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' •••••• • • • "t . . . . . . . . . . .. i . 'O'+. ~ . .. ~ . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... .. .. / Dally Senllnol, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ' Oct . 2~. 1962-S' SOOE J•aaer. I I GrfJcers of the Glee Club are Echo Staff, Club Leaders At Southern Local Named I I I La s on ss Aht I Leanna Brewer , president; dA d n rr About _: last ~,ol Mt.ddJe""rf her Is Cand•"date F M Co ·g Willford , vice president : D 0 n I A H.arden , secretary - treasurer ' . Jea n Miller, rep·m er anti Bever ly Price and Ernie M1ller , li- Columbulvtslloct ..... "" ....t. nlng lor. ruft wttll !IM!!r JIOI' end with his mother , Mr! Al- l!nts. Mr. and Mn Bethel Colebfrt Gordor!. ma n and Mr . and Mrs. G a1.1 Mrs. Berty Will•am• v~ll<d Mlller. fOUn I ,.., Friday in Columbus with brother and sister-in.~w . - - - -·- Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDamel. brarians. Of aSOO , 11 Mr. and Mn. Ri<hard VaugbMartha Childs, who has Southern L<x.:al High Schoo l's ers, Rus!lell Cummins, L l n d a At the first Sc1enc~ c 1u b jan and children and w P. ()b.. vJJ1ting m Columbus WJth her ~~Echo'' starr and other c 1 u b Hill . Helen Phillips, Marvin 1 m~eting Bob Sylvester was P'f . PLEASANT - Mis!l Don- linger were called to Dunbar son-m-law and daughter . Mr. l(ficen, hav~ been announr.; ed : T bbs. typist~; Judy Wigal. &:n named president , Tom Weaver, Sturgeon , 18-year-old daugh-~ yesterday becatlR of the death and Mn . Joe Falkner and chitPeggy Glenn, editor : Rober- Petrel. Clance Norns, Honn~e viee president; Steve of Mr and Mrs. Donald of Mrs. Vaughan's falber , w. dren returned home last Fri- 1 Kraeuter , feature editor Rob- Holter , J ane Ann Powell , Dav1d secretary, Lynn Mallory , of Ashton , was chO!en !D. Parsor11. Mr. Parsons un- day . She was brought home by l, '-'.1\JU ert Wines, Judy Wigal, Terry Gloeckner , Rickey S~rgenl, June lurer and Da vid Gloeckner , Mason County Ct>ntennial Queen derwent 1urgery •t the 1bom- the Falkners who 1 pent the will represent Mason Coun as Memorial Hospital last week weekend hert. Bradford, Robert Deem, Fea- Neigler and J ean Miller , report- porter . lire writers: Leanna Brewer, ers . Future Farmers of In the State Centennial Queen and dJed Sunday. His .ervices l Mr . and Mr!l. Jack Collem;m ,l literary editor; Bill Holman . Band uffioen are Janice !officers are Richard at Charl ~ ston on De- will be held today at lhe Kel1y l and daughten , . Kathy , Becky sports editor; James. Bra ~e , Smith, p~esident ; Kay WiliFord, I Pres ~denl ; Carl Circle , vi c 14 and ' h. Funeral Home in Dunbar w. and Debbie or PJckermgton . Charles Hupp, Jean M1ller, Lm- vice pres Jd ~nt : Terry Bradford, president; Jeff Lee, ' Donna is a 1961 graduate of visiting with thtir parents, Mr., da Pickens, Ricky Sargent. bus· secrf'tary-treasurer ; June Neig- 1~ R<.. ndall Reiber , treasurer ; RonHannan High School and is en Pfc. William Fink of Ft. and Mn . Bethel Coleman and : lness managers ; Donn.._ Bow-,ler , reporter and Tadd}· Durst , nie Holter, reporter , Glenn Riz. rolled as a student in Marshaii iBragg, N. c . and Mr . and Mrs. so~ Roy and Mn. Dorolhy l F""'""'""'"-""'"""""'""'=-i.•·--'='-----~-.,~· ----..:.-..__~---, er, sentinel aod Roger I University . John BllCkley and l!IOD, Jeff of R_h~H of Pt. Pleasant,Suzanne Wolpert , .. daugbter Chesapeake came last Friday VJSJtmg last weekend WJ_ th the .student advisor. ! UNIVERSITY QUEEN _ lor Mc . and Mrs. Philhp Wolpert for the Middleport-Nelsonville Bethel Colemans was lhe~r son, , de~~a~f~~~erF:~~r:lected Ohio State University 's of New Haven , was first run- game and to spend the week- Dan Sanborn of Sprmgfleid, who el ""· Lmda Lipscomb, vice 1962 Homecoming Queen is nerup and Janet Eshenaur , dau· end with their parents, Mr. and also attended tht homecommg Harold Chase, t.lgr. Miss Ludy Cru f Q ghter of Dr . and Mrs. R. W. Mrs . Owen Fink and family. at OU . Locutt st. Mi.-Jdleport 1 ident ; Linda Eichinger secre- ICit th Ph 'll ' z, .0 Phone WY 2,2511 Uf1.0D Cshenaur of Point Pleasant was Other visitors In the Fink home · Mr . and Mrs . Gene Coleman 1 tary-t~easurer; Coral~e _ Y' e lppme~ - ~ chosen second runnerup. during the weekend were Mrs. and children arrived last h1stonan ; Donna Da!ley, I • I Other girls who took part in Howard -Erwin and children of - ~- ness_manage~ ; Jeanme Manuel, the county contest wer«: Sue Racine and Miss Georgann JeCparllamentarJan and Jane Ann I Deal. Garnette Dabney , J o a n· fers or New Haven., w. va. Powell . reporter . I Oliver and Phyllis Zickefoose. Mr and Mrs Robert Turner Mr'· 1 a Voice Of Broadway .•. Reporting IVa. ...... BY DOROTHY KILGAUJ!N BROADWAY GRAPEVINE MARIE McDONALD, WHO SEEMS TO BE TROUBLE proce, is bedded with AL'1 .. I pneumonia . . . There's a deal in the '"' lie works for Artie Shaw to form a baed for the road, but have , it "fronted" by aDother maestro - possib1y Georgie Auld - the way they do with big name hands I CHASE HARDWARE 1, \ I when the leaders dle. Artie js anything but dead; he just refu ses to play a clari- 1 net any more. He might consider dipping into some other rhase of show bus- • I I I .... t~ rrdJtJO fo.et! 1 The Business Education club .I N. Y. Intimates sa y they ' 1·e "" The Broadway ar:countants sta the estimate th•t Joe Glaser will malre about $5.000,000 as the "outside' ' manager of Sonny Liston. Translated, that means he doe snot have anyth.lng to do with Sonny's work in the squared circle. alth c,ugh he is slated to go to Europe next WN1k to. hw ~ Ia II(• D Extl11slve SAF~Y GRID Heating Element I Carol Channing, while working the ~lght spots with George Burns, is takIng a qui<:kle course h German . She'll need it for her role in th e Broadway mu· sica!, " King's Mare." lAnd since they have a little time, don't you think they 1'01 ilt•. l'loi l j] ( 'I ' n~ ~I n ,'ria U. • t . .,,:, 11"1 IH in~ j .. h, '"' "" ,. · ~ I'r I I ELECTRIC HEATING end INSULATION South Africa, but" the executives at Para· mount Pittm·es vow that when "Wonderful To Be Voung" was released in Phone 667-3415 .{. vl~ted over t h • I .. I lH E SH0E £0:· 1 ""'=""""'""'="'·"-==-~..'!,.:.'::'~ ~1 1 ~ '~-v LO~ I • WORLD'S FINEST PERFORMANCE because It's HANDCRAFTED You tt. .... 1ewott MFYiet tlhd.ehu • , • trutar opentirc de~od•billty . becll~o~M J --- Zenith ' & hanzonUil dYaars hq. •II ha>nOwt,_. GET $2000 HERE TODAY 1 Middleport, 0 . The ARROWHlAD MoeN~ K2D15 Oillrncttv,. llim 1tylt>d Cllbrn•t ,...;,~ •rn!fl mw1rin1. In l••inecl W1tn u1 color, 111IF!fll M•hoc•nr color. or 1r1ined Blond Wllnul calor. f"nlrn IOund-oul-front 1 p.,~''• top Clrry hlndll, Monopot1 •nt,.nn1 . $tlotlil1 Dill, 1n-d .... rm• ·S..C T"'"'"l- VAtuf PRICED INGELS FURNITURE For Highest Quality- lowest Price, S" PHONE WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT P. 0. BOX 224 • ., Wll He's a rtreat' to know • "The Unicorn". HENRY FONDA, ATTENDING "Long Day's Journey Into Night" with pretty Deanna Cunningham, just grinned when • ( ,.". e e • several friends mentioned they'd come I'Uil from the wedding reception for Hank's Michael Wager. true _ex-wi!~Sus".",_and :iAl ews THE FRIENDLY MAN WITH THE BETTER BRAND.··' -- -------. c·r.e '' I THAT one') .. We have no way of judging U.S. tasles by what's box office in ~r. ~I'Jtl ll ""In I CONTRAOOR . and family 1 ., christened her new 42-foot cabin cruls- •nlu• I t ~ •· nll l\o I 'I could find a more attrracUve title than 2 00 . You·~~ nev!r rela.1ed so colily, mode tuc h u pr ~ tly ,icture, nor wo1hed onylhing with 1ur h euse. lv~ ur i ou s l y downy Orion Pi le poo•;. ac ryl ic fibrt ) cuddles yo~.Jr Joel Ql you float on the softe ll of foam '"l n!!Hsolf!l . '' Comet in h! a ,.!n ·st nl wllit@ , pinM , blve, tv•qvo•~e . Women"5 si u-1: S (4-5'11). M j6 -7 '/,), l (8-9~1, 1 , MYRL COAKLEY South Afri rtt recently it broke the recOI"d in total grosses former·ly held by "Gone With The Wind ." During a lunch break on the Hollywood location where "Johnny Cool" is bemg filmed, Elizabeth Montgomery killed lime in a delightful macner. She f s only DEALER FOR K·24 INSUlATION 62-u 0££'ICers I ~!lllt9.U~ For '.~ffttr With The form that unbeatabl e combination ... IJVII ,I HEATING SYSTEMS Telstar ... The Snrdl Set hears t hat Elaine May was terribly upset by the folding ol her show in Philadelphia ·to the point where they lear it will affect her health . JN THE JAz'Z SET there's a lot of betting that Counl Basio and Joe Williams wlil be getting logether again to I 1 All-Electric take part in ananging a Liston bout on Classes Narne t \, ELECTROMODE IN ••• 1-'resident is Leanna Brewer, GIVEN INVITATION . weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe C~arles Hupp Is vice president, ~3 Pomeroy Chaplet 186 OES /Turner. Their small 8611, Gary Rtcky Sargent, secretary, and has received a special invit.a-. who had been here for several Alan Nevtlle. treasur :.>r . I 1 [lion to attend the reception hon-: weeks with his grandparents reMember~ of the Racine Year-~ Cl h bee oring Mr . and Mrs. Phil Wil· ' turned to their home in North 11 . ave n . ass 01cers book staff are Terry Bradford, 1 ted b So th toe H" h on the1r go1den wed Robmson wtth them and one of 1 editor . Roberta Kraeuter, Lin- ; ~c 1 f Y thu ,e;,~ 63 Jg anniversary , at the Fed- . their daughters, Sandra r.ennaio>da Hill ana Taddy Durst, Jay- c 00 . or e erm. church , sunday from 2- ' ed here for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beach out editors; Bob Essington and S~lllor class~en nam~ Bob Charles Hupp, sports editoi-s; Essmgton_prer-ade~t , Melvm Van I-="=~ Melvin Van Meter , Peggy Glenn M_e ter, VJ<:e president : James and John Hysell, business man- Oiler, s.ecretary - treasurer; agers: J im Oiler and Jean Mil- Peggy Glenn, business manaler, classroom editors ; J u n e ger: and Jean Miller , assistant i Neigler , Judy Wigal and Kay lbusmess manager. IWillford, proofreaders; Janice Terry Roush was eler.ted I Smith. Donna Bowers and Le- Jun.ior class pres~dent , Juanita [ anna Brewer. typists an,· Mrs . ' Smtth, Vtce presJdenl : Carol Shain, secretary - treasurer ; 1Vinas Lee . advisor. j Gayle Rees, business manager • ONLY $70-30 A MONTH TO PAY and Roberta Chancey. assi'Stant Giant~ Favoretl To business manager . COMBINE AU PAYMENTS INTO ONE ~i hip Washin!!1 1 Sopl1omore class offil'ers are e 01 Roger Adams, president; Gor- ~ BUY UP·SqUARE UP·AID HAVE MORE FUN. NEW YORK 1UP!l - Bwad- don Fisher, vice president and I \\"ay odd:; makers have installed J;..ck Bostick, secretary . trea125 E. Main St. the Nrw York Giants as seven- surer . Officers of the FreshPhono WY 2-2171 poi nt fa vorites for their head-on man class have not been ant"lll lision with the unheaten Wash· i nounced . . inc;lon Rell skins at Yank ee :;ta- l ' i dium next Sunday. ENTERTAINED I The Redskin.~ lead the F..astern Mrs . Everett McKnight ! Divi sion uf the Nali nnal Football Union Ave . entertained with a League with four vidories and dinner Friday evening. Guests ' two ties. The Giants are in sec- were Mrs . Race Davis, Rutland 1nnrl plu<"(' with fo ur victories and Mrs. Dell Bickle and Mrs, Julia · i two losses. Sharwask of Columbus. I 1 genuinely fond of each other. Rock is a fine pal to her son by a previou s marriage, and they wouldn 't be at ail displeased to see them wind up Mr . and Mrs . 111·:1 . Southern H1gh 1 ball star will reveal marriage plans in the near future ... Rock Hudson is leaving Marilyn Maxwell's side after spending considerb<Jie time cheering her in Armook :_1..,,_....,...,,..,..,,.,.,....,,/ 1 iness . . . Fri e nds o Willi e Mavs are busy spreading th e rumor that th e ba!'ie - " ' --· I f" :t ll ~ -<»:»W'" ,\ Iso 1'11 1\ d '· .. ~ your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. GeDiaL 1 Warmhearted. Willing to give more of himself ••• to add his own friendly touch to happy occasions. Eager to provide thoughtful, thorough service. This il tM friendly man of Ashland Oil. 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SlY' Mr: !#Nell Weeks of Mlnfoid, ant Texaoo Dealer will add.. free, to a ooolin• IYI• tem in l&ood Qrder, enou~ Tenoo Anti-Freez. to Hltore the proteotion or.i4inally apeci&ed. Ohio. "Electric h11t is worth more•. lfa ebsolutely clean end much more convenient" · What~uid It cost to hut JOur home electrically? You tin make your awn rough estimai- for i wtU-insulated homer !I; tt. •! lie • • <snriu11 CO!!) Trust your car to the man who wears the star , ' ' ' ' f , .