro ••Un. ! 1 - - - - - - - - - - - : - .l s' ........... .. .. ... Still 'QUeen 0 f t he Tra-·1 STYLE STUNNING I by: IS wbal Mr. Dye wrolf aboul " There's a method in my She admits a temporary per- On tho trail, she carries 14 says, in a 11atement she hu of. She hu bad loU Ill peoploo Gatlla's "Grandma" Got&- 1 madness," she esplairut. "U l 1iod of low spirits that first trtp. pounds of getr, over her should- ten proven. bur of bor ad Jll ' to~ woo<!.! Iwere all dressed up in "I knew no other woman had der in I small beg. In it are 1 "'I alway• Uved on a farm tin ber, but they alWIJI IllS out•• people mi&bt take advantage of don• It and I asked myself wbBt sweater, coot, Uirt blouse ahtr Gallia county) and scotited tho "Most people 1ft ptllii)'WIIiJia. CHESHIRE, o. ,me. They'd think I was rid!." f was doing there. Bit: then I pina, first aid supplies. gloves, fields . 1 pitched hay and pick. Elerclae is pod for )IOU." _ Take State Route 1 up t be Her hiki"' binge started tbougnt that tf I went b • c k scarf, slippers and extra sockJ. ed corn riK(It along wilb t b e It'• been lood for bor, Ohio river a ways from Gatlipo· rwhen, separated from . her bll&- home I'd just have to work hard The only food itema ere IIUcll men. 1 did all my washing oo a "I wM Ol:ly licll in '*1 \is and you come to a fi1Iina band and through raising chlld- 1anyway." _ . thlngs as Vienna sa~ge, corn-- board." tile. That wu IIPl liddo. .1 station and a group of w h 1t e ren, she was restleBS lor some- If YOtU' 1dea of roughing 11 II ed beef, powdered milk, peaoull Grandma Gatewood acoffo at haven't taten a pill 111 lhe P!l• frame houses. This io Cheshire. tblng to do. Sbe read in a Na- a mauresaed camper rlJ wit.\1 and ralalns. those who try to aet lpeec\ reo-- five years. Don't even have any Turn left at the light and ' tlon.al Geofll'apbic article of the steaks on the gnll and martinil "No cooltinJ ut.mlls.'" she I ords or capitalize on hikinll lea lo the trailer. watch lor a pear .,.... -with a 1beauty of the Appalachian traU. In the cooler, listen to how says. "That's too mucb fuss. I "I hike for enjoyment. 1 did it " I've never had 1 tdDIIo cold, battered sign - Cole's Trailer 1The thooght of being one__of the Grandma Gatewood doe. lt. go lhr.. weekB at a time with- I the lint time because 1 wantal and tbere \1 hardly a day 111 ~ Court. The grsvel attey soon I She " a woman who aalu on- out building a fire . I only do U to. People say 1 should write a traU wben you don't pt , _ turns into a grass lane and back 1 ly the bare m1rumum of crea· I'm wet." book about my experiences. I feet wet. You have to w 14 f next 10 the railroad tracka lure comfort. She lives normal- Sometimes there are restaur· tell them I didn' t do thio to ereeko, and beaver boe• - II. Islands a green and white trail- I - - - ants near the trail. Other times make money. That would be tak- ways floodlni the path.• ' , er. I By Irene Wtnebrener Huntingtonian will she supplemenll her earned ra- ing advantage of th• situation." "'People advloed me not tAl 1•, This is the winter home of Mr. KeMelh Weigand came B S k M d tions with blackberries, huckle- She walks genecally from Said I waa too old. Well, I fl. Emma R. Gatewood, one of by plane from Pennsylvania 10 e pea er on ay berries, peppermint and 888811- dawn to dusk. It's rugged golng, gure as loog aa I .can lltlll chDj Ohio', unsung heroes. In l be be wtth hiS mother, Mrs. Ina PT. PLEASANT - Charles E. fras leaves picked along the up and down mountains. Teo to wood or cllmb 011 top ollhe trail: summer this oeptuagenarian Weigand, who is_ very ill . Booth of Huntington, pat!l de- 1 way. 14 mi~ a <Illy is a good aver- er to paint, I'm not too old to treks the Appalachian moun- Mr. Noah Leitner of Mary- partmental Comftlander and one There are eight AMC hotels age Sometimes she has to tie hlke." '"· t.ai ns to a spartan existence that land came Saturday for his mo- ?1 the outsta~mg Leglonaires on the trail, but it cost~ $8 1 a r~ to her pack, scramble As long as those tneu I avoids bed or stove. !her, Mrs. Flavia Leitner who •n the state, wtll be the gu•st night so she prefers to sleep a cliff and tben putt the pack up. out, she's queen of the . 1 On this sunny autumn day we will spend several weeks in s~aker of the Veterans Day outdoors. 1 fow td her in her neatly kept Maryland. dmner sponsored by the _local " I jus! make a bed of leaves ! trailer starting a winter knit.. Mr. Darrell Hoffman Is en- Amencan Legu)l1 and A~tltary l when I geL tired and &o to t' · t joying his three- weeks vacation Saturday at 6:30 p. m. m the sleep" mg proJec · 1 ·· s Legion home · There's no sim ple way to de· f rom t~ Phthp _porn Plant. He . "1 woke up once and a porcu· Style scribe Emma Gatewood, or, aa ls squar:rel hJ.mtmg and has Mr. BooUl has served in pine was on me. I just kicked she ;, better known in these already bagged a deer with his most capacities of the Legion. hlm off. I killed 1 another time. 17911 bow aod arrow. At present he ill National Pub[ saw a bear o-e but I noll~ll'- 1 1 d G t ood · I ~st . G~~a~ -~ ~ 00 She looks like your grandma Mrs. Betty Sayre and daugh- Ica conuru man, c - ed at him and he ran · h br;•ht ter Lynn were week end vis, man of the West V~rgtnla Ded an mtre : grey a1r , ...,, ' ' tme Co t' c 't "I'm not alrai'd of -·•nj•thittgll 1 h ld tittle 8 looped iotrs of her mother, Mrs . Mit par nt oven IOO onuru- in the mountains" sm1 e, s ou ers a b. tee and Department Protocol · with the ye~ms and speech lit· chell of West Colum 1a . ' . . '' Ants bother me sometimes . . l Mr. Dan sayrl" 1Jat~ hi s han d cornm1tlee. He 1s a member 1when I sleep, but they're JUS! I tered w1th homey words \1ke Style's favorite booty is the boot ~ here at its "d " d .. . . . l ,, , in a cast due to breoking his I of lhe Department Really Com- pests " toastiest with a fur collar and a high ctress heel. oozy an pantywais · I. . ttt a life-time membe of · I In actual fa ct, she is grancH fmgers m a. corn picker. I m ee, . . r 1 The black flies in Maine near· I Black upper leather with the p lus of a rihhed rubma to 46 Her 11 children (in· Mrs. Pauhne Taylor and Mrs. Lh~ Departmetn Executive com. l ly got her goat the first lime she . ber sole. ':eluding a ~on, Nelson Gatewood 0 ra · Har t were shoppmg · ·m p t. m1llee nand delegate . to all de- hit. !he trail . f S b k Rd . D8 t . h Pleasant Saturday. partme t conventions. He has " I started out going north to o ea roo · m Y on ' ave . i been a Legionaire for lhe past · I presented her with 28 grand. Mr . and Mrs. Don Sims, Ke. south. I broke my glasses and A handsome stovt~· children and 18 great·grandchil· vin and Janie, of Parkersburg ~ 45 years. . . _ got lost in the wilderness f o r were Sunday dinner guests of . _All American LeglOn a~ A~ three days and two nights. pipe hoot that's cal- I dren ''at last count " . h t M d M H · l 'l1ary members and their fa m1. . I What me~kes her umque, erFplaren s, dr. fan 'l rs. ar lies are invited to attend Sat· Ihhad adlrplane~ Ol~l lookrng, rulaled to foil I-radIthough are her exploits on the ry owers an ami Y· . . t ey idn't fmd me. The black ' . M A d H ffm d urday s dmner. I 1 hiking tl'l1Jl. Strong men fall by rs. u rey o ~n an I1es nearly ate me up. Th ~y ; wrafhrr foot woes. I the wayside when she throws a Shelby and Mabel. Wmebrener crawl right under your clothes. Crush · grai n imila· ' knapoal'k over her shoulder. attended the a~chon at Mt . Marker Dedication " When I round my way again, ' whil!ies a branch into a walkAlto Sautrday mght. ' Will be held Soon I I took a bus ot Georgia and tion leather. with no I ing stick and swings merrily up Mrs ._ Velma Hoffman spent & I PT PLEASANT - A marker I walked south to north. I figured I slip ribbed crepe : a mountainside . ~ay wtth Audrey Hoffman quilt· to the late Captain Billy Gunn by the time I got to .Maine . it 1 She did just this in 1955 and mg. I of PI Pleasant who aided Cen- ~ would be cold and thm ta1is sole. Tan or black. , she didn't stop until she hiked Mrs. Raymund Musgrave era! Lee in Virginia, TeMessee would freeze off." polr l the entire length of the Appa- brought Mrs. Ina Pratt here to and Maryland in the 8th It worked, and when Grand, lach ian mountains. It took rrom her ~me precmct to vote on ia Calvary will be m~ G~t.ewood got to t_he of May 3 to Sept. 25. electiOn day. , Gunn Park on Fourth Streel. in m1fe-h1gh . Mt Kat~hdm, . 1 The Appalachian Tra il, a hik- ~r . and Mrs. Glenn HofftnBn s the near future . the morntng sun ftrst ~Its the ing route maintained by the Ap- chlldren ~pent the day Tuesday The ~aughters son~'~ U. S. She sang " Amenca he The best way to walk the steps of fall Is In compalachian Mount tin club, wind s with their grandmother' Mrs. grandchildren of 'those Beautiful" to the wind. Style 2058 fort. Here it is sure to be- in a vulcanized sole ox· more than 2,000 miles from Ga le Don_ahoe. 1 soldiered with Captain was no one else around . Georgia to Maine . It is popular Mrs. Mildred Burton or Park- ~ are asked to contact Mr 9. Grandma . Gatewood da<" n't' ford. Yours in black, or grey split suede. BS a weekend retreat for nature ersburg came Tuesday for her ian Siders, 136 English Road, need an audience. . lovers and scout groups. iOnly m_other, Mrs An~ Cross, who Pt. Pleasant giving nsme, name[· "'I. usually like to _talk and VlS· a handful of experienced 'Hikers Will spend the W1IIter Ulere. of service connection and an· 1t With ~pie, b~t m, the forest A wide frn collar tops off the each year att-empt. to walk t~e Mr. and Mrs. John Blessing cestors and lOt!ation. 1 I ne~er think_ o£ 1t. I m so b_ usy eoby comfort of thts handsome black upper leather boot - in· entire distance . of Parkersburg are spending a Gunn has two children I looking at thmgs and cllmbmg. lutiU'JCe against foul weather Gra ndma Gatewood, 69 yea.rs few days with_ their son, Her- Pt. Pleasant, Dr. N. R. I there's no time _to be bored." MIDDLEPORT, 0. worrie!!. The Vulcanized sole i~; old at the time, did it on her man, and fam•ly. and Billie Gunn. Hers Is a native love of the [ I pll.ll!l. ..,. .,.. ~ I first try. She was the first worn• Mr. and Mrs. Hayden and 1 ou::;::td~oo~rs~,~f~ou~nd~ed~n~o~t~o~n~book;:;;;;~s~,:::::iiiiii~~~iiiiii~iiiiiiiii:iii::iiiiii~~~~~iiiiii~iiiiii $6.95 . an eVer to •ccomplish the mar Mr. Lockhart of Parkersburg, S h f F ") II ONLY ,; earc or am1 y athon real Two years later in- re 1a~.