http://66.213.69.5/files/original/635924cccb2ecfad77abc72addd28e80.pdf be413e492c324dcae946a4c8f61ccad0 PDF Text Text .- Is Married "°rt Couple Sunday In Episcopal Church • Moinly About People In Pomeroy ;----:;:------,----,--�-----,-- -c---I two,;.lJurty o'clock ceremony Sunday afternoon, OctoMiss Kathryn Lama, �uahter of lhe late Mr . and Mrs. Earl R. Lama rt, beca,me the bride of Mr. Harry S. Moor e of . Rev. William Roberts performed the single ring ny at the altar decorated with while flowers and green� ., ,IJ the Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy , &.._•� bfi4e wore an afternoon I worl' ('urs.a�•i, uf pink rose burb ,flllllD. t,..o _ Pl,ece d ress of minl A l1a l f hour of pre -nupual ilk tlitocade with a feather musil' wiu playL'O by Mrs Cedr1r Clark of Middleport . Mrs. t-'red lhon , in matching color 111libi. of Middleport rcgistercd �ffl were White Orduds 0� Jewelry was a strand of lhe J::Uests. •ad � �•rrings, a gift of the T>w Parixh Housr of the chi.m·h • , �e11t A. Jones. � 1 � t l' r of �•ah d ('corated with fall flowers for t h e rl' l'eption followi ng the '� of Colum bus s, r v ecl as d cl in � with the women of the we • pf Honor and wore an ' OOl\ len,&th sheath beige e hurch i n rharge The bride s ta • trad· the with df'rorated as ,,., ble r"'#h overskirt. She wore lot acceBSori es and her itionill lhrl'e tlert!d Wl'dding r ake Wlf or beige cymbidium toppl'd with bell and ring orna• mt>nt. Mrs. c;eorge Anden1on. Jr. Middleport presided at the rofof 'l, �qi• Jta� Jones, niece of the � wU l� flower girl and f{'1' service and Mr!. J _ 0. Ro{'del i. .PIJe pink silk organza of Pomeroy at the punch b owl. •1fh a buffont skirt. Her 1-'ollo wi ng the recept ion the w•• ol pink rose buds. / new Mr and Mn. Moore left for •erbe.rt F. Moore of Mid- a trip tu New York City to re· d as best man for / �tve turn h.Y wa)' of the Gttal Lakes �Ii� Ind Dale M. Dutton a11d Niagara Falls. For her travel· _ ""llQclbJep6rt , and Theodore T ing costume the bride chose a , Jr., of Pomeroy were • navy bl ue two piece dress with _ i n. . · match.inc acl•cJU1orie1 and her -. 1 -r ore-hid co,sace. _ Xl11 Grace: Sauvage and Mr� Haff)' !:. Hoagland both of Col The bride is a ·�radu:itr nf Mid­ Qnibu.1, and aunts of the bride rl leport lli:.:h Sd,ool and Oh.io Un1 vcr�itr, i .� a menihC'r or , 1w ln the recelvini:i line with ) !'tt � coUJtle, Miss Sauvage <'hose First Prcsb,Yteriau Church o! �:i\.: for..hu( i.,ilec:111'1i1 wedding a grape dlcport, 1-: van::clii\e Ch, , 111cr, t) , d lWO "j.ie� �re11 and Mrs. Hoag- er or t he Eastern Stilr a11d 1hf' re a blue Dior dren. Each Middleport Buslneu anrl Profes . ' sional Women's Club. She ts cm ploye<I as auditor at the Hoyal Parent, ounc Bottling Company in MidCrown lli ..LJ eac er• o eel dlepor t. ,. � M�iC• County Council o f Thi• groom. graduate o f the ll:�ll and Teachers will meet on Univeri;ily or Kentucky is a Ves­ '6\41'HI)', October 13, at 8 p, m. teryman of the G race Episcopal •� th, · Letart Grade School. Fol- Church and a mem ber or various , lowlni I lhort b u1ine1& session a Masonic Bodie1. He is president w.orq�op Will ho conducted by the of the lto,Yal Crown BoUling "'� �ard members. Company. i"" Conferences 1cheduled and the Following their wedd ing trip · IUde� 1 nt:: secretary and treas- the new couple will be at home at titer, M?I. A, T. Roude b ush, Budget 598 Soulh Third Avenue in Mid­ Ch..rman of Hamilton; P arent Jo� d- dleport. �clfon, Mrs. K. 8. Davidson, pre• Among those from out of town Mbpoi cha4"m1:1n of Cambridi!e; Re- attending 1hr wedding and reeep­ 'lp,c>n■lbllltJea and work of the del- lion were. Mrs. G. H. Wheatlfy Ji1at.e,; � council, Mra. E. S. ShC'r - i'll d Mrs. 1". H. Lyle of Ashland , ),w, pubUcatlon chairman of Ath• K,Y. sislcrs o( the groom and Mr. :,f11; principles o! the PTA. Mrs. Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell ltl, J. Schlou, chairman of �ublic pru ba.sco of Ch.arle.11ton, W. Va. tclatlona of Cincinnati, and mcm· hip. IOUlh•.. 1 di,trlcl di?eC· !=' I t '· . J li ' OJ ,,.,... T . h 'I T M Mrs. Bill Cross Honored With Shower On Monday DAR Held Grave Ceremonies At C�:!!2,��!,t ��!... Japan Exchange Student Guest At Federated Clwrch Mies Judy Weed or Cincinnall, who spent th ree months in Japan as a n exchange 11udent, waa g:ue,t spe.aker wtien the Happy Harvest• crs claaa of the Federated Church met Friday evening al the church. The speaker showed 11Hdes taken in Japan and gave &n intereatlng talk on her experie nN•s and of her life with her foster parents and family of Japan. I II If FREDDIE HOUDASH.!L -r �4a h · . ,;;ti C.elhurc d · ·!; Bro asted Ch icken I. ,,i sc!i Dri ve · l n Rug by Sweaters For Men ond ·Boys SMITH CLOTHING CO. Mlddlepert, Ohln • CAS H :(.,,�:,. Samsonite Sale! • Chairs, $7, t95 · · . . · · • . Table, $8.95 · · . . · $3 J '""' •" $8.95 Regular $t0.1S For Limitod Timo, $29.95 I • FIJRNtTURE · · · · · . . . . · · Middleport . .. .,..;.- .... ' . ... . � ,':"'. -------....-�. reere■tlonal period. Durin& the Hay Ride Enjoyed By e\ltnin& wonhlp program one rep· BaJ)li.,t Church Group reacntative of escb of the churchel The Junior High Sunday School took their pledge to the altar ln a clau and the Jr. Hi BYF of the tervice of dedkation. Middleport Fjrst Baptist Church The 1roup was .accompanied to enjoyed a hay ride to Portland counselors, Mr. where they held a wiener roH1 on Gallipolis by their b bons. Gi Wiyne Mr1, and Saturday evening. Attending the MHair were John Hood, Mike Bratton, Ray Picken5, PUaL IC HEAR ING Pat Edw11rd1, Larr)' Gladwell, Dar­ A pu bLic heari ng will be held In la Ebers bach, Ruth Ann KloelJ, Kay the Melga County Courtroom on !Juggess, Anna Jeffers, Linda Kauff Nov. I O at t p. m. concerning a .1.urtha Fowler. Bruce Annas, Jacil b ridge project on Route 1%4 . iigman and Buddy : .. oorc. 1 hey were .1l·l·omp1mied by Mr. me! Mrs. Tony Fowler and wn, Mark, Mr. and Mu. Gene Colcm1m and son, Jerry , and Hev. a11d Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Donald Doone ,rnd d .i ughlcr, TONIGHT and TUESDAY Jeanne. Sun., Mon., TueL, Oct. 9. 1(), 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE M Yf' lllen,bers Attended Gtdlipolis Youth Rally "PLEA SE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" (Technicolor) Doris Day - David Ni\'en Colorcartoon WEDNE SDAY & THURSDAY "nVE BRANDED WOME?,;" Silvana Mangano - Vera Miles I I Meml}(lrs of the Youth 1-\,Jlow• ship or the Heath Methodist Church of Middleport who attend­ ed the PortsmouLh District Youth £tally in �.allipolis ,Yesterday were I Evel,Yn Gibbons, Sandra Brewing­ :on. Sar.ah Bechtle, Diane M cCn- : ma.s, Barbara Jones. David Kon�.. right, t'orrest l;L d?tel, Jr.. Tom Rall and Eric Cham bers. The meeting began in the after­ noon with a speaker and a sack .! Upper was held followed by a I FRIOAY NOT OPEN SATUftOAY "THE HYPNOTIC EYE'' Jacques Bergerac, Alli son Hayes - also "THE PURPLE GANG" 'Barry Sullivan, Elaine FAw.ards CLEANING RUGS BY HOME 1'1ETHODS CAN BE A Real Headache! CER TAIN PEOPLE CIIOOIE CITY LOA#••• HERE'S WIIY: Thty know Wt !rust lhtm . • • hlVI faith In llttm. we mah your loan hire • pl1111nt IISY·1oln1 ••Ptrlanc, from b11l•�ln1 to end. When 7111 n11d more mon1y II mor11 'llma we are 1t1d to bt of 11rvlc1. Jud call •• us for your fall cash . . . $100 . . . $1000. c; ' "' ·. \ .., 1 I � Oclober VOL XII 9 lo w..t 15 , , .'·• , H I •• " ,, . ' ' - • Use Robi nson's Spocial RUG CLEAN I NG ' SERVICE! Your rugs will be expertly handled - shampooed, laun­ dry washed or. dry cleaned, according to type of rug. Of course, Robinson's handle fill sizes1 too. Phone us for ;;-:'J pick up;and delivery service. Robinson's LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Robinson's Cleaners PHONE WY-2,54%8 IN POMEROY I Trl•Lalller Cleoners PHONE WY-2..'1130 IN MIDDLEPORT : . ' : ti ..." ,;, //r:-d .;; HUMAN PLY That's Orin Murray, Field Sur­ vey Enaln..r of fabulous Glen C.nyon Dam in Arlzoite. Murray ■ays, "Sure I've tried other brands. But Camel 11 th• only one that aIves me real 1mohina 1atl1f1CUon. every Ume I !lt:ht 1,1p." . . • at ent1ne Weather huther11 aMI CHtr■I 011\o; !tartly 11:t.udy IIMt dlm'al thlt .,........, eMI tMJtftt, othwwlH felr tfrl,Mllh WeclMtday. Cooler c.efttral 8NI NVthHtt WtdMN11y, Hljtl hid-, ,.,.., 1.. tonitht 45, ... DMJeted To The lnterut, 0/ Tiu, Mei4,..Ma,an Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Tuesday, October 1 1 , 1960 ---�--:--=-=---------.;.-;_---------------------- NO. 149 ·Depressed •Fift)'-five year old Frank Arthur Davis, of Masori, W. Va., die� yesterday afternoon from a self-inflicted shotgun wound in the head. Davis, shot himsel{ wilh a .12 in Mason, Thursday at 2:30 p. ga11ge shotgun, sometime between m. Rev. Ralph Mahoney will be 2 and 3 o'clock, while hii;; wife, .1. in l'harge or services. Burial will be at Kirkland Memorial GarElva, was vieitin3 I neighbor. Upon returning home at 3 dens. p. m., Mrs. Davi.1 found her hus• Friends and relatives will be band dead in the bed room of al the funeral home after rercived hia home. until time of the Wednesday noon No reason could be a:lven for the suicide act, ot.l}er than Davis service. bad beea out of work ror some time and was quite depressed • Sgt. G. M. Scott of the West Vlr,:ini• State Police ' and Mason County Coroner Oliver Eahenour who inve11tlgated the ,hooting, jointly ,greed lhal deall, w,s b y , I 111icide. • The deceased was born at West Pictur,-d abo�e is a sketch of the proP?sed,n a":' fire station at Middleport. The two story Columbi,, October 5, J,05. Hi, �u1lding if built wo.uld house all hre fig htmg equipment, have a maintenance shop, block mother, Lillie (Hy&ell) Davis preers office on the, first fi�r. It would ha ve a large meeting hall upstairs with kitchen � an� / � ceded him in death. ea to the . County PT� fac1libes. This type of (Ire station ts needed in Middleport to enable the fire apparatus to be De egat � 1.: survlvora or tlJfl! de eased are I meetma to b held m .Letart this e placed separately in the building as �at� in t h ! Ohio I nspection Bureau report. his wife, Elva, father, Edward Thun�ay were a ppointed w�en Davili, one daughter, Mra. Jean the Middleport PTA Exetutave Grueser Long Bollom oh · ard met last nigh t. at the IDB, Elward, Maaon; l wo :;oth� · Bo school. Delegate_4 appomled were en, Harry, Point Pleaonl .md Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. George BUI, Mason; and one iiater, CarHackett Jr., �ra. Lucy Gregg, man Durst, Middleport. Mrs_ Mary E. Hmdy and Mn. Paul Funeril aervlces will be held Theus. at the Foa:Je1on& Funeral Home At a regular meeting of the Pomeroy Chamber of CoJtlf · Charles Asa Brad b ury, presi: merce, held in the office of the Ohio Power Company Momlaf dent, was in charge of the meet­ evening; Bill Miller, Area Development Technician ' discu.sse<f, 1 ing and plans were annOunced resource development of Meigs county. the for the regular meeting to be held Miller said that a correlation I �r. ftext Monday evening. Bill Diles was a mu,t for resource I will ,he a meeting or the Po,neto)' effort of will be guest speaker. A coffee next Monday and that wh;1. t we set Retail Mercha nts develo ment p hour with Mrs. Lewia Sauer Jr., the 7 Ohio Pow• at at evening 30 : A chairman of the hosp itality com• out to do Is either an aggr vatlon Pr Company offices i.o Oi,euas thi, mil.tee in charge, wm fellow the which we dp nolhinJ about or a year's Christdlas seaaon program. meeting. Room nmlhera will also problem which we accept and do somelhina about. 'Problems that we Attending the meetlng o( which be announced at the Monday A Moeller-for-Con&ress dtnner ·in meeting. accept are the best , way toward a . Clyde Kirkland, reaident, presid� p better future, he SJJd. He was als? ed, in addition to the aueats� were J . Lanca1ter, Wednesday, Oct. lit is Th<; PTA Membership Drive he­ ple�ed that the 1u.rv-ey by the !'fl· Leslie Fultt, Mu Wirtt;1:�,d Ford; . expected UI attract between 500 1 ty 1tu�ents waa bemg Bob Elberfeld, Franklin Rizer, Bill I · lJld 600 penona from tht 10th Con- gan this week and letters were am1 Universi gressional district. :sent to the parents in regards to conducted. Grue1er, Kai Hindy, Charle, l'tlur- 1 " Ted Reed i_nlrodueed !amee I ray, Frank Will, Fred Blaettnar, Jamee Reid, Lancaster, chair- the :z&c per ,person dues. Mrs. man of the event, said the prlnci- Berna.rd Fultz Is chairman of Lhe Stratton, auptrv11or of . the surv!y , Ted Reed, Bob Jacobs, Edililofl Hob1 team, w� Introduced two of h11 stetter , and Dick Owen. pal speaker -.yill be U. S. Rep. Rich- Membership committee, r1 rl/' 1 . �ITH j ard Bollln1 (D-Mo.) who IS on the Attending the meeting werti team. Robert Seyfang and Peter Pvt. Cba,tts �. Smltj,. .�1-, �• committee and )otw. IClqo- , Mr:. � � �db\Jl')',! . Mra. 1,'11;.._ · G. P. Sffllth, l:ffl... � the AA • · � -mle committee: · , , ... Sauer Jr., "li(ri, We.le)' try, MiBS Sa� siutioii' .liri;n,, ..;1d ,._ ·· ' , itlll•; •• now 1t1tloftfd' ..t %1-...., ildrec!' •Ha wley, i. W. McComat, group of hi, work ,nd llated lb•• 1r1fS; Tbe dlnner waa sc heduled 119 a Pd .l•p.n, for an II montn tour ot A A. Scarberry, Leo Kennedy, the -villual survey w 11 already In tribu te to u. s. Rep. Walter H. , a�d Mn. Hackett. auty. IS progreH. He said they will 80 into I Moeller, LancHler, who is seeking the interview 1urvey with mer- . re-election from the 10th Di1tricl, chanls and then • citizen,• 1pol I Middleport PTA Represenla1.IVeS I Appolnted MOnday I I Lancaster Dinner E�pected To Draw Political Crowd I I I Mr. Reid ..td. .Unn•r will I Troops Ready TO be he\d i n the Lancaster American Legion Hall. Bolling w ill &peak following din• · p e n ioil�a ��i speak In behatr o( the candidacy of the Lancaster ™ De=�· use Force If UN I Guard Not Moved IS CO•chalrman o! the ! event ls Don Mullen, of Meigs County. The Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, · UPI - Armored Congolese troops surrounded the residence of Pa• lrice Lumum bi today, prepare d to use force if the deposed pro-Soviet premier's United Nations guard is nol withdrawn. between Congolese A clash troops and the U. N. gu1rd or Mo­ roccan and Tunl1Jan aoldlers un• der command of a Ghanaian colo­ nel was barely averted Monday. The rullna hjgh eommlHion, P· Death claimed the life of Jene The ruling 'high commi11lon, ap­ M. Little, 43, of Spring Valley Col. Jo� h Mobutu, M:onday gave p Trailer Oturt, Galion, 0., Mon.day the United N;ationa until 10 a. m. ° Col­ ' Jl!.orning at 1 1 o'clock In a EDT today lo surrerider Lumum­ umbu1 hos pital. by ba. The ultimatum WIS iaaued He ••• born in Cheahlre, Justin Bomboko, chairman of the December 24, 1917, to Mrs. Lottie commission. Frazier and the late Jelle Little. Survlvinl are bia wife, Myrtle; indicated that the Boboko to mother; one niece Mra. Reva Jean Congolese troo p1 were ready Sickle; one brother, Burnett use force, if neceBSary. Re 11Id LltUe and four sisters, Miu Fran­ "the !lrmy will take ill reApoq.sl• ces Little and Mn. Marjorie Mar­ bilities, Patience and 1ooctwm have tin ail of Gallon and Mn. Della run out. This la the week o! great Gtutln, Marion ind Mra. Kathryn decision!." Blacbtone of Man111fleld. Servic,a will be held from the Foaie.aon, Funeral Home in Ma­ E1nergency Squad lOII, Thursday 1t 10;30 a. m. with ,,. burial In the Smith Cemetery- In Called To Give Aid The Pomeroy Emeracncy Squad Leon, P'riend1 will be received at the was called 11t 7:30 thi, morning ll , funeral home anytime after 12 to gi"e aid to AverJ Shttt , But• 1uUer­ WH who Avenue, ternut p. m. Wednesday. Mr. Little wa■ a aelf· employed 1 Ing from illness. A loCal phyai· cian wa1 called. ttuelr: ·11r1...er, Jesse M. Little, 4.1, Dies Monday In Columbus o., v,!l tJNrl'ED NA110NS, N. Y. UPI locked Eaat • West ne10Uation1 on __:,Nikita S. KhrusbchH goes be- diaarmarnent. -Propose the addition of tlve , � . the U. N. General Aalembly Eastto the 10-natlon neutrals todtY to try to re1tore lost Com• committee disarmament munllt luat.,r with the speech on West dlairmament - "the ,uestlon of which broke .up In deadlock last 1lltltions" - he came bere thret Juni:i at Geneva. -Put forwud form11ly hi• call Wffkl 110 lo ,deliver. a special u. N. 111efhbly aesror Tbe l)leech wlll be the So\'iet on disarmament to meet sJon before addresa farewell Premiet'1 s next Soviet prlna: in Geneva, Moteow or Thur1d11. home fl1'ni . rad. Lening the IOUrefl , HJ'd he would Mah Khrushchev said he might e"en r1ngiq over all m6it o t It, the New and com• come bact here after � of hi1 "total 11ld aources but needed, if Ye-ar ropouls, di1um.1ment p �•· li]rolibly �ulna: 1 lso thti U. N. be meant only It the auembly iii.lo� thus far with their set- was debatln11 dlurmament which of he: hu c11Jed ..the queali on 'beeu to thlfl communi1t caUH. 'l'!ta latat eame Monday night questions." hi, 1t• wlllir the -Ruaian1 loac· in eHortl Beaten on the Congo to lbelve die bloodlOUed Jll1u'8 tempts to ouat �c:retllry General Soviet Dag Ham)nankjold, the et Jh&ilpry and Tibet dluriuthe to wm 1et leader luue the wu . 1.Dllni&I.Dien t Dtaiilllelfe.11 bid ar1ed all -.orld ment. question on tht � of a 1"9• to atlftid· the lllletDfJg lo '9v� prop(IN) tO' have 'the • . ,, nation ••mbl)I take up lbf it-....... ' · sue for ,direct debate. Ordlnatily, May ll.wlilw OliiilltlMk iii� reJ•� !lnl • � ��� ·� \ -�!id· II � . ' ' , ' l ,f 'I � ' ,j- 1 " •"P. 1'1!\ll� � ,, ,L'. °"''Qmpb•ell · · survey will b� cQDdueted. After this is completed the team will re• turn to the unl'V.8l'Jd.1)' to make a g,raph and develop their proposals. Doctor Rudolph Frankel, profesl!iOr o{ the City J>lannlng graduate course under which the survey team is 1tudying wiU be In Pornero}' and Middleport this f'ridiily to check on the aurvey teams' prosreu and to offer his a11istance. Doctor Frankel is a member of the Royal Institute of Britiab Arehi• tects and a member of the Ameri• can In1tltute o( Planners. Bob Elberfeld announced there ---- · ------·--Fidel Ca8trO Due For SANTA Cl.A.HJ\, Cuba UPIPremier Fidel Castro was due here today to make a personal appearance at the court martial of l lfi persona accused o( acUve reai&llnce to hi1 rej'.Jme. Ai least two and perhaps three of the de(endiants--102 alleged guerrilla& and 12 "collaborators" said to have been captured in the Ellcimbray Mounlalns-are ei:1irlna pec�ed to face Castro'• aqu1ds. Peraons said to have been caP· tureii in l11t week's "invasion" of Orlente· Province are expe cted heavier l o face proportionately JN:naltles when they come to tt1.,i �n 1n unannounced date. Personal Appearance . "l • Deputy D • tr,ct Of pyfh,Ian S,/StefS I Mrs. Thelma Campbell of Wilk• esville attended the annual con­ vention at Grand \Lodge or Ohio, Knight.& of Pytb1as and Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton, O., Se pt. 2-1·24. At the con,.,ention she was in­ staUed as District Deputy Grand Chief of Diatrkt 1 1 or Pythian . Si,ter Temples. The Temples in tbia district are at Logan, Galli- 1 pohs, New Strait1V11le, Nelson• / ville, Middleport, Pomeroy, Car• bondale, Gtousler and Wilkesvllle, Mrs. Campbell has been active in many oraanizatmns mcluding Church and Sunday school at W1lkenille, Grange, Women's A ux d 1ary of -American Legion', Eastern Star and School Organi• zatio11 . She ls particularly active in the S.lem Center PTA where she has been teachinj: for many }'ears. Last June s�e. realized_ one or her _great am b1�1ons of hfe-gra· duatlon from Rio Grande College ith a B. S . . in Ed, Dearee. She ':V IS now lookmg forward to the day she will receive her Maater's degree. I I I 2 Local Women f Will Hold Spttial Meeting Attendi·ng 38th Th?M�!��l:a��u��t:!!�.�!;! !� aid the Middleport . Volunteer Fire De• tng the proposal Ann Ua1 Meet station. for new partment then l. Death Claims 88 _ Year Old Lady lo Clifton Frances Esther Blake, Clifton, passed away at her home Monday cvenmg around midnight follow­ ing a long lllness. She was 88 ycan old. S.he w.as born Fe bruary 2, 1872, in Glenwood, W, Va., to the late Henton and t.:llen Spurtock. She was preceded in deatb by her hus b and .in 1940. i to a quest rn Don Mills, president of the fire , Mn, Mildred M. Stanley, vice department ap�aN!d before C'o�n president and director, Pomeroy s. c�I Monday night lo hear _ ill , National Bink, and Mrs. Roae · views on the_ pro?D�ed atat�on Reynolds, uaist.ant vice president and commumty b u1lcbng, M11l11 Citizena Natlonil Bank Middlein ) port are aUendin& the' 38th an- had • P�ated befo�e Council Ua previoua meet_111� and re• t nual convention of the National quested an appropr1.ahon be made I Association of Bank Women in ! of $6,000 to ht added to the {ire Pasadena California dep1rtment funds to ena b le the The �nvenlion � beini held to al the Huntington Sheraton Hole) con�truc�ion �f the building 11prmg. this begin October to to 13. U t.he city_ could' see fit to _a pAll NABW memben hold executive poailions with banll:I . The propn.a te lh1� amount, the f1.re- , group was organi t.ed in 1921 with m�n feel the� will_ be able to · 1 6 members. currently there .are I build the station with .a certai n amou�I or soli<;ilation, Mill& said. 12� women bank officer& and The fire committee. oompoAed of directors in the u · s · up from Lee Smit�, A. A . Scar berry and 1 1 ,000 Int Dec. 31. Wayne G \ bhons, reported fa,.,orMore than 500 delegilell are ably to th11 propos.al. l . I attendi ng lhe c nvention lo hear Howtver, Clinton Fisher felt promin t ipe : en lro en . �, i m ed uc�- the Councit would be acting too I ('·on , mo, lOn PIC ure, aw, med 1- fas t I_o act on t h e proposal �I cine •nd b anking fie.:Ids this time .and John Zerkle said · . . Outside o f conven...on . ae1 1v1- , -::::-::---=c----- --lies the bank women will lour . t,J:ie Hollywood area, visit Disneyland and other pointa o{ Interest 1 . �., in this en le,L&lnmen ...ur111 �.....-• 1 and •A • . center. I - - ------- I cJ SINGLE COPY - k Council Tables Aid To Fire Company Proposal Mason Man Committed Suicide In Bedroom Of Home Monday 1 MAIN l'lltllT PHONI WY-2-2171 ◄+o�t.�� • ,I. Fire Pre,enllon I I -- - Obi0 u·ISton·ca1 ff d �1et1es OI - County Ag Society To Hold Annual Officers Election Meeting Saturday An annual election of Meip / County·s A&ricultur1l Society Directon will be held SaturdaJ, Nov. ember 12. �lfici.tlon1 for candlc!J� for" �ffOrs are thil they mu.I ':'!':'. . , • t 1..11 f · ed 'voter of Meig, be' I •••• Co11nty and muat ti.aw a membersh 1· p f1cket m · Ihe Agricultural Sociely. Candidates petlUon1 must be fiJed not later than 5 p. m. November t. 1eeretary Frank H . Johnaton, said today only penons holding membenbip tickets 1l the close of tbe 1960 County f'air or at ieast 15 caJendar days before lhe date of election are qualified lo . vote • The election will be held lo fill the vacancies of directon Roger Morgan f'red C· Leifheil . Avery Nelson. •Don L. Betzina: and' Roy Holter wboae terms expire · year. thI& NOTICE This week'• crouword puales fi■ Hed to arrlwe. A, toOfi as they can be triced we will re1u11M th• popvl1r fNture, W• a,.. sorry to h.we lnconnnltnced 1nJ ti our ,_...,.L The Ohio Institute on Local and Stale . His�ory _a.nd lh� �ssoci1tion of . Ohio H1�tor1cal Soc1et1es held a joint mee�mg Saturday _at the �mP� Mllrtius M�seu'!I 1n _ Marietta •tth over 100 h11tonana 1n attend. a n,.ur . . . D ,·n• ttte ·noon in1el'fflllltOn •a receeded the bua tour of the city p . Ju och at the Betsy Mills Club. A. V. Howell, a inember of the the In•tltute and representing Meigs County Society of the Aasociation was a speaker during the aflernoon seHion devoted to hiltorical markers. The progr am for will include direcMeigs County . t'iona 1 h 11 h,way_ mar kers tO port• lJnd and h11tor1cal markers .at the scene of th e BatU e of Buff mglo n mark.en at Isl■nd . The two old ' 7 the corporat '•on J • ne on Rou 1ie ,.._ east and sou,. or •omeroy wil � repl1ced by new and larger markera made of rust . inum . . proof alum The ronc I ud mg exercise of th e meeting was a ceremony dedicat• ing lhe new wing of the museum completed last year• by the Ohio the Historical Society, owner or museu m. Mayor Fines Three In Middleport Court fire that he felt the same way. lie, Zer�le, . further slated th•! the Blaho� is needed. Zerkle also_ said the �11\�ge needed 0th.er items at this time and cnuldn t see how the �ou_ncil could make the ap­ pro�nat1o_n . Bill Childs spoke favorably lo­ w1rd the propose! and thought the Council should go alorg due lo _ $3,000 all rea�y . being .appro• ,praated for a b uilding to house vil_lage street equip�ent. Childs . Aa 1d he Celt the station_ is badly �ceded and th.at the Ohio lnspect1on Bureau has suggested it be don4:. Child.11 _ later suggested .a special meetmg be called wi t h Council and fire d'epartment re­ presenla tives to iroo out th � proposal. In other b usioess before the Cnuncil, Lewla Elli11, slreet fore• · !Dan, reporte d on the repairs bemg made to the levee and the repairs u, a lleys. , . . VIilage Cbarlotte Perrin, trca• surer. gave her m�nlhly repQrl showing lhe fol/owmg balances; GeMral . _ . . _ . . . . . $ •,,061 .76 9.ll>.70 s..... Mo lnton,.,.. Sta,. Hlehwey • . . • • 1.309.35 Patti,. �r 401.16 C.mietery Operatlen 2.793.10 Cemetlff')' Trudi . . . . 1 ,A57.74 FiN lqUipment 325. t 7 Swimming Pool 2,659.90 General Bond letl,.._ I fflllftt U,l&t.H Total MD,1 1113 Gene Grate, ,·ilJage cle:rlr. read .14.ay ot Kennetb .lt.cr..Jhinae)"i re.Por t l.bowm• rece1pu of $8.fl.60. · - -•� Cit ·•• r--- r . 4f. ,.,. 11N eaa a letter froru Ult ,POUlllJOD board atatm,e the . ,..,.e 1 ,� vi..1 1_ ,...rmiL. lo d ump raw .sew• age � I.Lie un10 ai,·e, wowd e:r;. p1re N o�ember I�. Jt :,,as sugge,c­ ed by t,:ounctl to write (or the renewal smce the vu1age IS ma.tmg progre,;s toward securing a sewerage treatment plant. Mayor M.cr.t.1unne1 wo read the re&lg ll.il lJOD o t cwo cemetery tr us­ . ,. ti 1ees, · M· .__.r,ofi llnd H enry SWI1l, 'l'lte_ ... • .ouncu accepted tne res1gnation1 and said new appomt• men ts wlli be made at a later a t a e. . Wage ordmam:e number 833 wu 1-1ven ns Unrd readmg 11:nd approved wil h the touowmg .amendment. 'J he treasurer's sal• a:ry was advanced from $4�0 to $'tt4 per year, the Janitor's from $lMHJ to $683, and l.be dump at tendanta trom � Lo �- Tho new VJilqe orumance w1U nOI. become euecuve unw the new term of oifice. Scott Sba;;.nk and Ed haggert,-_ were 1ppom ted a.s permanent patrolmen tor the village. 