< . 70 A DAY MORE• Stop by and ... us today, W • will dntln and oh..k your oor"a ooolinc a:vot•m·ond put in the!Mn antifreeze your moDe)' oaa b\lf ••• famous T•~WW• SWEI! lfouc ' COSTS US ONLY CITY ICE & FUEL (:ompare this tt!lmat• wl!h ·the costQI Ojltt11tlnl10ur ~ PHONii 1;01.LIC:T GALLIPOLIS 446 4233 hHtltlfl ,, MIDOLIPORT WY Wl16 ~)'~tern. for cleanliness, safety, tnllnten,ance cost end convenience~ Vou'll He why more than l-out· ol-3 new homes choose electric heat. why 5201 Older homes we serve convert.<~ to electric heat last year, why mot'11 thl!n 9,000 of your Ohio Power neilhbors heat elettricelly. " -:·.:.::--,,Jl"'~ ..,. ,.... AaaiMII l*lc•Moillq- lli.!.OO ·o~r c~~J~ome" hi• aoneiDOWtl 7 pe( cent. . If )tou want en.accuret.·eltt> trio heltlnl ellimltt .ior yo~<r home, present ar planned, call our neat'11st-offlce.Your·estlmatJ will be within 5 per cent ~· 1M actual cost. There's ~ dlar&e or ObllptioQ. o._,..,...,.,_,.....,. ,.,,., ti.tSince 1946 oil h~~g~~~ aone UP 1l, 111r cent, p' UP l .. · per cent, c:Oal UP per cent. In .. .· the $I me pa(fod the coat o~ '; ·, , , Tl!tn GOmPirt . tllcti'IGI\Y for home ~1!\1 by · .... t ;: _·( . ,~' . ... , . t .' . . '" . .. . ' • PRODUCTS ,84 •\ .> OIL .' ....-' ;;.< ' .. i~'· ~ - t r\, ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY . . . .._.,'i. ,.,_ ,; . ..., · ~- .. \ '!!':~lr ~ ·-~'· ~..,..:ol' :r..' ~· · ~!~ -~ .. ·1 . . . • . .• ' . . . - .... . . . . . - ~- ~ --- · ~ ... --- -·· ---- Ashland, KentuckJ , "' 't l· .. ·..JJ. 1•· ~ , .• · ' ----·-·· �? • • '· • - • .,. Dick -' .. ~I I . ..Dilly Sent!nel, ~ ..,.Middleport. o.. Oct. u . 198% t '. THE SPORTS DESK i .'. <~ Tiger Favored To Lift Crown Tonight. f;:~~;i~~1;~ foughl them aU and defended my title eight times. How could 1 bt hBSAN FRANCISCO \JPJI - .the undordol?" C mpion Gene Il'ullmer aDd The bout wlU be ataged ill C8Jl.o c:haUenger Dick Ti1er. 1 pair of dlestick Park, borne of lhe San lOB WJNGBTT battered battler• with identieal Francisco Giantl and the recent phy•leal meuuremtntl, tana:le to- World Berit!l. A crowd of between lftllaol 8ptr11 Writer llight for the World Bo.ma AIIO' 15,000 and 20.000 will be on band, 150•000 and • - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - •J<latloa's middlewei!ll< eilamplono pulllnl obip, with the ,... from Nl&lria 1300,<m 111 the wh rqllloro. an N lavorllo. 00 fteolot TV To Fullmer, tile Ideo o1 edda Tho bottio will be OIDI out 011 mdll1g Tiger tho lovorilo it 111· a eloMd TV eltaJlt to -la-o oompnbeulblo. around the llltlon. There will be "'I'bole IUY• making the odds no radio or TV ot tht ma~h mutt be oa Cloud NIDI'," uyt tbt whieh starta 1t" 7:3 p.m., PDT Football is always an exciting sport, but even more so lolor1110n mauler from Utah. "It tiOo80 p. m.. EDT> when the home team takes an unexpected vtctory. Such ljust doesn't make sense. I've 01 the money, Tiger gett a flat 87 HAL WOOD 'tJP1' 8portl Writer n bet-• , Chancey Got One Desire, Big Upset Victory For Panthers was the case Friday when the underilog Panthers played their best aame of the lelson and defeated the previoua-! ly once beaten Lo1an Chieftains. 1 CertainlY, the Pomeroy fans were happy aa their bat· tered favontea were leaving the field. However, hardly anythin& could have surpassed the happinea of Pom- "' LOS wi 98 AI 1 lidelllht of the e~•'k 12-8 Pomeroy win, Aubtant Coach Bickel II , . · old towel he picked up In the dre~~slng ·room be the oecond half otarted wa1 the lood luck charm that made victory hopes come true. He11 probably he clinging to the nme towel durinl tbt Wellston 1ame Friday night. ' " •• liE I wi lance Now Ohio's Top sU He .~ 'r I Ibis D !.lVI {' llr t _ il(•' roo <'<'I I J ong ~ ~ to Ma u- :I '" II Ol 01 Ins u Jot., , 11<'~ 1! . . ' III I ~J'If I •••·i nC ('(l i n 1 lintln 1 -~-, , f 'OR • trUI ' SAl ews Che " IIt~ t:a AlsiJ Gene Mauch Honored As Top Manager . . AI~N Little R kets 8 p eat omeroy 7-Q0 Gf8 ders Mn"ch wao nomO<I by 12 o( tho I'ODCj 24 boa.wbll wt1l1ra eompril lnl the UPI'~ board of bSBeball ex:pcrts. Walt A~1ton ot' the Loa Ange le• Dodgen reeeived 11ix votes,. Alvl~ Dark ol the San Franc1sco Giants had thr~. Ca1ey Sl• nllll o1 the Now York Mota got two and Fred HutchiMOR or lhe Cinc!Matl Rodo had ono. The Phii Hes were 1 ~ a;ames under .5011 -Moon thoy .. jelled'' Ia June. No 1mgle mave was re1pon. 1.00 1962 $00.1' lane 1955 Al:!e halfback Bo Rein, who smred four times agalnat South, broke a bone In the top of hJs , - - - - - - - , . ; : :-- rlaht band and may ba out lor the campaign. Rein has scored 14 touchdowns and 100 point!! for Niles in six victorie• thl1 ~~eason. __:____ NEW YORK <UPU - Gene Muuch uf the Philadelphia Phil· lief!, who combines fiery on-thefield leadership with patient un· derslandlng of his plnyer11, was named the Na t i on al Lt!ngue'• "Manager of the Year'' today by the United Prell lntematlona1. The honor wtnt to Mauth ror his key role in making the Phil· uLet me e1rry the ball thll liet the hotte1t team In bllSCball time, boy! I'm mad about for the last two months of i.he sometblnt!" tea30h. The spurt, 30 vietorie• in ---thl' ir Jut 44 gnmM, enablld them tn end the sea!iOn with an 11-86 0C record - ~ou, gamM bftter thlln their 1{1111 !lniah. "" ' "t \fii n . lle<ordt 81mJiot MOORE'S in POMEROY PRE-WINTER SALEI Conae In For II "PREl'IED"' c shift- 'I'hl Pomeroy 7-8th frldl football team suffered 1 34-22 llltback Monday on the Well• ton tield. A 111 pound backfleldor lOt Wellaton •cortd all of the op- pool lion louchdowtlll. Welllllon pabbed an early lead when oibleo rolbor It wu . tho lollinr tho big fullback acor!d 1 pair of lnto place of many p 1ect11 of th• touchdowna before two min· Philadelphia ~I ..•W pUtzle - oil utes of the llrnt had elapsed of which Mauch had bee worklna Pomeroy•, flrat touchdow~ on for 101M ttme. was scored on a pus from The ll•r mta ln the r•ur1ence l Andy Porter to Lennie Van I I were pltehar Art Mahaffey (til· Meter In the second quarter w. DeMJa Bennitt (g.f ) tnd re- The ume combination account-. lievt'r Jack Baldachun Ct2-7 in 87 ed for the Panther extra points gam.. >, conV0111d thlrd-bo-an In tho third porlotl Portot hll Don Demeter and ouUlelders Van Melet' on another pa 08 lor Johnny Callilon IIIII Tony oanaa. the oocond Pomeroy tdlidtlez. Mauch aloo ti<Oived credit down. for the devtlopmtnl or catch• '11\t flnal Btby Panther TD Cal Da!r)mple tnd leC()nd-baae- was scored on another pa!!s man Tony Taylor into dependable I comblilation This tlroo from playen. , Don Swisher to Jack Haggy Taylor, playing In 161 gamea, Swisher threw to Haggy for~ teamed with ehortetope Ruben extra points. Pomeroy w~ Amaro and Bobby Wlftt to help pJay Rutland's 7-8th ara 'l'tft'tlllded victories bM week, but the UPI ratings underwent anoth· er shuffling from top Ul bottom. Unbuten Sln(iuakf took over third place following an 8-6 SQUHII! 0\'1!1' Markin, while Warren, a 46.0 winner over Cleveland J~hn Adams, fell from third to s1xlh. Stubenville and Cincinnati Roger Bacon, which tied for sixth a week ago, deadlocked for fourth this time around . Following Warren were Lorain Admiral King in seventh, MiddJetown in eighth and Toledo Central Catholic in ninth. Sprlngfitld Iouth alipped into the top 10, displacin1 Fremont Roll. 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Enjoy Fortl'•lloal!ottyline end N•lnill a,• Votta .. Plel81 n. POMEROY There"• aoihtq HU ai'LA...- ritbell .., SOUTH THIID 315 Alh St. lloow why weaay ••• AND PRICED SO OIW THUNII:IRIIIIO I llfllllllt IIIII ......._WL"Liti.ll •. til !Ill ._.., Nl trill f1111rJ ar Cft!s : •·~. lltld1 '"'lftnltllltllt • .,..,, FIRESTONE DEALER . Phone WY 2-5186 Threo c>boen for thrllly Gu! About a penny'oworlh drieo a whole load of clotheS -f..u.r, froohor and fluffier/ There's no OYenlrying with Gas, either. Ita ..,.,llo heat keePI the bloom in co1ono • , • the bounce in fabrics. A Gu Dryor leu to U.lall, ._ CO maintain--to you get added aavinp. Stop ot YO!Il Gu applian<e dealera ooon and -the lalotl modebo. TbOy bave a 11111 ranp of drying temperatureo and timecycles for every type of fabric. Once you've seen the new Gu Dryers, you'll ' Ntw MHC INti Hi 1*101111 CMtM m~ll~lt 111111111r modtltl r~~t o. Firestone Lifetime GUARANTEE r IIOif FOIIO'I'IWICE·A-YEAI MAt•TENr\IICl SPAIIS THE WIIOl£ fOlD l!N(J -..... NEW SUPER TORQUE FORO GAWIU Tilt IDoll, ,.,_., ,._, ol 1M Thundltbirf ••• M liMb- Mil IIHIIIA fiN I . ·BAKER FURNITURE lnclud g-I l setback to Lima ent of the )'W for ftWtt. If all Shawnee. , start, thl total pUI'H wUl bltut,.. 8.::'1bkyr 7-0 smacked Upper iYH Wlb the winner'• .,..,. at 81 us ' Jt-0, In Ua la•t ouUDJ: ~ ••· . ~ - ..., I ,..,. Phone SH. 2-4811 25 to 75% On TheM ••• Oc also t~rned in some fancy runnl?g agamst the Browlltl In an r:o•· sixteenth elaule t.ht through Ice, mud or ••• or - pay the tow! Of ODDS & ENDS 0: mer Htieholder l"'o)od Pattet1011 l .W... While at Pittsburgh, he tarried the ball 16 times for 266 yards caught eight passes for 41 yard~ and returned eight kickoffs 141 yards. \ 11 maneuverab\e !I(Juad ttltt Wti HONOLULU (\JPJ) - Prorno?assing From a stage in whltb tw Sam leblnoee said today that teveral key playero ,..,. pla. ba wou1c1 liko 1o promote the ,.. tooned Into one in which oU or I!Jbt botwOOD heavyweight motl w!H play reg"larly. dlalllpltln Solll>j' ~ and for· IIIII llqe It In Tokyo. lehlnoee, who said Liaton would appear Jn an exhibition here Nov. If, idtlad that he _,ld apply to itaried Aa:•ID•~ BNWtll MasaiUon, which finished In 19th :~~::n game et Akron before plato lhio Week, now bao I 4-3 ScoiOI ~~~ ob!k to h ifba k 1 8 c record but the Tia~ers have sCared AI , 4t or~ polnta in each of their :II I'~t :~:n~k !a ~:~n!::~ four WU11. Coach Leo Strang, In- 0 I bellll b hi the cldentally, aays his team Is 8 18 s 1 u Jruaof ~ an 1 ·•well" again £ollowinl a siege of ~tili netdcolO~: work on atb:go~ lnjurlea 1111d may make things patterns thouah.. P to11Jb for the remaining foes nn Boalol· played .behind Tom WI~ the schedule. son durJ the fl llliddletown't Paul Walker. oon don 11 th rst throe O,:b~ of the blsketball coach, looks like fuJlbl.ck behin~t!118 mo Thert I hot prot>peot ror tho colltge loot· wao llttlt chance ol :::;,•· action ball scouts. Young Walker quar- thert. I lorbaeko the Middletown team fm' S<oilet weight 212 now but probCoach Glenn Ellison and complet- ably wHI pt down to 3011 U hi ed II of It J>OI&es Friday In the Itaya 11 hollbaclc ~~lee' 32·13 win over Lima Sen· The Brown• bejm workfnc out · • Wedntlday for tht eonteet lu Steubenville 11 Harry Wil901'1 Ptttaburah not Sunday ICOI'ed thr_ ee more touchdowns in the 44-0 v•ctory over East Liver· pool on n.w of 12, Z4 and 11 VII :roa RICH PtraJ ~ar<la. But l!amlltoo Taft rolled CIISRIIT HILL, N- J. UPIup tho blp~:·II!Ore ol tho woek, A field o1 nino lt 'npected to '10-0, over l!alolllon Patrlleld. otorl In the Gonlenla at Gordon Coldwater, Which boosted a 1t- Stalo Park thll Sa......,, wbleh game,ln stnak three weeks 110, would m1H the milt and on. tha Phil!i.. rank lhlrd In the tum on allor tile Pomeroy lied league In fielding IIIII lourt In Thuntlay IICitaol. double plays. At MUOD•t -.:1 Ma"ch hed developed a htply ln!lll TftU: BOUT BIDI!S 11111EE WINNER8 CHICAGo UPH - Jockey Joe Glor.lloo rode three winnE!ts at ~porto-·• Park Mondoy, lncltltlo lnl bolb endt o1 • l66.1l0 dollJ claul>lto IIIII 1bo lllllllnl last week's..t~.m , &e!flmll ' NEVER TOO EARLY TO BUY TOYS end. He also grabbed one pua, 1lnUian , Hamlton Townshtp e;ood for 22 yards. e_a_ch_.- - - - -- ------''-" SCales, who came to Cleveland steelers next SUnday. ·~I'm really looking forward to playing against iDY .for.mer teammates." Coacb Paul Brown said after the game Sunday that Scale!! had the job il M could hold onto the foothill. Brown sald "Charley came to u1 with the r!putattcm of be1nt something of a fumbler." Actually, the rugged back fumbled six times in his two years with the Steelers. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (1J) (6-1) 8rowns' 8ack hom Plttaburp, 11 laoldna lorward to the contest with the Phone WY 2-2452 NOW ON DISPLAY CharIey ScaIes E 8erth "- lh: ha II alter the 101b round," says 1 s t~ CLINTON FISHER CO. "COLOR CENTER" cloloo over Henry Hank Ia Naw York on March 31: · "The Tiger w!H wtn It sorne jrnuch laster. FUllmtr. 