http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8b1436dab31ab78f07614bcab8df3bb6.pdf 78f68864574d622056ba7812c126596e PDF Text Text • ' ~· ..- .- Y"'tr ....,,.._.,__,. ..,.,. -~ ..,.._ ... "" .... -.. .. .. -....,. - .. --. ~ ' . -- - ................ - .. . . , .. .. ...... . . . . _ ... ,, . . . . . . ' ' . . .. . . . . . . . ~ 1' '- • · •"" '--• • .. • . ... - ......... •• " " ' - ' '• . . . ..... ... .. ..... ........ .. · " .... ·-... '"' ~ • , ~YOU .. -- ... • ' • ... --·, Nri Cape, .,., ........ \ . _...._ -. ., ,.,, " > KNOW ~-~ v~. fOir ........,., _.,n,. .. - .... lot ........, poll!. ' · · enttne WEATHER loolPial ..CioN, _ ,_... ....- tompiiiWL A=~ 0 ...;:e ~ f/J 'i <&:C ~ -; ' ~ ..ue. ~~~~--------~--------~~==~~~~~~----------~---VOL XIV NO. 151 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Oct. 12, 1962 ~· ~~t< -~----PJUCJI: FM CENTI Det>Oied To Tile I,.,_, 0/ Tile Meip.M- For 'Real' Robber ' Attendant Confesses To Woman Hurt ... InA~ident Hoax Report On Route 554· ~.e~rw In our sreat ap of expl0111tl0n we pay tribute to Christopher U!lumbut. Hit deeds remain a bvinll example of courase.at we prepare to em· bark on new adventures in the sreatest ocean led by tbt' ' · State lllgbWilY Patrol :n\UJ1day morning near we know. •allle~ en by . , . Cbeshlre;· paos. :!bey . um .wllap to ·both a Halel neelnaa, 31, Oleahiret, In lbe ·FrMman ~~Ve!l • '!JII'alned nocill Pa8senPr · •or. and lbOulcler. Shaver waa elteel We IHIY 3% Interest on nY~nas 1< Golllpolls # Oet. 17 for fallurO , to ·'aiCJlal a turn aDd Freeman wai . clt*J . for . ..me datt 011 a chlrce of ure to CIV• en , ~ltitt Pomeroy National Bank One qlher arre.ta patrol wo l.ol">la .r · - • .... , ..",. . JCv .• to Serving Meigs County for over 90 years ~ RUTLAND UpOils eoitllolond\IY on a ....,,.I LADIES BEnER ham, Ala., fl5 for passing on curve. URSES Boosters Open · Drive For New. · Memhers ' I s .99 ... ' ' DESIGNED IY SHERRY -MADE OF LUXURIOUS TOLEX. ELBERFELDS TWO DAY SALE CHOICE OF COLORS: BLACK, RED, BROWN, BEIGE, OTTER Mens and Young Mens JACKETS and COATS and GREEN. GIRLS' Strong on warmth MEIGS THEATRE SKIN SLAX I 00% STRETCH NYLON WATER REPELLENT Snug Fit For Extra Wermth Terrific Values In this two day sale of mens find Doe Lon Vlnyla, Heeksuede, All Wool Penta, Cotton Twllls, All warmly Hned. Many styles completely washable. See them and buy them In the busy Men's Wear Department on the first floor. Mln't ami Youn1 Mtft•e $5.95 COATS and JACms $4.88 Fred MacMurray Jane Wy. For Indoor & Outdoor Weer m•n\vMichael cailan, Debor· ah alley . . . . a Hollday spree In eay Panel . . . De· borab Walley appears on the Men'• lncl Veu111 Min'• 1 sUr . .. Callan punuet ber Men'• ancl . ' $8.95 COATS and JACKETS $6.88 beach in a Blklnl end crotea Assorted Colors Warm and HandHme Fall and Winter Jackets and Car Coats. You'll TONIGHT ' NOT OPIN PRIDAY thru WIDNIIDAY OctoiMr 12-17 W•ll Dlsn..,., "BON VOYAOI" (Tecbnicolor l ln a boat. C:elorcartoona Y•"' Men's $11.95 COATS ancl JACKETS $9.88 Admisaion: '7&c and S&t Mtln'• and Yeuq Mtn'1 $12.95 COATS aiHI JACKETS 1G.I8 . I CARTOON IYIRY NttiHT ~l~ION DRIVE·IN TONIGHT SIZE 1 • 6x • • • • • 0 • SIZE 7. 14 o 0 0 0 0 "I o 0 I 0 t t t 0 • • •• • • • • $1.99 $2.99 a PRtDAY suoan Hayword, Dean Martin "ADA" ~~~ Terence Morpn and Robert Btalty 1n Oct. 13 lotur<tay Rory Calhoon, Colleen Miller ~~~·.:u_::.'!.o Brodf~'11man and .J.Ot' ·,POMEROY PAitKING . f' Mrs. French W IU Card Club Ho•ten ltflfi'J#laiJ llmsorve_!llked.,bldy =~~~~ • ~· .. ' - Mafi• . . Mon$...... Sizes 38 to 48 In blue JirHD, or ., u tan. Rgularly ' 1 5• SALI PIICI $1G.II coats ·~n4• JAcms 16.88 nd Y $1t.9s . o:I'UJ.nf = prl!eo ot lbe conclusion of lbe PillYinc ~ re!rea!unonto......, $16.95 COATS and JACKETS 14.11 j WIIIWD Chlldo, Mn. Robert Schmoll oDd Mn. Howard loon L,,'ned k. t •·. Jac ·e Mln'a aM Y.Ufti,·Mir.a · -· " ... Mon • J • , Yoo111 Mon•a . \ ..J $~6!CJ$ .(OATS ' · "' ' " .. · , W.,l.l SlzH 38 to 48 ' ... JA~ETS 2U8 , ·' · , , ...,,l.Jfl..l!f , 2J.SO•COATS l!ld JACKETS 19.88 ' .· , Mon....... Youllf Mon" - , ~ll!lorJHtua ~LI! pill~~ '14.11 ' E"t·,a. :E·RFE~Ji)l~' ..I·:N· '; fOMERQY . . . 'L.~~------~------~· --·~·-·~-~·-·--~i·· ·'~'-~:··~~·~p~-~~.·~·~·-·....P-. . .·.-"~·~·.-'.·--------~--·-'·~--.J ' •( \ .,,, de oDd Mra. Agnue Howard. Mra. Chart.. Bradbury, Mn. ~--~~~--.·----------~·------------~~------------------~·Nkl· DumUd~. \ $14.95 COATS (IIHI JACKm 12.88 :!~t=.ho::.1nE~= ·~~~~c~='~~·~~:..,.oN" ~==~~~~~~ (Cinemu-J next meeting at tho bomli of . r, Min's end Vtune Min'• 'he Anu" • "II Shoulder Mra. Edna FWlcb entertain- "" her card club Tuelday ave- "SHAKIDOWN" LCI'tYJl ' Clieshlrt. ·' ' It oecurred ' at 9:20 a.m. on Rt. 1M weij of <;hestJre. A lrkellij' drlYOII by Stanley Sh&17·1 ... 4:3, ~. wu headed .... oDd l!)ado • toft turn Into OUR BANK WILL TRANSACT NO BUSINESS ON COLUMBUS DAY-fRIDAY, OCT08ER 12 POMEROY - . .... ,.,....,_"-,•. ••·•· .. "t'.,. t· \·; ' .. .... , , .,. --:..- .... ~-· ' ~----· '' ...,_ .,. ·-· . ..·; ,. • ,, .. ~. " Phone Service �,_ • ...... . •• •• ~~ • ~ .... .., ....... . . ... . . . . . . ..... ~ .. <; .. .. ... . . ·~ ' . . ' . . . . . .. ' . . . . . . . . . . .. ' . . " . . . . ....... . .. .. . ,. . • . .. '·~'-·'''-'"' . ... ... ., ''4 ' ' •-•4 ' "' , . ' " ., ~ --, . (' ..... ·~ ": '• '• .: '• ",, '· . .••. . . . .... .. , .... ... ' • • police , Hunt · -R"tver Report Minersville I96 Piete Point _Hospital News Reedsville Mro. Tn111 ... Rfi. Native Dies ~~ \;"~.~:,~··~· !.~:··• . . . T Real Robber Chester Glo•l• rodiDIJ• Gallipolis News Notes ' Howard B Tullle . lorm ·r Band Gomg 0 bel FroeD Palt I Ch } Z.terell M.·igJ Social Notes --------,.--1 B wF . 1 p. or. rollers , Pomeroy·Maoon n ar eston ""- - - ...... 1 Wednellday C'lull•eulhe BY CLARICE ALLEN • · eStJVa edH":! "!!~;~~ a:;:r~j ~n %u:lea:;nt ~.1\- Hinton !Iober lqpltal In tho paot ';! av MRS LYLE BALDERBONIpita!. The Sewing Club enjoyed learnin( what had ba penecl nfaUi go. anaw a ails 0.· ~ George Hood , native., houn - · C1aroooo B. Me· · Yioiton ol She was the mother or Lloy~ Progressive dinner party PT. PLEASANT - Tbe lll Taylor called the policepatat~ Uonar "'i.ondarleslon J7 .96 sta-~ Minersville, died Tburldar caM III, 110 Third Ave .. Mrl. Mrs. Shumw Mr ~nd Tuttle , EUB m.nlst..er of Colurn1) bejiMing with cocktails Point Pleasant HIgh and Qked IS8lotan<e Wlnfl:kt da..;'n, Mann~ • ~bd night In the C'lulrleston General Loonud lllrrb, Rt. 2 Gallipo. ond Mra Willia~Y ;.=;-~,;· bus, and Mary Lo" Wolfe. ol ved at the home of Mra. band will participate in Paii'Oiman Paul N~rth raced Boot movomoo7:re on ol . Hospital after ..mal years ol U., Wllltam W. Mayo, Rt. I Vln· Mra. Sondra Singer ond clli~ :rutland. She died of a stroke R tchie, soup at the home Black Walnut Festival in to the ICt!ne in the cruiser and · illneSI. Borr, at Minersvilit, Mr. ton, Mro. RDbert W. K!nl, Rl. dron, Mra. Joe Smith ond dill- ollowtng a lmgermg ~ 11..., 1 Mra. Wallace Amberger , on Saturday. wu joined shortly by G allla Ohio River - Chns Jr. down Hood wa• the """ of tho late EYIIll, W. Ya .. IUid Mra. ftoi>. dron o1 New Pa Mr Funeral1 servt""" wtil be SotMrs. Delmar Baum served 1111rdlinl balxi wlil pre- County Deputy Sherlfl Ja c k [l>, 5:~ a.m.; Walte1 B<ckjord Grant ond Moille Hood. ort E . J01101, We1111on. )m1 Mra. W"liam s.:...m;;..rield urday at P·?' at Ute Ware f'u.. 18lad course. The main sent a marchmg maneuver type Owet11. ur 14, 12:311 a m.; Albert Hold. . Blrtllo [•nd chlldren of Nitro W Va neraJ home m Chillicothe with a baked ham dinner, was lor the Band Festival pot· 'l'he olllcers made a lhor· 1e" up I a.m.; Gona down .t6 .n' Sun:i•l;;: 1~ 0 hiS wife, Win- J Mro. Jolin H. Richarda, Rt. 'IMr. and Mrs. Percy 'ewia ~ ~ ~v. Hubert _Sharpe tf ved a! tho home ol lhe the Festival. ough search ol ali the hangen 2:511 a.m.; W. S. Wray up 11 :e, ug '""· Mrs. Gene- acklon, ...,, • •• p.m. Thoro- Akron and Mr and Mrs Hu 1 reenl~tld olliciatmg. pre~ident, Charles A Majorette Festival held in at Holzer Airport, located adja- 4:10 a .m.; A. E. Dyk~• dow~ I; •••Mr:"""'~~· Mutawan, If. day. ~>on SlaiDaker ·ond mild~ ~ B~i>l will be ot Greenneld 2·Dally Sentlnel, _ l'Omert~y·MI<Idleport, O., art. 12 11112 , 1 1 (COIItiDM 1) dam Ul .2, 12.7, running $ lett H•pl&al 20 ..' I coun ty I m mir u!lte r d w·d llo.. 7•• I Bert C.Utle 14, 511 ~ ~~a'::.i' ,;;..o~e ~in~, Jnc~~~o!, 'YA ~ Gr~nup 2·30 Ia~: ~ t! · !• ~Mack Ml~a, ~·· D~~Yllle °K M~ Mr!l, Alter the dessert course with the event cor> cent to the service alation but 16, $:20 a.m.; OVEC down 11 p' s. Mae llaQY, p _,.. Baldmort Ohio booicle ber Iota hu•band. •. at the home ol Mrs. Gordon of a routine by the mal?"· failed to turn up anything. 4:50 a.m; Laguna up 18, 5:101 dlochlrgod Mr. Mra.' Charlea Now· CAT,_.. 0 Ridenour, a short meeting etle corps, a 'l'ki twirler roolme Burris told police that his u- a.m.; Hamilton down 20 6 a.m. Asbu ' r ' rs. •• Y• · u(berty, IJI.. man, lllwloo Newman, 1 n d MWniUII beld. Mrs. Amberger, Mrs. the selection of Miss Major- oallant did not take anything Oleander up 21 , 3:30 p.m.; City IM 11 Ni:, W. Va : Mrs. ear Hardway, W b Ito, Charleo llaakinl were SUnday AVERI!lLL PARK, N.Y. IUPll 1er Epple, and Mra. · The Point Pleasant major- and be did not see in which dJ. of Huntington down 23 5 a m . 1 M0 lew Columbus, and Gee, Mro. Anne Me- dinner 8Liflll of Mr ond Mrs ,.::WEvelyn Zlpkln, ... w.. 1 1 Hartung reoelved gijls 1 r o ette corpo wiD present a rootine rectloo tbe man Oed. Triple Power up ':; a arr , South Char• cart Knapp, - · Buckley · • , In the knot 'Illuroday 1 1 their oecrel pab. Enjoyinl !o lhe march "Military E..,...." Burris deschbed his assailant p.m.; Elisha Woods up Green· :; W. Va.; IIYe 0011 Don- Harden, Mra. Martin GenriJ, Mr. and Mrs.