http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8b2c6ab44013a9dd92d66440ddddb8e9.pdf b7f204410a59fde48dce705f9c0366c8 PDF Text Text I. ' .. '' \ I· . •••• I f \ ; 1 ,, ' ,• ( . .: I .' I .. .•,. •), ' ..• . " (' ! I ., ' ' •• l,. .J. .. . ·.: • ' J DHD~ed "When tbey tOI of the engine rooni, bouse, they sure fot Emmett (Petej• steamboat man, haC boat men, made tlil were discussing tht Pete wanted I• original Delta Quei lounge, which is a [ The real pilot houSt. like the present Queen's pilot hOuse 7'(1. Tlul ,,.,_,.,. 0# Tlul . ' llel,..Matm~ .. Maryland Decisions Stand In Constitutional lssqes dat . THE* PEOPLE 1 ,, ,...--. MAY KN:)W WORLD ~THIN~. ·' Tuesday M ;·, 11 11d hJ:r Dennt',\', Ht. I ilillwdl. • m •• at Holwr Ho s pita l DEATH~ 01" MO J•mes R. Johnsan , 67 e Lo•·Ar Hi>t•r H1l. , clif'd n i~hl born in Co "~~-' • · !'it) un J of !h., I;•• Jnhn 1 Halley Julu•s o, oC Cru\ marrl ll Kf' IIJ~ to thl' ro Moore, wh~ ~urvtvu al .,) two d~u ~ hl t! I'~ . Mrs 1 ~~ Galllpo l l ~ a nd Jolw~on uf l'n ' loml:>us . 1 thrl'e ~o:ruocldl ilcln•n . OU <l rt' ;1 ~ i.s\er an rl Lw• bl Bush Homer Moore ami .Jacll: .lollmmn. :.11 nf L' rown • ther and Ice~ ~< IS l er 11re dfU Wt>re llt> l<'' Wf'{lne>d at the Garfield Avenue :'h r ls t and lwria. w~• Clty eemeter~· under dl r 1<' . L. Stever.t Funeral I Willlo~m•, Ml"'. Dill\ Pine S1. hornt' of '' 12, ' tlled Mo nday Mr~. Vt!rn ie W1 well. She wlls horn In Pl N. c .. ;,, llll:l4 d ~ mlhtel Ben and .\1 ary Don . Sh by a !II~Ler . Mn. lsaO. Galllpolil and 1eve ral nephews. Services were day afternoon at P11int Church when• ! he wu Burial wa• In Buck Ri< you_can'1 ) No Costly F with this .Aho1.1,ma.tie t I'm c.om.ill! about! we'll c:bAt a. bit,eh? ~ Ulan GAS¥ Provides fully' aut' gas heating foro without costly rer :::::----.... ~ i EIIGANT IN AP~ \ rkfl, luxurious ~,· ¥ vinyl-dad finish. ,U5f5 MINIMUM~ f>ttolls oul of against a wall, ir1 reCeued In a wal fORCED AIR HI .IC)tNING lOOM feOiater-duc.t kits ditlonal outlets foams at either si L unit• . COMPLITElY AU1 fOmatk: wall tht ' .tafety controls 1 equipment Pow . .c• j,;..;ates automa W~::r flOOR air, covnl pours heat ·fl '"\.i:l• .::f: ... spreadlr ''' oomforl" well You look tenible, SJtaveiq! 'WE.\'I'HER ·$50 DOYf .$20 MON' WITH LPG ,. . . . Mrs. Leroy l),,ile.\' . ?3111-'i ! Galllpolb, s un, 10:21 p, Hull('r Hosr•itl 10" ... · 'tf . . . . Saturday - \l r. and M P. Bostii:, IJ4 Portimo\JU POlls , son. 7. 1/J p . m .• a "iLLo u l~y .4,.. >~:- &IRTHS OF Wll luunt• . ' ' ' , , . ' . . 11 ' burch Tax xem t10 the pilot wheel in the ' liJ~ • • ' that these honorary ·( could get the feel uf like to pretend they'r the big boat. They f · ' OHIO I told Pete they'r Week'sRo .~ .,r ·'·· • . " \ .' I, TANK Ani!al ~-,.,.•.I ' .. . \ . ,. 'I j' ~ .. -. ~ -·---..... . _..._......... -. . ).1~· ('\f';.?~:~~~~~#~-:\'. ...""':_<If:~:~~.~#-:-.~ . -..~.-::.:".~.-::~.--:.: . ~ . ::::::: ::: ~ ." ... - -~-· · · · · _.. .:!' ' .., .. .. ' ~~ ;;..~,, ·~ ~. ·~;· (• II '. ; I �., '' ! ,, •• .. ·' ' •' ' • • ; ( ' I '" I , '1 f .. ' ) I' r•~">.1 "' '' , . ·• ilJioduiDad'sNightEvent uos~i•.aJN~:.~w· · Held Before Rutland Game - B091*'1! ··· ....--·· • ' ( • ~! l ,. .( , ,, 'I ;. , . , ' ' ' ' L' ,, .Ru·· ' tlaBd:. ·a· a , h us· S ~owP· o Wer . ·· , ."o:t~?a ~ \~: , • · 8 ':" . .. " 1 ~; 1 . ,.. • ... . . . '. . . 1 1J11110r Visiting · · . The ialimed RuUand Red, record 1o H The ne Rutland! ll~tlflnd ·howeyor. got !ts 1n8 then hit Elbert Williams for ''A co1or1u1 11)11 Impressive Aobbul'll; Steve BrQgan. John hours ~ end .7.C p.m. Parents Devils, looking more iil<e , a los' wa1· suffered at e.hand! attack m~vl.ns II! . the -nd Jhe Oitra points. · ~· NICbt program wao pre- lll'Qian; Larry Leml•v. Rev. only on Plld,latrles Ward. . ., . , , pJ,.er in tile .,., ICJO!ball llli~j nf the Pdii)Oroy Pan rs in quarter and got on the liOard A tO yard paBS frQm H~wklne . 'IIOIIUII Friday nllht In the Cbester Lemley; John Smith. Adlllllliou I . · .• · wor~ 'with ' each passing game, the aec:ond ootlns of 11!0 year. I when Ga1y Dr~ner jumped ov- to end Roger Davia Ill ' ll1f ~pmo ;>t!l&ram by the Ru~ ~· Alma Smith; J•ft Snow- J1<k D. Junkin~, li:Ji~ Se_<J-! Mra. Mamie Evelyn Mat· scored a runawAy 24-7 victory l!udancl,, ile~ltid 7-0 at Jhe er Jhe goal"lina .alter · a Rve fourth quarter oondudt!d. .~ , · lt.~ ., 111gb School IIJlnd ~1111 den.. Carlo• Snowden .. Elilert ond Avt.; Mrs. Non B./ U'e•"ih<~ I resident of Turkty md.Jof-0.,, nrst q~rter, ~1110!1 yald, .carry wli!' about lour! Red DevU aOOrlOS. , WIIIIJQ)S \!Ill ~ly lehnl introdUCing WIU1ams. Jim William•. Rocky meens, Jtli ·YIM st.: Pat s. Run Rd.. near ~hil't. died XpoloJleo ore miilre lor to bola an 1J.7lulllti!"eleajtwlth minutes left Ill the IIO.rllod. A carried over to ·~ ,the exll'a ~'"•'"' and their Dad• or Wll(lams. Ray Williams. Ftpiale, 141\1 Fourth Ave.; a.f he_r home ~t 12 ·15 p. m.. l lhe ,lale pobiiOII!oll. In a second periOd TD and then ·pass lr<im olu'!l11r)lack Joe: points. . '' " ·. ·l"nd-lns. FRESHMEN rr· Mrs. IIIJdney D. McMillan. 125 Sunday. ·. lbe report of lilt 1am0 to went ~ to hoi~ a eomlorlabie Jlawkfns to Dreql\11' gav~ !he Jlulillld .pined IM :• ya'!la Lilly Imboden, head maj- Ml~ ~rrWLarry 8 I :: k; Hilda Dr.; 010ar E. Davia, Pat- TwShe :a~ ~~.:: .f':::l.~ llillke facta a•,flable tor olho ma!'Ri~ bjl IaIt in 1thO' game. Red · D.vJis u.;tr ,txtra p<il~,. ~tna.f aiJII, hlj .on~ /~1., .• oreu, was color 1uard lor LyM pia ~rren ' riot Star Rt · Mrs. E a r I p., pr · · ' ~ ., n ·· SflfPm ad med· , 1'h6 Jh!e Devils pi ·, A~ns and the lead. , U pa""l' l!ll' II Yl . In ·•·• .he marcbinl band dim-ted by ;Scott Carter, Rev. Bi~~~: Brown, Rt. j'Gallipolla; Jesse of the late Sol:on ~nil Mar· t~i tl e:.,:'!.lltold ' Countj, :tgot 'on the ~CGilebolrd ~ The M~ CooniY ball club air. Rlitland hl!d'lf'fi .·d.whs, toberl a.;..r. Jim Morrta. Weber : w' o. Eblin. Rl. %'Crown City; lhB ·ljawley Fr er. er mar~ '' · · ' early In tho first (!eriod when upped lit margin to 1~7 early lost Its · on1JI fumblt, Pruentallon· ol players and Earl Ramsburg. Robert S o • Mrs. Terry A. Hamilton. James- ~age lo g:vl~ ~th:: t~e over lhe visiting Chauncey Blue Bob Douglas capped a oustaln- in the third quorter when and th~ Red Devils . !'Ore pen· ~ads wll followed bv the Na· ,•••· town; J"se L. Eads, Pl. Plea- P~ ~·In 'death 011 March Devils on Friday nl&hl. . · ell dilve with 8 15 yard ~!Ill run Hawkl~~J capped a , austall)e!l all zed IS yards. c · tlonal •nlhem by tha Nnd. ac- , sant; Mrs. Clerence I. Casto, ~ 111Q Thoro were 10 mild- Coeeh Charles Smlth'o Devils and thin Ron Love booleil the R!ltland drive · with a G yuil Cbluncoy, on 1h4 other hand, """""llylns -tha , santur girls' Henderson; Mrs. Martin A. re~ bo,.;, to thl& union and foor oow have upped dlelr season . extra points. clll'l')l' lor the 11>uehdown; Hawk· picked up Ill yards rush!"B · trio of Debbie !lmith Darlene Berlslord, Jr., New Haven; are deceased. , , .. , and failed to oompltle ~IIY..,Of lmlth and Bonnft Grate. Paula D. Runion, Rt. 1 Pt. no._ survlvlna . art R 0 11, ~ ~1 a~pled, Bill! •Jjid . ProHnted wert : (Continued from paft ll Pleasant; Mro. Pauline Ansel· Wayne ond Carroll Matii!Owo, !In D <!Ille ~ !lllf' Bid~ De~ SENIOII etti, Pomer9y; Ml" Cherry A. end Mn. Fred (VIl'flnlal Tay- . "'"'¥ . . · . Is 11\1 four :,flltl' downs a Rular Barrett Mn. Morga. the buildup both north and Scott, Mrs. Carl R. Paraons, lor all of Cheshire Dlvid ~1had 21 yards Mlelsw!lll penal· •et Barntt; RDger Davia, Ken. soulh of tho 1-mile-wide bllffer Mlnerlvllle; Mro. William J. ~w. of WbltesvUit, w. Va., UOL . ' ' .· ' . 'Y Davll; Joe Hawldns, Mra. zon• today and Sun<l•• Bu• a Pooler, Rt. 1 Pomeroy: James and Mrs. Cly!le (Winefr!!dl Rid· 1:'1:' , c lives · iJy q~ .• Eileen Hawkins; Bill Kenne- spokesman omphisl!ed dial no Delong, oak Hlll: Murvln L. enour of Matewan, N. J. There The Executive eommltt.. of companies, B"'UP heollh asso- helps develop __ w nt Chauncey 7.. 