http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b60e43b103f53e36962d4527ebe09d34.pdf 8c11b5ebb1acda385e6ebb1186ce58ef PDF Text Text ~, ,, ( 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 �, , ~Dally SenUntl, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, 0 ., Oct. ' _l!, 198& GI'GIIp I of lhe First United Church Ill MJd. P~bylerlaf Death of Robert F. Carr : By Gas Ruled Accidental l dleperl are IPODHI'ill a !<!UP eal• Tbunday aad FridaJ, Oeleber 13·14. /Tile soup sell• lor If'cenlo a quart willl con· talner and 70 eenls without. Those wisblnr 10 pick up soup are aoked 1o come 10 the cbureh Tbunday betweea 4 and 1 p. m. DeUmlet wru he made Friday ond a•ose wilblig to place orders may call Mrs. ToJil KeUy, ~Y z. 35tl, -Mra. f'Jed IAwle, WY J. 31151, or Mn. Jack Colemu, WY 1-3005, . --------• • ' SOfJAL Grandmothers Giye ,,"-arty l_or ·Ft'ln.&h Bl'rthd~y Keith Vance, son of Mr. and TUESDAY Mrs. Robert Vance, was bon- THE WSCS of the ~ ored with a party on his fifth Spring• Methodist church wiD birthday siven by his srand· meet at the church, Tuesday, at JllQthers, Mrs. Flora Bailey and 1:30 p.m. Eulah Russell, Saturday after. AMERICAN LEGION AU1· noon ~~ the Bailey borne. ill&ry ol Leins Mallley Poll Games were played and prlz. 263 will meet •t the N a o m I es of candy Halloween pump- Bapllil Cllurch, Pomeroy, 'l'ue~ klns &lven to Paula Rae Kloes, day, at 7:10 P· m. Mrs, ~IIIOI Debbie Hotfmlll and Marianne Carr, dlltriet president, wiU ~ 'Kioes. Tbe birthday 4ake, dec- a ~=EN'l MISS(qNARY 119ora\41d with llihted -candles, clety of the Pomeroy Plrst was made by Iris l!l'andmoth· Baptist Church wru meet at erAf~~R=~ •ueat had the church, Tuesc\iiY eveni!" r • IMtead or Thul'idaY, due 10 opened his lifls, reltuhments the slate oonvenuon. Mrs. l . o1 lee cream, cake, punch and ! Foilter will haYII Pf(IC!'flhl' baskets of HaUuween candy ~ bolleSSts will be Mrt. ~~ were !lel'Ved to the Invited len Couch IIIII Mr1. Wllllalll ests. The cake waa Inscribed, Barnhll'l. SAIGON (UPI) -Defense • py i!lrthday Keith- age Secretary Robert · McNamara 5., In lue and pink lJid mini•· WEDNESDAY met with South VIet Nam's two lure ue and white baskets THE POMEROV .$hakllpen top military leaders today and held H Uoween cllldY. Favors club will meet WednO!!daJ, at heard a request for more U. S. were balloon sq~eak~r• and 2 p.m. at the borne of Mrs, T, flghtin& men. suckers. /.. H~. · McNamara left a ~id-morn- Present were Debbie Hoff. C.\\'IDIDATE NIGHT wOI be tn8 cenference with U. s. miU· man, Arnold Johnson, Patty held WedneadJy, Oclober- 1%, al tary commanq,n and sped by Hoffman, Paula Rae Kloes, Da· tb. Portland Grlde School. A limousine 10 the offices .t vtd Vance, Debbie Johnson, jitney .upper wiD be served Chlei of state Gen. N111yen Marianne Kloea, Mike Vanct, from 5 le 7 P· m. alld sponVan Thleu and Prime Minister Mrs. Gertrude Kloel, Mn. sored by the WSCS of the Pot1o Gen. Nguyen Ca'o Ky under Robert Vance, Homer Gilkey, land Chureh. Everyont II lnheavy escort. and Mra. Connie Hollman. vited. Sendlnl lilts were Mn. Har· OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, f!e. H11 br111had aside MWIInen's ry GahriD& of Columbus and ta Slpna Phi SOrority wIll question• when he emer&ed Penny Johnson and Marlon meet Wednesday, Oct. U at lrom the sessions, but Inform· Francis. the Columbus and Southern ed sources said both Ky end - Ohio Elecirlo Carnpany IB Thieu told him more American • Middleport. Tbis Ifill be a modtroops were needed to success0 el 111eetina an4 aU mem~ fully ball Communist apresare urged tD be present. 510n lo South Viet Nam. UfC IS POMEROY CHAPfER No. 110 Royal Arch Maaons will hold In Collision Near Addison ° !IH WORK Stal efA££' •I l B u ' ICia s 00 usy T0 Hear weIfare DemandS I Mrs. Parsons Dies Monday 1ame National Basketball name(:iti~:.•ballli •••rr..1 COLUMBUS (UPil _ T h e sociation e<hibition serie.. Atlanta Brafti. · BmltOn Cellics grabbed the lead cinnati totk lhe openmg 1« the flrsl time ill the ci!JS· games. . , 1ng i'atnutes of 811 exh!bl· Jones and former Ohio State lion rnatd. and hwlg 00 to University star John Ha~licek down CfnclnnaH 11:1-107 here sparked the Celta come-from. Monday ll!gbl. behind wm as Havlicek led_ The tw. teams wind up their pme srormg w1th 'tl pomts l!lbibitj.on ejes tonight at Oscar Robertson sank 23 DDinlts. ll M•liDe, Ill. I• exhibition sea· 1be Royals are 94 81111 the THIRD BASE COACH ICe:lllcl •$.8. . ATLANTA (UP!) - B iII Sa!n JQIMI Retied 25 pointsiA1lair, one of the most ID · to give Bo~ successful ntinor league mana· too Ia a f o u r • gers in baseball, today was I 1. Mlchlsan 81. (Jt) (4-0) Notre DBMe <e) (3-0) Alabama (4) (3-0) UCLA (I) (4-0) Southern Cal (l) f4-ll) Nebmka !I) (4-0) 7. Georg1a Tech t4·0) 8. Florida (ol-0) · ' 9. Purdue (3-!) ·· 10. Oklahoma (3-0) , Second 11>-11, Georgla'• tt: W)'omlng 18; 13, Tennt$see 4; 14, Missouri 13; 15, Arkwu J2; 16, HOIISton 10: 17. Baylor 6; 18 (lie). Southern Methodist, Miami of Ohio, and Washlngtoo 2. S. 4. 5. 6. Homecoming Ch h • H ld · e Jn Mr'ddleport ,. . THE PRICES ' LOW It· Loolclng for • hilce wl!lt higt, performance ••• good looks • • • lq lila? Thio Huffy is yotw onawer. Tho luegogt carrlor, aports htadll;ht, r!IU and l.ndeu are chromo, Ploofecl white ~uckot sOQI • • .. nonow while sidewall tires. New Spacacraft frame, American 1oaster brokes. A solid, ~rn c~cleo lloya 011d airlaiiiOde l•· ...~ Christmas Toys Are Arriving! MOORE 124 W. MAIN , • Ford's famous quiet ride comes in 18 beruJtiful styles for 1967 Big Red Takes Over Top Spot ·< • '.. ,• Quieter hec. . e they're stronger. Stronger beeause they're · •eU211M•ilt fur '67, tile best-built Fords iD histol'1· 9out oflO ., ' . •.. independent inaurance aeentl help dientJ when they bave an automobile accident- a«:ordina to a oew survey by a oatiooally .known. impartial research oraan· ization. Far fewer ooc-oompany llleamen do. Wbcn you waat car insurance and <:ontinuina, pcnonal l<f'IC<O, eall Ul. wc:rc in- dependent IRIUI'• IDCI apats. .. ~ {j ._ ,,, ti . DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY INC 1111 Childs, llodnor Dawnln1 Alonh N. 2ntl A..._ Mltldleport U l l , _ RAltDTOP --~ .... 2i-,... Ill. Y-J. A ?-Litre power optioo ' ·ll:cflldoa a 428-<u. in. V-8, power dioc &otll brakes. alid opotll oteerina wheel. nrmr ' POMEROY· _, 111 DAlly SENTINa lAM,.,,..... ., ' .. B d 01 r,aa wa!1f liJ!-a J I Upl 8fJe• fS ....,:::.': ,._;.-,: ' s 992-2848 B •" Galuleo, CustJJ-. ngoa. '• CGIIverlibieo. ...,.,..; bardtopo. ...t. . ,olt· oi• bllic Jjord ouongth aad quiet, pl..O • wide r..,..ot cooveaidloeo and~ tJi1llL pr<>Yide 1 two-way Magic ~ thor •wiap OUIIQI' peopk ,U 'lht n~t~t ~,,.._,, iif,M ·fh,:',¢0Jil w.,... .....,. "" ,....... . ~· Aht1d, --\y .... wilhoBt • dutt:li ' llilla, ilg lhiJon, llld ' TE-5T•DRIVE .\ , ~!,. I ' I ··FOIDor t • J~:\'}ll'it>, FAl.CON, F AIRLANE, FORD DEALER'Sl · ~·· I~ ' •~ll)i!. , __,. .• ,_.,., Vi!i.lfoll·ll Y·'· • ' • lj'f-'1.., ' I'!' ' / ' ·. I dlr• i' Select Yours and Use Moore's Lay- Away ·&:.':" :: f •' AR£ Stock Market · =- . ' ' I ----·-·-··---- .; Hood Having Surgery for Knee Injury 'I I DELUXE 12 L 10 Racine OES NameS OfficerS-' I :WHitE. H-.,,UFFY SPORTS 1 Troop 174 Divided intO four Patrols ! Pomero1-~,ne~·, ~;6e':'1.:t, ~~:) Celt. Top Royall I I Wahalna Band G' Sh _ Dally Sentinel. five More·Fighting Men Requeste Woman Unhurt Same Old Storyt Skidmore, Allman Top Pointmakers CAI~ENDAR Robert F. Carr, 6~, Viand \ $treet, Poinl Pleasant, was found dead at hts Monday near noon. Maoon County Coroner Dr. Oliver C. EsheAn au rme:rl ., : commended an autopsy and the Prosecuting 1101 ~ ordered the autopsy performe~ ":Vhich showed cause I ; death to be accidental asphyX181tOn, from carbon mon· Ollide. Accordlnt to city police loves· Georrr carr, Hacienda Helchll, . t11aUna, a friend of Carr's California and nine grandchll· ' ·.topped by and looked In the dren. window of the house. Seeing Funeral service will be :_tarr 'ylng partially on the bed, Wednesday 2 p.m. in the CroiW·I -he fnl<rmed tho officer! ""'"'' Hussell Funeral Home with .th•llll looleed wron1 and wben Rev. Parker Hinzman offic,iat-1 officers entered the home they lng. Burial will be In the foond If- houae full ol fiJ. cemetery. Friends may call at .:On lnvHdrallon they found a the funeral home alter 7 p.m. 'kitchen ra111e oven wao on Tuesday. _but the fire wa1 out ellowinl ---, , ias te fm tht h...... , , ' . ',' '' 1:· " ' 1 I' ,,: 1i 1 /' 'Tune of death of Carr was ,1 1 ,I' ', ', I, ' , I'I'', I. ' / '"stabllslttd 1o havt {)('CUrred ASSIST PRESENTATIONS- Joy Hayes .and Lee Hysell hold plaques they .110111eUmo Sunday m&ht. presented to three newsmen Monda~ig ht during the Fifth Annual 4-H Achieve_ carr wao 1 former employe men! Awards ceremonies at Pomeroy en ior High auditorium, Robert Hoeflich of . of the Marietta Manufacturing The Athens Messenger and Robert inge It and Chester Tannehill of Th~ Daily Sen· Company llld a painter. He tine!. The awards were in recognition of meritorious service by the media to the >VII bor11,. io Mason County on Meda Mink, 59, Gallii)Olts, Meigs County 4·H program. - Sentinel Photo. Au&llll 11,.\ IM, the IOD of tho was uninjured In a collision of late Jametllollerl and Marlhi her car and a railroad motor :lloard Carr. car al 8:1> •. m. Monday at LJIth Survtvin& are three, dau&h· the railroad crossinr on ters, Mn. Arl•o Goebel, st. Addison • Bulavllle Rd., just (Continued from Pale I) 1mours 1c Co., Ronnie Eastman, Pelersllurl, no., Mrs. Donzella weol of Rt. 7 at Addison. .MulleD, Hyattsville, Maryland The State Highway Pal~l Steven Slaaley, Debbie Kee· COLUMBUS (UPO - A delegation of 84 propon~ad Mra. Delores Oliver, Alta· sa1d that Mn. Mmk was drtv· baugh, Larry Mees. · ents of adequate welfare gathered on the Slatehouse llllllllf, Fla.; o•• son, Robert ins east on the Addison-Bull· rotunda Monday but found the experience frustrating carr, At J Pt. Plusanl; ooe villt Rd. The motor car was Bread, Slllndard Brands In· and unrewarding. lialtr, llrt. Mlala GrHoiH, Rt. dnven by Harry Chesher, 60, corporated, Diane Holliday, They were met by John M. McElroy, top aide of J Pl. Ploasut; oae brother, of Middleport. There ~as ntin- Jenny De81l, Doris Davis, Dawn Gov. James A. Rhodes, and he promised he would t.ve ;,;:a;;~.:__.:.----- or dam~r• to both veh1clts. Carper. h Oh' st · c Itt f Ad t Welfare's / Officers reported lbat both Clothint, Coats & Clark Inc., 1 e_ . 10 eermg omm ee 0 ~ • equa e their slaled COIIVoeatlcm Wed· drivers failed to ... each Carol Wilcoxen, Melinda Arns· peli!ton to the governor. The, pe!t!ton asked for a speA large crowd altended lhe neaday at 7:30 p. m. al th6 other, and the collision retull- bary, Pat Koblentz, Jean White· cia! state allotment of $50 twtce a ,year for cloth_ing for first homecoming of 11\e Mid· Masonic Temple. A speelal ed. No charges were filed. head. all school ch1ldren recetvmg public welfare assiStance. dleport Church ol Christ Suit· meetin& wlll be bel~ Thursday Tho patrol investigated an ac- COnservation, John Deere, The delegation was told by the receptionist at the gov· IVeS OW day at the church. at 7·30 P m 141 confer lilt cident 11 ll::IO a. m. Monday Regina Harrison, D 0 0 01 , ecnor's offic~ that he was out of town and there was noThe Sunday School and Wor- past · mas~rs degree. _. M rt Tit M body else wtth any authonah White F leo ship hour openod the day'a mu"""' DOSE LODGE wlL PT. PLI:SANT - Mrs. Deily In Rio Grande, when William Ch e...1e, o on us, ary ty to meet with them. governor has the authority to The W ama a n tvenlj and a be;ket dinner was """"' •• lllfNDI 79 a ruidllll of For- E. McCoy, 35, Rio Grande, Sauer, The delegation waited about call the legislature Into session band presented a pre • game ed . the eh rch meet at the Mlddle]lOI'I LeJion 10 ~ • .tied at U:5i p. m., backed from a private drive, Dairy, Oliver Corp., P a I minutes before filing into like we asked him to do lastlshow at the Ripley· Wahama d~ at UOOII u Hall at 1:1() P. m. Wednesday. 10 11 Woali!IJ ill Pill- Valley Has- and his car struck 1 car dnven Koblentz, Daniel Nease, Grace olher parts of the ex..,utlve of. summer. Why doesn't bt do it?" football aame at Ripley ltad· ~:~o=:ihe dinner 1 mus• pital, oller a short Ulntll. She by Donovan Wesley Wlckllnt, !8, Kmg, Larry Hollon. flee in an attempt to see Me· ,. mm Friday evening. _, held d ri was the widow o1 David Par· also of Rto Grande. There was Foodo • Preserv1Uon, Kerr McElroy answered, What Jc.. prol!l'am was u ng 15 makes you sure tile ltglslature . The band, led by Drum Ma- the afternoon with Homer 110111 who died in IRZ. 11M minor datn1go to both cara. Glass Mfs. Corp., Bonnie Smith Elroy. ' ber of tit Pt Pill• No one was injured and no and Rhea Mora. No Authority To Talk would give you what you want Jor Steoe Woods, entered the Rice, general chairman, servw~ :lm~ • · charge was filed. Forestry American Forest The governor's aide to I d If the governor called a special field from the west end In reg· lnl u matter of ceremonies. !'' 88 on. , Products 'Industrle., Walter , them, "All I can say Is I have session? They never have.'' ular formaHon playing, ''Navy The procram opened wtth - Mri. Parsons was borll In Jordan, George Carper, John no authority to talk to you, so McElroy never answered tht Blur and Gold," then did a group alnglng folloWed by I . . Jackson county , W Va., on Jau. Lohse, Joy Hayes. there is no·pomt In you seeing group's demands that the ad- serle& of precision ar.Uis while welcome from the Rev. Donald Glfl Scouts i'roop 174 w~ I?, 1117, daU&bter of tbe late Dairy Foods, Carnation Corp· me." ministration support the com- playing "On Wlsconsm" and Hlek_ s. L. R. Wiley presented divided in!D patrols at I meet llr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bennett. pany, Debbie Turner, Debbie Mrs. Matian Hall of Akron . mittee's request for an increase "Tijuana Taxi," 'followed by ~n tnatrumental-vocal aelec- tog held recenlly-" al their She 11 survived by aovtD Woods, Leoora Michael, Sue ,chairman ot the steering oom- of welfare payments to 100 per tlle formation , <If "W" to the tton and guest smger1 wert room m Pomereyu: .