http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3de3bf0dd790b5967055d2eb51381b75.pdf fc90670821c0af2f777be894f3aa906d PDF Text Text . . -.. ------· . ,, .. , · " •" · '" r·, , ., Diles Return From Visit With Son And Daughter , Cub Scout Pack 246 Hehl Meeting Saturday Night Mainly � People In P.ome roy ence Mi&hl, llndbw7. Ml. and Mn, Glen l:lumpbny of Loui,.llle, Ky., vllited Sund.,wltb Mr. and Kr� Chari' Bu,t. turned home Sunday after a visit with relative• in Buffalo and Sprln,tleld, Ito. I I";.;;..,=:;:;-;;;;;=·==;;;;;-, M:rt. Elilabelh Humphrey who ha1 been the auesl of Mr. and Mrt. Charle& Buck for 1everaJ month, left Saturday for a vitlt i n Akron before returning to her _bome, Lake worth; !'la. · Mr. tnd M11. L. D. Diles h1n 1 Appro:r.imately 43 1tte11ded th.e rt-turned from Dearborn, Mi(:b., n LUCI LLI ltAWKINS Ar • where tbey vi11led wlth their IOl'.I meetln11 of Park 246 Cub Scout.a Mr. and Mn. Dwtaht Losa n and tnd daughler•in •law, Mr. and llrt �t Sflllabury . School Saturd.iY even. TONIOtfT •ncl WIDNl50A Y tons, Dwight Jr. and Mn. Flor­ David Dilea a nd daug h ter, Bev: me . ,AMIL Y NIGHTS ence Holley were Sunday even • erly. The n■r: ceremony by Deni one Gltlnn l'ord - Anne Frtncis n1 dinner guest, of Mr. and Mr1. Jame1 Bearh a en tered H:ofler I J I Mr. Dlle1 atte nded a footb.lll and Two and group slng,ing of the Ceorae Loga n, HemlMk Grove. Ho1pilal Monda)' mornin&: frir "DON'T GP NEAR obi game with h i! &On at Ann Arbor Cub S('oul Booster song preceded In the evening the group allended urvatlon . · THE WATER'' , I ai:ad al110 aaw the K1n.11s Clb• a potluck. dl_n ner. churi:!h services at the Bearwal­ (Teebnicolor) 1 T1i;en baseba l l gtme in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of Detroit . - allo ..... Following t he dinner, Dwight Lo­ low Church. Rochesler, Pa., were weekend A prelimin11ry Jl:•me was played gan Sr., Cubm Dorla Day - ,Blrry Sulliva n aater, an nounced Mr. 1nd Mrs. Earl Brickles of &uears 0,- Iii', "llld r Mra . . Elia1 bf'fore the regularly 1cheduled name:s or �ys 1 ' J U L I E" lo rf'cl'iVe awards Darwin were recent · dinner guests Stiles. game in which Dilvid pitched. and said tb11t award, which wen or Mr. and Mrs. Alto Cartoon Dwight Loga n . The .e:ame between news re porten ordered did not arrive, but wouJd Mn. Eliiabeth You ng returned and Radio and TV men wts won be presented . by Den Mothers at Mr . a nd Mrs. Floyd J. Tracy ' to her home at Beaver, Pa., by the news men In l hree i nn• Oen meetin�s. of Akro n were weekend gue:itta of Sunday after I weekt' vlait with ings. hia father, J E. Tracy and daugh­ Mr. a nd Mra. EU11 &tilff, Boys advance lo Wolf rank were ler, Mrs. Eddie Smith. The Diles ' were "110 guests Gert1ld Pullin Pomeroy, Ohio s and Mike Still· to Mr. and Mn. Edward T. Bauer of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt and Se�r r;mk Dwight Logan Jr. 'a nd Miss Carolyn Meier, student of Marion were wieke nd gue1ta TONIGHT �on, David, Ypsilante, Mich. The Ketth Evans; 1nd lo Lion s rank n urse •t St. Joseph Hospital of her paren ts, Mr and Mra. Dick "HOME FROM 'l'HE HlLLS" l,loyt8 h ad moved to Mlcbig an, �illiam Radford. One new boy : Parker11burg, spent the weekend Karr Sr. ("l'Khnicolor) Se�t. I where Rev, Hoyt is now Ch arles Jah nson waa admitted to with her parents, Mr. and Mn Robert Mitchum an d · assista nt pastor of the Baptlnt , h.c Bobc•t Mr. and Mrs. Luther Frederick ra nk. Philip Meler Elnnor Parker Church of that city. For the paftl of Vinio n a nd Mn. Guy Wallen Mr. a n d Mrs. Pat Quinn and WIDNISDAY & THURSOA Y 2 ½ ye.rs he had been pasw1• Ot J:! "eeivi ng arrow polnl!I und O[ 1!1lddleport visited Sundar witt. daua:ht er _o , Colum bus visited the.Ir aunt, f Cecil B. DeM illes th e Weedaport Churc h in · 'N :,r Wolf rank were Robert Bu":. Mra. Harvey Woodard ru1 ��- di)• wtth her parenta, Mr. and · '"fHE GREATF.sT SHOW York whtle he allended the - l •-�� one gold and o!\.e� .aih•er a a�d dJughter Mn. Lijlle Hauck. rl r ON EAR.ffl" � na. _ : . r �•te-Rocheater Divinity · S ;:ht �.'!': lit, ' t�,n.� Urt -•� � �. uese� (T�hnicolor) ' · ancl ' , ff � �-. 'Mr. The Hoyt's son DavhJ tWi '11�' )1�4l•I\I (J■ct) : �•- - h�Jdn. o,.., , 119,.olt : i41:J n - Corne! Wilde junior in hlth - «hool · . � 7,r �1•, ,r,,� ,two I nday � A., . , •1' .§u ""; out lor tbe f��..J:, � ' I hrs., 30 min. , 1111\,.rl� wttb - , :', � � .,_;'!, ' • f\. , ;_ :1 . � , in. 8:30 P.M. Yp1ilante hnlr\l� • ' · tfQT OPEN church and · �.-:.11,i -��d� $1/1/!l:�, i;;' . . I!¥ . lP •. .parents . 19.t Cul> V, OCT. I livi ng in New Yirlr: state. ..,!IA, . : Cb•rl,,-1on. w,ert'" Sunday 111.etta ,of . · .�·#ho -�Ated' IQ f\llly in llr:, · SUBMAIUNE" Welby Wl,.lley.. Enroute Mr. ana · Mn. �­ , :1 .\ �fan - Bob Steele \J. � 'whicb.J.he Pack en• Mr.and�d,N�411'.rs.. Normin Fiaher visited in Columbus wit h Mr. and oyc during th'e summer months . - 'lllO Mrs. Fred Bush tnd family and under the managemenl of William ret�).'Ded to their home m Senc"HOUSE OF INTRIGUE" c��•lle Monday afte� a week end Mr. and Mn. Virgil Edwards. B1rtel1, assistant cubmlllter · . . . (Teclmieolor) vmt wtlh relatives in th e area Curt Jurgen& - Dawn Addams Genrge R. (Dick) Youna was ap- , )tr. and Mra. Ch arles Buck w�re GUIST5 HERi Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 9-10-11 i P c treasurt'r to lluccced Sunday evening dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Curtla ;a:f Olry Grant •nd To ny CUrt.is "PLEASE DON'T EAT nf 8 who11e eon, Wil- Mr. and Mn. Willard Ebersbach Powel l, Ohio, were Sunday gutah Ham , '!,_ 'l'HE DAISIES" �� rom the Cub and daua:htera ... ..duatt:U In Eatlman Color at the home of Mr. Curlis' 11ncle Scouts. AU p.arcntJ1 (Technicolor) were asked to Mra. Wtlla�d Ebertbtch and PLUS end aunt, Mr. and Mra. A. V. How• Dorla Day - David Niven n he C ubmaster I n regard Mn. Charles Buck vieited Sunda y l! ��� icout ell, Plum Street, Pomeroy, SeltctH Short Sul:-ltch Coloroartoon 1 nsurance. evenln1 wlth Mr. and Mr!. Clar. 1 !,\�,( N Driv e • l n I 1,;· A.- troop ln1urancc plan was ex 'Diijned bx Milli who plans to send �ormation of the plan to parents ' -troo p inembcrs. ,1 f· . 7 f -, · · AT-TEND CONC ERT Xmon1 local residents attend111g �e ,,GU)' �bardo Concert at it!ib.tna Monday even ing were Yirs. Tl'., Whaley, Mn. William ! S\NU., Mn. All11rd PraU M.rs. 1 '·..• ',.. ) ! - "J'�- • I _,, ' ' ' " .4; "'l ' , ' • '• Dal� J;art Mn. Russell Wil'i nd ifii's Carla Wilson, of 'Mid, t •· . )Jr· ' � .' � ·• I.. ,•., ' "', � '' es Riffle, .11II of Pomer�y. and J II '.�:" port l � 'J#i,"'J!if• f )T'S 1 �0T 1 ·1-too . ' I I 1 • LATE '('"-l .i:_ . - �l ' V' l Dutton's Hold Open Members Oil ,f;;ii-.;k House Before Lodge Entertained Couples' Marriage Friends Sunday l • Mr. and Mr:ii. Dale Dutton en­ lertainetl S11nilay a rternoon with. Open HouSf In h.onor of Miss Jean Lam.i .and Harry Moore whose marriage will be a n event or next Sunday. Fur the otunHion the li\'lns room 111 the o\.iuon home in Mid• dleporl wall detoraled with ar­ rangements of hronze and yellow thrysanth emu111s and an arrange• mcnt o f pink roses were used on the lea lablf'. Gue.11\s for lhe afternoon were memben of lhe Episcopal Pariah and friends o f the honored couple Punch., cookle11, min t.a antl roffee were served by Mrs. button wM • wH -aHiated by Mn o B 8'6t/' Mr11 A. II. Carpente�, Mrs: Cedrh: Clark, Mn, Theodore Heed Sr., Mn. Everett Ha)'CS and Mn · Herbert Moore · THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR IS RIGHT NOW! Coverage " . CLIN,fON FISHER . ·. 'COMPANY .. �\ , ' PAINT Service . : :Hltf HI-TOP SHOES Sizes 0 112 to 3 , .,, ·d t l.; • -' ;, •, ,:,,,, ·• l«UbCI..IP'C, Roush's Shoe Stol'.I I DDLEP(;>RT r: Middleport Members of the Anlick Lodge cnlertained a aroup of friend� S�nda)' evening with a turkey dinner and all the trimmin g11 prepared by George llobstelter Jr., Vidor Hannahs and T· A · Downie. Music by George l lidl on the cl· el'lric aceordian a ml other recrea• tion was enjoyed. Attending wen• Alfred Phlltlps . Jack Robson, Irving Karr, Will• iiua Child§, El1Jworth Rowe, Al· bert Coates, T- A. Downie Will­ iam Anders.on, Fred Crow, 'A lfred Elberfe ld, IJarry Grindstaff Scoll Lueas, Frank Joh.nslon, R'ichard Jones. . WIiiiam Wood�, Nola n Swack­ h amer, Clyde J1rkland, Mannin (t �ebiter, k. E. Boice, Don �•tz­ mg, George Hobstetter Sr., VlctoP Hann• h s, William Hobstetter, It L. Jacobs, George Hobstetter Jr., Edward Slark, Frank B. Will, Dick Seyler, Ethan Harper and George Hall , ___ 0 'I.: ' .. ' ' !' the spccinl-size BUICK ' 30 LB. COAL 60 , At Your Fingertips rAT E R wr... COAL , , $1 79.95 . . . . $1 99.95 JGt=r1 1c BATHROOM . . . LB. 1 00 LB. COAL ,, ,.r !.t· 1hla gem-then J'oot- -iat tbe !uK,oi• •Vi,;ci, bolo�. C.. ;.. oloubl UIM'i!ljiidal'• .U &iol, tooP'Combin, ins and ease wilb Buick eont• £ort- llM huur,I For an all.day ride you pl rnore total head, Jq and bip than in t� oompacta . • . Ame kind of Control Ann 1uspen1ion aa tbfl tull..i1t1 '6� Bulcks. A:n.d' for git, ita new •lumtq,um V.S 11M aluminum Du-.l.P11h T\lrbi,ie Drin1• give you ilGiCI! the pow per pound of moat C?mp,1cll (mon CIYflP than many full- . ,1:ie ca.n)f But, the biggest new,. is th■t a11 this 11 youra /or jll6' • 111hi,ptr 8blnle' dJe c»mpact,/ -o,tllMI II Ulrl DI Looi: ••'ffllP N?°°1 ibe .. " ' ' ' •l. � ! •: , 0 $19-?5 and $29.95 • '. ... . ' en t1 n e Dno""1 To Tit. lnteruta OJ TM Mei.,-MaM111 .treo ::-;::-���-------·-------;:::-::::7.::7.".':-:-.-:::::::-::�::-:-.:::".:'.-:-:�------------------ --------------------- VOL XII NO, 144 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October • On The Home Front ' T 5, 1960 . ·V ' SINGLl!l COPV - I l . Ear �cGrath, Carpenter, who has been sentenced to an md�termmate term in the Ohio State . Pe nitentiary frolll 1-20 • yea 1 s by C?mmon Pleas Judge John Bacon was taken to BOSTON UPI-Traaedy stared 1urv1 vors were hOipilaiiz.ed. his new residence yesterday atternoon. air traveler• in the face today as Moat of t he aurvi.,.ora were in they took of( from Logan Inter- 1 th e tail section th at comprised . Deputy Sheriff Clarence Shiel.ds motored to the Peniten­ Ua�y in Columbus with McGrath as the result of his sentence national Airport where de1lh the lounge and a few rc•r aeaia atru<'k with m1uive audden nen F.r1day for the July death of 92 year old Ezra BraUon. of the luxury airliner. Tuelday night. McGrath was tlrst charged wlth were sold. Average price oi steers On the pier of Cott,i.Je Yacht Anchored i n Wi n throp Channei 2nd degree murder but the char- was $24,87 per h.undred poundi· C1ub i n Winthrop a few piles of ' w11 a CoHl Guard "buoy tender gea against hi� were redu5ed to for the heifers, $21 .81. flol.sam remained, a man'• felt with the Lail sectio n of a cn1bed ma11slaughler m_ the finl dea:ree hat and white 1hirt, a woman'• Th is figure compares wllh the Lockheed Electra turbo jet hang• on recommendation of Prosecuting 1959 prices of $28.32 for aleera and nnity kit and a piece of the up. Ing over the side, cletrly visible AUorney Jame1 O'Brien. holstery from a plane w:at With $2lU4 for heifers. to the departing panen&ers and FIIE ONE HOUR the lefe nd: Meics County consig ners were . , c:rew1. Wilham Reevea, 34, Albany, was Mra. "Life jacket un der your seat." Raymond Follrod, Clair . . Th e pride of the Eaalern Air• arre�tc� by the . Mei11s Cou n ty Wagoner, Lloyd Bla,:kwood, Dennlll The dead were kinec OY tne im· Im�� fleet faltered on takeoff at Department yesterday Palmer Howard Knight Emmt Sheriff s pact of the cras h and neve1 got tw�hght Tuesday and plu nged inlo lime to u&e "them , State polic� to­ morning for intoxication, released Findu n'11, Glenn Robinson,' William , Wmtbro p Bay, ,n mlet of Boa- day waahe:d blood off the pier 111 6 p. m., and returned on the McKelvey, Rex Smnmerfield, Char• ton J:Iarbor. Only the tail section where the fiut . \'lcllms wc:re same charge at 7. les Sheets and Leo Story . was 1mmedi1tely recovered. MAYOR FINES THRIE broui ht at dutk Tueada\ . O�hers were A,1 W. Scroath, Hugh _ There were 72 peraons aboard. [t w,11 the fifth cruh {'( a In Pomeroy Mayor Ch arlas Le· Leifheit, John l<.elley, Charles Karr S1xt1 one were dead or missing. Lock heed Electra in the past 20 gar's. court last night Lewis Scar- Sr., Virljt'il Ki ng, Dale X,uti, M . E. Fifty. one bodie, had bee n re- months. be Wa� fined $5 and costs for in- Guthrie, W. S, Michael, Homer Secret Air Force document• 1oxicat1o n, Wm. Heory Clela nd " Radford, Rex O'Brien and Wayne A U.S. NAVY "TERRIER'.' MISSILE as sho wn mounted on a semi-truck, will be on dis­ covered by early morning, 10 an d . coats for recllless , operation Scott. 11 lost in lhe crash h ue been re• pla�ln -�int Plea�ant , a�Ja_cent to the post of fice, for one day only , Sunday, Oct. 9. This is persona were mining and --a nd W illiam Alexa ndria, $10 and an, oper�tional gu�ded missile, of the U .S. Na vy and is a part of the armament of some guid­ costs for intoxication. ed �issil� dest�oyers and ennsers �f the U .S . Pleet. The Tel'per is an all-weather missile. $ ou Terr•E;r can strike at aircraft ten nules away a nd at altitudes above the range of convention­ Po,n eco,, . Roaer anbarrcraft �ns. Used for . shipboard ar:id b eachhead operationi:, "super radars" guide the al has filed suit in CommoD Pleas missiles to their targets. Terner IS approximately 15 feet long and weighs one and one-ball Court for divorce (ro,n Beu, Cul · ton. luma. The grounds arc extreme " cruelty, Crooksvi ll� ' s Volun�er Fire Department and E.mergency­ . A · hearing on the divorce suit of !les�ue Umt 1s having Its share of tragedy with accidents, Jos­ Wilma Wine,, Cheshire, against mg its second man in three weeks, Earl W. Wines, same address, will George ii. Bra nnon, Croolr:5- town inteneetio n, fatally injuring · be l\eld October 8. ville Fire Chief, and know n to · one of the squadmen. e c 1 i A divo[Ce su�t by Virginia R. On many Meigs Cou nty firemen, was The babY and four me n •er4! Duckworth agamft Robert Duck­ A,� :.�:i �!� ::. �; �:r�•�� kUled three weeks ago. He was injured. two critically. in the worth has been dismissed accord• Chlcaa:o over the past week end to ent of the Four River electrocuted while working for crash. The emergency vehicle atte nd the Great Lakea Regional . Mrs. Joseph W�dd�ll , 2nd vice-presid ing to co· urt I records. l Counc Klamfoth Scout irl was David Mrs. Treasurer w11.h , i G the Columbu1 a nd Sout her n Ohio overturned wilb il!I l't'ar section Patrol Air civil for ference n Co 720 HEAD SOLD , present at a meeting of the voluhteer workers for the "Scout Electril! �ompa ny. cras h ing through a plate glua The Annual South.eastern Ohio Units. According to U n ited Press I n· \IJindow. Region 'InThe Great Lakes A U. S. Navy " T errier guided Drivf' which is to be held the week of October 9. Feeder Calf Hle was held yester. James C. Matheney, 41, Crooks eludes CAP un ila from Ohio, Michi· The meeting was opened by miulle, will be on display In Point ternational, a Crookaville emergen day at Athens. neth Hartley, Robert Elberfeld, cy vehlcle, rushing a sick baby to ,,ilJe, was pinned under the ve­ A total of 720 head of cattle gan, Kentucky, Indiana) Ollnoll!I Middleport Chairinan Mra. George Ple1nnt, adjacent to tbe Po,t Of. a Z 1me1ville hospital, collided hide. He ided al Bethesda Hospi­ and Wisconsin . Htckett Jr., alon1 with EdilQII. i-..�r mit Walton , Richard Jones, fioe, for one day only, Su nday, with a. car early today al a down• tal about an bour later. 'Paul Casci, Jim O'Brien, oa•e Attend.mg the conference from Hob1tetter, Po�erqy chairman,., Coate,, Clyde Ociobet 9. Harlan Enczl, 10 month old The officers fro ni the scout Wamer Albert this area were 1st Lt. Howafd A. Kirklan\ , Walter GniHer, Joe son of Mr. and Mn. Andrew wi T'*' ii an operational guided mill· dlsc lna volunteen cil aed n Ofllcer with cou Command iley, CAP, D.il Struble ·•nd . Willi.1 -.. .Swatzel. Eric:s.i of near Croobville and alle e u. S. Navy anu is a part a to better 1oca1 �og ·. or the Mei,s County �d�; Croetaville emereency 1qaadmen Tlie tb,me tor tbil yeu'• �dt · �'1,ollciUnc tbe restilential aec­ ol �rqta.Dl,f�� of J!IOIQ.�. ,9.f .411� Emmett Shuler; 1�11 otflctr; s . .• • ' J .• � . . . ..t · ��· ln� Pomieroy · wiU be lira. Nav ,fJ!� 11tdaai'd !morf, u, Ward Maun ileitroyen 1fi'd ·cr«IUiB. Arln11i HOwelt, linance dfflcer', I , WM!k 'wl11 be •� H9.11ot1° Uit . · ii-.di:. <;,pnde, Mn. Robert Setty, The Terrier is an all-weatber mia­ d and Robert Shreves. 26. WIIM! of Mid'dlei,ort', · ind JM BbMl't Serve the Futbre.-1o ,· · ... ··. taken to Good SPlarttan Hospital The volunteer workers for Mid- J.lra. Rirry Walson . M.r1. Robert slle, capable of striking: aircraft It Fisher, Informatio n ofticer, Galli• Mauller and Emory wen report· p(llis. dleport relidetitlal section are : Murray, Mrs. Dan 'White, Mrs. Jay more than 10 miles at an altitude ed in serious condition. HighllghUng: the seuion wa1 the Mrs. Har.old E. Hubbard, Mra. W erner, Mrs. Harley Hendricks, above the range o( conventional -antiaircraft guns. Uaed for stiip. speech by National CAP Cornman• Sherman Weiman, Mrs. Robert Mn. D. C. Hayes. R utland �lllage council ordered Sheppard, Mrs board a nd beachhead operations, Mrs. James der Bria, Gen. Stephen D. McElroy, Burkett, .Mrs. Paul Dianey, Mn. Perkins ServicCI! a 9:30 p. rii'. curfew every day of Gordon Wehrung, Mn. Wendell ');uper radars" guide the mi&ailes USAF. The general u11ed for his Paul Theiss, Md. Burt Bodlmer Harry Krebs, Point Pleasant, a lhe week until further notice at topic, the progrenive changea be· Mrs. Gene Han'is, Mrs. Wlllia.,; Gerlach, Mrs. Richard Neutzling, lo their targets. Terrier is ap·prox­ worker at the Va n11di11m Plant in WiU Be Held Oct. ll regular meeting held last n ight. Fu neral services for Mn. Del• ing made in the Air Force and Its t.,ewia, Mrs. Kenneth Cook. Mra. Mrs. Harold Ebersbach, Mn. Vie• imately 1� leet long and weigha Gra h am Station WBL'i injured in a The resolution i ncluded an ord­ n ia Perkins, age 67, who died relationship to the Civil Air Pa• Frank Wilson, Mra. Burl Boggeas tor Young, Mrs. George Hicks, one and one half tons. fall at the plant o n Monday, er against loitering by persona of Mo nday eveni n& at her home in Mn� William Everson, Mrs. Wen• Mrs W. Stivers. Mrs. Max Foltro1. Krebs, a furnace repairman. has The Navy Recruiters at Point a ny age, not just teenagers. Sever­ During the afternoon of the fint dell Bunce and Mrs. Ray Cunn· mer, Mr� . Rosemary ,Arnold, Mra Pleasant have arranged for this been reported in good condition Letart Falls, will be held Tburs­ al act& of vandalism have been re­ day, mtmbers attended claaaes re- ingbam. Gene Se1denible, Mrs. Charlet1 missile to be taken from il"s plan­ at the Pleasant Valley Hoapilal d;i.y al 2 p. m. from the Letart port� reeenlly. For the business ■rea Mrs. Ri• Lytle, Mrs. Donald McKenrie, ned itinerary and make thls special where he is suflering from a lacer• Falls Methodist C h urch. lated to t heir particular Job dasA warning siren will sound a l aificaUon !n the Civil Air Patrol. chard Bailey, Caah B.lhr, Mrs. Mr•. J�hn E . Hunnell, . Mrs. Har• one day stop in Point Pleasant, 10 ation of the right foreann ntend­ Burial will be in Lhe Letart · 9: 1 5 p . m . and everyone is expect­ That evemng a banquet climaxed Re no Nieri and Mn. Charles old Triplett and Maurice Durst cemetery. that the people or Mason County ing from lhe E!Ibow to the wrist. Captains for the outlying com• might become ed to be off streeta unlesa upon the day's activities, Brig, Gen. Brad-bur)'. Survivora are her husband, Accordin& to Plant Superintend­ better acquainted in M eigs County are munitlea legitimate business. childre n, Ethel Pomeroy businel!IS workers are ent Carl Adler, Krebs was cleaning Robert; t h ese Howard T, Markey, USAF, waa with their Navy. In another actio n council decid• 1ue1t speaker that evening a nd de• Roy Mayer Carl a shutdown furnace with a pave-­ Kessee, Cabin Creek, W. Va.; Kraueter' Ken Mrs. John Moore, Sal isbury; Hel· ' en Quivey, Bedford; Mn. Mared to oil the dump road to keep livered a n inapiring speech, local mcnt breaker wh�n he la1t balance William, Cincinnati; Estel Per• garet Burri, Letart Falls; Mrs. du1t down and minor street re-­ delegalea ,eald. and fell. He fell over some slag kins. Toledo, O.; Virgil. at home; pairs were di&Cuased. 131st Annivenary Of , R•th Lalhe>, Salem Center and Lewis, Weston, W. Va.; Edith a nd into the furnace pil Mra. James Sayre, Syracuse. Prese nt were councilmen Paul Shaffer, Perrysburg, O.; Ernest, Rutland Church Oct. 9 Patterson, Bob Canaday, Harvey Happy-Go u. S. Air Force. E ngl.a nd and Cl ' LITT\.E LOWER -Lucky A nh The Rl!lland Church or Chrl'1 Erlewine, Frank Young and Her• James C. of Pomeroy. were Stocks UPI YORK NEW ,.rve nlver will ob t 131 its aar, a ' n man Grate, Clerk \tern Weber .and To Be Reor !lize4 Radio Club To Meet Friends may call at the funeral . fractionally lower in ■ moderately MQor Wayne Turner. A reora1nizatlieeting of the with a HomeeominC Sunday, Octoal anytime. home today. opening active Thund1Jy Evening Mal!IOn Happy-Go· ky 4-H club ber 9. begln aervlce ill n T morning 1'be Pomeroy Bend C izens Ra· W h.e will be held Wednesday at 7 p. m, at 9.30. A baak�t" dinner will be dio Club will meet at tt.e v. D. EdJohn Mn. leader home of the ill ated Accident Investig Turner for _ all persons 1ge, 10-21. held at noon in the ch urch bue- ward& Insurance Office in PomEmployees at Kaiser Aluminum ment. The 1fl4'rnoon service will eroY, Thursday evening at 7. At Lakin By Patrol and Chemical Corporations. Ra• Anyone_ mtere�ted Is urged to begin at 2 with lhe Rev. H■asell Anyone Interested ill becoming vt!nswood works have re11ched a Euge ne v: Su.all, 39, Bancroltr attend this meetmg. Requirementa W. Va., Is reported ln fair co ndl• are that one project be completed Justice of the Waverly Church ot a member of the club is welcome million safe man hours for the Chriat as guest speaker. Special en• to attend this meeting. All at. tion at Pleasant Valley Hospital durmg "!econd time in the plant's young the year. wlll be presented te nding Thursday's meeting: will be tertain ment auffering n eck. i njur ies received in A warning against Halloween for I huilding permit. Persons C. D. -------h istory, , Works M1111ager throughout the day. Everyone . ls charter members of the club. waa iHued by Mayor doing an y repair work Ot' new ID auto a�ident on .Monday. vandalism Smith, a nnounced toda:v. 'atiend, to invited 0. 0. Wright, M■aon , at a meet­ building amounting to over $200 MEIGS GENIRA L HOSP l'M. L According to W. Va, State Po· The target for whici, safety CLUB TO MEET -----, Ing of the Town Council Monday must secure a permit from the Perry, Admiaaion&: Mra. Samuel Ji<:e, Sta.at.a was involved in a one• one-new he t s , p shaot ogram r town recorder, Mrs. Lottie Roush. Th e Rutland Red Devil Booster eveni ng. SALE ANlr!I.OUNCID car accident. HII station wagon Pomeroy, and Ferne Haym,n,' Rama n•hour mark was hit million q. Mrs. Roush may be reached at the par• that ew th said al meel tonight Wright Club will e Mayor The Northwestern Local Band left llYl! hiahway as he watt travel- cine. early Monday. w11ter department office. for le All n lding. i bu responsib co tettaion beld box pre11 be wlll ents rummage a sponsor Ruschel will Alfred Booalers Mn. Dischargea: Ing State Route 62 near Lakin. plans of the build· man-hour one•millioD h first Detailed e T any by damaaea done to property The car, out o( control, -left the a nd daughtet, Pomeroy; Leo Mor- •lld btlke sale Friday a nd Saturday, boo1ler members are urged to be in and an eati• of May turned in be must establitil,ed g n i Was mark . n Hallowee n otficers on of electio or aa before ·an present youngster lrlehway and went lnto a ditch, rls, Rutland, a,nd Cecil Hyul1, Poro• October 7 and 8 •t the Rutland the project of eost the of m11.le 19ri9. will be held. Amerjcan Legion Kall, eroy. turnina over. extra that said also for 1 h Wright application t e ...J.___:,;.:__;__:::______ on ven i g be program Highlighting a safely will be in force permit. Council moved to by a al Ravenswood that has won num police protectio■ n season. He tile across the alley on Firsl erous corporatio n and national during the Hallowee h at ·every citiien has • t reminded and Second Alley to drain Street repre­ mark awards, the ml.Il ion sents one-million man- hours right to make a citi&en's arrest a ditch at that locillity. • damaging proper­ Pre1ent were Reeorder Mrs. worked without a Lost time acci­ of anyone seen . Roush, Mayor Wright, Councilme n dent inv91ving a n)' employee at ty in ■n ad or vandalism In t h e meeti ng Council remind· W•lter Wi!rry, Olin Wolfe and the mamouth aluminum produc­ o.rt,y continued good view, W. Va, ry. One hundred and · two bounds and runn ing reaidents of the requirementa Earl He n..c__ ed _____ 1. Pretty Gal, Bobby Ransom, ing facility. 4. Patricia Sue, Terry Rouah, were cut lut Friday morning at throughout the day. The field Nitro, W. Va. day bre■k" In Tibbles' Woodl in judges were complimented on Rtcine. 2. Queen, T. R. Blankens h ip, 5. Susie, Harry Richards, Lona tbe annual Fall Show and Trial& their good job. Ripley, W. Va. Show Of Btnch Botto�. laalllt1 eveilt1 tponsored by the Meigs 3. Thunderbird, Mel Cl.ark, West Derby Male Best in show, Lynn Creek Prln• County Foxhu nten' 'Auodation. 1. Lyn n Creek Prince, Watts Columbla, W. Va. Running was only fair, and the cess, Watts Bros., Shoals, w. Va. 4. Shamrock, Darryl Graham, Black Gold, Bros, sex, oppoaite Best . m 1. l)unt was ealltd Off at 10 2. BIi Stoop, Crayton Chancey Coalton. Clarence Graham, Coalton, O. Sat Saturday, runnina waa excel• whether they · �- Ti ny, T. R. Blanll:en1hip. There ought to be a full turn· cumbent N;!presentative in congress they stand for and Nttural Carriage, Ohio Prince, All A• Female ' le nt all day. h ave Jived up to their promiaes. Democrat, a District, 10th the from state d n a �- Virglaia, Crayton Chan e(y. out o[ local, district, · 1. Beulah, Warden Oun, Loni R. •F . Gordon. Pete Shields, Racine, wat mu3--Partic:ipa te: Allerid pr'eeincl 7. Delcie, Norn,an 1'1.aher, Sene• politicians at '"Candidates' Night" and h ia opponent, Oakley C. Col· Pairs ter of ceremqnlea for the show Bollom. caucuses and politlcal meetings. {)ctober 20 at 7 :30 p. m. in Middle­ lins, Ironton Republican. 1. V i ralnia and Bia: Stoop, Cray- ca.ville, o. held ThundaY niCht -with Jack - 2. Honeymoon, Clarence Cra• Mike your voice heard in selection ofcounty for didates n ca All · m. auditoriu 8. Winston, Charles Cornell, School port High ton Chancey. Coda, C1mbrida:e, 111 rin,:ma,ter · 'ham. of candidates and formation of to opportunity the That was the word George fices will h ave 2. Lynn Creek Prince•• and Racine. Herman 3. Ringie Cutchin, and Leroy Pitier, F1lrtiew, W . policy. ctm· \heir diatribute and speak to­ 9. Judy, Keeter Jone,. Vaughan, the sponsorer, h ad Lynn Creek Prince, Watb Broa. Va., Judie, A l•re:e crowd attend.- 8\lchan on, Marietta. 4-0ffer your services: offer 10. Rocky Run, Darryl Graham. day. He Silid every candidate had paign literature. P.ack-Cra:,ton Chancey. . 4, Lady, Julia Thel,s, Addison. ine Legion ed the event at services for essential chores your object ·primary his said Vaughan All A9" indicated his ' ·desire to attend." Beat Hound In Metea County, 15. Blondie, Herahel Rouah, Ra· Hall. l work i n some pre eleclion leg and Night" ' "Candidates the 11etting in start• n i 1. Big Tim, Carroll Cleek, ColVaughan, firm believer Vlt1irii1, cr1;vton Chancey, w, waa ma• cine. John Green, F•I ' own chOOJing. your of job public ing at th e top, promised messages or1an ized was "lo increase Pu"pp;ln A;.12 m01o umbua, o. All Ate Mlle i.ct of hound• for the field those wilt. charS--Enc0urage thia in partleipation and interest 2. Diamond, wes Circle, Racine. from Republican Ca ndidate for 1. Little Sia, Warden Our1. 1. Black Gold, evenUI. · � Clarence Gra• to dedicate competence and acter addHe election." important very and Nixon, . M Fairmont. ard President Rich 3. Sam, Bill Miller, 2. Martha Pickett, Herman Buch An excellent banquet wal pre· ham. i n public careers to themselves on important t i is 4 . , Spot.' Crayton Ch anCfly. Democratic candidate John F. Ken ed, "not only 2. Ohio Prince, R. F. Gordon, anon. pared and aerved by the Raelne nt will never be Governme service. basic the but sce e n al n natio the 5, Scrapper, Chuck Miller, Rie· nedy. i- Co1Stie Sue, Tem Rouah. P'tA at 7:30 p. m. Friday with Cbeahire, O. foundatlons of good govennent any better than the people ln it. W. Va. svllle. Ne• Salser, Jerry Val8ntln�, 4. FairMIiier, Chuck Scrapper, He said candidites for Stale s. • n Ceremo of Mult!r Pete Sblfld1, 6-Always expreas your prefer• 6. Bti Milo, Gerald t.iark, West AudilGr, Republican James Rh odes are your local officltltt." Voters well, W. Va. Even if your (:h oiee ii limit· tea and Benw-d Fllltl of J'ome,- view, W, V1. ence. he followlng t mind in keep should Columbia. • Male Pvpp� . 6-12 mos. t. Ike, frank Picken,, Pukertand Democratic Jim Ferguson, both · roy p pest apeake_r. who are not ideal, candidates · to : ed aaid he 7. Sail Vaua:hn, Corbett Cleek, promiaeQ to be on hand, This i& Commandments for Voten, I. Zeke, Wl,Pden Oun. • Pollowina the banquet a round burl, h ould choose the be!lt of the s you newspa• Rea4 formed. n I 1-Keep ' Ricine, 2. Colater ' Joe, Teff'J Roush. th.e on ly auite offi� to be voted 0. Spot, � Cbanct7 1 .Ra• dance wa1 held. itncl squire · pen and ma1uine1. L11ten to men offered. ne, 8, Jim, Geor1e Dtem, Raci 3. Ra p . Kelter Jon. e a. f thia year and is for the short on cine. The caller. Whitey Beeale was 7--Stimulate others to vote. speeches, discupiont, debates on 9. Minnie, Crayton Chancey. 4. Storm, lffl'J Saber. term of •two years to bring it In Dffllr ••I• / mulfc wa, furnlthed by Ray&--Consider It your moral duty )'Out form n The TV. and radio · 10, Lucky, WHh Armt, Miners-- line with other state offices. 5. Blim(d, J4trl'J 8aller, W,tt, I. L)rDD Cteell P.n,n(eu, ,t . · vote. 1f we do not uae thta to opinion. Byen' �4 �� fup _ Jn 1bow; Little Sia, vllJe. Qtedous of prlvil�le&, we . ltituriliy momlnc it . �real Bm. ld•le" Look ••• ud . ue s wjiJ ,_,let and ea can Cr&)'tnn . Combioatlon, v••�. 1 �i�"- · lt ,. , t Otn\aii.. · 11u, � , ' �- _u,-.le cm ai;fu, Im· ' 2, 'Vlrgtnl,, Cra,ton , � lllbli\lllilO,'' ' ' ,,, , ,.,,,. , ,, . .,;; JI'" «:· · t'r · , � . ·r . ., biii.d 'tiy , .' 1.lt'' ' • ' • . •, t ' • ;.'� I · 1'P � , . \ ! . 11 • , 1-;flHUii"� , ,, ..,....., •. iftJti\."'i'·. • 1;-1[f>• .• , , ; 'tjili'i. 'm"..j\Hl )· iiir-1 • 1l •'IJ.� -· ,-...i Jll'l!f,. �Wl�;; .