~ves o1 th e Boa rd genera' lions attended services at the Will be Dfflcrlbed 1957 she did it again was 77lwo weeks ago and Board Baptist Church Sunday PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Wither knees are beginning to be and were dirmer guesst of Mr. : liam J. Artrip_wlll be the speak· I sore at times, but she still man. and Mrs. Okey Roush. er of the evenmg at the rer;ul:lf ll aged a aoo-mile stint this year Sunday ~uests of Mr. and monthly ~eet~ng or t.he Mason II t~mt kept her out in the wilder· Mrs. Denrus . Roush were Mr. County Historical Society, I ness for six weeks. ~nd Mrs. Jumor Roush and lam· day. November 16, at ~th:~ett~·:: Her raggedy Ann trail uni- !ly of Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and HiU Grade School, S• I rorm would win no fash ion priz· Mrs. John Roush and famlly begmning at 7:30 p. m. i es. It consists of a battered and of Proctorvill-e, . Ohio. Dr. Artrip will tell of . MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT · 1 hed pair or blue jeans an The Board A1d was pleased research on the Couch family, iiiiiiiii~;-::;::':ii::i-:-~-::::i-~-:-~:;;-:;:::;:::.:-;-:::-:;:::-~-ii:-::::--==:-:..;;.P"~-iiic~_:.~.:.:,..........:,., . .., --.,·,. --,.-, with their bake sale at Miller's early residents of Mason Coun- 11 1 Store Saturday. The collected ty . Visitors are welcome to iiiiii $55 from it. tend and any person inl<rested Mrs. Goldie Rollins was the. in Mason County history is week end guest or her sisters , urged to attend. Miss Elizabeth Merritt and Mr. SCIENTIFICALLY BALANCED and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner of SERVICE IS HELD Syracuse, Ohio. : PT. PLEASANT Funeral srrMr. Ardath Brinker is lhe l vice was held at 2 p. m. Thiiii'S· II proud owner of i:l new Vo\ks- day for Clinton Hilton Parsons, wagen. 68, of Victor, Fayette county, Several from the Guiding Star former automobile bus:lnessrrmn Church attended the all day so- in Pt. Pleasant. Mr. Parsons cia! conference Sunday at the is survived by row sons; one Morning Star Advent church on daughter , one brother and two the Charleston Rod. 5istera, Mrs. George Mrs. Lorena Bonecutter gave of Leon and Mrs. James R. a Stanley Party Thursday aft- Rairden of Charleston. Burial TIRES WINTER TIRES ernoon. Those attending were was ln the Victor cemetery . Most famous tire name }drs. Mildred Clarke, the dem190 Tractor-Type Cleats ••• in the industry, onstrator, of Cheshire, Ohio, PleaoBDI VoUey" Hooplt.of Mro. Iva Capeharl of New Ha- ADMITTED - Troy Bolling, Choice of Fobri•s Built Deep to Bite Deep! with performance-proved tread I ven, Mrs. Glen~on Grimm of Gallipolis; Mary Dishman, Pt. Henderson, Mrs. Audrey Hoff- Pleasant; John Greer, Pt. PleasCOLOR CHOICE · man and Mabel Winebrwer of ant. 0 1\TTERSWHT EITHER PAIR Letart. DISCHARGED - Henry Doer- 1 • · sAGE Mr. Ardath Brinker returned fer, Middleport; Mrs. Mary • TOAst home Friday night after spend- Roush, N•w Have~~ . • IEIGE ing a week with his sister, Mrs. Freda Kesteraon of Hollywood, Q - Is a synlbetlc • OOLD Florida. the same as an imitation emere1u.owN Mr. Ross Wlnebrener and Don- aid! na called on his brother, Roy A - No. A synthetic emerald Potyloarn Winebrenner at Syracuse, Ohio. is a genuine stone but made by Over Cushion Unit Mrs. Garnet Baxter and dau- man in a lab~ralory . ghter, Lucille Fowler, returned borne Saturday after Q - Do trees drink nto waspending two weeks visiting a ter that Pallo oa llaeir teavosT dauehter, Geraldine in Oklaho- A - No, Leaves are water· rna. proof. They get their water tro1m11 Greg Fowler spent the week the ground. end at his home from Glen----ville College and enjoyed his SOCCER Pl.\YOFFS >t >t birthday Sunday, Nov. I. SAN JOSE, Calif. Ut'l.)-1:ne11 Mr. Rus""ll Thomas of BrU· Air Force Academy and liant, Ohio, and Mila Smith of Jose State Univerolty have ~IIIII • Parkersburg were weekend vi• ""tected' to meet in the itors of Mrs. Mtrglll'et Tht>- West national soccer chtlmlpiOltl-11 Home Owned & Operated as. Miss Ruth Thomas of Hunt- ships Nov. 19. lngton called on them Sunday The quarter·ftnalo of You' ll Like Our Service afternoon. NCAA championships will ~·/ ~· Phone WY 2·2101 Mr. Clarence Thomas was played at St. Louis and the Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave.Jdmftted to the Galllpolls cUn- nals \olll be held at Brown BOOTS FOR FALL '::t 28.9 • rl!ll~.,__ JllUill A • e • e "Tiley otUd II ,.., eDI 10 I EDITOR'S NOTE - T h • written by John Dye, Comer- ton Dally News. It appeared old sweal!r, and tennlo llloos. few to conquer it appealed to ly on less tben h•r $20 a week but !a eaperi.l!ll<e. Silt lllll'lft 1\onl a l IIIli, ...._, An. kiDowlhg f•aturr story wat leo Sloff Writer lor the Doy· to the Suoday, Nov. le ditloe The entire trail chews up Civ• 1ber social oecurlty rnoney.ltny mon- flowen and pluta wllbout be- two dayl IIIey llld, 'Grnka, of lbe Newo. Wltb permliSlon pair of lllool but Grandma Gate- " I thoujht 1! would be a lark, "1 from ber famtty goeo lnto a tng ask<d. ,.u're IJIIIIIIrc,' .. left 1!8 from lbe Daytoo News, here'• I wood otiil baa ber orip>af jeans ao I did lt." kitty for bua fare to tho tnJl. "'I could live outdoo!'l," ttbe trait." 1 1'00111 Mll'D'I?Oif, 0. STYLE Made With TUFSYN Rubber SERYIC~ Foreman & Abbott • • I .. '------·-~,.:...--'"'1"-"""- - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - . : i c to underao surtery Monday. versity In Providence, R.I. RIZER OIL COMPANY �· ~- - R~ • .... • 0 0 0 ... _ ., • . .... .... ~ · -~- ---~ - -----·- 2 SIGNS _.._ - Ml P. IL Du ..,._ P'8.bDM11• ......, DnC"v MID L & OUALITY ~ PR=~,!E" Low milea~e - solid body, heater, good tires. 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty --- $5295 Factory Tandem axle, 900x20 tires . auy . trans. 348 ~u . in. motor. Heater , Hi ft . dump body and telescopie h oisl. A.d ........ , a............. - r a - a.un • $1699 1963 Corvair Panel - - - - - ..._ ..,, lllle&a ••es. 'l)"ansportauoo Fum!Bhed Pomeroy Motor Co. VB ent::me, i spt eod tra ns., 7~x20 lias real solid .11nd runa good . . . D-.., . . . . . . . . , . .... I .,.,u lJ c-te ,... ..,.-.t for 'l"br.. - Dally Commlssi 0111 Umited Travel Contact Mr. Dale, Monclay and Tuesday, between t and 5. Phone 52li 0146, Huntington, w. Va. Collect. 11 9 61<: Mason . DnlO HOUU t..IO A. 1L • o..GII t' IL ~ ~......a!31 4. .. - LJ.OO - - ~ - -~- .... - .. . . . . . . r--"'-··--- --------·· -- -- - VOLKSWAGEN for salt!. song from hymnal. 1957 IH-6tp the " ore Described Interesting Hobbies By Business, Professional Women CALENDAR SOOAL NOV. 1% The Twin City Shrine Club will meet Thursday at s p. m. at the Masonic Temple In Middleporl to tra,..ct buslne" ond for election of officers. The Past Counclloro of Theodoi'IIS Council Daughwo of America will meet Thursday eveolog at tho home of Mrs. Thomas Cook 11 10 3tc sive readlngs, prayers and 8 WI 9-2113. The Past Ofrtcers of Racine Methodist Chapter. Order of Eastern Star will met with Mrs. Ruth Bar· "Sharing Baste F!'~om," uitz, nmrsday evemng. Leona was the Lopic of the program Hensley w111 have the program 1954 BUICK .entury. E>:celleot preoented by Mrs. L. E. Sch(\M· Rock Springs Grange w 11 j running condition. Priced leb and Mrs . Harry P. Smith meet Thursday at uo p. m. right. Hackett's Sohio Serv- gave information of the World There be B program and OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO UDia - fl.!!~ fol Ill - " m1JI. IJQ-. -.ob ~ WWCI lt .. ... . . Plana wore made for a meet~ Friday at 10 a. m. at the church when Miss Dorothy Barnette, f~d worker, will opeak when the WSCS of the United Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. V. D. Edwards, pmi· dent, c::onducted the meeting, Auto Sales and Mrs. E. E. Bryant i<d the 196(1 OPAL. Phone SP !·551111 bl devotions conslsUng of respon· PomeroY Motor Co. ·~ OI...Uftl ... P"'tcl .... •"" ed11 ....... wtthlll 11 illln. ::..uw Ill' 1'WU'I... .. Q&l'n,. ~ Field Worker Will Speak on Friday Morning Now forming crew for coupoo 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis _ _ $895 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &. .. ..... ....... • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 12, 1964 WANT AD INFORMAliON -- - ~ - - · - - --~ - - wm Ice. ~; Television Revu e shaken, Betly a eo1 le<lion ol trlveb, by Ann BaUey; an afghan by Mn. Ger aldlne Swadley; 1 painting b: Betty Cllne; colorful berrle: ond planll planted !a bowll b• Mrl. Cbarleo Lewta,, and a doll covered bathroom aceesslll')l b) Emma Jane Paugh. A fflm on hair olyll1111 111< offices for the program. dress designs and fashlODI Wti Each member dlocuoaed her JJhown by Mra. NeJUe Vole, Por· hobby and displayed aamplea oonel Development Chall'lllllll w'hicb included a varied collec- and Mrs. Swadley, prOaram tion of mlnlature dogs from aU chairmen. over the world by Mn. Janet Mra. John Werner, president, Kom; delicate crystal by Mra. conducted the buaines' meeting Harry Moore ; salt and pepper when the club voted to particlpate in "Operation Santa Cl0111" for the Athens Stst. Hospital. The Chrbtmall party will .. held at the homo ol Gloria 5 Ebersbacb in Maoon, W. Va., bl December. The club donated $50 to the Middleport Emergen· cy Truck rund . 135 Veterans was made and lhler fanulle~ atlended the the Artllt party to be held Frl· annual Veterans Day dinner day evening at 7:30 p. rn. ln tM held. Tuesday evening at the Electric ComJllllly office. Guests 100 Hall in honor of the for the evening were Mrs. Mot. members of ly Hill and Margaret Lehew. 128, American ~gLGn. in Mid· dl epor t · Th e ha m d mner was prepared and served by the Lad.Jes 8 Auxiliary of the PQSt. Guest Were th e Rev · and Interesting hobbles including collections and creallve articles highllgh\Od the November meeting of the Middleport 8~ mess and Profeosl"""' Women • Club held Tuesday evening. The dl~ner was aerved at tl;e Martin Reotaurant with the group adjouriUIIll to the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric ...... ., ,.~ ull UU HKOW · LnitHyd lUCK u t1aL One or the r I rt!il Joternatlonal ·rv t · rc. HOl J '-' WOOD L' P . l · la'i .~~:~11ny . 'I ~ jI TillS j lh Wt-ek n e f"trst of rem mt..may_ beh tile one to wil l do this 'o'J sJ:n m t t' current te le- joined on tlus <~Son. I U1ck Van 0 s:·r ~~lrt!<~dv· Lhf" dismal new ~ n~ss 4nno~ncement Rid ge wc~. ,:;r::.:;...~':':";.,'""r,;:;. 