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Plans were made to attend girls with the most point. will Sunday, Oct. 2 and projects be held Oct. 1-7 at the church. day cammp at Camp Kiachuta r<ceive a gift of $10; second Middlep0rt when lor the year were discussed Mrs. Thomas Rue and Mrs. Septrmber 22 when Cadet Girl prize will be $7 and third, $5. !he Deacons and Deacon· Thomas Kelly were named co- ~ti 1 .l L: -ut lUlU tntei'cessory Prayer is Theme of ;· ~-l~.!.r_.'!'~sePr£Uer.~wCuhtheurcprhogramProg . . ram .· ~ -~..,.•.,._, the pomeroy SO{',IAL CAJ [;' NDAR praye~ n:;:~: I Drive·ln e ., theme of the pro&l'am pre- Mrs. Beolz, president, ·~ aented by Mrs .. Thomas Bentz iu charge of the bualllesa wben the WSWS of the Enter' alon and Mr1. Everett Balel prise EUB CIJurcb ·met Tues· wu welcomed as a new IDemScout Troop 185 met for their PoinL• will be given for various esses of the First United Pres- chairmen for the sale. Other day even.ing at lbe home of ber. II wat ·aecldlll' to ~ve 1 first meeting ol the year Mon- efforts including good groom· byterian Church met Tuesday projectS Include a Christmas Mrs. Claude Husted. delltlminatienal day ol prayer liav at the Columbus and South- ing and various projects. Jim Johnson, son of Mr. and evening at the church . card sale with Mrs. Rue arid Mr. arid Mrs. Eldon Weeks re- , The call to · worship and service on Sunday, Sept. SS. An ern Ohio Electne social room . The troop will go on an over- Mrs. James Johnson, has re- Mrs. Edward Burkett . and Miss Phyllis Joachim , in charge turned home Monday, after a prayer by Mrs. Bentz opened invitalioo was received , from The meeting was opened 10 night ramping trip at Camp turned to Marshall University Mrs. Thomas Rue were named and the sale of decorated serv- several days visit at Reyno!~- the program an<' the hymn the WSCS of United Methodist ritualistic form with Mary Kiachuta on Oct. 1-2. The neigfl. for his sophomore year. to prepare the communion ele- ing trays. bur~, with their son and dough "Christ lor the World We Sing"' Church to attend their NOvem· Holman lea< ·.g the pledge to borhood chairman, Mrs. A. R. Mrs. Marie Hawkins was in ments for the 10 :30 "- m. serv- It was innounced that the ter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn was read hy Mrs. PhiUp Smith. ber meeting. A communication thl' flag New leaders were m Kmght, VISited th e troop n• ••t ' Gallipolis Tuesday evenmg to cie. Fund raising proJect. were Deacons and Deaconesses of. R. Weeks and family. Tbe cost and requirements of was read from Mrs' Mildred Lu~harge and mclude Mrs. For- mg. The troop also chose attend a farewell dinner for discussed. includtng an Elec- ferlng would be taken Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pullins iJIIercesslon are conUnual cas lormer president of the rest Major and eo-leader, Mrs. l group _1eaders and assb •·· Mrs. Helen Strong and Mrs morning, Sept. 25 with Paul and son of Magnolia and Mr. obedience, preparatioo . to pray Uniiect Churo!)women, explainCurtis Teepel. New member- wh1ch mclude, Jane Gtlkey , Will a Gilmore, who are retiring Haptonstall and Vincent Dabo anWidll!Mrst. DonaWld PVuUms of and to be speciftc. Two exam- ing !he projects for World Com· · tant S h• Jr on rrom 1ong years of se rv·tce at in char•e Mrs Rue was comams own, · a., were 1 of Intercessory .p car ds for 196", were d'IS· 1eader; a" IS . . • · · . Saturday night •uests of their pes prayer mun1ty Day on ., N~~em ber t • 5h1 tributed . Glaze, Kathy Moore. leader, the Gallipolis State Institute. mended for takmg charge . • . were reed by Miss Dorothy . Plans were made fur all girl assistant, Debbie Gilkey. The alfair was held at the new the <Wimmlng parties for SISler and brother-m·law, Mr. Long nd Mrs Phill Ohli Prayer and grace by Miss scouts of Pomeroy and Middle- Those present were Mary home of Mrs. Gilmore on Route '"·' children from the county home and Mrs. George Sellers. . Sile:t for PEiJB Genevieve Stobarl _vlosed lh• rt to attend Camp Kiachuta Holman, Brenda Edw ards, Ani· 35. A social evenin• wa s enJOY · THUKSD'Y during the pastor's absence in Mr. and Mrs. Allen Etching• · 1n a1·1 coun trles .and meeting . • ~ spent a few days last week stonar~es ts after which eel b threfresh· 00. po ; rom 10 a. m to 4 p. m. for Ia Fultz Debb1 e G1lkev, Jane ed durmg the evenmg. . There will be a special meet· August. . at En !ish lnd with M and prayer by Mrs. Bentz, who men were serv Y e r ump day on Sept . 23. Troop Gi lkey. Sharon Glaze, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and ing ol Pomeroy Lodge No . ll\4 It was voted to co~tmue send· ~le •Bea~iey and ~m!ly read a meditation poem, "Some tess to II members and thrH 18.1 Will meet eaeh MondaY at Goble, Mary Ann Kloes. Debbw family, Columbus ; Mr. and Mrs. F & AM on Thursday, Septem· lng ~e Presbyter~atl Ll f e Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Brt ht oi one Had Prayed," to conclude guest., Mrs. ~a Blankens(Jip, 6·30 p m tn the electric of· Laney, Debbie MaJor, Robin Dave Diles, Michigan ; Mr. and ber 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma ma~azme to shut-In members, Dunbar, W. Va., were Tu~sday Vf~l Blankenship and Beverly flee IMills. Kath y Moore.' Joyce Rl · ' Mrs. William Diles, Mr. and sonic Temple Building. There mihtary service personnel, col- guests of Pomeroy relatives. C ,hesfer Smtih. It was announced that each ley and Kayle Russell. Mrs. Harry Mitchell and family, will be work in the First Oegree lege students and student nu~- Mrs. Susie Fischer was the girl is t<t be graded by the and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jivi- and all Master Masons ore n> es. Mrs. Floyd Carmack, cha1r- Sunday dinner guest of her Meefs point system with a goal of den, all of Athens , were called vited. man , was given a vote of daughter and son-in-law, Mr. s.ooo points set. In May, 1967, here Monday due to the illness TWILIGHT GARDEN club thanks for her past _work t~n and Mrs. Gerald Michael and and death of their father, Mr. will meet at the home of Mrs. the ':"mmlttee. Attendmg e family, Syracuse. Tbe Chester WSCS met reL. D. Diles. T. A. Hehnessy , Butternut, Ave. ~~~~n~ wer~ ~~;~s K~~- ;,:r. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger cently at the church for their 0 S Mrs. Lilith Edwards, Colum· Thursday , at 6:30 p.m. for a a 0 ' usse l k~ · Mr~ and daughter, Paula June are September meeting witb 16. HISON bus. is here wllh relahves. She potluck dinner and meeting. tonstall,d Mrs. RBur tl, H d busmess VISitOrs m Columbus members present. Mrs. Fred . PT. PLEARANT0 - Jack L. W. VA. . carne for the illness of her Mrs. w. A. Drake is c~hostess. Rue an the ev. owar today . Rice was program leader using Smtth., managt;!r ! the P~. brother, L. D. Diles. MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Ruppel!. Robert Emler student at Ohio for her topic, "Mission to Six Pleasant local of'ICe of the FRIDAY, SATURDAY Mrs. Denver Kapple enterand SUNDAY Joyce Long, daughter &f Mr. club will meet in the Boothe University visited Tuesday with ConUnents.' W. Va. , Department of em· Sept. t6-17-18 tained the Gold o·· Rule class of and Mrs. Lewis Long, has enbuilding formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs .. Carl Bllikam. Tbe opening song was "Oh, ployment Seeurlty, re~rted ._ Patty Duke As the Pomeroy Church of Christ "BILLIE" rolled at the Gallipolis Business the A & p Store, Thursday, al l Allen Dowme left Wednesday Master Let Me Walk With day lha~ the local offtce, curTuesday evening at her home , Jim Backus , School. She is a June graduate p.m. Members are asked for .Athens wbere he w1ll be a Thee;" praver was by Mf' . rently s.rving !he counties If 7 30 Jane Greer Maple Place. of Middleport High School. to bring sandwiches or cookies. seruor at Ohio Umverslty. Rice and !Jtany for the church Mason, Putnam and Jackson, (Teehnicolor ) The meeting in charge of Miss Ellen Dutton Is return· LAUREL CLIFF Better .":r. and Mrs. Sherley Swan was led by M,, • da Morri' effected the placement of 36 ~ - and'"'LOVE & KISSE$ 4' Mrs. Jerry Masters, president . ing to her studies at Dennison Health club will have a rum· Meigs County Slaon 710 !8 vtstted Tuesday Wtth Mr. and Scripture readlr~ was by d· ••lals _In gamful employ· Rlrk Nelson Kristin Nelson opened with . devotions taken University alter being here mage sale Thursday. September 40 ) met Mo~day evening at Mr. R. K. Rowan at Middleport. Mrs. G. L. Michael. Assisting me~~ durmg August. ~~~~~(~Teci::hru~·c~o~lo~r)~ from Cormthl8ns 4, by Mrs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 15 through Saturday, Septem· Walker cabtn at Long . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek with th• program were Mrs. D. ring the previous 1n0111h • Walter Kenn~dy. Jr., who also Dale Dutton. She attended a ber 17 in the building formerly for a wtener roast and buSJ- of Bellevtlle, W. Va., were Wed- Leonard Erwin, "Voice of the the~ wore Sl Individuals plaegave a medttahon from T h e French seminar in Canada this 1• d b Evans Grocery on ness meelmg wtth Myrtle Walk- nesday guests of her brother Church" with "Voice of the ~ tn gainful . . etnploymepl. Upper Room. Prayer by Mrs. summer. ~~~~;St. Y er and Iva Powell, as hostess- and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Contine~ts," read by Mrs. There were 132 Initial clalllll Masters concluded the devoWILLING WORKERS class of es. Sherley Swan. Ida Knight, Mrs. Peal Casto, filed wtth 130 weeks of unem· Pomeroy, Ohio lions. the Ente rise EUB Church Mrs. Walker, chapeau, pre- Mrs. 0 . A. Martin rehabillta- Mrs. Letha Woods, M r 5 . ployment oompensatlon claim· Members answered roll call will meet ~hursday evening at sided at the meeting which lion chalfma? for the American Arthur Orr, Mrs. Purley Karr ed · • compared to the month of TONIGHT with a verse concerning the the home of Mrs. Carl Moore. opened in ritualistic form. A Legiopn Auxidhary of Drew Web- and Mrs. Harold Spencer. The Jclul y, 1966 when ed21t initial 1 1 NOT OPEN love of Gnd. Christmas cards AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary report on the National March , ster ost an Mrs. J. M. Thorn- program COIICiuded with a pray- a ms were fl and 995 were distributed to sell. Home f L . M 1 p t wt'll Sept 1·3 at Washington D c ton attended the birthday party er circle wt!l!ks of unemployment oomFRIDAY ond SATURDAY . broughI bY lhe I 0meet eWJS an ey OS ch•Mh was . given by Mary 'Martin, . . ol o·tstnct . Five at veterans Hos- Mrs. Leonard ' ' cIau1 ·-·· made articles i at First Baptist Erwin presidpensalion ..... September 16-17 "TIKO AND THE SHARK" members were sold, . ~ Bible .. ue ! Rutland, Thursda , at 7 p.m. state dee legate. Rhoda Hackett, pttal In Chillicothe, today. eel over the business lneeting. At the close of business on (Technicolor) oullme of Paul was g1Hn by An organ prelude, . Tr FKID1Y child welfare chairman anMr. and Mrs. Bruce StalnakA communication from Nellie August 31, 1966, lhere were 101 '"THE BOY CRIED Mrs. Edward Venoy. Hearted, ~ole Hearted , ' by Th W h H' h School nounced that birthday • cards er have moved Into the Dill Bates concerning ''askln•s" for individuals registered for work MURDER" · c d .. ~.• Mrs Lew1s Grueser a n d e a ama Jg rt t E t M · St • was m · the offi ce. In compa rtaon (Teehnicolor) . . h 1 d 'll h ld h'gh and money were sent each apa men on as aln . world and national supplies . • A hymn qmz was on """" Veronica Hurst Phil Brown b Mllto R h after which prayer by Mrs Amos Leonard c eer ea ers WI o o I th 1'""' .. lndlvldtials ret· Y n ous o e m~tin of th~ school dance with the Jay• this month to the National Jewish read by Mrs. Waid Sepncer. ere were "Fiz" Mcintosh refreshments were serv~ fs'/:sed o~ the Rockg Springs Friday night at the Wahama Hospital _at Denver, Colo. The Homemade SouD Sale The group voted to pay them. lstered for work all!'e close of su:,e.ATUm~~AY by lh~ hoste~s teto .!:r·T:m- Methodist church Tuesday aft- lligb gym following the Wana· Salon wlil stuff envelopes for Planned in October Another communication was business August 31, . IIIII$. Sept. 18.19·20 Mrs. erry as rs M Ken- emoon at the church. rna-Middleport football game TB seals. . Plans were made for a home- fro~ Mrs. Lucas concernlna HERM;,.~~t~"i,~':!!TS In my, M:n ~oush, ;,"·drews Mrs William Grueser pres!- from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. tEST I. Four apphcantl for partner- made aoup sale In October, proJect. for World Community SKINs-GIANTS THADI!l (Tecbnicolor) nedy, s. Maren~~ ~ Bo • dent ·conducted the me~ting AI SATURDAY ship were accepted and an in- when Group I of the First Unl- Day. WASHINGTON (UPI) _NeW\lerman's Hermits Mrs. ~eno~h ["· E ~ Mw- com;,unicalion was read fr~m MEMBERS of the k:ilchen vitatlon will be extended to ted Presbyterian Church met Twenty-nine sick calls were ly-acqll!rlllj. Steve Thurlow w• Sue An:t:~~:;,abares er\ ~h ares ,:. ewCo rsd Mrs Calvin Rodeheffer con-, and dining room committees of them to Join. Pearl Knapp, the Monday . " ing at the home of reported. Other members pres- designated by eoac11 Olio l'oolur•ll• A. . · e1ps anw s. nra ~ing the Ministers' Wives Salisbury PTA and Bedford mo- ways and means chairman, dis- Mrs. Fred Lewis with Mrs. Rl- ent were Mrs. Lillie Christy, Graham today 88 the Washin&iiiiiiii:-ii:-iiii·:ii-~ii:-ii:-iiiiiiiiiiii~O~h~h~ng~er~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Retreat at Camp Francis As· thers are asked to report at the I cussed several fund raising P~- chard Vaughan serving refresfl. Mrs. Raymond Frank, Mrs. ton Redsklnl' No.. 1 runnlntl • bury, October l1 _ 12. World school, Saturday at 1 p.m. to Jects and a_ rummage sale w11l ments. John Hayes, Mrs. James Rid· back to be tea~ wllh lutlf· f.f Community Day and projects help prepare the Shriner dnner. be held wtth the date t• be '!be opening prayer was given enour and Mrs. Elizabeth Wick- back Charley Taylor ill ant were announced for November THE RUTLAND Red Devil announced. Yearbooks were by Mrs. Tom Kelly and scrip- ham. Sunday's National Football Lea· at Grace Episcopal Church Booster club will sponsor an distributed hy the chapeau. ~ read by Mrs. Paul Bostick. gue game wlib the St. · Louis 4 Pomeroy It was voted to ac: after game dance this Satur1ay 'l1te Salon's history and scrap DevoUoos were given by Mrs. der the Tree" was presented hy Cardinals. . cept the· askings for the com- nltlht at lhe Rutland Grade book were presented to Mrs. Edward Crooks usln& articles Mrs. Kelly and a poem, "The The Redsldill obtained Ill! ing year. school gym following the Pmn- Knapp, ~hapeau passe, by Guidepost enliUed, • "Do Way of the World" was read hy 2111-pound Thurlow and 221>"lntroductioo to the New eroy-Rutland football game. The Mrs. Marlin. A dlseussloo Quit Too Easily? and Mrs. Lewis. An auction of home- pound linebacker JIJit Carroll Book" was the topic ol the Jays will emcee the dooce was held on symptoms II ''Imagination Helps." 'l1te Bl- made food was conducted lol· from the New Yort Olanll program presented hy Mrs. starting at 10 p.m. Uc fibrosis. A communication ble study eoliUed, "Jonah Un- lowina the meetln&. Wednesday. Lewis Grueser' viee president. was rend from Rose The hymn "O Master of the congratulating the Salon on Waking World.'' preceded the work and trop?ies they recleivscripture reading of Roman's 1: ed. Tbe traveling prtze, 17 by Mrs. Wayne Sloane and ed by Eunie Br~er, wu . ,, a litany prayer by Mrs. Lewis warded to Catherme Welsh. I \ Grueser and Mrs. Leonard. A A potluck dinner at 6 p. m. Attending were the ~bove and group discussion was held on preceded the meeting of the G!adys Mowrey, Julta Hysell, program planning for the com- WSCS of the United Methodist Eileen Searles, Ruth Thornton ing year, after which the Church Tuesday evening with and Darothy Spencer. The meeting closed with the Lord's 16 members and one guest, meetmg will be _october 10 at Prayer in unison. Mrs. Wilbur Finlaw, present. the home of Julta Hysell The next meeting will be on Mrs. Harry Smith presented Etleen Searls as co-hostess. Wonderfully comfortable scrub· Tuesday, October Jl, at the the program topic, "Missions bed cotton denim jeans that church. to Six Continent.." Others tak- Au~ili«Jry Meett wear like iron! lng part were Mrs. Baker At Leflion HaU Parkersburll Couple Gordon, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, White Rose Lodge Atizillary Boys' sizes 6 to 1 2 slims, 6 to 16 regulars. Young men 's and HoBttfor Cookout Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Ger- to the Brotherhood o1 Railway men's sizes 28 to 38 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Whytesell ald Wtldermuth, Mrs. Alonzo Triatinmen met Wednesday afof Parkersburg, w. va., enter- Custer and Mrs. Glenn D~. lemoon at the Legion hall in Good dependable· brands ..... . tained with 1 cookout Saturday • During the buslnesa sessmn, Middleport. Mrs. WilHam RobMaverick, Lee and Car~rtt. evening at the home of her par- m charge of Mrs. Robert Warn- son, president was ID charge of Better buy them nowl ent>, Mr. and Mrs. Sherley er, president, it was repor~ed rlt,.al opening and business Swan Long Bottom that Mrs. C. Melvin Allure meeting. The charter was unOPEN FRI. TIL &-SATURDAY TIL 9 Pr.;.enl were Mr.' and Mrs. would attend the Ministers' draped. Dooald Pullins and Rita Kay of Wives Retreat on October 11- Those present were Mrs. H. Stor~ Williamstown, w. Va.; Mr. 12. Mrs. Eichinger reported on 1!!. Bush, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, and Mrs. Stanley Pullins and supplies for both world and Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Wilson Stanley Wayne Magnolia· national. It was requested that Jiam Morrt., Mrs. Pat GallagMr. and Mrs. George Sellers: plastic pill boxes and eyeglass her, Mrs. Herman Salley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim carter and frames be brought to the David Entsminger, Mrs. Wilson, Jimmy Lee and Mr. and church. liam Woodard, Mrs. Mrs. Swan of Long Bottom. and Plans were made for a silent Hayes , Mrs. P. L. Mlleb and the host and hostess. Joining the auctioo .at the next meetin&. Mrs. Robson. The group group in the evening were Mr Mrs. Srruth reported that a sec- to the Martin Restaurant IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEAR's and Mrs. K. D. Matheney, Long ond workshop oo self study will refreshmenls following ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![.!.Bol~to~m~.:_------~ be held in the near future. Miss meeting. Hostessea were Mrs. ·' Lydia Ebersbach •nnounced Entsminger, Mrs. Hayes, and that the two books for study Mrs. Soudeu. classes would be on James and hook on Poverty, with one to Fifth Birthday of !!,llllllllllllllllii~IIHIIIRIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUillllllt.-11111111111111110 be held in November and the Daullhur Honored 5 other during Lent. Five mem- Mr. and Mil. Pal Pattersoo bers attended the worshop in of Syracuse bonored the fifth Your Full Service B1nk Is ••• Mtddleport. birthday of !heir daughter, CinATrEND WORKSHOP dy, at their hnme Sunday evening Sept. 11. Women from Chester Wscs After Cindy opened her many 5 attending the DIBirlct Work· gifts refreslunenls of decorated ' shop at the Heath Methodist cak~ with the inscrlptloll 5 .' chureh at Middleport were py Birthday Cindy," tee eream, Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs. Leon- pop and coffee waa served to ard Erwin, Mrs. Harold Spen- Mr. and Mrs.~ Cron, Sancer, Mrs. Ada Morris and ely and Connie of Gallipollt; Mr. Mrs. Arthur Orr. John Cleland, of Racine; Mn. Bailie Cross: Mr. and Mn. Troy Serving Meigt Countv for wer 94 Yrars ' ' ' (' luy Ill,,..... :ZWWin8. Mr. and Mrs Erne.'!! a•• and a.t r .... Membrr Federal l!csmtt Bv•tent 81sJc¥1, t'rlll IIIII Jell!. · . Mr. f DaJ• I Nllbtl Ia MIAMI IIACM r Wtlne Omdiff, Debbie aniJ Eul Mtmber F•dffal Depc>JH llltll1'd!IU Corporation . Gil rour ••.,. lolk To40 tJabolloulll.o llol 'l'ruo,_ .. • Ina u 7:30 .p.m. Mlille ~=l CIHIPI . . eAI · ITA'ION WI'IOil, of Sa)T~ lbe .. w. .... It,. ,...,.,, Ohlt 8 1 · WSCS R-ecently Af the Church Pomeroy Church Class Meets On Tuesday 36 Placed in Gam"fu] J b Salon Picnics B At Long ottom Walker Cabl'n Ea~n Local Board Membet·s Interested In County Merge.-; Southern Local is Not ~y ROBERT WINGETT Early merger of Meigs County's three school systems into a single dlstrlct appeared out Thursday night following a 3-hour meeting at the Infirmary building in Pomeroy. The session, called to review a suggestion offered recently by Martin Essex Ohio ''!~rvisor of publie instruetion, that it, '"Mtght be worthwhile to ccnsider the 'possi· blltll.es of ccunty-wide school consolidation," ended with no apparent steps for immediate merger taken. Meigs Wal Board of Education members announced near the end of the meeting, through their president, Richard Jones, "That on the basis of the attitude expressed during th_e meeting ther had deeided at the present time it would be b~t for our board to contmue at once wtth plans for eonstructlon of the new high sehool in Meigs Local School District." SPECIAL SHIPMENT. Those Hard-to-Get Brushed or DENIM Elberfelds.... wscs FRIDAY STORE HP)JRS ARE 9 to 8 JEAt~S SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE 9 to 9 Good Days For Family Shopping Come In ·- Spend Some Time Going Through The - In Every Department Big Selections From The Country's Leading Makers -- Furniture on the 3rd Floor - Womens and Girls Ready To Wear on the 2nd Floor -- The Music Department -- Televisions -· Appliances •• Draperies - Floor Coverings· Lamps -Yard Goods - Blankets- Luggage ·Window Shades on the 2nd Floor - And on the Main Floor - Mens and Boys Wear - Housewares - Dry Goods - Lingerie Infants Wear - Womens Hosiery·and Handbags and Accessories. School and Office Supplies - The Camero ' Department - Cosmetics - Candies - Sewing Noti'ns. -= = = = i- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK = = = = 6:00 to 8:00 ' Make flberfelds in Pomeroy._. .:. Your ~ 'v" f.,.· ~~' ..~,~~- ·~ = = = - • ' • .. JPIIII,'-- . . boA .. t • ... ··· ·~~..,.,...~~~~-.....~~ • -· -- . . '·' ~ ,1 enttne ' ~ - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1966 It's 'Go' fot New 5chool Construction November 4th is Day for Special WSCS Events Missions to Six Continents Is Topic • ary POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 106 MEIGS THEATRE Scrubbed •• l 15• 1988 _ Nip Wide Area ·WORLD I '' �,j .. ~T T r. u ·f Tr l Ebnore Casto l Rhodes, Reams, -:~.eat up nunt or ,. otes , Of Cheshire I p,..., 2-D.ny Sontlael, Pomeroy·lollddleport, 0., Sopt. te, 8ERRr'5 WORI o o·Jes Ffl"dav p ly Ualtod Jaternational Rhodes and the other Repub- CBlavans In the maJOr metro. Goodyear and Goodrich- along of Unemployment Compen!atlon OhiO s two candidates for goy hcan candod os for state offoces poll tan areas. with several shoppmg centers Dorector Willard p :Judley, who ernor concentrated their cam· left Columbus at 5 30 a m for Ream~ and other Democratic and even a tour down Mam reported employment mcreased fl pmgn fire m Northern Ohto to- a lung day of exhaustmg cam cand1dates for state uffJce were 1Street m the c1ty by 30fi 302 pefsons to a total ol PT PLEASANT - Elmore F duv m the1r search for votes m pa1gmng Thursday Rhodes and scheduled to stop at the gates Rhodes In East 2 637ltil 1n eomp mg the f1rst (SkJd) Casto, 73, a resident of tht November election h1s party made 12 appearances of all thr~ of the major rubber Rhodes concentrated h1s cam quarter of 1966 to the same per Cheshire 0 • dted at 8 40 a m State Sen Frazoer Reams Jr m 10 stops bnngong the Iota! compames In Akron-Fireston• pa1gn Thul'l<day '" Eoslern Ohoo lod of 1963 today In Holzer Hospotal followtht> Democratic candidate led commumhes VISited to 40 ..1 - - - -where he started m Mount Vering: a three week tllness He his party s first raravan Into a I three davs of barnstormmg th1s non and c1l'::'d 1 367 new mdus. 1.Ji was formerly employed as 1 metropolitan area Nllh a full week tnes movmg mto the state Dit mate Oil river bo'ttS and hiS Ww of campaagnmg m Akron 15-Hour llay Planned through 1965 and eKpandmg of last work was as a boiler makal\(1 Sum mat County Reams planned a 15 hour day 5 864 ex1stmg ones I er on construction (,o, James A Rhodes look of campaognmg m lhe mduslro Then the Republocans em eS UrS Mr Casto was born In Mason lm report to th"" people' car ahzed Akron area startmg be I barked on handshakmg stops at county, W Va • on Feb 3, 1893, .-an mw Tol!m Fosloroa Nor fore daylight at the gales of the Howard Danvolle and Warsaw UneX~It'!Cledly son of lh• late E S and Mollswalk and Sandusky pluggmg h1s F'1restone 'J'1re & Rub~r Co before gomg to Coshorton r-sa Matheny Casto admmastratJon s accornphsh F'or the D""mocrats 1t was a zanesville and New Lexmgton He was a memher of Bmler. menla 111 mdustnal expans10n change or pace from prev10us The governor wound up the PT PLEASANT - Bays M I makers .Umon No 610 of f_t 11nd tncreased employment caravans dunng the past SIX day s campa1gnmg bv strolling (Butch) Duncan, 61 0 resident Pleasant and the Masomc weeks that h1t the small town down the strt'tt m New Straits of 2l2 22nd St • died unexpect Lodge at Hurricane W Va sections of the slak volfe and shakmg more hands edly al 3 45 P m Thursday '" Hos marroage was to the lorOur Democratic (aravan has at the Hockmg County Faar m Pleasant Va\ley Hospital I mer May Harnsoo who surc.. di I Logan Mr Duncan was lhe owner sons, ~n a resoun ng sutcess lll d s v1ves along w1th four the 11 countieS we VIsited In The ~overnor s campal~ got and operator of the D an H [ Elmore Casto of Pt Pleasant, ' Augnsl and earl) September a boost Thursday from Bureau Fond Market on 22nd St e Franklin Casto df Cheshire, sa1d stale Uemocrat1c Cha1rman AIRMAN BENTZ was born on Aug 10 1906 at 0 Homer Casto of Galhpohs, Morton Nelpp From now on Airman Thomas J Bentz, - - Mount of Wilson Va son of j and Johne Casto of Trenton, I we re gomg to have intenstve son of Mr and Mrs. Thomas the late Thomas and Eva Mur [ Mlch There are thr~ grand--~ -· Bentz of Rt 3, Pomeroy, bas J0SDif3 eWS ray Duncan He had been a res chold ren and one great grandByron H Nelte F.xtensJon beea selected for training at tdent o{ Pt Pleasant for 18 son A!M~ultural Engmeer lor the n Lee, va, as 08 Air Force years I Another survovor Is a sister, St~ of Ohoo, and R a I Ph food service sp•daUst. T b • 1 Entered Hospital He was a member of Youn~ Mrs Grace Fannon of Pomeroy Moore Jacksotf Area ResourcP (Continued F'rom PagP One) 1 airman, 11 191M graduate of I Among those who entered Chaptel Baphst Church at Serv 1ces wtll be held at 2 p D~pment Agent, presented 1have slopped dnnkong Monter Pomervy Hlgb S<bool, recent· 1 Holzer Hospital on the past 24 Mount of Wolson Va, and the m Sunday at the Crow-Hussell • sl}'mmary of the four C'omplet 1 ::,a ad ly completed basic trahnag 8 , hoUJ s were Mrs John D Kmg following Masomc Orders Funeral home Rev Charles td PL 56& Work Plans m South • Llcktall,ll AFB, Tn. m Thord Ave John H Davos, Mormng Dawn Lodg• No 7 of Frum won offocoate Cremallon easwn OhiO when lhey spoke Crane DelliVI'.-1 Rl 2 Galhpolos John M Me Galhpolos Galhpohs Chapter, Will follow the service, and M<r WASHINGTON IVPII -Perto 'he L•adong Creek Water HAMBURG _ A HOWLING Guore Patnot Star Rt Cheryl Royal Arch Masons, Moriah some gravesode servoces wdl he tonal ID<ome, bolstered by jh!f1_ssoc•atoon Tuesday even Igale whopped lhe North sea toAnn Monk Rt 1 Bidwell, Hao Councol Royal and S<lect held at a later date Friends Medh!are, made Ill bf&IHI day and kept a floalong salvage I roson G Hartless Roo Grande, Mason, and the Rose Command may call at the funeral home af- moolhly lncreae of ltJe year !lolte and Moore compared cran• from reachmg the sunk ' _ Mrs Dale Saunders Rt I ery, Kmghts Templar of GaUl· ter 1 p m Saturday Ill ADpl~ tile Dopullll•al of Commerce reported today. Five persons ,..re Jndleted the Leadon1 Creek project with I en West German submarone Hao Gauge ceadhr;w Galhpohs Thurman, Mrs Shorley R Mul polls He was also a member Tbe d•partmenl aald per- by the Meigs County Grand lh'"' already coll)pleted, RuSh {shark) for a last-dotch t•y at Dam 11 9 13 3 runmng 5'' feet ford Rl 1 Pomeroy. Kenton D of Aladdon Shrme of Columbus IOJlt!l Ioeome hoereaaed by f6 Jury Friday reported Meigs Creek. West Fork Duct Creek savmg passable sUr\/JVors rollers, Pomeroy M~sOtl 20 1 Holman Syracuse Mrs Leo and the Pat W1lson Shnne Club 011 b!Uioa lall monlb, about fU CoUnty Prosecutor Bernartl V. 8U!Wo Creek, aod Margaret For a whole there was a famt 122, Pl Pleasant 2:1 B6 Hmton 2 Charles Holl, Rt I 1\;lcme Ron of Pt Pleasant er!j Comparisons and ex:plan hope that perhaps as many as 84 falling Hmfon 2 84 tallmg del Langer Gwen 102 Park Ur , He 1s surv1ved by h1s w1fe bW!on dlrectlf atlrl)bteble to F:ictmenta ,..re returned 1 1t10Ti~ offered mcluded Pre 13 of the submarme s 20 crew Kanawha Falls 6 79 falling Pt Pleasant, Mrs Horace C the former Lms S1zemore and llleollcar•. cr,q,o;;.trurt on procedures the men m1ght have been kept alive Char lec;;ton 20 20 nsmg London Maller 1003 Kennv Court Pf three daughters, Mrs Robert ··- ~-- .......... lbe lalnSI the followlnl BUI Tlte ....... .... ....... Reeves, !ntoxleallon: v•o..n ahd structures and lh01r benefits by an aor pocket 1nsode lhe 12o- runmllj! 2 feel Marmet s 1 x Pleasant, Mrs Ralph Edward !Betty ) Williams of Kombatl Pomeroy and RuUand 7-81!1 ~ to u IJIIUIII u ... the ecomtm•c statislcs, non fed foot long vessel, wh1ch cracked mches, and Wmheld dam 4 feet Spencer Galhpolls Ferry w va Mrs Lester (Barbara) graders clashed Thursday ~. nte of $&15 biiUOD eompared Charles Yarhroucb, uraull and en1l costs. techmc~l data tJr OPf"n and sank 140 feet Delow Boat Movements Robert S1mms Rt 3 Oak H1ll Davis of Charleston W Va fore 150 gr1d spectators and the to $581 blllloa In Jaly IIIII battery: Jaclc Ward, usaull flood prevention Only Brochures llhe ragmg North Sea Wednes Ohio Raver - Onward down Kalheleen Fa1th Glaz1et Rt J1 and Mrs Lloyd ! Ruth Ann I baby Panthers emerged with 8 $5S7 J bWIOII 1D AIJIIIII JIG. with a dan&etOUI weapon, and W.chm al data for mu1t1ple pur- day mght Naval experts doubt 13 5 ~ am Jacob G up 14, Ironton and Mrs Hobart M Roush of Columbus, 0 There 16-0 victory ...,_,_,.•~m an attempted BilE ~t Clarence Weddle, Jr. po~ structures farms mvolvhi ed anyone was now left al1ve 2 50 p m Jenks up 14 4 35 Hart Rochester M1ch I are seven grandchildren Pomeroy took the opening Arralpment wtfl ' bJ lield In a1 1 rpedf'd land tnatment and p m E P Jones up 14 7 30 Births Other survivors are three ktck-off and marched 74 yards Common Pleas Court IOritetlm• the status of Public I aw 566 One Lo<t, t 3 Lrve p m Cross Jr up H 11 p m Mrs Francos Eugene Elliott 1brothers and two sosters, Gene to a touchdown scored by QuarDHt week, Fulll IIIII. "'tcr·heds on Ohoo SANTA CRUZ DE TENNER- Queen Coty down 15, I 15 a 1124 Forst 4ve. son 7 23 p m Duncan of Bradley, W Va, terback Bob Werry from the 2iiecoetal") Raymond Wolcox U E Canary Islands - A OCl m Walter BeckJord up 15, Thursday Mos Charles A Chev Walter Duncan of Beckley, W yard hne Charlie Lane convertand l'reaouror Jean Parker R"'o anlmer carr)ong 27 persons 2 40 am Polly R down 15, aher 301 Portsmouth Rd ,Aion, Va Bntton Duncan and ed the extra points A second 14 Go to Albland theor reports The meelmg was dotcned m the Allan toe near 4 3.\ am Carol Brent down !5. I 50 am Thursday Mrs Paul Mr~ VIrgil Cox, both of Mowt qtr TD drive by Rutland was For Phvsical Exams on r hat~P of l hail man Jack here today •hen one of ots two '• 20 am Ind1anq up 16 3 30 Emol Tope. 913 Third Ave son of Wolson Va, and Mrs Clar halted by th~ Panthers on their PORTSMOIITH, Ohio <UPII- PT. PLEASANT- Sllteen seC'•'P fmal plans were made engmes !aoled Offoc1als saod a11 am St Marys down 17 1 55 1 31 p m Thursday Mrs •nre Schaller of Jndependence, 2-yard lone woth 27 seconds to Local 1039 of the State, County tectees from Malan CGunty 1play f~'r thE' groups au ction s::~le but one pa~senij:er W(:IS 1e:scued am Steel Trader down 11 3 Char les Ernest Dulaney, Heck s 1Va and Mumelpal Employes Umon reported to Asbian~ X:Mtucky " ·'''"to tak• place on 1 hurs by IO>herm en 30 am Foank Durant up 17, Trader Courl daughter 7 2ti Morrung Dawn Lodge of Mas I In the third quarter a Rut- presented a demand for 1 $lfl0. on September 14tlt to take their dav Oct 15 at the Laurel Chfl 1 A spokesman for Spantax 7 am New Martmsv11ie up am. Thursilay Mrs Azel ,G on woll bold Masonoc roles all land drove was stopped on the a-month pay Increase and other physiCal exammatlona, aceord· Aur loon House Items are sloll Aorlmes saod one passenger was 19 5 a m 1 Jefferson Up 19 S Brollhart If 1!6 Pleasant Sl 1 tEST) today at thf Panther 1 yard lone woth 3 21 benefits to City Council Thu.-.. lng to the local Selective Sen· needed and an~one woshmg to 1koll•d but !he other 23 passe • m OVEC up 21, 6 30 am, Pt Plea•ant son, 5 t5 am' C~w m HuoseU, Funeral home remalnong Shortly after that, day mght In behalf of sewaae tee Board No 24 oone&! articles may call Jack gers and three crew member. Nat•onal down 22 4 15 am • Thursday Mrs Wilham H There woll be another service Panther Halfback Charlie Lane dosposal, garbage, cem•tery, Selectees taking the physoeal (,'tosp al 742-SlOl or Clyd• were pulled safely from the sa Peggy D<lwney up 22 6 am. Wamsley New Haven w va 10 30 m Saturday at the smashed through the Rutland recreallon, waterworks, street exam were Bntee Wayne Ho!fS<rogg, or Dale 'wroght 0 F Shearer up 22, 6 45 a m ; daughter 4 52 p m , 1 hursday- ~~eral "home' woth the Rev lone and raced 72 yards before :mtenance and garage work- man, Harold Dewey Utile, Hat· little .If' • Wins Edeana Bosworth down 23, ' Mrs James Rodney Hull, Jack Teti Wall offocoatmg The body bemg hauled down on the 27 ry Lewis Estep, Jamea Larry 1findv Winner in I MIAMI Bf.'CH PETER ~ 20 P m fohn K do~n 23, 6 I son daughter, 8 50 p m, Thurs Will then be taken to Mount of Two Rutland penaltoes and ~~~~. Porte;, 1:~.':.t~de~; Mayes, Kerry Lee SUnde, Roo· ,1 • (' If F'l" ht Booomanto known m I he JO P m Pennsylvanoa down 23 day Mrs Ronnoe Claor Molter I W1 n va where last roles three play• lat.er saw lhe secgro P th aid Ray Pullin John Opha ;,nmor .o t!! U t d R bb W k 12 10 am Mong 23 2 15 1 ' I 'so . d P th TD red when 88me recognition given to el ' -sn:ven Hind' 1 ~ year old m • u er or ers Unoon o up • Jackson son 2 20 am Thurs. ~•II be held at 2 p. m Sun· on an er sco hce h earlier threatened Matheny, Charles Michael WoUMark Still went over from tho :" ma;s ~alton Oct 15 eU, Clayton Ray He~n, Pr~ oim of Mr and Mrs Kalad H•n (URWi as The Lotto• Atom - am Louosoana down 23 3 35 day Mrs Dallas S Goles, Rov· 'l da followed by the burial. lit of Seneca Falls, N y. re- took the unoon 's top JOb Thurs- am Luther Herdman down 23 I enswood, W Va • soo 9 05 p y Ph Lane agam converted ~ seam a $125-a·montli -a ral!e Faulkner, Jr' Gre~ OtleP rtnt!y •on the Junlor Champ- dav w1th an overwhelmmg man 3 5{] a m Reliable up 23, 6 45 m , Thursday extra pomts on a run The Pan- 1m ro:ed sick leavt .Jf:rm al- Ervm, John Henry Sayre, iiDJi. oqn•hop Flight on a 36 hole date for tougher bargammg a m • Boc K up Greenup 11 ) I Discharged tbers woll travel to Belpre next lo:anc• and h ota'llutlon hen- Die David Ramey, John Mlclr "!Itch with I total of 147, ac Bommalllo was unppposed for 50 p m Froeberger up Green Patients doscharged from vaDI3 SeS Thursday for theor third game .rtts osp ael Grueser, Donald Hetlry Han, drdfng to blo grandparents, the $18 OOtl a year JOb after on u~ 5 30 a m Walter Hougland ! the hospotal on Thursday !nclud Firemen l"ued no ultimatum Robert Elllene HudJon. and Mrs Georg• Baker cumhenl Poesodent George Bur 1d• wn Meld'Oijl 7 10 P m Vock· , ed Mrs He• man L Blessmg, Clav Maintain• but also asked earlier for waif! !I'll• Hlndys •ere form•r res 4on dropped oul rather lh~n ~s Edo;n IMedldahl 7 5{] p m · ' and mfanl eon, Ronald D Plavbov Is Toul(h IIIII benefit fnereasel Studentl Select !dents of Middleport The golf face certaon defeat The vote ow es own Meldahl 8 - ~ Glenn, Russell Holland, M r s HOUSTON IUPI) - Heavyp tournam•nt "a' hrld In Ithaca was consodered to be a demand ~ P m Tobolt down Meldahl George Hontos, Mrs Jerrold E OTTAWA, Ohoo tUPll - A w!lght champion Casotus Clay, J~Sl'~~Jf~t:.