· llobert MilLer rught wh<o her knocked ...,. party were those na.'ned Susie Coll will represent ao being "about 5'8" or i" tall, up 11 :115 pm ; Robert W. Lea Jr W. Va.; ti«Wge, Ola Nibert, !leY. Rualtll ond family <J1 Willialllllowo, W. loodod ohot&uo. -mJ•, opray 0 Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mrs. school u a solo twirler. AU weighing 125 tolJO pounds, wear· down Greenup 5:45 a.m.; J. s. :· =Earl ol J':n 1A.LioydWolker, Corol tl>o .....,.., lfl. 1 Vo. vilitld with Mr. and Mro. ol pollota Into 1 1 mond Elberfeld, Mra. Henry are contestanta lor 1ng a red bandanna over h J s l LewiS I a.m. ; F. H. John· Kenneth' boy.,0 rt and Du I 1n, Loa Wollaco. ...........t • r ' : 2Co"'":"""; U Elchin1er, Mrs. Clayton ADen, Mill Majorette. lace, and a brown cloth jack- son 6:35 ur .; Western Do U d Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ronald KJma will bo beld 11 08 Mrs. Harold Newell, Mra. BiUy The local band will leave at et." . Iup 33, 4 50 a.m.; Reliable up chUdren· Jwo' 1 11"8od· JJenk.t · Bel, Mra. Mrs. &my Kimes of Atbana ond Tourtol . er..n Windon, Mra. John Fick Mrs ' l.rn. ond wm arrive 11 Brurls also mentioned that l34, 1:30 am · Valvoline up 34 m ' lsten, Mn. Er· Runyon lnd lnl.tnl 1011 Mro Kale Furbee o1 Conter Friday and Wllllam Will, Mra.llarry 10:110 at Spencer. They will be tho man was wearing something 3:30 a.m.; John J. Rowe do..,; a a Thomas ol BrldgevUie, Pa., ond Mro. Vonghn Iauten and Ybitoro Muon Saturday tvlftlne boeiMinl ol 0 by tho llel>o and Mrs. RonaidC!oy. The gueata ol tho FesUvallor lunch that lit close to his lace and i3S, 2:05 pm.; Charles Steph· Ohllnser Infant':'' A Mra. Marion HaD ol Mr. ond ;r::ed 8 8 ....tlng will be a mallkod w Ill participate In the head, Hke • . stocking, but he ' enson up 35, z·05 a.m.; Eugene her Edwin Sl Mond Accordi "'"':: thlllq.dn R • nd y H o '11 , p • 1 can. ,:.._ : · be lowe'en party at the home Feature Parade at 1 p. wasn't positiVe. ' Wood up as, 5.25, a.m. I ' · arys, · port of thng . e mt lght rt· Saturday with Dele Boston on with the kes . terVed. Mrs. Clayton Allen The majoretta FeoUvol will Then, ot G a.m. today, Jt Mr Hood was preceded b ; e nurSing department, Forked Run panca 1 will bo made Richard Frost at 2 p.m. started all over again for Sgt. I Galllpollo Dom - S a n d Y his parenls, two "'"'· !"':'ai pattenta who were lilted Recent ,.;..11 o1 Mr : , the spot Willi boroe-dmen 6 achool al tbe Ohio State Thepubllcls'nvitedtoottend Taylor when Statloo Manager down p.m.; Titan up 7:31J P· and Arthur ; brothers Clll!ord M r included Jameo . W. , b.rs. Ben Bu<kley were · lasses press makmg the •Y· versily and Miss Marjorie mack Walnut Fe&tival in Charles Clonch awakened down B·31J p.m.; and Frank; and a sister Mro Mmnl:. Fisber, land Mrs. Roger Buckley and u:abl: _set up 11 ""!"· Larry Bailey, and aleeping pollee officer by yell· · own 11 p.m.; Oliver Lula Nease. ' · L n " a llobert family ol Columbus ter ·pu c . Toumt1cen1 F'!ck Jr. is attending at and banging OJl his house. . Friends may call at the Gat- I ·Four of blood wer ad I Mr. and Mrs. tmg set. Gr:mde. Clonch Jnformed Taylor that .m., · · s- tm Funeral home at POCA Wltil ministered t e • and family of Columbus • Mrs. Richard Flck is he bad just been robbed ol over up 3' 30 a.m. ; Dorothy Sunday at I p.m. when the body '!llursday a the hospital on 1 the weeltend with Mrs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i $100 by a masked, armed robown a.m.; Peggy lwlll be moved to the Rock · Archer. · Fick, Columbus, while · ber. wney up &:2S a.m. Branch Church for 2 p m. serI Mr. and Mrs. Leo Torrence dergoing treatment at tho The &ergeant grabbe<l his Kanawha Rlvor-Lella Shear· Ivices. Burial wiD be in a Poca l •nd family ol Cmcmnati .,,. verslty Hospital. flashlight and service revolver \ or up Marmet 6.115 p.m.; F. cemetery. r' ited with relatives here . Mr. and Mrs. Allen .!age l_l _ and ran across the atreet iShearer up Marmet 9:45 p.m.; Mr. and Mrs . .f. M. C..•els ,l Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel tothestationwlthCJonch,where up Marmet 10:55 pm. ' have moved into their ali of Akron, Mra. Gladys He ..id "a word for word trano- an Immediate search ol the pre· I Bingo up Manne! 6:15 a:m:: home. new , iS unfair to the eMly .uuses failed to turn up any· ,W. H. Shafer Jr. up Winfield Mr. A. B. Kibble rec<mtl)•:l man, Sagi'!Jaw Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. scribes ":ho thing. " ,, p.m.; Elgercliff up Win-[ had as 1uests for a boat Huntington, were among su•,. •t doean t real· Patrolman Herk North ar· f..ld 9 30 p m . Beaver down to Parkersburg th from out of town attending t:ht sense of the rived at the alation In the cruis· Winfield Francis I T7 llayman and two Sisters fro,;. and Hom.,ofth• 11 1 funeral ser-vice ·of ·Mrs. J. . We have at any er, having been called there by Hoagland down Winfield 3: u with MC: I Mary's Hospital at Nelsom ne Bentz. lng literal meandown Winfield Bissen. . . I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meredith I 0:" he ran acrosa to a.m.; Helen Fabulo11! J. M. Bentz re<elved e •om. g · ayors house. . 4::10 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up Mr and Mr1 Oocar Bab<.'oc) and Marsha ol Columbus were of the birth of a daughter . 8heclo N<w Clonch then told the two police Winfield 4. 55 a.m.; v. Horn· wero ·diMer Irecent YJSitors of Mr and Mrs 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise Orhnsky, prolessor oi Bible at officers that he arrtved ilt the'er down Winfield 6·511am Rutland High school today an·· Mn Lind g L ol M;;, and Walter Brown and I 10 14 hens. Mrs. Wise is the ' Hebrew Union CoUege.Jewisb statJpn about 5:50 a.ni. enetr-1 · ' · nounced cla11 officers end aey Lyons, PPf'"l with Mrs Frank p· Helen Bentz. of Religion New York, ed, and opened the safe. He plao-' school newopii!>O!' 1toll. mg h'; IC ens 1 3rdm:::.u;•• was ub.erv· i Naomi. · 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jobn that the new interpre- ed a pouch td .ruoney on . the · • David_ SerBUs ' presjdent ol Mr. and Mr1. e Se r Mr. Brown and. son, Howard and in l the de:k anhd returpedned to theto9afe, visited Town!nd, .an eledncal union Etta Wlll, Belpre, and Mr. n o 1 w ert e stoo down re· ' I retar · · lie- ville, W. v. meeting at Steubenville Mrs. Eldon Will, , more accurate knowl- move some small cllange. He Marlene Hoffman. Mr. and Mra. Dave Yates wert sandra Newland of · were recent callers ef recent arch-- told the officers that he heard recent Pomeroy vtKitor• tom spent a day with Mr•. Denzel Cleland. . •n<l lmgulsUo duK.'O•· the door open, looked up, and Joolor claao- Judy WIUiamo, Mr. ond Mra. Elmer Burtoo of Brown. BIDy Allen and m the Near Eoot. aaw a man standing in the door· _ pnsidem; ROOerla Smith, vi"' Colwnbuo opeot a weekend with DaYJd Van Meter s nt , Knight attended a party Then:.::; •er•lon also atatoo !hat way pointing a gun at him. Sunday Sch 1 tendnnce Ipmldent; Cheryl Wolfe, 10cre- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prine<. !pa.t week with his 111perarullpar· ll 00 ly 11 the home' of Mlos the children ollllfael Tho man reportedly told a! on •tary, and Dhdo ftouoh irHJu...,. Mr . ...t Mrs. BIU Swain spent ents Mrs Lawrenee 7 :; OrdtrlyPhoftl McCoy. nolo!;,:: the Red Sea but tho Clonch, "give me tho money ' · Rose . 1 T<m HyoeU wiD ..,;,, u P'••i: o weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 0 And Take 'Em Homt Mrs. Harold Hawk · and there won',i be imy •trout> M' · · · '·• doot o1 the Sophomore claao, Car· Orl• Fredorlc:l<, Indiana . Mark According to Orlinoky . they. - J,o .:: ' The man then t'eportedly :;;.:u ol Floccari, vke P""idem, and Wilbur Weber of .....ylvania Paneake Supper To WY 2-5432 a week with Mr. eroued ·marshy aru 1Jnatched·..YP (he , money, ..pouch, .nMr El 'to Hope Smith, aecretary and trNI· '\lisited Mr . .and Mrs. Norman I B Thi W k d Marlon Wood. of the Red Sea whero the containing flll, and fled around . · "· '"!r ur n a urer. , Weber. " I ee eu Mrs. Lawrence Smith oanailies today." 'llUa area 1 to lhe reer ol the station toward MUlle and Bobby va•ted over tile I Mr. ond Mro. Fred Larldns PT. PLEASANT - Hender· l eel word that her ni-t was known M 'I:!M Sea of Reeds. Holzer Airport with Mr. and Mra. CHf· The !pyglaa• Stalt Editor Mll!l(:lmt the weekend with Cora son Mayor Archie Henry h a ..... I h' · ford Le1ftleit and Roger. Pat Mace. Feature E(lltor, Au- Smith Nelaonvllle Morilyn Wilson had been n IS statement to police, M111. Wllliam ltldford wao Jn drey McKinney, IOcioty ' · . jured ln an auto wreck in Extra Length Of Clonch said that he believed Golilpolis on busineos Monday Allee erou.er and Dixie ear:r and daugh· JUST JUST ARRIVEDi ARRIVED! lcmbus but Is doing nicely Cotton Saves Girl t1VO men wera Involved aa he Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Aloi.ott Art odltors, John Tillis and " Mro. Alvo ter ourgery. AKRON UP! - Judy R I e :'ld hear two men nmnlng [and chlld...., visited In Mallll, W. Jl<JUah;, ..clumgo odttora .U.d Mr. IUid Mro. Harold Holter vbBu!thong, who refuaed to wear m the statlon. Va., ~ wltb her Jilter and culaUon mauagtt'l, Joe Mr. and Mn. H.-.1011 Holter eORIGINAL "HUMMEL" FIGURINES Foceat Run. gym · at Springfield Town- Clonch described the robber !anlly Mr. and Mro. Ftod Thabet. and Brenda Tu,_: 1 eiTALIAN ALABASTER ship High School because it as betng short, on the . stocky _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hellman Paulette Key1, Mr. and Mrs. Zem Plene posed too much of her legs side, and weighing about 1511 to oi BaD Run tailed '"' Mr. on<l "1 Palter IUid lted Jako van Meter of Portlan<l eHAEGER POmRY (22 K. Gold Trim) por·tld to class today with • an 160 pounds. Ha waa wearing a Mrs. Joe Wey....,lller Sunday. Fun Page, Darlene GOff, Berniee Prln<O Genevo va,;s eBRASS DECORATOR PIECES eltra length . o1 colton . blue basebaU cap, levis, a blue I Mrs. Hugb Boarho visited with Brogan and Cheryl Searlet. Ella Otborn 'attended a homo sewed to the skirt of h levi and had a white Mr. and Mr1. Pat Wood end fam- The FHA reporter Is Sharon meeting at tht OIL & GAS BUll. er gym over hla lace. lly Friday. ley; ltand reporter, Mal'leno o1 Ina wiloon Portland. All Worit Guoranteed . Sgt. Taylor continued to queo- The M\T mot SUnday at the man: glee ebb r..,.,ter, Mr. and Mn. H.....-d Latkinl PRII ISTtMATII PLACB , , lion Clonch .abqul delaiiJ, of the church with Rutb Ann Bailey, Haley; oporls ~toro. BIU Pvrtland visited Mr. and Mn. 11.