·. · -•... daughters and four oons Mrs ., • Wood. mttlee, asked McElroy, "T n • cent of 1959 mmimum subsist- wahama Fight Song. the King family of the Carle- The ..T.,eellntthopehned • .Wthitll ' · D s Re e Simplicity Pal· d · u de th dl ect' n of br ton Church. Mr. WHey and the Pl-ae to e ag a•.,. e Effi• Lane, Mra. !lllth lone- Mrs Cora Webb was elected res vu ' d C ·--~-"""""""" ence standar s The comm•ttee ,n r_ e.. r .._•• ,, . Mr Rice presented a medley Girl Scout pled&e Patroll and cjttttr Mrs Ma Thornton and • · . lern Company, Wen y arper, mamlalned paymenta were diret!l~, Jerry ·Simmons, e · · il ' . ry Worthy l.. atron and Wtlllam Sandy Sayre, !rene C o o p e r. Th• Middleport Fire De- now at 79 tr cent o! 1959 stand- show concluded with the ''Na· ot songs and Wendell Gerlaeh membera art, TraU Slpers, . wter Pll"'ODI, ~~ ~ HPl Stewart Worthy Patron . at Jennifer Whtttlngton, Cathy partmeot fought a lire that rd P ti•n•l Anthem." , read the history of the local Linda !lllpe, patrol leader, and Pleasant, Mrs. Wa a 10 on- the October meeting ul Racme Smith, Donna Weber, Vicki deotroyed the Inside of a tbree a s. 1church. The pro«ram closed Elizabeth Blaeltnar, Deb b I I ry of Rt. 2• Pt. Pleasan~ Mro. 1Chapter, OES. Spencer Jane Jordan Linda room bouse trailer Mooday The delegabon ask•d McEI· with the slngint of the hymn, Taylor, Janet Morrill an4 l'fl· lno• Hoschar of Ill. 2• Leon., Others elected were, associ· Schaeff~r Kothy Tutilr Nancy at 2:41 p. m. Itt Cbeohlre. roy why the spec1al ctolhing al"Blest Be the Tie." IY O'Brien; Green Hornell Mrs. Bessie Fultz of~- 2, ,ate matron, Mary Cleek; asso- Smith Diane Grueser ' Lucy America Clark, owner of 'iotment could not come out of Putor Dnmlld Hicks, whn Melanie Burt, patrol INtler, I)Jt~JII!YIIlt, Mn. othy Clate patron, Ben Philson. con· Holte~, Debbie Jeffers: Margte the traDer, was not at home the state's 128 million surplus. " has served the church I wo and Brenda Van Meter, Mel!& ~cl\umey of D~ytoo, Robert ductress, Mulne Philson; as- Je!lers. at tile time of lbe fire but He replied thai this would re- NJiiW YORK (UPI). -Gainers years, resigned during I he da Amsbary, Edith Ann Mee1 , arsOIII of Rac;tDt, ~ sociate conductress, Barba•·• Electric Westinghouse Elec· was In the aelgbborbood lire- quire an appropriaUon of the held a lead o! nearly ti-lo-1 over momlnJ service, effective Jan. and Mila Powtll. ~~:d, F:n . Adams; secretary, Grella Simp- tric Co~ration, Rex Cheadle, men reported. Tbe fire 'slarl- legislalcre. lo~~t;,s near. the eod o! the fil'!ll 1. 8iack Jolin, Michelle Manklll, · pol . ry son , treasurer, Letha MorriS, Mike Lawson Robert Murphy ed io 8 middle bedroom. The hour if tradtng on 1he New patrol leader, and Dtena Cll' There art 50 arandchlldren. and trustee for three years, Dennis Eichi~ger . ' ••II wao received at 2:4t p. McElroy asked the group'• York. Stock Excha~~&e today. • sey, Btenda Taylor, Jl!lllllftr Other ourvivoro ara a broth· Theron Johnso.n. Entomology, Hercules Powd- m. Origin of lbe lire was un· leaders to call state Welfare The United Preso Jnt~n~tion- Investiture will Chapman and Maureen Helllle& er, Holley Bennett of Charlls· The auditors report was er Company, John Wiles, Ken- determined. The lttolde of the DlrectlOio Denver While. , One al stock market md1coror Be Held by Troop sy, and Frontier Gall, lnit'ld ton, W. Va., a hall-brother, read by Mrs. Moms, the bud· ny Coen, Walter Jordan, Mike trailer and Its content• were man called While but said the ladvanced 1.06 per cent. Ot the Plans were made'" the In- Hawley, patrolltlder, and J..par llenaall o! New York, get committee report by Mrl. Lawson. destroyed. There was luour· welfare diteclor told him his 1,156 Issues traded, 80'1 ad· vestiture of Salhobury Cadet Sheila McKnight, Phyllis New· IIIII two llllf-llllerl, Mn. lion Webb, ond lbe trostee report F•eld Crops, Arcadian Prod· ance on the trailer and coo- c~lendar was too full to allow vanced while only 144 declined. Troop when the group met lun, Karen Rolly and VIcki GradJ of lllpley, and Mrs. Ida by Mr. Johnson. ucts Dept. of Allied Chemical tools, u was reported. him to leav•_ the office. . Dow Jones mdustrials, on an Monday after achool at the En. Blank~blp. fl!!mblln Ill Partarlllllra. Mary Lou Johi!Bon, worthy Corporation, Alan Holter. New air maska, rerenlly The gath•rtng woun~ up_With unofficial basis, )IOllted a &ain lerprlse EUB ohurch. Plai!B were Jl!ldl lor 111luk• matron, announced ltiat there Foods Nutrition, General purchased by lbo firemen, a complalut that Rhodes ~gnor- of more than 6 points. The Jlfll read the cadet ed Halloween party, the data llll'fkll Will be, II S p. m., would be a rummaae .sale on Food Corporation, Heidi M i J. were used for lbo first time ed the thousands of chtldren Autos were slilhlly better. book 10 la•m what cadet to be announced. Tile F .. will 'l'ltunllay, at ADii~ E.U.B. October H .and 1Sth m the hoan, Nancy Titus, Janice ond werr found to be very that are hungry and poorly Chrysler and Gflleral Motors scouting Ia. Plans wert made make the cooklet IOIHtfresh· a.lrtlt Mar <:ottacevillt. Rev. Shorn bmkltnJ on East Main Mees, Juha Holter, e!fe<llve, flremea IBid. clothes while hn~mg time to gained 'io each. Chemicals lor 1 workshop. RefrOIIhrnenll menll., · ___ atte_nd nbbon-cuttings and gu showed some lmprovemenl bUt were servO<t by Beck• Will and Alter the ~. the &l"OUf l!artent will officiate St. In Pomeroy. Announcem~nt Poultry, Reisdorf r. Nelson wW be_ In AnUoch waa also made of up-<:ommg Farms, Inc., Mike Barr, Ken· fiSh!llg. du Pont lalleil 10 80 along with M'll Rh 10 Ann Ohlin we~t on a two nti~, loJ. under dJnctloo of past officers meeting to be held neth Mitchell, George Mora, oe:~:~ll=e~= ~.;~~:~ "Anyone else want to de- the l!l'OUp, losing Vl. O:.:e La.:ln SheiiM Fol!:• lowtna Lrall algm . II, till ~~:W~· Russell funeral at tbe home of Bernice Car- Bill Chaney. sey and South Dakota - Mon• nounce the &overnor, McElroy Electronics continued up· Floranell Bu~y, Btvlrly two leader&, Mtl.. Jack Carse) may ull at the pentar on Thuroday, October Home Economics, Monl&om- day •'•bt ,_,.,.d oltbllngo asked. ward. lllM paced the advance Smith Debbie Ohll er _ the and Mra. Ml,l"'IIP Burl after S p. m. on 13th. llelreshmenll were 10rv- eroy Ward, Anita Houdashelt, ,. ·-..-·-h · 1 '" -•-' u - Bettyng F 1 1e.... , ed b H 1 Job d Do of unldenlllled flying objects. SON BORN WI 1 a gam o '"· rs, - .., •. o mer y e en nson on ro- Jean Mees, Cathie Chichester, Tbe incldeoceo were appar· Texas Instruments gelned and Mrs James Will and two H btmd H norM lhy Spencer. Patti Gaul, Patty Koblentz, ently DDrOiated, lbe UPI Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Armes 2'11. RCA picked up lli. guests, Donnie. Folrner . and IU 0 Sandra Newlun. satd. ~ are announcmg the birth of a Airlines alBo took to the Brian Will Vpon hJIB.irlluluy Home Improvement, The Two U were re rted son, October >, at Holzer Hos- uptrack Northweot rose 2% Mni. Paul Frl~ •nwrtllned Trusurer John V HerS&H Foundation, lnr ., Peggy slgbted III tbe mJlllon pi~l. we1ghing eight pounds and and A~erican sained 2. HOLD CAMPOUT with a turkey 41Dlllr ~ at •-~· ;_ '"'-.:·-today IIIIIIOd Mayor (Continued from Pase I) Milhoan, Juhe Rose, Sharon S. D., area, both resembling 12 ounces, named Randall AI· W• s II n g h o us e Electnc Several membors of 8 o y htr home Rock sPr.l•l(!• Road, Cbarle& W. Legar, Mulberry in character." Holter, Jenruler Blakeslee. "Ugbted merry-co-rounds.' ' len. This . IS their second son. Jumped nearly 2. Metall, oils Scout Troop :III2, with their honoring Mr. Frick on_ h II 211 Htl(bll, Pomeroy, as hlo Meigs Home Management, Tupper- Tbe lint •llbHDg was report- Bnan Keith " · and drus~ met selocUve buying. scoutmaster took . pari In 1 birthday. · · llllllllW repreaealal1¥t 10 his ware Home Parties, Garcia ed by Kanaboo rlll<her RoJer , weekend campout, and leYl!ral A decorated bltlllday eike 1!1t1 fQI' rHitction. Top 20 on Tube McGraw. . Bueloll abollt p, m. CST. He PLAN SAFETY CHECK INFANT DROWNS mllea o1 hlklna In Hockin& was -~ with the ·~ >~ Htrberl said U.ger will 0 _ H 0 L L Y W0 0 D - AL- Leadership, The Sears-1\o<>- llld 1 bluiob • <Giortd tlgbl The Safety club of Rutland COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Two- Counl7 around the area ol A2C W t:CrJ, 1\dberi It• f'l1tl• CJr;illlte hil acUvities with ; •· tho!llh lhe so • called "defini- buck Foundation, Jennifer appeared 1o be baDCIDC over High School will apoiUIOr a road year-old Susan Leish Barnhatd Old Man'a Cava Cedar Fllhl of MitdiSOI~ Wile., Mr. all!l trtcl Chairman Bob Cole, ~70 live" television rotings won't Blakeslee, Lorry Montgomery, t•e Crow Creek Judlan 11..er- safety check Saturday, October drowned Monday In about one- and Conklt'i HdUow. 0o tho~ Mrs, William f'ulillJI ll1)d _f~Gd. !UIIpwood, Ctrclnllle, and will be out until Nov. 7, the video Arch1e Rose, Ann Holter. vaiiGa eommuaiiJ of Fori 15, 10 Pomeroy, Middleport root of water in a wadlnc pool way bome the~ villtld indian oey, L9rf, .. 8t4vhl ~- Kntn, lit mponoible lor di•lrlbuttna tndusll'!' people have ~ co~pul- Photography, Eastman Ko- Tltom;.oa. and Rutland. The Safet), ch~k at h•r home bert AuthorlUH mounds, near ChlllicoU... Troop M1ss Jern ll'rlck, .;oJumilos, Ollllpailn matter In Meits Sion_to 1uHer, and cant watt to dak Company, Donnie Cheadle, Ia a _prOJect of the orli8Dtzation said ohe apparently sUpped In- 2e3 is 110w recelvlnt "tp)lca· Joilll Frlclt P1ula I"ttck. th4 County and . ,lin Her- do il herefore the ftrsl J1mmy Stout, Bill Krebs, Stev· and IS held annually, Don Spen- to the pool. lions for new membmhlps. honored _., ind 11!1'1. Frick, 31 1 ' .._., a • l'li national ratings, issued Mon- en Stanley cer Is the club advisor. · ' • ' ,-•1 repj'e>"·. ' 11ve 11 po 1 d· day, were setzed . . State Fair . Participation . AI an Holter. ~I tfenll btt upon as Oh1o ) / . • .' d w.. o now an Important. Checks, Leadership :nterview, Tractor, SUindard Oil ComVACATION FOR !lOME : ~o•ce Mclloa ay, To no one's surprise, the Jennifer Blakeslee, Yeast pany, Don Rose, Robert Bailey, All banka of Mei<!l Counly V .., ---ABC-TV movie "The Bridge on Breada, Diane Holliday; Food Don Smtih, Robert Murphy. and some courthouse offlcto, tn· , , . . the Rivor Kwai" slmpl~ slaush- Preservation, Rhea Mora ; Out- Public Speaking,_ Pure Oil eluding th• Probate and Juve- Don't anyone acCUH '11l»>e" toam "!lei~~ Nov. I lo stoner and the~ eaP,tall 1 tered all the opposition and door Cookery, Linda Brown; Company, Allan Gibson, Patty 1nile courts, will be closed all prooucer Uino de L,urentlla Q( <well aew!lllen Willi Stokoe ... complalnlna of thil ' 1101""' .nflnlsbed in the No. I ;pot. Qmck Meals, Jennifer Cray; Dorst. day Wednesday in observan<;e not haVin& moxie: the 'ltaUao Qrlljah stu Ctifi Richatd 'lllfelrl IUIII, oilillii!IIIU,. Inti, II'!Oitl,l IJII:VIrrED ro INTERIIII! LIJ ' The top 10 overall were; Style Revue, Tailored Clothing, Alumni Recognition, 0 lin of Columbus Day. · film man just sued !he Catbo- he'll IJ~I lljJowblz 10 1111!1\ re- 111-niifll, tndlp!IUII De~ped DJ Mi!llll!l - MAllON Ml!~ 'Tho Brldgo on Llle River Carol Wilcoxen; DreH Up Mathieson Chemical Corp., DonUc Chutcb In Rome ti Obui'cl!- Uidan. , . 1 ,; 1lle borda ot dlodlltb Wnu nant Kwal" ; "Green Acros '; "Rat Dress, Anita Houdashelt; For- aid Mora, Clair Woodt:, Pat . GAM! CHANGt:D owned rllln for aUeaedl~ _ltunUnli!OO l!arllord'a llnall) (jlit al the Ootdtnllllll tlilo:ottteqPatrol"; "Gomer Pyl•" and mal, Sally Mor•. Sports Holter, Shirley Johmwn. The Rutland-The Plains foot. renegina on a esoo,tiOtl deal mllklna mo~ ill a ~ ua Some niJhlll•thet'l! lit Ill"Bonanza' I lied); Andy Gnf- Clotheo, Ann Holter ; School Cookbooks, Linda Brown. ball 1ame .will be played SJI- with him not '10 reteaM tile ''Ttte a&trmaltl'' ~ th ~ l(l(J •ot !11Ci1e • •l4•wllll fllh. tllt saturday movie; Lu- Dress, cat111e Clucheslt'r . eom. Mary Midkiff, Mandlt Rose. urday nl&ht on the Chauncey muvle "Patriarch• ot tht lt•\Nauau, Iaham• ... Jolm~ IQ!IIei'trl anQ.wn dnubtt • clUe Boll; Red Skeltun; and plele costume, Pat 1\oblentz. AutomoUve, The Firestone Dover field Instead of - on Fri· bit" for 10 yeara ... Yttp BoD 100 ••Y• bt WOQ'V I M- parked Up 71111. m lruht 01 I!Y· Jackie Gleason end 'Tbe Bev- Demonstrat1o1111, Mike Hazel- Tire II Rubber Co., f'at 0' · day night, aa prevlousl7 llll- Leller ot RKI)(Jeneral 1WCII • qual Ill _ "'l'!lt lil~ltl" Wblllll drlllll, illl'l'inl' oroo•walko ota erly lilllbillin' 1UedJ Com- ton, Charles Oomi&an, Heidi Brien, Kennelb Wheelei. Char- nounced. Ch. 8 here) waa divorced .... nuant llllttnll U. .crllldlm · .. · ... 0111 ciltllln WbO r'ISlderal !~~·.~~~~,!~! "•;:-::::; pltlln& the top :10 "e1e: "My Milhoan, Julia Holter, Dawn ltl llor!tJiao, Mite tlazeltoo. His Letlert118 IICIY now 11 Jilin' Wt hall the <jaO&dM ~ 1 pi!'IODII :~plailll 1011 VUI~ ' "'" "" Three Sons"; "Family Affair": carper, Louise Michat'. Lenore Horticuttural, Allili Chalm· P'llA TO M.EI!:'I lne Lev•ll• wic~Dwobetre"', ol ~ wllll allllldnvar; Anlllll' ttl~~ pollcililllid ·Wbeo snt !';:1!-!'~~.l~~ """ "'"'"'" " ' 'Tbe VlrllDian" · the Thursda, MichaeL en Mf•. Co., Glen Law11011. Tbe Bradbury PTA ~iU meet Ll!vlttowd llUlltun• CasiJiu•l~~ptr, c~(n~'l'l. lja W,t told tt<r ttl !Jiillrt W<!Nn'IIIUtul .cc·:·_-.. •::'~.~.:: "!" :! movie; "Felon)' Squad" "The Tractor Operator~ eonte1t, James Huelton, llaniel ML4 T!\ursdar •ienln& ~I to>o "'liool Clay iays be'li liven hl_msell plDI o~t dfli ~IIOtl gruli\P.teCI, otlll reaiao,W!I1 the Vlolout Rill• 1 't:::'.'";..~t,l,'"\...0 1: Mu From u.N.C.L ~ "; ·•1 Don Rolle. kifi, Rtcbwd Warner. with Geor1e Har~rav••· Melp • lltadlmt ot live monllt• 10 1, 'I'd ta• 1101 to ID lhl t/111 ..no. lilt pertnlllecl to Wlli!Jio ~~@~·~·,_'! Spy" and the Monday episode Weslenl Hones, Cheryl Wil· Horse, Mert•k t:hem1cal Di- Local 1uperinteodent,- u &liNk• remlltly "~ li'U unly lit ~ ~'' «•*I) , ·.. Alfllllll ~ ... , the' ~ ·trllll tAl . acara ntl :...:··~":!_::•:::'"'· "' ..,,..._ of "Peyloo Place" lb•'CII; and liam1 . _. y~qn, Wilham Dowm., Jr., er. A potluck dillne~ will lie lolluwer ot t!;llja~ Mu_n1m111~ 1~11, ·!II f:, !fa. IL ~Ill ~ 1111 wu .~akml . ..:::, ' " ' ; "Get Smart" and •·Bewitched" Swine, Moorman Manuf~r· Cheryl William•, Ter•.a Goo'nl enj~yed at o·:Jt! ~-Ill., Wtlb the - AOO newom.O llOi* ~"" Ill"" ·tiPid P"'IJaail'~· lilY· •d• II ~ IOII!IItltlal .... · ~- (tied). in& Compq, IMler Parlier, and Chrllly FroiL IIIOC!ini -~1!\U\l.,t . 1_. ·'•. ' lill!l ttuJ&!I!i- IIUV.-J~JG--vM<I~ mj• 'Aii · .V · ~ -:. ··:__ - :.:.:. .. .. ·- ··-- ~~ _.. . ....... ...,.. PT. PLEASANT - {\ 'I \' ., �, , ~Dally SenUntl, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, 0 ., Oct. ' _l!, 198& GI'GIIp I of lhe First United Church Ill MJd. P~bylerlaf Death of Robert F. Carr : By Gas Ruled Accidental l dleperl are IPODHI'ill a !<!UP eal• Tbunday aad FridaJ, Oeleber 13·14. /Tile soup sell• lor If'cenlo a quart willl con· talner and 70 eenls without. Those wisblnr 10 pick up soup are aoked 1o come 10 the cbureh Tbunday betweea 4 and 1 p. m. DeUmlet wru he made Friday ond a•ose wilblig to place orders may call Mrs. ToJil KeUy, ~Y z. 35tl, -Mra. f'Jed IAwle, WY J. 31151, or Mn. Jack Colemu, WY 1-3005, . --------• • ' SOfJAL Grandmothers Giye ,,"-arty l_or ·Ft'ln.