-lead111 the Fmgor Lak-. area m for betler contracts and tough 0 10 p m Cotlon Queen up Kuehne, Annette A McLellan fire. whoch broke out near here I who ha• been flghUng at a en ~ alternates were cmNtw York Steven Is a hogh er bargammg With the bog four Meldahl 10 30 am ' Pamela D MIS Clarence McConnell, Clar early today, destroyed two ware- 'bum of th• month club" pace, 00 b the lludenl bod II I hI 1 &~ool oemor lhls year ~ub~~~=rm~:s Forestone U ""G~~:da ~ ~;~a~ Mark East- [ ence McConnell, Jommy Dale bouses leased to the Sylvano~ Thursday said Cleveland (Big , ~tnt Pleasant J.Jor Htgh • vear. ro ch aod Good on u 5{], m Elisha Woods McGuire Mrs Cynthoa Norton, Electroc Co with damag• esli Cat) WdUamo, his neweat chal· School, Nmtb Grade, tills we•k. u m PL W Swe t d n l Mrs Letha Rtley, Rochard B mated at more than fl(IO,OOO of Ienger, IS too good to bolong to " Cheerleaders are Valerie Ram. : ' 1/35 pm ' Jobn Ladd e D~~n Tolbert Christine S Tucker, Authon!les saod the cause that club ey and Lynn Hartley, co-cap. ltEVOTED TO INTEREtiT OP Children March to dow/ 10 lO m To tan down Wilham Edward Plants, and the fore was not known . Clay signed Thuraday to meet Mr and Mrs Waller Pettit tallls, Charmaine Walden, Shfr.. MEIGS • MASON AltEA ' S h I U I d 1145 a m / s Le d Cheryl A Monk Foremen from Ottawa, Glan Wllhams a playboy turned and Randy and Miss Brenda ley Dalton, Vickie Helnzm•• . 1 c oo nmo e•t" ' wos own dorf and Kalida battled the nd ' 1 t!U fight ~ Ch 1 th ..., 1n Pe M, 1 """''" 1 •••• ••••GRENDA MiSs (UPI) _ I 45 am Solvay down 4 55 1 ' s ranchha • n a • ar eston, spent e Linda Burclwn Alternate• are h 1 I ' blaze for severa ours orne th A trodrome Nov 14 It will weekend with Mrs Lena Pet Donn T • . • - .,..,.,.... ,.. J'ub...,. ...,. "'""'~" Two newly desegregated pubbc m Jenmfer Jean down 6 35 af of the foremen were still at th• e s , th! • a llteriOn an~ Denise •atunt.., uu1 &unci•' w '11M oJUo 1schools reopened today and 162 am , be Clays fifth defense I tit and children Friar VpUQ Pu~~ eoca,..., 1111 111• scene th1 s mornmg the O!t ince Joe Louil Spendl the ekend ith ' "'""" ';'"'"''~: ~~·~ Negro choldren marched qu1el· Kaoawbn River - Fort Dear- NEW YORK UPI TI Sylvanoa Electroc Foreman year, m s ng we w T..:!':<;.v ";;;., II ... ' ly to classes wothout mcodent born Rup Marmet 5 55 p m ' AI· I slock market (rose ) htgher - oe Pa I U he d 34. defended his title a record sev· K. E Erlckoon ,..re the Carl November B II II a.- " - • .... ......,. 1 d lh u m rger sao some • en times In 1941 when h• crea(. and Robert Shaw farnllf.. c.. • 0 1 llllttw ,, Ill• "".. offtcMo •• ... .,..,..,. I un er e protection of state en Mernll down Wlnfteld I I d t tr d 000 radJo and televiSIOn tubes f the th , Given Approval o~: -~.,..., troopers and the FBI 9 05 p m Mountain State up :;r~/ t~~ ~~::~ h~:r etoda a mg were destroye4 in the fire The ed t~ bum o mon lumbus PT PLEASANT Electklla The schools, Horn Elemenla ' Wmfoeld 10 45 p m Elgerclofl l Th g U t d p I yt buoldongs were owned by J R Iclub Weoity Bobo and Wife, Chilli- ballot comllllliSoooers Mra. ;;'r._""• N•w vorll aw N•w ry and Rundle High, were clos up Wmfleld 1 05 a m , W H e nl e ress ntema lon Ber alt cothe were at lbe farm here Paul e BrJ ht re ~tcan a ""'""'"~ ""'' """·- ., ed Thursday for a federal court IIShaver Jr up Wlnlo•ld 3 301 posted al stock market mdocator & for a few days. .,_ ynEdn Bgurd,ettepu d ' lid ..rrl•r wb~~n ...u.bw a& Nnffl ".. h a gam of 0 30 ~r cent Mt P t icl M is G mn. a ' emocrat. ··••a JOll YftiJ \1) edYI»OI •' u.. eanng at Oxford 45 mlles to am Lucy Jan@ Lucas down Po'st Offt'ce ss a r a orr ray· have approved the ballots ~ D•U' ....u... • • ,,• ...•• • the northeast The hearing on Wmheld 3 40 am near the end or the first hour "~ JOn Ky. visited her parenta or .. r!lttwa u Io• J.u. . . .ua. ..,_.,., lb' I Of h 1 052 t ded 503 B . Co ' d the November ltb pneral eleo. f " ....... . - . whether Grenada offoctals t e • ISsues ra • eme: ntinue Ramon Morris and family, Sa· ... aa •• h,., ou t:DOn'" •uu ., nd ced and 273 de 110ed congressman waIter H M.. turday a nd returned t.o her CO1• tlon to be sent to tbe prmten. uu l on "'•' no.oo 111 mouth. ~ho uld be permanently ordered Meigs General Hospital van 1 c Voting of absentee ballots ill ~'~~~ ~~~=-...::!:' c.~a;r:.: to protect Negro students con 1 Admissions _ None Autos showed little move eller announced Thursday the lege duttes on Sunday \uo.M.. ""' .,...,.,. hnued today 1 Discharges _ None ment Ford and Chrysler shed Post Offoce Department eontln· By Berlba Parker Mrl Gary Hustoll and oon, ..,.., on October lOth and the small fractoons Du Pont ues the bod offer on a new Ra· Attendance at Sunday School Chlllieothe spent the weekend lwo eolllliU8Sionen will be • advanced 1 v, Kodak epened rone Post Off1ee located on the Se!tl 11 at the Free Methodist with ber parents Tom Fllzpa· duty at the Circuit Clerk's ellate at 1221', but dropped to southeast corner of Peart and churrh WIS It!, eollectlon $%1 • Irick and •lfe B;...rue Is teach- flee In tho courthouJo each tlaJ Ill off '4 \ 3rd Streets 21 log thlo y•ar In the Ma..!evUle from 1 untU 4 P m dlll'lJII lbe Electromcs wer• mostly frac· Relevant mformatlon Is In- Mr John Carter, ChUllcothe Schoobt absentee voting penod ~RS AAf AUNAY9 ASKING TIME 'tOll Wf11Te-Lie',.. BIT loons lower Texas Instruments tenor space 1,230 sq ft , plat· was guest tpeaker Sunday mor· Mrs Alta Cone and grandoon, CLUB TO MEIL'J' THE. PRICE Cf' 'tOUR THII'K:IS TELL AND TELl. 'EM 'rOI.J Gar A BI>.RSAIN, dopped '4, Fairchild Camera, form, 80 sq It, parking and nlng at the Fre• Methodist Kevin Cone, Athens, spent a The Mtdclleporl Gardell Club 'EM THE TRIJTH AND THEY 5/l.Y,. NCJN LISTEN 1tl 'EM• .. the only wode mover m the maneuvering area 4,M8 sq It, Church Mr. carter wao repre-- Sunday evening with Mrs will meet Mootlay, Sep' ••, _ group, shed 1% I basic 8 year lease woth four S. ~~entatlve for lite Gideon Bible Maude Holcomb • '" .. Aorhnes moved uncertainly year renewal options Bid open· Society A donation of $4120 Mrs Ginevra Fotter was In the~= C. M. JlaJtaa>. Umted Aorlmes shed 'It but lng Oct 21 at 1 p m , room at was glv•n the ooclety Doytoll recently and attended ~nd and are tlrpd to KLM gained the sam• amount 500-H, Main Post Offoce, Coulm· Mrs Allee Fisher, Miners· lh• wedding of her granddaugto. du tbls membenhlp 1 Contmental dropped 'I• but bus. Real estate officer, D J von•. was a auest Sunday of ter, Karen Cruze She was aceo a • Gaughan, P 0 Box 809, C.. Mrs. Bertha Parker eompanoed by her dalllhl•r. EDWARDS HONORED Br•nlff rose '% Royal Dutch dropped 1\\, lumbua Mrs Vernon, Howell remaiDS Mro. Joe Turner and I..verno WDIIam (BIUI £t1Wirdl 11 Caterpillar tractor adv81lced % a patient In Me.fjs General Turner and ilrl ftlllld, Albally Pomeroy wu boDond at • Arnorlcan Can shed % BANDITS WOUNDED Hospital Mro Howell Is iDJ. Albert Colle and wife IPIIII 1 plenlc recenlly at Maplewood NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) - A proving Friday afternoon wllb the Paul Lake £tlwardl 1J 111 lten prices mched nogher In moder· aervoce otatlon attendant shot Mrs Homer Halley and Wolle farnli1 near AUenmn.. frllm. 11u1c 1n1n1n1 at rt. ._, ate trading at the openlng to- and wounded two bandits who daughter, Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Clair Ponn 11111 wife, WUkel- Ding, Ga. day held-up two atatlono early al spent a day recetttly In Colt~t~~- vlllo, 1pent an oven1n1 wllb _...,.._ _ ShorUy after the opening hell, the busy Interstate 75-0hlo 63 bus. , , John Reed IIIII wife. RBVIVAL PL&NNIIiD the United Press International Interchange at Monroe, jUSieast Mn. Vern Story IIIII Jolm, IIIYJVal aenlllll will beclll stock market mdlcator posted a of here Claud< Sears, 23, Cin- spenl the ,..ekend wllb ber ve.._ lll..tal lloallllll It 1111 llltllllld a.ntt ot 1111 gain of 0 27 per cent on th• 782 cinnatl, was In critical condl- parents, Mr. and Mro. Norman Afe!e..., - Jene& Oller, Nuarene Wed!leotlay, Sept, lf, 18-wes traded There were 358 lion at Middletown Hospital al· Schaefer JllddlepOrl; Dora W!mtlltl, 1111 C!PlU••• ~~!rouP lept • 1a1ners and 20& losers ter he was shot In 11le back by Mr and Mrs Norman Scltae-- Pomeroy, IIIII William Wolle, ~ 7;~ R· m. tac11 Autos IIIII electronics were Elwood Sparks, 29, Monroe. rer recently spent a day with f'vD*oy. iVenfng. ~ J~P.y. Geoat mlsed. Chemicals moved utl<'lr- R D. I The other robber, who Mrs. S<haFI~'• brother IIIII ~ - l;yVGilllla 1'01'1 GriJiuil~ , ii:Jle,J~.. Vi:, lalnly. Alrcrarts ~ere .Ughtly eluded polltt,~.sev.,.l btltira, alstei'·In·law, tM'· and Mra• .,a~ n.try Y~. Mrl. w01 ~ ey~' ,_ ' bilher !olne Pro&m• w a 1 .... apprehended )jy pellce at ~ Stahl, IIIII Mr flld Mrs, ~ bliP ~ liM~~~'• llfl )li!IIHo; ~~~L It IIIIIM In alrliDia, JIW!Ila!p!j. ;JIIbei 'Kem:k; Sr.ckdale. ·• tit Matbil BiJlW ...,.-. •"'t.;'""er. ' dloC ' ' I ys Duncan Di Th NGS KanS1lS Ct!y ' 66 69 83 BO New York 1 UPI BfJe• £S I !"ii " Top Rutland ( Rid ge Society Newlil I Stoek M ket ' ' ' ( -·------~H~a~cl~o.~s~T~h-ey-~'l~I~D~o~l~t~E~vc-ry~T~mn--e---®----~j~ , ·- 633312 * * * ,,, !!'" e I ~) ' halfback from fullback Steve pound JUmor at safety in the fmal outcome Ill tomght s Htghlander Coach Steve b1g contest I moved mto the fullback slot St1les remarked ·Were gomg Ccrter sa1d Dan McC\ask"~ Van Meter also has a new up lh .. re to wm Fnday mght" and Jay F1sher wtll S4!rve as center m hrst year man Amos The first year mentor IS co-captams tomsht On defense Wallbrown pleased wath tll~ Highlanders there won t be too manv chang Tornadoes expected to see despate the fac t th1s IS a re es accordmg to Carter defens1ve acllon agamst South bUJldmg year Coach How1e Lee Mtl lt:~! for western tomght are Bob Adams A huge crowd Is expected mer Marshall Umvers1y ace Carl Robmson Jam Harden to jam the Nurtll Gal11a stad1 Will be ,iearchmg for his f1rst Marty Moranty and Rook1e urn for the Eastern North vtctory as a coach when the Crow Galli a battle ~4!Jc h Ball Shmn s Kyger Creek Bobcats take on 1 Southwestern chang~s on de boys are rated underdogs by Hannan Trace at \11erc erv1lle fesne tnclude Bill Green 185· sportscasters and newsmen M11ler plans to use Jerry I pound sophomore at nght tack Coach Mel Carter"s Pirates Hall 155 pound semur as ~ 1 le Don Edmonds 155 pound JUn- wall he shghtl} smaller per defens1ve back Others expect oor at the outsode linebacker's man and the loss of Crace Ied to play delens• tonoght are post, and Rochard Dollon 160- lcould be a determmmg factor Fred Rogers 155 pound senoor I (back) John Hughes 195 pound sophomore tackiP and Barton 1 Slump 150-pound sophomore end Hannan Tra<:e Cua<:h Marcum whose bent h stre ngth comasts mamly or underciass BY BOB WINGETT IPhahn a 135 lh Jumor, mto Story at center and Raymond Brogan and Leroy Welch at Sm1th s Dev ils are Joe Hawk 1 men v.lll mser t Ron Waugh Pomeroy s Purple Panthers tbe halfback slot replacmg An Z1rkle and Ed 8;1er at guards guards Roller Black and Pf>rry ms at quarteroack Larr y SO. pound f• eshman on punts 1 and Rutland both w1th smgle [dy Porter and 1smg Semor Probably st.•rters lor Rut Kennedy at tackles and Char Lemley at fullback and Elbert and klt:koffs Waugh V.JI\ pllv wms m Uus young gnd seasbL Steve Fmlcaw as a sta1ter m land w11l 111ciude Roger Dav1s les Scott at cente1 IW1lhams and Gary Drenner at end on defense tangle Saturday mgtJ\"m a game place of Porter on defen se and M1ke Barr at ends Steve I Backhelders fur Coach halfbacks Others who may br press..:d on the Hed Devil field I Otl "r starters m the Porn I mto artJOn are Mlkf' Beaver Rutland boggcl of the two, Icroy ba• khcld will be Don ALL-STAR 71 ,f' • Char i., Waugh 'em Church scored a hard earned 1~ 8 \o1C Sw1sher at quarterback B1il l j ,_l ~agl and N1ck Swain all ireshmen Itory ov e" M1dd eport s Yellow Moore at slotback and Lenny All games w1ll be~tn at 8 to Jackels whole Pomeroy defeat Van \Ieier at fullback I mghl Ied Wahama by a 22 6 marg m Though Coach BockeP by no I TONIGHT S GAMES ~~~ 1 last week means feels h1 s team 1s phsya I ' East~rn at North Gillha 1 Ne1ther team so far has been \ cally banged up, he has two j Kyger Creek at Hannan Tracf' hampered by ser1ous InJUries s•1b linemen, Stuart Blankenship KEITH PHALJN Southwestern at Southern Loc al and by all past mdocations both and Moke O'Broen who wolf see By FRED MrMANE H1s arr1val came at an 1 Gall1poiJS at Coa l G1oH• STARTE;R - KeHb Pballa, clubs w1ll be fired up for the no action thts week UPI Sports Writer ) opportune moment w1th the Warren Local at AthPns aamed oulslandlog defensive annual clash Probably starters acros!\ the , Or1oles p1tchmg ~taff havmg l Jackson at Greenf1l"ld player last week for tbe Panther Coach. Bud B1ckel 111- lme w1ll be F'm law and Bill The Welcome Home banturned m only one complete H1lhard at Logan Panthers, earDed a starting tends to mak,e onl.~ one change English ends J1m Crow and I ners are waving for Balt1 1game smce Aug 6 'v1 1ddleporl at Wahama job at ballbact this week. in h1 s lme LIP by movwg Ke1th Charles Hysell, tackles; Pat more t1 Tom Phoebus and Chauncev at '\Jelsom lile there's even talk of lammatmg Strikeout Leader Oak H 11 at Well ston hb ann in gold I Phoebus flmshed With a 13 9 Ironton at Portsmou th recmd at Rochester but had a Pt Pleasan t at HaH S\lood "YOII proml!ed 1n'd only ..U PhaebiiS a 24 year-<>ld rlgct league leadmg 'lfJ7 stnkeour , SATURDAYS GAME 50 mile& FJftJ ap aDd a badE: hander, made hJs maJor It-ague and completed 14 games Pomero} at Hutland 11 1 lmndretl II 1111. botttl'' debut m " nahve coty • I was dosappooott'<l aboul l JEFF ME\ ER Thursday night and responded [ bemg cut after sprmg trammg >a; BY • S Regan relorcd Don Clendenon have Olle of tho best elob8 I've with a mfly foor hotter as the \ and thought a ht!le about 1 Members of the Southea-1 UPI Sports Wrller ! on an easy fly to jeft as the seen When they get a rally .,. MaJor Leque Uedera league leadmg Onoles edged qmttmg Phoebu~; sa1d aftE-r ern Ohio Sportswriters and Wtlh Genum 11 down to Dodgers moved 2lfl games 1D gomg they re really hard it By Umted Press: luternational the Cahforma Angels 2..0 before Ius bag ]eague debut Rut II Broadcasters A.ssouatton '.\ 111 E& h the L<ls Angeles Dodgt>I S front of th e Pirate-s stop Almost all their httters National League compl~twg a doubleheader , thmk I had my best vear m meel Sunday ID Athens lo prt' 11re m orbit all by themsleves 'l had good stuff as good as can put 1t out of the park GAB R R Pet !iiweep with a 4 3 v1ctory m th~ profe ss aonal ball diet the outcome of the t966 Tb" Dodgers rocketed anoth 1at iinytJme ttus seH<.:un," They re really tough" Alou, Pttt 127 473 75165 349 mghtcap I In other American League SEOAL football t1tle rare er phase closer to the1r second Dr)sdale ~a1d after wmnmg No Alou Alia 146 633 114 209 330 The 5-foot 6-mch p: 1oebus wa~ actJoo Detrrnt beat Mmnesota President RoY. I Congdon an COI"ecutovc Natomral League 10 against 16 setbacks ' I The Dodgers scored all theor I Clmte, Polt 138 575 93 188 327 ca lled up by Ihe Onolcs from 18 5 Boston edged Ch1cago 54 1 oouoced tbal lhe meelmg woll 1 peonont by dowmng second would have Pitched differently 1 runs 10 the first mmng and 1Carty, Atla 137 4n 67 154 326 d W io..- held In lhe A mPm .rn 1P pia(!(! Pittsburgh 53 Thurr,day m the mnth tt Jt had been a chased Pittsburgh starter Vel Alien Phtl lhe Ror hester Re mgs KansaS City beat CleHiand 1 nI U'l: L h 1 t h htl 126 468100 149 3l8 earl1er th1s week after his team m 11 mnmgs and Washmgton g~on Clubrooms startmg at mght for the1r seventh VICtory closer game Both hornll!s hJt non ~w w 0 os 15 eJg 1 Stargl P1tt 129 453 77 144 318 had been ehmmated from thP topped New York 5.-4 before 1 1 30 p m Jn il row Ioff me were up around the Marne m 18 deciSions Rose, Ctn 146 610 94 191 313 lnternat 1onal League playof • losmg 10 5 I Also at the meeting or\\ Big 'Don Dtysdale pro .. Jded l letters and those two guys I Newly acqutred Dick Scho rSanto, Chi 139 504 87 157 312 San FranCISCo defeated New \ officers for the commg school the boost by hurling thcee hot really hot the ball hard" held and Ron Faorly song led ITorre AtIa 142 522 19161 308 GETS THE WORKS York Io-4 Chocago beal Atlanta year woll he elected and all baij until the nmth mmng when i H•avy Hitters Jom Lefebre s smgle scored Ceperla StL 120 399 54 117 302 ._2 aod Los Angeles topped I m•mhers "'II pay the annual Rolle rio Clemente and Wolh< ' "! hope nobody tn the stands Zchof~eld and Lou Johnson s Amerocan League NEW YORK (UPI) - ft look Pottsburgh S-3 m National dues Stargell homered With two out : gut hurt catchmg those balls • double tallied Fairly After a GAB R H Pet Ionly a spill second (or Leagne games I Followmg the mr-etmg the Rehever Phil (The Vu lture) I he added 'But the Pirates do walk to John Roseboro filled Olver MJ sn 14u 5G2 93 171 315 defensive back Wendell HarriS St k Out E bt olfiCial pr&"n"stlcahon on the --- I of the New York Goants to rue •g ' ., 534 109167 313 144 the bases shortstop Gene Alley Fr bns n Bal recover a fumhle that ~roduced i Phoebus p1tchmg before 16 outcome ol thf" 1966 football bobbled a grounder by Wes Wgnr, Clev 137 497 68146 294 a touchdown last Sunday but relatiVes and fr1ends mcludmg rul't' will he releasf'd by tbe 1 Parker allowmg another run to~~~~~ ~:: ~;:::~ ~, ; :~ from now on he Will have time I hiS mother and brother, struck assocoatoon score Klbw Mmn 148 ;::,22 80 150 287 on hts hands I ooJ etght and walked only two ~~rr-....., Drysdale follewed woth a hogh MAile Det 110182 7lll08 283 Hsrros became the forst , whole allowmg only three chopper that Alley helded and 1Hwrd Wash 14U 481 52 135 281 wmner of the Mennen Fastback runners to reach second base 1 COLUMBUS (UPI - Mwmo playong schools will be m action threw too late to second as the Valin Wash 138 483 75 135 280 of the Week Award and won Baltimore s runs came off loser !lnd Oh10 Umversltv, two peren I Other A.etaon fourth run came m Reliever Chris KC 115 a74 51104 278 receiVe a Sw1ss watch for hiS Dean Chance on back to back I ual Mld·Amenean ConfPr"'llce I Bes1des Miami and Oh10 U Bill o Dell comqutted a balk Home Runs 72-yard scormg Jaunt agamst homers by Brooks Robmson powers, step Into the bog time Itwo other Mid Am schools wdl woth Maury Wills at bat to send Nat 1o a a 1 Lei~iue· Aaron, I the Poltsburgh Steelers The and Curt Blefary '" the soxlh agafnst Big Ten foes Saturday I pial opemng games Saturday as home the !mal tally Braves 39 Allen Pholhes 38 award goes lo the NFL player 1tiiMiiiiollj!iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, 1 •s th! Ohio collegoale football Toledo hosts Xavoer m a noght Torre Bra~es 35. Mays, G1ants who makes the longest scormg •I 1eason swings Into actoon , aff;Hr and Kent State meets 1 PLAYERS GET CHECKUr 34 Hart, G•ants 32 [run o'. lhe_ week - - - - ' Buffalo m Kent Both Toledo BOSTON (UPI) --Catcher Amerocaa League F Robm Bolh Miami, 1 pre · sealsoro ;and Kent need voctnroes as a lMike Ryan and mfoelder Eddoe 1son, Orooles 44 Killebrew, ! Potc~oag obooce for the Mid Amerocan sprongboard for bogger and bel- l Kasko of the Boston Red Sox, Twms 36 Powell, Drooles 34, Nallonal Leagu•: Regan, champronshlp, and •)hto U' t.er thtngs in conference play w1ll undergo special back 1 Pep1tone Yanks and Colav1t.o Dodgers 131 Manchal Giants DRY tempting to rebound after a later on on the campa~gn. iexammations today to deter lndoans 30 22-ti, Koufax. Dodgers 23 8• CLEANING aslrou crtmpatgn .ast vear, mme the extent o( their current I Ruas Batted In Perry G1ants 1.0 7 Short ,. underdogs. Daytoll also woll >e hopmg lor linJuroes. On Wednesday, the I N a tl on al League: Aaron, Pholloes 18 8 Service On Request The Redsklns woll opeD better thllll!S as the Flyers open Red Sox said the players to he Brav•s 113 Cl•mente Pirates American League: McNally 1eason against Indiana and a home Saturday mght agamst Iexammed were Ryan and 1 110 Allen Pholloeo 1116 Star· Orooles 13-4, Boswell, Twms 12 "ormer Mt•mt cbach Richmond (Va a team that 1outfielder Don Demeter, but gell Porates 96 Torre, Braves 5 Kaat, Twins 2J.l0 Sanlord I >ont II wq Ponl who dinocte<~lposted an ~-10 mark a year ago Icqrreeted their announcement & Whole Pholhes 95 13-8. Soebert, Jndoa~s CLEANERS POMEROY 1 Six Ohio Conference teams Thursday Amerlcao Leagu•• Powell, 1~~v~~~~Or~I~O~lea~l~Q.~5:::::~~;;::;~~:;;:;;:::::~1 lllarnl to a 1flo7 upset over !ue back In 1962, and he proba· open agBIDsl non league Schools, Orooles & F Robmson On<f.'es I oblyi wdl be guirdmg against Akron Will begm Its first 1 ONE JUMP TOO MANY 105. Killebrew Two;,. 104; campaogn as an Independent aft. NEW YORK ,UPI) -Tommy 1 Horton, Togers '11 . B Robmson, :!mlllr oocur!QCe against loosteri ' wlthdraWU>g from 'the sp1~Wl· Bums, steeplechase JOckey who Orooles 94 FDf' tile Bobcats, II appeared conference was Injured 1n a splll at 1 11 liey !iK'f<ed ilte wrong oppostZlf!l' lake on Nortbem IAqueduct Thuraday, announced Lewis Rep41ir Service ion to launch a ccmeback after at home Saturday lils ~llrement as a roder ast year's 0.10 e(lmpa!gn. nigh~ while OtteriJeln hoata In· fmmedtately following the spoU -fOR._ ONLY to Ptifdue, one of the Big !liBila Central, Marietta visots In the Jockey room after the HEATING tH.OO Down - lalan.. 011 r~:··;~r.::=~t: llltb lice l{JIIadale aild r@ce, Burns saod, "That's It • C•nvenltrat hr.,. 1< a!lll In !J'his ' is the end. No more ,PlUMBI~ ~ ' Ashland for me M " • Keb)'Qn Dallev a guard last week, has I 1 c Number 'Seven I I I :! . * e 2 NEXT lt * No br ea k1ng serubb Da c ~ SC O-J rl f- no mr)y pa51 eS or ~tal no rod 1r ngs to buy or a~ay - no panels lo remove - 1ng to pull Oli' or take off Just set th e d als latch the door and yoW' tse lf Ju st l•ke --'··"1• ' electncrlt that coo•~ks:,:::::~lt P 1 oven Cl€a ns The same food clean s up the mess and Cost' s~ l ess than 8e per clle.,;~,lr.· and !mly 30 seconds cl your Compare tlus w1th other mettrOII!: of cleanmg an oven Come in P7 IJ¥en dem~nstratn1.a toda»! H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, "'•··o·• RUNNING WATER UNDER PRESSURE :.=, 1HE * * * • 'ty • ' Oh"10 universi MIamJ, 0Pen With Big 10 Foes I n.· -'·. * I I LaureJQi£( SOCie • ty News * Dodgers Drop Pirates 5-3 T w h wo are ouses "''""'"' .,,...... '"'· sa,..,.,_ * 63 87 85 426 24\\ 1 60 408 27 'l sy} • Lo ............_ * 0 rt•0 Ies 88 tHE DAILY SENTINEL * II Portsmouth has Salary Problem 1 r l * * Undefeated Pomeroy and Rutland Clash Saturday Night ......-...,. Cbesl * -I Panther Babes "!r * G bson 119 101 and Jackson (12- 1 131 vs S1mmons (5 61 and Nye I 10 01 " 15 P m I Cm(mn<-~ll at Atlanta- Malo Cocah W1lham Shmn s East Jury Southern Local has lost ney 11 4 7) vs Jarvis (41) 9 ern E<~gles are the onlv South I John McCimtock 165 pound pm ern Valley Athletic ConfeJetJce I halfback Philadelphia nt Houston- Iclub m top physacal <.:ondJhon l Otherwise all s1gnals were ShUJ t 118 8) v 9 Cuellar (10 9) for tomght s gnd action go tomght as Eastern trave ls 8 Pm 19 30 p m ! A check around the confer to North Gallta 111 the SVAC aucago at B~hmore Pittsburgh at Los Angeles- eoce Thursday found se veral headlmer Kyger Creek deHorlen t&-12) vs McNally (13 Veale (14 11) vs Koulax. (23 8) boys down w1th colds at Kyger fendtng champaon moves to 4) 8 p m 11 p m Creek Southwestern lost a Hannan Trace for 11 conference Mmnesota at New York _ New York at San Fran('Jsco- tackle due to an eltgibJhty rul game and Southwestern Will Merr1tt (513) vs Bouton (2 7) 1Fisher (9-14) vs Sadeckl (5-8) mg Mickey Swam 145-·pound travel to Racme for a battle 8 pm 11 p m semor guard at Hannan Trace With the lllJUry nddled 1or Cahfornta at Boston Saturday's Games 1s out mdehmlely With a bt ok nadoes Newman (4-7) \IS Stange (7 8) St LOUIS at Chicago en collar bone, suffered 111 Because of John McChntock's 7 20 p m Cmcmnat1 at Atlanta mght prad1re dnlls Monday even ankle InjUry Tornado coach Saturday's Games Ph1ladelph1a at Houston 1ng J1m Crace 155-pound sen Don Van Meter has been fore Cleveland at Detroot Pottsburgh at Los Angeles oor nght hair at North Galloa ed to alter hos hacl<focld Sherm Chicago at Baltomore New York at San Francosell os sodelm•d woth a bad ankle m Cundolf has been s~otched to Five Indicted By Grand Jury .. 4 Ball 4 Cahf 3, 2pd mght Kan Coty 1 Cleve 0 noght Froday's Phlbable Potchers (Startmg Ttmes EDT) Cleveland at DetrOlt - Bell 04_12 ) vs Aguirre (2 81 9 p m Kansas City at Washmgton _ Krausse (IJ-8) vs Moore (J J) • IN R" ver News I 23~, 463 Houston 443 26\\ New York lb~~) Results Chocago 8 Atlanta 2 Washingtdtt ,i-N~ York 4, 1st 1San Francosco tO New York 4 New York I~ Wtlshmgton 5, 2nd Los Allll 5 Potlsburgh I ,mght 'I fJ 4 4 E 0 I SVAC T T Ph I ' " ' t , , . ~~·;~~~tbif· :: ~ :~~;;.,. Chocag~~ursday~s\:!uu~ 1 as ern ny earn Ill op ysica -~~~ ~:;~~l:~~~~~:~~~.~mght :~t~i:~:ay.~~~CR~~~:s~-~ Condi.ti.on for Gr1·d Acti.on Thi·s Eveni·ngt 1 "' I Other Projects Summarized for Local Group Pos. - Player 1LE- Boll Buckley LT- Jerry Burke LG- Larry Spencer C-Arch1c Rose RG- Tom Osborne RT- Dave Wolhams GB RE- Dock Douglas Qt;--C Eochonger 212 LH-Roger Allman 3 RH- Mike Marlon B FB-Don Roush By United Prell Jntematlooaf I NatJonal League Amorleaa Leape W L Pet W. L. Pet GB 'Los Angeles 86 59 593 Baltimore 9t 55 623 IPottsburgh 84 62 575 Detroit 82 6; 558 9\1 San Francosco 84 63 571 1~onnesota 80 68 541 12 1Pholadelphoa 79 68 537 Chicago 76 73 510 1611 St Louo s 76 70 5ZJ .o~:. Cah!ornoa 73 73 500 16 AUanta 76 71 517 11 Cleveland 73 \'6 490 19"' Concmnato 71 74 490 15 ~·\ dav I . Pally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0. S.pt 18 19611-11 Jill I HOUR Robinson's t A Job For a I I ! ::::=========• 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 e ROOFINb l EW ' Th 1c;; conve-1hbh~ )et cvmp<.n:t efficH•nt and a\ Je A con\ 1 n1 ent CJ N ! 01 fOL Kl?" ; faSL ]y A sse mbl~ lS pump 1 hp mo t OL gallon p1essu1e tonk, reg 11 1atJng va lve , pr s>~. trh a1r ch1:11 ger bJ ass foot val ve Thts petfl'ct pump for farm or urban home ONLY ·"! JET PUMP OHIO . LS sl tll rn.o. 01 d ePp VA~LEY AND. HEA �,j .. ~T T r. u ·f Tr l Ebnore Casto l Rhodes, Reams, -:~.eat up nunt or ,. otes , Of Cheshire I p,..., 2-D.ny Sontlael, Pomeroy·lollddleport, 0., Sopt. te, 8ERRr'5 WORI o o·Jes Ffl"dav p ly Ualtod Jaternational Rhodes and the other Repub- CBlavans In the maJOr metro. Goodyear and Goodrich- along of Unemployment Compen!atlon OhiO s two candidates for goy hcan candod os for state offoces poll tan areas. with several shoppmg centers Dorector Willard p :Judley, who ernor concentrated their cam· left Columbus at 5 30 a m for Ream~ and other Democratic and even a tour down Mam reported employment mcreased fl pmgn fire m Northern Ohto to- a lung day of exhaustmg cam cand1dates for state uffJce were 1Street m the c1ty by 30fi 302 pefsons to a total ol PT PLEASANT - Elmore F duv m the1r search for votes m pa1gmng Thursday Rhodes and scheduled to stop at the gates Rhodes In East 2 637ltil 1n eomp mg the f1rst (SkJd) Casto, 73, a resident of tht November election h1s party made 12 appearances of all thr~ of the major rubber Rhodes concentrated h1s cam quarter of 1966 to the same per Cheshire 0 • dted at 8 40 a m State Sen Frazoer Reams Jr m 10 stops bnngong the Iota! compames In Akron-Fireston• pa1gn Thul'l<day '" Eoslern Ohoo lod of 1963 today In Holzer Hospotal followtht> Democratic candidate led commumhes VISited to 40 ..1 - - - -where he started m Mount Vering: a three week tllness He his party s first raravan Into a I three davs of barnstormmg th1s non and c1l'::'d 1 367 new mdus. 1.Ji was formerly employed as 1 metropolitan area Nllh a full week tnes movmg mto the state Dit mate Oil river bo'ttS and hiS Ww of campaagnmg m Akron 15-Hour llay Planned through 1965 and eKpandmg of last work was as a boiler makal\(1 Sum mat County Reams planned a 15 hour day 5 864 ex1stmg ones I er on construction (,o, James A Rhodes look of campaognmg m lhe mduslro Then the Republocans em eS UrS Mr Casto was born In Mason lm report to th"" people' car ahzed Akron area startmg be I barked on handshakmg stops at county, W Va • on Feb 3, 1893, .-an mw Tol!m Fosloroa Nor fore daylight at the gales of the Howard Danvolle and Warsaw UneX~It'!Cledly son of lh• late E S and Mollswalk and Sandusky pluggmg h1s F'1restone 'J'1re & Rub~r Co before gomg to Coshorton r-sa Matheny Casto admmastratJon s accornphsh F'or the D""mocrats 1t was a zanesville and New Lexmgton He was a memher of Bmler. menla 111 mdustnal expans10n change or pace from prev10us The governor wound up the PT PLEASANT - Bays M I makers .Umon No 610 of f_t 11nd tncreased employment caravans dunng the past SIX day s campa1gnmg bv strolling (Butch) Duncan, 61 0 resident Pleasant and the Masomc weeks that h1t the small town down the strt'tt m New Straits of 2l2 22nd St • died unexpect Lodge at Hurricane W Va sections of the slak volfe and shakmg more hands edly al 3 45 P m Thursday '" Hos marroage was to the lorOur Democratic (aravan has at the Hockmg County Faar m Pleasant Va\ley Hospital I mer May Harnsoo who surc.. di I Logan Mr Duncan was lhe owner sons, ~n a resoun ng sutcess lll d s v1ves along w1th four the 11 countieS we VIsited In The ~overnor s campal~ got and operator of the D an H [ Elmore Casto of Pt Pleasant, ' Augnsl and earl) September a boost Thursday from Bureau Fond Market on 22nd St e Franklin Casto df Cheshire, sa1d stale Uemocrat1c Cha1rman AIRMAN BENTZ was born on Aug 10 1906 at 0 Homer Casto of Galhpohs, Morton Nelpp From now on Airman Thomas J Bentz, - - Mount of Wilson Va son of j and Johne Casto of Trenton, I we re gomg to have intenstve son of Mr and Mrs. Thomas the late Thomas and Eva Mur [ Mlch There are thr~ grand--~ -· Bentz of Rt 3, Pomeroy, bas J0SDif3 eWS ray Duncan He had been a res chold ren and one great grandByron H Nelte F.xtensJon beea selected for training at tdent o{ Pt Pleasant for 18 son A!M~ultural Engmeer lor the n Lee, va, as 08 Air Force years I Another survovor Is a sister, St~ of Ohoo, and R a I Ph food service sp•daUst. T b • 1 Entered Hospital He was a member of Youn~ Mrs Grace Fannon of Pomeroy Moore Jacksotf Area ResourcP (Continued F'rom PagP One) 1 airman, 11 191M graduate of I Among those who entered Chaptel Baphst Church at Serv 1ces wtll be held at 2 p D~pment Agent, presented 1have slopped dnnkong Monter Pomervy Hlgb S<bool, recent· 1 Holzer Hospital on the past 24 Mount of Wolson Va, and the m Sunday at the Crow-Hussell • sl}'mmary of the four C'omplet 1 ::,a ad ly completed basic trahnag 8 , hoUJ s were Mrs John D Kmg following Masomc Orders Funeral home Rev Charles td PL 56& Work Plans m South • Llcktall,ll AFB, Tn. m Thord Ave John H Davos, Mormng Dawn Lodg• No 7 of Frum won offocoate Cremallon easwn OhiO when lhey spoke Crane DelliVI'.-1 Rl 2 Galhpolos John M Me Galhpolos Galhpohs Chapter, Will follow the service, and M<r WASHINGTON IVPII -Perto 'he L•adong Creek Water HAMBURG _ A HOWLING Guore Patnot Star Rt Cheryl Royal Arch Masons, Moriah some gravesode servoces wdl he tonal ID<ome, bolstered by jh!f1_ssoc•atoon Tuesday even Igale whopped lhe North sea toAnn Monk Rt 1 Bidwell, Hao Councol Royal and S<lect held at a later date Friends Medh!are, made Ill bf&IHI day and kept a floalong salvage I roson G Hartless Roo Grande, Mason, and the Rose Command may call at the funeral home af- moolhly lncreae of ltJe year !lolte and Moore compared cran• from reachmg the sunk ' _ Mrs Dale Saunders Rt I ery, Kmghts Templar of GaUl· ter 1 p m Saturday Ill ADpl~ tile Dopullll•al of Commerce reported today. Five persons ,..re Jndleted the Leadon1 Creek project with I en West German submarone Hao Gauge ceadhr;w Galhpohs Thurman, Mrs Shorley R Mul polls He was also a member Tbe d•partmenl aald per- by the Meigs County Grand lh'"' already coll)pleted, RuSh {shark) for a last-dotch t•y at Dam 11 9 13 3 runmng 5'' feet ford Rl 1 Pomeroy. Kenton D of Aladdon Shrme of Columbus IOJlt!l Ioeome hoereaaed by f6 Jury Friday reported Meigs Creek. West Fork Duct Creek savmg passable sUr\/JVors rollers, Pomeroy M~sOtl 20 1 Holman Syracuse Mrs Leo and the Pat W1lson Shnne Club 011 b!Uioa lall monlb, about fU CoUnty Prosecutor Bernartl V. 8U!Wo Creek, aod Margaret For a whole there was a famt 122, Pl Pleasant 2:1 B6 Hmton 2 Charles Holl, Rt I 1\;lcme Ron of Pt Pleasant er!j Comparisons and ex:plan hope that perhaps as many as 84 falling Hmfon 2 84 tallmg del Langer Gwen 102 Park Ur , He 1s surv1ved by h1s w1fe bW!on dlrectlf atlrl)bteble to F:ictmenta ,..re returned 1 1t10Ti~ offered mcluded Pre 13 of the submarme s 20 crew Kanawha Falls 6 79 falling Pt Pleasant, Mrs Horace C the former Lms S1zemore and llleollcar•. cr,q,o;;.trurt on procedures the men m1ght have been kept alive Char lec;;ton 20 20 nsmg London Maller 1003 Kennv Court Pf three daughters, Mrs Robert ··- ~-- .......... lbe lalnSI the followlnl BUI Tlte ....... .... ....... Reeves, !ntoxleallon: v•o..n ahd structures and lh01r benefits by an aor pocket 1nsode lhe 12o- runmllj! 