http://66.213.69.5/files/original/773e554fa4194f10af6d860490adcc1f.pdf b9dab425f8e217075f40091a78684391 PDF Text Text - --�·-·--· -· - f &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- M idd leport . 0 . Oct. 6, - TONIGHT and FRIDAY Bi•\llore no - M:-Hk Damon ,. -nlE REBEL BllEtD'· - also 1· aobert Knapp - LmdJ Lal'.,.,0,1 '"THE TH.Rf.AT" -� Al10 Cartoon ] SATURDAY ONLY I Cb:lps Raffetry, Bnu:l· Arl'IH'r -sMILEY G ETs A {; L 1 :1. · (Color & Srnp(' 1 \ - also � .Ke nt Tayl or - .lo h 11 :-,m 1 1ti "GHOST TO W!\'. ' · Also Carloon 1 960 I Church Class Met A t Bowers' 95-Year-Old Man Enjoys Visit From 4 Nieces \Ir!> Elwood Bowen, t>nlert.1 i n l·d j L l w l, ulden H ult• L'lal>S o f the l'om 1 1 1 • 1 uy l hurdi uf C h ri:sl Tuesd.i) c l t·nmg al her hume. l'he:slcr Huad l In- m ee t m g Ill d1 a r g e of �trs Bul'.· e r�, p res 1 d i•nt . o p ened w J t h dei o t w ns tak L·n f rom Ps l l m 2:l hy ,\ : rs Charl<•s Eskew . Twu real1111gs ,. , . rr iiven · · �ol In Vain" by :,.1rs \ J d v i n S n u th and " Horse Sense . . !n .\I r � '.\'l i lto � Ho us h Pny er by \lrs Hart.tld Sm1lh, cunelu(lcct the I d1•1u1 mns. L t I I!\ (Ju i l len. 95 . of f_k wi l l !\ l ( , rn h,id th e ph•�su re u f � l' PIII!: f ( l ll l' n t J 1 1 � r1w(·e� reet"nll y Thn• 1,1 n , .\1 n, lh• rn J l' (' Hawk , H em · ,\! ; ( r a n' Sw .:1 rl 1 , rs i, 1 k 1 ; ro\ P \ l ! r n l . :'>Ir� Shirl !·) B,dir. ('hP� I , · ,· a • : r l ;l,lrs Sarah Woock. Tup l" 1 , l ' i ,uns 01 \1 , ·r :.:11,•sh were :\I I . Ba h r a 1 1 , t '"' 1:1\1� ( 'tw�ler, ( ' . E I ', lt•inbers ;rnswcn•d rull call with W 1 1 wk I n r pe, , 1'1 .i i m : '-I r and ,1 kmg o r lhe Old Testamt'nt )I r� .-\ r t f\asp\ 'f. ('olumbus 1 1 · 1inst m.1 s l"ard�. wrai>pm�s and I '-11' (J u t l l < -n is I l l �uod he a ! l h ' n hl)on., .,.,,,re distnbuh:-d lo lhl· cnJu) � v1s 1 t 1 11 :.: lu s 1 m· m lx:rs t o sell as a money rm k., nd � 1 1 l l mg prnJt•ct A rou nd robin 1 fr11' 1 " I ' a n d re:,dlll i.: his B1hlt. i.:ct ,v,· 1 1 r 1 r,t \I ii� u· n t to Mrs l; [a01 . n.u t,.:1 M ,:� · . 1t' l 1 i'1 1 S m i t h was in d 1 a rge ut l'l1 \ ! ' I l <u t , n1 f•III ;,aHI prt :tL· s w n e a w ankd t o M ··� :s:tl w.irJ Vc11uy and M rs . De u � c r l\ :1pple. I 90th B I RTH DAY SAL E • l •• • . •' Hrlre'..h rncn l.� wrr1· S('n·NI bv t l1e 1 111�1.::.s tu l h .: a hove 11 1ml·d :ind '.\.t rs. (1,nnd O h l i ni:er :.ind Kath r nl. :\!rs Lettil Spencer and Ll'a 1 1; Veno:1. T h l' II C X L 11,Ct'l!llf; will be lll'hl 111 till' ho;n1• of :;t rs. Ch arles Es kcw. - --�-- -CONF I N E D AT HOM_E l lcrman London is ('()n f 1 ncd l o hi s hJ1rlc 1 n Sv nH'llSe becau s e ol bl1�m! r,oi !>olli ng. - - ---- -- Men's and B ig Boys' OXFORDS Sizes 6 l o 1 2 •• , MEN'S •• • f ENGINEER BOOTS Sizes 6 to 1 1 $1 0.9 5 I• •' • BOYS' I• WORK SHOES Sizes 12 1/2 to 3 $3.99 pr. • •• i CHILDREN' S R UBBER BOOTS Sizes 7 ••• •' to Big lO $1 .99 pr. I $4.99 pr. IH)\'S' and GI RI..S' o x r- O R D 5 S i ,:: • ll l :i t u :1 I N F A NTS' HIGH SHOES :J 11.1 to 9 $2.99 pr. M t: N ' S COHK SOLE WORK S HOES Siws 6 to 1 1 $4.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store •• N. SECO N D AVE. M I I HlLEPORT EST BETS IN OYl� WEAR l't lll Bulky Knit l:1 1 l ky knits willl the popular shawl (' Ollar th;il lin.v .� hkl'. l'housl• fro m pullown1 a11d utrdigani;. l 'upul:ir l' uiurs, loo. FOil BOYS 2 TO 16 JACKETS and CAR COATS ••' '' • • $3.99 to $1 6.S0 •• • able f11bries U111t makes them easy to tare !or. Go ld, red, l>ci·.II C, green, etc. Broadcloth l e All 1he wonderful, new was h­ All Siles For Boy, ••• Wo,h 'n Wear •,, SPECIAL S H I RT S t'or Boys 6 l'LA N N EL ' I.. ,. $1.99 to $2.99 , fi �Utut broadc loths In wuh ON l,V • �- SJiH l to 3x , 4 to fill and $1.00 • .� 1o ' 1e. A wide seleclion or washoble ! ..,.;----, For Boys 4 to lo 16 S H I RTS i ,'a, we,.r plaid&, stdpes and pla111 • SparklinJ screen prints - bo xed. Made or a m iracle fiber blend for soltne.ss, freshnes.s o( col o r and long life. Dover 74 - 7Z"x90" Rayon, Cotton and Orlon . . $6.95 Dover 22 - 72"x90" Rayon, Cotton and Orlon . . $8.95 :,1 'Brilli antin e' Bedsp reads Tone on Tone Tufted Spreads. Exciting and different! Dress up your bedroom in this stunning horizontal strip­ ed design spread. Sturdy cotton , viscose and acetate blend that washes colors sparkling bright. Preshrunk . In beige, aqua, pink, topaz, brown and tangerine. on. Slr.e& 8 to 16. FOR BOYS 4 TO 16 SLACKS Boys' 13¾ Ounce Western Style SIZES 4•8• J EANS $1,9 9 $1 .99 - $2.99 SIZES 7-18 · $2.99 - $3.99 A tnrd, Lo-bea t value I n aood Wa,Jt 'I\ W ear Bedford co rds J3o/4 ounce sanlorizell � rtwduroya. '1 ,, 8ize1 4 to 18. Joan■. IN POMEROY �----------..,..;I I ,, IRONING TABLES Curved leg ironin g tables with delulle features. 12 po­ sition adjustment with safe• ty lo<'k. New impro\led st ur­ dier, non snag leg joints. $S.95 Olher Melal Ironing ' - Tables . $4.95 and $7 .95 For better plants and flowers. Scientifically prepared. Ready t,, use. 4 lbs. 49c 10 lbs. 98c . .... , . lbs. -- 19c 'Gibbs" Peek-A-Boo maize. Stripes - florals - noVelty effects. Warm fleecy out­ ing _flannel for pajamas, gowns, infants wear, general ME N'S Flanne l Sport Shirts Gel ready now for cold ,days ahead. These Big Yank fLinnel shirts are smart looking, flt properly and are properly made lo wear a long Ume . Siles small (1414½), medium (15,151>), and large (16-161>). ' ....... .. . . . $2.15 MEN'S THERMAL Hooded �weat Shirts \ BOYS' SIZES 8 TO 18 Men'11 WiKt�t; fac�ets· ' ' United States Wins Majority In UN Today U!HTED NATIONS. N. Y. UPI -The -United State. today m us­ tered • majority In ! he u. N . General Aasembly against a d eter mined Rululan effort to win a seat for ij:ed China and the Com· munlst bloc appeared beaded for another defeat. ' Nalion1Ust Ch inese Ambassador Dr. Tingf.u F. Tsiang sC'heduled • second addre1& In a■ m■ny days to the a51flmbly while American and So\liet delegation me mben campal&ned in the corridors for the neutral nation vot111 on the Red Chlna laue . Smart sturdy corduroy s for practical winter wear. Choose the continental model with adjustable side tabs, no belt loop or the regular Ivy League styles_ Black, tan, or brown. $ 3,95 Slim s11n 9i-or Boys IN STU�DY · CORDUROY - · - · · · · · · - · · $3.95 Husty Sizes For Boys NIW SUPPORT YORK UPI-Fresh sup­ port trickled into lhe stock mar­ moderately active · open• ket lit Ina: today. MEN'S SOCKS SISTEl•llj,1,AW DIES PASCAGOULA, MlsL UPI Mn. Marie Antoinette Mall�tte 1l1ter•in-Jaw of Ohio Stephemi, pov. Mithae DiSalle, died Thur&­ dl)' ln her home following a lon a lllneu, , NEW ■ IN STURDY CORDUROY · · - · · · · · · · · · $3.9 5 OUTDOOR THERMOMETERS Adjustable. Easy I<> in­ stall. Adjuslfl for easy reading thru any Window. vy, black, brown, char• coal, and .dark green. 3 pelrs $1 .00 White enameled wood toilet seal chrome fittings. . ,$4,95 $1.00 ' . TO I LET SEATS ! · Four Seasons Men's stretch nylon and silk socks. Stretches to fit your sl!e (9½-13). Na• $49$ ' . Corduroy Trousers 39� yd. Other Men's Flannel Sport Shirts . "We li,siened to , Sen. lotm F. Kennedy uwl now .we wan} to pre· llf!nl oor side becau'se ft are in­ tel'tsted at ge tting at the whole truth," Sen. Roman L. Hruska CR•Neb.) said. "We feel that . if those fellows out there in the hall want to dis­ agree with us they of course have tbat right, but they should n ot come In here and try to break up our meeting with a lie detector teat." , The truth squad 11 a lfOUP of GOP Jawmaken w ho are follow­ ing Kennedy to present th e Re­ publican answera to his spee<' h es. Hruska sucgested, however, that his .truth &quad would be happy to take a lie detector teat "if they will bring Senator Ken• nedy in here and put those polY· graph straps on his arms." 69¢ Printed Flannel $1.95 CINCINNATI UPI-The Repub­ lican ' truth squad ran into a bunch of De mocrats bere Thurs• day night who wanted to give them a lie detector test. Th� Republicans, who said they would rathe r let th e public decide who w111 telling the truth br111hed aside the would•be Demo­ crattc "truth squad"' with the sug­ l'8lion that they were just publicity seeker■. Mesh all cotton panties for girls. Smooth elastic waist, full cut, double reinforced crotch, .ruffled elastic leg, extra strength seams. Sizes 4 to 14 in white, pink and YARD W I DE sewmg. For Lie Test Panties For Girls Both For $2.49 . Ar Face Demand Styli 50-80-Ciew Sock�wear 'em s11aiglll up flipped once 01 t11ple­ tolled-1ny way rcrn like 'em. All wMe. Sim 6-8\i • , • . • . . . . , 39c Sizes 9-ll . • . . . . 59G Styl162'-Boys'Strai&hl•Up CrewSocks. for acli�e boy5 in �ctive colors white, nny, brown and red. Sim 6-8½ 39� Styli 91-Anklels-lor big and 111t1e ials in rainbow co!o1i----wh1te, yellow, b!ue, pink, red, navy, brown, hunte1, mint, bei11e , aqu1,orth1cl, irey, ma1oon. Sim 6·11 J9t and . . , they·re indelibly id1.1�d for eaay pairinir alter washintC and made from mercer\Z('d long• staple Bebonlll oottun Alrlean Vlolel Soll With new controlled-foam applicator. Foam cleans with­ out soaking . Easy to use. Dries fast. Shampoo and ap­ plicator ,3.99 value. • I. Caridi_dates e earcbin' g For Local P0Iitica More Votes, Wit_h A Month Left Until Election Truth Platoon POTTING SOIL Jtarci, , L with ' SHOP F R I DAY 9:00 to 5:00 • S ATUR DAY 9:00 to 9:00 ...,._.. _, Central Ohi■: foll ...,1b1Nf thla """"''"-­ laturchly. Othwwl• fah' c..ler t■lla'I ■NI t.nlwht wlttl &hanu of ffNt Nd ce... tral +.nlaht, W.,,,... hturd•y. Hlah Way '5-70, ... t■nJtttt U. 45. a... th,..... ac.a,...... · 61i Ever since lhe MaY pri mary eleelion top political candidates on t he national level of government hav e been fighling tooth and toenail for more vote! fro m the peOple of Meigs County and th e collntry , On the local level with only a month until the general election, ofrice hunting is beglnnlne to. h um. Candida tes of both par th�• are spending the ir spare time ,eek. Ing more votes. Some local candidate• . are rising from lhelr beds al dayI1a:ht, pac• ,..the ing a' _l·unch, and stayjna: on <'aihpaign road a 11 d ay, . • In_ �t,� ·P� lbii ye_ar, O, llM, lteputillean, and, 1 ,668 Detno:crats voted . COmpu� to 19S8, this year's May primar-y alm01t doubJed t he former becaw:e thla is a presidenth•l year. Three candidates in the eounty are shoo-ins, unopposed, and with• out worries. The three a re present Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Ber nard Full! for pro•ecuting attor , ney and Stanley J. Blaiewici, run• ning for County Engi�eer. The county com m issioner race is drawing wide attention from voters, as it does in every Meigs county election. oemo<'rats nominated are William McKelvey, who recelved 688 votes in the primary and Rolland "Plusger" Neuttling, who led his ticke t with 1M votes. They will pair up against Dan Har• linger, w ho led all Republicans for the etffiee with 2,366 primary vote, and Avery Nelson, who h ad 1861. In the <'On lest lor state represen· t.etlve from Meigs County, George posi.i'g in<'umbent Republican Har• Meinhart, r�nnlng for his firth mon O'Brien. The office of recorder is 110ugbtterm, will oppose Dl!:mocr1t Erne,t A. Wingett, a ,Racine \lillage offlc- by Republican Paul " Corky" K1 oeis and Mur. ine Allenawetrth. Neither i&I ror 16 11ears. iuFor clerk of co ts, Republican hu -uked for pubUc office before. A number of offices of inter• Evelyn· Lucke ; �king her second term, ia oppo•� by Audrey Youn l. eat oh the atate and distrkt l evel. Running · for · treasurer is pr.esent a\-e up ror decision. The most talked about 11 that of office holder,. Clyde G. Milhone, Rt· pllbllcan, opJl'Osed by D emocrat representati\le to Congress. Present offlee holder, Demoen t Walter Geraldine .\'.ol!ng. · c o"roner H• nr, Ewln • 1· 5 b•i"" H. Moe ller, ia facing fo rmer stale • ·� challenged ror hia , orl lce by Dr. senator, Republican Oakl e1 C. Collins. T. A. Hewe•·on � ., a Pomeroy osteopath, Who ls·, entetlilg pc)lltlca lor The only t hina that can be pre• · , . thlt nr.,t· UIDlt · . Jlicled as of no.p: (-qi thffe �I\ FOr ,pfl)lfate 1"d�e; , wlio wirn.t to ,Mp',e,. ,llie Ailific, ill prese nt COUllty Court Judg!: ·Em.- tltaf · a'ft, Will be \letY busy in th e melt W. P�ofles, Democr.at , is op- sbOrt weeks 11\ead. ---------------"-'- ---- lhr11.m�,nt Fot-o·'s·.:_M.u-s·1·e Comp"any Seletts pomeroy F·or New, Mus·1c• tore s Meigs Gounty was blessed with a new business this week with the. ening of the Fotos Music Company store on Sec- P.olitical Pulse Republican Hopes Surge In . SoµthAs D-nger Flags Fly CAMP AT GALLIPOLIS COLUMBVS VPI-Qr . . Robert Halnea, director of Mental Ry­ a:iene and Corre ction, said today he has abandoned ,., pl&ns to start a prison honor camp a t Da1ton State Hospital. T�e department would conUnue plam tb estab• li1h an honor branch for con­ victs at Gallipolis State I111titute. . . 11,e annual election of directors of the Meigs County Agri, �l!ur•l Society will be held Noy. 12 from 5 p .m. -to 9 p.m. In ' . · t&, county commissioners' office. er ested In The election wH ordered this stein Auocialion la Int week at a regular meeting of th e pu tting on a show at the 11161 �ounty fair board will\ Preaident fair . , -The. proposed new fu,.iOr • Fr,d D. LeUheil pretidlng. Nine r buildinl, in that plans and Fai . meJllberi wer4 in atten�ance speelf l cation, nilllt be · prepare d t on Joh� k Fran etary &Sard Secr WU directed to ac�pt no · peti• and approved by the St■te Depart � for nomination to 1961 ment pf Ac-rieulture for approval. -Race horse owner" ,ho will fair ttoard memberfhlp • after 5 ulllnal• here have ' com• winter ad• I). Ill. Nov. 5 and to obtain about track ' condltfons. plained Ohio under pquiNd· \"eJUllng The bo¥'d 1l10 -heard a - report · w.' · ' Sale of �mbenhlpt in the from member Charlei ·Jbdf6rd on If F< to ,top 111• dq Qf tb• Fhi1 trip - to t!i• � j:o"'11Y , air to ch eck on conct!Nion1 for el�ton. · the 1961 Kehl• falr, · and ileclded but ed, � board 111<1 dl1CUU not to appl1 for COit 4lirll:t . race Ji: no acUott on: .;.JA�tePQl't tbal_ tlJ,e Cot&Ob: Sol• -..,1 D� Jea�. � ·.� , � . . � .. .: . s 'lf, ' ond·S 1· m omeroy . The company is owned by G. Bill Wit hers, representative of th e company, began moving the P. Fotos of HunUngto'n. Mr. Fotos new st.ore into the Ewing build- is a graduate of the Cincinnati "I ing formerly occupied by the Conserva tory .of Music, has studSecond Street Market, Thursday. ied in Europe, and has done conHe said today the c ompany is t9 cert work. He is 1!10 a piano tech• be one of th e largest In the area. nicisn and tuner. The new store is the fourth to The new store will sell such pianos, organ11 be opene d in t h ia area by the famous brand and stereos as Baldwin, Hamilton, company. They have twe stores Kimball, Kohler and Magna\lOX in Huntington, and one In Mays• factory and wiJI be managed by David ville, Kentucky. Two Rou, llunUngton who Is an ac- lrained organ service men are employed by the company in or• c\)mplished organist. . K.hrush Goin,: Home M r. Withers is a nativ e of Ma· der to give th e best in piano and son County, W. Va ,, and now re• organ service, Mr. Wlthen said. .Bui Wants To Return A &rand opening ls planned . UNITED NATIONS N. Y. UPI­ aides with hla wife, Jo Ann at Soviet Premier Nikita S::" Khru• Le Sage, W. Va. Mra. Wi t her, is t hroug hout next week when the sh<'he v is ready to return to Rus· a physical education teacher at store will be open rro m 9 to 9 Monday through Saturda1. sia, ptobably •by ea r� next week Wahama High School, source• reported today. But there were indications he want■ to come back in ' March for another U. N. aummlt on dlaarmament wit h the ne w pre,ident of the United St.ates. . '."here . were hopes ttae SoViet leader would reveal some ot his intentions at a U. N. corre•Pond� f:1'1.s HSOCiQ.liOn lunch today when he was -acbeduled to make a short state ment and tben antwer q_ues• ATLA�A UPI - Gov. Ernest captured 1oi, electoral votes in the tion1 from reporters. a.ttended 18 - state ar�a of southern and VandivJt of Georgl• Fair Board Election Set Down For Novend.er 12 In Cour. thouse . . I xuberant Pranksters Ca use 9 O'Clock Midd leport Corfew Mayor's Own Picnic Table Carried O,n School Lot Yard �fage ls Set For ·' 2nd Great TV ,, Debate ' Sllm•U•Planl UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO KITS ' Mem bers of the Middleport Vo\. un teer FiH Depar tment voled Thursday evening during its regu­ lar mee ting to give the depart­ ment's building cetm mittee 1.uthor­ lty to spend 'nre department fundi> ln stcuring the start or the pro­ poaed new fire sta tion, A represenlaliv e of the depart­ ment will go before the village council Monday night to diseuss further village cooperation in the project. According to an Oh io Inspection Bureau repor t a new £ire station ia one of th e recommended im• prov@!menta to be made. Women"'S I½ Dmiot«l To Tb lnternt, OJ Tb Help,/tlao11 .4reo Preceding the meeting a stdk 11upper was served to the members and the department phy�ician Or. Ray R. Pickens. Dr. T. A. Hewet­ son and Louisa Johnson were guests. Th e meal was prepared by Jack Beehtle assis ted by "Bruz" . -. . . . . � . . .. ; . '' Mills and "Mac" McKinley. UNLUCKY FOR NUMBER S.EVEN .:.. Tbe Yankees' Mickey Mantle flips his bat to the Other buslneu during the regu­ lar meeting included plans to al· side af�r striking oUI tn the fir1t lnnln of W orld �ries gapie number two in Forbes Field. tend a fire achool at Athetis, Sun­ Pirate catcher Smoky Burgess watches fhe fly ing bat. Later In the game Mantle hit two hom­ day, October 9. ers, putting him within reach (with 12) of Rut h 's World Series ·record of 15. . $ 3.95 en t1n e a1 y iremen Vote Own Funds On New Station $4.19 B I SSELL .' ,1a.-. Beautiful Tartan plaid blankets. Warm , soft, yet rugged that will look just as good after innum ­ erable washings. 72" x 90" size with 5" acetate binding. Colors - lied Grey , Turquoise, Toast' ' Lilac. • ' SINGLE COPf - k Nylon tricot t ailored paja­ mas for women. W hite!Red, Bei-ge!Brown . PjnkfRose, A­ qua!Pink. Siws 32 to 40, The recreation room of tile hnme of Mra. Everett Bachner was dee· orated in orange and black carry. Double fleeced fabric, completely lined With· thermal Ing out the Halloween theme for Lile regular meet ina: and Hallow­ cloth for extra warmth. Hooded and with front muff oon party of the Ladies Au•il lar)' pocket Grey, red, or nav{ blue. Snjall, medium, large, · · to the Middleport F� Depanment and extra large. held Tueacfay evenln&, Mrs. David J enkin, received the prize for t he prettle1t costume. I'•' Mn. Bachner won lhe pr�e for the ugl l eet and Mrs. Thomas Han• n lgan ror .the most orla:lnal cos­ ' tume. Followlna: 1 1hort biJslneas mee t­ ing conducted 1,y the president, Mn. Emmelt Shyler, 1amN1 were played with prize■ beina won by ' Mn. Howard Dalley and Mn. Lee ' Roady for sale In the men's depal'lln�t on tile maWt Smilh. The travellnu priie, !ur­ Jaekel liow. "!blle selec• noor. Come tn select y0\11' nlahed by Mn. Jack Bec!hU e, was . tloDJ -are best. � 38 to and eitra lirge sizeo 411 to won by Mn. Hann111n. · ' ·2 ' ' Pi� and coffer.- were served by . L ' O • '• Mr■• Bac h ner with Mrs. Rusaell Milli as auiding hoateu to those above mentioned and Mn. Gerald Anthony, Mra, Robert McElhlnny, Mn. Sohn Vromai,, M.r1. Th.om.a D1nt M.r1, · R'l''"'!flll II� and Conille •n4 Koi,a . "Jameson" Plaid ay UnltM ,rft1- lntwnttiontl John Jay, 11■met1 chi.. luttlce tht Sup,.me Ciwrt. by Pr•-'· t W■■hin,ton wtt■n only 44 Nn old. waa th• yitun..tt man n.med to the top ludlclal of- PAJ A M A S METAL ta LOWE R PARKING LOT BEACON BLANKETS •• e Now You Know NYLON TRICO·, $5.95 new ACROSS FROM THE •--+.:,.._...________..._____ TWIN or FULL SIZE Auxiliary Holds Halloween Party plaids ,a nd sharp plain c o l· 16 Wo,h 'n Wear '.: Screen Prin t Blan kets Literary Club Met At Las.her Home The dislricl rally of the EUB Vouth o f Group Four was held Mond1:1y evening at .the Enterprhie EUB Church. llcv. Francis II. Glaiier was in charge of th!! opt!ning servic8 wh ich b c�an with g rour �in�ing of · ·sumh!uc In My Soul" fol lowed IJy lhc reatliug or Psalm Il l Uy Nor• nu1 Jean Ucarhs and prayer Uy Rev. F. E. nunn of Syral'use. Dllnna Buhr of ttie Tuppers Plains Chari{(', vice president, W,!8 in c h arge of 1he meelin� when i1evf!ral busir.ess iJ.erns Wl' re dis-' cm1sed. The Vouth Fcllowshi!) of the Et1terprise ch urd1 was awarded the banner ror the largest num ber present attd also the hnnncr for the largest p('rccnlagc o r member• s h ip present. Election of omcers, in charge of the Rev. Paul Sellars, Youth Di• rect or, or Jacksonville, Ylas held wlth Norma Jean Benrhs selected as pretiident; Bill Carlton, vice prealdent; Donna Bahr. secrcbry; Ami Carlton, assistant secretary; Ca,ro]yn Bell, treasurer: Larry Circle, as9istanl treasurer; Oonnit 811hr, pianist. Carolyn Bell, assist• ant pianist; Huth Ann Brothers, news reporter, ll.ncl Roii:er Holter, asslstRnt news reporter, Refreshments i n ch .rgc of Mrs . O rvllle Brown, director o r th� local Youtll Fellowship, arid :,1rs. Thomas Bentz, assistant dir�tor, aulsted by Mias Helen Davis were sef\led to the 81 perso ns pt·eaent, The next mee t ing will lie hefd on December B at the Tuppers Plains El!B Churc h . ,_ ON THE MA I N FLOOR - Mens and Boys Wea r - House wa res - TV - Music Dept. Dry Goods - Notions - Hosiery - Cosmetics - School ond Office Suppl ies - I nfants Wear - Lingerie - Foundation Garments - Kodak Dept. ON T H E 2nd FLOO R - Womens· a nd Gi r l s Ready Ta Wea r - Curtai ns - Draperies Luggag e - Blankets - Bedspreads - P i l lows - Furniture - Sma l l Rugs. ON THE 3 rd F LOO R - Furniture For Every Room I n Y our Home and Floor Coverings For �very Room I n Your Home. EUB Youth Rally Held Monday Night SWEATERS $3.99 to $7.99 ' • A duucing party was held Sal• u,·day evening. Oct. 1st at the home uf N ,m cy Jo Cole , Refreshments were ser\l ed to t h e following Johnnie Hetzer Jr. and Homer E. Cole, Mary Weh unt and Sharl)n Sayre of Zanesville; M r. and Mrs J i m Withee, Middle• port . Mr . .ind Mrs. W m J. Rlteh 1 e and daughter Cindy, Miss L'et11 l a· G�ul .. • Be th .in d J ane l Sue I l l urfman , Chester; . �ob Trippe and Mars h oll Md,11111.in, Mason; Dav1_d l� 1 ggs, Lo�g Bo llom and Uu! ch lialll . Racme Later attending were Mr.- and M rs. Homer A, Cole and son � U illy . Ut1i1b!e lo at tend wC're Clyde J n hnson a nd several olhl'r�. S;i_nd "' l l'h cs, pun d1 and potato e h 1 ps Wt·rl! sen1 l·ti . ------ - The M iddleport Litera, v r? , 11 mt•t Wednesday artecnoon �h1 cuu niry hon11.• of Mrs. B c r\l i.. LJSh r.r in Ru11an d, M r.s. Emerson Jones, presidenl, presided over the meeting whic h I 01wncd with the d u b collect in uni�on. Mrs. Jones welcomed the members .and guests after the surnmrr recess. T h e F'eder;1tio n n:eering to be hdd in At h ens. Monday, October 1 1 , �I t he Virst Christian Chureh ,vas announced. All reservations Pomerny. Ohio HI USt l)e iri by t he 13th to eit her TONIGHT . \lrs. ,lones or the secretary, Mrs. J. E. H arley. I 'z-:· i \ n n"Millf"S The dub "ave congratulation s "T: l 1•: c . rn:.\·p,:s r SHOW tu Mrs. D. ll. Harti nger on her i i!'! E.\RTM" rctent hirthdJy. ,·T <'du; i ,,ilor1 An interestin g review o f the Deity l l u l !on - t"urnel W i lch­ hook "The View Fro m the ForRunning time: 2 hrs .. 30 m in. 1 1 et h Floor" was gi"en by Mrs Box Offic4t doses 8:30 l'.M. llo<lney Downing. The auth o r of F R I DAY NOT OPEN t h e book is Thei;Klore l,J. Whi te, SATURDAY, OCT. 8 11nd is the story of the magazine ' •THE ATOMIC SUBMARINI!:" pu h llshing world. Aeeording to Dick Foran - Bob Steele Mrs. Downing it is a good book - also ! h at did no t receive very good re• "IIOUSr. Ot' INTRIGUE" v iews. ('C'cchnicolor) A review of the book which has Curl Jurgens - Dawn Addams b{'cn at the top of the bes t seller Sun., Mon., Tua,., Oct. 9,10-1 1 list for several months, "Advl•c .. PI.EASE DON'T EAT and Comwnl" was given by Mrs. THE DA IS!ES" 0, 8. Stout. This bo o k, authored by (Technic olor) Allen Drury, is written or politi• Doris Day - David Niven ('al intrigue and some say a no· Colorrarloon liceahle piirallel with lhe Senate and nt11ional leaders of the prts ent day. Twenty members resp o nded t,, Hu· rnll call wil h "Why I Vo te." (.;ucsts for the aflernoon were Mrs. Sl1111sbury and Miss Susan Park. Arrangements of dahlias 11)(1 chrysanthemums from the guden tif Mrs. James Tltu1 decorated the Jh L11 her ho me , The nexJ meeting or the clu b -WU! be October 1 9 at the home of Mr's, ,.Henry Null. BOYS 2 TO 16 .... MAK.E ELBER FELDS IN POME ROY YOU R SHOP PING CENT ER! MEIGS THEATRE $2.9 1} pr. Sizes I Dancing Party Held At Home Of Miss Co/.e --�--,..,·--,,..,__�,..... .- . church 1ervlce1 in Hot Sprin1s, Ark., durin, the .recent southern Governo'rs Conference· and heard a sermon delivered · on anll•Catholicism. · . Farrls Bryant, De mocratic nomin ee for a:ovemor of Florida, at· tendeil a new■ conference and told reporters hie could noJ "intelligently, morally · or phyaleally''. campaign activelY for · "lh e na t ional Democraµc ticket. Gov. '-°11 Barnett of Ml11 lulp• pl altended a White Citizen, Council rally and told a eegre11t1oniat audiehCe the South should ge t be· hind ind ependent electors In the Nov. 8 presiden tial election In a. ahow o( repudl:ltl ng the liberal platforms or both parti es. All thi� means. that . danger flags are . flying for the regular Democrallc pa rt1 in Dixie In the final weeks of the preshlentlal campaiJ:n. Third ParllH Llmlt■d Althoui:h organited third pal'ty eympath le• are very Um lted in catn.Pata:n, hmil)' year's this fla:bt1n1 wlthl n Democratic ranks in the South has caused a surge oro! hope• ln th, Jlepubllcan ganiuUon. West Vira:lnla Gov. cecll Un• derwood, a Republican, says the YPP .bill � ch.anee to. ta.lt, most of the 1ttll.es in Dixie and wiO four as do "at leHt II well" year• �o. ' In ' 1N11 � Sllallllowe, boraer 1tate1 covered by the Southern Govemon Conference. They were Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Loul1ian1, Maryland, Oklahoma, Tenn essee, Texas, Vlrglnia and West Virginia. The Democratic ticket , headed by Adlai Stevenaon, won 81 el ec, toral· votes in Alabama, Arkan­ 1i1, Oeoriia, ' MiHisalppl, North carollna and Souib CaroUna. · Th e most seasoned polltieians are .unwilling to bet the ir an on which way the South will go, but here are aom e of the i11ue1 that are coneemlng th e voten: Religious - Dixie 11 st ill pre· domlnanll)' Protetlant. and Sen. :Joh n Kennedy's . Roman Cat1101ic faith wlll have some bearin g on voter preference. But there is about as much o[ a campaign on to n e utralize this issue H there is to promote ;t. Racial - Only the similarity of both party l;Jlatlonns on ci\111 rJa:hts ls preventing a mo re pro• noun'eed upheaval in consel'Vlli\le aolllhem nnkl. International - Southemen are openly concerned II perhaps ne\l• er before in the nallon's foreign tffairs. Almo■t te a man, aoult"i ern govetnors have named Atn(!rica's c1e· 1un-.. wldl Rllllia and world �mmuni•m during th e next four years the m01t important issue of the UHM) presidential race, They put" i\ far ahead of the civil ri&htB diol>� ., The fun ' s over in M iddleport. Exbuberant and over-anxious Halloweeners Oaunting an official but well.tempered request last week 'tor "sane be­ havior," Thu�sday . night created what observers admitted . looked like a Jungle on the high school lot. Picnie tablea (one of them May. ental re sponsib.ility in such cir• or Kenneth McEl hinney's), 25 or cu mstan<'f!I. It levies finet of 30 ga rbage carui, and aundry from $5 to $25 again•I parents of other ite mJ1 too numerou1 too children found guilty of vanda• mentlon littered the school yard !ism or ot her law breaking acli• and Chief or Police Herbert Gi l - vities. itey said. And he added: Laat weelr: Mayor M<'Elhinney "lt'1 gonna end right now.'' and Chier Gilkey published a He said the Mayor ha• author. reasonable requeat that vanda. iied a stri<'t 9 p. m. curlew. After th at hour all youths up lo and including 1 8 years of age m ust Syracuse To Enfor�e be off Middleport streets unleu 9 p.m. Curfew Law aC'companied by their parents or fhe Syracuse Village Council guardians. will enfoue a 9 p. m. curfew start­ Ordinanee 780 provide!! for par ing Saturday, Odober 9, i t was an• nounced today. The fire siren will be blown at 8:4� p. m. and all person& under 21 years of age must be ho me by 9. Any pe rson under 21 out after 9 will be taken befo re the mayor ■nd pare nb will be held rl!!ipon1i• ble for an1 dama,:e , Mayor Wine­ brenne r said. · WASHJNCTON UPI - Af ter 'uctt negotiat ion and ..1ru:ument and betwteen political camps � network official,. l he � wa5 &et for the ■eeond It debate" on television to­ ,,Andl judging from t eir recent h •Aeechc1, Vice Preaidenl Richard 1', Nbon and Sen. John F. Kell· n�b\ were likely to • be a,ppreC1 . abJ,y,_ more <'Ombative than they w in their first encounter. iIll candidate& new into Lown d · I the nl&ht ind will meet WELCH DIES - Joseph N . over nationwide television for one Welch, 89, the New EngLind ho� .tarting· at 7:ao p. m. EDT. lawyer who gained fame dur­ 1'helr first debate wu broadcast lrom ,Chlc ,go Sept. 20 and two ing the Army,McCarthy hear­ mfre · dolnt appearances are to ings, died al Gape Cod Hospi­ tal in Hyannis, Mass. He died of a heart attack . ::��=��:N�;�:�� Comp6ny'1 1tudio1 here at WRC· ff, Il will be c arried on TV si m ultaheously by NBC, the Ameri­ e-1 Broadca &tin a: Compan1 and the C�lumbia Broadcasting Sys• tem. The Mutual Broadeaiting gu Snttm wm carry the deba te en radio. .. Because Nixon did not appear to hi& best physical ad\111ntage in tlle first debat e, the vi<'e pres l• ly WARREN DUFFEE dent'• campaign auocia te• aPlon.l nt proacbeJ tonia:ht's 1how with utw".::;;c�J �;� Vlce most eare and extensive prepan· P r esident Richard M. Nixon a t· , t1on _ tacked hi1 opponent Seo. John F. A� ln1 to NBC officials, lhe . Ke nnedy 011 .the medical _ eare isRn LI • fl obl ec-., NI ,...,. to the u1e ,of u i CleveIand speeeh .n, uraw �a\Jt.bt, lndJ.l'� calla ··cul- � � . l • .r •�a - thotl � a t'l.ose-up' tr.A . crib Ke =� pe d.ea pieture•of' one c;mdldate ·wbde · t he , !I e other one is talk.Ina:. · for e ed as � to ba t .::! . e P The network lnalat ed that auch ::.i k OU t t�ree f m • , U · . S . shots are neC'essary to facilita te �e GO; nommee sa 1d :•s own lens changes lo \lary the pic ture rederal • st1te ��luntary medleal seen by home viewen. The Nixon c,-re plan had a nu m be, r of ad,, people finally rel•• t•d Thursday vantagea .011er K ennedy ' proposon lh• understanding that the cut al lo prov 1�e health, benefits unaway or react ion Sho t would not der the So<'!al Se�ur1ty program. be used "indiscriminately . ," Nixon said his proposal was bet ter than the Democratic plan be<'ause "lt would be \loluntary, not forced on unwilling citizens. wouid be operated bY t he st.,Ie wi th federal help and would build on and not deatroy the en<'ouraging progress being made by private health lnsurance." ' °.'.l:.rc!���-� Kennedy Says He Didn't Duck Issue Medi'cal PJan lssµe Ar ed WASHINGTON UPl-,&en. John F. Kennedy aC'cused Vice Presi­ dent Ri<'hard M. Nbcon today or "reckleHb" and falsel y charging him wHh dUC'kine the civil ris:hta i.ssue in the Sout h. "Mr. Nixon makes thi.11 charge despite hit. own failure lo atate his position,'' t he Democratic prf!aidential candida te 11id in a stiff statement replying to a se. rl• of allegations hb: �bliaii opponent bu made in both North,.­ ern and Soulbem speeches. KeuedJ said Nil.on baa chal­ lenged him to talk about civil rights in the South "in 11pite of the fact that In our - fint debate on nationwide te)evl51on . , . which was broadcut to t be South, lhe Nort h, the East and the West, I said that I would not be utia­ fled 'unt il every American enjoys .h1s full constiLutional r ights.' " The Democratic nominee said be "w e n t into detail on t he in• equ.ality of opportunities" Negro­ es faced in education, bousing and employment, wbile Nixon "did not <'hoose to take up lhis problem at all" during their ra• dio-TV sesaion Sept. 26. By Mr. Nixon fo;;; f:IA rec:!t :� ... Driver • Arrested For DWJ A£ter Night Accident An accident on Mulberry-av was investiga ted by the Pomeroy Po• lie<' Departmen t last nig ht at 9:20. A car driven by William ft. Dean, 36, Rutland, ran in to I pa rked ear owned by Louise F, Johnl!On, fi2, Pome roy. Dean was charged with driving wh ile intoxiea ted by the investigating offleer, James Souls-. by. The parked car was heavily damaged, De an 's only slightly. There ware no reported injurl e1. · Middleport Poli ce investigated an accident yeaterdaf afternoon on N. 2nd-st when a truck driven by James Null, Cheshire, was side­ swiped by an A1hl11nd Oid Refinina: truck drl\len by Maywood Auther• son . .ff, Racine. The ' truck driven by Autherson sustained medium damaa:e while the one drive n liy Null was dam· aged slightly. There were no arre1l8 or injurietr. Cilf Fireman Held In Holdup Attempt Tues. COLU?i!BUS UPI-Ric hard w. Ermacora, a cily fireman, was held · on $18,000 bond today to awall trial on charges of armed robbery and abootlng to WOund in the attempted holdup of a super market Tuesday In nearby White• hall. Ermacora pleaded lnnoeent to t he charge1 in municipal court ·Thursday . He ls attused of at• tempting to rob a Kroi:::er Co, store in a White hall shopping renter and of wounding thr store manager and two stock bO)'!!I who pursued h im . TWO ARRESTED IY PATROL Shelby N. Pickens, 24, Long Bottom, and David Aggy. 22, Porn• eroy, were arrested by th e Ohio State Patrol on a charge of hav­ ing fictit ious rea:i1tratl ons. Both will appea r in Meigs County Cou rt. VISIT HERi Mn. Doris Brown of Columbus spent a few days with her daug h­ ter snd son-in, la.w. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ket■ inger, as did Mrs. Hazel Clark and aon of Columbua. MN. Leroy lte11inger attended tlte fun• - et·w.i - ,_.. Probation Violatioµ Char,;ed To Dunlt, 19 Haro)d E. Durst, 19, Dexter, was arrested by the Sheriffs De1»1rtme nt on a charge or violation of probation. Willi■ m R. Dean, Ru tland, was taken into custody b1 the de­ partment for driving while intoxi• caled , He w l ll appear in County Court. Kennedy conferred with top aides today In preparation for his seeond hour-long coast-to-coast de­ bate with Nixon tonight on th e major te)e \lfslon-ndio networb. Thursday night, he centered bis fire on the CUban crms, blaming t he Eisenhower admlni&­ tration lor th e eatabliahment of an armed Communist camP. gc, milea off u. S. shores. He a1ticiz· ed Nixon for biling to IOUDd a warning after he viliited CU.ba five years ago. Kennedy appeared to 'be try­ ing to put Nlxon on the deJen­ aive on the Cuban altuatlon and to be making a coun terattack on the ci\lil rights issue In advance of \ his confrontation with ' the vice president tonight. liam cease. Two or three inti• dents of property damage had been reported.. Then laat ni&ht, the roof fell in. Re1ull will be, among other things, that scheduled �cord hops apparently will have to be canceUed. One Wal lo take place Saturday nigh t at Middleport Hil,h School. 7:30 to 1 1:30 p. m., with the laya as emcees. Unleu Ille llpp ia to dole . all dancen to "& � bome b)' 91 Mom or Dad is aroanil' to aceom• p1n1 dancers home, then: ca.n be · no reCOrd hop, a�ding to Chief Gilke1. A troop of 17 ei:tra police offi• cen will be enliated to enlor<'e the <'Urfew. They will blankel the town in shifta through the hours of darkneu. Chief Gilkey said after football games youth will be expected lo go hom e immediately. !P u... .,., Nixon Plans 3rd Foray Into Ohio During October By UnitN PrNs lntern,atlDMI Republican State Chairman Ray C. Bliss t oday announced that Vice Presiden t Ri�hard M. Nixon will PIIJ a third vi.lit to Ohio this month. Bliu' office i.n Columbus said NiJ:on will speak io Cinci nn1ti the nigh t of Oct. 25, in Columbu1 at noon Oct. 26 apd in Toledo the ni&ht of Oct. 28. TO MAICE APPLE BUTTIR GOP headquarters said t he ex• The Syracuse EUB Church act time and place of the Nixon will malre apple butter, Oct. 13. m.eelings in these cities will be Price will be 60c quart. Contain· to Mrs. announced late r by Republican e ra should be •brought co.unty committees sponsoring the Edith Hood or leave ord era with appealance,. Mn. Harry Clark. Blia' aooouneement eame as a wave of ORtimism swept into thJ . ranks o[ the Republican organiza• tion in Cle\leland where Nixon drew an estimaled W,000 per• aoni dn his \llsit Thurt(by. "With 9U<'h a welcome, the Democrata had bettfl' watch out. We11 carry this coun,b'," A. L. DeMaioribus, Cuyahoia County GOP Chairman said today. "Wben I tell YOU that 275,0CM) aking history-m the of Arnest Lt. Commander Richard Tpersoos were- on th e streets to atomic sub SKATE will be feature spea�er at· the anouaJ Ra- greet Nixon and that mON! t han venswood ,5 Banquet. 