http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cfc26ca4702cac628680f68ada184e75.pdf d7484ac3a2a90fef7406b965c1eac865 PDF Text Text -- ' f• - ' -- -· � ,. . ·- .. • 0.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy­ i• Nlddi�rt, 0., Sept. 1 Vtffl MOTHER · ; Jt. Qd ltra. Cbatles Elliott of � � W. Va., t heir son Ste ven 1111d.l ���ter Janet and Rol>ert 11, IUICIIU'd and daughter, M:rs. a.i,.. 'Bennett of Gallipoli s visit· i.i :(_, ad: the� mother, Mrs. C. L. Arn­ ,�tben1 Road Sunday. -- -• j•Glrh > ' • '/ and S•bleea&. ,. .• N E W F A L l' SK I RTS 1i I I .,,.,., The executive committee uf the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers met Thursday, september 15' at the home of Mrs. Paul Theiss, Middleport. Mrs. William 8. Downie, pre- Mrs. Will Myers spe nt last week in Columbus visi ting with her sister, Mrs. Will Dawso n . On Sa t urday Mr. My ers we n t to Col'lltn b us to return Mrs. My ers to th*, home. Mr� and Mrs. R. C. Flowe rs (Bertha Alle nsworth) of Akron have been visi ti ng with Mr . and Mrs. Dale Allensworth a nd oth er relativ{'s. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Li ndse y (Myrna Russell) of Columbus visited last Sa turday with relatives and frien ds. siden t, g.ave a report on the omcers meeting held re cently al h er home when the following appoln ted: were committee s Program: Mrs. Robert Beegle of Portland; Mrs. Samue l Michael, Chest er and Mrs. Harold Ebersbach, Pom eroy. Hospitality: Mrs. Pa u l Theiss, M'dd 1 l{'port ; M rs . c · R · Karr sr., Salisbury a n d Mrs. Walker Brown Ri'"·ervi{'w . Publicity : Mrs. Howard Johll,son, Racine a nd M u .sic : Mrs. George Hacke tt Jr., Middle port . "Helpi ng You ns: America G row in Freedom" is th e t heme for the year 1960-6 1 . The first meet• in g will be held at the Le tart F"� lls School a nd will be a work shop cond u cted by state boa rd Marian Bi n tz, 1 n ernbers . Mrs. I joutheast d iret'lor, will also be m'sc n l . The con feren ce to be con - ----- -- ---- John ny R:iy Manle y w ho hH bt>en a patien t at Childr en' s Hospital was re turned to hi � hom e last Saturday. He is to return to ' Col umbus in two weeks for sur.-:::ery . Joh nn>· who is only 2 1 - 2 1 yeim old is the son of Mr . an d . Mrs . B u tch M,ml ey. . ' .. ' ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F:nlsmincer and son, Kurt , Charl••i·lon, i,TONIGHT and 'WEDNESDAY, spcnt the pa st wee kend with his mo_ther, Mrs. David Entsmir.'�{'r. � PAMILY NIGHTS L. E. Ruppel\ who spent the mh SUPERIOR TYPE of PICTURE! past weekend with his so n , Rev. Millie Perkiru, She-U y Wtntetl Howard Ruppt>lt le ft yesterda y "111E DIARY OF morning for his hom e in Gulf­ ANNE FRANK" port, Miss. (Jn Clnemascope) Mrs. Rdiert Mulford of Ch eRevival serv ices at th e ML Oli ve (Shown l time Only at 8 :30) shire has acce pted employm en t MK. A N D MRS. JAN HAUCK church near Long Bot tom will be- also I at the D ut ton Orug Storf:' . ,;:in Sep t. 26 and continue thru Gene Barry - Beverly 'f'yler Miss Bonnie Van Cooney became the bride of Jan Hauck 1 -------Od. 9. The ev a nge list will be the 'HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL' September 3 , in a double ring ceremon y at the Church Rev. Baroid Holmes of the church !(Shawn at 7:00 Christ in Middleport. The ne w bride 18 the daughter of Mrs. of the Nazarene . And Part Over A t 11 :OOJ M · V arie an Cooney a�d tile Jatc Norwo<,d V;in Cooney and the The� will be ...pccial singers in· D Also Cartoon groom is th.e son of Mrs. Richard Picktns and t h e late Charles elu ding the Fo ur Ke ys from Hunt• THURSDAY and FRIDAY ing ton, w. Va.; Th e Tra ve lers Trio Hauck of Middlep_(Jrt_. from Butfalo, Va., and the BRIGIT"I'E BARDOT in R('V. Howard Ruppe lt con cluctU D ncans from Cliflon, w. Va. and '\QVE IS MY PROFESSION" ed the mee ting of the Session of ot� ers. Mcmbe � n��: � D�:=��r of - also . the Syracuse fi' lrst United PresRev. DoUlil las c·ire 1e II past or. Unio ,-.i, Hunter - Sophia Lore n · n Ve tera ns are reques ted tO I hyterian Church wh e n the g,o,p · m�t al the Ewmg Fune ral Home, •THAT KIND OF WOMAN " . 0 in mel Su nday eve ning at 7·3 Wednesdaj at 1 :30 p. Dl. lo attend Abo Ca rtoon LhP. a n nex of th� {'hu reh. I I the funeral of Mrs. Bt-rttia Chase. secretary s report The s wa r;r � . s. Mr Paul ti'ric k and Mr . o f- giv e n by Mrs. ,Rachel McBri de - ,- · - - , fre y Wil son en tertained will, ii byMrs. Tom Clark was e lec-ted ette s hower las t Wl! e k in the :metal delega te to the Sdoto Presbytery . ' room o( the Enterpri se 1::UB which mee ts today m GeorgeChu rch 'honoring Mrs. William PulMrs. Dorotha Riebel was surtow n . Altern,aleH elected w ere . lins, ! Mrs. Maym e Holmet1 and Miss pr L..ed on her birthday, S11nday eve n ing, Sept. 11. A . pink an? blue co!o r theme was Fra nkie Muma w. The celebration was plan ned by carrui d out in the decora(ion� and October 16 was dcsi� nated hy her h usban d a nd children . Home• gif ts _ were placed on 11 1ebl':.' w!lh [ a _ white rovcr a11d dec11r,1!1!J wit h the group as Dedica tion Day for made ice cream a nd cake w ere the new ad ditio n to the church, ser ved. The birthday ,:ake was pmk a n d blue bows. . baked by a da ughte r, Jean Thomas. recently compl eted . L Games were played d uri ng he Tllose ptescnt were M r. and 'Mrs. . cv_c ning with pr ites awarded to Mrs M aggle Dldd!c was � p- Bob Thomas, Mr. and Mr.,. Bob Miss Geneviev e Slobarl, Mrs. poi. n te·d to sel ect the deaconesse s Morton and daughters, Debbie and Claude lh1sled an d Mrs, El don to prt!'par� the ele me �h for the Tammie, Joh n Riebel, and the hon­ Week s . Rt!'frei;hmen h carrying out wo.rld �idc Comm un ion serv ic e ored guest an d her hus�and, Dor­ lhc pink and hl ue them e were scr. e.I d on October sel. w hil'h will be h vud hy t he hostesses to Mis s Sto1 , 11t g a. � Wilham Wl nehre nbart.. Mts . Week s , Mrs. , Diuu:1 Olier will be m charge of the se atvcr, Mrs . Husted , Mrs. Frank Amos, �ng of th{' Elders. rS. n QI Y Mrs. Clare nce C urth1 , Miaa � e rry '• ' ' - Frick, Mrs. t>ullins a nd Rodney . On Ot•t. 9 lhe ch u rch will obUfPflS I Se n ding gifts b u t unable lo .i t - serve Membership Su nday, Tiley tend were Mrs. Thomas Ben tz, Mrs . also d("dded to support Lhe Sy n od Francis H . Gle:tler, Mrs. James C11 u �es this year 11s in the past. M rs. John F. Baily was pleasant­ _Pn•se nt were Mrs. McBride, Will, Mrs. l'hillp Smith and Darhm e, Misse� Joy ce, Helen and Miss Mumaw, Mrs. Cla rk. Mrs . ly surpri se d on arri v ln g home from Emma Luu Davi�. Mr11. Allen Eieh- llo lm c s, Mrs. James Quick a n d clmrch Su nday morn ing to find her �istcr1S an� brothers there to help , inger, Mrs. Pa u l Eichinger. Mrs. Rev . Huppelt. her cel{'bla te her birthday. The I Delbert Bruch, Mrs. Ed King, Mrs event was plann(,ld by her dau�ht· On• illc Brow n , i�1 rs . M y rtle Lo ng ers, Mrs . Russ Watson . Mrs. Ber• and Miss Dorothy Long. COMPLETE STOCK OF tha Scott a nd Mrs. John Scott. A d ecocated bkthd ay cake. bak· EAVE TIIOUGH aad DOWN SPOU1 O O ed by hoc sister. Mes. p,,1,, K,n. I ' All Sizes was served with a d inner at noon f . an d Mrs. u. s. Nease, Mr. t h of t (' o \It ' hr W on rnn·s A ssue i ;1 l i:tn l•'ir· st l l n J l ctl rri•shy tcrian Churdi and Mrs. Purt(! y Karr , Mr. and Yu• Reoelve A 10 Year Written �rs. will meet for 1 hf' ir a nn u al annl • M ,rs , Charle s Baer, Mr. and Mr11. er, B.a Albert r, Bae Jacob Guarantee Wllh Our Roof Paint The second meeting uf 111.- WY 1" ve rsH ry potluck dinner Thursday, and Mra. Russ Wa tson, or the 1''irst Unite d Pre.�hytcria n �c1,I. 22 al 6:30 at the ch u rch in Bally, M�nd - 1rs. John Scott and Mrs. a Mr. Chureh of Middleport fo r l hi s year Middl e port. was hel d Su nday 1•v{'ni11g at th o C hartr.r mernberR will \w scflteO Berth� Scott. Calli n� in the_ afternoon w ero l chu rch. Pla n� for a hayrid e i n a the speak ers table. rasl pr{'siMr. , and Ml'S. )William Knigh t and October were dist'llsscd anti plans dC'nts wlll be honored a nd ne w of Pt . I leasa nt, W, Va_., Mn. lar ; m)Y were maOe for election of officers members will he rerng: niml. All Sbcrldan, Galll�hs and W1lh11m \ members of both eircles will be nc:d Su nday evenin�. os e Wise and d Mr Mr. � Rev. Howard !luppclt spok e to presented with membership cards. dao(!�er, M�ddrcpor · the group on "Youlh in lhe I Spe11 ke r of lhc eveni ng will be guest received d hono The .-. Church. " }lr9. Richard Vaugha n R{'�. �uwa �d Rurpelt and Mrs. O. lf ll ny nl P. Klem will be gut!SL soloiHl. M rs, m-�•� � -" " ,.··- ..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.-, was devotional l eader. .., ;;;; .., _; ;. William Morris wlll be lhe devo- I" Members atte ndrng were Mi t'kv Phone WY•2·2452 tion al leade r. LADIES' BLACK Miller, All1r n Wallace, Bruc<' WaiArra n gem,mts have hee n ma d<' 8, SECOND A VE. lace, James Miller, Hoy Coleman . ro MIDDLEPORT, 0. r lhe meat, des s{'rt and bt"1eragc. Davld Lyon end co unselor Rkhard M e mberll are asked to brill� t heir Vaughan. own table serv ice an d a ro n lribu­ ___ ____ __ Suede nr Smooth Leather tinn for the summer medical of Slzo., t'h-10 fcri na-. I I . I I I. oi Mrs. ·-ro-n- - ----:--- ---- I llev 1' val Be!Tins er 26th ·. i.JCPte I w. Oorotha R'1e bel Surprised Upon Birthday Sunday I I Let Us Cheek Your Roof 1 .... For Winter - No Ohllgatloo I Hay R 'de Plonned For oCtOber At Sunday M eet•1ng I W.omen's Group T H Id A nnuaI pot L UCk D'inner A Deposl_t Res.,ves Y�•r Choice � Everything In Heating FUEL OIL STOVES FLOOR FURNACES GAS STOVES ELECTRIC HEATERS COAL STOVES Soles Fisher Company - PAI NT - ,, , rruat»AIRE lluxt llllltl llfr""18r ONLY $219.95 EVEN LE.SS Wll'H 'l'RAIJl!rlN ...... _ 111■ 1 - ltlJ tlllot tllo Ill.I cu. � Frljldo" Dtluxt IIOIL ll'I blf . ,, ....J-,rlct4 ,., llllltl 11111 ltlc­ u,y flltllrtl lOOII , 111. ,r • llolt _ _ _ - - lltll, ltN 11111 • hllwl· - -"" · ----1111111111..,_ ._ .. . ..... __ ..... .... .. -d Plui ... N1111, Ftminiu "SClllr,IIINrl Slwr Looi:" SAVE Reedsville WSCS M et At Home Of Mamie.Buck:Jy H f.ATf.RS The Reedavllle WSCS met a t the homl! of Uamle 8uckley on sePt 14. _The dc,· otlon al meE'lil'. 1 he:;ar with the Lord's Prayer in u:1isoP Doro tha_ Riebel read llie 90th 1 Psalm, Rushia Shumway a n d Lil lian Pickens Jave readings. Plans were made to finlr.h th• qull ts they have 'started. A com mi ttee w113 aeleeted to make pla n i for a jitney supper In 'the near fu ture. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Ina Maurir, ·Laura Ruth, Lillian Picken s, Hazel Buetley, Rose Thoma,,, Clara Mauar, Mary Nich­ ols, Haze l Mae Buekley, Ila Osborn, Verna Rose, Vivian Humphrey and daughter, Robin, and Mn. Buck­ ley, - Se veral sick calt!I were reported. The next meeUna will be at the home or Vivian , Humphrey, l Boy,• ud Glrla' R U I• B E R P U L L O N BO O T S $1.� pr. ROUlh's Shoe Storf / . E, SP, · 8-5583 " ... Qpen �ry _pay AU Day-7 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M.-Sal•rda-ys 111 8 P.M. • �IITIN TO PICKINS' IIAOIO IMOW ON WM l'O tnry Tlltldoy ""' Thu,Uty mornln1 t1 7,30 - Letrn .._ we 1lvt aw.y $50.0I CHh lwery WNk. Th....-1 NOf't.:lftl Te au, - No Purcha■o THE SHOE BOX -.... MIDDLEPORT . - ' NOWI .500 hi. I.P GAS SYSTEMS WARM MORN ING H EATE RS "\Ve Jlalli N TUb! ,·. ' 1 Off•ICI'a} Rotary v·ISit. w·III Be I Made 1 hursday I n (AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT) $1.99 I Goi,n_g For ' 1 1' · H bo d St ON f LAT 1 M,'ss Judm Now We Tradel We Sell On Payment Planl Service f I PICK UP YOUR TOY BOOK HERE! I I . . the report hled _w i th t'he Clerk of Courts here . indicted Savage on two counU, both Involving the Ridenour Supply Store of Ches­ ter, in which Savage solicited, or caused to be soliclted, money _for th_e Pomeroy , emergency squad without authority from the squad. In all, the grand jury returded 16 true bllls, after h earing :i9: witnesses. No bUla ,we re re turned l_n four cases. Frank Fugate was eman. J ury for -------- Small Boost Is Recorded In ' .,. Re� · • lrab•on . Use Our Lay-Away Plan for Chris_tinas Now See Us For · Your Winter Needs ! ! George K. , Eubanks or N ew Marti n sville, 1/t. Va., governor of Rotary In ternational, District 7!13, will make his official v isit to the Rotary -Club of New Haven Thursday, Sept. 22. Gov. Euban ks will meet i n confere nce with ,President Phil Wolpert a nd Secretary Russell Capehart of the New Haven Cl11b at 5 :30 p. m, He will address the d u b at its regular meeting -at 6 P. m . .-nd will cond uct a club assembly at 7 p. m. Eubanks is comme rcial man agee of ..dio WETZ In New MarI tlnsvme 11,hd 1Mi1 �n In Ufe ra . �:·"' • .., .,.. . f . dio ., br.aadeaaUlla: , .uw,ineS& ·. . · ,10'1' Registration 'tJl fflbtot fehii:'Jes 111 over 20 )'eara. He was once ai Mason County showed an inerease sports an nouncer. · ot 0.tJ per cent 1or the y ear ending · t 75a , June ::10, 19ti0 over the previous As Govern or of o·1str1c year, it has Deen announ ced by the Euba n ks Is the Rotary l n terna'th:st Vn·g nua Cham ller of Com· tion al Representative for 24 West meree. Virgin ia Rotary Clubs with a . . . .,.. 11reak...own of statistics abows membe rship of 1 200, He moved tu that. Mason C ..iun tian s registered l West Virgi nia in 1 955 and was �,'l'tl7 passen ger can, 1,32:il Class B Instrumen tal in the organization trucks, 60 commercial lr uclqr an d , of the Rotary Club at N ew MartraJJers, and !:14i other vehicles for tin svllle i n 1 957, He first joined a total m 1909·60 or 7,5 13. Rotary "In Lawrenceburg, Ten I nessee i n t ._ · ---,. _ ._ . ____ g�!�i � :f=!t� ::!i.if!i�::�t ,cent rise in vehicle registr,uons. ■ Other coun ties showing increases, :,ln additlOI) to Mason , were Berkeley, Brooke, C..bell; Gilmer, Grani . Hampshi,re. Hancock, Hardy, Jack- · , 1 10n, Kanawha, Lewia, Minel'al, HOLLYWOOD UPl-AdrHI Monroe, Pe ndleton, Pulnam, Tuck• Arllr1• Judp, 43. uld .tie will er, Wetzel, Wayne and Wood. fll■ for dlverce Thul''lllllY from the throughOul .HegiBtration ■tale allowed a alight · decrease of her y.yenth hulltand, Inventor Edw•rd HNrd. ll.•t per cent from ngures· one year ''I thou9ht thl• m1rrl191 woutct aa:o. A total of 6:ta,03$ vehicles •·,ere reg.iitete4 In th e past 1:ear be luckv ••v.n," uid Miu WhUe �i),400 vehicles were regis- Judcl•, who prtvloullv WH wed Rut1let, J■mtt to Wnlev tered i n the previous year. Allama, GeorlO Ro■a, Morgan ■nd lob Ryan and brothel"8 Dan · SINGlllS INVll'ED TopPln1. There wiU be a hymn sing at the "But maybe I ■hould try for United G"oapel Church at Morgan 1 l ,-that'1 supposod t• be luc�enter Friday �i.ght, Sept. 23, be­ kl■r." --- linninS: at 7:ao. All 1ingers are in­ "ited to take part. Everyone is Third Jay To Join · . welcome, See The Wide Selection - Budget Termsl Full lnsurancel •; Clinton Both sums of money were paid this mor ning b)' the disk jockey's father, Leo H. Savage , M arion , O., who attended the arraign, ment together with Mrs. Leo H · Savage. Savage, 21, also flied with the court his Jetter to John A. Epling Gallipolis attorney wbo had ,repres ente d , hln'I heretofore in was . discharged · whicA Epling Savage appeared belore the court without counsel. Prosecutor James O'Brien represented the state. Earller today in Gallia Cou nty Common Pleas Court Savage 's suit ror in excess ot $52,650 agai nst two Gallipolis police officers a nd Henl')' Werry , R. E. Grindley, Robert Hartenbaugtl and Howard Frank was dismissed . The entry Jn Judge Robert M. Betz'e omce saiil, the cauaes wei-e settled and ·dismissed with prejudice to a new action with. costs paid as taxed for $10.60 in each case (separate suits against Gar­ land Ni�rt and Ben Pennington vf Gallipoli1:;, ($2,650) and the Ueiga officials ($50,000). The grand jury, according to I Tie �ew. TAYS Are 1-fere! Bhthday Party WE INSTALL NEW ROOFS . REPAIR a11d PAINT OLD ROOFS MEIGS THEATRE I M Joh 8 '/ S ' ed w•t' h .... · Leo V. Savage, area disk jockey, today plead guilty to two of fraudulently Soliciting moQey and was placed on probation for one year by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon. _ S?va_ge was arraigned at 1 1 :30 a.m. this morning following his md1ctment Monday by a Meigs County Grand Jury. Other terms of the probation included requirements that Savage pay $200 to the. Syracuse Fire Department and a like amou_nt to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad, and that he -re, frain from soliciting, or being associated with soliciting funds in any way in Meigs county during the term of his probation. · counts SMITH CLOTHING CO I " HOLZIJi -HOSPITAL . ,JT-""oy' VU S s e U,V Y n NEWI . . :,, ' ,, lletffld bolUed 1U l!fflC0 ' ,; Leon Jordan and · Kenny Hysell weleOmfl home tbelr former member of the Jaya this week, Tommy Persinger wbo t.as a two week leave from the Air Force. Tommy will appear with the Jays this Saturday night a t a the d ance p ar ty to be held a\ Pomero)' Hiih Auditorium from 7:30 to 1 1 p. m. sponsored by the Pomeroy Band Boosters. Shows 0 ' '" ao that you ean belt � bom,1 � FOi · EV.,ERY NEED ··-- or brooder boultl ,. at . • I ...t that will •� wltll. �•�: i·i IYVO �l luell , '. ile "'' !Int lo enJo, 'tblo .... - ! ' I' � . darn metllod Of beathtc •• _,,. , ,' ' ' ,/ ' , UI now! "' . H� .. ! • , .. Rutl-.ftd Furniture ' 1 ' ' ' '' \ ·I Arnold" �rate, . Owner .. ·" . J'lltNJ! :�•1� ' ' . , . R�ND, ,0, ' ' -.,., '. Devoted To Th,, lntere1t, 0/ Tt.. /11�1-M,uon ,4...,., ' nose · •,;<t\ frtibablf 11evei· before have so somewhat questlonaole. For fath. �)y OhiO newapapen been uni!• er, Joseph 'J'.· F8fluson , Is pre• ed. ,editorially for one state cand1- ' sently · serving as .state tre1. <dite ,and aga�st an other, as this surer a�d son Ja�iea would trI ll ,11!.�• a aurvey Indicated today. , l pl1«1d in all Jnertviable posUlon f,; (1�1be candidate being supported Js ot being filC,t" '1"atchdog of state , · Jam.ea Rhodes, Repubucan candl• trelJW'Y acttvitl�, w.hile a mem!' date- for itate auditor. The one ber ot a fathel'-'tOn �earn. This being opposed is James D. Fergu- would be so, ptovide d his name son, Democntic seeker after the ,appeal enticed a m■Jority of e lec'faame office. Invariably, opinion tors to. favor him. • . ; h a■ been . &Wayed by thl! fact, the erau1141 1 b Jd some dis,o 0 s,, iqtvey lhowa, that James D. F.ergu. . 'The r hnetlon amona state office hol�is the prest' ent atate ,father ... . . IOJl'iunt 7 �rs, but it ls doubtful that this e F guaon. .'t;re � ash' b.JoHph T. all to the good. ll has been IS I nquirer aays .'l'i lil W 'I, atUIt e Galion ip! 1 n ted out. many pla�e• that she poi z ■ ■ of en d o ' of um H' f memben , of the family ,·· collect '-"t aewi,� the pa■t month: , S00,484 annually in · salarie• from · �.J F' u n of Colum I Obio, while the ,evenlb, J1mes, bll8 �. a· "fniabl: 'ya':ni min and ia prell!ntly on 'leave from a '6,· ' :<1 Ila. :ame . w■■ well, enou h 1520-a-year . State. Welfare. Depart1 ment · o«:Btic circles o Dem - . ln � tn' Job whll� 1eekmg , the · 1uJ.;�11JiQ bl � the nomina• '1!000 atate aud1tors!'Jtp, tloi' CW- · ,t� other Opponent■1: • "The ldea ii fine for the Fer• � · iut-:1 many there are .;,' '�flf:.itb4t· the � -of tlli& guaons-,and f � !'!\2 nJ•FJ_'lf �"11:-::-J>�I 10,mewh� -� �� i,fJil - I i l dl 'l>.' t, PT ·, ·, I ··- ' - � "" \_lll!MI . ' � � . • \ "' i SINGLE COPI:' - 5c Ohm's top authorilv in d1strib- Comm1ss1oners Imert Hospit.11 Story and d1�L·u.11serl minor cha n g es rn d rawn in amounttL as they were e money Lu build new l In !me wi th her re commen daLast May voter, appro ved a plans a nd standing plans for the needed , so aa lo not weake n the I hospitals, Tuesday mght recom- lion ,' and on nommat 1o ns from $235,000 bond issu e for a m em­ hosp1Lal wUh the board. Nay banlu. , mend ed Meigs Counly � t up re�. lhe floor, A. C. Bradford, Ted orial ho1pital to be ma tched on stated that he felt that steel A l a meeting o f tht, Meigs rcsentatives Lu sig n official doc\&: ed Jr., and R. L. Jacobs, all of a o ne-for,two basis by federa:1 ve neer wall beams would be COunty Commissioners a resolu­ ,r,' mcn ts (or its proposed 42-bed Vet+ 'e trustee, were added to the gran ts. In 1 947 voters raised $201 - most economic;;! .and l:>est for the lion was approved stati ng the ne• f� ..,.,�t�ll erans Memorial Hosp!tal.. Commission " to gi ve it ooo u1 a tax le vy for a veterans ne w structure. ceasi ty of aut horiting the transO r. Ma�ga�et � uBms , m char�, · " ullest ·re presentation of all me morial hospital. Going along With N ay's opi n- fer c.,f funds from the Memorial \ �f _ such d1s�nbt'.l10n, appeared at.-., rtles interested in the proje ct. ion, it was mo�·ed that the i:hoic.e Hospital Fund to tbe County Hos­ Ttlc opi nion was ex.pressed Last , Jomt meeting m the eou rt houad- - -- . '!'his eommission which alread y of the ardutfct ' s steel beams pita! fund . That agreemen t will, of the Ve terans Memorial Hospital' � a meDlbership composed of n ight tha t th ese fu nds, together an d preparation of hospit•I plans in other words, pl.It the money \ Board of Trustees, the Me i&� ;i,"ed Crow, Kai H lndy, w. o. with pledges of Joe.al gifts-if so far be acCfp ted. The motion all i n one fund, so that each need�d- would be ample to build · carri{'O. member of .fhe organiza tions re1 Co un ty Hos pital Commission , tbe, : Atkins, and Dr. Boice under law M e igs Commu nity Hospital, Inc. , a h"as the a11thority to slart hospi tal the local ho�pilal as p�nned Board members also diM:ussecL 1trese11ted will not ha ve to sign eve n i n the face of con linuous ris no n -prnfit gro up, an d the County construction. PROFESSOR ,COACH removing $201,lffi{) i n funds for ho5P.ital documents. mg costs. Prflld.nt Paul R. Lyne, hH the new hospital from th e ban k.a Spending uf hospit.11 mon{'y Discussion la!t n ight pointed to in which they are now deposited . will ngw lay in the h.and1 of the annCK1n�d the appointment of April 1961 when bids may be let It was de c1�d that t he money hospital Mr. Arthur · L•nham aa Profeuor {'Omm19910n anrl its for con:.truction. U nder a 1959 would be left th ere until con- members will report to their and Co'Hh at Rio Gr•nde Col­ spe cial law of the legisla ture structirm of the ho1piial is be- groups. l99t, Mr, Lanham w•, born In $200,000 of available funds may gu n or until December 31, when Liberty, K•ntucky. Aft., com­ Commissioners Da n H.artinger be used for the hospital. if con­ lhe mo ney will have re mained and Rolla n d Neutzling wer,e pre­ pleting hi• publlc 1Cihoolln1, he struction is beg u n before 1 002 . entered Union Coll... at Bar­ into the banb for a n agreed two tent at t he meetin g, as was Ber­ Mr. Harry Ray Nay, archi tect year period. It wa s also adopted i' nard F ulu who acted as legal bourvilla, ic.y., where he 1tured A school o{ instruction in P1'A work will be a highlight of for the new hosp.ital, was prese11t , that the mo ney wo uld be "'ith- a dvisor. . in bask•INII, trM:k and ba... the County Council PT A m·eeting October 13 when tbe Let.rt ball. He playH the last three · 1'�alls cha()ter will be host. ,.. n at Union under CINlch Hu, Details of the arrangements Buck were n amed as the bud get man BHh, a former coach of Rio Grande College. were conduded at a Monday and fin;rnce group and Miss Flor­ n ight meeting of the Letart Falls ence Circl e was appointed to PTA held a t the school. It was serve as meeting notice <'hairthe group's first of thli9 school man , The group voted t o meet on y ear, BY U NITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ! the v ice president declared at one Mrs. Marion Ben tz, a state PTA the third Monday of each mon th GOP pres�dential nominee Richard M . Nixo1 plugged today point. "Let us not pa nic or search official, will speak at the count)' and parenta a nd teachers w ere for a _ campa1g!1 moratorium on criticism of U.S. strength and f�r faults in oµpielves that would introduced. Homerooms or Mrs. session. gi ve strength" to the Communist The school of instruction will Bert Grimm and M rs. Jean Alkire pr�stlge lest Communist leaders attending the United Nations hne. ha ve fi ve phases ot PTA work. tied for the attendance award. thmk America is weak and divided Kennt'dy replied in a nationBut his De mocralic opponent, thr�ugh Michigan Tuesday, Nlxon N amed as dclt'gates lo the coun ty M rs. Andrew Cross wes named de TV speech, wi "I say it i11 !! session were Mrs. Herbert Roush, sec�ehry re J)lacing Mrs . Mary Sen. John F. Ken nedy, flatly re- re peatedly st.ted that he an wro n� and d ang�us for a ny Mrs. Virgil Roush, M rs. Bert Wooda. II was agreed to he lp jccted the proposals as "wrong Ken nedy has a "special responsi- Amenc�n to �eep silent abou t �ur The Mobile X-ray un it will visit Grimm, M rs. Robert Roberts and the school place a window d i!· and �a ngerous." Kennedy rene w- bili ty" 10 avoid a ny .:-harges that future _ tf h� 1s not satisfied with. Mason Coun ty i n N ovember, it has Mrs. George Yon ker. America aod wha is- be ng play in R.zcine for the fall fest1• ed his attack on . whal he consid- might disparage t done to preserve � ) v bee n announ ced . U. er d e S. se t backs and on a ny thereby l ead Khrushche to be- that fut�re . Mrs. Roy Donohew, pre sident, val this weelte nd . Sponsored by the. Ma . . Mrs. Bert Grimm and Mrs. atte mpt merely to "out-talk or I lic ve tQat this country is we.at. . son Co unty was in charge of the mMt ing . H e s� id he wa� n ot sah�fied tt Attitude 0.f l H i . Tubertu1osis Associa h on . t he iliao t-shout" e t Pr{'mier Nikita Sovi Hlt t u head B u Ro ck t w e r e i named if8 y o med when comm ttees were wllb lh1s �oun try_s world po�lt1�n son t:ounty Health Department, "A great struggle was never · ted Khrushchev. It WH aJso vo · · for the year. Mrs. H. E. Shields, th at act1V1ty. wh en f'!es1de �t Eisenhower 1s m1'111xon's campaign timetable wo n by a lack or belief in one's and the West Virginia State Health Mrs. William Fox a n d Mrs. Dalf! to presen t a gift to the pumpki n sWt':'1 m a nd 'l;'oky o, COf!I• Par� -eall(d !or stops today in Fort own stre n gth and unity of' pur. . Department, the unit will in dude · · · · · · · · Hill were n amed to ' the program queen : s a mun is hold 11 t mmg � a foo _ .11: i� a vislt to New H Ven on Nov . 