'l111t't a lot o1 talk that-. Nllea McKinley loomed bluer cUnch at lout alhare of ill sixlh 2. Nil" tl !!-Ol than ever. llolllhHftern Ohio !.eol"' crown. 3. Sandusky 3l !..._ll The hiJb ·fl71na Aviston. who Tho Gallia County loom hao been <. Sloubanvillo !ll <7.0l have marched roufbshod over olx tied once 1n oevon •tam and that 4. Clnn. R. Bocon %1 !e.Gl COIIIIcu~vo loeo lollowlns an woo a "" ttandol! wilh Point 6. Waneo Ill !64tl opening Betback to Lima Senior. Plea-, one o1 the top teanw 1n 7. Lorain King Ul !7-0l took over firat plaet from Nilee Welt Vtrglnia. In the 18 m~ cir· e. Mldd!atown (21 rs-u The talte of victory wa1 undoubtedly lood for t b t McKinley In the Uniled Pre11 ID- Ieult, Neilonville bu dropped oo 9. Toledo Ceatrol 2> tHl Middleport Yellow Jacket.. as they druobed !\el!onvu.o ternadonol ..., baa ratings th11 straight games in league ploy. 10. Sprlnafleld Bouth U>Il 14-0. Coach Frank Eschleman proclaimed following thl'iwaek. It wu the lint change in COLUMBUS !UPD-Tbo Dnlted , _ 10 ..,.,, u . win that he ",hadn't felt •o &ood fo~ two years." . . !tho llldar.b!p llru>l. lha ratlnft Pm• Jnlomotlonol Ohio high lit. lgnotlut 1l : 12. Mtddleport S defense played an Important role lD 1t1 10& underway last month. schooJ coache11 ratings with first Rou It: 13. SteubtnvlUe win. On two diflerent occasloftl the Jackets ltopped Nel- l AlthOUJh most high tchool -- liS; 14. X.Oio 10 ; u. •onville a1 they chua&ed cloH to the goalllna. lchomplonthipt are open for .orne Wotteroon 16; 16. dupuit. lhlo one could be settled Cleveland Benadletlno and The Racine football team of Southern Local High .Nov. I when the two lop teams too 15 each; 10. MaosJlloD 14; :1. school really llker to play football. lt has biOII a good r eolllde lo llttlt tha !lOUt on the Gallipolio IS. season for the Tornado ~quad that won &illn Fridaylllald. , arDS lll!l Olben: !olarletta a ; night. N"- ll _, Clovohmd Shaw and Toledo D• 1 P>"" lo the runnerup Coach illll Priddy baa announced that bla pl:Jen will I.......- although Vllblsa 11 tach·• ~:;:•~:~~::.1 p!IIDJ up JO mort 1 be in pada thll Thursday nllht. southern Loe wUI be I;~i. from th 38 h b Hot ' call. Tecumteh. Dppor playilt111 home a&alnat the Pt. Ple111nt "B" team. Thil Ins weel! • thanco;~, ~re:l~ Youngsto11111 Mooney leach: week waa prevtou1ly dellanated IM an open date on lht welk, The Avlalors from Stark CLEVELAND UPil _ Hard· bridle. Martino Ferry, YotJ~g•{ TorJlado tehodull. County, howevar, rettived 12 flrtt running Char~ SeliN bas won twon South 8 each; Wyomlna 7; . place votes and 264 points com· the left halfback job with the Younaatown Rayo, Lima, Find· We heard Bill Wilson waa one of the happlefll boys In parad to nine top spot nod. anc! ' Cleveland Browns and he could be lay Beach; Cuyahoga !"alit, Laketo~n when he recently learned he will go directly to the 262 pointo lor the Red Dragono. jull the player sought all along. wood, Kettering Fal!mont 5 each; Philadelphia •• therl •·altt took 0 vr e theJo · b su nay d Bellevue• Clreltvllle 4 i t 1 t Pbllllet major league camp for pre-season Alii ance rolied over .xru ~ spr ng ra n ng. 4N Friday night and Niles took against' the St. Loul1 Cardlnala Springfield North , bellaJre, Juat being glv~n the nod to train next sprin1 with the iAk,;, Soulh lnlo' camp by th and played it like he'd boon there ton CoL Whites eacho Port maJOr lear,uers 1s 1 real thrilL It showa BIU Is bem& idanticaltcort the following nlibt an· season. He picked up 45 yords,ton. Shelby. Dover, watched c.osely. Who know s, he may ha~e gOOd luck 1n although it could havt been ~in 12 carrlet, ineludlng a flve- IColumbua Central 2 etch; spring tramin& and end up on tho Philly roster next COJ11 y v1ctory. • yar<l touchdown dash aroun d r 1..._1· anca. Athens. Parma, "ai"'~Ut>ltl.l _., IIID m 8.. Year 1 Big - - - - - ·-·-------- aer meeting between Alliance and ly one win over Lqan Friday to 1. A1llant:t~ win. ,. 'ZJ. or that of coaches charley Chancey One senior said following the game It was the first real upset for Pomeroy in hll four year grid career. 1 · Head Coach Chancey has been lookin& for an upset COLUMBUS UPil - The r..,. to run up a total of 262 polnto place VOle• end won-lost IWl.-dt 1 win ever since he took over last season, and he liked it. was m the ~mestretch today for for the aNson •ialnst a mea1ley in parenthtse1J : "Our defeftle wa1 more &lgressive and our offense was the 11162 Ohio high tchool foothill a lor the opposiUon. ---more detennlned," said Chancey •• he •ummed up the champlolllbfp, and tha Nov. I GoUipollo, rolod liOth, neldo on· r ..m ca .t ~ tor Team GAHS R led 20th I ' a =~~~u~r~c~rm AU1 A 11 • , d01, W011 441, 1011 II IIIII drew Ia n't mean • thing," say!! Marvin Jones. " It will be close for the two. Tiger has knocked out 21 mabaier of ll'ullm.er. first 10 I"'UDdd. ThG Tiaer will meD, ~rnpartd .nth ,_ by thl plut II S.S ol tho thtater 110 laollr than Jl'ullmer. h' down" chantp!Oil. wtlleb may nm lilt othe Gene Bhould he the favorite. Tl- we~r tm · Tiger, who bu been battliq of t.bouuddl of dollan. definitely II 00 falter than Fu~er, often called the Rocky 1 decade, Is 13 yean old. Botl The pmbltn hav• mtdt ' Thert'J .omethtng Marcl41l0 of the middleweieht meJI ltand " blvt 6f.1Dch the favorite becaua hi with the way the odda are ranks, ls noted for hla strength 1reaches and wili weigh close to aul P'lortntblo l"ornandaa In Gent hila bard bell he rolllldt. whtlo Fullmer went · er "' and ability to wear down tho op- lho maximum of laO poundl I'GWidl to win 0 daclaloD oa btl own posltioo. He Is In perle<! condl- Neither mill hu bteD In tho NDIO bull. Alto, In tbJa · ~- the tion and ltas worked 2!6 rounds ring for the past """"" IIOIJ!Ili flCh~ l"uJlmor appoored 18 · getting r..dy lor this battle, In fact P'ullmer bun'! loaght ladiDI In tho lllntch. Oddly enough, tbio colnolded which hBJ been postponed three since h~ knc!clted aul lho m-~ ADolhar ,....., for plcldna tho line put out by Jeney urn... ed Benny tl!idl Paret In a battla Jt .that be Jl auppoted to be manager of Tiger ..... in re- But Tiger Js supposed to be at Las Vesu Dee. 1. Ullll. fl.. mueb fatter than the flat-footed that it. just as strong as Fullmer - and ger'11 last bout waa a 10-round dttu,OOO, pJut txptDMI. wiD 1ft 46 per ctftt of the .. Mldclleport dl7fa.. run GAS coMPANY Middlepcllt CITY ICI AND FUEL CO. 224 ,.,. " · l't. " " ' " ' w ,. �' ' ... . . ' . ' ' . ..... . . . . ..... .. .. . . ''' ............ . .... , ....... . ...... ~.,..., , ..... . . ' . ( I I• ' -'~lly Sentinel, PII'IIItiOI'·JOd41eport, 0., Oct. II, 1f82.T · ~·------------------ TELEVIsiON .IN REVIEW ,. r "Frostls On The Pumpkin, But Never On Want Ad Results!" 6-Dally senlillel! Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oet. 23, 1962 WANT ADS I Carnival H •tat N SERVICES OSpl eWS w~:n :or:wi!o:~uy":."~:;~ PHO'I'(>COPYINGeo,.. .r-=====::::::::::-~.,.. Read tile Want Ads for qu1ck _, doeumeut. Reutc 1101 FOR SALE or RENT [ (201 BUSINESS . letter ,_ $1:50 i:l:25 $7:50 15::'T"":':"';!"':'~';:"""""'~' - -=--- ···- - - .roo WI$ a.- ...... ! l .l ' kl R Ity Meigs-Mason ,coming Events Dismissed By Student List I An d County Court 8 11 Med'ICaI • -·• ReDOrt ' ••• • s ibish . c.1h:;~~:~·:~· ~::~. ";;~1, "Pl~::~~~~· lt ~ ~~:~' 147,000 and 60.000 B'fU venter in financing, merchandisiug, shift, clean cars. Phone WY the Middleport First United Warner, Jean Bumgarner' Jane Later when the baby is learn-lnunn and Howarcl. Masoo Earl ""rmm nu.:v. lnlormotton ·~~ )oba, gos heaters 8 ft frozen food advertising and promotion. 2-!58t Rev. B. L. Barrett, Presbyterian Church will meet Bur~ss, Sherr! Flesher, Deb- fnl to walk and cllmb up on the cutf, each fined $10 aod coati ~~;~~~;·~.~~.11~~~::!• ~~~t~r~n~!mr~.Y. display <'lise Phone WY 2- About $2,f)OO W!ll !tart you in Middleport, Ohio. I0:-23-4tp iThursday evening, October 25 r• Gibbs, Allee Roush, Jane turnlture he has many a spUl and Sylveater Walker, Jr., tiS ,..,,, """tl'A, no x 1!16~·11, n. nattY . 3874 10..20-61 your own busmess. For apat the chureh. Hostesses will be Turner, Connie Carpenter, Car- but, being weD-padded and with and costs, both OD pedl.ng •~nunr~. rcome ru)·, u . polntment at your convenience Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. Arth- olyn Kaylor, DonnP Roush, Ro- the loog boDes of the arDUI and icharges; Ruben C. Swartz and - ---~- AUCTION SATURDAY October wnte P. 0. Box 966, Huntmg· 1 ur Lewis, Mrs. Carl Horkey, [ber~a Roush, Roberta Jo 'I11omp. lep ttlll less brittle than those Ellls WUUams, tlO and coats _ !Sl_AUTO l7. 11!62, ai I031!'a.m. at my ton, W. Va. 10.25-ltc llega Mrs. John wel•h and Mrs. Lll· Leah Ann Miller, of an adult, fractum are re!a· on charies of into•icatlon, and FOR NEW ur used cars house in Reedsville, Ohio, I - - - - ~--- --· - 7 Uan Stleff. ' ane · , tlvely uncommon and when they IRichard Lee Kinnaird, tzO aDd k will sell at auction the follow - ARE YOU LOOKING for a bus1· Notll~• u. htnby 1Pnn that th • do occur tbey usually are not. sts for burnin8 durlnt fire trucks, phone Marvin Mar s, lng - ' dining room suite, ness that will provide good in·:~~.:~·~~! ~~~:.~'~tn':ochu:!':: The Past Councilors of TheoBIRTH -ANNOUNCED complete but resemble the • 00 ltiJOR. SALESMAN, BeaKley Math· odd dinin• table rocking come and h a s excellent an unmcorporatt<t r•U•Jo~ 1011iety, dol"l.ll Council Daughters of Am- Mr and M- Paul BaLer cute beDding of the brancll of a -----rws , Athens, LY a.4061, or e ' h . med theJr PeUtlllll 1n tiM Common ic ·u t Th sd · '"' • · Chesler . 985·3260, 10.9-lfc chair odd chairs and stands, growt potential. A national Pleaa Court of Mell• cou.nty, Ol'lto. er I WI mee ur ay eve- (Donna Jean White) of KUlbuck Uve tree. AC'I10N FILED _ _ _ _ __ ______ book' t•nse, 9 x 12 wool rug , ~irm will provide assista~ce ~~~~~·~~~~! ~~·~::~~ro:"ta~~:.":~1: nlng at the home of Mr!l. Thorn- Ohio are BDI\OUncing the The aurgeoos refer to these PT. pLEASANT- A dvu 110o lots storm window9 and vene- md flnanclns, mrechandlsing, ..:~ roal ..~ate: as ,Cook, East Main St. --n-aUck fractures. No lion has been filed ID tbe' office tl • d t" !'mutte In the CounlJ' uf flhlfl, Ill of twl•• '""• a boy and a e•irl · They as ........ han blinds, oil tank and pump, a ver smg an promo JO? · tn tne st•t• of Ohtco. ond In t h • Rock Springs Grange w have been n~ Kevin Jay brJ.ncini &optber of the broken of the Clrcult Clerk by S 1 a r lawn and garden tools, I o t About $2,000 will start you m !::•::!:n:~ 11:~'';!;n:!:~ boun<tw meet Ttw.rsday at 8 p.m. A and Karen Jean: Grandparents ends is reqWred and heallD& ia Roebuck Company seeking judg. windows lawn furniture plat· your own busmess. For ap•••IDnlna: at th• tlndh •••t oon~· program wUl be presented. by are Mr and Mn Grover White rapid. meat In the amount of $5115•• . ' puintment at your convenience ner of th• Ftdrpi•Y IOhool lotJ ·~-A G A tl k dl . . rorm scales, lot lumber, frame . . cauiM1lltr.let No.4) 1a s.cuoa No . 31, the wu-,:c races. po uc n- Long Bottom, Rt. 1 and Mr. Allodler buDt·la sntecUoa 11 with I.Dtel'elt and C!Oitl fro J:D building to be moved from lot wnte P.O. Box 986, Hunting- 1 ~!~.!;,::·~,'r~· ner at 7 p.m. w1U precede the and Mrs. W. R. Baker of JClll.. tilt pnvllllll b1 u aD-wl11 Charles E. Deeter of We1t Co1 0:~5tc !!~ 24x32. Many more Uet111 not ton, W· Va. •!::u.:h~= ~~~~a; meeting. buck. 'lbe Bakera also bave ProvJ4~DCt of a few Qll'l pu11. lumbli. Mid . t nn• Whll• •nd nf~ted.R:~~~h " rved Mby hwod~ Buiineu Services ~:,·~-:~l;~U:O::.~ ~~~ tbree boys and: • girl, besides Fat en•fel, we line ~eyes,_ --~---In----~---.-_.-_-, bll<'ll lin .. l l.UKI llrPI, H. o ~v e et 1st l'•lrpt 111 act~ool I0\1 U~.aet> wen to the twin&, who were bora Sept. two een. t1nt t.p uil t we swea pores our _.... .... church. Not responsible f 0 r A.VCTIONaa ... pltc:e ~ ~ Coa~lhllq 21 ...___ .................. terJng the rate of blood flow ~ M ..,__ ~ ...... 8en1al on..h•lf I'Ai} •".,., mor. OJ' 1111.. • .,P ol..~,...., _.,,_ aceidents. vwner F. . \.oVIlla -....... ..., Died R•'"•no•: Volume •••· h>l• par11 camaot be replaced aid uuv,..ao our -.w. A tl 1 0 McCo CdM Bradford a, Melli counb' Deed. RLMGrdl. ' _,,......,. ""' _ 1., ~ es uc oneer - . . y. Alto "'' t•HeWIIll na~ ..u...,. CINCINNATI lt.IP[)-IJ ............ althnp lit 1ou tl ..., 11 a The b'-......., IUUU .. w ..., ...... t0:"2<Htp f Writ, I'IIMe • ee.&.d uatt 111 uw S\.I.M ol Ohio. Coul'lt, ol v~ PREPARED STEAKS b.udlea tile ee e1 a teet U8 f1nt of all apJDst ao. "-c. BRADI'ORD, . . . .1.11. .Uo . ::=d~nd ~o'd='Jb:J ~~loa;~ CaUle-~~·bcaltf••:lllllf".;._11 •~!~ Mn. Henry llennesy, ~· t.lth p,-~ palrDf Its own vol~ by IMIDI of · f'LAT CONN Erector Saxoto-•11< lleers e oro -v ow""', Fronl-lt Mld~t ~ -.otf , , . .i.l ~ Ill ablli'" In form a clol. It pro. phone. m good conditiOn. Call a' -I~~-~- p~- ....~ ... ---...11)11,\q It Uw D~-- Cot• COWl ateady to strong. laltancel tbe Kodiu ~ at-iaer ~-- .,.,.._lu ......_ ..............!.. Mrs Robert M Elh ' WV - • Vl"-.:ro •uav ntr ot ~ Vac~t of la!Ml flll'clli.LMd hi h ...,_ full st .._ , tap. 1•, ...,.. .. Ul amu UVIII wu UMM;U W c mney, -........... b,. .IMO\ seott fl'olll mlilll• r IHO g er, DUUII Y ea..,-; home for tW ft..Pome.. -~ · ·, the of~ l1llle -''-" tbe .......__ · 2·2451 1()..12-Jlc --. T.hoii'IJIOilo Ulll Mill \raet HU., the to high ehofttt araund_ ' , ~·· .-_.., •.-r- · " " ..,. " tho """""'' '""'" average roy Rotary o(tb d!Mor lui Fr~ _....._ ,iliil · , <Ide! •·-lhrollllh a """blnltlon of .....U. COAL FURNACE Pipe... , _ onot - - . . . •ot . _ , No. "· . . No. 1000 Jb . aleert 111.7Wli00, low 10 day evening • eorvecl bY otber _,.., • _,... II eel buB aalll lbol <!8D nap less Phone WY 2-2392 Wt M• aD .-.'""' ......... \ ' ~n'!~Pu':ba!:. ~=·• ~': average chotae 1100-llOO lb :18.01). women ol ~eatb Metbodlat ~~tlosstbe ~-~e.,ye -~~~anna acid orerbasic Ions u needed. eut ttn <lOl ruO; u..a. • o u t tr. 29 ts .......a IUi0-17 'IS, atandard ............ were proa - Many -un:......y(probably • •-· 10-23-3tc ' . . ., .... nlft, I eiJht fl) rodll UIQM Wlillt Wn (10) • • ......... • cho1 church . The IW~!A8 years ago The blood also oontalna . . . 10 Pontile - $2395 ·· t7 INCH-Motorola TY set <:aU IVY wm. Doll • Nlpo : "21.-nd·'!,_avlerb':u ~oo.n: vlded by Dr. !lay R. Pld:ens. 1cmg before YIIU were born) atances that, when confronted b 1 " • de Deld lhtetw~~: \lolum• tM, arou fw era good · 14.00.. · • bo loat two WI"th certain undes'-ble ....._ ca inet model $4000. Phone • -L 'v- _. · P•,. m. M•IP cOWlc,- DHd Reo- low cholcv IS.oo-18.50, .-. .... 0 "" 1there was 1 man w WY 2-2262. 10-~tc FOR THJ< BEsr ill arllflcill ;;!• 8,.,. ,} T...-, """"'",. 1S.Sil, otandanl II.00-2S.OO: Utllily IUI'I'VIIN~ TO WOH fingers. Because he al!ll b a d and viruses, produ<e antlbodl• WHYWASTE SPACE - w 1tb breediag. CUrtiN BreedLDg !'ru.:~le..% '~:.~"::.,:~bw:' and 4!011\merdal cowa 1UM6JJO: Bertha Ccmdee has ,returned two good fiDgen and his thumb that put down the Infection. . Hou~~ehold Articles Ol. sela Servl,.-e IDe. For se"108 call tor Ut• , _ prlee oblaiD•bJ•. uUllty and eommercial bulls 18.00· to her Won at tbe ,Ben Frtnk- be went on to become a great I must praise the liver. A d ' Sell th y lth Alber& or Lelaad Parker, Chllt· th~:.A'1;~!.:4! P.e,!=~ u.~! 19.00· Vf!llen ateadf· eholee 31.00. lin St9re aft« u iUneu of five pitcher in big league baseball. veritable jack of all trades, it om U!le em w a er, Ohio, 985-Ml.S or WY 1- 11u Ut.e atoru.M rMI utah! u• ~~e ' ' ndll'd ks ~ Bron they ~remove& many poisons from tbl t'xtra Want Ad. Phone WY 2-2156 and 22M. 9 " 30tp 1nntl4 wtb oUm and turttt.n ren..- IUIO, good 27.oo-at.OO, sta i.Oii.:M.~:'f-f.~'•'......·~'!. :" • .__._.. blood and -wheo ID the _ • 1wee • ask for Clwlfied -~ - •• ..., bl proper-. 22.f)O-tf.81 uWity ll.oo-JD.OO; good buu ·~~IJfVO _many · .-~ , , . .r-\ ==--~="'~'=~·==-- NOW IS 'ftiE TIM£ to order fo~~·~~·t-& ~.J' o~d(~i,~ db,: to•,; low eWct 'lUNOO 1b feeder ·u 400«10 1b 1V·15.1, over • . ~ bWft..JD ,·, heat~·~ the polson ~ a few Uver ceO.. ( ONE LADIES WINTER coat. LlrReat<rne for your drlveway. ~~M~tOber • .lltl. at to:• O'CII)e);, 3~ IS.OO·IUO, medium netr llb 13.'1&; boan steady, 12.110, ,rblch dlll'log; heal~ keep~_ .tbe ,tbere is a rapid rep.Deratloa of Excellent eond"lon, One GE Ally alze. l'blme WY 1·31JII or · · ""· 1. I. ..'"'"'.... 600 lb ZI.Sil. . 'arowid 200 lb 12,50, body le)DperaiUre al ab0ul ·9U such cells ao lhlt. unleso I h o· Ironer. One wrought iron WY 24243: 10 lS ~::: :: tv~'::noe Rosa4000; barroWB and. lilts Sheep 40Q; .. steady: choice wJtb degree& despite wide i'8l'lge.s iD !damage ls o~~iq, the bookcase. CaD WY Ufi86. BEATJNU AND PLUMBING Rev, J. a. Stdm ateady to 15 lower sows mostly lew prime 8lj.90 lb slauihter wool- the Olltaide temperature, was liver remairm ·u gOod Ill ever. 1 0.22-3tc Muen. furnaca R" D•M Jonu steady; J-1110.125lb barrows and. ed Jambs 19.00-m.oo, good ud 1.1\vented Jong before~ eoncU- iMuch of the same function ""'~~A-ND=--JI(IIa.,.-lnos ,....-:!or -oa -:le. AnttW lmhtlft. Z.t~u..~~' W.!tnc, gtlts 17.25, t-a J91).240 lb 1e.?&- eholee 17.01).19....1 ·utility , tUG; ijordq. :,. Mueb· ~a ~ .· la~ perfatmed ':by our tdrlneys and Clarence Proffitt, Portland, lUI 1L .. _,.,, . _ ., "• "''"''• 17.t0, t-3 IJ00.280 fb 18.""1~'15, No 16.00: ebi>ICI! aDa, prime ~~~ Jb' is J:'?~· 'II ,!:IUJ )tov.-,.Jitc •&a. bY lhe llny lympb nodeo 11<110bio, vi S..2264. ftltM n NN . ir~RR~~ 3 ~ lb 18.00; l..S 800450 lb IOWD No J pel~ ahOrif" laift)ll :IJ.OD: effielent u our . natural aystem tered all over our wonderfal_ 10-18--Wc .,,.._ · ·7.UC AUtftqa farU:.~n~&-MI l&.(Kt-17.~ wa Mit 1'-00.lUO.,.,.ooled ,ew• ...(11).1.~ . lof opeoina and dolio& tbCJ~· I I NOtiCeS • I SAL~ ~un, t~il bJrth 11 1 .... .:': a:::r Market Report . .. .,.....\!: . - .....,.. •·N- -=•. :;,-:··.:::-:.•=:"..:/::'"' ,,., = tfe can l .. ~· . ' .. ' In In • .. ·DOWX ';)"l(Jolodaf ' .,.. ~ 1-tlltr,.. ·." 1. Hot.Orl.t:'J ... • , I ......._ . polloo (2Wda.) $.CIIIII> . and tevet" drama, deopltll .the ,WIIrk of f. ''blmidlu deprlvod _.oi Ill t>fflclal -~ prog!'JDil about •. bureau -iD )!·~w fOr a while. Kllrillbcbevi ad bmo"lf Three of llBC'• 1<beduled doetJ. palioll aboulmentaiiea "'" 1ro get· o;are-fhe. o!f•l"l lui. 11<\'"!lD¥ ·from !Ito -unlato deat!J. ID - ... called "Tbe Death "' sia~ jn:" llll<li!!or'· ''Tho :l!lo< o1 •• being ,;.., .with Khnah~/' and ihe third a 91>/fD< .the. dictator fltinute program ol a~ntic fUm' pojed llroki. . 4 abOwliiJ ibe ~c114J> of a -Tbuo for. 1ht lDOil openly fool ,tuiintl lllli1or llt!p, ' . Jroveo;ifal ol tbet ~~~ ,Sunday itlp~. wllb 1ht melllarl!'l io the ot erlsla adding ' limelliteUJ nel, l<heduled work al110 · presented II lag: NBC· hu aDti•com'm\mist drama set in thtee West Berlln divided ·City, and aited on rights to secretly film· the ' Show of th.e Week." The of the · pjl8gllge through told of a non-pollti.cal student 59 persons escaJJ:OO from betrays a member of the East. The ~ate Berlin underifOUDd by Wbich convinced CB&TV to quit stay neutral; it atarred .sJmilar project..- put the .heat Tone. Maureen Stapleton, to call off HI bn>adcaSI'-J DAILY CBYnflqtJOTE - Here'a how to work Itl ret O'Brien and Burt But>producer Reuven Frank, . : ·'., 7· . · :a:'X '~"D L II A A X R .Jloff; and Jt began with an. an: tacted SUnday \nia:bt. ·.aajd it . , , .~ ·-~~-.· , . .,._ ~ J,: O.;JJ alP J:.· L L 0 W nouncer saying: on. ,, • ,-,One letter ,llmp]y~_cor uot:her. In thilt IILD1pl4 A 11 Ulllll for the t.hNe L'l, X tor the two 0'•, etc. 81.D.Jle lettere, a.po• "This is tJ1 e story, of peu<ple l ::::;~ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~nl trap~llu, the lenflh ~¥td formation of UM wordl are all bintl trapped behind the waif." lDicb ~ay the ~~ letter. ll't dllt8r.nt. ' ' ' 'lbe drama, based on ill : . '), Clryptor- llaoloalloo 1tory by Joseph Conrad set Clarillt Russia, held this vf01Ner I AD BillY' TJ ' ' 3)! _11& ZY OTI ' only becaWie of Ita lm~ediacy. .A.tlBJDD 1'3 ANZOEZ .'! D.In a period tlf l~sl timely lion, it would have little tO offer. Truth and Wor!Cable plot are Jet&, but thq do not su~antee m:" ---------=--1 p •J I etit ury s DAILY CROSSV' .... "' yeai'J results. Durance, PemetoJ. t 15 de TlffiEE and four room funn.shed AUCfiONEEJI. Complete and unfur1lished apartmen!s. L o. MeeoJ, a.e.tw. Oldt. 1 25 WY 1-Mk. Ue SERVICES oFFERED, A1umJ. HOUSE FOR RENT in Pome- num siding, roofing, aluminum I roy . Phone WY :1-3575 after 5 storm windowa and doorL CaD p.m. lfHHfc frnc rr.,. estimates. Av..-ap 1000 sq ft. Jill$. Pillme Gl 1-, (141 FOR RENT 1446, until !Oo00 p.m. 7·11>110tp HOUSE, s ,ron;- and b~h. Good ' 14 lie location. 136 Lincoll Rd. BUUJ>OZER SERVICE. We IP• Yowgstown kitchen, tile floor. cializt in ponds, basement~ Cell WY 2-3020. A. H. Rosen- and landscaping. Phone Chelt· baLm. 10 lltfc er. P. M. Cowdery, I II lie 3 BEDROOM Apartment clooe iD -L • · · · - • •• I """'· J51Nww ~--. 1 l!liddlepon. n ~- ltodney 12()81 INSURANCE WahamaHonor Judi~ loopbOieo ooiiMI 11011ou and !Ito ldoot ti"' fllldered tbe hour ffi1111y art. Tho I ~~uo nttwork'• ,_ ... raab"' ,.o. ""'""" YOWls ~~r~&1~~~b gra11111 with llllbjeda IIOIIIitt•e to 8f !Ito atuW the Sovteto, a (lfOY",ratlve bopa of being &itualioll. •· worlr, but ..md& Ill! Four ogo. CBS.TV· pre. Jll!lde deal by , . . f'F~m:u:•:••:··~ sented· a di'IVIl etilitleo! "nle MBC-Wo Upapmlng Plot ·to ICtD iltalla," with tb• So- larloo an, of oourae, DIDI'e viet bleran:hy kleoltfled by real portan~ , I ~- !I wu not too ~11 10 Ao attempt · 1ro oeparato Premier KltnilchoV. The aerat, from .ficllitn hu .been · .1=~~~~ llviiJ' ..,.., "' 1"011 lbat CB8 by !Ito network Ia ibe ·i Health Work Is Described for Chester PTA Eolet'ed lloopltal Among those who entered J'he Chester P.T.A. met ~ H<>lzer hospital in the past 24 Iober 15th With Mrs. Ed D a hours were Judge Robert M. Wood presiding. 4 cPnts p('r word, one msertioo Minimum fh.are:e----tiO Betz, 4$ First Ave., Michael Mrs. Dwight Mllhoan report· cPnts 6 cf'nls per word for three consecutive insertions. Spec1a l - one month for 30 cent! per word. David Bane, 23 Gallia Ave., Mrs. ed on the organizing of tbe SafeFull rate of 4 cents per word will be char1ed for ad· Perry C. T•ylor, 106 Mabellne ty Bus Palrol boys. Sbe stated vertising if not p.aid within 10 da)'s after receivin& bill. Dr., Clarence H. Wllcoxon, Rt. lbot the A.A.A. bad donated Errors in Advertiaing--Sbould be reported immediately. 2 Gallipolis, Mr•. Lucy A. Bow· the belts and badges for t ~ t The Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more 1haa en, Eureka Star Rl., Kenneth group. one incorrect in.se~n. h. Lanter, Vinton, Henry Keith Mrs. Samuel Michael report. Card of Tb.anka and Special Notices of Evenlll, $1 .215, Ferren, Rt. ,:Vinton, Rev. Her. ed on the County CouncU meetfor 50 word minimum. Eacb additional word, lc. bert A. Wilcox , 197 Park Dr., ing and Mrs. Reed Young on Obituaries published .tt 1 ceat per word. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Daniel W. membership. Mrs. Francia SpeDDawson, 2730 Lincoln Ave., pt, cer announced the committees WORDS 1 D~Y 3 DAYS 6 DAY! I HO. I::;;;!; Pleasant, William H. James, lor the Halloween Festival to 15 ' 60c 00. $1 .35 $4.fl0 20 •120 •t••o ~oo 60c Letart, w. Va., James P. Dyer, be held October 'll. Mr. Browtl 25 75< Rt. 1 Middleporl, Ml'l. Homer eonducted room count with baJ>. Downing. I 14 tfc BAR.NESSIMPSON INstTRANCII M. wnn..... Oak Hill, Patsy ner won by Ml'l. Tripp's fifth S. Letgbty, Rt. 2 South Point, grade room. '-,.,.....,.....,.....,.......,.,.,.P.. H"'ON"""'E,...W"'Y""'2"'·""2':: SIX ROOM unluntisb...t apart. Ageata, Middleport P'iro, A._. • --~ - --.--ment. 4 and ! rooms furnished. mobile. Boods. Pbooe WY So Mrs. Gordon C. Lemmon, Iron· I Carl. Kautz, program cJ:li.ir'" (I) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE wv 2.a311:!. ..l..aote Jl.:rl·t! ton, JVJiss Margaret B. Lemmon man mtroduced Dr. Alll80n. Atn'OMOBlLE insurance beea Recapped Snow Tires. Ironton, Mrs. Sonnle Edward county health doctor, who spoke GOOD, CLEAN comfortable !1.- _ , _ Rose, A•hland, Ky ., Cbe•ier J . on tbe organizing and functions eanceHed? Lost your operator'• All sizes, $1UO, ,includes Sale, Ashland, Ky., Miss Eliza. of the Health Department. Mrs. litenseT Cell WY W966. taus. No trade-in neeessary. sleeping rooms. Mrs. Giles 1ann11ee for nery pa Ml Hysell, 380 E. Second St. for· ... beth A. Moore, Ashland, Ky. Maxine Hobstetter, Health Nurso 1 II Uc Rutland rnerly Rockview Hotel. ,._ 1ft J.Jal Births was also present, and explainLOS! weight safely and easily Keystone Station 10-22-Stc U • tit Mrs. William 0. Qua11s, 121 ed some of the depar~t'l with Dex.CJ.Diet table a, Ooly --_ _ _10:-1~ MODERN FlJRNISIIED and un- COMPLETE INSl.J'RANCE PRO. Jackson Pike, daughter, 1:18 p. functions . 