\N 1UAN, Puerto Rico (Uf!) when the ,..anager fin· preB<dent m chergo. A llallow"l"' and Georg< White; guldanco Larklno. -e.narero. winner of .,.....,. ally thai bis oiory wao party ""' planned l1lr Oct. 151h. Joe Chapnon, oafetr club Visiting Mr. and Mr~ M"'"'' 51 the in-uUva raees, il buried In hoax, according to police. Ttlklng part ln .the progr.n were er, Darlene Goff, and faeulty were Mr. and Mn. R. L. field It El canmandantt Race Sgt. Taylor asked him where Li~ BaUty Sutanna A mold, visor' MarUI• Olilinger. Reedsville. WY 1-2174 1.tle money was that was auppoaJ~ Dougla•. Joyce stanler. Mrs. SisiOII of Pomeroy 114 Mill It, by the and Mana Grue&er, 'Mrt:. Bearhs1 Bill IAVINGI RECORD Mn. Orva Jean Holter. ·polntod toward tho 181a \lldford, Randy Sheell, Janet WASHINGTON IUPil - Am,er· l 1nd aaid, "ll'o In there." . =~· ~ Ar,:~ and Charw': leans ....d !7.6 billion m .,.,aah=:;:J''~ CRACKS DOWN . Pollee today are stlll -lng be Oct M with Linda May and June, a ,.. WASHINGTON (UP!l-'llle the man who aUempted to rob hO!te••' 'nle MYF for any eeconcl quarter. 'I'tluraday it will ask f« Burris Thursday night and they 1 sed ·tho ..U 1 three-lourtho ol the from low enlorctment olficerl are also confetrin&: With Prose- c 0 m n· went into thrift throughout the nation to culinl Attorney Warren F. at commercial banu down on lnJentate pmblmg. Sheets to determine WIT a I A'1'1'1!ND8 IROWING and loon .-iatiou, Enforcement of ......,tly passed charges, if any, will be f j 1 e d WASHINGTON IUPU government taid Tbul'lday. laws on interstate gamblinl against Clonch for hJI fal11 re-- Jacquelille Kennedy attended mercia! banks have been be discuued m a let'iet r1 confer· port. · t....Hiour faahlon lhowing o1 i:lg an eopeclally heavy Inflow onceo to be held by FBY tlve l'Oitumes from Britlsh tavingll deposJt• Binet they offi«:M f-or stat., county and monwealth countrk!l inter8st rates •t the r......; .... inl _ ..._ be TOURNEY 18 SUNDAY She to enjoy overy tbe year. ._..., ou tween Oct. II A for-memberHnly g 0 1r ute of lt. Dec. 1. wlU bo held Sun- She ........ puticularly up~. down~. I grandchlldre~· of li!rs. Heed '""" Mrs. Hines of <luJivl1le ari4 · Mabel Gaul, Mra. Iva Harr Mr. Charles Shirley o1 i Rv~ .. ~0;"' ~ (Coa_Uoue~-- ~ ~ack ~ ~tie 1 6.=~ ex·~ ~ot ~ :'!" ~~~~ bf ., ... .. Toss Mra. L 0. McCoy • rt¢tnl 8uJt. W. wllh r;:: PILLOWS or Swanton"lii~ " ..;, ..,....•,......... '"" For A Limited Time YOUI 98c · YOU SAV£ $1,7J por 1111"" on Ill RMCiy·MI•Id Coloro on<! Similar Rtcluctlon on more than 1,000 MAtSTRo"Cullom Colon .... 'I! ....,.,........ ........ ,.................. ~ ~.~-~ Cholaef•_..,, ...... ~ ' ' ••llc.Mte ...... uy ....., BAUM LUMBER CO. ROWiEY & REED -- '.• • •• HARDWARE · I WY 2-2776 With IUid .-~ N. 2nd AV6• .· Mli)biJPORT. .. 1 .m~. 'n.' mateh to perfectwn!·. ~ ' Pendleton· pairables ' '' ' ~ :~~e~t~ssD~:~daGof-r;mer, I treas~nd t;:v~been -:~ch~=~n = Crow's STEAK 'lOUSE u~to fa clare~~C~~ ~ :,,~ • ~e p:;:~~t Walt~r ~ly :00nd ~n~:~~;~~ · ~""-I I fomBoy SANDWICH !i week~ G I FTs Mr~ ~':In: I undergo~~)& lACK Donald ~off;: 10~97 · ~~s:,~ulol ~Mer ;J ·~a ~~ I~ M~'\neMraLe Foo Use)j,lli~ Rock Spnngs I Soc" I I Iety tems 0c;;, ....,...liM ~.!me I JANITROL FURNAaS LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE """"""'::"::'""""""':""jl~~~~taken rob~, a~poared • 49'a ,...,_, lo.tO, '"·" • -Tti.IAT~, ..II,f14.fl4 ~m~~ ~~ ~~.:;\:.:==a·. .;::~:I .......... ....,...,,..... ..J5 Oct.;::. starting at 10 a.m. There tan, Ceylon, IUid many be a following t h • countrle&, dreased m Cl'lorful turilll, her ol the door. IIAIUtllt llfllllll aoo·rs c. I~ghx\ hav~ ~ C lass Officers I Announced At ~~ndJ~:~· Rut}and High . weekenf ~u~::e"~~ z. f~m News Items .98 ......... _ In .~recent Long Bottom S , OCiety News 12: ~ ~. m .; ~tcbt ;,. ~~per ~~its o. ~rrm Je~- Local How.J ••< ~= 45 ~es (rOSS Red Sea ~~Me veo the~··ra~g. So~··~ =~·;:~!01~~~:30 ~ :·;HN~- in~ Moses Didn't ~ .;;:!d!'·c!:ary~Ue" ~r ~rot- Bro...; ~ and M0110ROLA . · .. ' . has 1 car rMJO for ..st nery car lllllltl CIMIUICTlO.I ... . . . . . . ........1 ....... :·.,.................,......... Only--~~-....,ear wid~. a modera ou radio ft.._ny eqUipped ~tb .. ElimiDoiit''•cireuit.and~v•'"Volumaltie',. w!Uds, •2<ualb ellminale inlerfenn<lo ODd , . MIN crilp, dNa~- AmericaD aua, :b-ip --eoro-witloeitt.. II- 01'12--'t....,_ tricall)'lteml. pooili........ti... baU..,. .......... -Moloi'Ola _ .......... aU.,........ - · ............... .,.. .................. . . . - " - . . . . . . . . . "• . . ll't • t-MI .... 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Has wide seat-like edge, AYAilAIU Ill SIYEII (OLOIS Alii WHITE, IIICLUDIIII LilAC, Ohio Valley Plumbing & · 232 E. Second WY 2-2036 Pom•roy �• • • , I' _, ' - .' .' '\i<! ..... . . . . . . • . • • • • • ~ • y ~ ~ .• BY MASONITE T0 prove It A FJ k as U e Yellow Jackets Seek lst Victory ~=~~;:~h~y·~~;~~:j~~~~: Mlddleport •1 y ell ow J ackots mus t prod uce more ltbll oo a . to.. night at Jackson <haP anyllme II five games earlier this sea· son lf they are to fashion their fint 1962 victory in or out of lhe Southeastern Ohio Athletic Le ague. Jackson, alroody all but cash· leced out of repeatm~ a 1 SEOAL champs, With two 10", will he growling sore. The lronmen ha~e the dogo ot make a deep btte, too. The Jacket., who have play· f< respectable football for up vote this week allowing them to n· 1 th n So 1 " th 1 payneosewueywn the crown c h Wood !Ia • hedul ,:• 1 r Yh Y~ " . Me ca . 1 ~~~ - •a: ~or ~ e;:na k' 11 u~. ay WI up eHwee s trahmlm~ throu ·•• ayes pu 1 ur::&m 60 light, but long. drill the Bucks worked out · pads be<ause of the warm er. •<••·"· 1 . Jenkin• Mokeo Trip . Wh~n the team headed west th" rnommg, the travelln~ &quad Jn. eluded oflemove left guard Tom Jenkmo, who was . hoopll~llzed Wednesday with tonsJbhs. Ita ngt yet known whether he will play. . and John Smger neet right I Many fans who say Jackson . 'damaged foot squeeze past Pomero) . con· ha 1f, Is over h1s trouble. Ieluded Jackson hao "v e r y Here's what the Middleport little" this year defensive corps will have to If the lronme.n were down stop· It• that game they have come Q~arterback Jim Surrett • 1961 back since · In a tight toss to all-SEOAL center, and Steve Wellston last week, a real Coyan, a fleet left halfback, tough club, Jackson slill out· who belween them do 90 per rushed lhe Rockets 237 to 197, cent of the offensive job: Brent and Wellston had outgalned evThomas a ~; 21; lb. sopho- ery opponent it had played more e~d and' defensl\'e half- including power-packed Galllpoback, and Butch Davis, the , lis. regular fullback. Top defensive boy on the Surrett doesn't throw much , Jackson team is Surrett, who but when he does it is to Tho- has racked up roughly !tl per mas who catches the ball with cent of the takcles made by the a sky nook. entire club. 'I Junior Pomeroy Teams Win Pair Of Games · ·From Middleport By 20-8, 14-0, Scores :t Ohio State club is Its Flori"da A&M Tops All Small College Teams $5,98 N Y k Clo.thing House :St.tlen W11ona 2 a 4 Dun All OuaraniMd IMI ltAMIILIR ITATION WAGON, Ono lecol o•1111'o . . INI POliO Yl COUIITIIY IIOAN STATION WA- Im O'IL ITATION WAGON INO OPIL 2 INI CHIYitOI.IT Yt - l Dlt. ltontlo.... Tl'llllllll•..... lfll CHIYROLIT Yl STATION WAGON 1917 DODGI Yt ITATION WAGON IW -D Yl PAIILANI 2 Dlt. It>, TNtt111tl11lon. 1- lfU CHIYitOLIT Y. . ltonlla.... Tronllll111lon. '*"... Many MIN To Ct- IINIII Aft Thll!l Can Mutt Go """' u. 1959 CADILLAC 1960 OLDSMOBILE I'ONIIROrr, OHIO Dark blue metallle finish. You'll know when yo~• ;,:et behind the wheel that thi1 is the CadlllaC for you. Local owned. A dream Super 88 - 4 Door Sedan. Powered by the flillous V--8 Rocket ena:ine and · equipped with hydramatic drive, power 1teering, power brakea, tinted elua, radio. Come ill an~ car. 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""" OHIO VALLEY BAliNG CO. FOREMAN & ABBOn 5 • . car. ,... KAUTZ .ffPD STORE , K. & C.. oiEWIItQS •"*' "'::=:-:..~ ::,!"..;1. :!i :U:: ,- W ::V .,~~----~------~~----~~~~~~~--~--~~~~--~----~~!, ' ~ . . ' ·'. ' ' ' ,, ' ~-~~ ~"""'"·,. .• ~·-·· ...~11-' •:} ,. ) .".,l;i. L : . ... ' ••• J ' -le- ·.,.....,. . ..J t:.l . ;.;w ' P;;=;; m, RUTLAND DEPT. STORE, INC. SWISHER KARR &VAN ZANDT POME~OY, °· LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS -~1 "~- Questions That Will Not Let Us Alone HOn'S SOHIO SERVICE $600 and be loved it. !!au driving with puah ,. '' " ~ I . ' button drive lnd tlit ecohomy 6 eyl. en· 1 WILLIS ANTHONY · 1956 BUICK A youna •chool teacher owned thi!l one, m:..- FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES monoy ahead and tri>ublH behind. Bur now, . $140J •r BAUM LUMBER CO. Car', blue - 1960 RAMIUR, h11 winter tire .. I Door Sedan - VB. A dandy Itt- ~ Northoall Ml1- LOS ANGIIILES !llPH (Kirbvlllt), t8: Laulal..,a 'r'f Wlllo, II i\;cl,- and Idaho stale. 11 each: of the Los Angelos stole Colleee of Iowa, II; North- hee.n named Southern 11'11 Mklllpa, NOYado, and Baldo athlete of tho month for Wln·Wallace, II each. her by the Helm• Athletic ~·n "*''II& --111'11•· CROW'S SnAK HOUSE STIFFLER RED ANCHOR POIIICN~tl: '· SERMONETIE ' r--------..:..:------:---------------1[p. $800 S.tlsfattlon Guarintdd I· ,;, .. *" $2000 . $2700 Yirtttont ~ senior with the Tar Hte1t. Hw . . . . .. j. WILLOUc;HIY AUTOMOnVl REPAIR 000tt IIO.lN • 87••- car de· fenslve unit' !I strength. It naSirt 11 really boeo teoted yet by elth,er II North Carolln.a or UCLA, neither ll of which showed a austained Two junior-sized Panther Pomeroy's line s I x straight IBruce Simpson scored first on Illinois is not expected to teams earned wins over I he times and scored from the 9. a nice pass from Dick Knight. much light on that either, Middleport Yellow Jackets In Rawlings also tallieo the extra The only other touchdown Coach Pete Elliott's dub has attion Thursday afternoon: points on a run. tho game was on a two very weak, 110 oring just The Pomeroy Seventh-E1ghlh Later In the period, Porter plunge by halfback Dicit point> in two games with only grade team ullad a passing at· and Van Meter combined to Slmpaon ran over the e x r a first downo and 12S yards Jn teck to overcome Middleport's score the lost Pomeroy TO on points. The Pomeroy plays. ·· ' b1g weight advantage and de- another pass play, The extra had defeated Middleport 'l'huo far, the Ollni have dbmlt!'fl feated the Jaekett 22-8. points again were scored on 8 earlier this season. mo&t of their drivinl on Playing on the Middleport pus from Porter to van Meter 1round. The aerial 1ame hao High school field the Pomm>y 1 In the Freshman game, biB next to non,exlslent with ooly Freshman squad handed I h e1 Ex·Clevel'and Brown completiouo In 11 altampts for 84 Ninth gradere • 14.0 Joins Bulldoaa and lour were ;>lcked orr by DJUP,IIRY BUIITY, wea the IOCOIId win thla