18,000 wer-e jammed into pu blic That announcement came today from Bill Caldwell, presi­ hall tn hear hfm, I am conserva• dent of the sponsoring Ravenswood School Imp rovement As· tlve", DeMaioribu, Hid. sociation, as this hustling . Ohio River commun1ty swung into high,gear for the October 25 affair that bas become bolh tra• Gallagher Fined $5 dltion and model in West Virginia. In Mayor's Court Commander Arnest., now Staff in July or 1967. Prior to that hf 1n Middleport Mayor. Kenneth _ submarine various in Medical Office r, Submarine Squa- had served McElhinney's court last · night the with work \ including posts, e h t of both made eton, t dr9n Four Pa t Gallagher, Middleport, was SKATE'S historic runs to the: SEAWOLD prototYpe reactor. · Clned $5 and c01t.s for intoxicaA Pennsylvania nativ e , now re Nort h Pole. On the firs\ visit to the pole, siding in Connecticu t, Dr . Arnest t ion. This morning the mayor fined SKATE was under ice for ten is curr ently engaged in various Leroy D. Hose har, Weat Colum­ submarine POLARIS of aspects surfae-days and fourteen hours, bia, $5 and cost& for intoxkation. ing nine times in ice "leads" opera t ions. C.ildwell said seeuring Dr. crOJ1sing the North Pole, and comt was "a signal accomplish· Arnes the around ®-minute a pleti�g One Killed As Train world tour by circling the pole. menl, full in keeping wi th the Freight The stt0nd trip, also a scientific stature and di\lersity or our pre.­ Rants vious speakers, and we're lo0king · NEW YORK �I-A 54.rar exploratory voyage, saw SKATE log some 3,090 miles during the forward to a highly entertaining freig ht ramllled in to a standing siJr;.e,r freia:ht train on the New twelve daya she apenl in the and informative evening." Ticket sales ror the banquet set York Central line In the Bron:ii: permanent ICe area. The tour brole all pre\lious records for for Tuesday, October Z5 in the t oday, killing one mah, injuring block�&: n,000 distance and· time In polar under Ravenswood High School l!:)"m are ano\hcr and ice operation11 and established the now on sale throughou t the State commuters on lbe ir way to v.'Ork. All four linea of the Central'!I All tickets sell ror $5 and all ■bility of submersibles to oper• ate at any lime or the. year in proceeds go toward impro\lemen t Hudson Divialon, which also is of local sc hools. Everyone buys a the main line for transcontinental polar region1. tlcket-inclurling the spe■ker and tr•ins includina: lh e 20th Century sub, in Dr. Arnest, an expe rt ialo Ntw Yt;k, WWI Woelle4 lodiOi who cook allrl- ......, lho. SU'ni jojaW 111,.i.ie, ....... j I History Making ,Atqmic Sub Skate CommJnder ToSpeak At Ravenswood $5 Banquet Standi1111: y. • •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • • • '' �. .-.. -.. ,,. . . . . . . ,, . . . IIR;W�je tating Editorially fHE l;>AIL Y SENTINEL � ttf:> -· � 'lt! . h �'•·;fi, l!Qblhibited per,ons behind 1he wheel .o(t•,fan lite-squealing automobile v.· ill un­ ef: ��ubtedly materialize into a team of drag rac1 : �-1,�� ;;._� Oa-,: number of oc<.:asions persons in Meigs .4 . � , to.iuqf hue been seen performing this dead­ ,,,•�-lf, oel!feless bit of "Sport . " 1 ��: ,:�i � JP,ung men with the desire to race, wish 1!-:::..10 f1dtj.c.e euch a hobby it should be done on '' - -A:PriVate drag strip. It must not be on public , �rhlgbways where a young mother. a driver · ;,._ C'?ming from work, or a visiting relative all • J;vipg tq obey traffic regulations, can be ser: ,� �y Injured or killed. Meigs County has been Jucky not to have -.� JI.Dy deaths or 1 serious injuries result from '. I' .,piis dangerous hobby. Let's just knock on ! WOOd. for the time being, because we can only 6 · , I' 'be · 111c)!y part of the 1ime. Just don ' t let it ·r I ,f , ,, , ' � I I 'j- .. i ·i, . .t . , I l. I ;,. . .::b�11119n. Law enforcement officers in the county, NQTE TO LEITER WRITER: The Daily • • 1I ' :: i! I: Carpenter i •. It,: ·, Society ,,,lf!i' . I • Q�I L.. y·· C R O S S WO- R O �8 4S. 9torle!1 10. Rugged 1. lloUltr of DOWN "''' � (Bib.) 1. Bobbin 20, Thlnf •• If. bl.lo;i• 11. Wi,U ttr lj_, ,nthtt ho .4", "41t,'riVff t I..:ri,. , ,116,,J• !,....;11.!W'P•r I ·'-. ' : ,.. .:� · · r , ' ' , 22. Biunbl, 3. NonemidUC• lo, tor ot one fllf!ctri�lty :1rn. Plun� 4. "Honest derer 2. E>tC\lstl D. Pro��ll e. .,addlah lettff T, oonta!ned 8, ·Jndlan. 24. :h• re:� ne11a 21t Beam Y•riul.lll'• ..,.. :18, Quantity of paper 35, Bltlnf i� ,• f....f, ��•Y n:f@: II Irr+-++--� �----­ t: .' . " 4un1 cuue dllcll ,a. Mall n4 dttr (pl,) .....,_.._.. · In- ' 88. 11'-.. I at. Shinto. templ1. 4),"-7 C•l!br,) .,•.5t -• -•izilill■■■■■ . 1:,, =· lil ■■ �lil ■■ -� !11■ Y■ ■il ■■ ■ �il ■■ ... ·• ���· �.a••· . ... allillll lilill - ■ �iii ■■ ■■ ' · . 1 · i, ' : .. .. , . ' • • t' , ' lrli-+-1--1,,,,, I 111 lll ■■ -� lil■ ■� �� ■■ ■■ ■lil illiil --■■ ■■■■■-�■■ liil■■■ ■■ ■�iill ■ ■■ ■ ■■■-�1111■■■■ �ill �lil iiit liil �liil iil iil --------�· ------·. - . . . . . . . . ., -. ' - LQUre P'ssT.' MSV. �cM�el "'_ . �-'lu».. Ciw. E• Lead• In High School , . -' ' . . BvJ Ratio 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport,,O., Oct 7, 1960__ •�- - - - - Yes, the law of. a,er��. ,idll calch up with Meigs County SDmew.�e arid SDIJll!llme. We sincerely hope IIIJ� �h m.otorillt wlll escape this senseless way qfi dyln�, ! t . �· ' -, I Cl'ff I Personal s Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Har­ le)' Johnson and Mrs. Ada Slack 11nd 10n, Gene, l'isited with Mrs. i,J'ands Ritter and Mrs. Mary Browning of New Boston also with ,11:r. and Mrs. Fronk Morgan of Portsmouth, Ohio, on Sunday. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and family of Harrison\'iUe, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ruuell of Pomero)! were SUnday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mrs. Iva Johnson, Mn. Kathryn Johoson 't';lllted �Ith Mra. •Edna · Heilman r,(onW)'. Be11:er1Y. Johnao� a�panied Mr. and lln. Geno �ans a nd fam. ii,: qt Br�<t)Jqey to '!.iJtt relativH .in CoJIU1)h�. Sunday. uifti:. 'ft��� '' 'T11VCK� rT IIO CHI! , Most racers think it will never be them that causes a death or a serious wreck . But read the family newspapEjr, listen to the radio, or watch television, and you learn that afi acci­ dent of this freak nature takes a life nearly every day or two. Ebb and Georgia Sisson , Mr. 1n4 ¥ra. Don Si11;on and daugh­ ters, Vlen11a, \fl. Va., were call­ ing on · E. W. Erlewine, Seren;i and Sam Siuon recently. Thoa@ attending lHI! picnic I • dinner at Portland State Park . bonorln1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mc Peek, Behtwille, W. Va .. for their :-·· Silver anniversary were Mr. and t-' lfr1, Keith }'errell. Timmy and t, : , T:•mftlY, Fairborn, U.; Mrs. Lcuta I ' i l'erti!1J' and Fred, Midway. o ; · ' )«p. Betti Taynor, Cathy Jo and ' I · Brenda, Bill Rnuse, Dayton; Mr. and Mr,. Charles Hensley, f,J r. t ' Ind Mra. Joe Bll!iell, Marilyn. Ju,81, and Mike, I.I, . '"" M ,s, Nl;lWS David. Smith, David and Patricia, Mr, and .\Ira. Alvin Dye are an. ' Mrs. Harold Holter, Steve and nuuncit ig the birth of a daughter, Judr, Ted Hayman and the hunorLis-a Collelte, born at Sheltering ed gueata. Arm.� Hospital on Thursd SeptMrs. C. W. Taitt ancl Ge0tgia. ember 22. The Dyes have ay, I tw.o Par)l'ersburii:, Mr. and Mrs. Bill er C'hlldren , Rebecca aJ1d Thad. othPa', H111l1 an<J daiuhter, Hudson f'ltch, trrnal grandparents are Mr. and Wuhington Bottom, W. Va., were Mrs. Dale Dye. J 1 v l Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jord 11n � .Mt. and Mr11. Oscar t ; Ba · OC •md family and Y�lfi Faye Jordan 1 I · S oppinJ In Parkenburg 1'1'· spcnl Sunday' wlfh 'Mf. and "Mrs. I t 1 �itentl1 1· Mn. Edna Ha , -Mr• h Dunham and dau,il'hters near r,, Mu. Tres�i • stown, Ohio. · !':'• · t 'Ruby Brewer, Mr1. Sunday dinner ifne&til or Kr. and � I �:� , i' and Mrs. Leone Mrs. Fern Gillogly and John were • _ Mrs. Dorothy Frailer and children Lewis and Sanfor<I Coz11rl. uf and "Mr. and Mn. Harold Gillogly, � 1 Loriln, 0., spent the weekend lis; Mr. and Mrs. Elba Mc• • •'_ .. "1\b their mother, Nellie Cozart. Gallipo Knighl and Sharon, Columhu11; Mr. 1... )11, and Mrs. Charles Ward, 11nd Mrs. Carl Crabtree Mr. 1'ortland, were ealling on Mr. and Mn. Pnul Gnston and .and family , '"d Mrs. Oscar Babcock. Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gilio• M,. and Mrs. Jim Carter, Ka• l,lly and Steven, Athens Misa ren and Sandy were vlslting hrr I J11rqul'llnl!! Waggoner, , and Harrison• parenll, Mr. and Mn. Alva Hol- 1 ville. lin,er, lleedlVl\le, rer1mtl y. lh'lativ(I� who visited Mr Jira. Du•id Smith and Patricia, I and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree with and Mr: Mr,. Harold Holler and Steve, and Mrs. Edgar Crabtree durlna •' . • • •T headed by Sher'.�f Robert C. Hartenbach, will be glad to cooperate with the general public on this matt�r of extreme importance. The lawless can not be completely stopped but they can be slo·.1ed to a reasonable pace if all co-operate. If license numbers can be report­ ed quickly o ··ricers stand a, fair chance to ap­ prehend drai sters. Experience has proved it is extremely #ficult to "catch" these people "in the act." ,land Bissell were ,•isiling with Mrs llalph Barton and Mrs. Charles Donaldson, Reedi.ville, !:i;iturday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Billy Young spent thl' we.-kcnd wilh their parents, Mr. ;.nd Mrs. Luuie Young. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock wen· visiting Otie Swan at the Elmwood Rest Home Sunday. Mr. anti Mrs, David Smith, Pat and David were vi!iling Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barr, Gary and Brenda, Frirlay �vening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. Porthmd were visiting Effie aad Linnie Swan, Tuesday. -- ' :' ', -;,:'. Penonal News • � _;_ si4ne<l, . :, _:"°-"s Bott.om .., . I �......, 44'1"V- • -, It was signed with, inilil!I� �<;I) tlilJ,i� may �entiqel has received three communications be fictitious, "I. P." ,f)'om the same wrilrr recently, all unsigned, This is to inform, Mr,, � l\lrs. •t, f," !,hat se;t'ond berating this newspaper for not letters to "Mail, BIi(' Ill�� Ile Upon ·· printing the first. The third, like the first, request names 'Ii/I: npt 11<1. ijlll!liilhl!d, 'l'bere lwas •h intemperate criticism of one of our can be nothing Of a,lillttll!11ac�,i!! aJlY let­ �eriCa's major religious groups. ter published, ilo,-��. � lll1 �lll\igned., - - - ----•·· j! ., ' : :tJit;. I ' • ..-. . .. A Deadly, C ostly "Sport"' ; :� :, . "I 0 .. . ' Eupne 'IlllOm� l1 l\t home · with )µa wiff! 'Lofa ' and, d.aughter, �QI lfN'le, � •.a. Thompson's p�r�.., Mf. � � H, E. Warn­ -,.,., �r 9P,'ndir11 two· ' years ln :E IQQt• tidt� *• klijRit SV!l4A7 Fl'-� , e, _.,I Wk Mflf1S • & M"ason � •Y� . n.�' . :who '. . 11............ , .. ' ..,4 T'!!l\ ,on, :;"' �•1.;.t: •·� · ' -• , �N Commg • Events JU� "4'1 DJ..J_..., I\_ C, _.,_· ""UQ 1 . · , . B4ltt)' -MRY. Ran ,, -•'";""� .. . ,, Ir_ J.Q"' q,l.l«lQ'.'I,· at. one �nt, ar:er�i - ¥ Indj.lp Octoi,.r a LANDE)!.. W;J!:O,, �Bli - st�b at�.i;k.-_ 'oi!'clllle h,a ·!li� mother All members of Return Jonap�d 'Q(OU than Meigs Chapter, DAR; are FarlJ>W W&l P.rob.lJJIJ Ont· qt the. juIQPed out of t:lie ,ccn1 -.. asked to be at the Mlddlepod mosi tani4'Uf '!O)t�Y• qt t�.w.qrl4 •Jf4•, '1t'.q,'14 Ill tnal,JJJ 'blf,nket at • q.ij�� 'l.f,· ,ll_ �. �a�4Y11,,,,81�: Cemetery at 8 p. nt. Saturday alt�qqh � ·�r4, 1 om t\l '"""'' · 10!"-i.! '-11 � · , ijil,. f-.tb,i waa · afternoon fer the grave markings !o!' Mrs. Robert A. :MUler and· . � �b ��e Jul!s � - r• •� �� � . , - � his picture, ijlO\W_, S1�1', �c ,w,W. w.ta,n � w,,_ 1.. :_ · 'KecanJ-. Miss Da isie Saunders. b'!stJl'i r.ctWtQ �.. 1ft1r¥ , . a 'AA�� a.n �tnont � all4, Octobtr 10 n 1•�� life wap a •..�• r.elltie.� The Central PTA will meet at f�•�IMJ. of &M/.-,,:w,.s.. �. � . Ml; 'i5'Q.t,a,H � ► )l' (;:�liml, � lti � , Of; � C C ,� 7 I 30 p. m lhe h0 I Monda 3 "". _ . .: depided - on . : 1 w1'1es and cl Orv_a" nar1es Hayes w u,· ming, Is thf! Slub was riding a brop� nlmE:d the Wy.oming llet-nse plllte. be m ebarge of the program and a . Deadman when ·the picture was ...,e WyQnµng; 8.1nce 1936, wu'-en w ''YIe 'how W,·11 be ,taged by !be e t; fir.at plate carried th . 1 famoua d - taken whkh later became Wyomme n . sign the or cowboy the bq.ck·- ing's famous cowboy symbol. on October 10 Hunt, secretary of. state; Jt the The Disabled Americ!n Veterans ing horses nearly two million time, D ad an artist �ake a design plates hav d been out. 8taq1pe wm meet at the o.A.V. Hall, Porn- The � cowboy alsQ h•• bt;en ue,4 fro� the pbpt_og�aP,h. He haft the efoy, Ohio, Monday night October orlg al ctraw1pg; h_!lqg\� g op.po10. There will be a potluck Supper in other. ways to dealgnate ·the site m his desk m the Capitol when state until the silhouetted rider et e p. m. ·end the meat will be ,_ blowing in the wind ' he waa secretary or st�te and govforeloeai; bat furnished by the DAV's. All veter• ernor. _ ans are- welcome. The Ladies' Aux. triumphantly alo(t over a • sunWyam1.n g s.tttmpa more than nv fishing bronc, has beco syniliary are in charge of the enler100,000 hcen" •�ates a. y_ear, and onymous with Wyoming. talnment. The late Lester Hunt former Stub on his Jiuqking Orse has October 1 5 W yoming goyernor and stinetof , gone everywber� in Ule United The Fairview church will hold �tat.es and proQably raost places a b ake sale at the Simpson build· who got the idea for the cowboy m the world where ther• ate roads. th.e on lieenae pla te, ca lled Stub Ing beside Cleland Drug Store in , Stub died at 87 on July 24, 1953. "the moat typical cowboy 1 ever Racine, Saturday, Oct. 15. whjJe serving all Fremont County knew." f, but he had already rsherif und , · o . d full Grands ll of a bloode The Melg�ci:':i/'Youth Rally immortality. aained � Sioux son an of adventu us or the Churches of Chrlat will be And stub's 1.11d friends will tell held Sunday, October 18, a t 2 p. cowhlllld who pioneere...i J.n Fre-l you Idn•t have happen,ed to S W,;.t, s.t,ub mont CqunQ", a symbo . it cou m. at the Rutland Chur�h of Christ. guy. mcer a y old of e Qf th wide open cmin W The Pomeroy chllrch wlll be in f -------� charge of the program, a nd there space& and high sp rita , He waa born at Lander Feb. 2, will be an. election of officers. 1886, and practically grew u.p on '·�ill\_,· {rli• qt""-"· cowoo, dplru!r,.. ... of Mrs. Mjltpn, Tqttle and, ollilc!un were II{,, 1,lla. �bert and fJ.P.tlly of stf,Qm Cen� and Mrs. and Gene Roy, -.t Thursday niiht wi� 4 friend. Sl(&all• Tuttle. ?4r. 1'llll. .,.� � D. T;uttJ� visited wilh � i,nd 11P - Barnhart ai Cll�- �J--�qon. Mra. Mil� �tllll!I ¥d Mrs. �_Pl l,4-'lt'fenee vil,\�1 Qleir bro­ �. J� �l�lg. WUI u11derwent surw,;. ,¥ shelter.Ing Arms Hospita.1- Alb�ns. fu.eaAN'· ' ..,. -.. ..,._., u--, �� Alha..t pavnter of - · .. � ·even�- ',Mnt, lng WH.h Mr. and Mrs. A. D. TUttle. . .. Mr. and Mr•. Ga� Griffith and. 10n of Columbus \ILJU�d his �re.011, Rev. and Mrs.. ll;,'9w.ard Gnflith, Sunday. • S!J[!dtcy dinner guests or Mrs. ;,Jae P.aar,son w.ere: Mr. tpi· �r1 . Omer Cramlet of Racine and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wilk and family of Rutktnd. -w:ecm�:1<1.1,Y service. He alsu vli;1Led with Im parenb, '.ri.r. 11nd Mrs. Gl1mn Thomp "'"· � PLUS, Y.AM NEW YORK UPI-Here's ;i spicy m:ain dish-ham .and yallls w;th almond glaze. Arrange l ham steak. ¾ inch thh; k and · 4 medium yams, cook­ ed and peeled, in a shallow bak· ing disft. Combine 3 tablespoons ot meUe d butts-r or margarine with 1/, C\l_p ol firmJy.pac�ed brown sug'ar, ¼ teaspoon each of nutm�J'arid ·dnnamoil and ½ CLIP of P"!>U.ntl, almonds . and spre;id over_ hiun and y&JH11. Bd;e 45 •miil�I! in a 350 degree Serve, 4. tf t$ Ji4'ij'""ij""" 141 . I ·-� B�KER and SEVRIP, your tENNOX dealer .NEW �d USEn . COAL, Oil, GA$ f UR N A CES Phone WY,l-379t 'N)MEROY, OHIO DO N 'T COO K ! l>INl WITH US CtRC LE,.S Ro.•tou,ont I/IIOn.e '1(l'-!-as1a Stiversv.ille 'i:'.t"ls Around � About oet's. ••ner Social Events In �lrf� Middleport Upland Hunting Prospects· Are Just Average 0 ·N Y��r SE, US 50R THE Glf'tS TH�T LAST . l,lk,- " .......« t•'ll l'�-vc,r t s,:, ,-1" " .. ' • • �--­ ----'"'"'ii•:-..-,� ' II"' Whv, t•!l-,tilllt '"' · I ' \• Band Show Was · Dedicated To All Musicians ,Herbert.Miller Honored At Party Sunday Aft,ernoon i ,ENGAGEMENT BEJNG ANNOUNCED • .... _<• Tuppers Plains Event! Of Week .., Mn. Ewlyn BrlcldH S.! Sgt. a nd Mn. Dem:il Hett.er of the Mitchel Air f,"orce Base, Long llland, New York, ;ind a [ friend, Mn Charlie Cole� of Hemp• N. Y . . spent a H, day lea\·, .!lead, . wit h his parenl!I, M . r. and M rs. . Darrell Hetzer. - -� -- - di, blotlca be!Ol"" 'Jlo•lD• lllelr teeth ea1e p,tient, ,hoo\d ....,.. anti- cleanad, 'fflled or ntracted to pr,:tt.ect thf,m trom Uie dancer• of visited htt dlughter llra. PHI bacterlal eltdOCriU•- Tbil la a Buckley and family Sunday. form of heart 1tlment ln-rolvlnc 'f �nald_ -�w� �dM:rer;:�: tnnammatloa of the bnrt Unln1 1· a r v_lll . and ..-4lffL · a m Clevelaod last •�� andy ofamlly M r. an.d Mn. H erman Ba11111 The adYice comea froQl Docton -an d 1 am1 1y o1 Me d'na I r..., ..n•h H# W. Proctor Harve, and Maurice visited the Ernest Taylor famil1.. A. Caponi . of �pt9wn Uni­ Mn Qgie Follrod and dau•h- venity Medical Center. In a re­ ter and Mn. Nina Robin:10n 'filll· po,j: to tbe Amedica1' Medical Aa­ ed Mn Ad, NeutzHng and but- aoclation, the ph)'licilm aald that band Su nday. in recent mocllll tbey aa,r five Mu. Millard Swartz entered patienta witb 1ndoord!Us appar­ St. Joseph Ho1pital for aurgery ently wedpltated by dental work.. · Monda�· . __,__ ��f.t���o",,'�':.'!." Alfred Social Notes Sunday achoo) attendance on Oct. 2 was 40, offering 59.80. I Worship 1ervice1 were h!!!l1 at to 45 with Rev. Card observing World Wide Communion Sunday. Last Sunday afternoon the birth Rev. and Mra. M'\1 ler and dau• day of Herbert Miller, Middleport g.hter . and M r. and Mn. Harry was celebr11lcd at his hume whc11 Guthrie attended the Homecommembers of his f;i>n1,y galhE,"red '' ing at Hemlock Grove Church The b_and show at the _Eastern­ to spend 1:1e r!,1y with h i m. Cake Sunday 1. U W and home m,ide H'C crc;i m w ere I The . J>:la ms game was dedicated to Mr. and Mn. Charle• D. _Woode ere �ho �ave s everywh musician served during the a fternoon . I wurkcU to help keep mu�1c ahve. spent Sunday afternoon W it� her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Hayes, lhddleThJse present were Mr. and' The shew was opened with the By Ser•h M. Rif• port. Mrs. Conrad Ohlini;:er , Merle, I trathlio!ll!l fanforc with the hand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and Shelia. Naomi arid Kathryn; Mr. ' unl'.ildin.£: into a large E and play. Mr. and Mrs. . Hobart Swartz Mrs. Freda Well� were in Pomeroy and Mrs. Elwood Byers. Danny ing the Eastern Alma Maler. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. busi• and Middleport Tuesday on 1 G"ald Swari, ,nd d'"ghte, ol and PegAy; :\Irs. Ed Venoy and lhc smart•stepping group, under ne&1. Craig; Mr. and Mrs. D;wid Baum- the direclinn of John Moore, lhen Mr. and.Mrs. Raymond Thomas Manetta. , . gardncr, Terry and Bruce; Jake formed a treble clcff :}nd playe� The Albert Warner auction saLe and aons, Larry anti Stevie . of Ament, Mr. and Mrs. James Recd, "The Band Played On" as a salute Langsville called on her mother, was well attended Saturda:y. to all <"Onclucl(1rs. Remaining in forYn . • Jim and Ruth. Mn, Fr'ed-1. Wells. and her grand• Several fro;n here attended tht! mation the group then saluted John parents, Mr and �rs. Lloyd WoorJ. �rvices for Silas Taylor held at OW" Graduate Watch Jte. Philip Sousa with the "Liberty They had just returned from a trip tlle Ewing Funeral Home Monday. majoretlt!S. Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles O. Woode to Toledo where they visited her 'EV. DAVIS GUEST SPEAKER Bell March" aa the �•iraian Hu Years of Be­ I lwirled. Atherton I called on the Arthur . Bowen and \lrs Bob Mr, brothers, The Rev. J. C .. Da\· is, p;istor The band formed a musical note Other gues� and son Tony o1n-1 Mr and Mni. fa m ily Sunday. lWld The Dial Experleoce of the Bet_hel Baptist Church, Col- a nd piid tribute to the minstrel. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar• Bill Bowen. urnbus, will be _guest speaker at Vaudevil le and slage band musi• tin and Mrs. Fannie Barnhill of To Make Ytur Watch Run LI.O}'d woo,1 remains very ill. the Naomi Baptist Church, Sun- cians- as thry played a "show tune." Mr. and Mn. Clarence Carthage, to rushed the was Rife Ch11.rles d11y. Oct. 16 �t 2:30 p. n:'· Ile wi ll Forming a trumpet, the band PerfecL Huntington Veterans H mspit JI on Athrrton and children, Columbus. be accompame<l by h1:,; choir. featured the trumpet aecHnn on Mrs . Mable Swartz of Athens where underhe morning Thursday The Rev. Samuel Jack5on. pastor "Carnh• t1l of Venice." Re1t1rniM to went abdominal surgery Thursday Mrs. Lena Kellti1' of Marietta of the church. will be in charge band formation , a hats ofJ:' routine evening. He was . in surgery ?ver spent the week end here at the DEPENDABU SERVICE, Alway■! uf the mur11i11g service. was presented to follow the theme three hours and 1s oh the serious home of Mrs Effie Watson. -··--ff Music." To "It's Hats O li�t at this time. He received four M rs. :W yrt le Fro.at attended the I Head m ajorette is Karen Snyder Ladles' New Fall p1_nts of whole bloo? Thursday. Mr. funeral of "Ms. Maud Brookl at and majorettes are Karen Badgeley Rife would appreciate c·1rds from � Thursday. ' and N�ttie Ca" ·,r, bis many fr1t!nds. Mr�- _Sarah Rife \ Columbu. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Brickle& at­ spent_ Thursday. and �r1day �t the tended the H-:.mecomir1g at Hem• Revival Service Will Hospital. Helatlves 1t the hospital lock Grove, Sunday. POMEROY, EAST MAIN STREET on Thuni�ay included Mrs. Doro• Begin October 1 2th__ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Doilder re• thy Bever)dge, �thens. Haro!? Rife JUNE SPENCER ccivd word of the birth of a A revival srrvice will be held All sizes, Half Sizes and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer of Mason are announcing the nf G11vsv1lle. Charles A. Rife of daughter born to their son and at the Hazael Community ChurcJ, Extra Sizes. Alban� and Robert Rife cf Char• daughter•in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Da­ on tht! Dewitt's Run road Oct. ll engagement of their daughter, June, to Walden . Bennett St. t�!f ton VlSllors were Ed- vid D odder, on Sept. 1 1 at Park ­ l . 1' r1uay to 2:1. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush of Pt. Pleasant. w�rd R. 1f , _Sunbury, and Joseph L. ersburg. • • � /. Bible school refresher Miss Sp1mcer was graduated with Rift!, Chlil1cothe. attendt!d Marshall College and re­ Homer Milner -eturned to his . course will be presented along honors from Wahame High School Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bircher of home in Columbu� after spending Save Your Sales Slips with a coursP. in' Doctrine by a in l 057 and attended Ohio Univer­ ceived a Bachelor of Scienc� De­ Pomeroy spent Wednesday even- several weeks here with· his nie,ce certified teacher on Wednesday, sity the following year. She is at gree is Physics last May. In college MIDDLEPORT ing wit� Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife Mr. and Mrs. J:ick \lf eatherman. Mr. Roush wu a m\lmber of the October 12 to Sunday, October present attending Marshall College a cook out on t.he enJoyed and 4-H Club, president of Chi Bet a Mr. and Mrs. w. ·��- Thorn and 16. in Huntington where she will com­ law n and also homemade ice son uf Belpre have moved here to Phi science honorary, and a mem­ All Preachers, St1nduy school plete her studies in January, re. Endicott-Johnson the property of Mr. and Mni. Tom superintendents and teachers ere ceiving a Bachelor of Selence De• ber of Phi Eta s,igma, men's fresh­ cream. Harla Rife, Mrs. n 'Mrs. 0 . M . Perrill. man honorary. He is preaently em­ welcome to the services which gree in Home Economics. and Riehard Rite were in IMPORTED Mrs. Ethel Stout returned home will be.Elin al 7:30 each evening. While in college, MiYs Spencer ployed by the IBM Corporation In Rife . business Frida on Pomero y y Poughkeepsie, New York. with visit days her a after few . The Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Rus­ has been active in the Campus Mr. and Mrs .. Georg e Beven dge brothf!r, Mr . and Mn. Ralph Park­ A January wedding is planned, Sf'll will be the evangelists. Christian Fellowship, drama actlvi• LACE-TO-TO� an� son, Fr�dd1e _of Athens spent I er, Chester. - - - -- -·-•- -' TULIPS - CROCUS ties, president of the college 4-H MRS. KORN ENTERTAl�S With leather top facing and �1day evening with Mrs. Charles Mr6 . Lola C:ildwell is spi,a1din!l a Club, counselor in the donnitory, HYAClNTHS Rlfe, Patly _and Larry. Mi�s Evelvn Fick WilS a guest and a justice on the Student Court, few days here with her daughter, leather roiddlesok. Rubher heel NARCISSUS R2c Ronnie Rlf� ,md A2c James Mr. end Mrs. wilUam Chapman. I' whC"n Mrs. George Korn entertain­ the campus judicial agency. She is Sizef. EE - 6��·12 Patterson Wright Thornbur of g ed the Nifty Stitchers Club Tues­ at present chairman of Life Plan­ �Mrs. Madge t.folligan and two F. 8. sp1mt the �e�k €-!1d at his sons, Michael and James. of Cin­ dny evening at her home with a ning Week, the annual campus re• home_ ber_e. Ro�me s w,{e, Mrs. cinnati spent 11 few ·days here with "Come As You Are·• party. Jigious emphasis program. · Margie Rife, will return to Day- tier aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Ar• The evening wa� spent socially Mr. Roush, a 19�7 graduate of ton with them Sunday where t�e I b2.ugh and son. am.I in sewing. The hostess served Point Pleasant High School, also MIDDLEPORT Rifes will make their home while refreshments. he is stationed there. . Three couples have recently DA.FFOQILS - Mrs. Belly Thomas and sons of appl led for marriage licenses i.n Langsville spent Friday with her the Mason County Clerk's office. mother, Mrs. Freda Wells. They are as follo\\'.S: Gery Saxton called on his grand­ 33's - 78's - 45's Walter HayCs, 18, Middleport, gi,other, Sarah Rife, Saturday. HI-Fl's - Stereo's ' 0., so� of Arnold Hayes end Net· w;,nie Bowen spent the week All The Popular }! L W,(th ;Geprge. �Is of Leading � B,dgler ·ljl!I-Y�s. and Ann fday- 9A,, Records In Stock 11al:4,, 1.7, New Haven. daui:hter of Creek Road. They attended ,:llu: , ... , , 1 · ' . Jesiie Meynard and Roberta football jilame at Rutland Friday B E N F Ft A N K L I N Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Friday October has been designated a� Preece Maynard. . , c c • ,;, .. , , , ., , · • ' ' ' Jllmes Robert Greene, 22, Hart- evening wlth .Mr. and Mrk. Lloyd In dustry Appreeiation Month irl ford, son of George Greene and Wood. FREE PARKING West Virgi nia. PHdNE James Dale end Richard Lee Rife Phone WY-2-2%55 During the first state-wide ob- Sybil Herdman Greene an� Ruby WY-2-3491 P.,ero) sert•iinee of. its kind, communities Virginia Oldaker, 17, da ughter of spent Wednesday evening with Mr. E. Main St. ' throughotit the state will hold din- Albert Oldaker and Agnes Cunn­ and Mrs. Charles Rife and fa mil�•. ingham Oldaker, �artford. ' ners al\d picnics honoring company Curtis Wallace, 21, Hogsett, executives, special school pro• grams, displays and exhibits , plus son of Charles F. Wallace and additional events - all designed Winnie Faye Jones Wallace, and to honor the slate's industr1es and Mary Jo Stover, 21, Hogsett, dau• better acquaint the public th the ghter of Francis Okey Stover and Gla�ys Irene Burris Stover._ benefitB that they bring. Ll censes recently were issued Governor Underwood, .-,uu first the roll�wing to 1 announced plans for the obSt!rvWilson ance during the state Industrial \ Melvln Richard Staten, 23. At­ . Conference last May, hes proclaim- hens, Ohio and Emeline Dale Sar· ed the month c1s lln opportunity gent, 21, Leon. GlofflOI', comfort, prutlge •.. ond tht utd"!IY Di,1ingulslled • • • dhtindin . ; • decidedly Carl McClellan Z'-Owards, 52, for West Virgini.ans to show, by of a h,11-th• earl bdtirlg SKYBOCKB'f their actions Lhat they appreciate, Hartford and Effie Beatrice Dor• new! lig-c:ar roo111ineu for driving lw,iwry Engine parfonnCNlal and tmOOlh Vlbro­ -more haadroom, knHroom, legroom­ need and are willing to support \ man Jeffers, 45, H artford. TUllfld Ride • • • hoth e11.c:h.ttiff with Old,-. Francis F:dwin Wright, .!3; Gal· plus'""'eo1e of entry and thfl •xhlloratlng their local industries. 111obilal Eo1y to g.t in •• , HIJ' to � inl Don Crislip, director of the In• lipolis Ferry and Garl),e-tte Louise pet"fonnance of the SKYROCKETEllghe I Nevllle, Point Pleas a nt. ; dustrial and Publicity Commission. has been ln ch- irge of coordinating the program into one big salute to industry. He and his staff have O 0 1 held regional meetings through. out the state at which more than 5 Irons, 2 Woods, Golf Bag, Extra Irons ,o difle,ent commun;ties were ISit represented. Covers, Tees and Balls Crislip said he ''believes that this $7.95 program - may be the beginning of � . continuing closer cooperation be- I Extra Wood• tween eommunities end their industrles. It has happened," he ex- 1 The Bild Cross Bloodmobile wm $1 0.95 plained; "that communities have visit New Hsven on Oct. 21), ac· lost plants or have been eUminated I eofding tc Mrs. Elir,a,beth Liter, from consideration in company ex- 1 eX:ecUtive secretary of the M ason panslon plans because of a lack of Co.unty Chapter of the American understanding and cooperation." Red Cross. Crislip emphasized that a aatisThe visit will be made at tht Phone WY-2-2238 hctol'y "industrial climate'' ii American Legion building and: one of the beat guarantees the wlll be sponsored by the Ameri• MIDDLEPORT IN THE CENTEB OF TOWN state can have in assuring contin- can Legion Auxiliary. Chairman for the visit is Mrs, Philip Wol· r ued industrial growth. pert, New Haven. Mrs. Wolpert will announce the names of workers for the vis.it SEE THE SMART . ' NEW later. Hours for giving blood will be from noon until e p. m. Persons desiring to donate hlood may call at the Legion building on the dete of the visit. Slipo,t·ers with shawl collar, cardigans Perso·n� owing ·blood, to the blood and crew neck styles; Large selection bank may make their donations o f beautiful colors. Small, medium, at the same time. > large, BOWLEGS IN CHILDREN NEW ORLEANS UPI-Bow• legs ill early childhood are not uncommon , normally correct th.emselvea sponstaneously an d . SWEA'l'ERS rarely require tr�tment, Dr. FOR BOYS Mary Sherman of the Ochsner <i:linic reporta_ in the Southern $3.98 to $7,UB· :Medical Journal. She appeals to parents of bow· Several Styles. legRed rhlldren to support the Sizes f:H 8. · SLPLBA-Soclety for Leaving the Poor Little Blighters Alonel ' B Ck hea t ' Socia! Events I AT HOME INSIDE TH£ \'VATCH WORKS , 1 I DR Ess Es K&C JEWELERS $2.9S - $3.9S omo BECKY'S EL MONTE, Calif. UPI-Hav­ ing a tough time with :your high achool studies? Sucees, may come much easler than you think Jack Salyers, superJntendent of the El Monte Union High School District, holds that good iiriades are the result of planning, care• .� ful budgeting of time a nd know­ ing how to listen. CHANQIN!I S�A,SONS Jack Frost painted many pictures Salyers outlined a few Items on ThrQugh the countryside last how to become a successful high night; school student, Try them, The re• Arrayed the trees ln wondroua suits mey even surprise you! colors, -Budget your after.school And it makes a splendid sight. hours. Make a chart, leaving a , l�8. E- M.rii, space for each · free hour. Then PoiD,e,-y Yet, we know, to see these beauachedule your time between study . ties . 0l!'" ' A.M. lo tO ,_,._ Doll, sporta, hobbies, outside reading We mu.st look now; they will and aoeial activities. Don't allow not last; Interruptions daring study perWith the swiltly ehangi�g sea,a io�s. (Cilli, be \tarled ,;ding in ro-Train yourself to be • fOlift <\•Uil\,:= be pest._ )i:d;,-r puwer returned' from �eoa_ end · aunna,. one aiJ:.season · li1tener. When your mind I Jtetts he us!W to: s-As,,-1. "n e.v er the· Cam'lkM \c1al'k 'Hoaplial, Paritretch, '. ·;:� \�I/ft'"� ...,,... to wander In cla!la, try 11i\entn,r , kersburg where he wa1:1 being Gentley drlft!Dg, one by one. got bucked off." ; for infotmation you eal'I' use from the The leaves will all come float­ Stub'1 maternal grepdrat}ler treated for an Injured ·back. · wh at , Is being said-faeta that Ing down; was a French ..an named Jules pa,t two weeks. wlll help you underat111nd lnfQr­ boroth:y Durst 11, home fl'.Gm the Pretty yellows, reds and oranae, Lamoreaux, ',llho went west over matloll that Is not in your text. •• PRIDDlic,HOUDASMJL't They will aoon all turn to the Overland Trail by ox team to J4ei11s Ho,pital, .PoIQer,oy . books. Those attending -the Homecom• . wl1,ere he married a brown. Nebras�a J4ra. Lawrence Reed ia confined Sioux -Malte use of all of your time ing at Dewitts Run, Sept. 25th, named girl Woman Indian s1udy on tb.e bw a nd keep flash to her home this week bllca use Dreu, a sister of Chief G,all, war were. Mr. ..and Mri, A, C, i:Srewer Soon the trees will be so llare, cards In your pocket for studying of Illness. an-d Daviji,·Ben Allen, W8sley �oAnd the winter wfada will of the Custer massllcre. Dr. and Mrs. JI. C. Hordon of chief French verbs, chemica l formulas bloW; Stub' 11 gra ndpuent1 pioneered mt, stellfl C�rt, Dell ,.nd Olive or hiatory dates while you 8tand Columbus viaited lest weekend ln Fvrt Laramie,, Wyo., in �865, Talbott, Iva (,"arpenter , Lawrel)ee Another aeason of the year with Mr and Mrs. Garen Stans­ then migrated to South Pass, Wyo., Gliiesencamp, . Marie Lawrence In line or �t lunch. Will brUlg white and spu-kling · bury, · -Study In an ort;:anrzec:i way. apd, Ga_rnet Smith 6nOW. "Peggy Ru&1ell, student at Ken­ Don'.t just plunge In ·and wade R, Dural, Bitf Middle1w.art, 1'. throu1h the heavy m�terlal in tucky Christian College spent. Ute Roy Flt.ch &nd Gl�nn Ables ere Yet we know we c8n look forward your textbook. First read the weekend with her parents, Mi. Columblls on employed near (God had a wonderful plan); eummary Qr the chapter's con­ and Mn. Guy Russell. She wa■ road construction. To the dEJys when grass will grow tents. Then read heading.t and sub accompanied here by Dorotby El­ And Spring will · come again. , Olive TalboU.. eaUed on Iva headings throughout the chapter. liott and Mr. end Mrs. Roger Carpenter Frt4lay. If YQU know where tbe chapter Madden, atudents at KCC. Mr. add M�, Quillen and his Thu1, wJ _ greet the changing Is going, your concentrated study n:iother lni! Eber 11rid Iva Gar­ teasons: Doriild Matthews of Delaware wlll rqll al�n, more amootbly. penter cailed1 · .- !"14.t. �d Mn. Aftet Sprin,, then summer ■up visit4jtl ta■t weekend wlth hia -Do 19me�hlna: �bove and be­ unc1f Jlm Matthews who la confin s. W Durat sun " attemooq. - M1lr:es crop■ crow again fqr har­ Upland a:al)le huntina Pt'OAPeds yond the call of duty. Read a e4 t'o h ia honie by IUness and Mr. al\() Mrs. _·. R. Durst and vest, short story ii) a fqreign 1,111U11,ge ,alfo with form�r ne1ghbot'I tlnd for the coming season are about sotia call�d on And our cycle baa been run. . r .Car_pe11ter a verage. 'i'hl11 eom,lln'!nl comes and family Sun you're ,.learnln&. Like math? Try frl,11d11. evening. An oriji_nal �oem tn, Ellzat>eth from William R. EdWards, Ohio � paperback of, mathemaUca puz­ _ ,e · � w;len�r Jo,d11>, Oolobe> 1160, CarJ1111ler, taddy Qursi: ·, M ra. Wesley -Fry and son Mar- Dl\'lsion of W.UdUfe farm game rot1$t at ,the P aler, an4, problem11', Q,ead outside . rid· Park in Obio. . article• about your fa vodte 1ub­ l'in, Mra. Ada Lambert a)Jd Wayne blqlogiat, who r:e�ntly completed hq,1tor of h!r co�,� Jqyee Clrcle a an two of farm sur­ lysis me a g k · r, the wie• viaJt,cd tluilr aon- and, family MP. J11ct-w]:rie�ber If• blot,ay or his­ Davla were in Athena thi1 wee SatutdQ ,v;enl'i;il!, tory. to aee the Guy Lombardo concert ve:ya. iil� , · o:,cJ Circle, �fti )(1'1. Harelq Brewer an.i ne:r ro•l _ .t�e .ti\1 Phe " 1111ant huntinl should be Taddy D•tll. Ke •i',;�A•ll, l;ln· daugbfer .,Lona Bottom Sunday. Mi. and Mtia. RiChard Chamber-T<mlb. aHi'-'URtntJ G.ive your M l'": ana MJ:f- William Bar1ofl t�E!, 11me lhil as laat dll Rt:1uffi. and. TM. l�11:rt h�d a Q�li!\IJ self a rewa rd fer doing it. When moYfld into their recently purchat you have a dllfleult problem pfil ed tome on Cole st.. this week. statewide, 1Jthou1h there are re- slumber party at . n,a Brewer's ' and , aon moved, into the Alfred · con\eU prdpert�11t week. mtse yourself a. trip 1o tM local MN Kenneth WilrCox returned glonal differences," he aays. '-uome. . ,,., 1·.J_. , ,.. lor, rl · M.1'1. MaG"Y viiillfOfflI I!: hambnr1er benen, or let your,. to· her emllfOl'ment at the. Ottir "Hunten In · western Ohio, 11and T�c,e -.eaUU•-: o"''. •�1,r . . sell wat'eh a tel�v:ialon program 1ens National Bunk after a :1eav, peclally the northwe1tern 1eetton Lou11t Brew,11. '.