• • t • ' J •. , \ I . ' ' ' ,' •• , "l ; ,t � , . ' ' ' ' c. I I I Rutland Clamps ,-.30- Curlew · Upon Everyone Tr.agedy Strikes Crooksville Fire Department Second Time Civil Air Patrol Members Att•nd 1'errier Missile Chicago Meeting Girl Scout Council Officers Help_ Plan Drive For Oct. 9 Display At pt. Pl: easaftt ,s way ; W�r,ker �jqred In Fall Monday At Vanadium Plant 6 Kaiser Achieves Million Sa,e Manhours Again ,f'•, Mason Mayor Wams Against Youth Halloween Vandalism .:C.-------- 1 �•m• r-r,1•· ' '3?.r�- , . -.•'l\i;�·rar • 'llllDII/' ' -··- , ' "!11"•" -Oiri� Cha�'"'· 1l'aldl,- '' covered, the FBI dMidoM:d loda,-. � 1pokesman taid that shortly after t he accident the FBI was informed that two penona aboard the .alrliner were carrying the se• cret documents, He uid that the FBI. working with t he Office of Special ln\'el· tiution of the Air Force, found the miui ng papen and turned them over to the OSI. Cause of the cralh was not known immediately. Eyewitneaa and survivors' report.I conflicted as to whether the plane exploded whe n it hit the water. Moon Llthh Se4"le Aa twili&ht twned to dark ness a nearly full m00-0 Oooded the ae• of death and deatruclion. Bodies tlill alrtpped b1 BJfety belll floated on plane ieall. Debris and wreckage bobbed in the wa· ter (:hilled by death. An:.one: lhe miuing were Pilot C. W. Fittll of Atltnta and co­ pilot J,I_ J. Callaway. Two stew• udel&e•. Joan Berry of Prentis.I, lfiu., and Patricia D1vl1 of Jack· aonville, Fla., IU�iYOO. The fNSJlll,.n included U M.rlne recrulh hNcleod for ltoot amp •t Parrk Island, S. c,, and • .,...P ef Phi•:ldelphia a,... '"" ntumln1 home fn1111 a convent..,. here. Tom Keyes, 16. who wa, doing bis homework in his ••ler1ide horM, sa id he beard a boom that sounded like a plane breaking the sound barrier. It was not until he heard fire en,ine1 that be nn ouuide. "Peo­ ple were yellilll and tcteaming. People were (loalina: aU over the place. There were some wilhc,111 beads ' . . it . WU just terrible." · The CAA at one time h,d im• posed speed llmitat1on1 on Ott­ lh• bee&IIH of atruct,iral deft• "'"'tlendel, CM bead Elwood ll. QUeaida aaid bi& ,uney did Dot plan to eround or curtail Elec• tra Oigbb because of TueaclaJ night's l!rash. "There doesn 't aeem to be any relation between this crash and any ttructural problems with the Electra" Q11esada said. Mr.. Burdette Died Last Night About Midnight Funeral services for Robert Thomas Jlurdette, age Tl, who die<I about midnight at Holier Hottpital lut evening, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. rrom the Ewing Cbapel with bUTial followi ng in the Beech Grove cemetery. He 1n1 the son of th e late James Albert Burdette and Eliza Phmket. Burdette . Mr. Burdette operated the Burdette fruit a nd livestock farm with his son Ro­ bert in the Laurel C.,iff commu n• ity. A member of the Rock Springs Grange, he was widely known In his community. Surviving are hi1 wile, Ethel EliuMtb; the so n at Laurel Cliff, Robert D.; three daughters, Mrs. Sanh B. Smith, Pomeroy; lbs. Ebine B. Smith, Columbus, 0., Mn, Louise B . Cre.bs, West Salem O .; 12 grandchildren; a brother. W. L. Burdette, Logan, W. Va.; a sister Eu n ice B. Beller, Pt. Plea• sant, W. Va. and several nieees and nephews. Friends may call at the fu neral home an1 time. Off1"cers Elected - ·- · By Booster Club SPonsor Says Interest M ounting In Meeting On October 20; Dick , Jack, Sending M�ges In Middleport ,..,..1. , lie Death's Pall Shrouds Site Ol Electra Crash ' McGrathB egins PrisonStay Today In State Penitentiary Meigs�unty Foxhunters Hold Annual Fall Show And Trials $46.50 $57.9 5 $'69.95 • ./ _________ n OtUr- ·d-:-OY =-s"=--� --;-0 c,c--: ---,w Unning 0$ G=-ood "R=-....: l n■ tant HNt - Now! The room, ride, 80, pride of the cosUiott cars plus t!M lll/lnp ■nd e■se of tho small No,v! Full size living.in two new-size surprises COAL H EATE RS CIRCULATOR �AGO BTU lj�,� BTU SPECIAL THE' BEST OF, BOTH WORLDS ai..., than am,11 K I NG HEAT ,_-. .,.;. ;�,i-L,,, ··>, · H· E AT E R S r TOPTROL Sun Like Warmth ' " "'" "' . , WI"' · • · EB> . �.'.� --OR,. WINTER NE EDS ,, ... • ··TH 1s WEE K'S SUGGEST ION S ., ,. ·, :,Humphrey Rodiant Fire ' Th• ll'MNlt ffow of •fty rlflr In It.. ._.,hi 11 tl'lat ef the Am•• un. It dltchlf"IN up t• Sl'a 111ll Uen cubic ffft of water we• end lnq Jhe Atlantlc OcNn, ,.a_ l y e Now You Know i �!.��� POSTPONI ROCKET SHOT WASHINGTON UPI-The na­ Uonal space agency hu postpon­ ed the 11cheduled launc h ing or a four-staae "Scout·• rocket de­ sig ned to detect nuclear e�plos­ lons ln space, for the third time. The National Aeron•utlcs and Space Adm lnlttrallon NASA al• lr1h11ted the poslponemen Mon, day to tec hn ical dlfflcullie&. $2.99 and $3.99 pr. Pbone W\',2-2452 1 ope'. · ���nd.'iur. � reJ,µvu , ·' �: ,�..!,ri Boys' . ' I r � · 'Operation Petticoat' w.med B' h • Full ln111roncc · ., • IMPOS E DEATH s■ NTINCI PARIS UPI- A French military tribunal Monday impO!U?d the death sentence on Algeri iui Mo• I irt nnnounced By hame� Azrar ror tt:e 11Ucmptl'd G-oldaberry Fa,niiy 11.ssa11srn at1on . M.11y 4 of Frenrh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldsberry Ah:erum N11l1on1I Assemb ly De• or Lincoln Heights are an noun .. put Roberl ADdCH<' lam. ing the b i rth of a � lb. 8¼. o�. _:'.'_ - · - -daught�. Diana Lynn 111 Holzer Hospital, Sept. 28. GrandparentH 1;1rc Mr. and Mre. M11r1 h ull Golds­ berry and Mr. and Mri.. Lloyd Davis, Chil licot he, SKILLED PAINTERS •' ., " ; · •� �. Miss Elizabeth McKay , daughLer of M r . and M rs. Robert E . McKay , Bowling Green , betam� ihe bndc c f M r . Steven Cope Bartley, son or Mr: John E. Bartley of r i n d :ay, on Saturday , . Augu_st 27 at the First Presbyterian Churi:h. Vow::, o f the dou­ ble ring ceremony were read by the �ev. J ames Trnutwe ill, For Your . I \ ,1 1 ! 1··•QUTSI DE ' . ' !• ' PAI NTI NG fl• ,•1!4 MEIGS THEATRE - r.;- ,'!W ,: w1tM: "'"'! New officers of the Middleport Athletic Boosters were elect• ed last night and will be install· ed later. . . Named president was Buddy Thoma(; vice pruidenl Ch1rlea Byer; financial secretary, Curtis Jenkinson •nd �ding 5etTe­ lary, Bob MWs. , On recommendaUon from Coaeb­ John Thompson, wbo reported '"football la really on t he w•Y back here" the auociation voled to underwrlte, 10 far as p011ible purch■se of $2M lo needed grid equipment. Thompson uled the equipment mainly to outfit I "l(l'Cnlp of fresh man who tumtid. out Tuetd1Y eve,. nin1. He now ha• 2t on lhe var1ity squad, 22: on the Frosh group and 38 Junior Hip pllyera, plus about 80 ln a Mth pde program. vm. at�,....,,.. '"" 1� � •' 1 1 -, ""�!!dltl "'•- 1 . ' 1 • 'i I ' ;l �·-. 1--�y Sentinel boat• ajiepibrt ... . ,v o. FR DOIi HOUDASW!L 'f r1 Mr. Ind Mrs. KermPlh r., Jr and dauchter. Marcia .--\nn h,1 , ,· ll·lt .�,}heir new honw 111 Fort J lt PGs , J.l�ryland. M r � . l '�h• ,� 1 tw ■ __ J : l i ;n 1-, 1, st.iring at I , ' !u•r ,, , n m 1,,,.1 �nrl l-' r <1 nh \ , r ;,nd M r� ,., •.1 1 i i i,· � h ,• 1 � n· i u pt · r - ;;;;;;; -:;;; I :;;;;;;..;a;;: .,;;;.,:_........................:_............___ .............::....::....:::..:.:. • ♦♦ One n • I • e • , I' _... ' Carto. Serves•·1 s · ◄ Royal Crown COLA' : tbe /�,h�r refretllier/"' I I � ' '· • ½ 9uarts •!i•·• ·.,,,,.,,,,,.,.===--=.,,-::__________ --• • I frnm a rr..-E"nl �trnkP !(, 1 l ! u w ar[! H u ppf•ll a11d C l i fr · d HrJ,·e r w,·r.' m / l ml l 1 11�tun T , . . dd)' n n husinl'•;.<; .irnl )!rs l : U (• � t , w t ( )1 �Jr W i l l l Jnl Slat er awl fanu!y Thur�da / w i l l he lit•r pan•11ts, M r . ;rn d Mn Fn·cl C a lwen of A1hl'nS �ri d " I • , fl:!t1el B11rketl . ('u!umb", u _\ J r amr J\-l rs. Harri l luuriaslwlt r .I daughlt•r Fn·1d1t· 1,t t i•nd,,d : .. Sw i �s C h i· i• s (' Fr � : , \ a ] ltl s , 1 i:�r f'rerk la�t ',� 1 .i rda) , · H \\' i.,., Jr rctu rnt•d I .1 st 11 1 , . , f rom M ,i d i st, f.l l wh rc. 1 � • t r ,l t l.,, fi r.s l ut i i u/ · wi·et 1:� ll' . . , , ' 1.1\ t lw ' i , f • ..- 1 r t'c·k p l u n t . :\I r ;.rnd \lrs Li,w , l'u l kn . :\tr. and \I , K a l vl i l inrlv Mr n n d :\I r� - Ro'w rt Cn:i ls. ll! i° . · a�1 rl M r.� . Kenneth Md:lhin ny . . \-Ir. :yti d M rs Charle� Byer and Mr. :1.nd \Ir�. Edi:!�r r .' fllOlds -werr amri'n.g l husi• v. ho �ttt' ndrd 1 h r l ; u •v Lumhar<l,) <·on('t'r! in Al ht•n"" Mn 11 rli, y l'\'Pn i n g . __ � STORM THREATENS ISLANDS TOKYO L 1 Pl-A tropical storm with 52-mile prr hour 1·t'11kr w in ds wa: hrade�- for l.111.on, t he Pttihppmcs . to d ay . U . S. Air forl'c weathermen said. - .. .. - .�, •� · I a t i n !! _ t \ :i.1r� and . a :-. , t , 1 u e � t , r ,,r :\1r Hol!rr ai;iJ has ht'Pn 1 1., 1 1 iri � h n p:,rt'lll� t , 1· l lil• Ph t �IX m 1· 1 •1 � . ll :'o! 3rd , J:t�, Kt• nnP l h r: 1 1 ., 1 . 1 1 . "d , l l' f i !w w,•(•k ( • i1d w iC . !• : , 11 1 [,>, par•·nl, l\1,·hard H r dk.- . < · 1 1 : u p a n 1,'1 I ' I 11· 1 1 1 I , , l\':i�hill;.:I. l l 1 1' 1 ; , · n · li t 1' di �Pl'J1d t h , 1 1 n 1 I n•. , , . k s 1 , � 1 1 1 1 :.,: rr,,. mi, .\ J , .I 1 h ,· J1 . 111< d J ,Jc'h t> r. c i, , . , " , , , r , .. ......... ,,, Pomeroy-,1iddl eport. n . Oct 5 . 1 960 .t(f(tbftd And ..,. - _ �--- ------ - ---· . . . . . . . . . . - . . . � -·-·�---· ,.._ ...,...._.. ,.,, ·- _.... tlJe1gs & 1fl\fason • \I , COflllfiO' f .J E i,i:, ve11•c- F. . D Ha: rlinger as hostesses T he c� o� r of the St. P� ul's I , Lutheran Church " i ll meet 'n< t>d· I nr.sday at 7:30 p. m . al the church. ,... Octob•r 5 A DtlH!•[n Conference will be b !'IrI Wl•dncsday ai 4 p. m. at the \L, � hrn�tor1 SL·hool. Ga llipolis, for [ 1t·�l'la• r �. i ll t h is :i. r r a Tht-re w i ll I a J i n n(•r anti discus�ion fo). •":� 111.s: . , _ I h t• Po m e roy -� na x e5pcare club w i l l rn e(' t Wc•Urn• sday a t 2 p. m . J l t h l' hoine of .\-l lss Ethel Garland , M i n n�11i\Je . Hull call will be "wo• nwn of lhe Bihlr " T he. L adies �id o r the St . Paul 's [ :-�lhe_ "" �hur , h w i l l _ meet Wednesla y, . al 7 .JO p. rn. Ill \he ehurch c al room. ! so' J 1:11c. Pom�roy Ban � Bo ostera A li· SO['Ja t ion WIJI mee t in reguIar 5eS· Slflll, Tuesday a t 7 : 30 p . m. at the. Senior High Sch.ool auditorium . l'aren!. s o! all band members are urged lo attend. I The Guild of Grace Eplsq;,pal C hu.rch will meet at the Par�,h House Wednesday at 8 p. m. with M'r5. W. R. Roberts and Mrs. J :H' .. ..... . -5. . /} ·� ._...... ,la ........, . . . .'...... · Mrs. 8mti'r Retul'ned f'rortl l'oliforrtia Mrs. c J S.1uer who has been un lwo Wt>eks" Yat'a!ion from htr em COMING EVENTS - (lrl. 6 ployn1Pnt al Stiffler& ' Store, re• The Council of the 1-erierated I turner! from California wlltre she Church will meet T hurscl ay s t 7:30 1 1.si t c d w i t h :,1 r and Mrs. Howard p m . Jt the churrh "" ,•d " tn San Clemente with B "'•· '""ll Thr Happy h narvesters ClaF-S of �lrs. Neal Wanarnaker .. lh.e J' 1 1ierated I hureh \\ J l l me•t FJida } �, 7:30 p m. nl ! h e ch.urdi . While away '.\-i rs . Sauer visited ' many inlerestmg places includini:: Octobt, 6 Thf' regular mee1ing of E\ an • the famous Knotts Berry Farm, ge!ine Chaplt!r, OES, will be he ld Mission Rell, San .Juan, Capislrano ! his Thursday eveoln!e! a l the anrt also tou r rd Hollywood. Masonir Hall · Middlepo rt · Mrs. Sauer was accompanied to October 8 Callfornia ,for !Le first week end All members of Return Jona . of her vacation by tter daughter, ttt an M �igs C ttu pter, DAR, are M i ss S Mly S uer, of C1ilumbue . a. as ked to be at the Middleport Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday I NTE RS I NNOCEA'r PLl!A afternoon for the grave marking& Ind. UPI-Em• BOONVI LLE, for Mrs. Robert A. Miller and melt 0. Hashfield, 53, pIeaded Miss Daisie Sallnders. innocent Tuesda,r to first di>l!ree Oc:to!M, 16 murder charges Or 11-year•old AV• The Meigs County Youth Rally il Terry . of the Churches of Christ will be' t Warrick Coµnty CJrcult Judge held Sunday October 16 at ,, p m. at the Rut'land Church �f Ch.tist: Addi1on M. Beavers se\ Jan. 9 The Pomeroy chUJ'.Ch will be in for IJ,l&h!ield'!! trial. flie 1irl's charge of the program, and there h a.cted body w15 fou�d in the O hio River last August. • wiJI be an tlection of officers. . A&P HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO K EEP CUSTOMERS P L E A S E D ! 101 Y E A R S PRO\t E 1 1 . DAILY CROSSWORD J3. Paint ACROSS DOWN t. Collide unaklU.. 1. Fl!llow _ ,. 6. Turkiah fully , 2. SoUtary t" 3. Inquires H, Theor, money ot f. China account and U. Hebrew IS. Rapacious pr�ee of &eld. peraon pt'Opbet 12. FU(bly e. Jewiah erop JrodUC• 1s. cap1ta1 o1 month Twcke1. '1. Wlae mmi .., lion Ut Gar:& I. Beseech :ffl. Not (p�} 'l'MNNlaJ'• AM•• s. Augustus 18. Footlike lltld pa,t J7. Cargo J'ormerly 17. Poatgra4,, Chari.. dropped 42. Sµbtle tnagne uate (abbr.) tn einana:UoD 18. An - Cor 10. Cereal Boalon grain Harbor fS. Infold t,. 19, Novices 14, Location of 29. })iecti ffc. Com:ill. Sun god 'raj Mahal ou!: ' petenl 23. Grl!at - 111. at. Latter � a. Cot \ 1 26. Exclama.Downing Bl 3f. - and 47. ChutAu, , tlon , JO, Exclama,. endl coverJnc 127. MN.IUJ'O tloa IT. Qilklt \tt. Coniof coat 1take tOl'O M (abbr.) ; . 1 .. .,.. 28 t�; n. ,,... aa. � p.;1n, was doing the food shoppin, A&P was hard at work developing customer g-,od will, This was accomplished by honest a n d frhtndly serviu, :t\.._. way of doing buS1iness keeps on pleasing custo­ mer,. ft prove& beyond question that for quality, just ,election, savings and dependability can't beat that A&P! Al11,uys A Better l'ulue at A&P1 At A&P all choice center slices are left in a half Ham. It's not en "end" or • "portion,'' it is a full half Him 1t ih5 meaty bfllt. "Super Right" . . Lean, Ten�er ,·,: ;J\��# }-1cw _;:ANNnlEBSJ!llY C I l I • FULL SHANK HALF FULL BUTT HALF WITH CENTER SLICES lb. WHOLE HAM 1 2 to 1 6 LBS. Super Right . . . Lean, Meaty �per Right . . . Center Cut 1'<0111 or ,, ; HAM ENDS Pork Chops -- 7Sc Spare Ribs -­ 57c 49c 39c Pork Roast . Pork Roast Rib End Super Right -·· _ SHANK END lb. !J •. , ' 4 Aunt JHnlma . . . S,.Clat, Rag, 39c Our Own Quick or Rtt1tlar . . . SpHl1I, R•g. ,44c - · IIITCH APPLE LARGE H�D MOH llffl• ,a,kor Sp•dalol gQl1® Cak� ,..,. ,... ,..... "·j3c 25 Potato Brea� ';::,., 2 "��33c -• NI.:. ' Spoghottt With Moot Boll, .... 3 11¼ o,. .... 71 C CAULIFLOWER JANE PARKER REGULAR SIZE uvn...' ts . pk 2-tb ... FRESH . . . SNO.WHITE A Perfect Jewel of • Pie! Plain " su.. cod --- .... . Gold or Marble, Cre1- Gold - Chof 1 •• 2 ..... 48c 2 68C ,..:: · 160L89c J 9C 6 . ... 95C Supor Right - ,an Ann Page 32 oz. Ccoomy-Smoolh - 1.. C BUTT · END . 35C lb. C lb. 1 9c Tokay Grapest����r-=�.. 2 2Sc Onions 10 39c k Cauliflower :�:�::���� I· ':'. . ' i./ I '•,' ' h Pork Loins 49c 59•' ' RIB HALF LOIN lb HALF ·- ;. I � .:. C lb Whole Pork Loin ::·�•J.,11;. sac Super-Rltht . . . · 100% Pun LNn INf Gtound Beef ___ 11.-49c Sliced Bacon ___ -we ,kinless Sausage _ �":: 49c e. oo Beef steaks ........., _ 3 ,.:, • , . Su,-,.1.lttlit . . . 11:lctl: Sllctd pko- . l, 'T';Rlo�t . . . Pu'° ·"""'- F..,h l J lfy I ' . Ditthirt ::::'T!!'::•" ·. �4;:49c , 1 . lbs. Yellow Dedication Made Sunday Evening Plang for the dedication or the addition to the Annex of the }�!rat Un.l.ted Presbyterian Church of Syracuse were made Sunday evening when the truatees and sesS;ion !'net in a c-Ombiried meet­ � ing, Mrs. Clark, chairman · of the Every Member Canv•ss, reported on the eanvaH which wiU be c:on• ducted this fall. The School of Evangelism to be held at the 'Chillicothe Pres• byterian Church, Oct. 16, was discussed . and the IP'OUP decided to send a repi-esentatlve. ' ' Young Adults Met At Home Of · Mrs. $nou/lhr · The YollOg Adlllt 'dass ot ibe Po�erpJ FJ,at �1ptl1t phurch held ill Qctober meeting llonday ,veruna at tbe home of Mn. William Snodifel'. · , Mri, Betty Wile, re11� ilevotiona White Cro111 bandatfi wtie lnade and future PIIUl8 Wertr dileu.ued. The committe� in charge 11 made up1 of 'Mn. Orville wne■, )fl1. Mjxl_m" QweJ111 tD4 ,Mr11t Sllou(�. Cla1111 teacher is Mra. Ralph Zun­ del, and, It belnc her blrthda1, Iha wa1 remembered. by each. • PORTRAITS WEDDINGS · , tlitO ,, - SCD LV � !I W• 8 J P A VJ . P S W - Z V W L C B. · l .. ' �,ltttL>- - Recently Organized Church G�oup Met Monday Evening I . ef... Pint Cin 59c ,,oft at IYANS ltafor• doa��I tJ•• co•pon to Nch fa11tHy, ,-lo•••• NFZIPTII IIII .. ' • :.I ,, •• Your Dime Buys More ! • I • • 8 ' I '· The Gleaners Class of the MinersvUle Methcmist Ch�h which..,__W&a . l'ecenily '. org&nlad met Monday evening ln the church social room. �ictm: ,,Bfown,. �sldept,, W/l,S Iii: 'C'!.l,je of the meefing, which opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. , �s. Roijfo Wq� ea"ye the 'l'eporl ,!Jf the secrttary ahd 13 members answered roll call. It WH decided to paint the baae­ merit of the church and the men will complete the water line for the C!hurch. It was voted to par. Ueipate ln t!fe Rally Day pro­ gram. At tile dose of the meetint, re­ freshments were served by Mrs. Charles Grueser and Mrs. Wlll• ' VAN ILLA IC! CltlAfA___ _ ,..,. 5 9c Skipper 'C ·JiL V No. 303 Can sto ck yo ur pa nt ry' ! - - ., Cai KRISPY !At:tn'4U'. "-�-4tt Pi�MIUM SA'-TINES :.. 29c Solid, Crisp · . J , . . HEAD t.EffUCE 1am Ruasell. The netx meeting will be held Mond1y evening, Nov. 7 at the churth. Mrs. Karl Grueser and Mn. Victor Brown will be in (lhar1e o.f the ' program and hos• teqaea •iU be ,Mrs. Clifford Phil• lips and Mrs, Brown. . T•ricler, Fr.... ' l' •I i . ' . ,' . • ; '�•,::,·. . , Ann,eo,Steel To Spend 95 Million Expandlna: ASHLAND. Ky. 'OPI-The Arm­ co Ste61 Ccltp. Tuesday announc­ ed plans for a $9S million ex• P411fj_pp l:)r91r1n;i, s,.yinl it was a "vote Of , confidence in both the future of steel and the econorhic outlook tor tile nation." Armco Pre11ident Logan T, John1ton 11aid a ''major portion" of the expanglon program would ao towards the company's big oper­ ltion .here. The J'ea;t of the money wUI. be spent at Armco's worl:a i,n HOUiton, Tu. The work' at both lites ia to start In the near future. " ii' � I1 I ' ' j . t •g'•' � ;;•.. .,,.,/.. , BONN, GermtlnJ, UPII-'D,e hio-mUUon member Federation o,f �ldJer Soeietie1 Tuesday de­ tndtd�'- .p-!41on f<ir all German � . wit �Mtn,J, " , . 1;,(: _,r, : · · . , ' ' ,. • . J • . ·. - . , · · ·· ·-,' . "' ; • . ' •a . • ...... ·. � 1:,;. . ,i-, ,;' :. ! i ' ..,, , 1 ·�- r_ , . . . . . .. '" ' :-..,. , ' . . . , .·.,,:�. ' d i. ! ,11,.. .... �:O-:S!D ris Pa ken hic "·c 1 '(n' ·. . f . ,:.. i(iCED 8ACO_N -----------· '1.do ✓ .•. 1 -11,. Tray pKk, L.10, htild WI EMERS ·,11ui,i t ' ' ' � ,, . ' ;. ... I C-1 ,. :{A- . , CAlNEi HAM -_�·?�;;;;�--; /.ftllour Skr Ii. ... Iii. • . Swift's PNmiunl All Milot I••• Celo lb. . Sugar Cured ·. ly the !'loco . ntlOHS · tttati1'+ n!l lit- lb. Ste � .- . ' ' ,.,' ,. ,; . .. >, -�- -�· ,. . :, ' '' . . ,, .; .. . : .. 4Q.c lb. lb. c 49 Back■ & Neek1 5 I 10-, • . j • g 4fl arcrn1t eed me ats - pri eed lo-w ! f ,1rH"J. " • .• ' ....,. . ......._.. _� 4 ...... '1.00 ioi:OGNA ------·-� � . · INDUSTRIAL tJIVERTISING . �N�TIGATION . a• le. . ' POTATQ�$ . ...'"i rii••• . · • 5 coullt '211 MAIN ST. "' " . ' �••ov, OHIO For Boiling . .. f "' 1� ,: �r ,1 ' I ' _ _. '. ·,'1 '•;- ,.-' _ \_,, • ' C Phou l#.W11 tbMifietAt. P�Wlh24 ttoutl Flul: oEVELOPiNG FIUA IUPPLIU ii::. - leallt, ,.__ ½ _1el. ' . . Q\'ER'S S1UDIO CAMaQI ' . . .. , A decorated cakl!, ice cream and ,coJfee were eerved in lier b_qnor. µ> the above named and 11.eadames Ray Doml11n, .Guy Cowan,, ,llaro•d Lemley, �Uy Mar.Un, llt�a Sb1Uer1 Ure>J Ru1chel, Harry_ Lee . �i�ey, Ricbiard . FW1w, Nellie Barnhart and Kay C.oll. I� Frozen LTD S L C A. Mn. Clark, Mrs. Holmea and Miss M.ll__Jpil:W, who had alte'nded the Presbytery meetina: tn·Gl!Orie town, reported to tile group. The next Presbytery meetlne will be held in Waverly, Oct. 11! Mr1. Qukk was named delegate with Mias Mumaw, Mrs. Durst and Mrs Holmes, alternates. I -lb. pkg,. Ouncan Hines __ 3 �k:·. 98c Scotties P�;�·�__ ••·___ 1 !:: 39c Pancake Mix ____ . Mother's Oats __ 2 '!::. 78c Tea Bags • 49 Ch •,• I I con carne C Mayonna,se .. , 32 range se 0 Ba . A-Penn Floor Wax _ i::49c Snider's Ketchup 4 !:. 64c Boy• Ar- D. ee t;iW� REMOVIO j Faclal Tlt1uH . . . 400 Count, R19. 29c C.lce Mins . . . White, D•vll1 Food, Spice or Yellow SLICES A&P , -- Outstandi ng A&P Buys I , -.�NUTLEY . . . ¼ LB, PRINTS, YELLOW CENTER SUper­ Rlght Quality lOc OFF SALE ;� f, 29 ht - lb. �:�:.�;� lb, CRR XVA CNALP1 The service will be held on the 18th of this month at the m-0rn. ing worship aervice with the fol­ lowing elders and trustees tall:• ing part: Mr. and Mrs. Pe111I Mc­ Bride, Mn. Tom Clark, Mra. - Jame1 Quick, William · F. Wine. brenner, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Miss Frankie Mumaw, Ricllard Duckworth, Mrs. George Snyder and Mrs. A. H. Durst. 49� 45� lb. BCD WP Syf{JC!USe Church , I · tkh N · Oc t , I,, t960;: .. uotb-.,. In tbla. ...Ji A II mill r Y•tenlay's 017Ptofluotet WHA� _ DO� TRll , ;.w'ORLD.-, TOt.t> TRUTH, BOT LIE TB1II >WRIII 1-amoWNtl(a, __ IO _ _E .:. t,1 ._..... ____ __ ___ Come See . • • Y•u'II Save at A&PI ,. ••�...4 ...... ID• (With thl1 c•u,011 .& p11rchaM . · CWS :WAX . . . •• ••• LTB •.._, GIEIII STAMPS CoW; kol ' .•.. DAiLY CBn'IOQUOTIC ... � lG!J fli, wd ftl , A X r o r. a A A X ., �- ,U W P S W , 1nd by offering customers the most good food for their money. Today-101 years later-this .. '••• ., A" P tll!o •l'f• et IVANI -•• -• Od. I, 1960. 0.. ••- .. ' •♦ A OryploJNlll Qaol&tlo. YUMONJ MAID � .. tor the three L'a, X tor the two O"-. eta.' elqle letten. .,.. t,Qphl!B, the leugth li'nd. �tlon of the wotdl In .U, blnt.. I .El.ch da1 the. cod& letters are dlfterat. ,, COME SEE ... 11 f u n t o�s h o p ! . I ••• , L O lC G f !i L � j) # Way back in the days when great, greit grandma ., _, IISQUl�l.'�:"i'lo��l:�•• SYRUP . , , .24-n. hlif · . 1 •• One letter almply aitlnde for _ S.M' DJY ILEACtt . . . 1 5-oz. 8011 49c �,, � � � -u,on. ■ t IYANI Nf■re cla1l111t ti•• Od . ::-•f�!: .,.. cou�Ofl to Meh fe•II� , P•••••• ,a. Kathryn ' 1 GlJIM STAMPS l (Wlrh thl1 cou,on A p11,cha.,. of••• •• •• :t.<un-ay, for one ' 150, - Fre■ Dellvery ISl. Sbunen '--62, Arrance m Cold8 ' ,. '-­ S&H ---- '°• 10. Apparent 32. J'ooted vase 83. Knockout "(liang) as. Comfort 38, Fellow (slang) ST. Marah grau 89. Particle expreuing negation "1. Music note '-2. Milkfish �. F¼to'a treat f&. Outlying 1 part of a city I ' ' lb. box 65c c 9 3 9 4 c · '" . Scott - WIiiia BATl'IIOOM' S8118· �·-. 1--�y Sentinel boat• ajiepibrt ... . ,v o. FR DOIi HOUDASW!L 'f r1 Mr. Ind Mrs. KermPlh r., Jr and dauchter. Marcia .--\nn h,1 , ,· ll·lt .�,}heir new honw 111 Fort J lt PGs , J.l�ryland. M r � . l '�h• ,� 1 tw ■ __ J : l i ;n 1-, 1, st.iring at I , ' !u•r ,, , n m 1,,,.1 �nrl l-' r <1 nh \ , r ;,nd M r� ,., •.1 1 i i i,· � h ,• 1 � n· i u pt · r - ;;;;;;; -:;;; I :;;;;;;..;a;;: .,;;;.,:_........................:_............___ .............::....::....:::..:.:. • ♦♦ One n • I • e • , I' _... ' Carto. Serves•·1 s · ◄ Royal Crown COLA' : tbe /�,h�r refretllier/"' I I � ' '· • ½ 9uarts •!i•·• ·.,,,,.,,,,,.,.===--=.,,-::__________ --• • I frnm a rr..-E"nl �trnkP !(, 1 l ! u w ar[! H u ppf•ll a11d C l i fr · d HrJ,·e r w,·r.' m / l ml l 1 11�tun T , . . dd)' n n husinl'•;.<; .irnl )!rs l : U (• � t , w t ( )1 �Jr W i l l l Jnl Slat er awl fanu!y Thur�da / w i l l he lit•r pan•11ts, M r . ;rn d Mn Fn·cl C a lwen of A1hl'nS �ri d " I • , fl:!t1el B11rketl . ('u!umb", u _\ J r amr J\-l rs. Harri l luuriaslwlt r .I daughlt•r Fn·1d1t· 1,t t i•nd,,d : .. Sw i �s C h i· i• s (' Fr � : , \ a ] ltl s , 1 i:�r f'rerk la�t ',� 1 .i rda) , · H \\' i.,., Jr rctu rnt•d I .1 st 11 1 , . , f rom M ,i d i st, f.l l wh rc. 1 � • t r ,l t l.,, fi r.s l ut i i u/ · wi·et 1:� ll' . . , , ' 1.1\ t lw ' i , f • ..- 1 r t'c·k p l u n t . :\I r ;.rnd \lrs Li,w , l'u l kn . :\tr. and \I , K a l vl i l inrlv Mr n n d :\I r� - Ro'w rt Cn:i ls. ll! i° . · a�1 rl M r.� . Kenneth Md:lhin ny . . \-Ir. :yti d M rs Charle� Byer and Mr. :1.nd \Ir�. Edi:!�r r .' fllOlds -werr amri'n.g l husi• v. ho �ttt' ndrd 1 h r l ; u •v Lumhar<l,) <·on('t'r! in Al ht•n"" Mn 11 rli, y l'\'Pn i n g . __ � STORM THREATENS ISLANDS TOKYO L 1 Pl-A tropical storm with 52-mile prr hour 1·t'11kr w in ds wa: hrade�- for l.111.on, t he Pttihppmcs . to d ay . U . S. Air forl'c weathermen said. - .. .. - .�, •� · I a t i n !! _ t \ :i.1r� and . a :-. , t , 1 u e � t , r ,,r :\1r Hol!rr ai;iJ has ht'Pn 1 1., 1 1 iri � h n p:,rt'lll� t , 1· l lil• Ph t �IX m 1· 1 •1 � . ll :'o! 3rd , J:t�, Kt• nnP l h r: 1 1 ., 1 . 1 1 . "d , l l' f i !w w,•(•k ( • i1d w iC . !• : , 11 1 [,>, par•·nl, l\1,·hard H r dk.- . < · 1 1 : u p a n 1,'1 I ' I 11· 1 1 1 I , , l\':i�hill;.:I. l l 1 1' 1 ; , · n · li t 1' di �Pl'J1d t h , 1 1 n 1 I n•. , , . k s 1 , � 1 1 1 1 :.,: rr,,. mi, .\ J , .I 1 h ,· J1 . 111< d J ,Jc'h t> r. c i, , . , " , , , r , .. ......... ,,, Pomeroy-,1iddl eport. n . Oct 5 . 1 960 .t(f(tbftd And ..,. - _ �--- ------ - ---· . . . . . . . . . . - . . . � -·-·�---· ,.._ ...,...._.. ,.,, ·- _.... tlJe1gs & 1fl\fason • \I , COflllfiO' f .J E i,i:, ve11•c- F. . D Ha: rlinger as hostesses T he c� o� r of the St. P� ul's I , Lutheran Church " i ll meet 'n< t>d· I nr.sday at 7:30 p. m . al the church. ,... Octob•r 5 A DtlH!•[n Conference will be b !'IrI Wl•dncsday ai 4 p. m. at the \L, � hrn�tor1 SL·hool. Ga llipolis, for [ 1t·�l'la• r �. i ll t h is :i. r r a Tht-re w i ll I a J i n n(•r anti discus�ion fo). •":� 111.s: . , _ I h t• Po m e roy -� na x e5pcare club w i l l rn e(' t Wc•Urn• sday a t 2 p. m . J l t h l' hoine of .\-l lss Ethel Garland , M i n n�11i\Je . Hull call will be "wo• nwn of lhe Bihlr " T he. L adies �id o r the St . Paul 's [ :-�lhe_ "" �hur , h w i l l _ meet Wednesla y, . al 7 .JO p. rn. Ill \he ehurch c al room. ! so' J 1:11c. Pom�roy Ban � Bo ostera A li· SO['Ja t ion WIJI mee t in reguIar 5eS· Slflll, Tuesday a t 7 : 30 p . m. at the. Senior High Sch.ool auditorium . l'aren!. s o! all band members are urged lo attend. I The Guild of Grace Eplsq;,pal C hu.rch will meet at the Par�,h House Wednesday at 8 p. m. with M'r5. W. R. Roberts and Mrs. J :H' .. ..... . -5. . /} ·� ._...... ,la ........, . . . .'...... · Mrs. 8mti'r Retul'ned f'rortl l'oliforrtia Mrs. c J S.1uer who has been un lwo Wt>eks" Yat'a!ion from htr em COMING EVENTS - (lrl. 6 ployn1Pnt al Stiffler& ' Store, re• The Council of the 1-erierated I turner! from California wlltre she Church will meet T hurscl ay s t 7:30 1 1.si t c d w i t h :,1 r and Mrs. Howard p m . Jt the churrh "" ,•d " tn San Clemente with B "'•· '""ll Thr Happy h narvesters ClaF-S of �lrs. Neal Wanarnaker .. lh.e J' 1 1ierated I hureh \\ J l l me•t FJida } �, 7:30 p m. nl ! h e ch.urdi . While away '.\-i rs . Sauer visited ' many inlerestmg places includini:: Octobt, 6 Thf' regular mee1ing of E\ an • the famous Knotts Berry Farm, ge!ine Chaplt!r, OES, will be he ld Mission Rell, San .Juan, Capislrano ! his Thursday eveoln!e! a l the anrt also tou r rd Hollywood. Masonir Hall · Middlepo rt · Mrs. Sauer was accompanied to October 8 Callfornia ,for !Le first week end All members of Return Jona . of her vacation by tter daughter, ttt an M �igs C ttu pter, DAR, are M i ss S Mly S uer, of C1ilumbue . a. as ked to be at the Middleport Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday I NTE RS I NNOCEA'r PLl!A afternoon for the grave marking& Ind. UPI-Em• BOONVI LLE, for Mrs. Robert A. Miller and melt 0. Hashfield, 53, pIeaded Miss Daisie Sallnders. innocent Tuesda,r to first di>l!ree Oc:to!M, 16 murder charges Or 11-year•old AV• The Meigs County Youth Rally il Terry . of the Churches of Christ will be' t Warrick Coµnty CJrcult Judge held Sunday October 16 at ,, p m. at the Rut'land Church �f Ch.tist: Addi1on M. Beavers se\ Jan. 9 The Pomeroy chUJ'.Ch will be in for IJ,l&h!ield'!! trial. flie 1irl's charge of the program, and there h a.cted body w15 fou�d in the O hio River last August. • wiJI be an tlection of officers. . A&P HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO K EEP CUSTOMERS P L E A S E D ! 101 Y E A R S PRO\t E 1 1 . DAILY CROSSWORD J3. Paint ACROSS DOWN t. Collide unaklU.. 1. Fl!llow _ ,. 6. Turkiah fully , 2. SoUtary t" 3. Inquires H, Theor, money ot f. China account and U. Hebrew IS. Rapacious pr�ee of &eld. peraon pt'Opbet 12. FU(bly e. Jewiah erop JrodUC• 1s. cap1ta1 o1 month Twcke1. '1. Wlae mmi .., lion Ut Gar:& I. Beseech :ffl. Not (p�} 'l'MNNlaJ'• AM•• s. Augustus 18. Footlike lltld pa,t J7. Cargo J'ormerly 17. Poatgra4,, Chari.. dropped 42. Sµbtle tnagne uate (abbr.) tn einana:UoD 18. An - Cor 10. Cereal Boalon grain Harbor fS. Infold t,. 19, Novices 14, Location of 29. })iecti ffc. Com:ill. Sun god 'raj Mahal ou!: ' petenl 23. Grl!at - 111. at. Latter � a. Cot \ 1 26. Exclama.Downing Bl 3f. - and 47. ChutAu, , tlon , JO, Exclama,. endl coverJnc 127. MN.IUJ'O tloa IT. Qilklt \tt. Coniof coat 1take tOl'O M (abbr.) ; . 1 .. .,.. 28 t�; n. ,,... aa. � p.;1n, was doing the food shoppin, A&P was hard at work developing customer g-,od will, This was accomplished by honest a n d frhtndly serviu, :t\.._. way of doing buS1iness keeps on pleasing custo­ mer,. ft prove& beyond question that for quality, just ,election, savings and dependability can't beat that A&P! Al11,uys A Better l'ulue at A&P1 At A&P all choice center slices are left in a half Ham. It's not en "end" or • "portion,'' it is a full half Him 1t ih5 meaty bfllt. "Super Right" . . Lean, Ten�er ,·,: ;J\��# }-1cw _;:ANNnlEBSJ!llY C I l I • FULL SHANK HALF FULL BUTT HALF WITH CENTER SLICES lb. WHOLE HAM 1 2 to 1 6 LBS. Super Right . . . Lean, Meaty �per Right . . . Center Cut 1'<0111 or ,, ; HAM ENDS Pork Chops -- 7Sc Spare Ribs -­ 57c 49c 39c Pork Roast . Pork Roast Rib End Super Right -·· _ SHANK END lb. !J •. , ' 4 Aunt JHnlma . . . S,.Clat, Rag, 39c Our Own Quick or Rtt1tlar . . . SpHl1I, R•g. ,44c - · IIITCH APPLE LARGE H�D MOH llffl• ,a,kor Sp•dalol gQl1® Cak� ,..,. ,... ,..... "·j3c 25 Potato Brea� ';::,., 2 "��33c -• NI.:. ' Spoghottt With Moot Boll, .... 3 11¼ o,. .... 71 C CAULIFLOWER JANE PARKER REGULAR SIZE uvn...' ts . pk 2-tb ... FRESH . . . SNO.WHITE A Perfect Jewel of • Pie! Plain " su.. cod --- .... . Gold or Marble, Cre1- Gold - Chof 1 •• 2 ..... 48c 2 68C ,..:: · 160L89c J 9C 6 . ... 95C Supor Right - ,an Ann Page 32 oz. Ccoomy-Smoolh - 1.. C BUTT · END . 35C lb. C lb. 1 9c Tokay Grapest����r-=�.. 2 2Sc Onions 10 39c k Cauliflower :�:�::���� I· ':'. . ' i./ I '•,' ' h Pork Loins 49c 59•' ' RIB HALF LOIN lb HALF ·- ;. I � .:. C lb Whole Pork Loin ::·�•J.,11;. sac Super-Rltht . . . · 100% Pun LNn INf Gtound Beef ___ 11.-49c Sliced Bacon ___ -we ,kinless Sausage _ �":: 49c e. oo Beef steaks ........., _ 3 ,.:, • , . Su,-,.1.lttlit . . . 