http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0a164b57654b4b61f68dee724cb126ad.pdf a4a4d02ec18258f307e3cfa82a04cf95 PDF Text Text - ----_,..... � Card Club Meet, Al Bachner Hom e IUNDAY ■ncl MONDAY �bic 11.eynolds, · Ray W,alslon Rol:iert Wqher - Bing Crosby ' '&AV ONE f"OR ME" (Color It Cinemascope) - '.a!MJ Robert Loggia 1rnd Ger,Jd O'Laughlln in "fflE COP KATF.R" (Very..Cood Police Story ) ALSO CARTOON , • .. ' . lfarrmge er orme In Kentucky Ch urch June Haught, daught er o f Mr and Mrs. Davi� Ha_u.t:hl of_ Mc\ 7. , W. Va , was united in marria�e 10 Raymond Cook, so_n or Walter Con k, Syral·t1sc. Ohm, on August 30 by the Rl'"t" I�- n. 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Dynafiow. R&H. J957 Ford · - - - $1 ,395 VI F1lrl1ne &00 Hard Top. Choice ol 4 door and Bolb top ••rs. Power ■leering. 2 door. ·1957. Studebpker $1,095 ' . .Ve t � �aldent 4 D_r. Sedan. Finest 'l!'d "'1iially, l,barp ln•I�• and out. : ,' . best Studebaker. . 1956 Ford - � - . t $1 ,095 VI Falflal'• Hard Top Cpe. One ol cl�onesl cars '·1 95 6 Chevrol'et · - In town. $995 , 956 Pontiac · - - $1,095 - -. condition. • - • , ptll\�"OY,OHIO I 1 . 1 :; . Hydramallc $795 - "Frum &apt-. To Bukll:1'' I • . i ... ' .. . ' I I .. I I I ! I I l . I Hostess Presented-· Church Society Members Are • ' Guests At Cheshire Wednes d ay M.e,..... t I Halloween Pla n-s Discuss. ed At ·L..nion Meeting I I I I Bradbury Church -� -- I Cldss H fd5 WHISPER OXFORD I eet, ng Reg.u �. ~ $3.99 THE SHOE BOX OXFORDS l,y P-REDDIE HOUDASMlLY Frien ds receieved word yester­ day fr om :l'l:rs. Fr eda Welling, form• er local resid ent now I iving in Punta Gor d a, Florida . Mrs. Well- I i n g reporl.B that th e house where she had been living was damaged by th-.! recont storm. The roof was blown off, ,all wi nd ows out and the interior d amaged by the rain and wind. She aaid that they had Auxiliary Member& lert the house and were i n the high school wh en the storm hit Attend Conference a nd thus received no personal in• Ten members of the Ladies Au x Ui a ry of Drew Webster Post Amerj ury. and , ican Legi on allended the fall con Mr. _a nd Mrs. Jack Hite Mrs. Clyde Bayles spent a few I lerence of the Eighth District whl'rc American Legion Auxiliary held al days in Dayto n rec e ntly they visite d wllh the latc r's the Oak Hill Methodist Church on daughte r and family, Mr. and M rs. Thursd ay. D. E. Payne and son, Dale. AttP.nding were Mrs. Gaynelle Mrs. George Hu dson retur ned Wise, Miss Er1,1a Smith. Mrs. Jed home We dnesday from Milli�an Webster Sr., Mrs. D avid Cumings, M rs . College wher e she had t a ke n he r Mrs. fr ank t:heeseb rew , daughter, Carol , wh o will begin Gcorge ,Bea r hs, M r s. Be n Ncutzling, her sophomore year at the school Mrs , George Hackell S r ., Mrs. Ger­ located near Joh n son City, Tenn. : a 1 d Wildermuth and Mrs. Pearl D on Erwin returned to high , Hysell. school Ttl.und ay a!ler being ;ibse n t f or a number of - days due lo illness. M rs. James Johnson and daugh­ ter re turned lo their home in Pomeroy after conv alescing at \ J!,,4 _7,.,, the h ome of her mother, :,1rs. R. t W. Rawlings, following release from H olzer Hospital. Friends heTc ha ve received word of the death of Tom Hall, father ol M rs. Wy a tt Swindler, former local resident now living in Battle Creek, Michiga n. Mr. Hall die d last week in a Ch arles­ ton Hospilal eind was buried Sun• day. M r . and Mrs. Roberl Shafer of Hunti n gton were overnight guests with their da ught er and �ami ly, Mrs. Ted Ch apman, Tu eaday. Mr. a n d M rs. ,>,:artin Summers of Medin a ha ve been visiting with Mrs. Summer'� brother an d family. Mr. and Mn. Paul Winn -•nd Mr. an d ",frs. Hart Lyo ns of Bradbury and with Mr. and Mrs. Cl a ir T a ylor of RuUand. M rs. C. H. Jones of South Third Avenue left Thursday mor11in g for "P'ennel\ as Park, Fl a ., to attend th e fu ne ra l of her brother, De nnii. Knapp who was electrocuted by a high tension wir e Wed nesday evening. Judy Butcher, wh o had return ed to school afte r mlssing severa l � confined to her days, is 8gain elegance of ,oft, exotic lhe home with a virus. •' W ilbur Rowl ey unde rwe n t knee supple IUAurlout' _;lo'le tanned surg"ery at Holzer Hospital Wed­ Imported Cab rotto Ulather. nesd ay mdt'n.ing and is reported to Smort women w.ar CRESCO be recovering satisfactorily. M r s. Alice V an Za ndt return ed leather )a�k•ts. Stop In for tha Lo her home in Cheshire Tu esday 1a1..1 to,hlon,, S after apen d ing sever9} g9n ,Ith Mr. and Mr e. Cash Braley. 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What a great saving in time and energy this · mean, I Our full-service Bank offers Fo� anything 'from, mjjtor repair, or adjust- VOL XII NO. 129 Action In Rutland Comeback Win 1 I II I 1 I n the picture below, David Martin, fleet halfback of the Rutland Red Devils , is downed early in th e game last night with Middleport as Ronnie Carr, (20) rac es up to be sure be stays down. Ready to get into action is Jim Batey, back to camerB,, (17) while Hotdog Kloes, 34, comes up in the back _of I '1 I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, September 17, 1 960 • • • SINGLI: COP Y - 5c . • . And In Pomeroy 22-0 Victory in a 22--0 victory over Wabama last night _ A second late r Hes- eroy 's ends. The Pa nthers scored in the first, second and third t�r rammed over the goal line dragging Joey Russell, 23, with quarters. One TO came on a brilliant 48 yard scamper hy td­ hun. Larry Hargraves of Wahama has ahold o( Hester-who die Buffington on a punt return. (See Page 4 today for tom­ went to Wahama as a Freshman, played in the band at half- plete game ac c ounts). lime, and played football too. Allen Hamm , 81, is one of Porn- the picture. Lee Combs of Rutland is No. 37. Middleport raced to a 12·0 lead in the first period , then lost the hard fou�ht game finally, 20 to 12. It was Rutland ' s 17th straight win Wlth­ out defea,t . In the other photo, tene Hester , the Pomeroy Pao. lhOl'I' 175 pound fullback, swivels for the Panthers' llnat TD I i • ' --.-·-·- --- McGrath lndj_cted For Murder 0 \ ------ Xray Mobile . Schedule Is Announced • " ' I • SEOAL SCORES POMEROY, OHIO -- -,�...---·----·- I was ind icted t"ri day by the May es to tile grand jury and of that Ind icte d were Vi rgil Eugene and waa placed on $2,000 bo nd . term -(;rand Jury for the a lleged number five " no" bills were re- Hu dson , Minersville; Earl Work William Willis, Syracuse, alWashington Court House 16 second· degree murder of Ei.ra turned . One case i$ yet to be and Robert Lee Boyer, both of ter his pl�a of n ot guilty, for Mn. W a llace ·Bra dfor d , executive Logan U Bratt in one of 19 ease& pre- I heard. • Pen nsylvan ia , driv!ng while und er th e influence . secretary of the Meigs County Tu• sen by Prosecuting AUorney Tr�� Bills Rdun,.c.t ol liq uor . . G■IUpolis 28 Ironton 20 1 el ll! Mary Alic S a mu e l in w . . bercul0;sis and Hea lth Associati on Jame O'Brien. True bills were returne d aga m- dicl ed on two charges for illega l, loh,n Bohn, followm_g . Fayt . Pomeroy 22 Wahama O is a nnouncing the lollowlng sched­ M rath had plead . n ol gut lty , st three p�rso ns who a r e accused possession of intozi cating liquor Bolin I s_tat em en t. for 1tr1k1_ng her Rutland ZO Middle-rt 12 . ule for the x-ray mobile unit When and naw is bemg held on o_f 11temptmg to break a nd e�ter at her home i n Middleport..earlie and lhe1r two chil dren w_1lh hls ' AREA SCOA: \ 5 I it visits Meig' County. st ., SW $20, bond. !ave Pomeroy busme!!s establishGlenroy H. Ewing, w.as indict- fist Two ch arges wer e fil ed . . Ea ern ,.6 n.. 14 Tuead ay, October 25. Burling­ · -J---·- --------- �- Four non -support true bills f or allegf:d ly attempting to set ed 1 ham, 1:30 Lo 4:30 p. m . lln d at the . Alhland 21 n. Pleasant O were returned by the jury. On fire to his business • establia h { s granKe h all ln Hemlock Grove from Rio Grande 56 ' men t or w. Main St., .May 18. t�s . count Herman E. Moo�e, ' 6 to 9 p. m. · Hannan Trace O Willi a m Slatt.s, Eugene Col hns 1960 . Wedne,<t ay, Oclober 28: Alfred and Francis Rathbum were In· 44 Kyger Creek 28 .Trimble .. ------Grana:e: Hall, 1 :30 to 4:SQ a nd _ a t WUli■m Guthrie waa indicted dieted. .!l:W'" . •��.!Y �. Tqpper,s �laim1 (Ohiif'. V on • ,barge ol ,tea !mg money � reeetsed ye sterday aly lli'.! t;..i. ��I "trpnt o to D. P. . m,-. . from Richard Qualls 1n Middle- terJ1,oon with but one case to ' � IfV �l l' es • es A. Rhod�s. ann ounced._ today that, com- port . , St'a _t� A_u d1 Ior Jam Thuraday, October 27: Barr's 'So] be heard. Jt is the c■.. ol Len ! 1 o menc_mg "'. �r. of m c_t b � hanges . 11 be ma.de t n th. e a mount -· . I Olben were: a.to Sttt'ion, 1 :30 to 4:30 and at the V. Savage ch•rced Tt'ilh fraudug�sohne tax d1stnbullon to Cl�l�S a_nd villages In Otito. �IS . _Geo;ge McDi n i!I, for a�ulting len�y acceptlDK money. ll will LonK Bottom M ethodist Church from 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. I wil l result from the new cerbftcatlon of the motor vehicl e with mtent to ll:1II E� er ett Mc- begin Monda1 morning. . Friday, 'Oct. 28: Bu d 's Grocery, . registration j� municipalities jus.t received from_ the Burea u · • 1 Portl an d, 1 :30 lo 4:30; In front of Of Motor Vehicles. It IS for the hcense year Apnl 1 , 1959 to ' s I · Elberf elds in Pomeroy from 6 to I March 31, 1960. R p. m. and on Sit .. Oct. 28, from· · , Th e for!"ul_a �l up in the law will get less. · . _ . 3 to 9 p. m . \ Fun eral 1ervices for Eva Sa yr e, for the d 1str1but1011 of the gasoAU ol the larger �1t1e� exce?t • :, Tuesday, Nov. 1, Apple Grove, �t art, wh o die� at Hob:er Hos• line . �x i� _equivalent to $1 per Youngstown and Sprm gf1e1d Wl�l 1:3Q to 4:30; Letart Fau,; SCh oo l, p1t al this mor n mg aUet a long auto m c1t1e11 or vlllag"es each get an . Increase. Yo ungstown s . 6 to 9 p, m. \ 1 illn M.iddlepo� and R:utland_ bands :rtaged halftime shows for a 1 ,e11.11, will be held at. the time_ �as . �a x m oney is senl_ to re�lstratlon d r_op� �rom 15,670 Wednesd ay, Nov. 2, po:it office to 70,238 ; Sprmgflcld s from 37.- packed stadmm Friday mght at Yellow Jacket fand. Both u111.1ally Ewing Funeral Home M onday munmpahbes, eight in Syracuse, t:sp to 4:30 and. at 1 463 to 36,971 . \ times a year. -i.r a fternoon at 2 p, m . were well received the Club Restaurant, R acin e, 6 to I St1i rting at 6 p. m . there will ( Cleve land's registrat i on lncreaThe dece ased is survived by 'Chis means that cities and vi i The visitors, anno�need· by l..ar· "Minuet," "Wine, W omen and , u p. m. be a . waterm elon ea ting cont�st · Leah Chit ten.den, a cousin, of J1 o l6.761 1 82 to sed 3 from 33 39, ; C ry lloffman, directed by Roger Song," a ta ngo, "La Raspa,'' the Thursday, Nov. 3, H arrisonvil le The hrs't 20 contest�nts reportmg Wh eeling, W. Va ., a niece, M ary I es which show an incrqse i n ) ui:nbus fr�m 198,894 to 208,039 ; Roush, drum m ajorette Elena motor vehicle reglstr■tion for I lXlt 30 ( . School, 1 :30 to 4:30 l{'l'd at th e RutMar­ "Clln-Ca n," OW ' "Bunny Hop" and lo Elson Spencer wdl compete for R o gers; nephews, Charles Sayre year will get more Cmcmn ah from 1 00,905 to 200,- tin , head majorette Ann Spropse, •'When the Saints Go Marching ln." 1 land Furniture WarehOu11e from 6 ) all the waterme lon t �a t they can a nd Bob Sayre, Pomeroy and Jea n the preceding • those sh owing a decreafl:e 931 ; Toledo from 139,978 lo 145,- and majorettes Sue Ne lson, M a ude \_ m onc)' ; _ For the pre-game cntertamm HOME BAND e nt eat _a n d a $,li �sh prize. Contest_ ________ , 310; Dayton from 118 ,342 to 1 2 1 - Brewer, Connee WiUia ms a nd Dr . e nner of Leta rt. "Good Old Summertime" intro­ Friday1 Nov. 4, Carpenter Post of the first h�me game o� the sea- ants �Ill be weighed at the start 652; Akron from 133,7 1 3 to 1 36,- Judy Chafin, ga ve a g,rt,ga me show dlltt Bu rial will be at the L etart . d the Summertime son, last Show in Tri,Lustre 1 e v_ to e . m.; Office, nmg, 4 p . 1 won_ an d finish de by termine Pom winl o e roy th e 1 Cem etery following services a t greeting both sidea of the field sh1rtsleeve w e ather of the Middle­ 804 . . ' Cleaners, , M.iddleport, 6 to 9 p. m. 23-0, the high - stepping Pomeroy · nera. reg1str Total 1 the 959 for at1on Ewing ' s Chapel. and showing off precision drill& band a pproached the field with a port band directed by Eugene High School b and will , ap\ Uld Saturd ay, 3 to 9 p. m. -------license year as certifie d to Rhod· The halftime show WU bued ·on Sean. sn appy drum c adence. Wid'neaday, Nov. 9, Judice Gro­ pear at p. m. followed by a 8 . es by c. W. Ayres, Registrar of dances of ofher n■tioJU. VWted, At a signal from the drum ma· squ are d ance for all on the vil- Alfred Grange Wins .tUY in Dexter, 2 to 5 p. m. and Motor Vehcles, ehows 4,2'12,382 dem onstrating each by a d an ce Kenny McElhinney announced it Wards Grocery, Langsvtll e, 6 to 9. jorette, the fast_- stepping ba nd pro- Jage streetll. an increuc of 151,333 oyer a show depicting summertime u.� I.I the band savings working first then ce�d e d d r e own field pl aylng "On Everyone is invited to pa rti.Thtll'sday, Nov. 10, Salem Cent this to y ear. OI , p rcfedin g a ctiviti llfl. ia t es which e veryone enjoys. r fferaon J maj o rettes were Aus e Gr.inge in Tuscar a was Spain School, 1 to 4 p. m.; G a ul's Store Wisconsin." H alling a t ce nter field , cipate in the pumpkin show. Any• 3,047,627 were motor vehicle& Paris a nd ' 0r course Americ,i . ' Th ey included boat rid ing, swimo unty C is th e , Ohio 1960 winner they _ gave th eir re n ditio n of one h a ving pumpkins, gourds, Cheater, 6 to 9 p. m. l registered In munieip lities; 1 ,, Numbe� played · included the ming, baseball, and fishing lai.ily . ears Roe. a outside Everyone in ideigs County ov er '.'Ballm ' the Jack" with accompa ny- I me loM, or oth er prod uce to •dis- in the Nation al GrangeOO. SOO Alum1224,7�5 in the cou nt y Ba rke r, Kuser Gene l ' "M buck erry Widow '" Foundation He l ena Polka " under tht sha de of a tree. It cons $ ,O Com• 18 1eara of age is el lgible to a t­ ing d a nce routine. Con tinuing play should take it to Earl's ' eluded with a block M for Mid d lenum Company account�nt, _ wa s munici pal corporations. Municimunity S e rvice Contest, with -6 e ctend the free x-ray visit and it is down field, then countermarching Barber Shop. Prizes will be given p a l re gistrations show a n irJcreue th e speaker when the M 1 ddle�orlport an d R for Rutla nd . ond a nd -third places, respectiv ely ■treued th at although a per• Lhe ban d hea ded UP, field playing in all clU.11es. lithr. over previdus et Fr1 d�y m 99,890 Club ol otary • Pom�roy T • R . � e b e rned Be ing by ford d a Grang Forma tions included a rowbo.1I, .on may loo(. and feel healthy, he "The Victor&,". · . Drga niutions wishing lo m ake In Cuyahoga Counay .a nd Brown evenmg at the Heath M e�hodUit cense year . a swimmer, ball and bat for ma• , many atiK ha ve TB and not know it. . wind ow displays, should contact Following ♦� y 1 Church social rooms for dm ner. 1.e PlaYI �g Of "Th lion and a. fishing pole. Naturally, e ·BUI Cross at Wa'l.d Cl'4)Y & Sons Township, Grange fn Darke Co unt . ' An :1-ri.Y 1, the best way to know � Awards were $200 $100 an d $00 ua rker, pr eaenled by progra m �tar Sp angled Ba nn er, th� tradithe boll WIS rowed, lbe swimmer thlt yo� ■re free o{ TB. relative to advisable s pa ce. tional tunnel w as formed with the Store ________ in U. S. Bonds and' si,ecial plaques. ehalrman-ol•the-evening Dick Ro. 1wam, tht! ball moved, and the pple band playinK "Across the F'ield" Thli First N a tional award le $10,- senbaum, described In deta il the WiHled whe n a fish took the bait, as the team came on the field. . I sa vings in labor, quicker 'compuMAN, ARRESTED 000. all to the m uaic, in order. of "Sail00 Winn er of a $50 sninp bond tations, involved in m a intaining For h alftime festivities ffie band The Pomeroy police arrested tna:, Sailing," "'By the Sea," "Take • • am. smartly steppJng to the sprightly William T. Soulsby, 31, Pomefoy, was Alfred Grange of Meigs Coun- C?mplete i ndustrial , rec ords pro. e Out to • the Ball Gam e" and :l'i M _ Funer al services for DonIey drum cadence, entered the end of for paJSing on a double yeltow ty, Lloyd Blackwo od, master, fqr v1ded by IBM ma�hm es: He tol d · ''fuhin' " with "Good Old Summerg a l 5 who the field in a V �uhpilatlon ,and r llne. He is to appear in M ayor Le- its pruentati on . of the ma ny se�1 cea s uch �a -� �� �: r��� time" ill tr��ltion music . s i e !� �l :� �- . then grouped int(I columns of , gar'a court tonight. • chine s �r l,orm m m od e rn in· -------community, r o ad i n the R n B RFD,' r,; The pre-eame �w, before play• six e■ to maint a in th e regular b•nd . without d ustry, rnd1catlng tha t MARRIAGE LICENS&..._ 1 W. a ., _ l l be held lion- ing the National Anthe m, was fea· Letart, V Pomeror Chief of Police Jecl arra ngement. Heading down field not d coul today y r ust d in m e th wi William E. Baker, 40, Reeds\oille, FOUNDATIO� WINS Bv, Un.lt•cl Pr HS lnter1U1tion■ I day al 10:30 a . m. at the Broad tW"ed by a da nce routine by major• Web,ter spent Thursday and Fri­ the band played "The Viclors." Ao •2, Reedsville,· be carried out_ at its prese n t • •K•' bble , • The Hoher Ho,pltal Fn ,nd a t,·"-n 1 ,nd P ea•l idates ca I presiden ia The l ml Run Lutheran Chlll'ch. eltes·1 ,eindy Morris, Coleen Wilson, day a fternoons "swearing in'.' an d has been customa ry a t the first was a war ded $1 1 1 .7'1 for , amount Jimmy Joe Hemsl ey, 21, Miners- 1 scale ?f operahons. slumped in the South and M i d, ln■lructlng boy1 selected for school home g ame, the band members du e fro m Helen -Batey in a Com- ville, O. S. Army, a nd Elizabeth ' 0 a everly; Cu odiff resident G�ne Grate presided P Mr. Ki n g �ad been in ill_ heal� �:: ee�'!1! �•rri : 1 west todsy. both courHng the \ . ' patrols at Central and Sugar Run were· individu a lly introduced •nd mo n Pleas Court ruling. over the meeting. An n ProcLor . farm vote and blaming the other for a long time. He �a d _ hved an Jim Rood waa drum major and · ·what their duties will be. eHch saluted th e au�i ence. for the decline i n farm- Broad Run most of his Ide as a Karen Greg and Marilyn Swan party in re swo f At Sugar Run tbe chie farmer and was a WW II vet eran. cr's income. Following the playing of the fanT w ere flag bearers. Captain Eddle B aer, Lt. Chuck Up O toured Pa rente. both deceased, were Kennedy F. ' John Sen. f a re the unit prestjnted a show 1 11:umy, arid P&trolmen Mik� the North Carolina tobacco belt. Qunicy L. King: a nd Estella M. • Wria)it, David Brown, Cha rles based on one of ,)m�rica's m ost ---------Grah a m. a s�ailed the adminijtretion's He . �rd, Neil Co lm er. Terry Aker, popular contribution, to the muslMoeller I• Taking h nd J c ca t n a vi rs e l)aimY 'erow ind Tom H arris. a � - �� �!r���::: !a: :!·e ����n M. . a e�;: ��: ,! J �:: �; �;� �� Her b�� ��� J=!: �'. Road IMpection Tour Y S'lfOffl in at Central school were . . . ·n trying to_ repud1ite t h e progr a ms 1 · bled Which Wis B'.l Congressm an W alte r J. Moeller n "lroet 1 e vi e St Lt. · in; a pt , a c Swisher . nc,n the Soviet Emba53y ha uled down of Agr1culture Secret a BERLIN . UPI-Sovlft . jft fl1ht-· .:, Ezra John A., Edw , n L., a ll RFD, Letart. ,• will join M other lederal legis­ patrolmen H arry New -Orlean� . Here the band g■�e ••• In ,nu1, ally heavy n, mber, 1 Plnlaw , and I 1111d Garlan d G., DeKaulb, Ill ; a n 0 A. M _. I . HAVANA UPI-Prtml•r Fldll. its flag . at 1 1 : 5 Ta rt Benson. n' lhree sisters: Mrs.· Oci e M ae Old- l ators from throughout Ohio on :oamef. Bl11 Moore, Ron al d Loga n out with a httl e or that old DI,xi e· flew into Berlin's air l ink, today Castro 's revolutionary regime im- humiliahnJ . en� of relaltons with 1 "' od. Keith Phslfo. 'an d , the II tra In Of "Amer ca n Ken ne dy's southern barnstorm . aker, RFD Letart, Mrs, Gamet L. an extehfiive air and ground tour the Congo Rep�blic. The flag posed travel restrictions on e ½1 in a tactic th at recalled 1 8 tr P 0 Federal Aid Highway Pro­ ·� · . . s. AmbaHador Phlllp Bonsal came d own 10 mmules belore the Ing began in Greenville and w as CJad:, Letart, and Susan J. Ed- of efforts to harass Alli ed tr For stro ng along this jects on Monday. ll on to stops in wards, New Have � C ' llKe-1 949 ai t'IUt. , . 'f• ' ll b due lo move de ad li ne imposed by C ol. Joseph early loday, sh ortly alter a rm ed known street, . the ba nd _prov1 de d d rlng he 1 1 P�HUIRAL CHANGED . e , Charlott into three Mobutu who seized power earlie r Gree hsboro, Asheville, m llltlam en mov e d Friends m ay call i.t the Fogle-Mr. Moelle r and the party will , , Arran&ement.s for services o_f th e proper attire by formmg a hat With all E ast Germany &o .fly Am erican ba nks bere 115 a possi• this week. a nd Ralelgh-all In North Caroboard specia l , airliners and tra­ Fri­ dltd who Wlll and c a�e. "�• nd Me Down My over, rei n fol'ced Sovi�t Jet' aql! adsong Funeral Home a nytim e after � � F.4na G. Moltutu had ordered the Soviet Jina. . noo n Su nday. Interme nt will be in vel to Akro n wffere they wl ll in­ morning lo Columbus h ave W�lkln Ca ne _was the appropri a te rone flew across the 20-m_ ile-wlde ble gprelude to their seizure . by .I. Nixon w as in Des Moines Ci.echoslovakian a nd "other so. the ·overnm ent. spect urba n proJecta in th e A1i­ l. ltNa chUsed - (rom Sunday at 2 number for this formation. a ir corri dors and too.k off and ch a mpioning a Broad Ru n Cemetery with the Rev. ron expressway system. Then ere he wl!is wh assies here to close emb cialist" Church n Herma Mt. thti John kenhower ofOci a ting. 9. ffl. at Th-eee new a ctions appeared and de m anded the staffs a nd new [arm pl an aimed al cutting • The band then formed a trump�t I l anded from fields a long the corthey will view federally aided · · ti1 'tbe Ewing Cha pel at S p. m . ? like ly to stra in U. S.-Cuban rel awhll e Western planea' _were rs rid e s � c down cqslly a griculture surplu s the cou� ch�lcians leave thei t rural road11 and a p ortion of the would be he a rd at on e o f which Mt. the at .• �. Burial will be !l ight spots In Dixie- flymg passengers ◄ nd vitally 'lions nearly to th� brea king try immedi a tely. Jt appea red his The v lce president was to Oy th e fa mous new I. S. 1 1, the M ed ina-Colum­ ce . metery ,; ,llerD>ati ": eedcd supplies into W est Ber- point. to Sioux City, Iowa, then to M in- Called To ML Olive orders were being obeyed. land and pl ayed "Hot Suppe. " bus freeway. nesola i n win d ing up his 9,000- Early · . The ahow was · concluded by Im. l\lorning L �OPOLDVIL,.,.L_E .. u,Pl-Pr•ml•� The hurrlcanMIJtered South mile one week campaign swing A British pilot reported Friday TAKIN G VACl\TION forming the PHS a nd •playing the The Pomeroy em ergency squad P atrice Lumum .... s11pped away a · Sovi et pla ne buzzed his airlln er toda)' cleaned up from Vlrginia through 15 stales. and Mrs. Sam terry I foi,ner Alm a M ater. went to the M ajor Powell resrdence ROYAL WEDDING PLANNED his ationa N ip from pro• BUEDINGEN, Ge rmany UPI­ United it pi. In with Missisa d to e but collid and rly Martin ea n . Dru m maj orette 11 Pa Ql a Sayre r Of thti Hotel at Mount Olive at 12:40 a. m. to­ A roy al welidlng wlll be held tectors today a nd rumors , swept FINED $10, COSTS b a ne Hurric of gasp e laat deUb The no e to be ed ppear a th�re will &, dre n A e r a jo:rette11 a ns, m reUrin a Ev nd a a ia y. ,who d a Peaieroy I Leopoldvl e th at he ad _ been her e next Wednes day, u niting Charles R. Snyder was fined $10 atl:tna hJ1 permanent home in Lola -Zie gler, Ruth Ann ,Edwards, rate attempt today to Interfere shot and Hkilled while �trymg to Ethel which whipped in lro m Prlnee H einrich of Germ an Squ ad men s a i d th r­ a t Pow e ll w a s e yest Court ty n u o C in costa tornado a c end in Gulf, e m e a th flic-ju,t a tr atern e W the with nd H· cuolyn Well■, nue, Sandy Bau a · � at lQI Union 4ve . Braunschweic-Lu ab b miles ad ock ro a ul e neburg, 37 . 11:nd pas . 30 o ssibl e pneum o nia. sufferi n g fr o m p u � spawned t1Ut of its turb�lence .., day for fa ilure to d isplay license t .... �. after M extende d VI· c,rplyn Edwarda. Flag swlnKert stea dy haras1menl of the kind . from of Yse nbura:­ Pri n cess Alexandr th e c a pital. a n to Meigs General He w a s t a ke tags. He was cited b the Ohio , Ala., near -which hit Sylac a ug a ir lhe a y 1 · �� at RotQ>rlnta. Arkansas are Siira• Weaton a nd Sharon the Ruuians used during Buedin_fen. HOJ.Pital. St.ate Patrol. The Lumumb a report � a s Birmingh a m, Friday aft.en.oon. lift. Moore: llay Woodgeard Js director. l!!ll Iii ( l, Members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, have set aside their regular meeting Monday evening in order to staf;le a public meeting at 8 p.m. at the post h_ome. Feature of the op en m eeting · . . . . wi ll be .a recording o( a ta lk · by I J.!riCB. and 15 brmgmg modern m� Dr. Thomu A. Dooley, tamed ••me- , dical care to :pl aees in which it had b4!en unknown be�ore. dieal •amba!Jsador to Laoe ." The author of two ba,olu, Dr. Dooley is I . · Comma_ode.r � Gtl more, Jr.. lhe only Am e rican ever to be dec- 1 � extend1ng mvltation for the J?Ub· or-a.led by th e ·kingdom of Laos. 1 be to ·att end the M onda>' night · The Speech recording to be pre- meetdDi. _ _ ___ --s•mted al the · Monday eve,ning seff-- I sion will be the talk delivered to Boys' State . representatives this sum.mer at Ohio Univeriity in Athl· fnfo�fflJl) · �fc ·e��i� ti ih e t' 0 p e�rie11Ct1s ol Dr. J)oo]ey in Laos and hb coopera tive work with the witch· doctors ther-11 In practicina I medicine. The doetor o uUines his estab lishment of " Medico," the Th e Racin e a nn 11al Fa ll Festival lnlcrnation al med ical organizati on af! d PUl!J P�f o Sho w spons?red ?Y which now h as 1 7 m edi,caJ out• the R a <."tnl!' Am erican Legion will posts i n 12 countries in• A11la a l1.d l>e ·ce lebrated the week of Se pt. 24th, The cl imax will come Sa turIJ day night, Sept. 24 with ga m es, [ c, c, dancing a nd eats, with thousa nds· o{ pri1:es. ei�e· Coal Grove 8 Wellston 6 · Jatkson 14 Greenfield 8 I Rac1n . e F-est1v . . al "' Feature pumpkID " Show . · s�·y·M,a 8_p..._i-J•c· ' \ io e ,. m. D• • } d Sh I I. I I Bond . I I J I ,------- ''i thl I *• tloriiil .l I , \, ' I u. I • · • 4 yel . -- -- ances Were Them.es Of Band SLIIIUWS the Funeral Se-r: ces For Mr. King· Candidates Trade Will Be M day Bl e For us Farm Troubles , I I I In I I J� en· N . une umme abonal D day . • Sov1et , . ets :·1ntensif ffarassment Tact1cs dai ' I I R,OUnd '. I I '. Chief Swears In :"' School Patrols M o o· • ROl8f)aD8 • Hear Talk On Work Of MOdern 'IBM' l-� !. 'nk' T ' G t H rt I 1n•" owns O e u , Change'. In. T. - ;- tribut'100 II I I I The r· I I I Band Presents I Will Be Held I . ' Monday At 1·wo -·- --- I 'blfua Our "Full-Service Bank" is dc,igncd like a departm�t store or 1upcrmU'ket-that is, you can get all the services you need in one . MIDDLJPORT . INSTALIATIONS :.. ' , full-service way! AND REPAIRS system, N. Setond Ave, Middleport the 1 BECKY'S In Tip-Top Shape ------------- ---------------,-------------------------------- 850 · Heating System And AU en. t ine Detioled 'Po Tlui Jnur.e,t, OJ TIWI Mel11-Ma,on .4r"" Hill'h-Steppm · Cash Bahr, Owner . . lit Us Put Your · N ight Without Refueling 100 LB.fflcuLATOR 80 Day a•�- •• Cloth ing Company The modern way to bank ... · I · CORDUROY SU�TS J . SM ITH --ROB-·---PRINCESS' ·-· ��Offer:- • • I Roush's Shoe Store I th•• levtlMm M4II Cutral Oh._ Claudf ._.., wtth rain o...- to11th WNf Plrl_.., &pr'ffel l nti fftil .,.... -.tflon1 .., aft•m90ft, pot­ •lltfy hh..., ot tlm.1 thlt, •ft•r­ MOft llut not N w,nn, hittl 707$. T•lllfht nln endin1 from MvthWflt •nd littl♦ ch•"99 In t.m,..,-aturo, l•w 60,65. Svndey partly clfMHIJ •nd warmer. J05 .,, $4,99 UIIIID ll•Dlli'I at Jv!Ntff,. the 1&1'9Ht -4 th• plan• eh, la ltlner In vol1,1me and �• -•II the oth■r ,..,_.. put •• ..tht-r. It would hold mor• than 1,300 .. rths. FASHION FLAIR' I See What Value Miss Carol Ledlie, da uahter 1f M r. an d Mn. Wm. B. Ledlie of Langsville has enrolled a t Ft. Stai.c State Bur.iness College at Parkers· burg, W. Va., in the 9 - 12 mon th secntarial course. Carol a tte nded high sch oo l in Wood Counly near Toled o for three y.::ars before moving here whe re sh e was a membe r of the 1960 gradu ating class al Rutland High School . Mr. and Mrs. J. f<' . Le dl ie of La ngsvi l l e are g randpar­ ents of C a rol. • • Now You Know Ill;.• Ledlie Enroll.. In Budne•• School Around And About Middleport ·I ., I I N OW ! 19t0 Buick • Mrs Lin dsey Beegle retur n e d to h er home m CoI um b us Iod ay • r ler a v,Sll with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Mari on Wood, vice presi, f and M rs Ray Woodgeard. Mr , and Mrs. James Deem of dent, o pened the meeling with de­ Ne w Hann v1s1ted Wednesday vol1on foll owed with the Lord'a evcnmg with his parents, Mr. and !'rayer and pl edge to the flag Mrs. Mrs. Pearl Deem, Morning Star." Mab el VanMeter and �rs. Floyd Henrv Eich i nger who injured Ridenour were reported ill. h1s h.and 11t his employment with . b . ss sesthe Bilum Lumbe r co ., returned 1 • Followi n g a short us1ne were played under · Ch ester Tu esday · smn ,· . games to his home m . o1 Mrs. Eldon K raeuthe 1rec110n .,., a e "eraJ H-•pital · rrem ·Meigs · ter and Mrs. Henry EicM n ger with Susan Dixon, daughter of Mr. iPrites awarded the winners. Mrs. . and Mrs. llerbert Dixon is con - tf'Oloughby Hill won tht: door I lined l<J her home, Huck Springs ,I hrii.e. I ROad h}, il lnc�s · I · I A salad cour,;e was served by M rs. Wi lliam Bartels 1s a rncdi- lhc h.ru;tesses to Mrs. He n ry Spencal pa11rnt ,jl Mr1gs 1.;encral l los- ccr, M rs. No rma11 1-'rederick, Mrs. Os<·ar Weber , Mrs. Wood, Mn. �eJ1•, pital. ry Beaver, M rs. Esther Wni;::ht, 1 Mr . and fllrs r>wi;:ht Logan ' Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Miss Leda Mar speill Tuei, ddy with rrlatil' es in I Kraeuter, Mrs. Eichi nger, Mrs. Ed.Portsmouth illld wcfl• acc·om- di e H artun�, Mrs. Cla re nce Nrul,z- 1 ' 1 11anied home by her mother, J ing. . ' Mrs. Florence Halley. Mn. Pearl Koblent1 , �n. JiP:JMrs. Hans Ll•i;ch11er (Jo �1111 Hodge/ and dau::;htcr, Joh <1 nna Ma- V a nMetfr, Mn. John H ayes, MH. I rie, have- n:tumed Lo their home Fa nnie Adam11, Mra. Hobart NfW'• after a two weeks visit with her ell, Mrs. Milo Biggs. Mrs. Rly Morp� rent�. Mr. and Mr11 . W e l>ster ris , Mr� . Virgil Rouhh, M r&. Curtts Hodge, Laurel St. M��. Lesch n er is Frederick, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Kr■eutTHE FRECKER$ living Ill �,ilwauket>. Wise. and will er and one guest, �s. EliLBbelh · Mr. and Mrs. Charles pavid Frecker celebrated their 60th returned thert> arter a �hort visit Wickham . 1 in Colum bus ' · Wedding a�niversary Mondiay , September 5, at their home, Pine Grove, where they came as bride and groom to live. 1 Miss Ella Baum and Charles D Frecker were united in mar. : riage on September 5, 1900, at the home of the bride ' s parents I , at Oak Hill, by the Rev. Thomas Edwards and to this union I was born eight children. They also have twelve grandchildren Thursday evening a number of and twenty-two great grandchUdren. ---A hllsh1 ss �i[t w3s presented · the members of. the B. H. Sa nborn Pres ent to help their parenta to Mr�. lknry noiley whl'n the )l isg io nary SOf iety or the Middle- celebra te their anniversary we re I Jolly Club met Wrdnesday eveport First ,Ba pi{ iat c hurch attended Mrs. H o mer Holle r (Ada); Mrs. n in 11 at her home in Syracuse. the Fellowship Tea a t the Fi rst Olin B a iley {Mabel): Mrs. Carl Mrs. Olmer Grimm, pr esident, Baptiat Church i n Ches hi re . Ashbaugh (Arlene ); Raym ond, C'?n d ude d a shf)rt b�slncss se .�Wilbur a nd Roy Frecker. 1r from ndin1 Among those at � da u8J O D . The tr.a ve llng pme d o n ated M i ddleport were Mrs. Isa bel Wine- \ ghter, M rs. Henry Bullard ( Ber· :--:, by Mrs. Grm11n was awarded lo bren ner Mrs Morah Leonard M l'J . tha) of Tampa, Fla ., was unable · Pl ans were d iscussed for th e Mrs. Gene Evo ns. al H'Jll oween party wh en annu One to d son, nd. die e Charles, att S rt, m a Max Or� dorit, Mrs. Paul . �ames were . pl a yed d uring the M rs. David Sneller, the · Fieney-Bennett Post, Amer• Mr,. E, L. severa_l yea rs ag o. 1ioc1al hour with prb.es a w arded Hugh t> s, Mrs. Da na Hami l ton, &,Ira. A d mner was ser ved at n oo n to ic a n Le gion met Wc d nesd a)' even­ to Mrs. Charles Strauss a nd _ Mrs. , I Allen Hugh es, Mrs. Harold Chase, a , 11ro u_p or. rela tives and friends i11g at the h all In Middle po r t for Eldon WIii,, Mrs. Geral d _Wil der- Mrs. Ge rald Antho n y, Mn. Tony Including Rev. a nd Mn. \Ya ldo J. th e ir regu lar me eting. H enry mouth received a n anmvenary Fowler Mrs Harry Houd uhell Bartelti, Mu. M a rg111·et Peoples Cl a'tworthy, Lewis Lo 11 g, Paul · girl rrom her !ecr et pal. )frs. Beul a h While , Mrii. P-t,jlri and._ M iss Emma Joachim of Porn- Greenlee an d Everett Davis were Refreshme n ts were 11erved by Hoffma n , Mrs , Donal d Boo ne , Mra. eroy; Mr. a nd Mrs. Ed B aum, n ame d as a committee to he a d the hostess to those named ahove Bertha Archer, Mrs. Willian Mc- Cheat er; M r . an d Mrs. El mer the par ty this, year. and_ M rs. Wilbur H anning, M rs. Ghee, Mra. Davi d Dant, Jr., Mrs. :Qaum. Mr. and Mrs. Georg e Blum William Swlsher, commander Lillie Hauc k, Mrs. Albert Wooq - Charles Benn elt. and Mr. a nd _ Mrs. Arthur Leon- wu in ch a rge of the meetiM ________ ard l4nd M r a. Donald Hauck. ard_ and Dia ne a nd Ka thy o� Lo- when the mem bership driv e with The October meeting will be Bill RalliU, first vice comman der gfm . , held al the home or Mrs. Ch arles -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joachim, gof un derw ay. SIra U68, , Mr. Richards or th e Jackson Ch.,I e s B urt , M rs. M a rI e Joa ch'· m , Mr . and Mn. Norman Joa chim Posl was prese nt to d iscuss the O and Marilyn and Mr. a nd Mrs. posiibillty of orga n izing a Ligh,t , : ' GIRLS Joaeph Kittave, Wilma a nd JoAn n Dut1• Rescue tea m in this a re a . / O.f M lo 81 e b oJ :Yo � n11stown; Miu B l anche M rs. Wi l bur Pierce was in �o:: :!�: fe � �1 � ��t fr!� ! ; M{. d Clev_ ck, lan n e e a charee of th e meeting of the Mar- Zl,p_p n f fla ,Cl.lH t)f tftl! Bradbury 'Church Mr,. Edw�rd Pickett m, B a it · cre a m and c ak e were serv ed to t Trim as a glo\·e. m,ore, M d ., Mr. and Mn. Ciirl members a n d guest. · 1 "1'r Ist w hen the group me.t Light Crepe Sole Ashbaugh an d Judy Elllcatt 1 e dne1day ev enln1 for ih reg1,1lar ' CitY , M d · Sizes 8 �, to 3, 4-10 Three Church Member• m eeti ng, She waa ahio devotional M r. an d M n. Hom er Holter 1e d . an d M r , and Mrs. _Roy Holter, Attend Men'• Meeting 'e1�r K ' ,..p"reaent to di\• Ann, Alan a nd Jamee, Chester . m g w�s Re v. Fred J. Gardn er, Waller cuss wllh the group ImproveBunce an d WiHiur Theobalrl of Road · M r a nd Mrs R a ymond I me n ts on the p_a rsonage, a-nd Mr. and M rs. Ken- th e M i ddlepor t Church of Christ The group signe d a ro ,nd · Frecker Tuppers Plains · are atten d ing the Ch r istian Men's neth l;"1:'.oI e cker • r o b'III card t O be aenL to Wilbur MIDDLEPORT , an d Mrs. Roy Frecker, Jame11, Clinic tod ay and tomorrow .