CLEVELAND U~ _ T h 0 enemy. o....ful "Ina oollar, roU·up 11 1<181<)0 for the Panther Frosh Cleveland Bulldoss of the Llalllaobn lll)lli'OII a!Nva llneot drip.dty over Middleport. ed Football Leaeue winleSI Both elubo wiD he play!"' with· - .... of ... In In tha 7-Ith Gntde game tho four eames Thursday n I g h the oervicu of flrll white and every flatterhl& Pomeroy aquad took 1 6-0 lead signed for,.;er Cleveland ucb oldeUnod fllllltoa color, 1rom liabt the openinl stanza or play 1 fullback Preston Powell ~n>uble. Sophomore putoio, thra"'h "••hioo Andy Porter hit Ray Zlr· effort to put 801110 lila In wu lajured loll ahldel 11> atrce1or, darbr with a touchdown offense agalnll UClA, whOa Ollnoil' , ,;-,._ from the IS.yard line. NEW YORK (UP!) -'!be Unit· !'ow~ll. who played with Brutus wu hurt~ drill tllil -k. Ill- IIJ to II. Porter'• paplng arm ~ lnternallonal email tol· Browns last season, cornea lm· But the Bu<keyes defeiiM will· fO for another touchdown In t h loolball rallnjo with flrot- madlately from tho Chicago by tbo flrJ! lllarl this """"nd period when he votes end won-loot rocord. Bears of tht Nations! Football of voteran back Bill H..,, to left halfback Lennie Van parenthoteo: Leaeue. He joins former who had been illjn. ·• eW Or ter. Tills duo also scored I h Team Browne teammate Jamie Caleb. Dllnolo also reported ~:-::II extra polnta. Polnto flrat llrlng guard Dick Ear)J In the !Ins! quarter i'JI'Iorida AlrM (!OI (!.OI 171 BID FOR OLYMPICS was In the hotpllal with hivot, Middleport Coach Bob Wloe 2&uth. Mill. 1101 IHl 1161 LAKI! PlACID, N. Y. (!]P[) wu expected te play llat•~r-11 IOI'ted blc 171 pound Crate !·Delaware (I) (11-0) 228 A Lake Placid delegation, · JniO a hallblct llot 4-Freano Slate (II (Hl m Governor Rockefeller's backing drilled hil loam on . The blc alchth rrader ~Hillsdale (Mieb.) (4.0) 112 will bid for the 1961 Winter Olym: Une olfenoe and defMIIs lhl'Otllh 1111 e~~nter ~ulheall Lauloa (3.0) " plea In Chicago next Monday. '!be short.yardaee ploya 7-Northern llllnolo (n (4.0) 86 Adlrondack reaort community ::~~ &-Humboldt State C!l (H) 'M lall hosted the Olympl<l In 19!1. · Willa •tole !01 baoeo Ia 1 11-Central Okoboma (Jl (4·0) tJ11 for the Dodlen this .... IO.Lenolr·Rhyno (r.Ol M IIUJORI SIGN JIUlXICK Second t~n. PI\iobolre (Kan.l OHIIOAGO (tJPlt - Tho 113; IZ. Southern DUnola. 5I; IS, cago MaJor• of tho Amerlellt Memphis Stole, 41: 14. Wheaton, kotball League have olgned 38: t&, Montana State, II: It, A... Hudock, eaptain oJ Jut yoar'o kan.. , State, 23; 17 tliol Aleron North Garollno team. HudOCk, a JJ'• Select Only The Yery Bue illld Arizona State IF!agoloffl, ~ l!-7 native of Tunkhonnock, each; IV, Lomar Tech, I~; 10, avera&ed 15 points a game as a In U•ed Cor1. TO CHOOII lllt.OM " Mora••• One o( the really as yel unanswered questions about the fllnsive effort. 27 CARS ~ '" r .. " - •' - . .. "* ......... l''""' bel'Buse of the Faculty Councn ···· ' \ I eCOMI Ill IMI eCOMI DliVI IMI I THIN YOU IUY IMI r f ·lllllrP King Builders ·Supply Co. Ll1111t Soledlon Of Completely Reconditioned UMd Cen ArcJuncl f •·I• PRESTO PEG-BOARD . BUCkSReauy ne: T8aa Southen~ W , 18. ,.. r y u....,. ----------.o...---=. . . ,__. . $3.98 '" p. 1 1 'I , ... ,, Sentinel Church News I , , .,. , "MAN'S GLORIOUS DESTINY" Cfrom Cbrlttlaalty TodaJ) Submitted by ll.lltll C. Zundel Man has a destiny In glory. 'l'be wonder of that deJtlny bas scarcely penetrated the fog Of evolutionary rpecul.. tiona blanketuig the past century. - . - ,,....,. 11 J - . ..y 10 .:111 a. m a. m .. Supt. Fred Smith : . Not a gradual ascent from an animal inberitanr• but , 9 45 Chrill ol ._.,,., o..,. s.111 ca, Old 1E.arl Shuler, uo't. : Mornina ,..,_ VItal union with Christ UnkJ _man to the life abt 1nt foWD Flats, RaciDI Pwlland L ~ ••• •• • t • c..•..,.,,.,,. ahip 10,41> a. m.: Prayer meet,.g and hll divinely intended rpirltual heritage. God pur• IIAad; Roy Prollllt, pootor Chmt1au Chureh : Frank A. 8 p. m. Thursday. poses for mankind a ranlle of life and experteme in. da1 School 9.30 a. 01 pcoadl>fl& Cheesebrew, I'UI<Ir: 9:30 a. m. comparably 1uperlor to that of the animal world. 11.80 8 m. . ·Prayer Meetln& a p Sunday Church School. R1chard Commun1on: te·AI a. 111 n. Ord· Man by creation wu fuhioned for a lift In IOCiety _: w..me.day. Fetty, supt. t0:30 a . m. l . .rllup or lot OoilJ f'raJtr. under God and for penonal fe1Jow1bip with God. Despite - a,.,.. ol airlol, " ' - ......~oe.~ LMIIIrao Onorclld, tk l'alll• man's forfeiture of his original inheritance throultll ain, ,. tbrrt"'""'u. Rood l!!u~.,.. • .....,., .........Da, - · " Sunday ' ' ta • m.: CIIJn!ll the benefits of divine redemption are available to bim. u!i-uod ~~~- Blblo ..~ 111 - <l:rA Bunemu• ~·· DAV a 6 t0•30 a m.: St .John'• SUn. God's grace calls "a new race of men Into being. Fallen t·80a. m . 'M•tnlnl ·ool'lhlp 1o, :~~llall1 llabbolh School 1 p. m.: day~~ II a.m Ch•rch • o.m men restored to spiritual life becOme the bearen of a: m. : ~;...,1 """"'P 7:~ p.1n. Worship ..,.,..,. z, ts p. rn.' oer· Middleport Clnlreh 111 ar!ai, , peace and joy and the purveyore of Jove and kindnes~ in Robert Reed. Blblt School Supt vk!u aro So.tordoy Prlf'" .-.Fred 1. Gardner, minister, 9, 30 world whose ~ueo are weary an~ worn. On tbls b1gh• Tllo I,Yt _ . 1:11 •1111 l'tluroiCiay 1 30 p m 1m Bible School Wendell c.er- er level life is mcomparably ruper~or to the day•to<lay llav Carl':'::,., , carroD Cll.,... o1 Gil, Mo. - ~h . oupt.. 10 ,31i 1. m. Morning pursuit of selfish concerns in lcnorance and disobedience N~la Supt ~IChool t ·IO !Ia. ,,.. M Tlbba, "''"" su~ I Worship "GO to Belhel." s p. m.. of God; Indeed, such a ltfe of love for God and nel~bbor 8 p. ;.,_ WaclaosdiiJ': Mtd...;.., day ochool Yo16 a. m.: Wonlu, Junior and Senior YOllth RrYicea: Is fit for eternity. Ill roots are alreldy in the eternal llblfllll41 7,10 p. m. Wadne~Jd,.y. oorvll!t 111m.: llld !:Is p m .l? p. m. E""llnsservlce, " Prllofs order.. . . VB dlri Lelarl falls llo• ~tayer 'l'ulldlly . 7o:lll of Love." Youth eholr and ll;ll!cial The mcarnate and men Christ already now clothes Hubert paiiGr s..,.j p m. Yau••l Peopte, Frida• 7::1<1 1oong oervloe: Wed. 1 p. m. PMy- huma~t!ly with the glory of God. The new world to :odlool t·30 '..._. 111~ ...,.;. p.m er meeting and Choir practlct: 1 come already now bold• the promise of a divine radiance • ,_·, _a.14 .;, at Nil p. m. Choir practi<t:. 1:10 p. m.. for redeemed man. The One who II the goal of human ~ · · a.odl.... Ch•.... . o1 Clirttll, Teacher Training Class at Brod· perfection ha• already appeared within the aweep of Clludl t1 111o Nv• • · 87.,.. mlnlotor, Cbarleo Pien:o: ~n>e , ford ch....,h. history to give the life o( peerlea virtue. The prospect tlulir t1toolg1t.t., tll#.l.r tea. God Ml Juot fm! a :morneDt, elooe ...,., llav. Banl!d ~~us .. n. sup<.: Bible lid>ooll of new life In Chri.ot exists already for those wbo avail eyes and picture the ICen• in ·10or goodnuo w•ro ....tiotwd or. SUnday school t:30 a. ""' >:IIIIa. m.:. M•rnlna worship 10.:111 Cllordl ol CllrW. ,..,..,.,, J .. themHives of the benefits and blessin&a of redemption. ~ childhood horne tllat you liked bitt. o{tB'II. Pml/tf' 1008 • -.ma WWI1Up 11:10 a. IL: a. m.: Chr11U.n l!:ndeevor lyoutb " .MAl~. mm-· &lltday In a world of changing relationabips and· thifUnc per· ti<e. Tiler• ,.,.. fallli N tnlat 01114 W•• it the mu•ie bo:tt in the front IIYPS 1:10 p. m.: lllvaagililljo • .p. m.: Evenmg worship uo, Schaal uo • ·: m · Church IO·illl speclives such a union promise• to outlast all othere. room, the grandfather cl,oek, the • fee1>11fl of llct<rit~..,.._at 7:10 p. m.: Wn- Wednesday evening Bible otud, • .m.: Chrilllan Endenor. I · liD It calli the lost l(>nsof God back to their proper destiny lirre, frarrant kitchen T Whatever dO)' 7:30 pro,yor -lng; Pray• at ?:011. P m .: l!:veolnRIO,..H.'f 1' 30 0 m and to the future heritage of the saints. S"IIIioll 111110 • qoci4! tlal/, 1111<1 :rou are thlnkin&' of, your me111ory Ill ... t>ntieo were cent..-ed .,__, bour ~ 7:10 P· m.: M» Ftoolom Goopel M - . Boobll'lrlt UnlleC ,......,. Maintaining the biblical perspective will preserve the II a treaeli,.. ehet!t of thiiiP )'OU llilm""l' .....ice io tbo Srd Tueoday an Sllo•mlllr Road E I Orol· terlon Church, Rov. Howard Rut> Cburch from preoccupatl()n with man at the analnmlcal Ult clt.urc! •d tilt M!M. hold dear, of tho mlllllb II 7:10 p. m. ftth, paotor: Roger Wilford. s. pelt , p.ollO" o a. m. Worship oer- or morphological level so central to cont~mporary ev~ · Oomt ila!!k ,to the pr nt a 1110. Clnmlll 111 Nu me, ....._. s Supt.: Sllllday ik-1 to a •• , . . 10 o. m. sunday S.hool. lutionary discussion. Man's relation to nature is not ment. The Church wu home to yoll Lat your mln'd wander further. Rev. Cl,yclt Heoderoon, paotor: Evan sti< servoc.. 7,30 • m.: simply that of the capstone of creation, althoullb be is then I lt oan bl yov home DOW; a Yot1will r•mtmbor not onl11 ki~ing slUidly School t:30; w... Pro,yer meellnl 7:30 •· m. 'I'll.. Tile Federa!M Charell, U~letl indeed to have dominion over the creatures. Man's rela· 1 , • ..,.., Clftd fa•••rlt• object1, but place of worohiP whe,.. ~he he_art obip 10:10: NYPS 1:45• E:nninb day. ~rdl ofp Chr~st .':!''~aid lion to Cod pictures .bim as intended by creation fo~ a nme~a and ,..jolON. fllmilll 11>11d f1'ieml4, their 111~1, oervlcoo 7:30; Pra,yer "!"linv ot rr., ... a-. o. Bm:f.:· Pa'::~n Wm. Bl~et: distinctive divine . sonahlp, for pers~nal comn.mnl.callo!l 11 . 7:30 'l'burttdiiJ'. . 1'110 Counlry Church tn Town. s.n. tn Ch Ed . Sunday and fellowship With God1 and destmed for life •n the 0 1 fMitMUICIII Jel AL~ • • • .A.U ••• TNI I;M.ltM FatrVtew Cilard, .... Dw1tM day O<hool 9, 30 ,. m. Berl Boggs S.~l ~r.15° ~- . C:~fi 1111ation eternal order. The enenhal aspect of man'a eJdltence II ,.. 0&11~ .... INahol , ..... Spencer, pattor. suaday ochool Supt Mornin& Wol'lhlp 11 L .m. lllotructi,;, 9a4o ~.· m.: Worship therefore. his moral and religious deltlny, althou~ aa...a.. '1\er ""' (I) r .. Wt ...,. MM. (l) Ft~ WI ........ • NUll f<tt .. ~IWilc If ella.• t:ill a. m.: SUpt. H - lloulh: Evangollatio oervleo 7,10 p. m. Hour. 10 , 28 •· m.. "IR'WinK resurrect~on of the body as ~ d~me of revealed re •· .... U) , ........., ... .... ...., .