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'. ee, ~!{~;; "'·· . :~per Je- tn- lid ,n - · .Jld . iln Ohio's Kennedyland. ~e • !)ft )t. EN ROUTE WITH NIXON UPI ville, Ind . He return1 to Wash- · alter µ,~.buildup cf hos attack ..:.vice President Richard M'. ington after midnight tonight. dn ' !he r achusettea 1enator. About 700, people , were at the Nixon his attacks on a Nixon climaxed • campaign week of political. ups and downs in Akron airport to meet the Repub- statement ade by Kennedy crili· cal of ~rlca's p01ilion and de• solidly pro-Itennedy Ohio today , Ucan Presidential candidate. A number of Republican figlll!, velopm,11t of hydro-electric powNixon flew into the Buckey~ t te from New York with bil e1 were on hind,. Including Sec- er compared to ltuula. Nixon aidthl-- baa . . .n retary of the Interior Fred Se,aton, es said ~Y felt this "had been pf•!l/,1 -J.tl,•W"ek ,Under Secretary Cl{ t)!,e~llr>' N ' ,-.:eek to date" be.,,1! i1 ,~an;~i,n: Hla PTed &hribner, u., S. ,Re ,;--W.-111- · · , .. • • exeunlou ln(o · , al 11 :" iim H. Arm of Akron, , te 'GOPll~cal tel'riter1, 1.·• 1 ... ,, · Clil1r111111 . Jla¥,.,c .. l!U-. -. Nattu-,, ,1, bad in 1 - ,,,!'. ,,;:,. · 1• _ !\ . ~tectll>Y·brllk Nn• Committeewoman l(atllerble K: e ilven the vkle- ; ~I · '.,. _ . et' f!\1'., ~~ hlllll da,Y, Brown, Se~t.ry .of _State Ted , nlahl In Ke11;,.-, ,·lJelfdell ·•~Ii~, ~ Ak- _ w. Brown, and ~P.11blic,a cuicli• ot Botton where • ·!', . ", · · IQll ·•and: ,MIP,lf.ield In. d~te• for tlle Ohio Supre,ine Court· · that 2110,000 per,,;. • 'Ii>. ' ore· wlmllnt up this eve- C. · William O'Neill and Klnpley t to Bee the GOP ": :'Dini•• . iii a_ddr~ at Evalll• Taft. ·· · ·, • --The Nh:on1 were to embarlJ' ·..;...,,et that GOP from there on a motorcade to . rlou, ,-r1s of the · Ca11ton Memorial Auditorium eatupset br Nix• Ing box Iunche1 en route. There, ranee of falllUI on more flowen for Mn. NixonAft_..lY nlehf TV debate earnations-to be presented by lledy ltt Chlcqo end TOUCHDOWN BOUND - Moments afte~ th is picture was taken The Plains ball carrier with tt11 moderate • - ha Chris France and Meli111 Bow, BACH'J;El,.' Vl~WS-'GAHS:Mn's CONTtsT - Former go all the way- 20 yards- for 'a touchdown. That's East'. granddaughter of Rep. Frank 'r.· ...er ill · ,tt,cklnt the S.ne- Clare11ce' Tinkham, broke loose Bow of Canton. hlr'1 11101ltlen. ern ~eshman Bob ~autz beintt shaken loose., and another Freshman, Bob Fotter, No. 40, dlepo~ great, Forrest Bach"tel, a guest Of l_lonor at Nlxon was described as satlsThrougflout the week, Nixon commg up from behind. (Sentmel Photo) )' la.st .nigbC.s Blqe. Devll,Yello~ Jacket grid game on Memorial. steppe~ up the tempo of hi• critfled that the pace he has set in Field, vlews·~ :COAtest from hls automobile, whieh was parkhl1 campaign 1g1ln1t Sen. John lcilm of the opposition, and there. ed on the north end .of the IJ'idiron. Bachtel was one of' the UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. UPI- F. Kennedy was ritht-despite was e, .l'JI indication this would SEOAL's autstandlllg · athletic coaches at MHS from 1944 The United Stal.es made its an- urgings from 1upporters that he c,ontin . tblVUfb .1949:; An 'f l~elis 'prevented him from continuing his nual move today to -shelve for ancoachrng d"t~"' 11.,years · ago. That's Mrs. Bachtel at ,his side. other year the que11ion of admitTh f Mi.I h ting Red China to the United Nae . .ormer: ,"l'•~t.~, ~IIIIWt ad Chuck Stobart on his 19•9 lions. Soviet Pre:nler ~lklta KhruS0Ea9cA_L . cha!pfo,~ _.lilj> .sq __ uad. Stobart is now Gallia's head1 shchev sa_t quletl)· making notes, C h. . . r , reJdY to .deliver the ·.Red reply. i>iplomaltc quarters predicted a ;,a_. · .:...: , rudutlon· i11trD4uced by u. s. aa.a \l Ambassador Jame. J, Wadsworth COLUMBUS (UPI) - Joseph : ; • s _g>&by ate his last me-1, ;, would be approve(! by the Gen- with his father Friday night - · ' ' · ,. · · • ·, , ui,q., went quietly to hilt, Di11rict teachers met at ; theEutern death in the Ohio Penitentiary ·, , -~ cb,air. ,· Jugh sellool t'hursaay evening ~~~~·sA~~ec:!~ ~e•re~~ th~h~u:! · Cosby, 25, of ·()Ieveland, was ex- . _. .· QII his final menu. , ,; Wilen toca.1 eaucauon proo,em.; , fight for adml..ion of Rusala's ecoted for the·. Oct. 10, 19D8 slay- -~, · by; ra Negro and a . Kore• , wo:re Uilicuuea anu a program teavetctan, calmly entered the_ ' lurmg ~otor .suoe• wu euJoyeo. ing of a shoe·lstore manager_ in UNITEB -NATlONS,' N ,' Y. (UPI) - · A "third force;, of bigge st ally. Mn. c. ts. Wene w~11 coosen neutral nations. •~day backed the two reluctant giants th -_Soviet del~gatlon sources said lllou district leg.m auve chaum~n. during an armed rob- , -c~ber at. about 8 p. ·•m:,. _r · - ~. -. . . · , e Khru,h~ljev p_lanned to ,peak In · Cleveland :,ae · ww accomjlllDy a group o! Uw~ States and n.Uss1a uito .a corn.e r with demands for an the China debate altl)oush he was bery, Gov. Ml~llael V. DISalle, an l)t )eutal charge1 of electridcypunishment, ii. · llitoueh his body and ¥ ' · teachen 1rom toe three i..stern opponent of oapltal EiJie'1hower-Khrush~ev , meeting that neither ma·n would not ~111oni• tbe _Qnt "'''en speakhad given Cosby_ one stay of exewall 'pronounced dead at 8:115 p. UIIIUtct scnoo11, who will atteno a 80,',81! tQ •~~Qd. , · era on the lfat. Observers doubt- cutlon lasting 60 days but refua-- m. ''rounataote·· meeung apoRBOrea by . • .The freedpm .and, perjlap~ the milialion. "· The, President mu,t ed be. would J?ollu -UI' an opp<!!· ed Thu~sdar to . inlervene .~Hin, The •conclelliped, m111· malntfin~t&:'.tl!~:!; ~ .l!;Quc.iuoll Auoci,iauonal 1 , ,' 11¥1!1 of two c•ptlve -~~lean lllake !fle . ovcn)lres .~ .JUlnllll\ , tlilll\y to. Ji~ ~tiollalia't ·lletl· . .Coa_l))o s .f@!l!~r, Gl!lil'•i, ~ eel la.blL 411,tll tbiit lie was not , ~ ... - ..: uma...m-'tiam,cnir-.~-r. a:r.,.. _ • ,.,.,..._ '\'MN •Plr:t·'Gf•.. ~~ atal!ea· meetlnt; ¾fe·Ji,, -~ . · .. · •' · ~o ,•· t:li a111 --• Iui-..)lek, a nle 18iltence lil\lie' iienlt_e.ntfary , · ,-Ft, ·.:to the shoe sto!" rob- _ _ l Y Ul:HOOW~ - ltoward Clendenin goes mto the end · · · kn. Avu l''recllel' 11¥1 hlllband 11.'1.es,ld!lot.El&nhower. and ,Pr.- · But five l)etitrallefleaders, pres- t ollgh. 'j . sat With hl1 bery. _ H e contended that lie drew lor The"Plams' ·nrst touchdown agawt JSastern ~.__._ Wenlleu, woo uaveiid to JSlin>na for another murder, Wadsworth told the asaembly doomed son as he nibbled at ~e his pistol to Investigate a com- , . , , • ~,- 1111,ir _. Nl~til . Khrus_hchev turned ldentl Sukarno ,of I11donesla and , . _ •_ ...,.y 0 . 1• laa1 .... ' to private summit rn1letings with Tito of Yugoslavia, Kwame Nkru- the Chlnell' .Communist oftlcial chicken and Bleak that were In• motion, in the store and that it I hat s Eastern S Nick Leonard g1 vrng chase. (Sentinet Photo) liWIIDler'; SIIOWed lheir large collecuon• 01 1uaea. Tiley toured c:loae al.lleo · to evaluate the sud- mah of Ghana, Gamal Abdel Nas- stateinenla ' ~xpreaaed strong op!LIU', '-'rmany, !''ranee, England fired accidentally, killing manden di~om~tic twist that put ser of the, United Arib Repilblfo PMJtion to "the U. N. ope.ration anu aome 01 lhe bi;,<ndl.rulviao ager Raymond G. Mack. and Premiere Jawaharlal Nehru In the Congo where "the iss1.1e them on the spot. Cosby was the 310th person to · · counu·1ea. Jotn. irecker llild vmiThe n~utral~ were pri:BBlng of India, demanded: still to be decided la momentou1 , ea many 01 l~ ancieut and higluy die in the state's electric chair " . . . As a first urgent step - whether the Congo and Africa for a United Nations Ge,ieral Asand the 1econd this year. Robert caueo Jsuropean IUUVerliUes. . aembly vote Mon,d~y on their p_ro- the president of the United States shall ·enjoy freedom and indepen Lee Lyon.•, 30, Cleveland, was '!be sune. ,depicted lhe dress p11111l for an "urgent" meeting of America and the chairman of dence or· be e11gulfed by a new ana CUIIOIQ ol the people visited. executed in February. of the East-West protagonists. the Council of Ministers premier kind of 'imperialism." Sh-tel No Em,tlon By -Sharon. Young '! 'heir koitt' gwde wu a stuoenl ot Eisenhower, leavl11g D)lnver for of the USSR to renew their con• ' The pnaoner offered no resistFor the pre-game entertainment ot the Athens-Pomeroy uuord lJmvenity. a Waahln&lon meeting Sunday tacts . . .' ance to guards rind betrayed no game last evening the Pomeroy High School Marching Band Mrs. i''rec&er, h'ome economics ------with British Prime Mi11iJter Haremotion a, they • trapped 'him in- arrected by Ray Woodgeard entered the field with a snappy teacller al .l!:lstern, presented her qi(! Macmillan, was firmly on program wilh grace and visor. !>be Ruth Brown, daughter of Mr. to lhe oaken chair. He focused drum tadence. record that ·'before he would meet "rown of Le· his attention on the·• belts and •~ • ··and Mrs . Woodrow .. Xhrllahchev tlie .R ~i,ns must Proceeding downfield playing "On Wisconsin " the unit 111 preaident o1 ... e watern assoc11art Route, was crowned Home- clamps with which they speedily came to a halt _as it approacned the center of the' ft' eld. ,he at1on, and led a diacuaaion of the i,leace the two sur,vivora, of 2 1 d h tillllJpoU1 meeung co1D1ne up, and coming Queen in impressive half- tastened him into the death posiU. S. Alr Force RB4'1, plane downWahamalio11. comman of rig t face was given and "Across the Field" was 01 we uruty she said 15 neeoed 111 time ceremonies at the ed by Sovl,it lighten lafl July 1. .Kavenswood game on Friday night. 1'he dead man leaves a wife, played while drum majorette Miss Paula Sayre displayed the Ute teachers' org111JZation. _'Fl!!l men are being held to lace Execuuve He.an J. ::,. Davis, inClyde R. Foley, principal of Jesaie, and a :I-year-old daughter nre baton in a twirling routine. trial a, spies in Ru11ia. Wahama, crowned the queen who He had been in trouble with the The band then countermarched One of the marvels of our age troouced by .Mn. ; ·reeker, spoKe Khrushchev has p~11clalmed Wendell Gerlich of the Ohio had been elected by her school police 1l11ce his youth. He served and played ."On Wisconsin." Fot. 1 the airplane, brought with it brteuy on the progre.ss of tile that lo ask for a meeting since Fuel Gas Co., In Middleport was mates by secret ballot earlier In trom 111511-1958 in the state Re- lowing the playing of the "Star necessity 01 a certam safety factor. schoo1 di5trict, aua parucipated m the 2· incident would be • "buThe Meigs Courity Sheriff's De- introduced as a new member oJ the week. formatory al Mansfield for un- Spang1ed Banner" the traditional Tilts wu remeaied by a parachute a d111c:US&1on of educat1onlil proo.;.!Jdin partment arrested two persons in the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Attendantl to the quee11 were armed robbery. He was on parole tunnel was for1,1ed , As the _foot- which the band formed. "The Fly- lema. WJ e8 the past 24 hours for intoxication club at a regular meeting Friday Susan Zuspan and Martha Ohlinll: trom Mansfield when he became ball players came through the ing Trapeze" was the number 1'efre1bments were 1erved by the tunnel "Acr~ss the Field" was the p1ayed tor this formation. higll school teachers wtuch includand the Pomeroy Police arrested eveninll in · social rooms of the er, both members of the senior invplved in the Mack sllootlng. V ___ -;....!_ a third. Heath Me&hodlst Church. class; Patay Taylor, Ju11ior Class; appropriate march played. One of the tools of medical ea frozen ''Nauan." wit.ii a suver Wendell Gilmore, 19, Pomeroy P11l President Ted Reed, Jr! and Chloris Lee Machlr, Sopho. At the half,time show the high- sciente was seen in the 11Ut for- .ervice. ··· , and Charl'es Friend, 18, Pittabursll. announced durln11 the "open meet- more Class ste11ping band marched down- mation ... I.he thermometer. ~e . - -.,...- - 1 Pa., were arrested last night for ine" that the team of Marietta Escorting the queen in t~ ~re- + fie.JI! while p1aying the "Vl~ory. temperature ~pa . tq nae,~~, . , • · · , .,. A.-- - ___ ,;,,..I Intoxication by Deputy . ~lreriff College graduate 1tudenla will ,r- monies was Louis Silmonilo·' of . March." Coming to an abrupt ,hall mercury, torme.d , ·by tbe' • D ' .J.t.' D ~ i' , · .lJIIP0UQl:,"rn Howard Frank. Fl.'iend ' was also rive here within I week to be11in New Haven. Othl!I' escorts were \fJ,_iJ & :;. _. • .,,.,l · upon _i;eaching ~enfet field, . !he eues;· preceedl!d 111p tlie · ,t h~C,: ~~aci,,@ ,~1,efS • i ' ' chatged with disturbing the peace. ,ill atudy, The studeptl have been Bob Humphries, David M~. ·" ial nece}V.:;µ-. l~nfare for the evenmg "!S.J?~Y®, meter ..~li;,."Auii ~ : •. ,:'95, , .,' ,,., ', '. ,· i, _:j ' ' , ,James T. Welsh, · tllrctcit, Ohio Foilowlns an emerie:ncy rill!..by e11ea1ed to produce zo11lng recom- Howard r.icMUllon, and RQnlltl ' 1he 11rp11P then began a lo , ptared, : .. 11,-v • • , , p,J,.;,'_ 'I' . , . ~ e a t ~ State Pe,~llnel, the Pomeroy iquad at ,S:11$ ye,ter- 1ne11d,t1ons for the county with, Duncan. , · the grW ,age !n which W!! JJ"'.ii:' by 100 n~~,'Joi:11ill •of. u ,1ij in~~ . J.iUt . ,, ~ •illnoilllced clvij - ~!c, day , ~ft~rnoo11 1to i~ toc.,l' · i.vern, particular emphuls on fomeroy ,DonaldMcKenzle,a..11tantprlnmearl~orm,usa,candformaUb11s. 1 abo~t .1S~e . bau&aiolofthe.""1 •· · 1 ,·· ~ -- : , , l u -6mln•tiolls for bulldlt\t .&J•d~ Oby!q_Wer; fu,' Utart. 'wu ·tq«n, and !11.liddleport.. Chambers of cipal, pre.-ented. t,opJlie1 to wl11-' • · . -· _ ,·, mto ·i59l~-~wnam1 tlie'j>an~:Mr- •· . , , ,,·: · .,.. ,,. 'k ,..uon; lb the State Setri~: . 'Into custody for il)toxlcatlon: ' 'He Comm_ erce of both !OW118 arranged nera of the best float,a In the aftTh. . .,1... ....... ll';if. " L . '1' Sm•ad bpres _s sembielr (llffi tlle, fonuU1>n . lif .. . . ,-" ~tamlnatloac to be ~ducted '1(ill •P!lef~ bef~it,ltomeroy ~ayor .f~ the woKk, . , , emoon Homecomtne, parade.. Finl ..,.~. ,.. t'~· '!~1100 . , ' ":I~ · , . , , sotar"1furn;i(;e ,,end ,pl11"cf'·'1\1~1 ftmf,er 17 w,ere ~11111ounilej Cbarl'f. ~11¢ toai&h~. '., '. ·, l . ,.., · One'·'-u!!ilt, _~d ·Jury, Jackson, ~ce winner ,wa1 ' &he fioat . \:.Oil~ 0¥ ~ Band ~J~. h~. ~i,ecJ,19~ ·Public Appreciation 1'ill 1'he Sun Shlnec Nellie." . -Sherlff'llobert Hartenli,~li i'!n( w1s -11litro!$uc,d,. _ . , , 1 'itrucled by tht Fl"8limen. the 1 "'"••~stag~ - well re Chief Henry Werry and members The 1ubmerine, another great The Racine band boosters met ; · 'lor,.P.al'IIAn~, maeons, pluln~ . ;flilfl~J:i- and electricl~ns with mak~ a trip !(I ~a,ltllnore'. '',n~-.1, , 'Gerie ·Gr!ii~'- .p ~dent, presl,ded,· Student Council ftoat was second · celved half time sllow ,before ~ of the Pomeroy E•n ergency Res- m.urvel of the "20th Century," was Thursday at the High School when monthly ut,rieJ ranalng from somelill)o riY• 'i \fie1 Wff&tl: .io 1nd flldiell' tei'ving the dinner were ·white the Junior Cla11 float was packed tlladium at Galhpolls Fri- cue Squad wish to express their shown by the band u it played Tae Day_ was planned for Oct. 15 '330' to a maximum of $f20. The pick ' Iii> James N. Luahei', who 11 Mr1, "Jesse He11J1eaey, Mrs. Jack third. day n1eht. thanks and deepest appreciation "Anchors Aweigh." with various Meigs communities to , t · I I I I being held for county authori~ea Bechtle, :Mn. Maime Rainey, Mrs. -----The ba nd prell~nted a short' to local attorneys and to all perln conclusion, the purple and be visited. . . sketch of the . more, popular TV sons who so wHlingly gave their I white clad bandmembers formed _lo the evening a J1U1ey supper . ' ·,, -=n:i• ~:!n:1\:i~ela~rll Co~ on a charge of moving mortgaged 'Kenneth Cooke, Miu Frieda Faeh• fnatorical Sodety programs .star11 ng .w1th the Satur- time and efforts to support -the I the "PHS" and played the "Alma will be held with band members , :;_.. itm"u,, ..Clanton, ,S:loclnnall, Day- property with Intent tel defraud. -nle and 111.. Be11 Sanborn. " - - - - - --· ______ day morn1n1 How<ly Doody Show squad ,· n recent grand i·ury hear-j Mater." to be served at 5:30 p. m. and the 1 , · tqn, ;t..lma, To Meet OCtob er 12 , _MaufJeld, Portsmouth ,o whi! e 1n a "How· dY· DoodY" form- ings. Majorettes were Paula Sayre, supper opened to_ the publi~ at 6 .. , Jo~C:S.in~ 9!:uJ,1:tog~np.pll~tlons BlltAINS OR BUST · LICY L.•.:i) DAM A. V. Howell, president, and ation with moving anns and legs. Chief Werry also thanks those Carolyn Edwards Carolyn Bass, P: m. A dance ~Ill _follow m the , , LONDON (UPI) - Actress DeboUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPI Mrs. Avery Nelson, secretary, are The other formations Included who have contributed to the 1quad Ruth Edwards, Sandy w~ns, Lola high .school awlttorium. 1 'f' l avaU.bl!I in office• ,of ~e Ohio rah Kerr was q11oted Friday 11 -Premier Nikita Khnlshchev announcing that the 1115th annual "the Friday night flglita" with the in the past. He states that ·the Ziegler, and An(lrea Evans; Oag Booaters agreed to purchase a • t StJ~. •Employment · Serv ce, offl- saying, "Intelligence more then told the General A11embly today meeting of the Meigs county Pio- band In the format_iC/11 of two members of the Pomeroy Emerg• 1 bearers, Sarah Wecten and Sharon set of drums · aad new members , r • ~ -01 ·'the ~aunty audltqra and all)'thing else mat'e1 a girl sexy. there can nevet be world disarm- neer and Historical Society, Inc. boxers,,, playlns t,h e "Gfllette ency . Rescue Squad stand ready to, Moore. · , . were ,i_9trodu~. Edward 4ohQ- _ · 1 .~ , the Department of Sate Per A hie b11'!1 on an u11lntelllgent llirl ament u11tll Communist China la will be lie~ at the Federated March The band then moved ! , ~ d 1 .... . , 11l.l _will be No,. 7, looks ridiculous.'' , admitted to lhe United , Nations. f · , · ,·. assist citizens of Meigs County i J .. • ' · son. . r, ,,:f!J!1 • . , ~Q • baf ' 0 . lldi'":" ..., ~:c~/noc1~:: ~tn · p~:ci wheraever end wherever needed. =· . · =r O {I_·;'. '. ~·· • ' • ··-~ " , ' Aact. Day) from 1:30 to 4:00 o'clock, O!'Ce in the formatl_!)~ ,Played ,the • ~' •;;laperone for ~e bip, · ' ', , ~er, , · ' · 1 ~ IA, Committees on ~rrangemenbs, "l'eter .Gun '111eme." , , " Fi Beh •· R If' •\ U e, F · 1. , ,· , , , ,, .. . . , ·program and nomination , of of- Th~ pr~nJe and Wac~ ,bandl.l!)en · me . aVJ,or ,ttor ' .. There wilJ . be. af'linl Preve'iltion ' t .. · ·,·· '·"' ''" '',~- :··;, ~ ·iD ~ ...,•,··1 f"n. ficer,, \lav:e, been ,ppolnted 'Ind then qioved i111o a· e\oc.~ formelion In Of.23 Jails! . . . and Efi~ualion Pro,ri*"helll. llL, )h.,C.-tg ·U-U-ar ·1,• t',}. ,· '•il ::nJW ~11,P IN! ' p'repat\ng ~o~ •tfte DJ~ettn • . · to d~pkt, the mv.pu!ar teen EDl~B.l!~H~; 'ffll'.I , Ul'i:- Mr~. Ga'llipolfs' State lnstitut~;·t>ctb~ , • , " • , • .. / '· • ,., "7r j . age ~un -111 • ~d Roll. ,La)lfa Hamolt, \VhO at pre,e11t 1s 4 from 9:oll A. M, toi 4:0() P. M, _. , , ... \Y,-t1. · 1 • ; , -~GtoN ,I-The ' poll- lni:rAiM ·tti,~lr , inedlcal aid iq ~e oiilY, .ut, .t1!,at has passed Bartoli Ap'--~in111 In ,After.. ~ylng ..~ , ,½iupd The in !ht; Wipplta Falls,' Tex., jail, Roy !tick~~ of·.the Dl\lf$ion of ' !'b, J', • A · Ed~ , ~ived word trovetil~lllew ;program ..needy<jlerspn• QV~~ 65: teel•l~tldn to ~•l'l'y out the aid .,.._ Clock ~ Ai:ul ·euelitliW, ,a bow to- ~te a letter to Hidalgo County State Fir~ Marslialls will con- .~51h,m~inl of, Ille· sddden death ... ~ l ·al!J,'~, ' n ~ aced ' ''It reirral,, ' 'whethe¥ ' bill.• l '. ,, ' • ' Texans-Titan Cluh ward Uie ~ta?,da ·. llffj 1!•!1d ·mov,t d 'Dist. Atty, Robert Lattimore Fri• duct the program, Tlfere 'will '1e of er _brother-ln-liw, 'V. A. (Jake) ~ ,iJJn°w· etrecl 'Without ·• lhi!HtlMtr\m-Ha1{eiT by 1tEW 'Sec- , 1lt "akea aV11ilallle Immediately Jim Berton; '\Vahama and·• Mar- mto the II f9nn~\\on . Pll)'.lll& •day •~klqg him to drop forgery l~ctures, films and , d~on1tra- Callo, at Dunbar, W. Va. He ~ •. ,.tate ready to putl~lp1ie. tetaty A.f.thbr , &'-Fleailulng as • abc>ut .,142 million t.o the · •tatea shall Colleee· product, will be ~en the Mlclllleport YellllW-; Ja~kel. figllt charges against her and h'er bus- lions conducted by Mr. Ricker. In- o_wned and operated all ~ sta• i , '. _ . •~ J pprclved tbe colllprti- "flr6t··1(ip' ' toward deallpg wltb for medical care prouama for on television tomorrow when 'the song. _ band. . terested organiU1tions from the lion th_ere. . . _ • . =mite , ' , iWblch, did not com• the pro~lem . o, me41dal 'cdre for persont over «5 quelffylrlg as l>~llaa Texans tangle with the New The _ Middleport . High School "We· have never been in any surrounding communities have He ts survived by his wife, • Alma Mater concluded the pro• kihd of trouble before and I'm been invited to se11d representa• Th~lma Gravely Casto, and two utjl:fy Republicans or the1 ·• e~will .· IIRome • \>oeied "medically lnd!gent"-not on re• York Titans at 2:30 p. m. < ,. ' ta; fri tlie clliting d'>'S of dbwil In · el'eeUoll year polltlca. · lief but'· too poor to afford proBarton l1 center 011 offense for gram led by drum majqr jjm Hood, sure that &by of the 23 jails that tives. children_, John •lid Mary Ann. Ser~"/ Jta ~11vent1iin · Jesalt>n, Pfe. . But It already has been the per medical attention. -the Texans. and high llshted by 'Majorettes we have been in would tell you - - - -- -Vici!& ~ill be held Monday afterI · aldlnt'·~ J:ilenhower ·stened It 111 subject of some strange developA majority of the 18 states ------' Cindy .Morris, Cpleeri. Wilson, Neda we have an excellent record of MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL noon ID Dunbar. ments. · " that replied _io Flemming's letter NOT SO LUCKY Bradford, Beverly Cundiff; and behavior," the Jetter stated. Admissions: Mrs. Nellie Ford, -'------, , .~pt.l!mher. : ·. fi\'tliat ''woilld be awfully. fast New York's Republican Gov. outllng prov1aion1 to · governora TYLER, Tex. (UPI) - Holland Beverly Perrin with nas ~ar~ l · - - - - -- Columbus ; Mrs. Clara Nichol10n, WIL,L WILCOMa lltOYALT'Y :,,_,:;;;tti,.,,i;"•f4r ', any··•ata~ . qi ,ct," a Nel1011 A. Rockefeller baa reject• 11ld they would participate and High School had to cancel Its foot- Karen Grege and Marilyn Swarj, - GALLIPOLISITE AlltlltESTED Rutland; Thomas Spaulding, RutWASHING'l'O~ (UPI) _ Den• for'th'e.'De,partm~t df ed the • mOderate plan ii unac- none rejected the ,prO'cram out. ball game with Thrall Friday Delbert E. Smith, 21, Gallipolis, lund; Mrs. Belen Grace Ruschel, mark'• King .Frederik . IX and · Ejlucattolll 11111" . ·W~lfate cepUible. rigJit. _ niilit because so many playen was arrested last night by Middle- Pomeroy; Jimmy Kerns, POll!eroy Queen Ingrid will be . welcomed !)ii ,the otller Jial)d. Mlchi1an, 'Evety 1tate mu,t · cubmlt a have been Injured In practice and COLUMBUS UP . n. H1111h part Police for running a stop and Mrs. Norma Wilaon, Ru11and. to the capital Oct. ,11 . by Preli:told, uiiitlld; ~ 1nter• •·• -~-f.:i.~,.~. ··•··· ·· · · ·~ · by·~Demoerat Oov. · G. plan· to HEW tot approval before 1n · the team'l flrat· two ••Illes: Srolt R-h . will m•k• ayi el&bt. sign. He PQsted ~ bond to ap- Discharges: Van Miller, Lang• dent Eilenhower 111 bjJ Ja,t sched,_... *.lf•m - ~~ ,fldtr., !· MOllll.811 Wll!iaDll. ,rho ptuned It. c,:n receive the federal funde. both defeats. ·The team's coach is meetln&, seven co1111b' liunpaip pear -~ fore Mayor Kenneth Mc- ville; Mrs. Louise Bartels, Pom- uled arettlnl of a bead of state .....-. ~ .t tal.. -• ~ ,_.. to for. a ,uore aweeplnJ <,rOFam, Is No ..tatit' JIii• na•• tbla ataae. Bill Luckey. • to~ cif Oklo, Oct. 11•12. Elbioney October·a. ____ e10.,. belore leav1D¥ ~ · uou.se. er ...' 'f'n . .•a·~.llll-.. · ., ,~ t\.:~-~ - Red China Is Mid- c~ac~g f I -- ' i?' Center Of New ,. ,· w M0Ve Jn UN Teachers 'Visit' Europe \Vith Frttkers Cosby Quiet At D.eafh's B.olt . l~OhioS _~.i:'~fn,itentiary '' "tra1s· · ,·._·L· _:·,·G· ~antPower•lii! . . . . · . N' ell f ~ . '. Toward New personal Talks J mt"4 i''. Alli~ ... i \'Jf:' Gerlach Takes Membership In Rotary,Club Sheriff's Men Arrest 1'wo In Past 24 Hours MarveJsOf AgeTodaySet Ou·t· ·In P'~ Im 1taH,unee8andSbow Miss Brown Was Queen For ·~- . Wahama. Event ' lb; g Tf8d ~ations , B MUS·Band·Show ·Are iliil/1,,~ JitG ftif',1!_, JI~~ - f ) -•-,t :,_ • DIay. ., I ;.E:Dd;' On -Octbher 15 .Chief ' ... H , o I 1 I wll i l , . N ed A ed G E Into ff....t J 0 e ._ y, ,.g' .·.,' s ~1.,..,:f1· ?lfdl }at, •fV,, ' ,· a't.:JS"f'Im '-~ ,V ,.-,.;,ump 'J' ,, ... . ·,P_...J.:.,f · J:,VWI, : .~ J/ • \. · . (~~~~~~ :n~. ~rr~~:.t!~~~~~ ~ er All · Qit'e J'! t!~ tt·, 'iU .!i~ , ~~~ ma P~·A•,.,;,, . ' m•Jw--• §I . .-, rh " 1 ' 't ' t ' . '• "li.~. . ' , · if/ •. . ·• 't ~!.t r,. .. "" 1 1 / ' >• ~ · 1· · , • :•. ' r•,fJ : • ij ,:1. • • ' 1 ' •:iv,it"'1_!ii11,,l,:>Ti''l'·..li'~f, _._t, , • ~r.,~11, ' .-,,. • .. ...... . w111-. ✓ 1<. • w ' ~~ ,,, . �THE DAILY SENTINEL • - -- ___ __ _ .. . • · By Hatlo , ,.. _... B . entati11g Editorially llirlo Blankemhip Couple _Announce Birth 0/ Son 2-Daily Sentinel, !'omeroy- Mlddlepo rt, 0. , Oct I , 1960 av Rutland Commun�ty News • ,' � , � 0 8• I n I l eQUt I , • . , ., '·'Ii,., , t'l.