11:lctl: Sllctd pko- . l, 'T';Rlo�t . . . Pu'° ·"""'- F..,h l J lfy I ' . Ditthirt ::::'T!!'::•" ·. �4;:49c , 1 . lbs. Yellow Dedication Made Sunday Evening Plang for the dedication or the addition to the Annex of the }�!rat Un.l.ted Presbyterian Church of Syracuse were made Sunday evening when the truatees and sesS;ion !'net in a c-Ombiried meet­ � ing, Mrs. Clark, chairman · of the Every Member Canv•ss, reported on the eanvaH which wiU be c:on• ducted this fall. The School of Evangelism to be held at the 'Chillicothe Pres• byterian Church, Oct. 16, was discussed . and the IP'OUP decided to send a repi-esentatlve. ' ' Young Adults Met At Home Of · Mrs. $nou/lhr · The YollOg Adlllt 'dass ot ibe Po�erpJ FJ,at �1ptl1t phurch held ill Qctober meeting llonday ,veruna at tbe home of Mn. William Snodifel'. · , Mri, Betty Wile, re11� ilevotiona White Cro111 bandatfi wtie lnade and future PIIUl8 Wertr dileu.ued. The committe� in charge 11 made up1 of 'Mn. Orville wne■, )fl1. Mjxl_m" QweJ111 tD4 ,Mr11t Sllou(�. Cla1111 teacher is Mra. Ralph Zun­ del, and, It belnc her blrthda1, Iha wa1 remembered. by each. • PORTRAITS WEDDINGS · , tlitO ,, - SCD LV � !I W• 8 J P A VJ . P S W - Z V W L C B. · l .. ' �,ltttL>- - Recently Organized Church G�oup Met Monday Evening I . ef... Pint Cin 59c ,,oft at IYANS ltafor• doa��I tJ•• co•pon to Nch fa11tHy, ,-lo•••• NFZIPTII IIII .. ' • :.I ,, •• Your Dime Buys More ! • I • • 8 ' I '· The Gleaners Class of the MinersvUle Methcmist Ch�h which..,__W&a . l'ecenily '. org&nlad met Monday evening ln the church social room. �ictm: ,,Bfown,. �sldept,, W/l,S Iii: 'C'!.l,je of the meefing, which opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. , �s. Roijfo Wq� ea"ye the 'l'eporl ,!Jf the secrttary ahd 13 members answered roll call. It WH decided to paint the baae­ merit of the church and the men will complete the water line for the C!hurch. It was voted to par. Ueipate ln t!fe Rally Day pro­ gram. At tile dose of the meetint, re­ freshments were served by Mrs. Charles Grueser and Mrs. Wlll• ' VAN ILLA IC! CltlAfA___ _ ,..,. 5 9c Skipper 'C ·JiL V No. 303 Can sto ck yo ur pa nt ry' ! - - ., Cai KRISPY !At:tn'4U'. "-�-4tt Pi�MIUM SA'-TINES :.. 29c Solid, Crisp · . J , . . HEAD t.EffUCE 1am Ruasell. The netx meeting will be held Mond1y evening, Nov. 7 at the churth. Mrs. Karl Grueser and Mn. Victor Brown will be in (lhar1e o.f the ' program and hos• teqaea •iU be ,Mrs. Clifford Phil• lips and Mrs, Brown. . T•ricler, Fr.... ' l' •I i . ' . ,' . • ; '�•,::,·. . , Ann,eo,Steel To Spend 95 Million Expandlna: ASHLAND. Ky. 'OPI-The Arm­ co Ste61 Ccltp. Tuesday announc­ ed plans for a $9S million ex• P411fj_pp l:)r91r1n;i, s,.yinl it was a "vote Of , confidence in both the future of steel and the econorhic outlook tor tile nation." Armco Pre11ident Logan T, John1ton 11aid a ''major portion" of the expanglon program would ao towards the company's big oper­ ltion .here. The J'ea;t of the money wUI. be spent at Armco's worl:a i,n HOUiton, Tu. The work' at both lites ia to start In the near future. " ii' � I1 I ' ' j . t •g'•' � ;;•.. .,,.,/.. , BONN, GermtlnJ, UPII-'D,e hio-mUUon member Federation o,f �ldJer Soeietie1 Tuesday de­ tndtd�'- .p-!41on f<ir all German � . wit �Mtn,J, " , . 1;,(: _,r, : · · . , ' ' ,. • . J • . ·. - . , · · ·· ·-,' . "' ; • . ' •a . • ...... ·. � 1:,;. . ,i-, ,;' :. ! i ' ..,, , 1 ·�- r_ , . . . . . .. '" ' :-..,. , ' . . . , .·.,,:�. ' d i. ! ,11,.. .... �:O-:S!D ris Pa ken hic "·c 1 '(n' ·. . f . ,:.. i(iCED 8ACO_N -----------· '1.do ✓ .•. 1 -11,. Tray pKk, L.10, htild WI EMERS ·,11ui,i t ' ' ' � ,, . ' ;. ... I C-1 ,. :{A- . , CAlNEi HAM -_�·?�;;;;�--; /.ftllour Skr Ii. ... Iii. • . Swift's PNmiunl All Milot I••• Celo lb. . Sugar Cured ·. ly the !'loco . ntlOHS · tttati1'+ n!l lit- lb. Ste � .- . ' ' ,.,' ,. ,; . .. >, -�- -�· ,. . :, ' '' . . ,, .; .. . : .. 4Q.c lb. lb. c 49 Back■ & Neek1 5 I 10-, • . j • g 4fl arcrn1t eed me ats - pri eed lo-w ! f ,1rH"J. " • .• ' ....,. . ......._.. _� 4 ...... '1.00 ioi:OGNA ------·-� � . · INDUSTRIAL tJIVERTISING . �N�TIGATION . a• le. . ' POTATQ�$ . ...'"i rii••• . · • 5 coullt '211 MAIN ST. "' " . ' �••ov, OHIO For Boiling . .. f "' 1� ,: �r ,1 ' I ' _ _. '. ·,'1 '•;- ,.-' _ \_,, • ' C Phou l#.W11 tbMifietAt. P�Wlh24 ttoutl Flul: oEVELOPiNG FIUA IUPPLIU ii::. - leallt, ,.__ ½ _1el. ' . . Q\'ER'S S1UDIO CAMaQI ' . . .. , A decorated cakl!, ice cream and ,coJfee were eerved in lier b_qnor. µ> the above named and 11.eadames Ray Doml11n, .Guy Cowan,, ,llaro•d Lemley, �Uy Mar.Un, llt�a Sb1Uer1 Ure>J Ru1chel, Harry_ Lee . �i�ey, Ricbiard . FW1w, Nellie Barnhart and Kay C.oll. I� Frozen LTD S L C A. Mn. Clark, Mrs. Holmea and Miss M.ll__Jpil:W, who had alte'nded the Presbytery meetina: tn·Gl!Orie town, reported to tile group. The next Presbytery meetlne will be held in Waverly, Oct. 11! Mr1. Qukk was named delegate with Mias Mumaw, Mrs. Durst and Mrs Holmes, alternates. I -lb. pkg,. Ouncan Hines __ 3 �k:·. 98c Scotties P�;�·�__ ••·___ 1 !:: 39c Pancake Mix ____ . Mother's Oats __ 2 '!::. 78c Tea Bags • 49 Ch •,• I I con carne C Mayonna,se .. , 32 range se 0 Ba . A-Penn Floor Wax _ i::49c Snider's Ketchup 4 !:. 64c Boy• Ar- D. ee t;iW� REMOVIO j Faclal Tlt1uH . . . 400 Count, R19. 29c C.lce Mins . . . White, D•vll1 Food, Spice or Yellow SLICES A&P , -- Outstandi ng A&P Buys I , -.�NUTLEY . . . ¼ LB, PRINTS, YELLOW CENTER SUper­ Rlght Quality lOc OFF SALE ;� f, 29 ht - lb. �:�:.�;� lb, CRR XVA CNALP1 The service will be held on the 18th of this month at the m-0rn. ing worship aervice with the fol­ lowing elders and trustees tall:• ing part: Mr. and Mrs. Pe111I Mc­ Bride, Mn. Tom Clark, Mra. - Jame1 Quick, William · F. Wine. brenner, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Miss Frankie Mumaw, Ricllard Duckworth, Mrs. George Snyder and Mrs. A. H. Durst. 49� 45� lb. BCD WP Syf{JC!USe Church , I · tkh N · Oc t , I,, t960;: .. uotb-.,. In tbla. ...Ji A II mill r Y•tenlay's 017Ptofluotet WHA� _ DO� TRll , ;.w'ORLD.-, TOt.t> TRUTH, BOT LIE TB1II >WRIII 1-amoWNtl(a, __ IO _ _E .:. t,1 ._..... ____ __ ___ Come See . • • Y•u'II Save at A&PI ,. ••�...4 ...... ID• (With thl1 c•u,011 .& p11rchaM . · CWS :WAX . . . •• ••• LTB •.._, GIEIII STAMPS CoW; kol ' .•.. DAiLY CBn'IOQUOTIC ... � lG!J fli, wd ftl , A X r o r. a A A X ., �- ,U W P S W , 1nd by offering customers the most good food for their money. Today-101 years later-this .. '••• ., A" P tll!o •l'f• et IVANI -•• -• Od. I, 1960. 0.. ••- .. ' •♦ A OryploJNlll Qaol&tlo. YUMONJ MAID � .. tor the three L'a, X tor the two O"-. eta.' elqle letten. .,.. t,Qphl!B, the leugth li'nd. �tlon of the wotdl In .U, blnt.. I .El.ch da1 the. cod& letters are dlfterat. ,, COME SEE ... 11 f u n t o�s h o p ! . I ••• , L O lC G f !i L � j) # Way back in the days when great, greit grandma ., _, IISQUl�l.'�:"i'lo��l:�•• SYRUP . , , .24-n. hlif · . 1 •• One letter almply aitlnde for _ S.M' DJY ILEACtt . . . 1 5-oz. 8011 49c �,, � � � -u,on. ■ t IYANI Nf■re cla1l111t ti•• Od . ::-•f�!: .,.. cou�Ofl to Meh fe•II� , P•••••• ,a. Kathryn ' 1 GlJIM STAMPS l (Wlrh thl1 cou,on A p11,cha.,. of••• •• •• :t.<un-ay, for one ' 150, - Fre■ Dellvery ISl. Sbunen '--62, Arrance m Cold8 ' ,. '-­ S&H ---- '°• 10. Apparent 32. J'ooted vase 83. Knockout "(liang) as. Comfort 38, Fellow (slang) ST. Marah grau 89. Particle expreuing negation "1. Music note '-2. Milkfish �. F¼to'a treat f&. Outlying 1 part of a city I ' ' lb. box 65c c 9 3 9 4 c · '" . Scott - WIiiia BATl'IIOOM' S8118· �. ' . ·:JJ ucs Stri�t1ing To Wipe Out Memories Of 192 7 1�:.. == ---; 1 ----==- :;-::=.-----.--i -o-nu.mer-n'H�i'gh H,ong I's-�;== as1�;;;::, E' ord-.------;-.:; e:i;e:.,ee .:::fll�� ar:1ele �= •-, CUVEI.AND UPI - Clarence ,' .lfowban, M1rie1t,, hnn,.. """' �> 1••1 .... ott: lhe driving records for · Or1ildvlew and Northfield parks 'l'u.etda night by 1101th1ng two ctor i�. �� , Jl ... -.. .. ,...,_...._ Ffl•day N•1ght At Kyger Game . Eastern High School will ce}ebrate its annual homecoming F rid ay n i� ht .w � en the Kyger Creek football team invades 1 he Eag 1es gri d iron . escort Roger Hawk; Freshman ..... .., "Newhart, who will be � on A speci.11 program has been princess, Jane Hetzer, escort, ._ ,... 11onc1ay, celebrated a hUle early ..;c u ' be boosted his season total to plannt>d, according to Executive Ronnie Barnett. ,� , lll _, __ wi' th , ..• , .�.tor,· ·• ".. <he HPad J. S. Dnis. It includes ..-.u. Crown bearer will be Jeannie •1 ,. , , -uu-eu "--•··---' • •i ,ooo C l,s, 8 1,01 and r•--,1, de••·gned on the theme Wh 1le ' h ud . "' .;; · tb tlt'rd d h ;;;;;;;;;'' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ "A Song" w1lh pnzes for first, Following the game the Sen;;;;;; .;;;;;;; ;;; , I Sl'Cond and third best floats. The ior.s are spon,oring a record hop f' exhibits will be 11tade by school 1 in lhe school auditorium. 1 ancl distm·t organizations. , , ., For The Girl The pro.i:r..m .1lso includes ap• Writers Like Yankees . ..-...,., . , . '' ' h•r .I,- - ... riropriah• rercmonies lor Miss l loffman, llomeroming Queen . �11s11 lloffmim, the daughter of Mr :i nd M rs. Paul Hoffman will ha\"e .1s hf'r l'scort, Charles Collins . With The Wide Foot Black/ Wtute Saddle Black Loafers - EEE w1dlh $4.95 and $7.95 THE SHOE BOX Seruor prinCeis is to be Letha B1bbee, escort Paul Holsinger; Ju nior princess is Connie Spencer. escort. Tom Summerfield; Sopho­ more princess Henrietta Russell, MI DDLEPORT • • �fiblf.f r•, Heart ol 011 lusl1eu t ,...,,/ fil l i ng needs . . . but prescript ions heart of our bus i ne5s . is Ill•IOI• Favored Over Bucks In B.lg 10 aash Sixty.six writers picked the Yankees to win their 20th world champ!onahi p whi�e 38 favored NEW YORK UPI _ Iowa, upsel the Pirates to win lbelr l � ird winner over Northwestern last Sat• I Serl es title, a aurvey by United urday, was a one. po int choice lo . • Pre11 Intern ationa l showed. The day lo beat dangerous Michig an . Yanke es have won the, Amer1 can State Saturday in one of thl!: top �ague pl!:nna nl U .times. The games un this week's college foot• Pirates have copped five Nation s! ball program. League flags, Ilinois, ranked fourth in the na. tion this week by the UPI Board The Yanks whipped the Pirates ln 1927 in four games, the last of Coaches, one rung behind Series appearance for Pittsburgh , Iowa, was made a four _ point choice to beat Ohio Stale in an · other leading Big Ten Conference Packen' Mr. Taylor showdown. Ohio State is ranked fifth. Presoinl{ Jimmy Brown Top • ranked Syracuse, mean­ while , is such an overwhelming choice to heat Holy Cross, that oddsmakers are not quoting a poinl•spread. Second•ranked Mis­ sissippi is picked to defeat Van­ The Cleveland Browns' flashy derbilt by at least 20 points and (ullbark totall!:d 240 yards rush • Navy, which climhed to sixth in Ing in his first two games while the ratings this week following its upset victory over W.1shington, is Taylor roUed up 234. a 13 · point choice over Southern Methodist. rBOYS' and GIRLS' Sevenlh . ranked Purdue, which humiliated Notre Dame, 5 1 . 19, is , fi,e . point r .. orite o,er Wisconsin, the Alr fi'orce Academy Is a ½ poinl pick over eighth-ranked Missouri and loth ranked Arkansa� i� a five point fnorite over Bay­ lor. 'fry Our Layaway SKUS E WINS THREE PAWTUCKET, R . J. UPI-Joe • booted home key Bill Skuse lhree winner� al Lincoln Downs Tuesday lo lengthen his le11d u MI DDLEPORT, OHIO ..f.be meet's lop rider. drug store needs, cosme tics, hlvne UPl....:.Baseball . PITTSBURGH . wri ters covering the World Series h i.ve pie · ke d th e New yor k y ankees by . nearly · a 2 to I margin Io w hi p th e p 1tlsb urgh p·1ra Ies. the Long Hitters Not Scared By Forbes' Fence =;a;;;;;;;;;;;;====-===, I 3 Quall lled Phannaclst, To Handle Your PRESCRIPTIONS CARCOATS pO PU LAR PR I (ED I l Ra y Rig gs An no u nces • I OCT O B E R 6 1.96 1 M E RCU RY Announcing 14 New Madels Of Mercury For '61 I N MERCU RY'S HISTORY e c1101CE OF 8-CYL. AND 3 8,(;YL. ENGINES ' e c1101CE OF STANDARD, OVERDR IVE & 3 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS MERCURY Monterey Series MERCURY Meteor 600 Serles ty ,.hool. Chances are that Sayre will 1tick with the same group of boys who started last week's game. Jim Ben wi l n d Bu ky K i?!b"l·y •,1., 1 a,1 the •e•nPdPs w1 11h pro... Bill Sprouse and Mike Taylor, both 200 pounders, starting at the tac· klea. Don VanMatre, 1 95, and Nick Nichobon, 102, will get the nod al Despite their lo•• •- Ra"en•. the guards, while Russell Miller, ..., ...., • ., 162, will start at center. wood, la,I Week, Co.ach Ralph 5 ayre and F a Icon followers were In the backfield, Charles Rogers, pleased with the defensive effort Joey Russell and Billy Jewell are put out by the Falcons through definite starters while Sayre has most of th� game against the fav. been interchanging his quarter­ ored Red Devil team. backs, Larry Hargraves and Char­ les Yonker. The Falcon offense. however, Others slated to see definite ae• wa� another thing. It simply could lion are Tllmmy Knopp, Danny not get started against the big Ravenswood team. Sayre and h ,·, Harbour, and Perry Oldaker. assistant Jack Campbell have been workin& this week to get that item We Seleot Only The straightefted out. Fumbles once again hurt the Wahama team as it Very Befit In had earlier in the year. USED CARS S.. Theta GuarantHd UMd LARK IV 6 cyl. 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Mrs. Ada Slack hu1te11 aerved nfmbmentl to M.l11 M.ufflrw, Mrs. Duckworth, Mr■. M ayme Holmes, lln. Llzde Quic-11: and Mn. }hiel Clark. . ff U. I Choice Of Standard or Auto. Trans. • The bnly compact with line-car slyllna • The • Big-car ride - small­ In CONSULS and ANGLIAS • Clr handling • Priced with or below the other CO!"Plcls e New Thrill-Power 1 70 engine for 1981. Bo ,uro lo retlat•r for Ute U! S. S.vin11 Bondi. Draw­ Ing lo bo Thuntlay evening, O.t. 8 al 8100 p.m, No pureh- neo.. ,uy, need nol be pre11ent .lo win. PIM S.leellon ef PtSTOU RA Y R I.G GS , I M· C . 'M SPORTS CENTER' . LY 3-1 136 LY 3-1 235 410 - 20 - 18 & l! ga, SH ELLS Athena, Ohio · · Authort,e• Ma<Gregor · �"'·· -w� llitt,. hi• .. w. IT HE .... ""' Jay, FAITHFUi.LY AMPLIFIES .. · Area Dance \J. Jl'e'r n-•-'•d w. ..J:.. 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FURNAa FILTERS in-law and d1u1bter, Mr. a nd of Letart, W. Va., _ attended Uae Mri. Arthur Sylve1ter and chU­ funeral of :their sider at Mem•hla, Ten�. dren. Mr. and -Mn. Crill Bradford Kr. alld Mn� Geor1e Fredtrlclf Kn. Helen Younce ·returned and of Cbeattt . vilittd M.ri. Lettt• l vllit· with Mr. and Mn. A from . Speneet. a , PL . En­ Prank KUl■, Mln10 Junction S Piper a:t Marinn over ni&ht were the1 home, route •�nl five· d111, wllh his mother, and Mn. Paul Jilc­ Mr. of aueltll . . xu,,. !,lji; E.. 9, New CU:mberland, W. Va. Troy Zwlllldl lln at Mr. · 111111 Muon Spencer -aceompJDMn villled Slindit-•i!llh Mr. and Hf,, � WJIJU'Ow., Jlr. _and )Jn. Au• tin Withrow and ,on Tommy a nd E. S. Milli. ' Jin, � -.UO,, Chule■ton, Mn, Dellt Sterkey' of COIUlll· IJ)enl fbe weekend ln the but � Mt. IJNI. � Charlea NewDJn · Diddle home, 1'/UI of ruute •ire liunili; illoner Jin. Edna Stnflmerl1'!1d . ol tholr -11>1111<. ,uti dau1btu, · r, Mr! 'ibl'lln. a,,e,te, BuetleJ of Chester •l1ltecl ' her- daukbte . Parker bl!:rt r Ht Mr1. ltffd1ville. Mias Sharlee Ne\lml.h, daughter llr■• Adi Slack, son Eu&enl!, loMr. and Mrs. Cb■rles Neuman of n c1l and daU,hter, Kn. Kathry achinl · in the, IJncoln School te ii John• Harley Mn. nd a Johnson aon of Wolf ,.,,_ · vJ1l,ted M'.tt, in M:e11, · Arliona.-' 'i, Rlttlr, Mt. and Mn. ' Mr. and Mn. Q. 0: ' PaUtnon, lwo �ll•ra.n, IIN. Morr Brown- Mro Paul )'a�� · . 1..i . E. "Mr, vfslted Rut'land .. in• · and Mn Mary Gut1bi1 al, children · ' . Mills. . . s . . _ . Ne,r BoltOp; iunday, ey , 11r,. LelUe $pence.r atlende,l , • , !fr. Qd0 Mh,,.. Q>orl,i .Jlall ond .iu¢,ie of _cbl1df"P three ' Hoin<�fal: )he. ilolHI COIJ/• · and: iohn Slocltl 19cil.' loll � 'lii for . mu61i1 ' llitnday , · Abilene, Tuii, wftere"lti�:r- ·npect . vme Clon:s of , Wielf!!' ' Paut · . · ·_,pent Tullday with hi• .aunt, � to remain for IOl'lle · tlme. TlUCKS .; •• FROM BAKER'S Aaef.lle.r G••• . Bay • • • -.,u.. GMC BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS SHOT GU NS -r- Li vin g Room· Su ites 2 Piece $CJ9.00 1961 Hunting Panto . . . . . $8,9$ HOLLYWOOD (UUPII - 1. -U IINtllllO RGUIL , _, ..,i,.. of ROILYWOOD (UPI} - BIila •� lldlllllaJ lldllnloy. por• WIOlaa l'nlldetll Crotb,, wbo,,e latest elbwa. "'Join ID Warnef IA Mil' tnJ1 a With , Bin& and SIii&," la bafiq _,I la 111o Blood' ond the bat tale of any be'• record­ on the Gftt'lt a. V)JjMI, Pretidtffl ed in a decade, ii preparla, I . ,-rlu a t,1..WO DOt" "lulll'f Brol, NCOnd "Volume for Warner MI DDLEPORT,. OH IO NOW ON DISPLAY· ,a.I$ "-11. Cleland BPePt the weekead wtti. lUI coUl!n, AoJ Howell at lllddleport. llr. and Mn. John P'labtr and IOU of A,krOO ,pent the week md with her puenta, Mr. and Mn. Henry IL0,11h. ., ::/·.,.'. DON'T FORGET THE SHOWING OF TBE .\LL COMPLETELY NEW LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, TBIJBS., NOV. 3 · -·- . • BAKE R . FU RN IT UR E ., Hunllng Veslti , , , • $4,98 With Game Pouch ' Hunlln1 Coati . • , . . of Bel,.. -t s.turdoJ wltll her mother Jin. Helen ,lohnND.. inn au ••• GOOD HUNTING! NEW lHJ ENGLISH l'ORD LINE ' •• • A oolo ter , "It'• hllf. IJ�• J.nu••• 1"' ceded Primary Clin Jio I rHI· Hr, and Mn H■IT)' CurUs tatloDI led l;ty MH, Robc,J1 Wood. ,pent 1ut week end in Columbo Junior Clan No l dlrtcttd b)' a nd W11hinctoo C It. Mrt :J{lrold &pe.nef,;r �v• tbe theme. of �e progr-•m '8'fildlnl Mr. 41Dd Mn. Clyde Croll and Day by Day'' Son,:1 lGrned in d1u,lhtef LJDtl or COlumbu1 were Bible scbool were liven bY each weete■d pull of Mr. ;.n,4 Mn. Howord f•lll«clut II their put ol the nclta· lions, 111'. Ht! �n. Ray Rou1h of Mn. Della Winct1qr 11ve two apeat the weekend · · CJoclnhlli readin1s in hl!:r own •�• way. Mn. Waada dauthter U.ir wtlh r of Junio p. 1J1po.ted · A pa el co. Jac:oN and children and other Cla 11 2 preceded • IOOI "Y ou. · relative,. Brint The On e Not &,, You. " lkKemie lpllll Mn. La\lft . a n by 1 f.lrl De Jed p red was b This grou Roll .c1U w■1 answe Sunday and lloitda7 with Kr. ,and and Mra. Virgil flouah for l�e: ln· eight member• wbtn tbt lAdif:1 Mfl, Bill lld&bde end Jlmm.J termediate Glrl1. . AuxUlar,, of the :Vol\ant:ffr Fite A bountif1d · picnic dinner wae al Galllpolll. hall town Depltmtnt met In tbe "8ulldin& To1ether" with read• ■ereved on the lawn al 12:30 to Kenny Shuler of ·Letart ,pent re­ a for 28 ,$ept Dilht, )' Mondi er Mn Edgar Dorst, Mn, Purle, the weekend wJlh hil srandpar­ tbt many »:re11ent. 01eetiD1, Mn. :$yMa Zwtl­ prtilu.de by Mn. KJrr as - supt., and reptetenU11& &ullt. ien&a Mr. and Mn. Edward Simp­ An organ the over d pr-Mhle Uq, pmildent, ilon. Horace Jtarr opened the after• ea.ch claRS of the Sun,-, �hool meetlnl, Jt '#li · decided to bold noon program With the therne concluded this part , , of 'the pro- a Halloween 81,llktd part, In the Special l)a)'". IIY D•Y g grom , 'Buildin flnmen'• room �edln& the ,. Kev. Card introd1.1cei1 ltl'. 'ffO)t· ' music wa1 offl!:fed by the choir 111lar recqrd • bPP ; on Oct. uth. 'With Mrs.' ao'y MilJer, director. ard Ruppelt. pUtor . ot pi, . llld• · Pmel will be 1tven · /or prettle,t, Reci4'tiona by the Be&inne. rs dleport ,ind S)'faCUae · PAab:,ter­ u1t l•t; ek1 Tb,11!1 1ladik ...m PIii'· dw ..,iu. Im. Hal'Ql.d �ey,ell', u ian Cburchtl ,rho preHn�ed, llfl 't!haJt a ,tove foP · the room. At,. leach<fr :wu CiVJJl fpll� by Li)lia� · Sleiff ••� _ )Ir, ,itjt!,, llrt. l•ndlltt ' \bl.o Weft Mn. .,. �11, No: 1 claH wlth Paul Hap,io111j1lt . �.'., .•Vf l . the Slil, Carrie ' , Pkk�iii *"I , '•Speqt:.er a■ loder. viollD; OiCAn � ��� �li ·M;n. Kath• 81aclc, �••· ' ll'rt. re1'1t: ection. A . r,auutet ·•POie4 U1 17!1' '1ohn'°n,"ili,, ·zwmtn,, · !In. . THES E CoAI,. HEAT&I\S GIVE YOU A LOT R'ev. · .RupJ>'\t. ·ara, ·1 _ : �ffllt•II, • Mn · · Emmeline 'ffiei&i, nett · ,OF HEAT FROM VERY LITl'LE· COAL · Mr• ilafO�d° ' S..ier · � ��.. Car­ HendfJ,:: flld Ml•• �eanor C•· . . G'1 HCl'1it ii the patented, 4-flue. fire-brick cen■tructiOA 1101lNIN Willi' ,; qtua.,., led mfck prestn . · , · rblt bonett�nn■. bat 'ftlth I� wort. from effl'J' more that Jiv:e, you The address by Be\''.. Ruppelt pound_ ef coal :,ou burn. w■1·'1P�P.tl�:OOt �lomt .wlib MT. •and ·Mn. -Darrell Brown of 1lngfn1 "I \f•lted Today Where Mlaenl Well•, V1., are an­ . GAS HEATERS WITH • , ,. •· . . Je,mt Wal k,fd..'' , birth of an• · 8 l'D noynei.nt the· · PICTtraE FRAME STYLING Mia. Karr expreuee ._ ha,: _ IP- dauthttf a.t · C•Jri;den Cla,:k .Hos• Go911.,, MIGHT' BE; � . _BC A'T -'1111 N predation ·to- 111- who · helped In 1"lfl in Pnkenbure, Sept. 24. i..t week on: ltia , farro· 1.119 thltl ma.kine the Rally Day •.ad Home- Tbe , bah, bu been named Lee al)ove Cherry Rldie, shot tlt"ver before· have you ■een 1uch of a bobcat, or, wild• c, cterl,tl _ charl · many Jill• it · _ vinced con comln1 a aucct'u, .Arin. · �dpaffnta are J(r. and is beautiful stJlint: ia a Pl bOJDI!: .� say there . aren t . apy -------,.. iirt. CanoU Brown of Mlneral cat, notwllhstsnding lhat same beater. All new W/Jl.11 MORNING -· Oller sucb nnlmals Jn soulbeastern O�. The _ Sentlnel pbotognpb· Woll• inti Mn. AIIOI r••_ .,.,. e , .... _ L &, . neu,.. gu beaten with ''Pictill'e Frame" Gadd , ._, 9'h'¥' 10c41. .-r. afld '�Mn Wllllam Dld• · er •dmilti · 11\e critter l<!okl Sl!siilelously like • totnca_t, 1tylin,: add baulJ &¥ aolid bta.tio;;;ill ""' fart� ,r,at ar1ndporent,. whose barn m the bact�11nd 'burned· to th� _l!;Ound Sund•�, dlo, locol; . ., ln1 comfort to an,- home• Tbe Jjya t!av, three: 4.i� par.,_.,.._ ng· bis. line fell<e when his dtlt chased � ; · Don Plcttlna Rl'Vtnl • with the sal� he was walki ties ,che<hdfli •'for t�II ( �k with •�I ed the oac� , ap_P,r � USS treed the -nimal h' holds. W�n S. l!av� -�• boal'd · Ila· lht the first one '\q be, •"',. orl There'■ a WARM MORNING to fit ,.,a• It and ·be said he d heanl anil S. "screamed juat llll:e ,a ton, Charles t a ed -ut,4. i4'veb� A&IJ,o .1llUOO .-. .tt orMIIAlir• ff� ven Teen canteen 10ur needt _ _ _ It the priN yeu � bu<, ,.....11y ,pent �een m n West Virginia lrefqre. moving Into Obiq. He �, min• . Cimp Ing 11 7'30 p. pf.; !P �•id·. &, Ibo Ce,1ler , -=-a \l!e lb. :::r,.: throu end hot want to pay. Rita a wife . wiµt ' _ , .._.. ' ;ii w!lh a ,22 call� ed tht Junior WQ111an'1 Cl\J . o{ ·fft,.- �- � ieave, wi� hi&. , Sarp a. r li hiches �• Mtrbl It,... · 37 and r M , total ments paNnt( . bll , fa, t)le 'cat>, .�uure ven. On Friday ,ventn& J, .�ce ii ihoutti. Meli! ,, Ve. Pa�l'I, t,rxe, and Its fOQI pa_� · MODEL' 400 'UBD .95 · , set at the Racine A""rfe,n .1,iJ110n PiC�en,.. ey� are Its .In!>. to toe . wllh . , . s Phone GM-$6'1 ·p; elaJni Good Modela '59 .50 up . , Other Hall from 1:30 to theory . _.t�nd1�8 . fllneal servitN for b!ailt,. all e\llden"' ln auppo,t oflils PRICED AS LOW AS $92.50 , , -PfO(.'eeds gotna to 1he ,. �ttle,,n. )fp. ".'t• ht· .nu Pn wlf� of th� b r /II .,......�- Legibn Auxiliary o [ Jlteibe.. .- :;atur• EUB . g..ur b pastor . '!"h1.eh wm b : : d d:: � I�� 9 day night, Oct. e, tll�, wHl •�r bet� •� - ,Ci,O�llle wefe M�u "''� mlt Tear Off anti MIii Thi, Ceupon ,evoral for t • . lif . at the Middleport HIJb_ ,9ichC)OI �• ........ .Eclwlfb. Jd.n, Henhel r Hl!l'llllq Hn. lon nd a . r M ' b,r aon, F0r Complete ,.,.. lnt.rmtl -IU . itorium from 8 p 1 m. to J 1 :sp, P· 'II!· � If Edlth .. Hood M , Texaa. . . . Family Nla;ht wu ob■ffll ed al '. SCl;eDter• in tor benefit of the ,S(lnlot ·M�tben �ef:�i u:!1�y and Jira, ·· -� ret ch . 11• . the .Mfth� C�IU' Club or Mlddleporl \. Tutt-· iw�li:ln at New Cuinber}.liid, W Va . , Cl-,k: · . moreemi:t!u� Zenith Hearilll ' y evenlne. Se_pt. 27, h�nort111. �i hter" Ellen of Sliutltn•ille . da Now 11 The Time Ta lnsWl a Se1 o1 new . • ) Aide. I ,on U,eJr . . ntw ���or, Rev. a�d If,.. , amewood, D He1�n 111'1. fflkentl guesta . of � PP"-: • Flues I ( l Pie,.. Mil full detail, and Coonhunlers o e<!l 1\'· a�d !amllY with_ e"!1b, Mt. ahd Mrs. Wati.-. 8�1.-,ior,, daUllhter, Elto.n • Lee and RJ.�ha�d . fti�@'.1 I . free hleroture. , . Io ed . . djnner. Tow attend cl� o • Hall ,rz n . a . Oct , 6 . • Mf!. Herbtit " Por�• . •art. . • a1 I . , 1.: Your Forttd Alt Heating stllem! ( ) Pleue te�bone The Melp county· Coonhun ten tlql eri.J � of Hershel We1t· 'nte Senior . �YF enjoyed a � f. , • . .J . . · home to ''"� or " : in. p. S at 13eell, 1 ay, Ch rle4 a a Mu �d ,. Jiim: �upper Association will m� U,.�ld 1 AND 2 INCH TRlC�l'UlSS JN ,�:. and · fJll'at- �p�n P)aln1. . d�on,tnUon. . . . D c), .. J,, ckl f: 811!1!8 -n4 October 6, at !1:30 p, m. In Ute 'Po,m· _ · Mr. a�. '¥1'•· ,oke)' Wood o ! . ALL THB IA "." . , . . . ' \ � llal 14.r•-. ' ' .. ' I N�, - - ---- ----- ------- - -, I eroy Town Holl. Ptl.rt1iilld the lete . . . . , -' . . ,�, . , J : 1. · • ·. .. . �· All m,em"'� - lri� , ,..... _,. • � - · · S'tlllSt: ____ ,.,..,. · , . 1lste�n. , � : ·w ' � . �, �::- � ..,:,<: • -. ·• .-- ...,,. •· , ,to .wa . STA'fflc,,- -,;-; ' 1n'dJ� JI, � f n · Mr.· � ·- �- . RtnrY Dalley and 1, Hoy l> Par�•rl · lo l � � �d Elijn>• I PIJ�: 1 ; .•• -- - - 0 •,- - - · · · · · --/ 1bt1111!'l cluti'hodlei ' .· ana l!!liloil· W lll' have. JO· aueol , r, motb o her •· or, . rue•ts f' , 9fl ,, 1 o � a · 'u1 11 Yb:a ��Jft4 t. . _ ,_ _ _ - •·-"• , · · 1 • · • . flrrhed�� from a vacation · � . f . ·· Jlvlderi,• ', · · �t.:them throuah Wa■b• lond, Pa.,. Ji � tum of her, bro- · · · .. , l, ,ttil�h· llc!ilcl ll(r; · and Mn. CIP>IOf ,'. .a �d , Mn. A. R. Mc- es and •. and �- ' Rllpb <';b!lP:. lngton; 0:- �.:, , AOanUc Cl!,\', Thoy ther, "EVERYTHIMl iN IIARDWARE" . Tflomas of . . · home: , ',the ulq a C ala vlslted man and 'dau1htB11 v�\•d recent M fl Dun , Allen, son and dau- ly '9 ith ,Mr and Mrs! · Wm , M'.e­ Jeff,raen;: af M:onlat:ella. ·n.ey re­ turned tiy the waY of the Sky ghter of New Ledngton spent Nlcll:le1 at· -PJrbrtbur&: ., , . Une drive and •v•ra•ed 2200 1ever1l d■ya with her father, Rev. Mr. and Mr■ WQtte 1 �ntm: F. E. Dunn. The Cheater ll•tbot!lot Cbureh obHrved ill annual a.lb' :Day and Homef:omin, on Sunllay, Se�L �-' The dly · dpened with the momlpi ,.-oiq)lp . �vice con• Jiu.eteti Q' lltv. 11., l\. .Cll'd, p.. tor . WhOH .:�on WII "1 8elie�c ln chriai". , At the ' clo,e of S11m11J S<?hool, )lr1. Purley Karr, ifUperintendent, , presentecl •ttendlnce ptn1 �or the paat year. Ball oon& w1th ..Rally Day" pril,1ted pn th� m were a:iven to e~ac.h � hl ld ind adult. present rece ived tal& with "Rally o.y•• ifflprlnted on them. A ttendance . for the day ,u 133. j Pictured Is The Mercury Meteor 600, Four-Door Sedan ,_ Bobeats OnChmy Ri.Jie? ' . .. . . •. .a,,:· CHICAGO UPI-Mason Rudolph of Clarksvllle. Tenn., has beu , voted this year's "Rook\e of th( Year" by professional golfers fn a poll conducted by Gol( DI• gest mallHine. NEW 1961 COMET COMPACT CAR lint family-size compact For the ,econd straight week the W,ham, White Falcon, will be focing an Ul\defeated team as they tangle with Williamstown at Bachtel Field on Friday night. The Williamstown t, am h,s won lbree games this season while bein g held to a tie in one. That tle came in their latest game again1t Sistersville. GOL, ■RS HONOII RUOOLPH MERCURY Meteor 800 Sarles Prked Right In The •eart 01 The Low­ Prke l'leldt Team,Second ln Two Weeks BUICK Of The All New . . . e FIRST 8 CYL. ENGINE w:�:;1;;�:0nd:i��� may_! cordially)nvite_ypu_to, • PREMIERE SHOWING , .. 'HI, NEIGH BOR! BECKY'S P 10 11! E. MAIN STREET - PIITSBURGH (UPI) - The Pittsburgh Pirates, striving to wip e out the bitte r mem orr of ! 92 7, call�d on ace rig hthande r ye m La w 1o 1r y a nd give 1 he m the Jump over t he New York Yankees today in the opening game of the 1960 World Series. Casey Stengel, hoping to duplicate what lhose Yankees did · · 33 years ago wh en they swep t the Pira�s four straight, ,_ m · · coun Iere d WI 1h Art 0I 1mar. I have f11.ith in the guy," ex· La w pulled a lendon i n his plained the Yankee manager, right ankle during the Pirates' shouting for his eighth World penn.int clinching . celebration a Series victory in 10 tries. "After week ago last Sunday. Jn his all . he has won the first game of final start of the regular season important series for us all sea • last Friday night, he was hit son." hard by the Milwaukee Braves. "But I'll he all right on WedThe Y;inkees were favored at 1 1 nesday." he predicted. to 1U in the opener and 7 lo 5 StengeI was expected to use far the Series. right hander Bob Turley in the Like Law, Ditmar is a right second game an d h 1s ' clutch left hander. But his retord is nol as h an der, Whitey Ford, in Yankee impressive as the Pirate hurler, Stadiu m on Saturd ay. Friday will a Mormon who does not drink, be an open d ate 1or travel. smoke or swear. Wi l l Play Stuart Law's st°Ck in trade is a £a5l In comparing Wil1iamstown and As soon as Stengel announced ball, not too overpowering, wilb that Ditmar would be his opening Ravenswood, it could be noted that a lot of curves. He has fi ne con - game pitcher, Murtaugh decided the two had been Ued for th e lead trol and won 20 games while los· he would make only t"Wo platoon in the Llttle Kanawha Valley Con­ ing only nine in the Pirates' change11 instead of his usual ference until last week's Ue con• drive for lhe National League three. test between .wmiamstown and pennant. Sistersville. Ravenswood had deL•w'1 Ank le Mended Left . handed billers Bill Virdon !eated the Sistersville team two Ditmar, according to Yankee and Smoky B urgess will pliiy weeks ago by one touchdown, pitching coach Ed Lopat, "has cen terfield and catch, respective• The Williamstown team is coach­ a h out the same sluff, but he Jy. When a southpaw goes against doesn't have as good control as the Pirates, M u rtaugh uses Gino ed by Ronald Deem, formerly . a Law." Cimoli in center and Hal Smith coach at Ripley. For the past two year1 Deem has produced a top Ditmar won 15 games and lo.flt behind the plate. nine for the Yankees 1111 Stengel Usually, he also plays southpaw notch ball dub al the Wood Counwon his 10th American League swinger Rocky Nelson at first pennant in his 12 years at the base instead of the right handed READ THE WANT ADS Yankee helm. hitting Dick Stuart. But Stuart, al1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;; thou.gh not a s good a fielder as 1 4,;; , Nelson, hits the longer ball, and I Time To Replace Thal Murtaugh said "I just might go Did Funu,,e WIik A with him aU the way." Stengel decided to go with New American Standard Cletis Boyer at third base. Boyer tailed of£ in his hilting toward the end of the season and Casey S E E US FOR had him on the bench, revamp. FREE ESTIMATES ing his infield with Gil McDou• gald. But in the last few games PITTSBURG H UPI-Babe Ruth of the season, Stengel put Boyer couldn't do it, but Mickey Man­ back in the lineup and he show• tle and Dick Stuart both think ed signs or bre11king out of his PLUMBING & HEATI NG slump. Boyer Ii, one of the bellt lhey can. PhoM WY ·2•255o· Midd leport Ruth failed to hit a llingle home glove men in the business. run at l<'orbes Field during the 1927 World Series between the New York Yankees and Pitts­ burgh Pirates. Only two homers were hit in that entire series, both by Ruth, but i n Yankee Stadi um. Mantle doesn't. think it should be so difficull to reaeh the fcnce.s here. however. "It's a lot like Yankee Stad­ ium." he said, taWing a good look around the ball park , "That left field fence isn't too far away and that right field wall is the same 18 the stadium's except it's a lil­ lle higher." Only Mantle, with his tremen• duus power, can i.ee il that way . "I played here twice before," said the i.witch•hitting Yankee center . fielder, "and I hit one over the right field roof the firlll time." The homer Montie referred to was a blo w that traveled more than 500 feet. He hit is during an exhibition game against the Pi · rates in 1 957 and is one of six men, including n.uth, ever to have cleared the right field roof at Forbes Field. Stuart, Pittsburgh's rlght·hand­ er strong boy, said he wasn't in­ terested in getting Into "any talM' measure contest'• with Mantle al­ though he feels the fences aren't too tar away to faze him either. , "I got my llhare of homers thh1 year (23) and I can tell you that no one ever gets any cheap ones here." Stuart said. "Sure, I kno,:, Mantle led the American Leatue in homen (with 40) but we got a couple of guys besides myselt who can hit home rum;, too . " .. -�- 1()10 " • � ld ' • r '° n t 191 I W we f l l l • d ed it with .an !" -- - ·· -- NEW YOR K 'UPI-Jim Brown, who ha,s topped the National Foot ball Le'a11ue's ball carriers for the la■t lhree yean, ia belng prened by Jitn Taylol!, of the Green Bay Packers for the earlv 1e1son lead. We carry o complete stock of dependable To Win By 2.. 