3 Way ne , Ind . . Louisv ille, Ky ., and pose or by a defeatis t a tt itude'.. Cubf, J us.t 90 m1) es �ft the U. S cumm1' t tee 11 nd m.u. .,_ Ro'bert Lew"IS ' " fn New Ha ven, the un it will vis• �Ill $pri(lgfiel d, Mo. Kennedy planned j -- ----_ he4d )_h)l mem_.lWlhi),, .: @U��n4 America 1� second te 'f. > ,, j ,-_ . . J� the LutheNln Ch urch whtre it · •-,pe�..;,n • Tenttesse'I!::.. , l}lWIA ID space exploits. ' · Ro. hel Roush, M rs, e • · M fl n , , ftldp rs will be from 10 a. m . u n til 12 I� the Btlatol-King��ort . John!IOn ltennedy �ed that 1f he l A rs. Joh n M tobart, rt S e h ey, sh' City area, Kno:c:Ville, N&Rhville and • riooh, from · 2 p. m. until 4 p. m. • were e�ected _ PJ'.'.Uldent, be would Mrs. Ear ly Ro ush, Mrs. George Memphis-before moving on to and frOm 7 p. m. to 8 :30 p. m. under:take Wlthm_ 80 day& after nd Ro r s. a M sh er u Virgil Yonk Sioux City , Jowa. The remai nder of the schedule 1 en tering the wlute . House ;,ro• t to hospital the amed n e r e w y • I n a full day of stumping i in cl udes the followin g: Nov. 1 . , 1 i grams to bolster national defense, ------'_____ e i Virgil . Rcush nd s a Mr Ash ton Post Offic1) , 1 1 a. m. u ntil · committe sen d more help to under-dcve lChief of Police Horbert Gil. s. r M ity publ a chairman lt .s Nov. Z, Poi nt Pl easa nt 5 p. m.; oped nations and Jaunch ' an "allkey ,aid tod.y ht hopes squir• Charles Alki re is magazi n e chair­ Court House , IO 11. m. u ntil 1 2 out attack on poverty" in tb.e rel hunt.rs trom r,ow on will noon, I p. m. u n til 4 p. m., and ma n and Mrs. Howard Roush as Uni ted States. Prope rty in Mason Cou n ty h.u Nfrain frcim their put tim• in historian. 7 p. m. to 8 : 30 p. m.; N ovember 4, if Nixon promised voters that the hill •rH imrnedi•._.Y north The executive committee 11nd been assessed for 1 980 at $55 . Leon , Shinn'a Service Statio n . IO b e were elected , b e would see� ; 25 5 , e 2 n $ 1 a of Grant •nd Vine 5h., in Midcr 7 22 n , 127 i of ase 4 5 8 Mrs. Bert Grimm and M i's. Roy a. m. until 1 2 noon . to keep the peace, extend free dleport. from totals for 1 959, accord ing · dom lhrougbout th e world, build I He is idviaing nlmroda that, 011 the · economic progress of the :::�:::.:�•m,;;:,:: 11thoutth the liltl• furry ani0 administration and Eisen hower mala are plentiful in that aru, responsible, qualilied provide from th e 55 cou nties, the st.ate • it ia in1ide the corporation llmThe Meig� Cou n ty Commissionleadenhip. its, and bftidn, rnidents 11.,. Cham�er lisls the total as:sessed ------ing on the two atrnh below valual1on of all property Ill the era held a special meetin g yesterstale al a record · $3,850,828,459 day and appointed Mrs. John D. don't apprec.Mlte hoinl buck . . ighway patro1 rnves 11gat~• eu 1wo acc1'denIs which is 2 .1 per cent or som e $80 Thomas to finish th e unexpired The Oh"IO Stale 8. Riot rottl• off their window• . and porches •vening timtl. at. th� same l0Cat1on yesterday afternoon, when the State . million greater tha n the pre\lious term of Cou n ty Recorder , le ft by the dea th of her h usband, who set i n 1959. re,:ord Thr■e call, werti nconlitd in con troubles of while truckfuls epartment had ghway D Hi d ied yesteritay morning in U ni1 Town Hall lalt night from 1' ' or ty-three or the stft�•s counstructing a bridge on Rt. 680, 4.1 miles north of U.S. 3�. . ,.... ver$ily Hospital at Columbus. i · tics showed p er ce n ta1: e increases a dtnh uying that lhot --■ bl,, . as called to the The Patrol w a ith over their assessed valuation of M rs. Tllomas was appoi n ted to Ing receiwed fnNn hunters bridge sile at 2 : 20 p. rri . and l' irst reS tin g area , n ow W as th e cable property for 1959. The increases the office by a ur:animous vote I above them. again at 3 p. m. when tbeir fel- demolished top, d into it. ranged from 0.1 per cent · in of Commissioners Dan Hartinger, )ow state employees were about boom sma5he Wilbu r F. Koe n ig, !i3, Midd l e• Wirt �ou n ty to a rise of 1 0.4 per Don Mullen a nd Rolland Ne utzgot f! n jam, and to get ou t of o ln port, who was in the dropped cent m Jefferson Cou nty. into a bigger one. F.dison Hobsletter, Presiden t ot r elved a bump on the c truck, : :�llowin g Mrs. Thomas' appoin ten other countie,1, posted inSev (' Curtis I . Powell, 511, Racine, the First National Bank and Mr, C? d and ·relea1:1was eate He tr . d better. .o hea ment, she selected Elizabeth Hobtreases or 5 per ent or was backing a state-owned tr11c.lr. and Mrs. George Hackett Jr. ot er Hos1Htal. They are Jackson , 6.3 per cent; ste tter, Rutland and Letta Spenwith a load of asphalt on it to ed at Holz Middl eport have been named Ohio, 7.2 percent; P'oCaJlobfaS, \ ced, Pomeroy, to assist h er in the t he bridge for d umping when it chairme n of the Girl Scolll fund 7.4 pell ce nt ; Putnam, 6.2 per work of recorder. went down into the excavation drive scheduled to open Oct. 9 ccnl; Rand olph, 5.6 per cen t; TyAt the meetin g tl1£ commissiondamaging the driveshi.ft. in Me igs County it was ann ounler 5.o per cent and Wood 7.7 e rs also appoi n ted Ted Reed Jr ., I In the meantime a cable truck ,:, ced today by Mrs. Orin E. Norris per cent. Mason Cou n ty's increase Robert Jacobs and A. c. Brad- operated by Willi�m Elcbin ger, President of the Four Ri vers ford aa new me mbers of the Hoswas 4. 0 per cen t. Mr,. C. P. Sto,t of Hogsett Girl Scout Council. 46. Syracuse, was called to the CJ The hypothe tical "average" pi tal Com I w,, · n,m ed .,re - ,·dent of tbe Ma. mission . sc ene to pull Powell's tl'uck out. Volunteer workers under the West �gi,iia count i1111 aue ssed son Coimty Republican Women's leadenbip of Mr. Hobstetter and The cable truck was hooked on the viUj of all their property Club when that group m et re-· Mr. and Mrs. Hacl:ett will seek and wheo it was riearly to a safe for 1 960 at $�0,015,000 . Actually, cently at the oourt house in Point to raise $700 in Pomeroy, $400 nt,, t he Good the cable on landi only 16 cou nti es in the state exPleasant . • Samariian truck broke. The cap· in M iddleport. This is tile basic ,o ceeded that ,mount. Twelve counMrs. Stou t is alsQ president of amount n ecessary to maintain tive truck bounced back Into it's , , ,....., a1 term f ties aaeessed th eir property at Offl ers for the 1 � ---- ------the Mason County Board of Edu• the day-to-da>' operation of the Raci n e High School class>!ls have less than its 1959 val ue. They {'ation and ha s been a member council and to m eet · its new MARRIAC.E APPLICATION are : were Braxton, Cabell, Greenof the board for several years. needs durin1: ,the comlng year. License for maniage has been been ,r nn ounced . They ad· brier, Hardy, Lin coln, Loga n, Weese, Class l r r (Ca Senio by t r Guest speak_er at the meeting applied 'for in Probate Cou The chairmen aaJd they b.ad acpresident ; Monongalia, McDowell, Pl easants, was E. Franklin Pauley, Republ i- cepted the chairmensbip of this Donald B, Allen, 21, Portland, la- v i.sor)-Patsy Price, nt; de presi r, e Sals \'ice lo Tu , Cermen n r d an Wyomi g. Tucker y ca n nominee for Ju dge ot the campaign becauhe "Girl Scout­ j borer; and Lois Graham, 1 8, Ra· Na ncy Johnson, sec-treas.; Jo Ann Supmn e Court of Appeals. He ing is for all girls from seven cine RD 2. New office rs w e re elected Tues­ Van Meter, business manager ; s poke on the subject of courts of to 17 yean who wan t it, and the d ay evening when the FHA or Reta Miller, assistan t. Middleport High School met at th e states and their importance program benefita both the girls Ju n io, CJ,., (Vina, Lee, •d· the school for their first meeting to tbe people. and the commun ity." vlsor)-Billie Cundiff, presiden t; Also speaking was Dr. Richard ar the )'Car with their super­ Through Girl Scouting, it is Steele, a political scien ce au_t�or- said, girls enjoy wholesome re­ visor, Mrs. Mildred Bailey. �poke on political creation, from rewarding friend­ Officers ckcted were Coleen ltl'. , who president; science a nd its 4!ffect on govern-. sh lp!, develop practical skills UN ITED NATIONS, N . Y. UPI - Wilson as district Toney, assiatant, The 9enera] Assembly set out to Cindy Morris, presiden t; }Caren ment. · Approxima tely 100 per- and heal•h.. ....., _a ttilud5 tha_t ";lay upon departental nepotism, pollS'ophomore Class (Gayle Price, organize the work or its 1 5th an- Ferguson, v ice pres ident; Be,•erl)' sons attended well d ete rmme -the d1rechon · tic�I paternalism and filial verin- advlsor)-Margaret Durst, presl1 n ual scssi1Jn tolay hoping for serCun diff, secretar)'; Linda Forrest their lives will take. cil!On or public ree?Ords. dent; Leanna Bre\Ver, vice presiThe campaign theme is "Hon"Jame� _would be a · mo�e suit- dent ; Terry Bradford, _ st! c- treas, ious and far-retchi ng -accomplish- treasurer ; Judy Wlldermuth, re­ Re-Hearing Date Set menta despite the distract in g focus porter; Joyce Swa11z, parliamen­ or/ the Paat-E'erve the Future ·• able cani!l,_idate prov ided his famor �en�y empva • of attention on So.v�el . PT,;:11\ier tarian ; Cinda Sauer, historian and which the Girl Scouts have adopt. Uy were not �o n u mel'ically il'lReh earmg m the matter of the Kh rushchev e nd hi s Bc vcr1¥ Perrin, song leader. Nikita � amered ed for their birthday years of d comli 111 Such . d vol_ve . Three Fined lo Othe rs attending were Kare n proposed remo\'.il _ of Pomeray's 1960- 1 963. This period will begin friends. blt1on 11 full of serious 4oubts Greu, Maureen Darst, Betty outlel of the Railway Express October 3 1 , the centeDfl.ial of a1:lout ethics an d proper govern- Mayor LeA'ar's Cour, e, Diane Agen c� has bce 11 set for Oct. 1 1 the birth of Juliette Low fou nd­ Gilmo re, Sa ra Bechtl Mental _ practices." Three person s were fined last accord!n� to thi:i Public . Utilities: er of Girl Scouting, and -:Vm ru n McComa,s, Karen Petti t , Carolyn Louis B)'rne Vaughan briniis Other l'lrwspapers with similar night i n a session of Pomeroy Comm,� sion . . Ca rolyn Gilkey, Jeanr e Bowles, publie at te ntion to the fact that llons of through the organization's .;otb. Mayor Charlea Leger's Court. opinions, reprca,enting t11U tl will he held at 1 0 a. �. ln 1 anniversary year of 1962. I readers, include th e Toledo Bladfl George Hsmlltoo, ChHnirt, w as Sept. 18 . 24 is "National Dog Erwi n, Anita Bowles, Marcella , ' Cl nclnna tl f:osl a n d Times-Star, fined _$ 1 5 and coats by the may­ Week" .and U1at all dog fancier Ward, ,Judy Ra tliff, Pa !Jia John• the J lremc n s room of Town I . Joyce Hall in_ Pomeroy. The A11ency Ma nley, Freeport Press, Sandullk:, Regis- Or for speeding. Wllliam T. should notice . the d isplay for Dog son, Jeann ie was turned j MEIGS GENERAL HD5PITAL 8 r d ow n in it Swa r tz, Karen F e rguso n , · Cin d y eques t ter, Mansfield News-Journal, Blu f- Soulsby, Pomeroy, was fined $5 Week In the window of the Good­ Admissiona: None, ·non News, (Findlay) Republican- and costs for p.aa1ing on a dou. wi n Florist Shop, created by Mrs. Morris, Coleen Wilson , Marilyn to remove the office in an ori• rnscharges : Ernest Grimm, Le· Swan, Judy Martin , Bessle Smith, ginal hearing laat ■Pri n g. Cot1rler, Jackson Sun-Jou.rn al, hie yellow line and Tommy ' Divld Goodwin. · tart; Mary Thomas, Akron ; Mrs. Mourn­ Charlot t e Da v ideon, Joan "'.Remember," says L. B-. (Vaugh. · Athtabula Star lkla,:on Youngs- Kerwood, Gallipolis., was fined Dale Wa rner a nd son, Minersville; COURTHOU SE CLOSING ing, Calis ta Searles, Susie Neulz frie nd of a n ), "D e s e rve to be a iz.a n eaville town Vindicator, ) $15 and costs for intoxication . Offices of Mari e Roy, Racine. t he cou n , Janis Halley, n t y li n g, Sandy Simpso au d itor, Man 's best friend." Times-Recorder, Carron Journal, I treasurer a nd r e corder wlU clos e W.i n da McDaniel, Conriie Ta)'lor, Akron Beacon-Journ11I, Clevela n d . 5ELL FOR.GIT-Ml-NOTS Bet ty Je Rawles, Iva Stewart, al' noiJn tomorrow in resS,e-!t for DIVORCE GRANTED LOST CbflTAC'r ' Prea1;, Cincin nati Enquirer, • M t. on t-Me-Nots will be s.old Forge n Joh late e th Thomas D. whos Lyo n Daniels, Ca r oly n S e arles, e CAPE c..�N AVERAL uPr'-The Accordi ng to l'eC!OrdS in the Ver non News; Warren Tribune e streets of �omeroy . • Middle­ th uneraJ will be f d hel t a m. p. Caroly n Russell, D�roth Thom­ 2 I y Scout Blue t s r fi its tired ay d lo AF bara r Ba Chronicle, Columbus CJtizeh-Jour- Clerk of Courts office , this Friday and Saturday by nal, Millcreek v,ney Newa, Mor• Mae Whitlock, a minor , has been I rocket 17,000 mile a into space, as, Doria McHaffie, C.arelyn Buck­ Other offices of the courthouse port d reentaijv� .. alm wjll be ,., ... ...... ..,,. n..t. V auil· close fC_ p Th.111.i,day after• byUls and Sharon Boa.th: . with it> ruload j J�•-· O•�•ilc. _li•I��• . W�l,,\o• 11'•�!<4. , . �ly,,rce from Dole £3, l\11.I lost � blot ii _ _ poalllfi! ' ... llill willili , · ' i.\llW!!I 11111 - � ... ittn! Wlilt!liiL , . '. I uhng f deral 't· ,. ! r,ital I School Of Instruction Planned At County PTA Event Oct. 3 Nixon Would Soft Peddl e Criticism Of U. S. Abilities, But Not Candidate Senator Kennedy I MohiJe X-Ray Um't Schedule Is Announced I j I _ rty .lr ,,aJ.Ueo•-· r 58,225 A----$55'4 Patrol Called When Helping 1 Truek Also Got Into Trouh' e I p l , l In Mason County Mrs. Thomas Is Appointed To � !��::1 Fill Out Term Squirrel Hunte,s Advised Res1de11ts IDon t L ke Shot Husband-Wife, Hogsett Leade_t I Named Pres1"dent Of GOP Women Racine ffWh asses Name The:tr • Off•JCefS I D'stracted By-­ Banker ffeading GS Fund Dri.ve FHA Named New Officers In School Meeting 1 . •:_ _il:_ __v, e,wspaper Editorials o _p·c--- James Ferguso_n ,I '.. ,.' • flng Buddi.., For D.&nee , Admissiolll, ··SePt. 19: \irs, How• �.ard Lewi■ Eo&JLsb, Pomeroy; Clyde · • , G. Millh'one, Tuppers Plains; Mn. Thoma• C. Hayman, Syracuse. Birtha. ' SePt. 19: A s'on to Mr. and Mm • Howard Lewis English, Pomeroy; A dau1h ter to Mr. a nd .. )Ir,, Wayne E. Milhoan, Pomeroy. , ·. _ Deaths, Sept. 19: Infant Female ,,.:'Milhoan. ... US -�,t �, Now H,._ Y�r ficinre, o, · tncl: :kfff-· · Brooder. ·ttr..-.t '· � ,. ' . ' Ohio,: CINr anll wel'ffl# WM, rtH6ay •nd Thundoy. Low In the J0a. H tflh In tM 70t. [ Memorial Hospital Building Authority : Broadened, Read jed For Early Actio n Savage Pleads Guilty, Placed On ProhaJion From Soliciting Suburban Coats . HAC:l(ETT'S SOHIO SERVICE e nt1n e Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Septe!"ber 21, 1960 Cant, een Director w. I • at VOL XII NO, 132 R UGBY J ACKETS RADIA'l'OR REPAIR SERVICE • ---=�:-----------------;::::::: :::::;:; ;:;:;;: ::::::; -;:;:: ::-;; :::;:: :;:: -::::=::::::-::: :-::: :::-------------------------- of September In the yur ol our Lo!'d one thousan d nine hundred aud sixty, and of the I ndependence of t h e U n ited Statel:i of America, the one hu nd­ red a nd eighty.fourth. Sig ned Charles W. Legar I I e TIM lal"9Hf redent 11 the capy. bu1 whkh growt up to fDvr fNI ln lell9fh end 1 50 pounch In w•ltht. It Is fovnd In tropical South A1Mrlc1. t h day Mayor Charl es Legat today iss­ ued t he following proclamat ion in regard to obser¥a n ce ot Con• st i tu tion W eek In Pomeroy. WHEREAS, Se ptember 17, 1960 ls n otable al! marki ng t he 173rd anniveraary of the adoptlon of the Const i tution of the United States of America by the Constitutio nal Con vention ; and W HEREAS, to secord offieial I recogn ition to this memorable anniversary. a nd to the patriotic andexercise which will form a note- [ wort hy feat ure of the occasion , seems fitting and proper; and i W HEREAS, Public Law No. 915 For Men and Boys guarantees t he issuing of a proelamation by th e Pre sident of the 1 • United St,tes of Amerka design, ting September 17 through Z3 of Middleport, Ohio each y ear as Constitution Week; I Now, Theretore, I Charles W. Legar by v irtue o{ the authority -­ vested in me as '.M..iyoi of the Vil- [ la� of Pomeroy In the, State of Ohio, do hereby IJ)todlaim the Pomeroy, Oluo wee k of Septe mber 17 - 23, I9ti0 as CONS'llTU'nON WEEK in t he 'tONIGHT Village of Pomeroy and urge all "MOUNTAIN ROAD" our citizens to pay special · attenJ.a,mes Stewiart - Llsa Lu tlon duri n g t hat w eek to our Fed• WIDNISDAY & THURSDAY • ertl Cnnstitulion and the advaoJohn Ford 's 1 tages of American citizenship. "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" In Witn;pss Whereof, I have (Technicolor) Ir LUCILL• HAWKINS hereunto set my hand and caus�d u nttir H ffrey e J Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Smith tbe seal of lhe Village of Poin- 11 Constance Towers or Sale m Were Safurday guests eroy lo be affixed _this seventeenj FR�DAY NOT OPEN of Mi111 Nettie Koehler. RECORD HOP SET AY, SEPT. 24 SATURD Miu Nf!ttie Koe hler spent Sun­ The Syracuse Ladles Auxiliary day in Galllpolis with her aister, 'ON CE MORE, WITH FEELING' Mrs. Charles Weaver and other of the Volunteer Fire Dept. will (Technicolor) sponsor a record hop at the town relative,. Yu l Brenner - Kay Kend all Mra. Stella Grileaer and Mrs. hall T1m1day evening from 7 unti1 - also 1'arl Grueser attended the Har­ 10 :30 o'cllX'k. All tee nagers are ! "VALLEY or the REDWOODS' vest Festival at Pine Grove Lu­ invited . A door prize will be gi ven. Joh n Hud son - Lynn Bernay theran Church Sunday. Mr. and Mr,. Dick Karr Sr. Mon., TuH,, Sept. 25-26-27 Sun., Mn. Willi.am Fisher, Mr. and Mr. and Mn; Harry Davis of "BECAUSE THEY'IU: YOUNG" Mn. Millon Roush and lfn. Orls Canton are gue,ts thii week of Dkk Clark - Tuesday Weld Harris visited Sunday in Hunt­ relatives ln the area. ington at the Cabf!Il County Hoa­ - .also Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis and pltal with Mra. Burr Dawson family of Georgetown were we6k "THE M,OUSE THAT ROARED" Mr.. and lira. Paul Ffrhtr spent · end gueab· of rel,ativei., , . Petet Sellers - Jean Seberg the weekend with ftiendr in Char­ Mr. ' and Mn. Don -BkankenshiP l:wru.iinti time: 3 hn. 1 0 min. leston. of Can,on were a:uHb of relati'vBox-office closes 8:4' P.M. Mil!I Louise Fl.sher, Columbus, e, thJ■ week. ' ..' · • ·' visited relatives in • MJnersvlUe and Middleport' over the weekeh<I. William Fisher, student at Rio · GNnde Oilles., s,Perit the week Experienced - Factory Trained end with ' his parents, Mr, and Th' -0,NL\' COft!PLETE SHOP In Bend Area · Mrs. Muon Fi1ther. Miu Polly · Kart amf frie nd, Ted Mathews of Columbua w ere . POMEROY, OHIO E. MAIN STREET Saturday gueata of her parents, _, n ll onlo .., t · tr ,. , . • 1 ' l ·•'1 ' ., ,(".i\n:Hl1,L� - �,, "' ' ,' 01,io Now You Know ASk"S EXPORT BAN WASHINGTON UPI-Rep. T. A. Thompson, D-La. hH ., urged the governmen t to pre ven t C uba from buying America n-ma de re­ placement parts which are d es­ tined for se ized U. S. oil re finer­ ies. In �omeroy T,om Clark I d ucted "ill be secretaries, treaauren and budget. parents education responsibility and work of dele­ �ates to Co11ncil, membership an d pr inciples of the PTA. Five re<?ording secre taries were chosen and inclu ded M rs. Cha rle• Hayes, Pomeroy; M rs. · M rs Erneot Wh'1tehead , R1" verview; Lee Wood, Harrison ville; Mrs. James Ti tu11, Pomeroy a nd Mrs. Carroll Snowden , Rutlan d. A discussion on rah;i n g Coun cil dues was h eld -and the committee decided to submi t a �eso· -•1ma. luct i· on at " lhe o--be """ r m11:e tha_t d u es be raised to $5 tor ea�h Un i t. The by-laws were also d1s­ cussed and one amendment proposed: . Off1cera and comr111ttee me!TI­ hers pfe�ent were Mrs . . Dowme , M �s. Thein , Mrs. Ebenbaeh,_ �rs. Michael, Mrs. Kan, . Mrs. Wtll!Ml Frecker. M rs . Pb.lhp Globokar, Mrs. Johnson and t he president of the Letart Falls Unit, Mrs. Roy Donahue. ' Proclamation Is Issued By Mayor Ch8f}es Legar M(Jinly About · - People · At Mt. Ol1' ve Is ,e/egat,e fo presbytery - - --Mrs. PuUins fnterfa,ne • d W'/ fh Layette Show,er . Growth Of Youth Freedom Was Theme Of Study By County PTA Committee By FREDDIE HOUDAStcJIL'f !'4�-- -- - -- . .� • , Around And About Middleport • l • ,l • - - --- I ;;)�b::;\ii:\l�j:i!�g��. �itiz� Khrush' CastrO F A R I I Mao's Best Friend �ii, ,;:l:i" lllii ' Ii- ) - �- ...... ......._._ • 1 mlnis1er, Rev William L. Vor w .i� uistalled as pastor m charge vi l h t- lm·al p;msh A µot l lll' � dinner WII.'> t'njoyed al . Thi anoual ju111t 1-tarH•-">! �·1•�1 1 no un 1 n the grove at lhe SI Juhn's val of S\. John and S t PJttl Ltit l11:r 1 · h u rc h al 1'1ne Grove with the af an Churches or P111e i ; r,l\'t• ii11d 11 tc-rnoon sen·ices beginning at 2 Pomeroy was ht•ld Sunda_1 , St>pl .,\- lut k 111 the chun·h wh.ich wa s 1 lwau t 1 f11lly clecorateJ with autumn Mher 18. '11e moromg sen' ICI.' was ht•ld a ! I fluw e r� .ind products o f field and 8:30 at the St Paul"s C h u r c h 1 17 g;i rdt- n by Mrs. Clart'nre Gruest!r Pomeroy with 1he rns t allauo n rnd JJH l :'\l r1 Joslf ph Thoren Sr . WOHhi p in charge or (]1 , t r1rl prt•sl 't1 1 ldrt•n or the St. John's church ident, Dr. Kennt>th Pri,·b(· Thr pri•st'n!f'd a progra m under lhe d 1 - Churches Hold Joint F,estfV · al , .. " J .t. . • :,�1, .,Li �· ,,,�· nPIV 1�. .- --- ., •. reC'tion or '.\1rs Samuel �ichael , as . Sl�ted b y ;rlrs W1ll 1am �·reeker, Mn Del mar Hamm and Mrs V1rg1I Hanm1 The children gave an inter estin11 playlet Oil t h e "Jubi lee Year 1'60:?' ,nu Umty e,, .. , . WHh YolJ': Th1:se theme s �· ere 1 n con necllon w1th the merging of Lulh• eran churches over the world The playlet wu wrJ,tten by M iss Donna Freet�. 1 so1homote at Capital l ' n1ver6ity Also induded in the p. .. gram_ were 11c11u11 songs c1 nd \' O· t·al a nd instrumental numbers. . St Paul ,s children were directed by �1ri. William May_er Mrs. Ho':"'• _. !�ohnson. Mrs. �1lham Downie 1 Portland Gu,.ld M et A t Home Of I lMe1g . s & Mason I ..-. , ---------· \\-ill abo be memb ers or the churr h In Rio Grand e on Thurs• da) to attend the Baptis t Asso(']alto nat meeti ng , . Septem ber 23 The Past MatrQ ns of Evangeline Chapt er, OES, will meet this Friday evening at the Masonic Hall In Middleport. The meeting will be held in the base m ent •t t he entran ce on Walnu t St. Mrs Maxine Allem worth 1s the hostess . .. - - ...... ; . iL ..1-....--,· · ...••• 4 .. . ,. . . ... • _. - A• � ,· ·· · · ·· S . i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!ddlep_ort, O.. Sept. 21. 1960 ---·- - ·--· --- - - �--:ct " a d. M n. MIii er re1i g ned .is coun• call. Includin g th e November call, ci tor. Lillie Hauck !hanked mem• the n'umhef of , mo11 drafled since be rs for ca rds sent her mother. I the oht.b;tllk oJ lbe Ko.-.ean War Y ($ The trav eling prize was awar ded June 'lfi;' t950, will be 2�63.930. T tie Portland Worth. While to Curie Meinhart. Marjorie wood- ----- · · - -- --­ j Guild met Thu :s<la evenm g a t SIPT. 2 1 prd thanked t he mem�rs for thei r • the h ome o f p hyll 1sY R1tch1e r Class 12 of the the Heath Metho• cooperation during h':!r term aa President Jei1nett r Lawret.ce tliSI Chu r<:h, ":ill meet Wednesday deputy. had dlar.E!"e of the business evening al ti O clork at lhe home or At the dose of the rneetll\j qU_1ir· meeting Members dooated $5 to Mrs O P Kl eu, Ior a P O ti uck m terly bi r thdays Was ob11erved and a R c i ne Tan ker Fund a to ner M e m be r s arc. t u br m g a cov Helen _ -' oci M Miller, OIJr behalf of the 0 the Re d \.JOH BJ .......,· program. ered dtsh and bheJ.r own table ser• Council, pr esented gifts to Mabel Maxine Price hud charg e or the l'ice. Bearhs, Cora -Beegl e, Lillle Hauck Sept. 24 program and games. A surprise The choir of St. Paul's Lutheran &Pd Winona Cook, after wb.ioh r• . The Happy Hatt-e.;ters Clus of pack.age was won by_ · Pauline church will meet Wednesday a t fresh m ents were ser!Jed. the Federa ted Chureh will have an Brewer. The next meeting will be 7":30 p, m. at the church for prac• ice ""ream social ancl 1.:11:tet�ria with Lo uise Bra,wer . tice. ARMY 111\AFT DIPS lunch , Saturda, , begin ning at 4- p. The group signed a round ro• """" 1ft WASHIN GTON UPl-11i.e Army m. Ho m e !J!idt! i�e crea41, ct)te hin card and sent it to Dorothy . Sept. 22 will draft 7,Q.00-tm sandw en in November, l�e., b.t h4· bearut, pol4to ' . Dur:sl w h · ·11 · The Pa,s� Presid I ent& of the La- salad and cqffee�wm be �Id. Ii-Iii a drop of 2,000 from the October Each ;e!b�r hr.ought a home dies 'II!' Auxlli _ary of �rew Websler Members of Ra.cine Lea·ion Auxmade gift whirh was sold for 50 PoSI Amen can Legion will meet I iliary wi l l feature a baked goo(i!'i NEW and USED cents and the m oney goes in the Wednesday evenmg , Sept. 22, at and ho me made candy sale ,ur • treasury. the home ? f Mrs. Pearl Hysell . Refreshments we re served by . prise package sh op, �\!Rl a�ctiOn The �1eigs co unty D�moc ralic and a cake w11lk at the . the hostess. Women s Club will meet rhu rsday val � nd Pu mpkin show FaU Feslil Sept. 2t. an d i\frs. Malcolm Mee!J. They pre- at 7:30 P- m. al the Second Ward sented several musical sel ections. House. $EPT, U Rock Sprin r, Gran ge will meet Phone WY•2-371M Former members and f r iends of Ttiere .wiU bf. J 1:t hu r sday at p. m . T the two �hurches attended from A program the J!: B POMEROY, OHIO � zael Com m un.ill/;- '€1ir�cb. Wl\ will be presented and the qua rter• , out of town. Jy birthday supper will be served. er will be Rev. !'j. L Rua,el), The Wom en o f Grac e E pisco pa l a . bask et dtJln'l. tt QDOQ. Church will meet Thursd ay at 2 Jl , will be 8Ptll?i� ��DIPerfeet m. at Lhe home of M rs. J. i::. ri: . �ns , Ohio. Evmon.e 1' lnvt l Harti nger with Mrs. .Theodore • attend. Sept. 2',-. Reed Jr . in charg e of th� program. Homecorn,Jor,; at JI� Cbi.W'�- of I The Xi Gamma M u Chapter or r 1��30���:: :ru!fs � h e_ B eta �ig ma • P h i Soror ity will � h ��� t . - · 11ponsor a ru m mage sale Thursday AIter:noo · ; �1 · •J ��· P. m· . 119� · n service � an Friday and Saturday ·at the build: . · � ing f�rmerly occu_pie d by Clelnd's c!ire;:1c f�m �:�<;h �lu'iu.l a . . -�m 1 near Appliance on Mam-St. I!churches. · ...._ ·. 1 , The Loyal Women's Class of ' !he Middleport Chu,ch of Christ will meet th is Thursday evening ..