� a t Mr Rowley wh o uryderwent surgery Howell's M ill nea r Hunlin�ton. Jackie a nd JoAn n , rine Grove. W ed ne at H?lzer Hospita l F r iday a fternoon Rev. Gard ner duri nR •t:: Op e n House w as held ' m n rn mg. Refreshments were BIG GIRLS' . the 8fter noon a nd evening with wi l l be th e speaker and his to­ . . I ved by Mn. Leona Eberabach •nd pic will be "The Minister and oximately 1?5 callm � . Blaek Crepe Sole M rs. J es. Ie Sl..on IOl low '· ng the appr I Th e tabl e was altr actlve His Wor k.'' Following hi8 talk a cen! bu 11lnes, m eeting tn t hose nam ed w H h a l a rge wed ding cake, p a nel Jiscussion will be held. Above and M r11. Kath ry n Wc rn�r, tered l � of Mr 4n d Mrs Clifford Mn. Leth■ Russell, M�s. A.lic e he ift Hllherg. A beautiful 'vas e of Johnston and Mra. Bernice W1r,n. Sizes 4 to IO flowers sent by their da u'ghter, OES To Hold Jitney a Mn. Bu llard, ad ded to the de cora- Supper Saturdy ! SPICIAL MIETING Saturd ay a ftern oon beginning ng of Siloam tion1 or the roo m. T he couple 1 A lipecla l meeti R received ma ny ,: lfb 1rom the a t 4 o'cl ock the members or be will Ch e hi e of r Lod e:e No. 438 e he ld Saturd a y, SP.pt. 17 , at 7 p. m. m mber, of their family •nd Evan,it eline Chapter. OES, are holding a Jitney Supper at the · with work in the third dc,11ree. All friends. A barn dance waa enj oyed in M asonic H a ll, Middle port. 11 ' m 11 ler m a som ar e cor d ially inMiddleport the e veni ng with music provid ed , v lLed. Th e public Is Invited and it by Ed Salser, Cba rles (Whiley) will be he l d in th e b asement. En · Beegle a nd M a x Boring. Mr. Sal­ tr a nce ls on the si de of the � r and Mr. Beegle furnished bulldln1 on Walnut Slrei:!t. . --- . -- the m usle tor th e couple "'Alh en Lh ey were married 50 yeara ,iio. lnfent,, Girls ,and Boys GUISTI OF WlltS 3 PIECE M r . and Mn. R,lpb Davidton of Cincinn ati were dinner ,net- over nlgl\t guesla of Mr. a nd Mrs, Other Ralph Webb Sa turday. dinner ,:;uests wtre the line offi­ Consists of Jackel, Cap and cen of Racine Chapter, OESi Snap crotch Overalls. Sizes namely Jan e HUI, Phyllis Martlll, S., M., L. Betty Salaer, Ellzabelh a nd Alr f,d ,T�ney, On SI.Ulday � lbt . ��• were 1uest1 .:, 9J.i; 'ihi 1,�'tron1 and P1,1t :N,troris lilt/ct 2B I picnic ii j ' "�c. Park, Mariella_. .' _:._.,_.._....-,=,....,.--.,,-- ·; G;'ft Fr.�m Club At NEXT YEAR'S PRICES , II)' LUCILLf HAWKINS 60th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Past Councllorti or Chester Coun• i di, Daughters of . America, met on Wedn esday ev enmg at the lodie hall with Mn . Buell Ri denour and Mn Ji,mes Ridenour as hosteHes. I, I END OF MODEL ..' People ' In Pomeroy . Tuesday eYening Mrs. Jack Bachner enter!a i ned her card club at 1 her home 10 Middleport Guests were Mrs J ohn Bacon , Mrs Remo N 1er 1 , M · n Te d C hap' rs man, Mrs LA;w1s S auer . . Jr • M rs , i M as Paul l , c .�rs Glaze, C enn G 1 Charle t Harker, M n Charles Arch , er of Middleport and Mrs Robert j Shaf t r or H\lntmgto n. At the close of play refreshments were served by the hostess. · __ I p f d I . TONIGHT • TRULY - A GOOD � �TING SHOW! Paw. NewtmD, Barban! Rush ''TIIE YOUNG PIIILADELPHIANS" - also Rlchard Arlen in -rht. BLONDE BLACKMAILER' Also Cartoon • SATURDAY ONLY - David IAdd - Chill Wills ''THE SAD HORSE" (Color) - .also lay ft'aoton - Karen Ste e le "RlSE a. FAIL OF LtXlS DIAAIOND" Past Councilors Met Wednesday . ·, At Lodge Hal/ Mainly About -,.,..,..._.__.,, P�,.,,.� • • _,_._,•.,_,.., • -_;•:;_;:.- = ,...,.._...,_,,,,._•.,_.;.·•'-'� = .----- -_:.;:..,.._._,..;._•:.•:'::::::•:;:;•;;•;•;.•.,,,.....•.-...... ' �-- - . . . . .. ._. . - 'DA I LY CROSSWORD • Ferliuzer' " ) !_ QUest1ons I h' . 1 roseo At Dan sm1t h's Farm � rJer ••� .. • �- . • tr>: 2. oRO 1 :a_ ..i:9 Lu� {AJ,flo- / 7U '-"' In Na tional Law life 11•IDed 2�- �-t (8. A.) 26. Be&,t 28. Unlmpaired 29. Kinta 81. Picnla 1lult !la.me 11 :h . Joumal T. A f&mpte 1 2 . French river 8. Cal m 11 . J.hjt 1 4 . lhbrew m 13. Pa.radlse o ur eu 15. DlacuaaeJII 15 . S upported 16 Thu• 17 Pa.l e · . :mxtltel! .· Mea.t an4 2D Jf l � _ Fc!l'llnlno •egetatil& ., eater lt �to · bene fit, in.co Chang- !2. :::�. thlna.:u. C'urvM a.:�tr . <■ n be<ome payable. I can think of I number of peo. pi e m Meigs Coun ly wh o will now be ,ble to <el monthly ,.,., menb a6 a re9u l t o! thi.s change. her · tor exa�!e, the l ady t c �� e a �upl ta?:o� Ji�/�=� ft2nd birthday. Her huaband had dled in 1�, after a tong il ) nesa. Sh e bro ught with her the stub of bis social secur ity card . In ch eck:'f-1 Mr. R.'s account, we fo und that lit the l ime of death he had 2 ½: years of work under social �curlt)', trnl!er the oM 1il,r, he would need tO h ave 3 years of w�rk in !J�d!r 10i: . -Mr�., R w lQ q uali!y for , W Ja ow, '6eiief1Ei lJnder the ne� law, ho weiver, Mr. R. woul<l c�nsidered fuPY. irisured at t time of death with ohly _2 ye ars li,� ol work_ under .mclJJ security. ;t Mn , R _will visit our , om� agam, we cat, take her application and ge l het payments starte" �rs. R_ ,..e .. • wid0� •1� . We ur•• as well as workeN bow at or over retirtmel)t age _ w� h1,ve been 'tr.ere ttdt tM past Urit' iotd �W�t t9r · pes·rifeif'fa 1 1-dc qf . v:tsit � :lifflder IIO�i'!I\ our office at · 'th-e: ·firih' ·eonv,j-a · Ut ,� itnce, � tnq� � F{f,t payme¢tf \o o'se u�tl'ly ,ti· etbt e ii a Nifµ]t � this �a'd8 lb? will be made fir the month . ' f 1980. Odober in tehhi_ of , ,Ut'iri , _eli�bntif,., the reduction IQ _ l_he · •mount -:it _ lffA "(Ork i:equired .Jne•� Social Security 21. Pro,.. � • :,::;.. 4. Th roug, G. KattJnr ,.....-�---------------------------=--------""'·---""'--.......--------··· ............. --••····- ... .. ·-· · · · ;:.: o • Z-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1960 - M-.---&--M ·---- HOLzE_ R_H _OSPtTAL Admitted Sept. to, Mn. M "'I Lee Doua:las, Harrison vil l e; Mrs. Pete Monroe , R utland. i .ufflx. I 1ol ---t--t-1rf}�rjr+-t-�� lff''f-"+-J�t---ij �.a.,, ,_,_E,_ �O:� w., ... iur:;• flt ,.,_.-+-+ tr+➔ lk-+-• J;.--f-��(4-J- ft-f--1, ...-r--t--1- IA tirf--+--i,-;r,I! -+-; ._....,.,..+....-� n•il-+-ii..... w . 6 �,....:.... ...., •ere '-+➔ lff't-"f""i�T"-, it. Rtltlii. l,.& '' • l.'J!-+-1-1"-' !?f .. , , -c-t_ i-+ _ .,-. iii+�!-+:"' , .. i. ' � ,. , ,. W.!ii � . ._- �," , .... .' _ .,....,. m · . • *!Iii"'" Mi .w ;rta!(� bi W. a oo r· .. t .....d a..., \o tj�M!- ml Mr. "iiii, � . . •� r u · �a• tllt!f w� .'!ll, ""! ," . l�•\· ��·�� I -,-\lio ' · ' £ ;.» J •-..,.....,.... ·- ----·tot . -� -·· lt Dti· lilt � ';.,..!) o M:, n-ee · · • "!��1 Di\Y · AND r l ft \J'C't'?ll�RYE l\- 'fOAlma11r.: . , ' . , '- l e1gs ason SEOAL Teams . Play At 5-3 Clip Friday �:.· Comin.-. .Events .s ,u! ��� r�� ��:�p:'�1��� lie She!' man , Charles Butts, Ed . ward HO lb. rook ' Clarence Thomas Mra . William Ferguson and dau,a:hter,. Mrs. Beecher Saunders a nd s on; Mrs. Carro l l Canaday anct da ughter; Mrs. WendeU Jone a nd daughter; Mrs. D�rsil Mc JO!� n� Dun1ng Rutl andr twm sons Births, S!pt. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Jah n D uddi ng, Rut l a nd, son. � I. BLaKULSW to 1 3 pound1 per acre and potash r.& · CWiMt, AJlftt, ..,.,.lwttv,... per I level 102 l o 1 35 pounds O °1Atti wt l'eediht our mead ow acre These three areas are again •.......,. ...:. Ind � ·crops�ou1h l i me I typlcal of Meigs County 8011s The l960 amendments to the so, and 1'81ff12'N"?" is Ont> of the I where a starl has been made on 36. :Bueb&ll sjal secqril)' l aw reduc.ed by abou t qu�on1 Dan Smith of Racine is irnprov1ng the Hme le vel to near •,. ·�•·-a te•m • o ne-t i.ird the length P of t,·m , f tl,.mptlng to hel p £armers .ins- the recommendid amount for the . -..-uD 19• WIMI''/ hH , -pe-rs� ..,a.q,o, •er. "l'I' to •or\ tinder spclal growth or alfalta Fert i lizer on 35. Winglike y-,n .. eec�mty to become inaured for At &lie lle1ga County Hay Day theee tfn-tt 111trk,8 w11 'll'l)l!'ed at the pnment of ben e rits to hims el f held Oil. lht Smith .f.arm last the ra� or 400 pounds of �-20-20 a nd his family, :P.JC!� f.111fn'trs he� tfii �port11n J per acre a11t _.-NII '6als wa� :22. Foftlbodlng Rt.- di Ille four di fferent l'>0!18lble lffdrd i'n ��I lW.Some 400,000 i,eopre wil l become 23. Earthly ,., hL-'-a 4ftU cu.miff � ptlo ns to this q uestion. The i mmediate ly eliglble for cash benrl L '-+--+n &lrs to lh\s q ue st ion wi ll 11 In atte"'1 pU� to 'Ctetennl't'le if tit � r,, e fits because of this cha nge in the J. E. and Ora Profitt to Ralph co]Jlie I n the 11e1tt J. wo three or h me i a l he llmttin.r: factor m the law, incl udi'ng many wives, widows. an <! Nina Macomber, 3A, Salem. -1-+-4 · est.�l i shment of B� r tone lime i •1� fov yean sihd depend en t husbands and widEmllla M . lng'e l s, de e .. t o Clyde . One of the biggest q uestion me11a ows, �arble Chff Quarri�s o'9.' en already at or be yond retire. J ...,.e Is. cert . o1 � ua ns., Midi..a. , ... r ---l lein d1stri• •"' Q ., i• ts Me1g11 1.,.,ounty let M e ig s th rou •� m farnung m en t age. Fir"lt pay m ents to ne_,. J'll.ll'ks In · dlefMrt. butor Bob ee provided five . County is how to es ta blish and , L a9 "ea.ti '-+-+---l ly el igible pel'SOns will be for th e Es;l!I and (leva Johnson to fl'IJAllltlln food forage st11 nd11 of ton, of acriC'lllt�aJ grou nd lime month of Oct0lfe'r· a ...,Floyd i'l'.i-d le)' Anh Ashmf"l J . rtone per iere. This was •�l>lied l't � le,ame mixture&. u "rt---t'--1Ua� er the new nJle. 'person l>ur-.• -�. SOA, $item. ·· , a as surface A�I in li'ettment . � tettin-, al) the d emonstrar each!III, retii'etnenl afe (M for -�b� Shtile'r, de-c. to Mary ___ tio'rl tou'° field ,trips were select· fn gtvi�I further advantage . to • _, , . ' �U1ony Shuler, Joseph men, G�� m wo r en) ft,:ed )'ear e t>ii. fo 6t p , · this · m 1tr brture of ni'fle i B, a ed which ha d been tn com in on ly a�U't 3 yeffi of w�. un., r 1tar1111·ret Groft, lr"t--f Shtl l't,t Kahl _ ;;,._ .. al of nd1 � nd a f•Ua pounds Pp11 , lMI. A:C't"M'ding to Mr. Smith ma ,.. V eltfi, : Afft�. Of Trans., Silem. so ctlrity t\ii �f re ln1tea'd d�I . _ the _ . l,,rjl-� othy \VH biihd Rede-d the tim •• 01 or a improv en m e thi n o t J area did to 5 )'eil'l l1MI.Ulr-etd by the old 11\v. -li, .,. .,... :;.W. M. and Mary c. Cottri ll to -"'1'--f • 4t · not start until abo u t ei ght year! week of April 2ttb. In the nexl o �ower Co., 97.00A, coal, Ont i h c m ent •re a'hy retire , � you lf f e w it years wlll be in te re1t1ng •, • 110. .. · Salem. time l'l"ett ,)' year o wlll u need to T .In pr,eparalion for thl1 year 's �6 wa tch this ltrip to determine ha o Ida •nd H . •_ ve y.r rke41 11\'rdet �al le<;'Urtty H. Denison to E!tel extra the t f li of amount me nd detnondration, soil WH te,ted I :a"r''+""-if-- .� for only S. ¼ _yea�s �ntte:a4 of the and Reva Johnson, l .OOA. Salem. th and e esin b anM dt�t te . 1 1'9 deterrntne the J)re,ellt l fme 5 to &1/t _ y'eani required �ore the Rarold itnd, Dora M. Nel so n to Ma� 1tlld fertilit)· level of varkull• -tfblishinent o{ tl1e legu me 11tand. � 41 ch•nre 1� e l�w,.. 11.. how- •ye �aTn l p'f<tewa a James and Fa nn ie DeW,il'es,. 3'0.00 ' n'eaa. � · ' A, Salem. �' In ,trip, C and O lime applfcae er i a of d�ildt!l)t: e 1>1, '3 e �. y � 't � 1,; 7 Of\ strip A the lime deficit ac- lion� ef two tori, � Were I _ Fra nces and NeJ lie Anderson t o' �l s,Wr#f .1 be .Jk. ion ,lilJder qd�Ufy for • , 1 »iiw;h "'Cordlft& to the soil test "'as two ar.n _ hed and two diffve � .. ,.,, ,-. nt "' ""'ixsocla ftiiettnty - wn:nool which no flt' wh en they nacb r�tii"em ·_ Glt!h and D oria Deeter, 80A, Oliive _ "' ""::l� M!!llil. u....ua ��'\RUVAll ._ Iii • 1,, ...."'I... , •; \be 1n rH tte; phosphorus 30 t Ul't!! wet! 'lllN. Strip C had 12 •a: e R na · ari · · and k B. R. Vince visited t,ound1 and potash 201 Pounds poyn4s of 1lf1H'111 and l&ur t,oand1 ;�Y, for �ampi e, that_ - �� u JJ.6 . , \Na= �o D o�o o1: ._: ��ry d � his pa�enta, .... and Mrs. L. .F. a m � � •ere, This was 4etlan•ted II of t�motll)' broaden\ tht nek of ,. vi no w 60 and plamung to ..,_ �r, �-5A, Salem. ."'""--.... ,,,__ �,.l. Va n- at Lo•1n , o·hlo, over the tlro lt the en d of I�. Uruler 0 A lw .....,.., th, IO""· lllfte area of ·t•· ••m on - Ap•,i l tlh __ week'•nd. • jte tit� ail\! •• ,lte';,';p� WII ' • � old law 'You would h•\le needed,. .. lh Al Lt em · • d •• j fl otd �-· 1111 week B to •·J•st the ..edl"• ml• . •t•I o about 7 yeh, of ,<Work "to . f..lle \K ' """" - - -or Notfoii.'·,!":., ;;�n t ':,�0 be mucll di!· � thh tow 11�••..,,d1- then didn , ,..,. i,, . raw tfese benefi l.8. Und111r tfte his Plreflb. tkm . . This --buld be 't.Yl)l cal cf fernct t n Ule �Jtt! t,f ttae wi u y rt,,,IM,-A C7Ql,luatlm iQaotaM Rev. and �-- Richard, 'Gimli of :::.s many · M e igs County soil ll on four strips. Some slight advan:f s Hit:e�p��y "'i O JC O IC p ft V I' 0 � wa e ob tag erved by Semina some farms ry acbool bl _ Boit� wwe or -If . t = e whteh litt l e lime ,ias been applied o X - · G X tr . ' to � : , weft end 1,11t1t! of Rev. 1nd Mn or money is not avai l abl e to add ers in the D strip, whic!h was �lb, . )f Y·� """ I n...._, fl• b � { ei ' · ft oJdy l ldonU11 ,. k O l, 'U g W N V P typ U al V, It · igs e M Z !Z 0 K County'! mix3 id an . of · k the necessary l i me to brlni the . ate a el).'.yea .old 1'-om an PJ'ann -• ' � .): d ture 1 ..., .. r of , pounds o clove 2 f ed n r 1 ra. 1011 up to t he alfalfa leivel . • ,,..,_ H�pto� , retl,.ment in 1.,,. '· �.... •,· w " . n 1-• 11� . = y �, yo'"' ._ -· ,-� ,�-�••tona n,wrnaT I • r P V r I l IC Q I' U l U ., n- It .n .. JI o v were rtte nt vbitiors lt \111.:.::,nl The seeding mhit ure n n this rour J)Ou nds. of a JIa Ifa and Iou r rg, 1 8'J_ 1bl v.M'J of work to be elt... ·e ...:..a �" ., .1uo111,, ,..m. "t't. 17, Sat••"" .:. , "y. sla , 711 ,,.. . poun o d m 1 . o r t D th w k M • X per n, Y acre. est Be ch .!I area was l t-sped1.a. red c l over and A · · , . fol' social ·_senrity. . the 2•1at u •,, -' u 01 the ye-. aL w·oth �.1egel · tu CJ "f'etterdl,-" Dyer and chi l dre n, M1 ke timothy. This stri p w as seeded O r t he farmers present, however, -.... _ The new rule for figuring min- 105 . m ore in 1960. " • ryp quote: T'Hlll Dll"'UJMAT fflS IN II• _ a �d Arm, Pa�kersbu rg, were reee n t to w i nter wheat in the fall o( agreed that this stand wou l d I EJ!:NCE, WATCHING THID WO!tw WITH imum qua rters required for fitlly The moo n is approaching ,·t, . ms EAR&v1&1tors of his mothAr, Mrs. H. L. insured status does not affect the H1a n o ne .,9 w1 th scedi ng mi xture being pro ba blY no t last more .i,. - 1 9• new pha se. 8AMIO.H , , Dy er. broadcast the 11pri n g or 1960 dur- year and mig ht even have a re• el l gibl l ity of young _ widO wa and morning star is Mars. The . 1111> . IClns l'eabirea 8Jl�leate. Inc.) w duced stand In the I Jtter part of M rs. A r th ur e h r1 I v 181 ted h er children to draw inother•s Ing the week or April 1 1th. . d · ""' The eveii ,· ng· sta rs are Venus, -------___ _____ I n the other th ree str ips. on l••t z,o · Thompson , Mrs. John B'"abham pa rents' Mr ' and Mrs· A · .E· Sb ep- children 's be11efits following the Jupiter and Sat ur n . .. , .... a ,.... the field D, C and D, lhe so il death of a wage earner. TJ;ie wJHMrs Bill Shinn. Mrs. Robert Sayre ' h rd at Glenlyn, Va ., recently. On this day in hi!!ltoey: Farmers are in vi ted •to visit J. _ . Stewart a nd Rev. a nd Mra. w and d test showed a l i me defiri t o r one o Mrs. Lee Litchfield, Mr s'. Joh� L el)ehdent child ren of . a ln 178'7, the Con stitu tion o f the the seeding area on the Rac ineDavid F'reeman lfloltended a special 9iorker can draw SQCial Security oc ton per acre; II PH of 6.0; ph os- Bas tian Fer111uso n, Mrs David . Fields, Jr Un ite!I States: was complet�d and road ta observe I.h e 11tand · · a l l day conference .at Charle9lon, on sUrvi vors bellefits if .the workt:r sig ed y P ho rus level rnnged from six By Mn . C arroll .-dams, Jr. and Mrs. H o ffman. n b a , majority of the 55 thla fa l l and to follow the stands Thursd,.oy. 'lllls �•s for �h e purpose ha1 1 credlt fot' 'a t I-east a Jear arid LAYN E REUNION �eleCate_s attendln� the constiluREBEC CA CIRCL E - -- d1Jtin1 the ne1tt few years. The On Septem ber 4, 1_960, sixty-three .., The Reb ecca Circle of th e Unit- o! getti n g acqua mled w1,th th e new a hair j ust before his de• th. h onal convention in Philadephia. reiulta 11hould determ ine If lack bisho� of the Metbod tSt Church descendants and fnendl of P. G. ed Lutheran Church women Remembe_r th a t social seCUfHY In 1 796 President Geo'r.(e Washo( lime or rerti li :zer, or se eding met a nd hls program. benefi ts �'Jmot , start unti1 y'bu ingtofi del i vered his farewell migtures might be the · m ajor Layne 1nd Je■s Layne assembled a t on W ednesday afterno on in the ' the New H� ve n Park for the i r an- church basement with M�. Melvin . Mrs. fllad� Allen l11 11 surgical pa- file a cln.1111 with_ the tQ�al seeU r- address. proble ms. nua l , teumon . Those attending K napp serv i ng u hostess. Mrs. Ro - t lent at 'Me 11s General Hm1pltal. ity ofrt ci. nearest you. theretp re, In 1936, the Mijor Bowes ' Management including ti m e of . Mr. a_nd Mt&. Marvin Ben_nett and i f you be)(eve ycm may be l?HJ!!ible Amateur H our made it& debu t on c�m� from various Places I n Ohio, 1a nd Karr wa.!! pro gra m l-ead er for cu ttl'nl and amou nt of 'fertilltathe day, her topic "Girts That Dif- family have move<! from their tor benefits u nder thiiJ cbangt in radi o starting 'a trend toward i..ttlon each year may have a dell- Virgin ia and We11t Virginia. Fo� lowlng a pot l uck din ner the fer," an d was assisted by Mn. Otto �ome o n Haven Heights to Frank- law. visit o'ur office noW. O ur o f, en t con tes ts In radio programn lte erfect on the long ttme remeeting was o pened by preaid�nt Grimm. Mrs, lice in Marietta is located at 309 ming. J. v. McGrew talked hn, W. Va. &ulh, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lievlng Plltnam Street. J� ury R. Rowell . The foll owing of- on the 11ymbols a n d co or& or the In l 939, Russia invaded Poland f1cers for ne1<t year were elected: church. a nd child ren of Ke nova, Ky. visit_______ in Worl d War II. president, Mr1. Do nald Cook; vice Those a tte nding were Mrii. Har- ed here o ver the w eek 'end. Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Sayre, Jr. president, Jack KIipa trick; .sec re- old Joh nson , Mrs. Rob eit McG J otho h poet 'l'b·ou&ht for today tary, Mn. Randall -, 1pent Jin, Mi'!!I. Harry Layne, Jtl� Edna and family a( Ne Oliver Goldsmith said: A. vfrtu� 1 W#JMra. urer, �dgar La7ne; ,llti,jJ: Burr is, Mrs. M:cGrew, Mrs . Grimm, aeer'I I days her4 � ___ whi�h requires to be 1e r gulrdGeorge Sayre. mell, Mr. and M r!: Ge ,eJewel I . Mrs. Karr and Mrs. Knapp ,, . 1�·� ed 11 scarce worth the , tinel." . Mr. a nd Mn. Ed Hughes are Honote'd were the oldest per11o n ISTHER CtRCLI present, Okey Layne, and the The Either CJrcle of the United touri ng the Eastern States. youngest, Mich ael Cook, son of Mr. Lutheran Ch urch Wom Rev. Harry Mi ler ef Middleen met on f and �rs. Donald Cbok. Si nce the Tueaday evenin g at the Parish bour n, W. Va., is a patie n t at St. s ;. lalt meetln1, Jim Layp e and Allen H ouse wlth Mrs, Robert Ulyne se r Joseph H oiapi tal. He ii a £ormer ,'.. Layne, both residence of }.'l ew _ Hav• vl ng 81 hoateu. The Program pastor of tie l ocal EUB Church. i...oQ'k f&t price, o f a:OOds , ari'd Dr. lfurclock-Farm Pl! S1tur4'1)' C. B. Brow n of Alqulppa, Pa. � l Cfll }o 11lay 'lbl)ut , t-he �e Warren Murdock, U. S. eu, have deceued. Georgia K1 l pat- "Having Gifts That Differ" w 6 i:v • vl,ited hl 11 family here recently. . , rlck prepared and read A ,mnmorlal _ y d J e n t of AJ:rlcultur e , next year. Poul• presented b Mrs. E w n Roush. �PVkn Mrs. J. and 1 S. Jaques son Spent tliy Jroprovement Divisi on, will lo Jim Lay ne. Also, if YO\! are a careful shopTho■e atte ndiQg were Mrs. Martwo ',Yeeka here vi,iltin er pa r- _per, ba ll11 k1111 and aPetials iqiy b e the speaker next Wed nesday tin Ohllnrer, Mrs. ThollQIS GrinThe reµnl o n ne xt y ear will he ent1, Mt. • nd Mrs. R. B.� S mt eU ' ler le find beCAUae �hole h, Racine when 1·nv1 ted ruelfla of held on the Sunday pri or to tabor stead, Ml,11 Lelah Jane •Po\fell, Mrs. R,!�rt Rou,h l s spen l�i � �r- sale 1'ri N11 m ay be off a Hltle a cthe Provlco Mlllint •nd Feed co Jack Welch, Mrs. Wllliam · J Rullflll, 1 Mlner.1tville, IPOnOll'I an "Appre• Blly at 12 noo n at the New Haven, �rs. ·Edwi n Ro ush and Mr,. Lay'ne. 1 OU an 1rom the A !r Fore, ite'I'• lrtth cordin1 lo RI iey S. Dougan, Ex· Park. Nick te1t,1on •artcul\u'8l· �c,morn lst. u-• w ••uN· 1•; ahi, pharents, Mr. and cla lion To Growen" dinner meet. . Ptll 'to t!OI.D MIITING rncw,.. ,,u:: .., out lng at the high schoo l. Vou1an 'ex()lains tbtt butine11 The New H aven PTA will hold The McGrew Reunion as held Mr. and Mrs, Herman Layne ••ettvitY thl1· �•r h11 in LTeued Fried chicken will be served thell' flrst m -eetin·g or the school recently a t the New Haven Park. A spent a wel!lr: at Blackwater Fans, � t111n t)i:e laet -at or IO and year "On 1butsd ay, Sept. 15, at 8 p. bask et di nner wa".!I 1ehed at by the Raci ne Senior cl11a. rroon A urora, W. a. nex t )iar"s. bualneil ' activity may I m. th e progra m wJII be a fil m on to Mr. and Mrs. Robert pna nd a RoU1h accom- tnffH1e. •ftJli 1111. },:e attrt'blitiH Mr. and Mrs. UoYd O!ficla H of the Botkin! Gtiln safety sbo� by R _ alph Gibbs Jr. d.au"h • ters, -�-, � Jo and· J=n, ...,.. •, Mr. pa nied their aau.ehter, Mn. lohn tll:ta�t,o a. modest lncretse of ted, and Feed Co. hatchet)'men and BIRTHDAY PARTY Phone Wf,9.3941 and ¥ra. Norman Sl tJiht,r and Barrln1er lo her ' home at Char es- ertl · M•r:ohlaea, ,mal ch·antea· ·In ¥" . . . producer•, • all iconnected wllh Mrs. JeH Maynar d h on ored her so n Uren• Mrs E'lt ,t-·a ,.y... u � ..un., m i,., _ 1·on on sunuiy. Sh e • a sp d e nt the bu1!'tiesr- investment, p&rtlcularly h · ' · Provico, wUI be lntroduet1d to 18 n PauI • vn hi1. 13th blr thday Mary Hue,he1, POMEROY, OHIO • Mrs. I■1Jbelle Critea1 paat week hete vliltl'ni,.. dtadhieti:Oft, alil lld e the 1rower1. ,vi an o�tdoor patty •t her hom ei all of Ripley, W. Va.; Mr. ll'ild Mr11. Mr. Gordon and Mn. J'oJinaoD .....:.cted ctnnnler -ch•-e · . in . · ' _,. .... , - · -- - - ·-·--- - -I It � - - I; ;I ', f tr ;; Binro 1nu 10ft bait were playea I c. R. Shafftlt, Mr. -aml· M+t. flobrert and dau-1hter bf -Durh a m, N. C., l)Jencttn1. · . . . . "1th everyoQe recelvln"• a prlie· .iucGrew, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Manuel Pap- vi.sited hil par�nbl, Mr. ••nd Mn. . M01t of the ,in�. In eot1• Jlef,eah°lefltt were Nt."Ved to Dalf: Plll and fa mily, Mark, �bble, St.c m Harold lohnfolt over Ute week end. Rmw . . •.....,a.. __ n • t .- �-eli' ii �...,.."'� �e'wt Don and Curtl, Kine, Bryan en, P•ul and Suun, B.erntce tnd 'ftbbert Cooke was • bus Inm vi1- peetN· tG be :oaQltd by . the .. '\! 1.. Yonket, Gary and Ralph B•tey, Laura McGrew of Chlrlea on t W ltor in Cleveland the PHl we�t. •drtilat, lg �atlon., Saitn •u,:.a Tl_m and L oyd Connel'!_' Mr. ••� Va.,· Mr. a nd Mra. Gerald McGr,w SU N DAY 1 8tfl · ' Mr. and !Ira. Cul Shawver of lor , M,n. Cha e • W'ew, J;>eb'bie and Kay, a.nd 1 0n , Gerald, Of Washln,ton, Salem, Va. \'lalted hl1 parenll, Mt, .JlblJ_ lh 1 -•'- at.. . • . BEHIN b THE . Ann and.,_ u 9 1 rtll)'hardi aRd the Va.j Mr. and Mrs. Tommy ·cunnlne � - and Mra. Ivan Shawver over the 11... .. � -.""'·,,_ ""ft.I �u.,.... hoBte,&, M r!. Miy'l\artl , and the ho n- 'b•m and fa mily of Nltro1 . and week e d t Sko in1 Rink On brett, "paul . MN. Ollbert McGte:w of lin'd, - � :� , '. .t·J. · Mr, :nci Mn. WUU1m J,,.- • . J[ay1 :;- . ,. d i�'Y��� Ohio; Mr. and l,fr,. Bill� �'''Mn . ._ CI.W M81 I Georlla lllct, Chl<aao, yl!II• . NG T SponM>red IIY and son, Mike, of Kenna. . Va.: t4 · nlltl� -� r.eeri'tly. '"· The LJot)I C ub met on Tuesday Mn. !t!_Hl e Bright of Ga!.!liW&Y, W. B aek rt1m•till!iif st the hom f e for tlltli' rea:ular dinner muetln1 at the Lti11on '11111. The meett n1 Va,i mr . •nd Mn. William Neale, Mr. •nd Mr1. Lawrence !'anon, t ri was ronducted by Charles Lester, Btlly, Cornell and Gaynell, Ma aoni a visit. Mr■. �Jnia Van)l:atte has re­ pre1id•nt. The Zone Chair man, Don Mr. a nd Mrs. W nl lam Ruhtill and Hardman of \Vinfie1d, eonducted I Dnid, Bria n 11nd Dew�tn of Mtd- tur(led to her home lifter betnl a abort bualness mee tln,r:·. Th e clu b dleport, )Ir. and Mr1. J. V. Mc- medica1 patient at Md11 General decided t"at their ne�t meetln1 on Grew, Mr. lhd Mrs. J. V. McGrew, i ffospttal. · · ' Sept. 20 'tvou d be ••Former Lions )r., Kenny •nd M ike New Have'n. PIRSOMALS Memben Nltlh t" ind all former Mr. and Mr,. Monta:omer,. n;ie mben o f the club are invited to attftld ttle '8 p, m . meetlnc at the Miche le an·d Melinda, of Belare were weet · end guHts of Mrs. lJe&'ioti 1t,11. • M oµtgomery's parents, M'r, ad Thoq 1t� ndln1 were Ed Cu n- Cliff Roush. . ql111h111fi, WIUard Fear, F. C. Rel• - P R I C ESMrs. J. L. Stewart, Rev. and Mts. ert, H Wolfe, J.wck n• David F'reefn1n and � ch , Job• Te e; son actoni.Pan­ · SEIIVl€E ry Butk, Robert John1ton, Ch�rle, i,cl Mra , Donald Freeman to Park• 1 • Bri111 your tires Into our shop before noon and ' get Lea&er ,�.4 cu•, Don H�rdman. enburg Tuesday where sht caught lbellt that -,Ing or next morning, or drive your car . HA -- RIHIIII' MI ITINO a bu1 for her h o rne al WhMHn,. In for . . . Tb.e . : ff.A Membenl\lp • Commit• She had ,pent several days here. tee m,i 1'uraday ahernoon al the: Mr. and Mra. Thoq1 .. Grin1ie1d , P�WY�I Jehn H!"fmm, chair- and Bob and Mn. William lloFat­ ho ma ol I .MSTALLI HG• �a, . llt�J,er�b,.lp cards w!re dis• la nd and Raymond were In Park: 05 RACINB, 9\':.o !or lhelr cir.Ive. A.ny ne �bUl'I s,turtlay 11114 l�UNCI NG ' .· · · . ' lntere1ted In l�e welfere ·•1 - ih.ll . dnm are Invited lo Join. Me m�, &IGV Fl) 1 'd. a,1W a· -4odt te door envaa. j .., , , 1 �:�:t ·• I I I l, Qpt, U' Evangeline Chapter, OES, will have al J i tney Supper Saturday even i ng a t the Maso n i c H,� 11 in Middlepo rt The supper is open to the pu blic �nd wUJ be.Kin ut 5 p. m. S.pt•mber 1 1 HomeCol1'\ i rtg, Alfred Methodist Ch ureh with e:w. serviees 1. 0 the mornina, rally day, special mu• sic, basket di�ner at n oon. S•t.lTINr 1'9 The Letart · Fa l ls PTA. will meet Monday, Sept. 19th, at 7:30 p. m. in the Grad e School audi• • torium. Racme · w1 PTA 11 hold ita first meeting of the current 11Chool year at the Grade School bu ild• ing Mondaf, 7:30 p. m. ht. 19. &ahl �e11·� � \b,i Red <;:ro.ss at th e Rei t'b o1fi.ce at 7:'45 M on day night. SEPT. 25 will be a. Hom�toming at There . the Hazael Commun ity ChU,ch with er will be Rev. N. L Russell, Ath• a basket dinner at noon. There will � 11peclal singing. The speaken1, Ohio. EVeryone is In vited to ' attend. = S ial Events I SH.ERWIN-WllllAMS PAI NTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets i Dr. Murdock-Is l · , �;,}:,�• r.P, Speaker Sept 21 At. Provico Event TERMITES ug t _ pnces • s_ -- To tay About ame O .60·..,'-} l • ' S.pt. 22 Th· �ast Pres de n ts of the Ladie s �uxillary o� Drew Webster Post . Amerlcan Legion will meet , We-dne.sday evening, Sept. 22, at the it!Jlll"e <>f Mrs. Pearl Hysell. · .1, ;;.;.;.;;;;,;·_., · ___,;; ·---j NOW! City Corwenience BIJOftd The . ·Gas Minni,· W!iiL nlffl O O 6 8-14 Lo gan 0 O 8 8-16 WashinglOn C. H. Loaan scored in the third peri od . whe n Ron Brimmer went three yards alter he scooped up a loose furn ble by Larry Bainter. This scOre came afte r a drive o ( 68 yards by Loga n . Washington C. H. scored whe n they took the Logan kickoff and marched 64 yards, GU Crouse going the last five. Jim Enock passed to Dave Reno for the conversion. Washington scored again o n a 75 yard drh•e with Crouse going the l ast t w o yards. Enoch ra n the EP for the 1 6-6 lead. Logan scored w ith just seven seconds l eft when Larry Rainier lhrew three .vards lo John Sig ler. Bainter passed to Gary Brenning for the points at­ ter. O 14 8 6-28 Gallipolis • • 6 6 0 8--20 lronton Ironton drove 80 yards with Lar­ ry Chum go mg the Jast two. loAHS , , scored. on 1he fi't'st play of the sec­ ond period, capping a 58 yard drive; with Paul .!!:vans getting lhe exlra points after Dick Roderick sneakeu in for the touchdow n from one yard out. Ironton scored again in lhe sec­ ond peri od when Hetville passed to Jim Johnson for three yards. UAHS scored when Danny Howard raced ,':13 yards making the score al haHtime 14-12, Ga l lipolis. GAHS hit in the tilird period when Joe Duncan went five yards and Roderick sneaked in for the conversion to lead 22-12- In the fourth period Bob Bel ville' s three yard sneak and his pa_ss to J?an Pride for the conversion pomts made it 22·20. GAHS sco red with 12 seconds left when Roderick .sneaked one yard , making the fin· al score 28-20. RACINE l l th - I 11.M. l 1e,, Pomeroy Moos• . Lodge Df. "I µ·• . . , ,•m•"1;; ill...-!ii'· it.. w. l l ONE-DAI' ■ trll>iltea · ¥ra.. ."1tt•dlltll - 11ra. o..v.or I E,i M oo-- - KANAUGI\, OHIO -, ,iNift lWI IIIA-r.4•11 ... II ' - •N��,,,,__ . ' tnHit ii � . ' � cow �· Ml . Ir.wt . ~ .. .. The powerful Tomc1l!!t tallied on a drive of 43 y111rds with Chuck Fields goi ng t�e final 35 yards. Wheeler toed the .conver11ion for a 7-0 lead. Ash land re­ covered another fumble on th e Point's 33 just six plays l ater and scored w hen Bill Arth ur went' three yards. Whee ler boot• ed the extra point to make it 14-0 at th e end of the first per­ ' th•�• �- dr � ·1:�'t ii . ' Jl>�1:1 '. StGN I ' ii' · Qtr� : ' ' .. . • •, \ .. 1 I . · tr-.... t:U� l� '"f Salu,day delivery. : . ' '\- · Goer; 11111 R•ecl y'M,··•• .f-.. St. � ,vyi '' . . • .:�·;�l ..:... :?.r."� ;.,. ' I j ( • l IIT.\TION URGIS �ESTRAINT NEW YORK t1PI-New Yark · · City radio station WMCA in a n editorial bro1dCa!lt loda)' urged tb1t there be' neither n oisy nor against ,Uent demonltrati(?n! woild 'communitt leaden visltlna: · lbe United Nations n ex.t week. WASHINGTON UPI - ntere 154 new polio ca se, in the re .� , w e Uriited State& last week , the U. S, l'ubUc Health Service reporll. It ,._i.d I ,t:ht1 was a 11(e1.ble de­ CfUlle 1rom the 217 new · case1 th previo Uli week. , ' 1 .' . . :-. . . . -- , •1· . .' , • " '" POLIO CASE$ DROP TOWM & COU NTRY CEMT ER SU PER SER VICE STATIO N WY-2-2 1 8 1 WY-2-9932 J0ck W. Co rsey, Mgr, GIVE TOP VALU E STAM PS ... .. .. ... .. . .. ..·r ..-�..'"r·-� ...,..... ...... ....,.. . .. ...... .. ..... ·-... ..... ' . . .. . _.,_ , .. .• �.., • • • ., . ON All CASH PURotASES. ' WINNER , \., . •• . - " ,� . ... .",.t • • STORE and ST1ITION PURCHASES E\IERl'BODl''S A �- � Seeds, Fertilizer, Appliances This will a pply on all Feeds, Pomeroy, Ohio Open 24 Hours A Day During The 3 BIG DAYS Of Our Sale We Will • . WITII Tl' STAMPS!!! 3 BIG DAYS STA RTI NG THU RSDAY, SEPT. 22 FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 3 a nd SATU RDAY, SEPT. 24 WAS H E R Regular $229.00 Spec ial $ 1 99 Bulletin Board FREE! FOR THIS SALE PLUS TV STAMPS PLUS TV STAMPS Custom Automatic D RYE R Anything You Have To Sell or Try Our N•w Want To Buy - J ust List PAL-O·TONE Regular $179.00 PLUS TV STAMPS Spec ial $1 59 All Field Seeds TlmOlhy, '. ,. ► GET A FREE SAMPLE! "' ' ' 10% - Discount On. . All Oil and Grease Sales of 15 Gallon Spec. Reg. $1 .29 99c Shrubbery Ra kes . . . .. . . . . 62c 49c: Jig Saw W ith rl' Blades 2 1 .9 5 •.,. ,. PLUS 'l'V STAMPS PLUS TV STAMPS SPEC IALS B rume Rakes DOG F O OD Specially Pricedl Priced Spec ial it. New ( NUGGETS Alfalfa, etc. '' MO RE Hew! LANDMARK Clover, Double TV Stamps on All Wash Jobs, Oil Changes Dnd Lube Jobs These Three Days. Don't Forget Our Stotion Drawing I n Addi tion' . To All These Offers. .' � !I ' (. : Use Our New All Feeds Priced Special Custom , Automatic Or More - Plus TY Stamps. 1 7.49 LAWN ·sEEDiNG . · TIME 35c: Fuzir;y Glaves ' . . 43c: Barn Brooms 1 .09 1 4" Less Handle 1 .59 Plastic: Storm Window Kit 2 Windows ·Per Pkg. . . 28c: Siflging . · Tea Kettle . . . . . . . . . $2.49 SPEC I.A LLY PRICED Plus , TV ' Stomps Lb. Pkg: . . . . . . . . . . . 97c 5 Lb. Pkg. . . . . . . . . $4. 1 2 Low, Law Prices On T I R ES Scuu1te; Ken. · ' i·ront row left to ' rig�t; -Willis Parker, Bob Burson, Naa.J ne .-'iou�h. Anna King, Dorothy Russell, Bob Kenne­ Malcolm Meter; Van Frank lamer Linds Bob ghl; , _ · .neth Miller, Jack W. Carsey, Manager. Back row Jell Jo ri C'• I 'Pl111 tv· Stomps dy, Larry Bailey, Charles Bush, Bill Smith, Lawrence Bu sh , Larry O'Brien. Beautif ul Com e I n and See All Of The AY-1 Automobile BATTERI ES .' Electric Ranges, Flashlig ht BATTER I ES n O ly I 0c each Freese rs, Refrigerators Automatic: Wosherss, Dryers, Alliance iod. The Tomcats scored agaln in the second period after gai n i nt poRsession on .the Big Black 43. Mike McGraw drove 32 ·yards for the score. Fields ran the extra poi nt for a 21·0 ha l ftime l ead. threatened Point Pleasant bu t lost peri� n al li e th n I twice the ba l l on the· 24 on a fumble and agai n on the 2fl when Ash- · ·Jand h eld for d owns. Lirie ,core!I: Ash and . . . . . . 14 7 0 0-21 Point Pleasa nt . O O O 0- 0 '.. • • • Open 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. The Po int Pleasant Big Blacks fu m bled away their 'second. ga111e of the season last night when Ashland (Ky.) turned two first period miscues Into quick touch down, to go on and. wi n 21 -0. 2 ... ..._• ., _ . . WSTO,- UINDING !Iii \Ve � concrete lo, JOUr u>edflcatlon,, dell- It BNfllT to �ur N : j,t>Ur. lo�t ' ', .• .t. 411·"" '1111R MIX l1ll ,JII\Si'Ell-MADE. FEEDS , r· ·, ·• ••• ft , � I • • ••• Fumhlitis Hits Blacks 2nd Time In. Succession o o o . ,111111 iL. - ·'-• J O lt N D I I R E TRACTORS Comiiia sMORRIS iMIWAENT & WPPlY co,' ,, J, .,. WY •i01f194 NEW '.9eny l A ' Ohio :� ,,.9.ok - Your - • - · � :/� FA�l SEASON -· l l 'FREE l I" �tll llou.. T \'>.' AVERY NiLSON . . �➔ rnon• G'°i'i . p(): M E Ro·y BOW LING CO. ,.,. v . MOOSE GU N SHOOT � Far Mort Dfl1ll5 Phone ar Wr'f• ' Slt11rcl1y anti Sunday Afternoons St•rtlng O'et. Jn MM. ■ I ,·. l Wherever ypu live , you oan en­ joy the c..onven i ence of gas and �odern .appliances _ _ _ _ _ with Abhland Bottled Ga s. Ashla nd B ottl ed Gas _ _ _ ls dependable, convepierit, stotmproof, heats 1 !I nstantly. •• • Mont •Bennett scored three to uch downs on r unt of 20, 50 anO 3 yards and Ch uck Bowles' 8 yard run got a nother. Bowles a l so had to ur poi nts on two conversion run11. The other Athe ns co nversions cae on a run by · Dan Olaen anl a pass from Bennett to Barry Wilsoq_. Nelson ville 6 8 6 8----28 ChaunCt":y - Do ver O 6 O 0- 6 · Nelsonvi lle scores came by Bil l Kunzman who went 20 and 4 Y a rds, Dave Anderson on a one yard plunge and Garry Stu ffl ebeam's 70 yard ru n . Extra points were scored on . runs by Haynes and StuHle­ beam, The Chauncey score was a 32 yard pass from Tim Lindene r to Mike Merrim en. Frid1y - Saturday - 5-ay Evenings re. ·! : I . �. • • �. • • • • • • • • Mel D1o1vis sco red for Wellst on on a 13 yard run in the final per ­ iod. The co n version run rail ed. Bill Boyd scored for Coa l Grove on a two yard blast wilh Ralph Large runni n g the EP. We l lston fumb led, a punt on i� own 32 and Coal Grov e drove in for thei r score. The We l lston TD came o n A s usta i ned dri11e of 62 yards tha t began in the third period. 8 16 8 0--32 Athens Circ levi l le O O O 0- 0 OPE N BOWLI NG DI;.. PLANING Mill B Ji E • • • • • • • Th.c SEOAL was five oul of eight on the winning side last night in 11rid b.illlt irs wilh outside foes in 1 .he final warmup round before league play begin.!!. Here is how it happened (e:<cept Jackson, see else where on Sports page): We l lston OOO� 8 O O 0-8 Coal Grove «. ew HOVen . • All Spedollg Priced and With Tl' Stamps ! ! PLUS TV STAMPS 5 lb: \verf•rln RAT KILL ER Regular , 13.35 Regul.ar Special $9.95 Spec ial $1 .95 PLUS TV ST4MPS " Everyone Is Talki ng Abaut LANDMARK'S Outstanding Bugs! O I L F I LT ERS Regular Pric e App rox., $1.50 S�L� PRICE' 75 e $2.95 Arthur Hoad LS Butch Skldmort1 SPECIA LS Home .and Lown D U ST ' Regular Prtee 79c . . . . . . . . . • I Ray Humme-1 SAL E 50c Jim Woodyerd Bob Hunnel - SPEC IALS Andy B,atey · - s:���-·1�;:- . 1 -INS�::.:::Gc_ l-lNSULATEp IAG - - - - - .- - - - - - · · ✓6.95 · 2-PICNIC JUGS - - - - - - � · - - - - - - - - - - - · · 6.45 2-PICNIC JUGS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - 2.59 I-BAR BECUE ORILL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.79 SKOTCH ICE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - 59c We wUI have many, many spe­ cials too numerous to list. Come! Seel Reg. Spee. s� 5.55 5.1 0 2.05 3.IO • 45� 39< Charcoal Liter 59< Charroal I,/ter 89< 1 0 lb. Charcoal 20 lb. Charcoal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.49 3.-Plasllc Cloth.. Butel& . . ,' . '. , . . . . . . . 