11 was noted during tne lengthy Couoci.l ses.sion all proposal!i that were p ut to vote were una111mo1JS;:. Survivors include five sons: Three persons were fined this Charle! of Baltimore; Artley, Ben­ mornJn1 b� Middleport Mayor Kenton, Waller and Berland, all of neth McElhinney after being arC Ji1to11. She is also 1un 1ved by TWO FINE D ftve daughters M rs, Laura Claj:g David Paul Yonaler w11 fined , rested by Middl@port Police. Gallipolii; ; Mrs. M ary Tolliver, $1U and cost& for reckleas opera- · Raymond Lewis Fife Jr.. 23, Che• Glenwood; Mrs. Rena Williams, uon and William Dant, $ 100 and 1 shire, was lined $5 and cost.a for Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Willa Barnhart, costs and senlenced to three days having a defectiv e exhaust. The TAG DAY ANNOUNCED Colum bus and Mrs. Alma, Johnson m jail on a charae of driving while fine was suspended. Leroy D. Hos­ The .hbCl.llt:! Band wiu bold ii&. � fined was , Clifton. mtoxicated in County Court action chur. We:!lt Columbia annual 'J ag Oay lJrive Saturday, Clar­ and n intoxicatio for costs and She is survived bl' three aistera yesterday. ence Oiler, 23, Cheshire, $100 and October la. 1'ne l>and memben Lola Jaco bs and Ola Crum of w1u be in Pomeroy, M iddleport, ro■Ls and 3 days i n j.ail for driving ltacine MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Morrie, JUin oi:; and Mn. Ellza­ and otner aurroundtng costs and $15 and intoxicated while Leroy E. Webster, fl, Beverly, beth Thomas, Columbus; also one cornmuni11e.s. li­ mechanic, and Emma Jean Neal, t2, for not having an operator's In the more than thirtf. )'ears b rolher, Norman Spurlock of Lan­ A Jitney supper will be held cenae. Middleport, telephone operat.er. and grandchildren 55 and caster, Jn the evening 1or lhe band mem­ of her married tile, she hat been , Kenneth Lunstord, 21, Pomeroy, niost interested in raising her 79 great grandchildren. bers at 5::,0 p. m. and open to coal miner, and Carol Sue llq&)', Chapter To Hold lhe public at 6 with a dance fol­ family and tnanaging a home tbe from held be will Services l� Pomeroy. I· where a.II of her friends were lowing. Clifton Methodist Church, Wed• M.,.,ling At DAV Hall MEIGS _GINlllAL HOSPITAL welcome, as well as tho,e of her need&)' at 2 p. m., wilh the Rev. ChapXi Gamma Hu Exem pler TO REPLACE LINIR Admln,om: llarion Furbee, Ra · children. DAVIS CHARGED J. W. Hanlon, oflicialing "urlal of Beta Sigma will meet � ter Cunard The N UPI LONDO cine_. Davis, 46, Pomeroy, It.as Harold She now lives on thC old farm, , will be in the CliUon liill ccmeDAV local the in 7:30 al night unced it o ann Steamship Co. teday · Dischargea: Mn. Donald Houda• on State Route 689 north of Wil• ·by tbe Meigs County arrested been to urged ■re lery will invite b ids shortly on a new Hall. All members 1helt and aon, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; .kesvill e,. on 11 1:harge Department Sheriffa term• i1 which meeting the atte�d I Friends will be received at the 75,000-ton_ repllcement for the 24Dor o. thy Durat, Portland; Mrs. of non-au pport. ortant. im ed p Mary. any­ Clifton in reaidence Blake Queen year-old liner The District No. 11 convention William Ford, Columbu1 and Mn. will be held at Logan, Ohio, at time until the services. t�oglesong George Stobart, Racine. the Logan Temple No. 07 on Nov. I�uneral Home of Mason ia in 1 1 . Regiatratlon ror the conven­ charge. tion ls at 12:30 p, m, The after• noon seuion 1tart1 at l:SO and care I nooo control; and I would do this quaU! program oi medical SEN. JotfN F. KENNEDY I for hte aged . federal grants for by bring.Ing in to play the efforts ithe evening sessions bea:lna al C.: S. ColutnbN, In Polilieal Committee, and the 21, 7 : 30. Every Pylhian Is welcome. "Nixon mikes a bit :!!how o{ d.ls- the construction, e,:p;.msion and of all levels of a:overnm�nts and nation Steering Committee 11· Send reservations for Di o'clock cusaing this subject (civil ri1hts) modernhation of medical schools private acLiviUes concerned. each ready haa recommended that it dJnner to Sylvia Do wnes, 24 W. on all of hi! tripa to the South. But dental school.a ami schools of pub- to do the part it ii beat qualified be sent to the PoULil:!al Commit- Front St., Logan, Ohio. loana and scholar- lo do . . . . it is hardly the same tpeech be de-- lie he,1th tee:. , "'the o,dy aignific�nt growth of ror medical 1tudents shi ahort a City York ps New in livered ltu•Nn Block Fall• West Virginia Governor Cecil in _ economy that tqot pl,:ce the older our ing renovat for grant.a Ruaaia .Monday night ldiled to F Underw'ood will \)e I.he princip�l time Jgo the WH during the year, Truman for m grant long-te s W U 8 omen 8.l"DJ· itals O r hos T b Q , p "I do nol think Mr Nixon is ' beat American • led naUon11 which speaKer at a Repu bllean Rally to ' increased medical research . ._ .e'll- Korea� War an� t��n at the cost be held at the Haven Theater In fooling anyone, North M South . . . voted overwhelminll)' lo pdt on Hold Achieve1nent Day pand our efforts for rehablln.a- of reeo[d l.nfi.ation. the a,enda for deb1te Uie Soviet 'I' he: Mason County Farm Wo­ New Haven Wednesday at 7:SO Some or you may diaagree with _ Wt L.ac. City Uo� •.• . my views, but at le11t I have not counter-attack in Hun111ry in 1956 meri,'1 Club wUI hold its annual P- m. If we ue to deal effectively ■ nol 1s This program for so-' elee• an in 1 with RUBlia, America must con• and the Red C}llnese rape bf Achievement Day on October 22 a t In l'hatge of the meeting will changed my principles • ciallied medlc:lne:• Johnson, ftepu b lic11n tion year " Tibet. th,e Leon Element■ey School. The be J. G. VICI PRIS. RICHA•D M. NIXON tinue to �•intaln her fl!'ililary poI n Wa�m Sprlnp, G■.: The votea were M-12 with 31 program will begin: with regiatra- candidate ror State Senaldr. Sev­ aitlon, which ll to oontmue to be In o.nwor: •·1n no area is progreu more ab1tentlon11 on Hun11ty and 49-13 tlon at 10 a. m. Members ef the eral other state and county Re­ the . lrltronge1t nation· in tbe world come y ''Johnn a is Kennedy with 3G abstenUOhl otl Tibete. •Homemakers Farm Women's Club pu b lican candidates will be in• vitally needed than the area of and m��ilaril.}'. . health. The coat or medical care lately" i n supporting water The nine-nation Soviet bloc WIS will be hosteue& and will aerve troduced at thi1 meeting . We are .the stronge■l nation rat Democ The s. project . power reach the oeyond eo YUJoalavla, kete:d haa sk}'roc lunch n at noon. joined in oppoaina by Governor Underwood will arrive of maftll citiu:M, particularly our was guilt)' of a "glaring misrepre- !111lltarlly in the world �ay , b�t _______ Indonesia and Mall on both votet. ■ will in Muon County by helitt1pter older citizens, and yet the present sentation" In saying Rusai1 would in the Yeah 1bead, AmertC' . , Guinea joined Uie!m on the Tibet m1 her to up have htary .UJ elecin m. at the M. Olive Schnol at 4 p. b,IATM TOLL RISES administration require! them to be ahead of thi1 country vote. . elftneth " KINGSPOU, Tenn. UPt _ Two He will move to the Le-ori school take a 'pauper•, oath' before they tric power production by 1 975. Also approved Monday nl&ht for li be . Wfftl elected, he would · to can receive uaistlnce · more penons inJured In the ex- to spe1k at 5 p. m. and then and ar w debate were the Ala:e:rian ' ·· p \be lftm- in u. S. militU')' depuah tbe up in.11 sle ror stand pp "I e■I: s will , stren,ctb .._. ffil1 we will .■l w■ys So'utb Attic1'1 apartheid race 1eg- plOlllon and fire that shattered part He:ndenon w)'_ere be' reaources: our all of ,elopment "I propose for Immediate action rq1Uon PQlicie:s, ID Austrian-Ital- 1 of the Tmmeuee Eastman ch,m• al �i80 �'tit. Both of thoae trips tbe ultlin1te advantal�� new have on •followin& prosnm for the for greater emph11Ui the helic-opter. by -be will onM died here . eek w planl last icll, !l')'rol South the ver o Ian quarrel over Rlllllla ind tbe Commu� 11rojecta multl-purpo1e for atarb health: of frontlen new to l travel wil1 Th.e 'CDVf!tJ¥"' lerti� and a • J'rencb - l(oroe. day, brin,lng the death total from !'! �•li11• I!!� !)IIWlf . .lllll .!!!�!! �ar. l!!!!w �•�• "W,. 11\IJl · IDM \11 11' ' ·, 1 . .' .• r I I· ' ':: IQirush B�fore UN To T ry T«. Restore Luster 125 I. Hovn f t. l - "hu� , 11( - "' l • .. e STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES AreaDevelopmentTtt�cian Talks Before Pomeroy Cof An, y_ou smoking mon, now hut enjoying it less? WHERE TO GET YOUR ltlCOVIIING NICILY Mra. Samuel 0. Perry, former proprietor of the Mutln Hotel, 11 recoverlni: nlceb from a rec,mt operAlion. However, ahe la not allowed visilon al this lime. ........ . RESTAURANT Parents Announte Marriage Of Their Daughter In Racine ,-p:t ' ·-.;:..- � -- - • Circle's -,00,d,H '· $�� Meeting Mrs. Konkright Received Word Of Mother's Death Delegates To PTA County Council Appointed At Meet · Heath Y.outh Group Vot•es Money For Church Project ,, ,. Around And About Middleport Mr,. R.iymond Konllright of Mid­ dleport received word Saturday of the death of Iler mother, Mrs. Fan­ M r . a11d :\frs Thomas Young Mn. Zella Cross returned home nie Clos, al a hospital in Brook.J­ spent the week N1d 111 Ncl!ionville Saturday from Pleasan! Valley Hos­ ville, Ky. with the i r daughter and son-m-law pital where she waa a patient for Mr. and Mrs Ro bert Rogers and Rev . .and Mrs. Konkright had several daya. She will �turn to daughters. Gallipolis Clinic this week for bePn in Kentacky on Thursday of Mrs, Katie Davis of Langsville last wcrk to visit w i th her at the dressing, v1.!11tcd .!lc�· eral d;,ys las1 week w11h ' hospital where !-he was taken fol hN IIICl'f', lllrs, lvercu :,l l- Km ght. Miss ¥artha and Ann tlowell re- !o ,vi11r, a h1' .rt att a..:k at h'.!r home, Mrs. J . A Swc1•r1cv of Hutland turned f.' riday frum a week'� va­ He\' Konkri•:ht and SOliS. Dn1d spC'nt Sund.iy with hCr Sister, Mrs. Duri ng the husrness session pre­ c11tiou trip to WU! iarn11burg, :,1onti­ Everett McK 111gh1 . sided over by Mrs. Phil Meinhart. cello, Jameatown and the Shenan­ �nd Udr ll of Jame�ln,,., n. wit! joi11 J\trs. Konkri1:h1 there today for I Mn. EvercU �k Kni:.!ht sp('nl president, plans w"re made to doah Valley. Thursda)I night in Rutland With serve refreshments to the Meigs M11rtha H•well returned to her th(' funeral services. her sister, :1trs. J . A . Sweeney and County Pioneer and Historical So· employment at the offke of Dr. al lendcd t he �et hud1st Church riet �· w h ich meets Wednesday 1f- E. F. Maag and Ann Howell to the Republk.in Club dinn('1 . 1Prnoon in the eh.urch educational Columbus and Southern Electric Attende,l Conference .'M i F.lmer S:ul dlcr f1f Wl•!il Lib­ room. lllrs. Waldo J . Bartels an­ Company Office tod w . l\ i ne mem bers of t he '..fei;:s Mrs. Harold Hall went to Cuya­ erty, VY VJ. . �rrivc(t Vnd,1) for a nounl'ed a Pre�byterial meeting to br held in Gallipolis on October. 1 J hoaa F'1:1lh Friday to visit with her County Women's Rep ublican Club visit w 1 l h :\1rs W i ) l i.1m 1:1.ixtcr. .\fr_ und Mr�. Jo1,q1h Jct·nhour and a n E&R Women's Regional mother, Mrs. James Sanner for attended the annual Fall Con fer­ ence of !he Ohio Federa l ion of anti f:i. L h cr. L h ;1 rlc.s [('enhnur, or Guil d meeting at Newark on Ot:((l. several days. 27. Mourning James Mrs. Republican Women lleld Friday at and �ir. ber Copley anJ Mr. and Mrs. l"red 1 1n,I son, Dale, .!lpenl yesterday in the Neil Heuse in Colum bus. • Hainey o: 11 (',1/' Copley v isited Sat• Al th� close or the mrct in g � �. Pleasant with Mrs. Mourning' i;; urday with :\l rs. C E. Dow and :\tr. Attending were Mrs. Neva Pierce s11lad course was serve d Dr :-: rs. 1 , 1 1 ·n l s, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walt11nd Mrs. 1-' J ll l S i m pson anti r..1111ly of the club, M rs. F.dna prc11ident MC'inhart, Mrs. Lawr<'nce Lanni ng ! rt of Ro�c H i l l an d M.rs. Amanda Kaspu 10 _:::; j M r. and Mrs. Carl M artin and Russell, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs Mrs William Baxter and gur.sl. mem Ben Ne>utzling. Mrs. Jed We b sler bers and_ twQ i: ucsls. i\1 1ss J ·ani ily or Rand, W. Va., visited Mrs. Elm('r Saddler. wrrl' Sunday Sr., Mrs. Gcorl!e Meinh -1rt. Mrs. �et·� an� Miss Kathy Grater of llVer the week en d with Mr. and Mr ant.I M rs dinn('r gu��I� of Pearl Hysell, Mrs. Roger Morg .. n Cinc111nat1, '.rira. Edgt1r Wolle. · and Mrs. Ralph Welker. Bentz WoUc. P.1.ola K. Russell returned hr:ime 0. If. Ke, rum of l"olurnhus visit • Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Russell at Friday from Pleasant Valley Hos­ I.ended the circms party Thursdal' ed Sa1ur� -• �· with his mot h('r, Mrs. 1 pital whore 11,he waa taken for evening at the Deshler Hotel Ball ­ Pearl J fyst'll. treatment. room. Miss Judy Wrf'd .ir1d lliss Kalhy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonst�l1 The sprini:: conference of th Grater 01 Cmdnnc11i arr the guesL� and children, Edith and Billy, and Ohio Feder· lion of �Ppuhlica1 of thr fo,.mcr's 1,;randm olhcr, llrs. M r. and Mrs _ Ho bert Sharp attend­ Women will be held i11 : iariclla. I A Weed ! Coun the to Ceunl Dele tes �a ed thi! White reunion la.!11 Sunday m i i .Y "rs. V 11:tor / 1 11rbrf'di1 nf 1·,11 Church To ObRrve Prayer Weelt , w, ts the {luc.-st nf hl'r daughter I t•il PTA were appointed hy the al 1hl" home of C. A. White in .1 1 111 ,.1 1 , : o 1i l � w. i\ lr. and .\-l rs. J -; 1y presid,e n t when Rivervjew PTA I,aurelvillc. The WSCS or Heath Methodist hl'ld 1ts re11:ular meeting Oct. 3. ot' Church will obsen·e the Week of Mr. �nd Mrs. Alva Hanning !''. \·�us, J r Mr. �rid M r:._ l ' hil Williamson vis They are Dorothea �1 ebel, Mary Colurahu1 arrived Friday for 11 Prayer and Self Denial when lhey t 1 � d 1.,�1 W(',·I. in Co lumbus with Nichols. Marjorie Newlun, Ella vi1it with Mrs. Hanning's sister, meet this evening at 7:30 at the Hobt:'rl G ardner. Os borne, Maxine Whitehead 1,nd Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bryant. :n r. ;rnd M n. chun::h in Middleport. A specia I Mra. Arthur Stew11rl of Charles­ offering wUJ be taken al the meet­ They Wl'llt ('.;11ct i 1:1Hy tu .sec their Margar et Brown. A jitney supl}er and HalloweeJ\ ton came Saturday to spent several ing. rirst great i;:randehillL were planned for Fri­ d:m1 with Mr. and Mrs. Homer carnival George Korn. who is employed Cook and Mra. Cook'a sister, Mrs. with the railroud , spcnt the week day evening , Oct. 28. Plant were made to work on Keelar. end with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher and Mrs. Curlis Yeager of Athens the tax levy which will be voled and Mrs. Kenneth DeWees of Wash on In the November election. .1on, David, visited over the week ington, C. H . , visited Friday even- The PTA voted to aponsor the ened with relative, in Chauncey, Mrs. Neva Pierce of Brad bury ing with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ew- Rlver,.,ie w Boy ScO!Jt Troop with Charles Humphrey as scoutmH- attended the homecoming or the 2 1 8 E. Main St. ing and son. RuUand Church or Christ Sund.iy Mra. Henry Ewing and Mrs. R. ter. Pomeroy Ohio A troph y won b y the little and participated in the program. OpH 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally g _ Boice attended the opening Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson are Riverview Yellow game of the World Serlc11 in Pitts- le 1tg ue team, Feotu ring . . . hurgh, They 111110 visited in Col u m - Jackets was displayed and certi• plannin g to move into their new tomorrow. Racine in boys the home to prc11ented were ficates b us before returning home. Ge.orge ElK!rsbach Is con (iued lo Mr. and Mrs. Al bert W. Smith or by Carl Barnhart, their manager Huntington, W. Va., were Sunday An interesting fllm on hunting his home with a <'aise or the nu. Miu Fried..i f'aehnle and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mein- was shown by George BIily of the Division of Wildlife, Athens. Mrs. Ben Philson were dinner hart and Mis11 Erma Smith. Refreshme n ts were served by guests of Mrs. Hattie Smith of Mrs. 1-' rand Goldsberry and Mn. Pomeroy yesterd&y. F. W. Reed of Athens visited Sun- the hospitalHy committee. Beautiful Organ Music The next meeting will be Nov. tlay afternoon with the former's . uncle, Dr. W. S. Hart, and daugbt- 7 er . Miss Elsie. . ' I \/ n �lfr. and Mrs. John [,'oster of Girl Scout• Attend West C,1rro llton spent the week TONIGHT end with their parents, Mr. and Church In lJni/orm - St■phen Boyd Lance e Ho p To \JIO<� the �,,��iii or l4R "THE Bil8'P OF M r1. Theo Snhlh and Mr. and Mrs. EVERYTJIJNG" Girl Scout Funtl drive 1h11 weeli J. E. �ster. ' (Scope and ColOr) l!lr ls of Troop 1 69 and 221 al - alao Middleport were lo attend thell· ohn Payne - William Bishop J own dmrch in uniform. "THE BOSS" Thos� n( the troops attending Cartoon Also the First Baptist Church and .Rh• TUESDAY and WIDNESDAY i11g out the · b ulletins £or the Treasure the memories of f.am­ PAMILY NIGHTS morning worshi p serv ice were, ily happiness - - - - - - - - - - - · and Armstron R-obert Wray Fay g A donation of S25.00 was voted Marilyn Stumbo, Stephanine Pul• · happiness always come& when "KING KON'G" Bog• Kay Kloes. Ann Ruth len, by the Junior Youth �rnup o{ the the family ,eats out. - also Heath Methodisl Ch urch to the gess and Elinor Bodimcr. • Wonderful Food John!on Ben Mooi,: Terry new roor project of lhe church YOUNG" JOE "MlGHTY • Superb Service when the young people met Sun­ DAR Meeting To Be Cartoon Also • Friendly Atmosphere doy evening at thC churl'h. Tho group also bc"an the study Hein October 1 4 The meelin� of 1 hc Rrturn .lona­ o! the book "Around the World Meigs Chapter OAI! orit?ln­ thi1n With The Bl b le," with Mrs. 1.. W. McComas. counselor givin,q the ally S('ht'tlule<l for Oclohc!r 7 will b e held Oetober 14 • a1 the home of Cirst chapter. Connie Cooke waa the accom­ Mr�. Dwl 11tit Milhllan nl · 2 p, m . Mrs. Milhoan is ehalrman of th.� panist for the meeting and also gave the de,.,otlodal thought with program for the day wh ich is Ap­ Charlotte Black reading the scrip­ proved Schools sponsored by the ture for the devotlona. Marjorie DAR In the south. Reports wrn be Harris had lhe devotional prayer 11iven by several memhen who made a trl p lo these school1 this usher for the meeting. with Van Johnson serv ing as 1ummer. Also meeting with lhe youth was Rfv. R•ymon Konkrti;:ht, pas­ tor of the church. ly LUCILLI hAWKlhll Mrt. Bill CroH. Racine, wee honored with ■ stork shower at th,q_ . �jlclne Amarlcan Legion t-hll. Monday evening. given by National Soclety of Oau,chten of Mra. Waid Diddle and Mn. Harry American 'Fte,.,olutlon, held grave WIiford, Racine. markJni ceremonlc11 at the Middle­ The i;iirh were placed on a port' Cemetny Saturday afternoon pink t1tble trimmed at the sides for ' Mn. Robert Miller .ind Misa with pink and blue Jjtreamer, DIiiie · Blunden. fruin I h(' reiling and bow a along · Bron1e OAR in1ignias were plac­ the fronl. On the table were ed o n Heh grave. Mrs. A. R. Kni�ht �mall ha by carriage.!! of pink and �al Rfl&ent, conducted the scrv- hill('. 1\_N wllh Miu Gnce Horton. l'h11p­ Arter Mrs. Cross opened l1<'r Wr eh-.plaln or!erlni;: the prayers. many J:ifls, rcrrcshments of ke A •�elal poem Wl.!I read by Mrs. i:re11m, l'U11 1·akcs ked with pil}k knlab� tt the end oC the scrvh:e. and Muc bo11Ucs , nuts and mlnb . . . Other m,mber, and friends par• were IICfVllfl lo Mary ROU.!lh, Lu­ �.l�llna were Ml"ll. Jamei1 Brew­ !if'n(' Ch&Ull('CY, Neda Bailey, Jtaston, -vice regent ; Ml111 Lenore Clar� M ;u, SurJif'nt, Ann Stage, Q11H, Mr,. lJavld MJl\cr, Mrs. Jrv- A l kc Wol fl' . Jl()Kc Grindsta l t, f\i"'- �a�. Jr., 1ou1h.eastern Ohio Marie l{oush. Opal Dlddle, Linda 4ti'�eior; Mn, Arthur H. C11r­ Hill, IJnm llcmdcr. Ethel Cross, 1· -l)t,f. . 1 K ra. Marcua Chan1bera, Mildrt'd GJ!l ian, Shirley Simpson, �\ �J,ert ChaJDbera, Mn. Lau• Muine Diddle, M11rie Dailey, ra &4,1i1;nden. MH. Jame11 E. lillrley, Hl'len Sim p1mn, Margaret Yosl, • .r11,t. W, H. �uhllnt�, Mr.ii. Gcor11c Jenelle Lawrence, Mutha Lou H' \ ,ar.,l!r, · _.,.. Edwud Fo5ter, Bt."eJ:le, Wilma MeGraw, hancea � lie!hard R1wUn111 of Santiago, MrKemie, du1"'i Miu Sandra Prewln1non or Sendini;: �ifls hut una b le to attlJl'. 1Cradl, o� lJbflrty Chapter. CAR 1cnd were Ma1u:ic Shain, Ruth jfd ...1 Theodorfl T. Reed, Sr, Snodi:rau, Rrtty Theiaa. Mn. non Wolf., Myrlie Walker, Fran­ MRS. SMITH INTIRTAI NS l'CS lloberts, Sa bra Morrison, Cora Mr. and Mrs. Theo Smith enter­ Beegle, Oolore11 Cleland, Grella tained with a family dinner, Sun• Simpson, C:hrill Stobart, Ethel Jnhnsnn. llallie Curlis, Della day, al their home on Peacock Gillian, {iQldfo G illian and Mrs. Ave., honoring Mr. and Mrs. H11rry P. Smith on their weddina anniver­ Jam('.!I Rl'e11 . sary . . . \ 't•Pi,n, were made for a new alum­ Present were Mtn Sue Smith or Methodist root , .it the Heath ! · Columbus, Mr. and Mra. John Fos­ Board Offlcitd the when , 1 ter ol West C1rrolllon, John Kelch­ li11lchJ evenln1 at the church ka of Middleport and the honored W. L. MeCom11 with . ••leport I guests. 1k, �� "f the mflfli!na. A 1m Youth � i m the Junior �' bf the ,church to be ap. Mr. and Mrs. nore1 Arnold of · �9i roof wu received 1t Pomeroy . are announcin g the 11 m1rriaae or their daughter, Patty, to Norman Hysell or Racine aon of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell on Sunday SC'ptember 2�1h. The Rev . .Edward {;riffith . performed the dou ble ring ceremony at the home of the groom, 1'hlrty eit:hl altendtd the wetl­ dini,t. Due to lllneu of the bride 's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dorea Arn­ old W<'re una ble to attend the Wt'ddln11. The new Mrs. Hy.11ell is at home wil h her parents. Mr. Hysell i• with the U. S. Army 11 Fort Gordon, Georgia. r ·- ----- . Gov. Underwood To Speak· At N. Haven Wednesday Evening What Candidates Are Saying About Each Other !," r. ·m. �..lf ii:$ ��. !!I' pt•Wf • •tit lfltl!l""' -' • �,.....,.,.,. ..1...--.. -.____,.. ffff' DAILY SENTINEL - -~ ---- ----------••••-•••-•�•�•'<-•••• ,,;o.,.,.........,,,..•• .,.. 1:vsun es ' ·-� .. � .. ,,,, ... , llb1& U: ,,,...,... .,_ 1�da;Jlii&Ur1:Ml . ' .. ' -- Around And Ab.out Middleport entating Editorially ■, F•■DOll HOUDA.lk3L"t Mn. Earl French, C1>lwn bu1, i1 here a11i,U ng In the c■re 1>f her mother. rM s. ■M ry Y"III, patient at Melga General Hosplt■l. An­ other daughter, rM s. Vera GU­ bert, has 1 e lurned to her home in Zanesv ille after , vlsltiQg here. Sunday callers of Mn. Yost we re .E arl Fr enc h and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thurb er, Columbus. M r . and rM s. William Murray, Wortbln'gton, Ky., apent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Jam�a. Murray on Sunday were Mr. and M uray on Sunday were Mr. an d Mre. Richard Wa rd and son, Rickey and daughter Cheryl Ann of Ravenswood. Bot, Sprin ger who ia atte nding Marietta College this year sp en t the weeken d wi th Miss Janice Zirkle at the hqme, of her parents M r. an d rM s. Eber Lewis. Sun­ day evening the Lewis family re­ turned him to Marietta, M r . 1md Mrs. Jay Jenkins and son Steve spen t the weekend with bet par ents MJ". and rM s. Harold Chase. Rev. and _Mrs. Raymon Konk­ rtght and son Udell who were in Kentucky to attend the fu neral services for her mother, yesterday r eturne d home last night This mornin g Rev Konkright left f or Jl1roomin,,ton . Ill., where be/ wut attend the National Council of 1'.:vangelism of Methodist Church­ es. The meetin2s wm continue un til the 18th of the month. Rev . and Mrs. Clyde J. Bart le tt spent last Friday in Buch anan with her parents, Mi: and Mrs. P. M. S lnes. M r s. Audrey Hager who under · wen t surgery hst Thursday at Pleasant Valley Hospital is re­ ported to be recovering. M r . and M rs. Willie Anglin and daughte r, Linda, are plann­ ing to leave this week for P;hoe­ plan to n ix, Ariz., w here th ey m ake their hom e. They are mov. in g because of the health of th eir daughter. M!as Grace Sauvage and Mr. a11d Mrs. Harry E. Ho agland re­ t Ltrned to their h ome in Colum­ bus M onday. 'rhey were here to a ttend the wedding and reception of their niece, iM ss Jean Lama to Harry Moore, Sunday. M r . and Mrs. Ernest Covert an d family of Portsmouth spent Sunday with M rs. Lucille Mayes. Mrs, Flossie Weismlller of Col­ umbus is v iltl.ng with her nie ce Mr- a nd rM s. Lawrence Milhoan. S'IORM WINDOW KIT w. .,, ') ' -��',I " Hardware , � . ·�·' . '• .:.,-, . . ... ' . .· .. t'· •._. . • .. ·�. ' ' . • •J . l � �• , ;I ., . -.-.'/<;\ �� - ' . l,MAi;: "" :·, HeathMethodist Church Group Held. , •.· .,, --� ... �,.��..5:ie �/! .�� ':r::,J1:uet. -�'.o,oc1 ....._ 111� . M--� WSCSMeet,ng ...ivay N',ght At Chu,�,. Stoekton-B ernardWedd'1ng Vows Sa,'d Cl°'"''�- ,, . ; .....�-:'1111, .. ...s,. lfrl. Pnn• The Octobe, eetin; of lhe he ,opplled by tho local WSCI or-n helf,1 !•. . . . ,�,··.llaillon, .clijrlnc 1 ""'"' I WSCS ol Heath Methodut ChlUci> 0n September 11 At Hem10C k G rove Miu .... Sanborn .., .)o !.'/.,.-·; , \i",• � ' �� >: °9!,_j of idd port WH eld t the cbar,e of tbe progJ"aJn OJI 'Q?U- - ,. e � _c,UA:Q( -� t ,� ' l • .. ' ·. :· ,,, ., c Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0, Oct. 11, 1960-3 Family Night Held Sunday Evening At Baptist Church ' m The Firtt Baptist Church of Pome roy observed fam lly night on Sunday evening with a dinne r and worahlp service for lami lie1 of the church and thei.r guests. The 110-­ cial room was attractively decora t• ed with arran2em ent1 of tall flow­ ers wi lh the me mbe rs of the Sen­ ior MYF in charge. M c hurch oM nday evening with Mn. Earl Knight, prealdent, ln char1e. Mrs Helen Llo,d. the devotien■I leader for the e Yenina: used : the topic "Llvin,1 Echoe,." le h An in�i!ation from . the WSCS Umted Mtthod.Ut Church _WH rea d_ and p�ana ma_ de to altend then muting tb11 evening I when they will celebnt.e theJr 20th annlv enary. The b udget for the group waa preaented and adopted and plans were dilcuued for the church 'FamUy Nieht whleh will be held on the 28th of thia month. Mr1. James Brewington was named c hairman for the affair. This w eeke nd the ll'OUP will have a Rummage Sale in tbe Chambers building, iM ll Street. The presldenl announced the County C ouncU of Church women meeting which will be held at tbe Chelter Jrffthodbt Church, Nov. 4th and appointed Mn. L. W. McComu and rM s. David F.nt. min1er t-0 arra nge for the nia:�t &owns and Home Medical 11:lts to The occassion which was well at­ tended concluded with a social hourJ ti on Citlzen1bip and •� ,t�e ·, � . to N . ;, wort of the Unl,f.ed NaUqn,, es- o.t...t.. 'i_- ;.._ �;..a.r �.. Dept. Me,l!hntt G , · . pectalJy Jn rt.Pl'dt to�-.,_.!!' lrl:n. Noah ilukmf. �liitQII. aa�du'. Zer\.wir ·• .;·, �f· · • ;,, l..,. • • . Life chalr1111n. •po� ' # tt:a, ■ 1 ", '• • ;,,..,, -,"-'t' .: , ·:::.,, , · •,. , 1 :,, Week of Prayer and Self__ l)en�L, . · -� , It WU •rrootJoced tJt.at t)ie . P ta,,Jli1 Qu.eD.,: •Huo· 1 '·. · . '. Elean(lr Clrclt ·1'odld lta,'e ·ehlr,-� er: .ste,nQ JvMU a'atfs · : of the N�vei;p.b,er . m,ptJai. :, . Cr�� .,-� 1edei'a;, -,p •,. During.. tlle · � -llourltollow"'\ }7.erije cl .W'"l;tnii �-� ; ins the clole'¢•t11a.,-pieeuic.-re--' iJeadir,r..·1,nratet · ·-Utti.,;.f�'. fre1bment1·wffl' sel'Ytd'to�the' �; · CIJiirlene · Dre�; rt�i\.i,,. memben Pf'Ueat by Kn'. BriW•.- '• N'iDWd ,'tb -rti)llff'!IPI in,ton, Mrs. Evemt DITUI ... d· •fot.ffito :NMrtnilfer.;�-_1,r.m.; Mi11 Nellie Zerlr:lt wttb .._ .t.&t: . .fdUlifet z.r\lt, · .C\auOla '· �· . BechUe u a contrtbut , �•� ¥'4 a.tteft! Diebl! '. . '. ' " ,· ' ' ., ·oa�.- � · � .. �· a of the A b rief worship service preced­ ed the covere d dish dinnl!r which was around the tables centered with arrangeme nts of pink and white Clowers. M rs. Lero y Ru&ehel and Mrs. Lora in Sterrett were the committee in charge of the dinner. Followmi: the dinner a sh ort de­ votional skit wall given, "The Fair Family Wor!jhi p," with .the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel u An­ drew and Dorothy FaJr and Larry and Johnny W iles. and Charlene and Sharon Zundel members of the family. The. play presented vario us types of home w orship ex­ [ perie nces. I r.•faw� ·, :!:J!! . mt�.,.. · ·,-:..�.-.,..•: , ,1an · T�is Week This I Week The Mt. Union Free-Will Bap­ DAR TO MIET tist ChUJ'ch will sponso r a b ake The DaughteH of Ameri can lteV· sale and rummage sale in the Prl• olution meeting will be held Octo­ ody buUting (formerly Cleland's ber 21 at 2 p. m. at the home of· Appiiance) on Eut Mein St. in rM s. Dwight Milhoan, instead l)f I Pomeroy on October Hi. Proceeds October 14 a.a previously announc. , will be used to help with the buy­ ed. ing of new seats for the church. A.Jwone having any.thin.I to do­ MEETINGS ANNOUNCID nate is asked to cµntact M rs. Ros­ Wednesday e vening the Middlealie Sayre, Mrs. Ida TeeUI Gr Mrs . port First Baptist Church will hold Fay;e Lewis. a family ni ght dinner at t he church • , with a program following. of r he lc e B e M r. alld M r. Clyd Charl eston spent the weekend Thursday evening the Golden with Mr and Mrs. Jack Ba chner Rule Claas of the church will meet ua.-• ...-..,-..a., .... �.........Hn.