- I Conu"ng Event 1 Ph II Ritchie I I I d SEYrRIED Yol,Jr l!NNOX deal•r ----,-===------- F URNACE S 'ti� DAR K COTTON S Wonderful tor children and feetofal) a1e1I Floors are the warmest spot hi heated rooms. WCTBlcm' I& JO\U' better way to � -- - OPEN BOW LI NG I AC CESSO RIE S Phi llip Sisters Sty le Sho p 'JI!., Club E,i.teru,iMd J>fe1ent were all or the children j and grand('h1Mren includinir. M 111 , A t Mondt1y Meeting The family or M r . and Mrt. Ben Beatrlce Dumoll ind Mr and :dra Mn Mix Ward entert.ained the Bud were an pre�ent Sunday at George McCauley or Zane■ ville ; Mr Second Monday Sewing Club Mon• their home, Rock Sprin g s Road. for and Mrs . Pete Dt1 moh 1 n� four day evening at her home. l,i ncoln a surprnoe birthday cch�bration for rhildren, Clove r Hill ; Mr. and Mh Hei!Ulh. The evening wH ,pent aoThe Olin Parm Woman'1 Club ___ --·- -· --·- - -- -- cially and m 1.ewing. )tr . Dwight held tl.11 September meeting at the 1 Parker received a birthday g ift home or Mrt. Ina Ma11.ar. Follow­ ing the bu,ineu seuion in cha r&e from her 1ecret pal. of the pre1ident, Mrs. Ella 01borne r.:efresh menlll were se rved by l�e a program of poem1 from McGuf: hosteu lo Mn. Paul K loes, M111 fe )' Readers was given. Eleanor Hob&on, M rs. Parker. Mr1. I I s hereby given that we ore no longer "The Difrerenee of McGurfy •, George Srhneider, Mn. Robert operating or connected with the Ho­ Lewis, Mn. Patrick Wood, Mn. R e aden and Today'1 Readers" waa Grace Holter and �iu M artha I presented by lfrs. Pauline M yera tel Mo rtin or Hotel Mortin Bar of Po­ and "tnnuence of McGuffy'1 ,&ead· Howell. meroy, Ohio. en on Children" by Mrs. Margaret Brown. Bennie Buck. and three children, Samuel 0. Perry New Lexin gton: Mr. and Mn Gail . Rdreahmenl,; were served to the Virginia Perry Bui::k and two ctuldren, Pomeroy, abo..,e naml!d and lfn. 111:amie Buckley. Mrs, Vivian H um phrey, and Mr. and Mr11. Buck. Mn. Tresa Swain, Mra. Helen Ca.Id• weU, Mr1. Lillian Picken■ and Mr, Harold :Massar. Start ing October 1 st Also Open On Saturday and SuGday Afternoons Pomeroy Bowling Co. - m' M. while 8 1 x99 size. Shop ear. i, 12 lqq . Opera'tlnt, , , . Department Stans .. ' ly - Save at Stiffler's . OHIO.POWER COMPANY ,.....,___ ......,{Qi:).....,......,. _ - t t !. Chuck Roast Ground Ch'uck - • 69c Boston Roll • so ' FRE E ... ... .... ., .... Extra Top Val-. sta111.. � _.,.... ..... 3 a... graund l,eof • ' 2 MEIGS TIIEAffl Rib Roast - · · · · · Tenderay TONIGHT Md ?HURIDAY Joh n Ford's "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" (Tec.hnicolor) Je ffrey Hunter I lb. 79c �'S9c. , . . . . Nawl AYCII'Jable ii botla liauid and powder - anly at Kn,gel' ( Peas : ...... -- - - "'.···-· 2 ..._. 39c Yellow Corn •.... - • 2 •�-• 25c • ..: . , ..... . ,,., ,... 1 Spotlight . C-6N . , , , m M', •. ,. . . Kroger Flour ...➔f'..'t�,� · 10 . �:· -z�,· ." ; • : .. 49t ..... 19c . • . ,; M•n•, Boxer . . . . .·. · ::. ·.: S tl O·RTS ·­ - -------- Grapefruit Juice _ FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATUJIOAY, SE PT. 24 'ONCE MORE, WITH FEEi.iNG' (Tecllnicolor) Yul Brenner - � Kendall - also .''VALLEY of the REDWOODS' John Hudson - Lyon �may Sun., Mon., Tues., S.pf. 25-26-21 "BECAUSE THEY•JIE YO\ING" Di.ck C1ark - 'Vuesday Weld - <loo "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" Peter Sellen - Jean Sebert: Bwinlng time: 3 hrs. JO min. Box-office elQ&es 8:46 P.M. . t . . ' ·•. . • -'·-· ' ,I . l . . ' - sale! Fall Corduroy and Rayon ­ Flannel Slim Jims New fall slacks in two wanted fabr, ics: watthable pinwale, cotton corduroy and 'rayon flan nel. Each in 2 tapered, s\im ­ inin', g styles. Solid colors of charcoal , light grey, blue . bh1ck., red, turq uoise , also assorted prints. S1z�s 10 to 18. ' �· � -- � � - - - _. REG. 49< FANCY OUTING 27c yd• . SHOP OJ.)R. LARGE 36" wide. Shop early . Save now at Stiffler's. TOY DEPT., Main Floor MEN'S TAN K ER BUY NOW And Ptn ov,, "' 11;00) A110 · Olrtoon ON TH\111D4Y ■n<f PRIDA y BIUGl'ITE � in "LOVE IS MY P1\0�0!f• LA Y - AW AY •�""lap• : 'TIM,,T � · ,c,. . '. ,;,.,,,·, .-, , �Yi ·'fl, •.. .":', · JAC K ETS tdeal for work or sports• wear. Qliill l ined, weather proofed. BOY� "H OO DE D1' - JACKET S .. SiU!J 4 to 14 i n this price range . other boys' jackets (qui lt lined) prlced fi:om $5.96 up. See them n ow at Stlffler's! OtMr1 At $4.98 and $2.98 ... � - -. - - - ._. $2 .99 ..'•· .' . ' '\ •. I .,1s;,-fol! 8.ulbs t 1' ,.. 1 1t , .. ' h<Jt Moss ...�...,,1,:••-�'"'"""'·--l'�p -..� � •• - '- _ .. � .-.i."'-!"..-...., t , ,.,, I !', . , -,;;---,,1 -----------------------l ,..._...,_,..,..'"·_...,_____, _____. ._____•_-_. -_____·_-•_·_•_·�- ·-·_-_· _______.__..... .,4A1il,i, . . ' ' U•• - � _.:,t.._=...;,.;,:;;, ' \ • Boys' "Wash· 'n Wear". WH ITE SH I RTS Boyo' !;>!••ched "wash n· .wear'' dress ahirb - Sizes 6 to 18. tMN ,...., '•' $1.99' ' ,··j·. ' '( . 5 H.P. Scott motor Wa1 $345 • Now ,!95 All $IIM and makes of ulMI moton from 1 .7 H.P. fo 70 H.P. Buw- now and aave 1$$$. See the new Ne ptune '"Mitey• ft.li te " 1.7 H.P outboard mo­ tor now at only $94.95. Metropolitan Moton ''Transportation on Land & Sea" 'Phone WY•2-3170 Pomeroy, 0. E. Main 51, - ------ --- s ' .. . . )!if' - , . , . . ,, the ONLY 101118 PUT witlEUCIIIC HEIT Room thermootat. are the only movinf psm ot Ii care-free Electric Heating sye� There are no, motors, no fans, no valves, no complei: controls - no need for filter. . E L ECTRIC ITY i8 your better w•y to heal. I � OHIO . POWER COMPANY . �-----<:-:;) ....:.,.. SPECIALS NOW With Trade OTHER 5 MODELS Priced From $1 79.95 9up With Trade 1961 tJ, H i-Fi and Stereo Consoles WALNUT - MAPLE - MAHOGANY WOOD STYLES Car Coats up A. �'i', Flehlng Boal $429.00 GIRLS' NEW FAlL Just the thing 1or school or p lay _:.. and d ress-u.p too - Will st.and the wea&her. Real values toot ,.· . .' .._;. ,�.;.,, .,,_J•·�r· , �'."' ' •::·,, .:\ - . .,, .'· "4,:.. :� ,_.:.,.'l.. 14' Thompson REGULAR $2.99 "p 10 12' Alumbuun Lone Star Boat 3 H.P. John&0n motor wa, ,2ss • Now ,195 General Electric Televisions SAV E $100•00 TQ $5.98 $4.9 8 BLOUS ES - $1.99 up SKI RTS Tile annual meetin g of the Rio Grande Baptist Aasoci.ation of which the Rev. Luther Tracy is moderator will be held at th e Cal• vary Bapl isi Chu reh in Rio Grande, Thursday, beginning at 10 a. m. Rev. Osborn Hoover of the Ches· hire ,Baptist Church will deliver the sermon of the forenoon and the Re�·. Harold Lau ghead, director of Town and Country Work. for the B.aptisl Convention , will speak on "Baptist For Such A Time As ' This." Al 1 : 30 p. m. the Wo men'a; Hour wiij. con,..en(' with Mrs. James Ste• .. 1JSon of Pomer oy presiding. Di• vision chairmen of the work will repor t al this lime after which Dr. Bentley, m issiona r y lo the Crow , Indians, wi11. speak on "Missions In 1 A changing World." The closing dcvotione.l periol will be conducted by the Rev. Donald Boone of Mid• dleporl. The eve11in g session will be in ch.arge of the Baptist Youth Fel­ lowship of the As!!iociation of which l.inda Colby of Jackson i� president. A film or Billy Graham's re cenl crusade in Africa -will be 1 shown. EXTRA 99 • 8uy That UNCI Flahlng Outfit Now and SaYel -if •. . I GI RLS' COATS $ • up Boys' washabl� pants for 1ehool. pl,ay and dress up! Real v.ah1esl I SMART NEW Gi r ls' like to look nice and now they can in these lovely new roat.s- Brin-g them in - Try th em on and Buy On Easy Layaway i f you •Wish! 'Honest to ,goodness high quality" at lower prices! > . I BETnR DRESSES $8.95 TD $1 6.95 1 FASHIONABLE NEW , Group To Be Held BUY MOW OM LAY-A.WAY ! Made •bY "Ca m pus" pr ieed from $2. 99 to $6 Jl5. See th em ,t SUUl e r's now! ' • --, I $ MOTOR SAlE The Morning Star EUB Churctl plans lo hold ill annual Ho me• coming, Sund�y, Octol:W!:r 9. Sun· day school will Qegm at U:45 a. m. in charge of the superinten· dent. The morn ing wors hip ser vice will begin al 10:45 a. m . under the direction or the Rev. Franc-is H. Glazier. putor or the morning chu rch. During the ser v ice , the Rev. L. R. Carmichael of South We bster will be tbe guest s peaker. Re v. Carmichae l .served as pastor of the church se-veral years ago. An old fash ioned basket dinner will be St!rved al noon in the basement of the church followed by a song fest beginni ng at 2 p. m. E.., ery rme in the com munity is invited to attend th e services. ------ ----- I Annual Meeting Of SWE-ATERS $2.99 up .SW EAT E RS Fr,,h .S,,rqll 2 .� 19c llli llDP' � ........,,., ,... ·._ ffi Mrt . C. E. Nease and M!'S. Glen Dill were hoste11es when lhe JOF I 1 class of the United Method ist C hurch me t Monday evening at the I church. , . �e meeting, 1n charg': �f the pre,i1dent,. Mn. �lien E1chmger, o pened with devotion& by Mn. A l o� Cu1ter, who read two a"!icle� j written by Russell H. Hoy. :dembers responded lo roll call with t�eir favorite scripture. A dise us:s1on was held on the clau projeel and named on the committee v•e-re Mrs. C. F. Tnmpkinil, Mrs. Gf:rald W ildermuth and Mn. Dwight Park • er. During the social hour a contest was conducted by Mrs. Eichinger l and won by Mn. DiJl. 1 A dessert course was served by the hostesses. Memben were seated [ at tables with white covers and centered wilh arrangement llf roses and yellow chrysanthe m ums. ' I EYE{:ATCHING BOYS' SCHOOL . ·� �--� AT BODGllT !'RICES! See new slyles, new fabrics, new colors _ _ and ·all ·the news in dresses for fall _ _ l1e re, in our fashion-fresh eol.Jection. We've .dresses for town, for business, for autumn festivilieS, too _ . _ . sh eaths, jacket dreHes, shirt· waists, easy ..!ikirt ed and lwo . piece sly Jes. Choose your dress wardrobe now! AND j I •:DRESSES3 USED BOAT M�t II�;:�;:;;;�;:;�;; h Cl / Held M:��ay I · WOMEt•fS CRISP NEW FALL . $1 .99 to$ 5 .9a o•• •v , I JOF Ch I s5-9s-, Horner UartJ17. Mn. Baroid Kaurf ia Ill tt her home 011 South Third Ave. Mrs. Herman K.Jncalcr and Mn. Hattitl Wilt are planni ng to co lo Cuyahoga F11l1 thil weekend to apend nut week with the form, er'1 1i11ter Mr. ind Mra. J. H. Gaffney. Mr. and Mn1. Shirley -Wolfe of Bradbury, and Mr. and Mn. Gor, don Wolfe, Middleport, apent tha week end with relatives anrl fr iends 111 Toledo and F01torla. Tex.anna White who h.aa �en absent from school for the put two weeks because of illneu re­ turned this wHk. Hovatter and Mrs. Richard 1 in Partenwere Smith John Mn. bf at the . The next mcetin� w '! burg Monday. tlome of Mn. Edna H;,,l\. I Mrs Martha Denison of Columbus is visitin g with her brother- I OTH ERS $8.95 TO $1 6.95 SIIes 10·18 . SUl'ERIOR TYPE of PICTURE! Millie Perkin, Sh ,Hy Wtntet• ·· "THE . »� � ' ANNE fft,A!fK" · . (m Cinema�peJ (Shown I tiine Clnli at 8:30) - ,also Gene Barry - Beva,ty Tyler •HONG KONG CONFIDEN'l}All • (rSftown at 7:00 ., '!lab Huni; Ahvays i n demdndt Car coats f(fl", fall ..J and winter wea r . Stiffl er's has a' "COffi· plele sclecl.ion of women's and mlss�s· c·a r coats to ehoose f rom - Bul' Now· On Our Easy Layaway Plan! � NI Waffles .. - .- .. •,.: 10c for yours! CA R COA TS ii· .• : , . ' :c;: fa 25c Hu,rry $ ALL N EW - B RAN D N EW ! Lo'!t'n Cheese · - . . · I� 49c Pineapple - - - i v. $1 Whl, (liq � _. 33c .;. cose Rayon Hobnail sprea�s We have, skimmed the cream of fa'l l coal fashions and tr i m med the prlees W8Y, way. down. The nellt step is you rs. Come in and feast your eyes on th e most wann and beauti(ul coats Qf the year , adorned with the mOJit unbel ievably low pdce tags _ _ � _ then pick the o ne that's "made" for youl B,·cad ..... ·: .�Y�... . ... 2 ... bedsize, FALL COATS �,: 0:00 A. M,' · ' .. Co;11tanee Towen $1 .59 llnacl S1wifflp .. 2 -- -. .......... - - __- ...,-...- - - - na.. b,.,.,_1 .,_, .... �ID�Y � Pomeror. Ohio lb. T11d1ray 88c Most wanted colors in these WOM EN'S SMART N EW Engrash and Shoulder .��!.. !': 49c • Mrs. James M urray i• viaiting in Kentucky wil1' her aon and fa m· ily, Mr. and Mn. Bill Murray. Mr and Mn. Blaine Walburn and daughter. Kimberly and Mn. Raymond Walburn spent the weekend in Hyattsville, Mary­ hind with Mr and Mn. Ronnie Walbu r n and family, Mrs. Fred I. Gardner is co n· fined to her home because of mnes■• I Tenderay Beef Sale • • • ·3 BED SPR EADS 9 '5 Vislintless, ful l Regular Doi A ': Meeting Held, ' , :�: ';i;;•;,, of the • First ':fapt1st Ch�rch of M iddleTheodorus Counci l , D�ughteri.i of W, f P?l't Will meet this Thursday- eve- A rica, me met ' in reg lar HSSi!ln ing at the church COURT STREET t 7 : 30 P ME ROY• OIU. O for ] Monday eveninlif with tien Miller � !l j · !!'O����������� its Septem ber meeting. There coun __ __ ----------- --------������������!!'!��P.·!! cilor, pnisidfog. --- � · Dean Bariiltz \Jl&S reported h qm e Crom the hospital and impro�ng and th111t flowers • were �ent her wh ll e hospitalized. Lillian Stelff wa11 reported Jn distress having· lost h er brother by death and a card was sent to htlr. A co mµninication wu read from Harriett Cunning­ ham, the state counc ilor. Th e comnpgi� o( H�l� 14il1er as council. d eputy for the year was ly fltlOOII HOUDAIMJL"f I FULL SIZE - HOBN AIL MT. MIST BATTS Reg. $129 value. Snowy Around And About Middleport 1 Extra Spedal �tp- Olive Women's Club Meeting Was Held Recently I NOTICE . - . Now Fri:!t?y, Saturday, Sunday Evenings ��J· d .iectrically -- · -- -- -- �'�i� . For Fall , Mn. Buck. Family HoW, Party Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid dleport. O .. Sept. 21 , 1960-3 F Th eir Mother or i COAL, OIL, GAS FlOORS STIY IHI Wffl ElECTRIC NEIi I a· I l aun J S/ $229, 5 and up 9 .. FREE! $4.9&:.,o $30.00 Worth of Records 5 - 33½ RECORDS F OUR FAVOllffE l7�5 GI RL$'. t 7: TO 1 4 ) 2 DRESSES$ Picture.pretty, tiny waisted s_tylcs i n woven plaid glngttams. polished collons and b road �lolh solids _ . som e witll w hi te pique t rims - � -'- -others go in for COJort:ul ric-rack ---- ell excellent values. • Sizes 3 to 6X . . . $1 .99 up .., O CHOICE STARS • · · · 99 - up :;.a H and Y OR BANDS! R FIRE STO N E Plaone WY•l!-!238 IN THE CENTER OF TOWN MIDDLEPORT �- ...... ......._._ • 1 mlnis1er, Rev William L. Vor w .i� uistalled as pastor m charge vi l h t- lm·al p;msh A µot l lll' � dinner WII.'> t'njoyed al . Thi anoual ju111t 1-tarH•-">! �·1•�1 1 no un 1 n the grove at lhe SI Juhn's val of S\. John and S t PJttl Ltit l11:r 1 · h u rc h al 1'1ne Grove with the af an Churches or P111e i ; r,l\'t• ii11d 11 tc-rnoon sen·ices beginning at 2 Pomeroy was ht•ld Sunda_1 , St>pl .,\- lut k 111 the chun·h wh.ich wa s 1 lwau t 1 f11lly clecorateJ with autumn Mher 18. '11e moromg sen' ICI.' was ht•ld a ! I fluw e r� .ind products o f field and 8:30 at the St Paul"s C h u r c h 1 17 g;i rdt- n by Mrs. Clart'nre Gruest!r Pomeroy with 1he rns t allauo n rnd JJH l :'\l r1 Joslf ph Thoren Sr . WOHhi p in charge or (]1 , t r1rl prt•sl 't1 1 ldrt•n or the St. John's church ident, Dr. Kennt>th Pri,·b(· Thr pri•st'n!f'd a progra m under lhe d 1 - Churches Hold Joint F,estfV · al , .. " J .t. . • :,�1, .,Li �· ,,,�· nPIV 1�. .- --- ., •. reC'tion or '.\1rs Samuel �ichael , as . Sl�ted b y ;rlrs W1ll 1am �·reeker, Mn Del mar Hamm and Mrs V1rg1I Hanm1 The children gave an inter estin11 playlet Oil t h e "Jubi lee Year 1'60:?' ,nu Umty e,, .. , . WHh YolJ': Th1:se theme s �· ere 1 n con necllon w1th the merging of Lulh• eran churches over the world The playlet wu wrJ,tten by M iss Donna Freet�. 1 so1homote at Capital l ' n1ver6ity Also induded in the p. .. gram_ were 11c11u11 songs c1 nd \' O· t·al a nd instrumental numbers. . St Paul ,s children were directed by �1ri. William May_er Mrs. Ho':"'• _. !�ohnson. Mrs. �1lham Downie 1 Portland Gu,.ld M et A t Home Of I lMe1g . s & Mason I ..-. , ---------· \\-ill abo be memb ers or the churr h In Rio Grand e on Thurs• da) to attend the Baptis t Asso(']alto nat meeti ng , . Septem ber 23 The Past MatrQ ns of Evangeline Chapt er, OES, will meet this Friday evening at the Masonic Hall In Middleport. The meeting will be held in the base m ent •t t he entran ce on Walnu t St. Mrs Maxine Allem worth 1s the hostess . .. - - ...... ; . iL ..1-....--,· · ...••• 4 .. . ,. . . ... • _. - A• � ,· ·· · · ·· S . i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!ddlep_ort, O.. Sept. 21. 1960 ---·- - ·--· --- - - �--:ct " a d. M n. MIii er re1i g ned .is coun• call. Includin g th e November call, ci tor. Lillie Hauck !hanked mem• the n'umhef of , mo11 drafled since be rs for ca rds sent her mother. I the oht.b;tllk oJ lbe Ko.-.ean War Y ($ The trav eling prize was awar ded June 'lfi;' t950, will be 2�63.930. T tie Portland Worth. While to Curie Meinhart. Marjorie wood- ----- · · - -- --­ j Guild met Thu :s<la evenm g a t SIPT. 2 1 prd thanked t he mem�rs for thei r • the h ome o f p hyll 1sY R1tch1e r Class 12 of the the Heath Metho• cooperation during h':!r term aa President Jei1nett r Lawret.ce tliSI Chu r<:h, ":ill meet Wednesday deputy. had dlar.E!"e of the business evening al ti O clork at lhe home or At the dose of the rneetll\j qU_1ir· meeting Members dooated $5 to Mrs O P Kl eu, Ior a P O ti uck m terly bi r thdays Was ob11erved and a R c i ne Tan ker Fund a to ner M e m be r s arc. t u br m g a cov Helen _ -' oci M Miller, OIJr behalf of the 0 the Re d \.JOH BJ .......,· program. ered dtsh and bheJ.r own table ser• Council, pr esented gifts to Mabel Maxine Price hud charg e or the l'ice. Bearhs, Cora -Beegl e, Lillle Hauck Sept. 24 program and games. A surprise The choir of St. Paul's Lutheran &Pd Winona Cook, after wb.ioh r• . The Happy Hatt-e.;ters Clus of pack.age was won by_ · Pauline church will meet Wednesday a t fresh m ents were ser!Jed. the Federa ted Chureh will have an Brewer. The next meeting will be 7":30 p, m. at the church for prac• ice ""ream social ancl 1.:11:tet�ria with Lo uise Bra,wer . tice. ARMY 111\AFT DIPS lunch , Saturda, , begin ning at 4- p. The group signed a round ro• """" 1ft WASHIN GTON UPl-11i.e Army m. Ho m e !J!idt! i�e crea41, ct)te hin card and sent it to Dorothy . Sept. 22 will draft 7,Q.00-tm sandw en in November, l�e., b.t h4· bearut, pol4to ' . Dur:sl w h · ·11 · The Pa,s� Presid I ent& of the La- salad and cqffee�wm be �Id. Ii-Iii a drop of 2,000 from the October Each ;e!b�r hr.ought a home dies 'II!' Auxlli _ary of �rew Websler Members of Ra.cine Lea·ion Auxmade gift whirh was sold for 50 PoSI Amen can Legion will meet I iliary wi l l feature a baked goo(i!'i NEW and USED cents and the m oney goes in the Wednesday evenmg , Sept. 22, at and ho me made candy sale ,ur • treasury. the home ? f Mrs. Pearl Hysell . Refreshments we re served by . prise package sh op, �\!Rl a�ctiOn The �1eigs co unty D�moc ralic and a cake w11lk at the . the hostess. Women s Club will meet rhu rsday val � nd Pu mpkin show FaU Feslil Sept. 2t. an d i\frs. Malcolm Mee!J. They pre- at 7:30 P- m. al the Second Ward sented several musical sel ections. House. $EPT, U Rock Sprin r, Gran ge will meet Phone WY•2-371M Former members and f r iends of Ttiere .wiU bf. J 1:t hu r sday at p. m . T the two �hurches attended from A program the J!: B POMEROY, OHIO � zael Com m un.ill/;- '€1ir�cb. Wl\ will be presented and the qua rter• , out of town. Jy birthday supper will be served. er will be Rev. !'j. L Rua,el), The Wom en o f Grac e E pisco pa l a . bask et dtJln'l. tt QDOQ. Church will meet Thursd ay at 2 Jl , will be 8Ptll?i� ��DIPerfeet m. at Lhe home of M rs. J. i::. ri: . �ns , Ohio. Evmon.e 1' lnvt l Harti nger with Mrs. .Theodore • attend. Sept. 2',-. Reed Jr . in charg e of th� program. Homecorn,Jor,; at JI� Cbi.W'�- of I The Xi Gamma M u Chapter or r 1��30���:: :ru!fs � h e_ B eta �ig ma • P h i Soror ity will � h ��� t . - · 11ponsor a ru m mage sale Thursday AIter:noo · ; �1 · •J ��· P. m· . 119� · n service � an Friday and Saturday ·at the build: . · � ing f�rmerly occu_pie d by Clelnd's c!ire;:1c f�m �:�<;h �lu'iu.l a . . -�m 1 near Appliance on Mam-St. I!churches. · ...._ ·. 1 , The Loyal Women's Class of ' !he Middleport Chu,ch of Christ will meet th is Thursday evening ..- I Conu"ng Event 1 Ph II Ritchie I I I d SEYrRIED Yol,Jr l!NNOX deal•r ----,-===------- F URNACE S 'ti� DAR K COTTON S Wonderful tor children and feetofal) a1e1I Floors are the warmest spot hi heated rooms. WCTBlcm' I& JO\U' better way to � -- - OPEN BOW LI NG I AC CESSO RIE S Phi llip Sisters Sty le Sho p 'JI!., Club E,i.teru,iMd J>fe1ent were all or the children j and grand('h1Mren includinir. M 111 , A t Mondt1y Meeting The family or M r . and Mrt. Ben Beatrlce Dumoll ind Mr and :dra Mn Mix Ward entert.ained the Bud were an pre�ent Sunday at George McCauley or Zane■ ville ; Mr Second Monday Sewing Club Mon• their home, Rock Sprin g s Road. for and Mrs . Pete Dt1 moh 1 n� four day evening at her home. l,i ncoln a surprnoe birthday cch�bration for rhildren, Clove r Hill ; Mr. and Mh Hei!Ulh. The evening wH ,pent aoThe Olin Parm Woman'1 Club ___ --·- -· --·- - -- -- cially and m 1.ewing. )tr . Dwight held tl.11 September meeting at the 1 Parker received a birthday g ift home or Mrt. Ina Ma11.ar. Follow­ ing the bu,ineu seuion in cha r&e from her 1ecret pal. of the pre1ident, Mrs. Ella 01borne r.:efresh menlll were se rved by l�e a program of poem1 from McGuf: hosteu lo Mn. Paul K loes, M111 fe )' Readers was given. Eleanor Hob&on, M rs. Parker. Mr1. I I s hereby given that we ore no longer "The Difrerenee of McGurfy •, George Srhneider, Mn. Robert operating or connected with the Ho­ Lewis, Mn. Patrick Wood, Mn. R e aden and Today'1 Readers" waa Grace Holter and �iu M artha I presented by lfrs. Pauline M yera tel Mo rtin or Hotel Mortin Bar of Po­ and "tnnuence of McGuffy'1 ,&ead· Howell. meroy, Ohio. en on Children" by Mrs. Margaret Brown. Bennie Buck. and three children, Samuel 0. Perry New Lexin gton: Mr. and Mn Gail . Rdreahmenl,; were served to the Virginia Perry Bui::k and two ctuldren, Pomeroy, abo..,e naml!d and lfn. 111:amie Buckley. Mrs, Vivian H um phrey, and Mr. and Mr11. Buck. Mn. Tresa Swain, Mra. Helen Ca.Id• weU, Mr1. Lillian Picken■ and Mr, Harold :Massar. Start ing October 1 st Also Open On Saturday and SuGday Afternoons Pomeroy Bowling Co. - m' M. while 8 1 x99 size. Shop ear. i, 12 lqq . Opera'tlnt, , , . Department Stans .. ' ly - Save at Stiffler's . OHIO.POWER COMPANY ,.....,___ ......,{Qi:).....,......,. _ - t t !. Chuck Roast Ground Ch'uck - • 69c Boston Roll • so ' FRE E ... ... .... ., .... Extra Top Val-. sta111.. � _.,.... ..... 3 a... graund l,eof • ' 2 MEIGS TIIEAffl Rib Roast - · · · · · Tenderay TONIGHT Md ?HURIDAY Joh n Ford's "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" (Tec.hnicolor) Je ffrey Hunter I lb. 79c �'S9c. , . . . . Nawl AYCII'Jable ii botla liauid and powder - anly at Kn,gel' ( Peas : ...... -- - - "'.···-· 2 ..._. 39c Yellow Corn •.... - • 2 •�-• 25c • ..: . , ..... . ,,., ,... 1 Spotlight . C-6N . , , , m M', •. ,. . . Kroger Flour ...➔f'..'t�,� · 10 . �:· -z�,· ." ; • : .. 49t ..... 19c . • . ,; M•n•, Boxer . . . . .·. · ::. ·.: S tl O·RTS ·­ - -------- Grapefruit Juice _ FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATUJIOAY, SE PT. 24 'ONCE MORE, WITH FEEi.iNG' (Tecllnicolor) Yul Brenner - � Kendall - also .''VALLEY of the REDWOODS' John Hudson - Lyon �may Sun., Mon., Tues., S.pf. 25-26-21 "BECAUSE THEY•JIE YO\ING" Di.ck C1ark - 'Vuesday Weld - <loo "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" Peter Sellen - Jean Sebert: Bwinlng time: 3 hrs. JO min. Box-office elQ&es 8:46 P.M. . t . . ' ·•. . • -'·-· ' ,I . l . . ' - sale! Fall Corduroy and Rayon ­ Flannel Slim Jims New fall slacks in two wanted fabr, ics: watthable pinwale, cotton corduroy and 'rayon flan nel. Each in 2 tapered, s\im ­ inin', g styles. Solid colors of charcoal , light grey, blue . bh1ck., red, turq uoise , also assorted prints. S1z�s 10 to 18. ' �· � -- � � - - - _. REG. 49< FANCY OUTING 27c yd• . SHOP OJ.)R. LARGE 36" wide. Shop early . Save now at Stiffler's. TOY DEPT., Main Floor MEN'S TAN K ER BUY NOW And Ptn ov,, "' 11;00) A110 · Olrtoon ON TH\111D4Y ■n<f PRIDA y BIUGl'ITE � in "LOVE IS MY P1\0�0!f• LA Y - AW AY •�""lap• : 'TIM,,T � · ,c,. . '. ,;,.,,,·, .-, , �Yi ·'fl, •.. .":', · JAC K ETS tdeal for work or sports• wear. Qliill l ined, weather proofed. BOY� "H OO DE D1' - JACKET S .. SiU!J 4 to 14 i n this price range . other boys' jackets (qui lt lined) prlced fi:om $5.96 up. See them n ow at Stlffler's! OtMr1 At $4.98 and $2.98 ... � - -. - - - ._. $2 .99 ..'•· .' . ' '\ •. I .,1s;,-fol! 8.ulbs t 1' ,.. 1 1t , .. ' h<Jt Moss ...�...,,1,:••-�'"'"""'·--l'�p -..� � •• - '- _ .. � .-.i."'-!"..-...., t , ,.,, I !', . , -,;;---,,1 -----------------------l ,..._...,_,..,..'"·_...,_____, _____. ._____•_-_. -_____·_-•_·_•_·�- ·-·_-_· _______.__..... .,4A1il,i, . . ' ' U•• - � _.:,t.._=...;,.;,:;;, ' \ • Boys' "Wash· 'n Wear". WH ITE SH I RTS Boyo' !;>!••ched "wash n· .wear'' dress ahirb - Sizes 6 to 18. tMN ,...., '•' $1.99' ' ,··j·. ' '( . 5 H.P. Scott motor Wa1 $345 • Now ,!95 All $IIM and makes of ulMI moton from 1 .7 H.P. fo 70 H.P. Buw- now and aave 1$$$. See the new Ne ptune '"Mitey• ft.li te " 1.7 H.P outboard mo­ tor now at only $94.95. Metropolitan Moton ''Transportation on Land & Sea" 'Phone WY•2-3170 Pomeroy, 0. E. Main 51, - ------ --- s ' .. . . )!if' - , . , . . ,, the ONLY 101118 PUT witlEUCIIIC HEIT Room thermootat. are the only movinf psm ot Ii care-free Electric Heating sye� There are no, motors, no fans, no valves, no complei: controls - no need for filter. . E L ECTRIC ITY i8 your better w•y to heal. I � OHIO . POWER COMPANY . �-----<:-:;) ....:.,.. SPECIALS NOW With Trade OTHER 5 MODELS Priced From $1 79.95 9up With Trade 1961 tJ, H i-Fi and Stereo Consoles WALNUT - MAPLE - MAHOGANY WOOD STYLES Car Coats up A. �'i', Flehlng Boal $429.00 GIRLS' NEW FAlL Just the thing 1or school or p lay _:.. and d ress-u.p too - Will st.and the wea&her. Real values toot ,.· . .' .._;. ,�.;.,, .,,_J•·�r· , �'."' ' •::·,, .:\ - . .,, .'· "4,:.. :� ,_.:.,.'l.. 14' Thompson REGULAR $2.99 "p 10 12' Alumbuun Lone Star Boat 3 H.P. John&0n motor wa, ,2ss • Now ,195 General Electric Televisions SAV E $100•00 TQ $5.98 $4.9 8 BLOUS ES - $1.99 up SKI RTS Tile annual meetin g of the Rio Grande Baptist Aasoci.ation of which the Rev. Luther Tracy is moderator will be held at th e Cal• vary Bapl isi Chu reh in Rio Grande, Thursday, beginning at 10 a. m. Rev. Osborn Hoover of the Ches· hire ,Baptist Church will deliver the sermon of the forenoon and the Re�·. Harold Lau ghead, director of Town and Country Work. for the B.aptisl Convention , will speak on "Baptist For Such A Time As ' This." Al 1 : 30 p. m. the Wo men'a; Hour wiij. con,..en(' with Mrs. James Ste• .. 