1.79 I-Barbecue Grill . , • . . • . . , • 11.95 ·, 30c 45• 70c 1.20 1.40 13.50 �-- - . . . . .. ._. . - 'DA I LY CROSSWORD • Ferliuzer' " ) !_ QUest1ons I h' . 1 roseo At Dan sm1t h's Farm � rJer ••� .. • �- . • tr>: 2. oRO 1 :a_ ..i:9 Lu� {AJ,flo- / 7U '-"' In Na tional Law life 11•IDed 2�- �-t (8. A.) 26. Be&,t 28. Unlmpaired 29. Kinta 81. Picnla 1lult !la.me 11 :h . Joumal T. A f&mpte 1 2 . French river 8. Cal m 11 . J.hjt 1 4 . lhbrew m 13. Pa.radlse o ur eu 15. DlacuaaeJII 15 . S upported 16 Thu• 17 Pa.l e · . :mxtltel! .· Mea.t an4 2D Jf l � _ Fc!l'llnlno •egetatil& ., eater lt �to · bene fit, in.co Chang- !2. :::�. thlna.:u. C'urvM a.:�tr . <■ n be<ome payable. I can think of I number of peo. pi e m Meigs Coun ly wh o will now be ,ble to <el monthly ,.,., menb a6 a re9u l t o! thi.s change. her · tor exa�!e, the l ady t c �� e a �upl ta?:o� Ji�/�=� ft2nd birthday. Her huaband had dled in 1�, after a tong il ) nesa. Sh e bro ught with her the stub of bis social secur ity card . In ch eck:'f-1 Mr. R.'s account, we fo und that lit the l ime of death he had 2 ½: years of work under social �curlt)', trnl!er the oM 1il,r, he would need tO h ave 3 years of w�rk in !J�d!r 10i: . -Mr�., R w lQ q uali!y for , W Ja ow, '6eiief1Ei lJnder the ne� law, ho weiver, Mr. R. woul<l c�nsidered fuPY. irisured at t time of death with ohly _2 ye ars li,� ol work_ under .mclJJ security. ;t Mn , R _will visit our , om� agam, we cat, take her application and ge l het payments starte" �rs. R_ ,..e .. • wid0� •1� . We ur•• as well as workeN bow at or over retirtmel)t age _ w� h1,ve been 'tr.ere ttdt tM past Urit' iotd �W�t t9r · pes·rifeif'fa 1 1-dc qf . v:tsit � :lifflder IIO�i'!I\ our office at · 'th-e: ·firih' ·eonv,j-a · Ut ,� itnce, � tnq� � F{f,t payme¢tf \o o'se u�tl'ly ,ti· etbt e ii a Nifµ]t � this �a'd8 lb? will be made fir the month . ' f 1980. Odober in tehhi_ of , ,Ut'iri , _eli�bntif,., the reduction IQ _ l_he · •mount -:it _ lffA "(Ork i:equired .Jne•� Social Security 21. Pro,.. � • :,::;.. 4. Th roug, G. KattJnr ,.....-�---------------------------=--------""'·---""'--.......--------··· ............. --••····- ... .. ·-· · · · ;:.: o • Z-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1960 - M-.---&--M ·---- HOLzE_ R_H _OSPtTAL Admitted Sept. to, Mn. M "'I Lee Doua:las, Harrison vil l e; Mrs. Pete Monroe , R utland. i .ufflx. I 1ol ---t--t-1rf}�rjr+-t-�� lff''f-"+-J�t---ij �.a.,, ,_,_E,_ �O:� w., ... iur:;• flt ,.,_.-+-+ tr+➔ lk-+-• J;.--f-��(4-J- ft-f--1, ...-r--t--1- IA tirf--+--i,-;r,I! -+-; ._....,.,..+....-� n•il-+-ii..... w . 6 �,....:.... ...., •ere '-+➔ lff't-"f""i�T"-, it. Rtltlii. l,.& '' • l.'J!-+-1-1"-' !?f .. , , -c-t_ i-+ _ .,-. iii+�!-+:"' , .. i. ' � ,. , ,. W.!ii � . ._- �," , .... .' _ .,....,. m · . • *!Iii"'" Mi .w ;rta!(� bi W. a oo r· .. t .....d a..., \o tj�M!- ml Mr. "iiii, � . . •� r u · �a• tllt!f w� .'!ll, ""! ," . l�•\· ��·�� I -,-\lio ' · ' £ ;.» J •-..,.....,.... ·- ----·tot . -� -·· lt Dti· lilt � ';.,..!) o M:, n-ee · · • "!��1 Di\Y · AND r l ft \J'C't'?ll�RYE l\- 'fOAlma11r.: . , ' . , '- l e1gs ason SEOAL Teams . Play At 5-3 Clip Friday �:.· Comin.-. .Events .s ,u! ��� r�� ��:�p:'�1��� lie She!' man , Charles Butts, Ed . ward HO lb. rook ' Clarence Thomas Mra . William Ferguson and dau,a:hter,. Mrs. Beecher Saunders a nd s on; Mrs. Carro l l Canaday anct da ughter; Mrs. WendeU Jone a nd daughter; Mrs. D�rsil Mc JO!� n� Dun1ng Rutl andr twm sons Births, S!pt. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Jah n D uddi ng, Rut l a nd, son. � I. BLaKULSW to 1 3 pound1 per acre and potash r.& · CWiMt, AJlftt, ..,.,.lwttv,... per I level 102 l o 1 35 pounds O °1Atti wt l'eediht our mead ow acre These three areas are again •.......,. ...:. Ind � ·crops�ou1h l i me I typlcal of Meigs County 8011s The l960 amendments to the so, and 1'81ff12'N"?" is Ont> of the I where a starl has been made on 36. :Bueb&ll sjal secqril)' l aw reduc.ed by abou t qu�on1 Dan Smith of Racine is irnprov1ng the Hme le vel to near •,. ·�•·-a te•m • o ne-t i.ird the length P of t,·m , f tl,.mptlng to hel p £armers .ins- the recommendid amount for the . -..-uD 19• WIMI''/ hH , -pe-rs� ..,a.q,o, •er. "l'I' to •or\ tinder spclal growth or alfalta Fert i lizer on 35. Winglike y-,n .. eec�mty to become inaured for At &lie lle1ga County Hay Day theee tfn-tt 111trk,8 w11 'll'l)l!'ed at the pnment of ben e rits to hims el f held Oil. lht Smith .f.arm last the ra� or 400 pounds of �-20-20 a nd his family, :P.JC!� f.111fn'trs he� tfii �port11n J per acre a11t _.-NII '6als wa� :22. Foftlbodlng Rt.- di Ille four di fferent l'>0!18lble lffdrd i'n ��I lW.Some 400,000 i,eopre wil l become 23. Earthly ,., hL-'-a 4ftU cu.miff � ptlo ns to this q uestion. The i mmediate ly eliglble for cash benrl L '-+--+n &lrs to lh\s q ue st ion wi ll 11 In atte"'1 pU� to 'Ctetennl't'le if tit � r,, e fits because of this cha nge in the J. E. and Ora Profitt to Ralph co]Jlie I n the 11e1tt J. wo three or h me i a l he llmttin.r: factor m the law, incl udi'ng many wives, widows. an <! Nina Macomber, 3A, Salem. -1-+-4 · est.�l i shment of B� r tone lime i •1� fov yean sihd depend en t husbands and widEmllla M . lng'e l s, de e .. t o Clyde . One of the biggest q uestion me11a ows, �arble Chff Quarri�s o'9.' en already at or be yond retire. J ...,.e Is. cert . o1 � ua ns., Midi..a. , ... r ---l lein d1stri• •"' Q ., i• ts Me1g11 1.,.,ounty let M e ig s th rou •� m farnung m en t age. Fir"lt pay m ents to ne_,. J'll.ll'ks In · dlefMrt. butor Bob ee provided five . County is how to es ta blish and , L a9 "ea.ti '-+-+---l ly el igible pel'SOns will be for th e Es;l!I and (leva Johnson to fl'IJAllltlln food forage st11 nd11 of ton, of acriC'lllt�aJ grou nd lime month of Oct0lfe'r· a ...,Floyd i'l'.i-d le)' Anh Ashmf"l J . rtone per iere. This was •�l>lied l't � le,ame mixture&. u "rt---t'--1Ua� er the new nJle. 'person l>ur-.• -�. SOA, $item. ·· , a as surface A�I in li'ettment . � tettin-, al) the d emonstrar each!III, retii'etnenl afe (M for -�b� Shtile'r, de-c. to Mary ___ tio'rl tou'° field ,trips were select· fn gtvi�I further advantage . to • _, , . ' �U1ony Shuler, Joseph men, G�� m wo r en) ft,:ed )'ear e t>ii. fo 6t p , · this · m 1tr brture of ni'fle i B, a ed which ha d been tn com in on ly a�U't 3 yeffi of w�. un., r 1tar1111·ret Groft, lr"t--f Shtl l't,t Kahl _ ;;,._ .. al of nd1 � nd a f•Ua pounds Pp11 , lMI. A:C't"M'ding to Mr. Smith ma ,.. V eltfi, : Afft�. Of Trans., Silem. so ctlrity t\ii �f re ln1tea'd d�I . _ the _ . l,,rjl-� othy \VH biihd Rede-d the tim •• 01 or a improv en m e thi n o t J area did to 5 )'eil'l l1MI.Ulr-etd by the old 11\v. -li, .,. .,... :;.W. M. and Mary c. Cottri ll to -"'1'--f • 4t · not start until abo u t ei ght year! week of April 2ttb. In the nexl o �ower Co., 97.00A, coal, Ont i h c m ent •re a'hy retire , � you lf f e w it years wlll be in te re1t1ng •, • 110. .. · Salem. time l'l"ett ,)' year o wlll u need to T .In pr,eparalion for thl1 year 's �6 wa tch this ltrip to determine ha o Ida •nd H . •_ ve y.r rke41 11\'rdet �al le<;'Urtty H. Denison to E!tel extra the t f li of amount me nd detnondration, soil WH te,ted I :a"r''+""-if-- .� for only S. ¼ _yea�s �ntte:a4 of the and Reva Johnson, l .OOA. Salem. th and e esin b anM dt�t te . 1 1'9 deterrntne the J)re,ellt l fme 5 to &1/t _ y'eani required �ore the Rarold itnd, Dora M. Nel so n to Ma� 1tlld fertilit)· level of varkull• -tfblishinent o{ tl1e legu me 11tand. � 41 ch•nre 1� e l�w,.. 11.. how- •ye �aTn l p'f<tewa a James and Fa nn ie DeW,il'es,. 3'0.00 ' n'eaa. � · ' A, Salem. �' In ,trip, C and O lime applfcae er i a of d�ildt!l)t: e 1>1, '3 e �. y � 't � 1,; 7 Of\ strip A the lime deficit ac- lion� ef two tori, � Were I _ Fra nces and NeJ lie Anderson t o' �l s,Wr#f .1 be .Jk. ion ,lilJder qd�Ufy for • , 1 »iiw;h "'Cordlft& to the soil test "'as two ar.n _ hed and two diffve � .. ,.,, ,-. nt "' ""'ixsocla ftiiettnty - wn:nool which no flt' wh en they nacb r�tii"em ·_ Glt!h and D oria Deeter, 80A, Oliive _ "' ""::l� M!!llil. u....ua ��'\RUVAll ._ Iii • 1,, ...."'I... , •; \be 1n rH tte; phosphorus 30 t Ul't!! wet! 'lllN. Strip C had 12 •a: e R na · ari · · and k B. R. Vince visited t,ound1 and potash 201 Pounds poyn4s of 1lf1H'111 and l&ur t,oand1 ;�Y, for �ampi e, that_ - �� u JJ.6 . , \Na= �o D o�o o1: ._: ��ry d � his pa�enta, .... and Mrs. L. .F. a m � � •ere, This was 4etlan•ted II of t�motll)' broaden\ tht nek of ,. vi no w 60 and plamung to ..,_ �r, �-5A, Salem. ."'""--.... ,,,__ �,.l. Va n- at Lo•1n , o·hlo, over the tlro lt the en d of I�. Uruler 0 A lw .....,.., th, IO""· lllfte area of ·t•· ••m on - Ap•,i l tlh __ week'•nd. • jte tit� ail\! •• ,lte';,';p� WII ' • � old law 'You would h•\le needed,. .. lh Al Lt em · • d •• j fl otd �-· 1111 week B to •·J•st the ..edl"• ml• . •t•I o about 7 yeh, of ,<Work "to . f..lle \K ' """" - - -or Notfoii.'·,!":., ;;�n t ':,�0 be mucll di!· � thh tow 11�••..,,d1- then didn , ,..,. i,, . raw tfese benefi l.8. Und111r tfte his Plreflb. tkm . . This --buld be 't.Yl)l cal cf fernct t n Ule �Jtt! t,f ttae wi u y rt,,,IM,-A C7Ql,luatlm iQaotaM Rev. and �-- Richard, 'Gimli of :::.s many · M e igs County soil ll on four strips. Some slight advan:f s Hit:e�p��y "'i O JC O IC p ft V I' 0 � wa e ob tag erved by Semina some farms ry acbool bl _ Boit� wwe or -If . t = e whteh litt l e lime ,ias been applied o X - · G X tr . ' to � : , weft end 1,11t1t! of Rev. 1nd Mn or money is not avai l abl e to add ers in the D strip, whic!h was �lb, . )f Y·� """ I n...._, fl• b � { ei ' · ft oJdy l ldonU11 ,. k O l, 'U g W N V P typ U al V, It · igs e M Z !Z 0 K County'! mix3 id an . of · k the necessary l i me to brlni the . ate a el).'.yea .old 1'-om an PJ'ann -• ' � .): d ture 1 ..., .. r of , pounds o clove 2 f ed n r 1 ra. 1011 up to t he alfalfa leivel . • ,,..,_ H�pto� , retl,.ment in 1.,,. '· �.... •,· w " . n 1-• 11� . = y �, yo'"' ._ -· ,-� ,�-�••tona n,wrnaT I • r P V r I l IC Q I' U l U ., n- It .n .. JI o v were rtte nt vbitiors lt \111.:.::,nl The seeding mhit ure n n this rour J)Ou nds. of a JIa Ifa and Iou r rg, 1 8'J_ 1bl v.M'J of work to be elt... ·e ...:..a �" ., .1uo111,, ,..m. "t't. 17, Sat••"" .:. , "y. sla , 711 ,,.. . poun o d m 1 . o r t D th w k M • X per n, Y acre. est Be ch .!I area was l t-sped1.a. red c l over and A · · , . fol' social ·_senrity. . the 2•1at u •,, -' u 01 the ye-. aL w·oth �.1egel · tu CJ "f'etterdl,-" Dyer and chi l dre n, M1 ke timothy. This stri p w as seeded O r t he farmers present, however, -.... _ The new rule for figuring min- 105 . m ore in 1960. " • ryp quote: T'Hlll Dll"'UJMAT fflS IN II• _ a �d Arm, Pa�kersbu rg, were reee n t to w i nter wheat in the fall o( agreed that this stand wou l d I EJ!:NCE, WATCHING THID WO!tw WITH imum qua rters required for fitlly The moo n is approaching ,·t, . ms EAR&v1&1tors of his mothAr, Mrs. H. L. insured status does not affect the H1a n o ne .,9 w1 th scedi ng mi xture being pro ba blY no t last more .i,. - 1 9• new pha se. 8AMIO.H , , Dy er. broadcast the 11pri n g or 1960 dur- year and mig ht even have a re• el l gibl l ity of young _ widO wa and morning star is Mars. The . 1111> . IClns l'eabirea 8Jl�leate. Inc.) w duced stand In the I Jtter part of M rs. A r th ur e h r1 I v 181 ted h er children to draw inother•s Ing the week or April 1 1th. . d · ""' The eveii ,· ng· sta rs are Venus, -------___ _____ I n the other th ree str ips. on l••t z,o · Thompson , Mrs. John B'"abham pa rents' Mr ' and Mrs· A · .E· Sb ep- children 's be11efits following the Jupiter and Sat ur n . .. , .... a ,.... the field D, C and D, lhe so il death of a wage earner. TJ;ie wJHMrs Bill Shinn. Mrs. Robert Sayre ' h rd at Glenlyn, Va ., recently. On this day in hi!!ltoey: Farmers are in vi ted •to visit J. _ . Stewart a nd Rev. a nd Mra. w and d test showed a l i me defiri t o r one o Mrs. Lee Litchfield, Mr s'. Joh� L el)ehdent child ren of . a ln 178'7, the Con stitu tion o f the the seeding area on the Rac ineDavid F'reeman lfloltended a special 9iorker can draw SQCial Security oc ton per acre; II PH of 6.0; ph os- Bas tian Fer111uso n, Mrs David . Fields, Jr Un ite!I States: was complet�d and road ta observe I.h e 11tand · · a l l day conference .at Charle9lon, on sUrvi vors bellefits if .the workt:r sig ed y P ho rus level rnnged from six By Mn . C arroll .-dams, Jr. and Mrs. H o ffman. n b a , majority of the 55 thla fa l l and to follow the stands Thursd,.oy. 'lllls �•s for �h e purpose ha1 1 credlt fot' 'a t I-east a Jear arid LAYN E REUNION �eleCate_s attendln� the constiluREBEC CA CIRCL E - -- d1Jtin1 the ne1tt few years. The On Septem ber 4, 1_960, sixty-three .., The Reb ecca Circle of th e Unit- o! getti n g acqua mled w1,th th e new a hair j ust before his de• th. h onal convention in Philadephia. reiulta 11hould determ ine If lack bisho� of the Metbod tSt Church descendants and fnendl of P. G. ed Lutheran Church women Remembe_r th a t social seCUfHY In 1 796 President Geo'r.(e Washo( lime or rerti li :zer, or se eding met a nd hls program. benefi ts �'Jmot , start unti1 y'bu ingtofi del i vered his farewell migtures might be the · m ajor Layne 1nd Je■s Layne assembled a t on W ednesday afterno on in the ' the New H� ve n Park for the i r an- church basement with M�. Melvin . Mrs. fllad� Allen l11 11 surgical pa- file a cln.1111 with_ the tQ�al seeU r- address. proble ms. nua l , teumon . Those attending K napp serv i ng u hostess. Mrs. Ro - t lent at 'Me 11s General Hm1pltal. ity ofrt ci. nearest you. theretp re, In 1936, the Mijor Bowes ' Management including ti m e of . Mr. a_nd Mt&. Marvin Ben_nett and i f you be)(eve ycm may be l?HJ!!ible Amateur H our made it& debu t on c�m� from various Places I n Ohio, 1a nd Karr wa.!! pro gra m l-ead er for cu ttl'nl and amou nt of 'fertilltathe day, her topic "Girts That Dif- family have move<! from their tor benefits u nder thiiJ cbangt in radi o starting 'a trend toward i..ttlon each year may have a dell- Virgin ia and We11t Virginia. Fo� lowlng a pot l uck din ner the fer," an d was assisted by Mn. Otto �ome o n Haven Heights to Frank- law. visit o'ur office noW. O ur o f, en t con tes ts In radio programn lte erfect on the long ttme remeeting was o pened by preaid�nt Grimm. Mrs, lice in Marietta is located at 309 ming. J. v. McGrew talked hn, W. Va. &ulh, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lievlng Plltnam Street. J� ury R. Rowell . The foll owing of- on the 11ymbols a n d co or& or the In l 939, Russia invaded Poland f1cers for ne1<t year were elected: church. a nd child ren of Ke nova, Ky. visit_______ in Worl d War II. president, Mr1. Do nald Cook; vice Those a tte nding were Mrii. Har- ed here o ver the w eek 'end. Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Sayre, Jr. president, Jack KIipa trick; .sec re- old Joh nson , Mrs. Rob eit McG J otho h poet 'l'b·ou&ht for today tary, Mn. Randall -, 1pent Jin, Mi'!!I. Harry Layne, Jtl� Edna and family a( Ne Oliver Goldsmith said: A. vfrtu� 1 W#JMra. urer, �dgar La7ne; ,llti,jJ: Burr is, Mrs. M:cGrew, Mrs . Grimm, aeer'I I days her4 � ___ whi�h requires to be 1e r gulrdGeorge Sayre. mell, Mr. and M r!: Ge ,eJewel I . Mrs. Karr and Mrs. Knapp ,, . 1�·� ed 11 scarce worth the , tinel." . Mr. a nd Mn. Ed Hughes are Honote'd were the oldest per11o n ISTHER CtRCLI present, Okey Layne, and the The Either CJrcle of the United touri ng the Eastern States. youngest, Mich ael Cook, son of Mr. Lutheran Ch urch Wom Rev. Harry Mi ler ef Middleen met on f and �rs. Donald Cbok. Si nce the Tueaday evenin g at the Parish bour n, W. Va., is a patie n t at St. s ;. lalt meetln1, Jim Layp e and Allen H ouse wlth Mrs, Robert Ulyne se r Joseph H oiapi tal. He ii a £ormer ,'.. Layne, both residence of }.'l ew _ Hav• vl ng 81 hoateu. The Program pastor of tie l ocal EUB Church. i...oQ'k f&t price, o f a:OOds , ari'd Dr. lfurclock-Farm Pl! S1tur4'1)' C. B. Brow n of Alqulppa, Pa. � l Cfll }o 11lay 'lbl)ut , t-he �e Warren Murdock, U. S. eu, have deceued. Georgia K1 l pat- "Having Gifts That Differ" w 6 i:v • vl,ited hl 11 family here recently. . , rlck prepared and read A ,mnmorlal _ y d J e n t of AJ:rlcultur e , next year. Poul• presented b Mrs. E w n Roush. �PVkn Mrs. J. and 1 S. Jaques son Spent tliy Jroprovement Divisi on, will lo Jim Lay ne. Also, if YO\! are a careful shopTho■e atte ndiQg were Mrs. Martwo ',Yeeka here vi,iltin er pa r- _per, ba ll11 k1111 and aPetials iqiy b e the speaker next Wed nesday tin Ohllnrer, Mrs. ThollQIS GrinThe reµnl o n ne xt y ear will he ent1, Mt. • nd Mrs. R. B.� S mt eU ' ler le find beCAUae �hole h, Racine when 1·nv1 ted ruelfla of held on the Sunday pri or to tabor stead, Ml,11 Lelah Jane •Po\fell, Mrs. R,!�rt Rou,h l s spen l�i � �r- sale 1'ri N11 m ay be off a Hltle a cthe Provlco Mlllint •nd Feed co Jack Welch, Mrs. Wllliam · J Rullflll, 1 Mlner.1tville, IPOnOll'I an "Appre• Blly at 12 noo n at the New Haven, �rs. ·Edwi n Ro ush and Mr,. Lay'ne. 1 OU an 1rom the A !r Fore, ite'I'• lrtth cordin1 lo RI iey S. Dougan, Ex· Park. Nick te1t,1on •artcul\u'8l· �c,morn lst. u-• w ••uN· 1•; ahi, pharents, Mr. and cla lion To Growen" dinner meet. . Ptll 'to t!OI.D MIITING rncw,.. ,,u:: .., out lng at the high schoo l. Vou1an 'ex()lains tbtt butine11 The New H aven PTA will hold The McGrew Reunion as held Mr. and Mrs, Herman Layne ••ettvitY thl1· �•r h11 in LTeued Fried chicken will be served thell' flrst m -eetin·g or the school recently a t the New Haven Park. A spent a wel!lr: at Blackwater Fans, � t111n t)i:e laet -at or IO and year "On 1butsd ay, Sept. 15, at 8 p. bask et di nner wa".!I 1ehed at by the Raci ne Senior cl11a. rroon A urora, W. a. nex t )iar"s. bualneil ' activity may I m. th e progra m wJII be a fil m on to Mr. and Mrs. Robert pna nd a RoU1h accom- tnffH1e. •ftJli 1111. },:e attrt'blitiH Mr. and Mrs. UoYd O!ficla H of the Botkin! Gtiln safety sbo� by R _ alph Gibbs Jr. d.au"h • ters, -�-, � Jo and· J=n, ...,.. •, Mr. pa nied their aau.ehter, Mn. lohn tll:ta�t,o a. modest lncretse of ted, and Feed Co. hatchet)'men and BIRTHDAY PARTY Phone Wf,9.3941 and ¥ra. Norman Sl tJiht,r and Barrln1er lo her ' home at Char es- ertl · M•r:ohlaea, ,mal ch·antea· ·In ¥" . . . producer•, • all iconnected wllh Mrs. JeH Maynar d h on ored her so n Uren• Mrs E'lt ,t-·a ,.y... u � ..un., m i,., _ 1·on on sunuiy. Sh e • a sp d e nt the bu1!'tiesr- investment, p&rtlcularly h · ' · Provico, wUI be lntroduet1d to 18 n PauI • vn hi1. 13th blr thday Mary Hue,he1, POMEROY, OHIO • Mrs. I■1Jbelle Critea1 paat week hete vliltl'ni,.. dtadhieti:Oft, alil lld e the 1rower1. ,vi an o�tdoor patty •t her hom ei all of Ripley, W. Va.; Mr. ll'ild Mr11. Mr. Gordon and Mn. J'oJinaoD .....:.cted ctnnnler -ch•-e · . in . · ' _,. .... , - · -- - - ·-·--- - -I It � - - I; ;I ', f tr ;; Binro 1nu 10ft bait were playea I c. R. Shafftlt, Mr. -aml· M+t. flobrert and dau-1hter bf -Durh a m, N. C., l)Jencttn1. · . . . . "1th everyoQe recelvln"• a prlie· .iucGrew, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Manuel Pap- vi.sited hil par�nbl, Mr. ••nd Mn. . M01t of the ,in�. In eot1• Jlef,eah°lefltt were Nt."Ved to Dalf: Plll and fa mily, Mark, �bble, St.c m Harold lohnfolt over Ute week end. Rmw . . •.....,a.. __ n • t .- �-eli' ii �...,.."'� �e'wt Don and Curtl, Kine, Bryan en, P•ul and Suun, B.erntce tnd 'ftbbert Cooke was • bus Inm vi1- peetN· tG be :oaQltd by . the .. '\! 1.. Yonket, Gary and Ralph B•tey, Laura McGrew of Chlrlea on t W ltor in Cleveland the PHl we�t. •drtilat, lg �atlon., Saitn •u,:.a Tl_m and L oyd Connel'!_' Mr. ••� Va.,· Mr. a nd Mra. Gerald McGr,w SU N DAY 1 8tfl · ' Mr. and !Ira. Cul Shawver of lor , M,n. Cha e • W'ew, J;>eb'bie and Kay, a.nd 1 0n , Gerald, Of Washln,ton, Salem, Va. \'lalted hl1 parenll, Mt, .JlblJ_ lh 1 -•'- at.. . • . BEHIN b THE . Ann and.,_ u 9 1 rtll)'hardi aRd the Va.j Mr. and Mrs. Tommy ·cunnlne � - and Mra. Ivan Shawver over the 11... .. � -.""'·,,_ ""ft.I �u.,.... hoBte,&, M r!. Miy'l\artl , and the ho n- 'b•m and fa mily of Nltro1 . and week e d t Sko in1 Rink On brett, "paul . MN. Ollbert McGte:w of lin'd, - � :� , '. .t·J. · Mr, :nci Mn. WUU1m J,,.- • . J[ay1 :;- . ,. d i�'Y��� Ohio; Mr. and l,fr,. Bill� �'''Mn . ._ CI.W M81 I Georlla lllct, Chl<aao, yl!II• . NG T SponM>red IIY and son, Mike, of Kenna. . Va.: t4 · nlltl� -� r.eeri'tly. '"· The LJot)I C ub met on Tuesday Mn. !t!_Hl e Bright of Ga!.!liW&Y, W. B aek rt1m•till!iif st the hom f e for tlltli' rea:ular dinner muetln1 at the Lti11on '11111. The meett n1 Va,i mr . •nd Mn. William Neale, Mr. •nd Mr1. Lawrence !'anon, t ri was ronducted by Charles Lester, Btlly, Cornell and Gaynell, Ma aoni a visit. Mr■. �Jnia Van)l:atte has re­ pre1id•nt. The Zone Chair man, Don Mr. a nd Mrs. W nl lam Ruhtill and Hardman of \Vinfie1d, eonducted I Dnid, Bria n 11nd Dew�tn of Mtd- tur(led to her home lifter betnl a abort bualness mee tln,r:·. Th e clu b dleport, )Ir. and Mr1. J. V. Mc- medica1 patient at Md11 General decided t"at their ne�t meetln1 on Grew, Mr. lhd Mrs. J. V. McGrew, i ffospttal. · · ' Sept. 20 'tvou d be ••Former Lions )r., Kenny •nd M ike New Have'n. PIRSOMALS Memben Nltlh t" ind all former Mr. and Mr,. Monta:omer,. n;ie mben o f the club are invited to attftld ttle '8 p, m . meetlnc at the Miche le an·d Melinda, of Belare were weet · end guHts of Mrs. lJe&'ioti 1t,11. • M oµtgomery's parents, M'r, ad Thoq 1t� ndln1 were Ed Cu n- Cliff Roush. . ql111h111fi, WIUard Fear, F. C. Rel• - P R I C ESMrs. J. L. Stewart, Rev. and Mts. ert, H Wolfe, J.wck n• David F'reefn1n and � ch , Job• Te e; son actoni.Pan­ · SEIIVl€E ry Butk, Robert John1ton, Ch�rle, i,cl Mra , Donald Freeman to Park• 1 • Bri111 your tires Into our shop before noon and ' get Lea&er ,�.4 cu•, Don H�rdman. enburg Tuesday where sht caught lbellt that -,Ing or next morning, or drive your car . HA -- RIHIIII' MI ITINO a bu1 for her h o rne al WhMHn,. In for . . . Tb.e . : ff.A Membenl\lp • Commit• She had ,pent several days here. tee m,i 1'uraday ahernoon al the: Mr. and Mra. Thoq1 .. Grin1ie1d , P�WY�I Jehn H!"fmm, chair- and Bob and Mn. William lloFat­ ho ma ol I .MSTALLI HG• �a, . llt�J,er�b,.lp cards w!re dis• la nd and Raymond were In Park: 05 RACINB, 9\':.o !or lhelr cir.Ive. A.ny ne �bUl'I s,turtlay 11114 l�UNCI NG ' .· · · . ' lntere1ted In l�e welfere ·•1 - ih.ll . dnm are Invited lo Join. Me m�, &IGV Fl) 1 'd. a,1W a· -4odt te door envaa. j .., , , 1 �:�:t ·• I I I l, Qpt, U' Evangeline Chapter, OES, will have al J i tney Supper Saturday even i ng a t the Maso n i c H,� 11 in Middlepo rt The supper is open to the pu blic �nd wUJ be.Kin ut 5 p. m. S.pt•mber 1 1 HomeCol1'\ i rtg, Alfred Methodist Ch ureh with e:w. serviees 1. 0 the mornina, rally day, special mu• sic, basket di�ner at n oon. S•t.lTINr 1'9 The Letart · Fa l ls PTA. will meet Monday, Sept. 19th, at 7:30 p. m. in the Grad e School audi• • torium. Racme · w1 PTA 11 hold ita first meeting of the current 11Chool year at the Grade School bu ild• ing Mondaf, 7:30 p. m. ht. 19. &ahl �e11·� � \b,i Red <;:ro.ss at th e Rei t'b o1fi.ce at 7:'45 M on day night. SEPT. 25 will be a. Hom�toming at There . the Hazael Commun ity ChU,ch with er will be Rev. N. L Russell, Ath• a basket dinner at noon. There will � 11peclal singing. The speaken1, Ohio. EVeryone is In vited to ' attend. = S ial Events I SH.ERWIN-WllllAMS PAI NTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets i Dr. Murdock-Is l · , �;,}:,�• r.P, Speaker Sept 21 At. Provico Event TERMITES ug t _ pnces • s_ -- To tay About ame O .60·..,'-} l • ' S.pt. 22 Th· �ast Pres de n ts of the Ladie s �uxillary o� Drew Webster Post . Amerlcan Legion will meet , We-dne.sday evening, Sept. 22, at the it!Jlll"e <>f Mrs. Pearl Hysell. · .1, ;;.;.;.;;;;,;·_., · ___,;; ·---j NOW! City Corwenience BIJOftd The . ·Gas Minni,· W!iiL nlffl O O 6 8-14 Lo gan 0 O 8 8-16 WashinglOn C. H. Loaan scored in the third peri od . whe n Ron Brimmer went three yards alter he scooped up a loose furn ble by Larry Bainter. This scOre came afte r a drive o ( 68 yards by Loga n . Washington C. H. scored whe n they took the Logan kickoff and marched 64 yards, GU Crouse going the last five. Jim Enock passed to Dave Reno for the conversion. Washington scored again o n a 75 yard drh•e with Crouse going the l ast t w o yards. Enoch ra n the EP for the 1 6-6 lead. Logan scored w ith just seven seconds l eft when Larry Rainier lhrew three .vards lo John Sig ler. Bainter passed to Gary Brenning for the points at­ ter. O 14 8 6-28 Gallipolis • • 6 6 0 8--20 lronton Ironton drove 80 yards with Lar­ ry Chum go mg the Jast two. loAHS , , scored. on 1he fi't'st play of the sec­ ond period, capping a 58 yard drive; with Paul .!!:vans getting lhe exlra points after Dick Roderick sneakeu in for the touchdow n from one yard out. Ironton scored again in lhe sec­ ond peri od when Hetville passed to Jim Johnson for three yards. UAHS scored when Danny Howard raced ,':13 yards making the score al haHtime 14-12, Ga l lipolis. GAHS hit in the tilird period when Joe Duncan went five yards and Roderick sneaked in for the conversion to lead 22-12- In the fourth period Bob Bel ville' s three yard sneak and his pa_ss to J?an Pride for the conversion pomts made it 22·20. GAHS sco red with 12 seconds left when Roderick .sneaked one yard , making the fin· al score 28-20. RACINE l l th - I 11.M. l 1e,, Pomeroy Moos• . Lodge Df. "I µ·• . . , ,•m•"1;; ill...-!ii'· it.. w. l l ONE-DAI' ■ trll>iltea · ¥ra.. ."1tt•dlltll - 11ra. o..v.or I E,i M oo-- - KANAUGI\, OHIO -, ,iNift lWI IIIA-r.4•11 ... II ' - •N��,,,,__ . ' tnHit ii � . ' � cow �· Ml . Ir.wt . ~ .. .. The powerful Tomc1l!!t tallied on a drive of 43 y111rds with Chuck Fields goi ng t�e final 35 yards. Wheeler toed the .conver11ion for a 7-0 lead. Ash land re­ covered another fumble on th e Point's 33 just six plays l ater and scored w hen Bill Arth ur went' three yards. Whee ler boot• ed the extra point to make it 14-0 at th e end of the first per­ ' th•�• �- dr � ·1:�'t ii . ' Jl>�1:1 '. StGN I ' ii' · Qtr� : ' ' .. . • •, \ .. 1 I . · tr-.... t:U� l� '"f Salu,day delivery. : . ' '\- · Goer; 11111 R•ecl y'M,··•• .f-.. St. � ,vyi '' . . • .:�·;�l ..:... :?.r."� ;.,. ' I j ( • l IIT.\TION URGIS �ESTRAINT NEW YORK t1PI-New Yark · · City radio station WMCA in a n editorial bro1dCa!lt loda)' urged tb1t there be' neither n oisy nor against ,Uent demonltrati(?n! woild 'communitt leaden visltlna: · lbe United Nations n ex.t week. WASHINGTON UPI - ntere 154 new polio ca se, in the re .� , w e Uriited State& last week , the U. S, l'ubUc Health Service reporll. It ,._i.d I ,t:ht1 was a 11(e1.ble de­ CfUlle 1rom the 217 new · case1 th previo Uli week. , ' 1 .' . . :-. . . . -- , •1· . .' , • " '" POLIO CASE$ DROP TOWM & COU NTRY CEMT ER SU PER SER VICE STATIO N WY-2-2 1 8 1 WY-2-9932 J0ck W. Co rsey, Mgr, GIVE TOP VALU E STAM PS ... .. .. ... .. . .. ..·r ..-�..'"r·-� ...,..... ...... ....,.. . .. ...... .. ..... ·-... ..... ' . . .. . _.,_ , .. .• �.., • • • ., . ON All CASH PURotASES. ' WINNER , \., . •• . - " ,� . ... .",.t • • STORE and ST1ITION PURCHASES E\IERl'BODl''S A �- � Seeds, Fertilizer, Appliances This will a pply on all Feeds, Pomeroy, Ohio Open 24 Hours A Day During The 3 BIG DAYS Of Our Sale We Will • . WITII Tl' STAMPS!!! 3 BIG DAYS STA RTI NG THU RSDAY, SEPT. 22 FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 3 a nd SATU RDAY, SEPT. 24 WAS H E R Regular $229.00 Spec ial $ 1 99 Bulletin Board FREE! 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The Tomcats scored agaln in the second period after gai n i nt poRsession on .the Big Black 43. Mike McGraw drove 32 ·yards for the score. Fields ran the extra poi nt for a 21·0 ha l ftime l ead. threatened Point Pleasant bu t lost peri� n al li e th n I twice the ba l l on the· 24 on a fumble and agai n on the 2fl when Ash- · ·Jand h eld for d owns. Lirie ,core!I: Ash and . . . . . . 14 7 0 0-21 Point Pleasa nt . O O O 0- 0 '.. • • • Open 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. The Po int Pleasant Big Blacks fu m bled away their 'second. ga111e of the season last night when Ashland (Ky.) turned two first period miscues Into quick touch down, to go on and. wi n 21 -0. 2 ... ..._• ., _ . . WSTO,- UINDING !Iii \Ve � concrete lo, JOUr u>edflcatlon,, dell- It BNfllT to �ur N : j,t>Ur. lo�t ' ', .• .t. 411·"" '1111R MIX l1ll ,JII\Si'Ell-MADE. FEEDS , r· ·, ·• ••• ft , � I • • ••• Fumhlitis Hits Blacks 2nd Time In. 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Nelson ville 6 8 6 8----28 ChaunCt":y - Do ver O 6 O 0- 6 · Nelsonvi lle scores came by Bil l Kunzman who went 20 and 4 Y a rds, Dave Anderson on a one yard plunge and Garry Stu ffl ebeam's 70 yard ru n . Extra points were scored on . runs by Haynes and StuHle­ beam, The Chauncey score was a 32 yard pass from Tim Lindene r to Mike Merrim en. Frid1y - Saturday - 5-ay Evenings re. ·! : I . �. • • �. • • • • • • • • Mel D1o1vis sco red for Wellst on on a 13 yard run in the final per ­ iod. The co n version run rail ed. Bill Boyd scored for Coa l Grove on a two yard blast wilh Ralph Large runni n g the EP. We l lston fumb led, a punt on i� own 32 and Coal Grov e drove in for thei r score. The We l lston TD came o n A s usta i ned dri11e of 62 yards tha t began in the third period. 8 16 8 0--32 Athens Circ levi l le O O O 0- 0 OPE N BOWLI NG DI;.. PLANING Mill B Ji E • • • • • • • Th.c SEOAL was five oul of eight on the winning side last night in 11rid b.illlt irs wilh outside foes in 1 .he final warmup round before league play begin.!!. Here is how it happened (e:<cept Jackson, see else where on Sports page): We l lston OOO� 8 O O 0-8 Coal Grove «. ew HOVen . • All Spedollg Priced and With Tl' Stamps ! ! PLUS TV STAMPS 5 lb: \verf•rln RAT KILL ER Regular , 13.35 Regul.ar Special $9.95 Spec ial $1 .95 PLUS TV ST4MPS " Everyone Is Talki ng Abaut LANDMARK'S Outstanding Bugs! O I L F I LT ERS Regular Pric e App rox., $1.50 S�L� PRICE' 75 e $2.95 Arthur Hoad LS Butch Skldmort1 SPECIA LS Home .and Lown D U ST ' Regular Prtee 79c . . . . . . . . . • I Ray Humme-1 SAL E 50c Jim Woodyerd Bob Hunnel - SPEC IALS Andy B,atey · - s:���-·1�;:- . 1 -INS�::.:::Gc_ l-lNSULATEp IAG - - - - - .- - - - - - · · ✓6.95 · 2-PICNIC JUGS - - - - - - � · - - - - - - - - - - - · · 6.45 2-PICNIC JUGS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - 2.59 I-BAR BECUE ORILL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.79 SKOTCH ICE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - 59c We wUI have many, many spe­ cials too numerous to list. Come! Seel Reg. Spee. s� 5.55 5.1 0 2.05 3.IO • 45� 39< Charcoal Liter 59< Charroal I,/ter 89< 1 0 lb. Charcoal 20 lb. Charcoal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.49 3.-Plasllc Cloth.. Butel& . . ,' . '. , . . . . . . . 1.79 I-Barbecue Grill . , • . . • . . , • 11.95 ·, 30c 45• 70c 1.20 1.40 13.50 �-...-----------·····._.-.. ---------� ----------------...-------••==-·------------------------- � ..,.._____,,,____---·-·-·-·-·-·~·�------------·�-.... . Pa nt hers Le ve l Fa lc o n s; R 11 tl an d Wins In Co m ebac k Buffington Sparks Win On Punt , ..... ,1i � � ::::�� c . • ._.. •1•· 1• ...,...... 0 .. � I • ::.:- ::·nL '""'o c,, �i"'" "' ., ' 1, •, I• ,, , •· " �' 1 ••MOttt ,. c,.,,., , ' ==- -c-- _,,.,, Vennarimen, Down 12-0, Rally For 1 2�·yc::;n .:�·1., "d',e:.• �� , "f w n . hh _ _ _ __ S ,, 11 n t ines . _ had the �fe ln first downs 12-7. " r m 20-12 Victory Before Sellout Hoose ;:; r:.�h .� !�� �;�' y ,�; ::., �:/• i · JIn .._,kson w1• 0 luggina hono s. BY IOI E. Clelt't. · Weft Tech 2, llyrl a o ., B .. ..- "\ / Ail ...... 40, AtThe Pomeroy Pantlters' light halfback IYIR Edd ie llufflngt l!•dmoor O, WhfMt•II O �TEJl, N . Y. (UPI J - show ed speed and runn ing skHI The Rutl and Red Devil!, Playing with ihe in the Pant hers 22-0 victo� comeback lf>ltlt P.9:ul E. B1tgood ha� bt.'en nam e d over the c. F�rry 20, Lln1ley lnlf. o Y Wah ama Whit e Falcons i n thCtJ l hat has made Coach Ji m Vennar i's footbal l elevens , · . fu.s t home game of Shady11de 14, to •� Elmer H. Burn ham :is famous Po whatt•n 6 the seas stopped a scrappy Midd leport Yell ow . on last. nl"ght · Lorain 24, Tqlffo Libbey 1 4 Jacket footba ll tea� 'head fooUNiil l coach at the Uni- / 20 to 12 Friday_ mght before a se lJ out crowd at Middleport. . Duffmgton, aided by good block- poinl s on a q ut: rt c rback sneak M•di t on 30, L• kevi•w Row o ...,,_ty of Roch e t r en 8 from l� Ton, g Gtueiler a n d The �ed Df!VI�s came back the second half to scor Rick followm.i: B urrJ ngton's touchd own ham Nt&es at :h: e�� or , l•ke wood 1 8, Cl•ve. J. Ad•m1 16 e 2 touchaeuon. BU,g6od has been assistant �ro� scored :omero 8 second dow Tht Panthers score d a sa fetv , Gu, H gh h, 16 Cl•v•. H ghh 12 ns tn the t�ird quarter and wrap up their 17th cons � uc d wn o , t on 1g11na the fi'alcons win. T�e last time Rutland was beaten was in 19&9 ecutive eoacli fol low1n i;: Euclid l2, M•pl ♦ H• lghh; O '!!l'• � ,'for the past 11 years. 4� yar� pu nt when the wi " !o"1' Pdu1in�!'! tout.hdow n. Tom Gru<.>ser·s M•rion 20 Clevelend W•lt t Ja� kets tlpset them 20 � 8. l n utes and fifteen second!! . lef t k ickoff •erit & . t the four ya'l'd line S•ndutk y 30, Cleve. M■ rlfl•H 12 Coach John Th�mpson s M ,d · clima xe d tn t_he f"1 rst half. He also t he 50 yard d rive with. a m�d e wher e it was ca ught h . . dlep(! rt _Jackets st1/I p1aymg y Bob R us - , Be re• 22, Fairv l•w o rt'. ns of 15, L2 and 3 1 yart.ls, w tu ch w!th s pect acula r 32 yard gallo p araerd sell, who th e n stepped out of I Verm ilion 44, Plymouth 24 1 h e desir e that has take n him J11s own / tl p IJUI th� Panthers ln other bo u nds. On left tn d . Slaw ter atthe nex t play Grues er Springfield North 22 Sprh1ifl•I• ur yea rs to �u i l d, look oue I own poi;it1Oils. Sonny temp ted to kick t1rf! ext ra Jjolnt � aw_ter ,s open trfl Pl)e d ful Hml'k Bill Jewell be• Genuine Pigskin . ,i Sh• wnee I mg kick off and bu t ,t was wide. J'omeroy's first slx poinl er was hind the goal l i ne for a two poin t- Mt. Glle•d B, Bellv ille 6 manhc� 88 yard s for a touc h I Croo s.vill e S6, . Thr••- .... by quarterback Ray Poulin , who er. down _with o_n ly fo ur m inutes k Rosevill e O The final qu•rtet ._.., the Red Wi!h t hree minutes and 30 se<•· N. Concord 24, Glou1te..- 1 4 scored on a si x -yard sneak play gon e . 1n the first quart er. Dev ils thre8teriing ltliln 'but a I 1 over t h e cente r o f the Pomeroy onds left in the thi rd gu arler t 7 5 N. Le x ing ton 0, M(:Connal s ville o Bill Harn,;,, Ma'.rn ing Bsu� . fumb le !hat Come I n and Register lost 18 fat'd1 fOfCe d poun d full Frai back eyb11r1 24, Cerr ci:11 6 line wil h four minutes JMt in the Gene Hester wen1 . ga rdner, and Ronm e Carr r1p- a punt that ro11ed dead at h Nothi ng To Buy rirsl quart e r. Poulin scored th e over fr nn1 the live ya rd li n e on a 1 Caldwe fl l2, Byesville 6 Ped off large _gain s in sh: tries Jackets 37. Th� t�q Ji(!kets firs! l�uchdown after six plays, power play_ The extra point at• I U pper Arlineton 36 Col. So. 7 to th_e Rutl an d 8 yard line. Then 1 p u nted af ter three alteinpfs from followm� big Mar ion Slowe's re- t empt by B u ffi n gton aro und l e ft Zane1vlll e 3', Co l. Linden 20 Harr is took a han d ofJ from sc ri m m age, bu t Oll�r•s klck w■s Col , East 1 4, N. Phil adel phle 6 cov ny of a Wahama fumble on side was no good. quar te � hack Ri_ck y Oiler , shot r ushed a nd 1 the ball wen t out of The MIDDHttORT, Whit e Falcons, who looke d Gahenne Lincoln 1 thP Wahama 30. 33, Ma rion over his own right tackle an d in I bou n d s at the 43. Rutla nd wii . good · against Fren k lin 6 Hannen last week l 'o"':ulin also scored the extra •����'!! . !'!!"!!���'!"!"....,.