http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4e7f30623ae589183de37185b778a829.pdf 4c3700441eee0f5f50c05e861cac8a6d PDF Text Text 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 ' �os tmast er Asks P t d re i C en iv G ls in bb Old l)o • ort In 23rd For More Sense T h a n People Supp N8t'10081 lf't::ek he'5 1 1 ." · N. ·v. ( UPI) - Hnr� 111-,t J 11 1 rn i n 1011 tunau se l ',1c:)' "But man l \ 1 ) 1 -1 1 \ Mi ... Juni ■U Dillma n. knu11, �,,ul tnat ly rareful hm1 1\, 111 l.. l dun , ..... ..ft a lot of pPoplt• " ftil lllelt word on horse st-n�f' lior�I' 1 , 1 1 .i 1111·d H 1d 111u t h (" �ulk) hl'11m d Red ...._ from a wonu,n who 11�� .:­ Ileen la harness raring {' 1 ,• r l> l fltt' l)on1 1 1 1 1 , 1 11 �iw has srt .i eoupl · drl�' ln<'ll U 11.' for 1,rd� r1·1 lbe WU 15, and tuda� 1� rat l'Ci uf " . ,rld traek. ilt> unc-m a i•r u1 , un, rn tup eir.perll as one-· of tl1e I t lu• 111h,·r u 1 t· r .a hair 1111lf' I n her lD the ro,.mLn . Monl 1 t·e!lo, Dillm an 38 hlue- f'V('d and l,i,1 app1·a r�m·e al lhe monti;,, m 1:,h1!tl u1 f :,hoe Y :,.; ye.in 2 i dnrt )eliwd. (or lb� la:,l :,a id. sht• :,!arts, -.., trained and ran·tl 1 \w t r.,L • :.!-I u111 .,f 25 , a fa1 . n tin hum an, m l l 1 l l 111· 1 t l . and pacers for Ja, W P l l 1 r, I eii 1t 0£ one 1s '!>lt-r Hod1l near !lt•puh .ii M, wl),o o,rn■ 1 su.ble r . C· �re r� brothe Threr i"hildn· n. le, Qllto. t s , '1 1pan part1c r re11L1la 100 t•rs . f 0 n' 1 1 ' � traine r driver. a n:, 1 , Shl• Victor, N. Y., will rnakr twr 1.1w1 ,,., , . , k,·111! mnt orcyt·k dr1"mg . \esh. hors('f of w love r l nl 1 1 r . 1, topolltan New York ll 1•h111 :,1 1 lw 1 n dri\'N . :(Olfker, Racew ay Ori 5. wht•11 and �ut tlt"r t raining as a . Dill• Allif' ather, de trick inaugu ra1es a,, rxpi,n l rnm her )!r11ndf · · man. �hP will lqeatal "lad ies' night "35 to 40 bf f.he tirst woman dnr1·r tu r a n· 1 She° 'I.aid hi' rare.d for York · New in 1racks vrJrs :,t at ttM track. · ' · a1alt' a 1 1 d l lw .\f idwes t. and quit M.iJa _ D i l lman. rall1·d J un {' h ) ;m l } " w lw n )1 1 s eyesi).(hl tw�an to llet trien d5, has ,tr,vr n �m-ce<;:-. r ai l ·· '.\l ow 9 1 , Grandpa Dillman · f11llr 11 upstate Nt!w York t rin· k �. . I still can give her atlivce , she MJi1DU1ltioat Ohio. MichiK an and .,Jid. Dlinoi,. The 1t1tble plan� 1n mt'<' En joys Split Cuur Utre� bo nes al Ycmkn s - Ht·•I I The traine r•driv er d iv ides her l>olnmion 1 1 , Retl Argol, 4, hoth vtar hetwe ('n her family in Victor . 1 st, 7 . " � nd al the stable in Repu l). J)l.cet'I, and Miss Hosr '1 trotter. I i i•, where she and Weller do 1111 Sets. (oupt. Records the chore s or raisin � an d train, >•A lot of pcoplt' won' t ht-I on ing racer!! . ' "When you work th at dose lo horseK, you get lo know id1os)· ncrasies: · she said. I !heir "'Hnt'ses c1,re smart . , .smarter t han :i lot of 1)eopl e." Her i.:on t racl w'i th Weller is an i nform al one - •· we divide what· she t•ver we win in pur&es," behi. ne,..er She aid. , . 3 Oct. W hal is it like, co mpeting in a The Octobf:>r nwP l m 1,t · 1f 1 !w o r. • 1 flml Board of l lw l l 11 1 ! ,•d �h-1 1 11 race where yo u 're the 9n.ly worn• dlJt ch urc h will bi• hrl<l a l tli1• I :i ll driver'! Said June Diilman, "�he men church , Monday lit 7::1/J p, n1 . w 1 1 h p. m are awfully sweet off the track. 111 comml11&i�ni. nwl'ting ;ii 7 s- Hu t o n the trark, well. we all 110 pre he Lu urg1�d 11.re All members uu\ ihcrc to race horse s." ent. Anwr�9 No Drew Wcb8Lcr Pu5i 1can Legio n will mt•rt J\lnnda y �1 8 p. m . World W �r I mi,:ht will be ob:,erve d. I �- lt.el.gs & Mason I Connn • g Events / The October mel'llng of 1hr Mlddleport Garde n t:luh will he hei.d th l1 comin g Mondu y l'venin � u.t the bOme o t Mrs. M . I.. f'rcnl'h with Mr.11. John Kinrairl and M rs. Walter Hal-' e-" a� 1H1sist ing hn�t• e11e1. The cluh will have II silent •uctlon during the evenin g. Oct. 3 The Pomero)' Garde n cluh will meet •t the h.ome of Miss Lydia Ebertblllch Mom.la)'. M 2 11. m. with Mra. John Lietw 1IPr a� 1·,1-hos lPss. Ocl, 4 Pomeroy Chapte r 1 86 m:s will meet ii\ regular �c11siun '\'11esilt1y 111 7:45 p. m .. at th1• Masonic T•tnph1. Pa.Il l Mutron� amt putro n& will be hunnred. All rm· mbcn 11.rc uraed to attend. Oct. 4 Next Tue11doy cvenin� t h e C h urch School Officers and Teach· er1 of the Mid1llt> J'IOTI Fir�, Bapli� t" Church will mt>c t at the home 11f Mr. and Mn. Paul Smarl. October 5 A Drhe-ln t:onft1 rence will he held Wednesday 11l 4 p, m. at the "' Wa1hlngt.on Schoo l , 4-zulllpoUe, for te■chert In this ar1•11. There will be a dinner and d !scunion lol· letwin&:. The Pomero y Shaltm1peare cluh wlll m eet Wedne111h1.y al 2 p. m at the home of Miu Elhl• I t:urln· ml. Mineovll le. Roll call will he · wu m en or the Billi e." Oct. 5 The L111dies Al<l of llw SI, Paul' � Lutheru chur ch will mcl'l W ed m•s d�, at '1:30 p. m. in 1 ht• ch11r d1 IOCIII room, Ttu, Pomero1, Ban1l llonsh•rs As IPClatlon will mel't in r1•.14u lur st•� alon, Tuelday at 1 : :10 p. m . 111 \ Ill ' Senior Jligh Sch1 wl ;1 rnl it11ri u111. Parent, or all b1111t l mi!mh1)r� ;1r,· uraed to aUend. Ohio's Pension Costs Reachtd $6,799,393 Total Antiquity Social News Reportedwho \fl.I. T h e 23rd annual Le t ter Writing WeC'k will be C<'lebrale<I in Pome­ rn) dur111g the week of October 2 to 8. it was announced tod ay b.1 Pw;tm.a.ster Pat Lochary. !I 1s nok>d lhat there has been letter a ·rviq1l o f personal wriling during the last few years '" A lt>tter remains the m ost eco• n(lmical, lungeat lasting, and .sin· rerest mean& or extending greet• ings, communicating socia l news and exchan·:ing ideas," the Post• mas t er said. has Mn. Vida, Teaford beeD a ,P&tlent at Meigs Gc!ne1'al 1--i.a.pital h■a been returned to the home of her son Mor'ris. Here , Lo visit her at the hospital, over the weekend were her d.aughteu Mrs. Geo rge Gnfton and Mn. Lucille White and son Jack of Ravenna . A.JC Don Di d dle and wife left for Randalph AF»-. San Antonio-, Texu, foll owing a 30 day leave here with his p.a,renli, Mr. and Mra. Ova l Di dd le. Other recel'lt guesU of the Diddles were their daughter. Libby, who is e mploy­ ed at Athens and Jimmy or Bild Knobs. Several from here attended the shower given at the Letart Falls Comm u nity Hall for Mr. and Mra. Virgil Hill, newlyweds. During Letter Writinll week, ii indivi d u als is suggested U1at C. F. Shain and son Ralph spent write al least two letters; one to a frien d or relaive from whom the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. he has not heard in a long lime. John Watson, East Liverpool . Mrs. M11xine H arvey returned an d the second as a reply to a rrien d or rela t ive wh o recently ho me to Chicago after a two wro te to you. He al10 urge d r:or­ weeks vbit here wit h Mn. Grace respondence to peopl e in other Stobart. Her huaband motored countries as a means of prom ot­ here and accompan ied her home. Mrs. Mabel Shain, daug h ter ing greater undentanding among Mlsa Patty and granddaugh ter, the peo ple of different nali o ns. The slogan of this year's event Mollie Reinsehel1 sJ)l!nt a week a1 indicated on more than 200,· end with relativea in Columbu•. Recent guests of Mrs. Frank 000 banners, is "Letters are Links Buck were Mr. and Mrs. John to Friendsh ip.'' Foster Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Jr., and son Robert, Mr. an d Mn . .Paul Stewart and {am• • ily, Columbus. The WSCS or the M. E. Church or Apple Grove will 11ponsor a rummage ■ale Oct. 7·8 al Pome• roy. in the building formerly oc­ cupied b)' Clelands Appliance. Mc• Mt. and Mrs. Lowel l , Nickle are caring for thei1' grand daughter Dian Smith while her Dwindling street and road £unds mother Mra. Oscar Smlfb is re­ in O hio cou,Uiet and municip111ilies covering from a n appendectomy got a boost last 1,1,•eek with the d ia- at Meigs General Hoapltal. 1 ribution ol more lhan 10 million dollars in motor vehicle license money. Checks were written Wed• nesday hy the omce of State Au d • itor James A. llhodes and tuTned over to t he Bureau of Motor Vt• hid!!s for malling to eounty aud­ i t ors who will di1-1lribute the money wit hin the c ounty . . Municipal .Funds Got Lift From New DiStribUtJOil thi11 Totaling $10,019.4115.31) , money Is the final distribution or 19!>9 l iccnse money 1o counties ind mun iclpalltie11. Distributions still to be made this year, according to Rhod es. an� lhe second partial payment of 1960 aut o taa money to counties and municipalities some time in October; llllso the final payment of ) 959 road mileage money 'and the sec ond payment of 1960 road mik• age money lo counties and t own, ships. Fo llowing is the amount o f the checks sent to the Meigfl county aud itor for dislrlbu1i on among the {'oun t y and munlclpalilics which In arc districts of re�istratlon. ad d ition to the amount s hown, e11ch count)', rcg11rdless o f ei1.e, will receive $8,6 19.80 out o[ the 5 ' : equalization fund. Meigs Coun• ty receive d $29,292 .84, Ohio's ohl 11ge pension program inv o lved payments totalin g $6,700 396 d uring September. it was an• nounc cd Saturday by Stale Au­ di t or James A. Rhod es follow ing an a ud it of the Divisio n of Aid for thC' Ai;:ed. •rti is represents an increase of $054, l fl5 or 1 0 6 per l·enl (Iver $6, t he Sept. 1 9!19 paymen ts 1 415.233 but a decline o f $2 1 7 .299 or 3 per cent, from 1he $7.0 1 6697 paid o ut during the prc\' itlus mcrnth. T he au d il also re\'Caled thnt there a rt> curren tly 86,192 pens­ inn reclpien l8, which reprennts an increase of 97'1 over Sept. 1959 - Avernr::e monthl y payment per rtcipiP nl du ring September was $05.72 as compared with $115,6 1 for AUl,\U!lt and $58.411, for s,•ptC'rn lll'r 19511. F'or till' first quartl'r of the rurrl'n1 fisl·al yeor. pension pay. ·T•b e Alma....,, 11wnts amounlecl to S20,628,792. ThiH wai. ;111 incroa!Je 0£ $2, 462 , 511:l or 1:i . !I pt> r <·ent over the S I B, 1 4!11, \ 99 paid <flit during \hi' rnriTsponcl in!J qunrter of lust yt•ar. A hrrak,lown of 1h!a moJ1t h'11 ., Unit.ti" Pre•• lnternatlontl ri�urei. s9{1ws 11 i d paymfnls of Today is Mon d o)', October 3, $5.1175,272 ; huullh rare $962, 265; the 277th d ay of l'fle year wit h 89 paynu•nls 1 11· pensioners in p11blk more In 1080. This is "child hurlal health d ar." $122 ,379: msl 1l uliPllS, cluims $36,51 7 1111d . fln11I nid, The moon Is apptoach lng 111 $WU4, full phase. l•'or ,thfl first quarler of the rls­ Th(! morning st,r ls Mare. (·11\ yA.iir, 1 hcsC' paymen t s indud The t>ven lng stan are Mercury, 1•11 · d i 1·1•1·1 uid, $ 1 6,938Jm-4: health Venus, Jupiter ancl Saturn. 1·1m•. $:l.209.oi!i8; public ln.sHtu• On th is day in hl111or)': tinns, $3tlfl.7 11:1 : burial claims, "In 1863, President Ab raham last $ l0tl,11:l5 and fi naL_a id, $7138. the Lincol n proclaimed Thursday In November as Thanks• giving Day , In 1876, Jahn! Hopkins Univer­ sity in Baltimore opened. In 1900, American uoveHst i\ 1 1 ,•ndanre at t he lll lan d Cha· Thomas Wolfe was born. Pt'\ S11nduy 11rhool .was 46, coUec· In )917, ConareH doubled the I im, :S.'>.117. income tax rates of 1916. Edith Davia spent the- week In 19315, ttaly Invaded Ethiopia. end with her sislar, Mr. and In 19�, the Soviet Union de­ Mrfl. J;imea Ha1.elton of Pomcr()¼' , .-.anded the United Stales recall Jo:thcl Jo:hlen and daughter call• lb amhaSRador to Moacow, Ceorae £>d o n Mrs. Shirley Fe\llnger Kennan. rt•C'e11tly. Edith D1tvill spent Monday with A thought for toda)' : American Mr. 1md Mrs. Tom Wells of Har, author Thom■s Wolfe aald ''MOllt rli.onvllle. of the lime we th in� we're airk, PH: Hoy E. 1-Jendrickll )aft It's all In the mind." w,·cl neRday fur Camp Pendlet on, ral if., after Rpending 20 day1 Reg. here with ,his parenb. M r . and Mrs. Ho)' Hendricks and Junior Robe r ti. Mr11, Jerry Col m er cal l ed on ·• r· Ethel Eblin and Jeanelle recent l y Mrs. Nora Bobo whn has been Assorted SIZ•• and Colors Tra ined m i n d , are m ore .,, ill i!I ublc> In be o u t ai:aln. And l81, powerful than mlasi DOW America ii encqed in • !'IND PLAN&: WHIIL pt tdllCltion race, PIOMBINO, Italy 4,PI - An Wt mutt not lote. Yet today llallon hoat Sun d ay picked up lhe uni· �of our (!(lllept and whet•! of a plane believed to be ....� &N already erowded. from 1hl' Egyp11an Air l,h1C's Vill• Save Your Sales Slips ­ And ln juat wn yeara, appli t'ou nt plant' m la111ing 1l11ce l ast ble. MIDDLEPORT todou pected -,k,M anex Th ursd11y with 23 pou onll aboard. thi• You can help prevent tollep criaia. But you muat W.R nowl �v• puroullly to , the eol· 111" or iour choice, H-1p lt , '. tfi!1 upand It■ fac\litlea ■nd W e mlx concrete to your ute .alariee to It. � ltit, s �1i1catlons , deliver it hlU ll'r to your Job, ready SrN p, co,dribw.tion nowl tu i,our . Lowest prtcea. No job loo l1r1e or loo 1 r"111ol - delh'erlea r.'"1 , ""' ..... Wnto fo, ,._ "" call by 10 1. 'm. .,. COL• � 'llll! ......,, "Offl4 Willf loll 36, llrMti PC)0I." U(iDI !or Salunlay cloll••l'J'• . - StoMoo, Now Yodo 3.. N.Y, or wa; ��: : o ��:: m;�� =r ��� g e r a ontt to three cenl� a mile and. Ulltally include d 100 p0un1i" ol lug. gage. Children under 1J t.ru ele4, at half fare. Overwellb,$ lugga14 wu uaeued ,, 2&, ce_nta per h u.ndredweight. Some of the larger veaiels could accommodate u many as 60 pa111enaen. 'The crew usually consisted of capt�in, steward, pantryman, cook. ch arnbe•maid, two cabin boys and two steersmen. Canals Were Great Boon To Early Farmtrs Early Ohio farmen benefited •ubtt.,m.liaUy when the canal.I opened. Grain prices were M low d u ring the early years of :,tate• hood- thel it, wa1 hardly worthwhUe l.ar,e crops for market. Newark Man Wheat brought only 2!I: cents a bu■hel; corn wa& h alf tha 1 price, ll"n"d oats w,re as low n1 10 cents a bushel. Arter the canal was cortr pJeted the price of wheat ■t towl\t, along the stteams rose to 70 cent& a busbeJ. O th er grain prices went u p proportionately. Canal land was inexpensive. lt sold for ,2 an acre. Pr�eds W8lll. used for .canal. construct1on, Pa�ra in the office of . State /i.udit01 J ames A. Rhodes include maps and. s urveys of the man made waterwaya. Soldiers received free transpor, talion and i1 was not permisiibl,a t o charge 'a tol l to the federal goVernment i:a.grow .; , ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O ., Oct. 3 , 1960 ! . t•· r.r·" ,d ,, ve � Uill JAh ..-, n I ti lra11,ed)' (:U0nlnated •·more than M"e111 ynn ot a very rocll:y mar. i-la,e. " ffire.e months ago, Mrt. , 0 _rian l.Ook their son an d moved l)U\ qi tt\lir Easl Orange apart- L-.::, I 1enAIter the outbunt oI v,o on dead l)'ina: police found Ronald the ffk>r, O'Brian moaning in a nearby bedroom with • bullet wo1,1nd In his cheat and Mrs. 0'· Brian hysterical ■nd wounded Oft the itreet in front of the two. m i •c• h_ ll_ wc•_ d_ l, m�i� r,._ _ "�·-----'-" li_;c,� �•c •c •·c. " _c.1_ "�•c·______ :_ •� - ,. -� 41 Qla�a � ,· � , 'O' � ., .... , ... · � _I, · �... � ,, • .., ' � lf� � . (UPI:) ._ A, 48· weqt Jea,:-o)d, ,...11, I &eaer.ki FridaJ. hiR · u, . •• m •nd 7-y ear:'Old �W es• tran&:edi' Kermm � qi(_ · �t eran,:e, �ud itbe · · � e fiv•roo111-���� a,.nlet, , , and. U!J� lilt JJ• � .,_ .. . . to � , When the Potawatomi lndialll �• •· QIJ� · 1":, , �··: -\ :, i , l;, · •· _. ._ , reser, western their were moved to vation they eovered part of the· journey via the cana l At firal canal boat owners rent,. e d fresh horses an d mules lrom formers along the t ow path. They aooti found it better to ha ul their own relief animals. U5ual l y one •et of steeds would pull a boat six hoitfl and ride for six. €"anal workers toiled hard ind lozi'a. Their wages were $8 for a mOOth wh1c h consisted of 26 work­ lhJI dafS. Their day started at sun­ rl&ii, .and didn't end unti l sunset. Bqal apeed waa t h ree milea per hour during the first year after canal oompletion. After that it I. 9 .. Before Yo� 8,lfY A IEW or IIEI CAif . e, Call M . ' ' flJCtlt -;:-a-;.w4: 411ii .ii; .._,.._ . • I , . NE SllX':tY-O IFORJ NlINJETJE�N .. �· �· .· _,. . . • . ,. ........... Stimtt •uo.. Sale --- . -..,......... SCORES -120bl -·-I n����ce . . ' On The Farm Front Cigarettes Will [ Bt Smoked In Greater Number '1'igol Notices c,.. ..... Dlf!l ( 2 1 I Rea I qn - Estoht/ Tivde ·to Legal Notices · �Miff· 1 9o l Mori� Sl,pplia s,■ -.at ■ un• -------- -·- a ,ere, MOTOl!i . -:oo. ..rx...,, Jl,i ,w;..._, ·aoil: ,._< Ll___ )· W,ontf!d . ____ __ __To Bi.y m�. �, 1, ._,_.:,.. 61' �LI --- 1 4 ) F Rent =-:==�-,------c---c-- 1 d)ia, ...,. _ __ ltj, _ ..._ , Noti� bl 24-a F�, S.le or . � . .. - • l.eaql Pi>....,,,. A�.!!G·•Ml�fi•1:rJ,tii\ A hia . RIVER REPORT -NO m -. ■a . . - ....■.. 1 ----- f' · BECKY'S Middleport -... Se Ra.nc..OM· Special $1.91 L W;;;.,ted <• �• " �. ._ � , . . ,, . .. a. lily- COW BOY SH IRTS Pboae WY-1-3114 FOR SALE --- 1 1 8) EmptO¥ment ---,=--- '•!Jt. t: ,z.95 Page SI. I 1 1 Nolle.es . THOMAS FORK Pers.onols C :,eg -lein. Reody-Mix Co, --- .... HotfSit \ .I - .. . . -. . . ' �. ,' � ... , .... i . ........ ,, 1 • . ... ,.1• ,.,,.. , ·,;,, ·•··•:t. ... · · · . ., • • ., !, ·� �· . ;• :, , .., �: ;.. ;. • ! I ,, , J .- .... · 1 · • 1 �• . � ' ' .' . -t.- · '-:·l ' ' j ' ·/. i. 1 ·• -1, \ . . . �-"� .I\• •- ····--��· --,~• . . t• Gtorgia Has Kennedy Camp Deeply W.orrioo WASH INGTON UPI-11ie moat anxiou s news frbm the South for Sen. John r. Kennedy probably 1\ i� from Georgia. Geo rgia is an anchor state o f j lhe sol id South It never ha1 bulled a Demoer�tlc nominee fol' President. Only Arkanaaa ,hares with Georgia that diatlnction or party loyalty. . . Georgia now aeem• lo be mo_v• ing a�ay lro� the Democratic party . m a national sense. Many Georg1�n■ wou l d tell you that lhe mo\'e Iii the olher way-that the politica l party of their fathen ha, moved away from Georgia. The solid evidence or movement ii last month's straw vote in Georgia on tbe question -,hether the state's pre■idential /electors should be pledged to vdte ia the Electoral College for the Demo. cratic pre■idential 1,,k,t. �• whelming vote for pledge elec· tora waa expected. Vote lndiutt.. There was a straw vote majority ol more than 20,()()J for free electors. Except as ii may detract from the aggregate of the. Elector­ al Co llege vote for the �nnf:dy. Johnson ticket, thil is no c1u1e tor u nrestrained Republican a p­ plaose. The vote is not at all evidence that GGeorgians love the Republicans party more, but only that GeorgiaDJI love the nutlonal Democratic party leu. All g ood citizen, inidit rejoice in the outcome of the straw bal• lot as evidence that the South is moving. if slowly, toward a le&iti• mate two-part y systfm. The straw vote was not binding on the el ec­ t ors, who may or may not decide to cast free rather than pledged votes in the Elccloral College. l! they cast free votea, it would not follow ihat they would go to the Rep u blican Nixon•Lodge tick­ et. More likely. Georgia's electors would vote for some notable Southern conservative, such as lbeir own Sen. Richard B. au... s�I I . o� Sen. Harry F. Byrd qf V1rgm1a. U such maverick gia electoral voles and ot hen similarl y freed in the South pre, \'E'nted either major party ticket from obtainin g an absolute major ity of the electoral vote, the con• test would go to the House or Representatives, Southem Lilr:i119 Southern conservatives would like that. In the House, each state would have a single vote, 26 votes being necessary to elect a Presi- . dent. Under such clrcwnBtan� southern states r.ould-woul� b.and together to prevent, if pos­ sible, any election at all ·until a deal had been made with the prospective new. President and/or with northern Democrat.II. Sueh a deal woul d be to relieve the South of some of the northern li­ beral prt-ssures now. bearing on it. . With or.e vote per state in the House, Mississippi would be equal to New York, Alabama equal to Pennsylv ania, Georgia equal to tllinois. That woti l d be for the South a happy day. II could happen. The state's rights boilers tried to bring that about in 1948, failing by a whisk­ er. More immediae, however ia this question: What do lhe �m­ blings of Georgl.a rebelUon mean for the Kennedy.Johru.on ticket? Not merely in Georgia, but throu,bout the South-? Five s0\lthern states bolted the Democratl� ti•ket In 1928. Four in 1� and 1952. Four •>"•UI ago the,re wete fi"e 1outhc111, hc�l­ tera. It i8 beginning to look like · a trend. Geor­ I wm "'° ,�.t ..,..kl, ... Otber coonUet lntluded IQI. the rt1lon lrtt Boone, Cabell, Cal• ltanaw.._, hou,, Clay, JacUOn, � M i!' P. P•t...,,. ... ••, . w111yne, Witt and Wood , , Le.,,_,. IJlftutl" (.iNnlttM The nec�U� co,nm.lttee of the 1 4-H Leadttl Allotiation and the Achievemer'Jt Nitbt tommlttffll will meet ll '1:45 pm Tueaday, Octobel- 4, at l he Appalachian audltorilJ.'1c:.u,,ty I.....- O.., Approximately 70 penon1 al• tended the County 4-H Rttreatlon D111y o,i. Sunday at the t-H and You.th Cam p near Soutbaide. fte aftair. •� by the Moun• taln Cli mber■ Oub, was planned for 4-H memben, leader■, coun­ ci lor•, and their families. Included in t he event were a potluck dinner, recreation an d ...,,..... ltllfe ,__.., Calf Show Jim Sommer, 11 year o l d mem• ber of tbe Rop To It Club entered hiJ Wf in the 30th annual State 4-H and FFA Live11tock RoundAtip l11l week at JackSon 'a Mill. In all, the 4-H'era showed 147 sleen a.ad 8'1 heiren-a total of 184 calves, which came from 23 Mountain State coUJ1tles-Bar­ bour, Br-.ton, Calhoun, �­ drid1e, Gilmer, Hardy, Harrison, Lewi■, Lir.coln, Maaon, Monogali■, Monroe, Nichola&, Pendleton, Plea uni&, Poeabontu, Randolph, Ri.1dlie, Taylor, Tyler, Upahur, wet,. 1ter and Wetzel. To6iacce Strlppl... DetrmMtrations Four tobacco atrlpping nemon1trations will be held in Mason County thi■ year. The schedule is H follows: .Oct•r 3, 19'1 9,00 A. Jt O. S. Banes f■nn on Kan1wlia Bil Si:deen. 1:30 P . II. UtJey Burria on Cr.ah Creek Road T...,, Dclw,r 4, 1HI &:00 A. M. Monroe Deal fann. in the Alhton community 1:30 P. M. Hannan High School at the Vo Aa Shop U. S. ar-r Will Dtinonstrn The f ■triPPin& demollllration1 Will be (:(lndu.ded by a U. S. to­ bacco grader. He will show the ,rowen bow to aµip their tobacco so that the crop will bring the most money. In •ddition he have in formation on this yean market outlook ■nd a genera l dis, cussion of- this yeaN tobacco crop. All Growfl'• lnwited We would like to see every to­ bacco grower attend the stripJling demonstration clote1t to him. Most of the growers have been stripping tobacco �or yean, but we feel you can teach a1 old dog new tricks. We reel that Ur attending a dem­ onstration, growers wi ll gel :iome information that will be of value to him on his own farm. Come and bring a carloa d of your neig hbon. This will give )'OU a chan(:e to get away from your work and get some information that could make you money. , There'a mOTe to farm ing than labor. You have to use your head MIi__,., rarm wm 1 '"· RADIATOR REPAIRS OONI! TRI! RIGIIT WAY When our specialists repair your radiator, you can be sure that the job's done right . . at the right price. The Only . • Coll)J!lete Sllop' � Tile Bend HACKITT'S $OHIO Phone WY-2· E. Main St. Pomeroy Wed1Mid.0!J,. Oct. 5th JS �l1.PRICE TOY �LQ$f:-OUT Makl•J( Room For New Merumdbe Vtl.LAGE CU,T IATE RACl,NB • s. ,, ':,:."p= :v�� m ==i{tW�f"oc1ft.' / 41 tatlon. lnclu.._ In th• procnm be Ute bUrotluction Df the Itel hea l tlt � a(et1 them@II jec.f .-odYHPI 1od a °""""' .,.p ' Fann News Ma50n Colll)ty 4-H luder■, aa. 115t1 nl leaden and_ adult co�cU mem b.trs ...·11) parl1dp.