1 Edar;e .= �L•-' ��.�-=.;;; ' ;;;' .,. SCHOOL SHOES Ditmar Was To Start ln Stengel's • }s, Amb'1t1ons • pfan TO Ha}t Nat1ona . ·:.; ) :, : .. l . • ,. ( - . '. - . ' ·· , .. ' AUi., . . · .. ,, ,.� . . � ,!'-• • . - �. ' • . , - ·•• �-·,i,,i/1/1 .. I • ' �-----� . . .. _ .....,. ....+4,.. �- --- - ,. ..............,__,,_ . '-, . --� - _.,..,.....,... - -.-· ---... .., J,,,_., ,_ __ . ··- · / ·• d Sorrow I Open Church Wedding Held On Sunday Danville • I ,AJ Death I taq)' Laurent t ' Pf� profound sorrow � ilk illartford when lhe T'. ,.. ... , came last month thal � Laurent of Lansrn£:, m AWII)' II the Ohio I Hospital i n W heel· _hid been a patienl I " I I , " t. Ju;: 3.i�::.- .. ., ..,· •I r.::- 1 I tbe son of Cesar a nd <:tunell Laurenl and was it Blaine, O., July 3, 1 892 . 1 • a. WU employed as a pol 1cc ljt the Martins Ferry Of the Wheeling Steel . tlon. lie wa■ ,11 member 1 -91 lll1 t.rulng Methodist ('hurch put muter of the Blue 1.o<lgl' -lll and • • member or Belmon1 �ter 140 F. & A. M. both or �.,..e,ort, o. � Bellda hla widow, Mrs. Rachel � t.arent, who was a nat Of Hai1f0rd, he leaves one � .,.._ ! �bter, llr1. 1 John Lukas, of } � C�lrltille, Ohio, three son&, 1 Pauk 1 -ol . Hew Pl\iladel phia, O . ; 9Sarla"bf_ Co)ulllbus and William )l · one tlst er, Mrs. Pa11Vi :':.:. • :"°"fh lli,.m, Lansing and eight i� ! I f ���.i ,. ll'llllfch�olren. ! Ill� Liurerit was well known ln � Har:tlord where he and his wife : �ted every ■ummer. Her par· � �ti � burled in the Brown cemetery on the hill back or Hartford. Th ey had a host of fri,nd here who are made sa d • 11, bt1 deith. __ He was a devoute - Orlltian whose purpose in all hla dealla11 with people was noble. f f . � ': f, i , l., j '.J . � .. -�.---'--- GOLDIN ANNIVERSARY - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Dame �U Thorndyk e, .wh_o • returns to tti'e ICt'een In a top role In the Alaoc;ialed lrltish Columbia prod�dlcn "'the Star and the Cross,' -.Iebt1te1 her .5oth a n n i?�l"Y ·In the the.ater this year. � . . �ICE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ' ' '• , ,. i � . · • ..,.• --�. ■■., ···1 ·· :� ,, ' 1z1 ' i,; , ••• 1,-_;l,r,, ltwla'• Gu f Service Phone WY •2-3914 Cerner 2nd & lutland $tL , MWtlf•,-rt, Ohio MRS. WAYNE COBB Donna Jean Warner, 1039 East Brnad-s t, Columb us o. daug�ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Harrison ville o ' ' married Sunday, Oct, 2, to Mr. Way.ie O. Cobb u' S' ';._�� Force , son of M r . and M ra. Orion Cobb Jnglcwoo'd ' Ca1if ·• at the Zion Church of Christ in Harrlsonviiie . �he new Mrs. Cobb has been emplo y ed as an operator at Ohio Bell T_e l�phon � Co. , Colum bus . Mr. Cobb is a flight sim­ ulator spec1ahst! with lhe 8:J lst t.,pei ation S9,uadr on Lock­ , borne AFB. �c 1s a gradua te of Mornjn gside Htgh School In­ glewood, Cahf. Mrs . Cobb is a gradua te of H·arris ' onville H,lgh School, 1955. Jt was an �P,en churc h wedding with a rcteplion being h cld ror the families and close friends. Miss Goodrich ls Bride Of James Grueser Milla Joy Goodrich became the bride or Mr. James Robe rt G r ues­ er on S41turd11y October 't. The Rev. flohNt l'ard urrlcia te<i at lhe cere­ '.�ony wtllch WH solemnlt.ed at the .nl neravlll e Methodi!ll Church . The bride was allired In a blue knit suit with white accessories Hnd wore a .v cllow r-ose corsase. �he carrie d a white Bible a g1ft from tier bridesmaid. Her jewelry w,i.� a pearl necklace belonging to Mrs . .t.dolph Gru eser Sr. grarnl­ mother of the 11room. Mias Becky Grueser, cou5i•n or lhe i:room, whp served as hddl'S• Troop Works On Chester Social News Of Week Improving /ts Mt,eting Place Social Events Mrt. M,. Swick. . �ra. Elsie William a, NeliM>nv ille, Mn. Hazel Grate, Mrs. ltary v111t�d recently with her au�t. Mr1o. Lathey, Mra. Margaret Cardillo, • Girl Scout Troop 167 met Satur­ Mollie Bookm an. Mn Evel7n )tla:ht and Mn Adtt, day at the Pomeroy Finl Baptist Mn. Thomas Weber and Mrs Swick vltJted the Red Croa!I Church, opcnina: with & prayer tu, Lawrence Smith spent a d11y i� bloodmobllt at Pomeroy recently. Donna Riebel. · Colum�u.s with Mn. Iris WJlson _M innie Swick !!pent a day with Duea and atttndance were ta ken and childre n. Mra. Smith also vis­ h er 1J1ter-Jn-law Iva Barrell at by patrol leader, Shella Hicks and ited with :,lr. and Mrs. E. J . Nun­ Happy Hollow. Donna Riebel. Th e 1i rls worked on nally J and family. _ 1:_ 0 Mrs. Alva Swkt was . ealUng on the project or improving their the her parenU, Mr. and Mra. J1ase muting place and will have Swa� on Park tr Run' · Saturd,-y project complett by next week. Thia activity will h elp the girl• evenin g earn a r-equirement toward their M�. and Mrs. Roy �arles anQ fa mil y and Mr. a,nd Mrs Simon ·aetond class rank. Sorn e time was also spent on Jo_hnson were visiting with the craII work. Pla.n1 were made con­ Cltfford Ml,cht f• mily Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Roy George spent cernin•1 tt,e Girl Scout Fund Drive the weell:e�d at their home here. which bcClna October 9. A new requirem e nt will begin T�ey brou1bt bis mother. Mr1. Mina G eorfe home after 1he bad at the next meeting in · the field of Plan1 �pent tw o weeU viaitlng them tn International )'ri endahip. were made lo have Mh. Paul Croas Marlon. Several from here attended the aa their 1ues1 apealter. Mn. Cro11, who came to thePTA meeting 1t Salem Center United Statea from Scotland, will Monday ennlng. Mr. and Mra. Rqhert Grate were � :l l ll:; . lo the trotp about family 1 1d1Hon1, craU, mutlc and relil• Sunday 11ueata or Alex McFarland iat Morgan Centl!f Mr. and ,II.rs. · I. Paul McFarland and faqail)' ot · l'b ' .JMelin& "cla1ed with the Columbua •nd )Ir. and Mn. G�· � •min1 or the. "friend1hip circl e" aid McFarland of Floricli. · Jielfe ,•111(1 alhjln& 1ape. Seou.t a pre-,ht were Pei:o Fol­ wee kend guest•. Mr. and Hrs. Giles Smith, .Iii. mer, Shella Hicta, Donn·• Riebel " . . � and Mn. HtrJHn Grate •ad fill!; Vieth! .Youn1, CreaUYn Hicll:a · rani ily, Mr. and Mra. Evtnltt · � Kt�sinJlet, ' fh,nnl Snilth; Jhrbara UIIIN-An estimated J Mr. and Mn. Lee Denner � KIit Tau,nori- tnd IHders, 1fn. Victor JOAIJO. - heard blff. land and Mr and Mfl Marvlft IM6 Youn1., Jr. and Ari. · neO!"Ce Hicks. � �lalltt BIU, Ota• ney and famllf of Vinton • ,-f!:1'41 um eloae bla t.hft&.weelt Sunday vialtort or Mr. and ·iitl Geor� wett In Columbus sun'Gennan campaign with Bonnel Denney. i, "t!ND.darlng llfrmOD ta . ' . ' �, da:, · to aeo Tom McFarland who Marlon Grate and J(ra� , i1 rtcovtring l"!icely. Wut Berlin. Mr1. Elizabeth Yoanc Ne• Brighton, Pa .. and Mr. an'd Mrs. E!iu Stiles, Pomero1, apent I d1y with Mr. and M.ra. John Ginther and family. Guy Summ erfie ld s�nl a day wilh his diua:hter, M.r,. LI-IT)' . Roush, J11ckton . Now Available - • • A NICE LIN E OF JOAN MILLE R D R ES S E S Phill ip Siste rs Style Shop w• ' .' POMEROY, ORIO • .. ." .,\. maid, wore a br�wn knit suit �ilh re� &cces.'Hlries. Ed Grueser was be,t man for his cou11n'. COURT STREET ·, Fo!lowing the �edding which was attended by relatives and close frlenda, Ruby (irueaer and Ma�y Ruasell wt!re hosteases for a dinner &erved to the new couple and thelr family at the home of William Russell . The weddin g cake was baked by Mra. Walter Gr.-eser aunt of the groom. • ' -�agic Chef · HOM'I HEATE RS . . r..''.,..," .. . •,.44.00 -- •!th � :Val•• •• 1 · · · · · · · · : · $49.00 with Safety Valve · ' · · · · · · · : $69;00 with Safety Valvt I ' ' ' �,-d R Firilstone Sto·re ' Phoae )VY-�!238 lr"NTE, ,:OF ��-l!j . ' \ �' ' " · , MIDDLEPORT I 1 1 Notices r IRMITE ANB PEST CONTROL 1w Pain. Frw lnopaction. l niur• N br NationwlH, Phan• R. tre5 A. Sorvlee 'station WY2· 2166. 4-2.6-tfc � . ANTED - Ftrst Presbyterion Church members, Presbyterians who hove stopped eomin g to and Church, Sunday School please attend the rewards are great. 10-4-5tc w --- . FOR----SALE I. POTATOES Proffitt, Clarence l0·4· 12l p Portland, Ohio. -- - � D pI ANO . • . i Thr:ee me� used re•�ond1honed upnght piano,. Priced right to • 11ell'"' Others lo choose frow $20.00 lip. Free delivery. Coll Rutland Furniture, SH2-481 1 or a tter 5 p. 9-29-6tc I m. call SH2-403 4. I ·-- _ I I F OR SALE: Fresh Cow Guernsey and· second calf. William Blake, l0· 1-6tp Dorcas. I, Jame_s S. Phillips, will not be responstble for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. James S. Phillirs, Harrison- USED GARDEN t.raotnra ,na mo• ' ville, Ohio era. Rotary mower blade, &har10 5 3tp ' pened. Cu&toq moWiDI and plowing, GRAVILY TIIAtTot ( - I Sale,"! and. service 312 E. )lain St E _WIS H TO T�NK ALL OUR f1"1r.:1eroy, Phone WY 2-2975: friends and neighbors who were ?-21-tfe so thoughtful durlng the illness and death o! our wife and 22 PUMP RIFLE 30.QO 12 ga. sin• gle !5.00. Both guns like new mother. We also wish to thank condition. 2 small garden tracDr. Davis, Foglesong Funeral Home, those sending cards end 1 tnrs. 8 two panel doors, 1 reel I type power mower $8.00. Coal floral offerings. laundry stove $4.00. Olen Young, Virgil M anley and Mr. and Reedsville, Ohio, Success Road. Clifford Manie . y Mrs. 1 0 5 l l p l Phone Coolville 3712. 10 3 3tp STATISTICS - _Benl'hls areru i nJ to •""ommumtY w hen a n ew industry l;llrn 100 work e n: 11 2 more more peoples, 296 ( 1 7 1 Helo Wonted school 51. more serholds. ho� M A N lo taltl' over gas �on. ch1ldr�n, $590,000 more ln per11on1l mco�e per year, . $2'70,Phone WY2·9920. 9·23-tfc 000 more 1n baflk d e posits. 1 07 more panenger cau re.i:i11tered, WANTED: Mechanic. Phonr W\'2174 more 11'.orkera employed, 4 9920. 1). 23,tfc estab!lsh mentl, more retail r etail• sal e • in more $360.000 HOUSEKF.EPER for elderly man. of the 1:onl Revena per year. Slav niithts Apply immedial ely produce in\'erae rewill ditions Dutton Drug Store, Mlddlepert. suits. 'l'bese figu re r; have been 10-4-3tc compiled by competent a uthoti· ties and are equal l y a pplicable MAN OR WOMAN. Families neeti in C1evela nd, Hoboken, Ham· service in North Mason County, tramc:k or in Pomeroy, dhio. Full or port time . Some earn $3.� hourlv and up. Write Rawlti.E:'h's Dept. WVJ-270-538, 1 0-6-3tp Richmond, Va, Cuc/tie, �e4/t'I r 1 8 1 l'mnlovment Wcrited -- -- BABY SIITING don e at home du r• ine the day. Phone WY2-3502. 9-SO-Btc , - ( 20 1 8 1 1si ness Services MUPLLl!R FU•NACII, W■n,Ni, MOU!I! •IIIPll■IN,IIN. lrnof,I lro> thert. S,,,.c111N, Ohi.. Ptw.M WYt-'-11• 1t.11.ff Expe.-le■eed RAD IATOR .l ffl The new Mrs. Grueser ls the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodrich, Jacksonburg, W. Va. Mr. Grueser ill the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser of Canton and is _c inpI_oyed hy the Hobum Bakery m � 1ddleport, The)' will make their home in Minereville . - , You c�� take it_ fr�m Pete the Polar Bear, the place to go for com� , w1 �t•�mng service JS your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. He U •�•peel the �ooling sy,te'm • • • protect it with anti-freeze, inspect tires, check hahts, lubmate the chassis, change \!le oil to Valvoline AU-Climate Motor Oil : • • now �ith miracle Chemaloy, and fill your lank with A-Plus super 9asoline for quick starts, fast wann•up. For maximum protection and dependable performance this Winter . • • . set Frcezin Seaaon Service at your nearby Ashland Oil Station. IONO nlAL SIIN-Th• In• euma tu evuion tlial ot Bernard Ooldftnt trlsht. bt· lnl MCIOrted Into the Suffolk County l.U l.n Bolton) may � neut., lhrM nwnU>e. ror IOmt HO government wlt­ DMNI have been ,ubpoenaed to hluty. Th• rtn-livtnl friend ot ronner pn4ldenual aldt Bhtnnan Aduna LI ac,, CIUNd of tvadlnl •Tlt,Tt3 Ill income taxea. heat.er WISH TO THANK EVERY· --- --- - . ---� ONE who was so kind and THE LATE T. H. DAVIS property, brick two !llory, located thoughtful after the death of 1'hird and Coal at NoI'th our father Sihls Taylor. We .also Streets, Middleport, may be wish to thank Ewing's Funeral 9-17-30tc seen any evening. hom e, pallbearers, the minisler. Phone WY-2·2143 those sending flowers, all friends PEACH!:S, bring containers. Pomeroy, _Ohlo and �elatlves and anyone else Webst er Fruit 1'�arm, Lonf Botwho helped in any way. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon $-3201 The Family AIR eoNDmONfflG, IIEFRlGER· 8-1 6-Uc lO 5 ltp aUon service. J1ck'1 Refrl1en• tion. N ew Haven. !'hone TU2· w e n FORD, 1050 EFOR S,A.L ffl 11->ll-U 7, painl, $125, tape recorder, Web ·-cord for $80.00. Call WY2•6708. A 1 1CTIONEII GaNI c1 .. UtH Ce,. 10·4·3(p Car.nplet• hr:o,ke All ,...... on4 -·· Crltt •radfoNt TWO PIECE Kroehler living roo m ITAN MOTOII ME llf..,_, Phone or C� good in -rocker Platform suite, l\d MIiii ItA. C. BRAl>NIRP, Roel"" �-�· ;Inquire morning al � Ohlf 224 Walnul S._, Middleport. 'IH BUICK Sijp�r /ardiop Looks l 0 -4-3tc -' and runs like new. Phone wv2- 1 _______________ 1 M•6tp BEAN S $1.00 per bu, Pick youi2778. own. Bring your own container. 1957 CHEVRdLET BEL AIR 4 dr. • C. W. Profritt 1 Portland, one owner , low - mileage, power t 0-4-12lp __________ brakes, steering, R&H, white walls. 702 W. Mt1in St., Pome- FOR SALE 1 50 Player piano rolls Good condition. Call Vl3-2441. 10-4-3tp Befol'I' 9:30 ,\J/1. roy. 10-4-3tp Ml- WY-2-2649 KAUTZ �-0 5TOP ONE PAIR ready trained Beagles At Chootw $20.00. S'ee Car l Bostic, Bai ley fury .... S-2141 GAS. FUEL OIL and ,::oal R u:- Road, Pomeroy, 0. . MAMIU. SIIVICI 5TAT!OII naceL Call for free estiinatee. l 0 · 3'c'1 --· ---P ll'oremaa & Abbott llldoleporL :-cccc� .,..� ONE DIAMOND RING AND ONE &.lG-tft Hamden % 1 jewel le.dy'a wristlivery Day &enll< woteh. Inquire 620 Locust St., AUCTION AUCTIONIIR LO 5 3tc Midd lepo rt. · On Saturday, Oct. 8, 1 960, at ltlASONA ILI !IATIS 1 :00 P. M. at my home back of SINGER MACHINE, SATISPACTION GUIJIANTEIO SEWlNG the Ch ester M ethodist Church, in blond console model, in excelCall or "5i.. I. 0. McCOf Cbester, 1 will aell at auction the lent condition with guarantee . (hfftar, Ohio following; E quipped to make bullon holes, 8 22 SOtp Beauty Gas Range, S ervel R edarn, patch, monogram and m any frigerator, Drop Leaf table, two fancy zig zag stitches. Take over BULLDOZER FOR H1RE. Ponds, basement.a .and landscaping, Ph. dining room tables, Metal utility balance due $43 -50. Terms arChesle r, Y U 5-32�5. 10 3 30tp cabinet, step atool, 21 inch Crosley ranged or discount for caeh. TV, 17 inch Admiral TV, Singer 10 5 6tc Phone WY 2·220I. Sewing Machine, good, Electric __ _____ __ - - PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. Waffle Iron, Portable electric FOR SALE 4 ROOMS furnlture Papering. Floor sanding and fin­ including Magic Che( range, wader, Sunbeam Iron, Quad Gas ishing. C.arl E. Nelson Rutland, M aytag Washer, Gibson Re· Heating Stove, 3 Beds, Library . l , Phone WY 2-6969. Rt. frigerator, 24" Sylvania TV, Table, Floor and Table Lamps, 10 4 6tp . n ew Port. Singer Sewing :M.a12 by lS Wool Rug, 9 by 12 Wool chine, 121-7th Street, Middle Ru1. 10-4-Stp China port. a: e ,A.ntiqu 1'he. following Iron st, e Ch Cherry ard, Cupbo C& , PB<> NECCHI SEWING M A C H l N J;. cmnou:rE OOl!RAN Bed, Hall Tree , Wash Stand s, tecUOn, Life. Auto, J"ite, hlio. monodarn, za11, zig to Equipped Chalra, Marble Top Dre uer, Tele11111.o. lllddle,ort, · Call Doll gram, etc. Sold originally · for pbOne, 1'bree Standa. 01,1,L ce of bolan off $181 .00. Pay A1ao dlshea, cooking utenail11, 1&6,90 or S8 per month. Phone BARNlli-SIMPSON INSVIIANCE !le.ms r e oth many bed clothes and 10 5 6tc 2,2204. WY Agent,, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ tOO numerou1 to mention. mobile. Bondi. Phone WY2�a: Ca.sh. 8-2'1-U ) 9o ( 2903. nh ACClcla ,or 1lblt Not Retp0n , Re:freahmenta will be &erved by � AIISSPICl� - the Cheater D. of A. Lodge. 57 MeHllfY 60 H,• P. $495,0D Owner: Elizabeth Wickham 59 Morcury 70 H- P. 159SJIO FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM ROUSE Auctioneer: I. O. McCoy U H. ,. Mo(<ory , OutfH '"5,00 with bath, nice loc,.Uon. Melvin 10-1-etp MITl�ITAN MOTORS Hood, 1 1 1 Lo..:l,lat St., PomeroJ. 600 lest ,Mii!:n ltrett. Pomere, condition . Good TROMBONE. (9) l 30tp Pli°"' WYl-3170 10-4-3tc Phone WYwag7, 8-20-tlc FOR SAµ: , RESTAURANT J;>2 112 RATS k\lled with Star Wnr­ ------,..-,''-- - "'1· - lJcense 6% Btfr and Wine. '102 farin. 2"' ba. $1.49. Eb er&bach W. Main St., Pomeroy. 10-4-atp 0- • ct Hardware, · Sugar Run Flour Lot and two houses. M.01, l,,andmark Co-Op. 50 FOOT TRAJLEit. 3 lull s.lzed FOR SALEand bath, and one12. ?, rooms 6, •• One, 9 (5) (9) � ,•• 30; bedroom&, ru.11 bath with auto­ running water. with rooma 5 Street, · Maple 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; matic washer. Call ,sp 3-5562, Clifton. (11) 3, 2, t, 9, 10, 1 1, 16, 17, Middle port. Phone WY2-5460. 10 IS 6tc 18, 23, �, 26. 30; (12) 1, 2. 9-29-6te TEAll OF MULES, 2 wheel trailer. Rent See Rodney Pi erce, Long Bottom. 10 5 3lp LEGAL NOTICE OF SAUi EIGHT ROOM' HOUSJI:, two fJy,1 will be received by the Bids l Benge N. A. -room 1apariment1. at ttae oflice& · of igned unders 11-2-tfe Pbone WYz..1272. Webater and Fultz, Pom eroy Na• Y.ODERN unfurnish ed 3 rooms tional Bank Bulldln 1, Pomei-oy, and bath apartment. Birch cab­ Ohio, until 10:00 A. M. on Friday, incinerator, October 14, 1960, for the , pur• diapoeal. inets, WY�-514:l• chase of tbt Bertha' A. .Arnott Pbon e large cloaetl, 9-16-tlc real estate , situated in Letart Township, M elia County, Ohio. aparLment on THREE . ROOM The above real estate con,l1t1 Condor Street. Pomeroy, also, 4 of approximately aeventy-four on Se<:ond room apartment acre1, on which there it aituated Street. Poin·eroy. Phone WY2· a five-room fr.me dwellin111:. 9--28-tfc -2733_ Fteelan4 S. , Nl)rrl■, AdminlatrJtor of the APAk'.l.'IIENTS - .,runulb.ed and e of Bertha A. �o\t Estat ui:aturnlli;ed. Mf!��•ten. lllddle 8 3 tf (9) 30; ( 10) S, 3, 'I', B, 10, 12, IS port. Phone WY 2-2121. ators, from cores to the largest. truck er tractor radiator. 4' -.. ,.oo ..... "'"'"' - -' '.,,,...... - , .. -------- ··• ...... .. .., •tlOI.. jUNO, $10,00 tMt_OOM'I •1NO, $16.00 ; •,rr..J:P1.:=a.r.tt.Tta. Jot .•.,...., "'""' ,.. 0- rw• Goe,sler-, Jewelry Store Court St. Pomeroy t • i:, . :r , ., ' - � 1 ·,t1 · • J. ' • I , </' ' '• . • " I ! ' ,. ' . 0 ' , .1 c , ' ,• fll ·. . I , • . . . •, . . POR THI . � �.... - � ·· I ,. ,. c;E, . - ,, • )........... �-•� . . · �YWHERE / '. ' -1 · · •· . . . · dl�,:DULERt · . "l�._ ��� ASHLAND OI L A · Rl-_i!lltll•··� iii..A·NY, :A,11_1aa�,· K1ntuck1 ' . . . ' .. .. 2'1'-".....,.N� .. ----------- ' ,. . � � � t--- 00 ,. I H , . . ,, ' . .1-•�i.. ' . Au•�•w-. 7.-00.t:30 '"'� IVSAZ-rv; Cit, � . . . ., . , ' 'f ' 1 . (2.1 ) Real Estate tten, Fbt Sdltl Legal Notices 4 1 41 For __ _,_ --.....---·---- OIL . . -••01ucn " ,• I -••• "Ii, .t ;,f � I" ,- • � l,a,• • ,;. ••··-••;;. •= .j5£.l..i """--J / 3 . , I i , · 1 . 1 To Meet November IO a , � . _; 3No. 2 Pears ---·-=-·-· ·· - Avondale Bartlett Hol�es 112 °! Ezi>erienrod - Faclorf Trained The ONJ.'Y COMPLETE 8ROP la Bend .HACKITT'S so"418 , , _ E. M.(IN STREET Pol'E��y , "'I.. thal .. - - _,. I OL r- 0 19S _..___,_. Beet, -- a- ..... - .... .. JeDy _ P* Turkey 3 '",: Peas -==---- 8 "°.;.:"" $ J �� Avondale garden sweet .., IC,...,, who!. liar-' Cut Beets-- · _, Pea�J•Q�������!r�� �.&. �•1 · Cocktail. �: .�:--�-----: . 3 ·�h__'l 1/ � 1'I" · _, Splfines Ill �-y Avondala lb. • • : . . . . . . Kroger, Save Be Gree ns :: •-�- "ffl'•· _..., , . 1 0 •:�!"' $ 1 1 Angel Food Cake �- •-" .... 3 9c = iiff•'.'�l so..,� box � 19c .. . wilh thi1 coupon ofld purcho1• of ll<ro� e, ,eanut Butter ",;;·_ 67c ..... Catsup ..... .. . . .. . ._ , ... ..- . ... 6 "..:- $1 Shellie Beans .. �-"' .. 8 --:..• -$1 - 6 lbs. $1.00 Eng lish or S'hou l d er . ... ,;....., ... . .;_ 49c Armour Star Lard ... . _ ,.;,i : •• • 6 ... $1 . Rib Roa st. . " Extra' T p Value , . wilh 1hl f coupon and puc.ir:,,Ho of 3 Ibo. 9"0Und bNf o/ 2 lbs. bdnolois bfff 1tn Coupon ••pirH Soturda�, Oc � _Jr ii, • 1'i� rv, "1 '.' :: ·: 1 � .-) r--T okay C ra pe s . . . . Bu}'S! jA S .. -·" . '. . 12 d, pk1, T l ··t Grass Seed 0,1.t, ,.1 5 �� $ 1 .89 Hyacinth Bo!�s . . �....,.. .. ,,, 69c "' ' ' •• 1 ' ... .., 1h Swee/ and fragrant • • • . Pct sea. C e I e ry . -"--· �9 •� -·� '•----· I I i.) • • \ � ' � .,. ,, __ 2 �all��;� • . 6 for bunchts 69c 794 . ".liAa / Y'it; -- Sweet & Firm . . . . . Motts Cider' .. . . . . .. ":.· 49c Bartlett Petirs . . . . Iii. riN ,..,.... · · • · · · · · · Wieners � oll - . 1 .. $1 Roll Sausage . . • ,,�.. . . 3 "'· $1 f>a:orn Bdcon . . ••,• . . 2 ,.._ $1 r::.1 · kS F,u- lhOd 3 ':.; $ 1 -i SflC �· -- --- 11@0_0 �1_0_�� .:. - - - - -- - - - ---- s."'- rH>, ""d tied for easy preparation .................. Dollar r& . . . , . �ij �t�,:� : Teil<h,W Tonderay, rolled, lion■'- Roast ·oston--·-•Roll ·····1 FR. E f Eatmore • Margari ne Extra Top Value Stamps - ont6 Tomatoes .,._., ,.,...,. ....... 8 ..: .,,,,_ ,,/ ;.. t� r -�fa . " : RADIA'l'OR REPAIR jjRVICE Green Beans _ 8 � $1 \ Yellow Corn .. , .. 6 !.- $1 St11Mlc:ord, CIII ■iafQur1tl tdlllaNt a: ,country Club, Chicken, $ 1 sp1nac -� 8 "';_• · h __ ..... ....� i--· • 1 G.1ug"s Mont gompry 18.3 up,pn , 9 2 lower. I � rt . open; Gall l poli s 1 1.8 upJ)f'"r. 9.1 lower, :Z Northweetffll PT A rt. o pe n : Lot•k 23 1 ,. 5 u pper , 8.8 . low t- r , c l osed off: all moveable 1k "Nortbweslern Local PTA. dam s are 11 p 1 3 thru 23 and cloa- wlll meet Monday, Nov. 10 at a p. ed o'.f '\. I I Kanawha R iver dtma m. in the Rutland Hl,:h &:!boul on u ll Auditorium. Da• . Ohio Ri11er Boa ta, down, Baby 1Hten will be pr9vided h1cld. Waverly 7:35 pm 2,.0; Lot-t 7 Carol D , 9: 55 Pm 0-4; Titan dwinl the metUDJ. A IW>Clal l\our w. will follow witb refrttfment.s. Ron lind J O zo pm 1). 1 1 : be El l!.a th"-1 : 48 a m 1-2; Lot-k tl:4:i pm 0, 1 : Mike Cr editor 12:IO am 1 9·0: LoC'k 10 Northern 1 1 :27 Geor1e 1f. flumia'9( Aalistant pm 1 1 • 7 ; Ch:1Jrle• R . Stevenaon . Natio�I I)irector of Nablie Rel• 1 :3:) ,m 0•8; Lock 1 1 C1ncinrutl tion1 for the 8o:, Scodtl"of Am etic1 11 :25 pm l 4·3: L..ock 14 Waller wjll be -.i&Wn& in ffPDM.nlloD on C. Beckjord 12: 1 5 am 18-2; Lock D;dober e 7_ He trW U\Ht with 17 San Ricardo 12: 15 am 0-3; I.he loqt Public Relatiorui Cemmit• Lock 18 On -..ard 8 : 35 pm 2-10; tet on Tburadlly, to HiiJt the com• · Lock 19 National 9:26 pm 0-3; mlllff In outlininl ita •re1ponaibll . Gana 1. 1 : l 5 pm 22-0; Lock 23 El, ities for the com In,: year. . ger . Chff 3 . l.5 pm 2--0 ; P enney!aU#lfMAG• IALE ma 9 30 -4; C. _ V. H�mer P� 1 1 . ,..� The WSCS of the Apple Gron 1 . 15 am 2-0, FranUin Pierce Method� Cburch will ll!>ld • 11..ur.3:50 a m 1·7. m.a1e sallfl in the _buil'clf111 fotmer• Kay• o/. City Gallipolia at Up . ville 9 : 20 am 2-1 ; Lock 23 City Jy omipied by Hffll'Y Oeland . W. Hu o lingt on J lO pm 15-1; In- 11.ain-lt in Pomeroy, Priday • and I Sa\urdl]'. d1an• 8:15 POl 1 2-f. ...."Sella thon'' Dolla· r · D. afl . . · - t' ,. 2nd Big Wetld 6 P' t P' . Tomato J u1ce • __--, 1-""' _ ,_ _✓ . . . 4 .. I I -- l I nsurance -( 20b -· -· Mor_i ne Supplies in,.,. Lft-al No...=ce Kroger ; , - - · We repair all typ,s of radla .a• are re&idl•nts of the 11tall! of Ohio: sun·ivin � apoutt . if any : next of kin: benefki.arin under the will, if any; the attorneys repreaenting an y of the aforementi oned penona : You are hereby no u. f Led that on the i30lh day of September, l9IO, an In ventory a nd Appnisernent �f the ealate of Edward P. Brown i n1, dec�lt!� . l � te of Le banon_ To�nshi� 1� said County w111 fllM in th1• Court. Mountain Iron & Supply Co. Hearing on aaid Inventory and By J, B. O'II IIN, Appra.isemenl will be had before it& attorMY this Court on the .22nd da of (8) 3 1 ; (I}) 7, 14, 21, 28; 00) 5, 6tc October 1960 at 10 o, 1 c k � M 0 ExcePtions lhereto �; be !II;""'' II' by a uy interesttd pa rty a t a � time pri:-r to five da y, before the NOTICE OF APPOINTMEN1" E»tata of Fraclerick J.' Burkett da te set for hearing. CaH No. ,...,.1 · WITNESS signature and Decened U. e aeal o aid Court, t bl.a Notice is hereby given that 30th day 01 deptember, 1 960 George E. Burkett, whote Post F. H. O 'Brien, Office addreu is North Third Street, Middleport, Ohio, baa been Judge and Ex-Otficio Clerk duly a ppointed Admlnlslrator of By Ann Baker, th Eslale of Fred erick J. Burkett.­ Deputy Clerk.. late of Pomeroy Village, Meig1 (10) 5--12-2tc County, Ohio. Dated this 26th day of Septem­ Actln"g Judge of the Pr�bate Court be r, 1960. M ei&& County, Ohio. John C. Bacon, (9) 28: (10) 5-12-3tc Applesauce 8 No.;.!0 - For Sale ·--- I OIL PIIODUCl'S I ) Oh..: ''.Tbtt,f.'reezln' Season means Ice and snow, so lake a tip, neigh bor, and GO• GO- GOI" I POMEROY -ModeJm frame h ouse: shingle exterior, bath with tub and shower. You n gstown kll• chen, bcauliful floors, II room• in all, plus full b,t-sement, porch full attic, furnace he aling. N ice lot with large ga r age and d r iv e­ way. A-I property. Shou l d e as­ ily gu a lify for VA Loan. $ 1 1,· 000.00. POMEROY-6-room fra me houae wilh bath, hot air heating, front full and side porches, and base ment. Out of all high wa­ ter. and only a 5--minute walk to downtown . A best buy at 181l()0.00. Phone WY2, 3130 lo• 229 1 0·.5-ltc REP �I R NOTtCI OF FtLING AND HIA I ING ON INV .NTO.Y Cate No. 1 1.4H l'rolNt• cou rt Mtl.. c ounty ' Ohio r or Ad ministra • I torTOandtheloExecuto such of th e following I RIVER REPORT �?.!�ce ��!L I * Shop -- t8l Auto Soles • • ■ I G. E. Mad.ion, db.a Maebon & '.\1aebon, >Nh06e addreu is 2110 Co1H1 Avt!1ue, Huntln&ton, We■t � Vlrginla, and is nol a reaidenl of l the State of Ohio. i■ hereby , aoti• 1 fled thal 011 the 5lh day of July, ' l �.. Mountain Iron and Supply . ( o. filed 1t! petn,on ag1in1t him a s 1 defend a nt. m th e Cu urt of C omMe1g1 County, Ohio, mon Pleas, cue No _13 ,040, pra)'ing for judg • ment against hlrn for the sum of I two thous.and one hundred ninety dollan 91/100 and l1even II {$2, 1 97 .9 1 ) plu1 inlertsl at rate of six per cent, r•prei.e nting merchandise sold �o him on account, and . cost!! of this action. Said defendant i1 required to an• 1wer on or �fore the 29th day of October, 1960. - =�--- --- Blaettna r's "*' _ .. J ,:Are Ven ted Heaters ,, PHONE WY-2-21 51 WE IMulillll II IMn, room j11rnltur•. y1t SG tffldt1tl l;'i hell outpul, II 1lm ,a� far mort hut wllll Im futl 0111, M1&1C Cflll' bllllktlt I rtoffi or I .tlolti;..se wttll co,y w•nntll 1n • 11111111' Gf 11'11nutn. HNd 10 tot livlftl """ comfort from tht tntlrtlr ltw, TV-styled Mqlt Cnlf ps1nd ti! Mlltfl. Complat. 11111 . . . 111111'1 .,.. tor rour "'•llllf onc1 ,.. buq,1, ' 4: eenU: f eenl-5 per wurd lor thre.e COQtleCUUve lnaer\loOI. Bpc:.claJ - one mo11tb for 30 c6llfJ r,er word. Full �te of t cent£ per word will bt eha71:ed for advert1&lnt d' oot vi:11,d ....ttlhio 11.1 daya aner receivin2 bill. � • in Advertia.i.Ilj � Sbould lie r�p('�tf'd 1mmtd.la lely. The Dail, :sentin el will not be reapon.al.ble for mon than ()De i.nc:o,. feel iD6Cl'COD�,:I of l'tlDU and SporJal Not.iee1 of Ev,�ata JUIO. Obltu.arte. publuh.ed at l ce'lt per word. c:.10lU>S l DAY 3 DA:.'$ tt UAVS l M O. ID 60< 90e $1.M '4 00 $ 1 .IW' S6.00 !Ill olOr 11 .20 211 75c $1.00 $2.211 '7.oO Ad, �ved b, 10 A�. will be in t/'w l dan ""'Pfll'• I c�.. �eg: Notices G,dt/o /luftt w !• ' ... ADS WANT FOIi tine Ree&:le, 9-29-6tp. rPnl Ch riJ, Phone WY2 3302 2) Cord· of Thanks Excl usive At - - H and R FIRE STO NE • I DORCAS HOUSE for - CONSIS'NNT DEPE!fD�BLF IIE.� UL'll' R.\Tl!S per irerd. Pae lnaertion. Minlll"\um charge -- 60 cent,. Mrs. Robert Wood and dauahter, Sandy, apenl Monday In Parkera• bur1. The October meeting of the Sew­ in; Club will be on Wedne&day eveninc Oct . 19, lnatead of Thurs­ day. thl 20th. Recent visltors of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Koblentz were Mr. and Mra. Ch arles Woode and :or. and Mrs. John Hayes . Mrs. Non Brown and Mrs. Jean Summ erfi eld left Monday for a 1horl vacation in Virginia. Mr. and Mn. (van Diehl, Roaen­ burg, Teut, .spent an evening with his aunt, Mn. C. E. Ro echer. M iddleport, , Laura Saunders, spen� a few d.1:y1 with Mrs. Ghm­ n11 Haye&. Mn. Al Petenon and dauehter, Penny, Je(t Saturday evening for thtir home in Grc.-al Falls, Mon­ tana, after 5pending several wee ks here with her parent.� . Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther. ildr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Mike •�nt the week end in Remains of Pleisiouun, mosa· Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. R F. saurs, giant lizards, turlle:i and . Elberfeld. f fish have been found in HempMra. C. E. Rqecher spent Sunday stead Co�nty, Ark. ... h.a . w{th Mr. and Mn. Charl es Diehl, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mr,. Etneat p;i,el1teln of Idaho 11 1pendin1 tev enl days with M-ra. Norma Dean and other relativ es. Dally Sentine l. Pomeroy-Midd leport . 0., Ort 5, 1 960-5 ! l 4 1 For Rent --- . -- ... -. . . . . 39c 39 ¢ •� ""� --...--..........,--..........-·-- - �,,.... -�·...