�-� for a tonch d own with out being Inside the Jacket 20 whe n a fum · . could not move the ball against th� West Jefferson 36, Dublin 12 tou� hed . ble co�t them the 15all. heavy Pomcrov tine. Coach Ale x Col. Ro sary 12, Groveport 1 2 Oiler attempted a pass to Ray. !'ito· s boys held the Falcons to HIIU ud, 20, Gnnd,le The Yellow J�keh th'1ft foe1: mo n d "llotdog" Kloes ·for the .l.AM'i;J w 14 P'P I ·· 41!, vards on lhe groun d. Waster-v ille $4, Big Wal nut o io tht air but to no awai) It extra point s but it fell incomII fl&od11e1 111111 fllW9 ,a illt,The Wahama backfield was he l d Dela ware Willis 12, Marvsvlll• M ut 1n il'ltffctpted the Jae• plete · 6 accounta ble for seven fumbles dur- l!luberton a, Akron BU<htel ket'1 third pa11lnt1 attemlilf at Couldn't Move 0 i n 1i: !he �ami> compared to Pom- U rban• 16, Bellefont•lne o the 45 wif!t less than 30 MC• Ru11a n d was unab le t o move • I onds f'IMll1nln9. eroy·ti two, w h ich gave t h e Pan• Roohtown 22 Windha m o fro m scrimmage after taking the tbers more .'leoring opport u nitie s. In t h e locker room after the , k ickoff and punted to their own V Two W11h :11na fumbles were recov . 43. The Jackets Oien lost li tt le ga";le � u lta nd Coach Jim yen- : ed by Pom e roy one by Stowe a Ttlh �... n ..,.11 ..,._ 1tnlloo dat to time in m oving the ball th e 43 n�n . said _he "!�It lucky alter : 236 P?Und sophomore tackle p(11 y. Uilrin• lal Ha!pa fOwucl yards to pay dirt and were out ::nnm g th,1s on e, bu t a�ded tl)at si,a"onal iniz 111s first year o( varsi tn ty fron foot• lnjoym.oi-b,ppiu toda.l Ult ----1l1to111 HI t 12 to o w i th three mir: . I . co u ldn t take anythm g aWay bull. fro m his boys �ho made f g reat 11tes to go in the first quarter b111it,m/ Stot FR.BB ro ,oltHdat comm.nc co meback to ';"'m. Harr is and Ca rr picked u p a Pant h er players were pena lized , ,, aa pcmpl,te, by U, I. DIPAIITMINT OF M 1 d �lepo�t s John Thompson first down to th e Rutland 27 in HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WiL1Aal!, 45 yards duri n!:( t h e gume com par­ had praise for hie YeJlow Jackets , . :. carri 4 es. Dann y Hindy then hit Y·. Public lletlth s.,,.1eo, No ollu,.doa. lunpiy ed to five by Wah uma b.ecause they still ha d t he d eKloe s on nice a pass play and 11re he Do n Savre, veteran halfback, who . , ;, . PILL QI COUPON NOWI has fought so hard to t he big end went all ' the way. 1 teaeh has a pulle d le,lif musc le, saw actio n . . Kloe s, ,, ::...,.-:: le perfe d ctly, took ft at • for II sh ort time wh i le Buff in,lifto n B o b Ashley's Raiders made to s ' : M•II To: p peed, on his finger hp!'! Har I Score by quart ers: 1 was recuoerotine from a hea d in . him a happy conch Frid ay night r1s attempted to run for th� Middl eport . . . 12 O o 0--12 ....,...,_.._ DILES RADIOIAR. CO. ! jury in the �ird Quarter. wit h a thum pln,: 36 l o 14 grid Rutlan d , . 0 8 12 0--20 extra points, but was stopped Ph. LY-34550, 99 Mortis Ave., Ath•n-, 1 I Reggie Phal in, 125 ht1lfbatk, dirt vict ory ovrr As h ley's form STATISTft:; S er In the .s econd q ua rte r the Red N...., T_, a fine job subb ing £or Sa.vre and schoo l. Sou thwester n , i n RUTLAND a game Devi ls came aliv e and began to I nave Brown, out wi1h a bad knee . at Ea s tern . Yards Rushin g . , . . . . . . 2341 bottl e up the Jeck et'.s offense f Re mis�ed scori n'!, bv inche s. a Coaches s ingled ou t Dou g Bis­ Mi d dlep Passm g · · · · · · · · • • • - �ort moved to the Rutlan d fourth touc h down for the Pant hers . sel for sler ling defense, mak in� 25 but could go no farther and Totals · · · · · · · · · • , . 283 Poulin attem pted another snea k 13 tack les, ancl 175-po u n d full the Red Devils took over. Whe n Pass At tempts . . 3 from t h e one-Coot line wit h five hock Mel Balla rd tor hl.!i labors Hutla nd faile d to move, Ji m Pass Comple�e , ·. · a seconds left in t he R&mc hut was o n !he offense. Hobste tter punted a beauty that Pass Jntercepte� . . . J stooped by the Falcons. Y.ards loss pe�alt ies . . · 25 Easte1 n d omin oted everytht n i: rolled dea d on the Yellow JaeThe st11rti n1? lineu p for the Pa n­ ,rst down s • • 12 , thers w as: ends. Ham m and Jewe ll · i n the statist ical depa rtme nt IJ}J kct 1 2. Mi dd leport failed lo gain � u b1 es a first � 2 dow n and Hindy yard s ru punted s hi n g tackles, t o 150. 1 2� yard� Gru eser and Slew urt'. Los · · · l i::-uards, Coaf<'!I and Barn itz; """: p�ss ing on lou r t'Omp lel1o ns o f o u t to hjs own 40. · four In plays the eigh Red t Devl tries ls Yard s Rushi with on e stole n to 44 ter . Crow: full ha('k , Jfrster; half. ng 167 barks , -Buf(i ngton and R c,i!"gle Pha• ya rds on three com plf!li ons o f were on t he Jackets' on e yard Passing . . Here'• 9111arafttHd line. Dave 39 Mart Jn. Rutla nd 's l 40• 12 attem pts and one swipe d . !in: Qlla rterba rk, Pouli n. ren•wfble 'I'otals · · · · · · . · . poun d h11lrback, in two 200 East car ern r ies fumb led twice but re. Suhs were Wine br<'nner and Pass A t te mpt• hol11tHtal and 7 Savre , halfb arks, and Stowe aml covert>tf both whil e SW m iscued had picke d up 25 yards l o ttie Pass Com pleted Jack et 3 lO after a five ;vrtlttill ln1urt1ncel yard penfour time s ant.I lost two. East. Fultz, guar ds. Pass I ern h a d t he first down edge, ally again st the Ml dd !es. Lee Yard Intercepted , . WAHAMA s LQSS perialtle-s . . . . . Com 20 bs in two trys moved in to Ends: Knann and Nicho lson: IO lo 7. the one end Hobstetter then dove First down s . . . . . . . . : . • . . . IO THE SCORING : tackles, VanM etrc and S1>rou se; Fumbles . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . 2 Ballard from the one carlJ:.. In over the left si d e of the YeUow Loat 11 u ard1, B�nn ett and Tavlor: 1-en­ ·I Jacke t line for the score. Slaw. fer, Ru11Re l 1; h&lfbacks, Roier!il and the tirst qua rter, an d aoo n lied 'Ru1111e1J; quarterback, Hargraves; fl.fl on Buck Fogl eson g's r un ter's pass to Combs for the. ex• Endl!I: Ault, Kloes, Shafer; uf> the midd le. On the ensi.ilng tra polnts was good and the Tackl es: Hays, Stobart, Roush, . fu ll back, Jewell. half en d e d 12 to 8. kickoff Nick Leonnrd went 82 STATISTICS BodJm er; Guards: GIike y, Batey, Th'ty Come Back Pom'r'y Weh11m 11 Yards lo put Eastern In front 12·6 De vils Rall; Center: Cha m bers; Backs: of Rutl and live up to The Raid ers added 16 more in )'ards rushlng 241 Hindy 45 , Oiler, Har;is, Wise, Carr. Devi ds or Rutl and llve up lo the secon d quart er to salt the Ya rd11 paaslng O 5 RUTLAND LINIU" . their i comebac sp k rit. win away as Lawrence Harsh• Martin Paa11ee a ttt1 m pted 5 Ends: D ugan, George; Tackles: 3 barger took a pass from Hen ry took Kloes' kicko ff to the 22 and PJeree Paaees Com p. o 1 , Sisson, Spaulding. Slaw­ Com bs picke d up 17 yards and a Hensle.v for 75 yards and a TD -------ZONE-STAT�--�PH!iles IntereePtt'd O ; to O r Guard s: Long, Runnion, Sis­ Balla rd gPtt! n� ! h e EP run acro8� rJnt down on tbe fi rst play son; Total yard11 gained .241 50 ond Cente r: Hysell: Backs: fro m scrimmage alter Rutl and Ray Coleman SC'ored from First downs lO C'omb. s_, Marti n, HoW:tetter, BroMA_ll 701 5 was pena ll z d e five yards tor off the six, Ballard aguin runnit1g Penalties AT I O N W I D E 45 gan, Barry. 15 slde . ... ' " ,, " ' Punh (AV . } 3-21 yds 3-26vdS 1he EP. Orrtcials A. M. Reis, Ja mes For fou r play1 lt was th ree FumM es 2 1 15 I. 2nd ltrfft 7 In lhe third period LE>onard yards and a clou d of dust for Mallon, Nolan Mace. Fumbles lo11t PhoM WY-2•24'0 l 2 � �• ,t,,. • ,v.,_ ar. I scorrd on o 26 yard pass t:ilay Vennarl's sinile wing offen.!le, Punt ■ block ed O • Pomeroy, Oftl1 2 fro111 H ensley and he also ran but on t h e fifth J:11 :BY Jim Bill NlrtlMWIH MUTUAL !NIU.INCi COMPAIIY • hffl1 tlllot1 \¥ILL HONOR HOLMAN . . I 0tHrftl'1 CNlllln. M11i the poin ts. Sherwin scored SW'a Ho�tetter topk olr on a NEW 25 YORK (UPJI - Nat Hof. Pomeroy 8 8 6 O - 22 second a n d last TO in the fo urth yard gallo p to the Ja<"k - ·· · � ets' 27. 11\liln, head -basket balJ -coach tt City Wahama o o o o - o guarlc,r agRin st , Eastern subs Combs edded another 20 to the Coll&te tor 36 years, will be hon­ TD's - Poulln , sneak, fl y!lrds; J<�ogles ong r un nin� the points. ' and Marfin went !n tor the touch ored ,t a testim Butrlngtnn, punt return, 48 y11rds: onial dirrn,r gjven down standing up, wtih seven by dllege By QUAR TERS : alumn i and former V\lrHeater, dive, 11 vard ii: SAFETY: Easte rn . . . 12 16 8 0-36 m Jnutes and 15 lecond1 l eft In 1lty ltliletes at the o Gru eser ; EP: Poul in, run. H tel Manhat. . SW 6 0 0 8-1 4 the third quarter. Hobatetter"1 tin, 8-pt, 28. Holman, run for the extra poJ nta was lflop. the CCNY tacult as. who joined ROIIOIRI SIGNS CO�TRACT a tutor in y ped . 191'1. announced his reitirement PH!LADELPIDA (UPI) - Back• Rutland llopped Mlddlepott on 11,t !ii)i-lng,· eftcc 1 court ace Guy Rodgen has re­ tlve Sept, 1. ; their four downs and forced 1 turned his itltned contract to the punt. OHer's punt traveled onl Phll11de.lphi1 Warriors for the y Now 100 con buy Hahl and modium-duti, five ya rds to the 30 and ln thre e IIM().6 1 Nati-onaJ Buketball Asso­ biTaNATJONAL 'llucb- 101 V-8 en1lnoe plays the Jted Devll1 weFe n .. clatlon 1e110n. Rodger11, 6-1, was 1 pay dlrt 111in . . Hobltetter wen llandard equipment, t ltt'.!ond In the league in assists CLEVELAND OPI - Veteran for one, Martin for 18 and the 11,t year with 482. tho truck-d••ilM<I V-8'1 Lou G r oza Is volu n tarily retiring JBO pound h•lfba�I!;, Lee•.�• 1 _..., Pl'Ol,obly heard about . 11s an active player for the Cleve• 'l'bey ,t.. 1'lll remarllable JU l!Ol>IIOIIIJ' lond Browns. BIG BOYS' , ■-1, and hauU,,, -., The retirement was announced today by <.icveland Coach Paul on llnt cool now. llol Ibo lmd: thorn Brown at the an n u al Touchdown be worth - wb■n :,ou NII II. Como in loci..i,I Club luncheon. Brown Wl:!I J'ntro­ NEW Ind USED ducin1: the team to the 700 per­ Sizes 7 ½ to 13 sonH at the luncheon when he an nounC'e.d Grozn 's r etirem ent. llOCMIST•I NAMES ClOllCH ff RE / --SCO --S Retum Of "" ,. yarm ..J_ For Touchdown MM1., lllori lln ffed p ., Int,,......., 3' Cleft . llltlfflcftdh'N / ��?� :t:�n --=--- FREE FOOT BA LL ;,!'- .! I � f� I 4 --- • · - -- --- �ackson s Ironmen, od ds_ on ravQntes to �ome &he · d�rll�Jls of wr1ter1 and ::.d:a!�t . •=� ee t a tot 1� (ttl :; �c�tn � al the (ll/fflltr, cl . lleat a stroni �iel d team t 1 '· last / nigh t. Tom 'i'titlft a e d h a'lfb Ji: ' aeored ltmri ie 16 i� the aec!�J 1 q uartet AM tirt . ti me All. SEOAL rullbaft- Cffi '89rett pu t tti'e two- . ·-· � j .,..lf, •0 ,,a.:,""'•n-, z.o,, _, ..... . ,-,.., �----------------------J '' I ..•. ' • I • ,' / �. , .•.I , ,•, .. . MJDDi...EPORT. - ·-- Now-V-8 power Is standa rd ! '11-e ..., olons '!l1b a... t --· · - , .., ' l -.,, � _____·__ "Where Quality I, Pataniount" . 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' ) , ., • I r •·so" -ruaii;._, iu.czndu in a ;Pipe TV ShllS for lve,vono SUNDAY WIITN-TV Chanlllll U - 9:45 a.Ill, "Now Are We The Sons Of God" United Mefhodtd Church, Pom­ ( • :.t.:.-;:� ��:i.; ;.:., ■ Evtn1•llltlc · , 1.1 om; l ·ti � -� ir:.. · ...... - , 7· . ,.. ,.._ ._. u--. � 1 et potor,. lhzildaJ IC ll" . •� .' wg'J mi.. 10 !; "'· 'Sunday ocftool ever Bl le atu In II Sam . 12: 1-7, Nalhan the prophet tells King David about two men in a certain city. One was 'tich and one was poor. The poor man had one lamb, which he dearly l oved. The rich man had many sheep. One day when th e ric:h man had a g�e�t in the hous.e instead of klihng one or his own sheep for the guest, he went over to the poor man's house and got his only sheep You ll!!ow-wllat t1l'etlslon ft requlrea to build 11lridge, or an engine, or a watch. The same exactness goes into the construction of a pipe •(;:!· �:i:f ;:. and killed it for his guest. Daman put vid became quite excited and was ready to h.ive the Nathan as old , fourf to death or at least to make him pay back u nfolded the story before him. " because Then Nath an said to David, "Thou, art the man, d that cau�e then and u have taken the wife of another man om htmfr lo g belon not _did �a n to be killed . David took what . riches his to n ariso comp someone else who had very little m . sto'.y the, g telhn was an Nath David never realized while s case that he was the guilty party. It could be you - m David it was, Hfc. · It could be you that have become )ax in your reIig1ous other that you nce eonvi devil It could be you who have let the church or keepmg things are more important than going be you that holds could It ienc�. up on your salvation exper lo �et closer Needs soul. some of the key to the salvation church. their _of s mean ial mater the to God _ needs to help in d of mstea 11 m work and h churc _ Needs to find a home . another to church drifting from this It could be you who is reading this or you_ who have �eard many sermons or you who have read th� Btble many times, but you like David have not realized Iha! it was you that the preacher was speaking to (God through the_ preacher�. Of God was and is speaking to you a s you are readmg the Bible. It could be you who needs salvatio n. It could be you who hasn't much time left. . . It could be you whom the Lord is calling mto full ttme ser­ THE CHURCH l"OR ALL . . • A"L.L. l" O R T H IE C H U R C H organ;. · Thi, O.urc,h 11 ,ho ••nlnt f1�101 on ,nnh for rhr butldlns of d,.,u1tt and iood chl:Jenthip. h ,u ,ro,ehou� of 1pirkutl nluH. Wld1out • mon11 Chu�h, nc,id1cr <kmocracv nor clvlliM• lion can oun,i�e. Thut ar� four oaund n111<>fll •hy '"""IT prroan 1hould 11• wnd ....,1c:u rtsularly and oupp,>r\ 1he Church. Tho Ht: t 1 ) FOfhiiown .. kt. (!) For hi, child,�r1•• .. kt. 0) Fer rhc ukt of hl1 communit� and n•1ion. (4� for 1N' Hice of ,h Church in�lf. which Mtd1 hl1 monl ind muu,11 tuppor,. Plan 10.., tp church H1ul•r1v uul ruol your B.Lblc &111,. But· the men· who make pipe organs, like all others who build, have a feeling for the USE of their product. An organ will lead hundreds In their worship of God. It will support a talented choir in the �endition of a sacred cantata. Or it will blend !with a host of untrained voices to raise a atirring l,ymn to God. lt will sing softly while Christians �ommune or thunder 1najestically a great re­ ........ "" ....., """' ... And yet · this valuable organ whose creation requires euch skill and precision is secondary i n . 'the Jlfe of the Church. I t is simply an instrument, �ike this weekly advertisement, to help the Church fulfill its Mi..ion. That MissioTI is to lead you, and your family, and your world, to the Lord, When the organ calls men to worship - be Th__,., "• ' • """ to ,_ Cl,ai,tn JOI ...·� Moo"' , T.-, I WtdlN'ld•7 t:phl'IUUl1 (.'u!<Miana � Fridir 11 TbeNalo11iui. l 11-U ll•l:.I 1p,.i1 10-17 vice, or to some other special job that He ne� done. We there ! read of men like Billy Graham, D. L, Moody, L1vmgston, and many others but they h eard the call and answered, as the Apostle Paul did when he was on the road of Damascus, "What would thou have me lo do". "II could be you," that _ying '"l1Jou art the rnan.� sa is_ _ od _ G With the ltope it will, in so me measure, laster •nll help n,,rtain that whirh fa good in fa mUr, and r..,..munitr, life, this feature fs sponsored by the bu ailaea,r flnns aml organf::atlons wlao11e names appear below. .. , ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Furni�ure and Appliances Phone YU-5,2125 Chester, Ohio Closed Ea<,h Lord's Day Rotk Springs Road Jeweler and Optometrist MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER FURNITURE Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. Middleport 115 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Phone WY•2-2460 S CO. R. H. RAWLINGS & SON Dealer Your Dodge & Plymouth Middleport, Ohio . .THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union 5668, Ravenswood, W. Va. . . f STIFFLER RED ANCHOR Bakers Of Good Bread FOREMAN & ABBOTT cu,tom Built Kitchens Mlddlepert OHIO YALLEY BAKING CO. Makers of Holsum Bread FRANCIS FLORIST HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK (The Friendly Ban k) Middleport KARR & YAN ZANDT . 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Tu ttle and · Mr. and Mrs. Jay Honshell a nd grandson Duane, spent Sunday with daughter, and Mrs. Fr.i. ncis Sapp M r and �frs Elza Osborne al Ath- and daughter and Mrs. Erma Roush, all or Columbus spent the ens. . weelr: end at their home here. - Among thot1e visiting with Mr. 1 Mr. and Mre. Bob Donnett and and Mrs-. Edward Griffith last week family of Gallfpolis visited Mr. and were h is un cle. Mr. anct:)tnl. IEd Mn , Laurence Napper and famJly GriHlth and his brother. Dan G rif- recent ly. fith of Pomeroy. Mrs. Lil lian Napper has ret urnto her employment at the Oh io ed Mrs. Paul Lawrence and son, Val ley Baking Co. after a wee k's Gene Roy. of Portland, visited her vacation. _ sister .and family. Mr. and Mn. Mn. Lewis Walker \lisited Mrg Milton Tuttle, Sunday. H•nson Holter, Thunday. Mr. and idrs. Edward Griffith spent Thursday with N!lativea at Garry Walker of Racine spent '"Zanesville and the week end at Co· the week end with his gran d par­ lu m bus with their son, Garry, and ents, Mr. and Mn. A(bert Bartel�. , Visiting llr. and Mrs. Lewi s ramily. Man d ie Rose spent Tuesd ay with Walter .Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. her grandparenlll, Mr. and M rs. Ro, C urti.11 Mrs. Lillian Nappe�, A. D. Tuttle. Mn. tda Laudermnt and Vlrgil Walker of Bashm. Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Long mevMn. Harold Newelt and d aughed lo New Jers.ey where he has em- ters of Chester visited Mr. and plo)·ment. Jin. Charles Baer and Mr. a nd Mr. and Mn. · Charlie &bcook I �ra. Geora:e Baer Th ursday evenvisited Mr. and M'rs. A. D. Tutile mg. . Mn. Lillian �•PPtr and Mrs • Friday eveni·n &. Robert Laudermilt spent Lab:ir Ma rga ret Tuttle and Mery K. Day at Fair point with Mr. ,mrt Holter ca l led on Mrs. Mi lton Tuttle Mrs. George La udermiJt· and Mr. 11rid Sunday aft ernoon. and Mrs. Henry 'Sprouse ------- - � daughter, Betty. They .�11 enjoyeti a picnic at Tappan L:.,kes. Mrs. Amanda B::ier i!! vistti ng Mr. and Mn. Woo>lrow )lora Jnd oc family of Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hol ter a�d Sunday School attendance on Sep1 11 was 44, o'rfering $13 .88. family of Long Bottom visited his Attendance at worship service parents, )Ir. and Mrs. Ha nson was 1 9 wilh Hennan Tay lo r, lay- Holter Sunday. ' leader. Mn. Amanda Baer visited Mr. . Mn. Charles llaer 11nd Mr. and and The Alfred Homt Dt:n onltrahon Mn Geoqe Baer Monday. • ·. ' Cl ub met al the home of !Qbyl, 1 This s 8. Dorst on Thur day, sept. was an organi:tatiohal an� plinning meeting. The Follrod Robinson lamlly attended the christening serv�ee at .., Mnfh• Halslnvtr the Heath Melhodi!t Churc�1 !.�id■nd Mn. Roy Cheval ier a·re Mt . dleport, last Sunda� afterooon. anno ncing the marriage , of their u to Alice Mayes, daughter John Taylor, 11_tat1o?e� with !hf' son Bill Air Force in California ts spcndirg of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ma)•es, several days at the home of Dis Little Hocking. The weddi ng was parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Tay- performed by Rev. Eldon Blake on lor. Sept. 13. · Weekend visit.ors of Martha H�I• and Mr and Mn .t.rnest Taylor were Mr. . and Mrs. W 1; sin1er at g comin Home a Charies at tend;d and children and Md ger Hot.in Jacksonville Ohio )list Sunday. ,: Ho�slnger . an Rodnl!! Mt■. and ""the of The annu� I Ho�ecomlng f_1 eld, Ohio. Gree� Orange Church was h'eld Sunday, children from TUe!fflay Vl.8lted Carter ia Virgin 1 Liltle of p11on Thom e M:axin with ng and sterli Mt. of SeS!h� :F'oll rod ng. . . Mn. Gera ld Swartz and daughter Hocki · Recent 'it&Jtors of Mutha H ol g at the visitin f �a riella are · James Mrs. and I 11ina:er were Mr ;o lr 0 h l !to�t::;:.Ser" w::1:�ld at the qine an: c:udr: d r. Dinsmore Boyles 'l!ome for �- I vRle, an oi ·Ra• n.....uiit rnnL y Doroth and c:tlne evenay Tuesd last Boyles 1 Phillip . cine. mg. Jrtr. aruJ Mn. Clifford Barber of , Mr. and. Mrs. Ch les D . Wood e Empire Obio were �nt visitors 11' C• E · Nina Robinson and mr. 'and ..,_1, Frank• BarJtr of ._._ e4i from the Alfred Chunh attend •n• art lhe Evangel i!ltic Institute held at . l&r. a:d �- ���• :!� �J rs. ' t w UD....ted vi i i TUppers Plains M1!!thodlst Church, Robert VanMeter. Monday evflnU11, Sept . . • 1 1· F �nit Bigley and l'rences Holt 1 ,en pa a d Kp1cai Hertha Mn. trtil! ......... •...,.,pint ffl Athens on r Iieal the Elmwood Nursing home turned to het" 'home at Pomeroy M:�� llri, Eldon Bla�e and i.n,: Sundny • __ ...,,a •peoMe ,-.... ,t1m Eden Utilt• Mr. and Mn. ��man �bcoclr: u !thiin �l)tnt the ed ns of Long Bottom v1s1ted Otis Swan ,r, at y6uth City tion Junc at d ,ree f; at Elmwood Nuninl Home Sunday. . Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Wooide ca:. ,.. 11h Clayton Klmeg visited her mother, Mrs. J. � Little Hoek.mg fhim e · h a v Fran Hayes and Mr. and Mn. _ .lloi'lle . . h 66· Cheesebrew at Middleport Sunday. to tbf!llr. Diitr Alfred Huntington, W. Va. Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Center ay Take Someone to Church with You Sund Pomeroy Phone WY-2-2844 ' •JI HEINElt'S BAKERY ' Eagle Ridge Personal News ·-- I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Middleport ·, Pomeroy THE DAilY SENTINll B,, H. SANBORN °! �'::c �•:A� Wt!,,�:t :��er Che:,�:�· ,ljYP� •l on the Mo�nt that Jesus teach­ es. We need to realize it does .exi8t: and it is an imPortant rule in our Christian lives Organ 'Iii""' 'w . . . "IT COULD BE YOU" lly Rev. Pan! Hooll1, llllnbter, 1'11ppen Plalnl EUil Charge St. Luke 7 :40 . And why beholde■t thou the mote th.at is in thy . brother's eye but perceivest not the beam that ls in thme own eye . The above is a portion of Scripture that most of us would just as soon forget that ii ex­ isted; but the fact remain� • that it is a part or the Sermon ,�essional.' .P,:� $ •i '!���:: w. su·· SERMONETIE :Precision , r. No Money � •n •n.lf, u,- .to I ;� • lo Pay on 'M!I remodall•• 11,oJ,e•r t• 1 _J .!·· ·--=-- Hard wOOd OJ' soft­ wood paneling in many diflerent BP fl• cies. Knotty Pine as low as ___ _ 22½ • sq, ft. •' 1390 .K.C. . 1 0 :30 ,m. L.•npvll1e con,rwptton• � Ch�� · On those occasions when the weather beaten preacher from �f Church. -Su nd •Y h tlan few sheep and sacks the fanning districts Went to market ' ' ° ° . his . 0 · h sen-1ce 1 .30 of grain, he was wont to ta ke up h 1s posI aI so1:0e eonv enie nt am Wors 'P Sevtn th•D•Y Adffntid oy ;omer spot, and there inveigh against the evils of the t1111es. We have -(l� Butternut Ave. DAV Rall) n.o way of knowing what impression he may have m�de upon, Sabbath School 2 pm; Worsh ip the government, but .we do know that. he became an lf!lJ!lOft�l servi� 3 : 1 5 pm; servict:!s are Sat­ ' without knowing it. Quite probably, 1f he had been hv mg m urday. " Prayer meeting 1hursday 7:30 pm. our time, he would have been a sharecropper. ... Mt• MorlehChurch of ,,.._ -• Hlts Sour Note 0 ay S Old Testament scholars who have probed the matter rather un1 % .o::a ;;: e deeply are of th � opinion that the text .of this week ' s Sunday ;;; d! 7 : 30 Pm ; Young peop lfi s Y school lesson is_ taken from a sermon Micah preache� o!l some F.ridri:y 7:so pm. OCCpion When � was able to get the ear _of the nation s leadCarleton lnterdenominetlon•I ers . This was, qmte probably, a rare occaSton for him. Kingsbury Road-Sunday school ft s�:me to ha've been an occ8Sion when everyone wa$ con- 9:30 am; Worsh lp hour 10 : 30 am: everyone else· ' when the talk was of prosperity and every other Su nday. gratul'atlng · hthll hein laptl1t Greri:t Ben d a bright outlook for busmess, an d wh en th ere was no cJ oud In nl n � worship 9;30 am; sun-Mor the sky. . . school 10:1& am; Evening The Chamber of Commerce of a certaJ n m 1d�esteri:i city da se:Vice 7 :so pm. eroy, Eugene Brown, Minister. Sunday school Q:15 am Kenneth Finley, Supt: worsttip J0:30 am topic "Learning to Tr ust God"; MYF Both Juniors an d Seniors at 6 pm · Rev. Brown will be at "A Retreat on Evangelism" Sun­ friends of honesty. The question arises, howt'ver, a$ to just day afternoon thro ugh _the 20th. how far out from home base our honesty ought to go. Are we Wed. 9 am Prayer Meeting; Wed. expected to be honest with the people next �oor, and then 7 pm Choir Rehear!al M ra. Jo�n Re\', Brown will WaYer a little in relation to · the people a m ile , a thousand Werry, d irector; Statio n WMPO Radio on preach mires, or half a world away? Io am Tuesday through Friday. If tl1e preacher and relig'iori �re expected . to support the The Fir1t 81.,,11, church, cause of justice, is ther,e any limit beyond which that support Pomeroy , ·Ralph c. Zunde l , pastor is not required?. Is there �!IY , ritua�'·- or, p�rsop�J pietr, ,that Yfill Albert Martin I Jr., AHt. S u pt. . , . ...,sel'l/e BS'8 substitute for JllStice ot h:bnestY°? 9:,10- 1 1 : 15 combined se rvice or ' Just how far is the Church required to go in defending the worship and stu dy. Nursery and cause of justice and truth?1 Herein l ies the whole questi�n. of Junior church for children. Ser­ whether or not the "social gospel" is a part of the Christian mon "The Greatest Action in thpe worl d "; 6 pm Men's Fellowshi message. a nd s u pper at Naylors (Copyright 1980 by Ute Division of Christian Education, Na- meeting Run Park; Thursday all day meet tionaJ Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States i n g of ttie Rio G ra nd e Associa­ ' of Anierica,) tion at Rio Grande; Su nd ay, Sept. Freeland Nbrtis begins a 25 ; l "' •H ull.Cit OF THE NAZARENE 9 :30 am SupL Herbert Rou h of revival aervices. week prayer services Wcd11esd•y 8:.00 lrr■cu,■, Ohio Church of Chrl1t, Middleport, Mia1 Ruth · Matchett wiil be the preacNng Sunday rdght 7:30: . tjaecial speaker ln the e�ening pm, Joung peopIes meeting sun- Fred I. Gardner. Minister. 9:30 Supt Steffy, C. R. School. Bible thli Sunday, Sept. ta day 8:45 pm. · IMVJce . ,,... Methodftt ' Ctlourch- l0:30 Morning worship, subJect at 7:30 and Ttie service be"ill,i • ,. and Sacrific. e''; •h , pastor "Consecration public is in\llted aai d Harold Rev. W. H. strausbau& sub1ect rvice, se g Evenin 7:30 30 9 Laure1 Cliff : S un d ay scbool : Holmes,, pastor . wlth M en " ; am Phil Wise, SuptJ Cl1111 meet• "God Displeased tng 10:30 am, wm. "Balley in wed 7:30 Prayer meeting and charJe; FMY servlc� '7 pm; Evan- Bible study; Wed . 8:30 Choir gel111tlc service• 7:30 pm; Prayer pracllce. · meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm . Tup,-rs Pla lm EUB Churioh, � Hooks, Minister. 9:10 worHj■-II lt:un Fl'ff Method ltt: R.1> Paul sh ip sen ice , 10 :�5 Sunday school, bezt E. Smith, Sr., pi stor : Sun d ay 7:30 Wed. night prayer meeting, School 9:30 a. m. , Worley Haley, 730 Th u rs. night Chrl!'!tian End. s u pt.; MorDing worship 10:30 a. m. The Htath Methodist Church, \lffl'tla�lffci . . Church of Jtt:u, You th service, 6:45 P, m .; Evaneport, Raym on Konkr i«h.t, Middl th,ftf . _.. -Latttr D•Y Saints, gelistic meiSage, 7:30 p. m .; Pra)'• Worsh ip 10:30 am, Topic r. Pasto · Old Town Flats on Portlan d Road eer meeting, Thursday 7 30 p. m. "An Artesian Church"; C'hurc1t Sunday •chool 0:80 am; Preacldng Panttcosta l A1 ...Jbl r Rout, 1 24 School today 9.30 but next Sun , 10:lif am · an4' Bible Study Wed- Dor.eis, E. Codner, Pastor. Sunday ned Sunday Proffitt, pas• school 11 am; Ch1ldren's church day Sept. 25 a combi neaday 8 pm; C. be held will ip worsh and l schoo tor, 3 J)m; Worship 7:30 p m Sunday, 1111 Jt is ft.411)' an d Promotion Day Mlclway Community Church, 1 Tu"11day and Friday• It will beiln at 10 and close at lr•dford Church of Chtl�f, 1 1:30. Be sure to bring your fa­ Bobby Searles. Minister. Chu ck &eirles, sunny School, Supl., Raith H1111lble, Pi"itOft Jim Ret1d, vorlte food and share with oth­ lunditf 1oltoal .stam at 9:30 a. m.,. _ Supt; Bible achoo1 9:10 am; Morn- ers ., 11 Ueat family in the 7:U p. Ina worshi p 10':Bo •�; Christian ch\ll'Ch' ballement following the m,et meetlnJ Tuesday • End,aver (youth) 8 pm; �venln1 •'program. Greeting committee to· 111_ . e . Zlotli C� ., ctirht, ,...., "Ol'flhip 7:30.i. Widnesday vening day Is Mr. and Mrs. James Brew­ ,:80. Sfudy Bibi• / !Oy-�.,iUe ' Boid, Euliene fnlt<in. Youth Fellow,hlp at 6:00 Und� IJ)lftilter. B.lble 1ehool I choir -- rehearaaJ W�nesd1y !at � ; 11;nr1,t tlf aurett lt■IIIMtry 0 : r · in 8:30 ...; �O ii ' t �.�P.J 80 Marcum, Jlllnlittlr: Bible School, 1\ 7 pm., ClaH 12 will have a pot8opm at the y . 1. 80 ,, m. Wilbur llow!ey sr. s1'\i� luck Wednesda 6 1111: , Etl,;nhlJ tlll'l�li) ,1 fltl,l>"!· l h , MoM1tng ftonhlp . � o: ,o; Chri stian home of Mrs. Fran.els · Klein. Asllert :RWI, ,lble le oo •�· re Mrs. Clata ah 1'1ie -� Mlfirfl11:4Htt �r Endt1i\'or 8 p.n1.: tvenlng wore�lp, ilstani hostessea a Ketcbka, Mrs. Mae Mrs. ; l , el Sun• Crisw P,.ior. , B,rrlnr · · Rev , p.m. El lzabeth Mrs. PhilSon, 1m, JJana Wln,e• K r� � -, J• hovah't Wlf. Maxine , day� · fu rage bever and Meat at . Hibbs . , lhlit; Wfflh_lp sentl.ce bre neaHu, fiuhlk me·ettng Sunday 3 on Mlse1 Dist. h mout POrts d. \'outh nlshe Bible", ihf • pm; ••· ,tudy r . 7:'M htowe 4 Wttc pm: 1 , ..., _, �orts ch, Chur ty ·1. llirisd I)'. 8 pm; Ser- Rally, Trinl Nit Cmo11 _N:orrl11. Blble iitudy � r Dmne 2lli. Sept._ y, Sunda h, rl)out . ifi'.I.:» 8 pm Wednes- vk:e mfietibJ Thu·raday 7 pm; ¥.I n• Youtb 8:00 ($1.35) Resenatlon muat be I: itb1e study 7:30 lstry Br.boo) Tby�•f 8 pm. · G)'· Holl- given to the pastor -today. Bishop DMlvlll e . pm r,. Wemer will be present . .,,,_u.,Jl•• Do , n Wa �b_en• •nd ,M Circle 'Is asking the ,illt, tiff, Cb_urch. Lillp l.eftl,t UI C'Miiiib. · y scho�l · Eleanor putof 9ttnd17 acbwan&, p�or. -Sunda , Hu• 10:sb_ women of the ch urch Ior favorite h_lp ,rora Moraj,21 9 apt; :80 · -�· • ·Wontil;,,_, aenlcet" 1, .,.;1 •••�� tm, recipes which they wlll pJiu�e In · 8.45 �m • Pilgrim Vodfll ....,, •I • • , - .-.. tnlnt Sund.at JL,.., 1 a book that they are compiling W the NuaNn• Evangelt1tlc se..-v,ce 7i30 pm; .; and WUI hav� on Hie. Place in • M d Holmes: low•hip service Wedn esday ?: Bev box matkt!:d tor , that purp� or � � � ·· r Jln\Mtditleport Churcfl or the N• : 1lve to • m�be i ,s:8:ip���� .7. ,stor 0 ; ernoo 2f. 9ept. _ bJ' • · Sunday school, 9:30 M Franrs. e:ao pm'; 'ET,.anlellatlc aerv1ce1 a t 1tr1M• wor!hlp, 10:30 •· m . m�t Thunday 2enptm 7:30 pit; Wedn.«la1 1:30 • pra)'er m ·• morning ce .· . ld pres Klein, els .., ing .serv1 7 30 p. m · Pr'""'er l!UB Church iliileetlng; Prayer • bour Tueaday Even South lethal C:!tWedft st�d7 lllbltt and ng meeti the ii e r lliir30 Siin• tet. Mlnla ,:ao pm; ::Miat1'6n'Y un1,c at i :30 day b, Paul lloo ce; 8 servi hi wo�s lrd Taesd1)' Of the montll p s J, schoo · day . N�!!!, '••�lst--S1,1nday aehool pra m. a. 1 1 wonh lp, , Paul of Naal'IDt, -.,,....,.,. 9:80 a. m.; Wedneld.ay 7 p. � tr , lc -toJ" er i an. rv 11: E. N . e • school r Ml i1t . Sundv 10 o . e n l k s, Ho CirpenNt' l1ttf{it - . Sun�ait)' ,. .,� Sebool I 80 , �30 YF' 7 ··.30 l 9,30. lt'ornln1 worzblp, � w:::t\P -::,v schoo l 1 ;.;:,� �:M �oi( p ,: !l! flnfl,, • I · lO 6 ,� l:'5 Eniz ·,crvfeea 1:llll ; Pri7 Alfra,I Mtthodlat Chureh, R... i/.ut1 •nd Pint ltptht-.Su• 30 17 '1: , Thursd: · Sunday MU· • ;i ,: t m. Preaehfn• Suil• Robert -Card pallor iHeuN, ii Pray:,r, Chester,, (The acbool 9:30 •· Dtn' intet' 8\ij1it. Lloyd 9:30 hool day : -<, .r ��!reb In Town). 'Ed 10:45. Homecom� ��vW'te Pi•lllrttrl•rt _ •�m� ,Hrvlce h i c 1 MIDDLEPORT, OH IO T ,I M E small flocks, -he had se�n the poor ravished by the city l�nd, lords and he had watched splendid fam1hes driven to the highway s as be'g�ars because they could not pay the taxes �hat were h••�ed 11pon them by their rulers who protected the rich. timt. when every generation has to face the practfoaJ tacts, but \lie man who asks questions is not apt to enhance hJs popularity theteby. It is easy to 1mag1ne that M_1cab's meeting ended on a sour note because h e spoke out m · "beha{f of the people.Radius of Conscience The probablltties are that every decent man believes in honesty, and expects the preacher and the Church to stand as 111,1;, sq, fl. lla rbara Faye And CO F F E· E 1:'h� There comes a CEILING TILE Aco1.11tic o r non­ �"'� aco uRit. Ideal for ugly,. ffl'acked cei l­ ing!. l!':toslly applied. As. law las _ _ _ _ Sl'ARl'ING MONDAY AT I AM. A NEW SHOW FOR YOV • • • ... n ll1U1 i1dll• •.-lr& lllt1M 8y Roy L. Smith Nothing is more unfortunate th!n that the people shall emmost im brace a religion that has no soda! oonscienC" e : not sup- . IS 1t 1f mockery sheer is world the in p,essive ritual to- 1 obligation of feeling duty a of a wilh or sen.&e plem.ented ' • · 1 ward one ,l!I Iefl�owe. , Prophf"t s Plea , . invested that the Hebrew prophets 'Ytth thetr • m · ¢hin� The mortality was their devotion to justice , and then d etermina• tion to make religion its ally. . . The proohet Micah from whom we have Uns week 's Sunday school Iel!lson, was' a man from amon� the common people _ a fariher from one of the rural districts southweirt of Jer1:1salem. In the couTse of his yenr5 in the fields, OT herding his are we discriminated against in the matter of prices on live stock in your ·market?" · Roush', Shoe Store --Atten tion Ladies . . . : Religion Without Social Conscience fli make lliiM!lir LOA FE RS LION S GET McC LUN O DETROIT (UP I) - The Detroit Lions have acqu ired defensive line­ man Will ie Mccl ung lrom the Cleveland B rowns and have uked waivers on rookie en d Dave Rosa . SUN DAV SCHOOL Ll!SSON OF THE WEEK om: .,,,ngeliltl• -.rvl«, 7:4e pm; Wednelday Blble 1tudy 7 :45 pm . Rutland Church of th• Nuu.nt -S u n day school 9:30 1m. Morning worship 10:411. 1:nntellatic H"r• vk• 7:41!, pm Mldwttk l'rtiYer ��rvice Wednesday 1:4� pm. Columbia Chepel Chd1tl,nBible school· 9:30 a m . Wor■hip 1ervice 10:30 am on the ,econ� and fourth Sunday■. · Oe•t•r Church of, Chrl■.t­ Blble school 9:30 am. rrea �t n� 1r 10:30 am on the first and Sunday,. Rutlen4 Chutch of ChrlU Bihle school 0:30 a m ; w11rshJp .s ervlce 1 0 : 30 am; Youth F · 1Uowship 6 pm; Worshlp 'l' P Ptnwroy Church of C� rid -· Sunday sc_hool 9:30 a_m; M t: . : E'v ors lng :. :'f ·. o ����:;.·er me�u n: ;;�sB�tle study 7:so pm wed:nes• day. K lntibu ry Church - �u n �y ichool 9:30 sm; Worship 1erv1ce bad arr.anged a trade tour of the surrounding terntory, m the t!G8l'ile of Which the leading business men of the town hoped j)ehonal contact with their "constituency." The chief fo repi'iloerit them was a young. preacher who enjoyed 'ffi�lt c·rm11dem,e, and w�o was able to make a "good speech." 'TIie Unlfohn su·nilay School lesson fo r S eptember 18: "FALSE LEADERSHIP BRINGS RUIN," Micah 3; 4: 1-5. 111 one eountry town .iie had delivered the a ddress of the oc­ casion when a local attorney - a plain man who made n o pre­ tenge of speaking smoothly - arose and said, '"Now that we have had the sWCl't dessert, let's take time to look at tqe facts. We are )ll)l<els, but we have a question we want to ask. Why Groza Hangs Up Pads, Spikes IAKER and SfflRIED vour LENNOX dealer Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1 7 , 1 960-5 ;�h 1 • Pbone wv.2.a,n4 PO�EROY, OHIO INTERNATtONAn TRUCKS .... a­ COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES - ··.; If you a,. plannln9 to remodel yout honte 11H u1 for o �rs­ crh■ad ramod•ling strvlce� litcltns fllnt111 IN■ IUili111 llololll hrclls lllic IOIMs lrlllfflfl lnt1111 ,,.. '""" -------------MAX WAR D' Mid l M1DDL'EP(iRT · i..i.ii lJP 'I � '.� plnt<,round for home reP<lir Nrl1f1. I/to h�v• overythin1 han. . under ,ilia roof. Savo limo , • • s ·· " nion,y. I OVER 85 ? -sEck-Yl , iw 11 no nHif for •llcllnt 1hoP, I _ ,., . l)jf;• °"!l· Wlfh Cq ,'fll flletri, A Go.d iPAIRS EAST First Grid Tilt ·- a� SlittNMs • ha a •Y•rythlng to ma ke SW 36-14 Jn _______________ • For Girls <: I Raid'ers Th ump Ra incoats PO'-llROY." CEM. , B LOC K COMPA� "'"!""r NtW SO OK L '- ·,1 11 � " .,,J .r.- -� H� arln tl Loss an d •rv ou s Te nsion r Ila. ._. G UY,.,, reenf"IC Id OH.. . • I / I THE SH()f IOX - pointe r extra try 1erou.� Gree114 fleld tied it up ln the aecpnd quar­ ter but WrJj'.ht came back Jn the ,fjnal !rime te sqU.lrm aqOII fro m thlfl B •and Uf� final 14-8 count. - • S ,·01 Notes fden r� -• tv �•e N 8WS Of Wee k I o�ce;��:}:J wool' •n I Ch�n ;iWid • �-...-----------·····._.-.. ---------� ----------------...