■te In annual Reg�onal f.11 Cl lJb Lead• , er• · Conference thi• Friday and Saturd ay al Roane CounlJ 4-H I Camp near Ganderft'ille. "More 8,pyund " i1 lhe them� for the M!8Slon. Re11•tnlion be­ g m• ill 4 P M on F rida)' and t� <•onference will end around 3 PM The Saturd • y. Sea,...Roebuc.k fo'oundat 1 on provides money fm mea b and lod,:i�g; and the lead.­ er1 provide, their own tranapor• In Late lnnin�s Of Ser1es • I t, ( 1 7 l Kelp. WQnted CaH Die ·1." Edge Could SwingTo Yankees c,.. h ------ -----�------ I . :. .... �� •• ac � �I 'fOD,\Y i\ND ,rr,:s'r�:RYEAR EDUCATION ? WANT ADS , - RATIO NED •..;;:;;,;;;;,.,;;;..· ..,-,;;;�.;;ii;;;;;;.;;;.-�;;;;••;;:;;;;;;a.;,;;;;;..,__� I ! ' 41 For Rent ------ 44Mtc' ll' •• �• ...,_ .. � d: . : - --------- Cll·WI stay Im with HOl.ZII HOSfttTAL ADIUS6JONS, Sept 30, John • ,Uk ii 4 IIC)f A UJ#� HlAh◄ . 4 a 04 o es • >1 on••N ..,.,, -:;;__, •--•hed 3 TOO� Elatl,a_ RAdekiO, C..,-a,enter; Jot('(lh ■nd �l& &P&l'UllML 8,llth cab­ Let- Buckbee, Colla,cirville. Dl!IQIAlllllll6, s.,,<. Ill, Kary lnlil, diapoal, lntlMn.LOJ', lar&e clotell. Phone WV'Ulfl . Ann Clon,c h, Jo1eph Hwely, Robtr­ 8-JIMle tw Berey. lfra_ .Myrt l e HkU, SherNEW YORK UPI-At the star t Y ankcrt a � 1d l• margin in ra kh 11).ID !Iatan, MN. D- W. Greathouae, or earh World SerieM game there m&, hf.' re t>t l l1n \'u"1 Berra or POlt COllfllll'NN'I' DEPErl'DABLF WIJL'ffl OORCAB HOUSE for rent. Chrla.. Jamu Haser, Mrs. Brad1 Turley wil l l>e hllle lo cho o&e be1ween El � t o n How.ard 15 more Unit►. Beegle, Phone W'YZ. 3302. Billie lean Prolt, Shelbf adt-pt IAITES Jea� the Y1nhH and Pir11te1 de(en • 1 h<1n Smoky Burg,!H or Hal D-21<1tp. Le:U, Mn.. J. E, Worthln,ton, h1• •ivel)·-!)ut the ed ge l·uuld swing Snu t h Bob Olrl1>1. t he Bur� thinl ■pattman& on !a.n.t Fein.le Wora.hha,ton, Mn. lo the Yank.a in the I.ale r nnm&s strini,:er l!I ., bt-l t l'r reC'e, �· er but 'mR�E ROOM Condor stnei, Pomero,y, alao, 4 Larry Stewert, lnfanl Male Stew, when Cuey Stenael Rt arl1 j ug• too l i g h t a hJ tler to pJ a y rf"iU on Second room apartment glmg that line u p. lar)y Street, Pomuo,. Phone WY2.Give it to the Pirates. 1f yo u . You {' an d i f fer on th e 0t nr r po, . AMII ICA N SING H Jll•.t.lllD will, 2?31. N&tfc at second ba&f where Hi l l 1ilion �. a n d the fan s cert ainly MOSCOW (UP() - Metropolitan Ma ero1 1 �i hu more r.ange than w ill. bu t ! he're ;ire no marked dif. . SEVEN ROOM. houe U1 lbrrito.D­ opera hallo Geor1e U)ndop i• Bobby Ri chardso n . feren�•. A t shortslop, Tony Ku• ville, iood cellt, 1114 weU,, two w,lnning Soviet praise H the �t And by all mean�_ give t o the bek ol Nf'w York has a Rtron&er car itrllf, IJr&e y,rd and Am.erlcan 11.nger ever to appear uaed·�o- be Smoky C11y bo)'1 in t hrowing arm but [)1ck Groat is carden. See lllh. Lina Git.on, lo Ru.t1ia. The Tua new, agency left field wher� Bob Skinner d oea sl icker and Pirate sub Dick Sebo­ 9-2&-6tp reported Frida; n!gbt that London Harrilonvll1e, Ohio. a workmanlike Job and Hector field is smooth. fiew to Leningrad from "two Lopel of the Yankees iB .so erratic c1 .. 1 11 Bii)'�r of t he Yanks and great 1ucces,es" in Kiev. that Steugel hol ds hia breath Don Hoak ol 1 he Pirates are both every time a bal l is hit to that excellent third baaemen. I n right MAN to t■lre ·oo,;fr CII atatJon. . are.a. field, H,,h ( 1emenle hu a some Phone WY2-9920. 9-23:-Uc what st ronger throwing arm than Yo u can .also conceae a slight Roger Maris. WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2hut tha1·, cancelled NOtlC I o,; edge AP"' to Pittsburgh at first ba\c i � ,Ce� trr where M ickey INTM IHT NZO. 9-23-Uc Manue ·s c ... .... 11,4'9 when R ocky Nelson is work• nfl i s strong n than Vir • Bill � l•f■t. of EtlwaNI P. lrownhtt ing there, for he's more arti,r, , don s . i ltOL CON with the glove than Moose Skowftu.11.., AND Hn T ·So w h at 's. 1efl"'· M ay he P 1en 1 y. . Notice is hereby given that Dana ron. However, that goes the other p.,.._ �l!l';IIO!', 1,-,- HQIIE MADE ICE CRl'AM, Ju,t 1,y The difference � ould well l'<;> me like )'OU make at h ome. Jacll'• -- B. Browning whose Post Office way when Dick St u art ia playing, . H _., ........,,,. ,.._.. Ill.' II'!! A, ...,._ 'll■ti.n WY2,, Daiey Bar. 9-2Nltc BABY SIT!'ING done at llome du.r- address ta: 2860 Partwood Avenue , because then Skowron i s the bet- ! 11 �he seven th, etghlh an d nmlh in m� gs when Stengel, the m aSter ing the day. Phone WY 2-3502. Columbua 11. Ohio, hu been duly ter fielder. 1166. �ampul.� tor start.s . sendin g in lM'J' DODG E 4 door. Phone WY29·3Q.6tc appointed Administrator of , the a.tt•r At C•tch -� :-,.:-;c �,--,c-,-....Cpmch .hu t er� 2nd pmch runner s. 8-27-6tp 21167. YOUNG MALE COLLIE. DOG. I Eatate of F.dward P. Brownine late But you a l so h.ave to give the a n d pmch fielders. . Ow�, ot �yone elae, . may hive _ . .c . __ __ _::c.:-:..:::..::� __ • ) 8USl neSS rvices of Meigs County. Ohio, deceaied. POTATOES Clarence . ProffJtt, (20 For the Y ankee hench 11eem1 to by p1ckin1 him up a� John Hardy {l'ertland, Ohio h 11 ) 5th day or Septem9-21•1 2tc �· he much d eC'per in d efensive tal· �: ... NAC PUII borne on llarrl■onvdle Road. aL.. 1 .. be 1 cnt. In ad d it ion, lhe starting play-d 10 3 3tp UIID PIANO F . H. O'BRIEN ers are more vf'"rsali.le and sever• ..._ Ir-•· Three nice used re-conditioned up, ·•�-, •-- -Judge or the P robate Court al can play two or three posi• l l•ll-lf � . I right· plan01. PrlCed righ t to Meigs County, Ohio htt,..•••••l1TNNI•......., t ions · sell. Othera lo choose from $20.00 9) 9· = ( 1 01 = 1• • ·_:3::: 211::.; .:. Free To Junie a, _.: ' up. Pree delivery, Call Rutland Alli 80NDm ONJIIG; ··•R•GEB, , _____(cc_J_::.. :.::.:. aUon Nfflct Jack'• llefrleer:a, I . Gauges: Montgomt>ry 1 6. 1 up­ Thus s1en11:el is left free to do Furnllure, SHZ-4811 or after :Ii p, lion. ISew 11a,... l'bDD• Tilt. per, 9.1 lower, l ½ ft . : open a great d eal of juggling without , : m. call SH2-4034. U-29-6tc · , Gallipolis 17. 6 upper, 1l.3 lower. much fear of weakening him!elr Ml-ti -. -· -NOTICE OF FILING AND running 2 ft; Lock 23, 1 5.4 upper, on d efense. He h.r.11 Gil McDou• Mlt,.;rl ,,. •• • SAhE: Fresh Cow Guernsey FOR . , HURING ON I N.V INTOR.Y 9, 1 lower, running 4 ft . ; all dams g11ld. wh o can play seoond, Rhort, and second calf. William Bl ake, are up and dosed off down to or third superbly: H oward, who No.• 1 -..u Dorcas. l0•I-6tp ow.. Proba,. Court, Mel91 County, Ohio Lock 20; Lock 20 to Lock 23 run­ can l'jlC h , p Iay first, or t he outTO the Executor or AdmJni•• ning four ft. fiel d ; and Jert fielder Bob Cerv. 0S'1) �:e,, tnalon ,no mow­ trator and to suth of the following Ohio Richardson River Boats, can shift to third: Kudown. Ems­ er■,.. :e,o mow,r ■, de1 ihar• as are reeldents of the state of worth, Reba Jane 2:30 am 1-0. bek can play anywhere in the · � .... ·- -1.. •od Ohio: 1urviving spoUiC, if any; Lock 7 Onward, 5:50 am 0-7 , Lock o u tfield; Boyer can play short. . nex:t or kin; beneficiaries under 10 SuRan 1 1 : 40 pm 3-0, (;ona 5:05 Pirale m anager Danny Murouv•LY, TIACTOR the wUI, ir any; the attorne)' or at• am 22-0, Lock 12 Pennsylvania taugh doe�n'I have t his latitude. • SilM- ad s..ice IU.2 !!;, Main St. torneys representing any of the 8 : 25 am 1 1 4, Lock 13 Marlin He has Schofield for second or f'l'IQl.-0,; Plloal WV: 2-29'1ti. afbrementioned persons: 1 1 :30 pm 1-1. f.,ock 19 Tradewind short but m ight have to sub 1967 GOO, 2 ,Ir. hardtop, T-�·tl• You are hereby notified that on 4 am 1 5-3, OVEC 5 :50 am 20-0, calcher Smith al third. There is w. w .._ 'lbudel'tili'd, floor shift the 24th day of September, 1960, Lock 23 Beaver 9:S!i" pm l·O, A. V. Gene Baker for the infield and trana,.' lll.lD1· other utru. J 22 PU r(P l\lFLE 8Q.OO 12: ga. sin, an Inventory and Appraiaement of Cri�s. Jr., TO:IO pm 4-0, City 'of Gino Gim ol i for the outfield. gle · 1 5.00. Both guns Uke new Phone Cheater YUD-3298. 8- 9:30 A.II. the state of Harlan D. Ri te, de­ H untington 7 am 1 9-0. That's pretty good protection in sm.a.lL· garden tracCondition. 2 8-27-atp Ml..._ WY-� ceased, late ot Salem Townl!lhip in the ordinary course of matters. tors. 8 two panel doors, l reel Up at Lock 23, Peggy Downey . , ITOlla IIAUTI taid County was filed In this 8 pm 7 -0, Tri-Slale 1 1 :45 pm 3-0. But Murtau,i::h dol'sn't have the type power mower $8.C>O. Coal At ablfw Cooft. A. V- Criss Jr., 12:20 am 0-2, C. V. substitute free d om that Sier.gel laundry stove $4:.00. Olen Young, I fOr y.... 14141 Hearing on said lllventory and Harner 2 : 25 am 0·2, Ch u ckie D has. Reedsville, Ohio, Success Road. HAMILL lllVICi ITA,._ Tl-l'R , r,n.at:,.,,., RUNcb'urc• Appraisement will be bad before 9:10 am 4-0, Helen Z 10 am 0-6. · · One other fact or, of debatable u. will Phone CoolviU" 3712. •""'T. � aell aJlp,l,e bu�er Oct. 4. 80c • this Court on the 13th day Down at Winfiel d , Mr. Criss, v .a lue, shou l d be mentioned-the 10 3 St� o r All11ny ­ quart. Qrden may be placed sha d ows in Y .a nkee Sta d ium. October 1000. a t 10 o'clock a . m . 4:35 nm 0·8. Jlvery llo,J S-11£ by calUU. �la OI' Dulte FOR SALE U cu.blc feet upright From time to time in Series play Exceptions thereto m&y be filed dMp trees $150. Good u. new. t::leanef� WY2-2S02 where Jll'I outtielders have had trouble with by any Interested party at any time Se� Ott Arnott, Racine, Ohio. and lidl i l'D11' •� left, 8-21,$:c these sha d ows. sometimes with AUCTIONIIR prior lo five day11 before the date RIAIONAILI IATlt !l-30-3tp. disastrous results on fly balls. set for hearing. OAS, FUEL 0� Hd ON1 .,. 5.t.TISPACTION GUARAIITIID But , on t h(> other hand, Lopez WITNESS my signature and COLLEGE FOOTBALL mcea. 0aU for fNt -1:lm,,. Call or writ. I, 0. McCoy has trouble with fly balls most the �eat of i.aid Court, this pro­ DA Tlill, LATjil T. H. VIS By United Prtu lnternation•I Ponm111 •.A,bl,olt llldillepllll. CIMIMr, Ohio of the time. 24th day of September 1960. ppty. �II� two story. locoted Mistourl 21 Penn St. I ._UMlo 8 22 llll'P JOHN C. BACON •l. North Tblrd and Coal Boston U. 20 Holy CroH 14 Acting Judge and Ex-Officio Cl erk Yale 9 • �..;.,f - B1rffto. Middleport, - be Brown O -. FOR SALB--One -�'\ sow, tl!n ::-:L-:D::O::Z::E::Rc-::FcO ,::R--H::Icc R:: E. P =-'ond;, lten any evening. B)' Henrietta O'B rien, Maine 27 Vermont O 9-1'1-30tc B::UL I b asement1 and landscaping, Ph. pJio. To&elher.�• ••w,,.i., �ohn Deputy Clerk Lafa-,.tt1 20 Muhl.nber9 14 Chester, YU 5-325:1. Houdas.U, �lilt- , !'Olt• IIALll 100 lb. PM)Qr , , AlliU'. 10 3 30tp :,.• . 0�) 20:· (10) 3, 2tc A,!!f!!,:s.t 14 Dtla...,_ 1 2 WV ��,: i .wa\t, "' D-SQ.3tp.� .., • D�uth 15 Pennstlvania 0 •I' • • • • Cor,MII 15 Bucknell 7 J . On s,.l w..t,yan 1 6 Bowdoin 14 t� I� at I . •-a.r �: · · ne in ex, COlll'Ulft IWSIJIIANC, -!'BC) 1 :00 P. I( at homit �Ir. of Singer Sewing Machi NOTICI o, APl'OIIITMINT - All-..hany 1. BtthHY (W. Va.) 6 ®!lent condition. Po�ble or teetlon� Lill, Auto, Ff:re, P.e1IA the." Cheater Me,QIO:dti,t ChllfCb, in 18,440 Lffllgh 39 Coloe•• 22 c.abln,t �7.00. Term1 Lt' detlr• Call lltD 111111; lliddlopan, Cbetter, I will a,ll it auction the �•.. of Attn SINln. O.C..Md Ma¥husttt1 27 Harv.rd 12 ed. Pb.one WY2-220f1 9-21Hltc OlJIII. :" foUowing: Notlee 1a hereby 1iven that Edith Rutil■r• 1 9 Connecticut 6 -· Beaut:, Gt• Servel ReShain, whose Post omce address Walh, & LH 23 Dlckinton 6 fri&eralor, J.eai , llblfl, two Wii.t. U,CRIFICE-Sing:er zig r.a, BAIINJi6.SlljPSON By BEflNARO BRENNER llAlfelll ts 282 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Princaton 49 Columbia O dinln1 ro� ._)�et. r,lelal · utUlfJ' lewlna:" machine. llake1 button Agellll, lllddleport. Jtll,; Allto­ Ohio, baa been duly appointed Ex• Marahall 14 Tolldo 0 WASHINGTON UPI�The Agri­ cabinet, •tfD .J*.l, 21 fnch.C,a1lef I bole■, Hwa on buttons. overculture Department has estimat­ moblle. pond1. PllQDt,, MZ­ ecutrix of the ,Estate of Aten Sh ain, Carneal• Tech 14 W'ayne•bu,.. 6 TV, 1 '1 Admit.It TV, SlnJ;er :atl03. c11t1, blDd hems and dozen■ ed that cigarette smoking will 114'1-tl late of Meigs County, Ohio, de­ O...k• 20 M,,ryland 7 ceased. Sewing . .Je, •� B,lectric North Carolina St, 26 Virginia 7 of fancy. embroidery stitches. r�ach II new record this year and Dated thla 16th day or Septem. Clemaon 13 Vlr1lnla Te-c:h 7 Waffle �. . �ble eleetric cigar smokin� will climb to the WUl aell to responsible wty ber, 1960. wuher� ,nbeQI. h,q, Qu■d. Fk:irida 1 8 -G.orgl,1 THh 1 7 for 11 paymept1 of '9.SG ·per highest leve l since . 1923. Heating S�v,, )I•, �. Library F. H;. O'BRIEN FOB !lALB: .l'IYE ROOJill BOUS£ Georol1 31 SDUth Carolln• 6 Tola] c on s u mer spend in.e: on month. Phone WY2-22o.&. Judge of the Probate Court Table, Fl� · U,1 Table �Pl , wltb bath, DICf loutlon. lleblD WIIJ!■m & Mary 19 ho. Wnh. 9 lohacco products in 1960 will hit 9-28-6tc Meigs County, Ohio 12 by 13 Wtol· Jl\11, • by 12 Wool =c-==:---,--,----,-,-Hood, Ill IA>,utl Sl, VM'I 21 Richmond 6 $7.525,000,000, nearly 8500 mil­ · I (9) 19, 26; (10) '· 31c Thf,'Cltadtl 21 David.on 15 P�CHES, brhlg container&. Rug. ' (9) 1 · 30lp lion more t han last year. Webtter l'rult Farm. Lone BotThe folloWiq. AnUque1: China Vll'9lnl1 St. 21 Blu.tleld St. 14 The i ncrease in consumer Cupboard, C!iel'ey Clim, lroa tom, Ohio. Phone Yllkcm N2111 spen d ing will be due· only partly Tannallff O Miuls■lppl St. O Bed, Hall\ '"' Wuh Stonih, &le.tic lo heavier s3Jes of cigarettes and W..t.m Ky, 2G Mldtlle Tenn. l 3 ' DlfflOl', Tel.. Choirs, .11¥hle Top cigar�. Many state cigarette taxes Kentu cky St. 14 Kno1CY lllt 0 LIGAL NOTICI ELECTROLUX Vac; Cleaner. phone, � Stlnd■• have bePn raised d u ring the last Murray St. 21 hllerJI l(y. 1 P STATIMINT RIQUIRID BY THE -.:..· Popular, model No. 30 Jn Atl · A110 dyb'8, '�t ute..U., year, and total state lax collec­ FOR SALE 08 Tm\DE 19S! Ford ACT OF AUGUff 24, 1912 AS TennesSH Tech 27 Morehad 7 all con4IUon. Complete wltll · bed clOlhe, ' Ind· ,nany oUier item tions are u p substantially. A• urn 10 Kenh AMINDl!O VS Tlldor, $190 or trade for , xky 7 IY THI ACTS OF attacllment.s and throw a.war too n:um'.ero,a mentton. Federal and sla t e tobacco tue5 layto r J Louls i■n■ MAR«;H 3, 193', A:ND old tractor. l1'hone WY2-M-ie, St. JUL y 2, 3 p•per baJ&. Pay G(f balance · of combine T"""" C'!lh, . ,· d for 1960 may be close Norfo lk St. 20 Weit Va. St 8 Fri. eve., Sat. o-t �UQ. 9-30-3tp 1f46 {Tltl• 39, Unit.cl Stata �od• $11.00 or term, can be lllTRDll• Not � for -"'1..... to billion, about three times $3 Al. � 21 Sectloa ffll Slt()WING Tff� OWN• V'■nda rbilt O ed. Phone WY2-220o. 8-2&81< Re!roshm@lo 'frill be oervod by. as much as tohacco growers will IRSHIP, MANAGIMINT AND Mlul..lppl 31 M•rnphi• St, 20 the Cbeoter· D. . (Jf. A. Lodge. get for their 1960 crop. CIRCUI.ATIO"- OF TH• DAI/-Y Flerlda A&M 66 Benedict 0 Owaet:• ElJqbtth · Wic�•m The Agric u llure Department Fl . SINTIIIIL publlOUIIIY tt ... ltla St. 14 w,.i.;e , Fo,.•t 6 . A*troneer: L o. 11,coy predirt�d that 1960 consumption ......,..,., ()tllo, ,., S.,e.mb..- 30, M(�l91n, St. 24 Mlchli,an 17 � 10-l-8tp _ b)' Americans. including service­ IIHflctils U WNt Vll'.giftla 0 69 AC!IIS,-On good roacl oH 1All, IS clAU men oveneas, would total about 1. The na me and address of Ohio U. 25 kHt St. I Route 680 neu Paaetown, 0: Plll�lll! ' IM. I. AUCTION $1 MorcurJ 60c H, P, 489 billi on eigarette11. Owen, 'tbe P,Ubllaher la Richar S. C .. T«h d) 20 Joh1,1 Carroll room houae, baaement. barn, Frldly, Pclober T, 1t 10 A. M. s, Mercury 10 N, P. This is 5 per cent above the Clli\0 St. 20 1ou,...,. c,1 0 other buUl:UnP, nice ,uden, Middleport, Ohio. 11 Lewt. ril!,. o., on Rt. 3111, 12 II H. ,. ,__, OuHlt .,_... 1 958 total a nd Z4 per cent higher 'the editor i■ Chester Tanne­ Wili\tern 1....-ve 50 W&J 12 mile■ tro� "Womtro)'. "!l'ROl'OLITAf! IPW• trees. Terms '3IIOO.OO. thari 1951'. The department pre­ hill, lllddteoort, Ohio. . rel� 51 Notre Dam. 19 120 ACR� culUYOtecl � Sold taQh Qd le,vinll COUAlJ • IMf Maln ..,_., ,..._., dlt-ted still greater increases In 2. The owner la: Oblo Valley lewa 41 Norffi...tern O IO mut -.Q: Good Super C, Far. "'- · WYN111 1�, Plltuft, load ?'-room cigarette sales d uring the next Pu�llahlng Co., Pomeroy, Ohio; s,rec..,.. 14 K�•.7 hou., ctllll, CU'ale, laq:8 barn m-l tnc:to!,'' with · �14" boltom &.20-tlc five years. otJ!er bW!dl.... CUil price ·Ewina T. Bolea, Columbua, Ohio· MlnMHta ,u, fhdlena 0 plowo, md' dloc, •iqod rorma1 Total production of cigarettes Edgar Noland, Colu�blll, Ohio; �It /Ohio) 6 v CU.b traetof. wltb mower, eultl a• in the United States this ye.ar h.lchard Owen, Middleport, Ohio. q.,11o�. 2i· Ai.nn t NI!, ACl!.,._.11 mile oH Route ton and +lt. tandem dt1e, 1'8w was estimated at a recc,rd 51 2 3, The knoWll. bondholders, "�!11 - 2l. llold-W1lltc0 28 '1, 30' acre, tt■etor land; 'f•room IIDUer, •�• · wagOn On rutitier \11: . bill ion including the 489 billion mortgagees, and other security house, barn, granary, 1hed, oth­ �• U·-_.,• 6 lttel tnUer, IntemaUonal m'ln· . 110 FOOT TRAILER. 3 lull oiled for American sm okers and 23 �•l'ffllf IIIU batb, Yjith auto­ er bilildiN1, Arn•· Oltal mei'I bold.en owflin&. ll(, holding 1 per f•pa I .. ,pread,r, 1Sew •lllel!' irqsp1',llf-. bil l i on for exports. cent or more or total amount of mt&lc wuhel\. Maple street, tra,cto11 and· etUIPm!ftf. Every­ Ol!h,< � .. �ipllll 7 •• platform ICOffll, 10" laddei'I, 1960 sales of cigars and cigar, bond1 m.orJ«. 11ges or ot h er secur­ Wolhl-. U, 10 � • thing goe1: llllh prke '8000.-00. bedroom IUlte, uvtnir remn aulte; , Mfddleport. Phou .· WVM480. illos may be near $7,1 60,000.000, lles are: Ohio National Bank of D.ayton J41vm...,V 8-28-6tc ALBIRT M. COX, S.ltttNn a,o dlnina room tulte, kitchen table 2 ½ per cent more than last year Coluqibu.s, Co�wnl,us, O h io. Central St. 11 Whuton 6 BOJi � PHQlilj WY� - dwn, beds. --f•L Tap, . the department said. Consumer ,6, Paraariphs 2 and 3 include . WY2'31130 encl �idelbarg 7 Oti.ri.ln , ■nd cofreti nD1e, CU JU for these product• may spending If\ cases where tbe 111lockh1>lder or Old1h01N D<!1. 15 Pitt.burgh 14 tableo, b12 wodt .,.._ hil a record of about $650 mil­ ..;_ :._ ____:_ . secUl'it)' holder appears upon the TulN 21 Hardin-Simmons 7 tllrow rqa. clla1n, rockers, deat, WANTED. TO BUY-Coal 8 or . I lion, 4 per cent 11bove 1959. books of the coqi,R_any as trustee Clnclnna11 21 North Texas St. 0 ...,, l , oouellet, picture,, d/11>'\ll 'i: '"°' Inch filrnaCti plpu. Will bu)'. 1 --.�--:' l!.'fuaa•w or In an)' other fid\Jciary relation, TUN A&M 14 Trinity (Tax,) 0 plaJu pilDO, roit., "11\1"& ma­ The Departmenl's Agriculture lu..,... I I, neeeuary, Pi\91!'1 1k - the name of the person or corpor­ ArtfanH, 7 THu Chrlttlan O chine, Nt atainlill· ltief MOi­ Research Service is experiment · 10-.1-3tc Nqnc• · filG�L ation for whom such trustee is •are, hotplate, -· .,-,g,r, ing with a new method of grow­ Bid.a wJO, be recelvad. by tbe acting; alto the statement In the Tu.., 17 Ten1 Tech 0 R.ice 10 Tulane 7 rad.lo, wuher, plllOW1, dr■J>H, ing fruit in gianl hedges. undelllliped at the QfUce■ ot parq:repbs s how the affiant's full i or J1utcom abd bundNu , of. items The· new method is based on Web■ter' •llnd Fulh, Pomel01 N• kn· owledk'e ind belief •• to the A,1.-,a St. 24 WHh, St. 21 not lilted, FOR RENT modern two be �m 1\oq■J . B�nt Bu.lldlng, Pomero)', circumstaftce11 and conditions un- Arlzona 21 Wycming 1 9 trimming rows o! fruit trees in · Lundi by WSC$ lumlshed OI' UQI\U',, 'Olilo, until • 10IB01 A. M. on Friday, dM' which stockholdet's arid secur• Air Force 32 Stanford 9 llou■e.l the same w11y �ardeners trim IIAROJ:l)'. Gl!04, Olf•�; n1abed. automatic heat, diQOIJ- ' Getobel! 14, IND, for the pur, it)' holdeN who do not appear up. Monf1ne 18 Idaho 14 t heir he d gc-s, turning each row of Buol d God.,,.,... ,4at!: a}, alll» !Mldsaped )'■rd. PIIQne ch1ile of the Bertha A. Arnott on llilill booll■ of the compan)' as Color.. 'J1 .Kan,_ St. 7 orchard trees into a square­ 10-1-Slc � Mr■• la� Web,r, rnt, e1t1te, lituat,d · hi. Let.rt 1ru1teea, hold, 1toot and securi- AnT1¥ 2t C1llfoml1 1 O cornerl'd hedge. 1 Middleport:. , , 9-3&-ek: Tawn■hlp, M11ip OluQW, Olw,, Der,ar1menl experts believe lhe tie• In I eapacity other than that Utah St. 31 D,nwr a Navy U W•hlngton 14 1 hed!".e metho d wil l increase the above Nal esllf,e' con1l1t. or I bona fid" e owner. n.e 'ftw efficiency of orchard maintenance , 'roo� rnIP� ll E two-• Be ,al o, appro»lm111tel)' seventy.four 1'- Tim! aveNa:e number of cop- Wkhlt■ 14 Monta11a St. 3 n . N. en . 20 Utth 1 7 and frui1 h ar\'csting. They report 1 ,tr acret. on wblcb there la situated ies of euh lnue or thta public&• Pbon, �21.2 c . 0� St, ff Mousten t hey. 20 hRYe adaplt> d a new fruit­ ..:. . ..,,,....�..,..- a five-room frame dwelling, tlon sold or · distribu�d. through . . COlorido St: · I Brlfham tne hedging machine for use in You.is, 7 paid Brffll.lul, Sl Nortlt, the malls or otherwise, to l'OJJ �'IJ,nt office roQIIII pruning apple and peach or• OTHER. OHIO COLLEGE ' 1 over �! Shoe Ston oa · •vbatrlbers during t h e 12 months ���Jtof, �f," U.S. Gourl, lt,. Jlll' Pofll81'4JJ, �ncf . · :t::■tl� llf Beri:b., -li.. Arnot� precedlna:. the, date shown above By Unlt•d Pron lnt•rnational chards. hwllnt Graen 21 Miami 12 S; 10, 1:t 13l was 4429. .Gt>ot, �\1'fte l'e a: 21' ft:. nbm' (t), ao; . (lo) , s, r Ob.rlln 34 t-llram O COMMUNIST REBELS SLAIN 11.ICHAllD $. OWEN wltb �I JJ! :'I: 12 ;1. l'OQID SAIGON. Viet Nam (UPI ) Sworn to and subscribed before Baldwin WallKe 21 G��•, �c1frr· t•�• (rout room. One 10i rebelR were WMtat'l'I Mlchlo,,n 21 (He) Nine Communist B1ELiFEtb; German)' UPI - m e thit 30th day of September, u..-?J. ,.1J!. with new f oor Woost-, U· Kenyon O killed in three separate engagt.1A major portion of West Ger- 1960. eoffl'lnp, Phou• WT 2-i08I. lt't,sk!ngum 36 Wlttenbutl O ments with South Vietnamese civ. �MIT Ll!HIW mans' agree that the preaence of a.s-tle ii •uards, it was reported Friday. APAln'IIENTI - .'1111Uib.. ad NATO troo1.s � Gll'pl■n soil j• My com�D' expirea Febru- Marlett• 1 4 Mount Union 6 Ashland 17 Findlay 0 The fighting took p l ace in the 1' I . ii;ekong Delta provinces. 81uffliln 32 o.n,ng 1 3 (10) 3, lie •· ..,. .a/"/ II, � . . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Hlddleport, 0 .• Oct. 3, 1980--3 '. . ' \ M,-.. ••• •• ...• •--;-"'-1-:,,.,;..•,•-�"-•-..��f:�---- .......-- . �- --�• - . ·- •• ' �os tmast er Asks P t d re i C en iv G ls in bb Old l)o • ort In 23rd For More Sense T h a n People Supp N8t'10081 lf't::ek he'5 1 1 ." · N. ·v. ( UPI) - Hnr� 111-,t J 11 1 rn i n 1011 tunau se l ',1c:)' "But man l \ 1 ) 1 -1 1 \ Mi ... Juni ■U Dillma n. knu11, �,,ul tnat ly rareful hm1 1\, 111 l.. l dun , ..... ..ft a lot of pPoplt• " ftil lllelt word on horse st-n�f' lior�I' 1 , 1 1 .i 1111·d H 1d 111u t h (" �ulk) hl'11m d Red ...._ from a wonu,n who 11�� .:­ Ileen la harness raring {' 1 ,• r l> l fltt' l)on1 1 1 1 1 , 1 11 �iw has srt .i eoupl · drl�' ln<'ll U 11.' for 1,rd� r1·1 lbe WU 15, and tuda� 1� rat l'Ci uf " . ,rld traek. ilt> unc-m a i•r u1 , un, rn tup eir.perll as one-· of tl1e I t lu• 111h,·r u 1 t· r .a hair 1111lf' I n her lD the ro,.mLn . Monl 1 t·e!lo, Dillm an 38 hlue- f'V('d and l,i,1 app1·a r�m·e al lhe monti;,, m 1:,h1!tl u1 f :,hoe Y :,.; ye.in 2 i dnrt )eliwd. (or lb� la:,l :,a id. sht• :,!arts, -.., trained and ran·tl 1 \w t r.,L • :.!-I u111 .,f 25 , a fa1 . n tin hum an, m l l 1 l l 111· 1 t l . and pacers for Ja, W P l l 1 r, I eii 1t 0£ one 1s '!>lt-r Hod1l near !lt•puh .ii M, wl),o o,rn■ 1 su.ble r . C· �re r� brothe Threr i"hildn· n. le, Qllto. t s , '1 1pan part1c r re11L1la 100 t•rs . f 0 n' 1 1 ' � traine r driver. a n:, 1 , Shl• Victor, N. Y., will rnakr twr 1.1w1 ,,., , . , k,·111! mnt orcyt·k dr1"mg . \esh. hors('f of w love r l nl 1 1 r . 