98c at Stark's Drug:~ . 9-2o.ootc SMITH USED clothing store. furrUshed apartment. Middlea faction Life. Auto. Fire. Polio m. Monday. Mrs. Jesse Alvin Refreshments were served by The Ramblor Letart Falls, Open 7 day• a porl WY 2-31114. 8 3(> ·•e call Doo Millo, Middleport. "1hrH houro lunch) You o..roltimata how badly White, Waterloo Star Rt., son, tbe hospitality committee, World S&andard ot Compad week, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. HOlJ"SE P'OR RENT. 5 rooms and 4 a tk · 1 want your vote. Mill Mutinr• 2:20 a.m. Monday. Excelleaet . _____ -· -- ~o-~30tp balh. 1f.1 of double. Mrs. How· DlaelaarJed Bit ear ............. ,...,..... PIE PUMPKINS, 3c a lb. Vic- i erd Cecil,''" s. 2nd, Middle,., ..... ~qATE Patients recently discharged uee. Small ear e«tDIOlJ •Dd tor Swain, Racine, Ohio. port. call WY 2·5262 tO 4 tfc - included Earl Swisher, Mr·s. 1 __.bnliJ. ID-23-stc - ( Clifford Schools, Mrs. John Gun· 8oe 3 or 4 ROOM furnislted apart0( er ea neaux, Henr;· K. Ferrell, RobMe-Ulan Maloro f.OOD coo'NiiOGs-:-Two moles ment !or rent. Phone WY 2' ert Hall, Archie Browning, 801 E. Mal., StrMI, PMifl'OJ and a remale. Virgil Yar· 3333. __ __ lO:-lM!c MIDDLEPORT - 6-room frame Willard Henry, Mrs. Stanley· Al· Pllou WY Nl1l brough, Beech r.rove Rd. , 2'f.z 6 ROOMS and bath Jn Syra· house with bath and gas furnlen, Mrtj. Conrad Davjs, Omer 4 22 tfc miles from Rutland. 10.23-3tp cuse. Call WY 2-5489 after 6 ace healing. Good level I o I. The OCT. I3WCTU will S 80U0Ce ~·ord, Mrs:. Noah 0. Sheets, ~==:--;= 10·23-3tc ,...,.,.,. •m'" oo · Pomeroy at Ull p.am., Mrs. Clarence R. Barcus and PT. PLEASANT - The petit HELEN'S BEAUTYSHOP-. 1 USE OUK EFFICIENT Carpet p ·m· meet Tuesday, . will be back in my s h o P Shampooer Free with purchSYRACUSE - 8-room frame at the First Baptist church. Wahama 11onor students the mfant son ~~ M.rs. H. 0 a1e jury for the September term or Btarting Oct. 2~. I want Lo ase of Hlue , Lu:'ltre Shampoo Help Wanted house wilh bath, gaH heating, The past Matrons of,. Pomeroy (irst six weeks period_were: . Foster and m ant son. Mason County court has been thank each and everyone who ~Baker Furn~ture. __ I_0-'23-6tc PERMAN.ENT- Position foFM:~R :c~~t 1e::ld ::c~~~ch~n .: Chapter OES will meet Tues- 12-B- Nancy Abolln, Dan1el ~?'oa~ ~UinJ.d . ht relieved or Its duties. The jury has been so patient and under· WHERE THERE'S A WANT age :U to f.5 - Wanted, m r anc d day at 7:30 p.m., at the r~a· Artis, Ross Frey, Dale Grimm, Accor mg . e mJ mg re· lwas scheduled to report for standing during my il1ness. Try the "Want Ad" way. Easy Meigs County, man who has FmARMeLA. NO _ 80 acre• in sonic Temple with Mnt. E. J Carolyn Leiving, LindadMarahll· thosporteofpa~nn~rs~~! ~~:::t~ ~ duty on Oetober 3oth but due •12tc to use, and Inexpensive, too '· initiative, matu_re j ~-dgme~'t Bedford Township, considerable Tracy as hostess. Connie Neuton, Ju Y 8 a , as fair meluded , ,.. to of cases, t he Helen Brickle. IO.lv. ,, . an, Sharon Brown, Gay Cartwright, Mrs. Alva Buta jurycontinuance has completed its dutles. 2 2156 LIVINGSTON NURSING HOD\e, Call WY · · and ~alesmamlhlp ablhty_ wtth good laying ground, some tim· The Lad1es Aux1hary (of Drew Wilma Grimm, Chloris Machir ler, Mrs. Lucy Brown, Raymel The Mason County Circuit I convalescent, ambulatory, sen· KIRBY vacuum cleaner, like or Without actu~l expenence, ber, 4-room frame house, base- Webster Post No. 39 -\merlcan 1-·aula Maynard, Earl Stewart; Rose, Law~en?e G_rogan, Henry Court Monday granted a contfn.. lle, Private ,seml • Private brand new. Guaranteed. Sold to ~nter the Life lnsur~nce ment barn, shop, utility build- Lt:gion will meet at the L"!glon 12--A - Arlene Roush, Beverly Va~ney, Mmme Fisher, Hugh luance in t.he case of W. J. Som· roums. Television. radio, ex· new uver $200.00. Wll1 sell r~~pBrogusJ~~~- p~u~;~~~l:18 ~f ingf, anFother ba rn .•!IJ wf th good h~ll. Tuesday at 7:30 ~.m. TW<l Staats. Ae1ker, James Dyer and Rob· ervil1e until the January tenn 9 9. ~.000 .00 . cellent food, 24 Hour nurs· payments $8.00 monthly d roo s. ree ga gwb. state representatives wlll ll·B _ Sharon Brinker, Lin.ert L. Foster . of court due to the physical 1 11 In~ care. Owner r.ay Living· $6S.OO cash. Phone WY 2-2204 ary, ~a~e 8 ow_ance, 8 ~ FARM WITH POULTRY SET· be guests. AU members are da Lathey, Mary Jane Webb, Blood .admin.istered recently condition of B. L. Somerville slon, graduate nurse, Phone: ~-- - - - IO-l 8 · 6~ commisSIOns. Frmge benefl_ts UP - 60 acres In Lebanon urged to attend. Judith WilliamB, Gratles Aid- at the hospltalmcluded _four una the material witness. w. J. Soma Mttsnn . Spruce 3-5747. SINGER sewing machine, A-1 J~lu~e bonuses, f ro~p ho!plt-- Township, 6-room frame bouse d ridge Kenneth Bass . Carolyn ltJ Saturday three umts Sun- erville had been indicted by 1M 81 10-16-30tc condition in brand new 1962 dza ton.lgroupd. ebtn.~urance barn, outcellar, large poultry A~ple butter wiLl be rna e John~ Joe Scites ' Glenva ·day •and five units on Monday. September Grand Jury for em--.. --... ... --·cabinet :zlrr.zaa enuipped. 6 an emp oyee ISa I1 I y pay· b "ld" " (5 000 sq ft ) $4500.00 agam at the Syracu~ Presbya ' 8 ' I B ir·s 80·0·0 EASY to place a eo eo " ment. WfiW. letter statlng t Ul ma • · ·' terian church, Wednesday, Octa Staa~; ll·A everY urns, bezz1ement. Want Ad ! Just spin your dial ~!Yoomentshf.IP.ool mwonythr~:;:..r, quallficaUGRI, or caU Athens, Be~msDF.ORD TOWNSIDP 40 ober 24 Orders may be phon. Duane Van Meter. Due to the recent lllnesl of to WY 2·2156 Jnd a•k. friend- .... CB9 .: tone v-;._ .,Oh\0 eul427 to ~~rrange for -:., . ' ed to 'wy 2-6792 WY:I-6629 10.8- Gall Crawford, Mich· A. c . Neal, local Probation Of• I) Atl·\.vtiter to asrdst you. lO-Ul·8;i~'mterVi""'"".Atl mall inqulrles acre · with 5-room fram~ house WY 2_6286 or see' any church ael Crumnett, Robert Greene, fleer, persons apeearing in We wflf bill ' ••u. SINGER sewing m~hlne,. ohould be directed to P. o. : ' : ,:nd bam, aU mmerals. member. Apple& will be pre- Judy Goheen, George Hoffman, COIIrl Monday for sentencing . - r - ·-·- tric portable, sews forwalrd Box 124, Athens, Ohio. c'. c.' c'ucKL~R. D~ALTOR pared Tuesday October 23 A Sharor Maynard, Shella Walker MD were ordered to appear on Janj Card Of Thinks and backward, zig zag equ 18 p10.18-6lc BO·v 229 PHONE WY 2•3830 tluck dinner' will be held James Blake, Ruby 8 I a k e, .By Wayoo G. Brandstadt, . · , uary 14 at 9,30 a.m. for sentern> ped. U7.69 or 6 paymen .A l:chday JudJth Duncan, Roy Dal~ ~ver sald that we are 1ingastheCourthadnotrecelv• I SfNC~;RELY THANK a II $7.69 monthly. Phone WY 2· IS EMPLOYMENT -~ · Grimm, Kathleen He•son, Alke felii'!ully and wonderfully nutde ·ed the Probation Officers report ' who were so kind and thought- 2204. 10.18-6tc t ) FOR SALE, FARM : 231 acres, The Ladies AUxiliary to Feen- Johnson, Dana Lewis, WilUam must have been thinking of the and therefore had not concludful during my stay at Meigs - ~· --~ · WANT&D eight room house, running ey-Bennett Poet, American J...e. Mattox, Paul Maynard, Glenna many ways in which protective ed the pre-sentencing inveatlga. tleneral Hospital and whlle I APPLES and .sweet cider. ~J CUSTOM CORN PICKING. James water, coal furnace. 4 room gion will meet Tueaday, Octo-- dolyn Ord, Gordon Powell, Ken-- devlces are bout into our bod- tlon. was recovering ut home. I yellow deliciOus, wines~p a HollGn, Five Polnts, l mile oil house, two barns, i'i'A! miles ber 23 at 7:30. neth Rollins, Marilyn Stanley, ies. Those scheduled to appear on wuuld also like to thank the Roman Beautys. Gillogly Oreast of Racine, State Rt. No. J h w s1 A 1a Ze kl J · 14th J H rtch.ard, State Route 189, Garp- Rt. '· Phone WY 2-6573. H ba k OCT 2f, o n am ey, nge r e, We can see this even at birth anuary are ames a dnl'lor~ nud nurses in partie- I enter, Ohio. 10.18-titp f lJ 30tp 124, $7000.00. Dwight o c ' A work Session wiD be held . Larry Ball, Linda Clark, Mary in the fact that the several ILey, Paul Hayman, James W. ular antl all thoHe who sent .Racine, Ohio, R.D. No. 2. I ed sda Octobe b th Foster, Karla Kearns, Terry bones that make up the rigid Barnette, Larry Stone, Ronald 24 ""'"' ""'' ff"wers during my APPLES, Burdette Fruit Farm, (19) BUSINESS 10.23·6tp ~lea~~r J;;cle of ~eath Joi'eth; May, Richard Pmfner, Franz skull of the adult are not y e 1 L. Walters and Cbarles Kelly iHness ami ~..:mwnlest-ence . Pomeroy , Ohio. Route No. 1, ,.. - -.1'\0TIINITIES Church In Middleport be· Re1chert, RJc_hard Rooo., Mar. fused in the newborn but r e Sayre. 1 Bertha Cuntle. 10-23-lt Phone WY 2-6970. 10.18-6tpl I or Tr--'• d191 I Ro h D••ie Turnb II Ran- - -- - - - - -~- - ARE YO'! LOOKING for a bus• • fill ginning at 1:00. The making of ene us • ... u ' joined together by flexible cart(7) INSTRUCTION GAS aulomalic floor furnace, lne9S that wllf provide good 1962 FAlKLAND-FORD500- Tu- articles suitable for the ChriBI· dy9-~a~M~J= y~ llafe which allows for mllll- SEVERAL ARRAIGNED s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI !Ioney weii controls. One year Income and has excellent dor V-8 engine, standard shift. mas Bazaar will be shown. B bh "JOsetb. Bettj Dim accommodation to the 1 PT. PLEASANT- Arraigned • U. old , 109 Sycamore-st. Pomegrowth potential A national 1961 Fairland Ford, 4 door OCT. !5 Rrt ' iea amse't . tl Scar · be . ' o. ..... _ lllf,I'OW birth canal during de- before Justice of Peace A. M. ~ .-' 11 ~"~"'~"··~·r... ~~ ~~~~~~~;;:ar~1 ' 11 :: •• ~.· ~ roy Call WY 2-3132. 10:-l8-3tp firm wUI provide ass istam:e sedan, 6 cyllnder standard The Women's Association of y, rry, 1;1.._., HY.efy. IGoodwin were James Homer •OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES BO~LYWOOII !DPII - NJIC. TV's r>portad- wllb 111'1. :NJ. klta Khrualtcbo• lro aarrata poot of o Kromlill >IWfl 0011pllll irtlb I .1 . . .;, ~\IMPO ' ' Radio .WHAT'~ so AMVSfN(!p ON THE TV NEWS 9., ·A CHAAiTY BAZAAR-- �'.' · ··-- · -- · . .... - ....... ~ ....... ... . •• ' a-DaU.y ~nune1 , romeroy -JYuaatepoiL, u vn •J . Otttcers r ... ...... ~-- .. I Anniversary Is Missionary ~tety Presidents Of Temple Met , Mainly About Celebrated By Honored In Special Program In Middleport People In · P. R. Randol phs M~~!~a;;~~~~e."fofw~~e~;~ r:~~~~t;::;e"Yre~~:t:~::! Th f th : Pomeroy Mr and Mrs P R Randolph Grande Baptlst Association Mrs Mol he M.:-Ghet and 1 1 0 a•o~ ~taft I Bride-Elect Is Honored With Shower At James Pullen Home -...... ...... .. . .:. -:r h • -- NOW YOU KNOW m . SO LICHT AltO EASY' J by Miss Jan ts Hauck brtde-elect I Jr Mrs o F Mt Ktnlev Mr ~ .J ffe ndreguffar meef Mtng T e V (lf Ronald Evans ~as honored Be~(_·h Mrs Brad ford - M r !I 8 0 wers 0 etgs ern' ta Pythmn last Saturday evemng at the 1Sten• · Ba tle). Mrs Jan· Hauc k p!f', Ststers was held Mr and Mrs Herbert D1xon home of Mrs James Pullen m1Mrs Audre) Frost Mtss Paltv M d 1 th K f p land Susan and Roger vi.'lited proof Reedsvtlle observed the I r 1were honored Monday evemng grams were dtstr1buted bv Mrs. r:otden Wedding anniversary . wher a spec1a · 1 progra111 wa sl (;.raN' Hys ell · • Sept. 23 Open house was held held at the Middleport Fhst A corsage and gift were pre· · ' · on ay t'vemr.~:: H e o d th f 11 f nd nd J Middleport when a shower was Lowen Cmda Morns, Beverly Hall 1 ~ Mtddle 11 Sunday at Pleasanton, wtth Mr an e o owmg ne s a Baptist Church Each was pre- 1sented to Mrs Rube~t ones, held ln her honor Hostesses Pernn, Mrs Ruy Maver, Nan- Th t po ffi th and Mrs Clyde Pratt and fam- relattves attended 1sented wlth a corsage by Mrs. ' speaker of the evenmg, Mrs. , '"•r• Sus1t- Pullen ' Sus1e Allens· r" ,lo \1aver ' Mrs Llii•e Haul'k, a pra)er e meemtngumson was opeth" twht e ily Mr and Mrs W C Randolph Donald Boone, Associational Janes, vtce president and pro- I "< ., WI \lorth and Carolyn Goegleln. Mrs Avery Goeglem, Mr s d 1 M W 11 , All Mr and Mrs George Logan 1.trs M1ke Pertko , M1ldred president, ' and also a gift. gram chairman ot the 0 h i o , , 3 mes \\ ere played and pnzes Bur1ce, Mrri Hobert McElhmnv, p~:::d~~~ · rs 1 Jam man and MlSs BerhJre Kmg VISited 'Wbinson. Wilham Moore, Mr Mia. ~.B&lpb~ --~ Mts.s1011. Society of American y,ere won bv Mrs Frank Beach. Mrs Edward Evans, Mrs Elo- p Tl g At ,. Sunday afternoon, w1lh Mrs and Mrs John D Webb Mr Mr§:" BOOrie with the presenta- Baptist Women, spoke on the 1 ~'- poem. ' u umn · :l nd 'I •·· sa Iut- "foundmg ot the Horne MIsMrs Waltf'r• Buncf', Mrs A11 en da Webb lud\ S;:w t>r Mrs t M (' ff R was Ow1ght Logan at Hol1.er Hosptt· n rs Ed Ste wart , Mr . and ttons The group was ai:!U 11 Jf'nkinson and Mrs Wallace Richard Ptc kens ~ tven c'Y 1 0 rs .r~ ..