�. I· I• ti/•'' tp ,;r:, 1 Grandparents 11.re Mr. and Mn. l l k f t h �t •;,�,;� -�� •M� _', 1 Portamou1h, K , · . Th' 1\1 . nk<'"n"hJpt , ■lso ha�e 1 1, u other ,·luldren, Vicki I ■nd Kf'llh . : j�:;';�,� , - -- - - - SHERW:N-WILLIAMS PA� t�·rs General Contracting Mill Work Building Sup�lies Custom Cabinets ,j i i: I I' ·"O,�sf R .; ; , ;£:o,uncil Meeting t , ,,.a Held· Recent I• I ,or,..,. :' Some Sunshine Breaks Through e�ys__. PD, B·usJn _ • ... � ., t,, . ' Politic�l "tti�se, - New En-�and ' . l{ ' ''M '� · eung, •" ., fl'!,''� · �:/;,'��:r1n,' i.i.... �$ , !li ilt fl ' l ' J.<i••·· " ' f assv C Coup ' l le , , " " : , • �· .,. ··-·••.•IIOl! , : : e, o An,'' . ·� )atl!l ·�· .NftWlt, ,.;..,;.;i' (s' np"" I,\, ,,'.- � ytah \; .. " l " . Mason h/anc Party ��i• � ' ,.; ,T �.,, � . : 'e" r· l r••w• ' I': eat1t·.er· ;ln'PoIiti.cs · '·I� �'-.t !{a & ��t f r ,j,i u" , :r :•, •JI••·r • :.r.; I •' ie n'd · ff RACI NE lll e1gs & ·r Phone Wl•B,364 1 POMEROY, OHIO TRADE IN YOUR CHAIN SAW FOR AMIGHTY NEW McCULLOCH VOTE FOR . George A. M E I N HARl '' .' o) a.ii.11� ason . oming Events, •n� ' '' :t M 1·1 AN ALL-NEW MCCULLOCH . l l -- !! Politicol ·Pulse IJ0!),000 '• • • Hi•-gh · Sta·tas !concerned Now M':l,, ,.ut ft' Of·Id !·L - I ffllU , W/ ,'!•'! � r :Q- � l 1 :.,,,.-- ••• ' ' l' •' •' '' .' · 1...i "8, - -�-- -- ----- -·-· Jloa .: • !I ��,Jeji;I'�. J�'i'dy�ix Co ncrete r;i!t,!q,IJ� �"\ir·, rJo J�li 1111afl .f� ·•1-u ,-,·y ii' iJ Im• Goegt ein Re.ady-Mix Co. '· and ; itf .· to i�,JP1r.'�� wDt':l''Yoir� 'I� . : D.o n 't pass ' .-..�., •� �, b, Mq k-:- . DIG ,DOWN! i81G �NI r,11c 1or ,our PlrtJ V O T ,E t $1 55.95 1 With 16 Inch Bar MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Phone WY-2-1176 Pomeroy, Ohio Has Pomeroy TREATED NO. 1 ond NO. 1 HEATING OI L .11:: �: e ,.,,b � a.ow co. , �,,,,. 1'.lf;l-� l'I · Be sure this truck arrives before the mercury dives: . . •• ovtnanc . _siza, ·�..�'•ill!,e.s-,.,. ijr t:OeTS AS LmtE AS .s.i.,.... . !'lJd t:': 'fl.�i>!Jii_9.�: tbi, -. • And do that cutting Job faster and easier- Extra high allow­ ances right now- Easy weekly terms- save m oneyJ l' I' .1 y C. E. BLAKESLI E cow and sir" fam1Jie1 and analyCounty A111nt, Agriculture zine bette r .methods of production Bulk m i lk tanks, pipeline milkAnothtr Chan,,e I �-rs. c1nd a dec_rcasing number of Another chang" in lhe dairy , l..irms arc m.ikm g bili: cha.nee• in rf'cord picture is that with UR of 1.,thc d Jit) ricture In Meiga county. pi peline milkers the individual l hOUJ.Ch ,he numbe r of farms i• farmer is no longer able to bow Llc�r'-'a�in.lil, tot11l agricultu ral pro• how much rR!lk a cow ii produc• duction ove r the •HI five year Ing. In order to provide this in­ period is staying about the same. formation to farmers th!! Meiga MJ.lk and cream sold from Meigs Dairy Service Unit has purchased County farms in 19.}9 represented four milk meters which are In• approximately $ 1 .000,000 accord- stalled in the line leading (rom mg to the census. That is approxi- the milker to the pipeline. Th(l mately lhe same as was reported production tester brings these m 19a4. milk meters to the farms desiring If Meigs County follows the I their use an d mails a record of trend, which is lrplcal in other the weight of the milk, as well as du.Jr)' sections �ubJect lo the bulk liecuring a sample before it goes . handling of milk, or actual pro- into the pipeline with milk from dm,:llon on dai ry farms will in- othe r cows. crease 10 lo 25 per cent during the Ft rmeni currently usin1" mllk I nexl year. This, of eourse, was not reflected in the 1959 Census meters Include Albert P1rker, of Agriculture completed last H1rold C•rn•han, Junh N . Smith, Arvll HolNr,. ,nd Dnld November. Koblenh.. Other changes oa re taking place Fifteen fa rmera now are under in the county, particularly in the the Dairy }ferd fmprovement pro­ production testing: field. The gram ln the county. These include science of Electronica ia helping both the EDPM group, as well aa farmen do a more complete job those using milk metus . Other of re<:ord keep ing and analyzing herds on Dairy Herd Improve­ these r1!!1:ord1 to a ssist them in ment Test include C. R . Knowles, their management program. The C . M. H e adley, James F. Gibson, herd of Norman G. Rose is the Paul Moore, Wl)'ne Rouah, Charles first in the county to avail itself Theis s, Ear l Dean, Donald C. Mora of the serwice of electronic data and Everett Colwell & Son. process ing (EDPMJ. Only within the last year herds Brleflv, this progr1111 lnvoh,•• the tester, C, N. JoMS, who vi1lb have increa sed corulderably in th• farm Hch n,onth, W9i9h1 tht s ize. Orl.ly three herds on the DHIA milk from e•�h cow. •IMI com­ program are less than 20 cows In pl.tfl a" butt•rf•t tHI on • Hffl• s ize with th ree herds bemg :SO or pl• of one day'1 mllk from Nch more. Four herds are in the 30 to cow. TheH f5gu.-.1 •rto forw1rd­ � bracket and five in the 20 to td to · Ohio State Unlnirslt, SO-cow group. Sllghtly over a year ago nea rly wheH the infarm1tlon Is punch­ ff on r11eord c,rd1, and thtn half of the herds were 20 cows or through the card• are transmlf-. less in s ite. ltd lnta 1n IBM dat• P,9Cflllnt Avera.., Production machine. The average production for the The informatiori is analyzed 469 cow� under DHIA test during on the month or September wa and typed by the machi ne s 598 sheets which are returned to th& pounds of milk arid 24 pou"nds - of herd owner for his use , The i m• butterfat. This was in spite of the · purtant thing from the herd own­ fact that 1 17 of these cowa were er's standpoint is that be has a dry, but they were included in get­ current ut,-to•dale record on each ting the average production. cow giving information for the High herd, In the group hn­ current testing period in regard ing 30 or mort cows for th1 to production and teal of . milk, month of StpNmber wen Arvll value of the milk, amount and Holter 742 pounda of milk, Jamn cost of feed fed, and the income N, Smith 623 pounds , of mllk, over feed costs. .nd Albe-rt P1rk1r 616 pounds From the herd standpoint the 12 of milk per cow. For buHerfet month average is available <!very production the Smith herd wH month giving lhe value of the pro­ hlvh with 28 pounds, Holter duct, cost of concentrates, income aecond with 27, and th1 Harald oYer feed costs feed costs per 100 Cernah•n herd third with 25 per potl'nd.s of rnllk, and the production eow. per worker. In the herds of less than 30 Thi s same infor mation is also g_}WS high in production was the available for each individual cow Paul Moore herd with 886 pounds and the (a rmer can figu re out bf milll. and 33 pounds or butter­ whether the cow is gaining or fat per cow. The Jame5 F. Gibson losing weight, getting enough herd was second in milk produc­ feed, when she should b<! bred, · tion with 794 pounds and ·the David and other data which help in man- Koblenti herd third with 679. The ' agement. Donald C. Mora herd wa.s second This elect ronic data proce ss ing in butterfat production With 31 11lso bas an added advantage be­ pou nds a n d thin:! was the herd of cause on it each cow wlll have James F. Gib!lon with 29. her records automatically summar­ Any interes ted farmer in the ized. These will be sent to W a sh­ county may secure information ington where under United Slates on production tes ting by seeing C. Qepartmcnt of Agriculture these N. Jone&, tester; the County Ex­ records can be used for proving tension Offict, or any one of the directors or officera of the Meigs Dairy Service Unit. As continued change takes place, bringing high­ er c011ts. more acct1rate records and better ma1iasement become neceasary. I I PLANING Mill -� w�. Dairy Industry Revolutionized B B ulkMilkTanks, p•tpelines . I Ch•��••• 4 ,w.!,-11!•,"�6��11' New In Farming za. Our Chi ]dr cn's Hca ! th , ,, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct, 1, I � Mr. and Mn. Roy W. Blanken1hip or l.Jnl.'Oln Heiahts are an­ nouncing the birth of an 8 lb. 15'ii ot. aon, Gary Allen, at Holzer tio•­ pHal , Mo1d11y September I Mrs. Betty Herring was c JEAN PARKER to Dayton, clue lo her mothe r · BOOSTER'S MEET The Red Devil Booster' s Club lnl and breaking her wrist, met Tuesday night at the press which 1be was hospltalited. .Mr . and Mrs. Edward Archer box _ roncession building on Chape visited ove r the weeke �vill mtffr" Fteld. ' Bill Brown presidenl parents, · Mr. an? M her wilh meeting. the of wris iQ Jharge.. ,_ ��- ,._ Will Haley 11nd other r elllt1ve11. , �: I � • l ., . Orama tic act,. c"vements have been made in 'J . J i , I Iii ft� WM-tr . �I. J�a� ParJr.er M r. and Mrs. V ictor Br aley a There is a "Wond er World of 1 I ca l t l 1 fur building w,as vi1itin, , . thei ri dauahler, Mr. an ' , rtedthe new h repo throug n childre s in t defec, heart ng r ct rorre ..... Today's Child ren" . Howa rd Earle tells about 1t:- 1 .t0st . or ·s11 e 1 .44 � tlla� Jdrs. DIN.i d Tj ll b and f11mily 11 open heart surger.i-' arid other techniq ues: th, Heal y's ,W,UM.hafi ,beell paid - n- , , BaitlFldee. Toda of ,,\IIJJ,!ipwll issue . mber . Septe the . in. , . -.,._ ,, : · , . i:riP1& , ff'Qlll. concession stand at Ml' . and :dn. R ieharci Luca s, w )Ul<l: nave proven fatal not which.. defects .1ne . maga1 s iation' Assoc al ;. tJli•- Am&rica.n Medic am ba l\ g !-'-+!!"A ...uMl...&lU.�, Marale Herring, the �W, £4'.�k. 1PQi. re­ long ago. Adv�_ nced , b.lood tests frequen tl y •:.J�i�-�!'er•I circula tion, . rI }ptin Tucker. Sa dy, · 'l�Jl.)l , \i ,r -l\<.,, a�norl'n.alit�es. �nd s .����. ct�: c d unsusp vm,I ance subst the ffJ'l"rm . , � , tfe i!UWUMiftif To_tnmy and , Mr. , I . f!pe(liµg para,gra_ph tells n� )'l"'�l , \� , • ul •"111l•R .�• g . · . . . arresljn , U1 �•loy•d a pi/nic mail� g llior i! :lle,�_ !!l IS ass prm:i eat 1 G , a !lf ,11/a,fllory: "The young ,ters of _ today, t�onks , Jni . ,aiu:l , fo , pay $%Pf.IO on -1 Haven Park on New tbe r af of r c11ipple ing r}J,eumatic (..:ver, ani outstand 1 . count dli.e Pome roy Cement Bl oct. Sunday. ' ,tfJ!':lt,' b'�bdous advances i n medical scieor.e, child('e:n . 1}ndc� Sqtne " ton�itlort'� ehd�crinolo­ Julia Lucas spent Saturda, night There was no secretary's report ���Jp.J�oin from most 9f the serio� c�I�; a make may Sunday with :Jr. and )[rs . s and hormone , with ent s working ab gist'.s, being eld s Mrs. Birckfi given 1rt• •� 1 �1111laeases of 25 years ago . Abnorm alltie r Parker and Susie. Home at the last meeting. 1 taller of' P'l''event a growing girl �m !that formerly killed or deform ed a chilcf t.h ' · sflorl' boy"' Margie Hen� was a we�t,end from towering over her co9temporaries. APPLE BUTTER guest of Mr. tnd Mrs . Richard . Lu. ... m eeneilted tQday and injurie s which once cripof Church the of Aid s Ladie The ,as, Ja ne and Ste ve. today of chi1d "The M r . Earle sums up: ::: )led are s uccess fully treate d. Vaccin es, a�li­ apple butter on ri s t made Ch Llnd■· and Dlitl oavis of Lang9fares far better medically than the child of e the com.bm at ay drugs We4}nesd other d m .: and nes Td"esday apent Friday nigttt and' S.iur­ ville hormo , -:d:. biotiti ex­ will youngsters 's s . Etliel Nelson. Any­ day with their · uncl"e � - . •'¥1 frs. r M Tomorrow of home yesterday. orand ,.,.., -With the miracle s of modern s:1rgery one wishing to purchase some of Kenneth Davis and family. perience even greater wonders in curative ---thopedics to cr�ate a better world of health ll may contact an.y of the Ladles Mr. and Mrs. earrQl Sn, owpe11 treatment and care." ' 1or �tJildren." Aid memebers . and IODI. were ,S.Unday diwier --:--::::-:- --:::-:--;c:;:::-' �----------- - ---- --------;---cc-:guest, of fier p�n\s, ' · 'f,!!. 1and • • in Chicngo and $2 to $3 in PittsMYF PAflTY s Har~" 01lidtilt. Sr. Of !\Ohle• "-•r · 1o ·t ' ' ., -� ' bu r1h and Cleveland. Tb.e ¥/>'"""' I v lb t•llo�•h OSe Steel ingot production thl! week c r of i'ii � b didn't q1ilte reach las t week's 1 . � 1 •54'·000 ton,. ::1:1"1M f.:' ��dl:i<i � �ai �i� 11,.� 1 �� . � -$ adere . .. be � 1 , ... i , ,, ir, t 1y I --�. 0 , The , Railroa:,t!:: c�!U:�ed. !. ', ch•-... ' 'bf Mr. 1nd �!If�� 1./ ' ' A I 0:..-.,1 Ro se Counc!I. Dau,,hters , ��"'· < ng 'f'enJ111)'haflla, ,;.ttUch' '· las t _,eelt play n n g I , . "' ' l g_, , l d ,a VJ .I, �., . lln!l ' ·"" edi t : .. �\\merlca, met , in re111 u1ar !H'S· � ('". , ·"' •l I(•, � tlfatd1 • 1tbe, r il'dUP WH , ttl1Vfl111 J"bt, • ■nrioui'fced " furl0Ugh1 'for many NI' u�I':;: rs, , '"-. 1 .• M, liCMJ ,)'(Uh 1 R�Lh , Oxley Cfl{md lur. ��,er,: ,,. .., c l O w:th a r r week the , ,Yo ung 'M 1 c; ' .C ,$.S I d- poh�fte chips and1 koot,ip . . 8 �� 'Workelrs '·followed' thla t e II ' · · lblng · ·. nTstmt Deputy Edith : of 5 to 30 l i HQl} Mc thoWsl c�rc� 0¥!� . .ny,s· · · 1emp0Fary · pay · cuta , C at � . . w '(:'.II. , i;.;. 1JflroA � ... . , YJ)RK NEW • et m ' , ''f · . W, • < ' . z ··•� : . �ly and Fae Pa l'lin, Depu1•, iite. "1'6ke' ' i ilnfdugh · the )? er relit lor 4,300 exeC\l tt vea, s u • '· ' r Wednesday e.vcn1n.g [o:i: J.ts regµJa� ,, , Atteqsq'na 'Vifl'e J, uu-. . !,n, �n d � .��: i rtir a· ti � .._ Wta--G&un<!U, , wer� . present o sunsh . ·..:... u • L • ...>• as � e Sle� the . in lon , Qfflce no11-on together • •ter 1 "lobmy bUSi- ·pervi1ors and of "(!Ith�' waY, Theil'' votes :are the m o.n thly 8(lt. · of a ralher • ei"uds " � · , ,Pa '9y FRAt.llK PONOGHt.11 -- .. iu.e, ��tY, "Ii Dean, ,�oetta: . •av,· talks. chu rch. Social . building . WC)rk ers. that t ay ' ti)t have iji ed by .both cain ps. caused d lil\t covet mo,t ·and e QJIC week bolll.y e . K r a nes11 01P . N 1 � UPI--S BOSTO s • ,: cker, �J?�.a p . The lad ies prepared the picnic- K_aren allJI :su,y -�r -1it' · brint • real Fall er pri� dge ll TorEfUe acknowle may rr DeinOcra }!' , w s f , polilica October' con�lal Ind '\#IUl'i, praetleal v n �h,W Hid li N : Y « ned · r t�ntrat e · ar .T e ew o k each family and Beverly Tho.Qlp&O'n, �ea�le i � brought by meal s yle t ,g; has e r kP,uter ,talu Lodge's &hi:t vat ly e Ooroth)' pickup alter -all•. r/t'i.!e . • Pelores . Milam 1, only $187,000 Ir. the first eight of ignorinl beta, , I and everyone enjoyed the informal Siders, Den!'is Scbll\ilpl, rarjie, ;t e\cbt .i;, •. ,ti.'l:nd 1Ji• ·� ;o1, Dnl 1 � · ROSylrl 'l'aylor. Blit whether you ianore or .-isen 11ince his defeat by Kennedy • red �nit compa year s thi fo montha 11t Herring, Judy Klni, Den� Pre1ide e. r. One steel ma&nat /ker. · .-.Jdi.-< t\i:l Mtf. • t.Q.te1 �; ,_. nd · �e r�arte r w11s ,d rape_d fo� a · heed the facts, New Engl.Ind poli- .for · .the U. S. Senaf,e in .1 952. suppe In "Hf. last Pa , : �tlllon 7 S\ille ... ,th and , w m Web,r, I 4'11 •Dean wen Luther Armco, el_ass, 1 of he of n t Johnato Presiden 3 , . by 70 =--· _._�mcmber , ,. 7 Lodge 7 b at e Kenned . n:. At t/'e RIt ch · Logan s it able as Mike y ldlhii,.ol h!i ·dill , '·. "Mr. npredict u . •p,·t, v .,. a •·•"• ,· ump In Augu,t tica Is H I I, Tucke�, led a, discussion of next · year. · 1 h e \·'u iso fur a, to say he 1le1 1eves re- , that ERSONALS , ie, or w,Jom t ht' lounei P . Carrol Snowden and... s Mr w�ather. and Armco h as e,rn ,· ng,, s,nte Fe incame is een . · Hallow started ng. _ s A h.is meetr monlh t·ovrry t t f\ I s h at r , c apc h a cticut 1 t Demo t N Conne In ices on Scptcm M r . and Mrs. John H. Jeffreys sona, Su nday evening. New Englander■ wlll vote in volume or Ol' I ober boo k- way down on the year so far, rty -.y1ll be the lheme with masgood pa a the in edge to a have gJight h pear Churc ethodlst • ' ,' and son, Steven Mark of Indian- More Rutltnd N•ws . while the Pennsylvania and New November for two native son,, ,_se who care lo. · que ra_ding for th0 this race since foot ntial preside -cent vi111ittor1 F ur t h ur I') I 11m were ma d e fn r 1 hr ing.�. he �aid . Mrs , Louis C, Thomas w as dts• ,poli·s, Ind. were " . Haven have piled up h uge defi- Democratic presidential nommee le 8 c rmg o_up B b e J so 11 a It . I W _ s 2nd the t r regi rs fi time, Nuvernlw the arkin ting . • Booster Mc-C' , charged · from Holzer Hospital on or Mrs. Bertha Amos , John L : The Comme rce Department sai rl cits. John F. Kennedy •nd Republican year� for · at which l i m(" thr l'ou11ril will lo �UJ!d up memb cnh1p . Night r regmb<! crat r , outnu h s Cu e s Mrs. Demo d and t.t Mr. Sunday. ' and -al10 or that although manufactu rers' .sal• v ice presidential nominee Hen ry 1 There will be no supper but rei1tered Republicans. : .- have the open ini: st•rvit· l's. Ile- es fell I per cent in August, new The commerce department said Cabot Lodge, Max Edmundson · of Langsv11le s ton at BradbUl'Y. The JeUJohn pumpcider, donuts,_ of r�eshi:nents �oriel r and d Ge snvc werf' t9 ftom � ; · freshmen RD waa fischarged from Holze?' rey's recently returned orders ro.te 2 per cenl, and the U, S. · expert fiill ln A ugu st for About Even km ptc and eoffee will b_e served. with that one 1 lone-and a · • but fact month stationed s hour enjoyed arter I h c meeting. Thls wa tlve u c e conl th r he fou Hospital ' Sunday following a the where Fede ral R eserve Board aald deDemocrats beat the R epubli- A commt\tee was appointed for many, •, · bal­ : years the HI stay up ee r Ignored-put, were be far th r can't 10 ro . ce r year the on . three week& e Fo Air r pe 2 th gained saleR parlment Blore f u; can s i n a registration race i n Gene R iley, Isabelle Brown , t h Pl. of er•' pept five r HAVE GUESTS least at Oa De­ ln ' e doubt loting in Mlsr Joy¢ C"enl lost week over fl year ago. per cent. The Commerce : M r . and M ,rs Harvey Er_lewlne �PlfiSiB nt •Wnt · sumlay. ; evening guests of MildrPd Domes tic machine tool orden parlme11l al,o sa id the huge lbulld of the New England states. The Copnecticut by a whiske�. The re- and Luther Tuc�er. Each la�y 1 � _ Sunday regismember is to brmg one l,)Um_pklh and Joetta spent Sunday w1lh lus · \ Sprousd Tubh1 and Mr. and MrQ. t: T. made their fi r�! ri se since March up of U. S. Inves tment& inroad exception: Vermont whleh is ex­ •ults: !11 per cent of the w ••th Ann : ' p �'he d�te and pr�gram fo r the sister, Mrs. Howard Carder of Pt. tered votera ·are Democratic. pie. r Da}'tOn wrrc Avf!. Sririni,: Repub­ Simp;oh o deep; lee Its to about ,tick by Green to , � pected : In August, and Printers ink re­ apparently has 1l■ckened Connecticut Gov. A. A. R ibicoff ro ee1mg will be aecided later at Pleasant o[ : , Mr. and Mrs. WHli,1m Martin, ported national advert is ing up 2 � mlllion from la st pear's $2.4 lican tap- roota. #,.. 4'rplnk µa ' -:.the care 18 � , boarded the Kennedy bandwagon scho�. Sunda� Mrs. nt. and Brya · Mr. . ..t.eorte PrCJ1ident EisenhOWf!r ca�tured _ �, .. sori, Joe Marlin, bet pel' cent in July with magazinea tillllon pace. !'-, 81bl� qmz wi1111 enJ,oyed wilh s ago. He may stee r it . Bra�ord w�s admit• Ll>o M artin an,I furnily, Mr. ;md aml television jjletling most of the • Salea of the p_revlously boi>m­ all alx ,tales in 1966. v ,Nelther two year Mrs to victory but only over 'rough p�1zes going to Kay Riley, Mary r Hospital for obbloc lz., Mr1. John Tubbs and fa1nily und Clr:�r t"r1dus­ party 11 expected to win ' the . , tbii lng cigarette ' 'J/ � · . · �earns , an_ d Carl • tra Pickens c k,. ill! . . . \ • • " ' M.ra. Jean Casto. ' glrvatloi oda)'. tl-lea dropped In !uly complred thi s year. J'ruk ONeil, political editor ol ', . ' . The remai nder of the evening was - ----,.- -. ,,.19ht Lo•dln e• M auaehu■etts perbape tops tlie the p'reYlou1 and June · Mrs Bil fewer (Alberta Haw• with both • the · Manches ter N. H. Union Lea- open discussion of proj�ets for ,I • Revenue freight loadings a:alp· July. political puzzle In New , Erifl•nd kip1) ia awp,. ti ent at Holzer HosC favor . der, said "it ls diUicull to .11ee class. Those stron�est 1n the '"'" \Jae over weellr: laat two cent t0; . per ed 3.2 r • • • ,, Vlce res ldent ,Jamee 9. Wrl1ht becau1e 11.e heart belon11 pital • I pulpit for lhe Ke n nedy can upset the R epub o were buying a new w previous ,;t.,eek and IU per �nt of For/ now aarees with Chry1- eandld1te1. Both Kennedy and }h · nd Mn Gail Bradford blian trend ln ,New Hampahire." chu reh having_ bel)n and spaghe'.li . I .. Septe,._.. 30 over a year ago and local alr• l er offlrials that total auto pro­ Lodge are from Ma11aehr.aett1 . �bl�dren w�re s upper guest■ and To win, O'Neil said, Kenned,v �upp_ers to raise money and an The Sunday school of the Le• of his parents M r. and Mrs . A. Mir He" 1• :1 line pa ssenger traffic WIii way ducllon t hie year wliJ be' 6,II00,000 monthly tart Falls Methodist Church is Kenned)ll as a pre1identlal can would have to cut very deeply aud1?n sale at a later up. whlle enitlnoerlng ney,11-record Units . The Gell�ral 'Motod fdrec. Bradforl1, Raelne, Thursday. registered Republican ranks meeting. into s aponsorjng a jitney supper Fri• award truction s said heavy con dld■te, may have ■n eda:e· In Mas­ . Mrs. Pa'uline Markins , Mrs. oait ia 1100,Qt)I) ·n11her. mall:� it �ven , clo se run and . Atten�m� were : �� r. and �I�s. day evening, Sept. 30. Se rving "to topped last year'a !qel by 10 per ••chqseU,. But Lodce, tbe blu e ­ -X:he _;t:'ede!l!l �iiffl91'-!nlcalion1 Addie Mle�a�l and Thelnta and cent for · the fourth week hi. • dimmissldn opened th, 'WIY for h1ood who 1tood up, to , ..tail in his Clta'ifCCs 6f doing this are re- R�y Plckpns, Mr. and Mrs. Bill will start ■t . t· p. m: ;at ,the Com• Mu. Abll• - R upe· atiE!nded the , B-t6wn llnd sons. Mr. ahd M rs. mu n i ly bull�ins., Ew�r,ypoe is l b- Zion Chut'Ch of Chti!1:t ' HOme<:-O m. row. Building permits showed biK companie11 to establlah �ti� the United Nation s, 11 held In mqte." , Tlie 1eligio� s ,Jt s ue-K\nnedy'B Luther Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Carl vited. , g-alns In mo11t of 199 clUes . own microwave comm'lftfltatlons hlg)l reaard bv Democrat& and Ing SuhdaY. Thelma 'M i chael and been and sons. Mrs. Irene Kelly not m-h11s s C1thohci Roman Kearns Od. 3 pro­ r Automotive News aaid ca 'Ethel Nel son sang on the Republican• alike . Mrs s ystems. American Telephone and ' Ofr and Mr. and Mrs. !lf the emotional issue in New Engand daughte the meeting October The reach would weell. thl& on duct i The GOP hl&h commaDd- haan't . Telegr aph promptly protested proiram. Also attending wu fh:ia\ Board of the Unltt'!d Melho- "Mrs . Edna Russell. I • 132.880 units , up IO per cent from that loss or such busines1 by com­ written oft Mauachu■etta. To the land that it has been elsewhere Gene Riley and children. dist church will be held at the hist week 11nd compa red with 105- munications companies ml,:ht contrary, Republican strate,1hts in_ the nation. Rev. and Mrs, Carl Herrin, Protestant southeast �Mexwith m. p. B_µt �he iglo�s question e1'l�hl 7:�0 at Mo�day ch, r chu a10 . yea, are maklni MH111ch u 1et1.s: a h'<lnt a 8� 1 lnean hi1h er phones fate■ for the Mn. Jlaod1.e Jividen, Mn. Marrt !co. The normally Demor,roliC maTre. .-tu!'Y ,!;e�rota ry ,R obert An• publlr. line in it1 offense to win votes · ht New En' lilid" even i( it is dor- jority in thls region has been all commlsa1�ns meetmg at 7 P- m. garet •SchiUl hg and 8 Methodist All members are urg_ed lo be pres- "Ch'urch' · i«lpieaenta'tive from Syraderton deqled In a speech to for GOP pres idential nominee mant, sullen since Los Angeles ; Kenne1 ' -�---- ----:· ent. Jnterna op •�·�H of tb• · (1 Rlch.ird M. Nixon and his rb.n• lllemb4;1 c.us� went . lo Por!sm_outh Sunday C�IIBI TO ft�POIT dy's suppor t comes from mor <! Dre w Webr.ter Post No. �9 Amer, � • 1•e'fr�iltat1 ot Afrf�taken by . tton'iil r�•tar,, ,Una that we art The Garatm tlu\ia In thla .,rea nln& mate. populou s Albuquerque. 1 ln or bp the .\lerae of n rcee11• ican Legion wil l_ meet M�JK! ay �t Mn. Hden Werner. · On paper, Masuchuaetts 11 • who have contributed to the (havu Compf•in, 8 p. m. World War I mght will • M,. aJl4h M r'lf, \ C h1rles Simpkins ' •. •lon,a 1\hou�� t�ere was plen�y ot Johnny Apple Seed t{lghw■y are Democratic ,tate. Theff are about ) Sen. Dennis Cla vez, (D-N. M. , be obs erv� dbusmel!IS • talk <Uiat we are lh the rea!,tered llopul!ll,an1. ?iJv� gohf 'to' Col\1.lnb'll8 Where he aaked to report to Mra. Garen who is not seeking reelection, has . . pre emp'fQymenl al the general a1ld . \I 13qt �ne million voten . declaNI · Stansb ury In Middl�port. Mr■. charged l ellow ·Democrats Gov:• The October meetlng of the has l'ecel)tttd • Oil ()u,pul . Rcii;e al. ' ' Holplt no par&)' dflll■Uo n in the Jay the of to m,an r ch■t Stansbury i11 the John Burroughs and National M jd � lepOtt Garden C hlb �II be · Doc n •' s , <;qtt lll of Lan­ IJli Oil output ro:;e 29,000 borreh a R oadside Beautification ih the are, &�te. Tbm are lhe "tndepend• J 1 th , Brown bo Committeeman Tom heid th i coming' lofoinaay" evenlni Mr. Aaricullhe trd week last rl11r ent■'' wh0; eould Ult the oµtcome •• and I• preparing her report. from eastern New Mexico , with et the home 01 Mrs. M . L. Frnch· �,� il� Jijt(f,� the over · rn. 1 1 1cted the na:' rin Dc1:ur: numt t'i 11;r(' t' Piar Jit:ri. d a n not working hard enougl1 for Ken- w ith Mrs. Jolin Kincaid and Mr8. .' 