0 0 ._ 1 fy. Duke Kennedy, Charles attaeb wen made 111 the zone Morrow, Jr., Columbus; Mr o. are 18 grandchildren and IU the CooperaUve Leaguo of the elations, and othera - are the wherever~ ~ Rutland • 'f 1, 1 Ht 1 a ;C.tt, WIIU"" D. Scott: Jim itself Leslie E. Henry, ltontoo; Mrs. great arandchlldren. A brother, United States reeenll' meet- moans through which .som~ 11 theln - at . · ·' Vana111an. Nata Venaman ; Mor· Althoulh the United State• Denver Logue, Gahanaa ; Mrs. Aln Frazier of Middleport, al· Ins 1n Chleaso elected two new million member owne• families Canada' will attend tho !11th y Wilodord, manafer. Mrs. has bombe4 in tho zon• before. Bob J. Hemetek, Ravenswood; so survives. memilers to its ~>IJiember act together to obtllin a great aMIOer18'1 and tl1t 15th Blo,.. ~!arlin Woodard. It reeontly auspendeo attacks Mn. William J. Johnson. Rt. I Mrs. Matthews waa a mem- board _ Golden R. Canaday v~rlety of goods and oervlees. nlal Congrosa pf the C~a' '' JUNIOII on lht eaalorn half 01 the ¥ODe Wilkesville· William E. Perkins, ber of Old Kyger Free Will of Northup. Ohio. who •ueeeeds The League Is the on!V orgaa. tlve Leailue lb l)e· held I~ the Roger Blade. Warrtn Black; In hopea that l~tl!rnallonal Wellston; Mr• Eldon E. Dennl· Bapll!lt Church, where service• Louis Warbington, SldMy, l!allon In the United States St. Paul Hilton, St. Paul Mlnn• ~ary Orenner. Ronald Smith Con 1 r o I Comml.,oon <I C Cl son. Rt. 1 Ray ; Sally C. While, will bo held at 2 p. m. Tue~ Ohio, and Luis Miranda Cor- that lndudos In Its membership lOla <!II October 12th to ll1f 14th. ~~~ OllilllWiter, Gay P. Gil· turns can enltr the_ ar~a and Jaeksoo; Edward R. Patterson, day. Rev. Merlin Teets wtu rea, who succeeds Miguel Her· Icooperatives oj all types. II Vice Praslclent Hubl!rt Humenwater; Ptrry Kmnedy. Don expose Communlot voolationo of cottagevllla, W. Va.; Mrs. ollielate and . ~urlal will be In nandes. Secretary of Agrie•l· provides these diverse group• phrey, Seeretllry of Agrleul• \onnecly; Nlke Johnm, EsUI us demilitarl•ed statu>. James o. Hardin&, Ponuac, Gravel Hill cemete11 under ture of Puerto Rico. with a "common ground" for tura Orville Freeman. and SenJohnson: David Rice, Mrs. Har· The high· flyinl bombers Mich. direction of Miller's Home for Canaday will represent Ohio's discussion and action. Fonned alor Maurine Neuberger . of ~ld Rlcll; Ernlt Richmond, struck a North V1P1namese Blrlbo Funerals. Friends may call the gtanl Landmark Cooperative In t911 It Is the oldest naUonal Oregon wiD addrtsl tile ~ PT. PLEASANT- 1\frs. Elll Claor IIJehmoncl; Carl Shone- baoe camp about 17 moles north Mrs. Martin A. Brlslord, funeral home aner 4 p. m. to- with more than 200 outlets In orsanl;ation In the United gresa. Decker Rice, 15, ol Pt Plelllo fitld, lit& Sbenefteld; . Leroy of Doni Ha on the •one's New Haven, daUllhler, t·55 • · day. jthe state of Ohio. Thomas Gor· otates devoted wholly to serv- Canada reprosenta the :i2nd ant, and flllli1JI'IY ol ~ling, Welsh, KtPIIIth Wel!h. John northern edge snd the USS m. Sunday: Mrs. Terry A. Ham- j man, President of L•ndm. , <. tng cooperatives. Ohio u DiMtor of died Sunday afternoon In the Wise, Nate Wise; Greg Wood, cruiser St. Paul Jevel•J Its >~ ilton, Jamestown, dauRhter. 2 'I Iis also a member of thl• board. district k live Alll'n Davis Home at Oak Hfll, 0. 00 1 fiee !food, Sr.; 1>!1kt Porter, guns roglment-s12ed 55 a.m. Sunday: Mrs. John J. The cooperative League is a . The_ Cooperative League u. Landmar Coopera F....; She wu bom In Wheelln«, man.... !1'11<1) Vance; Bill c:oncentrallon ot Commumsts Cali, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. son, 4:101 ' federation of national. regional, ..... Ill member Ol'l\llltzatlona and ~ district w. Va. 011 Oct. :Ill, JBI!II. daughTucker, JIWII4111' John Tucker. about eight mile~ IIOI'thwest of am Monday , Istate, and local orR•oiaatlnns, directly and It serves them In- Bureau F alton, •. . ter of the· late Jacob and A,m. IIOfliOMOR£11 Don& Ha, on the soutllfrn · · JMs~barae• These members _ cooperatives, dlreeUy by provldlnt Jnlorma- COIIIltsll of Athens, GaOUl, Vln- anda S!Mraeher Decker. Lll\a:y Aabburn, lin. James frilll'•· Richard Barton, Mrs. Clara NEW YORK (UPI) -Sioek lcredit unions, mutUAl lniurance lion to the genoral public. II ton and Melgl cowltlea. Her tnaJTiage Wll 10 William . Marinll sweeping the frontier Bugg, Charles 1!. Deal, G;etch· prices gave up a miXed start A. like, who preceded her In area reporl<d only lighl contact en DeMonic Mrs John G Du· and turned lower In the first ; deatlt. today, but during the weekend pree. Augustine Focanti, Fra~ hour of lradlna today. Turnover' erin~ Mrs. Rice WSI • llltlllber ol found graves ccntamlns 75 M Fugalt James Henderson was moderate. , red lndivlclllal the Pt. Pl'aqnt Prtsbyter~Rn bodies killtd iu earlier M~s. Shan.;.. Holcomb. Lindell The Unlled Press InI~"'!' loon· Beginning letter car· l and Soulsby aald. The projectstalt are reqlclul · be listed Olureh, Pt. Pleawtt Woman's . n1hli . F o Kern r al stock market m<ljcalor r·ers lhrou hout the Middle- ' Is part of ~ostmasttr . General NIIIOS shou not . Club, and I ehurcll· elrcle. . "I· Cealral Fnat ~;s"sw~~~ Ke;sell. :,,: swapped a tiny initial gain for ~rt. Pom:roy area will dellv· ILawrence ~.O'IIrlen's program CAst and Soulllby emphasized She 'IS survived 11)1. one atop. At 78 Sunday ••1•1 ! \ .. ' .I , ' - ' • •. ~,·t( . ·' ' paratroops c day Elected·to ExecutJVe . ' \...0D1Dll''ttee 0£ NatiOD ' 's 8'IJJI'eSt cooperat'IVe League .,... tho (. I ' P"''"' ,r"""' "::£ Mrs. Rice, 85, Dies Sunday in Oak Hill Home StoekMarket Funeral services for Eva Farrt&. Columbus. who died theN on Saturday. wert held :odQ' at Jhe Ew1111 ChaPI!i al ! p, m. with tile Rev ..Richard ~. MalliA of the Graoe Eplscooal Churdl officiating Burial was in the Beoeh 1rove com.tery famih lot She ras a l'aehar hero ill the wI COunty schools for maoy ••~: unUI her.reUrtmenl. SUr•lvnrs Include a brothel 0. R. •arris, LIWl'tn<'tburr. Tenn. 1 Letter carriers . . DeI'IV . Eva Farris of Columbus·Dies ..,.. z·•p PI'... .ees toda'. eel I. On U!O war·., other rno)OI' Doris A. Koeliig. Morvin Mil· a loss of 0.38 per cent near the !er two cords to every residence to make "P cod~ more aebattltltield alns the central ler. Mrs. Rolph Parry. Mrs. end of the first hour. Ipostmasters Paul Casci and eeasoble lo the matllng publiC. f t U.S lst Air Cavalry Osc r 0. Patterson Vernal Of the l,m lssuea traded. 156 James Soulsby repotted. I .In addltoon to tile cards for ron '. ca red 4ti a .• retreated while only 3t2 adaddroBSes, a ape<lll noUce ad· DiviSIOn , "'1:n : and Rallllf. !Iowan! Rll~e, La~ vanced. Downside volume, an Each card will have spaces vising each resident of his local more eel undi~glosed ":umber ~ne;o!; tSor:ll, ~ •·ga~'8 todlcator of selling pressure,1for addres"s the householder 11ip code number will be detrap~ . a e~ve . nC r ' Mrs. w·~ram W held a stubstantial lead over I wishes zipped <to be added In livered. of o t e~ >~ ts . from the Val ~~· ha~· C' I Bail the upside volume. multi-coded cities; one lor I In completing the cards, only b ~~ ld ~· the ·•Hyin& ~o gh V oc c B. k M~· The slamor shares were local addresses the other lour the street address and city and s "Were ~ing lA> Lersl. GernonB . Marser,Mar~...: mostly only fraeuons lower as out • of . town). nvrsem.... .I w I • ragg, . eobl hi ' I A d tlllk lham out .nstead ul having et Brooks, Fi<iyd ea... Jr., w~~M :.r~..irirm but shed ~~ I After placing their uncoded ' utos I eon to shoot them. h H Mrs. Edward G. Covey. Mrs. near the end o1 the first hour addresses on the cards. print· ! Township Road The new n,htlng on I • ung Looise Haws, a., .o. Hy<ell. nie 'company unveiio\d over th~ ed legibly. they may be drop- I Two ears coiUded on Ru ~ Lac Peninsula boosted to more Mrs. Thomas C. Martin, Conk d k beau o! ' ped into any letler box or re- land Township Road T-58 SUn· TlltiiiSDAY than 2.000 the numller of, rad M. Ohlinger. Mrs. Ernest ~'::'eel~ ne:~u r:ator said turned to their letter carrier. day at 5:1& p. m. causlnl mJn. •filE REED~VILLE . L 0 n1 Communists k>lled o~oap~t':: Quillen, Lewis South, Stanley :o be t~ice •• ra.i ~s present The Middleport Pomeroy post or damage lo both vehicles, lhe ~tom Homemakers Clu~ W>il in tht lhree·p:ongh ' I W. Swam, Mrs. Carroll Cana· m a' h in e' Addressograph offices will add the appropri- !leigl County .8bl!rlff's Depal'lnett Thur!ICiay evtm••& 0.1. :ssa~~n:;neof othe tw:r-:1 day, Mrs. Roy K. Armes and which will be In compeUt..; ate zip codes and return 11!0 Intent reported. a! 7 p m at the jlome o1 """ ••. mlant soo, Mrs. Robert il. , lth "· h' fell 211 cards 1o the mailer. IHarrison Barbara Jane Cotterill, 18, ·. · . 2110 miles northeast o! -'800 · ""' new mac me, .,. Ute traveUna north " v: !. •..... eon· ." ~ :u..ct;,r::t 001·" Ia"~~~~~ ~t~~ r.:!,.;'":hoo~~g u.i:;.n pi:: Batman Theme Communist MIGS and damar· Highlights illl a lllinl In dogfighiJ over Norlb Vial Nam Sunday. One or Bond'S Show lha kUis waa by a Wc.-ld Wa_r ll .. ,, . .!~Is i,;:::.:·:~:~. ~..: No posiage the Importance of lllcludtnr ~daughter, Mrs. CoeR Bauerle return ~::"'thon :~rr: re- of Pl. Pl..,ant one niece, Miss the ca ey . Rullt Deeker, and one ll'tl~ turned after addrases have niece Mrs William Knulh been coded. both 'of GieJl~We, W, V-. ' Inenmpl~te addresses which Services wDI \e held at 18 are submiUed but cannot be am Wadfll!lday In the Crow ' zip coded by the local post of· .Funeral hom' Rev flee, such as those In a city GilatOII ljoyil will Olllell~ IIIII like Walhtnston. D. C., whiedh bljf!al wUI bt In Greenwood 8$ the same street names In 6mae numbers In tile northeall, north· ' : a t Wheeling. Frlenda west, southeast and !OOthwe't:::: ' 11 ~ - 11!11111 le<Uons, wiD be sent to il1e r p.m., , . appropriate city and the codes · will be addod there. · ONil CITED Additional cards are avallab- One arrest wu reporte~ le from your letter carrier Pomeroy pollee over tht poslal dellvecy station. "'lllomas McKay, 18, ~.:.1:-ljeln& cited Into Hw.ieu ls~ed.