-~ usse al They rt>port ht>r as slightly Mrs Marnp Keebaugh, Tonya ' ed with an or~gmal poem , writ- s10ns" by the Baptist denomJ. 11 . ar sec- tmproved · · A NEW CREATION Bradford Semllw g1fts but unable to " s . h wenbsac o.n:~ as f M l nd "'-b L"!' ra.· Mr and Mrs. Er ten especially for the occasaon nabon and varrous diVISIOns of 0 Gift"- for \11ss Hauck were attend :ere Mrs Jack Satter- ~~La;~ ~n ~e a hence r~ Mr and Mrs Jimmy Fry of win Cain, Mr. and Mrs Am by Mrs Charles Lewis and read Home and Foreign Mtssionary IN BROOMS a el an rn y,. 0 was repor- New Haven W Va and Mr brose Ktbble, Mr and Mrs L. by Mrs Boone The corsages work She began wtth the plo... •~ Plar-P; (ln ., table covered wtth field Mrs Richard Roller ~rs 1s, rugs, ' cloth. The w a 11 Howard ' Wilson. Mr~. Lawrenl'e Ied d Barcus, were made by Mrs E. L Hugh. neer work of Roger WtJIJams ter sw"p' _... a pale green and Mrs Edward Stdes a n d L Bowman, Flosste th•ncarp• ltrooms twice lh., slse dt>('Orntmn behmd the table fea- Lee, \1rs Norman Yeauger, A gtfl wus presented tL Mrs daughter Nma of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll RE.ldolph ~ and Mrs David Sneller m 1639. end weight. ' tured white wedding bells and Mrs. Jane Gtlkey Mr:. Rli'h- Pat Callagher m observance of VISited Sunday with Mr and Dr and Mrs M K Fugate, Mr Presidents honored were Mrs Followmg the closmg prayer 14 OUNCES-THINK OF IT strf'amers caught wtth the brl· ard .lone" ol Ponwruv. Sarah her · 50111 weddmg anmvf!rsary Mrs F.lias Sllles und Mrs Harold Johnson and Homer Brennefl of Rto Grande b; Rev Boone, a soctal hour Why Swin1 Pound• Of dal bouquet Hannigan, Uarlf'nt> Justis of whtch she and IVJr l:allagher Mtss Rozanna Kmght of Pt <.:huck, Emma Mae Van Meter, Mrs Je>eCookotPomeroy, Mrs' was hel~ m the church dmmg l Exc"' Weight? After thf' opemng of the g1fts MmersvJii(' Mrs HnwaHi Ba~ - celrhrated recently The gift Pleasant, W Va spent the H E . Ktbble: Martha . Holsing Margaret Smith of Jackson, Mr~ room wnh Mrs Charle"' Ben- Thous•nds of women heve IP. Racine nett, Mrs Hughes and Mr s 1prond this wonderful lkltt1o b MISS Hauck refreshments ers Clyda Taylor, Mrs Don- ~ was prest>nted by Mrs Owen wet:kf!nd wtth her grandmother, e1, Fanme B1gley. Sus1e Ker- Gretta Simpson of 1 y ' · · as ho.stesses broom-th•d•ysofwor were served to ' the followmg, ald ' Haur k Colt>f'n Wil son . Jan- u behalf of the Mt>1gs Temple, 1Mrs Jnhn F Bflly and fam1ly wm , Rhonda Co ngrove, Mr an d1Mrs Harold Mack of Cheshire,'snelie r ~cbng lwith • broom h•ve pasMd ne _ Mtldred Housh of Racme, Mrs. ice Zirkle and M<:~ nanrw Wood·1lhf' Staff and Offwers, and the j Rev and Mrs Eugene Thorn- Mrs Robey Williams. Mr and · Miss Marianne Woodrum of Sandwiches, cookJE~s. coffee, T•k•• the weep out of ....,. Mark Evans of Pomeroy , Jo gerd d rolumbus Past Ch tefs d11b .as and fam1ly uf Westerville Mrs Raymond Congrove, Jack tea , and mmts were served at / WILL NOT PULL NAP. Ann VanMeter, and Karen Refreshment s were punL·h An mv 1tation was read from were Monday guests of h1s par- Congrove. Mrs John Amerine, Wellston. and Mrs Ed1son Bak- a table covered wtth. a p 1 n k The both 0 f Racme Mrs and 1':tk1• lie<urated wtth pale tht- D1strwt Deputy tu attend ents , Mr and Mrs Everett Ruth Shultz , Mr. and Mrs AI e. of Middleport. clotlt and centered w1th a omk VISIT IN THE 1 C IS~. E f Pome~y Lu- green weddmg bells wtth stlver the n1strtd ConventiOn to be Thomas vtn Reed, Mr and Mrs. Ben Mrs Boonf! prestded over the arrangement by Mrs. L e w j a. ' HOUSEWARES OF rtfl~~~rn~a~; ~acme, and' the clappers and mmls Iheld al New Straitsville No- Mrs. Pr 1ce Hawk am.l liaugh- Buckley, Mrs Ada Kibble, Mr. meeting. whtch w~s opened with Pres1dmg at the silver servtce $ followmg from Middleport, Mrs. vernber 16 Game~ were play- ters, Mrs. Kenneth Lawson and and M1 s Arth~r L Het7.er, Lu- a devotional period by Mrs. were Mrs. Ba.ker and Mrs..satWendell Gerlar·h, Mrs Jenkm ed and pnzes won by Mrs Lena , Mrs Norbert Neutzhng and son cy Hetzer, Mtlls Burden, Mr. James Stephenson. terf1eld, president and v 1 c e son, Mrs. Alfred Scarberry McElhmny. Mr s. Horace ' Btll and Miss Patty Haggy spent I and Mrs Lloyd Black",Vood, Mr. Tho.se present had been ask- p>rr~es~ld~e~nt~of~th~e~M~is~si~on~s~ry~Sir~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;; McEihtnny, Mrs. Allman andiSunday m Columbus wtth Mrs and Mt·s. Arthur Da•1Js, Teddy ed to brmg a used sweater to iii Mr s Bt>UV Spenl'er :Hawk's son, Grover E tlawk and Joan Ann: Mr and Mrs. be sent to Hong Kong. and an Refresh~ents were served by who has returned home after Harry S. Moore , Mr and Mrs. offermg was rece1ved to pay Pomeroy, Ohio M . N th d M lsevf!ral weeks hosp1tahr.ation W C Randolph, Jr., Mr. and the cost of sendmg the sweat8 1gg Mrs Gart>n St~nsbur) , tm· Pt:l~J fi ~~e~~~art 111 sihear~Jose r~i ~ and IS improvmg , Mrs C L Ran<iolph, Mrs . The! ers Ushers for the offermg serTONIGHT mecllatt" past president ol t he tt Mr and Mrs John Smith and rna Orr , Mrs. Marcia Keller, vJce were Mrs Edward U "COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR" Mnldleport Garden Club, was w evE"nmg. d ht r JoAnn of SandyvtiJf! IMr and Mrs H E. Cowdery, Moore, Mrs Joe Wilson, Miss (Technlcolor) awardl>d the uutsta.ndmg Gar-; '14-~~: ~~t guests of her par-rMr and Mrs Webster Reed. Rho?a Hall, 4nd Mrs Jack Sat- , WUllam Holden, Lilli Palm· dener awa1d last Saturday at ents Mr and Mrs Pl'lce Hawk . Mr. and Mrs Ov1e Miller, and terf1eld~, 1 er, HuJh Gnfhtb. Wm Hoi· M;·s John Bayliff and daugh- Mrs Cora Patterson ~.~P. voted to hold a den, "' Eflc Erickson, Amer· the Fall IJJstmt meetmg ht>ld j ican ·born Swede who outwit· m Belptt> tt>r uf Cndersvdre and M r s. l Sf!ndmg presentt. were Mr Spriuj ·R&Ily on the mommg of I t1d the Nazi durtng World ! Mrs Stansbury was ae('omNewton Spencer of Logan are and Mrs. Earle Wlg&l, Mr and the '¥:SO.Cliltional meeting. War a, selling them on an :panted lu the meetm.; by oth' Ute guests of Mr and Mrs. c. Mrs Earl Shears, Mr and Mrs The ' president$ were saluted ilnagmary oil .~;upply, Hlmm· er membe1 s ul th~ Mt.ddleport , IF Tompkms and assistmg in George Black, Mr and M r s with the singing of an origmal Jer paases lum mlo Re1ch club, M1 s John K1nc~:~td, Mrs Tltt' Snulhern H1gh S r h o o l 1the cat e of Mrs. Tompkins who John Buchaflan , Mr and Mrs. song. The dlJet number w a s while he suppltea AJI!ea wtlh M L ~ rt>nc h and Miss Harttt• Glee club's fund ralsmg sale 1Js Johnme Kibble, Mrs. Edna Ste· sung by Mrs . Clifford Stumbo 111 but impl ovlng Na:Ei move1. Mane Snuth ul Manot· 'l't'IUls r'rull cakes Mr' and Mt s Mtlt!s Me Far· ward, Mrs. Zona Lee, Mls.'Jes and Mrs. John Fultz With Mrs. COLORCARTOON: The award wus presented wus launehde tud,ly when Exe{' , ld and family uf Columbus Mildred and ~·orrest Kibble, -- -- - - - SNUBBY'S SON!..__ 1 fr om DISlrJl'l 11 of the Oh 10 11\IYt' IJeud ChaJifS Hayman l s~~nt Sunday With her futher Mrs MarjoTJe Marcum T a· . WID,. THURS. FRI. Axsoctal!on of ( i;mlen Clubs purchased .the fn·st fruit cake ·Emmt>it Will, ~hester Road ' Many cards were also rece1v r &nr.ng ~ elltnon October 24-25-26 I The meetmg was held at the fl'lln~ Melvm Van Meler, dub Ml·s Harry Davis and Mr. ed by the couple. I•'J.eltf B.v WSCS · NOT OPEN Dark blue metaUic finish. You'll know when you F' 1rst Mt\thodtst Church lll Bel-1pu?ltclly thn1rman Iand Mrs Don Duv 1s and dau· l • An ~tive M'l:i~~"' and ":let be'li!li.r the \vheel that this is Ihe Cadillac for ,pre I Contmumf;{ thJOu~lt Cktob~r lghte1· of Canton vtsJtt>d rela·! offJceri"tlBIRing sesston 11! the ' · you Local owned. A dream car. See it today' Bl& l <~nd Novembet· thts fund-rals· lt 1ves and friends over t h f' , • • WSCS of the United Methodist [ roomy 4 Door Sedan mg S<llc serves two purprlSf'S 0 SAI.E!i! PI.ANNEO Ill glves the buyer an opportun- we~kend em nS 'I church was held Sunday eveThere will he a rummage liY to rontrtbut e to worthwhtle Mr and Mrs. Dwight Hunt nmg at tile church I nmt l>llke sale m the lhms · adiVIIJes 5 onsored b the of Auron.1, Ill wel'e recent . Mrs. Jed Webste. Sr, presi Wurm•J bwldlttg 0<"1 26-27 ~Jv-1 1.1 1•1· 1 P. Y t of Mrs Everett : Mrs. Gary Dill entertained dent. was in charge of the 1 dinner· hguests 'l'h ey a 1so VJSI1ed Ill the C' hester commum't Y Horne meetln@ which opened with en bv the Mt Unum • (' h u, I' c h 1, L'P f u 1 w....denJo~ a 1n!lblmna · McKmg t · · Items y bamous pro'fhurt avut · Cl ub w·e:unes • day prayer by ' Mrs Harry P Smith women Anyone havmg ( Ita eon· k Colum hus WI lh Mr and Mrs. DemonstratiOn 1 1 "THfi'~O~~:··o~u~siNK" or baked !loods to contnbute Y Y t mat 1 ese ~u ;a ~s I C W Stansbury at her home with a luncheon 'J'he work of each offic~r was ( Technicolor) please eall Albany MY 8-2627 ~~e ~!:.~et:~i~h p~ak":se the: Mr and Mrps Bbrad hSch 11PJer Mrs Roger Kellet and Mrs. discussed with .Mrs Smith aSJ Doria: Day, Cary Gnmt, Gli or Rutland SH 2 4848 There Will It and sons of 1\ts urg · 1 a. Janet Gooch assisted in prepar· advisor. Attendmg vrere Mrs 1 II 11 1, Youn.. Mantle, AndrewRo11er Meadow~. ' were weekend guesh d ofM her ing several foods. Many dl£fer- Everett Thomas, Mrs C. Mell\1tckPy MaliS, be , revlv•l starting at the espec a Y re gt s Cadillac - Oldsmobile Yogi Berra, of New York church 011 Nov 3 Preachmg G!1•e club salesmen a1e mak- 1grandparenL'l, Mr an r s ent herbs were displayed in vln Alklre, Mrs L F Schoen · 4 'You'U Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business•• Yankees Irs • RIOT! 11~orv:lm w11l start at 7 30 each mg an effort to contact every Charles Warner, Ebenezer St. both their natural and commer- leb, Miss Lydia Ebersbach, l Colorurtooons evening. I~::~~~s:tlhrough a house-to-house Mr and Mrs. Rtchard Stmon clal form. They were identified MlY Grace Campbell, Mrs However, anyone wish- and fam1ly of Brooksville were and compared by the group. Lit- Alonzo CUster, Mrs. Smith and WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio 11 ~ to purchase a fruit rake weekend guests of her parents, erature explaining their tharaeMrs·-_: ~ · _W::e::b:st:e : r:.... , _ _ _ _ _ ,..1!,~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,!!1 (Political Adv't.) Thlr<l o/ a Seriea du1·in• the dr1ve, but who Is not Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hat· terisUcs and how they shou1d I•DIItlacled , may plac~ hi' bttl~r field. Rutland bt used was given. telephorung WI 9-3981, Mrs Frances Reibel, Mrs The business meeting was Anna Reuter and Miss Nelle conducted by the president, Mrs. Bing spent an enjoyable after- Reid Young. ProjecL for achievI)OOP Monday , with Mrs Gold1a ment day were discussed and East Asia Rim l• CirriP Study TI1•Pme tlberfeld, Harnsonv11le Road three subjects deckled on. Fredertck Bartels returned to Mrs. Keller had patterns and I 'l'he Afternoon Cirrle, led by I his home, Youngstown Monday Instructions available ror smockMrs Beulah Haves. 