1 cn1 ire 1860 eotll•n ,:rop will all be nd. wel!lke Republican Candidate l'fo!tnedy. Walter Hayei as a891ating t·nlU ellhl"i ul Rom.- ur abroad, Mt: and Mn. Carroll Snowden Cha vez' eases. The club will have a silent have denied oth for Reprtlffllatlve H , lei,dng 1111 wU!, 11 htr\he r 1ubGari')', Mr. . Joa� M•y a�d and charse, but Bu rr oughs, obs ervers au ot ion during the eveniti,g. to The 11luntial re<luc-tion in the 6.3 mil­ Mike and Mr . . . •- Jean Parker race his r in ed ea s running say, is .Ckt, 3 By DAN DOHIII.TY General A... mbiy ryover. r l'lil bale lion 1 11 ors 1n 0a11 Ipo1lll 0 • The Pomeroy Garden club will 'blislnellll �IS DENV,EI{ (UPI) - Cries of "no, for reelection against R epublican · However l h"rc was lots ol bad a edne three-time sd Y, no," came from 10,00 Denverites Edwin L. M echem · a meet at the home o( MIH Lydia W nl'\l.'5 Slocks moved lower for na r Bur r oughs J.,t � .I,. rnor whom - whe n Sen. John A. Car roll, govf, Ebersbach Monday, at 2 ·p. m. with ___, the fifth s traight week. Retail �.- •· Colo.), asked: "Are we sati9fled rowl;y ousted in 19ff8. rs . John Lletwller Bl co-hoste■s. M (D • '' om r f trudc was down filiihtly Anothe r place where religion t. 4 wit Oc on Cuba?" whal in going 11 h� ' lu�1 yeor levels. Oun and Brad­ T1 n4 ''ld'e we aatlsfled with what could he a factor is in eastern Pomeroy Ch1J)ter 186 QES will stri•e! r eported. a region wll h many meet in regular 1e11lon Tuesday Pd. Pol. Adv. , I .I r.fl .E ha■ been happenin in the world Montana a .Sl.t'el scrap prke1 fell $6 a ton .Jl Jl,)tJII-� Protestant11 of Scandinavtan ex- at 7:45 p. m., at the , rda�lc laat or the three four years?" -' ' Th' ahoutera were admittedly traction. But I n Montana, as In - Temple. Past Matrons and p1tron1 ' 1 I • · ' TRY mnstJJ Defflocrat.■ In a mo11 tcy Wyom ing. Colorado and utah, will be honored. Alt membera are Q1r1ENT 1111rR1>v HOME : i/huR ' • 1 DefflOF-"1tle city. g1thel'!4 to hear therP has been llttle overt ta'k or urged to attend. (oats Oct. 4 Sen. John F. Kenned� - talk. itu.t reyijlon, _ . l�, !!l► �� [11, P.al m. .When • ,,:or ,lien ,Bl')'• • tteietid ·' ffftf"'queitlo"iis on Kennei!y campa igned ln Sa , 'Lake Next 'tll,��4Y. , i'l"�ni111 t h ft; confr�te lo yo,ur , so;-ess i = f · .lln ·aff1lra and detens� 4 . 11.N,i pst lbull• Church, Schobf �� .,nd 'f�· , ll AJ· 1 f ;�& �fdJ',1 -who :en.# th�h )Ud_a l . . lned relatively lm.._1 vtt, 10nfl! - M: ��- peo yourJob, reaily a ChlU'th �Ql f!t. ;. i\ reelamation, na�f � . red , I n�) h , �• ort._ Mr. f. •�1 .Mf1, • , � to pdar. li!'l'P( pticto ,, · ' 1, oni bl fo the stilte s !I � ( )'. 1-J , :. . 1 and othef Western 8t· d: f · . �� - -rch, . · . _ _ . , W.re mentioned: Thereby '111e Latter Day Salnta , , ; \•. , , ! 11 1. , a,.ili· No loe ',ir ,too ' · t1'JY nne-ctecs the trend among mo!t ote nt force In Ut . has es -..JrJ�:W. :,_'deli,erlea every ��1':n! he $y - •�II by 10 1. m. e,x , ssed l:fublit'allS Saturday delivery. outt Democra when urprise s n llf•ieo a d Utah. a dlnner polled them by a wide margin In lowing. Wwit fer lk9 this year's p rlmM'Y, but Re pubU- 1 Oc;t. S • 1The■e 1tatt1, wltho ul exception, �� ) ,�V.�!'-. The Po{fleroy s11,t�are �!Jb' •1 wenl' for Elaenhower �nd Nixon ean Gov. George D. Clyde pre• 1. 10 . 1 1 itate the in lrlldtll"P4!rt will meet Wednelday at :ii p. ni1 In both 1152 and -� tNI. Thia year, diet, a GOP victory Phone WY,!-1114 ,. 81, the 11tu1tlQn tbrouahout the re- none the le.u. . at the home of Miss Ethel tarlaftd� · . Only in Wyom ing do Republl- Mineravllle. Roll call will be "wo-1ll�n ' Ii II orle l)OlitiCal" writer 1 c,ns outnumber Demccratl, and men o[ the Bibl e." )u ' t, ,:In Ux." ..mco t s all'no an elected 1 \Vyoml.n I o.t. s , . �tutal �ureta de' � '. fff· . '· , arm · profileffll t. nd plete alllite of Democrats two The Ladies- Aid of the StT Paul • Slier dOlneatlc l11ue1 held swQ yean ago , ousting former Sen. Luthera n church will meet W�ea­ tl\ thi1 rea:ion, but today :RepUb- Frank A. Barrett and form11r day, at '1:80 'p. n'l. in tbe.' Ctittreh · · •· ' • . 1 tlcana a. ltd Dtmocratl a1lke agree Gov. _MIJward Simpson. , Republl- social room. . � '.'ltatea l11, a mount five with Colorad,o'a Republiean Chair- ean11 m all ,. ,... 1� ffll,h Je,n K. �TooY 'that "the In• claim the swin& Is to their aide ternatlonll situation i■ fint on now, however. In ,' Colotado and M�nta e\Jeryboay'1 mind: . Tbey b nen't IIJhtl(a two b w hi J!'!! _ mi f�\D Jiil 1111 16! ��e Farm � atiy op,'l':JI i@ totl'.'tlo 1uppor �e �e ove"�• . n�bomb ' ll'blitll 11 th.ti'e 1, an . nc,pUon It �• •lt�(l"ib the J\Ommatfo� Tex . N ew Me,cjoo, wheh Iha Pollllcal Lyndon loh w ·1te runni . nedy'• n Ke' been lfHtly atmOIJ) llh h · these 1 l!l , ! · t 1 ". I � c�non � e ate :ll il , ' ng · · • · hen \U •:nd Jial oni Che v cy Pre, e qna Ile . a 1at;t0l'. li" pattJ'C\lluly "true In ,ieavlly ' n , 1ey 9f lieriiy C_1bot, J ' ' ., � �..,..-Ctnlrlbull • .;.',;,:,,,;1,1!> -----------Food • Do11't ,-it It off-h.v• yo11r to11k flied IIOW wltli LondTMrli hoilr19 Lorid fflorl ii top grodo flN'• ..ct eil, elu11 \i.imlnt, ALL lt..t. y,..'11 ■I.. filf <111folnllfic doted 111.iiver, tll•I 11e.,.r t.t1 you ""' ;.11t, pLi1 .,. •.ur ,., b.,doot ,IOI!• C.I JtOW hr I-tint ,ell ..,..._ ,.bll,.'fit -..ur ,tHIIM•t whtt. tNcl wltli tho bit '"L" , • • Mwtd IN. .. tfi, toad l�•J• ,.i Lo'"""-,. I "DIGU11 SCf&mflC DAY'' INSIIIMlllff NOW - SCHEl)UlfS DEllVERl!S Of . �DMAIK PUIUIIACE OIL ', POMEROY, OHIO Eul Main Street Jack W. Carsey, Mgr, Wla" T-.,Ce Les11 Than The Besf - -· CALL POMEJIOV TOJ)AV \ Mr. and Mn, Roy Pearson and daughter left Sunday ·ror a three weeks vacation In the we1tern atatea. They pl■n l() vis it M r. and Mrs. Charles Reu(e r, Tuscon, Ariz Mr. and Mrs. Milton Canter and family of Doylestown 1peiit several days with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolfe and eons . Casual, Outside Or Inside Of Autumn Brings Living Change Saving Plants Are lltlifted Fall br ing, with lt a chan1e from CHllll out.door livin1 to indoor livlnC , Livin1 indoon c■n be ju st •• casual •• outdoor, if JOU arrange your furniture ..-4h yor family In mind, Ufl · norb Snook, Extension ho� fu rnil''hings of ObJo State Unh,erslt,,,.., . To uve time and 1«9per m.a ke aure traffic !anet_ ll• . asttJI to tbe desk, boo�,, 1 1116' ,-9' e t elevilion set. Al.,.,_ li!W. i• ffl and easy accesa to donrwayt, win• dows, doscta, l� !�� und rad iaton, the special ist Cldtion s. Your furniture ca n create the atmo1phere of a room, she adds . Place la rge stationa ry plecet 1uch 11 the piane, davenport, buffet, or bed p1raUel or s t right angl e s to the wall or uae the m aa walJ divider, .. Loun!!:in&: chain mi1ht be placed at I tllg.ht angle to re· Ueve the 1tiffneH of a grouping but .im.u ,tralghl chairs are usually placed parallel lo the wall. j Miu Snook advises turning • cornir i_ith i grouping of furnilure rttier UUn placing one l•ree 4>iece aaoa1 ,the corne r. Strive 7fpr t lilnclu!tere<I 1paciou1 look. Thia: 9 mUJI getting rid of unh ecetA.1>ry pieces of furnitu re. Now Is Time To Test Soil For Next Year J o e·� r : Purex · Gran�. l�r - , ' ,, .-lu:n · Su.' g· a:r.' " . , , ,. Flou r Mil. is . ! ft " · 'Phone WY-1-11 1 5 1 80- 1 •2 Mulberry Ave. POMlROY, OHIO ' " ;. , , ' '/ (, (Al F lAC ■ "P��.�!'.°!! It tbe Springa Jaircround Sunday to honor Mn. Edna Roush on her birlhday. ThNe •�tendin,: were Mr. a.ad Mra. Walter MeD1de Kim and Gene E■rl1, lit. and Mrs. Clarence Shield.a. Kr. and Mr,_ Later Bouab and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bou.ab and 110n, Ruaell Roush. Roberta, Nancy and Sharon RoUlh, Mr. and Mr,. &b Hill and aom, Mrs. ffow. Officers of the Bed.ford School ard Roush and dauabter. Sixth and Seventh gradea were Mr. and Mn. Dereu Panom elected F riday. Sept. HI H fol, and family of Eut Liverpool vi1lows : president, Gail St. Clair; ited receaUy wilh Itri. Herbert vice president, Robert S111ith; 'CC· Rou,h, Bessie Slau1bter, Mr. and retary. Nancy O'Brien; assi sta nt Mrs. Dona PaBOns and otller re­ secretary, Judy Ki ng; treuurer. latives. Sharon Smith and assiltanl trea· Mrs . Abbie Cook Williama and surer, Ronnie Ea stman. iiaughter, Mr. and Mn. Harry Young all of Steubenville and The following are chairme11 of �r. and Mrs. Floyd Farra, -Ra­ their cOmnJilteea: news reporten, cine attended churcll at Fairview Jeanette 8utcher and Charlotte Sunda y night. Lamber; librarian, Lyle Sinclair; Mra. F.clna Rouab spent the week recreation. Dick Sargent; health end with • and Mn. Lester and safety. Jtthnny Meeks; food, Rouah at Letart. Sand ra Be.-.1 ; room decorating, M r1. Roy Don ohue and Mn. Alan Swinttell, cleanup, Dery! Herbe rt Roush caJled oo Mn. Well. Ella Sayre Friday. Pack 24 1 Cub Scout& WOD fir1t Office rs of the Eighth grade are president, Bob Smith; vice place for their window decora tion pr·esident, Jackie Jones; 1ecretary at the Fall Festival at Raeine Auguatine Branham; a11i1tant Saturday. The tlleme was the secretary, Nancy Rigga; treasurer Old Country Store. , • Mr. and Mn. Clarenee Sbielda Judy Robson. Their committee& are moving from the Roy bUct -have nol been choaen. residence to the Leab Chittenden Two new teachers are Mra. re1idence at Letart. Mary Skinner, second-lhird grades and Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, nuuic teacher. Celebrating birthdays this week and last wert Donna Stockton. I R oger Sidders, Evaline Arnold, R obert Meeks, Sandra Beal, Dick Sargent, Steve Burson and P.amela, Burson who had a , stnall party at her home. Th, Bedford Recreation Ce nter at present is beina: roofed. Pupili hope to have an ins ide omnas­ ium very Soon. I IIIIOOL l'OIIT Tony Fawler, Owner-Opentor NOWI C-lly Co■Y eniHCe BeJOINI The Gas Mains W-ith Wherever )'OU 'u ve, you can en­ joy the convenie nce of gas and modern appliance■ _ _ _ _ _ with Al-bland Bottled Gu. A&bland Bottled Gas _ _ _ i• de pendable, convenient, stormproof, beat■ · instantly. ,.,. More Details Phone or WriM AVERY NELSON Hemioct GroYe, Ohio Pboae WY-U7M IF YOU NEED FARM MACHINERY AT A REASONABLE PRICE West Shade Society Report : Mo. 2 Rock Salt " ' I I Social Events Bedford School Elects Officers For Coming Year o pork CUla. l.!it'1 Go Shopplllc &rown potatoes are lower in prlce LOOKING AHEAD ON TBS than lhoae from other areu. 'rvlb-Apples, of coune, are FOOD IUJlkETS - Y....altl• the top of the fruit ll1t. v� Cool n.lehtl have •eant haprond currently Include lllc:lnlolb� qualHy In the ,reens faquly­ Cortland, Red and Yellow Dell• eoll1rdl, kale, tl.lffliP 11eena, ete. ciou1, Jonathan and Grilnts Gold­ Wltb Hveral CaWomLa areu in en. Ban11naa continue to be rea­ the ped: barvett of head letiuee, sonably prieed. And both Call­ curre nt or aomewblt lowe r l)rfc­ fornla grape1--Toluy, Mal&l.t, H wlll prevail for th e next mon­ Thompson .eedleas, ind RJbittt­ th. Squuh, buttffnul, ICOJ'II, and a nd local ,rapu-Coocord a"4 other faU \'arleties are ine11:pea1ive 10urcea of vitamin A. And othen. are iood cholcea. · be sure to try e1olant while the Poultry •nd E......-Turkey1 are HIIOD laat1. on the market in a:reat evi, A few J«al lomatoea remain on dence, You'll be' 1eeing more of acene, but many ar" current­ the the l!rialler ones now, lhoup their numbers an down from last ly eoM1rt1 trom areaa witb later year. Fryen continue lo be 1ood seasona. Ohio and other e1atera choices. And ,mall egp continue ;;;;;�;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;aa;;;;= 1 to be the better ol'l'oice when 8lar1 Your calves On •"ilaMe . Otl!<rwi,e, cbooae the · medium size. Mut-Cooler weather m ea n■ The Complete Milk mon demand for chuck roast, Replacer and rib ro.111.&. However, the:r ve Mo re Milk To Sell Ha both ■re economlul chokes. Lamb 1houldtr, and b'etb bam and port; loinl are alto worthy of con,ideration u art cured ..We Do Cwilom Grinding" lit. lllil It, - WY Mat Middleport Feed Ml Place lhe rootl and tubera ia aawdust o r peat mou or in a plu­ tic bag. Store in a dry, cool place ■uch as a basement. Don't .tore on a back porch or garage H the,e plant parts ea11not atand freezinc. o : Wate r Soften er Pellets ' ' Leave soil around dahlia tubers, canna ■nd caladium root. . Store in a ga rage or other building& un­ til the 1oil driet up and falll away from the plant parts. Shake the toil off the roots and tubetl and cut away the dried item. Dis­ card immediat.ely any plant parts that show aoft 1pot1 or dlseaae. It;, Now ls Time J-24--Farm 1f you plan to test you r soil In the next yea r you may want to do it now, &ays Dr. Orio Mus­ grave, Ohio State· University Ex­ tension agronomi st . Aboul 2,000 sattiples are bein proceased each week now, compared with S,000 samples duri11g the s pring ruah. M usgra.ve ints out that in the {all soil mor,: sture conditions are better for takin samples. Also, the nutrient level of 1011 i1 like. ly to be lower after crops have been harvested. By getti ng an evaluation of your soil now, you will have am­ BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER ple time to plan a 11oil fertility Mrs. Jennie Roush, M rs. Virgil program. It •l•o will enable YOU Roush, Mary Jo and Donnie Rous h to determine what kind ,nd how attende d Rall,y Day at the ;.Jetho­ mu ch fertillzer with which to top dist Church hi Chester Sunday. dress meadowa thi s fall or next Mr. a11d Mrs. Robert Painter spring_ In •dditio n , yo u will have and Douglas Joh1_1illn spent Satur­ a chance to apply bask or build­ day evening with Mrs. R . Taylor up 11pp1ieltions where needed. of Addison. H your soil needs llttie, fall Is Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Pinell _ an excellent time for application of Belpra and Mrs. Martha Wolfe Muagrave says. Lime applied now called on Mr . apid Mrs. Will Heil­ will have a chance to react with man recently. , the soil before the next growing · H4tr;i· Brown 11nd family, Rali>h ■eason. 'tahi!er· ·ao(I family called at the . .. , .. _ hoh\e Sunday evening. , . ",i'.id , Mn. Latty Roush and � M ·; :.-\)rown of J�ck�On call: e · 0 .·llr. . •nd Mra, Vll'gil Roush ove , ' "\v"eekend. ·· •' . .JIJ.oo!.ell Pa)Ptor is spend. ; 111' t W'"&°k with Mr. and Mn. �lkwh...Pai.Dter and. .family of Middi,li)rt. ' ___ WAT E R SOFTEN ER SA LTS l I - Markets LET'S GO' SHOPPING - When moving dahlia.a and cannas, dig lar rnougb away from th� plant ,tern so u not to injure lhe fleshy tubers a nd roots, Dig deep enough so that part of the I �!ant will not be snapped off when l1Uma the plant out of the soil. SCORES ..a, UnitN- f'rM1 lnfwnttlonal A- 37 1 • Col Un1vtr1lty I 11 on 14, Mlltnce 1 t S.nd,utky 44, Jeck'°" Mich. 0 L11.«1ter 0, Col It. Chari• 0 C'l�o J. Mlnhelt 16 Cleve L incoln 6 Vail Wtrt 20, Lima Sh,wnM I Mtrtlm Ferry 32 Wheeling, W. V■• 13 St. Clalrsvill• 20 Lin&ley W. V•. MIiitary 6 Toi Libby 1 1, Toledo W•lte 6 Cle-we Btntdic:tlne 15 Cle"-.. Colllnwood I Madison 40, Chardon 12 Elyrie 0, Lakewood O ti• Cleve St, Stani•l•u• "4 Midvlew 6 C.nton LeJ!rmin 22 Bedford 22 tie Youngstown South a Younptawn Moon1y 6 Warren Harding 1 2 Steuben•III• 12 tie Mari.tta 33, Btlpre 6 I Sprlngfleld South 32, Portsmouth Sprinsifleld North 31, Xenia I Northwestern 28, MKh•nlcibu rg o Rocky River ..9, Weatleke I" Wooat•r 40. BerH 1 4 Ak rt- n Hoban 26, Canton Timken c u,ah09• Falls 32 Canton L incoln t Canton South 2B, Glenwood Norih Canton 12, Northw.st 8 RoNVllle 32, Sebring 20 Dovtr 8," Coshocton 7 Ea1t-, Liv•rpool 36 New Philadelphia 13 ZanHville 14, Col Eaatmoor 6 ·Crooluvllle 26, Dresden O McConn1ll1vUle 1 4 ·! New Conc:ortf· 14 ' ' Coldwtll 6, Roseville O GIOu1tt,r 34. Philo 20 Frenysburv 26, KIiibuck 0 N1w LHlllfton '4 1 Ch•nuc1y Dover 6 Cln Roger B,con 28, Cin Taft 6 Premont 32, Folfori• O Akron EHi 6 Akran Garfitild 0 Columbus Aqulna& 1 2 Columbus North 7 Coventry 24 Sprlnofleld 1 9 London 4 8 Mary1vllle 20 Wilmln9ton 16 Ple,Mnl View O hckiontown 20 Newark Cath. O Looking Ahead On The Five eomni0n s-irden pianta _ dahlUI, tuberous begonia, canna, caladium, and gladiolus _ don't over-winter in Ohio, says Marvin Carbonne11u, Ext.enaion floriculturisl at The Ohio Sl.lte Univeraity. To l!Ut the planta, lift the roota, tuber1 and corm, o1 these plant.I from the garden abo ut the time of the firsl .killing frost. They may be dug when the follaJe baa dried up. A ctnter of lnlerea t iuch as a fireplace, larie window, large picture, or hobby eollectlon in a bookcase can add spice to a furniture grouping. Accent a group by choo sing acce1sorie1 that be· long to the unit and ca11 be ar­ ranged to balance it. Too many amall articles placed "hither and yon" detract from a center of in­ lcrest and they make ■ room look cluttered, the Exten,ion s pecial­ i1t condudea. Ohio" led the Central sates last year in the productlo9 of pulpwood, 1ccordln to W'.IDiam F. Cowen, Jr., Ohio State ·uni­ versity Exteruion forester . f, Cowen cites fi1ures �Ill � Central States Fore1t E:rperlment Station report to ahow that Ohio last year prod uced 165,.2:55 1t.rnd- · ard cords of pulpwood, account­ Ing for 46 per cent of all pulp­ W'OOd , produced for mill consump­ tion in the Central State! area. Value of tht. pulpwood at the mill WH $2,230,000. , • -... . O I Ohio Is Leader In Production Of Pulpwood While Ohio woodlands produc­ ed 1�,205 cordf of pulpwood, pulp milla of tile ,t,te used 181,301 9tandard cords, accord i ng to Cowen. On a consumption basis, thi s wa11 half the pulpwood consumed in the region. Cowen pre• diets 1960 production and co11sumption fi&:ures will equal or exceed those of laat year. _ , Most of Ohm s pulpwood comes from hardwood trees, such · as oak, ash, hard maple, and beech, the forester says . These hardwoodl accounted for 1 12,095 cords last )'ear. Wood s such as yellow _popJar, aspen, cottonwood, w t llow and soft maple acc.ounted ror 62332 cords and conife rous species fo r 828 cords. 1 Techniques MAKE APPLE BUTTER Women of Sutton M. E. Church will make apple butter at lhe home of Mn. Ralph Lee Thurs­ day, Oet. 6. Price 60c quart, the cu1tomer to furnish own Jan. Orders c:an be called to Mn. Canon, WI9'3� or Mn. Ott, Wl9-a058. New ud Ulied JOHN DEERE 440 CRAWLERS wrm BLADES Prlc.cl For Quick CINr■nc. -MORRIS IMPI.EMENT & SUPftlY CO. I Phone WY.Z-120% Pearl Slrffl RACINE, OHIO SEJ OUR USED EQU IPMENT USED ruaORS Z - TO-zt Fera­ l - 1'0-30 F.......n 1 - 1952 Ponl --:- us•o i HARVESTERS - I - NEW ilOLiAND FORAGE HARVESTER 1 - JOHN DEEltR FORAGE HARVESTER Both WIii> -�Attocbmentl fULroNtHOMAPSON : , .. TRACTOR SALES Be Sure Qf Qliallty, Sel'Yice, Value PHONE WY-Mitt POMEROY, OHlO AGRI tD in the drill ..• PRDFITt on your wheat �THE DAILY SENTINEL • - -- ___ __ _ .. . • · By Hatlo , ,.. _... B . entati11g Editorially llirlo Blankemhip Couple _Announce Birth 0/ Son 2-Daily Sentinel, !'omeroy- Mlddlepo rt, 0. , Oct I , 1960 av Rutland Commun�ty News • ,' � , � 0 8• I n I l eQUt I , • . , ., '·'Ii,., , t'l.�. I· I• ti/•'' tp ,;r:, 1 Grandparents 11.re Mr. and Mn. l l k f t h �t •;,�,;� -�� •M� _', 1 Portamou1h, K , · . Th' 1\1 . nk<'"n"hJpt , ■lso ha�e 1 1, u other ,·luldren, Vicki I ■nd Kf'llh . : j�:;';�,� , - -- - - - SHERW:N-WILLIAMS PA� t�·rs General Contracting Mill Work Building Sup�lies Custom Cabinets ,j i i: I I' ·"O,�sf R .; ; , ;£:o,uncil Meeting t , ,,.a Held· Recent I• I ,or,..,. :' Some Sunshine Breaks Through e�ys__. PD, B·usJn _ • ... � ., t,, . ' Politic�l "tti�se, - New En-�and ' . l{ ' ''M '� · eung, •" ., fl'!,''� · �:/;,'��:r1n,' i.i.... �$ , !li ilt fl ' l ' J.<i••·· " ' f assv C Coup ' l le , , " " : , • �· .,. ··-·••.•IIOl! , : : e, o An,'' . ·� )atl!l ·�· .NftWlt, ,.;..,;.;i' (s' np"" I,\, ,,'.- � ytah \; .. " l " . Mason h/anc Party ��i• � ' ,.; ,T �.,, � . : 'e" r· l r••w• ' I': eat1t·.er· ;ln'PoIiti.cs · '·I� �'-.t !{a & ��t f r ,j,i u" , :r :•, •JI••·r • :.r.; I •' ie n'd · ff RACI NE lll e1gs & ·r Phone Wl•B,364 1 POMEROY, OHIO TRADE IN YOUR CHAIN SAW FOR AMIGHTY NEW McCULLOCH VOTE FOR . George A. M E I N HARl '' .' o) a.ii.11� ason . oming Events, •n� ' '' :t M 1·1 AN ALL-NEW MCCULLOCH . l l -- !! Politicol ·Pulse IJ0!),000 '• • • Hi•-gh · Sta·tas !concerned Now M':l,, ,.ut ft' Of·Id !·L - I ffllU , W/ ,'!•'! � r :Q- � l 1 :.,,,.-- ••• ' ' l' •' •' '' .' · 1...i "8, - -�-- -- ----- -·-· Jloa .: • !I ��,Jeji;I'�. J�'i'dy�ix Co ncrete r;i!t,!q,IJ� �"\ir·, rJo J�li 1111afl .f� ·•1-u ,-,·y ii' iJ Im• Goegt ein Re.ady-Mix Co. '· and ; itf .· to i�,JP1r.'�� wDt':l''Yoir� 'I� . : D.o n 't pass ' .-..�., •� �, b, Mq k-:- . DIG ,DOWN! i81G �NI r,11c 1or ,our PlrtJ V O T ,E t $1 55.95 1 With 16 Inch Bar MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Phone WY-2-1176 Pomeroy, Ohio Has Pomeroy TREATED NO. 1 ond NO. 1 HEATING OI L .11:: �: e ,.,,b � a.ow co. , �,,,,. 1'.lf;l-� l'I · Be sure this truck arrives before the mercury dives: . . •• ovtnanc . _siza, ·�..�'•ill!,e.s-,.,. ijr t:OeTS AS LmtE AS .s.i.,.... . !'lJd t:': 'fl.�i>!Jii_9.�: tbi, -. • And do that cutting Job faster and easier- Extra high allow­ ances right now- Easy weekly terms- save m oneyJ l' I' .1 y C. E. BLAKESLI E cow and sir" fam1Jie1 and analyCounty A111nt, Agriculture zine bette r .methods of production Bulk m i lk tanks, pipeline milkAnothtr Chan,,e I �-rs. c1nd a dec_rcasing number of Another chang" in lhe dairy , l..irms arc m.ikm g bili: cha.nee• in rf'cord picture is that with UR of 1.,thc d Jit) ricture In Meiga county. pi peline milkers the individual l hOUJ.Ch ,he numbe r of farms i• farmer is no longer able to bow Llc�r'-'a�in.lil, tot11l agricultu ral pro• how much rR!lk a cow ii produc• duction ove r the •HI five year Ing. In order to provide this in­ period is staying about the same. formation to farmers th!! Meiga MJ.lk and cream sold from Meigs Dairy Service Unit has purchased County farms in 19.}9 represented four milk meters which are In• approximately $ 1 .000,000 accord- stalled in the line leading (rom mg to the census. That is approxi- the milker to the pipeline. Th(l mately lhe same as was reported production tester brings these m 19a4. milk meters to the farms desiring If Meigs County follows the I their use an d mails a record of trend, which is lrplcal in other the weight of the milk, as well as du.Jr)' sections �ubJect lo the bulk liecuring a sample before it goes . handling of milk, or actual pro- into the pipeline with milk from dm,:llon on dai ry farms will in- othe r cows. crease 10 lo 25 per cent during the Ft rmeni currently usin1" mllk I nexl year. This, of eourse, was not reflected in the 1959 Census meters Include Albert P1rker, of Agriculture completed last H1rold C•rn•han, Junh N . Smith, Arvll HolNr,. ,nd Dnld November. Koblenh.. Other changes oa re taking place Fifteen fa rmera now are under in the county, particularly in the the Dairy }ferd fmprovement pro­ production testing: field. The gram ln the county. These include science of Electronica ia helping both the EDPM group, as well aa farmen do a more complete job those using milk metus . Other of re<:ord keep ing and analyzing herds on Dairy Herd Improve­ these r1!!1:ord1 to a ssist them in ment Test include C. R . Knowles, their management program. The C . M. H e adley, James F. Gibson, herd of Norman G. Rose is the Paul Moore, Wl)'ne Rouah, Charles first in the county to avail itself Theis s, Ear l Dean, Donald C. Mora of the serwice of electronic data and Everett Colwell & Son. process ing (EDPMJ. Only within the last year herds Brleflv, this progr1111 lnvoh,•• the tester, C, N. JoMS, who vi1lb have increa sed corulderably in th• farm Hch n,onth, W9i9h1 tht s ize. Orl.ly three herds on the DHIA milk from e•�h cow. •IMI com­ program are less than 20 cows In pl.tfl a" butt•rf•t tHI on • Hffl• s ize with th ree herds bemg :SO or pl• of one day'1 mllk from Nch more. Four herds are in the 30 to cow. TheH f5gu.