- . ---- - ----·•--·-·----.! I. 1 �- -... ·- - - --�ei• -· .. . .. . .... .. . T'· - � _ HneJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. S, 1960 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd1/'por.t, TEL EV ISIO N GU I DE WSAZ-TV · Chan nel 3 G1111II 3 - Wedlllldll' ·�� 4 :00 4:30 1:00 IS:IO 1:00 1:11 l':a -,;all •:411 T:00 '7:IO 8:80 lhfll) :'L':00 hl:30 9:30 U:00 11:1P ll:11, .1,ao " "NIAIT II WITH THEM'-Spmdinl another wefikend at Ult Ruulan country estate in Oleo Cova <111. Long Jalu4 1, 'Won making another spe�h before the United Nat:il;ml "' \� � ADembly ln New York,. Soviet Premier NUdta IPuuabcbev held a brid new1 con.larence outaide. Be told .,, , ,.,..r4 .b1a "'heut LI witll them"' ud, alllce II WIii IO cold, .: lwli'�uld not aJJpear out.aide a,p.tn ao "go aa home." � l lse ,·cal P.;;.u;;;. .;.,;;.;. ;:._ � ._ . .. t-Jit .., , • ts, Oil, Are Critical • and Oklahoma have been uniled from the start for Nixon. Not so wilh the Democrats and their man. Gov. Prier Daniel aumlQed it up for Teias Democrats when hecklers interrupted him In the midst of hi, keynote speeh in tlte recent state �mocratic · convention in Dsllaa. , 'We are going to have harmony cvea i( we have to tight for ii," Daniel said. And he almost did have to fight for it . Arch-cooservatirts in the party wanted to jetti.!lon the e■· tire Democr11tic national lat­ form . Daniel wanted lo ,mi,ort the national candidates with�t supporting all of the national pkl-,, form. In the end, with some ma� verlng. Daniel had his way. � convention pursed two elect•� 11 . , .._ But 11Nfe111ona1 polltlc.lana and who said they'd vote for NilWJI er 1 i11ieervers reOecl that the in the Electoral Collece even li II t.1d •U"lW vote1 before the Kennedy won. rt also barred tix eJ,ctlo» showed Tkomas E. un('ooperali\'e d�legates. er &bead of Harry S. TruTexas Repubilcana held t}wlr :man. . state ronvention the Bame day in, :· 'It It pureb Idiotic to predicl Galveston and it wu harmony Novl'lf!lllber election in Septem- and Ni1un all the way. The most " Robert Hollingsworth, diie[ belligerent resolution denounced cal -titer for the Dalla� Lyndon B. Johnson for trying to ftlfll Herald, one of I he biggest gc-t l' lected to the vice presidency newspapers in the and Senate at the same time. Same Story .,.. It is about the same story ;._�I nmember 1958. when It wae !"""°klna pretty rosy for the Demo- among Democrats in Oklahoma. ��atii fn Texas and then the Suez Mony tegi1lator.s and other Dcm­ ;�lti• blew up. At that time. Ad- orraUc party leaden don't Uke. Steven&0n was talking about Gov . Howard Edmondson'e "'Ivy Nflllllment arid ending nuclear League E1pproach'' to tovernment. ind lhe voter• left him. in Oil Is always a sensitive Issue 11." in Texu and Oklahoma becau.e � Ge For Ike the economlea of the two ttatff � ' PMldlnt Elsenhowe-r earrled are so closely tled to It. flte :1!9th Texu - where he was born whole Democralll'.' executl\'e com­ ._ IPl Oklabtima in Ul52 and 1956, mittee in Texu went over to :rm­ . ;t'hen are 24 electoral votes in 1enhower In 1952 for promt11h11- to �� and B In Oklahoma. /iupport a bill giving the '1tiltll - • ftl Republlc,n11 in both T.exa1: _control ot oil under -their tide. · 1andK. The oil depletion allowance • It E:lves an oilman a 3'11,s per cent deduction on hll income tu for 11.ny income derived from oil - l1 amoel ui; Important an luue thi1 year. l l can also be downrla:ht em­ bartaSlling. Sen. Robert Kerr or Okl11homa, who Is pledged to 1up­ port the Kennedy-Johneon ticket, (5 11 bii oil m"n. The DemocraUc platfOJ'Jn 11 for, culting the depletion allowance out; the Republican• clalm they arc in favor of an al1ow,1nee. Qut thert are more 1tptl1tt ' than oilmen In Tuu ·1,14 Oki,� MANY OTHIR homa - 1,500,000 ln Tei• 400,000 ih Otllboina - · Ind large majqri-ty app1.renU1 are op, posed to a Catholic pre1Ident. The,y Include l>f, 'g, 9. tJd llor of lho llal>Ual 81oO�>A WHEN YOU DINE which has a 380,000 drcul��on. WITH US Ht i1 opposed to Kennedy and he • explains that he ,and other BIP• Try U1 Soon U1t1 are not OPPGH4 to him 11 a man, but bec1U1e of th'• 'tultall• tarlan l)'tltm" el &he Catholic Church. J:J1.ptNSlo111 of rt\lalGUI OpJOll· tlon ra-.a:e ftom thl 'ric.lous to &he ridlculoq,. ' ......---�. - ' '' . .�\ ;.. ;.."·)>·-·,· �·. . ' a.i" - t . ,· . , \ ........ ··•·· · ' t '. -;. ., :. ' ''. " • • ..... ... ' ,t.1'' ,_ ,•_ ' . . . ·: - American Bandatancl. The Lone Ranger Ion lffllOIKo Boat Your 1:!:110 RtiJ)Ol'ter Weather Teller John Daly Newl Four J111t Men HonJ Kong Nel10n l'amn,Hawaiian Eye Bing Crosby Show NeWa Tonight Scanninr the Weather Sports Report Late Show 800 8:30 9:30 •l:25 1:30 Cartoon Spectacular Romper J\90m Show T\me Esso Reporter I Married J� .. ... '' ' :;, ' \;J , ·.!, • T" ' • . ,, ,,.. ', . .:, ,Ii,. .. , •• ' '. ' • . , .} • . '' ,· . , ,.• l,N a:oo 1:11 I.IO , , ' ;,�· , ..,',i;-" ,:oa T:02 '1:30 T,U 1:0II 8:02 1:0I 1:30 1:30 1:00 1,02 l:IO 1,11 J0:00 10:11 10:30 10:82 10:U ... .. !'; " , tho lhe c,pllol al A\111111, 'nio 11..... ' lnl New, ••� � . .. ,. ' .,, \ . ' f ' . ,' ; � �' �, • ' J ' . ., J. . , ... . ·,. , . . ' ': '. ,, ·"'•..,; .... :--- '1 ..,; · '. < • •. , . " ,,\ ' .·. The Zion Live WirH Mid lht:ir monthly cl.au meelins Monday evenln&, October 3. The mettine opened with the Lord's Prayer 1n uni.on and 1 verse from Exodus WH repeated from memory by each person in re. •eon le to roll call. A Halloween part:, wu dlttt118ed but no deci1Jon waa math!. The ned m&elin• will be held at 7.30 p. m. November 7- Relre■h• menl..8 will be cider and dough, nulll. Bill Sayre and Robert Arm•· wlll . be in charae or devotion, 1nd &tty and Bobby Arnold the recre­ ation Attending Monday's meeting were :Sertha, Betty, Bobby, Dorothy Martha, Mary and Natha.n Jr. Arn• old, Fred■ tuckerm.a.n Jan Smith Kay Wyatt, Sharon Thoi;PIJ Ger�lti W,ear1, Bill Sayre, Butch and BUI McElroy, Neva Mci:lroy ind Mr, and Mrs. Eu,:ene Underwood. MASON Pers.onals Mr. and Mn. Ru1&ell Capeb11.rt 1pent the week end in Columbus visiting their daughter and iu1b1nd, Mr. and Mr1. Warml Self. While there, they attended itie Ohio Slate • Southern CilifomJa football gallle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy flo111h of P:arli:eJ'sburl, Mr1. Ethel Fry . of l;.e· tart and Mra. Eva Weigand ol Ma­ son were Monday guests of Mr. and Mr,. Yeager. oauu r,ASOLINF ALLIIY • • 12:IO 1:00 1:02 I :80 1 :SO 2.180 f:Cll l:ll[IJ 1:30 1:1\11 6,00 f:9' •· � 4,11 6:00 1:111 • �;30 15'31 15:4& 1:0II ' CMond•r ••F rl•r> lip On Guest Stu Newa R1'D Nen Readlln• Br.otfut Party Plctq Hardware Sllo1 . Breilla,I Party New, Hudlin.. Sporta Report Breufut Parl7 Nen Breaklut Porty News Headlin.eB Breotfaat . Party Newa BN•klut PartJ Coffee Time Swap Shop New■ Headline■ Momin( De,oti... Radio Hymnal J'Ult For You Ne,n HeadlJn.. lust For Y•q, Newt J111t tor Y•u �L���euant Newo ll111ie 0. llo ' - 1IMlit :r-ewa� cro 1 �jj£,wn 11:20 Parm Tf;lm,, • U:M. Racit" il lt1L·• 11:00 NO'lO Nll'!Wl' , .• •f -. -. ·Up T• Tht Mi11utt -�6,un'ty - MEWS all!il.M.�lr 10 AM Locai 7:: , :. 11 ........"'. -.1111c c;., t\ouJMI II•� Wl)nl!!I 11- lio Boun4· Nftl Kaile Go 11<>� Baatblll ,._. :llulc'� lloAi Ne� Hud\llrti<i IIUll Go Com#te 'I Swu Bo.,. lllund pf tbl WI 1:30 11' Heodllll• :12 !Iv Ina ID'"'1� t,1 Ne - ­ · .,:.. .... . ,� ,_ ,- UIII ..,-� ' � . -� ' "WHAT'S WRONG, MIN? . �OU.YWOOD (UPI) - Mamie W Doren, star of Albert Zug­ (qtl;l's "Sex Kitlens Go To Col­ ""';" recently appeared 11s a pan8U1t on a radio prol!:ra m to dis. the subject, ''What's Wrong Of Right, if Anything, With the American Male?" M - · I . bo\liht a total of 495 million wort� 'of American hm prodqels d,\µ'� t,� Yeff, 11n incre,.se 9f " per cent oy"er a year earl.ier. 'll104t . of Uae inrceue came ln ·"'...\>��I �jqt. lo B\'YII and •. 1 "Uru111ay. '- ' R , U G,IY J A·C1f1T' S • 11:55 At� � .. , '�-- · � -· -- ' THAT POOR. POOCH LOOKS THI RSTY f: 1t: �-=.:"t!� -- NANCY 1J! . WMPO Daily Proi,-am Schedule •;, ,., ' �"°l,1 . ...i ... , . ' '; ,. ...l>J,'1-:' '� For TL.:11P Month 'If••� th■ el. 13 - ..._ ml■y -.,, • I ....,�' ' - --:., ...a· i w,_<!i ,;so ,_ ·--�·-•-->----· . . _________,...,.,,... ..... ,1�,J• ............�- -··- __ ;._____ ,______ ____ W· 'TO LEAVES) H� ��S I'® TAtX TO LEA\t5... � �,IIO, Seuell '!tr Tom� The Brighter 1 (1:.-. Th� G\Jl4inl t.J,abt T:ie Secret Storm 11(ley 1:111!, Edge of Nl1h1 . A B 1PO 'l'Urll!I t,IIO, The Three StOO:PI 2:.00 Full �le New■ . 2:it> HOiiie party , A Look at the Weather 3:00 The Millionaire Sportscope �30 The V� YoW'I Amos & Andt r9 The ...... � ·t Highway PalNII ·Ill Tht �;The AquanauLI ' 6:30 Th� f.dp ol N!@I . Wanted-Dead or Alive f;OO Tb �e e·oo My Sister Eileen • ·· . �, rve i;;ot A Sem:i ; �\ • ·' 1i, , . 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour A.J"81 . Am" , 11:00 11 O'clock New■ :00 Sb$11)' Slade Jl,10 A Look al lhe WHtller • :30 The Wi�l!I' Theater 13 11:15 :__:___:::.:.._.:...____-.I - 1:30 Zant ·Gre,y Theater o:00 Ansel • I OU nn 9,3p Ann Solhern Show 9:30 Markham 1:00 CBS News 10:00 Person To Per11on 1:18 Captain Kangaroo 10:30 The D11 Pont Show D:00 Cartoon Theater ·. 1:00 l(ew1 1):00 December Bride U: 10 A Loot at th• Weatlta •:30 Video Village 11:15 Theater 13 .U:00 I Love Lucy t: f"'. \ _ 1 l' · •,: , r' ' . '' ,i.n., a1 IIIHA RD IRINN II Uni,... ''"' , ...... WASHINGTON CUPU - An � riculture Departmen t report tlldlcate1 that net farm income lhil )11:!ar apparently i1 runn hi& very cloae to 1..1 ye■r'1 level. Early fortca1t1 by aovernment economi,t.s had predicted I crop of about 7 11.1 per cent in net firm income Lhi1 year . But fi1ure1 for the llrst el1ht mon1 tu of llHIO 1how lhat farm bu1lneu h11 been better than the upert1 had ex• pecte_d. 'r;.bil late1t department rel"lrt waa not a new offlclal ._t1,mlte of net f.,-m incoqie. ,ut It 4'id "� �t e11h recelpta �� farm m arketJDP totalled $lt.S: biUl_on In tbe Clr1t eiaht montbl o1 tbis ye¥, up one•half of one per cent fropi lbe 1ame period in 1,819 . Farm prices have beitn · lltelow 1908, iut total nurke�p ha,ve been up about a ffl' cent. � �rt t•tlmated, cash te­ ceipti from farm mar�" in Alll\\'1 �• q.ii bill'9n i,p &, per CMf 'frolJil , r.-r •IN· of the Improvement 'f_U tneed to lar,:er receipt. from bo.,, mUk, brOU,en, 10d cia:11. For tbe fint eilbt monlha or llltll), recelpLI from Uv..-� Wo­ du,;ll were 2 per cent , be!ow" 19'9. CJl:op •tcf�II for Ille fir¥ �I · months of 1� � eiltbNte,;l at $� billiob, about 3 per cent above a year •f�. Lwe Wires Plan Halloween Party • .--' !l!>W!a � 6:00 t:16 ,,so 1:00 e:oo 0:16 1:30 1:30 T,00 7,30 8:30 . . 4:00 ft:30 8:00 e:30 8:40 8:,t,3 '1 :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:20 12:00 The Texan 12:� . QuMn For A Day 1:00 Ab..ut Face■ J :SO Hei:lfo 2:00 l>Q in Court 2:30 Gale stoffll 111ft' 8:00 Be1t th_e dlo�l. l:30 Who Do You TrUlt l:-00 A::,;ericu illa11dato( .i:'W R,nrlfy and RIB � t�, San f,ani:laeu Beal 8:30 Your F.asQ Rep.."t'tet -...6:40 Weather Teller 6:,t,5 John Daly News 7:00 Fllibt 7:30 Guestward, B'll 8,00 s,so <l'lto' Roil � 9:00 My 11!•'!1' BO/II 9,30 Tl\1•\li�lqr 'li,iirg, Show 10:30 Jo¥1\RY l[ii�h� 1 1 :00 Ne;'II. TtilU6t Jl:10 Scannlng�tDe Weather .1:15 Sports TgnlP,t \!'� Lal, §lww Farm .News WHTN,:JV,_ Channe l0 . 13 Channel 13 W..•tiliJ �;: l!:eltir. · o., �-t'.·f!''',, �� :, ·, •,· 1 l <.. .,'•.t . '�;·•.. ' "' " . . .• , . ' ! . .. .-. ,.,...t':,., ' ' ' . I , • •, n,nu llomln1 - ilJltbOIIN P-ftJ 11.111, polled 11 � t.· IU B. •· • , t.a. i. 11 •• ' ' ... ' ri ' ·•'· .. " -.-;,•' ·' ' 1'1■1 TIY+ll71 . .. ·- ' De licious! ...... ......-i Rleh,rtl •· l(dl,et,eld, of . .......--... .... ,,-�. � ­ c:!'1:t!.ted . CIRCLE'S rr. •r n._..,. ''{ Je,ta urant m.. ChInnel 8 - ThUmlIJ !; T•ptlng Meals Ar, Youn - a..■11al 8 - W._.� :1::,a. 1 �-�·H..:;. WCHS�TV Cha nnel 8 ;a,: j o;:: I I :/JC Price Ia BJ&hl 11 :SO Concenthtlon 1 1 :45 Pre came Show 12:00 World Series 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Show 3:00 Youns Dr. llaloae 3:30 From Tbe.te RooLI 4:00 Make Room for Daddy 4:30 H�re's HollywOOd 1:00 Steambo•I BUl •·30 Sit Ptetlon 1:80 Flatt 6 SctuUt Sbow 4:dS Weathereut 8:SO Ni"W■ PictUP 0:45 HunUe7 BrinlO:c.; llepoft 7:00 Whlrlyblnb 7:30 Re1eue 8 8:00 ThiA Man Dawaon 8:30 Bat Masteraon 9:00 Bachelor Father 9 30 The Ford Show l 0·.' oo The Groucho t;MWI' .10:30 Phil Silvers Show tl:00 N'e.w, Haadlinfl i.1:10 Weatbercut U:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 St1n Off 5:45 Sign On • 6:00 Continental Cla.esroom Y!OO TOC:.., 9:00' Welcome Neighbor, t;30 Mr. and Mrs. North T••• t-Okl,homa IY PRESTON McGRAW � ;J D61JoAS Tex. (UPn - lf John �- Xq,nedy subaeribed to the �Ptilt r-eUglon and oU depletion :.Dowance, he'd be as aure as a �atlc presidential candidate OD be in September that he'd ')arr)' Tes:■1 and Oklahoma in tfovember. :;;,. But line!!! Kennedy ls a Cathoind the DemO<'ratic platform ,otnmlttee oppo!led thl'.' oil depleJton eUowance, he has a hard 1l,ht in ��two states !hat have ".J lot of ... ls '1ld oil wells in -.em. • . char4 ll. Nixon tbe Repub�� "'-',acan - cad.I.date, hu, in fact , · � ,; tMld - freqlleDUY as 11'1� ·11, >l - in moat of the �1-1 polll &nd straw votes liliMe tbe national eonven - I Make Room for Daddy He�•• Hollywood Stew Wt 11W Otllclc Draw lfeGnw J.s:uaic 1n th• Round The Jin., Thleker Sh" • Westbefell& Hp,u Pll;t� Huntlt:.- .Bhnller .Rleport Manhunt Waaon Train Pritt ii Ridil Perry Como Show he Spe'cial Report Tombatone Territory Tate Newt Bell4llhtl Wnthalalt "l'M Jaet Paar Do'f' Olf BISI 3 -Thunday Chan--• Issues In lmPortant Texas I· o . . - Oet. 5, 1980-9 • 111d For Men oJMl ' ' Boyo \ ., ) Suburban "'Coals- - SMITK QOTHING CO. ., Ill.�••••• 'Jltla. t . . 11 . .... ' hr Alao See VI • BULOVA AND llGIN WATCHES I f;;QStume Jewelry • Fosto ria Crysta l • Syro<;use Chino 7 Rogers Br0S. • Comm1.1nity Silverware •' ' ' · • Me11k er leother flul'Ses , ,. ·, ' ' &c JEW EL E�5 \ Pllaao wY-W185 . ' ..� ' i' , ., .·, ·• '� .... �··-.: "·. • . '' ' I " '' •i' · ,OijB&o!, .t/• . ' • ..... • • •• _,F • I· :.,·. 1 -' / ( t . '; .' l .. . �...;1 .,.,- • ·-• . '!./ ' • _, ,,�-· -.-, · .,.,.�-- , ' .. ' ' ,,,_.,........_....-.::...J.....�...-__...__.�--.-.,..........._-:.,._---"',,:;,� '.. . . ., .: . ' ' - ' - - -·,� -· ' ... -� �. ' . ·:JJ ucs Stri�t1ing To Wipe Out Memories Of 192 7 1�:.. == ---; 1 ----==- :;-::=.-----.--i -o-nu.mer-n'H�i'gh H,ong I's-�;== as1�;;;::, E' ord-.------;-.:; e:i;e:.,ee .:::fll�� ar:1ele �= •-, CUVEI.AND UPI - Clarence ,' .lfowban, M1rie1t,, hnn,.. """' �> 1••1 .... ott: lhe driving records for · Or1ildvlew and Northfield parks 'l'u.etda night by 1101th1ng two ctor i�. �� , Jl ... -.. .. ,...,_...._ Ffl•day N•1ght At Kyger Game . Eastern High School will ce}ebrate its annual homecoming F rid ay n i� ht .w � en the Kyger Creek football team invades 1 he Eag 1es gri d iron . escort Roger Hawk; Freshman ..... .., "Newhart, who will be � on A speci.11 program has been princess, Jane Hetzer, escort, ._ ,... 11onc1ay, celebrated a hUle early ..;c u ' be boosted his season total to plannt>d, according to Executive Ronnie Barnett. ,� , lll _, __ wi' th , ..• , .�.tor,· ·• ".. <he HPad J. S. Dnis. It includes ..-.u. Crown bearer will be Jeannie •1 ,. , , -uu-eu "--•··---' • •i ,ooo C l,s, 8 1,01 and r•--,1, de••·gned on the theme Wh 1le ' h ud . "' .;; · tb tlt'rd d h ;;;;;;;;;'' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ "A Song" w1lh pnzes for first, Following the game the Sen;;;;;; .;;;;;;; ;;; , I Sl'Cond and third best floats. The ior.s are spon,oring a record hop f' exhibits will be 11tade by school 1 in lhe school auditorium. 1 ancl distm·t organizations. , , ., For The Girl The pro.i:r..m .1lso includes ap• Writers Like Yankees . ..-...,., . , . '' ' h•r .I,- - ... riropriah• rercmonies lor Miss l loffman, llomeroming Queen . �11s11 lloffmim, the daughter of Mr :i nd M rs. Paul Hoffman will ha\"e .1s hf'r l'scort, Charles Collins . With The Wide Foot Black/ Wtute Saddle Black Loafers - EEE w1dlh $4.95 and $7.95 THE SHOE BOX Seruor prinCeis is to be Letha B1bbee, escort Paul Holsinger; Ju nior princess is Connie Spencer. escort. Tom Summerfield; Sopho­ more princess Henrietta Russell, MI DDLEPORT • • �fiblf.f r•, Heart ol 011 lusl1eu t ,...,,/ fil l i ng needs . . . but prescript ions heart of our bus i ne5s . is Ill•IOI• Favored Over Bucks In B.lg 10 aash Sixty.six writers picked the Yankees to win their 20th world champ!onahi p whi�e 38 favored NEW YORK UPI _ Iowa, upsel the Pirates to win lbelr l � ird winner over Northwestern last Sat• I Serl es title, a aurvey by United urday, was a one. po int choice lo . • Pre11 Intern ationa l showed. The day lo beat dangerous Michig an . Yanke es have won the, Amer1 can State Saturday in one of thl!: top �ague pl!:nna nl U .times. The games un this week's college foot• Pirates have copped five Nation s! ball program. League flags, Ilinois, ranked fourth in the na. tion this week by the UPI Board The Yanks whipped the Pirates ln 1927 in four games, the last of Coaches, one rung behind Series appearance for Pittsburgh , Iowa, was made a four _ point choice to beat Ohio Stale in an · other leading Big Ten Conference Packen' Mr. Taylor showdown. Ohio State is ranked fifth. Presoinl{ Jimmy Brown Top • ranked Syracuse, mean­ while , is such an overwhelming choice to heat Holy Cross, that oddsmakers are not quoting a poinl•spread. Second•ranked Mis­ sissippi is picked to defeat Van­ The Cleveland Browns' flashy derbilt by at least 20 points and (ullbark totall!:d 240 yards rush • Navy, which climhed to sixth in Ing in his first two games while the ratings this week following its upset victory over W.1shington, is Taylor roUed up 234. a 13 · point choice over Southern Methodist. rBOYS' and GIRLS' Sevenlh . ranked Purdue, which humiliated Notre Dame, 5 1 . 19, is , fi,e . point r .. orite o,er Wisconsin, the Alr fi'orce Academy Is a ½ poinl pick over eighth-ranked Missouri and loth ranked Arkansa� i� a five point fnorite over Bay­ lor. 'fry Our Layaway SKUS E WINS THREE PAWTUCKET, R . J. UPI-Joe • booted home key Bill Skuse lhree winner� al Lincoln Downs Tuesday lo lengthen his le11d u MI DDLEPORT, OHIO ..f.be meet's lop rider. drug store needs, cosme tics, hlvne UPl....:.Baseball . PITTSBURGH . wri ters covering the World Series h i.ve pie · ke d th e New yor k y ankees by . nearly · a 2 to I margin Io w hi p th e p 1tlsb urgh p·1ra Ies. the Long Hitters Not Scared By Forbes' Fence =;a;;;;;;;;;;;;====-===, I 3 Quall lled Phannaclst, To Handle Your PRESCRIPTIONS CARCOATS pO PU LAR PR I (ED I l Ra y Rig gs An no u nces • I OCT O B E R 6 1.96 1 M E RCU RY Announcing 14 New Madels Of Mercury For '61 I N MERCU RY'S HISTORY e c1101CE OF 8-CYL. AND 3 8,(;YL. ENGINES ' e c1101CE OF STANDARD, OVERDR IVE & 3 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS MERCURY Monterey Series MERCURY Meteor 600 Serles ty ,.hool. Chances are that Sayre will 1tick with the same group of boys who started last week's game. Jim Ben wi l n d Bu ky K i?!b"l·y •,1., 1 a,1 the •e•nPdPs w1 11h pro... Bill Sprouse and Mike Taylor, both 200 pounders, starting at the tac· klea. Don VanMatre, 1 95, and Nick Nichobon, 102, will get the nod al Despite their lo•• •- Ra"en•. the guards, while Russell Miller, ..., ...., • ., 162, will start at center. wood, la,I Week, Co.ach Ralph 5 ayre and F a Icon followers were In the backfield, Charles Rogers, pleased with the defensive effort Joey Russell and Billy Jewell are put out by the Falcons through definite starters while Sayre has most of th� game against the fav. been interchanging his quarter­ ored Red Devil team. backs, Larry Hargraves and Char­ les Yonker. The Falcon offense. however, Others slated to see definite ae• wa� another thing. It simply could lion are Tllmmy Knopp, Danny not get started against the big Ravenswood team. Sayre and h ,·, Harbour, and Perry Oldaker. assistant Jack Campbell have been workin& this week to get that item We Seleot Only The straightefted out. Fumbles once again hurt the Wahama team as it Very Befit In had earlier in the year. USED CARS S.. Theta GuarantHd UMd LARK IV 6 cyl. 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Mrs. Ada Slack hu1te11 aerved nfmbmentl to M.l11 M.ufflrw, Mrs. Duckworth, Mr■. M ayme Holmes, lln. Llzde Quic-11: and Mn. }hiel Clark. . ff U. I Choice Of Standard or Auto. Trans. • The bnly compact with line-car slyllna • The • Big-car ride - small­ In CONSULS and ANGLIAS • Clr handling • Priced with or below the other CO!"Plcls e New Thrill-Power 1 70 engine for 1981. Bo ,uro lo retlat•r for Ute U! S. S.vin11 Bondi. Draw­ Ing lo bo Thuntlay evening, O.t. 8 al 8100 p.m, No pureh- neo.. ,uy, need nol be pre11ent .lo win. PIM S.leellon ef PtSTOU RA Y R I.G GS , I M· C . 'M SPORTS CENTER' . LY 3-1 136 LY 3-1 235 410 - 20 - 18 & l! ga, SH ELLS Athena, Ohio · · Authort,e• Ma<Gregor · �"'·· -w� llitt,. hi• .. w. IT HE .... ""' Jay, FAITHFUi.LY AMPLIFIES .. · Area Dance \J. Jl'e'r n-•-'•d w. ..J:.. 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FURNAa FILTERS in-law and d1u1bter, Mr. a nd of Letart, W. Va., _ attended Uae Mri. Arthur Sylve1ter and chU­ funeral of :their sider at Mem•hla, Ten�. dren. Mr. and -Mn. Crill Bradford Kr. alld Mn� Geor1e Fredtrlclf Kn. Helen Younce ·returned and of Cbeattt . vilittd M.ri. Lettt• l vllit· with Mr. and Mn. A from . Speneet. a , PL . En­ Prank KUl■, Mln10 Junction S Piper a:t Marinn over ni&ht were the1 home, route •�nl five· d111, wllh his mother, and Mn. Paul Jilc­ Mr. of aueltll . . xu,,. !,lji; E.. 9, New CU:mberland, W. Va. Troy Zwlllldl lln at Mr. · 111111 Muon Spencer -aceompJDMn villled Slindit-•i!llh Mr. and Hf,, � WJIJU'Ow., Jlr. _and )Jn. Au• tin Withrow and ,on Tommy a nd E. S. Milli. ' Jin, � -.UO,, Chule■ton, Mn, Dellt Sterkey' of COIUlll· IJ)enl fbe weekend ln the but � Mt. IJNI. � Charlea NewDJn · Diddle home, 1'/UI of ruute •ire liunili; illoner Jin. Edna Stnflmerl1'!1d . ol tholr -11>1111<. ,uti dau1btu, · r, Mr! 'ibl'lln. a,,e,te, BuetleJ of Chester •l1ltecl ' her- daukbte . Parker bl!:rt r Ht Mr1. ltffd1ville. Mias Sharlee Ne\lml.h, daughter llr■• Adi Slack, son Eu&enl!, loMr. and Mrs. Cb■rles Neuman of n c1l and daU,hter, Kn. Kathry achinl · in the, IJncoln School te ii John• Harley Mn. nd a Johnson aon of Wolf ,.,,_ · vJ1l,ted M'.tt, in M:e11, · Arliona.-' 'i, Rlttlr, Mt. and Mn. ' Mr. and Mn. Q. 0: ' PaUtnon, lwo �ll•ra.n, IIN. Morr Brown- Mro Paul )'a�� · . 1..i . E. "Mr, vfslted Rut'land .. in• · and Mn Mary Gut1bi1 al, children · ' . Mills. . . s . . _ . Ne,r BoltOp; iunday, ey , 11r,. LelUe $pence.r atlende,l , • , !fr. Qd0 Mh,,.. Q>orl,i .Jlall ond .iu¢,ie of _cbl1df"P three ' Hoin<�fal: )he. ilolHI COIJ/• · and: iohn Slocltl 19cil.' loll � 'lii for . mu61i1 ' llitnday , · Abilene, Tuii, wftere"lti�:r- ·npect . vme Clon:s of , Wielf!!' ' Paut · . · ·_,pent Tullday with hi• .aunt, � to remain for IOl'lle · tlme. TlUCKS .; •• FROM BAKER'S Aaef.lle.r G••• . Bay • • • -.,u.. GMC BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS SHOT GU NS -r- Li vin g Room· Su ites 2 Piece $CJ9.00 1961 Hunting Panto . . . . . $8,9$ HOLLYWOOD (UUPII - 1. -U IINtllllO RGUIL , _, ..,i,.. of ROILYWOOD (UPI} - BIila •� lldlllllaJ lldllnloy. por• WIOlaa l'nlldetll Crotb,, wbo,,e latest elbwa. "'Join ID Warnef IA Mil' tnJ1 a With , Bin& and SIii&," la bafiq _,I la 111o Blood' ond the bat tale of any be'• record­ on the Gftt'lt a. V)JjMI, Pretidtffl ed in a decade, ii preparla, I . ,-rlu a t,1..WO DOt" "lulll'f Brol, NCOnd "Volume for Warner MI DDLEPORT,. OH IO NOW ON DISPLAY· ,a.I$ "-11. Cleland BPePt the weekead wtti. lUI coUl!n, AoJ Howell at lllddleport. llr. and Mn. John P'labtr and IOU of A,krOO ,pent the week md with her puenta, Mr. and Mn. Henry IL0,11h. ., ::/·.,.'. DON'T FORGET THE SHOWING OF TBE .\LL COMPLETELY NEW LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, TBIJBS., NOV. 3 · -·- . • BAKE R . FU RN IT UR E ., Hunllng Veslti , , , • $4,98 With Game Pouch ' Hunlln1 Coati . • , . . of Bel,.. -t s.turdoJ wltll her mother Jin. Helen ,lohnND.. inn au ••• GOOD HUNTING! NEW lHJ ENGLISH l'ORD LINE ' •• • A oolo ter , "It'• hllf. IJ�• J.nu••• 1"' ceded Primary Clin Jio I rHI· Hr, and Mn H■IT)' CurUs tatloDI led l;ty MH, Robc,J1 Wood. ,pent 1ut week end in Columbo Junior Clan No l dlrtcttd b)' a nd W11hinctoo C It. Mrt :J{lrold &pe.nef,;r �v• tbe theme. of �e progr-•m '8'fildlnl Mr. 41Dd Mn. Clyde Croll and Day by Day'' Son,:1 lGrned in d1u,lhtef LJDtl or COlumbu1 were Bible scbool were liven bY each weete■d pull of Mr. ;.n,4 Mn. Howord f•lll«clut II their put ol the nclta· lions, 111'. Ht! �n. Ray Rou1h of Mn. Della Winct1qr 11ve two apeat the weekend · · CJoclnhlli readin1s in hl!:r own •�• way. Mn. Waada dauthter U.ir wtlh r of Junio p. 1J1po.ted · A pa el co. Jac:oN and children and other Cla 11 2 preceded • IOOI "Y ou. · relative,. Brint The On e Not &,, You. " lkKemie lpllll Mn. La\lft . a n by 1 f.lrl De Jed p red was b This grou Roll .c1U w■1 answe Sunday and lloitda7 with Kr. ,and and Mra. Virgil flouah for l�e: ln· eight member• wbtn tbt lAdif:1 Mfl, Bill lld&bde end Jlmm.J termediate Glrl1. . AuxUlar,, of the :Vol\ant:ffr Fite A bountif1d · picnic dinner wae al Galllpolll. hall town Depltmtnt met In tbe "8ulldin& To1ether" with read• ■ereved on the lawn al 12:30 to Kenny Shuler of ·Letart ,pent re­ a for 28 ,$ept Dilht, )' Mondi er Mn Edgar Dorst, Mn, Purle, the weekend wJlh hil srandpar­ tbt many »:re11ent. 01eetiD1, Mn. :$yMa Zwtl­ prtilu.de by Mn. KJrr as - supt., and reptetenU11& &ullt. ien&a Mr. and Mn. Edward Simp­ An organ the over d pr-Mhle Uq, pmildent, ilon. Horace Jtarr opened the after• ea.ch claRS of the Sun,-, �hool meetlnl, Jt '#li · decided to bold noon program With the therne concluded this part , , of 'the pro- a Halloween 81,llktd part, In the Special l)a)'". IIY D•Y g grom , 'Buildin flnmen'• room �edln& the ,. Kev. Card introd1.1cei1 ltl'. 'ffO)t· ' music wa1 offl!:fed by the choir 111lar recqrd • bPP ; on Oct. uth. 'With Mrs.' ao'y MilJer, director. ard Ruppelt. pUtor . ot pi, . llld• · Pmel will be 1tven · /or prettle,t, Reci4'tiona by the Be&inne. rs dleport ,ind S)'faCUae · PAab:,ter­ u1t l•t; ek1 Tb,11!1 1ladik ...m PIii'· dw ..,iu. Im. Hal'Ql.d �ey,ell', u ian Cburchtl ,rho preHn�ed, llfl 't!haJt a ,tove foP · the room. At,. leach<fr :wu CiVJJl fpll� by Li)lia� · Sleiff ••� _ )Ir, ,itjt!,, llrt. l•ndlltt ' \bl.o Weft Mn. .,. �11, No: 1 claH wlth Paul Hap,io111j1lt . �.'., .•Vf l . the Slil, Carrie ' , Pkk�iii *"I , '•Speqt:.er a■ loder. viollD; OiCAn � ��� �li ·M;n. Kath• 81aclc, �••· ' ll'rt. re1'1t: ection. A . r,auutet ·•POie4 U1 17!1' '1ohn'°n,"ili,, ·zwmtn,, · !In. . THES E CoAI,. HEAT&I\S GIVE YOU A LOT R'ev. · .RupJ>'\t. ·ara, ·1 _ : �ffllt•II, • Mn · · Emmeline 'ffiei&i, nett · ,OF HEAT FROM VERY LITl'LE· COAL · Mr• ilafO�d° ' S..ier · � ��.. Car­ HendfJ,:: flld Ml•• �eanor C•· . . G'1 HCl'1it ii the patented, 4-flue. fire-brick cen■tructiOA 1101lNIN Willi' ,; qtua.,., led mfck prestn . · , · rblt bonett�nn■. bat 'ftlth I� wort. from effl'J' more that Jiv:e, you The address by Be\''.. Ruppelt pound_ ef coal :,ou burn. w■1·'1P�P.tl�:OOt �lomt .wlib MT. •and ·Mn. -Darrell Brown of 1lngfn1 "I \f•lted Today Where Mlaenl Well•, V1., are an­ . GAS HEATERS WITH • , ,. •· . . Je,mt Wal k,fd..'' , birth of an• · 8 l'D noynei.nt the· · PICTtraE FRAME STYLING Mia. Karr expreuee ._ ha,: _ IP- dauthttf a.t · C•Jri;den Cla,:k .Hos• Go911.,, MIGHT' BE; � . _BC A'T -'1111 N predation ·to- 111- who · helped In 1"lfl in Pnkenbure, Sept. 24. i..t week on: ltia , farro· 1.119 thltl ma.kine the Rally Day •.ad Home- Tbe , bah, bu been named Lee al)ove Cherry Rldie, shot tlt"ver before· have you ■een 1uch of a bobcat, or, wild• c, cterl,tl _ charl · many Jill• it · _ vinced con comln1 a aucct'u, .Arin. · �dpaffnta are J(r. and is beautiful stJlint: ia a Pl bOJDI!: .� say there . aren t . apy -------,.. iirt. CanoU Brown of Mlneral cat, notwllhstsnding lhat same beater. All new W/Jl.11 MORNING -· Oller sucb nnlmals Jn soulbeastern O�. The _ Sentlnel pbotognpb· Woll• inti Mn. AIIOI r••_ .,.,. e , .... _ L &, . neu,.. gu beaten with ''Pictill'e Frame" Gadd , ._, 9'h'¥' 10c41. .-r. afld '�Mn Wllllam Dld• · er •dmilti · 11\e critter l<!okl Sl!siilelously like • totnca_t, 1tylin,: add baulJ &¥ aolid bta.tio;;;ill ""' fart� ,r,at ar1ndporent,. whose barn m the bact�11nd 'burned· to th� _l!;Ound Sund•�, dlo, locol; . ., ln1 comfort to an,- home• Tbe Jjya t!av, three: 4.i� par.,_.,.._ ng· bis. line fell<e when his dtlt chased � ; · Don Plcttlna Rl'Vtnl • with the sal� he was walki ties ,che<hdfli •'for t�II ( �k with •�I ed the oac� , ap_P,r � USS treed the -nimal h' holds. W�n S. l!av� -�• boal'd · Ila· lht the first one '\q be, •"',. orl There'■ a WARM MORNING to fit ,.,a• It and ·be said he d heanl anil S. "screamed juat llll:e ,a ton, Charles t a ed -ut,4. i4'veb� A&IJ,o .1llUOO .-. .tt orMIIAlir• ff� ven Teen canteen 10ur needt _ _ _ It the priN yeu � bu<, ,.....11y ,pent �een m n West Virginia lrefqre. moving Into Obiq. He �, min• . Cimp Ing 11 7'30 p. pf.; !P �•id·. &, Ibo Ce,1ler , -=-a \l!e lb. :::r,.: throu end hot want to pay. Rita a wife . wiµt ' _ , .._.. ' ;ii w!lh a ,22 call� ed tht Junior WQ111an'1 Cl\J . o{ ·fft,.- �- � ieave, wi� hi&. , Sarp a. r li hiches �• Mtrbl It,... · 37 and r M , total ments paNnt( . bll , fa, t)le 'cat>, .�uure ven. On Friday ,ventn& J, .�ce ii ihoutti. Meli! ,, Ve. Pa�l'I, t,rxe, and Its fOQI pa_� · MODEL' 400 'UBD .95 · , set at the Racine A""rfe,n .1,iJ110n PiC�en,.. ey� are Its .In!>. to toe . wllh . , . s Phone GM-$6'1 ·p; elaJni Good Modela '59 .50 up . , Other Hall from 1:30 to theory . _.t�nd1�8 . fllneal servitN for b!ailt,. all e\llden"' ln auppo,t oflils PRICED AS LOW AS $92.50 , , -PfO(.'eeds gotna to 1he ,. �ttle,,n. )fp. ".'t• ht· .nu Pn wlf� of th� b r /II .,......�- Legibn Auxiliary o [ Jlteibe.. .- :;atur• EUB . g..ur b pastor . '!"h1.eh wm b : : d d:: � I�� 9 day night, Oct. e, tll�, wHl •�r bet� •� - ,Ci,O�llle wefe M�u "''� mlt Tear Off anti MIii Thi, Ceupon ,evoral for t • . lif . at the Middleport HIJb_ ,9ichC)OI �• ........ .Eclwlfb. Jd.n, Henhel r Hl!l'llllq Hn. lon nd a . r M ' b,r aon, F0r Complete ,.,.. lnt.rmtl -IU . itorium from 8 p 1 m. to J 1 :sp, P· 'II!· � If Edlth .. Hood M , Texaa. . . . Family Nla;ht wu ob■ffll ed al '. SCl;eDter• in tor benefit of the ,S(lnlot ·M�tben �ef:�i u:!1�y and Jira, ·· -� ret ch . 11• . the .Mfth� C�IU' Club or Mlddleporl \. Tutt-· iw�li:ln at New Cuinber}.liid, W Va . , Cl-,k: · . moreemi:t!u� Zenith Hearilll ' y evenlne. Se_pt. 27, h�nort111. �i hter" Ellen of Sliutltn•ille . da Now 11 The Time Ta lnsWl a Se1 o1 new . • ) Aide. I ,on U,eJr . . ntw ���or, Rev. a�d If,.. , amewood, D He1�n 111'1. fflkentl guesta . of � PP"-: • Flues I ( l Pie,.. Mil full detail, and Coonhunlers o e<!l 1\'· a�d !amllY with_ e"!1b, Mt. ahd Mrs. Wati.-. 8�1.-,ior,, daUllhter, Elto.n • Lee and RJ.�ha�d . fti�@'.1 I . free hleroture. , . Io ed . . djnner. Tow attend cl� o • Hall ,rz n . a . Oct , 6 . • Mf!. Herbtit " Por�• . •art. . • a1 I . , 1.: Your Forttd Alt Heating stllem! ( ) Pleue te�bone The Melp county· Coonhun ten tlql eri.J � of Hershel We1t· 'nte Senior . �YF enjoyed a � f. , • . .J . . · home to ''"� or " : in. p. S at 13eell, 1 ay, Ch rle4 a a Mu �d ,. Jiim: �upper Association will m� U,.