<-· · �,u;. were �leltb 'Yf!llt1tm1, Akron, Mra. od and ill · �venswo find lllClfe ner_ally Wbeatan. e pbeaW e when you IN flnilhfld, of 1b1enc:e o1 several week,. M�. and Mra,1 ,\ c,, :l".9w,�, Mf.. DQR De An,n. a m ■ l;P, How nt1 JeQ \_ U'l,y 1m, di4. t�llt ••d , 11,. 11 d Mrs. , •I'll -Tab.. an , active �rt In claq Vl11lth'lg briefly with Mr. an and .llr,,, JffPIJ!l !!!-••· . W,tts RUii ?itre· Stmda:y 1ueat1 of room discu11lon1. If you are not Mn:, C. ·F. Hibbs yesterday '"" In the ctllltral and. nartlteut• Albini: Ghl�lm'p. j'.' �- .• particularly intereated-but know her brother M-Sgt. and Mra. James Ohio ran1e, pll�sant pqp�l�t!OM . Mr. aod �•- . A·. � c. �rew�r Mr, and �fa, B, }!, Mien. you mu,t l•l p111lnC . m arks in- IJ Brown and flmlly The eroWna are about the •am.e �• for: i,,,t . -chirqll \n . oa, claSlfQom dlacu• Who were on tllelr way home year ." 11/ !IL IIJ!�r�, @!>!I aood gr�d,._ - from Flol'lda whert they Went t.o Two fact,,rs are· 111ea111red in wr11 come. see Mr. Brown's mother, Mra. • arrlvln1 at aame population, ntl· 1 . • Try Jt a114 see. JthtJ-a Brown who ia hnapltaHzedt mates. Eirly in the Yeu, the Mrs. own ts much impro.vd amount or brood stocll: i■ deter­ the PHt week were Mrs, Vaniie from BIr recent mneP · mined from a 1urver ,b1 rural . Thcmpson and da"ghtll', Dottle v1■ ,ttnc lot Sunday afterq�!Ji mail car,rten, ln mid•summer. S\te, al\4 Mr, John Booth. W:i.yn., with Mr. and Mr1- Lawren� came reproducUve, 1uceeu, ii West Vlrainla;. and Mr. and Mrt. Recd ._re �r. llfld Mr■. P,�) obeek1d by f\eld men i(L a div!s­ 'A'.Jllla.ft. ljarve,y, Ll ncq, W. Va . P<l�_er and � dd. "ug\1ter Jaril 1t ion audio-visual IUl'ltileJ. and the Mn. o�eaon and Mra. Hlrve:y of w�Uston. tr ry and c�IJ> combinaUon of lhe :uaulll of -are &11ter1 of the Crabtree bro· dren Mllte, Pat,arTimHill ery11,11 theae two. &IVN, the llnll papula­ llnd thera. �l'l!!vinl, and aon Randy Hoo level• for the yeaJI, The1e Cl,ara )Jrs Mrs. �•lUe Lowther received of Columbt11. ' · au.rvey1 1dve the same tnformatio11. word, of the birth of a son, Ald�n Mi ddleport items may be left a, for rabbita and- quail a■ fGl' phea• L Dwalne, to bet grandson and the Qu�lty Shop or ca ll WY2-33U Ants. Jewelor--Opjometrist w!le, M r. and )1rs. Jame■ Ruther- or wf2-2820 · "Rabbita will be fewer thia . roqd, FQrt W.oflh, Te�11. Thee R)ith• ------------ .Jear ·than, l11t for the state II a ll,ILL l!II.,�IOIW erforda have • dau1hter, lbrdnda CASMMIRI CARI Gole," tdwardl foncaata. "WP• · 'Lou. Other great grandparent. in NEW YORK UPt-C11hmere tem Ohio: hunters will have 1ood tbl1 community are Mr. · and Mrs. expert. reeom.mended wa■hln1 th · bunny huntJnt but- elNwbete le i Day Canode. fiber., instead o.f dry clean.Ina be, the slafe rabbit■ wlll be lul Columbla Home Council mem• ·caun tht pntle aaltatlon . In .abundant than in 191t. 1.'be nb-, , bers who attended the He:i1th COQ• launderinl renew• the � bit pol)ll)ation le\iel is atlll aboff ·, . rerence at Lake Hope the P.llt i:nd. keept the, .twe«ter UutlYr the 10-year avera1e." Whether II Be week WflN Mn. Clay Jordan,. Mn. Dalton �r America, a leadinl The quail populaUon, 1.affered T. M. G1llaway1 Mr■. Robert Blsho1t, c1&hmer6 houu, aaid that � 11 noticeable dtoP,, throua�ut the Mfl, 'Ried_ Jetfen, Mn, Dile Dye, elHrilJti ln t\lrn Will 3lve cal� tl■ll rtom last ,ur't aatllftdort M.n; Ronafd Whittlncton, Mrt. · mere, a, nat. look. �ev.•la. aecord1na to EdWINll. · ' tewfa Sft'llth ancl, MrL Rose ., · "QilaU, hunUha 1ueetl!I onf � Rhoade■. -�11",.IND TNI K\Di. ' !,lie '"" ••a lne& prl.... ' y�� """' T,o ��l!II SaVera), formu sealdentl attend• WA.SIIINpTQN tJPt-Tbe Uni� •l,iadl, 1!'1U n:fllel. \bi,. dtelllllt , . led the Korafflmln1 at Temple edi Satei Des,u,tment of Aarlrilt. which ls attributed,. to ltillh � ��? Obutth oh Suaday, Jt•v. l'rtd. HIX- bare 11,, 80.000 of the 1�� • ter �<ll:ttllV',t•- ldwlrdt � ··; IOn tompletld a week olc rtviv¥ public 1chooll In the nation Ml►, In' 1nmmlrill'a1, �• wvloe1 and la now lloldin1 aerv• vlde • lunch Nrviee. A ne ;p...t'lllffltil\ll: lhlbltl) R,,1� f ,tct1 ll the Townbouae Churilti. let called '!Ille Growing Sch ·111\ 111ne 11i iutJYN11, �a. WU �• la invited· tlf h ..r hla In• Lunch Food! Makel" ra bl down �tl lJMI ,DQ' � . "' spilt._ meua,.. Nch evenlnt at these ltMOII- had more than I en. wiU 'bJYI toba'\ito ftlul thill i·� -� ,...t., 0.· ..... C ,. . '. 18• O'c� 111llllon, eblldren � · 1 IJirda. 1• ,, I '' ;' ' ' ' ..... -,1 n wu'f).I' •l�}ft ,' -'rt,!� •11f l loo ,'W W : •ho� I •' , , )� ... " 1 .a;�lrl t;J';\◊lh1 ,:m1i · � ,... --••-•---,-- ----· --,.., ..,.,. � ,;. ---,g,:� '/. ;i.:' , ,e ____ _p:.;_____Co Daily Sentinel, PomeJ!'.)y-Middleport, 0., Oct. 7, 1960--3 r. Just I n Time • For Foll Planting \.\'o rk Shoe l,,.,. . f•• .. .. •• •• •• . •. • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DUTCH BULBS Records Prove People Don't Like To Live Alone THE SHOE BOX \>lAY GOL'F October Set For Observance To W. Va. Industry RECORDS 'Cle land's H&R 'i All Gaar-� To Grow and Blottlll ·;,,ii "fl, .'-' "'' \ '·., ;;1,; ··; POMEROY, OHIO Golf Club SPECIALS a�· , 5 Irons - 3�,.7.9 I and Putter-· · · · .· · $29.95 2 Woods, 1 & 3 · · $1 8.00 Bloodm bi}e T SPECIAL! v· . N ew Haven On Octo r 25 $39,95 H and R Fi restone Store MEN ! ! M O B I' L E ·'"' 6 1 0 LD S ' exciting new style leaders with__q neW..R.(}rforrn__ QJZ9.e JJ_un c;h and full-size com fc;rt ! SWEATE RS $6.98 to $1 9.98 N EW Y'O RK �� J CLOTH I NG , • I ) HOUSE . I POMEROY OHIO DIAMONl:I DUST NEW YORIC UPI-The closer a diamond approaebes absolutl' ab­ sence of any color, the higher its value, the American Gem Society reports in a booklet-"About Gems and Jewelerl." • There are some exceptions to this-say the colored fancy dia­ monds and ether museum piece rarities. When a diamond expert 11peaks of color, he refers to the Interior body color, not the sur­ faee•refleeted hue1., • •' • ' ' · .. it. ,. ','.r ' ' �. .-.. -.. ,,. . . . . . . ,, . . . IIR;W�je tating Editorially fHE l;>AIL Y SENTINEL � ttf:> -· � 'lt! . h �'•·;fi, l!Qblhibited per,ons behind 1he wheel .o(t•,fan lite-squealing automobile v.· ill un­ ef: ��ubtedly materialize into a team of drag rac1 : �-1,�� ;;._� Oa-,: number of oc<.:asions persons in Meigs .4 . � , to.iuqf hue been seen performing this dead­ ,,,•�-lf, oel!feless bit of "Sport . " 1 ��: ,:�i � JP,ung men with the desire to race, wish 1!-:::..10 f1dtj.c.e euch a hobby it should be done on '' - -A:PriVate drag strip. It must not be on public , �rhlgbways where a young mother. a driver · ;,._ C'?ming from work, or a visiting relative all • J;vipg tq obey traffic regulations, can be ser: ,� �y Injured or killed. Meigs County has been Jucky not to have -.� JI.Dy deaths or 1 serious injuries result from '. I' .,piis dangerous hobby. Let's just knock on ! WOOd. for the time being, because we can only 6 · , I' 'be · 111c)!y part of the 1ime. Just don ' t let it ·r I ,f , ,, , ' � I I 'j- .. i ·i, . .t . , I l. I ;,. . .::b�11119n. Law enforcement officers in the county, NQTE TO LEITER WRITER: The Daily • • 1I ' :: i! I: Carpenter i •. It,: ·, Society ,,,lf!i' . I • Q�I L.. y·· C R O S S WO- R O �8 4S. 9torle!1 10. Rugged 1. lloUltr of DOWN "''' � (Bib.) 1. Bobbin 20, Thlnf •• If. bl.lo;i• 11. Wi,U ttr lj_, ,nthtt ho .4", "41t,'riVff t I..:ri,. , ,116,,J• !,....;11.!W'P•r I ·'-. ' : ,.. .:� · · r , ' ' , 22. Biunbl, 3. NonemidUC• lo, tor ot one fllf!ctri�lty :1rn. Plun� 4. "Honest derer 2. E>tC\lstl D. Pro��ll e. .,addlah lettff T, oonta!ned 8, ·Jndlan. 24. :h• re:� ne11a 21t Beam Y•riul.lll'• ..,.. :18, Quantity of paper 35, Bltlnf i� ,• f....f, ��•Y n:f@: II Irr+-++--� �----­ t: .' . " 4un1 cuue dllcll ,a. Mall n4 dttr (pl,) .....,_.._.. · In- ' 88. 11'-.. I at. Shinto. templ1. 4),"-7 C•l!br,) .,•.5t -• -•izilill■■■■■ . 1:,, =· lil ■■ �lil ■■ -� !11■ Y■ ■il ■■ ■ �il ■■ ... ·• ���· �.a••· . ... allillll lilill - ■ �iii ■■ ■■ ' · . 1 · i, ' : .. .. , . ' • • t' , ' lrli-+-1--1,,,,, I 111 lll ■■ -� lil■ ■� �� ■■ ■■ ■lil illiil --■■ ■■■■■-�■■ liil■■■ ■■ ■�iill ■ ■■ ■ ■■■-�1111■■■■ �ill �lil iiit liil �liil iil iil --------�· ------·. - . . . . . . . . ., -. ' - LQUre P'ssT.' MSV. �cM�el "'_ . �-'lu».. Ciw. E• Lead• In High School , . -' ' . . BvJ Ratio 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport,,O., Oct 7, 1960__ •�- - - - - Yes, the law of. a,er��. ,idll calch up with Meigs County SDmew.�e arid SDIJll!llme. We sincerely hope IIIJ� �h m.otorillt wlll escape this senseless way qfi dyln�, ! t . �· ' -, I Cl'ff I Personal s Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Har­ le)' Johnson and Mrs. Ada Slack 11nd 10n, Gene, l'isited with Mrs. i,J'ands Ritter and Mrs. Mary Browning of New Boston also with ,11:r. and Mrs. Fronk Morgan of Portsmouth, Ohio, on Sunday. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and family of Harrison\'iUe, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ruuell of Pomero)! were SUnday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mrs. Iva Johnson, Mn. Kathryn Johoson 't';lllted �Ith Mra. •Edna · Heilman r,(onW)'. Be11:er1Y. Johnao� a�panied Mr. and lln. Geno �ans a nd fam. ii,: qt Br�<t)Jqey to '!.iJtt relativH .in CoJIU1)h�. Sunday. uifti:. 'ft��� '' 'T11VCK� rT IIO CHI! , Most racers think it will never be them that causes a death or a serious wreck . But read the family newspapEjr, listen to the radio, or watch television, and you learn that afi acci­ dent of this freak nature takes a life nearly every day or two. Ebb and Georgia Sisson , Mr. 1n4 ¥ra. Don Si11;on and daugh­ ters, Vlen11a, \fl. Va., were call­ ing on · E. W. Erlewine, Seren;i and Sam Siuon recently. Thoa@ attending lHI! picnic I • dinner at Portland State Park . bonorln1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mc Peek, Behtwille, W. Va .. for their :-·· Silver anniversary were Mr. and t-' lfr1, Keith }'errell. Timmy and t, : , T:•mftlY, Fairborn, U.; Mrs. Lcuta I ' i l'erti!1J' and Fred, Midway. o ; · ' )«p. Betti Taynor, Cathy Jo and ' I · Brenda, Bill Rnuse, Dayton; Mr. and Mr,. Charles Hensley, f,J r. t ' Ind Mra. Joe Bll!iell, Marilyn. Ju,81, and Mike, I.I, . '"" M ,s, Nl;lWS David. Smith, David and Patricia, Mr, and .\Ira. Alvin Dye are an. ' Mrs. Harold Holter, Steve and nuuncit ig the birth of a daughter, Judr, Ted Hayman and the hunorLis-a Collelte, born at Sheltering ed gueata. Arm.� Hospital on Thursd SeptMrs. C. W. Taitt ancl Ge0tgia. ember 22. The Dyes have ay, I tw.o Par)l'ersburii:, Mr. and Mrs. Bill er C'hlldren , Rebecca aJ1d Thad. othPa', H111l1 an<J daiuhter, Hudson f'ltch, trrnal grandparents are Mr. and Wuhington Bottom, W. Va., were Mrs. Dale Dye. J 1 v l Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jord 11n � .Mt. and Mr11. Oscar t ; Ba · OC •md family and Y�lfi Faye Jordan 1 I · S oppinJ In Parkenburg 1'1'· spcnl Sunday' wlfh 'Mf. and "Mrs. I t 1 �itentl1 1· Mn. Edna Ha , -Mr• h Dunham and dau,il'hters near r,, Mu. Tres�i • stown, Ohio. · !':'• · t 'Ruby Brewer, Mr1. Sunday dinner ifne&til or Kr. and � I �:� , i' and Mrs. Leone Mrs. Fern Gillogly and John were • _ Mrs. Dorothy Frailer and children Lewis and Sanfor<I Coz11rl. uf and "Mr. and Mn. Harold Gillogly, � 1 Loriln, 0., spent the weekend lis; Mr. and Mrs. Elba Mc• • •'_ .. "1\b their mother, Nellie Cozart. Gallipo Knighl and Sharon, Columhu11; Mr. 1... )11, and Mrs. Charles Ward, 11nd Mrs. Carl Crabtree Mr. 1'ortland, were ealling on Mr. and Mn. Pnul Gnston and .and family , '"d Mrs. Oscar Babcock. Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gilio• M,. and Mrs. Jim Carter, Ka• l,lly and Steven, Athens Misa ren and Sandy were vlslting hrr I J11rqul'llnl!! Waggoner, , and Harrison• parenll, Mr. and Mn. Alva Hol- 1 ville. lin,er, lleedlVl\le, rer1mtl y. lh'lativ(I� who visited Mr Jira. Du•id Smith and Patricia, I and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree with and Mr: Mr,. Harold Holler and Steve, and Mrs. Edgar Crabtree durlna •' . • • •T headed by Sher'.�f Robert C. Hartenbach, will be glad to cooperate with the general public on this matt�r of extreme importance. The lawless can not be completely stopped but they can be slo·.1ed to a reasonable pace if all co-operate. If license numbers can be report­ ed quickly o ··ricers stand a, fair chance to ap­ prehend drai sters. Experience has proved it is extremely #ficult to "catch" these people "in the act." ,land Bissell were ,•isiling with Mrs llalph Barton and Mrs. Charles Donaldson, Reedi.ville, !:i;iturday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Billy Young spent thl' we.-kcnd wilh their parents, Mr. ;.nd Mrs. Luuie Young. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock wen· visiting Otie Swan at the Elmwood Rest Home Sunday. Mr. anti Mrs, David Smith, Pat and David were vi!iling Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barr, Gary and Brenda, Frirlay �vening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. Porthmd were visiting Effie aad Linnie Swan, Tuesday. -- ' :' ', -;,:'. Penonal News • � _;_ si4ne<l, . :, _:"°-"s Bott.om .., . I �......, 44'1"V- • -, It was signed with, inilil!I� �<;I) tlilJ,i� may �entiqel has received three communications be fictitious, "I. P." ,f)'om the same wrilrr recently, all unsigned, This is to inform, Mr,, � l\lrs. •t, f," !,hat se;t'ond berating this newspaper for not letters to "Mail, BIi(' Ill�� Ile Upon ·· printing the first. The third, like the first, request names 'Ii/I: npt 11<1. ijlll!liilhl!d, 'l'bere lwas •h intemperate criticism of one of our can be nothing Of a,lillttll!11ac�,i!! aJlY let­ �eriCa's major religious groups. ter published, ilo,-��. � lll1 �lll\igned., - - - ----•·· j! ., ' : :tJit;. I ' • ..-. . .. A Deadly, C ostly "Sport"' ; :� :, . "I 0 .. . ' Eupne 'IlllOm� l1 l\t home · with )µa wiff! 'Lofa ' and, d.aughter, �QI lfN'le, � •.a. Thompson's p�r�.., Mf. � � H, E. Warn­ -,.,., �r 9P,'ndir11 two· ' years ln :E IQQt• tidt� *• klijRit SV!l4A7 Fl'-� , e, _.,I Wk Mflf1S • & M"ason � •Y� . n.�' . :who '. . 11............ , .. ' ..,4 T'!!l\ ,on, :;"' �•1.;.t: •·� · ' -• , �N Commg • Events JU� "4'1 DJ..J_..., I\_ C, _.,_· ""UQ 1 . · , . B4ltt)' -MRY. Ran ,, -•'";""� .. . ,, Ir_ J.Q"' q,l.l«lQ'.'I,· at. one �nt, ar:er�i - ¥ Indj.lp Octoi,.r a LANDE)!.. W;J!:O,, �Bli - st�b at�.i;k.-_ 'oi!'clllle h,a ·!li� mother All members of Return Jonap�d 'Q(OU than Meigs Chapter, DAR; are FarlJ>W W&l P.rob.lJJIJ Ont· qt the. juIQPed out of t:lie ,ccn1 -.. asked to be at the Mlddlepod mosi tani4'Uf '!O)t�Y• qt t�.w.qrl4 •Jf4•, '1t'.q,'14 Ill tnal,JJJ 'blf,nket at • q.ij�� 'l.f,· ,ll_ �. �a�4Y11,,,,81�: Cemetery at 8 p. nt. Saturday alt�qqh � ·�r4, 1 om t\l '"""'' · 10!"-i.! '-11 � · , ijil,. f-.tb,i waa · afternoon fer the grave markings !o!' Mrs. Robert A. :MUler and· . � �b ��e Jul!s � - r• •� �� � . , - � his picture, ijlO\W_, S1�1', �c ,w,W. w.ta,n � w,,_ 1.. :_ · 'KecanJ-. Miss Da isie Saunders. b'!stJl'i r.ctWtQ �.. 1ft1r¥ , . a 'AA�� a.n �tnont � all4, Octobtr 10 n 1•�� life wap a •..�• r.elltie.� The Central PTA will meet at f�•�IMJ. of &M/.-,,:w,.s.. �. � . Ml; 'i5'Q.t,a,H � ► )l' (;:�liml, � lti � , Of; � C C ,� 7 I 30 p. m lhe h0 I Monda 3 "". _ . .: depided - on . : 1 w1'1es and cl Orv_a" nar1es Hayes w u,· ming, Is thf! Slub was riding a brop� nlmE:d the Wy.oming llet-nse plllte. be m ebarge of the program and a . Deadman when ·the picture was ...,e WyQnµng; 8.1nce 1936, wu'-en w ''YIe 'how W,·11 be ,taged by !be e t; fir.at plate carried th . 1 famoua d - taken whkh later became Wyomme n . sign the or cowboy the bq.ck·- ing's famous cowboy symbol. on October 10 Hunt, secretary of. state; Jt the The Disabled Americ!n Veterans ing horses nearly two million time, D ad an artist �ake a design plates hav d been out. 8taq1pe wm meet at the o.A.V. Hall, Porn- The � cowboy alsQ h•• bt;en ue,4 fro� the pbpt_og�aP,h. He haft the efoy, Ohio, Monday night October orlg al ctraw1pg; h_!lqg\� g op.po10. There will be a potluck Supper in other. ways to dealgnate ·the site m his desk m the Capitol when state until the silhouetted rider et e p. m. ·end the meat will be ,_ blowing in the wind ' he waa secretary or st�te and govforeloeai; bat furnished by the DAV's. All veter• ernor. _ ans are- welcome. The Ladies' Aux. triumphantly alo(t over a • sunWyam1.n g s.tttmpa more than nv fishing bronc, has beco syniliary are in charge of the enler100,000 hcen" •�ates a. y_ear, and onymous with Wyoming. talnment. The late Lester Hunt former Stub on his Jiuqking Orse has October 1 5 W yoming goyernor and stinetof , gone everywber� in Ule United The Fairview church will hold �tat.es and proQably raost places a b ake sale at the Simpson build· who got the idea for the cowboy m the world where ther• ate roads. th.e on lieenae pla te, ca lled Stub Ing beside Cleland Drug Store in , Stub died at 87 on July 24, 1953. "the moat typical cowboy 1 ever Racine, Saturday, Oct. 15. whjJe serving all Fremont County knew." f, but he had already rsherif und , · o . d full Grands ll of a bloode The Melg�ci:':i/'Youth Rally immortality. aained � Sioux son an of adventu us or the Churches of Chrlat will be And stub's 1.11d friends will tell held Sunday, October 18, a t 2 p. cowhlllld who pioneere...i J.n Fre-l you Idn•t have happen,ed to S W,;.t, s.t,ub mont CqunQ", a symbo . it cou m. at the Rutland Chur�h of Christ. guy. mcer a y old of e Qf th wide open cmin W The Pomeroy chllrch wlll be in f -------� charge of the program, a nd there space& and high sp rita , He waa born at Lander Feb. 2, will be an. election of officers. 1886, and practically grew u.p on '·�ill\_,· {rli• qt""-"· cowoo, dplru!r,.. ... of Mrs. Mjltpn, Tqttle and, ollilc!un were II{,, 1,lla. �bert and fJ.P.tlly of stf,Qm Cen� and Mrs. and Gene Roy, -.t Thursday niiht wi� 4 friend. Sl(&all• Tuttle. ?4r. 1'llll. .,.� � D. T;uttJ� visited wilh � i,nd 11P - Barnhart ai Cll�- �J--�qon. Mra. Mil� �tllll!I ¥d Mrs. �_Pl l,4-'lt'fenee vil,\�1 Qleir bro­ �. J� �l�lg. WUI u11derwent surw,;. ,¥ shelter.Ing Arms Hospita.1- Alb�ns. fu.eaAN'· ' ..,. -.. ..,._., u--, �� Alha..t pavnter of - · .. � ·even�- ',Mnt, lng WH.h Mr. and Mrs. A. D. TUttle. . .. Mr. and Mr•. Ga� Griffith and. 10n of Columbus \ILJU�d his �re.011, Rev. and Mrs.. ll;,'9w.ard Gnflith, Sunday. • S!J[!dtcy dinner guests or Mrs. ;,Jae P.aar,son w.ere: Mr. tpi· �r1 . Omer Cramlet of Racine and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wilk and family of Rutktnd. -w:ecm�:1<1.1,Y service. He alsu vli;1Led with Im parenb, '.ri.r. 11nd Mrs. Gl1mn Thomp "'"· � PLUS, Y.AM NEW YORK UPI-Here's ;i spicy m:ain dish-ham .and yallls w;th almond glaze. Arrange l ham steak. ¾ inch thh; k and · 4 medium yams, cook­ ed and peeled, in a shallow bak· ing disft. Combine 3 tablespoons ot meUe d butts-r or margarine with 1/, C\l_p ol firmJy.pac�ed brown sug'ar, ¼ teaspoon each of nutm�J'arid ·dnnamoil and ½ CLIP of P"!>U.ntl, almonds . and spre;id over_ hiun and y&JH11. Bd;e 45 •miil�I! in a 350 degree Serve, 4. tf t$ Ji4'ij'""ij""" 141 . I ·-� B�KER and SEVRIP, your tENNOX dealer .NEW �d USEn . COAL, Oil, GA$ f UR N A CES Phone WY,l-379t 'N)MEROY, OHIO DO N 'T COO K ! l>INl WITH US CtRC LE,.S Ro.•tou,ont I/IIOn.e '1(l'-!-as1a Stiversv.ille 'i:'.t"ls Around � About oet's. ••ner Social Events In �lrf� Middleport Upland Hunting Prospects· Are Just Average 0 ·N Y��r SE, US 50R THE Glf'tS TH�T LAST . l,lk,- " .......« t•'ll l'�-vc,r t s,:, ,-1" " .. ' • • �--­ ----'"'"'ii•:-..-,� ' II"' Whv, t•!l-,tilllt '"' · I ' \• Band Show Was · Dedicated To All Musicians ,Herbert.Miller Honored At Party Sunday Aft,ernoon i ,ENGAGEMENT BEJNG ANNOUNCED • .... _<• Tuppers Plains Event! Of Week .., Mn. Ewlyn BrlcldH S.! Sgt. a nd Mn. Dem:il Hett.er of the Mitchel Air f,"orce Base, Long llland, New York, ;ind a [ friend, Mn Charlie Cole� of Hemp• N. Y . . spent a H, day lea\·, .!lead, . wit h his parenl!I, M . r. and M rs. . Darrell Hetzer. - -� -- - di, blotlca be!Ol"" 'Jlo•lD• lllelr teeth ea1e p,tient, ,hoo\d ....,.. anti- cleanad, 'fflled or ntracted to pr,:tt.ect thf,m trom Uie dancer• of visited htt dlughter llra. PHI bacterlal eltdOCriU•- Tbil la a Buckley and family Sunday. form of heart 1tlment ln-rolvlnc 'f �nald_ -�w� �dM:rer;:�: tnnammatloa of the bnrt Unln1 1· a r v_lll . and ..-4lffL · a m Clevelaod last •�� andy ofamlly M r. an.d Mn. H erman Ba11111 The adYice comea froQl Docton -an d 1 am1 1y o1 Me d'na I r..., ..n•h H# W. Proctor Harve, and Maurice visited the Ernest Taylor famil1.. A. Caponi . of �pt9wn Uni­ Mn Qgie Follrod and dau•h- venity Medical Center. In a re­ ter and Mn. Nina Robin:10n 'filll· po,j: to tbe Amedica1' Medical Aa­ ed Mn Ad, NeutzHng and but- aoclation, the ph)'licilm aald that band Su nday. in recent mocllll tbey aa,r five Mu. Millard Swartz entered patienta witb 1ndoord!Us appar­ St. Joseph Ho1pital for aurgery ently wedpltated by dental work.. · Monda�· . __,__ ��f.t���o",,'�':.'!." Alfred Social Notes Sunday achoo) attendance on Oct. 2 was 40, offering 59.80. I Worship 1ervice1 were h!!!l1 at to 45 with Rev. Card observing World Wide Communion Sunday. Last Sunday afternoon the birth Rev. and Mra. M'\1 ler and dau• day of Herbert Miller, Middleport g.hter . and M r. and Mn. Harry was celebr11lcd at his hume whc11 Guthrie attended the Homecommembers of his f;i>n1,y galhE,"red '' ing at Hemlock Grove Church The b_and show at the _Eastern­ to spend 1:1e r!,1y with h i m. Cake Sunday 1. U W and home m,ide H'C crc;i m w ere I The . J>:la ms game was dedicated to Mr. and Mn. Charle• D. _Woode ere �ho �ave s everywh musician served during the a fternoon . I wurkcU to help keep mu�1c ahve. spent Sunday afternoon W it� her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Hayes, lhddleThJse present were Mr. and' The shew was opened with the By Ser•h M. Rif• port. Mrs. Conrad Ohlini;:er , Merle, I trathlio!ll!l fanforc with the hand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and Shelia. Naomi arid Kathryn; Mr. ' unl'.ildin.£: into a large E and play. Mr. and Mrs. . Hobart Swartz Mrs. Freda Well� were in Pomeroy and Mrs. Elwood Byers. Danny ing the Eastern Alma Maler. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. busi• and Middleport Tuesday on 1 G"ald Swari, ,nd d'"ghte, ol and PegAy; :\Irs. Ed Venoy and lhc smart•stepping group, under ne&1. Craig; Mr. and Mrs. D;wid Baum- the direclinn of John Moore, lhen Mr. and.Mrs. Raymond Thomas Manetta. , . gardncr, Terry and Bruce; Jake formed a treble clcff :}nd playe� The Albert Warner auction saLe and aons, Larry anti Stevie . of Ament, Mr. and Mrs. James Recd, "The Band Played On" as a salute Langsville called on her mother, was well attended Saturda:y. to all <"Onclucl(1rs. Remaining in forYn . • Jim and Ruth. Mn, Fr'ed-1. Wells. and her grand• Several fro;n here attended tht! mation the group then saluted John parents, Mr and �rs. Lloyd WoorJ. �rvices for Silas Taylor held at OW" Graduate Watch Jte. Philip Sousa with the "Liberty They had just returned from a trip tlle Ewing Funeral Home Monday. majoretlt!S. Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles O. Woode to Toledo where they visited her 'EV. DAVIS GUEST SPEAKER Bell March" aa the �•iraian Hu Years of Be­ I lwirled. Atherton I called on the Arthur . Bowen and \lrs Bob Mr, brothers, The Rev. J. C .. Da\· is, p;istor The band formed a musical note Other gues� and son Tony o1n-1 Mr and Mni. fa m ily Sunday. lWld The Dial Experleoce of the Bet_hel Baptist Church, Col- a nd piid tribute to the minstrel. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar• Bill Bowen. urnbus, will be _guest speaker at Vaudevil le and slage band musi• tin and Mrs. Fannie Barnhill of To Make Ytur Watch Run LI.O}'d woo,1 remains very ill. the Naomi Baptist Church, Sun- cians- as thry played a "show tune." Mr. and Mn. Clarence Carthage, to rushed the was Rife Ch11.rles d11y. Oct. 16 �t 2:30 p. n:'· Ile wi ll Forming a trumpet, the band PerfecL Huntington Veterans H mspit JI on Athrrton and children, Columbus. be accompame<l by h1:,; choir. featured the trumpet aecHnn on Mrs . Mable Swartz of Athens where underhe morning Thursday The Rev. Samuel Jack5on. pastor "Carnh• t1l of Venice." Re1t1rniM to went abdominal surgery Thursday Mrs. Lena Kellti1' of Marietta of the church. will be in charge band formation , a hats ofJ:' routine evening. He was . in surgery ?ver spent the week end here at the DEPENDABU SERVICE, Alway■! uf the mur11i11g service. was presented to follow the theme three hours and 1s oh the serious home of Mrs Effie Watson. -··--ff Music." To "It's Hats O li�t at this time. He received four M rs. :W yrt le Fro.at attended the I Head m ajorette is Karen Snyder Ladles' New Fall p1_nts of whole bloo? Thursday. Mr. funeral of "Ms. Maud Brookl at and majorettes are Karen Badgeley Rife would appreciate c·1rds from � Thursday. ' and N�ttie Ca" ·,r, bis many fr1t!nds. Mr�- _Sarah Rife \ Columbu. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Brickle& at­ spent_ Thursday. and �r1day �t the tended the H-:.mecomir1g at Hem• Revival Service Will Hospital. Helatlves 1t the hospital lock Grove, Sunday. POMEROY, EAST MAIN STREET on Thuni�ay included Mrs. Doro• Begin October 1 2th__ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Doilder re• thy Bever)dge, �thens. Haro!? Rife JUNE SPENCER ccivd word of the birth of a A revival srrvice will be held All sizes, Half Sizes and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer of Mason are announcing the nf G11vsv1lle. Charles A. Rife of daughter born to their son and at the Hazael Community ChurcJ, Extra Sizes. Alban� and Robert Rife cf Char• daughter•in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Da­ on tht! Dewitt's Run road Oct. ll engagement of their daughter, June, to Walden . Bennett St. t�!f ton VlSllors were Ed- vid D odder, on Sept. 1 1 at Park ­ l . 1' r1uay to 2:1. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush of Pt. Pleasant. w�rd R. 1f , _Sunbury, and Joseph L. ersburg. • • � /. Bible school refresher Miss Sp1mcer was graduated with Rift!, Chlil1cothe. attendt!d Marshall College and re­ Homer Milner -eturned to his . course will be presented along honors from Wahame High School Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bircher of home in Columbu� after spending Save Your Sales Slips with a coursP. in' Doctrine by a in l 057 and attended Ohio Univer­ ceived a Bachelor of Scienc� De­ Pomeroy spent Wednesday even- several weeks here with· his nie,ce certified teacher on Wednesday, sity the following year. She is at gree is Physics last May. In college MIDDLEPORT ing wit� Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife Mr. and Mrs. J:ick \lf eatherman. Mr. Roush wu a m\lmber of the October 12 to Sunday, October present attending Marshall College a cook out on t.he enJoyed and 4-H Club, president of Chi Bet a Mr. and Mrs. w. ·��- Thorn and 16. in Huntington where she will com­ law n and also homemade ice son uf Belpre have moved here to Phi science honorary, and a mem­ All Preachers, St1nduy school plete her studies in January, re. Endicott-Johnson the property of Mr. and Mni. Tom superintendents and teachers ere ceiving a Bachelor of Selence De• ber of Phi Eta s,igma, men's fresh­ cream. Harla Rife, Mrs. n 'Mrs. 0 . M . Perrill. man honorary. He is preaently em­ welcome to the services which gree in Home Economics. and Riehard Rite were in IMPORTED Mrs. Ethel Stout returned home will be.Elin al 7:30 each evening. While in college, MiYs Spencer ployed by the IBM Corporation In Rife . business Frida on Pomero y y Poughkeepsie, New York. with visit days her a after few . The Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Rus­ has been active in the Campus Mr. and Mrs .. Georg e Beven dge brothf!r, Mr . and Mn. Ralph Park­ A January wedding is planned, Sf'll will be the evangelists. Christian Fellowship, drama actlvi• LACE-TO-TO� an� son, Fr�dd1e _of Athens spent I er, Chester. - - - -- -·-•- -' TULIPS - CROCUS ties, president of the college 4-H MRS. KORN ENTERTAl�S With leather top facing and �1day evening with Mrs. Charles Mr6 . Lola C:ildwell is spi,a1din!l a Club, counselor in the donnitory, HYAClNTHS Rlfe, Patly _and Larry. Mi�s Evelvn Fick WilS a guest and a justice on the Student Court, few days here with her daughter, leather roiddlesok. Rubher heel NARCISSUS R2c Ronnie Rlf� ,md A2c James Mr. end Mrs. wilUam Chapman. I' whC"n Mrs. George Korn entertain­ the campus judicial agency. She is Sizef. EE - 6��·12 Patterson Wright Thornbur of g ed the Nifty Stitchers Club Tues­ at present chairman of Life Plan­ �Mrs. Madge t.folligan and two F. 8. sp1mt the �e�k €-!1d at his sons, Michael and James. of Cin­ dny evening at her home with a ning Week, the annual campus re• home_ ber_e. Ro�me s w,{e, Mrs. cinnati spent 11 few ·days here with "Come As You Are·• party. Jigious emphasis program. · Margie Rife, will return to Day- tier aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Ar• The evening wa� spent socially Mr. Roush, a 19�7 graduate of ton with them Sunday where t�e I b2.ugh and son. am.I in sewing. The hostess served Point Pleasant High School, also MIDDLEPORT Rifes will make their home while refreshments. he is stationed there. . Three couples have recently DA.FFOQILS - Mrs. Belly Thomas and sons of appl led for marriage licenses i.n Langsville spent Friday with her the Mason County Clerk's office. mother, Mrs. Freda Wells. They are as follo\\'.S: Gery Saxton called on his grand­ 33's - 78's - 45's Walter HayCs, 18, Middleport, gi,other, Sarah Rife, Saturday. HI-Fl's - Stereo's ' 0., so� of Arnold Hayes end Net· w;,nie Bowen spent the week All The Popular }! L W,(th ;Geprge. �Is of Leading � B,dgler ·ljl!I-Y�s. and Ann fday- 9A,, Records In Stock 11al:4,, 1.7, New Haven. daui:hter of Creek Road. They attended ,:llu: , ... , , 1 · ' . Jesiie Meynard and Roberta football jilame at Rutland Friday B E N F Ft A N K L I N Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Friday October has been designated a� Preece Maynard. . , c c • ,;, .. , , , ., , · • ' ' ' Jllmes Robert Greene, 22, Hart- evening wlth .Mr. and Mrk. Lloyd In dustry Appreeiation Month irl ford, son of George Greene and Wood. FREE PARKING West Virgi nia. PHdNE James Dale end Richard Lee Rife Phone WY-2-2%55 During the first state-wide ob- Sybil Herdman Greene an� Ruby WY-2-3491 P.,ero) sert•iinee of. its kind, communities Virginia Oldaker, 17, da ughter of spent Wednesday evening with Mr. E. Main St. ' throughotit the state will hold din- Albert Oldaker and Agnes Cunn­ and Mrs. Charles Rife and fa mil�•. ingham Oldaker, �artford. ' ners al\d picnics honoring company Curtis Wallace, 21, Hogsett, executives, special school pro• grams, displays and exhibits , plus son of Charles F. Wallace and additional events - all designed Winnie Faye Jones Wallace, and to honor the slate's industr1es and Mary Jo Stover, 21, Hogsett, dau• better acquaint the public th the ghter of Francis Okey Stover and Gla�ys Irene Burris Stover._ benefitB that they bring. Ll censes recently were issued Governor Underwood, .-,uu first the roll�wing to 1 announced plans for the obSt!rvWilson ance during the state Industrial \ Melvln Richard Staten, 23. At­ . Conference last May, hes proclaim- hens, Ohio and Emeline Dale Sar· ed the month c1s lln opportunity gent, 21, Leon. GlofflOI', comfort, prutlge •.. ond tht utd"!IY Di,1ingulslled • • • dhtindin . ; • decidedly Carl McClellan Z'-Owards, 52, for West Virgini.ans to show, by of a h,11-th• earl bdtirlg SKYBOCKB'f their actions Lhat they appreciate, Hartford and Effie Beatrice Dor• new! lig-c:ar roo111ineu for driving lw,iwry Engine parfonnCNlal and tmOOlh Vlbro­ -more haadroom, knHroom, legroom­ need and are willing to support \ man Jeffers, 45, H artford. TUllfld Ride • • • hoth e11.c:h.ttiff with Old,-. Francis F:dwin Wright, .!3; Gal· plus'""'eo1e of entry and thfl •xhlloratlng their local industries. 111obilal Eo1y to g.t in •• , HIJ' to � inl Don Crislip, director of the In• lipolis Ferry and Garl),e-tte Louise pet"fonnance of the SKYROCKETEllghe I Nevllle, Point Pleas a nt. ; dustrial and Publicity Commission. has been ln ch- irge of coordinating the program into one big salute to industry. He and his staff have O 0 1 held regional meetings through. out the state at which more than 5 Irons, 2 Woods, Golf Bag, Extra Irons ,o difle,ent commun;ties were ISit represented. Covers, Tees and Balls Crislip said he ''believes that this $7.95 program - may be the beginning of � . continuing closer cooperation be- I Extra Wood• tween eommunities end their industrles. It has happened," he ex- 1 The Bild Cross Bloodmobile wm $1 0.95 plained; "that communities have visit New Hsven on Oct. 21), ac· lost plants or have been eUminated I eofding tc Mrs. Elir,a,beth Liter, from consideration in company ex- 1 eX:ecUtive secretary of the M ason panslon plans because of a lack of Co.unty Chapter of the American understanding and cooperation." Red Cross. Crislip emphasized that a aatisThe visit will be made at tht Phone WY-2-2238 hctol'y "industrial climate'' ii American Legion building and: one of the beat guarantees the wlll be sponsored by the Ameri• MIDDLEPORT IN THE CENTEB OF TOWN state can have in assuring contin- can Legion Auxiliary. Chairman for the visit is Mrs, Philip Wol· r ued industrial growth. pert, New Haven. Mrs. Wolpert will announce the names of workers for the vis.it SEE THE SMART . ' NEW later. Hours for giving blood will be from noon until e p. m. Persons desiring to donate hlood may call at the Legion building on the dete of the visit. Slipo,t·ers with shawl collar, cardigans Perso·n� owing ·blood, to the blood and crew neck styles; Large selection bank may make their donations o f beautiful colors. Small, medium, at the same time. > large, BOWLEGS IN CHILDREN NEW ORLEANS UPI-Bow• legs ill early childhood are not uncommon , normally correct th.emselvea sponstaneously an d . SWEA'l'ERS rarely require tr�tment, Dr. FOR BOYS Mary Sherman of the Ochsner <i:linic reporta_ in the Southern $3.98 to $7,UB· :Medical Journal. She appeals to parents of bow· Several Styles. legRed rhlldren to support the Sizes f:H 8. · SLPLBA-Soclety for Leaving the Poor Little Blighters Alonel ' B Ck hea t ' Socia! Events I AT HOME INSIDE TH£ \'VATCH WORKS , 1 I DR Ess Es K&C JEWELERS $2.9S - $3.9S omo BECKY'S EL MONTE, Calif. UPI-Hav­ ing a tough time with :your high achool studies? Sucees, may come much easler than you think Jack Salyers, superJntendent of the El Monte Union High School District, holds that good iiriades are the result of planning, care• .� ful budgeting of time a nd know­ ing how to listen. CHANQIN!I S�A,SONS Jack Frost painted many pictures Salyers outlined a few Items on ThrQugh the countryside last how to become a successful high night; school student, Try them, The re• Arrayed the trees ln wondroua suits mey even surprise you! colors, -Budget your after.school And it makes a splendid sight. hours. Make a chart, leaving a , l�8. E- M.rii, space for each · free hour. Then PoiD,e,-y Yet, we know, to see these beauachedule your time between study . ties . 0l!'" ' A.M. lo tO ,_,._ Doll, sporta, hobbies, outside reading We mu.st look now; they will and aoeial activities. Don't allow not last; Interruptions daring study perWith the swiltly ehangi�g sea,a io�s. (Cilli, be \tarled ,;ding in ro-Train yourself to be • fOlift <\•Uil\,:= be pest._ )i:d;,-r puwer returned' from �eoa_ end · aunna,. one aiJ:.season · li1tener. When your mind I Jtetts he us!W to: s-As,,-1. "n e.v er the· Cam'lkM \c1al'k 'Hoaplial, Paritretch, '. ·;:� \�I/ft'"� ...,,... to wander In cla!la, try 11i\entn,r , kersburg where he wa1:1 being Gentley drlft!Dg, one by one. got bucked off." ; for infotmation you eal'I' use from the The leaves will all come float­ Stub'1 maternal grepdrat}ler treated for an Injured ·back. · wh at , Is being said-faeta that Ing down; was a French ..an named Jules pa,t two weeks. wlll help you underat111nd lnfQr­ boroth:y Durst 11, home fl'.Gm the Pretty yellows, reds and oranae, Lamoreaux, ',llho went west over matloll that Is not in your text. •• PRIDDlic,HOUDASMJL't They will aoon all turn to the Overland Trail by ox team to J4ei11s Ho,pital, .PoIQer,oy . books. Those attending -the Homecom• . wl1,ere he married a brown. Nebras�a J4ra. Lawrence Reed ia confined Sioux -Malte use of all of your time ing at Dewitts Run, Sept. 25th, named girl Woman Indian s1udy on tb.e bw a nd keep flash to her home this week bllca use Dreu, a sister of Chief G,all, war were. Mr. ..and Mri, A, C, i:Srewer Soon the trees will be so llare, cards In your pocket for studying of Illness. an-d Daviji,·Ben Allen, W8sley �oAnd the winter wfada will of the Custer massllcre. Dr. and Mrs. JI. C. Hordon of chief French verbs, chemica l formulas bloW; Stub' 11 gra ndpuent1 pioneered mt, stellfl C�rt, Dell ,.nd Olive or hiatory dates while you 8tand Columbus viaited lest weekend ln Fvrt Laramie,, Wyo., in �865, Talbott, Iva (,"arpenter , Lawrel)ee Another aeason of the year with Mr and Mrs. Garen Stans­ then migrated to South Pass, Wyo., Gliiesencamp, . Marie Lawrence In line or �t lunch. Will brUlg white and spu-kling · bury, · -Study In an ort;:anrzec:i way. apd, Ga_rnet Smith 6nOW. "Peggy Ru&1ell, student at Ken­ Don'.t just plunge In ·and wade R, Dural, Bitf Middle1w.art, 1'. throu1h the heavy m�terlal in tucky Christian College spent. Ute Roy Flt.ch &nd Gl�nn Ables ere Yet we know we c8n look forward your textbook. First read the weekend with her parents, Mi. Columblls on employed near (God had a wonderful plan); eummary Qr the chapter's con­ and Mn. Guy Russell. She wa■ road construction. To the dEJys when grass will grow tents. Then read heading.t and sub accompanied here by Dorotby El­ And Spring will · come again. , Olive TalboU.. eaUed on Iva headings throughout the chapter. liott and Mr. end Mrs. Roger Carpenter Frt4lay. If YQU know where tbe chapter Madden, atudents at KCC. Mr. add M�, Quillen and his Thu1, wJ _ greet the changing Is going, your concentrated study n:iother lni! Eber 11rid Iva Gar­ teasons: Doriild Matthews of Delaware wlll rqll al�n, more amootbly. penter cailed1 · .