2 feel Marmet s 1 x Pleasant, Mrs Ralph Edward !Betty ) Williams of Kombatl Pomeroy and RuUand 7-81!1 ~ to u IJIIUIII u ... the ecomtm•c statislcs, non fed foot long vessel, wh1ch cracked mches, and Wmheld dam 4 feet Spencer Galhpolls Ferry w va Mrs Lester (Barbara) graders clashed Thursday ~. nte of $&15 biiUOD eompared Charles Yarhroucb, uraull and en1l costs. techmc~l data tJr OPf"n and sank 140 feet Delow Boat Movements Robert S1mms Rt 3 Oak H1ll Davis of Charleston W Va fore 150 gr1d spectators and the to $581 blllloa In Jaly IIIII battery: Jaclc Ward, usaull flood prevention Only Brochures llhe ragmg North Sea Wednes Ohio Raver - Onward down Kalheleen Fa1th Glaz1et Rt J1 and Mrs Lloyd ! Ruth Ann I baby Panthers emerged with 8 $5S7 J bWIOII 1D AIJIIIII JIG. with a dan&etOUI weapon, and W.chm al data for mu1t1ple pur- day mght Naval experts doubt 13 5 ~ am Jacob G up 14, Ironton and Mrs Hobart M Roush of Columbus, 0 There 16-0 victory ...,_,_,.•~m an attempted BilE ~t Clarence Weddle, Jr. po~ structures farms mvolvhi ed anyone was now left al1ve 2 50 p m Jenks up 14 4 35 Hart Rochester M1ch I are seven grandchildren Pomeroy took the opening Arralpment wtfl ' bJ lield In a1 1 rpedf'd land tnatment and p m E P Jones up 14 7 30 Births Other survivors are three ktck-off and marched 74 yards Common Pleas Court IOritetlm• the status of Public I aw 566 One Lo<t, t 3 Lrve p m Cross Jr up H 11 p m Mrs Francos Eugene Elliott 1brothers and two sosters, Gene to a touchdown scored by QuarDHt week, Fulll IIIII. "'tcr·heds on Ohoo SANTA CRUZ DE TENNER- Queen Coty down 15, I 15 a 1124 Forst 4ve. son 7 23 p m Duncan of Bradley, W Va, terback Bob Werry from the 2iiecoetal") Raymond Wolcox U E Canary Islands - A OCl m Walter BeckJord up 15, Thursday Mos Charles A Chev Walter Duncan of Beckley, W yard hne Charlie Lane convertand l'reaouror Jean Parker R"'o anlmer carr)ong 27 persons 2 40 am Polly R down 15, aher 301 Portsmouth Rd ,Aion, Va Bntton Duncan and ed the extra points A second 14 Go to Albland theor reports The meelmg was dotcned m the Allan toe near 4 3.\ am Carol Brent down !5. I 50 am Thursday Mrs Paul Mr~ VIrgil Cox, both of Mowt qtr TD drive by Rutland was For Phvsical Exams on r hat~P of l hail man Jack here today •hen one of ots two '• 20 am Ind1anq up 16 3 30 Emol Tope. 913 Third Ave son of Wolson Va, and Mrs Clar halted by th~ Panthers on their PORTSMOIITH, Ohio <UPII- PT. PLEASANT- Sllteen seC'•'P fmal plans were made engmes !aoled Offoc1als saod a11 am St Marys down 17 1 55 1 31 p m Thursday Mrs •nre Schaller of Jndependence, 2-yard lone woth 27 seconds to Local 1039 of the State, County tectees from Malan CGunty 1play f~'r thE' groups au ction s::~le but one pa~senij:er W(:IS 1e:scued am Steel Trader down 11 3 Char les Ernest Dulaney, Heck s 1Va and Mumelpal Employes Umon reported to Asbian~ X:Mtucky " ·'''"to tak• place on 1 hurs by IO>herm en 30 am Foank Durant up 17, Trader Courl daughter 7 2ti Morrung Dawn Lodge of Mas I In the third quarter a Rut- presented a demand for 1 $lfl0. on September 14tlt to take their dav Oct 15 at the Laurel Chfl 1 A spokesman for Spantax 7 am New Martmsv11ie up am. Thursilay Mrs Azel ,G on woll bold Masonoc roles all land drove was stopped on the a-month pay Increase and other physiCal exammatlona, aceord· Aur loon House Items are sloll Aorlmes saod one passenger was 19 5 a m 1 Jefferson Up 19 S Brollhart If 1!6 Pleasant Sl 1 tEST) today at thf Panther 1 yard lone woth 3 21 benefits to City Council Thu.-.. lng to the local Selective Sen· needed and an~one woshmg to 1koll•d but !he other 23 passe • m OVEC up 21, 6 30 am, Pt Plea•ant son, 5 t5 am' C~w m HuoseU, Funeral home remalnong Shortly after that, day mght In behalf of sewaae tee Board No 24 oone&! articles may call Jack gers and three crew member. Nat•onal down 22 4 15 am • Thursday Mrs Wilham H There woll be another service Panther Halfback Charlie Lane dosposal, garbage, cem•tery, Selectees taking the physoeal (,'tosp al 742-SlOl or Clyd• were pulled safely from the sa Peggy D<lwney up 22 6 am. Wamsley New Haven w va 10 30 m Saturday at the smashed through the Rutland recreallon, waterworks, street exam were Bntee Wayne Ho!fS<rogg, or Dale 'wroght 0 F Shearer up 22, 6 45 a m ; daughter 4 52 p m , 1 hursday- ~~eral "home' woth the Rev lone and raced 72 yards before :mtenance and garage work- man, Harold Dewey Utile, Hat· little .If' • Wins Edeana Bosworth down 23, ' Mrs James Rodney Hull, Jack Teti Wall offocoatmg The body bemg hauled down on the 27 ry Lewis Estep, Jamea Larry 1findv Winner in I MIAMI Bf.'CH PETER ~ 20 P m fohn K do~n 23, 6 I son daughter, 8 50 p m, Thurs Will then be taken to Mount of Two Rutland penaltoes and ~~~~. Porte;, 1:~.':.t~de~; Mayes, Kerry Lee SUnde, Roo· ,1 • (' If F'l" ht Booomanto known m I he JO P m Pennsylvanoa down 23 day Mrs Ronnoe Claor Molter I W1 n va where last roles three play• lat.er saw lhe secgro P th aid Ray Pullin John Opha ;,nmor .o t!! U t d R bb W k 12 10 am Mong 23 2 15 1 ' I 'so . d P th TD red when 88me recognition given to el ' -sn:ven Hind' 1 ~ year old m • u er or ers Unoon o up • Jackson son 2 20 am Thurs. ~•II be held at 2 p. m Sun· on an er sco hce h earlier threatened Matheny, Charles Michael WoUMark Still went over from tho :" ma;s ~alton Oct 15 eU, Clayton Ray He~n, Pr~ oim of Mr and Mrs Kalad H•n (URWi as The Lotto• Atom - am Louosoana down 23 3 35 day Mrs Dallas S Goles, Rov· 'l da followed by the burial. lit of Seneca Falls, N y. re- took the unoon 's top JOb Thurs- am Luther Herdman down 23 I enswood, W Va • soo 9 05 p y Ph Lane agam converted ~ seam a $125-a·montli -a ral!e Faulkner, Jr' Gre~ OtleP rtnt!y •on the Junlor Champ- dav w1th an overwhelmmg man 3 5{] a m Reliable up 23, 6 45 m , Thursday extra pomts on a run The Pan- 1m ro:ed sick leavt .Jf:rm al- Ervm, John Henry Sayre, iiDJi. oqn•hop Flight on a 36 hole date for tougher bargammg a m • Boc K up Greenup 11 ) I Discharged tbers woll travel to Belpre next lo:anc• and h ota'llutlon hen- Die David Ramey, John Mlclr "!Itch with I total of 147, ac Bommalllo was unppposed for 50 p m Froeberger up Green Patients doscharged from vaDI3 SeS Thursday for theor third game .rtts osp ael Grueser, Donald Hetlry Han, drdfng to blo grandparents, the $18 OOtl a year JOb after on u~ 5 30 a m Walter Hougland ! the hospotal on Thursday !nclud Firemen l"ued no ultimatum Robert Elllene HudJon. and Mrs Georg• Baker cumhenl Poesodent George Bur 1d• wn Meld'Oijl 7 10 P m Vock· , ed Mrs He• man L Blessmg, Clav Maintain• but also asked earlier for waif! !I'll• Hlndys •ere form•r res 4on dropped oul rather lh~n ~s Edo;n IMedldahl 7 5{] p m · ' and mfanl eon, Ronald D Plavbov Is Toul(h IIIII benefit fnereasel Studentl Select !dents of Middleport The golf face certaon defeat The vote ow es own Meldahl 8 - ~ Glenn, Russell Holland, M r s HOUSTON IUPI) - Heavyp tournam•nt "a' hrld In Ithaca was consodered to be a demand ~ P m Tobolt down Meldahl George Hontos, Mrs Jerrold E OTTAWA, Ohoo tUPll - A w!lght champion Casotus Clay, J~Sl'~~Jf~t:.-lead111 the Fmgor Lak-. area m for betler contracts and tough 0 10 p m Cotlon Queen up Kuehne, Annette A McLellan fire. whoch broke out near here I who ha• been flghUng at a en ~ alternates were cmNtw York Steven Is a hogh er bargammg With the bog four Meldahl 10 30 am ' Pamela D MIS Clarence McConnell, Clar early today, destroyed two ware- 'bum of th• month club" pace, 00 b the lludenl bod II I hI 1 &~ool oemor lhls year ~ub~~~=rm~:s Forestone U ""G~~:da ~ ~;~a~ Mark East- [ ence McConnell, Jommy Dale bouses leased to the Sylvano~ Thursday said Cleveland (Big , ~tnt Pleasant J.Jor Htgh • vear. ro ch aod Good on u 5{], m Elisha Woods McGuire Mrs Cynthoa Norton, Electroc Co with damag• esli Cat) WdUamo, his neweat chal· School, Nmtb Grade, tills we•k. u m PL W Swe t d n l Mrs Letha Rtley, Rochard B mated at more than fl(IO,OOO of Ienger, IS too good to bolong to " Cheerleaders are Valerie Ram. : ' 1/35 pm ' Jobn Ladd e D~~n Tolbert Christine S Tucker, Authon!les saod the cause that club ey and Lynn Hartley, co-cap. ltEVOTED TO INTEREtiT OP Children March to dow/ 10 lO m To tan down Wilham Edward Plants, and the fore was not known . Clay signed Thuraday to meet Mr and Mrs Waller Pettit tallls, Charmaine Walden, Shfr.. MEIGS • MASON AltEA ' S h I U I d 1145 a m / s Le d Cheryl A Monk Foremen from Ottawa, Glan Wllhams a playboy turned and Randy and Miss Brenda ley Dalton, Vickie Helnzm•• . 1 c oo nmo e•t" ' wos own dorf and Kalida battled the nd ' 1 t!U fight ~ Ch 1 th ..., 1n Pe M, 1 """''" 1 •••• ••••GRENDA MiSs (UPI) _ I 45 am Solvay down 4 55 1 ' s ranchha • n a • ar eston, spent e Linda Burclwn Alternate• are h 1 I ' blaze for severa ours orne th A trodrome Nov 14 It will weekend with Mrs Lena Pet Donn T • . • - .,..,.,.... ,.. J'ub...,. ...,. "'""'~" Two newly desegregated pubbc m Jenmfer Jean down 6 35 af of the foremen were still at th• e s , th! • a llteriOn an~ Denise •atunt.., uu1 &unci•' w '11M oJUo 1schools reopened today and 162 am , be Clays fifth defense I tit and children Friar VpUQ Pu~~ eoca,..., 1111 111• scene th1 s mornmg the O!t ince Joe Louil Spendl the ekend ith ' "'""" ';'"'"''~: ~~·~ Negro choldren marched qu1el· Kaoawbn River - Fort Dear- NEW YORK UPI TI Sylvanoa Electroc Foreman year, m s ng we w T..:!':<;.v ";;;., II ... ' ly to classes wothout mcodent born Rup Marmet 5 55 p m ' AI· I slock market (rose ) htgher - oe Pa I U he d 34. defended his title a record sev· K. E Erlckoon ,..re the Carl November B II II a.- " - • .... ......,. 1 d lh u m rger sao some • en times In 1941 when h• crea(. and Robert Shaw farnllf.. c.. • 0 1 llllttw ,, Ill• "".. offtcMo •• ... .,..,..,. I un er e protection of state en Mernll down Wlnfteld I I d t tr d 000 radJo and televiSIOn tubes f the th , Given Approval o~: -~.,..., troopers and the FBI 9 05 p m Mountain State up :;r~/ t~~ ~~::~ h~:r etoda a mg were destroye4 in the fire The ed t~ bum o mon lumbus PT PLEASANT Electklla The schools, Horn Elemenla ' Wmfoeld 10 45 p m Elgerclofl l Th g U t d p I yt buoldongs were owned by J R Iclub Weoity Bobo and Wife, Chilli- ballot comllllliSoooers Mra. ;;'r._""• N•w vorll aw N•w ry and Rundle High, were clos up Wmfleld 1 05 a m , W H e nl e ress ntema lon Ber alt cothe were at lbe farm here Paul e BrJ ht re ~tcan a ""'""'"~ ""'' """·- ., ed Thursday for a federal court IIShaver Jr up Wlnlo•ld 3 301 posted al stock market mdocator & for a few days. .,_ ynEdn Bgurd,ettepu d ' lid ..rrl•r wb~~n ...u.bw a& Nnffl ".. h a gam of 0 30 ~r cent Mt P t icl M is G mn. a ' emocrat. ··••a JOll YftiJ \1) edYI»OI •' u.. eanng at Oxford 45 mlles to am Lucy Jan@ Lucas down Po'st Offt'ce ss a r a orr ray· have approved the ballots ~ D•U' ....u... • • ,,• ...•• • the northeast The hearing on Wmheld 3 40 am near the end or the first hour "~ JOn Ky. visited her parenta or .. r!lttwa u Io• J.u. . . .ua. ..,_.,., lb' I Of h 1 052 t ded 503 B . Co ' d the November ltb pneral eleo. f " ....... . - . whether Grenada offoctals t e • ISsues ra • eme: ntinue Ramon Morris and family, Sa· ... aa •• h,., ou t:DOn'" •uu ., nd ced and 273 de 110ed congressman waIter H M.. turday a nd returned t.o her CO1• tlon to be sent to tbe prmten. uu l on "'•' no.oo 111 mouth. ~ho uld be permanently ordered Meigs General Hospital van 1 c Voting of absentee ballots ill ~'~~~ ~~~=-...::!:' c.~a;r:.: to protect Negro students con 1 Admissions _ None Autos showed little move eller announced Thursday the lege duttes on Sunday \uo.M.. ""' .,...,.,. hnued today 1 Discharges _ None ment Ford and Chrysler shed Post Offoce Department eontln· By Berlba Parker Mrl Gary Hustoll and oon, ..,.., on October lOth and the small fractoons Du Pont ues the bod offer on a new Ra· Attendance at Sunday School Chlllieothe spent the weekend lwo eolllliU8Sionen will be • advanced 1 v, Kodak epened rone Post Off1ee located on the Se!tl 11 at the Free Methodist with ber parents Tom Fllzpa· duty at the Circuit Clerk's ellate at 1221', but dropped to southeast corner of Peart and churrh WIS It!, eollectlon $%1 • Irick and •lfe B;...rue Is teach- flee In tho courthouJo each tlaJ Ill off '4 \ 3rd Streets 21 log thlo y•ar In the Ma..!evUle from 1 untU 4 P m dlll'lJII lbe Electromcs wer• mostly frac· Relevant mformatlon Is In- Mr John Carter, ChUllcothe Schoobt absentee voting penod ~RS AAf AUNAY9 ASKING TIME 'tOll Wf11Te-Lie',.. BIT loons lower Texas Instruments tenor space 1,230 sq ft , plat· was guest tpeaker Sunday mor· Mrs Alta Cone and grandoon, CLUB TO MEIL'J' THE. PRICE Cf' 'tOUR THII'K:IS TELL AND TELl. 'EM 'rOI.J Gar A BI>.RSAIN, dopped '4, Fairchild Camera, form, 80 sq It, parking and nlng at the Fre• Methodist Kevin Cone, Athens, spent a The Mtdclleporl Gardell Club 'EM THE TRIJTH AND THEY 5/l.Y,. NCJN LISTEN 1tl 'EM• .. the only wode mover m the maneuvering area 4,M8 sq It, Church Mr. carter wao repre-- Sunday evening with Mrs will meet Mootlay, Sep' ••, _ group, shed 1% I basic 8 year lease woth four S. ~~entatlve for lite Gideon Bible Maude Holcomb • '" .. Aorhnes moved uncertainly year renewal options Bid open· Society A donation of $4120 Mrs Ginevra Fotter was In the~= C. M. JlaJtaa>. Umted Aorlmes shed 'It but lng Oct 21 at 1 p m , room at was glv•n the ooclety Doytoll recently and attended ~nd and are tlrpd to KLM gained the sam• amount 500-H, Main Post Offoce, Coulm· Mrs Allee Fisher, Miners· lh• wedding of her granddaugto. du tbls membenhlp 1 Contmental dropped 'I• but bus. Real estate officer, D J von•. was a auest Sunday of ter, Karen Cruze She was aceo a • Gaughan, P 0 Box 809, C.. Mrs. Bertha Parker eompanoed by her dalllhl•r. EDWARDS HONORED Br•nlff rose '% Royal Dutch dropped 1\\, lumbua Mrs Vernon, Howell remaiDS Mro. Joe Turner and I..verno WDIIam (BIUI £t1Wirdl 11 Caterpillar tractor adv81lced % a patient In Me.fjs General Turner and ilrl ftlllld, Albally Pomeroy wu boDond at • Arnorlcan Can shed % BANDITS WOUNDED Hospital Mro Howell Is iDJ. Albert Colle and wife IPIIII 1 plenlc recenlly at Maplewood NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) - A proving Friday afternoon wllb the Paul Lake £tlwardl 1J 111 lten prices mched nogher In moder· aervoce otatlon attendant shot Mrs Homer Halley and Wolle farnli1 near AUenmn.. frllm. 11u1c 1n1n1n1 at rt. ._, ate trading at the openlng to- and wounded two bandits who daughter, Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Clair Ponn 11111 wife, WUkel- Ding, Ga. day held-up two atatlono early al spent a day recetttly In Colt~t~~- vlllo, 1pent an oven1n1 wllb _...,.._ _ ShorUy after the opening hell, the busy Interstate 75-0hlo 63 bus. , , John Reed IIIII wife. RBVIVAL PL&NNIIiD the United Press International Interchange at Monroe, jUSieast Mn. Vern Story IIIII Jolm, IIIYJVal aenlllll will beclll stock market mdlcator posted a of here Claud< Sears, 23, Cin- spenl the ,..ekend wllb ber ve.._ lll..tal lloallllll It 1111 llltllllld a.ntt ot 1111 gain of 0 27 per cent on th• 782 cinnatl, was In critical condl- parents, Mr. and Mro. Norman Afe!e..., - Jene& Oller, Nuarene Wed!leotlay, Sept, lf, 18-wes traded There were 358 lion at Middletown Hospital al· Schaefer JllddlepOrl; Dora W!mtlltl, 1111 C!PlU••• ~~!rouP lept • 1a1ners and 20& losers ter he was shot In 11le back by Mr and Mrs Norman Scltae-- Pomeroy, IIIII William Wolle, ~ 7;~ R· m. tac11 Autos IIIII electronics were Elwood Sparks, 29, Monroe. rer recently spent a day with f'vD*oy. iVenfng. ~ J~P.y. Geoat mlsed. Chemicals moved utl<'lr- R D. I The other robber, who Mrs. S<haFI~'• brother IIIII ~ - l;yVGilllla 1'01'1 GriJiuil~ , ii:Jle,J~.. Vi:, lalnly. Alrcrarts ~ere .Ughtly eluded polltt,~.sev.,.l btltira, alstei'·In·law, tM'· and Mra• .,a~ n.try Y~. Mrl. w01 ~ ey~' ,_ ' bilher !olne Pro&m• w a 1 .... apprehended )jy pellce at ~ Stahl, IIIII Mr flld Mrs, ~ bliP ~ liM~~~'• llfl )li!IIHo; ~~~L It IIIIIM In alrliDia, JIW!Ila!p!j. ;JIIbei 'Kem:k; Sr.ckdale. ·• tit Matbil BiJlW ...,.-. •"'t.;'""er. ' dloC ' ' I ys Duncan Di Th NGS KanS1lS Ct!y ' 66 69 83 BO New York 1 UPI BfJe• £S I !"ii " Top Rutland ( Rid ge Society Newlil I Stoek M ket ' ' ' ( -·------~H~a~cl~o.~s~T~h-ey-~'l~I~D~o~l~t~E~vc-ry~T~mn--e---®----~j~ , ·- 633312 * * * ,,, !!'" e I ~) ' halfback from fullback Steve pound JUmor at safety in the fmal outcome Ill tomght s Htghlander Coach Steve b1g contest I moved mto the fullback slot St1les remarked ·Were gomg Ccrter sa1d Dan McC\ask"~ Van Meter also has a new up lh .. re to wm Fnday mght" and Jay F1sher wtll S4!rve as center m hrst year man Amos The first year mentor IS co-captams tomsht On defense Wallbrown pleased wath tll~ Highlanders there won t be too manv chang Tornadoes expected to see despate the fac t th1s IS a re es accordmg to Carter defens1ve acllon agamst South bUJldmg year Coach How1e Lee Mtl lt:~! for western tomght are Bob Adams A huge crowd Is expected mer Marshall Umvers1y ace Carl Robmson Jam Harden to jam the Nurtll Gal11a stad1 Will be ,iearchmg for his f1rst Marty Moranty and Rook1e urn for the Eastern North vtctory as a coach when the Crow Galli a battle ~4!Jc h Ball Shmn s Kyger Creek Bobcats take on 1 Southwestern chang~s on de boys are rated underdogs by Hannan Trace at \11erc erv1lle fesne tnclude Bill Green 185· sportscasters and newsmen M11ler plans to use Jerry I pound sophomore at nght tack Coach Mel Carter"s Pirates Hall 155 pound semur as ~ 1 le Don Edmonds 155 pound JUn- wall he shghtl} smaller per defens1ve back Others expect oor at the outsode linebacker's man and the loss of Crace Ied to play delens• tonoght are post, and Rochard Dollon 160- lcould be a determmmg factor Fred Rogers 155 pound senoor I (back) John Hughes 195 pound sophomore tackiP and Barton 1 Slump 150-pound sophomore end Hannan Tra<:e Cua<:h Marcum whose bent h stre ngth comasts mamly or underciass BY BOB WINGETT IPhahn a 135 lh Jumor, mto Story at center and Raymond Brogan and Leroy Welch at Sm1th s Dev ils are Joe Hawk 1 men v.lll mser t Ron Waugh Pomeroy s Purple Panthers tbe halfback slot replacmg An Z1rkle and Ed 8;1er at guards guards Roller Black and Pf>rry ms at quarteroack Larr y SO. pound f• eshman on punts 1 and Rutland both w1th smgle [dy Porter and 1smg Semor Probably st.•rters lor Rut Kennedy at tackles and Char Lemley at fullback and Elbert and klt:koffs Waugh V.JI\ pllv wms m Uus young gnd seasbL Steve Fmlcaw as a sta1ter m land w11l 111ciude Roger Dav1s les Scott at cente1 IW1lhams and Gary Drenner at end on defense tangle Saturday mgtJ\"m a game place of Porter on defen se and M1ke Barr at ends Steve I Backhelders fur Coach halfbacks Others who may br press..:d on the Hed Devil field I Otl "r starters m the Porn I mto artJOn are Mlkf' Beaver Rutland boggcl of the two, Icroy ba• khcld will be Don ALL-STAR 71 ,f' • Char i., Waugh 'em Church scored a hard earned 1~ 8 \o1C Sw1sher at quarterback B1il l j ,_l ~agl and N1ck Swain all ireshmen Itory ov e" M1dd eport s Yellow Moore at slotback and Lenny All games w1ll be~tn at 8 to Jackels whole Pomeroy defeat Van \Ieier at fullback I mghl Ied Wahama by a 22 6 marg m Though Coach BockeP by no I TONIGHT S GAMES ~~~ 1 last week means feels h1 s team 1s phsya I ' East~rn at North Gillha 1 Ne1ther team so far has been \ cally banged up, he has two j Kyger Creek at Hannan Tracf' hampered by ser1ous InJUries s•1b linemen, Stuart Blankenship KEITH PHALJN Southwestern at Southern Loc al and by all past mdocations both and Moke O'Broen who wolf see By FRED MrMANE H1s arr1val came at an 1 Gall1poiJS at Coa l G1oH• STARTE;R - KeHb Pballa, clubs w1ll be fired up for the no action thts week UPI Sports Writer ) opportune moment w1th the Warren Local at AthPns aamed oulslandlog defensive annual clash Probably starters acros!\ the , Or1oles p1tchmg ~taff havmg l Jackson at Greenf1l"ld player last week for tbe Panther Coach. Bud B1ckel 111- lme w1ll be F'm law and Bill The Welcome Home banturned m only one complete H1lhard at Logan Panthers, earDed a starting tends to mak,e onl.~ one change English ends J1m Crow and I ners are waving for Balt1 1game smce Aug 6 'v1 1ddleporl at Wahama job at ballbact this week. in h1 s lme LIP by movwg Ke1th Charles Hysell, tackles; Pat more t1 Tom Phoebus and Chauncev at '\Jelsom lile there's even talk of lammatmg Strikeout Leader Oak H 11 at Well ston hb ann in gold I Phoebus flmshed With a 13 9 Ironton at Portsmou th recmd at Rochester but had a Pt Pleasan t at HaH S\lood "YOII proml!ed 1n'd only ..U PhaebiiS a 24 year-<>ld rlgct league leadmg 'lfJ7 stnkeour , SATURDAYS GAME 50 mile& FJftJ ap aDd a badE: hander, made hJs maJor It-ague and completed 14 games Pomero} at Hutland 11 1 lmndretl II 1111. botttl'' debut m " nahve coty • I was dosappooott'<l aboul l JEFF ME\ ER Thursday night and responded [ bemg cut after sprmg trammg >a; BY • S Regan relorcd Don Clendenon have Olle of tho best elob8 I've with a mfly foor hotter as the \ and thought a ht!le about 1 Members of the Southea-1 UPI Sports Wrller ! on an easy fly to jeft as the seen When they get a rally .,. MaJor Leque Uedera league leadmg Onoles edged qmttmg Phoebu~; sa1d aftE-r ern Ohio Sportswriters and Wtlh Genum 11 down to Dodgers moved 2lfl games 1D gomg they re really hard it By Umted Press: luternational the Cahforma Angels 2..0 before Ius bag ]eague debut Rut II Broadcasters A.ssouatton '.\ 111 E& h the L<ls Angeles Dodgt>I S front of th e Pirate-s stop Almost all their httters National League compl~twg a doubleheader , thmk I had my best vear m meel Sunday ID Athens lo prt' 11re m orbit all by themsleves 'l had good stuff as good as can put 1t out of the park GAB R R Pet !iiweep with a 4 3 v1ctory m th~ profe ss aonal ball diet the outcome of the t966 Tb" Dodgers rocketed anoth 1at iinytJme ttus seH<.:un," They re really tough" Alou, Pttt 127 473 75165 349 mghtcap I In other American League SEOAL football t1tle rare er phase closer to the1r second Dr)sdale ~a1d after wmnmg No Alou Alia 146 633 114 209 330 The 5-foot 6-mch p: 1oebus wa~ actJoo Detrrnt beat Mmnesota President RoY. I Congdon an COI"ecutovc Natomral League 10 against 16 setbacks ' I The Dodgers scored all theor I Clmte, Polt 138 575 93 188 327 ca lled up by Ihe Onolcs from 18 5 Boston edged Ch1cago 54 1 oouoced tbal lhe meelmg woll 1 peonont by dowmng second would have Pitched differently 1 runs 10 the first mmng and 1Carty, Atla 137 4n 67 154 326 d W io..- held In lhe A mPm .rn 1P pia(!(! Pittsburgh 53 Thurr,day m the mnth tt Jt had been a chased Pittsburgh starter Vel Alien Phtl lhe Ror hester Re mgs KansaS City beat CleHiand 1 nI U'l: L h 1 t h htl 126 468100 149 3l8 earl1er th1s week after his team m 11 mnmgs and Washmgton g~on Clubrooms startmg at mght for the1r seventh VICtory closer game Both hornll!s hJt non ~w w 0 os 15 eJg 1 Stargl P1tt 129 453 77 144 318 had been ehmmated from thP topped New York 5.-4 before 1 1 30 p m Jn il row Ioff me were up around the Marne m 18 deciSions Rose, Ctn 146 610 94 191 313 lnternat 1onal League playof • losmg 10 5 I Also at the meeting or\\ Big 'Don Dtysdale pro .. Jded l letters and those two guys I Newly acqutred Dick Scho rSanto, Chi 139 504 87 157 312 San FranCISCo defeated New \ officers for the commg school the boost by hurling thcee hot really hot the ball hard" held and Ron Faorly song led ITorre AtIa 142 522 19161 308 GETS THE WORKS York Io-4 Chocago beal Atlanta year woll he elected and all baij until the nmth mmng when i H•avy Hitters Jom Lefebre s smgle scored Ceperla StL 120 399 54 117 302 ._2 aod Los Angeles topped I m•mhers "'II pay the annual Rolle rio Clemente and Wolh< ' "! hope nobody tn the stands Zchof~eld and Lou Johnson s Amerocan League NEW YORK (UPI) - ft look Pottsburgh S-3 m National dues Stargell homered With two out : gut hurt catchmg those balls • double tallied Fairly After a GAB R H Pet Ionly a spill second (or Leagne games I Followmg the mr-etmg the Rehever Phil (The Vu lture) I he added 'But the Pirates do walk to John Roseboro filled Olver MJ sn 14u 5G2 93 171 315 defensive back Wendell HarriS St k Out E bt olfiCial pr&"n"stlcahon on the --- I of the New York Goants to rue •g ' ., 534 109167 313 144 the bases shortstop Gene Alley Fr bns n Bal recover a fumhle that ~roduced i Phoebus p1tchmg before 16 outcome ol thf" 1966 football bobbled a grounder by Wes Wgnr, Clev 137 497 68146 294 a touchdown last Sunday but relatiVes and fr1ends mcludmg rul't' will he releasf'd by tbe 1 Parker allowmg another run to~~~~~ ~:: ~;:::~ ~, ; :~ from now on he Will have time I hiS mother and brother, struck assocoatoon score Klbw Mmn 148 ;::,22 80 150 287 on hts hands I ooJ etght and walked only two ~~rr-....., Drysdale follewed woth a hogh MAile Det 110182 7lll08 283 Hsrros became the forst , whole allowmg only three chopper that Alley helded and 1Hwrd Wash 14U 481 52 135 281 wmner of the Mennen Fastback runners to reach second base 1 COLUMBUS (UPI - Mwmo playong schools will be m action threw too late to second as the Valin Wash 138 483 75 135 280 of the Week Award and won Baltimore s runs came off loser !lnd Oh10 Umversltv, two peren I Other A.etaon fourth run came m Reliever Chris KC 115 a74 51104 278 receiVe a Sw1ss watch for hiS Dean Chance on back to back I ual Mld·Amenean ConfPr"'llce I Bes1des Miami and Oh10 U Bill o Dell comqutted a balk Home Runs 72-yard scormg Jaunt agamst homers by Brooks Robmson powers, step Into the bog time Itwo other Mid Am schools wdl woth Maury Wills at bat to send Nat 1o a a 1 Lei~iue· Aaron, I the Poltsburgh Steelers The and Curt Blefary '" the soxlh agafnst Big Ten foes Saturday I pial opemng games Saturday as home the !mal tally Braves 39 Allen Pholhes 38 award goes lo the NFL player 1tiiMiiiiollj!iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, 1 •s th! Ohio collegoale football Toledo hosts Xavoer m a noght Torre Bra~es 35. Mays, G1ants who makes the longest scormg •I 1eason swings Into actoon , aff;Hr and Kent State meets 1 PLAYERS GET CHECKUr 34 Hart, G•ants 32 [run o'. lhe_ week - - - - ' Buffalo m Kent Both Toledo BOSTON (UPI) --Catcher Amerocaa League F Robm Bolh Miami, 1 pre · sealsoro ;and Kent need voctnroes as a lMike Ryan and mfoelder Eddoe 1son, Orooles 44 Killebrew, ! Potc~oag obooce for the Mid Amerocan sprongboard for bogger and bel- l Kasko of the Boston Red Sox, Twms 36 Powell, Drooles 34, Nallonal Leagu•: Regan, champronshlp, and •)hto U' t.er thtngs in conference play w1ll undergo special back 1 Pep1tone Yanks and Colav1t.o Dodgers 131 Manchal Giants DRY tempting to rebound after a later on on the campa~gn. iexammations today to deter lndoans 30 22-ti, Koufax. Dodgers 23 8• CLEANING aslrou crtmpatgn .ast vear, mme the extent o( their current I Ruas Batted In Perry G1ants 1.0 7 Short ,. underdogs. Daytoll also woll >e hopmg lor linJuroes. On Wednesday, the I N a tl on al League: Aaron, Pholloes 18 8 Service On Request The Redsklns woll opeD better thllll!S as the Flyers open Red Sox said the players to he Brav•s 113 Cl•mente Pirates American League: McNally 1eason against Indiana and a home Saturday mght agamst Iexammed were Ryan and 1 110 Allen Pholloeo 1116 Star· Orooles 13-4, Boswell, Twms 12 "ormer Mt•mt cbach Richmond (Va a team that 1outfielder Don Demeter, but gell Porates 96 Torre, Braves 5 Kaat, Twins 2J.l0 Sanlord I >ont II wq Ponl who dinocte<~lposted an ~-10 mark a year ago Icqrreeted their announcement & Whole Pholhes 95 13-8. Soebert, Jndoa~s CLEANERS POMEROY 1 Six Ohio Conference teams Thursday Amerlcao Leagu•• Powell, 1~~v~~~~Or~I~O~lea~l~Q.~5:::::~~;;::;~~:;;:;;:::::~1 lllarnl to a 1flo7 upset over !ue back In 1962, and he proba· open agBIDsl non league Schools, Orooles & F Robmson On<f.'es I oblyi wdl be guirdmg against Akron Will begm Its first 1 ONE JUMP TOO MANY 105. Killebrew Two;,. 104; campaogn as an Independent aft. NEW YORK ,UPI) -Tommy 1 Horton, Togers '11 . B Robmson, :!mlllr oocur!QCe against loosteri ' wlthdraWU>g from 'the sp1~Wl· Bums, steeplechase JOckey who Orooles 94 FDf' tile Bobcats, II appeared conference was Injured 1n a splll at 1 11 liey !iK'f<ed ilte wrong oppostZlf!l' lake on Nortbem IAqueduct Thuraday, announced Lewis Rep41ir Service ion to launch a ccmeback after at home Saturday lils ~llrement as a roder ast year's 0.10 e(lmpa!gn. nigh~ while OtteriJeln hoata In· fmmedtately following the spoU -fOR._ ONLY to Ptifdue, one of the Big !liBila Central, Marietta visots In the Jockey room after the HEATING tH.OO Down - lalan.. 011 r~:··;~r.::=~t: llltb lice l{JIIadale aild r@ce, Burns saod, "That's It • C•nvenltrat hr.,. 1< a!lll In !J'his ' is the end. No more ,PlUMBI~ ~ ' Ashland for me M " • Keb)'Qn Dallev a guard last week, has I 1 c Number 'Seven I I I :! . * e 2 NEXT lt * No br ea k1ng serubb Da c ~ SC O-J rl f- no mr)y pa51 eS or ~tal no rod 1r ngs to buy or a~ay - no panels lo remove - 1ng to pull Oli' or take off Just set th e d als latch the door and yoW' tse lf Ju st l•ke --'··"1• ' electncrlt that coo•~ks:,:::::~lt P 1 oven Cl€a ns The same food clean s up the mess and Cost' s~ l ess than 8e per clle.,;~,lr.· and !mly 30 seconds cl your Compare tlus w1th other mettrOII!: of cleanmg an oven Come in P7 IJ¥en dem~nstratn1.a toda»! H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, "'•··o·• RUNNING WATER UNDER PRESSURE :.=, 1HE * * * • 'ty • ' Oh"10 universi MIamJ, 0Pen With Big 10 Foes I n.· -'·. * I I LaureJQi£( SOCie • ty News * Dodgers Drop Pirates 5-3 T w h wo are ouses "''""'"' .,,...... '"'· sa,..,.,_ * 63 87 85 426 24\\ 1 60 408 27 'l sy} • Lo ............_ * 0 rt•0 Ies 88 tHE DAILY SENTINEL * II Portsmouth has Salary Problem 1 r l * * Undefeated Pomeroy and Rutland Clash Saturday Night ......-...,. Cbesl * -I Panther Babes "!r * G bson 119 101 and Jackson (12- 1 131 vs S1mmons (5 61 and Nye I 10 01 " 15 P m I Cm(mn<-~ll at Atlanta- Malo Cocah W1lham Shmn s East Jury Southern Local has lost ney 11 4 7) vs Jarvis (41) 9 ern E<~gles are the onlv South I John McCimtock 165 pound pm ern Valley Athletic ConfeJetJce I halfback Philadelphia nt Houston- Iclub m top physacal <.:ondJhon l Otherwise all s1gnals were ShUJ t 118 8) v 9 Cuellar (10 9) for tomght s gnd action go tomght as Eastern trave ls 8 Pm 19 30 p m ! A check around the confer to North Gallta 111 the SVAC aucago at B~hmore Pittsburgh at Los Angeles- eoce Thursday found se veral headlmer Kyger Creek deHorlen t&-12) vs McNally (13 Veale (14 11) vs Koulax. (23 8) boys down w1th colds at Kyger fendtng champaon moves to 4) 8 p m 11 p m Creek Southwestern lost a Hannan Trace for 11 conference Mmnesota at New York _ New York at San Fran('Jsco- tackle due to an eltgibJhty rul game and Southwestern Will Merr1tt (513) vs Bouton (2 7) 1Fisher (9-14) vs Sadeckl (5-8) mg Mickey Swam 145-·pound travel to Racme for a battle 8 pm 11 p m semor guard at Hannan Trace With the lllJUry nddled 1or Cahfornta at Boston Saturday's Games 1s out mdehmlely With a bt ok nadoes Newman (4-7) \IS Stange (7 8) St LOUIS at Chicago en collar bone, suffered 111 Because of John McChntock's 7 20 p m Cmcmnat1 at Atlanta mght prad1re dnlls Monday even ankle InjUry Tornado coach Saturday's Games Ph1ladelph1a at Houston 1ng J1m Crace 155-pound sen Don Van Meter has been fore Cleveland at Detroot Pottsburgh at Los Angeles oor nght hair at North Galloa ed to alter hos hacl<focld Sherm Chicago at Baltomore New York at San Francosell os sodelm•d woth a bad ankle m Cundolf has been s~otched to Five Indicted By Grand Jury .. 4 Ball 4 Cahf 3, 2pd mght Kan Coty 1 Cleve 0 noght Froday's Phlbable Potchers (Startmg Ttmes EDT) Cleveland at DetrOlt - Bell 04_12 ) vs Aguirre (2 81 9 p m Kansas City at Washmgton _ Krausse (IJ-8) vs Moore (J J) • IN R" ver News I 23~, 463 Houston 443 26\\ New York lb~~) Results Chocago 8 Atlanta 2 Washingtdtt ,i-N~ York 4, 1st 1San Francosco tO New York 4 New York I~ Wtlshmgton 5, 2nd Los Allll 5 Potlsburgh I ,mght 'I fJ 4 4 E 0 I SVAC T T Ph I ' " ' t , , . ~~·;~~~tbif· :: ~ :~~;;.,. Chocag~~ursday~s\:!uu~ 1 as ern ny earn Ill op ysica -~~~ ~:;~~l:~~~~~:~~~.~mght :~t~i:~:ay.~~~CR~~~:s~-~ Condi.ti.on for Gr1·d Acti.on Thi·s Eveni·ngt 1 "' I Other Projects Summarized for Local Group Pos. - Player 1LE- Boll Buckley LT- Jerry Burke LG- Larry Spencer C-Arch1c Rose RG- Tom Osborne RT- Dave Wolhams GB RE- Dock Douglas Qt;--C Eochonger 212 LH-Roger Allman 3 RH- Mike Marlon B FB-Don Roush By United Prell Jntematlooaf I NatJonal League Amorleaa Leape W L Pet W. L. Pet GB 'Los Angeles 86 59 593 Baltimore 9t 55 623 IPottsburgh 84 62 575 Detroit 82 6; 558 9\1 San Francosco 84 63 571 1~onnesota 80 68 541 12 1Pholadelphoa 79 68 537 Chicago 76 73 510 1611 St Louo s 76 70 5ZJ .o~:. Cah!ornoa 73 73 500 16 AUanta 76 71 517 11 Cleveland 73 \'6 490 19"' Concmnato 71 74 490 15 ~·\ dav I . Pally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0. S.pt 18 19611-11 Jill I HOUR Robinson's t A Job For a I I ! ::::=========• 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 e ROOFINb l EW ' Th 1c;; conve-1hbh~ )et cvmp<.n:t efficH•nt and a\ Je A con\ 1 n1 ent CJ N ! 01 fOL Kl?" ; faSL ]y A sse mbl~ lS pump 1 hp mo t OL gallon p1essu1e tonk, reg 11 1atJng va lve , pr s>~. trh a1r ch1:11 ger bJ ass foot val ve Thts petfl'ct pump for farm or urban home ONLY ·"! JET PUMP OHIO . LS sl tll rn.o. 01 d ePp VA~LEY AND. HEA �' • I ' "! ~J I ~~~ ··I ,l ! ,, ' Two Teachers · To Represent Mason Countj r---sri, r [) o1, r"]' I J ICROOPE, I I I I PLANTS - Our Selection 0 (- ·- -) IDTII flUID VANISII CIOATII ....... """' • P1 . """'alo>or• ,_,,..101'/ -v"' ... ,.,..~ lOVI Q FIUT 51"" Of Mums. An Ideal Gift For The Home or Hospital. - . • h I Bartels Mrs. ll.rbort 1fetier, Vera A. Weber, .10 ae· N&/ty St'tc er1 , 1 s H~gh Bearh• roy Or W J J"r " ~·. orner . .>~I!' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~.."£t. JU, 196~5 Mrs. Webber Wood entertaiJ>. re, ance. Mill MePI PrfUPJI<WY Drake, Mrs Jack w ,,. .fovd''llbol ' ed wllb a paint party recentlY. Robert Mills, Joyce s Mra. Carl Moore was hostess Max Folmer, Mrs. ' '1'bole atleiJdlnC ,..... Mrt. EdThom:ddlepoDars~ Bessie t>arst, to the Nifty Stitchers club Wed- : and Miss Kathry~ Mlt<h:'ol eWS win Dberholzer Lena Oberhol· Lot, · JleS<lay evemng at her home, zer, Mrs. Jam: Standley, Mrt. AVI~': of-r:'!epo~: Mid- Rock Springs Road. I oclal Allendin& the lith anmw WI!· Junior Johnson, Brenda, Bobby '!be Carleton Swlday IIC)Iool Fred Standley, Mrs.. William .Deport ' ' ' Tb.:'.tevening. wasar ~ch ~ buffale _ some 1;200 - · barger Reunion Sunday Septem· and Ronnie. had an aUendauce ol M, offer· King, Mn. Virgil Kmg, Faye Caah· A. Bubr, Trustee, :Sert '"co'!"