�ld 1 AND 2 INCH TRlC�l'UlSS JN ,�:. and · fJll'at- �p�n P)aln1. . d�on,tnUon. . . . D c), .. J,, ckl f: 811!1!8 -n4 October 6, at !1:30 p, m. In Ute 'Po,m· _ · Mr. a�. '¥1'•· ,oke)' Wood o ! . ALL THB IA "." . , . . . ' \ � llal 14.r•-. ' ' .. ' I N�, - - ---- ----- ------- - -, I eroy Town Holl. Ptl.rt1iilld the lete . . . . , -' . . ,�, . , J : 1. · • ·. .. . �· All m,em"'� - lri� , ,..... _,. • � - · · S'tlllSt: ____ ,.,..,. · , . 1lste�n. , � : ·w ' � . �, �::- � ..,:,<: • -. ·• .-- ...,,. •· , ,to .wa . STA'fflc,,- -,;-; ' 1n'dJ� JI, � f n · Mr.· � ·- �- . RtnrY Dalley and 1, Hoy l> Par�•rl · lo l � � �d Elijn>• I PIJ�: 1 ; .•• -- - - 0 •,- - - · · · · · --/ 1bt1111!'l cluti'hodlei ' .· ana l!!liloil· W lll' have. JO· aueol , r, motb o her •· or, . rue•ts f' , 9fl ,, 1 o � a · 'u1 11 Yb:a ��Jft4 t. . _ ,_ _ _ - •·-"• , · · 1 • · • . flrrhed�� from a vacation · � . f . ·· Jlvlderi,• ', · · �t.:them throuah Wa■b• lond, Pa.,. Ji � tum of her, bro- · · · .. , l, ,ttil�h· llc!ilcl ll(r; · and Mn. CIP>IOf ,'. .a �d , Mn. A. R. Mc- es and •. and �- ' Rllpb <';b!lP:. lngton; 0:- �.:, , AOanUc Cl!,\', Thoy ther, "EVERYTHIMl iN IIARDWARE" . Tflomas of . . · home: , ',the ulq a C ala vlslted man and 'dau1htB11 v�\•d recent M fl Dun , Allen, son and dau- ly '9 ith ,Mr and Mrs! · Wm , M'.e­ Jeff,raen;: af M:onlat:ella. ·n.ey re­ turned tiy the waY of the Sky ghter of New Ledngton spent Nlcll:le1 at· -PJrbrtbur&: ., , . Une drive and •v•ra•ed 2200 1ever1l d■ya with her father, Rev. Mr. and Mr■ WQtte 1 �ntm: F. E. Dunn. The Cheater ll•tbot!lot Cbureh obHrved ill annual a.lb' :Day and Homef:omin, on Sunllay, Se�L �-' The dly · dpened with the momlpi ,.-oiq)lp . �vice con• Jiu.eteti Q' lltv. 11., l\. .Cll'd, p.. tor . WhOH .:�on WII "1 8elie�c ln chriai". , At the ' clo,e of S11m11J S<?hool, )lr1. Purley Karr, ifUperintendent, , presentecl •ttendlnce ptn1 �or the paat year. Ball oon& w1th ..Rally Day" pril,1ted pn th� m were a:iven to e~ac.h � hl ld ind adult. present rece ived tal& with "Rally o.y•• ifflprlnted on them. A ttendance . for the day ,u 133. j Pictured Is The Mercury Meteor 600, Four-Door Sedan ,_ Bobeats OnChmy Ri.Jie? ' . .. . . •. .a,,:· CHICAGO UPI-Mason Rudolph of Clarksvllle. Tenn., has beu , voted this year's "Rook\e of th( Year" by professional golfers fn a poll conducted by Gol( DI• gest mallHine. NEW 1961 COMET COMPACT CAR lint family-size compact For the ,econd straight week the W,ham, White Falcon, will be focing an Ul\defeated team as they tangle with Williamstown at Bachtel Field on Friday night. The Williamstown t, am h,s won lbree games this season while bein g held to a tie in one. That tle came in their latest game again1t Sistersville. GOL, ■RS HONOII RUOOLPH MERCURY Meteor 800 Sarles Prked Right In The •eart 01 The Low­ Prke l'leldt Team,Second ln Two Weeks BUICK Of The All New . . . e FIRST 8 CYL. ENGINE w:�:;1;;�:0nd:i��� may_! cordially)nvite_ypu_to, • PREMIERE SHOWING , .. 'HI, NEIGH BOR! BECKY'S P 10 11! E. MAIN STREET - PIITSBURGH (UPI) - The Pittsburgh Pirates, striving to wip e out the bitte r mem orr of ! 92 7, call�d on ace rig hthande r ye m La w 1o 1r y a nd give 1 he m the Jump over t he New York Yankees today in the opening game of the 1960 World Series. Casey Stengel, hoping to duplicate what lhose Yankees did · · 33 years ago wh en they swep t the Pira�s four straight, ,_ m · · coun Iere d WI 1h Art 0I 1mar. I have f11.ith in the guy," ex· La w pulled a lendon i n his plained the Yankee manager, right ankle during the Pirates' shouting for his eighth World penn.int clinching . celebration a Series victory in 10 tries. "After week ago last Sunday. Jn his all . he has won the first game of final start of the regular season important series for us all sea • last Friday night, he was hit son." hard by the Milwaukee Braves. "But I'll he all right on WedThe Y;inkees were favored at 1 1 nesday." he predicted. to 1U in the opener and 7 lo 5 StengeI was expected to use far the Series. right hander Bob Turley in the Like Law, Ditmar is a right second game an d h 1s ' clutch left hander. But his retord is nol as h an der, Whitey Ford, in Yankee impressive as the Pirate hurler, Stadiu m on Saturd ay. Friday will a Mormon who does not drink, be an open d ate 1or travel. smoke or swear. Wi l l Play Stuart Law's st°Ck in trade is a £a5l In comparing Wil1iamstown and As soon as Stengel announced ball, not too overpowering, wilb that Ditmar would be his opening Ravenswood, it could be noted that a lot of curves. He has fi ne con - game pitcher, Murtaugh decided the two had been Ued for th e lead trol and won 20 games while los· he would make only t"Wo platoon in the Llttle Kanawha Valley Con­ ing only nine in the Pirates' change11 instead of his usual ference until last week's Ue con• drive for lhe National League three. test between .wmiamstown and pennant. Sistersville. Ravenswood had deL•w'1 Ank le Mended Left . handed billers Bill Virdon !eated the Sistersville team two Ditmar, according to Yankee and Smoky B urgess will pliiy weeks ago by one touchdown, pitching coach Ed Lopat, "has cen terfield and catch, respective• The Williamstown team is coach­ a h out the same sluff, but he Jy. When a southpaw goes against doesn't have as good control as the Pirates, M u rtaugh uses Gino ed by Ronald Deem, formerly . a Law." Cimoli in center and Hal Smith coach at Ripley. For the past two year1 Deem has produced a top Ditmar won 15 games and lo.flt behind the plate. nine for the Yankees 1111 Stengel Usually, he also plays southpaw notch ball dub al the Wood Counwon his 10th American League swinger Rocky Nelson at first pennant in his 12 years at the base instead of the right handed READ THE WANT ADS Yankee helm. hitting Dick Stuart. But Stuart, al1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;; thou.gh not a s good a fielder as 1 4,;; , Nelson, hits the longer ball, and I Time To Replace Thal Murtaugh said "I just might go Did Funu,,e WIik A with him aU the way." Stengel decided to go with New American Standard Cletis Boyer at third base. Boyer tailed of£ in his hilting toward the end of the season and Casey S E E US FOR had him on the bench, revamp. FREE ESTIMATES ing his infield with Gil McDou• gald. But in the last few games PITTSBURG H UPI-Babe Ruth of the season, Stengel put Boyer couldn't do it, but Mickey Man­ back in the lineup and he show• tle and Dick Stuart both think ed signs or bre11king out of his PLUMBING & HEATI NG slump. Boyer Ii, one of the bellt lhey can. PhoM WY ·2•255o· Midd leport Ruth failed to hit a llingle home glove men in the business. run at l<'orbes Field during the 1927 World Series between the New York Yankees and Pitts­ burgh Pirates. Only two homers were hit in that entire series, both by Ruth, but i n Yankee Stadi um. Mantle doesn't. think it should be so difficull to reaeh the fcnce.s here. however. "It's a lot like Yankee Stad­ ium." he said, taWing a good look around the ball park , "That left field fence isn't too far away and that right field wall is the same 18 the stadium's except it's a lil­ lle higher." Only Mantle, with his tremen• duus power, can i.ee il that way . "I played here twice before," said the i.witch•hitting Yankee center . fielder, "and I hit one over the right field roof the firlll time." The homer Montie referred to was a blo w that traveled more than 500 feet. He hit is during an exhibition game against the Pi · rates in 1 957 and is one of six men, including n.uth, ever to have cleared the right field roof at Forbes Field. Stuart, Pittsburgh's rlght·hand­ er strong boy, said he wasn't in­ terested in getting Into "any talM' measure contest'• with Mantle al­ though he feels the fences aren't too tar away to faze him either. , "I got my llhare of homers thh1 year (23) and I can tell you that no one ever gets any cheap ones here." Stuart said. "Sure, I kno,:, Mantle led the American Leatue in homen (with 40) but we got a couple of guys besides myselt who can hit home rum;, too . " .. -�- 1()10 " • � ld ' • r '° n t 191 I W we f l l l • d ed it with .an !" -- - ·· -- NEW YOR K 'UPI-Jim Brown, who ha,s topped the National Foot ball Le'a11ue's ball carriers for the la■t lhree yean, ia belng prened by Jitn Taylol!, of the Green Bay Packers for the earlv 1e1son lead. We carry o complete stock of dependable To Win By 2.. 1 Edar;e .= �L•-' ��.�-=.;;; ' ;;;' .,. SCHOOL SHOES Ditmar Was To Start ln Stengel's • }s, Amb'1t1ons • pfan TO Ha}t Nat1ona . ·:.; ) :, : .. l . • ,. ( - . '. - . ' ·· , .. ' AUi., . . · .. ,, ,.� . . � ,!'-• • . - �. ' • . , - ·•• �-·,i,,i/1/1 .. I • ' �oGJ�... _.._ . ....r,1 , _ •---� ., "*• �11 � , ��• IW .,-��· I Airline W,orkers . A: at.1b-di1tl'kt mee tm!l ol th t· Leave FOf Tr,p N■UM.dltt churches 111 �e1M,s Loun lf will be, held 11t t.he Umtl'd Mdh 1 T 0 CI•tY Of Rome id Meeting r. lie Held Frid,,y � Church Friday al B p m fur • 1 1. '!, ��H Drive-In - TONIGHT ,AMIL Y N IGHT Glenn Ford - Anne Francis "DON'T GO NEAR fflE W ATER" (Technicolor) - also Doril Dwy - Barry Sul l l \·an ..J U L I E" Also Cartoon THUtl$DAY •"d FRIDAY Rita Moreno - Mark IJamun "'TI-IE REBEL BREEff' - also Robert Knapp - Linda L,1wso11 "'nIE THREAT" Also Cartoon I : : pt t•• geaui1e! look for the famous ..... •• • � • ••• • ··· ··· · ········ ··· •:• 1 , ., / f} urutg ' , OWS n(•m /Jo,,l,le Ring f.eremony 1 1 1 a duuh:,• i .. 11; ,·crcmon y al Presbyterian I Ilic l-' 1 rst 1 i 1 1 1 l e!I C ' ti urdi. t1!1d , l ! ,•por 1 , M i ss Betty Su ! l n an or t\ l liany IJec a m• · th e hrule of l;eul'J.:t• Mc Knight of Col u rn hus. l:ist Sa1 u nL,y al ) 2 : 30 ll 111 . T hi• l'a ndlcl i i.: ht �·crcmony w11.1o perfurmed by ltcv. Howard Rup111•11 . lwfor•· t lw immediate familws of l h t• l'Ouplc. _ of 1 Tl11' bride 1 s the daughter . Mr and Mrs. ,James S uII 1 van of Al h,rny. Tht· new rnuple plan to live in Columhu� where '?.tr. M('Knight is ,•m p\oyed. trademark" on the footwear BALL BAND Rubber Footwear Por EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Complete Sizes At HARTLEY and BEN NETT SHOE STORE "Mllldl• of Upper Block" _/,a _. lo I I ••• POMEROY Group singing or ··Faith of Ou, f'alhen " opened lhe meeting fo ). lowed by ii medililtion on "Faith" by Mrs. Pearl Hysell. Followin g the reporui of the secretary and treasurer , the commission on fin ance wu instru,:,ted to place all financial records in the church of liec I n llunll' they Will VI.Sil the Kenneth finley, chairma n of the l:lurghrsc Park and Art Gal lery , commission on edu('ation. present' St . Peter s < : ardl!'ns. i'inll ' lu ed the report of the committee on Sq uarl'. The Ro�·al Palace, Trev1 i-' uunlalll and The Church of St. space a llocation, which was acrcpted by the OOard. He also re• l'au l . portl'd on a meetin g which he atVrurn J(,,mc they will go to tended at New Roston £or superl;el\l'\'il aml !rom thcrc lo Fnr n k · 1 i n teml•;nts of the dislrict. The turl 1 1 1 l'aris 1 i1cy wll,I _ vi�1t such lrush · •·l'- n•pnrh•d nut tht r('pair pl:l l't ' � ila l ' la n! de I Uo1lc. the ll'ork O!l the fur na ce ;m d ca ve s o r 1 um)) ol t he Unknown Soldier, tlw brfd Tuwn. 'l omb of Napu- --- - - leull l.otlVrC Museum, the Lux- 1 t·111h1,urg (;ankm, the Pantheon amt .\lut rt• l.lame. 01110 MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGH T and THURSO A Y Cecil u. neMil les "TIU� (;HEATli;ST SHOW ON EA R'l'l l " �Technicolor) /11•lly Hulton - Cornet Wilde !tunn ing tirtw: 2 hrs., 30 min. Box Offi(•ft doses 8: 30 P.M. FR IDAY NOT OPEN SATURDAY, OCT. I ' ' THE ATOMIC SU BMARINE'' IJi.ck ror.m - Bob Steele - 1'1110 "IIOUSI<:! Of' INTIUGUE" (Technicolor) 1 '11rl Jurie11s - - D11wn Add.11ms Sun., Mon., Tun., Oc:t. 9°10. 1 1 ' l'LEASg DON 'T EAT Tl l r: DAISlft::S" f'l'l•rhn ic:olor) l )uris Ur1y - David Niven ( 'olon·artoon THIS WEEK and PARADJ! MaJnly Abuut In p� p le I'\ I ome roy By l.UCIL LIP ttAWK lhlS , M r and Mrs. Th�d Searls of l,uy,� Ind . arc guests of M�. 111)d Mrs Ch!!!les_ Warner. E1'cr1czer St. Mrs. G lad,1-s Cllt· k!_er returned h? rn e �hnday _evl'ni_ng after a �1 s1t with . relatlve s in Delaware. Mrs. Allie Grueser hai; returned lo her home in_ _Mon �i.son, Pa., a! ler a w?cks v1111t with Mr. a� d Mrs . M artin Mc.Angus and family t · ,i r.d 0tllcr. relat iv es . Mrs. O live Ingraham and dau g h• I lcr lirr ndJ Sue spent Sunday ia , M ,1 r 1 e t 1 :i w 1 1 a her daughter, M i ss !i.l m!ra K;.y. M r . am! Mrs. Wtllinm Dnwnie 1md Mrs. C. E. W. Down w were in Dunhar Mo nday to attend the funeral of V·. A. Castn. MH, Joe Beegle and Mrs. w. C. Bu rson attended th.e Guy Lo rn bardo concert in A thens Monday evening. M n . Glen Chase and Miss Helen Lochary of Dayton are spending this week here. Mrs. Estella Dean of East SJ. Loui s, 111 .. arrived last night for s visi� with Mr, ii.nd Mrs. P11trick l. ,ochary and Mrs. M. E. Rathburn of ltutland. l{(' v . and Mrs. William Roberts lefl Sunda y for II visit in Sprini:;Held and London. M n . Norma Wilson and dau i:: hter, Dorinda, were among th. m1e who 11ttcnded the c:uy Lombardo conl'ert at Athens Monday evc>n­ lng. S1,eakPr Named For Thu rsdrry Evening The Venerable David Thornber­ ry or Cincinnati, Arch Deacon -or the Olocese or SouLhern Ohio, will spuk 11t lhC' Grace Episcopal Church, Thursday evc>ning. He will show films and tell or his trip around 1hc world and al!Kl of mifl• Hions he vii1itcd. A potluck dinner at 6 p. m. for all members or the parish will prec:rrle the addrnss. '"' "".c1:f:¥ -• • .. • --- ... -.. ........... . . ·· · --�- :-. .. -- . ... . . , -.:- . ---- -----­ lhe church wai; completed. AUention was called to a work­ shop of the commission on mis­ sions to be held at the church on f' riday at 8 p. m. Rev. Eugene Brown announced his plan, for at­ tendmg lhe National Council or Evangelism lo be held al Bloom­ m&:ton, Ill . , October 1 1 - 18. Prayer by Mrs. Tompkins closed the meeting. ________ •• • ••• •• • • •I • $1 3.95 •• ' . Smart walking . • • I ' wonderful comfort �lip into th... Air Steps and rediscover the Joy of walklnf, feol I.ho supple softnOOI of the unlined leather. No other shoe made 1iv11 you . , �- ' 'er lit or &realer comfott. $1 1 .95 .......,. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , • • t . iii'i .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . � • • • • • • • • • • • •• ,·1: ., ,,, HARTLEY and BEM M:ETI S H 'O E S TO R E •••••••••• ,, - • SHOP ON T H E TH I RD F LOOR - For Floor Cover ings - Bed Room Furnit ure l�oo rr, Suites ·_ Di nette Sets - Bed Spri ngs an d Mattresses, Plans £or future activi1Jl'S of United Presbyterian the First Churclf were made Monday evenm;; durin,: the mcetmg of t he Session. Sunday, Ocl. 16 has l:tcr:1 cfo . sign.a.led l:IS Layman Sunday with the following particip �lin� in the 10:30 service. Greeters: M rs. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Arthur Lej wis, Mrs. J . E. Harley and M n . E. o. Tewksbary. Speeial music: Lewis Sauer Jr Scripture reading, J. H. Grate; · Re.!lponsive reading . James Buchan an; Offertory , pray e r, Harold Sauer; Usherii,; Roherl Tewksbary and Russell l.yons and Bulletin usher Hubert Taylor, Plans were also made lo attend the Schoo! of Evani:;elism al the Chi l l icothe Presbyterian Chure h on the same day and Oet. 23 has been sel .a s Every Member Can­ vass Sunday with Mrs. E. O. Tewksbary named as mailing chairman and Mrs. Carmack to usisl her. Mr. Gnite was named 11s de\e . gate from the church. to attend the Scioto Presbytery meeting at th Presby ,e r ! an Church in Waverly, Tuesday, Ocl. 18. Mrs. Tewks• bary was named alternate. Oct. 30 will be Memher shlp day at the church with a recepUon of members wilh the sessio11 on the preceding Wednesday at 8:1){) o'clock. The group also gave its vote of approval lo the Thanksgiving program being plsnned by the Deacons and DeaconeMBes with the ph1ylet. . .The First Thanksgiving" presented by the WYF group. _ _____ , Herringbone weave white dish towels with red border. Highly absorbent and dur­ able. Cut i,ize 15x27. Banded 6 .in a package. Stands 50 inches high 10 smooth round dowels for drying ·clothes. $2J9 6 towels for 99c MISSES' Haggerty reported that the traf­ fic moved as it , would in any big city_ Tbey had very little · difti· cully fim:Jing the way to Forb.es Field •• the route was marked very well He noted there were no traffic jams and parking facilities were good providing you · wanted to pay the price. 11 seemed that service stations In the area of Forbes Field closed up for the day and were charging $5 park­ ing fee. However, parking c>ould be obtair1ed within a three block area tor as low as a dollar. There were no parking lots in the im­ mediate area. Mr. Haggerty also noted that at the ball park tbe crowds were very well controlled and one could move around with out having to push through a crowd. Leaving the ball Park there were policemen at every col'Rer keep­ ing traffic moving at a very good , pace. Mrs. Henry Ewing and Mrs. Raymond Boice of Pomeroy also attended yesterday's opening game, traveling lo Pillsb,rgh by bu111. They tried to find a hotel rooms in Pittsburgh tor the night, but returned to Columbus also b)' bus to spend the night. . This morning Dr. Boice and Henry Ewlng were wondering just where their wives were. Could be they headed back to FIVE COMP! 'rlNG Five teenage lovelies, all com• See The Complete New Line Of KNEE SOCKS Orlon and nylon stretch high socks - fits sizes 8½ l\ed, white, beige, black, and gold. ,. 'Mrs. 'Nathaii Jng1;!,� Most Exct!�­ �eJ1'l Chief, presided over th'e meetin11 or Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, When lhey mel Tuesday evening al the � or P Hall In Mid­ dleport. Round robin c,irds were signed by the lB attending to be sont ln Miss Margaret Sauer and Mrs. Zel111 Cross, members who are ill. It was reported that MiliS Sauer is some improvFd, A roporl was made that the rum­ mage sale which was held Jul week end WH successful and plans were made for a bake sale to be held the 22nd or this mnnlh at the Tri-Lu!!lrc Cl<'11.ner11. All mcml)crA arc> rcqul'sll'ft lo donate £or the sale whirh w\11 start al �Mr11. Martha Chilth reminrlcd the mombers of 1hr visit 0£ the Chelil X - ray Unit whil'h will be in '.>iid­ dleporl Nov. 4 & 5. She urged all lo allend. The next meeting will be prC\ccd­ t-d by a potluck supper al 6:30. After lhc> meetinG rcrrcshmcnts were served in the dininl! room which was decorated with the rail theme of leave� and rlowers. Hos­ tesses for the evc>nini;: wc>re Mrs. Jcsn Zirkle, Mrs. Maxine Owens and Mrs. Biggs. $1 .00 a pair BOYS' 11 81G YANK" FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS San forized flannel school shirts in sizes· 6 to 18. Bola plaids, colorful checks, novelty patterns, full cut, con­ vertible collar. Excellent selection. $1 .95 Men's WORK UNIFORMS Special price tor this sale on men's Big Yank Work trousers and matching shirts. THE PANTS are full cul in sit­ es 29 lo 50 waist measure, have zipper fl y, no tare belt loops, bar tacked al all ,train points. I i' 1 • NAVY BLUE eGRIY eTAN eGRIIN THI SHIRTS match the trous­ ers -and are in 1ize, 14� to 20. Have two -button through• flap p0ekets, cut extra full and well made. $6.00 a suit MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS ' ., < �-- Warm and practical flannel pajama• for men . Sanforlz• ed shrunk,1 elastic comfort wajstband, double stitched seams, notched collar coal style. Sizes A, B, C, and D. $2.95 New Selffllon Men's Collon Print New Fabrics and New Styles HALF SLIPS .2.95 - $3,95 PANTIES fl .25 lo f!.50 GOWNS f5.95 lo fB.95 i PAJAMAS fS.95 lo fB.95 WEST BEND WATERIISS COOKWARE SETS e I qt sa�c� pan with cover · e 2 qt. sauce pan with cover e s Extr• HeNY Atumlnum. Look At All You Get Lillie Boy1' Flannel SPORT SHIRTS Tue,day Nirht Mee1in11 ,1 SiNI 8 to 8X. Waah 'n we11r aport fiannel,. Wide spread coUar stylei. Generowly cut. � pattema. $1 .95 Wonda Grip Trouw Hallgen AdJu1table trouter eufr h'lln-. ceri. Easy to ,u1e. Keep.a the crease r-nor aharp. Adjuate lo .&Of cuff. 8 1n a pack• ""'· me , 77c Elberfel ds In Pomeroy OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT f ��TI� !, �·�� �- Down After Dec. 31 · qt. saur., pan wiqi cover e s qt. dutch oven 111aster • 10 Inch skillet e cover for Dutch Oven and 10'' skillet Recipe book . If PurthMO!I Separ1lely $25.40 e You Pay.Only $14.99 PLANT DUTCH BULBS NOW Plant now for bet1lly next spring. 'J\IUpj,, dllfl'odlls, croe110, narclssua and hya. clnlbl. PAJAMAS, Sizes A, B, C, D . . , . . . , . . . . . , " , Church Of/Ida& Held Miss Carolyn Smith, Sugar Run Fourth Grade teacher, led a group discussion on "Professional Standarda" Wednesday nlght at an OEA sponsored Drivc•ln Conference at the Washington Elementary School in Gallipolis. Sixteen Pomeroy teachers at• tended the meeting wh. ich was preceded by a dinner. Robert Miener, Obio Education As11ociation repre. senlativc led discussions on teach, er legiai'ltion profession al problems, ind (OEA> membership. Drive-In conferences are held throughout Ohio by ·the OEA to keep " teaehers informed or current developments In lh.eir profession. Tonight a conferen.:e is b eing held in M•rictta. Middleport teachen attended one in Athens last night. Attending £rom Pomeroy were Miss Genevieve Stobart Mrs. BeaMr;. Dorolhy trice Rhinehart Barnes Mr Robert Robert.s Miss CarOly� s�iLh Mrs. Marth� Huated, Mrs. Gl�dys Haym im , Mr.!1. Eva Stout, Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, illiss Constance Marley, Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, •Mrs. Cecilia Hart, rd.ills Helen Smith, Mrs. Elaine Rom1h, Mrs. Ellen Gibbs and ·Mr. Charles Gibbs. SLIPS f3.95 - .5,95 Ya nk" " B ig Teacher Leads Discussion, In---,.,....... - - . ....... .. Da:ive-ln Meeting ,.,� knee lo p. green BEAUTIFUL IIDSPRIADS Very finely �•en fully revenible pattern w{th heavy fringe border. Mach-Jne washable, 100% c::91,ton, prtthNmk, No ironing n�e•ey. In natur■l, bleached white, treen , pet.l pink, turquotse, yellow. Early Amerlean Colealal lled9read Twin or Ftl Size - $8.95 IATHROOM RUGS Oblonr fur-Uke ac:r,,Ue 1e1tter 1'111' for bathroom. bedside or. boudoir. Made of 100� Dupont ·Virgin Nylon Pile. Wash11ble and color £ut. f;olora White, Pink, Lemon, Blue .Mist. Bennu.da Blue, Indian Gold. Lid C.ven . . . . . fl.95 11" X Rug , . . $9" 14" X il" Rue , . , " . . • l5,15 ,s.9s en t1 ne Pomeroy•Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Oclober 6, 1960 .... "°"' 1 peling I ror the honor or being Pomeroy High School Homecom• ing Queen, Oct. 2 1 , are campaign. ing hard for the election next Tuesday. They are Paula Sayre, Carolyn Edwards, Ruth Ann Brothers, Sharon Young and Sondra o,ake. The winner takes the traditional ride around the gridiron in a shiny new automobile escorted by her high school sweetheart (usual­ ly), and surrounded by her court (the election losen). This year the Homecoming is when the Wellston R()(kets play the Panthers. NEW RECRUITIR S.Sgl. Jessie L. Brown has invad­ ed the tr1-county area as a re­ cruiter for the U. S. Air Force with his main office in Gallipolis and scheduled appearance• in Pomeroy and M iddleport. He can be reached in Meigs County Tues­ days, 8:30 to noon, at the Masonic Hall in Pomeroy, or at the Middle• port Post omce. FuJtz se ected I To Represent PUS In Tests Dizzy Us That's Th• Homecoming of the Pl■t­ woocl1 Methodl•t Church will N held Suncl■y, OctoNr 9. Th• openlne me11•• will be at 10 a. m. by the Rev. C.rd followed 'l>V Sunder School •nd a N,ket din­ llM' •t noen, The efternoon Nn'• kaa will begin •t 1 :45 p. m. with the Rev. John p. LNII of ti• Chriat Methocllat Church of Col• umbu• a& the euHt 1pe1k•r, R.v. LNII 11 • -..11 kMwn man of God. The large circular time piece was installed at lhe bank 1everal month, ago. It is almost everybody's wriat-watch aa it �volvea six times a minute and 360 times each hour. ,, The Sentinel calculation of the clock's revolutions, pending no power (allure or breakage of lhe tim,;peace, reveal that the cl()(k turn, 8,640 times a day; 259,200 times in a 30 day month. · Keep figuring the tu.rns of the electric masterpleee and you will find that it revolves 3, l l0,400 times a year. On the back or the circular ln$trument, the bank has placed Invasion Force Hits Cuba, Fights With Cuban Army Middleport Rescue Unit Called Twice On Wednesday HAVANA UPI - The Cuban government announced today that a 27-man Invasion force, including in Americans, landed three eastern Cuba Tuesday. and clashed 24 hours later With the Cuban mJI. itary. Michael Fultz, a junior at The announcement said the Porueroy High School. has been leader of the invaders was killed, named to represent the school and were captured others two 1 at a state science examlnatlon to chasing the were iera sol Cuban � 8 State Ohio October at held be rugged country University H the gueat of the other . 24 1� the · Columbus ' and So 11th·ern Ohio of Onente Province. The iovernmtl'lt co_mrll:un iq�_e E M't...t,- romnaP.:f. , v , "' �.:'iil''f"at1e1ened bS'""'NIRlplt' f .ebilr�� l,a �•-••-tnlalll a and th•t �ey nited St8te the _u \h .faines n·lebl on the Hia or his earned an American flag �h1ch PHt record and e:eneral �ptlt11de Wednesday s enhe 11 suc- was captured i n in science studies. counter. . ce1sful in the test at Ohio State · he wlll win a t.rlp lo the Sec>ond ' National Youth Conference on the Atom to be held at Chleago ,,. in October. CHARLESTON, W. YA. UPIAf�r the examination, Mike , Earl H. Mith,.., 32, of nN rby will be the guest or the Columbus Ma rmet plNded 11ullty today te and Southern Ohio Electric Com pullln■ off w..t :,.'lrtlnla'a bl• pany al a luncheon lo be held in gest sln1I• thett-aome $3'5'1.· the Frankl in Room or the Uril000 from th, vault of th, Stat, versity Student Union. .,..,_rtmant. Motor Vllhlcl-.. Mike i1 a member �f the Pome• Mathewt ,n♦.red the 1uUty roy High School Science Club ''" to • ch■rl' ef brok�". and has reeeived two auccessive ■nd enttrln1 In connutlon with "Excellent" rati�ga to� projects the Ju ne 19 crime. It wu the entere� _In District Science 1:9ay mod Hrlou• char.. th1t could eompetltton al Ohio University, be plaeM 11aln1t him. _ Athens, Ohio, He is also a member of the IS HOSPfTALIZID football squad, the Vanil�y "P" Mrs. Hobart Bryson, Racine, Club, treuurer of the Junior Class and on the busineaa staff of was admltted to St. Joseph Hospi­ the "Pomeroyan.'' He Is the son tal, Parkersburg, yesterday, fourth of Mr: and Mn. Leslie F. Fultz, noor, and was to undergo sur• gery today. l lO Ht gh St. Mike will be accompanied on NEW YORK UPI-Stocks rose his trip to Columbus by Ronald L Hal"ld, or Columbus and Soulh- ·under a croundswell of support em Ohio Electric Complny's in a moderately active opening . ____ e of id d . lc rt l M • Pc.•::..::c.:.l;,.________.:._ tod _a:..y_ _____ .::::.:.;.:::: u BULLETl�I ---'--- ,t The Middleport Emergenc>y-Rescue Unit answered two calla Wednesday, transporting one per. son to the Meigs General Hospital. At 5: 40 a. m. the Wl it · was called to 131 South Fourt st., where Mabel Hyaell had become ill_. UP.On the aqival , . uf a Jocal pht9ttlan, ,. ttte . llfilt'"wi'B relieved. At 10:30 p._ m . the unit was called to the home of Mrs. Mary Yost, N. Set0nd Avenue, where Mrs. Yost had £alien receiving a possible broken hip. Sbe ,was t�ken to the Meigs General Hosp1tal. III A .• '• lil!' •, ...._ a snotto "Time To Save" which al10 draws wide attention. If anyone would contradiel the ab0;ve figureS". The Sentinel staff and Bank members invite you to stand and watch the clock revi>lve for the oncoming years. Third Annual Oldtimer Game • Is October 16 I BOSTON UPI - Efforts to raise thr« engines which may re­ veal the eause of an Easlern Air Lines erash that killed 61 persons Tue11day night will get underway toda.y. Officials l't!garded the engines as the mosL important pieces of evidence in the light or a theory advanced Wednesday that a hllJle flock of surllngs may have caused tht tragedy. Elwood R. Que111de, admini1tra· tor of th e Federal Aviation Agency, said all evidence so Car indicated the Btarlings choked the engine! and caused a "flame out" that sent the silver airliner plung­ ine into Boston Harbor. Eleven persons Burvlved the ac­ cident. Sil: or lhem are ho1pital­ lzed in critical oondilion. Included In Projects N1 •ntrals' Dre:am Blown Away In Maneuvering dli C[NCINNATI UPI - The U. S. Corps of Engineers Wedneaday re­ leased plans for a $31 ,500,000 con­ struction project in the Ohio­ l(entueky-lndiana area. Ohio projecUi included: $10 mil­ lion to construct porlions of a new dam nur Neville, Clermont Coun­ ty; •$300,000 for a rad11r tower in Bellefontaine: a $400,000 logistics and communication facility at the Bring An Appetite Gentile Air Force Depot near Day­ ton; $1 ,000,000 In Improvements on To Booster Event the Ohio River; $100,000 for Nike Eastern High School Boosters lncking unit& in Felicity, Cler­ will sponsor a ham, bean and mont County, and in Oxford, and corn . bread supper at the school, a $1'1,000 armory at Troy. Saturday, October 8 from 5 until 8 p. m . Biscuits, potalo salad, slaw, cake, pie, frult salad, · and jello Headon Colli•ioo will also be sei'ved. Members In• Kill• Concord Man vile the public to "come and LANCASTER, Ohio UPI-Chari bring an appetite." es G. Norton, 61, New Concord, P short l waa killed today in head-on collision with a c■r driven by a MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL teen-age boy. Admi1sions: Mary Yost, Middle• Neal Harvey, 17, Lancaster, was injured seriously and his port; Frank Shumway, Reedsville, companion Ralph Binkley, Jr., 19 and Fay Jordon, Carpenter. Discharges: Henry Hensley, Long Amanda, was in fair condition as Bottom; Alvin Norris, Pomeroy; ■ result or the accident. Ellen Norris. Pomeroy, and Frank The Fairfield County sheriff's office taid Harvey 'tried tq pass Slill, Middleport. a third car and drove directly BAKE SALE •NNOUNCED Int o Norton•, auto. The Meigs Temple Pythlan Sis• ten- will b,ve a bake 1tle at the Tri-Luster Cleaners, <fctober 22, ' MA� JAILED ' Fred Jenkinl, Syracu,e, is Jn 11tarting at 9 a m. All slaters are eountf iaU Uua morniq on. a "6HNled to donate soa:,,ethinl lw lloe oolo- - � .. ••••• .. -· 1 Democratic candidate Join F. Kennedy had an appearance in lhe border state of Kentucky-at Covington-where he could answer Nixon's charges that Ile bas failed to ",q uarely face" the civil ' rigbt.s iuu� in the South. Before the Covington .addreu, Kenned)' planned to re1t and CARROLL MOWl!ltY work on a speech on Cuba he Mrt. New.a Monr, Bolyard of will deliver in Cincinnati lo119 Ash-It, Middleport, hH r.­ night. Hil 11Uff look the unusual celftd word that her sen, Car­ atep or announcing in advance roll Mo...-y, who ■redffled the topic of the apeech, wbic>h from Middl•porl High School In they described H "important.' 