- !"14.t. �d Mn. Aftet Sprin,, then summer ■up visit4jtl ta■t weekend wlth hia -Do 19me�hlna: �bove and be­ unc1f Jlm Matthews who la confin s. W Durat sun " attemooq. - M1lr:es crop■ crow again fqr har­ Upland a:al)le huntina Pt'OAPeds yond the call of duty. Read a e4 t'o h ia honie by IUness and Mr. al\() Mrs. _·. R. Durst and vest, short story ii) a fqreign 1,111U11,ge ,alfo with form�r ne1ghbot'I tlnd for the coming season are about sotia call�d on And our cycle baa been run. . r .Car_pe11ter a verage. 'i'hl11 eom,lln'!nl comes and family Sun you're ,.learnln&. Like math? Try frl,11d11. evening. An oriji_nal �oem tn, Ellzat>eth from William R. EdWards, Ohio � paperback of, mathemaUca puz­ _ ,e · � w;len�r Jo,d11>, Oolobe> 1160, CarJ1111ler, taddy Qursi: ·, M ra. Wesley -Fry and son Mar- Dl\'lsion of W.UdUfe farm game rot1$t at ,the P aler, an4, problem11', Q,ead outside . rid· Park in Obio. . article• about your fa vodte 1ub­ l'in, Mra. Ada Lambert a)Jd Wayne blqlogiat, who r:e�ntly completed hq,1tor of h!r co�,� Jqyee Clrcle a an two of farm sur­ lysis me a g k · r, the wie• viaJt,cd tluilr aon- and, family MP. J11ct-w]:rie�ber If• blot,ay or his­ Davla were in Athena thi1 wee SatutdQ ,v;enl'i;il!, tory. to aee the Guy Lombardo concert ve:ya. iil� , · o:,cJ Circle, �fti )(1'1. Harelq Brewer an.i ne:r ro•l _ .t�e .ti\1 Phe " 1111ant huntinl should be Taddy D•tll. Ke •i',;�A•ll, l;ln· daugbfer .,Lona Bottom Sunday. Mi. and Mtia. RiChard Chamber-T<mlb. aHi'-'URtntJ G.ive your M l'": ana MJ:f- William Bar1ofl t�E!, 11me lhil as laat dll Rt:1uffi. and. TM. l�11:rt h�d a Q�li!\IJ self a rewa rd fer doing it. When moYfld into their recently purchat you have a dllfleult problem pfil ed tome on Cole st.. this week. statewide, 1Jthou1h there are re- slumber party at . n,a Brewer's ' and , aon moved, into the Alfred · con\eU prdpert�11t week. mtse yourself a. trip 1o tM local MN Kenneth WilrCox returned glonal differences," he aays. '-uome. . ,,., 1·.J_. , ,.. lor, rl · M.1'1. MaG"Y viiillfOfflI I!: hambnr1er benen, or let your,. to· her emllfOl'ment at the. Ottir "Hunten In · western Ohio, 11and T�c,e -.eaUU•-: o"''. •�1,r . . sell wat'eh a tel�v:ialon program 1ens National Bunk after a :1eav, peclally the northwe1tern 1eetton Lou11t Brew,11. '.<-· · �,u;. were �leltb 'Yf!llt1tm1, Akron, Mra. od and ill · �venswo find lllClfe ner_ally Wbeatan. e pbeaW e when you IN flnilhfld, of 1b1enc:e o1 several week,. M�. and Mra,1 ,\ c,, :l".9w,�, Mf.. DQR De An,n. a m ■ l;P, How nt1 JeQ \_ U'l,y 1m, di4. t�llt ••d , 11,. 11 d Mrs. , •I'll -Tab.. an , active �rt In claq Vl11lth'lg briefly with Mr. an and .llr,,, JffPIJ!l !!!-••· . W,tts RUii ?itre· Stmda:y 1ueat1 of room discu11lon1. If you are not Mn:, C. ·F. Hibbs yesterday '"" In the ctllltral and. nartlteut• Albini: Ghl�lm'p. j'.' �- .• particularly intereated-but know her brother M-Sgt. and Mra. James Ohio ran1e, pll�sant pqp�l�t!OM . Mr. aod �•- . A·. � c. �rew�r Mr, and �fa, B, }!, Mien. you mu,t l•l p111lnC . m arks in- IJ Brown and flmlly The eroWna are about the •am.e �• for: i,,,t . -chirqll \n . oa, claSlfQom dlacu• Who were on tllelr way home year ." 11/ !IL IIJ!�r�, @!>!I aood gr�d,._ - from Flol'lda whert they Went t.o Two fact,,rs are· 111ea111red in wr11 come. see Mr. Brown's mother, Mra. • arrlvln1 at aame population, ntl· 1 . • Try Jt a114 see. JthtJ-a Brown who ia hnapltaHzedt mates. Eirly in the Yeu, the Mrs. own ts much impro.vd amount or brood stocll: i■ deter­ the PHt week were Mrs, Vaniie from BIr recent mneP · mined from a 1urver ,b1 rural . Thcmpson and da"ghtll', Dottle v1■ ,ttnc lot Sunday afterq�!Ji mail car,rten, ln mid•summer. S\te, al\4 Mr, John Booth. W:i.yn., with Mr. and Mr1- Lawren� came reproducUve, 1uceeu, ii West Vlrainla;. and Mr. and Mrt. Recd ._re �r. llfld Mr■. P,�) obeek1d by f\eld men i(L a div!s­ 'A'.Jllla.ft. ljarve,y, Ll ncq, W. Va . P<l�_er and � dd. "ug\1ter Jaril 1t ion audio-visual IUl'ltileJ. and the Mn. o�eaon and Mra. Hlrve:y of w�Uston. tr ry and c�IJ> combinaUon of lhe :uaulll of -are &11ter1 of the Crabtree bro· dren Mllte, Pat,arTimHill ery11,11 theae two. &IVN, the llnll papula­ llnd thera. �l'l!!vinl, and aon Randy Hoo level• for the yeaJI, The1e Cl,ara )Jrs Mrs. �•lUe Lowther received of Columbt11. ' · au.rvey1 1dve the same tnformatio11. word, of the birth of a son, Ald�n Mi ddleport items may be left a, for rabbita and- quail a■ fGl' phea• L Dwalne, to bet grandson and the Qu�lty Shop or ca ll WY2-33U Ants. Jewelor--Opjometrist w!le, M r. and )1rs. Jame■ Ruther- or wf2-2820 · "Rabbita will be fewer thia . roqd, FQrt W.oflh, Te�11. Thee R)ith• ------------ .Jear ·than, l11t for the state II a ll,ILL l!II.,�IOIW erforda have • dau1hter, lbrdnda CASMMIRI CARI Gole," tdwardl foncaata. "WP• · 'Lou. Other great grandparent. in NEW YORK UPt-C11hmere tem Ohio: hunters will have 1ood tbl1 community are Mr. · and Mrs. expert. reeom.mended wa■hln1 th · bunny huntJnt but- elNwbete le i Day Canode. fiber., instead o.f dry clean.Ina be, the slafe rabbit■ wlll be lul Columbla Home Council mem• ·caun tht pntle aaltatlon . In .abundant than in 191t. 1.'be nb-, , bers who attended the He:i1th COQ• launderinl renew• the � bit pol)ll)ation le\iel is atlll aboff ·, . rerence at Lake Hope the P.llt i:nd. keept the, .twe«ter UutlYr the 10-year avera1e." Whether II Be week WflN Mn. Clay Jordan,. Mn. Dalton �r America, a leadinl The quail populaUon, 1.affered T. M. G1llaway1 Mr■. Robert Blsho1t, c1&hmer6 houu, aaid that � 11 noticeable dtoP,, throua�ut the Mfl, 'Ried_ Jetfen, Mn, Dile Dye, elHrilJti ln t\lrn Will 3lve cal� tl■ll rtom last ,ur't aatllftdort M.n; Ronafd Whittlncton, Mrt. · mere, a, nat. look. �ev.•la. aecord1na to EdWINll. · ' tewfa Sft'llth ancl, MrL Rose ., · "QilaU, hunUha 1ueetl!I onf � Rhoade■. -�11",.IND TNI K\Di. ' !,lie '"" ••a lne& prl.... ' y�� """' T,o ��l!II SaVera), formu sealdentl attend• WA.SIIINpTQN tJPt-Tbe Uni� •l,iadl, 1!'1U n:fllel. \bi,. dtelllllt , . led the Korafflmln1 at Temple edi Satei Des,u,tment of Aarlrilt. which ls attributed,. to ltillh � ��? Obutth oh Suaday, Jt•v. l'rtd. HIX- bare 11,, 80.000 of the 1�� • ter �<ll:ttllV',t•- ldwlrdt � ··; IOn tompletld a week olc rtviv¥ public 1chooll In the nation Ml►, In' 1nmmlrill'a1, �• wvloe1 and la now lloldin1 aerv• vlde • lunch Nrviee. A ne ;p...t'lllffltil\ll: lhlbltl) R,,1� f ,tct1 ll the Townbouae Churilti. let called '!Ille Growing Sch ·111\ 111ne 11i iutJYN11, �a. WU �• la invited· tlf h ..r hla In• Lunch Food! Makel" ra bl down �tl lJMI ,DQ' � . "' spilt._ meua,.. Nch evenlnt at these ltMOII- had more than I en. wiU 'bJYI toba'\ito ftlul thill i·� -� ,...t., 0.· ..... C ,. . '. 18• O'c� 111llllon, eblldren � · 1 IJirda. 1• ,, I '' ;' ' ' ' ..... -,1 n wu'f).I' •l�}ft ,' -'rt,!� •11f l loo ,'W W : •ho� I •' , , )� ... " 1 .a;�lrl t;J';\◊lh1 ,:m1i · � ,... --••-•---,-- ----· --,.., ..,.,. � ,;. ---,g,:� '/. ;i.:' , ,e ____ _p:.;_____Co Daily Sentinel, PomeJ!'.)y-Middleport, 0., Oct. 7, 1960--3 r. Just I n Time • For Foll Planting \.\'o rk Shoe l,,.,. . f•• .. .. •• •• •• . •. • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DUTCH BULBS Records Prove People Don't Like To Live Alone THE SHOE BOX \>lAY GOL'F October Set For Observance To W. Va. Industry RECORDS 'Cle land's H&R 'i All Gaar-� To Grow and Blottlll ·;,,ii "fl, .'-' "'' \ '·., ;;1,; ··; POMEROY, OHIO Golf Club SPECIALS a�· , 5 Irons - 3�,.7.9 I and Putter-· · · · .· · $29.95 2 Woods, 1 & 3 · · $1 8.00 Bloodm bi}e T SPECIAL! v· . N ew Haven On Octo r 25 $39,95 H and R Fi restone Store MEN ! ! M O B I' L E ·'"' 6 1 0 LD S ' exciting new style leaders with__q neW..R.(}rforrn__ QJZ9.e JJ_un c;h and full-size com fc;rt ! SWEATE RS $6.98 to $1 9.98 N EW Y'O RK �� J CLOTH I NG , • I ) HOUSE . I POMEROY OHIO DIAMONl:I DUST NEW YORIC UPI-The closer a diamond approaebes absolutl' ab­ sence of any color, the higher its value, the American Gem Society reports in a booklet-"About Gems and Jewelerl." • There are some exceptions to this-say the colored fancy dia­ monds and ether museum piece rarities. When a diamond expert 11peaks of color, he refers to the Interior body color, not the sur­ faee•refleeted hue1., • •' • ' ' · .. it. ,. ','.r ' ' �. . . . . . . . - .. . . � . ·. -. .... · --· ---- ,. Pow erh ous e l s Rea dy Oe yt1il Rutlanders Ha ve Completed 7 Of 10 P�s' PiCked Up Four Touchdowns . . . Devils are ready for their 20th stra1gbt . , Rutland Htgh s R.ed win without defeat tonight and based on oerformances Of the team' s first three games a lol more tha n Chauncey-Dover - f• :N i .._'_ � 1l;loul II . . . . lnle1<• and used •- . - lite fOIIDd 11 POMER• °;'OY · MOTOR CO! See lhem ..i TRUCKS l ' , 1956 CHMOLET � Toiii l>iekuP,. LeN than 24,000 ;mta. cle•n ln1ide, ,harp black �finilb, new Urea, exlra nice. $995 ; ... : �. i'58 OIEVROLET Y. Ton Pickup. Locally owned :and lt thowa it has bee-n used "I.MOltb' a pletaure car, 6 ply JIB .aew tires, dark clean fin• �lib, Solid cab WHh cl1Nin inler­ io,, • : $ 1395 WillYS ' • ' ' ' . !4 wheel drive Jeep. Good tires, ��d rnetbanlc11ll)', heater, ;•tell top. i' . $495 : N,w '6t CHEVROLn :-,. Ton with 8 ft. ,platform and 'Neb. I ply tlrH, turn a i 1CTials, O.P.• 8 eyl. motor. List $2�2.00 •' $2095 '' ' YIAII IND CLIARANCI � Pass. l •! Ca rs 1959 CIIMOLn Jm,ila Hard Top �uupe. Beau­ tlfij_. ivory 1)Vft dark .i:reen. � cl� Interior, VB mo­ tor,. with PGwerrlide , radio, heater, pc,Ner .steering. � $2395 . 1958 CHIVROLn ..8" 2 Door Sedan. Low mllca11e . 1pof:leu Interior. T·i res lik� new, lul1 equipnnmt, atd. trana. Dark areen ftnl,h. $1395 . 1 957 CHEVRQIIT ,210 - ii Door, VS motor, &Id. .....� lleouWIII bI1c� fll\i1h, dlift tnterlor, all ,ood . tlr 1, ,_, ·IINter. $119, . ;19S1 QIIY""1 '· e ·\!II .- 4 �- �I -n fin, Power&lide ·!Iii (.�'. � ·lilet.' .,..._ �•ter. . ..., I Run, oul _~:1 95f' J ...,; .; bluo ■ .,:� �·'j';; ttil91'; Ult now •r'. ifij-· hert, • ' ..,,._,_ f!pllh, •- • iJiw, h J..,_ Pluly ' ' . '• , li4lo, heotor. f.! -POMEROY .. t : . , !MOTOR CO. ,, . ... •· 11 ,. their opposition - has to offer wi ll be needed to cut short the 'Devils' streak. Coach Jim Vennari w ithout )·ob alread y done-.another steam ..•h,.... 11 · g -'- on lh•" '·, doubt is in the mid.-1t of having noUing p ow... otl Crefk. I.�di.Ag Qeai4e QJD � created-it he doe&1. • 't ha ve the __ · -In three outings to date the en �ve rol Wd up 00 Vo.nuariJn Circleville'& ")'01 It' po�i. � th.e.i.r D{IJ)onenl.$ 18, 4uWed W yards on t he gr ound, Sets Track lteco.r� d M own C 'm by air for a total of by ��� !e��g�a� J!� p :1 :� y !�ii . Circleville, swept home in 2 : 03 · ..1., •'-• D...1 n... A maziw....,, """" _... U'l'VI· 1s h a"e :,.:; Thursday night at Scioto patsed WW' W hQ1es, co m pleted Dow11s to set a n ew track record 11e ven o.f tllem, ud, four of the for 2-year-old p acers. seven have �en for touchdowmi. · . 'l'h e bay daug h ler ot "odney, Three ba cld ie Iders have part1c1., driven hy Jac k :Sells took the cipated in amassi ng 1hi s Unit ns-, early lead and headed the fiel d o/ like passinK record-Jim H obstet• eighl the entire mile, finishin g a ter, Lee Combs and Dav id Martin. length and a half in fro nt of Chauncey-Uoyer, wi nless this . season m games w ith Nel sonvi lle, Princ e Va iiey. Kirk Adlos set the old mark of 'rh e Plains and Pomeroy. has a 2:04 4•0 earli e r In the current big job ahead tonight at Rutla nd. Mid -America Racing Assoc i ation L ikely a lot bigger one lhan me e linj. they'll hani:lle, P)rates • Leave TOwn Qmekl tt • R d F t d Ge 1ng ea • y Y, or sa ur i vs. · -· · Ckllipolia ' • PITTSBURGH UPI - The Pittsburgh Pirates didn't Waste any time leavin& town after Thursday's 16-3 lou to the New York Yank ees. It wun't t h at th�ir World Serie, - consciou1 hometown fans had run they beyond the city limits. They had another date with the Pronx l3osbers.-co m ing up Saturday in Yankee Stadlu mand the Bun wa·nted to grt in a few practice licks well before hand. Bob Friend, tor sure, was one who wanted a nother shot at the Ya nkce1. He WH the lo1ing pitcher Thursday even though he "n ever felt better" whUe on the mound He didn•, leeel too well afterward. however. The Pir11te rlghthande r was togged for si,c h,ll& and three runs J n the four innings he toiled. "The only ball they hit solldly orr me was a foul,'' Friend lam ented. "I 'll admit I made a bud pitch to (win n ing pitcher Bob ) Turley in the fourth in11ing that eoat us II run. ''I think J took care of their heavier hitters pretty well, but i l was the 5inales ind doubles hit­ ters al the top and bottom or their balling order who cauaed me an my trouble," he 11dded. "I'll IMU,,you honestly,'' Fri end .aid. "I have never felt belier tho.n when J took the mou nd and PITTSBURGH UPI - Mickey w111 out there itching. I'll tell Mantle is chasing Babe Ruth 11i,::nin und finally m ay ('Ven catch him w ithin t'he next three days. Mantle Ilkes his chance s, par• t!cutarly if Pltt.1burgh manager Dann y Mur1augh Roes through with his plan to pilch a pair of left handers, Wilmer (Vine�ar Bend) M il.ell and Harvey Haddix at Yankee Sl11dium In the n ext t wo games. Ruth's all-time record Qf 15 World Series' hom ers came with• reach In Mantle's i m mediate his 12th when Mickey smashed and 13th home runs in World Series rompetltlon during a 16·3 victory ov er the Pittsburgh PJ. rates Thursday. Both of ttiose homeu came ofr left-ham.le.rs-Fred Gree n �11d Joe Glbbo n-uncl right there is the key to Mantle'1 cl\,nce,. "It's no .1ecrel tl\J,t I hit much better right-handed (h11.n I do left banded" said the twltc�•bitting Y�nkra ecnter-tleldttr. "If I see aome more Jef\. l\anded pitching this Serles, who knows, m aybe I could break Ruth'• record. Bui if bave to hit aaalnat right-hand 11 era there ain't a:onna be much chance. I look IGu&y w hen I' m h11th1,g left-h■nded." Mantle'• 1ccond homer of the Tod-, Al 1■rqe In lhe HYenih lnnlnR Thu�ay w111 one of the longe.1t ever hlt out of Fvbe1 Fl�ld by 1 fliJhl·handed batter. The ball clear�d a 11.-fool high fence al t.he 638-foot mark, makinr Mlcke)I the flr,t r111ht-handed hitter to 1ccompll1h the feal. � lldlo • TY II A "I thouiht Dlck St"'art of -,,du111 NIii A ll�elllf" Pl\ttburlilh had done It," m11sed Caaey Stime:el after the 1ame, 1•� A� � "bqt tbey told me I wa1 wron1." Aclu■lly. It w11 1 ·•wron1 field" .,' .. RECORDS All Your Favori-: as All The Latest Pop11IQr T11ri1s 11', * * 45'• * ,, .• ** Stereo', tt1-Fl ff- 'flletn ReCOfd �,"" aa•�• 11.ocw. � ¥\l�r ------- . e r4, �= I t �:to �: i P � .e:::. �� mww�"lbl,rd IUDC of the li60 or.Id Setia. But the way th�t " iv even, the en 11ot at 1-1 -r.. i New V'ffl'\''� 11U11 s _ /•rfall. .,,J f.Qf lfUII •N · • • JNIIIIIJ-I W a. · Cft I CH!C_A GO UPI - Ohio State, college L he nat JO n ' s uit ly major ro• utu, 11 11 learn sllll un score d on , r1s ks it s record Saturday agalnat unbeaten Illinois in \he Bil Ten'.1 s t11 ndoul gri d battle and surpra, 4e�t. I �, in&ly the Budteyes were u n<ler- h Y. lf • Jl•#,IJ t e e , f!!1 t'.ogs . CI IMI H s n m · · i';; ;::: a �11 1 Iowa is at MlcWgu, Stale i.a an. :c ...1. "' • other crucial m atclt; Nortbwestu l ern :it M ln ncsota, and Purdue at . .._.. we., I � •'" Ro � 't'loi Wisconsin. Q. The lowa•Michig10 State bat.tk iie · Y�li �. : . fi 0 .. ..i. sn:J llf'H\Wflr, ..,_ ..,. will de cide the league l eader tenl· oe- 'ff'III porarily &ince each has w o1:1 IIF· it. on 1Y con rerence s t art, lowa defeating Northwestern and M i chi• gan State bouncing Michigan. Thus the w inner of th eir spectacle will lake over first place w ith 1 2·0 rec ord, but :i t ie would drop both of the m beh i nd the pa« maker. l!Hnols and Oh io State both were rated amo ng the favorites fo, lh• league ""P with Illinoi, the top choice for the t i tle. Saturday's s truggle w ill be th e wn � '41Ji�t l�e q,i 1927, lwt the �ftf v.-, y� btl••o lhin.k• '-91 1' $,emU ,91 five tod�y. o_ow ace �kini lite �t .. �e, a.-. c;:�� •� �- � Champai•gn �� :r?:,:r' 11 �"GIAI C"lff-.1 4 Dttrolt 2 sdlfdule,;I . . ·6.tril �K I V L'4i$-UI I wi �1 � ,.,, · 1 day. '"I want my players to see the ,�adium 1H cl.ose to &ame condi• lio�s as pos_s ible, Mur,la�gh ex· pla1n•d, addmg that hts boys would do all right, "shadows o r Df·' . ,Jr . "y l} · - 1- I\J. � \Mo�' . ifii � ,. Vff-� lill_.· 1!11 >i W t•y F WI ,.,, � 'oW, ·11· "';"!' , . . . ..;., ��r:IM' d J , ' ""'l'l" · ' ' · .,. ...,. . · , um , Q!�s'll f'I' q Mr � _ .- , 119� I� � JJ \\l,f · ""' �m•· our, "�Vt ,• . .· str-allon w11 iMn on u1ln1 t e alt or the garden by Mrt. Roy ¥.lilt,,. Ribbon• w•re aw� qi )h1. Buel Rldeno!\r, Mra.· ll,,y �l,r, · Beca� he hH heard so much Mrs. Pearl if�• • Mr•-· 4nd Mn. Hom er- Hofler for ar­ �h�dowa, m■nager P�n9)' Ml!i1aup, whose Pirates ran1ements. h,re ,llur�� {light, orderRefr e&hqientl wi,r, �- �t �he , close of the f'¥en!llj." ,ti:f toor prbes Wilre w� bf ?tfn.. C. )i. Jones and Mrs. 't'h,o �or ■. The OUldal Board of the ii star quarte1)baek . Dick Thor• Heatll Kedu:tdilt Ohurch wJ,11 meet ton of )Jortllw,eltera. Cd llllf ll Sund■y e.v'!ning at 'l :30 at tbe all, it would be for I Umlted ti!IM church. Be1Innln1 -1t 3:00 at tile only and ha wouldn't be fullp 9'· Gallipo,Ue lrlethodil!t Chlll'eh will feetive. \lin.ne,ota wlU outwell.b � tbe Portimputll Dl.1trkt Youth the Wlldeata 24 pounds -per m�a 11.iUy. in the II•, !�4 II pq�pp ti' '11'!'1 jn the backfield� • �t � , 1';af1 �-•� •��J � Sizes Qlfwlitif ffMrfl Qj homer Mantl e hit becauae he gen­ erally pulls to left field w hen he' swings from the rlght hand side of the plate . Mantle wa.1 somewhat taken back when a w ave of wrlt ers prcssl'd arouad him In the club­ h ouse after Thursday's gam e was over. Iii v.a I•_,. NEXT SP-R I N G 1957 STUDII.Al(IR Champ,, Ion 6-cyl. 14. �•I tconomy cu. NOW ONL..., .• $795.00. See TheM alld. Many. More at l.\UST BE PLANYEQ · � I S FALL Metropollta11 (ttotors ·1, Ph"" wv-a.a10 PomJroy, O. I. Main St. COMPACT ,.C.A ll 1 ""-TI .. . , _. .. ... , . f'•• · 0 , .: �A ��""':- · "What w a1 .110 special about he Inquired. those homers?" "They didn't mean nnythlng. I've hlt other homers thu were much more h�portant In World Series. At luat they woi, gam es." The GOP While House coillender aba ndoned his relatively mild jabs Tuefday 11ight and let go with some bare-knuckle upper cuta at the farm program ot his F. .Pen1ocqtl1f opponent, John Kenned,:: · . • NIXOJI' left no doubt that he would teep up until election day tile ll!IJ.gin1 wbich some C!05l· ferned' ,Republican campaign lira• teg!Sll · 1iavc: been hoping for. Tb� vice prf!sident ltad a ch■nee to conti nue ha�lttina tacti cs tod11y durlna serie, of crucial Ne w York City. appearances The Empi State's 45 electoral votes could t" the electlon. Kennedy c . tlnued today what he conceded W,s a "long, tough, uphill fight" for Indiana's 13 elec­ .tOral votes. · T U L I PS, D A F F O D I LS, HYACI NTHS. CROC US and many other lovely Flow­ ering Bulbs all Jmporttd from Holland-the larscst, finest bulbs abtaioabte. Sig 6 ·,oom heating perlorlliance In a �h11.ii. ,, �..... w.. , 111e•• , r,voflte ov,r puke, tn,jj,114, at 0� '"·• •a �4"1''1oll ,lo . J�,P.n . CO�.IE N:OW and let 'Ill btlp you mnke just the ti"1t sc:�.::tions {01 your persoa.al g .:r.!.:n. "Transportation on Land & Sea" Mlddleporl 1 ' .,w After a speech in Indianapolis Tuesday night, the M119aeh�sett1 se nat or said he was ''under no illusi ons" about hli chance, in the one-tim e center of the Ku Klux !Clan where his Rom.an Catholl,: re ligion could cost him votes. WINS FOUR RACES S.AN Bl\UNO, Cali(. UPI - Ap­ prenti<'e jock"ey Frank Pacheco bootW home £our' wln�ers Thi.Ir. d11y at T�nforai;i. H! waa aboard Sigl i nda ($8.00) In the second the fance, Side Trip ($4:2.00) in fifth, Ji{\s Moi,ey (�;60) in the 4i:ii;Lb, �n� },l(r. llaVf;n ($26.60) in the 1eventh_. m of"; However, M�U Hid b•• lb0\1'1-t he could ret Mantle old alon1 with tbe reat of fhe Yanll:�J 'it I haYe my stuff." ''A good pitcl;ler 11w-,,. helps himtelf," he observed. ''w,lldneu ha& been my biuest problem in th� �st, but I believe I h■ve lie� ii now." The Pirate f•IJJ were q�ck to aeree. Miiell ' won 13 game, for the Bue&' and lost only ive 4,ur­ lng the regular se■wn ar�r com­ ina: here from St Louil. He did show a streak of wlldne11 once. 1aat Sunday In the Q-5 victory over the Mil wa�fe Brues. His overall 1960 record i1 l�-8. Ladies Class . . M�ti� Held At Meni�er,Hom.f# The ladie1 Claas o(.. the M111on EUB Ch\lfi-'h met Tu�id�y eve�g at the home of Pauline Cui;mma:• ham. The QWtitinS: opened by the pre1idept J..w!ille S�itt\, wipi lii;w:· iQJ �d ,rayef by Mrs. Glf.1,'leya Ma· ho.ll,Y · ,)Jinu�• ol the; lut 11\e,t• ing were read by Eileen Foreman. ReligiollS fe&4lina:1 Were tead by tboae present, T\le dooi: 11rlze waa won lw Ruth lliley. �eseni were, Nl{l ?attllllQ,11\, Ru,t� Riley, Pa111 inp StewarJ, �teen Foreman, Frances Nease,' Lotti� Roush, Geneva Mabonef, Willa Lfe Mrs. Ivan Bush, and Lucille �h­ .Refreshme ntl we,e served. ';fhe November qieeJil\lC w i!l be held at the home of 1'fa. G,neva Mahoney. � . l!lANTING TIME 15 NEAil ROWLEY & REED generatlll", earbl,ll'1!fOf, b;&kfs Radiator RiMlrs Quality Hardware Si nce 18&1: Ohio Mlddleport · r;:: \ /#/�,, EXPi!l,TS -. . ' . Keep the ho"' fl.-.' � ' ,'fl! • , \ ,. \1 : ,. savlti:' ' o. s. u. with Rutlond !lludfe vs. Ch1u11c1y IUN. "Free-Flo Spe<ial" luel oU .will hMI � home without worry, all winter lollil No mo,-e trouble witll In four \IM r "ffw.l1\o he&tilli oi�not when ou Special," the fv•l oil wltll t wecial 84diti•• that preve11ta sludge fqni,atjQR. In l'l!lrfGltd fuels, s1,<1p � •lPC up­ ftlten, pi� and bu� 119ltll"', callfin1 co,tly ffll1811"ncy aervif,ol . Say,' money and av : <iJlf°""tll,er l>¥f�wna. Order uM , $�" . heating pil , • . wilh tijiU-iw i,dfi, prnntlionl • , .. \ . '. . aee•th e .... - • • r .. : :,..,·IQrilwlfWil/l M•f/111/Jawe,/ - � . �' -'.:MASON . .FURNl.fURE 'I". ' llii-- ,•1 C ' 1f14 (1;; � ' �. ' ( ,. . - . Stood Out After Both ·Big G�es BY RUDY C&RNKOVIC Unlhld ,,.,.. lntem•Honal PITTSJ!URGH UPl-One thing about the New York Yankeeswhl °'. lose they act like old pros w hen 1t'1 all oYer. 1 It's not that they don't lake de- ' f�t H hard III th� next chlb, or feel th e Joy of victory any leH than the next e:uy. It's ju&t the ma"nner itJ wh�eh they deport ' tbemselYes 1n either cue . Power \.AJ L" -, When told th11t hi• ·second horn• · er-a ·mighty blast that cleared the· ivy-cavered. center field wall -WH the flnt ever hit out of the park at that point by a right handed hitter, Mantle simply shruc,ed, "I really had to re■ch for that 'btllY 2.IMI w...w hries 11"'9 New York 802 127 301-16 lit l Pltt1burCh 000 JOO 002-- 3 13 1 Turley', Sh1nt1 9 and Howard. Friend, Green 5, Labin e e ; Witt 6. Gibbon 7, Cheney 9 and Bur­ � Winner-Tul'ley, Loaer­ Frfend. HR1--M1ntle 2. -:X )(J'. Crump taffl an ■etiYe in-!! terat in church '!'Ork and hi1 :· , b� is -.,oodwori::inl, He i1 Dlamed ud UI two dl111Jbten. :: ite" an� bil famll7 realde � 313 r• � s�, -22nd . Pe;nt Pleasant. ' , . .S t CONt AV!, 61'LLIPOU., eN.. EVERY SUNDAY, PLENTY OP .NT • • 11:18 A... TO ,,_ P. PAWNG SPACE ' M.iCftlll U.: �.. , 'ff'• .... ■ •-•att d!IUL I ,. ·> C ; a:: " . Bi; :Pl!t � :� � IQW,,prlc■d car . , . ... •ure tq lff �d _d!'!'(t the new '. ', St • • • • • • • - • we realize Ulat. for· weeJU. we haYe been promis­ ing you that sho,Uy the �. dirt and dust would all be gone and you would liave a -beautiful new bank building. We •PPreciate your patience during thesf trying tiibu an,i we can truthfully say that it won't be long now. .... In SE Ohio 3% bla'eM 011 81vlnp Depodts:'■- By r.0.1.c. ' '. fs L"ATEX Hl�fl'S �Wtt NEW Y9RK UPI-U rou'Ye ever tried · to grOW • la wn on a �illsick. you're prpbabt, ac· ff_Ulinted with the lfOfiOq dll�li" pat � beiYY rain 1.tl can ��. f • '¢4pml1ts of t)f1 Ali:o of 11i,d ��emi.:�I Corp. fin� Ut�t if tb�y teed erosion-prone billaldea, then -,r411y th em wltb la'f,:� p�•s. · F9Ws unl].1mpered ,nd erosion ,s feJi&ted. . I. - ' . ... . ' . J t ;;;;;;..;;;_,== ' . • .•. IT!S · PHILCO TV: TIME! It� Thu. F•r . . . ' , ' - .. • WO�Lt �E!llJS • FOOTl!AL.L , tt� TV SHOWS -·. ' • -- ;_ Karr �-�.-· V•" %011dt Motor S.leJ, l'•ffl ,o::,�QY SER :V .I CE J;IAJ PUONE WY UISI Nl!IJIT PJIONJ WY z..3Ull PRESTON M'1TO.IS IN<;. PBONB WY liff'1 Ph.il,:o P.om1ble, $1 79.9S� OTHER !NI IIODi:1.8 $159.H 11jf : �•l N, � 11w.ie,o,c:: - FOR•MN4 11nd A B·lj· c, tt .. ,. ' - .. . i ' ,..... .,..,... - •• • • • : • • SfflORGASBORD■ TO IHIIR • • • : • ._,._,, lnvit• You Norm. Squirrel hunting success in &cmth easter n and eastern Ohio i.1 �ow pre-season expectations, .«:cording to Allen cannon, Wildlife District f game m anage ment s).lpervisor, Ohio Division o f Wild 1\fe, ,\lbens. Squirrels are reported to be leu common than anticipated be· Oft lhe -,uon began. Tbe nut i! 1000. thil year and aqllir· Clllla N!lS lff well dittributed. Tb.ls has been offered bJ aome hunt• e:r• as the re11on for the reduced kill. Cannon's report agrees wilh t}le openina � l!Q�irrel bunter �� rbe�k m�d, bf clivision field men fo this area. Thia showed that liunter 1ucce1111 W111 13 per t,tnt below that for openiag day 1959. However, tbe auccess r■te waa 1till well above the lQM low, 1..,ii., ._eason .1uccea1. 1 CQmmun oc.currenc:e in tbe gray �ulrrel r4nee; m■y still bring the harvest ue_ to earlier predictions. 'HUnten- bne been well be­ haved in Ult w90QB 1,hls year," C9m,meots Earl l(.inneer, law en­ forcement s@ervlsor fqr the dis­ ttJii. · 'J'he· men in the fJeld have had Qll)y tbtee cue, thus far duripg llquirrel 1e■sOn, two for h11ntin1 without I license and one for frespaSlhiJ. Thrff bunter1 wen: c,lted 'for tilli.nj: IQuirr"els before the aeuon becan. · "Huii,'tiDi pressure has been }igh't,"" s&id Kinneel'. WI• llow rtlaW- •••rd I Squ1"rrel Takes · } a} OW Man J . R. Cru m p. l i ne foreman fQ!' the Appabchian Power Comp1n7. Poinl .PII.Jant District, WU ..... ■enud hli 20 yesr service Tuesday. -Mr. Cru m p wH e mployed Qc\0- "Patent.I of youn1 ine1periene­ ed bunten again are ura:ed to enroll thelr c:bildren in I hunter aa(ety training coune U1ia fall," said Strohm. "lt bu been well de­ monstra� that buntin1 c:111ual­ lies can be redueff throuch edu­ cation. Safe eun h1ndllng mutt be learned. "In the 13 accldenU &Ince the opening of squirrel 1ea110n half o( those invoJyed were inexperienc­ ed bunters in their teens. The DiYision of Wildlife bunter safe­ ty progra m in four yeara ha1 re­ sulted in the certlfic■ tion oJ more than 1,000 inllructors. In· 1tructors and ,ponsors of these classes in your area may be ob­ tained by conlactina: the county game protector, a comerntion dub or writing to the DM.aion of Wildlife, 1500 Dublin Road, Columbus. 12." Be ber f, lMO, bF the Point Plea11nt "' , - W,· l,iul · � Hf;:: ' APP•· - ... . 1 trilee ,._. CG,la,PIDJI Siptem•= \M2. II, .... promot•d to $roul1aman le JMfi. AUJllll HI, .: promoted lo -, 1'41 Mr. Crumf linl foreman r,lllfeb poalUon be ...- .JU� ' . 1 ': ;. . . " • ·• • � ,..._ \ J '" . . Yankees' Poise = ., ---------------..,,.-cc-=:-- - . . � __ • 20 Y�r ti.came 11Deftii:il tOf tif Award Presented • •. 1 24 H()UR TOWI NG new CONSOL.t! l!lllCSU!R that • "App1nmtly the squirrels knew when to quit for she has not complained again" Kinneer !tporls. "There are some t eleYis­ Jon viewers who mi�ht welcom e the assista nce of these gray squir­ rels in ge tting rid of some of the progra m &." -· -· . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleporl, 0., Oct. 1, IN0---8 ;::: ----.....:....--- • - - --� - liiii-- j Three homes in one nei&hbor• hood 1ufiered damate at the bands of tbe squirrel "een11orinC committee." In on e case, afl«lr the 1ni mal.1 had severed a wfre th e houlewife had the damaa:e re­ P1ired al a co.1t of $8. A few days l�ter they repeated the act. B>· tall time the woman wu loalng b"er patie nce, so she called on ibe wjJdlife m en for aui.fJtance. ' ■+Fi� MIDICINI CHIST WA�lUNQTON UPI-A new child proof medicine cabinet has five bu1tcin11, three . of which are in• teti.ded .1impl)' to confuse the child. Only the aeoond and four• th, from top or bottom .. preued sirnult.aneou.1ly, w ill open the c■tiinet . Dr. A. L. Chapman, chief, Divi•un or Safeci•I Hea,l&h Sen"ices, Public Health Servi(!e, w■i in1trumental in developln1 the prototde medicine c11htnet. He unveJled tile cabinet at the annual mfftin(I of tbe Plumbin1 Fixture Manuf�cturers Anoclation.. . 8.!Jt!I "'e:."'&'t.."°r" '·:....if.= •, ''II looks like th ey were tall:lng no chances on havine te-levl1ion keep the m up at night" aid KJn neer. ' MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! 'Fme-f\o Spec/a/· Thrtt youths have been acci• dentilly 1hol ind killed while huntine itqu lrrd• 1i nce the tea· son open ed lll Ohio on $,eplem bu 12. Ten other person• ha"t been wounde d. This report coroes from G. Jto. bert Strohm, 111pen'UOr ol fire arm, and water 1afety of the Ohio DiYiliGn of WIidiife . Two of the 1qulrrel Muon fata. UUes were in Wildlife Dist.rid 6, soilt.hwettern Ohio, the olher in Dfrtrict -.,, aoutheut ern Ohio. AIJ' were ahot by their com pan­ ions, one of the victim• bein1 7 the 1'.'th er two 14 and n. So far lbil year there baYe be1n •Ix accident■l deatbt in � mishaps. Acain two of the tata­ lit.leti w ere in District 6, one each in March and May, 1 the other in Di•triet 4 In Aug 11t. Thi• latter victim was a 1 1 year old boy who wu target 1hoot1n1, being k i lled by a bullet from his own weapon wbicb ricocheUd. • _Artn r, N, ... Hunting Action IN E' RELDI Hot new numb.er In the LOW-PRIC • •J.,u ._.J I: i. . I . . • eve,y �nch Q,n OLDSMOSIL/i . • Met Death In lllr•up ..,. · Take Wednesday, for instance, when th ey lost the opening game clutch - - - · any iob 'We do- is_ done right! · of the 1960 World Series to the Pirates, 6-4. There Was very ,.. -�-Your See U� for lltt1e alibing in the dreuing l'OOm and hardly anyone seemed downcatt. Inetead, the club'• t wo KNICKS FACE VflLT and SERVICE NEW YORK \JPI - The Jlfew top bitten-Mickey Mantle imd the Roger Maris-heaped pralae on the c,er;boike{s meet York Phili � \l' WirriQt-1''' 1an'd !\Vilt Ph•f ttl, and simply vowed "we'll t.):'.Cba:ift'b'erla1il id · · the ! get ',im>'' cne , • •� Thursday, aft,r they h11d Yirtu­ ■ al J,t:ommack LonJ Jalllh{ tonight In• � _.N•�lon�I B�aketball ally run the Pirates o_ff the field I, by 1 ,c:ore of 16-3 with Mantle gam,. _ Assoeiatiph exh}b1Hon · · - blasting two h omen, they simply ·1 ,at around their dfta1ing quar•· lel'I in a quiet aort of way. Mickey lffmingly least ■fleeted by it all. lion, DO NOT WAIT! • , 7-21 D FOR EQUIPPE . All JOBS! . . Havin& ,cir t.roublef Automat-i . c tnms f+,,� ., rt' · � a�, The.b,opelul wait of Republicans and the w� wait of Dem­ ocrats, js over-Richard M. Nil:on has taken off the gloves. �--Q- A P. D E N 1957 FORD V,t F4t{rlant 2Door. A*matlc tran1n1ia­ •lon, radlo. �,ater. ..Jee black finish. SAVE. 7-14 24.14 :!0-7 The e:ray �l.\.Ul'flll in Maritt\l' have taken a dec-1ded dillike &o televi1ion It their behavior 111 an1 �d,l.ca.ti 9,n of �rir atUludt. ThtY ru1u., l"e nnas to pul the sell out or com m 1uion. 1ccordpla: lo Earl f'D�(lr. W.Udli{c: D.!1lrict t 1.■ ., e,forcen1ent 1upyeni10r, Ohi o qlvisioq oJ WUdlife. KinDt'f'r bad a eall from Cliff �4tlta.nley, Wl,Nl.inaton County &1111e protector, reque1tin1 help to solve this prob1tm. Wh en Kin­ n.,=cr and Win,ltanley cheeked tfte reporl1, they found that th e f9,uirr�ls in one cammuaily bad �wed throu&b aeverd of the TV sipa1 wires . u,, �• PJTrSBURijH [ iYllhW By UnlNd p....,. International ' IN YOU R "",I Roush'• Shoe 5're by UCLA in Purdua, lJ:\Q\.l�h it•• _,r, .... I choke to ·trip unbeaten WiicOlliin in what miiht be a lg f'!Orin., l!crap at ��- i. t,a rn■ have expert p111lna: at ■ckl ■nd Wl1eo nslnl With Ron Miller throw• inJ, rniAbt' ghie the Boilermaker pass deffifte ltl tOU&he&t WQJ'�<·' out. · s eAUTY 1957 FORD F4lrl1n• " Door. Radio �. tlt1hr, Au• tometlc tr•n....lcan, power ttffrlne, Itta� lharp blue and wflJ... SAVI. DOUBLE .l!OLE8 LPGOER ff� Mates fill l'iu Candidate Nixon Takes Off His Gloves In Election Race FO R ' 11 ' 6-lf Ohio Stale at Illinois . . . . . . . . . 1959 LARD. 6 -"� overdrive. Clffn H hw. .....omy 11lus. .t; $AV1i, $10.95 pr. HecuJ,. Ciat,rcli To lllttt d 6 liOLLAND See These Guaranteed Used Can E"�INltl SQOT ill:-5 11-4 12-30 0·22 18.jj 80·12 0-38 P-32 12·14 22-8 8-20 0·\6 0-40 8-a!) 28-7 14-20 24-7 6-12 I M l' O R T E I) IN IJSED C'RS ,. Elidicolt ��luuon Confident His v- Like Te?.,.,il,ion �oilJ ONLY TQE VERY BEST - GAMIS Three Youths Gray Squi rrel8 Don't urilf1 fVineaar Bend� K1re , Pi pitching choke fi, l e 1h 1,.,ne of tbe World Serie, in Ya{lkte Sta• d i um Saturday, jj @Uoutllt the Pirale'1 cbanat1. i1-14 ¥[ th,i,Dk we'U will t.be 8'rieil," :�2 14-28 \h• hor.,I , Uu•w1"' ioltbmdar drawled. ••If we dOD't, I fl!l't . t,tr•. Lolil}ae B.Pbio� and �1111. di■appointed ." � MIPDiEPOI\T TµIII , •prnt the W�kfind wit,11 her ea,r­ Vinea:■r Bend 11ld he WU llll• GAMES H"1'1, �•IWOrtby C\l'roll en 1, Ur. � )4rs. Ftt41k ¥�­ !,ogan �l Athens . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-27 �-H l·22 0-22 pl'� •Ith uu, Yant•ea' JIOW• Dermitt, L,etan I\I. ��ll\polis al Pomeroy . . . . . . . . 32-8 28·14 28.0 2'\-8 er, !;ut he didn't platt to chanae pltchins 'ltyle ,eey ••h. Middleport al Jackson . . . . . . . . 8-14 14-28 8.jj 0-46 hi•The cut Al■bama ••U•, Wellston al Nelsonvllle · . . . . . . . 20-12 22-14 ' 8-14 14.jj 11ld be�w Wat "alwaiJS un� 20-14 14-28 6-20 witb Mick,y !W'lle" .tnf /'• !(yger Creek at Eastern ChauPcey al Rulland . . . . . . . . 8-32 6-30 12-3'4 0-54 found no rea1011 to chan,e •ti� Huntington East at Pt. Pleasant . 28-12 20-13 20.f 20-7 mind after the II.kit 1nw.Jjed tWo Williamstown at ·wahama . . . . . 20-13 6-20 13-7 12.jj home runs and drove lo ijYO rdDI 0. U. al Boston U . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-27 13-20 13.7 16.jj in the U1·3 victory ThW'tdiy. ·. WE SELECT '•My ilU)' with the bad ·legs will Le in t.P.nter field." That's Mickey Mantle, who hit two home runs Thursday, one of them a t.pe-measure Job to lead t he Yankees to their one-sided trlurnph. It made winner Bob Turley run out of gas in the ninth and with t wo runs in 11nd a Pirate on base, Stengel took him out and put in little 8Qbbr. Shanl,I:. It took httle ��by two pitches '"'! \i-' . Hubb,m:I WIIIYM& Witte P�JUJJQY-IIYIACUSE TEAM 15.5 15-5 Logan at Atbcns . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-32 8·26 Harri■on Robinson Jr. and G�l\)poU. �l PoJT\e roy . . . . . . . . . 20-6 20- 12 Hanison Robin1W"1 Sr., Bill r.t.,-. J.liddle !'AO al J�� k.•�Jl . . . . . . . . o- ,o 0-18 Dermitt were hunting reoenUy. W\ill� �t N\tl•��v•ll• . . . . . . . 14-12 26-6 Ur. and Mrs , Reese Wlilianas 0-6 of Pt. Pleasanl vi1lted )fra, Fllll· l(y ge r Cr��� ii F#lern . . . . . . . 6-14 8-20 Cbaunoey al Rutland . . . . . . . . . 0-48 n ie Blake SuQdl.Y e��IJl.&. f-lu ntlngton East at et. Pleasant . 22-14 16.jj Mr. •�d Mrs. Fi•Y4 "i 9°' or Williamsl9wn at Wahama . . . . . 13-6 6-6 Toled o returned home ■ftu vi4it­ (}. U. al Bo,,lon U . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-7 22•14 ing b.et- parent.s, M r. and ldri. Ohio S.ta1e a Illinois . . . . . . . . . 20-21 20-12 H 11rry Johnson the pDBl week. 1 . lllo•.