~ng~as served by Custer State Park iii •III001tb ber 4 at Portland Park, were Bobby Hysell, Pomeroy; Er· lng t!O.O'I. Worship services fol· Collerlll and Paulme Hysell: v. Babr, to Citizens Develop- de bostess to Mrs. WBJiam tota. uests from 10M Angeles, Call- nest Sisson Jr., Syracuse; Mr. lowed with Rev. Clyde Hinton Mr. and Mrs. John Dean VJSII- Bert. E. Romine, Ella May menl Co., Inc., Lots, Middle- ~tbe:.;::::~~~==:;:~;;~=;;;;;;;--;;;;;;::::~, ~rnla, Fla'l Rock, Michigan, and Mrs. Clyde Johnson a~d There were several new mem· ed wllb Mrs. Lenora Dean of Romine to Orvlllo Day Romine, port. New Brighton and fleaver Falls, Connie, Cambridge; Mrs. Lill~e hers taken Into the churcb. Pomeroy who celebrated her Evelyn Louise Romine, .760 A. p FrankUn Racine Portland Mains, Minersville; Mrs. Magg~e They were, Richard and Ber- btrlbdoy recently. Bedford ' a., p 'eroy Minersville' weaver and Mrs. Iva Stewart, tha Hlelman, Ann and Cbarlea Mrs. Norman Wood and Ron- Consolidation Coal Co., Pem> MANKIN ASIA. BOUND · 8 J:.~~~~:;. 0:0weu: cambrldg~ Minersville; Mrs. Linda Ward Maah, Sosan, Bobby and Butcb ole and Kenneth Wyant were eylvanta Corp. to Conaolldatlon M£ Charlea R. Mankin, aon and carll;le Ohio. and Shelly, Portland. :Mash, Nedra Stewart, VIrginia In Oak Grove, Ky, for a few Coal Co. - Delaware Corp., Mrs. Mildred Mankla, P~~::~g\1 ' Mra. Maggie Weaver, Miners- Dean, John and Richard Dean, days recently where they visit- parcels, Meigs. Lockboume AFB, will be Oflicera eleoled for the com- ville slater of Mrs. Grace Shaw, Maralene Harrison and RodneY ed with Mrs. Veneva Gilliam !della M. Matto• to Edward for the Sootheall Asia area Seping year were Mrs. Hazel Man- has been very Ul for the past Carl. and family, their sister. Mr. A. Crooks, Judith Sauer Crook&, tember 19, for a period of olx nion, Beaver FaDs, secretary: two years but attended the · Uendance Gilliam, who ill with. the !01st Lots, Middleport. mentbs. Mrullda ill a jet e.n~ne• II Mrs. Vema Weaver, Ostrander, union this year. She will cele- Ptna lor perfec~".n King paratroop squadron IS m V1et George A. Meinbart, Mary mechaolc and has beeR With treasurer. . brate her 85th birthday on . the were. awarded to Rodn carl Nam. W. Meinhart to James A. Sis- Air Force for over a year. IDs Prizes went to Mrs. L11lla 27th of tJits month. She res1des for five years and e'J son, Keith Ann Sisson, Lot, address will be 4252 Strat Wg, Mains, Mil\ei'Svtlle, as the old- In a private rest home in Mi- for s';"en yea~ Mra WU· Pomeroy APO San Francisco 96239. est guest, Allison Traey McKen- nersville and has been a Ire- Visl~g Mr. tl wer~ Mr Lecture Given by Harold A. Hood, Katie Hood zie, New Brighton, aa the youn- quent vtsltor here before her !tam King rece~ IDebnan oi M' . N to Arthur E. Hood, Donna E. gesl in attendance; for lhe long- illness and Mrs. Rich and Mr and oswnary urse Hood, V. acre, Sollabury est distance tr.weled prizes went '!be next reuniOR will be held Hemlock Grove Col b • Miss Arlene Spurlock, m Is· Thelma M. Barringer, ioe G. to the Harry Schutera and Louts Sunday, Sept. 3, !967, at Os· Mrs. Leo Killl! ofVlrg~ usCarl sionary nurse serving In Afri- Canterbury, Ruby Canterbury, McFaggart, Loa Anf!eles, and trander. Mr . .and Mrs. e arrival of ea, preseuted a lecture on her Charles W Canterbury, B a· the largest lamlly preaent was are Grandpar· work along with sltdes showing bars Jean Canterbury, Clara E1 I'OR ALL OCCASIONS Paul Blosser's from Flat Rock. a son, a . Ch I the people and counlry of Afrl- Jackson, Robert w. Jackson, wi"Wire flowers ...rywhero The door prize went to Mrs. ents are ~ and~~- andarM~ ca where she has been serv- Betty J. Sheaf, Charles Sheaf, BWJ. CUSIIIoti WY2-2039 Jack Adams of Racine. • Barnett ol rove ; ~ Is th~ Wednesday evening at the Sherman 8. Scarbrough, FranIY r.oNGOlEVII·NAitiN Sq. Yd. DR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ( and ~rs. Ralph Car · Middleoort Church of Christ. ces Scarbrough, Mende Marie Harry C. Schuler and son Ron· Caris second son. Ki Martin to George W. Knapp, 1a.is 1ew wlnyl f!oorin& has a • Warnttr-because tfs cushioned! Pomeroy Flower Shop aid, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Me. OSSOr Mr. and Mrs. Charlesnd ~ Wearing the native dress of Bertha Knapp, lots. stNingJ to.- cushion between • Wean tell(er-ber:ause it's Mh~ PomeroJ Faggart (the former Myra Schu- The september meeting of spen.t Labor Day weeke Mr "" African woman, Miss Spur· Thurman Babcock, Adm .. W. Main ... surface and wlnylized baell· • Easy to de•- because it't Vinrtl &1rL Millard Van Meter ler) and son Billy, Los Angeles; the Federated Circle was held Manon where they VISited f&m: lock described the .customs of Amanda Biggs, dec., Jacob A. 111- ~'" abwb~ elaneri ... J Se ~lr II: EMil flcovers lftll • "rlftr-cosb SUfprtsinttJ ..JDU Mr. and Mrs. Allen McKenzie, Wednesday eve<ling at the and Mrs. Ken Lowry and Rich- the people In N1gena near N1- Biggs, dec., to Nonnan 0. • Nuds 10 cementinc dowllft •nd family, Miss Brenda Me- church with Mrs. Roy Seyfned, 1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and gers where she has been staI 'I 111111 """' Open Friday •nd S.turday Nights Kenzie, New Brighton; Mr. and president, in charge. ards and farn•ly, also Mr. am lioned. Miss Spurlock Is a na· Mrs. John R. Mannion Sr. and Devotions taken frem Mal· Mrs. J1m Thornberry and f · live of the Cheshire area and daughter Mrs. Robert !Thelma) hew 14 :31 were led by Mrs. lly. and attended nursing schoel at Hoi0 I T It I S T Brognano and dauahters, Sher· Clarence Massar who also read Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil King zer Hospital. While here she is 0 P T M · 992-5661 ri Lynn and Roberta Ellen Jer· an article "Force your ego in- family attended lhe Meigs .Bet- the house guest ef Mrs. Olho Olflce Hours: lito 12. 2 to A!Close at NOOIIIIII 220 E. MAIN POMEROY DISCHARGED! Joseplt' lew. Ashton; Mra. William M~::::J ell, Pl. Pleasant; Asb lilt Pt. Pleasant; Daniel W Ltnda DeVault, fl. PleUull Gall.tpolls Ferry; Georse Mn. Gerald J(!bltloD, Jlefd8o o. GalUpolll, o. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Mayes bave been selected to rep,re•entl Mason Counly at the 7th annual Conference for Young Teachera to be held saturday, Sept. In Charleston at !be West · Jlola Education headquarters. Approximately ·uo y o u n teachers are expected to the meeting which begins at o.m. with a luncheon served noon. The conference will dimltssed at 3 p.m. Miss Buckner and M~rr;·,=~~~ I were recommeMed to " Mason County by the local CEA president and the Superintend· ent ol Schools. ky Buckner and Todd ItHE( I I XI I ....) D J-""' ~-=- ..,.I Stop In and See Haven; Mrs. Gary W,'fbarger Reunr'on is Held at Park In Portland on September Fourth I SPECIALSI Devotions for 1rcfe Led by M M ry-andMrs.~~.~~~ Shaw, Beaver Falls; Mr. and tbe truth," bv Norman TraDI. Radio and Heater. only s395 1961 FORD 4 DR. SEt>AN. VB. Auto. Trllll. Radio and Heater. .----J4-- only sa9S Neighbors on World Scale Are Rally Topic 1 BUICK$· PONTIAC$ • GMC TRUCKS 1964 MODEL Wolf House Trailer· Special V8 4 Dr. Dlx. carpeting front and rear, automatic trans., radio, white wall tires, padded dash and visors, backup lights, and full wheel covers. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. WAS $3.677.67 65Mustan~ 6 eyllnclor. Standord thlftl ndlo & ht1kr, whltewol · llros. New 1966 Buick • Yl,979 LeSabre VB 4 Dr. This Is the full sized Buick built on 123" wheelbase. It is fully equlppecl with power ateertng, power brakes, radio, white waD tires, full chrome trim, EZI glass, fllil wheel covers, foam cushions, car· pet savers, and handy mats, safety group and many 500. 2 Dr, 8 eyllndtr, llondord troM' other accessories. WAS $2,410.95 New1966GMC • $1,995 Long Wheelbase Wide Side Pickup. Equipped with heater, B ply rear tires, heavy duty springs, and rear bumper. WAS $3.624.76 New 1966 Pontiac Yl,947· 81 Catalina 2 Dr. l!Md Top. This Ia the full sized 121• wheelbase Pontiac and has the 389 cu. in. 290 horsepower engine. It Is fllily equipped with power !!leer· mg, power brakes, automatic trans., tinted giaas, full wheel covers, dlx. steering wbeel, white wall tires and many other accessories. WAS $3,282.1>6 New 1966 Pontiac Yl,830 66 Ford Fiiirlane ~~ 500 2 Dr. ttordtop, I ..,.. lndor, outomellc lr•9•·i rodlo I heoter, whlttWal tlrH, •fr eoncl'ltfonecl 64 Fcllrd Galaxie Riviera 2 Dr. Hard Top. One of the apare!!l 64's anywhere. This one lw really been babied. It II !lilly equipped wltll power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. end many other accessories. JUST ARRIVED 1961 Chevrolet • - • •895 V8 BelAir 4 Dr. Sedan. Like new turquoise finish. Automatic lransmiaaion. BLAETTl'!AP-S POMEROY, Yl· 99 .. $5·99 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan - Yl195 60 Chevrolet lmpelo. 4 br. I crlinclor, IUiomaUa tran1. Whit. wall tirtt, ndlo & h..t., 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 eyl. Stonderd trans. ' Rldlo ond heater. 63Rambler 65 r• 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H.T. 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan .- Pontiac G. T.0. ' dr. 8 cyl. At Trona. ' · t&Hrlng, radio end heater 64 Ford F-700 Dump Trvck. I eyllnclor. 5aPMdtroM.2_.jNOr ur.. "- .-~.o... 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Korell.,_ ......, ltHrllltl .... , .,...._ AutomoUo IronS. Keith Gollle Ford USED CAR LOT 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. ' i -----, crulstS olang 11100 m.p.h. easily. r $)995 . 590ds.88 PICKUP 4-SPEED TRANS. 4 DoOr Hirci ·To" V-81110for, auto. trau. pclWllr equlpmenL Tile fa•uloac with complete .FIAT instrumentation, Spider Sportater includin& ""' ntoday..... 1~_ta_c_h,ome,r~...r-~\ BoU&It and ready, . • • • f295 MEMBERS of the and dining room committees of Salisbury PTA and Bedford molbers are asked to report at the achool, !laturday al 1 p.m. to help prepare the Sbrmer dnner. THE RUTLAND Red Devil Booster club will sponsor an after game dance this Satur:Jay night at the Rutland Grade ..:hoot gym following the P010· eroy-Rutland football gam• The Jaya will emcee the d•nce tartlng at 10 p.m . 1 MONDAY JOF CLAsS of the Unll· ed Methodist church wm meet at tile church, Monday al 7:30 ~ THI.OOP 1UV1 ~ WMITIHM'S NIVIIt.INI YOU AIUM STEER! "Sure Sign of Quality" So'" THE 1 loyl•• h•d ~ya 10 belt •-,:llnv- I Y11, atr I k'a time dlw YIAR·IND ROUND-UP SALE on 1heir heAt of Dodgl. WhiGh INIIIIIt your time 10 IIRkeiiP 1 t.rgein with the. Good Guya. They ahoot ltraight. Talk yaur'ldlld of languaga. '1111 todlyfon budget-wiHdul al ... .,_.1 (And bring the M11.). Thole Dodge R. H. RAWUNGS SONS CO. ' p.m. MILL l IKOIID 11UITI .. PIANOS I eWUI!L.miR tiAI;,DWIN -.... OTK!UI FAMOII' \ drive n&WI'/ ........... 1:2 ._. ............ .... ·-···-·--- --· -- IRANDI wv 2-5342 .... .. . • 52 GMC *Ton_$395 ·- ·- . . .. . . . . . ..... . . ... ...... , ..... . .. · · ~-~~===~iiUiiiiiiii - ACIION-PRICED "~S.IS" SP~IALS ' .. . .\ ~ • Sateutte, V.fl motor, std. trau., radio, wlajw tlrea, delui. wheel dllca, turquolil with black vinyl top, black vinylllll. Only 20,000 lllllea. Reat sharp! 'lllere Is nothing to keep JIIIIBWIY from 1 wllllf.ln-YQUI'·flce llpot1s cor when you aeelhe ccmmon sense-Priced FIAT lSOO Spider. Taka one lcckllthetwln,lolm padded, buckaleeeta. Beautiful Italian ~Inc tlwoulbout. CorMrtible top wfth cpo tiona! removable hardtop, And we know )'011'11 buy the FIAT 1600 Spider. Dh yes, pick-up Is - t ••• and the Spldtr 0. ~ '2795 I frosters, Selectronlc radio, rear speaker, nelf w[s[w tirea deluxe wheel diiCI, Wt-steerlnl Wllj!el, antt-apln differential, factory alr-condiUoniog, tinted glaa, None sharper anywhere. . Dod!:!& Dart 62 Ford Gal. 500 • • Full power Including windows and 6 way eat, power antenna, rear window d• 63 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. 270 's.rttl, 6 eyll,. dor, atanclord trans.. radio anclheollr • • Full power lncludlnr wlndowa and seat, power antenna, like new wlalw tire' deluxe wheel dlsct, tinted Jiln, factory atr-eondltloninJ, 18,000 actual JDIIea. Real sharp. To-. 2 Dr. Hordtop. 4 _...trona. 65 • ,.,., ATfEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Georg'e Baker were in Charleston, W. Va. re· cently to attend a family reunion, 23 members w e r e present and atl<!ndlng from Middleport were Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Baker, Edison Baker. Mr. WERNER Radio & T.V. V-8 engine, power brakes, power ste~rlng, auto. trau., tinted glul, aw wlljw tires, deluxe wheel diics, factory air-conditioning, white over green with lfetn Interior. Real sharpie. FIAT· and the SINGLE GIRL .. -·-·---.... sar. CAI ,FNl)AR 0. tina. ter~·~~~~;~~·~A;w~r;~r~~a;t~cl;r~~;[~:r:·L==~!Th:un:::-~':~:~::~~- ~~:m:-:'~~==rr==~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~ lhal was held al Royal Oak aons attended lhe meeting. Park recenUy. Mr. and Mra. Dole . and Scott had as rece~\~~~~~:~ Mr. and Mrs. Ollie :;e Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison. Miss Sandra Beal spent the wee~end wllb Mtss Peggy ers und her parents, Mr. and So('IAL . $)395 'Middleport, $149 INGELS CARPET HOUSE MOTOROLA• 63 Chevrolet 500 4 Dr. I eylindor. outomotlc tnna. Rodlo ond Mater. power steering, white well lll'ft. 1963 Buick - - - $2,595 hlalr4Door 183 - v.a entDt. auto. lraDI., ~. wl~ w tlrt1, wheel 4tacl, a; loot palnL Ileal lllaJJ ,. FOR SCHOOL Bol Alre. 4 Dr . 6 eyl, Stondtrd trona. Whitt waD WAS $1.595 WAS $2.195 63 Chev. "' SHOES ll1d reaJ.cleu. 500. 4 Or. 8 evllnder, outo. lnna. ·Rodlo ond hoaleril - • • lfllrlng. whllowo llna. LeMans 4 Dr. Hard Top. This Is the finest and best Pontiac makes in their smallest series. It has the not<hed back front aeat with center arm rest and fllil carpeting, with all vinyl upholstery. This car is fully equipped with white wall tires, power steering, automatic trana. EZI glass, 250 boraepower VB engine, radio, full wbeel covers, and many other acceuortes. VB Special Dlx. 4 Dr. Sedan. 'l'bls is a one owner car and very clean Inside and out. II has automatic trans. and deluxe equipmenL "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALERH 18 S. Second Avo. Mld!lltporl, 0. 62 Ford Falrlane 550 S.rl11 4 Dr. 6 eyllnder, stand•rd trens., dlo & heotor, whlltwoll tires. 1963 Buick - - - $1,395 I 64 Ford Galaxie SGOXL 2 Dr. Hardlop. I eyllndor. 4 •PHd trona. Uke new ;ng Feature-packed~ The annual Farm Bureau Women's Rally of the Southeas~ Region wUI emphasize the theme "Our World Neighbors • t:oCJ-O:IIIIIJIIh W .,_, -India," Monday sept. 19 lrom 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at lhe Musktngum County fairgrounds in Zanesville. Farm Bureau Federalions Baker's brother and sister-in from 22 counties will be repre- law, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Baker • of Tamp.\~ ' Florida, also were aenled. Speakers will be Mrs. Jerrie present. Mock, on the topic "Twenty~-Nine and A Half Days," and Banquet Parly i1 Mrs. Wel thy H. Fisher. founder A I d' Tue•da". . India · • ' were of Literacy V1'llage m s·xtten(.e ladles of the area Tickets are on sale by FB t 'chillicolhe Toesday evening women's committee members ~0 attend the banquet and par· and at the Meigs FB oUice. t of the ·Stamey Home- Pro~ocll r.cfH Lunch will be $!.50. lucts, held at Holliday Inn. Following the banquet, a style ·¥' ............ was held by the Jackson . J Modeling Ageney, showing clothing from the Shacknet and Son Store in ChiUicothe. Sever· FRIDAy a! ~rizes were awarded illCludThe Wahama High SchooL ing a $100 gift certificate lr?m will hold a Shackney's store. Attendmg ch~erIeaders h MrS' Har· acbool dance with the Jav• this from t e area )Yete . Friday nlghl at the Wahama old Triplett, Mrs. Guy Cowao High m following tbe Waha- and Mrs. Harold Lemley of Mgddleport football game Pomeroy' Mrs. Phil Baldwm, rna· ~ to 11 p m tESTl. Mrs. Thomas Holter and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport from Ps~TimDAY · · · Arlhur Wolfe of Racine. OFFERED AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! WAI $2,899.23 '!fl'l Mrs. Paul Blosser and family, Peale. She also read two Flat Rock. poems, "Slow Me Down, Lord" Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Miller and "It's Not the. Thing You and family and Mrs. Verna Wea· Do" and dosed w1th prayer. ver Oalllander Mr. and Mrs. During the business session, Cl~renceSines and family, Pow- Mrs. Massar thanked members ell, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin for cards sent her ·at tiM! Weaver and sons Gary, Wayne, of her sister. Mrs. Timmy and Larry, of Franklin; Reibel announced World I ;M~ra=.~E~Iw;ood;~B~ow;e~rs~a~t~P;om:e-"l\ and &lllerson Weaver of Car· munity Day Day· to be held al ii' lisle. Grace Episcopal church, Nov. Attending lrom Racine were 4 and told of the projeds. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson, Massar and Mrs. Ben Neutz· sons, Roy alld Aruth, Waid ling were named to purchase Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack items for the kits and Mrs. Adam~, , andra Adams, Mrs. Reibel will made lhe kits. Jam B ce and son, Mr. and The Women's GUild was an· Mrs. · i Manuel Jr., Roger, nounced for Wednesday even· Johnny, JoAnn and Edith Roush, lng, Sept. 28, with the FriendJoyce Brace, Mr. and Mrs. ly Circle in charge of the gram and also the hostesses. Mrs. Nonnan Kloes was named devotional leader fo{ the October meeting. ' A dessert course was served by Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Mas· 4 DR. SEt>AN. I eyL Sllodard Gigantic Summer End I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1960 CHEVROlET Serving tho Big Bend Area I -' rS. 1960 PLYMOU11I Deputy Clerk Is Honored at Baby Shower 59 N. 2nd Avo. I p roperty TfaDSf·ers ann=, ! Pleal18111 Vallty Hoapllll ADMITI'ED: Harry Roush, Letert; Mrs. Jamea Sayre, only s495 DUDLEY'S Mergs • t---------""1 STATION WAGON. I eyL Auto. Trana. Radio and Heater. Prices Start at $3.50 ' bury Kings Social N . . ET Rawlings Round-Up· .Voice of Broadway New1966Buick • $2,539 : .,. ~ I TAUW I ' •. • HELEN HELP US! 24 USED CARS ' - w ., ' I.··. •' ' Feeds ·1r Seeds , Fertili~.-r ~ · S~gcu Run·t:l·our Mills·r · · · Phone 992•2115 Mulbe!"Y Ave. . · PonMcr.t, Ohh; . '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' • I ' "! ~J I ~~~ ··I ,l ! ,, ' Two Teachers · To Represent Mason Countj r---sri, r [) o1, r"]' I J ICROOPE, I I I I PLANTS - Our Selection 0 (- ·- -) IDTII flUID VANISII CIOATII ....... """' • P1 . """'alo>or• ,_,,..101'/ -v"' ... ,.,..~ lOVI Q FIUT 51"" Of Mums. An Ideal Gift For The Home or Hospital. - . • h I Bartels Mrs. ll.rbort 1fetier, Vera A. Weber, .10 ae· N&/ty St'tc er1 , 1 s H~gh Bearh• roy Or W J J"r " ~·. orner . .>~I!' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~.."£t. JU, 196~5 Mrs. Webber Wood entertaiJ>. re, ance. Mill MePI PrfUPJI<WY Drake, Mrs Jack w ,,. .fovd''llbol ' ed wllb a paint party recentlY. Robert Mills, Joyce s Mra. Carl Moore was hostess Max Folmer, Mrs. ' '1'bole atleiJdlnC ,..... Mrt. EdThom:ddlepoDars~ Bessie t>arst, to the Nifty Stitchers club Wed- : and Miss Kathry~ Mlt<h:'ol eWS win Dberholzer Lena Oberhol· Lot, · JleS<lay evemng at her home, zer, Mrs. Jam: Standley, Mrt. AVI~': of-r:'!epo~: Mid- Rock Springs Road. I oclal Allendin& the lith anmw WI!· Junior Johnson, Brenda, Bobby '!be Carleton Swlday IIC)Iool Fred Standley, Mrs.. William .Deport ' ' ' Tb.:'.tevening. wasar ~ch ~ buffale _ some 1;200 - · barger Reunion Sunday Septem· and Ronnie. had an aUendauce ol M, offer· King, Mn. Virgil Kmg, Faye Caah· A. Bubr, Trustee, :Sert '"co'!"~ng~as served by Custer State Park iii •III001tb ber 4 at Portland Park, were Bobby Hysell, Pomeroy; Er· lng t!O.O'I. Worship services fol· Collerlll and Paulme Hysell: v. Babr, to Citizens Develop- de bostess to Mrs. WBJiam tota. uests from 10M Angeles, Call- nest Sisson Jr., Syracuse; Mr. lowed with Rev. Clyde Hinton Mr. and Mrs. John Dean VJSII- Bert. E. Romine, Ella May menl Co., Inc., Lots, Middle- ~tbe:.;::::~~~==:;:~;;~=;;;;;;;--;;;;;;::::~, ~rnla, Fla'l Rock, Michigan, and Mrs. Clyde Johnson a~d There were several new mem· ed wllb Mrs. Lenora Dean of Romine to Orvlllo Day Romine, port. New Brighton and fleaver Falls, Connie, Cambridge; Mrs. Lill~e hers taken Into the churcb. Pomeroy who celebrated her Evelyn Louise Romine, .760 A. p FrankUn Racine Portland Mains, Minersville; Mrs. Magg~e They were, Richard and Ber- btrlbdoy recently. Bedford ' a., p 'eroy Minersville' weaver and Mrs. Iva Stewart, tha Hlelman, Ann and Cbarlea Mrs. Norman Wood and Ron- Consolidation Coal Co., Pem> MANKIN ASIA. BOUND · 8 J:.~~~~:;. 0:0weu: cambrldg~ Minersville; Mrs. Linda Ward Maah, Sosan, Bobby and Butcb ole and Kenneth Wyant were eylvanta Corp. to Conaolldatlon M£ Charlea R. Mankin, aon and carll;le Ohio. and Shelly, Portland. :Mash, Nedra Stewart, VIrginia In Oak Grove, Ky, for a few Coal Co. - Delaware Corp., Mrs. Mildred Mankla, P~~::~g\1 ' Mra. Maggie Weaver, Miners- Dean, John and Richard Dean, days recently where they visit- parcels, Meigs. Lockboume AFB, will be Oflicera eleoled for the com- ville slater of Mrs. Grace Shaw, Maralene Harrison and RodneY ed with Mrs. Veneva Gilliam !della M. Matto• to Edward for the Sootheall Asia area Seping year were Mrs. Hazel Man- has been very Ul for the past Carl. and family, their sister. Mr. A. Crooks, Judith Sauer Crook&, tember 19, for a period of olx nion, Beaver FaDs, secretary: two years but attended the · Uendance Gilliam, who ill with. the !01st Lots, Middleport. mentbs. Mrullda ill a jet e.n~ne• II Mrs. Vema Weaver, Ostrander, union this year. She will cele- Ptna lor perfec~".n King paratroop squadron IS m V1et George A. Meinbart, Mary mechaolc and has beeR With treasurer. . brate her 85th birthday on . the were. awarded to Rodn carl Nam. W. Meinhart to James A. Sis- Air Force for over a year. IDs Prizes went to Mrs. L11lla 27th of tJits month. She res1des for five years and e'J son, Keith Ann Sisson, Lot, address will be 4252 Strat Wg, Mains, Mil\ei'Svtlle, as the old- In a private rest home in Mi- for s';"en yea~ Mra WU· Pomeroy APO San Francisco 96239. est guest, Allison Traey McKen- nersville and has been a Ire- Visl~g Mr. tl wer~ Mr Lecture Given by Harold A. Hood, Katie Hood zie, New Brighton, aa the youn- quent vtsltor here before her !tam King rece~ IDebnan oi M' . N to Arthur E. Hood, Donna E. gesl in attendance; for lhe long- illness and Mrs. Rich and Mr and oswnary urse Hood, V. acre, Sollabury est distance tr.weled prizes went '!be next reuniOR will be held Hemlock Grove Col b • Miss Arlene Spurlock, m Is· Thelma M. Barringer, ioe G. to the Harry Schutera and Louts Sunday, Sept. 3, !967, at Os· Mrs. Leo Killl! ofVlrg~ usCarl sionary nurse serving In Afri- Canterbury, Ruby Canterbury, McFaggart, Loa Anf!eles, and trander. Mr . .and Mrs. e arrival of ea, preseuted a lecture on her Charles W Canterbury, B a· the largest lamlly preaent was are Grandpar· work along with sltdes showing bars Jean Canterbury, Clara E1 I'OR ALL OCCASIONS Paul Blosser's from Flat Rock. a son, a . Ch I the people and counlry of Afrl- Jackson, Robert w. Jackson, wi"Wire flowers ...rywhero The door prize went to Mrs. ents are ~ and~~- andarM~ ca where she has been serv- Betty J. Sheaf, Charles Sheaf, BWJ. CUSIIIoti WY2-2039 Jack Adams of Racine. • Barnett ol rove ; ~ Is th~ Wednesday evening at the Sherman 8. Scarbrough, FranIY r.oNGOlEVII·NAitiN Sq. Yd. DR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ( and ~rs. Ralph Car · Middleoort Church of Christ. ces Scarbrough, Mende Marie Harry C. Schuler and son Ron· Caris second son. Ki Martin to George W. Knapp, 1a.is 1ew wlnyl f!oorin& has a • Warnttr-because tfs cushioned! Pomeroy Flower Shop aid, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Me. OSSOr Mr. and Mrs. Charlesnd ~ Wearing the native dress of Bertha Knapp, lots. stNingJ to.- cushion between • Wean tell(er-ber:ause it's Mh~ PomeroJ Faggart (the former Myra Schu- The september meeting of spen.t Labor Day weeke Mr "" African woman, Miss Spur· Thurman Babcock, Adm .. W. Main ... surface and wlnylized baell· • Easy to de•- because it't Vinrtl &1rL Millard Van Meter ler) and son Billy, Los Angeles; the Federated Circle was held Manon where they VISited f&m: lock described the .customs of Amanda Biggs, dec., Jacob A. 111- ~'" abwb~ elaneri ... J Se ~lr II: EMil flcovers lftll • "rlftr-cosb SUfprtsinttJ ..JDU Mr. and Mrs. Allen McKenzie, Wednesday eve<ling at the and Mrs. Ken Lowry and Rich- the people In N1gena near N1- Biggs, dec., to Nonnan 0. • Nuds 10 cementinc dowllft •nd family, Miss Brenda Me- church with Mrs. Roy Seyfned, 1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and gers where she has been staI 'I 111111 """' Open Friday •nd S.turday Nights Kenzie, New Brighton; Mr. and president, in charge. ards and farn•ly, also Mr. am lioned. Miss Spurlock Is a na· Mrs. John R. Mannion Sr. and Devotions taken frem Mal· Mrs. J1m Thornberry and f · live of the Cheshire area and daughter Mrs. Robert !Thelma) hew 14 :31 were led by Mrs. lly. and attended nursing schoel at Hoi0 I T It I S T Brognano and dauahters, Sher· Clarence Massar who also read Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil King zer Hospital. While here she is 0 P T M · 992-5661 ri Lynn and Roberta Ellen Jer· an article "Force your ego in- family attended lhe Meigs .Bet- the house guest ef Mrs. Olho Olflce Hours: lito 12. 2 to A!Close at NOOIIIIII 220 E. MAIN POMEROY DISCHARGED! Joseplt' lew. Ashton; Mra. William M~::::J ell, Pl. Pleasant; Asb lilt Pt. Pleasant; Daniel W Ltnda DeVault, fl. PleUull Gall.tpolls Ferry; Georse Mn. Gerald J(!bltloD, Jlefd8o o. GalUpolll, o. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Mayes bave been selected to rep,re•entl Mason Counly at the 7th annual Conference for Young Teachera to be held saturday, Sept. In Charleston at !be West · Jlola Education headquarters. Approximately ·uo y o u n teachers are expected to the meeting which begins at o.m. with a luncheon served noon. The conference will dimltssed at 3 p.m. Miss Buckner and M~rr;·,=~~~ I were recommeMed to " Mason County by the local CEA president and the Superintend· ent ol Schools. ky Buckner and Todd ItHE( I I XI I ....) D J-""' ~-=- ..,.I Stop In and See Haven; Mrs. Gary W,'fbarger Reunr'on is Held at Park In Portland on September Fourth I SPECIALSI Devotions for 1rcfe Led by M M ry-andMrs.~~.~~~ Shaw, Beaver Falls; Mr. and tbe truth," bv Norman TraDI. Radio and Heater. only s395 1961 FORD 4 DR. SEt>AN. VB. Auto. Trllll. Radio and Heater. .----J4-- only sa9S Neighbors on World Scale Are Rally Topic 1 BUICK$· PONTIAC$ • GMC TRUCKS 1964 MODEL Wolf House Trailer· Special V8 4 Dr. Dlx. carpeting front and rear, automatic trans., radio, white wall tires, padded dash and visors, backup lights, and full wheel covers. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. WAS $3.677.67 65Mustan~ 6 eyllnclor. Standord thlftl ndlo & ht1kr, whltewol · llros. New 1966 Buick • Yl,979 LeSabre VB 4 Dr. This Is the full sized Buick built on 123" wheelbase. It is fully equlppecl with power ateertng, power brakes, radio, white waD tires, full chrome trim, EZI glass, fllil wheel covers, foam cushions, car· pet savers, and handy mats, safety group and many 500. 2 Dr, 8 eyllndtr, llondord troM' other accessories. WAS $2,410.95 New1966GMC • $1,995 Long Wheelbase Wide Side Pickup. Equipped with heater, B ply rear tires, heavy duty springs, and rear bumper. WAS $3.624.76 New 1966 Pontiac Yl,947· 81 Catalina 2 Dr. l!Md Top. This Ia the full sized 121• wheelbase Pontiac and has the 389 cu. in. 290 horsepower engine. It Is fllily equipped with power !!leer· mg, power brakes, automatic trans., tinted giaas, full wheel covers, dlx. steering wbeel, white wall tires and many other accessories. WAS $3,282.1>6 New 1966 Pontiac Yl,830 66 Ford Fiiirlane ~~ 500 2 Dr. ttordtop, I ..,.. lndor, outomellc lr•9•·i rodlo I heoter, whlttWal tlrH, •fr eoncl'ltfonecl 64 Fcllrd Galaxie Riviera 2 Dr. Hard Top. One of the apare!!l 64's anywhere. This one lw really been babied. It II !lilly equipped wltll power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. end many other accessories. JUST ARRIVED 1961 Chevrolet • - • •895 V8 BelAir 4 Dr. Sedan. Like new turquoise finish. Automatic lransmiaaion. BLAETTl'!AP-S POMEROY, Yl· 99 .. $5·99 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan - Yl195 60 Chevrolet lmpelo. 4 br. I crlinclor, IUiomaUa tran1. Whit. wall tirtt, ndlo & h..t., 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 eyl. Stonderd trans. ' Rldlo ond heater. 63Rambler 65 r• 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H.T. 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan .- Pontiac G. T.0. ' dr. 8 cyl. At Trona. ' · t&Hrlng, radio end heater 64 Ford F-700 Dump Trvck. I eyllnclor. 5aPMdtroM.2_.jNOr ur.. "- .-~.o... 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Korell.,_ ......, ltHrllltl .... , .,...._ AutomoUo IronS. Keith Gollle Ford USED CAR LOT 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. ' i -----, crulstS olang 11100 m.p.h. easily. r $)995 . 590ds.88 PICKUP 4-SPEED TRANS. 4 DoOr Hirci ·To" V-81110for, auto. trau. pclWllr equlpmenL Tile fa•uloac with complete .FIAT instrumentation, Spider Sportater includin& ""' ntoday..... 1~_ta_c_h,ome,r~...r-~\ BoU&It and ready, . • • • f295 MEMBERS of the and dining room committees of Salisbury PTA and Bedford molbers are asked to report at the achool, !laturday al 1 p.m. to help prepare the Sbrmer dnner. THE RUTLAND Red Devil Booster club will sponsor an after game dance this Satur:Jay night at the Rutland Grade ..:hoot gym following the P010· eroy-Rutland football gam• The Jaya will emcee the d•nce tartlng at 10 p.m . 1 MONDAY JOF CLAsS of the Unll· ed Methodist church wm meet at tile church, Monday al 7:30 ~ THI.OOP 1UV1 ~ WMITIHM'S NIVIIt.INI YOU AIUM STEER! "Sure Sign of Quality" So'" THE 1 loyl•• h•d ~ya 10 belt •-,:llnv- I Y11, atr I k'a time dlw YIAR·IND ROUND-UP SALE on 1heir heAt of Dodgl. WhiGh INIIIIIt your time 10 IIRkeiiP 1 t.rgein with the. Good Guya. They ahoot ltraight. Talk yaur'ldlld of languaga. '1111 todlyfon budget-wiHdul al ... .,_.1 (And bring the M11.). Thole Dodge R. H. RAWUNGS SONS CO. ' p.m. MILL l IKOIID 11UITI .. PIANOS I eWUI!L.miR tiAI;,DWIN -.... OTK!UI FAMOII' \ drive n&WI'/ ........... 1:2 ._. ............ .... ·-···-·--- --· -- IRANDI wv 2-5342 .... .. . • 52 GMC *Ton_$395 ·- ·- . . .. . . . . . ..... . . ... ...... , ..... . .. · · ~-~~===~iiUiiiiiiii - ACIION-PRICED "~S.IS" SP~IALS ' .. . .\ ~ • Sateutte, V.fl motor, std. trau., radio, wlajw tlrea, delui. wheel dllca, turquolil with black vinyl top, black vinylllll. Only 20,000 lllllea. Reat sharp! 'lllere Is nothing to keep JIIIIBWIY from 1 wllllf.ln-YQUI'·flce llpot1s cor when you aeelhe ccmmon sense-Priced FIAT lSOO Spider. Taka one lcckllthetwln,lolm padded, buckaleeeta. Beautiful Italian ~Inc tlwoulbout. CorMrtible top wfth cpo tiona! removable hardtop, And we know )'011'11 buy the FIAT 1600 Spider. Dh yes, pick-up Is - t ••• and the Spldtr 0. ~ '2795 I frosters, Selectronlc radio, rear speaker, nelf w[s[w tirea deluxe wheel diiCI, Wt-steerlnl Wllj!el, antt-apln differential, factory alr-condiUoniog, tinted glaa, None sharper anywhere. . Dod!:!& Dart 62 Ford Gal. 500 • • Full power Including windows and 6 way eat, power antenna, rear window d• 63 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. 270 's.rttl, 6 eyll,. dor, atanclord trans.. radio anclheollr • • Full power lncludlnr wlndowa and seat, power antenna, like new wlalw tire' deluxe wheel dlsct, tinted Jiln, factory atr-eondltloninJ, 18,000 actual JDIIea. Real sharp. To-. 2 Dr. Hordtop. 4 _...trona. 65 • ,.,., ATfEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Georg'e Baker were in Charleston, W. Va. re· cently to attend a family reunion, 23 members w e r e present and atl<!ndlng from Middleport were Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Baker, Edison Baker. Mr. WERNER Radio & T.V. V-8 engine, power brakes, power ste~rlng, auto. trau., tinted glul, aw wlljw tires, deluxe wheel diics, factory air-conditioning, white over green with lfetn Interior. Real sharpie. FIAT· and the SINGLE GIRL .. -·-·---.... sar. CAI ,FNl)AR 0. tina. ter~·~~~~;~~·~A;w~r;~r~~a;t~cl;r~~;[~:r:·L==~!Th:un:::-~':~:~::~~- ~~:m:-:'~~==rr==~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~ lhal was held al Royal Oak aons attended lhe meeting. Park recenUy. Mr. and Mra. Dole . and Scott had as rece~\~~~~~:~ Mr. and Mrs. Ollie :;e Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison. Miss Sandra Beal spent the wee~end wllb Mtss Peggy ers und her parents, Mr. and So('IAL . $)395 'Middleport, $149 INGELS CARPET HOUSE MOTOROLA• 63 Chevrolet 500 4 Dr. I eylindor. outomotlc tnna. Rodlo ond Mater. power steering, white well lll'ft. 1963 Buick - - - $2,595 hlalr4Door 183 - v.a entDt. auto. lraDI., ~. wl~ w tlrt1, wheel 4tacl, a; loot palnL Ileal lllaJJ ,. FOR SCHOOL Bol Alre. 4 Dr . 6 eyl, Stondtrd trona. Whitt waD WAS $1.595 WAS $2.195 63 Chev. "' SHOES ll1d reaJ.cleu. 500. 4 Or. 8 evllnder, outo. lnna. ·Rodlo ond hoaleril - • • lfllrlng. whllowo llna. LeMans 4 Dr. Hard Top. This Is the finest and best Pontiac makes in their smallest series. It has the not<hed back front aeat with center arm rest and fllil carpeting, with all vinyl upholstery. This car is fully equipped with white wall tires, power steering, automatic trana. EZI glass, 250 boraepower VB engine, radio, full wbeel covers, and many other acceuortes. VB Special Dlx. 4 Dr. Sedan. 'l'bls is a one owner car and very clean Inside and out. II has automatic trans. and deluxe equipmenL "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALERH 18 S. Second Avo. Mld!lltporl, 0. 62 Ford Falrlane 550 S.rl11 4 Dr. 6 eyllnder, stand•rd trens., dlo & heotor, whlltwoll tires. 1963 Buick - - - $1,395 I 64 Ford Galaxie SGOXL 2 Dr. Hardlop. I eyllndor. 4 •PHd trona. Uke new ;ng Feature-packed~ The annual Farm Bureau Women's Rally of the Southeas~ Region wUI emphasize the theme "Our World Neighbors • t:oCJ-O:IIIIIJIIh W .,_, -India," Monday sept. 19 lrom 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at lhe Musktngum County fairgrounds in Zanesville. Farm Bureau Federalions Baker's brother and sister-in from 22 counties will be repre- law, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Baker • of Tamp.\~ ' Florida, also were aenled. Speakers will be Mrs. Jerrie present. Mock, on the topic "Twenty~-Nine and A Half Days," and Banquet Parly i1 Mrs. Wel thy H. Fisher. founder A I d' Tue•da". . India · • ' were of Literacy V1'llage m s·xtten(.e ladles of the area Tickets are on sale by FB t 'chillicolhe Toesday evening women's committee members ~0 attend the banquet and par· and at the Meigs FB oUice. t of the ·Stamey Home- Pro~ocll r.cfH Lunch will be $!.50. lucts, held at Holliday Inn. Following the banquet, a style ·¥' ............ was held by the Jackson . J Modeling Ageney, showing clothing from the Shacknet and Son Store in ChiUicothe. Sever· FRIDAy a! ~rizes were awarded illCludThe Wahama High SchooL ing a $100 gift certificate lr?m will hold a Shackney's store. Attendmg ch~erIeaders h MrS' Har· acbool dance with the Jav• this from t e area )Yete . Friday nlghl at the Wahama old Triplett, Mrs. Guy Cowao High m following tbe Waha- and Mrs. Harold Lemley of Mgddleport football game Pomeroy' Mrs. Phil Baldwm, rna· ~ to 11 p m tESTl. Mrs. Thomas Holter and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport from Ps~TimDAY · · · Arlhur Wolfe of Racine. OFFERED AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! WAI $2,899.23 '!fl'l Mrs. Paul Blosser and family, Peale. She also read two Flat Rock. poems, "Slow Me Down, Lord" Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Miller and "It's Not the. Thing You and family and Mrs. Verna Wea· Do" and dosed w1th prayer. ver Oalllander Mr. and Mrs. During the business session, Cl~renceSines and family, Pow- Mrs. Massar thanked members ell, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin for cards sent her ·at tiM! Weaver and sons Gary, Wayne, of her sister. Mrs. Timmy and Larry, of Franklin; Reibel announced World I ;M~ra=.~E~Iw;ood;~B~ow;e~rs~a~t~P;om:e-"l\ and &lllerson Weaver of Car· munity Day Day· to be held al ii' lisle. Grace Episcopal church, Nov. Attending lrom Racine were 4 and told of the projeds. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson, Massar and Mrs. Ben Neutz· sons, Roy alld Aruth, Waid ling were named to purchase Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack items for the kits and Mrs. Adam~, , andra Adams, Mrs. Reibel will made lhe kits. Jam B ce and son, Mr. and The Women's GUild was an· Mrs. · i Manuel Jr., Roger, nounced for Wednesday even· Johnny, JoAnn and Edith Roush, lng, Sept. 28, with the FriendJoyce Brace, Mr. and Mrs. ly Circle in charge of the gram and also the hostesses. Mrs. Nonnan Kloes was named devotional leader fo{ the October meeting. ' A dessert course was served by Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Mas· 4 DR. SEt>AN. I eyL Sllodard Gigantic Summer End I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1960 CHEVROlET Serving tho Big Bend Area I -' rS. 1960 PLYMOU11I Deputy Clerk Is Honored at Baby Shower 59 N. 2nd Avo. I p roperty TfaDSf·ers ann=, ! Pleal18111 Vallty Hoapllll ADMITI'ED: Harry Roush, Letert; Mrs. Jamea Sayre, only s495 DUDLEY'S Mergs • t---------""1 STATION WAGON. I eyL Auto. Trana. Radio and Heater. Prices Start at $3.50 ' bury Kings Social N . . ET Rawlings Round-Up· .Voice of Broadway New1966Buick • $2,539 : .,. ~ I TAUW I ' •. • HELEN HELP US! 24 USED CARS ' - w ., ' I.··. •' ' Feeds ·1r Seeds , Fertili~.-r ~ · S~gcu Run·t:l·our Mills·r · · · Phone 992•2115 Mulbe!"Y Ave. . · PonMcr.t, Ohh; . '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. �..... ... - -., ......... --............. . "'d "··. - - ·- - ·-· ...... ....... .w, ... "" .... .. ~ - - -------- - -- - ...,._ - ., - ' •.....,. - - - - - - - - _ -~------i..---------- -·~ ... "':"'....--.. ~ ll ,I White IIIII fiiDII1 1111 \'augbaD. Mrs. Joe llatlleld and Mr. and Mrs. Rlcband Jioftars · were weekend vlsllors of relative• ill Clllcago. Mr. aDII Ml'll. FrankUn Rua oell were recent altetnoon vis. ltoro of hill parenio, ·Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ruosell. Dresaed In a Uel... · sblrl, surfaced and the scene wa• to the Jll'oond. One while woman .wept over I wao also slruck by 1 rock. tbe telephono : "God. Ob, God. ~ long ~ sam mer 41-ew 1 shoee, 1 bitched 1 rtda In 1 There were II people In the Blond spilled down my leg. I've never seen anytblnll lito ~e· a dooe. 1111 a-lp~OI: To station wagon u KJnta m... station wagon, which was KillJI later said the b!llrod tho bate I saw turned on those li~ to tile' reoli&tals IUid page st~e motorcite beaded toward& equipped f<u' medical assistance displayed by the whites !here I marchers today. Please -wlhat I tile l!lliOII of ... Negro • l~e , Marquette Park. to the demonslrtltoro. Wheu we surpassed anytblng he bad can I do?" . Narlll after wceko ol billeraes~ t'or the first time smce I had arrived in Marquette Park we experienced in Mlssi,.ippi and , . One SCLC worker told Ud violence.) . served In llorei, I feared for were met by a bowling mob of Alabama. '1beir hate is our slro"g<'SI I my life. btmtlreds of wbitea who hurled Double-Eqed SWord weapon." By STANLEY s. SC01T In lbe crowd massed on lbe bottles, cherry bombs and Th hat ed is a doubie....,•ed It " not only Nqro ~~~;~I LARIN LANDON GARY LANDON . U ·d Press '"' --tlonal sidewallt stood a woman, he< rocks. They slii'JI'(l toward our e r -..... wbo hate "whitey." Hate and fur oft<;n wallt blue-eyed, blonde daughter, Yelticle, sboutlng, "Get lbe sword. . DC . A N Wilson Is 69 yea"' old, a band In hand io the blact.alwns ~ 5 tlr 6 yeartn::ld, nlggenl Get the Diggers!" l tr W~':ton, ·h.. 'd " : city sewer worker. He sat on THE BROTHERS LANDON - Larry and Gary 381 ~ the Amertcall Notlh. dretiiod aa tltough for ay ODe burly white man. bam· "t':'ught f;:e:his ~a':..n' 00llll- his front porch lit Wa!!hlnt!fo•>l Lape~sd'l!l~:nsj,Ui;! Mg:~d':1e~~ =~ IJtodgbo~ .Tu 001'-1, 'it visited the gheltoo of acbool. mered oa· lbe windsbleld and .. ~; D.C., _one aflemooo and :;en Qevelatld, Chicago, Balllmore, ODe of tile 11t11e flrl's handl screamed at tile driver, a wblte winan~~ad.o?Now wbat 4oeo be slowly. completed 'c training at Ft. Jackson, S. C., to,.,..ladel bl d G fh t • w gether, and were home on 14- day furloughs togeth..,.. P a and WaahingtM was ~pped m:ou~ her priest: " et out 0 ere_· · · ~e "I want to 1et aU my peopl• Go Ill war er. From here lhey part: Larry will go to Redstone alld found . pl<!lty of both - molller s. 1'lle child s other ou~ father. Turn. thiS thing · together and tear the damn' "We are going to bave to Arsenal at Huntsville, Ala. for missile electronic re· coupled With despllll', discon- hand wu wrapPed around 1 around. The cop:; can 1 cootrol t city aparL" to war In this country before pair training. Gary goes to Fort Gordon, Ga., for ltDI.frustralion and anger. rock. The cirtl righls demon- tbem.. Some,of them b~ve been ; Cleveland: Ninth rrader Joe we get our rights," he told me. ·~- radio teletype repair work Larry also had attended Chicago in August: Dr. otralors were •Is targels. I saw drlnkiDg. f m "CatholiC, loo, l May, sitting in bls dim butlidy "More Negroeo wiD get killed Ohio Utliversity. Martm Luther King. bead of a mother leacbing ber doughier father. Get outl . living room, where he bad sat 1· than whites, but that's wbat we ' the Southem Chmtlan Leader- to bale '" Cblcago thai day. Later, as pollee formed 8 out the Hough area riola In ~olla hove . The whitt rn<·' is : Blocks and blocks of dUaplship Conference ISCLCI, leadFnn Surface ~---"'r<Jon ~~ the_marchers, 1 July. "OUr teacher asked us itlas rotten as they come. Tbe dated, dirty apartment build· we had to use one word to wor'i t roce there is. a:-. l'ar as I 1Dgs. Empty wine and whisky the 11111111 af ..0 Norlb ·., . _ 1wo ....U u ouua1 paoli and 1111H1own ' frightening. Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam Boyc• and Eileen Yeooy of Columbus were weekend vlsitofft of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rlll!8eil. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smltb, Jo and graodBOII, Kall Lee Knapp, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. John100. Miss Kay WyaU of Columbuo were weekend visitors of her parenla Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts of King HUI were Saturday visItor• of Mr. and '''"· Eugene Rantns and Rhonda. -:::;-:--==========- ' 0 -Cpl Francios. Stale 111gb- ham. Mary Hys•ll. Elma Louks. guesr Marly Williams: Vill!inia Fi•hspeaker when the Syracuse er. PTA held its first meeting_ of ! Other appointmenls, histor-• ht ' · , h h 1the sr hoo I term Tue~ay mg . . Est er T orpe: par1amenSepl n The meetmg, conduc~ tartan. Mary Hysell; member. .d I S ' sh " . d. bl . ., ed bY tl•• v•ce pres• en a~a t· 'P· magazme "" pu •c• Y• Roush. opened With I he l..onl s Mlll'garet Cottrill: program, Sal'tayer and pledga to Amen can ra Roush and Madolyn Slutler. FI n. Ho 'tallty Marl Lead' ag m u 180" spt • . e mg· Secr>tarv aod treasurer re- ham and Mary Gumther; health • • ea d 1 Anna Grace ott.r and Eleanor 1 por s were approv. ,. as reanda- ~ Winget!; safety, Milton Varian Vartous commwuca toll!l d · money making ideas were read =~ are Pres- Sa~!":tllthebe 'I'""· <thd reviewed. de::ocribe wherf' we li ve. whol i can tell." • bolUes in front yards . o 1d word would we use." he said., In Cleveland's Hough district, stains, cigarette bulls and retary. Marl~ Wilhall}S and : .. He r~plied in one word: ~as told many times: "It discarded waste pa~er in treasurer. lrto Baker~ ~etto.th . h I ov~ yet. These wbl~ ballways.thTbe heav~ ,mghell ~f An instructive, educational, "':s an .'11 ours after folks ..•m 1 learned a damn garbage at seeps rou e and interesting talk W88 given terepoleVJrtsslohna, dradiarro .aednd newdsptapether i tbllng. ked I lllrl'beeta. tr I d treet 1m H ed c 1 wor a as a teen·ager n e s ee s an s scenes by· Ihe patro an. e stat li th t .-~.. had bee Bolllm if the Co unlsl d II . aa on a .u.16 n ore mm an sme s were famll'tar no that public support and coop- ~ned by rock 1 -~ted the "-"'"" the . """ tt h t ,.100 . . ted C I '" a ' vt.. were ,_,... riO-... . rna er w ere 1 wen era " apprecra · , P · command posl of King's SCLC He ..,id, "llell, no. Wbat lbe And II Is this substandard F~~?"'" explamed the · · Four al 47th Street and South Park hell is a Communist auyway? housing, this life with · the rats, E s of their duties - En· In Chirago I "The b . h th lalned f f t Examlnin ~·. pro 1• m ' s 1 e y a1 everyone romp o. or~emen · . .1. £Aiu• The telephone switchboard '(whites) still look on ua as When I left the slums of the caUon, and Engmeermg. The wu burning with lncominll plantation nit!Bers., INorth 1 was frightened. use of seal bells was highly - - -------' --- stressed. Pampblels •of Bicycle 0 way Patrolman. wa< <!liE•:!':. I \l'oH Pen I .Ne w PTA Year IS Lau nched ID Syracuse 0 . !dent, Vt~gmla FISher: ' .,_...lft Society Notes ll I"'" Co ..::;rett,.;.,. re- .. ' H R p N' d tt mmJ ees, ome oom arents are arne · · ., , Mr. and Mro. Joseph L. Johnson left Saturday eveninll for a few days visit In Orlando. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James W. JoJm. J . S and Todd 0I lOll, anue ue Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Kennelb Jobnaon, Annette, of Mlddleport and ... d "- ~. ' ""· an mut. r..Y· erell Ray Johnson of Grove City, were Sunday and week end visitors of lbeir parents, Mr. and Mro. Jooepb R. JohnIOD. first freohmenls of aberberl puncb, Commlttees tiDd home room Mro. Ruth Ann HID, Mro. Nan·' Slanjey John$0n. Mr. :and Mro. Lti!T)' Jobnson, The annual Halloween Fall vice P"'Sident. Sara Roush; cookies and cake were served paronts for the weno ...,.. cy Carnaban; Spiriliull, Mrs. Fourth Jll'ade, Mr. and 'Mr.. Gina Hae antL Mro. Geneva FesUval w"' discussed The :jnd v1ce, Mary Hysell; sec· by the Eucotive members. ed when the Racine Element.- Marge Kimbler: Legislation, BID Nease, Mr. and Mro. Ger- Shumate were weekend vlsllorB date will be aiUIOID1ced later. - ray PTA Executive cornmiltee Mro. IJnda Hilt and Mrs. Sa· aid Smpson, Mr. and Mro. of Mr. and Mro. Ivan Shumate Events shead Include the teachMill llelen Jenkins spenl the met at the school on Thursday. rah Nelilei-. Wald Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. and family of Mansfield. erS' meeting Oct. 211, and the weoluod wilb Mro. Henry Jen- Appointed by Mro. lleUy DJd. Room parents chosen are: 1David Huddlaton. Mr. aDII Mro. Carl Mourning County Council Sept. 29 al tiM aDII famUy. die, preslden~ """' lflnt !llllD- Flrtt sracJe, Mr. and Mrs. Den· Fifth ll'ade, Mr. and MrL M Iof Elyria were weellend vlsl~ year Hartford Socl"ety Notes rhesler. which will be _ •1 School of lru!truclloa wh1ch l all PTA membeni are urged to 1 attend. ·An enrollment of 156 students BY VIRGINIA CARLE'fUN wa• reported by Mr•. Elma Louks. Tbeedattendance bannedr MET~~GC~~N~': was award to lbe lint an 1 fifth grsdes. Both grade9 were The following members of given $3 cash. The leachers the Town Council of HarUord ~""' mtroduced as follows, were present at tile regular f1rst grade, Mro. Elma Louks; monthly meetiDS Tutoday ev• second, Mrs. Anna llilldore; •inll: Ma)IU!', WU1iarn Kelly, th1rd, Mro. Ruth Steam Recorder, Jamee M. Cramp, 1rourtb. Mro. l..etha Morns: Councll members W T Sloof !i rth, Mr!. Lois Mayes a n d Jolm Roach and '~ ;..._; si xth, Mr. William Arllolt. AJI Harrla. Two members. wwe lb- .,' ~!"' presen~ empt Mro. MorParenil Introduced themselvee, seVeral IUtn!fiDg for the first Ume. ScieDce equip, ment on display bad been secured 11181 year lluoogh Fed'eral aid by the tflbtls of Mr. Ronald fleem. ' Tbe leachero will be hostesses to the October """ting. The following repr-.tatives aod oommillees were named: . Home room representatives . (first named, chairman), First :grade, Belly Haye9 Etta Mae :Norton, MIU"ci1 Ameld, Pal . Winebrenner, Lou Fem!L . Second sracJe, Margaret Cotlrill, Gloria Michael, Jean Hayman, Helen Hubbard, Mar· ty Wllliaml, Minnie Harris. : Third grade. Ruth Holman, ,Mary Nease, Dolly Shane, lr· :ene Rbodes, Dee Brown, Mary •Hysell Fourth sracJe, Mildred Pie~, Esther Hanlen, llllma Sm1tb, · Dorothy Stowarl, Pearl Knapp, Sara Rouab. • · Filth ....... Jean Nease, Maxine Varian, Ora Bass, Ma· ry Greer, J81101 Nease. Sillh grade, lrlll Baker. Es. ther Tbotpe, Madolyn Sluiter. : Doris Sayft, Veva Craig, Louella Moore. Repreoeotaliveo to Co u n I y Council are Marie Leading- Beautynps t.eetJ ate dal~Pterwho • 1 ' ness OD a tao· . tine whim 1 willpye ber a eompleUon evf't'yone can admin. Let me introduC'e her t.o the 3 steps J ~ A giv~ ~omplexion of Beauty and lesson in Mrs. nil HIU, Mr. aDII Mrs. David Crow,Mr.andMn.FtedSmltiJ, Mrs. l.otm Lee. Tllird IJ'ade, Mr. and Jolm Kimbler, Mr. and Brady Huffman, Mr. Ed Delbert Smllll, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. M,rs. x!:. ~":.:and Mrs.~.!!' •uuv ..., •• • Parker Run • - Mr. aDIIIIJI. Bad Ho"m• IIIII EdDa Hoffmaa. Mr. and Mro. Edcar and family of Wellston, were weekend gueru of aDII Mro: Wintam Kelly 1 n family. Mr. George B. 1.emer Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump in Point Pleasant Wednesday. Attorney and Mra. A. K. Me· Clung Jr. of Cllarleottll lite ..t~ with Mrs. JuhliDI and Mr. A. K. Sr. Mrs. Johllug bal bMt for a Jon& Ume. Mr. Gearp B. Lenior and Harry C.mpbelllll. MaaH 111 Gallipollt, Thunclay Mr. Campbell iitlald lbe polls Clillic for lrNimiitl for eyeo. Mr. Leonlrcl MellaDitls, bal been 1 patlel!! 111 lite ant Valley Hospital, bome. Mrs. NeW HaVeD N- Notes' hf!!' a care frte, also a lesson in Com· pJlmentary make up. With busy school days ahead . young girls want a beautiful eorrtpleX'ion and we owe it to INch how to care ror it. lOLA'S IUUTY SAlON _.,,_ hlo Tllrow~ laG .... ..... •di ...... on BAKER FURNITURE Carme) """ sOCJet.y • N0I es Society Notes W.S.W.S. BACIITEL w.s.w.s. of the Bocbtel ' 1 b ,e Mrs. Anna Ogdill and broth. I!!.UB. Church met ,It _ er, Clate Folden, of Akron call· ctuu:cl'- Tbe tnplc Cbrlltlan • Mr. and Mro. IIDberl Walson ed on relatives of the vicinity a CalliDg ~~..!! ~Pray- : and daughter of Kent spent a few days ago. Clate l.s in poor er" wu .. ~- by A?h·: few day! with Mr. 'imd Mn. health asd now lives in Akron. aah Miller. A Umo~ : Edson Roush. His son,_ Denver and family re- J!!.U.B. Cburdt pntl!!ll ; Ralph Lee called on DeaR cenlly VISI!ed at the Kearney playlel. Brinker a recent Sonday. THE DIAMOND RING Ogdln ~~?me. Boot Ill Mn. Rena Melvin Circle of ColombUI tOU CAN BUY WitH CONFIDENCE Beechie Cooper sepnt a re- mill aDII lllrtb Ann Lat!dermilt vi!lted his motller, Mary Circle t:e~~tSunday afternoon with Bob IIOI'VId 1cfl 4meof1 Ill a recent weekend. IIIIIs. attending, 1rra Ellloll, Edith Role returned home R IN 0 S Mr. and Mrs. Buryl White vis· ya, Goodwin, l!!ftlyD after visiting relatives in eo. lied NCenUy her paradt!, Mildred Jewell. Vb:Jinla lumbua. IN fhll h1Banw ond beauty of a KHpiOU .Iamond ••• Mr. and Mn. R. D. IBD. leU, Bat1Jirl ==----~fnltl _ , _ . ol-riotiCOID help Mr. aDII Mn. Clarence Ogclln twda. NIOIIII of ()wensboro, Ky. visited hll ••• IUIII'IInfiled lay tile r.tpeaU Certificate ,aur ..ueatiGI ipOIIt 80 ........, lbe past ita Bousb, Glaclyl parents, Mr. and Mro. Harry ef o ,...,_ dfa11MMf (or n~tlllc&mtnt CIIIUredl. -~.._~ """" Mr. ld Mro. J. G. llrowD, Bat1Jirl Layne f1ff!t tlte weelund . linn. dra ManbiD. Donna Mr. and Mn. ftJyd Kemper Mils Be"*" Swlkl ealled on Mn. Allllllliid, Mn. J11111 and d.,abler "'- Omaha, Neb., llr. and Mro. Worley Francis and Mn. lllller. Bertha Kemper of _Collllll• recent Sunday. l'BII80NALII bus, Oblo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mn. Cbarlel Wblle ol Yeaufor~ S. C., Middleport were Sunday -rto-- Recelt 1111111 ll Mr. a a were zecent Jlllllllll of Mro. Or· or Beecher Cooper !11111- Mrs. Jeae Maynanl wen Mro. Ohlinger. Maynalll'a llolber and flmily, Mr. IDll Mrs. Ray Mulford ~ Mrll. Day Gotschall Mr. aDII Mn. Ju. i1a1 Preece, villlell Mr. tiDd Mrs. Cbarlea Baltimore, Md., recently vt .. son, Jlmmlt aDII d...,..., Mrs. 111 Brllliaa~ Ohio over ~-..!ety his sister, Mrs. J. G. Swan Eddie Pay OdeU Cll III!Ciure, oJUa, ,._.,., bashand. Ky. . -Hazel Fraacls Beet, Sleelb, diUIM-' Mr. and Mrs. E. L. lileelh, Mr. and Mro. Ed Congrove and family. alteDdiDI FairmOnt S&ldle d sited Mr. George Reed visited on ere College Fairmont W While about her home duties of Ra nor vi recenlly Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ver. Mr IDll Donald'F Ro b ' recently, Mrti. Jacob Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Clarence non Reed aDII family of Waldo and St.er,rl ~lied re!IJ.i.tveous 'I had the misfortune to faD and and f8IIlliy. Mn Reed returned home af~ Steubettvllle Oblo over 1 h · brea." her arm. Sbe 11 •JowlY Mr· and . Mrs. . . !lonnJ er Jtpencling two weeks in Wal- weebtld. • lmprovtna. and iam1ly VISited l'fllNIIIJ with do Mr and Mrs. J ba y· .,._ Mn ""'m- lbe _ .. Mr. and Mn. Harlan Webb and • • o "'-·• · •......,.. ,..... doughier and Mr. aDII Mrs. week were Mr. and. !\fro. stan- ld Hamilton and aon, Manafleld ley PureeD of KenSington, Ma· Sunday dinner e-ta Ill llr. • FROM .• ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and M Clare- a-•- and Pbilllpl of Nllto and Mn Lew"...... HARRY MIWR family_ were Mro. lleSIIe Walll 11 Sloof of Cbllllcotbe' ado. and Diana, Barbara, Terri, Mr. and Mrs. Bo~d McManes my and Penny. of Lancaster of Lake Mere, Oblo spent the Mrs. Maey Ann Harris, Mike, past two with Mro. Car· Timmy aDII CyniiU. rie Judaoo. Receni v1s1tora 'of Mr. Mrs . Winnie Bailey were Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Day and Madel BEAUTIFUL NEW Shade. BLACK • BROWN Shown Mrs. Irene CottreU Jll'andson, Dannie Debol~ -IS Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Jlllior'il 4,. It Barringer and family, Mr. Mro. Gerald Barringer and JUST ARRIVED! flmlly, Mr. and Mro. Harry MIDDLEPORT Keama and lamily, Mason, Mr. and Mn. Ja Dettllr, COIII•II Harry Mil._,:..... , ~e. and llr. and lin. Tbe group": a.k:e you-,.... ........ Joppa No•- You Can Buy Your MAYTAG '• -k• STRAP FLAT .... . . FALL JEWELRY 1001 STOlE WE'LL TRADEI WE'LL DEAU 139·~Hh ,,..; WI A$SOCIAIED UDIO. THE SHOE ·aox ~----------~~-MHNa~--·-~--~_o_.___,I~~:~~~~~~~~L~------Md~-.m~~-Uf--OIT~,--0~.~-----2M&.. '""- h ..no _,., OllwliHh ....... of ber parenls, Mr. and Mn. Everelt Lambert aDII Mrs. Dale 'iltoumtng of Middleport. 8utlday vtstlors of Mr. aud Mn. Everett Lambert were Mr. and Mro. Cecil GIDogly aD11 roil Teaford, Mr. and Mro. Earl famUy ot Albells, Mr. and Croal, Mr. and Mro. Hobert Mn. Harl111 Haning of FlatHill. . ~. Mr. and Mro. Gene LamTbe ,_ _,uuve bead, Paul abet~!~and~~~~ .... ~lly~of~H~em~iock~J.e,,.eMI;,;;;D;,DLE;;,;;;;;;PO,;:;,RT;,;,;;';.O;;,;.• ...,! Powell, wBI be guest apeaker ., at tile regular P1A meting, Mtmday, Sept. 19, .at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments w1ll be served by the executive committee. Hill, Mr. and Mn. Olil Baney, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warner, Mr. aDII Mrs. Rober I Mr. and Mn. Gene Yoo~ Mr. Proffitt. _ and Mro. Jadt Codoer. Serood grade, Mr. llld Mrs. Sl1llt Jll'ade, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glenn, Mr. and Mn; Cbar· Billy Hill, Mr. llld Mro. Floyd Jes KnlgbtniDa, Mr. and Mro. Farra, Jr., Mr. and MT!. Car- Harry Wilford, Mr. and ·-···..... -- Oflly. - - - . Wringer Washer 'By loU! Bartnom U you have a I ~!~~led Mr. Emil Kltight is report-ed, chairman): ed in a c:ritlc:al ctndition at Program and Music~ the Veterana Hospital in Pom- tee - Mrs. Betty Jobnsoo, Mn. eroy. Mr. Knight had a stroke Marg.• Crow ~nd Mro. PbyDts six years ago aDII has been ill Hams; Hosp1talily - Mrs. since that lime. Marlene FISher, Mrs. Mary K. Labor Day guests of Mr. and Ybeost,hiMrsMr . Ruth Smilb; MemMrs. James McKniJ!ht were: rs p, s. Pbyllis llalloy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKnight Mro. Faye Proffitt: Publldty, aDII family of Akron, Ohio. Mro. Gnce llulfman, Mrs. Mrs. Cart Zerkle Ia a Linda IDU; Healtb and Safety, at the Holzer llllspilal in Mr. Fred Smitjl, Mr. Boward polis. ErviD, Mr. Earl Cl01s. Mr. and T. Al•n,.,.. KquiDe~ Mro. Mary Atm of Cltarleo vltdled with lluddleston, BudBet aod ,.; LGuilt and Mill I!ICO, Mro. l!:lla Mae Hill, Mn. iDe Karas ..--...t. MaxW Sayre, Mro. Edna PM, Mr lOLA'S Jw utili problemaad need pide- ;;::;,.A- K. MeCluq and Ray · The meelln'l to ...... by the mayor It 7' 30 p. m. and mlmdeo ll the provlous meeting& were read lnd lpprnved. The following matters of business were transacted. The Water Committee apflniVed the paymenl of $6 to John Berringer for work helping Mayor Kelly read the water meters, paymen! to come from the Water Works. The clerk ot lbe Wlltiwmb salary was raised from ._ to S5tJ per month. Tbe fou.wtng CJnlinance w11 ldopted by lbe Town Council: ORDINANCE Be it ordained by the iruwll CouncH or Hartlnnl, Weal YJr. p.~a, that it wiD be ttDiawfUI for any , . , - or pe.- to di&charge firearms, pistols, rifleo, •hot guns, B. B. guoa and fire eraeten within the COJpOI'IIe limits ll the Town of Hartford. Any person or penO!II viola~ inll this ordinance ftU be .,.. rested and fines not less than ten dollars nor more than lilly dollars aod costs. Adopted by the town COODCil of Hartford !his the lth dly ol september ;!~iii)_ PERSONALS . lfra. Jlyme 1SDI'l'OR'II NOTE: UPI reo 11n1 a mardi lbrollllt llllllll'lltl Ten yHrll aao, I lived and brick thro!"' by one of the calls. Whiles and Negroea · plrter - IIIQ,Iey S. 8cltl, ·~of the all·wblte Glp Park worked In Chicago. But this thousando of whites that bad! called from as far away as San Nepo, ~ t. old dollleo, 1communil)l to demand integral· was a dUferent city now. The salbered in lbe park, struck Frtlneiscll to volunteer to Pill •••Y .) d. Mlebu~ aDII ed bnll'fnl fears and bates had finally King on the neck, knocking him participate in lila Dell march. tltr<!llih . ~ , - . ~ -- - •1.:".:::~~!!!r:!!·~~!!!!~~!!!!!:~-0!:··~~1~t,,!l!!l8f IIIII llri'it, .a.:lti41fit -iliO.""ou•• JO'/, Mr. 11D!1 Mn. MlniD •'' fto ·Edged Hate Bitler in Northefn ·Gh •!l-Iked ... .. . .--- ·· \0.. . . ... . . ... . . . . ... .. ,.,.., 1') ;' ···~·-1"' ' - 214 L MAtN • VICE! IEI.EYISIPM , ~--------------- POMEROY ... \ I 0-- ------ • • - · ' Y' " ., • • _ . , _ _ , • ... - -- J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., Sept. 18, ~ Sentinel ~church News . -· -::. .. . - - ......... a..., .... .,....,. tlle--f --· - ....Qardi ll . . NUo IIW DoaabUA, putor; J a c k1 - - Wlllalll 0. 'ftlrpt, Bechtle, Cliun:b School Sopt.; putor; Iunday Sdlool t:3D 1. Cllllrch seboo~ 1:110 LID.; Wor- m.; Mominl w..-.ldp 10!30 1.111, llblp Se"ico, 10:30 a.m.; Mellr odlst Youth Fellowship, I p.m.: ' PenUJctntaJ 1 Official Board meeting, first ; Penteeootal AIBembty, Rout<; ' Sunday of month, 7:3& p.m.; · 124-- Rev . Paul E. Joneo. p. . .WSCS, sedond Monday nt i tor. Sunday School 10 1. m.; Youtll Service Ull p. m. Everi- m. Saturday. l!lonth, 7:30 p.m.; Eleanor Cir·l Worship, Wednesday and Fr~ Baptut 1n1 Woroblp 7 p. m. eacb Sunfpilcopnl cte, second· ~urllday; Ctasa 12, 1day. Bedtlebtm llaptiol Cbartb. day Grace EpileO(NII CIIIJ'<h • third Wednesday; Afternoon Cir- 'l1lo Penttcostal Cbureb illld· 1 Great Bead, Rev. C. L. O'Con- PagevUie CollliDDIIIJ Cbarcb Pomeroy- Tbe Rev Richard cle, fourth Thursday afternoon: ,dleport - South 3rd Ave.: Rev. our, pastil!', Robert Lewis, -Rev. Ru•seU CUne, JWIOr. 11 Martin, Recto~- Sunday choir pracUce, Wednesday. i B 1... Barrett, pa81or: Sutldaf Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wor- Young People's service, 7 30 p. Morllll11 Prayer lilljl Sermtn Letart Flllil Motlodill School 10 a. m.; SUnday evenship and_ Sonday. SChool, 7 p. m. Thursday; Evangelistic se•·- W:30 a. tn. ' Clwge Jlllleo F. Early, palo IDB ""angellstlc service, UO m. Ev•nm~ sorv1ce, Thursday vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and wr _ LETART FALUI _ Wor- p. m. ; Wednesday B1ble Study 7 30 ~.m . prayer meetins. Sunday, 7c30 p. m. E: VB sblp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday lex- 7:JO p.m., Saturday oight PrayF d Got 1 1111 1o Enterprise EVB Cbardl - cepl 2od Sunday) · Church er and Worohll) 7:30 p. m. Ca""nler Raptis! Cburrh ' tlas;,::, om St•ve.!::lll• ~~d ~ L. l Rav. MeDIOI &mltb, putor. Seboo~ 1:30 I. m. Sw.lay. Vnl· . p l...d- • - Sur.day :c\ct1<1ol !t :10 a.r11 . I Worship service 9·30 a m · Sun· fled se"ice 8·30 a m .tndl raiQ"'l'UIII dutt~~nrnrnp oa!'lfor · Ro~erl · · '' ' · · ., Mkkll- ~~ V11•·• ~. . Morn .. ,g wursn•r to 15 " m , . . · · , day School 10:30 a m. Youth Sunday ol month EAST LE- , .,.... "'" '"" n 1-\otllm~. Supt Sur,ua~ &·hont .· _ . . · byterian Cburcb - Rev . Hawl p· " ! l•'van~PIJ · Jtl' .servwt> 7 F'ellowshtp tl 30 p. m.. Boys TAR1 - WorshiP . R p, m.• 2nd l Flrsl ~aptl•t Cburrh Mlddl•· ' · · m · t;;ventng service 7·30 p and 4t" ·r•ur•da•s c•ur"" ' ard RuppeiL, pastor: Sunday 11 11 ' 30 p PravPr mePtmg 7 'Ill ·· · • · • ;1 · • ... .pon. fiev Ounnld Buont! IJas· i '' m rue!lda . . and Girls Fellowsblp, 6:80 p, Schoel, 11::10 a. m. Sundav AP· ~hnol 9:30 a. m., I' red, Lew_l•. tor <unday ichool 9 16 am Y . m 2nd and 4tll •undays· Voutb PLF. faWVE - "'orsh1p •0 p SupL. 111.30 a. m. l'iorsh•p: ' · ltuUand ~J~tston - 0 I• v e ·· "' ' J " • • wM · 8:::to o. Geor.:!P Hakt>r ..,unt tO 15 a.m. ! r~ewman m~tonar astor . Choir, 6<-10 p. m. WedneSday rn., tst and 3rd Thursdays: 5:45 P m. 'r'~: w·or~htp Scrvke B\'P 6 p.m.; ' . . ' Y p :' Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Church· School, 8:30 a. m. Sun· . m. Jumor Cllou·; 7 p. m. Sen· . . •• I Sunda) Srhool 9 30 a m.. Wd : 10 r Choir r E li,..ntn~ Wot'¢tp, 7 ..)u p.m. Wo ·!ihi day. GREAT BEND - Wor· · · . . ! 10 30 a m. Preachm · e netiday Wt-!'ln,·..:dAJ' 7 'tit p m Pra1Jer . t. p . .. g Montblg Star EUB Church - shi'p •·llfl • m lst and "rd l Syracuse Ftrst l ,aJted Pres- r . • • • • :r , 7 :1u p. m.; Praye-r servtr ~> . •· · ·• iJ • • mtctmg 8 30 om rholr prac· Rav Menzel Smith pastor- ~ Sttndays· Church School to · t5 1byterlan Chnrch, RC\ Linson ; ' · · Ull p. m . Wednesday . · · ' ' H Sl bb' p t W hi · bee. . . • : Sunday Sehool. 9·45 a. m.. Roy a. m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL · e ~ns, as or. ors p, · m u n,o. , L/uuc/1 ()f thnst Van Meter. Supt.. Earl Sh~ler, 1 -wor<hlp, 11 • .m.. rsr and :!rn i'"-m .. Sunday Schoti1U a.m.;l BradbW') Cburch ol Cbrlit- Ass't.; Morrung worship, 10 45 1SUnrioys: rhurch Srhool NO a Bible study Wednesday UO ~ , Lerey W•lllams, "''"'""' ' Bible 1. m: Prayer meeUng, uo p · m. Sunday. m. . . _ · School and MoroillJI Worship, m. Thureday. Youth Fellowship Minersville Metbodi!ll Cbnreb Hamooaville Pr..b)ltenao tO 30 a. m.: Chri"lan Endeav- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. · _ Wendell G. Stutler. pastor. Church, Howard Ruppel!, pasor, 6 p. m.; Even1ng Wor-; Lollrldie EVB Chareb _ Sunday School, 10 a. m.; w.,-. tor . Sunday School, 10 •- m.; ship. 1 p. m. :Rev. Jack Young. paSior: sblp service 11 a. m. I WoT!blp 1;30 .P·. m. Hemlock 0 r o' • . Cbristlon jSvndCJy School 9 4~ a. m., Porllaad Method lsi Cbardl- Syracuoe Mllllo· - Earl 0¥:Church - James QuiSenberry · Russell ~rcbe_r, Supt. Sunday ,John Klmbler, pastor. Sunday M, pastor. Wednesday and Ft> Worship semce, 9:30 L m.: ! worsh1p, 10·45 a. m. and UO School 9:30, Hamid Roush, day ••rv•ces. 7c30 P· m. Sunday Schuol. 111 a. m., Stan- I p. m alternately. Bible Study Supt.; Allen Brewer, A"'l. ' • 1 ford Stockton. Supt. . 1 and prayer service, led oy pas- Supt., Preaching 7c30 p. m. Sun- ' Latter Day SarntJ Bradford Church . ol Cbml- : tor. 730 p. m. Wedne9day. day. ' Raorcanbed Cllureb ot .l ..at j Joe Robinson. miniSter : Hom- ChrisUan Endeavor. 7:30 p.m. lllclne Melbod!SI Cbardl - Cbrfst ol Lettor Day Salats_ - • er Forresl, Supt.; Bible Sellool lrd Saturday ol montb. John W. Kimnter . P"'tor; Sun- C. W. PreHltt, pastor: Sll 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship Solllh llelllel EUB Cbarcb _ day Sebool t:ao a. m.: Preach- from Racine on Racme Port.- : W:30 a. m.; EveDinll Wmhlp, Rav. Jttlll YOUIII!, p 1, iDI t0:30 ._ m.; MYF 6 p. m.; land Rood. Sunday School, 9·.!0 1 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi- tor: Suriday Schllal 1:46 I. m., i Prayer and lj!ble Study, 7:30 p, 1· m.; Wer9hlp !0:_30 a. -1rl .• , ble Study. Nonnan H. Bohr, Sup!.: Sunday m. Wednesday. Sunday evening servtce at 7 30 : Desler Cbardl cl Cbrlll Worship 10:40 a. m. ani! 7:30 Rock Spring• l>letbodlst- p. m.: Wed., worship service Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- P· m. allernalely. Bible Study Cbester Ulnley, pastor; \Vor- at 17 30 P- m. lng 10:3& a. m., first and third and, Prayer Service, led by pas- sblp service t:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholic · Sundays. I tor, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. day School, !O:lll L m.; MYF 011r Lid)! ol Lorello Miuton : Masoa Cll)l Cbnreb ol Tupp011 P.. inl EtJB Cbarcb 6:30 p. m. Prayer and ~ible Lolg BottOm - Rev. Tbom8B i Miller Street - Sunda_y - Rev. Jack Young, pas Study, Wedneaday, 7:30 p. ·m. Petrouel<, administrator: Sun- I Study, 9 8· m.: Evenmg tor; Sunday worship, t:30 . llatiiDd Melbodill Cbarc• - day Mass 8:30 a. m.; H o 1y· ab1p, 7:30 P- m.; Bible Study, 1. m.; Suuday Schoo~ 10 a. m.: Rev. C. J. Lemley, paator: Days of Obligation. 7 p. m. 7:30 P- m. Wednegday. Hobart Vineyard, Supl Bible Church Scbllol 9:30 a. m.; WD!' SL Jolm't Calbolie llliiSJoll.- ! Middleporl Chord! ol Sludy and Prayer aervices lod ablp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville tOutch RidS•I :I lth and Malo Stteete - DoD- 111 ,..wr, 7:30 p. m. Tlleaday, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Rev. Frank Maoiet1, JWior.' aid RICks, lllinlater; 8 I b I Adult Clau Meeting 7:30 p. m. DIU. MelllodiR Cllarck - Sunday Mass 10:30 a. ID.: lioly I Sebool, 9· 30 a. m., Kenneth Jut Monday or month. John W. Kimbler. pastor; Mrti. Day of Obi!gJition S:30 Elhlruley · Supt: MotniDI Wor- Syracnoe EUII Cbtmll- a... Lester L. Ronsb, Supt. Wor- Collfeosioa, '>I hour before sb1• 10c30 •- m. Wor Paul A. Sellers. pa!lorc SUn- , ship 9:1> a. m., Sunday School Ma,., ship, 7 P- m. Prayer day School. Y 30 a. m.: Ben i-10·15 1. m. , <;; I . • Wednellday, 7 P- m. Qlu,.ober'Y., Supl .: 10 30 a. m. i Oak Grove Melhodi•t' Chu,..,h , · 0 t•trtion '"""~ Pomeror Cburtb of Cbrtlt Mormng Wor.ship service, 1st John W. Kimbl~J . pastor • Enrl\ Tb~ Satvaho~ .Army ....~ En- 1 Jerry Masters. palllor: Sunday and ilnl 8undays ol Ule month. i s. Supt. Sunday SchOtll •I I VOj Rav w,nmg. oltl.:<'l '" ' School, 9·30 a. m., Cburcb '"r· 7c30 p. m, Evening EvangeUs- i JOe 15 0 m.. Preaclun~ 9 15. , cbarg• Sunday 10 a m Hohflee 10:30 a. m.; Cbrl•tlan En- tte Service, 211d. and 4th SUn- . 8yracll8e M.-s1 Cblr<b _ : ness meelmg . 10 :t(l a m Sun-: deavor, 6 30 p, m.; Evening daJII IIKllllb. : Wendell G. Stutler. pastor: Wor-1 day School Sunda,v 7 P m : vice, 8.30 p. m. Be...., EU11 Cbarcb abip serviee, 8:35 a.' m., SUn- : Young PllOple's Lewnn: 7 311 p. ' JIIKiand Cllardl of Paul A. Sellen. pastor: day Scllool t:45 1. m.; MYF I"'- Salvation meetillJI: 1'bt1l'!- : Roy Carter, mlnist6. tng Worship, 9:30 1. m. Sonday 1 p. m. Prayer meetlllJI day, I .~? _3 p. m. Ladies Home 1 School, 9:30 a. m. Worsblp day Scbool, 10:31 1_ m., Sonday 7:30 p_ m. League: 7 p. m. FWp tla•seo: 1 Preacbll!i aervtce 10:30 1. Tbelu, Supt.: Yd JlyleD 11a Free Melllodlsl- 7·30 p. m. Bib!& Study, prayer; Ylllllli People's meO!Inti, . sblp, 1:30 p. m. Raberl E. Smith, Sr.. pa!!tor. meetin1. Other service& by an- ! C • p. m. l!:ventng Service, 7 p. m. CARMEL EVB Sonday School 1:30 a. m. : o. nouncement. ommrmity V. H. Bral.,, Bible Sebool SuPl Paul A. Sellen, putDr: 0. Pattmon, SUpt.; Morning .WVENTIST , Bapllll lilllltlay lcltool Zlee Clntrdl of Christ, Pom- da}' School, 1:30 1. m., Worship 10:30 1. m. Yooth Ser· Pomeroy !levenlb Day .W.ea- D.A.V. BaD, C10I1Il!f Seclmd eroy- Harrlsonrtlle Road -Eo- Rouab, SUpt.; 10:!111. m. rice 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelistic 1111 Cborcb- Mulberry Heigbtll and r-oy, Masoll. Sponsoretl geue Underwood. lllinlster. B~ inl WOI'llbip, 2nd aDII 4th tne.sage 7,30 p. m.: Pray.,. Rd., norlh of Meig5 Memorial by ~lpoltam.r= =~ life School, 9:30 a. m.; Mofllo daycl tile mootb; ap. m. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Hospital. Paster, F IV Gifford, •n iDg Wefftblp, 7:311 p. m.; Ro- iDg Evangelistic Servlee, Cllll Free Methodiol Jam.. R. Hoffer, Ass'L servB.C. bert Reed, Bible Scbtol Sopl Ed :Jrd SUnday of monlb. CbarH _ R. Eugene Gill, pas- toe• on Saturday: Sabbatb 1 Sollda1 every ' Ch h Of~'-~ FederUIItl CDra, t«· Sunday Sebool 9·30 8 m. School. lc30 p. m : Wol'$h1p,l 3 p. m. PnacbiDg III!I'Vkeo lbe urc ....,.. Rev w B. Ptrrll Pbll• w•-- 8upt • M · . · " z, 30 p. m · Youth meeting a. 4111 8tmtll)' o1 !llch monlb. a.ttr Cllar9 ol God • · • ""• -• oromg """ ·' . • 1111. 11111111 Cllud! Rev. Dale 'lbornloll, Carl Kautz, Supt.; sbJp !1:30 1. m.; Youth ~- . c30 p. ~; B1ble Study, Thur.. ean.el Poartb ~MaiD St., Sunday School, 1,311 L Scbool, l:lll ..1. m. tees 7 p. m.; l!:vangelistte eer- day, 7.30 p. m. at 37 l!;v;rJill Mldtlleparl. Rev. Nyle Bordell. MOl'IIIJI,I Wmblp at II lli:U L m. rice 7:30 P. m. MI6-Week prny. HeiRhlt, .Gallipoh>. mlalster. Sutlday Scbttl 1:30 L m. l!:vangellltlc service 7:311·p. 7:• a. m. W - t llnzted Brethren m. Arnold Rldtardl, Supt. 10:30 m.; Prayer meet!Dg, 7:30 Duvllle PJJcrlm lloUiao daf. Idea Vllltetl BreiM'en In , 1. m. llllmiltl Wmblp. 