-.1 t-' .IIIM.... ip . II lo • Yo""' Poopltl -""a•aah Sol> sermon bJ putor Rev Li,fe. God." Youth !l'ellowohlp 1,• P. g1on cautions uo allo agal_nsl ~ndifference to !he phytlcal ....... tlipirihllol uhttt; Wilt.• -•l•r Mllll 1111H. (4J ' " . . fll I .,... (Wg, Miilholr olf• ...... """" ...,, -..w. diJ at 1:41 p. m., Preo""lnl ; :30 l'bundlt)' 7,80 p. m. prayer m.et· m.: Thurtldlt)'. Oct. 4, ?:!Cl P. m., life. The w,hole personality, mdeed, llands 1n a unigue _.., • ,~.~a..,., "" .. -·kM ...IooiiMIItW .... p. m.: Pr- mHIIn& Wedtteo- ... and Bible study Evel')'lloe )Church Council meeUn•: l'rlday, an~ decislye re!ationohip I() the Creator-Redeemer God, ,.,,, PJ....... -~,. ...... •illl, T'Mrf ... f•r ..... NUIIt" • ..,. .,., ,._ .....w ..... k·,-~ day 1:30 p. m. lldmoad Lifo Pastor. 7:!o p. m. HIIPP1 Harveotl1's Th1s fact liflll him to auper10nty bver all other creatures 1 ...... ,.,.!art, . . ~.... Free MeUuldlll - · La-; we rome. · meeting of earth. Man tl made for more than tile laboratory and Clifl, Rev. 11. Gitll, pas- L'llrfsllu Sele..,. lodoiJ: - , · 1observatory, and the study of the st!CI'ets of nature. He tor. 8utldl,)' ..bool 1 ,30, Pllll vicao Sunday mominl at 11 urt Flro& Ba~u" Church. P~nJ, 11 made for the closet o.f pray~ to bear tbe heartbeat of Wllo, Slip\.; MOI'IIilll 'IIOtOhlp 'hppon Plaltlt EUB CIIU<h, Rolph C. Zundel, paotor: '!0 • Cod. He 1~ ~ be .a ventable .temple of the Holy Spirit, _ 10 . ~ a. til.: Youth tlorVict 1 p.m. Rev, Ruy Georhart, jlllltor: Sun- 11:18 •: ":'." Wol'llhlp tnd Stndy. and a partictpont m the prolll!ses of Cod. ____ ~ IYaJ:II'Iiltlo llt¥iee 7:Ja p. m.; day worship 9:30 a. m. Sunday Sermon . What God Knows lr'itJr the h.ope It will, in IOnle IDf'flJirtre, fo•t••rand helpt!U• Mid. wetk pr- oervice Will-ISchool 10:110 •. m.. Hobart Viae-~:,-;;.~ :.:~in:;;·;:,~:~y M: l • lltldQ 7IIO p Ill. yard, supt.: Bible Study, 7.30 p. d Coni • loin that rvhich is goo<l irr family and com.munity life, ' hi• · 'l'hund~ ay 7:30 P· m. erenco on 1 111101 ._ J'fto M - • 1llo m., -, · Tithing at J11<kson: Wedne&day. /I'IIIIIU is sponsorl'd by rl1e bruinPss firm~ and orfanilcldolll bert E. Smith, Sr., pallot: i\111· Boalll B<lllel EVB Chiii'Ch, Mloa Ma.. Evans of India will da1 Srhool 8:30 L m., WGrley Rav. Boy (loarhart, pastor: Sun· I appear at following time<: 2oIS~!Wer, SUpt.; Morning """'lllp dey Sdlool 1•30 m., Norman m. lor adults: uo p. m. lor <hil· · u>hose name' app<'<lr b l'ltiiD. By Roy L. Smith . 10 , 30 a. m. Youth Senlco, 8:41 Bahr. oupt.: s p. m. closln1 re·l dr.., and youth: 7,30 p.m. for m. ; Evl!lgellstle 1111111 ge, 7:30 vlval oervlce with Rev. L. R. oulh and adults. One of the lessona ~ny man learns very qu1ckly, wbo , m.; Pr er meeting• . ~ ~honey; Prayer meeting, 8 p. Y writes articles on religion for the news~pel'll, is that m., Thuraday, , Mtd•le,.rt Fll'll V•lted " - tbe atheist is perhaps more sen~ltlve to religion thon lilY 1,~ P. ".:'.. .._...,..,,.,. -bb' . _ IN • byterian Church, Rov. Howard ' other man among his readers. Pomeroy, Oht. p, l:ooo •. · fl ..l Bapllll C'-11. Boelae: I Ruppel!. pao!Dr. Sonday School Criminologists have a way of saying that "the criminal Pom•roy's luclget Shopping C:enttr llorcaa: ~er pa&tor, ~., !mi. Arthur R. McCauley, pastor. 9:30 1 . m. Richard vaughan. supt. always returns to tbe scene of his crime." I am not &II :.uDdal lO ~· til, . Chester Simpson, ·~t.: 9:30 •· 10:30 a. m, Wol'lhlp; 5:45 VI': ex rt In that field, and cannot offer 1111 teltlmony o! \ P. '!:..~~~ahi.=.t7 ~DL Sun- m. &md'l' School:, tO:~ a. m. Wed. Ul Junior Choir; 7 p. m. anrvalue at that point, but I caD SlY out"qf 00 Y~ .~· :.~ ' Morn1n.g Wlll'sh!p, "nlo teumonl- Senior Choir.. experience tbat atheists never seem to bt able to cia..... a. oil II Cllrllt; All cal Church.'' 5 p: m. BY!': I P· m. miss the Idea of Cod no matter bow stoutly they declare tluildero •lfllll411l11dlnl Supplioo llarCUm. mililler:. Blblo School Evening oervJco;. "~orkq To· ML ~~,... IIIII Boptlllt their atheism. ' • . . • .,j: -. ChNior, Ohio fl5o2001 a1 Monllnl _ , 10:30; Chrllt> ward Eternity.' Wed. , ,30 P· m. Clnlrob, 0. llov Ma~ No man can lay claim to thoughtfulness who does not Ia Endeavor • p. Jll.t ETealnl Prayer meetlns. vln D ~ark•••· Pastor Sunday ask himself •§ain and again, "HOW ttld thll earth come 11":.:f. to be Worahip, 7 p, m. LotJrNp !liVB a.ore~~, Rev. Scbool '·~ a.ml ~:r'lng 11 it is! "Wbat is the meaning of life!" "ls there Member M'D 0 t;at.. 1a1 o1 1-all'• 1111- Roy Gearhart, postor: Sunday and Yaung Peop eet anyone in this unlverae who really Cll't!i wben a man OrHnhouN WV 2.6933 Publle m.tna Sunday I s.hool, 10 a: m., Rusaell Archer,~~"!. ~ p.m. .Pre:bl;.~ ll:iei. to do the ri&bt thin&?" "Why ljo good people ruf· • . PLUMIING & HIATING p. 111.: Watcl!IDWW ltludJ f p. m.t ~. : Sondey worship II •· m. ---~~ · ay ovooma • fer!" 240 Lln.. ln II, Mld<lloport Blblllll1ldJ 'l'lletldet a p. m.: SerPrayar TnOf!Jnc 7:30 p. m. Wod· 80 p.m. Having an empty afternoon, and a loaded ca~era, one PhoM WY 2-2550 viet meetlq Tltuntlay t p. "'-·; aaoday. Mllidleport Flnl Baptfll, Reo. day about a year aco, I Ht out from my botelm AtheDII "We Aim to Pl.. M" Mbdllr1 ~ool 'lburlday 1 p. 111. Roell Metlulllll Donald Boone, pa&tor: 1:15 a. m. to climb to the top of the Acropolis, following as nearly Wt1t Main St. 0aa.me P~~ptao · loll .. u R. R. = P tor: Suadi'JI Church School,~ Hindy, supL: as 1 could the route tha~ St. Paul must bave lakeD !bat Church <P. o. Laltpvlllo. Oblol Srhool, I:IG '•· :;:: Wonilip ...., 10:15 a. m. Worohip oe'?'lc:e: • P· ~y he addresaed the pbilosopbel'l and scbollll'l on Man Support the Churcb of l/our Choice Sulltiay S<bool, ~::!0 a.llt. Alldnlw leo 7, 111 p. at 11\T· 1,10 p. m: m.. Youth GroiOJlll: 7.!0 p. m.I~H~l!!!ll:..·---------::---:---:--::-."7:":"'::1 ll1'ro, SIIPI- MIK1IInl Woroltlp wScs, ~. I:IO·p. m.: l'r&1' ~r~!=~! :~ Tbe Uniform Sunday School lesson for October 14: EslobUihad in leeK 11:10 a.DL; Pu,rtm y..,lb MaeU et lind BiDit Study, Wed., 7:!111 P· ayti g, . p. . "GOD" Genesis 1·1 27 31· Psalms 145;8-20; Isaiah Wool Columbl" w. Yo, Jilt, Ma- IPWin & 1:41 p.m.: Ev....lla• 1• Sol'¥1.,._ m. pnlC ee. 40:28.31; Matthew· 6:9; Job~ 4:23·24; Acta 10:34; 17: 7:30 p.m.: M!d-wok Prayor oad Aifleol Melloolilt c:hroll .., · thliled Methodlll Chureh, c. 22•29; James 1:16·18; Revelat!oil4:11. Dcid!le-Dort--Dodge Truck• Pralu, Wedlloodq 7::18 p. m. Card _ ..~. Sunct ' MeMn Alkite, pe-: 1:16 •· m. = - -r-=--..."1':!~:::1'::' Robert R. • .-' ay Church Sdlool, Leo CNW, Supt.. 11 1s _rar nom an· easy cfimu, and I ~." it _l~l:Vo Mld<IIOPOit MloWepllt CllllNil " "'" N• School 1:30 •· m., Lloyd 01111 ~· lAo Vaughan, Au't.: 10:30 a. m. trying to reconstruct the ecene in my mind u I climbed. ~ I!t¥. CISda J. lllrllelt. .... sup!.: Worship 1.1 a. m. 7,.S s.nnon "A Senoe of Mlaalon." Down on tbe streets of the Agora (market plaee) hun· Suadv ~ 9:10 .a. m.; p. "" Toeoday, WSCS ~ homa of 8 p m. Chl14ren's MI.. dreds of feet below Paul bad attracted the attention Of l:nC wiiHIIIP ae"Jeo 101 10 •·• Thelma Handanon. Wed. 7' 41 P· sion'ary Study. wed., 7 p. m.. some of the learned ones as be baranaued the crowd,. Neu Pomoroy•MIIon Bridle IIYPS-Yr'">t! P '.''· '' 45 P. m.: m.; praytr oervi<et. . Choir '". hearoal. . and as a consequence he bad been invited to addrell the l.oo L. YIUJthon, MtJr. WY 2-2511 Attencltho Church of Your Cllolea Ev.,.•-•lstlc HI'Vl<t 7:30 P· m.: ......, 'I e lrt Coot . .,.. Areopagus wblch consisted of 1 learned IOCiety - ~ 8 •1111..• llapllll mll.'lt honorabhi and respected In AtheDI. Pro,yer . . Wed., 7:10 P· .,. Betrlng pastor· !lorlltDI f'~ BeiJII · Mitl4lloPOrt 2-3214 . N - laptfll - Slllday school t0·30 m. chureh Sc!hool I:SO Cburch, Rev. Arthur R. MeOauley As I rounded the great cranile knob, wbich !I. all tlult 1:10 a. DL: wa lip, U a. m. ~ lltlPL: t:30 a. 111. Worohlp paotor, Robert Lew,.. '":;; 9'so remailllJ today of the po!Dt ol usembly, my attention prayer orrloe, W........, 7 e p. m llaaday. wscs 11r11 n- '- m. Mot'lllaJ wonht~ SIIJo was attracted by a bu1e bronze tablet upon wblch Wll · CCio- Parm ltono) & P. DL . . dQ IIIII _.... 1.\wodlJ ol ._.. day School: 7 p. m. g - spread, in raised letten, the most famou.o addrelll _., Dl')' Goodo-Nolion.llboe.Xen'a 4Jolbliil Call 1 .~ 1 _ SUndi:J' D*llb: family aJthl laJt SUnday vtee. glveri there- Paul'aiiPeech on Man Hill. A abort clliJib ltiiCALL DRUGS Budware • Gt:Oeertea llObool t:a •1p ar IDI, o1 each -~~~w at !;.~~ . Pall.. t'llla8. Rot. ~~ of perhaps 20 atepa )»'o uaht mnde.toththe ~es\ i"hd ~= 1 1 10III. I!lveallti su•Ieo: < ,....., NIICB McDaltlel, 11111ar. S.nw lookingovertheanclen:Ciya , erumso e We Jl'lll All Doctor's Preocrlptlo111 · lrl' ftlrt llltllllll..;. ~ 7:10 p. a Prayer •• tibiA lloulll, 111pL; SUDday Sd>ool. ot non. ' 1 Pom•rer WY 14955 & ae11oa1 t•IO Lat. Pnl'hiD&Iiun- llldea llalled • - a,- t:IG".p. m., MYJl' 6 p, m.: Bible As Paul had viewed the scene, tbe Partbeno~~ "( da11•aD ·P a a.v Eldell & lllakl ~ sm. stud)', Wed. 7:30 p. m. Preachml presented wbat wu probably the greatest coD'"'uv~ Lennox Cool-Oil-Goa FurJI~ ~ p . .......,.. ·IOIIoal 10 a. m 'Supt Robert llllldQ s P. m. art in aU the world. Up the steep roadway he bad P -ror .,_,...; tldtOOI 11: m. ra , ~ Cbrilliaa ltaduvor 7. 11 • • Moa 1111 Rn one by one a collonade of great statuary, In nooe of Phone WY 2-DM or WY UI01 latera of Good Brood · ~-··'· • ' · which be had the sllchtllllt Interest. p. at. IIIII Blblt ~ ..., TUeoo p. m. sene ...,loea I P. m. C. E. Mervla DoWICIII, miDistor: t:IO a. One statue bad attracted bls attention, because of the Hu~llnefon. W. Yo. da1· Prapr IIIII pr&IM Presldoat IloWIII:Il '!""lb. Cl· m. Sunday Scbool. Le~ Smith. le end carved in Its blfll; ''To the unknown god." It lwl l;lt:uldq 7:41 P. m for aD pruchln8 iervlced ~ SllJit.; IO:stl a. m, Worship. be~n set 1n place by the very aoclety Paul wu to add· Poatl 1 llll - flalla7 -'""' II llld.....t prayor biN filii IIVB Cll8*. Rot. ress. MMW!tjlort, Ohio a. m.: ·aviiiPUaU• oorvlCO, 7•45 leadlr Ray ol.dama 411 11'1 • Menul Smith, putor; MOMIIIIII That llatue was /1. beautiful admission that the crtlt p. a: 1ia'" dQ Blblo lludr- to- lllll all ol t1lou Worahlp, s:so o. m.: SwldiiJ' scbolan had never found the tblng they were looJdnC llaken of HlliiWllllread , 81,.., ·II 1111 dl lwo Sehoo1 10:10 L m. ; Youth re~ for. They bad dabbled In creal ideas, and tbey bad wretPLA~ING 1:a a. a Man lllllal lowahip, t :30 p. m.: PriiJ'er tied with great probletnl. But they had never found the 01 · meellna 7:30 p. m. wedoeaday: ~lerna! tblng that forever drove tbem on - the. qi!elt ~~t · ~ !1:41. S.anpllrt!o Jlapllol Cllvdl, BulWiaJ Sutpliae·• Mlllworlt •rM 7·41 p. 111. IOdWIIIt pn;r llllld, ~m>. Arlh~~t R. MoOauleJr, Yotllb eboir practice. 