1, topolltan New York ll 1•h111 :,1 1 lw 1 n dri\'N . :(Olfker, Racew ay Ori 5. wht•11 and �ut tlt"r t raining as a . Dill• Allif' ather, de trick inaugu ra1es a,, rxpi,n l rnm her )!r11ndf · · man. �hP will lqeatal "lad ies' night "35 to 40 bf f.he tirst woman dnr1·r tu r a n· 1 She° 'I.aid hi' rare.d for York · New in 1racks vrJrs :,t at ttM track. · ' · a1alt' a 1 1 d l lw .\f idwes t. and quit M.iJa _ D i l lman. rall1·d J un {' h ) ;m l } " w lw n )1 1 s eyesi).(hl tw�an to llet trien d5, has ,tr,vr n �m-ce<;:-. r ai l ·· '.\l ow 9 1 , Grandpa Dillman · f11llr 11 upstate Nt!w York t rin· k �. . I still can give her atlivce , she MJi1DU1ltioat Ohio. MichiK an and .,Jid. Dlinoi,. The 1t1tble plan� 1n mt'<' En joys Split Cuur Utre� bo nes al Ycmkn s - Ht·•I I The traine r•driv er d iv ides her l>olnmion 1 1 , Retl Argol, 4, hoth vtar hetwe ('n her family in Victor . 1 st, 7 . " � nd al the stable in Repu l). J)l.cet'I, and Miss Hosr '1 trotter. I i i•, where she and Weller do 1111 Sets. (oupt. Records the chore s or raisin � an d train, >•A lot of pcoplt' won' t ht-I on ing racer!! . ' "When you work th at dose lo horseK, you get lo know id1os)· ncrasies: · she said. I !heir "'Hnt'ses c1,re smart . , .smarter t han :i lot of 1)eopl e." Her i.:on t racl w'i th Weller is an i nform al one - •· we divide what· she t•ver we win in pur&es," behi. ne,..er She aid. , . 3 Oct. W hal is it like, co mpeting in a The Octobf:>r nwP l m 1,t · 1f 1 !w o r. • 1 flml Board of l lw l l 11 1 ! ,•d �h-1 1 11 race where yo u 're the 9n.ly worn• dlJt ch urc h will bi• hrl<l a l tli1• I :i ll driver'! Said June Diilman, "�he men church , Monday lit 7::1/J p, n1 . w 1 1 h p. m are awfully sweet off the track. 111 comml11&i�ni. nwl'ting ;ii 7 s- Hu t o n the trark, well. we all 110 pre he Lu urg1�d 11.re All members uu\ ihcrc to race horse s." ent. Anwr�9 No Drew Wcb8Lcr Pu5i 1can Legio n will mt•rt J\lnnda y �1 8 p. m . World W �r I mi,:ht will be ob:,erve d. I �- lt.el.gs & Mason I Connn • g Events / The October mel'llng of 1hr Mlddleport Garde n t:luh will he hei.d th l1 comin g Mondu y l'venin � u.t the bOme o t Mrs. M . I.. f'rcnl'h with Mr.11. John Kinrairl and M rs. Walter Hal-' e-" a� 1H1sist ing hn�t• e11e1. The cluh will have II silent •uctlon during the evenin g. Oct. 3 The Pomero)' Garde n cluh will meet •t the h.ome of Miss Lydia Ebertblllch Mom.la)'. M 2 11. m. with Mra. John Lietw 1IPr a� 1·,1-hos lPss. Ocl, 4 Pomeroy Chapte r 1 86 m:s will meet ii\ regular �c11siun '\'11esilt1y 111 7:45 p. m .. at th1• Masonic T•tnph1. Pa.Il l Mutron� amt putro n& will be hunnred. All rm· mbcn 11.rc uraed to attend. Oct. 4 Next Tue11doy cvenin� t h e C h urch School Officers and Teach· er1 of the Mid1llt> J'IOTI Fir�, Bapli� t" Church will mt>c t at the home 11f Mr. and Mn. Paul Smarl. October 5 A Drhe-ln t:onft1 rence will he held Wednesday 11l 4 p, m. at the "' Wa1hlngt.on Schoo l , 4-zulllpoUe, for te■chert In this ar1•11. There will be a dinner and d !scunion lol· letwin&:. The Pomero y Shaltm1peare cluh wlll m eet Wedne111h1.y al 2 p. m at the home of Miu Elhl• I t:urln· ml. Mineovll le. Roll call will he · wu m en or the Billi e." Oct. 5 The L111dies Al<l of llw SI, Paul' � Lutheru chur ch will mcl'l W ed m•s d�, at '1:30 p. m. in 1 ht• ch11r d1 IOCIII room, Ttu, Pomero1, Ban1l llonsh•rs As IPClatlon will mel't in r1•.14u lur st•� alon, Tuelday at 1 : :10 p. m . 111 \ Ill ' Senior Jligh Sch1 wl ;1 rnl it11ri u111. Parent, or all b1111t l mi!mh1)r� ;1r,· uraed to aUend. Ohio's Pension Costs Reachtd $6,799,393 Total Antiquity Social News Reportedwho \fl.I. T h e 23rd annual Le t ter Writing WeC'k will be C<'lebrale<I in Pome­ rn) dur111g the week of October 2 to 8. it was announced tod ay b.1 Pw;tm.a.ster Pat Lochary. !I 1s nok>d lhat there has been letter a ·rviq1l o f personal wriling during the last few years '" A lt>tter remains the m ost eco• n(lmical, lungeat lasting, and .sin· rerest mean& or extending greet• ings, communicating socia l news and exchan·:ing ideas," the Post• mas t er said. has Mn. Vida, Teaford beeD a ,P&tlent at Meigs Gc!ne1'al 1--i.a.pital h■a been returned to the home of her son Mor'ris. Here , Lo visit her at the hospital, over the weekend were her d.aughteu Mrs. Geo rge Gnfton and Mn. Lucille White and son Jack of Ravenna . A.JC Don Di d dle and wife left for Randalph AF»-. San Antonio-, Texu, foll owing a 30 day leave here with his p.a,renli, Mr. and Mra. Ova l Di dd le. Other recel'lt guesU of the Diddles were their daughter. Libby, who is e mploy­ ed at Athens and Jimmy or Bild Knobs. Several from here attended the shower given at the Letart Falls Comm u nity Hall for Mr. and Mra. Virgil Hill, newlyweds. During Letter Writinll week, ii indivi d u als is suggested U1at C. F. Shain and son Ralph spent write al least two letters; one to a frien d or relaive from whom the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. he has not heard in a long lime. John Watson, East Liverpool . Mrs. M11xine H arvey returned an d the second as a reply to a rrien d or rela t ive wh o recently ho me to Chicago after a two wro te to you. He al10 urge d r:or­ weeks vbit here wit h Mn. Grace respondence to peopl e in other Stobart. Her huaband motored countries as a means of prom ot­ here and accompan ied her home. Mrs. Mabel Shain, daug h ter ing greater undentanding among Mlsa Patty and granddaugh ter, the peo ple of different nali o ns. The slogan of this year's event Mollie Reinsehel1 sJ)l!nt a week a1 indicated on more than 200,· end with relativea in Columbu•. Recent guests of Mrs. Frank 000 banners, is "Letters are Links Buck were Mr. and Mrs. John to Friendsh ip.'' Foster Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Jr., and son Robert, Mr. an d Mn . .Paul Stewart and {am• • ily, Columbus. The WSCS or the M. E. Church or Apple Grove will 11ponsor a rummage ■ale Oct. 7·8 al Pome• roy. in the building formerly oc­ cupied b)' Clelands Appliance. Mc• Mt. and Mrs. Lowel l , Nickle are caring for thei1' grand daughter Dian Smith while her Dwindling street and road £unds mother Mra. Oscar Smlfb is re­ in O hio cou,Uiet and municip111ilies covering from a n appendectomy got a boost last 1,1,•eek with the d ia- at Meigs General Hoapltal. 1 ribution ol more lhan 10 million dollars in motor vehicle license money. Checks were written Wed• nesday hy the omce of State Au d • itor James A. llhodes and tuTned over to t he Bureau of Motor Vt• hid!!s for malling to eounty aud­ i t ors who will di1-1lribute the money wit hin the c ounty . . Municipal .Funds Got Lift From New DiStribUtJOil thi11 Totaling $10,019.4115.31) , money Is the final distribution or 19!>9 l iccnse money 1o counties ind mun iclpalltie11. Distributions still to be made this year, according to Rhod es. an� lhe second partial payment of 1960 aut o taa money to counties and municipalities some time in October; llllso the final payment of ) 959 road mileage money 'and the sec ond payment of 1960 road mik• age money lo counties and t own, ships. Fo llowing is the amount o f the checks sent to the Meigfl county aud itor for dislrlbu1i on among the {'oun t y and munlclpalilics which In arc districts of re�istratlon. ad d ition to the amount s hown, e11ch count)', rcg11rdless o f ei1.e, will receive $8,6 19.80 out o[ the 5 ' : equalization fund. Meigs Coun• ty receive d $29,292 .84, Ohio's ohl 11ge pension program inv o lved payments totalin g $6,700 396 d uring September. it was an• nounc cd Saturday by Stale Au­ di t or James A. Rhod es follow ing an a ud it of the Divisio n of Aid for thC' Ai;:ed. •rti is represents an increase of $054, l fl5 or 1 0 6 per l·enl (Iver $6, t he Sept. 1 9!19 paymen ts 1 415.233 but a decline o f $2 1 7 .299 or 3 per cent, from 1he $7.0 1 6697 paid o ut during the prc\' itlus mcrnth. T he au d il also re\'Caled thnt there a rt> curren tly 86,192 pens­ inn reclpien l8, which reprennts an increase of 97'1 over Sept. 1959 - Avernr::e monthl y payment per rtcipiP nl du ring September was $05.72 as compared with $115,6 1 for AUl,\U!lt and $58.411, for s,•ptC'rn lll'r 19511. F'or till' first quartl'r of the rurrl'n1 fisl·al yeor. pension pay. ·T•b e Alma....,, 11wnts amounlecl to S20,628,792. ThiH wai. ;111 incroa!Je 0£ $2, 462 , 511:l or 1:i . !I pt> r <·ent over the S I B, 1 4!11, \ 99 paid <flit during \hi' rnriTsponcl in!J qunrter of lust yt•ar. A hrrak,lown of 1h!a moJ1t h'11 ., Unit.ti" Pre•• lnternatlontl ri�urei. s9{1ws 11 i d paymfnls of Today is Mon d o)', October 3, $5.1175,272 ; huullh rare $962, 265; the 277th d ay of l'fle year wit h 89 paynu•nls 1 11· pensioners in p11blk more In 1080. This is "child hurlal health d ar." $122 ,379: msl 1l uliPllS, cluims $36,51 7 1111d . fln11I nid, The moon Is apptoach lng 111 $WU4, full phase. l•'or ,thfl first quarler of the rls­ Th(! morning st,r ls Mare. (·11\ yA.iir, 1 hcsC' paymen t s indud The t>ven lng stan are Mercury, 1•11 · d i 1·1•1·1 uid, $ 1 6,938Jm-4: health Venus, Jupiter ancl Saturn. 1·1m•. $:l.209.oi!i8; public ln.sHtu• On th is day in hl111or)': tinns, $3tlfl.7 11:1 : burial claims, "In 1863, President Ab raham last $ l0tl,11:l5 and fi naL_a id, $7138. the Lincol n proclaimed Thursday In November as Thanks• giving Day , In 1876, Jahn! Hopkins Univer­ sity in Baltimore opened. In 1900, American uoveHst i\ 1 1 ,•ndanre at t he lll lan d Cha· Thomas Wolfe was born. Pt'\ S11nduy 11rhool .was 46, coUec· In )917, ConareH doubled the I im, :S.'>.117. income tax rates of 1916. Edith Davia spent the- week In 19315, ttaly Invaded Ethiopia. end with her sislar, Mr. and In 19�, the Soviet Union de­ Mrfl. J;imea Ha1.elton of Pomcr()¼' , .-.anded the United Stales recall Jo:thcl Jo:hlen and daughter call• lb amhaSRador to Moacow, Ceorae £>d o n Mrs. Shirley Fe\llnger Kennan. rt•C'e11tly. Edith D1tvill spent Monday with A thought for toda)' : American Mr. 1md Mrs. Tom Wells of Har, author Thom■s Wolfe aald ''MOllt rli.onvllle. of the lime we th in� we're airk, PH: Hoy E. 1-Jendrickll )aft It's all In the mind." w,·cl neRday fur Camp Pendlet on, ral if., after Rpending 20 day1 Reg. here with ,his parenb. M r . and Mrs. Ho)' Hendricks and Junior Robe r ti. Mr11, Jerry Col m er cal l ed on ·• r· Ethel Eblin and Jeanelle recent l y Mrs. Nora Bobo whn has been Assorted SIZ•• and Colors Tra ined m i n d , are m ore .,, ill i!I ublc> In be o u t ai:aln. And l81, powerful than mlasi DOW America ii encqed in • !'IND PLAN&: WHIIL pt tdllCltion race, PIOMBINO, Italy 4,PI - An Wt mutt not lote. Yet today llallon hoat Sun d ay picked up lhe uni· �of our (!(lllept and whet•! of a plane believed to be ....� &N already erowded. from 1hl' Egyp11an Air l,h1C's Vill• Save Your Sales Slips ­ And ln juat wn yeara, appli t'ou nt plant' m la111ing 1l11ce l ast ble. MIDDLEPORT todou pected -,k,M anex Th ursd11y with 23 pou onll aboard. thi• You can help prevent tollep criaia. But you muat W.R nowl �v• puroullly to , the eol· 111" or iour choice, H-1p lt , '. tfi!1 upand It■ fac\litlea ■nd W e mlx concrete to your ute .alariee to It. � ltit, s �1i1catlons , deliver it hlU ll'r to your Job, ready SrN p, co,dribw.tion nowl tu i,our . Lowest prtcea. No job loo l1r1e or loo 1 r"111ol - delh'erlea r.'"1 , ""' ..... Wnto fo, ,._ "" call by 10 1. 'm. .,. COL• � 'llll! ......,, "Offl4 Willf loll 36, llrMti PC)0I." U(iDI !or Salunlay cloll••l'J'• . - StoMoo, Now Yodo 3.. N.Y, or wa; ��: : o ��:: m;�� =r ��� g e r a ontt to three cenl� a mile and. Ulltally include d 100 p0un1i" ol lug. gage. Children under 1J t.ru ele4, at half fare. Overwellb,$ lugga14 wu uaeued ,, 2&, ce_nta per h u.ndredweight. Some of the larger veaiels could accommodate u many as 60 pa111enaen. 'The crew usually consisted of capt�in, steward, pantryman, cook. ch arnbe•maid, two cabin boys and two steersmen. Canals Were Great Boon To Early Farmtrs Early Ohio farmen benefited •ubtt.,m.liaUy when the canal.I opened. Grain prices were M low d u ring the early years of :,tate• hood- thel it, wa1 hardly worthwhUe l.ar,e crops for market. Newark Man Wheat brought only 2!I: cents a bu■hel; corn wa& h alf tha 1 price, ll"n"d oats w,re as low n1 10 cents a bushel. Arter the canal was cortr pJeted the price of wheat ■t towl\t, along the stteams rose to 70 cent& a busbeJ. O th er grain prices went u p proportionately. Canal land was inexpensive. lt sold for ,2 an acre. Pr�eds W8lll. used for .canal. construct1on, Pa�ra in the office of . State /i.udit01 J ames A. Rhodes include maps and. s urveys of the man made waterwaya. Soldiers received free transpor, talion and i1 was not permisiibl,a t o charge 'a tol l to the federal goVernment i:a.grow .; , ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, O ., Oct. 3 , 1960 ! . t•· r.r·" ,d ,, ve � Uill JAh ..-, n I ti lra11,ed)' (:U0nlnated •·more than M"e111 ynn ot a very rocll:y mar. i-la,e. " ffire.e months ago, Mrt. , 0 _rian l.Ook their son an d moved l)U\ qi tt\lir Easl Orange apart- L-.::, I 1enAIter the outbunt oI v,o on dead l)'ina: police found Ronald the ffk>r, O'Brian moaning in a nearby bedroom with • bullet wo1,1nd In his cheat and Mrs. 0'· Brian hysterical ■nd wounded Oft the itreet in front of the two. m i •c• h_ ll_ wc•_ d_ l, m�i� r,._ _ "�·-----'-" li_;c,� �•c •c •·c. " _c.1_ "�•c·______ :_ •� - ,. -� 41 Qla�a � ,· � , 'O' � ., .... , ... · � _I, · �... � ,, • .., ' � lf� � . (UPI:) ._ A, 48· weqt Jea,:-o)d, ,...11, I &eaer.ki FridaJ. hiR · u, . •• m •nd 7-y ear:'Old �W es• tran&:edi' Kermm � qi(_ · �t eran,:e, �ud itbe · · � e fiv•roo111-���� a,.nlet, , , and. U!J� lilt JJ• � .,_ .. . . to � , When the Potawatomi lndialll �• •· QIJ� · 1":, , �··: -\ :, i , l;, · •· _. ._ , reser, western their were moved to vation they eovered part of the· journey via the cana l At firal canal boat owners rent,. e d fresh horses an d mules lrom formers along the t ow path. They aooti found it better to ha ul their own relief animals. U5ual l y one •et of steeds would pull a boat six hoitfl and ride for six. €"anal workers toiled hard ind lozi'a. Their wages were $8 for a mOOth wh1c h consisted of 26 work­ lhJI dafS. Their day started at sun­ rl&ii, .and didn't end unti l sunset. Bqal apeed waa t h ree milea per hour during the first year after canal oompletion. After that it I. 9 .. Before Yo� 8,lfY A IEW or IIEI CAif . e, Call M . ' ' flJCtlt -;:-a-;.w4: 411ii .ii; .._,.._ . • I , . NE SllX':tY-O IFORJ NlINJETJE�N .. �· �· .· _,. . . • . ,. ........... Stimtt •uo.. Sale --- . -..,......... SCORES -120bl -·-I n����ce . . ' On The Farm Front Cigarettes Will [ Bt Smoked In Greater Number '1'igol Notices c,.. ..... Dlf!l ( 2 1 I Rea I qn - Estoht/ Tivde ·to Legal Notices · �Miff· 1 9o l Mori� Sl,pplia s,■ -.at ■ un• -------- -·- a ,ere, MOTOl!i . -:oo. ..rx...,, Jl,i ,w;..._, ·aoil: ,._< Ll___ )· W,ontf!d . ____ __ __To Bi.y m�. �, 1, ._,_.:,.. 61' �LI --- 1 4 ) F Rent =-:==�-,------c---c-- 1 d)ia, ...,. _ __ ltj, _ ..._ , Noti� bl 24-a F�, S.le or . � . .. - • l.eaql Pi>....,,,. A�.!!G·•Ml�fi•1:rJ,tii\ A hia . RIVER REPORT -NO m -. ■a . . - ....■.. 1 ----- f' · BECKY'S Middleport -... Se Ra.nc..OM· Special $1.91 L W;;;.,ted <• �• " �. ._ � , . . ,, . .. a. lily- COW BOY SH IRTS Pboae WY-1-3114 FOR SALE --- 1 1 8) EmptO¥ment ---,=--- '•!Jt. t: ,z.95 Page SI. I 1 1 Nolle.es . THOMAS FORK Pers.onols C :,eg -lein. Reody-Mix Co, --- .... HotfSit \ .I - .. . . -. . . ' �. ,' � ... , .... i . ........ ,, 1 • . ... ,.1• ,.,,.. , ·,;,, ·•··•:t. ... · · · . ., • • ., !, ·� �· . ;• :, , .., �: ;.. ;. • ! I ,, , J .- .... · 1 · • 1 �• . � ' ' .' . -t.- · '-:·l ' ' j ' ·/. i. 1 ·• -1, \ . . . �-"� .I\• •- ····--��· --,~• . . t• Gtorgia Has Kennedy Camp Deeply W.orrioo WASH INGTON UPI-11ie moat anxiou s news frbm the South for Sen. John r. Kennedy probably 1\ i� from Georgia. Geo rgia is an anchor state o f j lhe sol id South It never ha1 bulled a Demoer�tlc nominee fol' President. Only Arkanaaa ,hares with Georgia that diatlnction or party loyalty. . . Georgia now aeem• lo be mo_v• ing a�ay lro� the Democratic party . m a national sense. Many Georg1�n■ wou l d tell you that lhe mo\'e Iii the olher way-that the politica l party of their fathen ha, moved away from Georgia. The solid evidence or movement ii last month's straw vote in Georgia on tbe question -,hether the state's pre■idential /electors should be pledged to vdte ia the Electoral College for the Demo. cratic pre■idential 1,,k,t. �• whelming vote for pledge elec· tora waa expected. Vote lndiutt.. There was a straw vote majority ol more than 20,()()J for free electors. Except as ii may detract from the aggregate of the. Elector­ al Co llege vote for the �nnf:dy. Johnson ticket, thil is no c1u1e tor u nrestrained Republican a p­ plaose. The vote is not at all evidence that GGeorgians love the Republicans party more, but only that GeorgiaDJI love the nutlonal Democratic party leu. All g ood citizen, inidit rejoice in the outcome of the straw bal• lot as evidence that the South is moving. if slowly, toward a le&iti• mate two-part y systfm. The straw vote was not binding on the el ec­ t ors, who may or may not decide to cast free rather than pledged votes in the Elccloral College. l! they cast free votea, it would not follow ihat they would go to the Rep u blican Nixon•Lodge tick­ et. More likely. Georgia's electors would vote for some notable Southern conservative, such as lbeir own Sen. Richard B. au... s�I I . o� Sen. Harry F. Byrd qf V1rgm1a. U such maverick gia electoral voles and ot hen similarl y freed in the South pre, \'E'nted either major party ticket from obtainin g an absolute major ity of the electoral vote, the con• test would go to the House or Representatives, Southem Lilr:i119 Southern conservatives would like that. In the House, each state would have a single vote, 26 votes being necessary to elect a Presi- . dent. Under such clrcwnBtan� southern states r.ould-woul� b.and together to prevent, if pos­ sible, any election at all ·until a deal had been made with the prospective new. President and/or with northern Democrat.II. Sueh a deal woul d be to relieve the South of some of the northern li­ beral prt-ssures now. bearing on it. . With or.e vote per state in the House, Mississippi would be equal to New York, Alabama equal to Pennsylv ania, Georgia equal to tllinois. That woti l d be for the South a happy day. II could happen. The state's rights boilers tried to bring that about in 1948, failing by a whisk­ er. More immediae, however ia this question: What do lhe �m­ blings of Georgl.a rebelUon mean for the Kennedy.Johru.on ticket? Not merely in Georgia, but throu,bout the South-? Five s0\lthern states bolted the Democratl� ti•ket In 1928. Four in 1� and 1952. Four •>"•UI ago the,re wete fi"e 1outhc111, hc�l­ tera. It i8 beginning to look like · a trend. Geor­ I wm "'° ,�.t ..,..kl, ... Otber coonUet lntluded IQI. the rt1lon lrtt Boone, Cabell, Cal• ltanaw.._, hou,, Clay, JacUOn, � M i!' P. P•t...,,. ... ••, . w111yne, Witt and Wood , , Le.,,_,. IJlftutl" (.iNnlttM The nec�U� co,nm.lttee of the 1 4-H Leadttl Allotiation and the Achievemer'Jt Nitbt tommlttffll will meet ll '1:45 pm Tueaday, Octobel- 4, at l he Appalachian audltorilJ.'1c:.u,,ty I.....- O.., Approximately 70 penon1 al• tended the County 4-H Rttreatlon D111y o,i. Sunday at the t-H and You.th Cam p near Soutbaide. fte aftair. •� by the Moun• taln Cli mber■ Oub, was planned for 4-H memben, leader■, coun­ ci lor•, and their families. Included in t he event were a potluck dinner, recreation an d ...,,..... ltllfe ,__.., Calf Show Jim Sommer, 11 year o l d mem• ber of tbe Rop To It Club entered hiJ Wf in the 30th annual State 4-H and FFA Live11tock RoundAtip l11l week at JackSon 'a Mill. In all, the 4-H'era showed 147 sleen a.ad 8'1 heiren-a total of 184 calves, which came from 23 Mountain State coUJ1tles-Bar­ bour, Br-.ton, Calhoun, �­ drid1e, Gilmer, Hardy, Harrison, Lewi■, Lir.coln, Maaon, Monogali■, Monroe, Nichola&, Pendleton, Plea uni&, Poeabontu, Randolph, Ri.1dlie, Taylor, Tyler, Upahur, wet,. 1ter and Wetzel. To6iacce Strlppl... DetrmMtrations Four tobacco atrlpping nemon1trations will be held in Mason County thi■ year. The schedule is H follows: .Oct•r 3, 19'1 9,00 A. Jt O. S. Banes f■nn on Kan1wlia Bil Si:deen. 1:30 P . II. UtJey Burria on Cr.ah Creek Road T...,, Dclw,r 4, 1HI &:00 A. M. Monroe Deal fann. in the Alhton community 1:30 P. M. Hannan High School at the Vo Aa Shop U. S. ar-r Will Dtinonstrn The f ■triPPin& demollllration1 Will be (:(lndu.ded by a U. S. to­ bacco grader. He will show the ,rowen bow to aµip their tobacco so that the crop will bring the most money. In •ddition he have in formation on this yean market outlook ■nd a genera l dis, cussion of- this yeaN tobacco crop. All Growfl'• lnwited We would like to see every to­ bacco grower attend the stripJling demonstration clote1t to him. Most of the growers have been stripping tobacco �or yean, but we feel you can teach a1 old dog new tricks. We reel that Ur attending a dem­ onstration, growers wi ll gel :iome information that will be of value to him on his own farm. Come and bring a carloa d of your neig hbon. This will give )'OU a chan(:e to get away from your work and get some information that could make you money. , There'a mOTe to farm ing than labor. You have to use your head MIi__,., rarm wm 1 '"· RADIATOR REPAIRS OONI! TRI! RIGIIT WAY When our specialists repair your radiator, you can be sure that the job's done right . . at the right price. The Only . • Coll)J!lete Sllop' � Tile Bend HACKITT'S $OHIO Phone WY-2· E. Main St. Pomeroy Wed1Mid.0!J,. Oct. 5th JS �l1.PRICE TOY �LQ$f:-OUT Makl•J( Room For New Merumdbe Vtl.LAGE CU,T IATE RACl,NB • s. ,, ':,:."p= :v�� m ==i{tW�f"oc1ft.' / 41 tatlon. lnclu.._ In th• procnm be Ute bUrotluction Df the Itel hea l tlt � a(et1 them@II jec.f .-odYHPI 1od a °""""' .,.p ' Fann News Ma50n Colll)ty 4-H luder■, aa. 115t1 nl leaden and_ adult co�cU mem b.trs ...·11) parl1dp.■te In annual Reg�onal f.11 Cl lJb Lead• , er• · Conference thi• Friday and Saturd ay al Roane CounlJ 4-H I Camp near Ganderft'ille. "More 8,pyund " i1 lhe them� for the M!8Slon. Re11•tnlion be­ g m• ill 4 P M on F rida)' and t� <•onference will end around 3 PM The Saturd • y. Sea,...Roebuc.k fo'oundat 1 on provides money fm mea b and lod,:i�g; and the lead.­ er1 provide, their own tranapor• In Late lnnin�s Of Ser1es • I t, ( 1 7 l Kelp. WQnted CaH Die ·1." Edge Could SwingTo Yankees c,.. h ------ -----�------ I . :. .... �� •• ac � �I 'fOD,\Y i\ND ,rr,:s'r�:RYEAR EDUCATION ? WANT ADS , - RATIO NED •..;;:;;,;;;;,.,;;;..· ..,-,;;;�.;;ii;;;;;;.;;;.-�;;;;••;;:;;;;;;a.;,;;;;;..,__� I ! ' 41 For Rent ------ 44Mtc' ll' •• �• ...,_ .. � d: . : - --------- Cll·WI stay Im with HOl.ZII HOSfttTAL ADIUS6JONS, Sept 30, John • ,Uk ii 4 IIC)f A UJ#� HlAh◄ . 4 a 04 o es • >1 on••N ..,.,, -:;;__, •--•hed 3 TOO� Elatl,a_ RAdekiO, C..,-a,enter; Jot('(lh ■nd �l& &P&l'UllML 8,llth cab­ Let- Buckbee, Colla,cirville. Dl!IQIAlllllll6, s.,,<. Ill, Kary lnlil, diapoal, lntlMn.LOJ', lar&e clotell. Phone WV'Ulfl . Ann Clon,c h, Jo1eph Hwely, Robtr­ 8-JIMle tw Berey. lfra_ .Myrt l e HkU, SherNEW YORK UPI-At the star t Y ankcrt a � 1d l• margin in ra kh 11).ID !Iatan, MN. D- W. Greathouae, or earh World SerieM game there m&, hf.' re t>t l l1n \'u"1 Berra or POlt COllfllll'NN'I' DEPErl'DABLF WIJL'ffl OORCAB HOUSE for rent. Chrla.. Jamu Haser, Mrs. Brad1 Turley wil l l>e hllle lo cho o&e be1ween El � t o n How.ard 15 more Unit►. Beegle, Phone W'YZ. 3302. Billie lean Prolt, Shelbf adt-pt IAITES Jea� the Y1nhH and Pir11te1 de(en • 1 h<1n Smoky Burg,!H or Hal D-21<1tp. Le:U, Mn.. J. E, Worthln,ton, h1• •ivel)·-!)ut the ed ge l·uuld swing Snu t h Bob Olrl1>1. t he Bur� thinl ■pattman& on !a.n.t Fein.le Wora.hha,ton, Mn. lo the Yank.a in the I.ale r nnm&s strini,:er l!I ., bt-l t l'r reC'e, �· er but 'mR�E ROOM Condor stnei, Pomero,y, alao, 4 Larry Stewert, lnfanl Male Stew, when Cuey Stenael Rt arl1 j ug• too l i g h t a hJ tler to pJ a y rf"iU on Second room apartment glmg that line u p. lar)y Street, Pomuo,. Phone WY2.Give it to the Pirates. 