11 :a~l~:~~s Fua:~a:.H:~e' ~~ .,!• S~~~:~pson. at~d has bet>n buuyt"'i . V tJ a~t tt bit • ·k .v "' an d ~ ~ uhet : conr..,u. f . L ivel.v 1:8-tt'd SJI!rlt .. ~~ Bea.l I Klean-Em~All ~Ill' ~,...tt origin-~---- low~ I ~ ~=:;"~ Re~. C~ I ~ow Mr. .;.r UCII~ ~as ~,. ed 1954 FORD ~ z.- I I chari · BLAmNAR'$ ~ •ow•"· l~.'ydr2oom. m.~o_ shirts~cav~ -,.,===-=-..,..-AJ'AJnl,IENT ~ rooma and ~. newly redecorated. Call APPLES, - ------~10 Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631. 23 Uc ••~:::· .:':. ~ 1 ..., -~ .,ao=~ ~l::::, 10 15 30tp Burdette Fruit Farm. Phone Wy 2-6970. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt101.21 25tp ;;::;~ ""- dleport proper. Write ftD Tho Daily Wz =~ ~ . at ~ ~ Q - Did the wUe tJI Prell- ~? ..,.NM• • 7 ~- ' !"':(: -''7" ' r. / • ' \\IR:)NC:r-DQINc:fL' i ' BUT, ACCJR~I~.JC. TG -:-H E LAW 01= ANCIENT EG YPT. A P I-1At<AOH CAN ; DO NO WRONG!! lb A t<\UMM"J' SHUT .'.' •1 19 h fS GCT U'S THERt ! .' -I'VE NE'I.'H<. SEEN CAS~- '50 OPEN t~~J D 2.0 2.1 l& u I? r l. It~' ' i~--r"? -' lh KINCI ' . ·.~·'-; . ·' 41 SkA X11LZOTXa XETZ. YEV ET WWYA, LIIIV.t. II<IIZ ·', Cl\ IRA(. DEAR, A FINE A'SS!STANT!' A F='EW MOQE DAYS AND WE '5~ALL BE ~EAD'V TV 1.1AKE WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY "If you &et poor cradu, yeu'U juat h lla~der' oupploment your allowana::~dto work . up with atria with mor. brainal" come WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:45 Sign On 7: 00 Be St.i1l and Know 7:03 Newa 7:U8 MusicaJ Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:46 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News s, tO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8: t6 Musical Clock 8:55 Com,nunlty New !I 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service IO :IS Famlly Worship Hour 10:30 Latchst.ring u,oo News Beat 11 :OS MornlnR Melodle!l 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community New• 5:05 World News S: 15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Mus icH! Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Teslimon) &:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. f'leasunt H.S. except Friday, Church Football Bells Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour 11 :411 World News 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 Community Newo 11 :00 N•ws, Army Hour 11:30 Public Serv1ce 12:05 Local News 12:00 News Roundup 12 :10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:20 Bulletin Buard 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:30 County Agent 1:1> Ohio State Football 12:45 Country Go Roond 4:00 Oiscing with Doss 1:55 News Beat 4:30 Top Ten Revue 2:00 Country Go Round .5 :00 News RIJ.mdup 2:55 News Beat 5:15 Public .Service 3:00 Midway Matlneo 5:30 Dinner MU8lcale 3:55 New:~ Beat 5:411 Sign OU 1.00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour G:2{1 Me1gs County RFO 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 New1 6:33 Rov. Raymond Jones -11<1 US Sporto Headline• 6:57 Weat!Jer Report 7:00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Pickem Hardware <Tues · Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8:00 Bill Mlller Show 8:00 Johnson · Simpaoo Ina. Show (Fri.! 8:10 Roy's Food B..ket Show (Mon · Thurs.) I : IS Baker Furruture Show (Wed. . Fri.) 8:45 l&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10.00 Grand Olo op'ry 11 :00 Mintsterla) Assoc. ll :lii A.S.C. Program • Ft'l. 11:15 Fanuly Worship • Thurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. E:d,eTues. 11 :33 Swap Shop !Hi · TinY'I Country Hymn I 12:00 12:15 12 :15 4:00 ( :15 Noon Report Goessler's Guest Star-Frl L_arry Anderson Show Jun Mees Show Blaettnar Auto Show <Thurs.) 4:30 L?Ca) News 5.00 J_un ~ee11 Show 6:00 Stmon I Market • Newa 6•05 Sundown Serenads 6:% Sign Off September AT A HANGAR ARCTIC PLANE SCRAPS A~E BEING RE ASSF MBLEO. OUR SUBJEcT TALK. 5:46 Sign Off October SATURDAY S: 00 Sign On - New1 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree 7: 00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hi FootbaU uo· Middleport Hi FootbaU 11 : 00 Top 'fen Show <Dairy Valley) 11 :30 Top Ten Show (Duttona) 12:00 Noon News 12 :15 Muaical Interlude 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6:45 Sign Off SeptembPr 6:45 Slgn Off October SUNDAYS 7,00 Sign On - News 7:3;) Sunday Sbowcase 8' 00 French Cit)' Baptist Hour UO News 8:33 Hour o1 Deliveranco <Elder Cline ) 9:48 Congressman Abela 10 :05 Sunday Chapel 10 :33 Washington Reports to tbe .,eople 11:00 Sunday Show 12•00 Noon News 12:15 Christians Hour 12:30 Rev . MerUn Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe ThorJM 3:00 Sunday Chefl"l 3:33 Country Hymntimers (Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ~!I September i:t$ Sign Off October lv YEAH? INEU,.. ~ SJ.IOVtN' ~!C>NS t)' MY BED li~E ~ AGAINST MY BEDRoOM COO!i:! 1"0tiiG.H'T ! SEE HARO~D GRill T ~y THERE 'TWITCHY'? . - ·-----' h RAEBURN VANBUREN ONLY W!lfN C RIMINA .. ARE PR.E S E'NT - WMPT'S tOUR. NAME 7 TERRY BEN CASII!W NANCY -CAN 7 'WOU NAMI j_ ~., In Your Eyes," and "Catch I. Falling Star." Membera lnch11k lint l!ollrano: Elaine Davis, Ka·. thy AnnBrad· llai; ley; McElbfiUI)', 2nd Soprano:Ruth Suruoe Gl~; Alto:.Ili· CrisWell'~ Q - Wbal lamoua EDilltJ!r eur al Ill houra, tonadoea bury, Cbarlot!e baUie wu loqlrl oa Seolae develop . mostly betw- three ana Dam, lillaone HID ID ond oevm P·"\- wht!o IIIUIPJI!!Il, .ll!cluJ wllll A - Tho 8allle Ill Iliad..., I!UIIng takel place. . . l<lCOIIIp8I'IIL . I deDI Midi.,. II[IIU ber • Lanodrymat and achoota. TWO pora bred Engltah popL .., _ .. - · · - "Doily" or "Dolley"? Valley Lumber II Supply Com- Real atock dogo, N. G. Roae, • • - ,_.,. A - In her will, abo peruted J1!1111, Middleport. 10.:1-Uo Minersville, Phone WY a-6710. ot U "Doll"'' P. Madiaon." . ACCORDtNG 10 OUR LAW HE. MUST PAY FOR THOSE .Wr PlUmley, parcels, Scipio. future meetlnga were dliiCIIIJoed. Winnie Hololnger, ·Mazie HCJI. •lnaer w F.annl! Jolmaon, 1'4 A. Q - Do tonadoes Olive, tillY A -parUeular AlthCJUBh...... theyolom · oc- ~ ... I 45ft. t.HUWLX.-ltr.W AN Jess!~ 'I'AAlLER loll for rent, cl""' =:----:......,:-=:-:::-:--....:. ,..,., ,. o. o. a.o - 7 ." ... 37. .l!;!evM.tor cage 2.1 KKPWSIC wnta~on -~~~:.ow•U. ~\\'?0:'~. t;;, \'l:·~:.. "· "' I.OOKING _,It 'OR IICURI Z.:!. ot thn~e -~ ~ pJa~ Box :;::, '::'fl:.m".!'.r.'':",..~ ,.. w,,.,.. Plolnllff S~t~~el3t. ~) ' presiden~ knol 3 fJ. Grot1p A Cryptognun Quotdo• Annual Stoff Describes Publicotion RADIATOR 5 ERV 1CE boat 26. LftUe child 21. Rope with a. ntnJlillg jaunt 12. Dl..ttant 13. I<'ot'tl/y H.Pro!it He<"rdty 30. QllanllllNJ 3:1 A small cut · :H . ~r'f Ia LONQF.J::LLCIW One lettep .tmply atand• tor tor the three L's, X for the twano;;er, In thla a&rnple A • UIK'd trophies, the length and lonna~ •· r•t.c. Sing-le letten. aposEacb day the code letters are di~:r:nt.the wont. are au hint., 7 ~ 2l'i. F.sklmo pteaaul'e ;.)) --- DAILY CRYPrOQUOTE - Here's how to work' · 1Itt > AXYDLBAAXR hi~ ~ 28 WJ td 1 motive .,,...,. ~everal !bush~ fUh!r4•J '• AD . . . . loco- . ~ ~ t~hlon 24 . Part ot ... .,. TransferS cablne~ ary d . Spawn Grov~ City a~ propea ~y A N· --- 18. Ora.ciOWI 19. A ho!!!pltal employee .0. Foot-like Eug~ne :\"'~ Iota~: Mili::.t J~p: IN HIS lP. 16 shank: Gu~st .~Jris ·1 0 MAf(d GOT A Rtf l r HAlL . . .t. Sa ~d LOWEEZY.'! .. i .. ! ! c,· .~u >:ry r; 23 . Tem~r­ 7 . Fisherman'anet • . An automobile 10 :J u r; K ft'. The cos~.~mes ~ ~~eors ag~: ~~ B~~ie ~~ ElVIN[Y ""•• --- ---- Follo~ing 21. Proj- \N >' AR TO TH WEDDtN; ·= ..,, Satu:rn'a oyceSchoo~ ~~ we:.f~e~d tJtle 4. Pert. to the polPa l'i . Pitcher AN ' w• :Af DID S~lf.<V AUNT LE'S S EE ·-- ~ HE HAD ON 'IAllFR ST ll.TED ,.-~HufS Wlf A POCKrrBOOK 86. Ends of - Clothing will Be Sent to F £ N d or ast ee y f~llowed I money 20. The 18. W11.mpum 1 1 2. Talk noiaJJv 3. 'I'urki,"h 8w fllt:O LA~~WII.L i •N\0 • 16. Rusau•u !lght21r pl'a.ne 19. Roman l. To ma H-e in f~r y.,; DOWN ! · v 1cLoriu.u J . "I Feeney~Bennet ~t :!,~t"':,:,~~ =~':!' ,... .•• i• ... DA Il Y CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Enterprise EUB Church Holds A • nn1versary 2-~U18. vJd"'O p shows. on NBCftwmas st arrin~ . ftve s periah~ ne ''"'''" He 's · tir.st ~uting by row• 1 Th · . ·A catch (' Si"Cond F'nda y ,c;peciaJ ap. ln hose J.l . se ere . <~ys by the pears m thf" time slot f CRS8. Wa.a In debt dt" buts of two ne-w Bhows Uun T\' 's ''The ·. 0 ,. , Jo_SJ.tirltlamJ.I prom !~t' some .substance u( bite : ;. . Enter!atners. and 11. snaxe-Sundav's " Profil · C HI Uti huul·lung ~nlt>rlatntnent speanan basel.J. ~n J h t':i~ UI ourage.. do<·umf'nt~ny en!Jtlf'i.i "'Nte k•ng o n f . Kennedy s ties in Am r·, ., . 12. A sanction. lluok . ::~ntl the nightly )att>-hour l (" · . p e JCa, nanated by 13. Bo rder Lt's Cri:lnt' program which , aro .u rnett. It deals wtlh the . 1."! . Gi!'!.'s name buwed Ul Monda ' , Beatlr~· vtsit to this country: 16. Disfigure y. I last Wlllter 17. Norse god Ton1gh t "CBS Repurl:s " pre- I Sa turd ' l!l. Get Mck se nts 11.n hour look at the two . . ay , by the way . Ihe 2V. SrnaU Cliintots. And then~ is ~mne film ~: : :un s top-rated collej!e f:Jot - 22 ~~~~a-4 ~da tuotage or life in Red Chi na . . . . lt'am, Notre Dame, is Sf'en 23 : Prg~ Pr rt Thursd<:~v night meanwhilt' c ~as t-lo·cuast on NBC-TV in a 24. Billiard ABC-TV ~ffers an' hour tour of hig game with Michigc~tl Sl<:.te. rod• Rome with Sophia Loren . and And next Tuesr1ay, . . Will i ::: ~!7~( the program will include an ap- ! present its long·awal~ed hour ; "to be" pt'aranrt' by Marcello ,\<l <lstrioi · ' colorct:~st. ''The Louvre·· ! M.Turf 11 auni , probably the world 's foreThe Channel Swim: Netson 1 ·~;nnlng utost muvice actor. I Rockefeller, (jeorge Romney i SZ. Cut in two Friday there are two specials j and Cha rles Percy are sf't,erl- ~ 85. Helen of Uta ! i.ire ~oteworthy t'Ven if they . u\ed to discuss the future of the tam~• do not ltve up to their poten- 1 Repub liean party on NBC-TV 's beauty yel'lt tllr- Veterans' Day Dinnar 1. Held Approilmate~y I Q - Do oyr.l.ers mu\-·t about?' A- No . I 7 On Tuesday '===========:'! ~ ~es~~e networK's "Met-t The fint in 1493. l tC 22 tfc FedecaUon o1 Methodist wo- refreshments will be served. For S1le ==:---:-. For---~-.,.Rent Tbe Rambler men. The Pomeroy Bend Citizens tt'l iO &.UiY TO PLAIJI A rHREE an::: four mn .. J NECCm portable sewing rnaWorld StaDdard of Compact Plans were made fer a IuncbBand Radio Club will meet •wr.w ... ...OUUCINe ed and apar> chine with zig zag equipment. E>:cellence eon to be held Friday at 11 :30 Tbursday, at 7:30 p. m. st the mf!nt!. WV U4S4 12 8 tfr Uses earns Lo overcast, but- Big car room, Mde and per- .a. m. following Miss Barnette's ! Mason Youth Center All mem. PHONE WY 2·2156 Lonhole, etc. ba1ance, formaoce. Small eRr eeooomy address. Methodist women of ben are asked to be present. • Middleport Apartment. 