1:1111 p. .,. for Cod. Wben they hacl exhausted all tbelr sopbiltriea, General C<!oill'llctlitl or ... ~ Wf<lnooday ?:41 p. ·... putor. llol>ert IAwlo. 111pt.; t:stl 11111Dew!a:t: Cblldrea'~ Choir. t •· and examined aU their theories, there waa one great fact ,. 0 · w 1 " r•h .,_,.. - L m., MornJnc WOI'Ihip and b· 111. Salurday; Ladleo .(tel, 'l'lnlrl- _ the greateat fact of all - that eluded them. And QaaUtJ J'tmtlhile "' Lowed Pri<e• .Ice; 6ab ·bday ,,u a. .,., day ~1, •...,. Eeumool~ da1· until they b. ad found the an,awer to tbat question thero . ; I Mhlllleforl 811114Q8obllllt L .,, YOQtll S. !;hutch, 1 P· Ill. Eveulng w::•sh'P - t.ol111 ~ was no hope for peace. ' - e:u p. m. £venin& worship Worlllog Toward ElerniiJ. Lltlll 8oJWn Rev. George II. Wbo and What i1 God! Can a mere man find blmT If "Flcrwtr~ ror AD OcouiDIII"' r:to p. ..._ each ·SUndaJ, ..,...., EVB ~.:0::· Shipman. pastor: SundeJ Mass at not then why are we foreve~ purrued with the deilre ......,. a....11 11 Qlrlal • Illite, pallor: ' ' ~ 10!311 L m.: Holy Dll1t ot Obll- to know blm! Wby do we in all\ upon being sure In the ilultl""" & w. Mllln Utla..., 1:a a. lP Prmbbll SuD4a.r School IO:IO, KI!JIDO gailon 1 p. m.: Ccmfesslon• II field of religion? · , PMM WY ..... ,_.,,.,. lt:a a. ,,.,. • 1M ·11n1 l!ld lldrd 'lbtllf, llitllL.. bour bel,... MThere is a vast difference ~tween what we believe ~'*' .,r_. I!IUI ~ · · catWI. Mil 1 about God and what we know about the Eternal. -" Bait, paolot', lltllldll 8ctllool 1' • a. _.. ~~~t~g01' It is just bere that a rellliou• exP.Orlenee beeomet tbe LOCAL ONION l!8llf 11' , ' ~ II Cllllal ~ o. DL: Boil Qnl J oupt., G!I1&Ville (Dutch _: final authority. The Apo~tfe Paul, for example wu Ult-~ ljlbloi. ....,., ~·at L .,, Mlll'lllal ,wurllllp 10: ~: PraY*!' 111•· Georg• II. ShljmaD, pa ' sure about many tblngs, bllt be wu sure about one thin&: ou.'Alni.II 'To So1ilf1 1' 30 L m.. . IIAI1 "I mow blm whom I bave bt~ftd." "'oleo .••• a.&: !"'* P11 llllletlnl IIIII Bibll llllltl1. Wed., llulldll ' .Cholllr, Ohle Jilt. fl5.21illl lq 1) t ·• P. a1 W.1.1p 'P. m. 7:10 P. DL Days of Obilptloo 1 " 111" eo. Somethin bad happened a~:£ the Damascus Road 1 \a;:....W t:• 1.· liLJ ~ . - Iii I, "'"' teo11«1s 11 ~· a beloro Mau. , that bad left an Indelible:lmpr on. It wu Metldq 1 I \. ; '. loe,bew-not aometbing'bel\id NUOned-oat. Blblo lliUIV 7·• p. m. m. lllli,J>I:ttllbarll' ........, 11111 School tO.. m.; EvaDaoJisUo· ~ · ~U them what yop.r ~et!ence With GO!l _ bu .~ •• ' :J, 11,(<1 ........ ) .... '~ ~ 1 ( ' . ' d r · . ,· rol.ru. Sllildayo . ;~ lloiJ olce 7:30p.m.: YCllllll Ploople En· and It may lead them to -11: the 11me ezpenenee. The 112. .. Main ...... .... ... ..., PICuwr., .WY 2-»141 = '1 a.· .. - lomdoJ lltl"kg- • · .... - deaV<N'. u• p.m. Wed.: llrl,)'el' old professor was teacibblg bll preachers to preach, and ·a. ill.; 'ionbfP • 101 Slldth, tutor: Sundl)' School' illtot.Jilc 7:10 1 m. .Saturday: __ ... be bad bit upoa the een~al core of It ill. "more limes than any teom in A low p_u,.. otorm center layed another day when raiD hasebaJI history," needed to pick 1,000 mile~ west ·ol San Francisco washed out Tuesday's sclleduled thernselve~ nrr the noor once moved "rapidly eastward" and fifth game in New York. . . . ; .. · \ more today in the rain-threatened was expected to hit the city begame of the second half of a 6 wm over the Bulldogs while guards, and either Jimmy Por· ling whistle wnight will be Phil <> ~ ·~ ·,·. · \ . si >th game of the World Series fore game time oJ noon IPDTL BOSOX SIGN Pl'fCHl!:R IJUellng 116:1 aeuon that he- Pomeroy absorbed the big loss ter or George Pope at center. Swindell and David Reed at • · '4; f:":T to stay alive against the New With the Yankees leading the SAN FRA,M;ISCO IUPl > -Jolla pn six weeki ago. 11a6t Friday . On defense, Dennis Harris ' ends, Rick Crow and Mayer at ,1 @\ IYork Yankees. series, three games to two, It ap- Marcinko. a 11-year-old right~ Tonilhl'o Important SEOAL , The Blue Devils will seek to moves into the backfield and tackles Butch Meier and Son0. l! ~ · }..1 There was a,1ood <hance, how- peared that the two scheduled handed pitcher from · Atwater, 1ev~r. that the SeriH would be starting pitchers. Whitey Ford of. Calif,, has signed. with the Bo!'~Oft club will see the two r i v e r- 1increase their consecutive game Stanley Robinson takes over a n~ Gtc:eckner at guards, with ... .·-~ _ " 1 .. rlvals hookin& up for the 37th winning streak over the Panth- guard post with all others re- IJerry Arnold at center. In the ' ..!tb postponed for at least another the Yankees and Billy Pierce of Red Sox for a " substaritia1.. boo- . •-~·· nnewal in a series that ..,. to lour tonight, adding to mamlng m the game. Jack WI~ backfield will be Ronnie Garr at , i 1- . day because of rain. The fore- the Giants, woold get anoth._ day nus. Marcinko will be assigned to ""6"" ' ""' ~ .> 1 had itt origin in 1926 with the victories of 28-6. 40-0, and 14-12 li_ams, a 216-pound seruor, will quarterback, Mickey Winebren. _ · ·• /Hl cast rrom the .~eather Bureau o1 rest. Winston-Sa1em or t h" r1· RSS . a. Blue Devils holding the upper ,durmg the past three years. e1ther be uoed as a tackle or Iner at fullback With c h u c k, - oald there Is a 90 per cont The 1862 Series, which began a Carolina League next seasoo. band In the win column with Since I!Mt, or post-war years, end, and occaoionally as a hall· Buffington and ' Dick Wells In "Wbe looktnc for oomelhlnl ua· chance of rain Friday," with pr... ,__4 11, whlle Pomeroy has won 14 j GAHS has won 11 of tbe 15 con- back. the halfback slots. u-1 fll ma...U!" : --· ·-limos. Four Jl&mes were lies.l tests played. Pomeroy'a tr~ The starting Blue Devil line With thi probable starting - - -·- Fl.YWEIGHT BOUT SET Coach Jack Olcott's B I u • 1umphs came in 1949 when they will average 177 pounds and U Po:.. y's line w 111 , J TOKYO (UP! I - Flyweight Devils, sporting an undefeated won 13-0, in 1955 by an lJI.lS the backfield about 167 for toth GA';;s line with 8 177 champion Masahlka Harada oJ league ""'rk of s.o.• will encoun· score.' In 1956 by a 20-19. win, j night's IJBme. These weights, ;!"UIId .:erage while the Pan-'· JB!lan wUI meet Pone Kingpetch lor for the !trst time. thiJ oea· and m 11168 when Colbpobs ab- however, can lake a bl& jumplther backfield will average 157 ,1 of Thialand in 1 return bout .lor , Use It everywhere ... In the home, garage, office son 1 team With a bne equal· aorhed 8 44-6 walloping. With the inaerbon of the aJ5 1or 10 pounds lighter than Galli:.title :,~~~k, Ja;;-l:g3,;.~:.hl or shop ... , .. look for handsome durable Presto ly as heavy. Although I h e La at yeor, behind the I i n e pound WiUiiUllll or 2li pound r . rGAHS backfield will he consid- running of Ray Poulin and Gene George Pope into the lineup. ,po IS. · WT Wedne~ay~ght_ . ___ [ Peg-Board for a new Idea In decorative wall panel· I ing. See it now aterably larger, the nal battle Heoter, the Panthers took a ll- Coach Charles Chancey has The Panthers have been go- ft' tonighl will probably hinge on 0 lead over the Blue Devils on· indicated that he will field the ing about their practice drills CHICAGO <UP!l - The Chi· the performance of the two blc ly to see fullbek Dlllll'.y How· same starling unit \hal took the very seriously this week and CHAMPAIGN. IlL <UPII - A ca!le ~hyrs ol _the National Bas-, lines. lard hit paydirt twice in I he field against Atheno, with the all of the players feel Gallipo- dete1111ined Ohio Stale football ~ath·:~ ~sl!OCiat~~n .;•~• re~hed ; Pomeroy has complied a 1-2.fourth period to onstch away exception of Marion Stowe, the Us can he "had." team arrived here today and be- • . ·P ayert m• Chy 1• mg , WY 2-3748 1eague record under c o a c h the v1ctory 14-12 . . preparat1ona . to prove at and waiVers on veJ erans ar ,27CJ.pound tackle who suffered A loss for Pomeroy ton ight ' gan f•nal A dy h d It Tyra kle .' 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Charles Chancey and the Pan· Howard, a !!!&-pound I ine ,torn ligaments in hiJ leg. Stowe will eliminate them from fur-[the expenoe ol winless Illinois Ral h ~ 11 ~~sooth ant roo 1 thers are sWI angry at them· crusher, will again be in the !is improving, but it not expect· lher league contention whl1e a that the Buckeyes' 9-7 loss to P e s or wes ern. oelvet for permitting Athens to GAHS backfield tonight lor the ed to face Gallipolis toni&ht. loss for the Blue Devils would I UCLA last week was a nuke. , score 46 point. agaiMt I hem opening whistle. Other probable ' ReplacinK the injured Stowe hlll'l t h e 1r chances in t he ' The Buckeyes also w;Ji be openlast week In 1 humlliaUne 4J1. starters for the Blue Devils will Iat right tackle will he Don SEOAL race very badly. ing their 50th year of pi"• in 1Big Ten and are the defending -----------=-- --- ---~ -- -- · . two quarters m most of thetr &ames, and a 11 the way in their ouklf-league ties (Wahama, Rutland), will have to put together four stanzas or a strong game to stay in the same park with Jackson. . , The Mldd1es spirit lo good. Coach Frank Eschleman said at midweek the brtghteot re. ault of the clobbering taken at GalltpoUs wao emergence of John Allensworth as an effective tackle In the line. Big John will have his chance to prove i. tonight. Dick Boclimer, 200 lb. guard, • ou' of heavy drill during the week, iJ expected to he ready, " ( When the GalnpoliJ Blue Dev-116 defeat. ,he Gene Armstrong at I h •1Mayer, a )81) pound junior, who Us and Pomeroy Panthera meet ! Athens is the only common flanks, Larry Fraley and John has seen duty in all P11nther \Onighl on the gridiron in Pan- foe both teamH havt" faced lhus ' Smith at tackles, Bill Eachus jgarnes this year . thertown, It will mark the first far with Gallipolis owning a 21)- and Clarence Wamsl~y at Taking the field for tht opena ~ ... . . . . ~ . • Pomeroy In Underdog Role Tonight'r=~--: :": r:"c;~··~--, ~~~":"~~~;~;~!~~~~t~r;~;~~-: I .,r • • ,., " Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 ., Oct. 12, 1982-5 1 II _ " l' • • ,.. i"''· =·* :=": ,.!1~rread"'::. ;:...