1 after a weekend visit With his mg cushions from corduroy ma"Around the Rim of East mother, Mrs Edna Bartels, terial, and Mrs. Norman Rose 1showed how to smock gingham at the monthly meetmg held at Nye Ave the t'hurch on Thursday, Octo- William Bartels and sons, lfor fancy aprons. bet :.!5 at 2 p m. Eddie and Chlll'k were Sunday Member:. attending besides Hostesses far lhe meeting In- dinner guests of h1s mother. previously named were M r a. Mrs Emerson J ones. Mrs Edna Bartels and his bro- Wooc row Mora, ).frs. Homer Mrs Normau Wayland and Mrs. ther Frederick. Holter, Mrs. Theadore Mora, H. K Wuodgerd . While the Mrs. H D. Defenbacher re- Mrs. Frances Spencer. Mrs. Pa· , study wtll Introduce a major turned to her home, Colum~s trlcla Holter. and Mrs. Freda cum·ern or Methodist nu.sslons, Sunday after a weekend VISit YoLmg. Guests were Mrs. Freel it wll\ also bring to this with her brother, Frank B , man Williams, Mrs. Gertrude mu111ty a discussion of at. Wtll and other relatives. Frank, Mrs. Earl Dill, and Mn. In~ sect ton of the wot·ld Mrs Grace Quillen ot I Nevada Beaver, overlooked . So Important 1s Marys. W Va. spent the week- The next meeting will be a Asia, m the v1ew of the Metho· end Wlttl relatives here. Christmas workshop on WedWhite fabrics come out whiter, colors dist Church, a systematic Mr and Mrs Gene Weimer nesday, November 14, at the come out brighter when you dry your through Adult Educallun and children, Jimmy, 0 a r home of Mrs. Frances Spencer. t. Service to Meigs County clothes the flameless way. An electric es or the entire region and Beeky of Sooth 2. Sound St•te Fin•nces dryer dries with pure radiant heat- just b__.. __ " _e_,_co..u.. ra.::g~ed-·--------.., 1 Mn. VIenna were weekend guests Sh U..._,n Nl'led Jay Warner and family. like sunshine. No burning fuel, no fumes, • 3. Person• I Help to People in their AI Mineraville no yellowing or fading of delicate fabrics • A groupo- of relatives a n d Dealings with State Government You'll love every flameless feature of the PINNER IS GIVEN friends visited Sunday afternoon 4. Aid to Ohio Economic & lndustri•l new electric dryers. Mr and Mrs. Cash H~hr err with Mr. and Mrs. George Gen· tertalned last Sunday With a helmer, Mlnersvllle. Mr. Gen. Development family dinner at their home Is ~nfined to his home • 3. Person• I Help to People In their Middleport in honor of tht 8 br~ken ankle doY of Mrs. Bahr's mother, Calling were Mr. ~nd Mrs. D..llngs with St•t• Government Martha Childs Others Homer Holter and Mr. and Mr!l. An "experienced hand" Is nrt·e ssnr~ to help were Mr. and Mrs. Mora and famtly Ches the clttzens of Meigs County who bel'ome involv· and s.helia and Road: Mrs. Denver 'Hotter ed m the mtncac1es of 1to1te governQ'Ient regul•· Mrs Mmnie Gilmore and sons Harry and George, tions, administrative rulings, agency procedures , Middleport, Mr . and Mnr Pine Gro~e. Mr.' and Mrs. Llndetc Your State Re~resentall\'e must ha"t' a spe· 11 Gibbs and Gloria and Greg eJ Daines, Flatwoods; Mr. and c1allzed "know -ho .... · In the proct'SlH'S of state gav· Havell. W Va. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Rose and grand ernment and lake a genuine perso nal intt'l't'sl your Joe Ji'alkner and children, Randy and Kathy Rose In the rrohlemR people bring to h1m. J1ll of Columbus and Can- of Reedsvll1e; Mrs Theodore In 2 years of servi('e in the State Leglslatul'e electric appliance and Chrlstme Bahr. Middleport; Miss EsthGeorge Meinhart has gamed an mtlmate knowledge er Joseph, Mrs. Gerald Amber of the p10ces ses and the "key personnt>l" in state dealer show them and Norman Rose, Miners GAVE DINNER government Osmer Frecker. Storyl I Stand For .. For Metgs Counbans, Georgl• Memhart has Mr. and Mrs Bradford Run; and Mr. and Mrs. David eCiu11e Cooperation With eA ssisted hundreds of citizens w1th Worknwns Our County Engineer with a dinner Kohlentz and family who were I Compensation claims •BI».L·k TO<Jl Roads urday evenmg at their home, dinner guests and Mr. eHelped many mdivlduals with Aid for the Aged Thrrmgbout The C()Unty MinersvilleGuests were Mr. , and Mrs. Earl J)@an and fam. eSupported increases In llnemplovment Compen• Frt>e Surplua Food and Mrs. Guy Ru.!ISell of lly of Chester. sation allowances and assisted Persons 111 danAt No Cust To Tht> County rt>n and Mrs. Stella Grueser, ----fying t he1r benefit status eComplf'te Budaet For Minersville. BOOSTER EVENT SET eAssisled businessmen in Sales Tax problems All C(lunty Dt'partmenta Plans have been completed eHelped get hE"tter Telephone Service for Meigs the Booster meeting of Pia County. VOTE FOR ... lS, Daughters of Amerlra, eCOJlSIStentlv ~u pported. Farm Legislation be held at GaUipolla, WedDemocr•fic For Informed, Busine11-like Help in riesday,;tober 31. It will be C•ndidate For Meig• In Hayword building, Dealing with Government Vote to Re-elect a State Sl. bellnnlni COUNTY 7:10 p.m. with Gallla CounREPUB~ICAN COMMISSIONER cJl as hostesses. A six !').'clock !""""u--;---...= CANDIDATE FOR dinner at the Farmm Hotel 20 Years Experience wUI the meeting. Re• In Public Accounting for the dinner muat and Tax Work REPUBLICAN N . Pol. Adv. In to l'rlbble WIIIIOII, Galll· Pd. Pol. Adv. P'ltwlut -ted the Ualted ...... perpetual IOVOI'Olpl)' OV• or Jbo C..al :ZODt Ia a lreal)' alpecl Ia 1103, II yean ltelore lilt cllllll o)ltlled. e • . • at y MEIGS THEATRE 'I PANTHERS - The Pomeroy Junior High 7·8th grade team will pad up today after school at 5 p.m . and play the little Rutland Red Devils, coached ~y Don QuiSenberry. The game Will be played on the Panther field . Pomeroy is believed to have one of the best passing attacks for a 7-8th grade team m the area . Seated, I. to r., Jack Moore, Van Kirkland, Ronnie Logan, Danny Crow, Mike Wright, Jeff Karr, Jack Haggy, Eddie Baer, Chucky Murray; Standmg, Charles Hysell Steve Fmlaw Don SwJSher Lennie Van Meter Bill Moore Andy Porter ~hn Bash, Tink Trlpplett, Raymond Z,irkle, Bi~y__Engllsh, Kenneth' Ha riley, and David Carr. -'Sentinel Photo. ' ' ' • Js Jn HIg • h Gear -;:;:~:=;''"';':'~7 Retired River CampaIgn B t Engmeer • · D'IeS Al Age 72 . h At AnnuaI POrtIand Nlg t 1 SPECIAL I 1959 CADILLAC ' J' KARR & VAN ZANDT County I as State Representative 19 - FLAMELESS I COMMISSIONER ·- i'r~. · ~· ·."\ ' .... .. i,• i ' •' .. ~ ' ., I ! SefVJCeS • FOf Letart Woman Are Annoonced te;..un mluU":I'I. · Another BattJe He d Marking ADDIVersaries • promse • p•tJenty I u. s. • D J A• . Support GrOWS "Dick" KARR, Sr. bJ u.s.. quara~tine !M"'Ia Charles R. .___x__.__G_E-'-QR_GE A. MEINHARO t" b:' - Public Works Program Described Sam Arnold State Representative :: ZaJ to you now. ' ' .!b, ........, Honor Supem'sor For 40 years In Phone Indusl ry let ,• - .. WASHINGTON IUPI) - A Pentagon spokesman aid mortly W today he had no evlienee that any Cuba·bound Ruutan abl hid o r e - - • altered their course beeause of the U.S. blorkade The 1 lllrlled bed or the flr81 Intercept would take place, aid It eould .....,. liked wber: Asked whether the flr81 ship to be stopped neresiiiJ'II wiU we - Ill. 11 said, that Is where our interest is roneentrated." M~whlle :. ~ ~- he viet Union rejeded and sent back to the U.S. Emburo an Amrm.a OICOW, S.. 1 lng ito plauned sea bln<kade of Cuba. IIDte ....... fso v·- • -- - _u__ Needs GEORGE A. MEINHART ... Celebration Js FUMING Meigs ...,:t~~-:,.~ pancakes For Nov. 2 SUpper I I "I r 1 I ' tbs Mrs DdJ Was D t atlon Club HosteSS 1 CbDee " ..... ... been lei as Beggars' Nigh• ffWASHINGTON (UP!) - The agailllt anna to Cuba went IIIIo Ia Rullaod vUiage. e ect at 10 a m .. EDT today and all Signs pomted to a clasb within h · Tbe houro have beea s el 08 Amertcan w~rsh1ps and Soviet vessels headed for tbe island Witb ~~!' 1D:g to bu_ 08 CO:DIWW' from six to alae with the siren tld m the. most eriti~alsituation si nee World War 11 PresJd I to blow to •lpUy lbe berJn· wllb cabmet officials and hts top-level military and intell' ence ad ent Keltlled,yTwenty·fiVe RusSian ships, some believed to be ca,..Jf bJ. ot 1 nlog boiU', and also for 1 • • endlog. AU ebUdreo must be wreck~ng American cJtJes, moved ·toward a bristling nng 0 Us wanh1 capa oH the olreelo at 9:30 p.m., PT. PLEASANT - Hugh ' ~s .:::riCh were under orders. to block by whatever means further' aar...t'."~l: Pre • eledlon campaigning charged that the large bulldoz- McKelvey stated he believes uoless ~ompanied by a par Barbee Aetker, 72, a retired thv t t~ Ft~el C~~tro . Soviet offtcials here and elsewhere gave IY11'7 indication moved into high gear TUesday !er could have been purchased !funds can be found m the coun- 1 ent accordlog to a ttalemeat chief en@ineer of river boats, thfs 0~ 1 usstan s 1PS ~ould refuse to stop or be searched. In Ul.e Jat lltemaUve n. ·ut as office seekers or their I for $35,000 and that free surplus t)• budget to pave 60 miles of • lsslled by Mayor Ell Dennlsoa. died Tuesday afternoon In Hoi- f wl bd md.eanteUd.S. shtps would catTy out Kennedy's order to liDt.., .~o:p tbat 1 "• . uses ~ .., espv~~.esman took the platform at food could be gotten ·m Me1gs county roads each year. ! ~~W:lftX: ~ zer hospt'tal. He was a resident B t oth. e Iver . 15 a "CancHdt.tes N1ght" meetill£ county. Eleanor Robson mcurnbent l w~:!a:~*'i&~'°KOO!'Hllil' of Henderson, and a native of leadu wrtasdonhlyton e of the test~ ahead. Government source. and 00. . , - - . f..--• · Porll d • Mason county ers repo e 1 a P1ans were "gomg forward" fo ru 1 · ...,._ m an · Arnold's opponent for the full •-~pubJican recorder, who 1s if present us measu . d r . a u -sea e JnVUion. of Cuba All polttlcal candidates, Dem- term of commissioner' Charles ruMing for an unexpired term,' He was born Aug. 30, 1800, United State~ ., res prove ma equate to neutralize the island U a tbreat 1o the ocrats, Repubhcan and lnde- R. (Dick) Karr, spoke brieily lasked for tlte support of all vot- j the son ~ . the ~te John and AmerH~an rorces were under or- -::::-=-=::-::~=--~------------pendents on the county, state and said "] am for everything ers. A Democrat candidate Don Molly Phllhps Aetker. Most of ders to maintain a tight bl k ~] of tb . 1 . or national level, were invited that Is g~ for Meigs county Young was not present I his active career was spent OR I ade proclaimed Tllesd . htocb. ~on . e IniSS] es now lD Cuba. pictures • the ~~Met .aduUe to th ublic event spo ored · R blic Co · tile river He was a member ay mg Y ussta was certian to veto the bases 1a Cubr.. the d' Co 't n~l b GOP official Kenneth McEl· epu an unty Auditor of tile M~sonJc lodge in Hunt- Prestdenl Kennedy W prevent ad· j (Coatinued ou Paee 7) changed • ~ b Pe Y ort an s mmum Y u · hinney, who 1s running for the offwe seeker Lurenza Davts dihonal Russtan oCfensi\'e weap- , · • About 100 persons attended. unexpired term of commission- told the audience that taX ~ton, Pt. Pleasant Moose (lh8 from reachmg Cuba. I 'The proof! IJI'OClaUned the Sen. J. Sherman Portet' Dern- er created by the death of Dan money should be spent for the ge, and the Henderson Meth-1 Alr d M ted (Centlllllld • Pap '7) ocratic candidate for State Sen· c Hartinger s s I'd he w I'll benefit of the maJ'ority and not LETART w VA Funeral odlst church. I E •• y f ... 1 I bl k th fl t did te to • ' . • · ·H11 wife preceded him jn ven a success u nava oc • ator, was e rs can a " Weigh each and every prob- 2J few. DaVIS BSid, "The tax dol· Sc. VICes for Mrs. Mary Jane death Survivors are three d lade, however, would not remove speak. He pledged to try to re· lem carefully and that lle is for Jar should be spent so we can Winebrenner who died Tues- &hte ' d t M J~ 1the threat of Russ1an 1 OOO.mile NEW DELHI. India UPI ~uce the burden of t.ixes and a progressiv~ Meigs county." get the best out of 1t." lncum- day at her ~idence after a E. ~~fenan~oar~ve:~k N mtssliet~ already mounted and India armounced today that it CQIIII1lented that befot;t., an of- McElhinney's Democralic op- bent Democrat Gordon H. Cald.l long Illness, wW be held at the c. Mra. Robert Stea be. . ready for firmg from C.ba. Thla Is ready to le<ept Comm1111181 fice hokler-.~ _fWJd!... t h.e ponent-Wllliam McKelvey saki well was not present as he was Guiding Star Church in Letart f 'Ale d . V M n rgeo lituaUon led to an UP.Surge of ill- Cblaele proposals for peace money muat first ~ found. "Our county roads are not' keep- attending an out-of-county ·meet· at 2 p m Thursday with ffi e 0 d p~an n:, Wa., rJs. ~w- vas ion talk in Wasbui'gton &alklt bat cm:b' fl tile Red . Porter'& GOP apponent, Qak- ing pace with areas around us." ing, according to officials. Rev. Hoiley Hensley offlclat- &ah FugA:lk :coch a,le to I., The United States was ~ttempt- troops wldldraw aortlii of die ley Collins, did not attend. · CONGRESSIONAL RACE Ing. Burial will be In the Letart w v · er ar a n, lng in he nlled Nations Securl- disputed bon!"' ltet-.a the The second candidate to take Speakin@ for Democratic cemeter • a., and Willlarn Aelker of Coun 11 to throu b two eoaotrlel. the platform was Meigs Coun· ' Congressman Walter H. Moel· She :;.s born November 20 Hender!On. A brother and si,. Y c put • a ...,.. --Paneake (with aa~~~age)...,.. ty Representatlv~, cont~tant. Doler, his administrative assist· 1879, in Leon, the dau@hter of ~r A~::e/urvive are Capt. 0 . NEW DELHl, India UPH- ~ are invited to visit the nald E. Mullen. ,,I believe m a } · • ant sa1d MoeUer favors t h e the late Simon p. and Angela Mrs of Pt. PleBBant and MOSCOW uPI - Several ,Communist ChnUJ called for troop Middleport High 8chooJ cafebatenced budget, sald MuUen. Medicare bill and that econom·IO'NaU Grimm. Her llusband, field ~r~me Andersoo of Win- hiiDdred Ratslaos toda)' pro- !disengagement and peace talks ~is::::~ ol Nov.J beMullen, a democrat, was follc redevelopment has been one John w preceded her in death chUd' · a. There are 10 grand- tested tbe Amer&ean blockade with Jndia today even though f::,_U " JKtet·Panther towed by Republican Rep. of h1s " major ojectJVes. " 1u~ 1950 ., Se r~n, will be h ld of Cuba In a demon11tratloo forces were smashing deeper into Tbeir ~· b George Meinhart, who endorsHe also discussed the Cuban Survivors Include five sons, ;;•ce~ t'nee Chat 2 p. outside the Embassy Indian territory Usfied ~-~~ wiD be ed the plan of James Rhodes situation. He satd the Repubh- Roy and Richard both of Syra- Wml.l ur Fay at 1 ho apman- bere. hJ a formal !itaternent the Pei- ~ h ..