5 rooms $37.61 . WY 2-2204. ond muagerabWty area churches are invited. The Refreshmenll will be served. ba th and basement, on ground 11 12 5tc See Society will provide dessert and NOV. 13 floor Newly decorated. bardMetropoUtaa Moton beverage and lhose attendlog Return Jonathan Meigs Chap. C1rd of Thanks wood floor s automatic beat CffiHUAHUA Puppies for sale. E. Maio Street. Pomeroy are asked to bring a covered ter, D.A.R., will meet Friday WE WTSH to express our sln- Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tfc Call VI 3-3642. 11 11 3k: Phone WY 1...3871 di sh and their own table aerv- Nov . 3, at the borne of Mrs. cere and heartfelt thanks for 4 22 tfc ice. Dwight Milhoan near F 1 v e all th the h kindnessd and . sy th wpa-1 1\ Duplex. 3 bedrooma. Sugar OVERHEAD garage door with Miss Lucretia Genheimer no- Points at 2 p. m. Mrs. Mil· Y ' own us urmg • 111• Run area Pomero Pbone hardwore. ft. blgh, 9 fl. lnstrudlonl ported on the "Quiet Day" re- hoan wiU give a program on 1 and death of our beloved WY . 10 2 tfc cently at the church. A rei'VII't Early American Heritage inWlft, mGther, and grandmQ.- 1 -wide. $30.00. Call WY U. S. CIVIL IERVICI TESTS! was also given on the school yvo• eluding the history and display 1 2-3107. 10 1 ther, Garnetl Jenkinson. Our MODERN 4 room and bath = =--=--c:c--c-3tc Men _..,.~.• la-.sa. SW1 IUd .. kits and yard goods taken to of an'tiques. Roil call w:i11 be a Mrs. Frank Chee!lberew of the 1':!,':;! the World Community Day at treasured possession. Hostesses Pomeroy Post, Mr. and Mrs. Euspecial thanks to Dr. John i furni <hed apartmem M 1d· THERE 'S NO charge -for use Rev . Hov•.ard Hup· • dleport. WY 2·3174. of carpet Shampooer with ;:;: Rutland . 11 was voi<d to pay will be Mrs. Milhoan, Mrs. gene Holter of the Racrne Post, Approximately 225 attended pe t or his consoling mes9 ll Uc purchase of Blue Lustre Cl!r- ulart• r• •rement• wnu rofHY toward the expenses of the mis- John Rose , Mrs. Lawrence Mll- and th.e Rev . Howard Ruppelt. the 90tb anniversary and home.. pel ShampoQ. Baker Furni- li"'"' r.aneGtn "Ul'l• ~am-...:ld,._,•• anti41111, pbon. n.. sionary speakers al the church ooan and Mrs Edward Jones Ser vmg on the commIttees cominS o1 th e Enterprise EUB sage, Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Wickham for the music, Insurance ture, Middleporl. o.u.;, s.nttntet who spoke at the church ' Mory Shrine·, While Shrin~ were Mr~. l>ale Kennedy, kit· Churcb Sun~ay, JOHNSON. Stmpso• tii8Ufaoce 11 10 6tc I ly. Plano were made for a of Jerusalem, will meet at the chen chaJrman, assisted by Mrll. The mormng worsblp service friends and' neighbors and ev-! Agency. In AD forma al 1D 1.961 VINDALE Housetraller, - Real Estate For e - mas Jli"Ogram at the next Hall Friday at 8 p. m. Don Roach, Mrs. Wtlllam WoUe, opened the .•vent with the Rev. eryone who helped in any I IUTaDL."e. Jtm JnhDSOD anrt wilh tl 10 x 15 aluminum awn- I FOR SALE: Modern frame ing and members ai-e asked Miss Dorothy Burnette field Mr.s. Edward Spencer, Mrs. Menzel Snuth usmg 811 his ser. way Your kindness will nev- i Bud Ageoll. lng. Pnced to sell. Chester home , gas, new block gar· bring articles baskets for worker of the 1\'!iCS, ' will Joe Morris, Mrs. Dale Mourn· mon topic, "Tbe" Roll call." A I I t!c 985-4135. a -HilA: age. 1 acre, more or less. needy families at l'hristntas. atFriday the United ; dining special nu'!!ber, You Know or be forgotten . . At the close of the meeting at 10 aMethodist m fol mg, room,Mrs. Mrs.Albert RobertRoush Hysell, chair· My Jesus, was Do presented by Clllford A. Jenkinson PHOTO Copymg servtce Cop- '\INGER Sewmp N1ce . lot fand garden. Located a dessert course was ..~·ed Jowel by a potluck dinner · ., at- man, a nd Mn. Nate McCurnber the Youtb cholr dlrected b)I machines Mr. and Mrs. Robert RusselJ tes made of ~gal papers. · 2 m11es rom Pomeroy on _.. • nd Mr C 1 Se ls Se 1 M' J Da i Mr. tUJd Mrs. Ned Grant birth recnrd' almoSI any new , $59.50 up. lleveral used Harrisonl'ille Road have I by the hoetesses, Mro. 11 :30 a. m. All Methodist wold "[ ar . vera ::.d s. 11 12 ltp other documents. marbines at bargalll prices to see the home j. apprecl- P. Smith, Mrs. Glen Dill men are . urged to attend and or t Iar th vdeterln &IliA w":,e Into ay I wthasFcomkblnedA The f!'abrtc Shop, <:inger SaJes Ph 1Mrs. E . J . Tracy. bnng theu- own table servlee. p-:esen or e ner. pal-l.. one c ass WI ran r- - - - - - - -- - Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy and Service, Pomeroy, otdo. ate 1t. one WY 2-6046. otic color scheme was used on nott as teacher. At the olo~ of lost 1nd Found t 21 ue 11 12 6tc the table.o. A social hour follow· the lesson period, Becky, Rren 9 t lfc WY %-:1.14. For Sale HeartluiDM CW.s Youth Fellowships ed the dinner. da and Beverly Will, with Becky - SLUGGISH septic 1ank1 Clog- ~.. -LI b~ _1 Elects 0//. icers' Of Group 4 Meet as accompanist, 011ng "ln Th• d LOST Large male boxer an COON Hounds. Roger Leifhf"it, ged drains' Get New officers were Group Four District EUB Sweet By and By," and tbt 1 small female beagle. Reward. Rock Springs, Pomeroy . 0. ' Septic tank Cleaner at Land· when the Hearthstone ClaSI Fellowships met Monday Boys and Girls l'llorus sang. P_ VIlle honeWY Harold 2-3954 Jone or Roy s, MmersJones 11 __12 ate_ mark Farm Bureau · CUCKLER REA LESTATE the Middleport First Baptist evendog at the Morning Star "The Lord IB Counting on Yoo," W1 9·3fi72. 11 12 3tc i SINGER PORTABLE, zig zags, 10·3!·30\C RU1l.AND _ Good 1 • room Church met Tuesday evening at after which the Rev. Joel My. monograms, darns, etc. with- CORN FED BEEF, $12li. Will house with gas, hardwood the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da- Devotions by the hoe! group, ers closed with prayer. out attachments. Balance due dress for 28c a lb. Phone WY floors, bath. 2 porches, on vid Darst. Mra. Allen Hughes, opened the meetmg, by Dinner was served at noon Wanted To Buy 5 payments of $7.00 each. 2-QI2I) 11 6 6tc large lot located on Main St. president, opened the a abort business ....... conin the church basement with - ~ WY 22204. 11 12 5tc · Near achoola and eburcb. by reading the 95th Psalm dueled by Larry Circle, pres- PI ad to oend used the Rev. F. H. Glazier asking LATE MODEL ca r from --Business Services Price $6,000.00. Terms. lowed by a p-ayer for peace. jdent. Rev. Eugene Emerson 1 ana were m e 8 grace. al owner. Con tad, Guido Gi- Harden's Market, Syracuse, _ _ . ·_ 00 IT YOURSELF IN .. RUT· Devotions were given by 8 bible quiz on to Hong. Kong . let- -The_ afte:noon service openrolami. WY 2-2529 or WY z- . With the low, everyday IBILL BAILEY, Dealer. Fur, LAND _ 4 _ room boose In chard Sayre enlllled, "The Genesis 1-2. Refreshomenll were aw:."': ed wtth the call to worship b' 9905. 11 12 3tp I prtces. Extra spectals. Thur.. . roots, hides. deer skins, mar- proceso of being remodeled gend of the Violet.:• It was an- served by the host group. EUB Miller Chapter Guild Gi<ls of the Smith, lollowed by day, Frtday and Ssturday_ . ket price for good clean ftlr with new h...,_ood fiooro nounced that the Slgll& churcheo represented were Lott- th Middleport F. I Ba list song, Do You Know Why? Revlon professional hmr and hides. In Reedsville, Ohio new wall board and enough ed would be erected at the ridge, Tuppers Plains, Sooth h t Tu sd JrS • P at by the Youth Choir. Brenda spray, $1.50 value, 79e plus 11 10 etp material to finish . 21 feet o[ three ent~ancea to Bethel, Carmel, Enterprise and the ~oO:e of L~nd:y ~=ufe~.nbe Will, accompanied by her tisNotice tax. Colored mops , reg. 89c. ! -built-in cabinets and sink. by the highway Morning Star. . gl by ler, Becky, presented a solo. 75c. Evan's all meat holonga . FOR YOUR every need of Bull· Off 1 ted In lod operung prayer was ven "How G eat Th Art" and th Shotgun, rifle shoot Sunday, 49c. Large country fresh I d...,r and Back-Hoe work, New hot water heater. SacJcero • ec . c e Guild chairman Diane Van· r . ou ' • ard Sayre. pre81dent; Camufa Club Meet. Cooney ' Boys and Gtrls Chorus, dressed November 15 , at 1·30 P. m ., eggs, 49c doz. Fresh Florida : contact Emmet W. Shuler. rifice at $3,000.00. Termo. pink seeJless grapefruit. 8 for i 342 Page Street, Middleport, PAULINE MAIIKINS Paul Smart, vice . With Mrs, Conde the formal opening, : , Ham and bacon for prizes. On the Bob Hill F'a rm . Spon- 49c. Fresh crt"sp lettuce, 19c WY 2-3:243. Free estimates. Salesmu Mrs. Davld Darst, secretary • M ""'"' Co d te a discussion was held on the andg,the Uhrig pen Brothers p Heart, RUTLAND OIUO Edison Boker treaaurer · rs. u-.ene n e eo r· Quintet iored by thi Racme Fire De- head. Argo sweet peas, 21 Farm ponds, private ponds. Pbo %-55t5 Harold Hubb~d flower' members of ber Canasta dinner to be held T~esday, Nov. of Chillicothe presented aelec· partment. 11 12 Jtc oons, 29c. 2 lbs. Evan's wien- basement excavations, aept1c ue ·u M Hu8he Tuesday evening at her 17 at the church WJth Mr. and tions THREE PUPPIES to be given ers, 98c. 11 11 3tc tank excavations. 11 10 31<: dtri.; tha r on Lincoln-St. Prizes Mrs. Samuel of India aa IIJ"Cministers were lntroto someone who will give AUCTION - Saturday Novem11 2 tic FOR SALE OR RENT, 7 rooOl gram ho!. p won by Mro: Glen Glaze, tal guest opeakErs. The duced and each opoka briefly them a good home. WY ber 14, 12:30 p. m. 'The fol- TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- brick bonae, newly recoodl· Mru. Darot aerved pit Mro. Charles While and Mrs. will sing thelf oong, . Fol- Including Rev. Rllodea of· Hen· :1-242!. "' lowing personal property will pany. Repairing all makes. tioned inside. Corner of Grant sandwiches to Mr. and Craynor Sloan, 8 gueot. the Gleam ' at the dinner derson, W, Va.; Rev. Meyers, 1110 3 be sold at the residence of ·tomauc and standard trans- and Vine Streets, Middleport. Edioon Baker Mr and Olhero attendmg were Mrs. "' booor of the guests. . Peoria; Rev. Glazier, New Lex. the late Mrs. Geo. w. Ander· missions. Electric welding. I aero uf ground. Call WY :t. Milton Hood, Mrs. Gleon Heosler, Mrs. AI!'US How- Ftve of the girls bad wr1ttsn _ingloll; Rev. Emeraon. oon at 463 Lincoln Street in Phone WY %-6173. 