~su!::r �. ' ~ .. ...,,,v .•.,. ...,<Jv S· ··( .. , • •' < • . . . . . ' . .. . ' ••• • • • • • • • • . . ....... .. . ..... .. .. "f ..,. . ~ > • · (~·· ·• ·~<> + . • ·~ ...... .. , ' , / ,) ' • '• POIIICOJ·Kiddl~, 0 ., Oct. lt, ltla-T -Dall~ Seft\lntl, ~ ---··- ·..........-- ..........--..--....... 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' _..,....., ....... .... .,. ............. . ..... _,., .... ...., .,... __ ....,,...., _ WE.\1'BD '\ ........ . .... .. ...... ....... . . ..._.,, .... 11&11: .. .... ................. . Mtal oiM . . . . . ...,. 'I orst Disaster Is P-· Molp Gfte!'tl Hoapu.J .,. .... ......lly ......, . , u ~ For ...... daJIIIbala- formed ,... DOlly Saalllel by tole..... : No ....... - 01..,. tldm-, ba- dlleborpd. Ia doe f - ol .......... qualloaiDcby-no eloba IIIey line relollvoo .._ m!lle4 to Molp .- . ! laoo- SAN 1'1\ANCISCO (UP!)- A two day stonn whlcb eallle4 what Qregon Gov. lolart pltal, tloe dally IIGipllll n- Hi~eld labeled ~'the worit catastrophe In the state's blatory" plunged DOrtb today port from w. Beeor,Hio Ill after k!Wn& 27 penon~ and doing mlllioDJ of doUan In property damage. The _ , 011 1apecll of • Ioree· lltorlll, which tY,o!ce roared acrosr the Pacific and acrooo three statu, centered lUI fury 1o tile belt IIUirtapeoreu v.. in.·w~gton and Brillah Columbia today. but appeared to be loslng iUI ateam u dillon. · . It he~'d north. Tuda~·· lloport:. · Tlit de~tll loU broke down to 8 In Oregon, 14 In Callfornla. 3 In Washington, and · Melp lloopllll itJah .Columbia. Moat of the deaths occurred wben treea crubed down on peoAdmlldoDI - - · pie ears or when earl went off raln·allcted llreeUI in blinding stonns. Many per• .. Dbcbtrpa - N.... . IOns IIUffered fatal heart attacks in the atonn, but theee were not induded In tbe ·, ,!ly. . . QXrollll, lila (UPII- fte SAN FHANCISCO UP! - . ~ bit Wll ~. when 'lbt stonn roared full-blut Into and the .SIJ loobcl • thoutlb k Unlv<nlty at J11111111pp1 lldoptocl Buebtll Co111J1!1.....,. Freel Ocr!. ¥art Hatllekl declored a Wubingtoa &boot midnight. lor<> were In a -ld War TWo olyle a get.1ou111 po11q J'llday"OfCit 111 Frlct ~tpolled . I he Illite j:l .........,., called out In& the Soattlt W«ld'o Falr 1D blaokoot wbea ....... - uut lor an - - aaornpt tD ...... alltb . . - ol lbe W•lol 11or- Natlcl\!l Guard unila ill Portla:>d clooe dowu. • an bour Friday ailhl out the """""' lofei:J;q fl X. leo fer doe · ~ daJ :11 o to !"jOfent looting, and loJ. Tbo !.,eel LaH W.,.,lngiDD Police Chief David cro lhnldiiiL row bee- . ol - t i l l !ll'apbjld Prookl<ftt . KeDDecly tbal floating bridge wM clooed ID !:"If. ulced lor 250 National G1llrdo- The univonlly 1n 1 llilov .... ! OlMissls IS BANK-BY·MAk TIMEI :... AI 1!niB . -7 No matter 1• ,,,e weather's too bad- . LC 'r , ' the hour's too late- t ' . d t. Iel· l Is R ' . e ' t· . l e rt· n · g . Afte · r .:·Ru 4;.5·. . .a I E .Drenched Band w k ' " .e rs n xpress or or you're too busy- y·. . 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Spotle•a clean interior, &old exte"' lor flnllh . Tire. Jlke new. Radio and heater. Real clean. CHEV~OLET 1957 $895 V8 - 2 Door. Powertllde tnn1. R•dJo, he~ter, utzoa rood whlto wall tires. White ever Uehl blu1. The ieautlful Selectlo11 Toniafif'i'hru Widfttiday On S1le On The' 2nd Floor Octoller 12·17 Walt Dl•n•f'• "ION VOYA01" .. (TeebnJeolor) Fred MacMurray Jane Wy. man, Michael Callan. Debo.. borah Walley appeah on the · beach in a BJkinl and ercato - I Week End Special lfSI CHIVIIOLIT Delror 2 Ooor, 6 crl. ltd. TraM. OeNI tll'lt, Mufti meter, oae owntr1 wr-ltto $ 688 · · - flltlolt. ........, - - ltSI ,OIID ltt!IICI Wo..n I IJ'l, - · · II•• lroM. Whitt ••• ~INk ... ·b)o · . flnllh, 11M tim, hQter _ . ' 61 Pontiac - • - -$2695 VS Cstallna 2 Door Hard Top. Power oteerinl a~d brolctL · "CreiNII!IuU" inlido and out. li)'d. 1961 CHEVROLET $1695 'H1 Ton a tt. l'lietalclt flollup. VB motor. Std. ~·u~..... IB.qqcl ;. - 'ID 11. Orlalftal t pl7 tina ..,.,. little · - · N.. Ttr boon loaded. Willie ODd llllit - · llnlsb.' ••t· 1947 CHWROLET . J $2«t5 ll 'l'on Plmop. lolld .... ".11141'bod1 •.Gob«\ Uno. " "' ' .~ ' ,;~ = ' l958· CHEVR0a,tr;' $1595> ' \11. • .• ·~·· J Ton V8 84" Cob'111Uie 2 •PHd ren .xte:- txtr~ tJ'"'· aood •1115>20 tlroo. db ---1 _...... ,. ,¥~ • LaUA. 11'0~.-,IUY• try truck. 1960 GMC $1495 li Ton PiekU~ . w·moiOr'W aolld W>. llli,OOO"ullllii''l>1 one owner. JOOf 1tb"' 1 ply. Hoator. · ' • '.·. • t·,. '· . ' •f>l•t . -- $3195 62 Buick • ·-"""er "lteertnc on\1 brobL ' · LeSabre 4 Jloc» Horil Showroom. olean. Now prl<e approt. $t000.00, Lin new, ~ ~l.o: "~y prec~ ~dUitlw ~--!~.~ 'true~ ~~ 00111~ d.....,. r - ...!!..:...: ~ 't~ IO N DRIVE ·IN .5. PIECI-7 ' .. PIECE 1Jid 9 .PIECE III~KFA$1 .SETS IN CHROME, .. · . GOLD ,TQNE; IIONZI 1nd } . ' ·IAA$5. THE I.ATEST IN . , mj!s:~N~ COLORs. . . "'' ' • I . ;' ' ' 1: :, ~ ' eli..,...., ~ M Snyder }.r.e Ann ced , t~'• u·111'h-- · _ ........... ~ biJ~ ~j.~ ~ B hF• J ~~, =="= R rted ' N .:-=' epo ~ledge cll~u.ia"'...;u.., F tball F' }d ~,... :==. o1-=to,._~ =-~t -..-..! ~I -'11-Deper-• Saving~ °· - ill~ lil.letnitl~illal District Governor. Fred ·Steo~er : ~g~' -l!"holtiribi~n ~:-~:~~=e:·!tbr:e:fi.~:h:~n~!~·t \ ll1 useu·m f2_00 bbn by local Rotary clUb. ' 1 r.r j · . ' ' !lor. $el:kill:. ils of' . ' ' . . I . ' . fl¢a1' )'lljt ~· (liio· .to;;;! · club.::.. of ~~~II> their co:-! The tl'lth aMua! mi!lotlilg .., tile. ~ !ollo!itlltl· din. ty ·•• ...,. the Meiss CountY Pio~ :n.. •I HNI!Il!lethOdlll' dwi'ch. laid ~adet'li)IP and respoi!Sibl~ 1iHlaiMI!;lll Society, the *"I · ..!f'v!:, ~ ::!':r' i:ve~tlpttd ~ ~ '·-·z •.~-MI.:..!!!} Y~. .,...,eel.' ~ ~ ~ ln<urred!'"" A ...,.h :ve P~o·~Jee'·ct ·Stu· d:ed . ~.=~~ :--~..::: ·;:~~ :-.:;..."'= :.::;:;·i accldellt, however, olflcen 01111. ...- - · edi!W of . . 1 !DID the rear of '"' aulD driv<m tbat ........ by Marion L. Rous!:, t7, f'om. .. the ... .... people Ia needed. II wu tendon qent, !' new member •l!"ment, to .develop forestry, eroy, at t:illl p. m. 'l!:e brat.. there 1 bard .,.. Rotary•. • • that mora 11-couniY of the. Society, gave · an lnlc!i'· water, oncl outdoor l'CICI'Oitlon· on G_.,r•a car fall· 11 'Inc 10 banD lllo N,.n!. an in COlumbUs IIU!n esllni. 111<1 !nfonnaltrt talk on Silt people pte1011l ware over eel. '1'11•,. ...,.. oo lnjurloa ,.. lij·pui ldih ..... on tJw t1fi; :!',,lObe tht\:" the stele, - hel!l Friday · live in the county, an11· the potentialities of Melp Coun· 'IU yeen ol ep, Homer Lee 77, oey's lj)OCIIIOiiii;; from a !oct! . ou o• ..., . 1ternoon . al the are !nWII!ed In a mu.. IJ. ,He otated thai tile future llenrlella MeDade, Glenna Mil-----"" Jtvel: oclucallonil for the Many ,.. to u- wi10 prepare ,,...,, "radfol'll rt, Mr. !llinhlpl; . . . F Uo ••• the .._: 1 In the Cook bomo In Bed: lor II. . Howell 110, onci Mrr. Howell Ill. V. Howeli.- Pi'esklent, . cd. 11e dald be1 ' 0 ." ·• ""! tile to~. the B. J. Hill. · "We are not proud ........, of A tea41iJC, "Siilc:e ~ Joined . 01111 the..,.; he rat 1 met with ell· weleomed HoweU homes were men- our COUIII)I, which wu orsonb- Tbo Cllib" wu 11•<11 bj' Mrs. . in t reclo\'l, . tnd jiO!MIIItee whleb !be llonecl· eel In 1118_" ond oo the flrll Bartha ·JiirDf, lncl the IJ'OUP JIERLIII UPII IJDIIotl 1men. for • review ,of the .• W\lh. request. wu made for a had· 1 .at sons "Happy AMtvenary" to States -oiOCI loh7 HI , . !llf<l ll>lliiiY i llotary Year. · f9llowed of Count··.. bt I,UII;Jpl aD depoililln& oo the the lloweill anolverury P1'J'I1liAAIGil roPII - !'roll- raodlaea to dfl!lii - a.lto ' Mn. the ..~ oi IIi e<Mul- IOU, IIQiber, ull and "CIOJI tor. Ia liida)'.. ' .. dent Kennell!' II:Urecl tho y_,. with a "..--tloo" mooiJ lnolher of the Mn. Vlrl!l All<lnl wu ~ UvliJC. In 111111, lbo popillatlon DOor ....... _.. awarded to gahola Valley lletl praclucin8 en. bailie belon lllo pil1llle. · . . by lj r ,u .~ (to ~ WM 'D,rl$ and In 1911, D,IM Ru~y JliJlkloy, Mn. Jamea tr1<t aoar Pltlsburlb today ill hla U. S. """P - - atopl8 couunlllti) a•tttnc a 'hi.. and , IIIIa w.il cnmpared with Cnunp, Beth ~11011 • n d weekend campalploS .,. bebolf fiiblilll pDio ID tqplher. ·Athl!\1 b>unly, "he aaJd, Lucille B. HawkiDI. Group of IlemllCI'allc ...,.,esslanal and their aldiL . Alktl!o, ~in ebalr' Coli\inulnl;· Mr. ·BIIIcel"!ee sincllll ot 'llqUIII!II Oblo" ...,. otate caDdldolel ill the Novtmbet ~. Iii, West Btr5n . !ntrclduced the Norrla aekl, "OUr flrot ,....,.... Ia elUded the program, ancl tlw electiopL . . tat<>n watdold, 'tho Ill ®artel compc:llcl oflle'l, Free- people, one! nell, aoU. ' "III"OUP ad,journed to the ooolal The Praldent's ftrot dop alter Parb IIID80.' a vllla8o Norris, )ln. Mal"il)'ll Po- ~He dlaplayed 1 map of ldelp room !Ofreahmenla ,... leaving hla Pltlaburgh hotel woo huilt br the..~ to lrolo Mr.. ,...._ Adams 111<1 C<iWIIy In three eolon showiDC ,....oCI oo Oryotal, tray& by the McKoelport wllon he oddrooaed Btrlin-baN \IOoPIIID - ~ •• ,...., Schuler w119 aecoqtpaniocl the la!d ~· • map oo Happr uarv..- elau of the • ......, at the municipal porldD8 inl· · Mn. Ma'jorte Gl'lniiD line. water prodUCinS ability, lllid a drurcb. lot. He wu due lor moro poHUeol Tbe ·~c:omJ:ot.ID • ...,... ciolft. Same .Lord Ia ~lui In lillp showiDC lndUitrlel.and In' 'Qie tai>IO wu ollrlcll"!' In opeecllmaldng at and whleb llleltJ¥ tulll, "FIIIII li Tbo Vfeiory," dUotry . r e 4 Cll'li;i'. ""'tlrod" with a WllhlniJioo, Pa.. before leaving bollcGplal'l and bifar>tr7, 'llu pool ''Oilr lllooood lledeOmer." ·!n .eloolni, Mr. Blabsleo ~bra boldlnll oo !ln'aoge. Ia ~ af1emaoD lor Jndianopolla. of two.cla7 adi!IIJ!el ~dine '·'Thil TOuch ill aald, "Melp County ·l iM ' I dlelll·· of t~iftun-.ms 111<1 Aftet.• 8j)MCh In Jndianapolla he u. s. IJ!IIalantrY• IIIIth ~ ICI-Pmtn Hoocio," wu by futuJ-.," pn, five fall . . In C8ndtes. Mn...... !1f w Loollvllle. ICy .. whore ...,.. TWo of lllo .&tmr'• 11 QoUtlll. . lciltr ·needo el the .eo(!nty lilo· lllitiU' jiiilded at llil ,U.iir hi :will oddrtH • political ..U, bailie ttiiJ!Gnod In 0 B. cl.lclt!!UIII, •W. 1114 .boni. IIIII> ., IDDi&htare ),1alt fl lbo .., llllillfoldrJ· , & 61 Ponti~c .- • ·- - $2395 V8 Calollaa 4 J)oor Sedan. OWriOd ~I mlnloter. IIJ• -1111111-~· ~ ~~~ ~ .p Rotary Trad,e~lns Top. ~ot "-h0·1ars.·hi•ps 'IUU~Je :tO·~ CLEAN·--·ONE .: oWNER dramallo. Nitt. USED TRUCKS -loacW With Vaflljl . ,. ~ ·~ -···.