1JSon of Pomer oy presiding. Di• vision chairmen of the work will repor t al this lime after which Dr. Bentley, m issiona r y lo the Crow , Indians, wi11. speak on "Missions In 1 A changing World." The closing dcvotione.l periol will be conducted by the Rev. Donald Boone of Mid• dleporl. The eve11in g session will be in ch.arge of the Baptist Youth Fel­ lowship of the As!!iociation of which l.inda Colby of Jackson i� president. A film or Billy Graham's re cenl crusade in Africa -will be 1 shown. EXTRA 99 • 8uy That UNCI Flahlng Outfit Now and SaYel -if •. . I GI RLS' COATS $ • up Boys' washabl� pants for 1ehool. pl,ay and dress up! Real v.ah1esl I SMART NEW Gi r ls' like to look nice and now they can in these lovely new roat.s- Brin-g them in - Try th em on and Buy On Easy Layaway i f you •Wish! 'Honest to ,goodness high quality" at lower prices! > . I BETnR DRESSES $8.95 TD $1 6.95 1 FASHIONABLE NEW , Group To Be Held BUY MOW OM LAY-A.WAY ! Made •bY "Ca m pus" pr ieed from $2. 99 to $6 Jl5. See th em ,t SUUl e r's now! ' • --, I $ MOTOR SAlE The Morning Star EUB Churctl plans lo hold ill annual Ho me• coming, Sund�y, Octol:W!:r 9. Sun· day school will Qegm at U:45 a. m. in charge of the superinten· dent. The morn ing wors hip ser vice will begin al 10:45 a. m . under the direction or the Rev. Franc-is H. Glazier. putor or the morning chu rch. During the ser v ice , the Rev. L. R. Carmichael of South We bster will be tbe guest s peaker. Re v. Carmichae l .served as pastor of the church se-veral years ago. An old fash ioned basket dinner will be St!rved al noon in the basement of the church followed by a song fest beginni ng at 2 p. m. E.., ery rme in the com munity is invited to attend th e services. ------ ----- I Annual Meeting Of SWE-ATERS $2.99 up .SW EAT E RS Fr,,h .S,,rqll 2 .� 19c llli llDP' � ........,,., ,... ·._ ffi Mrt . C. E. Nease and M!'S. Glen Dill were hoste11es when lhe JOF I 1 class of the United Method ist C hurch me t Monday evening at the I church. , . �e meeting, 1n charg': �f the pre,i1dent,. Mn. �lien E1chmger, o pened with devotion& by Mn. A l o� Cu1ter, who read two a"!icle� j written by Russell H. Hoy. :dembers responded lo roll call with t�eir favorite scripture. A dise us:s1on was held on the clau projeel and named on the committee v•e-re Mrs. C. F. Tnmpkinil, Mrs. Gf:rald W ildermuth and Mn. Dwight Park • er. During the social hour a contest was conducted by Mrs. Eichinger l and won by Mn. DiJl. 1 A dessert course was served by the hostesses. Memben were seated [ at tables with white covers and centered wilh arrangement llf roses and yellow chrysanthe m ums. ' I EYE{:ATCHING BOYS' SCHOOL . ·� �--� AT BODGllT !'RICES! See new slyles, new fabrics, new colors _ _ and ·all ·the news in dresses for fall _ _ l1e re, in our fashion-fresh eol.Jection. We've .dresses for town, for business, for autumn festivilieS, too _ . _ . sh eaths, jacket dreHes, shirt· waists, easy ..!ikirt ed and lwo . piece sly Jes. Choose your dress wardrobe now! AND j I •:DRESSES3 USED BOAT M�t II�;:�;:;;;�;:;�;; h Cl / Held M:��ay I · WOMEt•fS CRISP NEW FALL . $1 .99 to$ 5 .9a o•• •v , I JOF Ch I s5-9s-, Horner UartJ17. Mn. Baroid Kaurf ia Ill tt her home 011 South Third Ave. Mrs. Herman K.Jncalcr and Mn. Hattitl Wilt are planni ng to co lo Cuyahoga F11l1 thil weekend to apend nut week with the form, er'1 1i11ter Mr. ind Mra. J. H. Gaffney. Mr. and Mn1. Shirley -Wolfe of Bradbury, and Mr. and Mn. Gor, don Wolfe, Middleport, apent tha week end with relatives anrl fr iends 111 Toledo and F01torla. Tex.anna White who h.aa �en absent from school for the put two weeks because of illneu re­ turned this wHk. Hovatter and Mrs. Richard 1 in Partenwere Smith John Mn. bf at the . The next mcetin� w '! burg Monday. tlome of Mn. Edna H;,,l\. I Mrs Martha Denison of Columbus is visitin g with her brother- I OTH ERS $8.95 TO $1 6.95 SIIes 10·18 . SUl'ERIOR TYPE of PICTURE! Millie Perkin, Sh ,Hy Wtntet• ·· "THE . »� � ' ANNE fft,A!fK" · . (m Cinema�peJ (Shown I tiine Clnli at 8:30) - ,also Gene Barry - Beva,ty Tyler •HONG KONG CONFIDEN'l}All • (rSftown at 7:00 ., '!lab Huni; Ahvays i n demdndt Car coats f(fl", fall ..J and winter wea r . Stiffl er's has a' "COffi· plele sclecl.ion of women's and mlss�s· c·a r coats to ehoose f rom - Bul' Now· On Our Easy Layaway Plan! � NI Waffles .. - .- .. •,.: 10c for yours! CA R COA TS ii· .• : , . ' :c;: fa 25c Hu,rry $ ALL N EW - B RAN D N EW ! Lo'!t'n Cheese · - . . · I� 49c Pineapple - - - i v. $1 Whl, (liq � _. 33c .;. cose Rayon Hobnail sprea�s We have, skimmed the cream of fa'l l coal fashions and tr i m med the prlees W8Y, way. down. The nellt step is you rs. Come in and feast your eyes on th e most wann and beauti(ul coats Qf the year , adorned with the mOJit unbel ievably low pdce tags _ _ � _ then pick the o ne that's "made" for youl B,·cad ..... ·: .�Y�... . ... 2 ... bedsize, FALL COATS �,: 0:00 A. M,' · ' .. Co;11tanee Towen $1 .59 llnacl S1wifflp .. 2 -- -. .......... - - __- ...,-...- - - - na.. b,.,.,_1 .,_, .... �ID�Y � Pomeror. Ohio lb. T11d1ray 88c Most wanted colors in these WOM EN'S SMART N EW Engrash and Shoulder .��!.. !': 49c • Mrs. James M urray i• viaiting in Kentucky wil1' her aon and fa m· ily, Mr. and Mn. Bill Murray. Mr and Mn. Blaine Walburn and daughter. Kimberly and Mn. Raymond Walburn spent the weekend in Hyattsville, Mary­ hind with Mr and Mn. Ronnie Walbu r n and family, Mrs. Fred I. Gardner is co n· fined to her home because of mnes■• I Tenderay Beef Sale • • • ·3 BED SPR EADS 9 '5 Vislintless, ful l Regular Doi A ': Meeting Held, ' , :�: ';i;;•;,, of the • First ':fapt1st Ch�rch of M iddleTheodorus Counci l , D�ughteri.i of W, f P?l't Will meet this Thursday- eve- A rica, me met ' in reg lar HSSi!ln ing at the church COURT STREET t 7 : 30 P ME ROY• OIU. O for ] Monday eveninlif with tien Miller � !l j · !!'O����������� its Septem ber meeting. There coun __ __ ----------- --------������������!!'!��P.·!! cilor, pnisidfog. --- � · Dean Bariiltz \Jl&S reported h qm e Crom the hospital and impro�ng and th111t flowers • were �ent her wh ll e hospitalized. Lillian Stelff wa11 reported Jn distress having· lost h er brother by death and a card was sent to htlr. A co mµninication wu read from Harriett Cunning­ ham, the state counc ilor. Th e comnpgi� o( H�l� 14il1er as council. d eputy for the year was ly fltlOOII HOUDAIMJL"f I FULL SIZE - HOBN AIL MT. MIST BATTS Reg. $129 value. Snowy Around And About Middleport 1 Extra Spedal �tp- Olive Women's Club Meeting Was Held Recently I NOTICE . - . Now Fri:!t?y, Saturday, Sunday Evenings ��J· d .iectrically -- · -- -- -- �'�i� . For Fall , Mn. Buck. Family HoW, Party Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid dleport. O .. Sept. 21 , 1960-3 F Th eir Mother or i COAL, OIL, GAS FlOORS STIY IHI Wffl ElECTRIC NEIi I a· I l aun J S/ $229, 5 and up 9 .. FREE! $4.9&:.,o $30.00 Worth of Records 5 - 33½ RECORDS F OUR FAVOllffE l7�5 GI RL$'. t 7: TO 1 4 ) 2 DRESSES$ Picture.pretty, tiny waisted s_tylcs i n woven plaid glngttams. polished collons and b road �lolh solids _ . som e witll w hi te pique t rims - � -'- -others go in for COJort:ul ric-rack ---- ell excellent values. • Sizes 3 to 6X . . . $1 .99 up .., O CHOICE STARS • · · · 99 - up :;.a H and Y OR BANDS! R FIRE STO N E Plaone WY•l!-!238 IN THE CENTER OF TOWN MIDDLEPORT �___ - ...._ . -- • "•' _........,,,-�---•�·----·------------ ....... -------------- -·-"' .• u 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2 1 , 1960 I "':..a�1i1!��:�.: �:2: ,,�;:;,� 1 Massillon Heads Preppers As masler and ·.,trs. Ri hard �e, Mr. \ , ----------i and M s. Ernest Smith, Mr . and \ MEN' S Mn . Franci! Webb. Mr. and Mrs. ToprawdCrid Team In O�o Jacob , Plus Labine Give Hand To Leadin g Teams ::;;: �;;,�;�;:.;�;:��:;�� .• . Bush, Mr. and )lrs C ill Rvbber Top Laee maintained theJr four-game bulge I plan� in thr NL by edgi,ng the out Bobby Sand, 1 7 1 , Los Angeles _ . -- kl+emalleflal C��U�B U!t U PI ln The ��� �Id il\!· { �!:n �e����:� -��l ,Bradford and Mr. and M s. Roy I t nv erru1 reu nit Y ti wee P . , c h 1 (7J Angcles Jay Lo� 3-2; re' and Ala Ann. n. ildr c and Holter and Dodgers, League Amer1<'an thl' lll ( � t(,i · rankees nd Pirates . Ohio h1i;,.h school football coaches and Hamilton Garfield, lO ieac h . ______ Janice Kay. M.r. B adford is a re­ ell :nough in duct"d tht•1r cli"ching r1i,:ure to Hook of the Cincinnati l:leds f 4.J... - OTS BO I rati g ( with first place Yotes and pitd1ed a two. hitter to be111 the I . tired mail carri r. d Se · es. · , · ",: J � Mil wa ecor en pa i lo e ukt: wo ds t aYe e and u , , ' the ll S.COnd Take l� Oriole, -0 l:IIX � �bine_n a: 9 1!ot :.. ;::�� Reds - Hopinli( To Put ! Hit New ...· HOLLYWOOD UPI - -S reen the Phils rn oth� AL games. the Balt1• s_» n _ �rancJ� G1anL� beat 1'\e haowned "Yallkff luck"' • • • Valentine D11\· ies. aut or or writer _ i' \ 1:':.umon 121-2.0) 281 Brave&• m ChH.:il�U , Q llt•Of � aftRace � only e 5·2 t o� took Orioles · • •, an o pportu e lime mo e $7,95 pr. · 1 � on 34th Str et," to• Miracle "The · · ,ght-·· e H, Fut,l,ty 2. Spr i,..tield Sovth 12-1.01 .126 "1ILWAUKEE UPl - The Clnwh n catcher Earl plac<' when a fluke e� .,nJllni , ern on gilme. :Yankees and Pirates Closer e c or e :Ntht Qf .lhe Wa.shin£t0fl Sena• l,.ped an e �sy throw to the tJ.e 11th mnini;:: .1nd per� - �- ru,n wbich i:;ave N.-w ,, ... . ....l . �ey . . . _ · ,: _f ,4qi�-Qlqa LUU)e, who earl _1 e 1· J� �P appeared to be dri lln· •tn1� �•1dl .. _-(n1Jor leag_ues, oo · �bU;ted .a' three-inning h1tlesa re'W'� . itL ·•l&htcap of a lou� -- '.lliideT to help Pittsbu_rih .) 'lt,1, S·2 sweep agam11t "lletpbla PhU11. t · , ; ·.. · f!!a tff. ' double triumph � ,. 'tht!lr National League Uda •lllnaes a nd reduced ...,.._.:.. lllnini "magir A'! i..· . - ,,. -...,.t-ql•W he nke �--�" ,tfp•. ,Uave. T \'.a ell • * , I ·.ad · Subteem 'fAll SKIRTS 1111 "11 J\'Ui.R '• J.- WOOLS, and ,OIILON and WOOLS pleata, el.c. Asaorted : ,f!y.lp •nd pew fall ahades. PRICED ""PULAR ' ' :, . '" '°" 1 flilnantitt :-' • E.C KY'S .- r , " I DDLEPORT CK SMOOTH 'I ;, ' . OAFER 8lzea $2.99 �-. -W..-10 , THE SHOE IOX ' ,, c r e h n 1 '::.\ R U G I Y ACKEYS �:l . ,, and ·$1,burban Coats , , fpr Men and Boy, .... CLOTHING CO. •,�dleport, Ohio r r er ec nd th S�l' NDJNf.S s.. ,.. ,' , '\!... ·,,,.' o . , . ··�(, , �.'. ' . ,_ 'I •. ... .• ' . .. ....it:1111fnt • !N.. :t+ , /n 996 KO Total: ''I, I e r 1 r r 3. •. s. 6• 7. e r n c h ,tttsburth 7 ,hilaclelphla 1, ht, twlll1ht Plfhburth 3 Phllact.tphia 2, 2nd night Cincinnati 9 MIiwaukee o, niaht It. Louil 3 Los Angeles 2, night WednNd.ly's Probable Pltchars 1 Cincinnati at MllwaukH night -O'Toole 12,11 n Spahn 20-9, Lo, An..lo, ,1 SI. Lou!, nloht _.,,..,_.,e 14-13 n Jackson 17-12 Thurlday's G•me1 Chica.. 1t Pltttburfh 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB New York 87 57 .604 Baltimore 84 62 .1576 4 Cbic1go , . . . , 83 62 .572 4½ Wa1hl ngton 72 73 .497 15½: Cleve land 72 73 .497 15½: Detroit 67 79 .459 21 BoRton 63 82 .434 24½ Kansas City . . 52 99 .361 35 Tue1day's Results Detroit 9 Clenland 1, night Balfllnore 4 Bodon 3, night ifMw York 2, WHhlngton 1, 1 1 Innings, night Wechlelclay'1 Probable Pitcher■ Wm1.ntton at N•w York-Ra, m111 1 1-15 VI Ford 10-9 l11ton at Baltlmo,.. night-II. SIii llv,11 6-16 v,. larber HM. Kanaa, City at Chicago night -1. 0.1.., 15-14 VI Score 4-1 0. Thur..y's Game, No ..m.. acheduled Er:callent With Chicken OCEAN SPRAY - WMOl.:I 01 JILLY 1 CRANBERRY SAUCE BOXER, SLIJGGIR MEET fryars help you fNIUN . ..... Ind foster • healthy budpt at·th, same time! Superbly mNly ind i.nnr, A&P fryen ar 1peclally Nlect.d for outstanding flavor and A&P'1 tr.,.. lhrift pric, doubl• their •PPNL • SUPER-RIGHT • • , SHORT SHANK, LEAN TENDER CHICAGO UPI - Boxer Ace Arqntrong and slugger Ernie Bur­ ford meet tonii!ht i n a middle­ weig h t scrap on the nexl to last televleed Wednesday night fi'ght. C I 39 .'i: -= Canadian Bacon :r� ,,_' _ ,.. 89c ' All ..... Sk•In 19$$ lenerss-•Rl1ht _lb, 5 5c SI•1ceel Baeon All- •- _ ,.... .... 49c ,.,..,. Bacc,n. · q(Jares .,._,.,. - •· 29 'C w· SEAl'OOD'YALVES l Ocean Parch . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·• • . • lb. 33c ' ea·p•n John't ' H1ddock Fillell • � • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lb. 39c Cap•n John's Flounder Flllllt • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . . lb. 45c C•p'n J_,.n', Bre•clecl Shrimp • • ; . . . . . . • • 2 lb. pkg. $1.SS c.,'n .,..._.. DI- pkg. 45c Haddock D� . . . . . , - . . . . IO ' \. C•p'n John'• - 3 10 OL pkg. $1.00 Fish Stieb . . • • • • • • � SPICIAL 5AlE OTHER FLAVORS 69c 1 PINEAPP • lntP'Nuctlon To lullnno MlchlnN e lltl'Nnallty Dtffl.,.._.. .,111.. 1 , l'ISB .•ncl FIii"•• c■p-11 J�·• 5 GAL. PKG. }i • 20li-ol, Cana ■ p lOij . •' Cant I: .80 lb. Meat for loaf ------ .. 49c . ... 49c Beet liver Sliced . ' ' · Smobil Cottage Butts -,... __ ,•. 59c Chipped Beef �"!�...hf _ ::;:29c v c.-nned Chidcen::..-:-�� ..:; .9c ) l _ _ _____ - - -·•----- Sjljljl , .,_,..0 ------ $TATI: ----······'·PHQNII - ··-···· - YOU NG FR:JSH DRESSED • .. •• 9u ara nte ed me ots - pri ced low ! • • ioi-ELESS PORK ROAST -��-�- 49c ' PU,· \ iE.K . SAUSAGE �-----------��-�-� :38c ;� h<>alth ! ,, •••• ••• •• •• ••'• nlfio""' . GRILL STEAKS ------�---· meat 1 -Jb. Callo Pk1- � • St.ob to .. �,,, Cri9 li·J11l0ckhqw , l I.ija·· E·.•� � WIENERS ------------------��- ,, • ' • ' froz .. n fish buy s � ,eac:1,es �-- ·• •.-rnuu -.... . !Ii"! .; '' I I ,, ' ,- • ., I i I I . .' - ,.,, -·· I· .'.'j.') •· ,. ·-. · ·• ··;·";,. ,, ... .. UIII . m ,, �t,M .. .. -- ,, ' .', ■aih._ thi, •vp■• ■t IVANI ..,.,. :....�:•e• lept. t• IHO. 0.. ,. . ... •• .,. ....l_r� tl•••• · .. , 5 &..'·.H ', j ' ,: ' (With thllPIMp.. -& �•Mt• ol... . ( ._,? _•.____,_.__ 2' � , \ ) , ,..... ., .,. , .� ,. � ..t· .,, ,..... . ' -· ' � GIOUfll IEIF er GIGIRID .CIIIK'I{ ...... r,,,�,:!'l•.,�· ........ �-·-· · ·� ' ·:ti• H 1· · GlQH st.v,i,s i�" th,,, �f� -� --rthe1e of••• . � - �• IVA�- "'":' MI � -� - - !'!fPtffW� :.. 25c .•..,,, � b� 1:7, 1 ( r ·•· r• · .. J'!',· . • S& .,,. . pkg. - •• ' ··••-�.�- . ., .. '. . • ..,,, .IL. lb, WV ... ... -� • · balk erv d., pt, """''••es ! ,, , .. i.. e It e a s y foo d s ! /_.✓ , .; 0 --�:_______ .... r ,,. '· K•Je · ·12 •z-1>1r 1.,._ Jonathn App1es :: 4 ... 49c 3 .,:49c Ca1ifb)riia YeUow _O.ns _ 5 :;. 2,c '. ....., ' --. I j - l•I�. loll • •, •• lb. , Riffe� and Tied 4/, lb. average Tender � . . . 12 oz. Cello.,_ ' ,, -��fresh fro m . fiekl and orchard I Swift Premhi111 · t1fClc1 Ullum i beads pmy 29¢ ., • Cul .' ,±.i' ·'j'} . ' � , ,, ' 'iI --11 ,' ' • •Ulllww.l. '--•·--·-, Stick . . , ·- . - · · • ZESTI CIICIERS ____ .. ... ·.. ,\ � •h .,..-.-....... -··------:"" ------. ----• 'u,.... Catrolls • - .. -1 lb- 10.: 222 THI RD AVENU E ,PHONE GI .. , aa3 "/ILI P and MAilJ.,thl■ COUPON TODAY ,' Orl!l(I Ten.,... , . . I lb, <;t!ll,o 1'11, · , ,, I , l , Reel Oelic �usApples 4 ·11,. baa 39¢ I Tokay Grapes c 2 : 29 , .,, , :i:= "i {�.!.: · M nMC ' �' • • • • � , Wo11derlUI ,:at1ng or Salads IUICY SWEI.T TOKAY. ,C· auuu.... _ , ,_, . Ut�l:f�I . I �"" f,-esh ! s,o �ood ! Super-Right, . . . Not Mlxtel - IMf. Porll: L1rp S......I' ts ,' � 5 ' '·, • • I 12 8 1o. 2 1 ' - ·:: 2sc 71. '"'"" 3•­ lGALLI IPC!ILIS, OHIO . :1,11i. & 49c •I ONE QUALITY-HIGH ONLY ONE PRICE-LOW AIM!�iCfCiiAM9c A&P BRAND . ... CRUSHED, IN SYRUP .....111.. • GRO,U,ND ,BEEF BUTT HALF . • • • • C WHOLE HAM . • • • • lb. 45c lb. Roll Sausage --- !:.43c 2, G!:NERAL BUSlNF.sS t Ty,-wrltln1 elutlnH1 lntll1h t loeldiNp lnt tAc:countlng elutlnt11 M.th•matlca lll. · 3 Jc SUPER-RIGHT • • • 100% PURE LEAN FRESHLY ·� -�•°t:'"' lup■r,Rlght . . . . Pura Pork s , . ... p_.. Cat fl ' •! ad IJp Fredi J\11e1 Parts Smoked Hams PULL ' SHANK HALF _ · :· ' ' ,. ' ' ����. ' Chicken Breast1... s __ ._ 65c Chicken Drum Sticks - .. 4fc Chicken Legs n.. 55c Chicken Thighs . ...... ,•. 59¢ !: 21c ' i · �· · a ,1. j:: ;u ,· I I � .. , � l:1'111+�� <tl!IIII ' lb. ., . · Fully Dr,11INI • lut Not Cut 'Up . • • BEAN WITH BACON, YIGETABLI OR .t . ';,,.• '' H•� , I For Sunday , • • or ony ., • • • A&P ♦ ' , I =� • '• 1 ° . ... 39 " r49c ' Ilg DILL ..., • , .,, ½· 811. Ctn bv.n Iii- PAHCAKI .. .< .I -- 24-11. lottll ....: 29. e • 2 .. ---... · -�- �,rves �B' II/a , ·•· ' • •• •• / l lf l!IANIA' - a._,..,. . ,One ;''.•'.' ' �� . Compl•N Bo■lc Coul'NI .·- 1 . ": 1· ' • ; : ,f; ; ilhy & N it ht Clo■■n , .,..._ "' ,� ,... [ I SEPTEMBER II ' ·, " . h I I -------------1,10 TERM BEGINS ..,1.... ,' . '•.. 1 . o ::.:::•r�.�:.';!'i Po tts mouth I nterstate i,,;; - Jusiness Colle ge . ;.. ·,,., ,·,.... _) :·., •' ub.s r thrift co.-ner ! Llm. (4-2-0) 1 12 cin'n11ti Reds hope to fi nish off the day succeeded B. B. Kuhane as pre�ident of the A cademy of JC'l,1 Alliance (1-2.0) 1 1 1 Milw�ukee Braves tonijht. Roush's Shoe Store Hayf>S Hai, Prohle111�, Pict ure Arts and Sciences, tion rmont n et 2.0) a The "tinishing off" in this case . 1 06 ( K ttirl a F i PHILADEL.PIIIA UPI _ The c·in. Roger Baeon II .., Middleport •1 • . -� , k nock 1,' ng t"e h 8�aves, NaI'1onaI lhe group whic h an nually award:. \ Hut lsn , I Worr1e1 . I . Philad.-lphia Phils h aYe hit II new � _ "Osca,rs" to lil1ns a nd performers. nn nt penn gue _ two COL U MB U S UPI - "We've sti)I maJOT league htgh for futility. ... % ( ��' ; . � ( , aan� ago, O.LI r of ��e ._. t ra ce ;:r The}' now have a�ruck out a got some p-roblqpt�" says Oh 1 0 State Co1te� Woody Haye8 as the record . total o f 996 t1meti -1111d ltlll 9· Mir'lfff•l:l :; good. 1 0. Canton opener with Southern Met hodist have eight games left to play. '" 1ey { l-2:-0) • 1 , looms nnly three days away. Second _10 te11Jns: 1 1. Sl ndus�y · Wh e n _ Bob Fr/end of the Plitts• 4S; 12. M1ddletowtl 42; 13. Lorain Postal EmpllWVeeS ...� But the tirtfoss osu coach ; • · · •• • & ill, ..,.._. doesn ' t .�ee m worried with his bur� h P i rales fann� Tony Tay. 38; 14. Troy '33;- lS. Cindttnilti Pur• Entertained S ri nday ( l�r JU th� fourlh_ m nlng of 'Cues• !!ell 31 ; Zanesvill 27; 17. oledo year lhis brim the to filled team Mrs. Homer Holler entertal M:d I day mght s two-mghl. opener, the Central 2:io; 18. V..i.rre T "a .+AB � l't Unlttd ,,.... International with rwphomores. . n &lld Mar• the po11tal e)llployees of th1! . ti IW A 11 1lacin.e ft&ATIONAL LEAGUE . h ds P b r tht! n oke seaso eld atrik..e• tin s Ferry 23; 20. Youngatown l!:ast Pil8t Offiee Sunday ""nlng at.·tJer ------W L Pct. GB out record of 989 11et by the Chi- 1 9 FAVOIUTES 515, EN home. Chester Road, honoring h er ,Roylil ·crown COLA Pittsburgh 90 55 .621 c.a go Cubs of l M'7 . 'lbey . ,wh.lffed NEW YORK lJPt Mississippi. Others r ec eiving. IO or more husband who has 11eUMd from gov. 6 88 60 .&80 St. Loul� . . biU twin fbe before limes more six an easy win ner in its open,ng -� ,,__ &...hu ninaaw points: Cincinnatl Elder 1'1; Pol'iS- erruneJlt empgymeJJ,t. Sbe Wa& as• 82 63 .566 e M U wa Ukl"E' 1tbt .,... galTIP. and Syracuse, which hasn · t was over. moi.tth 16; Toledo DeVilbiH and siate.d by her dauglUer-in-law, Mn. J Lo� Angeles · 77 68 · 531 13 flexed its muscles yet, are heavy After two days of rest, they'll Elyria 15 each; Niles, Ironton 14 Roy Holter. 73 503 17 ra nc sco 74 an - \ 1 n., S F ati 1 · · 112 favorites in a pair of key college be shooting for the t.000 mark. in , each ; Toledo Woodwsrd and To- Preaent were Postmaster and ....... ,.5 8 II. • football games Saturday Friday night's game a t Clnd nnati. l edo Ma comber 13 eaCh ; Ma n11- Y.r11. Frun': Clel1nd, Assi,� f������ · · · · · :; : ::� ;: ••:"'"".'.'�P�•�•''.�==:t=====ii=====�'l!l:�!!!!e!!!!""'��1= - -_ e,,-.� • P hiladelph ia . . 53 93 .363 37 1h "' .s4ngle by Brooks Robmson gave t hem a +? victory over the Ii?.�· Lun !led Sox 11nd the Detroit I I· gcrs drubt>ed !he Cl eveland Indi- 1 II.OS, El-l Chicaso and Kana,as City were idle. The s t Lo\li& CardinaJs gain� tn their quest for second i<une a - �- -- - ,- ( n n r i ENRO-Ll NOW . a, ...,. ' . ' .i__ .I!; ,..... ,., ... �· lwttli t•ii ...,.. . ,.� ..... .. . . , -_. , ll'IIIROOM 11SSUI -...-- 1 ',;.'! ' . �___ - ...._ . -- • "•' _........,,,-�---•�·----·------------ ....... -------------- -·-"' .• u 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2 1 , 1960 I "':..a�1i1!��:�.: �:2: ,,�;:;,� 1 Massillon Heads Preppers As masler and ·.,trs. Ri hard �e, Mr. \ , ----------i and M s. Ernest Smith, Mr . and \ MEN' S Mn . Franci! Webb. Mr. and Mrs. ToprawdCrid Team In O�o Jacob , Plus Labine Give Hand To Leadin g Teams ::;;: �;;,�;�;:.;�;:��:;�� .• . Bush, Mr. and )lrs C ill Rvbber Top Laee maintained theJr four-game bulge I plan� in thr NL by edgi,ng the out Bobby Sand, 1 7 1 , Los Angeles _ . -- kl+emalleflal C��U�B U!t U PI ln The ��� �Id il\!· { �!:n �e����:� -��l ,Bradford and Mr. and M s. Roy I t nv erru1 reu nit Y ti wee P . , c h 1 (7J Angcles Jay Lo� 3-2; re' and Ala Ann. n. ildr c and Holter and Dodgers, League Amer1<'an thl' lll ( � t(,i · rankees nd Pirates . Ohio h1i;,.h school football coaches and Hamilton Garfield, lO ieac h . ______ Janice Kay. M.r. B adford is a re­ ell :nough in duct"d tht•1r cli"ching r1i,:ure to Hook of the Cincinnati l:leds f 4.J... - OTS BO I rati g ( with first place Yotes and pitd1ed a two. hitter to be111 the I . tired mail carri r. d Se · es. · , · ",: J � Mil wa ecor en pa i lo e ukt: wo ds t aYe e and u , , ' the ll S.COnd Take l� Oriole, -0 l:IIX � �bine_n a: 9 1!ot :.. ;::�� Reds - Hopinli( To Put ! Hit New ...· HOLLYWOOD UPI - -S reen the Phils rn oth� AL games. the Balt1• s_» n _ �rancJ� G1anL� beat 1'\e haowned "Yallkff luck"' • • • Valentine D11\· ies. aut or or writer _ i' \ 1:':.umon 121-2.0) 281 Brave&• m ChH.:il�U , Q llt•Of � aftRace � only e 5·2 t o� took Orioles · • •, an o pportu e lime mo e $7,95 pr. · 1 � on 34th Str et," to• Miracle "The · · ,ght-·· e H, Fut,l,ty 2. Spr i,..tield Sovth 12-1.01 .126 "1ILWAUKEE UPl - The Clnwh n catcher Earl plac<' when a fluke e� .,nJllni , ern on gilme. :Yankees and Pirates Closer e c or e :Ntht Qf .lhe Wa.shin£t0fl Sena• l,.ped an e �sy throw to the tJ.e 11th mnini;:: .1nd per� - �- ru,n wbich i:;ave N.-w ,, ... . ....l . �ey . . . _ · ,: _f ,4qi�-Qlqa LUU)e, who earl _1 e 1· J� �P appeared to be dri lln· •tn1� �•1dl .. _-(n1Jor leag_ues, oo · �bU;ted .a' three-inning h1tlesa re'W'� . itL ·•l&htcap of a lou� -- '.lliideT to help Pittsbu_rih .) 'lt,1, S·2 sweep agam11t "lletpbla PhU11. t · , ; ·.. · f!!a tff. ' double triumph � ,. 'tht!lr National League Uda •lllnaes a nd reduced ...,.._.:.. lllnini "magir A'! i..· . - ,,. -...,.t-ql•W he nke �--�" ,tfp•. ,Uave. T \'.a ell • * , I ·.ad · Subteem 'fAll SKIRTS 1111 "11 J\'Ui.R '• J.- WOOLS, and ,OIILON and WOOLS pleata, el.c. Asaorted : ,f!y.lp •nd pew fall ahades. PRICED ""PULAR ' ' :, . '" '°" 1 flilnantitt :-' • E.C KY'S .- r , " I DDLEPORT CK SMOOTH 'I ;, ' . OAFER 8lzea $2.99 �-. -W..-10 , THE SHOE IOX ' ,, c r e h n 1 '::.\ R U G I Y ACKEYS �:l . ,, and ·$1,burban Coats , , fpr Men and Boy, .... CLOTHING CO. •,�dleport, Ohio r r er ec nd th S�l' NDJNf.S s.. ,.. ,' , '\!... ·,,,.' o . , . ··�(, , �.'. ' . ,_ 'I •. ... .• ' . .. ....it:1111fnt • !N.. :t+ , /n 996 KO Total: ''I, I e r 1 r r 3. •. s. 6• 7. e r n c h ,tttsburth 7 ,hilaclelphla 1, ht, twlll1ht Plfhburth 3 Phllact.tphia 2, 2nd night Cincinnati 9 MIiwaukee o, niaht It. Louil 3 Los Angeles 2, night WednNd.ly's Probable Pltchars 1 Cincinnati at MllwaukH night -O'Toole 12,11 n Spahn 20-9, Lo, An..lo, ,1 SI. Lou!, nloht _.,,..,_.,e 14-13 n Jackson 17-12 Thurlday's G•me1 Chica.. 1t Pltttburfh 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB New York 87 57 .604 Baltimore 84 62 .1576 4 Cbic1go , . . . , 83 62 .572 4½ Wa1hl ngton 72 73 .497 15½: Cleve land 72 73 .497 15½: Detroit 67 79 .459 21 BoRton 63 82 .434 24½ Kansas City . . 52 99 .361 35 Tue1day's Results Detroit 9 Clenland 1, night Balfllnore 4 Bodon 3, night ifMw York 2, WHhlngton 1, 1 1 Innings, night Wechlelclay'1 Probable Pitcher■ Wm1.ntton at N•w York-Ra, m111 1 1-15 VI Ford 10-9 l11ton at Baltlmo,.. night-II. SIii llv,11 6-16 v,. larber HM. Kanaa, City at Chicago night -1. 0.1.., 15-14 VI Score 4-1 0. Thur..y's Game, No ..m.. acheduled Er:callent With Chicken OCEAN SPRAY - WMOl.:I 01 JILLY 1 CRANBERRY SAUCE BOXER, SLIJGGIR MEET fryars help you fNIUN . ..... Ind foster • healthy budpt at·th, same time! Superbly mNly ind i.nnr, A&P fryen ar 1peclally Nlect.d for outstanding flavor and A&P'1 tr.,.. lhrift pric, doubl• their •PPNL • SUPER-RIGHT • • , SHORT SHANK, LEAN TENDER CHICAGO UPI - Boxer Ace Arqntrong and slugger Ernie Bur­ ford meet tonii!ht i n a middle­ weig h t scrap on the nexl to last televleed Wednesday night fi'ght. C I 39 .'i: -= Canadian Bacon :r� ,,_' _ ,.. 89c ' All ..... Sk•In 19$$ lenerss-•Rl1ht _lb, 5 5c SI•1ceel Baeon All- •- _ ,.... .... 49c ,.,..,. Bacc,n. · q(Jares .,._,.,. - •· 29 'C w· SEAl'OOD'YALVES l Ocean Parch . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·• • . • lb. 33c ' ea·p•n John't ' H1ddock Fillell • � • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lb. 39c Cap•n John's Flounder Flllllt • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . . lb. 45c C•p'n J_,.n', Bre•clecl Shrimp • • ; . . . . . . • • 2 lb. pkg. $1.SS c.,'n .,..._.. DI- pkg. 45c Haddock D� . . . . . , - . . . . IO ' \. C•p'n John'• - 3 10 OL pkg. $1.00 Fish Stieb . . • • • • • • � SPICIAL 5AlE OTHER FLAVORS 69c 1 PINEAPP • lntP'Nuctlon To lullnno MlchlnN e lltl'Nnallty Dtffl.,.._.. .,111.. 1 , l'ISB .•ncl FIii"•• c■p-11 J�·• 5 GAL. PKG. }i • 20li-ol, Cana ■ p lOij . •' Cant I: .80 lb. Meat for loaf ------ .. 49c . ... 49c Beet liver Sliced . ' ' · Smobil Cottage Butts -,... __ ,•. 59c Chipped Beef �"!�...hf _ ::;:29c v c.-nned Chidcen::..-:-�� ..:; .9c ) l _ _ _____ - - -·•----- Sjljljl , .,_,..0 ------ $TATI: ----······'·PHQNII - ··-···· - YOU NG FR:JSH DRESSED • .. •• 9u ara nte ed me ots - pri ced low ! • • ioi-ELESS PORK ROAST -��-�- 49c ' PU,· \ iE.K . SAUSAGE �-----------��-�-� :38c ;� h<>alth ! ,, •••• ••• •• •• ••'• nlfio""' . GRILL STEAKS ------�---· meat 1 -Jb. Callo Pk1- � • St.ob to .. �,,, Cri9 li·J11l0ckhqw , l I.ija·· E·.•� � WIENERS ------------------��- ,, • ' • ' froz .. n fish buy s � ,eac:1,es �-- ·• •.-rnuu -.... . !Ii"! .; '' I I ,, ' ,- • ., I i I I . .' - ,.,, -·· I· .'.'j.') •· ,. ·-. · ·• ··;·";,. ,, ... .. UIII . m ,, �t,M .. .. -- ,, ' .', ■aih._ thi, •vp■• ■t IVANI ..,.,. :....�:•e• lept. t• IHO. 0.. ,. . ... •• .,. ....l_r� tl•••• · .. , 5 &..'·.H ', j ' ,: ' (With thllPIMp.. -& �•Mt• ol... . ( ._,? _•.