~.::-::"tbeGone Har· h ' coxen unera me. Rev lrled •• tb . ' ras, cUCUI.,... 'Ill Middlejob 1 h 0 for enrourag ng growt m A successful celebration was cans ave used Cuba as a cuse, o; Ray, Doylestown, o., Robert Da wiU officiate anci ne man .... eater e pmg . government proposed a port Athletic 8oollin Pucak Mella eounty. Meinhart said he!h ld S nd f th S6th . campaign ISSUe but d cannot Robert Sycamore Illinois· Ro.u burl 1 IU Ybe. Su emba1111y but was taken away meetmg between Premien Jawa· ....,.__ ,u~ 'nd 1 e u ay o e anm• • • a w m ncrest cemebrl file ha supper .....u&UUA;\\' h •• h . wJU contLnue to work for 1 us- versary of the Naomi Baptist be used any longer because of lQ('al; four daughters, Mrs. Lau- tery. Friends may call at the a~...:-r I e1 scu w1i .:NV· r1a,1 Ne r~ of lnd1a and Chou Harris outlined "..1.._ for the • trial e1pansion. He pointed to 1churc h and the th'tr d anmver· (Contluued oo Page 10) ra Stanley and Mrs Mildred f alte let mUltlamen guardlnl t be En-Ja1 of China to halt the Moody .....--....~.. ....,... _ __ · unera 1 uome r 5 p.m. to- mba 111 A Ia wd f f'.tl.ti the . ltlpper · - Y evelning at 1 the f t th8 t h h bee 1 0 ac e as n a sary of its pastor, Rev Samuel Howerton, Huntington; Mrs. day. e Y· rge cro 15" ng on ~ountaiDOIU bor- rep1ar IOIIetlD( al 1ba booster legisJator for l:l years, said J J ks 1 p h h HELD IN JAIL Myrtle Hoffman and Miss MaRu1slaos ptbered Ill front of der between India and Red-held bl1d tbe "experience is important." le~e~~ r:~~.omroy, c urc Edgar Taylor, 56, of Racine bel Winebrenner, both local; PARTY ANNOUNCED the butldingshortly aftel aoon Tibet. ~~: at biP acbool. AU four county commlaslollel' RD 1, has been arrested by one sJster Mrs Frank Linds- Th ill following a brief earlier demThe three-polnt Chinese state- ''Tick 11 lilt candidates were present. Demo- The church bulJd!ng, 109 years the Meigs County Sherriff's de· IJey, Toled~. 0.; · 20 grandchlldere w be 8 Ha1loween onatratioa by about 5I Soviet ment prepared to contiao DOthe are an DOW for CJ'It Sam Arnold led that group old, was the meeUng place for partment on a driving while ind 3• I· nd·"Jld party Thursday night, October stu.deatl. ing new from ""'"ol P I lng $1 (adult) and 50 centl (cltiJd. these long-time service memren an "grea gra ~,;~a ren. 25, at 7:30 at tile Pomeroy Ele~"'""'ous ep ren) for all *be pancakes WID of speakers saying he IS for CO· be Willla Le 1 81 toxicated charge. Taylor w a s Friends may call after 4 p.m. m ta h 1 P 1 f chll proposals for negotlati011 whicll ....... eat, •lth the ,, .. rs m ws years be' h ld . en ry sc oo. r zea or • ba .__ ,,M -· . ud 1 j .1 lnd : a b:'a:to roa:un~al:n•.;r (he became a deaeo~ at the mg e m coun y aJ ay. ~ednesday at the residence un- dren's costuming will be gtv- lutlon calling f(lr removal and ~~=otreP-,ed by the Indian Also to be M'Ved an aaU.: the ANSWER CALL I~~ P-~·bTh~~iKiay : e \t h ~ en. There Will be a sweet shop, dismantling under u N. supervi.l go · ages (Bob Evana), milt, aad 000 c!mty o~ned bull- age of 18); Susie Venable, 45 dozer ~nd sur Ius food Arnold years; Callie Banks, 30 years; . Y ~1 e en to c urc games~ refreshments and door firmed what congressional leadcoffee. ' p . - - and Lula Hampton, 25 years. Middleport fJremen answered to lie m state for one ~ur. F!>- prizes. lers learned from the~r meeting00f S J3r Meo of the booster group a call to the Hobson depot toglesong Funeral home Js in will serve from 5 p m tllrWgb M be led th Mr1. Wogan Diet~ In em." presen e pas. day at 12:28 a.m. where the charge. 7 p.m. 11111 ladles dj also u.• tor a 81ft on the occasion. An motor of an automobile owned MOSCOUI UPil - Despite So- . Columhul Hospital afternoon message was brought by George Roush Lelart w VIet th"'" .. ·~Ike "the IJUght· st!t. Myron Miller Ia aaalstlnJ by the Rev. D. L. Latham, pas- Va llad cau ht fi~ Th bl~ CASE DISMISSED Jest retahatory blow" against the W'th arrangements, M~ Mra. EdJUt Wogan, 68, .torm- tor of the Triedstone Baptist · . kl g xti ·1 h~ A case styled Millllie Green United States, Premier Nlklta of the baostera have tickets fer erly of Bailey Run, died In IJnJ.. Ichurch of Gallipolis. Tbe Tried· was QUIC y e ngu s • against the Kentucky Cenlral Klrrushchev appeor.d today .. be sale. veralty Hospital at Columbus Istone choir also sang. Life and Accident Insurance . leaving the door open for a fie. Tlcketl ror tile pme to ..,... Tuelday "ening following . a:l otber vlsltln@ ministers w r Melg• Memorial Hospital Company has been dtsmlssed Gertrude Smith Mitchell, Pomeroy~Middleport com- lble policy on the Cubali blockade low at I p. • t:bet eftllq IOn& illness. She was the w1fe Re W ht R e e ADMISSIONS - Janice Lef- records of Meigs County Com- mercial uff~ce supervisor for General Telephol'}e ,Com- ~ crisis. "ru be avaDahie 11 tile sa~ at 0. M. Wogan. : v. rJg • ev. Wood, Rev. fie, Hartford, W. Va.; Mtchael mon Pleas Court showed to- pany of Ohio, bas received a diamond service pm m re- Khrushchev took lime out Tues- per llelplol to tlknfniR abe Servlcet wlU be held at th_e ,Jones, and Rev. MitchelL Na- Lin~stamer, ReedsvDle; Fred- da • cognition of her 40 years service in the telephone indusn1 ht to hear American 0 ra sta~llll 111 lbte a& llle ._ Rutland Nazarene cllw:ch FrJ- j om~ church leaders .extended rec1a Mayer, Pomeroy; Irene Y try. J!rome Hines at the lklf:hoi for ltdmllskma. p day at l p.m. Burial w1U be in ~elf deepest appreciation to the Balley, Pomeroy. The pln is a miniature GenAfter the performance the Middleport Hill cemetery. i VIsitors and all other~ who help- ~ISCHARGES- C h a r 1 e s Melgt General Hospital eral System emblem Presensnd Ftrst 0 ut' The boosten hopt hundreds tation was ~de by F. W HamAnastas Mikoyan 01 foortbaU fans from MlddJt.. ArranaemenU are in charge of I eo make the celebration a SUL'- Smith, Pomeroy; William Hou- ADMISSIONS - None. &be Chue Funeral Home. 1cess. dashelt, Pomeroy, R. D. D. DISCHARGES - None. per of Manon, General Teleto Hines and his Wlfe ror 8 ~· Pomeroy and surroundphone's vice president of operamg areas will come to tht tlons. at a dinner ceremony Hines said the Soviet premier supper. ·:~e'll hve plenty_ of held In Athens recenlly. . "Jolly good hu .. hotealle1, Harris promised. 8 .... · he I m mor. Proceeds will be used for ._,... -~.t mn1. Mitchell began r te • Veteran We11tern diplomats here ephone career after graduasaid the flnt Sovlet reaction to ed ~ eq~Jpmeot at MH8. Fourteen federally - backed Melts, Gallia and Lawrence. Batt said 14 ARA projects the average need of distressed tkm from Pomeroy High the blockade bad been relatively President Bill pretfd,. .-ubuc warkl Programs lnvolv~ '11le conference also drew al with more tbaa •• mllUoa and areas m the country. School. From June until Decrestrained They said Khrushchev ed over the meeting when plant inli ont million dollars includ- few leaders from Washington, ' providing employment for 850 Speakers at the conference ember 1922, she was an operapparently hoped to fight the for a Thanksgiving record hop Jna: project& in Gallipolis a n d Scioto. Pike, Highland and Ad· persons ere DOW pendlag In included representative. of tbe ator for the Pomeroy and MidIn tht> llnitPd Nations rather sponsored by the booaten were Porileroy, and. 850 jobs, are ams counties, all outside t be tbe seven-county area. Coag· U. S. Oepartmemt of Interit~r, deleport Telephone Company on the high seas although revtewed. peodln& for Southeastern Ohio, lOth District. 1 resaman Moeller s a I d an- Labor, Agrtculture, Commerce, then on December 15 a h e had Inihcated in th; past that The boosters also will hold a Yups would not resJK'('t get-together Thursday evening. leaders from this area were The program was arranged ' oouncement of approval of Health, Education and Welfare. was transferred to the com1 toJ4,Jn Rio Grande Monday. Iby Allen H. Tett, Oh1o Field ! one project ean be expected Also on the program were of. mercia! business office. United States blockad~ of Cuba. November 1, for adult.l and Nearly 200 community offi- Co-ordinator for ARA at the within a few day1. fi c1als from the SrnaU Business Since then, Mrs. Mitcltell , football players, foUowing the e1a11 attendtns an Area fte.de- request of U. S Representative Batt saki t~ new act supple- Admmistration, Area Re-devel- has progressed through various pep rally. Milk, coffee, douih· velopment AdlblnistraUon eon- Walter H. Mueller, Lancaster. ments the ARA program and lopment AdminlBtratlon, and the jc.bs In the same office for nuts and rolls wiD be ~ed. terence at Rio Grande college FoiJowing the explanation of will provide money for many ICommunity Facllities Adrn. Ohio Standard Telephone Co. 1 Lady booster• are plann1na th1J tiean1 federal representatives the new law, community lead- projects communities have been j Federal officials explained Ohio Associated Telephone , ONDON UPil-Support grew event. ouWne the provisions of the aeo- ers were given an opportunlty 1unable to undertake He said1that requests for aid for com- and General Telephone Western Europe today Coach Frank Eschleman , . oelerated Public Works ask questions about their ' a back lr,g (lf sucll programs munity projects will go through pany of Ohio. fm· Kennedy's acUon to v1ewed formationa fans wUI see: gram approved last month specifJc projects, mostly water ' now exist. the same state and federal s:g- Her present position stop the Soviet missile buildup in in Athens Friday night when Coqresl. and sewage improvements. Pomeroy, where she Is Cuba. they watch the Jaeketl play 1 The new law provides up to encies as other ARA programs. qUires the handling of 'ftMt conference was William L. Batt, Jr., ARA 75 per cent aid but 50 per cent Completion of a one and er accounts for eome 4500 of the Fir1t European reaction had the Bulldogs, He indicated that for seven counties in the administrator from Washington, Imay be the limit for which any one-fourth miiJlon dollar sew· ephone! in and the Pomeroy cool, and demonstrators In AtheM is fast, tough, and ~ty lOth Congressional D. C. co-ordinator of the new Ohio communities Is eligible. age project at GaiHpo]ls and a Letart Falls, ter Eastern Stars. She several cities marched outside versatile. trlct. 'lbe seven classified Works Program told the Batt and other officials ex- sewage system for Pomeroy and Rutland. holds memberships In the embassie1 Tuesday He also lhowed toms of tht depressed areu by the U. that the program would plaiDed the aid for communi- were specltic projects discuss- Mrs MltclleU's dies Oriental Shrine, shouting "Hands <>ff Cllba." Jackets-Nelsonville game. won Department of Labor are enormous assiltance to ties facilities will be alloted ac- ed for Gallia and Melp ~ activities include and the Independent But late Tuesday and Tuesday by Middleport 14-0, apd. OOIDo.... Vlaton, ilocldnJJ, Ohio, cordin& to -<ormula baaed on Ues. In the UnJtecl Melllodlat Pioneer Alloclation. follow., oircula- ol the meotod 011 them.'! I s . ', ;;. ~ ~ lies lilt aUraL .... Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Ocl . 24, 1962 Il~BY THIS WEEK'S Sel/inrJ Manor Fruit cakes ,.1. Clash On Seas Inevitable As Blockade Set G/ee CJub /s 1 c rOL XIV NO. 161 ................ eloody _ _ _ 0 El BE Rf El D IN POMEROY i WEA1'HER --., ! •·, enttnel 1 Mrs. Stansbury Distinguished In Club Activity .. ":c:-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 23, 1962