-------••==-·------------------------- � ..,.._____,,,____---·-·-·-·-·-·~·�------------·�-.... . Pa nt hers Le ve l Fa lc o n s; R 11 tl an d Wins In Co m ebac k Buffington Sparks Win On Punt , ..... ,1i � � ::::�� c . • ._.. •1•· 1• ...,...... 0 .. � I • ::.:- ::·nL '""'o c,, �i"'" "' ., ' 1, •, I• ,, , •· " �' 1 ••MOttt ,. c,.,,., , ' ==- -c-- _,,.,, Vennarimen, Down 12-0, Rally For 1 2�·yc::;n .:�·1., "d',e:.• �� , "f w n . hh _ _ _ __ S ,, 11 n t ines . _ had the �fe ln first downs 12-7. " r m 20-12 Victory Before Sellout Hoose ;:; r:.�h .� !�� �;�' y ,�; ::., �:/• i · JIn .._,kson w1• 0 luggina hono s. BY IOI E. Clelt't. · Weft Tech 2, llyrl a o ., B .. ..- "\ / Ail ...... 40, AtThe Pomeroy Pantlters' light halfback IYIR Edd ie llufflngt l!•dmoor O, WhfMt•II O �TEJl, N . Y. (UPI J - show ed speed and runn ing skHI The Rutl and Red Devil!, Playing with ihe in the Pant hers 22-0 victo� comeback lf>ltlt P.9:ul E. B1tgood ha� bt.'en nam e d over the c. F�rry 20, Lln1ley lnlf. o Y Wah ama Whit e Falcons i n thCtJ l hat has made Coach Ji m Vennar i's footbal l elevens , · . fu.s t home game of Shady11de 14, to •� Elmer H. Burn ham :is famous Po whatt•n 6 the seas stopped a scrappy Midd leport Yell ow . on last. nl"ght · Lorain 24, Tqlffo Libbey 1 4 Jacket footba ll tea� 'head fooUNiil l coach at the Uni- / 20 to 12 Friday_ mght before a se lJ out crowd at Middleport. . Duffmgton, aided by good block- poinl s on a q ut: rt c rback sneak M•di t on 30, L• kevi•w Row o ...,,_ty of Roch e t r en 8 from l� Ton, g Gtueiler a n d The �ed Df!VI�s came back the second half to scor Rick followm.i: B urrJ ngton's touchd own ham Nt&es at :h: e�� or , l•ke wood 1 8, Cl•ve. J. Ad•m1 16 e 2 touchaeuon. BU,g6od has been assistant �ro� scored :omero 8 second dow Tht Panthers score d a sa fetv , Gu, H gh h, 16 Cl•v•. H ghh 12 ns tn the t�ird quarter and wrap up their 17th cons � uc d wn o , t on 1g11na the fi'alcons win. T�e last time Rutland was beaten was in 19&9 ecutive eoacli fol low1n i;: Euclid l2, M•pl ♦ H• lghh; O '!!l'• � ,'for the past 11 years. 4� yar� pu nt when the wi " !o"1' Pdu1in�!'! tout.hdow n. Tom Gru<.>ser·s M•rion 20 Clevelend W•lt t Ja� kets tlpset them 20 � 8. l n utes and fifteen second!! . lef t k ickoff •erit & . t the four ya'l'd line S•ndutk y 30, Cleve. M■ rlfl•H 12 Coach John Th�mpson s M ,d · clima xe d tn t_he f"1 rst half. He also t he 50 yard d rive with. a m�d e wher e it was ca ught h . . dlep(! rt _Jackets st1/I p1aymg y Bob R us - , Be re• 22, Fairv l•w o rt'. ns of 15, L2 and 3 1 yart.ls, w tu ch w!th s pect acula r 32 yard gallo p araerd sell, who th e n stepped out of I Verm ilion 44, Plymouth 24 1 h e desir e that has take n him J11s own / tl p IJUI th� Panthers ln other bo u nds. On left tn d . Slaw ter atthe nex t play Grues er Springfield North 22 Sprh1ifl•I• ur yea rs to �u i l d, look oue I own poi;it1Oils. Sonny temp ted to kick t1rf! ext ra Jjolnt � aw_ter ,s open trfl Pl)e d ful Hml'k Bill Jewell be• Genuine Pigskin . ,i Sh• wnee I mg kick off and bu t ,t was wide. J'omeroy's first slx poinl er was hind the goal l i ne for a two poin t- Mt. Glle•d B, Bellv ille 6 manhc� 88 yard s for a touc h I Croo s.vill e S6, . Thr••- .... by quarterback Ray Poulin , who er. down _with o_n ly fo ur m inutes k Rosevill e O The final qu•rtet ._.., the Red Wi!h t hree minutes and 30 se<•· N. Concord 24, Glou1te..- 1 4 scored on a si x -yard sneak play gon e . 1n the first quart er. Dev ils thre8teriing ltliln 'but a I 1 over t h e cente r o f the Pomeroy onds left in the thi rd gu arler t 7 5 N. Le x ing ton 0, M(:Connal s ville o Bill Harn,;,, Ma'.rn ing Bsu� . fumb le !hat Come I n and Register lost 18 fat'd1 fOfCe d poun d full Frai back eyb11r1 24, Cerr ci:11 6 line wil h four minutes JMt in the Gene Hester wen1 . ga rdner, and Ronm e Carr r1p- a punt that ro11ed dead at h Nothi ng To Buy rirsl quart e r. Poulin scored th e over fr nn1 the live ya rd li n e on a 1 Caldwe fl l2, Byesville 6 Ped off large _gain s in sh: tries Jackets 37. Th� t�q Ji(!kets firs! l�uchdown after six plays, power play_ The extra point at• I U pper Arlineton 36 Col. So. 7 to th_e Rutl an d 8 yard line. Then 1 p u nted af ter three alteinpfs from followm� big Mar ion Slowe's re- t empt by B u ffi n gton aro und l e ft Zane1vlll e 3', Co l. Linden 20 Harr is took a han d ofJ from sc ri m m age, bu t Oll�r•s klck w■s Col , East 1 4, N. Phil adel phle 6 cov ny of a Wahama fumble on side was no good. quar te � hack Ri_ck y Oiler , shot r ushed a nd 1 the ball wen t out of The MIDDHttORT, Whit e Falcons, who looke d Gahenne Lincoln 1 thP Wahama 30. 33, Ma rion over his own right tackle an d in I bou n d s at the 43. Rutla nd wii . good · against Fren k lin 6 Hannen last week l 'o"':ulin also scored the extra •����'!! . !'!!"!!���'!"!"....,.�-� for a tonch d own with out being Inside the Jacket 20 whe n a fum · . could not move the ball against th� West Jefferson 36, Dublin 12 tou� hed . ble co�t them the 15all. heavy Pomcrov tine. Coach Ale x Col. Ro sary 12, Groveport 1 2 Oiler attempted a pass to Ray. !'ito· s boys held the Falcons to HIIU ud, 20, Gnnd,le The Yellow J�keh th'1ft foe1: mo n d "llotdog" Kloes ·for the .l.AM'i;J w 14 P'P I ·· 41!, vards on lhe groun d. Waster-v ille $4, Big Wal nut o io tht air but to no awai) It extra point s but it fell incomII fl&od11e1 111111 fllW9 ,a illt,The Wahama backfield was he l d Dela ware Willis 12, Marvsvlll• M ut 1n il'ltffctpted the Jae• plete · 6 accounta ble for seven fumbles dur- l!luberton a, Akron BU<htel ket'1 third pa11lnt1 attemlilf at Couldn't Move 0 i n 1i: !he �ami> compared to Pom- U rban• 16, Bellefont•lne o the 45 wif!t less than 30 MC• Ru11a n d was unab le t o move • I onds f'IMll1nln9. eroy·ti two, w h ich gave t h e Pan• Roohtown 22 Windha m o fro m scrimmage after taking the tbers more .'leoring opport u nitie s. In t h e locker room after the , k ickoff and punted to their own V Two W11h :11na fumbles were recov . 43. The Jackets Oien lost li tt le ga";le � u lta nd Coach Jim yen- : ed by Pom e roy one by Stowe a Ttlh �... n ..,.11 ..,._ 1tnlloo dat to time in m oving the ball th e 43 n�n . said _he "!�It lucky alter : 236 P?Und sophomore tackle p(11 y. Uilrin• lal Ha!pa fOwucl yards to pay dirt and were out ::nnm g th,1s on e, bu t a�ded tl)at si,a"onal iniz 111s first year o( varsi tn ty fron foot• lnjoym.oi-b,ppiu toda.l Ult ----1l1to111 HI t 12 to o w i th three mir: . I . co u ldn t take anythm g aWay bull. fro m his boys �ho made f g reat 11tes to go in the first quarter b111it,m/ Stot FR.BB ro ,oltHdat comm.nc co meback to ';"'m. Harr is and Ca rr picked u p a Pant h er players were pena lized , ,, aa pcmpl,te, by U, I. DIPAIITMINT OF M 1 d �lepo�t s John Thompson first down to th e Rutland 27 in HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WiL1Aal!, 45 yards duri n!:( t h e gume com par­ had praise for hie YeJlow Jackets , . :. carri 4 es. Dann y Hindy then hit Y·. Public lletlth s.,,.1eo, No ollu,.doa. lunpiy ed to five by Wah uma b.ecause they still ha d t he d eKloe s on nice a pass play and 11re he Do n Savre, veteran halfback, who . , ;, . PILL QI COUPON NOWI has fought so hard to t he big end went all ' the way. 1 teaeh has a pulle d le,lif musc le, saw actio n . . Kloe s, ,, ::...,.-:: le perfe d ctly, took ft at • for II sh ort time wh i le Buff in,lifto n B o b Ashley's Raiders made to s ' : M•II To: p peed, on his finger hp!'! Har I Score by quart ers: 1 was recuoerotine from a hea d in . him a happy conch Frid ay night r1s attempted to run for th� Middl eport . . . 12 O o 0--12 ....,...,_.._ DILES RADIOIAR. CO. ! jury in the �ird Quarter. wit h a thum pln,: 36 l o 14 grid Rutlan d , . 0 8 12 0--20 extra points, but was stopped Ph. LY-34550, 99 Mortis Ave., Ath•n-, 1 I Reggie Phal in, 125 ht1lfbatk, dirt vict ory ovrr As h ley's form STATISTft:; S er In the .s econd q ua rte r the Red N...., T_, a fine job subb ing £or Sa.vre and schoo l. Sou thwester n , i n RUTLAND a game Devi ls came aliv e and began to I nave Brown, out wi1h a bad knee . at Ea s tern . Yards Rushin g . , . . . . . . 2341 bottl e up the Jeck et'.s offense f Re mis�ed scori n'!, bv inche s. a Coaches s ingled ou t Dou g Bis­ Mi d dlep Passm g · · · · · · · · • • • - �ort moved to the Rutlan d fourth touc h down for the Pant hers . sel for sler ling defense, mak in� 25 but could go no farther and Totals · · · · · · · · · • , . 283 Poulin attem pted another snea k 13 tack les, ancl 175-po u n d full the Red Devils took over. Whe n Pass At tempts . . 3 from t h e one-Coot line wit h five hock Mel Balla rd tor hl.!i labors Hutla nd faile d to move, Ji m Pass Comple�e , ·. · a seconds left in t he R&mc hut was o n !he offense. Hobste tter punted a beauty that Pass Jntercepte� . . . J stooped by the Falcons. Y.ards loss pe�alt ies . . · 25 Easte1 n d omin oted everytht n i: rolled dea d on the Yellow JaeThe st11rti n1? lineu p for the Pa n­ ,rst down s • • 12 , thers w as: ends. Ham m and Jewe ll · i n the statist ical depa rtme nt IJ}J kct 1 2. Mi dd leport failed lo gain � u b1 es a first � 2 dow n and Hindy yard s ru punted s hi n g tackles, t o 150. 1 2� yard� Gru eser and Slew urt'. Los · · · l i::-uards, Coaf<'!I and Barn itz; """: p�ss ing on lou r t'Omp lel1o ns o f o u t to hjs own 40. · four In plays the eigh Red t Devl tries ls Yard s Rushi with on e stole n to 44 ter . Crow: full ha('k , Jfrster; half. ng 167 barks , -Buf(i ngton and R c,i!"gle Pha• ya rds on three com plf!li ons o f were on t he Jackets' on e yard Passing . . Here'• 9111arafttHd line. Dave 39 Mart Jn. Rutla nd 's l 40• 12 attem pts and one swipe d . !in: Qlla rterba rk, Pouli n. ren•wfble 'I'otals · · · · · · . · . poun d h11lrback, in two 200 East car ern r ies fumb led twice but re. Suhs were Wine br<'nner and Pass A t te mpt• hol11tHtal and 7 Savre , halfb arks, and Stowe aml covert>tf both whil e SW m iscued had picke d up 25 yards l o ttie Pass Com pleted Jack et 3 lO after a five ;vrtlttill ln1urt1ncel yard penfour time s ant.I lost two. East. Fultz, guar ds. Pass I ern h a d t he first down edge, ally again st the Ml dd !es. Lee Yard Intercepted , . WAHAMA s LQSS perialtle-s . . . . . Com 20 bs in two trys moved in to Ends: Knann and Nicho lson: IO lo 7. the one end Hobstetter then dove First down s . . . . . . . . : . • . . . IO THE SCORING : tackles, VanM etrc and S1>rou se; Fumbles . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . 2 Ballard from the one carlJ:.. In over the left si d e of the YeUow Loat 11 u ard1, B�nn ett and Tavlor: 1-en­ ·I Jacke t line for the score. Slaw. fer, Ru11Re l 1; h&lfbacks, Roier!il and the tirst qua rter, an d aoo n lied 'Ru1111e1J; quarterback, Hargraves; fl.fl on Buck Fogl eson g's r un ter's pass to Combs for the. ex• Endl!I: Ault, Kloes, Shafer; uf> the midd le. On the ensi.ilng tra polnts was good and the Tackl es: Hays, Stobart, Roush, . fu ll back, Jewell. half en d e d 12 to 8. kickoff Nick Leonnrd went 82 STATISTICS BodJm er; Guards: GIike y, Batey, Th'ty Come Back Pom'r'y Weh11m 11 Yards lo put Eastern In front 12·6 De vils Rall; Center: Cha m bers; Backs: of Rutl and live up to The Raid ers added 16 more in )'ards rushlng 241 Hindy 45 , Oiler, Har;is, Wise, Carr. Devi ds or Rutl and llve up lo the secon d quart er to salt the Ya rd11 paaslng O 5 RUTLAND LINIU" . their i comebac sp k rit. win away as Lawrence Harsh• Martin Paa11ee a ttt1 m pted 5 Ends: D ugan, George; Tackles: 3 barger took a pass from Hen ry took Kloes' kicko ff to the 22 and PJeree Paaees Com p. o 1 , Sisson, Spaulding. Slaw­ Com bs picke d up 17 yards and a Hensle.v for 75 yards and a TD -------ZONE-STAT�--�PH!iles IntereePtt'd O ; to O r Guard s: Long, Runnion, Sis­ Balla rd gPtt! n� ! h e EP run acro8� rJnt down on tbe fi rst play son; Total yard11 gained .241 50 ond Cente r: Hysell: Backs: fro m scrimmage alter Rutl and Ray Coleman SC'ored from First downs lO C'omb. s_, Marti n, HoW:tetter, BroMA_ll 701 5 was pena ll z d e five yards tor off the six, Ballard aguin runnit1g Penalties AT I O N W I D E 45 gan, Barry. 15 slde . ... ' " ,, " ' Punh (AV . } 3-21 yds 3-26vdS 1he EP. Orrtcials A. M. Reis, Ja mes For fou r play1 lt was th ree FumM es 2 1 15 I. 2nd ltrfft 7 In lhe third period LE>onard yards and a clou d of dust for Mallon, Nolan Mace. Fumbles lo11t PhoM WY-2•24'0 l 2 � �• ,t,,. • ,v.,_ ar. I scorrd on o 26 yard pass t:ilay Vennarl's sinile wing offen.!le, Punt ■ block ed O • Pomeroy, Oftl1 2 fro111 H ensley and he also ran but on t h e fifth J:11 :BY Jim Bill NlrtlMWIH MUTUAL !NIU.INCi COMPAIIY • hffl1 tlllot1 \¥ILL HONOR HOLMAN . . I 0tHrftl'1 CNlllln. M11i the poin ts. Sherwin scored SW'a Ho�tetter topk olr on a NEW 25 YORK (UPJI - Nat Hof. Pomeroy 8 8 6 O - 22 second a n d last TO in the fo urth yard gallo p to the Ja<"k - ·· · � ets' 27. 11\liln, head -basket balJ -coach tt City Wahama o o o o - o guarlc,r agRin st , Eastern subs Combs edded another 20 to the Coll&te tor 36 years, will be hon­ TD's - Poulln , sneak, fl y!lrds; J<�ogles ong r un nin� the points. ' and Marfin went !n tor the touch ored ,t a testim Butrlngtnn, punt return, 48 y11rds: onial dirrn,r gjven down standing up, wtih seven by dllege By QUAR TERS : alumn i and former V\lrHeater, dive, 11 vard ii: SAFETY: Easte rn . . . 12 16 8 0-36 m Jnutes and 15 lecond1 l eft In 1lty ltliletes at the o Gru eser ; EP: Poul in, run. H tel Manhat. . SW 6 0 0 8-1 4 the third quarter. Hobatetter"1 tin, 8-pt, 28. Holman, run for the extra poJ nta was lflop. the CCNY tacult as. who joined ROIIOIRI SIGNS CO�TRACT a tutor in y ped . 191'1. announced his reitirement PH!LADELPIDA (UPI) - Back• Rutland llopped Mlddlepott on 11,t !ii)i-lng,· eftcc 1 court ace Guy Rodgen has re­ tlve Sept, 1. ; their four downs and forced 1 turned his itltned contract to the punt. OHer's punt traveled onl Phll11de.lphi1 Warriors for the y Now 100 con buy Hahl and modium-duti, five ya rds to the 30 and ln thre e IIM().6 1 Nati-onaJ Buketball Asso­ biTaNATJONAL 'llucb- 101 V-8 en1lnoe plays the Jted Devll1 weFe n .. clatlon 1e110n. Rodger11, 6-1, was 1 pay dlrt 111in . . Hobltetter wen llandard equipment, t ltt'.!ond In the league in assists CLEVELAND OPI - Veteran for one, Martin for 18 and the 11,t year with 482. tho truck-d••ilM<I V-8'1 Lou G r oza Is volu n tarily retiring JBO pound h•lfba�I!;, Lee•.�• 1 _..., Pl'Ol,obly heard about . 11s an active player for the Cleve• 'l'bey ,t.. 1'lll remarllable JU l!Ol>IIOIIIJ' lond Browns. BIG BOYS' , ■-1, and hauU,,, -., The retirement was announced today by <.icveland Coach Paul on llnt cool now. llol Ibo lmd: thorn Brown at the an n u al Touchdown be worth - wb■n :,ou NII II. Como in loci..i,I Club luncheon. 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Or it will blend !with a host of untrained voices to raise a atirring l,ymn to God. lt will sing softly while Christians �ommune or thunder 1najestically a great re­ ........ "" ....., """' ... And yet · this valuable organ whose creation requires euch skill and precision is secondary i n . 'the Jlfe of the Church. I t is simply an instrument, �ike this weekly advertisement, to help the Church fulfill its Mi..ion. That MissioTI is to lead you, and your family, and your world, to the Lord, When the organ calls men to worship - be Th__,., "• ' • """ to ,_ Cl,ai,tn JOI ...·� Moo"' , T.-, I WtdlN'ld•7 t:phl'IUUl1 (.'u!<Miana � Fridir 11 TbeNalo11iui. l 11-U ll•l:.I 1p,.i1 10-17 vice, or to some other special job that He ne� done. We there ! read of men like Billy Graham, D. L, Moody, L1vmgston, and many others but they h eard the call and answered, as the Apostle Paul did when he was on the road of Damascus, "What would thou have me lo do". 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Tu ttle and · Mr. and Mrs. Jay Honshell a nd grandson Duane, spent Sunday with daughter, and Mrs. Fr.i. ncis Sapp M r and �frs Elza Osborne al Ath- and daughter and Mrs. Erma Roush, all or Columbus spent the ens. . weelr: end at their home here. - Among thot1e visiting with Mr. 1 Mr. and Mre. Bob Donnett and and Mrs-. Edward Griffith last week family of Gallfpolis visited Mr. and were h is un cle. Mr. anct:)tnl. IEd Mn , Laurence Napper and famJly GriHlth and his brother. Dan G rif- recent ly. fith of Pomeroy. Mrs. Lil lian Napper has ret urnto her employment at the Oh io ed Mrs. Paul Lawrence and son, Val ley Baking Co. after a wee k's Gene Roy. of Portland, visited her vacation. _ sister .and family. Mr. and Mn. Mn. Lewis Walker \lisited Mrg Milton Tuttle, Sunday. H•nson Holter, Thunday. Mr. and idrs. Edward Griffith spent Thursday with N!lativea at Garry Walker of Racine spent '"Zanesville and the week end at Co· the week end with his gran d par­ lu m bus with their son, Garry, and ents, Mr. and Mn. A(bert Bartel�. , Visiting llr. and Mrs. Lewi s ramily. Man d ie Rose spent Tuesd ay with Walter .Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. her grandparenlll, Mr. and M rs. Ro, C urti.11 Mrs. Lillian Nappe�, A. D. Tuttle. Mn. tda Laudermnt and Vlrgil Walker of Bashm. Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Long mevMn. Harold Newelt and d aughed lo New Jers.ey where he has em- ters of Chester visited Mr. and plo)·ment. Jin. Charles Baer and Mr. a nd Mr. and Mn. · Charlie &bcook I �ra. Geora:e Baer Th ursday evenvisited Mr. and M'rs. A. D. Tutile mg. . Mn. Lillian �•PPtr and Mrs • Friday eveni·n &. Robert Laudermilt spent Lab:ir Ma rga ret Tuttle and Mery K. Day at Fair point with Mr. ,mrt Holter ca l led on Mrs. Mi lton Tuttle Mrs. George La udermiJt· and Mr. 11rid Sunday aft ernoon. and Mrs. Henry 'Sprouse ------- - � daughter, Betty. They .�11 enjoyeti a picnic at Tappan L:.,kes. Mrs. Amanda B::ier i!! vistti ng Mr. and Mn. Woo>lrow )lora Jnd oc family of Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hol ter a�d Sunday School attendance on Sep1 11 was 44, o'rfering $13 .88. family of Long Bottom visited his Attendance at worship service parents, )Ir. and Mrs. Ha nson was 1 9 wilh Hennan Tay lo r, lay- Holter Sunday. ' leader. Mn. Amanda Baer visited Mr. . Mn. Charles llaer 11nd Mr. and and The Alfred Homt Dt:n onltrahon Mn Geoqe Baer Monday. • ·. ' Cl ub met al the home of !Qbyl, 1 This s 8. Dorst on Thur day, sept. was an organi:tatiohal an� plinning meeting. The Follrod Robinson lamlly attended the christening serv�ee at .., Mnfh• Halslnvtr the Heath Melhodi!t Churc�1 !.�id■nd Mn. Roy Cheval ier a·re Mt . dleport, last Sunda� afterooon. anno ncing the marriage , of their u to Alice Mayes, daughter John Taylor, 11_tat1o?e� with !hf' son Bill Air Force in California ts spcndirg of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ma)•es, several days at the home of Dis Little Hocking. The weddi ng was parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Tay- performed by Rev. Eldon Blake on lor. Sept. 13. · Weekend visit.ors of Martha H�I• and Mr and Mn .t.rnest Taylor were Mr. . and Mrs. W 1; sin1er at g comin Home a Charies at tend;d and children and Md ger Hot.in Jacksonville Ohio )list Sunday. ,: Ho�slnger . an Rodnl!! Mt■. and ""the of The annu� I Ho�ecomlng f_1 eld, Ohio. Gree� Orange Church was h'eld Sunday, children from TUe!fflay Vl.8lted Carter ia Virgin 1 Liltle of p11on Thom e M:axin with ng and sterli Mt. of SeS!h� :F'oll rod ng. . . Mn. Gera ld Swartz and daughter Hocki · Recent 'it&Jtors of Mutha H ol g at the visitin f �a riella are · James Mrs. and I 11ina:er were Mr ;o lr 0 h l !to�t::;:.Ser" w::1:�ld at the qine an: c:udr: d r. Dinsmore Boyles 'l!ome for �- I vRle, an oi ·Ra• n.....uiit rnnL y Doroth and c:tlne evenay Tuesd last Boyles 1 Phillip . cine. mg. Jrtr. aruJ Mn. Clifford Barber of , Mr. and. Mrs. Ch les D . Wood e Empire Obio were �nt visitors 11' C• E · Nina Robinson and mr. 'and ..,_1, Frank• BarJtr of ._._ e4i from the Alfred Chunh attend •n• art lhe Evangel i!ltic Institute held at . l&r. a:d �- ���• :!� �J rs. ' t w UD....ted vi i i TUppers Plains M1!!thodlst Church, Robert VanMeter. Monday evflnU11, Sept . . • 1 1· F �nit Bigley and l'rences Holt 1 ,en pa a d Kp1cai Hertha Mn. trtil! ......... •...,.,pint ffl Athens on r Iieal the Elmwood Nursing home turned to het" 'home at Pomeroy M:�� llri, Eldon Bla�e and i.n,: Sundny • __ ...,,a •peoMe ,-.... ,t1m Eden Utilt• Mr. and Mn. ��man �bcoclr: u !thiin �l)tnt the ed ns of Long Bottom v1s1ted Otis Swan ,r, at y6uth City tion Junc at d ,ree f; at Elmwood Nuninl Home Sunday. . Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Wooide ca:. ,.. 11h Clayton Klmeg visited her mother, Mrs. J. � Little Hoek.mg fhim e · h a v Fran Hayes and Mr. and Mn. _ .lloi'lle . . h 66· Cheesebrew at Middleport Sunday. to tbf!llr. Diitr Alfred Huntington, W. Va. Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Center ay Take Someone to Church with You Sund Pomeroy Phone WY-2-2844 ' •JI HEINElt'S BAKERY ' Eagle Ridge Personal News ·-- I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Middleport ·, Pomeroy THE DAilY SENTINll B,, H. SANBORN °! �'::c �•:A� Wt!,,�:t :��er Che:,�:�· ,ljYP� •l on the Mo�nt that Jesus teach­ es. We need to realize it does .exi8t: and it is an imPortant rule in our Christian lives Organ 'Iii""' 'w . . . "IT COULD BE YOU" lly Rev. Pan! Hooll1, llllnbter, 1'11ppen Plalnl EUil Charge St. Luke 7 :40 . And why beholde■t thou the mote th.at is in thy . brother's eye but perceivest not the beam that ls in thme own eye . The above is a portion of Scripture that most of us would just as soon forget that ii ex­ isted; but the fact remain� • that it is a part or the Sermon ,�essional.' .P,:� $ •i '!���:: w. su·· SERMONETIE :Precision , r. No Money � •n •n.lf, u,- .to I ;� • lo Pay on 'M!I remodall•• 11,oJ,e•r t• 1 _J .!·· ·--=-- Hard wOOd OJ' soft­ wood paneling in many diflerent BP fl• cies. Knotty Pine as low as ___ _ 22½ • sq, ft. •' 1390 .K.C. . 1 0 :30 ,m. L.•npvll1e con,rwptton• � Ch�� · On those occasions when the weather beaten preacher from �f Church. -Su nd •Y h tlan few sheep and sacks the fanning districts Went to market ' ' ° ° . his . 0 · h sen-1ce 1 .30 of grain, he was wont to ta ke up h 1s posI aI so1:0e eonv enie nt am Wors 'P Sevtn th•D•Y Adffntid oy ;omer spot, and there inveigh against the evils of the t1111es. We have -(l� Butternut Ave. DAV Rall) n.o way of knowing what impression he may have m�de upon, Sabbath School 2 pm; Worsh ip the government, but .we do know that. he became an lf!lJ!lOft�l servi� 3 : 1 5 pm; servict:!s are Sat­ ' without knowing it. Quite probably, 1f he had been hv mg m urday. " Prayer meeting 1hursday 7:30 pm. our time, he would have been a sharecropper. ... Mt• MorlehChurch of ,,.._ -• Hlts Sour Note 0 ay S Old Testament scholars who have probed the matter rather un1 % .o::a ;;: e deeply are of th � opinion that the text .of this week ' s Sunday ;;; d! 7 : 30 Pm ; Young peop lfi s Y school lesson is_ taken from a sermon Micah preache� o!l some F.ridri:y 7:so pm. OCCpion When � was able to get the ear _of the nation s leadCarleton lnterdenominetlon•I ers . This was, qmte probably, a rare occaSton for him. Kingsbury Road-Sunday school ft s�:me to ha've been an occ8Sion when everyone wa$ con- 9:30 am; Worsh lp hour 10 : 30 am: everyone else· ' when the talk was of prosperity and every other Su nday. gratul'atlng · hthll hein laptl1t Greri:t Ben d a bright outlook for busmess, an d wh en th ere was no cJ oud In nl n � worship 9;30 am; sun-Mor the sky. . . school 10:1& am; Evening The Chamber of Commerce of a certaJ n m 1d�esteri:i city da se:Vice 7 :so pm. eroy, Eugene Brown, Minister. Sunday school Q:15 am Kenneth Finley, Supt: worsttip J0:30 am topic "Learning to Tr ust God"; MYF Both Juniors an d Seniors at 6 pm · Rev. Brown will be at "A Retreat on Evangelism" Sun­ friends of honesty. The question arises, howt'ver, a$ to just day afternoon thro ugh _the 20th. how far out from home base our honesty ought to go. Are we Wed. 9 am Prayer Meeting; Wed. expected to be honest with the people next �oor, and then 7 pm Choir Rehear!al M ra. Jo�n Re\', Brown will WaYer a little in relation to · the people a m ile , a thousand Werry, d irector; Statio n WMPO Radio on preach mires, or half a world away? Io am Tuesday through Friday. If tl1e preacher and relig'iori �re expected . to support the The Fir1t 81.,,11, church, cause of justice, is ther,e any limit beyond which that support Pomeroy , ·Ralph c. Zunde l , pastor is not required?. Is there �!IY , ritua�'·- or, p�rsop�J pietr, ,that Yfill Albert Martin I Jr., AHt. S u pt. . , . ...,sel'l/e BS'8 substitute for JllStice ot h:bnestY°? 9:,10- 1 1 : 15 combined se rvice or ' Just how far is the Church required to go in defending the worship and stu dy. Nursery and cause of justice and truth?1 Herein l ies the whole questi�n. of Junior church for children. Ser­ whether or not the "social gospel" is a part of the Christian mon "The Greatest Action in thpe worl d "; 6 pm Men's Fellowshi message. a nd s u pper at Naylors (Copyright 1980 by Ute Division of Christian Education, Na- meeting Run Park; Thursday all day meet tionaJ Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States i n g of ttie Rio G ra nd e Associa­ ' of Anierica,) tion at Rio Grande; Su nd ay, Sept. Freeland Nbrtis begins a 25 ; l "' •H ull.Cit OF THE NAZARENE 9 :30 am SupL Herbert Rou h of revival aervices. week prayer services Wcd11esd•y 8:.00 lrr■cu,■, Ohio Church of Chrl1t, Middleport, Mia1 Ruth · Matchett wiil be the preacNng Sunday rdght 7:30: . tjaecial speaker ln the e�ening pm, Joung peopIes meeting sun- Fred I. Gardner. Minister. 9:30 Supt Steffy, C. R. School. Bible thli Sunday, Sept. ta day 8:45 pm. · IMVJce . ,,... Methodftt ' Ctlourch- l0:30 Morning worship, subJect at 7:30 and Ttie service be"ill,i • ,. and Sacrific. e''; •h , pastor "Consecration public is in\llted aai d Harold Rev. W. H. strausbau& sub1ect rvice, se g Evenin 7:30 30 9 Laure1 Cliff : S un d ay scbool : Holmes,, pastor . wlth M en " ; am Phil Wise, SuptJ Cl1111 meet• "God Displeased tng 10:30 am, wm. "Balley in wed 7:30 Prayer meeting and charJe; FMY servlc� '7 pm; Evan- Bible study; Wed . 8:30 Choir gel111tlc service• 7:30 pm; Prayer pracllce. · meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm . Tup,-rs Pla lm EUB Churioh, � Hooks, Minister. 9:10 worHj■-II lt:un Fl'ff Method ltt: R.1> Paul sh ip sen ice , 10 :�5 Sunday school, bezt E. Smith, Sr., pi stor : Sun d ay 7:30 Wed. night prayer meeting, School 9:30 a. m. , Worley Haley, 730 Th u rs. night Chrl!'!tian End. s u pt.; MorDing worship 10:30 a. m. The Htath Methodist Church, \lffl'tla�lffci . . Church of Jtt:u, You th service, 6:45 P, m .; Evaneport, Raym on Konkr i«h.t, Middl th,ftf . _.. -Latttr D•Y Saints, gelistic meiSage, 7:30 p. m .; Pra)'• Worsh ip 10:30 am, Topic r. Pasto · Old Town Flats on Portlan d Road eer meeting, Thursday 7 30 p. m. "An Artesian Church"; C'hurc1t Sunday •chool 0:80 am; Preacldng Panttcosta l A1 ...Jbl r Rout, 1 24 School today 9.30 but next Sun , 10:lif am · an4' Bible Study Wed- Dor.eis, E. Codner, Pastor. Sunday ned Sunday Proffitt, pas• school 11 am; Ch1ldren's church day Sept. 25 a combi neaday 8 pm; C. be held will ip worsh and l schoo tor, 3 J)m; Worship 7:30 p m Sunday, 1111 Jt is ft.411)' an d Promotion Day Mlclway Community Church, 1 Tu"11day and Friday• It will beiln at 10 and close at lr•dford Church of Chtl�f, 1 1:30. Be sure to bring your fa­ Bobby Searles. Minister. Chu ck &eirles, sunny School, Supl., Raith H1111lble, Pi"itOft Jim Ret1d, vorlte food and share with oth­ lunditf 1oltoal .stam at 9:30 a. m.,. _ Supt; Bible achoo1 9:10 am; Morn- ers ., 11 Ueat family in the 7:U p. Ina worshi p 10':Bo •�; Christian ch\ll'Ch' ballement following the m,et meetlnJ Tuesday • End,aver (youth) 8 pm; �venln1 •'program. Greeting committee to· 111_ . e . Zlotli C� ., ctirht, ,...., "Ol'flhip 7:30.i. Widnesday vening day Is Mr. and Mrs. James Brew­ ,:80. Sfudy Bibi• / !Oy-�.,iUe ' Boid, Euliene fnlt<in. Youth Fellow,hlp at 6:00 Und� IJ)lftilter. B.lble 1ehool I choir -- rehearaaJ W�nesd1y !at � ; 11;nr1,t tlf aurett lt■IIIMtry 0 : r · in 8:30 ...; �O ii ' t �.�P.J 80 Marcum, Jlllnlittlr: Bible School, 1\ 7 pm., ClaH 12 will have a pot8opm at the y . 1. 80 ,, m. Wilbur llow!ey sr. s1'\i� luck Wednesda 6 1111: , Etl,;nhlJ tlll'l�li) ,1 fltl,l>"!· l h , MoM1tng ftonhlp . � o: ,o; Chri stian home of Mrs. Fran.els · Klein. Asllert :RWI, ,lble le oo •�· re Mrs. Clata ah 1'1ie -� Mlfirfl11:4Htt �r Endt1i\'or 8 p.n1.: tvenlng wore�lp, ilstani hostessea a Ketcbka, Mrs. Mae Mrs. ; l , el Sun• Crisw P,.ior. , B,rrlnr · · Rev , p.m. El lzabeth Mrs. PhilSon, 1m, JJana Wln,e• K r� � -, J• hovah't Wlf. Maxine , day� · fu rage bever and Meat at . Hibbs . , lhlit; Wfflh_lp sentl.ce bre neaHu, fiuhlk me·ettng Sunday 3 on Mlse1 Dist. h mout POrts d. \'outh nlshe Bible", ihf • pm; ••· ,tudy r . 7:'M htowe 4 Wttc pm: 1 , ..., _, �orts ch, Chur ty ·1. llirisd I)'. 8 pm; Ser- Rally, Trinl Nit Cmo11 _N:orrl11. Blble iitudy � r Dmne 2lli. Sept._ y, Sunda h, rl)out . ifi'.I.:» 8 pm Wednes- vk:e mfietibJ Thu·raday 7 pm; ¥.I n• Youtb 8:00 ($1.35) Resenatlon muat be I: itb1e study 7:30 lstry Br.boo) Tby�•f 8 pm. · G)'· Holl- given to the pastor -today. Bishop DMlvlll e . pm r,. Wemer will be present . .,,,_u.,Jl•• Do , n Wa �b_en• •nd ,M Circle 'Is asking the ,illt, tiff, Cb_urch. Lillp l.eftl,t UI C'Miiiib. · y scho�l · Eleanor putof 9ttnd17 acbwan&, p�or. -Sunda , Hu• 10:sb_ women of the ch urch Ior favorite h_lp ,rora Moraj,21 9 apt; :80 · -�· • ·Wontil;,,_, aenlcet" 1, .,.;1 •••�� tm, recipes which they wlll pJiu�e In · 8.45 �m • Pilgrim Vodfll ....,, •I • • , - .-.. tnlnt Sund.at JL,.., 1 a book that they are compiling W the NuaNn• Evangelt1tlc se..-v,ce 7i30 pm; .; and WUI hav� on Hie. Place in • M d Holmes: low•hip service Wedn esday ?: Bev box matkt!:d tor , that purp� or � � � ·· r Jln\Mtditleport Churcfl or the N• : 1lve to • m�be i ,s:8:ip���� .7. ,stor 0 ; ernoo 2f. 9ept. _ bJ' • · Sunday school, 9:30 M Franrs. e:ao pm'; 'ET,.anlellatlc aerv1ce1 a t 1tr1M• wor!hlp, 10:30 •· m . m�t Thunday 2enptm 7:30 pit; Wedn.«la1 1:30 • pra)'er m ·• morning ce .· . ld pres Klein, els .., ing .serv1 7 30 p. m · Pr'""'er l!UB Church iliileetlng; Prayer • bour Tueaday Even South lethal C:!tWedft st�d7 lllbltt and ng meeti the ii e r lliir30 Siin• tet. Mlnla ,:ao pm; ::Miat1'6n'Y un1,c at i :30 day b, Paul lloo ce; 8 servi hi wo�s lrd Taesd1)' Of the montll p s J, schoo · day . N�!!!, '••�lst--S1,1nday aehool pra m. a. 1 1 wonh lp, , Paul of Naal'IDt, -.,,....,.,. 9:80 a. m.; Wedneld.ay 7 p. � tr , lc -toJ" er i an. rv 11: E. N . e • school r Ml i1t . Sundv 10 o . e n l k s, Ho CirpenNt' l1ttf{it - . Sun�ait)' ,. .,� Sebool I 80 , �30 YF' 7 ··.30 l 9,30. lt'ornln1 worzblp, � w:::t\P -::,v schoo l 1 ;.;:,� �:M �oi( p ,: !l! flnfl,, • I · lO 6 ,� l:'5 Eniz ·,crvfeea 1:llll ; Pri7 Alfra,I Mtthodlat Chureh, R... i/.ut1 •nd Pint ltptht-.Su• 30 17 '1: , Thursd: · Sunday MU· • ;i ,: t m. Preaehfn• Suil• Robert -Card pallor iHeuN, ii Pray:,r, Chester,, (The acbool 9:30 •· Dtn' intet' 8\ij1it. Lloyd 9:30 hool day : -<, .r ��!reb In Town). 'Ed 10:45. Homecom� ��vW'te Pi•lllrttrl•rt _ •�m� ,Hrvlce h i c 1 MIDDLEPORT, OH IO T ,I M E small flocks, -he had se�n the poor ravished by the city l�nd, lords and he had watched splendid fam1hes driven to the highway s as be'g�ars because they could not pay the taxes �hat were h••�ed 11pon them by their rulers who protected the rich. timt. when every generation has to face the practfoaJ tacts, but \lie man who asks questions is not apt to enhance hJs popularity theteby. It is easy to 1mag1ne that M_1cab's meeting ended on a sour note because h e spoke out m · "beha{f of the people.Radius of Conscience The probablltties are that every decent man believes in honesty, and expects the preacher and the Church to stand as 111,1;, sq, fl. lla rbara Faye And CO F F E· E 1:'h� There comes a CEILING TILE Aco1.11tic o r non­ �"'� aco uRit. Ideal for ugly,. ffl'acked cei l­ ing!. l!':toslly applied. As. law las _ _ _ _ Sl'ARl'ING MONDAY AT I AM. A NEW SHOW FOR YOV • • • ... n ll1U1 i1dll• •.-lr& lllt1M 8y Roy L. Smith Nothing is more unfortunate th!n that the people shall emmost im brace a religion that has no soda! oonscienC" e : not sup- . IS 1t 1f mockery sheer is world the in p,essive ritual to- 1 obligation of feeling duty a of a wilh or sen.&e plem.ented ' • · 1 ward one ,l!I Iefl�owe. , Prophf"t s Plea , . invested that the Hebrew prophets 'Ytth thetr • m · ¢hin� The mortality was their devotion to justice , and then d etermina• tion to make religion its ally. . . The proohet Micah from whom we have Uns week 's Sunday school Iel!lson, was' a man from amon� the common people _ a fariher from one of the rural districts southweirt of Jer1:1salem. In the couTse of his yenr5 in the fields, OT herding his are we discriminated against in the matter of prices on live stock in your ·market?" · Roush', Shoe Store --Atten tion Ladies . . . : Religion Without Social Conscience fli make lliiM!lir LOA FE RS LION S GET McC LUN O DETROIT (UP I) - The Detroit Lions have acqu ired defensive line­ man Will ie Mccl ung lrom the Cleveland B rowns and have uked waivers on rookie en d Dave Rosa . SUN DAV SCHOOL Ll!SSON OF THE WEEK om: .,,,ngeliltl• -.rvl«, 7:4e pm; Wednelday Blble 1tudy 7 :45 pm . Rutland Church of th• Nuu.nt -S u n day school 9:30 1m. Morning worship 10:411. 1:nntellatic H"r• vk• 7:41!, pm Mldwttk l'rtiYer ��rvice Wednesday 1:4� pm. Columbia Chepel Chd1tl,nBible school· 9:30 a m . Wor■hip 1ervice 10:30 am on the ,econ� and fourth Sunday■. · Oe•t•r Church of, Chrl■.t­ Blble school 9:30 am. rrea �t n� 1r 10:30 am on the first and Sunday,. Rutlen4 Chutch of ChrlU Bihle school 0:30 a m ; w11rshJp .s ervlce 1 0 : 30 am; Youth F · 1Uowship 6 pm; Worshlp 'l' P Ptnwroy Church of C� rid -· Sunday sc_hool 9:30 a_m; M t: . : E'v ors lng :. :'f ·. o ����:;.·er me�u n: ;;�sB�tle study 7:so pm wed:nes• day. K lntibu ry Church - �u n �y ichool 9:30 sm; Worship 1erv1ce bad arr.anged a trade tour of the surrounding terntory, m the t!G8l'ile of Which the leading business men of the town hoped j)ehonal contact with their "constituency." The chief fo repi'iloerit them was a young. preacher who enjoyed 'ffi�lt c·rm11dem,e, and w�o was able to make a "good speech." 'TIie Unlfohn su·nilay School lesson fo r S eptember 18: "FALSE LEADERSHIP BRINGS RUIN," Micah 3; 4: 1-5. 111 one eountry town .iie had delivered the a ddress of the oc­ casion when a local attorney - a plain man who made n o pre­ tenge of speaking smoothly - arose and said, '"Now that we have had the sWCl't dessert, let's take time to look at tqe facts. We are )ll)l<els, but we have a question we want to ask. Why Groza Hangs Up Pads, Spikes IAKER and SfflRIED vour LENNOX dealer Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1 7 , 1 960-5 ;�h 1 • Pbone wv.2.a,n4 PO�EROY, OHIO INTERNATtONAn TRUCKS .... a­ COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES - ··.; If you a,. plannln9 to remodel yout honte 11H u1 for o �rs­ crh■ad ramod•ling strvlce� litcltns fllnt111 IN■ IUili111 llololll hrclls lllic IOIMs lrlllfflfl lnt1111 ,,.. '""" -------------MAX WAR D' Mid l M1DDL'EP(iRT · i..i.ii lJP 'I � '.� plnt<,round for home reP<lir Nrl1f1. I/to h�v• overythin1 han. . under ,ilia roof. Savo limo , • • s ·· " nion,y. I OVER 85 ? -sEck-Yl , iw 11 no nHif for •llcllnt 1hoP, I _ ,., . l)jf;• °"!l· Wlfh Cq ,'fll flletri, A Go.d iPAIRS EAST First Grid Tilt ·- a� SlittNMs • ha a •Y•rythlng to ma ke SW 36-14 Jn _______________ • For Girls <: I Raid'ers Th ump Ra incoats PO'-llROY." CEM. , B LOC K COMPA� "'"!""r NtW SO OK L '- ·,1 11 � " .,,J .r.- -� H� arln tl Loss an d •rv ou s Te nsion r Ila. ._. G UY,.,, reenf"IC Id OH.. . • I / I THE SH()f IOX - pointe r extra try 1erou.� Gree114 fleld tied it up ln the aecpnd quar­ ter but WrJj'.ht came back Jn the ,fjnal !rime te sqU.lrm aqOII fro m thlfl B •and Uf� final 14-8 count. - • S ,·01 Notes fden r� -• tv �•e N 8WS Of Wee k I o�ce;��:}:J wool' •n I Ch�n ;iWid • �.. - �- . • f ' VTILITY trail er, a barga i n at �ally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1960 Hra nnon 'i; G arai:e, N. ::iecon d ·;;;;=;.;:,;=,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;:._ 1 St., Midd l eport, Oh i o . 