____,_.__ 2' � , \ ) , ,..... ., .,. , .� ,. � ..t· .,, ,..... . ' -· ' � GIOUfll IEIF er GIGIRID .CIIIK'I{ ...... r,,,�,:!'l•.,�· ........ �-·-· · ·� ' ·:ti• H 1· · GlQH st.v,i,s i�" th,,, �f� -� --rthe1e of••• . � - �• IVA�- "'":' MI � -� - - !'!fPtffW� :.. 25c .•..,,, � b� 1:7, 1 ( r ·•· r• · .. J'!',· . • S& .,,. . pkg. - •• ' ··••-�.�- . ., .. '. . • ..,,, .IL. lb, WV ... ... -� • · balk erv d., pt, """''••es ! ,, , .. i.. e It e a s y foo d s ! /_.✓ , .; 0 --�:_______ .... r ,,. '· K•Je · ·12 •z-1>1r 1.,._ Jonathn App1es :: 4 ... 49c 3 .,:49c Ca1ifb)riia YeUow _O.ns _ 5 :;. 2,c '. ....., ' --. I j - l•I�. loll • •, •• lb. , Riffe� and Tied 4/, lb. average Tender � . . . 12 oz. Cello.,_ ' ,, -��fresh fro m . fiekl and orchard I Swift Premhi111 · t1fClc1 Ullum i beads pmy 29¢ ., • Cul .' ,±.i' ·'j'} . ' � , ,, ' 'iI --11 ,' ' • •Ulllww.l. '--•·--·-, Stick . . , ·- . - · · • ZESTI CIICIERS ____ .. ... ·.. ,\ � •h .,..-.-....... -··------:"" ------. ----• 'u,.... Catrolls • - .. -1 lb- 10.: 222 THI RD AVENU E ,PHONE GI .. , aa3 "/ILI P and MAilJ.,thl■ COUPON TODAY ,' Orl!l(I Ten.,... , . . I lb, <;t!ll,o 1'11, · , ,, I , l , Reel Oelic �usApples 4 ·11,. baa 39¢ I Tokay Grapes c 2 : 29 , .,, , :i:= "i {�.!.: · M nMC ' �' • • • • � , Wo11derlUI ,:at1ng or Salads IUICY SWEI.T TOKAY. ,C· auuu.... _ , ,_, . Ut�l:f�I . I �"" f,-esh ! s,o �ood ! Super-Right, . . . Not Mlxtel - IMf. Porll: L1rp S......I' ts ,' � 5 ' '·, • • I 12 8 1o. 2 1 ' - ·:: 2sc 71. '"'"" 3•­ lGALLI IPC!ILIS, OHIO . :1,11i. & 49c •I ONE QUALITY-HIGH ONLY ONE PRICE-LOW AIM!�iCfCiiAM9c A&P BRAND . ... CRUSHED, IN SYRUP .....111.. • GRO,U,ND ,BEEF BUTT HALF . • • • • C WHOLE HAM . • • • • lb. 45c lb. Roll Sausage --- !:.43c 2, G!:NERAL BUSlNF.sS t Ty,-wrltln1 elutlnH1 lntll1h t loeldiNp lnt tAc:countlng elutlnt11 M.th•matlca lll. · 3 Jc SUPER-RIGHT • • • 100% PURE LEAN FRESHLY ·� -�•°t:'"' lup■r,Rlght . . . . Pura Pork s , . ... p_.. Cat fl ' •! ad IJp Fredi J\11e1 Parts Smoked Hams PULL ' SHANK HALF _ · :· ' ' ,. ' ' ����. ' Chicken Breast1... s __ ._ 65c Chicken Drum Sticks - .. 4fc Chicken Legs n.. 55c Chicken Thighs . ...... ,•. 59¢ !: 21c ' i · �· · a ,1. j:: ;u ,· I I � .. , � l:1'111+�� <tl!IIII ' lb. ., . · Fully Dr,11INI • lut Not Cut 'Up . • • BEAN WITH BACON, YIGETABLI OR .t . ';,,.• '' H•� , I For Sunday , • • or ony ., • • • A&P ♦ ' , I =� • '• 1 ° . ... 39 " r49c ' Ilg DILL ..., • , .,, ½· 811. Ctn bv.n Iii- PAHCAKI .. .< .I -- 24-11. lottll ....: 29. e • 2 .. ---... · -�- �,rves �B' II/a , ·•· ' • •• •• / l lf l!IANIA' - a._,..,. . ,One ;''.•'.' ' �� . Compl•N Bo■lc Coul'NI .·- 1 . ": 1· ' • ; : ,f; ; ilhy & N it ht Clo■■n , .,..._ "' ,� ,... [ I SEPTEMBER II ' ·, " . h I I -------------1,10 TERM BEGINS ..,1.... ,' . '•.. 1 . o ::.:::•r�.�:.';!'i Po tts mouth I nterstate i,,;; - Jusiness Colle ge . ;.. ·,,., ,·,.... _) :·., •' ub.s r thrift co.-ner ! Llm. (4-2-0) 1 12 cin'n11ti Reds hope to fi nish off the day succeeded B. B. Kuhane as pre�ident of the A cademy of JC'l,1 Alliance (1-2.0) 1 1 1 Milw�ukee Braves tonijht. Roush's Shoe Store Hayf>S Hai, Prohle111�, Pict ure Arts and Sciences, tion rmont n et 2.0) a The "tinishing off" in this case . 1 06 ( K ttirl a F i PHILADEL.PIIIA UPI _ The c·in. Roger Baeon II .., Middleport •1 • . -� , k nock 1,' ng t"e h 8�aves, NaI'1onaI lhe group whic h an nually award:. \ Hut lsn , I Worr1e1 . I . Philad.-lphia Phils h aYe hit II new � _ "Osca,rs" to lil1ns a nd performers. nn nt penn gue _ two COL U MB U S UPI - "We've sti)I maJOT league htgh for futility. ... % ( ��' ; . � ( , aan� ago, O.LI r of ��e ._. t ra ce ;:r The}' now have a�ruck out a got some p-roblqpt�" says Oh 1 0 State Co1te� Woody Haye8 as the record . total o f 996 t1meti -1111d ltlll 9· Mir'lfff•l:l :; good. 1 0. Canton opener with Southern Met hodist have eight games left to play. '" 1ey { l-2:-0) • 1 , looms nnly three days away. Second _10 te11Jns: 1 1. Sl ndus�y · Wh e n _ Bob Fr/end of the Plitts• 4S; 12. M1ddletowtl 42; 13. Lorain Postal EmpllWVeeS ...� But the tirtfoss osu coach ; • · · •• • & ill, ..,.._. doesn ' t .�ee m worried with his bur� h P i rales fann� Tony Tay. 38; 14. Troy '33;- lS. Cindttnilti Pur• Entertained S ri nday ( l�r JU th� fourlh_ m nlng of 'Cues• !!ell 31 ; Zanesvill 27; 17. oledo year lhis brim the to filled team Mrs. Homer Holler entertal M:d I day mght s two-mghl. opener, the Central 2:io; 18. V..i.rre T "a .+AB � l't Unlttd ,,.... International with rwphomores. . n &lld Mar• the po11tal e)llployees of th1! . ti IW A 11 1lacin.e ft&ATIONAL LEAGUE . h ds P b r tht! n oke seaso eld atrik..e• tin s Ferry 23; 20. Youngatown l!:ast Pil8t Offiee Sunday ""nlng at.·tJer ------W L Pct. GB out record of 989 11et by the Chi- 1 9 FAVOIUTES 515, EN home. Chester Road, honoring h er ,Roylil ·crown COLA Pittsburgh 90 55 .621 c.a go Cubs of l M'7 . 'lbey . ,wh.lffed NEW YORK lJPt Mississippi. Others r ec eiving. IO or more husband who has 11eUMd from gov. 6 88 60 .&80 St. Loul� . . biU twin fbe before limes more six an easy win ner in its open,ng -� ,,__ &...hu ninaaw points: Cincinnatl Elder 1'1; Pol'iS- erruneJlt empgymeJJ,t. Sbe Wa& as• 82 63 .566 e M U wa Ukl"E' 1tbt .,... galTIP. and Syracuse, which hasn · t was over. moi.tth 16; Toledo DeVilbiH and siate.d by her dauglUer-in-law, Mn. J Lo� Angeles · 77 68 · 531 13 flexed its muscles yet, are heavy After two days of rest, they'll Elyria 15 each; Niles, Ironton 14 Roy Holter. 73 503 17 ra nc sco 74 an - \ 1 n., S F ati 1 · · 112 favorites in a pair of key college be shooting for the t.000 mark. in , each ; Toledo Woodwsrd and To- Preaent were Postmaster and ....... ,.5 8 II. • football games Saturday Friday night's game a t Clnd nnati. l edo Ma comber 13 eaCh ; Ma n11- Y.r11. Frun': Clel1nd, Assi,� f������ · · · · · :; : ::� ;: ••:"'"".'.'�P�•�•''.�==:t=====ii=====�'l!l:�!!!!e!!!!""'��1= - -_ e,,-.� • P hiladelph ia . . 53 93 .363 37 1h "' .s4ngle by Brooks Robmson gave t hem a +? victory over the Ii?.�· Lun !led Sox 11nd the Detroit I I· gcrs drubt>ed !he Cl eveland Indi- 1 II.OS, El-l Chicaso and Kana,as City were idle. The s t Lo\li& CardinaJs gain� tn their quest for second i<une a - �- -- - ,- ( n n r i ENRO-Ll NOW . a, ...,. ' . ' .i__ .I!; ,..... ,., ... �· lwttli t•ii ...,.. . ,.� ..... .. . . , -_. , ll'IIIROOM 11SSUI -...-- 1 ',;.'! ' . �- -- �--==========-�. • 8 1laflJ Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, 19110 - I 0-For WANT ADS I, 7 HOOM HOUSE w all lo Willl tarpctmg. Built\n kitchen. Call 9·20-5tc \\o' Y2·32 12. -- • 4 ctAtl par _.rd, ooe lntertion. Minimum charge - 60 i:enta. L I Wil per word lor throe OOl)NN:GtlYe inllel'UODI. !'_fr•! - one month fOI" 30_ ceat1 per- word. ,., •- nte ol 4, cents per WOl'd will be charged tor advertla,Loi d llOt Dlid •1t11W1 IIJ d&y1 an.er recavin& bill. Jn.e: iD Ad¥Ol'tiain& - 8bou1d be r�:tfld bnmtdiateb'. The .,.,_, &Ndinel will nnt be nwpolllllbi. t« more than one incor• ·- -· • eud of Th.UIU and Speclal Notices of. EVf.lota: au.JO. Obitu.arlet ..�lebed at t ceril per word. - t MO d DA'i'S "WORDS i DAY 3 DAYS $1.311 llOc 80c It "1 00 SI . II() '7,ilQ ,1.00 JI 7&c $2.2.11 Au raeel-.ed bJ 10 A.M.. 1"ill be ln th.al day, .. ... ..... ,1.,., I WANTt:D Small Girl"s � �,g;;m s g ■ -==- --- -- l ""· SAME DAY SERVICE Biryde, I 1 wheels. 9 ;�•3�� : HACKETT'S SOHIO -- POMEROYI OHIO J �=== ===,.,,.. -:�-�-� �·� · � -� ==-==--=-=� five lt! 4-JFo-r Ren_ t __ _ I EIGHT ROOMHO us.:- tw-;; room apar,menlS. A. N. Beng l . u., u. ..!"""' w2:�:�"· Church Group Met e I ,._.Jen of The ONLY COM PLETE Rad iator Shop I n The Bend Thursday Evening .-por. I-or �ale t 1 1 Notices Us Guarantee You A Trouble-Free Winter Let WANTl'.:D 1'0 BUY shallo w we ll pump in good tondition. t:skey 1 1 1 1 1 , Pumcruy. WY2-CVti8. fJ . 2 1 3tp ., I l' OU RENT-Three oHice r?oru j ov er Slirrl e r Shoe Sl•ire on Court SI., in Pomero�. second J floor. One largti 18 x 22 rt, room w1�h adjoin-Ing !? "\ 1 2 �4- room On e 10 1. 18 frn ... room. All ne "lY piint ed witl1 new floor coveri n gs. Phone WY ' 2-2080. 8· 2•llr fflMIT AND PEST CONTIOL I 1-'0TATOE:S Hyatt Parso� Port• --- -- - -t · 9 2 1 61 · .,-01uu. - - -- - i I anu, frff lnaptctf..-.. tMUr.. r•ln. • -1 -� ro u m apartme n t u n ru r nished. "1 ltJ klli _,. R. 1 ·4 room apa r tment furnished. Sta r Wa r· WY2- 1 1 2 ltATS KILi.ED w ith � A. ..,,.1:., .�4-».tf 9-16·6lp Phone WY2-3302. E:bersbach .48. 1 $ lbs. ¼. 2 farin, c Url6. - - -- Flour Run r w sugar e, a Hard .,--,----- ___ __ fOR SALE : 7 ROOM HOUSE, balh Mill a n d Landma rk Store. mea I 8• PI I I e three lots. 786 Hy se ll St., Mid• , HOME COOKED }uncbea. Jack's (8) 10, 1 1 , 1 2, 17, 1 8, 1 8, 24 Dairy Ba r , ·'i epo r t. J , ... ., A l le r.. u 9 7 tf c 9-20-dlr I ·26, 26, 3 1 ; (9) 1 , 2, 7, 8, 9 15tp Middleport .· --0--__;_.,. ____ cc,ntamera . bring NO HUNTING. Without pe r miS!I PEACHES, NICELY l'' URN Js•iED 28ED · Webater Fnut Farm, Lo n g Bot. Ion on Parker fa r m, Lau re l I I room up�tain aparlmenl. Ph. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5·3201 Cliff, Mra. Pearl Parker. wy2.3874. 8 1 lfc 8•16-Uc ».-21-Btp / APA.i\l' M ENTS - �'Utulebed and HAM SHOOT, Sunday, September unfurnished. Mc�•tert, Middle OIL a��o�. 2' 1t Tlbblet Woods, .spo n sor· GAS, FUEL port. Phone WY 2·2821 . 3 3 ti naces. Call lor free es11mate1, ...a by Fox H untc rs, fr om I p. . -• Fort:ma & AbbOtl W:iddleport -- -- - -· o . m. until, follow 124 thr ough tk M fur n ish e d DEll.N u &-lO3 room s Dorcaa and follo w routed .1,ips. • � ��partmenl. BL_rch ca b and bath -· 8-21-Stc · mcmerator, disposal, mets, USED GARDEN traclor1 111a mow'"''' closets, Phone WV2•M4 1 . Rotor, mower blade, ..... ( 2 ) Cord Thonks 1 6• Uc ________ 9· and mowinS pened. Cuaton I WISH TO THANK everyone plowing_ 50 FOOT Trailer, 3 full sized Who was so kind and visi led GRAVILY TRACTOI Dedroorn�. full balh with aulo• me during my recent slay in Sales and Service 512 E. Main St. w asher, Maple Street, mutic 5, Phone the hospital. I e11pecia lly wa n t f omeroy, WY 2-297 . Mi d dlepo rt. Phone WY2-5460 lo thank Dr. Boice, nunes and '7·21-tfc 1 Children welcome. 0. 20.atp the Melga General Hoapilal 1 - - - -----___ _ � Staff I also wish lo lh i!. nk P EKIN F.SE PUPPI ES. REASON• 732 Mrs. W: W. ABLE. ,Call, MODERN THHEE room apa r ttho,� sending cards, Syc,a more St , Middleport. men l . 156 Mulberry Ave .. Porn · 9•2t-lte Dean B&rnilz, 9- 19-6tp cr uy. 9·20-6tp PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 DON'T PUT ANTl ■FREEZE IN A LEAKY RADIATOR -------- . ( 1 1 ) Won!ed To 8uy 1 POil CONSIS'n:NT DEl'ENDA BLB IIF.SULff BATES ' I So I e ar Rent G9�usi �e.:�rvic• 1 20) Business �rvices Call DIC""' �,,r,.:.. � •n I . � - ·- tle(Ol ., Y:JO rt.t.'1 \\1dd1eport WY •l•2.64t Pomeroy WY -2-319S K.AVTZ Fli,£D STOIUi At Clt-Nfer •• ..., •••kon s.21•• 14A.'WILI. !a-f: R VI C E. i rATIUH a.tort 9:GO AM. AIMny u,w The Septe m ber m eeti n g of Gruup I of the Fi r st Un iled Presb)'te rian Church, Middleport, w as held tu esday eve n ing al the home of M rs. Dale Walbur n w ith Mn. Jam e s Sa n born, chairman in charge. II In the abs re II l laplo stall, Mrs. o. I 6 ) Lost - --- 1 Found :Y,;1 t8l Auto Soles BOO Fl. , Men s FeIIowsh ,p • M et S dOY N19 • hf Ga ..i ges: Montgom ery 1 6.2_ u v • per 9.3, lower Six tl. ope n , G a 1 tipolis 17, 9 upper 10, 3 lowe r, 5 rt. open; Lock 23 15.4 upper 9.0 lower, clo.se d off; all mov eabl e dams up 1 3 thru 2:.-1; 13 r unning haU a trap, 1 4 lh r u 23 clos ed oH . Ohio River Boals, down, Lock g L. Wai d Child ress 1 0 : 45 p m , g.. 1 ; Lock 13 John J. Ro we 6:30 am 14-2; Lock 14 Pittsburghe r 7:ia am, 21-0; Lock 1 6 Diese l 4:03 pm 0- 1 ; Lock 1 8 South la nd 2:45 am, 0-2; Bayou La rr iene Frybe rg er 8: 1 5 am, 4·0; I: F: 8:M am, 0-IO: Lock 19 Cha r les R. Steph e nson 10 am 1 7 · 1 ; Lock 20 Ja ne Hoagland 9 : 1 5 am, 3-6; Lock 23 Ellen Z 5 : 06 am 10-0. No boats out of the Kanawha none at Gallipolla up at Lock 23 Nelson M. Broadfoot 3 : 45 pm, 4-0 National 10:45 pm 3·0: Elg er Benner Clirr 1 : 1 4 am 0-2, B!)b I · 1 I J I 1 ' i I , , I Clifford Canon a nd M rs. Jean I Ca rso n atte n de d an annual di n 1 ne r meeting of the Farm en Land Un I Bao k As,oeiaUon ,t Cedn Lokes ·_.___ .__ , •_ near Rlple y , Sept_ me the n of eti g The first fall Men ' s Fellowship or th e Pomeroy spring. Baptist Chu r ch was heltl Sunday Slides of th e Cou n ty Weekday ev e ning 11 1 the chur"h Religious Education cla.�..ea were · · o r ,· al Wile!I was di airman for s)own by Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel 11 s th e hamburg f ry after w hich a a part of the ;, rogram. . brier buslnC"ss sessio n w a! held Att n d•n1: � r t hos . n med. a n d w ith Roy Domigan, president, in �owa n , � C�ard ;in faw J E .:huge. It was dcddc d to hav e 1118 G � uy I .J � e� e ll, guests at the Octobe r m ee ling a 11 1 -Fo5f.e r, Le r oy Ru ;�� ;ddie r, e inn e Geor� th e base- Step�enso..n, men w ho helped with pp e l, Tom a nd ale Wi mme, R I .., mcnt proJ ect the past w i nter and , ? alph - ----- --- - BLII Weston and lhe Re v. R C. Zunde l. 6: 05 am 6- 12. · · -- - ·- - - ·- -- -- I THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THIS BUY! 3 Complete Rooms E 559500 ALL N W FURNITURE FOi INCLUDING A Mgklalre lefrlgeni'­ I t 20b J I n=,ura ' nee I L'oMP°i.iTE·11�"su�li: -PRO tection , Lite, Aute, Fire, Polio. Kills, Middleport., Call Don ' )" ..UL c=- ---:c::: ��-cccBARNES-S IMPSON INSURANCE AutoFire, t. r Middlepo Al,(ent!f, mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2Q.21'-U 2903. ....... u,,1 G!" la11p • Grand Open ing KAN DLELIG HT I N N • • 1w on Eny T,rm, � ldlall down p,1ym•M , •nd only $ 1 .00 por d•y. BAKER ___, 1 ___ Teenager's Paradise GRAND OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT I F U R N I T U RE Routes 124 and 143 CROSSROADS ( 2 1 ) Reo l �state WE WI SH lo thomk all ou r neigbNICE apartnwnt, 3 rooms an d bon ind frie n ds for the kind- l - MASS EY HARRIS 4�. New buth. 1 38 Uullc r nut. Phone 8 HOOMS, WITU BATH Two story 1 tires, A·l condition. 2 ro w mounneH shown during the illneu Thu rn.la)' and l"nda_y WY2·2292 home nea r school. Take over led eorn picker. Williamson •nd death of our fathe r and 9- 2 1 • 1 t 11, $46. 80 per month payments afler Fa rm Supply, Rutland. 9-19-3lc buaband, Samual Meisner, also do w n payment. l'ho ne WY 2-5324. _ - -· the Rev, F'red Ga rdn er , the ·-- -8 23 3otc Ewing Fune'"' Home, the ''" ( AUCTION -- -- . -· --.- . - roll SAL E : FIVE ROOM HOUSE be11rere:, neighbors and fr iends SATURDAY, Sept. 14, 1960 1_ OH G l llL lo a11s1st w 1_t h WOMAN · w ith bath, nice localion. Melvin for the flowers. , 1 0:30 A M. I ho 1i sew '.1 �k and t11te of Lwo m• Mrs, Samu11I Melsner Houd, 1 1 1 Lo:ust St., Pom eroy. J am t e11vi n g the li lii le and will v,alids. I r m� off. No lu� ndr y : (9) l :.-!Olp and Mrs . Thomas McLaughlin sell lhc following au auction at , I ho n e WY2•645D. 9·20·6tc \ . ,-21 uc my reMide n ce z miles west from l\UUSI� 5 rooms and Rutland Post' 0£fice on State ] ·w A NT E� n�adi" betwe(•Jt FOH SALE: hath. run s1zt> ha�cmcnl, dou• Houle 124, tu rn Soulh on CQU n ly and 11ges or 55 a n d 65 for house• blc lot, Ill clly J1111its a t New road a n d follow a rr ows. keeper or permane n t home by Haven, W. Va. $0500 .00. !'hone 1 WST BROWN, WHITE a n d black · t'o rd Tractor with mo w er, 900 widower Jn Syracuse, Ohlo. 9.zJ -Olr Tl12 :l4 \4, apotled female Bea&le Hound in , Bales of Hay, J Hog t'eedcrs Write Box 668- J I c/o The D.iily the viclnll y o[ Syracuse. con• 2-4·10 mole !lize), 1950 lnte r naScnl incl, J'on1eroy. 9-20•f:llp 1-"Vlt SALE 9 room house, tlouble laet William Zerkle or cill ( Hu n a l He11vy Duly 'l'rnck 1..-180 ---------- lo1 . :14 4 Ut•Hh St , l'hunc WY2· WYZ-6832, 8-2Q-3tc to be sold for pa rts), Myers w eM:\N for deani11g, ironing I 241Hi a J ter ti p. 111. 9-21 -3\c 1 day ;i WCl! k. WY2-:i49J 9-2 1 ·:ll ll W11ler Pump, Uecp Well Pump and 'rank, 2 three Pha5c Mo- - -·- - · · FOUND SMALL pocketbook wilh CAl'AIU ,E person 1u du iron ing ,___ ,_/ b_ ton, Other Moto rs, Coal Dr llls, money, No ldcntllic»Uon. Iden• I and deaning ont' day c;1d1 week Othe r Tools, 1500 Ft. Plaslic tlfy and claim by payinlil ad. 1 ilo J ul i ze ni: e :;�� � se 9·20•3tc I WY2·277 3 , :� S� 1�\ l 5�. l i-� t��� MIDD LE PORT - 6•room frame � � 2:� ;.:_ �1 huu!:lC with hath, nice fire (Site 4 to 10., 1 400 Amp. ( plaCI', AaS l1ea1i1 1g. White shill• S w itch Box, 4" Oak glc exte r ior w ith la rge pordl. ..... Cl... UMd C•n Pla n k 9 n. Long, 1 Doz. C.0 11vc n ie11tly lo('atcd un the _ ··-AU Mak.. tN MNe11 Gcese, • 40 Chicke ns , (Approx.) --- · main stree t through town. Pru· J400 MONTHL Y QTROPOLffAN MGTOIII I Doi. Ducks. The above Items pcrty i s in good t·o n ditio n a nd SPAR E TIME - loot Molll It. are to he sold before Lunch , a rc11I h11y at $3500.00. Some l l ef1 l l i ng and colletlmg money \ ,__, Otllo LUNCH WILL Bl SIRVID finant·in� c11n bl) ussumed. from Ne w Type high qua l i t y ,,HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI EPORT- Lari.:t' masonry MIDDL ' i11 tlispcrmrs operated com • in w , S Por Room h Divider, 2 e t t, HM STUDEBAKER ye Presiden , home wilh 9 rooms, I ½ b11thi1, this K r ea. No s e llini;:. l'o quulify pt . Se tlio nal Couch, Chiffo, tlr. sedan. flneit and be 1t I b:1.s1' 1111'nt, furrrnee heating. have re nces, you refe must car, w Chest Dra ers, or robe, HumStudebaker. Really aharp inside 1 ly located N i 1·, on larg e loL. St�en o t cash. to $UIOO $600 r p r ey e BTU), Heat (45000 G11M cU and out. $1 ,095. Bla nar's, $200U.OO 11nd U U . UOO . 1 1 $ Only w 11ct hours 1.:an twelve eekly Barrell Hal'k Chair, Be d room Pomeroy. 9 15 fltc 1 -· down paymen1 ean handle. u11 lo $4 00 monthly. More full Suite, Vcst11 G1111 Range, Philco Some skill in inte r io r dccor al· time. For 1icrsu1111I inLervicw 185tl FORD V8 Fairl■nc Comb. Refri gerator, ABC -Hll'd top i ng. 1111 d other wol"k and do-it• w rite P. O. Uox 8027, MinncuCpe. One of cleanest can In W11her, Reel Type Lawn Mowyourself and this hume can be polis, Mi nn . ludude phone n u m• lown. ,1095. Blaelln1r1, Pomer, 2 t·lo wer Pedestal&, 2 Roea .$20, 000 home. her. 9·22- ltp D 15 6lc eroy. ken, Standa, 2 Single Jron E-6- room fnme house, S".RACUS Beds (Complete), Drea,1n1 Ta1908 CHEVROLET VB Bel Aire, 4, one floor w ith hath. :rnd gas ble, Gl!I Heater (15000 BTU), ( dr. Sed1n. Good lookin& and .11ood --- -- •-- -ht•ating. La r ge l evel lot. 2 White Chai r s, Lamps, Kilrunninl cu. $99!1. Blaetlnars, WISTING MU S, ELLllt cash. FURNACl! $4000.00 chen Cabinet (Ve ry Good), 5 I Iii 15 6tc Pomeroy. � . Dinnette Set, Deep F i' yer, · HOUS I •PP l i•11cH. Arnold llra. SALISBURY TOWNSHIP -4- r oom . th•rt, Syracu .. , Ohl., PhorMi rranw with elN· lrir-ily a111d cis· Mi1cell1n eous Item,. 1100 PLYMOUTH VB 4 dr Sedan. W Y . 11 1 1 -tf tern water , ½ .ic re lot. 400 2-6:114 ADA VAN MITIR, Ownar lJlre new black and whit• fin, fu•t f rom Pomeroy corporalion T•rm1: C■1h. tab. Pu1h button shift. $895. 1 BU LLDOZE R FO II" HIR E· Po � d8 • J $1000.00. Not ltHpon1lble for Accldenh I Bliettn1r1, Pomeroy. D 13 file b asemen t Ian d•�a p mg. RUTLA ND TOWNSH IP-6 room and lltAD,OID AUCTION Cheste one r, Yulton53.2 5G . fram e house w ilh me tal roof, 1800 DODGE in near perfect COMPANY' RACINI, 0. :� . 4•:fOtp _ out-ccllur, well 111ntl I al' re lot. eond.11.lon, will trade for tractor AucllanHr: CRITT RADFORD __ __ On i,:ood road �2 mile f rom of equel value. t.:on\.lcl Oliver l1le M1n1pr: A. C. BRADFORD. AI R 80NOJTION11'G, REFRIG.ERStale l l igh wa)'. $2000,00 cash. S.,N, Portland, Obio, Rt. 1 , IHHllc ation ,ervtce. Jack'• RefrlgeraALBERT M. COX, S1leaman ►JIHIP . l'boue TU2· Uon, New Haven . -.;r; pro• lll3l THE LATE T. H. DAv1S o• 229 Phon1 WY2-2l20 6-2'.S·U 1 · lNO OLDSMOBILE aedan, Rea• perty, hrlck two story, localed __:__ ____ _ _ WY2,3130 IOl11bl)' priced. c,11 WY2·3232. al North Third and Colli ' ! 9-2 1 • 1 1c A1 1CTIONl a NMte Streets, Mi d dleport, may be Co.-11ple:a ..nlct 7 ROOM HOUSE. b11tb. three lols. aeen any evening. 9-17-::tOlc Crltt lradt.nt Motor re• CHEVROLET. 1 111 - -786 Hysell St., M iddleport. J. Wtfte, Phone ..Contfft conditioned. Run, 1ood, 11110. U S E D ELECTRIC PORTABLE H. Allen. � 9-7-tfc A. C. BRADr,OAtl, R•c6"e. Oh.._ D1l1 JlyH II, 173 Grant St., nwinl( machine, Onl y $11UO. _______ 8-21·3lp lllddleport, Ohio. Uoed eledrlc console, $111.50. Al• ROOFING, SPOUTING, She,! M•ao new Singer sewlna machines · t1l work and repa.lr w.:rk ur / FORD automatic transmluion C• •• � o. 1 3,(MO and vacuum l:'lcanerH. The F�bany . klnd. Phone WY 2-2301. e n Jlviden. Pho D. A. radio. and G. E. Maebo n , dba .Pilaebon & ric;: Shop. Phonci WY-2·2284. S.1 1-IIO&p. 1>-21-4tc SPS-ITII, M11on. ;;;;;_,,_;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;:;;;; ;;;;;:;: acbon, whose address is 2810 M 9-19.stc Collis Ave nue, Huntington, Weal I MODERN 3 piece bedroom suite, Virginia, and is not a' resident of blonde, $100.00, 57 Frigidaire the State of Ohio, Is hereby notl• ' VOTE FOR WAYNE after 12 cu. ft. $150.00. Good condlf ied that on the 5th day of July, jea tr," Wayne Poullr)' Mixer tion. Phone WY2-6274. 9--2 l -3tp l960, Mountai n Ir on and Sdppiy JfOUDd and mlxed with your own filed its petition against him as Co. pain. Thia comblnation helps POTATOES Clarence Pt'olfill, ,. . defcnd,nt, in the Court ofc.r.Com­ , lllvt rou more for your money Portland, Ohio 9•2 l · l 2tc mon Pleas, Mei&a County, Ohio, tbroUlh maintained hllh produc­ Case No. 1 3,040, praying for jud& · FOR SALE: 1 white face cow with -. low coat per dmen eu1. ment agalnat him for the sum of • month old calf by the aide; Alk 1bout fortified Wayne Poul• ,Ill two thot1aand one hundred ninety ttr �r at dealer. K•utJ Feed I manure lipreader, works good , e v e 11 and 91/100 dollars I • ·�� aaddle $25; PS; 1 small hone "'8t Cbater, Oh)o. ($2,19'7 .91 ) plus lnteri!st at rate or ' 1 e:ctra nice large black hone six; l)flr cent, represenllng merchan• 11ddle Arnold Grate, diae sold lo him on account, and Phone S82-4 191 or Slt2·4811. costs of thls action. 9-2 l-3lc Said defendant Ii required to an­ FOR SALE One 1963 Chevrolet awer on or before the 29\h day of 1 October, 1960. tonvertlble In good conditlon. Sorrel work hone wl(l. 14i00 lh1 Moyntaln Iron & Suppl., Co. CH1' ·2194, 9-21-3lc &., J, I, O'BRIEN, lt1 attorn•y We repall' all typea of ratll• (8) 3 1 ; t9l '7, 14, 28; 00) $, 8tc atora,' from beater cores to I RIVER REPORT I the Wo r ld Wide Commu n io n se rJf Mrs. Paul vice w hich w ill be held at th e n \\',jlhu rn pre- ,." hu r•,._h on O •..tobe r 2 wa•., • o· sC"S· .. scnted the devotions using th e sed. A r ound robin card was sign• · topic "Disposition" w hirh was e by the group and sent to Mrs. d tak e n from the book "The Greal• Branch Flemiring. 1 est Thlngs in the Wo rld." Topic for the Bibl e Study The meeting w as closed with · w h It ' h w as g11,en bY Mrs. HaroId prayer by M rs. Ron a id Han d. Saue r was •·Unlearning Our HalMiss Nancy Dunbar was a guest reds " and M rs. Dwighl Wallace Following the m eeting pu n ch led th e book stud y "The Olurch and cookies were se r ved by Mrs. and Whal It Is and Docs'' tak e n Walbur n who was assisted by from the book ··consider the Mrs. Rod ney Sau e r with M r8. Church " Geo rge Ande rson Jr., as a con · Du ri�g the busi n ess mPcling tr ib1.1ting hoste ss. I =;;;;;;;;;;;_...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, i" I 1 - en lvPry DMY sentet ·------'-------A UCTION iER REASONABLE RATES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mc Coy C■II or writ• 1. Chuter, Ohio I 8 22 30lp I SUPPLY N E:J G U: R B U LLDJNG Jo h.ns-M ..r. ,· fjp roof shlnglea, kitchen cabinets built lo o rder, dumi n um windows and doors, g11rage doors, ceiling tile, vinyl floor tile and plywood paheling. 1 Call Nelgler's' _ Racme. 8-1_ 1-U:c ___ _ \ ___ ___ . . ...... .. ........ . Back of Middleport For 'l'et; nagers Only! 1 7 1 Help Wanted ,Jh. I 1 9 ) B us1. ness Opoortuntties 1-- -------- -- 1- it Yoiri:t FOR ...,.,... SALE - --- '°°· I Expefle■eed, - ------- Leaal Nohce I RAD I ATO R '• .,.-• al ■ ■ ■ . •• •• •• • - • I REP A.I R (9o ) �rine Supplies _ Al IS IPICIAI.I 57 Mer(wry 60 H. P. '495.00 It Me,rcury 70 H. P. �95.00 45 H. P. Mffcury Ot,ttlt "'9.00 MIITIIOl'OI.ITAN tiO lalt Main ..._., ,..,..,.., ,.,_ wn.mo · the lullest truck l'l' lractor radiator, • Blaettnar's "'°"" Pomeroy, WY-2-21 41 Ohio :u, .CORONADO, Calif. UPI - , Chi• ca&o economist John K. Lal'flUm said Tuesday the U . S. economy la . beading for a receHion. He told delea:atn to the California Savin&t l ,md Loan Le1gue convention the recession woull be&in next yeu and laat into 1962. <lomedy PlayhOUM'! A.!1•entur� Time Steamboat l!,J I I Quick Dra w �-:Gnw .14Ullc :it the Round The .Ji11, Tlu :kt\1' �bo• Wt"�tbercsn Nr w� Pie-fur" Huntl<ev Brinkle.r t.erort Manhunt Wagon Train Price is Ri&ht 1:45 �:00 A:30 9:30 lu:00 ll!:30 Tate This is Yo1.1r t,re Tombstone Territory Newa He.ciline1 WHthercut The. Jack Paar 8bolP s1go on_____ Sign On Tcci.ay Welecome Neighbors Mr. a nd Mrs. North Dough Re Ml Ph,y Your Hu-r: .. 4,:005: 3\1 9:00 6:30 8:40 6:45 7:00 1:30 8:30 9:00 9:45 t0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 :lQ 1 1 : HI 1 1 :20 1 0 :00 1 0:30 l l :00 . 