1 957, h■a ertduattd fAm the Wednesday nighl the eandidato.Vry School of Electronics in es were greeted by almost unconChica90 and h11 now been pr• trollably enthusiaalic mobs--NixrMted to fwem•n for Zenith on in Philadelphia by the biue1t Corp. Mr, Mowery'• sister, Mr-. crowd of his camp.a,ign, and KenC.onnl• Snider, also attended nedy in Louisville, Ky., by the Middleport Hl9h School ■nd his wildest rettption or bis camyoun..r 1i1ter, Dotti•. 11 a hnlor piign. at Mlcldl•port this yHr. H• and Hits KfllflHy Stand his wife, the fomwr Dollr fraz­ In Philadelphia and earlier in ier, and two d■ughtar■, Klfflffli• New York City-both with large and Tammy, plan to make a perNegro populationh-Nixon hamrMMnt home lo Chicago. Mn. mered at the dvii rlghla stand Mow1rv is •Ito employed by of Kennedy and Democratic vice Zenith. presidential nominee Lyndon B. -------Johnson,_ a Texan. The Yice pre11ident said the Hilbert Price, educator, sports• man, coach. boy coun11elor, and sports ran deluxe or Portland, has announce d the third annual Port• land Oldtimers' Baseball Game will be played October 1 6. Later this )'ear because of the World Series, the gjme will pit (essentially) Pottbnd area players ag•lm;t those o( the Reedsville area. Dorsel Riebel is heading the Reedsville contingent. The first two games te11tured II format of Portland players versus one-tlm-e Stlversville performers. llegardless of where a former ball pl.,-er Is from, he is sure t ha.:11: least three awinp, or wort an .:..olknc--or so kn the ·inner or . . �.P . ' outtr pastures. The game bas drawn upwards of 500 £ans because each c.an relive great momenl15 in local sports or pasl years. And, of course, Mr. Price, prin­ clpal of Portland Elementary School, uses the oceasion for the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPI­ school PTA to peddle hotdop, Bott drink, and coffee, all for ' a The neutralist dream of arranging an Eisenhower • Khrushchev meet­ good cause. 11 ing got lost early today in a fog of parliamentary maneuving that forced the neutral leaders to with­ draw their Big Two summit reso­ lution in disappointment. It was a victory or sorts for the United Stales which sent Secretary or Slate Chrislian A. Herter to oppose the idea or a meeting be• tween two men who might be "here today and gone tomorrow." But the neutralist.a led by In­ WASHINGTON UPJ-Network dian Prime Minister Jawaharlal officials today promised a "more Nehru went down fighting and comfortable an(:! Jess auBtere" they had more than a mcuure of setting for Friday's nationwide support from the new African televjsion debate between Sen. nation members. John F. Kennedy and Vice Pre­ The wrangling go so intense and sident Riehard M. Nixon. involved that at one point btrore Preparations for the sec>ond midnight, the Gener-,1 Assembly meeting of · th.e tw o presidential called a IS minute recess that candidates, which will be held in actually lasted almost an hour NBC's studios here. have ta)ren while delegates politicked. into account criticisms and .!lug­ The Issue ran so long that the gestions growing out of their assembly never got around to the Chicago appearance Sept. 28. equ111ly crucial matter of the Th.en the two men �at in chairs question of a seat tor Red China, on a bleakish set backed up by a which was supposed to have been simulated brick wall. For Fri• taken up al the nighttime session. day's debate, there have been to changes, mainly designed m11k.e the selling more comfort­ Standard Oil Honor8 able . 21 Men 'f:or Service Friday's show. which will be Twenty-one Sohioans trom televised from the WRC-NBC stu . Portsmouth Division of the Stan­ dios in Washington starling al dard Oil Company received aer­ 7:30 p. m. EDT will follow the vice awards the evening of Octo­ s11me general lines of the first ber 4th at a dinner ceremony debate. Four reporters will ask held at the Elk's City Club, Pori.!l­ questions. moulh. The four are Alvin Spivak, H. E. Loudenslager, division United Press International; Hal manager, greeted lhe employees Levy, Newsday; Edward P. Mor­ and their wives and presented gan, ABC and Paul Niven, CBS. the diamond-studded pins, repre­ Efforts To Raise Airliner Engines More Comfort Underway Today Promised For Second Debate Village Council At Racine �ues WarningToPr�sters Its r. OWo-Kentucky Area the refuse -would have meant a new house Uon would be lo money. · two and· c■r, -edut:aUon for their However, both the minister children (a boy a and a &lrl 1), new elotbt11 travel, all the thin1s and Smith said there waa "no pre-s­ they had only been able to dream sure" and Smith added that hls • talk with the mlni,ter was only 'of. "After the lnllial excitement a small factor in Ills final deci1ion. "It had nothina: to do wJth my began lo wear away," Smith said "I realited my wife and I were religious principles," he 111jd. Smith, who works as a drattlperfectly happy and content a1 man said he had directed that w, were." He aald he reached his final de- the money be placed in the handa ci1ion after com111IUna with bis or trustee, - whom he refused · to p11tor, the Rev. Rria n Gou, at identlfy - lo make donation• to the Methodlat. Church In his home charities. Smith 'uld 1!e wu pla�ninc to town of Bill')'. 1 told move hi• family into a new house The minister •aid he Smith that 1 "MetbocUam tr�wn, --complete with mortaage - and and m.t the . anty -� bave t:o, forqo bliflns' • on famb� :�'i ..... · � � -. •tj -,;,1J,!l .,_ . ,.. _. , Tt I I r f • '. II. I ,J ' , (' I I ( . ' ' (. ' • } � By United Pr... lnlerruillonal GOP presidential nominee Richard M. Nixon, charging his Democratic rival has ducked the civil rights issue in the South, had the opportunty today to demonstrate in , Dixie what he termed his own "straighUorward" stand on the problem. The vice preaident scheduled a midday speech in Nashville, Tenn. - his eighth campaign venture into the normally Demo­ cratic South - before fi)'ing to Cleveland for an evening rally and then back to Wasbmgton to prepare for the second TV "great debate" Friday night. 'Round and 'round it goes and Where it stop s nobody knows. the big clock on the Pomeroy National Bank corner at Second and Court-sts. RIV, IOHN P. LIWIS $80,000 Pool Winner Gi vnig Bundle T� Charity Because He Wants To: Work For What He Gets i Both Candidates Preparing For Second TV 'Great Debate' i Pomeroy Natioojank Clock Revolves 'Rollltd And 1{ound Racine Village Council Issued a warning to pre•Halloween COLUMBUS UPI-Disallowed regular meet, ranksters Wednesday evening when ii held Korean War compensation , claims · ng at the village hall. will not be re-considered after The lcounCII eleded to enforce youths are cauaht, the parents wlll Dec. 31 fund director Walter U. the 9 p. m. curfew ordinance from be held re,�n•lble," he 11ld. Bolton said today. Othu busJness lncluded the de, He aaid that was the date set now through Halloween. The curto open drains on Fiflh•st cialon aome tor effect In Com­ been hilll few Fund Sinking by the state 1 miHion tor consideraion of the lime but never enlorced strictly, around the grade 1ehool and to re­ iravel the area on Sixth which ha& 8,245 claims which were disal­ Mayor Erne.Rt A. Wingett said. lowed. . Mayo r Wlngett said that Mar- been under rep.at.:. Pre■ent at the meeting be11des shall ''Putt" Lyons wfJuld be pa• n!!l P. N. A, 0. TO MEET trolling streeta every niiht and Mayor Wln1ett and Manh.ill 1,yf Division 14 of P. N. A. 0. will anyone under age of 18 must be were eouncll men Albert Hill, . ,da• meet al 7:30 p. m. Friday at the accompanied by their parents or rte Rou.!lh, Paul Holter and Hdton Wolfe Sr. Othm pre,ent �re Rock SpriJlis Grange Hall. All some responsible pt!lrion. Street CommiHifJner Jerry Grimm, be­ are divisidn the or a 'mtntber "Thus far orlb a ' few prank• Village Clerk M■y Cleland and Ina urged to attend by Mrs. Faye have been pulled, but if any 'l,'reaaurer Harriet Neia:ler. kimes, preaidenl. UPI - Ray.mood LONDON SmiLh .!llld today he wo,lld gi-ve to charity lhe $80,000 he won ln a footbaJl pool because "1 would , rather work for what I get." · Smith, 30. won the money by puttlni up 70 cents and picking et1ht tie.1 out or 515 game1 la.,;t 1 Sbnday. The soccer pools have be· come • nmUon•l paatlme in Britaln and inost people enter them almo.d automallcally. But when Smith found out he � 1 wlnner�d I b?a one at tbat.Lhe bad what he called "sec• imd thou,bt,." Jie ud ' )Ji• 28-year-old wife, , • 'IND1 put u,eir he■dl togeth� '1114 tllbd the whole thin1 out. SINGLB COP!:' - Ii< GOP Standard Bearer In Dixie Again To Declare His Stand On Civil Rights . Local resid�nts know n to have attended yesterday's open­ �ng worl� series game in Pittsblirgh were reporting very en­ Joyable limes today providing you were a Pirate fan. Bob Haggerty and Louis Sauer ol Middleport drove to Pills· burgh early ,Wednesday morning and offered praise today for the way the crowds and tralfic were bandied going lo the ball park and at the game. Livi ng $1 5.95 CLOTHES DRYING RACKS NO. 145 Fans Attended First Series' Game; PUS Queens Nominated Size 72x84 fits twin or full size beds. Available in popu'lar colors _ Light Green, Turquoise, Pink, Camel, Blue. C O TTON DISH TOWELS a1 Liked Day In Pittsburgh Electric Blankets keep you snug and warm at even temperature. Nylon blend . Bake Sale ls Planned By Sisters Group ' VPL XII ELEm1c BLANKET WOOD e hvtherll lN c-t.-.l Ohia: C� ffllll Kitt..... NNw• tfl" 1ur,ai111 hUOWN � �rl-. this ._,..awww-.. F•lr ... n.... .... l'rW.,,. CMler. Hlth, ... day In th.a f..- Jo.,. '- tonlaht '" ......... deullf..,.. �----------------------::----:':'.-:-::-�-::"':-:::-----:---:-.-:-��----------------------- ·--- BEACON'S AUTOMATIC I , • hA:1- Perlecl Sleeping Comfort For You 1 I The churth acbool te1cher1 and offlcen of the FJnt Baptist Chur!!:1, Middleport, met Tueaday evenln1 at the home of Mr. and Mra. Paul Smart with Tony P'OW• ler, superintendent Jn charge. Mr,. Charle, Bennett led the devoUonal period with Mr. Smart t?Onducttne the program . Aner the do.,e of the meeting rerre,hmenll were served b)' the bosta to those mentioned above and Rev. 1md Mn. Donald Boone. Mr. tnd Mn. L. D. Dllea, )Ira. IJett Bodlmer, Mra. Beul■b Wfilte, Mn. wuu, Anthony, Mn. f'r.v,n­ !i!! - ud Mn. ""'" Houda' lfl"n1W ,l,{,}l 1111H 'f'l'li':t"' p . .... ' ' .,,,>. The heawlHt hutneq •f all tlmN ••• lebtrt larJ Huthff, _., tiled July 1 0, 1951, at the ... ef U. H_, of floh Hook, ' 111., ......... 1 ,041 ,..,.,. ...,.,, ilo­ fore hla death. He alN ,.......,. tho ■rHtolt ncordtd ltirth - 124 • SHOP ON THE SECOND FLOOR -,for Ladies Ready-To-Wear - Luggage - Curta ins Draperi es - P i l lows - Wi ndow Shades ·- La mps - Furnitu re , , PlQnS A CfJVffy M Qd f A t Ch UrCh Meeting M.onday 1.1\'ing up to their name. the Pep Club, of Middlcoort Hii?h incl laat Thursday aftemcon in the gym with appro ximately 100 students pre11ent. Miss Nancy Dunbar, organlter and advisor, met with the group and cheer leadera were on hand lo lead the yel11 and new cheers. The new rroup Includes stu­ .denl!I £rom the 7th i::radt! \l!l, and elected Marilyn Sw11n as presi­ dent and L)'nn Daniell as vic>c president. Cindy Sauer w111 elect­ ed scc>retary and Carol Scott, treasuRr. The group is hoping to have a special section reaerved at the home games and hope, to attend the out or town 11:ames, providing transportation can be aecured. They plan to meel each Thurs­ rlay afternoon to arouse interest and enthu1l111m for each week's aame. ' Now You Know • SHOP ON THE FI R.ST FLOOR for Television - Radios -'-- Housewares - Notions - Dry Goods - Sheets - Work Clothi ng - Hobby Su ppl ies - Boys Clothing - Candy, etc. Mi-ddleport P,ep Club Meeting Attend,3d By 100 • 5YJ ,,......,..,., . ...,,...,<#. � -----........- ...,..,,.......,_..__ ..,. • 11 •- ,---,.�•.• • ,.r,1f, .,...... . ' MAKE ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY YOU R SHOP PING CENT ER FOR ALL YOU R -FAMI LY N EEDS! The Octobe r meeting of the Official Board of the United Methodist church met Monday evening at the church with Mrs. C . F. Tompkins, chairman, presiding. They will he met in Lo11don LIJ �I r ;md Mr� lld bcrl Welker, I' 1 1J11nr �a11rrl and daughters Li mb I � n d l lehr,1 a n d will 11pend several da} :. with thern. ·-- -�--- - -- ..- Reports H,eard, Accepted, At Board Meeting Of United Methodist Church M bs 1-:hiabeth l3allyJ Sauer '8 Juton, members of lhe rum foni1a Mtddl eport ft'sident 110'1\' IIUliion1 on minions, lay lead1·n 111 m g III Columbus where she is «aalt-men of commissions 011 stew tmpluyt:d wuh the L• mted Air. �p and finance, W SCS pre:. 1 J111es, � nd Miss June Ba,iley, also diia.ta, church school superintt-n l'mplu1cd wuh the Airlmes, left and an)' other� who wish to sunda} for a trip a broad, Their ttead. f1r:.1 �top will be !he Hotel Pare th i.:11a 111 Hume, •ti ...- --�-.."".. Ill Electronic- E-ar Ready For Probe Into Outer Space WASHINGTON UPI - The Na• lional Science Foundation is get­ ting ready ontt again to turn a giant el«tronic ear toward outer sp.ac>e to listen for poalble signs of life. The first try- earlier ·lhiA year at lhe Green Bank, W. Va., listen• ing post reported only lhe usual maze o( natural radio wave11 a). ready llnoWn to acientistl. Dr. Geoffrey Keller, -director of the foundation's astronomy pro­ gram, said scientislB at Green Bank would make some equip­ ment changes before the new at­ tempt. Keller 'said the teclmici■n1 were trying to put together a "mou sophisticated" receiver in the probe for life sounds among the pl1mets. Democratic candidate, held dif• fering view1 on the mailer. He Hid Kennedy stated his civil rights poi.ition in only one of 10 aouthern apeechea. He flatly chaJ . len1ed the Mauaehusetl.!I senator to spe■k out on the issue in Dixie. When he delivered the spec>ch, Nixon left out about h■lf the civil rights statements contained in hi.!1 ad vance text dhtributed to new1men. This caLUed a pouible eontro• veny. Amona: tbe part.a left out was a quote attributed to John­ son in wbfoh the tenalor uid he was not a civil righll advoc.i.te. Kteln lbpleina o.i.,ion Thret houn after the speech was delivered and nine hours af• ler the advance text. was given to reporters, Ni.Hn', preu secretary flerbert G. Klein s11id the quote had not been used because l� vice president discovered it was from a Drew Pearson column and w11 not complete. Kennedy touched briefiy on civ­ ii right, Wednesday during bis campaigning in LouiJville. A crowd of about 25,000 i n Court Bouae Square cheered - ,rhea the·A10illnee--eoa,1r1tulatetl tti.e : cit)' - for lts IOSO compliance wiUI the Supreme Court's school integration decision. ..An example was set to the nation and to lbe world" he de­ clared. In his main Bpeech, to a $5(1.-a­ plate Louisville fund raising •din­ ner, Kennedy charged that Nixon was "reluctant to .admit around el•tion time that he is a Repub, lican." Kennedy said the GOP nominee after supporting administratino programs for years, now has re, pudialed. the Republic.an agrici.d­ tw-e secretary, the Republic.an Treasury secretary·e tighl money policy and the Republican inter­ ior secretary's freeze on new wa­ ter projects. ''The nut thing you know, the Republican truth squ.ad will ha\'e lo follow him around," Kennedy II.id. This drew laughter. Garn.,. <Jaim• His Innocence Of Charge senting 400 years of service. In• eluded was Allen E. Jenkin.son, of Middleport, w ho represented 15 years of service. Bernard Gar11e1 was arraigned, yesterday before Common Pie.as Judge .John C. Bacon and plead not guilty to charges or Lres­ Judge Bacon To Serve pa,sing upon private property On Chillicothe Trial with intent to steal gasoline. Common Pleas Judge John C. He al legedly committed this Bacon has received confirmation crime on the property of Rex or his appointment b)' the Ohio Tanner. He posted $300 bond to Supreme Court to serve with two appear before a jury at a later other judges. ThomH W. Mit�ell time. and Howard Goldsberry on a Chil1ieothe trial. Judge Bacon and the two other GE Seeking Injunction impaneled judges will be,r 11ix Against Union Pickets felonies and four defendent, at BUCYRUS, Ohio UPI - Gen­ the October 13 session. eral Electric, charging S4 em­ ployes are . impriSOfled in its Lamp Plant here, w11 to . go to Girl Scouts Piao court today, seek..ing an injunction Rummage, Bake Sal.e against pickets ot the striking In• The Salisbury Girl Scouts are ternation11l Union or Electrical to have a rummage and bake sa,)e Workers. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21 and Plant lt.anager John w. Wright 22 in the building in Pomeroy, for­ charged lhat 21 of the 34 GE em­ merly ()('Cupied by the Cleland Ap. ploye& in the plant have been pliances Store. there since Tuesday morning. He Mrs. C. D. Karr Sr. and Mrs. liaid all or them were in "fear of Mary Sauvage are ehaitmen. a wild, threatening picket line." NEW YORK UPI-Nikita Khru• sbch.ev basked today in bis role as "lhe music 11)111" of the Unit­ ed Nations, based on a night of singing "The Volga Boatman" conducting "The Stal' Spangled Banm•r" and drum-beating al the General A1sembly. The Soviet premier had another big night on the big town. and · despite his Leetotaling, was the lire of the party at Indian, Cam­ bodian, Romanian and Ru!sian receptions. During the party rounds lhe entertaining Khruahchev didn't forget to squeeze in a c>ommerclal tor hi.!1 new revision of the Unit­ ed Nationa UM, , c.lprJing u..t needs," he said, "surgical inter• ference.'' The Communist leader was callght red-handed leading a c>horus or ''The Star Spancled Banner'' after he emuged from 11. reeeplion al the Romanian Emdweller bassy. An apartment atross the street bad pla<!ed a phonograph _on his window •µJ and was blaring away with a record of the National Anthem when Khrushchev loo�ed up, 1urprised . He started w■vmg his arms like a cond uctor until tbe reeord came , to an end. A small crowd outaide &ave him mixed r�action.-applause and -booi--mucb like the Dlhed reac- Russian Premier Draws Mixed Notices In Role As Music Man, Drum Beating At UN �ions ... .,.... .,,. ... ... .. - .. ... - - .W W• when he again engaged in table I General pounding Wednesday at the U. N. Assembly aesaion when the Philippine dele&atlon attack­ ed Russia's policiea. Khrushchev started. his evening nU by . receivln.i Franklin Mercet I Negro splrJtuaJ .!linger from Hollywood and · two women. The singers atarted a chorus or "The Volga Boatman•• and the irre­ • preal b1e Kbru1behev joined in with a ''yo--oh-'10-ho" ln a boom­ l .ng volee and with gestures. No one hid whether he was on key,L but they acned it was g ood and loud. ''The VOIK• Boatman" !,r; OM _ _ � Juaaj,J''1 clal■ic folk - __ ., ..,. .. lloo ..... I ' I t't I- I �- -... ·- - - --�ei• -· .. . .. . .... .. . T'· - � _ HneJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. S, 1960 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd1/'por.t, TEL EV ISIO N GU I DE WSAZ-TV · Chan nel 3 G1111II 3 - Wedlllldll' ·�� 4 :00 4:30 1:00 IS:IO 1:00 1:11 l':a -,;all •:411 T:00 '7:IO 8:80 lhfll) :'L':00 hl:30 9:30 U:00 11:1P ll:11, .1,ao " "NIAIT II WITH THEM'-Spmdinl another wefikend at Ult Ruulan country estate in Oleo Cova <111. Long Jalu4 1, 'Won making another spe�h before the United Nat:il;ml "' \� � ADembly ln New York,. Soviet Premier NUdta IPuuabcbev held a brid new1 con.larence outaide. Be told .,, , ,.,..r4 .b1a "'heut LI witll them"' ud, alllce II WIii IO cold, .: lwli'�uld not aJJpear out.aide a,p.tn ao "go aa home." � l lse ,·cal P.;;.u;;;. .;.,;;.;. ;:._ � ._ . .. t-Jit .., , • ts, Oil, Are Critical • and Oklahoma have been uniled from the start for Nixon. Not so wilh the Democrats and their man. Gov. Prier Daniel aumlQed it up for Teias Democrats when hecklers interrupted him In the midst of hi, keynote speeh in tlte recent state �mocratic · convention in Dsllaa. , 'We are going to have harmony cvea i( we have to tight for ii," Daniel said. And he almost did have to fight for it . Arch-cooservatirts in the party wanted to jetti.!lon the e■· tire Democr11tic national lat­ form . Daniel wanted lo ,mi,ort the national candidates with�t supporting all of the national pkl-,, form. In the end, with some ma� verlng. Daniel had his way. � convention pursed two elect•� 11 . , .._ But 11Nfe111ona1 polltlc.lana and who said they'd vote for NilWJI er 1 i11ieervers reOecl that the in the Electoral Collece even li II t.1d •U"lW vote1 before the Kennedy won. rt also barred tix eJ,ctlo» showed Tkomas E. un('ooperali\'e d�legates. er &bead of Harry S. TruTexas Repubilcana held t}wlr :man. . state ronvention the Bame day in, :· 'It It pureb Idiotic to predicl Galveston and it wu harmony Novl'lf!lllber election in Septem- and Ni1un all the way. The most " Robert Hollingsworth, diie[ belligerent resolution denounced cal -titer for the Dalla� Lyndon B. Johnson for trying to ftlfll Herald, one of I he biggest gc-t l' lected to the vice presidency newspapers in the and Senate at the same time. Same Story .,.. It is about the same story ;._�I nmember 1958. when It wae !"""°klna pretty rosy for the Demo- among Democrats in Oklahoma. ��atii fn Texas and then the Suez Mony tegi1lator.s and other Dcm­ ;�lti• blew up. At that time. Ad- orraUc party leaden don't Uke. Steven&0n was talking about Gov . Howard Edmondson'e "'Ivy Nflllllment arid ending nuclear League E1pproach'' to tovernment. ind lhe voter• left him. in Oil Is always a sensitive Issue 11." in Texu and Oklahoma becau.e � Ge For Ike the economlea of the two ttatff � ' PMldlnt Elsenhowe-r earrled are so closely tled to It. flte :1!9th Texu - where he was born whole Democralll'.' executl\'e com­ ._ IPl Oklabtima in Ul52 and 1956, mittee in Texu went over to :rm­ . ;t'hen are 24 electoral votes in 1enhower In 1952 for promt11h11- to �� and B In Oklahoma. /iupport a bill giving the '1tiltll - • ftl Republlc,n11 in both T.exa1: _control ot oil under -their tide. · 1andK. The oil depletion allowance • It E:lves an oilman a 3'11,s per cent deduction on hll income tu for 11.ny income derived from oil - l1 amoel ui; Important an luue thi1 year. l l can also be downrla:ht em­ bartaSlling. Sen. Robert Kerr or Okl11homa, who Is pledged to 1up­ port the Kennedy-Johneon ticket, (5 11 bii oil m"n. The DemocraUc platfOJ'Jn 11 for, culting the depletion allowance out; the Republican• clalm they arc in favor of an al1ow,1nee. Qut thert are more 1tptl1tt ' than oilmen In Tuu ·1,14 Oki,� MANY OTHIR homa - 1,500,000 ln Tei• 400,000 ih Otllboina - · Ind large majqri-ty app1.renU1 are op, posed to a Catholic pre1Ident. The,y Include l>f, 'g, 9. tJd llor of lho llal>Ual 81oO�>A WHEN YOU DINE which has a 380,000 drcul��on. WITH US Ht i1 opposed to Kennedy and he • explains that he ,and other BIP• Try U1 Soon U1t1 are not OPPGH4 to him 11 a man, but bec1U1e of th'• 'tultall• tarlan l)'tltm" el &he Catholic Church. J:J1.ptNSlo111 of rt\lalGUI OpJOll· tlon ra-.a:e ftom thl 'ric.lous to &he ridlculoq,. ' ......---�. - ' '' . .�\ ;.. ;.."·)>·-·,· �·. . ' a.i" - t . ,· . , \ ........ ··•·· · ' t '. -;. ., :. ' ''. " • • ..... ... ' ,t.1'' ,_ ,•_ ' . . . ·: - American Bandatancl. The Lone Ranger Ion lffllOIKo Boat Your 1:!:110 RtiJ)Ol'ter Weather Teller John Daly Newl Four J111t Men HonJ Kong Nel10n l'amn,Hawaiian Eye Bing Crosby Show NeWa Tonight Scanninr the Weather Sports Report Late Show 800 8:30 9:30 •l:25 1:30 Cartoon Spectacular Romper J\90m Show T\me Esso Reporter I Married J� .. ... '' ' :;, ' \;J , ·.!, • T" ' • . ,, ,,.. ', . .:, ,Ii,. .. , •• ' '. ' • . , .} • . '' ,· . , ,.• l,N a:oo 1:11 I.IO , , ' ;,�· , ..,',i;-" ,:oa T:02 '1:30 T,U 1:0II 8:02 1:0I 1:30 1:30 1:00 1,02 l:IO 1,11 J0:00 10:11 10:30 10:82 10:U ... .. !'; " , tho lhe c,pllol al A\111111, 'nio 11..... ' lnl New, ••� � . .. ,. ' .,, \ . ' f ' . ,' ; � �' �, • ' J ' . ., J. . , ... . ·,. , . . ' ': '. ,, ·"'•..,; .... :--- '1 ..,; · '. < • •. , . " ,,\ ' .·. The Zion Live WirH Mid lht:ir monthly cl.au meelins Monday evenln&, October 3. The mettine opened with the Lord's Prayer 1n uni.on and 1 verse from Exodus WH repeated from memory by each person in re. •eon le to roll call. A Halloween part:, wu dlttt118ed but no deci1Jon waa math!. The ned m&elin• will be held at 7.30 p. m. November 7- Relre■h• menl..8 will be cider and dough, nulll. Bill Sayre and Robert Arm•· wlll . be in charae or devotion, 1nd &tty and Bobby Arnold the recre­ ation Attending Monday's meeting were :Sertha, Betty, Bobby, Dorothy Martha, Mary and Natha.n Jr. Arn• old, Fred■ tuckerm.a.n Jan Smith Kay Wyatt, Sharon Thoi;PIJ Ger�lti W,ear1, Bill Sayre, Butch and BUI McElroy, Neva Mci:lroy ind Mr, and Mrs. Eu,:ene Underwood. MASON Pers.onals Mr. and Mn. Ru1&ell Capeb11.rt 1pent the week end in Columbus visiting their daughter and iu1b1nd, Mr. and Mr1. Warml Self. While there, they attended itie Ohio Slate • Southern CilifomJa football gallle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy flo111h of P:arli:eJ'sburl, Mr1. Ethel Fry . of l;.e· tart and Mra. Eva Weigand ol Ma­ son were Monday guests of Mr. and Mr,. Yeager. oauu r,ASOLINF ALLIIY • • 12:IO 1:00 1:02 I :80 1 :SO 2.180 f:Cll l:ll[IJ 1:30 1:1\11 6,00 f:9' •· � 4,11 6:00 1:111 • �;30 15'31 15:4& 1:0II ' CMond•r ••F rl•r> lip On Guest Stu Newa R1'D Nen Readlln• Br.otfut Party Plctq Hardware Sllo1 . Breilla,I Party New, Hudlin.. Sporta Report Breufut Parl7 Nen Breaklut Porty News Headlin.eB Breotfaat . Party Newa BN•klut PartJ Coffee Time Swap Shop New■ Headline■ Momin( De,oti... Radio Hymnal J'Ult For You Ne,n HeadlJn.. lust For Y•q, Newt J111t tor Y•u �L���euant Newo ll111ie 0. llo ' - 1IMlit :r-ewa� cro 1 �jj£,wn 11:20 Parm Tf;lm,, • U:M. Racit" il lt1L·• 11:00 NO'lO Nll'!Wl' , .• •f -. -. ·Up T• Tht Mi11utt -�6,un'ty - MEWS all!il.M.�lr 10 AM Locai 7:: , :. 11 ........"'. -.1111c c;., t\ouJMI II•� Wl)nl!!I 11- lio Boun4· Nftl Kaile Go 11<>� Baatblll ,._. :llulc'� lloAi Ne� Hud\llrti<i IIUll Go Com#te 'I Swu Bo.,. lllund pf tbl WI 1:30 11' Heodllll• :12 !Iv Ina ID'"'1� t,1 Ne - ­ · .,:.. .... . ,� ,_ ,- UIII ..,-� ' � . -� ' "WHAT'S WRONG, MIN? . �OU.YWOOD (UPI) - Mamie W Doren, star of Albert Zug­ (qtl;l's "Sex Kitlens Go To Col­ ""';" recently appeared 11s a pan8U1t on a radio prol!:ra m to dis. the subject, ''What's Wrong Of Right, if Anything, With the American Male?" M - · I . bo\liht a total of 495 million wort� 'of American hm prodqels d,\µ'� t,� Yeff, 11n incre,.se 9f " per cent oy"er a year earl.ier. 'll104t . of Uae inrceue came ln ·"'...\>��I �jqt. lo B\'YII and •. 1 "Uru111ay. '- ' R , U G,IY J A·C1f1T' S • 11:55 At� � .. , '�-- · � -· -- ' THAT POOR. POOCH LOOKS THI RSTY f: 1t: �-=.:"t!� -- NANCY 1J! . WMPO Daily Proi,-am Schedule •;, ,., ' �"°l,1 . ...i ... , . ' '; ,. ...l>J,'1-:' '� For TL.:11P Month 'If••� th■ el. 13 - ..._ ml■y -.,, • I ....,�' ' - --:., ...a· i w,_<!i ,;so ,_ ·--�·-•-->----· . . _________,...,.,,... ..... ,1�,J• ............�- -··- __ ;._____ ,______ ____ W· 'TO LEAVES) H� ��S I'® TAtX TO LEA\t5... � �,IIO, Seuell '!tr Tom� The Brighter 1 (1:.-. Th� G\Jl4inl t.J,abt T:ie Secret Storm 11(ley 1:111!, Edge of Nl1h1 . A B 1PO 'l'Urll!I t,IIO, The Three StOO:PI 2:.00 Full �le New■ . 2:it> HOiiie party , A Look at the Weather 3:00 The Millionaire Sportscope �30 The V� YoW'I Amos & Andt r9 The ...... � ·t Highway PalNII ·Ill Tht �;The AquanauLI ' 6:30 Th� f.dp ol N!@I . Wanted-Dead or Alive f;OO Tb �e e·oo My Sister Eileen • ·· . �, rve i;;ot A Sem:i ; �\ • ·' 1i, , . 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour A.J"81 . Am" , 11:00 11 O'clock New■ :00 Sb$11)' Slade Jl,10 A Look al lhe WHtller • :30 The Wi�l!I' Theater 13 11:15 :__:___:::.:.._.:...____-.I - 1:30 Zant ·Gre,y Theater o:00 Ansel • I OU nn 9,3p Ann Solhern Show 9:30 Markham 1:00 CBS News 10:00 Person To Per11on 1:18 Captain Kangaroo 10:30 The D11 Pont Show D:00 Cartoon Theater ·. 1:00 l(ew1 1):00 December Bride U: 10 A Loot at th• Weatlta •:30 Video Village 11:15 Theater 13 .U:00 I Love Lucy t: f"'. \ _ 1 l' · •,: , r' ' . '' ,i.n., a1 IIIHA RD IRINN II Uni,... ''"' , ...... WASHINGTON CUPU - An � riculture Departmen t report tlldlcate1 that net farm income lhil )11:!ar apparently i1 runn hi& very cloae to 1..1 ye■r'1 level. Early fortca1t1 by aovernment economi,t.s had predicted I crop of about 7 11.1 per cent in net firm income Lhi1 year . But fi1ure1 for the llrst el1ht mon1 tu of llHIO 1how lhat farm bu1lneu h11 been better than the upert1 had ex• pecte_d. 'r;.bil late1t department rel"lrt waa not a new offlclal ._t1,mlte of net f.,-m incoqie. ,ut It 4'id "� �t e11h recelpta �� farm m arketJDP totalled $lt.S: biUl_on In tbe Clr1t eiaht montbl o1 tbis ye¥, up one•half of one per cent fropi lbe 1ame period in 1,819 . Farm prices have beitn · lltelow 1908, iut total nurke�p ha,ve been up about a ffl' cent. � �rt t•tlmated, cash te­ ceipti from farm mar�" in Alll\\'1 �• q.ii bill'9n i,p &, per CMf 'frolJil , r.-r •IN· of the Improvement 'f_U tneed to lar,:er receipt. from bo.,, mUk, brOU,en, 10d cia:11. For tbe fint eilbt monlha or llltll), recelpLI from Uv..-� Wo­ du,;ll were 2 per cent , be!ow" 19'9. CJl:op •tcf�II for Ille fir¥ �I · months of 1� � eiltbNte,;l at $� billiob, about 3 per cent above a year •f�. Lwe Wires Plan Halloween Party • .--' !l!>W!a � 6:00 t:16 ,,so 1:00 e:oo 0:16 1:30 1:30 T,00 7,30 8:30 . . 4:00 ft:30 8:00 e:30 8:40 8:,t,3 '1 :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:20 12:00 The Texan 12:� . QuMn For A Day 1:00 Ab..ut Face■ J :SO Hei:lfo 2:00 l>Q in Court 2:30 Gale stoffll 111ft' 8:00 Be1t th_e dlo�l. l:30 Who Do You TrUlt l:-00 A::,;ericu illa11dato( .i:'W R,nrlfy and RIB � t�, San f,ani:laeu Beal 8:30 Your F.asQ Rep.."t'tet -...6:40 Weather Teller 6:,t,5 John Daly News 7:00 Fllibt 7:30 Guestward, B'll 8,00 s,so <l'lto' Roil � 9:00 My 11!•'!1' BO/II 9,30 Tl\1•\li�lqr 'li,iirg, Show 10:30 Jo¥1\RY l[ii�h� 1 1 :00 Ne;'II. TtilU6t Jl:10 Scannlng�tDe Weather .1:15 Sports TgnlP,t \!'� Lal, §lww Farm .News WHTN,:JV,_ Channe l0 . 13 Channel 13 W..•tiliJ �;: l!:eltir. · o., �-t'.·f!''',, �� :, ·, •,· 1 l <.. .,'•.t . '�;·•.. ' "' " . . .• , . ' ! . .. .-. ,.,...t':,., ' ' ' . I , • •, n,nu llomln1 - ilJltbOIIN P-ftJ 11.111, polled 11 � t.· IU B. •· • , t.a. i. 11 •• ' ' ... ' ri ' ·•'· .. " -.-;,•' ·' ' 1'1■1 TIY+ll71 . .. ·- ' De licious! ...... ......-i Rleh,rtl •· l(dl,et,eld, of . .......--... .... ,,-�. � ­ c:!'1:t!.ted . CIRCLE'S rr. •r n._..,. ''{ Je,ta urant m.. ChInnel 8 - ThUmlIJ !; T•ptlng Meals Ar, Youn - a..■11al 8 - W._.