-....... and son Steve. at the ho me of rM . and Mrs. Char­ n a m p a Ch Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miss Ruth Carol Stockton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan� les Searles at 7:30. a·nd children Susan1 Joey, Judy . at I k rove,. Oh'10 on eptember lllb .1.0rd Stoekton of Hem_oc MRS. WI IR ENTERTAltr,I and Billy will be moving to their , _ard, S4?ll of B Richard 1 Be Daruel of became bnde the a.m. 8 ot e Barbounvill M r. an d Mrs. Vernon Weber 1 � new hom e in · morrow. Mr. Chapman formerly Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bernard of Route 3, Coolville, O hio, at entertained their card club lajj:t Saturday night at their home 111 , employed es the manager of the the Hemlock Grove Christian Church. Rutland. Vows of the double rln g ceremeat department of the local A. . . & P. Store is employe d i n the llJODY were read by the R ev. Har� M�s. Lm�a Watson, a1ste! of the A dinner was held by the COU· same capacity at the Fifth Ave- old Do ster of Bethany, W. Va., bride, M iddleport, J?reStded at pi es with M r. and Mrs. Re.id ' n l� i _ti{ar iss M wl. bo _ h c n the riu r . n v. Huntingto r in e r to s . v P. Re with . Mille of Coolnue A, & church �loc�ton, sister . of the bride, Gal­ Young. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, M r. and Mrs. Walter Angle of l'ille, o., aHistlng. '-The Mr, Charleston visited yesterd_ay with was deooratfld with b askets of J. �1pqhs, also assisted m the serv­ M r. and Mrs. Horace K,1.n, a nd M r s. Paul Baer au of Che ster mg. a n d C h arl e s Neal e of w hile gladolis a n M rs. d a vas M r. and . After a shprt wedd"111:g trip t·o a nd the hosts present. white gladolis. family. I Kent ucky the coupl e wi�l be at Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Turner and The bride was given J11 marr- . f othei', . Sta�ford home un _Ro,ute 3, C�olv1l1e , 0. fa mily of North Robinson spe nt !age by he r B�E:. �:::�T:ai:s en _ M�•!�d .r The b ride s travelmg costume the w eekend with Mr and Mrs. Stockton . She wore a b allerina a er Sunday h t i nn w di d ne rtai te �s, e dr th a he s e h g u i l bl_ a t wa� V rs. M e er h length gown of chantilly lace o er Joe Turner. While Robert Turner visi ted at Holzer I brid al satin. The sown was ta.Sh- white accessories a�d the wbde at their home in Minersville. Guests were rM . ind Mn. Ted Ho spital with her aunt, Mrs. toned with a futed bodice, full orchid from her bridal �ouquet Jan and her, and children, s Fi 1956 a 1s ard n r e B s. r M new he T . k • n u tly n n rece i h w and kirt, scalloped ec line Jane Ch!means o derwent surgery. Sat unlay viai- ' shOJ't liCa,llope d sleeves. Her v ei l graduate of Pomeroy_ High School. aM rk s u. ��d11 M _ :;i�am rs torii at the Turner home included was c1ught by a tiny cap and wa& and Mr. Bernard Is a 1,956 graduMinenvllle. 1 m Fi h L h S oo c H h -T o f h Cart ate BucySpade, t r e Y b o R i llusio rs. ridal o bride n M f e t. The b n rM . a nd �� • •�•� �•�•! ��•�•������L..'_�•�:!�•��•: ••�������� ______:!,e,,,,,ee�,!,e,�� - -�.e!e:!i:_ . �,,�-�'��-I �'�'�· �, >t ... ,·. w, � :. ,t,,.:, '\"j' '; .'f..,,;.� . ., . ; tl mt e i -��� :'i�1�: a: d � :i1dr!� �: ���:re�l:ht !;p:Jb �itha /i!lhi�! , :,:.-t :_.:;_:_i_· .' ..- . ter, Jobmiie and· Conn ie , Flat • orchid from which fell wh ite sa.,, _ •..,, }f ." � -----.=:-- BAKE AND RUMMAGE SALE I ' · o' s I I I I I mitts and for something blue a blue garter. , 1, ,,w, ,.Att , ••,� • nt 0 1 1h, • •••••P,, • e, e M s M 1dred 8 10 kl , of . J th e bride, Hemlock Grove, who served as maid of_ · bonc-r. s.he wore a_ dress of mm t �gre en with head Piece to match and c arried a C?�onial bouquet of yellow carnations. , WITH I I · 1 ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SOM 1.ff. and Mrs. Don�,d Houda, Melt are annou ncihg the h4rth o( a�:n�e pound so�, FrJdi,y, � 7 .at Ml!i.lS Ge6eral · HOfipi\al. _ , i Grani:lparents �re ?fr. an d· Mrs. Wliliam 'HOUdashl?lt or Syracilse and·· Mrs. Ida'· Burn( · Pomeroy;' Mn;· Adam.'Ebersbich; ·;Pomll!ito)r and Mr. and Mrs. WIUiatn- �q� ' ' inger Sr., ):tock Sprj�. "'8 &!hi .1 il"•q<IPUF!!.t,, ,. . ·,. , . . • , · Tile Houda1heh1. •lllo ,have :two (lther chlldten;.J;)JltlftY �� ' •-·. I I lill• ..,;_:�.',����.��;�_~_..·_·;·�.·:�. �.t:. ·,.;.-:j,:__,_:�:,._ PERFO '. . -, ·,• ,✓ · 1,,. , \. .,1' , '',,, ; .. , ... ·: . �,. . . ,·, .... I,·.• '/''-•-; ,. •••r • ,' ,�!, •v:·1 •'1' .. j •••• ._,, _• , �- , . . 1., ",,. '•·,•_.t;,_·, , ,4-�-, " ,. ,t.t ,, .. , · 0 .•.::. ,',-.. (Jt·,t�t¥,;( . "r ,.... _. -�·-·,··-�:'·• ,;·...• • <-;;,; - <r ·:.:. \��-::.;._ ·'.:·•,., .. , ·:· I MRS. JONES SURPRISED rM s. c. H. Jonea, of South Third Avenue, �iddlepdrt, was pled· a'ntly surprised Sunday when her • sister's and brofhe·r.in-law came to her home for a fam:ily. dinner to celebrlte her blrth;;tay. 'l'hOie at the diiJnC!r: W'tre Mrs. Edgak' Brown, Chatle,tohi-.. Pamela Whit� Charle.ton; · J(n. John Ralrden and Mr, and" _Mra. Gu)' Burdette, Leon ; and .�--. Jonea. COFFEE IRIAK HILD ,. A 'Cotfee ·Break' ,wasi� - et td last weeW · at t)Je ))qme (if .. Jl!'s. Jatk Bachner, Middleport,. llonorlng M r1. · T.ed ,Ch11pman. who w i ll be · leavtpz J1>morrow _. 'tbi her new home In Ba"rboqrsvJJl41, W,. Va. · Mrs. Chapm�··' _'W/kJ 11r · esented wi th , a gift trom· Jbe .,neiihbor­ h ood women plannirii;:: the patty. Thollc ·attendin2 were Mrs. C hll'I• e s Harker, M rs. Glenn 'G11112e, Mrs," C harles Arcber, rM s.. Ro�t Sha)Ier, ·rM s. Kenneth Braun aud rM s. Augus J:loward. · .1< :, : :·.},i;:_·, · . :: ;:, ·::s!�fl::i· :•,__ ;·�:::';;::��;;'1:,���;t,r��-t} _.�, �; ' James Bernard, brother of the l?too m, Co olville, served as best man.. Usher was John Watson, bro­ ther-in-law of th e bride, Mi ddle ­ port. Ernestine Stock ton, sister of· the b ride, Hemlock Grove , registered the guests. · Prece ding the ceremony, a half ho i.1r of muaic waa presented by Mrs. June Doster, Bethany, W. Va. The bride "s mother wore I me­ dium blue dreu with navy acces­ sories· and white carnations with pink ribbon. The groom's mother wore a gray two piece dress with black accessories and white �ar• nations wi th .pink ribbon. The reception was held at the home of the bri de'• paren l.8 which was decorated with arrangements 1 of pink and white gladoli. A four tiered we dding cake topped with I a miniature bride and groom c entered the table with thre e branch candelabra on either side. iM ss J essie Saund e�s1 Pomero1, 1 cut and served the w�dinJ 1'.!ake: I I ·a:•, _." AN", Nou· N. "c1· 'N., ��re; M!.\:�t I ri\.'X' .�: o�:::·:.:i.g!::: �:w::::·:�."!.;.0'h:��r:��; ��� Darlen e of'pt Pleasant visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Turner and also at Holzer Hospital w ith Mrs. Mrs. Birdie See's sist er-in-law, See who b in a serious c ondition. ·w ekend visitors at the home of .;:,r. a nd M rs. Rolan d Eggert alld children were Mr. a nd rM s. Ernest Eggert and Mr. and Mrs. James Eggert and children Jimmy and Gall of Toledo. M . B. Visiting last week with n F. Parmalee wh o has been con• fined to her h o me with a f oot injury wrtt rM . and Mrs, Lee ChrisBruce M rs. "Everything In Hardware" tian and Mnr.d anhdildre n, Da c hri stian 'a C nny Pomeroy and Jane of Huntington. Main St. I ---·Transparent ' Plattlc • -.,.. , - �,.....,.,.,. ..1...--.. -.____,.. ffff' DAILY SENTINEL - -~ ---- ----------••••-•••-•�•�•'<-•••• ,,;o.,.,.........,,,..•• .,.. 1:vsun es ' ·-� .. � .. ,,,, ... , llb1& U: ,,,...,... .,_ 1�da;Jlii&Ur1:Ml . ' .. ' -- Around And Ab.out Middleport entating Editorially ■, F•■DOll HOUDA.lk3L"t Mn. Earl French, C1>lwn bu1, i1 here a11i,U ng In the c■re 1>f her mother. rM s. ■M ry Y"III, patient at Melga General Hosplt■l. An­ other daughter, rM s. Vera GU­ bert, has 1 e lurned to her home in Zanesv ille after , vlsltiQg here. Sunday callers of Mn. Yost we re .E arl Fr enc h and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thurb er, Columbus. M r . and rM s. William Murray, Wortbln'gton, Ky., apent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Jam�a. Murray on Sunday were Mr. and M uray on Sunday were Mr. an d Mre. Richard Wa rd and son, Rickey and daughter Cheryl Ann of Ravenswood. Bot, Sprin ger who ia atte nding Marietta College this year sp en t the weeken d wi th Miss Janice Zirkle at the hqme, of her parents M r. an d rM s. Eber Lewis. Sun­ day evening the Lewis family re­ turned him to Marietta, M r . 1md Mrs. Jay Jenkins and son Steve spen t the weekend with bet par ents MJ". and rM s. Harold Chase. Rev. and _Mrs. Raymon Konk­ rtght and son Udell who were in Kentucky to attend the fu neral services for her mother, yesterday r eturne d home last night This mornin g Rev Konkright left f or Jl1roomin,,ton . Ill., where be/ wut attend the National Council of 1'.:vangelism of Methodist Church­ es. The meetin2s wm continue un til the 18th of the month. Rev . and Mrs. Clyde J. Bart le tt spent last Friday in Buch anan with her parents, Mi: and Mrs. P. M. S lnes. M r s. Audrey Hager who under · wen t surgery hst Thursday at Pleasant Valley Hospital is re­ ported to be recovering. M r . and M rs. Willie Anglin and daughte r, Linda, are plann­ ing to leave this week for P;hoe­ plan to n ix, Ariz., w here th ey m ake their hom e. They are mov. in g because of the health of th eir daughter. M!as Grace Sauvage and Mr. a11d Mrs. Harry E. Ho agland re­ t Ltrned to their h ome in Colum­ bus M onday. 'rhey were here to a ttend the wedding and reception of their niece, iM ss Jean Lama to Harry Moore, Sunday. M r . and Mrs. Ernest Covert an d family of Portsmouth spent Sunday with M rs. Lucille Mayes. Mrs, Flossie Weismlller of Col­ umbus is v iltl.ng with her nie ce Mr- a nd rM s. Lawrence Milhoan. S'IORM WINDOW KIT w. .,, ') ' -��',I " Hardware , � . ·�·' . '• .:.,-, . . ... ' . .· .. t'· •._. . • .. ·�. ' ' . • •J . l � �• , ;I ., . -.-.'/<;\ �� - ' . l,MAi;: "" :·, HeathMethodist Church Group Held. , •.· .,, --� ... �,.��..5:ie �/! .�� ':r::,J1:uet. -�'.o,oc1 ....._ 111� . M--� WSCSMeet,ng ...ivay N',ght At Chu,�,. Stoekton-B ernardWedd'1ng Vows Sa,'d Cl°'"''�- ,, . ; .....�-:'1111, .. ...s,. lfrl. Pnn• The Octobe, eetin; of lhe he ,opplled by tho local WSCI or-n helf,1 !•. . . . ,�,··.llaillon, .clijrlnc 1 ""'"' I WSCS ol Heath Methodut ChlUci> 0n September 11 At Hem10C k G rove Miu .... Sanborn .., .)o !.'/.,.-·; , \i",• � ' �� >: °9!,_j of idd port WH eld t the cbar,e of tbe progJ"aJn OJI 'Q?U- - ,. e � _c,UA:Q( -� t ,� ' l • .. ' ·. :· ,,, ., c Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0, Oct. 11, 1960-3 Family Night Held Sunday Evening At Baptist Church ' m The Firtt Baptist Church of Pome roy observed fam lly night on Sunday evening with a dinne r and worahlp service for lami lie1 of the church and thei.r guests. The 110-­ cial room was attractively decora t• ed with arran2em ent1 of tall flow­ ers wi lh the me mbe rs of the Sen­ ior MYF in charge. M c hurch oM nday evening with Mn. Earl Knight, prealdent, ln char1e. Mrs Helen Llo,d. the devotien■I leader for the e Yenina: used : the topic "Llvin,1 Echoe,." le h An in�i!ation from . the WSCS Umted Mtthod.Ut Church _WH rea d_ and p�ana ma_ de to altend then muting tb11 evening I when they will celebnt.e theJr 20th annlv enary. The b udget for the group waa preaented and adopted and plans were dilcuued for the church 'FamUy Nieht whleh will be held on the 28th of thia month. Mr1. James Brewington was named c hairman for the affair. This w eeke nd the ll'OUP will have a Rummage Sale in tbe Chambers building, iM ll Street. The presldenl announced the County C ouncU of Church women meeting which will be held at tbe Chelter Jrffthodbt Church, Nov. 4th and appointed Mn. L. W. McComu and rM s. David F.nt. min1er t-0 arra nge for the nia:�t &owns and Home Medical 11:lts to The occassion which was well at­ tended concluded with a social hourJ ti on Citlzen1bip and •� ,t�e ·, � . to N . ;, wort of the Unl,f.ed NaUqn,, es- o.t...t.. 'i_- ;.._ �;..a.r �.. Dept. Me,l!hntt G , · . pectalJy Jn rt.Pl'dt to�-.,_.!!' lrl:n. Noah ilukmf. �liitQII. aa�du'. Zer\.wir ·• .;·, �f· · • ;,, l..,. • • . Life chalr1111n. •po� ' # tt:a, ■ 1 ", '• • ;,,..,, -,"-'t' .: , ·:::.,, , · •,. , 1 :,, Week of Prayer and Self__ l)en�L, . · -� , It WU •rrootJoced tJt.at t)ie . P ta,,Jli1 Qu.eD.,: •Huo· 1 '·. · . '. Elean(lr Clrclt ·1'odld lta,'e ·ehlr,-� er: .ste,nQ JvMU a'atfs · : of the N�vei;p.b,er . m,ptJai. :, . Cr�� .,-� 1edei'a;, -,p •,. During.. tlle · � -llourltollow"'\ }7.erije cl .W'"l;tnii �-� ; ins the clole'¢•t11a.,-pieeuic.-re--' iJeadir,r..·1,nratet · ·-Utti.,;.f�'. fre1bment1·wffl' sel'Ytd'to�the' �; · CIJiirlene · Dre�; rt�i\.i,,. memben Pf'Ueat by Kn'. BriW•.- '• N'iDWd ,'tb -rti)llff'!IPI in,ton, Mrs. Evemt DITUI ... d· •fot.ffito :NMrtnilfer.;�-_1,r.m.; Mi11 Nellie Zerlr:lt wttb .._ .t.&t: . .fdUlifet z.r\lt, · .C\auOla '· �· . BechUe u a contrtbut , �•� ¥'4 a.tteft! Diebl! '. . '. ' " ,· ' ' ., ·oa�.- � · � .. �· a of the A b rief worship service preced­ ed the covere d dish dinnl!r which was around the tables centered with arrangeme nts of pink and white Clowers. M rs. Lero y Ru&ehel and Mrs. Lora in Sterrett were the committee in charge of the dinner. Followmi: the dinner a sh ort de­ votional skit wall given, "The Fair Family Wor!jhi p," with .the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel u An­ drew and Dorothy FaJr and Larry and Johnny W iles. and Charlene and Sharon Zundel members of the family. The. play presented vario us types of home w orship ex­ [ perie nces. I r.•faw� ·, :!:J!! . mt�.,.. · ·,-:..�.-.,..•: , ,1an · T�is Week This I Week The Mt. Union Free-Will Bap­ DAR TO MIET tist ChUJ'ch will sponso r a b ake The DaughteH of Ameri can lteV· sale and rummage sale in the Prl• olution meeting will be held Octo­ ody buUting (formerly Cleland's ber 21 at 2 p. m. at the home of· Appiiance) on Eut Mein St. in rM s. Dwight Milhoan, instead l)f I Pomeroy on October Hi. Proceeds October 14 a.a previously announc. , will be used to help with the buy­ ed. ing of new seats for the church. A.Jwone having any.thin.I to do­ MEETINGS ANNOUNCID nate is asked to cµntact M rs. Ros­ Wednesday e vening the Middlealie Sayre, Mrs. Ida TeeUI Gr Mrs . port First Baptist Church will hold Fay;e Lewis. a family ni ght dinner at t he church • , with a program following. of r he lc e B e M r. alld M r. Clyd Charl eston spent the weekend Thursday evening the Golden with Mr and Mrs. Jack Ba chner Rule Claas of the church will meet ua.-• ...-..,-..a., .... �.........Hn.-....... and son Steve. at the ho me of rM . and Mrs. Char­ n a m p a Ch Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miss Ruth Carol Stockton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan� les Searles at 7:30. a·nd children Susan1 Joey, Judy . at I k rove,. Oh'10 on eptember lllb .1.0rd Stoekton of Hem_oc MRS. WI IR ENTERTAltr,I and Billy will be moving to their , _ard, S4?ll of B Richard 1 Be Daruel of became bnde the a.m. 8 ot e Barbounvill M r. an d Mrs. Vernon Weber 1 � new hom e in · morrow. Mr. Chapman formerly Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bernard of Route 3, Coolville, O hio, at entertained their card club lajj:t Saturday night at their home 111 , employed es the manager of the the Hemlock Grove Christian Church. Rutland. Vows of the double rln g ceremeat department of the local A. . . & P. Store is employe d i n the llJODY were read by the R ev. Har� M�s. Lm�a Watson, a1ste! of the A dinner was held by the COU· same capacity at the Fifth Ave- old Do ster of Bethany, W. Va., bride, M iddleport, J?reStded at pi es with M r. and Mrs. Re.id ' n l� i _ti{ar iss M wl. bo _ h c n the riu r . n v. Huntingto r in e r to s . v P. Re with . Mille of Coolnue A, & church �loc�ton, sister . of the bride, Gal­ Young. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, M r. and Mrs. Walter Angle of l'ille, o., aHistlng. '-The Mr, Charleston visited yesterd_ay with was deooratfld with b askets of J. �1pqhs, also assisted m the serv­ M r. and Mrs. Horace K,1.n, a nd M r s. Paul Baer au of Che ster mg. a n d C h arl e s Neal e of w hile gladolis a n M rs. d a vas M r. and . After a shprt wedd"111:g trip t·o a nd the hosts present. white gladolis. family. I Kent ucky the coupl e wi�l be at Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Turner and The bride was given J11 marr- . f othei', . Sta�ford home un _Ro,ute 3, C�olv1l1e , 0. fa mily of North Robinson spe nt !age by he r B�E:. �:::�T:ai:s en _ M�•!�d .r The b ride s travelmg costume the w eekend with Mr and Mrs. Stockton . She wore a b allerina a er Sunday h t i nn w di d ne rtai te �s, e dr th a he s e h g u i l bl_ a t wa� V rs. M e er h length gown of chantilly lace o er Joe Turner. While Robert Turner visi ted at Holzer I brid al satin. The sown was ta.Sh- white accessories a�d the wbde at their home in Minersville. Guests were rM . ind Mn. Ted Ho spital with her aunt, Mrs. toned with a futed bodice, full orchid from her bridal �ouquet Jan and her, and children, s Fi 1956 a 1s ard n r e B s. r M new he T . k • n u tly n n rece i h w and kirt, scalloped ec line Jane Ch!means o derwent surgery. Sat unlay viai- ' shOJ't liCa,llope d sleeves. Her v ei l graduate of Pomeroy_ High School. aM rk s u. ��d11 M _ :;i�am rs torii at the Turner home included was c1ught by a tiny cap and wa& and Mr. Bernard Is a 1,956 graduMinenvllle. 1 m Fi h L h S oo c H h -T o f h Cart ate BucySpade, t r e Y b o R i llusio rs. ridal o bride n M f e t. The b n rM . a nd �� • •�•� �•�•! ��•�•������L..'_�•�:!�•��•: ••�������� ______:!,e,,,,,ee�,!,e,�� - -�.e!e:!i:_ . �,,�-�'��-I �'�'�· �, >t ... ,·. w, � :. ,t,,.:, '\"j' '; .'f..,,;.� . ., . ; tl mt e i -��� :'i�1�: a: d � :i1dr!� �: ���:re�l:ht !;p:Jb �itha /i!lhi�! , :,:.-t :_.:;_:_i_· .' ..- . ter, Jobmiie and· Conn ie , Flat • orchid from which fell wh ite sa.,, _ •..,, }f ." � -----.=:-- BAKE AND RUMMAGE SALE I ' · o' s I I I I I mitts and for something blue a blue garter. , 1, ,,w, ,.Att , ••,� • nt 0 1 1h, • •••••P,, • e, e M s M 1dred 8 10 kl , of . J th e bride, Hemlock Grove, who served as maid of_ · bonc-r. s.he wore a_ dress of mm t �gre en with head Piece to match and c arried a C?�onial bouquet of yellow carnations. , WITH I I · 1 ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SOM 1.ff. and Mrs. Don�,d Houda, Melt are annou ncihg the h4rth o( a�:n�e pound so�, FrJdi,y, � 7 .at Ml!i.lS Ge6eral · HOfipi\al. _ , i Grani:lparents �re ?fr. an d· Mrs. Wliliam 'HOUdashl?lt or Syracilse and·· Mrs. Ida'· Burn( · Pomeroy;' Mn;· Adam.'Ebersbich; ·;Pomll!ito)r and Mr. and Mrs. WIUiatn- �q� ' ' inger Sr., ):tock Sprj�. "'8 &!hi .1 il"•q<IPUF!!.t,, ,. . ·,. , . . • , · Tile Houda1heh1. •lllo ,have :two (lther chlldten;.J;)JltlftY �� ' •-·. I I lill• ..,;_:�.',����.��;�_~_..·_·;·�.·:�. �.t:. ·,.;.-:j,:__,_:�:,._ PERFO '. . -, ·,• ,✓ · 1,,. , \. .,1' , '',,, ; .. , ... ·: . �,. . . ,·, .... I,·.• '/''-•-; ,. •••r • ,' ,�!, •v:·1 •'1' .. j •••• ._,, _• , �- , . . 1., ",,. '•·,•_.t;,_·, , ,4-�-, " ,. ,t.t ,, .. , · 0 .•.::. ,',-.. (Jt·,t�t¥,;( . "r ,.... _. -�·-·,··-�:'·• ,;·...• • <-;;,; - <r ·:.:. \��-::.;._ ·'.:·•,., .. , ·:· I MRS. JONES SURPRISED rM s. c. H. Jonea, of South Third Avenue, �iddlepdrt, was pled· a'ntly surprised Sunday when her • sister's and brofhe·r.in-law came to her home for a fam:ily. dinner to celebrlte her blrth;;tay. 'l'hOie at the diiJnC!r: W'tre Mrs. Edgak' Brown, Chatle,tohi-.. Pamela Whit� Charle.ton; · J(n. John Ralrden and Mr, and" _Mra. Gu)' Burdette, Leon ; and .�--. Jonea. COFFEE IRIAK HILD ,. A 'Cotfee ·Break' ,wasi� - et td last weeW · at t)Je ))qme (if .. Jl!'s. Jatk Bachner, Middleport,. llonorlng M r1. · T.ed ,Ch11pman. who w i ll be · leavtpz J1>morrow _. 'tbi her new home In Ba"rboqrsvJJl41, W,. Va. · Mrs. Chapm�··' _'W/kJ 11r · esented wi th , a gift trom· Jbe .,neiihbor­ h ood women plannirii;:: the patty. Thollc ·attendin2 were Mrs. C hll'I• e s Harker, M rs. Glenn 'G11112e, Mrs," C harles Arcber, rM s.. Ro�t Sha)Ier, ·rM s. Kenneth Braun aud rM s. Augus J:loward. · .1< :, : :·.},i;:_·, · . :: ;:, ·::s!�fl::i· :•,__ ;·�:::';;::��;;'1:,���;t,r��-t} _.�, �; ' James Bernard, brother of the l?too m, Co olville, served as best man.. Usher was John Watson, bro­ ther-in-law of th e bride, Mi ddle ­ port. Ernestine Stock ton, sister of· the b ride, Hemlock Grove , registered the guests. · Prece ding the ceremony, a half ho i.1r of muaic waa presented by Mrs. June Doster, Bethany, W. Va. The bride "s mother wore I me­ dium blue dreu with navy acces­ sories· and white carnations with pink ribbon. The groom's mother wore a gray two piece dress with black accessories and white �ar• nations wi th .pink ribbon. The reception was held at the home of the bri de'• paren l.8 which was decorated with arrangements 1 of pink and white gladoli. A four tiered we dding cake topped with I a miniature bride and groom c entered the table with thre e branch candelabra on either side. iM ss J essie Saund e�s1 Pomero1, 1 cut and served the w�dinJ 1'.!ake: I I ·a:•, _." AN", Nou· N. "c1· 'N., ��re; M!.\:�t I ri\.'X' .�: o�:::·:.:i.g!::: �:w::::·:�."!.;.0'h:��r:��; ��� Darlen e of'pt Pleasant visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Turner and also at Holzer Hospital w ith Mrs. Mrs. Birdie See's sist er-in-law, See who b in a serious c ondition. ·w ekend visitors at the home of .;:,r. a nd M rs. Rolan d Eggert alld children were Mr. a nd rM s. Ernest Eggert and Mr. and Mrs. James Eggert and children Jimmy and Gall of Toledo. M . B. Visiting last week with n F. Parmalee wh o has been con• fined to her h o me with a f oot injury wrtt rM . and Mrs, Lee ChrisBruce M rs. "Everything In Hardware" tian and Mnr.d anhdildre n, Da c hri stian 'a C nny Pomeroy and Jane of Huntington. Main St. I ---·Transparent ' Plattlc • -.,.. , - �-------------�-----r--...--------------.........................___ .... .._... ........ . ... . ......... ..��.· '"··••,11 .• •••" ,.,.,.� � ' ' . .t ••.;,..••...·--�3••• ·.... ,·,._-•..-. .... •� � --. , ..... , _._._ � •...-..-. •"•• ,-.---,.-�...._.,,.l 7�U fPt-'l"-- - -- Faculty Nee�s, Graduat e S,tudent PreP.aration 1 Hunter Advised To ive U te oh Af r � p M l 800 folleges and \1Riversi\ie• in uate schoolll make hsrsher esti\\'.hat about the future7 I on.1.ey Story h;1l�, <;ountry :ideqllately pre�al'e I mates r:mglnt: 81 low u 10 De1Pite g100m)' predicUons, Ult! I 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Oct, I I , 1960 ;If OSU Basketball tinued. ------ --Tickets Will Cost More This Season charge will be made !or excban�e of aCtlvit)' cards, and the ticket exchange price of 25 cents con• ,: •J •I ' ' j i. ituaents to go Without rtlidjtut. ment into major gradu11.te 1cho_ol1. This weakrit!ss Jp our edQcal1on11 system. is acute beca� i_l ex!Jh at a time when the scholarthe diacipllned holdi:r of ,s doctor of philosophy (Ph.DI degree-is more and more sought after by ,g·overnment, bu siness, indu.stry, ihd lias b�eoliliif more and more a tty person in the nation's futlll'e. This e,timate of 20 per cent i1 genctous on 11\f part. Some of my COLUMBUS UPI�It's !,i!jOing to cost 50 cents more per ticket to see Ohio State University basket­ ball games this coming season. The Univermty Board of Trus­ tees Monday also approved revis­ ion of procedure for students and faculty . Under iti11 plan one-thlrd of the students and faculty get !int chance to o.Qtain tickets each game with the prererrec'I er11utl changing e�h game. A. $I ,service ' Ohio State Rates , Second In UPI Footbill Ratings NEW YORK UPI-The Vnited Press �nternational major college !Ootball ratin,s first plact yotes ind won-lost records in paren• theses: ' Polnh Tum 15 4,0 300 l. Mi89iasipl)I 8 3-0 27� 2-. Ohio State . . . . 7 3--0 278 3. Iowa • . 4. Syracuse . . . . . . . . 5 3-0 275 4.0 Uil 5. Navy 6. Ml11Souri . , . . . . . . 4-Q l�l 3-Q 103 7 . Baylor 3-0 91 8. Minnesota 3-1 61 . 9. Texas . . . 10. Kansas . 11-1 60 POMfROY . WY-Z.2848 TOYS - T·OYS TOYS " ,, CMRe In Now For Out' New Line and Str,lel (, C 14 f ,,' In ,inlm YOU JO tQOK OVIJt OUI IN IIUCTION OIi _, TOU CAN ., >r i -- .!!I!! OM JNII 1U1 . '\ : : '59 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr. , · $2495 '58 Atmrt Montery 4 Dr. , , $1495 '57 Plymouth V-8 Savoy 2 Dr. $995 '57 0lds SUjlllr 88 - 4 Dr. · · · · $1 595" rROM '57 Chevrolet Bel Afi: 4 Dr. , · $1495 '57 Buick Centuty ':fDoi,r · · · , $1395 '!6 Oldsmobile 88 - 4 Dr. $ 1 1 95 '58 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. $1895 '54 CadlHac Series 62 - 4 Dr. $1095 '15 Oldsmollllli 88 - 2 Door �895 t ,Poor '$4 Pontiac 8 cyl. Chlitftaln 12 Buick Super Hard Top 1 ' / Pittsburgh and Tennessee, 2 each; Georgia Tech and Auburn, l taCh. . MASSILLON fACH IACON COLUMBU$ UPI-First-rahked Massillon, bUllding Its No. 1 stand ing, and fourth-ranked Cincihnati Roger Baco1l, collide headon this week in a game that should have far reaching effecb in the Unlted Press Jllternational coach.es' r&t- . t USED CARS · .;;. , PAY M EN T S C U T Hard Top • ,,; I State 5. Others-Illinois, 3 ; Arkahsa!, ,,�,(:••c• � ,-} • , . f • 11, Clemson, 49; 12, Wiscon­ sin, 44; · 13, Washlng�n, 37; 14, M ichlg1m State, 18; Ut, UCLA, 14i 16, Alabama , 8\ 17, tie, Penn State and North CaroUna State, 7 ellch; UI:, Michigan, 6 ; 20, New Mexico USE OUk �J��WAY -PLAM!! USED CARS ings. $80 s40 Men's Plain Toe TO �· loan . .and We just m.1de another c. a,sh ' cut our cu!'.tomer'g payirlents in half. Ari your paYments getting hard to meet? Simply ' add lip your bills arid debts and phorie us lor prompt approval. Get enou1t1 be­ side� for clothes and other fall n,eds. Then have everything in one placl! to p·ay. M1k1 a fresh new i;tart now with just dne pew loan account here. : 115 E, �4.IN STR�IT PHONE wv.2-211, J•met. Mahokrt, Man•t•r $495 $295 � Haun 9 1a S - •�u,� 9 tll N- �[ - , ,. � I 0 �"' ◄;.,o r --� J." , -) "' ·:, ' �.,, !?f. ���ti� -�'� '�!!��� !�!�!� ��!.�!�!��!�!�\ ..:.,. Wotk Sito"· ' . Composition Sole, Sizes 6 to 12, per eent. With the _e:reat surge in college enrollment m \h1;: past few years, the demand fo� top &eholah who hJve earned Ph.D degree11 hu also increa,ied sharply because these are the rneh wlio are the backbone of ally ,:ood collt! ge facul"•· •• Serious weaknesaes in the tr111irung of' a:radu:1te student8 potential of the nation', graduate :b:&t �M'el 11trlitlr1t' stOTY of school!, ls greater !hln hlle bef:!1 tht ,ea&!)n comea from Howard ea!imlted. By dlslrlbutltls tlie I cirvifl Be!Tnont county 1_ame load lirftong all kfaduate schoo hi; , I i•rotecior Ohio Division or WIid· the Production ot Ph.D.'s can be lite ' 'rncreased subl!ltllntially. Charles Be1Hn1er. 14•�ard The problem rm- thll develop• Ing graduate schools •ill be to sport.Iman, WII bunt�DC' 84Ultl'els maintain standards. and the near, the Bell:,nont.Jeffera�n Coun. •·- n a tree problem for college-& recruiting t� Ime. ffear mi • no...,i grapevine th an t rneana poortr college faculties in teachers will be oompetitldn from '111 • ,,le, he began the futqze, . Jh us . �eakeninl �he g<1Vernment and bl1aine1i for able • . stea1 1t� ra:, . alopping occa• s1ona1 Y to oo · .i.0nabl. • t° •ee whole f11�n(· of higher education Ph.D.'s. 1hc sqtt1�1, h 2 1.�nt10ued 1o a� in t-hia �untry. The maifl hope of Aml'!rican Despite tlMI' surie--- of epithets higher education Hes , . findins • proaeh unt,ll he AW a long ta i l from a tan o leave1. directed at ··tl&aheads" in the l ast good facultles and tJ,e tain hope h:in ,1111 he:nger as unallJb•Ie r1o make · Be deeade, _ such jibes ,re nothing of finding 80'ch tlculttes is cen:w new, they . go OOck throua:h the tered in the major established out the :Jltt�r hc w�11stallt!n & SO ages _ there are many signs that graduaite schools and the develop. he ,mov""' 1orw-ard s . more, oe• cainonally r alng h� i the na!ional climate for scholars ing graduate schoo)&. 