1 : 10 11 ·15 1 : 00 Price fl Rtght c'o ncentnuon Truth or Co nsequence■ r, Could Be- You �Id Pay Ne -¥8 Mo,· i �t ime Woman "' World LoreUa You 11g Show Young Dr. Malone f'Tom These Roots Comedy Playhouse Ad11e n ture TimP .Slcamboat BIil Sf!'L Preston F1alt & Scr ug,gs Show Weathercast N,'W& PlclUrP H untley ru-•;,l(f.;.;, P.eport Whlrly birdii Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Thf' Ford Show The Groucho Sh.ow 1 30 I Married Joan Ill'llitiess G,un . Queen For A Day Alt.. ut F'1Cel Medif' nay ln Court Ga.I, Ston,l 'S_how B�'it the CltM.1.. Who no You 'l'rw.t Mn,erlcan -\l,a.1ditand Rocky and Hi.I Friench San Francisco Beat YoW' El.lo Rep,.:-rter Weather Teller Jo]µ) D�e)' �(!WI Fil1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed Amerlean Bandstand 1 13:30 t :CO FUcka 1 :sq, Sm l""rani:lle-J Beat 2:00 Yo1n Esso Reporter Weathei' Te.Iler John Daly Newll J:30 Four Just Men :00 5:10 :,fosic for Summer Night f:-:00 Nt1lson Family W ednesday Night !'ightl Sp,;>rts Parade e;40 Hawaiian Eye '1:00 News Tonight '7:30 8:00 Scannin g the Weather Sport!! R,eport B · •• The Real McCoys Late Show Jer;uine canon Show 3 __ 9,30 Tne Unto1.1(1hlbles 10,30 Sea Hunt Cartoon Spectacular l l :00 NeW!i Tomgbt Romper Room 11 ,10 Scanning the Weather Show Time \l:15 Sports Tonight Esso Re�orter U::.!O Lale Show ,' 'My . i'riend !:i: :::g ;00 Channel 13 Weclnasda1 fi:00 t; 16 l:30 1:00 i'l:00 8:15 tl:30 tl:30 '1:00 7:30 : �30 8:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 .ll : 10 11:15 The Brlghter Oa, ·T'..ie Secret: Storm Edge ot Night Tbel Three Stoogee News A Look al lhe Weather Sportscope Amos & And:, H ighway Patrol 'l;he Aquan uts · ._W or AJlv, � . a ¥ The 11lion re I've Got A Secret U. S. Sleet Hour 1 1 O'cloc.1r: News A Look at Uw Weather Theater i3 8:00 8:15 9:00 ll:00 l;l::SO IJ:00 )J.:30 CB� l'{ews Captain IClmgaroo Cartoon Tbtater December Bride Video Village J Love Lucy ,The Clear Horizon 1-IO ,:. t:00 1:(8 l:SO t:80 '°:® (0:15 10:30 10:32 10:tll 11,00 11:02 11:20 \1c31) 12,00 :2.:00 l.r2:3,0 l�:45 1:00 1:30 2,00 2::iO 3 :00 3:80 , :l'Q Ub ,f,3JJ Love of Life S�arch for Tomqrrow The Guiding U1ht Life of Ri1ey · As the World 'J;'utni Full Circle House :\,rty Tbe Ml�onaire '111e Verdift Is Youn The Brighter Da,­ Tb,.· 3acret ,lorm Th< Edi• qt. �I� :!lOf. -llli!._ ThM!o·1!Mlolu a:oo 8:15 6:20 6:30 7 : 00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1:00 1:10 1 1 : 15 f• 'flt t:1:30 1,00 1:02 1 ,30 1:30 2:00 3:00 8:02 1,30 S:M ,,,,Oiloo •· 4,SG 5:00 S:05 1,30 5,31 .,,s 5:00 8:30 88:32 7:00 7:02 7:SO ,-:32 � 8:00 p. "''"'""'"' p u, 21. AgrlcuJ... tural Engineer (abbr.) 23, Belence ot woodlands 26, A, flowered .w, ...... 29. Antlered animal 80. wrn.ppod u,. " · Prophet ti. Afflnna� Uve voto G. Early 1;ommunl-­ lle1t 1. Crea.\ "qUMtity ivar.) 8. Napoleon'• exile Wand $, Beak 10. Attempt 14.. Inluttive l)Ower 20. GQld (her. ) 21. Land • mea..aurea ..... I " Just For You News Headlintl Just For You Newa Juat r"or Yeu Calling on Pt. Plea»ant News Headline, Music Go Round News Music Go Round Newe Headllnea M11.1lc Go Round Local New, Music GQ �und B11.1eball &eoTtl Music Go RoWld News ReadUI\� ·' Music Go Rodhd Complete News Rt1und-up CroW'II ' Steit•HoUlle--Sound vf lhe SO't Newt -ReadlinH EvenlnJl Jnterlud• News Headllnea Evening Intet"lud.e News Headlinei Sundollfh SereUd• Stan Off e1·ture 23. Spllc• In• tool 24. Turr 2�. Toward 26. Greek ,. letlet 27. i'ema)e aheeP � .....411•1•., .&■P-, 28. Unknown. MOO 37. Corn bread 38. FormC"rly \JJ!n<ju} 31. 13ebof,L1! ◄0, Knoek!f. 34. Deadly . -4 1 . Perform 35. Proverb 4 2. Humbli, 36, Resume ,(ti. Like a , , J>AJLY CBYPTQQUOTg ... �•• low 1 AXYDLBAAXB to work CNL BE ,tCttLEO WHEN Hf Gl1S BACK BlD<JOHOOOD, SHERIFF TAIT > l AIN'T SEEN HIM AROUND 10 By AL CAPP ""fOl.J M E'AN THAT LITTLE. DEMON ? , N· NO, I DON'T SEE HIM, . i:: l"WER.'f THE\' IMAGINE THSRE'S A �"-' THE ,REALllE Vf,{5E..!r- BUT, WE, BEIN6 C "'1L1 THAT LITTU CREATURE. WITH THE. WHITE WHJSl<ERS AND RED t...�•.U)f.R-9·-\I RT IS MEREL'/ A SILL'/ suPERSTfTICN.'f ' -21 tt: k l'., O N G l/ � L L Q W Cn.e 1ettet 1lmp1y stands for anothet. In thla aample A ll u-i fo� the three L"s, X for the two O'a, etc. S!ngle lelten, apo.. trophle,, the length. ,net formation. or tl.o "'°1'dl ll'O • hill_. � da.y lhe code lcttcn are dLUllnllt.. " • I I WHAR'S �ORE CQ,IWi/! I :,. il , �N' fLL SHORE \'A.JEN YOU SEE THE. SACRED PUNc..lJN"t'O RE VIJE.>E, \O.J WILL OOTICE TWO DARLING LITTLE 0-IAPS \IAL.KJN6 AROUND 11: � Ofil MD·HOr t6. Sena.te meuenger ,t.7. Chirps tS. Killed ' DOW?f I 1, Unt)dy Ansry 'f·J Z By FIED LASSWELL Ll'L Al>NIIJI r,A�OLINF ALLl!Y �..:.. . - • - · - -:- Bv K•NG .., �•M• Vou don·t get a ., c.t,ance to make so cent. everv day. A CrJ"PtogT8111 quotation H D G G D J P B'R OBVSH DP D Q L G C GWQLRRLO C N L W J P B R D C N L G H - � D R T H Y V C N .. Teatenlay�ii CryptllfJ11ohl: MUSIC HATR ClL\RM8 'l'O �OQ'lliE THE SAVAGE BREAST-CONGREVE., (C 1960, KJng l'e&tllNI B,m41Cate. IDllr.) MinUJteriaJ Group · _The next meeting of the group will be held on the sccQnd Mon1 tla)' in November with Rev. DonHeld Monday Me.et&ng The Middleport M iniste rial As· a i d Boone, to have the sermon ' sociatlon met Monday at the o utlin e a11d Rev. Konkrlght in First Baptist Church with R ev. charge of the devotions. Nyle Borden, preside n t in cha r ge. ,Following the opening son� . l,oi1,l·EVB To Hold Rev. Ray,.mon KOnkright gave the open iDg 'pr,iyer and Rev. Fre.-f I CouJere11Cf' , The loc11l con re rence of the Gardner presented th, sermon E nterprise a nd Morning Star outline. E.LIB Chu.rches w jll he held Sun­ Re11. Konk right also reported to day. Se1>t . 25 al B p. m. i n the the group on the Daily Vacation Mor n ing Sta r church. Dr. Clayton �ible School held this past June. L�l:t, �ynfere11ce superinte ndenl-, in cha r ge of t h e services ., · • e er impo r ta nt items will be discussed and Rev. Glazier asks that all officials or both churches be present Dr. Luh will brit'g the e\lening message and h'l"r'yo11e is in• : vited lo alle nd the worshi p s�r· ..,le, but only memhers o f the Council of A<lrn i11isl ration will 'tiave voting powe r d u r ing the lo­ cal conference. , i "- •r· 00< 1 Arthur J. smith-New A Look at the ;;· HtJmo S)lt1Ttact0pe Amos & Andy Shotgun Slade The Invisible Man Playhouse or Stars JolJnny Ringo Zane Grey Theater Markham Ad venture Theater To Tell the Truth News A Look at tbtt Weather Theater 1 3 22. Needle i n fant S2. 1d eat ( a�br,) 83. Male ort1prJne 3f. Dl.stant 37. H&wauaa food !19. ButlntU t,1, 'fOl'tther , .S. �e devll 4.4. lD;Jl.temal J W B T L G H --�--------WMI'() Daily Pro,uam Schedule CMancla., • Frld1y) Sign On Guest Star Now, RFD New1 Beadllnet1 Breakbst Party Pickens Hardware Show Breakfaat Party News Headline, Sporli Report Breakfut P"'7 Newa Breakfast Part.v New• Headlines Bn!akfHl fart;v New1 Onakfaat � Coffee Tline SwaP Sliop NeWI HeadllQ,U Momtng Devotiom Radio jl3{t1t11ol Ne-,,• �,j(l�u Counbj F,trm . jactr JU, 1(0' , · . -· a. Reltowed !. Marblee 5. To consent 1J. A Great, Lake 12. Shouter · 13, Keepa ltlo. Roly-pol7 16. CUbio .....r 1'T. Oolonr 18. Longing ' t WAS bv\N6 10 ASK \\).J � \(l/ IIIANTEO TO P\.A'i A LIT TLf B.A.Ll, SNOOPY... OAI LY C R O S S WO R D Phil Silve rs Show J-iews Hs,tdline& Weathen�ast Jaek Paar Show Sign Off WHTN-TV (:h(lnn-.1 13 f,W N-OW�-.-. Depan-d able Hear B_ e yond CitJ;G as�Ma insl . . 'l . .,., I :� - Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy.M iddleport , 0 , Sept 2 1 . 1 960-7 ----·-------- --WCHS�TV Channe l 8 Channel 8 - !liursday 800 8:30 9:30 ·J:Z$ l:(ila 1 a,ao Channel 8. - Wecluesdlll 2.00 1 8:00 " 12 00 1 2 ..i(I l .00 I 10 2:2.U 2:30 3.00 3:30 4· 00 4 : 30 � - !>Cl "' · 30 HlO tJ:25 e:3o 1:1 · 4 :J 7·00 7 :30 8:00 ·ira.,, Channel 3 ·· Thursday- T:02 '1:ik> T:@ ■ ■ ,:ac:: t:45 1:00 i::ro 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 J0:30 U :UO 1 1 : lP 1 1 : 15 1 ,1111 '* 20 ) Business Services ■ 4 : 30 5:()(1 8::;(I 1:00 1:18 f,.J! :18 ::QO l:!11 t:j) I • th!inel 3 - WM111esda\ :: � 4:00 Channel l3 - Thursday \,,,IICICl'U �-• •, �f1::�t TEL EVIS ION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 W J'E H ' Up To The Minute 5:05 PM, NAME I HOPE SHE LI K ES 'EM '" DROPPER -rw,rr ca> ANO THE KID5 AAE 5T1U.. HANGl/'G AROUND. Mr. and Mrs. Rohcrt A r nold were guests of honor al a C"hirkl'n ba rbecue Friday cvcni ni.:, give n by Mr . and Mrs. Roy Smith at lheir home, Athens Road, in ohsl'rvance of the Ar nolds' 25th wedding an niversary, • Pre,ent were Mr. and Mr!.. A rn• old an� Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ la rd Hines, M rs. Olive Ingraham, Floyd Weber. Mrs. Ama nda K aspar and Mr. iittd Mrs. Smilh and Don, nie and Linda. Girts were presented th e hon, ored guests during the evening. a Times Dally , I HAVE TO MA KE THE PLACE CAR DS FOR IRMA'S PARTY By aBNII BUISJDDLLEB Barbecue Held For The Robert A rn olds Mason County NEWS 10 AM 1 1 :55 AM Sept. 25 I Brings You The NAN CY �AN� 't'OU, MIS'S .C:I-IART I (il.lE'ii8'«tl WON'T· l"EEO Me � MORE, et°i SIJRE, "IW OIART! 'l;.MOOT � t�. � IS, Pt£AOE I PLAN U. $. VISIT STOCKHOLM UPI - Swedish Princess.es Birgilta 23, and Desi• r ee, 21. wUI make iheir first visit I to the United States ne xt Novcm., bor. They will take part in the 50th anniversary ceremonies of the American - Scandinav,i11n Foun dation an d will visit Ne w York, C�lcago, and possibly Philadelphia. 1 Betl_y Milhoan. Pegg)' and, I Hti� a.ttenQed the Homecoming at Enterprise_ Sunday, ABlllil �.D SLATS Regudless'of where you n�you can have.,.. DOW -:-:. before cold weather set$ ID. complete gas service in your home, With Ashland Metered Oas, you can now enjoy comfonable, Instant gas heat this winter . • • and thele'a no need fOI' exlCDSivo insulation or remodeling. I Besides heating your bome with gas yoo11 ' find pa ii best for cooking. water heating and clothca drying. Ou ii not only more economical,' but It's clean, blgbly depend• 1 For more information on Ashland · Metered Oas and a complete line of gas appliances-water heaters, floor furnaces, space heaters and ranges, phone or Wiito • , • I · able and 1tormprool. . , ,. For, a nominal rental ehuge, covering · an eonnecti,0111, you can lltlrt •joying tho oonvenience of an Ashland tank, meter and · MOERED �� . J,tctald_Sl_u_■yllem._1- 10lll bomo, right] ' Phone WY-2-% 168 Box 471 - l'omeroy, Oblo .. -- -.•--- -�-.-..·•.A•. .,... .•.-·., J ' • ;,� ., - � .. '' p ; - - � -,--•-" • I .. . 'I • ------�· I ., ' .,.1,- ... .. I �- -- �--==========-�. • 8 1laflJ Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, 19110 - I 0-For WANT ADS I, 7 HOOM HOUSE w all lo Willl tarpctmg. Built\n kitchen. Call 9·20-5tc \\o' Y2·32 12. -- • 4 ctAtl par _.rd, ooe lntertion. Minimum charge - 60 i:enta. L I Wil per word lor throe OOl)NN:GtlYe inllel'UODI. !'_fr•! - one month fOI" 30_ ceat1 per- word. ,., •- nte ol 4, cents per WOl'd will be charged tor advertla,Loi d llOt Dlid •1t11W1 IIJ d&y1 an.er recavin& bill. Jn.e: iD Ad¥Ol'tiain& - 8bou1d be r�:tfld bnmtdiateb'. The .,.,_, &Ndinel will nnt be nwpolllllbi. t« more than one incor• ·- -· • eud of Th.UIU and Speclal Notices of. EVf.lota: au.JO. Obitu.arlet ..�lebed at t ceril per word. - t MO d DA'i'S "WORDS i DAY 3 DAYS $1.311 llOc 80c It "1 00 SI . II() '7,ilQ ,1.00 JI 7&c $2.2.11 Au raeel-.ed bJ 10 A.M.. 1"ill be ln th.al day, .. ... ..... ,1.,., I WANTt:D Small Girl"s � �,g;;m s g ■ -==- --- -- l ""· SAME DAY SERVICE Biryde, I 1 wheels. 9 ;�•3�� : HACKETT'S SOHIO -- POMEROYI OHIO J �=== ===,.,,.. -:�-�-� �·� · � -� ==-==--=-=� five lt! 4-JFo-r Ren_ t __ _ I EIGHT ROOMHO us.:- tw-;; room apar,menlS. A. N. Beng l . u., u. ..!"""' w2:�:�"· Church Group Met e I ,._.Jen of The ONLY COM PLETE Rad iator Shop I n The Bend Thursday Evening .-por. I-or �ale t 1 1 Notices Us Guarantee You A Trouble-Free Winter Let WANTl'.:D 1'0 BUY shallo w we ll pump in good tondition. t:skey 1 1 1 1 1 , Pumcruy. WY2-CVti8. fJ . 2 1 3tp ., I l' OU RENT-Three oHice r?oru j ov er Slirrl e r Shoe Sl•ire on Court SI., in Pomero�. second J floor. One largti 18 x 22 rt, room w1�h adjoin-Ing !? "\ 1 2 �4- room On e 10 1. 18 frn ... room. All ne "lY piint ed witl1 new floor coveri n gs. Phone WY ' 2-2080. 8· 2•llr fflMIT AND PEST CONTIOL I 1-'0TATOE:S Hyatt Parso� Port• --- -- - -t · 9 2 1 61 · .,-01uu. - - -- - i I anu, frff lnaptctf..-.. tMUr.. r•ln. • -1 -� ro u m apartme n t u n ru r nished. "1 ltJ klli _,. R. 1 ·4 room apa r tment furnished. Sta r Wa r· WY2- 1 1 2 ltATS KILi.ED w ith � A. ..,,.1:., .�4-».tf 9-16·6lp Phone WY2-3302. E:bersbach .48. 1 $ lbs. ¼. 2 farin, c Url6. - - -- Flour Run r w sugar e, a Hard .,--,----- ___ __ fOR SALE : 7 ROOM HOUSE, balh Mill a n d Landma rk Store. mea I 8• PI I I e three lots. 786 Hy se ll St., Mid• , HOME COOKED }uncbea. Jack's (8) 10, 1 1 , 1 2, 17, 1 8, 1 8, 24 Dairy Ba r , ·'i epo r t. J , ... ., A l le r.. u 9 7 tf c 9-20-dlr I ·26, 26, 3 1 ; (9) 1 , 2, 7, 8, 9 15tp Middleport .· --0--__;_.,. ____ cc,ntamera . bring NO HUNTING. Without pe r miS!I PEACHES, NICELY l'' URN Js•iED 28ED · Webater Fnut Farm, Lo n g Bot. Ion on Parker fa r m, Lau re l I I room up�tain aparlmenl. Ph. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5·3201 Cliff, Mra. Pearl Parker. wy2.3874. 8 1 lfc 8•16-Uc ».-21-Btp / APA.i\l' M ENTS - �'Utulebed and HAM SHOOT, Sunday, September unfurnished. Mc�•tert, Middle OIL a��o�. 2' 1t Tlbblet Woods, .spo n sor· GAS, FUEL port. Phone WY 2·2821 . 3 3 ti naces. Call lor free es11mate1, ...a by Fox H untc rs, fr om I p. . -• Fort:ma & AbbOtl W:iddleport -- -- - -· o . m. until, follow 124 thr ough tk M fur n ish e d DEll.N u &-lO3 room s Dorcaa and follo w routed .1,ips. • � ��partmenl. BL_rch ca b and bath -· 8-21-Stc · mcmerator, disposal, mets, USED GARDEN traclor1 111a mow'"''' closets, Phone WV2•M4 1 . Rotor, mower blade, ..... ( 2 ) Cord Thonks 1 6• Uc ________ 9· and mowinS pened. Cuaton I WISH TO THANK everyone plowing_ 50 FOOT Trailer, 3 full sized Who was so kind and visi led GRAVILY TRACTOI Dedroorn�. full balh with aulo• me during my recent slay in Sales and Service 512 E. Main St. w asher, Maple Street, mutic 5, Phone the hospital. I e11pecia lly wa n t f omeroy, WY 2-297 . Mi d dlepo rt. Phone WY2-5460 lo thank Dr. Boice, nunes and '7·21-tfc 1 Children welcome. 0. 20.atp the Melga General Hoapilal 1 - - - -----___ _ � Staff I also wish lo lh i!. nk P EKIN F.SE PUPPI ES. REASON• 732 Mrs. W: W. ABLE. ,Call, MODERN THHEE room apa r ttho,� sending cards, Syc,a more St , Middleport. men l . 156 Mulberry Ave .. Porn · 9•2t-lte Dean B&rnilz, 9- 19-6tp cr uy. 9·20-6tp PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 DON'T PUT ANTl ■FREEZE IN A LEAKY RADIATOR -------- . ( 1 1 ) Won!ed To 8uy 1 POil CONSIS'n:NT DEl'ENDA BLB IIF.SULff BATES ' I So I e ar Rent G9�usi �e.:�rvic• 1 20) Business �rvices Call DIC""' �,,r,.:.. � •n I . � - ·- tle(Ol ., Y:JO rt.t.'1 \\1dd1eport WY •l•2.64t Pomeroy WY -2-319S K.AVTZ Fli,£D STOIUi At Clt-Nfer •• ..., •••kon s.21•• 14A.'WILI. !a-f: R VI C E. i rATIUH a.tort 9:GO AM. AIMny u,w The Septe m ber m eeti n g of Gruup I of the Fi r st Un iled Presb)'te rian Church, Middleport, w as held tu esday eve n ing al the home of M rs. Dale Walbur n w ith Mn. Jam e s Sa n born, chairman in charge. II In the abs re II l laplo stall, Mrs. o. I 6 ) Lost - --- 1 Found :Y,;1 t8l Auto Soles BOO Fl. , Men s FeIIowsh ,p • M et S dOY N19 • hf Ga ..i ges: Montgom ery 1 6.2_ u v • per 9.3, lower Six tl. ope n , G a 1 tipolis 17, 9 upper 10, 3 lowe r, 5 rt. open; Lock 23 15.4 upper 9.0 lower, clo.se d off; all mov eabl e dams up 1 3 thru 2:.-1; 13 r unning haU a trap, 1 4 lh r u 23 clos ed oH . Ohio River Boals, down, Lock g L. Wai d Child ress 1 0 : 45 p m , g.. 1 ; Lock 13 John J. Ro we 6:30 am 14-2; Lock 14 Pittsburghe r 7:ia am, 21-0; Lock 1 6 Diese l 4:03 pm 0- 1 ; Lock 1 8 South la nd 2:45 am, 0-2; Bayou La rr iene Frybe rg er 8: 1 5 am, 4·0; I: F: 8:M am, 0-IO: Lock 19 Cha r les R. Steph e nson 10 am 1 7 · 1 ; Lock 20 Ja ne Hoagland 9 : 1 5 am, 3-6; Lock 23 Ellen Z 5 : 06 am 10-0. No boats out of the Kanawha none at Gallipolla up at Lock 23 Nelson M. Broadfoot 3 : 45 pm, 4-0 National 10:45 pm 3·0: Elg er Benner Clirr 1 : 1 4 am 0-2, B!)b I · 1 I J I 1 ' i I , , I Clifford Canon a nd M rs. Jean I Ca rso n atte n de d an annual di n 1 ne r meeting of the Farm en Land Un I Bao k As,oeiaUon ,t Cedn Lokes ·_.___ .__ , •_ near Rlple y , Sept_ me the n of eti g The first fall Men ' s Fellowship or th e Pomeroy spring. Baptist Chu r ch was heltl Sunday Slides of th e Cou n ty Weekday ev e ning 11 1 the chur"h Religious Education cla.�..ea were · · o r ,· al Wile!I was di airman for s)own by Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel 11 s th e hamburg f ry after w hich a a part of the ;, rogram. . brier buslnC"ss sessio n w a! held Att n d•n1: � r t hos . n med. a n d w ith Roy Domigan, president, in �owa n , � C�ard ;in faw J E .:huge. It was dcddc d to hav e 1118 G � uy I .J � e� e ll, guests at the Octobe r m ee ling a 11 1 -Fo5f.e r, Le r oy Ru ;�� ;ddie r, e inn e Geor� th e base- Step�enso..n, men w ho helped with pp e l, Tom a nd ale Wi mme, R I .., mcnt proJ ect the past w i nter and , ? alph - ----- --- - BLII Weston and lhe Re v. R C. Zunde l. 6: 05 am 6- 12. · · -- - ·- - - ·- -- -- I THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THIS BUY! 3 Complete Rooms E 559500 ALL N W FURNITURE FOi INCLUDING A Mgklalre lefrlgeni'­ I t 20b J I n=,ura ' nee I L'oMP°i.iTE·11�"su�li: -PRO tection , Lite, Aute, Fire, Polio. Kills, Middleport., Call Don ' )" ..UL c=- ---:c::: ��-cccBARNES-S IMPSON INSURANCE AutoFire, t. r Middlepo Al,(ent!f, mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2Q.21'-U 2903. ....... u,,1 G!" la11p • Grand Open ing KAN DLELIG HT I N N • • 1w on Eny T,rm, � ldlall down p,1ym•M , •nd only $ 1 .00 por d•y. BAKER ___, 1 ___ Teenager's Paradise GRAND OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT I F U R N I T U RE Routes 124 and 143 CROSSROADS ( 2 1 ) Reo l �state WE WI SH lo thomk all ou r neigbNICE apartnwnt, 3 rooms an d bon ind frie n ds for the kind- l - MASS EY HARRIS 4�. New buth. 1 38 Uullc r nut. Phone 8 HOOMS, WITU BATH Two story 1 tires, A·l condition. 2 ro w mounneH shown during the illneu Thu rn.la)' and l"nda_y WY2·2292 home nea r school. Take over led eorn picker. Williamson •nd death of our fathe r and 9- 2 1 • 1 t 11, $46. 80 per month payments afler Fa rm Supply, Rutland. 9-19-3lc buaband, Samual Meisner, also do w n payment. l'ho ne WY 2-5324. _ - -· the Rev, F'red Ga rdn er , the ·-- -8 23 3otc Ewing Fune'"' Home, the ''" ( AUCTION -- -- . -· --.- . - roll SAL E : FIVE ROOM HOUSE be11rere:, neighbors and fr iends SATURDAY, Sept. 14, 1960 1_ OH G l llL lo a11s1st w 1_t h WOMAN · w ith bath, nice localion. Melvin for the flowers. , 1 0:30 A M. I ho 1i sew '.1 �k and t11te of Lwo m• Mrs, Samu11I Melsner Houd, 1 1 1 Lo:ust St., Pom eroy. J am t e11vi n g the li lii le and will v,alids. I r m� off. No lu� ndr y : (9) l :.-!Olp and Mrs . Thomas McLaughlin sell lhc following au auction at , I ho n e WY2•645D. 9·20·6tc \ . ,-21 uc my reMide n ce z miles west from l\UUSI� 5 rooms and Rutland Post' 0£fice on State ] ·w A NT E� n�adi" betwe(•Jt FOH SALE: hath. run s1zt> ha�cmcnl, dou• Houle 124, tu rn Soulh on CQU n ly and 11ges or 55 a n d 65 for house• blc lot, Ill clly J1111its a t New road a n d follow a rr ows. keeper or permane n t home by Haven, W. Va. $0500 .00. !'hone 1 WST BROWN, WHITE a n d black · t'o rd Tractor with mo w er, 900 widower Jn Syracuse, Ohlo. 9.zJ -Olr Tl12 :l4 \4, apotled female Bea&le Hound in , Bales of Hay, J Hog t'eedcrs Write Box 668- J I c/o The D.iily the viclnll y o[ Syracuse. con• 2-4·10 mole !lize), 1950 lnte r naScnl incl, J'on1eroy. 9-20•f:llp 1-"Vlt SALE 9 room house, tlouble laet William Zerkle or cill ( Hu n a l He11vy Duly 'l'rnck 1..-180 ---------- lo1 . :14 4 Ut•Hh St , l'hunc WY2· WYZ-6832, 8-2Q-3tc to be sold for pa rts), Myers w eM:\N for deani11g, ironing I 241Hi a J ter ti p. 111. 9-21 -3\c 1 day ;i WCl! k. WY2-:i49J 9-2 1 ·:ll ll W11ler Pump, Uecp Well Pump and 'rank, 2 three Pha5c Mo- - -·- - · · FOUND SMALL pocketbook wilh CAl'AIU ,E person 1u du iron ing ,___ ,_/ b_ ton, Other Moto rs, Coal Dr llls, money, No ldcntllic»Uon. Iden• I and deaning ont' day c;1d1 week Othe r Tools, 1500 Ft. Plaslic tlfy and claim by payinlil ad. 1 ilo J ul i ze ni: e :;�� � se 9·20•3tc I WY2·277 3 , :� S� 1�\ l 5�. l i-� t��� MIDD LE PORT - 6•room frame � � 2:� ;.:_ �1 huu!:lC with hath, nice fire (Site 4 to 10., 1 400 Amp. ( plaCI', AaS l1ea1i1 1g. White shill• S w itch Box, 4" Oak glc exte r ior w ith la rge pordl. ..... Cl... UMd C•n Pla n k 9 n. Long, 1 Doz. C.0 11vc n ie11tly lo('atcd un the _ ··-AU Mak.. tN MNe11 Gcese, • 40 Chicke ns , (Approx.) --- · main stree t through town. Pru· J400 MONTHL Y QTROPOLffAN MGTOIII I Doi. Ducks. The above Items pcrty i s in good t·o n ditio n a nd SPAR E TIME - loot Molll It. are to he sold before Lunch , a rc11I h11y at $3500.00. Some l l ef1 l l i ng and colletlmg money \ ,__, Otllo LUNCH WILL Bl SIRVID finant·in� c11n bl) ussumed. from Ne w Type high qua l i t y ,,HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI EPORT- Lari.:t' masonry MIDDL ' i11 tlispcrmrs operated com • in w , S Por Room h Divider, 2 e t t, HM STUDEBAKER ye Presiden , home wilh 9 rooms, I ½ b11thi1, this K r ea. No s e llini;:. l'o quulify pt . Se tlio nal Couch, Chiffo, tlr. sedan. flneit and be 1t I b:1.s1' 1111'nt, furrrnee heating. have re nces, you refe must car, w Chest Dra ers, or robe, HumStudebaker. Really aharp inside 1 ly located N i 1·, on larg e loL. St�en o t cash. to $UIOO $600 r p r ey e BTU), Heat (45000 G11M cU and out. $1 ,095. Bla nar's, $200U.OO 11nd U U . UOO . 1 1 $ Only w 11ct hours 1.:an twelve eekly Barrell Hal'k Chair, Be d room Pomeroy. 9 15 fltc 1 -· down paymen1 ean handle. u11 lo $4 00 monthly. More full Suite, Vcst11 G1111 Range, Philco Some skill in inte r io r dccor al· time. For 1icrsu1111I inLervicw 185tl FORD V8 Fairl■nc Comb. Refri gerator, ABC -Hll'd top i ng. 1111 d other wol"k and do-it• w rite P. O. Uox 8027, MinncuCpe. One of cleanest can In W11her, Reel Type Lawn Mowyourself and this hume can be polis, Mi nn . ludude phone n u m• lown. ,1095. Blaelln1r1, Pomer, 2 t·lo wer Pedestal&, 2 Roea .$20, 000 home. her. 9·22- ltp D 15 6lc eroy. ken, Standa, 2 Single Jron E-6- room fnme house, S".RACUS Beds (Complete), Drea,1n1 Ta1908 CHEVROLET VB Bel Aire, 4, one floor w ith hath. :rnd gas ble, Gl!I Heater (15000 BTU), ( dr. Sed1n. Good lookin& and .11ood --- -- •-- -ht•ating. La r ge l evel lot. 2 White Chai r s, Lamps, Kilrunninl cu. $99!1. Blaetlnars, WISTING MU S, ELLllt cash. FURNACl! $4000.00 chen Cabinet (Ve ry Good), 5 I Iii 15 6tc Pomeroy. � . Dinnette Set, Deep F i' yer, · HOUS I •PP l i•11cH. Arnold llra. SALISBURY TOWNSHIP -4- r oom . th•rt, Syracu .. , Ohl., PhorMi rranw with elN· lrir-ily a111d cis· Mi1cell1n eous Item,. 1100 PLYMOUTH VB 4 dr Sedan. W Y . 11 1 1 -tf tern water , ½ .ic re lot. 400 2-6:114 ADA VAN MITIR, Ownar lJlre new black and whit• fin, fu•t f rom Pomeroy corporalion T•rm1: C■1h. tab. Pu1h button shift. $895. 1 BU LLDOZE R FO II" HIR E· Po � d8 • J $1000.00. Not ltHpon1lble for Accldenh I Bliettn1r1, Pomeroy. D 13 file b asemen t Ian d•�a p mg. RUTLA ND TOWNSH IP-6 room and lltAD,OID AUCTION Cheste one r, Yulton53.2 5G . fram e house w ilh me tal roof, 1800 DODGE in near perfect COMPANY' RACINI, 0. :� . 4•:fOtp _ out-ccllur, well 111ntl I al' re lot. eond.11.lon, will trade for tractor AucllanHr: CRITT RADFORD __ __ On i,:ood road �2 mile f rom of equel value. t.:on\.lcl Oliver l1le M1n1pr: A. C. BRADFORD. AI R 80NOJTION11'G, REFRIG.ERStale l l igh wa)'. $2000,00 cash. S.,N, Portland, Obio, Rt. 1 , IHHllc ation ,ervtce. Jack'• RefrlgeraALBERT M. COX, S1leaman ►JIHIP . l'boue TU2· Uon, New Haven . -.;r; pro• lll3l THE LATE T. H. DAv1S o• 229 Phon1 WY2-2l20 6-2'.S·U 1 · lNO OLDSMOBILE aedan, Rea• perty, hrlck two story, localed __:__ ____ _ _ WY2,3130 IOl11bl)' priced. c,11 WY2·3232. al North Third and Colli ' ! 9-2 1 • 1 1c A1 1CTIONl a NMte Streets, Mi d dleport, may be Co.-11ple:a ..nlct 7 ROOM HOUSE. b11tb. three lols. aeen any evening. 9-17-::tOlc Crltt lradt.nt Motor re• CHEVROLET. 1 111 - -786 Hysell St., M iddleport. J. Wtfte, Phone ..Contfft conditioned. Run, 1ood, 11110. U S E D ELECTRIC PORTABLE H. Allen. � 9-7-tfc A. C. BRADr,OAtl, R•c6"e. Oh.._ D1l1 JlyH II, 173 Grant St., nwinl( machine, Onl y $11UO. _______ 8-21·3lp lllddleport, Ohio. Uoed eledrlc console, $111.50. Al• ROOFING, SPOUTING, She,! M•ao new Singer sewlna machines · t1l work and repa.lr w.:rk ur / FORD automatic transmluion C• •• � o. 1 3,(MO and vacuum l:'lcanerH. The F�bany . klnd. Phone WY 2-2301. e n Jlviden. Pho D. A. radio. and G. E. Maebo n , dba .Pilaebon & ric;: Shop. Phonci WY-2·2284. S.1 1-IIO&p. 1>-21-4tc SPS-ITII, M11on. ;;;;;_,,_;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;:;;;; ;;;;;:;: acbon, whose address is 2810 M 9-19.stc Collis Ave nue, Huntington, Weal I MODERN 3 piece bedroom suite, Virginia, and is not a' resident of blonde, $100.00, 57 Frigidaire the State of Ohio, Is hereby notl• ' VOTE FOR WAYNE after 12 cu. ft. $150.00. Good condlf ied that on the 5th day of July, jea tr," Wayne Poullr)' Mixer tion. Phone WY2-6274. 9--2 l -3tp l960, Mountai n Ir on and Sdppiy JfOUDd and mlxed with your own filed its petition against him as Co. pain. Thia comblnation helps POTATOES Clarence Pt'olfill, ,. . defcnd,nt, in the Court ofc.r.Com­ , lllvt rou more for your money Portland, Ohio 9•2 l · l 2tc mon Pleas, Mei&a County, Ohio, tbroUlh maintained hllh produc­ Case No. 1 3,040, praying for jud& · FOR SALE: 1 white face cow with -. low coat per dmen eu1. ment agalnat him for the sum of • month old calf by the aide; Alk 1bout fortified Wayne Poul• ,Ill two thot1aand one hundred ninety ttr �r at dealer. K•utJ Feed I manure lipreader, works good , e v e 11 and 91/100 dollars I • ·�� aaddle $25; PS; 1 small hone "'8t Cbater, Oh)o. ($2,19'7 .91 ) plus lnteri!st at rate or ' 1 e:ctra nice large black hone six; l)flr cent, represenllng merchan• 11ddle Arnold Grate, diae sold lo him on account, and Phone S82-4 191 or Slt2·4811. costs of thls action. 9-2 l-3lc Said defendant Ii required to an­ FOR SALE One 1963 Chevrolet awer on or before the 29\h day of 1 October, 1960. tonvertlble In good conditlon. Sorrel work hone wl(l. 14i00 lh1 Moyntaln Iron & Suppl., Co. CH1' ·2194, 9-21-3lc &., J, I, O'BRIEN, lt1 attorn•y We repall' all typea of ratll• (8) 3 1 ; t9l '7, 14, 28; 00) $, 8tc atora,' from beater cores to I RIVER REPORT I the Wo r ld Wide Commu n io n se rJf Mrs. Paul vice w hich w ill be held at th e n \\',jlhu rn pre- ,." hu r•,._h on O •..tobe r 2 wa•., • o· sC"S· .. scnted the devotions using th e sed. A r ound robin card was sign• · topic "Disposition" w hirh was e by the group and sent to Mrs. d tak e n from the book "The Greal• Branch Flemiring. 1 est Thlngs in the Wo rld." Topic for the Bibl e Study The meeting w as closed with · w h It ' h w as g11,en bY Mrs. HaroId prayer by M rs. Ron a id Han d. Saue r was •·Unlearning Our HalMiss Nancy Dunbar was a guest reds " and M rs. Dwighl Wallace Following the m eeting pu n ch led th e book stud y "The Olurch and cookies were se r ved by Mrs. and Whal It Is and Docs'' tak e n Walbur n who was assisted by from the book ··consider the Mrs. Rod ney Sau e r with M r8. Church " Geo rge Ande rson Jr., as a con · Du ri�g the busi n ess mPcling tr ib1.1ting hoste ss. I =;;;;;;;;;;;_...