9-i6-3tc ;; t1lAB APPLE-i elly. iO\ K�rr St., l'hont! WYZ-2021. o.t6-3tc .� _\, WANT ADS .fOB CONSJS'J'O:NT DEPl!NDABLF IIESULTS RATES I Delawarer Athens l �aders and Councilors �•ting according to J�e Emch, e:x.temiiotl J,met _ E::shenaur, Mary Priddy, I ammal husbandman at WVU. All Youth Winners will op at o (EST). Ann Williams, R b6cca Marti • v a d Frauc�s K a d sh p r calv r p,r ,r l I All f d mo stratio s at th S pt mb r , mu t b t r ot la er thafl 4 In Safet Talk y Mas n County pm Sept. 19, · Emc aid. Exhib m eti g of Show How It's AS IS SPliCIALS 57 Mercury 60 H. P, $495.00 59 Mercury 70 H. p, $5 95.00 45 H. P'. Mercury Outfit $995.00 METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 EHt M■in St l'fft, Pomeroy Phone W\'l-3870 8-20-Uc - - --,---- ----- --� _ 1 I �For Sole or Renf �· Done O M Il 0Ulld e e e I I e n n n the e e e s he e n i �7 j I I I 4 I I I I I t II ----- I t �" I I OJ v .�H l,'PURT I' I ./t I ' '' I Miss _Joyce Ann Fl e ming, D ela­ ware , route 2, and Tum Thomp­ son , Athens, Roule 4, won Ohio's 4-H club sale ly talk contest h er e rece n tly. The two t eenagers talked t heir way to s tate h onors i n compe t­ itio n Wi th 14 other distri ct will.11 ers. The co11lesL was a fea t ure of Ohio's 43rd annual 4.H Club Cu11grcss now in progress on th e Ohw State U n iversity campus. Both th e winn ers talked on highway safe ty. Th e ir vi rtories �ill se�d th em . to Nat_ional 4 .u Cl nb •Con gres.s m C hicago in N ovember with expense·paid tri ps. Second place honors in th e omtest wen t to Miss Elle n Engle Bloomdal e, Wood Coun ty ; an d Arden Shiser, Dallon , Wayne County. Miss E ngle will receive a s et of silverware as her prize an d Shisl er will r ece ive a walrh. Named as alter nat�i; for th e Chicago lr i p are Mis.s De£; An n e Le�-lPevre, Xen i;.i, Ure c nc Coun ty a nd Roger M i ller, W est Alex.an • dria' · Pre ble cou n 1y. The aIterr.a te appointmen ts correspond to a tt1Lr d place r atin,." . - I 4:30 5:00 5:30 fl:00 fi ·.30 t :43 6:5� '1:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 lL.,; · 2:00 Mr s . William Pool er called o n Mrs. Will He ilman, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paint er anti daughters, Diana and Becky, Mr . a n d Mrs. Harry Bro wn a nd sons, Gle n n and Sammie, called at th e Pai n ter home , Sunday . Da n a Turner and 5illie H ei lman caHed on Mr. and Mrs. Will Helim ! n Tuesday e vening. ,\'Ir. and Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Max Cal e Jr . . and daughter 11pen t Monday evening at the Le na rd Lan ham home . _Mr. an d Mrs . Edison \Vlck ham of Ri chmo nd, Ohio, a n ti Mrs. Eliz­ abeth Wickh am called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman , W edn es­ day.-• - - - -----pro­ lo appear on th e safety talk cue a ook t e h. talk s i h gram. In from th e first part of the 4-H pl edge- "( pled ge my head to cleai: thin king.' He urged motor­ }sts. to practice "dearer t hink­ ing as one of thei r drmng haJ bits· The safety talk program one of t he annual activities of th e 4-H n Ohio , is sponsor­ Miss Fl emin g is th e sisler of organization h!io Farm er Insurance ed -by the O Mary Caroly n Flemi n g a safety ny of Leroy. pa Com talk win ner last year a nd sh e wore the r.lress and shoes Mary Caro.Iyo wore wh en she won the 1959 event. •·1 wore t hem for luck a nd I guess it work ed" Joyce Ann said. College duties prev en te d Mary Caroly n from see mg her sister keep th e safety talk croi,,,• n in t he Flem in g family. She is a freshman at Ohio W esleya n Uni versity, D elaware. The girls are daughters of Mr. :m tl Mrs. Lloyd Fl eming. Th ompson 16 is the son of Mrs. · T. G, Thompso n a nd a member , 'S:10.00 Do\.l'n _ Babnce ln o f Littl e Beav ers 1;.l i Club with Convenle"- t 't'rrms Mrs. Bernad ine Blazi er advisor. He ha s been i n club w ork four �ears- and has carrie d such pro­ J ects as ba nd , mark e t pi g, st eer an d cooki n g. . MAS_UN, W_--yA. He was the last of l6 con test• a n ts eight hoys a nd eight g i rls. L reI Cl i ff iociety Events ◄ :00 I New Furniture 1 - ,'Y ' 4:45 • AVALON EXCURSIONS-POIIIEROY-MON. Sept, 19 After !lchool 4:00 - Moonllle5 · 9 p.m.--Orch. Dancing Fares: Child 75c - Aitult Afl. $1.50 - NIie $1.75 PH I LCO TV SPECIAL s -- ZL� ---- 2 PIECE ' · · -�9 . 00 _ ,,,., l:.iyil!9 _ Room Suites """'"' - ·-- · - �. , "', .,---� .�,... , ·..-�, -'---.. ,-,··.,•. ·'. .' , , ,. .,. .,._,, .... , ., 24-a For Sole or Trade .,, , . . , , .,,. " •-'' II l 7:00 1:30 8:3 0 P·SO 10:0 0 10:3 0 11:0 0 11:1 5 �!bum • ,. . . . ijith� Patrol Perry Mason Checkm ate Have Gun. Will Tru -1 Gun smoke Not For Hire News Th.eater -13 � - 13 Captain Kangaroo 'l:00 -:;attoon in-i,ater 1� December Bl'ide 10:30 Video Village lt•·""' 1 Love. L•= -• 11:00 Clfll' Borilonl 12:00 Love ol lJfe 12:30 Searcll. -For Tomom>w 12:45 The d'liflln/1 Llilbl lcOO Llf� ill 1im,y 9:30 �u Are My Neighbors As t.be World Tuma l:SO e nc ie 10:00 Christian Sc Full Ci,rcle :1:00 rk o W at anS eric 10: 15 Am. Party llouse 2:30 10:-00 U. N. in Actio n MlWonalre The 3:00 t0:30 Ca::.iera 3 a·.'llt. Tbe v.,n,,t Cb To,m 11:00 Dig Picture 4:no 'l'lle B?llbte< b.,. 11:30 RFD, USA 1:15 '!'be Secret 1,1.fflD. bs Gib d o o 12: 00 Rev. Elw MIO Tbe l!',dae oJ NllM 12.30 Channel 13 Presents The �re� Stooges 5:00 Off d 12:45 Baseball Lea J. Smith, .Nftl Artbur Ji:00 ll 12:55 Baseba at tbe Wea.her 1:t'& Lol)k A 3:3 0 Comedy Time c:epe Spor'ts 8:20 4.:� Rev. Willard Wllcoz "30 Ainpt _'n' Al!4i1 ft:o&· Oral Roberts 7:04) '&f:ahltilll va Wtttenberg $:SQ Broadwll.y Theater League 7:3'0 Ch ·Hte -ram\l Show 6:00 FYI 8:00 J'e �n _ GladY!I e:� �!"1eth aent_ury :IIO Fa � - �� � Q ; :Oil 1.a..,. 1:3(1 "Denftla, that .Mena,ee $plie I . *s,..,. Sl;oiil!l11:00' flli td Sullivan s,tOtr 10:Q/1 New 9:0CJ (leneri� �ectric T�,ter OI 10 itoim � lal Pre>idei!t 9:31! �!Ind Hitchc:oo• Pnten 10:® bIC"Y· in' Conlll!ctlcut . k·iW · 10,so wi.-,i. IIY µ1n,1 11:lS . " ll u,11\i SOll�ay New, Spedal I j I cub • Mason Cou nty M EWS 'Q<! · i;:g f'1:ic. m.- -ltl � ­ THE Ct-IL'-!' "EVIDENCE� � 11-{E CARED ASOOT WAS T� OF , OfHER OOIVER WAS ONEPALe . CENTER �OOEN ll-lElR. 60 IT WOUND lP BY PAPA OWIMGI QJeR FIFlV 11-\00SAND MO� "TI-IArt THE INSURANCE I TillMS Deily 10 AM - ' 11 :S S AM 11f ,M I . .. ' ,,,� "· �309·95 ASSOC IATIP.,.: Ju\D IO · and TELEVf$JON . ' '. . oii10 .. • '" ,1, · : ,·t;<· - -�l\!EBOT, ' " , � A - I J UST BROKE; MV REC6RD•- By illNIB B\J8IDIILl.&B TH IS 15 THE SM ALLE ST V f'IS H I EVEl: CAUGHT Mi nu te •• E, MAIN S'!', .,.. u. l ?II. OS.• . UJ 1o Tb• A Beo-uti ful Console Cabin�t � · �·- . �-- _.,.• Big 2 1 inc.h · Picture With ' Harry MWer, C,'l'iter IM? '• .. " · · ·. · . '.. '. _· ·" "1'.-Iii --�- �.,--l"j , !,. I II I I ·Channel 13 - Sunday ,:Iii Y9UR$ FOR ON LY ,AH YI PP EI; ··· BRIN<J VOUR CA ME RA··· QU ICK O D ._ Call Dlca Sten ift 1i,�ll Tl{.... ls ef I • ao to Creeks,d• Subdivi�ion. Leave· one at eoery tiou.e. _� 19 Chiinnel �onthq Amert,.• !cb•�,lll• Russian ':t: unt .. \tt ;,f -� ; :: Zioo �fs 'W I CO MPTON - i 11 ·- WHTNW Cht111• 1- I w CAJtlT!! � TH'Nf<K C,D ISTOO '/OU s>W.L!' GtT 8 •j • I =.� I I i:li6 I s here_by g i ven that we are no longer operating or connected with the Ho­ tel Martin or Hotel Martin Bar of Po­ meroy, Ohio. Sa.m uel 0, Perry Virginia M. Perry Legal Notices ---.'--------'-=----- - --- ----- .· :oo· I I • � ta..-.nco "'.i• 'i Jly AL CAl'P IT'S TH' �t� LIVJN'; PEY TO H,,.\ i RLESS t.lOE.'S KIC� J:J-/ JUICE WINE-CELLAR!! 12:rn:f Mitty's Ftinda FtrnriJes ' .e l<hi/1 Kopldnt t! 1 :00- Aintriean Fool n Lelt!t.lE! . 4:00 i\i<, cl.... Show 4:30 American � 'ltlo 5:00 Matty's Funday Funnies 5:30 Travel Film ti:00 People's Choict 6:80 Gray Gnost . 7:0I) 1l'rackdown .• . � �:!IO All 7:� l\,,vQrick -- , te\lt Jfotll � ,6:·�i, TN 8:to La'W11an U:00 ti, lin'i, �, .. g,op Th• Pebel ,i 'ii'oaiuw �••l jl:lp tans 1,:.0 'nle At,, I tl'.:ltJ , �� 10:30 iJ.ohnnY Staccato 1l:f0 �.. 11 :00 '!'ho N�,T•si)IIII Ob) ' fl:U Sign On T;OO Toda,v 9:00 Welcome Nelshbor1 9:30 Mr. and Mrt. North IU:00 Douala Re }U l0:30 Play Your Hunch 11 :00 Prk� 11 Rlght. I 1-ltO Oincentratlon l2!00 TN.ti:! or Con11equenNil rn · SO It Could be You l :00 Mid Da'y News 1;.10 Movietime 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 8:00 Youns: or. Malone 3:30 FTom These Roots 4:00 Corned>· Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Time S:00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sgt. Preaton 6:00 Music 'in tbe Round 6:1� Jlm· Thacker Show 8:25 WeatherciJt 6:30 News Picturc: 8:45 Hunuc,- Brin� fl&1"'( t 7:00 Huckleberry Hound '1:30 Riverboat 8:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 9:00 Sen. John K en nedy 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 · Barbara Stan wyck Show 10:30 Jackpot Bo:w)ing I ·1\:00 Ne1ffA Hi.••dli..irit. t:lU w�atbercalit (1:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off dliili.;fl- Sundlf MASON FURNITURE CO, I . HP .,._ Channel 3-Monda, ct Cl>� !17'.!il rave Shfflob 8:IIO 8:30 �•Vi; ::: To, '.8eaTer S1K" . A. . :., U. e'e, :0:00 iu'bU New,.; 11:00 Up-T ' (I-Tli"e-M'lnute n,tO Sports Report a:tS ,Late Sl\o'w 1-i/o $299 Ec ,_,. SJ 8BUL'II New a W e athe!'CflS.. Nltewatch Sign on WC H S-TV C ha nnel cll'lllllill • .. HIMIJ 3 Rooms NOTICE • - - -�--- 10:\5 Sign on 10:30 Th.e An swer !I :00 Frontiers of Faith 1l :30 This is th� Life "ti · 00 TV Chapel 12:30 Lab 30 1:00 Film 1 :15 Film 1 : 15 Dugout Dope 1 :25 Baseball 4:00 Big 3 Bowling 5:00 Popeye & Pals 5:SO · Fa'<arite Story ti:00 Meet the Press 6:30 Sunday New s Plctur4 7:00 Shirley Temple Show 8:00 National Velvet . 8.30 Tab l-1un ter Show D:o,• , Chevy Sho"' t0:00 Loretta Y our.g Show 10:30 People are Flinny I -ONLY Watch Mr. Wizard Scie nce Ficti on Theat6 Det ectiv e ' s Da iry True Story Home Run DerhJ N ews Picture Sports Roundup Weathercast Satw-clay Nl gbt Jamboree Bonanza Tai l Man The 't)eputy World Wide eo 'Man _,•rom Interpol Ne· .,·, He adli_nes WJathercast Shockwa".ch Sign Off 11 :00 1 11:10 11: 16 1:00 Channel 3 - Sunday I :__7 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Sept. 17, lll60 TE LEVI SI ON -· GU I DE WSAZ-TV Ch an nel Channel 3 - Saturday Mr. and :,1rs. W illiam Taylor an d son, Lee , Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd Taylor J r . and daughter, Rayma, Sharon Rife and Walter Taylor, all of Ad di son called on Mr. and '."iill. Rohe rt Pai n ter , Saturday eve ni n g. ee t n h s o I PHONE WY-2-21 57 e West S.h ade Event� Of We�k n es eede es n ed eene er e ents n e n 4 - H �aders an d Cou n cllors . tors who must travel Jong disUniled Pres, lnternellonel The�e gi rls had earlier participat- lances may come i n Sund ay eve• eentl per -.rd, one 1n88l'tlon. Minimum oharga - 60 cents. Th e big leagu e penna n t races ed m th e state , de m�nstra ti on n i n g. Startin g at 8 :30 Monday I word '°1 thne CODll8ellUVfl inlertlona. , J oent.l per may eHintually g 0 to the you ng con te ts a t Jack n 's Mill. S j morn ing, aJI feeder cakes will be � 8Ptdll - one mouth for 30 cent.I per word. _ and th !! swift th i s yc n r but 1t T proeessed upon arrival a n· d will s ulc h C e r e "':' r.lmg en atl e o11 h ,. , • tr Jll&1I rate of 4r cent.a per wOrd will be charaed for advertisln4 won' t be t he fitult of two i:;reat Sperow an d Mrs. Clifford Dunn , I be placed temporarily in thei r bill. rec.94villg aner day, 10 witbia va,td .oot \. old pros named Warre n Spa:i,1 O d Town Mou n tai neers ; Ann respective weigh t lots for fi nal � ·• ..._,, QI �vert.isinc - Should be r�� 1mmNiiately. The ! and Wh iey Ford 1l h am s a nd Mrs Betty Call, gradi ng . � . Dul, Se:atineJ will not be responaible for more tban one !near, \\, ;J Both ha\'C lost lot of th e n C ! imbers ; Mr. a nd Mrs lifto A fee der calf f 1ttmg an d showftel. Ullllel'Uon. "hop" on lhe1r fast !Jall i but 39. C Mc ery . Mr nd ng demonstration will be h eld M a nn i rs . ,� of 'Rub aDd. Sipet.'1&1 Notice, of Ev.,uta SUICl. Oblt!.W"Lea lG I .fo"I VJ:: ROOM house with bath ; ye.ir-old Spah n and 32 :i,car old O 11 Priddy, Mary Priddy and a 7 pm Mooday conducted by ex ._ al l ce'l.t per word. .---bed 1 1- 2 base ment a unfuushed ' F'urd demonstrated Friday night �nn Williams , Leon Luck ies ; tension agen ts and vocatio nal t MO, d i>AYS 3 DAYS J. DAY \VOllDS j second story, ga nd he best t of two sl11l re they th.al rage a nd large rs E E. M itche ll, Happy Hust agric ulture teachers. '4-IIO $1.BI 90c llOc JO , clutch pitch r. rs in the busmess jer5, ot1tbu1ldmg, 1 ½ ac re s in C he s 'Fhe State 4•H and FFA pun $6 00 a1.8CI auu llOc ID Spahn, hattlmg to ke ep the ' Mi s Ha. tt ie Jorda n , Okeh; Mrs . bred sh eep sho ws will get u ndei j te r next to sr hool. Approv ed n:.O "·'" ,uo 10< • for GI Loa n . Call WY 2-3045 )lilwaukee Braves' £amt pennant G ra rd Rood , Mrs Lie ul o Rou�h way at 7:45 pm, Sept 20, follow• · hopes aliv e m thr 1'ation al a id Mrs Clarence Yeager, Hlli ed at H 45 by the State 4 H and Adi reaived bJ' 10 A.IL will be tn that dan IMJ>Cll'. 9 13 Gtc ---- - -- - ------ Leai;;:ue . p1Lrh ed his f1rsl no hJt- �•!lie: Phyl! 16 Mill er and Ja net FFA Sheep showmanship con tests 7 HOOM HOUSE, w�ll to wall tcr, gamed the 287th wm of his sh e na�r , Tip Top Toppers ; Mrs The FFA a nd 4-H feed er ca U league E. -----' c� rpelmg Built-m k:tchen. Call tarcer and Sl!t a rn aJor urner, Happy Go Luck- sho ws will begin at 9 am Sept \\,y 2 3212_ 913-Eitc mark of 11 20 win se ll so ns b:i, a ' ;!��� rls. G eorge Keen er, Frances 21 and ope n classes of feedei ( U J I-or Sale j j Notices , --l ' , -7 ---- _ _ _____ ed th e -- - -- - left-hand er when he topp -,----- - - - -- Marti n , 1 calves will be exhibited at l · UI K ee ner and Reb ecca - 1 1- 4 ) For Rent · Philarldphia Phillies 4_0 _ &oUND AND SQUARE DANCE , " 1 A. .J.��!A ,fl�._ WASHER SEE Char �U(Y Bee · William Gregory pm The FFA a d 4·8 f ee., er calf ' Y . �L · � ' , , 1 1w rn as FL>rk Saturday mght• Se pt 10 from I· ar .. c.s I F' , in ur t i mswer t: g Bal im re 8 county l o ag t d _ n I h n e J W s t an e s ow sh1 ts_ a nt II be ace, w • r : m� p co I · oy Moose -- _ _ ____ f!:JGHT ROOM HO LJSt.-:- t·w- 7 fl: 30 lo 1 2 :30 at Pomer ges- 4- H club agen; aua r 1 i chard s ' H Pa':1J sug i.:c i:i f , he g. enin v e ay d dnes e \\ ld room apadme n ts· A· ' N :cn gev · lion that h i s arm mi g ht be · Lodge. All M oose members and 112 RATS K.lLLED wi th Star war· Refrelhment Committee farm, 2½ lb s $1.49. . The showin g for gran d cham Pl:w Bbersbac ne h WY2 · 3 272· _ tfc !_l-2 friend,. " de.id" heal Lhe Jr i oles for the 9 15-Jtp _. n and reserve grand champion pio e Hardware , Sugar Run Flo ur Th e en Achi vem t Nig ht remi , 4-2, and s fifth this, lime eas will der steers a_nd h eife rs fee ro , e hous ow 1 d Rutlan ' n- , cn11bkd FOUR uU\ Mill and La ndmark Store. l"I IIMITI AND Pl&T CONTROL the :-.ew Yurk Yanke es �reshmen t committee will meet take place at 9.30 am, S ept. 22, h s ip. all WY2-6566. 8-IG-aOtp C 2 (8) at pm Thu rsday, 10, 11, 1 , 17, 18 19 24 .,, ...In. Prw lnlprKtton. lnwr• ept. 22 at I followe_d by the showing of the - -- · - ------- lo t .i kt• a oae-�a i tw lead i n the , the 2_ home of Mrs. GeSral 8 NI ltr •tllHlwlde. PIMM R. d Rood , :l� 26,_ 31 ; (9) 1, 2, 7, , 9 i5tp li'OR 1 n Americ llB '> REN!-Thee . e Leagu office r Ol a cha1rm;i n . Other m embers are get-o f-sire class a nd the cou nty A. "lffvlce 'St1tlon WY1- --- - ., . over Stiffle r Shoe Store on j -�� show class of feeder calves. AUCTION -"� ;:._ �1Mfc I Cou rt St., in Pom er oy , second , The Br aves moved i IJio sl!cnnd Mrs. Adri an Lat hey and Mrs. Carl , 1 960 AY, SATURD Sept, 24 Th.e state feeder calf sale of e S ell. r b , c . pl th e l e ad Irom gat.nes I z • 5 e _a t 1 x 18 ge r la O�� fl?or. oom r ft, 22 1_0;30 A. M. ill approximately 400 animals Committee To Meet WANT TO gi-ve away Puppi es. Wlt·h adJo mmg ? 2 � 12 .t room . w illi o nly 1 2 � ames lo play, wh en 1 am l t!avr ng_ the state a!1 d w i ll g e b ro p n l t mp o 1 at :rs h T l . clock e M y of rs e t �b n ominating he ' Coolville . se ll the folluwrng a t au etw n at I O ne 10 � 1 8 fro_n � roo m. All : 1 1'.e Cmcrnna, t1 Heds e dged th e JUc:hard Spencer, committee will meet at L 30pm day afternoon . Auctioneer will b e YU-0-24415,, 9-JB-JtP my residence, 2 miles west from n eNly_ pa in ted w1tli new floor / !Jollt-run_rnng bllt faltermg PillsCol. H owaNi Dalkins' Winchester' 1 . eovi>"l ngs, Ph o m� W1' 2-2080. , b 1 1 n: h l 'irnl e s, 4 - J . Ao1 d th e Yan- Sept . 23 in the cou nty e x.te nsion Va. i off WANTED-RIDE TO W11.sh i ngton Rutland Post Off i ce on S tale e d Inclu ce. kns W('n' . Lhre full_ �am es a he uc.i d in this group a re 8- Wc , · : Chicago ' D. C. or vic inity, the 22nd or Houte 124, turn Sout h on co un ty The 6 hee 1 -- - __ - .. � �r the t!iml -pl:ice Judged bJI While Mrs. John Pnddy chair mun Mrs � � a nd d ro � � follow r r a . s w o 11 23rd. Guido Girolami. Phone M.rs 'c 1ara· 1 Dr_ . James e c o the ani mal S nx. w ho bowed to the Detroi t Howard G arland .' Ford Tractor wi th mowe r, 800 N [CJ£:LY 1'"URNISHED 1 2 BED- 1\'5 WYZ.2529. Sc hullz Harry Mi ll er M rs Ger- se1ence del)artment, WVU. Fciur9-17-Jtp (· r�. 4-3 . room up& tlilirs apa rtmen t. Ph I ' ' · BaleB of Hay, 3 Hog fo7eeders I . I d WY2·3874 · �--- 8 I tfc· I ,l.he ::.�11 J· rnuciscu Gia n ts a 1d Rood a nd Mrs. Alma Turner. H feeder cal ves will b 2.·, - IO mo Ic siie ), 1950 lnlernaProgram Committee ! by Ja1!1es w_arner, Colui:,b�/�., , • . -; j Cardinals s Lou'. St. the_ nocke� 16) last a nd Fou� trnnal Hea\'Y Duty Truck L-180 A.l'Aha'MENTS __ _.l'urn ished ;d � 0, 11�1_rtl pla e, 6·2: and the Los The program_ c ommittee for extension animal hullbandman at to be sol d for parts), Myer� v nturnl�hed . Mt'Ml,i1ten, Middle ; ngvk.s � , and FFA feeder calves will �co red a 5-4 Ach ie vem en t N ight will meet at OHU, L>odgerii l,.OST - PAIR HORN - RI'MMEU · Waler Pump, Deep Well Pump. 1 YH'l'. porl. Phon e _ WY 2_2821 e_ j u dged by Rogef E. b 3 3 tI Robert 30p I pt. e S mi in n� 26 _ : h t C co th e over ry i ty cago i Ch �bs in 81Hael. 0:intact Robert Pickett, and Ta n k, 2 th re e Phase Mo- ---_ ___ _- - · __ _· _ I t r N game� The even U: ns1 on office . Thi s gro up in - El_1zabeth . Showmanship xte � Washi n :;. gto n J. !ll � o R. D. 1, P meroy, O hi o. tors, Other Moto rs, Cua ! Drills, FOU �t ROOM u nfurni�� cd ap a rtwill e b d ge d ju th ud by s e r li ec8 Mrs. Gus d Douglas J ' menl, ha�h and ut1lily ruom Sui.1 1ors tlnwned thf! Boston Red 9 15 ate Other Tools, 1�00 Ft. Plastic i e tiv � J uaiB � d vi i / s i l a m. h plu c rma I � , n H Mrs. o , o J n a 3-0 r Ga the d n ward la S Clevela x n d n tlin ewly pa1 n te<l . Upst.Jirs i n.side Hose (S ize ranges from % " t o dire ctor of th; Agric�lt �ra i"1fi ' s. r :-.:.'. ha c Ri rd e Tatt _ n o s r d at a J It<JM a the nd Kansas ty i C e ?�P � m private cnlrance �35 .00 . J> hnn e . 3" , 2000 Ft. t:led ric \\l ire te nsion service, WVU, S c hul tz. !� I Auto Soles' --9- 16-:Jtc I At i!ltd_1ts. 4-2 1 ,n other AL action. Clara < Siie 4 to JO,, 1 400 Amp __ _:-YY�J�7. St te d up nd 4-H , Randa 11 iM cCutcheon , 18 year FFA • e Rou n s tl sko • three-ru n Joublc 1-. Ji Ku ---- -· - Sw i tch Box, 800 Ft . 4" oak MODER - - -- . Go-.1 CINA UNd Can • n s have Pla I e b ld ished unfurn N • I ri se( the in tmd -H boy from Reedy, _Roane rooms c i ng a nd Gordo� inn lcte 3 . Pla k 9 Ft Lo ng, I D oz. All "-11n eDCI Mo.delt for th e 301h ann ua��tate�:� an � �ou n� , W?n top honors m nand bath ent Coleman's B r r partm duc _ cabin g single in _ d1 un-pro i_ . � � Geese, 40 L"hick en s (Approx . ) ' na / _j� nior sheep MITROPOLITAN MOTOtll inets, d1sposdl, 1rn: men1tor, 1 lht• cighlh pr ovide d Jay Hook FFA Livestock R ° dup t0 l_>e tw s heari n g I Doz. D ucks. The abo�· c Hems , _ ld e h •- ..et "'"' It. pt. e S 19-22 l comp dosets. iir�f' runs enough with -WY2-514 Phone e bt1on hel d at the I ndiana a son s M ill ac k . 1 nd tile p ·. ha to are to be sold before Lunch. . Ohle 9-lb-lf c I r a l<•s their thi 1, "., I oss · . Ind'Janapo1·u, As State . Fai· r m . m lo uIr -- - ,.....,.,. __ ___::__ __ _ _ _ __ LUNCH WILL Bl! SliRVE,... -·----., a n · J -g.imes. ·Sheep Shearing ' 1937 STUDEBAK ER VB pres Idim!, I HOUSEHOLD F=URNITURE �h,::;:P f�n �nior .. sedan. Fm est and best l' or(h cCutc_ lando p heon . will r_eanti I\ i Will e ccfo I.. Ce Or I • nrn 1-5 room apar1menl unf ish t d. s� mg, ll ollln D i v1d l! r, 2 ' : t dl : K_ c 1 rkla11d hit homers oJl eg� seho l�rsh1 p !, c $300 £:�: an d r e l ief 1 urn room apartment 4 f ished. dcb.iker ltea.Ily sh arp i nsid e P( Se�11nn11l Colll:h Cluffo R � t� e Su n beam Corpor ation . , P IH1 11 c WY2 -3302. 9-16-mp p1 1 t'hN Slu �lille r allow ed on ly rnbe, �hei;l or Dra wers, llum J.:.t · $1,095 Blactt nar'�, - -�- l l� rc e hits fur the !asl 5 2_3 i n��mer��� prey (,a� Heater ( 45000 DTLIJ , Tll R , , OOM·. p. ___ 9 Hi 6tc • rl l a JJI 1 m C on- nmgs fur the Giants wh i le Maury rnt ,l � F,E, Gauges : Mo ntgom ery B upC OU Barrell l:fat k ha ir, edroom d _ St .t ce t . l'hone WY2-2733. W i ll .� s in g l �, d h ome pinch-ru n ner pi�r, 9.4 lower, ru nnin g 516.2 1956 FOR0V8-1'�airla ne H--:;;d top ft· t' 1-2 s _uitc, Vesta GaN Hange, 1'11 1 ko . 31 7 W11!1c na.v1s in the ni nth inning Cpe. One o f cl ea ne,11t cars in r Cumlf. ltefr1 .te rator, ABC _ ____ Lu gmi the Dodgen; l11c.ir tri- c;a[lipolis 17 fl upper, 9. 9 low'. town. $1095. Blaettnars, Pmn r.r runnmg four ft; Lock 21, 15.3 1 Sun dy , Wa she�. Reel T,ype La,wn Mow• atlcnda n ce Suneroy. 9 15 6tc I e r, 2 F lower Pede stals, 2 Hoc- NH �- uparlmtmt three r-u oms urnph. upper, lO . O lower, ru nn i ng one I day was lSchool - --___ l7. ___ iw · . Bn ' JrnH ,111(! tternu 138 i t l ne o g n i nn ru trap. All d ams up ho ken , St11 nds, 2 S i llglc lrou 19t58 CHEVROLET VB �;,-.. U B&AT THE ODDS Sun d a;1-· tllld Mnrul.ty wv2-2292 _ quarter of II trap do wn to in,lu d- 1 o obert Burdette Sr. was taken dr. Sedan Good lookmg and sood l Be ds (Compl ete), D ressi ng TaEVANSTO N, Ill . UPI- J�mes mg Lock 12; Lock a .. to � 17 � Holzer H us�)ital Tu cslia)" e ve n0- ! 7-11 (' i bl e, Gas Heater (15000 BT U ) runnmg car. $995 Bla e t tn ars mg. · - - -·- A. Jumt's, formed history , ha,·�- cl osed ; Lock lB to 23 r unn ing one 2 Wh i li_, ,_:hairs, L.i mp,, Kit: 3 HOO.\IS AND-BAT�I WrTH DIN _ croy Porn � 9 15 6t � ma11 anti duu11 l'mi•ritus M r. and Mrs . Vernon Howell or t h ' e ·_ __ -- -- j r hcn Cubmet ( V ery Goud, 5 wn combmcd :,11,rthweslt> rn lJ11 ivc rs ity Gradu· trap. . ar and G l kit who ha �· c . _been v1si'.ing thCl r d . t',l ;V ; io OJ� . Riv er boats, dow n , Lock , l� PLYM O � I -H VS 4 dr Sedan. P('. L> in nc u c Set Deep Fr cr ull _s i u: hr1 semenl J14 1,� Cun- a !i· Sr· hool , Jias lw ale n odds uf 16 Susi ' Llk new I ac k a nd whll11 fin- I Mistellarwo·us ile ms e 1 : 40 am , 0-l ; Lo ck 17 daughteu m Cauton , ,1avt!· rcturn - l t ur S!. lhonc WY 2 3859. HJU,OOO 10 :i. , t8h •c Push butto n shift. $895. L'orncll 7:10 am 2-1 1, Lo ck 19 cd t o their hDm e here. ADA VAN METER' Owner lie WHS pmd S4,000 lhe J4 :ilc r. g d n a face . s en Mr ry are H n Klei rL "i _!JlaeUnars,. Pomcroy. Tradewind 7:20 am, 12-0 · H elen .Terms: Ce s h, 9 15 6tc,� _ _ __ j � a l ut' uf 1wo m�•irami• po l ici es Z 3 am, I derrick boat; i.ock 23 a nnoun cmg t li e bmh of 1:1 so n at --cc- = -,t RHponlible for Acc idents � · � � � o/• 6 19 3 t o�l---ton Ch . p iek p tru ;iy on-hi s- 91ith lzer Hospital Tuesday. IL is J IIOOM APAHTMEN'J a i 2:18 l l ;.i m , ! BRADFORD AUCTI - -- ___ Elger Cllff 2 Pm, 2-0; Bca\·er Ho - birthrlay In A·l �ondltion. Gou(I tires: COMPANY, RACIN ON r f oune e n�h living ch ild. thei 1ltnn SLrccl, Mt<ldlqiurl l'honc ' 3:10 pm, 1-0: Aliquippa 7 am, CHh price $4811. Alki ns Chicks · A1,actloneer: CRITT E, 0. Mr s. 2 2-3553 WY n::,urance l ml ( Jtc 15, O-ll. . . . Hallie Berry of Colorado 1 BRADFORD I . ---9-16-3tc v s tmg her sister, .Mrs. Mi nn ie _ m _ i c Up wer Gall ipolis Robert ___ Sale Man11.. ,: A. c. BRADFORD. . ---� CoM-?u.TE iNSURANCl.:: pfto Bonnie ::! : l o am, 3-0; Lock 23 Vmmg. , d 1 I { 1 7 ) H e lp Wa nte__ Df FORD, automatic tra nsmissi on D·17-6tc t� ct1on , Ltfe, �uto, Fire, Poll6 Joh n _ ___ - -- ---- -�- - - r. M d Mrs. an onn ie L Norris : e w o R J. 11 am, 1 20 0-19; radio. A. D. JJviden. Call SP3- I THE I AT ' • , Call J)()o Mills, Middleport' Peggy Down ey an d daugh ter, Ruth Arm, of ColumBECOME A BEAUTICIAN Ii: r. II. llAVIS pro12:30 pm 8-0. 1 5732. 9·16-3lc I perly,· brtrk bu� spen t the week end with Mr. tw o sto1·y, located Get_ i n to t hi s h i gh payi ng profcs- , ')laJ..._ a n h a t a: Rocke d own at MarK w -c,:c-ccc-= ;cc: :;;c;: ; :;;:c;-;; ;;;� 11 � at and M n r 1 s. North m Cla f ren ce Curtis . II e w short mo n th 0 Thi rd and Coal 11 0 met 4 am, 0-5. DISHWARE. all kinda. Carl Chrv11th e pay a s your learn basis. llARNJ<;S-SJ.'\1PSON JN'SLIRANCE Mr . a nd Mrs. Jerry COx and Streets, J\tkhllcport, may be lier, Loni Bottom. 8-16-30lp Ay:cnts, Mtdd l c porl. Fire, Autotwo children of Columbus spen t Write. pho ne or rome rn. :.cun any even ing. 9·17-JO tc JACK'S SPECIALTY. D-;l lcJ� �I O�Jl o_ Honda. Phone WY2· two day s wit h M r. and M rs. GefSuullwrlun Ili! auly A(·adcmy 200a. 8-27-tf $15 Porkette aandwiches. Jack's , 10 GAUG I!: /:illOT GUN. Pri;cNOTI\..E OF d Pullins amt family. ai FILING 16 E. \\/11sh i ngton St. AND --- · ----�--.:: M n . John Stout, H.im�""..,1 ,, i t"" , -Dairy Bar, Mlddleport. 9-13-6tc T!1e You n g P_eople' s Missio miry Alhens, Oh in HEARING ON INVENTORY i 2 1 9 14 Blc J Keal i:StOte S o ciety en terl.ollned 8,437 l No. C•M Clifford 6tc l2 9 - HOUSE TRAILER 4h10, 19�9 -- -- Pr •• Court, Meigi County, Ohio co bs Su nd ay Sch ool class of t eeJa_____:;_____c n' PAH l' itEsTAURANT, :; SALE: KBn l um• � take will M model, FIVE RU OM HOUSE furniture in or ; � E xcc utor or Administra- agers at the grange hall Tuesday DLE AGED lady to l i i·c i n to l''U l 1 lJ r •� � y. e o ftcaso n for Helling, retireW i th bath, nice l on tiun . Melvin 1or an 1mall down payment and take u cneral h.ouse work. Mrs. sue h of the following as evemn g. Hamburgers, hot dogs, men t aml l eavi ng t he coun ty. 1f I P ear\ Williams, Harrisun villc over �ments, contact v,q:II 1-:f ood, l ll Lo .:ust St., Pomeroy, are rcs id en �s of the state of Ohio : baked bean s potato salad, hma , mle re:. l!!ti call m peuon . IA:vne, Cheahire, o., or call (9) 1 JOtp Rone!. Phon e WY2·6821. _______-- ____ _c survlvi ng ll})o use, if any; n ext of bean s and cake, pie, coffee and (9) rn, 3lp -EM 1·'1229. 9-13_61c _ 9-16·31c· UOMS, W ITH BA TH Tw o story km; ben eficiaries und er the wm kool ade were served to 35 youth --- 8 R ----A A U L OMlllA h G om rn:n I e iwar sclluol , HEFRI rwm ER C TO Take over If an.Y; the attorney or attorney� and 10 adults. Ho me. movies were S, •·, PIA HI coatai . . brln1 e Services ss Busin J _20 1 1 cu. IL. Like ne w. $ .1 2�. u sod ( of the afore- shown by Mr. Jaco bs. $t0,90 pi1r m o nL h paym en ts after rcprt!se nti ng a ny Webllel Fruit Farm, Lona Bot--lesa ned tha nlio e m ons n r� e p 3' : y Mr. and i�Ua. Glen Tl, ompson e ars. w o d Pho ne WY 2_ u paym ent. Phone WY 2-5324. tom, Oblo. Phone YUkon 3-3201 MUELLER FUkNJ\.CES, WISTING 2624. _____ i nto the Charles Diehl moved by e r he re a You k 3 otified n on that ...18-Ua g 1� Jlc , HOUSE •PPll•ncitL Arnold Bro- _ ___ _ _ _ 8 2 30 ____: th e 15th day of September 1960, an pro-�y, Sunday. �• . the,_, SyrHvM, Ohio, Phone NI•.' \\' r'lO USE just compl eted in In vcn ur FOR SALi 3 RESTAURANT BOOTHS, :Breakl y and Appra,sement of the Mr. and Mrs. Pearl' Ja-bs -.u ,·tWY'l '18' Off ers will bc receive -tf -11· d at the L>f- ___� acuSc, O rooms a n d bath, in - estate of PhI llI P Brueh , deceaacd, tended the Homecoming at Uock svr 11..., -,-,, --__ , f11t nt. See Kalhleen Ca,•pen-fkc of We bster and rulb!, Allor••• 11ulated, h,1rdwood floors , p,n- I alo o f Po me l'oy O hi o m saId sprlh8S _.. . Ma.In St., R utland. · Method1st ' Church Sunday. . BULi' DOZER • FOF !!IRE • po nds, .' . , �Y 1 Mt. and Mrs. Carl Gheen and omeroy, e l ing inside , large lot. Priced cou n ty was filed ' 111 p 0/110, up to el even .)' , 9 I. 31, ",. , t . s Court emen t . bas 1111 d la ndscapin g in . -----' -· o clod, A M on W nesday, Sept. $6ll00. C.11 11 Viki ng 3-226l 0, • •25"._ · Hearing on said Invenlory •nd family of Willington W Va is Phone Ch osler, Y oko n.,.., · ·•th e � · tor 1811 J'ORD 1 ton Flatbed tru,-k. •''I • •I OHO, see Pat real u11tate localed Patterson Portland appt·a 1. se men t will be had before visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sand)' Oll�en ti-24-SOtp New Raven, W. Va., Phone TU 2- i ·sa Icm rownahip, Meigs Coullty, ' Ohi o. --D· 16-3tc' l s Court on the 4th d ay of O cto• and family° -I 9 12 Olp o\ to , near D1m v! lle, con sisting of AIR ElOND n'IONli. G, R E.FRIGE& - ---- - --- - --- -- blll ' 1100, er� 1960: at 10 o'clock A. M. and Mr. omer o�erholtz I H Mrs. aboui 48 acres, mo re or lc11s, formaUon aervtce Jack'• Refrlgera- l<'U H SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath Excep�wns there to may be filed of Dayton vmted Mrs. Minnie Vin- 1 �O LUX VACU-UM CLEAN- erly ow ned by H, t hree Jots. 780 Hysell st., Mid• 11. Rumfield au d tiO':l. New Hneb. l'hont ru 2. _ mteres�cd party at any fnt ancl family over the week end, ' y b_ Ea,· Complete with aUachmcnts Myrta L. Uumheld clicport, J. iii. A!Jcr.. 9 7 tfc tuneanpyrio . 81'37, Z-3-U r to f iv� days before the 6Janlce Ru11sell, Crooksville is •D;d tllrow away ba11. Pay o ff l u fl'ers s ubj ect to Court 8p1 - - . --Al d et_ s e hearmg._ fo!, O 11t $6 her aural, Mr. and Mrs'. Le o -visitinK C 4 , O llOOM '4, 1.lk) or HOUSE, FR NT due P of R .00 1 H ):lalance ,JJ ,1 1CTl0Nlff . pro val. I _ a my NESS and Vining I a�d e r natu g s1_ 1 W � w e losed enc gl11ss ml family. , p back r o h one o . Y 2 2204 CoMple� Service , ,.· ef.f. . < Pt1 m nlb Ph MANN ING D. WEBSTER, seal of s 1ud Court. Ufis the Up o und cellllr, rnnn l ng water gr Cole a:nd children Raymond :w:rs. (9) tD,. Ste Crltt IB,radfont Atlmmistrutor -� ' ., ,' ; day of S�ptember 1960 spent Sund ay with Mr. and Mrs. 10th acr e more or l ess . $1500. $450 1 W'rlt9, Phon• or Confect (9) 9, 10, 12, 15, J.6, 16, 17, 6tc . 11.:;,...._.1.,vED sn••GER SEWING �n F. H. O BRIEN Albert Milhoan. d o wn, $2U mon th. :.-i:11 n ley Gettys A. C. IRADr•OAt1, Racl'1e,- Ohio. ,; . lne. WIii tell for $26 plua 3 Pc. LIVlNU nd Ex-Officio Clerk a Judge llnppy Hol ow R o a d , Mido. ' t.p...tt; l -� . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and ltOUM -SOITE. o,,c dYe \II for parts. Pho ne • •� 1 k B er, 11 nn Y A n spent Sunday wtth. Mr. hildre .a c Black An gus e lecLrk ro tisoer ie · ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet M e- .tmn SALE: 60 Ac ilE.FAHM : .:'.i, ,J , 2aot• . . . , . . . . (9) J5,3tc IN Mrs. and Clerk ty u p e D Raymond Spehcer a'nd l ta r wo o repair k r and w,;, k f J telephon e �la nd, 1 Grave ly ro'. ,-, Leba n on Township. 5 room house - · family. 2tc 24, 17, <9) any kind. WY Phone 2.2301. r ta ; y r, e mo:,-,almost ne w 4 Ven� 8AI. FUEL OU. ,:;;-4JOI -Also 4ll x 140 ft. broiler houae - ·---8l-30tp. l '. _.. can for trH uthn■tea. itlan blinds, 34" witlo. Phone .\imllll house, 2 farm ponds an d -WY :.!-3047 . --9 I� ate -'iift.Hi.11 a Abbotl IIJdaleporl,l'llJoa) we l l. 'W1H sell at sal'rihoo Atkins BUILDING NEIGLER .... SUPPLY · ,:..., , • 1'11111111111• 10) 15, 3tc John a-M ..r.-rl:� roof shi ngles, Ch i cks. BRAND N EW ZIG ZAGI SEWlNU ordt1r, to bullt cablneta kitchen maeh.lne in origi nal factory caraluminum windows a nd doors OPTOM ETRIST tons . �akc11 button holes, monogarage doors, ceilJnf Ule, vinyi grams, blin d siUches, and ma n:, East Court Slreel, Pomeroy floor tile and plywoOO. paneling fan cy designs. Will aell th is Call Neialer'1, RacJne. 8-11-tfC week only !or $4,7.00. Terms If Office Houn: 9 to 12, 2 lo ,Jc1..e at Noon on Thurs,) desired. Phone WY 2-2204. POME ROV - 2- story fri.me, 6 1 ·1 (9) 15, 3ct roo ms, bath, lot 100x90' go od locati on. $6000.00. Terms . FOR SALi MIODLEPORT-6•room frame 3 Another Geed Buy • • • Offers will be recelved at the bedrooms) bath, corn er locutlon office of Webster and Fultz, At• I lot 60x�1 $3500.00. Terms, BAi<ER'S "l=RO� torney1, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to elev­ RUTLAND- I¼, story frame, 6 i" • . ' . ., en o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Septem• rooms (8 bedrooms), garage ber 20, 1960, for the real estate lo­ good '!'1ell, ¼ acre lo t, on pay. SefOl'O 9:30 A.M. cited in S1li1bury 'fown1hlp Meigs d roacl $fi000,00, e 1'1,.,1.,..rt WY-2-264' County, Ohio, of ne11,r Dead' Man 's ALBIRT M. COX, Sal•sm•n P•n1•,.., WY-24HS Cur-ve, State Route No. 124, con, lex 229 Phone WY2-2220 .. STD P"'1D KAUTZ 11,un1 of about 26 acl'tls, more or WY2-3UO ,N ?,,. I. � .... a..... less. with frame dwelUna thereon, 9-17-Jtc - Y- 141°' formerly owned by Marcaret. Hy­ HAMIi.io SIIIYICI fTATION sell Ru11el1. _,. ,... AM. All often supJed to Court ap< . proval. !!wry Doy 8enlor HANNING D. WEBSTER, Admlnlstr■tor AUCTIOHIIR (9) 9, JO, 12, 15, _1e, 17, tltc RIASONABLI RA.TIS YEAR old re,latered ai;e�; SATISFACTION GUARAMTEID _ WO T_ _ aey Bull for &ale. Gordon Col­ Call or write 1. o. M.c:oy Un1. Reedsville, OhJo. R. D. 1. Chester, Ohio 11-11-l!lp ,i.:12 aotp I I 4-11 CLUB NEWS Spahn, Ford, l 9a J__ Morini Suppl 1-. ' ··- • , ,r,, � ., :,,.,. -. .. '..F '" l av , -•. , .., ( HM ....:.....-........� ' c, '' "1 1 ' . ,.� �� •· -�•� • -• •-�n I , •- u TO! '..... . .. . ' ,. .t; �.. - �- . • f ' VTILITY trail er, a barga i n at �ally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1960 Hra nnon 'i; G arai:e, N. ::iecon d ·;;;;=;.;:,;=,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;:._ 1 St., Midd l eport, Oh i o . 9-i6-3tc ;; t1lAB APPLE-i elly. iO\ K�rr St., l'hont! WYZ-2021. o.t6-3tc .� _\, WANT ADS .fOB CONSJS'J'O:NT DEPl!NDABLF IIESULTS RATES I Delawarer Athens l �aders and Councilors �•ting according to J�e Emch, e:x.temiiotl J,met _ E::shenaur, Mary Priddy, I ammal husbandman at WVU. All Youth Winners will op at o (EST). Ann Williams, R b6cca Marti • v a d Frauc�s K a d sh p r calv r p,r ,r l I All f d mo stratio s at th S pt mb r , mu t b t r ot la er thafl 4 In Safet Talk y Mas n County pm Sept. 19, · Emc aid. Exhib m eti g of Show How It's AS IS SPliCIALS 57 Mercury 60 H. P, $495.00 59 Mercury 70 H. p, $5 95.00 45 H. P'. Mercury Outfit $995.00 METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 EHt M■in St l'fft, Pomeroy Phone W\'l-3870 8-20-Uc - - --,---- ----- --� _ 1 I �For Sole or Renf �· Done O M Il 0Ulld e e e I I e n n n the e e e s he e n i �7 j I I I 4 I I I I I t II ----- I t �" I I OJ v .�H l,'PURT I' I ./t I ' '' I Miss _Joyce Ann Fl e ming, D ela­ ware , route 2, and Tum Thomp­ son , Athens, Roule 4, won Ohio's 4-H club sale ly talk contest h er e rece n tly. The two t eenagers talked t heir way to s tate h onors i n compe t­ itio n Wi th 14 other distri ct will.11 ers. The co11lesL was a fea t ure of Ohio's 43rd annual 4.H Club Cu11grcss now in progress on th e Ohw State U n iversity campus. Both th e winn ers talked on highway safe ty. Th e ir vi rtories �ill se�d th em . to Nat_ional 4 .u Cl nb •Con gres.s m C hicago in N ovember with expense·paid tri ps. Second place honors in th e omtest wen t to Miss Elle n Engle Bloomdal e, Wood Coun ty ; an d Arden Shiser, Dallon , Wayne County. Miss E ngle will receive a s et of silverware as her prize an d Shisl er will r ece ive a walrh. Named as alter nat�i; for th e Chicago lr i p are Mis.s De£; An n e Le�-lPevre, Xen i;.i, Ure c nc Coun ty a nd Roger M i ller, W est Alex.an • dria' · Pre ble cou n 1y. The aIterr.a te appointmen ts correspond to a tt1Lr d place r atin,." . - I 4:30 5:00 5:30 fl:00 fi ·.30 t :43 6:5� '1:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 lL.,; · 2:00 Mr s . William Pool er called o n Mrs. Will He ilman, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paint er anti daughters, Diana and Becky, Mr . a n d Mrs. Harry Bro wn a nd sons, Gle n n and Sammie, called at th e Pai n ter home , Sunday . Da n a Turner and 5illie H ei lman caHed on Mr. and Mrs. Will Helim ! n Tuesday e vening. ,\'Ir. and Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Max Cal e Jr . . and daughter 11pen t Monday evening at the Le na rd Lan ham home . _Mr. an d Mrs . Edison \Vlck ham of Ri chmo nd, Ohio, a n ti Mrs. Eliz­ abeth Wickh am called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman , W edn es­ day.