6156 after 4 p. m. or SautrSmart, Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Lee SDJJth. Ho .. In Tuppers Plains; Rev. Ray Mann ProducLI for sale. RAWLEIGH ~· t 24 tfo days. 11 10 3tp Hughes Mr and Mrs teoa g1fta were presented with yr I aon . recetv . Rev E M Morrll<J.24-30tc Wy-:1-6412. ' , ld . b"_. Mrs. James Johnson contrib- a reply and a Japanese stamp son Ml Herman'. Re. , Mlddlepor t' ~uo. One 5 pc. bedroom suite, one &111 Gnelel', ,_...._. ... FOR SALE· 5 room and bath Anthony, Mrs. Haro Hu Ung A dessert for her mother's collection The ' . ' v. Roy 3 pc. maple bedroom suite, hardwood . floors forced and Mr. Richard Sayre. u b Mr d was group voted to send good. used Bush, Recine. and Rev. Dwight Your L•ndrn.rk le"lce one night stand, three 9x12 Heatiq . . . . oerv Y o. e urmg .. Spencer, West Shade Rev A St1tlon Is Giving Aw•y A llblomllle, atr furnace, htrch kitchea NATIONAL FORESTS the ovaning. clotbiing to Hong Kong and will N. Gruesor of rugs (two are allke), onme Errd ,... tr..car port. . Pmed, $8,00.00. ARE POPULAR prepare the Chnstmaa treats tended tho monung· service. throw rugs, occasional chair, II• lurYO oD Fred WilHamson, Rutland. WASIUNGTON UP! -A lor children ol the church at Vocal solo by Ka M Cli Rell~ter for thb cood second two upholstered chairs and lie- MoclrDel ( ) merChristmao time. s Y c n11 10 6tc car each time -,ou drive in . other chairs, large medicine --ica's national foresta last AI the close of the b\lsilless lock and numbera by rfo pure but net\!ssary, just cahihet, coffee table, stands, c:oD WY writ 0., ., NI&M TWO story frame houae on becominll the nation'• ioo+ meeUng Mrs. Donald Boone the Ubr'll Brothen closed the register. lamps, clock. two cabinet raf • II< Brick Street, Rutland, with playgrounds. The U. S. Guild Counselor, showed colored •ervtce, HOME OF UHtCO TIRES dios, large Warm Mocning extra lot. Carl Hysell, Service reporll aome 120 alides taken of inlUaUOA cere- Plaalic book marks, with SUPER SERVICE gas heater and several small HEATING, PlalllblDI, Muolllr SH 2-4524. lion visits were made to them monill of the guild and also of the inscription, Enterprise heaters, 9 pc. dining room ...... ..._ Amold Brollr<n, -year. This year'o total the autum foillage The next EUB Church, Our 90th Anni· STATION suite, kitchen tabte. Estate m East Malo ~ 1'.FOR SALE OR to oxceed 135 . meeting will be lleid Nov. :14 at versa;?, IB74 • 1964, Pomeroy, hell W. C•rwt gas range, kitchen trill'· WY WI& I rooms end bath, Route most popular onea JDOhio, were presented u oouMgr. WY 2-9932 utiHly cabinet, electric roast1 10 tlo Batley Rtm Road. can WY elude the Black HlUo National Floyd Kennedy, Flurence Ken- the borne of Marta Hubbard. venin to each peraoa. A er • dishes, cooking utensils, S122, 10 28 tfo Forest In South Dakota and nedy' Carl Kennedy' Elsie Ketr The hostess served refresh- tory ol the church .,... given to AU'IUMOBILE !Dsurance t>een RCA Whirlpool refrigerator, .t.UL'TIONEI!:JI W oming Lower Michigan Na nedy to Richard Lee Fetty, ments to the above named and everyone attending the llllli'DinS cancelled'? '..oat yOtU opera- Maytag Washer <-'••er c.ap1o1 8enlot SEVEN ROOM brick home bl Uonay1 F : In MI .,. • W : Glenna Fetty, parcels, Rutland. Stephanie Pullen, Marilyn worship service "'~ Crill ltradftrd Pomeroy, two bathroomll, t orest c.,..an. a. Stumbo, Jody Brewer, Elinor • tor'a Uceoae! CoD WY 8 -· • ,_ bedrooma garage, basemen~ satch National Forest in Utah, Armo A. Stansbury to WI~ Bodimer and aue•~ Jennie llltlc type), three wash tubs, glass .t.. C. BRADFORD s rooma ID attle. San Bernardino, Inyo, Angeles, llam P. Stanahury, lot, Middle- Craig. jars, some hand tools, siep ladder, wheelbarrow, 3 pc. . . - Ollla Large :ol OUt of blgb water. and Eldorado Na!Jonal port. For Rent 8 Walnut lumber 111" x ll"xto ' Central beah•• in calflornia; the White 1 11 u\; GARAGE apartment, 4 rooms ft ., we11 seasoned , ·many oth · """"0 Arthur Barr' dec ., to L· R· D~ciplilul ~ Charleo WildermUth. WY z, taina bl New . •nd bath, 790 Maple. Middle· er items, all furniture is or WY %-6!16• Waaltlngton 10 Barr, All<e Barr, Cert. for _Poct. -~.:_2-293fi. EXPERIENCED and the Ocala National Trano., Olive. Theme of Program The Mlddleporl High acltool 11 12 3tc very good. !lOUSE for rent, 7 rooms and Irene A. Davis, Owner FOR SALE-Mlddleport'o tall- in Florida. Mamie M. Beal to Edward The WSCS o1 the Rock Spring• aasemhly Wednesday opened bath. SH 2-4834. 11 12 6tc Terms: Cash eat btJildinl, loeai<d 3A N. Sycko, Jane Syckl, 236.11 A., Methodist church met TuesdaY with the Pledp to the Fla& led - -- ·- · -- Not responsible for accldenll Second Street, Middleport. Q- Whallllllo tloepell bod7 Bedford. afternoon at the chorcb with by Sandra Swarll and SltepbanUNFURNISHF:D. 5 room and Bradford AUction Company Priced lor qulcll .ale. [D. ol fresh water In lire world? Mro w A Morgan le Pullen, loUowed by the ling· bath apartment. North Third. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer quire ot ObkJ Botei. A _ Lake Baikal bl Siberia Mamie M. Beal to Edward In ing of the rNaUonal Anthem Middleport. Call WY n434. A. c. Bradford, Manager from the lartleot tru,. or 11 u lla • depth li 5,315 leet. Sycks, June Sycks, 23 acres, Prayereby Amt111 Leooard Membera o1 the Annual = = -- - - 11 10 6tc 11 ' 6te Dalld..., radiator to the Bedford. opeoed the meetlng. Devotlona includiiJII Mike Uoyd, cbalrman SMALL apartment, suitabl• for ZIG ZAG 1964 Sewtn8 ·Machine rmaUeot beater core. leg•l Notice Leg1l Notice Arthur W. Hendrlcka, Mamie taken from Ptalm st1 were led of subacrlptlooa, and Joy BcJa• one or two. All rn nveniences. automatically buttonholes, 1111 THI cOMMON PLIAI couaT oP Hendricks, Mary Hendrick& Co- by Mrs. Lewis Gnleler, who .8Dd Suzanne Bradbury, CO«ti· 1 Grimm 's Apt. Phone WY 2- 1l sews on buttons, monograms, IN ••• eouoT •• eo-ON ...... Mllfl chran, · Robert Hendricks, Artie also presented the prngram Iori, ond lloaDie Spengla', ao' 2'153. t1 9 tfr blind hems. fancy designs. vn Z.2143 PomorGY •• couNTY, 0 " 10 ......., Wilma Hlle, LoveD Leroy Hlt.e topic, "Whalla Dlaclpllne,'' fo1. slstanl editor, deecrtbed the - - -- - -· Guaranteed. &lance , $39.88. JoM NOTICI ><.AJNTI>T, to Harry W. Hendrlclu, throe- lowed by group diiCuuloo. mat.erlall and artlcioa Ia lit• J'OR RENT : Housel ra il" . 3 WY 2-2204. 111% 5tc L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. ' · •·' ::U":' seventho acre, salisbury. A rep<rt was ID8de on the publlcaUon and .urged ltudents x 35 /2tl.86Two Call GOO..D. _CL Cllester, Ohio. J 23 Uc ••elltt, ,.. • .. lr.tiH, -' -'·• Wade Haning, Mildred HaD· three scbool ldtl and yard to pt their ordera in AI 100ft or • ·3346. EAN stoker coal. Do''"' Nowoll, ""'I o Raymond Voung, gooda lakeo to the World Com- u poaslble. The aeol<r class WY . d at the mine. Phone hllllrl, OhiO, o.t.fl~1nt. -e ,_.. -c j JVere Help Wanted Jacob Koweu ..... of eels. Bedford, munity Day aervice at Rutland. members 18118 the "Annual" 1 II 7 U SH 2-502:2 11 5 lOtc: 4ence Ul llllluiO'II'll. wW taJr.• A .. nl•• the FURNISHED 3 room · house, I · '"" •• ...,• ., ,., ,,.., tho Agnea L. Fe81 to RDmie C. An ' - " 'I W81 receIved from song _.,. program. •trn•d filM her Pettlan . ,... nit Fox, Doris Fox, 80 acres, Sci· the Rutland chUI'eh to attend a 1The Enaemble, Wlder the dl· bath St., and Pomeroy. baSt>;mfmt. 313'f.l Coil- USED WOMAN to take phone 1n th Court of ccmuaon Pleu dor eralls,workpants, and jackell. carl Chev- LOCAL calls for establlsbed buainess. Mol" County, ""''· ,,...,. "" pio. meeUng Friday at 2 p.m., at reclloo ol Mra. Dorothy Lace) , 10 21 tfe aHer, Long Bottom, Ohio. Must live in Pomero) or Mid•.:":r Weait;.a DlUon the cburcbwillwhen MluPlana DorothY numbera incladlng =•lw . ..,.N:'ou:'." oouN wiD- u· .. to AmoldDillon, Plumley, Wanda S, Barnette speak: lor aang "Makathree Bellove," "Smoke Get' turnl<~ h& 1" Sunde)"' prosram Udo week- I Q - 8011 ur1y did ..ttl• orend .. Also Sunday, H•.· ry riH" 1n tbt' NPW Worh1" j Cobol Lodge " mtervi•wed on A - ColumbUJ brOIJl!bl tha -· · P· Jot llcJirp, .< · • BY NI!AL ADAMI. �) ' ~~ ···•t!-~#~~ ~~~~~~~~ ·~~-~ ~~~~ -~ 4 ' ' • ft. .. , . .. ~"' ""s ,. - t.,.U t .• fA.~ • • .liJI ......... ~ - ...................I>-....-._..,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ........................... . . . .- -.....- • l:·;::~~~~;~g:oj:·~:~i;;~;o;h:;~· ol; 19_65JfGetting Hocking Sub-d1str~ct Convent1on "Rebulidmg'' w:..~ s tht' gt'neral tht>mr of tilt' Ho<"kmg Sublltstnct \1 h:-. 1 onar~ Convent ion Sunda) ::tt the \1! \1nnaM RuptiS! Chwch m \l 1ddl('pOT! Tht> ntt:"etlng .,. as upf'nPd \l, t!h the> Sunday SlMuul hour l!--d b\ .4,r nold Rl('h 3 rt.t.., Sm 11 h \1rs -\lien lhamptnn, Mi ~ Nelhe Wt nston_ and Mrs Ha rn:-.on Ht'ntle\ hllo11.1ng re.. pmls u! L"nmmr 1lt> t'!!- thr t n ~tal· la!toll u! ne,., utfuer~ WfiS ht'ld wtth \lis Fred Jn rkso'l dt'\lflfl Vrl'"idt> nl t>mentus ll! 1 hc1 t Rt' !mtii!leU Wt"ft' G lad~ ~ ~~ ~~Personal... ii e i lli Middleport • ELBERFELDS NOVEMBER SALES STORE HOURS: FRIDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM - SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM ~ I :-.1 r <:~nd \!Irs . Ronald Evans 1 and ~on Jf'lf .::Lrt' res1dm8 on I 1 u 1culn Ht"Jght5 tn Pomeroy 1 M1 E11a n~. wMo was recen tl y dt.-sdwrgt'd /rom serv1ce, IS emplu~~t! at \ an~ d ium CorporN\Jon Vmey Tile sermon wa s dellverrtl h) prt:'sldt'nl . \1r -:-. Campbell Harthe Re\. i\\ I"' Borden at IITt! per vtrt:' pre:-;tdf'nt \lrs Elt'a \Jr dnt.l \1rs Ch.~:~rles P1 ckens mommg '-"O~ sfu p hou r wdh spe. nor Pre..:.w n \1r~ ~~n·w Raum- and sor1 Bruct, of Clt>veland , (',l:l] OJU::,Il prrsented b\ tnr gardner, srrr eltmt' s errrha StJt-nl the Wt't'ktnd wtlh the for· Juruor Chot r under dtrel'llOn of Ha ll. tJea surt' l \In l on trlt't ~ brothers , Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs Paul Gomer .James Young. Childtt'n 5 eand surer Hu·hard p;> wkens an MiddleporT I Hughes presented a vocal num· VlSul , \Irs ()),1 \ 1rw\ ~ upt->r - and .