-.1 •rto forw1rd­ � bracket and five in the 20 to td to · Ohio State Unlnirslt, SO-cow group. Sllghtly over a year ago nea rly wheH the infarm1tlon Is punch­ ff on r11eord c,rd1, and thtn half of the herds were 20 cows or through the card• are transmlf-. less in s ite. ltd lnta 1n IBM dat• P,9Cflllnt Avera.., Production machine. The average production for the The informatiori is analyzed 469 cow� under DHIA test during on the month or September wa and typed by the machi ne s 598 sheets which are returned to th& pounds of milk arid 24 pou"nds - of herd owner for his use , The i m• butterfat. This was in spite of the · purtant thing from the herd own­ fact that 1 17 of these cowa were er's standpoint is that be has a dry, but they were included in get­ current ut,-to•dale record on each ting the average production. cow giving information for the High herd, In the group hn­ current testing period in regard ing 30 or mort cows for th1 to production and teal of . milk, month of StpNmber wen Arvll value of the milk, amount and Holter 742 pounda of milk, Jamn cost of feed fed, and the income N, Smith 623 pounds , of mllk, over feed costs. .nd Albe-rt P1rk1r 616 pounds From the herd standpoint the 12 of milk per cow. For buHerfet month average is available <!very production the Smith herd wH month giving lhe value of the pro­ hlvh with 28 pounds, Holter duct, cost of concentrates, income aecond with 27, and th1 Harald oYer feed costs feed costs per 100 Cernah•n herd third with 25 per potl'nd.s of rnllk, and the production eow. per worker. In the herds of less than 30 Thi s same infor mation is also g_}WS high in production was the available for each individual cow Paul Moore herd with 886 pounds and the (a rmer can figu re out bf milll. and 33 pounds or butter­ whether the cow is gaining or fat per cow. The Jame5 F. Gibson losing weight, getting enough herd was second in milk produc­ feed, when she should b<! bred, · tion with 794 pounds and ·the David and other data which help in man- Koblenti herd third with 679. The ' agement. Donald C. Mora herd wa.s second This elect ronic data proce ss ing in butterfat production With 31 11lso bas an added advantage be­ pou nds a n d thin:! was the herd of cause on it each cow wlll have James F. Gib!lon with 29. her records automatically summar­ Any interes ted farmer in the ized. These will be sent to W a sh­ county may secure information ington where under United Slates on production tes ting by seeing C. Qepartmcnt of Agriculture these N. Jone&, tester; the County Ex­ records can be used for proving tension Offict, or any one of the directors or officera of the Meigs Dairy Service Unit. As continued change takes place, bringing high­ er c011ts. more acct1rate records and better ma1iasement become neceasary. I I PLANING Mill -� w�. Dairy Industry Revolutionized B B ulkMilkTanks, p•tpelines . I Ch•��••• 4 ,w.!,-11!•,"�6��11' New In Farming za. Our Chi ]dr cn's Hca ! th , ,, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct, 1, I � Mr. and Mn. Roy W. Blanken1hip or l.Jnl.'Oln Heiahts are an­ nouncing the birth of an 8 lb. 15'ii ot. aon, Gary Allen, at Holzer tio•­ pHal , Mo1d11y September I Mrs. Betty Herring was c JEAN PARKER to Dayton, clue lo her mothe r · BOOSTER'S MEET The Red Devil Booster' s Club lnl and breaking her wrist, met Tuesday night at the press which 1be was hospltalited. .Mr . and Mrs. Edward Archer box _ roncession building on Chape visited ove r the weeke �vill mtffr" Fteld. ' Bill Brown presidenl parents, · Mr. an? M her wilh meeting. the of wris iQ Jharge.. ,_ ��- ,._ Will Haley 11nd other r elllt1ve11. , �: I � • l ., . Orama tic act,. c"vements have been made in 'J . J i , I Iii ft� WM-tr . �I. J�a� ParJr.er M r. and Mrs. V ictor Br aley a There is a "Wond er World of 1 I ca l t l 1 fur building w,as vi1itin, , . thei ri dauahler, Mr. an ' , rtedthe new h repo throug n childre s in t defec, heart ng r ct rorre ..... Today's Child ren" . Howa rd Earle tells about 1t:- 1 .t0st . or ·s11 e 1 .44 � tlla� Jdrs. DIN.i d Tj ll b and f11mily 11 open heart surger.i-' arid other techniq ues: th, Heal y's ,W,UM.hafi ,beell paid - n- , , BaitlFldee. Toda of ,,\IIJJ,!ipwll issue . mber . Septe the . in. , . -.,._ ,, : · , . i:riP1& , ff'Qlll. concession stand at Ml' . and :dn. R ieharci Luca s, w )Ul<l: nave proven fatal not which.. defects .1ne . maga1 s iation' Assoc al ;. tJli•- Am&rica.n Medic am ba l\ g !-'-+!!"A ...uMl...&lU.�, Marale Herring, the �W, £4'.�k. 1PQi. re­ long ago. Adv�_ nced , b.lood tests frequen tl y •:.J�i�-�!'er•I circula tion, . rI }ptin Tucker. Sa dy, · 'l�Jl.)l , \i ,r -l\<.,, a�norl'n.alit�es. �nd s .����. ct�: c d unsusp vm,I ance subst the ffJ'l"rm . , � , tfe i!UWUMiftif To_tnmy and , Mr. , I . f!pe(liµg para,gra_ph tells n� )'l"'�l , \� , • ul •"111l•R .�• g . · . . . arresljn , U1 �•loy•d a pi/nic mail� g llior i! :lle,�_ !!l IS ass prm:i eat 1 G , a !lf ,11/a,fllory: "The young ,ters of _ today, t�onks , Jni . ,aiu:l , fo , pay $%Pf.IO on -1 Haven Park on New tbe r af of r c11ipple ing r}J,eumatic (..:ver, ani outstand 1 . count dli.e Pome roy Cement Bl oct. Sunday. ' ,tfJ!':lt,' b'�bdous advances i n medical scieor.e, child('e:n . 1}ndc� Sqtne " ton�itlort'� ehd�crinolo­ Julia Lucas spent Saturda, night There was no secretary's report ���Jp.J�oin from most 9f the serio� c�I�; a make may Sunday with :Jr. and )[rs . s and hormone , with ent s working ab gist'.s, being eld s Mrs. Birckfi given 1rt• •� 1 �1111laeases of 25 years ago . Abnorm alltie r Parker and Susie. Home at the last meeting. 1 taller of' P'l''event a growing girl �m !that formerly killed or deform ed a chilcf t.h ' · sflorl' boy"' Margie Hen� was a we�t,end from towering over her co9temporaries. APPLE BUTTER guest of Mr. tnd Mrs . Richard . Lu. ... m eeneilted tQday and injurie s which once cripof Church the of Aid s Ladie The ,as, Ja ne and Ste ve. today of chi1d "The M r . Earle sums up: ::: )led are s uccess fully treate d. Vaccin es, a�li­ apple butter on ri s t made Ch Llnd■· and Dlitl oavis of Lang9fares far better medically than the child of e the com.bm at ay drugs We4}nesd other d m .: and nes Td"esday apent Friday nigttt and' S.iur­ ville hormo , -:d:. biotiti ex­ will youngsters 's s . Etliel Nelson. Any­ day with their · uncl"e � - . •'¥1 frs. r M Tomorrow of home yesterday. orand ,.,.., -With the miracle s of modern s:1rgery one wishing to purchase some of Kenneth Davis and family. perience even greater wonders in curative ---thopedics to cr�ate a better world of health ll may contact an.y of the Ladles Mr. and Mrs. earrQl Sn, owpe11 treatment and care." ' 1or �tJildren." Aid memebers . and IODI. were ,S.Unday diwier --:--::::-:- --:::-:--;c:;:::-' �----------- - ---- --------;---cc-:guest, of fier p�n\s, ' · 'f,!!. 1and • • in Chicngo and $2 to $3 in PittsMYF PAflTY s Har~" 01lidtilt. Sr. Of !\Ohle• "-•r · 1o ·t ' ' ., -� ' bu r1h and Cleveland. Tb.e ¥/>'"""' I v lb t•llo�•h OSe Steel ingot production thl! week c r of i'ii � b didn't q1ilte reach las t week's 1 . � 1 •54'·000 ton,. ::1:1"1M f.:' ��dl:i<i � �ai �i� 11,.� 1 �� . � -$ adere . .. be � 1 , ... i , ,, ir, t 1y I --�. 0 , The , Railroa:,t!:: c�!U:�ed. !. ', ch•-... ' 'bf Mr. 1nd �!If�� 1./ ' ' A I 0:..-.,1 Ro se Counc!I. Dau,,hters , ��"'· < ng 'f'enJ111)'haflla, ,;.ttUch' '· las t _,eelt play n n g I , . "' ' l g_, , l d ,a VJ .I, �., . lln!l ' ·"" edi t : .. �\\merlca, met , in re111 u1ar !H'S· � ('". , ·"' •l I(•, � tlfatd1 • 1tbe, r il'dUP WH , ttl1Vfl111 J"bt, • ■nrioui'fced " furl0Ugh1 'for many NI' u�I':;: rs, , '"-. 1 .• M, liCMJ ,)'(Uh 1 R�Lh , Oxley Cfl{md lur. ��,er,: ,,. .., c l O w:th a r r week the , ,Yo ung 'M 1 c; ' .C ,$.S I d- poh�fte chips and1 koot,ip . . 8 �� 'Workelrs '·followed' thla t e II ' · · lblng · ·. nTstmt Deputy Edith : of 5 to 30 l i HQl} Mc thoWsl c�rc� 0¥!� . .ny,s· · · 1emp0Fary · pay · cuta , C at � . . w '(:'.II. , i;.;. 1JflroA � ... . , YJ)RK NEW • et m ' , ''f · . W, • < ' . z ··•� : . �ly and Fae Pa l'lin, Depu1•, iite. "1'6ke' ' i ilnfdugh · the )? er relit lor 4,300 exeC\l tt vea, s u • '· ' r Wednesday e.vcn1n.g [o:i: J.ts regµJa� ,, , Atteqsq'na 'Vifl'e J, uu-. . !,n, �n d � .��: i rtir a· ti � .._ Wta--G&un<!U, , wer� . present o sunsh . ·..:... u • L • ...>• as � e Sle� the . in lon , Qfflce no11-on together • •ter 1 "lobmy bUSi- ·pervi1ors and of "(!Ith�' waY, Theil'' votes :are the m o.n thly 8(lt. · of a ralher • ei"uds " � · , ,Pa '9y FRAt.llK PONOGHt.11 -- .. iu.e, ��tY, "Ii Dean, ,�oetta: . •av,· talks. chu rch. Social . building . WC)rk ers. that t ay ' ti)t have iji ed by .both cain ps. caused d lil\t covet mo,t ·and e QJIC week bolll.y e . K r a nes11 01P . N 1 � UPI--S BOSTO s • ,: cker, �J?�.a p . The lad ies prepared the picnic- K_aren allJI :su,y -�r -1it' · brint • real Fall er pri� dge ll TorEfUe acknowle may rr DeinOcra }!' , w s f , polilica October' con�lal Ind '\#IUl'i, praetleal v n �h,W Hid li N : Y « ned · r t�ntrat e · ar .T e ew o k each family and Beverly Tho.Qlp&O'n, �ea�le i � brought by meal s yle t ,g; has e r kP,uter ,talu Lodge's &hi:t vat ly e Ooroth)' pickup alter -all•. r/t'i.!e . • Pelores . Milam 1, only $187,000 Ir. the first eight of ignorinl beta, , I and everyone enjoyed the informal Siders, Den!'is Scbll\ilpl, rarjie, ;t e\cbt .i;, •. ,ti.'l:nd 1Ji• ·� ;o1, Dnl 1 � · ROSylrl 'l'aylor. Blit whether you ianore or .-isen 11ince his defeat by Kennedy • red �nit compa year s thi fo montha 11t Herring, Judy Klni, Den� Pre1ide e. r. One steel ma&nat /ker. · .-.Jdi.-< t\i:l Mtf. • t.Q.te1 �; ,_. nd · �e r�arte r w11s ,d rape_d fo� a · heed the facts, New Engl.Ind poli- .for · .the U. S. Senaf,e in .1 952. suppe In "Hf. last Pa , : �tlllon 7 S\ille ... ,th and , w m Web,r, I 4'11 •Dean wen Luther Armco, el_ass, 1 of he of n t Johnato Presiden 3 , . by 70 =--· _._�mcmber , ,. 7 Lodge 7 b at e Kenned . n:. At t/'e RIt ch · Logan s it able as Mike y ldlhii,.ol h!i ·dill , '·. "Mr. npredict u . •p,·t, v .,. a •·•"• ,· ump In Augu,t tica Is H I I, Tucke�, led a, discussion of next · year. · 1 h e \·'u iso fur a, to say he 1le1 1eves re- , that ERSONALS , ie, or w,Jom t ht' lounei P . Carrol Snowden and... s Mr w�ather. and Armco h as e,rn ,· ng,, s,nte Fe incame is een . · Hallow started ng. _ s A h.is meetr monlh t·ovrry t t f\ I s h at r , c apc h a cticut 1 t Demo t N Conne In ices on Scptcm M r . and Mrs. John H. Jeffreys sona, Su nday evening. New Englander■ wlll vote in volume or Ol' I ober boo k- way down on the year so far, rty -.y1ll be the lheme with masgood pa a the in edge to a have gJight h pear Churc ethodlst • ' ,' and son, Steven Mark of Indian- More Rutltnd N•ws . while the Pennsylvania and New November for two native son,, ,_se who care lo. · que ra_ding for th0 this race since foot ntial preside -cent vi111ittor1 F ur t h ur I') I 11m were ma d e fn r 1 hr ing.�. he �aid . Mrs , Louis C, Thomas w as dts• ,poli·s, Ind. were " . Haven have piled up h uge defi- Democratic presidential nommee le 8 c rmg o_up B b e J so 11 a It . I W _ s 2nd the t r regi rs fi time, Nuvernlw the arkin ting . • Booster Mc-C' , charged · from Holzer Hospital on or Mrs. Bertha Amos , John L : The Comme rce Department sai rl cits. John F. Kennedy •nd Republican year� for · at which l i m(" thr l'ou11ril will lo �UJ!d up memb cnh1p . Night r regmb<! crat r , outnu h s Cu e s Mrs. Demo d and t.t Mr. Sunday. ' and -al10 or that although manufactu rers' .sal• v ice presidential nominee Hen ry 1 There will be no supper but rei1tered Republicans. : .- have the open ini: st•rvit· l's. Ile- es fell I per cent in August, new The commerce department said Cabot Lodge, Max Edmundson · of Langsv11le s ton at BradbUl'Y. The JeUJohn pumpcider, donuts,_ of r�eshi:nents �oriel r and d Ge snvc werf' t9 ftom � ; · freshmen RD waa fischarged from Holze?' rey's recently returned orders ro.te 2 per cenl, and the U, S. · expert fiill ln A ugu st for About Even km ptc and eoffee will b_e served. with that one 1 lone-and a · • but fact month stationed s hour enjoyed arter I h c meeting. Thls wa tlve u c e conl th r he fou Hospital ' Sunday following a the where Fede ral R eserve Board aald deDemocrats beat the R epubli- A commt\tee was appointed for many, •, · bal­ : years the HI stay up ee r Ignored-put, were be far th r can't 10 ro . ce r year the on . three week& e Fo Air r pe 2 th gained saleR parlment Blore f u; can s i n a registration race i n Gene R iley, Isabelle Brown , t h Pl. of er•' pept five r HAVE GUESTS least at Oa De­ ln ' e doubt loting in Mlsr Joy¢ C"enl lost week over fl year ago. per cent. The Commerce : M r . and M ,rs Harvey Er_lewlne �PlfiSiB nt •Wnt · sumlay. ; evening guests of MildrPd Domes tic machine tool orden parlme11l al,o sa id the huge lbulld of the New England states. The Copnecticut by a whiske�. The re- and Luther Tuc�er. Each la�y 1 � _ Sunday regismember is to brmg one l,)Um_pklh and Joetta spent Sunday w1lh lus · \ Sprousd Tubh1 and Mr. and MrQ. t: T. made their fi r�! ri se since March up of U. S. Inves tment& inroad exception: Vermont whleh is ex­ •ults: !11 per cent of the w ••th Ann : ' p �'he d�te and pr�gram fo r the sister, Mrs. Howard Carder of Pt. tered votera ·are Democratic. pie. r Da}'tOn wrrc Avf!. Sririni,: Repub­ Simp;oh o deep; lee Its to about ,tick by Green to , � pected : In August, and Printers ink re­ apparently has 1l■ckened Connecticut Gov. A. A. R ibicoff ro ee1mg will be aecided later at Pleasant o[ : , Mr. and Mrs. WHli,1m Martin, ported national advert is ing up 2 � mlllion from la st pear's $2.4 lican tap- roota. #,.. 4'rplnk µa ' -:.the care 18 � , boarded the Kennedy bandwagon scho�. Sunda� Mrs. nt. and Brya · Mr. . ..t.eorte PrCJ1ident EisenhOWf!r ca�tured _ �, .. sori, Joe Marlin, bet pel' cent in July with magazinea tillllon pace. !'-, 81bl� qmz wi1111 enJ,oyed wilh s ago. He may stee r it . Bra�ord w�s admit• Ll>o M artin an,I furnily, Mr. ;md aml television jjletling most of the • Salea of the p_revlously boi>m­ all alx ,tales in 1966. v ,Nelther two year Mrs to victory but only over 'rough p�1zes going to Kay Riley, Mary r Hospital for obbloc lz., Mr1. John Tubbs and fa1nily und Clr:�r t"r1dus­ party 11 expected to win ' the . , tbii lng cigarette ' 'J/ � · . · �earns , an_ d Carl • tra Pickens c k,. ill! . . . \ • • " ' M.ra. Jean Casto. ' glrvatloi oda)'. tl-lea dropped In !uly complred thi s year. J'ruk ONeil, political editor ol ', . ' . The remai nder of the evening was - ----,.- -. ,,.19ht Lo•dln e• M auaehu■etts perbape tops tlie the p'reYlou1 and June · Mrs Bil fewer (Alberta Haw• with both • the · Manches ter N. H. Union Lea- open discussion of proj�ets for ,I • Revenue freight loadings a:alp· July. political puzzle In New , Erifl•nd kip1) ia awp,. ti ent at Holzer HosC favor . der, said "it ls diUicull to .11ee class. Those stron�est 1n the '"'" \Jae over weellr: laat two cent t0; . per ed 3.2 r • • • ,, Vlce res ldent ,Jamee 9. Wrl1ht becau1e 11.e heart belon11 pital • I pulpit for lhe Ke n nedy can upset the R epub o were buying a new w previous ,;t.,eek and IU per �nt of For/ now aarees with Chry1- eandld1te1. Both Kennedy and }h · nd Mn Gail Bradford blian trend ln ,New Hampahire." chu reh having_ bel)n and spaghe'.li . I .. Septe,._.. 30 over a year ago and local alr• l er offlrials that total auto pro­ Lodge are from Ma11aehr.aett1 . �bl�dren w�re s upper guest■ and To win, O'Neil said, Kenned,v �upp_ers to raise money and an The Sunday school of the Le• of his parents M r. and Mrs . A. Mir He" 1• :1 line pa ssenger traffic WIii way ducllon t hie year wliJ be' 6,II00,000 monthly tart Falls Methodist Church is Kenned)ll as a pre1identlal can would have to cut very deeply aud1?n sale at a later up. whlle enitlnoerlng ney,11-record Units . The Gell�ral 'Motod fdrec. Bradforl1, Raelne, Thursday. registered Republican ranks meeting. into s aponsorjng a jitney supper Fri• award truction s said heavy con dld■te, may have ■n eda:e· In Mas­ . Mrs. Pa'uline Markins , Mrs. oait ia 1100,Qt)I) ·n11her. mall:� it �ven , clo se run and . Atten�m� were : �� r. and �I�s. day evening, Sept. 30. Se rving "to topped last year'a !qel by 10 per ••chqseU,. But Lodce, tbe blu e ­ -X:he _;t:'ede!l!l �iiffl91'-!nlcalion1 Addie Mle�a�l and Thelnta and cent for · the fourth week hi. • dimmissldn opened th, 'WIY for h1ood who 1tood up, to , ..tail in his Clta'ifCCs 6f doing this are re- R�y Plckpns, Mr. and Mrs. Bill will start ■t . t· p. m: ;at ,the Com• Mu. Abll• - R upe· atiE!nded the , B-t6wn llnd sons. Mr. ahd M rs. mu n i ly bull�ins., Ew�r,ypoe is l b- Zion Chut'Ch of Chti!1:t ' HOme<:-O m. row. Building permits showed biK companie11 to establlah �ti� the United Nation s, 11 held In mqte." , Tlie 1eligio� s ,Jt s ue-K\nnedy'B Luther Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Carl vited. , g-alns In mo11t of 199 clUes . own microwave comm'lftfltatlons hlg)l reaard bv Democrat& and Ing SuhdaY. Thelma 'M i chael and been and sons. Mrs. Irene Kelly not m-h11s s C1thohci Roman Kearns Od. 3 pro­ r Automotive News aaid ca 'Ethel Nel son sang on the Republican• alike . Mrs s ystems. American Telephone and ' Ofr and Mr. and Mrs. !lf the emotional issue in New Engand daughte the meeting October The reach would weell. thl& on duct i The GOP hl&h commaDd- haan't . Telegr aph promptly protested proiram. Also attending wu fh:ia\ Board of the Unltt'!d Melho- "Mrs . Edna Russell. I • 132.880 units , up IO per cent from that loss or such busines1 by com­ written oft Mauachu■etta. To the land that it has been elsewhere Gene Riley and children. dist church will be held at the hist week 11nd compa red with 105- munications companies ml,:ht contrary, Republican strate,1hts in_ the nation. Rev. and Mrs, Carl Herrin, Protestant southeast �Mexwith m. p. B_µt �he iglo�s question e1'l�hl 7:�0 at Mo�day ch, r chu a10 . yea, are maklni MH111ch u 1et1.s: a h'<lnt a 8� 1 lnean hi1h er phones fate■ for the Mn. Jlaod1.e Jividen, Mn. Marrt !co. The normally Demor,roliC maTre. .-tu!'Y ,!;e�rota ry ,R obert An• publlr. line in it1 offense to win votes · ht New En' lilid" even i( it is dor- jority in thls region has been all commlsa1�ns meetmg at 7 P- m. garet •SchiUl hg and 8 Methodist All members are urg_ed lo be pres- "Ch'urch' · i«lpieaenta'tive from Syraderton deqled In a speech to for GOP pres idential nominee mant, sullen since Los Angeles ; Kenne1 ' -�---- ----:· ent. Jnterna op •�·�H of tb• · (1 Rlch.ird M. Nixon and his rb.n• lllemb4;1 c.us� went . lo Por!sm_outh Sunday C�IIBI TO ft�POIT dy's suppor t comes from mor <! Dre w Webr.ter Post No. �9 Amer, � • 1•e'fr�iltat1 ot Afrf�taken by . tton'iil r�•tar,, ,Una that we art The Garatm tlu\ia In thla .,rea nln& mate. populou s Albuquerque. 1 ln or bp the .\lerae of n rcee11• ican Legion wil l_ meet M�JK! ay �t Mn. Hden Werner. · On paper, Masuchuaetts 11 • who have contributed to the (havu Compf•in, 8 p. m. World War I mght will • M,. aJl4h M r'lf, \ C h1rles Simpkins ' •. •lon,a 1\hou�� t�ere was plen�y ot Johnny Apple Seed t{lghw■y are Democratic ,tate. Theff are about ) Sen. Dennis Cla vez, (D-N. M. , be obs erv� dbusmel!IS • talk <Uiat we are lh the rea!,tered llopul!ll,an1. ?iJv� gohf 'to' Col\1.lnb'll8 Where he aaked to report to Mra. Garen who is not seeking reelection, has . . pre emp'fQymenl al the general a1ld . \I 13qt �ne million voten . declaNI · Stansb ury In Middl�port. Mr■. charged l ellow ·Democrats Gov:• The October meetlng of the has l'ecel)tttd • Oil ()u,pul . Rcii;e al. ' ' Holplt no par&)' dflll■Uo n in the Jay the of to m,an r ch■t Stansbury i11 the John Burroughs and National M jd � lepOtt Garden C hlb �II be · Doc n •' s , <;qtt lll of Lan­ IJli Oil output ro:;e 29,000 borreh a R oadside Beautification ih the are, &�te. Tbm are lhe "tndepend• J 1 th , Brown bo Committeeman Tom heid th i coming' lofoinaay" evenlni Mr. Aaricullhe trd week last rl11r ent■'' wh0; eould Ult the oµtcome •• and I• preparing her report. from eastern New Mexico , with et the home 01 Mrs. M . L. Frnch· �,� il� Jijt(f,� the over · rn. 1 1 1cted the na:' rin Dc1:ur: numt t'i 11;r(' t' Piar Jit:ri. d a n not working hard enougl1 for Ken- w ith Mrs. Jolin Kincaid and Mr8. .' 1 cn1 ire 1860 eotll•n ,:rop will all be nd. wel!lke Republican Candidate l'fo!tnedy. Walter Hayei as a891ating t·nlU ellhl"i ul Rom.- ur abroad, Mt: and Mn. Carroll Snowden Cha vez' eases. The club will have a silent have denied oth for Reprtlffllatlve H , lei,dng 1111 wU!, 11 htr\he r 1ubGari')', Mr. . Joa� M•y a�d and charse, but Bu rr oughs, obs ervers au ot ion during the eveniti,g. to The 11luntial re<luc-tion in the 6.3 mil­ Mike and Mr . . . •- Jean Parker race his r in ed ea s running say, is .Ckt, 3 By DAN DOHIII.TY General A... mbiy ryover. r l'lil bale lion 1 11 ors 1n 0a11 Ipo1lll 0 • The Pomeroy Garden club will 'blislnellll �IS DENV,EI{ (UPI) - Cries of "no, for reelection against R epublican · However l h"rc was lots ol bad a edne three-time sd Y, no," came from 10,00 Denverites Edwin L. M echem · a meet at the home o( MIH Lydia W nl'\l.'5 Slocks moved lower for na r Bur r oughs J.,t � .I,. rnor whom - whe n Sen. John A. Car roll, govf, Ebersbach Monday, at 2 ·p. m. with ___, the fifth s traight week. Retail �.- •· Colo.), asked: "Are we sati9fled rowl;y ousted in 19ff8. rs . John Lletwller Bl co-hoste■s. M (D • '' om r f trudc was down filiihtly Anothe r place where religion t. 4 wit Oc on Cuba?" whal in going 11 h� ' lu�1 yeor levels. Oun and Brad­ T1 n4 ''ld'e we aatlsfled with what could he a factor is in eastern Pomeroy Ch1J)ter 186 QES will stri•e! r eported. a region wll h many meet in regular 1e11lon Tuesday Pd. Pol. Adv. , I .I r.fl .E ha■ been happenin in the world Montana a .Sl.t'el scrap prke1 fell $6 a ton .Jl Jl,)tJII-� Protestant11 of Scandinavtan ex- at 7:45 p. m., at the , rda�lc laat or the three four years?" -' ' Th' ahoutera were admittedly traction. But I n Montana, as In - Temple. Past Matrons and p1tron1 ' 1 I • · ' TRY mnstJJ Defflocrat.■ In a mo11 tcy Wyom ing. Colorado and utah, will be honored. Alt membera are Q1r1ENT 1111rR1>v HOME : i/huR ' • 1 DefflOF-"1tle city. g1thel'!4 to hear therP has been llttle overt ta'k or urged to attend. (oats Oct. 4 Sen. John F. Kenned� - talk. itu.t reyijlon, _ . l�, !!l► �� [11, P.al m. .When • ,,:or ,lien ,Bl')'• • tteietid ·' ffftf"'queitlo"iis on Kennei!y campa igned ln Sa , 'Lake Next 'tll,��4Y. , i'l"�ni111 t h ft; confr�te lo yo,ur , so;-ess i = f · .lln ·aff1lra and detens� 4 . 11.N,i pst lbull• Church, Schobf �� .,nd 'f�· , ll AJ· 1 f ;�& �fdJ',1 -who :en.# th�h )Ud_a l . . lned relatively lm.._1 vtt, 10nfl! - M: ��- peo yourJob, reaily a ChlU'th �Ql f!t. ;. i\ reelamation, na�f � . red , I n�) h , �• ort._ Mr. f. •�1 .Mf1, • , � to pdar. li!'l'P( pticto ,, · ' 1, oni bl fo the stilte s !I � ( )'. 1-J , :. . 1 and othef Western 8t· d: f · . �� - -rch, . · . _ _ . , W.re mentioned: Thereby '111e Latter Day Salnta , , ; \•. , , ! 11 1. , a,.ili· No loe ',ir ,too ' · t1'JY nne-ctecs the trend among mo!t ote nt force In Ut . has es -..JrJ�:W. :,_'deli,erlea every ��1':n! he $y - •�II by 10 1. m. e,x , ssed l:fublit'allS Saturday delivery. outt Democra when urprise s n llf•ieo a d Utah. a dlnner polled them by a wide margin In lowing. Wwit fer lk9 this year's p rlmM'Y, but Re pubU- 1 Oc;t. S • 1The■e 1tatt1, wltho ul exception, �� ) ,�V.�!'-. The Po{fleroy s11,t�are �!Jb' •1 wenl' for Elaenhower �nd Nixon ean Gov. George D. Clyde pre• 1. 10 . 1 1 itate the in lrlldtll"P4!rt will meet Wednelday at :ii p. ni1 In both 1152 and -� tNI. Thia year, diet, a GOP victory Phone WY,!-1114 ,. 81, the 11tu1tlQn tbrouahout the re- none the le.u. . at the home of Miss Ethel tarlaftd� · . Only in Wyom ing do Republl- Mineravllle. Roll call will be "wo-1ll�n ' Ii II orle l)OlitiCal" writer 1 c,ns outnumber Demccratl, and men o[ the Bibl e." )u ' t, ,:In Ux." ..mco t s all'no an elected 1 \Vyoml.n I o.t. s , . �tutal �ureta de' � '. fff· . '· , arm · profileffll t. nd plete alllite of Democrats two The Ladies- Aid of the StT Paul • Slier dOlneatlc l11ue1 held swQ yean ago , ousting former Sen. Luthera n church will meet W�ea­ tl\ thi1 rea:ion, but today :RepUb- Frank A. Barrett and form11r day, at '1:80 'p. n'l. in tbe.' Ctittreh · · •· ' • . 1 tlcana a. ltd Dtmocratl a1lke agree Gov. _MIJward Simpson. , Republl- social room. . � '.'ltatea l11, a mount five with Colorad,o'a Republiean Chair- ean11 m all ,. ,... 1� ffll,h Je,n K. �TooY 'that "the In• claim the swin& Is to their aide ternatlonll situation i■ fint on now, however. In ,' Colotado and M�nta e\Jeryboay'1 mind: . Tbey b nen't IIJhtl(a two b w hi J!'!! _ mi f�\D Jiil 1111 16! ��e Farm � atiy op,'l':JI i@ totl'.'tlo 1uppor �e �e ove"�• . n�bomb ' ll'blitll 11 th.ti'e 1, an . nc,pUon It �• •lt�(l"ib the J\Ommatfo� Tex . N ew Me,cjoo, wheh Iha Pollllcal Lyndon loh w ·1te runni . nedy'• n Ke' been lfHtly atmOIJ) llh h · these 1 l!l , ! · t 1 ". I � c�non � e ate :ll il , ' ng · · • · hen \U •:nd Jial oni Che v cy Pre, e qna Ile . a 1at;t0l'. li" pattJ'C\lluly "true In ,ieavlly ' n , 1ey 9f lieriiy C_1bot, J ' ' ., � �..,..-Ctnlrlbull • .;.',;,:,,,;1,1!> -----------Food • Do11't ,-it It off-h.v• yo11r to11k flied IIOW wltli LondTMrli hoilr19 Lorid fflorl ii top grodo flN'• ..ct eil, elu11 \i.imlnt, ALL lt..t. y,..'11 ■I.. filf <111folnllfic doted 111.iiver, tll•I 11e.,.r t.t1 you ""' ;.11t, pLi1 .,. •.ur ,., b.,doot ,IOI!• C.I JtOW hr I-tint ,ell ..,..._ ,.bll,.'fit -..ur ,tHIIM•t whtt. tNcl wltli tho bit '"L" , • • Mwtd IN. .. tfi, toad l�•J• ,.i Lo'"""-,. I "DIGU11 SCf&mflC DAY'' INSIIIMlllff NOW - SCHEl)UlfS DEllVERl!S Of . �DMAIK PUIUIIACE OIL ', POMEROY, OHIO Eul Main Street Jack W. Carsey, Mgr, Wla" T-.,Ce Les11 Than The Besf - -· CALL POMEJIOV TOJ)AV \ Mr. and Mn, Roy Pearson and daughter left Sunday ·ror a three weeks vacation In the we1tern atatea. They pl■n l() vis it M r. and Mrs. Charles Reu(e r, Tuscon, Ariz Mr. and Mrs. Milton Canter and family of Doylestown 1peiit several days with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolfe and eons . Casual, Outside Or Inside Of Autumn Brings Living Change Saving Plants Are lltlifted Fall br ing, with lt a chan1e from CHllll out.door livin1 to indoor livlnC , Livin1 indoon c■n be ju st •• casual •• outdoor, if JOU arrange your furniture ..