1\teaday· Young (l..AJipvllle Poll Tilt Vnllod Melltotlill Cllurdl Cluist Clnreb - Rev. Elden R ~ ll8piiR Cbartb _ Service,' Frida}', 7:30 p. Chu. E. Dozer, pastor; Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire. pa.. Blake, pastor: Sunday School SUtlday 8cbool t:Sfl L m.; wor- Mt. Morllb Cltai'H of Scbool t:30 a.m. Mrs. .. Church ~hoot 9:15 a. m. 10 a. m.: ll'lnnie Hols!Dger, sblp 11 1. m.; Wedneoday, 7 Rev. Jamee Salterfteld, Grate,_ Supt. Worship al_ Divme W~~h1p al IO::!tl a. m. Supt.; Christian Endeavtr. 7:15 p. m. Prayer service. Sunday School 9c45 a. m.: L m., PDp Youth, 8.45 Sermon: Hill . Kind of Orea~ p. m. , classes fer all. SollJI serRoad' _ a... Clyda Hluton, sbJp aervice 11 a. m. and m.; Evmpllltie aervlce, nea." Tbe Methodisl Youllt vtee 8 p. m.• Preachinll UO p. putur: · 8lmtlq Sclloll e-:w L p. m. Prayer meedllg 7:311 p. P. m., ~Weell Prayer P'eUo--·shlp meets at 5:30 P-Ill- m.; Mid-Weell prayer meelin&. m.; Car~ Supt. . &am, Tuaday; Young Praise. Wedneaday, 7:10 P. m. Sonday. 'l'ueldly, Lydia Circle 7:30 p. m. . Wedneo<lay, Mr1. Wmblp an1ce 10:10 a. m. meetlJtL 7:30 p. m. Friday. Jelun!ala of the WSC8 meels at cburcb Mazie Holsmger, cl88s leader. and 7:30 p. m. altemately. Rllllal Clmrcll ol God QDadom B.aD ll at 1:30 P- m. Sept. 30. Choir Lelart P'aiJa -~D Prayer IJiel'l!nB WedneadaJ at Rev. Jelm Smallwood. W' W - Publlo Jll'lldlce 'l'hunday, 7 P- m. 118 Cltrts! Clutrcb -James Mor7:10 p, m. SuDdiy School 10 1. m.; Sotlday, i p. m., "' rison, paslor. Sonday School at Cllllmllla OIQel _ Wtnltlp gellatlc service 7 p. m.; Slud,p, 6 p. m.: 811111 totuSarene 9:30 a. m. Preaching services service eacb &mdaJ, t:lll 1. People Endeavor 7 p. m. Tueaday 7 p. m.; Servk:tl I'M Cllaob ll tile first and tllird Thursday 11 m.• SUnday Sdlool It L m.; llllllday; Prayor meellnC 7 lug. P. m. 'lbunday; Clieotev - Rev . Herbert Grate l7:30 p. m. Second and fourth ' lly Scflool, 7 p. m. Tbunday. pastor; Mn. Ednl ~· Sopt. SUnday al 7:30 p. m. Prayer Luth Cllarleo Bisell. Ails L SUnday meeting second and feurllt eran Sebonl t:311 a. m.; Morllill! Tbursday, 7c30 p. m. and first M:.i~:~~p t a. m.; Sun· Worship It a. m.; NYPS 1:45 aDII tbir4 Sunday. 7c30 p. m. p. m.; Evenmg Servtce, 7:30 Prayer meeting every WedaesSehool W:30 L m. I'O!Itor.t p. m.; Mitt_., Prayer serVICe day 81 7,311 p. m. Christian EnMIDDLEPORT, 0. - · Jtll!epb ~· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. deaVOl' second and fourth SU• 81. Pnl'r lo~t. liD Mlddloport Cllu'dl of ... Na- day 7:30 Donald llielu, Miniater E. :.ecnnd SL, Potne!'!IJ. - Rev- Clyde J. llarllelt, 1 M• .H p. m.v-·d II 11 !ll!Ddtl' Sdlool 9:30 1 _ WCJI'Io • • t •. ermoa a..,.. 1tuat& e Your Welcome Ia At Our Front Doore service 10·45 a m. ~ SCbool t.llt a. m., ill Cbt1sl Cbun:b - Jameo Mil'• J ·i(raJ • MomiJt« Worship 10:30 a. m.: rtaon, pastor. Sunday Scbool ...,., khool 9:30 A.M.-ornl"' Warship 10:30 A.M. Rev. osepb NYPS Yoollj! People, 1:411 p.m.; 9:30 a. m. Preacbing, first and lvaniag Wol'lhtp 7130 P.M. Methodi.t Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.; dlird Sunday, 7:3D p. m. Second Konno\h McllhlnMY. Sundar lc~ol IUJit. .IJiretl " %:dl'll amrdl Prayer meelitJS, Wed. 7:30 p.!ll. a foarlb Sunday, 11 a. m. a... Pearl Casto, putor. Ptwaaay Cllurdl ol lbe Na• Qriotiaa ~ ServtceoSUNDAY SEPT. 18 day School t:30 1. m., ·- Rav. Kenneth Pierce, 315 Main St., Pt. PleasantDillinger. 8upt. Wonltlp IIQIDO!Id Walbura, ~ aerv~a 11 a. m. oST. MePIAt 8y The Putor " , 10:45 •- m. with StmdaJ S~ 11:311 I. Wednesday meeUng 1 p. m. Hftleel tile enUre day, ~orDIDB Worsllip, 10:30 I. DST. s~ room open Tuesr. : - speclal llinCitta by Evening Service, 7 p. m.; day and Wedne!daJ !rom 12:38 • r TUNE IN q~ fnml Mlllatone, W. Ya. Prayer meetiDS. 1 p. m. Wed- to 2:38 liST. li:veryon• we~ I I' and oilier visiting aDII eesday. come. · 1 taleJit. Wednesday, _7,45 p. m., ..,_ Cbn* al tile N• I prnyer service. - Sunday Sebool t:ill CHINA'S IIUNORI'I1ES 1 flltwtodl ' Mta 1111. Q1ftll 1. m.; ~ W~sbip 10:311 Collji!IUDist Cbtna bas more . '-- ·. '· _'1390 WMPO RADIO - Purl A. Qlelo, pub'. Wor- 1. m.; ~'!i!ll Semce 7:30 P. tbaD 50 racial mlnorllies, includ..._, ~ II ,_ m, •'"'7 m.; IIJd.week Praytr Service. mg. KGnana, Moogols and Ul· oilier Suitcla;. 7:45 p. m. S.. 7:30 p. m. We11 ~~-·- a... gur$. The groups make up tes• day 8cboal, !0 .. m., .Ioiii IIIIo ..... II. ...... . . ., than • lelllb Gl the ..lima... hi11W.M .pllcepal Church. ,._oy ley, 8apl ' P to I. Ng. . , million population, j Ftnt Bapllll Cburch, Pomeroy - Rev Carver Williams. SUndtl1 School t 30 WI 10c20. 1\'orohlp oervlce, IUD L m.; Nur<ory and Junior Church for cnildren. Ftr•t Baptist Charcb. Racine. ~ev. C. L. O'Connor, pa!llor Silnday School 9_c30 a_ m., Sam Curtis, supt.; 10·43 a. m. Morn'IIJ Worohip: 6c30 p. m.. BYF •~d Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Eventna Service; Wedn(sday. 1 30 p. m.. Prayer Mt\ling, 8 30 p. m. Serdor Cbolr Prac10, Choir Pracllce. Cbe!ldre . IIYJtr • llarllord Partsb - Wamm G. ZIM, pastor. ~ .rsblp "'"leu are: HarUord Blpllat 9 L m. DST; Little Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Cbeehlre Bapllsl 10:411 EST. Churcb 8cbool It llar1lard, at 9 50 D6T: Kygor 10:20 £81', and Cbelbln t:411 £81'. MI. VlloD P.W.B. Omdl Sund&y 8chool t:41 Lm., Earl starlt.,, Supt.; Elleatua worship, _7:10 p. m. bJ CICII eo., Layman; YODttg PHJ)Ie'a meeting and Bible Bllldy, 7:30 p.m. Fll'lll Baplllt CJo---~. RuUand -Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pastor. Prayer service 9:30a.m.; Sunday School 10 a. m., GertnJda Bnller, Supt.; WOI'Bblp ·-1etVice , tt~a. m. lit and 2nd. Swtda)'l at 5:80 p. m. Baptllt Trllininll Vlllon, Mro. Mary Woods, pre9ident. CllrJelo• Oulrcll, . . ....., B=O... PrM . Wm Blplloa Clmrch _ a... Paul fityler, pllltor; Stmday Schon~ 10 L m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Pread> tng service, 7:30p.m.: Prayer servlceo, 7:10 p. m. Wednesdt11. 1 mil••, I a.m) Oil d~J . , .__.. ,. ely, tilt d~ .•: .. ., ;o.r.-1 I ....,.., .. O"r.., ~,Ill pet &lid flo.r baby. Bra•ty li-r e<~ &I Mr . ll;y.w'l fllna, *tt lar frtm ,111111' hot•Jt , and ThP rdnlint of htr eolc. ha& !.*'Ia 'tN'IIIIt ~c fl. «W4445 lll'rtl !M-N" p111t. f.:w week::. 1'bis pll~l.lillr day Carl.a."• ~ .Huu!. S&lwtitt:bl.'• t)&dd,t Qtl Nil wher~a\louts 8!"'1'11"' a dl~r-.-km wldl mJ tlr~ tJIIt zvrei:ltrMI' Bed'• Jllan fOf' thr birUI Md 'i-are gf baby &rutntfe, ori. • Ad dtlllr ~. U. wu a r11re &rut prt<llnl4 lrlodlll,lltlcb $riJ ~ .0 tMthfn '"-" 11rr, wilton yuUitK !fHIJoi~ r~a\!h ti'Ut fdtortttlllr fflr illforJil'liinn aed . . . -- '' .t.anding. • All we dial hom~, J ....... Gud•-~lhllrlllli• ' .. .. l!hlre in Utt. e.if.Pr llllfoh.llr~g -'! my eWictrM'• tbO\ISiltl .-d idHt. 1 th~r~nktd Him, tor:J, for Ris thut"b ...,hich hu i•f!Jrfd tt~r""-t«Jiwll ~tit -.t tbw heJped me art., .-n ll"ltb &1M tkfttopinr querls,Q( 1ft! ~itdrffl. The ehurr.h i~ ~.n .. i!Ourtl' ot art.t antderlteNilt" 'Ra~.llf '*"'"' '*"" With til# ho,- it w~Ul, in 111me mftl•ure, fotUir and MlJJ tain that which is ~rood in f11mi ly ant! com mttnit:~~ life. tht. feature il spon•ored by tlu! bua i~~B~a fimu and orfmdtndMN t111hoae nnme1 OJifll'"r hlllt)f(l. I ____,...___ er.. _, RAY RIGGS. INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. s Revs!,; PID!tlD,S:: •.tn.oln-Mere~•,.Comet-1:11glllh IS N Cclllrt St. Po1d 1193-8601 Atbent " BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED ·STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WCAL UNION 566S Ravenm<ood. GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBIN('; 240 Lincoln St Ph 985-200" Cb..tet. Ohio w. v a. ~. ~1="-TitJt; Middleport 992-25M Ashland Oil Product. 8m 1n1 '1 Botti~ GQ.$ Porn~ roy 992-2166 - R. H. RAWliNGS SON~ CO. -ce "Ohio'l Olde.t DIXtqe Deola" -~ BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sat.- - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service rarm - lndw;t rial tupptfl PlAIDS Mlddl,porl. Ohio ' Lmt'11 & Gnrdt'n Phone 867 -~411J TINY'S FOODLAND '' ({*ntuc k!l f 'riPrl. Ch.1rkt.n'' MiddleJlQrt. Ohio PomerDv blpb I N•-, a CHURCH OF CHRIST !· :'1he .Sprec:iding Kingdom" ~ .-. ~~f$~NQAY · 9. AM .. !"_.....or.. / ' ·~. PJ.<~ -~~~ -~·1, RECTOR' -.'... ,,. 101:10 AM SWISHER _J, LOHSE . REXALL DRUGS u- • • " ..··- "' CJnordr. anti Offlrt SuppUP.!f - Gift.• We Fill All Doetors P.e1crintinn$ t92-29fi5 \ - PametO)' 192-21141 - LYONS CLOVER FARM Ge1le1di Merch<111di81 Tllppere Plaint RIOENOURS SUPPLY ------ - --- 1167-3280 Phone 985-2125 Che<ttr. Obte -:- · THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WALLACE. JEWElER Wffil'E SEWING MACIDN'ES Bu!ova Watchu- Salu and S•'11!C• "ll:""rything For 1M W0711411 that Sews" 88 Mill St. Middleport' tn5320 186 N Second MlddleJlQtt --- - ~-- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. :JI2.S284 llllddleport · - -- ----- HOYT'S SOHIO SfRVICE Pomero) MEINERS BAKERY !akef! of G4od a..- . <1 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. · "Ev~rything t1t Ht7TdWar,~· Pomeroy, Ohio NEW YORK QOTHING Taico SmneoM With 1'9U To CllurciJ,. Ill Pomeroy 0\o-er 10 Yeara,Kmnlt Waltot1, Mer. , AtMtd the Chufeh G1 fGII"~ . '. . BEN FRANKlrN -·~· ~d:46 L Gen. v~ s. Gnnt lcqoirm.; ............ WC!IIb!P 11 fla:IIO) 8upl.• m.,i ;.114 P 11h , .-viC~ '1;:41 ed the llic~name of "Uncnndl· HUIItiJilloa, W. Va. I i ~ :-;;ci ,.:~-~ ~r~~l· ~lU'!'-.f·Iii.; ...... ~ lift)et,..va tiallai·N~mller" ~~~er .... JIU. _, . l/ ~ ",. ,.-U,.,4Jr.ort 'l§r"\1!9 .;.r~· -· l'._______......_____.,......_ ......aoiJI~~"'O!·~IJI'il .8ehool t 1 ~"'''' ,,.... - I •~ ~- . •\.. ''''',· .,~ >,t'r.t- r- . ' Ji'urnfturr and App/io.1icr.& '1 0 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' �..... ... - -., ......... --............. . "'d "··. - - ·- - ·-· ...... ....... .w, ... "" .... .. ~ - - -------- - -- - ...,._ - ., - ' •.....,. - - - - - - - - _ -~------i..---------- -·~ ... "':"'....--.. ~ ll ,I White IIIII fiiDII1 1111 \'augbaD. Mrs. Joe llatlleld and Mr. and Mrs. Rlcband Jioftars · were weekend vlsllors of relative• ill Clllcago. Mr. aDII Ml'll. FrankUn Rua oell were recent altetnoon vis. ltoro of hill parenio, ·Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ruosell. Dresaed In a Uel... · sblrl, surfaced and the scene wa• to the Jll'oond. One while woman .wept over I wao also slruck by 1 rock. tbe telephono : "God. Ob, God. ~ long ~ sam mer 41-ew 1 shoee, 1 bitched 1 rtda In 1 There were II people In the Blond spilled down my leg. I've never seen anytblnll lito ~e· a dooe. 1111 a-lp~OI: To station wagon u KJnta m... station wagon, which was KillJI later said the b!llrod tho bate I saw turned on those li~ to tile' reoli&tals IUid page st~e motorcite beaded toward& equipped f<u' medical assistance displayed by the whites !here I marchers today. Please -wlhat I tile l!lliOII of ... Negro • l~e , Marquette Park. to the demonslrtltoro. Wheu we surpassed anytblng he bad can I do?" . Narlll after wceko ol billeraes~ t'or the first time smce I had arrived in Marquette Park we experienced in Mlssi,.ippi and , . One SCLC worker told Ud violence.) . served In llorei, I feared for were met by a bowling mob of Alabama. '1beir hate is our slro"g<'SI I my life. btmtlreds of wbitea who hurled Double-Eqed SWord weapon." By STANLEY s. SC01T In lbe crowd massed on lbe bottles, cherry bombs and Th hat ed is a doubie....,•ed It " not only Nqro ~~~;~I LARIN LANDON GARY LANDON . U ·d Press '"' --tlonal sidewallt stood a woman, he< rocks. They slii'JI'(l toward our e r -..... wbo hate "whitey." Hate and fur oft<;n wallt blue-eyed, blonde daughter, Yelticle, sboutlng, "Get lbe sword. . DC . A N Wilson Is 69 yea"' old, a band In hand io the blact.alwns ~ 5 tlr 6 yeartn::ld, nlggenl Get the Diggers!" l tr W~':ton, ·h.. 'd " : city sewer worker. He sat on THE BROTHERS LANDON - Larry and Gary 381 ~ the Amertcall Notlh. dretiiod aa tltough for ay ODe burly white man. bam· "t':'ught f;:e:his ~a':..n' 00llll- his front porch lit Wa!!hlnt!fo•>l Lape~sd'l!l~:nsj,Ui;! Mg:~d':1e~~ =~ IJtodgbo~ .Tu 001'-1, 'it visited the gheltoo of acbool. mered oa· lbe windsbleld and .. ~; D.C., _one aflemooo and :;en Qevelatld, Chicago, Balllmore, ODe of tile 11t11e flrl's handl screamed at tile driver, a wblte winan~~ad.o?Now wbat 4oeo be slowly. completed 'c training at Ft. Jackson, S. C., to,.,..ladel bl d G fh t • w gether, and were home on 14- day furloughs togeth..,.. P a and WaahingtM was ~pped m:ou~ her priest: " et out 0 ere_· · · ~e "I want to 1et aU my peopl• Go Ill war er. From here lhey part: Larry will go to Redstone alld found . pl<!lty of both - molller s. 1'lle child s other ou~ father. Turn. thiS thing · together and tear the damn' "We are going to bave to Arsenal at Huntsville, Ala. for missile electronic re· coupled With despllll', discon- hand wu wrapPed around 1 around. The cop:; can 1 cootrol t city aparL" to war In this country before pair training. Gary goes to Fort Gordon, Ga., for ltDI.frustralion and anger. rock. The cirtl righls demon- tbem.. Some,of them b~ve been ; Cleveland: Ninth rrader Joe we get our rights," he told me. ·~- radio teletype repair work Larry also had attended Chicago in August: Dr. otralors were •Is targels. I saw drlnkiDg. f m "CatholiC, loo, l May, sitting in bls dim butlidy "More Negroeo wiD get killed Ohio Utliversity. Martm Luther King. bead of a mother leacbing ber doughier father. Get outl . living room, where he bad sat 1· than whites, but that's wbat we ' the Southem Chmtlan Leader- to bale '" Cblcago thai day. Later, as pollee formed 8 out the Hough area riola In ~olla hove . The whitt rn<·' is : Blocks and blocks of dUaplship Conference ISCLCI, leadFnn Surface ~---"'r<Jon ~~ the_marchers, 1 July. "OUr teacher asked us itlas rotten as they come. Tbe dated, dirty apartment build· we had to use one word to wor'i t roce there is. a:-. l'ar as I 1Dgs. Empty wine and whisky the 11111111 af ..0 Norlb ·., . _ 1wo ....U u ouua1 paoli and 1111H1own ' frightening. Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam Boyc• and Eileen Yeooy of Columbus were weekend vlsitofft of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rlll!8eil. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smltb, Jo and graodBOII, Kall Lee Knapp, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. John100. Miss Kay WyaU of Columbuo were weekend visitors of her parenla Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts of King HUI were Saturday visItor• of Mr. and '''"· Eugene Rantns and Rhonda. -:::;-:--==========- ' 0 -Cpl Francios. Stale 111gb- ham. Mary Hys•ll. Elma Louks. guesr Marly Williams: Vill!inia Fi•hspeaker when the Syracuse er. PTA held its first meeting_ of ! Other appointmenls, histor-• ht ' · , h h 1the sr hoo I term Tue~ay mg . . Est er T orpe: par1amenSepl n The meetmg, conduc~ tartan. Mary Hysell; member. .d I S ' sh " . d. bl . ., ed bY tl•• v•ce pres• en a~a t· 'P· magazme "" pu •c• Y• Roush. opened With I he l..onl s Mlll'garet Cottrill: program, Sal'tayer and pledga to Amen can ra Roush and Madolyn Slutler. FI n. Ho 'tallty Marl Lead' ag m u 180" spt • . e mg· Secr>tarv aod treasurer re- ham and Mary Gumther; health • • ea d 1 Anna Grace ott.r and Eleanor 1 por s were approv. ,. as reanda- ~ Winget!; safety, Milton Varian Vartous commwuca toll!l d · money making ideas were read =~ are Pres- Sa~!":tllthebe 'I'""· <thd reviewed. de::ocribe wherf' we li ve. whol i can tell." • bolUes in front yards . o 1d word would we use." he said., In Cleveland's Hough district, stains, cigarette bulls and retary. Marl~ Wilhall}S and : .. He r~plied in one word: ~as told many times: "It discarded waste pa~er in treasurer. lrto Baker~ ~etto.th . h I ov~ yet. These wbl~ ballways.thTbe heav~ ,mghell ~f An instructive, educational, "':s an .'11 ours after folks ..•m 1 learned a damn garbage at seeps rou e and interesting talk W88 given terepoleVJrtsslohna, dradiarro .aednd newdsptapether i tbllng. ked I lllrl'beeta. tr I d treet 1m H ed c 1 wor a as a teen·ager n e s ee s an s scenes by· Ihe patro an. e stat li th t .-~.. had bee Bolllm if the Co unlsl d II . aa on a .u.16 n ore mm an sme s were famll'tar no that public support and coop- ~ned by rock 1 -~ted the "-"'"" the . """ tt h t ,.100 . . ted C I '" a ' vt.. were ,_,... riO-... . rna er w ere 1 wen era " apprecra · , P · command posl of King's SCLC He ..,id, "llell, no. Wbat lbe And II Is this substandard F~~?"'" explamed the · · Four al 47th Street and South Park hell is a Communist auyway? housing, this life with · the rats, E s of their duties - En· In Chirago I "The b . h th lalned f f t Examlnin ~·. pro 1• m ' s 1 e y a1 everyone romp o. or~emen · . .1. £Aiu• The telephone switchboard '(whites) still look on ua as When I left the slums of the caUon, and Engmeermg. The wu burning with lncominll plantation nit!Bers., INorth 1 was frightened. use of seal bells was highly - - -------' --- stressed. Pampblels •of Bicycle 0 way Patrolman. wa< <!liE•:!':. I \l'oH Pen I .Ne w PTA Year IS Lau nched ID Syracuse 0 . !dent, Vt~gmla FISher: ' .,_...lft Society Notes ll I"'" Co ..::;rett,.;.,. re- .. ' H R p N' d tt mmJ ees, ome oom arents are arne · · ., , Mr. and Mro. Joseph L. Johnson left Saturday eveninll for a few days visit In Orlando. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James W. JoJm. J . S and Todd 0I lOll, anue ue Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Kennelb Jobnaon, Annette, of Mlddleport and ... d "- ~. ' ""· an mut. r..Y· erell Ray Johnson of Grove City, were Sunday and week end visitors of lbeir parents, Mr. and Mro. Jooepb R. JohnIOD. first freohmenls of aberberl puncb, Commlttees tiDd home room Mro. Ruth Ann HID, Mro. Nan·' Slanjey John$0n. Mr. :and Mro. Lti!T)' Jobnson, The annual Halloween Fall vice P"'Sident. Sara Roush; cookies and cake were served paronts for the weno ...,.. cy Carnaban; Spiriliull, Mrs. Fourth Jll'ade, Mr. and 'Mr.. Gina Hae antL Mro. Geneva FesUval w"' discussed The :jnd v1ce, Mary Hysell; sec· by the Eucotive members. ed when the Racine Element.- Marge Kimbler: Legislation, BID Nease, Mr. and Mro. Ger- Shumate were weekend vlsllorB date will be aiUIOID1ced later. - ray PTA Executive cornmiltee Mro. IJnda Hilt and Mrs. Sa· aid Smpson, Mr. and Mro. of Mr. and Mro. Ivan Shumate Events shead Include the teachMill llelen Jenkins spenl the met at the school on Thursday. rah Nelilei-. Wald Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. and family of Mansfield. erS' meeting Oct. 211, and the weoluod wilb Mro. Henry Jen- Appointed by Mro. lleUy DJd. Room parents chosen are: 1David Huddlaton. Mr. aDII Mro. Carl Mourning County Council Sept. 29 al tiM aDII famUy. die, preslden~ """' lflnt !llllD- Flrtt sracJe, Mr. and Mrs. Den· Fifth ll'ade, Mr. and MrL M Iof Elyria were weellend vlsl~ year Hartford Socl"ety Notes rhesler. which will be _ •1 School of lru!truclloa wh1ch l all PTA membeni are urged to 1 attend. ·An enrollment of 156 students BY VIRGINIA CARLE'fUN wa• reported by Mr•. Elma Louks. Tbeedattendance bannedr MET~~GC~~N~': was award to lbe lint an 1 fifth grsdes. Both grade9 were The following members of given $3 cash. The leachers the Town Council of HarUord ~""' mtroduced as follows, were present at tile regular f1rst grade, Mro. Elma Louks; monthly meetiDS Tutoday ev• second, Mrs. Anna llilldore; •inll: Ma)IU!', WU1iarn Kelly, th1rd, Mro. Ruth Steam Recorder, Jamee M. Cramp, 1rourtb. Mro. l..etha Morns: Councll members W T Sloof !i rth, Mr!. Lois Mayes a n d Jolm Roach and '~ ;..._; si xth, Mr. William Arllolt. AJI Harrla. Two members. wwe lb- .,' ~!"' presen~ empt Mro. MorParenil Introduced themselvee, seVeral IUtn!fiDg for the first Ume. ScieDce equip, ment on display bad been secured 11181 year lluoogh Fed'eral aid by the tflbtls of Mr. Ronald fleem. ' Tbe leachero will be hostesses to the October """ting. The following repr-.tatives aod oommillees were named: . Home room representatives . (first named, chairman), First :grade, Belly Haye9 Etta Mae :Norton, MIU"ci1 Ameld, Pal . Winebrenner, Lou Fem!L . Second sracJe, Margaret Cotlrill, Gloria Michael, Jean Hayman, Helen Hubbard, Mar· ty Wllliaml, Minnie Harris. : Third grade. Ruth Holman, ,Mary Nease, Dolly Shane, lr· :ene Rbodes, Dee Brown, Mary •Hysell Fourth sracJe, Mildred Pie~, Esther Hanlen, llllma Sm1tb, · Dorothy Stowarl, Pearl Knapp, Sara Rouab. • · Filth ....... Jean Nease, Maxine Varian, Ora Bass, Ma· ry Greer, J81101 Nease. Sillh grade, lrlll Baker. Es. ther Tbotpe, Madolyn Sluiter. : Doris Sayft, Veva Craig, Louella Moore. Repreoeotaliveo to Co u n I y Council are Marie Leading- Beautynps t.eetJ ate dal~Pterwho • 1 ' ness OD a tao· . tine whim 1 willpye ber a eompleUon evf't'yone can admin. Let me introduC'e her t.o the 3 steps J ~ A giv~ ~omplexion of Beauty and lesson in Mrs. nil HIU, Mr. aDII Mrs. David Crow,Mr.andMn.FtedSmltiJ, Mrs. l.otm Lee. Tllird IJ'ade, Mr. and Jolm Kimbler, Mr. and Brady Huffman, Mr. Ed Delbert Smllll, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. M,rs. x!:. ~":.:and Mrs.~.!!' •uuv ..., •• • Parker Run • - Mr. aDIIIIJI. Bad Ho"m• IIIII EdDa Hoffmaa. Mr. and Mro. Edcar and family of Wellston, were weekend gueru of aDII Mro: Wintam Kelly 1 n family. Mr. George B. 1.emer Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump in Point Pleasant Wednesday. Attorney and Mra. A. K. Me· Clung Jr. of Cllarleottll lite ..t~ with Mrs. JuhliDI and Mr. A. K. Sr. Mrs. Johllug bal bMt for a Jon& Ume. Mr. Gearp B. Lenior and Harry C.mpbelllll. MaaH 111 Gallipollt, Thunclay Mr. Campbell iitlald lbe polls Clillic for lrNimiitl for eyeo. Mr. Leonlrcl MellaDitls, bal been 1 patlel!! 111 lite ant Valley Hospital, bome. Mrs. NeW HaVeD N- Notes' hf!!' a care frte, also a lesson in Com· pJlmentary make up. With busy school days ahead . young girls want a beautiful eorrtpleX'ion and we owe it to INch how to care ror it. lOLA'S IUUTY SAlON _.,,_ hlo Tllrow~ laG .... ..... •di ...... on BAKER FURNITURE Carme) """ sOCJet.y • N0I es Society Notes W.S.W.S. BACIITEL w.s.w.s. of the Bocbtel ' 1 b ,e Mrs. Anna Ogdill and broth. I!!.UB. Church met ,It _ er, Clate Folden, of Akron call· ctuu:cl'- Tbe tnplc Cbrlltlan • Mr. and Mro. IIDberl Walson ed on relatives of the vicinity a CalliDg ~~..!! ~Pray- : and daughter of Kent spent a few days ago. Clate l.s in poor er" wu .. ~- by A?h·: few day! with Mr. 'imd Mn. health asd now lives in Akron. aah Miller. A Umo~ : Edson Roush. His son,_ Denver and family re- J!!.U.B. Cburdt pntl!!ll ; Ralph Lee called on DeaR cenlly VISI!ed at the Kearney playlel. Brinker a recent Sonday. THE DIAMOND RING Ogdln ~~?me. Boot Ill Mn. Rena Melvin Circle of ColombUI tOU CAN BUY WitH CONFIDENCE Beechie Cooper sepnt a re- mill aDII lllrtb Ann Lat!dermilt vi!lted his motller, Mary Circle t:e~~tSunday afternoon with Bob IIOI'VId 1cfl 4meof1 Ill a recent weekend. IIIIIs. attending, 1rra Ellloll, Edith Role returned home R IN 0 S Mr. and Mrs. Buryl White vis· ya, Goodwin, l!!ftlyD after visiting relatives in eo. lied NCenUy her paradt!, Mildred Jewell. Vb:Jinla lumbua. IN fhll h1Banw ond beauty of a KHpiOU .Iamond ••• Mr. and Mn. R. D. IBD. leU, Bat1Jirl ==----~fnltl _ , _ . ol-riotiCOID help Mr. aDII Mn. Clarence Ogclln twda. NIOIIII of ()wensboro, Ky. visited hll ••• IUIII'IInfiled lay tile r.tpeaU Certificate ,aur ..ueatiGI ipOIIt 80 ........, lbe past ita Bousb, Glaclyl parents, Mr. and Mro. Harry ef o ,...,_ dfa11MMf (or n~tlllc&mtnt CIIIUredl. -~.._~ """" Mr. ld Mro. J. G. llrowD, Bat1Jirl Layne f1ff!t tlte weelund . linn. dra ManbiD. Donna Mr. and Mn. ftJyd Kemper Mils Be"*" Swlkl ealled on Mn. Allllllliid, Mn. J11111 and d.,abler "'- Omaha, Neb., llr. and Mro. Worley Francis and Mn. lllller. Bertha Kemper of _Collllll• recent Sunday. l'BII80NALII bus, Oblo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mn. Cbarlel Wblle ol Yeaufor~ S. C., Middleport were Sunday -rto-- Recelt 1111111 ll Mr. a a were zecent Jlllllllll of Mro. Or· or Beecher Cooper !11111- Mrs. Jeae Maynanl wen Mro. Ohlinger. Maynalll'a llolber and flmily, Mr. IDll Mrs. Ray Mulford ~ Mrll. Day Gotschall Mr. aDII Mn. Ju. i1a1 Preece, villlell Mr. tiDd Mrs. Cbarlea Baltimore, Md., recently vt .. son, Jlmmlt aDII d...,..., Mrs. 111 Brllliaa~ Ohio over ~-..!ety his sister, Mrs. J. G. Swan Eddie Pay OdeU Cll III!Ciure, oJUa, ,._.,., bashand. Ky. . -Hazel Fraacls Beet, Sleelb, diUIM-' Mr. and Mrs. E. L. lileelh, Mr. and Mro. Ed Congrove and family. alteDdiDI FairmOnt S&ldle d sited Mr. George Reed visited on ere College Fairmont W While about her home duties of Ra nor vi recenlly Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ver. Mr IDll Donald'F Ro b ' recently, Mrti. Jacob Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Clarence non Reed aDII family of Waldo and St.er,rl ~lied re!IJ.i.tveous 'I had the misfortune to faD and and f8IIlliy. Mn Reed returned home af~ Steubettvllle Oblo over 1 h · brea." her arm. Sbe 11 •JowlY Mr· and . Mrs. . . !lonnJ er Jtpencling two weeks in Wal- weebtld. • lmprovtna. and iam1ly VISited l'fllNIIIJ with do Mr and Mrs. J ba y· .,._ Mn ""'m- lbe _ .. Mr. and Mn. Harlan Webb and • • o "'-·• · •......,.. ,..... doughier and Mr. aDII Mrs. week were Mr. and. !\fro. stan- ld Hamilton and aon, Manafleld ley PureeD of KenSington, Ma· Sunday dinner e-ta Ill llr. • FROM .• ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and M Clare- a-•- and Pbilllpl of Nllto and Mn Lew"...... HARRY MIWR family_ were Mro. lleSIIe Walll 11 Sloof of Cbllllcotbe' ado. and Diana, Barbara, Terri, Mr. and Mrs. Bo~d McManes my and Penny. of Lancaster of Lake Mere, Oblo spent the Mrs. Maey Ann Harris, Mike, past two with Mro. Car· Timmy aDII CyniiU. rie Judaoo. Receni v1s1tora 'of Mr. Mrs . Winnie Bailey were Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Day and Madel BEAUTIFUL NEW Shade. BLACK • BROWN Shown Mrs. Irene CottreU Jll'andson, Dannie Debol~ -IS Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Jlllior'il 4,. It Barringer and family, Mr. Mro. Gerald Barringer and JUST ARRIVED! flmlly, Mr. and Mro. Harry MIDDLEPORT Keama and lamily, Mason, Mr. and Mn. Ja Dettllr, COIII•II Harry Mil._,:..... , ~e. and llr. and lin. Tbe group": a.k:e you-,.... ........ Joppa No•- You Can Buy Your MAYTAG '• -k• STRAP FLAT .... . . FALL JEWELRY 1001 STOlE WE'LL TRADEI WE'LL DEAU 139·~Hh ,,..; WI A$SOCIAIED UDIO. THE SHOE ·aox ~----------~~-MHNa~--·-~--~_o_.___,I~~:~~~~~~~~L~------Md~-.m~~-Uf--OIT~,--0~.~-----2M&.. '""- h ..no _,., OllwliHh ....... of ber parenls, Mr. and Mn. Everelt Lambert aDII Mrs. Dale 'iltoumtng of Middleport. 8utlday vtstlors of Mr. aud Mn. Everett Lambert were Mr. and Mro. Cecil GIDogly aD11 roil Teaford, Mr. and Mro. Earl famUy ot Albells, Mr. and Croal, Mr. and Mro. Hobert Mn. Harl111 Haning of FlatHill. . ~. Mr. and Mro. Gene LamTbe ,_ _,uuve bead, Paul abet~!~and~~~~ .... ~lly~of~H~em~iock~J.e,,.eMI;,;;;D;,DLE;;,;;;;;;PO,;:;,RT;,;,;;';.O;;,;.• ...,! Powell, wBI be guest apeaker ., at tile regular P1A meting, Mtmday, Sept. 19, .at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments w1ll be served by the executive committee. Hill, Mr. and Mn. Olil Baney, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warner, Mr. aDII Mrs. Rober I Mr. and Mn. Gene Yoo~ Mr. Proffitt. _ and Mro. Jadt Codoer. Serood grade, Mr. llld Mrs. Sl1llt Jll'ade, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glenn, Mr. and Mn; Cbar· Billy Hill, Mr. llld Mro. Floyd Jes KnlgbtniDa, Mr. and Mro. Farra, Jr., Mr. and MT!. Car- Harry Wilford, Mr. and ·-···..... -- Oflly. - - - . Wringer Washer 'By loU! Bartnom U you have a I ~!~~led Mr. Emil Kltight is report-ed, chairman): ed in a c:ritlc:al ctndition at Program and Music~ the Veterana Hospital in Pom- tee - Mrs. Betty Jobnsoo, Mn. eroy. Mr. Knight had a stroke Marg.• Crow ~nd Mro. PbyDts six years ago aDII has been ill Hams; Hosp1talily - Mrs. since that lime. Marlene FISher, Mrs. Mary K. Labor Day guests of Mr. and Ybeost,hiMrsMr . Ruth Smilb; MemMrs. James McKniJ!ht were: rs p, s. Pbyllis llalloy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKnight Mro. Faye Proffitt: Publldty, aDII family of Akron, Ohio. Mro. Gnce llulfman, Mrs. Mrs. Cart Zerkle Ia a Linda IDU; Healtb and Safety, at the Holzer llllspilal in Mr. Fred Smitjl, Mr. Boward polis. ErviD, Mr. Earl Cl01s. Mr. and T. Al•n,.,.. KquiDe~ Mro. Mary Atm of Cltarleo vltdled with lluddleston, BudBet aod ,.; LGuilt and Mill I!ICO, Mro. l!:lla Mae Hill, Mn. iDe Karas ..--...t. MaxW Sayre, Mro. Edna PM, Mr lOLA'S Jw utili problemaad need pide- ;;::;,.A- K. MeCluq and Ray · The meelln'l to ...... by the mayor It 7' 30 p. m. and mlmdeo ll the provlous meeting& were read lnd lpprnved. The following matters of business were transacted. The Water Committee apflniVed the paymenl of $6 to John Berringer for work helping Mayor Kelly read the water meters, paymen! to come from the Water Works. The clerk ot lbe Wlltiwmb salary was raised from ._ to S5tJ per month. Tbe fou.wtng CJnlinance w11 ldopted by lbe Town Council: ORDINANCE Be it ordained by the iruwll CouncH or Hartlnnl, Weal YJr. p.~a, that it wiD be ttDiawfUI for any , . , - or pe.- to di&charge firearms, pistols, rifleo, •hot guns, B. B. guoa and fire eraeten within the COJpOI'IIe limits ll the Town of Hartford. Any person or penO!II viola~ inll this ordinance ftU be .,.. rested and fines not less than ten dollars nor more than lilly dollars aod costs. Adopted by the town COODCil of Hartford !his the lth dly ol september ;!~iii)_ PERSONALS . lfra. Jlyme 1SDI'l'OR'II NOTE: UPI reo 11n1 a mardi lbrollllt llllllll'lltl Ten yHrll aao, I lived and brick thro!"' by one of the calls. Whiles and Negroea · plrter - IIIQ,Iey S. 8cltl, ·~of the all·wblte Glp Park worked In Chicago. But this thousando of whites that bad! called from as far away as San Nepo, ~ t. old dollleo, 1communil)l to demand integral· was a dUferent city now. The salbered in lbe park, struck Frtlneiscll to volunteer to Pill •••Y .) d. Mlebu~ aDII ed bnll'fnl fears and bates had finally King on the neck, knocking him participate in lila Dell march. tltr<!llih . ~ , - . ~ -- - •1.:".:::~~!!!r:!!·~~!!!!~~!!!!!:~-0!:··~~1~t,,!l!!l8f IIIII llri'it, .a.:lti41fit -iliO.""ou•• JO'/, Mr. 11D!1 Mn. MlniD •'' fto ·Edged Hate Bitler in Northefn ·Gh •!l-Iked ... .. . .--- ·· \0.. . . ... . . ... . . . . ... .. ,.,.., 1') ;' ···~·-1"' ' - 214 L MAtN • VICE! IEI.EYISIPM , ~--------------- POMEROY ... \ I 0-- ------ • • - · ' Y' " ., • • _ . , _ _ , • ... - -- J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., Sept. 18, ~ Sentinel ~church News . -· -::. .. . - - ......... a..., .... .,....,. tlle--f --· - ....Qardi ll . . NUo IIW DoaabUA, putor; J a c k1 - - Wlllalll 0. 'ftlrpt, Bechtle, Cliun:b School Sopt.; putor; Iunday Sdlool t:3D 1. Cllllrch seboo~ 1:110 LID.; Wor- m.; Mominl w..-.ldp 10!30 1.111, llblp Se"ico, 10:30 a.m.; Mellr odlst Youth Fellowship, I p.m.: ' PenUJctntaJ 1 Official Board meeting, first ; Penteeootal AIBembty, Rout<; ' Sunday of month, 7:3& p.m.; · 124-- Rev . Paul E. Joneo. p. . .WSCS, sedond Monday nt i tor. Sunday School 10 1. m.; Youtll Service Ull p. m. Everi- m. Saturday. l!lonth, 7:30 p.m.; Eleanor Cir·l Worship, Wednesday and Fr~ Baptut 1n1 Woroblp 7 p. m. eacb Sunfpilcopnl cte, second· ~urllday; Ctasa 12, 1day. Bedtlebtm llaptiol Cbartb. day Grace EpileO(NII CIIIJ'<h • third Wednesday; Afternoon Cir- 'l1lo Penttcostal Cbureb illld· 1 Great Bead, Rev. C. L. O'Con- PagevUie CollliDDIIIJ Cbarcb Pomeroy- Tbe Rev Richard cle, fourth Thursday afternoon: ,dleport - South 3rd Ave.: Rev. our, pastil!', Robert Lewis, -Rev. Ru•seU CUne, JWIOr. 11 Martin, Recto~- Sunday choir pracUce, Wednesday. i B 1... Barrett, pa81or: Sutldaf Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wor- Young People's service, 7 30 p. Morllll11 Prayer lilljl Sermtn Letart Flllil Motlodill School 10 a. m.; SUnday evenship and_ Sonday. SChool, 7 p. m. Thursday; Evangelistic se•·- W:30 a. tn. ' Clwge Jlllleo F. Early, palo IDB ""angellstlc service, UO m. Ev•nm~ sorv1ce, Thursday vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and wr _ LETART FALUI _ Wor- p. m. ; Wednesday B1ble Study 7 30 ~.m . prayer meetins. Sunday, 7c30 p. m. E: VB sblp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday lex- 7:JO p.m., Saturday oight PrayF d Got 1 1111 1o Enterprise EVB Cbardl - cepl 2od Sunday) · Church er and Worohll) 7:30 p. m. Ca""nler Raptis! Cburrh ' tlas;,::, om St•ve.!::lll• ~~d ~ L. l Rav. MeDIOI &mltb, putor. Seboo~ 1:30 I. m. Sw.lay. Vnl· . p l...d- • - Sur.day :c\ct1<1ol !t :10 a.r11 . I Worship service 9·30 a m · Sun· fled se"ice 8·30 a m .tndl raiQ"'l'UIII dutt~~nrnrnp oa!'lfor · Ro~erl · · '' ' · · ., Mkkll- ~~ V11•·• ~. . Morn .. ,g wursn•r to 15 " m , . . · · , day School 10:30 a m. Youth Sunday ol month EAST LE- , .,.... "'" '"" n 1-\otllm~. Supt Sur,ua~ &·hont .· _ . . · byterian Cburcb - Rev . Hawl p· " ! l•'van~PIJ · Jtl' .servwt> 7 F'ellowshtp tl 30 p. m.. Boys TAR1 - WorshiP . R p, m.• 2nd l Flrsl ~aptl•t Cburrh Mlddl•· ' · · m · t;;ventng service 7·30 p and 4t" ·r•ur•da•s c•ur"" ' ard RuppeiL, pastor: Sunday 11 11 ' 30 p PravPr mePtmg 7 'Ill ·· · • · • ;1 · • ... .pon. fiev Ounnld Buont! IJas· i '' m rue!lda . . and Girls Fellowsblp, 6:80 p, Schoel, 11::10 a. m. Sundav AP· ~hnol 9:30 a. m., I' red, Lew_l•. tor <unday ichool 9 16 am Y . m 2nd and 4tll •undays· Voutb PLF. faWVE - "'orsh1p •0 p SupL. 111.30 a. m. l'iorsh•p: ' · ltuUand ~J~tston - 0 I• v e ·· "' ' J " • • wM · 8:::to o. Geor.:!P Hakt>r ..,unt tO 15 a.m. ! r~ewman m~tonar astor . Choir, 6<-10 p. m. WedneSday rn., tst and 3rd Thursdays: 5:45 P m. 'r'~: w·or~htp Scrvke B\'P 6 p.m.; ' . . ' Y p :' Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Church· School, 8:30 a. m. Sun· . m. Jumor Cllou·; 7 p. m. Sen· . . •• I Sunda) Srhool 9 30 a m.. Wd : 10 r Choir r E li,..ntn~ Wot'¢tp, 7 ..)u p.m. Wo ·!ihi day. GREAT BEND - Wor· · · . . ! 10 30 a m. Preachm · e netiday Wt-!'ln,·..:dAJ' 7 'tit p m Pra1Jer . t. p . .. g Montblg Star EUB Church - shi'p •·llfl • m lst and "rd l Syracuse Ftrst l ,aJted Pres- r . • • • • :r , 7 :1u p. m.; Praye-r servtr ~> . •· · ·• iJ • • mtctmg 8 30 om rholr prac· Rav Menzel Smith pastor- ~ Sttndays· Church School to · t5 1byterlan Chnrch, RC\ Linson ; ' · · Ull p. m . Wednesday . · · ' ' H Sl bb' p t W hi · bee. . . • : Sunday Sehool. 