\lr .::~.mi Mrs Ralph Ptrk- ' ber ·Prerwus Lord Tllkt> My VISOr ut (;ulld•. \Irs '\l Ie n en ~ ul \bsun. Hand" with \-1 rs Campbell tur- ' \lr ('Ma rlf's Baskins I eft r H(l[n pl!m • I ullm an oI Hat·pl'r piarusl tor llw morn· f't~ n m iSS lOti \It' Cu r!b Lu( k- \\t·dne..,d 11 ,· Jm Washmgton, DC. 1 mg ser~ l('t', <1! tht' p1anu aduo H eli~1ott ~ 1-.dul' ai .Oil and at lt'r spei~dmg the pi:!SI lew i Mrs Gladys Vme~. d !~1rtc! Mrs f.lli rl Hilev and \1r~ OJ a 'A- t't-ks w•th ht :; paren t~. Mr. and : presidt>nl. sp(l ke wi!h :J luneh· \'tnt>\ lll<lllhts Mt s Nuall Ha skms 111 \1tdrllf' ' eon and tello,.,!:ihlp twut roii (JWpurt and w1th fnend s rn Mo I !flg . 'J'hp aFternoon ses"wn wa" Arlhut opened wllh smgrng wtth \ofr<i I Ihe """"'I fuutball banquet I Harper , aC"com[.l(lntSI De~·u110ns ' sponso rt'd bv tile JV1lddleport· i wPre gtvrn b~ Mr .;; C ~ l i t t' I Pun<el 0\ Reo tory Cl ub w<ll be I Banks with Mrs Os('ar 1!.-trda· held '""'ght w•th Btll Rohor of : v. ay presen1mg the 111\'l l,llwnaJ Uhw Un 1v ers 11 ~ as guest spt<ak- ~ I'l:w::, v.er e made to sronsor t>r )1.1\>mbers uf the Mrddleporl hymn. Lord. I'm ~·om ('hnqm "" p<~rtll:'s tur the · 11 b 1I .ng Home " Football squad wt e speeta I \1r s Con Young , dt ~tr wt ~ u­ ~lt>lf.!S ('•Junty Onldren 's Home gue~ts at til~ d1nner "'htch wtll , and tht' lnll rmarv llt"r·e rnber I pcrvi sor of tht! f'hrldrt>n's band 1b when the MlsSiOfifirv Socte-- bt prepared by a group uf 001 I introduced Mrs Allt>n 1\ampi Cr 'J ball mothers f.lmer Ha s k ms lett Wednesday who is tn ..:harge ul the t ht ld - t\ ot lilt> Mt Ylortah R:tpllst l he tur \'vtntPr (~arden, Flunda, ren·s bend ot the Naomr Hap- ChUI (h rnf•l ft>< 'Pni !~· at · ' (tumb ttst Churrh and Vlrs Ern P s t wltt>J e f1t' w1ll spen d 111e wmter \1rs C.rmpiJt'll H,tr per read llltllllhs at Ills homt' there. Bowles, 10 rha rge of tht> \hilll't ~lr . and \1rs Ear l Davenpl)rt 'j !11oriah Ch rl drPn ·~ band The !ht' scnpiUI~: illlluv.Pci h\ !lit' ll' ~"on wlll(h w<~ s gJI/Pn hv Mrs d band p re~ented sev t:>t <-Jl mlln'\ 1 and ~ uns, Jerry and Mtekey, an F:rvm HaumgardJH'T Hrs Tommv l ooJ.:e Weft' Parkt'rs- j bers. Fmm il Bla nd \lrs Oscar ar . d d 1· Mrs Ora Vmt-v tlr ~trr c t supd , H "l"he • burg vts rtors S;~t ur ay an a 'ill 1 • duw<H an \ois arper h b I erv1sor ot gutld~ m1rflihtl'f'd d t the v1 sl\ rd m Rr 1prP wtttt er ru-1 · ' group gon·e a una ron 1o • k z 1 Mrs. Ervin Haumg arrlrw r, who 1Amer wn n Htd t'ros~ and plan- thers, ,\1r . ond \1r~ . ?J( erg- 1 presented her (;ulld girls smg. , nt>d !ht' rhnstmas p:lrlit's for let and !~mil}' and Mt and ,\1t s : 1ng twu numbet ~ Mrs Allen ' the r·ount\ restt1PTJ 1s I Wri!Ja m Zetgler and 1 rarrulv . •' d 1 of Rend~Jile svpke ur1 the Mrs H~rda wa\ was toled~d · Mr . and \1rs . Wt ~z .::~.n \lr : toptc , "Lavmg the Foundation" , a dt-leg<ll t' to the dJs tnct ffiJS· ; and Mrs Ernest Netghbttrs of 1 Reports from rht> Ohrn Bapt Th annua( • Colum bus were weekend guests 1 1 sJOnat' tunven 10n e . d M c R Young , tlst Genera l Assoctet ron Con · I Chn ~t ma s port} Wi:IS planned 1 o 1 :~1r. nn rs ·: ventron were gp;en by Mr s. Dl•('f'rn ber HIm I'OnJunrtton with , WI:'Pkem.l ~tJe~t~ uf Mr ~nd 1 Gladys Viney Mrs Wtl liam, other dmr I'll oq;antzaltons In· Mrs ~- E rip t! v. ere Mer : ' brulher <~nd stsler 111 1tJW r , r l' ltrd tng Sumi a\ School, chou·, 1 t c· I ""d d B a and , \ r s ~::.ar war s. ere FIRST d ch ddrl' n s band <1nd the gu t I , 9 QUALITY · The nexl P ·l' E' lmg WE:J.S au. &.nd the u ~~~ters, \l rs Hazel 1 1 REGULAR ··" 1or 1;:m "' .1 t the honl",__ Waltt"rs and Mr " , \ lrgmta Ley noUIT('Q.I I Certified Oil Station ! ot Mrs D£>we~ Guthrlf' . Mrs of Charleston, W. Vo . FrnPst Bu'ol-lt's st-nt:d a salad ,~ry,_,,_~,,.., ,.., =~ ~'M'<'*~-"' W. M11in 5-t. Pomeray • _ __=,.""-"•. ·"'"""'"'"'""""""' .-~ , I i =--------='--""""'==-.;, 1 18 1 [J ~1 1 "' ~M""'E""'IG~s""'T""'H""'EA~T""'RE~·· Lutirrrtub~ring• liGetting • COUI St!' P•m•••y, o•;• lrr 1 lJ rrPw MPmbers Nmeteen new TONIGHT NOT OPEN I ~Personal membe~s were ~ • • . ;~:; , in111ated when. the Laun Club ~ In Pomeroy ~ , of Eastern Hrgh School ml:'t Novemher 2 ~t the hnme of its I Mrs L C Bradshaw re!urned FA IDA Y and SATURDAY November 13-1-4 'sp,,nsor. Mt s. Wilbur Parker · to her home. Paonta, Colorado, "55 DAYS AT PEKING" A busmes.'> meetmg followed Monday, atter bemg called .here (Techmrolor l HI wh 1ch the follow ing offlcer! by the death uf her uncle, T. , Charlton H e~!on, Ava Gard were t>lecled for the 1964-65 1W Hengel, I net . Dal'id Ni\en, Flora Rob ~on, John lr~land I.,.o (~enn , yecar· Consul, Merrrlee C 0 J e- • Mrs. E J Hrll ret urned home Paul Luka.c; E!tznbe!h Sfo!lan ' mo ll prPsldent . Jerry Warne ; F'rtd ay, from Columbus where I Colorcartoon V)('e prestden!. Char iJt' Eichrng- ; she ~as a pattent at UmversHy j · · - · · - o;;-er serretarv Pal t;au l, trea s. ' Ho;;;ptlal for several w:eks, , SUN ., MON., TUES. Nov . 15-16·17 urer ,luha ~l cCoy , news re- 1 Mrs Henry Ihle of Columbus I MY/HAT A WAY TO GO" portPr. Vt rgm•a Coleman, and 1spen t Wednesday, W!lh her P.a~ ­ Newman, Mttchnm, MacLa me Sgt -at -;trms. Gregory Bmley. i ents, Mr and Mrs . Harry KeiF:::ii::""'~====:::::::::.:.:::......::.:._::..,.:..::....:_,:.:..:. ser of "-1inersville. 1 1 Mrs. Edi th Teafttrd and son, Cedi spent Wednesday at Ra· 1 ctne, wtth her daugh ter, Mrs. Henry Bentz. Mr and Mrs James Bearhs and son Scoll Allen and Mrs. ' Hollin Hearhs wert! Wedn esday I , dmner guests or Mr. and Mrs 1 : 1Dt-11 I.Jghtfool , Hradbury. · Nea l Jeffers who l:ii Jll wtth !1 1 pneumonia t~t Metgs General J Hospllal ~~ reported i:IS 1mprov- 1 rng . I Girls' 7 to 14 Mr and Mrs Sam Guy o~ New Spn ngfield were weekend & gue!:its of Mrs Huwan Stewart. 1 Mt . and Mr!!! . Harry Swan of , Portland were Tuesday guesi.B I : ut Mr, and Mrs . Sherley Swan, , In gray , red and bla ck With I Long Bottom I Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler lwlt. . and daughter, Linda of Colum· bus were weekend guests of his • parents, Mr. and Mrs , Jacob !Schuler Rev . A. N. Grueser of Grove City was the weekend guest of Miss Genevieve Stobart and bro1ther R. R. Stobart. S!t:t•s 7 to I 4 I i I ....-.:.Ji: MEN'S SWEATERS .)'~ WOOL NYLON JUMPERS ~ ~..~ d \ 2.99 I i Little Girls' White Cotton Blouses - 1.99 F""""Y Ladies 8 to 16 Sling Shots (JUMPERS) · · · · 2.99 Wonl and nylon in grey and blat k. Ladies' Blouses • 2.99 Several styles in group, Many eollar stvles . Cotto ns ~md blends in plain Pool Legion MePII Feeney Bennett Post, No. : 128, AmeTIC'an Legion, met Wed- I nesday evening at lhe Legion I Hall 1n Middleport With Albert I Roush, Pnst Commander, in charge wlll Members of the post meet at the hall Sunday morning at 9 30 a. m. where t.hey will attend the First Baptist I t:hurch in a group. They will present a 50-star flag to the : church during the mornmg wor~ 1ship service. P.lans for Chnstmas activities will be made at the nexl meeting of the pool. POMEROY Solo 2 lor $12 Rogulor $6.95 Womona Dr011H Solo 2 lor $11 100% Smartly styled Double stitched seam1 tipper four pockets side c1osmg, fast eolor - sweat. en lor men and young men m these p()pular styles. V neck slipr•\·t-r ~ ~~ \e - knrt uf JOO % 2 ply Shetland wool - \~llle ~!t t pt·~ 1R grey - blue and oa tm eal- S1zes ,mall, medJIJill 01 11d large_ V m-ek - Lutto n front coat st vl e - two pockets, knit wa1~t 1n sltf'~ ~mnll , me(l tum and large Black , grey, l!JU'';, au yl u· kr111 -- bu ttnn honl coa t swe11ter - WH'Ie ~lt~1 nal t ng s1npe -- ba nlon s - ~re-y, oatmeal and blue, :imt~ll nH"Ll uon and lcug~ Ht gh llt'l'k ~t \lt- . ZrJ-ipt't f r ont Cotit ~ wt'alt-r - 100% acrylic knit - .1: 1f) ht•t~tht'r w1lh blll('k tnm Saze& 1m all. m~:dnu11 and $1 .00 •••• cotton twlll 1lacks. aanforized Size 10 and 12 only M0'111ERS MEET The Middleport Senior Mothers met Tuesday evening at the high school witll Mrs. Char~ les Bradbury in charge. The group voted to sponsor a bake sale Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Cross Hardware Store. They also planned to tell <:andy and 1 decorated cookies Dec. 19 at j the Trl"Lustre Cleaners in Mid· " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · dleporl 5.00 mohair and 25% wool _ beautiful cable stitch pattern - V neei: sJlpover - blue, maize , pink and beige, SLzes 34 to 40, .. '75% "Calico Ring" pattern a beautiful all over floral Neat s lrrpes in Llut> and whil e red 14~ !;!H'l'll t~nd l:llld v.hltt', v. tute Nel'k stzes lu 16 Pu111tt'd bu!tun WPdding Ring print de· sign in the big eoxoo size. This ill R fuffy bleached cotton f11led patch quilt reversihle with a self ruf· fie Colors: Pink - Blue t·ul!t~r, d (IWfl a~ J.IH 1urtd, - Mocha. Jackets & Vests S.lt $2.00 Womens all wool jack· ets and vests, solids sizes 8 to 16. eAvailable in blue. plnk, moss green. me.lon, beige, antique gold, white, Phil Maid Lingerie M-EN~S STRIPE PATTERN DRESS SHIRTS Regular Collar Stvle, 14'12 to 16Y, $3.50 .. . .. MEN'S OXFORD CLOTH DRESS SHIRTS Snap-Tab Collar, Blue, Sizes 14V• to 16 . . $2.95 Mens Slim & Tr;m WhHo Oxford Cl-'h DRESS SHIRTS, Snap Tab Collars, ,;zes 14 112 to 16 $3.50 MEN'S 100% DACRON WHITE DR,ESS SHIRTS s;zes 14V, to 16'12 .................... $5.95 Boyo' Lonv Sloovo SPORT SHIRTS $],95 In All SlzH 6 to 11 ~evada o~:;a;~c~:.~f ~mg Jac Sh1rt1 - Ivy style R~guJar styles - GIANT CROCHET COnON 1'nm f1t, 49c ':",':.1 Stripes - sol!d colors - nt>at checks that are so popular - platds - and sma11 stnpel!i 1n your favorite cGlorJ. Cottons l>Hrun ;wd Coltons - a~/1 wuh and wear for mother 's easy t<tre Complete Uno of Boys Sport Shlrto $1.95 to $2.95 d~ctJOn th~t wd~ burg~arres ss.sa~ . 16\-2) and Extra La<-ge (17·17'AI). Solid colors, cbeckl snap tab collar, HI-boy collar and two way turtle neck style. All are washable, expertly atyled, ready for your selection. '2.95 Othor Mono Lonv Sl_. SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 to $5.95 Cards by Hallmark I c , p~opos· no matter wbat factors deter- . representaUve. • l&idl mine the numher or represen- 1 •·Should this happen" latJVes in Obio," Meinhart Memhard," ··we would bavt : fiYe representatives runninl at- sa;d. 1 Me;nhart is the only member large to represent our district Buechner IS. New Manager At Kyger T,h~ ~tarted a~ under~ ' na~e s~ud "Heapportwnmen~ Jury s·IltJne: . Jn ('.. • 'l case inl~rim 0 J ver _Jea.sc LawreDC~. . r~n trict~ 0~ Demonstrations 0£ Bee£Cuts, Pri'ces, Made ~er·l tion 1 ~ ~een :r~n~~~s Inc~~:~. I ~ tem~rature f':;;:nda~~ · 0 Nopklno, popor plotH, hot or cold cupo Aloo ~uri~g lnvit• ~here tlono ond brldfo dolliH. f!