&h Bl'rthd~y Keith Vance, son of Mr. and TUESDAY Mrs. Robert Vance, was bon- THE WSCS of the ~ ored with a party on his fifth Spring• Methodist church wiD birthday siven by his srand· meet at the church, Tuesday, at JllQthers, Mrs. Flora Bailey and 1:30 p.m. Eulah Russell, Saturday after. AMERICAN LEGION AU1· noon ~~ the Bailey borne. ill&ry ol Leins Mallley Poll Games were played and prlz. 263 will meet •t the N a o m I es of candy Halloween pump- Bapllil Cllurch, Pomeroy, 'l'ue~ klns &lven to Paula Rae Kloes, day, at 7:10 P· m. Mrs, ~IIIOI Debbie Hotfmlll and Marianne Carr, dlltriet president, wiU ~ 'Kioes. Tbe birthday 4ake, dec- a ~=EN'l MISS(qNARY 119ora\41d with llihted -candles, clety of the Pomeroy Plrst was made by Iris l!l'andmoth· Baptist Church wru meet at erAf~~R=~ •ueat had the church, Tuesc\iiY eveni!" r • IMtead or Thul'idaY, due 10 opened his lifls, reltuhments the slate oonvenuon. Mrs. l . o1 lee cream, cake, punch and ! Foilter will haYII Pf(IC!'flhl' baskets of HaUuween candy ~ bolleSSts will be Mrt. ~~ were !lel'Ved to the Invited len Couch IIIII Mr1. Wllllalll ests. The cake waa Inscribed, Barnhll'l. SAIGON (UPI) -Defense • py i!lrthday Keith- age Secretary Robert · McNamara 5., In lue and pink lJid mini•· WEDNESDAY met with South VIet Nam's two lure ue and white baskets THE POMEROV .$hakllpen top military leaders today and held H Uoween cllldY. Favors club will meet WednO!!daJ, at heard a request for more U. S. were balloon sq~eak~r• and 2 p.m. at the borne of Mrs, T, flghtin& men. suckers. /.. H~. · McNamara left a ~id-morn- Present were Debbie Hoff. C.\\'IDIDATE NIGHT wOI be tn8 cenference with U. s. miU· man, Arnold Johnson, Patty held WedneadJy, Oclober- 1%, al tary commanq,n and sped by Hoffman, Paula Rae Kloes, Da· tb. Portland Grlde School. A limousine 10 the offices .t vtd Vance, Debbie Johnson, jitney .upper wiD be served Chlei of state Gen. N111yen Marianne Kloea, Mike Vanct, from 5 le 7 P· m. alld sponVan Thleu and Prime Minister Mrs. Gertrude Kloel, Mn. sored by the WSCS of the Pot1o Gen. Nguyen Ca'o Ky under Robert Vance, Homer Gilkey, land Chureh. Everyont II lnheavy escort. and Mra. Connie Hollman. vited. Sendlnl lilts were Mn. Har· OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, f!e. H11 br111had aside MWIInen's ry GahriD& of Columbus and ta Slpna Phi SOrority wIll question• when he emer&ed Penny Johnson and Marlon meet Wednesday, Oct. U at lrom the sessions, but Inform· Francis. the Columbus and Southern ed sources said both Ky end - Ohio Elecirlo Carnpany IB Thieu told him more American • Middleport. Tbis Ifill be a modtroops were needed to success0 el 111eetina an4 aU mem~ fully ball Communist apresare urged tD be present. 510n lo South Viet Nam. UfC IS POMEROY CHAPfER No. 110 Royal Arch Maaons will hold In Collision Near Addison ° !IH WORK Stal efA££' •I l B u ' ICia s 00 usy T0 Hear weIfare DemandS I Mrs. Parsons Dies Monday 1ame National Basketball name(:iti~:.•ballli •••rr..1 COLUMBUS (UPil _ T h e sociation e<hibition serie.. Atlanta Brafti. · BmltOn Cellics grabbed the lead cinnati totk lhe openmg 1« the flrsl time ill the ci!JS· games. . , 1ng i'atnutes of 811 exh!bl· Jones and former Ohio State lion rnatd. and hwlg 00 to University star John Ha~licek down CfnclnnaH 11:1-107 here sparked the Celta come-from. Monday ll!gbl. behind wm as Havlicek led_ The tw. teams wind up their pme srormg w1th 'tl pomts l!lbibitj.on ejes tonight at Oscar Robertson sank 23 DDinlts. ll M•liDe, Ill. I• exhibition sea· 1be Royals are 94 81111 the THIRD BASE COACH ICe:lllcl •$.8. . ATLANTA (UP!) - B iII Sa!n JQIMI Retied 25 pointsiA1lair, one of the most ID · to give Bo~ successful ntinor league mana· too Ia a f o u r • gers in baseball, today was I 1. Mlchlsan 81. (Jt) (4-0) Notre DBMe <e) (3-0) Alabama (4) (3-0) UCLA (I) (4-0) Southern Cal (l) f4-ll) Nebmka !I) (4-0) 7. Georg1a Tech t4·0) 8. Florida (ol-0) · ' 9. Purdue (3-!) ·· 10. Oklahoma (3-0) , Second 11>-11, Georgla'• tt: W)'omlng 18; 13, Tennt$see 4; 14, Missouri 13; 15, Arkwu J2; 16, HOIISton 10: 17. Baylor 6; 18 (lie). Southern Methodist, Miami of Ohio, and Washlngtoo 2. S. 4. 5. 6. Homecoming Ch h • H ld · e Jn Mr'ddleport ,. . THE PRICES ' LOW It· Loolclng for • hilce wl!lt higt, performance ••• good looks • • • lq lila? Thio Huffy is yotw onawer. Tho luegogt carrlor, aports htadll;ht, r!IU and l.ndeu are chromo, Ploofecl white ~uckot sOQI • • .. nonow while sidewall tires. New Spacacraft frame, American 1oaster brokes. A solid, ~rn c~cleo lloya 011d airlaiiiOde l•· ...~ Christmas Toys Are Arriving! MOORE 124 W. MAIN , • Ford's famous quiet ride comes in 18 beruJtiful styles for 1967 Big Red Takes Over Top Spot ·< • '.. ,• Quieter hec. . e they're stronger. Stronger beeause they're · •eU211M•ilt fur '67, tile best-built Fords iD histol'1· 9out oflO ., ' . •.. independent inaurance aeentl help dientJ when they bave an automobile accident- a«:ordina to a oew survey by a oatiooally .known. impartial research oraan· ization. Far fewer ooc-oompany llleamen do. Wbcn you waat car insurance and <:ontinuina, pcnonal l<f'IC<O, eall Ul. wc:rc in- dependent IRIUI'• IDCI apats. .. ~ {j ._ ,,, ti . DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY INC 1111 Childs, llodnor Dawnln1 Alonh N. 2ntl A..._ Mltldleport U l l , _ RAltDTOP --~ .... 2i-,... Ill. Y-J. A ?-Litre power optioo ' ·ll:cflldoa a 428-<u. in. V-8, power dioc &otll brakes. alid opotll oteerina wheel. nrmr ' POMEROY· _, 111 DAlly SENTINa lAM,.,,..... ., ' .. B d 01 r,aa wa!1f liJ!-a J I Upl 8fJe• fS ....,:::.': ,._;.-,: ' s 992-2848 B •" Galuleo, CustJJ-. ngoa. '• CGIIverlibieo. ...,.,..; bardtopo. ...t. . ,olt· oi• bllic Jjord ouongth aad quiet, pl..O • wide r..,..ot cooveaidloeo and~ tJi1llL pr<>Yide 1 two-way Magic ~ thor •wiap OUIIQI' peopk ,U 'lht n~t~t ~,,.._,, iif,M ·fh,:',¢0Jil w.,... .....,. "" ,....... . ~· Aht1d, --\y .... wilhoBt • dutt:li ' llilla, ilg lhiJon, llld ' TE-5T•DRIVE .\ , ~!,. I ' I ··FOIDor t • J~:\'}ll'it>, FAl.CON, F AIRLANE, FORD DEALER'Sl · ~·· I~ ' •~ll)i!. , __,. .• ,_.,., Vi!i.lfoll·ll Y·'· • ' • lj'f-'1.., ' I'!' ' / ' ·. I dlr• i' Select Yours and Use Moore's Lay- Away ·&:.':" :: f •' AR£ Stock Market · =- . ' ' I ----·-·-··---- .; Hood Having Surgery for Knee Injury 'I I DELUXE 12 L 10 Racine OES NameS OfficerS-' I :WHitE. H-.,,UFFY SPORTS 1 Troop 174 Divided intO four Patrols ! Pomero1-~,ne~·, ~;6e':'1.:t, ~~:) Celt. Top Royall I I Wahalna Band G' Sh _ Dally Sentinel. five More·Fighting Men Requeste Woman Unhurt Same Old Storyt Skidmore, Allman Top Pointmakers CAI~ENDAR Robert F. Carr, 6~, Viand \ $treet, Poinl Pleasant, was found dead at hts Monday near noon. Maoon County Coroner Dr. Oliver C. EsheAn au rme:rl ., : commended an autopsy and the Prosecuting 1101 ~ ordered the autopsy performe~ ":Vhich showed cause I ; death to be accidental asphyX181tOn, from carbon mon· Ollide. Accordlnt to city police loves· Georrr carr, Hacienda Helchll, . t11aUna, a friend of Carr's California and nine grandchll· ' ·.topped by and looked In the dren. window of the house. Seeing Funeral service will be :_tarr 'ylng partially on the bed, Wednesday 2 p.m. in the CroiW·I -he fnl<rmed tho officer! ""'"'' Hussell Funeral Home with .th•llll looleed wron1 and wben Rev. Parker Hinzman offic,iat-1 officers entered the home they lng. Burial will be In the foond If- houae full ol fiJ. cemetery. Friends may call at .:On lnvHdrallon they found a the funeral home alter 7 p.m. 'kitchen ra111e oven wao on Tuesday. _but the fire wa1 out ellowinl ---, , ias te fm tht h...... , , ' . ',' '' 1:· " ' 1 I' ,,: 1i 1 /' 'Tune of death of Carr was ,1 1 ,I' ', ', I, ' , I'I'', I. ' / '"stabllslttd 1o havt {)('CUrred ASSIST PRESENTATIONS- Joy Hayes .and Lee Hysell hold plaques they .110111eUmo Sunday m&ht. presented to three newsmen Monda~ig ht during the Fifth Annual 4-H Achieve_ carr wao 1 former employe men! Awards ceremonies at Pomeroy en ior High auditorium, Robert Hoeflich of . of the Marietta Manufacturing The Athens Messenger and Robert inge It and Chester Tannehill of Th~ Daily Sen· Company llld a painter. He tine!. The awards were in recognition of meritorious service by the media to the >VII bor11,. io Mason County on Meda Mink, 59, Gallii)Olts, Meigs County 4·H program. - Sentinel Photo. Au&llll 11,.\ IM, the IOD of tho was uninjured In a collision of late Jametllollerl and Marlhi her car and a railroad motor :lloard Carr. car al 8:1> •. m. Monday at LJIth Survtvin& are three, dau&h· the railroad crossinr on ters, Mn. Arl•o Goebel, st. Addison • Bulavllle Rd., just (Continued from Pale I) 1mours 1c Co., Ronnie Eastman, Pelersllurl, no., Mrs. Donzella weol of Rt. 7 at Addison. .MulleD, Hyattsville, Maryland The State Highway Pal~l Steven Slaaley, Debbie Kee· COLUMBUS (UPO - A delegation of 84 propon~ad Mra. Delores Oliver, Alta· sa1d that Mn. Mmk was drtv· baugh, Larry Mees. · ents of adequate welfare gathered on the Slatehouse llllllllf, Fla.; o•• son, Robert ins east on the Addison-Bull· rotunda Monday but found the experience frustrating carr, At J Pt. Plusanl; ooe villt Rd. The motor car was Bread, Slllndard Brands In· and unrewarding. lialtr, llrt. Mlala GrHoiH, Rt. dnven by Harry Chesher, 60, corporated, Diane Holliday, They were met by John M. McElroy, top aide of J Pl. Ploasut; oae brother, of Middleport. There ~as ntin- Jenny De81l, Doris Davis, Dawn Gov. James A. Rhodes, and he promised he would t.ve ;,;:a;;~.:__.:.----- or dam~r• to both veh1clts. Carper. h Oh' st · c Itt f Ad t Welfare's / Officers reported lbat both Clothint, Coats & Clark Inc., 1 e_ . 10 eermg omm ee 0 ~ • equa e their slaled COIIVoeatlcm Wed· drivers failed to ... each Carol Wilcoxen, Melinda Arns· peli!ton to the governor. The, pe!t!ton asked for a speA large crowd altended lhe neaday at 7:30 p. m. al th6 other, and the collision retull- bary, Pat Koblentz, Jean White· cia! state allotment of $50 twtce a ,year for cloth_ing for first homecoming of 11\e Mid· Masonic Temple. A speelal ed. No charges were filed. head. all school ch1ldren recetvmg public welfare assiStance. dleport Church ol Christ Suit· meetin& wlll be bel~ Thursday Tho patrol investigated an ac- COnservation, John Deere, The delegation was told by the receptionist at the gov· IVeS OW day at the church. at 7·30 P m 141 confer lilt cident 11 ll::IO a. m. Monday Regina Harrison, D 0 0 01 , ecnor's offic~ that he was out of town and there was noThe Sunday School and Wor- past · mas~rs degree. _. M rt Tit M body else wtth any authonah White F leo ship hour openod the day'a mu"""' DOSE LODGE wlL PT. PLI:SANT - Mrs. Deily In Rio Grande, when William Ch e...1e, o on us, ary ty to meet with them. governor has the authority to The W ama a n tvenlj and a be;ket dinner was """"' •• lllfNDI 79 a ruidllll of For- E. McCoy, 35, Rio Grande, Sauer, The delegation waited about call the legislature Into session band presented a pre • game ed . the eh rch meet at the Mlddle]lOI'I LeJion 10 ~ • .tied at U:5i p. m., backed from a private drive, Dairy, Oliver Corp., P a I minutes before filing into like we asked him to do lastlshow at the Ripley· Wahama d~ at UOOII u Hall at 1:1() P. m. Wednesday. 10 11 Woali!IJ ill Pill- Valley Has- and his car struck 1 car dnven Koblentz, Daniel Nease, Grace olher parts of the ex..,utlve of. summer. Why doesn't bt do it?" football aame at Ripley ltad· ~:~o=:ihe dinner 1 mus• pital, oller a short Ulntll. She by Donovan Wesley Wlckllnt, !8, Kmg, Larry Hollon. flee in an attempt to see Me· ,. mm Friday evening. _, held d ri was the widow o1 David Par· also of Rto Grande. There was Foodo • Preserv1Uon, Kerr McElroy answered, What Jc.. prol!l'am was u ng 15 makes you sure tile ltglslature . The band, led by Drum Ma- the afternoon with Homer 110111 who died in IRZ. 11M minor datn1go to both cara. Glass Mfs. Corp., Bonnie Smith Elroy. ' ber of tit Pt Pill• No one was injured and no and Rhea Mora. No Authority To Talk would give you what you want Jor Steoe Woods, entered the Rice, general chairman, servw~ :lm~ • · charge was filed. Forestry American Forest The governor's aide to I d If the governor called a special field from the west end In reg· lnl u matter of ceremonies. !'' 88 on. , Products 'Industrle., Walter , them, "All I can say Is I have session? They never have.'' ular formaHon playing, ''Navy The procram opened wtth - Mri. Parsons was borll In Jordan, George Carper, John no authority to talk to you, so McElroy never answered tht Blur and Gold," then did a group alnglng folloWed by I . . Jackson county , W Va., on Jau. Lohse, Joy Hayes. there is no·pomt In you seeing group's demands that the ad- serle& of precision ar.Uis while welcome from the Rev. Donald Glfl Scouts i'roop 174 w~ I?, 1117, daU&bter of tbe late Dairy Foods, Carnation Corp· me." ministration support the com- playing "On Wlsconsm" and Hlek_ s. L. R. Wiley presented divided in!D patrols at I meet llr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bennett. pany, Debbie Turner, Debbie Mrs. Matian Hall of Akron . mittee's request for an increase "Tijuana Taxi," 'followed by ~n tnatrumental-vocal aelec- tog held recenlly-" al their She 11 survived by aovtD Woods, Leoora Michael, Sue ,chairman ot the steering oom- of welfare payments to 100 per tlle formation , <If "W" to the tton and guest smger1 wert room m Pomereyu: .·. · -•... daughters and four oons Mrs ., • Wood. mttlee, asked McElroy, "T n • cent of 1959 mmimum subsist- wahama Fight Song. the King family of the Carle- The ..T.,eellntthopehned • .Wthitll ' · D s Re e Simplicity Pal· d · u de th dl ect' n of br ton Church. Mr. WHey and the Pl-ae to e ag a•.,. e Effi• Lane, Mra. !lllth lone- Mrs Cora Webb was elected res vu ' d C ·--~-"""""""" ence standar s The comm•ttee ,n r_ e.. r .._•• ,, . Mr Rice presented a medley Girl Scout pled&e Patroll and cjttttr Mrs Ma Thornton and • · . lern Company, Wen y arper, mamlalned paymenta were diret!l~, Jerry ·Simmons, e · · il ' . ry Worthy l.. atron and Wtlllam Sandy Sayre, !rene C o o p e r. Th• Middleport Fire De- now at 79 tr cent o! 1959 stand- show concluded with the ''Na· ot songs and Wendell Gerlaeh membera art, TraU Slpers, . wter Pll"'ODI, ~~ ~ HPl Stewart Worthy Patron . at Jennifer Whtttlngton, Cathy partmeot fought a lire that rd P ti•n•l Anthem." , read the history of the local Linda !lllpe, patrol leader, and Pleasant, Mrs. Wa a 10 on- the October meeting ul Racme Smith, Donna Weber, Vicki deotroyed the Inside of a tbree a s. 1church. The pro«ram closed Elizabeth Blaeltnar, Deb b I I ry of Rt. 2• Pt. Pleasan~ Mro. 1Chapter, OES. Spencer Jane Jordan Linda room bouse trailer Mooday The delegabon ask•d McEI· with the slngint of the hymn, Taylor, Janet Morrill an4 l'fl· lno• Hoschar of Ill. 2• Leon., Others elected were, associ· Schaeff~r Kothy Tutilr Nancy at 2:41 p. m. Itt Cbeohlre. roy why the spec1al ctolhing al"Blest Be the Tie." IY O'Brien; Green Hornell Mrs. Bessie Fultz of~- 2, ,ate matron, Mary Cleek; asso- Smith Diane Grueser ' Lucy America Clark, owner of 'iotment could not come out of Putor Dnmlld Hicks, whn Melanie Burt, patrol INtler, I)Jt~JII!YIIlt, Mn. othy Clate patron, Ben Philson. con· Holte~, Debbie Jeffers: Margte the traDer, was not at home the state's 128 million surplus. " has served the church I wo and Brenda Van Meter, Mel!