* ca~i ta.:~~: ft.~· :;.:~ Paule~:..~ ~T~. a eJowe of llaJlli 0. Roulllo. Reams, In introdueln& 'KeMe- Stleetiona played """ "On Prk:t, BBrl H. dy said he counled hi,...H a- Eagles." "Swinging on 1h e -ltU E. Roush, Mulno mon1 the ;oona Dtlll<l<l'all 110,' ' ''Batman Theme.'' "Boo.1111!!"' ~ J, Williams, who were foliowi"8 tit• cell of 'I ll' Beat" and "FI&hl SOng. UrtoiOI, Hilda C. the tale p,.Jdent John F. Ken. Word came that tile Joker, llitUim R. Rwsh. Na- ney and "Instead o1 slottans. the Penguin, the Cat Woman Ttii(Qnf, Pqnald. G. "'' are ollerl111 pl'QIJ'ams 'to and the Rlddler ·had escaped · aMI N. Routh, Cert. meet t11t needa ot the still." from the RuUand Hl&i> School Lebanon. Rhodes str..,ed the GOP dotentloo hall, sn the Salman 'P,k!t, . [Mtar A. team effort and !lid that "thou- and Robin were sent for. J. 'llllllillll, An· sand& of Ohk>lnl from all walb These 111 characten were 111'1 H. ilmoah, o1 life and both IJ'tll political played by the mijorottes who :~. , ...., Llllta' F. porUes" had joined to carry. w«e In the appropriate .,.._ . 1,.. lltuslo, w'llltam At- Ina out the "bold and Jinaglna- tum01. There was a chaoe lr• 0. 41kiMon, IIW· Uve" programs he promlaed " throughout the band and tho AIICI• ~b, Don· a eandldata four yean ago. He loor villaiN were captured. '-j~:ir.'iR;OIIIb;:• N101111 Ttllord, uld he WOilld oontlnut theae At the end, however, they ,~ · RAibert H. ...,h, proJ!ram• and would "<CIIIIlnu• escaped· end mlosinc majorIIAI1Ialt. Harold 0. llollah, to ollnd betWftllthe to spend- ettes were still not captured. a. Rous_h. Ilia b ars and the tupayen." The audience wao told to tune PI!.. llllda Dev10, E • P • t Rhod01 reviewed hi! record Ill 11aln nell week! Ella F. fltulll, par. o1 emllfil an 4ICOIIOIJiic elimato Utlhir· .1:. r··-.. Supreme Court Refuses Appeal WASIIINCTON (UP!) - The .,, of law" In hearlnp whlcll such proteeUon to the utiQtiea, commlsllfon Ill appr<Mfil Supume Coort refused today to led to autlwrllllng tile Eut Ohio the clUes said tile Cootrt bid rate INft- relllld hea.vlly 111 accept an appeal from three (laa Compa"Y to ralu tale! by never cleefdod whether the same a vaiultlon atlrlbulld to P~ Ohio cities, clalmlnl tho atalt million a year for approx· applied to rate p.yen. II. Hampton ''orho ·noltl1tr 11ve public uUUUes eommilolon vii>- tmately 800,1100 eu-Itrs. Their pet!Uon C01111118tte4: any direct ~01!1 nor laiAid the ®l!'lltllllonat right& of In urging the SUpreme Court "The Importance ofolhis luue aveilabli ror the COIIflllllfl'l In granttns a to accept the ease, the cities on a nationwlcle baste It lilfl. uon." , rate Iller- to ages company. aald "the lwldaQIMial QIIOltlon aertna e"n In thla.., Ill whieb This lots ,stand a ruliAA by the .of enreme national fmportaneo' we have become so a~med . UCI!:NSI!: i88lJI'.D Ohio Supre1111 Qpholdq wu whj!thet ·rate p~m are 1!1 utrnnQmJcat IUIIII. 'l'!olt )J. ·· · the prpeedu"' of the. C~>mrills- entitled to due p10M of law sue '"""'- cfou~ly Jmpertanl One ~age . siOI). ,,, gual'liD\eed by the 1ftl1 amend· In view of !lot .current ~ty tesuetl · Saluqla)' PIDI'ftbll Authorities •f Cleveland, ~· ment 1p the 10Ulnf .or rater bY of eombaU!JJ IPnauon \hrl1nsl1. ~e!&a Probate Court.i)~w:··:~llr;:~;~::, ton ·~ MllillliDn contended tha slate l'tplatoey ·bOifte•. · testrolntns rate lnereaaei Jiil~j · ~ Ill,, . state -m!Mion had failed to Notlns that a· number of basle induJIJiea." . ·~· and !lloldiY ~ p.. .the ralfpayera "due proc- y"" qo the ,bad, pv~ Accordtns •to the cltilf, the 11'111, ~ LtiiW ~· • · · .19 Court u.:- Court :::.Robinson Key to. . 'l)tt.~rJY:n(, Cham,pionsli.ip :', mulive ~crams In 1 · .Cburcto, Lot. Pam- voaatlon llllher aduulkn, ereatknhlgl> or Robin&OD JALTIMORE lrailllnl school&. 11!0 •UPn •111&11 ·· , , Weddle, Dan way Improvements, mora air. triggered tl1t Balli..;. Vaited Stata, .14 porll, bellot ll!llliJtmenl . ol !olea' drive tO the J.abeMa. the alate'& Jffalt&. Laague ~ also · WecWta, aka, the ""' blow ~•t made ·them DP Weddle CAI'E QNNI!:llY <IJJ'I) ,.. champiooa of the baoe!IIU , :SIIIIJ, .2:1 ..,.., LeO- '!be U. llpiCI IJtiiC) -ld. - ·' , ' II alii~ toomr - Gemini 12 A loWorln& drive doap into ~· to Earl utroa811ta J111111 Lave!' and the left field &Ianda wlill one M. Cross, Etlwla Aldrin wiD be laiiKlh- IIIII In lilt .foorlh ill!liJol, ad • thalr fouNiq llJaCoflilhl RDblnson'a IOCOIIII homef of the . . f•ter, ~.. It Gil Now. t. II will be lito tloal leritltunlad out \0 be the ooly hoter • Cor!. far llllllliDII Ill lhe 1110 • f'ro. 'Jiln of !lot Oriol~' 1-G follrth'.J.9~~~~Jeel Gtlllllll Hrltl and II ... pme •Icto!J • ..,. the Loll ~~!Ill letc laer, jlldld 10 bo followed In early Anpleo llo(iitra. llllbh!aoo bad 1~; Xallf loer tt Daon._ 11J IN ftm manii\J · et'W' d ·'·11111t· ~~ .......,.~ ._. II 1M diNe Alai· aboonlln the fttll < lo . . . ...... 111'11 · - lo liarl . JliDIGdll m-. a. •* . . Sept. ztl, 11161 $f49· s'q. Td. , I' I "~.:=:~:~w;uc:~:::: lflroollh . BUILT..JII CUSHIOii \ . 8¥ I\ONGOI:IUII-IWRft WOIDea'o El!r!Y Bird Leaaoa =•.;:: studying the market lor Indira- Catholic Nun Dies I43 Rl 1 Rutla,;.; 1,.,.11,J cine, wu ctled to Gallla on the Ulb. lions of 1 weakenina In s.'uth. ·T~re wel't '110 IITOilll ty juvenile llOUrt, Oct. . demand. In Crash of Auto or injun.. tile Galllpolll Pat~ "'."::h;:.41 Aulos were slightly higher. _ · wa1 Patrol. Ervin wu vintap prop-driven Sky ranier Trouble, Trouble, · calli"' In Kodak and Du Pont took poln~ , · . wllh speedlns. ond lite other was by a Navy the help of Batman 14 battle sized falls In 1 soft cbemlcal LODI, Ohoo (UPI) - A Ro- Oeveland Man Ia ---supersonic ~t the evil POIIguln, Cal Woman, !eCIIon PennwU pace a selee- mlUl C;olhollc nun from Parm- Held In Shootiq TO DAR 1UC IIAN · • · · et al, .,11 the tlle!M ol tile · adale Children's VillaR• of St. rill , ...l halltime show presente<t Ftlday Uvely lower pe!roleum group Vincent DePaul, Panna, was LOUISVILLE, Ky · ( PI) Pomeroy Mayor Charleo i • ran~· night by .the Rudand Marchtns with I ltel or 2 I. killed and another nun injured Gears• Sherman Gibson, 52, gar uka all PomOI'O)'I :::~I ·· , . , Band directed by Gar- Alrlmea were mhed. Sunday when their ear crashed East Cleveland, Ohio, wu and emercency oquid " Into a tree on ·u s u In w eh..,_ed Sunday wfth malleiOUA to attend • mN~tns Wednet' · 'ner. . . Easlman and Infant son, Mn. · · BYDe !ihooUng and wounding. day, OCtOOer 12th,- at 1:11 p.m. A. M.Xe!YOJ, """'11 (Continoed from pa.. U It began With the discovery Richard L Pullin and Infant County. Pollee safd Jooeph Earl at town nan 'l1lere wiD l!e a to ' United Btalfs, 11 C Bliss wnr said the tlOP ha• of the disappearance R H.S. ma- dau•hter Mrs. James M. Den· Sister Mo~ Pril~'la 7t wu Pride , 24 LoulsviUe wu ,.,_..tativ~ of the WO.k. Leblnon. I " . " I ""' llf •· bl Wlill • ' •. , '" ' ' • ' ' , MoJo Prlet Kstr a. big opportun•ty lor 'etory ·~• '· .,.r ra ama, ney and Infant soo. Mrs. P.. rilkllled. The driver of th• slalion shot In the cheat wfth a .25 ea~ 111011'1 Cornpel1l!allon ll<lard flU· ---.:..._,;.,..,..,..,.......,. ~ State• ·18 acre this year but that II mllllt work Kathy Thomas, Pat Kennedy, W. Jones, and Infant son, Mrs. wagon, Sister Mary Jerome, II, Iller pistol dlll'lng an argument sent to dlseuas and answor .. Lablllon ' · to eel out the vote and not be. Teresa Dean. Dl~ne Holhday Hoger L. McClaskey and infant was treated at Lodl Communi- S11nday. He was reported In questions pertalninl to ,llaollh, ·dee., to !s-, come the head ma)OI'Otte, Lilly !--·-___ son ty Hosplial____ lor minor Injuries. serious condition. comnonoaiJon laws. denoe. the vlcdm of overtonfl. and Imboden. _.,____;__..:.... :_____________ _,,.... ________ _ erty p ·T ' · ers PARTIES QUIET AS CARPETI. J Tru•:.,tor j · · · · fit lhe of th0 mtlhi It · 1 , ,'!th' ·win .,'"'the of the llodaera,.. · ~ playa 1111tt uw:· "":;,1har •am• lilt plly Manqat' <'ooutol havt· polnj tl•ihe · !lot &IJ: *adltllll """"" · ·• • ' llut wm;,. •DaVio lo malte ':~==~ ' kli 1!1 · • ·~~~~~~~~~~~ Marks Established NEW YORK IUPI) -Reconls Fe,...t base hits, both c1uooo.1 !$! Wotl~ Series (ail o.. seriea-41, Ball (14) LA recOt!l. based on four games); <17). . .~vJ4wol Marb Fewest baae hits, one club, ' .:·· · BaHIDJ one serre.-17 LA. ' ' broken. No records Fewest total bases, one club, .. ·• , ~~hila& one oerles-23 LA (II) singles, ·OIIIlle'lders, m est errors S dnubles, I home rul), pme S'Wl!lili.'Davis, LA Oct. I. P'ewest total bases, both Mel! -' ~. liming 3-Wlllie clubs, one serieoHI, Ball (41), Dlivrs. Syi, Oct I. LA (23). ~ ,ft'rql:l: seriel !