1f yo u . You {' an d i f fer on th e 0t nr r po, . AMII ICA N SING H Jll•.t.lllD will, 2?31. N&tfc at second ba&f where Hi l l 1ilion �. a n d the fan s cert ainly MOSCOW (UP() - Metropolitan Ma ero1 1 �i hu more r.ange than w ill. bu t ! he're ;ire no marked dif. . SEVEN ROOM. houe U1 lbrrito.D­ opera hallo Geor1e U)ndop i• Bobby Ri chardso n . feren�•. A t shortslop, Tony Ku• ville, iood cellt, 1114 weU,, two w,lnning Soviet praise H the �t And by all mean�_ give t o the bek ol Nf'w York has a Rtron&er car itrllf, IJr&e y,rd and Am.erlcan 11.nger ever to appear uaed·�o- be Smoky C11y bo)'1 in t hrowing arm but [)1ck Groat is carden. See lllh. Lina Git.on, lo Ru.t1ia. The Tua new, agency left field wher� Bob Skinner d oea sl icker and Pirate sub Dick Sebo­ 9-2&-6tp reported Frida; n!gbt that London Harrilonvll1e, Ohio. a workmanlike Job and Hector field is smooth. fiew to Leningrad from "two Lopel of the Yankees iB .so erratic c1 .. 1 11 Bii)'�r of t he Yanks and great 1ucces,es" in Kiev. that Steugel hol ds hia breath Don Hoak ol 1 he Pirates are both every time a bal l is hit to that excellent third baaemen. I n right MAN to t■lre ·oo,;fr CII atatJon. . are.a. field, H,,h ( 1emenle hu a some Phone WY2-9920. 9-23:-Uc what st ronger throwing arm than Yo u can .also conceae a slight Roger Maris. WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2hut tha1·, cancelled NOtlC I o,; edge AP"' to Pittsburgh at first ba\c i � ,Ce� trr where M ickey INTM IHT NZO. 9-23-Uc Manue ·s c ... .... 11,4'9 when R ocky Nelson is work• nfl i s strong n than Vir • Bill � l•f■t. of EtlwaNI P. lrownhtt ing there, for he's more arti,r, , don s . i ltOL CON with the glove than Moose Skowftu.11.., AND Hn T ·So w h at 's. 1efl"'· M ay he P 1en 1 y. . Notice is hereby given that Dana ron. However, that goes the other p.,.._ �l!l';IIO!', 1,-,- HQIIE MADE ICE CRl'AM, Ju,t 1,y The difference � ould well l'<;> me like )'OU make at h ome. Jacll'• -- B. Browning whose Post Office way when Dick St u art ia playing, . H _., ........,,,. ,.._.. Ill.' II'!! A, ...,._ 'll■ti.n WY2,, Daiey Bar. 9-2Nltc BABY SIT!'ING done at llome du.r- address ta: 2860 Partwood Avenue , because then Skowron i s the bet- ! 11 �he seven th, etghlh an d nmlh in m� gs when Stengel, the m aSter ing the day. Phone WY 2-3502. Columbua 11. Ohio, hu been duly ter fielder. 1166. �ampul.� tor start.s . sendin g in lM'J' DODG E 4 door. Phone WY29·3Q.6tc appointed Administrator of , the a.tt•r At C•tch -� :-,.:-;c �,--,c-,-....Cpmch .hu t er� 2nd pmch runner s. 8-27-6tp 21167. YOUNG MALE COLLIE. DOG. I Eatate of F.dward P. Brownine late But you a l so h.ave to give the a n d pmch fielders. . Ow�, ot �yone elae, . may hive _ . .c . __ __ _::c.:-:..:::..::� __ • ) 8USl neSS rvices of Meigs County. Ohio, deceaied. POTATOES Clarence . ProffJtt, (20 For the Y ankee hench 11eem1 to by p1ckin1 him up a� John Hardy {l'ertland, Ohio h 11 ) 5th day or Septem9-21•1 2tc �· he much d eC'per in d efensive tal· �: ... NAC PUII borne on llarrl■onvdle Road. aL.. 1 .. be 1 cnt. In ad d it ion, lhe starting play-d 10 3 3tp UIID PIANO F . H. O'BRIEN ers are more vf'"rsali.le and sever• ..._ Ir-•· Three nice used re-conditioned up, ·•�-, •-- -Judge or the P robate Court al can play two or three posi• l l•ll-lf � . I right· plan01. PrlCed righ t to Meigs County, Ohio htt,..•••••l1TNNI•......., t ions · sell. Othera lo choose from $20.00 9) 9· = ( 1 01 = 1• • ·_:3::: 211::.; .:. Free To Junie a, _.: ' up. Pree delivery, Call Rutland Alli 80NDm ONJIIG; ··•R•GEB, , _____(cc_J_::.. :.::.:. aUon Nfflct Jack'• llefrleer:a, I . Gauges: Montgomt>ry 1 6. 1 up­ Thus s1en11:el is left free to do Furnllure, SHZ-4811 or after :Ii p, lion. ISew 11a,... l'bDD• Tilt. per, 9.1 lower, l ½ ft . : open a great d eal of juggling without , : m. call SH2-4034. U-29-6tc · , Gallipolis 17. 6 upper, 1l.3 lower. much fear of weakening him!elr Ml-ti -. -· -NOTICE OF FILING AND running 2 ft; Lock 23, 1 5.4 upper, on d efense. He h.r.11 Gil McDou• Mlt,.;rl ,,. •• • SAhE: Fresh Cow Guernsey FOR . , HURING ON I N.V INTOR.Y 9, 1 lower, running 4 ft . ; all dams g11ld. wh o can play seoond, Rhort, and second calf. William Bl ake, are up and dosed off down to or third superbly: H oward, who No.• 1 -..u Dorcas. l0•I-6tp ow.. Proba,. Court, Mel91 County, Ohio Lock 20; Lock 20 to Lock 23 run­ can l'jlC h , p Iay first, or t he outTO the Executor or AdmJni•• ning four ft. fiel d ; and Jert fielder Bob Cerv. 0S'1) �:e,, tnalon ,no mow­ trator and to suth of the following Ohio Richardson River Boats, can shift to third: Kudown. Ems­ er■,.. :e,o mow,r ■, de1 ihar• as are reeldents of the state of worth, Reba Jane 2:30 am 1-0. bek can play anywhere in the · � .... ·- -1.. •od Ohio: 1urviving spoUiC, if any; Lock 7 Onward, 5:50 am 0-7 , Lock o u tfield; Boyer can play short. . nex:t or kin; beneficiaries under 10 SuRan 1 1 : 40 pm 3-0, (;ona 5:05 Pirale m anager Danny Murouv•LY, TIACTOR the wUI, ir any; the attorne)' or at• am 22-0, Lock 12 Pennsylvania taugh doe�n'I have t his latitude. • SilM- ad s..ice IU.2 !!;, Main St. torneys representing any of the 8 : 25 am 1 1 4, Lock 13 Marlin He has Schofield for second or f'l'IQl.-0,; Plloal WV: 2-29'1ti. afbrementioned persons: 1 1 :30 pm 1-1. f.,ock 19 Tradewind short but m ight have to sub 1967 GOO, 2 ,Ir. hardtop, T-�·tl• You are hereby notified that on 4 am 1 5-3, OVEC 5 :50 am 20-0, calcher Smith al third. There is w. w .._ 'lbudel'tili'd, floor shift the 24th day of September, 1960, Lock 23 Beaver 9:S!i" pm l·O, A. V. Gene Baker for the infield and trana,.' lll.lD1· other utru. J 22 PU r(P l\lFLE 8Q.OO 12: ga. sin, an Inventory and Appraiaement of Cri�s. Jr., TO:IO pm 4-0, City 'of Gino Gim ol i for the outfield. gle · 1 5.00. Both guns Uke new Phone Cheater YUD-3298. 8- 9:30 A.II. the state of Harlan D. Ri te, de­ H untington 7 am 1 9-0. That's pretty good protection in sm.a.lL· garden tracCondition. 2 8-27-atp Ml..._ WY-� ceased, late ot Salem Townl!lhip in the ordinary course of matters. tors. 8 two panel doors, l reel Up at Lock 23, Peggy Downey . , ITOlla IIAUTI taid County was filed In this 8 pm 7 -0, Tri-Slale 1 1 :45 pm 3-0. But Murtau,i::h dol'sn't have the type power mower $8.C>O. Coal At ablfw Cooft. A. V- Criss Jr., 12:20 am 0-2, C. V. substitute free d om that Sier.gel laundry stove $4:.00. Olen Young, I fOr y.... 14141 Hearing on said lllventory and Harner 2 : 25 am 0·2, Ch u ckie D has. Reedsville, Ohio, Success Road. HAMILL lllVICi ITA,._ Tl-l'R , r,n.at:,.,,., RUNcb'urc• Appraisement will be bad before 9:10 am 4-0, Helen Z 10 am 0-6. · · One other fact or, of debatable u. will Phone CoolviU" 3712. •""'T. � aell aJlp,l,e bu�er Oct. 4. 80c • this Court on the 13th day Down at Winfiel d , Mr. Criss, v .a lue, shou l d be mentioned-the 10 3 St� o r All11ny ­ quart. Qrden may be placed sha d ows in Y .a nkee Sta d ium. October 1000. a t 10 o'clock a . m . 4:35 nm 0·8. Jlvery llo,J S-11£ by calUU. �la OI' Dulte FOR SALE U cu.blc feet upright From time to time in Series play Exceptions thereto m&y be filed dMp trees $150. Good u. new. t::leanef� WY2-2S02 where Jll'I outtielders have had trouble with by any Interested party at any time Se� Ott Arnott, Racine, Ohio. and lidl i l'D11' •� left, 8-21,$:c these sha d ows. sometimes with AUCTIONIIR prior lo five day11 before the date RIAIONAILI IATlt !l-30-3tp. disastrous results on fly balls. set for hearing. OAS, FUEL 0� Hd ON1 .,. 5.t.TISPACTION GUARAIITIID But , on t h(> other hand, Lopez WITNESS my signature and COLLEGE FOOTBALL mcea. 0aU for fNt -1:lm,,. Call or writ. I, 0. McCoy has trouble with fly balls most the �eat of i.aid Court, this pro­ DA Tlill, LATjil T. H. VIS By United Prtu lnternation•I Ponm111 •.A,bl,olt llldillepllll. CIMIMr, Ohio of the time. 24th day of September 1960. ppty. �II� two story. locoted Mistourl 21 Penn St. I ._UMlo 8 22 llll'P JOHN C. BACON •l. North Tblrd and Coal Boston U. 20 Holy CroH 14 Acting Judge and Ex-Officio Cl erk Yale 9 • �..;.,f - B1rffto. Middleport, - be Brown O -. FOR SALB--One -�'\ sow, tl!n ::-:L-:D::O::Z::E::Rc-::FcO ,::R--H::Icc R:: E. P =-'ond;, lten any evening. B)' Henrietta O'B rien, Maine 27 Vermont O 9-1'1-30tc B::UL I b asement1 and landscaping, Ph. pJio. To&elher.�• ••w,,.i., �ohn Deputy Clerk Lafa-,.tt1 20 Muhl.nber9 14 Chester, YU 5-325:1. Houdas.U, �lilt- , !'Olt• IIALll 100 lb. PM)Qr , , AlliU'. 10 3 30tp :,.• . 0�) 20:· (10) 3, 2tc A,!!f!!,:s.t 14 Dtla...,_ 1 2 WV ��,: i .wa\t, "' D-SQ.3tp.� .., • D�uth 15 Pennstlvania 0 •I' • • • • Cor,MII 15 Bucknell 7 J . On s,.l w..t,yan 1 6 Bowdoin 14 t� I� at I . •-a.r �: · · ne in ex, COlll'Ulft IWSIJIIANC, -!'BC) 1 :00 P. I( at homit �Ir. of Singer Sewing Machi NOTICI o, APl'OIIITMINT - All-..hany 1. BtthHY (W. Va.) 6 ®!lent condition. Po�ble or teetlon� Lill, Auto, Ff:re, P.e1IA the." Cheater Me,QIO:dti,t ChllfCb, in 18,440 Lffllgh 39 Coloe•• 22 c.abln,t �7.00. Term1 Lt' detlr• Call lltD 111111; lliddlopan, Cbetter, I will a,ll it auction the �•.. of Attn SINln. O.C..Md Ma¥husttt1 27 Harv.rd 12 ed. Pb.one WY2-220f1 9-21Hltc OlJIII. :" foUowing: Notlee 1a hereby 1iven that Edith Rutil■r• 1 9 Connecticut 6 -· Beaut:, Gt• Servel ReShain, whose Post omce address Walh, & LH 23 Dlckinton 6 fri&eralor, J.eai , llblfl, two Wii.t. U,CRIFICE-Sing:er zig r.a, BAIINJi6.SlljPSON By BEflNARO BRENNER llAlfelll ts 282 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Princaton 49 Columbia O dinln1 ro� ._)�et. r,lelal · utUlfJ' lewlna:" machine. llake1 button Agellll, lllddleport. Jtll,; Allto­ Ohio, baa been duly appointed Ex• Marahall 14 Tolldo 0 WASHINGTON UPI�The Agri­ cabinet, •tfD .J*.l, 21 fnch.C,a1lef I bole■, Hwa on buttons. overculture Department has estimat­ moblle. pond1. PllQDt,, MZ­ ecutrix of the ,Estate of Aten Sh ain, Carneal• Tech 14 W'ayne•bu,.. 6 TV, 1 '1 Admit.It TV, SlnJ;er :atl03. c11t1, blDd hems and dozen■ ed that cigarette smoking will 114'1-tl late of Meigs County, Ohio, de­ O...k• 20 M,,ryland 7 ceased. Sewing . .Je, •� B,lectric North Carolina St, 26 Virginia 7 of fancy. embroidery stitches. r�ach II new record this year and Dated thla 16th day or Septem. Clemaon 13 Vlr1lnla Te-c:h 7 Waffle �. . �ble eleetric cigar smokin� will climb to the WUl aell to responsible wty ber, 1960. wuher� ,nbeQI. h,q, Qu■d. Fk:irida 1 8 -G.orgl,1 THh 1 7 for 11 paymept1 of '9.SG ·per highest leve l since . 1923. Heating S�v,, )I•, �. Library F. H;. O'BRIEN FOB !lALB: .l'IYE ROOJill BOUS£ Georol1 31 SDUth Carolln• 6 Tola] c on s u mer spend in.e: on month. Phone WY2-22o.&. Judge of the Probate Court Table, Fl� · U,1 Table �Pl , wltb bath, DICf loutlon. lleblD WIIJ!■m & Mary 19 ho. Wnh. 9 lohacco products in 1960 will hit 9-28-6tc Meigs County, Ohio 12 by 13 Wtol· Jl\11, • by 12 Wool =c-==:---,--,----,-,-Hood, Ill IA>,utl Sl, VM'I 21 Richmond 6 $7.525,000,000, nearly 8500 mil­ · I (9) 19, 26; (10) '· 31c Thf,'Cltadtl 21 David.on 15 P�CHES, brhlg container&. Rug. ' (9) 1 · 30lp lion more t han last year. Webtter l'rult Farm. Lone BotThe folloWiq. AnUque1: China Vll'9lnl1 St. 21 Blu.tleld St. 14 The i ncrease in consumer Cupboard, C!iel'ey Clim, lroa tom, Ohio. Phone Yllkcm N2111 spen d ing will be due· only partly Tannallff O Miuls■lppl St. O Bed, Hall\ '"' Wuh Stonih, &le.tic lo heavier s3Jes of cigarettes and W..t.m Ky, 2G Mldtlle Tenn. l 3 ' DlfflOl', Tel.. Choirs, .11¥hle Top cigar�. Many state cigarette taxes Kentu cky St. 14 Kno1CY lllt 0 LIGAL NOTICI ELECTROLUX Vac; Cleaner. phone, � Stlnd■• have bePn raised d u ring the last Murray St. 21 hllerJI l(y. 1 P STATIMINT RIQUIRID BY THE -.:..· Popular, model No. 30 Jn Atl · A110 dyb'8, '�t ute..U., year, and total state lax collec­ FOR SALE 08 Tm\DE 19S! Ford ACT OF AUGUff 24, 1912 AS TennesSH Tech 27 Morehad 7 all con4IUon. Complete wltll · bed clOlhe, ' Ind· ,nany oUier item tions are u p substantially. A• urn 10 Kenh AMINDl!O VS Tlldor, $190 or trade for , xky 7 IY THI ACTS OF attacllment.s and throw a.war too n:um'.ero,a mentton. Federal and sla t e tobacco tue5 layto r J Louls i■n■ MAR«;H 3, 193', A:ND old tractor. l1'hone WY2-M-ie, St. JUL y 2, 3 p•per baJ&. Pay G(f balance · of combine T"""" C'!lh, . ,· d for 1960 may be close Norfo lk St. 20 Weit Va. St 8 Fri. eve., Sat. o-t �UQ. 9-30-3tp 1f46 {Tltl• 39, Unit.cl Stata �od• $11.00 or term, can be lllTRDll• Not � for -"'1..... to billion, about three times $3 Al. � 21 Sectloa ffll Slt()WING Tff� OWN• V'■nda rbilt O ed. Phone WY2-220o. 8-2&81< Re!roshm@lo 'frill be oervod by. as much as tohacco growers will IRSHIP, MANAGIMINT AND Mlul..lppl 31 M•rnphi• St, 20 the Cbeoter· D. . (Jf. A. Lodge. get for their 1960 crop. CIRCUI.ATIO"- OF TH• DAI/-Y Flerlda A&M 66 Benedict 0 Owaet:• ElJqbtth · Wic�•m The Agric u llure Department Fl . SINTIIIIL publlOUIIIY tt ... ltla St. 14 w,.i.;e , Fo,.•t 6 . A*troneer: L o. 11,coy predirt�d that 1960 consumption ......,..,., ()tllo, ,., S.,e.mb..- 30, M(�l91n, St. 24 Mlchli,an 17 � 10-l-8tp _ b)' Americans. including service­ IIHflctils U WNt Vll'.giftla 0 69 AC!IIS,-On good roacl oH 1All, IS clAU men oveneas, would total about 1. The na me and address of Ohio U. 25 kHt St. I Route 680 neu Paaetown, 0: Plll�lll! ' IM. I. AUCTION $1 MorcurJ 60c H, P, 489 billi on eigarette11. Owen, 'tbe P,Ubllaher la Richar S. C .. T«h d) 20 Joh1,1 Carroll room houae, baaement. barn, Frldly, Pclober T, 1t 10 A. M. s, Mercury 10 N, P. This is 5 per cent above the Clli\0 St. 20 1ou,...,. c,1 0 other buUl:UnP, nice ,uden, Middleport, Ohio. 11 Lewt. ril!,. o., on Rt. 3111, 12 II H. ,. ,__, OuHlt .,_... 1 958 total a nd Z4 per cent higher 'the editor i■ Chester Tanne­ Wili\tern 1....-ve 50 W&J 12 mile■ tro� "Womtro)'. "!l'ROl'OLITAf! IPW• trees. Terms '3IIOO.OO. thari 1951'. The department pre­ hill, lllddteoort, Ohio. . rel� 51 Notre Dam. 19 120 ACR� culUYOtecl � Sold taQh Qd le,vinll COUAlJ • IMf Maln ..,_., ,..._., dlt-ted still greater increases In 2. The owner la: Oblo Valley lewa 41 Norffi...tern O IO mut -.Q: Good Super C, Far. "'- · WYN111 1�, Plltuft, load ?'-room cigarette sales d uring the next Pu�llahlng Co., Pomeroy, Ohio; s,rec..,.. 14 K�•.7 hou., ctllll, CU'ale, laq:8 barn m-l tnc:to!,'' with · �14" boltom &.20-tlc five years. otJ!er bW!dl.... CUil price ·Ewina T. Bolea, Columbua, Ohio· MlnMHta ,u, fhdlena 0 plowo, md' dloc, •iqod rorma1 Total production of cigarettes Edgar Noland, Colu�blll, Ohio; �It /Ohio) 6 v CU.b traetof. wltb mower, eultl a• in the United States this ye.ar h.lchard Owen, Middleport, Ohio. q.,11o�. 2i· Ai.nn t NI!, ACl!.,._.11 mile oH Route ton and +lt. tandem dt1e, 1'8w was estimated at a recc,rd 51 2 3, The knoWll. bondholders, "�!11 - 2l. llold-W1lltc0 28 '1, 30' acre, tt■etor land; 'f•room IIDUer, •�• · wagOn On rutitier \11: . bill ion including the 489 billion mortgagees, and other security house, barn, granary, 1hed, oth­ �• U·-_.,• 6 lttel tnUer, IntemaUonal m'ln· . 110 FOOT TRAILER. 3 lull oiled for American sm okers and 23 �•l'ffllf IIIU batb, Yjith auto­ er bilildiN1, Arn•· Oltal mei'I bold.en owflin&. ll(, holding 1 per f•pa I .. ,pread,r, 1Sew •lllel!' irqsp1',llf-. bil l i on for exports. cent or more or total amount of mt&lc wuhel\. Maple street, tra,cto11 and· etUIPm!ftf. Every­ Ol!h,< � .. �ipllll 7 •• platform ICOffll, 10" laddei'I, 1960 sales of cigars and cigar, bond1 m.orJ«. 11ges or ot h er secur­ Wolhl-. U, 10 � • thing goe1: llllh prke '8000.-00. bedroom IUlte, uvtnir remn aulte; , Mfddleport. Phou .· WVM480. illos may be near $7,1 60,000.000, lles are: Ohio National Bank of D.ayton J41vm...,V 8-28-6tc ALBIRT M. COX, S.ltttNn a,o dlnina room tulte, kitchen table 2 ½ per cent more than last year Coluqibu.s, Co�wnl,us, O h io. Central St. 11 Whuton 6 BOJi � PHQlilj WY� - dwn, beds. --f•L Tap, . the department said. Consumer ,6, Paraariphs 2 and 3 include . WY2'31130 encl �idelbarg 7 Oti.ri.ln , ■nd cofreti nD1e, CU JU for these product• may spending If\ cases where tbe 111lockh1>lder or Old1h01N D<!1. 15 Pitt.burgh 14 tableo, b12 wodt .,.._ hil a record of about $650 mil­ ..;_ :._ ____:_ . secUl'it)' holder appears upon the TulN 21 Hardin-Simmons 7 tllrow rqa. clla1n, rockers, deat, WANTED. TO BUY-Coal 8 or . I lion, 4 per cent 11bove 1959. books of the coqi,R_any as trustee Clnclnna11 21 North Texas St. 0 ...,, l , oouellet, picture,, d/11>'\ll 'i: '"°' Inch filrnaCti plpu. Will bu)'. 1 --.�--:' l!.'fuaa•w or In an)' other fid\Jciary relation, TUN A&M 14 Trinity (Tax,) 0 plaJu pilDO, roit., "11\1"& ma­ The Departmenl's Agriculture lu..,... I I, neeeuary, Pi\91!'1 1k - the name of the person or corpor­ ArtfanH, 7 THu Chrlttlan O chine, Nt atainlill· ltief MOi­ Research Service is experiment · 10-.1-3tc Nqnc• · filG�L ation for whom such trustee is •are, hotplate, -· .,-,g,r, ing with a new method of grow­ Bid.a wJO, be recelvad. by tbe acting; alto the statement In the Tu.., 17 Ten1 Tech 0 R.ice 10 Tulane 7 rad.lo, wuher, plllOW1, dr■J>H, ing fruit in gianl hedges. undelllliped at the QfUce■ ot parq:repbs s how the affiant's full i or J1utcom abd bundNu , of. items The· new method is based on Web■ter' •llnd Fulh, Pomel01 N• kn· owledk'e ind belief •• to the A,1.-,a St. 24 WHh, St. 21 not lilted, FOR RENT modern two be �m 1\oq■J . B�nt Bu.lldlng, Pomero)', circumstaftce11 and conditions un- Arlzona 21 Wycming 1 9 trimming rows o! fruit trees in · Lundi by WSC$ lumlshed OI' UQI\U',, 'Olilo, until • 10IB01 A. M. on Friday, dM' which stockholdet's arid secur• Air Force 32 Stanford 9 llou■e.l the same w11y �ardeners trim IIAROJ:l)'. Gl!04, Olf•�; n1abed. automatic heat, diQOIJ- ' Getobel! 14, IND, for the pur, it)' holdeN who do not appear up. Monf1ne 18 Idaho 14 t heir he d gc-s, turning each row of Buol d God.,,.,... ,4at!: a}, alll» !Mldsaped )'■rd. PIIQne ch1ile of the Bertha A. Arnott on llilill booll■ of the compan)' as Color.. 'J1 .Kan,_ St. 7 orchard trees into a square­ 10-1-Slc � Mr■• la� Web,r, rnt, e1t1te, lituat,d · hi. Let.rt 1ru1teea, hold, 1toot and securi- AnT1¥ 2t C1llfoml1 1 O cornerl'd hedge. 1 Middleport:. , , 9-3&-ek: Tawn■hlp, M11ip OluQW, Olw,, Der,ar1menl experts believe lhe tie• In I eapacity other than that Utah St. 31 D,nwr a Navy U W•hlngton 14 1 hed!".e metho d wil l increase the above Nal esllf,e' con1l1t. or I bona fid" e owner. n.e 'ftw efficiency of orchard maintenance , 'roo� rnIP� ll E two-• Be ,al o, appro»lm111tel)' seventy.four 1'- Tim! aveNa:e number of cop- Wkhlt■ 14 Monta11a St. 3 n . N. en . 20 Utth 1 7 and frui1 h ar\'csting. They report 1 ,tr acret. on wblcb there la situated ies of euh lnue or thta public&• Pbon, �21.2 c . 0� St, ff Mousten t hey. 20 hRYe adaplt> d a new fruit­ ..:. . ..,,,....�..,..- a five-room frame dwelling, tlon sold or · distribu�d. through . . COlorido St: · I Brlfham tne hedging machine for use in You.is, 7 paid Brffll.lul, Sl Nortlt, the malls or otherwise, to l'OJJ �'IJ,nt office roQIIII pruning apple and peach or• OTHER. OHIO COLLEGE ' 1 over �! Shoe Ston oa · •vbatrlbers during t h e 12 months ���Jtof, �f," U.S. Gourl, lt,. Jlll' Pofll81'4JJ, �ncf . · :t::■tl� llf Beri:b., -li.. Arnot� precedlna:. the, date shown above By Unlt•d Pron lnt•rnational chards. hwllnt Graen 21 Miami 12 S; 10, 1:t 13l was 4429. .Gt>ot, �\1'fte l'e a: 21' ft:. nbm' (t), ao; . (lo) , s, r Ob.rlln 34 t-llram O COMMUNIST REBELS SLAIN 11.ICHAllD $. OWEN wltb �I JJ! :'I: 12 ;1. l'OQID SAIGON. Viet Nam (UPI ) Sworn to and subscribed before Baldwin WallKe 21 G��•, �c1frr· t•�• (rout room. One 10i rebelR were WMtat'l'I Mlchlo,,n 21 (He) Nine Communist B1ELiFEtb; German)' UPI - m e thit 30th day of September, u..-?J. ,.1J!. with new f oor Woost-, U· Kenyon O killed in three separate engagt.1A major portion of West Ger- 1960. eoffl'lnp, Phou• WT 2-i08I. lt't,sk!ngum 36 Wlttenbutl O ments with South Vietnamese civ. �MIT Ll!HIW mans' agree that the preaence of a.s-tle ii •uards, it was reported Friday. APAln'IIENTI - .'1111Uib.. ad NATO troo1.s � Gll'pl■n soil j• My com�D' expirea Febru- Marlett• 1 4 Mount Union 6 Ashland 17 Findlay 0 The fighting took p l ace in the 1' I . ii;ekong Delta provinces. 81uffliln 32 o.n,ng 1 3 (10) 3, lie •· ..,. .a/"/ II, � . . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Hlddleport, 0 .• Oct. 3, 1980--3 '. . ' \ M,-.. ••• •• ...• •--;-"'-1-:,,.,;..•,•-�"-•-..��f:�---- .......-- . �- --�• - . ·- •• ' �, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Teams Oppose Home Boys · f.oming To Pomeroy On ·: t• ·\_) ,&; •c1a • g TO ackson .,.fl y· ackets Gom • l 1 <;, , . ,, , f �. ' \ .t\fo • > ' " ! 1 'J , Standings B r UnltN Pr... lntffftatioHI J More Relaxm " g �f ::� � "���•,u�� �lw • ., . a.. . '. G :;. P•Jrates Ready Both Ways For .· . , ., . . · reat .' ; ; ; but; tht date I'm ; . . ' '. r,i,lly l.ooking World Sen•es :;; ; /f!T'IAl<trd t.o is Vlicf.r,esday . !I 1 �-.. "' •"'' .. . .. . ,,._,a,:i,..:IJd ay . : Ottober Ith & 6th '. B.U ICK ' NEW YORK (UPI) - Manage, C'uey Stengel i, expected today to name veter.an left-�nd er WhltffJ Fo rd to &t■rt_ lhe (1nl game o f the World Serie& for the New York Y an kees against the Pittsburgh Pirates. made Ford's Stengel, who choice all but definite followin g. the Yankee11' 8-7 Sunday victory W1'th Ph1'/ly Loss j 0 CLASSIC PUMP $5.99 St8rt"--o t•meups THE SHOE BOX For or}d enes opem•ng cOlltest SAVE ON FUEL Ail liiii,-ei.:$1� BAKER and SEYfRIED .... . your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES AlmlllAnG ■ ■. . King Builde rs Suppl y Co. featuring . . Broasted Chicken IN • • • • • • • • .• . •• • •• • A m1nwich ii any ,..,.,Ind lllltlwlch Ndo wl111 Heino�, brud , , , Idell tor lunch boxu for school o, tltt ••• on tit, Job, becau,e Hlltllf'utays lrtthlr lonaer, • • • • •• • • • • • •• laod Thlnp 11 with •• H1intr'1 , , , 'CIUH • IHI wltll • •• Helftlr'I E¥tryt11in1, GHdl •• • ........................................................ .. •• 18:341 ll:00 l l :ltl l2:00 l2:30 1:00 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 3:00 3:30 t:00 4:30 5.00 0:30 6:00 e· �5 6:25 8:30 6:45 f ·t'Q Chanriei �on�o, 4:00 Make Room for Da ddy 4:30 Here'1 Hollywood steamboat Bill 1:30 Set. Pre1ton 6:00 M u1ic in the Round •:1� Jim Thaclter �bow 8:25 Weathercan t111: 8:SO News Pldutb 8: 5 Huutlc:, Brln�e:, tt�.,uli 7:00 HUckltOerty Hou nd 7:30 Riverbo at 8:;i() Bob Hop, Sh ow 9:80 Da n te I0:00 - Barbar a Stanwyck Show 10:30 Jackpot Bowling U · 00 NC"'11t ltt>••U.wu. 11:lU '.t'"athe rcalt 1 1 : 1 5 Jaelr. P aar Show 1 :00 Sign Off ,:oo ◄ r:au 8:30 9:00 10:00 Ll :00 l l : 10 · 1 : 15 1:00 Channel 3-1 uesda) 5:45 6:00 7:00 9:00 9:30 l0:00 Sign On Contine ntal Cl ass Room TOdu Welc ome Neig h bors Mr. a nd Mrs. North Dou1b Re Mi 4:00 5:30 8:00 8,8' 8:40 6:45 "1 :00 '1·30 0:30 ) 9:30 1 0 : 00 lO::-SO 1 1 :0;0 11:ID 1 1 : 15 \l:20 Jtomerira11 P,nasb"MI Captain Gallant San !l'ranelsco Beat Yo!!r Esso Repnr1,e1 We•ther Teller John D aly News Press Conference Che-�e nne Surfside Siit Adve ntures in Paradise Peter Gun n Show Ted Mack Am ateur Bout t'he News Toniebt Scanning the Weath.rSport Report Late Show Channel 8-1 uesda) 8:00 C.)rlooo Spectacular B:30 Rom per Room 9:30 Show Time ,;J.:25 Your J!:S110 Re,ortel '1:30 1 M a rried Joan Ploy Your lllrtlek Pr1ee I, llilhi Concentnl.lon Truth or Con1equence1 H C:ould Be You Mid Day New■ Movi'e tlme Woma n 's World Loretta Youn1 'fheater Younf Dr. Malone From These J!:)ota Comedy Pl11house Here 's H ollywood Steamboat Bill Woody 17,..,,ector Meet Kr. Candida.le J.irr. Thicker Sbow WeaLi'lercast Naw1 Pictur• Hun tliey-Brlnkley RePort Cannon.,,.U 1..ar11D.1e Hitchcock Present, Thriller · Rivak, the Barbarian Neww We alhe.rcut Jack Paar Sbow Si&n Of.i 2:00 llestle■11 Gun t2:30 Queen for a Day 1 :00 About Faces 1:30 Medic •� Day In Coun 2:30 The Gale Storm stuw , 3:00 Beat the Clock t:SO Who ,Do Yuu Trud 4:00 ,t.merlcan Bt.ndllAOd . 