-4h yor family In mind, Ufl · norb Snook, Extension ho� fu rnil''hings of ObJo State Unh,erslt,,,.., . To uve time and 1«9per m.a ke aure traffic !anet_ ll• . asttJI to tbe desk, boo�,, 1 1116' ,-9' e t elevilion set. Al.,.,_ li!W. i• ffl and easy accesa to donrwayt, win• dows, doscta, l� !�� und rad iaton, the special ist Cldtion s. Your furniture ca n create the atmo1phere of a room, she adds . Place la rge stationa ry plecet 1uch 11 the piane, davenport, buffet, or bed p1raUel or s t right angl e s to the wall or uae the m aa walJ divider, .. Loun!!:in&: chain mi1ht be placed at I tllg.ht angle to re· Ueve the 1tiffneH of a grouping but .im.u ,tralghl chairs are usually placed parallel lo the wall. j Miu Snook advises turning • cornir i_ith i grouping of furnilure rttier UUn placing one l•ree 4>iece aaoa1 ,the corne r. Strive 7fpr t lilnclu!tere<I 1paciou1 look. Thia: 9 mUJI getting rid of unh ecetA.1>ry pieces of furnitu re. Now Is Time To Test Soil For Next Year J o e·� r : Purex · Gran�. l�r - , ' ,, .-lu:n · Su.' g· a:r.' " . , , ,. Flou r Mil. is . ! ft " · 'Phone WY-1-11 1 5 1 80- 1 •2 Mulberry Ave. POMlROY, OHIO ' " ;. , , ' '/ (, (Al F lAC ■ "P��.�!'.°!! It tbe Springa Jaircround Sunday to honor Mn. Edna Roush on her birlhday. ThNe •�tendin,: were Mr. a.ad Mra. Walter MeD1de Kim and Gene E■rl1, lit. and Mrs. Clarence Shield.a. Kr. and Mr,_ Later Bouab and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bou.ab and 110n, Ruaell Roush. Roberta, Nancy and Sharon RoUlh, Mr. and Mr,. &b Hill and aom, Mrs. ffow. Officers of the Bed.ford School ard Roush and dauabter. Sixth and Seventh gradea were Mr. and Mn. Dereu Panom elected F riday. Sept. HI H fol, and family of Eut Liverpool vi1lows : president, Gail St. Clair; ited receaUy wilh Itri. Herbert vice president, Robert S111ith; 'CC· Rou,h, Bessie Slau1bter, Mr. and retary. Nancy O'Brien; assi sta nt Mrs. Dona PaBOns and otller re­ secretary, Judy Ki ng; treuurer. latives. Sharon Smith and assiltanl trea· Mrs . Abbie Cook Williama and surer, Ronnie Ea stman. iiaughter, Mr. and Mn. Harry Young all of Steubenville and The following are chairme11 of �r. and Mrs. Floyd Farra, -Ra­ their cOmnJilteea: news reporten, cine attended churcll at Fairview Jeanette 8utcher and Charlotte Sunda y night. Lamber; librarian, Lyle Sinclair; Mra. F.clna Rouab spent the week recreation. Dick Sargent; health end with • and Mn. Lester and safety. Jtthnny Meeks; food, Rouah at Letart. Sand ra Be.-.1 ; room decorating, M r1. Roy Don ohue and Mn. Alan Swinttell, cleanup, Dery! Herbe rt Roush caJled oo Mn. Well. Ella Sayre Friday. Pack 24 1 Cub Scout& WOD fir1t Office rs of the Eighth grade are president, Bob Smith; vice place for their window decora tion pr·esident, Jackie Jones; 1ecretary at the Fall Festival at Raeine Auguatine Branham; a11i1tant Saturday. The tlleme was the secretary, Nancy Rigga; treasurer Old Country Store. , • Mr. and Mn. Clarenee Sbielda Judy Robson. Their committee& are moving from the Roy bUct -have nol been choaen. residence to the Leab Chittenden Two new teachers are Mra. re1idence at Letart. Mary Skinner, second-lhird grades and Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, nuuic teacher. Celebrating birthdays this week and last wert Donna Stockton. I R oger Sidders, Evaline Arnold, R obert Meeks, Sandra Beal, Dick Sargent, Steve Burson and P.amela, Burson who had a , stnall party at her home. Th, Bedford Recreation Ce nter at present is beina: roofed. Pupili hope to have an ins ide omnas­ ium very Soon. I IIIIOOL l'OIIT Tony Fawler, Owner-Opentor NOWI C-lly Co■Y eniHCe BeJOINI The Gas Mains W-ith Wherever )'OU 'u ve, you can en­ joy the convenie nce of gas and modern appliance■ _ _ _ _ _ with Al-bland Bottled Gu. A&bland Bottled Gas _ _ _ i• de pendable, convenient, stormproof, beat■ · instantly. ,.,. More Details Phone or WriM AVERY NELSON Hemioct GroYe, Ohio Pboae WY-U7M IF YOU NEED FARM MACHINERY AT A REASONABLE PRICE West Shade Society Report : Mo. 2 Rock Salt " ' I I Social Events Bedford School Elects Officers For Coming Year o pork CUla. l.!it'1 Go Shopplllc &rown potatoes are lower in prlce LOOKING AHEAD ON TBS than lhoae from other areu. 'rvlb-Apples, of coune, are FOOD IUJlkETS - Y....altl• the top of the fruit ll1t. v� Cool n.lehtl have •eant haprond currently Include lllc:lnlolb� qualHy In the ,reens faquly­ Cortland, Red and Yellow Dell• eoll1rdl, kale, tl.lffliP 11eena, ete. ciou1, Jonathan and Grilnts Gold­ Wltb Hveral CaWomLa areu in en. Ban11naa continue to be rea­ the ped: barvett of head letiuee, sonably prieed. And both Call­ curre nt or aomewblt lowe r l)rfc­ fornla grape1--Toluy, Mal&l.t, H wlll prevail for th e next mon­ Thompson .eedleas, ind RJbittt­ th. Squuh, buttffnul, ICOJ'II, and a nd local ,rapu-Coocord a"4 other faU \'arleties are ine11:pea1ive 10urcea of vitamin A. And othen. are iood cholcea. · be sure to try e1olant while the Poultry •nd E......-Turkey1 are HIIOD laat1. on the market in a:reat evi, A few J«al lomatoea remain on dence, You'll be' 1eeing more of acene, but many ar" current­ the the l!rialler ones now, lhoup their numbers an down from last ly eoM1rt1 trom areaa witb later year. Fryen continue lo be 1ood seasona. Ohio and other e1atera choices. And ,mall egp continue ;;;;;�;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;aa;;;;= 1 to be the better ol'l'oice when 8lar1 Your calves On •"ilaMe . Otl!<rwi,e, cbooae the · medium size. Mut-Cooler weather m ea n■ The Complete Milk mon demand for chuck roast, Replacer and rib ro.111.&. However, the:r ve Mo re Milk To Sell Ha both ■re economlul chokes. Lamb 1houldtr, and b'etb bam and port; loinl are alto worthy of con,ideration u art cured ..We Do Cwilom Grinding" lit. lllil It, - WY Mat Middleport Feed Ml Place lhe rootl and tubera ia aawdust o r peat mou or in a plu­ tic bag. Store in a dry, cool place ■uch as a basement. Don't .tore on a back porch or garage H the,e plant parts ea11not atand freezinc. o : Wate r Soften er Pellets ' ' Leave soil around dahlia tubers, canna ■nd caladium root. . Store in a ga rage or other building& un­ til the 1oil driet up and falll away from the plant parts. Shake the toil off the roots and tubetl and cut away the dried item. Dis­ card immediat.ely any plant parts that show aoft 1pot1 or dlseaae. It;, Now ls Time J-24--Farm 1f you plan to test you r soil In the next yea r you may want to do it now, &ays Dr. Orio Mus­ grave, Ohio State· University Ex­ tension agronomi st . Aboul 2,000 sattiples are bein proceased each week now, compared with S,000 samples duri11g the s pring ruah. M usgra.ve ints out that in the {all soil mor,: sture conditions are better for takin samples. Also, the nutrient level of 1011 i1 like. ly to be lower after crops have been harvested. By getti ng an evaluation of your soil now, you will have am­ BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER ple time to plan a 11oil fertility Mrs. Jennie Roush, M rs. Virgil program. It •l•o will enable YOU Roush, Mary Jo and Donnie Rous h to determine what kind ,nd how attende d Rall,y Day at the ;.Jetho­ mu ch fertillzer with which to top dist Church hi Chester Sunday. dress meadowa thi s fall or next Mr. a11d Mrs. Robert Painter spring_ In •dditio n , yo u will have and Douglas Joh1_1illn spent Satur­ a chance to apply bask or build­ day evening with Mrs. R . Taylor up 11pp1ieltions where needed. of Addison. H your soil needs llttie, fall Is Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Pinell _ an excellent time for application of Belpra and Mrs. Martha Wolfe Muagrave says. Lime applied now called on Mr . apid Mrs. Will Heil­ will have a chance to react with man recently. , the soil before the next growing · H4tr;i· Brown 11nd family, Rali>h ■eason. 'tahi!er· ·ao(I family called at the . .. , .. _ hoh\e Sunday evening. , . ",i'.id , Mn. Latty Roush and � M ·; :.-\)rown of J�ck�On call: e · 0 .·llr. . •nd Mra, Vll'gil Roush ove , ' "\v"eekend. ·· •' . .JIJ.oo!.ell Pa)Ptor is spend. ; 111' t W'"&°k with Mr. and Mn. �lkwh...Pai.Dter and. .family of Middi,li)rt. ' ___ WAT E R SOFTEN ER SA LTS l I - Markets LET'S GO' SHOPPING - When moving dahlia.a and cannas, dig lar rnougb away from th� plant ,tern so u not to injure lhe fleshy tubers a nd roots, Dig deep enough so that part of the I �!ant will not be snapped off when l1Uma the plant out of the soil. SCORES ..a, UnitN- f'rM1 lnfwnttlonal A- 37 1 • Col Un1vtr1lty I 11 on 14, Mlltnce 1 t S.nd,utky 44, Jeck'°" Mich. 0 L11.«1ter 0, Col It. Chari• 0 C'l�o J. Mlnhelt 16 Cleve L incoln 6 Vail Wtrt 20, Lima Sh,wnM I Mtrtlm Ferry 32 Wheeling, W. V■• 13 St. Clalrsvill• 20 Lin&ley W. V•. MIiitary 6 Toi Libby 1 1, Toledo W•lte 6 Cle-we Btntdic:tlne 15 Cle"-.. Colllnwood I Madison 40, Chardon 12 Elyrie 0, Lakewood O ti• Cleve St, Stani•l•u• "4 Midvlew 6 C.nton LeJ!rmin 22 Bedford 22 tie Youngstown South a Younptawn Moon1y 6 Warren Harding 1 2 Steuben•III• 12 tie Mari.tta 33, Btlpre 6 I Sprlngfleld South 32, Portsmouth Sprinsifleld North 31, Xenia I Northwestern 28, MKh•nlcibu rg o Rocky River ..9, Weatleke I" Wooat•r 40. BerH 1 4 Ak rt- n Hoban 26, Canton Timken c u,ah09• Falls 32 Canton L incoln t Canton South 2B, Glenwood Norih Canton 12, Northw.st 8 RoNVllle 32, Sebring 20 Dovtr 8," Coshocton 7 Ea1t-, Liv•rpool 36 New Philadelphia 13 ZanHville 14, Col Eaatmoor 6 ·Crooluvllle 26, Dresden O McConn1ll1vUle 1 4 ·! New Conc:ortf· 14 ' ' Coldwtll 6, Roseville O GIOu1tt,r 34. Philo 20 Frenysburv 26, KIiibuck 0 N1w LHlllfton '4 1 Ch•nuc1y Dover 6 Cln Roger B,con 28, Cin Taft 6 Premont 32, Folfori• O Akron EHi 6 Akran Garfitild 0 Columbus Aqulna& 1 2 Columbus North 7 Coventry 24 Sprlnofleld 1 9 London 4 8 Mary1vllle 20 Wilmln9ton 16 Ple,Mnl View O hckiontown 20 Newark Cath. O Looking Ahead On The Five eomni0n s-irden pianta _ dahlUI, tuberous begonia, canna, caladium, and gladiolus _ don't over-winter in Ohio, says Marvin Carbonne11u, Ext.enaion floriculturisl at The Ohio Sl.lte Univeraity. To l!Ut the planta, lift the roota, tuber1 and corm, o1 these plant.I from the garden abo ut the time of the firsl .killing frost. They may be dug when the follaJe baa dried up. A ctnter of lnlerea t iuch as a fireplace, larie window, large picture, or hobby eollectlon in a bookcase can add spice to a furniture grouping. Accent a group by choo sing acce1sorie1 that be· long to the unit and ca11 be ar­ ranged to balance it. Too many amall articles placed "hither and yon" detract from a center of in­ lcrest and they make ■ room look cluttered, the Exten,ion s pecial­ i1t condudea. Ohio" led the Central sates last year in the productlo9 of pulpwood, 1ccordln to W'.IDiam F. Cowen, Jr., Ohio State ·uni­ versity Exteruion forester . f, Cowen cites fi1ures �Ill � Central States Fore1t E:rperlment Station report to ahow that Ohio last year prod uced 165,.2:55 1t.rnd- · ard cords of pulpwood, account­ Ing for 46 per cent of all pulp­ W'OOd , produced for mill consump­ tion in the Central State! area. Value of tht. pulpwood at the mill WH $2,230,000. , • -... . O I Ohio Is Leader In Production Of Pulpwood While Ohio woodlands produc­ ed 1�,205 cordf of pulpwood, pulp milla of tile ,t,te used 181,301 9tandard cords, accord i ng to Cowen. On a consumption basis, thi s wa11 half the pulpwood consumed in the region. Cowen pre• diets 1960 production and co11sumption fi&:ures will equal or exceed those of laat year. _ , Most of Ohm s pulpwood comes from hardwood trees, such · as oak, ash, hard maple, and beech, the forester says . These hardwoodl accounted for 1 12,095 cords last )'ear. Wood s such as yellow _popJar, aspen, cottonwood, w t llow and soft maple acc.ounted ror 62332 cords and conife rous species fo r 828 cords. 1 Techniques MAKE APPLE BUTTER Women of Sutton M. E. Church will make apple butter at lhe home of Mn. Ralph Lee Thurs­ day, Oet. 6. Price 60c quart, the cu1tomer to furnish own Jan. Orders c:an be called to Mn. Canon, WI9'3� or Mn. Ott, Wl9-a058. New ud Ulied JOHN DEERE 440 CRAWLERS wrm BLADES Prlc.cl For Quick CINr■nc. -MORRIS IMPI.EMENT & SUPftlY CO. I Phone WY.Z-120% Pearl Slrffl RACINE, OHIO SEJ OUR USED EQU IPMENT USED ruaORS Z - TO-zt Fera­ l - 1'0-30 F.......n 1 - 1952 Ponl --:- us•o i HARVESTERS - I - NEW ilOLiAND FORAGE HARVESTER 1 - JOHN DEEltR FORAGE HARVESTER Both WIii> -�Attocbmentl fULroNtHOMAPSON : , .. TRACTOR SALES Be Sure Qf Qliallty, Sel'Yice, Value PHONE WY-Mitt POMEROY, OHlO AGRI tD in the drill ..• PRDFITt on your wheat �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. I, 1960-5 ----.---- ,1{o_apltal1111tlon Insurance writ• ten wllh a modern approach lo­ ward prqvldlng our senior cit!- , '4!!11 ,l!Vllh protecllon against the .high cOII of hospitalization ex­ pense. ' •• · ...; .,. ' ' J •ll NO"II uI 't ,, \ ,,..,. •. ��•· . . ' ''f' ,, 1 • 1,, 111, p' 'V N () ' '. ' ' ,. ' ' • '.. h. ,. ·OIL CO. FJREST9"4E' �1DISTRIIUT01l ' . . .. . PHIL WILLIAIIISON , - fii I \I -- --· "' ., "a;:;:a...;&. .e-.c;:•t1t•,;o•:•..,..ua:c, ,. ¥1,\!p(, I ....� ,._.. . -� �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. I, 1960-5 ----.---- ,1{o_apltal1111tlon Insurance writ• ten wllh a modern approach lo­ ward prqvldlng our senior cit!- , '4!!11 ,l!Vllh protecllon against the .high cOII of hospitalization ex­ pense. ' •• · ...; .,. ' ' J •ll NO"II uI 't ,, \ ,,..,. •. ��•· . . ' ''f' ,, 1 • 1,, 111, p' 'V N () ' '. ' ' ,. ' ' • '.. h. ,. ·OIL CO. FJREST9"4E' �1DISTRIIUT01l ' . . .. . PHIL WILLIAIIISON , - fii I \I -- --· "' ., "a;:;:a...;&. .e-.c;:•t1t•,;o•:•..,..ua:c, ,. ¥1,\!p(, I ....� ,._.. . -� �' '' Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Oct 1 , 1960 I WANT ADS ' RATES 4 teall per •wd, rone 1nsenion. Mloi[I\Ull'l cluirgl! •- tiO rent, -1 OIDI.I "' wurd for lhr� OOIWtt1J.tlVt inM!rtio.n&. cm• mo1:tl'I tor 3u tenr J �r v.uro. l'laU nte of 4 w"'t' Dtl prr word will be ch.al' ged for ildnrUslfJ� •JUUu lU day.. aner rec�, v1n2 l.1 111 • UL AllVl!r� - Sbould l,e n.p<>·W(i .ltl'ht dLilel)'. '(be Be nel will nnt � reaponaible for 1Du1 , lli"" orw lncvtd of. fl:ilou .-ufJ. ,S,p!ll·u1.! NU111Ct'1o ol �,·.- 'lta Ii.I.JU nb11 u<1ri.:., • at ' t ce'll peJ ot'oro I MO :'V,OIWS l DAY J DA".'S "' 1) \ '{:,. .. ,;o j � 60< 90< ···"'1 $1 .� Jl.:bl dO, II\ 17.Joll $1.JO $:.I..� 11,i,c • •• I 'l,IU PeealHd DJ 10 A.II wUI � " 111 l,lilll da� t .., "'' PHONE W Y-2-2 1 51 c= ' = 'I "-'==-N•t1� es -- ___-----,-�; R=c= SA L E I MIIMlTI AND PEST CONTROL ! .,.,= ' �1 1 hM',. frN in11pedion, ln11,1r- j - · PIANO • �;• ,..a by trt.tlenwlde. Phon• It. Three n1t't!USED used re -cond11i onOO up­ ,._ ;... hf'•lff '5tatlon WY2· . . i.- ______ I nght piano�. Pm:cd riGht lo sell Others to choose frum $20.00 . t'ree d� J i v e ry. Call Rutla nd OUND AND SQUARE DANCE , up •,.. f urniture, SH2-48 1 I or after 5 p. .- Sah&rday night, Oct. l from m. call S112-4034. Q-29-6tc 12,30 ,t Pomeroy Moo,e _ _ l ' All Moo1e members and I F OR SA LE. Fresh Cow Guernsey 9-29-3tc , 11nd llCCOnd calf. William Blake, ' ' '. "� " \ ' 10-1-6lp I Dorcas. \ 1 . ' I �16-Hc i\)JJo Soles · · , • ' M�ITAN MOTOU ' Mil61l .... Ml.6A It. ,_ •••"• 011• 'I ;'. 1117 l'ORD 500, 2 dr. h.ardtop, ·1 w. w., Tlnmderbird, floor .shift b'11n1.. many other extru. Pbone 9eater YU�-3291. ,t,27..fltp t-Or !)a le - --- • - ---- j SINGER SEWING machine in ex� 1--4 room trailer for rent $35.00 onth. 189 Ash SL., :1:�i�� ::�t � ) - ---- - - - - --l ESTA.T� coal heaLrola for sale $35.00. Can be seen at 189 Asfi St., Middleport. 9-29-Jl p l ___ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ USED GARDEN traotora ,no rnowers. R1itary mower blades 1harpened. Cu•tora mowinj and plowin1t GRAV LY TRACTOR ano S.rvice 512 E. Main 31. I Sale� c Phone WY 2--2975. 1 f ir.ieroy, 7•21-dt -------- ■ TUE FOREST RUN Church will v tell •�pie butler Oct. 4. 60r a q1.1art, Orders may be placed I i-'011 SALi<: 24 cubic feet upright by c■llln& WY2-6:ll3 or Duke deep trees $ 1 50. t:ood as new. _Clea nen, WY2-2302 where jar1,. Sec 011 A r nott, ltucinc, Ohio in d lid■ m.a)' be teu. Y-21:1-atc 9-30·3lp. HOM E MADE ICE <:REAM, Ju�t L'OAL IIJ:::A'I t:R, retl enamel du­ like )'OU mak.e at hQJDe. Jack'ti 9-2'1-tllc Dairy lh1r. let'l l>UO\it-: 4 door. Phone WY2· 2867, 9-27-ULp plc1t �rate. Mac Youny, !.iyr11cu�t, Ohio. lt-29-:ltc JIANI> PICK£D corn fur sale. Will tlt'livcr Uy truck load. Call WY'J.1 2.364. 9-W-:Hc 1W'· T. &a,UI. YU� UU.. ana •:o■l .DllCCII- �•II tor lree e�t1mate1. I THELA,ff<: I I. LJAVIS pro·­ t'Onmau " Abbull W.lOUleporL perly, brick two story, located tl-l!>U. 11l North 'fhird and Coal · -- --- -.Street-&, M iddlcport, may be POTATOES Ch.rent"e Proffitt, ■cen 1my evenmg. 1H 7 - :i0tc PerUand. Ohlu 9-21-li!lc - FOR sALi:.Onc brood s�;;� FOR SALE 100 lb. paper sadu,. Phone WY2-3:i44. 'pi,11. Together or separate. Jo ).2ll<6te ,t1oud11helt, Mi ner11villc. � ' l,;io.atp. ·� ----- -----cellcnt condition. Portable or ' ' c11bi11et $47.00. 'l'eruu1 ii desirAUCTION ! oo c w v_2_-22v4, 9-28-6tc •_ _ • _ - r_ On s,turday, Ocl. 8, 1900, at _h___ __ _ 1:00 P. M. at my home back. -of 1. u -• o oge; zthe Cbe11er Methodiat Church, In I WILL SAt:H.IFICE-Slijl'Wlng m achine. Make, button ClriNl.er, I will aell at auction the hulc1, 1iewH 011 bulto na, overfollowln,: cash, bind hcm11 and dozen& Beiuty GIi Ranlile, Servel Re of fancy embroidery 1tltche1. frl,:er■tor, Drop Leaf table, two Will 11ell to responsible party dlnJn, room table•. Metal utility cablnet, 11ep 1tool, 21 i nch cro,ley I !or J I payments of ,e.35 per month. l'hone WY2·2204. TV, 17 Jnca Admiral TV, Shiger _ _ �,, 9·_ 28_ 8ewln1 Machine, good, Electri c __ ________ _ Waffle Iron, Portable electril: t'IACJIES, brine contil l ner1. wa1h1r, sunbeam Iron, Quad Ga& Webster Fruit ,i,·arm, LonQ .l:Sol· Ht1l.Jn 1 Stove, 3 Beds, Library tom, Uhlo. Phone YUkon �a:t(ll Tabl,, Floor and Table Lampi, ll·lti-lJ.e - - - ---- -- -11 by 18 Woul llua:, 9 by 1.2 Wool ELECTllOLUX Vacuum Cleaner. Ru•. Popul11r model No. 30 i n A-1 �, tollow lhJ Anllque1: Chi na cut1d1l10ll, ComplCle with all CUPbNrd, Cberr,v Cheat, Iro n ,11.tt.11chment" 11nd throw aw11y Blq. Hall 'l'ree, W11h Sl1nd1, paptr bllili, l'iiy oJ'f balance 01 Cblltt. Marble Top l>rcuer, Tele'61.o O or term11 l·an be 1rranii• pbont, Thr" Sl.l ndt. ed. Phone WY2·2�. 9-28·6lc AIIO dlah111, cook ln & ute n1l!I, btd dotlla and many other ltem11 to m�nllon . 1 1 2 RATS klllcd with Star \\11.J.r• forin. :l½a IOI. $1 .49. Ebenbach .,.. 114 IW• t.r Accl•nt• Hardware, Sugar Jlua Flour wlll be aerved bJ MIii, Landmark Co-Op. ...� C1M D. ol A, Lod1 e. q (9J 28, 29, ::10; (3) 0, Cl, '1, 12, EUdbeth Wickham 13, 14, 11:t, 20, 26, 21, 28; Uonfff: J, 0. MtCO)' ( l l ; 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 2:1, �. 2tl, 30; CU ►., l, 3. • j �... .. g � ;,u�1( �LII AUCTION Sl/ppl i� diY, ,Ocldbtt 7, at 10 A. M. tlrl'!Ftlll, . 0., on. Rt. 838, 12 1 from Pomero,-. 51 Mercurv 60 H, ,. MN.DO Billd lliritl ■nd leavlna cou n ty St Mercurr 70 H. P. '595,00 IIO mllll. Mil: Good Super C Farts H, P, Mercvry Ollffll f99S.OO , tnctor with 2-14 · bottom MITROPOLITAN MOTORS � and d l1e, 1ood F11rmal 600 . I Ht •in ltrfft, Pom•re\f C11b &net« with mower, tultlva­ PhotWI WY'2.Jl70 tar9 nd ,t.ft. ta ndem dla<\ row 1-20-Uc -, ....,, &prayer, waaon on rubber 1 Nil Jnternatlonal ma n­ llN�er. New Idea lran1pl11nt­ •• !JlaUorm acorea, 30" laddera, ' ....... auite, l lvlnl room 1ul te, SO FOOT TRAILER, 3 full slsed roo� au lle, kitchtn t11ble bedrooms, full bMth with auto• llldl ch■ ka, bed.a, dreaaera, Tap, m1llc wuher. Map le Street, tance, coftn 11 nd end Middleport. Phone WY2�4'1, , rUJ and pad, 2 8--28-tlt,;: · = Ill, IOClhl'1, dMII,, plct ' /�ft, cl Otlkl , 1( I . �:�:ull'OU• ◄ : j; :•, J,i :u, l9o l Marina - -ii iai, c1.u., ., - , aiat' ■ w,uer, _dlntn1 = . =�=I �: -------- --I 0- For Sa It, or Rent 1JI W ' anted' T.2.... UY -B­ WANTED TO DUY-Coal 8 or 9 -- 1weeper, lndt fur nace plpe1. WUI buy ,, . 'pOlirit,a. drape1, furnace if neceasal'}'. Phorie Ii Iii ;d ud' hundred, ol item, W\'2-3069. l0-J-3tc . • llltad Lu;tlo Ill' t· HAROLD GRJM, Owner. Qllldard, Auct. ' FOR RENT moderq. two �edroom hou1t. Furn l&hcd or unfur­ nl1hed, aulomatic heal, dl1�011I 1. nd landuaped y,ard . Phone WY2•3240. Mra. J1me1 Weber, Mlddl•port, 8-28-Cltc � » ... ' · wscs APA.k'11 t!NTS - MD.Wied ud unlun,IA;;.ed. )(�,ten,. Kiddle port. Phone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 tf DOHCAS HOUSE for rent. Chris­ line Deei;lc, Phone WY2 · 3302. 9·29-6tp. " :• 'Plains Outfit Takes 20-0 Win From Eastern MODERN untwrnilhed 3 rooms and bath aputmenl. Birch c.a.b­ inets, disposal, incinentor, large closets. Phone WY2-5141. 9- J 6·tfc l'OII CONSIS'J'.:NT DEPEND ABLP llESULTII t" ,.._.aJ - I 1 4 ) For Rent , I 4_ l _F_o_r Re_ n_ t_ --, aplrtment on TIIRf. E ROOM l untlur Street, Pomeroy, .ilso, 4 1 uum apartml!nt on Second Street, Pome roy. Phone wvi. 9-28-tre 213::1 ___- - - SEV .C:1� IWOM houie ill Harri11on11 1 l l (•, good cellar anti well, two c1ir garage, large yard and 1 gi;rdcan. ;:iee Mrs. Lana Gibson, I 1 :•� :"�'�:: ';�nt:�• ••• / '. WANTED: Licensed practical nurse. Apply in person at Fos­ ter·s NL1rs1ny Huro<l, Syracuse, Ohio. 9-27-:Hc MAN to take uver gas Phone WY2-9920, station . 9-23-Uc WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2- 9D20, 9-23-tfc l'crnplovment Wc.,ted WOMAN want, clea n ing at $1.00 per ho1.1r. Phone W19-3017. 9·26-6tp BABY Sl'rtlNG done at home dur­ ing the day. Phone WY2-3502. 9-30-6tc ------------- (20 l Business Services MUILLER FUR NA.CM. WIUING HOUSE •PPll•n� Arnold .,. . then. Srrac:UN, Ohl._ Phone WY2,4;JM, 11°11-tf AIR 9CINDITIONmG, IIEFRJGEll­ ation service Jacli:'1 Refria:en• tlon New Haven. l'boae TU2S037. 6-28-U -- -- -'' ICTICfrtlE. Cor.nple;o hrvlct Crltt lradhmt ffrlM, Phona OI' Conhcl A. C. 8RADr•ORL1, l■d,N, Ohl&. Call Dlc1 sten ill tse101 "' 11:ao A.Id.. MtdcHe,ort W Y-2--Uff A.AU'il fllllt\ ITO...A.t Cll!f..,. Mo:111.fL&. YliRVICI t rATIQN Yullon J.2141 ....... t:OO AM. Albany ,US Ivery Ull,l' lienlc<. --- AUCTIONIIR RIASONABLI RATIS SATISFACTION GUARANTIIO C•II or write I, O, McCoy C hNt.,, Ohio 8 22 301p I 1 8-A I Employment Wanted -- -( 20b ) l n,uronce CO!tPLE1'E INSURANCE PRO tecUon, Lile, Auto, Fire, Pollo. Call DOil MW1, Middleport. 'J)Ja, ------- JIARNES-SIMPSON IN&URANCJJ: A&ents, M1ddloport. Yire, AIHO· moblla. Bo�da. Phone WY2· 2003. 8-27-lf ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state li'Ult SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with b11th, n ice location. Melvla Hood, 1 1 1 Lo�ual St., Pomero,. l9) l SOtp -----'--- 24-a For Sale or --Trade - - - "' -- ,FOR SALE OR TRADE 111111 Ford Ve Tudor, ,150 or t,ade for old tnrtor. Ph one WY2-et4fl F'rJ, eviei., Sat. or SWI. N0-3lp Cuddu_ lllllltt 69 ACRl►O n &ood road otr lloule 680 near Pa1etow n , 6room house, baaemeqt, barn, olher buildlng1, n lce aarden, apple t,tee1. Term■ t,8800,00. 1 20 ACRIS---45 11crea cullivated i:nod puture, good 7-room house, cellar, garaae, larae barn other bu lldlna,. Cath price $8000.00. 96111 A.CRIS-¼ mile oft Route 7, 30 a�• tractor hi nd, 7•room hou!le, birn , granary, shed, oth• er bulldlnga, Allil Chalmert·­ eme.nt. lr11:ctor and thing goe1. � . ;WI,� . ALIIIIT Ml' f; liil.._.n UOX 229 PHON E WY2-2220 1· 10-l-3tc Evtit·' pooo.90, ' WYZ-3830· L.egal Noffce NOTICI o, APl'OINTMINT Admlnlttrator Ca.. No. 11442 l•••t• of I. Cheu, a..-ttt.e """''" EIGHT ROQII HO<ISK, IWO. II,. Hot lce 11 hertby 11lve n that W. room •partmenta. A. N. Ben,el. P. Lochtry, whOl!le Poat Office . , Pboaa WYl-n'rl. Jl 2 tfe addre11 11 1 14 j:ll ,1h, Pomeroy, ' roe RENT-'l'lllN. oUlct tooml Ohio, hat been duly appointed over Stilner Shoe &ton oa Adm lnlallator of the tltate of Court St., In PomefOJ', MtODd Bertha 8. Cbue late of Mei&• floor. OOI larie 11 a II ft, 1'001111 . <.'ounty, Ohio, decuaed. wllll 1djoblln1 1, , 12 ;� room Dated U!.l1 27th day ot Sep­ Ont 10 1 11 trout rooJD. All tember 1U60. Joh n C. Bacon, D••lJ' painted., with IM,P foot Acll na: Judie of the Probate. Court· covlrin... Phone \ff 2-IOII. I-Hie Me118 Co11 n Q', Obio, " HORSE EVANS" RAMBLES - Lanky G AHS halfback Paul Evans gained 15 -yards on this play befoce Bill Stobarl, left, and Boone H indy,_ right, shoved him out 01 bounds on the Jackel 23-yard line late in tl)e second r.riod. Right alter this photo was taken, Evans blasted over from lbe three with seven secon s remai ning in the first half to give GAHS a 24-0 lead. The Blue Devils, with the first unit playing on ly 27 minutes, blanked the Yellow Jackets 36-0. Society News Hysell Run BY MRS. CLAR.INCi IUSSILL Mr. and Mn. Charles Arnold or Zion were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrf. Alpha Rua&ell last I Sunday, also Ke nneth Rwsell of ' Can ton Wlil visiti ng his paren ts Mr. a n d Mrs. Alpha Russell over the weekend. Mrs. Glen White a nd ■on Bobby were visiting the formtr' a pare nL1 Mr. and Mni. Clarence R uHell for 11 lew days. Hy1ell Kun will have their songfeat Oct. 2 next Sunday, Everyone invited. M 11!11 Josephine Ru.s1el1 1 Mtl . Orv11.1e Hog1rn and Mrs. BerUa May were calling on Mrs. Esta Hus.sell one d.i)' l.ut week. Mr. 11nd Mrs. \- 1ctor Cremeans and sori near t:leveland were the weekend (:.UCSlS ol her parents, Tuey May und alHO hu, mother, ,wu-s. tv11. Crcmcams who will enter the llospJL.a l 'I uesday. Hy11eu uun church has been rc­ tlccu ntll:d in side iind oul lhi:. week. Legal Notices --- LEGAL NOTICE , 1-TATEMENT RiiQUIREO IY THE ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1 9 1 2 .,AS MINDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 19:13, AND JULY 2. 