-Willie Feweot Ioiii blts, one club, 4 Davjs, · -LA 11 doubleo, 1 homo run). Fewest tong · bits, both cluba, Most ltriUouts' by relief 011!1 oerlea-12, Bait (9), LA pKclo•: . ~1-Moe · Drabowsky, · . . F!Oldtng ~~WI. M S..: . '. · Higheat percentage, lieldlllg, 1 · 1 , ,: :f:ia~ llarb one :wies-1.000, Batt. lowtSt bai1Jns pe""'ntage, · Fewest errors, one club, one, -~~.1ft LA. . senee--0, s•lt. . .~ .1\!'.ll!l'« percentago of Pltdlq club' winnihi series-.200 Ball Most . """'""'uUve lhutoul Fewest nw, bolll clubs, one lrinlnss-23, 1!811. · ..,;e,;actf>h( '12), Ball (U). · •ileaeraJ Qab Records Fe~,' ~ one cl!lb, one Largest r e eel p t s, JJ p m • aeroeH ~. .. , , 4$67,3-Balt. at LA, Oct. J. set:.~ lila) . ',' .,"': ·PI- . In the .POMEROY Area, ..... ..' ' '-'"...,.._ ~·, ... ..... BWTTNAR AUTO CO., 500 L Main St., Pomeroy, 0• . ' .[!) .• ,. ···Cozy ~omfort. .. all wint~~ ~:~~g ·. with Dependable . .y; ,, '' ' Jr l 1 ' ' ' Ashland lutlOU •'• Your Aslalond Oil Diotn"liutpr io intfresfed ....n.rott~ ' • The llod!T- .:;red ,fM.,..la ~ Ill · and Jim led Of! lll1lt wHII I diJplt WU . ~·· J1 Wilil f I, '\ .1 ~ ' •. •· -~ �., '' ! ,, •• .. ·' ' •' ' • • ; ( ' I '" I , '1 f .. ' ) I' r•~">.1 "' '' , . ·• ilJioduiDad'sNightEvent uos~i•.aJN~:.~w· · Held Before Rutland Game - B091*'1! ··· ....--·· • ' ( • ~! l ,. .( , ,, 'I ;. , . , ' ' ' ' L' ,, .Ru·· ' tlaBd:. ·a· a , h us· S ~owP· o Wer . ·· , ."o:t~?a ~ \~: , • · 8 ':" . .. " 1 ~; 1 . ,.. • ... . . . '. . . 1 1J11110r Visiting · · . The ialimed RuUand Red, record 1o H The ne Rutland! ll~tlflnd ·howeyor. got !ts 1n8 then hit Elbert Williams for ''A co1or1u1 11)11 Impressive Aobbul'll; Steve BrQgan. John hours ~ end .7.C p.m. Parents Devils, looking more iil<e , a los' wa1· suffered at e.hand! attack m~vl.ns II! . the -nd Jhe Oitra points. · ~· NICbt program wao pre- lll'Qian; Larry Leml•v. Rev. only on Plld,latrles Ward. . ., . , , pJ,.er in tile .,., ICJO!ball llli~j nf the Pdii)Oroy Pan rs in quarter and got on the liOard A tO yard paBS frQm H~wklne . 'IIOIIUII Friday nllht In the Cbester Lemley; John Smith. Adlllllliou I . · .• · wor~ 'with ' each passing game, the aec:ond ootlns of 11!0 year. I when Ga1y Dr~ner jumped ov- to end Roger Davia Ill ' ll1f ~pmo ;>t!l&ram by the Ru~ ~· Alma Smith; J•ft Snow- J1<k D. Junkin~, li:Ji~ Se_<J-! Mra. Mamie Evelyn Mat· scored a runawAy 24-7 victory l!udancl,, ile~ltid 7-0 at Jhe er Jhe goal"lina .alter · a Rve fourth quarter oondudt!d. .~ , · lt.~ ., 111gb School IIJlnd ~1111 den.. Carlo• Snowden .. Elilert ond Avt.; Mrs. Non B./ U'e•"ih<~ I resident of Turkty md.Jof-0.,, nrst q~rter, ~1110!1 yald, .carry wli!' about lour! Red DevU aOOrlOS. , WIIIIJQ)S \!Ill ~ly lehnl introdUCing WIU1ams. Jim William•. Rocky meens, Jtli ·YIM st.: Pat s. Run Rd.. near ~hil't. died XpoloJleo ore miilre lor to bola an 1J.7lulllti!"eleajtwlth minutes left Ill the IIO.rllod. A carried over to ·~ ,the exll'a ~'"•'"' and their Dad• or Wll(lams. Ray Williams. Ftpiale, 141\1 Fourth Ave.; a.f he_r home ~t 12 ·15 p. m.. l lhe ,lale pobiiOII!oll. In a second periOd TD and then ·pass lr<im olu'!l11r)lack Joe: points. . '' " ·. ·l"nd-lns. FRESHMEN rr· Mrs. IIIJdney D. McMillan. 125 Sunday. ·. lbe report of lilt 1am0 to went ~ to hoi~ a eomlorlabie Jlawkfns to Dreql\11' gav~ !he Jlulillld .pined IM :• ya'!la Lilly Imboden, head maj- Ml~ ~rrWLarry 8 I :: k; Hilda Dr.; 010ar E. Davia, Pat- TwShe :a~ ~~.:: .f':::l.~ llillke facta a•,flable tor olho ma!'Ri~ bjl IaIt in 1thO' game. Red · D.vJis u.;tr ,txtra p<il~,. ~tna.f aiJII, hlj .on~ /~1., .• oreu, was color 1uard lor LyM pia ~rren ' riot Star Rt · Mrs. E a r I p., pr · · ' ~ ., n ·· SflfPm ad med· , 1'h6 Jh!e Devils pi ·, A~ns and the lead. , U pa""l' l!ll' II Yl . In ·•·• .he marcbinl band dim-ted by ;Scott Carter, Rev. Bi~~~: Brown, Rt. j'Gallipolla; Jesse of the late Sol:on ~nil Mar· t~i tl e:.,:'!.lltold ' Countj, :tgot 'on the ~CGilebolrd ~ The M~ CooniY ball club air. Rlitland hl!d'lf'fi .·d.whs, toberl a.;..r. Jim Morrta. Weber : w' o. Eblin. Rl. %'Crown City; lhB ·ljawley Fr er. er mar~ '' · · ' early In tho first (!eriod when upped lit margin to 1~7 early lost Its · on1JI fumblt, Pruentallon· ol players and Earl Ramsburg. Robert S o • Mrs. Terry A. Hamilton. James- ~age lo g:vl~ ~th:: t~e over lhe visiting Chauncey Blue Bob Douglas capped a oustaln- in the third quorter when and th~ Red Devils . !'Ore pen· ~ads wll followed bv the Na· ,•••· town; J"se L. Eads, Pl. Plea- P~ ~·In 'death 011 March Devils on Friday nl&hl. . · ell dilve with 8 15 yard ~!Ill run Hawkl~~J capped a , austall)e!l all zed IS yards. c · tlonal •nlhem by tha Nnd. ac- , sant; Mrs. Clerence I. Casto, ~ 111Q Thoro were 10 mild- Coeeh Charles Smlth'o Devils and thin Ron Love booleil the R!ltland drive · with a G yuil Cbluncoy, on 1h4 other hand, """""llylns -tha , santur girls' Henderson; Mrs. Martin A. re~ bo,.;, to thl& union and foor oow have upped dlelr season . extra points. clll'l')l' lor the 11>uehdown; Hawk· picked up Ill yards rush!"B · trio of Debbie !lmith Darlene Berlslord, Jr., New Haven; are deceased. , , .. , and failed to oompltle ~IIY..,Of lmlth and Bonnft Grate. Paula D. Runion, Rt. 1 Pt. no._ survlvlna . art R 0 11, ~ ~1 a~pled, Bill! •Jjid . ProHnted wert : (Continued from paft ll Pleasant; Mro. Pauline Ansel· Wayne ond Carroll Matii!Owo, !In D <!Ille ~ !lllf' Bid~ De~ SENIOII etti, Pomer9y; Ml" Cherry A. end Mn. Fred (VIl'flnlal Tay- . "'"'¥ . . · . Is 11\1 four :,flltl' downs a Rular Barrett Mn. Morga. the buildup both north and Scott, Mrs. Carl R. Paraons, lor all of Cheshire Dlvid ~1had 21 yards Mlelsw!lll penal· •et Barntt; RDger Davia, Ken. soulh of tho 1-mile-wide bllffer Mlnerlvllle; Mro. William J. ~w. of WbltesvUit, w. Va., UOL . ' ' .· ' . 'Y Davll; Joe Hawldns, Mra. zon• today and Sun<l•• Bu• a Pooler, Rt. 1 Pomeroy: James and Mrs. Cly!le (Winefr!!dl Rid· 1:'1:' , c lives · iJy q~ .• Eileen Hawkins; Bill Kenne- spokesman omphisl!ed dial no Delong, oak Hlll: Murvln L. enour of Matewan, N. J. There The Executive eommltt.. of companies, B"'UP heollh asso- helps develop __ w nt Chauncey 7.. 0 0 ._ 1 fy. Duke Kennedy, Charles attaeb wen made 111 the zone Morrow, Jr., Columbus; Mr o. are 18 grandchildren and IU the CooperaUve Leaguo of the elations, and othera - are the wherever~ ~ Rutland • 'f 1, 1 Ht 1 a ;C.tt, WIIU"" D. Scott: Jim itself Leslie E. Henry, ltontoo; Mrs. great arandchlldren. A brother, United States reeenll' meet- moans through which .som~ 11 theln - at . · ·' Vana111an. Nata Venaman ; Mor· Althoulh the United State• Denver Logue, Gahanaa ; Mrs. Aln Frazier of Middleport, al· Ins 1n Chleaso elected two new million member owne• families Canada' will attend tho !11th y Wilodord, manafer. Mrs. has bombe4 in tho zon• before. Bob J. Hemetek, Ravenswood; so survives. memilers to its ~>IJiember act together to obtllin a great aMIOer18'1 and tl1t 15th Blo,.. ~!arlin Woodard. It reeontly auspendeo attacks Mn. William J. Johnson. Rt. I Mrs. Matthews waa a mem- board _ Golden R. Canaday v~rlety of goods and oervlees. nlal Congrosa pf the C~a' '' JUNIOII on lht eaalorn half 01 the ¥ODe Wilkesville· William E. Perkins, ber of Old Kyger Free Will of Northup. Ohio. who •ueeeeds The League Is the on!V orgaa. tlve Leailue lb l)e· held I~ the Roger Blade. Warrtn Black; In hopea that l~tl!rnallonal Wellston; Mr• Eldon E. Dennl· Bapll!lt Church, where service• Louis Warbington, SldMy, l!allon In the United States St. Paul Hilton, St. Paul Mlnn• ~ary Orenner. Ronald Smith Con 1 r o I Comml.,oon <I C Cl son. Rt. 1 Ray ; Sally C. While, will bo held at 2 p. m. Tue~ Ohio, and Luis Miranda Cor- that lndudos In Its membership lOla <!II October 12th to ll1f 14th. ~~~ OllilllWiter, Gay P. Gil· turns can enltr the_ ar~a and Jaeksoo; Edward R. Patterson, day. Rev. Merlin Teets wtu rea, who succeeds Miguel Her· Icooperatives oj all types. II Vice Praslclent Hubl!rt Humenwater; Ptrry Kmnedy. Don expose Communlot voolationo of cottagevllla, W. Va.; Mrs. ollielate and . ~urlal will be In nandes. Secretary of Agrie•l· provides these diverse group• phrey, Seeretllry of Agrleul• \onnecly; Nlke Johnm, EsUI us demilitarl•ed statu>. James o. Hardin&, Ponuac, Gravel Hill cemete11 under ture of Puerto Rico. with a "common ground" for tura Orville Freeman. and SenJohnson: David Rice, Mrs. Har· The high· flyinl bombers Mich. direction of Miller's Home for Canaday will represent Ohio's discussion and action. Fonned alor Maurine Neuberger . of ~ld Rlcll; Ernlt Richmond, struck a North V1P1namese Blrlbo Funerals. Friends may call the gtanl Landmark Cooperative In t911 It Is the oldest naUonal Oregon wiD addrtsl tile ~ PT. PLEASANT- 1\frs. Elll Claor IIJehmoncl; Carl Shone- baoe camp about 17 moles north Mrs. Martin A. Brlslord, funeral home aner 4 p. m. to- with more than 200 outlets In orsanl;ation In the United gresa. Decker Rice, 15, ol Pt Plelllo fitld, lit& Sbenefteld; . Leroy of Doni Ha on the •one's New Haven, daUllhler, t·55 • · day. jthe state of Ohio. Thomas Gor· otates devoted wholly to serv- Canada reprosenta the :i2nd ant, and flllli1JI'IY ol ~ling, Welsh, KtPIIIth Wel!h. John northern edge snd the USS m. Sunday: Mrs. Terry A. Ham- j man, President of L•ndm. , <. tng cooperatives. Ohio u DiMtor of died Sunday afternoon In the Wise, Nate Wise; Greg Wood, cruiser St. Paul Jevel•J Its >~ ilton, Jamestown, dauRhter. 