5:30 Ri n Tin 'fin 11:00 Sau !'r,.cllCG Beat 1.:30 Tnur lllalo. Reolll6:40 We a ther Teller 8:46 John C,Jy lten 7:00 United f\md Show 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 ,tl:00 L 0:30 11 :00 1 1 : 10 ll:15 I :1 :20 W orld Series Special The Rifleman Wyltt Earp Stagecoaeh West Alcoa Preaenll Open House The New, Tonight Scanni ng tbe weaUl,er Sports Report Late Show a. u. ChC111nel 13-Monda) 1:00 The Brilfhtcr o,-,, · 1:1 11 � t i,,torm ttR0 The Edlil:tt of Nllllt 5:00 The three Stooges J:00 Arb.ur J, Smith, Newt 8:15 A Look at the Wea.her 6:20 Sportsco pe 1:30 Amos 'n' AndJ '1:00 Marshall v11 Bowling Green 7 :30 To Tell 'the Truth 8:00 Pete a nd Gladys 8:30 TBA 9:00 Danny 'J'.IJomas .Show 9 ,ao "'A'i!ttf"tt11mtll"lfttow • J0:00 Hennessey 10:30 PresidenUal Cou ntdow n U:00 Newa ll: 10 A Look at the Weather U : 15 Theater 13 n.e Chanl)e1 1 3 TUe6 dQ\ 8:00 I: 13 8:00 10:00 10:30 10:32 10:4& tl:00 Jl:02 11,29 11:30 IZ:00 CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Tbeater Dece mbe r Bride Video Village ...::... ''ill a. CLEAN GAS COOKING! CURL'lf'!i £:IEGGIN' FOR N' JlM • TlfAGEIYf BY KEE.PI IJIXtfY AROUND 1 "I"ve stopped scrubbing,. stopped scouring oeoause the Burner-with-a-Brain prevents scorching and overcooking"' !'I always dreamed of owning a built-in range and when I bought mine, I made doubly 1Un1 ,, It. Wlta ot 25eua •, � U. Cam� fO. l'artk:11 CIC addUJoq, 411. Raort 4Z'. spasm. ff, Tia (oym,) -..,."ll!"'!'IP"lr.:I'� " ,..... WE COME. GET UM KEY F'OR-s'«"'1• t<ICK,I\PQO t)(l'( UUJCE CELLAR!! 11, 0rlnd, U& knife 81.. Exdama­ llon 38. Country fuUval (Eng.) 87. Latvian ,1...., 89. cuual atatement '1 , Check memo ran• dum 18. Drift l ' ' 10· wml In · DAILY CRYPTOQUorE - llme'1 how A S: Y D J. II A A X B II L O N G r ll L L O W one letter ■Imply atandl, fJOr aaotbal'. In th1a ,ampt, A .. mel tor Ute three L'a, X for the two O'-. etc. Single letter-. ...-., trophlea, the length .and formation of ta wordf are .U llmta­ Each day the code leltera ate dittermt. BOH II D Z Z H & O X.. to A o.,,.1o.,... ciaoLTV XOF :iJ K X T F , ll 8 T H 0 ' 0 B Jl K X T I', I'm SO 'SOl'_l'Y, Moth., ! It W09 oil tll/ lo.ult, x e o• B T . 0 .. , L H D Z Z - P D W N O B L H T Q Q. Redman Praises Rhodes For His Service To Ohio __ JM.,__ • ��R R ··· IT'S . COLD TODAY, IT 15 1'AK E YOUR HAN D S OUT OF YOUR POCKETS NOT·•· Nflll!P.l'd U'p To The Minute Mas·on ou nty c N·Ews · -� ' I n..s . . Daily 1O � .1 1 :55 �· I· 5· '-V:s PM wn'li NA1if�C = · · .. � rtnir�-� ._.., "f_ iµM, . I ." it wu one of the new Gae rangee. Tbsnka t,, the Burner-with-a-Brain,• I haven't h,.d • lling)e boilover or BCOrched pan llince my new Gas built-in W88 installed The new , bumem bum ao clean my pot.I and pans sparkle." a.... t No bollo..,.I The Burner-wilh-a-Braln .....i■.tee the � auto11Mdc:a1Jy to do •way witti boll..,. IDIII& Food won't J,urn or ove,ooolr:. Maba · , .., ,.. ou_lio, Then,'1 el Boll•• I- rlahi ...,. ilDMI Alway• don, H yo• UH them-and automatically, Ra", JDtdium _. well dam · -e: built-in mNi thermom• · •ter paran&e. pmi'ec4 m- -• - - ,-. ' nothlnf lllte a lame fo• eoolclql Futer at U the coot ot otlilir method& -.r� O.t tha dooiwt rookint la &IIIIIIUa MAGIC CHEF - sllNRAY - CALOJ.UC - TAPPAN VESTA - NORGE - RCA �L - ROPER ranp' tboie of- .,..._.,_ -•P Sip Thia Gold Stu · AwH• mar kl Gaa HDl■I whb t;b.e crl-t,lh • r.tur,-: amok..._ broil v cWan flom,I blarnen. �with. D-� .� __...,_ _ •1 • •u• • • •• � :--.s •• 'iill:.� brands ' . Ill>,_,_, --· _,.....,a ..,_ "IIME, ... , l oa •he,�. ..::��==============� �=!!!!!,====�� CURLY ' 28. Napped, tanned akin 29. Souree ot oupr 80. BheeP Brings You 1ht WMrO IJaily P�am Schedule rim. ...... ........, ». ' !) .. ____________ (Mo..... . F,14,r) Sign On Guest Star New• RFD News Headllne1 Breakfast Party . Picke:aa Hardware Show Breakfast Party News He,dline, Sportl Report Bre akl'Ht Partf Newa Bre..kfast Part, • News Headline■ Break.fut 1-artv New■ Break.f ast PartJ CoUee Time Swap Shop News Headllneo Morning Devotion•. Radio ll)'mnlll New, Riadllnea Coun try P ,. Fll'm Raclf' ., u , N<Y ""·· · · e. u• 11om ti. Bbadllil :tt, a......, rifft II0. 11:D, ecnurt.. Jt. l'umtab n. Kffll,. mu. N- eon,. ' riv,.. .. West Oermua -I& .&lf.lnndlv• Nply Painful JO. C2latt.er 12. Rot:iu.t · as. Food leavlnp ... ....... Saturdan Ceyptoquotet YOU HAD liO TASTID WW YOU .l4ARRIED ME-SHERIDAN. (0 IBIIO, lllDI J'-.ture■ B_ynillclw. :,:__:__ �-'-9Ued a !ltatement last week prais­ J :00 I Lofe tac, ing State Audito r James A. Rhodes 11 :30 . The Clear HorilOn for brin,ging the auditor · of state's Love of Lile t2,oo office to 2 "new pea k of efficient 11:30 search FOl' Taman.r.... and ec-onomical operation." :2,4(1 Tbe. ,i<tldlni Llgbt Redman said Rhodes has u tilized Life ol Riley 1 :00 efficie n cy producing tool• · o( the 1:3() Al, the Wotld TUrnl modern age, keeping 11ace, or 2 :00 Full Cirele poinleil lhe way, "in utili.tJnt mo�:80 Hmue Part.J d ern methods." 8:00 The M.llHon al� E. C. Redman, Certified Public 9:30 Verd.let b YOUtl "A baeklog of 50.000 unpaid Attountant at Columbus, Ohio, i• vo uchers rema ined to be cleared l:OI> T. IJ.e wtghter 1.1t11 ,:ts �J Storm up when he took offi�e," Redman .i.dae of NiRbi ' said of Rhode&.. "i;bia, .,,.., do ne, ' · � ,��er prONd\lre Waa restor- ,h . �- 9-- > "- ··- · ·· ·. dbfaCWTen t basis." �- Ht J. Smitll �1:W A wot at the Weather Ke also said "Iha& !t?.odes cle a n- · ' · 5:20 Sportscope ed ·UP a ln1r.klo 1' of hlttJdteds of Andy and Amos 6:30 a udi�&, and updated a baek, 7:30 Adven tu te Rall of Fame ,Jog of u11c11�h ed lllllte checks strel• 8:30 Do bie Gillis ched back 23 yea rs." 8 30 Holl of Fame 9:00 Tom Ewell Shop, He said llhmtp,;' pl an for promipt 9 : 30 Red Skelton Show httnd ling of dilicllunt and travel 10:00 Th e Garry Moo re Show es.pense vouchers '!avcl! ·the state U:00 1 1 O'clock Ne,ws tbousatlds of dollars 'Iler year for 1 1 : 10 A Look at the W eather PfOmpt payment of ·bills, and av• 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 erta finilll('ia) hardship on slate employees, th at Ohio 's credit rat­ ing has improved as a remit o f modern methods. 12:30 Just For You Hr. Redman said "Rhodf's was 1 : 00 New1 Headllnet the first aud itor to obtain enough , 1 :02 Just For You money from the OQio J .. ,,.-islature 1:30 News to repay to Ohio oountie-s money 1:30 Juat i'or ,ou d ue them for crimin al pr oC'eedings . · • "" · • 2;00 camng on Pt. Plea11nt in the state's name ." He aaid "This 3:00 News Headline■ a ided counUes financially and im• 1:02 Kudc Go Round proved state-co unty relations.'' 1:30 News .. 1:35 Music Go Rc;nmd l'JUDY ltf. 11,Ust&:A 4:00 News HeadUnea pAJUI, (ltJP.f) - Twetfe Cuban ; 4:09. Mule Go Round � ud t9tai � h'"1 Fridq niJht fo1 : . ;IYe ea&II 4· Local Ne'WI -� at MOICOW, Uni• ' _Y , 4:35 Muaic Go Round v��51'Y 'PM_ •� w.ifl take � · 11:00 B■.Hball Scom CIVJC adai.iDiltntiona courses and, i _& tt,..,t . 5:C, Mualc Go Round recei,:e, on.tla.e.jo�- trauun, ai a� • 1 5:30 News Headlin• prenlp.te) !lintie• p.veriiment em5:31 Jit:11Rlc GO Round pl oy� 111 .....ID', �d. f 5:45 Comptete 'Newl Ri'lund-up J ,. ' fJ:00 Crow • Steak HOUH-8ouJKI ti • llll, 'WlcK� . ol .., ll0'1 M"!!!.. 8:30 Me"'WI Heldlln• (Vl'Q Gen. '. " (;o91mander 88:32 E\ieiiiq• tnterludl La ' -..1 'ff f 7:00 News Budllll• , , � I� .-il !tf"1 1 fiuiti � wul!illa/ a vaca, '1:02 �•n&nl ID� on Ito �•H..., Gorman, � t\ la · . 7:30, New■ Bu411ri.,' . · .ft BY,; � Mu n ich's U. S, Ar!JlY. [ • .. 0 'I:� Sundo"Q, ......... hosp� rtld'3 tit ' ,...,i,iin<fl ,, UNI SIP ---- WHTN-TV Channel 13 10,ao �. cr1nlrlf4 c 1W1C1 :lHria. 41, 0f1Uy I. MtM!il . 4t. MGlher-ot' , nrnatq. • • pearl ' aate 11. Be nol.u., fatlvt 1. Stull 12. Proepero'1 2. Recpntrln apirlt Mlll ll. lewtah Le CJel1laftne month 4. Tbroul!I 2f. Journey 6. ctty tnla Penonal GNl&Na pronoun T. Openinp U. rood tlsO 1....,1 17. Lar1• Jackknlfa worm , 18. LNve or awta ,ukkly 9. .,\,pea f#WII) (■la,ns') 2:2. Qu.i•t .1g_ BuUdinl'23.Bhlp'o odditlono dock H,The Britlll. WCHS-TV Channel 8 Channel 8 - Monday 1:58 t:00 l;J.a .,80 f:00 '1:02 7:30 7:"5 · 8:00 B:02 8:00 8:30 8:35 Q!OO lt;O'l P:SO D:� 10:00 lD:15 RESTAURANT '::_ Pomeroy . ,, Season Since '53 Up For Opener . st __]Jm . Again � TI Circle's '$ 1�ttnar's ., �:;� ;:�;:; •Ml :: :·;;�;: DAILY CROSSWORD· '4, T&lll TELEV ISION GU IDI WSAZ-TV Channet 3 d Rot>'. , . I y Blahch"d Hid Whiley had ,. m uch stutr he couldn't hold it. " PH11.AOILPH14 UPI - Th• . �ord pitched ttie fifth and ,ixth Cincinnati RN, 9ftclecl their �n n mgs a1�uw>l tbe Red Sox, yiel dw worst INMII 1lnce, lffl here , mg two htt.s, walking one batte r Sunday H th• Phllaclelphla Phlls and striking out o ne. COLUMBUS UPI - Th e Buck- d.t.■ted ttt.... 6,.1 for ttt. luf. He has started a record 12 eye o Ohio State, wlth two in• t plaq Phi l• third at n l lht win !! r World Series g am es and has a 5-4 te rsectional wirui u nder thell\> belt.a aYer the vl1itor1. mark in 11eries competlti,;m. An )Olis h up this week for their Big A1 ttM a■1on endecl the Redt l odd ity is th at he never ha 5 won a By U nited Pr"• lnt.,.n.tiona l d ay again l ll l l ame away f m 10 Yankee n , ;,:: �n� �l � l=�i::: D l ,'; �•��:�;: , ;�� ro �.,! � ;:;;:i m:%,"t�e��·• �':,"�,�:�•':'t,?:; ::: :�;;1� ;�,'��,:�.":,�����;��.: :' he Buck eyes uined so ul-satis• ; bu rvh, Not •� 1953 .... tM -------tended a 19 games a fter a eom e • lntad, aald he will make the orfiC incinnati club a..t IO many fymg reveng e last Saturday as Pro FootlNH Rflulh J up- clal ann o un,e!n e n t at noon EDT, from-behind vietory ag ain.!! th ey t h umped th e Trojan& of .."'"1 nor Mffl so low In tta. Nationtl Footb.111 LHvu• se t mi n ded Kansas, sho u ld find following an boor-and-a-hair workNatlonel LNgua •t•ndl,..... Sout he rn California, 20-0, ( or last th eir .situation a hit mo re ralax- ou� al Y ankee Stadium . The Yo n- Baltl mo rt 42 Chic:69G 7 In 195 1 fh• Red, tHI 37 ,e.,on's 17-0 d efeat a< the h an ds ing this Sat u,day when they face ke,. "e ,acheduled lo fly lo Pitts- Cle n l,nd 21 Pitt...,,.h 20 game, and were sixth place. a.. of the West Coast sq uad. i, New York 35 St. Lou 1 4 bUJ'lh on a 3 p.m. pla ne . a weak Hol)' Cross eleven. t wnn then and now tQ club As th e pu nd its have put it sat. Gr..n B1y 28 Detroit 9 W hile Syracu1e is an overIt loo k FOT'd o nly two inni g llnll-hticl third once. fourth twice ' urday s win was th a t or a man '."" he lming cholce to c ontinue along Sunday to convince Stengel, ;h� S•n F nnd&co 13, Lot Angeln 9 ' an d fifth thr.. tl met. from Troy o v er men of Troy. its rosy pa th other m ajor powers �ad been wreatli ng with the ques;;; Buckey� fullback Bob Ferg u son, 1 ;;;.;;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a.;;a., American f ootball LNgue who were victimized by upsets tl on of 18 first.game starterfor the LOI who h ails fr om Troy, Ohio car- / BLACK SUEDE Antal•• 24 Buffelo 10 Sat urday will be seeking to l a.al week. ried for a ll thre e Ohio touchDenver 31 Oikland 14 ilraig hten themselves o ut this _ "Rlght now, I've got to say Ford dow ns on runs of 74, 19, a nd 1 N•w York 37 Da l las 35 week. Included in thia revenge• is my beet pitche r an d m y likely yards. 1 min d ed gro up -�----W11hlngto n, sta rter o n Wednesda ,, sa ' d are ca s Heel With Notre D a me, Piltsburgh, North- "I thought Ralph /� , But Fergu11on wasn 't the whole ,PHILS H IRE LEMON rry was : ,· Lifetime Guarantee we 1te rn an d Georgi a Tech. 'Helt pitcher for the last three PHILADEL PHIA UP l - Bob sh ow. Quarterback Tom Matte Syracuse's defendi ng natio nal weeks o f the sea110n . Bk�t I was Lemon, winner o f 207 maj o r league wa :. maste rful at maneu vering the N and M Widths champi o ns, rated No. l in the more th a n enth . i U6last c a..,,,ut Ford games · for the Cleveland tndians Buc b , whil e such players 85 flnt weekly balloting of the Unit - Su nda and the ca tc her John ny hill bee n appointed a coach wit h Bill German, Mike Ingram, Tom Y ed Prliu lntern1tion al board of the Phila delphia Phillies. The P h ils Per d ue a nd Sam Tid more on de· I coaches, scored a touchdown in also anno un ced that coaches An dy fense an d Ch uck Bry ant on the the fi nal period to beat fifth• · 1 Co hen and Ken Silvestri will not offense did yoe m an service. JnJJ' ranked Kansas, 14-7. be back ne xt yea r_ MIDDLEl'ORT, OHIO ItEAD THE WANT ADS Third-ranked W ashington • last · , STAKES LIST FILLED ye ar 8 Rose Bowl chtmpion and w s • NEW YORK UPI - A total of conaidered a sh oo-in for the Big .19 juvenil es have been entered for Five title, w18 upended by Navy, the 38th running of the $Ml,OOO 15-H, on a 32-yard fielel ,:oal by add e d Cowdin Sla kes at Be lmont Greg Mather with 14 seconds re· Park today. Th e luke warm over· · mammg m the game . The Huskiea flllJDYWARM AII IIEAffll9 night choices a re Roving M i n stre l ' will aim to ta ke reve nge on un• pITTS BUR GH UPI - Th e p robGarw and ol. AT ITS der-par Sta n ford. ltS T WITH abl e starting lin e ups for the fin!' W 88 h rngt o n's loss ty pified 8 day ga me of the ' 1960 Worl d Se ri e s r•-;;;;;;-;:-;.a;;;;:;;;;;a;.;. ;;;;.·.;·..;;;;= · ..;' or frustration for West Co11t Wed nesday, Oct. 5: teams, as So u lhcrn Ca lifornia got N- York Plttsbvrgh sl ugged by Ohi o State 20-0 · the K bek Cl moli, cf ,..,NTEI Al CONDmDIIE Air Fo rce Aea demy ' tro�nced Lopn:, " ' IfH Sklnn.r, If Stanford, 32_9,. Army topped Cal · • Marls, rf ,• Com...... .,.......... •Ip Clemente, rf fornla, :2-6- lO, an d Arizon a Sl. U,. Mantle, cf Stu,rt, lb • '4utlfli •ltl powof11\ .,111 lloww' NEW and USED allpped pa&t Washington SL, 24·2.l . Berra, c 1 Smith c • ....- "' '¥1111 "" ..... Notre Dame, pegged a, one of Skowron, 1b Hoak,' 3b , the nation·, leading independents, Mc0 1ald, 2b Mlluradil, 2b 1• hilly, •lltlr lttslalld ' fell before a '1 ·19 onslaughl at Richardson, 3b G,oaf, " the hands of P urdue on Sa turday. Ford, p Law, p The Jri.1h hope to ge t back In UM pire1 - Bo gge ss (NL), plate; is week agi1in1Jl t North Steve ns (AL), 1 8 ; Jackowski (NL), Phone WY-2-3794 Phone \l'Y-2-3748 Day or Evening c ;��fi n�� 28; Chylak (AL), 3B; Landes (NL) POMEROY, OHIO Bradb ury Rold Mlddleporl RD 1 Pittsb u rgh was upset by Okla- and Ho noc h ick (AL), foul lin es. homa, 15-14, iht secon d one-point loH of the se ason. The Panthers, who have the material and ability for high stature, try o nce more against Mi ami on Sat urday. The F1 orida te am is a so lid o ne , havIng filled its one pre-season wetk spot wit h the showing of 1oproEddi e Joh ns a t quarter:��� Sixt h ra n ked No rthwestern, · Iow a , 42-0, hopes to startled by aet even ag aln1t ]ljlnnesota , a 42-0 lctor over Indit.n1, and ninthra11k ed Georgia Tech, 1 laat-minute victim to Flori da, 18-17, hopes the ho me ad va ntage is on Its side th l11 week against Lo u isi&n■ State. Th e Big 10 lac es • full sched ul e of conference matche11 with P u rdue pl aylng a t Wisconsin, fourth• ranked lllln ols meeting sevenlhranke d O h io State and eighth• r11nked Iowa tackling Michigan State. AmMlun LMIY9 . , ,.:n.:..•.1 15 Class AA f':)Otball p�we�s U:ng_le with lbe �ty . w. L. PCt. Ga U1,1JJT , league Fnday night, Galltpohs conung to Porn" 97 . New Yo rk : :� 8 fliOr.l ta.king the road to Jackson. 1Baltimore :; 1 !165 ea,y winners with G•ll1polis lo win lhe lille , Chi go 10 6 . Ill ce ' -r e v o victor 32-0, easy, an lait Frida}' night, wai, , - •� � e i t on o �; .'::: � �==�/�;�on �� ��� :.:�•� m���ti;n� �: i,!"! 71 83 .46) 26 De tro it will d n a need J.w.cUOn in em th ch a Co 1n.st a itWfil: t�l\fl aa: 65 89 .422 32 Bo6ton •, boy1, who exten ded the every horse runnin g at tull De rby Kansa� City 58 il6 .377 39 , B\llldoa• to their 5�ed to s tay in th e sam e p ark Rew l t. Sunday's with the tronmen, -- � :Wtnnl{11 here, 14--0. 0, Chluf0 4 . 1nd t . c1, , U O<hedo cot gomea ri nd Ru and' ·,�!'•c.tilly co•favofites Re� De vils entertai ning Cha u nc ey Ba ltl more 2 Wath ln1ton 1 7 I � which .h as bee n everybody ·11 foot- New Yark Botton -. •, KenMs C ity 2 Detroit 1 • ,ii; • • • , 'l mat this season, a nd aho ul d taste . I ''• 1, , _ SMurd1y'• RHU ltt mo re o( the �am e when_,it r.urui mto C�ach . Jim Vennari s tl ll !! - llaltl mo,. 3 Wethington 2 New York 3 Bolton t bo u nd Devils. E astern, lose.r last week Lo ,1 Cleql ■nd 9 Chlc1go I i lltrong The Plami team ,. tra �els l a Detroit 6 Kansa City , (nll!ht) Netlonail L..gue H1 n nan Trac e of Gallia co un ty W. L. Pct. GB with �eal. hopes of ge tti ng back on Pitt,bargh 95 '9 .617 the winning �rack. 88 66 .571 7 Elsewhere in the SEOAL Logan Milwau kee 86 68 .558 9 trave l! to Athens and Mel Ad amA is St. Lo u is 82 72 .532 13 Jil ely to heir the Logan wolf pack Los A nge lea soun d i ng off a 1ittle closer to h is Sa n Francisco 79 75 JH 3 16 67 87 .43!5 27 heels. Wellston, 0- 1, will battle Cincinnat i . o 69 94 .390 35 Chic.ag ti o with Nelsonvill e , alao 0 1, f r th $9 1)5 .3l3 38 right to climb out of the !eae u.J J>hiladel phia baseme n t wit h Mldd lepo�l an d J Sund• r'• ulh Pomeroy. Plltol,u� '•" 9 Mllw,··•" ..,.. 5 Logan, t houg h 42- 14 winner 11''er Phll•de l phl■ 6 C incinnati 1 Nelaonville , isn ' t e itpected lo put Lo■ An .. ln 4 Chlc:.etci 3 Alh ens tu the teat that th e Pan- l•n Francisco I St, Louis 2 lben dld . We llaton 32·0 loser to S1tunfay'1 Results J•. ckso.n, will be m . eeting Nelso n- Pltt-.._u,i "' h 7 MllwaukH �• VI 11 e m th e fnori'.es role . , Phll•delphl• 7 Cincinnati 3 The Pant hers .will be facing the S.n Francisco 7 St. Lou is 2 greatest c�Jl ect1on of br! akawa1 Chlcato 10 Los Anool H 1 14 in( backs see n in th e SEOAL m ma n)' nlnn i, n tght ) ye1n when Charl ey Stobart makflti ··• his debut in the Panth er stadium F lnel M■ l or Leanue Lee.a-Fri·day n Ig ht · -•• Nation•! LHgiN Jn Bill Conley, P a ul Evans Ji.R d Dinny Howard, Stobart has 1iu Pl■ yar I Club G. Al R. H, Pct 25, 138 573 11, 85 lM ·3 averagi n g 175 pounds}, ,peed ,Ev- Groat , Pill.I. . 44 6 JU 323 an�, Conley), and a co m petent La rker, L A. 133 0 paner in Dick Roderick, who Mays, S. F. I� �90 107 190 '.a19 worke d the aerlal arm to adva n- Clmnte . Pitt. 144 570 89 17U · ..314 n.. Boyer, Sl.L. l"'t ••2 1n:11 - 188 ..:>\n t■ge agai nst M·1ddteport· .. Ui,I Moon , L. A. 136 469 '14 140 .299 -----. A dcock , Mil. 138 514 ' M 1&3 ' 298 . . ( , Ceped a , S.F. HH 569 8 1 169 .297 Rob'son, Cin 139 '64 88 138 aD'l Wills , L. A. 148 518 73 152 : 290 American Le..,.. Run nela, Bos 143 528 80 100 320 S�l th, Chi. 142 536 80 169 :auJ Mm m,o, Chi. lM 591 09 UM 3 1 1 Sko 'on, N.Y . 148 538 83 166 ·9rv,, ,......, K.u en n, Cl e. 128 474 65 l46 .308 44 PITTSBURGH UPI - Dan ny S1even, Chl. 127 4 87 131 290 Murta u g h pronounced his Pitts­ Rob'son, Bal , 152 593 74 175 :294 burgh Pirates ready "both men• Fran cna , Cle 1'1? 544 M IG9 _ 282 1 50 606 M 175 .280 tally and physicully" today and Fo x, Chi. pr omi■ed th at the New York Yan• Power, Cle. 147 57a 69 167 _ 288 kee1 "won't ,care" them In th e AAprmte, Cle 121 462 ·M .. 133 • •.. ..a 288 '! ;. , , .- .� , · . '. . ' . ....n ,.7 J"'t ... · ' Werld Serie■ opening in Forbea WUl'fns, K.C. f'""" , , ._,., , · ,,... •. ' ··t "' Flflld Wednesday, Runt a.ttec1 11'1 ,1 , ' ' .,_: 011u ' ' ""We don't ■care an d we don't Amerl�,. Le-,u•: Marla, Ya nti /. ,�� , , � ' , panic," said Murtaug h , who led l 12; Mmoao, White !0:1 11)6 · the Pir ates to their first National Wert� Red Sox 103 ; Lemon , Sen '. l,ealilue pennant In 33 year■, "We at ors 100; Gentlle, Orioles, 96, , . · ,: 4 , . r ju■t go out there every day and National L..1ue: Aaron , Braves aet the Job done." 126. M a th e ws, 8111. ve■ 124· Banks He refu»ed to pre d ict a Pirate Oubs 1 1 7 : Maya, Glanta 1 08• '. ' Boy World Serles tri u mph, excusing er, Carda 97. ,.,' himself on that sco re "becau1t we Home Run■ h,a ven't llee n the Yan lcee1 play Amerlcen L e a I u •• Manlle ■Ince spri ng tr aining." Ya nka 40; Marls, Yanb 39; Lem : "But then," he grinned, "they on, Senator, 38; Colavito Tiger8 SNIAL WINI TOURNIY h1v e n't aeen u■ either." 35; Killebrew, Seoators 3i. WHEN THE '81 When Murta ugh heard t h a t HOT SPRINGS, Va. UPI - Sam­ N•tlon•I L..gue: Binks CUbe: my Sn ea d, from nearby While man a ger C.uey Stengel of the 41; Aaron, Drives 40; Mathews Ya nkees w.11 lean ing toward Whit• Braves 38; Boy Su lphur Sprin,:11, W. V1., shot a er, C.ardi ;j'2 . ey Ford , long New York'• clutch lour u nder par 67 Su nday to win lnson, Reda 3 1 . hurl e r, lo pltch the opening game, the eighth annu1l Homcatead pro­ Pltch ln1 he 1111d he wa■n't too coneerned am invitation a l goU to urnament Am •rlc:.e ll L .. 1ue1 C o I t e 11 AND abo ut lho Y1 n kee ■ta rter, a nd ad­ Yan k1 13-3 ; Brown, Orlolei 12-5.' an d a flnt prize of $2&0.00. ded that Vernon Law would be Baumann, Wh ite Sox 13-ft- Pierce' hl■ flrst game pitcher with Bob Wh Ile Sox 14-7; Fornleies Red Jo'riend going In the second game. Sox 1 0-&. "Alter those two I have n 't any Ne tl•n•I L • • I II e: Mc Daniel pllchlng pl ans tor the third a■me Cards J2-f; Brorllo, C.rda 21, (!!) ,ON D1SPLAY 9: in New York on Saturda,y ." Law, Pira te■ 2(HI; Sp ahn , Bravff' AT 21- 10; B uhl, Brave11 18-8 . 218 E. Malit SI. IRISH LOIi TWO Pomeroy Ohio SOUnt BEND, I nd. UPI _ The o,.n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Notre Dime football team wlll be Prot.11lont l Standlnt• withou t th e ae rvlces of halrback Amtrlcen FotUta ll LNtye ' . Ued M ack in d end Jack Power tor IHtern DM1IM the re■t of the aea■on becau1e of W L Pct PP' PA inJurlet , Mack, who Injured hi• New York 3 1 .7GO J UI ao rly:ht knee In l11.tt Saturday's Hou ■ton 2 1 .867 88 64 111me ae alnst Purdue, also was B!)tton 1 .a; .333 38 DO aidellned last year with an injur4td, Buf lato 1 3 .250 47 78 ',) left k nee. Western Dlvl ■ len Den ver 3 1 .7H 90, 73 Be1ullful Organ Musk ' DtllH 2 2 .DOI) 10ft: 7' Lo■ Angele, 2 2 .DOG 73 M Oakla nd I 3 .UO N l lD '' Netlont l FootMII L..,..,. •' IHtern DM1len � \. ', W · L Pct Pf PA '' Cleve land 2 0 1000 69 ff New York 2 O 1000 56 J3 St. Lo u l1 1 l .500 . &7 58 Pillsburah I 1 .500 Ni 08 Philadelphia 1 1 .300 Dt H Wuhl neton .000 o 20 t I Treature the memorlea of fam­ We1ten1 DM1lon , lly happiness - - - - - - - - - - - - and Ba ltimore 2 O 1000 62 7 happiness always comea when Green Bay 1 1 JIDO .f2 28 the family eala out. .&oo 32 30 San Francisco 1 1 Chic ago 1 l .600 24 M • Wonderful Food Detroit O l .000 9 28 • Superb Service Dallas O 2 ,000 0,3 62 • Friendly Almoaphere Los Angele■ O 2 .000 SO ,e • twvu.• r h Syracuse Should F'IDd ThiS eek Stengel Leadin� To�ar�Ford For Starting P1tching Role Se Oct. 3, 1960--� • . -., -- �, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Teams Oppose Home Boys · f.oming To Pomeroy On ·: t• ·\_) ,&; •c1a • g TO ackson .,.fl y· ackets Gom • l 1 <;, , . ,, , f �. ' \ .t\fo • > ' " ! 1 'J , Standings B r UnltN Pr... lntffftatioHI J More Relaxm " g �f ::� � "���•,u�� �lw • ., . a.. . '. G :;. P•Jrates Ready Both Ways For .