1 to \ short time; �e-n he lrled � ure ia improving rapidfy. Teachers eollea:I!, have not suddenly _made t>ll,t tbe t��ures or ·, itusib�S!I. i� �cb,ning me# and mote interested in the- schollp'ly shown up to this time that they a m<'nkl!'Y peering at !inn from mind. So is big indu&b:y and gov- ean train faculty for liberal arts the lbldy spot. The animal wore emment 110 . there Is a definite colleges. CoUeie presidentB . Uke a collar althouch It apt,eared to pllce, ab oUt\eJ, for tJU, Ph. D. to lnd�lge in criticiam of grad- be extremely wild. philosopher c_an be uate schools, hut they will not _!tlliilg� wlfs,cshoo�,, up '.� a . holder. The , I , 1 fpuncl · jp the mirltet plice and see): for faculty in the liberal arts the sthOlar �f HJ,ltature_ lrl gov- 1md sclencts anywhere else if ft they can help It. ernment serv1ce. Just 100 years ago Ytlt Univerotw,mn,.ep.t ,,gencles iii Wastt: 1lty granted the fir11t Ph.D. decree · ipitbo are eager to h1r¢' yourig in the United States and other Latest hits in 45 D\etl w!),o h!lve �ood grad\!ate d.e, major universities followed with- I and 83 Speed Records. i:t•. These agene,ies do!J'l ev�n in a few years. Up to that timt j.ilsl,t on a . schol�r's !1�Jd of the outstanding American schol• iitttily. They want the product of ars all went to Europe for ad­ i lbe' .\nteni/ve disdpline of a great vllnced study, bilt within the past ' lrad,.l1ate ,school, they �ant the eentuzy the tt'4!nd has gradually young $1))1'olars '."'lf.h good minds shifted until now sehole.rs ln i>.',RlqNG ar&d a t,til,id tibetal edueatlon. ·great numbers from all part11 •f_ Jn b�ne1s, a b.u'nker re4:en tly the world come to this country Phone WY-24!115 was hU1')ilng for Ph.D.'s trained i_n for thieir advanced education. • ...,.,..... I, llllla SI. -" tht ittt,!'ra� arts, and certai.n cor• poratloQI �ave considered plans 1orrum11n1 tbe1J;' promising .young ELECTED TO HALL OF fAMI DUNEDIN, Fill. U:Pl-Jimmy perm� , i' back •to graduate scf\ool, l Demaret of Houston, T(!x., and iut0Win1 Tf!OOP '!l•liTS Mike Brlldy of Brightdh, Mass., BllOwhle, Troop 44 of Central have been e)ect11d to the Pro• Monday after school fessional Golfeta Association Hall ScbOOI ' e ot""Mrs. John E. of Fame In a ii.atton-wide at •. -the h poll of a·Unnell. .�re were •o members PGA merilbers. and on U�St present . · ting opened with the . The � Will HOIIO- t!jAMPS pledge to :. tie flaa- ahd Brownie MEXICO CITY ' UPl._Exheavy, 1!led1e. AtCoriginal skit was pre­ weight champiQ'11 Jack Demp,11ey iented by tthe girlS. Material Jind Joi? LQqis "(,ill. be a:qesl! o.f tli make i,p;ni for Girl S(out honor on the oPi,,iitfJg night carfl furtcl driff week were given the of a rt�W pl'Oibo.t�On or"1mizaUon gii'ls td' make at home. at Tijuana, o�: j(t 1 Tlle Frieridlfflip Circle and taps I i,iWii�ifi'A� ,. I\ \.,VI\U� 1· ' ;'i--; .tJll s, Third Mlddiepol't Ctel·dnd s tjlEE ml corfr.lL1ded the meeting after wl'l.lch MO/tll DADt "Look, There's A New MasR SC_,.. la '.l'oiin" FOTOS MU SIC COMPANY I.yon Da11iell, Ka�t1 Bactincr, SO" B IOIIN · Mf. ,itld,� Mfi. B. F: Pllrrrtale. Connie Raehner, Larry Marshall, Mr. and Mn. Dallu Blevir11 of MiddlepOrl, are the gnndpirPat Lowery, Larry Mitch, Edith (Josephine Parmalee) are announe- ents. Ha ptomtall , Divid l.)·oni, Car - ing t.(ie birth of a ilOft, Ot1. D, \ --The Weirtmln1ter Youth }"et. roll Lyon&, Clrolyn searles, Con - m Jatksnnvi!Je, Fla. The .IMtbr IIR ■NCH MOI.SI PICKID Jo\Vfhip of the Middleport Finl nle . Cooke, George Sauer. Kathy weighrng only three pound�and PARlS UPl-Hautam, second­ United Prtttbyterian Churl'h went Lac-ey, Tom Anderson. Bt-th Lay- eleven ounees wi.11 be kept in 1n to the farm home of Mr, and man. Don Rou.sh, Seren Lewi,;, i n cubator for 1everal weeb be pla� fii;tl:11her in Sunday's Arc de Mn. Harold Sauer for .a hay ride Olila J.A>wi1, Cheryl Fife, Alan hai; beeri named Richard Birol'I. Tti:otnpher ace, will represen t and wiener roast, Monday even­ Wallare, Bruce Wallace, Judy I. The Bleviria have two other "fill- Fran'M! lit- the Wuh\ngton, D. C., Sauer. F.ddie Crookt1, P2ula dren Dallas Jr., and Jo Ann. International •t La.urel Nov. ll. ing. Youths enjoying the outing TheiS8, Carroll Anderson, Mary Hutb Sauer, Joy Hoberl.t Sauer, ----- - -- --� ,:h or time ; then he tried to lure Janice Zi rkle and Bob Springer. A!1ult1 accompanying them were I the animal lo him by patting his sho u lder and calling. At tbia, the Mn. Everett Bachner. Mrs. Dale scared animal look off for the Walburn, Mr. and Mn. Myron Miller, Miss Nanc;y Dunbar, Mr. tret- top where i' remained. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, Mr. Baek in Maynard, the puzzled and Mn. Clarence Lacey, Mr. and and hanter had a h:ard time ma king , evr.ryone believe th at he had at'• Mn. Sauer Rev. Howard Ruppelt. tually seen a monkey. His friends , HOLL I w OOD UPI _ comedian advised th1tt he give up hunting., , Eddie Cantor waa back home today He a 11 d Carv in speculated that after spending 1i1; weeks in Cedars the one•time pet escaped and ev• of Lebanon Hosttital for treatment ent ua ll y revertctl to the wild. of a heart ailmenL I I Depend Up6n Us For ACCURA,, TE PRESCRIPTION E C I S E RV • ,-'================-;;;====• O P E N I N la Of New Flower Shop WEDNESDAY, OCT, IZ 200 W, MAIN ST-, POMEROY • • • FLOWERS FOR Af,L OCCASIONS. FREE DELIVERY. See or Call ________ ALWAYS ! ! STARK'S MRS. MI LLARD VAN METER Former Operator or Shumway Flower Shop and Greenhouaes For Past Year. l'bone W1'.tct584 Phone D•Y - 9 to 5 o'clock - WY-2-291' Evenings - Phone WY· -2-5360 POMEROY PHARMACY --- ·-· - S1IOl&£St 8IIAUITEE 11 Beaullful New Styling • • • AII-Nawl America's First• Die-Cast Aluminum 6 Engine . , , AU-Newl First Guarantaed Ceramic-Armored Muffler . . . AII-Newl First Cushioned Acoustical Ceiling of Molded Fiber Glau ". - �-· llitt lilran < 1. Mafl!er aod tailpipe aw �-...­ defed ror tlia lifitofthecar_.. lliitorfiiml buyar owm it. 2. Oo all new kamblln dll ,..... ...... � of to dap cw -- - • ateaded to 12 --- • 1'.000 ..... --- · €OLC:4' lN F uatt':a' c:l . Yan( Needs To Flt �t Mak.. ' . 'CIIASE HAIJ)WAIE '''_: ,. ' $4. 99 1. $S. 99 . ' 't"', �r: •;- ·;\; ·. '.: THE SM()! BOX ' ' 'A'e Servi� , r • ' • ••.,;r. •- Loit\nf ii: ' .., ' • WY 1-2511 Mlddl..... - � ' •. _ . QUAl.lff and SERVICE i Bftldre or ltlneNltit Peddler•·• • FAMll' ROOMS 8.\ 1" 1 N G S c;OIA Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, O<l. 11, 1960-5 TlitllE'il A' the girls were take'h to Dairy yal­ , lijy (Or" refreshrill!nti by Mtl. WUllam Sheridan and Mrs. Hun­ .,_eU th_e leaders and Mrs. i..eon McKnight, a eommittee member. ,., !{1� J ! Rtlioilelrrif Shop At . . . were Roy Coleman. Mickey Mor­ r11, Jim Miller. Su&ie Slat.er. Yout.h Enjoy Hay Ride And Wiener Roast On Mon,day a BATffiOOMs '.' AlllCS ti{kjflNG N1111 RaMMu-� Odlo111 FOUl'-Daor &.:IM. CN D/ JI &fllNer Alllll"itllm IINIIWs -See tfle UHII. American Beau111-Compietelv NeufRamlller American pipe, ...,.,.i.e,1; against defect u lont illil the oriainal � OWDI bia Ralnbler. Sectional eoti.-fro�lt eea..- •••recHDin1...,• · teadln, Ecodoniy Compact. New functional ltyWII aiv• �% � lug(BP apace, room for m. Ceramio-Armored Mutller and Tail-- PR ESE NT S OU R GRAN D OP EN IN G SAijj; . We hove rou nded up from our other three stores a lllilae s� lect,on of fine pianos and organs incl udi ng Denib�&i!ii, tors, Rentols, Studio, Trade-i ns, Sutfoci! . DomaQed1llitJ Fl <:><> r Mod els, Thi s selection of instruments will - .imile this the most exc iting soles evel'.lt in our his.ton-;. Example : Bcildw.l n . Spinet. $488.00• . ....i.' 6Leoter ellinton i kolita- • tilillilllill i ltbnliill •mn l bowrtt SECOND ' 51. .POMEROY -••, •-•-••..-,. •• ,, SU PI R.8 APIN Ef PIA NO SALE PR IC E $495 .oe 4t B1ldwtn 9 Rlllllllon •Ai!rolOnle , " V e lO Year Guarantf• • Genuine Wood Finish ' ' ----- • Fi:ill 88 ltfV t fetVlljtl < •• Magii dVOX Stito twet ,.....,.. ,.._, . Yim fteetffl :Cpi11w· 111111111-- ·_ -Ylf�'lt PREFER .. A FLAMELESS ELECtRfC RARE td any ltlfer lidd ' Noftl ' - ' , � � ' - '. -;-- ti6I Ro.... a,;.i.·c..io,, .,_ ,. �. one o( l4 lttudl.r ao.io: madel,, B ar " • . v-, See tfle Nno Amftallslldor V-8 1111 Bambler2'fle n-ue Bllla-J>erformance £,miry Cdlripact .•. Bee the only Jm\,ry car with the n,o,i,rn luxury of compact;,iao-ilie 1961 Ambessador V-8 by Rambler. 260 or 270 HP performance. New Clllhioned IOOUltical Ollling of i:polded fiber glUI. Sectional lofa Individual front ,..,.. - • • Airliner, RocllhlDi Beata' • • • C.ramio-Armored Muffler ml Tailpipe. ·• •r tedr plrchiCe ,rioe tmt "normal:: · . ins�ation cost will be che.erfully. -- ntunld! �.' ,,•. . . ' . :l ' ' . ' . . ' Q CCJM PACT CARS AT TH ■li• ) , ,iff, • ., , iiAM.....�.�d . D·tr & VIII lahdt Motor Sole•, 142 w. Main St., Porn••,, .Oki• • J • • ' ,.,. I. . Owner-prared by 1' years 'f!R Q 'fl D-w, and 35 1111/ion miles \YJil. ,.i;l,J,I ,,,, ,,,,, World -Ml TH ■ WORLD'S WIDEST .CHOlml OP' .::r . , ·I.'" .a,- 'r ' i: · ' ' ' '.'; • ;: ' �-------------�-----r--...--------------.........................___ .... .._... ........ . ... . ......... ..��.· '"··••,11 .• •••" ,.,.,.� � ' ' . .t ••.;,..••...·--�3••• ·.... ,·,._-•..-. .... •� � --. , ..... , _._._ � •...-..-. •"•• ,-.---,.-�...._.,,.l 7�U fPt-'l"-- - -- Faculty Nee�s, Graduat e S,tudent PreP.aration 1 Hunter Advised To ive U te oh Af r � p M l 800 folleges and \1Riversi\ie• in uate schoolll make hsrsher esti\\'.hat about the future7 I on.1.ey Story h;1l�, <;ountry :ideqllately pre�al'e I mates r:mglnt: 81 low u 10 De1Pite g100m)' predicUons, Ult! I 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Oct, I I , 1960 ;If OSU Basketball tinued. ------ --Tickets Will Cost More This Season charge will be made !or excban�e of aCtlvit)' cards, and the ticket exchange price of 25 cents con• ,: •J •I ' ' j i. ituaents to go Without rtlidjtut. ment into major gradu11.te 1cho_ol1. This weakrit!ss Jp our edQcal1on11 system. is acute beca� i_l ex!Jh at a time when the scholarthe diacipllned holdi:r of ,s doctor of philosophy (Ph.DI degree-is more and more sought after by ,g·overnment, bu siness, indu.stry, ihd lias b�eoliliif more and more a tty person in the nation's futlll'e. This e,timate of 20 per cent i1 genctous on 11\f part. Some of my COLUMBUS UPI�It's !,i!jOing to cost 50 cents more per ticket to see Ohio State University basket­ ball games this coming season. The Univermty Board of Trus­ tees Monday also approved revis­ ion of procedure for students and faculty . Under iti11 plan one-thlrd of the students and faculty get !int chance to o.Qtain tickets each game with the prererrec'I er11utl changing e�h game. A. $I ,service ' Ohio State Rates , Second In UPI Footbill Ratings NEW YORK UPI-The Vnited Press �nternational major college !Ootball ratin,s first plact yotes ind won-lost records in paren• theses: ' Polnh Tum 15 4,0 300 l. Mi89iasipl)I 8 3-0 27� 2-. Ohio State . . . . 7 3--0 278 3. Iowa • . 4. Syracuse . . . . . . . . 5 3-0 275 4.0 Uil 5. Navy 6. Ml11Souri . , . . . . . . 4-Q l�l 3-Q 103 7 . Baylor 3-0 91 8. Minnesota 3-1 61 . 9. Texas . . . 10. Kansas . 11-1 60 POMfROY . WY-Z.2848 TOYS - T·OYS TOYS " ,, CMRe In Now For Out' New Line and Str,lel (, C 14 f ,,' In ,inlm YOU JO tQOK OVIJt OUI IN IIUCTION OIi _, TOU CAN ., >r i -- .!!I!! OM JNII 1U1 . '\ : : '59 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr. , · $2495 '58 Atmrt Montery 4 Dr. , , $1495 '57 Plymouth V-8 Savoy 2 Dr. $995 '57 0lds SUjlllr 88 - 4 Dr. · · · · $1 595" rROM '57 Chevrolet Bel Afi: 4 Dr. , · $1495 '57 Buick Centuty ':fDoi,r · · · , $1395 '!6 Oldsmobile 88 - 4 Dr. $ 1 1 95 '58 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. $1895 '54 CadlHac Series 62 - 4 Dr. $1095 '15 Oldsmollllli 88 - 2 Door �895 t ,Poor '$4 Pontiac 8 cyl. Chlitftaln 12 Buick Super Hard Top 1 ' / Pittsburgh and Tennessee, 2 each; Georgia Tech and Auburn, l taCh. . MASSILLON fACH IACON COLUMBU$ UPI-First-rahked Massillon, bUllding Its No. 1 stand ing, and fourth-ranked Cincihnati Roger Baco1l, collide headon this week in a game that should have far reaching effecb in the Unlted Press Jllternational coach.es' r&t- . t USED CARS · .;;. , PAY M EN T S C U T Hard Top • ,,; I State 5. Others-Illinois, 3 ; Arkahsa!, ,,�,(:••c• � ,-} • , . f • 11, Clemson, 49; 12, Wiscon­ sin, 44; · 13, Washlng�n, 37; 14, M ichlg1m State, 18; Ut, UCLA, 14i 16, Alabama , 8\ 17, tie, Penn State and North CaroUna State, 7 ellch; UI:, Michigan, 6 ; 20, New Mexico USE OUk �J��WAY -PLAM!! USED CARS ings. $80 s40 Men's Plain Toe TO �· loan . .and We just m.1de another c. a,sh ' cut our cu!'.tomer'g payirlents in half. Ari your paYments getting hard to meet? Simply ' add lip your bills arid debts and phorie us lor prompt approval. Get enou1t1 be­ side� for clothes and other fall n,eds. Then have everything in one placl! to p·ay. M1k1 a fresh new i;tart now with just dne pew loan account here. : 115 E, �4.IN STR�IT PHONE wv.2-211, J•met. Mahokrt, Man•t•r $495 $295 � Haun 9 1a S - •�u,� 9 tll N- �[ - , ,. � I 0 �"' ◄;.,o r --� J." , -) "' ·:, ' �.,, !?f. ���ti� -�'� '�!!��� !�!�!� ��!.�!�!��!�!�\ ..:.,. Wotk Sito"· ' . Composition Sole, Sizes 6 to 12, per eent. With the _e:reat surge in college enrollment m \h1;: past few years, the demand fo� top &eholah who hJve earned Ph.D degree11 hu also increa,ied sharply because these are the rneh wlio are the backbone of ally ,:ood collt! ge facul"•· •• Serious weaknesaes in the tr111irung of' a:radu:1te student8 potential of the nation', graduate :b:&t �M'el 11trlitlr1t' stOTY of school!, ls greater !hln hlle bef:!1 tht ,ea&!)n comea from Howard ea!imlted. By dlslrlbutltls tlie I cirvifl Be!Tnont county 1_ame load lirftong all kfaduate schoo hi; , I i•rotecior Ohio Division or WIid· the Production ot Ph.D.'s can be lite ' 'rncreased subl!ltllntially. Charles Be1Hn1er. 14•�ard The problem rm- thll develop• Ing graduate schools •ill be to sport.Iman, WII bunt�DC' 84Ultl'els maintain standards. and the near, the Bell:,nont.Jeffera�n Coun. •·- n a tree problem for college-& recruiting t� Ime. ffear mi • no...,i grapevine th an t rneana poortr college faculties in teachers will be oompetitldn from '111 • ,,le, he began the futqze, . Jh us . �eakeninl �he g<1Vernment and bl1aine1i for able • . stea1 1t� ra:, . alopping occa• s1ona1 Y to oo · .i.0nabl. • t° •ee whole f11�n(· of higher education Ph.D.'s. 1hc sqtt1�1, h 2 1.�nt10ued 1o a� in t-hia �untry. The maifl hope of Aml'!rican Despite tlMI' surie--- of epithets higher education Hes , . findins • proaeh unt,ll he AW a long ta i l from a tan o leave1. directed at ··tl&aheads" in the l ast good facultles and tJ,e tain hope h:in ,1111 he:nger as unallJb•Ie r1o make · Be deeade, _ such jibes ,re nothing of finding 80'ch tlculttes is cen:w new, they . go OOck throua:h the tered in the major established out the :Jltt�r hc w�11stallt!n & SO ages _ there are many signs that graduaite schools and the develop. he ,mov""' 1orw-ard s . more, oe• cainonally r alng h� i the na!ional climate for scholars ing graduate schoo)&. 1 to \ short time; �e-n he lrled � ure ia improving rapidfy. Teachers eollea:I!, have not suddenly _made t>ll,t tbe t��ures or ·, itusib�S!I. i� �cb,ning me# and mote interested in the- schollp'ly shown up to this time that they a m<'nkl!'Y peering at !inn from mind. So is big indu&b:y and gov- ean train faculty for liberal arts the lbldy spot. The animal wore emment 110 . there Is a definite colleges. CoUeie presidentB . Uke a collar althouch It apt,eared to pllce, ab oUt\eJ, for tJU, Ph. D. to lnd�lge in criticiam of grad- be extremely wild. philosopher c_an be uate schools, hut they will not _!tlliilg� wlfs,cshoo�,, up '.� a . holder. The , I , 1 fpuncl · jp the mirltet plice and see): for faculty in the liberal arts the sthOlar �f HJ,ltature_ lrl gov- 1md sclencts anywhere else if ft they can help It. ernment serv1ce. Just 100 years ago Ytlt Univerotw,mn,.ep.t ,,gencles iii Wastt: 1lty granted the fir11t Ph.D. decree · ipitbo are eager to h1r¢' yourig in the United States and other Latest hits in 45 D\etl w!),o h!lve �ood grad\!ate d.e, major universities followed with- I and 83 Speed Records. i:t•. These agene,ies do!J'l ev�n in a few years. Up to that timt j.ilsl,t on a . schol�r's !1�Jd of the outstanding American schol• iitttily. They want the product of ars all went to Europe for ad­ i lbe' .\nteni/ve disdpline of a great vllnced study, bilt within the past ' lrad,.l1ate ,school, they �ant the eentuzy the tt'4!nd has gradually young $1))1'olars '."'lf.h good minds shifted until now sehole.rs ln i>.',RlqNG ar&d a t,til,id tibetal edueatlon. ·great numbers from all part11 •f_ Jn b�ne1s, a b.u'nker re4:en tly the world come to this country Phone WY-24!115 was hU1')ilng for Ph.D.'s trained i_n for thieir advanced education. • ...,.,..... I, llllla SI. -" tht ittt,!'ra� arts, and certai.n cor• poratloQI �ave considered plans 1orrum11n1 tbe1J;' promising .young ELECTED TO HALL OF fAMI DUNEDIN, Fill. U:Pl-Jimmy perm� , i' back •to graduate scf\ool, l Demaret of Houston, T(!x., and iut0Win1 Tf!OOP '!l•liTS Mike Brlldy of Brightdh, Mass., BllOwhle, Troop 44 of Central have been e)ect11d to the Pro• Monday after school fessional Golfeta Association Hall ScbOOI ' e ot""Mrs. John E. of Fame In a ii.atton-wide at •. -the h poll of a·Unnell. .�re were •o members PGA merilbers. and on U�St present . · ting opened with the . The � Will HOIIO- t!jAMPS pledge to :. tie flaa- ahd Brownie MEXICO CITY ' UPl._Exheavy, 1!led1e. AtCoriginal skit was pre­ weight champiQ'11 Jack Demp,11ey iented by tthe girlS. Material Jind Joi? LQqis "(,ill. be a:qesl! o.f tli make i,p;ni for Girl S(out honor on the oPi,,iitfJg night carfl furtcl driff week were given the of a rt�W pl'Oibo.t�On or"1mizaUon gii'ls td' make at home. at Tijuana, o�: j(t 1 Tlle Frieridlfflip Circle and taps I i,iWii�ifi'A� ,. I\ \.,VI\U� 1· ' ;'i--; .tJll s, Third Mlddiepol't Ctel·dnd s tjlEE ml corfr.lL1ded the meeting after wl'l.lch MO/tll DADt "Look, There's A New MasR SC_,.. la '.l'oiin" FOTOS MU SIC COMPANY I.yon Da11iell, Ka�t1 Bactincr, SO" B IOIIN · Mf. ,itld,� Mfi. B. F: Pllrrrtale. Connie Raehner, Larry Marshall, Mr. and Mn. Dallu Blevir11 of MiddlepOrl, are the gnndpirPat Lowery, Larry Mitch, Edith (Josephine Parmalee) are announe- ents. Ha ptomtall , Divid l.)·oni, Car - ing t.(ie birth of a ilOft, Ot1. D, \ --The Weirtmln1ter Youth }"et. roll Lyon&, Clrolyn searles, Con - m Jatksnnvi!Je, Fla. The .IMtbr IIR ■NCH MOI.SI PICKID Jo\Vfhip of the Middleport Finl nle . Cooke, George Sauer. Kathy weighrng only three pound�and PARlS UPl-Hautam, second­ United Prtttbyterian Churl'h went Lac-ey, Tom Anderson. Bt-th Lay- eleven ounees wi.11 be kept in 1n to the farm home of Mr, and man. Don Rou.sh, Seren Lewi,;, i n cubator for 1everal weeb be pla� fii;tl:11her in Sunday's Arc de Mn. Harold Sauer for .a hay ride Olila J.A>wi1, Cheryl Fife, Alan hai; beeri named Richard Birol'I. Tti:otnpher ace, will represen t and wiener roast, Monday even­ Wallare, Bruce Wallace, Judy I. The Bleviria have two other "fill- Fran'M! lit- the Wuh\ngton, D. C., Sauer. F.ddie Crookt1, P2ula dren Dallas Jr., and Jo Ann. International •t La.urel Nov. ll. ing. Youths enjoying the outing TheiS8, Carroll Anderson, Mary Hutb Sauer, Joy Hoberl.t Sauer, ----- - -- --� ,:h or time ; then he tried to lure Janice Zi rkle and Bob Springer. A!1ult1 accompanying them were I the animal lo him by patting his sho u lder and calling. At tbia, the Mn. Everett Bachner. Mrs. Dale scared animal look off for the Walburn, Mr. and Mn. Myron Miller, Miss Nanc;y Dunbar, Mr. tret- top where i' remained. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, Mr. Baek in Maynard, the puzzled and Mn. Clarence Lacey, Mr. and and hanter had a h:ard time ma king , evr.ryone believe th at he had at'• Mn. Sauer Rev. Howard Ruppelt. tually seen a monkey. His friends , HOLL I w OOD UPI _ comedian advised th1tt he give up hunting., , Eddie Cantor waa back home today He a 11 d Carv in speculated that after spending 1i1; weeks in Cedars the one•time pet escaped and ev• of Lebanon Hosttital for treatment ent ua ll y revertctl to the wild. of a heart ailmenL I I Depend Up6n Us For ACCURA,, TE PRESCRIPTION E C I S E RV • ,-'================-;;;====• O P E N I N la Of New Flower Shop WEDNESDAY, OCT, IZ 200 W, MAIN ST-, POMEROY • • • FLOWERS FOR Af,L OCCASIONS. FREE DELIVERY. See or Call ________ ALWAYS ! ! STARK'S MRS. MI LLARD VAN METER Former Operator or Shumway Flower Shop and Greenhouaes For Past Year. l'bone W1'.tct584 Phone D•Y - 9 to 5 o'clock - WY-2-291' Evenings - Phone WY· -2-5360 POMEROY PHARMACY --- ·-· - S1IOl&£St 8IIAUITEE 11 Beaullful New Styling • • • AII-Nawl America's First• Die-Cast Aluminum 6 Engine . , , AU-Newl First Guarantaed Ceramic-Armored Muffler . . . AII-Newl First Cushioned Acoustical Ceiling of Molded Fiber Glau ". - �-· llitt lilran < 1. Mafl!er aod tailpipe aw �-...­ defed ror tlia lifitofthecar_.. lliitorfiiml buyar owm it. 2. Oo all new kamblln dll ,..... ...... � of to dap cw -- - • ateaded to 12 --- • 1'.000 ..... --- · €OLC:4' lN F uatt':a' c:l . Yan( Needs To Flt �t Mak.. ' . 'CIIASE HAIJ)WAIE '''_: ,. ' $4. 99 1. $S. 99 . ' 't"', �r: •;- ·;\; ·. '.: THE SM()! BOX ' ' 'A'e Servi� , r • ' • ••.,;r. •- Loit\nf ii: ' .., ' • WY 1-2511 Mlddl..... - � ' •. _ . QUAl.lff and SERVICE i Bftldre or ltlneNltit Peddler•·• • FAMll' ROOMS 8.\ 1" 1 N G S c;OIA Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, O<l. 11, 1960-5 TlitllE'il A' the girls were take'h to Dairy yal­ , lijy (Or" refreshrill!nti by Mtl. WUllam Sheridan and Mrs. Hun­ .,_eU th_e leaders and Mrs. i..eon McKnight, a eommittee member. ,., !{1� J ! Rtlioilelrrif Shop At . . . were Roy Coleman. Mickey Mor­ r11, Jim Miller. Su&ie Slat.er. Yout.h Enjoy Hay Ride And Wiener Roast On Mon,day a BATffiOOMs '.' AlllCS ti{kjflNG N1111 RaMMu-� Odlo111 FOUl'-Daor &.:IM. CN D/ JI &fllNer Alllll"itllm IINIIWs -See tfle UHII. American Beau111-Compietelv NeufRamlller American pipe, ...,.,.i.e,1; against defect u lont illil the oriainal � OWDI bia Ralnbler. Sectional eoti.-fro�lt eea..- •••recHDin1...,• · teadln, Ecodoniy Compact. New functional ltyWII aiv• �% � lug(BP apace, room for m. Ceramio-Armored Mutller and Tail-- PR ESE NT S OU R GRAN D OP EN IN G SAijj; . We hove rou nded up from our other three stores a lllilae s� lect,on of fine pianos and organs incl udi ng Denib�&i!ii, tors, Rentols, Studio, Trade-i ns, Sutfoci! . DomaQed1llitJ Fl <:><> r Mod els, Thi s selection of instruments will - .imile this the most exc iting soles evel'.lt in our his.ton-;. Example : Bcildw.l n . Spinet. $488.00• . ....i.' 6Leoter ellinton i kolita- • tilillilllill i ltbnliill •mn l bowrtt SECOND ' 51. .POMEROY -••, •-•-••..-,. •• ,, SU PI R.8 APIN Ef PIA NO SALE PR IC E $495 .oe 4t B1ldwtn 9 Rlllllllon •Ai!rolOnle , " V e lO Year Guarantf• • Genuine Wood Finish ' ' ----- • Fi:ill 88 ltfV t fetVlljtl < •• Magii dVOX Stito twet ,.....,.. ,.._, . Yim fteetffl :Cpi11w· 111111111-- ·_ -Ylf�'lt PREFER .. A FLAMELESS ELECtRfC RARE td any ltlfer lidd ' Noftl ' - ' , � � ' - '. -;-- ti6I Ro.... a,;.i.·c..io,, .,_ ,. �. one o( l4 lttudl.r ao.io: madel,, B ar " • . v-, See tfle Nno Amftallslldor V-8 1111 Bambler2'fle n-ue Bllla-J>erformance £,miry Cdlripact .•. Bee the only Jm\,ry car with the n,o,i,rn luxury of compact;,iao-ilie 1961 Ambessador V-8 by Rambler. 260 or 270 HP performance. New Clllhioned IOOUltical Ollling of i:polded fiber glUI. Sectional lofa Individual front ,..,.. - • • Airliner, RocllhlDi Beata' • • • C.ramio-Armored Muffler ml Tailpipe. ·• •r tedr plrchiCe ,rioe tmt "normal:: · . ins�ation cost will be che.erfully. -- ntunld! �.' ,,•. . . ' . :l ' ' . ' . . ' Q CCJM PACT CARS AT TH ■li• ) , ,iff, • ., , iiAM.....�.�d . D·tr & VIII lahdt Motor Sole•, 142 w. Main St., Porn••,, .Oki• • J • • ' ,.,. I. . Owner-prared by 1' years 'f!R Q 'fl D-w, and 35 1111/ion miles \YJil. ,.i;l,J,I ,,,, ,,,,, World -Ml TH ■ WORLD'S WIDEST .CHOlml OP' .::r . , ·I.'" .a,- 'r ' i: · ' ' ' '.'; • ;: ' �... . !..:.!'..: .. :.;,..:_• . �- - ·�· - •.•...--•• . •.• ..,,:,, .. ..... ....... ,a. . . • ' Ohio Politics WANT ADS Travel Topics Nixon, Kennedy In Great ChicagoFire Recalls EOhio Again For Killin ..,· Jectoral Otes l'oa CONSIBJ'lt:NT DEPENDA8Lf. llESULT!I re,. TELEVISION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Next Few Weeks Will Uncover Soviet Baltika ReaI Nature Of Dollar -Future Crewman Asks n E For Asylorn In us from r w::;� 1:;; ��;/����� Se�;J\l'e:f!: ufu�i n1�.tLe:��\� t.:; The dales ��ti��e�,rF e �m uve sin: caJM am,o ty The firsl crisp tou ch of Fa ll •,. g · JHI I 00th 0Id in · week wllh lh eir Preve n tion Week, t ..., per ..rd, <'Ile Jnsertion . MinlPWm cbar&e - 60 l!eota. Octo•-r " Amerlea. � 0.1" NEW YORK UPI - A• Estonian , aparked retail buying weather un rea ill• ' be fore lhe F8 JI PI u n ge V I eaai. per wurd to, lhre.e OO.llll&elltlve tuertiona. are set each year n ear the annirewman c on Sovie t ' Premier Nikita Volumes have been written into hard statiSUca that llkeh· moderately above a year ago. versary of the great Chic•&o fire, •bout the Chicago fire. It had -..,,} - one mo1:th for 30 cen1 J �r word. chev's private li n er BalS. Khrush Fall d . n a apparel ew n cars re e w will show wheiher the economy ·Un,ted . P r•H l_ nttrn•tion. 1 . 0<"tober 8, 187 1 , but few are .......... preu en"era•e " ,-U nt.e of • ttnta per word will be charged for 1dvertislni "mped · , tika Monday ,od s hip in most dem.a n d, but pur<"hasers • ,nd n umer- is headed i n to a reee Hion . -.(OLU\IB Oh a_ware 10 U · US P h Vice _I t at 0!1 . the a.t •lid •U1b.in lU day1 aner rece,vin;.i: bill. s in the ame date asylum for a asked political ou■ • hiJtorian■ have record■d of used the . car!! a n d majo r appliances The I 1uggish s ummer pace of / �res1dtnt Rich a rt! � - N n,:on and fire _ at Pe1�t1go, Wisco�ain and valiant efiortt of the '"'--• in A.,tven.iaihi - Should l.e rt:iJ'<'--u-d !mn,t>d:ately. The U n ited States. people who buainess co n ti n ued u the off. fell I I first 1 Sn1 John f'. K e nnedy we re rn enviro n a killed 4¾ o.bt l:lentinel urill Dnt � rei.pons.ibU! for mure ll.J,ui ont" 111cor times a■ fought the confla • "ration block by lea�es bega n to fall. Ohio t h is The sailor made his l'Sc a p" lo �eek for anoth The lo n g-delaye d plans for fie r shot many people as. were killed in the city block. i net alilel'tion. . s a resul � of the failur� _of na n cing an i n creased role A: freedom three we eks to the day t lhC' slate .s ele<"to a r al votes. fire 25 &tarted by y O Mrs. IUJO. b O'Leary's ...,I 0, l1!anb and Spec1.11I Notlct.1 o,f EV1'Ulll b1tu.a11ea I moved slowly The .! parce communlcation s ' busine11 to live up to Admmu- Trans World Airlin� in t he j el after the Baltika Thi· consensus is that the big l"uw. Peshtigo is located 260 Jillltrltaud •I l Cti'll per word. �ratio n forecasts and increase bring, j p Liberty t he the into Statue of a area �t ag n wo e b to is still tt' were Peshtigo ol e · � appeared � n a u to be hnally ofr d that miles n orth of Chi cago 1'0BDS J DAY 3 C:.A"!E. o iJAYM miles I MO largely ! consumed by the fire, aa ID governme nt s pelldmg the ex : the grou n d. Howard Hughes wh Q I i n g Khrushi;:h e v a n d three C om • to those north of Green Bay, Wuconain 1 lh l' issue s . in addition $4 50 JI .B6 90o: 60c II w h 1 t· h are key qu estio ns every- and but seven miles from Mar: were 10 many of the witne■ses. pected � 96 1 _ budget s � rplua of control s TW A through his Hughes mu n is t satellite puppet leaders Jl . 2tJ tl(tie l('I $6.00 JUlfl wh ere, ..1re religion, u nemploy . i n ette, Wi sc on■i n , an d J ta twin Sur rounding l>eth tig 0 were abo n • $4.2 billion is n ow be i ng tailor- Tool Co , agreed to relmku i sh his here for the U. N. Gen eral AsscmU.20 $1.00 11k ·• 17 .;,o I dint forests Lumber and wood ed down lo only $1 1 h 1 1 1io n city acroa8 the Men onu nee River rn l• Jl t , and party orga nization vo hn e rights on TWA , tu ck to a bly ses sion. 1 Both candidate &ti, r.lived br 10 A-:11. will be III th.at d1y·1 .