2 'I Iis also a member of thl• board. district k live Alll'n Davis Home at Oak Hfll, 0. 00 1 fiee !food, Sr.; 1>!1kt Porter, guns roglment-s12ed 55 a.m. Sunday: Mrs. John J. The cooperative League is a . The_ Cooperative League u. Landmar Coopera F....; She wu bom In Wheelln«, man.... !1'11<1) Vance; Bill c:oncentrallon ot Commumsts Cali, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. son, 4:101 ' federation of national. regional, ..... Ill member Ol'l\llltzatlona and ~ district w. Va. 011 Oct. :Ill, JBI!II. daughTucker, JIWII4111' John Tucker. about eight mile~ IIOI'thwest of am Monday , Istate, and local orR•oiaatlnns, directly and It serves them In- Bureau F alton, •. . ter of the· late Jacob and A,m. IIOfliOMOR£11 Don& Ha, on the soutllfrn · · JMs~barae• These members _ cooperatives, dlreeUy by provldlnt Jnlorma- COIIIltsll of Athens, GaOUl, Vln- anda S!Mraeher Decker. Lll\a:y Aabburn, lin. James frilll'•· Richard Barton, Mrs. Clara NEW YORK (UPI) -Sioek lcredit unions, mutUAl lniurance lion to the genoral public. II ton and Melgl cowltlea. Her tnaJTiage Wll 10 William . Marinll sweeping the frontier Bugg, Charles 1!. Deal, G;etch· prices gave up a miXed start A. like, who preceded her In area reporl<d only lighl contact en DeMonic Mrs John G Du· and turned lower In the first ; deatlt. today, but during the weekend pree. Augustine Focanti, Fra~ hour of lradlna today. Turnover' erin~ Mrs. Rice WSI • llltlllber ol found graves ccntamlns 75 M Fugalt James Henderson was moderate. , red lndivlclllal the Pt. Pl'aqnt Prtsbyter~Rn bodies killtd iu earlier M~s. Shan.;.. Holcomb. Lindell The Unlled Press InI~"'!' loon· Beginning letter car· l and Soulsby aald. The projectstalt are reqlclul · be listed Olureh, Pt. Pleawtt Woman's . n1hli . F o Kern r al stock market m<ljcalor r·ers lhrou hout the Middle- ' Is part of ~ostmasttr . General NIIIOS shou not . Club, and I ehurcll· elrcle. . "I· Cealral Fnat ~;s"sw~~~ Ke;sell. :,,: swapped a tiny initial gain for ~rt. Pom:roy area will dellv· ILawrence ~.O'IIrlen's program CAst and Soulllby emphasized She 'IS survived 11)1. one atop. At 78 Sunday ••1•1 ! \ .. ' .I , ' - ' • •. ~,·t( . ·' ' paratroops c day Elected·to ExecutJVe . ' \...0D1Dll''ttee 0£ NatiOD ' 's 8'IJJI'eSt cooperat'IVe League .,... tho (. I ' P"''"' ,r"""' "::£ Mrs. Rice, 85, Dies Sunday in Oak Hill Home StoekMarket Funeral services for Eva Farrt&. Columbus. who died theN on Saturday. wert held :odQ' at Jhe Ew1111 ChaPI!i al ! p, m. with tile Rev ..Richard ~. MalliA of the Graoe Eplscooal Churdl officiating Burial was in the Beoeh 1rove com.tery famih lot She ras a l'aehar hero ill the wI COunty schools for maoy ••~: unUI her.reUrtmenl. SUr•lvnrs Include a brothel 0. R. •arris, LIWl'tn<'tburr. Tenn. 1 Letter carriers . . DeI'IV . Eva Farris of Columbus·Dies ..,.. z·•p PI'... .ees toda'. eel I. On U!O war·., other rno)OI' Doris A. Koeliig. Morvin Mil· a loss of 0.38 per cent near the !er two cords to every residence to make "P cod~ more aebattltltield alns the central ler. Mrs. Rolph Parry. Mrs. end of the first hour. Ipostmasters Paul Casci and eeasoble lo the matllng publiC. f t U.S lst Air Cavalry Osc r 0. Patterson Vernal Of the l,m lssuea traded. 156 James Soulsby repotted. I .In addltoon to tile cards for ron '. ca red 4ti a .• retreated while only 3t2 adaddroBSes, a ape<lll noUce ad· DiviSIOn , "'1:n : and Rallllf. !Iowan! Rll~e, La~ vanced. Downside volume, an Each card will have spaces vising each resident of his local more eel undi~glosed ":umber ~ne;o!; tSor:ll, ~ •·ga~'8 todlcator of selling pressure,1for addres"s the householder 11ip code number will be detrap~ . a e~ve . nC r ' Mrs. w·~ram W held a stubstantial lead over I wishes zipped <to be added In livered. of o t e~ >~ ts . from the Val ~~· ha~· C' I Bail the upside volume. multi-coded cities; one lor I In completing the cards, only b ~~ ld ~· the ·•Hyin& ~o gh V oc c B. k M~· The slamor shares were local addresses the other lour the street address and city and s "Were ~ing lA> Lersl. GernonB . Marser,Mar~...: mostly only fraeuons lower as out • of . town). nvrsem.... .I w I • ragg, . eobl hi ' I A d tlllk lham out .nstead ul having et Brooks, Fi<iyd ea... Jr., w~~M :.r~..irirm but shed ~~ I After placing their uncoded ' utos I eon to shoot them. h H Mrs. Edward G. Covey. Mrs. near the end o1 the first hour addresses on the cards. print· ! Township Road The new n,htlng on I • ung Looise Haws, a., .o. Hy<ell. nie 'company unveiio\d over th~ ed legibly. they may be drop- I Two ears coiUded on Ru ~ Lac Peninsula boosted to more Mrs. Thomas C. Martin, Conk d k beau o! ' ped into any letler box or re- land Township Road T-58 SUn· TlltiiiSDAY than 2.000 the numller of, rad M. Ohlinger. Mrs. Ernest ~'::'eel~ ne:~u r:ator said turned to their letter carrier. day at 5:1& p. m. causlnl mJn. •filE REED~VILLE . L 0 n1 Communists k>lled o~oap~t':: Quillen, Lewis South, Stanley :o be t~ice •• ra.i ~s present The Middleport Pomeroy post or damage lo both vehicles, lhe ~tom Homemakers Clu~ W>il in tht lhree·p:ongh ' I W. Swam, Mrs. Carroll Cana· m a' h in e' Addressograph offices will add the appropri- !leigl County .8bl!rlff's Depal'lnett Thur!ICiay evtm••& 0.1. :ssa~~n:;neof othe tw:r-:1 day, Mrs. Roy K. Armes and which will be In compeUt..; ate zip codes and return 11!0 Intent reported. a! 7 p m at the jlome o1 """ ••. mlant soo, Mrs. Robert il. , lth "· h' fell 211 cards 1o the mailer. IHarrison Barbara Jane Cotterill, 18, ·. · . 2110 miles northeast o! -'800 · ""' new mac me, .,. Ute traveUna north " v: !. •..... eon· ." ~ :u..ct;,r::t 001·" Ia"~~~~~ ~t~~ r.:!,.;'":hoo~~g u.i:;.n pi:: Batman Theme Communist MIGS and damar· Highlights illl a lllinl In dogfighiJ over Norlb Vial Nam Sunday. One or Bond'S Show lha kUis waa by a Wc.-ld Wa_r ll .. ,, . .!~Is i,;:::.:·:~:~. ~..: No posiage the Importance of lllcludtnr ~daughter, Mrs. CoeR Bauerle return ~::"'thon :~rr: re- of Pl. Pl..,ant one niece, Miss the ca ey . Rullt Deeker, and one ll'tl~ turned after addrases have niece Mrs William Knulh been coded. both 'of GieJl~We, W, V-. ' Inenmpl~te addresses which Services wDI \e held at 18 are submiUed but cannot be am Wadfll!lday In the Crow ' zip coded by the local post of· .Funeral hom' Rev flee, such as those In a city GilatOII ljoyil will Olllell~ IIIII like Walhtnston. D. C., whiedh bljf!al wUI bt In Greenwood 8$ the same street names In 6mae numbers In tile northeall, north· ' : a t Wheeling. Frlenda west, southeast and !OOthwe't:::: ' 11 ~ - 11!11111 le<Uons, wiD be sent to il1e r p.m., , . appropriate city and the codes · will be addod there. · ONil CITED Additional cards are avallab- One arrest wu reporte~ le from your letter carrier Pomeroy pollee over tht poslal dellvecy station. "'lllomas McKay, 18, ~.:.1:-ljeln& cited Into Hw.ieu ls~ed.* ca~i ta.:~~: ft.~· :;.:~ Paule~:..~ ~T~. a eJowe of llaJlli 0. Roulllo. Reams, In introdueln& 'KeMe- Stleetiona played """ "On Prk:t, BBrl H. dy said he counled hi,...H a- Eagles." "Swinging on 1h e -ltU E. Roush, Mulno mon1 the ;oona Dtlll<l<l'all 110,' ' ''Batman Theme.'' "Boo.1111!!"' ~ J, Williams, who were foliowi"8 tit• cell of 'I ll' Beat" and "FI&hl SOng. UrtoiOI, Hilda C. the tale p,.Jdent John F. Ken. Word came that tile Joker, llitUim R. Rwsh. Na- ney and "Instead o1 slottans. the Penguin, the Cat Woman Ttii(Qnf, Pqnald. G. "'' are ollerl111 pl'QIJ'ams 'to and the Rlddler ·had escaped · aMI N. Routh, Cert. meet t11t needa ot the still." from the RuUand Hl&i> School Lebanon. Rhodes str..,ed the GOP dotentloo hall, sn the Salman 'P,k!t, . [Mtar A. team effort and !lid that "thou- and Robin were sent for. J. 'llllllillll, An· sand& of Ohk>lnl from all walb These 111 characten were 111'1 H. ilmoah, o1 life and both IJ'tll political played by the mijorottes who :~. , ...., Llllta' F. porUes" had joined to carry. w«e In the appropriate .,.._ . 1,.. lltuslo, w'llltam At- Ina out the "bold and Jinaglna- tum01. There was a chaoe lr• 0. 