� :1::,a. 1 �-�·H..:;. WCHS�TV Cha nnel 8 ;a,: j o;:: I I :/JC Price Ia BJ&hl 11 :SO Concenthtlon 1 1 :45 Pre came Show 12:00 World Series 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Show 3:00 Youns Dr. llaloae 3:30 From Tbe.te RooLI 4:00 Make Room for Daddy 4:30 H�re's HollywOOd 1:00 Steambo•I BUl •·30 Sit Ptetlon 1:80 Flatt 6 SctuUt Sbow 4:dS Weathereut 8:SO Ni"W■ PictUP 0:45 HunUe7 BrinlO:c.; llepoft 7:00 Whlrlyblnb 7:30 Re1eue 8 8:00 ThiA Man Dawaon 8:30 Bat Masteraon 9:00 Bachelor Father 9 30 The Ford Show l 0·.' oo The Groucho t;MWI' .10:30 Phil Silvers Show tl:00 N'e.w, Haadlinfl i.1:10 Weatbercut U:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 St1n Off 5:45 Sign On • 6:00 Continental Cla.esroom Y!OO TOC:.., 9:00' Welcome Neighbor, t;30 Mr. and Mrs. North T••• t-Okl,homa IY PRESTON McGRAW � ;J D61JoAS Tex. (UPn - lf John �- Xq,nedy subaeribed to the �Ptilt r-eUglon and oU depletion :.Dowance, he'd be as aure as a �atlc presidential candidate OD be in September that he'd ')arr)' Tes:■1 and Oklahoma in tfovember. :;;,. But line!!! Kennedy ls a Cathoind the DemO<'ratic platform ,otnmlttee oppo!led thl'.' oil depleJton eUowance, he has a hard 1l,ht in ��two states !hat have ".J lot of ... ls '1ld oil wells in -.em. • . char4 ll. Nixon tbe Repub�� "'-',acan - cad.I.date, hu, in fact , · � ,; tMld - freqlleDUY as 11'1� ·11, >l - in moat of the �1-1 polll &nd straw votes liliMe tbe national eonven - I Make Room for Daddy He�•• Hollywood Stew Wt 11W Otllclc Draw lfeGnw J.s:uaic 1n th• Round The Jin., Thleker Sh" • Westbefell& Hp,u Pll;t� Huntlt:.- .Bhnller .Rleport Manhunt Waaon Train Pritt ii Ridil Perry Como Show he Spe'cial Report Tombatone Territory Tate Newt Bell4llhtl Wnthalalt "l'M Jaet Paar Do'f' Olf BISI 3 -Thunday Chan--• Issues In lmPortant Texas I· o . . - Oet. 5, 1980-9 • 111d For Men oJMl ' ' Boyo \ ., ) Suburban "'Coals- - SMITK QOTHING CO. ., Ill.�••••• 'Jltla. t . . 11 . .... ' hr Alao See VI • BULOVA AND llGIN WATCHES I f;;QStume Jewelry • Fosto ria Crysta l • Syro<;use Chino 7 Rogers Br0S. • Comm1.1nity Silverware •' ' ' · • Me11k er leother flul'Ses , ,. ·, ' ' &c JEW EL E�5 \ Pllaao wY-W185 . ' ..� ' i' , ., .·, ·• '� .... �··-.: "·. • . '' ' I " '' •i' · ,OijB&o!, .t/• . ' • ..... • • •• _,F • I· :.,·. 1 -' / ( t . '; .' l .. . �...;1 .,.,- • ·-• . '!./ ' • _, ,,�-· -.-, · .,.,.�-- , ' .. ' ' ,,,_.,........_....-.::...J.....�...-__...__.�--.-.,..........._-:.,._---"',,:;,� '.. . . ., .: . ' ' - ' - - -·,� -· ' ... -� �-----� . . .. _ .....,. ....+4,.. �- --- - ,. ..............,__,,_ . '-, . --� - _.,..,.....,... - -.-· ---... .., J,,,_., ,_ __ . ··- · / ·• d Sorrow I Open Church Wedding Held On Sunday Danville • I ,AJ Death I taq)' Laurent t ' Pf� profound sorrow � ilk illartford when lhe T'. ,.. ... , came last month thal � Laurent of Lansrn£:, m AWII)' II the Ohio I Hospital i n W heel· _hid been a patienl I " I I , " t. Ju;: 3.i�::.- .. ., ..,· •I r.::- 1 I tbe son of Cesar a nd <:tunell Laurenl and was it Blaine, O., July 3, 1 892 . 1 • a. WU employed as a pol 1cc ljt the Martins Ferry Of the Wheeling Steel . tlon. lie wa■ ,11 member 1 -91 lll1 t.rulng Methodist ('hurch put muter of the Blue 1.o<lgl' -lll and • • member or Belmon1 �ter 140 F. & A. M. both or �.,..e,ort, o. � Bellda hla widow, Mrs. Rachel � t.arent, who was a nat Of Hai1f0rd, he leaves one � .,.._ ! �bter, llr1. 1 John Lukas, of } � C�lrltille, Ohio, three son&, 1 Pauk 1 -ol . Hew Pl\iladel phia, O . ; 9Sarla"bf_ Co)ulllbus and William )l · one tlst er, Mrs. Pa11Vi :':.:. • :"°"fh lli,.m, Lansing and eight i� ! I f ���.i ,. ll'llllfch�olren. ! Ill� Liurerit was well known ln � Har:tlord where he and his wife : �ted every ■ummer. Her par· � �ti � burled in the Brown cemetery on the hill back or Hartford. Th ey had a host of fri,nd here who are made sa d • 11, bt1 deith. __ He was a devoute - Orlltian whose purpose in all hla dealla11 with people was noble. f f . � ': f, i , l., j '.J . � .. -�.---'--- GOLDIN ANNIVERSARY - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Dame �U Thorndyk e, .wh_o • returns to tti'e ICt'een In a top role In the Alaoc;ialed lrltish Columbia prod�dlcn "'the Star and the Cross,' -.Iebt1te1 her .5oth a n n i?�l"Y ·In the the.ater this year. � . . �ICE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ' ' '• , ,. i � . · • ..,.• --�. ■■., ···1 ·· :� ,, ' 1z1 ' i,; , ••• 1,-_;l,r,, ltwla'• Gu f Service Phone WY •2-3914 Cerner 2nd & lutland $tL , MWtlf•,-rt, Ohio MRS. WAYNE COBB Donna Jean Warner, 1039 East Brnad-s t, Columb us o. daug�ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Harrison ville o ' ' married Sunday, Oct, 2, to Mr. Way.ie O. Cobb u' S' ';._�� Force , son of M r . and M ra. Orion Cobb Jnglcwoo'd ' Ca1if ·• at the Zion Church of Christ in Harrlsonviiie . �he new Mrs. Cobb has been emplo y ed as an operator at Ohio Bell T_e l�phon � Co. , Colum bus . Mr. Cobb is a flight sim­ ulator spec1ahst! with lhe 8:J lst t.,pei ation S9,uadr on Lock­ , borne AFB. �c 1s a gradua te of Mornjn gside Htgh School In­ glewood, Cahf. Mrs . Cobb is a gradua te of H·arris ' onville H,lgh School, 1955. Jt was an �P,en churc h wedding with a rcteplion being h cld ror the families and close friends. Miss Goodrich ls Bride Of James Grueser Milla Joy Goodrich became the bride or Mr. James Robe rt G r ues­ er on S41turd11y October 't. The Rev. flohNt l'ard urrlcia te<i at lhe cere­ '.�ony wtllch WH solemnlt.ed at the .nl neravlll e Methodi!ll Church . The bride was allired In a blue knit suit with white accessories Hnd wore a .v cllow r-ose corsase. �he carrie d a white Bible a g1ft from tier bridesmaid. Her jewelry w,i.� a pearl necklace belonging to Mrs . .t.dolph Gru eser Sr. grarnl­ mother of the 11room. Mias Becky Grueser, cou5i•n or lhe i:room, whp served as hddl'S• Troop Works On Chester Social News Of Week Improving /ts Mt,eting Place Social Events Mrt. M,. Swick. . �ra. Elsie William a, NeliM>nv ille, Mn. Hazel Grate, Mrs. ltary v111t�d recently with her au�t. Mr1o. Lathey, Mra. Margaret Cardillo, • Girl Scout Troop 167 met Satur­ Mollie Bookm an. Mn Evel7n )tla:ht and Mn Adtt, day at the Pomeroy Finl Baptist Mn. Thomas Weber and Mrs Swick vltJted the Red Croa!I Church, opcnina: with & prayer tu, Lawrence Smith spent a d11y i� bloodmobllt at Pomeroy recently. Donna Riebel. · Colum�u.s with Mn. Iris WJlson _M innie Swick !!pent a day with Duea and atttndance were ta ken and childre n. Mra. Smith also vis­ h er 1J1ter-Jn-law Iva Barrell at by patrol leader, Shella Hicks and ited with :,lr. and Mrs. E. J . Nun­ Happy Hollow. Donna Riebel. Th e 1i rls worked on nally J and family. _ 1:_ 0 Mrs. Alva Swkt was . ealUng on the project or improving their the her parenU, Mr. and Mra. J1ase muting place and will have Swa� on Park tr Run' · Saturd,-y project complett by next week. Thia activity will h elp the girl• evenin g earn a r-equirement toward their M�. and Mrs. Roy �arles anQ fa mil y and Mr. a,nd Mrs Simon ·aetond class rank. Sorn e time was also spent on Jo_hnson were visiting with the craII work. Pla.n1 were made con­ Cltfford Ml,cht f• mily Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Roy George spent cernin•1 tt,e Girl Scout Fund Drive the weell:e�d at their home here. which bcClna October 9. A new requirem e nt will begin T�ey brou1bt bis mother. Mr1. Mina G eorfe home after 1he bad at the next meeting in · the field of Plan1 �pent tw o weeU viaitlng them tn International )'ri endahip. were made lo have Mh. Paul Croas Marlon. Several from here attended the aa their 1ues1 apealter. Mn. Cro11, who came to thePTA meeting 1t Salem Center United Statea from Scotland, will Monday ennlng. Mr. and Mra. Rqhert Grate were � :l l ll:; . lo the trotp about family 1 1d1Hon1, craU, mutlc and relil• Sunday 11ueata or Alex McFarland iat Morgan Centl!f Mr. and ,II.rs. · I. Paul McFarland and faqail)' ot · l'b ' .JMelin& "cla1ed with the Columbua •nd )Ir. and Mn. G�· � •min1 or the. "friend1hip circl e" aid McFarland of Floricli. · Jielfe ,•111(1 alhjln& 1ape. Seou.t a pre-,ht were Pei:o Fol­ wee kend guest•. Mr. and Hrs. Giles Smith, .Iii. mer, Shella Hicta, Donn·• Riebel " . . � and Mn. HtrJHn Grate •ad fill!; Vieth! .Youn1, CreaUYn Hicll:a · rani ily, Mr. and Mra. Evtnltt · � Kt�sinJlet, ' fh,nnl Snilth; Jhrbara UIIIN-An estimated J Mr. and Mn. Lee Denner � KIit Tau,nori- tnd IHders, 1fn. Victor JOAIJO. - heard blff. land and Mr and Mfl Marvlft IM6 Youn1., Jr. and Ari. · neO!"Ce Hicks. � �lalltt BIU, Ota• ney and famllf of Vinton • ,-f!:1'41 um eloae bla t.hft&.weelt Sunday vialtort or Mr. and ·iitl Geor� wett In Columbus sun'Gennan campaign with Bonnel Denney. i, "t!ND.darlng llfrmOD ta . ' . ' �, da:, · to aeo Tom McFarland who Marlon Grate and J(ra� , i1 rtcovtring l"!icely. Wut Berlin. Mr1. Elizabeth Yoanc Ne• Brighton, Pa .. and Mr. an'd Mrs. E!iu Stiles, Pomero1, apent I d1y with Mr. and M.ra. John Ginther and family. Guy Summ erfie ld s�nl a day wilh his diua:hter, M.r,. LI-IT)' . Roush, J11ckton . Now Available - • • A NICE LIN E OF JOAN MILLE R D R ES S E S Phill ip Siste rs Style Shop w• ' .' POMEROY, ORIO • .. ." .,\. maid, wore a br�wn knit suit �ilh re� &cces.'Hlries. Ed Grueser was be,t man for his cou11n'. COURT STREET ·, Fo!lowing the �edding which was attended by relatives and close frlenda, Ruby (irueaer and Ma�y Ruasell wt!re hosteases for a dinner &erved to the new couple and thelr family at the home of William Russell . The weddin g cake was baked by Mra. Walter Gr.-eser aunt of the groom. • ' -�agic Chef · HOM'I HEATE RS . . r..''.,..," .. . •,.44.00 -- •!th � :Val•• •• 1 · · · · · · · · : · $49.00 with Safety Valve · ' · · · · · · · : $69;00 with Safety Valvt I ' ' ' �,-d R Firilstone Sto·re ' Phoae )VY-�!238 lr"NTE, ,:OF ��-l!j . ' \ �' ' " · , MIDDLEPORT I 1 1 Notices r IRMITE ANB PEST CONTROL 1w Pain. Frw lnopaction. l niur• N br NationwlH, Phan• R. tre5 A. Sorvlee 'station WY2· 2166. 4-2.6-tfc � . ANTED - Ftrst Presbyterion Church members, Presbyterians who hove stopped eomin g to and Church, Sunday School please attend the rewards are great. 10-4-5tc w --- . FOR----SALE I. POTATOES Proffitt, Clarence l0·4· 12l p Portland, Ohio. -- - � D pI ANO . • . i Thr:ee me� used re•�ond1honed upnght piano,. Priced right to • 11ell'"' Others lo choose frow $20.00 lip. Free delivery. Coll Rutland Furniture, SH2-481 1 or a tter 5 p. 9-29-6tc I m. call SH2-403 4. I ·-- _ I I F OR SALE: Fresh Cow Guernsey and· second calf. William Blake, l0· 1-6tp Dorcas. I, Jame_s S. Phillips, will not be responstble for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. James S. Phillirs, Harrison- USED GARDEN t.raotnra ,na mo• ' ville, Ohio era. Rotary mower blade, &har10 5 3tp ' pened. Cu&toq moWiDI and plowing, GRAVILY TIIAtTot ( - I Sale,"! and. service 312 E. )lain St E _WIS H TO T�NK ALL OUR f1"1r.:1eroy, Phone WY 2-2975: friends and neighbors who were ?-21-tfe so thoughtful durlng the illness and death o! our wife and 22 PUMP RIFLE 30.QO 12 ga. sin• gle !5.00. Both guns like new mother. We also wish to thank condition. 2 small garden tracDr. Davis, Foglesong Funeral Home, those sending cards end 1 tnrs. 8 two panel doors, 1 reel I type power mower $8.00. Coal floral offerings. laundry stove $4.00. Olen Young, Virgil M anley and Mr. and Reedsville, Ohio, Success Road. Clifford Manie . y Mrs. 1 0 5 l l p l Phone Coolville 3712. 10 3 3tp STATISTICS - _Benl'hls areru i nJ to •""ommumtY w hen a n ew industry l;llrn 100 work e n: 11 2 more more peoples, 296 ( 1 7 1 Helo Wonted school 51. more serholds. ho� M A N lo taltl' over gas �on. ch1ldr�n, $590,000 more ln per11on1l mco�e per year, . $2'70,Phone WY2·9920. 9·23-tfc 000 more 1n baflk d e posits. 1 07 more panenger cau re.i:i11tered, WANTED: Mechanic. Phonr W\'2174 more 11'.orkera employed, 4 9920. 1). 23,tfc estab!lsh mentl, more retail r etail• sal e • in more $360.000 HOUSEKF.EPER for elderly man. of the 1:onl Revena per year. Slav niithts Apply immedial ely produce in\'erae rewill ditions Dutton Drug Store, Mlddlepert. suits. 'l'bese figu re r; have been 10-4-3tc compiled by competent a uthoti· ties and are equal l y a pplicable MAN OR WOMAN. Families neeti in C1evela nd, Hoboken, Ham· service in North Mason County, tramc:k or in Pomeroy, dhio. Full or port time . Some earn $3.� hourlv and up. Write Rawlti.E:'h's Dept. WVJ-270-538, 1 0-6-3tp Richmond, Va, Cuc/tie, �e4/t'I r 1 8 1 l'mnlovment Wcrited -- -- BABY SIITING don e at home du r• ine the day. Phone WY2-3502. 9-SO-Btc , - ( 20 1 8 1 1si ness Services MUPLLl!R FU•NACII, W■n,Ni, MOU!I! •IIIPll■IN,IIN. lrnof,I lro> thert. S,,,.c111N, Ohi.. Ptw.M WYt-'-11• 1t.11.ff Expe.-le■eed RAD IATOR .l ffl The new Mrs. Grueser ls the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodrich, Jacksonburg, W. Va. Mr. Grueser ill the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser of Canton and is _c inpI_oyed hy the Hobum Bakery m � 1ddleport, The)' will make their home in Minereville . - , You c�� take it_ fr�m Pete the Polar Bear, the place to go for com� , w1 �t•�mng service JS your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. He U •�•peel the �ooling sy,te'm • • • protect it with anti-freeze, inspect tires, check hahts, lubmate the chassis, change \!le oil to Valvoline AU-Climate Motor Oil : • • now �ith miracle Chemaloy, and fill your lank with A-Plus super 9asoline for quick starts, fast wann•up. For maximum protection and dependable performance this Winter . • • . set Frcezin Seaaon Service at your nearby Ashland Oil Station. IONO nlAL SIIN-Th• In• euma tu evuion tlial ot Bernard Ooldftnt trlsht. bt· lnl MCIOrted Into the Suffolk County l.U l.n Bolton) may � neut., lhrM nwnU>e. ror IOmt HO government wlt­ DMNI have been ,ubpoenaed to hluty. Th• rtn-livtnl friend ot ronner pn4ldenual aldt Bhtnnan Aduna LI ac,, CIUNd of tvadlnl •Tlt,Tt3 Ill income taxea. heat.er WISH TO THANK EVERY· --- --- - . ---� ONE who was so kind and THE LATE T. H. DAVIS property, brick two !llory, located thoughtful after the death of 1'hird and Coal at NoI'th our father Sihls Taylor. We .also Streets, Middleport, may be wish to thank Ewing's Funeral 9-17-30tc seen any evening. hom e, pallbearers, the minisler. Phone WY-2·2143 those sending flowers, all friends PEACH!:S, bring containers. Pomeroy, _Ohlo and �elatlves and anyone else Webst er Fruit 1'�arm, Lonf Botwho helped in any way. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon $-3201 The Family AIR eoNDmONfflG, IIEFRlGER· 8-1 6-Uc lO 5 ltp aUon service. J1ck'1 Refrl1en• tion. N ew Haven. !'hone TU2· w e n FORD, 1050 EFOR S,A.L ffl 11->ll-U 7, painl, $125, tape recorder, Web ·-cord for $80.00. Call WY2•6708. A 1 1CTIONEII GaNI c1 .. UtH Ce,. 10·4·3(p Car.nplet• hr:o,ke All ,...... on4 -·· Crltt •radfoNt TWO PIECE Kroehler living roo m ITAN MOTOII ME llf..,_, Phone or C� good in -rocker Platform suite, l\d MIiii ItA. C. BRAl>NIRP, Roel"" �-�· ;Inquire morning al � Ohlf 224 Walnul S._, Middleport. 'IH BUICK Sijp�r /ardiop Looks l 0 -4-3tc -' and runs like new. Phone wv2- 1 _______________ 1 M•6tp BEAN S $1.00 per bu, Pick youi2778. own. Bring your own container. 1957 CHEVRdLET BEL AIR 4 dr. • C. W. Profritt 1 Portland, one owner , low - mileage, power t 0-4-12lp __________ brakes, steering, R&H, white walls. 702 W. Mt1in St., Pome- FOR SALE 1 50 Player piano rolls Good condition. Call Vl3-2441. 10-4-3tp Befol'I' 9:30 ,\J/1. roy. 10-4-3tp Ml- WY-2-2649 KAUTZ �-0 5TOP ONE PAIR ready trained Beagles At Chootw $20.00. S'ee Car l Bostic, Bai ley fury .... S-2141 GAS. FUEL OIL and ,::oal R u:- Road, Pomeroy, 0. . MAMIU. SIIVICI 5TAT!OII naceL Call for free estiinatee. l 0 · 3'c'1 --· ---P ll'oremaa & Abbott llldoleporL :-cccc� .,..� ONE DIAMOND RING AND ONE &.lG-tft Hamden % 1 jewel le.dy'a wristlivery Day &enll< woteh. Inquire 620 Locust St., AUCTION AUCTIONIIR LO 5 3tc Midd lepo rt. · On Saturday, Oct. 8, 1 960, at ltlASONA ILI !IATIS 1 :00 P. M. at my home back of SINGER MACHINE, SATISPACTION GUIJIANTEIO SEWlNG the Ch ester M ethodist Church, in blond console model, in excelCall or "5i.. I. 0. McCOf Cbester, 1 will aell at auction the lent condition with guarantee . (hfftar, Ohio following; E quipped to make bullon holes, 8 22 SOtp Beauty Gas Range, S ervel R edarn, patch, monogram and m any frigerator, Drop Leaf table, two fancy zig zag stitches. Take over BULLDOZER FOR H1RE. Ponds, basement.a .and landscaping, Ph. dining room tables, Metal utility balance due $43 -50. Terms arChesle r, Y U 5-32�5. 10 3 30tp cabinet, step atool, 21 inch Crosley ranged or discount for caeh. TV, 17 inch Admiral TV, Singer 10 5 6tc Phone WY 2·220I. Sewing Machine, good, Electric __ _____ __ - - PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. Waffle Iron, Portable electric FOR SALE 4 ROOMS furnlture Papering. Floor sanding and fin­ including Magic Che( range, wader, Sunbeam Iron, Quad Gas ishing. C.arl E. Nelson Rutland, M aytag Washer, Gibson Re· Heating Stove, 3 Beds, Library . l , Phone WY 2-6969. Rt. frigerator, 24" Sylvania TV, Table, Floor and Table Lamps, 10 4 6tp . n ew Port. Singer Sewing :M.a12 by lS Wool Rug, 9 by 12 Wool chine, 121-7th Street, Middle Ru1. 10-4-Stp China port. a: e ,A.ntiqu 1'he. following Iron st, e Ch Cherry ard, Cupbo C& , PB<> NECCHI SEWING M A C H l N J;. cmnou:rE OOl!RAN Bed, Hall Tree , Wash Stand s, tecUOn, Life. Auto, J"ite, hlio. monodarn, za11, zig to Equipped Chalra, Marble Top Dre uer, Tele11111.o. lllddle,ort, · Call Doll gram, etc. Sold originally · for pbOne, 1'bree Standa. 01,1,L ce of bolan off $181 .00. Pay A1ao dlshea, cooking utenail11, 1&6,90 or S8 per month. Phone BARNlli-SIMPSON INSVIIANCE !le.ms r e oth many bed clothes and 10 5 6tc 2,2204. WY Agent,, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ tOO numerou1 to mention. mobile. Bondi. Phone WY2�a: Ca.sh. 8-2'1-U ) 9o ( 2903. nh ACClcla ,or 1lblt Not Retp0n , Re:freahmenta will be &erved by � AIISSPICl� - the Cheater D. of A. Lodge. 57 MeHllfY 60 H,• P. $495,0D Owner: Elizabeth Wickham 59 Morcury 70 H- P. 159SJIO FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM ROUSE Auctioneer: I. O. McCoy U H. ,. Mo(<ory , OutfH '"5,00 with bath, nice loc,.Uon. Melvin 10-1-etp MITl�ITAN MOTORS Hood, 1 1 1 Lo..:l,lat St., PomeroJ. 600 lest ,Mii!:n ltrett. Pomere, condition . Good TROMBONE. (9) l 30tp Pli°"' WYl-3170 10-4-3tc Phone WYwag7, 8-20-tlc FOR SAµ: , RESTAURANT J;>2 112 RATS k\lled with Star Wnr­ ------,..-,''-- - "'1· - lJcense 6% Btfr and Wine. '102 farin. 2"' ba. $1.49. Eb er&bach W. Main St., Pomeroy. 10-4-atp 0- • ct Hardware, · Sugar Run Flour Lot and two houses. M.01, l,,andmark Co-Op. 50 FOOT TRAJLEit. 3 lull s.lzed FOR SALEand bath, and one12. ?, rooms 6, •• One, 9 (5) (9) � ,•• 30; bedroom&, ru.11 bath with auto­ running water. with rooma 5 Street, · Maple 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; matic washer. Call ,sp 3-5562, Clifton. (11) 3, 2, t, 9, 10, 1 1, 16, 17, Middle port. Phone WY2-5460. 10 IS 6tc 18, 23, �, 26. 30; (12) 1, 2. 9-29-6te TEAll OF MULES, 2 wheel trailer. Rent See Rodney Pi erce, Long Bottom. 10 5 3lp LEGAL NOTICE OF SAUi EIGHT ROOM' HOUSJI:, two fJy,1 will be received by the Bids l Benge N. A. -room 1apariment1. at ttae oflice& · of igned unders 11-2-tfe Pbone WYz..1272. Webater and Fultz, Pom eroy Na• Y.ODERN unfurnish ed 3 rooms tional Bank Bulldln 1, Pomei-oy, and bath apartment. Birch cab­ Ohio, until 10:00 A. M. on Friday, incinerator, October 14, 1960, for the , pur• diapoeal. inets, WY�-514:l• chase of tbt Bertha' A. .Arnott Pbon e large cloaetl, 9-16-tlc real estate , situated in Letart Township, M elia County, Ohio. aparLment on THREE . ROOM The above real estate con,l1t1 Condor Street. Pomeroy, also, 4 of approximately aeventy-four on Se<:ond room apartment acre1, on which there it aituated Street. Poin·eroy. Phone WY2· a five-room fr.me dwellin111:. 9--28-tfc -2733_ Fteelan4 S. , Nl)rrl■, AdminlatrJtor of the APAk'.l.'IIENTS - .,runulb.ed and e of Bertha A. �o\t Estat ui:aturnlli;ed. Mf!��•ten. lllddle 8 3 tf (9) 30; ( 10) S, 3, 'I', B, 10, 12, IS port. Phone WY 2-2121. ators, from cores to the largest. truck er tractor radiator. 4' -.. ,.oo ..... "'"'"' - -' '.,,,...... - , .. -------- ··• ...... .. .., •tlOI.. jUNO, $10,00 tMt_OOM'I •1NO, $16.00 ; •,rr..J:P1.:=a.r.tt.Tta. Jot .•.,...., "'""' ,.. 0- rw• Goe,sler-, Jewelry Store Court St. Pomeroy t • i:, . :r , ., ' - � 1 ·,t1 · • J. ' • I , </' ' '• . • " I ! ' ,. ' . 0 ' , .1 c , ' ,• fll ·. . I , • . . . •, . . POR THI . � �.... - � ·· I ,. ,. c;E, . - ,, • )........... �-•� . . · �YWHERE / '. ' -1 · · •· . . . · dl�,:DULERt · . "l�._ ��� ASHLAND OI L A · Rl-_i!lltll•··� iii..A·NY, :A,11_1aa�,· K1ntuck1 ' . . . ' .. .. 2'1'-".....,.N� .. ----------- ' ,. . � � � t--- 00 ,. I H , . . ,, ' . .1-•�i.. ' . Au•�•w-. 7.-00.t:30 '"'� IVSAZ-rv; Cit, � . . . ., . , ' 'f ' 1 . (2.1 ) Real Estate tten, Fbt Sdltl Legal Notices 4 1 41 For __ _,_ --.....---·---- OIL . . -••01ucn " ,• I -••• "Ii, .t ;,f � I" ,- • � l,a,• • ,;. ••··-••;;. •= .j5£.l..i """--J / 3 . , I i , · 1 . 1 To Meet November IO a , � . _; 3No. 2 Pears ---·-=-·-· ·· - Avondale Bartlett Hol�es 112 °! Ezi>erienrod - Faclorf Trained The ONJ.'Y COMPLETE 8ROP la Bend .HACKITT'S so"418 , , _ E. M.(IN STREET Pol'E��y , "'I.. thal .. - - _,. I OL r- 0 19S _..___,_. Beet, -- a- ..... - .... .. JeDy _ P* Turkey 3 '",: Peas -==---- 8 "°.;.:"" $ J �� Avondale garden sweet .., IC,...,, who!. liar-' Cut Beets-- · _, Pea�J•Q�������!r�� �.&. �•1 · Cocktail. �: .�:--�-----: . 3 ·�h__'l 1/ � 1'I" · _, Splfines Ill �-y Avondala lb. • • : . . . . . . Kroger, Save Be Gree ns :: •-�- "ffl'•· _..., , . 1 0 •:�!"' $ 1 1 Angel Food Cake �- •-" .... 3 9c = iiff•'.'�l so..,� box � 19c .. . wilh thi1 coupon ofld purcho1• of ll<ro� e, ,eanut Butter ",;;·_ 67c ..... Catsup ..... .. . . .. . ._ , ... ..- . ... 6 "..:- $1 Shellie Beans .. �-"' .. 8 --:..• -$1 - 6 lbs. $1.00 Eng lish or S'hou l d er . ... ,;....., ... . .;_ 49c Armour Star Lard ... . _ ,.;,i : •• • 6 ... $1 . Rib Roa st. . " Extra' T p Value , . wilh 1hl f coupon and puc.ir:,,Ho of 3 Ibo. 9"0Und bNf o/ 2 lbs. bdnolois bfff 1tn Coupon ••pirH Soturda�, Oc � _Jr ii, • 1'i� rv, "1 '.' :: ·: 1 � .-) r--T okay C ra pe s . . . . Bu}'S! jA S .. -·" . '. . 12 d, pk1, T l ··t Grass Seed 0,1.t, ,.1 5 �� $ 1 .89 Hyacinth Bo!�s . . �....,.. .. ,,, 69c "' ' ' •• 1 ' ... .., 1h Swee/ and fragrant • • • . Pct sea. C e I e ry . -"--· �9 •� -·� '•----· I I i.) • • \ � ' � .,. ,, __ 2 �all��;� • . 6 for bunchts 69c 794 . ".liAa / Y'it; -- Sweet & Firm . . . . . Motts Cider' .. . . . . .. ":.· 49c Bartlett Petirs . . . . Iii. riN ,..,.... · · • · · · · · · Wieners � oll - . 1 .. $1 Roll Sausage . . • ,,�.. . . 3 "'· $1 f>a:orn Bdcon . . ••,• . . 2 ,.._ $1 r::.1 · kS F,u- lhOd 3 ':.; $ 1 -i SflC �· -- --- 11@0_0 �1_0_�� .:. - - - - -- - - - ---- s."'- rH>, ""d tied for easy preparation .................. Dollar r& . . . , . �ij �t�,:� : Teil<h,W Tonderay, rolled, lion■'- Roast ·oston--·-•Roll ·····1 FR. E f Eatmore • Margari ne Extra Top Value Stamps - ont6 Tomatoes .,._., ,.,...,. ....... 8 ..: .,,,,_ ,,/ ;.. t� r -�fa . " : RADIA'l'OR REPAIR jjRVICE Green Beans _ 8 � $1 \ Yellow Corn .. , .. 6 !.- $1 St11Mlc:ord, CIII ■iafQur1tl tdlllaNt a: ,country Club, Chicken, $ 1 sp1nac -� 8 "';_• · h __ ..... ....� i--· • 1 G.1ug"s Mont gompry 18.3 up,pn , 9 2 lower. I � rt . open; Gall l poli s 1 1.8 upJ)f'"r. 9.1 lower, :Z Northweetffll PT A rt. o pe n : Lot•k 23 1 ,. 5 u pper , 8.8 . low t- r , c l osed off: all moveable 1k "Nortbweslern Local PTA. dam s are 11 p 1 3 thru 23 and cloa- wlll meet Monday, Nov. 10 at a p. ed o'.f '\. I I Kanawha R iver dtma m. in the Rutland Hl,:h &:!boul on u ll Auditorium. Da• . Ohio Ri11er Boa ta, down, Baby 1Hten will be pr9vided h1cld. Waverly 7:35 pm 2,.0; Lot-t 7 Carol D , 9: 55 Pm 0-4; Titan dwinl the metUDJ. A IW>Clal l\our w. will follow witb refrttfment.s. Ron lind J O zo pm 1). 1 1 : be El l!.a th"-1 : 48 a m 1-2; Lot-k tl:4:i pm 0, 1 : Mike Cr editor 12:IO am 1 9·0: LoC'k 10 Northern 1 1 :27 Geor1e 1f. flumia'9( Aalistant pm 1 1 • 7 ; Ch:1Jrle• R . Stevenaon . Natio�I I)irector of Nablie Rel• 1 :3:) ,m 0•8; Lock 1 1 C1ncinrutl tion1 for the 8o:, Scodtl"of Am etic1 11 :25 pm l 4·3: L..ock 14 Waller wjll be -.i&Wn& in ffPDM.nlloD on C. Beckjord 12: 1 5 am 18-2; Lock D;dober e 7_ He trW U\Ht with 17 San Ricardo 12: 15 am 0-3; I.he loqt Public Relatiorui Cemmit• Lock 18 On -..ard 8 : 35 pm 2-10; tet on Tburadlly, to HiiJt the com• · Lock 19 National 9:26 pm 0-3; mlllff In outlininl ita •re1ponaibll . Gana 1. 1 : l 5 pm 22-0; Lock 23 El, ities for the com In,: year. . ger . Chff 3 . l.5 pm 2--0 ; P enney!aU#lfMAG• IALE ma 9 30 -4; C. _ V. H�mer P� 1 1 . ,..� The WSCS of the Apple Gron 1 . 15 am 2-0, FranUin Pierce Method� Cburch will ll!>ld • 11..ur.3:50 a m 1·7. m.a1e sallfl in the _buil'clf111 fotmer• Kay• o/. City Gallipolia at Up . ville 9 : 20 am 2-1 ; Lock 23 City Jy omipied by Hffll'Y Oeland . W. Hu o lingt on J lO pm 15-1; In- 11.ain-lt in Pomeroy, Priday • and I Sa\urdl]'. d1an• 8:15 POl 1 2-f. ...."Sella thon'' Dolla· r · D. afl . . · - t' ,. 2nd Big Wetld 6 P' t P' . Tomato J u1ce • __--, 1-""' _ ,_ _✓ . . . 4 .. I I -- l I nsurance -( 20b -· -· Mor_i ne Supplies in,.,. Lft-al No...=ce Kroger ; , - - · We repair all typ,s of radla .a• are re&idl•nts of the 11tall! of Ohio: sun·ivin � apoutt . if any : next of kin: benefki.arin under the will, if any; the attorneys repreaenting an y of the aforementi oned penona : You are hereby no u. f Led that on the i30lh day of September, l9IO, an In ventory a nd Appnisernent �f the ealate of Edward P. Brown i n1, dec�lt!� . l � te of Le banon_ To�nshi� 1� said County w111 fllM in th1• Court. Mountain Iron & Supply Co. Hearing on aaid Inventory and By J, B. O'II IIN, Appra.isemenl will be had before it& attorMY this Court on the .22nd da of (8) 3 1 ; (I}) 7, 14, 21, 28; 00) 5, 6tc October 1960 at 10 o, 1 c k � M 0 ExcePtions lhereto �; be !II;""'' II' by a uy interesttd pa rty a t a � time pri:-r to five da y, before the NOTICE OF APPOINTMEN1" E»tata of Fraclerick J.' Burkett da te set for hearing. CaH No. ,...,.1 · WITNESS signature and Decened U. e aeal o aid Court, t bl.a Notice is hereby given that 30th day 01 deptember, 1 960 George E. Burkett, whote Post F. H. O 'Brien, Office addreu is North Third Street, Middleport, Ohio, baa been Judge and Ex-Otficio Clerk duly a ppointed Admlnlslrator of By Ann Baker, th Eslale of Fred erick J. Burkett.­ Deputy Clerk.. late of Pomeroy Village, Meig1 (10) 5--12-2tc County, Ohio. Dated this 26th day of Septem­ Actln"g Judge of the Pr�bate Court be r, 1960. M ei&& County, Ohio. John C. Bacon, (9) 28: (10) 5-12-3tc Applesauce 8 No.;.!0 - For Sale ·--- I OIL PIIODUCl'S I ) Oh..: ''.Tbtt,f.'reezln' Season means Ice and snow, so lake a tip, neigh bor, and GO• GO- GOI" I POMEROY -ModeJm frame h ouse: shingle exterior, bath with tub and shower. You n gstown kll• chen, bcauliful floors, II room• in all, plus full b,t-sement, porch full attic, furnace he aling. N ice lot with large ga r age and d r iv e­ way. A-I property. Shou l d e as­ ily gu a lify for VA Loan. $ 1 1,· 000.00. POMEROY-6-room fra me houae wilh bath, hot air heating, front full and side porches, and base ment. Out of all high wa­ ter. and only a 5--minute walk to downtown . A best buy at 181l()0.00. Phone WY2, 3130 lo• 229 1 0·.5-ltc REP �I R NOTtCI OF FtLING AND HIA I ING ON INV .NTO.Y Cate No. 1 1.4H l'rolNt• cou rt Mtl.. c ounty ' Ohio r or Ad ministra • I torTOandtheloExecuto such of th e following I RIVER REPORT �?.!�ce ��!L I * Shop -- t8l Auto Soles • • ■ I G. E. Mad.ion, db.a Maebon & '.\1aebon, >Nh06e addreu is 2110 Co1H1 Avt!1ue, Huntln&ton, We■t � Vlrginla, and is nol a reaidenl of l the State of Ohio. i■ hereby , aoti• 1 fled thal 011 the 5lh day of July, ' l �.. Mountain Iron and Supply . ( o. filed 1t! petn,on ag1in1t him a s 1 defend a nt. m th e Cu urt of C omMe1g1 County, Ohio, mon Pleas, cue No _13 ,040, pra)'ing for judg • ment against hlrn for the sum of I two thous.and one hundred ninety dollan 91/100 and l1even II {$2, 1 97 .9 1 ) plu1 inlertsl at rate of six per cent, r•prei.e nting merchandise sold �o him on account, and . cost!! of this action. Said defendant i1 required to an• 1wer on or �fore the 29th day of October, 1960. - =�--- --- Blaettna r's "*' _ .. J ,:Are Ven ted Heaters ,, PHONE WY-2-21 51 WE IMulillll II IMn, room j11rnltur•. y1t SG tffldt1tl l;'i hell outpul, II 1lm ,a� far mort hut wllll Im futl 0111, M1&1C Cflll' bllllktlt I rtoffi or I .tlolti;..se wttll co,y w•nntll 1n • 11111111' Gf 11'11nutn. HNd 10 tot livlftl """ comfort from tht tntlrtlr ltw, TV-styled Mqlt Cnlf ps1nd ti! Mlltfl. Complat. 11111 . . . 111111'1 .,.. tor rour "'•llllf onc1 ,.. buq,1, ' 4: eenU: f eenl-5 per wurd lor thre.e COQtleCUUve lnaer\loOI. Bpc:.claJ - one mo11tb for 30 c6llfJ r,er word. Full �te of t cent£ per word will bt eha71:ed for advert1&lnt d' oot vi:11,d ....ttlhio 11.1 daya aner receivin2 bill. � • in Advertia.i.Ilj � Sbould lie r�p('�tf'd 1mmtd.la lely. The Dail, :sentin el will not be reapon.al.ble for mon than ()De i.nc:o,. feel iD6Cl'COD�,:I of l'tlDU and SporJal Not.iee1 of Ev,�ata JUIO. Obltu.arte. publuh.ed at l ce'lt per word. c:.10lU>S l DAY 3 DA:.'$ tt UAVS l M O. ID 60< 90e $1.M '4 00 $ 1 .IW' S6.00 !Ill olOr 11 .20 211 75c $1.00 $2.211 '7.oO Ad, �ved b, 10 A�. will be in t/'w l dan ""'Pfll'• I c�.. �eg: Notices G,dt/o /luftt w !• ' ... ADS WANT FOIi tine Ree&:le, 9-29-6tp. rPnl Ch riJ, Phone WY2 3302 2) Cord· of Thanks Excl usive At - - H and R FIRE STO NE • I DORCAS HOUSE for - CONSIS'NNT DEPE!fD�BLF IIE.� UL'll' R.\Tl!S per irerd. Pae lnaertion. Minlll"\um charge -- 60 cent,. Mrs. Robert Wood and dauahter, Sandy, apenl Monday In Parkera• bur1. The October meeting of the Sew­ in; Club will be on Wedne&day eveninc Oct . 19, lnatead of Thurs­ day. thl 20th. Recent visltors of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Koblentz were Mr. and Mra. Ch arles Woode and :or. and Mrs. John Hayes . Mrs. Non Brown and Mrs. Jean Summ erfi eld left Monday for a 1horl vacation in Virginia. Mr. and Mn. (van Diehl, Roaen­ burg, Teut, .spent an evening with his aunt, Mn. C. E. Ro echer. M iddleport, , Laura Saunders, spen� a few d.1:y1 with Mrs. Ghm­ n11 Haye&. Mn. Al Petenon and dauehter, Penny, Je(t Saturday evening for thtir home in Grc.-al Falls, Mon­ tana, after 5pending several wee ks here with her parent.� . Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther. ildr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Mike •�nt the week end in Remains of Pleisiouun, mosa· Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. R F. saurs, giant lizards, turlle:i and . Elberfeld. f fish have been found in HempMra. C. E. Rqecher spent Sunday stead Co�nty, Ark. ... h.a . w{th Mr. and Mn. Charl es Diehl, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mr,. Etneat p;i,el1teln of Idaho 11 1pendin1 tev enl days with M-ra. Norma Dean and other relativ es. Dally Sentine l. Pomeroy-Midd leport . 0., Ort 5, 1 960-5 ! l 4 1 For Rent --- . -- ... -. . . . . 39c 39 ¢ •� ""� --...--..........,--..........-·-- - �,,.... -�·...- . ---- - ----·•--·-·----.! I. 1 � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 5, 1960 burdett