& ~cl\umey of D~ytoo, Robert ductress, Mulne Philson; as- Je!lers. at tile time of lbe fire but He replied thai this would re- NJiiW YORK (UPI). -Gainers years, resigned during I he da Amsbary, Edith Ann Mee1 , arsOIII of Rac;tDt, ~ sociate conductress, Barba•·• Electric Westinghouse Elec· was In the aelgbborbood lire- quire an appropriaUon of the held a lead o! nearly ti-lo-1 over momlnJ service, effective Jan. and Mila Powtll. ~~:d, F:n . Adams; secretary, Grella Simp- tric Co~ration, Rex Cheadle, men reported. Tbe fire 'slarl- legislalcre. lo~~t;,s near. the eod o! the fil'!ll 1. 8iack Jolin, Michelle Manklll, · pol . ry son , treasurer, Letha MorriS, Mike Lawson Robert Murphy ed io 8 middle bedroom. The hour if tradtng on 1he New patrol leader, and Dtena Cll' There art 50 arandchlldren. and trustee for three years, Dennis Eichi~ger . ' ••II wao received at 2:4t p. McElroy asked the group'• York. Stock Excha~~&e today. • sey, Btenda Taylor, Jl!lllllftr Other ourvivoro ara a broth· Theron Johnso.n. Entomology, Hercules Powd- m. Origin of lbe lire was un· leaders to call state Welfare The United Preso Jnt~n~tion- Investiture will Chapman and Maureen Helllle& er, Holley Bennett of Charlls· The auditors report was er Company, John Wiles, Ken- determined. The lttolde of the DlrectlOio Denver While. , One al stock market md1coror Be Held by Troop sy, and Frontier Gall, lnit'ld ton, W. Va., a hall-brother, read by Mrs. Moms, the bud· ny Coen, Walter Jordan, Mike trailer and Its content• were man called While but said the ladvanced 1.06 per cent. Ot the Plans were made'" the In- Hawley, patrolltlder, and J..par llenaall o! New York, get committee report by Mrl. Lawson. destroyed. There was luour· welfare diteclor told him his 1,156 Issues traded, 80'1 ad· vestiture of Salhobury Cadet Sheila McKnight, Phyllis New· IIIII two llllf-llllerl, Mn. lion Webb, ond lbe trostee report F•eld Crops, Arcadian Prod· ance on the trailer and coo- c~lendar was too full to allow vanced while only 144 declined. Troop when the group met lun, Karen Rolly and VIcki GradJ of lllpley, and Mrs. Ida by Mr. Johnson. ucts Dept. of Allied Chemical tools, u was reported. him to leav•_ the office. . Dow Jones mdustrials, on an Monday after achool at the En. Blank~blp. fl!!mblln Ill Partarlllllra. Mary Lou Johi!Bon, worthy Corporation, Alan Holter. New air maska, rerenlly The gath•rtng woun~ up_With unofficial basis, )IOllted a &ain lerprlse EUB ohurch. Plai!B were Jl!ldl lor 111luk• matron, announced ltiat there Foods Nutrition, General purchased by lbo firemen, a complalut that Rhodes ~gnor- of more than 6 points. The Jlfll read the cadet ed Halloween party, the data llll'fkll Will be, II S p. m., would be a rummaae .sale on Food Corporation, Heidi M i J. were used for lbo first time ed the thousands of chtldren Autos were slilhlly better. book 10 la•m what cadet to be announced. Tile F .. will 'l'ltunllay, at ADii~ E.U.B. October H .and 1Sth m the hoan, Nancy Titus, Janice ond werr found to be very that are hungry and poorly Chrysler and Gflleral Motors scouting Ia. Plans wert made make the cooklet IOIHtfresh· a.lrtlt Mar <:ottacevillt. Rev. Shorn bmkltnJ on East Main Mees, Juha Holter, e!fe<llve, flremea IBid. clothes while hn~mg time to gained 'io each. Chemicals lor 1 workshop. RefrOIIhrnenll menll., · ___ atte_nd nbbon-cuttings and gu showed some lmprovemenl bUt were servO<t by Beck• Will and Alter the ~. the &l"OUf l!artent will officiate St. In Pomeroy. Announcem~nt Poultry, Reisdorf r. Nelson wW be_ In AnUoch waa also made of up-<:ommg Farms, Inc., Mike Barr, Ken· fiSh!llg. du Pont lalleil 10 80 along with M'll Rh 10 Ann Ohlin we~t on a two nti~, loJ. under dJnctloo of past officers meeting to be held neth Mitchell, George Mora, oe:~:~ll=e~= ~.;~~:~ "Anyone else want to de- the l!l'OUp, losing Vl. O:.:e La.:ln SheiiM Fol!:• lowtna Lrall algm . II, till ~~:W~· Russell funeral at tbe home of Bernice Car- Bill Chaney. sey and South Dakota - Mon• nounce the &overnor, McElroy Electronics continued up· Floranell Bu~y, Btvlrly two leader&, Mtl.. Jack Carse) may ull at the pentar on Thuroday, October Home Economics, Monl&om- day •'•bt ,_,.,.d oltbllngo asked. ward. lllM paced the advance Smith Debbie Ohll er _ the and Mra. Ml,l"'IIP Burl after S p. m. on 13th. llelreshmenll were 10rv- eroy Ward, Anita Houdashelt, ,. ·-..-·-h · 1 '" -•-' u - Bettyng F 1 1e.... , ed b H 1 Job d Do of unldenlllled flying objects. SON BORN WI 1 a gam o '"· rs, - .., •. o mer y e en nson on ro- Jean Mees, Cathie Chichester, Tbe incldeoceo were appar· Texas Instruments gelned and Mrs James Will and two H btmd H norM lhy Spencer. Patti Gaul, Patty Koblentz, ently DDrOiated, lbe UPI Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Armes 2'11. RCA picked up lli. guests, Donnie. Folrner . and IU 0 Sandra Newlun. satd. ~ are announcmg the birth of a Airlines alBo took to the Brian Will Vpon hJIB.irlluluy Home Improvement, The Two U were re rted son, October >, at Holzer Hos- uptrack Northweot rose 2% Mni. Paul Frl~ •nwrtllned Trusurer John V HerS&H Foundation, lnr ., Peggy slgbted III tbe mJlllon pi~l. we1ghing eight pounds and and A~erican sained 2. HOLD CAMPOUT with a turkey 41Dlllr ~ at •-~· ;_ '"'-.:·-today IIIIIIOd Mayor (Continued from Pase I) Milhoan, Juhe Rose, Sharon S. D., area, both resembling 12 ounces, named Randall AI· W• s II n g h o us e Electnc Several membors of 8 o y htr home Rock sPr.l•l(!• Road, Cbarle& W. Legar, Mulberry in character." Holter, Jenruler Blakeslee. "Ugbted merry-co-rounds.' ' len. This . IS their second son. Jumped nearly 2. Metall, oils Scout Troop :III2, with their honoring Mr. Frick on_ h II 211 Htl(bll, Pomeroy, as hlo Meigs Home Management, Tupper- Tbe lint •llbHDg was report- Bnan Keith " · and drus~ met selocUve buying. scoutmaster took . pari In 1 birthday. · · llllllllW repreaealal1¥t 10 his ware Home Parties, Garcia ed by Kanaboo rlll<her RoJer , weekend campout, and leYl!ral A decorated bltlllday eike 1!1t1 fQI' rHitction. Top 20 on Tube McGraw. . Bueloll abollt p, m. CST. He PLAN SAFETY CHECK INFANT DROWNS mllea o1 hlklna In Hockin& was -~ with the ·~ >~ Htrberl said U.ger will 0 _ H 0 L L Y W0 0 D - AL- Leadership, The Sears-1\o<>- llld 1 bluiob • <Giortd tlgbl The Safety club of Rutland COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Two- Counl7 around the area ol A2C W t:CrJ, 1\dberi It• f'l1tl• CJr;illlte hil acUvities with ; •· tho!llh lhe so • called "defini- buck Foundation, Jennifer appeared 1o be baDCIDC over High School will apoiUIOr a road year-old Susan Leish Barnhatd Old Man'a Cava Cedar Fllhl of MitdiSOI~ Wile., Mr. all!l trtcl Chairman Bob Cole, ~70 live" television rotings won't Blakeslee, Lorry Montgomery, t•e Crow Creek Judlan 11..er- safety check Saturday, October drowned Monday In about one- and Conklt'i HdUow. 0o tho~ Mrs, William f'ulillJI ll1)d _f~Gd. !UIIpwood, Ctrclnllle, and will be out until Nov. 7, the video Arch1e Rose, Ann Holter. vaiiGa eommuaiiJ of Fori 15, 10 Pomeroy, Middleport root of water in a wadlnc pool way bome the~ villtld indian oey, L9rf, .. 8t4vhl ~- Kntn, lit mponoible lor di•lrlbuttna tndusll'!' people have ~ co~pul- Photography, Eastman Ko- Tltom;.oa. and Rutland. The Safet), ch~k at h•r home bert AuthorlUH mounds, near ChlllicoU... Troop M1ss Jern ll'rlck, .;oJumilos, Ollllpailn matter In Meits Sion_to 1uHer, and cant watt to dak Company, Donnie Cheadle, Ia a _prOJect of the orli8Dtzation said ohe apparently sUpped In- 2e3 is 110w recelvlnt "tp)lca· Joilll Frlclt P1ula I"ttck. th4 County and . ,lin Her- do il herefore the ftrsl J1mmy Stout, Bill Krebs, Stev· and IS held annually, Don Spen- to the pool. lions for new membmhlps. honored _., ind 11!1'1. Frick, 31 1 ' .._., a • l'li national ratings, issued Mon- en Stanley cer Is the club advisor. · ' • ' ,-•1 repj'e>"·. ' 11ve 11 po 1 d· day, were setzed . . State Fair . Participation . AI an Holter. ~I tfenll btt upon as Oh1o ) / . • .' d w.. o now an Important. Checks, Leadership :nterview, Tractor, SUindard Oil ComVACATION FOR !lOME : ~o•ce Mclloa ay, To no one's surprise, the Jennifer Blakeslee, Yeast pany, Don Rose, Robert Bailey, All banka of Mei<!l Counly V .., ---ABC-TV movie "The Bridge on Breada, Diane Holliday; Food Don Smtih, Robert Murphy. and some courthouse offlcto, tn· , , . . the Rivor Kwai" slmpl~ slaush- Preservation, Rhea Mora ; Out- Public Speaking,_ Pure Oil eluding th• Probate and Juve- Don't anyone acCUH '11l»>e" toam "!lei~~ Nov. I lo stoner and the~ eaP,tall 1 tered all the opposition and door Cookery, Linda Brown; Company, Allan Gibson, Patty 1nile courts, will be closed all prooucer Uino de L,urentlla Q( <well aew!lllen Willi Stokoe ... complalnlna of thil ' 1101""' .nflnlsbed in the No. I ;pot. Qmck Meals, Jennifer Cray; Dorst. day Wednesday in observan<;e not haVin& moxie: the 'ltaUao Qrlljah stu Ctifi Richatd 'lllfelrl IUIII, oilillii!IIIU,. Inti, II'!Oitl,l IJII:VIrrED ro INTERIIII! LIJ ' The top 10 overall were; Style Revue, Tailored Clothing, Alumni Recognition, 0 lin of Columbus Day. · film man just sued !he Catbo- he'll IJ~I lljJowblz 10 1111!1\ re- 111-niifll, tndlp!IUII De~ped DJ Mi!llll!l - MAllON Ml!~ 'Tho Brldgo on Llle River Carol Wilcoxen; DreH Up Mathieson Chemical Corp., DonUc Chutcb In Rome ti Obui'cl!- Uidan. , . 1 ,; 1lle borda ot dlodlltb Wnu nant Kwal" ; "Green Acros '; "Rat Dress, Anita Houdashelt; For- aid Mora, Clair Woodt:, Pat . GAM! CHANGt:D owned rllln for aUeaedl~ _ltunUnli!OO l!arllord'a llnall) (jlit al the Ootdtnllllll tlilo:ottteqPatrol"; "Gomer Pyl•" and mal, Sally Mor•. Sports Holter, Shirley Johmwn. The Rutland-The Plains foot. renegina on a esoo,tiOtl deal mllklna mo~ ill a ~ ua Some niJhlll•thet'l! lit Ill"Bonanza' I lied); Andy Gnf- Clotheo, Ann Holter ; School Cookbooks, Linda Brown. ball 1ame .will be played SJI- with him not '10 reteaM tile ''Ttte a&trmaltl'' ~ th ~ l(l(J •ot !11Ci1e • •l4•wllll fllh. tllt saturday movie; Lu- Dress, cat111e Clucheslt'r . eom. Mary Midkiff, Mandlt Rose. urday nl&ht on the Chauncey muvle "Patriarch• ot tht lt•\Nauau, Iaham• ... Jolm~ IQ!IIei'trl anQ.wn dnubtt • clUe Boll; Red Skeltun; and plele costume, Pat 1\oblentz. AutomoUve, The Firestone Dover field Instead of - on Fri· bit" for 10 yeara ... Yttp BoD 100 ••Y• bt WOQ'V I M- parked Up 71111. m lruht 01 I!Y· Jackie Gleason end 'Tbe Bev- Demonstrat1o1111, Mike Hazel- Tire II Rubber Co., f'at 0' · day night, aa prevlousl7 llll- Leller ot RKI)(Jeneral 1WCII • qual Ill _ "'l'!lt lil~ltl" Wblllll drlllll, illl'l'inl' oroo•walko ota erly lilllbillin' 1UedJ Com- ton, Charles Oomi&an, Heidi Brien, Kennelb Wheelei. Char- nounced. Ch. 8 here) waa divorced .... nuant llllttnll U. .crllldlm · .. · ... 0111 ciltllln WbO r'ISlderal !~~·.~~~~,!~! "•;:-::::; pltlln& the top :10 "e1e: "My Milhoan, Julia Holter, Dawn ltl llor!tJiao, Mite tlazeltoo. His Letlert118 IICIY now 11 Jilin' Wt hall the <jaO&dM ~ 1 pi!'IODII :~plailll 1011 VUI~ ' "'" "" Three Sons"; "Family Affair": carper, Louise Michat'. Lenore Horticuttural, Allili Chalm· P'llA TO M.EI!:'I lne Lev•ll• wic~Dwobetre"', ol ~ wllll allllldnvar; Anlllll' ttl~~ pollcililllid ·Wbeo snt !';:1!-!'~~.l~~ """ "'"'"'" " ' 'Tbe VlrllDian" · the Thursda, MichaeL en Mf•. Co., Glen Law11011. Tbe Bradbury PTA ~iU meet Ll!vlttowd llUlltun• CasiJiu•l~~ptr, c~(n~'l'l. lja W,t told tt<r ttl !Jiillrt W<!Nn'IIIUtul .cc·:·_-.. •::'~.~.:: "!" :! movie; "Felon)' Squad" "The Tractor Operator~ eonte1t, James Huelton, llaniel ML4 T!\ursdar •ienln& ~I to>o "'liool Clay iays be'li liven hl_msell plDI o~t dfli ~IIOtl gruli\P.teCI, otlll reaiao,W!I1 the Vlolout Rill• 1 't:::'.'";..~t,l,'"\...0 1: Mu From u.N.C.L ~ "; ·•1 Don Rolle. kifi, Rtcbwd Warner. with Geor1e Har~rav••· Melp • lltadlmt ot live monllt• 10 1, 'I'd ta• 1101 to ID lhl t/111 ..no. lilt pertnlllecl to Wlli!Jio ~~@~·~·,_'! Spy" and the Monday episode Weslenl Hones, Cheryl Wil· Horse, Mert•k t:hem1cal Di- Local 1uperinteodent,- u &liNk• remlltly "~ li'U unly lit ~ ~'' «•*I) , ·.. Alfllllll ~ ... , the' ~ ·trllll tAl . acara ntl :...:··~":!_::•:::'"'· "' ..,,..._ of "Peyloo Place" lb•'CII; and liam1 . _. y~qn, Wilham Dowm., Jr., er. A potluck dillne~ will lie lolluwer ot t!;llja~ Mu_n1m111~ 1~11, ·!II f:, !fa. IL ~Ill ~ 1111 wu .~akml . ..:::, ' " ' ; "Get Smart" and •·Bewitched" Swine, Moorman Manuf~r· Cheryl William•, Ter•.a Goo'nl enj~yed at o·:Jt! ~-Ill., Wtlb the - AOO newom.O llOi* ~"" Ill"" ·tiPid P"'IJaail'~· lilY· •d• II ~ IOII!IItltlal .... · ~- (tied). in& Compq, IMler Parlier, and Chrllly FroiL IIIOC!ini -~1!\U\l.,t . 1_. ·'•. ' lill!l ttuJ&!I!i- IIUV.-J~JG--vM<I~ mj• 'Aii · .V · ~ -:. ··:__ - :.:.:. .. .. ·- ··-- ~~ _.. . ....... ...,.. PT. PLEASANT - {\ 'I \' ., �' ' '· \1 ',..) ' v. 11. Poal Office n:~~ I Rayburn Takes. .-t 11M Ibm times i '!til with a picture of the Wblll Bouse on lbem, first be- llampo Ing Ill 1938. Training in Leadership Roanoke, Virginia between October 2 .and .October 7. The project, financed by a grant from lhe U. S. OffiCe of economic Opporlunily, ia being administered by the ln!tltute lor Labor studies, West VIr· Universlly, in cooperation the Appalachian COUDcD, Council Acts K • Ill Chlorine Price·. Fix ing Case X) Middleport ""' · 2 s Style 1217 ' V218 *DEEP'ACTJON AGITATOR! *RAPIDRY SPIN! *lET·SIMPLE DESIGN! COLEMAN HEATING SALES e SERVICE MODELS, COLORS, PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET! $4.99 MIDDLEPORl'l' 0. • Jet-simple design! hllxf.fr' r'~~sr:1~'®~:' ~tc~:o N~n~E~~:!~ ~~~~~ ~J: ,b),- I:J:;: l·yea~ ~arranty for repair of any defect without charge, plus 4-year r . : ~ · ft ®~ff ~rotect1on Plan (parts only) for fumlshln& replacement for any defec- , ij . llo hlb M• ,auers No auu bve part in the complet1 trtnsmiulon, drive motor 1nd tar:a• capadtJ water pump! I I Bal,er Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •AI·---........ ....