1946 !Title 39, Unl♦•d Stat" Coda S.ction 2Jl) SHOWING . THI MANAGEMENT OWNiRSHIP, OF TH& AND CIRCULATION DAILY SENTINEL publlshacl dlil\f at Pom•ro)', Ohio, tor 5eptamber 30, 1 960, L The nim1e 11.nd addre11 or the publlsher 1, Richard S. Owen, M1d<1ieport, Ohio. The tditor 111 Chester Ta n ne· hlll, Middleport, Ohio. 2, The ow ner is: Ohio Valley Publbhing Co., Pomeroy, Ohio; .ts;dgar No land, Columbus, Ohio; Richard Owen, Mlddleport, Ohio. a. The kn own .bondholder&, mortgages, and other seturily holders owning or holding l per cent or more of tol1l amount of bon d, ;nortgages or other aecuri• Lie11 are: On10 National · e1 n l. of Cotumbu1, Columbu1, Ohio, 4. Par11,1raphs 2 11 nd 3 include I n cuea where the atockholder or aecurlty holder 1ppe11rs upon the book• of the company as tru1tee or in any other fiduciary rela­ tion, the n11me of the penon or corporatio n for wbom sucD tru■• tee i1 11cti na; 11l110 the st.ateme n l ln the p,1ra11r1phs show tbe al• fia nt '1 full knowledge and bell d 111 to the circumstances and c�n ­ dition1 under which 1tocll.bolder1 a nd security holden wbo do not appear upon the �b of the compall)' 11 11,uat,.., hold 1tock a n d Hturltlp In a •,:1pacity otfter t�an Ulal ol • boDa Ude owner. o. The •v-erqe number of cop. le■ of e■cft luuc. of tbla publlta• tlon 1old or di1tributed, thro"lh the mails or otherwiae, to pald 1ub1crl btra durl n,1 the 12 month, precedi ng the dale shown above WII '428, RIC:,�ARO S. OWIN Swor n to a nd 1ub1cribed before me thla 30th da1 of September, 1960. MARGA.IT LIHIW My comm l11lo n Hpln!a Febru­ ary t, 1982. 10-1-ltc ' Jackson • Logan Pos! Wins To Round Out SEOAL Football The Southeastern Ohio Athletic League �as off to a flying 1Lart Friday mght but both area teams were 1hut-out by Gatllpolis a nd , Athen,. Elsewhere in the SEOAL, Coach Jl m Dudding's Jackson High Schooll football machine continued to roll on to victory, �owning their arch rival . Wellston, 32 to 0, Jackaon was held lo 12 points the first half but exploded in the final two periods to c-ompletely rout the Well1ton Golden Roc­ kets. Tom Wright moved in for the games first touchdown in the first period from the two. In the second qu11rler Carl ''The Horse" Surrett went over Crom the one. At the start of the sel'ond halt, with Jackson leading 12 to 0, Bob Martin scored from the two. Dave Booth then 1me11ked over from the one and added the points alter with II pass to Ro­ ger Hyden to make it 26 lo 0 for 3 periods .. ln the Iinal quarter Ted White rambled 34 yard1 to wrap il up for Coach Dudd ln g'.s lrontnen. Jackson picked up 17 first downs to the Rocket■ six and ground out 40!) net yard, on U1e ground Lo Wel11ton'1 , 73, At Logan , the Nelaonvllle Grey hounds 1urprlaed the Chieftains with a ft to O first quarter lead when Chuck Haynes intercepted a pass to aet tbe stage for a 57 yards acorl n e drive with Blll Kunm11n going over from the three. In the second quarter Logan came bad: atron� lo go ahead 8 lo 8. Loga n ', Ron May ,ricored on a three yards run with Larry Painter to11lng • paas lo Joh n Sigler for the polnta aner. Late I n the secon d period Lo­ gan drove 69 yarda, with Bainter scor ln1 Irom the two, to give Lo11a n a 14 to ft half time lead. The 1t1rt of the second half 11w Loga n bega n to roll. Gary Bre nn ing, e•lloped 3 1 yarda for HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adml11 lon1 Sepl. 29: Mra. Hel­ en Ell1■beth Graham, Raci ne; Howard Vi n ton Cozart, Syracuse. Dlach1r1te■ Sept. 29: Wealey Reyn o1d1, Joh n Swai n, Mn. Ran­ dall Wallace, Mrs. Albert Pierce, M.n. Cecil Dicken, Mr1. Clarence Clonch, OIUord Bailey, Diana Clonch, Mr11. John Wllaon, Mrs. D. · E. Shafer a nd daucbter; Ura, Gall Bradford. rt.a,. ITOlY SOUNDS FtSNY LONDON (UPI) - John Carpen• ter, column i1l tor the London Eve ni nl New•. reported the lat• eat flab 1tory: "My l11t fi1h was rar too ,mall to bothtr wllh, ao l asked a couple of p111en-by to help me throw It back." . October 4, I ff(), 1 1 .A.M. .· ... Tu114ay, , LOCATtON1 p,.. G.. lipolle, • Mrfhweat.' N •t. IS tw ivn.tilft 160 t. ,.,,..., turn rlaht 1111, R..,.. SM.'11' ' 11 ....,,litMJ wit;h 1or ,olo ,,.,., M.WI- • - ...,.,A,.Cj,nhlro, JM, IM Wlftll , .,� �m •nil turn rfthtlMI. , REASON FOR SgLLING: I have 110ld my flf'III, •� � , :;iw \. - ·,.-; 1 "'°'"••vte F U R N I T U R II �- . · . , l!>r 1 Tappan 111 rant�. extrti Rood; 1 kitchen 'a; - et· 111rri1enlor; 1 table; 1 st1 nd: 3 ehtltt- of drawe'N; � 1 d lrllt aili extra 1obd; 1 Warm Morn l .--1 heater, ,cood ahapef 1 rock ; 1 telephori.e table; 1 couch; 1 bed : 1 bedroom aulte, complete; l Iron bed; 1 Speed Quee n Waaber, •ood; 2 trunlla; 1\ drenier: 1 eJec:trlli: J.n ; 1 picnic Ice box. kin da of fruit. 1 a,nyer. A.110 18 layln, he ns: 485 bales mlxef. M}'; aop roo4 locu■t poata; · , other Items too numervu1 to me ntioq. . NOT lllPON.. ILI ,oa ACCIDINTI •* . Al\ Mn. WIiiie �llili11, ow111r 0. I, P:l'Hch; 1ucti.n..r, J. &. •.-h. Clork Jvlla C•llhltr. n.1-. • Nelsonville men scored. on a 20 yard !creen pai.s Cram Gary Stufflebean to Bill Kunzman, and added the points artcr for a final score of 42 to 14. Score by quarters: Jackson . . . . . . . 6 8 14 6 32 Wellslen . . . . . . 0 O O 0- O U)gan . . , . 0 14 18 12-42 Nelsonvi lle . . 6 O O 8-14 Pl EAR By United Pr•n lnttrnellonal The blue whale 11 th• ltrlfff enlmal which enr has lnh•ltlted Hie earth, speclnwn.• hevl"9_ bffn recorchd u p to a length of IOI fHt and a wei9ht of 131 ton1. · Middleport The Plains complelly dominated the charges of Bob Aahley, pick­ ing up 201 net y1rd1 on tbe grou nd and adding 15 more b)' the air route. Ea.ster n could mu1ter but 84 nel yard.s o n t_he groun d, but ph:ked up 68 yards on two pa11 plays. One was a 80 yarder at the final whistle. The Plai ns had 6 fint d owna to E11tern's , f\lmbled 8 limes 108-­ ing the ball on ce. Eastern Iuri'i­ blcd 4 time, a nd loat the ball twice. The Plaine loat � y1rd1 by lhe penalty route while Easter n · lost bul 15. Eastern entertain■ the · Kyger Creek Bobcats next Friday night whe n It wnl be Homecominl for the Ea1ten &rads. TONIGHT ''BOBIIKINS" Bobbikln 1 - Shirley Jon.el and Max Brsr,vea - alto "TIIE THIRD VOICE" Edmond o·�en, Julie London SUN., MON. 1nd' TUal. "HOME FROM THE iln.LS"· (Te,chnU!ol or) Robert Mikhum and Elea nor PJtker WIDNIIDAY & THURSDAY Cecil B. DeMllles "THE GREATEST SHOW ' ON EAR11l" �hniieolor) Betty Hutton - Oomel WUde Run ning time; 2 bn., 30 min . Box Of'fice clo&el 8:30 P.M. FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATUROAY, OCT, I ''THE AroJiQC SUBIIARJNE" Dkk- Forw.n - Bob Steele - alao "HOUSE OF INTRIGUE'' (Teehru11olor) Curt. lur1en1 - Dr.m Addams lun., Mon., Tun., Oct. ,.10-1 1 ' "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" (Tecbnk:olor) Dori, Doy - D,..ld Nheo ColOftUloon ,> \,. , F OR S A LE · · run,, ildi �'reeeivM ,t lbp Olf":,e ol _Webotet andt'rtd.,-, . • ' I , I JI .. .'·, • a� . .� .· � ��sU-.:1il!! '" · ·. . . �f:r:':i�(}ho 'A �� fl•r'o' • �w� All property beln1 ,. d' IU�J..t ,i C � I -Mi4;�• MU')' I!:. me. Et•� BAIER . an4 SmRIED ' YOO!'. lfNNOX deqler NIW iad UJ!l!D COA� . Oil, GAS FURNACES ......e WY.U71H POOROY. OHIO . t • ?:08· '".-FAlll..., � - .' 1 f:jb eoi.1ege NewJ Confer�nce 1!100 .The -An&Wef' -� p 2: 30: : AmetiC!ea ·t.,11ue Fo<itb ,dl nk h Sh . o �[;,�f )�': ,:�� �;.,•• ts · -'1:30 M..verlck 8:30 Lawma n 9:(¥) The Pebel U:30 T,he IslandeJIS f 10 .oo - "alter Wi�cbell � I t ': ' , i;lO ',• t.to Shot;' · � r, u ' 'i l!li'5 ' Jobil " DaJy N� •forenoe · ? ·00 � �.,. ... -•• ,.,,,..l'IJI!\!.." 11:rUfe" sliOW' ------�- --. Y/HT N-TV -.- Chann el 13 J l :10 Th�14ter 13 ' . Cha11nel 1 3 .. Saturday ;._f,11, 4:00 � . Comt.l\1- · Time ill-'/' t:45 ' .Anle!l<.,. Album :�::: i ���•::.i.11101 , :,, ll ;O, � -Up - · P.. Ma.son 1 : .- Ch�M'!aie. . ve Gu¢ Ice • , 0:'-'Yft ' o, $',I, ll: � 1� · ;ii, ,, :!'iii 1 l'lll Tr-• J, 1,: · , fo'rward. w i& ,�j . I • ' a11d - THunday .. bctober 5th & 6th ' ,, CURLY ,, .. .,. � · • EAS"I DOW I . culi�V.,.','l'l'T" · 10Q)' "'" - �U 1:.L' , 81! O. K•• NOW • . .lr,. ,, • 11 1 ,�, ;w . . · . � Ill �-·ii" .. :"llD . .'... 11 ' ' ' �, OhM ' - .. • ,• i ·1 � ,1· Jo ·: . •1" .-• ' './!'.''f/!#!ii' �!!!, 'I , , , � ..,, ••. U9 To l''1• u - . ,. � 'ThOm� 9;00 Danny 0:311 An!rllill 10,00 ' 11,80 . Ill Co . ,. WJ £ H -�'Y H ws : . , ;� _. . ' Minute Mason ·. .c· . reat.' • , .,�ul the dare I'm ,, rr;,uly looking -�•t:\t<, E Y.OU· ----·--· . ••,. IT AT AN AUCTION 1 ANP SIMPLY ' HAD TO HAVE rT WH AT'S THAT ' ( ! �, ,� I� In · P�•wse · 0:00 Pe:tet · Gul\h thow · . • _.1 0:30 Tcti llack Ainiteur ll'oi,1 1 :00 Tile N�• � tt:10 SellllllDI tll_,· -,,eather , ' I SA'f/ YI PE-:.:.:i ' ,. "";r · LOO<�� NJ_E, � ()NI; WIMl·1 ARGUE ]!M MOT.. , ' Wl'1ll HI& �. :j • • .w��., b, ' n .. i t .' _... l'1 , ·• i;.�erdale, Adm!iilwlnllrlx of Ike ' ' Elllle or Dliay Grlffllk Jllur, •� . ' Vf•ter 1M ,ulb, Att.nw,I. ' KJLL THl'M SELVES,'6 HUMAN 6/JCRIFICES, 10 DRIVE TJ.!Ail' laJILSPtRIT our OF VASE:.'! In i. '"'1 eoica_ IP.. tor the year 1960, payable in �ber, llfO;. . For any further in(onnation C!OllcemlrlJ the above-fNll)tl'tY, . contact ,Ma n lllng D. Webattr o1 lhe Office of Webater and l'uJ,b, Attorney,, Pomeroy, Obw. I: THOSE UTIU. = A.RE PAEMRING 10 �.h ,. \ } � />4fll( AVENUE, N. Y. �- p1 • ;w� '£0w"!"'•-�� f ! ip;i.'" . w:i1c1 ' • co•� �<!f; �\)(• •)e'. � ·•( M.W, � Dlate dt :Y,1�. '"ckiWJ , �1fecelled' d ':':' :�1 AHd1!!;ir.1t·:;;:��,��; '-� � )., OI • ·PAltCIL 6: Ei;ht Yaeant lot■ ,n .8fttvill... Guern'19' -Coun.lY, Ohh>, " \(el"" Loli' , 11;,11, IT, 'Ill, ·eo ond ;11 ol Witten'• es.•111; aj Mllwi ■ . a i,-i, • :: ' ' ,• .• . t» ,. . I _Mir. i nd Mn. Guy Rey nolds �nt to Columbus today where thet lfi ll '■pend the weekend with Mr. • nd Mta. Lawre nce Meyers. Mr. I nd Mrs. Char}es Vroma n a nd ■on , Marlr:, are vla.ltl.ni i n Columbu with Mr. and M.rs. John Vroman and son, John How•rd over th• -.eekend. WiKlnesday Attorneys Pomeroy, Ohio, gp to eleven -o'doek A. M.• of October 14, 1980, for tht real e1tate �eci by 0-.Uy ·orifflth . · Marr, dete11ed. 11 follow•: !tu. or ore acrea, ,tbout ot 'Property PARC IL 1 : Farm m exclud1n1 cO.U a nd other mlnen.la, located In Slactlons 10 and 11, Sutto n Town sMp, near Dorcaa1 and on the Dorca•Buban l\oad, includi ng a l'wo-storr brick ei&ht-room dwellhtt, lbarn and other out bull�lne■. PAIICIL 2: Frame dwelUna bOllte with UIC) acrea. lotat.ed on SLate Route 124, SUlton Township, lOt toot frontace and ex• tendina; to Ohio River, juat below Syracuse. PARC IL 3: Vacant {o_t ot 1.3 acrM wlth 12T foot - frontace . on State Route 12', adj�ent to the ,bove dwelHnc' aftd HJendlns: to Ohio !Uver. An e:s.cel1ent bnlldln, lpJ. PARCIL 4: Vaca nt lot locatt:d below SyNCUH ■nd 1dJaeen.t �. tt,_ , lrqtllal• ol 11'1 .1..1 iloal to p,.,,.1 ,d ,�� �� lot, Route lM: · · · j ' ' l� •1nd PARCI�•· -'om,l:i .• I ' Pomeroy, Ohio ·- '"" .- Newa Wutbc�ar N'ltewatcb Sl&n OIi Mr. 1 • d Mrt. Herma n Lohse · who have 1pe n t the summer mon tha at Lake City, Mithlgan, have relW"Ped to their home On qravel, Hill • MEIGS 'FIIA:TRE Gauges: Montgomery, upper, l fU , lower 9. 1 , running 18 ft. Gal­ lipolis, 17.7, upp ower 9.8, running 2 fl. Lock , upper, 15.4, lower, 8.8, clo1�off PomeroyMatcn. UU7. Po l Pleasant, 23.82; All Ohio River Dams are lc!P an d closed orf. Boats Down: Emsworth, Marti n , ,1:35 a. m., 9-2: Lock 13, City of Huntingto n, 6:0G a. m., 1 0-3; Lock 14, A. V. CriSI Jr., 8:40 a. m., 10-0; Lock 15, Poll}'wog. 4:50 a. m., 5-2; Lock 16, Elizabeth, 3:50 a m., 3-4; Lock 19. Chuckle D, 5:45 a. m., 0-D; Lock 22, C. V. Horn er, 1 1 a . m.. 2-0; Little Edward; 1 1 :40 a. m., 7-0: Lock 23, Aliquippa, 8:14 p . m., 0- 1 1 . Boats Up, Gallipoli!, Erneati n e, 8:40 a. m., 0•3; Roaalyn W, 10:20 a. m., 3-0: Lock 23, The Northern, n:25 p. m .• 14--0; Capt. HarrJ10n , 7 : lG p. m , . l - 1 ; San Ricardo, 9:35 p. m., 1-1! The Rocket, l0:2!i p. m., 4-3; Charlea R. S1.tven1on, 1 1·10 p m ., 13-3; OY-EC, . _\2:2�: , 0-0; �•• · O,Z, 111 l'I; ADte,, t l� • m.�• • f Li � �I {\ ·• ,••DOIi NOUDAlli!LT ' ' Maria n ne Wood1erd who 11 atlendln1 81111 College ia 1pe ndi n1 lbt Wffkend with her parenla, lb. a nd 111'1. H. K. Woodgerd. Mra. George Hackett, Sr., was in G.alllpo�J11 ye1terd1y to be with het e,.odd1ughter, Michele Hackett .,,.ho ii • patient at Holier H01pltal lil:. RIVER REPORT �, 1 1 :00 ,1:10 t l : 1.& t:00 l'tw.O ,Datily .Pr.,.. Scht.dule Dia na Stumbo who ls atten ding bulihlll ,tchool in Parkeraburg i1 berti ' for die weekend with her P•�t■ ; �- and Mn. Clifford Stumbo. Pa til■ · 1t Jluaaell wha wu re­ l11Nd from Pleaaant Vlllley Hos­ pJ�l . �U(lday · Is reciltterattni al �. J)ome,. Sh� ei:pecJI to. re.i..1.,� ol' th• t� � 'achoOI In 1b!,ut In the clOl:lri• a wuua ;week, . fourth quarter ctendenln broke �rman Romont hu · reloo.e on a 37 Y•rd &aJlop and a turned· to· Dover Air Force Base toutbdown , but a cllppl.D& pen• '· In Dtllwai'e afttJ" a tWO WffU 1lty at the teven mOffd. the bl.II vialC •.-itb :,ala parenta, Mr. an d back to the 22. On the aet0nd -,..' ).' &aitt. play from acrl mmage, Sen ior half , Mt. . :Pd Mrs. Ar:nold Hayes back Ti nkham roHed out around h-,e ret,lved word Uiat f.helr his own ri1ht en d, ahoolt loott IO:h, Robert, who was teriously two would-be tad:len., and 1al- . inJIINld ha. an automobUe acciden t loped i n to the end zone for The iri Tent , tecently hat been · re,, Plaine' tinal score and a 20 to O leued . fro111 the. bo1plt1l and la victory. recoverin,I at . hi.a home. a,. NATIONAL ,ooTIALL LIACUI. ay United Pffll tnttirn1tlcinal Phll..1lphl■ 27 0.11• 25 COLLIGI ,ooTIALL Ml1ml c,ia.) 2t North Carollnt 12 . l.ovi1vlll1 4D lracll1y 6 Al•ma A&M 1' Mltr1hctuN 6 Murray St. 21 Ifft, K•nt11eky 19 ,,...,.. Sta.. U Stntt .. 15 PUBLIC SALE a touchdown. added the extra points and 3 minutes later starl­ ed a 96 yard touchdown drive after holding Nelaonvllle at the 4. A 25 yard Pau play from Baint­ er to Sigler climaxed the Jong drive. Bainter rammed over for the points. I n the final frame Bainter took tc the air route again and hit Sigler with a 20 yarder for another touchdown. Wlth the benches cleared for Logan , Don Matheny scored from the 3 to make it 42 to 6, Around And ,, , About ly lob I. Bpr Coach Bob A1hley's Eaatern High School' t:asltot took a 20 to 0 deteat 'Frid•• night at the hand, of The Plains '.bf:�re a fair crowd ar' the Enitrn field. Honr d Clendt n in, 1 170 pound fullhlck, skirted bis own left end tnidway through the Hnt quarter for I touchdown then added the e xtra points on - ■, plu ni:e throu th center to put The Plain s 9ut i n Iron t 8 to o. Eastern then .11etlied down to ·hold The Pl1i n1 u ntil the cloaing 'tninutes of the 1econd quarter when Clarence Ti nkham broke looae for a 3:1 yard J.unt arou nd left end and another Plai ns score. The nm for the extra poi n ta falled 11 nd the chargea of Coath Itobert Burson led 14 to O at the halftime. Ea1ter11.. elected lo us,e eight ..tre 11l1.1qe1;1 o n det,DH tl;te second liall and b.eld The Piairia a-coreleu I n the, Utird quatter. flle Pia� . plaied deep In Eastern terrritory 1t the start of the fo� . qu¢er:, but coul�'t mote the .1>tll .qainal the atubboro youfff1 .£aatern forw __JM nil. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , Oct. I , 1960-7 ,I • 51 U • r . ' I I .. ' ' ---' . '• .• .•.•-.-.....-,-,...--,,,, \ • --·-- '"' • • -l't. -� · _, , . - " - �' '' Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Oct 1 , 1960 I WANT ADS ' RATES 4 teall per •wd, rone 1nsenion. Mloi[I\Ull'l cluirgl! •- tiO rent, -1 OIDI.I "' wurd for lhr� OOIWtt1J.tlVt inM!rtio.n&. cm• mo1:tl'I tor 3u tenr J �r v.uro. l'laU nte of 4 w"'t' Dtl prr word will be ch.al' ged for ildnrUslfJ� •JUUu lU day.. aner rec�, v1n2 l.1 111 • UL AllVl!r� - Sbould l,e n.p<>·W(i .ltl'ht dLilel)'. '(be Be nel will nnt � reaponaible for 1Du1 , lli"" orw lncvtd of. fl:ilou .-ufJ. ,S,p!ll·u1.! NU111Ct'1o ol �,·.- 'lta Ii.I.JU nb11 u<1ri.:., • at ' t ce'll peJ ot'oro I MO :'V,OIWS l DAY J DA".'S "' 1) \ '{:,. .. ,;o j � 60< 90< ···"'1 $1 .� Jl.:bl dO, II\ 17.Joll $1.JO $:.I..� 11,i,c • •• I 'l,IU PeealHd DJ 10 A.II wUI � " 111 l,lilll da� t .., "'' PHONE W Y-2-2 1 51 c= ' = 'I "-'==-N•t1� es -- ___-----,-�; R=c= SA L E I MIIMlTI AND PEST CONTROL ! .,.,= ' �1 1 hM',. frN in11pedion, ln11,1r- j - · PIANO • �;• ,..a by trt.tlenwlde. Phon• It. Three n1t't!USED used re -cond11i onOO up­ ,._ ;... hf'•lff '5tatlon WY2· . . i.- ______ I nght piano�. Pm:cd riGht lo sell Others to choose frum $20.00 . t'ree d� J i v e ry. Call Rutla nd OUND AND SQUARE DANCE , up •,.. f urniture, SH2-48 1 I or after 5 p. .- Sah&rday night, Oct. l from m. call S112-4034. Q-29-6tc 12,30 ,t Pomeroy Moo,e _ _ l ' All Moo1e members and I F OR SA LE. Fresh Cow Guernsey 9-29-3tc , 11nd llCCOnd calf. William Blake, ' ' '. "� " \ ' 10-1-6lp I Dorcas. \ 1 . ' I �16-Hc i\)JJo Soles · · , • ' M�ITAN MOTOU ' Mil61l .... Ml.6A It. ,_ •••"• 011• 'I ;'. 1117 l'ORD 500, 2 dr. h.ardtop, ·1 w. w., Tlnmderbird, floor .shift b'11n1.. many other extru. Pbone 9eater YU�-3291. ,t,27..fltp t-Or !)a le - --- • - ---- j SINGER SEWING machine in ex� 1--4 room trailer for rent $35.00 onth. 189 Ash SL., :1:�i�� ::�t � ) - ---- - - - - --l ESTA.T� coal heaLrola for sale $35.00. Can be seen at 189 Asfi St., Middleport. 9-29-Jl p l ___ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ USED GARDEN traotora ,no rnowers. R1itary mower blades 1harpened. Cu•tora mowinj and plowin1t GRAV LY TRACTOR ano S.rvice 512 E. Main 31. I Sale� c Phone WY 2--2975. 1 f ir.ieroy, 7•21-dt -------- ■ TUE FOREST RUN Church will v tell •�pie butler Oct. 4. 60r a q1.1art, Orders may be placed I i-'011 SALi<: 24 cubic feet upright by c■llln& WY2-6:ll3 or Duke deep trees $ 1 50. t:ood as new. _Clea nen, WY2-2302 where jar1,. Sec 011 A r nott, ltucinc, Ohio in d lid■ m.a)' be teu. Y-21:1-atc 9-30·3lp. HOM E MADE ICE <:REAM, Ju�t L'OAL IIJ:::A'I t:R, retl enamel du­ like )'OU mak.e at hQJDe. Jack'ti 9-2'1-tllc Dairy lh1r. let'l l>UO\it-: 4 door. Phone WY2· 2867, 9-27-ULp plc1t �rate. Mac Youny, !.iyr11cu�t, Ohio. lt-29-:ltc JIANI> PICK£D corn fur sale. Will tlt'livcr Uy truck load. Call WY'J.1 2.364. 9-W-:Hc 1W'· T. &a,UI. YU� UU.. ana •:o■l .DllCCII- �•II tor lree e�t1mate1. I THELA,ff<: I I. LJAVIS pro·­ t'Onmau " Abbull W.lOUleporL perly, brick two story, located tl-l!>U. 11l North 'fhird and Coal · -- --- -.Street-&, M iddlcport, may be POTATOES Ch.rent"e Proffitt, ■cen 1my evenmg. 1H 7 - :i0tc PerUand. Ohlu 9-21-li!lc - FOR sALi:.Onc brood s�;;� FOR SALE 100 lb. paper sadu,. Phone WY2-3:i44. 'pi,11. Together or separate. Jo ).2ll<6te ,t1oud11helt, Mi ner11villc. � ' l,;io.atp. ·� ----- -----cellcnt condition. Portable or ' ' c11bi11et $47.00. 'l'eruu1 ii desirAUCTION ! oo c w v_2_-22v4, 9-28-6tc •_ _ • _ - r_ On s,turday, Ocl. 8, 1900, at _h___ __ _ 1:00 P. M. at my home back. -of 1. u -• o oge; zthe Cbe11er Methodiat Church, In I WILL SAt:H.IFICE-Slijl'Wlng m achine. Make, button ClriNl.er, I will aell at auction the hulc1, 1iewH 011 bulto na, overfollowln,: cash, bind hcm11 and dozen& Beiuty GIi Ranlile, Servel Re of fancy embroidery 1tltche1. frl,:er■tor, Drop Leaf table, two Will 11ell to responsible party dlnJn, room table•. Metal utility cablnet, 11ep 1tool, 21 i nch cro,ley I !or J I payments of ,e.35 per month. l'hone WY2·2204. TV, 17 Jnca Admiral TV, Shiger _ _ �,, 9·_ 28_ 8ewln1 Machine, good, Electri c __ ________ _ Waffle Iron, Portable electril: t'IACJIES, brine contil l ner1. wa1h1r, sunbeam Iron, Quad Ga& Webster Fruit ,i,·arm, LonQ .l:Sol· Ht1l.Jn 1 Stove, 3 Beds, Library tom, Uhlo. Phone YUkon �a:t(ll Tabl,, Floor and Table Lampi, ll·lti-lJ.e - - - ---- -- -11 by 18 Woul llua:, 9 by 1.2 Wool ELECTllOLUX Vacuum Cleaner. Ru•. Popul11r model No. 30 i n A-1 �, tollow lhJ Anllque1: Chi na cut1d1l10ll, ComplCle with all CUPbNrd, Cberr,v Cheat, Iro n ,11.tt.11chment" 11nd throw aw11y Blq. Hall 'l'ree, W11h Sl1nd1, paptr bllili, l'iiy oJ'f balance 01 Cblltt. Marble Top l>rcuer, Tele'61.o O or term11 l·an be 1rranii• pbont, Thr" Sl.l ndt. ed. Phone WY2·2�. 9-28·6lc AIIO dlah111, cook ln & ute n1l!I, btd dotlla and many other ltem11 to m�nllon . 1 1 2 RATS klllcd with Star \\11.J.r• forin. :l½a IOI. $1 .49. Ebenbach .,.. 114 IW• t.r Accl•nt• Hardware, Sugar Jlua Flour wlll be aerved bJ MIii, Landmark Co-Op. ...� C1M D. ol A, Lod1 e. q (9J 28, 29, ::10; (3) 0, Cl, '1, 12, EUdbeth Wickham 13, 14, 11:t, 20, 26, 21, 28; Uonfff: J, 0. MtCO)' ( l l ; 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 2:1, �. 2tl, 30; CU ►., l, 3. • j �... .. g � ;,u�1( �LII AUCTION Sl/ppl i� diY, ,Ocldbtt 7, at 10 A. M. tlrl'!Ftlll, . 0., on. Rt. 838, 12 1 from Pomero,-. 51 Mercurv 60 H, ,. MN.DO Billd lliritl ■nd leavlna cou n ty St Mercurr 70 H. P. '595,00 IIO mllll. Mil: Good Super C Farts H, P, Mercvry Ollffll f99S.OO , tnctor with 2-14 · bottom MITROPOLITAN MOTORS � and d l1e, 1ood F11rmal 600 . I Ht •in ltrfft, Pom•re\f C11b &net« with mower, tultlva­ PhotWI WY'2.Jl70 tar9 nd ,t.ft. ta ndem dla<\ row 1-20-Uc -, ....,, &prayer, waaon on rubber 1 Nil Jnternatlonal ma n­ llN�er. New Idea lran1pl11nt­ •• !JlaUorm acorea, 30" laddera, ' ....... auite, l lvlnl room 1ul te, SO FOOT TRAILER, 3 full slsed roo� au lle, kitchtn t11ble bedrooms, full bMth with auto• llldl ch■ ka, bed.a, dreaaera, Tap, m1llc wuher. Map le Street, tance, coftn 11 nd end Middleport. Phone WY2�4'1, , rUJ and pad, 2 8--28-tlt,;: · = Ill, IOClhl'1, dMII,, plct ' /�ft, cl Otlkl , 1( I . �:�:ull'OU• ◄ : j; :•, J,i :u, l9o l Marina - -ii iai, c1.u., ., - , aiat' ■ w,uer, _dlntn1 = . =�=I �: -------- --I 0- For Sa It, or Rent 1JI W ' anted' T.2.... UY -B­ WANTED TO DUY-Coal 8 or 9 -- 1weeper, lndt fur nace plpe1. WUI buy ,, . 'pOlirit,a. drape1, furnace if neceasal'}'. Phorie Ii Iii ;d ud' hundred, ol item, W\'2-3069. l0-J-3tc . • llltad Lu;tlo Ill' t· HAROLD GRJM, Owner. Qllldard, Auct. ' FOR RENT moderq. two �edroom hou1t. Furn l&hcd or unfur­ nl1hed, aulomatic heal, dl1�011I 1. nd landuaped y,ard . Phone WY2•3240. Mra. J1me1 Weber, Mlddl•port, 8-28-Cltc � » ... ' · wscs APA.k'11 t!NTS - MD.Wied ud unlun,IA;;.ed. )(�,ten,. Kiddle port. Phone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 tf DOHCAS HOUSE for rent. Chris­ line Deei;lc, Phone WY2 · 3302. 9·29-6tp. " :• 'Plains Outfit Takes 20-0 Win From Eastern MODERN untwrnilhed 3 rooms and bath aputmenl. Birch c.a.b­ inets, disposal, incinentor, large closets. Phone WY2-5141. 9- J 6·tfc l'OII CONSIS'J'.:NT DEPEND ABLP llESULTII t" ,.._.aJ - I 1 4 ) For Rent , I 4_ l _F_o_r Re_ n_ t_ --, aplrtment on TIIRf. E ROOM l untlur Street, Pomeroy, .ilso, 4 1 uum apartml!nt on Second Street, Pome roy. Phone wvi. 9-28-tre 213::1 ___- - - SEV .C:1� IWOM houie ill Harri11on11 1 l l (•, good cellar anti well, two c1ir garage, large yard and 1 gi;rdcan. ;:iee Mrs. Lana Gibson, I 1 :•� :"�'�:: ';�nt:�• ••• / '. WANTED: Licensed practical nurse. Apply in person at Fos­ ter·s NL1rs1ny Huro<l, Syracuse, Ohio. 9-27-:Hc MAN to take uver gas Phone WY2-9920, station . 9-23-Uc WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2- 9D20, 9-23-tfc l'crnplovment Wc.,ted WOMAN want, clea n ing at $1.00 per ho1.1r. Phone W19-3017. 9·26-6tp BABY Sl'rtlNG done at home dur­ ing the day. Phone WY2-3502. 9-30-6tc ------------- (20 l Business Services MUILLER FUR NA.CM. WIUING HOUSE •PPll•n� Arnold .,. . then. Srrac:UN, Ohl._ Phone WY2,4;JM, 11°11-tf AIR 9CINDITIONmG, IIEFRJGEll­ ation service Jacli:'1 Refria:en• tlon New Haven. l'boae TU2S037. 6-28-U -- -- -'' ICTICfrtlE. Cor.nple;o hrvlct Crltt lradhmt ffrlM, Phona OI' Conhcl A. C. 8RADr•ORL1, l■d,N, Ohl&. Call Dlc1 sten ill tse101 "' 11:ao A.Id.. MtdcHe,ort W Y-2--Uff A.AU'il fllllt\ ITO...A.t Cll!f..,. Mo:111.fL&. YliRVICI t rATIQN Yullon J.2141 ....... t:OO AM. Albany ,US Ivery Ull,l' lienlc<. --- AUCTIONIIR RIASONABLI RATIS SATISFACTION GUARANTIIO C•II or write I, O, McCoy C hNt.,, Ohio 8 22 301p I 1 8-A I Employment Wanted -- -( 20b ) l n,uronce CO!tPLE1'E INSURANCE PRO tecUon, Lile, Auto, Fire, Pollo. Call DOil MW1, Middleport. 'J)Ja, ------- JIARNES-SIMPSON IN&URANCJJ: A&ents, M1ddloport. Yire, AIHO· moblla. Bo�da. Phone WY2· 2003. 8-27-lf ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state li'Ult SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with b11th, n ice location. Melvla Hood, 1 1 1 Lo�ual St., Pomero,. l9) l SOtp -----'--- 24-a For Sale or --Trade - - - "' -- ,FOR SALE OR TRADE 111111 Ford Ve Tudor, ,150 or t,ade for old tnrtor. Ph one WY2-et4fl F'rJ, eviei., Sat. or SWI. N0-3lp Cuddu_ lllllltt 69 ACRl►O n &ood road otr lloule 680 near Pa1etow n , 6room house, baaemeqt, barn, olher buildlng1, n lce aarden, apple t,tee1. Term■ t,8800,00. 