-• - - - -----pro­ lo appear on th e safety talk cue a ook t e h. talk s i h gram. In from th e first part of the 4-H pl edge- "( pled ge my head to cleai: thin king.' He urged motor­ }sts. to practice "dearer t hink­ ing as one of thei r drmng haJ bits· The safety talk program one of t he annual activities of th e 4-H n Ohio , is sponsor­ Miss Fl emin g is th e sisler of organization h!io Farm er Insurance ed -by the O Mary Caroly n Flemi n g a safety ny of Leroy. pa Com talk win ner last year a nd sh e wore the r.lress and shoes Mary Caro.Iyo wore wh en she won the 1959 event. •·1 wore t hem for luck a nd I guess it work ed" Joyce Ann said. College duties prev en te d Mary Caroly n from see mg her sister keep th e safety talk croi,,,• n in t he Flem in g family. She is a freshman at Ohio W esleya n Uni versity, D elaware. The girls are daughters of Mr. :m tl Mrs. Lloyd Fl eming. Th ompson 16 is the son of Mrs. · T. G, Thompso n a nd a member , 'S:10.00 Do\.l'n _ Babnce ln o f Littl e Beav ers 1;.l i Club with Convenle"- t 't'rrms Mrs. Bernad ine Blazi er advisor. He ha s been i n club w ork four �ears- and has carrie d such pro­ J ects as ba nd , mark e t pi g, st eer an d cooki n g. . MAS_UN, W_--yA. He was the last of l6 con test• a n ts eight hoys a nd eight g i rls. L reI Cl i ff iociety Events ◄ :00 I New Furniture 1 - ,'Y ' 4:45 • AVALON EXCURSIONS-POIIIEROY-MON. Sept, 19 After !lchool 4:00 - Moonllle5 · 9 p.m.--Orch. Dancing Fares: Child 75c - Aitult Afl. $1.50 - NIie $1.75 PH I LCO TV SPECIAL s -- ZL� ---- 2 PIECE ' · · -�9 . 00 _ ,,,., l:.iyil!9 _ Room Suites """'"' - ·-- · - �. , "', .,---� .�,... , ·..-�, -'---.. ,-,··.,•. ·'. .' , , ,. .,. .,._,, .... , ., 24-a For Sole or Trade .,, , . . , , .,,. " •-'' II l 7:00 1:30 8:3 0 P·SO 10:0 0 10:3 0 11:0 0 11:1 5 �!bum • ,. . . . ijith� Patrol Perry Mason Checkm ate Have Gun. Will Tru -1 Gun smoke Not For Hire News Th.eater -13 � - 13 Captain Kangaroo 'l:00 -:;attoon in-i,ater 1� December Bl'ide 10:30 Video Village lt•·""' 1 Love. L•= -• 11:00 Clfll' Borilonl 12:00 Love ol lJfe 12:30 Searcll. -For Tomom>w 12:45 The d'liflln/1 Llilbl lcOO Llf� ill 1im,y 9:30 �u Are My Neighbors As t.be World Tuma l:SO e nc ie 10:00 Christian Sc Full Ci,rcle :1:00 rk o W at anS eric 10: 15 Am. Party llouse 2:30 10:-00 U. N. in Actio n MlWonalre The 3:00 t0:30 Ca::.iera 3 a·.'llt. Tbe v.,n,,t Cb To,m 11:00 Dig Picture 4:no 'l'lle B?llbte< b.,. 11:30 RFD, USA 1:15 '!'be Secret 1,1.fflD. bs Gib d o o 12: 00 Rev. Elw MIO Tbe l!',dae oJ NllM 12.30 Channel 13 Presents The �re� Stooges 5:00 Off d 12:45 Baseball Lea J. Smith, .Nftl Artbur Ji:00 ll 12:55 Baseba at tbe Wea.her 1:t'& Lol)k A 3:3 0 Comedy Time c:epe Spor'ts 8:20 4.:� Rev. Willard Wllcoz "30 Ainpt _'n' Al!4i1 ft:o&· Oral Roberts 7:04) '&f:ahltilll va Wtttenberg $:SQ Broadwll.y Theater League 7:3'0 Ch ·Hte -ram\l Show 6:00 FYI 8:00 J'e �n _ GladY!I e:� �!"1eth aent_ury :IIO Fa � - �� � Q ; :Oil 1.a..,. 1:3(1 "Denftla, that .Mena,ee $plie I . *s,..,. Sl;oiil!l11:00' flli td Sullivan s,tOtr 10:Q/1 New 9:0CJ (leneri� �ectric T�,ter OI 10 itoim � lal Pre>idei!t 9:31! �!Ind Hitchc:oo• Pnten 10:® bIC"Y· in' Conlll!ctlcut . k·iW · 10,so wi.-,i. IIY µ1n,1 11:lS . " ll u,11\i SOll�ay New, Spedal I j I cub • Mason Cou nty M EWS 'Q<! · i;:g f'1:ic. m.- -ltl � ­ THE Ct-IL'-!' "EVIDENCE� � 11-{E CARED ASOOT WAS T� OF , OfHER OOIVER WAS ONEPALe . CENTER �OOEN ll-lElR. 60 IT WOUND lP BY PAPA OWIMGI QJeR FIFlV 11-\00SAND MO� "TI-IArt THE INSURANCE I TillMS Deily 10 AM - ' 11 :S S AM 11f ,M I . .. ' ,,,� "· �309·95 ASSOC IATIP.,.: Ju\D IO · and TELEVf$JON . ' '. . oii10 .. • '" ,1, · : ,·t;<· - -�l\!EBOT, ' " , � A - I J UST BROKE; MV REC6RD•- By illNIB B\J8IDIILl.&B TH IS 15 THE SM ALLE ST V f'IS H I EVEl: CAUGHT Mi nu te •• E, MAIN S'!', .,.. u. l ?II. OS.• . UJ 1o Tb• A Beo-uti ful Console Cabin�t � · �·- . �-- _.,.• Big 2 1 inc.h · Picture With ' Harry MWer, C,'l'iter IM? '• .. " · · ·. · . '.. '. _· ·" "1'.-Iii --�- �.,--l"j , !,. I II I I ·Channel 13 - Sunday ,:Iii Y9UR$ FOR ON LY ,AH YI PP EI; ··· BRIN<J VOUR CA ME RA··· QU ICK O D ._ Call Dlca Sten ift 1i,�ll Tl{.... ls ef I • ao to Creeks,d• Subdivi�ion. Leave· one at eoery tiou.e. _� 19 Chiinnel �onthq Amert,.• !cb•�,lll• Russian ':t: unt .. \tt ;,f -� ; :: Zioo �fs 'W I CO MPTON - i 11 ·- WHTNW Cht111• 1- I w CAJtlT!! � TH'Nf<K C,D ISTOO '/OU s>W.L!' GtT 8 •j • I =.� I I i:li6 I s here_by g i ven that we are no longer operating or connected with the Ho­ tel Martin or Hotel Martin Bar of Po­ meroy, Ohio. Sa.m uel 0, Perry Virginia M. Perry Legal Notices ---.'--------'-=----- - --- ----- .· :oo· I I • � ta..-.nco "'.i• 'i Jly AL CAl'P IT'S TH' �t� LIVJN'; PEY TO H,,.\ i RLESS t.lOE.'S KIC� J:J-/ JUICE WINE-CELLAR!! 12:rn:f Mitty's Ftinda FtrnriJes ' .e l<hi/1 Kopldnt t! 1 :00- Aintriean Fool n Lelt!t.lE! . 4:00 i\i<, cl.... Show 4:30 American � 'ltlo 5:00 Matty's Funday Funnies 5:30 Travel Film ti:00 People's Choict 6:80 Gray Gnost . 7:0I) 1l'rackdown .• . � �:!IO All 7:� l\,,vQrick -- , te\lt Jfotll � ,6:·�i, TN 8:to La'W11an U:00 ti, lin'i, �, .. g,op Th• Pebel ,i 'ii'oaiuw �••l jl:lp tans 1,:.0 'nle At,, I tl'.:ltJ , �� 10:30 iJ.ohnnY Staccato 1l:f0 �.. 11 :00 '!'ho N�,T•si)IIII Ob) ' fl:U Sign On T;OO Toda,v 9:00 Welcome Nelshbor1 9:30 Mr. and Mrt. North IU:00 Douala Re }U l0:30 Play Your Hunch 11 :00 Prk� 11 Rlght. I 1-ltO Oincentratlon l2!00 TN.ti:! or Con11equenNil rn · SO It Could be You l :00 Mid Da'y News 1;.10 Movietime 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 8:00 Youns: or. Malone 3:30 FTom These Roots 4:00 Corned>· Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Time S:00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sgt. Preaton 6:00 Music 'in tbe Round 6:1� Jlm· Thacker Show 8:25 WeatherciJt 6:30 News Picturc: 8:45 Hunuc,- Brin� fl&1"'( t 7:00 Huckleberry Hound '1:30 Riverboat 8:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 9:00 Sen. John K en nedy 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 · Barbara Stan wyck Show 10:30 Jackpot Bo:w)ing I ·1\:00 Ne1ffA Hi.••dli..irit. t:lU w�atbercalit (1:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off dliili.;fl- Sundlf MASON FURNITURE CO, I . HP .,._ Channel 3-Monda, ct Cl>� !17'.!il rave Shfflob 8:IIO 8:30 �•Vi; ::: To, '.8eaTer S1K" . A. . :., U. e'e, :0:00 iu'bU New,.; 11:00 Up-T ' (I-Tli"e-M'lnute n,tO Sports Report a:tS ,Late Sl\o'w 1-i/o $299 Ec ,_,. SJ 8BUL'II New a W e athe!'CflS.. Nltewatch Sign on WC H S-TV C ha nnel cll'lllllill • .. HIMIJ 3 Rooms NOTICE • - - -�--- 10:\5 Sign on 10:30 Th.e An swer !I :00 Frontiers of Faith 1l :30 This is th� Life "ti · 00 TV Chapel 12:30 Lab 30 1:00 Film 1 :15 Film 1 : 15 Dugout Dope 1 :25 Baseball 4:00 Big 3 Bowling 5:00 Popeye & Pals 5:SO · Fa'<arite Story ti:00 Meet the Press 6:30 Sunday New s Plctur4 7:00 Shirley Temple Show 8:00 National Velvet . 8.30 Tab l-1un ter Show D:o,• , Chevy Sho"' t0:00 Loretta Y our.g Show 10:30 People are Flinny I -ONLY Watch Mr. Wizard Scie nce Ficti on Theat6 Det ectiv e ' s Da iry True Story Home Run DerhJ N ews Picture Sports Roundup Weathercast Satw-clay Nl gbt Jamboree Bonanza Tai l Man The 't)eputy World Wide eo 'Man _,•rom Interpol Ne· .,·, He adli_nes WJathercast Shockwa".ch Sign Off 11 :00 1 11:10 11: 16 1:00 Channel 3 - Sunday I :__7 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Sept. 17, lll60 TE LEVI SI ON -· GU I DE WSAZ-TV Ch an nel Channel 3 - Saturday Mr. and :,1rs. W illiam Taylor an d son, Lee , Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd Taylor J r . and daughter, Rayma, Sharon Rife and Walter Taylor, all of Ad di son called on Mr. and '."iill. Rohe rt Pai n ter , Saturday eve ni n g. ee t n h s o I PHONE WY-2-21 57 e West S.h ade Event� Of We�k n es eede es n ed eene er e ents n e n 4 - H �aders an d Cou n cllors . tors who must travel Jong disUniled Pres, lnternellonel The�e gi rls had earlier participat- lances may come i n Sund ay eve• eentl per -.rd, one 1n88l'tlon. Minimum oharga - 60 cents. Th e big leagu e penna n t races ed m th e state , de m�nstra ti on n i n g. Startin g at 8 :30 Monday I word '°1 thne CODll8ellUVfl inlertlona. , J oent.l per may eHintually g 0 to the you ng con te ts a t Jack n 's Mill. S j morn ing, aJI feeder cakes will be � 8Ptdll - one mouth for 30 cent.I per word. _ and th !! swift th i s yc n r but 1t T proeessed upon arrival a n· d will s ulc h C e r e "':' r.lmg en atl e o11 h ,. , • tr Jll&1I rate of 4r cent.a per wOrd will be charaed for advertisln4 won' t be t he fitult of two i:;reat Sperow an d Mrs. Clifford Dunn , I be placed temporarily in thei r bill. rec.94villg aner day, 10 witbia va,td .oot \. old pros named Warre n Spa:i,1 O d Town Mou n tai neers ; Ann respective weigh t lots for fi nal � ·• ..._,, QI �vert.isinc - Should be r�� 1mmNiiately. The ! and Wh iey Ford 1l h am s a nd Mrs Betty Call, gradi ng . � . Dul, Se:atineJ will not be responaible for more tban one !near, \\, ;J Both ha\'C lost lot of th e n C ! imbers ; Mr. a nd Mrs lifto A fee der calf f 1ttmg an d showftel. Ullllel'Uon. "hop" on lhe1r fast !Jall i but 39. C Mc ery . Mr nd ng demonstration will be h eld M a nn i rs . ,� of 'Rub aDd. Sipet.'1&1 Notice, of Ev.,uta SUICl. Oblt!.W"Lea lG I .fo"I VJ:: ROOM house with bath ; ye.ir-old Spah n and 32 :i,car old O 11 Priddy, Mary Priddy and a 7 pm Mooday conducted by ex ._ al l ce'l.t per word. .---bed 1 1- 2 base ment a unfuushed ' F'urd demonstrated Friday night �nn Williams , Leon Luck ies ; tension agen ts and vocatio nal t MO, d i>AYS 3 DAYS J. DAY \VOllDS j second story, ga nd he best t of two sl11l re they th.al rage a nd large rs E E. M itche ll, Happy Hust agric ulture teachers. '4-IIO $1.BI 90c llOc JO , clutch pitch r. rs in the busmess jer5, ot1tbu1ldmg, 1 ½ ac re s in C he s 'Fhe State 4•H and FFA pun $6 00 a1.8CI auu llOc ID Spahn, hattlmg to ke ep the ' Mi s Ha. tt ie Jorda n , Okeh; Mrs . bred sh eep sho ws will get u ndei j te r next to sr hool. Approv ed n:.O "·'" ,uo 10< • for GI Loa n . Call WY 2-3045 )lilwaukee Braves' £amt pennant G ra rd Rood , Mrs Lie ul o Rou�h way at 7:45 pm, Sept 20, follow• · hopes aliv e m thr 1'ation al a id Mrs Clarence Yeager, Hlli ed at H 45 by the State 4 H and Adi reaived bJ' 10 A.IL will be tn that dan IMJ>Cll'. 9 13 Gtc ---- - -- - ------ Leai;;:ue . p1Lrh ed his f1rsl no hJt- �•!lie: Phyl! 16 Mill er and Ja net FFA Sheep showmanship con tests 7 HOOM HOUSE, w�ll to wall tcr, gamed the 287th wm of his sh e na�r , Tip Top Toppers ; Mrs The FFA a nd 4-H feed er ca U league E. -----' c� rpelmg Built-m k:tchen. Call tarcer and Sl!t a rn aJor urner, Happy Go Luck- sho ws will begin at 9 am Sept \\,y 2 3212_ 913-Eitc mark of 11 20 win se ll so ns b:i, a ' ;!��� rls. G eorge Keen er, Frances 21 and ope n classes of feedei ( U J I-or Sale j j Notices , --l ' , -7 ---- _ _ _____ ed th e -- - -- - left-hand er when he topp -,----- - - - -- Marti n , 1 calves will be exhibited at l · UI K ee ner and Reb ecca - 1 1- 4 ) For Rent · Philarldphia Phillies 4_0 _ &oUND AND SQUARE DANCE , " 1 A. .J.��!A ,fl�._ WASHER SEE Char �U(Y Bee · William Gregory pm The FFA a d 4·8 f ee., er calf ' Y . �L · � ' , , 1 1w rn as FL>rk Saturday mght• Se pt 10 from I· ar .. c.s I F' , in ur t i mswer t: g Bal im re 8 county l o ag t d _ n I h n e J W s t an e s ow sh1 ts_ a nt II be ace, w • r : m� p co I · oy Moose -- _ _ ____ f!:JGHT ROOM HO LJSt.-:- t·w- 7 fl: 30 lo 1 2 :30 at Pomer ges- 4- H club agen; aua r 1 i chard s ' H Pa':1J sug i.:c i:i f , he g. enin v e ay d dnes e \\ ld room apadme n ts· A· ' N :cn gev · lion that h i s arm mi g ht be · Lodge. All M oose members and 112 RATS K.lLLED wi th Star war· Refrelhment Committee farm, 2½ lb s $1.49. . The showin g for gran d cham Pl:w Bbersbac ne h WY2 · 3 272· _ tfc !_l-2 friend,. " de.id" heal Lhe Jr i oles for the 9 15-Jtp _. n and reserve grand champion pio e Hardware , Sugar Run Flo ur Th e en Achi vem t Nig ht remi , 4-2, and s fifth this, lime eas will der steers a_nd h eife rs fee ro , e hous ow 1 d Rutlan ' n- , cn11bkd FOUR uU\ Mill and La ndmark Store. l"I IIMITI AND Pl&T CONTROL the :-.ew Yurk Yanke es �reshmen t committee will meet take place at 9.30 am, S ept. 22, h s ip. all WY2-6566. 8-IG-aOtp C 2 (8) at pm Thu rsday, 10, 11, 1 , 17, 18 19 24 .,, ...In. Prw lnlprKtton. lnwr• ept. 22 at I followe_d by the showing of the - -- · - ------- lo t .i kt• a oae-�a i tw lead i n the , the 2_ home of Mrs. GeSral 8 NI ltr •tllHlwlde. PIMM R. d Rood , :l� 26,_ 31 ; (9) 1, 2, 7, , 9 i5tp li'OR 1 n Americ llB '> REN!-Thee . e Leagu office r Ol a cha1rm;i n . Other m embers are get-o f-sire class a nd the cou nty A. "lffvlce 'St1tlon WY1- --- - ., . over Stiffle r Shoe Store on j -�� show class of feeder calves. AUCTION -"� ;:._ �1Mfc I Cou rt St., in Pom er oy , second , The Br aves moved i IJio sl!cnnd Mrs. Adri an Lat hey and Mrs. Carl , 1 960 AY, SATURD Sept, 24 Th.e state feeder calf sale of e S ell. r b , c . pl th e l e ad Irom gat.nes I z • 5 e _a t 1 x 18 ge r la O�� fl?or. oom r ft, 22 1_0;30 A. M. ill approximately 400 animals Committee To Meet WANT TO gi-ve away Puppi es. Wlt·h adJo mmg ? 2 � 12 .t room . w illi o nly 1 2 � ames lo play, wh en 1 am l t!avr ng_ the state a!1 d w i ll g e b ro p n l t mp o 1 at :rs h T l . clock e M y of rs e t �b n ominating he ' Coolville . se ll the folluwrng a t au etw n at I O ne 10 � 1 8 fro_n � roo m. All : 1 1'.e Cmcrnna, t1 Heds e dged th e JUc:hard Spencer, committee will meet at L 30pm day afternoon . Auctioneer will b e YU-0-24415,, 9-JB-JtP my residence, 2 miles west from n eNly_ pa in ted w1tli new floor / !Jollt-run_rnng bllt faltermg PillsCol. H owaNi Dalkins' Winchester' 1 . eovi>"l ngs, Ph o m� W1' 2-2080. , b 1 1 n: h l 'irnl e s, 4 - J . Ao1 d th e Yan- Sept . 23 in the cou nty e x.te nsion Va. i off WANTED-RIDE TO W11.sh i ngton Rutland Post Off i ce on S tale e d Inclu ce. kns W('n' . Lhre full_ �am es a he uc.i d in this group a re 8- Wc , · : Chicago ' D. C. or vic inity, the 22nd or Houte 124, turn Sout h on co un ty The 6 hee 1 -- - __ - .. � �r the t!iml -pl:ice Judged bJI While Mrs. John Pnddy chair mun Mrs � � a nd d ro � � follow r r a . s w o 11 23rd. Guido Girolami. Phone M.rs 'c 1ara· 1 Dr_ . James e c o the ani mal S nx. w ho bowed to the Detroi t Howard G arland .' Ford Tractor wi th mowe r, 800 N [CJ£:LY 1'"URNISHED 1 2 BED- 1\'5 WYZ.2529. Sc hullz Harry Mi ll er M rs Ger- se1ence del)artment, WVU. Fciur9-17-Jtp (· r�. 4-3 . room up& tlilirs apa rtmen t. Ph I ' ' · BaleB of Hay, 3 Hog fo7eeders I . I d WY2·3874 · �--- 8 I tfc· I ,l.he ::.�11 J· rnuciscu Gia n ts a 1d Rood a nd Mrs. Alma Turner. H feeder cal ves will b 2.·, - IO mo Ic siie ), 1950 lnlernaProgram Committee ! by Ja1!1es w_arner, Colui:,b�/�., , • . -; j Cardinals s Lou'. St. the_ nocke� 16) last a nd Fou� trnnal Hea\'Y Duty Truck L-180 A.l'Aha'MENTS __ _.l'urn ished ;d � 0, 11�1_rtl pla e, 6·2: and the Los The program_ c ommittee for extension animal hullbandman at to be sol d for parts), Myer� v nturnl�hed . Mt'Ml,i1ten, Middle ; ngvk.s � , and FFA feeder calves will �co red a 5-4 Ach ie vem en t N ight will meet at OHU, L>odgerii l,.OST - PAIR HORN - RI'MMEU · Waler Pump, Deep Well Pump. 1 YH'l'. porl. Phon e _ WY 2_2821 e_ j u dged by Rogef E. b 3 3 tI Robert 30p I pt. e S mi in n� 26 _ : h t C co th e over ry i ty cago i Ch �bs in 81Hael. 0:intact Robert Pickett, and Ta n k, 2 th re e Phase Mo- ---_ ___ _- - · __ _· _ I t r N game� The even U: ns1 on office . Thi s gro up in - El_1zabeth . Showmanship xte � Washi n :;. gto n J. !ll � o R. D. 1, P meroy, O hi o. tors, Other Moto rs, Cua ! Drills, FOU �t ROOM u nfurni�� cd ap a rtwill e b d ge d ju th ud by s e r li ec8 Mrs. Gus d Douglas J ' menl, ha�h and ut1lily ruom Sui.1 1ors tlnwned thf! Boston Red 9 15 ate Other Tools, 1�00 Ft. Plastic i e tiv � J uaiB � d vi i / s i l a m. h plu c rma I � , n H Mrs. o , o J n a 3-0 r Ga the d n ward la S Clevela x n d n tlin ewly pa1 n te<l . Upst.Jirs i n.side Hose (S ize ranges from % " t o dire ctor of th; Agric�lt �ra i"1fi ' s. r :-.:.'. ha c Ri rd e Tatt _ n o s r d at a J It<JM a the nd Kansas ty i C e ?�P � m private cnlrance �35 .00 . J> hnn e . 3" , 2000 Ft. t:led ric \\l ire te nsion service, WVU, S c hul tz. !� I Auto Soles' --9- 16-:Jtc I At i!ltd_1ts. 4-2 1 ,n other AL action. Clara < Siie 4 to JO,, 1 400 Amp __ _:-YY�J�7. St te d up nd 4-H , Randa 11 iM cCutcheon , 18 year FFA • e Rou n s tl sko • three-ru n Joublc 1-. Ji Ku ---- -· - Sw i tch Box, 800 Ft . 4" oak MODER - - -- . Go-.1 CINA UNd Can • n s have Pla I e b ld ished unfurn N • I ri se( the in tmd -H boy from Reedy, _Roane rooms c i ng a nd Gordo� inn lcte 3 . Pla k 9 Ft Lo ng, I D oz. All "-11n eDCI Mo.delt for th e 301h ann ua��tate�:� an � �ou n� , W?n top honors m nand bath ent Coleman's B r r partm duc _ cabin g single in _ d1 un-pro i_ . � � Geese, 40 L"hick en s (Approx . ) ' na / _j� nior sheep MITROPOLITAN MOTOtll inets, d1sposdl, 1rn: men1tor, 1 lht• cighlh pr ovide d Jay Hook FFA Livestock R ° dup t0 l_>e tw s heari n g I Doz. D ucks. The abo�· c Hems , _ ld e h •- ..et "'"' It. pt. e S 19-22 l comp dosets. iir�f' runs enough with -WY2-514 Phone e bt1on hel d at the I ndiana a son s M ill ac k . 1 nd tile p ·. ha to are to be sold before Lunch. . Ohle 9-lb-lf c I r a l<•s their thi 1, "., I oss · . Ind'Janapo1·u, As State . Fai· r m . m lo uIr -- - ,.....,.,. __ ___::__ __ _ _ _ __ LUNCH WILL Bl! SliRVE,... -·----., a n · J -g.imes. ·Sheep Shearing ' 1937 STUDEBAK ER VB pres Idim!, I HOUSEHOLD F=URNITURE �h,::;:P f�n �nior .. sedan. Fm est and best l' or(h cCutc_ lando p heon . will r_eanti I\ i Will e ccfo I.. Ce Or I • nrn 1-5 room apar1menl unf ish t d. s� mg, ll ollln D i v1d l! r, 2 ' : t dl : K_ c 1 rkla11d hit homers oJl eg� seho l�rsh1 p !, c $300 £:�: an d r e l ief 1 urn room apartment 4 f ished. dcb.iker ltea.Ily sh arp i nsid e P( Se�11nn11l Colll:h Cluffo R � t� e Su n beam Corpor ation . , P IH1 11 c WY2 -3302. 9-16-mp p1 1 t'hN Slu �lille r allow ed on ly rnbe, �hei;l or Dra wers, llum J.:.t · $1,095 Blactt nar'�, - -�- l l� rc e hits fur the !asl 5 2_3 i n��mer��� prey (,a� Heater ( 45000 DTLIJ , Tll R , , OOM·. p. ___ 9 Hi 6tc • rl l a JJI 1 m C on- nmgs fur the Giants wh i le Maury rnt ,l � F,E, Gauges : Mo ntgom ery B upC OU Barrell l:fat k ha ir, edroom d _ St .t ce t . l'hone WY2-2733. W i ll .� s in g l �, d h ome pinch-ru n ner pi�r, 9.4 lower, ru nnin g 516.2 1956 FOR0V8-1'�airla ne H--:;;d top ft· t' 1-2 s _uitc, Vesta GaN Hange, 1'11 1 ko . 31 7 W11!1c na.v1s in the ni nth inning Cpe. One o f cl ea ne,11t cars in r Cumlf. ltefr1 .te rator, ABC _ ____ Lu gmi the Dodgen; l11c.ir tri- c;a[lipolis 17 fl upper, 9. 9 low'. town. $1095. Blaettnars, Pmn r.r runnmg four ft; Lock 21, 15.3 1 Sun dy , Wa she�. Reel T,ype La,wn Mow• atlcnda n ce Suneroy. 9 15 6tc I e r, 2 F lower Pede stals, 2 Hoc- NH �- uparlmtmt three r-u oms urnph. upper, lO . O lower, ru nn i ng one I day was lSchool - --___ l7. ___ iw · . Bn ' JrnH ,111(! tternu 138 i t l ne o g n i nn ru trap. All d ams up ho ken , St11 nds, 2 S i llglc lrou 19t58 CHEVROLET VB �;,-.. U B&AT THE ODDS Sun d a;1-· tllld Mnrul.ty wv2-2292 _ quarter of II trap do wn to in,lu d- 1 o obert Burdette Sr. was taken dr. Sedan Good lookmg and sood l Be ds (Compl ete), D ressi ng TaEVANSTO N, Ill . UPI- J�mes mg Lock 12; Lock a .. to � 17 � Holzer H us�)ital Tu cslia)" e ve n0- ! 7-11 (' i bl e, Gas Heater (15000 BT U ) runnmg car. $995 Bla e t tn ars mg. · - - -·- A. Jumt's, formed history , ha,·�- cl osed ; Lock lB to 23 r unn ing one 2 Wh i li_, ,_:hairs, L.i mp,, Kit: 3 HOO.\IS AND-BAT�I WrTH DIN _ croy Porn � 9 15 6t � ma11 anti duu11 l'mi•ritus M r. and Mrs . Vernon Howell or t h ' e ·_ __ -- -- j r hcn Cubmet ( V ery Goud, 5 wn combmcd :,11,rthweslt> rn lJ11 ivc rs ity Gradu· trap. . ar and G l kit who ha �· c . _been v1si'.ing thCl r d . t',l ;V ; io OJ� . Riv er boats, dow n , Lock , l� PLYM O � I -H VS 4 dr Sedan. P('. L> in nc u c Set Deep Fr cr ull _s i u: hr1 semenl J14 1,� Cun- a !i· Sr· hool , Jias lw ale n odds uf 16 Susi ' Llk new I ac k a nd whll11 fin- I Mistellarwo·us ile ms e 1 : 40 am , 0-l ; Lo ck 17 daughteu m Cauton , ,1avt!· rcturn - l t ur S!. lhonc WY 2 3859. HJU,OOO 10 :i. , t8h •c Push butto n shift. $895. L'orncll 7:10 am 2-1 1, Lo ck 19 cd t o their hDm e here. ADA VAN METER' Owner lie WHS pmd S4,000 lhe J4 :ilc r. g d n a face . s en Mr ry are H n Klei rL "i _!JlaeUnars,. Pomcroy. Tradewind 7:20 am, 12-0 · H elen .Terms: Ce s h, 9 15 6tc,� _ _ __ j � a l ut' uf 1wo m�•irami• po l ici es Z 3 am, I derrick boat; i.ock 23 a nnoun cmg t li e bmh of 1:1 so n at --cc- = -,t RHponlible for Acc idents � · � � � o/• 6 19 3 t o�l---ton Ch . p iek p tru ;iy on-hi s- 91ith lzer Hospital Tuesday. IL is J IIOOM APAHTMEN'J a i 2:18 l l ;.i m , ! BRADFORD AUCTI - -- ___ Elger Cllff 2 Pm, 2-0; Bca\·er Ho - birthrlay In A·l �ondltion. Gou(I tires: COMPANY, RACIN ON r f oune e n�h living ch ild. thei 1ltnn SLrccl, Mt<ldlqiurl l'honc ' 3:10 pm, 1-0: Aliquippa 7 am, CHh price $4811. Alki ns Chicks · A1,actloneer: CRITT E, 0. Mr s. 2 2-3553 WY n::,urance l ml ( Jtc 15, O-ll. . . . Hallie Berry of Colorado 1 BRADFORD I . ---9-16-3tc v s tmg her sister, .Mrs. Mi nn ie _ m _ i c Up wer Gall ipolis Robert ___ Sale Man11.. ,: A. c. BRADFORD. . ---� CoM-?u.TE iNSURANCl.:: pfto Bonnie ::! : l o am, 3-0; Lock 23 Vmmg. , d 1 I { 1 7 ) H e lp Wa nte__ Df FORD, automatic tra nsmissi on D·17-6tc t� ct1on , Ltfe, �uto, Fire, Poll6 Joh n _ ___ - -- ---- -�- - - r. M d Mrs. an onn ie L Norris : e w o R J. 11 am, 1 20 0-19; radio. A. D. JJviden. Call SP3- I THE I AT ' • , Call J)()o Mills, Middleport' Peggy Down ey an d daugh ter, Ruth Arm, of ColumBECOME A BEAUTICIAN Ii: r. II. llAVIS pro12:30 pm 8-0. 1 5732. 9·16-3lc I perly,· brtrk bu� spen t the week end with Mr. tw o sto1·y, located Get_ i n to t hi s h i gh payi ng profcs- , ')laJ..._ a n h a t a: Rocke d own at MarK w -c,:c-ccc-= ;cc: :;;c;: ; :;;:c;-;; ;;;� 11 � at and M n r 1 s. North m Cla f ren ce Curtis . II e w short mo n th 0 Thi rd and Coal 11 0 met 4 am, 0-5. DISHWARE. all kinda. Carl Chrv11th e pay a s your learn basis. llARNJ<;S-SJ.'\1PSON JN'SLIRANCE Mr . a nd Mrs. Jerry COx and Streets, J\tkhllcport, may be lier, Loni Bottom. 8-16-30lp Ay:cnts, Mtdd l c porl. Fire, Autotwo children of Columbus spen t Write. pho ne or rome rn. :.cun any even ing. 9·17-JO tc JACK'S SPECIALTY. D-;l lcJ� �I O�Jl o_ Honda. Phone WY2· two day s wit h M r. and M rs. GefSuullwrlun Ili! auly A(·adcmy 200a. 8-27-tf $15 Porkette aandwiches. Jack's , 10 GAUG I!: /:illOT GUN. Pri;cNOTI\..E OF d Pullins amt family. ai FILING 16 E. \\/11sh i ngton St. AND --- · ----�--.:: M n . John Stout, H.im�""..,1 ,, i t"" , -Dairy Bar, Mlddleport. 9-13-6tc T!1e You n g P_eople' s Missio miry Alhens, Oh in HEARING ON INVENTORY i 2 1 9 14 Blc J Keal i:StOte S o ciety en terl.ollned 8,437 l No. C•M Clifford 6tc l2 9 - HOUSE TRAILER 4h10, 19�9 -- -- Pr •• Court, Meigi County, Ohio co bs Su nd ay Sch ool class of t eeJa_____:;_____c n' PAH l' itEsTAURANT, :; SALE: KBn l um• � take will M model, FIVE RU OM HOUSE furniture in or ; � E xcc utor or Administra- agers at the grange hall Tuesday DLE AGED lady to l i i·c i n to l''U l 1 lJ r •� � y. e o ftcaso n for Helling, retireW i th bath, nice l on tiun . Melvin 1or an 1mall down payment and take u cneral h.ouse work. Mrs. sue h of the following as evemn g. Hamburgers, hot dogs, men t aml l eavi ng t he coun ty. 1f I P ear\ Williams, Harrisun villc over �ments, contact v,q:II 1-:f ood, l ll Lo .:ust St., Pomeroy, are rcs id en �s of the state of Ohio : baked bean s potato salad, hma , mle re:. l!!ti call m peuon . IA:vne, Cheahire, o., or call (9) 1 JOtp Rone!. Phon e WY2·6821. _______-- ____ _c survlvi ng ll})o use, if any; n ext of bean s and cake, pie, coffee and (9) rn, 3lp -EM 1·'1229. 9-13_61c _ 9-16·31c· UOMS, W ITH BA TH Tw o story km; ben eficiaries und er the wm kool ade were served to 35 youth --- 8 R ----A A U L OMlllA h G om rn:n I e iwar sclluol , HEFRI rwm ER C TO Take over If an.Y; the attorney or attorney� and 10 adults. Ho me. movies were S, •·, PIA HI coatai . . brln1 e Services ss Busin J _20 1 1 cu. IL. Like ne w. $ .1 2�. u sod ( of the afore- shown by Mr. Jaco bs. $t0,90 pi1r m o nL h paym en ts after rcprt!se nti ng a ny Webllel Fruit Farm, Lona Bot--lesa ned tha nlio e m ons n r� e p 3' : y Mr. and i�Ua. Glen Tl, ompson e ars. w o d Pho ne WY 2_ u paym ent. Phone WY 2-5324. tom, Oblo. Phone YUkon 3-3201 MUELLER FUkNJ\.CES, WISTING 2624. _____ i nto the Charles Diehl moved by e r he re a You k 3 otified n on that ...18-Ua g 1� Jlc , HOUSE •PPll•ncitL Arnold Bro- _ ___ _ _ _ 8 2 30 ____: th e 15th day of September 1960, an pro-�y, Sunday. �• . the,_, SyrHvM, Ohio, Phone NI•.' \\' r'lO USE just compl eted in In vcn ur FOR SALi 3 RESTAURANT BOOTHS, :Breakl y and Appra,sement of the Mr. and Mrs. Pearl' Ja-bs -.u ,·tWY'l '18' Off ers will bc receive -tf -11· d at the L>f- ___� acuSc, O rooms a n d bath, in - estate of PhI llI P Brueh , deceaacd, tended the Homecoming at Uock svr 11..., -,-,, --__ , f11t nt. See Kalhleen Ca,•pen-fkc of We bster and rulb!, Allor••• 11ulated, h,1rdwood floors , p,n- I alo o f Po me l'oy O hi o m saId sprlh8S _.. . Ma.In St., R utland. · Method1st ' Church Sunday. . BULi' DOZER • FOF !!IRE • po nds, .' . , �Y 1 Mt. and Mrs. Carl Gheen and omeroy, e l ing inside , large lot. Priced cou n ty was filed ' 111 p 0/110, up to el even .)' , 9 I. 31, ",. , t . s Court emen t . bas 1111 d la ndscapin g in . -----' -· o clod, A M on W nesday, Sept. $6ll00. C.11 11 Viki ng 3-226l 0, • •25"._ · Hearing on said Invenlory •nd family of Willington W Va is Phone Ch osler, Y oko n.,.., · ·•th e � · tor 1811 J'ORD 1 ton Flatbed tru,-k. •''I • •I OHO, see Pat real u11tate localed Patterson Portland appt·a 1. se men t will be had before visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sand)' Oll�en ti-24-SOtp New Raven, W. Va., Phone TU 2- i ·sa Icm rownahip, Meigs Coullty, ' Ohi o. --D· 16-3tc' l s Court on the 4th d ay of O cto• and family° -I 9 12 Olp o\ to , near D1m v! lle, con sisting of AIR ElOND n'IONli. G, R E.FRIGE& - ---- - --- - --- -- blll ' 1100, er� 1960: at 10 o'clock A. M. and Mr. omer o�erholtz I H Mrs. aboui 48 acres, mo re or lc11s, formaUon aervtce Jack'• Refrlgera- l<'U H SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath Excep�wns there to may be filed of Dayton vmted Mrs. Minnie Vin- 1 �O LUX VACU-UM CLEAN- erly ow ned by H, t hree Jots. 780 Hysell st., Mid• 11. Rumfield au d tiO':l. New Hneb. l'hont ru 2. _ mteres�cd party at any fnt ancl family over the week end, ' y b_ Ea,· Complete with aUachmcnts Myrta L. Uumheld clicport, J. iii. A!Jcr.. 9 7 tfc tuneanpyrio . 81'37, Z-3-U r to f iv� days before the 6Janlce Ru11sell, Crooksville is •D;d tllrow away ba11. Pay o ff l u fl'ers s ubj ect to Court 8p1 - - . --Al d et_ s e hearmg._ fo!, O 11t $6 her aural, Mr. and Mrs'. Le o -visitinK C 4 , O llOOM '4, 1.lk) or HOUSE, FR NT due P of R .00 1 H ):lalance ,JJ ,1 1CTl0Nlff . pro val. I _ a my NESS and Vining I a�d e r natu g s1_ 1 W � w e losed enc gl11ss ml family. , p back r o h one o . Y 2 2204 CoMple� Service , ,.· ef.f. . < Pt1 m nlb Ph MANN ING D. WEBSTER, seal of s 1ud Court. Ufis the Up o und cellllr, rnnn l ng water gr Cole a:nd children Raymond :w:rs. (9) tD,. Ste Crltt IB,radfont Atlmmistrutor -� ' ., ,' ; day of S�ptember 1960 spent Sund ay with Mr. and Mrs. 10th acr e more or l ess . $1500. $450 1 W'rlt9, Phon• or Confect (9) 9, 10, 12, 15, J.6, 16, 17, 6tc . 11.:;,...._.1.,vED sn••GER SEWING �n F. H. O BRIEN Albert Milhoan. d o wn, $2U mon th. :.-i:11 n ley Gettys A. C. IRADr•OAt1, Racl'1e,- Ohio. ,; . lne. WIii tell for $26 plua 3 Pc. LIVlNU nd Ex-Officio Clerk a Judge llnppy Hol ow R o a d , Mido. ' t.p...tt; l -� . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and ltOUM -SOITE. o,,c dYe \II for parts. Pho ne • •� 1 k B er, 11 nn Y A n spent Sunday wtth. Mr. hildre .a c Black An gus e lecLrk ro tisoer ie · ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet M e- .tmn SALE: 60 Ac ilE.FAHM : .:'.i, ,J , 2aot• . . . , . . . . (9) J5,3tc IN Mrs. and Clerk ty u p e D Raymond Spehcer a'nd l ta r wo o repair k r and w,;, k f J telephon e �la nd, 1 Grave ly ro'. ,-, Leba n on Township. 5 room house - · family. 2tc 24, 17, <9) any kind. WY Phone 2.2301. r ta ; y r, e mo:,-,almost ne w 4 Ven� 8AI. FUEL OU. ,:;;-4JOI -Also 4ll x 140 ft. broiler houae - ·---8l-30tp. l '. _.. can for trH uthn■tea. itlan blinds, 34" witlo. Phone .\imllll house, 2 farm ponds an d -WY :.!-3047 . --9 I� ate -'iift.Hi.11 a Abbotl IIJdaleporl,l'llJoa) we l l. 'W1H sell at sal'rihoo Atkins BUILDING NEIGLER .... SUPPLY · ,:..., , • 1'11111111111• 10) 15, 3tc John a-M ..r.-rl:� roof shi ngles, Ch i cks. BRAND N EW ZIG ZAGI SEWlNU ordt1r, to bullt cablneta kitchen maeh.lne in origi nal factory caraluminum windows a nd doors OPTOM ETRIST tons . �akc11 button holes, monogarage doors, ceilJnf Ule, vinyi grams, blin d siUches, and ma n:, East Court Slreel, Pomeroy floor tile and plywoOO. paneling fan cy designs. Will aell th is Call Neialer'1, RacJne. 8-11-tfC week only !or $4,7.00. Terms If Office Houn: 9 to 12, 2 lo ,Jc1..e at Noon on Thurs,) desired. Phone WY 2-2204. POME ROV - 2- story fri.me, 6 1 ·1 (9) 15, 3ct roo ms, bath, lot 100x90' go od locati on. $6000.00. Terms . FOR SALi MIODLEPORT-6•room frame 3 Another Geed Buy • • • Offers will be recelved at the bedrooms) bath, corn er locutlon office of Webster and Fultz, At• I lot 60x�1 $3500.00. Terms, BAi<ER'S "l=RO� torney1, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to elev­ RUTLAND- I¼, story frame, 6 i" • . ' . ., en o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Septem• rooms (8 bedrooms), garage ber 20, 1960, for the real estate lo­ good '!'1ell, ¼ acre lo t, on pay. SefOl'O 9:30 A.M. cited in S1li1bury 'fown1hlp Meigs d roacl $fi000,00, e 1'1,.,1.,..rt WY-2-264' County, Ohio, of ne11,r Dead' Man 's ALBIRT M. COX, Sal•sm•n P•n1•,.., WY-24HS Cur-ve, State Route No. 124, con, lex 229 Phone WY2-2220 .. STD P"'1D KAUTZ 11,un1 of about 26 acl'tls, more or WY2-3UO ,N ?,,. I. � .... a..... less. with frame dwelUna thereon, 9-17-Jtc - Y- 141°' formerly owned by Marcaret. Hy­ HAMIi.io SIIIYICI fTATION sell Ru11el1. _,. ,... AM. All often supJed to Court ap< . proval. !!wry Doy 8enlor HANNING D. WEBSTER, Admlnlstr■tor AUCTIOHIIR (9) 9, JO, 12, 15, _1e, 17, tltc RIASONABLI RA.TIS YEAR old re,latered ai;e�; SATISFACTION GUARAMTEID _ WO T_ _ aey Bull for &ale. Gordon Col­ Call or write 1. o. M.c:oy Un1. Reedsville, OhJo. R. D. 1. Chester, Ohio 11-11-l!lp ,i.:12 aotp I I 4-11 CLUB NEWS Spahn, Ford, l 9a J__ Morini Suppl 1-. ' ··- • , ,r,, � ., :,,.,. -. .. '..F '" l av , -•. , .., ( HM ....:.....-........� ' c, '' "1 1 ' . ,.� �� •· -�•� • -• •-�n I , •- u TO! '..... . .. . ' ,. .t; �.lf ' • ' • : Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, O., Sept. 17, 1960 ally _ - .· .- _ .1-:;;.n I I Club Picnic Held At Grange Hall ·I 1 I � . an.aual picmc of the Rock �DP Beller Heallh Club was le)d, Thi,al"&day, al the G range �U', with a potluck dinner at ,....,.,. • �. --. Ro• Grue·•,, p•e,,·dent, • � 1,i ��.. _ U1 charge of""the afternoon �on, which ,of>"ned with the !i, �'1,e aon& "',rlghten The Cor} ""'r.- Where You Are" followed >;iiu, •-iptu- ,ead,ng b• 1' · M,s• 1"li:.., . ..,.. .., ..- , :'4°b.n · Hartung and the pledge to _._ �� fl:ll'C- . . :It.·. ·t A contnbut1on was made to ·f}'-� lleip County Blood program. meeting of the _ Rock SprmgB • :Q,o�! Demonstration Wo�k Club . · 1o 1.1e held Wednesday, Sept . 21 . tt 1 p m al th home r Mrs J , A.mot ·1.e�nard, � as an �ounced: '. ...:"ia · A. -j �ealth conference at Lake 1 �ope on Sept . 29 , was also an· r,' ¥:. ;-,. , , DO\fflced, . . "'° u owing the business se1mon, 11 ·{'t- .r�-II .;,, · , -,. · h ...1raff! was prese sa led w• IC • .,. ;.... _ ,r. o...,.ned with four poems, When J « ��tller Shook. The Stove b Mrli ' p , •am G ru'"" Com ., ,on, e ., S ere1 and Ge, some bodY E ,se' �· bY -,.;rs u , � Maxin · e Ar� Id -� read· -J l 't �' 1: "'j.. r. ·' f Wur ' f .:= 1- eenager Class . • n, Ch • Church ·, � ,_,.. , ,,st l •l H , ' 01•.·Ids M eet,ng ing Be Happy, by Mrs. Walter' Wears. preceded a reading Age I s Not Always a Matter of Y ears, and a pOt!m I 'll Take Them Now, by Mrs. Homer Radford, M,• . • ·on,rd ,, .. , th,e, read• , . � ...., . • mgs mdudmg a humorous read- I ing, God Hle�s The Little Chi!di en and A 1hought, after which I Bleed " � as I an article " Nose •t,•� Roy G,u e,e,· �-e" rea d b)' . .. •· I eral poems were read mel.uding Y our Class, .Mrs. George Skinn er : Methuselah and Words of Life, Mrs. Arlee Abbott ; Sun h ine , Mrs. Edward Humphrey ; U ndefu ted, Mrs Hartung; You Tell Me :hat J Am Growlng Old end A Little o s : �a;\! ;°':� � CM�· ��::1:� j Y Bo lin · Passengeu: M�s. Oli\•er ' and Growing Old , Clark Mrs· . . Wilbur Balley. A humorous ·story was told by Mrs . Lewis Grueser fol lowed by Typical American I four poem� . . The R1ghl D1rect1on and Old' People, Mn . W. A . Morgan and t<'h Are y ou ,. , M rs. H orace ' Abbott. . The meeting rlosed with group singing, o( B,less Be The Tie Tti•t Binds. and the Mizpah bentdlctjon, .<die� ' whkh secret pal gt(u -were . distributed. The Octohcr ' mcclin� will be hr.Id a1 the home of Mrs Roy Smith with M rs Jtoll r n Radford, , I MI'11. Jlo wa rd Housh and Mr s S!!uth as hosteues. Secret pals will be revea-led al this mcctJi,r, ---�--. I y C}iapter Met Pomero .· ,. 1 ' 1 1 I I· I I I w•· . 'Ii :.-. r t. ,, The Teenagers Claes' of the irlt.dlord C h urch of Chrlllt met I 'tbul'lday evening at the home or f.helr teather, James Reed, for e t, ir monthly meeting. •� " The meeti ng was opened by the uldent, ,Bonme Rife and the ; it E1urer1 report was given by r( Uth Reed. : •" Dudng t he evc mnii a Halloween : j.rty w111 planned for Oct. 26 at z· tie ch breh . Committees named tor 1, tb• party are: refreshments, Bon•· 1!,le Rife and Ruth Reed ; decm·aQon1: Kath ryn RusBell, Lynn Might pd Harry Hendr ix; game&: Jim • Reed Tony Hend r ix and Linda .• foi-r�t. 'the. group voted to send a a: lft � Peggy Russell I member of the �Urch who left 'this fall t o attend at lentucky Christian Co lleGe ; · Q-r■ yion, Ky. . ; ;,. The meeting cloa'ed with prayer • � Mr . Reed after which Mrs·. : 'let!d .erved 8H11sinburg�r11, po tato ciblpe and Kool ade to the gr1tllP, • ►-. • ....·. � ' I ' I ·f '.,'. _ , , · ;;• _ ,. · ., I ·t \ I : t c ROW " . . 'S ! I , ' � STEAK HOUSE Home _. ' -- Of The FABU LOUS I - I1 Tom oy SANDWICH I , , Order By Phone And Take 'Em Home 1 Nig ht was observed by 186, OES, Pom eroy Chapter, Thurs(j ay evenrng at the Masonic Temple. Alta Ann Rupe, worthy matron and Harry. P. Sniilh_. worthy patron, presided. Ardis Maco mber Grand Repre11entative of Texas In Ohio . visltin11 worthy matrons arid p11trona, past malrons and patroris of Pomeroy Chapter, t hree di!lllnguiahed M.Hons, G . J. Struble. Lorenz:o ,Davis and Harry P. Smith and Etnma Clatworthy trea 8urtr of Dblrict 2:i, were introrluced and welcotncd. The program was presented by Be Ul el N o. 82· of t he I n ternational Order of J11b'11 Daughters, who exetnplified their ini tiatory work, wi!h Chri!lline Ooats the honored queen pttaldlng. MISII Coats, Beeky Tawney, senior princess nnd Sandra Brewington, juni or princeu eat h wore new crowns wh ich were the gift of th e Mid • and Racine dleport, P omeroy Chapters o f OES, -�-t : t_h e cloae ol the meeting th e D'aughtera �nd Council mem• Hen lornted · a circle around the altar with members of Pomeroy Chal)ter OES and guests forming an outer clrC'lc at which time, P11.tsy Radford, chaplain, o ffered prayer. Refrcahmentt were served In the dining roo'iri ltom an attr11elive table Wi th White cover and centered with an arrane:emen t or roses with whi te candles ln crystal hoh'lcn on either side. G race Whaley and Lucille Swaekhamer presided at the punch bowls. Gueal8 were pre.sent from Point Pleasent, W. Va., Gallipolls, Cheahlre, Middleport. Hampton, Wilkesville, Harrisonville, Ra• cine , Belpre and Mariella. trlends At Maaonic Temple 'f · 1'· -� · -·--·- ----- N OT I C E ! The U.S. Tr101ury Dept. , is maki ng ·an exchange offtrin!I to holdeR of CERT"IN ISSllES 01' BONDS '' I in a_d.,onct of their ma­ turitl11. ThHO IHue• Are: ISSUI OPPIRID IL.IGlaLI IHUI 1 2Y!