~-a....a-.. learn to live with. Small doses early can be compared I& vaccination, they prepare your child for lb~ bigger frustrations that are bouod ID come. The baby whose parents In· stantly give him first the bottle, then IDys, money, a bike and an aulD as he grows older will not be as well.adjusled an arJ. ult as the one who learns that he wiU receive none of these on demand. He should learn that h• must earn them tbrough patience or his own efforts or do without. You seem to have made a bad start with your daughter but age two is not too late to start a course of small !rostra· lions and is much better than waiting until she is lour or 14. Spanking doesn't help, as you have discovered, so why not show her at all times that you love her even when failig ID comply with her demands and toraet the spankings which she may interpret as a withholding or love, the most frightening ••• e, \\\t 10\\\1' ~0..- -. \ Formerly The Location Of I'Aetropolitan Motors e PLENTY OF FREE PARKING e oll.r ew sw1 nger that's a CtJf abo,.e tl1e ' 11•'"1 compact crowd. A beauty that ~ • ar,-j I"!~ yOu don't hove to sacrifice ; lyle ~ ·n ll'l to get compac t economy and huuollu ,l1 ease. Look what Dart hos. ilD rJge crisp, SY¥ • •ng lines lor 0 noneompo ct loolt ol !8ngth. ln1lde, foom · podded · ~eats and plush carpeting In Dart GT . hardtop models. Under the hood, your DOOGE OtvtSION cho1ce of Six or V8 powe r. The Dodge Rebellion wonts you. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL & SECOND ITRIETS ·. ~CHRYSLER IIOIIIA{C'Git7a"Att0111 w MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2094 600 E. MAIN ST. Our Weekly ' Super 88 Holitlay Sedan ····has a new leader-Dart. yourself. IN 1th bold '67 Dart, the lw 4, body far SPECIAL! '63 OLDS -""' O ut1idr t · ted 1ide window• ond I .,..,. ..... POMEROY HOME &AUTO STORE I le · others set the pace. Do it I • Flrt.~ JUP..&· TUr rubblrr l(i..., you muimum u... mil..,-e. • Nylon cord body lor max.imUID proteeticla qllim l iJnp,r.ct brll!ab. - - piOioclioD ooplool ...... - \ o ~.r, 't NYLONAIRE HELEN HELP US! IHE·- SHOE BOX Terms To Suit You ~m~fJ::: ~§:·i.J!\:F~' TRACTIONAIRE Bless the pump for the pretty compliments It pays your foot. Prime example: this taUored, buckled strap pump in mushroom kid leather. B lo W widtha for the hard to fit foot. ONLY • Fastest, driest spin of all- some fabrics come out ready for ironing! Clothes dry quicker on the line or in a dryer! • Two speeds! Durable Press Care for new, no-Iron fabrlcal • Deep Action Agitator, Jet·Away Rinse, special water level setting for small loads! • Jet-simple mechanism gives you new washer reliability! ., ' , · 1.70·15 T..l 11'11 11-H Pl.. $3.16 Fed. eliCioa tax, .. leo 111 01111 2 trodHoltlrosolfi/!)IW car. · 2-11m off your car. ' No other automatic spins as fast as this Frigidaire "Rapidry-1000" Washer I t.00/&.50-11 TUIIIIno Bflldon. filii $3.66 Fod .. exdd tar, oalos llx 01111 · V-8 e~liae. power brakes, power lleerlnl. auto. true. tinted IJ.UI, new w[a[w lites, deluxe wheel disce, f~o­ tory ali'-Concllllonlng, white over peen with peen mterfor. ate.! lharplt. $1995 . C .......gAv.U.blt KARl.~ YAH ZANDT ~ ' Gp ~:~roeless ... put on a happy. "'011¥" ~ prefer .M~etrie. ran~ f~ bak)nr. That's " fact The l"'l8lliOI$, a.-. very aunple. ;ue,l bakmg results ltepend on accurate beat eontrol. And tlectrie ovebl ri~e perf~t heat control because they are precise, electronic lnetrument4. Set Ute di~l at the temperature you want &lid that is the exact wmperature yo~'ll,get! Another thing. ~lectrie ovens are mmpletely lniUia~• .This keepe lhe heat ·in the oven where ·it belongs. Bale• better• . keeP" kitchens..cool~r , ,, • two thoughtful reasons for going ftameless. For mot• \nfo~ti!I!I ·P~ .the )Tier its of clean, ~ameleas electrle ranges . . . ~ '· '"~ EJ,.Eertt•~-~colll!)a,nr. , ~ , .. .... J~Ur JI•IP~l!._u tltctric+appl!f~ce _llealt!J~!Jl, -\:~~· t '~ ~{ "J I .n . ' , �' ' '· \1 ',..) ' v. 11. Poal Office n:~~ I Rayburn Takes. .-t 11M Ibm times i '!til with a picture of the Wblll Bouse on lbem, first be- llampo Ing Ill 1938. Training in Leadership Roanoke, Virginia between October 2 .and .October 7. The project, financed by a grant from lhe U. S. OffiCe of economic Opporlunily, ia being administered by the ln!tltute lor Labor studies, West VIr· Universlly, in cooperation the Appalachian COUDcD, Council Acts K • Ill Chlorine Price·. Fix ing Case X) Middleport ""' · 2 s Style 1217 ' V218 *DEEP'ACTJON AGITATOR! *RAPIDRY SPIN! *lET·SIMPLE DESIGN! COLEMAN HEATING SALES e SERVICE MODELS, COLORS, PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET! $4.99 MIDDLEPORl'l' 0. • Jet-simple design! hllxf.fr' r'~~sr:1~'®~:' ~tc~:o N~n~E~~:!~ ~~~~~ ~J: ,b),- I:J:;: l·yea~ ~arranty for repair of any defect without charge, plus 4-year r . : ~ · ft ®~ff ~rotect1on Plan (parts only) for fumlshln& replacement for any defec- , ij . llo hlb M• ,auers No auu bve part in the complet1 trtnsmiulon, drive motor 1nd tar:a• capadtJ water pump! I I Bal,er Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •AI·---........ ....~-a....a-.. learn to live with. Small doses early can be compared I& vaccination, they prepare your child for lb~ bigger frustrations that are bouod ID come. The baby whose parents In· stantly give him first the bottle, then IDys, money, a bike and an aulD as he grows older will not be as well.adjusled an arJ. ult as the one who learns that he wiU receive none of these on demand. He should learn that h• must earn them tbrough patience or his own efforts or do without. You seem to have made a bad start with your daughter but age two is not too late to start a course of small !rostra· lions and is much better than waiting until she is lour or 14. Spanking doesn't help, as you have discovered, so why not show her at all times that you love her even when failig ID comply with her demands and toraet the spankings which she may interpret as a withholding or love, the most frightening ••• e, \\\t 10\\\1' ~0..- -. \ Formerly The Location Of I'Aetropolitan Motors e PLENTY OF FREE PARKING e oll.r ew sw1 nger that's a CtJf abo,.e tl1e ' 11•'"1 compact crowd. A beauty that ~ • ar,-j I"!~ yOu don't hove to sacrifice ; lyle ~ ·n ll'l to get compac t economy and huuollu ,l1 ease. Look what Dart hos. ilD rJge crisp, SY¥ • •ng lines lor 0 noneompo ct loolt ol !8ngth. ln1lde, foom · podded · ~eats and plush carpeting In Dart GT . hardtop models. Under the hood, your DOOGE OtvtSION cho1ce of Six or V8 powe r. The Dodge Rebellion wonts you. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL & SECOND ITRIETS ·. ~CHRYSLER IIOIIIA{C'Git7a"Att0111 w MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2094 600 E. MAIN ST. Our Weekly ' Super 88 Holitlay Sedan ····has a new leader-Dart. yourself. IN 1th bold '67 Dart, the lw 4, body far SPECIAL! '63 OLDS -""' O ut1idr t · ted 1ide window• ond I .,..,. ..... POMEROY HOME &AUTO STORE I le · others set the pace. Do it I • Flrt.~ JUP..&· TUr rubblrr l(i..., you muimum u... mil..,-e. • Nylon cord body lor max.imUID proteeticla qllim l iJnp,r.ct brll!ab. - - piOioclioD ooplool ...... - \ o ~.r, 't NYLONAIRE HELEN HELP US! IHE·- SHOE BOX Terms To Suit You ~m~fJ::: ~§:·i.J!\:F~' TRACTIONAIRE Bless the pump for the pretty compliments It pays your foot. Prime example: this taUored, buckled strap pump in mushroom kid leather. B lo W widtha for the hard to fit foot. ONLY • Fastest, driest spin of all- some fabrics come out ready for ironing! Clothes dry quicker on the line or in a dryer! • Two speeds! Durable Press Care for new, no-Iron fabrlcal • Deep Action Agitator, Jet·Away Rinse, special water level setting for small loads! • Jet-simple mechanism gives you new washer reliability! ., ' , · 1.70·15 T..l 11'11 11-H Pl.. $3.16 Fed. eliCioa tax, .. leo 111 01111 2 trodHoltlrosolfi/!)IW car. · 2-11m off your car. ' No other automatic spins as fast as this Frigidaire "Rapidry-1000" Washer I t.00/&.50-11 TUIIIIno Bflldon. filii $3.66 Fod .. exdd tar, oalos llx 01111 · V-8 e~liae. power brakes, power lleerlnl. auto. true. tinted IJ.UI, new w[a[w lites, deluxe wheel disce, f~o­ tory ali'-Concllllonlng, white over peen with peen mterfor. ate.! lharplt. $1995 . C .......gAv.U.blt KARl.~ YAH ZANDT ~ ' Gp ~:~roeless ... put on a happy. "'011¥" ~ prefer .M~etrie. ran~ f~ bak)nr. That's " fact The l"'l8lliOI$, a.-. very aunple. ;ue,l bakmg results ltepend on accurate beat eontrol. And tlectrie ovebl ri~e perf~t heat control because they are precise, electronic lnetrument4. Set Ute di~l at the temperature you want &lid that is the exact wmperature yo~'ll,get! Another thing. ~lectrie ovens are mmpletely lniUia~• .This keepe lhe heat ·in the oven where ·it belongs. Bale• better• . keeP" kitchens..cool~r , ,, • two thoughtful reasons for going ftameless. For mot• \nfo~ti!I!I ·P~ .the )Tier its of clean, ~ameleas electrle ranges . . . ~ '· '"~ EJ,.Eertt•~-~colll!)a,nr. , ~ , .. .... J~Ur JI•IP~l!._u tltctric+appl!f~ce _llealt!J~!Jl, -\:~~· t '~ ~{ "J I .n . ' , �. ' \ • ·' ' ., " ·• THE WILLETS I'LL TR'I TO GIT 1Wi MAN SNUFFY Get Extra Cash The Wa~t Ad Way Business Services - - - ----- For &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 11, 1968 "''-'N1 AD 1 TO SfENP MORe 'TJMEWIFTH' ;f/~ ·, Slit I For Salt l':::::::::::=;r::;:::::::=;t:===.':::::., . ISINGER SEWING MACHINE. I.· EXPERIENCED years old. Tbis machine equipped to HARLEY DAVIDSON H0 NDA ONE fresh cow, I Also a !1159_ Chevrolet car, zig zag, make buUonboles, WHrrL E$ DaADLINII I f' M. D•t ....... ,_.,__... standard shift, pb. 742·5321. dam, and monogram. Take ~ Mon••• 0...11n1 t:• r.. II\ _ _ _ _ _ _l_o_n_ s_tc over payments of $5.76 be,. CAIIICILUliONI II ONI OP fHI COIIICTIONI . month or pay balance due M50 SPORT W' lit . . 1ccetmNI rlnfll t:ot A. M. ltor Dl'l' ot ,.IlliCit._ 19ti3 12 ton Ford p1ck up, 24 • $6l.SO. Try it i• your home. and BOBCAT JJICISt PIOPLII CALL I ooo actual mil.,, with rack, Ph. 992·3218. 10 10 61c DICK RAWLINGS . 62 CHEVROLET $1095 ,1,295. Inquire Lewis Tradiftg: _:_::__:.::::..::.:.:::.__ __ SPRINT ' ' 4 Door Sedan. va engine, old. traDii. Whitt (ini•h with rod Post, Middleport, 0. 10 ll_61~ Auto Sal• Rawling• Honda intorior, good tires, radio and heater. , . 1955 CHEVROLET 43 -buill moWY 2-2151 . 54 FORD---:--:--:--------- $150 22 SEMI Automatic Mossberg[ tor, very good coodition, eon· Phone 992-2143 MlDDUPOU OHIO 1 Ton Stake. duo! wheels nfle With scope, etcellenl tact Eldon Walburn or can flY 2-2193 "-rev Pomaroy, 0. $12n I condition: $25. Also • 1949 be seen at 47ll South 3rd St., 62 CHEVROLET ------~-:c­ . Je<'P station wagon, 51 engme, Middleport 0. 10 11 lie l:t Ton 8' Pickup, V8 en gine, custom st'at, good tires ~0 . Gail !.Iiller, 99Z·31!Hi. ' _ . CHEVROLET $1495 10 n 6tc 11155 MERCURY, hard top, NOW OPEN ' I 64 ~ Ton Panel. VB engi.ne. automatic t.ra~s . , power steerin& 1 - ! good running C'Qndition, will 6 A.M. TO and brakes. Posilrarrion rear axle. new ur... 1 19 49 PICK UP truck, good run·: sell cheap. Ph. 992-7659. BY AVA GU..II:EY ! nmg condition, Roy Arms. 10 10 31p MIDNIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley r.' 923 81 , Dally Exc-tSunday d hter Do • o1 ·M ·I Minersville, o. Ph. 9 · t . Real Estate For Sale ~ Naw Kacl~ 5110.! -r and aug n..a · 10 11 4tc _ _ · For Your Dlni"'J Gilead, o. vlsltoo ihe 'Robert , OPEN EVES. t:OO P.M. -ALES -~()~-ltioned Sudex s ROOM. house .. baQl, full ba...e· eCir • Truck eHuter Convenience Atkires Sunday evening. . 8 · hav. Pearl W. Williams, Rt. ment. m Rarme, see Ed1son Cor• eBulldom THE MARTIN Mrs. Margaret DoughY rtI'G 1FRDJ, . . 1. ·R ll d Stp Brace or ph. 949-2304. ' eAny Type turned today from Detroit, 10 9 1• u a~- · _0 · ~. 10 11 6tc I RESTAURANT Mich. where she visited Dr. I Card 0f Th.nk. ' -- 1 suuu~<:1 PRICED lurutturo u 1· ' fmsH to the Meig• For Rent For Slle . I our third floor budget shop. 3 bedroom home, gas j Don Gibson and family for Middleport, Ohio G 1 H · 1 th ses . - -.Baker ,·urmture. Middleport steam heaL wall to wall rugs, ff'l 2-2196 Mlddt-rl. 0 two weeks. enera OSP'.1a ' e nur 3 ROOM house and bath oa WARM Morning heater, hke Oh II 12 tf< Jade oreen, modern kJichen, l · - - - - - - - - - · .Sunday guests of Ava Gilkey and nurses' a1des, Mr. Dan-1 _ m ~ leis. Rev. Perrio, those who ! Laurel St., Pomeroy. 9Phl.399:ltlc. ------- d . gas. plenty cabinets. living : MwerreaMndr. oent birthday aod 8•t well · ~9!. ----.rues~r . USF:D TTRF:S. $4 95 an up, ~ room. dining area, bath, uti!· I ____:::.::...:...,.;_--:-__-::--:1 W . . Minersville, 0. 10 9 fitp Pomeroy Home & Auto St.nre , ily room , buill on garage with tranJI, Protect your home Karen, Kathy and Tad of AI· <ards, and anyoo• else who . FURNISHED 5 room apart· - - - Pomeroy , 0. 10 7 otc I heat. full basement with heal, I lh ARAB bany, Mr. and Mrs. Howard "' helped donog bmy \ ment, on lsi lloor, ph. 992-' HAVE another new lot ol BALED Clover hay also bated large lot, extra Jot, 45 x 71 i Builden Gilkey and son Joey of Ga!U· llospJtal. IIA!r ert · '' • · !056 ID 11 tfc clothrng mduding mrn's Unt· oat s clean no w~eds never with huilding 20 x ro . suita- ~· Co Middl polis, also Mr. and Mrs. Blll I~ 11 llp · Jeffrr 's ·· · · ' Supply ·• eport dr G lU FOUR ROOM furnished apart forms. woven rugs. , wet. See or call Jerry Warn- ble lor double garage or ex1 ll Uc Call and two chi! en, a pomeDl WY 2.- _ tfc llsed Clothing Store, Rl. 33, ' er Hutland, 0. 742-51tl11J. Ira house. good neighborhood, --....,- --~Wilkesville Garden Club met lis, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Do4 14 _ gomg to'-"lrd Fair Grounds. 3658 Notice c 1 close to store and school, AUCI'ICINEEII at the home of Mrs. Eugene lin and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 10 7 61 EARL'S Barber Shop;- Racine, FURNJSHED opartmenl, lsi __ _ _ 10 9 6tc AN IQLTE ,. . I turn righl at the crtv of Sv· f:tmploll 8ervlcl Graham Tuesday, Oct. 4 wtth Alkire and son Ray, local. d ror coup.. · T '-'11tna cabinet , Pl1. . ·d Crnt tiradlurd be · t ~ Mr and M will be closed for ooe day . fl oor, mo ern, mce , PL'>'MOUTH ROCK hens, lwo I _ iO 7 li e racuse srgn. go 400 ft. an , w..-e, Pro 01 Co8 tall twelve mem rs presen · ,,.e T!te guests of , rs. 5293 992 Saturday, Ocl. 11. Earl Cus- ~ le or one perso•- ,:~· ,:~- miles out of Rulland on Har· __ .:___ _ __ 1 turn left. 3rd house dowo the or meeting was und~r the dlr<!~!· Joe Carsey Sunday were James ter. 10 ll 4lc : 3267. risonville Road. Marvin SING~:R sewing macn ine '" I row . \1arion Reynolds, SyraA. t. IIRADI'OBD lion of the preslden Mrs. Earl Paynes of Columbus, Mr.. aod I I lladae, Oblo d famil TROPICAL fish. fo,;d and p>t · 3 ROOM apartment and bath, Stoae. 10 9 3tp I lovely sewmg table " g zag . cuse. 0 ., Box 77.__ 10 11 30lp t 1 tfll Cray. The progr Included Mrs. Paul Slernltz an Y IUpplies. 'nle D l p e : upstatrs, North Second Ave., eqUJ ppedd to mouo· : ROOM house. balhs, in iEWu-iG _.....,,_ _.,, aer Trees and Shrubs by and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh - , - 38 , two nice 2 9 1 8 1 0 Shop, 409',2 First St., Pl. . Middleport, 0. Ph. 992-5293. rooms buill on. good condi-, gram. arn. e c. n.v 4 pay· I heart of Middleport 13 .....,....,.., ••,_... Spires; Timely Hints "'' Er- and children. Pteasaot. 