-prir. The moat di sturbi n g statis tics trus t to bet set up by the leads drew record Me n om inee .M ichigan · ' p,oducta were the manufactured J_arnes L. Hennessy, executive • lro wds m Ohm last week and lert �he Chl�age fire represented prod uct, of the community. Wood available wa s the pace of co n - Ing group nt to the U S comm1ss10 as81sta sumer credit m Augu s t which _____ , leadt rs m both parties pred1di n g . the greatest property Loss reaul t• chip � and 1■wdust were to · be er of tmmlgratton and natu_ral � V I L' torv But the pa rty leaders ad• mg from I si n gle fire, wind seen everywhere, The villa&e of ala�ke n ed ror the seco n d co nsetJo�. said today In wash! n ? ��� had s tor m or explosio n If, the United _ le.- than 1,000 peopJe was com- cut1ve month \ !�l'tl the c ;m d1dates they that authoritle� were mv� s t1gatCom p■,.. Buyln• lncrttM I.le tt e r w me back rnto Ohio a s Slates before or si nce wllh the posed entirely of w boden buildTlaMt mg the seamail � asylum c_la 1 He The F�deral Board reported l'h as possible. ex ception of the fir e ' follow ing ln&a having wood shi ngle roofs � I -SALE u sE D FURNTru ,i E AT - o f lVoter Wilham eral n Ge ey n Attor said that buymg !)n time mcreased by reg15 tralion is at a rec the S an Fra n !'isco earthquake In Sidewalkl and even some of the ELBERF_ _E L D'$ I N PO ME ROY , W Mot .......... p•-- R. / Rogers had a uthority to ru e only. $188 m1lhon u against $635 onl high This md1cate s Ohio will 1906 -Z. str <! u were A n of estimate eets wood. A n ex1 7,430 A .._WY:!, 1 b ildVIC I O R 24 inch mahogany whether the defector will be alMIi A, letwk. 'St■Hon the in m1lhon 1 th. n mo c than more 959 :i!>I o n m11!1o four K ., i votes n gs were de troyed for , 1 , of ceedtnely dry fall sea son made tckv1.SJo n Console. New picture ......_ I owe d tO day 1n th is co u n tr y 4-2Mfc I H owever . auto 18Ie s surged by fo r lhe r1rst time on Nov 8. I t 1s some $176 million of do!lan In I tlllder of the forests and the comtube. $135. ;:1 2 1 per cen t more than a year Balt1ka crewme n h.ive been al. H ( A VICTOH 21 i n ch d('lux e !a ble 1 mpnss 1 hle to tell party strength the same fire 250 persons were munity ltaeli . ■go reversing I two mon th on the regi s tratio n rigures be- killed, lhe greated death toll · to go as hore daily smce lowed 1 mudL U there I telev1smn w11 g a witness anti to matchin the . alu�p. Some of t�i! increase _was / MOBILE, Ala cause voters do not have lo ' from a Bingle fire to that time i n s t.art o{ the flre he UPI - The Cleve- the small, white-hul led !mer, forbas(' New picture t u be. $95. was less for- attnbuted LOST FOUR fox hou n ds dur i ng to pnce conce:laions la nd I n dians have dropped their merly n.amed the Vyacheslav M. give l hetr party whe n regut ermg l�e couolry, except for the Pesh- tunate than IIN. O'Leary I the Meig1 Cou n ty Hun t Any - 21 IN C H SCREEN Aduural teleo( Chi- by dealers strtvlng to cl �ar worki n g agreement with the Mobile Molotov, doc ked here Sept nti b ecuusc regi�trallon a 18 n ot ligo fire ln which 1,Hl2 peraons c■,:o fame in tbtt be didn't 1ur19. · one knowing their wh er e abouts I v i s i o 11 sel . Mo1hoga11y conijole, stat{,wide . were killed The Pe1ht1go tire \'iYe. The tire 11pread with ■uch j show-rooms of heavy '""entories I Bears Mobile Ge n eral M a n ager Mos t ol' them spe n t their h me p)eue notify an)' Fox Hu n tn $50 . a ?- s till holda the record in death s speed the peopl6 could not escape of 1966 models to make room for Jim W)'che said today the action s hopping or souvenir- hunti n g, a nd . B� lh partie s , however, see or call WID-3182. 10-7 · 4-lc ICC A VI CTOH 1 7 in t h mahog any vanbgcs_ fur th e m m big the - - - , - - -:-- - - · - - ·· - - fflther by toot or by hone. The the n e w models. Was taken . bec ause the Bears' re- u n til Monday all returned to the ---- - console television !ll'I. 561:1. s ered two years istralion. rl•g LOST - WlLL THE PERSON W/10 WING HACK fused lo ,us� Negro pl�yers. a ship by 6 p. m. ! Upholstr r ed reached · auch . easy l proportion The n r natio 's m.u production of ;�i•�� ro 11 s and dld 0 emocrals pomt out that re gi s- �;: ;;e picked up the chec kbook at tht I chiur. 1-·a ir cundil ion. $J. Wy che said the Indians al so de. e th at the OkYlen in the air w•a goods nd . ·c ________ ' 1 th th n d not need to regi s ter again thl1 consumed l Wuhateria on F'ron t SI., pleas(' GHEEN F INISH BREAKFAST SET tration i s up in_ the b i g cities , 'W ho quarle: tot!f:; �� bil � on �r clared they would n ot en ter into and hundreds i SAL�S DROP RETAIL , vear , .return it. WY. 2-26821. with a ny • c tahle and ruur chain) i n good usually Democratic areas. )lached open cround or water unchanged from the seco�d oar• a ny worki ng agreemen t WASHlNGTON UPI - Retail • Hot • u ll! s Democrat the feel IJcaus Rcpu� JO 1 1 3!c · cond i 1 iun. $10. . . dJed of aaphJ¥lltion. The fire: ter• acrording to the Treasur; De- other Southern Association cli.1b s ales throuJilhout the nation fell -Th ':': h r e --- g o wort; . a issue it h ,. a two peak thl!lr wa, ye s r the ago n seaso next · quickly cove 4 the seven 1m1es parlment. However, gover�rn ent •. 1 ect c 1901 Ji'ORD VO, l94t1 FORD VS J U.ST 3 USEIJ liOOVEK c. . o n e per cenl in September to the n wht'n Org a n ized labor made il& hottest i ssue in Ohio in many to wipe a l u c out ners $2 SO ea l' h much_ of Marinette ' l:� _ , economla u� ,u l V ts looked for m .a C g11n t_he "We have Good run n i ng cor1dit1 u n. o bee year n t lowest level in ni ne months, lhe expecting . s c waa thi,; redited with J , bringing drive hi.1u:c�t the to out t e vote g Pll'te tet of sol! c lubs . Hackel ts SF.V�. N I IM. t DmmM mom suite a .L( ams 1 a right to work proposal . out a big labor vote which defe■t- then J umpe� fhe nver t_o do the fourth quarter . r,a te lo $510 bdl- for some time." Wy che said, " so Commerce Deparlment said Mon­ In Hl't•llenl co ndt liun $ I OO 1 it doesn 't. come a s a s urprise _" Sohlo ed the iss ue a n d swept Democrats 1 �me 4amage 1n M enommee. Tre loo to $512 bdhon. day. l0- 3 Phon e W Y2-9977 USED KELVIN ATOR e ijdou1 m_ updtafta Befr1gc cau■ed rby the } 9 ) i U---tc i n to co n trol ot state governor for e s - ( U SS Before lax corporate profits for I The ge n eral m a n ager said :l lor w i t h fr eiizer chest $65 ---·-ftamu are credited with carryhe . the firs t time i n 10 y -,the calen dar ye�r or 1 960 were rece n tly received a tele gram from SIX I'll'.:(_'[ Di n i n g room suit e , inJ bumln1 ember, over JO mlle1 . But ' with all the he::r lhe right I $JO. a tro11 Green Bay to burn part of Pl_aeed at �-7 b1l hon compared the Indians notifying him of the to work ss ue created the i t o v with $1' 1 b11l1on foresee n by bud- decision. The St. Louis Cardi n als B L U J:: L:1 '1 1 0 1 ..STERI<: o C hair. Fair E XC EPTIONA L OPPORT UNITY WIili J!ffl OO 0.- CINft IJNd Can O less than i ;, JgM wh � Stur,11eon Bay, Wisconsin, located getmaker e l i able man or wom a n from cundi R wn. $3. on l peninaula th� e l a11t Jan �ary. This wa s and the Ci n ci n n ati Reds are droptha• Green Bay 411 Ma1ca and MNel1 Preside�t Eise nhower carri:d reflected _ i_n cons1 de�able cor- , ping their worki n g agreeme nts th is a rea to clistribute com plete Ohio ELBERF ELD'S IN POM ER O'V �parat111 mainland. the from Only MTaOPOI.ITAN MOTOU by 800 000 over Adlai E Ste. porate d cutl in Septem- with other Southern All!ociation , d n de ne i l candy, cigarettes. of B V or s, l u n · ' ■i .R l l 3tc residents 10 or Pe■hti o surviv6'tt06 a.tt Main IL venso n . J£ -- - -- ---• ber from a year eum ago. This trend 1 team s appare ntly for the .same • through new automatic NEW and USED ve n ed tire. the · -. Ohle It is agreed general ly that the OH-SALi� . APPLE S. Burdette dor � . N n selli n g, we will e tabli s h If I h_as been unbroken i n the paat reason, Wyche said. s com grav A mon i n Pes e I hti,: o i1 t' rui l F arm, Pomeroy Route 1 . &t-r u1mts for you. To qualify parly per ons �h� voled for Ike in 1 �6 hold• t �e remains of mor tha IS [ NTERESTED I N e n 11x months. I ome i n 1958 when the 800 l'houe WY :>.-1>970. "M os t of the majo� league ! I () 1 0 6 lp mu L· h hav e t·ar. refernnces . a nd n ul staye talcihl over payment11 on ·�9 W . per 1on1 ho wer . kille e d in right to work isaue ' and state ofU The Ameri c an Bankers Asso c1aclub s today are loaded with Netord, l ee Rod n ey Picree, Lon.a.: _ ___ ________ cos h capitul of $8CHI which is Sl · fil'es . were al st11.ke were Republi- the vl age and the immediate ho� daahed cold water on home gro players and u n less they ca n 1 Bottom. Also a 1949 C ros ley ca r S I X A (Jms LA N D, CROPS, t'ARM cured by inventory. Excelle n t ca ns and indepe n denls . Republi- •re• An isolated ;ood�� :he d implements a nd livestock. Jesse ear n i n,:s part for la.le. � u1lder _ prospects f�r a n upturn place them _ wi t_h II team i n th �ir time-Full .lime ca ns feel JO ) 1 Jtp which ,W'al the onl bui in l� tn that i( lh e y get those housmg starts m the near farm orga n izat1�n , Wyche said, I Phone WY-2-3794 Hayos, 1 1 23 Kingsbury lloHd. more. For pC' rso n al interview glve 7-::::---cc=c-c,-- - - -voters out again they will win the lO\tn that did n ot burn ' ■till - coupe . future. It repor�ed that adva n "the farm club 15 not 1H2 CHEVROLET De lux.e of full ce b en c. I ' IO JO 3tp phou(', elc. Wri1c P. o. Box 156, POMEROY, OHIO They have worked hard lo stir 11 preeerved as a rel'IC O f th e d 18. mortgage commitmen ts of com- flt to them." Al meehanical co n ditio n , Mason , fter · Rochester, Mi nnesota I O- l l - l l p lhcrie groups a in the small town■ mercial ba n ks declined i n the w. Va., Phone SP 3-:i919. a rine Su pp l ies . ( Improved means of con struct. . where orga n ization work _ is n ot . year ended Aug. HI a n d lh ll l de10 6 6t erv1ca publicized as much as union po- iop •nd a�vance I n t�e fa_c11ities linquencies USI a n d foreclosures were sPiCIALS J> -- an d techmquea of fire f1ghUng u alJgbtly lili u l activity in the citiea. 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 from p ago · De ne o-us a year The religious question raised by 1,eatly leuen the pouibillty of Polllllle H Mercury 70 H. P. $595,00 lnt cli 59 - - :=-,-- ----- 4 H, Kennedy 's Cath0 Uci1m has re- t�e recurrence o r fires or the ,. Mercury Outfit $995.00 The decline in commitme n ts 5 proportions !hat occurred either " UAS, F UEL OIL tad -coal f.ur. l'eived a lot of attention. M ETROPOLITAN M OTORS defin itely poin ls to a decline In aacea. CJlJ for fru eatlmat.1. 600 lad Main Street, Pomeroy Location from Galtlpolla ICI up Route 7 thrn milea •bovt Ch• Sen . Fra n k J. Lausche, a Ca.Lb- a l Cblcag� or Peahtlgo. With housing itarts for the nex:t few n,uona. l fire loues having exl'Dl'emaa • Abbott llldd1epor&,. 1hiro, turn left on Stary Run Road., 2 mll.. llelow Mlddltport.. oli c iupporting Kennedy, & aid he . months compared with the same Phone WY2-3170 1-lO.U.: 7/ 10 mil• off Rt. 7. on SIQry Run Road. ReaMn for ulllng, movlnt f9u n d it an issue "ever)l where. " cfeded on � hllllon dollars ,in I M, period 11.lt year" , the ABA said. 8-20-tfc -to Arlmna. In his visits to county fllr1, • d remsmed •�ve tha t tlg dre S (eel usera continued to opert1""1W STATIO NARY C.:ROSLEYD , s 11 . IriCe, there ,tm 111 m �ch to be ate Lau Rooms Furniture, Some Canned Fruit, An tique Furniture, Five s che, n wi ner of six: of seven on a hand-to-mouth -• . baai,. wa.uer, " IOl'P 0;30 A.M. used o n ly 5hort tlmc. ue s tatew Ide races, reported he found g ined in preventi n g lhis tremen- The mills ■cheduled production Diahes, Carpenter Tools, I 1\1.ble Saw, 1 Jig Saw, 1 Electric R Priced for quick sale. $39. Midclle�,t I - -----the people reluctant tO talk preal- doua l01a of property a_nd some at 52_ 8 .Dllr cent of capacit or Grinder, Tool Boxes, Hammers, Saws, Drill Bits. Metal Cabi n et, A WY l-e?U2 TO 3 lO 1 1 l 1 1,300 Uvea a year which tire . ·-- ..______ _ _ l> S M ALL A PAUT MENT OnT�ailcr. Ladders, Hoes. Shovels, Mowin g S-cythe, 2 Lawn Mowera, Bee n de lial · -- · lJttcs. sai He he po A felt d Ma At fC� agoP.rne nt i n buainess a n d by ofHives , Garden Tractor, Electric Motor, Juat Overhauled, Like there was a blgger percentaae of cla hn1 lrt this counlry. FORD TRANSMISSION WI TH I l'honc S I i :l-41 73. Yllleon J.2141 On the common annlversary of ficlals responsible for New, Many Other ltems Too Numerous To Mention. votera public 1 tryJn,: to make up 10 J O 3lc HAMILL S.: RVICI Overdr1Vfl. Al110 atart manifold lfA.TIUN th"! Peahtia:o and Chieago fires, buildings or institutions. Also, lholr minda than usual at for 'M Ford. Call WY 2-0047. thla OLEN TAYLOR, Own er ..,..,. 9;00 A.Mi the Ohio ln1utance Information the organliatton advise• plan n ing I �tage of the campaiin. ! > 10 1 1 J tc E NCH, Audlon■IH' FR . E O. Alba··• aag Service. Inc., urges lhe seeking In adva n ce for safe escape ot · the l nvN Outli ned .:-:--c:----c-J. A. FRENCH Clerk Ivery Day Senter. VENETIAN BLINDS $3.00 a nd up. EIGHT ROOM HUUS!£, two flv• The question haa been diseu11ed out and elimination "' fire haz- 1 people should the continual threat . NOT RrnPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS New window blind, and 11hadea. room apaumen ls. A. N, .Bonge!. In a number .of Sunday ,chooli arda by tamillea In home by ma n - of fire become a reality. AUCTI ONlilR Store awntnga. Dale Wippel Sup• Pbone WY:l-3272. 11-2 -ttc' and in sermona. Sen. Lyndon B. RIASONAB LE RA.TI S __ ply, ZUi Union Ave., Pomeroy I _____ ,-0 · c Joh nson, the Dernocralic vice F;, ,A SATISFAC TION GUARANT IID TH • ·U URT space for rent. Ohlo. IO 1 1 30t� prealdentl,1 candldale, devoted Call or write I, 0. McC oy Cl ean quiet residential locatio n / about hall of hia two Ohio speech, C hester, Ohio in CheNhire, Ohio. Co n crete COAL-LUMP, STOKER, NUT. Double B Coal Co., West Columpatio o1 n d walks, good wo1tcr, aotp es to the matter. ---- --- 22 - _ Democratic State Ch1lrm1n I sewer, IHu ndry, privileges, $5.00 bta, W, Va. l'h. SP 3-5246. W ll a m L. Coleman aald he found liLLDUZ.l!:R ll U FOR HIRE. Ponds, per wet-k. l lobort Dlllun, RealIO 8 6tp - --- - basements and Jandse1ping. Ph. reli 11 ion more o( an isaue than tor, Gallipolis, Ohio, lO-ti- l Otc THE LATE T. H. DAVIS proC.:he stor, Y U 6-32(Wj. J O B 30tp anticipated. But he predicte d i U Importance II a factor in pe rt)', brick two atory, loce ttl4 --- - - - -,.,--,-- - - -- - the at North Third and Coil MODEHN u n furnished 3 rooma HOOFINlr - Sl'OUTING, SHEET election would become Jess and a n d b11th 11.partme n t. Dlrch cabmetal work. Hepair work of a ny le,s all the election drew near, Strei�, Middleport, may be An honor to be prolld of, thi, i1 the ineh, dhiposal, kmtl. Phone W Y 2· 2301 . incinerator , Unemp loyment.a likely will be a .'"n 1 10, evenlna. 8- 1 7-30tc medal prestnccd by the intcrn:uionil , large closets . Pho n o WY2-:II 41. 10 10 30tp big lsaue in some al'f!H, espefashion a11thoricy, Centro per L' A Ira &.16-l!c container,, brln1 P&ACU,.S, clally in the steel cillea such 88 MOiia halia,u., to the 1961 Ford for •-or rruu rum, Lon1 Hot• eve 1an d, youn1atown, Warren, c1 n-urance I � hulctioul AYAnl' M.t:N l'8 'caprwioo of f•1K k••'J�mabed aoel tom, Objo. P.bOll.e Y Ukon 4-3201 an d Lorain-all traditionally Dem· - --� u11furnu11.e d. M· .. •••·n, MlddJ• • -, .-c-COMl',..T ·••• ••• 1.NSURANCI: E .,..., PR0 ocra ti c. port. l ' hune WY ,2-282 1 . a 3 tf tecuun, Lllt, A11tg, i''ini, Polla. ...,. n.� , .oo per bu. Pick · noI a ho 1 one 1'he far m issue · -11 your �1,1.. llon .lltUa, Wdd1 1� In Dhio, although lhe stale has ap.utme nt o n ow.a. ar,n1 your own eo n tamer. TIIHEi,: IWOM � Com1or Street, Pomeroy, al so, 4 a sltable n umber of farmers. ohlo C. W. Proffltt, Poru11nd . 1 room apart m e nt on n Seco d Eti JH lltp BAKN -SIMPSON INiU RANCE farmera conalateotly have voted , Street, l 'umcruy. Phone WY2-· Agent■, Middleport. Fire, Auto- 11ealn1t various government f11 rm 2733 . SEWING 0-28- U c ___ M ACH IN I!:, BING&a mobile, Bondi. Phone WYI- proarama and controls. ---' blond console model. in Heel- -� - -There have been sewral ■ur2eoa. 2'1-tf veyf of voter attitude, leni condition w1th 1u■r■ntee. �'OUR IH>OMS , unrurnis hod an d but most four room h1rnishod, Phone •- Ip.,.. -- to ma.e 1. .... po llaters, lneludln1 the Serlppobullon holoa, •'-" � "sta•e I{= 11 Beegle. WYZ- JJO.:.! , Christine Howard new■papera, are waitin& darn, patch, monoir■m ■n d many I0 · 7·6ll' fanq at, ua 1tltche1. Take over Jo' Olt SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE until mld-Oclober before bealn' baluce du& "3.IIO. Term1 ■rwith hltlh, nice locaUon. Melvla nin1 their IW'Vt)'I. �•-�l_.(I or dltcounl for c11h. N IC� TWO lledruom home. Call The Clenl1nd Pren, a Scrlpp&• Hood, 1 1 1 .1.io..: uat st., Pomeru,. WY2 - 52'1 l . rauu9 Wy 2•22<M , 10 :I tltc \p Howard newspaper, said 1t fou.nd l D-- 1 1 -3lc 30 1 to ·- - tha.l youn1 persona rq:laterin1 to �--cc--,-----". 4 ROOMS AND BAT!! Unhtrnis hed FOH SALE-Lo t a nd two hOUNI. Voto favored Kennedy �. SEWING M A C H I N 11o n-..,;sn and the a pHrtml'llt. reosonablc. lknt S.ulpped to ilc u.1, darn, mon oOne, 9 rooms and bath, and one older peoploe liked Nillon. A sur� � ele. Sold otl1tnally !or Call WY 2-5293. 10 1 1 tile :I rooms wllh run n in1 water. vey the newspaper made In iuL - -� - � -,111 .uo. Pa)' off lnla nce of 1 II SP 3 ·H62• Cl'ft 1 on. c • perm■rkett Ihowed the women A -i•JfirN •ff , , • '41 F,,J GJ.,.;. U OOM IIUl 6 lSt;, .:.! BATHS, FurSte favorinc Kennedy. � O _, · , ... or '8 per mon th. Pho n e a• Vktn . . , ,- Vill,, "'Em .,. &-. nHce hl•a 1 . lnrl!l:e lot. l.ol alcd i n ' 1 0 ::i, tltc � - .WY z,aaot:, Werklnt Hard excelll' n t 11e1�hburh ood. Write The Cincinnati Enquirer found aA IIX, •JO Ten Ply Truck Tlrea, wllh Box 668- H. c,o The L> ai \ y se n t J n- ,....�1-1•# ••1 � ma n y youna: couple■ putlln.11 gov11.,(/t.R'lir; tqbel. One two 8p-eed re1r e nd cl, Pomeroy, Ohio. ernment 11,0al policy at the top fo, 1� ton truck. See Merchant s JO I I 6tp SYRACUSI - 1 story frlme, 6 of lhe list of luues which would · c.Dec:tin& A&ency, Pomeroy Na• !!!i\li1, 1111111 Bulldlna, Pomeroy, MOUEIIN , HOOl-1 H OUSE an d rooms and bath. front porch, determine their vote. The En­ lar11:e lot. Good luocation $4000. qu)rer alao found many resldenta garallf', with 1.:round s . Lotatcd on 10 8 3tc Ola1o. Slate Route, flve miles from RACIN I - New (unfinished) one, of Kentucky, Tennessee and Weal 100 MIA fTRAW. Phone WI 9. story fr.1me, 4 rooms, bath and Vir1lnioll wflo have moved into Write Pomeroy. t,' urnatc he11.t. � '�n Hollon, Mineravllle. carport. Larae lot. Ttrms. $t800. Ohlo'a lnduatrial cities ready to Hox 668-Jl, l'/o The Daily Sen• IO 8 3tc BROJLIR l'AI\M - 80 acrea, &­ Jump from their ancestral vot1n1 tinel. rome1'oy, Ohio. room houae, cellar, bar,n., broiler habllli to Nl�on because they 10 1 1 6tp ON& �E PONY, mar� 110ny 2 houat 40 x 140 (5000 capacity). would not vote for a Catholic. � old, horse pony l year old. \bu m looki-, .. the .....r-ins car of our times, complete with equipment. plenty The state org1nlut1ona are !NI .FORD Tractor a nd Mower water .. Broiler income can net worlr.lni hurd ror their party can­ the '61 Fon! , , . a w .,..,,. dean and duok profile ...... PA011e WY 2·2204 MAN lo liike over gas 1-t11Uo n . $2500 per year. Down payment didates. The Republican or1ani11ia unmat<hod 11!11 orhcr In the world. JuJt one 10 8 6tc Pho ne WV2-iQ20. $!000, full p'rlce $4500. tion w11 for Nixon all the wa)'. 9-23-Uc . -- U1ilUsJ,<s and ,culpnu,d rear Cude Bl& the Gov. Michael V. DISalle w11 the ALIIRT M. COX. Salesman Proffitt, WANTED: Methanic. Phone WY2 · dod; .... look It the crisp. &esh iont-<tld �8" and ao� 229 state &o\'ernor to ■up.. PHONI WY 2.2220 flrat bli 10-4-12tp 9920. D-23-lfc Yartanty. 1\c '61 fords are built t0 WY 2-31311 port Kennedy. Tbe Democratic .JOU'U lmow the '61 Fon! ia the dmic RJle of the me« thlff pr!� fOII•: fillftc quality, 10 8 3tc Party In Ohio haa about three gramt druabillty. Most reliable Op,m. Siitles. NU1<1ffi1 . ( , w1rrlna lactlon1 but each of them non. �Iii their co111pletc: conn . FOR SALE A 6 room b.ou1e and ■eem■ to be dc:l!ff dltt dd111«1 hem ICQOa'lplilhc:d, FOid tltar ii nor onlr new ht loob and trylna: to out.do the MUtLLI bath, two Iota, 1to:-m doon other• In their Jl<ird. De,J,m � dleind111111::in n1md ­ support of Kem• �ide. �.comfim, but new in ics enti,e cooccpc. The · �� fQfdt ro 12,000 iT111 dtlir WIIA. H0\111 a,PII......, A.meld a.... a n d window■, double 1ara1e, nedy. Jnr, wliichevc:r aimq J!Ulc:t « Oi,c: fi� . then. 1,rac.,.., Ohlt. PtMM '61 i>....J ia aaually buik ., ilH heat, cit)' water. $4,IKIO oi Idell! It lubd• Jim. Ste thla li'1 11 rour fm:d Both ca.ndidate1 will return to t WY2"'114. 11,1 1,tt l>nJ.n·, now, I . down, balance ln small month­ Ohio s,veral Umea. Buckeye · <l!ff-lta.chasais . J . clnn, ill OWD oil - • • adj- its vot­ ly pa)'menla. Phone Wlt-3192, ers h1Vf! never hesitated to croa& AI R tONDfflON!1'G, REFRIOa ' OWli linJra • • , p<-tl iu own 10-0-St p party line,, neer elttt all state •lion Hnlca. Jack•• K41trlaen­ Indeed, 11m is • ar ,_ will .,. tion. New llavan. !'bou TU:I­ FOR SALE $ room ho11se wlth offlelal1 from the ume party. P The 1tate 11oted for Eisenhower f.21-11 W7. land, RuUand Township. Phone WY2-8181, ICMHte twice bul went tor Pretldent Tru­ $p . A'icTIONl man over New York Gov. Th,om■■ .' \ FOR SALE House,. l acre Port­ E. Dewey i n 11M8 by '1,000 vote,. C.ttl 1 land, ■ome furnitu� $2000.00. In lhe 1111 12 prea.ldehtlal tlec- j I ft iMIU I t , IV For further Information Phone tion,, the otale hao 1pUt evenlj, •A Nh A. V!S-2478, 10-l Hllp between the two parUe». RATES • = I •-• • ' 4,00 Make Room !or Daddy 4:30 Here's HoUywood a,oo Steamboat j111 Woody \"/o,� �er � Meet Mr. Co n didate 8 fl: 1 5 J.lm Thacker Sh.ow 8:25 WeaLilercast 8:30 News Pk:ture ,so ,oo ,...., PHONE wv.2.2 1 57 ----- C}eve} and Dro s p Ofk Agreement I•th MObi}e Bears 1' FOR SALE. ��:!,;,,�r!� w w F:lffl e,30 9,00 10:00 11:00 1 1 , 10 •.1 :U -:-�-:--------=-- ___ f6) Lost and Found I · I I :tf (8) Auto Sales COAL, Oil, GAS F U R N A CES 9Q , M _ ) i.s- 15 (20) B P U B LIC SALE! ness S Th ursday, Oct. 1 3 at I :00 P.M_ c.ill I l 2 ) W anted to ent ===,-,--------- - Call ier D ,.n.1 ""·-·tt �. V,\',2,26,ff ■ I 4 For Rent 1 20b !__ ,nm I Beautifully proportioned to the • a ' CLASSIC FORD LOOK I *' -a .. 121 ) - =:-:::�==--­ ,:oo - I a- Belly Politics May Dttide 1960 Elections In Northwest SEATTLE, W 1sh. UPI - The nounced i n mid - September it 1060 electiom:1 i n Washington. Ore­ would pri n t no more lettera about gon a n d Idaho may be d�ided by each pre1idential ca ndidate '• re­ ' ·belly polilic11," with fore ign pol­ ligiou1 belief. JI aai d it believed icy a n d religio n the more or leas the s ubject had bee n thoroughly hidden issues . e.plored I n the nood of letters il s is what J)Olitic■l had received. politic Belly :too scie n tis ts eall th e th eory that vote ., . . . io con ti n ue publication of �,30 res ults are ofte n keyed to pocket­ leltera, pro or con, would only 8:00 bo1)k is.aoe B. add fuel 'O' the fire," the Journ al 11:1:1 a s aid. �aid o n e professor who is I. JO lo n &lime observer of wes tern U. S . --- ---J:30 politiea: ''As the bus i n ess cycle &:411 goes- up, the Republic:i n vole u s­ 7:00 ually goes up: as the cycle goe s 7:30 down, the Democratic vote �oes 8:30 up." • 10 ldaho state Democratic Cha1,A• 10:00 mzn John Waltera put it this way: 1 •1:JO "Democrats will win by a la n d­ 1 1 :UO slide in Idaho because the people 1 1 : 1() will be voling against lower em, , 1 : 15 farm poor ployme n t figures, 1:00 prices, deplorable mining indus. lry conditions a nd1 a lumber industry not much better off than WASHlNGTON UPI-ll is' bf. minirttt." cominc, i ncreaai n gly difficult in · llatvaH,- Republican leaden: this age of the orgamution ma n 1::2j Your Esao Reporter don't buy that. They're hopeful of for two people lo have lunch to­ Ll:30 I Married Joan victocy sparkti!d by their co n ten- gether without forming a' natioJI,, 1 2:00 The Texan Richard M. Nixon and Hen ry al aHociation, a national com• ders Day a for Queen 12:30 C11bot Lodge. 1 : 00 Abo11,.< Faces mlttee, a n ational confereneel. 11 Pr■dict■ Nh:on Win 1 · 30' Medi� nation al coun cil, a nadoilill · bu• Gun n ar. Orego n state reau, a natiomil federation, a l111J Peter 2,00 Day in court chairma n , said: 2:30 Gale Sl orm Shct-w tion l institute, a national leil.Rue "Nixon and Lodge will C41T'Y or a national society of some 3,00 »eat the Clock Orego n . We're going to make a sorl. 3,30 Who Do You TruBt: substantial comeba ck if we con&:00 American Bandatand The procedure'"'-apparently la to ti n ue to work' hard." The Lone Kang_er draw up a sel of · by-laws dUJ'ing While all three Northwest atates 11:00 San l•TolnCit::".t Seal: the entree. elect otficen over li n ed up for Preside n t Eisenhow8:30 Your E!so ReJJOrter coffee and dessert, and then 10 er in 1 952 and 1956, Democrats 001 and hire a Washington rep.. 8:40 Weath.er Teller hH Ve- been m:.i ki n g big strides in resentative. 6:4& John Daly New• statewide i;:o n tes ts. no Al any rate, there is almost Men Just · 7:00 Four Oregon wo1M kn own as the ''Verpro ress1ona I n ch of business, bra Ho n ,lj Kong mont of the West" until 1964 or social life i n America that 8,30 NelKOn Family when Democrats: grabbed every n ot now have at least an does 9:00 Hawaiian Eye major post except the govern oroffice in the ca pital. A few oc­ ship and one con gressional s eat, 10:00 Bing Crosby Show cupy entire buildings. A n d i n Washingto n slate, DemTonight News 1 1 ;00 , bout th• .... · 1 got lO wondermg tt1eir g n ocrats have been incree.si 1 1 : 10 Scan ni n g the Weather rpose of some of these grou ps pu gain s sin�e ! 956 when Albert D. 1 1 : 1 5 Sports R�port aa I was tryi n g te Gov. the other day Hoselli n i defeated GOP l l :20 Late Sllow the telephone n umber of nd fi Arthu r B. La n glie. Uie Nation al Clean-Up Pai n t-Up StrH& Economical IHUH au . e the Fi x-Up bure Dem ocra ts hope to mak There are, I dlscoyered, at most o f these "a-D" pocketbook least 200 national sometliitU!l·Ol• 1 1 :30 The Clear Horizon issues this year: Dams, defe nse others listed in the directory, nol­ L2:00 Love Jf Life naof s pendi n g and development i n cludi ng the· government agen• 12:30 Sea rch For Tomorrow tural resourees. Tomorrow cies whose names begin · with 12:30 Sear<"h For P e ople also :ire talki n g about 12:4� Tne Guidi ng Light '·natio n al." I didn;t try to count farm poli cy a n d the govern ment's th etii a 11 1or 1eu or eyestrain. 1 :00 Life or Riley so- called tight mon ey poli cy as it A perso n adept at eon c-ldaion• 1 :30 Al the World' TUnll affects the regio n 's key lumber a .. ng might leap to the jumpi . 2:00 Full Circle i ndustry. · for1 reason the that sumption 2:SO Rouse PartJ Mmt Obser-.;ers agree th :i,t J0 h n ope n ing an office here is to look . 1:00 'l'he Mlllion1lN F. Kennedy' s Catholicism is an out. after cert a i n legislative InterS:30 'ffle. Verdict I& Youn undercurrent Issue , but disagree esls. B�t what sort of Jegl.slatioA as to its .scope, 1,00 Tllo Brighter Oa, 1 ou_ld merest the _Natio nal As"O­ "". • J n a al ourn on s Portland' Oreg ,:15 '!.,e Secret. Stotui c1Dl1on of Baby Sitter Registry? u 1:30 Edge of Ni1ht §� Coul" It be tryi ng ' to fubi,,>i, ! 1 wtaj1i\tf · �o·cJ3Jlzed baby Uttrnat.' .. �, 1 S'!fA ·•1'he "niri!e StOOPI • Sb lTle or ' the groups would ap.