-1·•�- ,�� · f·. .lp". �••�•. • '°'w_ .:=·t•:,·I': � �- �;�i I- �.1n ,, M<\-. . , II' �'-"1f Mf• H\lWQ ·�111iam.1 wy W · PtrUr11_b,u� ffj ■y. ing in a double play. So lhe Yankees go( even. set· ting all kind� of records in the procesll as 18-.!lame winner Bob Friend, who ins i sted he had aood stuff and felt "real well," going down to dereat Fri end y it!lded three runs and si x hits in four lnninis before giving way lo a p1· nch • •· tt,r· · Wh�I happened to hjs relievers was pure mayhem . . The Yankees hll ttered th em into quick sub• m ission, starting with Fred Green and con tinu i ng the' onslaughte against Clem L,.bine, George � l:. , Joe G i bbon and Tom Chee Murtaugh Not Downh..rtH Murtaugh, far from dow n h eart. eel. refused t o 81" whether Gino ' . Thursdayfa atarter . <'unoh in Jell \'.Jr Bob �\l:mner, w�o . started Y(ednesdny s ga me which the Pl• rate� won, 6·4, would be out Jhere. . . HP d_1d say, howtver, that 1f t e Ya t� ��= �irte� Hal ��i�h WQnld catch instead of Smok" ' Bur ess l ft h d d sw m � er. , A so, M'U rtaug wou'1d put Dick ' h •• a: S1uart, a rig)tt handed hitter, back at first b11.e inst�d-- of R.ocky Nelson a thp w · r "St · art's ,· amm'ed r::�er 1: ..:.. ,'y." U •.., Mantle BI Hh Two . . There 11 one th·ing Casey sa1d he wat sure of. no t ." UOIO tnd Tll,S\'IIION ' I \ . t 8 !?o! !��� -,����!�� Eo�?.:, ! ,����.!�f"f.���"� S Vinegar Bend Is Panel Predicters Like Jackson Clifton Saci4tl �¥en� We,ne, 1390 K.C:. ·,( A t I t\.M, ,. pot ICSS ���t=:: • Yankees Thi�ing Ahou � T�n� Se�i� ln 5 . Mantle Crowding Babe Ruth's ., · • 9 · Recofd Of· '1tJ� sents · 'Home� ,, i�:i�� w: ��1�b1i.J:�\1�'L ' AT AT s ay r:r,�.�·••.;;::,::��d:: �:·�� "��; you just 18 honestly I (eel mighty opener. Due to a Big Te n penalty disappo i nte d right now, but not on Indiana, 1h e game did not disc ouraged. [ want another count in th e records. The Dlinl crack al them ." thl'!tl"'thttt out West Virginia.. Ohio S t ate, with a three pla• Pirate manager Dan ny Mur• blanked �uthern laugh sa i d he fi�ures the Pi rates toon team, w lll shake ulf any effecla the Mclhodist 24-0 and then shut out heavy New York hitt i ng may Southern C·.11ifornla, 20-0. Ul i noil have had on them. was an early four PO i nt fnorite "I' m not concerned wi t h the to de feat the Buckeyes, alti,ougtl hitlln.g they showed us. We plan Ohio Sl&lc has won fi ve of the t o do a little more ourselves in Int six g'.lmes between \he two the games coming up,'' he said. schools. luw11 was a alim choice over " The Yankees could have hit J.ny pitcher the way the)' were going . lhc Spartans, probably tieca UM Th i• was one of lhe few times I the J 111wkcves hive won both, aaw my rel ier hurhXH get hit so starts, over Oregon State and while Michii�P Northwestern , hard.'' M u 1· taugh viewed the key play Stale w11s held , to a tie by ilitll· as co ming In the fourth inning burgh in its opener before wiA• when the Pirato& were trailinR 3·1 ning oYer the Wolverine1. The two cluba were rated and bad men on second and third a mong the fastest in the conftr• and no outs. Bill M11zcr oski lined II virioui !!nee, but Coach Foreat Ev••iwV· liner d o wn the thlrd base line sk i of Iowa was worri ed whether his Hawkeyea could stop Michigan which MrDougald gloved . "'I f that ball goes through, Slale's "raw power." Minnesott was a heavy ravor­ there'.\ no telling what might have b1ppened," th e Pirate manager ile over lhe injury • riddled Nortbwestern club. It was certain that said. H EAR TH E B EST I N FOOT BALL lo.m,roy · Bucks Risking v . . . ...' .. . .. . ... . _ ,. , ... -. . � . . .. ........ . . - -- �. . . . . . . . - .. . . � . ·. -. .... · --· ---- ,. Pow erh ous e l s Rea dy Oe yt1il Rutlanders Ha ve Completed 7 Of 10 P�s' PiCked Up Four Touchdowns . . . Devils are ready for their 20th stra1gbt . , Rutland Htgh s R.ed win without defeat tonight and based on oerformances Of the team' s first three games a lol more tha n Chauncey-Dover - f• :N i .._'_ � 1l;loul II . . . . lnle1<• and used •- . - lite fOIIDd 11 POMER• °;'OY · MOTOR CO! See lhem ..i TRUCKS l ' , 1956 CHMOLET � Toiii l>iekuP,. LeN than 24,000 ;mta. cle•n ln1ide, ,harp black �finilb, new Urea, exlra nice. $995 ; ... : �. i'58 OIEVROLET Y. Ton Pickup. Locally owned :and lt thowa it has bee-n used "I.MOltb' a pletaure car, 6 ply JIB .aew tires, dark clean fin• �lib, Solid cab WHh cl1Nin inler­ io,, • : $ 1395 WillYS ' • ' ' ' . !4 wheel drive Jeep. Good tires, ��d rnetbanlc11ll)', heater, ;•tell top. i' . $495 : N,w '6t CHEVROLn :-,. Ton with 8 ft. ,platform and 'Neb. I ply tlrH, turn a i 1CTials, O.P.• 8 eyl. motor. List $2�2.00 •' $2095 '' ' YIAII IND CLIARANCI � Pass. l •! Ca rs 1959 CIIMOLn Jm,ila Hard Top �uupe. Beau­ tlfij_. ivory 1)Vft dark .i:reen. � cl� Interior, VB mo­ tor,. with PGwerrlide , radio, heater, pc,Ner .steering. � $2395 . 1958 CHIVROLn ..8" 2 Door Sedan. Low mllca11e . 1pof:leu Interior. T·i res lik� new, lul1 equipnnmt, atd. trana. Dark areen ftnl,h. $1395 . 1 957 CHEVRQIIT ,210 - ii Door, VS motor, &Id. .....� lleouWIII bI1c� fll\i1h, dlift tnterlor, all ,ood . tlr 1, ,_, ·IINter. $119, . ;19S1 QIIY""1 '· e ·\!II .- 4 �- �I -n fin, Power&lide ·!Iii (.�'. � ·lilet.' .,..._ �•ter. . ..., I Run, oul _~:1 95f' J ...,; .; bluo ■ .,:� �·'j';; ttil91'; Ult now •r'. ifij-· hert, • ' ..,,._,_ f!pllh, •- • iJiw, h J..,_ Pluly ' ' . '• , li4lo, heotor. f.! -POMEROY .. t : . , !MOTOR CO. ,, . ... •· 11 ,. their opposition - has to offer wi ll be needed to cut short the 'Devils' streak. Coach Jim Vennari w ithout )·ob alread y done-.another steam ..•h,.... 11 · g -'- on lh•" '·, doubt is in the mid.-1t of having noUing p ow... otl Crefk. I.�di.Ag Qeai4e QJD � created-it he doe&1. • 't ha ve the __ · -In three outings to date the en �ve rol Wd up 00 Vo.nuariJn Circleville'& ")'01 It' po�i. � th.e.i.r D{IJ)onenl.$ 18, 4uWed W yards on t he gr ound, Sets Track lteco.r� d M own C 'm by air for a total of by ��� !e��g�a� J!� p :1 :� y !�ii . Circleville, swept home in 2 : 03 · ..1., •'-• D...1 n... A maziw....,, """" _... U'l'VI· 1s h a"e :,.:; Thursday night at Scioto patsed WW' W hQ1es, co m pleted Dow11s to set a n ew track record 11e ven o.f tllem, ud, four of the for 2-year-old p acers. seven have �en for touchdowmi. · . 'l'h e bay daug h ler ot "odney, Three ba cld ie Iders have part1c1., driven hy Jac k :Sells took the cipated in amassi ng 1hi s Unit ns-, early lead and headed the fiel d o/ like passinK record-Jim H obstet• eighl the entire mile, finishin g a ter, Lee Combs and Dav id Martin. length and a half in fro nt of Chauncey-Uoyer, wi nless this . season m games w ith Nel sonvi lle, Princ e Va iiey. Kirk Adlos set the old mark of 'rh e Plains and Pomeroy. has a 2:04 4•0 earli e r In the current big job ahead tonight at Rutla nd. Mid -America Racing Assoc i ation L ikely a lot bigger one lhan me e linj. they'll hani:lle, P)rates • Leave TOwn Qmekl tt • R d F t d Ge 1ng ea • y Y, or sa ur i vs. · -· · Ckllipolia ' • PITTSBURGH UPI - The Pittsburgh Pirates didn't Waste any time leavin& town after Thursday's 16-3 lou to the New York Yank ees. It wun't t h at th�ir World Serie, - consciou1 hometown fans had run they beyond the city limits. They had another date with the Pronx l3osbers.-co m ing up Saturday in Yankee Stadlu mand the Bun wa·nted to grt in a few practice licks well before hand. Bob Friend, tor sure, was one who wanted a nother shot at the Ya nkce1. He WH the lo1ing pitcher Thursday even though he "n ever felt better" whUe on the mound He didn•, leeel too well afterward. however. The Pir11te rlghthande r was togged for si,c h,ll& and three runs J n the four innings he toiled. "The only ball they hit solldly orr me was a foul,'' Friend lam ented. "I 'll admit I made a bud pitch to (win n ing pitcher Bob ) Turley in the fourth in11ing that eoat us II run. ''I think J took care of their heavier hitters pretty well, but i l was the 5inales ind doubles hit­ ters al the top and bottom or their balling order who cauaed me an my trouble," he 11dded. "I'll IMU,,you honestly,'' Fri end .aid. "I have never felt belier tho.n when J took the mou nd and PITTSBURGH UPI - Mickey w111 out there itching. I'll tell Mantle is chasing Babe Ruth 11i,::nin und finally m ay ('Ven catch him w ithin t'he next three days. Mantle Ilkes his chance s, par• t!cutarly if Pltt.1burgh manager Dann y Mur1augh Roes through with his plan to pilch a pair of left handers, Wilmer (Vine�ar Bend) M il.ell and Harvey Haddix at Yankee Sl11dium In the n ext t wo games. Ruth's all-time record Qf 15 World Series' hom ers came with• reach In Mantle's i m mediate his 12th when Mickey smashed and 13th home runs in World Series rompetltlon during a 16·3 victory ov er the Pittsburgh PJ. rates Thursday. Both of ttiose homeu came ofr left-ham.le.rs-Fred Gree n �11d Joe Glbbo n-uncl right there is the key to Mantle'1 cl\,nce,. "It's no .1ecrel tl\J,t I hit much better right-handed (h11.n I do left banded" said the twltc�•bitting Y�nkra ecnter-tleldttr. "If I see aome more Jef\. l\anded pitching this Serles, who knows, m aybe I could break Ruth'• record. Bui if bave to hit aaalnat right-hand 11 era there ain't a:onna be much chance. I look IGu&y w hen I' m h11th1,g left-h■nded." Mantle'• 1ccond homer of the Tod-, Al 1■rqe In lhe HYenih lnnlnR Thu�ay w111 one of the longe.1t ever hlt out of Fvbe1 Fl�ld by 1 fliJhl·handed batter. The ball clear�d a 11.-fool high fence al t.he 638-foot mark, makinr Mlcke)I the flr,t r111ht-handed hitter to 1ccompll1h the feal. � lldlo • TY II A "I thouiht Dlck St"'art of -,,du111 NIii A ll�elllf" Pl\ttburlilh had done It," m11sed Caaey Stime:el after the 1ame, 1•� A� � "bqt tbey told me I wa1 wron1." Aclu■lly. It w11 1 ·•wron1 field" .,' .. RECORDS All Your Favori-: as All The Latest Pop11IQr T11ri1s 11', * * 45'• * ,, .• ** Stereo', tt1-Fl ff- 'flletn ReCOfd �,"" aa•�• 11.ocw. � ¥\l�r ------- . e r4, �= I t �:to �: i P � .e:::. �� mww�"lbl,rd IUDC of the li60 or.Id Setia. But the way th�t " iv even, the en 11ot at 1-1 -r.. i New V'ffl'\''� 11U11 s _ /•rfall. .,,J f.Qf lfUII •N · • • JNIIIIIJ-I W a. · Cft I CH!C_A GO UPI - Ohio State, college L he nat JO n ' s uit ly major ro• utu, 11 11 learn sllll un score d on , r1s ks it s record Saturday agalnat unbeaten Illinois in \he Bil Ten'.1 s t11 ndoul gri d battle and surpra, 4e�t. I �, in&ly the Budteyes were u n<ler- h Y. lf • Jl•#,IJ t e e , f!!1 t'.ogs . CI IMI H s n m · · i';; ;::: a �11 1 Iowa is at MlcWgu, Stale i.a an. :c ...1. "' • other crucial m atclt; Nortbwestu l ern :it M ln ncsota, and Purdue at . .._.. we., I � •'" Ro � 't'loi Wisconsin. Q. The lowa•Michig10 State bat.tk iie · Y�li �. : . fi 0 .. ..i. sn:J llf'H\Wflr, ..,_ ..,. will de cide the league l eader tenl· oe- 'ff'III porarily &ince each has w o1:1 IIF· it. on 1Y con rerence s t art, lowa defeating Northwestern and M i chi• gan State bouncing Michigan. Thus the w inner of th eir spectacle will lake over first place w ith 1 2·0 rec ord, but :i t ie would drop both of the m beh i nd the pa« maker. l!Hnols and Oh io State both were rated amo ng the favorites fo, lh• league ""P with Illinoi, the top choice for the t i tle. Saturday's s truggle w ill be th e wn � '41Ji�t l�e q,i 1927, lwt the �ftf v.-, y� btl••o lhin.k• '-91 1' $,emU ,91 five tod�y. o_ow ace �kini lite �t .. �e, a.-. c;:�� •� �- � Champai•gn �� :r?:,:r' 11 �"GIAI C"lff-.1 4 Dttrolt 2 sdlfdule,;I . . ·6.tril �K I V L'4i$-UI I wi �1 � ,.,, · 1 day. '"I want my players to see the ,�adium 1H cl.ose to &ame condi• lio�s as pos_s ible, Mur,la�gh ex· pla1n•d, addmg that hts boys would do all right, "shadows o r Df·' . ,Jr . "y l} · - 1- I\J. � \Mo�' . ifii � ,. Vff-� lill_.· 1!11 >i W t•y F WI ,.,, � 'oW, ·11· "';"!' , . . . ..;., ��r:IM' d J , ' ""'l'l" · ' ' · .,. ...,. . · , um , Q!�s'll f'I' q Mr � _ .- , 119� I� � JJ \\l,f · ""' �m•· our, "�Vt ,• . .· str-allon w11 iMn on u1ln1 t e alt or the garden by Mrt. Roy ¥.lilt,,. Ribbon• w•re aw� qi )h1. Buel Rldeno!\r, Mra.· ll,,y �l,r, · Beca� he hH heard so much Mrs. Pearl if�• • Mr•-· 4nd Mn. Hom er- Hofler for ar­ �h�dowa, m■nager P�n9)' Ml!i1aup, whose Pirates ran1ements. h,re ,llur�� {light, orderRefr e&hqientl wi,r, �- �t �he , close of the f'¥en!llj." ,ti:f toor prbes Wilre w� bf ?tfn.. C. )i. Jones and Mrs. 't'h,o �or ■. The OUldal Board of the ii star quarte1)baek . Dick Thor• Heatll Kedu:tdilt Ohurch wJ,11 meet ton of )Jortllw,eltera. Cd llllf ll Sund■y e.v'!ning at 'l :30 at tbe all, it would be for I Umlted ti!IM church. Be1Innln1 -1t 3:00 at tile only and ha wouldn't be fullp 9'· Gallipo,Ue lrlethodil!t Chlll'eh will feetive. \lin.ne,ota wlU outwell.b � tbe Portimputll Dl.1trkt Youth the Wlldeata 24 pounds -per m�a 11.iUy. in the II•, !�4 II pq�pp ti' '11'!'1 jn the backfield� • �t � , 1';af1 �-•� •��J � Sizes Qlfwlitif ffMrfl Qj homer Mantl e hit becauae he gen­ erally pulls to left field w hen he' swings from the rlght hand side of the plate . Mantle wa.1 somewhat taken back when a w ave of wrlt ers prcssl'd arouad him In the club­ h ouse after Thursday's gam e was over. Iii v.a I•_,. NEXT SP-R I N G 1957 STUDII.Al(IR Champ,, Ion 6-cyl. 14. �•I tconomy cu. NOW ONL..., .• $795.00. See TheM alld. Many. More at l.\UST BE PLANYEQ · � I S FALL Metropollta11 (ttotors ·1, Ph"" wv-a.a10 PomJroy, O. I. Main St. COMPACT ,.C.A ll 1 ""-TI .. . , _. .. ... , . f'•• · 0 , .: �A ��""':- · "What w a1 .110 special about he Inquired. those homers?" "They didn't mean nnythlng. I've hlt other homers thu were much more h�portant In World Series. At luat they woi, gam es." The GOP While House coillender aba ndoned his relatively mild jabs Tuefday 11ight and let go with some bare-knuckle upper cuta at the farm program ot his F. .Pen1ocqtl1f opponent, John Kenned,:: · . • NIXOJI' left no doubt that he would teep up until election day tile ll!IJ.gin1 wbich some C!05l· ferned' ,Republican campaign lira• teg!Sll · 1iavc: been hoping for. Tb� vice prf!sident ltad a ch■nee to conti nue ha�lttina tacti cs tod11y durlna serie, of crucial Ne w York City. appearances The Empi State's 45 electoral votes could t" the electlon. Kennedy c . tlnued today what he conceded W,s a "long, tough, uphill fight" for Indiana's 13 elec­ .tOral votes. · T U L I PS, D A F F O D I LS, HYACI NTHS. CROC US and many other lovely Flow­ ering Bulbs all Jmporttd from Holland-the larscst, finest bulbs abtaioabte. Sig 6 ·,oom heating perlorlliance In a �h11.ii. ,, �..... w.. , 111e•• , r,voflte ov,r puke, tn,jj,114, at 0� '"·• •a �4"1''1oll ,lo . J�,P.n . CO�.IE N:OW and let 'Ill btlp you mnke just the ti"1t sc:�.::tions {01 your persoa.al g .:r.!.:n. "Transportation on Land & Sea" Mlddleporl 1 ' .,w After a speech in Indianapolis Tuesday night, the M119aeh�sett1 se nat or said he was ''under no illusi ons" about hli chance, in the one-tim e center of the Ku Klux !Clan where his Rom.an Catholl,: re ligion could cost him votes. WINS FOUR RACES S.AN Bl\UNO, Cali(. UPI - Ap­ prenti<'e jock"ey Frank Pacheco bootW home £our' wln�ers Thi.Ir. d11y at T�nforai;i. H! waa aboard Sigl i nda ($8.00) In the second the fance, Side Trip ($4:2.00) in fifth, Ji{\s Moi,ey (�;60) in the 4i:ii;Lb, �n� },l(r. llaVf;n ($26.60) in the 1eventh_. m of"; However, M�U Hid b•• lb0\1'1-t he could ret Mantle old alon1 with tbe reat of fhe Yanll:�J 'it I haYe my stuff." ''A good pitcl;ler 11w-,,. helps himtelf," he observed. ''w,lldneu ha& been my biuest problem in th� �st, but I believe I h■ve lie� ii now." The Pirate f•IJJ were q�ck to aeree. Miiell ' won 13 game, for the Bue&' and lost only ive 4,ur­ lng the regular se■wn ar�r com­ ina: here from St Louil. He did show a streak of wlldne11 once. 1aat Sunday In the Q-5 victory over the Mil wa�fe Brues. His overall 1960 record i1 l�-8. Ladies Class . . M�ti� Held At Meni�er,Hom.f# The ladie1 Claas o(.. the M111on EUB Ch\lfi-'h met Tu�id�y eve�g at the home of Pauline Cui;mma:• ham. The QWtitinS: opened by the pre1idept J..w!ille S�itt\, wipi lii;w:· iQJ �d ,rayef by Mrs. Glf.1,'leya Ma· ho.ll,Y · ,)Jinu�• ol the; lut 11\e,t• ing were read by Eileen Foreman. ReligiollS fe&4lina:1 Were tead by tboae present, T\le dooi: 11rlze waa won lw Ruth lliley. �eseni were, Nl{l ?attllllQ,11\, Ru,t� Riley, Pa111 inp StewarJ, �teen Foreman, Frances Nease,' Lotti� Roush, Geneva Mabonef, Willa Lfe Mrs. Ivan Bush, and Lucille �h­ .Refreshme ntl we,e served. ';fhe November qieeJil\lC w i!l be held at the home of 1'fa. G,neva Mahoney. � . l!lANTING TIME 15 NEAil ROWLEY & REED generatlll", earbl,ll'1!fOf, b;&kfs Radiator RiMlrs Quality Hardware Si nce 18&1: Ohio Mlddleport · r;:: \ /#/�,, EXPi!l,TS -. . ' . Keep the ho"' fl.-.' � ' ,'fl! • , \ ,. \1 : ,. savlti:' ' o. s. u. with Rutlond !lludfe vs. Ch1u11c1y IUN. "Free-Flo Spe<ial" luel oU .will hMI � home without worry, all winter lollil No mo,-e trouble witll In four \IM r "ffw.l1\o he&tilli oi�not when ou Special," the fv•l oil wltll t wecial 84diti•• that preve11ta sludge fqni,atjQR. In l'l!lrfGltd fuels, s1,<1p � •lPC up­ ftlten, pi� and bu� 119ltll"', callfin1 co,tly ffll1811"ncy aervif,ol . Say,' money and av : <iJlf°""tll,er l>¥f�wna. Order uM , $�" . heating pil , • . wilh tijiU-iw i,dfi, prnntlionl • , .. \ . '. . aee•th e .... - • • r .. : :,..,·IQrilwlfWil/l M•f/111/Jawe,/ - � . �' -'.:MASON . .FURNl.fURE 'I". ' llii-- ,•1 C ' 1f14 (1;; � ' �. ' ( ,. . - . Stood Out After Both ·Big G�es BY RUDY C&RNKOVIC Unlhld ,,.,.. lntem•Honal PITTSJ!URGH UPl-One thing about the New York Yankeeswhl °'. lose they act like old pros w hen 1t'1 all oYer. 1 It's not that they don't lake de- ' f�t H hard III th� next chlb, or feel th e Joy of victory any leH than the next e:uy. It's ju&t the ma"nner itJ wh�eh they deport ' tbemselYes 1n either cue . Power \.AJ L" -, When told th11t hi• ·second horn• · er-a ·mighty blast that cleared the· ivy-cavered. center field wall -WH the flnt ever hit out of the park at that point by a right handed hitter, Mantle simply shruc,ed, "I really had to re■ch for that 'btllY 2.IMI w...w hries 11"'9 New York 802 127 301-16 lit l Pltt1burCh 000 JOO 002-- 3 13 1 Turley', Sh1nt1 9 and Howard. Friend, Green 5, Labin e e ; Witt 6. Gibbon 7, Cheney 9 and Bur­ � Winner-Tul'ley, Loaer­ Frfend. HR1--M1ntle 2. -:X )(J'. Crump taffl an ■etiYe in-!! terat in church '!'Ork and hi1 :· , b� is -.,oodwori::inl, He i1 Dlamed ud UI two dl111Jbten. :: ite" an� bil famll7 realde � 313 r• � s�, -22nd . Pe;nt Pleasant. ' , . .S t CONt AV!, 61'LLIPOU., eN.. EVERY SUNDAY, PLENTY OP .NT • • 11:18 A... TO ,,_ P. PAWNG SPACE ' M.iCftlll U.: �.. , 'ff'• .... ■ •-•att d!IUL I ,. ·> C ; a:: " . Bi; :Pl!t � :� � IQW,,prlc■d car . , . ... •ure tq lff �d _d!'!'(t the new '. ', St • • • • • • • - • we realize Ulat. for· weeJU. we haYe been promis­ ing you that sho,Uy the �. dirt and dust would all be gone and you would liave a -beautiful new bank building. We •PPreciate your patience during thesf trying tiibu an,i we can truthfully say that it won't be long now. .... In SE Ohio 3% bla'eM 011 81vlnp Depodts:'■- By r.0.1.c. ' '. fs L"ATEX Hl�fl'S �Wtt NEW Y9RK UPI-U rou'Ye ever tried · to grOW • la wn on a �illsick. you're prpbabt, ac· ff_Ulinted with the lfOfiOq dll�li" pat � beiYY rain 1.tl can ��. f • '¢4pml1ts of t)f1 Ali:o of 11i,d ��emi.:�I Corp. fin� Ut�t if tb�y teed erosion-prone billaldea, then -,r411y th em wltb la'f,:� p�•s. · F9Ws unl].1mpered ,nd erosion ,s feJi&ted. . I. - ' . ... . ' . J t ;;;;;;..;;;_,== ' . • .•. IT!S · PHILCO TV: TIME! It� Thu. F•r . . . ' , ' - .. • WO�Lt �E!llJS • FOOTl!AL.L , tt� TV SHOWS -·. ' • -- ;_ Karr �-�.-· V•" %011dt Motor S.leJ, l'•ffl ,o::,�QY SER :V .I CE J;IAJ PUONE WY UISI Nl!IJIT PJIONJ WY z..3Ull PRESTON M'1TO.IS IN<;. PBONB WY liff'1 Ph.il,:o P.om1ble, $1 79.9S� OTHER !NI IIODi:1.8 $159.H 11jf : �•l N, � 11w.ie,o,c:: - FOR•MN4 11nd A B·lj· c, tt .. ,. ' - .. . i ' ,..... .,..,... - •• • • • : • • SfflORGASBORD■ TO IHIIR • • • : • ._,._,, lnvit• You Norm. Squirrel hunting success in &cmth easter n and eastern Ohio i.1 �ow pre-season expectations, .«:cording to Allen cannon, Wildlife District f game m anage ment s).lpervisor, Ohio Division o f Wild 1\fe, ,\lbens. Squirrels are reported to be leu common than anticipated be· Oft lhe -,uon began. Tbe nut i! 1000. thil year and aqllir· Clllla N!lS lff well dittributed. Tb.ls has been offered bJ aome hunt• e:r• as the re11on for the reduced kill. Cannon's report agrees wilh t}le openina � l!Q�irrel bunter �� rbe�k m�d, bf clivision field men fo this area. Thia showed that liunter 1ucce1111 W111 13 per t,tnt below that for openiag day 1959. However, tbe auccess r■te waa 1till well above the lQM low, 1..,ii., ._eason .1uccea1. 1 CQmmun oc.currenc:e in tbe gray �ulrrel r4nee; m■y still bring the harvest ue_ to earlier predictions. 'HUnten- bne been well be­ haved in Ult w90QB 1,hls year," C9m,meots Earl l(.inneer, law en­ forcement s@ervlsor fqr the dis­ ttJii. · 'J'he· men in the fJeld have had Qll)y tbtee cue, thus far duripg llquirrel 1e■sOn, two for h11ntin1 without I license and one for frespaSlhiJ. Thrff bunter1 wen: c,lted 'for tilli.nj: IQuirr"els before the aeuon becan. · "Huii,'tiDi pressure has been }igh't,"" s&id Kinneel'. WI• llow rtlaW- •••rd I Squ1"rrel Takes · } a} OW Man J . R. Cru m p. l i ne foreman fQ!' the Appabchian Power Comp1n7. Poinl .PII.Jant District, WU ..... ■enud hli 20 yesr service Tuesday. -Mr. Cru m p wH e mployed Qc\0- "Patent.I of youn1 ine1periene­ ed bunten again are ura:ed to enroll thelr c:bildren in I hunter aa(ety training coune U1ia fall," said Strohm. "lt bu been well de­ monstra� that buntin1 c:111ual­ lies can be redueff throuch edu­ cation. Safe eun h1ndllng mutt be learned. "In the 13 accldenU &Ince the opening of squirrel 1ea110n half o( those invoJyed were inexperienc­ ed bunters in their teens. The DiYision of Wildlife bunter safe­ ty progra m in four yeara ha1 re­ sulted in the certlfic■ tion oJ more than 1,000 inllructors. In· 1tructors and ,ponsors of these classes in your area may be ob­ tained by conlactina: the county game protector, a comerntion dub or writing to the DM.aion of Wildlife, 1500 Dublin Road, Columbus. 12." Be ber f, lMO, bF the Point Plea11nt "' , - W,· l,iul · � Hf;:: ' APP•· - ... . 1 trilee ,._. CG,la,PIDJI Siptem•= \M2. II, .... promot•d to $roul1aman le JMfi. AUJllll HI, .: promoted lo -, 1'41 Mr. Crumf linl foreman r,lllfeb poalUon be ...- .JU� ' . 1 ': ;. . . " • ·• • � ,..._ \ J '" . . Yankees' Poise = ., ---------------..,,.-cc-=:-- - . . � __ • 20 Y�r ti.came 11Deftii:il tOf tif Award Presented • •. 1 24 H()UR TOWI NG new CONSOL.t! l!lllCSU!R that • "App1nmtly the squirrels knew when to quit for she has not complained again" Kinneer !tporls. "There are some t eleYis­ Jon viewers who mi�ht welcom e the assista nce of these gray squir­ rels in ge tting rid of some of the progra m &." -· -· . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleporl, 0., Oct. 1, IN0---8 ;::: ----.....:....--- • - - --� - liiii-- j Three homes in one nei&hbor• hood 1ufiered damate at the bands of tbe squirrel "een11orinC committee." In on e case, afl«lr the 1ni mal.1 had severed a wfre th e houlewife had the damaa:e re­ P1ired al a co.1t of $8. A few days l�ter they repeated the act. B>· tall time the woman wu loalng b"er patie nce, so she called on ibe wjJdlife m en for aui.fJtance. ' ■+Fi� MIDICINI CHIST WA�lUNQTON UPI-A new child proof medicine cabinet has five bu1tcin11, three . of which are in• teti.ded .1impl)' to confuse the child. Only the aeoond and four• th, from top or bottom .. preued sirnult.aneou.1ly, w ill open the c■tiinet . Dr. A. L. Chapman, chief, Divi•un or Safeci•I Hea,l&h Sen"ices, Public Health Servi(!e, w■i in1trumental in developln1 the prototde medicine c11htnet. He unveJled tile cabinet at the annual mfftin(I of tbe Plumbin1 Fixture Manuf�cturers Anoclation.. . 8.!Jt!I "'e:."'&'t.."°r" '·:....if.= •, ''II looks like th ey were tall:lng no chances on havine te-levl1ion keep the m up at night" aid KJn neer. ' MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! 'Fme-f\o Spec/a/· Thrtt youths have been acci• dentilly 1hol ind killed while huntine itqu lrrd• 1i nce the tea· son open ed lll Ohio on $,eplem bu 12. Ten other person• ha"t been wounde d. This report coroes from G. Jto. bert Strohm, 111pen'UOr ol fire arm, and water 1afety of the Ohio DiYiliGn of WIidiife . Two of the 1qulrrel Muon fata. UUes were in Wildlife Dist.rid 6, soilt.hwettern Ohio, the olher in Dfrtrict -.,, aoutheut ern Ohio. AIJ' were ahot by their com pan­ ions, one of the victim• bein1 7 the 1'.'th er two 14 and n. So far lbil year there baYe be1n •Ix accident■l deatbt in � mishaps. Acain two of the tata­ lit.leti w ere in District 6, one each in March and May, 1 the other in Di•triet 4 In Aug 11t. Thi• latter victim was a 1 1 year old boy who wu target 1hoot1n1, being k i lled by a bullet from his own weapon wbicb ricocheUd. • _Artn r, N, ... Hunting Action IN E' RELDI Hot new numb.er In the LOW-PRIC • •J.,u ._.J I: i. . I . . • eve,y �nch Q,n OLDSMOSIL/i . • Met Death In lllr•up ..,. · Take Wednesday, for instance, when th ey lost the opening game clutch - - - · any iob 'We do- is_ done right! · of the 1960 World Series to the Pirates, 6-4. There Was very ,.. -�-Your See U� for lltt1e alibing in the dreuing l'OOm and hardly anyone seemed downcatt. Inetead, the club'• t wo KNICKS FACE VflLT and SERVICE NEW YORK \JPI - The Jlfew top bitten-Mickey Mantle imd the Roger Maris-heaped pralae on the c,er;boike{s meet York Phili � \l' WirriQt-1''' 1an'd !\Vilt Ph•f ttl, and simply vowed "we'll t.):'.Cba:ift'b'erla1il id · · the ! get ',im>'' cne , • •� Thursday, aft,r they h11d Yirtu­ ■ al J,t:ommack LonJ Jalllh{ tonight In• � _.N•�lon�I B�aketball ally run the Pirates o_ff the field I, by 1 ,c:ore of 16-3 with Mantle gam,. _ Assoeiatiph exh}b1Hon · · - blasting two h omen, they simply ·1 ,at around their dfta1ing quar•· lel'I in a quiet aort of way. Mickey lffmingly least ■fleeted by it all. lion, DO NOT WAIT! • , 7-21 D FOR EQUIPPE . All JOBS! . . Havin& ,cir t.roublef Automat-i . c tnms f+,,� ., rt' · � a�, The.b,opelul wait of Republicans and the w� wait of Dem­ ocrats, js over-Richard M. Nil:on has taken off the gloves. �--Q- A P. D E N 1957 FORD V,t F4t{rlant 2Door. A*matlc tran1n1ia­ •lon, radlo. �,ater. ..Jee black finish. SAVE. 7-14 24.14 :!0-7 The e:ray �l.\.Ul'flll in Maritt\l' have taken a dec-1ded dillike &o televi1ion It their behavior 111 an1 �d,l.ca.ti 9,n of �rir atUludt. ThtY ru1u., l"e nnas to pul the sell out or com m 1uion. 1ccordpla: lo Earl f'D�(lr. W.Udli{c: D.!1lrict t 1.■ ., e,forcen1ent 1upyeni10r, Ohi o qlvisioq oJ WUdlife. KinDt'f'r bad a eall from Cliff �4tlta.nley, Wl,Nl.inaton County &1111e protector, reque1tin1 help to solve this prob1tm. Wh en Kin­ n.,=cr and Win,ltanley cheeked tfte reporl1, they found that th e f9,uirr�ls in one cammuaily bad �wed throu&b aeverd of the TV sipa1 wires . u,, �• PJTrSBURijH [ iYllhW By UnlNd p....,. International ' IN YOU R "",I Roush'• Shoe 5're by UCLA in Purdua, lJ:\Q\.l�h it•• _,r, .... I choke to ·trip unbeaten WiicOlliin in what miiht be a lg f'!Orin., l!crap at ��- i. t,a rn■ have expert p111lna: at ■ckl ■nd Wl1eo nslnl With Ron Miller throw• inJ, rniAbt' ghie the Boilermaker pass deffifte ltl tOU&he&t WQJ'�<·' out. · s eAUTY 1957 FORD F4lrl1n• " Door. Radio �. tlt1hr, Au• tometlc tr•n....lcan, power ttffrlne, Itta� lharp blue and wflJ... SAVI. DOUBLE .l!OLE8 LPGOER ff� Mates fill l'iu Candidate Nixon Takes Off His Gloves In Election Race FO R ' 11 ' 6-lf Ohio Stale at Illinois . . . . . . . . . 1959 LARD. 6 -"� overdrive. Clffn H hw. .....omy 11lus. .t; $AV1i, $10.95 pr. HecuJ,. Ciat,rcli To lllttt d 6 liOLLAND See These Guaranteed Used Can E"�INltl SQOT ill:-5 11-4 12-30 0·22 18.jj 80·12 0-38 P-32 12·14 22-8 8-20 0·\6 0-40 8-a!) 28-7 14-20 24-7 6-12 I M l' O R T E I) IN IJSED C'RS ,. Elidicolt ��luuon Confident His v- Like Te?.,.,il,ion �oilJ ONLY TQE VERY BEST - GAMIS Three Youths Gray Squi rrel8 Don't urilf1 fVineaar Bend� K1re , Pi pitching choke fi, l e 1h 1,.,ne of tbe World Serie, in Ya{lkte Sta• d i um Saturday, jj @Uoutllt the Pirale'1 cbanat1. i1-14 ¥[ th,i,Dk we'U will t.be 8'rieil," :�2 14-28 \h• hor.,I , Uu•w1"' ioltbmdar drawled. ••If we dOD't, I fl!l't . t,tr•. Lolil}ae B.Pbio� and �1111. di■appointed ." � MIPDiEPOI\T TµIII , •prnt the W�kfind wit,11 her ea,r­ Vinea:■r Bend 11ld he WU llll• GAMES H"1'1, �•IWOrtby C\l'roll en 1, Ur. � )4rs. Ftt41k ¥�­ !,ogan �l Athens . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-27 �-H l·22 0-22 pl'� •Ith uu, Yant•ea' JIOW• Dermitt, L,etan I\I. ��ll\polis al Pomeroy . . . . . . . . 32-8 28·14 28.0 2'\-8 er, !;ut he didn't platt to chanae pltchins 'ltyle ,eey ••h. Middleport al Jackson . . . . . . . . 8-14 14-28 8.jj 0-46 hi•The cut Al■bama ••U•, Wellston al Nelsonvllle · . . . . . . . 20-12 22-14 ' 8-14 14.jj 11ld be�w Wat "alwaiJS un� 20-14 14-28 6-20 witb Mick,y !W'lle" .tnf /'• !(yger Creek at Eastern ChauPcey al Rulland . . . . . . . . 8-32 6-30 12-3'4 0-54 found no rea1011 to chan,e •ti� Huntington East at Pt. Pleasant . 28-12 20-13 20.f 20-7 mind after the II.kit 1nw.Jjed tWo Williamstown at ·wahama . . . . . 20-13 6-20 13-7 12.jj home runs and drove lo ijYO rdDI 0. U. al Boston U . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-27 13-20 13.7 16.jj in the U1·3 victory ThW'tdiy. ·. WE SELECT '•My ilU)' with the bad ·legs will Le in t.P.nter field." That's Mickey Mantle, who hit two home runs Thursday, one of them a t.pe-measure Job to lead t he Yankees to their one-sided trlurnph. It made winner Bob Turley run out of gas in the ninth and with t wo runs in 11nd a Pirate on base, Stengel took him out and put in little 8Qbbr. Shanl,I:. It took httle ��by two pitches '"'! \i-' . Hubb,m:I WIIIYM& Witte P�JUJJQY-IIYIACUSE TEAM 15.5 15-5 Logan at Atbcns . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-32 8·26 Harri■on Robinson Jr. and G�l\)poU. �l PoJT\e roy . . . . . . . . . 20-6 20- 12 Hanison Robin1W"1 Sr., Bill r.t.,-. J.liddle !'AO al J�� k.•�Jl . . . . . . . . o- ,o 0-18 Dermitt were hunting reoenUy. W\ill� �t N\tl•��v•ll• . . . . . . . 14-12 26-6 Ur. and Mrs , Reese Wlilianas 0-6 of Pt. Pleasanl vi1lted )fra, Fllll· l(y ge r Cr��� ii F#lern . . . . . . . 6-14 8-20 Cbaunoey al Rutland . . . . . . . . . 0-48 n ie Blake SuQdl.Y e��IJl.&. f-lu ntlngton East at et. Pleasant . 22-14 16.jj Mr. •�d Mrs. Fi•Y4 "i 9°' or Williamsl9wn at Wahama . . . . . 13-6 6-6 Toled o returned home ■ftu vi4it­ (}. U. al Bo,,lon U . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-7 22•14 ing b.et- parent.s, M r. and ldri. Ohio S.ta1e a Illinois . . . . . . . . . 20-21 20-12 H 11rry Johnson the pDBl week. 1 . lllo•.-1·•�- ,�� · f·. .lp". �••�•. • '°'w_ .:=·t•:,·I': � �- �;�i I- �.1n ,, M<\-. . , II' �'-"1f Mf• H\lWQ ·�111iam.1 wy W · PtrUr11_b,u� ffj ■y. ing in a double play. So lhe Yankees go( even. set· ting all kind� of records in the procesll as 18-.!lame winner Bob Friend, who ins i sted he had aood stuff and felt "real well," going down to dereat Fri end y it!lded three runs and si x hits in four lnninis before giving way lo a p1· nch • •· tt,r· · Wh�I happened to hjs relievers was pure mayhem . . The Yankees hll ttered th em into quick sub• m ission, starting with Fred Green and con tinu i ng the' onslaughte against Clem L,.bine, George � l:. , Joe G i bbon and Tom Chee Murtaugh Not Downh..rtH Murtaugh, far from dow n h eart. eel. refused t o 81" whether Gino ' . Thursdayfa atarter . <'unoh in Jell \'.Jr Bob �\l:mner, w�o . started Y(ednesdny s ga me which the Pl• rate� won, 6·4, would be out Jhere. . . HP d_1d say, howtver, that 1f t e Ya t� ��= �irte� Hal ��i�h WQnld catch instead of Smok" ' Bur ess l ft h d d sw m � er. , A so, M'U rtaug wou'1d put Dick ' h •• a: S1uart, a rig)tt handed hitter, back at first b11.e inst�d-- of R.ocky Nelson a thp w · r "St · art's ,· amm'ed r::�er 1: ..:.. ,'y." U •.., Mantle BI Hh Two . . There 11 one th·ing Casey sa1d he wat sure of. no t ." UOIO tnd Tll,S\'IIION ' I \ . t 8 !?o! !��� -,����!�� Eo�?.:, ! ,����.!�f"f.���"� S Vinegar Bend Is Panel Predicters Like Jackson Clifton Saci4tl �¥en� We,ne, 1390 K.C:. ·,( A t I t\.M, ,. pot ICSS ���t=:: • Yankees Thi�ing Ahou � T�n� Se�i� ln 5 . Mantle Crowding Babe Ruth's ., · • 9 · Recofd Of· '1tJ� sents · 'Home� ,, i�:i�� w: ��1�b1i.J:�\1�'L ' AT AT s ay r:r,�.�·••.;;::,::��d:: �:·�� "��; you just 18 honestly I (eel mighty opener. Due to a Big Te n penalty disappo i nte d right now, but not on Indiana, 1h e game did not disc ouraged. [ want another count in th e records. The Dlinl crack al them ." thl'!tl"'thttt out West Virginia.. Ohio S t ate, with a three pla• Pirate manager Dan ny Mur• blanked �uthern laugh sa i d he fi�ures the Pi rates toon team, w lll shake ulf any effecla the Mclhodist 24-0 and then shut out heavy New York hitt i ng may Southern C·.11ifornla, 20-0. Ul i noil have had on them. was an early four PO i nt fnorite "I' m not concerned wi t h the to de feat the Buckeyes, alti,ougtl hitlln.g they showed us. We plan Ohio Sl&lc has won fi ve of the t o do a little more ourselves in Int six g'.lmes between \he two the games coming up,'' he said. schools. luw11 was a alim choice over " The Yankees could have hit J.ny pitcher the way the)' were going . lhc Spartans, probably tieca UM Th i• was one of lhe few times I the J 111wkcves hive won both, aaw my rel ier hurhXH get hit so starts, over Oregon State and while Michii�P Northwestern , hard.'' M u 1· taugh viewed the key play Stale w11s held , to a tie by ilitll· as co ming In the fourth inning burgh in its opener before wiA• when the Pirato& were trailinR 3·1 ning oYer the Wolverine1. The two cluba were rated and bad men on second and third a mong the fastest in the conftr• and no outs. Bill M11zcr oski lined II virioui !!nee, but Coach Foreat Ev••iwV· liner d o wn the thlrd base line sk i of Iowa was worri ed whether his Hawkeyea could stop Michigan which MrDougald gloved . "'I f that ball goes through, Slale's "raw power." Minnesott was a heavy ravor­ there'.\ no telling what might have b1ppened," th e Pirate manager ile over lhe injury • riddled Nortbwestern club. It was certain that said. H EAR TH E B EST I N FOOT BALL lo.m,roy · Bucks Risking v . . . ...' .. . .. . ... . _ ,. , ... -. . � . . .. ........ . . - -- �.. . . . . . .,. 1: .• ' ..' ' . ... .'.... . , :-. t-,· ' . � .. . ··....... ----- .····.. ·---. . ·. ·..· .· · .· ·.. .• ,.· ·. . . . . ·---- ----- . .., . . ... � . . ., J ."' , · · � - ,:::':'." . . . . .. . ~ .. - + . . . .!!'!'!! . .. . -�·�, ·---·· . . --.... . . -;-- .. _.,..�1 - -:--...... - ...... !. .. ��·� .. ,'. • ,. - , Pally �ntlnel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Oct 7, 1960 I ' WANT ADS lr.Oa CONSIS'J'o:NT ·, · ' DEPENDABLF llESULTII IIATES I CIIIJlill PII' --.rd. ooe lnttertion. MiaiD>um charge - 60 ceq,ta. 1ll1n1J - one hll nte ol. t oeota per word wiU be charged for advertiaina If DOI 1llUd .ttlliln lU din aner rece.vin2 bill. l llrh,..t Ill All� - Should be r"9(':1Ni !.mmNUately. The ont be t'ellIM)na.i.ble tor awre tb&ll one incor­ ,., .,.._, , Seatinel , :ftet dlNl"Uon. of nlllb and Speclal Notice• of Evv-oll JUIO. Obiluarta1 t rhUltllod at 1 Ce'll per word. 1 MO. d DAYS 3 LA"!& j DAY : 1'." lfOaD8 ,u10 fl.M 90c eoe 11 • fl,IK\ " , .. dOo fl,.. $6.00 711c $2,211 '7.ao �' i'Wa nmlh"ed bJ 10 A� will be in tita:t day·, paper. f ,J i � t • .m .• ::i . a . litiirr . ·- - ­ AN• PEST CONTROL , . Patn. FrN IMPKtlon. lt11ur• ilt:A."ll ;s $ 1 .00 per bu. Pick your own. Bnng your own contamer. 1,p■Natllnwfde. phofM ll. I C W. PruHllt , Portland, WY2..,._ •Station4.26-tf ... A. l0-4-12tp _ c · ,-.. DJA M_o N.D- HLNG A!'I D Firat Presbytet'i� . ONE Hamden 21 Jewel lady .s wr1.st, C3'ureb memben Prellbyterians w<1tch. Inquire tl20 Locust �t., ,'6.ho hive atop� coming lo Middleport . 10 5 �le '5uadaJ School and Church, I ' pluq attend the rewards are smGE1l. SEw1NG- )IACIIINE, -�-- l0-4· 5tc blond cunsole model in excel.....1. l�nl_ cumlitwn with ' guara n tee. ·1. Jnne;-"'s�hlllips, will not e l<.qu1ppcd to make button holes, teQN)nllble for any debts contra<'t• darn, pa�ch, moi:i ogram and many , ,cf by anyone other tha n myself. fancy z.•g zag st1 �ches. ,Take over Jamea s. Phillips, Harrison- , balance due . $43.50. rerms arville, Ohio ,• ranged or discount for cash. .... 10 5 3tp 10 5 6t c l ' ho m· WY 2-2204. DANCE SQUARE AND �ND :,Saturday night, Oct. 8th, Crum l NECCJII SEWING M A C H I N E. ,.1:30 IO 12:30 at Pomeroy MooNe Equipped to zig zag, darn , mono· >Lodae. All Moose members aud gram, etc. Sold orlginally Ior 10-7-2tp :lrie_nds. $181 .00. Pay off bala nce of $51.1.QO or $8 per month. Phone G -+.• SHOOT 1 P-6un· •-11 Y , GUN - m. WY 2· 2204. 10 5 6tc ;Oct. ttth. Sponsored by Moose ,Club on old Route No 7 behm<l · -----· AUCTION 10-7-Ztp I .Skating Ri nk. Ou S11turd1ty, Oct. 8, 1960, al 1 , 00 P. M. " my home back of ___ I thi: Chester Methodist Church, in LOST FOUR fox hounds during Che11lcr, I will sell at auction Ule the llifel&t County Hunt. Any- lolluwmg: Uc.iuty Gas Rangc, Servel Re• one knowing their whereabout� plea,e notify 1my Fox Hunter fn�cra(l)r, llrop Leaf table, two 10-7-4Lc dmmg room iables, Melul utilily call W_l!-�2, cabinet, steu stool, �l mch Crosley 'fV, 17 1ncn Admiral TV,\ Si ngcr Sewing M11chinc, good, Electric Waflle l ru11, l'ort1:1blc electric e.N CINR UMd C•N wa11hcr, Sunl.team !run, Quad Gas All Makel anll Moclal1 Healing Stove, 3 ll1:i.ls, Llbr<1ry 'MTROPOI.ITAH MOTOQ fable, Floor and Table L11mp1S, ...... . a..t Ma.la It. 1:t by 13 Wool !tug, D by 12 Wool ,-..,.,., -Oh• ug, II -- -- - -.1 11e following Antiques; China 'M BUICK Super Hardtop Looks :a nd run1 like new. Phone WY2- Cupboard, <..:berry Chest, Iron 10-f-6lp Bed, Hall Tree, Wash Stands, 2'n8. - 0---- � C.:h11.ir11, Marble Top Dresser, TeleJI07 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 dr phone, Three Stands. Al1111 dishes, cooking utem.Jls, ' one owner, low mileage, puwer brake■, 1teerl ng, R&H, while bed clothes and many other items ;wall■. 