1 20 ACRIS---45 11crea cullivated i:nod puture, good 7-room house, cellar, garaae, larae barn other bu lldlna,. Cath price $8000.00. 96111 A.CRIS-¼ mile oft Route 7, 30 a�• tractor hi nd, 7•room hou!le, birn , granary, shed, oth• er bulldlnga, Allil Chalmert·­ eme.nt. lr11:ctor and thing goe1. � . ;WI,� . ALIIIIT Ml' f; liil.._.n UOX 229 PHON E WY2-2220 1· 10-l-3tc Evtit·' pooo.90, ' WYZ-3830· L.egal Noffce NOTICI o, APl'OINTMINT Admlnlttrator Ca.. No. 11442 l•••t• of I. Cheu, a..-ttt.e """''" EIGHT ROQII HO<ISK, IWO. II,. Hot lce 11 hertby 11lve n that W. room •partmenta. A. N. Ben,el. P. Lochtry, whOl!le Poat Office . , Pboaa WYl-n'rl. Jl 2 tfe addre11 11 1 14 j:ll ,1h, Pomeroy, ' roe RENT-'l'lllN. oUlct tooml Ohio, hat been duly appointed over Stilner Shoe &ton oa Adm lnlallator of the tltate of Court St., In PomefOJ', MtODd Bertha 8. Cbue late of Mei&• floor. OOI larie 11 a II ft, 1'001111 . <.'ounty, Ohio, decuaed. wllll 1djoblln1 1, , 12 ;� room Dated U!.l1 27th day ot Sep­ Ont 10 1 11 trout rooJD. All tember 1U60. Joh n C. Bacon, D••lJ' painted., with IM,P foot Acll na: Judie of the Probate. Court· covlrin... Phone \ff 2-IOII. I-Hie Me118 Co11 n Q', Obio, " HORSE EVANS" RAMBLES - Lanky G AHS halfback Paul Evans gained 15 -yards on this play befoce Bill Stobarl, left, and Boone H indy,_ right, shoved him out 01 bounds on the Jackel 23-yard line late in tl)e second r.riod. Right alter this photo was taken, Evans blasted over from lbe three with seven secon s remai ning in the first half to give GAHS a 24-0 lead. The Blue Devils, with the first unit playing on ly 27 minutes, blanked the Yellow Jackets 36-0. Society News Hysell Run BY MRS. CLAR.INCi IUSSILL Mr. and Mn. Charles Arnold or Zion were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrf. Alpha Rua&ell last I Sunday, also Ke nneth Rwsell of ' Can ton Wlil visiti ng his paren ts Mr. a n d Mrs. Alpha Russell over the weekend. Mrs. Glen White a nd ■on Bobby were visiting the formtr' a pare nL1 Mr. and Mni. Clarence R uHell for 11 lew days. Hy1ell Kun will have their songfeat Oct. 2 next Sunday, Everyone invited. M 11!11 Josephine Ru.s1el1 1 Mtl . Orv11.1e Hog1rn and Mrs. BerUa May were calling on Mrs. Esta Hus.sell one d.i)' l.ut week. Mr. 11nd Mrs. \- 1ctor Cremeans and sori near t:leveland were the weekend (:.UCSlS ol her parents, Tuey May und alHO hu, mother, ,wu-s. tv11. Crcmcams who will enter the llospJL.a l 'I uesday. Hy11eu uun church has been rc­ tlccu ntll:d in side iind oul lhi:. week. Legal Notices --- LEGAL NOTICE , 1-TATEMENT RiiQUIREO IY THE ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1 9 1 2 .,AS MINDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 19:13, AND JULY 2. 1946 !Title 39, Unl♦•d Stat" Coda S.ction 2Jl) SHOWING . THI MANAGEMENT OWNiRSHIP, OF TH& AND CIRCULATION DAILY SENTINEL publlshacl dlil\f at Pom•ro)', Ohio, tor 5eptamber 30, 1 960, L The nim1e 11.nd addre11 or the publlsher 1, Richard S. Owen, M1d<1ieport, Ohio. The tditor 111 Chester Ta n ne· hlll, Middleport, Ohio. 2, The ow ner is: Ohio Valley Publbhing Co., Pomeroy, Ohio; .ts;dgar No land, Columbus, Ohio; Richard Owen, Mlddleport, Ohio. a. The kn own .bondholder&, mortgages, and other seturily holders owning or holding l per cent or more of tol1l amount of bon d, ;nortgages or other aecuri• Lie11 are: On10 National · e1 n l. of Cotumbu1, Columbu1, Ohio, 4. Par11,1raphs 2 11 nd 3 include I n cuea where the atockholder or aecurlty holder 1ppe11rs upon the book• of the company as tru1tee or in any other fiduciary rela­ tion, the n11me of the penon or corporatio n for wbom sucD tru■• tee i1 11cti na; 11l110 the st.ateme n l ln the p,1ra11r1phs show tbe al• fia nt '1 full knowledge and bell d 111 to the circumstances and c�n ­ dition1 under which 1tocll.bolder1 a nd security holden wbo do not appear upon the �b of the compall)' 11 11,uat,.., hold 1tock a n d Hturltlp In a •,:1pacity otfter t�an Ulal ol • boDa Ude owner. o. The •v-erqe number of cop. le■ of e■cft luuc. of tbla publlta• tlon 1old or di1tributed, thro"lh the mails or otherwiae, to pald 1ub1crl btra durl n,1 the 12 month, precedi ng the dale shown above WII '428, RIC:,�ARO S. OWIN Swor n to a nd 1ub1cribed before me thla 30th da1 of September, 1960. MARGA.IT LIHIW My comm l11lo n Hpln!a Febru­ ary t, 1982. 10-1-ltc ' Jackson • Logan Pos! Wins To Round Out SEOAL Football The Southeastern Ohio Athletic League �as off to a flying 1Lart Friday mght but both area teams were 1hut-out by Gatllpolis a nd , Athen,. Elsewhere in the SEOAL, Coach Jl m Dudding's Jackson High Schooll football machine continued to roll on to victory, �owning their arch rival . Wellston, 32 to 0, Jackaon was held lo 12 points the first half but exploded in the final two periods to c-ompletely rout the Well1ton Golden Roc­ kets. Tom Wright moved in for the games first touchdown in the first period from the two. In the second qu11rler Carl ''The Horse" Surrett went over Crom the one. At the start of the sel'ond halt, with Jackson leading 12 to 0, Bob Martin scored from the two. Dave Booth then 1me11ked over from the one and added the points alter with II pass to Ro­ ger Hyden to make it 26 lo 0 for 3 periods .. ln the Iinal quarter Ted White rambled 34 yard1 to wrap il up for Coach Dudd ln g'.s lrontnen. Jackson picked up 17 first downs to the Rocket■ six and ground out 40!) net yard, on U1e ground Lo Wel11ton'1 , 73, At Logan , the Nelaonvllle Grey hounds 1urprlaed the Chieftains with a ft to O first quarter lead when Chuck Haynes intercepted a pass to aet tbe stage for a 57 yards acorl n e drive with Blll Kunm11n going over from the three. In the second quarter Logan came bad: atron� lo go ahead 8 lo 8. Loga n ', Ron May ,ricored on a three yards run with Larry Painter to11lng • paas lo Joh n Sigler for the polnta aner. Late I n the secon d period Lo­ gan drove 69 yarda, with Bainter scor ln1 Irom the two, to give Lo11a n a 14 to ft half time lead. The 1t1rt of the second half 11w Loga n bega n to roll. Gary Bre nn ing, e•lloped 3 1 yarda for HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adml11 lon1 Sepl. 29: Mra. Hel­ en Ell1■beth Graham, Raci ne; Howard Vi n ton Cozart, Syracuse. Dlach1r1te■ Sept. 29: Wealey Reyn o1d1, Joh n Swai n, Mn. Ran­ dall Wallace, Mrs. Albert Pierce, M.n. Cecil Dicken, Mr1. Clarence Clonch, OIUord Bailey, Diana Clonch, Mr11. John Wllaon, Mrs. D. · E. Shafer a nd daucbter; Ura, Gall Bradford. rt.a,. ITOlY SOUNDS FtSNY LONDON (UPI) - John Carpen• ter, column i1l tor the London Eve ni nl New•. reported the lat• eat flab 1tory: "My l11t fi1h was rar too ,mall to bothtr wllh, ao l asked a couple of p111en-by to help me throw It back." . October 4, I ff(), 1 1 .A.M. .· ... Tu114ay, , LOCATtON1 p,.. G.. lipolle, • Mrfhweat.' N •t. IS tw ivn.tilft 160 t. ,.,,..., turn rlaht 1111, R..,.. SM.'11' ' 11 ....,,litMJ wit;h 1or ,olo ,,.,., M.WI- • - ...,.,A,.Cj,nhlro, JM, IM Wlftll , .,� �m •nil turn rfthtlMI. , REASON FOR SgLLING: I have 110ld my flf'III, •� � , :;iw \. - ·,.-; 1 "'°'"••vte F U R N I T U R II �- . · . , l!>r 1 Tappan 111 rant�. extrti Rood; 1 kitchen 'a; - et· 111rri1enlor; 1 table; 1 st1 nd: 3 ehtltt- of drawe'N; � 1 d lrllt aili extra 1obd; 1 Warm Morn l .--1 heater, ,cood ahapef 1 rock ; 1 telephori.e table; 1 couch; 1 bed : 1 bedroom aulte, complete; l Iron bed; 1 Speed Quee n Waaber, •ood; 2 trunlla; 1\ drenier: 1 eJec:trlli: J.n ; 1 picnic Ice box. kin da of fruit. 1 a,nyer. A.110 18 layln, he ns: 485 bales mlxef. M}'; aop roo4 locu■t poata; · , other Items too numervu1 to me ntioq. . NOT lllPON.. ILI ,oa ACCIDINTI •* . Al\ Mn. WIiiie �llili11, ow111r 0. I, P:l'Hch; 1ucti.n..r, J. &. •.-h. Clork Jvlla C•llhltr. n.1-. • Nelsonville men scored. on a 20 yard !creen pai.s Cram Gary Stufflebean to Bill Kunzman, and added the points artcr for a final score of 42 to 14. Score by quarters: Jackson . . . . . . . 6 8 14 6 32 Wellslen . . . . . . 0 O O 0- O U)gan . . , . 0 14 18 12-42 Nelsonvi lle . . 6 O O 8-14 Pl EAR By United Pr•n lnttrnellonal The blue whale 11 th• ltrlfff enlmal which enr has lnh•ltlted Hie earth, speclnwn.• hevl"9_ bffn recorchd u p to a length of IOI fHt and a wei9ht of 131 ton1. · Middleport The Plains complelly dominated the charges of Bob Aahley, pick­ ing up 201 net y1rd1 on tbe grou nd and adding 15 more b)' the air route. Ea.ster n could mu1ter but 84 nel yard.s o n t_he groun d, but ph:ked up 68 yards on two pa11 plays. One was a 80 yarder at the final whistle. The Plai ns had 6 fint d owna to E11tern's , f\lmbled 8 limes 108-­ ing the ball on ce. Eastern Iuri'i­ blcd 4 time, a nd loat the ball twice. The Plaine loat � y1rd1 by lhe penalty route while Easter n · lost bul 15. Eastern entertain■ the · Kyger Creek Bobcats next Friday night whe n It wnl be Homecominl for the Ea1ten &rads. TONIGHT ''BOBIIKINS" Bobbikln 1 - Shirley Jon.el and Max Brsr,vea - alto "TIIE THIRD VOICE" Edmond o·�en, Julie London SUN., MON. 1nd' TUal. "HOME FROM THE iln.LS"· (Te,chnU!ol or) Robert Mikhum and Elea nor PJtker WIDNIIDAY & THURSDAY Cecil B. DeMllles "THE GREATEST SHOW ' ON EAR11l" �hniieolor) Betty Hutton - Oomel WUde Run ning time; 2 bn., 30 min . Box Of'fice clo&el 8:30 P.M. FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATUROAY, OCT, I ''THE AroJiQC SUBIIARJNE" Dkk- Forw.n - Bob Steele - alao "HOUSE OF INTRIGUE'' (Teehru11olor) Curt. lur1en1 - Dr.m Addams lun., Mon., Tun., Oct. ,.10-1 1 ' "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" (Tecbnk:olor) Dori, Doy - D,..ld Nheo ColOftUloon ,> \,. , F OR S A LE · · run,, ildi �'reeeivM ,t lbp Olf":,e ol _Webotet andt'rtd.,-, . • ' I , I JI .. .'·, • a� . .� .· � ��sU-.:1il!! '" · ·. . . �f:r:':i�(}ho 'A �� fl•r'o' • �w� All property beln1 ,. d' IU�J..t ,i C � I -Mi4;�• MU')' I!:. me. Et•� BAIER . an4 SmRIED ' YOO!'. lfNNOX deqler NIW iad UJ!l!D COA� . Oil, GAS FURNACES ......e WY.U71H POOROY. OHIO . t • ?:08· '".-FAlll..., � - .' 1 f:jb eoi.1ege NewJ Confer�nce 1!100 .The -An&Wef' -� p 2: 30: : AmetiC!ea ·t.,11ue Fo<itb ,dl nk h Sh . o �[;,�f )�': ,:�� �;.,•• ts · -'1:30 M..verlck 8:30 Lawma n 9:(¥) The Pebel U:30 T,he IslandeJIS f 10 .oo - "alter Wi�cbell � I t ': ' , i;lO ',• t.to Shot;' · � r, u ' 'i l!li'5 ' Jobil " DaJy N� •forenoe · ? ·00 � �.,. ... -•• ,.,,,..l'IJI!\!.." 11:rUfe" sliOW' ------�- --. Y/HT N-TV -.- Chann el 13 J l :10 Th�14ter 13 ' . Cha11nel 1 3 .. Saturday ;._f,11, 4:00 � . Comt.l\1- · Time ill-'/' t:45 ' .Anle!l<.,. Album :�::: i ���•::.i.11101 , :,, ll ;O, � -Up - · P.. Ma.son 1 : .- Ch�M'!aie. . ve Gu¢ Ice • , 0:'-'Yft ' o, $',I, ll: � 1� · ;ii, ,, :!'iii 1 l'lll Tr-• J, 1,: · , fo'rward. w i& ,�j . I • ' a11d - THunday .. bctober 5th & 6th ' ,, CURLY ,, .. .,. � · • EAS"I DOW I . culi�V.,.','l'l'T" · 10Q)' "'" - �U 1:.L' , 81! O. K•• NOW • . .lr,. ,, • 11 1 ,�, ;w . . · . � Ill �-·ii" .. :"llD . .'... 11 ' ' ' �, OhM ' - .. • ,• i ·1 � ,1· Jo ·: . •1" .-• ' './!'.''f/!#!ii' �!!!, 'I , , , � ..,, ••. U9 To l''1• u - . ,. � 'ThOm� 9;00 Danny 0:311 An!rllill 10,00 ' 11,80 . Ill Co . ,. WJ £ H -�'Y H ws : . , ;� _. . ' Minute Mason ·. .c· . reat.' • , .,�ul the dare I'm ,, rr;,uly looking -�•t:\t<, E Y.OU· ----·--· . ••,. IT AT AN AUCTION 1 ANP SIMPLY ' HAD TO HAVE rT WH AT'S THAT ' ( ! �, ,� I� In · P�•wse · 0:00 Pe:tet · Gul\h thow · . • _.1 0:30 Tcti llack Ainiteur ll'oi,1 1 :00 Tile N�• � tt:10 SellllllDI tll_,· -,,eather , ' I SA'f/ YI PE-:.:.:i ' ,. "";r · LOO<�� NJ_E, � ()NI; WIMl·1 ARGUE ]!M MOT.. , ' Wl'1ll HI& �. :j • • .w��., b, ' n .. i t .' _... l'1 , ·• i;.�erdale, Adm!iilwlnllrlx of Ike ' ' Elllle or Dliay Grlffllk Jllur, •� . ' Vf•ter 1M ,ulb, Att.nw,I. ' KJLL THl'M SELVES,'6 HUMAN 6/JCRIFICES, 10 DRIVE TJ.!Ail' laJILSPtRIT our OF VASE:.'! In i. '"'1 eoica_ IP.. tor the year 1960, payable in �ber, llfO;. . For any further in(onnation C!OllcemlrlJ the above-fNll)tl'tY, . contact ,Ma n lllng D. Webattr o1 lhe Office of Webater and l'uJ,b, Attorney,, Pomeroy, Obw. I: THOSE UTIU. = A.RE PAEMRING 10 �.h ,. \ } � />4fll( AVENUE, N. Y. �- p1 • ;w� '£0w"!"'•-�� f ! ip;i.'" . w:i1c1 ' • co•� �<!f; �\)(• •)e'. � ·•( M.W, � Dlate dt :Y,1�. '"ckiWJ , �1fecelled' d ':':' :�1 AHd1!!;ir.1t·:;;:��,��; '-� � )., OI • ·PAltCIL 6: Ei;ht Yaeant lot■ ,n .8fttvill... Guern'19' -Coun.lY, Ohh>, " \(el"" Loli' , 11;,11, IT, 'Ill, ·eo ond ;11 ol Witten'• es.•111; aj Mllwi ■ . a i,-i, • :: ' ' ,• .• . t» ,. . I _Mir. i nd Mn. Guy Rey nolds �nt to Columbus today where thet lfi ll '■pend the weekend with Mr. • nd Mta. Lawre nce Meyers. Mr. I nd Mrs. Char}es Vroma n a nd ■on , Marlr:, are vla.ltl.ni i n Columbu with Mr. and M.rs. John Vroman and son, John How•rd over th• -.eekend. WiKlnesday Attorneys Pomeroy, Ohio, gp to eleven -o'doek A. M.• of October 14, 1980, for tht real e1tate �eci by 0-.Uy ·orifflth . · Marr, dete11ed. 11 follow•: !tu. or ore acrea, ,tbout ot 'Property PARC IL 1 : Farm m exclud1n1 cO.U a nd other mlnen.la, located In Slactlons 10 and 11, Sutto n Town sMp, near Dorcaa1 and on the Dorca•Buban l\oad, includi ng a l'wo-storr brick ei&ht-room dwellhtt, lbarn and other out bull�lne■. PAIICIL 2: Frame dwelUna bOllte with UIC) acrea. lotat.ed on SLate Route 124, SUlton Township, lOt toot frontace and ex• tendina; to Ohio River, juat below Syracuse. PARC IL 3: Vacant {o_t ot 1.3 acrM wlth 12T foot - frontace . on State Route 12', adj�ent to the ,bove dwelHnc' aftd HJendlns: to Ohio !Uver. An e:s.cel1ent bnlldln, lpJ. PARCIL 4: Vaca nt lot locatt:d below SyNCUH ■nd 1dJaeen.t �. tt,_ , lrqtllal• ol 11'1 .1..1 iloal to p,.,,.1 ,d ,�� �� lot, Route lM: · · · j ' ' l� •1nd PARCI�•· -'om,l:i .• I ' Pomeroy, Ohio ·- '"" .- Newa Wutbc�ar N'ltewatcb Sl&n OIi Mr. 1 • d Mrt. Herma n Lohse · who have 1pe n t the summer mon tha at Lake City, Mithlgan, have relW"Ped to their home On qravel, Hill • MEIGS 'FIIA:TRE Gauges: Montgomery, upper, l fU , lower 9. 1 , running 18 ft. Gal­ lipolis, 17.7, upp ower 9.8, running 2 fl. Lock , upper, 15.4, lower, 8.8, clo1�off PomeroyMatcn. UU7. Po l Pleasant, 23.82; All Ohio River Dams are lc!P an d closed orf. Boats Down: Emsworth, Marti n , ,1:35 a. m., 9-2: Lock 13, City of Huntingto n, 6:0G a. m., 1 0-3; Lock 14, A. V. CriSI Jr., 8:40 a. m., 10-0; Lock 15, Poll}'wog. 4:50 a. m., 5-2; Lock 16, Elizabeth, 3:50 a m., 3-4; Lock 19. Chuckle D, 5:45 a. m., 0-D; Lock 22, C. V. Horn er, 1 1 a . m.. 2-0; Little Edward; 1 1 :40 a. m., 7-0: Lock 23, Aliquippa, 8:14 p . m., 0- 1 1 . Boats Up, Gallipoli!, Erneati n e, 8:40 a. m., 0•3; Roaalyn W, 10:20 a. m., 3-0: Lock 23, The Northern, n:25 p. m .• 14--0; Capt. HarrJ10n , 7 : lG p. m , . l - 1 ; San Ricardo, 9:35 p. m., 1-1! The Rocket, l0:2!i p. m., 4-3; Charlea R. S1.tven1on, 1 1·10 p m ., 13-3; OY-EC, . _\2:2�: , 0-0; �•• · O,Z, 111 l'I; ADte,, t l� • m.�• • f Li � �I {\ ·• ,••DOIi NOUDAlli!LT ' ' Maria n ne Wood1erd who 11 atlendln1 81111 College ia 1pe ndi n1 lbt Wffkend with her parenla, lb. a nd 111'1. H. K. Woodgerd. Mra. George Hackett, Sr., was in G.alllpo�J11 ye1terd1y to be with het e,.odd1ughter, Michele Hackett .,,.ho ii • patient at Holier H01pltal lil:. RIVER REPORT �, 1 1 :00 ,1:10 t l : 1.& t:00 l'tw.O ,Datily .Pr.,.. Scht.dule Dia na Stumbo who ls atten ding bulihlll ,tchool in Parkeraburg i1 berti ' for die weekend with her P•�t■ ; �- and Mn. Clifford Stumbo. Pa til■ · 1t Jluaaell wha wu re­ l11Nd from Pleaaant Vlllley Hos­ pJ�l . �U(lday · Is reciltterattni al �. J)ome,. Sh� ei:pecJI to. re.i..1.,� ol' th• t� � 'achoOI In 1b!,ut In the clOl:lri• a wuua ;week, . fourth quarter ctendenln broke �rman Romont hu · reloo.e on a 37 Y•rd &aJlop and a turned· to· Dover Air Force Base toutbdown , but a cllppl.D& pen• '· In Dtllwai'e afttJ" a tWO WffU 1lty at the teven mOffd. the bl.II vialC •.-itb :,ala parenta, Mr. an d back to the 22. On the aet0nd -,..' ).' &aitt. play from acrl mmage, Sen ior half , Mt. . :Pd Mrs. Ar:nold Hayes back Ti nkham roHed out around h-,e ret,lved word Uiat f.helr his own ri1ht en d, ahoolt loott IO:h, Robert, who was teriously two would-be tad:len., and 1al- . inJIINld ha. an automobUe acciden t loped i n to the end zone for The iri Tent , tecently hat been · re,, Plaine' tinal score and a 20 to O leued . fro111 the. bo1plt1l and la victory. recoverin,I at . hi.a home. a,. NATIONAL ,ooTIALL LIACUI. ay United Pffll tnttirn1tlcinal Phll..1lphl■ 27 0.11• 25 COLLIGI ,ooTIALL Ml1ml c,ia.) 2t North Carollnt 12 . l.ovi1vlll1 4D lracll1y 6 Al•ma A&M 1' Mltr1hctuN 6 Murray St. 21 Ifft, K•nt11eky 19 ,,...,.. Sta.. U Stntt .. 15 PUBLIC SALE a touchdown. added the extra points and 3 minutes later starl­ ed a 96 yard touchdown drive after holding Nelaonvllle at the 4. A 25 yard Pau play from Baint­ er to Sigler climaxed the Jong drive. Bainter rammed over for the points. I n the final frame Bainter took tc the air route again and hit Sigler with a 20 yarder for another touchdown. Wlth the benches cleared for Logan , Don Matheny scored from the 3 to make it 42 to 6, Around And ,, , About ly lob I. Bpr Coach Bob A1hley's Eaatern High School' t:asltot took a 20 to 0 deteat 'Frid•• night at the hand, of The Plains '.bf:�re a fair crowd ar' the Enitrn field. Honr d Clendt n in, 1 170 pound fullhlck, skirted bis own left end tnidway through the Hnt quarter for I touchdown then added the e xtra points on - ■, plu ni:e throu th center to put The Plain s 9ut i n Iron t 8 to o. Eastern then .11etlied down to ·hold The Pl1i n1 u ntil the cloaing 'tninutes of the 1econd quarter when Clarence Ti nkham broke looae for a 3:1 yard J.unt arou nd left end and another Plai ns score. The nm for the extra poi n ta falled 11 nd the chargea of Coath Itobert Burson led 14 to O at the halftime. Ea1ter11.. elected lo us,e eight ..tre 11l1.1qe1;1 o n det,DH tl;te second liall and b.eld The Piairia a-coreleu I n the, Utird quatter. flle Pia� . plaied deep In Eastern terrritory 1t the start of the fo� . qu¢er:, but coul�'t mote the .1>tll .qainal the atubboro youfff1 .£aatern forw __JM nil. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , Oct. I , 1960-7 ,I • 51 U • r . ' I I .. ' ' ---' . '• .• .•.•-.-.....-,-,...--,,,, \ • --·-- '"' • • -l't. -� · _, , . - " - �Comm� :H-e DA..R Mei Recently H.dJtini committee of CoWlCJI Daughters of irtet rttenlly al the home Don.aid Hauck 01born St - • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O . • Oct. J , 1960 F'o 11 owrng l h e au d'll, a de11sert j - --- -courte was SUVl'd by thf' hostel.II L lo "lrs Richard Campbell, Mi-s. ayette Show. er Arnold Haye'!. Mrs. Lillie H auck. G • Mainly Abuut Mrs Herberl :11.1ll er and !'itn. Al ,ven rn. o tts A beet ll'ooda,d. People - S - · OUR TOWN AND YOUR BAN K To paraphrose a pomt. "How goes 1. • 1 town so c;joes Yo11r Bank." • (:;Qminunilies and banks, ii other public service en­ have a l w a y s •�prlses, . 'grown together in America. I ,, We are proud to be a part of this progressive and wellgoverned community, pull­ . Ing hard to make Our Town a better community in which f b 27th I ��a�-!t?e' sh:!er w�s given Sept, 27 for Mr. and Mn, Arthur Arnott at the home or Mrs. Ellen Arnott WEDDING SOLEMNIZED RECEN .TLY By LUCILLf hAWKll,.S � A2C John BE-ner and friends A2C l)l�par Wendeln of Cut B�nk, G i fts were placed iii a wh11e .\lontana, spent seven! days with bassmet lrimmed m pink and tus parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jgbn blue. Virginia A rriott was rn Bt•avcr. 1 hey were llccom'f,anied fo rhargc of c11tertam menl Refre.1h Lockbourne Air Bue Friday mom:,;. I mcnts were served b)' the hostcq tni! b)' Mn. Beaver and Mi56 G uests att<'nding Mrs. Iva �orma Jt-,an Bearh.s. The boys left . Mo()re. Mr.� . Sophia Sham, Mrs fur M�Guirc Air Base, N. J. l ater . l'.iulm,• Wolfe, Mrs. Kethryn , in thc- day and will leave from W<11fc 0111d liOtl,• M r•� Emily Byrd, thcr�· for E11ghmd. Mrs. Eile. .,1 Roush and daui::h1cr, Mr .ind Mrs. �erman Ohlmge1 M rs. Hoy llonohew. Mrs Do r is I Randolph, Mrs. H elen \\'o l f e . .\'l rs. I rnd ,on, Terry v1�1ted rcccnily a· l l azel l,.l('l�nd. Mr& . frnlii fk 1 1 l l , Jkl l c , W. Va., wHh. her brofhe1 Mn. Jh1 1 1d C1e l;. 1 , d a nd )A r. am/ . n d sislcr - in,law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lil,,.,. : , nt· L· Bush a ud da ug h- l l arnl d Homh. M iss Amilnda Park<?r returned lo ll'r. her 110me, '. ,1 inersvil1c Frida�·. r.ft• Scn1!111� ;.:1f1s wcr1• Mr� L'l.;1·a I er ii SC','<!rlll days vi!iil wilh M r l-'uwl'II, l . u ,· illc N11rri�. M rs . M � · an d Mrs. Dwi�ht Park<?r. hel Sl10.in , Mrs. (;eurge Arnott, Dan ny Morris and Johnny Yri · m Mrs. Willi�· l.it· rrtlt. t'rarcis Phil- �eniors al Uhm University. arrive{' • son ;rnd M rs l.uda Arnott. rruhy for II weeken d visit wit lhcir parents. I The thlth NM er fitfflur la tt.. Garden Club To Meet W edne,day Evenin11 l I n romeroy huMlln ltiody. The 1ta,-1 Dr dlr"" NM, one et tht thrN audltery NllclH •n the rnkhll• ftr,, 1, the lmOIIHt liJaM. The Amale11t G1rdenen Club will meet thi■ comin,11 Wednesday evenina at th• home o! Mn. Gu1 Reynold,, .Middleport, with Mn. Willlatn Slater u Ule aa1i1t1.ng 1· •1 : ,, .\ h'&de:1!'11 .• • The .FARMERS BA1�I( ' and S2vings Company ; Member Fedenl Reserve System • • I Thl' fnrLnitc t:lub rnct Th ursday evenin .r. at lhl' home of Mrs. J0hn Fultz in Middlerio rl when • /uur new mcmberi, were welcllmed into he tlub. N e w mem bers arc Mr!i . Lee (Lr.irl'e) Smilh. fllri;. Haymond I l l ' a l 1 K:11r.�. M rs, Gknn ! 1':ulah) I '.Icaslt . .i11d .',: 1�s c..rol Ral'hld. • r • • •t ond Thu rsda y October 5th '&- 6th • • , ,,,1 s,�H D� ive · l n • Westen1 Powers Rally Behind Ike In Meeting Stand AND ·-. PONTI.AC '' . .. flO ' ON ... . DISPtAY " .. AT , ,, I·.... -·· ,Btoettn , . ar's RUTLAND FtJR NITU RE f PHI LCO SPECIA L! Portab le TV !I U • t WITH . , Rem ote. Con trol . , , ,. ,, I, \. •, ) 'I I, r � � � )) I ', • \ ' ) Jordan Services Will Be Held . On Wednesday Roger Gilmore Honored With Birthday Party · · Mr. and Mrt1, Elza GHmore enter­ tained w,t lh a party Frida)' after 11chool at Lheir home, Lincoln Heiiht\ bo4orl i.11 1heir son Roaer Piul on hi • oigh(h 6irU1day. Gai11e11 Were p�ycd bn lhe lawn and prizes 11w1.1rd e d to Jon Spen­ cer, Patrick Mulle1 1 and Ricky Warnl'r. Mrs. Gilrnorr. assillted by Miss Loui�l' r:ilmore, served grilled hot dogs, potato chips ,seven -up, cup cakei;, 11n<l iee cream bars. Preseut were thos.e named above 1111d Kell�• Spencer, M ichael Mull• en. Terry Herdon, and Handy Cro 11. lloi::er Paul received a number of nice a:lfts. - -- · - ----- CRO W'S . ,t\' , NEW SPRED E'PAINT BOES ON DAMP SURFACES .' '• · •J .,1 , 1,·�;,,.� ·-· ' ,\'!'' '• No more walH1!9 lo, siding' lo d,yI llome Of '1'1,e 1 . UGU14•LY PRICED AT .lff,9$ , S PECI.AL $1 79-95 .. FABULOUS OC I.AT ED RA DIO a11 d TE l;;EV ISIO N Hlff)' Millet', Owner , POMEROY, OHIO DETROIT UPI - Joe Go rdo n, ""ho came here in Augus t iil 1n Qnpreeeden ted "trade" · ot man1ten, re11ia:ned today a■ 'manacer · of the· Detroit Tl1en. Tla:er General Mini11r:er Bill De Witt ,nnounced· tha t Gordo n had "'aaked to be relie\ied of his con­ tract for 1961 and hia requeat hat beeft ua nted." The Tiger, wo1.1nd up the ,euon wJUI a 2-1 1088 to Kan111 City Sunday tha t eave ttH:m their poor­ e1t record 11lnce 196'. Their aea­ ton record wu 71�. S A N II W I C H lee All The PHILCO Line At - - • Order By Pho•• And 'hte 'Em Rome ServiCea are plan ned Wed n eeil1y at 2 p.m. for Miu 1Jen 1 Jordan , age 82, who died a t the W:oodmaft Nuning Home Su nday evenina after a lln,erinl Ulneu. She w11 the telephone operator in Harri•­ onville man.y yean, and w11 a member of the Pretby terla n ch urch there. She is 1urilved by several cou1Jn1. The .e lees will be trom the Pn!abyte rr. an Chu rch in Harrlaon­ ville. The nrqai ns will lie Jn atate at the church for one ho u, prior to &enlces. Burlll will be 1ft the &chool Lot Cemetery ftear Car• , penter. Friends will be received at the Chase Fu neral Home Tuesd ay. Gordon Quits Manager Post STEAK HOUSE <1 '- , ' King Build ers Supp iy' Co. ' Phone WY,t-ll48 lllly er Eoealni; Bradbary Rood kD I Mkldlepor1 ', I , ent1ne· ---� . ......... ..... .. ....... ·.. l'atlaer lvJtllffl 1M1 c.trel QM.: T.. .... lloM... T.-, - i.tt. • ""' ""' T-. i.- ......... In 1M - Action Threateniffp WarTaken To Save 'Peaee, Says Premier IMl'ROVID JQEw YORK UPJ - Stoclta Im­ proved by fradlona In a moder­ allllJ acLiYe openiftS tod�. Courts I.Gaded Over Weekend. By Offenders UNITED NATIONS., N. j):JP.I)· � Nlltita Khrushche• de­ manded today that Dag Ham�ld. resign an d threatened that If the United Nallona Is ·n� � , rr•� .. he demand,. the Communist bloc will "rely OJI tlielr own strength" lo byLaw offender• in Meigs � DAVID tlRKLE 1 · pass it. . · • • . County bad Midd leport Mayor _ A-k D1Yld H11nry Jirkl•, NI'.' Khru,hchev said he doe, . not aild cannot trust Hammaru­ . Kenneth McElblnney, �· of Mr. and M". .