10 11 61r ' . 10 4Jic lion, IR Rutland , 0 Ph . 142· I meu1S Iell of $1 .\19 ear h. Ph. rres suitable fot . housing ~· flee, all mailll. \Y"' Wilt. ma Nelson: Flower Arrange- The Rex Arix family are ~ I 992-lG85 a 11le Fabric Shop. Pomeroy ment, Fruils and Vegj!lables by moving here in the near future WE'Ll; help you sell a car, : 7 ROOM bouse wirh bath, lA _5537. lO 9 6tc . .. 10 6 tfc . devel?pmenl, g~rage, . barn, Aotlwrlzed Singer Salel and Jewell Strong; poem Oetober to spend the winter With Mrs. ~ell a bouso or sell anvthing' Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385· , FOR REALLY professional reoutbUJidrngs, brtck dnveway, Sentce. I Z11 tic Eventide by Clara Phillips. En· Oma Arix. with a Sentinel Want Ad. \ ·- ~ 10 l !fc · suits dean your -:arpels with I ELECTROLUX sw<·ep<l .';irh furnace heated home, all tertainment, masquerade par . - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre vlilt10 rtv Lustre attachments, A·l cond>IIOn, for $20.000. Phone Middleport lnsur1nce S d . qua 1 Ph ~ ""' tfc 992_2296 between 4 and ,. 30 =.,....-=:.=:::.:..:::._...,= ty. The November meeting will ed Dana Turner un ay. . 10 61 P !3 ROOM apartm ent and bath, premium 10 6 -ATTENTION ----eoin <ollectors! \. furnished, Middleport. Ph . Foam. Rent eIec tcic sham- 117 - · , •....,. •· GET "• quotatioD from """' ~-- p. m. \tary Lyons, Executrn .,...,. be with Mrs. Gay Mahaffey on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eas~ Old oilwr dollars, barber 9!1'J,J874. I 12 tfc pooer for $1 with purchase. CORNER LOT, good location of Lyons Estate. man were dinner guests of the 10 7 me TER INSUR.\NCE AGENCY Nov 2 quarter• aod baU dollars fur ' fHREE and four room !urniSll- Ebersbach's Hardware, Poin- in Mason, 150 x 200 ReasonINC. llefore reuewiq your M~. ~nd Mrs. Henry Reibel, Homer Willards and alao vlaitsale, alst Jefferson mckel al-[ ed and unfurnistle<l apart· eroy, 0. 10 6 61cj ably priced. Phone 768-7591, LJ. auto lliaurance. We may be and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Rei· ed Mrs. Mlna Hart. bum filled and party filled ments. WY .MM. 10 6_6~ U ,_, ... 'f able IG 1av1 yon mooey, bel and family were rec..,t Sun- Jack Clark Is now employed 12 6 lfc 5 TIRES, Uke new, sl7.e 7.:i5 . Dunbar. W. Va. Roosevelt and a mercury •neE 4 rooms and bath UJlo 1!, one power glide trans- ONE Humphrey R;!diant heat· 8 2 lfc day guests of Mr. and Mrs. by George Slace 01 long diedime album for sale, etc., · lurn1 he<l ~ Middle- mission aod 1 fly wheel out er, cost aew $291, sell for POMEROY - THREE BED- lll'l'OIIOBD..E IDSUrance been Harley Strong. tance hauling. John Mohler, Rt. I, Middles . of a 1957 Chevrolet oar. Ph. $65. One Royal heater, cost ROOMS - 2 story !nome, anrelled! Lost ytur opera" Mr and Mrs Junior Snavely Mr. Frank Halliday bad the port, 0. Ph. 992-7103. port, Ohio. · · 992-6298 10 5 6tc new $194, sell for $50: One · bath, basement, new cabinet ar'1 Ucense? Call \Y"' 2-2916. and LaJuana cri Columbus were misfortune to fall and break bis 1 3 tfc HANNAWs husband ---c 10 ' Blp Hec-tor, small spare heater, will sell sink and floor coveriRgs 11 1 ~ 111: Sunday guests of his parents, knee and has two vertebra brost.EEPING rooms, cltse Ia THREE and lour room fur llates hard work he cleans for $8. Call Mason 773-5216 lhe kitchen, 2 car garage, - -.-. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Snave!l. ken hi hili 'back but II madt . towa, 127· Butternut Avo., ntshed apartments. All utiU· the rugs with Blue Lustre. or 773-5601. , 10 10 3lc house needs paint. Excellent - Lega otiCe Wilkesville Qrange 27)6 elect- comlottaJj)e aa poillble Ill Pomeroy, 0. It 4 tie deo paid. Phone WY 2-l1'16. Renl electric sha . $1 - - --k L' h - - buy $5,900.00. IN THI COMMON -.us couoT ed new offiet\rs al a recent Mel~s General HospitaL . Rowley and Reed. Aflel 6 mpooer .. ·110 x 50, 1960 S y me ouse IMIDDLEPORT - $5 0011 buys o• '""'"' couNTY. •••• meeting. fnstalratlen of officers Mr. and Mrs; Guy Bolbl !NH AMS Trading Post ud All- p. m. call W"' 2-3514. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. trailer• good condition, $2000. a mce . one story frame ' borne, .. PLORINCI. •· HUNTIR, . ...., ••· ' '11 be at tht next meeting, gues•· .. of the E'-· "" ~~~~-"'"""" .... _. AD tique Store moved to a oew 4 ! Uc i 10 10 61o Ph. 667-3!1£6, Rober! Dorsi, I ~ rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, •••••· ·~~·-- ....... PT&Iottfl, WI day. . . 12 I - -- - ---- - -- - , sOUP'S ON the rug that 18, Tuppers Plams, OhiO. localloa, now II Cross Roada ... excellent location garage and uooY CliiiiiTia. October · Mr and Mrl Clarend(Eut· .1 Mr(.GandetM"' : Junction 124 and stato route 5 ROOM apartmeot with bath. 1 th 1 witlt Blue •l WARM M . tolO 71P storage space a small ,.. •..,. .. Ed) ward! maa .were surprtsed wbelt Mn. 01 0 75,. 1 t 111 143 on Rutlaad Road. Phoue Ph. 992-3319. 8 ~ lfc so c eao e spo tric sham· ortmg gas s ve, - ....,IP · '" arn ter . Easbna•'a Luslre. Rent elec o. LEROY''&.. RVM'D Who" pa~ ot ls 0 f Mi Bes • bro... en, · pri.lilll• ,._ 742-4461. i 16 lfc MODERN Z bedroom home, pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co.. 000 BTU, also a Warm Morn· FARM SHORT DISTANCE ..,,.,'I"".!K:tililllowO: ••• who• Jut were recent gues ss. . • ed them with a 1e11 TV Ill. Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 daJ lng coal heater and a small OFF RT ,. JUST 'D"'VE .... ~ .. - ;r"'"''""' - 120'1& sie. Pettyplace. Mrs. Franklm IS Friellds will be 10.,.,. to._.. 10 10 Gtc h te Pb 713-'712 M • oJiJ APV Hlllcrllft~~Mnont, illlnol •• will M1 p ttypl ce'a aunt •• , Wanted To Buy or 119'Jr37crl evenings. ONE GOOD 10 Char 1 · b 11 gas ea r. · • · a.. DARWIN - 98 acres 21;-30 .....,.. o~ ••• "' ••• ot a · that Lawre!ICe 'Brick!• II II 1 " e - -- -- . . - - · T If tie o.,. u on W. Va 10 6 6tp . . ' .,.,_,, ·"''•nll•ed nl,. Mrs. Willi~ Mahaffey was a .... oUJ condiHon 's ulf-'-1 ....... '""'ING tim~ ,_ Ohio ___ _ _ calf, 5 months old. James A. 1 ' · . acres for rultivatioa, well at .., ,..,_.~..,.. hlm •• the Comcuu ...,w 0f her son, Bob ~· l:r';''~~ V'-'nia,""' ;; old [ For Sale Smith, Hemlock Grovt, lsi ' DON'T pum~ your sluggiSh sep- house and springt In pasture, ~:,':,, ·~:::;:,lf,;: :;.,'::~P.,. eo:~;; reeenl guest bearttroubla Ill Melp G--' ... ... house. 10 10 3tp tic lank. Gel Klean-Em·AU 110 story frame 6 rooms ....., ""·" on "" ,round• o! Wll Mahaffey and family, in Alb· hospital. Ianna with limber. Marion IBEANS, polatoes, tomatoes - - - septic tank cleaner. • Land- 1rua cellar. $6,sOO.oo. ' !':.~ ens. Mr. and Mrl. t'luniel Cktl· Reynoldl, Boll Fl, Syracuse, and meloll8. Clarence Pro!- THREE easy ways to place a mark Farm BurealL · Albert M Cox, Broker "''' ..... ""' .. .,, ''"'""on or Mrs. John Shi!Hng called on lith and daughler Kareil llld 0. t 111021p lilt, Portland, Q, Ph. 843-2254. want ad. 1. by phone. %. stop Henry aeiand, Sal-aD ..,., '"" ~::,;:::!: ::;::,,';-i~':i Mrs. Clara Phllllps Sunday aft. Fraoc.. iMfe' iaDd • lay 1 11 30tc I :U Uc in. I. by mail. 10 10 61p ..,_.... c...w. «ow • ..,,...,, ' ernoon. . attended the ·Band-0-Ralna at BUSH Cobbler potatoes Kenu~ Attorney• tor Plalntlff Wlk·-"' ' E enlap It" %5111 • ltWtll no ., 11 ••· " "' ~ •· ••· ,,. Members rl the I .,., we Marietta Saturday evt!linJ, Wamecl aebec potates for winter. v Grange were guests of Vlntan Mrl. Lola "·'- · - t _...__ 10 '-~ ==·-- · --·-·- Also car.Bing tomatoes, pick ...--IIIII,-_ . Twp. Grange reeently and Ia· end with hor ....,.. OUgbUr WORK for bDIIAiozer, your own, $1 bushel Charles J BEDROOM house on lot 100 stalled their officen fer the !u-law, Mr. and .Mta. llllrl 'Illable, ltaur)J rale. Ph. m -:!203: lO. WR.l'Do Hilton, PorUand. 0. ~ 150, home in exc<lient concoming year. llaDII. • :3 llliAI 1.Pama lng "-S&nd I 15 25tp dition, big yard, newly paintMr. and Mrs. Glen Arno~ of Bud Douglas apent Sundar 11 dun. . I.UIIIb<6 aignaq &l'lqw 16. Weight1 ·SIN-G~E~R-.-1-965_mod _e~~-eq -ui,c.pped - ed. Phone 892.-9905 or 992Rio Grande were sunday vtsJt· Portsmouth with remllv-. Wanted y,•atcb-DO~ 1 2629 with automatic zig zagger to • Z8 Uc ors with Mrs. Arnold's par- Mrs. Charles Alkire, Racile, ft. TopiC L "CCty 'I'OP prl..., paid for Uv• 1%. Half laney design, buUonhole, I ROOM house witb basemen~ _ _ _ _ _ ...,.____ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence wu a supper guest of Av1 Gil19. HoJJy. <11 the dlameten wood poultry. Frank Helsel, New Viol~t blind hem, applique sew in garage, big yard, out of high Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ebers· Strausbaugh. key Wednesday evening. EJ)'ptiul er..wu• name Boll811d, 0. Ph. 49&-6249, r:ode :IS. gud zippers, etc. Wke new. Only water, 5 minutes walk from bac have relum~ home aft~r Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strong vis· Ray Wilson helped CiiHord 2.Sung 20. Biblical 114. 10 i 2:ltp otday 7 payments $7.78 a montit town. Ph. 992-9905 or fl92-2529. • three weeks vlstl wtth !herr iled with Mr. and Mrs. Jarrott Cuckler move from' his room· by .. verb l4. CommaJJd 22.Beige ~boir left. Ph. m-2685. 1 25 lfc 9 28 tfc daughter_ and . family, Mr .. and Bobo Sunday afternoon. ing house to his apartmmll. oa 15. BlundenJ 3. Fr&u's 23. Bdore 11116 ZIG ZAG Dial-A-Stitch, l'15 ACRE farm, house with -, Mrs. Philo Wilcoxen at Ridge· Session members of the Pres- Friday aftel'!loon. · Now Taki"l Applications 11. Unex· helpmeet 2-i. Friar' I I 3il. Conp p)oded tiUe avec-: 4. Ost.t1.cla.swing needle, zig zag built In rooms and bath, cellar, cellar mont, Conn. Their sen, Sam, byteria• Church met at the Joe Carsey reports lbal lie bomb hke 26.0verhea4 for buttonheles, blind 'hems, bouse, 2 large baru, free of Ramsburg, Pa., accompan- church Thuraday night. baa traded his home in tbe Vll· t7. lfu$ie liii. Cool< l.nUliS binlo mooograDII, etc. Guaranteed, gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedi- ied them homo alld Spoilt the Mrs. Herb Penn and Teresa lage to C!Hford Cuclder lvr az.wu.. 5. F'rench 27.Ralled 28. Energetie only 8 payments lefl $6 each. ale occupancy. Pearl WU· weekend. visited recently with her par· wbat Is known as the Job a pronoun p ut 30. Oozes out fl . Arrogant Trades accepted. Phone m Iiams, 992-2318 or m~l. Recent weekend guesta of enlll, Mr. and Mra. Hemer Blackwood home. 38.Haadle 7. Finn :U. Malle llll85. Z9 tfe Ue Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnslfl and Jones of Wellston, R. D Guy Bolin Is now empl~ 10 1 8·. Strange fO.Gorma!O 1 Earn money and prltee Jarrer, sons were Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre and by the Cuckler mine Ia Wpf' title aothe 9. Arnulgeol Dalivering BLECI'ROLUX sweeper, comFA&", 91'/, acres, 3 miles up George, Hamilton. Patty were Sunday guest,., of Vlrginilt. ' G.Ab)'8 pupilo ialayen plele with all cleaning at- Leading Creek, r. room house Lorie Ann and Michael Euler hit mother, Mrs. Nellie Sayre Guy Harper, Jimmy Sheets THI DAILY SENTINEL tachments A-1 cond1tion. Pay and bath, 12 basement, ll of Charleston have spent the and sister, Gladys. and Ray A!~ ire of Rio Grande r. Establishad Routes. balance due, 4 payments $7.00 acres farming land, 3f acres past two weeks with their Mr. Clyde Cooper is raeuper· College apent the weekend at CALL 992-2156 uch. Pbono 992-2685. level pasture. Ph. 8811-5253, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. aling at home after having lileir homes. t 29 lfc CroWl City, 0. C. G. Cole, Henry Euler and Mr, and been hospitalized for some Mra. Mlanie Folt Is lllfferln~ I,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' owner. 10 7 6lc Mrs. Harold Roush. time. from a severe l!<lld. BuslneSI Servlcet Mrs. Caul Rhodes, M r •· Ocle Butcher Is a medical pa· Mr. and Mrs. DennlJ Frail) SPECIAL-UNICO - Ethel Euler and Mrs. Shirley lient at SL Joseph Hospital in of Carpenter, 0. visited 1bt I!ADY·!IIlli COICI'81o dillY• JoltnliOD attended a leaders Parkersbura. She 11 lmprov· Dana Welshel. FREEZER $ ed rll!hl Ia .rour project. Ful tralnlllg meeting and luncheon lng -------239 7 23 cu. ft.lhg. $2 5 ad easy. Free at Pomeroy recenUy fer the • Wide Commwlloo eervlca 1Im UNICO TIRES, 6701:15 Pbone 911Z-3ZM, Qoellell Home Demonstration Club. observed. Sale _ 12-45 plus Ia• D ••.O....Jm Co. ,_.~ Mr. ud Mrs. William Melliloflnt. Lown ForiIllr • MI.. _,... Mrs.' Marie HopkiDa, daughMony . _ o.. Sale Oblo. I • lit Kelvey and Mr. and Mra. Don ter Betty, and a frlell4· tf Day• I AIR CONDmOIIJNG ftlllr1la' Joltasoa and sona visited 1 reton. IIJH!IIt a weekend 11it11 Mr POMIROY 1tltll service. Jack'a Relrli- cent evening with Mr. and Mrs. and llln. Ver• Swartz. 992·2111 eration, New Bamt. PboDe T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse, and · A daughter ..... born .eo • ro N51'1. 4 I lfc llll']lrised Mr. Hilldore on his Sunday School attendance on Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur Roblnseil ' IIBATING PLUMBING, Rara1 birthday. Others allendlng were October 2 was 51, the offerlnii at 81. JOieph'a IIDipllal al IWIN MONEY QVIOI: - Tan Donl Bottle Gao. t\nold Mr. and Mrs. Bob E. Byer and $12.15. Worship services were Parkersburg last week: Orand unneeded ltet111 Into Iaiii dol· Brolhen 118 E. MaiD Sl., children and Mrs. Terry Byer, held at 10:45 a. m. wltb Vere parenta are Peatt ~ of 11n with a waot nd ill The ~t • 'lit Joliddleporl . swartz, lay nder. Tuppers Pln1D1, iml, l'lr· and DaUJ SeallueL J>bona 19'JMr. and Mrs. Clarence Price Worship servlcetl were held Mrl. Glen Roblnaon, ~ Mrs. 2156. 10 1rl ftp CUR~ Breeding Service, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Don Joho- Sunday evening at 1:45 p, Ill- Effie Wallon of TuJI!Im! Plalnl STEREO RADIO OOMBINA· choice 01 1811 bUlls m 18 dairy sen and . sons were recent sup- with the Rev. Qlslo. World- Is a great ~- · TION beeull!ul walnut "'"" and beel brcedl. For eervlce per guests If Mr. and Mn. Mr. aod Mrl.l J\Qatell Find ao1e, radltl aqtllpp8d 111111 11 -~- Dial Parker'l 992--2284 'lbereon Johnson, Racme, hon· also planned to vlsll with Mr. Una went'to St. lllary'e W. Va, ' l(le8d - r , 4 apeater Pameroy or IIW8U Cheater. oring Mr. Johnson on his birth· alii! Mrs. ~ Noblett and SUnday, to atteud funeral oenaaand IJIIem, 1811 model, ut ~ day. Other guests were Mr. family In Detrait: Ices for a relaUM· of Mn. ll• ..m~W, J111f lull lralance 1m'll COLD WEATilER .. and Mrs. Carl Bllikan, Pome- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush Findling. it, , u tiii.H • tl per m..th. bead, mckels, spiders & oth- roy. spent • weekend Ia Cba~tesjllil A1dl~ Itt~ 111 Me fll, 1QZ r•· It 10 lie er ltl8ectl will be comlna ·'Mr. and Mrs. Willi•'" Me· with Mr. and M\'1. Robert E~ Hend4nPil'l 1~ held - iiCiiG& Ind. 4 epeid, Iitle your bollle where _ 11'1 K~vey and son, Marvin•. stu- er. They IOQI< llheir gr~~~" ·.f:t,!!)l,·lildoe.!'f •,~- Mra, mb, IIIIo IID)IIIi 5a- MAKE MORE PROFIT b y dent at Marshall Unlvers1ty ID re ·home and while lhere. ~~- ·1 ·1? ~~~~~~ .., • • Sepl 1 Y•ter4o1'o Cr,.._WI NO'J'IIING JlLIU) A eta 1ar1 ,llolr witb earry· listing your flml'l eeblcet In Huntlngtnn spent a W"''k end ed the Ice show afl\1 alii) vt~l" S$, wltlj 1111 tlie i:biidrili and 80 JWCH All YREQU~ ~Gil fill ""Ni"D! ... : ... ..., fli. Pll. jhe Dally Sentlael'• Buslnet!S with another son, Mr. and Mrs. ed ~th Mr,. 