· . , ., . . · reat .' ; ; ; but; tht date I'm ; . . ' '. r,i,lly l.ooking World Sen•es :;; ; /f!T'IAl<trd t.o is Vlicf.r,esday . !I 1 �-.. "' •"'' .. . .. . ,,._,a,:i,..:IJd ay . : Ottober Ith & 6th '. B.U ICK ' NEW YORK (UPI) - Manage, C'uey Stengel i, expected today to name veter.an left-�nd er WhltffJ Fo rd to &t■rt_ lhe (1nl game o f the World Serie& for the New York Y an kees against the Pittsburgh Pirates. made Ford's Stengel, who choice all but definite followin g. the Yankee11' 8-7 Sunday victory W1'th Ph1'/ly Loss j 0 CLASSIC PUMP $5.99 St8rt"--o t•meups THE SHOE BOX For or}d enes opem•ng cOlltest SAVE ON FUEL Ail liiii,-ei.:$1� BAKER and SEYfRIED .... . your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES AlmlllAnG ■ ■. . King Builde rs Suppl y Co. featuring . . Broasted Chicken IN • • • • • • • • .• . •• • •• • A m1nwich ii any ,..,.,Ind lllltlwlch Ndo wl111 Heino�, brud , , , Idell tor lunch boxu for school o, tltt ••• on tit, Job, becau,e Hlltllf'utays lrtthlr lonaer, • • • • •• • • • • • •• laod Thlnp 11 with •• H1intr'1 , , , 'CIUH • IHI wltll • •• Helftlr'I E¥tryt11in1, GHdl •• • ........................................................ .. •• 18:341 ll:00 l l :ltl l2:00 l2:30 1:00 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 3:00 3:30 t:00 4:30 5.00 0:30 6:00 e· �5 6:25 8:30 6:45 f ·t'Q Chanriei �on�o, 4:00 Make Room for Da ddy 4:30 Here'1 Hollywood steamboat Bill 1:30 Set. Pre1ton 6:00 M u1ic in the Round •:1� Jim Thaclter �bow 8:25 Weathercan t111: 8:SO News Pldutb 8: 5 Huutlc:, Brln�e:, tt�.,uli 7:00 HUckltOerty Hou nd 7:30 Riverbo at 8:;i() Bob Hop, Sh ow 9:80 Da n te I0:00 - Barbar a Stanwyck Show 10:30 Jackpot Bowling U · 00 NC"'11t ltt>••U.wu. 11:lU '.t'"athe rcalt 1 1 : 1 5 Jaelr. P aar Show 1 :00 Sign Off ,:oo ◄ r:au 8:30 9:00 10:00 Ll :00 l l : 10 · 1 : 15 1:00 Channel 3-1 uesda) 5:45 6:00 7:00 9:00 9:30 l0:00 Sign On Contine ntal Cl ass Room TOdu Welc ome Neig h bors Mr. a nd Mrs. North Dou1b Re Mi 4:00 5:30 8:00 8,8' 8:40 6:45 "1 :00 '1·30 0:30 ) 9:30 1 0 : 00 lO::-SO 1 1 :0;0 11:ID 1 1 : 15 \l:20 Jtomerira11 P,nasb"MI Captain Gallant San !l'ranelsco Beat Yo!!r Esso Repnr1,e1 We•ther Teller John D aly News Press Conference Che-�e nne Surfside Siit Adve ntures in Paradise Peter Gun n Show Ted Mack Am ateur Bout t'he News Toniebt Scanning the Weath.rSport Report Late Show Channel 8-1 uesda) 8:00 C.)rlooo Spectacular B:30 Rom per Room 9:30 Show Time ,;J.:25 Your J!:S110 Re,ortel '1:30 1 M a rried Joan Ploy Your lllrtlek Pr1ee I, llilhi Concentnl.lon Truth or Con1equence1 H C:ould Be You Mid Day New■ Movi'e tlme Woma n 's World Loretta Youn1 'fheater Younf Dr. Malone From These J!:)ota Comedy Pl11house Here 's H ollywood Steamboat Bill Woody 17,..,,ector Meet Kr. Candida.le J.irr. Thicker Sbow WeaLi'lercast Naw1 Pictur• Hun tliey-Brlnkley RePort Cannon.,,.U 1..ar11D.1e Hitchcock Present, Thriller · Rivak, the Barbarian Neww We alhe.rcut Jack Paar Sbow Si&n Of.i 2:00 llestle■11 Gun t2:30 Queen for a Day 1 :00 About Faces 1:30 Medic •� Day In Coun 2:30 The Gale Storm stuw , 3:00 Beat the Clock t:SO Who ,Do Yuu Trud 4:00 ,t.merlcan Bt.ndllAOd . 5:30 Ri n Tin 'fin 11:00 Sau !'r,.cllCG Beat 1.:30 Tnur lllalo. Reolll6:40 We a ther Teller 8:46 John C,Jy lten 7:00 United f\md Show 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 ,tl:00 L 0:30 11 :00 1 1 : 10 ll:15 I :1 :20 W orld Series Special The Rifleman Wyltt Earp Stagecoaeh West Alcoa Preaenll Open House The New, Tonight Scanni ng tbe weaUl,er Sports Report Late Show a. u. ChC111nel 13-Monda) 1:00 The Brilfhtcr o,-,, · 1:1 11 � t i,,torm ttR0 The Edlil:tt of Nllllt 5:00 The three Stooges J:00 Arb.ur J, Smith, Newt 8:15 A Look at the Wea.her 6:20 Sportsco pe 1:30 Amos 'n' AndJ '1:00 Marshall v11 Bowling Green 7 :30 To Tell 'the Truth 8:00 Pete a nd Gladys 8:30 TBA 9:00 Danny 'J'.IJomas .Show 9 ,ao "'A'i!ttf"tt11mtll"lfttow • J0:00 Hennessey 10:30 PresidenUal Cou ntdow n U:00 Newa ll: 10 A Look at the Weather U : 15 Theater 13 n.e Chanl)e1 1 3 TUe6 dQ\ 8:00 I: 13 8:00 10:00 10:30 10:32 10:4& tl:00 Jl:02 11,29 11:30 IZ:00 CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Tbeater Dece mbe r Bride Video Village ...::... ''ill a. CLEAN GAS COOKING! CURL'lf'!i £:IEGGIN' FOR N' JlM • TlfAGEIYf BY KEE.PI IJIXtfY AROUND 1 "I"ve stopped scrubbing,. stopped scouring oeoause the Burner-with-a-Brain prevents scorching and overcooking"' !'I always dreamed of owning a built-in range and when I bought mine, I made doubly 1Un1 ,, It. Wlta ot 25eua •, � U. Cam� fO. l'artk:11 CIC addUJoq, 411. Raort 4Z'. spasm. ff, Tia (oym,) -..,."ll!"'!'IP"lr.:I'� " ,..... WE COME. GET UM KEY F'OR-s'«"'1• t<ICK,I\PQO t)(l'( UUJCE CELLAR!! 11, 0rlnd, U& knife 81.. Exdama­ llon 38. Country fuUval (Eng.) 87. Latvian ,1...., 89. cuual atatement '1 , Check memo ran• dum 18. Drift l ' ' 10· wml In · DAILY CRYPTOQUorE - llme'1 how A S: Y D J. II A A X B II L O N G r ll L L O W one letter ■Imply atandl, fJOr aaotbal'. In th1a ,ampt, A .. mel tor Ute three L'a, X for the two O'-. etc. Single letter-. ...-., trophlea, the length .and formation of ta wordf are .U llmta­ Each day the code leltera ate dittermt. BOH II D Z Z H & O X.. to A o.,,.1o.,... ciaoLTV XOF :iJ K X T F , ll 8 T H 0 ' 0 B Jl K X T I', I'm SO 'SOl'_l'Y, Moth., ! It W09 oil tll/ lo.ult, x e o• B T . 0 .. , L H D Z Z - P D W N O B L H T Q Q. Redman Praises Rhodes For His Service To Ohio __ JM.,__ • ��R R ··· IT'S . COLD TODAY, IT 15 1'AK E YOUR HAN D S OUT OF YOUR POCKETS NOT·•· Nflll!P.l'd U'p To The Minute Mas·on ou nty c N·Ews · -� ' I n..s . . Daily 1O � .1 1 :55 �· I· 5· '-V:s PM wn'li NA1if�C = · · .. � rtnir�-� ._.., "f_ iµM, . I ." it wu one of the new Gae rangee. Tbsnka t,, the Burner-with-a-Brain,• I haven't h,.d • lling)e boilover or BCOrched pan llince my new Gas built-in W88 installed The new , bumem bum ao clean my pot.I and pans sparkle." a.... t No bollo..,.I The Burner-wilh-a-Braln .....i■.tee the � auto11Mdc:a1Jy to do •way witti boll..,. IDIII& Food won't J,urn or ove,ooolr:. Maba · , .., ,.. ou_lio, Then,'1 el Boll•• I- rlahi ...,. ilDMI Alway• don, H yo• UH them-and automatically, Ra", JDtdium _. well dam · -e: built-in mNi thermom• · •ter paran&e. pmi'ec4 m- -• - - ,-. ' nothlnf lllte a lame fo• eoolclql Futer at U the coot ot otlilir method& -.r� O.t tha dooiwt rookint la &IIIIIIUa MAGIC CHEF - sllNRAY - CALOJ.UC - TAPPAN VESTA - NORGE - RCA �L - ROPER ranp' tboie of- .,..._.,_ -•P Sip Thia Gold Stu · AwH• mar kl Gaa HDl■I whb t;b.e crl-t,lh • r.tur,-: amok..._ broil v cWan flom,I blarnen. �with. D-� .� __...,_ _ •1 • •u• • • •• � :--.s •• 'iill:.� brands ' . Ill>,_,_, --· _,.....,a ..,_ "IIME, ... , l oa •he,�. ..::��==============� �=!!!!!,====�� CURLY ' 28. Napped, tanned akin 29. Souree ot oupr 80. BheeP Brings You 1ht WMrO IJaily P�am Schedule rim. ...... ........, ». ' !) .. ____________ (Mo..... . F,14,r) Sign On Guest Star New• RFD News Headllne1 Breakfast Party . Picke:aa Hardware Show Breakfast Party News He,dline, Sportl Report Bre akl'Ht Partf Newa Bre..kfast Part, • News Headline■ Break.fut 1-artv New■ Break.f ast PartJ CoUee Time Swap Shop News Headllneo Morning Devotion•. Radio ll)'mnlll New, Riadllnea Coun try P ,. Fll'm Raclf' ., u , N<Y ""·· · · e. u• 11om ti. Bbadllil :tt, a......, rifft II0. 11:D, ecnurt.. Jt. l'umtab n. Kffll,. mu. N- eon,. ' riv,.. .. West Oermua -I& .&lf.lnndlv• Nply Painful JO. C2latt.er 12. Rot:iu.t · as. Food leavlnp ... ....... Saturdan Ceyptoquotet YOU HAD liO TASTID WW YOU .l4ARRIED ME-SHERIDAN. (0 IBIIO, lllDI J'-.ture■ B_ynillclw. :,:__:__ �-'-9Ued a !ltatement last week prais­ J :00 I Lofe tac, ing State Audito r James A. Rhodes 11 :30 . The Clear HorilOn for brin,ging the auditor · of state's Love of Lile t2,oo office to 2 "new pea k of efficient 11:30 search FOl' Taman.r.... and ec-onomical operation." :2,4(1 Tbe. ,i<tldlni Llgbt Redman said Rhodes has u tilized Life ol Riley 1 :00 efficie n cy producing tool• · o( the 1:3() Al, the Wotld TUrnl modern age, keeping 11ace, or 2 :00 Full Cirele poinleil lhe way, "in utili.tJnt mo�:80 Hmue Part.J d ern methods." 8:00 The M.llHon al� E. C. Redman, Certified Public 9:30 Verd.let b YOUtl "A baeklog of 50.000 unpaid Attountant at Columbus, Ohio, i• vo uchers rema ined to be cleared l:OI> T. IJ.e wtghter 1.1t11 ,:ts �J Storm up when he took offi�e," Redman .i.dae of NiRbi ' said of Rhode&.. "i;bia, .,,.., do ne, ' · � ,��er prONd\lre Waa restor- ,h . �- 9-- > "- ··- · ·· ·. dbfaCWTen t basis." �- Ht J. Smitll �1:W A wot at the Weather Ke also said "Iha& !t?.odes cle a n- · ' · 5:20 Sportscope ed ·UP a ln1r.klo 1' of hlttJdteds of Andy and Amos 6:30 a udi�&, and updated a baek, 7:30 Adven tu te Rall of Fame ,Jog of u11c11�h ed lllllte checks strel• 8:30 Do bie Gillis ched back 23 yea rs." 8 30 Holl of Fame 9:00 Tom Ewell Shop, He said llhmtp,;' pl an for promipt 9 : 30 Red Skelton Show httnd ling of dilicllunt and travel 10:00 Th e Garry Moo re Show es.pense vouchers '!avcl! ·the state U:00 1 1 O'clock Ne,ws tbousatlds of dollars 'Iler year for 1 1 : 10 A Look at the W eather PfOmpt payment of ·bills, and av• 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 erta finilll('ia) hardship on slate employees, th at Ohio 's credit rat­ ing has improved as a remit o f modern methods. 12:30 Just For You Hr. Redman said "Rhodf's was 1 : 00 New1 Headllnet the first aud itor to obtain enough , 1 :02 Just For You money from the OQio J .. ,,.-islature 1:30 News to repay to Ohio oountie-s money 1:30 Juat i'or ,ou d ue them for crimin al pr oC'eedings . · • "" · • 2;00 camng on Pt. Plea11nt in the state's name ." He aaid "This 3:00 News Headline■ a ided counUes financially and im• 1:02 Kudc Go Round proved state-co unty relations.'' 1:30 News .. 1:35 Music Go Rc;nmd l'JUDY ltf. 11,Ust&:A 4:00 News HeadUnea pAJUI, (ltJP.f) - Twetfe Cuban ; 4:09. Mule Go Round � ud t9tai � h'"1 Fridq niJht fo1 : . ;IYe ea&II 4· Local Ne'WI -� at MOICOW, Uni• ' _Y , 4:35 Muaic Go Round v��51'Y 'PM_ •� w.ifl take � · 11:00 B■.Hball Scom CIVJC adai.iDiltntiona courses and, i _& tt,..,t . 5:C, Mualc Go Round recei,:e, on.tla.e.jo�- trauun, ai a� • 1 5:30 News Headlin• prenlp.te) !lintie• p.veriiment em5:31 Jit:11Rlc GO Round pl oy� 111 .....ID', �d. f 5:45 Comptete 'Newl Ri'lund-up J ,. ' fJ:00 Crow • Steak HOUH-8ouJKI ti • llll, 'WlcK� . ol .., ll0'1 M"!!!.. 8:30 Me"'WI Heldlln• (Vl'Q Gen. '. " (;o91mander 88:32 E\ieiiiq• tnterludl La ' -..1 'ff f 7:00 News Budllll• , , � I� .-il !tf"1 1 fiuiti � wul!illa/ a vaca, '1:02 �•n&nl ID� on Ito �•H..., Gorman, � t\ la · . 7:30, New■ Bu411ri.,' . · .ft BY,; � Mu n ich's U. S, Ar!JlY. [ • .. 0 'I:� Sundo"Q, ......... hosp� rtld'3 tit ' ,...,i,iin<fl ,, UNI SIP ---- WHTN-TV Channel 13 10,ao �. cr1nlrlf4 c 1W1C1 :lHria. 41, 0f1Uy I. MtM!il . 4t. MGlher-ot' , nrnatq. • • pearl ' aate 11. Be nol.u., fatlvt 1. Stull 12. Proepero'1 2. Recpntrln apirlt Mlll ll. lewtah Le CJel1laftne month 4. Tbroul!I 2f. Journey 6. ctty tnla Penonal GNl&Na pronoun T. Openinp U. rood tlsO 1....,1 17. Lar1• Jackknlfa worm , 18. LNve or awta ,ukkly 9. .,\,pea f#WII) (■la,ns') 2:2. Qu.i•t .1g_ BuUdinl'23.Bhlp'o odditlono dock H,The Britlll. WCHS-TV Channel 8 Channel 8 - Monday 1:58 t:00 l;J.a .,80 f:00 '1:02 7:30 7:"5 · 8:00 B:02 8:00 8:30 8:35 Q!OO lt;O'l P:SO D:� 10:00 lD:15 RESTAURANT '::_ Pomeroy . ,, Season Since '53 Up For Opener . st __]Jm . Again � TI Circle's '$ 1�ttnar's ., �:;� ;:�;:; •Ml :: :·;;�;: DAILY CROSSWORD· '4, T&lll TELEV ISION GU IDI WSAZ-TV Channet 3 d Rot>'. , . I y Blahch"d Hid Whiley had ,. m uch stutr he couldn't hold it. " PH11.AOILPH14 UPI - Th• . �ord pitched ttie fifth and ,ixth Cincinnati RN, 9ftclecl their �n n mgs a1�uw>l tbe Red Sox, yiel dw worst INMII 1lnce, lffl here , mg two htt.s, walking one batte r Sunday H th• Phllaclelphla Phlls and striking out o ne. COLUMBUS UPI - Th e Buck- d.t.■ted ttt.... 6,.1 for ttt. luf. He has started a record 12 eye o Ohio State, wlth two in• t plaq Phi l• third at n l lht win !! r World Series g am es and has a 5-4 te rsectional wirui u nder thell\> belt.a aYer the vl1itor1. mark in 11eries competlti,;m. An )Olis h up this week for their Big A1 ttM a■1on endecl the Redt l odd ity is th at he never ha 5 won a By U nited Pr"• lnt.,.n.tiona l d ay again l ll l l ame away f m 10 Yankee n , ;,:: �n� �l � l=�i::: D l ,'; �•��:�;: , ;�� ro �.,! � ;:;;:i m:%,"t�e��·• �':,"�,�:�•':'t,?:; ::: :�;;1� ;�,'��,:�.":,�����;��.: :' he Buck eyes uined so ul-satis• ; bu rvh, Not •� 1953 .... tM -------tended a 19 games a fter a eom e • lntad, aald he will make the orfiC incinnati club a..t IO many fymg reveng e last Saturday as Pro FootlNH Rflulh J up- clal ann o un,e!n e n t at noon EDT, from-behind vietory ag ain.!! th ey t h umped th e Trojan& of .."'"1 nor Mffl so low In tta. Nationtl Footb.111 LHvu• se t mi n ded Kansas, sho u ld find following an boor-and-a-hair workNatlonel LNgua •t•ndl,..... Sout he rn California, 20-0, ( or last th eir .situation a hit mo re ralax- ou� al Y ankee Stadium . The Yo n- Baltl mo rt 42 Chic:69G 7 In 195 1 fh• Red, tHI 37 ,e.,on's 17-0 d efeat a< the h an ds ing this Sat u,day when they face ke,. "e ,acheduled lo fly lo Pitts- Cle n l,nd 21 Pitt...,,.h 20 game, and were sixth place. a.. of the West Coast sq uad. i, New York 35 St. Lou 1 4 bUJ'lh on a 3 p.m. pla ne . a weak Hol)' Cross eleven. t wnn then and now tQ club As th e pu nd its have put it sat. Gr..n B1y 28 Detroit 9 W hile Syracu1e is an overIt loo k FOT'd o nly two inni g llnll-hticl third once. fourth twice ' urday s win was th a t or a man '."" he lming cholce to c ontinue along Sunday to convince Stengel, ;h� S•n F nnd&co 13, Lot Angeln 9 ' an d fifth thr.. tl met. from Troy o v er men of Troy. its rosy pa th other m ajor powers �ad been wreatli ng with the ques;;; Buckey� fullback Bob Ferg u son, 1 ;;;.;;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a.;;a., American f ootball LNgue who were victimized by upsets tl on of 18 first.game starterfor the LOI who h ails fr om Troy, Ohio car- / BLACK SUEDE Antal•• 24 Buffelo 10 Sat urday will be seeking to l a.al week. ried for a ll thre e Ohio touchDenver 31 Oikland 14 ilraig hten themselves o ut this _ "Rlght now, I've got to say Ford dow ns on runs of 74, 19, a nd 1 N•w York 37 Da l las 35 week. Included in thia revenge• is my beet pitche r an d m y likely yards. 1 min d ed gro up -�----W11hlngto n, sta rter o n Wednesda ,, sa ' d are ca s Heel With Notre D a me, Piltsburgh, North- "I thought Ralph /� , But Fergu11on wasn 't the whole ,PHILS H IRE LEMON rry was : ,· Lifetime Guarantee we 1te rn an d Georgi a Tech. 'Helt pitcher for the last three PHILADEL PHIA UP l - Bob sh ow. Quarterback Tom Matte Syracuse's defendi ng natio nal weeks o f the sea110n . Bk�t I was Lemon, winner o f 207 maj o r league wa :. maste rful at maneu vering the N and M Widths champi o ns, rated No. l in the more th a n enth . i U6last c a..,,,ut Ford games · for the Cleveland tndians Buc b , whil e such players 85 flnt weekly balloting of the Unit - Su nda and the ca tc her John ny hill bee n appointed a coach wit h Bill German, Mike Ingram, Tom Y ed Prliu lntern1tion al board of the Phila delphia Phillies. The P h ils Per d ue a nd Sam Tid more on de· I coaches, scored a touchdown in also anno un ced that coaches An dy fense an d Ch uck Bry ant on the the fi nal period to beat fifth• · 1 Co hen and Ken Silvestri will not offense did yoe m an service. JnJJ' ranked Kansas, 14-7. be back ne xt yea r_ MIDDLEl'ORT, OHIO ItEAD THE WANT ADS Third-ranked W ashington • last · , STAKES LIST FILLED ye ar 8 Rose Bowl chtmpion and w s • NEW YORK UPI - A total of conaidered a sh oo-in for the Big .19 juvenil es have been entered for Five title, w18 upended by Navy, the 38th running of the $Ml,OOO 15-H, on a 32-yard fielel ,:oal by add e d Cowdin Sla kes at Be lmont Greg Mather with 14 seconds re· Park today. Th e luke warm over· · mammg m the game . The Huskiea flllJDYWARM AII IIEAffll9 night choices a re Roving M i n stre l ' will aim to ta ke reve nge on un• pITTS BUR GH UPI - Th e p robGarw and ol. AT ITS der-par Sta n ford. ltS T WITH abl e starting lin e ups for the fin!' W 88 h rngt o n's loss ty pified 8 day ga me of the ' 1960 Worl d Se ri e s r•-;;;;;;-;:-;.a;;;;:;;;;;a;.;. ;;;;.·.;·..;;;;= · ..;' or frustration for West Co11t Wed nesday, Oct. 5: teams, as So u lhcrn Ca lifornia got N- York Plttsbvrgh sl ugged by Ohi o State 20-0 · the K bek Cl moli, cf ,..,NTEI Al CONDmDIIE Air Fo rce Aea demy ' tro�nced Lopn:, " ' IfH Sklnn.r, If Stanford, 32_9,. Army topped Cal · • Marls, rf ,• Com...... .,.......... •Ip Clemente, rf fornla, :2-6- lO, an d Arizon a Sl. U,. Mantle, cf Stu,rt, lb • '4utlfli •ltl powof11\ .,111 lloww' NEW and USED allpped pa&t Washington SL, 24·2.l . Berra, c 1 Smith c • ....- "' '¥1111 "" ..... Notre Dame, pegged a, one of Skowron, 1b Hoak,' 3b , the nation·, leading independents, Mc0 1ald, 2b Mlluradil, 2b 1• hilly, •lltlr lttslalld ' fell before a '1 ·19 onslaughl at Richardson, 3b G,oaf, " the hands of P urdue on Sa turday. Ford, p Law, p The Jri.1h hope to ge t back In UM pire1 - Bo gge ss (NL), plate; is week agi1in1Jl t North Steve ns (AL), 1 8 ; Jackowski (NL), Phone WY-2-3794 Phone \l'Y-2-3748 Day or Evening c ;��fi n�� 28; Chylak (AL), 3B; Landes (NL) POMEROY, OHIO Bradb ury Rold Mlddleporl RD 1 Pittsb u rgh was upset by Okla- and Ho noc h ick (AL), foul lin es. homa, 15-14, iht secon d one-point loH of the se ason. The Panthers, who have the material and ability for high stature, try o nce more against Mi ami on Sat urday. The F1 orida te am is a so lid o ne , havIng filled its one pre-season wetk spot wit h the showing of 1oproEddi e Joh ns a t quarter:��� Sixt h ra n ked No rthwestern, · Iow a , 42-0, hopes to startled by aet even ag aln1t ]ljlnnesota , a 42-0 lctor over Indit.n1, and ninthra11k ed Georgia Tech, 1 laat-minute victim to Flori da, 18-17, hopes the ho me ad va ntage is on Its side th l11 week against Lo u isi&n■ State. Th e Big 10 lac es • full sched ul e of conference matche11 with P u rdue pl aylng a t Wisconsin, fourth• ranked lllln ols meeting sevenlhranke d O h io State and eighth• r11nked Iowa tackling Michigan State. AmMlun LMIY9 . , ,.:n.:..•.1 15 Class AA f':)Otball p�we�s U:ng_le with lbe �ty . w. L. PCt. Ga U1,1JJT , league Fnday night, Galltpohs conung to Porn" 97 . New Yo rk : :� 8 fliOr.l ta.king the road to Jackson. 1Baltimore :; 1 !165 ea,y winners with G•ll1polis lo win lhe lille , Chi go 10 6 . Ill ce ' -r e v o victor 32-0, easy, an lait Frida}' night, wai, , - •� � e i t on o �; .'::: � �==�/�;�on �� ��� :.:�•� m���ti;n� �: i,!"! 71 83 .46) 26 De tro it will d n a need J.w.cUOn in em th ch a Co 1n.st a itWfil: t�l\fl aa: 65 89 .422 32 Bo6ton •, boy1, who exten ded the every horse runnin g at tull De rby Kansa� City 58 il6 .377 39 , B\llldoa• to their 5�ed to s tay in th e sam e p ark Rew l t. Sunday's with the tronmen, -- � :Wtnnl{11 here, 14--0. 0, Chluf0 4 . 1nd t . c1, , U O<hedo cot gomea ri nd Ru and' ·,�!'•c.tilly co•favofites Re� De vils entertai ning Cha u nc ey Ba ltl more 2 Wath ln1ton 1 7 I � which .h as bee n everybody ·11 foot- New Yark Botton -. •, KenMs C ity 2 Detroit 1 • ,ii; • • • , 'l mat this season, a nd aho ul d taste . I ''• 1, , _ SMurd1y'• RHU ltt mo re o( the �am e when_,it r.urui mto C�ach . Jim Vennari s tl ll !! - llaltl mo,. 3 Wethington 2 New York 3 Bolton t bo u nd Devils. E astern, lose.r last week Lo ,1 Cleql ■nd 9 Chlc1go I i lltrong The Plami team ,. tra �els l a Detroit 6 Kansa City , (nll!ht) Netlonail L..gue H1 n nan Trac e of Gallia co un ty W. L. Pct. GB with �eal. hopes of ge tti ng back on Pitt,bargh 95 '9 .617 the winning �rack. 88 66 .571 7 Elsewhere in the SEOAL Logan Milwau kee 86 68 .558 9 trave l! to Athens and Mel Ad amA is St. Lo u is 82 72 .532 13 Jil ely to heir the Logan wolf pack Los A nge lea soun d i ng off a 1ittle closer to h is Sa n Francisco 79 75 JH 3 16 67 87 .43!5 27 heels. Wellston, 0- 1, will battle Cincinnat i . o 69 94 .390 35 Chic.ag ti o with Nelsonvill e , alao 0 1, f r th $9 1)5 .3l3 38 right to climb out of the !eae u.J J>hiladel phia baseme n t wit h Mldd lepo�l an d J Sund• r'• ulh Pomeroy. Plltol,u� '•" 9 Mllw,··•" ..,.. 5 Logan, t houg h 42- 14 winner 11''er Phll•de l phl■ 6 C incinnati 1 Nelaonville , isn ' t e itpected lo put Lo■ An .. ln 4 Chlc:.etci 3 Alh ens tu the teat that th e Pan- l•n Francisco I St, Louis 2 lben dld . We llaton 32·0 loser to S1tunfay'1 Results J•. ckso.n, will be m . eeting Nelso n- Pltt-.._u,i "' h 7 MllwaukH �• VI 11 e m th e fnori'.es role . , Phll•delphl• 7 Cincinnati 3 The Pant hers .will be facing the S.n Francisco 7 St. Lou is 2 greatest c�Jl ect1on of br! akawa1 Chlcato 10 Los Anool H 1 14 in( backs see n in th e SEOAL m ma n)' nlnn i, n tght ) ye1n when Charl ey Stobart makflti ··• his debut in the Panth er stadium F lnel M■ l or Leanue Lee.a-Fri·day n Ig ht · -•• Nation•! LHgiN Jn Bill Conley, P a ul Evans Ji.R d Dinny Howard, Stobart has 1iu Pl■ yar I Club G. Al R. H, Pct 25, 138 573 11, 85 lM ·3 averagi n g 175 pounds}, ,peed ,Ev- Groat , Pill.I. . 44 6 JU 323 an�, Conley), and a co m petent La rker, L A. 133 0 paner in Dick Roderick, who Mays, S. F. I� �90 107 190 '.a19 worke d the aerlal arm to adva n- Clmnte . Pitt. 144 570 89 17U · ..314 n.. Boyer, Sl.L. l"'t ••2 1n:11 - 188 ..:>\n t■ge agai nst M·1ddteport· .. Ui,I Moon , L. A. 136 469 '14 140 .299 -----. A dcock , Mil. 138 514 ' M 1&3 ' 298 . . ( , Ceped a , S.F. HH 569 8 1 169 .297 Rob'son, Cin 139 '64 88 138 aD'l Wills , L. A. 148 518 73 152 : 290 American Le..,.. Run nela, Bos 143 528 80 100 320 S�l th, Chi. 142 536 80 169 :auJ Mm m,o, Chi. lM 591 09 UM 3 1 1 Sko 'on, N.Y . 148 538 83 166 ·9rv,, ,......, K.u en n, Cl e. 128 474 65 l46 .308 44 PITTSBURGH UPI - Dan ny S1even, Chl. 127 4 87 131 290 Murta u g h pronounced his Pitts­ Rob'son, Bal , 152 593 74 175 :294 burgh Pirates ready "both men• Fran cna , Cle 1'1? 544 M IG9 _ 282 1 50 606 M 175 .280 tally and physicully" today and Fo x, Chi. pr omi■ed th at the New York Yan• Power, Cle. 147 57a 69 167 _ 288 kee1 "won't ,care" them In th e AAprmte, Cle 121 462 ·M .. 133 • •.. ..a 288 '! ;. , , .- .� , · . '. . ' . ....n ,.7 J"'t ... · ' Werld Serie■ opening in Forbea WUl'fns, K.C. f'""" , , ._,., , · ,,... •. ' ··t "' Flflld Wednesday, Runt a.ttec1 11'1 ,1 , ' ' .,_: 011u ' ' ""We don't ■care an d we don't Amerl�,. Le-,u•: Marla, Ya nti /. ,�� , , � ' , panic," said Murtaug h , who led l 12; Mmoao, White !0:1 11)6 · the Pir ates to their first National Wert� Red Sox 103 ; Lemon , Sen '. l,ealilue pennant In 33 year■, "We at ors 100; Gentlle, Orioles, 96, , . · ,: 4 , . r ju■t go out there every day and National L..1ue: Aaron , Braves aet the Job done." 126. M a th e ws, 8111. ve■ 124· Banks He refu»ed to pre d ict a Pirate Oubs 1 1 7 : Maya, Glanta 1 08• '. ' Boy World Serles tri u mph, excusing er, Carda 97. ,.,' himself on that sco re "becau1t we Home Run■ h,a ven't llee n the Yan lcee1 play Amerlcen L e a I u •• Manlle ■Ince spri ng tr aining." Ya nka 40; Marls, Yanb 39; Lem : "But then," he grinned, "they on, Senator, 38; Colavito Tiger8 SNIAL WINI TOURNIY h1v e n't aeen u■ either." 35; Killebrew, Seoators 3i. WHEN THE '81 When Murta ugh heard t h a t HOT SPRINGS, Va. UPI - Sam­ N•tlon•I L..gue: Binks CUbe: my Sn ea d, from nearby While man a ger C.uey Stengel of the 41; Aaron, Drives 40; Mathews Ya nkees w.11 lean ing toward Whit• Braves 38; Boy Su lphur Sprin,:11, W. V1., shot a er, C.ardi ;j'2 . ey Ford , long New York'• clutch lour u nder par 67 Su nday to win lnson, Reda 3 1 . hurl e r, lo pltch the opening game, the eighth annu1l Homcatead pro­ Pltch ln1 he 1111d he wa■n't too coneerned am invitation a l goU to urnament Am •rlc:.e ll L .. 