% Due 6115 67-62 only for JV.% duo 1 1 11 S IO 2Va% Duo 12i1516M3 only for l½i% du. 2!1 5190 2\-\% Du. 61151""4 only for 1½1% d"t 1 1 1 1 51,. ,l , IVa"- Dut l2-l516N4 The aub1trlptlon book11 for the above exchange will be open for nine days beginning Monday, Sept. 12, and extendlnl( t hrough Tueaday, Sept. All ,ubscrlptlom to the 1980 maturity will be allotted in full, but ff subscriptions to the HMM) ' a nd 1"8 nui,turltie1 exc,ed $,414 billlon, partWII allotment• may be m:ade, ao. H •t1rff wa wlll . lMi tlad to htlp 1nytne hold1,- the old bonch, ind wlshlnf t. m1k, auch ' exchll,.._ . , · 1,, The Farmers Bank and- Sa�gs - ' I . - Co. Member Fodortl ll-rve Sy1tem Member Foderol-Dlpolll ll,lbl'ance Corp POMEROY, OHIO •• I ' . 1 Aroun d And , 1'hursil.ay .4 1 DA V Hall Ab'OU > t M I" d dleport Aman da K;1spar , t'X c c llent senw r, pre� 1d cd ;ind scvt'n! l communicauuns rom:t'rninl; th(' G rand I Temple session Lo ve held this month in D ay t on we re r f' ad. A - Is was a11• I mec 1 1ng of tI1e Past C , tc nnunccd for Thursday, October 6 I 4.1 the hume of Mrs. Lauri:! ElSel· stein. 1 Games were played durin;:: the I social _ hDur with prizes awarded : .he wmnrrs. Refreshments were ! � erv c d hy Margarf't Scidcnabel and I d1th Lann ng. E: i ! __ _ _ _ i E N T ERTA I N AT D I N N E R . r . r1 nd Mr s . G eo r,:,: e L [)�a n M f e nter \JL n Cd � i l h lJ dmn c-r f('· c·Pntly !dt thP1r h1Jme at Hpmluck G ro \• e Pre �t• nt wpr e Mr. a n d Mrs. · • ,. . · n , Ke n liflckl rs of Darwi 1-,arl · • , o ·' •r h N , · n1.''"' " t.t. ue t �-. i 11•· n" " ,·ss ., Kmg · _I- _ By F R E DDI! HO UDA Sk:L 1 Howard and Glen Cecil · sons of Mr and Mrs Haward Cecil- ha�c • l e•"e <l t Ath•" s w h•re th • y • • •," . • • 1 •" 1 "' 1 1 en er 1heir unior a lld St! n i or . a . a·t OU · M�� ;� d Mrs. Glenn Lambert ndi th we k n d �;!v c\�� d :�ere \ he y �r� vis:; in,g with thei r ditughter Mr. ahd Mrs. Geo,rge Doolittle and son. Mr Thom s Pullen and M Leste� Boie: were lunch t.:�; gu � sts of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc e McNe 3 l at the Bob Eva n s Restaur�nt Th ursday and visited the . Mans1,1n H ouse m " ua Ill po 1 is. s rb ar 11 Stil M1 � a n d Miss L e :ta �� ni re em �� \�. ' � c , _ r: ry ed 1 as n .� . · . , .��i° P r1�e d 1" e Iast n i -=- . h,'. spt' n d l he weekend wit h their nare n ls. b ,• M rs . 1 .1J·ct e F ren r whu as been \'isitin!! •• with 111,,� _ Edwa,d t·,,n--h '! '• · a nd M 1·8- ,1•,· 11 ,· am � a,,.,u " Hurford plans ta return to her home in Jackson tomorro w · Mr . .and Mrs 0 Mauncc Thomson of Cleveland c ame - today for a vi11it at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn. Mr. Thomson will return h ome tom orrow but Mrs. Thuma9 will spend the week here to be wit h h er pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Hart Lyons w�ile the Wi n m are away on vacation. Mrs Lesta .�othard wai; callccl lo Columbus I uesday hccause of the h osp1tahzat1on of her daugh te1 M i s t'r,i n k (Emily) Shaikey She wa� ., nompa n ied_ by her dau· ,. 11n te1· 1�1 s. 1'11,vllls Pitts and twu dttug h tt•rs, Mrs. _ John Goth_ar<l _ and so n J(•hn J'h1!!1p c,f Gal!1pulls. Mari .-nna Wnod,�erd w:w i� at• tend!ng H!iss CC11le;:c in Calumbus 1s h('re fcir I he weeke n d with her parenls, Mr. !<Ind Mrs. H. K. Woodgerd. Rev._ Howa rd Ruppelt planned l � be in Columbus today to meet his father, C E. Huppelt of Gulfpart, Miss., who is arriving for a visit with him. ' . Eddie Blake who is empl o) cd m Paduca h , Ky.. \'isited wit h h is parents, Mr. arid Mrs. E. M . Bla k e several days this week. I ,. 1 · I ° .t M , gnol,o Temple P)thlan S»tn, mel m regular si>s�ion Th urod.iy l VC!l!llf, at lhf- llA\'. l lall. 7° -------------� ,." --------------. --------- ----, Temple Sisiers .�let J · W11Jual Rock Springs Better H ealth _ - ________ ____________ '�---- . --------- . .. - .. I MaJnly About Peo pl e In rome roy , I Of all IMl'll&l1, only ,leph■nta KC1alonally outlive ,..n. Th• ht119Ht-llved elephant WH flpGf'I• eel to be •� .,..,. oW. P I - NEW YORK UPI - Cuban fuel trucks are always· on the go, ready to fill are snow, our deliveries every measurement 1 time. Of w·11·tng w k erS I Hober Student Trnin• For Affiliation Work • ' I' ,,,. ;M-- date in every way. Above is pictured our bulk . tank plant and Qur Bulk Truck wilh a LOCAL MAN ABOARD. ·we think this is worth somelhing to ,......,....,_ .. .., � -........-.�•• as- ,. . ...i� the Ohio Valley to have local servicemen in the sale and r,ervice of Bulle Storage 500 gal. tanks. We Ca11 l nstoll A C�mp lete Bottle Gas Any owner, manaaer, or person Jn clNrge of a foodhandUng est&· bliehment who allows persons to wul"k with<iut food ha ndling carda is punishable br law. handled. SYSTEM 1 -------� MEIGS,. THEATIE • Three Fined . In. County ·_ Court Action Pomen1y, Oblo j Counties. The R•lland l'urnlture Company started in the Bolll� · ' Gas �� In I 11149 · y.,.n•. . . , ·, selllDg Bottle Gas �enl•e lit Meigs, Gi@t, Athens tllld . Mason • I ' ' ot ' - : the Ohl •i Valley lor our Furnlliue, Sales and Bottle Gas service. We have alwayo We appreela. te the co;.,ldence placed In os -�y the people · .stressed the servl<e we maintain here at Rutllllld FurnllUl"e, knowing th at to warrlllll your business we must sene wen. RUT L r._ --:-:��-�-�.�..,-:'-:.�,----:-:,�,-,�:�-�,....---�-..���.. , 1; . -,, PHON f: SH -2-48"1 1 -: ., • . ' . J' . '.'L/ • • i;.:., ;_ . • ' • • For I Services Mrs. Chase AreW�esday i l11es1 the impending menace not only lo the U nited States and the .Suviet. 'Union, but 'to the wh ole world as wcU, is plain to all," Khrushchev said. K hrushchev also hit out at the "strange sort of logic" of U. S. · Secretary of Slate Christian Herter. Herter, had i:tl!llcribed as "ludlcrous" any atteJnpt of all the heads of state to reach any prac· tical agreement at a mass mee ting MARY McAFIE of 82 or more natlC)ns.· Khi-uabQb,;Y i�d the· Sovlet ftS Mary McAfee, · li, I gi'adliate of gratified thi\ I number of counPomtlloy !ilgh ,Sehoot iUt May, tries h ad sent their leading states­ w1u enter Varneg1e College i n men lo head delegations. Gleveland Sept . :£ti to study as a med1c11.l asa1stanl. Mary 1s a·n active member of the J\'1ethodu1t Church al Rock sprin&s and was chosen as youth deleg1:1te to the O hio Annual Con• 1erencc at Lakes1ne. She bas just comp1cled 10 years of -4-H ciutr worli., having tbe bonOl' of exhibit· mg at the :State Fair. She also at­ tend.ed the 4-H Club Congress Ulla year. iwsa McAtee is the daughter A tour nf 8ome of the farms of 01 the late Myron McAfee o1 1owa families coorierating with the F8'I'· and Mrs. treda Will of Pomeroy. .mer6 Home Adm·lnisJ;ration In Ma• 80D County has been announced by Judson M. Brake, county super­ visor of the Fil.A. The to ur will ·be held F'l'idty, September 23, beilnnin,g at 9 a.m. at the parking lot behind the ,bus terminal buildins In Point Pleas­ ant. From .Sl:30 to· 11:30 a.m. the -grou);> wm v�ait tbe FJmer and Delmar Newberry famt1 in the Up. per Flats area. A picnic lunch will be beld on the McClint.lc Wildlife Four persona were arrested Reservation from 11:Q until 1 p.m. over the weekend ·by Middleport In the afternoon visit• -will be P<ilice. made to the Torre1 A. Williamson William Reeves, 33, Albafll' and farm on Route 17 and to the Char­ ClarencE Bing, 34, C heshire were ,lea R. Withen1 farm at Mercer's arrested for intoxioatlon. They Bottom. The tour will end at 3:30 will appear in Mayor Kennelh pm. McElhinney's C o urt tonight F•miliea making the tour lire M.ax !Joy, 21 , Rutland. waa ar• a&ked lo bring a picnic lunch for reated for lnto:dcaUOn, disorderly conduct, a nd reilstin( arrest, their own fallllly. along with him AndNl\V Steven OPIN MIXED Migh t, '42, RutlandJ wu arrested · NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks for driving wh ile tntoi::icated and opened mixed -in cautious tr.ding h aving no driver's llcenae.' They today as all eyes futened on the will alao appear before Mayor United Nations. McElbinney lonight. FHA Farm Tour Will Be Takeu , September 23rd Four Arrested By Middleport Police Offieers ,-- -- -'----- ''SPECKL E SPARKLESH IN AMPHIBIOUS ACTION five-year-old GllerA nsey cOW', Twin Oak Speckle, Roland M. Singer, seaman apo wned by Edson Roush, Racine, prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Carris hae completed an official HlR Payne of 2f3 Pearl-st., Mid­ production record; according lo dleport, serving aboard the dock the American Guernsey Cattle landing ship USS HermJtage, took Club bel'C of 12,817 pounds of part ln an amphibious landing �il� and Me pounds of fat. and exerdse September 22 st Onslow was mllked two times daily for Buch, N. C., with units of the 805 d&ys while on the teat. Atlal),tic Fleet Amph ibious Force. ----- this -registered OUTSIDE NOW. INSIDE SOON - Chlldr en frolic on .a warm hjte summer day at the site o1 Bedfo�d com�ulllty's recreation cent er now nearing completion at Darwin School. Soon these children wlll have modern, conven ient inside facilities for recreation. Timbers and trusses have arrived and work was sched uled to resume today on the strudure. It is located on land deeded to the Center in Augu st, 1959, .put community cooperation to raise funds for the project extend much farther ba ck than that. Wet Road Conditions Blamed In Trio Of Wrecks Investigated By Sherifrs Department, Police I I 1 Funeral serVices will be he1d Wednesday at 2 p. m. fl'Om the l!:wmg Chapel ,tor Mrs. John C. l-hase, 66, of Pomeroy. '1 wo children .survive, a daugh­ tEir, Phyllis ltussell Of Huntington, W'. Va., imd a ,on, Allen, Hous10n, 1 exas. A son Glenn, died three weeks ago, anu' a daug·hter, Dor othy Wit­ ers, also preceded her in death. Her husband died in 1951. Five grandch1idren and seven great grandchildren survive, as do '· IJlree si!ter,1 and- a brother, Nelle -Beel)' - �r.\lfflt'· ta · now- · at­ J, inda·elar'i Bini, Pome:nit; � Gettnnlt ·rrenl!-h, Alaoam.i, and tending · claBses at C.mden Clark . &hool of X-ray 1'ei:hnology at Alfred Blng, ltJwa. Mrs. Chase belo nged to the' First .l'arkersburg, W . Va. Miss vr ueser :it:E Church, the Daughters ef negan classes on June 6, ,, She lll a Revo lution, and the 1000 graduate of Pom,eroy High American %locli.001 and is the daughter o( M.r. Daughters of Union Veterans. The Rev. Eugene Brown will of- and Mrs. Charles Grue1er, Minersville. ficiate. .Bi•• Wet road conditions Saturday w_ere bl�med l�c three automo. b_,le accidents m MeJgs county . The Sheriffs Department investigated lwo of the accidents and . the PomefOY Police one. �obert C. Ha�nbac_h's Sheriff 1i Department mve11ligaled an ac�ident on Route 'l near Five 1 P?mts at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Bllly Raymornl Averby, 28. Mt. Airy, North Caro li11ia attempted lo pass a truck a nd ran off the road. There were no and 1 damages were llgbt . I At 1:40 p.m. the deputment wa, called I? Minenville. A driven by Earhne Bumgard ner, - 21, New Haven, W . Va., backed into the side of iven by 1 Robert A. H en, 41, yracuse on llqute 12 . The car rated by karden swung arou and �il pole. Tlaere was med- \ mm damage to both cars. No arrests were made. The Sherdf'& Department a180 arrested Donald Moore Minersville, for .assault and batiery on a 1 warrant by his wife. He po sted $500 b()nd and was scheduled to appear in County Court. The Pomeroy Police investigated SD accident at Monkey Run, Saturday at 8 am. A car driven by Catherine Reynolds, 40, Mason, W. Va., ran into the rear of a vehicle drinn by Peggy R. T,aylpr, 28, P omeroy, . Reynolds was cited to appear I I. arreal6 I I = l... A full panel of outstanding I The Middlepor t Vollmleer Fire speakers and discussion leaders is Department was called at 8:20 promised Ior the September � this morning to the H oward Southeast District Heaitb Co nfer- Stitts home below Hobson,' where enec at Lake Hope Lodge, exten• his hou1e was on flre. Fire Chief Tommy Darst said sion officials said toda)' · Featuring John Sh ultz, agricu!t- that the fire completely gutted ural extension service of Ohio State the inside of the house and that University, who attended the last no household furniture was IIIV· suminer White House Conference ed. The structure itlell was savon Children and Youth, these oth- ed by quick action of the fire• er persons will also �resent spec- men. Stitts •w.:;a out of town al the l.81 ph11,ses or the prot:ram: Mrs. ·e of the fire and the origin of tim DeO h io Jane DeBuse, SE Dilltrid, partment of Health, on nutrition; the blaze · is not yet known. The flames were ·noticed by a · Mrs. Virginia }Jayes, elementary truck llriver paasing by; Who in unty o C Hoclt,ing supervisor of Schools, on schools; and Mrs. Pol• turn summoned Stilts' next door ly Daehler, Portsmouth, on how neighbor snd called the fire de• parents should see themselves ln partmen\. • • . Clli� J?arst said that f�rther these problems. �veslipt1on of the fire will be Since these Collferences have ma de. been held, Meigs County ho had Twel.,. members of the fire de• o t the most attending, according partmnt anBWered Ute call. Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, home eco• nomlcs demonstration agent. She hopes this year will be like \hose of the past. She aakli that reservations be Beeause of the inelernent wea­ made immedialel7 with · h er office ther Saturday, Tag Day for the for lunch at i l:-IG ($t.4ft), and that P o meroy High School band has ef­ .Meigs communities make an been postp oned. for h eac ad o l r ca a fort to organize Booster officers said no date the journey. has been set but that one will be announced. •.Po,rer • 73Semcemen pens• h In Crash OfTransport -p1ane At Dawn . AGANA, Guam (U PI). ploded into flames shortly A four engine transport plane exafter takeoff at dawn today and smashed againM a mauntain killing scores of U. S. service• Officials here listed '18 dead • . . . ii .bilJll � and 18 1urvivors but c ontradicnclCUe WO••� fouuu 17 surv l• ttJry figures on the size of tbe or crew indicated the death toll � ; but ::e d1�_,1ater at the · · N8" H�Pl14.L at Agan.a. might be 77 . � Engle, Wbo ru5bed. lo the An eye witness said the plane, a DCtlB chartered by the. Military c:r�•h_ sate soon after the disaster, Air Transport Service from W orld said it was a "grue,�e scene." Airways, was burning in the air He said all 17 of the initial sur· vivors �ad been ri�ng � the tail . section �hlch remamed lDtact af• ter the impact. The plane, en route to the United statea, alaabed a 1,000 foot path throu2h the mountain jungle. Some (?l. the pusengen; a1>parently were not killed immed• 1ately but were burned to death. Rescue w orken found some ,urvi,an w andering about in the A total of :fl,7MI, which is $'150 jungle i n shock. short of the goal, has been tarnOne family of four persons • ed over to Kai Hi.ndy and Max tyro children and their parents • Ward, co-chairmen of the cunent was reported to have been Red Cross Bloodm · obile Fund "bumped"" from the fli&bt at the Drive. refueling stop here by lour other Mr. Hindy said today several persons with higher priority. Wol'kers l\ave yet to make �eir Most of the palllengers were reports, and that 110me calls have U. S. 1ervieemeo going borne not yet been made. The co-chair• from Far East duty but tbl'ee Na• men uk that anyone missed tionalm Ch inese and two Filipino military men also were reported please call either of them. The drive sponsored by tbe to have been ■board. Lions Club of Ponieroy, will, if Survivors were brought out by successful, insure operation of helicopter. In the confusion a the bloodmobile unit in Pomeroy Navy allihulance flDd an Air for another year, and be the Force crash true.Ir. · were wrecked basis upon which a re-organiiod in accidents. Red Chapter may be maintained in Meigs County. All funds in MEIGS GENERAL HO&PITAL thia dt'ive are earmarked for th, Saturday adminions: Doris Duct• bile. Bloodmo worth , Syracuse; Callie Lewi11, Mid­ dleport; Lind■ Ba'er, Miner s,;ille; Mn. Mary M:c.An&lls, Pomeroy. Fined Saturday diacharget : J.,R. Payne, Traffic Violation Harrisonville; Louiee' Bartels, Pom­ In Pomel'OY Mayor Charles Le- eroy. .gar's court Saturday night ClarBirths: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warn­ ence Mc:Daniel, 2S, Mason. W. Y.a., er, Syracuse, • son. was fined $5 and costs for failure Sunday admissions: Mrs. Mary to stop with in an assured distance. Thoahu , Akron; Mrs. Ro1Cmary Also fined on the same charge Hysell, Middleport; Mrs. Effie was Catherine Reynolds, Ma60n, Trich)u, Middleport. W. Va. She was,,fined $5 and costs. Sunday dlsebargea: Ruby Russell, Midd leport. Birth: Mn. Mary McAngus, a son. be�°:8 I . 'I The Fall Festival Queen wi\L be crowned at the annual Fall Mti­ val and Pumpkin Show sp onsored by the Ifacine American Legion, on Sept. 24,. Racine and the surrounding schools of Letart, Syracuse and Portland bav'e selected their candi­ dates and these four girls will be guests of the Home Economics De­ partment Friday afternoon, Sept. Mrs. Delmar Hamm, teacher of this department, and her class will interview the candidates and score them on all essential points to de• termlne which becomeB festival queen. 23. Tag Day Po•tpone,i' Untif Later Time I I men and civilians. A greup·tn � survived. � I Stilts Residence _ Below Hobson l Gutted By Fire . "FeSllVal QUeeD To Be Crowned September 2Jlh Health Meeting Speakers Led By OSU's Shultz before Mayor Leg.at for failure Jan W. Schneidt!r, 23, Colum­ to stop within an a&lliured clear \ bus, cited to appear in Mayor Le­ distance. gar'a court for speeding l)n E. Damage to the Reynolds ear Main-st.; George Zuapan, 23, was e,tlmated at $100 and • $150 Mason, W. Va., for non-payment damage Wll'S reported to the ear of an old fine-; Tommy Kerwood, �r\ve� by Taylor. There were no Galfipolis, for ..to�lion (He mJtmes. poated $15 bond and · 11 to appear Four other persons were also ill "Mayor Legar's court); and arrested by Pomeroy Police over Gfft'ge W, Hamilton, 29, Chesthe we,lr.end. They were: I hire, for speeding. - --'----"------------'---:-- ---' --- . MOTHERS TO MEET The Senior mothers of Middleport High School will meet Thursday, September 22, in the school eafeterNI. .for their fir6t meeting of the year. All m others are urged to ,attend. $750 Needed Yet In B1oodmobiJ• e naim Fund Camr-,:,- Mason Man I_ - , , · ���--�-�.,....,.-,.-,,��i""-�,�-�.�,�.�---�-..-.�-�--�-�--�• - -� - �:--: �� - -� -, ,.� ...���..,. � -- 'f!:' r ' • • ' ' =-�·:.:· Rutland, have enrolled m Ollvt:t \ COLUMBUS UPI _ Gov. Michael , A proposal by Hugo Alexandu, 1 historic mission of the Democratic Nazat'Cne College as freshmen ac- V. DiS■lle today termed the 1960 1 of Steubenville, to grant financial Pu'ty in America." it aays. The eording to an annoµncement made Democratic State ConvenUon a aid to local governments for plan- platform Jaid the present admin­ driying 8Jl ··unN:h: vehi�le.. Joseph • County Breeders, by Dr. C. S. McClain, director of success although he contleded the ning urban renewal, slum clear- istration enacted 31 of 34 specific I. K�� Pomeroy . was fined $5 attended the annual Holstein Club picnic held at lhe C. Ill. admissions. _ Republicans probably dNW more anee, water supply, mass trans- pledges contained in the 1958 . �nd e� for drivloJ lelt of ce°ll' Headley: farm near Tuppers Plains, Saturday. portation, recreation, health, wet- plalform. Olivet Nazarene College Is one widespAad atten tion, : Jnd Vlr&II Glaze WH fln�d DiSalle submitted the plank lo 1'he governor saitl the Demo- fare and educatio n. Hill motion of 5e!Ven colleges (WOnsored by the Merle Starr, field mao or the . f:00 a_n� .coats for drivlnc while , state aseociaUOn, ■p extend the state's laws · lo curb Church of the Nazarene, It has an crats got their message spread died for lack of a second. oke' brieOy Frecker and Pall! Moore. ,, tpxl.ca.ed. . .· Pri:r.es for the jµdg.lng contest approximate !nrollment of 1:2(1D where it counts, at home. during the afternoon p"rogtam. The D\Salle, who proposed four conspiracy in crimes, A similar ,_ ]?pnald· Moore, M inersville, ar- group also diacussed the proposed were _furnished by Weatherman students and 1B a · fully accredited planks which were written into propos�J by the �overnor was decomplaints T h ere were s o me 1l-ft��ed for assault and battery on , rk, Fee Su1ar Landma Company d Hber.al arts co1lege. "Black and ·· W h ite" .mow In conthat the Democrais had a little- the platform, spoke against the feated m the legislature. , � warrant by bi1 wife, plead not . Run Mill and Pr ovico Milling Com­ The platform also called for a n wlth t he 1961 county fair known speaker in Sen. Philip Hart two amendments, pointing: out -� ,uU_ty a n� •• bearinll ia to be h ,eld nectio A eommtltee of David KoblenU: pin)' . of Michigan. The Republicans bad thal each would cost more mo ney. new . r�tc base formula for d�termmmg rates set for pul.illc . �tem:ber .Zfl, vice preaidential nominee Henry Norman Rose and Paul M oore Wa■ . It WH announced that ·another • � � to . better calf is 4-11 of could � ol- utilities such What ro Club or available " � 'n brffd ti ' j to ted e n t eo tact d conappoi ers a Cab�t Lodge at thoir sta . as gas, Je tric and • 1 members. Th o ae interested . fered of a par t y s trustw orth iness water compames. A similar FFA .,... .. , R,lw ;, ,jSTRATION '. i\.. I'-" mate ·• decision. e P • r r� l ' vention earlier in the week. . proThe Pomeroy Emergency Squad than a comparison of the pla tform I posal was killed in the Ht58 legahould contact Mr. He,P.dley, preal- �s:l;tratJ...°' .for dancing leuons Erwin, secretary, was called to the Raymond HarIn the jud glna: contea:t, winners d ent; Howard State Rep. 'rhomas Gilmartin of \ on which it sought office with its ' islature. .U.I fie tiefd at the NP' Ha,oen The platform stressed that the CO:ltilllubity_ :Building On Monday, in the women's croup were Betty denet; Howard Erwin, �ecretary, brecht reSidence on Mulberry ave, Younistown offered an amend- performance when placed in orlast year "rescued ment to slop ch ataing . l'Clatives lice by tbe people," tbe platf orm ,Democrats _ 19, 11 a. m. UJ\tll 12 noon. Lou Dean and, 'Mn. Gene Yost. or one or th� directors, Arvil -al 12:50 Sunday afternoon. · Ohio from fisoal irresponaibility Harbreeht w•• said lo be suf- for the cllfe of patients ln ' th e begins. � )euori■ , W,Ul . be, il� Mn Winner• of. the children's dlvlaion Holter, N. G. Rose , J, M. Gaul or "ln fulfilling these pledges, the into which the previous ■dminla­ feri� from a hea.rt attaek. He was state mental institutlotu1. U · died Poca. W. Va, ,Tu_.e will be were Patty Koblentz and Anna Gene Y01t. , m IR •tip, baittlt ,ldd . JLcrobaUc Headl'-'Y· ,In the men's group, the The picnic opened with a basket lliivan ox,aen by squad members when it was tabled- ·by the dele• governor, and the Democratic I tralion and the legi1lature bad I ' ' dinner a,rved at noon. lei,Wat�e ba,ve � tru,a lo the p�IUlfill iL" and .a doct� was (!.n,L . winners were Roeer Rose, B. ptt:., . I' ( .,.. , �-�.� ....J �" ":--: .� - -� ,-�-�-� ,--� ,- -� .--� - •� : ,t ,-- �,� �-� -.-'."'"""!" I ,ter, Squad Was CaUed To ff I Mr Ha b h · ti .of RUTLAND, .OH IO - On I -----• Two From Rutland �::�1�2!.i!!' ., M,. ••d D'Sall .I · • c Convent1on A Success e Taps Democrah ;:t'"!�"l ::.1�·d HolsteinPec,pleEnJ·oyPicnic :�I E0��!;1•����:i::�:; Though It Lacked Firew orks For Wide Publicity :i:.�: ,r.::i�s�i�c-:;,i!'�'! At Headley Fam.On Saturday I Fifty Meigs Holstein friends and families, to , appetr 101 hearing at a later Mr. Russell Little has 11 years of Bottle Gu experience. Mr, a.nand Sea�I• and Mr. Wendie Gnte have eac_h 8 y-.rs' of service. Mr. \Vllllam E,eh o f lhete men are )lotlle Gas- men, on one lilnd of service or another. Coy and Mr. Dennis Searles eseh have been with the llm•-4 500 Gal. Bulk tanks thr<lugl,lO!il 111.itli• eounty lor -e heating and brooder The price of LP Gao Is eompetlllvely- prlcod. We are ,lnstalllng ·1 · ., , · · • · • houses. • . . ..... '"•nd 1 n. JO County cOurt action I Sun., Mon., Tue1., Sept. 25-26,.27 ,. "BF.CAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Dick Clark - 'l\lesday Weld - also "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" Petet' Seller1 - Jean Seberg Running time: 3 hn. !O mln. ' Bo•�fllc• •looe• : P-M8:7 � '• .;..__. - � , � 1 = �=� ��� �•• • =:: -- - A 1chool (or Maaon County foo�b■ndlera will be held on Sep• tember 29 froni 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. and from 8 p.M. Until 9 p.m. in tbe courtroom of tbe MHon County Courthouse, it ha8 been 8'1nounced. . The t,erm foodhan dler. means any peraon who , bandies food or drinks during preparation or ser• lllni or who comes in contact Wittli any eatin� or drinking uten• alls In a ny e1tltblish ment or other places where food or drinks are • there will be a qualified man visiting� you, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells , a io r student al Holzer Hospital, left Thursday (or Columbus whor, she will do t hree months affi\lation work at Child ren's Hospital. . Miss Welle was accompanied to Columbu, by her mothcr and grandmother, Mrs. Dana Fick, ■nd Mlsa ·Evelyn $wope of McConnells­ burg, Pa., alao a senior student at Holier who ,will do afijliat ion work at Ch Hdten'1 Hospital and will be Miu, \Veil's roommate. Foodhandlers - Scliool Set Up In Courthouse e MEBRED SERVICE e 1 1 YEllS OF BOTTlE GAS SERVICE , _...,,,......- H interested in a small Installation or Bulk Service call SH 2 4811 and sen- I • STORAGE PLANT IN MEIGS CO. We have 4 trucks on the road delivering and servicing Furniture and LP Gas. . • e LOCAllY OWNED e SERVICE BY -LOCAL MEN e FIR� BOTTLE GAS BULK This is the fir�t Bottle Gas Bulk storage plmit in Meigs county, up to Mis8 Dori/I Wells, daughter of I TONIGHT "A DOG'S BEST FRIEND" • Bill WiJliama - Roger Mobley - alao "EDGE OF ETERNITk'" Cornel Wilde - Victoria Shaw SUN., MON, uld TUEi, ... "MOUNTAIN ROAD"' James Stewart - Llsa Lu WIDNISDAY & THUR.SDAY John Ford'a "SERGEANT RUn.EDGE" (Technlcoloa) Jetfrey Hunter Constance ·rowers FRIDAY NOT OPEN SATURDAY. SIPT" 2• •ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING' (�hnlcolor) Yul Brenner - K,1y Kendall - also "VALLEY of the REDWOODS' John Hudson - Lynn Bei-nay Khrushchev said he hoped ,Ei• .enhower would make more th an a "fancy speech" at the u. Genera! AssembJy and said his own purpose was u, spare nQ eUort u n111 '"even lhc th1cft-sk11Ued" realize the _ nccess1t)' 01 general disannament. H■a ''llell FNl_lnss" Standlng bare-headed beneath the teai:y roof of a dini)' pier in the t:'111t Juve� after arnvat with a band of satellite 'chieftaj,ns, �Uej\�v.. saiQ..- .he: came . with the "very best feelii1.s" t�m h is U. S. Ylflt la11t year and waa tonfident that Rwso-Ameflcan rela· tioDB would improve. Hut there WHt not a represent•• Live of the c1ty or New York, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller or Preai­ d£:nl Eisenhower on ' h and to greet bun. "J1 difference& betwCen us in­ crease, and th e statei;men ot both countries do not 5trive to check BU,Ch a trend in \he de\lelopment COU,D• of relations be�wcen o ur t. Class Ent.erta,·n ed By Mrs. Bentz � MIAMI UPI - Tropical •Nirm Flo,.nce, movine on • ,-th cleselr �ullefln1 thlt Clf Hur­ rlcant Donna 1lmo1t twe WHk1 ■VD, WH expedff ha lncreue lt1 55..nl!,■..INr•hour wind• today ■nd dlantiie t• a mor, northwff­ \Mrly coun,. 'CASTROED'-Mr1. Marjerl• � TI,, latest ■dvlaory frllNl'I the Lennox l•bove), •n employ• - Miami Weather luNau pinpoint• 1 c.nte, of the IIHI• •ilhr Clf the em1N11y in H•· , -eill Hftl, •• arrfftod by armed ill •• ' - 1111 ■nd lthttl RHr i.tl�lice who invadild her a,.,t. �;' ; ;, .0 llllrih, IIMtfitulH 71,9 ' · •· ment ,it 1 a.m. and erderH har about 60 111ll0 � to accamp•ny them after • HI• ' Turks ltl ' tha rch af the quart.rs. Mu, Left . lltffn ·■lhlma1 encl 610 1"11!:, 26, 11 from Sin Francisco. 11t of .Miami, u. s. �---------- --- NEW YORK (UPI) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived today in a drenching rainstorm for his "Red summit" at the United Natlon, and received the most dismal and aloof recep_tiol'.l of his globe-circling travels. The Soviet leader took a jab at President Eisenhower as soon as he stepped �Oto American soil from the liner Batika. 1 Mu. Th omas Bent1. enlcrl11lned the Willing Workers class of the \ Entf'rprlsc EUB Church T hursdHy evening at her home, H.ock Spri n gs Road. Th e mce 1 ing, in charge nf Mrs, I Huber Brown, vice prcsidl�nt, 011e n ed with gro up 8ingini,: of " Lca n in� 1 On Jesus" followed hy, iu:r!PlU�� · reading by Miss Genevieve Stobart and prayer b)' Mrs. John Smith Two 'poem� were read, "Have You Finished?" by Mrs. Eldon Weeki; and "Portraits" by Mrs. Herhcrl Dixon. Mrs. Paul Frick al'led as 8ecre- , t11ry in the absence 'Of ),1r.�. Carl Moore. P l ans were made for a Ha l loween party at the October mcetin.g which will be held at the church. Members arc to lake an article for a gr1b bag. A din n er to be served at lhc Church on Octo­ ber 18 wall discmsed ,ind )1rs Francis H. Glazier waB n amed chairman fur the dinner. Tho wo n­ der bo x do nated by Mrs. Smit h was awar<h!d to Mrs. Myrlie Long. I A Bi,blc t1uiz wHs conducted by ·.t ra. James Will duri n g the so cial hour. 'fhe h ostess scr\'l'd a dessert course to the above named and Mrs. Ben Huck end Mrs. Harley Brown. Along the route to the hotel, . Castro wu greeted by boos and catcalls a.s well as more cheers. One man shouted in the lobby: "You oug)lt lo drop dead, you bum." Castro ign ored the taunlli ,and went atraight to his room. Soviet Leader, Here For H;s Red Summit, Takes Jab At Ike really prompt! and your gas is metered giving positive assurance of accurate I "I want to aa)ute the people the United Statea," Castro aaid in a h oane voice at !he airport. "All I have to say I will say to the United Nations." Cau• Traffic Jam His arrival al Idlewlld Airport of fa.v, c. I , 5c Florence Enroute Upon Same Ocean Patlt As Donna Batika Disgorges Nikita On American Wharf Under Drenc� Sky .- your tank with heating comfort . . . . rain, sleet or I 1 I uniform and smoking a black ci­ aboul 3,000 pro-caatro demonstra• gar , the baarded Castro arrived � to rs who cheered, tried to crawl Sunday, the fir11t of nearly a over a fence and then created a score of anti-American leaders huge traffic anarl w htm · they tried due a.t the historic United Nations to form a motorcade to follow General Assembly meeting which their hero to bis Manhattall ho­ tel. opens Tuesday. Castro virtuaily isolat,d h im­ se'lf in his t�ird-floor quutera a t the midtown Shelburne · Hotel, only a few blocks from the U nit­ ed Nationa where the revolution­ ary leader 1peab a week fl'(!m to• day. 1 I ' Wea.ring his usual military field touched off a wild cramble among Premier Fide] Castro, greeted wit h alternating cheera and cat• calls, relaxed in a heavily guard­ ed hotel suite today ·and waited for h is ftrat face-to-face meeting with Communist bOss Nikita Khrushchev: r th Ou Wi fort Com r You Insure I Convenient Plan I I 11,­ 1 IIPIGUl COPY - • I I • I Heavy Guards Surround Revolutionary Leader · I SMITH CLOTHING CO. Ou,: rt1, Dnot,,d To The' lntere,i. Of Tiu, Meii•-/11,uon Area Bearded, Equieped With Fat, B lack Cigar Suburban · Coats I lltvtMm and centr,11 Oha.t clltUllf dd Wlfffl with lc.t• P■ t..-..1 .n.mNn lhoWM'I and thul'P fff't,_,me ,....,. Hllh In tha per 70t. TOfll9'tt ,ertly cloudy •nd mild with .....,, and thunder­ .,_,... endl"- from th• Wftt. Low tonllht M-Sl. Tuead■y mNtl, f•lr ..,,. ftnn. ---------------- -------------- R .U G B Y J ACKETS I Ttll WIATNIR -------------------;;;:::::::-;;;:;:;;:::::-;::::-::::::::-�:="'.::-::: -=.,...'"! - . ::-----------VOL XII NO. 130 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Monday, Seplember 19, 1960 ,tJ,j};Q ,, t'tl:i:I 1 ent1 ne • Now You Know Thutsctay _o lghl '"� Mcs Shay •" Church Class Do,ia te• PAST CHIEFS TO MEET I seriou sly lfiJUtl!d. She IS rn a hos- , 1 Jo Blood rogram pnal lo Gufloo The Past Chiefs uf Meigs Temple h' .l 1 he Twlghtl ighl Gacden Clu A donal OII o[ $10 was voted to Pythian Sislers will 31eet :11onday ,.,..,.., t ·rh--t•da w,· 11 1n.,. u � )· al 6 p. m at ,Erma the Federated ('hurch for a pot� uck I the Meigli County Blood Program �vrning at the home of Miss Smith, Locust SL, Pomeroy. provided the Martha tlmnn l)esscrt w-111 be 1 'I hurstlay evenlng when . ty the h<'stesses, '.11rs. Phil W_il· · Class o[ the Bradford ChUrch of By LUCILL E' t-lAWKl! -.IS . ., liamson and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , . Pomeroy relatives re('eived word I Yearbooks will be d1slrihuled. Mr. Chnst met f�r their regular inett· fr1dc1y t!;iat Mr. and Mrs . Paul .I He rman Hum ph rey. regional dircc ing _ Also om1lled Irom yesterday's Shay tLueille �ces) of Grafton, ' tor, will be a guest and C. E. I report of the meeting was the proW . Va . were m an 1:1uto ,1 ee1'd ent Blakulee will be the guest speaker. ject of se l ling dish cloths and serTONIGHT ONLY - - - -- �- - - - I � . I vice spoons to ' help finance their · _ Ladd -- Chill Wills David Fed the of l BaJJtist Clt.urch C roup I The 1'r1end y Circle work at the church. "THE SAD HORSE" erated Church will meet Tuesda): 1 --- �- - - --- ---I (Colq,r) 1 <1 l 8 p. m. at the church. To iHeet Tuesll.o:y - ,also 1 h t: Pnseilla C:1rele of the t'ir� Rly .-. Juton - Karen Steele Baptist Church of '.l.1iddleport wifl I 1 Uiadleport PTA 1'o ·'RISE & FALL OF m PN Tuesda, e\'cmni:: for their · LEGS D!Ar,IONJ)" k dinJn('eling and a potlue Hold First Jfeeti11g regular SUNDAY ■nd MONDAY The first meeting of the PTA of 11('1 at 6 o'dock al the home of Lhe Debbie Reynolds, Ray Walston chairman, ).1rs. Harold T homas. Middleport will be held at the high and Robert Wagnel' - Biri,g Crosby the chur_ch will h a r les 7 : Other cirdcs o[ schoo l at 30 p. m. wilh C "SAY ONE FOR ME" me l! t a l 7 : 30 , l l1 e Dorcas C ircle at I Asa Bradbury, presiQ!;!nt, in charge. , (Color & Cinemaseope) tht> b-.ime of �rs. Frances Bearhs. Fol l owing the mf.'eting th e build­ ltw El c cta C ircle a t the home or I - also For Men -and Boys will be open for _ inspection by I ng Robert Loggia and· Mr� Thomas Darst and the Lov e- 1 i Ger.aid O'Laogh lin id .Jo�· C ircle will have their meeting the parP nts to see 1mprov_emcnls 1 , wh 1r h h ave been made duri ng the "THE COP HATER" at the chu rr h . thc 1 rn mme, and to cn a hie them tu · (Very-Good 1'>1ice Story) Su n day even mg fo II uwm� Middleport, Ohio ,_," .. ,, ; o g w orship servi re the Fin- • visit lhe rooms where their childALSO CARTOON \nr".! Committee will meet at 8:30. I ren attend classes. -- - - - - � -- I I I . I · I I . Several opening8 remain in the art class wh ich met for the first time Saturday in the Lowman Apartmtnta, Ne)V Haven, with all students of Jllllior Hilb age bein11 eligible, Mrs. F. C. Reictiert, New Haven, said today. David Drie11bach is in5tructor. OPENINGS REMAIN CLUB TO MIET The Portla nd • Great Bend Home Demonstration Club wiJl meet on Thursday, Sept, 22, al Portland Park to organize and plan future work, hours 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m., with lunch being potluck, each to bring her own table aervioo. PTA TO M•ET The Salisbury PTA will meet at the school Tueaday evening al '7:30 with the entertainment provided by a "coun�ry etore," Tb1s is the fir�t 1'W41· 111,-. ,, ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 17, 1960 king sayre