-.rry �lrkl• jold . He said that there can diafflliament or ol�er peace­ •f Cllfton, hH Ntumff to 1 oy Mayor Charles Legar and is not abollahed and ful moves if the aeeretary-eene J(ffller AFB, llloxl, Mlh- af• County court Judge Emmett replaced by a CommunW-sfyle r , , .<nan presidium. ler 1'9nd!1111 two W'Nks at Peoples basy over the weft, ' If the Communi,ts are not · D this built-In veto pc>wer hom•. tte· 11 attendlnf El•c• encl and thiJ morning. over the secretariat said Kh�ev, the Comm9nbt coun• fro�lca SchOOI at' Kffller, and In Pomeroy Mayor Legar's tries "will rely on their own stre�b to defend the Interests , WIii flnllfl &., March. eourt three persons were fin­ of peace." The Soviet Premier tgljw� Presldent Elsenhow�r• s ed. lbey were Vernon Well, rejection Su nday night of a neuti'ili!t demand for Immediate Shade ,15 an d costs for speed­ summit talks. ing; Oke7 Klier, $30 and coiltl 'Khru11hchev said "°"1e 1tate1 he said . "But it la dear to •. , , ., ·· · · • oo two cl\al"ges of intolication, t.-ere putting their own n.atlonal all that if armament, D �xi1t. IKi. -'!4AC CONFER - Preiident Dsenhower·-arul - "'ritisb Larue, Pt. Pleas­ interests abe,d o r the Un ited Na- whether they wioh lo or nbl, all Prime Mhilsler-Hal'old Macinillan -· at 1he w,Idl!!"IIO!Ue ln an d I tiQna and" seeki ng to uae . the wor14 tho,e who pos!H!H armament. will a conferruice also atteeded by Australian Prime ltinilter .. Rob- ant, W. Va., forfeited '23.70 " body to dominate other powers. i-efth for th� ho�ter, will re!ch ert G . Menzies for- one ol the mp_sl" ini�ru.rit collf�ente al- bond for Jpeeding. If they persist, he said, lhe U nit• for ar·m, a t IDY crlt1c■I moment. Jlldge Peoples fined William H. ed Natio ns will collapse'. He �d tb_e Gefteral Auembly fecti ng the East-West stntggle gomg on m the,U.N. Tbe. two Ingram 1100 and coat.a an d sen, ...aQed !or the U.N. to get on with· the. inlsiness llNd• Pr•p•A41 T•wt or lhe Security Coun cil would be leaders .,. . . . at band, tenced him to three day, in jalJ , . . 11 no ta blY disarin m NEW YORK (U PI} - Tlfe• Speakin& ' deliberately from a J)OWl?l'lea becaute if persons fol- : /_-----, .:..:;:�.c."--:-: - for drivinl wbilt- intcn:icated and . t:,_ cc--:=:-c--;--:::-::--:cc--:-c ;;J\ationwide strike of tlie Jnler- prepared text, ,X:hnishchev pre- lowtnj the "poaltl�n of strength :::=-::::c...::::::..c: $DO ud COJh ou a charee of leu­ . lne the acene of an acciden t, a1l national Unioh Of Electrical sen ted a sharp contrast with Sat- pol�)' ' Uled their arms a WD . · toftl& 4in but tlO of the latter bein&: IUfCUii WOrlters (JUE) against .the Gen- urday 'a tirade ln which he rtlJed witll aU it.a deatructi'Ye � . ' a less-speelfic threat o f walk.In,: qu�•c'a would break o ut before • pended. · . • _ . . . · era[ Electric Co, . got off to an o .t 0� the U u lted Nation, If Red m•� '"' -... ed Wendell Gilmore wu lmed 110 • ��......·�• ..___ •_; uneven statf today little China ia not elven memberahip. · 11 htv_,.. ,. ,..,... . new and CMts for i■tos.icalion,. Char­ . , · or no effect on plant opera . That threat was delivered off- "@'I sU'lifadMttt that h• 1M les Friend 110 and co,u: for du,. ., . . .. lions ln some areas and near- the-cuff. Today's was deliberate. P,.l'de.it ltNnMnr be � ZAN ESVI LLE, otµo (U�I) : - Arthur, S. Fl.em&l;Up:g', U . S. turbinl � peace: while into:U­ An1wers MKmlllan u ll ty 100 per cent effectiveness hi . • IWffl nt .....,. .,.... • secretary of hea lth� Mlµcation �d weu_:are, Sunday �ff��alJy ated. Donald Stobart ti, and Khrushchev made • . 11urpriae 41��n•: . in · others. , ,, , 'We dediCI� the: Dillon Dam, a • flood control and recreation � COflt (su,pended) for driving with appe�wce he ai d. before the Gene ral , . . -!J'b11 is na1Ye, . improper Ucense plate■ and Fred d mi ay d Sal.ur . T,he strike began ASse mbly to exerciae- hla "right of ml)' al t toa:ether mdefinitely bul J�Ct l8. Eastern . - that was .deJayed by. • two· wan and·nearly BJtehJe 110 and coat, on a tharp night but Its effectlvenea '\Vas not · , reply" to Brl tleh Prime Min ister if lhere is no duire to come to kill ed-�� C · ODl!8 "·,,.. . . .,._ · a-4 · II • bf tbe Ohio State Patrol for paa­ . teated until workers beg:a n sh ow· V I_ The '1,m ,on, 1n• v ••• �11. , II evln:cN \y ,. Hfr o l d Macmillan who apoke lut qreemen. t which inj on a ,ellow line. . this shirt . · the. aam �-_meaDt Ing- up for -the first Coftlltruction of week. �e �ident and • p■rtlc01Grly mated to tost $10 mlllion doll"11 R. D. &oues appeared on a morniftl- Louis represen �lng only . Khrushchev strode down qilN'tera wlilcta back him, no wbe n authorised by Congre&a in dlsP,1 aNmeat Of both · tbe Uvln, chaqe of movlni martated pro­ the two,tblirdll' o f the union 1 '10,000 aisle to the podium bl• arm, I amoke 'fit, eome troip the chim ney 1938. It· WH, co·mpleted at I c:Ofr. .lttd the ·dead. ..-are :than · Z.000 perty. Hit caa wu ccmtinued. m1mbera employed by GE vot� . ps�_ were mo_ved 001, _ of the RlnSing. He boun� ed up the II lt the tndltlon wlieti. , a pope Is o f sa1 ·DiiWon. . . · AT MIDDUll'OIIT .,.in fav� of the �trike at a hectic · , re&eht(ur··aua. 1n iddiUpa . �• Flef.:mlna, called the d -,a, , 10f short ma: ht o slept lo the roa- , el�;, . " llQtltl'-1 lbior McElhhlne, unilm co nferen.,. , board meetin g , . \ lrum, took oil hll ollvet - lllltwioltg, .. hen! Frida)' , spectaclea, unlokltc} ,hll • _- ,' mc1 ...., !l . . . :.:M:J •·lbe · peoplf 'I-.• � .,.. _• = ,, •· · 1·"'· ind,-••-,.w.1 .J . , . \'llllf'lil.lli/lfou -. 1....,.._ll.., ul toe I•�,- M-..,_w -I '""' -�•• JrriU• · an"d P1t!F Palridi '" . g·,,. ..,,.,"••e" .• "''an "' "000 '"' ..,.,_ ,_ , . well llwnphrq, II-, Pometoy, pDllted oan1 onlr tor ti>oir lelli>ii< in· Sche nectady, N. -Y., there were ta\Jon. ' . · u. part or lbn•vet ift -titk)JII; i ty but for their country:' He �id the world '• _deail'e for $20 bond to opt>eu l1ier bc!on no pickets and first 11hltt attendCoun ty. New· roads ' were built the lllll)'OI' for �ng. pro-· major latf Uie � b Hin The· t o uf,ed t y cann ,ubah be peace ance--jncludin g 6,.500 JUE mem· ject in thf! " &iant lfUskiriglim Wa-· an(l 1 9 _niile■ of tbt Belt bDore 6. ben-was reported normal. Mem- c�ntrol over . ,armament.a wltbout A1ao ldleduled to appear 'beterabed tonser\'lllcy District, dei- Ohio Railroad track relocated. t. n foni. tbe ml.)'ot are Cecil W. Rice, bers of the Schenectady local had disarmame of Jr.. zo, of Middleport who wu ar­ World War ii del.a)'d• ltU't cribed III the · rnoat complete 511l r v oted against the atr:l ke by nearly .. Htf_ eu propoaa ! on lei War Koran Ttie project. the the in proteetioft nood of tem he d, a , t accepte n mN1 J rated bJ lllddleport PoJice and ke o the r at z to 1 a nd resp nse to .. • It drairui · a,o.18 a,qoare. bl'Ough nothe� delay and nearly · cbaqed with driviq while intod· world. are rNdy to ""'°pt •�- Hts,m call there was being wa tched with tJ the dam u i t pve op� conof the atate. A· de.th f l.! on an1er�•,"".. -ca.led. He potted $200 bond. Wil• intereaL 1\meral service, ,.-ere beilll miles Or one-firth time to ml.Ster an all- 11am llcllafiie, Middleport will piOfteftta mo c the up fflake · total �t 14 dam• ,; i� II o wever, plck�t lines at Loul hel d today at Z p.m. for S1111 P. . oul drive to hne the project appur to cbarcet of in to:1ic1tion, pies.. armaments Taylor, d o ve r Q trol Ky., h il•d•ipbla v11 1e , , who died Salurday • , ' 90 v n n D•m . of earth eonttruc- killed. Dillo r-•nlti , n t n he ' t mea eceui '"'"v f o " o r ,. t • ,·n dulorderly conduct and miltin& u cce lu Ci v lo nd J mom.Jog, from the Ewiftl Chape i ,r• lion, iJ 1 18 feel hith and 1.400 The l�te U_. s. Rep. J. Harr, ural. keeping non-union persoftnel to a to h ave armame n ts in th e f u- wi th burial In Hemlock Grove feel across. It m.ue111ea 1,-000- feet · McGregor Coabdctoft Republican, BandJ Rotbl:ed, Cbe■bire, will • minimum and production w11 ..re• Cepietm-y. thick at lhe base, tapering to 1pearheMled. the drive, bac;ted by por\e d seriously threatened at CD. W · . Survivora art lhellfl IOftl, Sea- feet at the top. Behind it i1 1,325 area l"ffidefttll. At the tune·nearly appur before the maYor tonight • on a daaq:e of rec:kle,a operatfoa . these pla nts man.,. Mt .. Pleua nt, Mich.: Payton, acret for a permanent reterVoir $9 million had hffn apent on par­ and Roger Norman, Harrisonville , W. t on, Walton n , O. kro w A ; La and ill estimated' Oood capacity Is Ual · relocation of the nilroad. will appear to char1es of having Va.; Everett an d Elbert, Pomeroy 10,2Mt·· acrea. The battle WH l oat b•Jt reloca- an Wegal mufRer after bei.na l RD 1: a nd Glenni1, flavonia, O,; lion of the railroad wu not tom• cited by the Ohio State Patrol. · these d auch ten, .Mn. Ferdie Gil· ple'ted until 1957 aftd comtructlon tan, Lopn, O.; Mra. Arthur Atherol the dim dld n•I unW ton, GrovePort, O.; and Mn. Char!Mil. Jes Barr, Reedavltle, O.; ae...era1 Fl,emmlng took note of the, oppo9tepheri M. Young, Uftited grandchildren and creat graftd ailion to the daftl. ''We m\llt rechildNn, n iece• and n ephews, ■nd Sla tes "Sen ato r fr om OhJo, wlll be 11pect tbe ilncerity of tJu.;. who a ho11t of friendt. th,e fea tured apeaker at • rally to oppo1ed the -butldine of tbil re• be. held . in Wells ton, at 8 p.m. ervoil'," he Nld. "Bui lhat WU er .1.0. at the Well• nd an eumple of our ,real AmeriWilliam Swisher, C ommaftder, MO ay, Octob n High School Audltdrlum. sto ca." Lewis Long, Henry Clatworthy, &y United PrtN lntwftltlenal 1n additio n lo providin1 flood William Ratliff, Paul Greenlee UNlTfD NATIONS, N. Y. UPI This,'fally 111 to i nclude ■II ef Two mul tiple - fatal accidents prottttion lo dUet and ·ueu and Don Roach of Fee ne1•Bennell Southern Ohi o and pub. of Weal , -Pf'lma, Mln,llfff Ja'f"&herlal fll• late Sµn day shot the dea th ton o n . Titles for 48 new cara were han-: Poat, Americaft Legion, atte nded Vir ginia an d Kentucky. - Aml>ftf ..,.,.._.,, ulltd for ,unanimoYI Ohio highways for the week end dowrulfl!am, the rnervoir will be tion-boatilll, fi•b· died through lb.e clerk of courti= the Fall Conference o( the 8th o.n.ral AUMtltly appniYII �., 1 to a t least 12 persona. a survey used for recru the d ignitaries who will be pre-­ i ng and 1trimmin11. Four parkt offite in Meigs Cou n ty during sepflf:­ Dittrict, Sunday a t Wilkeaville. sent are Lieutena nt Governor neutralllt ...._..,. fw an lllffl. ahowed today. will be built aJ'(IUnd I\ ud • batb­ ember, Eulyn Lucke reported t�: JOl!leph Freeman Post, No. 478 Jqh n w. Do nahey, Jud 1ea of the ..._.r • Khn,....._, lhfftina .._ In ad d ition, three other persons day. w11 host for the meeti n g held at Ohio Supreme Cour t, Jame:a Bell 11'"9 ftN PNtklfflt"s nlectl■n _. were killed In mi1ceJ11neoa1 itci­ .mg beacll near tbe dufl. Also, thru new school bu1e1 amt NEW ·YORK UPI - Art Dlt­ the American Lea:ion Gro ve: Mr. and John Peck, State Sena tor J. 1M . plan. from G denta for a total of UI MARRJAGI LICINS I eight trucks were transferred. ...,, Ntw Yerk'• IMCllftl ,1tchff ClatWOrthy, president of the Past Sherman Porter; a nd the Honor­ Sun­ mldni1bt to p. m. EST Friday Herbert Malllu, «Ii, lbrion, ea­ In the uaed vehicle dep1rtme1tt UNITED NA110NS, N. Y. UPI Commaftdera,,waa In charee of t he thla INIMI with ■ 1J.4i l'Nilf!ll,able R. Ke n neth Kerr, Stale Cen­ day. De.a d are at MUsfield, M,1ni11, gineer, and Delsie . Mahiu, -India lotab came tO 141 tan, one school s Jawaharlal Nehru, le,d­ ' d ,,_, M..... tedeJ .. ..... tht Past Commanden meetin g hel tral Committeeman of the Tenth Ray, :11, l.ion illa, J(y.; Clncin nall, Pomeroy: Robert Bowlet, 28, Ath• ·· Warld S.,... fw the . Y■nlr... In the morniftg. Congressi onal District. There will er of the powerful beutral na­ Mrs. Mildred A. Toepker, 60; ens, carpe nter, and ...,, SlDclair, bus, JO trucks, 1 motor scoo teq;, and a hoUH trailer. Paul Lewi& ot Athens, 8th dis- alao be ma ny other dicnitar le1 tion&, '4Mby rejected . Soviet Pre• Cleveland , J ohn Sllntltz, 13; Cald­ -Inst the ,.......,., ' ,...a... ·· trtct cOJJlfflander, w11 in charge from the twenty Southetn Ohio mier Nlllita Khrushchev'• dema nd well, Charles Slater, 9; Laurel• 20, Chester. MIMfl'r Ca..,- S...., whe ln- of the meetlna: with Jo e Deul- cou ntiei, five Weit Vlr1ln ia for re-.anw.tion of the Un ited ville Berman E. Schwalb11:11h, 36; LODGE TO MEET . PR1c•s UP 41clltd Sund.. 1h11 Whl1oy Pord acb.le, State Depart,ment A djutant cou n tie, and f o u r Kentucky NatiOftl. Ci n cinnati, Samuel Warner, 80, ipful lluter Thomas W. Worsh Farm VfI WASHINGTON weul41 ,... the aHltnffltnt, Nhl 11 eo Avondale. · nounced an tbat Po me�y Bowen per , n o another up prices edged F�n:;��=:�011t' member"l fl.,rtd 1'4 loeHor oldt DI� �:::· w lll be no charge for Sen. Randolph Will Also, Cir cleville, James H. Emer­ cent Jast monfh but remained Oftt Loc\le No. l&f. Ns.A� wi. ll hold _111 mar. t decldtll that. ■t 1hlp drive is 1ettlng In to • .full ad mluion,to lhe rally and refresh- S ine, 40, Ashville truck farmer; To­ per' ttnl beloW the year ae:o level I re�lar mo nthly meetin1 •t 7 .30 _ peak At Rally Event IOffltti11'1111 thl• Yffr he hei wen swi ng tht, we:elt with letter, go- ments will be provi ded . 'Sen. Jennina11 Ra ndolph, who ls ledo Lillian Brim, 66; Marlo n, Mn. and a harveat . season elip may be p. m. October 5. All Masler Ma­ th• tint prM of Important J na: to all members urgi n g the rr, Mn. Ida Mae Crab tree . chair- - run ning for re-ete·ctton to the Unit­ Gh1dys Dall. 68; Dove,, Frank Lin­ co ming. 1 1001 are i nvited· to attend. · to· get their d ues in "11 eoon aa man of The Ci tizens For Kennedy WIN,'" Jr., 34, his wife, Jane, 31, and d States Senate, will be the 11peak- ard e poulble. fo r President Co mmittee of er at a Democra tic rally to be Webster Hidey, 47, all of New Phil­ -----Jackson County, is in charge. of hel d i n .New Have n on Tuesday adelphia; ZaMsvllle, Nancy McKee, Elliott Pll18 Staff 1 O.E.S. TO MIIT 20, Ada-, a nd Frontella Jane Great• arrangements. evening at B o'clock, The ·Raeifte' Chapter 0.E.S., is to At KC Poet h Sen. Ra nd olph wllJ apeak at house, 20. Columbus. KANSAS- CITY UPI _ fte Kan- meet 'ift regular ee11lon tonight at the Have n Thea t1tr, s\venl ot her .J. sH Clt,1 Athletl�• ll'lftounee d today 8 o'clock al the Maaonlc Temple World W Or I VeteraQ8 can d idate. on the cou nty and stale that 111:an■,gl!lr ·Bpb :Elliott and hla when k\ltiat ory work will be exemDem ocrallc ticke t wm be preaent Expected S1eel Rise . I)Y Invt"t,ed COLUMBUS (UPI) - The prfsldential candldite� will . n6t be ret4l ned plifled . Jane HIil ill worthy matron, Especta coaching ataff n The regular meeti ng o f Drew a d will appear on the program. Only Sidewise Move Altred Toney, worthy pa tron. b 1h Am::.;, I ',,n :'JU� baleall . make another trip Into Ohio Thursday. Vice President Ric�ard ! Mr. and Mra. Harry Layne will enCl.EVELAND, Ohio UPI - An Weba ter Poat No . 39, _ Amerl�aft . cfub :ut tertain with open ho uae at their expected pickup in steel produc­ M. Nixon was aclieduled t'11P""k In - Cleveland Thursday mgbt. • SUIT FILID . Legion, will be held th,s evening nt , WH rna de The 1nnduil home acroas the street from the tion thi• m onth ia turn ins out to· Republican oflldals hopell he w9uld _arrive In time lo lead a A suit COncern lna real e& tate ha.a at 8 p.m. al tbe Po&l Home. Parke Carroll by GeDeral I( theater following: the r1lly. All 5 p.m. so be hardly more than a 1ld ewise motorcade through the - Public Square •� about Commander Elu Gio more urges who 1aid a· ne Dlanaettr "ould' been" filed In the Cler" of Courts citizen, ue invite d to atten d. crowds. going-borne the by seen be ,an he that niovemtftt , with the pu11h mainly •ft.er cOn iultatlona -wi th office by Opal E. VanMeter ag•lntt all members to attend, espeelally be Sen. Joh n r. Ken nedy wu , related with the . crowd:i Ken nedy u_ OI ,.,_ fro m seuonal aclon less potent a local Cb•mum """'mme.rce Ben)lta, Rae Blggs, a minor, Wilber W orld War I memben, . for wh om ATOMfC NOTI He scheduled to &peak twice in Cin- drew in Ohle Jut Tueaday. cASHDfGTON UPI - Jo b n A. than UIUll group neiou aIin t: · Ior lhe pur· F. Van Mctet, Columbu1, and CIYde lb,·, meet·,•• lo o •···ved. Relre1btlle t hough t he afterward 1 a,.ld aftd ally r street a t a t fin i t , n n i c d an ear Steel J111.ulne uid r .__________ menl, w,·11 be serv·• •ur u_ •_ nly__ ,_ Mn_ chQ! of the cJu.b. MeCone. •Id today he surmise, •..; l'r•_ �--_ _ rn _ ,_ _ ___· __G _o_ ••_c _ . campaign wH ..all over.'' a\ a fun d ni,in'a di nner. ..; Ruuia NI conducti n g secret nu­ refria:erator makcn are going then v1�1led y ed Kenn and Nj:1on Both well were datea U canc: Both clear ,rup lll11 te1ts Jn d urged an easy on ini t ial producti on runs un­ they Akron. canton and M�sf1eld. the receptions early reeamptlon of U. S. u ndtr• til dealers unload big inventories pleased • wi th n th-e lud:eye itate last New1111en. who �avelled with both i re-celved e t pla Tin madels. 1960 unsold of gr,ouftd atomic explolrio ns for re­ .cand llb•e• felt \hat the crowds, search pwpotea - poHlbly before is I n 1 'slump that will partly off­ week �n,1d.erln1 the time and roulea Ray n ma r Chai State Rei,ubli<'an lled o r d l o c fut ns i ga nal o set seas the eleelion. were based at h t fell he d . taken by the ·candidates, c . Bliss sa i sheets. . d 11 and their enthu,i about equal. erow the on . SUNNY SKIIS, A'BHLi\ND All. UPI - Authori- In the himtory of Alabama," said Ethel Ogle, 83, and the latter's Both ca�tu filled I hall ,m at11m " H of n ow Nixon will carry" M•RI VISITS S. U. The 1 UPI G H PITl'SBUR Mrs. Berta .Mae Ogle F1 oyd daughter, Safety Director itiet Htd today only a maniac Public Akron tor tbett tpeechea bu t N1xMiu Suun Young who is em­ Oh · " Weather Bureau today predicted could be NltponaJble for th� mUI"- Mann. "It w11 the work of a Martih, 31. spoke In a _larpr hall. Nixon ·on Nixtor t u o urn t the d sai ��i�s op i Sav sunny weathe r for the flnt game ployed with the Federal ders of three tielpleu wome n , butcher, a madman." from the airport to the Ak• nt ·we MansThe eld erly wo men were wid- of the W orld Series �edneady a nd Loa n Co. in Columbus spent on in Akron, Canton, and slu?ted to deatb In •. �•l Alan ivenlt.y ·Memorial ltl!l U n,n he· t wha ouble d t 11:bo1;11 was fiekl : 11 night owe d pen11ionera,· the octo1en1rian with the temperature wanner the wrekend wtth her pmmts, Victims In •the · S.t urd1� bama farmhouse ln • fashion es.preuway. ICenaedy pand upected. m­ o P · uftl, o Y lbur i nd Mn. W a M:r. forlK!ut h hig 10-dearee he t t haft ck.ro er h m crime were Kn. Everleria Ogle, too feeble to rise fro fftllnllcenl of Jack the Ripper. was \hrouab, tho downtown uea. Gov. M ichael V. DiSIJle efO)', for Tuesday. ''Tbill is li"ne of tbe worat crime& 83, her daughter • in - law, Mr■• .inc chair witho ut auistance. Y;- be no IUE's Strike· I '°"•'' s Slow· tartl'n· fJ l� Key P' lants' Chari•• · . D · Finall Dillon ' y.. ·Dedi " ' Co .-..'.i;. t· . oo " ·· · · W. After Delay By.•'.ar, with ngress Ohio thoie t!� "'�7,.Jj�-�-� !l)i . , Se� · ..::ri�&•�• v,nu• ......_,..r. •· conimuatwl 11e}d TlNIBY '·,] fr'om l,OfNl Estimated At Demo Rally To Hear Smith Believing lhal our customers desire a good product and then wn,t servtce when it's needed, we have built, stock­ ed aitd eatablished the above full lime Service Depart­ ment to insure complete customer saUs!action. RUTLA ND, 01110 Law enforcement officers in M.etgs, County were busy over the weekend with the Investigation of four traffic accidents and the Pomeroy Volunteer firemen were, caJled Sunday mor­ ning when a barn owned by Monid Good burned. Firemen were c•lled_ at 10:35 yesterday morning to Cherry Ridge five miles beyond Hei;nlock Grove where Good's bar,n caught on fire from a possible abort in wiring. The barn was flilll of . hay . and . _ Pomere)' Police offlcera ln vet• bolh were completely destro yed. ligated an acci den t Sa turday at The owner was 1w111y at the time 1-l:i8 a.m. at the upper end •! or the blue and the fire was re- Pomeroy where .1 car dr iVeft by porte d by a neighbor. Six firemen Will i am Henry�.Clela nd , 38, Ra· 1mfwered the call. cine Tift otl t �, r oad anI d hi t • Robert C. Hartenbach's Sheriff light pole. Hi ar w11 htavipt Office inveatieate:d an •aeeident at damaged He s aneated for 3:M p.m Sa turda_y on the Kirt1s- le111i ng the a of ari acciden t bury Road where WilUim. Fisher, 1md reckless o .ati on : 19, Minenville, was fOl'ced off the The Pomero Police 1110 in• roa d i nto a ditch a nd the truck .,._eatigated a · pl' •�ideft t o.n which he was drivlnf turned over. Mulberry-av at :15 •. m. Sundu There were nO lnJurles or arrest. when a ear ' lven by · Slllr l_y The vehicle su11talned medium Grimm, 25, Nt! , H■ven, W. Va., damage. bumped a v.arkEid ear owned by Harey Sadler, 61, Bridieport, .\t 3:30 this mofl'.ling the de- Ohio. There were no arre1t a. part ment ...H called to in vestigate a on e·car accident on R oute 124 ift Raciftl!. Wllliim Robi nson, 28, Racine, t old Deputy Sheriff Charles Sayre that he wu blind­ ed by an onco mi ng car an d ran into the corn er of Eynon 's Ser• vlee Sta tion building when he left the highwo.y The Robi nso n car was damaged sl i gh tly as was the Service sta• tion. There were no injuries or arres t. SatuniJy ' will be the - )Jal date to register to vote In I.fie No vem­ ber 8 eleciion . i n Muon County ac­ cording to an a n ftoUneement by L. W. Ge tty, ·Muon County clerk. Getty uld that t he clerk ' s offir.e is open for re1istra tion from 8:30 a. m. tc 4 p. m . . eaeh . week day it nd fl'om 8;30 a. m. until 12 noon on Saturday. Anyone who has chan1ed hi• addre111 si nce he· lut regi1tered WASHJNGTON UPI - West- rnu1t re-regUlter to be able to vote ern power, rallie d ·today behind in tfte precinct in which �e n ow President Ei1en hower'1 refuul to Ii�• · .Anyone. who will be 21 ye-an meet wJth Soviet - Premier Nikita of at:e before November 8 and h•• Kh ruahchev becaUR of the Rua- n ot previously regiltered muat do si1n atUtud, .al'ld threata againat ao bef(tre be can vote in the com. the. ,- world, 1 U!i.,;leclloll, .:e:n:t< Brililh ·- 'Ilk! -�f inn< ""Jlli;,,MI ·�•••• ..•�-,,:"' iller Harold Mam\Ulln 'Bild told son CoLU'lt;- ttom ■nolher couaty the Presiden t that be fully under- or all te mu1t alto re1l1ter. stood the n ffes&ity of rejecting the suggestion of five neutral na­ tions for a Soviel- American Sum­ mliL conferen ce. Australian Prime Ml niater Rob­ ert C. Menzies was reported pl■n­ nin g a stiff U. N- speech- Wed fte&· day in whl<! h he woul d deliver a major Western denuhciati on of Khrushchev's actions Macmillan and Me nzies confer­ J'ed with Elaeilh ower 11 the White Appr oxima tely 1,000 persona at­ House Sunday. The tbree lea den tended I DemocraUe rally held issued ill atatement urging the lut Thurs day ■t the . Celanete U. N. General Aasem�ly to get d own to ila bu11ineas • particular­ Par): near Pt. Pleasant LO hear n ly wilh respect to diaannament. Hewlett Smi th, Weal Vlref la Dem· ocratlc chairman, and Rep. Ken Eisenhower•, refusal lo meet Beehler apeak, with Khru1bcbev w11 spelled out Ht'NleU atreued the lm,por tance Jn • le tter he sent separa tely to or aett1n1 the people rea:t11tered th Ehea d11 of government or and .out to vote.;He alao talked on Gha n a, Ind onesia, U nJled Arab work of the committees In the cam• Republic, Yueoala...ia and lftdia. pale• - Rep. Hee hier, .. candidate for re.election to Con,re11 from the l"o\lJ'lh Dl1trlct, talke d aboul candidat.el runninc on lhe Sta te DemocnUc tlcte t. Supervltl n& the meplin& were HU'J'f Lay ne, M11on County Dem­ ocratic cha irman, VJ ille Toney and Charley Baird. Saturday Lasi Day 1'o Register In ,Mason . County OHIO WE SERVIC E WHAT WE SEL L • Quit, :ilmmarSkjold, Demands Krush Or Red-Nations Will Walk Out Of UN , Four Accidents Investigated, All Drivers Esrape Injuries Member 11ederal Depoall Insurance Curporat101 POMEROY, �. Dnol#Jtl To Tiu, lnurmi, 0/ Tiu, .,..._ Area Busy Week,end New Me_mbers W.e/comed At Fortnite Club . '· -�. . • v_ ,l-_________ ___...:.,___,____P ______ ::'__:- ::::i . :::":'::;:po __-: � i,�1:'::::---------------------------iOODUl :-:::-':: o:::;:-:::'.=:'."'::l:!: :aCoi r - 1c O_ COP o m roy Mld dle rt, hlo, M ontl •Y, � 1NIO &JNO L X II N O 4Z I 1 to Uve and raise families. e ,._.,., .... *-·• .... Now You K.,w !'..r:: Ewi--r; n d's Chapel �r;'°" s young tl//ill Feeney-Bennett Members Attend Fall Conference · ·v o r.;' �! · .;;..� 3P Speak At Demo }2 p Rall'y Oct. 10th UN Bulletins • b Jn ens . Ace1'dents Over Ohio's weekend -----BULLETIN belln ------■ w-... 48 New.Autos Merchandised During Month 31. •"* a.au. Both Presidential Candidates Mo�g Into Ohio On Thursday Out ftalned =_____ UIK,I' Only AManiac Could Do lt Three Helpless Women Butchered In Alabama . � ' ' ... _.._....,...,.. ... ..,._.��---,... �------,· , 4 ___,,,...... __, ......,....,,_ ....i.,._ . . ----- II ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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