_lanag~~ h~~~--- m~ch ~ ~ buymg jdo~. Eld erJy Man ~arks , Wrecks C..ar I Men1s Broadcloth Pajamas $2.95 ll.J (} rs. ara Dow D ies Thursday : In all alzes A (34-36) B (38· 40) C (42-44) and D 1-) Notched coUar coat ltyle top liD· neat pat-- tems in 1tripel - 11U over pattern• - 1eometric1. Othor Mono a,...dcloth P•l•mM .......... $3.95 C9G•• Mon'o Flonnel P•l•m• ..... , .•. $2.95 and $3.91 Chlldnn's Buster Brown Wear CHILDRINI KNIT PAIAMAI """"···--"--"-"""" $2.99 GIRLS COTTON KNIT PANTIII ----------""""""" - 69c IOYI KNIT CAPS -"--""""""--""" ""-""--"""" ___ " $1.19 IOYS AND GIIILS KNIT TOBOGGANS "--------- $1.00 KNIT IOXIII LONOIII """--"---""""" ____ ""-"" $1,69 INfANTS KNIT CIIAWLIU -·······"""""""""" $2.51 GIIILI KNIT SKIIITI , ___ ""·-·--------"" -""-""· $1.99 IOYI KNIT IOXIII SHOIITI """·--·-·" $1.00 ond $1,19 INfANTS KNIT ROMPIR IITI """""- $2.99 1nd $1,99 Child,..... ShortS- POLO SHIRTS 1,19,1.39,1.59.1.69 CHILDRINI LONG SLIIVI POLO SHIRTS $1.591 $1.99 CHILDIIINS COTTON KNIT CARDIGANS"-"""""" $1,99 IOYI CHINO IOXIR PANTI . - ···- ---"·----"""" $2.91 IOYI CHINO GRIPPII STYLI PANTS ""·- ---- -- $2.99 IOYI CIIW IOCKI ·---· -" "-"""""" - """" 19c 1nd 49c IOYi ILASTIC TOP IOCKI ---""""""""""""-"""""" l9c GIRLS ANKLITI - -""·---------"""-·-"""""·------ 39e WOMINI ANKLITI ---·-···----"""""""""""""""··- lh Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Well Known Brands of Furniture •• Furnishings, Floor CoverJngs For Your Home and Wearing ~ppar~L.,~.~r !~~! . ~~. T!!l. . .• ; I:',Wj$>S&:::Ut."%J.-h.:r:".2~' Sentimoents of Loss Mark Dea th 0 f Fre dHut chInson • ri ch plaid patterns, otripes, and in your choice of button down collar styles, regular wide spread collar - Va. :;·tto in the lasl election 10 g;ve them a helping hand. Bozu got a wr;te-to vote for governor. II happened In Pr~rin'-·1 21\9 in Kanawha County. And Bozo i!l Gt'"· w. W, Barron's dog. e televtsl~ THANKSGIVING -:- adjultable wai1t - In all Sizes, Small (14-14'AIJ Medium (15·15'AI) Large (111· w. One \\'esl Virginian I BATH TOWELS . 1,00 HAND TOWELS 59c WASH CLOTHS . 29c Men'$ Long Sleeve Sport Shirts I ~ wal~- Luxurious "Wond.asoft•• finish. Multi-colored atrl· pes and 3 different eolor combinatiOns, Dots in red, pink, green, gold, yellow and blue. forlzed ahrunk - Advance Nu·xon as lnteri·m ~~:·~o~~e ::t·d~:;:.~ aretak er in GOP's Future ' CHARLESTON, <UPI) - I _RIK~S STA~D BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS 850 yd1. per spool. fast eolor, For crocheting and knlttinc. Whitt and col· oro. -~=.,.,-.,.,;,o;- - WASH ING TON (UPI) - Former Vice Presirlrnt uf the Elections and Federal I wh1c.h wou ld conscst of 11 toliD"R1 ehard M Nixon wa o suggested todav to head a Helahons comm1ltee who has t;es . . ed group to rebuild 1he Repub lican part _\' along more had experience m the congres-1 Meinhart said _thet " mo<l"ra , sional red1st n ctmg process . He current plan. Metgs would be .,.. ... fe ll.IJPs 1 Hep Robert P Griffin, R-M1ch , advanced Nixon 's was on the committee the! 15th district. Other counU• in endorsmg the proposa l by H.ep Melvin H Laird , ac-ted on the matler in 1951 . would be the Muskingum, Pere R·Vns. for crea twn of a temporary pa rty agency nutside Concerning thts reapportion- ry . Monroe, Morgan, Hockin&. I th e RepuhlH:<m Na ti~n a l Comml tt t-e to reshape the GOP. men! Memhart said Athen s, Wash!ngton, Vinton, PRO-- , ; Cnffln 111 an mt<>rvttw - - --· [r, a man- Jackson, Galha and m West Coast paper the purty shou.ld develop a date of the United Slates Su- , "Tius group of countie!l would mJJis and Ford Motor Co. auto ·· moocratc con"rvDtl'e"' lm- 1 I preme Court and. ;r possible. have a population of 381,981, plants today and federaf medl· age He satd new GOP leader- ' u ' the slate w1B be reapport;oned w;lh 15 per cent of the equal ators sought to head off 1 shtp was essentral a !let the dt s_l al this sesswn of lhe leg1sla- 1pop•dation demanded by the 160 out of ,000 of! • tram rail· MOSCOW IUPI) - The Communist party organ Prav· astmus Nov :1 electotn deleat .l lVl ' li<re " Icourt." accordutg to Meinhart road worken / da saJd today that Ru ssia is ready to be flexible m seekI "N;xon JS the logiCal per· , · .\1etnhart ;ndkated lhere ;s Memhart added that the stoto Ford ofilcials a_nnounced mg to strengthen its relatwns with the United States. son to provide the · some thought of having five Js bemg divided into 24 d1,s. 16 layoffs33 at of Its plants I positron was diplomatic so.urces said leadership,'' Griffin said. "He I represeni.Etives at large to I instead thf' 2! now op5 total - 00 by tomght as a re that Chmese Co mmumst Prem1er Chou En-la1 had conhas earned lhe rcspecl of all , 1represent a dJSlrJCt such as the eratmg. He saJd the Mth diJ. suit of Uruted Auto Workers Ieluded hJS secret talks with the new leaders of the Kre m- : elements of the party and ' A JUrv wa s seated thts murn- lOth This. however, Js not set-, tr1et would be Franklin count)'. stnkes at eight plants. lin and would leave for home today Red China split with • RAVENSWOOD - Robert F has tbe statUTe to ,·all them mg m Melgs County Common - -- -· - - Ru ssia over the "peaceful coexistence" policy advocated Buechner has been named gcn -1 togethe-r " Pl{·us Court tn hear the civil '~~~,~~"";·~~-'*"%'!orr: .:oc "" 'd,"'l LOS ANGELES - TWELV.E by former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. eral manager_ of Ravenswood I There also have lleP n pro· ' tnal by Elmer A. and Hazel R teeo-agers susp~ted of commJt. jl Pr.:Jvda sa id Russia is ready to talk over its differ- Works for Ka1ser Alummum &:posa ls th.1t Ntxon bt ncJm ed to l--l('('d agutnst Gr::~ce v French, FIVE DAY FORECAST J i ting 29 that netted ences with other nations and is wilting to adopt a posi- 1Chenucal Corporation, effective replace Dean Bureh <l S cha tr· .Il l of Mtdd lt'pon. Temeratures in Ohio will I t.l\em soo m cash and of flexibility." "We attach great importance to the I next MQnday, accordmg to an man ol lhe Repubhcan j\bt!Jon - Tht> act ton rose OUT of a diS· continue to average aboot ,... chahc:lise they got the Idea , development of busi ness links and normal relations with l1 annormcement by S. B. Wlate, a! Committee, but llte Former agreement over a lease wth 12 degnes ebove normal dur· from a show,_ Tem-1 the main capitalist states, including the United . States ErecuUve Vke President. . : v1ee preSJdcnt has rul ed him· the plamliffs askmg for 12.325. ing the oexl five day•. Nor· j ple C1ty shenff s deputies re· 1where the recent elections strengthened the positiOns of 1 Buechner w1ll be responsrb \P sf:! If oul for the post. plus mteres t Attorney Mainning mal temperature range, Cleve- 1 ported today. 1 the more moderate circles in the ruling camp," Pravda for general adm inistrative su' Webster 1s represeritmg the land 4S.31; Columbus 50·J2, 1. The youngsters, led by a 15- said. pervision of lhe reductwn plant / : plarnt1fJ wh•le J B O'Brien is and Cincinnati 53·36. Warm Thlrty-efgbt persons raw dem· year-old youth, were appre-1 and the sheet, plate. and foil 1 1 / counse l for the df'll'! ndont O\-er lhe weekend and early •onstratmns of beef cuts, usi!11 h; nded Thursday by deyuttes operatwns at Kaiser Aluminum's! The trial concerns a lease nut week. Turniog cooler on Kroger products, at the who recovered about $2.:l00 m three plant complex at RavI ll .t G h ll ... 1 Tuesday with little change lo I training meetmg on ''K n 0" , I t 1 lll .race 1 r ·• enc a egt:t~~ y B Th •"1 oo · . I enswood. liy had on a wareroom and gar· on Wednesday. • our Cut9 of eef,"' ur_, Deputies said members of the During the past ten months, b ld Mlddl Tl Rainfuall wiU average a· Iat Rock Springs Grange haD. 1 juvem.le gang told}hem ther. !Mr. Buechner has actmg l the bout three-tenths ol an loeb ! Instructor for the meetlq ( , h' d called themselves The Rogues . m a temporary assignment as 1 d . t . M d I was Bob Van Stavern, extenllon . CINCINNATI !UPT)- From the fans who knew hlrn Assistant Director of Purchas- 1 a sJgne a 1e<~se tu pa y ~!.500 wltb sbower9 late ·, on ay meat spcia list, Ohio State Un. and got the idea for their ocganization and its exploits from 1onl~· as a figt~re i~ the dugout ~o the men' who played for mg m the Oakland hear. quarters !annua l renta l. , and Tuesday. Jversity . Assisting him was 0vy a television show that " glam or worked with him , the reartwn to .th~ rlea!h of former 1of Kaiser Alummum where he I Jurors are Pearl Gtlkey. F.ur o ;~p , , -t<·•~ ;-~"""~....- ,&;.·:~~ Eddie Guinther, meat manat• orizes criminals." manager F'red Hutchmson of the Cmc1nnat1 Reds was has dJrecled certain special proI gt>ne Wil son, Lloyd Roush, Wal. of the local Kroger stoN. . . . " , Ijccts in commodity purchasing ter HoHman . Dorothv pavr~. Van Stavern ttplained lbold much, the, sa me JOHNSON CITY, TEX. I Were really gomg to J!li SS him , sa id catcher J~h!l· acitivites of the company His I I ~l.lyne Kennedy, w N. foranCiS I the different grades of mut President Johnson and the pres· ny Edwards, statm g th& feelin g o( all who knew the btg 1work has included commodity 1 I F lorenee Hill, Dwaine A Jor.. and why the prias vary ... 1 1 Jdent. elect of Mex1co today ! b7.ar" hi s 4Ih yea rs as_ __ operations m maJo.r l Mara M Leah , Icording to grade. He used &be enter the second round of tn-1 tsn l ,you can t. , raw materJals and supply re-I , Nease. Robert HtiJ and an al·: I forequarter of heel, _.....s formal talks pledged to elim-lsay, '.EdwarDs satd. If I took jand we c~n t afford to lose men , quirements of the company's ! LARRY R. GREENLEE , ter~ate, Lester Brookover I !through th.e local Krogf'l' CGJD. lnate poverty and disease m! Ihe time to !ell you, the ston~s Ihke him. Idomestic operallons. son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred ' ( ommon PI('~.S . J udge John An elderly West Virginia man pany, for the demonstration. the Western Hemisphere. 