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, i" I 1 - en lvPry DMY sentet ·------'-------A UCTION iER REASONABLE RATES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mc Coy C■II or writ• 1. Chuter, Ohio I 8 22 30lp I SUPPLY N E:J G U: R B U LLDJNG Jo h.ns-M ..r. ,· fjp roof shlnglea, kitchen cabinets built lo o rder, dumi n um windows and doors, g11rage doors, ceiling tile, vinyl floor tile and plywood paheling. 1 Call Nelgler's' _ Racme. 8-1_ 1-U:c ___ _ \ ___ ___ . . ...... .. ........ . Back of Middleport For 'l'et; nagers Only! 1 7 1 Help Wanted ,Jh. I 1 9 ) B us1. ness Opoortuntties 1-- -------- -- 1- it Yoiri:t FOR ...,.,... SALE - --- '°°· I Expefle■eed, - ------- Leaal Nohce I RAD I ATO R '• .,.-• al ■ ■ ■ . •• •• •• • - • I REP A.I R (9o ) �rine Supplies _ Al IS IPICIAI.I 57 Mer(wry 60 H. P. '495.00 It Me,rcury 70 H. P. �95.00 45 H. P. Mffcury Ot,ttlt "'9.00 MIITIIOl'OI.ITAN tiO lalt Main ..._., ,..,..,.., ,.,_ wn.mo · the lullest truck l'l' lractor radiator, • Blaettnar's "'°"" Pomeroy, WY-2-21 41 Ohio :u, .CORONADO, Calif. UPI - , Chi• ca&o economist John K. Lal'flUm said Tuesday the U . S. economy la . beading for a receHion. He told delea:atn to the California Savin&t l ,md Loan Le1gue convention the recession woull be&in next yeu and laat into 1962. <lomedy PlayhOUM'! A.!1•entur� Time Steamboat l!,J I I Quick Dra w �-:Gnw .14Ullc :it the Round The .Ji11, Tlu :kt\1' �bo• Wt"�tbercsn Nr w� Pie-fur" Huntl<ev Brinkle.r t.erort Manhunt Wagon Train Price is Ri&ht 1:45 �:00 A:30 9:30 lu:00 ll!:30 Tate This is Yo1.1r t,re Tombstone Territory Newa He.ciline1 WHthercut The. Jack Paar 8bolP s1go on_____ Sign On Tcci.ay Welecome Neighbors Mr. a nd Mrs. North Dough Re Ml Ph,y Your Hu-r: .. 4,:005: 3\1 9:00 6:30 8:40 6:45 7:00 1:30 8:30 9:00 9:45 t0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 :lQ 1 1 : HI 1 1 :20 1 0 :00 1 0:30 l l :00 . 1 : 10 11 ·15 1 : 00 Price fl Rtght c'o ncentnuon Truth or Co nsequence■ r, Could Be- You �Id Pay Ne -¥8 Mo,· i �t ime Woman "' World LoreUa You 11g Show Young Dr. Malone f'Tom These Roots Comedy Playhouse Ad11e n ture TimP .Slcamboat BIil Sf!'L Preston F1alt & Scr ug,gs Show Weathercast N,'W& PlclUrP H untley ru-•;,l(f.;.;, P.eport Whlrly birdii Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Thf' Ford Show The Groucho Sh.ow 1 30 I Married Joan Ill'llitiess G,un . Queen For A Day Alt.. ut F'1Cel Medif' nay ln Court Ga.I, Ston,l 'S_how B�'it the CltM.1.. Who no You 'l'rw.t Mn,erlcan -\l,a.1ditand Rocky and Hi.I Friench San Francisco Beat YoW' El.lo Rep,.:-rter Weather Teller Jo]µ) D�e)' �(!WI Fil1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed Amerlean Bandstand 1 13:30 t :CO FUcka 1 :sq, Sm l""rani:lle-J Beat 2:00 Yo1n Esso Reporter Weathei' Te.Iler John Daly Newll J:30 Four Just Men :00 5:10 :,fosic for Summer Night f:-:00 Nt1lson Family W ednesday Night !'ightl Sp,;>rts Parade e;40 Hawaiian Eye '1:00 News Tonight '7:30 8:00 Scannin g the Weather Sport!! R,eport B · •• The Real McCoys Late Show Jer;uine canon Show 3 __ 9,30 Tne Unto1.1(1hlbles 10,30 Sea Hunt Cartoon Spectacular l l :00 NeW!i Tomgbt Romper Room 11 ,10 Scanning the Weather Show Time \l:15 Sports Tonight Esso Re�orter U::.!O Lale Show ,' 'My . i'riend !:i: :::g ;00 Channel 13 Weclnasda1 fi:00 t; 16 l:30 1:00 i'l:00 8:15 tl:30 tl:30 '1:00 7:30 : �30 8:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 .ll : 10 11:15 The Brlghter Oa, ·T'..ie Secret: Storm Edge ot Night Tbel Three Stoogee News A Look al lhe Weather Sportscope Amos & And:, H ighway Patrol 'l;he Aquan uts · ._W or AJlv, � . a ¥ The 11lion re I've Got A Secret U. S. Sleet Hour 1 1 O'cloc.1r: News A Look at Uw Weather Theater i3 8:00 8:15 9:00 ll:00 l;l::SO IJ:00 )J.:30 CB� l'{ews Captain IClmgaroo Cartoon Tbtater December Bride Video Village J Love Lucy ,The Clear Horizon 1-IO ,:. t:00 1:(8 l:SO t:80 '°:® (0:15 10:30 10:32 10:tll 11,00 11:02 11:20 \1c31) 12,00 :2.:00 l.r2:3,0 l�:45 1:00 1:30 2,00 2::iO 3 :00 3:80 , :l'Q Ub ,f,3JJ Love of Life S�arch for Tomqrrow The Guiding U1ht Life of Ri1ey · As the World 'J;'utni Full Circle House :\,rty Tbe Ml�onaire '111e Verdift Is Youn The Brighter Da,­ Tb,.· 3acret ,lorm Th< Edi• qt. �I� :!lOf. -llli!._ ThM!o·1!Mlolu a:oo 8:15 6:20 6:30 7 : 00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 1:00 1:10 1 1 : 15 f• 'flt t:1:30 1,00 1:02 1 ,30 1:30 2:00 3:00 8:02 1,30 S:M ,,,,Oiloo •· 4,SG 5:00 S:05 1,30 5,31 .,,s 5:00 8:30 88:32 7:00 7:02 7:SO ,-:32 � 8:00 p. "''"'""'"' p u, 21. AgrlcuJ... tural Engineer (abbr.) 23, Belence ot woodlands 26, A, flowered .w, ...... 29. Antlered animal 80. wrn.ppod u,. " · Prophet ti. Afflnna� Uve voto G. Early 1;ommunl-­ lle1t 1. Crea.\ "qUMtity ivar.) 8. Napoleon'• exile Wand $, Beak 10. Attempt 14.. Inluttive l)Ower 20. GQld (her. ) 21. Land • mea..aurea ..... I " Just For You News Headlintl Just For You Newa Juat r"or Yeu Calling on Pt. Plea»ant News Headline, Music Go Round News Music Go Round Newe Headllnea M11.1lc Go Round Local New, Music GQ �und B11.1eball &eoTtl Music Go RoWld News ReadUI\� ·' Music Go Rodhd Complete News Rt1und-up CroW'II ' Steit•HoUlle--Sound vf lhe SO't Newt -ReadlinH EvenlnJl Jnterlud• News Headllnea Evening Intet"lud.e News Headlinei Sundollfh SereUd• Stan Off e1·ture 23. Spllc• In• tool 24. Turr 2�. Toward 26. Greek ,. letlet 27. i'ema)e aheeP � .....411•1•., .&■P-, 28. Unknown. MOO 37. Corn bread 38. FormC"rly \JJ!n<ju} 31. 13ebof,L1! ◄0, Knoek!f. 34. Deadly . -4 1 . Perform 35. Proverb 4 2. Humbli, 36, Resume ,(ti. Like a , , J>AJLY CBYPTQQUOTg ... �•• low 1 AXYDLBAAXB to work CNL BE ,tCttLEO WHEN Hf Gl1S BACK BlD<JOHOOOD, SHERIFF TAIT > l AIN'T SEEN HIM AROUND 10 By AL CAPP ""fOl.J M E'AN THAT LITTLE. DEMON ? , N· NO, I DON'T SEE HIM, . i:: l"WER.'f THE\' IMAGINE THSRE'S A �"-' THE ,REALllE Vf,{5E..!r- BUT, WE, BEIN6 C "'1L1 THAT LITTU CREATURE. WITH THE. WHITE WHJSl<ERS AND RED t...�•.U)f.R-9·-\I RT IS MEREL'/ A SILL'/ suPERSTfTICN.'f ' -21 tt: k l'., O N G l/ � L L Q W Cn.e 1ettet 1lmp1y stands for anothet. In thla aample A ll u-i fo� the three L"s, X for the two O'a, etc. S!ngle lelten, apo.. trophle,, the length. ,net formation. or tl.o "'°1'dl ll'O • hill_. � da.y lhe code lcttcn are dLUllnllt.. " • I I WHAR'S �ORE CQ,IWi/! I :,. il , �N' fLL SHORE \'A.JEN YOU SEE THE. SACRED PUNc..lJN"t'O RE VIJE.>E, \O.J WILL OOTICE TWO DARLING LITTLE 0-IAPS \IAL.KJN6 AROUND 11: � Ofil MD·HOr t6. Sena.te meuenger ,t.7. Chirps tS. Killed ' DOW?f I 1, Unt)dy Ansry 'f·J Z By FIED LASSWELL Ll'L Al>NIIJI r,A�OLINF ALLl!Y �..:.. . - • - · - -:- Bv K•NG .., �•M• Vou don·t get a ., c.t,ance to make so cent. everv day. A CrJ"PtogT8111 quotation H D G G D J P B'R OBVSH DP D Q L G C GWQLRRLO C N L W J P B R D C N L G H - � D R T H Y V C N .. Teatenlay�ii CryptllfJ11ohl: MUSIC HATR ClL\RM8 'l'O �OQ'lliE THE SAVAGE BREAST-CONGREVE., (C 1960, KJng l'e&tllNI B,m41Cate. IDllr.) MinUJteriaJ Group · _The next meeting of the group will be held on the sccQnd Mon1 tla)' in November with Rev. DonHeld Monday Me.et&ng The Middleport M iniste rial As· a i d Boone, to have the sermon ' sociatlon met Monday at the o utlin e a11d Rev. Konkrlght in First Baptist Church with R ev. charge of the devotions. Nyle Borden, preside n t in cha r ge. ,Following the opening son� . l,oi1,l·EVB To Hold Rev. Ray,.mon KOnkright gave the open iDg 'pr,iyer and Rev. Fre.-f I CouJere11Cf' , The loc11l con re rence of the Gardner presented th, sermon E nterprise a nd Morning Star outline. E.LIB Chu.rches w jll he held Sun­ Re11. Konk right also reported to day. Se1>t . 25 al B p. m. i n the the group on the Daily Vacation Mor n ing Sta r church. Dr. Clayton �ible School held this past June. L�l:t, �ynfere11ce superinte ndenl-, in cha r ge of t h e services ., · • e er impo r ta nt items will be discussed and Rev. Glazier asks that all officials or both churches be present Dr. Luh will brit'g the e\lening message and h'l"r'yo11e is in• : vited lo alle nd the worshi p s�r· ..,le, but only memhers o f the Council of A<lrn i11isl ration will 'tiave voting powe r d u r ing the lo­ cal conference. , i "- •r· 00< 1 Arthur J. smith-New A Look at the ;;· HtJmo S)lt1Ttact0pe Amos & Andy Shotgun Slade The Invisible Man Playhouse or Stars JolJnny Ringo Zane Grey Theater Markham Ad venture Theater To Tell the Truth News A Look at tbtt Weather Theater 1 3 22. Needle i n fant S2. 1d eat ( a�br,) 83. Male ort1prJne 3f. Dl.stant 37. H&wauaa food !19. ButlntU t,1, 'fOl'tther , .S. �e devll 4.4. lD;Jl.temal J W B T L G H --�--------WMI'() Daily Pro,uam Schedule CMancla., • Frld1y) Sign On Guest Star Now, RFD New1 Beadllnet1 Breakbst Party Pickens Hardware Show Breakfaat Party News Headline, Sporli Report Breakfut P"'7 Newa Breakfast Part.v New• Headlines Bn!akfHl fart;v New1 Onakfaat � Coffee Tline SwaP Sliop NeWI HeadllQ,U Momtng Devotiom Radio jl3{t1t11ol Ne-,,• �,j(l�u Counbj F,trm . jactr JU, 1(0' , · . -· a. Reltowed !. Marblee 5. To consent 1J. A Great, Lake 12. Shouter · 13, Keepa ltlo. Roly-pol7 16. CUbio .....r 1'T. Oolonr 18. Longing ' t WAS bv\N6 10 ASK \\).J � \(l/ IIIANTEO TO P\.A'i A LIT TLf B.A.Ll, SNOOPY... OAI LY C R O S S WO R D Phil Silve rs Show J-iews Hs,tdline& Weathen�ast Jaek Paar Show Sign Off WHTN-TV (:h(lnn-.1 13 f,W N-OW�-.-. Depan-d able Hear B_ e yond CitJ;G as�Ma insl . . 'l . .,., I :� - Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy.M iddleport , 0 , Sept 2 1 . 1 960-7 ----·-------- --WCHS�TV Channe l 8 Channel 8 - !liursday 800 8:30 9:30 ·J:Z$ l:(ila 1 a,ao Channel 8. - Wecluesdlll 2.00 1 8:00 " 12 00 1 2 ..i(I l .00 I 10 2:2.U 2:30 3.00 3:30 4· 00 4 : 30 � - !>Cl "' · 30 HlO tJ:25 e:3o 1:1 · 4 :J 7·00 7 :30 8:00 ·ira.,, Channel 3 ·· Thursday- T:02 '1:ik> T:@ ■ ■ ,:ac:: t:45 1:00 i::ro 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 J0:30 U :UO 1 1 : lP 1 1 : 15 1 ,1111 '* 20 ) Business Services ■ 4 : 30 5:()(1 8::;(I 1:00 1:18 f,.J! :18 ::QO l:!11 t:j) I • th!inel 3 - WM111esda\ :: � 4:00 Channel l3 - Thursday \,,,IICICl'U �-• •, �f1::�t TEL EVIS ION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 W J'E H ' Up To The Minute 5:05 PM, NAME I HOPE SHE LI K ES 'EM '" DROPPER -rw,rr ca> ANO THE KID5 AAE 5T1U.. HANGl/'G AROUND. Mr. and Mrs. Rohcrt A r nold were guests of honor al a C"hirkl'n ba rbecue Friday cvcni ni.:, give n by Mr . and Mrs. Roy Smith at lheir home, Athens Road, in ohsl'rvance of the Ar nolds' 25th wedding an niversary, • Pre,ent were Mr. and Mr!.. A rn• old an� Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ la rd Hines, M rs. Olive Ingraham, Floyd Weber. Mrs. Ama nda K aspar and Mr. iittd Mrs. Smilh and Don, nie and Linda. Girts were presented th e hon, ored guests during the evening. a Times Dally , I HAVE TO MA KE THE PLACE CAR DS FOR IRMA'S PARTY By aBNII BUISJDDLLEB Barbecue Held For The Robert A rn olds Mason County NEWS 10 AM 1 1 :55 AM Sept. 25 I Brings You The NAN CY �AN� 't'OU, MIS'S .C:I-IART I (il.lE'ii8'«tl WON'T· l"EEO Me � MORE, et°i SIJRE, "IW OIART! 'l;.MOOT � t�. � IS, Pt£AOE I PLAN U. $. VISIT STOCKHOLM UPI - Swedish Princess.es Birgilta 23, and Desi• r ee, 21. wUI make iheir first visit I to the United States ne xt Novcm., bor. They will take part in the 50th anniversary ceremonies of the American - Scandinav,i11n Foun dation an d will visit Ne w York, C�lcago, and possibly Philadelphia. 1 Betl_y Milhoan. Pegg)' and, I Hti� a.ttenQed the Homecoming at Enterprise_ Sunday, ABlllil �.D SLATS Regudless'of where you n�you can have.,.. DOW -:-:. before cold weather set$ ID. complete gas service in your home, With Ashland Metered Oas, you can now enjoy comfonable, Instant gas heat this winter . • • and thele'a no need fOI' exlCDSivo insulation or remodeling. I Besides heating your bome with gas yoo11 ' find pa ii best for cooking. water heating and clothca drying. Ou ii not only more economical,' but It's clean, blgbly depend• 1 For more information on Ashland · Metered Oas and a complete line of gas appliances-water heaters, floor furnaces, space heaters and ranges, phone or Wiito • , • I · able and 1tormprool. . , ,. For, a nominal rental ehuge, covering · an eonnecti,0111, you can lltlrt •joying tho oonvenience of an Ashland tank, meter and · MOERED �� . J,tctald_Sl_u_■yllem._1- 10lll bomo, right] ' Phone WY-2-% 168 Box 471 - l'omeroy, Oblo .. -- -.•--- -�-.-..·•.A•. .,... .•.-·., J ' • ;,� ., - � .. '' p ; - - � -,--•-" • I .. . 'I • ------�· I ., ' .,.1,- ... .. I �·-···�----· l ' _, • ����tine!. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 21, 1960 ' Pioj9cts For Coming Months Studied / .:· . .'When First Boptist Chwch Circtes Met . · ---------. ii Mainly About People In pOffleroy Group Donates To The Blood Program A ,.,,,,,., of $2; was ,,,1,d to the l'oun,y Blood .n rogram by the Homc·buil<ler� Cla ss of the Middle- , Qurt Clnm: h of C hrist wt1en th e group met Tuesday e\· ening al the home of Mr. and Mrs. C as h B�r. A $5 donation was Y oted to the Salvali on Army during the meet\flg wh ic h was ronducted by the priesid'" 111, w en d e 11 G erI ac h · Plan� were mad e for t h e October I banquet whi�h will be served -by ' the Philat h u Women. Committees named fur the banqu e t were: d ecoratw11: �rs . We sle}' Fry. Mrs. Donald liosney and Mrs. Bruce I Bing h am Program !\-1rs Ba h r, llrs. Herman Kincaid and Mrs Milton Houdash('lt 1 lW for the coming · mont�s were discus�d Tuesday - l',n � � -When · the missi9!1,-Z-Y ci.rcles. o� the Frrst Bc1.ptlst ly LUCILL5 ttAWKll'III � ti; of Mlddleport met m regular meetings. , . are e . ngs eft Sunday I Mis L J �m U � [ Bearhs Frances_ �The Qprc&ll Circle met at the h@me of Mrs._ , by plane from c..harleSton, W. Ya. and {>enod, ��th, ,Ma. Milton Hood in charge of the devotional I r her 0 e· o al Gabl Ill ., � � er grane;i-a �er ��er a /Is lr \H . ' ,'J!!.�lUcb.ard OWen, chairman, of the business meet.mg. ,1 a · ��1 --H� · · ta 1,· on to ·sh ut-ms , . .... Tbe "'r"!e wacussed th �,,eIr pro · ect of VISl Peter Jennings and ot h er relatives �y: decided lo remember /he birthdays of them also and friends ' ' White Cross work was also discussed. Mrs. Oav1d Frecker was the Sun· J.ln. .U..vid Sneller, readll\f man anii Mni . Richard Hova tter, day gu(."st of her daug h ter and son,• -�irman� •asked each memb(!r to I prHen ted t he program "Churc h in-law, .\Ir. and Mrs . Homer Holter. � \/l1Cf I record of tbe study bookl Extt-m;ioti" tillr.en from the Mis- Mr and Mrs . Roy Holler and (llJFb. tbey read and report to aion )lagazine. family vi si ted Sunday in Ch<'shire Thr ,rhool lun<ih project was w ith h er mot he r, :ru-s. George , ., A&abciatlonal meeting o be di1cuned and alao plana were �� i� Thompson. t · , �4 'J'l!u_rlday 1t Rio Grande madt t9 11islt the county infirmMr . and .'\ll n . C h arle s Werry .PM. anao_ unced and round-robin ar, e11rl>· next month. Plane and family returned homeM.Moriday --� were sent to Mu. Victor were Hlio made to eervt ·refresh- ev enin.i: after a we c keml visil m Raymond Cole was in ehirge of l e and men1I a1 lbe nex t mee 1·1ng of the Bloomrn�ton, HI., wi! h ' t h eir son ��� :, u- ._.,..,rIea wh·t the de,,.oLional period for Tuesday' s """ , B, Htytt, memu,c:r� L- of tbe 8 . JI . -an < born MIO sIonary So- and dau,i;:hter-m-law, Mr, and :"ttrs. �•· me('trng w h ic h included an open- I . Who are ill. tiety. Jame5 Werry aru\ Mr and M i s ing prayer'; srriplure readrng, �e program of the evenI ng T111111 � next meeI mg w1·11 be held William Elias. They al so visit ed Mr. a Bibk Qlli:t. and roup singin g g ,• 11 wt.I Iaken Irom tht1 • t th.? home oI Mra. Htrah eI and Mrs. Emmell �has at Lincoln, '"'IIOme Mlaaion Dlge1t" wH pre• McClure w ith Miss Freddie Hou- llhnois. 'f.1e me e tin� dosed with rra::c• jj;: ted by M.ra. Allen lluzhea, 4,ashel! In char1e or th, devotL ·. '1Qo4 l!nd Mrs. Blanche Hap- lion, Jn<I Mrs. Tbomall the pro• Allen Clrns(' ol Jiuusto11, T<'xas , tiy B1....1 Wilwn_ after wludi !'-1"5· f' arriv ed Monday evenin g rall C'd by K('Jl ncth _ M c Elhmny cundur il'd . a I '.'· . �•= --�;-?: . 1rain. · . , , 1 the death or his muthcr, Mrs. Jo hn �cries 01 J:;ames. ,· . . ,: .�e 111¥ting refresh• . · ,.,.,_:Ji;, 4t: . I � h C ase si s H ,!er Mr8'. i Uaro]d Rus ._ , .· ' Be;· , ,.ose . : ,�,d by Mrs. "Rallr D11Y'!JJ: . of tn<' <'V('ni :1.'.'II: jl! he A c l ! ,, W V· s"IJ of Hunti.....,ton ' · .- -' , �,'·i -'.., . ay · ,1· ., .......... . .mentioned ••••• Qb . ;1• •� ¥l"i""' _..,. ' · ii ., a ,· ved i salad course was se. rved by Mr�111 '., cYcniw• Saturda\· , • 1e_rve :s. 0 Jdn, )ilrtley, � Mn,-.· 1 · .- I M s . Mil dc,.d Lon g ,;_:,1 i}-i'Wit141breW1', Mn . Johll The EnlcrprtSe iUB ::·thurc� Mr. a·nd Mrs. Pa triC'k Loc harv '.lfr . :ahr, ; . Co.c anc, Mr. and f)1r�, an _r£ J e er . lijne,, Hra. Paul Smart, and -wlll 0D;9 � _ij�!IY. Day, �t. 211:- spent the week end in Dayton with McElhinny lu �hnsc mcnt1�etl i,r.,_ Willia ADthOQJ . and Mr•. ·• speeiat df�rrf, ls M'tn1 ••de to Mrs_ Glen Chase. They wer<' .a ccoman;: Mrs . c, rtac h: Mrs. �nn . have '11 1 00 . petce�l ,1��'Manc�- panied home by !ttn. C h ase and .� PUilen were auesU. ey, 1 , · a d, . ;:,_rs. C he5lt>r E�. chool. Sunday Rc-V. tranci1, lfh,s Heltll Locha.ry of coh-1mbu11 1n s LICTA CIRCLI d wm an ��rs. � 1 1Sun. t�: · Owen Bratton, chairman, ff. Glaaier, paator, '. will, 13' !n who WH alllo a guest of Mrs. Ch ase : 1 Jack r: hase of nav:un arrived on ••• l)l charge of the t,u,lneu ehar�e of the . mornlnaf worship r 1 , i:nietln'I of lhe Elecl.l Circle se v ,i:e •� ':" hich time th e Chll- Tuesday , call ed by it,e deat h of his Birth Announced �h. miet at tbe home of Mr,. d rcn " M11� 1onar)" . Gro11i, will grandmol her, Mrs. Jolin Ch as(' , and , In Ne,u y ork State have a •.Pec1al part in the .11cr,ice. Is tht' �u e�t of Mr. 11nd Mrs. rat, . MrDa,nle l �\I Dar■t. Mr: and Mrs Curtis The eh.Horen will give �be con- r!eh. i,o h ,i n' Ilion. New York, are announ · , }i:ln, Ethel Hugiles h11d t M are,:atioo an •. :rs . i:P, · �r r,n,ipocll, Youngs- of opportu ri.Hy Lo ring the birl h of a son Shawn �tlon1 and � n. Raymond •hare ir, the purchaaina of Chriat town wu th e Sunda}' nig h t guest r:urtis, on Monday, Sept 19. The J4evina who \Os 1n 1!111r1e of .the mas gifO for the r:hildrtn In for- 01 M rs . r;<I,..• B.i rt i:Js. Dt.Oll'•� presented lhC! artkl'fl t1le-n ta o.di. Everyone la ln"lted. Mr. an cl �t:· s Don:ild f'ampliell n<'wromcr weigh ed seven pounds, . ,aetmon on the L.ord'e, Prayet." . of Pit tsburgh , Pa .. were lhl' Sun- fifteen ounce�. Malcrnal grandpnrcnt s are Mr. TO HOLD· R I.C•ftTION . J>,rJn.c the meetinR tbe group day night ,:ucsl.� of Mrs. Emm a and Mrs. Georg e Pi sa, SilY er 'ihfcided to furnish lunl!bes at . The Junior Yout,b · .Fellowship Davia. P,ebool for two children 11 ,Jlart of the Un lted Methodi9t Church Caller at the horn(' of Mrs . Edna Cree k, N. Y. Pate rnal grandpar- 1 Of. their needy family project. will have a receptii,n for DflW Bartels, Sunday evening, wue Mr. enti. are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis %fie)' also voted to remember member, coming Jnto their group and Mrs. Richard Campbell, llo- McDaniel of Ma�on. A gre at is Mrs. Nelli e ,heir lpeeial Interest miHlonar- on S unday, frQnt d. to 7 p .' m. at bert Davis, William Barte ls and grandparen t the church. All IM!V..th and son , C h uck, Charl es Foss and Mr. Schwarz of Mason. �- on . their birthdays. ·. .After the clo1in,: or the mfet• !il�t h ,rade ,boY11, and , girls al'e und :w1.rs. Ralp h Spencer. rived Tu e sday for a visil wit h his l� by 'tbe Lord'a Prayer In 11ni- invited lo attend. Harold Bartela of- -Youngsto : rs. Edna B a rtel�. - -- wn ar- mo th er, M -aon. retreahmen ts were aerted to - ---J)lo,11e already mentioned, and Mr•. L. D. Dlle11, Mn. Jacob Tur­ ne,, Mn. Beulah White, Mt1. Harold-. Chase, Mrs. Dana Hamil• fon, Mra. Jamea Souders, Mra. �rl Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Houda• 11:telt and Mr■. C. J. Wlae Jr. , LOVI JOY CIIICLI the Love Joy Circle niet at the church wflh Mrt, 'C.· ,J, Rhodes and· Mrs. Char1efi Li1Wi1 u· hoate11e&. _The meeting was opened wllh pnyer after whleh Mn. Raymon Grlm WH devotional 1�·•der, HQr t,Jplc #as ·"Fai th To Live By". · During the bu1lne111 , meeting CQ.nduded by Mr■. t�ts� Balror projects dl1cu111ed w�fe plaelnll or Secret Place ma11az't ne11 in the l)oepttals and the need)' family project. Mrs. Joe Wllaon was the pro•. eram leader i,nd �ave a report on the book "Safe in Bondage." The meeting wa, closed wltfl prayer by Mrs. Bertha Archer a'U.r , which • the group went til the basement where Ice , cream and cake were served at the f,jll,le decorated in pink. FavOrs (i;plnt writing pena were .gh:e!i. eMh member and gueat. ·. ·;-Gue,ta were Mn, Donald lki,one �ti Wllaon and Mrt. Coke of f.itmphi1, Tenneaaee. !. ;:�'t>lher, pre1enl were Mta.' Mnlr. Cheeaebrflw, Mn. Charles Pla nting time i s here for flowe rs that grow , n the spr i ng . Pf1nett, Mlu Sylvia McM111let; 'Jl -.11. Tony Fowler, · Mra, Jobn �II. Mn. Morah Leonard,, Mn. Color fu l tulips, doffodi ls, hyac i nths, etc. We have j ust -i!!!lan McGbM, M ni II. H Hall "Ji',· lll11 Rhoda Hall. ,}� , ;t e next meetlna: will be a received a large shipm ent so' you can pick your favor ite uct which will be beld ■l the 1 ,� • j if;· ,it ,. ch,PRISCILLA CIRCLI varie ties: Buy your i mported Dutch Bulbs here and now 1 ',, :. , ,"!U,l'ht .._ PrlteJlla Circle met at. th11 ' ...; . '• ' e of Mrri. Harold 'Roma, tor , ;�k1 "" if · _ · · luck dinner after wl'llch · Thom11. who la chalrman ., 't'.. .ii'.•''.'!' �e Circle w11 in charge. ' '\, ., i�tievotlo111 tor the meettnR, en­ "l,':�. - 1-.«I, "'A Permanent Home" r .._. a:tven by Mn. Gene Col�• ;_: l, ' ,.., b"'1ii-clr ; I · , -= --. ~- - short sleeve slipovers -­ bnlkies - smooth knit orlons BLOUSE and banlons. Sizes 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 and Teen ,., ••. -�• ii ■ Sch ool Trou se rs n�west styles, colors and fabrics. �,: P LANT DUTCH BU LBS .N O W ! ! l!lant No w For Spring B ea u ty ! 1 ,�� fuJly fa,hionad in a frnh floral prlnl with a wide o w o y c o l l a r, cropped 11 .. YH, 'and diarr,ond b..,1ton• t<, spcork the tt■p·in 1i; l o 1 i n g, Pleated f r o n l allrt, 3 • 9or1 bock 1klrt, slash pocket, 2-inch hem, BIH Of fld, 14-20.14½-24½. ELB ER FEL DS I N POM ERO Y MOU 1HAN A aoot­ lT'I A, , . , ,, " ' Ope� You r Hunting Seascn With • ai.RAND • , . be lnsul■t�d to keep out the cold FLANNELETTE G OWNS \Vomcns flannelette gowns. Full cut. A won• dcl'l'ul value. Prints and solids. Regular and extra sizes. $1 .95 ,. with Comfort ,Qvolllv r,,. ' • , . have aoft pliable leather for comfort. all season Ions AND RAND'S SHARPSHOOTERS DOJ Compl!l\e Insulated Boots ' · Both Rubber and Leather, Sizes In HARTLEY & B E N N ETT ! SHO E STOR E WOM E N S HALF SLIPS All wool coats - Shes 6 lo 18 Men's 59c a roll MENS SWEATERS Button front ,and 1ipper front shawl collars. Small, medium and large &izes in olive Size 72"xl0.8" - $5.95 Size 72"xl26" - · $7.95. green, charcoal, Piedmont blue and Cambridge grey. i $5.95 to $9.95 Ex tremely low price on this 100% Virgin Dupont Nylon pile rug In a very popular hand carved, sculptured design. This rug Is made with a -whjte roller cq-ated backing and seflled ends. SALE! Special Pu,c:hose ! PAS'U:LS and WHITE t7" 32" -- $1.9$ X TV Swivel 48" .--- $3.91J, Chairs SALi!! .. NIIIIJObally Advertl....• RHionlc '' ' , . ·. INNE'kSPklNG , MATtitESS ·I ' �esilient innerspring -with hundreds of (:Oils. Smooth· ·tpp. Thick: ly padded for W1>nderM l'.!ornfort. Long-luting coverillp in iteau'jful dt!i::,orator desian. ReguJ4rl)' Ptlcetl at •.Q . ' ,, ' j· Large selection c)t colors ' For This Sale $35.0Q Mlltchlno 1.. Spr.... kmo Low Price \:u11 or ,:win SIIO and long wl!aripg coY�rs. ' FOR THIS SALE · , $29,95 . '-", . September Bargain t Doy(Af"ilberfefds · .I n Polllerpy 1 • ,, ' ·, ' ' • /. I 1 ·1 o• I I ' A staff of qualified instructors . �ll acting in some eapaeity in the Scoutlng program In th e Meigs­ GalUa-Mason District, has been lined up for Sunday's Workshop Trair,'in¥ Conference at Middle­ L School, aw:irdinl to port Hixh ' Robert Siler, local Scout Execu·uve. , The Instructors, both men and ,,._ , w;omen, have not only completed ·. ilbe eounea which · they will teach " but will be able to add much in ' the 'flY of practicat expe?lence from their own associations with 'Sooliting or Cubbing. if Sunday's courses are scheduled "'"t'o · •tart at 1 p. m. for those en­ ,;:.,fOll!,d.' in one of the three baaic , · �. ,Ol!l Cµb Scouting,' Boy ,-< Sc;o11Uli,: or Exploring, 1 and at .1, '..tl:3b . P:, ' •Di. tor thoae who enroll �: h' j.He�.two-:holll' ,acjvanced courses • ,on · • parti�ular .phase of the proim. '" � ', U'e open to unit lead• -.n'c! -••t.µita, ., troop and ,�1tfee· members, district · ii( ' inatltutlonal reprellen, 'Ind J)lrenta' · of �uts • 1-i,, J , ' ! . " ; ,. ,..,,, �-,� u· h s h I Staffs Selected At Midd}eport � 1 I I Middleport 's PeeWee baseball reeently with a picnic held at the I roadside park. The Little Leaguers of tomorrow , they are. front row, B.obby Mood 1spaugh, '{'om Cook, Chipper Haggerty. . Sherman Mills, Moodispaugh, Dale Clo . nch, QuiJlen, J immy Boggs, Ron Cl on e h , Keith_ _Ya n l!3 wagen , Gary Ellis. Back row, . , Randy Bec'ker, Umdentif1ed, Jim Ferguson , Allen Cunning• ham, E ugene Powel�, Joh� K loes, Bill Slater, Roy Quil fen, Jan Lo r.g, V ernon Ltttle, Jimmy Warner, Dennis Boggs. Stand mg a t rear are Li one I Boggs , Don Mills ' , and Lou Long, supervisors of the program · , s I program PEEWEE LEAGUERS � (slick ball) ended I e I Mana,:er, ,Jacklyn Ratliff; Advertising Managers, Kay Jenkinson, Judy ButC'her,_ Chri�t.ine Coats, Tom Anderson, Jim Hood. Senior Editor, Karen McEIhinny; Class Editor, Doris Rice; Bill Stobart; Aetivi ty Edi tor. Composition Edi tors, William Sollcs and Jim . Hoyt Typists, ; l Judy r.Sauer, Clyda Taylor, Susie 1 Pullen, Judy Ra tliff, Linda For• , rest, Janis Hauck. I I PPCNIC CANCELLED Farm Bureau Council No. 3A h as cancelled its annual plcni<' for Sept. 25 at the home o! Harry Pickeft's. ---�--·- MEJTING CALLiD Third Wa_rd Volu11t"r fire­ m•n of l'G1Mroy are to "'"' tonltflt •t. the W•rd HoUR for 1n Important d.c:islon, Mayor CharlH L' ...r Nici ttria rnorn11\f, ··� '> B--1- - - ·--d- ·1 ---- ------ --ack,WOO e ected To Help PI811 $2 Milli . ·on Cancer Work A re�I' dent of M�1gs County was_ selected Tuesday night at a meeti �g of Amencan Cancer Society leaders in Gallipolis to I the Society's lop level volunteer group m Ohio, it was an. nounced to.day by Mrs. Esther Clark , president of the Meigs County Umt of the American Cancer Society. Lloyd E Blackwood, who starts of the local Ame,,·.. -• Can•"'r a two-year term this month . will Society olf,·ce but the olt,·m, t0" help to dev<'iop and coor<linate I goals are to rea•h ~·ople ' m••, - '' the 52,000,000 yearly state-wide in M eig, County w,·,. 