'nd Mrs. fi.ormao their ,tamiiiH prmta 6lr U. • •• . ,. wIIJ -tmlli eolUJIIIIO ,,, ,, : 10 1t '1# BIU ''M~elvey 11 Detroit. Botisll .~ family. ,, 1 INfORMilllON t SIGNS 1::;;,, • I{OUNG·UIII Pomeroy ALIGNMENT Motor Co. SAltS & SERVICE MOTORCYCL 6H GlOOE'I OFF IRAKE SERVICE Blaelfnars I' I Pomeroy Motor Co. ~, '"·;. "·""· - ANDTFOT' STRAIGHT AHEAD, FOR4-5 MIRES - OH, DE.VOTED HUS!!oAND!! WH~RI::'IOU TAKING ME ON HONEYMOON? SERVICE .. ., ~,; ; .:~.:. 81 AL I Harrisonville RADIATOR .. LI'L ABNER Sll.es BLAETTNARS , ' MY BACK! Ia L1:::•;:_·1~1 _.:;.:::.::::,~:C·.·C.·· iooo· than~ I nmeowd.el100818po~~~ c~panty. lw HOWJI SCHNEIDER KMH GOBlE FORD IN~:w I EEk I M!J!Ir --~-UI-,.-n-e-ls-:Se::-rv-:-ice-1- s~ay ~n~hte ManrdsMCirsl.~toJnoe ~~eyre', tfliJkesville =~~~~~ ar"~;i l/STI<IJ, fREAkY I.. .--·--MCE PASS GASULINI ALLEY IW GOm S'TOP . CATr:HINS 'rt:XIR CXWV FASSa! 'rl:XJ~E CJRIVING M• CPA"l.'t'f \ FREAKY I' '{ ly KING 1 .I ' I i I ' '· St'Ciety NoteS ' i I ' TRAILER~ bu1tton0h"~'· !;IIIW•11j,..., loL /I•JI ~"iam I , DICK iRACY 1 {!uel''-l ~ -'tJt .......,........ J ly ClfESTER ~·-- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ap;~tm~~3874 --~1 --:N-,---.--- s~ I ~ 0~ ~~~,~- "'?:'::,::,"'· 0 ly HAROLD GRAY FMraan~on. BllT IN 11-li'S OlD DUMGEON ! NOBOOY'LL iHINK T'LOOK 1-lEI?t MAYBE F"OR WE'tKS ' · ~- u= SY§Et Ql.l, u: DAILY CROSSWORD OUT 0 ~ I-IERE WILL BE MUC\-l or: A PRoBLEM! FOR CARRIERS ljrMIDDUPORT '--'\# '!4-l ~·~ 1).....-a. """'-£.. 10•11 Bv SCHULZ , ....... .. -.11111111--·-···- -... ";'tr oo;,anon.. I - \ !!ABE RUTH WM NtJ4\BfR 3 I i l.tliUJ£ MA'/S 15 NUMBER Z4 ANi> I Miru\' MAimE ~ NUMBER 7 ! I / / I WINNIE WINKLE OU~ FIR~T FORT OF CALLI ARE YOU 'I'M:) 1.0\IE· BIROS 6011>$ Of;/' 'IOGEll<ER r Alfred SOCiety • NOtes w-. - eumo our ABBIE AND SL A T5 BIG fALl SALEJ """"'* THO!JSAHO!j EVOP · ·· · - -- -~ - Society Notes --- WHAT1 W"'l I Tl< T NOT Qli pOoR G:LN IN H&REI Portland ..... I DoUBT GETTJ ~ =-..':,'. ':"'; ' ::•• ,., 4--· - GCiliiLD . . ' \ ~. .._.\,v . . . ' ·1'..,, ' 1- . 'It, I - ,, ' ' -~ .,. ly IIWtNEI YOU DONr HAVE 10 I~· Cl.UDE ME IN YOUR SHORE PlANS. l'IE IM~ED ON YOU '!CO MUCH ALReADY • �. ' \ • ·' ' ., " ·• THE WILLETS I'LL TR'I TO GIT 1Wi MAN SNUFFY Get Extra Cash The Wa~t Ad Way Business Services - - - ----- For &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 11, 1968 "''-'N1 AD 1 TO SfENP MORe 'TJMEWIFTH' ;f/~ ·, Slit I For Salt l':::::::::::=;r::;:::::::=;t:===.':::::., . ISINGER SEWING MACHINE. I.· EXPERIENCED years old. Tbis machine equipped to HARLEY DAVIDSON H0 NDA ONE fresh cow, I Also a !1159_ Chevrolet car, zig zag, make buUonboles, WHrrL E$ DaADLINII I f' M. D•t ....... ,_.,__... standard shift, pb. 742·5321. dam, and monogram. Take ~ Mon••• 0...11n1 t:• r.. II\ _ _ _ _ _ _l_o_n_ s_tc over payments of $5.76 be,. CAIIICILUliONI II ONI OP fHI COIIICTIONI . month or pay balance due M50 SPORT W' lit . . 1ccetmNI rlnfll t:ot A. M. ltor Dl'l' ot ,.IlliCit._ 19ti3 12 ton Ford p1ck up, 24 • $6l.SO. Try it i• your home. and BOBCAT JJICISt PIOPLII CALL I ooo actual mil.,, with rack, Ph. 992·3218. 10 10 61c DICK RAWLINGS . 62 CHEVROLET $1095 ,1,295. Inquire Lewis Tradiftg: _:_::__:.::::..::.:.:::.__ __ SPRINT ' ' 4 Door Sedan. va engine, old. traDii. Whitt (ini•h with rod Post, Middleport, 0. 10 ll_61~ Auto Sal• Rawling• Honda intorior, good tires, radio and heater. , . 1955 CHEVROLET 43 -buill moWY 2-2151 . 54 FORD---:--:--:--------- $150 22 SEMI Automatic Mossberg[ tor, very good coodition, eon· Phone 992-2143 MlDDUPOU OHIO 1 Ton Stake. duo! wheels nfle With scope, etcellenl tact Eldon Walburn or can flY 2-2193 "-rev Pomaroy, 0. $12n I condition: $25. Also • 1949 be seen at 47ll South 3rd St., 62 CHEVROLET ------~-:c­ . Je<'P station wagon, 51 engme, Middleport 0. 10 11 lie l:t Ton 8' Pickup, V8 en gine, custom st'at, good tires ~0 . Gail !.Iiller, 99Z·31!Hi. ' _ . CHEVROLET $1495 10 n 6tc 11155 MERCURY, hard top, NOW OPEN ' I 64 ~ Ton Panel. VB engi.ne. automatic t.ra~s . , power steerin& 1 - ! good running C'Qndition, will 6 A.M. TO and brakes. Posilrarrion rear axle. new ur... 1 19 49 PICK UP truck, good run·: sell cheap. Ph. 992-7659. BY AVA GU..II:EY ! nmg condition, Roy Arms. 10 10 31p MIDNIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley r.' 923 81 , Dally Exc-tSunday d hter Do • o1 ·M ·I Minersville, o. Ph. 9 · t . Real Estate For Sale ~ Naw Kacl~ 5110.! -r and aug n..a · 10 11 4tc _ _ · For Your Dlni"'J Gilead, o. vlsltoo ihe 'Robert , OPEN EVES. t:OO P.M. -ALES -~()~-ltioned Sudex s ROOM. house .. baQl, full ba...e· eCir • Truck eHuter Convenience Atkires Sunday evening. . 8 · hav. Pearl W. Williams, Rt. ment. m Rarme, see Ed1son Cor• eBulldom THE MARTIN Mrs. Margaret DoughY rtI'G 1FRDJ, . . 1. ·R ll d Stp Brace or ph. 949-2304. ' eAny Type turned today from Detroit, 10 9 1• u a~- · _0 · ~. 10 11 6tc I RESTAURANT Mich. where she visited Dr. I Card 0f Th.nk. ' -- 1 suuu~<:1 PRICED lurutturo u 1· ' fmsH to the Meig• For Rent For Slle . I our third floor budget shop. 3 bedroom home, gas j Don Gibson and family for Middleport, Ohio G 1 H · 1 th ses . - -.Baker ,·urmture. Middleport steam heaL wall to wall rugs, ff'l 2-2196 Mlddt-rl. 0 two weeks. enera OSP'.1a ' e nur 3 ROOM house and bath oa WARM Morning heater, hke Oh II 12 tf< Jade oreen, modern kJichen, l · - - - - - - - - - · .Sunday guests of Ava Gilkey and nurses' a1des, Mr. Dan-1 _ m ~ leis. Rev. Perrio, those who ! Laurel St., Pomeroy. 9Phl.399:ltlc. ------- d . gas. plenty cabinets. living : MwerreaMndr. oent birthday aod 8•t well · ~9!. ----.rues~r . USF:D TTRF:S. $4 95 an up, ~ room. dining area, bath, uti!· I ____:::.::...:...,.;_--:-__-::--:1 W . . Minersville, 0. 10 9 fitp Pomeroy Home & Auto St.nre , ily room , buill on garage with tranJI, Protect your home Karen, Kathy and Tad of AI· <ards, and anyoo• else who . FURNISHED 5 room apart· - - - Pomeroy , 0. 10 7 otc I heat. full basement with heal, I lh ARAB bany, Mr. and Mrs. Howard "' helped donog bmy \ ment, on lsi lloor, ph. 992-' HAVE another new lot ol BALED Clover hay also bated large lot, extra Jot, 45 x 71 i Builden Gilkey and son Joey of Ga!U· llospJtal. IIA!r ert · '' • · !056 ID 11 tfc clothrng mduding mrn's Unt· oat s clean no w~eds never with huilding 20 x ro . suita- ~· Co Middl polis, also Mr. and Mrs. Blll I~ 11 llp · Jeffrr 's ·· · · ' Supply ·• eport dr G lU FOUR ROOM furnished apart forms. woven rugs. , wet. See or call Jerry Warn- ble lor double garage or ex1 ll Uc Call and two chi! en, a pomeDl WY 2.- _ tfc llsed Clothing Store, Rl. 33, ' er Hutland, 0. 742-51tl11J. Ira house. good neighborhood, --....,- --~Wilkesville Garden Club met lis, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Do4 14 _ gomg to'-"lrd Fair Grounds. 3658 Notice c 1 close to store and school, AUCI'ICINEEII at the home of Mrs. Eugene lin and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 10 7 61 EARL'S Barber Shop;- Racine, FURNJSHED opartmenl, lsi __ _ _ 10 9 6tc AN IQLTE ,. . I turn righl at the crtv of Sv· f:tmploll 8ervlcl Graham Tuesday, Oct. 4 wtth Alkire and son Ray, local. d ror coup.. · T '-'11tna cabinet , Pl1. . ·d Crnt tiradlurd be · t ~ Mr and M will be closed for ooe day . fl oor, mo ern, mce , PL'>'MOUTH ROCK hens, lwo I _ iO 7 li e racuse srgn. go 400 ft. an , w..-e, Pro 01 Co8 tall twelve mem rs presen · ,,.e T!te guests of , rs. 5293 992 Saturday, Ocl. 11. Earl Cus- ~ le or one perso•- ,:~· ,:~- miles out of Rulland on Har· __ .:___ _ __ 1 turn left. 3rd house dowo the or meeting was und~r the dlr<!~!· Joe Carsey Sunday were James ter. 10 ll 4lc : 3267. risonville Road. Marvin SING~:R sewing macn ine '" I row . \1arion Reynolds, SyraA. t. IIRADI'OBD lion of the preslden Mrs. Earl Paynes of Columbus, Mr.. aod I I lladae, Oblo d famil TROPICAL fish. fo,;d and p>t · 3 ROOM apartment and bath, Stoae. 10 9 3tp I lovely sewmg table " g zag . cuse. 0 ., Box 77.__ 10 11 30lp t 1 tfll Cray. The progr Included Mrs. Paul Slernltz an Y IUpplies. 'nle D l p e : upstatrs, North Second Ave., eqUJ ppedd to mouo· : ROOM house. balhs, in iEWu-iG _.....,,_ _.,, aer Trees and Shrubs by and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh - , - 38 , two nice 2 9 1 8 1 0 Shop, 409',2 First St., Pl. . Middleport, 0. Ph. 992-5293. rooms buill on. good condi-, gram. arn. e c. n.v 4 pay· I heart of Middleport 13 .....,....,.., ••,_... Spires; Timely Hints "'' Er- and children. Pteasaot. 10 11 61r ' . 10 4Jic lion, IR Rutland , 0 Ph . 142· I meu1S Iell of $1 .\19 ear h. Ph. rres suitable fot . housing ~· flee, all mailll. \Y"' Wilt. ma Nelson: Flower Arrange- The Rex Arix family are ~ I 992-lG85 a 11le Fabric Shop. Pomeroy ment, Fruils and Vegj!lables by moving here in the near future WE'Ll; help you sell a car, : 7 ROOM bouse wirh bath, lA _5537. lO 9 6tc . .. 10 6 tfc . devel?pmenl, g~rage, . barn, Aotlwrlzed Singer Salel and Jewell Strong; poem Oetober to spend the winter With Mrs. ~ell a bouso or sell anvthing' Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385· , FOR REALLY professional reoutbUJidrngs, brtck dnveway, Sentce. I Z11 tic Eventide by Clara Phillips. En· Oma Arix. with a Sentinel Want Ad. \ ·- ~ 10 l !fc · suits dean your -:arpels with I ELECTROLUX sw<·ep<l .';irh furnace heated home, all tertainment, masquerade par . - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre vlilt10 rtv Lustre attachments, A·l cond>IIOn, for $20.000. Phone Middleport lnsur1nce S d . qua 1 Ph ~ ""' tfc 992_2296 between 4 and ,. 30 =.,....-=:.=:::.:..:::._...,= ty. The November meeting will ed Dana Turner un ay. . 10 61 P !3 ROOM apartm ent and bath, premium 10 6 -ATTENTION ----eoin <ollectors! \. furnished, Middleport. Ph . Foam. Rent eIec tcic sham- 117 - · , •....,. •· GET "• quotatioD from """' ~-- p. m. \tary Lyons, Executrn .,...,. be with Mrs. Gay Mahaffey on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eas~ Old oilwr dollars, barber 9!1'J,J874. I 12 tfc pooer for $1 with purchase. CORNER LOT, good location of Lyons Estate. man were dinner guests of the 10 7 me TER INSUR.\NCE AGENCY Nov 2 quarter• aod baU dollars fur ' fHREE and four room !urniSll- Ebersbach's Hardware, Poin- in Mason, 150 x 200 ReasonINC. llefore reuewiq your M~. ~nd Mrs. Henry Reibel, Homer Willards and alao vlaitsale, alst Jefferson mckel al-[ ed and unfurnistle<l apart· eroy, 0. 10 6 61cj ably priced. Phone 768-7591, LJ. auto lliaurance. We may be and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Rei· ed Mrs. Mlna Hart. bum filled and party filled ments. WY .MM. 10 6_6~ U ,_, ... 'f able IG 1av1 yon mooey, bel and family were rec..,t Sun- Jack Clark Is now employed 12 6 lfc 5 TIRES, Uke new, sl7.e 7.:i5 . Dunbar. W. Va. Roosevelt and a mercury •neE 4 rooms and bath UJlo 1!, one power glide trans- ONE Humphrey R;!diant heat· 8 2 lfc day guests of Mr. and Mrs. by George Slace 01 long diedime album for sale, etc., · lurn1 he<l ~ Middle- mission aod 1 fly wheel out er, cost aew $291, sell for POMEROY - THREE BED- lll'l'OIIOBD..E IDSUrance been Harley Strong. tance hauling. John Mohler, Rt. I, Middles . of a 1957 Chevrolet oar. Ph. $65. One Royal heater, cost ROOMS - 2 story !nome, anrelled! Lost ytur opera" Mr and Mrs Junior Snavely Mr. Frank Halliday bad the port, 0. Ph. 992-7103. port, Ohio. · · 992-6298 10 5 6tc new $194, sell for $50: One · bath, basement, new cabinet ar'1 Ucense? Call \Y"' 2-2916. and LaJuana cri Columbus were misfortune to fall and break bis 1 3 tfc HANNAWs husband ---c 10 ' Blp Hec-tor, small spare heater, will sell sink and floor coveriRgs 11 1 ~ 111: Sunday guests of his parents, knee and has two vertebra brost.EEPING rooms, cltse Ia THREE and lour room fur llates hard work he cleans for $8. Call Mason 773-5216 lhe kitchen, 2 car garage, - -.-. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Snave!l. ken hi hili 'back but II madt . towa, 127· Butternut Avo., ntshed apartments. All utiU· the rugs with Blue Lustre. or 773-5601. , 10 10 3lc house needs paint. Excellent - Lega otiCe Wilkesville Qrange 27)6 elect- comlottaJj)e aa poillble Ill Pomeroy, 0. It 4 tie deo paid. Phone WY 2-l1'16. Renl electric sha . $1 - - --k L' h - - buy $5,900.00. IN THI COMMON -.us couoT ed new offiet\rs al a recent Mel~s General HospitaL . Rowley and Reed. Aflel 6 mpooer .. ·110 x 50, 1960 S y me ouse IMIDDLEPORT - $5 0011 buys o• '""'"' couNTY. •••• meeting. fnstalratlen of officers Mr. and Mrs; Guy Bolbl !NH AMS Trading Post ud All- p. m. call W"' 2-3514. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. trailer• good condition, $2000. a mce . one story frame ' borne, .. PLORINCI. •· HUNTIR, . ...., ••· ' '11 be at tht next meeting, gues•· .. of the E'-· "" ~~~~-"'"""" .... _. AD tique Store moved to a oew 4 ! Uc i 10 10 61o Ph. 667-3!1£6, Rober! Dorsi, I ~ rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, •••••· ·~~·-- ....... PT&Iottfl, WI day. . . 12 I - -- - ---- - -- - , sOUP'S ON the rug that 18, Tuppers Plams, OhiO. localloa, now II Cross Roada ... excellent location garage and uooY CliiiiiTia. October · Mr and Mrl Clarend(Eut· .1 Mr(.GandetM"' : Junction 124 and stato route 5 ROOM apartmeot with bath. 1 th 1 witlt Blue •l WARM M . tolO 71P storage space a small ,.. •..,. .. Ed) ward! maa .were surprtsed wbelt Mn. 01 0 75,. 1 t 111 143 on Rutlaad Road. Phoue Ph. 992-3319. 8 ~ lfc so c eao e spo tric sham· ortmg gas s ve, - ....,IP · '" arn ter . Easbna•'a Luslre. Rent elec o. LEROY''&.. RVM'D Who" pa~ ot ls 0 f Mi Bes • bro... en, · pri.lilll• ,._ 742-4461. i 16 lfc MODERN Z bedroom home, pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co.. 000 BTU, also a Warm Morn· FARM SHORT DISTANCE ..,,.,'I"".!K:tililllowO: ••• who• Jut were recent gues ss. . • ed them with a 1e11 TV Ill. Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 daJ lng coal heater and a small OFF RT ,. JUST 'D"'VE .... ~ .. - ;r"'"''""' - 120'1& sie. Pettyplace. Mrs. Franklm IS Friellds will be 10.,.,. to._.. 10 10 Gtc h te Pb 713-'712 M • oJiJ APV Hlllcrllft~~Mnont, illlnol •• will M1 p ttypl ce'a aunt •• , Wanted To Buy or 119'Jr37crl evenings. ONE GOOD 10 Char 1 · b 11 gas ea r. · • · a.. DARWIN - 98 acres 21;-30 .....,.. o~ ••• "' ••• ot a · that Lawre!ICe 'Brick!