1ue1 C o I t e 11 AND abo ut lho Y1 n kee ■ta rter, a nd ad­ Yan k1 13-3 ; Brown, Orlolei 12-5.' an d a flnt prize of $2&0.00. ded that Vernon Law would be Baumann, Wh ite Sox 13-ft- Pierce' hl■ flrst game pitcher with Bob Wh Ile Sox 14-7; Fornleies Red Jo'riend going In the second game. Sox 1 0-&. "Alter those two I have n 't any Ne tl•n•I L • • I II e: Mc Daniel pllchlng pl ans tor the third a■me Cards J2-f; Brorllo, C.rda 21, (!!) ,ON D1SPLAY 9: in New York on Saturda,y ." Law, Pira te■ 2(HI; Sp ahn , Bravff' AT 21- 10; B uhl, Brave11 18-8 . 218 E. Malit SI. IRISH LOIi TWO Pomeroy Ohio SOUnt BEND, I nd. UPI _ The o,.n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Notre Dime football team wlll be Prot.11lont l Standlnt• withou t th e ae rvlces of halrback Amtrlcen FotUta ll LNtye ' . Ued M ack in d end Jack Power tor IHtern DM1IM the re■t of the aea■on becau1e of W L Pct PP' PA inJurlet , Mack, who Injured hi• New York 3 1 .7GO J UI ao rly:ht knee In l11.tt Saturday's Hou ■ton 2 1 .867 88 64 111me ae alnst Purdue, also was B!)tton 1 .a; .333 38 DO aidellned last year with an injur4td, Buf lato 1 3 .250 47 78 ',) left k nee. Western Dlvl ■ len Den ver 3 1 .7H 90, 73 Be1ullful Organ Musk ' DtllH 2 2 .DOI) 10ft: 7' Lo■ Angele, 2 2 .DOG 73 M Oakla nd I 3 .UO N l lD '' Netlont l FootMII L..,..,. •' IHtern DM1len � \. ', W · L Pct Pf PA '' Cleve land 2 0 1000 69 ff New York 2 O 1000 56 J3 St. Lo u l1 1 l .500 . &7 58 Pillsburah I 1 .500 Ni 08 Philadelphia 1 1 .300 Dt H Wuhl neton .000 o 20 t I Treature the memorlea of fam­ We1ten1 DM1lon , lly happiness - - - - - - - - - - - - and Ba ltimore 2 O 1000 62 7 happiness always comea when Green Bay 1 1 JIDO .f2 28 the family eala out. .&oo 32 30 San Francisco 1 1 Chic ago 1 l .600 24 M • Wonderful Food Detroit O l .000 9 28 • Superb Service Dallas O 2 ,000 0,3 62 • Friendly Almoaphere Los Angele■ O 2 .000 SO ,e • twvu.• r h Syracuse Should F'IDd ThiS eek Stengel Leadin� To�ar�Ford For Starting P1tching Role Se Oct. 3, 1960--� • . -., -- �---- ' I( 'Attend Dedication Of Federated , rch Christia n Education Building ..te17 UIO attended the �ce of tbe Edut·a..�Ill of tbe Federated • a.out.,, afternoon. ' Ol1aD Prelude b)' Mrs. Ben opened the scrvke folllir the invocation by the Waldo 1. Bartels. Following of one verse of "We Be B"uildUII'' Rev. Bart.els ..,nlpture pertaining to the Around And About Middleport dedication .1r nd offered prayer wh i le Mrs. Nl'ullhng played soft. ly, "Sweet HoLtr or Prayer.'' John Mitch, president of the chureh. spoke briefly stating that the F'l'd l' ralcd Church h.ad be('n serving the pcopll:' fur I IJ yc;irs." T he me mbers hi111e tried to have faith with !h(' Lord and 10 ltve up to 11 1s tt'achini;s " H e atso me n tioned the need of l h e "hurch school. where children arc taughl the word of God. ln dos­ mg he sa1cl hr was honored to ha�e a part aij presidtnt in lhe dedication M ainly About Presbyterian WYF Held Weekly Youth I People In Pomeroy Chester PTA Carnival On October 29 . ftas Many W4'r�ing Committees For Event II-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, O., Oct 3, 1960 Committee& for the Chester School Halloween Carnival have r Brother 0/ Ernest en � announced _ by the �-chairmen Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. There wer1;1 20 youth present arl �utz. It w�ll be held Saturday evening 7:30 October 29, Hughe, Died 9uddenly Ir LUCtLLf HAWKIN& Sunday evening when the MYF ly l"'RIDDil HOUDAstt:!'.L 1 BDrl � be th e fifth of its kind held in lhe school auditorium. of the First United Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Erne!l Hughes, Be&IMlng wi t h a grand marc h of Meh 1man , Mn, Paul Ba er and Mrs. Mra. Myrlie Hieb ret11tned h ome Mr . rnd Mrs. George Bow ers Chur c h ' M'ddl 1 epor t m et f0f th elr Middleport were In in Charleston, m uer a in ders 1 find lo Roy· contest Holter. 1. aq iday ff01'"tal Holzer from Fr ere h w of Springfi eld visited over the weekly serVlce. Y• � ., , the et, ugliest and etC., th e Basketball: Bob Wood Paul W. Va. Jast Friday J1nd Saturday week. end with Mrs. Howard Bow. Following the openinl h)'Jll_n·: she bas Deu a pneurn•nia patient -�•t prettie of t h e evening can be spent Bier, Carl goKautz and Roy Holter . because of the death of Mr. and ia convale$!lllg nkeij. ers. Cheryl Fife w;is in charge of · <ft' • Spook" house or cat alley: Char• Hughes" brother, -Gor don R. Hug­ L W �cComas was in _ Colum• votio ns, an d t he group repeat&d · CPL Clarence Wi.11 aAd diught. 1r,g thro�h �he spook bouJe or parlicipa g of one s th e game1, les a n d Sh irley Pyle , Mr, and Mn. h es . bus las1 �aturday on busine ss thei r Pu rpo.sc. Tbe 8cripture ..-.115 te.r of Jaelu:qnvUJe, l'Ja., visited havin g U11 i ortu n es, or _ Wit h relatiVH• Silturthiy f dancing. Of Hnold Osborn e, Wyatt and Vir• , enroute to Mr. and Mr� Samuel J Hamer read by Pauy Lowery. M r . Hughes, who had been a thi:tir home after al vaeation trip : to courae, lh�re w ill be plen ty · of ginia Ch adwell, Russell and Juan- barber in Cha rleston since 1925, i and son of Pillsburgh. Pa. a r rived · Plans w eats with the refresh men ts somds ita Spen cer. Sunday . c 11 ening to spe nd the rid e this ;��ur�:d \ o:1 : h�� Ca ilf0f'ilh1 . died suddenly. His 5e rvices were ig t Y I and sweet shop nea r by. -------· J oac h iin sp(' n t Sal• Mrs. G e n e va · week �1th Mr. and Mrs. E . . R. home of Mr and Mrs. Harol held at a Charlesto n Funeral d Comm_itlees are as follows, Tompkms and grandson, JJm Sauer Kathy Lacey w,s 1 ppoin Home with burial in Beckley, W. ' I- urday with ')!rs. Wil bur P ierce at Collectm,:: pr izes from pare nts Tom Honored Bradbu ry. . Hamer. Va, as lmSi!,n t secretary of th e and friends: Mrs. Dorothy Ritch ie d, Rev. Bartels, who was baptized, Mrs. c. B. Forrest wc,it Lo e o s�Ip. 1 h e g roup _vote mr. aJJd Mrft. Janie,s Shepherd Lucille Ridenour. Betty LoLI Dean ' d lo T.hird Birthday confirmt>d and ordained in the GloustN to 11isit with rclativ ('JI. ;ase several road signs as a and family returned tiome Sund1y P a t Smith J o Anne Tut: pure . Federated Chun-h, and five. years Wh I' Ie s·hC IS away M_I' SS Cora C hu rch P . roject. after a week·, v,,•, , with <••,., ,·v,s IIe, Betty Boas, Mn. MeLaugh lin Two p rt' ago lh lli •s un dii)', ,,.,cam ..._ e Jts pasRupe IS sla) m;: with Mis� Vesta c,,.,.. n.,,. .,,.,,rs 'or th e group are in West Vtrglnla.· an" ,;i Mn. Gillon. I . ' tor, wai; surprised when Mr. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. R. T. West enter• ' Mr · and M, s. Rich ar d y aui:: han " ,.. r . and Mn. ThomH Hyi,ell of 'Refresh ments: Helen Wolfe • lalned with a family dinne r Sltur• •nfitrh, on behalf of 1he churc h , Jud>· err'.!!!, · .. student at 11,· o and Mrs. Ev,., ... e tt Ba ch ner. Al*0 Clare. M'l<:h1• arid 'Mr!. Noah Look Sin.a Bailey, Cl eo Smith , Janet day eve n presented him with a beautiful Grimde n•lurnrd Sunda)' after ing at their home on Unt> tm · 1. 1 h t he group wa1 Rev. er of Westerville were Saturday Go0<:h, Clarice Allen, e Mrs Joh n Ion Av e . in observanee of th e third white rl e rgymHn robe a nd stole • spe ndi n.l! the wel'k;nd with her �owar3 ;uppell. guosts pf Mrs. Pearl f:lyseJl and Fidt, An. Joh n Rose, Mrs. Noc• b'1rthd ay of in aripreciatJOn of his work h P rE". mother, Mrs J.ucy Gre!!g t h ei r iOn, Tommy. • · , , nd TUES., WED., THURS. 11·'h d " relJI , ivea. man Frederick, Mrs. Geo•ge • F•ed• • Guests were MF. ,nd M,s. M"0 nt . famil>· an r. n. / >I d M Harry Pl 'Smit Th' <I' r,'<" tur ot' Ch n s t ian c. h erick and Mrs Elwood Bower "'d U· e Get Double Your R e Miss P a u li n(' Zirkle who has Jes ; rtM en in ',ineinnah Saturday to a£ Sweet Shop: Mrs Ruth Karr \'ir• :e!�e!;y··. :��:� po calion, Johll William Blaettnar, bee n working in the oHil-e , , e mbers Go , NJMr. a�, · ot ()r ·n( a meeting o{ Bethel , No. 82 gene Elberfeld. ,Carol Pooler, Mrs. Purchase .In Stamps �l)Oke on the church school work J . J . D . for t h Raymond Hoce an d Mr . and I C PaSt year le_ft _ J I% l ne- I nternational Ord.?r of ' Job'g K h M and hrought out that i i is the for Ashland. J Margare a, , , t Tuttle and Mrs. Benton Pon n of Pomeroy. Ky. whcri:- s�c wllt I T,� ., l.ronton r. ,lU'.;biers. M:./�olt:. teaching and study part of the I be c�ployc� _at l hc K_mg s nauTommy's birt h day was also celeRoush's Shoe Store ' .. chUl'('h, and should be t he prime ght�r s Hospital. She �as uco1�- 1 HI JOmbOr,ee in h t brated r e nn Begi e Depart s Middleport <! .!t Ti cket Sales : Mr . ie and Mrs. i licv a nd , Mra. Wald11 J B,artels interest of all. He staterf that they pam ed lo Ky. hy Miss Deloris c nt of the United MeL h odiHt ind .Mrs I B Weed A altend�d , · Bran non ; Door and tostume prizes: number of member uf t he have d.a"c11 for all ages from W cr. urch , Sunday morni n g. sn� of th'e First Bapti_st Chur:ch ·· pres1dell�s' Rleeting 1 of, the Colum. M a.i,c.ine Griffith . and Virgin ia ChIce . . kimlc�gartcn to adults and are . t�· 8 nrl Mrs �,i !lis cream and cup cakes were b Ailshire uf uf Middleport were m Ironton �s, ijeg1�nal Women s G�tld to- Ch•d.well; Doughnuts and pa.per _ planni ng a nurs!'ry dass. He also Dayton_ v1�1ted s erved by Tommy's molh.er, assist. ' : Frnlay a n d Satur- S aturrlay to attend learwater JU ·dff:: hi cu�: ,C ,. Laura Mae Hartung and the Jr. seid that the Christian Education ed by "Mrs. C. F. Tompkim, superPomeroy, Ohio M r. and Mrs. Herbert Jamboree held 1:t th e FiT$t Baptisl ,;.Mt. a,id �n. Joh n' H,.eutqr and 'I°tiflffla Case; Lo ud apeak er: Pa ul inten de nt, Mrs. Kermit Walton , board would be .l! li! <l for su l:gcs- ��Yam�11h ers ¥i'.! !_�d �dh . .lo�n· Frey-ll"d I ChurC'h of T 9nd TUESDAY D!<tr of t ai'ld h TONIGH at Robert city. Wood; Poster in ,. . I tions on way� of impr · i n g t he Mrs. !-lllrnn MeGhcc an d h e r Re v. Luther Tracy was in �n ,J �f !-, 111r(' yi e guests of a n.4 pu_blicily: Mrs. Thelma Orr teacher, and Mrs. Roy Reuter a nd "HOME f� ,- THE Hll.LS" <'hurch S<'h01,l. l'·h,eh is rully brot '.',lrs. V. D. Edwards, mothers. . h cr•JU· law and sistl'r, Mr. charge of t he services, and cluse1 )Mr. _apd �rs. lfarvey \lanVunlten and Mrs. Ber nice Bailey. (fee;itolor) the foundat!un uf C'hrist1;1n hfe. Prese nt were Charles Wright. and Mrs. James Dou g lass of were conducted on the followlnt ah�J son 1 L ! . , . Rober! M· tch um and Costum e: Wilma Herrman , Ma,· · ", Mr. and . Mn. Ahwt l:loffn.er dte ' MMI, Eleanor K nig h t, ;.1r. and M.irk Werry, David Edwards. Scott Afl l· r the singing of 1 he s<'ciw<I I l�el!", W Va .. 1. eft lasl we ek for a subJcrts: Eleal.l(lr Pa rker Walton. David Huddleston, Scott verse o( t h� 11bo�· e hymn, lh t ads t "':' O week s v1s1t in o ran,i::e, Texas WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY •·why Be A Baptist . . led bY Mrs.:, and son, Gerald, of Zanesville, Mn. Paul Baer and Mr. a �d Mrs. Vanvranken, Steve Warner, Jeff w11h chtll•<'s. i -��d, ' \/ialJe with ay d : relati in Yea or ikrh_eatio_n was held with a Cecil B. OeMilles . OV, . ight Tracy Milho un (mu::it select t h e and Sherr i Reuter, Jeff a n d Turri , · . Mr. Hnd Mr:i. ChMlcs tlil -area. McE!htn· responsive htany led by the pa� ''THE GREATEST..SHOW Jud I "Why Ent r A Ch , is ges a so). Jan l" V oca • Jones and An dy and Vicki ·, Mr. ei, nd Mrs. L&r•:1 ·" WOife visit. 1. rir. The bulldlinL? was d ed kaled ny rctu c n rcl Fri dJ�' from Fort lio n, " led bY•,,ev Ly k ons ON EARTH D"�oratlng a n'd staging: Mr. and Vaugh an. r a g 8 N C h h e atu . _ c a eni n e vi i ed a in reco1? n iti� n of l_he Sabbat h i:: l{Technii�olor) , - . w r·r I <' Y a � g t' 'l'he Plan bi M�:s. Robert Wood, Mr. and Mrs. "W hy Read t h� Bible ' ; l ed b1 � � �� y y with M�. and Mfr WIIJ Jlt111 Mc- Tom Jenks, Mr. and ' school ;i s a vilal and integral part �lth th ri r d a ug h l cr and fanu ly, M rs. Ralph Z u ndel. Betty Hutton - Corne! Wilde Mrs. Carl Nkk:lea �nd l<lns; R'ocky ••nd Larry. K II z. Mr. Brown and Blh of lhe Churc h of Ch rist and that Captain an<l Mrs Stanley Potter Run ning lime: 2 h rs., 30 min. "W h y Pray " led b Mr H grade MEANY URGES OBSERVANCE WASHINGTON UPI - AF[,.. the � hurc h is responsible for the a nd son, Kyle. .M_r. and Mn. ·Dale ·Valentine and cI!s:_ Box Office closes 8:30 P.M. rick and "W hY' Tithe led �Y ev, Mrs. PoUH had flown here tor Lusher. hirf\lly , cif P•rker1burg, • W . Vs., ' !natruct1on of t he younJl people CIO P resident George Meany FRIDAY 1'10T OPEN Dance (music room}: Juanita Will Sunday urged both unions artd wett ,Sunday JueUs o(.Mr and- M-_,, m the doctrin es and duties of the her son, Kyle who st.iycd with of SATURDAY, OCT. I Rev Donald A Boon P��: r t · Audrey McCoy and Mrs. Brown. . Eldon Kraeuter and d'aughtfrt. i,:01pel es Chrillt coll_lmanded to h is grandpare�Ls while the Pol• the Middleport · churc�• employers to make observance of ''THE ATOMIC SUBM.ARINE" n Cane uclt: Reid and Leota '"National Employ t he Handi­ Mrs. W.: D. Swltt . (Jo: :-"Aline feed _the lambs, and in the faith ters were gethng settle� e t Fort charge of the recreation progra! Dick Foran - Bob Steele ' that II ls not t he will of God t hat Bragg .and the McEl h m nys ac- Oth ers attendi ng from the locai SwaV:el) _ ltift _. _ Sunday , , f!)� . East Young, BiJJ an d Doris Grueser. capped Week" a year around - ·slsO , Cork Guns: Harry a n d Juanita practi ce. Gr�n•1 eh, 'R. I., w&e1-e she will one_ of t h ese: llt�le . ones should c?1!1 pa med her to N. C. for t he c hurch were Linda Kautf, She "HOUSE OF INTRIGUE" Lodwich, Horace a nd Dorothy Karr peris h ; for worship m prayer and vmt. ·(Technieolor) Simmons Jack Sigman Pat � res,pe, whll t �r . hust..n9 is 1ta• Ken and Norma Amsbar y. gift1 ; with pn1yer for all who FLOIIENCE PLANS SWIM Curt Jurgens - Da-wn Addams wards. R�t h Ann Kloes, ' Darla Eb: Uoned with the �llVYat Davis . Balloon dart game: M r. and :drs. t_c arh_ t h�rc now and In yean_ to in M r . a nd Mrs. Domild Mills were er11bach and Marth a Fowler. AlsO 1 Field, R. , 1 . , She . was •ccompanled PORTPATRICK, Scotland UPI Sun., Mon,, Tuai., Oct. ,.10-1 1 Columbu9 last Satmday to· at• there by Mr. Swift and Mr . . and Gary Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Harry - America's Florence Chadwick lomc, with prayer t hat the build.iccumpa nyi n g the yout h to lronl0n "PLEASE DON'T EAT tend Stat the e game. Mrs. Du�ne Fre¥nd ot . .W�chtard, Grindstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Donald today began rinal preparations for In� ma>· c11er �l�nd for areal TIIE DAISIES" was Mrs. Tony Fowler. Cpl. Edw Lee ard Mora, Mcc of Mr. oma and Mrs. Earl Dean. s R. I. and Robert Cobb of Oa\'ls• things of lhc Kingdom of God· Was h ln1?ton, an attempt to become the first ________ (Technicolor) Duck ponds: (will be two, Virgil woma n to conquer the 2l·mile , ville, R. I .. who drove h�re for her Lhat it may mini!ter to the better'. An n Heer D. C. afld Mi 9s Mary Do r is Day - David Ni11cn en of Aleklr n dria, Va. and Betty Roush , Sam ahd Doroth y North Channel between Scot.la nd .4 j ' SatL1rday. mcnl of the homt ,· fo r frate,nal spent the . Colorcartoo n Wet'kend Mic wit h ael, h Mr. and /t tee S mith Honored Mr. and M rs. Hobart and North Ireland. -------union uf all people i n the com- Mn. L. W. McComas a n d daug h• Un 89th Birthday Newell. Mr. a nd Mrs. David Holt­ munity: for eultivalion of II fr uly ter, Dian e. Dian returned to er, e Mr-. and Mrs. Charles Wilder• The hirth dirutian social life in the churrh.� 89t h uay of AH« Literary Club h · sc h ool loday after being ill for Smit h of Middlepo rt wasMiss muth. 1111_!1 l'nr th e cn hg htment of t celeb rat, ae rH , d Iil's. Toss ball game: He nry and Opal ed la11t ThurRday with an i n formal mind, for the education of the : Following Eichinger, Delmar 1md Kathry n "'conscience for lhc perfecting of t h r: . Raymon Ko n kr igh t is at party by her neig h bor5 and friends, Baum, Albert 'Mel h man, Mr. and 1h e whole bcin,, body, mi nd and J oeh n ome uf her daug h ter, M r11. Mem bers Of l he First Baptist Summ OPTOM ETRIST Lockwoo er �eces d Mra. i s n Spri n gfield William Frecker. ur e,d n i soul. h Sm East Court Street, Pomeroy while _ sh� is rccupeuli ng from �� t�� e;�� a �� � �� Guess your weigh l: I. 0. McCoy, Tht'.! tirst meeti ne of the Middle• �� w�::� h l'rayc r by lhe Hev., Bartels , the comp1 1c11tions following surger y b11 ked II special bi r thday eake for po'rt Llterary Chill, ilfler Its _sum• Charles anfl Maxine Grim th. orm:�e Hours: 9 to 12, ! to 5 (Close at Noon on Thurs.) Fortune TeHers: Mrs. Albert 1 third ve rse of the hymn, thl' bene• this summer. tner recess will be held Wednes­ her. Mr. and Mrs. James Lewts diction, and postlude. concluded or Miss Sm it h receh•cd many nice day, October S · at the home of the !t:rvice, then those Jjrese n t Columbue spent th e weeke nd gi�ta from her frtenft!J an11 neigh , :�n. Geoqe X..aher 1ft Jtutland. Papen glve1 wtll be, "The V'Jlfi m11ct_�. A . I.o ur of the lll'W building wit h Mr. and Mn. Howard ByerS. bor.t. ke cream, cake and co!fee pe M r. and Mr,1. Joe Hass a rid Wiif� served. In wHJCh each depa1·tme nt hHd from t he 40UtFloor." bf Jira, :Jtol. it� own alta r wit h the ope n bible childre n or New Hcichmo nd spe n t ney Downing, and "Advise and the weeke nd with Mrs. Hass's w11h ca n dhi11 on either sid e . Conse n t," by MH, 0. B. Stout. Annual dues of $3 wlll be re-. ltefreshme nh of assorted rook• rnot h er, Mrs. W. F. Hawley. ,�id11/epor1 Scouts Sunday the Huss family ccived and at the meeting and ' the roll , h•8 11un(• h 11nd coffee were serv ed call rcaponme '!'fill be, "W.hy I from a table with w hite li nen co­ Mrs. Hawley we re din ner g u ests Meet 7'on1orrow Night • on f,,,,101t1 Truop 24!'.I, Boy Scouts. of Mld· Vote." \·1•r a nd cc11h!red with a fall ar• al the home of Miss Mild red Haw• Icy and Mrs. Nan Moore a n d dleport, daU• will meel t hi s evening at ,-;;• • ;;;.;.;;;_,;;;_ nn�eml'nt !n red, )'ell ow, i.:-reen _..;;,;;;;;.;;;.. · lh c Scout Hall at 7 p _ m. and blaek with tall w h lte t�pers ghtcr, Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof Pare nttr:' Night will also be held. in braSli h ulclurs 8t1rround ed with • autum n lr11ves. on eit h er side. and ch ildre n of Waldo spe n t the The film of the t1ummer camp ing Napki ns al.�o carried out the fall weekend wit h Elmer Miller on tr ip will be shown. theme, Mis5 1-:rma Smil h presided Grant Street. Mr. e nd Mrs. Carrol i,;. Mea­ Monarch Tube Steel Folding Table and 4 Matching Chairs at lhf' r,unch bowl and Mrs. Al• Utd duwl'i of Su n bcrry, Ohio called 011 lly,ell'• Enteru,in berl Woodard at the cotlce ser• regularly priced at e40,76 Mrs. R. C, Sam,hury yesterday. Vk<'. Mrs. MH r tha R. Fry a nd Mrs. With Sund<Jy Dinner now. for a Umited time only Mr. and Mrs . Homer Jlyscll en­ A b11�"".(1•t of white mums, t he An n Bailey were in C harlesto n , For Men and Boys gilt of II. V. King co ntractors a nd W. Va. S;iturday ev<'nin� lo at­ tertained with a di n nCJ' Sunday at a ba&kf'I of whill' glaclloli the gift tend a meeting of R<'alsilk sales­ t heir home on At hc n5 noad. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ of the Hcv. and Mrs. lbrtels a nd men al the h ome of Mr. ·and Mra. as Hysell of Clare , Mich., .Wrs. pulm� were on either aide of th e Carl Norman. Dixie P ierce, RtUdent at OU Noa h Looker of Westerville a nd altnr l n the sa nctuary. Arrange. Middleport, Ohl? mf'nls Ill flowers wcrP also on the spen t the weeke nd wit h her par• Mrs. Pearl Hysell of Pomeroy. ' pianu and hack of the altar. Each ent5, Mr. and Mrs. Milla rd Pierce. Mrs. Hele n Maag, teac her of room in 1 h� new building was de­ corat.-tl wit h flower arrange. a llr111 grade claas returned to Sturdy Samsonite construction . . . precision built run lime sc hedule today. S in c·e mcnb. so there's 110 wobble. Easy to set�up and take t he beginning or school Mrs. L. down. Wcar•res.istant \'inyl lable top and chair W. CcComas has been assisting with the arternoon clus for Mrs. 5��ts wipe clean with a dampcloth. Smo-o-01hly Maag. rm,shcd legs prevent hose lrom snagging and · running . Choice of 4 new decorator colors. Service Sunday I On W,'th �\ 1 • - Now YouKnow VOL XII ' . -Great! j •.� � But the date I'm ' "- and DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS • • • ''• Thu rsda y Octo ber 5th & 6th Mr. Rhodes tiriefly reviewed the history and meaning of the Oaa. TIJe Pott·now·hH three flags whJch ha\le been fiown over the C1pitol, a · 48-s&ar one presented bJ t�e late Cong. Thomas A. Jen­ kina when the Post lint occupied its present home and two by CODI, Moeller. The . new flag was accepted by Cmdr. Gilmore who entertai ned a resolution of "Thanks" to Con�. Moeller, which waa approved. '' . M. W. COMPTON, O. D. C&SOE Plant At Conesville Gets ·3rd tmit SAVE B U ICK AND GO ON lllSPI.A Y An expansion progr11m at The Cone,ville Generating Station whleh will require expenditures approximating $20 million was to­ day announced by J. L. McNealy, Vice Pre.'Jldent In Charge of Opera· tirm, for Columbus and Southern Oh,a Electric Company. Construct.ion has started on the third generating unit at' this sta· tion. It's rated cai;raeity - will be 126.000 kllowattl. Thi• will in• crease the rated capacity of the Conesville Station to 375,000 kilo• watll and tl)e Coq\Pany'1 total rrom four statlo111 to 890,000 Jcilowatt 1. The construction schedule calls !or the atut. of the boiler erection atiout February, 1961; steel erec• ti<1h aoon afle� and the new gen• enting unit wlll be in auvlce In the fourth qwarter of 1962. Columbus and Souther0 Ohio Electric Company 1erves more tJian 214,000 cuB"lktmen in 23 central al)d soutfie111 Ohio counties . Elect• rk enern ls produced · for these ei11tomen at four ie-nerating 1ta• U<1na. Poston, In Athens County; Pieway and Walnut In Franklin County; and the Conesville Sta• tlttn, lpx mlle1 south of Coshocton · iii Coshocton County. S am s o n i te Fo l d i n g Fu rn itu re 5 Pi e c e S e t • lt U G I Y JACKETS . PON TIAC Suburban Colts AT Blaettna r's ' Mr. Rhodes also reviewed re• l'ent Jeglalatlon affecting veteran s and dependents. A aummary of tbla legislation appeared recently In The Dally Sentinel, excluaively, he said, wbo added that future intormatlon on veterans always wlll � published in The Sentinel. He noted a new policy on m­ ing veterans' daima by the Amer­ ltan 1..e111on. The Leglon will file claims for all veterans but will not contin ue followup aervice ·for veterans who are not members. Commander Elza Gilmore an • 9nounced the coming sale of M­ atar flags for outside use. All re&identa will be invited to pur­ ,chase the "eir.cellent 3 ft. hy 5 ft. njg at a minimum cost, the com­ mander said. SN SO.Star FIii• on Pa.. Six 50th Anniversary S cial WHEN THE '61 SMITH QOTHING CO. IN ·;:,Pomeroy I Rutla,ul Teacl,er, Attend Convention Mis11 Sally Schaaf and Mrs. Joh n Bacon of Middleport, both teachers ln the kutland School, were In Columbua over the we�k­ e nd to attend the annual Con • ventlon of the Ohio Aeaoclatl on of Special Education Teacher,. Miss Sc haal is a member of lhe board of directors or the orga n­ ization. AuxU/ary Firemen To Hold Meeting Tonight Th e Firemen's Allxlliary will meet tomorrow n la:ht for lta regu. lar mcell n& a nd masked Halloween party at the home ol Mra. Everett Bachner at 7:30. The party will be h eld i n th e recreation room of the Bach ner home and Mrs. RllHell Mills is assl!ti na; ho1teu. --- ------ ---- We Feature A 2 Hour ' Quick Dry-Clea ning Se"ice · At Our ,Pomeroy Store . obinson's DERERS - DRY QEANEI� I Trl-Lualer Cleanera PHONE WY-%-5130 IN MIDDLEPORT Cri ve , l n I. , \1•., soti Jn TON!GMT John Wayne - William Holden "111E HORSE SOI.DIEi\" (Technicolor) - al1JO Jerome Thor, Marcia Htmderson "lllOT IN JUVEN!Llt PlllSON" Aleo C..rtoan - TUIIOAV .... WIONISOAY •�•�Y NIGHTS Cilenn Ford - Anne Francis "DON'T GO NEAR THIil WATER'' (Technicolor) '..;_· ,•· - l>ori1 Day. - Barry SuWvan "J U L I E'' Alto Cartoon � \ . . No more waiH1!9 for &iding lo d,yl ' • No bK-ng when appllu aa dl,.