1about how much he s helped, It Dick Sisler, recently named , Mr Buechner has served at • Greenlee, Vinton. has com- C. Bacon Will s1t m the case. Iditched hlS car m a one-car Van Stavern divided the fort. Johnson and Pres;dent · elect 1, would take all day" ' IHutch "s succes.or and acting ' Ravenswood Works in prevJoUS I pleled e;gbt Wetks of hasio ' accident Jnvestigated Thursday Iquarter mtu wholesale cull, IDC Gustavo Diaz Ordaz were ex- "He's just a guy I'll never , manager after the _chest can~r assignments as Reduction Plant traimng Ill Lackland Air 1 by U1e OhJO State Patrol at 1 weighed and pricf'd each aC!COf'd.. pected to include Cuba in th_eir forget." Said Earl Lawson, wholfcrf'ed ~im to the stdehnes. saJd Manager and as Ravenswood Force Base, Tens. The Gal- lf 12 J5 p m. on Rt 33, one and ling to local retail prices• • discussion but made no mentiOn covered the Reds dunng Hutch·! from hiS Nash Y Jlle, Tenn., Works Manager. He IS a gradu· Ua c0 unty a;rrnan m ·e;vcd ! , seve u·lenths of a mile north of lad ;es then specified wbal 01111 1ate of Pennsylvama State <.:o l- the coveted eJJ:pert marks- j Qf the thorny topic in their ex- inson's re1gn . Lawson rs a home Ht 124. 1of meet they wanted frOID . . 1 change of views Thursday. rspo:ts writer _with lhe Cincin- "'I think any sport wh!ch l 1ege with a degree m metallur- manship ribbon during his inA car drrven by Lev E Nut· I shank. brisket, rib, plat. _811d 1 natr Post & Times-s tar. loses a great compeUtor like gy . itial training. After spend· " •ter. 84 , Shrews bury, ran off Ichuck. Each cut of meat Will NEWPORT, KY. - CAMP· "A great loss to baseball," Fred Hutchinson has suffered a ' ing 13 daYs leave at homf". he Funeffal se rvices for \1 r.'l the left side of the roadway on weigl1ed and priced accordllt bell County Shenff George Rat- was the way Nallonal Le~gue Igreat loss. He was just a grand reported tu Bl:~rtb\·ille, Ark., Clara M Dow 95 who died a rtghl curve hit a sign post to retaJI price terman and his chief deputy, President Warren Giles and Iguy ... and a great manager." CALLED 4TH TlfME th for sh: to nine months nf Air Thursday mght' at Veterans and stopped ;n ditch. Ther~ The Idea was to determbte 8 0 Louis Cook, have been sued! WilHam 0 . DeWitt, owner and j Pitcher Jtm O'Toole, who r Pomer_oy f~rcm:n, ~ e Police training , Greenlee ls a Memunal hosp1ta! al 11 p. m. was only nunor property dam· which is more economi~ tg 1 for $500,000 by former mayor general manager of the Reds, /blossomed into a consistent ~ourth tune m.l ~ e pas \~e~~n 1964 grnduat-e of North Gallia ' W!ll be held Sunday aflernoon age and the drtver esC'aped in· buy a !!ide of beef, ~. Ralph Mussman_and four fo_rm·j put it. winner under Hutchinson, said H~hs' , were cale l:t o~t 1~ High sch.,ol, at 3 30 p.m. at Ev.:mg ChapeL ljury. jwbolesale l'Uts or cutl a fam. 1 er oc present City commJSSIOn· l More than Employe . 1he "was like a father to ~e. b:u mfi;om7~o to ~ Thurs· , Tlw rL'flder wt.ll be Mrs ~'lor- ' One arrest reported was , ily prefers .. ers. Bul Hutch was somethmg11 had more respect for h~ · da sh eat P. · lN GEORGIA lence Arnolf. of Pl. Pleasnt, and , James Will, , Rt. Pomeroy, ! T~s trammg was one Gl"' 3 court to.l contmuous . program pl.,_ 22 county The sult against Ratterman. more than an employe to De· than any other man I've met m, y. A;rman Ftrst Class Rcg mald tn lerm:·nt w•ll be m the Meth·l caed to Meigs former Cleveland Browns quar- Witt. " Hutch was one of my baseball . He was a great guy ... Legg, snn of Mrs Mary M od1st Cemetery at Great Band. day for reckless operation. through Me1gs County terback, charged false and ~al- personal fnends He had many a great guy to play for . it's LOCAL TEMPS Snead of 500 Viand St , Pt Mrs Dow was born tn the ahve Extenston Service witla icious prosecution °~ the fr.ve friends in and out or baseball, sure going to be tough not hav· The temperature . In Porn- Pleasant has arnved tor duty Great Bend area and wa s pre- ' local people. C. E. BJ~ men in a B-glrl bn~ry tnal and I'm sure they will all miss Img him around." eroy's bus mess district at 1·25 , at Turner AFB. t;a , atter a ce-dPd in deatl1 bv her husband , 1~:' ,, """"F~ "-~~f!%'-?!m'~%\~'~ county extension agent, and Mta, last November. The f1ve were him and his wonderful person-~ a.m. today was 65 degrees. tour of se rvt ce m Alfl~ ka A1r- C. E Dow, well known contmc_l A Ald Ch' of Frances Spencer, extenJIOil I!'" 0 1 acquitted. ality •• I F te sistant served as chalnnen. 1man Lcgg. a heltcopter mcchan : tor and arc hitel't, and a daugh- 1 th ·0 hi· Di Giles satd ht: was "one from Grange School to MARRIAGE APPLICATION ic, is assigned !o an Air Pho- ter, Eva. .of• 0d Mv 1110°C toreF8 ~' 3 i 1 LOUIS 1gs Babr . . bv a son, •' 1Worme oo.n yTb lre • the old school whose roug h sur· B H Jd 00 M d I John Fran klIn" Ae1"ker, 23 , tographtc and Chart111g umt at She 15 survrved d Vl etor 1- I lace only cov;red a kindly and e e on ay Bradbury. pamter, and Anna ;Turner. He " a gradu,ote of Char les Manning Dow. of rteveb 1 Divorce Granted, 8 o sentimental person, He made a . Gran~e ~puty ~ster Vir· I Lee Dilcher, 16, Rt 2 Albany, 1Gall1a Academy lllgh Schoolpand , and a daughter , Cora , h~ !ta~e ..::~r~~: Another is Sought great contributinn to baseball gt1 Atkms IS announcmg that a student. ' in Gallipolis. I FranCIS, of Columbus, I t . .. .m.-JI. - - county training confert!nce and -·- ---~ -- ---·- - - - - - - - - --I ceii.M. f One diVorce petition ~ .11H111 Fune ( LouJ • school of (nstructlon will be 1 1 Bahr reported there wUI bf' 1and one was granted m Melp R,:, who dl! Btg Steel, Labor held Monday night,, November I burning allowed io Meigs County Common Pleas court .. Thursday et 12:30 p.m. at · the Hope to Cooperate 16. at the Rock Springs Grange [ I County unUI be ret"'lved fur· I Th~sday .. hnme of his son VIrgil in Bash· PITTSBURGH fUPl) _ With 1' Hall et 8 p. m. All Grange I • , ther notification !TOm bls so· , l _tolet R1f~. Pomeroy. liltd a an will be held Sunday at 2 8 ledge to "snlve our prob- members are invited. 1 perlors. The order was made 1 Paul E. ftifa, 1 ' at Ewing chapel with the lems P cooperatively,"' the basic The offtcers an d a II su bo r d.m- , By Unlltd Press lnlernatlooal 1 LaramJe, · Wyo .. Spokane, Wash., were fanned out of conlrof by due to the severe drought conChesh•r<!.'and on ground! INII p.m. . d neglect extr me of....eRy Rev. Al"lhur . SUII ofllciatin•. steel Industry and the United ale granges and Pomona are I Gusty winds which fanned ' had 2 in chts of snow in six OO.mlle w;r.ds on Chireg 0 •1 ~lions Ia OhiO aod sorroan • . N mi r chlldr • In Burial will be In Beech Grove Steelworkers union (USW) turn- requested to attend Members ' forest and grass flres into in- i hours. w;nnemncca. Nev . Snuth Side Thursday. touctnng , mg states. : let n~nd en ar~ ~ cemetery beside hJs wife, AmeL ed loday to the task of averting I are to bring pies lor refresh- 1fernos of flames In the drought- ' measueed 4 ;ndw• of snow on off three other Hres. m)urmg Person• who vlot~te the or- I 1 ~. :;.•onLaw Alitlo . la, who preceded him in death an industry-wide strike next 1ments. parched and Ohio Val- the ground and Reno 2 inches. 1three firem en an<J tymg up 40 1 df'r will bf' brougbt mto court • Ill June of thla year. Aboo pre- spring. ley contmued !Way and a Foml and brush llres were per cent of the cJiy"s nre ltght- ' to fa<t charges, according to 1 t nd extrem cruel!)' ; David J . McDonald, USW SELLS BULL ;storm which splashed 2·;nch 1 reported from the Missoun R;-l;ng equipment ' Wardeu Bohr. i1ec • e • ~ Temporalare Ia Oblo will. Lewis, killed in World War ll. president and R. Com·ad Coopj' rains along the Pacific Coast ver to the Atlantic. j Indiana Gov. Matthew Welsh "' • • Survivors in addition to his er, <:blef industry negotiator, H. E. Shaver and sOn of Che- blanketed Western mountains ! Ohio's Saybrook Township banned outdoor j.jres and or- ' ~~~~ ~ son, are two daughters, Helen co-chairmen of the · joint Hum- shire, recently sold a registered iw1th. the season's first heavy phed its second maJor brush fire dered fines for throwing tmrn- / FINED $$ COSTS 'n1e Pomeroy Cline and I:IUdl Chalker, botb an Relations Committee IHRC), Polled Hereford bull to Joe 1snow. in two day s Thursday, leavmg . mg matches or nicking hot to·/ ' squad wae awnmoned . of Akron; a sJater, Josle Rhod- announced to a joint statement Brown Df Pt. Pleasant, AJl!1oun.. Storm warnings were posted ,500 acres charred. All outdoor bacco ashes outstde buildings Anna Ebersbach, 40 Pomeroy scene of an accident on 1 es, Pomeroy, and a number c;.f Thursday that the committee cement of the sale has "1been for Uvestock raisers and motor- i bwning permits wel'f' canceled . and vehicles. Iwas filled $5 and costs in Pom- near the HoraCfl Abbott and greaf grand- Ironing out problems Ia advance mode by lhe American Polltd ;,Is In parts of Nevada, Utab by the state Natural Resources I Kentucky and parts of New eroy Mayor Charles Legar's at 2:31 p. m. Thlll'ltlay. ehlldrc. Frlendl may call al otep up acdvltloa toward Hereford Assoclatioa of Kansu and Idaho. A 6--inch snowfall Oepartment. Enghmd banned woodland hiDit" l Court Thursday on 1 reckless sonal Injuries, bowevtr, Ilia flma-al liGiu b,rtlaw. Gl ·llltplamc. Cll,y, J4o. · blookocl roacl w..l of i Flameo In oa IIDjl!J llulldioi, becat11o of tho fire tbreal operaUoq ebarae. llllfll'Ocl. ' s~ry w1tb button down col· lar a~ing ~ec.; Cones M1tching eSee thls fine •election of Phil Maid quality Hnrerie today on the main fioor - aizea tG fit every figw'e, 'Flexi.hI.I.Ity Is. New KremIIll jp0 IICy Tnne 1 e el·a agency. last weeks Mars probe !allure on a fauHy. covering. is trytng to fJx asJmiiar craft before the deadline for anoth..,. shut , th planet. ScJeniJsts beJreve ,l 3 there Isod 1.. cha_ nee the ne_cesf m .'cations to Marmer45 prOtec_tlve cover can be l made Jn tune. ST 90" centerpiecet, w::~to The bill for reapportionment in Ohio Is expected be placed In the state legislature somet1me next Me1 gs. County Representative George A. Meinhart today of atomic space reactors in ' Rep . Meinhart. a member of the Elections and Federrored beyond a doubt l SENIOR GRIDDERS - MHS seniors on the football squad took !ina 1 bows Thursday night at th e annual Football Banquet s onsored b al Relatwns commJttee wh1ch IS studying tbe controveratomJc the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club. Left to right, Ray Pickens, tackle . Alan Wali ,JCe. back; Bill Hall ey, defensJve tackle-end . Jte y Ste phe,;.. SJal proposals on reapportionment and congressional rep lfed th ghts. They son, co-captaJn, end-back; Randy Humphrey, guard; Bob Caruthers center-tackle · Bruce Wallace bac k co-coptaJn Tom Kmg middle guard I d1stnctmg, said heanngs wlll be resumed next week and ca e test results the defense. See story page 3. 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