• II II 1 " e - -- -- . . - - · T If tie o.,. u on W. Va 10 6 6tp . . ' .,.,_,, ·"''•nll•ed nl,. Mrs. Willi~ Mahaffey was a .... oUJ condiHon 's ulf-'-1 ....... '""'ING tim~ ,_ Ohio ___ _ _ calf, 5 months old. James A. 1 ' · . acres for rultivatioa, well at .., ,..,_.~..,.. hlm •• the Comcuu ...,w 0f her son, Bob ~· l:r';''~~ V'-'nia,""' ;; old [ For Sale Smith, Hemlock Grovt, lsi ' DON'T pum~ your sluggiSh sep- house and springt In pasture, ~:,':,, ·~:::;:,lf,;: :;.,'::~P.,. eo:~;; reeenl guest bearttroubla Ill Melp G--' ... ... house. 10 10 3tp tic lank. Gel Klean-Em·AU 110 story frame 6 rooms ....., ""·" on "" ,round• o! Wll Mahaffey and family, in Alb· hospital. Ianna with limber. Marion IBEANS, polatoes, tomatoes - - - septic tank cleaner. • Land- 1rua cellar. $6,sOO.oo. ' !':.~ ens. Mr. and Mrl. t'luniel Cktl· Reynoldl, Boll Fl, Syracuse, and meloll8. Clarence Pro!- THREE easy ways to place a mark Farm BurealL · Albert M Cox, Broker "''' ..... ""' .. .,, ''"'""on or Mrs. John Shi!Hng called on lith and daughler Kareil llld 0. t 111021p lilt, Portland, Q, Ph. 843-2254. want ad. 1. by phone. %. stop Henry aeiand, Sal-aD ..,., '"" ~::,;:::!: ::;::,,';-i~':i Mrs. Clara Phllllps Sunday aft. Fraoc.. iMfe' iaDd • lay 1 11 30tc I :U Uc in. I. by mail. 10 10 61p ..,_.... c...w. «ow • ..,,...,, ' ernoon. . attended the ·Band-0-Ralna at BUSH Cobbler potatoes Kenu~ Attorney• tor Plalntlff Wlk·-"' ' E enlap It" %5111 • ltWtll no ., 11 ••· " "' ~ •· ••· ,,. Members rl the I .,., we Marietta Saturday evt!linJ, Wamecl aebec potates for winter. v Grange were guests of Vlntan Mrl. Lola "·'- · - t _...__ 10 '-~ ==·-- · --·-·- Also car.Bing tomatoes, pick ...--IIIII,-_ . Twp. Grange reeently and Ia· end with hor ....,.. OUgbUr WORK for bDIIAiozer, your own, $1 bushel Charles J BEDROOM house on lot 100 stalled their officen fer the !u-law, Mr. and .Mta. llllrl 'Illable, ltaur)J rale. Ph. m -:!203: lO. WR.l'Do Hilton, PorUand. 0. ~ 150, home in exc<lient concoming year. llaDII. • :3 llliAI 1.Pama lng "-S&nd I 15 25tp dition, big yard, newly paintMr. and Mrs. Glen Arno~ of Bud Douglas apent Sundar 11 dun. . I.UIIIb<6 aignaq &l'lqw 16. Weight1 ·SIN-G~E~R-.-1-965_mod _e~~-eq -ui,c.pped - ed. Phone 892.-9905 or 992Rio Grande were sunday vtsJt· Portsmouth with remllv-. Wanted y,•atcb-DO~ 1 2629 with automatic zig zagger to • Z8 Uc ors with Mrs. Arnold's par- Mrs. Charles Alkire, Racile, ft. TopiC L "CCty 'I'OP prl..., paid for Uv• 1%. Half laney design, buUonhole, I ROOM house witb basemen~ _ _ _ _ _ ...,.____ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence wu a supper guest of Av1 Gil19. HoJJy. <11 the dlameten wood poultry. Frank Helsel, New Viol~t blind hem, applique sew in garage, big yard, out of high Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ebers· Strausbaugh. key Wednesday evening. EJ)'ptiul er..wu• name Boll811d, 0. Ph. 49&-6249, r:ode :IS. gud zippers, etc. Wke new. Only water, 5 minutes walk from bac have relum~ home aft~r Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strong vis· Ray Wilson helped CiiHord 2.Sung 20. Biblical 114. 10 i 2:ltp otday 7 payments $7.78 a montit town. Ph. 992-9905 or fl92-2529. • three weeks vlstl wtth !herr iled with Mr. and Mrs. Jarrott Cuckler move from' his room· by .. verb l4. CommaJJd 22.Beige ~boir left. Ph. m-2685. 1 25 lfc 9 28 tfc daughter_ and . family, Mr .. and Bobo Sunday afternoon. ing house to his apartmmll. oa 15. BlundenJ 3. Fr&u's 23. Bdore 11116 ZIG ZAG Dial-A-Stitch, l'15 ACRE farm, house with -, Mrs. Philo Wilcoxen at Ridge· Session members of the Pres- Friday aftel'!loon. · Now Taki"l Applications 11. Unex· helpmeet 2-i. Friar' I I 3il. Conp p)oded tiUe avec-: 4. Ost.t1.cla.swing needle, zig zag built In rooms and bath, cellar, cellar mont, Conn. Their sen, Sam, byteria• Church met at the Joe Carsey reports lbal lie bomb hke 26.0verhea4 for buttonheles, blind 'hems, bouse, 2 large baru, free of Ramsburg, Pa., accompan- church Thuraday night. baa traded his home in tbe Vll· t7. lfu$ie liii. Cool< l.nUliS binlo mooograDII, etc. Guaranteed, gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedi- ied them homo alld Spoilt the Mrs. Herb Penn and Teresa lage to C!Hford Cuclder lvr az.wu.. 5. F'rench 27.Ralled 28. Energetie only 8 payments lefl $6 each. ale occupancy. Pearl WU· weekend. visited recently with her par· wbat Is known as the Job a pronoun p ut 30. Oozes out fl . Arrogant Trades accepted. Phone m Iiams, 992-2318 or m~l. Recent weekend guesta of enlll, Mr. and Mra. Hemer Blackwood home. 38.Haadle 7. Finn :U. Malle llll85. Z9 tfe Ue Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnslfl and Jones of Wellston, R. D Guy Bolin Is now empl~ 10 1 8·. Strange fO.Gorma!O 1 Earn money and prltee Jarrer, sons were Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre and by the Cuckler mine Ia Wpf' title aothe 9. Arnulgeol Dalivering BLECI'ROLUX sweeper, comFA&", 91'/, acres, 3 miles up George, Hamilton. Patty were Sunday guest,., of Vlrginilt. ' G.Ab)'8 pupilo ialayen plele with all cleaning at- Leading Creek, r. room house Lorie Ann and Michael Euler hit mother, Mrs. Nellie Sayre Guy Harper, Jimmy Sheets THI DAILY SENTINEL tachments A-1 cond1tion. Pay and bath, 12 basement, ll of Charleston have spent the and sister, Gladys. and Ray A!~ ire of Rio Grande r. Establishad Routes. balance due, 4 payments $7.00 acres farming land, 3f acres past two weeks with their Mr. Clyde Cooper is raeuper· College apent the weekend at CALL 992-2156 uch. Pbono 992-2685. level pasture. Ph. 8811-5253, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. aling at home after having lileir homes. t 29 lfc CroWl City, 0. C. G. Cole, Henry Euler and Mr, and been hospitalized for some Mra. Mlanie Folt Is lllfferln~ I,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' owner. 10 7 6lc Mrs. Harold Roush. time. from a severe l!<lld. BuslneSI Servlcet Mrs. Caul Rhodes, M r •· Ocle Butcher Is a medical pa· Mr. and Mrs. DennlJ Frail) SPECIAL-UNICO - Ethel Euler and Mrs. Shirley lient at SL Joseph Hospital in of Carpenter, 0. visited 1bt I!ADY·!IIlli COICI'81o dillY• JoltnliOD attended a leaders Parkersbura. She 11 lmprov· Dana Welshel. FREEZER $ ed rll!hl Ia .rour project. Ful tralnlllg meeting and luncheon lng -------239 7 23 cu. ft.lhg. $2 5 ad easy. Free at Pomeroy recenUy fer the • Wide Commwlloo eervlca 1Im UNICO TIRES, 6701:15 Pbone 911Z-3ZM, Qoellell Home Demonstration Club. observed. Sale _ 12-45 plus Ia• D ••.O....Jm Co. ,_.~ Mr. ud Mrs. William Melliloflnt. Lown ForiIllr • MI.. _,... Mrs.' Marie HopkiDa, daughMony . _ o.. Sale Oblo. I • lit Kelvey and Mr. and Mra. Don ter Betty, and a frlell4· tf Day• I AIR CONDmOIIJNG ftlllr1la' Joltasoa and sona visited 1 reton. IIJH!IIt a weekend 11it11 Mr POMIROY 1tltll service. Jack'a Relrli- cent evening with Mr. and Mrs. and llln. Ver• Swartz. 992·2111 eration, New Bamt. PboDe T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse, and · A daughter ..... born .eo • ro N51'1. 4 I lfc llll']lrised Mr. Hilldore on his Sunday School attendance on Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur Roblnseil ' IIBATING PLUMBING, Rara1 birthday. Others allendlng were October 2 was 51, the offerlnii at 81. JOieph'a IIDipllal al IWIN MONEY QVIOI: - Tan Donl Bottle Gao. t\nold Mr. and Mrs. Bob E. Byer and $12.15. Worship services were Parkersburg last week: Orand unneeded ltet111 Into Iaiii dol· Brolhen 118 E. MaiD Sl., children and Mrs. Terry Byer, held at 10:45 a. m. wltb Vere parenta are Peatt ~ of 11n with a waot nd ill The ~t • 'lit Joliddleporl . swartz, lay nder. Tuppers Pln1D1, iml, l'lr· and DaUJ SeallueL J>bona 19'JMr. and Mrs. Clarence Price Worship servlcetl were held Mrl. Glen Roblnaon, ~ Mrs. 2156. 10 1rl ftp CUR~ Breeding Service, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Don Joho- Sunday evening at 1:45 p, Ill- Effie Wallon of TuJI!Im! Plalnl STEREO RADIO OOMBINA· choice 01 1811 bUlls m 18 dairy sen and . sons were recent sup- with the Rev. Qlslo. World- Is a great ~- · TION beeull!ul walnut "'"" and beel brcedl. For eervlce per guests If Mr. and Mn. Mr. aod Mrl.l J\Qatell Find ao1e, radltl aqtllpp8d 111111 11 -~- Dial Parker'l 992--2284 'lbereon Johnson, Racme, hon· also planned to vlsll with Mr. Una went'to St. lllary'e W. Va, ' l(le8d - r , 4 apeater Pameroy or IIW8U Cheater. oring Mr. Johnson on his birth· alii! Mrs. ~ Noblett and SUnday, to atteud funeral oenaaand IJIIem, 1811 model, ut ~ day. Other guests were Mr. family In Detrait: Ices for a relaUM· of Mn. ll• ..m~W, J111f lull lralance 1m'll COLD WEATilER .. and Mrs. Carl Bllikan, Pome- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush Findling. it, , u tiii.H • tl per m..th. bead, mckels, spiders & oth- roy. spent • weekend Ia Cba~tesjllil A1dl~ Itt~ 111 Me fll, 1QZ r•· It 10 lie er ltl8ectl will be comlna ·'Mr. and Mrs. Willi•'" Me· with Mr. and M\'1. Robert E~ Hend4nPil'l 1~ held - iiCiiG& Ind. 4 epeid, Iitle your bollle where _ 11'1 K~vey and son, Marvin•. stu- er. They IOQI< llheir gr~~~" ·.f:t,!!)l,·lildoe.!'f •,~- Mra, mb, IIIIo IID)IIIi 5a- MAKE MORE PROFIT b y dent at Marshall Unlvers1ty ID re ·home and while lhere. ~~- ·1 ·1? ~~~~~~ .., • • Sepl 1 Y•ter4o1'o Cr,.._WI NO'J'IIING JlLIU) A eta 1ar1 ,llolr witb earry· listing your flml'l eeblcet In Huntlngtnn spent a W"''k end ed the Ice show afl\1 alii) vt~l" S$, wltlj 1111 tlie i:biidrili and 80 JWCH All YREQU~ ~Gil fill ""Ni"D! ... : ... ..., fli. Pll. jhe Dally Sentlael'• Buslnet!S with another son, Mr. and Mrs. ed ~th Mr,. 'nd Mrs. fi.ormao their ,tamiiiH prmta 6lr U. • •• . ,. wIIJ -tmlli eolUJIIIIO ,,, ,, : 10 1t '1# BIU ''M~elvey 11 Detroit. Botisll .~ family. ,, 1 INfORMilllON t SIGNS 1::;;,, • I{OUNG·UIII Pomeroy ALIGNMENT Motor Co. SAltS & SERVICE MOTORCYCL 6H GlOOE'I OFF IRAKE SERVICE Blaelfnars I' I Pomeroy Motor Co. ~, '"·;. "·""· - ANDTFOT' STRAIGHT AHEAD, FOR4-5 MIRES - OH, DE.VOTED HUS!!oAND!! WH~RI::'IOU TAKING ME ON HONEYMOON? SERVICE .. ., ~,; ; .:~.:. 81 AL I Harrisonville RADIATOR .. LI'L ABNER Sll.es BLAETTNARS , ' MY BACK! Ia L1:::•;:_·1~1 _.:;.:::.::::,~:C·.·C.·· iooo· than~ I nmeowd.el100818po~~~ c~panty. lw HOWJI SCHNEIDER KMH GOBlE FORD IN~:w I EEk I M!J!Ir --~-UI-,.-n-e-ls-:Se::-rv-:-ice-1- s~ay ~n~hte ManrdsMCirsl.~toJnoe ~~eyre', tfliJkesville =~~~~~ ar"~;i l/STI<IJ, fREAkY I.. .--·--MCE PASS GASULINI ALLEY IW GOm S'TOP . CATr:HINS 'rt:XIR CXWV FASSa! 'rl:XJ~E CJRIVING M• CPA"l.'t'f \ FREAKY I' '{ ly KING 1 .I ' I i I ' '· St'Ciety NoteS ' i I ' TRAILER~ bu1tton0h"~'· !;IIIW•11j,..., loL /I•JI ~"iam I , DICK iRACY 1 {!uel''-l ~ -'tJt .......,........ J ly ClfESTER ~·-- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ap;~tm~~3874 --~1 --:N-,---.--- s~ I ~ 0~ ~~~,~- "'?:'::,::,"'· 0 ly HAROLD GRAY FMraan~on. BllT IN 11-li'S OlD DUMGEON ! NOBOOY'LL iHINK T'LOOK 1-lEI?t MAYBE F"OR WE'tKS ' · ~- u= SY§Et Ql.l, u: DAILY CROSSWORD OUT 0 ~ I-IERE WILL BE MUC\-l or: A PRoBLEM! FOR CARRIERS ljrMIDDUPORT '--'\# '!4-l ~·~ 1).....-a. """'-£.. 10•11 Bv SCHULZ , ....... .. -.11111111--·-···- -... ";'tr oo;,anon.. I - \ !!ABE RUTH WM NtJ4\BfR 3 I i l.tliUJ£ MA'/S 15 NUMBER Z4 ANi> I Miru\' MAimE ~ NUMBER 7 ! I / / I WINNIE WINKLE OU~ FIR~T FORT OF CALLI ARE YOU 'I'M:) 1.0\IE· BIROS 6011>$ Of;/' 'IOGEll<ER r Alfred SOCiety • NOtes w-. - eumo our ABBIE AND SL A T5 BIG fALl SALEJ """"'* THO!JSAHO!j EVOP · ·· · - -- -~ - Society Notes --- WHAT1 W"'l I Tl< T NOT Qli pOoR G:LN IN H&REI Portland ..... I DoUBT GETTJ ~ =-..':,'. ':"'; ' ::•• ,., 4--· - GCiliiLD . . ' \ ~. .._.\,v . . . ' ·1'..,, ' 1- . 'It, I - ,, ' ' -~ .,. ly IIWtNEI YOU DONr HAVE 10 I~· Cl.UDE ME IN YOUR SHORE PlANS. l'IE IM~ED ON YOU '!CO MUCH ALReADY • �! ' ' • ' .· at· ... • • ent1 ,.,. . ' l·· .·, '1 c~t' ,J. ' DeHtell To TM . ,,.,.,., 01 TM I r\ t,.1:l~ 0 ..... Jlm~IIIDn ' ,....JJ.. . ala• Meet the Folks _ Qt Friendly CITIZENS NATIONAL . -· Scrapbook Evidence CLEVELANDhis allorney, accused wife . - McELHINNY Gon. Bookkeeper Elberfelds Are Headquarten For ReA Victor Stereo - Color Television - ll1ck end White Television - Table ·~d Tf~ilslstor Radios. . · .. - RECEIPTS ARE IMPORTANT·· Pomeny, Otdo It's Simple and Easy To Have All Your •' • Dr. Samud H. SbeppVcl iroducecl five scrapbooks · uewspaper cllppiJ!is anol otber exhib1111 loda7 in support Gl . bis claim that local prejudice would prevent bim from ,.. oeivin& a lair trial in Clevellllld. Jull&e Fraucla J. TaliJ, wlw presldocl at lbo cballge of vep. ue heariD& and who·- waa 118111· Receipts in One Purchase. Pay By Check. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT AT anZENS NAnONAL WE PAY 4"/o ON SAVINGS LAST TIME TONIGHT "NEYER TOO LATE" -TecbnicolorPaul Ford Connie Stevens Maureen O'Sullivan BATTLE OF THE DRAG RACES, . 40 minute Technicolor ed tomurder ~~at ond ·trial~=~:1ae:; to open bere IU!Il Tuesda~, oa1d be wol!ld. rule on lho moUon 11 C.rtoon-Road Runner· '! Speedy Gonuln in acabinet_ojl.lim$ud wedn.sd•y .nd Thurlday Ocl. ll-13 a.m. Frida~. Bafl::eAdded W GTOii l'RESJ. dent Joluiaoll'o anU • illllaljoo) proaram loday' - beaded 1M eerta111 coagmslonal approval, .I!VJ!II !bough II seemed to be pipkin& up a lot of unwant<d NOT OPEN bai&llfl -allllll lbe w~. Tho lateot utraa were added by ~ Seaata Fin~ Com· JDIII'*, Wbidl ~ IPPJ'OV· ad lbe DIGIID'e l2 to t Tbt p~ o~~otad, lwwev,r, to con~ lbe 1a1 lnceDUve lbe aa· lfi1a'• nlltoadl lei 1M buylq lDGrO c.,.; . ' I i' I ... • I . ______ ... -J About Middleport • ..... _ file Q[RM,NTOWN •••'i.-i j ·- ~·----------------~---------·~·~ ·· RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE STEREO Wilh FM-AM and FM Stereo Radio . BE SURE AND WATCH FOR OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE COMING UP SOONI - On Cost-ami Get both·Eiectric Heating &Cooling in a single package - ' ,i Conert your warm air heating system to pcO'Iide year·' round comfort of nameless_eleclric heating!!!!! cooling. S'M One I I Uti Bolli ~anti Cools, it CGsts You MilCh Less to Buy! Asingle heating/coolin& unit-A hi&h efficiency heat P'mp, healS in tbe winter, then does an"about-face"·ia lhe summer 10 cool and debumldi(J Uta air In your home. llo MOHJ Don • Afree survey wUI determine your exact needs and !Q! monthly payments. lllllalls llulcWJ to Elistial Duct Systell• Makes C~~~Nersion to year·' round climate control eaSJ and economicaL Guraateed SllisfiCiiolt .. •or your money bac~ You must be complete~ satisfi~ with your heating and cooling...or,undetlhe lerms of your written guartrrtBe,your heat pump will be removed and your money retumed.lO-Year Senice W111111J·AII service, Including paris and lsbo!, forlO full years at no additional cost. Mail lite Coupal ... Great Bargain• In Store For You. TheWeek-1nd . ' of.Oct.•.14·& 15. e..... lllfnaliaa ••• or Call Obit ..... Co. far the ver. 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