702 W. Mai n St., Pome. too numaruus to mention. roy. 10-f-3tp 'J.',.::-mH: Cash. Not Rt1pon1lbl1 for Accldenh l,1134 MERCURY, 2 door, automa­ Refresh1111:nts wlll be served by 'tic traruiml11!1lon, r11dio and he11t­ the Cheshir ll of A. Lodge. ier. Phone VlJ-2451 ur see Bill Owner: Elir:abelh Wickhpm :JifcKelve)'. 10-7-Jtc Aucliu.iecr: I. 0. McCoy 10-1-tltp ' ' I \ ' 'WINTED _ o�E I b I d.:-- __ . ' ' . l61 Lost and Found 8! 1111 Auto Sales - 'I ' I, I I I: i' • iii:"' J'U"ii:' OIL -aadcoal I ' I I fur. mcea, Ca.I.I for tree ettimat.ea: l'onman • Abboll MldaleporL · ,-io,tJt f I '", 'I I d ·- I , I II ,I For Sale Good TIPIIBONE. . lihone wv2-sm. 1 I condition. 10-1-stc ' lJl;· RATS killed With Star War.tarln. :n� Iba. Sl.4&. Ebenbach ltaidware, Su111r Run Flour JU.II, Landmark Co-Op. rl) JI, 29, 30; ttiJ 3, 6, 7, 12, •11, H, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; . ;(f;i) 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, I 28, 28, 28, ,30; (12) I, 2. I I :II. ( · �- OF MULES, 2 wheel trailer. · •e Rodney Pierce, Lon� Botlom. 10 5 Jtp /. , llbll '1'llAlLEa le� foot Aluminum SPortlman, lull)' equipp­ , alNpa five. Excellent condl• 1 , n, SacrHice, Phone New Ha• TU2-230& or TU2-126L 1 1f)'mond f'Jelcb. 10-8-3tc :,1n �·--�: l're1b Cow Guern■ey - .' d iecGnd calf. WHllam Blake, eu. · 11).1-etp FOR SALE 250 -bile1 mixed hay. LN T■,tor, Rt, 1, Raclne. , 1�7-.ltc , fldO �· · ) ,l · Call Dk1 Stwrdl 8elo1·, 9:30 A.M. "" P. ..,,.,.,.A.M. --- S....., AUCTIONIIR RIASONAILI RAT S SATISFACTION GUARANTIID Call or wrl.. I, O. McCoy Ch..ter, Ohio 8 22 30tp ■ -------- . BULLDOZER FOR HIRE, Ponds, basements a nd la nd11capJng. Ph. Chester, YU r,..32M. 10 3 30tp PAINTlNG INSIDE AND OUT. Papering. Floor sa nding and fln­ ishing. Carl E. Nelson Rutland, Rt. 1. Phone WY 2-6969. 10 f Otp ( 206 1 l nsuronce -COKl'LKTE -- -IJ<SURANC& PRO lection , Ute. Auto, Jl"lrt, Pollo Call Doa IWJ.a. Mlddlepart. QJ>lo. BARNE6•SIMPSON !NliU RANCE Agent.a, Middleport. Fire, Aut.o­ moblle. Bondi. Phone WYt2903, 8-27-tf (21 1 Real !:state FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bath, nice location. MeMa Hood, 1 1 1 Lo�uat St., Pomero)'. (9) I 30tp f'OR SALE--Lol and two houses. One, 9 rooms and bath, and one � roums with runnini water. Call SP 3,5MJ2, Clifton. • 10 5 6tc FOR SALE A ti room house and bath, two Iota, storm dOora a nd wi ndows, double .:.fitsle, gas heat, clty water. $4,500 down, balance in 8Jnall month­ ly payments. Phone Wl9-3792. 10-6-tilp 1'' 0R SALE 6 room house with la nd, Rutland Town1hip. Phone WY:.!-8181. 10·8-0tc Legal Notte, ---- -· Legal Notice ... • -- - --- -- - 1 1 8) W"ff. Emplovment Wc.,ted BABY si'ITING in my own · hom.e day, evening or 11labt, WY2· 2&22, 10-8-3tc WILL DO lronlnt 1D m y borne. Call TU2•88M. 10,6,3tc ' Mo•• uK• PARCHM••r RJCHMOND, Va. Ul-'1-A cheml' c, I U y t,eat,d ..... that "" lheoret1<!al hie of 300 years hu El�ven women of this com• bee n developed by researehen al l Rj;d��lJ°N!t K �:;..,.. !11Untty al\ended the health meet- I the Slan dard Paper Manu facturare annou ncing the birth of a son m1 at Lake Hope Thursday. ing Co. here. In City Hoapital, Parkersbur&, J. E. Radekl n is a 'medical paThe project wes aponsored b Y Y. Sept. 26. tient at Holzer Hoapilsl. gr_ant from the Couiic(I on . LLII Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Randolph Mrs: Taylor Moore is visiti ng Two bi& factors in the election DETROIT UPI _ Ordinarily it's brat')' Resources, Inc. L1brer1�ns and chlldren, Llttle Hocking were In Kentucky. n o trouble at ,11 getti ng a pollti- In Michiaan are.; · fmd _t�at mosl pulp paper begms Mrs. Winnie Turner is viRiting 1. Six-term Democratic Gov. G. bere Wednesday the guests of his cian lo predict a la ndslide vlctory lo d1smtegrate after only about his party in an Mennen Wllllams is stepping aside brother an d slster-Jn-law, Mr. a nd her daugh{er, Mrs. Leslie Canode 50 years. for him a nd who is in the hospital. and, 2. Historically Michigan haa Mrs. Carroll Randolph. election. Mrs. JeS11e Proffitt is spending Diet Hall who enlisted i n the But in Michigan even the can, co ne Republican in presidenti.il Navy a few days with her son Down Lakes S. now . is U Great at did ales are a little hesitant to eleetlons, with the GOP carrying Nelson and family. forecast the outcome of the Nov. the state for Thomas E. Dewey i n Ill., taking hi• basic trai ning. Dale Blair of Coolville was a B election, and i n their he1itanc1 UM8 and President Eiaenhower in Orla nd Sams, Newark. spent visitor here Wednesday. business oUl56 even when Dem seems to lie the truth of the cur• 19�2 and 1ast week with Mr. end Mrs. G. rent political situation in the. WoJ. erat Williams was winn1I1B big at Attending I birthday party at B. Radekin. Hia wife, son Gary the state level. verine state. Belpte Sund•)' given by Mrs. and daughter, Carol)ln were week The coming election in MichiNixon and Kennedy would ap• Kathryn Dietz for her eight ye,r end guests gan appears to observers al this pear to agree with lhe tossup a■• old aon Bill were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. W. E. Campbell point lo be a tossup, with the seuffient. Both have campai&ned R. £. Williams, Mr, a nd Mra. Democrats perhap1 holding an m the ■tale already and both Warren Pickens and Mr. and Mrs entertai ned the seven th-eighth grade clauea of Columb�11 school edge in th.e races for 1tate office.a have promiaed to come back in Lyle BalC,enon. and U. S. senator and the Repub- pursuit of Mlcihip.n'1 20 eleetoral u_ and Mrs. A. N. McGmor witb a wiener roast and hay ride . · votea. Iicans "noId'1118 an •dvan1age in of Vi�cent were here Monday, Thurada)' night. the presidential contest. Th, question of i'.{tnnedy's rel!• gueata of their dauahter Mrs. Mrs. W. I. Swett, Middleport Detroit Free Pre11 political &ion haa popped up in a small M,ary Nichols. :visited her paren UI, Mr. and Mrs: writer Ray Courage, who recen.Oy way in some outat11te areas that Mr. and Mra. Tom Collln1 and A. D. Morri/ion , completed a doorbell-ri nging tour are generally Protestant and gen• son Mike of Belpre were visitors Brushes or rolls on fast over ?f a do�n communitlea, 1ummed erally R.ep1,1 bllcan an)'how. But It Saturday in the L. B. Sisson home, a nd famJly. pinter, wallpaPt)r, dry-wall, would not appear to be a major they were to spend the early 1t up th11 way; The Boy Scoutli �ere camping concrete, bh:ick or brick. No I i example, both e si n , fo r ''The prealdentla1 race In Mich- , Hue _ he� , « part of the week at West Point, Sunday under the supervision a;ealer needed. Dries quick. lsan is a tonsup," · Neither Vice of Michigan • present U. S, sena- N. Y., with Mrs. Collin'• brother, of their leader C. Ed Humphrey. Washes easily, In America's Kenneth Taylor observed his most wanted decorator col• Preside nt Riehard M. Nixon or tors are Roman Catholics and the David Sisson and family. ors . , . at low budget prlces. Sen. John F. Ken nedy 10 far h•• late Prank Murphy. al.-o a CatboMr and Mrs Arthur Hetzer fourteenth birthday ann iversary For a limited time only ;U9 "made slenlflcant a:ainn, And oiie l ie, had n.o trouble a:etUng elected spent a day �t Little Hocking Wednesday evening with a family a quart ,r another • , • with their son Lemoyne Hetzer party when his mother Mr,. Zora of every four voter■ intervlewe• IOYi:rDot. On� thint that could ba.-aas Belle Taylor who ill employed in is undecided." Kenned ; in buvil)' Democratic Parkersburg came with refresh­ IIPI PrHldanUal Raff T ments of ice cream and cake. On lhe state level Courage Wayne County (Detroit), where civ­ The regular meeting of the fou nd the racea for ,Jovernor and JI ritht1 is a miJor iuue with t_be on i tnd with ar populat Nea:ro se Wal!I held at the Riverview P'I'A J U. S. senator shover into the b■elr:By Marth■ Holr,lagw School Monday evening Jn charge ground by the presidential con- organized labor, Ii the fact that Attendance at the F..den Sun• of the president. Mrs. Maxine teat but that "if either candidate Sen. Lyndetn B. Johnton ot Texas School was 84, offering wa1 Whitehead. day presi• mate vJce for runnln, his la • i, y, or n making headw for gover $18.33. ritrs. Opal Randolph was at Lit­ it is Swainaon (the Democrat). He dent. Martha Holsin ger, Lydia Che• tle Hockmg Monday, a visitor i n benr.flts from a pleaatn1 per• . The first reaction of Gov. Wil• a want-to-be•li1othered �1ame and o&her MJcb1gan dele- valler and Mr. and Mrs. Orval the Calvin Ran dolph home. sonality, 1atea to the oation,1 Democratic Barringer attended the funeral After a mon th's visit at Orlan• took <1nd his war JnJu.rie,." convention to Johnson'• selection of John Grimm in Toronto, O., do, Fla., Mrs. Martha Hauber re­ was ■Pier and dlaappointment. Friday. He was a nephew of turned by plane Monday. While Some deleaatea even muttered Martha Holsinger. there she was the gu.est of Mr. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Warren Baker a nd Mar­ about beiil.C "betra)'ed" and "douRobert VanMeter were Mr. and vin and Nanc)'. Her son, Charles ble•croated. " Mrs. Russell Van Meter of Port- Hauber, Reedsville, met her at .lohnton "Add• Nothing'' Ju.St before leaving tor the con- land. the airport in Parkersburg. The Mr. and Mrs. Al,va Holsinger flight required six hours, leaving vention Williams b11d 1aid JohnGauges: Montgomery: 18.2 tip­ &On cou1d "add nothing" lo the Jr. spent the weekend with her Florida at 3: 15 and arriving in per. 9.2 lower, 2 rt ,open; GIHI• Uct11t in Michlaan. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parkenl:Jurg at 9:Ul with two polis: 17.9 upper, 8,7 lower, 1 three But rn,W that they have him, Cline. They also visited Fannie changes In Georgia and Charles­ quarters ft. open; Lock 23: 15.8 WUHama irid other Democrats say Beaver, Raci ne. ton . upper, 9,0 lower, cloaed orr• .All South Third Ave. Mr. an d Mrs. Larry Holsinger to they like .him. However, up Edward Chevalier a nd family movable d�ms up 13 thru 23 and now they have not c.'!alled Racine, ,,ent l�ent Sunday at Dutch Ridge upon and dau1bters, closed off; au· Kanawha Riv'er him to campaign in Detroit Middleport or Sundal' with Mr. and Mrs. Clin• with the Norman Midkiff family. dams on the sill. ton Holsinger. Wayne County. Ohio Rlver Boals, Downbound: Democrats freel)' and almoat Sunday vla.ltors of Mr. and Montgomery. Cornell 13 am, 0-1; unlvtr1all,y · grant that not having Mrs. Mike Kerwin were Mr. and Lock 14: A. v. Chrlfls Jr., 8:20 p.m. WIiiiama at the top of the state Mn. Charley Hill and eon Teny 9-0; Lock 17: Fonythta 9:40 p. m. ticket ·thl1 year will hurt them. and a friend Larr all of Col­ . y 0-1; Lock 18: Albert F Holden 0:20 Or, •• a top . r1nkl111 Democralie umbus. am, 0-22; Lock 19: Charlea R. Ste­ oraanJzatlon · official put It, "WithJanetta and Rosemary Eubanks Yenaon, 4:2� am, 18-0; Loek 19: out hlni the outcome won't be as and a friend from Greenfield Mike Creditor, 9:ZO am, 20-0; �Ii: cer\ain ais It would be with him." visited Thursda)' and Friday with 22: Waverl,y 9 am, 4-0; Lock i�: The caodidatee for governor their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Ca_rl D. 11:30 am, 1·3; Norlh...: thi■ year are pteunt Democratic fld9n .�lake. . 10.11'.1 tm. 7·3, · Tllan 11 am, G!--9, Lt. , Goy. · Jolln 8. S:niMPn; a · ,Jf,iirtij�•. and Fr�!Jll • Holsinger Lock 23: Walter C, Beckjord l:1Ml habdaome, baby • feced yuunV' inan aimie Bigley, Susie Kerwin a nd pm, ·u1 .3; Elizabeth 6:06 pm, -.1; who IOst both his teas to a Lydia Chevalier visited Thursday of· 1 Helen Z 8:011, pm, �; Ro11elyan W. ine In World War II, and with Velma Lyers of W. Virginia. 9:llO am, 1.2·; Cinclnn,u 10:53, 1111, land m �epµbllcan Paul D. Bagwell,. 47, Mr, and Mrs. . Robert Webb and 16,3. a Mlcb.11iin S'tii.te Unlvenlly pro- daughter of Shade vlsited Satur• , Up at Lock 27: 1. F. F'rYlterltl' fedor who lo1t to Williama In day evening with Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 am, 16-0; Lock 23: c. V. H,f. 19&8 and who, like hi■ opponent, Alva Hol,in1er. , ner, &:20 pm,, 0-2; Beaver, 10:30 ii, has a phy,lcal h1ndie■p. Bag• Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and m., 9--1. well'a lea, were crippled' in a daughters Karen ' and Saudra boyhood bout witlh pollo and he visited Sunc111}' with Mr, and Mrs. Automat-ie41-Uy reduces .Jts i n put ½ ...for eeta around with the help of Alva fiol!in&er. cane,. William Kibble spent an eveLIGAL NOTICI OF SALi mild weather · · - - for peak efficiency. The candidate, for U. S. senator n ing with Clarence Tribbet. Bld1 will be received by the undersigned at the office, ol are incumbent Democrat Patrick Resumes full capacit)' for cold wcath�. sun(bay dinner a:uests of Mr. Web1ter and Fultz, Pomeroy Na­ V. McNamara, 63, and Republi• and Mrs. Lewi& Walker were Mr. Result - - - - no overheati ng, no · rue] tional Bank Bulldini, Pomerqy, can U. S. Rep. Alvin M. Bentley, and Mn. James McGee and fam• '3, millionaire and former For­ a Ohlo1 until 10:00 A. M. on Friday, waste. Phone us for full details. oti Akron. Mr. &nd Mn. Virgil Oetober 14, 1860, for the pur­ elan Service officer from Dewey's Uy Walker of Baahan and John Joe old hometown, Owosso, Mich. cha9e of the Bertha A. Arnott Shain of Racine. real estate, Jituated · in Letart Paythoneurotk 1 24 Filler Mn. Edith Siuon and children Town■hlp, Mel.11 Collnt)', Ohio. WARM AIII FURNA of Pomeroy visited her parents, CES ' The above real eatate con1l1t1 Mr. and Mra. Hanaon Hc,lter iun• seventy.four ef approximately da acrea, oo which there • ,uuated �"- Amanda Baer returned a live-room frame dwemnc:. home after apendin1 a week with ■ r Amt16a Walbr . Freel■nd s. NOITII, ) Mrs. WIiiiam Frecker 1peot Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Mora and Adminlltr,a�r or the Eatate of Bertha A. Amon the weekend with · her dau1hter famUy of Chester. Vlrall Walker of Bashan viaited (�) 30: (10) 3, &; ,, 8, 10, 12, 18 Mn. Georae Baer and famlb'. ' Cbarle1 WIidermuth and famlly I ' Sunda,- 1chool atten�nce Oct. er Sunda)'. Cheat of . . ,13.58 tion 3 WII 47, collec 232 •• It, Phona WY-2-2036 • Pom■roy, o. and Mra, Lewis Walker Mr. G Mr. and Mn. ee Mc and Jame, ••, . ""'.. ' McGee and James Mr, Mr.,. and MOl'ICI OP •ILING MID famUy of Akron spent the week HIAIU NG ON I NVINTOltY end with their graridparenll, Mr. , and family of AkrOJI, vlaited Mr. and Mr■. Vlr&ll Walker of Bl■ban C111 No. 11,4U • and Mn, Lewis Walker. Probettl Court, Mel■• County, Ohl• , Miu Rachel Rouih ot Columbus Sat_ll1'4ty. TO the Execu.tor or AdmlnJ1tr1• apent the weekend wlth ber ar, Mr. and Ml'I. Willard Faudree p tor and to auch ot the followin1 aa ent.1, Mr. and Mn. Kem l\ouah. -vllited Mr. add Mr,. Delbert are rtsidenta or the 1tate of Ohle: · Mr,. Wendel Frecker ot Ra· Gaul at Sumner • Tue1day. IW'Vlvln, 1pou11� if any; next of , cine vllited with Mr, and Mrt, Mr and Mr■. Jatk Steiber and lr:ln; benetlc.'!larJ.e1 under tbe will, Georae el.er and famllJ Sund-,. daiqhter Vallerla of Columbu■ II an,; the attorney or 1ttorn1)9 Mr, and Mn. Albin Buteta •�t 'the wtekeftd with her par­ repre1entlnt an, of the aroremen- Yiilted with Mr, and .11.n. Lewia enta, Mr. and Mn. Haa■on HolUIPled pel'IODS: ter, , Brown Sunday. ' You IN hereby notllled that on. Mn. Lewi.I Walker Ylllted Mr. Mr. and MrL HaNlld Holter the &tb day of October 1980, an In• and tamil)' or Lona Bottom \lial\- and Jin, Willard Faudree and ventory and Appnilsement of the ed Mr, ahd Mrs. Hllllon Holter Mn. AJD1nda Baer TueadtY eveestate of George Franll:lln Picken, Sunday. ninl, decea1td, late of Reedaville in Hid County WU med in thil Co\ll'L Hearin1 on Hld Inventory and. Appraiaement wlll be bad before tht1 Court on the 24th day or Octo­ ber 1960, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. Exception• thereto may be filed by any lnterested p,.ftl' at any time prior to five days before the the be,, hellnoa eqoipmenc is Mueller OillllUOl date 1et for hearing. WITNESS my aitn1ture and Whtn ,OU let w inm.11 Mueller C!imatrol automatic the seal or said Court, thil the fflOlt de, ' heari!II ;... an bf .;,. ,..,·� 5th day of October 1980. poadabl,, man mi1fy14 01ld' itloR' ""':1hrif1J hearing F. H, O'BRIEN ,....1i1e l1'1 � t0 fit ,..., bud,et ""' Yoo'U ho Judie and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann ·Baker, t>epuly Clerk lmUed bow littlt i, caaa IO own Mveller Climauol autoo (10) 7, 1�. Zic in;dF hellii... OIi ur, .Clt IIOp itl " ,..;, display !Obm. 10 leom all oboot a,r1,.._ won,fmt Mlldla Clim.UOI Political Race In Michigan • Seen As Tossup B W/ ft' nter lilake Room Bue'• Hollywood �,eamboat Bili <arn K id Mlllk "' the .Jim. naeur SIIOw Wothercat.t NeWI Pictu""e Huntley Brlukler 1tepon llc&llt 1/1111.ox o.,, Gr'eat Debate 8.30 The Westerner Dia9:001 l/1\ail<jf' . tifond .Nl:Jihe Plue One 10,00 � SMJ,pe , U:00 NM1 l'.eadll\J.N 11:10 WeaO-.ercast 11:ltl ;.ct Paar Sbfflr Si&n Off ' 1 :00 �u! RIVER REPORT 7:30 Down on the ]farm 800 Cilc.'!le 3 Ranch �eena, Queen d Jungle t:au J�ior Auction t'b:bb Sbari Lewis Shew .1:�ow }j:3Q Ruff & Redd:,, %}:q81 l"J?J' Q:4� &1an on 7· :00 Today on the Farm 11,so 'DIA, 11:@i Pre Game Show 12,:00 World Series 2,30 Ta,\ 1tch Mr Wiiard , V/ 4:M 4:'i actence Flcti.on 5:00 �tective's Diary G:� �e Story 8:QQ, HoUte Run Der11J N:ew.1 Fictm:e Sl!O,rt, Roundl'P t�.· ,,.., Let Us Show You · · · .. I New F u rn i tu re ONLY 1 �299 ;p .,· : ,, ·• , J\:,, ,1,.., In 1 ,,1·, ,·1•lr"l , · 1 ,1 FURN IT Uk! •1 \ '-' ' ' \,' ' ; , H�at Loss • : Prevents , • Conserves On, _ Fu�I , • Your Home · I s Warmer • , !<eeps Yo�r Ho�e Dry 8,!!E �s toriA\' •,ioa :VUE ISTIMA�S . ::· ·: �ffRl.;\LS', ;INC. \ '' . ' =r- CAN I tiELP "i'E ? .r � ... ,' NeJP �lplil\ lh�( infertudo. New, "� lvenlnt tiiwltldo Ne• Hiea4ti,.._ Su•dowp ..,_..': _;81ln Ofl______ :,::::.:.,:..:. Rock Spring$ , �vent$ 0f Week PJ�-.., ·••if u 'n!U• NATG-lERL", ONCE "4E's IN THAR.HE'LL TEAR R:::RE f-� Ll'L -So1lf-At\PP'V 10 A£:CES!!- ,,' . �11m,v Cbannel 8 -·Sunday ' NANcY , ;I '. . =� ��jly � "� • .... WHTM-TV Cha nne l· Chonnfll 13 - Friday w.. 13 Channel 13 -Sunday C,<T.• l• -�I� &/$'-/A/1.t.,LE,l&.... Up'To be Minute· .... ' ' t-4:,ws, ' ------�--- \,oq , , • Brings You Th�• T Cou nty a,oo IJ11 . Channe· 1 13 - .... • J_ tlillfflP.d" 10 AM :oo· Nii' ' . --�·r . . , Nm iji;i ij6iliidi, a '!11-lhi.h deadly kill�• 'o,,· •-• ' . ' . , HARWOO� , 1\ex. '(t.J� .;._ M,., ·eofti � snd� and · whtie" 'she '#U Walter Grauke recently had two chopp�ng it to death, ahe noticed dose acrapei wJ\11 ql,!'I� wkllo, , a ;l)_9i'J!l!O'!f, .�'!IIP''��I�, · wn!th ilie also kilU!d. 1he was worktn.g: ln tlie yard. ., ' . llf\!V, l\;5$. A�• . .. 5 :os'PM ·, �.;ns .. -... t ', _._ ' j'. : '; ,;/· ·, ;; ,;.,, ' , r.i �·,.: •• . ••. J. ! We Also Have 4 Good Sel�n ot u...i ·lloilillilg' Eplpment · ,:.: l•"I. ,:"-, ;• ' '• -i . . - ,. H ·, J!, rl o : ,. . ·------By ..-�··.-,- • ·' Yo11r Home Desirn Jle lestl ' - · , HOGG.. -.& , zos,AM · ... I TB ,,-, BAIINl!:Y GOOGLI!: All 8N I JPn SIII.,:: - 13:f s,oo G:SQ 611:32 '7:00 7,02 7:90 7 ,:8.2 . i ud J R o o m ,; ,y._. West Colum.bio Social Events JohnMMI di.a�-' e ... Saturday W I LLIAMSON -- Slan On ChristoJlher The A,n11'1ol(eJ Fron tien or Faith Thia ii the Ufti 12:00 TV Chapel 1z,311 Pre Ga!Jle Sho� 12:43 World Series 3:30 U, S. Steelworkers 3:45 Film Feature 4;00 Lab 30 5:00 Machlne Workers of Ame.rlca 5:30 People Are Funny 6:00 Meet the PreH 6:30 Sund-,)' llle.ws 8:40 Weatbercast , . "''" Sports 7;0Q Shirtfty 'tempi" Show 8:00 Natjqnal .V4'lyet, 11.39 'Jl1b Huatv S:bow: -;If' CbevJ Sbo!., tO:ql), fto�U.■ �.ourg �ow 10:30 T:w.o Faces we,t U:00 News ll:10 Wea�� 11:15 Nltewatth I� .:... _Ol n = _1 ,00 SJ& .:..:... � :-- I u,>G> 1A14 0 s...... Chlll!llll.3.- $11nday 9;45 10:00 lll:30 11:QO 1�,80 'F GASAVER L.,,,,, 'No.a:- . 10:30 Ll:00 11:10 :1: ;.., 2:00 8:oa 1:00 S;JO 1,80 1,00 t,"2 t:IO 1,8b t0:00 10:10 . L0:30 l0:32 t0:4G l,t :00 . 11,02 11:!!', 11:90 12:00 ,,oo REVOLUTIONARY Ohio Valley 'Plumb ing and Heating, Inc. 9,30 e wna ,,oo WIWAMSON News Reported �,oo r;� � � IU! ,,., Yow Oil Pt, Plewnt t:6G ■ a,oo N.., llJo4ll,w IA; '¥lit/< Go JIO!!III . • l'Jo NJWto 1,15 ....le Go Rolllld 4:00 New■ � ; \ 4:02 Mut!c Go 8'>Wld f · . Local New1 ,,u Jlu1lc Go ""°"d Bu,i,aJI � G,1111 llulc Go 5:30 News Rea . , . . , G,,1 Muttc Go 11/1� 5:41'.1 Complete NtWI B.oall4-at 8:00 Crow's st.at B0\111--SOUnd WtHS·TY Cha nne l I f ....PPLt a - rlulJ Just Like TWO Fu rnaces For The Price Of O N E . . . Forest. Ru n T:30 8,30 We.athereut saturday Nl&'ht Jatn�• .Bona�za Tall Man The Deputy 1be Campaign and the Candidatel Van from Interpol Ne·-··• H 9adlinu W .!.atherc11t Shockwatcb &Ian OIi ' """"!'• U:IO 1111t For You 1:00.. No_, 11.II; hllt hr Yea ;;.;;;:,.:=.:...-.,e.:-==-::--'--- •:,411, COMPANY Legal Notices •�oo 7;00 -� f;Qt1 1:11 ,;II i:00 ,,02 l:811 ,,._ a,oo � • Pthlay) ·� 0A OU:.S U,11, N•�• VII New• Beadlb�• Bl!flWP' PartJ P1'11em B�wue Slip Br•¢11!11 Pw New, Be,dll&Port• Repol'. Bre,okf"I PutJ Ne'lt'I Breulut Party Nen Headllaeo Brellklut hn,, New1 Brealtl.ut Party Coffee Time Swap Shop Neft Headllne1 Momln1 De.otlOIII llldlo lf1mnal Nen ...dHnll Collallf JJ • J'um 'J":-.. Racir .;ul, No· There were 31 in attendance By Mn. Vtrn.111 Mrs. Helen RolWI assisted by at Sund&)' School. Oct. 2, coAec­ Mrs. Shirley Priddy gaff a miS:. tion was $10,73, World Wide CQllntUDion • , ins Wednesday cellaneous shower d at Ftatwoo<li, ' Oct 2. observe even ing at the EUB Church aolnding tlfOID i.,. 'WCl'e al\f Tho1e ChariMrs. of cial rooms in honor ' es Mor11n Roush. The evenlni Mr. and• 'Mrs. Ellner 'Batie)1 . , Mrs, • •J:uler, Alice· Min WQJ, Fred• wan sj,ent playing games. Door ¥,-. afrd Mr. , Wears ' Wallet Mn. Lu• Mrs. to prize w.ll aJ,¥arded : g, lledr Mrs. Hom.M' Hartun vena Rainey. The honoree recelv• John · 141\ 1ll'dfot4 Rol�n Mrs. f<1rd, ed many lovely ap.d UBeful glfta. l and Mr. td1' a Refrer,hrqents were servt!d to and Mrs. Amos Leon' s ·"C:lacfy KM r, Grue1e Wm. Sylvia Coleman, Mra. Peggy Ar· Mn. Margan, Kathy . Motlan• J"4N · nott, �ddleport; Mrs. Helen Elias 1 • .,,, . Mrs. Elsie Stewart, Mrs. Jay Radford. Revival servic.'!el wll) •lie b4J• Foreman Mta. Lucille Slewart, the cbur<!li. �t. 6tt, · fttr.oulh at Mrs, Maggie John80n , Mn. Eetella Cunninlham, PomerOy; :Ml'!, Jane Oct. 18th. Freeland Norr:li will Johnson, Mra. Uzzle Stew.ar.t. Mn be the eva"gelbt, 1ervice '1o � •, Olr:ey R.Qush, Mra. Luvena Rainey, gin at 'J:30 each eY$1.lna. 3:4� NCAA Foolball •.1 . Befty Nevllle, Mr. anQ , MI'S. Dale Mr. •I\� *s,. :�r · . i:�,ttg� 6:45 Post Game Show Ill. Priddy and Debbie, the honoree, spent s'i.if!dir with Mr1. · :Clntta 7 :00 Reeord Hop nd Mrs. Mel-vin Dµrst are a Mr. i,f P\lmeroy. . . ,,. · C81'J)er' tand Bands ican Amer . 7:SQ I,,e_ave It 'to �aver their of '"-· birth the .., g announcin ... . LQ-tll. 9dgac, Abbott_ was. I'1 park ·i:30 Jlin, 'Din 1na 8:00 Lawrenef.l Welk seeond ehild and secrind. daugbter enburg · l{oQdlf� 6,00 �an Fr�cisco . Beat k Wee the 9:00 Fight of born at the Mason Clinie Aug. 25 Mrs. Rollift Radford, .?:Mrt. ijor, 1,3� Your Esso Reportt:: 9:41) M:ike That se,re oi.s. She ha, and. weig"ed 6 lbs. WeaJher ace ..\bbott and Jeni, Smith 16:00 cl.n:ipaigh Roundup r al n been na11ted Grace Ann . Mate at­ ere 8'45 John Daly New4 a,.t Lak;e Hope 19,30 'l'BA. . . grandpannts are Mr, and Mrs, , w · col)ftJUce. �alt'1. Buddv '.o;tarche.r 13bo1' a tending t:00 Up-To-The-Minute New.: Charle11 Detkert local, and paterMr. illd Mn. WIil, SerfrieU, of 7:30 Faee to Face ,l,10 SporlB Roporl naI grandP"'- s are Mr. and Mrs Gallipolis spe_nt ·Sund,, · ,w" 1th . 8 ,so '\ii<> Fl\1>1""111' :!:Iii llat\ ...,. Harry Dmt Middlepor.t. J. " �+:. Efohi08�l" ·Wm. Mrs. arid Mr. 'b · u 9:00 71 Sunaet. Stdp ftlfl. J. , Nl e. rl 0f Ml\ apd l. •• · S · bt c nger ..,,1 � .,_, •�pJqa 10:00 The Detesti,.v,� Gallipofis Fi!rry called oa Mr. a.n� Mrs. Wm . Eichlriger _ _Sr. · 11p'.'' �11J�• )4i, JAR� 10:SO The Law 1:1:00 Mat\Y'fi Funday Fuunles Mrs. Olin i,.D;APJt recently. • Wecloesi!t.Y- ·. , . ·,. po)il Clime 11:00 The New 'tonight 12:30 TBA M r. and. Jin. Willard Guy Mr. and • Mn. Waller · · Hf!!itqi_jn ll:IQ S�llin_l the Weather • Ro1,1,h o( Ak,r!cm v�ted Mr. an.d of Ball �o visi� J«r. �pd !Itta. 1 :00 Film . 11:l/J· lpor\s ll$l>Orl Mrs. Chi.rlea Ferguson and fa�- Joo- Weyersmiller' College Xewl( Confefenee 1:30 Sund11;.' · Mr. Sbow ily recently, They itlso visited 2:00 The Answer · er of• "Ntw 11@· Wm, f'olm Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler. Camp ven a�comj,anipd MrL ".Scqtt tRI� 2:30 Americ�n lµguJ Football Conl�YdllJ tb . �il; Mon m · t bus Colu mer !J:30 Ilka Cha1e �ow ('1 ie od Nl!PCY Shifflet. �veoswo sult a.n eye specialist. , .:( , 1:00 B.adM and Bullets 6:00 People's Chai.of visiting ht!r grandparents Mr. and 11g ·Abbott ,'fl:'0 Mr. a nd Mrs. • 1 1 :00 TV Cla�sroom 6:30 Walt Disney Pre511!Jnta l � ..1�Mra . Leo Y. oung .,_ a,· w � �. t .31th:r. spen chil w-1:n 7:30 M.11;vericlt. Cui 11:30 Hydroplanes U nlimited Le � of e Mr. and Mra. and· Mrs. Fred Thabet,i .MB.son . . · 1 8:30 LaWlillill 11:45 {lodtio King: Toledo are visiting ��r p�enta, ' ¥rs, Graef Glase spent . " ·: 1:00 . The Pebel 12:00 The 5,ooo· th Mlle with Mr. aM �kerad blander• The 9:30 ,1 12;30 1959 Pro Bowi Classic l ;o:oo Walter Winchell l;(KJ Film l::;J:,:PGJ i�h �� Lt :00 ·... 'Oltl�flWS Tp�bt 3 ,oo;_; llii8 }ll0£T .,(;/pen . ,,:10 "'Q(e, Show . N 1 M'f__i•fu,tf Mrs. · P'. :£ . �affer .. 3:ll> trre�Gain� Sh0w , 'Cblurnbtti • iptint, th� Wl!�end. '9!')ib,f' c Mr. and Ml'!I. Harold Blacks�9R . · and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Clar�• . 1:30 Fem Mason •!t!tnt §untta�- with their . IOh �I'! Me and Polly 8:30 Just attending 'colleg111 ,. cfiM,•1 w.119 •·SO Have Gun. Will Trav-1 1 :BelliallY! W. \a. fi:lO The Brigbtf!r D8Y l0:00 Gun.smoke 1:15 The Se«et Storm Mrs. William Bartels . returned 10:30 Not For Hire e fro� •igs General Hospi• h t:80 'rhe Edge of Ni«ht 11:00 News 1;1"0 The 'I'bt ee Stooger Frll\llY, t \: • 1 :15 Theater 13.i. -· ·' ,, ....B'tltUOi Conde and Mm P!OO Arthur J. Smith-NtWII Chrf.1tina O'Donnell of· Pomel'O)' th,., 1,1G " 1.ook a1 the spent Sunday with Misses Aghes, 8:20 3portscope ' · and Katy ·Grue11er. 9:00 Rev. Mathew� e:30 Amos 'r.' Andf' n · .¥1\; and Mn. Vincent Broderi<.t:, .,_ )II••••"· •· 30 ._,_ lf-"I•'"'' • •, ; 00 HIghway PatroI · arid . lifns ealled on Doug Clr'cle ·of·· Scienoe. Ch�tiaa, ij(\W l�O(t 7 :30 Special , ­ ', M�i,ig Star Sunday. · · - w HeaJ.a 8:30 Route 66 an d :Hrii. Husl;ell �lliOII•! · IO;l� "'-rqerlFaqs at Wqr)\ O:;J!l Mr. Garlund · ·artd -90n Kenneth of · , Spl'i ngfii'ld• 10!30 Ca:.:Jm"a 3 10:ob Twilight zone spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 11:00 Dig Picture 10:80 Eyewitneas to History ·;;t:;. t:!...ue1er, ....wl1t. � ,t Tt""l'Pli �·1 I News ,,., 1 b1: o G v. lhto 1t, 1l i � :QQ, 11:10 A Loolt at the · Weather: tl Ro� I , . \�ilq 11:15 Theater 13 1,1,llll �•Football' IJ.'l,\ Highlig� ." •' . . · Footbatt, Pro 1:30, ..h.u � g Bowlio ship n io Cnamp 4:00 1· ,u,1111 8 :46 Our Gang Comedies · 5:0p Rev. Willard Wilrox : 5:�o �-cqµ•it," · ��' ' 10:00 Captain Kangaroo. ' ' H!)ur Am��ur Allaka• 'ted'tM�fk of �:00 n La d -Maglc The 1100 J.:30, �,-a�th, c'ea� zam ,, Playhou11e . Uoo. • l.l■lid&. . 1 1:80 Mighty Mouse · • 1·:sn Dennla the Menace 12:00 Sil)' King 1:00 The Ed Sulllvan Show 12:� Nei1hbors · 9:00 The Bii Sell Album an J2:45 .&meric 10:(KI Candid Camera - 1 :00 Movie Matinee Wil!I) : ·wbalii1)ty l,(]U D1111•♦ " �al U]ljO, ilJllida11; , WroalllOI, S'4r 6,00 All ' U:15 Theate� 13 7 Lock Up i-.30· VALLEY LUMBER and Supply al �el•• Channef 3-Sa� Eden Society Items Of Interest :2i ' CMl!Ml 3··fridJY for Daddy 4:00 4:30 &:00 11:11) 4:0li I:ll I:� 8:30 e:U '!;ll!I, 7:30 -;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;======;;;. NOTICI OF P ILING AND HEARING ON INVINTOIY CaN No. 11,424 Probt,. Court, Melt• Covnty, Ohio TO lhe Executor or Admlnl1th:· Ior and to such of the following as re residenlll of the at,te of Ohio: surviving 1po11ae, if nny; next of k In; beneficlarie1 under the will, ; r ai,y: the attorne)' or attorney, eprese ntl ni any of the aforemen­ loned person■: You ure hereby notified that on , Ihe 5th da)' of <kilober 1980, an l nventory and Appralaement: ot t!te e1tate of Garfield A. Adaffl1, de­ ooaaed, late of Pomeroy, Ohio In nt 0 11 �e���, )Io:•���:e���J Appralaement will be had before. Ihl1 Court. on Ute 21th day Qf [Oct· . ober 1960, al 10:80 o'.clotk A. M, E:r.ceptlon, the�to ma)' '?e fll� by any interested party at anY Ilft'!e prior ,lo five da,y, �ore lh• da\e. set for he«rln1. WITNESS my •tanlture atid the 1eal ot said Court, thts 15th day ot Octob,t:!r, •�· ,• F. H. O'BRIEN Jutlae and E>-Olfleto0 j:Jei:k B1 Aqn Buer, Depu� Ci.uti:, <1!/)' 7, 1._, li, , -, ' ,,. • Point Roc k News Of The W. eek Events Reported I Albany IHI l!vrry Day 1 1 4) For Rent I I 7 J Help Wanted . ... Political Pulse tEL.t:V ISlO.tt GU l Ol WSAZ�Tv Channel 3 i,u. NOTH:; 1: OF PILING AND HEARING ON INVINTORY Prob,ta Court, Maies County, Ohl6 AS 15 SPICIALS C111 No. 11,411 57 M■rcury 60 H. P. $495.00 TO I.he Executor or AdmJnistra• 59 Mercury 70 H. P. $595.00 ts H, P. Mercury Outfit $995,00 lor and to such of the followin, as ure residen ts or the slate of Ohio: METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 Int Main Sl,.tt, Potn■roy ' �urviving spouse, il an)'; next of km; bcncf1ciarles under the will, PhOIM WY2-3170 if any; lhe att.orney or attorney, 8-20-Uc rcpr'llsenling any of the afotementiuncd pt!rsons; You arc hereby iiotlfJed that on ---�--- 1 the 6th day ot October lBfJO, an ln­ EJUH'f ROOM IJUUSIC, two riv. ventory and Appraisement of t�e room ap111unent1, A. N. llcmael. estate or Henry F. Balle)', decea•• Phone WY2-327:.I. U-2·U'C cd, late of Cheater Townahip in said Cou nty was filed in \hl1 Court. Heari nJ on said l nveiitory and 1<·ou 1t HOOM Trailer $211 a mont�. Claylo11 Holyurd, 189 Appr11.lsement will be had befort Ash .St., M1ddleporl, O. 10.fi.3lp thu Court on the 24th d41J ol Oct• ober 1980 at 10 o'clock A- M. TUAILElt COURT space for rent. Exceptions thereto ma)' be filed Clea n quiet reaidentlal location by any Interested party 11l tny In Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete time prior to five day1 before the patio and walks' good water. date set for hearl n&, 1ewcr, laundry, prlvllcgos, $3.00 W ITNESS my al&nature and per week. Hobart Dillon, Realthe seal of aald court, tbls tor, Gallipolis, Ohio. 10-6-IOtc 3th day of October 1060. F. H, O'BRIEN Judge a nd Ex.-orllclo Clerk MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms By Ann .Baker, Deputy Cletk 11nd bath apartment. llirch cab(10) '1, 14, 2tc: inets, disposal, I ncinerator, large doaets. Phone WY2-Al4L 9-16-tfc ao:caaoai traoaon ,na �o• FOUR ROOMS, 11nfurni.11hed ,nd louQ' mower blade, aharfour room furniwhcd. Phone CWlto• moWlq and WY2-JJO:l, Christine Bee&le, 10-7-tllc )DI, ---· ···, !IIIAYILY TIIACTOl --�. a ltniee 112 !.. )I.tin St •,taona WY �:an&. MAN lo take. over 1tatlon. Phone. WY2-9920. 9-23-tlc TE . -_ T. H. DA vis° �probrlct two 1&ory, located WANTED: Medlanic, Phone artb Tblrd 111d Coal 9920. 9-23-ttc , Ml4dle� • may be 1DJ ._,en1n1. , 8-1'7-80ic r, , "lddl•Pfft WY•2-2649 IAU'IZ PIIID ITO.. At C,,_ Yllbn S.21.U IIAMILL SIRVIC ■ ITATtON (9a )_ �rine Supplies �•at. Wii A 1 1CTION ■■I C..npleh ..,.,.,.,. Crltt 1,.-acffont Wtfte, JtllOINI ., eo..tfft A.. C. IRADNtat1, a.c...... Oha.. --------- -------· : ·f nn­ fo'OH SALE 4 room house on 8 11crca or ground, desirable for lot · addi.lion on Syracuse flood rm1d, ¼ mile from hlghway, city !-'Ult SAU; aulo1.m1tic circulatin!l 1 w11tcr, good road. Phone WY2gaH healer with fan, M,uou tl293. 10·7•3tp H'fU U11Cd three mouths. In· 11uire 11t 12U Mulberry Ave., l'1i°meroy. 10-8·3\p ! FOIi SAy: APPLES, Rome,, Stay­ !_1!,19n1, Rid and Yellow Delicious, \ ' ltiMt Oder. On Route 689. �7 ltc ·' � 1rt hou■e trallpr with � k wllllout lo\. WIil HlJ reason­ ; ib)e. SU 9r Phone Ra)'mon.d t •'.fMmu; Lar111Yllle SH2-4193. THRE E ROOM apartmen t <1n . Ii» , . -aie Co ... n dor SLreet, Pomeroy, alao, 4 ,;, ' ! iii1,,tS, ID-A Polaroid Land Cam­ room apartment Oh Second Street, Pomeroy, Phone WY� i" ,( P , wortr: llabt and Oaab at­ $76. Call WY2-5243. 2733. 9--28-tfc t p .U'A.l.o.i. .lot.1'N'l'b - .furnlabed �'l'l ,J.! ' � Cluence Pro!Jitt, unturn�..ed- �•tert. .lllddle port. Phone WY 2-Wl. 3 3 tf ' 10-4-12lp � • 1 Ob�. f II-II.ff AIR 80NDmONmG, R£F'RIGD, ation aefflee Jack'• Retrl1en-­ tion. New lbve:n. ¥bone W7. 6-2'-tf ,uo - ��·•/ NGtices _ ___ I __ FOR SALE '• ' HOUII •""laMN. A,,..ld ..... tMrt., Syrac-., Oh-. rhoM PJ;tONE WY-2-21 51 • ' • ' (10 ) Business Services Mu ■LLIR P"iikNACII, w■mNO WY2.6SM, lor lllree ......,.uve iDoorttODL , -!,�,..- wvrdmot?tb for 30 ce.o.tJ "4'r word. i ffl'O Daily Program Schedule ddleport, 0,, Oct, 7, 1960-7 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Ml , . i!BNll - ... ' �.-. BIJIRMIJ#I - · :.-.... ;!-,. " j ... .. . �.. . . . . . .,. 1: .• ' ..' ' . ... .'.... . , :-. t-,· ' . � .. . ··....... ----- .····.. ·---. . ·. ·..· .· · .· ·.. .• ,.· ·. . . . . ·---- ----- . .., . . ... � . . ., J ."' , · · � - ,:::':'." . . . . .. . ~ .. - + . . . .!!'!'!! . .. . -�·�, ·---·· . . --.... . . -;-- .. _.,..�1 - -:--...... - ...... !. .. ��·� .. ,'. • ,. - , Pally �ntlnel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Oct 7, 1960 I ' WANT ADS lr.Oa CONSIS'J'o:NT ·, · ' DEPENDABLF llESULTII IIATES I CIIIJlill PII' --.rd. ooe lnttertion. MiaiD>um charge - 60 ceq,ta. 1ll1n1J - one hll nte ol. t oeota per word wiU be charged for advertiaina If DOI 1llUd .ttlliln lU din aner rece.vin2 bill. l llrh,..t Ill All� - Should be r"9(':1Ni !.mmNUately. The ont be t'ellIM)na.i.ble tor awre tb&ll one incor­ ,., .,.._, , Seatinel , :ftet dlNl"Uon. of nlllb and Speclal Notice• of Evv-oll JUIO. Obiluarta1 t rhUltllod at 1 Ce'll per word. 1 MO. d DAYS 3 LA"!& j DAY : 1'." lfOaD8 ,u10 fl.M 90c eoe 11 • fl,IK\ " , .. dOo fl,.. $6.00 711c $2,211 '7.ao �' i'Wa nmlh"ed bJ 10 A� will be in tita:t day·, paper. f ,J i � t • .m .• ::i . a . litiirr . ·- - ­ AN• PEST CONTROL , . Patn. FrN IMPKtlon. lt11ur• ilt:A."ll ;s $ 1 .00 per bu. Pick your own. Bnng your own contamer. 1,p■Natllnwfde. phofM ll. I C W. PruHllt , Portland, WY2..,._ •Station4.26-tf ... A. l0-4-12tp _ c · ,-.. DJA M_o N.D- HLNG A!'I D Firat Presbytet'i� . ONE Hamden 21 Jewel lady .s wr1.st, C3'ureb memben Prellbyterians w<1tch. Inquire tl20 Locust �t., ,'6.ho hive atop� coming lo Middleport . 10 5 �le '5uadaJ School and Church, I ' pluq attend the rewards are smGE1l. SEw1NG- )IACIIINE, -�-- l0-4· 5tc blond cunsole model in excel.....1. l�nl_ cumlitwn with ' guara n tee. ·1. Jnne;-"'s�hlllips, will not e l<.qu1ppcd to make button holes, teQN)nllble for any debts contra<'t• darn, pa�ch, moi:i ogram and many , ,cf by anyone other tha n myself. fancy z.•g zag st1 �ches. ,Take over Jamea s. Phillips, Harrison- , balance due . $43.50. rerms arville, Ohio ,• ranged or discount for cash. .... 10 5 3tp 10 5 6t c l ' ho m· WY 2-2204. DANCE SQUARE AND �ND :,Saturday night, Oct. 8th, Crum l NECCJII SEWING M A C H I N E. ,.1:30 IO 12:30 at Pomeroy MooNe Equipped to zig zag, darn , mono· >Lodae. All Moose members aud gram, etc. Sold orlginally Ior 10-7-2tp :lrie_nds. $181 .00. Pay off bala nce of $51.1.QO or $8 per month. Phone G -+.• SHOOT 1 P-6un· •-11 Y , GUN - m. WY 2· 2204. 10 5 6tc ;Oct. ttth. Sponsored by Moose ,Club on old Route No 7 behm<l · -----· AUCTION 10-7-Ztp I .Skating Ri nk. Ou S11turd1ty, Oct. 8, 1960, al 1 , 00 P. M. " my home back of ___ I thi: Chester Methodist Church, in LOST FOUR fox hounds during Che11lcr, I will sell at auction Ule the llifel&t County Hunt. Any- lolluwmg: Uc.iuty Gas Rangc, Servel Re• one knowing their whereabout� plea,e notify 1my Fox Hunter fn�cra(l)r, llrop Leaf table, two 10-7-4Lc dmmg room iables, Melul utilily call W_l!-�2, cabinet, steu stool, �l mch Crosley 'fV, 17 1ncn Admiral TV,\ Si ngcr Sewing M11chinc, good, Electric Waflle l ru11, l'ort1:1blc electric e.N CINR UMd C•N wa11hcr, Sunl.team !run, Quad Gas All Makel anll Moclal1 Healing Stove, 3 ll1:i.ls, Llbr<1ry 'MTROPOI.ITAH MOTOQ fable, Floor and Table L11mp1S, ...... . a..t Ma.la It. 1:t by 13 Wool !tug, D by 12 Wool ,-..,.,., -Oh• ug, II -- -- - -.1 11e following Antiques; China 'M BUICK Super Hardtop Looks :a nd run1 like new. Phone WY2- Cupboard, <..:berry Chest, Iron 10-f-6lp Bed, Hall Tree, Wash Stands, 2'n8. - 0---- � C.:h11.ir11, Marble Top Dresser, TeleJI07 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 dr phone, Three Stands. Al1111 dishes, cooking utem.Jls, ' one owner, low mileage, puwer brake■, 1teerl ng, R&H, while bed clothes and many other items ;wall■. 