41kiMon, IIW· Uve" programs he promlaed " throughout the band and tho AIICI• ~b, Don· a eandldata four yean ago. He loor villaiN were captured. '-j~:ir.'iR;OIIIb;:• N101111 Ttllord, uld he WOilld oontlnut theae At the end, however, they ,~ · RAibert H. ...,h, proJ!ram• and would "<CIIIIlnu• escaped· end mlosinc majorIIAI1Ialt. Harold 0. llollah, to ollnd betWftllthe to spend- ettes were still not captured. a. Rous_h. Ilia b ars and the tupayen." The audience wao told to tune PI!.. llllda Dev10, E • P • t Rhod01 reviewed hi! record Ill 11aln nell week! Ella F. fltulll, par. o1 emllfil an 4ICOIIOIJiic elimato Utlhir· .1:. r··-.. Supreme Court Refuses Appeal WASIIINCTON (UP!) - The .,, of law" In hearlnp whlcll such proteeUon to the utiQtiea, commlsllfon Ill appr<Mfil Supume Coort refused today to led to autlwrllllng tile Eut Ohio the clUes said tile Cootrt bid rate INft- relllld hea.vlly 111 accept an appeal from three (laa Compa"Y to ralu tale! by never cleefdod whether the same a vaiultlon atlrlbulld to P~ Ohio cities, clalmlnl tho atalt million a year for approx· applied to rate p.yen. II. Hampton ''orho ·noltl1tr 11ve public uUUUes eommilolon vii>- tmately 800,1100 eu-Itrs. Their pet!Uon C01111118tte4: any direct ~01!1 nor laiAid the ®l!'lltllllonat right& of In urging the SUpreme Court "The Importance ofolhis luue aveilabli ror the COIIflllllfl'l In granttns a to accept the ease, the cities on a nationwlcle baste It lilfl. uon." , rate Iller- to ages company. aald "the lwldaQIMial QIIOltlon aertna e"n In thla.., Ill whieb This lots ,stand a ruliAA by the .of enreme national fmportaneo' we have become so a~med . UCI!:NSI!: i88lJI'.D Ohio Supre1111 Qpholdq wu whj!thet ·rate p~m are 1!1 utrnnQmJcat IUIIII. 'l'!olt )J. ·· · the prpeedu"' of the. C~>mrills- entitled to due p10M of law sue '"""'- cfou~ly Jmpertanl One ~age . siOI). ,,, gual'liD\eed by the 1ftl1 amend· In view of !lot .current ~ty tesuetl · Saluqla)' PIDI'ftbll Authorities •f Cleveland, ~· ment 1p the 10Ulnf .or rater bY of eombaU!JJ IPnauon \hrl1nsl1. ~e!&a Probate Court.i)~w:··:~llr;:~;~::, ton ·~ MllillliDn contended tha slate l'tplatoey ·bOifte•. · testrolntns rate lnereaaei Jiil~j · ~ Ill,, . state -m!Mion had failed to Notlns that a· number of basle induJIJiea." . ·~· and !lloldiY ~ p.. .the ralfpayera "due proc- y"" qo the ,bad, pv~ Accordtns •to the cltilf, the 11'111, ~ LtiiW ~· • · · .19 Court u.:- Court :::.Robinson Key to. . 'l)tt.~rJY:n(, Cham,pionsli.ip :', mulive ~crams In 1 · .Cburcto, Lot. Pam- voaatlon llllher aduulkn, ereatknhlgl> or Robin&OD JALTIMORE lrailllnl school&. 11!0 •UPn •111&11 ·· , , Weddle, Dan way Improvements, mora air. triggered tl1t Balli..;. Vaited Stata, .14 porll, bellot ll!llliJtmenl . ol !olea' drive tO the J.abeMa. the alate'& Jffalt&. Laague ~ also · WecWta, aka, the ""' blow ~•t made ·them DP Weddle CAI'E QNNI!:llY <IJJ'I) ,.. champiooa of the baoe!IIU , :SIIIIJ, .2:1 ..,.., LeO- '!be U. llpiCI IJtiiC) -ld. - ·' , ' II alii~ toomr - Gemini 12 A loWorln& drive doap into ~· to Earl utroa811ta J111111 Lave!' and the left field &Ianda wlill one M. Cross, Etlwla Aldrin wiD be laiiKlh- IIIII In lilt .foorlh ill!liJol, ad • thalr fouNiq llJaCoflilhl RDblnson'a IOCOIIII homef of the . . f•ter, ~.. It Gil Now. t. II will be lito tloal leritltunlad out \0 be the ooly hoter • Cor!. far llllllliDII Ill lhe 1110 • f'ro. 'Jiln of !lot Oriol~' 1-G follrth'.J.9~~~~Jeel Gtlllllll Hrltl and II ... pme •Icto!J • ..,. the Loll ~~!Ill letc laer, jlldld 10 bo followed In early Anpleo llo(iitra. llllbh!aoo bad 1~; Xallf loer tt Daon._ 11J IN ftm manii\J · et'W' d ·'·11111t· ~~ .......,.~ ._. II 1M diNe Alai· aboonlln the fttll < lo . . . ...... 111'11 · - lo liarl . JliDIGdll m-. a. •* . . Sept. ztl, 11161 $f49· s'q. Td. , I' I "~.:=:~:~w;uc:~:::: lflroollh . BUILT..JII CUSHIOii \ . 8¥ I\ONGOI:IUII-IWRft WOIDea'o El!r!Y Bird Leaaoa =•.;:: studying the market lor Indira- Catholic Nun Dies I43 Rl 1 Rutla,;.; 1,.,.11,J cine, wu ctled to Gallla on the Ulb. lions of 1 weakenina In s.'uth. ·T~re wel't '110 IITOilll ty juvenile llOUrt, Oct. . demand. In Crash of Auto or injun.. tile Galllpolll Pat~ "'."::h;:.41 Aulos were slightly higher. _ · wa1 Patrol. Ervin wu vintap prop-driven Sky ranier Trouble, Trouble, · calli"' In Kodak and Du Pont took poln~ , · . wllh speedlns. ond lite other was by a Navy the help of Batman 14 battle sized falls In 1 soft cbemlcal LODI, Ohoo (UPI) - A Ro- Oeveland Man Ia ---supersonic ~t the evil POIIguln, Cal Woman, !eCIIon PennwU pace a selee- mlUl C;olhollc nun from Parm- Held In Shootiq TO DAR 1UC IIAN · • · · et al, .,11 the tlle!M ol tile · adale Children's VillaR• of St. rill , ...l halltime show presente<t Ftlday Uvely lower pe!roleum group Vincent DePaul, Panna, was LOUISVILLE, Ky · ( PI) Pomeroy Mayor Charleo i • ran~· night by .the Rudand Marchtns with I ltel or 2 I. killed and another nun injured Gears• Sherman Gibson, 52, gar uka all PomOI'O)'I :::~I ·· , . , Band directed by Gar- Alrlmea were mhed. Sunday when their ear crashed East Cleveland, Ohio, wu and emercency oquid " Into a tree on ·u s u In w eh..,_ed Sunday wfth malleiOUA to attend • mN~tns Wednet' · 'ner. . . Easlman and Infant son, Mn. · · BYDe !ihooUng and wounding. day, OCtOOer 12th,- at 1:11 p.m. A. M.Xe!YOJ, """'11 (Continoed from pa.. U It began With the discovery Richard L Pullin and Infant County. Pollee safd Jooeph Earl at town nan 'l1lere wiD l!e a to ' United Btalfs, 11 C Bliss wnr said the tlOP ha• of the disappearance R H.S. ma- dau•hter Mrs. James M. Den· Sister Mo~ Pril~'la 7t wu Pride , 24 LoulsviUe wu ,.,_..tativ~ of the WO.k. Leblnon. I " . " I ""' llf •· bl Wlill • ' •. , '" ' ' • ' ' , MoJo Prlet Kstr a. big opportun•ty lor 'etory ·~• '· .,.r ra ama, ney and Infant soo. Mrs. P.. rilkllled. The driver of th• slalion shot In the cheat wfth a .25 ea~ 111011'1 Cornpel1l!allon ll<lard flU· ---.:..._,;.,..,..,..,.......,. ~ State• ·18 acre this year but that II mllllt work Kathy Thomas, Pat Kennedy, W. Jones, and Infant son, Mrs. wagon, Sister Mary Jerome, II, Iller pistol dlll'lng an argument sent to dlseuas and answor .. Lablllon ' · to eel out the vote and not be. Teresa Dean. Dl~ne Holhday Hoger L. McClaskey and infant was treated at Lodl Communi- S11nday. He was reported In questions pertalninl to ,llaollh, ·dee., to !s-, come the head ma)OI'Otte, Lilly !--·-___ son ty Hosplial____ lor minor Injuries. serious condition. comnonoaiJon laws. denoe. the vlcdm of overtonfl. and Imboden. _.,____;__..:.... :_____________ _,,.... ________ _ erty p ·T ' · ers PARTIES QUIET AS CARPETI. J Tru•:.,tor j · · · · fit lhe of th0 mtlhi It · 1 , ,'!th' ·win .,'"'the of the llodaera,.. · ~ playa 1111tt uw:· "":;,1har •am• lilt plly Manqat' <'ooutol havt· polnj tl•ihe · !lot &IJ: *adltllll """"" · ·• • ' llut wm;,. •DaVio lo malte ':~==~ ' kli 1!1 · • ·~~~~~~~~~~~ Marks Established NEW YORK IUPI) -Reconls Fe,...t base hits, both c1uooo.1 !$! Wotl~ Series (ail o.. seriea-41, Ball (14) LA recOt!l. based on four games); <17). . .~vJ4wol Marb Fewest baae hits, one club, ' .:·· · BaHIDJ one serre.-17 LA. ' ' broken. No records Fewest total bases, one club, .. ·• , ~~hila& one oerles-23 LA (II) singles, ·OIIIlle'lders, m est errors S dnubles, I home rul), pme S'Wl!lili.'Davis, LA Oct. I. P'ewest total bases, both Mel! -' ~. liming 3-Wlllie clubs, one serieoHI, Ball (41), Dlivrs. Syi, Oct I. LA (23). ~ ,ft'rql:l: seriel !-Willie Feweot Ioiii blts, one club, 4 Davjs, · -LA 11 doubleo, 1 homo run). Fewest tong · bits, both cluba, Most ltriUouts' by relief 011!1 oerlea-12, Bait (9), LA pKclo•: . ~1-Moe · Drabowsky, · . . F!Oldtng ~~WI. M S..: . '. · Higheat percentage, lieldlllg, 1 · 1 , ,: :f:ia~ llarb one :wies-1.000, Batt. lowtSt bai1Jns pe""'ntage, · Fewest errors, one club, one, -~~.1ft LA. . senee--0, s•lt. . .~ .1\!'.ll!l'« percentago of Pltdlq club' winnihi series-.200 Ball Most . """'""'uUve lhutoul Fewest nw, bolll clubs, one lrinlnss-23, 1!811. · ..,;e,;actf>h( '12), Ball (U). · •ileaeraJ Qab Records Fe~,' ~ one cl!lb, one Largest r e eel p t s, JJ p m • aeroeH ~. .. , , 4$67,3-Balt. at LA, Oct. J. set:.~ lila) . ',' .,"': ·PI- . In the .POMEROY Area, ..... ..' ' '-'"...,.._ ~·, ... ..... BWTTNAR AUTO CO., 500 L Main St., Pomeroy, 0• . ' .[!) .• ,. ···Cozy ~omfort. .. all wint~~ ~:~~g ·. with Dependable . .y; ,, '' ' Jr l 1 ' ' ' Ashland lutlOU •'• Your Aslalond Oil Diotn"liutpr io intfresfed ....n.rott~ ' • The llod!T- .:;red ,fM.,..la ~ Ill · and Jim led Of! lll1lt wHII I diJplt WU . ~·· J1 Wilil f I, '\ .1 ~ ' •. •· -~ �'' •. '-· l i ''- ' ~' ' ·I"'. • ' " / l •' \, . •• ' (., ';I • . l· ~ I, Claude Davis · 0., oet'. 10, ' DieS . Sundily' ......'" HELEI :HaP US I· ' ..... ........ .... 'INt.rn..er...,.._ _ ~ In Pittsburg SLIC " ~~ . When working hands need eXtra cash ~to pay New Baby IIIIIs ••• - l~LB. CAN , Stop in , .• ·and ask for our ."baby money" loan. Special food, new ciothes. doc· tor'J tlfMlion ••• it all edds up! But you can 11et the money you need from us .• , ·now. , , and repay in sensible monthly installments, When you need money for any reason ... ., ' .' '"• FOI..GUl'l · · ·· ' . S1ve Up To 20% On Your · ' INSTANT~ COFFEE i~ .·S25 to S2DDD 10-01. JAR ' There's ahelping hand at _ Economy Savings and Loan CDIIJPIDY -41 \if . 20c OFF 300 W, Second St- 992·2111, Pomeroy DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER • ~. 818 ........ (aU lith '1 ;1,. I I. ~ CASH before night CHICKIN NOODU • OR your money oa our thrifiJ loa tams. I • I • ... IS Till ANSWII • I I ( 65 Ford Falrlane 500, 4 D•. I cylinder, oult. tr.na., UH, whitewall t1rn Chestnut Ridge Society NeM By Alii Cooe Davlcl Mulllno lefi Jut lot llrflco in the U. S. Anny. Dlattle Quloenberry spent lloutdq wltll hll couoln, Verena Jlo!MIIIhell. :1111. Ginevra Footer lite ...UIId ll'itlt the Joe • famtl)' In Albaey. lin. Wanda Slo1110 II 1 pollfnt lit lite Clt!Wcothe City Ho• ~ llhlll'd CoeD and Mn. Hllllllr opent 111 evenJnc wltlt Mr. llld l\ln. Cllrtnct Canode. Mr. llld Mn. Albert Cooe flll!ll a saturday evenfnJ with Ill'. llld .Mro. WOllam Cheadle. UDda lltd Millie Christian ,.. tmployed In Ute Goodyesr 'pltllllll Lovan. . .'AIItort Cone WBI In Hunting·. too 011: business last week. · Mr- .-d Mrs. John R.ed call· ;'firt~&lhe; Albert eon. home ·~~~·~· ~spentShaw family of l) a weekend at Cotile Erickson home. and Mrs. Laverne Tunl. were marri«< Sept 30. , resfdt In their trailer home Coen and famll7 respent an aftWI0011 wllb 'p~~r~!llts near Ath!IIJ. ond Mr1. Joe Mullinl ~#eJmUy and Mr. and Mro. Crookoville spent o Swlwlllt Mn. Lesole Mullinl. . 65 Ford Gelaxle 100, 4 Dr, I ·eylln"'!, ollie. trane. lidlo & neater, w~ltlwoll Retells effective Mon., Tues. and Wed., Oct. 10, 11 & 12 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY 64 liorcl Galaxle 'IOOXL t Dr. Hor4to,_ I cyll~dtr. . 62 Ford Falrlene iili. I Dr., I oyllndlf, ---- ................. 64Pontiec r._. 4 Dr, ...... LOUISIANA famUy one day last week . StoHon Wtgon, Autom1llc trens. ,.,....r ....... SWEO . YAMS ·-··-A&P Apple Sauce .. Sliced Beets TASTY ~~~- 1.... no .. 10~ cut Green 8eans ... ..... -rt... ""'-· 63.Chevrol.r tlno. • ISV. ... ~@IRa! @j@Li 'lrOOO~[Q) • r •' .' .00- OR fLAY ltl Alre. 4 Dr.l CJL Stondll'll ~ry~o. Wltlto '"'" 'INL . ' .-- @[,$lf~Lr ~~~ @[]JQ) [b(][N!][j. ~X cans TOM IMroRIAHl IUS fBI BAKER FURNITURE N GUUSTAN, 63 Rembl-r · · 150 ...... 4 lf~l "'"'" WELL-SHOD Look Hi BROws rnoo©oo~®~r~:.. • CLOROX ,. . ~5 Pontltc G.T.O• . rompoot.tDr. . . . . .\4 MATOI .-r li'W 63 lwon,.soanyoul · • ...............-..... Thlnlt ~ aoo~ urpet! lllll* 111111 GAL. 3• OFP Cldt .... and ele~Nbllly !Oiid 1 in more upens~ve wool ar ron carpet. Wltb INtnus lures, 1001 tnolh 8l1d mllde• Ploof. firH1$Itlnt, lollr·fllt llo I htlltr..J ...,..U , J IISTALLE D$8·'5 I!OSTANO ciipet tr lllllllj · ol conliftu0111 filaltltlll Hel -fon cllli~lll all lttt -41111 :ftr, .otomlol'll ' "'""' . lt'- tlr11r . MARGARI and crush·reslttettlllavely · ' Stylo 1115 hiplow tcirttll desiJIII:.:.::;:-. _ablt_It lltiiiJ.. . . / ! 1117 1)18 ~il , fall tl~yt, . 1'AICII9! oncl .....,.....-.. ..... . ', UP'iof) tliti11 t;tfl fot cO:.U.i ~ '. ·,. nAttel! ,,~ . !.' ,~· ' ~ r!!ft~!ifch.,. -. ,..r.t .,,. • • • TONY~' ~-·:-~r;¥fill ;!otlil~ck ..12-oz.·· . r •,.. . . ~ . .;; ., CAN .' '' '. .. ~ .., '•_,;~i ' . ' h,• ' . :'I ' • ... .. ' '""'!""' f:l;j -~!...: ' · ·:·:~: ···~·· j \ ?· '' ' ........ OUP IOY2·0Z. CAN 64 Ford Gelexll 100. 4 Dr. I oYllndlr, oull. ,,,... hilt .... htl~ I·:~. Iona Sweet Peas Wh'1te potatoes 1....... A&p oa1\.ICID wHOL• I won, so ciln you! 4 _., ,,.... LiqMW Picnics. - ---43~ YOUR CHOICE tlroo ROCK SPIIJNGS Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beat·los II spent a recent weekend in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Smith. . Mr.' and Mrs. George Glaze and fanuly and Mrs. Grace Glaze of Columbus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Radford and family. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs visited Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wood an \ . CREAM OF MUSHROOM . I SOUP •" • . .. IIEINZ - Phou for oar quid< O.K. Thea. atop for • ' ..- · ~., I I 1·LB. PKGS. -' ,, I �'' •. '-· l i ''- ' ~' ' ·I"'. • ' " / l •' \, . •• ' (., ';I • . l· ~ I, Claude Davis · 0., oet'. 10, ' DieS . Sundily' ......'" HELEI :HaP US I· ' ..... ........ .... 'INt.rn..er...,.._ _ ~ In Pittsburg SLIC " ~~ . When working hands need eXtra cash ~to pay New Baby IIIIIs ••• - l~LB. CAN , Stop in , .• ·and ask for our ."baby money" loan. Special food, new ciothes. doc· tor'J tlfMlion ••• it all edds up! But you can 11et the money you need from us .• , ·now. , , and repay in sensible monthly installments, When you need money for any reason ... ., ' .' '"• FOI..GUl'l · · ·· ' . S1ve Up To 20% On Your · ' INSTANT~ COFFEE i~ .·S25 to S2DDD 10-01. JAR ' There's ahelping hand at _ Economy Savings and Loan CDIIJPIDY -41 \if . 20c OFF 300 W, Second St- 992·2111, Pomeroy DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER • ~. 818 ........ (aU lith '1 ;1,. I I. ~ CASH before night CHICKIN NOODU • OR your money oa our thrifiJ loa tams. I • I • ... IS Till ANSWII • I I ( 65 Ford Falrlane 500, 4 D•. I cylinder, oult. tr.na., UH, whitewall t1rn Chestnut Ridge Society NeM By Alii Cooe Davlcl Mulllno lefi Jut lot llrflco in the U. S. Anny. Dlattle Quloenberry spent lloutdq wltll hll couoln, Verena Jlo!MIIIhell. :1111. Ginevra Footer lite ...UIId ll'itlt the Joe • famtl)' In Albaey. lin. Wanda Slo1110 II 1 pollfnt lit lite Clt!Wcothe City Ho• ~ llhlll'd CoeD and Mn. Hllllllr opent 111 evenJnc wltlt Mr. llld l\ln. Cllrtnct Canode. Mr. llld Mn. Albert Cooe flll!ll a saturday evenfnJ with Ill'. llld .Mro. WOllam Cheadle. UDda lltd Millie Christian ,.. tmployed In Ute Goodyesr 'pltllllll Lovan. . .'AIItort Cone WBI In Hunting·. too 011: business last week. · Mr- .-d Mrs. John R.ed call· ;'firt~&lhe; Albert eon. home ·~~~·~· ~spentShaw family of l) a weekend at Cotile Erickson home. and Mrs. Laverne Tunl. were marri«< Sept 30. , resfdt In their trailer home Coen and famll7 respent an aftWI0011 wllb 'p~~r~!llts near Ath!IIJ. ond Mr1. Joe Mullinl ~#eJmUy and Mr. and Mro. Crookoville spent o Swlwlllt Mn. Lesole Mullinl. . 65 Ford Gelaxle 100, 4 Dr, I ·eylln"'!, ollie. trane. lidlo & neater, w~ltlwoll Retells effective Mon., Tues. and Wed., Oct. 10, 11 & 12 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY 64 liorcl Galaxle 'IOOXL t Dr. Hor4to,_ I cyll~dtr. . 62 Ford Falrlene iili. I Dr., I oyllndlf, ---- ................. 64Pontiec r._. 4 Dr, ...... LOUISIANA famUy one day last week . StoHon Wtgon, Autom1llc trens. ,.,....r ....... SWEO . YAMS ·-··-A&P Apple Sauce .. Sliced Beets TASTY ~~~- 1.... no .. 10~ cut Green 8eans ... ..... -rt... ""'-· 63.Chevrol.r tlno. • ISV. ... ~@IRa! @j@Li 'lrOOO~[Q) • r •' .' .00- OR fLAY ltl Alre. 4 Dr.l CJL Stondll'll ~ry~o. Wltlto '"'" 'INL . ' .-- @[,$lf~Lr ~~~ @[]JQ) [b(][N!][j. ~X cans TOM IMroRIAHl IUS fBI BAKER FURNITURE N GUUSTAN, 63 Rembl-r · · 150 ...... 4 lf~l "'"'" WELL-SHOD Look Hi BROws rnoo©oo~®~r~:.. • CLOROX ,. . ~5 Pontltc G.T.O• . rompoot.tDr. . . . . .\4 MATOI .-r li'W 63 lwon,.soanyoul · • ...............-..... Thlnlt ~ aoo~ urpet! lllll* 111111 GAL. 3• OFP Cldt .... and ele~Nbllly !Oiid 1 in more upens~ve wool ar ron carpet. Wltb INtnus lures, 1001 tnolh 8l1d mllde• Ploof. firH1$Itlnt, lollr·fllt llo I htlltr..J ...,..U , J IISTALLE D$8·'5 I!OSTANO ciipet tr lllllllj · ol conliftu0111 filaltltlll Hel -fon cllli~lll all lttt -41111 :ftr, .otomlol'll ' "'""' . lt'- tlr11r . MARGARI and crush·reslttettlllavely · ' Stylo 1115 hiplow tcirttll desiJIII:.:.::;:-. _ablt_It lltiiiJ.. . . / ! 1117 1)18 ~il , fall tl~yt, . 1'AICII9! oncl .....,.....-.. ..... . ', UP'iof) tliti11 t;tfl fot cO:.U.i ~ '. ·,. nAttel! ,,~ . !.' ,~· ' ~ r!!ft~!ifch.,. -. ,..r.t .,,. • • • TONY~' ~-·:-~r;¥fill ;!otlil~ck ..12-oz.·· . r •,.. . . ~ . .;; ., CAN .' '' '. .. ~ .., '•_,;~i ' . ' h,• ' . :'I ' • ... .. ' '""'!""' f:l;j -~!...: ' · ·:·:~: ···~·· j \ ?· '' ' ........ OUP IOY2·0Z. CAN 64 Ford Gelexll 100. 4 Dr. I oYllndlr, oull. ,,,... hilt .... htl~ I·:~. Iona Sweet Peas Wh'1te potatoes 1....... A&p oa1\.ICID wHOL• I won, so ciln you! 4 _., ,,.... LiqMW Picnics. - ---43~ YOUR CHOICE tlroo ROCK SPIIJNGS Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beat·los II spent a recent weekend in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Smith. . Mr.' and Mrs. George Glaze and fanuly and Mrs. Grace Glaze of Columbus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Radford and family. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs visited Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wood an \ . CREAM OF MUSHROOM . I SOUP •" • . .. IIEINZ - Phou for oar quid< O.K. Thea. atop for • ' ..- · ~., I I 1·LB. PKGS. -' ,, I �' ,. r • I ' ' •'' ' I \ ' " ·, ll! ~""" ~., ¥0'RE GRINNIN' ' I-DIII)' liellllne~ PonMro,yJilddleporl, LOWEEZV··WHAT ARE 'IE 50 TIO<LeP For' w. · o. OoL 10, 11161 INFORMAliON THE WILLm ' LIKE A MUI£ EIITIN' BRIARS, I ..; 1Y FlED LASSWELL I.UNEY GOOGLI! 111<1 SNUFI'Y SMITH ~. ·6~1 Extra 'Cash 'rh:e~Wanf \ld ' ·Wa' " ""1"------I I • '' ·- ··-. WUITAD '• \' 1\llOOT? EXPEJdENCED t • Potnerov WHEEL AliGNMENT Motor·Co. ... ' .... "' IRAQ, SERVICE Blaettnars PollllrOY M58SPORT BOBCAY: SPRINT ·~~ DICK !14WUNGt.• BLAETTNARS . ~...~.sal~ Phonef92.2143 ........roy,O. .. •••• 1~111 .. ~·· .. .•f. ' ' 1'-o;~~~L, ·~ •l. I LI'L AINEI \ ' ' 'M/DII,LIP~. ·. ~~~ ~ I lt UJII$ tl'>tJt-~il~r!!