- i •; 6;00 N�wa pear lo overlap. What business, , 6: 1 5 A Look a l the Weather i nstan ce. do the Narionaf• . r for 8:30 Sportscop e of Teachers of Mathe- · Council 8:30 Amos & Andy matlcs a nd the Natio nal Scie n ce 7:00 HlRhway Patroi Teachers Association bilve that 7:30 The Aquanauts the National Erlucation A1111ocia­ 8:30 Wanted-Di!ad or Alive l tlon eoul(hl ' I atte n d lo? 9:00 My Slater Eileen There would. i n fact, seem to 9:30 I've Got A Secret be a lot of room • for con!;O)irla­ tion. O n e suitable merger miAht 10:00 Armstron g Circle Theater bring the National Committee fur l l :00 1 1 O'cloClr. New, , a Sm, Nuclear PCWl�r t,111eth er ll: 10 A Look at \he Weather Committee , wlth the National \1:Uli 'Tbeatet 13 against Menial Illness Some group,-: or course, have nQ common ground. Tiu? ;,i:Jtional Woma n 's Chri stian 1 �mperar.ce· 12:30 Juel For You Unton n aturally woultlu't joi,r • 1 :00 1 News HftdliDM hands with the Nation11l A�soc iJ• 1 :02 Just For You tlon of Wine Bottlers . R:.it I see 1 :30 News no feaao n why the WCTU couldn't , lf30 Ju■t tor 'ieu li n k u p with the Nativm1l Com• 2 : 00 Calling on Pt. Pleaaant mittee tor Preventio n of Alcohol­ 3:00 Newa HeadUnos ism. 3:02 Mu■lc Go Round The Nlitio n al InstJtut� of Urbi•· 1:30 New■ culture mol n lllns tw:J offices· l:M MulliJc (i(I Round here. Does this mean tltat urbi• New, Headline■ culture is on the rise? F{J1' that 4:M Mule Go Round matt.er, what is urbiculture? 4 · . Local Newa And wTlat ate the National Pre- · 4:M Music Go Round server■ Associatio n , the Natio n al 5:00 BHtball Scoret Re clamation Ass oc iatio n , the Na• 5:05 Music G<! �und tional Rehabilitatio n Association 8:30 News Headlines � and the National Ren derere As­ 8:3 1. Jlulic Go Round sociatio n seeking to preserve, re. 8:,J,5 Coniplet• Neww lmlnd•up claim, rehabll�t�te _and rerider'.' 8:00 Crow's Steak HoUie-SouDd · . 9! 111, 80'1 I SE��� fl:30 N'e-wa Heldlinu 66:3:& £\reuln11 1'tterlutt. . llihd . q:-lpDl.edi ht'Qf, of the Af,r;l 7:00 Newa Headlines tevolutloii. d'einoni,,lt�ted in d�n­ .. '7:02 • E"ven1ng JiiteilUdl town Seoul todiy. 'shouting ' dlil­ 7:30 Ne'WI H�adlinOI maridt �rot" the ,.i'palion of l'�e­ '1:32 Sundowii 8ae11ad• mier Joh'fl M. 'Ch'arng and h.is bb_ inet. on _ _: l' _ i . · w 4:00 Anierican Banlhtand &:;IU Hin Tin Ti n &an lTa■cl■ ,But •:30 Ynur Eai6 Bc!DfllW 6:40 Weather Teller !:<46 Jo'lln £1,J)' 1tewt 'l':00 United Fund Show 7:30 � world Serie s Special 8:00 The Riflem �n 8:SO Wyatt Earp 9:00 Stagecoach West JO:OIJ A,coa· Pre1ent1 10:30 Open Kouse 11 :00 The News Tor.lght 1 1 : IO Scan n ing the weataer 1 1 : 1 8 Sports -Repo rt 11:20 Latt Show too • \ 'b bAal't t; r bOUliU QUI bN IJl'"r'l' SMITH WOW oo , Oa11nel 8 - Wetluesda, 8:00 Cartoo n Spectacula r 8:30 Romper Room 9:30 Show Time --P - ' �ltannel 1 3 Wetlnetllllj . 7:00 Conversational Russian 'l':30 Frontiers of Science 1:00 New• 1:15 Captain KaniraTOO Clrtoon Theatu 10:00 D«ember Bride -¼0:30 Video Village • 1 1 :00 I Love Lucy •=<» .s,ao r.AbOLINI' - ALLEY 4,ot) 1:11 1:11!1 IIOO i:� 1:30 '''° BcOO Ul!l .... _ 1:00 B,30 9,35 e,oo 8-.02 . D,SO 8:llf> 10,00 10,15 10,so 10,s2 10,45 tl,00 11,02 11,211 11,30 12,00 (MofNIAy • ,rid..,) Sign On Guest Stu News RID News Ht>:adlinea Br-,aldaet Party Picke:.u Hardware SbolJ Breakfast PartY News He,:dline, Sport1 Repor'. Breakfast PartJ Newa Break!aat iPart..v New• Headlines Breakfut hrty Newt Breakfast Parq Coffee- Time Swap Shop Newt! Headlinea Morning Devotiom RadiO Hymnal N ffl Haadllnea Q9ul'IU)I P P . F-m T'.lA. Jlaclr ,Im No- ,,...-· I SHORE 010 !! SH€ IMJ2. TARNIN' EVER' 1/JHICH·A·\•JIWS WT AH'LL FIGGERSOME "WJW lO GIT 'EM CUT; EF' IT TAKES ME TH' RESr CYMIIH NATCH.EAAL Ll� !f WE HAVEN'T QI.ITI! THAT MUCH nME."?'-IN FACT, THE U.S. A, PR'.JMl5ED 10 ru!TUR>I THIS ""5E 10 11,fOiA, TOlllffl/ B1 KING 7,ao ; �··II ' ,, ' I_ ·Iii I ,IO-U I.I - I NANCY WJ E H . .• 1-1 1 , PA L··- �tX�u1t- Brings You The Up To The WMPO Daily P-11J#DI Schedule 1,118 GO, SNUFfY ? �-'!- �-'- T14EM i':':VIL Ll'L SPIRITS ts MAH . MAMM'I AJ-J' PAPP't!! -WH TN-TV Cha nne l 13 t:OP Tho li.tlgbleT oa, •:UI Aecret Storm t:St .uae of Ni1<ht . ,,,... 1:00 The Three Stooge. 1: 00 Arlluir J. Smitn i'<iMn 1:1.1 A Look at the Weather 6:20 Sportscope 6:30 Adventure Hall of Fame 8:00 CBS Reports 9:00 • Tom Ewell Show 9:0;0 Tom Ew�ll Shops 9:30 R.ed Sk8'ton Show r' 10:00 · 'l'fie Garry Moore Show· U :OO 1 1 O'clock Newa U : 10 A Look at the Weather U : 1 5 Theater 1 a ;HAT NAW !! V:�WHAR DI D SHE National Name Organizations Fonn At Lunch -----------·-·------------ Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 II DID \IE SEE WIGGLE· WAGGLE DANCER JEST 60 BV,SILAS ? The Lighter Side ------- ---c--- Chanpel 8-1 uesda) ... ·-- tP.AlfUTI Political Pul,se WCHS-TV Channel 8 BAKER and SEY�RIED your LENNOX deoler iF ANY� for Sale d:45 Sig n On 6:00 Conti ne,tal Classroom Today 9:00 Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. North Doi..ah Re Mi Play Your l-lu n ct:; 0!'ice 11 Rltbt Pre-Game Show World Serles Lorett, Youn& Theater You11g Dr. ,,[alune From These Roo'• Male Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat .ism Q uick Draw McGraw .'lluaic- in the Roand The Jin. Tlaai:lr.er We:tbereallt JWlew• Plcturf' Hun tle:v Br1nllu Report M1mhunt Wagon Traln Price is Right Perry Como Show Peter Love.a Mary Tomb■tone Territory Newa HeadllMJi ettllflreul 'Tb• Jact Paar S,an Oft l Dally Senlinel, Pomeroy-M idd eport , 0 , Oct 1 1 , 1 960-7 ' n... Olu .. 3 -MlWedlltSdtf B n Oooortu nities ---,c----------- 1,00 r· I Huntley-Brinkl ey Report <,;annon.11alJ 1.uam1e Hitchcock Presents Thriller Donald O'Connor Show News Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sig n Oli 8:,J,5 I 'j"j'j';::: ;;:;:::.':::-----•�--,,,,,,======"-'====� t . , Notices '9 .�.:. Channel 3-l'uesda) 9:30 10:00 0:30 � ! :00 1 1 ·30 I I :45 2:30 2:00 .IJ 30 4:00 4:30 l -' ---------------�---- •:oo Minute Mason County NEWS I .... e,oo s1p ... .--- -.: 1.tn·&.11 ORPBA.'I MINIB 1 TIIIIIS Daily 10 AM 11:55 At� '·t. I - -�•J��:t':'ule.-�,· 5:05 PM By SAM LBFP , ' ,1,, If•y BEAUTI FU LLY BU I LT. TO TAKE CARE OF ITSELF I I 7 I Help Wonted ----· -- - --- 20 I Busi ness Services ■ ,u1NAca1, 'winilio -- -- -­ Cor•-•-..i ■I :�•.:.-::-Ohio. � al � ia • -- br talc•- bodr. . ... ,0:1 . FORD .. roa � d!i\t � � bf ...... •Wff 1rith - .. � "" . PIEStON MO·••s INC. 46 . I' TlflRll' Sl'REET, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - •f< t. lt � ; .' ' � ; \ litrlli;v' , ' -.ri •ij llfJ I '" f' l w' - \r,k, " •• i J..ll-..:-..i 1J -i.1ty_ .,; /IJ .,,IJ !:.:l:t''IJ.io' · <{Jt.i-U t1 i �... . !..:.!'..: .. :.;,..:_• . �- - ·�· - •.•...--•• . •.• ..,,:,, .. ..... ....... ,a. . . • ' Ohio Politics WANT ADS Travel Topics Nixon, Kennedy In Great ChicagoFire Recalls EOhio Again For Killin ..,· Jectoral Otes l'oa CONSIBJ'lt:NT DEPENDA8Lf. llESULT!I re,. TELEVISION GU I DE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Next Few Weeks Will Uncover Soviet Baltika ReaI Nature Of Dollar -Future Crewman Asks n E For Asylorn In us from r w::;� 1:;; ��;/����� Se�;J\l'e:f!: ufu�i n1�.tLe:��\� t.:; The dales ��ti��e�,rF e �m uve sin: caJM am,o ty The firsl crisp tou ch of Fa ll •,. g · JHI I 00th 0Id in · week wllh lh eir Preve n tion Week, t ..., per ..rd, <'Ile Jnsertion . MinlPWm cbar&e - 60 l!eota. Octo•-r " Amerlea. � 0.1" NEW YORK UPI - A• Estonian , aparked retail buying weather un rea ill• ' be fore lhe F8 JI PI u n ge V I eaai. per wurd to, lhre.e OO.llll&elltlve tuertiona. are set each year n ear the annirewman c on Sovie t ' Premier Nikita Volumes have been written into hard statiSUca that llkeh· moderately above a year ago. versary of the great Chic•&o fire, •bout the Chicago fire. It had -..,,} - one mo1:th for 30 cen1 J �r word. chev's private li n er BalS. Khrush Fall d . n a apparel ew n cars re e w will show wheiher the economy ·Un,ted . P r•H l_ nttrn•tion. 1 . 0<"tober 8, 187 1 , but few are .......... preu en"era•e " ,-U nt.e of • ttnta per word will be charged for 1dvertislni "mped · , tika Monday ,od s hip in most dem.a n d, but pur<"hasers • ,nd n umer- is headed i n to a reee Hion . -.(OLU\IB Oh a_ware 10 U · US P h Vice _I t at 0!1 . the a.t •lid •U1b.in lU day1 aner rece,vin;.i: bill. s in the ame date asylum for a asked political ou■ • hiJtorian■ have record■d of used the . car!! a n d majo r appliances The I 1uggish s ummer pace of / �res1dtnt Rich a rt! � - N n,:on and fire _ at Pe1�t1go, Wisco�ain and valiant efiortt of the '"'--• in A.,tven.iaihi - Should l.e rt:iJ'<'--u-d !mn,t>d:ately. The U n ited States. people who buainess co n ti n ued u the off. fell I I first 1 Sn1 John f'. K e nnedy we re rn enviro n a killed 4¾ o.bt l:lentinel urill Dnt � rei.pons.ibU! for mure ll.J,ui ont" 111cor times a■ fought the confla • "ration block by lea�es bega n to fall. Ohio t h is The sailor made his l'Sc a p" lo �eek for anoth The lo n g-delaye d plans for fie r shot many people as. were killed in the city block. i net alilel'tion. . s a resul � of the failur� _of na n cing an i n creased role A: freedom three we eks to the day t lhC' slate .s ele<"to a r al votes. fire 25 &tarted by y O Mrs. IUJO. b O'Leary's ...,I 0, l1!anb and Spec1.11I Notlct.1 o,f EV1'Ulll b1tu.a11ea I moved slowly The .! parce communlcation s ' busine11 to live up to Admmu- Trans World Airlin� in t he j el after the Baltika Thi· consensus is that the big l"uw. Peshtigo is located 260 Jillltrltaud •I l Cti'll per word. �ratio n forecasts and increase bring, j p Liberty t he the into Statue of a area �t ag n wo e b to is still tt' were Peshtigo ol e · � appeared � n a u to be hnally ofr d that miles n orth of Chi cago 1'0BDS J DAY 3 C:.A"!E. o iJAYM miles I MO largely ! consumed by the fire, aa ID governme nt s pelldmg the ex : the grou n d. Howard Hughes wh Q I i n g Khrushi;:h e v a n d three C om • to those north of Green Bay, Wuconain 1 lh l' issue s . in addition $4 50 JI .B6 90o: 60c II w h 1 t· h are key qu estio ns every- and but seven miles from Mar: were 10 many of the witne■ses. pected � 96 1 _ budget s � rplua of control s TW A through his Hughes mu n is t satellite puppet leaders Jl . 2tJ tl(tie l('I $6.00 JUlfl wh ere, ..1re religion, u nemploy . i n ette, Wi sc on■i n , an d J ta twin Sur rounding l>eth tig 0 were abo n • $4.2 billion is n ow be i ng tailor- Tool Co , agreed to relmku i sh his here for the U. N. Gen eral AsscmU.20 $1.00 11k ·• 17 .;,o I dint forests Lumber and wood ed down lo only $1 1 h 1 1 1io n city acroa8 the Men onu nee River rn l• Jl t , and party orga nization vo hn e rights on TWA , tu ck to a bly ses sion. 1 Both candidate &ti, r.lived br 10 A-:11. will be III th.at d1y·1 .-prir. The moat di sturbi n g statis tics trus t to bet set up by the leads drew record Me n om inee .M ichigan · ' p,oducta were the manufactured J_arnes L. Hennessy, executive • lro wds m Ohm last week and lert �he Chl�age fire represented prod uct, of the community. Wood available wa s the pace of co n - Ing group nt to the U S comm1ss10 as81sta sumer credit m Augu s t which _____ , leadt rs m both parties pred1di n g . the greatest property Loss reaul t• chip � and 1■wdust were to · be er of tmmlgratton and natu_ral � V I L' torv But the pa rty leaders ad• mg from I si n gle fire, wind seen everywhere, The villa&e of ala�ke n ed ror the seco n d co nsetJo�. said today In wash! n ? ��� had s tor m or explosio n If, the United _ le.- than 1,000 peopJe was com- cut1ve month \ !�l'tl the c ;m d1dates they that authoritle� were mv� s t1gatCom p■,.. Buyln• lncrttM I.le tt e r w me back rnto Ohio a s Slates before or si nce wllh the posed entirely of w boden buildTlaMt mg the seamail � asylum c_la 1 He The F�deral Board reported l'h as possible. ex ception of the fir e ' follow ing ln&a having wood shi ngle roofs � I -SALE u sE D FURNTru ,i E AT - o f lVoter Wilham eral n Ge ey n Attor said that buymg !)n time mcreased by reg15 tralion is at a rec the S an Fra n !'isco earthquake In Sidewalkl and even some of the ELBERF_ _E L D'$ I N PO ME ROY , W Mot .......... p•-- R. / Rogers had a uthority to ru e only. $188 m1lhon u against $635 onl high This md1cate s Ohio will 1906 -Z. str <! u were A n of estimate eets wood. A n ex1 7,430 A .._WY:!, 1 b ildVIC I O R 24 inch mahogany whether the defector will be alMIi A, letwk. 'St■Hon the in m1lhon 1 th. n mo c than more 959 :i!>I o n m11!1o four K ., i votes n gs were de troyed for , 1 , of ceedtnely dry fall sea son made tckv1.SJo n Console. New picture ......_ I owe d tO day 1n th is co u n tr y 4-2Mfc I H owever . auto 18Ie s surged by fo r lhe r1rst time on Nov 8. I t 1s some $176 million of do!lan In I tlllder of the forests and the comtube. $135. ;:1 2 1 per cen t more than a year Balt1ka crewme n h.ive been al. H ( A VICTOH 21 i n ch d('lux e !a ble 1 mpnss 1 hle to tell party strength the same fire 250 persons were munity ltaeli . ■go reversing I two mon th on the regi s tratio n rigures be- killed, lhe greated death toll · to go as hore daily smce lowed 1 mudL U there I telev1smn w11 g a witness anti to matchin the . alu�p. Some of t�i! increase _was / MOBILE, Ala cause voters do not have lo ' from a Bingle fire to that time i n s t.art o{ the flre he UPI - The Cleve- the small, white-hul led !mer, forbas(' New picture t u be. $95. was less for- attnbuted LOST FOUR fox hou n ds dur i ng to pnce conce:laions la nd I n dians have dropped their merly n.amed the Vyacheslav M. give l hetr party whe n regut ermg l�e couolry, except for the Pesh- tunate than IIN. O'Leary I the Meig1 Cou n ty Hun t Any - 21 IN C H SCREEN Aduural teleo( Chi- by dealers strtvlng to cl �ar worki n g agreement with the Mobile Molotov, doc ked here Sept nti b ecuusc regi�trallon a 18 n ot ligo fire ln which 1,Hl2 peraons c■,:o fame in tbtt be didn't 1ur19. · one knowing their wh er e abouts I v i s i o 11 sel . Mo1hoga11y conijole, stat{,wide . were killed The Pe1ht1go tire \'iYe. The tire 11pread with ■uch j show-rooms of heavy '""entories I Bears Mobile Ge n eral M a n ager Mos t ol' them spe n t their h me p)eue notify an)' Fox Hu n tn $50 . a ?- s till holda the record in death s speed the peopl6 could not escape of 1966 models to make room for Jim W)'che said today the action s hopping or souvenir- hunti n g, a nd . B� lh partie s , however, see or call WID-3182. 10-7 · 4-lc ICC A VI CTOH 1 7 in t h mahog any vanbgcs_ fur th e m m big the - - - , - - -:-- - - · - - ·· - - fflther by toot or by hone. The the n e w models. Was taken . bec ause the Bears' re- u n til Monday all returned to the ---- - console television !ll'I. 561:1. s ered two years istralion. rl•g LOST - WlLL THE PERSON W/10 WING HACK fused lo ,us� Negro pl�yers. a ship by 6 p. m. ! Upholstr r ed reached · auch . easy l proportion The n r natio 's m.u production of ;�i•�� ro 11 s and dld 0 emocrals pomt out that re gi s- �;: ;;e picked up the chec kbook at tht I chiur. 1-·a ir cundil ion. $J. Wy che said the Indians al so de. e th at the OkYlen in the air w•a goods nd . ·c ________ ' 1 th th n d not need to regi s ter again thl1 consumed l Wuhateria on F'ron t SI., pleas(' GHEEN F INISH BREAKFAST SET tration i s up in_ the b i g cities , 'W ho quarle: tot!f:; �� bil � on �r clared they would n ot en ter into and hundreds i SAL�S DROP RETAIL , vear , .return it. WY. 2-26821. with a ny • c tahle and ruur chain) i n good usually Democratic areas. )lached open cround or water unchanged from the seco�d oar• a ny worki ng agreemen t WASHlNGTON UPI - Retail • Hot • u ll! s Democrat the feel IJcaus Rcpu� JO 1 1 3!c · cond i 1 iun. $10. . . dJed of aaphJ¥lltion. The fire: ter• acrording to the Treasur; De- other Southern Association cli.1b s ales throuJilhout the nation fell -Th ':': h r e --- g o wort; . a issue it h ,. a two peak thl!lr wa, ye s r the ago n seaso next · quickly cove 4 the seven 1m1es parlment. However, gover�rn ent •. 1 ect c 1901 Ji'ORD VO, l94t1 FORD VS J U.ST 3 USEIJ liOOVEK c. . o n e per cenl in September to the n wht'n Org a n ized labor made il& hottest i ssue in Ohio in many to wipe a l u c out ners $2 SO ea l' h much_ of Marinette ' l:� _ , economla u� ,u l V ts looked for m .a C g11n t_he "We have Good run n i ng cor1dit1 u n. o bee year n t lowest level in ni ne months, lhe expecting . s c waa thi,; redited with J , bringing drive hi.1u:c�t the to out t e vote g Pll'te tet of sol! c lubs . Hackel ts SF.V�. N I IM. t DmmM mom suite a .L( ams 1 a right to work proposal . out a big labor vote which defe■t- then J umpe� fhe nver t_o do the fourth quarter . r,a te lo $510 bdl- for some time." Wy che said, " so Commerce Deparlment said Mon­ In Hl't•llenl co ndt liun $ I OO 1 it doesn 't. come a s a s urprise _" Sohlo ed the iss ue a n d swept Democrats 1 �me 4amage 1n M enommee. Tre loo to $512 bdhon. day. l0- 3 Phon e W Y2-9977 USED KELVIN ATOR e ijdou1 m_ updtafta Befr1gc cau■ed rby the } 9 ) i U---tc i n to co n trol ot state governor for e s - ( U SS Before lax corporate profits for I The ge n eral m a n ager said :l lor w i t h fr eiizer chest $65 ---·-ftamu are credited with carryhe . the firs t time i n 10 y -,the calen dar ye�r or 1 960 were rece n tly received a tele gram from SIX I'll'.:(_'[ Di n i n g room suit e , inJ bumln1 ember, over JO mlle1 . But ' with all the he::r lhe right I $JO. a tro11 Green Bay to burn part of Pl_aeed at �-7 b1l hon compared the Indians notifying him of the to work ss ue created the i t o v with $1' 1 b11l1on foresee n by bud- decision. The St. Louis Cardi n als B L U J:: L:1 '1 1 0 1 ..STERI<: o C hair. Fair E XC EPTIONA L OPPORT UNITY WIili J!ffl OO 0.- CINft IJNd Can O less than i ;, JgM wh � Stur,11eon Bay, Wisconsin, located getmaker e l i able man or wom a n from cundi R wn. $3. on l peninaula th� e l a11t Jan �ary. This wa s and the Ci n ci n n ati Reds are droptha• Green Bay 411 Ma1ca and MNel1 Preside�t Eise nhower carri:d reflected _ i_n cons1 de�able cor- , ping their worki n g agreeme nts th is a rea to clistribute com plete Ohio ELBERF ELD'S IN POM ER O'V �parat111 mainland. the from Only MTaOPOI.ITAN MOTOU by 800 000 over Adlai E Ste. porate d cutl in Septem- with other Southern All!ociation , d n de ne i l candy, cigarettes. of B V or s, l u n · ' ■i .R l l 3tc residents 10 or Pe■hti o surviv6'tt06 a.tt Main IL venso n . J£ -- - -- ---• ber from a year eum ago. This trend 1 team s appare ntly for the .same • through new automatic NEW and USED ve n ed tire. the · -. Ohle It is agreed general ly that the OH-SALi� . APPLE S. Burdette dor � . N n selli n g, we will e tabli s h If I h_as been unbroken i n the paat reason, Wyche said. s com grav A mon i n Pes e I hti,: o i1 t' rui l F arm, Pomeroy Route 1 . &t-r u1mts for you. To qualify parly per ons �h� voled for Ike in 1 �6 hold• t �e remains of mor tha IS [ NTERESTED I N e n 11x months. I ome i n 1958 when the 800 l'houe WY :>.-1>970. "M os t of the majo� league ! I () 1 0 6 lp mu L· h hav e t·ar. refernnces . a nd n ul staye talcihl over payment11 on ·�9 W . per 1on1 ho wer . kille e d in right to work isaue ' and state ofU The Ameri c an Bankers Asso c1aclub s today are loaded with Netord, l ee Rod n ey Picree, Lon.a.: _ ___ ________ cos h capitul of $8CHI which is Sl · fil'es . were al st11.ke were Republi- the vl age and the immediate ho� daahed cold water on home gro players and u n less they ca n 1 Bottom. Also a 1949 C ros ley ca r S I X A (Jms LA N D, CROPS, t'ARM cured by inventory. Excelle n t ca ns and indepe n denls . Republi- •re• An isolated ;ood�� :he d implements a nd livestock. Jesse ear n i n,:s part for la.le. � u1lder _ prospects f�r a n upturn place them _ wi t_h II team i n th �ir time-Full .lime ca ns feel JO ) 1 Jtp which ,W'al the onl bui in l� tn that i( lh e y get those housmg starts m the near farm orga n izat1�n , Wyche said, I Phone WY-2-3794 Hayos, 1 1 23 Kingsbury lloHd. more. For pC' rso n al interview glve 7-::::---cc=c-c,-- - - -voters out again they will win the lO\tn that did n ot burn ' ■till - coupe . future. It repor�ed that adva n "the farm club 15 not 1H2 CHEVROLET De lux.e of full ce b en c. I ' IO JO 3tp phou(', elc. Wri1c P. o. Box 156, POMEROY, OHIO They have worked hard lo stir 11 preeerved as a rel'IC O f th e d 18. mortgage commitmen ts of com- flt to them." Al meehanical co n ditio n , Mason , fter · Rochester, Mi nnesota I O- l l - l l p lhcrie groups a in the small town■ mercial ba n ks declined i n the w. Va., Phone SP 3-:i919. a rine Su pp l ies . ( Improved means of con struct. . where orga n ization work _ is n ot . year ended Aug. HI a n d lh ll l de10 6 6t erv1ca publicized as much as union po- iop •nd a�vance I n t�e fa_c11ities linquencies USI a n d foreclosures were sPiCIALS J> -- an d techmquea of fire f1ghUng u alJgbtly lili u l activity in the citiea. 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 from p ago · De ne o-us a year The religious question raised by 1,eatly leuen the pouibillty of Polllllle H Mercury 70 H. P. $595,00 lnt cli 59 - - :=-,-- ----- 4 H, Kennedy 's Cath0 Uci1m has re- t�e recurrence o r fires or the ,. Mercury Outfit $995.00 The decline in commitme n ts 5 proportions !hat occurred either " UAS, F UEL OIL tad -coal f.ur. l'eived a lot of attention. M ETROPOLITAN M OTORS defin itely poin ls to a decline In aacea. CJlJ for fru eatlmat.1. 600 lad Main Street, Pomeroy Location from Galtlpolla ICI up Route 7 thrn milea •bovt Ch• Sen . Fra n k J. Lausche, a Ca.Lb- a l Cblcag� or Peahtlgo. With housing itarts for the nex:t few n,uona. l fire loues having exl'Dl'emaa • Abbott llldd1epor&,. 1hiro, turn left on Stary Run Road., 2 mll.. llelow Mlddltport.. oli c iupporting Kennedy, & aid he . months compared with the same Phone WY2-3170 1-lO.U.: 7/ 10 mil• off Rt. 7. on SIQry Run Road. ReaMn for ulllng, movlnt f9u n d it an issue "ever)l where. " cfeded on � hllllon dollars ,in I M, period 11.lt year" , the ABA said. 8-20-tfc -to Arlmna. In his visits to county fllr1, • d remsmed •�ve tha t tlg dre S (eel usera continued to opert1""1W STATIO NARY C.:ROSLEYD , s 11 . IriCe, there ,tm 111 m �ch to be ate Lau Rooms Furniture, Some Canned Fruit, An tique Furniture, Five s che, n wi ner of six: of seven on a hand-to-mouth -• . baai,. wa.uer, " IOl'P 0;30 A.M. used o n ly 5hort tlmc. ue s tatew Ide races, reported he found g ined in preventi n g lhis tremen- The mills ■cheduled production Diahes, Carpenter Tools, I 1\1.ble Saw, 1 Jig Saw, 1 Electric R Priced for quick sale. $39. Midclle�,t I - -----the people reluctant tO talk preal- doua l01a of property a_nd some at 52_ 8 .Dllr cent of capacit or Grinder, Tool Boxes, Hammers, Saws, Drill Bits. Metal Cabi n et, A WY l-e?U2 TO 3 lO 1 1 l 1 1,300 Uvea a year which tire . ·-- ..______ _ _ l> S M ALL A PAUT MENT OnT�ailcr. Ladders, Hoes. Shovels, Mowin g S-cythe, 2 Lawn Mowera, Bee n de lial · -- · lJttcs. sai He he po A felt d Ma At fC� agoP.rne nt i n buainess a n d by ofHives , Garden Tractor, Electric Motor, Juat Overhauled, Like there was a blgger percentaae of cla hn1 lrt this counlry. FORD TRANSMISSION WI TH I l'honc S I i :l-41 73. Yllleon J.2141 On the common annlversary of ficlals responsible for New, Many Other ltems Too Numerous To Mention. votera public 1 tryJn,: to make up 10 J O 3lc HAMILL S.: RVICI Overdr1Vfl. Al110 atart manifold lfA.TIUN th"! Peahtia:o and Chieago fires, buildings or institutions. Also, lholr minda than usual at for 'M Ford. Call WY 2-0047. thla OLEN TAYLOR, Own er ..,..,. 9;00 A.Mi the Ohio ln1utance Information the organliatton advise• plan n ing I �tage of the campaiin. ! > 10 1 1 J tc E NCH, Audlon■IH' FR . E O. Alba··• aag Service. Inc., urges lhe seeking In adva n ce for safe escape ot · the l nvN Outli ned .:-:--c:----c-J. A. FRENCH Clerk Ivery Day Senter. VENETIAN BLINDS $3.00 a nd up. EIGHT ROOM HUUS!£, two flv• The question haa been diseu11ed out and elimination "' fire haz- 1 people should the continual threat . NOT RrnPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS New window blind, and 11hadea. room apaumen ls. A. N, .Bonge!. In a number .of Sunday ,chooli arda by tamillea In home by ma n - of fire become a reality. AUCTI ONlilR Store awntnga. Dale Wippel Sup• Pbone WY:l-3272. 11-2 -ttc' and in sermona. Sen. Lyndon B. RIASONAB LE RA.TI S __ ply, ZUi Union Ave., Pomeroy I _____ ,-0 · c Joh nson, the Dernocralic vice F;, ,A SATISFAC TION GUARANT IID TH • ·U URT space for rent. Ohlo. IO 1 1 30t� prealdentl,1 candldale, devoted Call or write I, 0. McC oy Cl ean quiet residential locatio n / about hall of hia two Ohio speech, C hester, Ohio in CheNhire, Ohio. Co n crete COAL-LUMP, STOKER, NUT. Double B Coal Co., West Columpatio o1 n d walks, good wo1tcr, aotp es to the matter. ---- --- 22 - _ Democratic State Ch1lrm1n I sewer, IHu ndry, privileges, $5.00 bta, W, Va. l'h. SP 3-5246. W ll a m L. Coleman aald he found liLLDUZ.l!:R ll U FOR HIRE. Ponds, per wet-k. l lobort Dlllun, RealIO 8 6tp - --- - basements and Jandse1ping. Ph. reli 11 ion more o( an isaue than tor, Gallipolis, Ohio, lO-ti- l Otc THE LATE T. H. DAVIS proC.:he stor, Y U 6-32(Wj. J O B 30tp anticipated. But he predicte d i U Importance II a factor in pe rt)', brick two atory, loce ttl4 --- - - - -,.,--,-- - - -- - the at North Third and Coil MODEHN u n furnished 3 rooma HOOFINlr - Sl'OUTING, SHEET election would become Jess and a n d b11th 11.partme n t. Dlrch cabmetal work. Hepair work of a ny le,s all the election drew near, Strei�, Middleport, may be An honor to be prolld of, thi, i1 the ineh, dhiposal, kmtl. Phone W Y 2· 2301 . incinerator , Unemp loyment.a likely will be a .'"n 1 10, evenlna. 8- 1 7-30tc medal prestnccd by the intcrn:uionil , large closets . Pho n o WY2-:II 41. 10 10 30tp big lsaue in some al'f!H, espefashion a11thoricy, Centro per L' A Ira &.16-l!c container,, brln1 P&ACU,.S, clally in the steel cillea such 88 MOiia halia,u., to the 1961 Ford for •-or rruu rum, Lon1 Hot• eve 1an d, youn1atown, Warren, c1 n-urance I � hulctioul AYAnl' M.t:N l'8 'caprwioo of f•1K k••'J�mabed aoel tom, Objo. P.bOll.e Y Ukon 4-3201 an d Lorain-all traditionally Dem· - --� u11furnu11.e d. M· .. •••·n, MlddJ• • -, .-c-COMl',..T ·••• ••• 1.NSURANCI: E .,..., PR0 ocra ti c. port. l ' hune WY ,2-282 1 . a 3 tf tecuun, Lllt, A11tg, i''ini, Polla. ...,. n.� , .oo per bu. Pick · noI a ho 1 one 1'he far m issue · -11 your �1,1.. llon .lltUa, Wdd1 1� In Dhio, although lhe stale has ap.utme nt o n ow.a. ar,n1 your own eo n tamer. TIIHEi,: IWOM � Com1or Street, Pomeroy, al so, 4 a sltable n umber of farmers. ohlo C. W. Proffltt, Poru11nd . 1 room apart m e nt on n Seco d Eti JH lltp BAKN -SIMPSON INiU RANCE farmera conalateotly have voted , Street, l 'umcruy. Phone WY2-· Agent■, Middleport. Fire, Auto- 11ealn1t various government f11 rm 2733 . SEWING 0-28- U c ___ M ACH IN I!:, BING&a mobile, Bondi. Phone WYI- proarama and controls. ---' blond console model. in Heel- -� - -There have been sewral ■ur2eoa. 2'1-tf veyf of voter attitude, leni condition w1th 1u■r■ntee. �'OUR IH>OMS , unrurnis hod an d but most four room h1rnishod, Phone •- Ip.,.. -- to ma.e 1. .... po llaters, lneludln1 the Serlppobullon holoa, •'-" � "sta•e I{= 11 Beegle. WYZ- JJO.:.! , Christine Howard new■papera, are waitin& darn, patch, monoir■m ■n d many I0 · 7·6ll' fanq at, ua 1tltche1. Take over Jo' Olt SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE until mld-Oclober before bealn' baluce du& "3.IIO. Term1 ■rwith hltlh, nice locaUon. Melvla nin1 their IW'Vt)'I. �•-�l_.(I or dltcounl for c11h. N IC� TWO lledruom home. Call The Clenl1nd Pren, a Scrlpp&• Hood, 1 1 1 .1.io..: uat st., Pomeru,. WY2 - 52'1 l . rauu9 Wy 2•22<M , 10 :I tltc \p Howard newspaper, said 1t fou.nd l D-- 1 1 -3lc 30 1 to ·- - tha.l youn1 persona rq:laterin1 to �--cc--,-----". 4 ROOMS AND BAT!! Unhtrnis hed FOH SALE-Lo t a nd two hOUNI. Voto favored Kennedy �. SEWING M A C H I N 11o n-..,;sn and the a pHrtml'llt. reosonablc. lknt S.ulpped to ilc u.1, darn, mon oOne, 9 rooms and bath, and one older peoploe liked Nillon. A sur� � ele. Sold otl1tnally !or Call WY 2-5293. 