00, 1,· f•. canrer con trol. . •."grams of the savin. < Ed •.. ,,,,·onal Programs , od I ACS Oluo. D1v1s mn Board o! provide better coven:"e in our • Truste es. He wi· 11 represent th e Service Programs to cancer paC'lgh t counties in U1e Ohio Medi- tien ts." raI District 9 on the 68-member Some vf the point, M,,. Clark Board. stressed to warran t bran•h or• In other act iYity, loeal Ameri- ganizalion in order to reach more can Cancer Soci ety volun teers at• people with ACS �Ykes are: ervICeS tending the r.egion.,t. . meeting. . . Popolat,·on Explo,,·on _ New h ard AC-S Oh to D1v1s1on off1. !, common,·t,·e, are bei·ng ·•••-bJ, . � · sbed • <'ials outhn e plans for the estab- on th e fringes of tGwns as the UrC I t 1shment . of ACS. "branches" on a 1 tr•nd tow.-·,d, ,uborb,n ,,·vm 0 · g ,·n, county-wide ban,. . 1 crease s Freeland Norris. well �nown lay I "lliny factors" Mn. Clark said . · . . Distant Cities ·" Towna In The preatJ:ier of �acme, w1l! open , ''support th e need for brancbe& . --- - - - - --- Cou.nty-Awa,- from lhe Cit)' housa series Of nig htly serVIrff at ing Lhe American Cancer Society the Pomeroy Baptist Church Sunohice are not fully COa:nizant of day evening at 7:30. what the AC.S is capable of doing At present �fr. Norris is not I� the way of community &et'only cashier nf the First National vice. Bank of Racin e, bu t is al so pastor "People living in these areas of the Reedsville Methodist will oo able to avail themselves th arg�. He has also served as a more read1Jr of the services or publk school teacher for 1 6 years i Lhe American Cancer Society t'or a number of yeflrs he has lhro11gh the establishment of been t he popular leader of area "Hymn Sings ". In a proclama tion issued by brancnes," Mrs. Clark said. She a.LSO allnounceo the annual Some of his quartettcs and Governor Michael V. DiSalle Octotrios will present nigh tly selec- her 2-.e has been proclaimed as meet10g of the Meig..'i County tions. National BusineSll Women's Week Society will be held Sept. 29tb at • 7:ao at tne Middleport High This service of "Spiritual Re• in Ohio. · · T"ue procIamahon · noted th at School, newaI" services 1· s PI annect m Everyone who h as contr1·b uted busmess · •-. · · year connecti on witLII th IS woman . . . 's em- the n.111er1can , · , e1,·... �ble and 18 mv · . e d Id pu'- as1' & of the Ba p1·.1sI J u.bIlee Ad· •nas •WI wor recogn game d I . lied to a t. . · tend M be • em I'll 1p 18 automatic •· even s h L o er or vance, a program hon w m ac111evements f h ur 1e11 m . · busmes& I U1·1011. · for dynam1(' · eoonomy B apt !· St Iad 1es are coop£>ratmg and wit" contr'b . Annual eIect1on oI oUicers, rethat th cy h •le ded 1caled them1·1ve years. ------selYes to maintaining the highest ports of committees and two levels of business and profess- 1 ilms on cancer will be shown. Lilly Sayre To Be ional tran&actions and th rough conscien tious devotion to their f Buried Saturday sigfor Li lly vocations have contributed Funeral senices ' WlDS WT ' e i<' O ·r· ti t IL ni an d ff IDD iran econmn u Y Sayre, 91, who died this morning O · O • I w If f lb late are e s at 8 o'dock in the Meigs General s mi e Cl ubs throughout the state are Hospital will be held Saturday at · act·ivtties · varmus · · lo · 2:30 p. m. from the Ewirig C hapel Pt annmg wi th burial in Letart Falls celebrate their special week as se I asl·cte. . Cemeter,·. L '-"' OuLocaIIY lhe wee. k WI·u LSurviving is a son, Burt. SyraI ed b h M ddl BP e serv t eport W Y <'Use (a son, Holly, died a year ,, ub wi·th Mrs. Nan· Moore as ago) and a number of nieces and '"'I Twins were wµlners in the elec L · r lbe cuairman commi·1tee nephews and grandch ildren. lion of class CJffieert for th e Friends may call at the funeral planning tl:Je various acliviHes Rutland Hia:ll School held Tues­ for the week h ome anytime. She was a resident with students having grades Tentat·ive ·pJans have beeu day of SyracU6e. of A, B or C eligible for nomi. ________ , made ror a11enct·mg tLne Ch urch of nations. · t tOge ther, sunday evenCh. m CORRECTION OI(kers chosen were for lhe to Don Mullen, Meigs County ,· ng " o,'.t· , 2· Memb•...... are :� S enior class a pair of twms, commissioner, pa�sed and did meet outside the church at 6 . Bett)' and Bobby Arnold of Har­ group On Thur5day t�e will not vote for Mrs. John D. Thomas rant risonville, shared the president to finish the un,expired term of meet at the Martin Restau and vice presidency, Betty being 'l'uesday. for Ju11cheon_ from 11:30-2 : 00. her husband -wh o died president and Bobby vice presi­ g t i e h pl�Mln tee is T comm also According to -Courthouse re<'ords dent. lo_ have a BPW dl�play m the e arlier, he was said to have vol• Secretary-treaaurer for that w1� dow of the Ohio Fuel Gas i;: �d for her appointm ent makin class was Sue Nelson, Rutland. office. il a unanimou s vote of the comF'or Juniors, June Tilhs was I Others on Mrs. Moore 's com- elected, president, she lives m ission ers . 1 mittee are Mrs. Ch arlotte Perrin, Mrs. . Eva Stout and Mrs. Mar- Rutl�nd, David Wiseman, Harri­ IRREGULAR sonville, el ected vice presiden t 00 t bl and Betty Morris, Rulland, sec­ , cetary.\reasurer. i ;:::ce �an Arrives ; u��� ��i{�]�I The Sophomores elected David - - -- -- -Scragg, president, Brenda Tur­ ere From N ew Y ork H I Jame!'. S. Rees Jr .. son of Mr. ner, vice presider:!. and Alice · and Mrs. JamE's s. Recs Sr., of Crouser, secretary-treasurer. All these s tudents are from Rut­ / R · l! h s · d h e h of land. pi8a�: fro� B�����yn, N:: Yor.� , , where he was uonora • bly dis- is Th is year Rutland High School , , made up of former Rulliind charged from the Navy alter four . . High stud ents plus Harrisonville The Li ons Club sponsored dnve for $2,fiOO to put the Red J·ears service . W h il e in the Navy he receiv- Higb studrnts makiriJi the North­ Cross Bloodmobi l e back into business in this county today ed a rating of B. T. 2nd Class western Local School District. had gone over the top. .. t•11e Destroyer and served a boa,-" Lion ea-chairmen Kai Hindy and I Red Cross Chapter. E\IRTH ANNOUN CED Max Ward reported the doflrs 1 It also will pay $110 in back , USS Joh n Hood and was in the Mr. and Mrs. George Mowery Jr. that put th e accoun t over $2,500 rent in Pomeroy. an ite m of o"·cr- ' Holy Land durin.R th'e Suez crisis. head now done away with as far as I He was also on a European tour were received last night. are announcing th e birth of a progran·. rcT! tinuance is con- · of �uty. blood Jaagh ter, Linda Jean, at St. Amis '•It wasn't by 'much," th ey said, His father went to Parkers• Hospi tal In Cl8velsnd, Sept. 11. ecrn<'d. "but it went over." The b 11 lanc<' of the prese nt burg ye sterday morning and m.et Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The chairmen said several comis earmarked to financ� the him nn his arrival by plane, $2,500 Denzil Ricer, Cleveland , and Mr. munities are ·yet to be heard from, m through 1961. progra blood and Mrs. George Mowery Sr., Pom­ such as Rutland, for example. EvMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL On �ept. 2-8 .t�e Bloodmoh1IE' eroy. Mrs. Mary Yost, Middleport. ery dollar N!ceived in the drive Admissions: Clara Grueser, Pom­ ts the baby's great i,;randmothier. makes a no tht>_r v1s1t l� P�m c roy at wHI bee banked in a Lions Club ac. eroy; Dorot hy Ro�eberry, Racine ; count earmarked solely for the the Junior High aud1tor111m from Betty Gudy, Minersville; Ada m. to p. noon 6 . bloodmobile program in Meigs IDAHDANS VISIT HERi S tive,•s , Long Boltom; · Vada Tea• hed anrzed ly t cen A e re-org r County, Hindy and Ward indicated. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eiselslein ford, Racine. Croas Ch apter here, lntent on Disiharges: Stella Lemley, TUP· of Coeur de Lepe, Idaho, 11nd Mrs. Success of the drive has assured maintaining bloodmobile services, payment of $1,300 dlte the Hunting­ bas indi<'1tted it will sponsor a pers Plaills; Nada Allan, New Ha­ Norma Dean, Chest.er, visited with ton Blood ·Ban� Center fo ast Red Croa& Membership Drive oext ven; Mary McAngus and soi;t, Pam, their cousin, Mn. c. L. ArDold, w11111111 ,_ ._. � Wtl\ll!M• .. .. Norn's Open1'ng I I I s Al , Ch h Bapt1st "' I • ' '· s·pecial Week d I Bem . g Observe In Middleport I I T , ers In RUtJand Class Election ° I d:;�:.�r:·:!'.:�p�It��i:\f�:} 1 � ;:;:�{ :! : , : ! �: ��1::;t . S w�:��:r,�� ZirklE' and Ros U.i RichII anJanice arde: Spocl, Edlloc,. Da,ld Lyon, d Don Erwin; Subs�riplion I Bloodmob1 'le Fund Goes Over 1.J.��':· -·-- SINGLE COPY _ 5< ! t I Large Staff Is Ready To Work In Scout Meeting . styles with V necks ,and N ylon Scatter Rugs I COATS and JACKETS $4.95 to $18.95 lleu �·y wei-.ght te xtured viscose rayon thro�cover, sewn on all . _ • 4 sides with match mg 3''. cotton bullion fringe - machine washable - presh runk - Lint free. Colors: Gold, New Cocoa, Honey Bcig(l, Lip Red, New Hunter. 1h11 x Smart on the main floor. · ' Engineer George Johnson ho th feared hllle Peggy wa� dead Jung before the} had brough t t he tram to a screeching hall So did Peggy's father who was wi th the conductor and engrneer when Pegi;:y was rescued from between t he tracka The e ngineer had seen her run on to the trackJi . In h orror th ey stopped their train. M, Saonders had nohced t hat Peggy was miasing from the , 0-.. , ,� h om• ... ya d-, l.lUu ""-' )"ards rrom the tracks-when the train made i ts sudden and noisy stop. He rushed lo the lracks. Together the three men looked for Peggy. Mrs. Saund ers said Peggy was PIa)'rng in the bac...L yard with Kristee Blaz<'r, 8; Barbara S.aund s , B, and Ga y Saunde rs, 1 . ; !0 � er ro:ter:, :nd :e�;! �;par:��:; ran onto the tracks after one of the jumpin" insects Mr. s.auriders is · a dri ver for Case Driveway, doing long distance hauling. Mrs. Sara Halley grandmot her of Peggy, and Mrs ' Saunders were t ele phoned from Indianapulis, Ind., hy railroad officials t�ay checking on the unu_sual mirade. No one could say for cerLain h ow Peggy · e . scaped . the crush ing . w e1gh t of diesel drive wheela. J t wa s. more th an enough for t he fam,ly to know tha t she bad. _;l'1'nes D1'e In ea Around Ok1'nawa Isl d T coat or jacket from our complete line Utility TV Th rows "' $15.95 whtn you're wearing a warm lined For the refrigerator and home freezer. Protects meats and other foods at freezing temperatures. 18 inches wide, 50 feet long. 3 pr. $1.00, TO Rugged weather won't catCh you r.old FREEZER PAPER L;ite aml aip-pl1que lrim1.1ed rayou hriefts. All eh1�tjc lc-g bJnd. Pink, blue and wh i te. Sizes sm.ill, mcdilm1, large. C OA T S a n d J A C KETS $3.95 Corduroy coats � Button front and zip­ per front style. - Some with hoods. Betty Brite HAND CARVED • , , have eu1hfon crepe ribbed aolea for •••r non-akid walktne , , , h1Y1 ht-cut topa to 10'" Boys' Smart, : New 4 pr. $1.00 $1.95 WOMENS PANTIES Former County . Highway Super Died In Athens \ Womens nylon tricot half slips. Sheath. style a n d flounce bottom style in se a spray, med. blue, pink and w h ite. Sizes small, m�d i url\ and large. Size 72"x90" - ,3.95 • • , water npellant to keep feet dry 'railored rayon briefs for wo­ men. Hollywood style and �nd leg ,briefs. W h ite, pink, blue and maize. Sizes small, medium and large . - Size 60"x72" -- $2,95 IOOTS tor the Outdoor Man must •·••■ullt-tn"· W OM E N S PANTIES Sec l he ,beautif ul s election at New Fall Cottons in florals,• plaids, strlp es •and solids. Wit.le s e lection uf colors aud fabrics. C ltOObt' no'W. MiS8eS sizes .and hat( siz.e.;. "Katz" $2;95 $1 .95 to $4.95 $5.95 Two Area Bands To Join Show At OU Contest More Workers For Army Drive Are Announced See the complete line of New F'a ll Blouses � Just in time to refresh your ward­ robe. Eo1y car• cotton b■outi­ , ·'J.' ' .-�.-, i::liHI JQ-40, DRIP DRY COTTON IN COOL DARKS ' $3.95 $4,95 The blou11 yw1I wear and wear . . . neat, ,mart ,nd well-tailored, with roll-up tlaeve1, button­ � down collar, placket front, And at thi1 price you'll want Hveral . , . in perky pl11id1, popular tolid colou, 11 choke c;r( washable fabrics. I I In sizes 6 to 18. All the r· UNITED NATIONS, N . Y. JUPIJ - President Eisenhower today called on Russia to stop meddling in the Congo and to 1 help the United Nations carry out a Hve-point program he 1 Lillie .f'egA y Saund ers, 21- 1 unit en�ines and three freight I proposed to assist new Afri�an nations to build in freedom. mouth oh! diiug hter of Mr and cars of a C & 0 Railroad tram He said Soviet secrecy added to the pressing danger of Mrs Robert Saunders, Chesh1_re. on t he lra:cks heh.ind the Saund "war b)' miscalculation'.' and urged the Soviets to join in dts• IS eit her hke a cat and has mne er8 home. I live s, or has a kniltk for m1racuarmament talks designed to ha1t the global arms race and pre­ P•HY 1uffertd only minor lously esoping death. , brulH1 o.f the forehead, bevent its spread into space. The littl e girl escaped almo1fi lin� to hne beH c■uHd by 'I he C h ief Executive suggested catspaw for an imperialistic c�rtam d eat h yesterday eve niDC , her t-e'•d tfrlklng • nil, that the United Nations declare I power, l h erelly unuermines the at 5 50 whrn run over by tw(� : Conductor C. A. Andrews and .the moon and other celest ial Uni� Na tions and places in jeop­ bodies "off limits" for any war- ardy the independence of itse H like.activities and b&n ,weapons of .i.nd others," Eisenhower warned. R ■V. CARL NUTTER mass destruction from outer space. Ready for Dlsarm.rnitnt A revival will begin tonight at Mike World Addreu Th e President also declared These were among 15 proposals the Unit ed States is ready to suh­ t he Ches ter House of Prayer with the President made h1 a "state-of- .nit to any wurkable, · reciprocal the Rev. Carl Nutter of Park ersth e-world'' address to the U. N. inspection plan to ach.ieve di5- burg as enngellst. The services General Assembly attended by Jrmamen t. H e called for a sh ut­ had bee n scheduled fi,r Oct 2 By United Prns lnt.rn•tion.l Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru- down of plant.s makin� fissionable bu t due to illness were ch an ged Lo T he camp ajgn paths of the residential candidates brOught • • .shch ev and a best of other for- ma terials for nuclear we.i.pon5 in start tonight. J',e M�dwest where the common th I h d t ose get ay er o 1D � � �m c will be special singing T eign leaders. .h is country and Russia. "i<here n ,· ght. •v• rvbody ,· , w• l- Object of the.tr affe.ctions was the disgruntled farm belt vote. Eisen h ower ammged to see •a O ther highlights of the Presi• Democratic nommee John F. Kennedy unleashed an attack dent's speec h : Ti to, a Communist leader wh o �o�� - Rev. Edm;nd Life is past;r, on Re�ublica°: farm po�icies and outlined his proposals for -He warned th at the �United broke with the Kremlin, at 5 p. Nations should not be used as a m., EDT, t oday ill t he Presiden­ · bolstermg fallmg farm mcome in a major speech at the napropaganda forum by ally cnun- tial Sui te at the Waldorf.Astoria tional plowing contest in Sioux Falls, S. D. try, and voiced all-out U. S. sup- Hotel. _His GOP riv�}, Vice Pre�iden t Ask ed if he t houg h Kennedy adport for th e world body . He also set up conferences toRichard M. Nixon, campaigning I vocated a policy of surrender, (See Ike At U. N., P•ge Si11:) M1ssour1, was due lo follow Nixon replied: " Absolutely not. -He called for immediate So· nncdy by a day to Sioux Falls. Mr. Kennedy tl idn' t know w hat he viet . American talks to discuss xon was rxpc<'ted to outline the was eapousin11,. Thal waa the trouway� to halt production of fission­ se cond installmen t of h.is farm ble . . but because of per haps able materials for nuclear weap­ program t here Friday , takin g up lack of understanding and experions, and for resumption of Eaat­ the con troversial Issue of !arm en ce he was naive West disarmament negotialion� parity and price �upports. Kenn edy, in appearances throug h broken Orr last June. , Hr, A� "N'S (Speciall-The Ten th Some tr. ad it I oua t ly Republican Tennessee Wedn esday, fired back -He urged adoption of s "food­ Annual High School Band Day at f arm areas h ave shown signs of at Nixon for suggestlng th at the for-peace" plan to aid n eedy na­ Ohio University will be Satur- ct 1· sconten I caused by th e squeeie candidales keep quiet allout any tions by supplying surplus foods ct ay aI l•ne 0 U-UniYersity of Toi- on rarm ers hetween rising costs American shortcomings while under' the auspices of the United edo football game a t Peden Sta- and dec1 1111ng · · · prices for th e ir KhrWi hchev is in this coun try. Nations. Additional workers for the I, a·mm. pcodo'"0t, • • Id mu ch ra ther K hrui.h• Citt11 U. N. Attack "I Wou four bands totalin g Toura Thrae State1 chev and Castro hear t he voice of The President, expressing sup­ Salvation Army Drive h11 ve been 1541Twenty• • members will be featured in KennedY campa1·g ned ILmoug h oppoa1twn wbich doesn't want ap; port for U. N. efforts to aid t h e announ<'e d. They are: a ha]f. t ime show. Thi s in cludes lhree s1a1es tod ay w1· th the prom- peasement," Kennedy said. Syracuse, Mes. Dana Winebr"n• ,.. crisis-ridden Congo, said lhe U. N. . ~n the 1 16-m ember Ohio University Jse · 1gher support �ices an d · At Sioux City Wedn esday night, has been "flagrantly �ttaeked by ner, Mrs. Mar,· Cundiff, K ath-, nand und_ e_r t�e , dire ction of moreof ehffective Crow, ch n Ka)' e ider, Co t. S h aron S balance be tween Kennedy also <'h ided Nixon for ata few nations which wish. tQ. pro­ Charlei. director of Oli rarm de mand an d s uppIy. tempting to repudia te Agricul ture long etrife . . . . (or th eir own trill, Bobby Cruw, Jo h nny Lisle , band s, nMmelh, d William Brop hy, his o1 Pamala SylYes ter, Ruth Cundiff, · H t·s I·,·merary. startmg a 1 s·IOUX sccrteary Eua T. Bc nson. He Ia, . seliish reasons." Mrs. William assistanI . C ' t • 1 o a, ca11 ed ro, 'Iops . at I beled Nixon th e chief ar� hitect of He warned that the United Na­ E:velyn Moore, t year 25 h igh sc h ool hand s / Las h Eic Mrs. inger, Herber Parker, t o;� Do;,e, l owa, l he Pl owmg . e Benson-administration farm tions must resist "outside pres, oIaI ing. 147,.� bandsmen, partiei• con 1est a t s·1oux Fa1·, s, s . D ., M·1 tch - I th I ' Mrs. Harry Clark. S h aron Haw• . program. sures"-obviously frum the Soviet ted m Band Day. pa · _ ley, Joan Janette Roush, Mrs. _______ ell and Fargo, s. D., Billings, Mont., bloc that imperil th e freedom of _This y�ar's 1541 participants ahd C l)enr, ne , Wyo. Grindley, �rs. Ne!Ue Holmes, Mrs. newly emerging Afr��n �t�J. l eOi;u!lSt o( 1 46 maj ors and ma- . Ni�!l� li&ted appearanC(' S today . QA L , :Mr �d ouella Moore, s, Patty Cun, . ' .... "Any nation, seduced ty glitter­ Jo.re�t�s. 26 color guard!. and 1369 'al St. Joseph, Mo. and Decstur, .ti7 lf.13. diff. ing promises into becom ing a · Letart Falls, Rita Joan Miller, musi cians. . Sullivan aml Rockford, m. . Th e tumult of a big city cY entThe combined . ban�s will , per. Eile«!n Roush , Doris Adams, Eifonn two select � on s .m a g1gn� - the Li . N. meeting in New York.!... leen Beegle, Marj orie Grimm. s ' Langsvllle area, Mrs. Don lie M_AC f�rmat mn for the Mid was echoed far inland by t h� e 1 Wachenschwanz and Salem Ccn- A� .r1can Conference. They are stumping candidates. Nixon cri ti..�hllta�y Escort" and "Sy�bol of cized his oppone n t for being well ter, Mrs. Paul Montgomery. an Honor. Inc!uded from thui area meaning but "naive" abou t for, are the Racine and Kyger Creek eign affairs. Junior Class Wi]l bands, · SUBIC BASE, Ph ilippines UPI . The vice presidenl suggested A U. S. Marine Corps DC6 air• � Wednesday at Springfield, Mo., Wash Automobiles bound for th e Ph ilippines liner lacked dy e t nn e K at h "understandThe Junior Class at Eastern l\ilrs Old'tnger tes 1 . mil es . ed into the sea 180 plung experience." and ing accused e H h l ool Hig ,wil be on h and at Sch Funeral services for Harold killing oday, t Okinawa of south ntial e h sid e pr s i ri11al ch o[ prea Jn Adamson, Okla. Miller, age 67, who died . Wednes• Rex Bailey's on Routae 7 across Funeral services were to be ing "na tional self disparagemen t " 1 sll 29 personi; aboa.rd. th hes1er 8ri· ge, and at f C rom e day •he,noon al Sheltering Arm · s , " 10 the held loday in Hartshorn, Okla- at th e very momenl the Uni ted Na- I, Offirial Navy spokesman Dave Hospital in Athens after a long Ve�t Tu ttI c s next d Dor . homa for Mrs. Ka tie Oh lin,ec. 87 . tions �- was endorsing u. s. policies Burckman told Uni ted Pre ss l11o• y I lllne". will be held a t :!: p, m. 1 a ,do a I ey M anuIacturmg. Corp., widow of Val O h llngec, who died in the Congo. . tcrnational he had received word •- Sons Fun.. I Tuppers Pl . ajns Io wasn cars recently in Adamson, Okla. Friday (rom Jagers • -- - ·--·----·-- from aut h orities in Naha that -· rom f am l 1 ll 5 PRI 9 S d alur ay, 1 er.I Home with burial at Lang,, there were "no survivors" among A P.omeroy native, Mrs. OhlingSePt· 24· Vllle•s Wr1·ght Cemetery, the 23 passengers and six crew er leaves four brothers: Conrad WO 1g C 00 He was a former superinten· members aboard th e plane. Sauvage, Red Oak, Okla.; George SUIT FILED tendent of tbe State Highway DeSauvage, Roundup. Montana; . John Judy Wolfe, Syracuse, h as fil He said one of the plane's enpartm�t in Meigs Coun�y, until ed suit for divorce from Charles and Julius, Pomeroy an� a si ster gincs caugh t fire and the aircraft 1946. He moved to. At�ens in Wolfe, same addtess. She filed Mrs. French Lowery, Pi ttsburgh . crash-landed in the Ph ilippine _ 1�51, and was a native of Langs- suit on ••ounds of extre ____.:___ me cruel.,.. Sea south of Okinawa. Authori ties •1II•· ty and gross neglect. Sh e ,,•-- to · in Naha pinpoin ted the ditch ing . . �"' Hav" Been Survivors are bis w1 Ie, Lulu ; be given custody of •one minor 58 B11•·scene 180 miles south-sou theast three daughters: Marlene Miller, c•, " ·1ct. Inspecled Ih_· MeJ0 • "'s of the ,· sland. Athena; Mrs. Mildred Williams, _______ Sel ection of th e Middl r port The Ohio State Highway Patrol The passengers were all Ma• Aluon, o.-, Mrs. Betty Levis, . SPENDS LliAVE HERE has comple.ted inspection ol High School Activity and Annual rine�, Burckman said. They were seaman I st ctass Robert Steven- school bunes in Meigs County Staff for t he 1960-ftl school year j bound for the U. S. North Olmstead,· O. Two sons Force died in infancy and a brother, son, wh o h as been serving aboard and the patrol's total ahow that has been made. · base at Clark F ieid""no he11st of ' 58 busses were inspected and of I Th ose selected for the Activity h00 Floy Miller, al,o preceded. him 1•ne USS N·•· · apending· h1s 1uo, 1s "re. Air Furoe rescue auth ori. In death. · .h h11 parents, Mr. and that number seven were unsatia, Staff are: Ieave wit 1, 0.., ,· n N,ha told UPI the illHe was a member of Wilkes- Mrs. Ch r1s _ Johnson, Pomeroy, and , factory, The unsatisfactory bus�di tor, Judy Sauer ; Assistan t lated plane had departed from vJlle Masonic Lodge and of tbe ot h er relatives. Editors. Sarah Hannigan and Atsog·, N,,,I Air Station i·ust out ses h ave been repaired. . , Un'••d "'ethodUIt "'-ur•'""u "f' of --- ------ ----- -�..., ,-. ----- · - Sharon Pickens; Feature Edi tors, side Tokyo. ' Pomeroy. ?'--'."- 1 Mary Swanson and Barbara Jones Th,." four-engin",.,. Marine transThe Wilkesville lodge wm Exchange Editors, Clyda Taylor port broadcast a "Mayd,y"�the hold Masonic services at ,e p. m. , and Texanna Whi te; Sports Edi- I international radio di5trcss sigtonight. Friends will be received Oiler; ' nal-at 1 :55 p. m. (12:55 a. m. tors, Tom Rall and Rick any time. Horsefea thers, Carolyn Nicho!&on EDT) today. The radio operator and Cindy Morris. told monit ors at the 3flth Air Senior Reporter, Susi e Pull�n; Rescue Squadron a t Naha Air Junior Reporter, Charlene Davis; 1 Base tha t the plan� was trying Sophomore Repor ter, Carla Gil- I to return to Okinawa for an . more Fres hmen Reporter, Ellen I emergen<'y landing. ·'. Dut ton; Typ ists, Kay Jenkinson, -------' Judy Butcher, Karen M cElhinny, BOOSTERS TO MEET Jacklyn Ratliff, Janire Zirkle. ern l 5 High School Band a E e Doris Rice , Christin Coats, RoBoosters ere to ml!et nex t Monset ta Rich ards. Candid . ates To Trade Attacks . , arm B eIt Areas I In unpIeasedF Young M�n•s ;!�t Sovthern 1nd C■ntHI Ohio: Parity doudy, Kltfltred ehun,, .,lho-.n wetf, aprNcUne Nat. ••NI tonlfht, W•nner today ■nd tonltht. Frkf1y cloudy •11d eool­ ■r, show.,.. mAlrtly Hit portion, L- toniaht In th• 6h. : Run Over By 2 Diesels, Cheshire Tot Uni nj ured1 I 0 Weather Devoted To The lntere,t, 0/ Tiu, Mei11,Ma,on Area 1 $2.95 to $7.95 .· ent1ne a1 y , Sizes 8 tu 14. I· • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 22, 1960 NO, 133 Meddling Halt Asked Of Reds In President's Key UN Talk gans - long slee\'e slipovers J�) e Bid For P,eace sweater_s - long sleeve cardi­ 'illlli<: :. VOL XII A beautiful group of girls BLUE BELL � ' -------------------------::--�'::-"'""."'::':".""'='--:"--:"------�------------------- GIRLS SWEATERS Classic Favorite 1 l't Unlttct Prtu lnt.rn■tlontl The tallest WlHTltn on record WH Marianne Wthdt, who w11 bom In lltnk9ndorf, Germ,,ny, In 1166 i,nd ■tt■iMd t height of I fMt, 10.3 lnchH befDrt tht ditd In ltrlln at the ••• of 17. Ba rgain Days At Elberfelds In Pomeroy - Thursday, Friday and Saturday - The 22nd, 23rd, 24th of Sept. 1 4 Now You Kno,v , I I $2 500 lnsur1'ng More V1' s1" ts I I .... ...... . , •·· . ·-" .-.. 'u "" . :/, �"' -; rr...., . . � 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 21, 1960