702 W. Mai n St., Pome. too numaruus to mention. roy. 10-f-3tp 'J.',.::-mH: Cash. Not Rt1pon1lbl1 for Accldenh l,1134 MERCURY, 2 door, automa­ Refresh1111:nts wlll be served by 'tic traruiml11!1lon, r11dio and he11t­ the Cheshir ll of A. Lodge. ier. Phone VlJ-2451 ur see Bill Owner: Elir:abelh Wickhpm :JifcKelve)'. 10-7-Jtc Aucliu.iecr: I. 0. McCoy 10-1-tltp ' ' I \ ' 'WINTED _ o�E I b I d.:-- __ . ' ' . l61 Lost and Found 8! 1111 Auto Sales - 'I ' I, I I I: i' • iii:"' J'U"ii:' OIL -aadcoal I ' I I fur. mcea, Ca.I.I for tree ettimat.ea: l'onman • Abboll MldaleporL · ,-io,tJt f I '", 'I I d ·- I , I II ,I For Sale Good TIPIIBONE. . lihone wv2-sm. 1 I condition. 10-1-stc ' lJl;· RATS killed With Star War.tarln. :n� Iba. Sl.4&. Ebenbach ltaidware, Su111r Run Flour JU.II, Landmark Co-Op. rl) JI, 29, 30; ttiJ 3, 6, 7, 12, •11, H, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; . ;(f;i) 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, I 28, 28, 28, ,30; (12) I, 2. I I :II. ( · �- OF MULES, 2 wheel trailer. · •e Rodney Pierce, Lon� Botlom. 10 5 Jtp /. , llbll '1'llAlLEa le� foot Aluminum SPortlman, lull)' equipp­ , alNpa five. Excellent condl• 1 , n, SacrHice, Phone New Ha• TU2-230& or TU2-126L 1 1f)'mond f'Jelcb. 10-8-3tc :,1n �·--�: l're1b Cow Guern■ey - .' d iecGnd calf. WHllam Blake, eu. · 11).1-etp FOR SALE 250 -bile1 mixed hay. LN T■,tor, Rt, 1, Raclne. , 1�7-.ltc , fldO �· · ) ,l · Call Dk1 Stwrdl 8elo1·, 9:30 A.M. "" P. ..,,.,.,.A.M. --- S....., AUCTIONIIR RIASONAILI RAT S SATISFACTION GUARANTIID Call or wrl.. I, O. McCoy Ch..ter, Ohio 8 22 30tp ■ -------- . BULLDOZER FOR HIRE, Ponds, basements a nd la nd11capJng. Ph. Chester, YU r,..32M. 10 3 30tp PAINTlNG INSIDE AND OUT. Papering. Floor sa nding and fln­ ishing. Carl E. Nelson Rutland, Rt. 1. Phone WY 2-6969. 10 f Otp ( 206 1 l nsuronce -COKl'LKTE -- -IJ<SURANC& PRO lection , Ute. Auto, Jl"lrt, Pollo Call Doa IWJ.a. Mlddlepart. QJ>lo. BARNE6•SIMPSON !NliU RANCE Agent.a, Middleport. Fire, Aut.o­ moblle. Bondi. Phone WYt2903, 8-27-tf (21 1 Real !:state FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bath, nice location. MeMa Hood, 1 1 1 Lo�uat St., Pomero)'. (9) I 30tp f'OR SALE--Lol and two houses. One, 9 rooms and bath, and one � roums with runnini water. Call SP 3,5MJ2, Clifton. • 10 5 6tc FOR SALE A ti room house and bath, two Iota, storm dOora a nd wi ndows, double .:.fitsle, gas heat, clty water. $4,500 down, balance in 8Jnall month­ ly payments. Phone Wl9-3792. 10-6-tilp 1'' 0R SALE 6 room house with la nd, Rutland Town1hip. Phone WY:.!-8181. 10·8-0tc Legal Notte, ---- -· Legal Notice ... • -- - --- -- - 1 1 8) W"ff. Emplovment Wc.,ted BABY si'ITING in my own · hom.e day, evening or 11labt, WY2· 2&22, 10-8-3tc WILL DO lronlnt 1D m y borne. Call TU2•88M. 10,6,3tc ' Mo•• uK• PARCHM••r RJCHMOND, Va. Ul-'1-A cheml' c, I U y t,eat,d ..... that "" lheoret1<!al hie of 300 years hu El�ven women of this com• bee n developed by researehen al l Rj;d��lJ°N!t K �:;..,.. !11Untty al\ended the health meet- I the Slan dard Paper Manu facturare annou ncing the birth of a son m1 at Lake Hope Thursday. ing Co. here. In City Hoapital, Parkersbur&, J. E. Radekl n is a 'medical paThe project wes aponsored b Y Y. Sept. 26. tient at Holzer Hoapilsl. gr_ant from the Couiic(I on . LLII Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Randolph Mrs: Taylor Moore is visiti ng Two bi& factors in the election DETROIT UPI _ Ordinarily it's brat')' Resources, Inc. L1brer1�ns and chlldren, Llttle Hocking were In Kentucky. n o trouble at ,11 getti ng a pollti- In Michiaan are.; · fmd _t�at mosl pulp paper begms Mrs. Winnie Turner is viRiting 1. Six-term Democratic Gov. G. bere Wednesday the guests of his cian lo predict a la ndslide vlctory lo d1smtegrate after only about his party in an Mennen Wllllams is stepping aside brother an d slster-Jn-law, Mr. a nd her daugh{er, Mrs. Leslie Canode 50 years. for him a nd who is in the hospital. and, 2. Historically Michigan haa Mrs. Carroll Randolph. election. Mrs. JeS11e Proffitt is spending Diet Hall who enlisted i n the But in Michigan even the can, co ne Republican in presidenti.il Navy a few days with her son Down Lakes S. now . is U Great at did ales are a little hesitant to eleetlons, with the GOP carrying Nelson and family. forecast the outcome of the Nov. the state for Thomas E. Dewey i n Ill., taking hi• basic trai ning. Dale Blair of Coolville was a B election, and i n their he1itanc1 UM8 and President Eiaenhower in Orla nd Sams, Newark. spent visitor here Wednesday. business oUl56 even when Dem seems to lie the truth of the cur• 19�2 and 1ast week with Mr. end Mrs. G. rent political situation in the. WoJ. erat Williams was winn1I1B big at Attending I birthday party at B. Radekin. Hia wife, son Gary the state level. verine state. Belpte Sund•)' given by Mrs. and daughter, Carol)ln were week The coming election in MichiNixon and Kennedy would ap• Kathryn Dietz for her eight ye,r end guests gan appears to observers al this pear to agree with lhe tossup a■• old aon Bill were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. W. E. Campbell point lo be a tossup, with the seuffient. Both have campai&ned R. £. Williams, Mr, a nd Mra. Democrats perhap1 holding an m the ■tale already and both Warren Pickens and Mr. and Mrs entertai ned the seven th-eighth grade clauea of Columb�11 school edge in th.e races for 1tate office.a have promiaed to come back in Lyle BalC,enon. and U. S. senator and the Repub- pursuit of Mlcihip.n'1 20 eleetoral u_ and Mrs. A. N. McGmor witb a wiener roast and hay ride . · votea. Iicans "noId'1118 an •dvan1age in of Vi�cent were here Monday, Thurada)' night. the presidential contest. Th, question of i'.{tnnedy's rel!• gueata of their dauahter Mrs. Mrs. W. I. Swett, Middleport Detroit Free Pre11 political &ion haa popped up in a small M,ary Nichols. :visited her paren UI, Mr. and Mrs: writer Ray Courage, who recen.Oy way in some outat11te areas that Mr. and Mra. Tom Collln1 and A. D. Morri/ion , completed a doorbell-ri nging tour are generally Protestant and gen• son Mike of Belpre were visitors Brushes or rolls on fast over ?f a do�n communitlea, 1ummed erally R.ep1,1 bllcan an)'how. But It Saturday in the L. B. Sisson home, a nd famJly. pinter, wallpaPt)r, dry-wall, would not appear to be a major they were to spend the early 1t up th11 way; The Boy Scoutli �ere camping concrete, bh:ick or brick. No I i example, both e si n , fo r ''The prealdentla1 race In Mich- , Hue _ he� , « part of the week at West Point, Sunday under the supervision a;ealer needed. Dries quick. lsan is a tonsup," · Neither Vice of Michigan • present U. S, sena- N. Y., with Mrs. Collin'• brother, of their leader C. Ed Humphrey. Washes easily, In America's Kenneth Taylor observed his most wanted decorator col• Preside nt Riehard M. Nixon or tors are Roman Catholics and the David Sisson and family. ors . , . at low budget prlces. Sen. John F. Ken nedy 10 far h•• late Prank Murphy. al.-o a CatboMr and Mrs Arthur Hetzer fourteenth birthday ann iversary For a limited time only ;U9 "made slenlflcant a:ainn, And oiie l ie, had n.o trouble a:etUng elected spent a day �t Little Hocking Wednesday evening with a family a quart ,r another • , • with their son Lemoyne Hetzer party when his mother Mr,. Zora of every four voter■ intervlewe• IOYi:rDot. On� thint that could ba.-aas Belle Taylor who ill employed in is undecided." Kenned ; in buvil)' Democratic Parkersburg came with refresh­ IIPI PrHldanUal Raff T ments of ice cream and cake. On lhe state level Courage Wayne County (Detroit), where civ­ The regular meeting of the fou nd the racea for ,Jovernor and JI ritht1 is a miJor iuue with t_be on i tnd with ar populat Nea:ro se Wal!I held at the Riverview P'I'A J U. S. senator shover into the b■elr:By Marth■ Holr,lagw School Monday evening Jn charge ground by the presidential con- organized labor, Ii the fact that Attendance at the F..den Sun• of the president. Mrs. Maxine teat but that "if either candidate Sen. Lyndetn B. Johnton ot Texas School was 84, offering wa1 Whitehead. day presi• mate vJce for runnln, his la • i, y, or n making headw for gover $18.33. ritrs. Opal Randolph was at Lit­ it is Swainaon (the Democrat). He dent. Martha Holsin ger, Lydia Che• tle Hockmg Monday, a visitor i n benr.flts from a pleaatn1 per• . The first reaction of Gov. Wil• a want-to-be•li1othered �1ame and o&her MJcb1gan dele- valler and Mr. and Mrs. Orval the Calvin Ran dolph home. sonality, 1atea to the oation,1 Democratic Barringer attended the funeral After a mon th's visit at Orlan• took <1nd his war JnJu.rie,." convention to Johnson'• selection of John Grimm in Toronto, O., do, Fla., Mrs. Martha Hauber re­ was ■Pier and dlaappointment. Friday. He was a nephew of turned by plane Monday. While Some deleaatea even muttered Martha Holsinger. there she was the gu.est of Mr. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Warren Baker a nd Mar­ about beiil.C "betra)'ed" and "douRobert VanMeter were Mr. and vin and Nanc)'. Her son, Charles ble•croated. " Mrs. Russell Van Meter of Port- Hauber, Reedsville, met her at .lohnton "Add• Nothing'' Ju.St before leaving tor the con- land. the airport in Parkersburg. The Mr. and Mrs. Al,va Holsinger flight required six hours, leaving vention Williams b11d 1aid JohnGauges: Montgomery: 18.2 tip­ &On cou1d "add nothing" lo the Jr. spent the weekend with her Florida at 3: 15 and arriving in per. 9.2 lower, 2 rt ,open; GIHI• Uct11t in Michlaan. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parkenl:Jurg at 9:Ul with two polis: 17.9 upper, 8,7 lower, 1 three But rn,W that they have him, Cline. They also visited Fannie changes In Georgia and Charles­ quarters ft. open; Lock 23: 15.8 WUHama irid other Democrats say Beaver, Raci ne. ton . upper, 9,0 lower, cloaed orr• .All South Third Ave. Mr. an d Mrs. Larry Holsinger to they like .him. However, up Edward Chevalier a nd family movable d�ms up 13 thru 23 and now they have not c.'!alled Racine, ,,ent l�ent Sunday at Dutch Ridge upon and dau1bters, closed off; au· Kanawha Riv'er him to campaign in Detroit Middleport or Sundal' with Mr. and Mrs. Clin• with the Norman Midkiff family. dams on the sill. ton Holsinger. Wayne County. Ohio Rlver Boals, Downbound: Democrats freel)' and almoat Sunday vla.ltors of Mr. and Montgomery. Cornell 13 am, 0-1; unlvtr1all,y · grant that not having Mrs. Mike Kerwin were Mr. and Lock 14: A. v. Chrlfls Jr., 8:20 p.m. WIiiiama at the top of the state Mn. Charley Hill and eon Teny 9-0; Lock 17: Fonythta 9:40 p. m. ticket ·thl1 year will hurt them. and a friend Larr all of Col­ . y 0-1; Lock 18: Albert F Holden 0:20 Or, •• a top . r1nkl111 Democralie umbus. am, 0-22; Lock 19: Charlea R. Ste­ oraanJzatlon · official put It, "WithJanetta and Rosemary Eubanks Yenaon, 4:2� am, 18-0; Loek 19: out hlni the outcome won't be as and a friend from Greenfield Mike Creditor, 9:ZO am, 20-0; �Ii: cer\ain ais It would be with him." visited Thursda)' and Friday with 22: Waverl,y 9 am, 4-0; Lock i�: The caodidatee for governor their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Ca_rl D. 11:30 am, 1·3; Norlh...: thi■ year are pteunt Democratic fld9n .�lake. . 10.11'.1 tm. 7·3, · Tllan 11 am, G!--9, Lt. , Goy. · Jolln 8. S:niMPn; a · ,Jf,iirtij�•. and Fr�!Jll • Holsinger Lock 23: Walter C, Beckjord l:1Ml habdaome, baby • feced yuunV' inan aimie Bigley, Susie Kerwin a nd pm, ·u1 .3; Elizabeth 6:06 pm, -.1; who IOst both his teas to a Lydia Chevalier visited Thursday of· 1 Helen Z 8:011, pm, �; Ro11elyan W. ine In World War II, and with Velma Lyers of W. Virginia. 9:llO am, 1.2·; Cinclnn,u 10:53, 1111, land m �epµbllcan Paul D. Bagwell,. 47, Mr, and Mrs. . Robert Webb and 16,3. a Mlcb.11iin S'tii.te Unlvenlly pro- daughter of Shade vlsited Satur• , Up at Lock 27: 1. F. F'rYlterltl' fedor who lo1t to Williama In day evening with Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 am, 16-0; Lock 23: c. V. H,f. 19&8 and who, like hi■ opponent, Alva Hol,in1er. , ner, &:20 pm,, 0-2; Beaver, 10:30 ii, has a phy,lcal h1ndie■p. Bag• Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and m., 9--1. well'a lea, were crippled' in a daughters Karen ' and Saudra boyhood bout witlh pollo and he visited Sunc111}' with Mr, and Mrs. Automat-ie41-Uy reduces .Jts i n put ½ ...for eeta around with the help of Alva fiol!in&er. cane,. William Kibble spent an eveLIGAL NOTICI OF SALi mild weather · · - - for peak efficiency. The candidate, for U. S. senator n ing with Clarence Tribbet. Bld1 will be received by the undersigned at the office, ol are incumbent Democrat Patrick Resumes full capacit)' for cold wcath�. sun(bay dinner a:uests of Mr. Web1ter and Fultz, Pomeroy Na­ V. McNamara, 63, and Republi• and Mrs. Lewi& Walker were Mr. Result - - - - no overheati ng, no · rue] tional Bank Bulldini, Pomerqy, can U. S. Rep. Alvin M. Bentley, and Mn. James McGee and fam• '3, millionaire and former For­ a Ohlo1 until 10:00 A. M. on Friday, waste. Phone us for full details. oti Akron. Mr. &nd Mn. Virgil Oetober 14, 1860, for the pur­ elan Service officer from Dewey's Uy Walker of Baahan and John Joe old hometown, Owosso, Mich. cha9e of the Bertha A. Arnott Shain of Racine. real estate, Jituated · in Letart Paythoneurotk 1 24 Filler Mn. Edith Siuon and children Town■hlp, Mel.11 Collnt)', Ohio. WARM AIII FURNA of Pomeroy visited her parents, CES ' The above real eatate con1l1t1 Mr. and Mra. Hanaon Hc,lter iun• seventy.four ef approximately da acrea, oo which there • ,uuated �"- Amanda Baer returned a live-room frame dwemnc:. home after apendin1 a week with ■ r Amt16a Walbr . Freel■nd s. NOITII, ) Mrs. WIiiiam Frecker 1peot Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Mora and Adminlltr,a�r or the Eatate of Bertha A. Amon the weekend with · her dau1hter famUy of Chester. Vlrall Walker of Bashan viaited (�) 30: (10) 3, &; ,, 8, 10, 12, 18 Mn. Georae Baer and famlb'. ' Cbarle1 WIidermuth and famlly I ' Sunda,- 1chool atten�nce Oct. er Sunda)'. Cheat of . . ,13.58 tion 3 WII 47, collec 232 •• It, Phona WY-2-2036 • Pom■roy, o. and Mra, Lewis Walker Mr. G Mr. and Mn. ee Mc and Jame, ••, . ""'.. ' McGee and James Mr, Mr.,. and MOl'ICI OP •ILING MID famUy of Akron spent the week HIAIU NG ON I NVINTOltY end with their graridparenll, Mr. , and family of AkrOJI, vlaited Mr. and Mr■. Vlr&ll Walker of Bl■ban C111 No. 11,4U • and Mn, Lewis Walker. Probettl Court, Mel■• County, Ohl• , Miu Rachel Rouih ot Columbus Sat_ll1'4ty. TO the Execu.tor or AdmlnJ1tr1• apent the weekend wlth ber ar, Mr. and Ml'I. Willard Faudree p tor and to auch ot the followin1 aa ent.1, Mr. and Mn. Kem l\ouah. -vllited Mr. add Mr,. Delbert are rtsidenta or the 1tate of Ohle: · Mr,. Wendel Frecker ot Ra· Gaul at Sumner • Tue1day. IW'Vlvln, 1pou11� if any; next of , cine vllited with Mr, and Mrt, Mr and Mr■. Jatk Steiber and lr:ln; benetlc.'!larJ.e1 under tbe will, Georae el.er and famllJ Sund-,. daiqhter Vallerla of Columbu■ II an,; the attorney or 1ttorn1)9 Mr, and Mn. Albin Buteta •�t 'the wtekeftd with her par­ repre1entlnt an, of the aroremen- Yiilted with Mr, and .11.n. Lewia enta, Mr. and Mn. Haa■on HolUIPled pel'IODS: ter, , Brown Sunday. ' You IN hereby notllled that on. Mn. Lewi.I Walker Ylllted Mr. Mr. and MrL HaNlld Holter the &tb day of October 1980, an In• and tamil)' or Lona Bottom \lial\- and Jin, Willard Faudree and ventory and Appnilsement of the ed Mr, ahd Mrs. Hllllon Holter Mn. AJD1nda Baer TueadtY eveestate of George Franll:lln Picken, Sunday. ninl, decea1td, late of Reedaville in Hid County WU med in thil Co\ll'L Hearin1 on Hld Inventory and. Appraiaement wlll be bad before tht1 Court on the 24th day or Octo­ ber 1960, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. Exception• thereto may be filed by any lnterested p,.ftl' at any time prior to five days before the the be,, hellnoa eqoipmenc is Mueller OillllUOl date 1et for hearing. WITNESS my aitn1ture and Whtn ,OU let w inm.11 Mueller C!imatrol automatic the seal or said Court, thil the fflOlt de, ' heari!II ;... an bf .;,. ,..,·� 5th day of October 1980. poadabl,, man mi1fy14 01ld' itloR' ""':1hrif1J hearing F. H, O'BRIEN ,....1i1e l1'1 � t0 fit ,..., bud,et ""' Yoo'U ho Judie and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann ·Baker, t>epuly Clerk lmUed bow littlt i, caaa IO own Mveller Climauol autoo (10) 7, 1�. Zic in;dF hellii... OIi ur, .Clt IIOp itl " ,..;, display !Obm. 10 leom all oboot a,r1,.._ won,fmt Mlldla Clim.UOI Political Race In Michigan • Seen As Tossup B W/ ft' nter lilake Room Bue'• Hollywood �,eamboat Bili <arn K id Mlllk "' the .Jim. naeur SIIOw Wothercat.t NeWI Pictu""e Huntley Brlukler 1tepon llc&llt 1/1111.ox o.,, Gr'eat Debate 8.30 The Westerner Dia9:001 l/1\ail<jf' . tifond .Nl:Jihe Plue One 10,00 � SMJ,pe , U:00 NM1 l'.eadll\J.N 11:10 WeaO-.ercast 11:ltl ;.ct Paar Sbfflr Si&n Off ' 1 :00 �u! RIVER REPORT 7:30 Down on the ]farm 800 Cilc.'!le 3 Ranch �eena, Queen d Jungle t:au J�ior Auction t'b:bb Sbari Lewis Shew .1:�ow }j:3Q Ruff & Redd:,, %}:q81 l"J?J' Q:4� &1an on 7· :00 Today on the Farm 11,so 'DIA, 11:@i Pre Game Show 12,:00 World Series 2,30 Ta,\ 1tch Mr Wiiard , V/ 4:M 4:'i actence Flcti.on 5:00 �tective's Diary G:� �e Story 8:QQ, HoUte Run Der11J N:ew.1 Fictm:e Sl!O,rt, Roundl'P t�.· ,,.., Let Us Show You · · · .. I New F u rn i tu re ONLY 1 �299 ;p .,· : ,, ·• , J\:,, ,1,.., In 1 ,,1·, ,·1•lr"l , · 1 ,1 FURN IT Uk! •1 \ '-' ' ' \,' ' ; , H�at Loss • : Prevents , • Conserves On, _ Fu�I , • Your Home · I s Warmer • , !<eeps Yo�r Ho�e Dry 8,!!E �s toriA\' •,ioa :VUE ISTIMA�S . ::· ·: �ffRl.;\LS', ;INC. \ '' . ' =r- CAN I tiELP "i'E ? .r � ... ,' NeJP �lplil\ lh�( infertudo. New, "� lvenlnt tiiwltldo Ne• Hiea4ti,.._ Su•dowp ..,_..': _;81ln Ofl______ :,::::.:.,:..:. Rock Spring$ , �vent$ 0f Week PJ�-.., ·••if u 'n!U• NATG-lERL", ONCE "4E's IN THAR.HE'LL TEAR R:::RE f-� Ll'L -So1lf-At\PP'V 10 A£:CES!!- ,,' . �11m,v Cbannel 8 -·Sunday ' NANcY , ;I '. . =� ��jly � "� • .... WHTM-TV Cha nne l· Chonnfll 13 - Friday w.. 13 Channel 13 -Sunday C,<T.• l• -�I� &/$'-/A/1.t.,LE,l&.... Up'To be Minute· .... ' ' t-4:,ws, ' ------�--- \,oq , , • Brings You Th�• T Cou nty a,oo IJ11 . Channe· 1 13 - .... • J_ tlillfflP.d" 10 AM :oo· Nii' ' . --�·r . . , Nm iji;i ij6iliidi, a '!11-lhi.h deadly kill�• 'o,,· •-• ' . ' . , HARWOO� , 1\ex. '(t.J� .;._ M,., ·eofti � snd� and · whtie" 'she '#U Walter Grauke recently had two chopp�ng it to death, ahe noticed dose acrapei wJ\11 ql,!'I� wkllo, , a ;l)_9i'J!l!O'!f, .�'!IIP''��I�, · wn!th ilie also kilU!d. 1he was worktn.g: ln tlie yard. ., ' . llf\!V, l\;5$. A�• . .. 5 :os'PM ·, �.;ns .. -... t ', _._ ' j'. : '; ,;/· ·, ;; ,;.,, ' , r.i �·,.: •• . ••. J. ! We Also Have 4 Good Sel�n ot u...i ·lloilillilg' Eplpment · ,:.: l•"I. ,:"-, ;• ' '• -i . . - ,. H ·, J!, rl o : ,. . ·------By ..-�··.-,- • ·' Yo11r Home Desirn Jle lestl ' - · , HOGG.. -.& , zos,AM · ... I TB ,,-, BAIINl!:Y GOOGLI!: All 8N I JPn SIII.,:: - 13:f s,oo G:SQ 611:32 '7:00 7,02 7:90 7 ,:8.2 . i ud J R o o m ,; ,y._. West Colum.bio Social Events JohnMMI di.a�-' e ... Saturday W I LLIAMSON -- Slan On ChristoJlher The A,n11'1ol(eJ Fron tien or Faith Thia ii the Ufti 12:00 TV Chapel 1z,311 Pre Ga!Jle Sho� 12:43 World Series 3:30 U, S. Steelworkers 3:45 Film Feature 4;00 Lab 30 5:00 Machlne Workers of Ame.rlca 5:30 People Are Funny 6:00 Meet the PreH 6:30 Sund-,)' llle.ws 8:40 Weatbercast , . "''" Sports 7;0Q Shirtfty 'tempi" Show 8:00 Natjqnal .V4'lyet, 11.39 'Jl1b Huatv S:bow: -;If' CbevJ Sbo!., tO:ql), fto�U.■ �.ourg �ow 10:30 T:w.o Faces we,t U:00 News ll:10 Wea�� 11:15 Nltewatth I� .:... _Ol n = _1 ,00 SJ& .:..:... � :-- I u,>G> 1A14 0 s...... Chlll!llll.3.- $11nday 9;45 10:00 lll:30 11:QO 1�,80 'F GASAVER L.,,,,, 'No.a:- . 10:30 Ll:00 11:10 :1: ;.., 2:00 8:oa 1:00 S;JO 1,80 1,00 t,"2 t:IO 1,8b t0:00 10:10 . L0:30 l0:32 t0:4G l,t :00 . 11,02 11:!!', 11:90 12:00 ,,oo REVOLUTIONARY Ohio Valley 'Plumb ing and Heating, Inc. 9,30 e wna ,,oo WIWAMSON News Reported �,oo r;� � � IU! ,,., Yow Oil Pt, Plewnt t:6G ■ a,oo N.., llJo4ll,w IA; '¥lit/< Go JIO!!III . • l'Jo NJWto 1,15 ....le Go Rolllld 4:00 New■ � ; \ 4:02 Mut!c Go 8'>Wld f · . Local New1 ,,u Jlu1lc Go ""°"d Bu,i,aJI � G,1111 llulc Go 5:30 News Rea . , . . , G,,1 Muttc Go 11/1� 5:41'.1 Complete NtWI B.oall4-at 8:00 Crow's st.at B0\111--SOUnd WtHS·TY Cha nne l I f ....PPLt a - rlulJ Just Like TWO Fu rnaces For The Price Of O N E . . . Forest. Ru n T:30 8,30 We.athereut saturday Nl&'ht Jatn�• .Bona�za Tall Man The Deputy 1be Campaign and the Candidatel Van from Interpol Ne·-··• H 9adlinu W .!.atherc11t Shockwatcb &Ian OIi ' """"!'• U:IO 1111t For You 1:00.. No_, 11.II; hllt hr Yea ;;.;;;:,.:=.:...-.,e.:-==-::--'--- •:,411, COMPANY Legal Notices •�oo 7;00 -� f;Qt1 1:11 ,;II i:00 ,,02 l:811 ,,._ a,oo � • Pthlay) ·� 0A OU:.S U,11, N•�• VII New• Beadlb�• Bl!flWP' PartJ P1'11em B�wue Slip Br•¢11!11 Pw New, Be,dll&Port• Repol'. Bre,okf"I PutJ Ne'lt'I Breulut Party Nen Headllaeo Brellklut hn,, New1 Brealtl.ut Party Coffee Time Swap Shop Neft Headllne1 Momln1 De.otlOIII llldlo lf1mnal Nen ...dHnll Collallf JJ • J'um 'J":-.. Racir .;ul, No· There were 31 in attendance By Mn. Vtrn.111 Mrs. Helen RolWI assisted by at Sund&)' School. Oct. 2, coAec­ Mrs. Shirley Priddy gaff a miS:. tion was $10,73, World Wide CQllntUDion • , ins Wednesday cellaneous shower d at Ftatwoo<li, ' Oct 2. observe even ing at the EUB Church aolnding tlfOID i.,. 'WCl'e al\f Tho1e ChariMrs. of cial rooms in honor ' es Mor11n Roush. The evenlni Mr. and• 'Mrs. Ellner 'Batie)1 . , Mrs, • •J:uler, Alice· Min WQJ, Fred• wan sj,ent playing games. Door ¥,-. afrd Mr. , Wears ' Wallet Mn. Lu• Mrs. to prize w.ll aJ,¥arded : g, lledr Mrs. Hom.M' Hartun vena Rainey. The honoree recelv• John · 141\ 1ll'dfot4 Rol�n Mrs. f<1rd, ed many lovely ap.d UBeful glfta. l and Mr. td1' a Refrer,hrqents were servt!d to and Mrs. Amos Leon' s ·"C:lacfy KM r, Grue1e Wm. Sylvia Coleman, Mra. Peggy Ar· Mn. Margan, Kathy . Motlan• J"4N · nott, �ddleport; Mrs. Helen Elias 1 • .,,, . Mrs. Elsie Stewart, Mrs. Jay Radford. Revival servic.'!el wll) •lie b4J• Foreman Mta. Lucille Slewart, the cbur<!li. �t. 6tt, · fttr.oulh at Mrs, Maggie John80n , Mn. Eetella Cunninlham, PomerOy; :Ml'!, Jane Oct. 18th. Freeland Norr:li will Johnson, Mra. Uzzle Stew.ar.t. Mn be the eva"gelbt, 1ervice '1o � •, Olr:ey R.Qush, Mra. Luvena Rainey, gin at 'J:30 each eY$1.lna. 3:4� NCAA Foolball •.1 . Befty Nevllle, Mr. anQ , MI'S. Dale Mr. •I\� *s,. :�r · . i:�,ttg� 6:45 Post Game Show Ill. Priddy and Debbie, the honoree, spent s'i.if!dir with Mr1. · :Clntta 7 :00 Reeord Hop nd Mrs. Mel-vin Dµrst are a Mr. i,f P\lmeroy. . . ,,. · C81'J)er' tand Bands ican Amer . 7:SQ I,,e_ave It 'to �aver their of '"-· birth the .., g announcin ... . LQ-tll. 9dgac, Abbott_ was. I'1 park ·i:30 Jlin, 'Din 1na 8:00 Lawrenef.l Welk seeond ehild and secrind. daugbter enburg · l{oQdlf� 6,00 �an Fr�cisco . Beat k Wee the 9:00 Fight of born at the Mason Clinie Aug. 25 Mrs. Rollift Radford, .?:Mrt. ijor, 1,3� Your Esso Reportt:: 9:41) M:ike That se,re oi.s. She ha, and. weig"ed 6 lbs. WeaJher ace ..\bbott and Jeni, Smith 16:00 cl.n:ipaigh Roundup r al n been na11ted Grace Ann . Mate at­ ere 8'45 John Daly New4 a,.t Lak;e Hope 19,30 'l'BA. . . grandpannts are Mr, and Mrs, , w · col)ftJUce. �alt'1. Buddv '.o;tarche.r 13bo1' a tending t:00 Up-To-The-Minute New.: Charle11 Detkert local, and paterMr. illd Mn. WIil, SerfrieU, of 7:30 Faee to Face ,l,10 SporlB Roporl naI grandP"'- s are Mr. and Mrs Gallipolis spe_nt ·Sund,, · ,w" 1th . 8 ,so '\ii<> Fl\1>1""111' :!:Iii llat\ ...,. Harry Dmt Middlepor.t. J. " �+:. Efohi08�l" ·Wm. Mrs. arid Mr. 'b · u 9:00 71 Sunaet. Stdp ftlfl. J. , Nl e. rl 0f Ml\ apd l. •• · S · bt c nger ..,,1 � .,_, •�pJqa 10:00 The Detesti,.v,� Gallipofis Fi!rry called oa Mr. a.n� Mrs. Wm . Eichlriger _ _Sr. · 11p'.'' �11J�• )4i, JAR� 10:SO The Law 1:1:00 Mat\Y'fi Funday Fuunles Mrs. Olin i,.D;APJt recently. • Wecloesi!t.Y- ·. , . ·,. po)il Clime 11:00 The New 'tonight 12:30 TBA M r. and. Jin. Willard Guy Mr. and • Mn. Waller · · Hf!!itqi_jn ll:IQ S�llin_l the Weather • Ro1,1,h o( Ak,r!cm v�ted Mr. an.d of Ball �o visi� J«r. �pd !Itta. 1 :00 Film . 11:l/J· lpor\s ll$l>Orl Mrs. Chi.rlea Ferguson and fa�- Joo- Weyersmiller' College Xewl( Confefenee 1:30 Sund11;.' · Mr. Sbow ily recently, They itlso visited 2:00 The Answer · er of• "Ntw 11@· Wm, f'olm Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler. Camp ven a�comj,anipd MrL ".Scqtt tRI� 2:30 Americ�n lµguJ Football Conl�YdllJ tb . �il; Mon m · t bus Colu mer !J:30 Ilka Cha1e �ow ('1 ie od Nl!PCY Shifflet. �veoswo sult a.n eye specialist. , .:( , 1:00 B.adM and Bullets 6:00 People's Chai.of visiting ht!r grandparents Mr. and 11g ·Abbott ,'fl:'0 Mr. a nd Mrs. • 1 1 :00 TV Cla�sroom 6:30 Walt Disney Pre511!Jnta l � ..1�Mra . Leo Y. oung .,_ a,· w � �. t .31th:r. spen chil w-1:n 7:30 M.11;vericlt. Cui 11:30 Hydroplanes U nlimited Le � of e Mr. and Mra. and· Mrs. Fred Thabet,i .MB.son . . · 1 8:30 LaWlillill 11:45 {lodtio King: Toledo are visiting ��r p�enta, ' ¥rs, Graef Glase spent . " ·: 1:00 . The Pebel 12:00 The 5,ooo· th Mlle with Mr. aM �kerad blander• The 9:30 ,1 12;30 1959 Pro Bowi Classic l ;o:oo Walter Winchell l;(KJ Film l::;J:,:PGJ i�h �� Lt :00 ·... 'Oltl�flWS Tp�bt 3 ,oo;_; llii8 }ll0£T .,(;/pen . ,,:10 "'Q(e, Show . N 1 M'f__i•fu,tf Mrs. · P'. :£ . �affer .. 3:ll> trre�Gain� Sh0w , 'Cblurnbtti • iptint, th� Wl!�end. '9!')ib,f' c Mr. and Ml'!I. Harold Blacks�9R . · and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Clar�• . 1:30 Fem Mason •!t!tnt §untta�- with their . IOh �I'! Me and Polly 8:30 Just attending 'colleg111 ,. cfiM,•1 w.119 •·SO Have Gun. Will Trav-1 1 :BelliallY! W. \a. fi:lO The Brigbtf!r D8Y l0:00 Gun.smoke 1:15 The Se«et Storm Mrs. William Bartels . returned 10:30 Not For Hire e fro� •igs General Hospi• h t:80 'rhe Edge of Ni«ht 11:00 News 1;1"0 The 'I'bt ee Stooger Frll\llY, t \: • 1 :15 Theater 13.i. -· ·' ,, ....B'tltUOi Conde and Mm P!OO Arthur J. Smith-NtWII Chrf.1tina O'Donnell of· Pomel'O)' th,., 1,1G " 1.ook a1 the spent Sunday with Misses Aghes, 8:20 3portscope ' · and Katy ·Grue11er. 9:00 Rev. Mathew� e:30 Amos 'r.' Andf' n · .¥1\; and Mn. Vincent Broderi<.t:, .,_ )II••••"· •· 30 ._,_ lf-"I•'"'' • •, ; 00 HIghway PatroI · arid . lifns ealled on Doug Clr'cle ·of·· Scienoe. Ch�tiaa, ij(\W l�O(t 7 :30 Special , ­ ', M�i,ig Star Sunday. · · - w HeaJ.a 8:30 Route 66 an d :Hrii. Husl;ell �lliOII•! · IO;l� "'-rqerlFaqs at Wqr)\ O:;J!l Mr. Garlund · ·artd -90n Kenneth of · , Spl'i ngfii'ld• 10!30 Ca:.:Jm"a 3 10:ob Twilight zone spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 11:00 Dig Picture 10:80 Eyewitneas to History ·;;t:;. t:!...ue1er, ....wl1t. � ,t Tt""l'Pli �·1 I News ,,., 1 b1: o G v. lhto 1t, 1l i � :QQ, 11:10 A Loolt at the · Weather: tl Ro� I , . \�ilq 11:15 Theater 13 1,1,llll �•Football' IJ.'l,\ Highlig� ." •' . . · Footbatt, Pro 1:30, ..h.u � g Bowlio ship n io Cnamp 4:00 1· ,u,1111 8 :46 Our Gang Comedies · 5:0p Rev. Willard Wilrox : 5:�o �-cqµ•it," · ��' ' 10:00 Captain Kangaroo. ' ' H!)ur Am��ur Allaka• 'ted'tM�fk of �:00 n La d -Maglc The 1100 J.:30, �,-a�th, c'ea� zam ,, Playhou11e . Uoo. • l.l■lid&. . 1 1:80 Mighty Mouse · • 1·:sn Dennla the Menace 12:00 Sil)' King 1:00 The Ed Sulllvan Show 12:� Nei1hbors · 9:00 The Bii Sell Album an J2:45 .&meric 10:(KI Candid Camera - 1 :00 Movie Matinee Wil!I) : ·wbalii1)ty l,(]U D1111•♦ " �al U]ljO, ilJllida11; , WroalllOI, S'4r 6,00 All ' U:15 Theate� 13 7 Lock Up i-.30· VALLEY LUMBER and Supply al �el•• Channef 3-Sa� Eden Society Items Of Interest :2i ' CMl!Ml 3··fridJY for Daddy 4:00 4:30 &:00 11:11) 4:0li I:ll I:� 8:30 e:U '!;ll!I, 7:30 -;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;======;;;. NOTICI OF P ILING AND HEARING ON INVINTOIY CaN No. 11,424 Probt,. Court, Melt• Covnty, Ohio TO lhe Executor or Admlnl1th:· Ior and to such of the following as re residenlll of the at,te of Ohio: surviving 1po11ae, if nny; next of k In; beneficlarie1 under the will, ; r ai,y: the attorne)' or attorney, eprese ntl ni any of the aforemen­ loned person■: You ure hereby notified that on , Ihe 5th da)' of <kilober 1980, an l nventory and Appralaement: ot t!te e1tate of Garfield A. Adaffl1, de­ ooaaed, late of Pomeroy, Ohio In nt 0 11 �e���, )Io:•���:e���J Appralaement will be had before. Ihl1 Court. on Ute 21th day Qf [Oct· . ober 1960, al 10:80 o'.clotk A. M, E:r.ceptlon, the�to ma)' '?e fll� by any interested party at anY Ilft'!e prior ,lo five da,y, �ore lh• da\e. set for he«rln1. WITNESS my •tanlture atid the 1eal ot said Court, thts 15th day ot Octob,t:!r, •�· ,• F. H. O'BRIEN Jutlae and E>-Olfleto0 j:Jei:k B1 Aqn Buer, Depu� Ci.uti:, <1!/)' 7, 1._, li, , -, ' ,,. • Point Roc k News Of The W. eek Events Reported I Albany IHI l!vrry Day 1 1 4) For Rent I I 7 J Help Wanted . ... Political Pulse tEL.t:V ISlO.tt GU l Ol WSAZ�Tv Channel 3 i,u. NOTH:; 1: OF PILING AND HEARING ON INVINTORY Prob,ta Court, Maies County, Ohl6 AS 15 SPICIALS C111 No. 11,411 57 M■rcury 60 H. P. $495.00 TO I.he Executor or AdmJnistra• 59 Mercury 70 H. P. $595.00 ts H, P. Mercury Outfit $995,00 lor and to such of the followin, as ure residen ts or the slate of Ohio: METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 Int Main Sl,.tt, Potn■roy ' �urviving spouse, il an)'; next of km; bcncf1ciarles under the will, PhOIM WY2-3170 if any; lhe att.orney or attorney, 8-20-Uc rcpr'llsenling any of the afotementiuncd pt!rsons; You arc hereby iiotlfJed that on ---�--- 1 the 6th day ot October lBfJO, an ln­ EJUH'f ROOM IJUUSIC, two riv. ventory and Appraisement of t�e room ap111unent1, A. N. llcmael. estate or Henry F. Balle)', decea•• Phone WY2-327:.I. U-2·U'C cd, late of Cheater Townahip in said Cou nty was filed in \hl1 Court. Heari nJ on said l nveiitory and 1<·ou 1t HOOM Trailer $211 a mont�. Claylo11 Holyurd, 189 Appr11.lsement will be had befort Ash .St., M1ddleporl, O. 10.fi.3lp thu Court on the 24th d41J ol Oct• ober 1980 at 10 o'clock A- M. TUAILElt COURT space for rent. Exceptions thereto ma)' be filed Clea n quiet reaidentlal location by any Interested party 11l tny In Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete time prior to five day1 before the patio and walks' good water. date set for hearl n&, 1ewcr, laundry, prlvllcgos, $3.00 W ITNESS my al&nature and per week. Hobart Dillon, Realthe seal of aald court, tbls tor, Gallipolis, Ohio. 10-6-IOtc 3th day of October 1060. F. H, O'BRIEN Judge a nd Ex.-orllclo Clerk MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms By Ann .Baker, Deputy Cletk 11nd bath apartment. llirch cab(10) '1, 14, 2tc: inets, disposal, I ncinerator, large doaets. Phone WY2-Al4L 9-16-tfc ao:caaoai traoaon ,na �o• FOUR ROOMS, 11nfurni.11hed ,nd louQ' mower blade, aharfour room furniwhcd. Phone CWlto• moWlq and WY2-JJO:l, Christine Bee&le, 10-7-tllc )DI, ---· ···, !IIIAYILY TIIACTOl --�. a ltniee 112 !.. )I.tin St •,taona WY �:an&. MAN lo take. over 1tatlon. Phone. WY2-9920. 9-23-tlc TE . -_ T. H. DA vis° �probrlct two 1&ory, located WANTED: Medlanic, Phone artb Tblrd 111d Coal 9920. 9-23-ttc , Ml4dle� • may be 1DJ ._,en1n1. , 8-1'7-80ic r, , "lddl•Pfft WY•2-2649 IAU'IZ PIIID ITO.. At C,,_ Yllbn S.21.U IIAMILL SIRVIC ■ ITATtON (9a )_ �rine Supplies �•at. Wii A 1 1CTION ■■I C..npleh ..,.,.,.,. Crltt 1,.-acffont Wtfte, JtllOINI ., eo..tfft A.. C. IRADNtat1, a.c...... Oha.. --------- -------· : ·f nn­ fo'OH SALE 4 room house on 8 11crca or ground, desirable for lot · addi.lion on Syracuse flood rm1d, ¼ mile from hlghway, city !-'Ult SAU; aulo1.m1tic circulatin!l 1 w11tcr, good road. Phone WY2gaH healer with fan, M,uou tl293. 10·7•3tp H'fU U11Cd three mouths. In· 11uire 11t 12U Mulberry Ave., l'1i°meroy. 10-8·3\p ! FOIi SAy: APPLES, Rome,, Stay­ !_1!,19n1, Rid and Yellow Delicious, \ ' ltiMt Oder. On Route 689. �7 ltc ·' � 1rt hou■e trallpr with � k wllllout lo\. WIil HlJ reason­ ; ib)e. SU 9r Phone Ra)'mon.d t •'.fMmu; Lar111Yllle SH2-4193. THRE E ROOM apartmen t <1n . Ii» , . -aie Co ... n dor SLreet, Pomeroy, alao, 4 ,;, ' ! iii1,,tS, ID-A Polaroid Land Cam­ room apartment Oh Second Street, Pomeroy, Phone WY� i" ,( P , wortr: llabt and Oaab at­ $76. Call WY2-5243. 2733. 9--28-tfc t p .U'A.l.o.i. .lot.1'N'l'b - .furnlabed �'l'l ,J.! ' � Cluence Pro!Jitt, unturn�..ed- �•tert. .lllddle port. Phone WY 2-Wl. 3 3 tf ' 10-4-12lp � • 1 Ob�. f II-II.ff AIR 80NDmONmG, R£F'RIGD, ation aefflee Jack'• Retrl1en-­ tion. New lbve:n. ¥bone W7. 6-2'-tf ,uo - ��·•/ NGtices _ ___ I __ FOR SALE '• ' HOUII •""laMN. A,,..ld ..... tMrt., Syrac-., Oh-. rhoM PJ;tONE WY-2-21 51 • ' • ' (10 ) Business Services Mu ■LLIR P"iikNACII, w■mNO WY2.6SM, lor lllree ......,.uve iDoorttODL , -!,�,..- wvrdmot?tb for 30 ce.o.tJ "4'r word. i ffl'O Daily Program Schedule ddleport, 0,, Oct, 7, 1960-7 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Ml , . i!BNll - ... ' �.-. BIJIRMIJ#I - · :.-.... ;!-,. " j ... .. . �.' � '•. " ... . �·'· Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct 7, UHIO C ' hurch Held Rally ' Day Serv,ces L ast Sunday � 120 per.on, present Ma,n . /Y . . HONORI GUNDDAUGHTIRI WSCS Met Wedneaday Ladies Aid Holds Women's Club Held .41 Tiu, A,bury Church October Meeting "LMnc E<ho ," was the topic of Meeting Thursday the devotions led by Mrs. William At St . pauI's ChuICh Eichinger when the wscs of the At Restaurant AL.. uuut People Hol,l Rullr Ser11ic•• Mr. and Mrt. Verne Davia en• tertalned with a dinner recently at their home on Russell St., Middle­ port, hoooring their 1?anddau1h· ter and great grandd au1hter, M�. In cele brat ion of Nationa l Don Je tt and dau&hter, Uea Kaye BPW Week members of the Mid ­ on th eir birthdays_ dl eport Bua.ineH and ProfeHiona l Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jett Women's Club met Thursday at tht Martin Restaurant for lunch. and Lisa Kaye, Hr. and Mrs. Geof. The lWlcheon began at 1 1 : 30 frey Wilson and Kel ly, and M.r. and with Mrs. Marguerite Dunt and �wlrs . Carl Moore, all of Pomeroy Mrs. Charlotte l"errin actin(I H and Mr. and Mrs. D■Yil. hostesses. e In Pomeroy I _,,,_ -- ----------...-..----- ·----�-- - - - --- !TaUy Day wm be oDServed this comin,c Sunday by the First United .Presbyterian Church; Midd leport. Richard Vaughan, superintendent wJII be In charge of the church school hour with special music by the Junior Choir. During worship aervlce both the Senior and Junior choin will pre­ sent apecial numbers. Thoae attend­ ing the services will J>e given but. tons lo wear for the day. afternoon 11er.,.ice following at The October meeting of the Asbury Methodist Church met on ly LUCILLf HAWK11-.1 Ladies Aid or the St. Paul's Lu• Wednesday evening at the home of Jail, DI, lel'Vice1 held by 2.3fl. ord Church or Christ last '. prw·ram or mu�ica r numbers Miss Do ris Wells, student nurse theran Church wa1 held Wednes• �: : Wil liam Houd.uhe l t, Syras . daJ· e\·ening in the church 1ocial ,, J� prd.