9·45 a. m.. Roy a. m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL · e ~ns, as or. ors p, · m u n,o. , L/uuc/1 ()f thnst Van Meter. Supt.. Earl Sh~ler, 1 -wor<hlp, 11 • .m.. rsr and :!rn i'"-m .. Sunday Schoti1U a.m.;l BradbW') Cburch ol Cbrlit- Ass't.; Morrung worship, 10 45 1SUnrioys: rhurch Srhool NO a Bible study Wednesday UO ~ , Lerey W•lllams, "''"'""' ' Bible 1. m: Prayer meeUng, uo p · m. Sunday. m. . . _ · School and MoroillJI Worship, m. Thureday. Youth Fellowship Minersville Metbodi!ll Cbnreb Hamooaville Pr..b)ltenao tO 30 a. m.: Chri"lan Endeav- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. · _ Wendell G. Stutler. pastor. Church, Howard Ruppel!, pasor, 6 p. m.; Even1ng Wor-; Lollrldie EVB Chareb _ Sunday School, 10 a. m.; w.,-. tor . Sunday School, 10 •- m.; ship. 1 p. m. :Rev. Jack Young. paSior: sblp service 11 a. m. I WoT!blp 1;30 .P·. m. Hemlock 0 r o' • . Cbristlon jSvndCJy School 9 4~ a. m., Porllaad Method lsi Cbardl- Syracuoe Mllllo· - Earl 0¥:Church - James QuiSenberry · Russell ~rcbe_r, Supt. Sunday ,John Klmbler, pastor. Sunday M, pastor. Wednesday and Ft> Worship semce, 9:30 L m.: ! worsh1p, 10·45 a. m. and UO School 9:30, Hamid Roush, day ••rv•ces. 7c30 P· m. Sunday Schuol. 111 a. m., Stan- I p. m alternately. Bible Study Supt.; Allen Brewer, A"'l. ' • 1 ford Stockton. Supt. . 1 and prayer service, led oy pas- Supt., Preaching 7c30 p. m. Sun- ' Latter Day SarntJ Bradford Church . ol Cbml- : tor. 730 p. m. Wedne9day. day. ' Raorcanbed Cllureb ot .l ..at j Joe Robinson. miniSter : Hom- ChrisUan Endeavor. 7:30 p.m. lllclne Melbod!SI Cbardl - Cbrfst ol Lettor Day Salats_ - • er Forresl, Supt.; Bible Sellool lrd Saturday ol montb. John W. Kimnter . P"'tor; Sun- C. W. PreHltt, pastor: Sll 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship Solllh llelllel EUB Cbarcb _ day Sebool t:ao a. m.: Preach- from Racine on Racme Port.- : W:30 a. m.; EveDinll Wmhlp, Rav. Jttlll YOUIII!, p 1, iDI t0:30 ._ m.; MYF 6 p. m.; land Rood. Sunday School, 9·.!0 1 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi- tor: Suriday Schllal 1:46 I. m., i Prayer and lj!ble Study, 7:30 p, 1· m.; Wer9hlp !0:_30 a. -1rl .• , ble Study. Nonnan H. Bohr, Sup!.: Sunday m. Wednesday. Sunday evening servtce at 7 30 : Desler Cbardl cl Cbrlll Worship 10:40 a. m. ani! 7:30 Rock Spring• l>letbodlst- p. m.: Wed., worship service Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- P· m. allernalely. Bible Study Cbester Ulnley, pastor; \Vor- at 17 30 P- m. lng 10:3& a. m., first and third and, Prayer Service, led by pas- sblp service t:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholic · Sundays. I tor, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. day School, !O:lll L m.; MYF 011r Lid)! ol Lorello Miuton : Masoa Cll)l Cbnreb ol Tupp011 P.. inl EtJB Cbarcb 6:30 p. m. Prayer and ~ible Lolg BottOm - Rev. Tbom8B i Miller Street - Sunda_y - Rev. Jack Young, pas Study, Wedneaday, 7:30 p. ·m. Petrouel<, administrator: Sun- I Study, 9 8· m.: Evenmg tor; Sunday worship, t:30 . llatiiDd Melbodill Cbarc• - day Mass 8:30 a. m.; H o 1y· ab1p, 7:30 P- m.; Bible Study, 1. m.; Suuday Schoo~ 10 a. m.: Rev. C. J. Lemley, paator: Days of Obligation. 7 p. m. 7:30 P- m. Wednegday. Hobart Vineyard, Supl Bible Church Scbllol 9:30 a. m.; WD!' SL Jolm't Calbolie llliiSJoll.- ! Middleporl Chord! ol Sludy and Prayer aervices lod ablp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville tOutch RidS•I :I lth and Malo Stteete - DoD- 111 ,..wr, 7:30 p. m. Tlleaday, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Rev. Frank Maoiet1, JWior.' aid RICks, lllinlater; 8 I b I Adult Clau Meeting 7:30 p. m. DIU. MelllodiR Cllarck - Sunday Mass 10:30 a. ID.: lioly I Sebool, 9· 30 a. m., Kenneth Jut Monday or month. John W. Kimbler. pastor; Mrti. Day of Obi!gJition S:30 Elhlruley · Supt: MotniDI Wor- Syracnoe EUII Cbtmll- a... Lester L. Ronsb, Supt. Wor- Collfeosioa, '>I hour before sb1• 10c30 •- m. Wor Paul A. Sellers. pa!lorc SUn- , ship 9:1> a. m., Sunday School Ma,., ship, 7 P- m. Prayer day School. Y 30 a. m.: Ben i-10·15 1. m. , <;; I . • Wednellday, 7 P- m. Qlu,.ober'Y., Supl .: 10 30 a. m. i Oak Grove Melhodi•t' Chu,..,h , · 0 t•trtion '"""~ Pomeror Cburtb of Cbrtlt Mormng Wor.ship service, 1st John W. Kimbl~J . pastor • Enrl\ Tb~ Satvaho~ .Army ....~ En- 1 Jerry Masters. palllor: Sunday and ilnl 8undays ol Ule month. i s. Supt. Sunday SchOtll •I I VOj Rav w,nmg. oltl.:<'l '" ' School, 9·30 a. m., Cburcb '"r· 7c30 p. m, Evening EvangeUs- i JOe 15 0 m.. Preaclun~ 9 15. , cbarg• Sunday 10 a m Hohflee 10:30 a. m.; Cbrl•tlan En- tte Service, 211d. and 4th SUn- . 8yracll8e M.-s1 Cblr<b _ : ness meelmg . 10 :t(l a m Sun-: deavor, 6 30 p, m.; Evening daJII IIKllllb. : Wendell G. Stutler. pastor: Wor-1 day School Sunda,v 7 P m : vice, 8.30 p. m. Be...., EU11 Cbarcb abip serviee, 8:35 a.' m., SUn- : Young PllOple's Lewnn: 7 311 p. ' JIIKiand Cllardl of Paul A. Sellen. pastor: day Scllool t:45 1. m.; MYF I"'- Salvation meetillJI: 1'bt1l'!- : Roy Carter, mlnist6. tng Worship, 9:30 1. m. Sonday 1 p. m. Prayer meetlllJI day, I .~? _3 p. m. Ladies Home 1 School, 9:30 a. m. Worsblp day Scbool, 10:31 1_ m., Sonday 7:30 p_ m. League: 7 p. m. FWp tla•seo: 1 Preacbll!i aervtce 10:30 1. Tbelu, Supt.: Yd JlyleD 11a Free Melllodlsl- 7·30 p. m. Bib!& Study, prayer; Ylllllli People's meO!Inti, . sblp, 1:30 p. m. Raberl E. Smith, Sr.. pa!!tor. meetin1. Other service& by an- ! C • p. m. l!:ventng Service, 7 p. m. CARMEL EVB Sonday School 1:30 a. m. : o. nouncement. ommrmity V. H. Bral.,, Bible Sebool SuPl Paul A. Sellen, putDr: 0. Pattmon, SUpt.; Morning .WVENTIST , Bapllll lilllltlay lcltool Zlee Clntrdl of Christ, Pom- da}' School, 1:30 1. m., Worship 10:30 1. m. Yooth Ser· Pomeroy !levenlb Day .W.ea- D.A.V. BaD, C10I1Il!f Seclmd eroy- Harrlsonrtlle Road -Eo- Rouab, SUpt.; 10:!111. m. rice 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelistic 1111 Cborcb- Mulberry Heigbtll and r-oy, Masoll. Sponsoretl geue Underwood. lllinlster. B~ inl WOI'llbip, 2nd aDII 4th tne.sage 7,30 p. m.: Pray.,. Rd., norlh of Meig5 Memorial by ~lpoltam.r= =~ life School, 9:30 a. m.; Mofllo daycl tile mootb; ap. m. Thursday 7:30 p. m. Hospital. Paster, F IV Gifford, •n iDg Wefftblp, 7:311 p. m.; Ro- iDg Evangelistic Servlee, Cllll Free Methodiol Jam.. R. Hoffer, Ass'L servB.C. bert Reed, Bible Scbtol Sopl Ed :Jrd SUnday of monlb. CbarH _ R. Eugene Gill, pas- toe• on Saturday: Sabbatb 1 Sollda1 every ' Ch h Of~'-~ FederUIItl CDra, t«· Sunday Sebool 9·30 8 m. School. lc30 p. m : Wol'$h1p,l 3 p. m. PnacbiDg III!I'Vkeo lbe urc ....,.. Rev w B. Ptrrll Pbll• w•-- 8upt • M · . · " z, 30 p. m · Youth meeting a. 4111 8tmtll)' o1 !llch monlb. a.ttr Cllar9 ol God • · • ""• -• oromg """ ·' . • 1111. 11111111 Cllud! Rev. Dale 'lbornloll, Carl Kautz, Supt.; sbJp !1:30 1. m.; Youth ~- . c30 p. ~; B1ble Study, Thur.. ean.el Poartb ~MaiD St., Sunday School, 1,311 L Scbool, l:lll ..1. m. tees 7 p. m.; l!:vangelistte eer- day, 7.30 p. m. at 37 l!;v;rJill Mldtlleparl. Rev. Nyle Bordell. MOl'IIIJI,I Wmblp at II lli:U L m. rice 7:30 P. m. MI6-Week prny. HeiRhlt, .Gallipoh>. mlalster. Sutlday Scbttl 1:30 L m. l!:vangellltlc service 7:311·p. 7:• a. m. W - t llnzted Brethren m. Arnold Rldtardl, Supt. 10:30 m.; Prayer meet!Dg, 7:30 Duvllle PJJcrlm lloUiao daf. Idea Vllltetl BreiM'en In , 1. m. llllmiltl Wmblp. 1\teaday· Young (l..AJipvllle Poll Tilt Vnllod Melltotlill Cllurdl Cluist Clnreb - Rev. Elden R ~ ll8piiR Cbartb _ Service,' Frida}', 7:30 p. Chu. E. Dozer, pastor; Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire. pa.. Blake, pastor: Sunday School SUtlday 8cbool t:Sfl L m.; wor- Mt. Morllb Cltai'H of Scbool t:30 a.m. Mrs. .. Church ~hoot 9:15 a. m. 10 a. m.: ll'lnnie Hols!Dger, sblp 11 1. m.; Wedneoday, 7 Rev. Jamee Salterfteld, Grate,_ Supt. Worship al_ Divme W~~h1p al IO::!tl a. m. Supt.; Christian Endeavtr. 7:15 p. m. Prayer service. Sunday School 9c45 a. m.: L m., PDp Youth, 8.45 Sermon: Hill . Kind of Orea~ p. m. , classes fer all. SollJI serRoad' _ a... Clyda Hluton, sbJp aervice 11 a. m. and m.; Evmpllltie aervlce, nea." Tbe Methodisl Youllt vtee 8 p. m.• Preachinll UO p. putur: · 8lmtlq Sclloll e-:w L p. m. Prayer meedllg 7:311 p. P. m., ~Weell Prayer P'eUo--·shlp meets at 5:30 P-Ill- m.; Mid-Weell prayer meelin&. m.; Car~ Supt. . &am, Tuaday; Young Praise. Wedneaday, 7:10 P. m. Sonday. 'l'ueldly, Lydia Circle 7:30 p. m. . Wedneo<lay, Mr1. Wmblp an1ce 10:10 a. m. meetlJtL 7:30 p. m. Friday. Jelun!ala of the WSC8 meels at cburcb Mazie Holsmger, cl88s leader. and 7:30 p. m. altemately. Rllllal Clmrcll ol God QDadom B.aD ll at 1:30 P- m. Sept. 30. Choir Lelart P'aiJa -~D Prayer IJiel'l!nB WedneadaJ at Rev. Jelm Smallwood. W' W - Publlo Jll'lldlce 'l'hunday, 7 P- m. 118 Cltrts! Clutrcb -James Mor7:10 p, m. SuDdiy School 10 1. m.; Sotlday, i p. m., "' rison, paslor. Sonday School at Cllllmllla OIQel _ Wtnltlp gellatlc service 7 p. m.; Slud,p, 6 p. m.: 811111 totuSarene 9:30 a. m. Preaching services service eacb &mdaJ, t:lll 1. People Endeavor 7 p. m. Tueaday 7 p. m.; Servk:tl I'M Cllaob ll tile first and tllird Thursday 11 m.• SUnday Sdlool It L m.; llllllday; Prayor meellnC 7 lug. P. m. 'lbunday; Clieotev - Rev . Herbert Grate l7:30 p. m. Second and fourth ' lly Scflool, 7 p. m. Tbunday. pastor; Mn. Ednl ~· Sopt. SUnday al 7:30 p. m. Prayer Luth Cllarleo Bisell. Ails L SUnday meeting second and feurllt eran Sebonl t:311 a. m.; Morllill! Tbursday, 7c30 p. m. and first M:.i~:~~p t a. m.; Sun· Worship It a. m.; NYPS 1:45 aDII tbir4 Sunday. 7c30 p. m. p. m.; Evenmg Servtce, 7:30 Prayer meeting every WedaesSehool W:30 L m. I'O!Itor.t p. m.; Mitt_., Prayer serVICe day 81 7,311 p. m. Christian EnMIDDLEPORT, 0. - · Jtll!epb ~· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. deaVOl' second and fourth SU• 81. Pnl'r lo~t. liD Mlddloport Cllu'dl of ... Na- day 7:30 Donald llielu, Miniater E. :.ecnnd SL, Potne!'!IJ. - Rev- Clyde J. llarllelt, 1 M• .H p. m.v-·d II 11 !ll!Ddtl' Sdlool 9:30 1 _ WCJI'Io • • t •. ermoa a..,.. 1tuat& e Your Welcome Ia At Our Front Doore service 10·45 a m. ~ SCbool t.llt a. m., ill Cbt1sl Cbun:b - Jameo Mil'• J ·i(raJ • MomiJt« Worship 10:30 a. m.: rtaon, pastor. Sunday Scbool ...,., khool 9:30 A.M.-ornl"' Warship 10:30 A.M. Rev. osepb NYPS Yoollj! People, 1:411 p.m.; 9:30 a. m. Preacbing, first and lvaniag Wol'lhtp 7130 P.M. Methodi.t Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.; dlird Sunday, 7:3D p. m. Second Konno\h McllhlnMY. Sundar lc~ol IUJit. .IJiretl " %:dl'll amrdl Prayer meelitJS, Wed. 7:30 p.!ll. a foarlb Sunday, 11 a. m. a... Pearl Casto, putor. Ptwaaay Cllurdl ol lbe Na• Qriotiaa ~ ServtceoSUNDAY SEPT. 18 day School t:30 1. m., ·- Rav. Kenneth Pierce, 315 Main St., Pt. PleasantDillinger. 8upt. Wonltlp IIQIDO!Id Walbura, ~ aerv~a 11 a. m. oST. MePIAt 8y The Putor " , 10:45 •- m. with StmdaJ S~ 11:311 I. Wednesday meeUng 1 p. m. Hftleel tile enUre day, ~orDIDB Worsllip, 10:30 I. DST. s~ room open Tuesr. : - speclal llinCitta by Evening Service, 7 p. m.; day and Wedne!daJ !rom 12:38 • r TUNE IN q~ fnml Mlllatone, W. Ya. Prayer meetiDS. 1 p. m. Wed- to 2:38 liST. li:veryon• we~ I I' and oilier visiting aDII eesday. come. · 1 taleJit. Wednesday, _7,45 p. m., ..,_ Cbn* al tile N• I prnyer service. - Sunday Sebool t:ill CHINA'S IIUNORI'I1ES 1 flltwtodl ' Mta 1111. Q1ftll 1. m.; ~ W~sbip 10:311 Collji!IUDist Cbtna bas more . '-- ·. '· _'1390 WMPO RADIO - Purl A. Qlelo, pub'. Wor- 1. m.; ~'!i!ll Semce 7:30 P. tbaD 50 racial mlnorllies, includ..._, ~ II ,_ m, •'"'7 m.; IIJd.week Praytr Service. mg. KGnana, Moogols and Ul· oilier Suitcla;. 7:45 p. m. S.. 7:30 p. m. We11 ~~-·- a... gur$. The groups make up tes• day 8cboal, !0 .. m., .Ioiii IIIIo ..... II. ...... . . ., than • lelllb Gl the ..lima... hi11W.M .pllcepal Church. ,._oy ley, 8apl ' P to I. Ng. . , million population, j Ftnt Bapllll Cburch, Pomeroy - Rev Carver Williams. SUndtl1 School t 30 WI 10c20. 1\'orohlp oervlce, IUD L m.; Nur<ory and Junior Church for cnildren. Ftr•t Baptist Charcb. Racine. ~ev. C. L. O'Connor, pa!llor Silnday School 9_c30 a_ m., Sam Curtis, supt.; 10·43 a. m. Morn'IIJ Worohip: 6c30 p. m.. BYF •~d Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Eventna Service; Wedn(sday. 1 30 p. m.. Prayer Mt\ling, 8 30 p. m. Serdor Cbolr Prac10, Choir Pracllce. Cbe!ldre . IIYJtr • llarllord Partsb - Wamm G. ZIM, pastor. ~ .rsblp "'"leu are: HarUord Blpllat 9 L m. DST; Little Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Cbeehlre Bapllsl 10:411 EST. Churcb 8cbool It llar1lard, at 9 50 D6T: Kygor 10:20 £81', and Cbelbln t:411 £81'. MI. VlloD P.W.B. Omdl Sund&y 8chool t:41 Lm., Earl starlt.,, Supt.; Elleatua worship, _7:10 p. m. bJ CICII eo., Layman; YODttg PHJ)Ie'a meeting and Bible Bllldy, 7:30 p.m. Fll'lll Baplllt CJo---~. RuUand -Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pastor. Prayer service 9:30a.m.; Sunday School 10 a. m., GertnJda Bnller, Supt.; WOI'Bblp ·-1etVice , tt~a. m. lit and 2nd. Swtda)'l at 5:80 p. m. Baptllt Trllininll Vlllon, Mro. Mary Woods, pre9ident. CllrJelo• Oulrcll, . . ....., B=O... PrM . Wm Blplloa Clmrch _ a... Paul fityler, pllltor; Stmday Schon~ 10 L m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Pread> tng service, 7:30p.m.: Prayer servlceo, 7:10 p. m. Wednesdt11. 1 mil••, I a.m) Oil d~J . , .__.. ,. ely, tilt d~ .•: .. ., ;o.r.-1 I ....,.., .. O"r.., ~,Ill pet &lid flo.r baby. Bra•ty li-r e<~ &I Mr . ll;y.w'l fllna, *tt lar frtm ,111111' hot•Jt , and ThP rdnlint of htr eolc. ha& !.*'Ia 'tN'IIIIt ~c fl. «W4445 lll'rtl !M-N" p111t. f.:w week::. 1'bis pll~l.lillr day Carl.a."• ~ .Huu!. S&lwtitt:bl.'• t)&dd,t Qtl Nil wher~a\louts 8!"'1'11"' a dl~r-.-km wldl mJ tlr~ tJIIt zvrei:ltrMI' Bed'• Jllan fOf' thr birUI Md 'i-are gf baby &rutntfe, ori. • Ad dtlllr ~. U. wu a r11re &rut prt<llnl4 lrlodlll,lltlcb $riJ ~ .0 tMthfn '"-" 11rr, wilton yuUitK !fHIJoi~ r~a\!h ti'Ut fdtortttlllr fflr illforJil'liinn aed . . . -- '' .t.anding. • All we dial hom~, J ....... Gud•-~lhllrlllli• ' .. .. l!hlre in Utt. e.if.Pr llllfoh.llr~g -'! my eWictrM'• tbO\ISiltl .-d idHt. 1 th~r~nktd Him, tor:J, for Ris thut"b ...,hich hu i•f!Jrfd tt~r""-t«Jiwll ~tit -.t tbw heJped me art., .-n ll"ltb &1M tkfttopinr querls,Q( 1ft! ~itdrffl. The ehurr.h i~ ~.n .. i!Ourtl' ot art.t antderlteNilt" 'Ra~.llf '*"'"' '*"" With til# ho,- it w~Ul, in 111me mftl•ure, fotUir and MlJJ tain that which is ~rood in f11mi ly ant! com mttnit:~~ life. tht. feature il spon•ored by tlu! bua i~~B~a fimu and orfmdtndMN t111hoae nnme1 OJifll'"r hlllt)f(l. I ____,...___ er.. _, RAY RIGGS. INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. s Revs!,; PID!tlD,S:: •.tn.oln-Mere~•,.Comet-1:11glllh IS N Cclllrt St. Po1d 1193-8601 Atbent " BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED ·STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WCAL UNION 566S Ravenm<ood. GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBIN('; 240 Lincoln St Ph 985-200" Cb..tet. Ohio w. v a. ~. ~1="-TitJt; Middleport 992-25M Ashland Oil Product. 8m 1n1 '1 Botti~ GQ.$ Porn~ roy 992-2166 - R. H. RAWliNGS SON~ CO. -ce "Ohio'l Olde.t DIXtqe Deola" -~ BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sat.- - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service rarm - lndw;t rial tupptfl PlAIDS Mlddl,porl. Ohio ' Lmt'11 & Gnrdt'n Phone 867 -~411J TINY'S FOODLAND '' ({*ntuc k!l f 'riPrl. Ch.1rkt.n'' MiddleJlQrt. Ohio PomerDv blpb I N•-, a CHURCH OF CHRIST !· :'1he .Sprec:iding Kingdom" ~ .-. ~~f$~NQAY · 9. AM .. !"_.....or.. / ' ·~. PJ.<~ -~~~ -~·1, RECTOR' -.'... ,,. 101:10 AM SWISHER _J, LOHSE . REXALL DRUGS u- • • " ..··- "' CJnordr. anti Offlrt SuppUP.!f - Gift.• We Fill All Doetors P.e1crintinn$ t92-29fi5 \ - PametO)' 192-21141 - LYONS CLOVER FARM Ge1le1di Merch<111di81 Tllppere Plaint RIOENOURS SUPPLY ------ - --- 1167-3280 Phone 985-2125 Che<ttr. Obte -:- · THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WALLACE. JEWElER Wffil'E SEWING MACIDN'ES Bu!ova Watchu- Salu and S•'11!C• "ll:""rything For 1M W0711411 that Sews" 88 Mill St. Middleport' tn5320 186 N Second MlddleJlQtt --- - ~-- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. :JI2.S284 llllddleport · - -- ----- HOYT'S SOHIO SfRVICE Pomero) MEINERS BAKERY !akef! of G4od a..- . <1 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. · "Ev~rything t1t Ht7TdWar,~· Pomeroy, Ohio NEW YORK QOTHING Taico SmneoM With 1'9U To CllurciJ,. Ill Pomeroy 0\o-er 10 Yeara,Kmnlt Waltot1, Mer. , AtMtd the Chufeh G1 fGII"~ . '. . BEN FRANKlrN -·~· ~d:46 L Gen. v~ s. Gnnt lcqoirm.; ............ WC!IIb!P 11 fla:IIO) 8upl.• m.,i ;.114 P 11h , .-viC~ '1;:41 ed the llic~name of "Uncnndl· HUIItiJilloa, W. Va. I i ~ :-;;ci ,.:~-~ ~r~~l· ~lU'!'-.f·Iii.; ...... ~ lift)et,..va tiallai·N~mller" ~~~er .... JIU. _, . l/ ~ ",. ,.-U,.,4Jr.ort 'l§r"\1!9 .;.r~· -· l'._______......_____.,......_ ......aoiJI~~"'O!·~IJI'il .8ehool t 1 ~"'''' ,,.... - I •~ ~- . •\.. ''''',· .,~ >,t'r.t- r- . ' Ji'urnfturr and App/io.1icr.& '1 0 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' �' fHE WILLI!TS Get____Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arvices _ ___ _.,_.....___ . h-Dally Sentlne~ l'llmeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Sept 18, 11160 ,,,-----------~------- WANT AD INFORMA liON » '' I P. M. D~:•:;:'!' ...., DHflll"• t;tt A. 1 For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. Wantacl To Ivy ''*•••""" S garage, BE.DROOM house wilh bath~ ' OLD COINS and paper eurrenlarge lot, fc,r adults. . .. . c:O":~:J.::• . John Sheets Box 64 Middle-. cy m nice cond1tiou, material M. ••• .. n••• • .,.... t:ll a. Pw o., .. PW!Ic.t... · TRAILER. Brown's 1' r •••uLATIDIII ..T:"'!:-:-~.":;'-:.. ....,..: .,.,....,. · tMu141 N •~'tect......._ ,....,.. IMf'HIII•feay TIN ' 1' 1~ 2tc __ . t por' 0 · M. 8 1Ie r Court, Minersville, 0. Ph~e 992-3324. 9 15 J2tc "~ . "::;',.;::: .:'',.':..;::r.:~.':,!' 4 ROOM c.n".:":r:-~~•.!:'" c... NEWLY decorated apartment, 4 large rooms and bath drapDIKeunt . , P• 1• ... eries, 1·mo1eum, new 'o ··ner .. ,. 110 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, ... o., - rHANK• .,,. "''"" '' ..,. I:AID • OIITUAitll tl.SI : . : . : ; : , .. .~n •=• . ' I l. e e 1 bert Hill, Racme, 0. Phone 949-2261. 9 14 6tc • ::.!u:: c:::;. '; 1 ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT :'!~m ••c" ....c. •••.. misrellaneous items. Rudisill, llJ I..A!tioo Terrace, LocallJ owned and ODlY 12.000 mile•, 8 cylillder .power ste~tint. SpotleM fawn interior, beautiful maroon 1mlsh. Rad1o I 1 1 u Pomeroy, Ohio. For S•1e A . IVL. ,. ' ' " , "" Dilly ..,.,.,, ' ' " • · " · ,. " ' " NM• t 14 6tc IT' s 10 IAI't' tO P'LAC~ a USUL I fi'IOOUCIN. : 1 I 1 ou 1I plele with attachments. Only SPRINT flY 1-21ft ® • CALL - I 7 ........... - ltreodo. IIUIIII _. llool P• ....,. · Ill $6. DtaJ Plfbr'l • • • p . . . . . . . .. Cllellor. T .1 M . w Va Ph 1 room and same on kitchea, POMER ral "'· · oson. . . . b ·11 · Bo ~ ruo1111 (I bedroow) yer, r~ . 8112_2800 or 773. 5611 . ' IS tfc ~ owned y W1 1am ·U: LI'L ABNER ~ 91 r.:'!.h --. MR. SEEPAGe; buil~ d - olory NEVER LETS "'-1 EMPLOYEE DOWN!.' WISH'T HE'D LET US DOWN .'!" THIS Fl'IIN' tS NOTONL.'/ IN·CORN·VEN IENT MOTCNtS . eBOATI a MOTOitS •BOAT PAINT eTOOLJ S.. AI diH GOBLE FORD WYrii ~NI=ft=-~=== MeiiOpolltlftMohlll EEk • M!l!. hwllnp IMIIturdlr '!OJ SEE MOIJIQI: lM IJOT t'IAcn.v THE AGGRESSIVE TYPE! USED T-RAOORS :o:::-:::.. lw HOWl! SCHNEIDER I TAit:E' LIFE' AS IT COMES! k!HATEVER WILL BE ... 1\JlLL 8£ l WHY FIGHT fT ? ._,.,..,., •. ...., .... - .... 1 AFTER ALL, IVHAT t::oE> A ' ~RSO/.J Ll ~ ME Ri<ALL't' NEEJ) It./ LIF~? .., ·r ":l' II ;::: :_ I '·' . ;, 1-F--a 160o0. Ce•pl1lelr ruondlll..., w1t1t fl..... Jh1pltll 01RIIel ..... , . '.~. J}. Meigs .Equiipment Co. .... Mef11 .:;; e2 USED ~RS LEFT •Any T.,.,. a Jot Me . e p··-s - ·• for ,OUTBOARD eHIMtr lupJlll Co. Mlddlopart. .,._ · ly AL. I.APII- -··. ~ · ~~ ~' " MIOOLIPOIT OHIO .c..,._. c:- eBulldoar * ............... 1 .....,. . "- ,j'-'f j, h:IILOLUf - - --·- ~ •I I rf - <• I YovP... Rlghl 1 I2 CALL 992-2 !_:~ i - -I s.U. ::; !~;i~;~n~~:·;~~nis~:.:: 1 JTIoolling TER~ Bluo t,S,.v tho upltololorJ. wa tor olo811ww'ro ing rueo lid 1 1 IIIII 011 :QooUr ..~-=·Gnu.,. tit fiC. A* ·~ SPINET PIANO BARGAIN close to store and close lo Renl tl•ctrie lhmpooot" $1. RP5ponsible party to lake my home . ~hone to use, wUJ Baku Furniluro Co tll61a over low monthly paym•nlo rent tp,;eouple or priYalo plf· • on 8 spinet plano. Can be son. Ph. 143·2600, Portland, 0 . 19116 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A~Tl'IQI ae<>n loca lly. Write Credit •• lte awing Deedlt. Zig .., buill Manager, P. 0. Bo> 215. Shel· NICE 4 tOOIDS lnd ball! ,.. Ia foc butltllbol.. , b II Dd byville, Indiana. I 16 21p furnished 1 partm01 ~ Mltldl• !lema, Dl080@1"1Ull, ole. Guar- -- - an•--• ~rt, Ollie. ft. M-3874. """'· Only I-·-~ •~.,...... loft fl' uch. Ttadn aiiQOPiotl. PL I I Ita . lt2-21185. I» IIC BOY or GIRL ' lilsuriiiCII CLEAN y...- rue• lor 1011 Ibn I• • lt. tr1'tb Lustr• PoaIll· 1' GET II quulatiml !rom IIEtJ.. lower Pomeroy & TER INSURANCE AGENCY Electri< shampooer rental Upper Middleporll~uto INC. befofl renewiq your $1. Eberabacb lldwe., Pome; ,, auto Insurance. We may bl . D. I 11 61e Earn Money and PritM •.,., Delivoring The Daily , able to llvt you IDOIIty. IRISH Cobbler potaloel, KenSentinel to ntablished I I tte --•-I wm · ter 1====;;-:,.---cc--- · · - pota•·· or . AUTOMOBD..E ID..,...,e beert Aloe <lll,ling tom.atoeo, pick ·"-• • -~ ..... L-• ~~-eu~ ...... T ...... your opera~ your owu, 11 . .....~. , _ _ or's HeeDHT Call WY 1-296&. lllii<JII, Portlaod. o. , I I& tiel t 15 25\p ·, ...., 1 ':o=. ·rs: OL_, ..... . -·II' a :',:0 - . ,."';',.. :: =...•,..=,.to_,'\': -.c.... rtl.,. b . -w. j ' --1' '. . . • w..!::'=- =:· _:.no:; a..= __,..,&AIIJDIILL"' & :J. pp,_ ...,., PHONI WY N974 liNt INg h - lie MfiuiL p n - ltllllnC lllllkes Face TI·ge.,.s In Opener "-.._ ...-..... ,........ loy'l 1118 1.,...,._ I .~ .... polnlllace, WldJt Br ..., ... a' lilollll will p1 1111111 f11 lie IIMIIYidual a •..,....,, - • - . aocl ............ - 111111 11J l'l!liDJ IICIMANB ~ w.-. Coaeb Ptltll Diebel of loulb Carolina lnd oophOIIIOI"I quat· tarbaot Bill Bredley of Texas wW wllk a eommon bed ol bot ooQ tbil Saturday, and lhll -ly f2st may prn;e II IIIey ab.... ,_, oicHn .__ IN 18P '" ., IV I ... lute ollltelr oWII ubeo. we' lilt 14 uc. F-....._.. . _ . 0.. 'I'ltt lparllnl, trbo rlllllecl llrat Ia lhl llaltetl Pro. ID!onalinu' -""·· IMt Ma· .___ • ····~ ~~ana te B adle ho ... -'" r Y " w"' .•1 l.lnhty~ r -•. _., JVUUI:a ..__ _. _.... load ••• bor8l 1£alnat • ruued Soutb- em qlifomla equad Ia the Dtatzel, 1 Mlthi& lta&t --. th · I • ODDiell • 16-polni lboloo. Arkanoao, tanUd IlL I fn 19116, bas u u..nat qgorter. b k · ~ Brl"-- - A "': 111 ,_.,.. '""' a IOlid defllllt led h. M "Y ~ Amerlc1 Loyd Phllilpl. 'lbe aollea• lootblll Razorbaeb alto h" • 1a1r1y -ell liD.. ttlfi6, II oa the opol eaoy IObetlule btiiMhtl wflb lor the JeeOOd time ill the past Oklahomo llale, .,.. w1tom &.. au- ---.-..~a.n... lh u•l yean. ....... ·~-~, ey rote • 10lid • ·point coaohinJ 1.4uislana Stale for ooven · aea90DI, he Willi to -'In tb ' ~., I "'"'Y ,.. " '""' our rough yean with tbe Cadet& aocl left them lor lhl ,..ener piaturel ol Sou&b Carolina th1l -· TbiJ Saturday ill takn bla Gamecoekl back lo wb., hll IIUCCOSI . . begtiD BatuD .,r a ....... with the lougil 'l1Jlen, IIIII 1118 nltll'll doesll't uaetl• ligurl to J be 1 bomeaoming for lhl &. Jear-old coacb. Dof- 11 A I'Nitlem Iouth Carollaa ret1tm1 3S of tt lettermen but defenH ..W be a major problem. Tbe o._. cocU may win the Atlantic eoast """"''...., ~--~·- "''" --'•"8""'• but the oddam•nn ... them Rolli•. La. - favoriM . Nebraslta, lit lllllon'a lfllrd. - L - • • - - lui ,......, -Jell, ha• IIYt offensive and . . . defeuslVI regulm returning lrom lui MUOD'I Dlllfn&td JqUad. The Corllbutk... are lootled l'lilb good 1"lllllllnl bacltl IBtl Bub Churehlek prond Ill Ill Orange Bowl lltat ... bas lhl lll&ldnp a1 a 111n11oa1 qWierbaclt. Tuu attilllu at lhe lint team Ill IIDe lor Jlabruka lnd lhl Con111J1kwt ... !J.tlljJd favorite.. II other 11me1, UCLA (Jio. I Iaiit HIIOil) II a huge lltil*t favorlta "'er Pittsburgh, . . . sour! (No. 6) Ill 1 m.puw cboice over Mtnn•ota. S 1111 ' - "' Ia I two. po _.,..,. Texas Teclt (No. .), W '"t Apply r r~ per~ o (If rlw '' r or ahade amv • ......m ....,... lr'eel 14 soo Part a. -. ..,.. " ,.. • twe-touebdon lllldenlop Ja faV9retiiiJ 10 ... 01 1 tin Rf'staurant. Middl"r"'f'l. ~-Look. houae with llvina room, kit.- b.uab' , ~- · ........._ ' ...... ,. Vol- m, .... ..,, " _,.,_, 1118 Tlpn. Slate Florida .. ~..-... ukanee ~bedr bath and n.u ~..>~~~rt, Y•~N~A•· &be 11111111 C.W.Q" .,_.. ....,... Nlo . - • , , . . ,... Ol11o: 9 14 3tc ""'"· oom1, · It 1 .tz lie """'" to •""" " _ . , ...- ••• Brodley II II yean y-ser Nortltw•ltlllo H , ··f:KF:F:PF. R to h•l~ care DAILY C(RI IJOQWi& - .............. 1111 •arport, located 011 lal (125l! ~-::.-= ~ than Dle4Zel but 1111 problellll • ~l n for 3 children, pnvate rOOm I ~ 1Z5) IIIL good ~Uoo. Priead Auto Sa.. !:: ::;':.:,:.-;< are obout equaL 'llle taleoted Alrll, • It .: " · _ 11 .., """""· ..... IUJIItom<tN, a1 1111 moot diQioe onr p l~"and board. small wages . .Julia j o... t, •..-... -·-. ~a-_...a.. CUCIU.EBREALTY 1158PLYMOUTH,4doorSedu .,....... ...,.,., _ _ .._,...., ·•· ~lho_,.,_NI"r : :· Hill. Rutland, 2 hou.., be· --- Lo, X tor tM ... a .. etc. l!!lllck ......., ...... V-1 utomalle pe- ··----· ·diDOJIJ• tha• .,_. ... •••rd.t41 ... qm~ JOUBI puayerl m iiUIII . . . . . . ._,. • • • I r.' ... "' -~ Albert M. Cos, Broker • oot1 eunditioa ' w~PL · . . . . . . , _•• ..._ . . . ....._ ... lhl ,..__ ----~ . . . .-u .... - -· low Nazarene Church . tru..-hin. u. Jencth and tot t' fll. U. ......... .a ---~.· .. lilA uu.... "',....... w11t. u.. ._. w ...... . ..-- . II ... t 12 6tc & •· h daf UN eo4e tetter. art art a_, eltlud, SaletiiiM ..... I . • .W~oord. locat.d 1a ...._ naa ., Confenact earriel Teus' bla1lr I It! II. rm, Hlll'rlsoovillt, 0. ..... - ... -...... ..__ :.. _ ...._.... ' '. . - ---,.----· .&. ~ q I " ..__.,_. - -11111c Nlde- ..w .. , . . _ , . ,. - - "' ID , ~~· · , ,....1lovment Wanted , -OIIlllllboldden. P1t1J It ••• MPOO P'l' BYDJII:UPDio a1os VAO 91331e ·oa•vav IIU-.nl 'J1ii ,_...._. ...,. lheltt....., - : ; · fl LADY wishel 5 4ayo a """k - - -- ·- ·- New York 101 11110 011- 4 I I . ....... """;"""'~ . work. Mrs. Lewio Peters, o E Y u A L D X DE M ;, R u 'I' VaT 1J P LX • IIDVSE FOR SALE. S. II lou Fraa 8112 130 10z..oll 14 1 w - ,.. """ -alllgbJ . , _ aocl !'11111111 Law, (2), Sycamore SlrePI. \liddli"JIOrl. i IDPLU DCJ IEL.-YDJOYU IYDIJ.PLX JDI Hamilton Street, Middle- libaw,Selma(f),Ginlaer(l)~:;_r~,,H.II.Ttot elvt lftJ 1111!'1 polnlll, buiMqBaal (1), · .. (I) Ohio. t 16 Jk ; Ellllll pori, or eall 19W3:11. and Grote, Gooue1 (I)• Bolla jult how minJ 111eJ ... ~ 1111 P~, , 1W- · 1 1 II~ <10-10) arid' Hallw. 1 Y-1'•, c.n"•"'~' WHA~R'!,:ru,~: :•;; Ohla lun llldJu word- ~ deJIIIIII ~ Bretlley, <t) .... ·~· WPWANT WORK •• ,P~~cJI , WHO !'~ 'l'llli_ .. ~-~·'"'"~ELL WISE prepertr •• llO· 13). liRa -Luplow · (5th), IDC ."areat~· 111!Ul, bovt 1111 work Ilrjl6l)e (\~. 'Law <It"'" • Will hve. "' • ~,·, Jrf '·- -·-·-- - - ··· , illl J1ut1enu1 .lYe. ft. ti8Z- FurJitet 2 (6th , '1111) BariiO the bistorlc rmr wltldl eul out f1li' ·.Jdlil udf • b 1). Stargtll "''' ' · Pit. 773-5711 at 17f. -;;:~ fil - - .._ .. II I Jt>U . llllt. f l2 1fa . (Jbd), Hllllr 13id). ' ~ . . ..... fiii.Jiil!i llelllll,l¢ ~ ·... .... _. * =-",..:::. ":: •= !.::'.:: :a.= :!,"'::.: Edw.-.... - / ,. t : : : : : t : : 1.,,....... 1... •n-•....--•m •j1 .... "' M- .,:=. . . .::. = "'':1 . =-,..-..,.,... . ._ . LP.sba• y$ ' fZ:''lH: --1 lint-..,_,._. .. '*" . r I'M THIRT'/-TWO, a'r' ~ ' At'-'NIE MY PF.OPL~? ~iAI'iTS rYE lliVER KHOWH! MUCH A£ WITH 'Q].}, AHI'IIE, I HAVE, Q.:RVIVED 8V C..wtCE, ANO THE FRlENDailP 01= VEIN, \IER'I I(IMI) ~TRANGiRS AWt«;i ~ WA'( I ---. agalut Norlil Carolina Slate 111111 will W M IUJ G-· -'"Ill""'• ........... "'" • ... - . . • - and il!r.e 1o ,.. 1M iw w '"'"""' dol · . . II olunly flltiU8b to llop tloam. QuarllriJa<lk - - lhl ... problelll lot lit 8partoao, llld II II Jlf0\'11 leo ..... a 1J11H1. oould uo11y be ecldeYed 1 aallonaDy.felovioed 1am1, rank II tho men OD opot thiJ week •• ..,..._ faolball - r U'C-,..... laDeel Ita first IIi& wNhltd of ly HAROLD GRAY 1011, OJIIII Dlellel who wll dlreel ltla o......-••• llouth C~lilla equad agaiDal ~.... ~ LITTLE ORPHAtt ANNIE! >ua· laml IW 111111-. Ill-* o.-. the 1e81011. ,...., --;anted .......... A-, M- •, ,.. - •. ._ --. .... ...,... =--=. = Su- port~-. B & ..- -....,.8 .. .,......,.., .,.. & - Ill L Moho "='J.,. ,•.::. .- -oqec.wt.., .. .. 1 DAILY CROSSWORD Jill:=; - "__, :~·~1'~ r ... :;. ~~-~..~Me~la~~ a *~~~~Ho~l-:lll:ta;:~::.:.::lri~o *• - ...... .._ :(loDop;~·~: ·..... or - 1~ •-.a ........_ Di•etze1to -titilii. tl ~ , ''..' ' lli'aci-. ~;, •· 9 ... -.w._..,_ ' I II . . ' •• ' ...., . _ , • .I . f fiiiiiL ,__ BaACir ;piMIINII fC 1 . . . . tiJii LlfAJ. IIOTtto llrot ·limo )'011 uo lllui!M- tl,llll.":t ~....., ..._, • ~~- . . In lo olaa ....... Ileal El... ftMEI10 :.-:.:-..r.~~ ~~ Wit llbampouor tl, PollltJ"OS' ~:': 41! ~ 1 * 1, HilL :.:· .:-:: I. D.'i "'.i:ri!:; CeiL .t Bluet Co. I Ia lit U:Po~n I ~ - - · - - -..,. - ~ - 'ltTa I-on. "...... -_,., lAVED ·-• . . . . for MIDD .......- ... - .- . , """ ~ . ....,. ,w._ It ..... • - --. wal te wd,Wrpet;, ()!). . . ..,. _,. ~·. /111111 'Birl ,~ ~ MP'NITTIT-1 IMq lr-. '~if eltdrll ob•mpoHr $1. Plat· 1 1'001111 ltldfG n1 lllttiL • 4L • • - - • ... ' . -·...._..,, ..,...,,. .,, Hardwara Co., Inc. 1&,1100.00. '" .... ·~ Boltol 1 tz 11e ALBERT M. lOX, BROU:a ~ . . Bnry Gelaad, llo!Meea c, .._ 11. "'"'""' ..., .,.., • ..., liNGER Dewing Machtllt m ••• ,.._ .........,.., ... uo lovely portable ease 'nlis Eut te tbe cornar: ~-· 1110 ' " ' lll8eblllo late model. .llaa the lbeollp • 11• • - II - u. . ~ II I •-" '· ·' . .,. ·'" ,.. , _ ,.. ... till ......e. ....so ICIIUJ>' ..1..... , ped to ,;, za• Take ovor TWO __.._eDt bouse U6 "'" . _ . .. o11 ,.. .,,..,.. -. •· .,.... _, • ....- •- - ,_ ... · PlY"."'"'" of 115.25 per month. llulben}' .lvenuo, ~. : :,.:.-::, .:,. -·.::...,;::. Try it II your bome. PboDe ~.soo. "" ...,..,,. "' .... w. ........ 1!"'-3218 I 11 6to TBIIEE bedreom houR, BIJI. ,.. .....,. - " '"' · - - - - · -·--· ---·-- - - - ··· . . ......, -· M.:., Help Wanted ~w . ·- Walnul s....tenut Aveoue. Pr• til Mu1q daM ol D& 1 .... w. 18. n.r. - ~· -- . ., , _ ._ - · • • · .. ..,. ..... "ntis wao 1 demonstrator ot 17,500. w. ~F.TAIL oal•sman for inside -DE •·"'-a •·-• 8111- L Pqo o o1 ....,., ,, .,.... local oounty lair. Tbl1 oet • ....., ...,._ - - . ••at. ....., """""· ...., selling, good salary, paid LDI"'••""' ha. new warranty. MW!t sell. ienl~t iYeoue, llo& wal« "c.•r'b~~ :-:._';: vacations and olber beaefil!. L ,..._.,,.,. Radio equipped speed lurll beatms aystem, luu'dwood ....., " ,.........,, ""· lltb, ,_ 1 Write Box 668·B, Daily Seal· 1 I\Otll,.. · ' · lloon • 1100 ·~'" • .,. ... .... - • inel. Pomeroy. 0. State age i 1: ~., table.,.!;t~tel$98.45 ohr $S Phper rouR ~m bouae. 141 Bul- :::..":"~":~'"' ., ...... and experienCII. Our employ· : ..._ mo. ,. 1 1 n your orne. . len 1 A p _ _ Dood .,......,, ,,...., "''· tfZ.3218. I 12 6te u veuue, o.__ ...,., •• u. ~.. t...., a.oora.. ees know of ad. 16 61.< lt. -llot f1 500 - - -·-- --a-I 1'................................ 1 I • "'-.. - - "'-1.'111M NY. .... • 1• ' - .. ..... . . II TWO apartmut ~~YUoW, VWV~• !Mm for ua. _. and bueflt at tbe Help Wanted •u . .,._ Sale At Landm1rk Streett P·~~ •·-o 1o1, ........,. a.,..,.,, .,.,,.. ==-=-~ · - - - - ~ ... JllotK _ _, , - • , . . Cbureb. laid \nUl~ ol 1ald TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs , tl,500. ...,.., ........ _..... ... ...... llrw J HP ...,,.. nttor man over 30 at once for 1" ' ,. , . . .. _ , . . ~- ' Launl NaU.OuJ "'" '""..._ "" •PMilnJo II&$ ......... $129 _ ..... mE bedroom 1111 Ollie. te . . me1gs, Gallla and M.• • o • n . 10"- Ho..... . ltreel Pomero• tl,lllt. ""' • ,.,. ,.,., •• ,,. """" ... ... aM a -ar, II... M.H ___..11.00 '111'0 bedroom, r I' llllPJ'O'f'UIII!Dt aDd l'MDIIIIIrlleCto• of County . Rapid advaljtoemenl. , ,... moderu lrame .... .., ........... ..,.. oil .. whl<lo .. llow Uprlehf lloclric Lih~?ral fringe bentfi{s. M1.1st M. :;._. ._.,..<~ home, 451 Lincola st., Mid- ~ua':" .:;:-:-:.;'...-:'.~~r!~ ...... ..•• 140 a a! , • cw11 car and be able W. lake 11 Like Uwcl No,... Refrl11rator tlleporl, tt,V95. -· .... ., ....,,... " M.OW: t ' short tnps. Sales experie11ce i 2i ~ e6 ....... 75.00 10.00 ~ bed room d er ft ""'" .. UWI ~ ••ICI nd onnEE m o 1- . 10 • ......,. No..w .... 5 . . helpful but not· necessary. i a.. MM home all utilities 'li'...t-1'111 PomeroJ, Oblo, u Hturu, for l..tcl lal4 u.ua wW ....... Maria~ Write D. L. Dlckerso•, Pre1- ::. POM:ROY 1o E.U.B. Cburab, ti,IOII. ""•" ,,. c..,. .. ,., ..,. ""' ot ident, Southwestern Petrole8Mt. 992-2181 SERVICE atation, vacant, liv~ ._;:::;."':' ::.;,::~~.!;.~ urn CorporatioR, 53-4 North ,._ 8aib' lng quarten, Opper Syr-. '" u..... - -1......., Mam Stre<>l Fl. Worth , Tex· 2t. wiD ..U 011 Iaotl oontntet. ll3.· L •· ' 32. lmpeluoal as, 76101. t Ill Ill! .._,..,. ea....,, Mgr. 100. !!';." ;"'._ L ., .., ._ C.~ H HOPS lOW. Must uODol 1-=:::::::;::;:=::;:~~=~IIIOMB It llil Robart II., IIJd. 31. llu'• oe 18 or older. Apply in per. ...,..... I· ...I Estate For Sale tlleporl, ~ acn 1o1, ..... woTtco ~.1100. .~.;.. '!::':"~.:0., ..:::: S!H'. (r(]w's Steak House, acont..d 111JIII!W IJSTING IN SYRAeu5E BOUSE oa LiPCol1 u..;••te. No• cWiN ...• who• Drl••· pl•e. ,.,., Pomt>roy. t 14 tfc fw ~~· el """"'· rul4e~ ill . . Jlpel ClEAN AND MODERN EL£816117, Pomeroy. UDfurnlBhecl, ........ ""' .,.. ..... ""' .., ... WCJ\t~:\ for waitresa work, ..._.. TJUG ROME $1,500; witb llnihn f7,00D.. =.:~ofC:::~r·a:~n~ mu~t be neat in appearuce. i I lUJ())I !rime ll loadruoma), ML can be flnlllced. Call ti8Z- rlolollll,.,.. "" - - ,....., .,., DotHa w. Hwnpbn,., 11 de&twbnt, A p p l ~ m f)erson at the Green ; a . eo.et.• Uviag room (21Jtz), kill!htD fl2t after f p. a, Call 191- 11 ... eo..... ..,... Cowl ., " " " C.uhlt>~. ru. 7, Gallipolis, 0. : 46. Pe«et with plonty of baae ... will 3589. ~":':~;''::. ~ 9 14 3tc i ti.)(- .. ab!MIII, moderll bath, utll· 8'Brlea ... fnw llealty k '"" . -... ,......,., ,.. .....,,_,, . I .,... ~OW TA.Kr:'lif: appliratJ,.rls for poee:ry tty room. cellar, large eoaI lJ 1&1 :::!: ot ~ waitress and· grill womjln fl. Ht • ~~ porch wltb omaNil ...... toe•Wil .. ' - " ' · ....., te ero """' I ROOMS, bath, ooclosetl porell """"'' Oblo• ...,. " " ....., .... from 6 p. m. till mrdnJghl . •• --~ Bo..-'!'.~~tal ~~-railings, ~ b8semeat, <oel .funace, hll =-~.:: WAN TED .l ....,,11& uJorablt . - wltla lltome aook..S IDa 1new . . . Ulat'1 whit ,. I ·-- . .~ •W WY :1-2111 ERVIC . ......._ •• 110 ~-"-II"...... OPEN lVII • , "'" ..... ,.._.... f'OMIItO'f . . 14 •. 50MEFRITIE~ · USED EQUIPMENT . CORN MEAL, ~=i :1~~~inder engine. standard transmiasion, ndio, heater, l';~~~~~~~~~~r=~:.~~~~~~=r~~~~~~~~~: , aln Servin a _ u ,SELLiNG OUT , pOIJ!IIO'f Motor Co,. RAUIAIUil WltTISI Brl 1hC ~enloe. • 5•u ! z this CAN l: SORRY A CUP OF FRITTI!RS? lltwllngs Hond1 S1lea Phone 9fl.2143 Pomeror, 0. ........., HAM SHOOT Sunday, S.pl. 18 , THR~F.