· '1'1tl:l ' ' Pre~;;st.orlc 'T'OKum 61 RAMBLER -------:--::::-:-:----;= $595 Conv. Cpe. Good tiru, 0 cyl. engine. Std. ·t raDI. Radio <tnd wcmen UDIATOR . heotor, good top. protect.ed them~lves . wlt.h t.he I 'DanCe of' SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. ~he•n ~~· · Movern8noao; OPEN IVEI. 9:00 P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 ... lheflrst '1"' were razaiJI.- unlmport.ent- Notice IY HOWII SCMNI!IDIR OH, I'DAH,? WElL, TH& lR!Il'H IS You~e A IJITWJT I ly ART SAMSOM i1J CHESTER GOI'ILD DICK TRACY LITTLII ORPHAN ANNII 141ddleport. • 10 lfo "Mission \o SiJ: &>atinent&" Ol<,'lllllf .... I& CiiOOO Sttf· WHERE 1 MISS ~I 3 ROOMS New Furni.tl: ONLY *299 MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W, VA. ...,_..,,....,and pri101 ~·· , Dellvorlnt TH&, DAILY SENTINEL Je lotoblloiiOdRout... · ClolL H2·2156 to work In local bo 21 or over. . . . . livlnc parUcularo, to · 11 1 ••~· · -Mpil ''llli·. , Seollnel. ilo• 668· ']), ~'· 0, t 28 lie · For S.le or R1nt llr -lltANNII 1 IIO@M lfouN illd bath, extra ·104 I~ E;. Main St., Pomeroy 0i1o. PL IIIIW3M. 10 7 !tc nebel J\OOM "hluH with bath in lllddlepdrl. Pl\011< 992-3'104. 10 I 6tt potatoes, polatea for wlnll!r. Also Catlllinc lomatoes, yllll' own, II bushel Hilton, Portland. 0 . . =-==,-;---..,,.-==~ • 15 . Wanted 1915 wltli outomatlo Iii fancy. deolp. bHnd hem, appllqlll\ llpptn, ete. Lib ..,.: 7 payments fl. 71 a monllrl left. Ph. lfS.M. I salar)', paid and other benefits, 611-B, c-o The Sentinel. Por.1eroy 1 0, age and ex·periencr. Our .If.+~~·• know or lftis ad. 10 6 6tc :Hi;;;~.i~nesl availabll In~::.? <~nd Mid dleport. I umteces.sary aearnings, write . OIIJ-340-240, T~IS ~00 18 T&WWIIl.Ei 1 10 II lJ Rent • 001J1,jpOif111111-• . " ...... "' t'lloO.,. .• OX'tllltWI' •' P ~ 12w·a plete willl .U cleanlnc taohplenla A-1 eolld~: blllilce due, t pa~ fl"PI G. · tldL P"""*' (IIIZ-21115... •• �' ,. r • I ' ' •'' ' I \ ' " ·, ll! ~""" ~., ¥0'RE GRINNIN' ' I-DIII)' liellllne~ PonMro,yJilddleporl, LOWEEZV··WHAT ARE 'IE 50 TIO<LeP For' w. · o. OoL 10, 11161 INFORMAliON THE WILLm ' LIKE A MUI£ EIITIN' BRIARS, I ..; 1Y FlED LASSWELL I.UNEY GOOGLI! 111<1 SNUFI'Y SMITH ~. ·6~1 Extra 'Cash 'rh:e~Wanf \ld ' ·Wa' " ""1"------I I • '' ·- ··-. WUITAD '• \' 1\llOOT? EXPEJdENCED t • Potnerov WHEEL AliGNMENT Motor·Co. ... ' .... "' IRAQ, SERVICE Blaettnars PollllrOY M58SPORT BOBCAY: SPRINT ·~~ DICK !14WUNGt.• BLAETTNARS . ~...~.sal~ Phonef92.2143 ........roy,O. .. •••• 1~111 .. ~·· .. .•f. ' ' 1'-o;~~~L, ·~ •l. I LI'L AINEI \ ' ' 'M/DII,LIP~. ·. ~~~ ~ I lt UJII$ tl'>tJt-~il~r!!· '1'1tl:l ' ' Pre~;;st.orlc 'T'OKum 61 RAMBLER -------:--::::-:-:----;= $595 Conv. Cpe. Good tiru, 0 cyl. engine. Std. ·t raDI. Radio <tnd wcmen UDIATOR . heotor, good top. protect.ed them~lves . wlt.h t.he I 'DanCe of' SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. ~he•n ~~· · Movern8noao; OPEN IVEI. 9:00 P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 ... lheflrst '1"' were razaiJI.- unlmport.ent- Notice IY HOWII SCMNI!IDIR OH, I'DAH,? WElL, TH& lR!Il'H IS You~e A IJITWJT I ly ART SAMSOM i1J CHESTER GOI'ILD DICK TRACY LITTLII ORPHAN ANNII 141ddleport. • 10 lfo "Mission \o SiJ: &>atinent&" Ol<,'lllllf .... I& CiiOOO Sttf· WHERE 1 MISS ~I 3 ROOMS New Furni.tl: ONLY *299 MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W, VA. ...,_..,,....,and pri101 ~·· , Dellvorlnt TH&, DAILY SENTINEL Je lotoblloiiOdRout... · ClolL H2·2156 to work In local bo 21 or over. . . . . livlnc parUcularo, to · 11 1 ••~· · -Mpil ''llli·. , Seollnel. ilo• 668· ']), ~'· 0, t 28 lie · For S.le or R1nt llr -lltANNII 1 IIO@M lfouN illd bath, extra ·104 I~ E;. Main St., Pomeroy 0i1o. PL IIIIW3M. 10 7 !tc nebel J\OOM "hluH with bath in lllddlepdrl. Pl\011< 992-3'104. 10 I 6tt potatoes, polatea for wlnll!r. Also Catlllinc lomatoes, yllll' own, II bushel Hilton, Portland. 0 . . =-==,-;---..,,.-==~ • 15 . Wanted 1915 wltli outomatlo Iii fancy. deolp. bHnd hem, appllqlll\ llpptn, ete. Lib ..,.: 7 payments fl. 71 a monllrl left. Ph. lfS.M. I salar)', paid and other benefits, 611-B, c-o The Sentinel. Por.1eroy 1 0, age and ex·periencr. Our .If.+~~·• know or lftis ad. 10 6 6tc :Hi;;;~.i~nesl availabll In~::.? <~nd Mid dleport. I umteces.sary aearnings, write . OIIJ-340-240, T~IS ~00 18 T&WWIIl.Ei 1 10 II lJ Rent • 001J1,jpOif111111-• . " ...... "' t'lloO.,. .• OX'tllltWI' •' P ~ 12w·a plete willl .U cleanlnc taohplenla A-1 eolld~: blllilce due, t pa~ fl"PI G. · tldL P"""*' (IIIZ-21115... •• �~, ,, ( J .. .' ' ' About Pomeroy Betllel No. 112 of 1 b e llllernadonal Urder of Job'• Daugbten wjll meet · tonlpl at 7:30 a1 ll!e Pomeroy Ma.. onlc Temple. There wnl be lnttalladon of Council members. ' I ,: ' ,. ,. ,. About Middleport j 'I . •• , \ .. . -~ ·, I .. ·, . (' ' at WORLD BUDGET PRICED 21"* COLOR TV o Perfonnonco-praved RCA Hlo UTE Color Tube o Now Vlllll .2&,000.volt chonll t for picture powor Super.powarful Naw Vlllll VHF and Solid St.tt UHF tunera 1 • Dopendablt RCA Solid Copper Cl~ults 'lbere are other modeiB In the popular RCA 21 Inch Color T.V. Ask any of the nlea people In the music department to obow them to you. You'D like the performance of theae 1967 21 Inch RCA Color T,V.'a. ·' •·· · '· T . ·. ; . ··c:·,•114:•'-(.: , MOST TRUSTED flAME IN ILRTAONiGt·' ~ , ... ..: - . , ~.~a- ..ot.~,.' ' ··- SEE THE NEW 1967 MODELS RCA VICTOR PORTABLE T'is, SPORTAB~T DEWXE · More People Own RCAVICTOR Than Any Other TV "Pssst. HrtnJJ, pass me another leg." CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, O. There's an RCA VIctor Portable TV to suit every need ..,.. 12 Inch screen - 16 inch screen and 19 inch screen. Your choice of color, wltb or without roU. about stands. Stop In, look them over, buy one for yourseH or family. wOOD "CONVEmBLE" • BAVE GIRLS COMING LOAFERS $4;88,,,. " ·;:. '"' ' ., POMEROY·MIDDL~PORT, OHIO ' . r, -~" . ., • i.'i . . FIVE (EN'J:S • . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1966 VISJ'iOa ., ' ' l '.t r. • ... IS .. -· \ ' SAir,;QN (UP!) -r"roerlllP troops 'today overran Ill! ~ ground Corllj!lunlat Jwtgle . pri. aon 111 Ute central coastal area . Pd found 12 tnmatel who had been ~ned and but.:ltered by their fieeln& North vte~na~nese guards, TIED UP VICI'IMS '• '"111Ja WU, the VIet Cone'• Hltle Dacb.au death camp,'" ••I~ 9ol· Archie IJY.Ie, the Arn!y 1st Brldi\e · whose mali IOimd the • • ~ Cl .at ' ' VOL XVII) N0.-123 •• PHONE 992-5432 L .. , ·'"''' execution pit. He s&\d three North Vletna· meae prison camp bosses, . fearful of being overrun by the AmeriCanJ sweeping through the jungle in OperaUon Irvin& rounded up 19 young VIetnaprisoners, Ued Pd chained their arms tog•tlltl' and dumped them Into a pll near the camp. They set up a mlll!~lnegun, blasted the delenaelesa captives Pd then tosaed hand .grena1ea mese Long Termers Tunnel from Prison Cells I onto the heap. Somehow sev.u survived. Six of the ~urvlvors sun lav among the corpses when the Americana reached the a•:en~ 24 houn alter the butche•'Y. The seventh -a blood-smeared teen-ager -made his •vay to the Americans and brought them back. Smelled oeath Spec. 4 · Eddie Edfon of Chicago, point or lead mao in the column led by the survivor, Dao Van Cam, said he could smell the 1eent of death from the pit before he saw it. , •,Some of the battle hardened cavalrymen who have kiHad and captured about 1,000 Communists in their sweep across the central eoa!ltal area 2!10 miles northeast of Saigon retched at the sight. Machinegun shells lit~red the edge .of the pit and ;orne were scattered over the bodies. Edlon . saw unexploded hand grenades lying amon1 the dead Pd wounded. · TWO WERE ENEMY Two of the dead wore North Vietnamese uniforms. Soldiers speculated they had tried to desert. Some were so young 11· was belle>ed they were cap. lured South Vietnamese lrootll or youngsten who had reslstilt being "drafted" by the Viet Cong. Young Cam told the Arnerleana the Viet Cong kidnaped him eight days ago hecauae he sold a cow without the guerrillas' permission. These were the same cavalrymen who earlier today demanded the surrender of a rag tag band of Communi!! cuerrillas and were answered with maehlnegun fire. The cavalrymen, who have captured more than 2,000 Viet Cong suspects, wiped out the remnants of the company. In the air, American "Were dlseiQaad out w bave· carried new IIIUilve attacb . against North V.let Nam and , the Central HlcNns despite " bad weather, blllilll a serlel o1 rf· targets In die' (mmedlllt ·", viclolty of Hal~ . 1• A ap<qtmap ,· .at ~- ' ' blew · up lin all ~ lbret ' ~, ..: ot five to am lllllti 'IIWI7. • Sewer Ordinance Regulations ·Are Aired in Council I i ·1 south ~. :r ··-~. surface-to.• 1,.mtill!t4 (8 A 111) 11 Bite four lllllet to lhe II'Uibeast·' ·· · Pd a Hl'lel Gl. miDor W'Jetl . miles I' : I' 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 10, 1966 carper davis decker farris frazier grueser hysell matthews phillips rice