10 1 1 tile :I rooms wllh run n in1 water. vey the newspaper made In iuL - -� - � -,111 .uo. Pa)' off lnla nce of 1 II SP 3 ·H62• Cl'ft 1 on. c • perm■rkett Ihowed the women A -i•JfirN •ff , , • '41 F,,J GJ.,.;. U OOM IIUl 6 lSt;, .:.! BATHS, FurSte favorinc Kennedy. � O _, · , ... or '8 per mon th. Pho n e a• Vktn . . , ,- Vill,, "'Em .,. &-. nHce hl•a 1 . lnrl!l:e lot. l.ol alcd i n ' 1 0 ::i, tltc � - .WY z,aaot:, Werklnt Hard excelll' n t 11e1�hburh ood. Write The Cincinnati Enquirer found aA IIX, •JO Ten Ply Truck Tlrea, wllh Box 668- H. c,o The L> ai \ y se n t J n- ,....�1-1•# ••1 � ma n y youna: couple■ putlln.11 gov11.,(/t.R'lir; tqbel. One two 8p-eed re1r e nd cl, Pomeroy, Ohio. ernment 11,0al policy at the top fo, 1� ton truck. See Merchant s JO I I 6tp SYRACUSI - 1 story frlme, 6 of lhe list of luues which would · c.Dec:tin& A&ency, Pomeroy Na• !!!i\li1, 1111111 Bulldlna, Pomeroy, MOUEIIN , HOOl-1 H OUSE an d rooms and bath. front porch, determine their vote. The En­ lar11:e lot. Good luocation $4000. qu)rer alao found many resldenta garallf', with 1.:round s . Lotatcd on 10 8 3tc Ola1o. Slate Route, flve miles from RACIN I - New (unfinished) one, of Kentucky, Tennessee and Weal 100 MIA fTRAW. Phone WI 9. story fr.1me, 4 rooms, bath and Vir1lnioll wflo have moved into Write Pomeroy. t,' urnatc he11.t. � '�n Hollon, Mineravllle. carport. Larae lot. Ttrms. $t800. Ohlo'a lnduatrial cities ready to Hox 668-Jl, l'/o The Daily Sen• IO 8 3tc BROJLIR l'AI\M - 80 acrea, &­ Jump from their ancestral vot1n1 tinel. rome1'oy, Ohio. room houae, cellar, bar,n., broiler habllli to Nl�on because they 10 1 1 6tp ON& �E PONY, mar� 110ny 2 houat 40 x 140 (5000 capacity). would not vote for a Catholic. � old, horse pony l year old. \bu m looki-, .. the .....r-ins car of our times, complete with equipment. plenty The state org1nlut1ona are !NI .FORD Tractor a nd Mower water .. Broiler income can net worlr.lni hurd ror their party can­ the '61 Fon! , , . a w .,..,,. dean and duok profile ...... PA011e WY 2·2204 MAN lo liike over gas 1-t11Uo n . $2500 per year. Down payment didates. The Republican or1ani11ia unmat<hod 11!11 orhcr In the world. JuJt one 10 8 6tc Pho ne WV2-iQ20. $!000, full p'rlce $4500. tion w11 for Nixon all the wa)'. 9-23-Uc . -- U1ilUsJ,<s and ,culpnu,d rear Cude Bl& the Gov. Michael V. DISalle w11 the ALIIRT M. COX. Salesman Proffitt, WANTED: Methanic. Phone WY2 · dod; .... look It the crisp. &esh iont-<tld �8" and ao� 229 state &o\'ernor to ■up.. PHONI WY 2.2220 flrat bli 10-4-12tp 9920. D-23-lfc Yartanty. 1\c '61 fords are built t0 WY 2-31311 port Kennedy. Tbe Democratic .JOU'U lmow the '61 Fon! ia the dmic RJle of the me« thlff pr!� fOII•: fillftc quality, 10 8 3tc Party In Ohio haa about three gramt druabillty. Most reliable Op,m. Siitles. NU1<1ffi1 . ( , w1rrlna lactlon1 but each of them non. �Iii their co111pletc: conn . FOR SALE A 6 room b.ou1e and ■eem■ to be dc:l!ff dltt dd111«1 hem ICQOa'lplilhc:d, FOid tltar ii nor onlr new ht loob and trylna: to out.do the MUtLLI bath, two Iota, 1to:-m doon other• In their Jl<ird. De,J,m � dleind111111::in n1md ­ support of Kem• �ide. �.comfim, but new in ics enti,e cooccpc. The · �� fQfdt ro 12,000 iT111 dtlir WIIA. H0\111 a,PII......, A.meld a.... a n d window■, double 1ara1e, nedy. Jnr, wliichevc:r aimq J!Ulc:t « Oi,c: fi� . then. 1,rac.,.., Ohlt. PtMM '61 i>....J ia aaually buik ., ilH heat, cit)' water. $4,IKIO oi Idell! It lubd• Jim. Ste thla li'1 11 rour fm:d Both ca.ndidate1 will return to t WY2"'114. 11,1 1,tt l>nJ.n·, now, I . down, balance ln small month­ Ohio s,veral Umea. Buckeye · <l!ff-lta.chasais . J . clnn, ill OWD oil - • • adj- its vot­ ly pa)'menla. Phone Wlt-3192, ers h1Vf! never hesitated to croa& AI R tONDfflON!1'G, REFRIOa ' OWli linJra • • , p<-tl iu own 10-0-St p party line,, neer elttt all state •lion Hnlca. Jack•• K41trlaen­ Indeed, 11m is • ar ,_ will .,. tion. New llavan. !'bou TU:I­ FOR SALE $ room ho11se wlth offlelal1 from the ume party. P The 1tate 11oted for Eisenhower f.21-11 W7. land, RuUand Township. Phone WY2-8181, ICMHte twice bul went tor Pretldent Tru­ $p . A'icTIONl man over New York Gov. Th,om■■ .' \ FOR SALE House,. l acre Port­ E. Dewey i n 11M8 by '1,000 vote,. C.ttl 1 land, ■ome furnitu� $2000.00. In lhe 1111 12 prea.ldehtlal tlec- j I ft iMIU I t , IV For further Information Phone tion,, the otale hao 1pUt evenlj, •A Nh A. V!S-2478, 10-l Hllp between the two parUe». RATES • = I •-• • ' 4,00 Make Room !or Daddy 4:30 Here's HoUywood a,oo Steamboat j111 Woody \"/o,� �er � Meet Mr. Co n didate 8 fl: 1 5 J.lm Thacker Sh.ow 8:25 WeaLilercast 8:30 News Pk:ture ,so ,oo ,...., PHONE wv.2.2 1 57 ----- C}eve} and Dro s p Ofk Agreement I•th MObi}e Bears 1' FOR SALE. ��:!,;,,�r!� w w F:lffl e,30 9,00 10:00 11:00 1 1 , 10 •.1 :U -:-�-:--------=-- ___ f6) Lost and Found I · I I :tf (8) Auto Sales COAL, Oil, GAS F U R N A CES 9Q , M _ ) i.s- 15 (20) B P U B LIC SALE! ness S Th ursday, Oct. 1 3 at I :00 P.M_ c.ill I l 2 ) W anted to ent ===,-,--------- - Call ier D ,.n.1 ""·-·tt �. V,\',2,26,ff ■ I 4 For Rent 1 20b !__ ,nm I Beautifully proportioned to the • a ' CLASSIC FORD LOOK I *' -a .. 121 ) - =:-:::�==--­ ,:oo - I a- Belly Politics May Dttide 1960 Elections In Northwest SEATTLE, W 1sh. UPI - The nounced i n mid - September it 1060 electiom:1 i n Washington. Ore­ would pri n t no more lettera about gon a n d Idaho may be d�ided by each pre1idential ca ndidate '• re­ ' ·belly polilic11," with fore ign pol­ ligiou1 belief. JI aai d it believed icy a n d religio n the more or leas the s ubject had bee n thoroughly hidden issues . e.plored I n the nood of letters il s is what J)Olitic■l had received. politic Belly :too scie n tis ts eall th e th eory that vote ., . . . io con ti n ue publication of �,30 res ults are ofte n keyed to pocket­ leltera, pro or con, would only 8:00 bo1)k is.aoe B. add fuel 'O' the fire," the Journ al 11:1:1 a s aid. �aid o n e professor who is I. JO lo n &lime observer of wes tern U. S . --- ---J:30 politiea: ''As the bus i n ess cycle &:411 goes- up, the Republic:i n vole u s­ 7:00 ually goes up: as the cycle goe s 7:30 down, the Democratic vote �oes 8:30 up." • 10 ldaho state Democratic Cha1,A• 10:00 mzn John Waltera put it this way: 1 •1:JO "Democrats will win by a la n d­ 1 1 :UO slide in Idaho because the people 1 1 : 1() will be voling against lower em, , 1 : 15 farm poor ployme n t figures, 1:00 prices, deplorable mining indus. lry conditions a nd1 a lumber industry not much better off than WASHlNGTON UPI-ll is' bf. minirttt." cominc, i ncreaai n gly difficult in · llatvaH,- Republican leaden: this age of the orgamution ma n 1::2j Your Esao Reporter don't buy that. They're hopeful of for two people lo have lunch to­ Ll:30 I Married Joan victocy sparkti!d by their co n ten- gether without forming a' natioJI,, 1 2:00 The Texan Richard M. Nixon and Hen ry al aHociation, a national com• ders Day a for Queen 12:30 C11bot Lodge. 1 : 00 Abo11,.< Faces mlttee, a n ational confereneel. 11 Pr■dict■ Nh:on Win 1 · 30' Medi� nation al coun cil, a nadoilill · bu• Gun n ar. Orego n state reau, a natiomil federation, a l111J Peter 2,00 Day in court chairma n , said: 2:30 Gale Sl orm Shct-w tion l institute, a national leil.Rue "Nixon and Lodge will C41T'Y or a national society of some 3,00 »eat the Clock Orego n . We're going to make a sorl. 3,30 Who Do You TruBt: substantial comeba ck if we con&:00 American Bandatand The procedure'"'-apparently la to ti n ue to work' hard." The Lone Kang_er draw up a sel of · by-laws dUJ'ing While all three Northwest atates 11:00 San l•TolnCit::".t Seal: the entree. elect otficen over li n ed up for Preside n t Eisenhow8:30 Your E!so ReJJOrter coffee and dessert, and then 10 er in 1 952 and 1956, Democrats 001 and hire a Washington rep.. 8:40 Weath.er Teller hH Ve- been m:.i ki n g big strides in resentative. 6:4& John Daly New• statewide i;:o n tes ts. no Al any rate, there is almost Men Just · 7:00 Four Oregon wo1M kn own as the ''Verpro ress1ona I n ch of business, bra Ho n ,lj Kong mont of the West" until 1964 or social life i n America that 8,30 NelKOn Family when Democrats: grabbed every n ot now have at least an does 9:00 Hawaiian Eye major post except the govern oroffice in the ca pital. A few oc­ ship and one con gressional s eat, 10:00 Bing Crosby Show cupy entire buildings. A n d i n Washingto n slate, DemTonight News 1 1 ;00 , bout th• .... · 1 got lO wondermg tt1eir g n ocrats have been incree.si 1 1 : 10 Scan ni n g the Weather rpose of some of these grou ps pu gain s sin�e ! 956 when Albert D. 1 1 : 1 5 Sports R�port aa I was tryi n g te Gov. the other day Hoselli n i defeated GOP l l :20 Late Sllow the telephone n umber of nd fi Arthu r B. La n glie. Uie Nation al Clean-Up Pai n t-Up StrH& Economical IHUH au . e the Fi x-Up bure Dem ocra ts hope to mak There are, I dlscoyered, at most o f these "a-D" pocketbook least 200 national sometliitU!l·Ol• 1 1 :30 The Clear Horizon issues this year: Dams, defe nse others listed in the directory, nol­ L2:00 Love Jf Life naof s pendi n g and development i n cludi ng the· government agen• 12:30 Sea rch For Tomorrow tural resourees. Tomorrow cies whose names begin · with 12:30 Sear<"h For P e ople also :ire talki n g about 12:4� Tne Guidi ng Light '·natio n al." I didn;t try to count farm poli cy a n d the govern ment's th etii a 11 1or 1eu or eyestrain. 1 :00 Life or Riley so- called tight mon ey poli cy as it A perso n adept at eon c-ldaion• 1 :30 Al the World' TUnll affects the regio n 's key lumber a .. ng might leap to the jumpi . 2:00 Full Circle i ndustry. · for1 reason the that sumption 2:SO Rouse PartJ Mmt Obser-.;ers agree th :i,t J0 h n ope n ing an office here is to look . 1:00 'l'he Mlllion1lN F. Kennedy' s Catholicism is an out. after cert a i n legislative InterS:30 'ffle. Verdict I& Youn undercurrent Issue , but disagree esls. B�t what sort of Jegl.slatioA as to its .scope, 1,00 Tllo Brighter Oa, 1 ou_ld merest the _Natio nal As"O­ "". • J n a al ourn on s Portland' Oreg ,:15 '!.,e Secret. Stotui c1Dl1on of Baby Sitter Registry? u 1:30 Edge of Ni1ht §� Coul" It be tryi ng ' to fubi,,>i, ! 1 wtaj1i\tf · �o·cJ3Jlzed baby Uttrnat.' .. �, 1 S'!fA ·•1'he "niri!e StOOPI • Sb lTle or ' the groups would ap.- i •; 6;00 N�wa pear lo overlap. What business, , 6: 1 5 A Look a l the Weather i nstan ce. do the Narionaf• . r for 8:30 Sportscop e of Teachers of Mathe- · Council 8:30 Amos & Andy matlcs a nd the Natio nal Scie n ce 7:00 HlRhway Patroi Teachers Association bilve that 7:30 The Aquanauts the National Erlucation A1111ocia­ 8:30 Wanted-Di!ad or Alive l tlon eoul(hl ' I atte n d lo? 9:00 My Slater Eileen There would. i n fact, seem to 9:30 I've Got A Secret be a lot of room • for con!;O)irla­ tion. O n e suitable merger miAht 10:00 Armstron g Circle Theater bring the National Committee fur l l :00 1 1 O'cloClr. New, , a Sm, Nuclear PCWl�r t,111eth er ll: 10 A Look at \he Weather Committee , wlth the National \1:Uli 'Tbeatet 13 against Menial Illness Some group,-: or course, have nQ common ground. Tiu? ;,i:Jtional Woma n 's Chri stian 1 �mperar.ce· 12:30 Juel For You Unton n aturally woultlu't joi,r • 1 :00 1 News HftdliDM hands with the Nation11l A�soc iJ• 1 :02 Just For You tlon of Wine Bottlers . R:.it I see 1 :30 News no feaao n why the WCTU couldn't , lf30 Ju■t tor 'ieu li n k u p with the Nativm1l Com• 2 : 00 Calling on Pt. Pleaaant mittee tor Preventio n of Alcohol­ 3:00 Newa HeadUnos ism. 3:02 Mu■lc Go Round The Nlitio n al InstJtut� of Urbi•· 1:30 New■ culture mol n lllns tw:J offices· l:M MulliJc (i(I Round here. Does this mean tltat urbi• New, Headline■ culture is on the rise? F{J1' that 4:M Mule Go Round matt.er, what is urbiculture? 4 · . Local Newa And wTlat ate the National Pre- · 4:M Music Go Round server■ Associatio n , the Natio n al 5:00 BHtball Scoret Re clamation Ass oc iatio n , the Na• 5:05 Music G<! �und tional Rehabilitatio n Association 8:30 News Headlines � and the National Ren derere As­ 8:3 1. Jlulic Go Round sociatio n seeking to preserve, re. 8:,J,5 Coniplet• Neww lmlnd•up claim, rehabll�t�te _and rerider'.' 8:00 Crow's Steak HoUie-SouDd · . 9! 111, 80'1 I SE��� fl:30 N'e-wa Heldlinu 66:3:& £\reuln11 1'tterlutt. . llihd . q:-lpDl.edi ht'Qf, of the Af,r;l 7:00 Newa Headlines tevolutloii. d'einoni,,lt�ted in d�n­ .. '7:02 • E"ven1ng JiiteilUdl town Seoul todiy. 'shouting ' dlil­ 7:30 Ne'WI H�adlinOI maridt �rot" the ,.i'palion of l'�e­ '1:32 Sundowii 8ae11ad• mier Joh'fl M. 'Ch'arng and h.is bb_ inet. on _ _: l' _ i . · w 4:00 Anierican Banlhtand &:;IU Hin Tin Ti n &an lTa■cl■ ,But •:30 Ynur Eai6 Bc!DfllW 6:40 Weather Teller !:<46 Jo'lln £1,J)' 1tewt 'l':00 United Fund Show 7:30 � world Serie s Special 8:00 The Riflem �n 8:SO Wyatt Earp 9:00 Stagecoach West JO:OIJ A,coa· Pre1ent1 10:30 Open Kouse 11 :00 The News Tor.lght 1 1 : IO Scan n ing the weataer 1 1 : 1 8 Sports -Repo rt 11:20 Latt Show too • \ 'b bAal't t; r bOUliU QUI bN IJl'"r'l' SMITH WOW oo , Oa11nel 8 - Wetluesda, 8:00 Cartoo n Spectacula r 8:30 Romper Room 9:30 Show Time --P - ' �ltannel 1 3 Wetlnetllllj . 7:00 Conversational Russian 'l':30 Frontiers of Science 1:00 New• 1:15 Captain KaniraTOO Clrtoon Theatu 10:00 D«ember Bride -¼0:30 Video Village • 1 1 :00 I Love Lucy •=<» .s,ao r.AbOLINI' - ALLEY 4,ot) 1:11 1:11!1 IIOO i:� 1:30 '''° BcOO Ul!l .... _ 1:00 B,30 9,35 e,oo 8-.02 . D,SO 8:llf> 10,00 10,15 10,so 10,s2 10,45 tl,00 11,02 11,211 11,30 12,00 (MofNIAy • ,rid..,) Sign On Guest Stu News RID News Ht>:adlinea Br-,aldaet Party Picke:.u Hardware SbolJ Breakfast PartY News He,:dline, Sport1 Repor'. Breakfast PartJ Newa Break!aat iPart..v New• Headlines Breakfut hrty Newt Breakfast Parq Coffee- Time Swap Shop Newt! Headlinea Morning Devotiom RadiO Hymnal N ffl Haadllnea Q9ul'IU)I P P . F-m T'.lA. Jlaclr ,Im No- ,,...-· I SHORE 010 !! SH€ IMJ2. TARNIN' EVER' 1/JHICH·A·\•JIWS WT AH'LL FIGGERSOME "WJW lO GIT 'EM CUT; EF' IT TAKES ME TH' RESr CYMIIH NATCH.EAAL Ll� !f WE HAVEN'T QI.ITI! THAT MUCH nME."?'-IN FACT, THE U.S. A, PR'.JMl5ED 10 ru!TUR>I THIS ""5E 10 11,fOiA, TOlllffl/ B1 KING 7,ao ; �··II ' ,, ' I_ ·Iii I ,IO-U I.I - I NANCY WJ E H . .• 1-1 1 , PA L··- �tX�u1t- Brings You The Up To The WMPO Daily P-11J#DI Schedule 1,118 GO, SNUFfY ? �-'!- �-'- T14EM i':':VIL Ll'L SPIRITS ts MAH . MAMM'I AJ-J' PAPP't!! -WH TN-TV Cha nne l 13 t:OP Tho li.tlgbleT oa, •:UI Aecret Storm t:St .uae of Ni1<ht . ,,,... 1:00 The Three Stooge. 1: 00 Arlluir J. Smitn i'<iMn 1:1.1 A Look at the Weather 6:20 Sportscope 6:30 Adventure Hall of Fame 8:00 CBS Reports 9:00 • Tom Ewell Show 9:0;0 Tom Ew�ll Shops 9:30 R.ed Sk8'ton Show r' 10:00 · 'l'fie Garry Moore Show· U :OO 1 1 O'clock Newa U : 10 A Look at the Weather U : 1 5 Theater 1 a ;HAT NAW !! V:�WHAR DI D SHE National Name Organizations Fonn At Lunch -----------·-·------------ Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 II DID \IE SEE WIGGLE· WAGGLE DANCER JEST 60 BV,SILAS ? The Lighter Side ------- ---c--- Chanpel 8-1 uesda) ... ·-- tP.AlfUTI Political Pul,se WCHS-TV Channel 8 BAKER and SEY�RIED your LENNOX deoler iF ANY� for Sale d:45 Sig n On 6:00 Conti ne,tal Classroom Today 9:00 Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. North Doi..ah Re Mi Play Your l-lu n ct:; 0!'ice 11 Rltbt Pre-Game Show World Serles Lorett, Youn& Theater You11g Dr. ,,[alune From These Roo'• Male Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat .ism Q uick Draw McGraw .'lluaic- in the Roand The Jin. Tlaai:lr.er We:tbereallt JWlew• Plcturf' Hun tle:v Br1nllu Report M1mhunt Wagon Traln Price is Right Perry Como Show Peter Love.a Mary Tomb■tone Territory Newa HeadllMJi ettllflreul 'Tb• Jact Paar S,an Oft l Dally Senlinel, Pomeroy-M idd eport , 0 , Oct 1 1 , 1 960-7 ' n... Olu .. 3 -MlWedlltSdtf B n Oooortu nities ---,c----------- 1,00 r· I Huntley-Brinkl ey Report <,;annon.11alJ 1.uam1e Hitchcock Presents Thriller Donald O'Connor Show News Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sig n Oli 8:,J,5 I 'j"j'j';::: ;;:;:::.':::-----•�--,,,,,,======"-'====� t . , Notices '9 .�.:. Channel 3-l'uesda) 9:30 10:00 0:30 � ! :00 1 1 ·30 I I :45 2:30 2:00 .IJ 30 4:00 4:30 l -' ---------------�---- •:oo Minute Mason County NEWS I .... e,oo s1p ... .--- -.: 1.tn·&.11 ORPBA.'I MINIB 1 TIIIIIS Daily 10 AM 11:55 At� '·t. I - -�•J��:t':'ule.-�,· 5:05 PM By SAM LBFP , ' ,1,, If•y BEAUTI FU LLY BU I LT. TO TAKE CARE OF ITSELF I I 7 I Help Wonted ----· -- - --- 20 I Busi ness Services ■ ,u1NAca1, 'winilio -- -- -­ Cor•-•-..i ■I :�•.:.-::-Ohio. � al � ia • -- br talc•- bodr. . ... ,0:1 . FORD .. roa � d!i\t � � bf ...... •Wff 1rith - .. � "" . PIEStON MO·••s INC. 46 . I' TlflRll' Sl'REET, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - •f< t. lt � ; .' ' � ; \ litrlli;v' , ' -.ri •ij llfJ I '" f' l w' - \r,k, " •• i J..ll-..:-..i 1J -i.1ty_ .,; /IJ .,,IJ !:.:l:t''IJ.io' · <{Jt.i-U t1 i �.. ,. JiavlVAL TO BE HELO PeclaJU"" this even ing revival � ,,;ru be held each even• � Middleport Church of • � .q;-.rtlne. � 1'3' 0. .;-11? . I ant is t he eva ngelist for t he 7 · 30 p m. St'rvice a nd there will be special music each evening. --- -~ · - .. -� . - -. "'• Surpriae Party Given Turkey And Ham Dinner Served To · / For Mr. Worley Haley D.ISOb/ed Veterans Monday Even,ng A surpri,e blr h ay p,rt,- He1, Clyde Bartlel l, pastor of the church is extend i ng an invi- Grim ni oi Pt . Pleas I tatwn 10 t he pu blic - I j tocal Women Were /n A f/ anta For g{ven W n sday evening by the F:litY honoring thei a visor, Wot• DAV COnve.nfIOn • ley Haley, at th A six o 'clock t u rkey and ham dinner was served to the members of t he Disa bled America n Ve terans Lhcir_ Auxiliary a nd guests . Mon day eve ning at thei r hall on But t ern ut Avenue i n _ cel� bration of th_e Aux• liary m ee t ing Its m embership quo la. · 8-Daily Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middleport, 0. , Oct. I I . 1960 COURT HOUSE TO CLOSE G roup To HOld Stated The Meia:s County Courl Jlo usP Convocation Wednesday will be closed all day Wedn11sday adjourned to the lodge room for a ed e program Oon Roach commander of r d Po meroy Chapter No. 80, RAM, in observance of C o lum bus Day, t he DAV welcomed the group and e home of Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Wakely, Past State will hold a i; ta t ed cou vocation at October 12. slate d that the Auxiliary of which Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. Councilor, nat!Onal representauve Masonic Temple, Wednesday at Mrs, Gordo n Wolfe is commander Attending were Mr . and Mn. Ha- , 11 nd district deputy of District 13, 7the : 30 p. m. for b usine5s o nly. Fol . had met t he ir m@"mbership Qllota ley and �haron , �inda Carol Sig• I of M.irietta attended the Nalional · l w _ s ss 1 '�.1 ��H and tha t the Ve_terans lacked three ma n , Jerrie a_n d Di anne McDamel, conve n tion of the Daughters uf o: i n g the buslness Je ion at 8 30, special a assem b y of Bos. • or reaching their qu ota to date. , Ca rolyn, Gloria,, Ju mor and Joetta Aml!rica at A tl a nta, Ga .. Oct. 3·5. worth Council No. 46 R&SM, will The pledge flag, lo lhe a nd pray- Ferrell, Mrs. Iva Barret t , Mr. and She was accompanied by Mrs HarTONIGHT afld WEDN E5CA Y . Approxim_aleIY 45 mem bers and N by Walte r Ken nedy be held for work i n lhe Royal and Mn. Ju Sr., n i or Coleman chapand B r uce, 1 old K i me�, Athe ns · Mrs. Cha rles :it: gucsls were sea t ed a t tables with la in . preceded the deg ree. A,11 officers FAMILY NIGHTS program in RcY. a nd Mrs. Kobert ' Smith, Sr., Betzi llg, Tuppers Plai ns and �1 rs aSelect aslers nd co mpa ni ons are urged to a t • wh_ne oYers and •·entered with ,o d1ar:,:c o r Mrs. Lillia n Stei�f. Ro b� rta, Ernie Ro b e r ,ind t Jr., M r s. : . \:l I illle Monci-iy. �ew '.\1.itamoras. ,in 1 ng�� mcnt _ 0 Y� , low chrysa n t he- I Th ree sol os , " J'd Rather a 1)l ; D .i nd Dewhu te nd. fay Wray - Ro be rt Arms trong rst, Bobby, Dana and W lk mums in. white1 milk glass c�ntam- I the Dark With Jesus Than To The gro up reports a vf'ry s:1c I Walk Teka, Maroly n S inclair. Alberta "KING KONG" rr , thc gift o f Mrs. Bertha Nichols iz1 lhe Light" Alnnf'," "I'd Rath er Pri ddy, Mr. and Mrs . K enneth Mi- ccssiul co_nvcn\ion and a uicc tnp · Hcv. H o w..1 rd Ruppell a s ked Ltie llave Jesus" and "I Walked Today chael, Randy, Sherry, Tamm)' - also and 1 through Ji•c states . MARTHA CLASS TO MEET "race. " Where Jesus Walked" were pre- M ark, Mr . and '.Ars. Bill Ha.1 ey, Mrs. I The Martha Class of the Brad­ 1-'ollowing the dinner th e �ruup scn ted by the Rev. Ruppelt, ac- Orvill e Hogue, Mrs. Alexander May I ., Terry Moore - Ben Joh nson bu ry Church o f t:hrist will meeL I - -co mpanied by Mrs. Steiff. Mr. and and Mrs. James Se ctrles, Pearl and r,m tern Teachers Wedenesday eveni n g a t the home "MIGHT'"/ JOE YOUNG'' -- · Mrs. Paul Hapton stall played two Stella. 1 nf Mrs. Allen Roush. Conferent:e Attended 1111mbers, "On Vaca t ion " and The Young Peo ple pre:scn led Mr. "H o me o n lhe _Range" �it,h Mr. Haley with a coa t and other ni ce � Eleven mem bers of the Eas tern ch ool distr ict a ttended the Teach• Hap tonstall playmg the v101l� a nd g 1 cts. • • held ;ii ers Drive-In Co nfere nce �1rs. Haplo n�tall, the accord 1a�. ---on Elemen tary Schoo l WliBhingt the -Mrs. Ste1ff played t wo piano . RUMMAGE SALE in Gall ipolis ' o..:' t ober J · . The 1'._ .,tll:al Nurses As so�i r, . � ol o� , " T he Sta rs and Stri�es" a nd Middlepollt Se nior M ot hti o n of D 1 v 1 s_io n 1 4 he l d a mee ting 'G lo•w orm " aft er which tl\e group i The At te nding we re Mr. a rid ll rs. rs t:lub are holdi n g a rummage , ,-� Fntluy eveni n g O ct o ber 7 . a t the [ san g "The B� ttle Hymn nf th e :ale this Friday an sl Saturday in Wilmer Rice, Mrs. Alice N ease. , TOTAL R ·FO Rock Spr.n gs vnm ge Hall rn Pum- Republic" to co nclud e < he p : o, ' I . hr Talbo tt building form erly oc- Mrs. Grace Weese, Mrs. Pauline 0 gram I LECTRIC ,,·, �..• ', . uri ed by Miller's 5e and $1 .00 J9hnson, M rs. Avice Frecker. Miss " 0',· t-of-t o w n m• ... m b•" �•Q p•e•e ' Q , n t , ,,. · 'lf r. Hoach introduce d . , '·tl· rc on M1'll St errmann, Miss Rose EasH Wilma cluded lit/"'.. c·"ilr Kim �0,, p•• e tden t , W o lfe, rommander o f the A u x i J i-· · LIVIN G · terd ay, John Moo re, Jennings Bee• Ma rch Golchd, Lillian Uxyley of ar�· , who expressed her ap pr c : 1a,,, Mrs. Francis A nd erso n a nd 1le anti Howard·P ·-l,l'ker. �"tr$; Vinus · \,, Athens; Hallie Rober t so n o f Syra . tion of 1he good a t ten da nce and(. i:Mi's. : ·eurtia Jen kinson are co- Lee of Racine and Larry Roush, a 1 I cuse. Local me mbers present were the prngram. after which Roa�h, : 'c h"airman of the p roject a nd are teacher in the Bradbu ry Sch ool. Sp•cla lly DHlgn ed by a Lelah We a therby, M abel Tra r y, tha n ked the ladies for th e deliciOU\· . :asking tlloae ':"ith articles to con- accompanied the group. l•ading Archited to rBffl Ma rt ha Gilmore and Amanda �ur- d in n er. , ,ri,tiu te to bnng them lo the ray. Guests prese nt were Emma 1 Gold Medallion 1tandord1 Th e salule to the flag and the-:;. building Thursday between the Adams, RN, Mr. J. W. Weather b-y. benedic t io n by Mr . Kennedy ctoae<l ' hours of one and five. If they Including Electric Heat I Jua nita Ratliff. Virgini1 Grimm the meeti n g, A J a rke ca ke ice in ; woul d like to have the articles and St.: si e Trary. while and decorated with red rose- _picked up th ey are to call Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Plan, for forty bo,nes, in color, Mrs. J. J. Davis a nrl d a ugh1e r, h uds . the gift of Holsum Bakery, ' Jam es Pu llen . in a large 4S.pa1e book. Con­ T)i<1na. �· bowed pictures and movies w ;1 s awarded to Richa rd Pickens TONIGHT - Mrs. I n-�--Loga n wi t,---h h er mother, o [ lh <' '•, vaca 1,· o n ,,,1 H awa u· · . fl"v du ring the evening. tempor ar y or iraditional, "PLEASE DON'T EAT Newton Spencer . f r rshnwnts o( co free, rider, dnu!lh• 7ou'II find your ''hurt'I THE DAISIES" Mr. and M rs. Ea rl Parker and nl'. t� :1 n il m i :its, wi•re �ervcd. deaite" in diiJ collection. (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ward and TH!: CODE OF THE PRACTICAL Doris Day Davi d Niv en u, family of Columbus were week MURSE Send C<tu_pon, or stop in at Colorearloon end guests of rela tives in Miner!!• If we c:ourd live to be • hundred ocaracOhioPoweroflice. your r Ville. We kn"°w we ,,o Jld never find 80p THURSDAY & W&DNESOAY Better or morn fa!thlui friend,, r--------------------·---------. ; "FIVE BRANDED WOMEN" idr. and lira. Ed Noon of ColumMore thou9htful or at Mind. I n p0ffl8rOy bus spent the Miles ra e V o n Manga Silvana wee k end at t h I, ir ONIO f'OWD: COMtANY • ...h...lNd Dlfll. • C.111911 I, OM• e We',e brl111ht1ned many da ys, we By LUCIL Lf ttAW ICllii!S home, FRIDAY Minersvme NOT . OPEN ll!nclolN 1, D. Stlld I· 40 horn, ph1n1 kl 1 hope, ·1 Wi lliam Parker of Columbus I' SATURDAY And we want you to know, Mrs. Raymond Sn ider o f Colum• I, Our 'friendship mHns 10 v1rv i bu:s was the wee k ened guest of he1· liJ)ent Sunday with his parents. Mr. EYE" HYPN()TIC "THE d Mni. Edward Park er Sr. Jacques Bergeraf, Alll11on Hayes sistn and brother-in-law, Mr. and anMrs. I Ro bert Harden of Colum b us Through yHn that com, and go. Mrs. Homer Circle a nd famil�•- also ·rpent the week end with her par• (ltrfft odalr.u) I I; -Amanda Murray "Tiffi PURPLE GANG" :�t rs. Ru bert Harden uf Colum bus t,111.8, Mr. I and Mrs. . llomer Ci I' r cle LPN, Div. 1 4 Barry Sullivan, _Elaine F.c:lwards vi11ited Sa t urday evening wi th Nrs. ,:.P,d family'. · I (city) ,-•> I· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:a;;;;a;aa;aaa,__,___,; Morris Harden of Syracuse. }-�_-"!!! ___________________ M rs. Nor.a Ea kins and Mr, and Mrs. Harte r ScheaU of Day t o n were week end guests of Mrs. William • Killlnge r a nd Mr. and Mrs. George Heines. t d W,S ----===-Drive-In I Pract-ical N urs,es Ass, ::,ciation .Hold I new home--plans ...' { 50t 1 Me,at,ng Friday " Model FPD-1 3T-BO CO •.t r ., ' •• FrHt•Proaf Deluxe 2-Doar Combination , . ' '' .' ' """" Rugb y Sweaters PlM .•• Ntw, Fffllini,u "Scu(pturM Shftr Look''./ For Men and Bays Bake r Furnitu re SMITH ClOTHING CO. On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Middleport, Oblo FA L L ' SA L E ! ! ' { ALL 1960 COLORS ,.,_;· . . ..,, , a WA LL PAI NT .\ : ibere Is No B etter! List $6.98 ; o� , Sloek Red ucing 3-9 8 g a l. ' • !' ,;,.1 r llile . . . . . . . . . . . . ,� ::.-: , . Pittsburgh Outside Wh ite LIST $7 .35 gal. - Ou r October Price While Present Stock Las1s . . . . . $5.88 gal. ·- . '1 c\f9 �fbber Ba■• 1 WAL L PAI NT ., ' 11ttonally Advertised General Paint & · u!llsh Co. [.f: , $2.99 gal. MoA Colors, Some While. I M,.;nly Abuut p Ie I I -------,==, c-c------ I I ---=:------=-:----- Semi-Gloss ENAMEL Priced less thari our cost. · qt. $1 • • Mrs. C. L. Arn o ld returned home Su n day after a week in Cha rleston with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott an d family. Mrs. Velma Douglass an d daugh• ter, Jane, and Mrs. Maxin e Arnold am.I dJughter. Susanna, were butii­ ness visitors i n Gallipolis, Satu r­ day. , Mrs. Ed King and Mr. anJ Mrs. Marvin Ki ng an d daugh ters a"pent Su nday in Colum b us with Mr . .4nd Mrs . 11.Jrold Hysell. Mn. E. J. Hill returned home Fr iday evening �fter a week 's vl5it with relatives in Colum bus and Ma ri on . M rs. Paul Hill and children of Wesl Jefferson were week end guests or Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HIii an d Mr , and Mrs.' Hiram Slawte, .. E. J. Hlll lhcnded a pony sale al Winchoster , Va., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher an d family who have been gues ts of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hi ram l'' ish­ er, lefl today for a visi t with re:,J ­ lives ln Colum bus before return• ing lo thei r horile I n Stanhope, N . ., ' J. '.itr. and Mrs. Cha rles Withrow, I Mn. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Stella Grueser and Mrs. Ad olph Grueser 11 tte nded the llomecoming at Lhe Flatwoods church Sunday. Edward Stil�s and daughter, Nlnu, and so n, Roger, o f Middle­ port wore Sunday guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. Mr. and Mrs. Ran Might of Ru t• la nd were Sunday guCsts of Mr. and Mrs_ Charles Huck. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacohs \.' isit• ed Sunday afternoon wilh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck. iti1r. and Mrs. Kim ball Hite Find lay visited relatives and friends in Pomeroy over th e week · ':'I e nd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhlrt1 and sons of Colum b 111 were wee]:t; end (lUtiltl of h.Js p·arenl3, Mr. an(' ·' Mrs. Max Meinhart . Mr. and Mr,. C. F. Tomp�lni ," and son, Chriatopher s�nt Sun�ay'_ ' ' TH IS WI LL ENAB LE US TO U N DERSELL, OUT SELL ANYBODY I N THE BUS I N ESS! We �n S.ell From $100 To $400.00 Less Than Dealers O,.ratlng 'A Used Car Lot with High , ,E2e,nsas. Lei lls Show I'-' The S.tilng•Z VOTE F O R OPERATIO N WAREHO USE SALE Gearge A. MEINHAR1 1 956 CHEVROLET BEL A.IR 4 DOOR HARDTOP AutomaUc Transmission, Radio, Heater, Whitewall Tires. $1 295 PAI NT ONLY $1 025 1 959 ENGLISH FORD 4. DOOR WAS ON OUR LOT SAVE ·$400 � ' '·" Sale Warehouse Operation . ' ONLY $ 1 295 1 957 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 6 CYL. ,\Ul,onlaU� Tr�namlsslon, Radio and Heater. WAS C)N .OUR JUST 40 GALLON TO 'SELL Service SA.VE $270 $1695 Clin ton Fish er Com pany Sales Operation Warehouse Sale WAS ON OUR LOT lo 'hie General All8elllbly Middleport $1 395 R•pabllean Ctnd\llate lor Repre1e11111tve M--r � ,. ,Jc, pi "b _,,... ,.. Pl!!. Adv. ' lo H LOT OperaU011 Warehouse Sale SAVE $300 ONLY $1095 evou SAVE ON SALES TAX eu MINUTES FINANCE SERVICE . THE BEST USED CARS YOU WILL SEE ANYWHERE e PROFITS CUT, PRICES . )!:NOCKED DOWN, DOWN, DOWN • NO usi;;I> CA;)t LOT EXPENSE ·come To , Our Wor-e house, Located At , P R EST'O N MO TO RS ,, I N C� ent1ne Weather loufHffl Md Cantrel Ohio: l'■rftr clauct, "''• ,.Ir WMt. Little c....... In ,_,.,.ture t.. dly, h.... 76-12. Pair anti c.ool .._ nl1ht.. Jow ...n. Thunday, mut­ ty fair and mU4. Dneted To TIN Jn,,,,,e,e, Of 'flu, M�Hla,or, ..4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October 12, 1960 NO. 150 ivil Defense Talks Given SINGLE COP!/ - le ! Angry Russian Premier \Ad mit ted Defeat At UN I I I Charles !�e!�[�o��!c�!�i!����� orge Dusch, . engineer at Kyger Creek Plant , were guest speakers Tuesday· al the meeting of the Middle port Business · and Professional Women's Club held at the Masonic Hall. M.r. Blakeslee spoke briefly of ·-- ·---the Jack of CQ[!C�fll of Meigs Cou n- Reynolds, Mrs. John wel"ner and UNITED NATION S, N. Y. (UPI) - Nikita S. Khrushchev, ty in preparing for a possible atom. Mrs. Nellie Vale. n ic to be Cli Bus,ness The "-' Sma" a loser. began winding up his mission to the United Na­ hard le att a'ck or ra diation fallout from ah10 5 was 6 d l Akron Nov. h in · e e today, tions near H admitting defeat in such a blaze of anger that hls by. told of such an attack past efforts to organize residf.lnts an nounced . The Clinic is open to aides had to tone down the oCficial tran!ilation of ""me oi h� to pfepare for protection· to t hem- lhe public and will include work­ remarks. tihops "Our Creati ve Thinking Abil­ &elves. By turns irate and bitter, vul• to correct the record . He did nut Mr. Duscb ipake to the women lties---A Neglected Resource" un­ and vituperative i n his state- say war, th ey said, please make gar owan of "Operation Elert 1 000" and how der the d ire£tion of Glen Cny ent8 to the U. N. General m As- it read, "closer io a catHtrophe." of Compa ich Goodr J{yger creek Plant prepared to .PTO· of the B. F. embly Tuesday, 1 They added •(ln (he phrase "th€'en d 66-year-ol he t tect from the supposed attack (Op- Akron ; "Best Foo,t Forward-'SalPremier orn and tired there will be no war" if there {s w seemed AnDd Dressing' " by Mrs. Maggl 1 Paula Sayre, daughter of Mr. at!J he reached his embassy on disarmamen t. Khrushchev himsell eratlon Elert 1900). He spoke brief, and Mrs. Broob Sayre of Miners• Park Avenue Tuesday nigh t for had not uid that. Iy of" the area ·effe�ted by bombs denion, Fashion Dlreetor of the M. • ville, was elected Homecoming o ne lasl defia nt s tand. far reachini O'Neill Company of Akron. There : dropped and how 1Chn11hchew'1 Chance Fades ed Queen .by Pomeroy High SthooJ b tol e. d He d of the shel• will 1lso be a workshop oonductth tbey woul Russia will "compe But te" i n a rms· whatever his words, studenta in an eh"!clion held on making he said, a poet,cript to Khrushchev was a b itter ma n as ter which is maintained at thP. Ky- by James Hatchin, C.P.A. from e :, Tuesday at the school. ger Plant and what would be d one Waltham & Dr-ake Compa ny of Ree hi& remark lhat it is turning ou t he saw his last chance in thil! ng for Tax Purpose&. Paula, who is head majorette of i rockets "like u.u.wages." in case or an attack or radiation ord Ke<'pi assem bly go glimmerin� . just t wo It was reported that F.dna Mae the Pomeroy Hiett Sthool Band, fallout. He his sched uled return had be en beaten in His e£· day before was ill and k, a member will be <"rown ed in pre-game c-ere- forts to bring to. disarmam M o scow. th� ent home -Mrs. Orin Smith, chairman of the Swic " Natio nal Security Committee of would en ter the hqspi tal this week · SURVEY TEAM -� The'se ' hiridSonie gentle men "pictured abovi are the members of the monies at the Ho mecoming game issue directly to the floor of the ey team from .�iami Univer5'-ty that � CO .Q.ducting a City PlaQJµng program for the Mid. surv t. n e m t rea t tor He rose to address the assembly between Pomeroy and Wellaton on Uni ted Nations. The vote was introduced the the BPW club c eded by a 'diepor 1The m eeting was vu• �i.... " P �h •• ' C 1h re t d t afternoon sessi<ln and the in l fl I am�r '-'. omeroy . _an , _o 1, . . e 'rigfit ron e. e om . o R bert , a F row Seyf ng Fri d ay nigh t , Octobe r 21. speakers for the e,vening. 1ma1hjng - 62-12 wit h 2!i absten­ . r" dinner eerved by . E ,angeline Chap- Harvey A . Gm1!$, WendeO l?bllji�s,. and Peter fl. Sayer. Back called, as e:..peeted, "for a meet• t to John e T. Rudy, nght f to it ing nd se of fawr in s n io t o roy gh Mrs. Ray Pickens; president pre. ter, OES, Mrs. Guy ·Reynolds re- Jafl\El:S �tratt011, is��eryi,or of:l� group; Stanley Ron.da, Jr., ,and ing of heads of governme nts next �::!1 i:: 1�; io! ttt '.l,trj It �oy. . d t , �; "�•'ral committee first. sided over the business meeting ceived a gift certificate from the Khrui,bchev, who turns his emo­ March or April t o discuss ·•ge neral activities Jo addition to the band . and thanked the special comm ittee Duds 'n' Suds as bolder of th� D on and off as be sees fit, and complete" disarmame nt. The tions She is president of the Glee Club, headed by Mrs. Nan M�ore for the lut:ky favor. Am erican election , he said, made . .. co-editor of the school paper, a turned to the n ewsmen and said discuuion now frui tless. -------special plans made for ob1ervanee . member of the Nation al Honor So- in a flllt voice : .� ,,. . • of National BPW Week. Mrs. CharU. S. Ambassador James J. "Those that support the U. S. dety and ,eeretary .of her ,1,... I oome lolte Perrln, members of th had told newsmen Wadsworth position can cutainly celebrate a �Vf '-"" ng : mlttee, reported on the 11.!}leheon the United Stales migbt qu1L the e c n o off t pu e hav They victol'Y. Her attendants, al\ seniors, at h eld Jast week at the Martin Rest• The Po eroy Board of Ed u . the coronation ceremonies will be again a decision on disormament United Nations iC Red China wins E h it r , and Ken dd et ayo lhinn y port e e Village Mc Counci l aurant. on , , .Mi l . 1ta regular meeting c.alion h·eld n:i Ann . Brothers, daughter of a nd come closer to th e possibility admission. Khrushchev brushed - . wet:e of_fermg deep regret tod�y 0. owing the reS1� nat1on of . Ruth off . Wadsworth in a 22•minute 7:30. t a ning e ev ay d Tues ' Mr. a nd Mrs. George Brothen of of war. " . During the meeting the elub , Pr eient at··-�e meeting presided two,. ce�etery trustees afte� <:>Ver ten years of service to the Aides hastily ran out afterward hararig\le in which he sa id he Pomeroy; Carolyn Edwards. daugh·voted" to ed d 8 walker to their hos' could not pronounce the .Ameri­ port, Middl or vU!.Jge re e w Boney E. H. t d presi by r e ov e h e. ter of Mr. and Mrs. v. D. Edwards pit.al loan c enter and J\(rs. Fred name. can's w. A. G ibbs, ,.vice preaident, "J. 'Ed· Mr' . Karry dleport, speall:in1 on behalf M. Cross an d Mr. or .Mid of P o meroy; Sharo n Young. daugbd . f d Foster, clerk ; and \\rill[ani lleiir>'. �ift, whose resigT\ations of_ tt/, village couneil and myself, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Youn1 war . RepMng to the Russia n, Wads­ �����:� of��! i::t!�\nrr:afe�; )'ere, mal;le known .Monday ni.!l;ht' a,t like to publicly thank �. of Pomerur; and Sondra Drake-, worth said he could pronounce Comn'liltee were Instructed to make A former Pomeroy man, now Anderson, m ember. The board d iaeu.ssed plaus fi,r the. r.egular eouilCJI meeUng, were g"o an d Mr. Swift for the Job daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Khrushchev's name all righ t . And the purebase· . in !etvlce, pied guilty before ing · tt'le· Ohio Schcrot Beard-. be attend which g n i eet Legar t in unemotional tones he said : m s e Distric Charl , ing tongratulated today for tke tliey , ave done-i W e will miss tbese Drake of Pomeroy. The Fall Pomeroy Mayor po lf11,nt(eme11 very much as they haye th�y have done. - to be held fme work .. �,oc1·a11·on Conferen.... . ..If the intervention we have will be hel d thi5 Sunday in Ath• Tuesday to a chat'ge of , · unlaw- no • . the cemetety what it is to- ,,�· ... , Af.t Ma 11. to, yor 9; ney's r n e mb e McElhi Nov proclamade .,, Columbus in was nter e C y just heard from tbii repttsenta­ · . . ens at the Universit fully breaking and enterlng. · . , _ · one to ht very . proud <1£. . 4·•··einess tion follows: -'· ·t,.... ,8e,,des 0•ther ruu m, ·vu tive of the Soviet Union is typical � . discussed and th0,11e planning to atr.i Johnny Ju ngniekel, 19. pied n McElhi '' th e e Kenn "T.t,;eae gentle�en gave much of Mayor ded el boar ney, ·1; 'Ester , d� ' to 11av the d of wha t he would have to say In tend are' M n. :Pickens, · Mrs. Guy guilty bef<ire Mayor Legar; to a . Stahl clear off the playground area -- -· ----- · ·· - · ·-· ·- .. .. · -- tbelr important lime to the thank-------- �- -- - · charge of breaking and . entering at the site of tb.e. new }'omQi:oy. A tentative plan to hold a con• a disarmament debate, that- nois all I as n e m J1ese nowing k t u b job, le,s y. more reason it should t be J Compan e Produc Lohn F. the E. · teit for the students of Middle- thhe •,e 1.11::: ·\ · . t·ifo, they did this becauSf! of tile I eld in this chamber." The B. & E. toek place sometime Elementary School, port . High Scho"ol was d iscussed Jt;t'..Ye.;,-they b\ld for the community. S Vulpr Words c a the regular meeting of the . Khrushouh • f $ fl • b - wa& whi te - faced, v e hth n :;;:;�,'i;e . I Middleport Athletic Association ' ;, V,b...-ted ·Sign ' ·.. . ::: 1:� ,:;: ''.¥.."• 1 e �irn; -1tood out on Th -1ho"1in&. 11\ti , . ...:. "' o< �.. • ·.•_wn•r: • $34 "'"" r,p�t'teff\ 1,h.. . IIQL __ _.., �- --i _.. -l>l'111 __ . �. -JUlbt., e If I ill head · a.s be spilled. out intemV,.. ! , epo The contest would be open to J ,� obs,at'Vanee o��venr 1 ofte n vulg11r words. pel'll�, Jungnlckel was fined $200 and IL.;. all 5tudents and a prize would be .:�:= :; �1�:r � . li:.�� oi=le�? �� 1 ID his l39-minute speech Sept. tlon Week, five members of the costs bv the mayor and sentenced UII . tl ed to . the litudent drawing award ' • • ' · � fine gentlemen. , Khnishchev had waxed bitter, M iddleport • Volunte er Fire De: to 60 days In the county j8il. • the be11t picture boOflting better 23, "So, to Mr. Swift and Mr. G:ross, fir 1 e · he had pounded the occasionally ..rtment pulled a surprise en into eus• Jungnickel was tak . athletics in Middleport. ' . CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio UPI; - for th ei r hone!ty, loyalty ana,faithHe table to express disapproval. drlll at the Middleport SchooIS, tocly Monday afternoon by S}ieriff Thomas dy" d "Bu E. d Harol . AUthO!"ilitis today sought two gun• fulness, may I 11ay, gentlemen, a c had d al British Prime Min­ shoute . y 000 Tuesday. g Robert C. Hartenbach. presided over the meeting with . . . . _ .. . . mtin, Who robbed the "Scioto Bank job well done, yo-u will be greatly 1 ,• Macmillan. But Fire Chief Tom Dar.st_ said t9Jungniekel wiU be l'eturned to · 12 members present along with iBter Harold m mer Y o 0 r t I p I I c b f c 8 n n r · miss ." d e into such burst he d .ha . ver ne day that the over-all picture of service authori ties after bis re. d· �.. · � Alfred Sear berry Jr., High School an r in his four previous . Residents of New Haven. n,,a'n . 15 in cash Tuesd ay. . -----�.....,,? � .. appear­ e g lhe drill w as very orderIY and 1 s ar e e e t w 1 to 1 s1 n h ja rii H ors t 1 t 1 . county· o · · fro leas e 'IC . Principal, and L. W. McComas, 1 ba iik empli;,yes, liead cash- I nces -berore this assembly. a that he was very pleased w ith It. AWOL from the Air Foree at the i.t quite, -��-, to d�t�mi,ine the j� Two Superintendent; Thomas appointr: Miller Beckett, 77 , and hj� 85· He returned"to his seat and sat The eleme ntary setiool on Pearl present time.' exact time and weather tempera- sistant, Mrs. Frank Kauffi • ed Bob Mills .and Gene Coleman doWD eld , I , the assembly began vot­ . St., had the best .time in clear• _______ ture these d ays, thank& to II new . wel'e the only persons m to bead the committee to secure ing onashis lhe ha¥ to start genIng the bu ild i ng, The times rangllign ere'cted on the Meson ColliltY at the time. They were ordered , banners and stict.ers boosting the eral debate oproposal t. isarmamen d n ed from ,. to 53 11cond, for the lOg. d buil n Ba k Middleport Yellow �ackets. / I n'Io· a bacl[ room and the g,m. t each delegation a e looked H J llrst and .second -aders. The buge, well-llghted sign is .men plated· a chair under the , PVT. ROBERT SCHUSTER . It was �sked dunng �be meetHe nodded if they voted The high school building was accompanied by . a turning clock knob, securing the door. ing that 1f a ny AlumJ?-1 football polled. G ·, th him glared if they went wi cleared of all students in one a nci temperature Indicator. The ' It. Was . the se�ond. robbery at Private Robert N, Stbu11ter, son playe� �ad a foolba�I Jersey, the t bim. minute and 1$ secondl and . the large disk has a clock on one side the bank in a httle more than of Mr. and Mrs. J11mes M. Schus­ AS80CJahon would hke to . have agains nish delegation, appar­ e Til eentral building in a: minute and and a round thermometer on the two years an d the third attempt ter, Lincoln Hill, enlisted in the the Jersey do1:1ate'd to outflt the ently sSpa SCHENECTADY, N. Y, UP�- other. ng by Khrushchev's fre­ tu 24 seconds. TOKYO UPI-A teen ager United States Marine, Corp! for Freshmen football squad . since 19321. Beckett figured in all quent slurring references to Gen­ Dant 18 · id he was well pleased An. electrical workers nationwide , Accord ing to 0. • C. · Roush, three epiSOdes. in blaek rushed onto a a four yi:ar period Sept. 26th. ssed re d eralisshno Francisco Franco, need­ with tbe quick action of the ,stu- st�ike agamst th.e General Elec- eash,ier at the ban k, the elpek He" and' Mrs. Kaulfleld were vie• [ public stage before Prime Min· He is presently undergoing boot led him by applauding every set• dents. Within 2 or 3 seconds trie Co. draa;ged i n�o lta 11 th �ay 1 turns an average of five times · of 1 . robbery May 6 1958 lster Hayato Ikeda and 1,000 other camp a t San Diego, California. tims g n for the Soviet cause. back accusi des � th i lh w o b ay d o t ll e b e £-ir frnm the · time the first . robben wbo wffl Jatei- witnesses today and fatally stab­ Upon completion of the lfi•week per minute. "i"n addition to giving vote rose steadily against As the rang you. eouJd bear th� Students t�e other of unfair labor prac• tl!,e exact time, the sign dv,11 a when leftwin� training program, Pvt . . Schuster : a 600 ' � r' d Jnejlro Alianuma, be . $3 n J In , ok to , ed app ehen Khrushchev him, 1 got a ngier. t s._ e tloslng the doOl's and wmdows of tc , temperature reading that ia .guar- uary, 1938, Beckett was kidnaped lead er _who llelp� _l>�oek Presi­ will receive a 20-day leave. for the vil,'­ e smil o n s a w. e There Hugh M. les r Cha e JuStlt f e Chi a • the rooms. J anteed never to Vary more than from bia home in a'n attempt to dent Eisenhower s v1 s1t to Japan. I His brother, Private James F. tors. Lewls ' Ellle, Jack Beebtel, Ray- of the New York _ Supreme Court two degrees lrom aceur,cy: . Apparently fired .up by ch�s Schuster is presently undergolna; The Cincinnati Field Office o·f rob ' the bank t hat failed because In fury, Khrushchev strode mond Kloes and Ru!&ell Mills scheduled a hearing here on an Th e sign has been , erected by v e n g lo b zal a of i, "Ba n U. s. Department of commerce from the h21l, walked rapidly to the h m t he into n d g e not t coul robb ers tb e reby to GE sOugbt njunction i C. S. , d Islan Parris t a camp boot ee illsp the on t Dan accompanied officials as a aerv1ee to the has moved from Room 915 to Room his Car ttftl8ing to speak to any­ bank building. Beckett' wa, tater friend l!lhip with thl'l United Stat· at bank strict the number of picket& tlon of th8 schools. customers bUe, of t rav e ling pu , 809 of the Fifth Third Bank Build one and drove oil. rel,eesed .in Columbqs about' 25 es", th e youth raced up from the Schenectady plant, Iar,:e_St the bank, and thera in the b �.ad m iles north of-here. ' ing, 36 East Fourth St., Cincinnati the audience, threw his arms FOUR PIRSONS KILLID operated "by the eo�pany. MIIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL the by ed erect was It area. d the 61 year old Aeanuma aroun Ohio, according to Robert :M. 2, -------,UPI-Four . nd I OTfERBEIN, r� e · mb e An eSllmated 7o,oop m Admissinns: Olin Goodwin, e)'· System or CIJ.arleaton' •nd car ,■ALTIKA UNDER SECURITY. an er dagg d plunged a foot-long ey, mariager. The te lephone Luck eath d to burned e r e w persons . Pomeroy� Audrey McCoy, Long of the International Union of . iii the o'nly one of its I.JP'!' in " the new loca tion is NEW YORK UPI-Soviet Prem­ , t ches his of e d si t f e l e th o Int e th t a number col­ car-trutk a in t i!lh n ay esd Tu tm: o eney Sq·uad er"' Bottom; John Reeve1, Ravenna Elt,ctrlcal Worketa lUE who went Bend1 �Nikita Khrushchev's liner "Bal ier tared blankly tor a s Aaanuma 1 bar n Du 34'7. thru 344 s ne Li 2200, Po-­ · lision on U. S. Highway 52. on strili:e at OE plants Oct. 1 lgand Sarah NeJgler, Racine. ______ terday es Y C.alled ent, clutched h is chest and mom Th e Department of Comme rce tika was clamped under full Sf!· Stark Freda Vlvi11,n Mra. d sai e He Dl&chargea: NeUe Trac:t, Pome- nored a �ve!lt by Rep, Samuel The Pomeroy Emei:geilcy �I.IRd then fell to the stage. He died her two children, Randy, 11 and Field Office make& available serv­ cll?ity today to prevent any of S. Stratton, �If. Y:,. to resume Parker8bur-_,, e u� . roY; Elli, Weaver, Co olviUe. · summoned yeaterday after\ shortly afterward in a nearby Eda Rae, 12, and - Clifford Tear­ ices and facilities on domestic and the 190 seamen aboard from fol­ was Birth: Mr. sod Mts. Arthur production · until Nov, 1 under I Arrested For noon at 2:01 for John W.. Reevea hospital. man, 41, all of I!atayette, Ind., i nternational trade to business and towing the examp1e of shipmate "n,ew formula." Nel1Ier, a daughter. Viktor Jaanimets, who defected ·to Walter Lee wmiamaon, 40, of R aveMa, O. illdustry. ___.._ were killed . Reev.i6 was vliitin_,1 at the Carl Parkersburg, w. Va., wa1 arrested ' Int nigh\ by t�e · Melaa Cou11t1 Fibdley residence . on � s�er Bids To Be Taken For Sherlffl D epar!meot on 1 "thor,e Road, when he suflerod an aplll pi"lrent heart attack. · of driYing while idtoxicated. Pa· He was given oxygen and taken ' Wllllamaon po1ted bond to •Ptrick C. Graney . bas �nnouneed " What Possible difference can one indivi�ual vo!e �ake'!' f mUlio�s h\rmg �n these states are , by Ho,pftal ral e Gen ' C un rl. o ty � n pa,r ,. �- �:i.,�d�:. • that bids will be received Octo- How often around election time we hear this unthinkmg ob• A'!'!�icans b' '"" one vote . . ' a.e,,t you th·mk that "one ind i• on eigh be� 25 1t lo a. IT\· EST UNVIILI HOf ·ll!AT . t 1 servation. And how often the equaIIY thoughtless response • vidual vote" has become less . ted loc� cts e proj In nii:ie co�nt1 · "Y . MANCHESTER, E;ngl� UPI- . PULLINS ■RIA.KS A"NKLI es, I guess you're right - it won' t make any difference :i in our times, here are e d Jimmy Pullins, 10n · of Bessie Reetnald Claytop. �, tod 1 whether I vote or _not. ''. Well, one vote has had a lot to do pOwerful . ay _ unxampl es of its potency: curren t e vellt(I. at the buildlnt , ttade 'e:i:- Ptdljna, Pomeroy; and. a Pome­ i/���:� d:u��:. P�fj: �in m country. thlS things e Draft Act " of World war 0 Th of lot a with Ithree contlnuo1111 on asked suburbs Tuesday night while hlbit1on , What he , ·Cfll1ed "the r<ly High School student rraetur• · ., Let'& analyze the power of . . . . . passe� th_e House b_y ju�t one Frondlzi deb'Ated his response to moat .civilized �omtort ever"-1-n- ed • his ankle wftile attendiiil the beam spans on concrete substruet- vote and m the �r�s1d ephal elec• umrnpor was te vo l md�virlua ory st hi of light e h t in � t vo your . new military demands on bis re­ electrical.!,y heated, thermoatatJ- 'Pomeroy-G11llipolis football game tures on Sixteen Mlle Creek t1on - of UM8, OhJO s 25 electoral Brid ge NO s 2214 on Secondary in the light of known facts and ant . c_all)' . conirolled (,o�et Hat. . · ;Friday n(Jht. gime. The Constitution was ratified 1 voles w�nt lo Truman by s? . slim documented resu!UI, Most _ folks Route 37. · The generals who bad · forced y t don't have tll!le io dig out only. 19 �ot�s . in Massa�husetts j a ma:gm that one a�honal jus b · at d l e h e b will ing t t e l • bid • e Th ndlzl's cab­ reorg-antzatlon ' o f Fro , ng and so are voti 10 t� V1rg1ma_, by 9 ID Ne_w , v?te tn each of the state s pre• abou� facts the by Women's e d Si East n to es rl a Ch e h t inet twice in 14 . months had the r e pow e t nt u o by 20 m Pennsylvania 1 ctncts would have rever�ed isc d o t ed Hampshire, clin n i h Club on Virginia Street East at ·drafted a virtual ultimatum c,n­ each · tbeir vote . Here brieny are a nd by only 2 in Rhode Island. : l'tlSU�t. The on� �rso n m a of · e h t d te ma ti es Elizab al t To . et stre lng fo'r i c·raekd own On Commu• I cost ef all projects throughout few examples of that power. Thomas Jefferson was �lected p recm� who dtdn t vote because ni1ts and PeroniL'lts and abandon­ vote m the . they . mcorreetly an�ered . the esident by one Pr , , , the state is betwee n three and ment, ol •,•pro-f�ign" , eeonomle ,go 81 the 1840 s,. a electoral colle1e. So was John , quesCqn As long· "What posslble differ. ollars d million four _ policies. ___ · __ .miUer m DeKalb County, �d•ana Qulnty Adams. In 1876 President i ence can &ne individual vote ___ felt the same way @out his vote. Rutherford B. Hayes was elected . make," failed to exercise a powMASON · CLINIC �. . He st wasn't going to bother Prcaident b.y one vote . His eJec- er that could have changed the AdmiSsions: · Mr.s. P,.,. 11 is Bll1 ey abo�ju t it. �owever, some �etter , Lion was con tested and it was re- j political destiny of the entire Racine, Oct. :S; Mrs. Clara Hall, adv11ed fr1cmls persuaded him to Masorv"Oet. 6: Mrs. Freda Clark, go to th� polls with th em �here (errlled to an electoral commission. state . Ag i n he won by a single vote . ; For the 1956 Pre.9,id rntial elee­ . t. Ra e ::��s�� �ught.er Lois Mari e -he c�st lua vote for a ��tleular 1 The man who cast tbe deciding I ti.on, there were 102 million A1�­ candidate � the State Le�i&lature I vole for President Hayes was a ericans eligible to vote. Of this to Mr. alid Mrs, Otis · Bailey, RaThat Cf,ndtdate won-by JUst one Congressman from Indiana, a total; only 81 millio n or 60 per ci r:\!!::\Jbert Larry, lo Mr. and vote. Later this legislator cast lawyer who was ele£ted to Con- cent of those · e.li&:ible exercised Mra. �lbei-t · Hall Jr., Mason, .the deciding vote which sent Ed- : gress by a margin of just one this very precious privilege. of ward L. Hannegan to the United I vote. And that vote was cast hy · democracy. Let's not !ettle f 1 a Oc Paul Meredith to Mr. States Seltate. Still later. when · a client of his who, though des• government which is appoin ted by l and Mrs, ·Everett Clark, Racine, the · question of statePood £or I perately ill, insisted on being tak- the voiff.8 . of .l ess than two-thirds Texas came before the Senate, , en to the polls t o vote. of all eltiitble-'voten.. The righ t to Oct. 6· Hannegan, tiding as- President ! I n 1884, Grover Clevela nd was + \'ote . is pr�ei�us, and we must pro tern, east the tit!-breaking I elected President by such a sma!I saiegu�rd it;-_ n1NVADl!RS" ON TRIAL To be better jpformed an� �tvote in favor or admitting Ti"""s. . majority that 600 votes for his "'n n t Tw !)PI ll•V•MA vattJ;..,::'J, . Orien te ;-:O�i�c� :; ' Eventually this ied to the M:ii- 1 opponent in the state of New ter able tl)1 cait 'f9ur one md1vi• . cJUdtn, one described as an .Am- can War, which proved to •be a �ork would have reversed the de- d� vote �Uijtn·lJY: the �ublJ� ·.:- n · trial in Sant�o J>0�\11' for.ce in •hJiJing the- en· c1slon. Jii,t one. vote ,Jave stat.e.• is. ��V1t��-� ':aJJ.c!.�d 'CandHlatei 111' ' •.I ,,.so Pi:' •h<>•d " o,1110,.1,,_1ft'1\•, -o..,. lill!\': ot . i.l«11t Iii . lutloliJr, •(Jti�;'t ..1. , - �Ill "''"" ,-OD< oo•p'"'· mi>llll of tlio : WJi!ll f�M !lij' ·!Ml ,!J!!, ml!!@!'� ,'II!!@ 8M WailllDltoa. '¥lllltw . Pl! · ll!� t4 '!!!' '·a. . . ol!!I�. ,, . �' . 0 ' .s{ I, \,, •· Paula Sayre Is Named Queen l In· Pomeroy I t .' . · r.ome,:,�y. 8' oatd·Of -' · · • H';,.:1d f'�flCCJ:tioft AW·OL Service . R..:-.-,a,: M·""t.•1· · Man Appeared Be ore Mayor Middleport.·•Ma· yo'. •P'roe , --1·81JIIS Public Tha s To Trustees r·· ,, . "·e . oes /nfo Str,�- . .. I !P? Commercial Point · · · ·, '. : New. ,.a·-au':.,..,.BJ. ..L;..l.l. ·Of .· · _Ul,I _..., :.·'. •,_ f.-,�:·.�:p· �-·-? ,:$�,,�5-·;,l. Tuesday The • Mas on . · · • ·. . ,.._ ' ·; · · � "r��r:: General E ectr,c •· The high cost of operot ing Preston Ford Use d Cor Lot ot Pomeroy has been for obove norma l . We a re deleting this large cost by closi ng the lot and moving our used cars to our bog wa rehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston Motors, I nc .., Middleport, O. RED ROO F PAI NT J" t s··o.•n B8nk Bid . I I� Booster Club To S nsor Contest For High School t"[,�W.��•. ° u,. ON OCTOBER 1 2, 1 960 WE ARE STARTI NG A N EW K I N D OF USED CAR OPERAT I ON TO B ET­ TER SERVE THE BUYER AND RETA I L AT WHO LESA LE PR I CES. E N A M E L · · · · · · · · · · · · · · qt. $1 SPAR VARNISH · · · · · · · · qt. $1 "don't need paint this year, buy II no w for next ,prlng - savings far g""'ter on•y In the bank. Oelober • a1 y Fire PrevenUon Week l PUBLI C NOTIC E! • -- STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES . ent f, n-partm Hold D '// A · .M.,'ddl rt ,"'.-..'"·,- 's . t'LOOR $3.98 gal. _,;�-----..a' 1 I ,, P,ittaburgh Alkyd MEIGS THEATRE I Why Settle For Aulomatic Defrosting? Now you can own 1 1enuln11 fri1ldaire frost-Proof refrlaera1or-frmer-no frnsl at all! No frost to hide packages. Na frost to jam ice'lrays. 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