-;-r·· ··--··----p ·- . . ,, b ~ G·.. . ·l\0. ' Qvernor avs Admiuion: 71k! and 3lk! =~ S :• F ~Jl'~ a atir .. . Callan pursuta her of t h e _ , p r - .r ... your olfl<e obould reqput be cte- ;N.,.. ~ oevo~ 'II., FURNITURE DEPT. ah Watley . . . . a Ho.UdaJ spree Ira py Pareel . . pe. In a boat. Colorcartoona ~- ~ Of NEW BREAKFAST SETS Pei'MrDJ, Ohle ' J , 'Prelates' Dimute Delays =·~ -r Aaa-~y,,..!il.urine pf0f'res8 JnVatiean • TaJks A....polnl ,.:;:•:: =: :: Ioiii the ..,..:.,. - · • ticlna m!nbnum. AdviM qliloktll - Su- ~mUI B~~~" boseD~ttil,ge~ USED CAR BUYERS ' • At Halftime ~t~~lt lro~~er ~ ~s ~ !P~:Itl!lt<L,-..~II!ot,lill"l!lllo·,..... ~v . po~~t~oo,~ ~ ~~ ~ Heated For ."BillbOonl. ~" ~~,IM~ ~ ~"- .._,,~ ,,, it 1 ~ . . ,.Su ~ ~ ~ Minor lnJ·uries . lllood ·of~ ~Pravda. Delio~~~· were~ il~ ~ TO ·THRIFTY ( ' ;: :;:=!::!:: .~ ~· ,.:··~~ :t!...u:.~~~~:· • N~ ~sill ~ ~illili!tat<-reriii'!i'l <'tllliy.,~'Olnued ~"of~ IIitt~·oi! NOTICE FC . r. ,. . 8 Pomeroy Hl&h BChoola high- • wsqns of th!urea WhO can boast he W!" an for f11ve Ume1 leo than when he stepping JJWCI!InC band, braY• far 11eo. t11h e - 111111. ells Fargo, tlie famous transportatiOn 111111 that helped ·slarted \j'lth tbe company, oal!l eel rainy ,...ther 111<1 1 pwrty D.Qre oakl the WbU. "'.....,... llli4 •:opeclllea"" op.e n the American frontier. I1Rudiaill. He noted . that EJber. !ll'idirOD FridiY Ditlbllo pnsenl HoUa. toJd him VAT!CAN CITY (UP!) - '!be Ecumenical Council· there ....i bo ,. "'' ,M,):, Rudlilll accepted the express agent job during the Ifelch In Pomeroy probably hao a lop notch halfllmo procr'!Dl. ·olcleratloo'' would be given ID aoy reo:eUed suddenly today after only one hour of Ita first .., to 0111 dayl' when the horse and buggy were ordQiary land beeo the best cuotamer. "and Tbol!gh ntll'lf every m""" · ......,_ of 1 aoliot working session following a dlepute on voting procedure. 1 from 'And ·be has stayed with it tbrougl,l the I... of, the .nkoal·'.li!!wu lbroui!l ber of the Ponth!f bond w a I or ' • M 8,000 council fathera !Ued out of St. Peler'• Baall· : : : the W8YI <lf )ife, bUsineSS aCtiVItieS lnd tra• . tho yean, . · . •• . drencbed· fro!ll the heavy rolohod lea, the COIIIICll presidency of 10 cardinals remained 00. o<1a of , . " ' :.......... w vel mtlhodi were . Mr. . wHI be ablll fall; Director llmlald Wolt • lor .... _. Nord:e'D - • bind to try to solve the disagreement before the nell Mcndllh, Whllf. ~ rttlrecf Septeni· pre11 Co. ID elijoy an exleoded -lion Rill hla band onto the flo I d . w_.... Orola fiDOraJ session aclteduled for Tuesday morning. tooched off 1 blooclf liet ber lit, 1)1 ,~ _I'll•· .ouf· In January of '1919 Mr. Rudl· ond he undoubtedly do..mo H, with t prec!Oion driU ahow. . aDd OreiOO. but DOl lor W....... . Tbe ourprla'lnl . denlopmellt haD." ......, ""'· .,_ m twlr ,.,.... af !lie " - lrc!lghl :oill came to Pomeroy far the alter workintl day in, !laY out. 11 startocl.lilb the bond mov- 11!11, R - ,...u.tecc came I& l'oJ10 Jolil XXIII . wu Wblle the -ued hocldOd ODcl joiNd by II..Wa • .,dcjlot· Nit only· - ,thO lllooable 1m\! time. Hi! waa here ~ lor "' many yearo. 1111 down field ·m a two II D • the otorm _.,. ~ aa<th ..-, JtCoiVIIIJI neerby ID the Vatlcoa'a In St. Ptter' cloood ID the the .. . 111 bu\. yo. tbe oxpms ·otiout three lftDI!Ihs before .boing ,._ ·•··••• 1111 "W 0 8 1 lad l!u1t roiDa would up Ia CJ:apei than 1!00 rops, • · 'Df"L olll<e w ,dooed. Rail' ll'anlierrod 10 Gallon. ,_ •· ·- • · · ·• • forma,..,. 'i,'"!" aQIIle <;ollfornla . and Or- by .....,.. reMOtoti... of die ""'ld pnao, Popo Jolm _,.eel journal- 'l!:e alv•IIIJ IIIII ....,_ I( offlc!sle p.,on .., January 4, tel. he re· j a lrl ·. fall: . IDclucll:ol; R!llli!l"'· .. lito the -ld In die Ita ''d llrinC 1!1111 · · · • male> lunlod to Melgl Coo-=M111" ··•·- . • . •... " '!Jieoball fona In He a.clmonlahed them "tboro lllltln! ......... mettiat!l dlolilr 4JorlpllurJ ·tlmf-llltOO ageiin n· r11; ... ""· -· · ... .. -lialff'n . 'l'!:ol •, · .,, . · · a biJ lnl bus!Maa. IM!ddloport. aodiBUI was .;,. u .J lloalf ..... ... thilll'ii""""' afoot" In _ _..... iiwtif... ,. Temporarllw though, RudiBID't , ployeel at Mlddl<port OctoIIJI,diarROIId Wll IC!rmed ll!rOIII .lfiih ;f tho .... ...... ""' !lOY-I acholastte . I irJi1 Ocalena wife, labn over thll ber :n, ltSD, When he took over tile flelcl, ond I oerlol bl """"; W..:id ilorloa rr... N..,.,...i!ft doe oudiOI1COID be per ' - ' - and the CodmuiDial ocholaotk: ......,, · _. •XI>.... wollt ,. In tho both"""'' in. C01l801fdatilll. ter marcl\eJIInilltft llnil rlghl cJaco a!-i .. New Yon could be conlniiiiOd b)o part)' (0DJU, • . - · · of !jhtlr Legion Ter· 'l'lle agent happily recall• thot foclllls. 'nle majorellel were playtd IOday. of 1 "r<VOlt" In the CC>III1hll led TWo llniil- alta 101 In St. leadenblp ....... • ra<e h!xnt. ,.._ .Rudisill is a1oo 1:0 encouraged Henry . Ewli:g, alao iealured u they perlorr!>.. b1 Fraolcea Achtlo Cardinal IJen. Ptter'a. '1'bey joint _ . . _ coUlD& lor • ,.. a long·time eiQp\oyee of tbe 1,_,ui buslnesBman of P1lm· 'Jio,i wr<ck •let!'"' were lebo eel a chorus line I'OUI!ne will: .ort. VladJmlr XalllorO¥, ss, and Arch- turn 1D law ml orcll<. • - • -y. wodced olnc>1! eroy, 1D complete hiJ oohoolinS ID Meigs l!emonal Hatpllal lar the bond playllll In the back· eMCe8 Or 'lbt COUIICII, In a pr., alate- prteat Vitali. BoroVol, 46, of the aed ..,._ .,... lllo .......... Ill$ u etert. Is baodli:g .,.. become "' undertaker. Ew· treatment of apporonts minor .,. ·ground. . ment IIIII· llua8laD Orlbodor Clmcb wbo whlcll boo pr<!H duti01 on.• comml01lon ba·. lng worked for the _ ... agen- Juries lollowinl a night Ending the actlvlllel wert i "Ai the b.,m.111i of the Yoilng, were ill a opeclal tribtmal lor Ellewbere, then_..- ... il! for the P'"'\"'nt with ey undo!' Rud!siU as a young accident on & SyCamole- the "Fight Song" one! PvmefS. Cardinal the bllhop of some 50 non • Catholic obeervet1 velop_.. In lbo Clllllllol: ,.... tLightoln.ll Boyd . 11<00g · '1*1· sts i: Middleport. roy'o "Abila Mawr." Lllle, requeotei! , pormJsotan ID and gueota to the OOIIIIeiL -The u.s. l'lllio Qn:alt 1 1¥ delivery· worJc1 AcUvltleo of hla laat day on It wao reported that an aulp · 1 pre-prne ci!YIIIel 1 !lborl peal: and he .,;,1, .-ndeel by of " - " il ""' OrlaMI. ·A natJve of di!clev!lle, Mr, the job are 1111!C11q!"able "hours driven by Charleo Merrill ,..,.. n '•lon -•· a . pr . n1ec1 OUR Joseph Carc11no1 Frln•• the archalderintl _....,.-... ....... Rpdls!ll a!orllcid •· working lor lor Mr. Ruclilill. Relaxing 1!1 a lnr, 18, Pomeroy RD. rMI Into the RwW wu ese r• W!'llo lliara9 lheN on AugiYt I, comfortable chiir, he recapped rear of· a <lit OJ)eC'ated by Morli: wetbnl fUS . lJ'e S B.lo 1917. He at!U hll1 the original SepWmer lit, 1982- · Eugene Goff ,. RID 1 Lonp- m erent ""'"'~·~ w e Funerol oorvJces for ·Mrs. • ...,....... -....-~ 1 · form where he ,applieel for w1re rode _CJII 1!\e .me. ' ·' ' music of ".Salvation March." Garnet Middleport, who beceUie of tbe ....., 17 of opeMW . . . . . . . , . .lo :lbe -:"' U:e job. It clearly\ siiipa ill U:a l1lth me !bat diJr; P.•.Z.. · Deinigeo to the · IWl . vehlclea died lhll momintl aii!QIIIII" : eaf application that ""P'!t""' .,.... 118" 1 delivered · wao w the Dut· wao ht!mated at ft~JQ. CJGII woo NJIW' orncB, pltal, will be held lllonday ot I pona 111 maldng possible better Jocbon and pledlel' 10 .,,.IM not to be far li:jur- lon Drug store In Mlddlepoot, "'"erlnJ from a posaible back . D. Fred B. .CIII"IO)'. MoloD den- p.m. at the Hillnd Chapel, of m!dot oPPOOIIIaa le!. !"d that llio .,., dim- aod tile leot . . - 1n the E"' i:jury lind Taylor ,., -led till, .penod tho cloor11 of hla new Laurel CUll, wllll burial In :::00 Ie bJ IV«'/ 1ep1 ooc1 1 1010\11• ' · pruo olfiee wu """"""" ,... lot ohock. 80th drlvehl were talc· deotal otl1co loeoted 1 Beacb Grove · cemetery. · raou . 10 ' ........,.. • , Allor _ , . yean ot tile Wald c- & Sana sto.. of en to the hoopllal by MiddlePort mile liDUtb of the fllmeroY • Sho. wu a member of the HI· ot.tly before a.m. the •• fllmeroY. police 1 ,., • "" Clr<t..llle. Rudloln tran• Racine." emergency . .....,. lqlllldlrlnen .., bridge on JIA>Ute e. Friday land .churcb. . . b'!Jb ap. two car wreclc Fr;dey on w..t - Ole IIIII taw acl!oal : f<rr«< to C111111catho, fl.lll th"" to RanJnlaclng of the early dayo wha......, called at Ull p. m. molnlna. Hla flrc!t pa- wa1 Surv)Yon Include hOI' hus· Immediately after. the .......,n MabHI and tho vol- lire lli>hort Jl'q, ...... • W W(linlnglon. He .woa!J'IId only In hlo ......,., Mr. Rudlo\11 oaid Tay... wao cited to Middleport Mro. WiUiom Zertle of syracuoe. b nd u-- " l children Mra pnoldency mot In the councU departmel>t wao ........,eel e&'ly oosoclolioD . . _ ID Ill. Loillo, · • 8 wl)on he starteil. lAter Wells thet during lhe a s)IX>, "'lrl on a charge o1 drlvfnl 1n a wo ' . • .· today !or a bn:oh lire. called lor _...... of """'"' beeame Ameridio Ell· ._..., of about tiOO.OOO In mh Nd<l... manner. . MEIGll MEMORW. ROSPITAL Ida Sulllvtn, . Aak Foreclo1ure . Firemen wero ..m ID the 1'<11> who - - to - ll......., ADMissiONS-- Stowe, Harry J. Sn,_, • .., '!be. MoArthur i Loa:l, Hlgb School looll>all lield llo!ahdl. llood of 1llo I . . MAN FINED Synicult; llaoloo: and a brother, Dale Stiles, Kent McArthur. has uked lor ,,... It 4;11t •• m. today. It wta .... Juatlco Civil JU&blo 1 Hurley Hutton, Rutland, was Walter Jonea, llldlleport. fivo ancl n In of a mor'ljage ill Meljs ported tbat a brulh lire Wll lo Dlvllloo, IIIII ID Woohlzlltll 1llol .<. · , .• 1 c J... · C' . lined flO and 001la today i: DlSOIWI(lES - Dan flilllr, srot 1', · OOIIll)'......,., plea!- ogalnat _ . , · near the otadimn. Of· Mendilh'a il 111o • 111 1'11;..!(.•'01 , I'J'I I Meigs (),>unty OQUrt where he S)'r8CIIIO; Torey Phalln, Pomeroy; FrlendJ IDtl' ·ca11 at· E"""'' Gorcloo C. ProfHtl. 'lbe.enb11ndi- f1c1a1a oaid there.,.. dange. wnUr boo • .,..... ci1 BertDavio,Rutlanci:EIIaLoRue. Punerd homo S!lturda7 OVIII' oiled the plalnlfff Ia ......... HenYdainai•W81 pr••- ...,_ ;' 1 , .. . . . ob.irle· Dexter. 1111 lro!n I Ill I P,JII: ltl,m.so judgmoot. by the two autao invol?ed i: tho ...,...... with ...........,• -.u...... ago~ I Stages Show tllot RUTLAND Pl I I ! . tran~rtatiOI!• year51JYhll~ ~ba~~&ing. 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