· and tour room rw·nisn· - · · I and whtte, below DmHII, ~~:arki!::n."'1acrolo.- --~iiiiii:iiiiiiii"___ titarting <ll 12 p. m. on the I eo ~md unfur?tsh~d apart· CA:'-lNI_NG tomatoes. SOc bush i ~~!s?n, ': Va. ___! llltl el iot. On1.J $1l,OOO.OO. Hobby fltll Fa··m near Racin•. menls _ ~VY _.-5434 12 6 tfc el, ptck your own or $1 b"';h· ' ONE SET of used llrar·bell I'OMEROY _ t.06UST rr. Ci1U llrldlord Sponsored by lht' Racinf' i rHHEE and lour 1'00m r~~ el, pi<.'kcd. Don Hubbard . ~~:I weights, $1~. lifting wt;.ght of 1~ atocy tr.uDt bume, sis . . . , _ • OltCPtl F~remen. 9 15 lie i nished apartnlfn" All utili· racuse, 0. 9 13 lite i Iii() lb. Pb. 7424176. t Illite I"<IOIIII, blltbl, baaelllllll. A. C. IIIIADI'CU DR. Richard · L. Slack, M. b. , ' ties pa~d Phone IVY l·tnti. PUPPIES, mixed between Cock· ·-·- -· Caa be lilllli<Od willt ~.1111 •· 1 • GMt has taken a temporary leave·! Rowle' and Reed. Aller 6 , er Spaniel and French Pood· ; clown. Baluel like reM. Salt 1 1 uf absf'nce from-h is .. loc<-~l p. m. cH II WY t-35j4. 1 le. Ph. 992-2071. i 13 6tc ~ prioe .,,OOO.OD. AWING • • • , ...-. .... practicP and will not be a-~ __ -· _ ·-- 4 3 _tfc l ONE K;ngsto• sweeper wtb 1-New Holloncl Bl-or ~RT- BJIOADWAt ftct, aD - - WY NIH. vailable until fut·ther noti.,., , ROOM apartment with bath all attachments, like new . , Good 1~ lrame, ~':"'· 111e l'lbr:lc llbop, p.., iJ 9 15 31c ·in Pomeroy. 0. Ph 992·5385. Ph, 949·2261, Racine. t 13 61l! ~ -·reo J• bath, uWiiJ room, ..,.ar, Alllbodotd . _ 111e1 lltd 1 1-Pjckup Disc workshop ooroor lot 1 ......._ 9 11 He - - - - -- 1 • lie -~ _ _ _ __ DON'T pumn your sluggis ..p- 3-UHd Trocton 106), $6,Soo.IIO. 1 Wanted 5 ROOM apartm•nt "ith batb. tic tank . G•l Klean-Em-AH IIYBAet.ISE _ CIIIJlli!ll 11'.- UADY·IID 11 Ill tllll,... ~iiiiiiiiii"""ii;iii"'-~iiiii~ [ Ph _99~_3319. 8 9 lfc septic lank cleaner. Land- FULTON-THOMPSON l otory remodeled brkk. 7 .. rllbllo , _ pro,leel. J'ul I ~'OUR ROOM furnished apart mark farm Bureau. TRACTOR SAW ,_.. 14 1.-p ~•*w), 811 IUJ. l'lwe lltlla-. went. WY 2-3658 4 14 !lc I 11 llOic Milt, ~ I'GOIII, eoller, ftaM lllfiDIII, . Go JJehJ , MODERN2 . bedroom .himiO, BUDGET I'RICED lurDIIUre • WY Ultl ,_ leftll lol (liODIIII). Pro~ ~ C.., IMDeptt'i, BOY or GIRL i Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 day our third Hoor budget lbop. Ia IIGell• rrdM!m A1k111 0.. I • lie or 992·37tl:i ev.nings. Baker Fllr'lilln, MJdtl)eporl CIJBE ITEAK .,. lb., pork · ..,..10. AIR ~ aitblpt In Rutland To Ohw. n 12 de 111opo 611 11., alleed ......, Alborl M, ..., llrMR 11111a ~··Ja'l _.... 7 34 tfe Earn Money end Priaet BEANs;- pot1i11et. - - I 11>. tUt, reg. siol I08p ....,. . . . . . I I I . .Cia. 'JiiW Bl,._ Plttiee , 4 ROOM HOCSE with bath and melor. Clanaoe Prof· powder, J lor lt.H, Ko. Zll Mil. TV 1 11o Delivering The Daily Sontinol to Htabliohed 1 and utility room . good garden, lit~ Port!. . 0. ft. IU-rl5f. lltBcltM, 211o Olll, fl!llt '!!It 1 • lop • • • 10 •lltt IlEA""""- PLUIIB""" lllnl 1 Albert Hill, Racine, Ohio. t 1l lfAI gallon, :1<- ollaeount .. .... 1 II lie ....:_........._..._ ..::_-. •-Jd Rou.,.. Ph. 949-2261. I II 6tc -..- --. ~"""'...,..,......,_,.,._- · ELVINEV··MAKIN' 'f DICK RAWLINGS IIWTTNARS BlaeHnan 2 WA"NTED IIIC . .1 PIOPLII A CUP OF , CORN MEAL> LOWEEl'l'? ly WALT WITTIRIIIt .;.t'r i!-" $1495 --------mileae-e by looal owner, beautiful dark areen over lllbt ·I 143 an Rutland Road. Pbone I furmshed, .\11ddleport. Ph. 1 I ~2 38"4 • 12 tfc 742-4461. 9 16 trc I _•·_·._ , · • II ONI OP THI BOBCAt M t t 'lh b th ' 3 pavments Sti each left. Ph. • 6 ROO npar mPn WI. a 992·2Su5 ' 15 61e PHONE WY 2-2156 utili<ies furmsh•d. close to __ . -, I I IIIIa bllsiness d"lricl, 110 pel< Ph. MOTHER cat and I ldltens,l RHI &t... forSIIe 11'1'1'11 COLD WJ:ATIIICR • ! 992-3092. 9 14 31p would love to have nice I For Sale ~-----------1 Notice I home. Pb. 992-7460. t 14 3tc -loud, erlekelll, splden a. olb_ ____ , ·l ROOM "'"''"and ba<h o• , PIGS, Marvin Stone. Harrison· • ..._willie -*1.. ADAMS Trading Post and ~n· Laure S!, Pomeroy. Ph. 9\12· . USED 1956 Shasta travel trail· villi! Road. 9 I& 61p ' " " " ' • • D~~ lldt your borne whm It's llqlle S!ore moved to a new 5293 9 !3 tlc j er Ao•che Eagles, camp-' ·. ' .,.- ~_..., nrm. l'nlleel JoUr llome location. now at Cross Roads · . · . ing equi~mlent .and rentals. 1964 ALCOA hous~ trailer,_ ~51 lnm tbele plltl witll ARAB, Junction 124 and state route 3 ROOM apallment and bath, Rou<h and Lyons Camping ' 10, 4 it. extension on. living oy - IIane~ .._ . I mtllable at ......, hlldln ...., •• M50 SPORT green . Like new whitewall tiree, spotless clean Interior, 1!55 30tp 1; ' 1 Ohio Also furni<hed apart· 19116 VACUUM CLEANER ri eomm•nt,• low r<nl. Ph. 992·2639. ; of lay-away. Tan k IYe• HONDA SAUS & SERvia) BRAKE SERVICI tnd heater. Low HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES .... 6S CHEVROLET lmpelo Hordtop - - - - $229J Cash Inc .• P. 0. Boi 648,! Ma son W Va t t l2tp . 1 ExPERIENCED • house with bath and l ANTIQUES, Furllilure, marble 1 CHEVELL& 2 Door utility room, good garden. AI· top tables , dishes, eot glass. 64 uno .., w..., .w ••"'" ~ n "' c•"' II before 1900 especially want· ed paying cUrrent prices, co~fidential. Send list to: I CAN' 1 BORRY I JUST USED UP MV LAST SPECK =·--• ¥. n.. ,_ JIRiiC,... ), = I' "":'!!.':! . ,_, I .. : �' fHE WILLI!TS Get____Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arvices _ ___ _.,_.....___ . h-Dally Sentlne~ l'llmeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Sept 18, 11160 ,,,-----------~------- WANT AD INFORMA liON » '' I P. M. D~:•:;:'!' ...., DHflll"• t;tt A. 1 For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. Wantacl To Ivy ''*•••""" S garage, BE.DROOM house wilh bath~ ' OLD COINS and paper eurrenlarge lot, fc,r adults. . .. . c:O":~:J.::• . John Sheets Box 64 Middle-. cy m nice cond1tiou, material M. ••• .. n••• • .,.... t:ll a. Pw o., .. PW!Ic.t... · TRAILER. Brown's 1' r •••uLATIDIII ..T:"'!:-:-~.":;'-:.. ....,..: .,.,....,. · tMu141 N •~'tect......._ ,....,.. IMf'HIII•feay TIN ' 1' 1~ 2tc __ . t por' 0 · M. 8 1Ie r Court, Minersville, 0. Ph~e 992-3324. 9 15 J2tc "~ . "::;',.;::: .:'',.':..;::r.:~.':,!' 4 ROOM c.n".:":r:-~~•.!:'" c... NEWLY decorated apartment, 4 large rooms and bath drapDIKeunt . , P• 1• ... eries, 1·mo1eum, new 'o ··ner .. ,. 110 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, ... o., - rHANK• .,,. "''"" '' ..,. I:AID • OIITUAitll tl.SI : . : . : ; : , .. .~n •=• . ' I l. e e 1 bert Hill, Racme, 0. Phone 949-2261. 9 14 6tc • ::.!u:: c:::;. '; 1 ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT :'!~m ••c" ....c. •••.. misrellaneous items. Rudisill, llJ I..A!tioo Terrace, LocallJ owned and ODlY 12.000 mile•, 8 cylillder .power ste~tint. SpotleM fawn interior, beautiful maroon 1mlsh. Rad1o I 1 1 u Pomeroy, Ohio. For S•1e A . IVL. ,. ' ' " , "" Dilly ..,.,.,, ' ' " • · " · ,. " ' " NM• t 14 6tc IT' s 10 IAI't' tO P'LAC~ a USUL I fi'IOOUCIN. : 1 I 1 ou 1I plele with attachments. Only SPRINT flY 1-21ft ® • CALL - I 7 ........... - ltreodo. IIUIIII _. llool P• ....,. · Ill $6. DtaJ Plfbr'l • • • p . . . . . . . .. Cllellor. T .1 M . w Va Ph 1 room and same on kitchea, POMER ral "'· · oson. . . . b ·11 · Bo ~ ruo1111 (I bedroow) yer, r~ . 8112_2800 or 773. 5611 . ' IS tfc ~ owned y W1 1am ·U: LI'L ABNER ~ 91 r.:'!.h --. MR. SEEPAGe; buil~ d - olory NEVER LETS "'-1 EMPLOYEE DOWN!.' WISH'T HE'D LET US DOWN .'!" THIS Fl'IIN' tS NOTONL.'/ IN·CORN·VEN IENT MOTCNtS . eBOATI a MOTOitS •BOAT PAINT eTOOLJ S.. AI diH GOBLE FORD WYrii ~NI=ft=-~=== MeiiOpolltlftMohlll EEk • M!l!. hwllnp IMIIturdlr '!OJ SEE MOIJIQI: lM IJOT t'IAcn.v THE AGGRESSIVE TYPE! USED T-RAOORS :o:::-:::.. lw HOWl! SCHNEIDER I TAit:E' LIFE' AS IT COMES! k!HATEVER WILL BE ... 1\JlLL 8£ l WHY FIGHT fT ? ._,.,..,., •. ...., .... - .... 1 AFTER ALL, IVHAT t::oE> A ' ~RSO/.J Ll ~ ME Ri<ALL't' NEEJ) It./ LIF~? .., ·r ":l' II ;::: :_ I '·' . ;, 1-F--a 160o0. Ce•pl1lelr ruondlll..., w1t1t fl..... Jh1pltll 01RIIel ..... , . '.~. J}. Meigs .Equiipment Co. .... Mef11 .:;; e2 USED ~RS LEFT •Any T.,.,. a Jot Me . e p··-s - ·• for ,OUTBOARD eHIMtr lupJlll Co. Mlddlopart. .,._ · ly AL. I.APII- -··. ~ · ~~ ~' " MIOOLIPOIT OHIO .c..,._. c:- eBulldoar * ............... 1 .....,. . "- ,j'-'f j, h:IILOLUf - - --·- ~ •I I rf - <• I YovP... Rlghl 1 I2 CALL 992-2 !_:~ i - -I s.U. ::; !~;i~;~n~~:·;~~nis~:.:: 1 JTIoolling TER~ Bluo t,S,.v tho upltololorJ. wa tor olo811ww'ro ing rueo lid 1 1 IIIII 011 :QooUr ..~-=·Gnu.,. tit fiC. A* ·~ SPINET PIANO BARGAIN close to store and close lo Renl tl•ctrie lhmpooot" $1. RP5ponsible party to lake my home . ~hone to use, wUJ Baku Furniluro Co tll61a over low monthly paym•nlo rent tp,;eouple or priYalo plf· • on 8 spinet plano. Can be son. Ph. 143·2600, Portland, 0 . 19116 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A~Tl'IQI ae<>n loca lly. Write Credit •• lte awing Deedlt. Zig .., buill Manager, P. 0. Bo> 215. Shel· NICE 4 tOOIDS lnd ball! ,.. Ia foc butltllbol.. , b II Dd byville, Indiana. I 16 21p furnished 1 partm01 ~ Mltldl• !lema, Dl080@1"1Ull, ole. Guar- -- - an•--• ~rt, Ollie. ft. M-3874. """'· Only I-·-~ •~.,...... loft fl' uch. Ttadn aiiQOPiotl. PL I I Ita . lt2-21185. I» IIC BOY or GIRL ' lilsuriiiCII CLEAN y...- rue• lor 1011 Ibn I• • lt. tr1'tb Lustr• PoaIll· 1' GET II quulatiml !rom IIEtJ.. lower Pomeroy & TER INSURANCE AGENCY Electri< shampooer rental Upper Middleporll~uto INC. befofl renewiq your $1. Eberabacb lldwe., Pome; ,, auto Insurance. We may bl . D. I 11 61e Earn Money and PritM •.,., Delivoring The Daily , able to llvt you IDOIIty. IRISH Cobbler potaloel, KenSentinel to ntablished I I tte --•-I wm · ter 1====;;-:,.---cc--- · · - pota•·· or . AUTOMOBD..E ID..,...,e beert Aloe <lll,ling tom.atoeo, pick ·"-• • -~ ..... L-• ~~-eu~ ...... T ...... your opera~ your owu, 11 . .....~. , _ _ or's HeeDHT Call WY 1-296&. lllii<JII, Portlaod. o. , I I& tiel t 15 25\p ·, ...., 1 ':o=. ·rs: OL_, ..... . -·II' a :',:0 - . ,."';',.. :: =...•,..=,.to_,'\': -.c.... rtl.,. b . -w. j ' --1' '. . . • w..!::'=- =:· _:.no:; a..= __,..,&AIIJDIILL"' & :J. pp,_ ...,., PHONI WY N974 liNt INg h - lie MfiuiL p n - ltllllnC lllllkes Face TI·ge.,.s In Opener "-.._ ...-..... ,........ loy'l 1118 1.,...,._ I .~ .... polnlllace, WldJt Br ..., ... a' lilollll will p1 1111111 f11 lie IIMIIYidual a •..,....,, - • - . aocl ............ - 111111 11J l'l!liDJ IICIMANB ~ w.-. Coaeb Ptltll Diebel of loulb Carolina lnd oophOIIIOI"I quat· tarbaot Bill Bredley of Texas wW wllk a eommon bed ol bot ooQ tbil Saturday, and lhll -ly f2st may prn;e II IIIey ab.... ,_, oicHn .__ IN 18P '" ., IV I ... lute ollltelr oWII ubeo. we' lilt 14 uc. F-....._.. . _ . 0.. 'I'ltt lparllnl, trbo rlllllecl llrat Ia lhl llaltetl Pro. ID!onalinu' -""·· IMt Ma· .___ • ····~ ~~ana te B adle ho ... -'" r Y " w"' .•1 l.lnhty~ r -•. _., JVUUI:a ..__ _. _.... load ••• bor8l 1£alnat • ruued Soutb- em qlifomla equad Ia the Dtatzel, 1 Mlthi& lta&t --. th · I • ODDiell • 16-polni lboloo. Arkanoao, tanUd IlL I fn 19116, bas u u..nat qgorter. b k · ~ Brl"-- - A "': 111 ,_.,.. '""' a IOlid defllllt led h. M "Y ~ Amerlc1 Loyd Phllilpl. 'lbe aollea• lootblll Razorbaeb alto h" • 1a1r1y -ell liD.. ttlfi6, II oa the opol eaoy IObetlule btiiMhtl wflb lor the JeeOOd time ill the past Oklahomo llale, .,.. w1tom &.. au- ---.-..~a.n... lh u•l yean. ....... ·~-~, ey rote • 10lid • ·point coaohinJ 1.4uislana Stale for ooven · aea90DI, he Willi to -'In tb ' ~., I "'"'Y ,.. " '""' our rough yean with tbe Cadet& aocl left them lor lhl ,..ener piaturel ol Sou&b Carolina th1l -· TbiJ Saturday ill takn bla Gamecoekl back lo wb., hll IIUCCOSI . . begtiD BatuD .,r a ....... with the lougil 'l1Jlen, IIIII 1118 nltll'll doesll't uaetl• ligurl to J be 1 bomeaoming for lhl &. Jear-old coacb. Dof- 11 A I'Nitlem Iouth Carollaa ret1tm1 3S of tt lettermen but defenH ..W be a major problem. Tbe o._. cocU may win the Atlantic eoast """"''...., ~--~·- "''" --'•"8""'• but the oddam•nn ... them Rolli•. La. - favoriM . Nebraslta, lit lllllon'a lfllrd. - L - • • - - lui ,......, -Jell, ha• IIYt offensive and . . . defeuslVI regulm returning lrom lui MUOD'I Dlllfn&td JqUad. The Corllbutk... are lootled l'lilb good 1"lllllllnl bacltl IBtl Bub Churehlek prond Ill Ill Orange Bowl lltat ... bas lhl lll&ldnp a1 a 111n11oa1 qWierbaclt. Tuu attilllu at lhe lint team Ill IIDe lor Jlabruka lnd lhl Con111J1kwt ... !J.tlljJd favorite.. II other 11me1, UCLA (Jio. I Iaiit HIIOil) II a huge lltil*t favorlta "'er Pittsburgh, . . . sour! (No. 6) Ill 1 m.puw cboice over Mtnn•ota. S 1111 ' - "' Ia I two. po _.,..,. Texas Teclt (No. .), W '"t Apply r r~ per~ o (If rlw '' r or ahade amv • ......m ....,... lr'eel 14 soo Part a. -. ..,.. " ,.. • twe-touebdon lllldenlop Ja faV9retiiiJ 10 ... 01 1 tin Rf'staurant. Middl"r"'f'l. ~-Look. houae with llvina room, kit.- b.uab' , ~- · ........._ ' ...... ,. Vol- m, .... ..,, " _,.,_, 1118 Tlpn. Slate Florida .. ~..-... ukanee ~bedr bath and n.u ~..>~~~rt, Y•~N~A•· &be 11111111 C.W.Q" .,_.. ....,... Nlo . - • , , . . ,... Ol11o: 9 14 3tc ""'"· oom1, · It 1 .tz lie """'" to •""" " _ . , ...- ••• Brodley II II yean y-ser Nortltw•ltlllo H , ··f:KF:F:PF. R to h•l~ care DAILY C(RI IJOQWi& - .............. 1111 •arport, located 011 lal (125l! ~-::.-= ~ than Dle4Zel but 1111 problellll • ~l n for 3 children, pnvate rOOm I ~ 1Z5) IIIL good ~Uoo. Priead Auto Sa.. !:: ::;':.:,:.-;< are obout equaL 'llle taleoted Alrll, • It .: " · _ 11 .., """""· ..... IUJIItom<tN, a1 1111 moot diQioe onr p l~"and board. small wages . .Julia j o... t, •..-... -·-. ~a-_...a.. CUCIU.EBREALTY 1158PLYMOUTH,4doorSedu .,....... ...,.,., _ _ .._,...., ·•· ~lho_,.,_NI"r : :· Hill. Rutland, 2 hou.., be· --- Lo, X tor tM ... a .. etc. l!!lllck ......., ...... V-1 utomalle pe- ··----· ·diDOJIJ• tha• .,_. ... •••rd.t41 ... qm~ JOUBI puayerl m iiUIII . . . . . . ._,. • • • I r.' ... "' -~ Albert M. Cos, Broker • oot1 eunditioa ' w~PL · . . . . . . , _•• ..._ . . . ....._ ... lhl ,..__ ----~ . . . .-u .... - -· low Nazarene Church . tru..-hin. u. Jencth and tot t' fll. U. ......... .a ---~.· .. lilA uu.... "',....... w11t. u.. ._. w ...... . ..-- . II ... t 12 6tc & •· h daf UN eo4e tetter. art art a_, eltlud, SaletiiiM ..... I . • .W~oord. locat.d 1a ...._ naa ., Confenact earriel Teus' bla1lr I It! II. rm, Hlll'rlsoovillt, 0. ..... - ... -...... ..__ :.. _ ...._.... ' '. . - ---,.----· .&. ~ q I " ..__.,_. - -11111c Nlde- ..w .. , . . _ , . ,. - - "' ID , ~~· · , ,....1lovment Wanted , -OIIlllllboldden. P1t1J It ••• MPOO P'l' BYDJII:UPDio a1os VAO 91331e ·oa•vav IIU-.nl 'J1ii ,_...._. ...,. lheltt....., - : ; · fl LADY wishel 5 4ayo a """k - - -- ·- ·- New York 101 11110 011- 4 I I . ....... """;"""'~ . work. Mrs. Lewio Peters, o E Y u A L D X DE M ;, R u 'I' VaT 1J P LX • IIDVSE FOR SALE. S. II lou Fraa 8112 130 10z..oll 14 1 w - ,.. """ -alllgbJ . , _ aocl !'11111111 Law, (2), Sycamore SlrePI. \liddli"JIOrl. i IDPLU DCJ IEL.-YDJOYU IYDIJ.PLX JDI Hamilton Street, Middle- libaw,Selma(f),Ginlaer(l)~:;_r~,,H.II.Ttot elvt lftJ 1111!'1 polnlll, buiMqBaal (1), · .. (I) Ohio. t 16 Jk ; Ellllll pori, or eall 19W3:11. and Grote, Gooue1 (I)• Bolla jult how minJ 111eJ ... ~ 1111 P~, , 1W- · 1 1 II~ <10-10) arid' Hallw. 1 Y-1'•, c.n"•"'~' WHA~R'!,:ru,~: :•;; Ohla lun llldJu word- ~ deJIIIIII ~ Bretlley, <t) .... ·~· WPWANT WORK •• ,P~~cJI , WHO !'~ 'l'llli_ .. ~-~·'"'"~ELL WISE prepertr •• llO· 13). liRa -Luplow · (5th), IDC ."areat~· 111!Ul, bovt 1111 work Ilrjl6l)e (\~. 'Law <It"'" • Will hve. "' • ~,·, Jrf '·- -·-·-- - - ··· , illl J1ut1enu1 .lYe. ft. ti8Z- FurJitet 2 (6th , '1111) BariiO the bistorlc rmr wltldl eul out f1li' ·.Jdlil udf • b 1). Stargtll "''' ' · Pit. 773-5711 at 17f. -;;:~ fil - - .._ .. II I Jt>U . llllt. f l2 1fa . (Jbd), Hllllr 13id). ' ~ . . ..... fiii.Jiil!i llelllll,l¢ ~ ·... .... _. * =-",..:::. ":: •= !.::'.:: :a.= :!,"'::.: Edw.-.... - / ,. t : : : : : t : : 1.,,....... 1... •n-•....--•m •j1 .... "' M- .,:=. . . .::. = "'':1 . =-,..-..,.,... . ._ . LP.sba• y$ ' fZ:''lH: --1 lint-..,_,._. .. '*" . r I'M THIRT'/-TWO, a'r' ~ ' At'-'NIE MY PF.OPL~? ~iAI'iTS rYE lliVER KHOWH! MUCH A£ WITH 'Q].}, AHI'IIE, I HAVE, Q.:RVIVED 8V C..wtCE, ANO THE FRlENDailP 01= VEIN, \IER'I I(IMI) ~TRANGiRS AWt«;i ~ WA'( I ---. agalut Norlil Carolina Slate 111111 will W M IUJ G-· -'"Ill""'• ........... "'" • ... - . . • - and il!r.e 1o ,.. 1M iw w '"'"""' dol · . . II olunly flltiU8b to llop tloam. QuarllriJa<lk - - lhl ... problelll lot lit 8partoao, llld II II Jlf0\'11 leo ..... a 1J11H1. oould uo11y be ecldeYed 1 aallonaDy.felovioed 1am1, rank II tho men OD opot thiJ week •• ..,..._ faolball - r U'C-,..... laDeel Ita first IIi& wNhltd of ly HAROLD GRAY 1011, OJIIII Dlellel who wll dlreel ltla o......-••• llouth C~lilla equad agaiDal ~.... ~ LITTLE ORPHAtt ANNIE! >ua· laml IW 111111-. Ill-* o.-. the 1e81011. ,...., --;anted .......... A-, M- •, ,.. - •. ._ --. .... ...,... =--=. = Su- port~-. B & ..- -....,.8 .. .,......,.., .,.. & - Ill L Moho "='J.,. ,•.::. .- -oqec.wt.., .. .. 1 DAILY CROSSWORD Jill:=; - "__, :~·~1'~ r ... :;. ~~-~..~Me~la~~ a *~~~~Ho~l-:lll:ta;:~::.:.::lri~o *• - ...... .._ :(loDop;~·~: ·..... or - 1~ •-.a ........_ Di•etze1to -titilii. tl ~ , ''..' ' lli'aci-. ~;, •· 9 ... -.w._..,_ ' I II . . ' •• ' ...., . _ , • .I . f fiiiiiL ,__ BaACir ;piMIINII fC 1 . . . . tiJii LlfAJ. IIOTtto llrot ·limo )'011 uo lllui!M- tl,llll.":t ~....., ..._, • ~~- . . In lo olaa ....... Ileal El... ftMEI10 :.-:.:-..r.~~ ~~ Wit llbampouor tl, PollltJ"OS' ~:': 41! ~ 1 * 1, HilL :.:· .:-:: I. D.'i "'.i:ri!:; CeiL .t Bluet Co. I Ia lit U:Po~n I ~ - - · - - -..,. - ~ - 'ltTa I-on. "...... -_,., lAVED ·-• . . . . for MIDD .......- ... - .- . , """ ~ . ....,. ,w._ It ..... • - --. wal te wd,Wrpet;, ()!). . . ..,. _,. ~·. /111111 'Birl ,~ ~ MP'NITTIT-1 IMq lr-. '~if eltdrll ob•mpoHr $1. Plat· 1 1'001111 ltldfG n1 lllttiL • 4L • • - - • ... ' . -·...._..,, ..,...,,. .,, Hardwara Co., Inc. 1&,1100.00. '" .... ·~ Boltol 1 tz 11e ALBERT M. lOX, BROU:a ~ . . Bnry Gelaad, llo!Meea c, .._ 11. "'"'""' ..., .,.., • ..., liNGER Dewing Machtllt m ••• ,.._ .........,.., ... uo lovely portable ease 'nlis Eut te tbe cornar: ~-· 1110 ' " ' lll8eblllo late model. .llaa the lbeollp • 11• • - II - u. . ~ II I •-" '· ·' . .,. ·'" ,.. , _ ,.. ... till ......e. ....so ICIIUJ>' ..1..... , ped to ,;, za• Take ovor TWO __.._eDt bouse U6 "'" . _ . .. o11 ,.. .,,..,.. -. •· .,.... _, • ....- •- - ,_ ... · PlY"."'"'" of 115.25 per month. llulben}' .lvenuo, ~. : :,.:.-::, .:,. -·.::...,;::. Try it II your bome. PboDe ~.soo. "" ...,..,,. "' .... w. ........ 1!"'-3218 I 11 6to TBIIEE bedreom houR, BIJI. ,.. .....,. - " '"' · - - - - · -·--· ---·-- - - - ··· . . ......, -· M.:., Help Wanted ~w . ·- Walnul s....tenut Aveoue. Pr• til Mu1q daM ol D& 1 .... w. 18. n.r. - ~· -- . ., , _ ._ - · • • · .. ..,. ..... "ntis wao 1 demonstrator ot 17,500. w. ~F.TAIL oal•sman for inside -DE •·"'-a •·-• 8111- L Pqo o o1 ....,., ,, .,.... local oounty lair. Tbl1 oet • ....., ...,._ - - . ••at. ....., """""· ...., selling, good salary, paid LDI"'••""' ha. new warranty. MW!t sell. ienl~t iYeoue, llo& wal« "c.•r'b~~ :-:._';: vacations and olber beaefil!. L ,..._.,,.,. Radio equipped speed lurll beatms aystem, luu'dwood ....., " ,.........,, ""· lltb, ,_ 1 Write Box 668·B, Daily Seal· 1 I\Otll,.. · ' · lloon • 1100 ·~'" • .,. ... .... - • inel. Pomeroy. 0. State age i 1: ~., table.,.!;t~tel$98.45 ohr $S Phper rouR ~m bouae. 141 Bul- :::..":"~":~'"' ., ...... and experienCII. Our employ· : ..._ mo. ,. 1 1 n your orne. . len 1 A p _ _ Dood .,......,, ,,...., "''· tfZ.3218. I 12 6te u veuue, o.__ ...,., •• u. ~.. t...., a.oora.. ees know of ad. 16 61.< lt. -llot f1 500 - - -·-- --a-I 1'................................ 1 I • "'-.. - - "'-1.'111M NY. .... • 1• ' - .. ..... . . II TWO apartmut ~~YUoW, VWV~• !Mm for ua. _. and bueflt at tbe Help Wanted •u . .,._ Sale At Landm1rk Streett P·~~ •·-o 1o1, ........,. a.,..,.,, .,.,,.. ==-=-~ · - - - - ~ ... JllotK _ _, , - • , . . Cbureb. laid \nUl~ ol 1ald TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs , tl,500. ...,.., ........ _..... ... ...... llrw J HP ...,,.. nttor man over 30 at once for 1" ' ,. , . . .. _ , . . ~- ' Launl NaU.OuJ "'" '""..._ "" •PMilnJo II&$ ......... $129 _ ..... mE bedroom 1111 Ollie. te . . me1gs, Gallla and M.• • o • n . 10"- Ho..... . ltreel Pomero• tl,lllt. ""' • ,.,. ,.,., •• ,,. """" ... ... aM a -ar, II... M.H ___..11.00 '111'0 bedroom, r I' llllPJ'O'f'UIII!Dt aDd l'MDIIIIIrlleCto• of County . Rapid advaljtoemenl. , ,... moderu lrame .... .., ........... ..,.. oil .. whl<lo .. llow Uprlehf lloclric Lih~?ral fringe bentfi{s. M1.1st M. :;._. ._.,..<~ home, 451 Lincola st., Mid- ~ua':" .:;:-:-:.;'...-:'.~~r!~ ...... ..•• 140 a a! , • cw11 car and be able W. lake 11 Like Uwcl No,... Refrl11rator tlleporl, tt,V95. -· .... ., ....,,... " M.OW: t ' short tnps. Sales experie11ce i 2i ~ e6 ....... 75.00 10.00 ~ bed room d er ft ""'" .. UWI ~ ••ICI nd onnEE m o 1- . 10 • ......,. No..w .... 5 . . helpful but not· necessary. i a.. MM home all utilities 'li'...t-1'111 PomeroJ, Oblo, u Hturu, for l..tcl lal4 u.ua wW ....... Maria~ Write D. L. Dlckerso•, Pre1- ::. POM:ROY 1o E.U.B. Cburab, ti,IOII. ""•" ,,. c..,. .. ,., ..,. ""' ot ident, Southwestern Petrole8Mt. 992-2181 SERVICE atation, vacant, liv~ ._;:::;."':' ::.;,::~~.!;.~ urn CorporatioR, 53-4 North ,._ 8aib' lng quarten, Opper Syr-. '" u..... - -1......., Mam Stre<>l Fl. Worth , Tex· 2t. wiD ..U 011 Iaotl oontntet. ll3.· L •· ' 32. lmpeluoal as, 76101. t Ill Ill! .._,..,. ea....,, Mgr. 100. !!';." ;"'._ L ., .., ._ C.~ H HOPS lOW. Must uODol 1-=:::::::;::;:=::;:~~=~IIIOMB It llil Robart II., IIJd. 31. llu'• oe 18 or older. Apply in per. ...,..... I· ...I Estate For Sale tlleporl, ~ acn 1o1, ..... woTtco ~.1100. .~.;.. '!::':"~.:0., ..:::: S!H'. (r(]w's Steak House, acont..d 111JIII!W IJSTING IN SYRAeu5E BOUSE oa LiPCol1 u..;••te. No• cWiN ...• who• Drl••· pl•e. ,.,., Pomt>roy. t 14 tfc fw ~~· el """"'· rul4e~ ill . . Jlpel ClEAN AND MODERN EL£816117, Pomeroy. UDfurnlBhecl, ........ ""' .,.. ..... ""' .., ... WCJ\t~:\ for waitresa work, ..._.. TJUG ROME $1,500; witb llnihn f7,00D.. =.:~ofC:::~r·a:~n~ mu~t be neat in appearuce. i I lUJ())I !rime ll loadruoma), ML can be flnlllced. Call ti8Z- rlolollll,.,.. "" - - ,....., .,., DotHa w. Hwnpbn,., 11 de&twbnt, A p p l ~ m f)erson at the Green ; a . eo.et.• Uviag room (21Jtz), kill!htD fl2t after f p. a, Call 191- 11 ... eo..... ..,... Cowl ., " " " C.uhlt>~. ru. 7, Gallipolis, 0. : 46. Pe«et with plonty of baae ... will 3589. ~":':~;''::. ~ 9 14 3tc i ti.)(- .. ab!MIII, moderll bath, utll· 8'Brlea ... fnw llealty k '"" . -... ,......,., ,.. .....,,_,, . I .,... ~OW TA.Kr:'lif: appliratJ,.rls for poee:ry tty room. cellar, large eoaI lJ 1&1 :::!: ot ~ waitress and· grill womjln fl. Ht • ~~ porch wltb omaNil ...... toe•Wil .. ' - " ' · ....., te ero """' I ROOMS, bath, ooclosetl porell """"'' Oblo• ...,. " " ....., .... from 6 p. m. till mrdnJghl . •• --~ Bo..-'!'.~~tal ~~-railings, ~ b8semeat, <oel .funace, hll =-~.:: WAN TED .l ....,,11& uJorablt . - wltla lltome aook..S IDa 1new . . . Ulat'1 whit ,. I ·-- . .~ •W WY :1-2111 ERVIC . ......._ •• 110 ~-"-II"...... OPEN lVII • , "'" ..... ,.._.... f'OMIItO'f . . 14 •. 50MEFRITIE~ · USED EQUIPMENT . CORN MEAL, ~=i :1~~~inder engine. standard transmiasion, ndio, heater, l';~~~~~~~~~~r=~:.~~~~~~=r~~~~~~~~~: , aln Servin a _ u ,SELLiNG OUT , pOIJ!IIO'f Motor Co,. RAUIAIUil WltTISI Brl 1hC ~enloe. • 5•u ! z this CAN l: SORRY A CUP OF FRITTI!RS? lltwllngs Hond1 S1lea Phone 9fl.2143 Pomeror, 0. ........., HAM SHOOT Sunday, S.pl. 18 , THR~F.· and tour room rw·nisn· - · · I and whtte, below DmHII, ~~:arki!::n."'1acrolo.- --~iiiiii:iiiiiiii"___ titarting <ll 12 p. m. on the I eo ~md unfur?tsh~d apart· CA:'-lNI_NG tomatoes. SOc bush i ~~!s?n, ': Va. ___! llltl el iot. On1.J $1l,OOO.OO. Hobby fltll Fa··m near Racin•. menls _ ~VY _.-5434 12 6 tfc el, ptck your own or $1 b"';h· ' ONE SET of used llrar·bell I'OMEROY _ t.06UST rr. Ci1U llrldlord Sponsored by lht' Racinf' i rHHEE and lour 1'00m r~~ el, pi<.'kcd. Don Hubbard . ~~:I weights, $1~. lifting wt;.ght of 1~ atocy tr.uDt bume, sis . . . , _ • OltCPtl F~remen. 9 15 lie i nished apartnlfn" All utili· racuse, 0. 9 13 lite i Iii() lb. Pb. 7424176. t Illite I"<IOIIII, blltbl, baaelllllll. A. C. IIIIADI'CU DR. Richard · L. Slack, M. b. , ' ties pa~d Phone IVY l·tnti. PUPPIES, mixed between Cock· ·-·- -· Caa be lilllli<Od willt ~.1111 •· 1 • GMt has taken a temporary leave·! Rowle' and Reed. Aller 6 , er Spaniel and French Pood· ; clown. Baluel like reM. Salt 1 1 uf absf'nce from-h is .. loc<-~l p. m. cH II WY t-35j4. 1 le. Ph. 992-2071. i 13 6tc ~ prioe .,,OOO.OD. AWING • • • , ...-. .... practicP and will not be a-~ __ -· _ ·-- 4 3 _tfc l ONE K;ngsto• sweeper wtb 1-New Holloncl Bl-or ~RT- BJIOADWAt ftct, aD - - WY NIH. vailable until fut·ther noti.,., , ROOM apartment with bath all attachments, like new . , Good 1~ lrame, ~':"'· 111e l'lbr:lc llbop, p.., iJ 9 15 31c ·in Pomeroy. 0. Ph 992·5385. Ph, 949·2261, Racine. t 13 61l! ~ -·reo J• bath, uWiiJ room, ..,.ar, Alllbodotd . _ 111e1 lltd 1 1-Pjckup Disc workshop ooroor lot 1 ......._ 9 11 He - - - - -- 1 • lie -~ _ _ _ __ DON'T pumn your sluggis ..p- 3-UHd Trocton 106), $6,Soo.IIO. 1 Wanted 5 ROOM apartm•nt "ith batb. tic tank . G•l Klean-Em-AH IIYBAet.ISE _ CIIIJlli!ll 11'.- UADY·IID 11 Ill tllll,... ~iiiiiiiiii"""ii;iii"'-~iiiii~ [ Ph _99~_3319. 8 9 lfc septic lank cleaner. Land- FULTON-THOMPSON l otory remodeled brkk. 7 .. rllbllo , _ pro,leel. J'ul I ~'OUR ROOM furnished apart mark farm Bureau. TRACTOR SAW ,_.. 14 1.-p ~•*w), 811 IUJ. l'lwe lltlla-. went. WY 2-3658 4 14 !lc I 11 llOic Milt, ~ I'GOIII, eoller, ftaM lllfiDIII, . Go JJehJ , MODERN2 . bedroom .himiO, BUDGET I'RICED lurDIIUre • WY Ultl ,_ leftll lol (liODIIII). Pro~ ~ C.., IMDeptt'i, BOY or GIRL i Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 day our third Hoor budget lbop. Ia IIGell• rrdM!m A1k111 0.. I • lie or 992·37tl:i ev.nings. Baker Fllr'lilln, MJdtl)eporl CIJBE ITEAK .,. lb., pork · ..,..10. AIR ~ aitblpt In Rutland To Ohw. n 12 de 111opo 611 11., alleed ......, Alborl M, ..., llrMR 11111a ~··Ja'l _.... 7 34 tfe Earn Money end Priaet BEANs;- pot1i11et. - - I 11>. tUt, reg. siol I08p ....,. . . . . . I I I . .Cia. 'JiiW Bl,._ Plttiee , 4 ROOM HOCSE with bath and melor. Clanaoe Prof· powder, J lor lt.H, Ko. Zll Mil. TV 1 11o Delivering The Daily Sontinol to Htabliohed 1 and utility room . good garden, lit~ Port!. . 0. ft. IU-rl5f. lltBcltM, 211o Olll, fl!llt '!!It 1 • lop • • • 10 •lltt IlEA""""- PLUIIB""" lllnl 1 Albert Hill, Racine, Ohio. t 1l lfAI gallon, :1<- ollaeount .. .... 1 II lie ....:_........._..._ ..::_-. •-Jd Rou.,.. Ph. 949-2261. I II 6tc -..- --. ~"""'...,..,......,_,.,._- · ELVINEV··MAKIN' 'f DICK RAWLINGS IIWTTNARS BlaeHnan 2 WA"NTED IIIC . .1 PIOPLII A CUP OF , CORN MEAL> LOWEEl'l'? ly WALT WITTIRIIIt .;.t'r i!-" $1495 --------mileae-e by looal owner, beautiful dark areen over lllbt ·I 143 an Rutland Road. Pbone I furmshed, .\11ddleport. Ph. 1 I ~2 38"4 • 12 tfc 742-4461. 9 16 trc I _•·_·._ , · • II ONI OP THI BOBCAt M t t 'lh b th ' 3 pavments Sti each left. Ph. • 6 ROO npar mPn WI. a 992·2Su5 ' 15 61e PHONE WY 2-2156 utili<ies furmsh•d. close to __ . -, I I IIIIa bllsiness d"lricl, 110 pel< Ph. MOTHER cat and I ldltens,l RHI &t... forSIIe 11'1'1'11 COLD WJ:ATIIICR • ! 992-3092. 9 14 31p would love to have nice I For Sale ~-----------1 Notice I home. Pb. 992-7460. t 14 3tc -loud, erlekelll, splden a. olb_ ____ , ·l ROOM "'"''"and ba<h o• , PIGS, Marvin Stone. Harrison· • ..._willie -*1.. ADAMS Trading Post and ~n· Laure S!, Pomeroy. Ph. 9\12· . USED 1956 Shasta travel trail· villi! Road. 9 I& 61p ' " " " ' • • D~~ lldt your borne whm It's llqlle S!ore moved to a new 5293 9 !3 tlc j er Ao•che Eagles, camp-' ·. ' .,.- ~_..., nrm. l'nlleel JoUr llome location. now at Cross Roads · . · . ing equi~mlent .and rentals. 1964 ALCOA hous~ trailer,_ ~51 lnm tbele plltl witll ARAB, Junction 124 and state route 3 ROOM apallment and bath, Rou<h and Lyons Camping ' 10, 4 it. extension on. living oy - IIane~ .._ . I mtllable at ......, hlldln ...., •• M50 SPORT green . Like new whitewall tiree, spotless clean Interior, 1!55 30tp 1; ' 1 Ohio Also furni<hed apart· 19116 VACUUM CLEANER ri eomm•nt,• low r<nl. Ph. 992·2639. ; of lay-away. Tan k IYe• HONDA SAUS & SERvia) BRAKE SERVICI tnd heater. Low HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES .... 6S CHEVROLET lmpelo Hordtop - - - - $229J Cash Inc .• P. 0. Boi 648,! Ma son W Va t t l2tp . 1 ExPERIENCED • house with bath and l ANTIQUES, Furllilure, marble 1 CHEVELL& 2 Door utility room, good garden. AI· top tables , dishes, eot glass. 64 uno .., w..., .w ••"'" ~ n "' c•"' II before 1900 especially want· ed paying cUrrent prices, co~fidential. Send list to: I CAN' 1 BORRY I JUST USED UP MV LAST SPECK =·--• ¥. n.. ,_ JIRiiC,... ), = I' "":'!!.':! . ,_, I .. : �. .. . f~=:;~~=~::~=~~ eord bop foolbaU alter lbegame PomcroyRutlaad on Saturday night Sept. 11 from 18 to U p. m. at tbe Rutland Grade School Gym. The Jays will provide tbe music. All i ' ' Ruth Riffle Named Valentine Gir ~-·'' ' ~ . . ~ In · ~· ~ · iilat the jl!lo'. ~~ washed ' · AlbblOok Oli O!, Oimgress. · For Secrest 1111' problem 11 11 a 'leleran ~MlOD ~~00..a -rtabli. "old frlerid" ' r~rl wilb vOL;n in ~ ella~ Pro)ectlng l!ltl JjfrsOIIallty wllflln ""'llhort lllru! of the. -~~. new Pd to their home in Mountain View, Calif., after several day visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- form• .· i cllaricl li .COIIIJ4et0cf ' hjs chief prdJ>IeiD. .' . e t71b Dlilrict neth Davis of Rutland. ... OGl~ ~~ .,. . ~..JttJ?~~ ··~b.ftro~, ~t About Eqttal With.l'olitic~ 1~h~oLI~m~ , Jiro~-1111 ~·He ~style, .,~••. (riiiDCII1. . . , . iypa .1'!l •• wilD bu . · ~ ,aD!(\ to leeo·agers from Pomeroy and Rutland are invited. ,-.( ' dJ (II o:s.,,.. :10 I- - ' Tile Rallaad Red !levU Booster Club will bold a re- ' . rejlc· ,!Jlnalcqn•~e!Y, to; the oon.r: tllbtlng.. 1'111. ea\ ~~ of II 1n11 wa1 ID '·liul old" 17th wlllcll Albbroo'k repre- oented but 11 lncl!*'es Mus- kl\lallll1 tl'ld G~rils~y counties wtlk& strongholds ·w~ ~~ 1111111. 'okl 11th• Boutheul Ohio dll1;rict. •., The dltlrlct 11 considered maJ'Ilnal with qcb ·candidate 111en a l8lr or better chance to win., 11 will gel considerable attention during lhe nest seven weekS .. · , . So far, 11 Is the. ooly .district 1n wbiclt oemocrall '-<• doing . mucl! aerlous talklnl!a bout re.pla<:lnJ 1 Repub!lcan congress•. n. 'fi!li is lhelt No. 1 target ill fb u Bliekeye Republican ooqresemea ll8 concerned. The GOP IJ equally eonlldenl and detA!nnlned to ma'q a fl&hl for the dlstrlcL , candl~les Bolb are worklnl ury bani and tboae on the sldelioes who like to watch a good pollUoal scrap figure thll. . 18 it. Personalities, . ISsues and organization wlll .ligute heavily ln. the results. The outcome could upon whether the Johnson is up or down in the pubbe mood at the lime. Whilo Ashbrook faces the problem of winning back tho moderotes who left him In 1964 the problem for Robert Taft Jr. 811 he tries lor a comeback In dep~ adm!Dis~atlon Cincinnati II to will f1f/er the eon...,allvo voterl: ~. It may seem a little .atrange Bepubllcan'a 10n 11)11 have problea with the . cooservaUve wiDI of the party hot thai is the ·Word mak· lng the rounds in Cincinnati. Tall wu a leader ill: thl House during hi' term u con· grossman . at - large In enact.. ing the 1964 clvU rights btU. This and some other votes for Johnson programo, usuaUy Ill modified form, and his general ...pporl of the United Nallons may cause him oome trouble ID November. Taft'o contest with first-term. . lbat the late <OIIS!dered Dip 1 • eon.sldered Dip Ill luek ml c:aukl be a major turning point In Tall's future. II had been taken almost lor granted -and that wu a part of his 19M probletn -that. be would foltow biJ lather mto the Scnall!. 1964 llut changed the time. laDle for Republicans all over lhe country. 'l1lls Ume II Is al· most the win..,.,.get-out-slage for 'rail lba Is wily former Vice Pres)den Richard M. Nixon oould oay In his recent Cine innaU speech that ll was a "naUonal objective" of the Democra!lc pariy to "purge Bob Tall lro1ll pahllc Ute." Tbe jlopesten IIIIo lilt r~ ., · : other I'OI!III'es,alollll . c:krle enou«b to Jllerlt Include the 3rd ;nwae lllt!t • W1ber befJ!8 cballenged by state Sen. Charles , tbelr Day!Dn dlstnct; the 1Qlh . In Southeastern Ohto where Jil.' cumbellt Democra Waler ! .Moeller and Clarenc:l! eontesUng, and tbe new t-. , w h 1 c b covers about ball fll.c, ·" Franklln County and ma=.' t slate. Rep. Clmlmers P. 'fly. ,. ·' and Democrat Rubert .Vflil ,.. Heyde. ' W• J, Miller~ TODAY'S THOUG.Ht"' i.' Dovoted•~O Thl GreiM' Middle Ohio ValkV ttdintl . •A good l!lciety Is I ~ to I toad life for . .. • ', ; eompooe U: 101 -~ -·'· ..via, .. eue~~- ,.. lh . .... aceout.'' - ..... ·~.... , THREE SECTIONS ~~;---~~~~~~~;1-8,--19_6_6·--------~---,--w-4-d•-~~----------------------P-RI-CE__l_O__~ ~--~~~------------------------------------~· ' '• , AI . • H ' In DMZ lWith Heavy Bombs D "But you said you wan~ed to cook out tonight: Over 340 Members of Hanoi's Elusive 324B ·Outfit Killed Saturday in Tmp Maneuvers CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Phone 992-5432 BAHR CLOTHIERS i, TONIGHT lhru SUNDAY Sept, 16-17-11 Patty Duke As Teetering "BILLIE" f Jim Backus Jane Greer (Techulcolor) You'll find the best Mortgage Loan for a growing family Riglat #ere/ Younger couples, especially, want the most economical Mortgage Loan they can get. That meA"" Cll8 of OUl clearly· "1W.od" and all that I The NOW look of London is brought slateside i" all-wool coordinates for fall by Jean Castle. Americanized version o! the ribbed Pcnr BOJ w1th bas~et wea¥e yol<e 34-40 9.95 Coordinates with lined, heather• ~~ pants, 8-20, 13.00. Long·sleeve Poor Boy features hori2lllnlal · 'hl~g at cuffs and bottom. Sizes 3442, 9.95 It's teamed with a slim, fully-lined , ... Ju;st skirt, 5-15 and 8-20, 12.00. All m yummy frosted sltailes al Brk:k, Fem, Tea4 or Plum wool. stated, no-red-tape bank Mortgage Loans ••• with iuunediate action and paymenm that fit right into a g.rowing-fam. ily's budget! At down-to-earth cost, too. Buyin& w building. come ae us NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. · POMEROY NATIONAL BANK krvi'IJI Mrigs County for over 94 yetJTI RUT~D PONmROY c I Member Federal Reserve System llember rederlt Deposit IDiurance CorporaUon SATURDAY •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN FROM 9A.M. to 9 P.M. AGOOD TIME FOR FAMILY SHOPPING Murderer . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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