-rH, d w1lh the service u om!l affiliate work at Childr en's Mrs. Alice Capehart, president, ope 111 ng with cungrci;ational sin g Hospital, Colum bus, arrived today room. . . . �nted a s pe-c1 a! vo mi; Douald Nii sh , Dean u f Ken - for a week end visiL with her parMn V1rg1l H�mm, . pre111d e nl, was i n- charge of the meeting .11nd apd the Jumor Choir tucky Chnstian College , gave the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells. opened the . meeting w l�h pray er twelve shut.in ca l la were reported. . by Linda Forrest &&ng OPf>nmg pr ayer an rl G eorg e Ward , Mrs. Ben Spencer of Antiquity I !.ol lowe d with group Sl�fi ng of The birthdaya of Mrs. Carl Hett· /at, t,he Door." R.11lph I a student al KCC. read the scrip- spent the past week end with her Sweet Hour Of Prayer. A plfy ing, Mrs. Dana Winebrenner and concerning prayer was prese nted Mias M..trcia Karr was obse rved. ll.lre . • � putw of the church. sister, Mrs. Frank Rytht'r. The local club also have a win­ dinne ll uck l t ! M T a·f1ut Y po i s sue Smith, who is doing af· hy Mrs. Hamm, Mr�. Edward Ball, Communications were read from Al so p resent for the day was a r1t ,&he_ church with the quartet from Kentucky Christian ftluite work at Children'! Hospital M�s._ Waller Schreiber, and Mrs. miuionaries in Africa, Japan and dow display at the oHice or th e F'uel Gas Co., to acquaint com posed of St e ve Blitle n, Dale in Columbus, is spendin(I the week Wilham Mayer. Men:ibers answer• Korea. A report on the district Ohio th e publ ic with some of their meeting hel d ed _ro l recently in l ca l l read1�g Ports­ by a lesson Kendle, James Vancuren and Joe end wi!h her parents, Mr. and Mrs. top ic for L961 of which prayer ' is mouth w.u 1iven by Mrs. Herring ciYic work. Shol1is who sang, •·o Look Away." Then Smith.. ··stand By Me"• and "The Amen Rev. and Mrs. E. E Roush and the theme . Rev. Wil l iam Voris who also re poi:ted on the Minis• Next Tuesday they will meet ters' Wives Retreat hel d there. . Mn Amy Helm have returned to re ad the scripture le5.!lon. Chorus " at the Masonic Hall ror their D u rin.i;: the business session, · idrs. Capeh ut, Mrs , Eichinger, regu l ar meeting. Dinner wHI be The Harmo nettes , a women ' s their h•lme, Lakeview, arter a sev· trio from the Hilawn Church of eral days visit with the former's RE-11 . VoTis suueited that the so- Mrs. Houda1 1helt and Mni. Royal , serYed by membe rs of .F;v1ngeline Chnst in Huntington sang '"I'm siater and brothet•in-law, Mr. and ciety change its name to Women rhomas preaented I Chapter at 8:30. the proi of the St. Pau ls Church. It waa topic, "Words Thal Lift Horlioram 1 Feeling Fine," "Do You Know My Mni. Charles Withrow. ns." ' g , u1t 1_unc h· Mrs. Geoffrey Wil �on and Mrs . decided that each member would Je�us . '" ''.My Jesus Knows What I A prayer ''Love To God and ! Membera a 11e ndm Need ' ·.ind "Prayer is Lhe Key tn Cheste r Buckley were recent visll- b rin g an item of 50c to the next Man" read by Mn. Eichinger con• �n were Mrs. Luella J�nk1JU1on, Mn. Pearl Reynol ds, M1sa Bess meeting which wi ll be se nt to the" duded lhe meeting -11£ter which Heaven."' ors in Parkerabur,.:, W. Va reComing from the same church Mrs. Edith Grover returned to Luth eran Welfare League Homc reshments were served by the Sanborn, Mrs. Mabel Sanbor1_1, Mrs. Kathryn Ral l , Mrs. Sadie was a m<' n's chorus who s.1ng "Tell her home in Cheshire Wcdneseday for 1h e Aged. .os�css. McEl hinny, Miss Freddie Hou d aIt To Jesus," 'Near to the Heart of evening aftrr 11pcnding a couple of A readinl{ and candleli-:ht i;rrChu Wild n and rch the e da i M r r a " . I K ·o:1� ld � ; '� � ;� � :�cr ::�� �:� ��: �:�_ , · :i1��err: �� :ri ���:t ��� - :�� r t . :�; id H: m�. ;��s itl�-��·Mrs. Perr1· n ,"..n. Tom w·1eII I o f lhe Roll a ,,d and M r!. Gcor�e ro·iane Bet1. ) and Mrs. Wil l iam May er. 1 hf' church HnG "Wonderfu l Peace," Oaaft and baby of St. Joseph, youngest membeT, participating. $ anf! she and Mrs. Ethel Ne lson Michigan. spent the wee k with F.ach mem�r l ighlNI a cand le , Troop. 249, BSA, Pomeroy met soni::, "Jtsus, Rose of Sharon," Mrs. Betr:'s mothe r. Mrs. 8. A. formed a circl e and prayed the at the IOOF Hall Wed ne-aday e veNext on the pro(fam WU the Dodson of Chestec__ ·-·� . I Lord's Prayer. · ning 7. They at enjoye d several trio number "l\'nry Pa l ace•" by gam es with the los ers Refreshmenls were gtting served by Catherine Russe-II, Peggy Runeti Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Sehreiber and throuJ!;h the spats. OX and Linda Forrest. They alRo sang MrR. Mayer to 1 1 members and Ralph Spencer nave a 11hort talk "Yield Not To Temptation." Thursday the executive one guest, Mrs. Bal ,.,. l. OSfo55 0 feQ on lhe first ald conte,t 10 he .,•eld committeE' ofevening · p Makini u lhe quartet lroo1 the th e WSCS from the Th e next meeting ·wm be held al Gallipolis, October 18. The . Bradford _church �ere WaynE King, · on Wednesti ay, N011 · 2 at LJ'J p. Patrols will demonstrate the d if- Heat•11 M'• t""od,,t Chore•" met at Qf U Wesley S1ason, Linda F'orreJSt �nd I the church in Mi dlepor ferent mettiods ol t,·rst ,,·d and eusa plans for the dyear's t to disM rs. Alher ' Cox oI M'ddl I eport m. in lhe church socia l room. Gleim Evans. Their num h er was - - allQ program. wi ll be judged on neatest and Attending we re Mrs. ·�.,.;P - Lind• J..wson •'Let The Lower Lighb Be Burn. 11'nR hr-� l f>�� lo th e Rose Garden Earl Kn ight, speed. . . . ''TJ!II THREA1'" Club M Tupp(' rs Plains, WednesQ U ing:· Mrs. M. L. French, Miss Frieda Mr. Speneer also told of thE- Faehn le, Mrs James Brewington. Ruth Ro-ed who wu accompanist day .Cl'cnin�. Sept. 21. • Allo Cartoon Fa l l Camporee to be held at Mrs. L, W. McComas, Mrs. G lenn for congregation singing also 8<'· , .Mrs. !Jlah Swan, president, an, �· JATIJIDA.Y ONLY Chester, Oct. 22 and 23. companled the Rutland numbers nounccd !he R<>"ir,nal mcE-1.in'.' to Lambert and Mrs. Noah Haakins. l,p,. ltal(etry,. Brll<!e Archer and those of the ho1t church. be held at 1,ake Hope on Ocl. 12 P lans were made by the troop This coming Monday evening !'IIIILRY G,:TS A GUN" The service c losed with "God Be and · the dates were read whe rt lo sell Christmas cards an d first the re1ular meeting of the WSCS Miss . A dtlllllng aunt does ii, Oit<Hioek 11111nfs give • Eth el Garland e ntertained , (Color & Scope) Wlth You" with Roger Madden, a llll! club was to place arrange• th e Pomeroy Shakeap,eare Club aid kits. The kits wiU be spon- will be helcl at the church at 7:30 - also •••k and dot11 pldUrt ol "wll1t1 "'- money w11n1"1 KCC student, giving the benedic- · ments in the Citizens Bank con• Wedne!Klay afternoQn at her home sored by the G and J Auto Parts wlth Mra. Carroll Swanson in ·· nt- Tt>'lor - John Smittl teat. lion. and will cost $1 to $25. in Minersville. charge of devotions and Miss San. caOotl cW,, automatlmffy 111111111d to the hnr, 1111 •�HOST TOWN" Seventy three person■ attended ' Mre. R. V. Weatherman present· The troop was al so invited to born in charge of the program. Th e meeti ng in charg Mrs. e of 'Alto Cartoon - . the afternoon program with rep- ed corsa(les to the new officers . sure and valid 11<1ipls. all e n d ,. square dance thi& Satur'> · talied the IoIIowing: Wt 11 tam Baxter, president, open• da y at -.7: .,v resentatlves 1rom M1'ddleport, Pom• as she ins IUNDAY Incl MONDAY ,., p. m. at the Jonlor BIRTH ANNOUNCED ed wilh th e Women's Creed fol• pe Lanie - fltephen boyd eroy and Rut l and Churc hes of preat'dent, Mrs. Swan; vice presi- lowe High Auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. :Albert Mi l ler of d with devotions by Mist Christ. I dent , Mrs. H erman Black; secre- Garland , J\F,S'.f 0� P:VEIIYTHING" There were 30 on-v New J ersey are announcing the •~•t• and w h o 1ave an int e rpretslary, M i. Fred erJ • GoebeI Th e · -: :(S;cope and Color) l four rs birth of a d aughter, October 4. de ea t pre�nt tlon with the l Psa of · c"' Howard Cal dm 23 taken from a . CONVENTION NOV. 4 new treasurer Mr11. - alao Bobwhite The new baby weighe d ten Read Patrol e rs Digest. Members respondwinning the bin• The Women's Mlaisionary con• well , was no, present to be inft· P'tiy11e - William Bishop ed 1o ro11 ca 1I by naming a worn- n er for th e best ,t•,end,nce.. pounds, t i ounces at birth. vcntion of Hock inJ: Di11trlct will stalled. ''THE BOSS" Her grand parents are Mr. and will be treated to a free an of the Blhlc. A new member Mrs. I . 0 _ Mcbe held at the Naomi Baptist ���e . : · ··· �IO Cartoon Mn. Everett McDaniel, Middle• A n ote of appreciatio n was Chun1h, Nov. 8. Coy, was voted Into the alub. BIRTHD AY OISERVID port and Mr. and Mrs. An dre w sent to Miss Erma Smith for Each mem ber wore ' corsage Zwilling The areher great gran dpar• birth d ay of Mrs. Waller 3% Interest that they had made from the Ir making t he program books. The Baer was obs e rved Thursd,1y when ents. distric t meeting of Federated ••rden - Th. oI d myg'ery s Ia'ers the On Savings Be u Sewing Circle of were revealed and new ones Clubs to be held at the Athena the FBusy d Ch e crate urch met at d the Christian Church, Oct. 1 7 was Firat Bapt.ist Church drawn. Heavy Weight Vinyl announced. Severa l members plan church for an al l day quiltin(I. · rs. M N orris a gues 1 h 'h d w .o1 O a .o1 ' A potl uck dinner was served at /t:RRounce, fl.Cti vitie, j••t relurn'd fro m Peru lo Id O f to attend. It was voted to su• ..,. noon to Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Sun d ay Otho morning Murfotlowing the scribe for The Club- Woman maga. Serving Meigs County Since 1872 the native flowers there . ray, M rs. Amanda Kaspar, morning worshi Mrs. serYlce at the p zine for th e president. A bl ue ribbon was awarded lo Theodore Mora, Adam Ebers- Middleport First Baptist Church Mrs. Eunen Mr. Norman M cCaIn , red tO • e Brown was In bach, Mrs. LouisMrs. R e lbel, 7dn. F:re- the Board of Deacons wi ll m eet · ... .,,·n, •• l'nl'II. � C'-rence ffea die:y, a white charge o1 the prh•ra ,. - ''" ' POMEOOY ·�• Erb, Mrs. Tueaday evening lhe .Hearthstone RUTLAND ti.er topic "Women ot the Old da Mitch, Mrs. GN'Ito Mrs Co · x. pa, W. L. Kautz, Miss Anna Dunlt, Mt11 · €1111 will mee t at the home of 'Pftt' " ament She compa e d Mra. th Cox wne assisted by Mn. · Memb•r Fed.-,r '?t,Dtlt imuranc• Corporetlen' � e Lena Grueser. Mrs Ben Neulzllng 1 Mr. and Mra. Edison Baker !or a t aq. yard , Ch.rle' Ma••ar, served re Ires h· women of this time to those ol and Mra. Carl Shields, potluc k din11er at 6 : 00 p. m. ment at th e c l ose of the meeting. the present generation. Prec&ling the presentation, Mrs. Brown conducted a quiz on women of the ' Mr,. Ewing Pre,ule, Bible. At Guild 0/ Grace Prayer for the nation by Mrs. Mrs, H. 0. Ewing presided Baxter concluded the meetl11g. A when the Guild of Grace Episco­ sa lwd course was served by lhe pal Church met Wednesday even• hostess. Ina: et the parlsh house . The next meeting will be held Devotlon1 'by the president at th e home of Mrs. c. r. Tomp­ opened the meeting and during kins. Article& lor th e ·blin d will the business segsion plans we re be sold . cma.ale for II tea to be held Sunday . October 1 6 at 4 p. m when the Bi■hop Roger Blanchard wil l visit the church. It was decided to sell candy a, a money making projert. Refre1hmenta were served by Mrs. Jed Hartlncer during the •nol ONI PACT IS , • • Mrs. Theo Neutding, Worthy aoclal hour. Mrs. W. R, Roberts ,, Matron, presided over the mcctini:: 'Nae a contributing hostess our u■ed car deals are of Evangeline Chapter, OES, �,�'• • �: -•�' Thursday eYening when they me1 \'"-,,' •"­ -r at the Masonic Hal l in Mi ddl eport. ,_._.,.,_. Routine business WH taken rare ¥,·•-!'t-.i or and invitations lo attend frie nds "",\; � \ night at nelijhborlng chapters were ,�1,, read from Glouster and Harrlso11ville. ' the ltnglh for Pl ans were made to serve the Father & Son Banquet at the j,�id­ campus, casual, or loWII -.:'", I dl eport Lodge, F&AM on Novembet· 10. Th e Worthy Matron nam<!d the ;! ' ,, Oldamoblle - Cadillac - F·85 - Rambler fol lowing as the kitchen rommll­ tce for thls affair; · Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. LelUe Roush, Mrs. E. '. M. Wood , Mrs. Lil l ian Demoskey, Mr&. Neda Hood, Mrs, Kathryn Er­ win and Mrs Marie Hawkins. ' Mra. Zella Cross, a member of the chapter, was reported to be a ,. patient at Pleaesant Valley Hos• Born of ■pace•• developmenta, Rambler unoun- on all 1961 model■ • pita). new deramic•Armored muffler and w1•pipe guannteed defecll for Mre. Neutzlln1 announced that l ' .. i J \ '. . the chapter would hold their aTI• the lifetime al the car wbile in the band■ of tbe original DWII«. Tbi■ coven n111l Friendt' Nilht next Thuraday total replaoement coot including •parta and labor. Bvery '61 Rambler muffler evenl_ng. 'J . • Members a11i1t1n1 with thr Sun­ and lalf•pipe i■ oompletely covered with a ■pecial ceraniic -ting- ■imilar to shine Drill were Mrs. 1belm� Col­ that need m n,c,ket■ ud, miuileo-tD give feating protection againot ud llnt and �1. Charlene Cochran. ,,,, ,ur OROlll .,,,, nm11 INTO 111 PllllOll•L IIOlllf 11•11111, 1001 Tr oop 249 BSA Ho/d Meet1ng · • M,rs . Albert C H T A G den Cl b -------- wscs Committee M,�.t At Churcn· L T.hursday N,'ght I -�c-,..-b Sh k espeare M.ef W,edneSdOf A f Garland's Home i/in, IN .,,, IOMI o,,,, ,ou1 •"oUNT. IOONI FLOOR COV ER I NG ·'�,'�; $] .19 \� Bak er Furn iture ','I, ... Voted 1,, Owners The Most Trouble-Free Car. • • RAMBLER ANNOUNCES STRONGEST GUARANTEE IN AUTO HISTORY . M,s." �"e� utz-:ling - --',........ .. �.· �-' Presid.ed Over OES Chapt,er Meet . TNE lll!!N TOWN! .... �.· •{ +iKarr an d Van Zandt J; LEATHER ,"WALKER" £la!!! POMEROY, OH IO USED CAU LIFETll,E GUARANTEE ON NEW CERAMIC-ARMORED MUmER AND TAIL-PIPE STANDARD OI All '61 MODD.s '..... againllt . '$' POlllfac Cat1llna 2 Dr. $2495 Mtrcury Monttry 4 Dr. . . $1495 •�7�piyinouth Y-1 Savoy 2 Dr. $995 )'St � Super 88 - 4 Dr. $1595 ";:f . 1 ,.., dinrtlet hl, Alr 4 Dr. $149$ > (l.!!k� Century 4 Door $1395 '�obile 8• - 4 Dr. $1 1 95 4,ft \:���olet a.I Air 4 Dr. . . $ I 195 ' · 'J!-�ac Serl• 62 - 4 Dr. $1095 1 ,.,,,,.�bl� ·•• - 2 Door $.95 , lifit .�I ' ' ,I ,t " / \" , ·;�..., , 1·· . ,' ' I • : ' a cyl. Chieftain $495 · •�i$11ptr Hord Top · · · · $295 � � au■ed by water,, ■alt ud acids, 'Another Rambler firatl Marriage Ceremony Impressive F01 Couple's Wedding - ONNhil •'-PRte.. r..-• •111111dfve WIN. lNIH, liy CIISCO II• Ill• 11..r.. IMtti:itp - ....,. lfeht - ...,. .. •tr• "' • ttWH1 1tw- lNl ,W wlll ­ ,i1�t Jtut IH;I.._ llf Nnenlll,-. llNI ,.._..,. 11 . .. ,._. 111 flilll CIIACO -. $39,95 Several OIiier Slyleo To . 'Cho111e From; •�•�1 up SM I T H QO'IIIING co; C1ilb Mr,· Owner . , H. -... .t.n. Mhldl- A very Jm.preutv, · cerenum.Y waa held In the Old First Church of Phll1delpbi1, Pa., Saturday, Sept. 17 wben Carol Sl1rtd Schroedel, dau1hter of Rev. and Mn. Otto Schroedel cf J..a Pointe, Wl1con1in, bttame the bride or Dr. llonlld Gillll�•. ,en ·ot Golda GIiliian qf Racine, O. · The bridlll'1 father read the marrla1e, VOWI} The couple_ left immediate))' for1a fe.w dlya boney moon In New- •Y'1't City, They now it.I IIO! s. 48th SI, Phllldelp Ir, 43, Pa. ' HYMN , 111111 •�!H)4 Y There w:Ul be • Hymn Sing at the �in GO,P.'!l •11111100 at Bald KnObl Oil ·ute· SUven-vJlle and ��•n Road, , S.un�a,y at 2 p, m. ' . , The llev. E, J. GrUl\lh will he the so'nj -leader alone with the Rev. L. R. ' Glueaeac'arap, plllltOr ot the church, Everi-on� Is ill•ited to brine: their, 10111 book and join IH 1111 i!Hala/1, ' :• ,. r 12-MONTH, 12,000-IILE WARRANTY EXTENDED TO ·All . NEW . ·u■BlER OWNERS ' " '. , I •, , J\low llldlb'-: �d• lo a11,- Ramhler � lta com�re�enalve fuU•year � .12,000-�lle WUTtllll'.)', wlalcbever occun &tat; In fact, di•� liberal wamnty, > ,' • •· • •, ' 11Dnoun,;'4 � dealm mote thap a year 9, allD coven � repi.cell)ent cott . ln�f11Q8 � � lai,pr. tt.appli111 tQ· 111\1 1961 Rambler �odela .and to 1900 . �.b�. itill Within the, � �od. The nonnal and""T � _ , , OC!V"Jj� "8 or ._,GOO'milil, '• . , · . "i;"• •'' ,I. nallt · i.i � �••LJJ ' •,•- ' '· '\,;. '· . •, '. .·•� ' - .�\_1 .._, ,,' ,. _ � t,·, I :/' ''• , 'I'• . .1 . ' r .',,.,, '' ' ··. , ..)i�";. .. "'� .- I!,: _ ,' i , •r., , ' · ·. & · ' 44 , r' I. Tfyf -t' \ . ' ' ' ' ,, , ·• 911', ,UIIDICA,Jf ....,.. , � , ,, i• $ ·' , ,· '-�.' . .. ' " "1,--!;�· - · " ' i I • IS •n.i: NEW��o•io '..$fANDARJ) �, BASIC EJCJLLENCI � a2. -; .. ,': <•:�,¥PIC'4•· ll01QM• � . • � .r . � � , • l �I . ' � \ J- I · UA.tth)!;LL£NG DOWN - This is what Pomeroy t-'ant ner ball carriers had coming at them every time they got the ball last night in the 40-0 SEOAL grid win posted by the Gallipolis Blue Devils. That's Dave Brown in a tty at his left end, being hauled down while Jack Williams, 2 7; Joe Duncan, 13, and freshman Larry Fraley, come over to help, if needed. - Sentinel P,ioto. . e Now You Know The larett,t atoll In th• world It Kw•i•l•ln in lhe M1rah1II 1,11nd1 In th1 Central Peclflc, 11'1 175• mll,�ont cor1I rMf enclo1H laQOOn of 1,100 IQIU■tl mil••· • • • a1 y THE PERFECT PLAY - Quarter��k_ Dick Roderick, hidden in the melee at right, hasn't pitched �ut _yet, but he will, to Blue Devil ace halfback Paul Evans, 15, ex treme left, and deep. Evans took _the ball �ver h1.s nght end .with no one with.in hailing dLatance. It was the third Blue Devil TD, and was scored 10 the third period. Sentinel Photo. ent1ne Weather Soutltfi"n arwl Central Olllo: Cloudy with ral" Ml/th tills morn­ ing 1prMCI to �ral by afternoon, Partly dovdy tonitht and Sunday with DCUstional showen. WartMr tonifht •nd Sunday. Hi9h today 6S.75. Low tonight SUS. Devotro To Tlui lntere,t, OJ Tlui llleifl••Ma,011 Area SINGLE COP� - II< Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, October 8, 1960 VOL XII NO, 147 1�27,000 Sui t Is Filed Again st ltfiddleport Skate Rink Owner Bentz Reported Ordered To Quit Politics Henry W. Bentz, chairman of the Me igs County Democratic Executive Committee, learned A suit for money nnly and Friday he must resign his politi­ · court . costs, i n tbe amount of cal post according to a report $27,500, has been fil ed in County in. the Columbus Dispatch. Court'- by Carl Wi lson, 222 Syca• Bentz, of Racine, is employed more Stree t, Middleport, againlit by tlle co..u uty highway depart• Johl\ Currence, Mtddleport. ment as a highway inspector at W!,lson char:'gea in his suit $300 per month. Lawrence E. Fish er, supervisor of the state Plctur ed left to right are Patty McGrath, Peggy HasLEAD HOMECOMING CHEERS highway department .Personnel bargen, .Barbara Hill, and Janet Caldwell, Ea stern High School cheerleaders, _who led the the fans at Friday ni�bes homecoming victory ove r the Kyger �reek Bobcats. (Sentinel Photo) division, told th.e Dispatch law prohibits a classified state employee eng1..1in& in pol itical activity. The re� Harry J. Duse, Jacksonvi lle , 0., once employed Jn about the same category in At.b.ens county, withdrew as a no• minee lo the position of . Athens J(al)-4,, S�ate _ �e�chtfl College !ls�d . . . FPui , P�r.MAL we� faped ye&• � State Highwaf Patr04n",Ji1 ,•U· l. ea , year. . county englMer qQ}ler� authority g iirlW · na1nw3,.eou� in pu.blic teffl!y, in County Court and an• •�w• 1uoi(;JI J ar.e. !i1ure$ . �d t · t � 05t Ci,.ll1PQ,lis � .Ql ..Keawl& Ua:ni ' •. ,f <if-lhe· identkaf.'df"tecUve'. schools h:we beei:i a boon to ?iher bound over to the grand rtv!!r d t,ith put,ib' school high Ing hi� of [)raised today'1 prOgram school driver training education as training have an average of Gff bUslness and a disaster lo educa- JUry on two separate charges. Haro_ld Durst, 19, Dexter, pl�ad leading to l ess 1raffic aceidcnts in per cent fe wer accidrnts as adults lion." the promotes education "Driver gutl1y to charges of bre akmg not the had JlaYing not those thun ddleport•Pom• i Jl.1 the a talk before work. Trained drivers also pay 15 sal e of insurance and the sale of and entering and assaul t and bat• eroy Rotary club Friday night. ln some al l those things which the auto tery be fore Judge Emmett Peo• He was introduced· by Rotary per cent l ess. on insurance, · industry produces," but there is pies. H e was bound over to the � ca•es, he ,, ,d. President Ge ne Gr ate who also pre• no evidence that it has reduced grand jury on both charges. scnted Aaron (Ztke) Zahl, Porn• · the accident rate among young Nearly all Meigs an·d G a11 1a Fred Jenkins w.119 fined $JO eroy High School driver training h iih schooIs have the training. · and ther e ls "ample" !!vi- and coats for intmi:ication, Bruce people lnstrllctor, as a gueSt A different note on the sam e dence that it has helped to stirnu• McGil l $10 an d costs tor fai l ure Othe r g tiesti; were Jim Daner, subjec L was struck today, however, , late a car-consciousness among to yield right of way, Da\'e Haggy School band '.\l il l field, Ohio, and Richard Raw• a t a National Education Association students which seriously detracts $1 0 and coats for having false Rutland High registration and Wll l lanfl ReeYes, me mbers had the theme of their lings, Sa.nliago, Chili. Omar L. ti ponsored meeting J n Chicago. Ac· from their studies, he said. cording to United Press lnterna· was program o · Al l en Jenkinon � Im• and costs for intoxication. s charmes, manager of the e per· d e school's Dad nbiht figur of In- chairman. feetly Friday night, playing "Our perial Electric Co., was welcomed tional, Ed ward· A. Tenney 8':tY& Will Shine Tonight" as one aii_ a new members. Serving the dinner in social rooms Pomeroy Native Died Patrolman Keating reviewed the of tli.e program show numbers. Heath Methodist Church were of That wae exactly what the history of driver education in Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Charles In Pekin, Illinois gridders did, winning over Chaun publ ic schools: Starting in 1� Clarkson, Mrs. Charles Bri1dbury, Relatives learned here Friday of with 10 per cent of the schools in• cey 33·0. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Lawrence the death in P ekin, I ll., of H erman Mrs. 6ther tunes played in the pre­ vulved, today it is found in one Milhoan, Mrs. Haro ld Woodgerd Ohlinger, Pomeroy native. He will cision marching before the stands hal f of them. giving training to a and Mills Bess Sanborn. be burled there 71-t:onday. for introduction of fathers of quarter of a mill ion young drivers Survivor5 include hill wife and players included "Hail, Hail, The a son, Ed, Pekin, and two aunts, ---c AREA SCORES Time" Gang's All Here ," "Hot E ll n and El sinora Ebersb1c-h, Porn. Loitering Law Is For Gallipolis 40, Pomeroy 0 and two marches Earl Gilmore, 78, died at hla eroy. A daughter preceded him in The half time show was a pre• Jaekson 38, Middleport 14 home In Rutland , Friday morning. Persons Above 18 deeth. of music Rutland village officials moved cision Une drill to the. Alben• 28, Logan 6 He is · �mnlved by his wife, such stan dard marches as "Our Welhton 20, Nelsonville 6 Bessie; one daughter, Georgia; today to clear what they cal led Director', "The Vietor�••, "Joyce's Rutland 33, Chauncey 0 TO BE ADMITTED and a son Lawrence, both at "confusion" over an order this '1-,t Regiment" and the "Saluta­ WIWamstown 27, Wallama 8 home; one slater, Mrs. Myrtle week putting a curfew on all M emberll of the Tri-CoLinty Com· tion March." munity Concert Association will be Hines, Manillon, three atepchll• person,, young and old. Drum majorette is Elena M•r­ Eastern 30, Kyger O Clerk V e rnon Web e r to ld The admittea to the concert ef the dren Hilbert Cox, Carpenter; Del• tJn ; head majorette Ann Sprouse; Pt, Pleasant 7, Hntg. E, 0 bert Cox, Columbus and Alva Sentinel the curfew, as to being Belefonte Singers to be held in otf streets unle5.!1 accompanied Marietta' at 3 p. m., Sunday. Octo­ majorette.s, Sue Nelson, Maude Ironton SI. Joe 48, Cox of Akron. by a . re&ponsible ad ult, applied ber 9. Since niemberahip cants Brewer, Connee WiUlams and Rio Grande 32 Judy Chafin. Cheupealt:e 40, No, Gallia 18 Service, will be held from the to peqii>ns to and lnduding 18 have not be issued, admittance wUI ·Chase Funeral Home · Sunday at years of age. However an ordin­ be by receipt for membership. Games Tonight FIRST ADVANCE p. m. with burial In the Miles ance against "loiterlng" applies SW VB, Oak HW (B Squad) al 2Cemetery. Re•. Harold Klingel, to older citize ns. Loitering under CARBON MONOXIDE DIADL Y NEW YORK up1..:...The stock Rio Grande Is In charge. Frlenda will be, -re­ the statute is defined as someone Carbon monoxide is one of the market regiatered its lint week lY advance ainee August thi.s Hannan True vs. Pt. Pleaunt celvd at the funeral home any not engaged upon legilim1te per• most deadly gasea known to man. (B Squid) 11 Pt Pleuant time. It has no taste or smell. sonal bllslneu. week. Four Fined ,In County Court Patrolman Keating Praises Drivers Training At Middleport-:Pomeroy Rotary Club Meeting Se�ion Friday Rutland Hi Band Figures Dads Show Perfectly EarI GilrnOfe, 78 Dies In Rutland Fi;iday Morning ------ Debaters Joust On Cuba, U-2, Summit people who want freedom will get WASHIN�TON UPI - Both ottered some hope ot succees. Ali of what the candidatel said support and win freedom. He said aides found grounds to claim vie• tory today in the second round of and their rebuttal comm ents came the United States '8/0Uld defend its the G reat Debate between Vice In response to questions from a rights in Cuba and defend its Pre■ident Richard M. Nixon and four•man pan el of re))Orters, wlto Guantanamo naval base. dealt . with both foreign and do­ Kennedy Jaid "we never we re ,Sen. John F. Kennedy. estic issues. Here are aome of the on the side of freedom" and "Dev­ m however, oubt, d There was little er u.eed our lnfluence when ' we that Nixon, the RepubJican candi­ issues covered: f' ould have used lt m0tt ef1ective­ QUEMOY • MATSU date for president, had given a Kennedy said these islands, off ly." He said he hoped Cul:ui would "'tter perfonnance than in his win back Its fr!edo"m but had no match last week against Kennedy. the Chinese coaat, were "etr;i · gieally in d efensible" ap d ft,,h e hope, of success under the present his Democratlc rival. NixoD thus be policl'l!s of the Eiienhower adminis­ aave a fresh bou'nce to lhe GOP.. Chinese NatioriaUsts. .s}i,. Even Democratic spoke1m.en persuaded .to withdra1 !eat they tration. u., aareed that Nixon had look_ed bet• brin1 a ronflict th� coulct be­ Kennedy, asked about h is fitate­ ter in Friday night's televiled de­ come a world war · .! aaid the bate but they refused to concede United Staes sho• 1d be pledged ment last spring suffcsting that to defend Formr, , but that the President Eisenhower might ex-­ ,hlm an ·edge. line shou ld be d1 wn around Fi:fr. pfcSli regrets qyer the U·2 flight The cand idates found little to moa� and not at, .chcd to include to save the Paris aummit confer­ 1,ree lbouL Nixon's more aa:gres- the offshore isla.11:b, ence, -salt! the flights were jU1ti• 11\te ilt.ilude and his lncreas� fi Nlx"n d lsaarN!d and said that, ed to protect natipn_al scc.urity _ -IU'esa on d iffertnees ·between the but a breach of international 1aw. a con•· B a matter of principle, abandon• He said it was "acce pted proced• : two nOinineea wH a factor to tbe lltt1 ln GOP Ing islands within' "the area , of ure" for one nation to express. re• tributlni ,much ' f_reed om" should Rot be con• · , • ■pil'itl. sidered. Their ahantlonment to srets to another and that such ac• EMHillr On Quemoy tlon would have been proper If , J'{ilCOll and Kennedy dashed on the Chinese Reds he aaid, would lt would have prevented the break r o f wheU,er the United States ehould set t a chain eaction lead ing up of the conference. e Communists to Formosa. He 'deftnd the Quemoy and Matsu i!J-- t.h•id Ken,:iedr ,,was auilty of Nhmn said regrets would not mainland. �, l�dt ofl •lhe Chinese . , thmku:ia:. woolly a d n have prevented Soviet Premler Nirights c,vil ence, e d Inci U-2 , Ol · CU9A kita S. Khruahchev from breaking otl,er i11qe1. They agreed tlley �uldn'f ao to a- , ,u�hllt confer• Nixon denied" that Cu� already u.p the conlerenCfl and ihat the . ra,ee utq9'1 adla� pi,parations I 1f �at and W,� that � � rr,aidep.t l'�re.tt f��ef \ , · !ol!�;:l:'l'i . ;,'"'�'i.. ·; ·' ,f\ {'' ,-.�, . !. , •; ' "' :tr•\�, •� �, i; ; -""' · ·· · ,t . .,� ' _.1..,,.1,,.,Ji , · �•· �'5n •"r' ,) , •< . " · b • � \ ��!ffl . <� . ""¼ • ,·. 0 .-- -� . ""'",li, ' that he was a paid palron at a tent skating rink localed in Pythian Park, Middl eport, Seple!ll• her 2, of this year. He claims that while being a pai d patron at the rink h e sustained a broken left leg when another patron caused him to be knocked to the floor. The other skater was unidentified in the suit. The plaintiff charges the accident was due to negligence of Curre nce and caused him to be admitted to a hospita l for a six ---- �·--- Plans MadeFor 85thAnnual Historical Society Meeting Br A. V. Howell The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, incor­ porated will hold its 85th annual meeting in the Christian Education rooms of the Federated Church in Pomeroy on Wedilesday afternoo_n, October 12, (Columbus Day) from 1:30 to 4:00 o'clock. Refreshments witl be served. Slnce the Society's last meeting it has been incorporated under the Jaws of Ohio aH a non-prout cor• porahon. This action requires that a n ew or revised constitution be adopted and thi.!I will be attended to at the meeting and• officers will be elected. Maoy new members have joined the society since the last meeting and there is much interest shown m the proposed aetivitles during lhe commg year. As in' man)' other counties, there wiJI be l ocal his. tory cl ubs or&anized in each township to study, record and preserve htstoric matter o( interest and i m• pbrtance to the townships and the county. 1be Meigs County Society is now How Milk Is Sold To Be Subject'Of Monday Meeting How our milk is sold is the subject to be diseuued at a milk marketing meetine schedul• ed Monday evening, Oct. 10 at 8 p. m. in Chester Grange Hall. Speakers Will include Donald Zehr, mil k marketing speclal.i8ts, Ohio State University 11;1d Owen W illjams, manager of the Dai�)' mens' CooperatlYe Sales A5.!loc1a• tion, Charleston, W. Va. This meeting has been arrane• ed because of frequent que11tions asked about milk marketing. Il Is open to anyone selling milk eith­ er in the Charlesten area or other milk markets. for action ncccHary to defend the had &uffered a de feat in the Unit­ Uniled States against surprise at• ed Nations this week. He referred �ack. to the vote, wlth the United States SUMMIT on the losing side, on a proposed Nixon said he woul d be willing amendment to the neutralist J'e.!IO· to attend a summit conference if l ution seeking a·reneWill of negotla. it would contribute to peace . but lions betwee n the United States that there must be dipl omatic r.e­ and Russia. I (IVIL RIGHTS gotiatione first Lo indicate assur­ Kennedy erlticir.ed the adminis• ance of success. Kenned)! said he a(lreed with tration for not making more use Nixon'11 position but thut before of guarantees in recent civil there is another summit conference rights Jaws to proteet the r ight to there should be action t.o build vote. He also found a lack of both the mlJitary and economic vigor in the Government Contracts Committee, headed by · Nixon, strength of the UJJited States. which seeks to preVen� r-i.cial di5U. S. PRE$TIGE The Meigs County Farm Bureau Nixon said Communist prestige crimjnlition in hiring by employers is "at an all-time low- and Amerl• with government contract!. He al- Annual Meeting will be held on can prestige is at al} 1111 ' - time eo Hid the Pre�ident must provide October 20, 1960, at the Chester high" as a resul t of the current "moral leadership" in this field, Grade School . There will be a ham dinner startUnited Nations meetings. But ws particularly to end radii 11egreiaing at 7:30 p. m. followed by the loog as the Comipunista are .ag­ tion in tchools. Nill:oa aaid Congrees had re• business meeting at ·8:30 p. m. The gressive , he ■aid, "no matter how ed ade(ll.late funds t(jl , the Gov· cost of the meal will be 75c for fus well we are doing in the cold w;1r, we are not doip.g •• well aa we ernment Contracts Committee and adults and 50c for child ren. Tick­ i;hould ." He aald economic and refused to make It a permanent eta are available from the board technical Corel(ln aid is needed· agency. He thought the comriiit: members in your area or at the co­ and that more cooperation from tee ehould be given permanent op oftice. 11Atus and that federll aid ehoutd The speaker fOr the evening w ill Congress is in order. be autliorlzed for schOQI . di.trlctfl be Mr. Keith Bands, Associ ate DiKennedy said U. S. prestige had seeking to" end segregat�on. Presi• rector of Market Devel opment and IH!clined along with ill strength dential leadership UI needed;, h.e . Research of the Ohfo Farm Bureau compared with the �omrouri&t �Id, �o. �eat with 11t,.her, -��l�s FederatJ.,�p. 1!11 tC?p!� lri,U. be_ Uie and "11 "• UmW SW.. •• .._, . ; , • ••>'• • · •»., Jllroti<j."' �I!'-· lf"' n <lltio. . . __., ., ·• ' :'�-1,: " - �; , i-,'-��� .· . .•·:;._ -� �-;«>¥,; _,Ti::::��.- .· , W-":. �-; � r."'".r ,.�i7 1 !'I"� 1 ' •• ,, ,... ,...,. ' , ,, . :ii -� 4 ,111. · , ·r ,Y- •,· 11'.\'f4•-",• f . r� ,,i' ll' " ,.' l/ii, ·• '"" . ',t-.,J•t · - ' :t," ' . ��,: �i;": • Annual Meeting Of-Farm Bureau Is Announced �•= day per iod, and that he still is unable to retun1 to bis employ• ment. The unknown party alleg. cdly fel l and knocked the plain­ tiff lo the floor. In his .uit Wilson claiffil that M 1u1tainecj perman•nt dttn• a,. in th• amount of $1 5,000; h• hH 1uffend ■Hal pein and 111111 of work 1otalin1 $10,000; that he has aln-ady hail a $SCIO medical bill and nffd1 · $10CIO meclical trutm•nt. ThE- pl aint1H in his suit also �Ffn '§, ,, '-\:, an affiliale or the Ohio Hiatorical Society and a member of lhe Fed· eration of County Historical Soci­ eties of Ohio. The presid ent has, for several years, represented the Meigs County Society in the Ohio Academy of History and the lnati­ tute on Local and State Hi.story. H e is also a member of the Ohio Li­ brary Association. Recently the president has ac­ quired a eoruiiderable number of very important and rare books, manuscripts and relics that will be e!dlibited at !he meeting. Other memben have as rare reliCI as can be seen in other museums in the state . Many will be shown. I haxe been president for the pa.st ten years, and along with the pro,cram committee want to em• phaelze thst this . will be an open meeting at whicb every me mber is requested to bring a friend . The publ ic is inYited and all are wel­ come without obligation. . H there are elderly or. physical• Jy disabled persona who do not have means of attending the meet­ ing, they should notify the presi• dent at Box. 333, Pomeroy, so trans­ portation may be provided . One ol the most urgent activities of officers and members during the n ext year will be to interest more young people in the society so they may take over when the ol der members ]eave . Ladies who have brought cookies for the tea at former meetings are not asked to do so at this meeting as aJI refreshments will be furnish­ ed by the ladies of the church. Two Arrested By Ohio State Patrol Two perso115 were arrested ye s­ terday by the Ohio State Patrol -for pusing over a yellow line in Meigs County. Thomas Shields. 56, Zanesville. and wmiam MeCoy, Rfo Grande, were cited to County Court by the patrol for the charge-. RETURNS TO GEORGIA Pvt. Norman E. Hysell has re­ turpcd to Fort Gordon, Georgia, to take his M. P. schooling after 12 da�·s furlough at the home 1 of his pa renls . Mr. and Mn. Normliln Hysell of Bashan. He was mar­ ried to the former Patty Arnold whil e home. ; MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Houd aAdmissions Patricia she lt. Pomeroy and Ell a Weav­ er, Coolville. Dismissed : F11:ye Jordan, Car­ penter. �rth: �rs. a _Jpffi charges that the rol ler rink op­ erator was neg l ige nt • in two ways: -Not protecting patrons, in• eluding lhe plaintiff, against in­ juries by another patron who .also paid ad mission to use the rink. -FaUing to provide adequate safeguard for patrons against other persons using the rink. Attomeys for the plaintiff in the actitJn are Crow, Crow and Porter. On the d ate of the accident, when Wilson fell and suffered his broken leg, the Middleport Emer11ency Squad was swnmo · a1td 41'f!D:S�, ,llj�_ lO . , ife= Generil ·aospatal w6ere he WU relea�d after a six day stay. The skating rink is a movable type tent structure which c-an be tali:eD from one l oe-ation to an­ other according to weather condi­ tions .and the localitif's interested in skating. the skating rink _wh ich is in question was located at the old Pythian Ball Park during early spring of this year, Mpms, Dads Take Bows At Game With Gallipolis Parents, brothers, sisters and friends stood and look bows Friday night at the Pomeroy • Gallipolis footba1I game in a •'Parents Night" ce'remon"y al halftime. Presented by Rich Jones.. an• nouncer, were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Winebrenner for son Robert; Mr. and Mn. Ray Woodgeard for son, Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Poulin for son, Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hester for son Ge ne ; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carpenter for son Roland; Kenneth Neville for bro­ ther Raymond ; Miss Joan Bulling• too and Mrs. Ruth Bullingtbn or brothers- and sons, Eddie and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Phalin for son, Reggie and Ronnie; • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buffington for son Charles; Re v. and Mn. Eugene Brown for son, David; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre for son Don­ a ld; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow :l'or son Ricke: Mr. and Mn. Homer "' Gordon for son Dav id. Rev. William Voris for friend, George Blackwell; Dorothy Gloeclt• ner for son Charl es; Mr. and Mi's. Keith Woods for brother Roger Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Ccates for son Dor; ltr. and Mrs. George Grueser and Mrs. Tom Grueser for son and husband Tom; M. and Mrs. Hayman Bamit.2 for so11 Keith; Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hysell fori son Harold ; Miss Bar. bar.a Stol t for friend JOhn Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fultz for son Mike; Mr. and Mr.I. Marion Stowe for son Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Wa l t• er Hamm for son All en; Mrs. Doris Jewell for son Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Henry· Werry for son Tom;. �11.r. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger for son Terry; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dow• nie for sqn Allen and Mr. and Mn. Wyatt Gilbert for son Jim. '. � 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 7, 1960