�d • Drlff llug-frM, duet-tree In 20 mffiutNi • A bettw Job In le11 11111., with I••• work • lte•I· fading, "'"- • • • Ndu••· ohalkln1 _• ldNI for wood, m■1onry, stucioo, UNetcle•elllngle·1ldl"9 . ,. • .,_ _., -• ..,,,.,v wai.' .,.. .... ..... D fl'IIHM. � ' •OATW.....-111t11!r --.1fl�: t,,. eurfa•••• 1�f•� �,�-lrl,fll."i UltaD MOUM Ml1i" \l'· ,. I ( .•' ,. ., � � , 1 •. , . '·. '} ( I ,, • 1, • .p " • l ' ,, ORl)JllR YOU� SE'l' TODAY • ORDER SEVERAL ;11 . .,_ ! ! I : ,; King Builders Supplf ;��! ) Phone WY-2-3748 bey or Evenli!C r ·.· ·'"' : -) '.' . i Ml4lilepott:; ,, Bradbury Read ,to \ . .' ' MIIOS KOIPITAL Admiuion1; .Aminda Parker, . Wnenrille. 1 'Dlachaqed: Walier Hamm, . ��meroy. _ IA�I EI FURN.I TU RE ,, ' 'f ,;.:&f_ Bl,IGHTEST (;ORN_E R IN · TH'E, MIDDLEPORT, •, • A· pew memorial award creat• by lhe Rev. ,Edward W. W. Lewli and bi& brother, Lawrence - Lewhl, ha1 been offered to Mld· \ dleport High School and accept• .,a by it. Members of the school board in - 1 regular meeting llat night vot• � to actept the offer. The fund, ' from whkh only interest shall ,, ... � used to benefJt a deserving : · 111n1or total• ,aoo. The acholar• •Ip baaieally ia trom- funds deriVed in the eltate of the bite lamet Allen ' Werner New Yort · " Central Railroad emPloyee. .l -:. Rev. Lewi1 now a- prominent Baptist miniaier of Saint Joseph 'i!.'.illlcldpn, J, the son of the late , ,, G:,aqe H. 111d suaan Mae Lewls of iilddleport, and bepn hi1 ,fli-' 'ilbJnlitly Jn the F.lm Baptlat · � ' here. , · '\#Rev. Lewi• wrote to Middle• ·' , peir1. SUperlnt.endent of Schooll , _f:,ee, MeJl0tqH, Ind to the Bo' ard , j -.t ·��tion. U followa: . , . My brother and I are desiroul" , Of. ·'offtrlDI to The Middleport � 111,:b ,School Middleport, Ohio, ed (,S500.00) . tbe nan of "lve Hundr · as , the , 11:nown be" to , �W,, IAlwUI Hay Susan and H. •·. ewo,,e ' A.it'ard. lhmo'tiill . N 4,\oftdilioDI Of thi1 11ft are 1' . /. . '"lef • '!'II, ....,. ill llto ,w.,.i ' lllwl eroy Village Council the apent as Third Ward Fire to Patrolman David fin who today turned it lit , ay night offered ii'. � Square Dancer.s Take Tape Session Practices For Ninth Annual Festival Here October 8th win, veteran member " " department, and o( the gency � rescuj! unit, was ve served a 00-day trial 1 ' to learn, in some coon- i , n's opinion, whether or I r--tthe dual duties as fire , � and patrolman would be flict. in • ·f win told The Daily Sen­ t�Cit today that there was no qufjtion of "conflict" insofar iS :}i.e was concerned. In his aP.t,pance before council I Wli!Ji the appointment was dis­ �. that point was not j bni\iiht up. . : Qfodwin, however, left be· lo.ft final action was taken, an4 · :the appointment was IIIJ/ i ldfi · provisional subsequent to · . departure. � · e hesitation of conn- . ,:, making the appoint)las led me to ·refuse .' �,appointment," 9Cifciwln . " -· todJly. 11ii appointment of a \llew fire r:biff', was made necessary follow• ln&:,�tlie death of Jack Thomas, who wa, ($lef at the time of his death . C&qpcil alao gave permissJOJl to the :Y-oung Adult Clan of the Pom­ eroy Metbodiat Church to bold claues in a room of the City Hall. A' matter of the city repairing a w�l on �he property of Bertha Sey• frted, LLberty-av, was again dis• cussed, It waa decided that it Would be i llegal for- council to have PIY�i to do with \ he wall u.nl b.!Hicomes I traffic har.ard. ti! .. r d Utt' a riq1,1est· by Henty Werry ,to"ilave two.foot tile sup• plied for a dHch near h is home, it was decided t0 inv�at"g 1 1le the probl_em and present it at a fllture mectmg. Ali city owed bills are to be paid to date it was determined at the sh orl one hour long meeti ng. Council gave Chief of Police Jed Webster permission to buy four new tires for th e police cruiser. .Atten din il the session were Couneilmen Leslie Fultz, Dor Schaefer DOJ� Collins, Franklin Rizer, HoY Betzing and George Horak. Mayor Charles Legar pr!!sidcd over the meeting assisted by Clerk Edna Sch oenleb. 1 · Racine'• New Tanker Truck Come A' Runnin' Men Banded Together Bring Results Generally Rewarding IY 10■ a. IYIR When a group of men of a small community band together fq� a common purpose, the results are most geilerally �eward­ ing. Such is the case of a group of men in Racine, known as the Racine Volunteer Fire Department. Several years ago this small Meiga County community knew nothing of the \lalue that a well-organized volunteer fire de: partment could mean to a smal1 town. Today, the citizens watch with amazement at the progress their volunteer fire deP3!tment has made in the past and i$ continuing to make as the days and months roll by. Other plans of this Cast growing ltectntly, this volun teer fire de• partment put into aervjce a 1,000 fire department Include a little re• gallon tank truck to be uaed in Its modeling of its fire garage be• fight against 'all types of fires Jn neath the town hall. With a few the communlty- and surroundi ng minor changes and repairs, thti department will be able tu house area. Up until about a week ago Ra· it5 llew truck. Th is, and fflany atories just like clQe W88 without an efficient wat• ed Sllpply to combat fires outside it, shows what a 'elnd of deter­ tht• city llmiU, and had to rely on minded men with a· common faith other fire departments of the can do. It's a fine example of th e county to supply water by way of men who answer the call to their tank trucks In case of rural "Come A'Runnin '." fires. Toda,-. ,fter �•ny montb1 of ¥•'td work r�na ltinda, tbe Rli.;· elne V�h.tntdr Fire Department Nls its rilucb neede/ tanker truck to give JI ready water su_ppiy where• ever it may be. TJ;le truck itsell is a 19Mli Ford F-600 p1m:h111ed with fund11 raised by the firemen. Mounted on this cha8Sis is a 1,000 gallon lank ob­ tained through an �bland Oil Rev. John F. Wippel, a priest of Distributor of Huntington, w. Va, the Steubenville Dl.ocese, has been The truck was completely re• bu.ilt by the men of the department appointed instructor in the School to aav,: money on lts construction. of Philoaophy of The Cath11lic Uni­ It j,s still not complete as a few veraity of Amel'ica ai=cording to 11n minor repairs and adjustments announcement by Rt. Rev. William need to be made. However, it is J. McDonald, Rector of the Uni• "ready to roll," .1nd' will be u¥d versilY SJ)eciflc field of Father Wippel's to supply water to the pumpers leaching will be undergraduate wh_,never need arises, ysics, Cosmology, and inter• Metaph is $400 $600 imately to Approx of r elian and Thom• p etation Aristot still needed to replace badly worn lstic texts. · tires, equipment, and other re• A native of Pomeroy, Father pairs, to have a fire lighting apparatua read)' to go ,anywhere on its Wippel attended Sacred Heart Pa• own to light just about any type rochial School and St. John's Sem• fire the department would en· iuary, Bloomingdale", Ohio, where he rtceived a Basselin SchoJarehip counter. Plana for completing the truck to Catholic University.· Bas&elin to this stage include a radio, _POrt• Scholarahips are granted to young able pump, and hoae. Where will men studying for the priesthood the fund& come from? That will who show 1u1uaual scholastic abil• be up to the people of Racine and lly. He received his A. B. de1ree aurroundlng uea. they will have to dig down a little deeper and from Catholic University in 1955 help this band of men who are dfl· and hia ill. A. in Philosophy the tennined to give their town and following year. This p11St June he in the surrounding area a fire de• wu awarded the licentiate partment to be proud of, .he1ldea Sacred Theology, shortly after his hHillS men ready 24 hours a day or4i,nation In Steubenville. f•lker Wippel is ·the 1,on ol Mr. to helP: the people of their �urlsand Mra. Joaeph Wippel. diction (D time of need. _ Father Wippel Is Instructor In Philosophy MISS SffMI'\: ■ Miss Stemple Is New Agent For Mason �unty .;I • ' be The George H, and Susan May Lew� Memorial Aw•rd. . The prtncipal shall be kept m· tact always, but the income from the fund of five bundred dollars shall be given e11ch year to a 1111duating senior who shall be, In the opinion of the Faculty, "a · good att1dent with sterling char· acter," · When \he George H. and S11aan May Le-wis Memorial Award is made, It shall · be announced that tbl1 award "wat1 created by thf:'! Rev. Dt. F.,lward W. 1'1. Lewis, M HS Claas ·ot 1934, and Mr. Lawrence ..L. LewJa, MHS ClaH of 193'7 in memory <If their parenlll, Mr. and lits. G�r1e H. Lewi!!, of their "aunt, Mn, M111ie Ftazier of their uncle, Jamu Allen werner, and , in honor of their aunts, Mr,. E:lli:abelh B. Hysell and Mrs. Garnet W. °'ark..,. and of theit uncle, Edw11rd J. Werner.'.' The- PVf'Pllt!I of ftte litter annwlKtmtnt Is ll9t lvat to ,iv. f'KOtlnltlon to � �mtd, IMitt lt ls also to enwvra.. others lo Ntallltlllh tlmll..-, ltut ,.... hi,- _..,..,, l'llelMlf111' fuftdt. M.l!n, communlflN heve wlplfln;tial ....wn-'t ■Inn by !NO' pie whllt they lhlH .,- .., ' WIii · lfhr they IIIW. · ,MuMl'NI , if , , yO\ln■ ....,.ra INI abl• .. et..pd ,.i1... ..., � � ' 1udl public-minded lndivldu.alL I have already been told •that thl! amount Js very small, I know it is; I wish It were more, I am eager, however, to offer it to the educntlonal syftlem of Middleport in gratitude, and ( am hope. ful that your school 1_ulhorlties will be willina; to aceept it under I the aimple tenll& liated above, for I truly believe that others, more able to abare th.an we, may I aee the vision and importance of such fund11, and establish t hem in thtr yeara that Ue aheud. I h:ad the personal joy of see• Ing our endowment fund1 at the church I served in Connecticut jr.crease by mtJre than $100,000 I during the nearly elJht years that I sen:ed there. Since I . �a\le here in Michigan, I have had 1 keen the .. gladneu1 of knowing that a !und of not leu than $20,000 has been established for edura• ti<intl purposes alorie frorn our church. So, I \[now lh at people do dve when t hey know or o�portunltil'I! , In ri�her actions Ja9t, night the , board of edu<'l.tion with Prealdent 'Bruee Lloyd, · pre,idlni, �lected Mn. Kathryn Rall, lit.legate to r,;>pruent the local boartt at the State School Bo1rdil convention In Columb�s. Novem�r 9, 10 atld 11., ., &INGLE COPY :::lie ...· oodwin Says He Won't 4£cept ·- ·wr· 1 iss Wanda Ruth Stemple of Au�ra, W. Va., has recently assumed _the politio� of Ho�e J)emenati',4i� Wr •Kuo• � ty. . ,. of Preston County,' Miu A netJve Stemple graduated from Aurora High School fn 1956 and West Vlr• ginia U n iversity in Ju n e 1960 wit h a B . S . Degree m , Home Ecmmmics. Miss Stemple will be meeting w ith homemakers clubs in the near futllre to mllp out her pro• gram in home demonstration work. She also stated th at sh e is looking forward to Worki ng with t he people to promote extension work in Mason County. Two Calls Taken By Middleport Emergency Unit Middleport Emergency squad received two calls for aid within 20 minutes late lest night and early this morning. At 12:40 the squad was called to the Will Gilkey residence on Leading Creek Road, near Rt. 7. Mr. Gilkey· was suffering from a medical ailment. A locaJ' physi• cian was called, While on the call to the Gilkey home another was receiv­ ed' for treatment , for Bob Neil, E. 2nd St., Middleport. The Pomeroy squad was called to his home and tranaported him to Holzer Hospital before Mid­ dleport squadsmen cquld return from their find $Ill. ted Ac�ep Award rship &hola ial Memor Lewis ; . For Middleport High School At Board . Meeting B&E Probe Is Opened By ed Pomeroy Police NEW SPRED HQUU PAINt; IDES ON DAMP 8URFAGE8 bvtlMm encf·CMh-11 Ohio: T• d-,, d..,.., IN ....,,., with 11e­ utianll lltht rain otrllffll Muth, hllh tn the u,;.r ..._ Ttnltht Md W...,11Np, cleutty and mild, lew ln tM SO.. • 4, 1980 • A new IM>- ,tar 011 wu pre1ented Monday nia:ht to the Drew Webster Post or. behalf of Con. gresaman Walter • Moeller by County Vetenn,• Service Officer C; J. Rhodes. This flag has been Oown over the Capitol of the United States and is the second , Capitol fieg elven th• Poat by Cong. Moeller. . The other was a fl..ltar Oag, :_m- , Met Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tu..day, NO, 143 New 50-Star Flag Received By Local Post MEIGS THEATRE ,r ent1ne ·a t l'eaiher -----------·----·---:::::::::-=::::::::-:-:::::::-:::-::::::-::OctQIJer ��=-------------...;;..------ ·------------------------------------ I BYf M •• e t.nl•lnN tat"' ffrlfttl the n1m• -Sia.....,- frem Chenf MIi Ont aut1k..- whe _,. ltoftl at ........u, 11.nt, A1N'H 11. 111 1 . At th9 ... ef l2 the, fflilrtled ......,_ •flll fethw.J IO and nine children ....,.ctlvely. W,est a ,es , SLM st:i\e Arrh . & Ul»f Oblo & ntg:b 6\1, lJlh Cob101buA, Oh'• . Pomriroy police officers are inves�igating a breaking and en tering today at U"iP. Preston Motors Used · C.11r lot lit t he lower end ol Pomeroy sometime last night. A car salesman discove red the B & E tb is morn i n g at 7:40 wh(m h e arrived for work . Notbing was rePorted taken from the buaineui place wh ich uses a trailer as an office. Entry lnt<; the tr11Uer was nJ,ade through a wiNdow whieh had been broken prior: to the trime. Police arrested Lewis Surbe, 47, Hartford, w. Va., and wm. iam AlexHnder, 49, Pomeroy, for intoxlcaUon last night. Dairy Contest Won By Waobinirton Univen,ity WATER.LOO, la. UPI - \1fHh• ington State Un iversity won t he NaUonal Inlerolleglate Dairy Judg• ing .Contest M.onday de(eatlna: 26 1 other colleges in the competition at the National Dairy c,tUe Cona,cis, ' Boosters A8ked To Bring ' AROther One Middleporl's Athletic Boosters meet tonigh t at 8 p. m. in th e h igh sch ool with th e t h eme for all members being "Bring a BOO$· ler with you." President John Krawsczyn said importa n t pr.ojects to ··pep up town spirit" will be dlscuSlled. .. ., �¥ SMITH: CALLER Hill Climb Was S At UCCeSS Fairgrounds The "Hill Climb" al the Meil;ls County fairground was termed 1 a success Sunday afternoon. There were a number of r iders on hand to try their luck at climbing the h ill. The beautiful 36 inch tall trophy for the fast.est time went to Ronald Coon of Qiarlmton, W. Va. His time was only 3:42. Some riders ne\ler made It to the to p of' \Jf"e •. · hnt spilling about half way up. There were two fatheNon teams riding. They were Ben Comer and son Jun ior, age 14. Junior has been riding hiUs since age 11. Sunday he showed h is dad u p as he walked away with a t h ird place tr op hy while dad just looked on. The oth er father.son combina· tion was Oakey Redma n and son; again Junior beat dad. Jr. Red• man took .a third place trop hy in the middleweiJ!h t class a n d a time of 3:88. Trophies went to Ronald Coon, Ch a rleston. W. Va .. in t he heavy weight class for fastest time of thc day. Heavyweight class: First place, Sea HUI Cllmb on Pape Twcr GUILD TO MEET The Portland Worthwhile Guild will meet Thursday evenin g. Oct. 6 at e p, m. at th e home of Louise Brewer. Each member is asked to bring a gift of 50c for a white elephant sale. Neig h borhoods in Pomeroy, Mid• sport•scope. He has been on the dleport and Gallipoli! may be staff of man y square dance camps, wondering about h appy aquare such as Reudosa and Red River dance so u.nds coming from certain in New Mexico, t he Ligh tning ··s" at LeVeta, Colorado; Kirkwood homes in their midst. II so, t hese sounds are mere ly Lodge a�d Osage Beach in liis­ exlra tape sessirrni; in which 1qu.ire souri; and is the outside fatuity dance rs are pre pari n g for the member for the U niYersily of Nin lh A n n ual Mid-Oh io Vall ey Florida in a square dance short Squa re Da n ce Festival to be held oou.ne . He h as taught square in Pomnoy Junior High Auditor• dance claues in many cit ies rn ium OC't. 8 wh1th the local Paw ·n Texas, Okbhoma and Loui5iana. He has been featured ealler m Taw Danl'e club is sponsori n g. The homes bei ng used for tape many aquare dance festivab in ,11l­ sesa1ons include those of Dr. and most every 1tate in the United Mrs. John Moore. Pomeroy Star States. He also calls reguarly to Route,; Mr and :'wfr s . George Hae• three clubs in his home.town area. kett, Jr .. South Seventh St., Mid• The Mid.Ohio Valley Square ,lleport; Dr. and .\1rs. Ray Pickens, Dance Festival, spomored by the South Third Ave .. :�tiddleport and KY OWVA (Ky., Qbjo, W. Va.J 1'ri• Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes, in State Square Dance Asaociation, Gallipolis. has been gaining ill reputation Harper Smith, Jr. of Celina, over the put eia:ht years. It at• Texas w ho ··invaded'" the Ohio tracts dancers from a 100-mlie Valley twu years ago and left be· 1 rad i us and several from as rar hind une of the mosl enj oyable as Cincinnati Dayton and Cleve. and. memorable square da ncing ex• land in _O bi� and Wheeling and �ene nces am?ng all the attend• Beckley, West Virginia. II is an mg da ncers will return by popular event the Pomeroy Bend area c&n rf':luest as featured caller again well be proud to host. thJs year. The festival acheduie i.s as folHarper gave up a teaching ca• lows: 1 to 3 p. - m . Round Dance rct>r to de,·ote full time to teach- workshop with area dance le1ders ing a nd calling the American participating. 3· to 5 p. m. Square Square , Dance cle11en years ago. Dabce work■hop con ducted by He has gain the reputation ol be- Harper Smith. 5 to 8 p. m. Free mg among the top callers io tbe time for supper, rest and freshen• ing up. nation. He has appeared on radio, TV. A room will be provided in the and in R. K. 0. Pathe Newsreel school building in which to change -� I into evening clothes. 8 to 11 p. m. Evening Dance Party conducted by Harper ,Smith. The refreshment stand will be or,erated during the elllJrf, da)' hy lbe M�� -County. 4-H Clubs. . _, . {l The Paw 'n Taw SQuare. Dan� Club wlslles. 'to e:11.:.end an invita­ tion to spectators especially to youth groups accompanied by their leaders, to "iew thia colorful event. Funeral ser\lices for Alice L. Check with club members or Mrs. Carson. Ql, who died last even• John Hardy for admission pa�cs, ing at t he Foster Rest Home fol· lowing .an illness of several months, will be held Wednesday at 2 "p_ m. from t he RawlingsIC ft Coats Funeral Home with burial cemetery near in the Wrigh t Lan gsv ille. She was a member of the Finl Baptist Ch urch . M iddleport. Sunivors include her husband, .&' Rnhert B. Carson, two grandsons, Floyd Carson, Middleport RD, ' and Marlin Carson , Richmon�. Mayor Kenn�th McEl h inney and Ind. and four_ great grandc�l· C h ief of Police Herbert Gilkey dren. Th ree sisters Mn. Jeas1e took a dim view today of early Russell, Pomeroy HD ; Mrs. Mary Halloweening reported in Middle• Price, Rutland .and Mrs. Horace - port last evt:ning. Grover, Athens. They joined in a statcmenl to Two sons. Guy and Floyd pre- the over-eager, pranksters : ceded her m death. . "If this keeps up a 9 p. m. cur• The Rev. Howard Klmgle, Rut- few, like lut year can be im• land, will be in charge. posed. It can even ' be made ear• Frien d!'! will be received· at lbe lier." funeral home any ltme. Th e officials hoped a curfew would not be necessary, and ask Mrs. Carson P sses Away After Illness Off• ials T ke Dn ' . View Of Early P•anks Nat1on • ,s postoff•ice Vo1u me Goes p Dori)"•n,r0 :�r.:�:��·.i'k�:;1:: :::.t�:t new .!.�!.�n�,Of Activ ity; lmp�o���e_nts Made History Groups ' Meet Saturday Marietta , A hon's mail volume was reat hed during fiscal year 1960 ending June 30, wh ich continued the steady upward trend of tJle past fte\len years at a rate wh ich even exceedll · the population growtt\, according: to advance information., from the Annual Rfiporl •of t h e Post Office Department which h ss been made ;ivailable lo postmasters J. W. Waddell of Middleport a nd W. P. Lochary of Pomeroy. Alth ough subject to last minute revisions, the year's total has been estimated as 63.6 biJlion pieces of parcel post. It was stated that th is would mean a n increase of nearly 25 per cent over the correspon d· in g figures for 1953 when ann ual volume was IS0.9 billion pieces. During lh is same period. it was pointed out. th e reven ue of t h e Department al:m has sh own an. im• pressive gain with an increase from $2,091,714,DOD in fiscal year 1953 to $3,276,800,000 for fiscal year 1960. Here in Middleport, rceeirts of t he po,t office climbed from $21,658.00 !J1 1953 to $26,303.00 last year. "There is not much we ca n do about how much mall we have to handle from day- to day or how many people are making use of the Pofttal Service," th e two Post• masters stated, "but the wh ole Department keeps busy In 4ev'is­ ing ways a nd mean& for doin g t h e j(lb not only more efficiently but more economically. As we �all it th at was the wa_y · ?resident Ei11en• h ower outlined the principal o� jeetkea ., the Department when Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield. wa1 beiDI . &wom iii ¾' ,. •� "" ... ., il,f;- t• r .. .,.. ,,,,,. ' !\ .' u 1" .,;,,_,' -� ' • f: �r ; · J �i , loween se11SOn. ' ' ·I I� , Ill !)e;Ohio._lnstitute on Locaf apd State History will hold its .sixth ' annual ml'eting at t he Campus Mar­ tius Museum iu Marietta next !)at­ : urday. The Association of Historic.ii So­ cieties of Ohio will h old its semi­ an n ual Fall meetin g at the same tiine and place. Both organizations I work wl&llin the framework of the I Ohio HiSi;o,rical Society. Mej,gs Cou nty will ht represented I by A. V. H1,.1:ell "A1ho is a member of the Institute. Th e Meigs County Piontcr and Historical Society has been a member of the Assoc iation since its organization . j I I POSTMASTER GENERAL ARTHUR E. SUMMERFIELD op•· erates a high speed facer-canceller, one of the many electrQmc devices now being developed to help process part pf 64 bil­ lion pieces of mail that flows through more than 30,000 United Sl,ates Post Offices annually. This specialized piece of equip• ment faces each letter in the proper position for canceling, locates and cancels stamps at the rate of 30,000 letters an hour. back In 1953. and lhat's the w�y I ample. wl1ile the mail volume we have been operating ever since. showed 11n increase of 16 biUion ..We can 't de ny that we still pieces handled annually, th e em­ make mistakes and th at the hu• ployment i nercase during this man element still plays a vitally same p_er iod amounl)!d lo o nly 11 i mP.,ortant part In daily operations, per ce nt. . . By way of <'Xplaniition, it should but /;be statistics in . the Del)art• m entioned that the employmerit be pooitive offer report ent's annual proof tflal we are making progress figures - based on thousands of s.. Midileport Meil ,_ Six OU a tiaUo.n-widu basis. As ID U• ·, Crooks lo Member Of Marching Band Walter G. CrooJJ,, SQII of Mr. and YI'!'!. Walter R. Crooks, 725 Page-st, Middleport., is a member of the bmed Ohio State ){arch ing Sand w h ich appear• at all home football games. Crooks, a graduate r,f Middleport 1figh School where he was an out­ standing m.1.111ida.n, is a trumpet player. WOMEN TO MEET Catholic ·womeii's Club of the Sacred Heali Chu.rch will meet Thursday, Oct. 8, at 8 p. m. iD the cbllN:h auditorium. , r&e ·' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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