http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4566db2d2460b7e0a597818f372fd1b5.pdf 700c3a67ef0b1d4a1260b2728818b0af PDF Text Text · · · · -� • • • -- �- I > Bill Diles Speaker At Middleport Parent Teachers Association Monday COUnty prayer and wU) be held al Mt � Sunday, OcJ.. 16 1 8111 0 1 les or the R.ad1ot.ar Cot• poration. of American was the speaker Mondi)' l!V@ning at the _.._...,y, Ohio mretmg of thl' M id d leport Pl'A • TONIGHT Mr Dllt•s who has J ust rPtur ned ,uacuus UNCHAINED" , re c e ntl ) to S outheas tern Ohio Steve R.Hvea from B a l t i m ore . Md , 1s a graduate •c;u IOA y & THURSDA y of M iddleport High :it'hool He "HANNIBAL" spoke to the a�sociatiun on ··Hear• (Tecbn:i.colorl in;( aud distussed the progress Mature - Rita Garn that had hcen made in hearmg PIIDAY NOT OPEN aids ovf'r 1 he past y e a rs Hr had SATURDA Y �· ilh him several old he.iring aids , °TARZAN, the MAGNIFICENT" and expl.i 1nt'CI the un provemenls (Tecbnicolorl whil· h h il \'t' heen made in recent Gerdoa �tt - J()(' k MohonC')' years He said that the greatest - ■IIIIO t., i mpr<H•emenl marle m them has '11WSIC BOX KID" b(•en t h e 1 ransistor a!d which ....Id J'011ter - Luana P.11tten r am r o u t H1 the last five or s1JC SUN... MC>t.1. and TUES. years ."BEllS ARE RINGING" Sarin� that he was esp�dally <Technicolor) , Ill hel p ing chi l dren ml!•rt·stcd � 'Mtirtln - Judy Holliday wiLh heari11g prohlems he e:itpre,- ■ victor • • ' • • • • • ' ' .. •' I I THE SPOTLIG HT IS ON THI S BUY ! t. 3 Complete Rooms ' pOffleroy Mr. an d Mrs. James Web�r of Midd lepo rt were Sunday d inner ;"Uests o f M r · and Mrs• C · L• He.at• 0 Mr, a n d Mrs. Eugene For bes spe nt Sunday in Bel p re with their daugh ter :m d son-ln-Jaw, Mr. an d I Mrs. Ted Jones. :Ar. and Mrs. Charles Withrow a nd Mr■. S tella Grueser at tend ed services •t the Nea&e Chapel Sund ay. or Mrs. Sherwood Meridi t h Long Bo tto m and Mrs. Delbert Bruch visite d Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 1-Jerbe rt Dix o n a nd family. M·r. and Mrs. Fred La tham, Bar• bara a nd Donald of Warren were w�ek e� d gu est.!I of Mr. an d Mrs, Elias S tales. \ Ori � Gint her have d M M re t u;�:: bo;;· after a visit in Crn- : �innali wi t h their 8011 and tlau-:htrr in-law , Mr. an_d Mrs. Jame s E. G.i m- ·1 lher and family. I t' I 1 .... I Ga1 Rn9e • • BAKER On the Brightest Corner in MIDDLEPORT Mr' I 0 The Pomer oy Bap t is t church was we l l represe n ted a t the Oluo Bapt ist Co nven t ion held a t Ma riel• ta last week, A:tten d ing varlou11 scsi;i on s dur­ ing the conven t ion were . Mrs. J. E. Foster, Mn. Aten Shum, Mn. Daisy J8aper, Mn. E l mer Wickham. Mra. T. T . She lton, Mre. Ellen Couch, Miss Edi t h Cook, �r. and Mn. J . H . St ephen1o n, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ca lvin Simpson, Sally Fn11ter, Sharon a nd Ch a rl ene Zundel and the Rev. a nd Mrs. R:i l ph C. Zu ndel. GROUP I PARTY TONIGHT o up I of lhe Flr11l Uni ted Gr 1 Pre1byteri11 n Church will mee t this eve ning at t he chureh In Mldd le po rt for a Kat l owl'cn party, � � keduetng llli . . , . , " " . " 3,98 gal. lubber Bo11 and Alkyd iWALL PAINT d ,usT ss GALI.ON To SELL 'N �nally Advertised General Paint & ! nlah Co. V l $2.99 gal. ", t.\llGENT'S JUST %4 GAL. TO SELL Pitttburgh Outs ide White LIST ,,1:35 gal. � Our October Price While Present Stock Lasts . . , , . $5.88 gal. Seml-GloBS E N A M E L · · · · · · · · · · · · · · qt. $1 All colors, Including white. Prlcetl less than our cost. FLOOR ENAMEL, most colon · · · · qt. $1 SPAR VARNISH · · · · · · · · qt. $1 GALLONS - f3.89 Some Whit,,. 1 JUST 13 GALLON TO SELL ,II, Seeolld Ave. ,� "v- \ In gallons s old, Nearly 200 gallon of Wall Paint. 1.. , PAI NT WY-!•245% "More People Buy The F . ckens' Woy E.very Year" Service ----- OPERATIO N OSE.D CARS . Middleport ,.:,-.,, . Expenses. \ ,:·; . . "1" :...... \, THUIIOAY .... PIIDAY Yyma Loy - Montcomery Clift "LONELY 8£.UTS" - aleo Btif:iUt B&rdot i n "A WOMAN LIK& SATAN" ·' .' . . Let 1/1 1 958 FOR.D 4 DOOR FAI RLAN E 5!)0 Automatic AS w Trans., Radio, Heater,, ,Wtilt� sldewalls, VerJ SA VE Operation Wanbouse , 8AVE . With Sid. Trans, ' Openlloa. · W...,bouse clean. . . . . $1 495 $2,00 SALE :--:- ONLY $1 695 OLET 2 DR. BELAI R "8" 1 956 CHEVR · . WAS , $1 50 , I �ALE ..-:-- ON LY . . . . . . . . $6'15 $'.795· 1 9$9 · PLYM..".'.1'.H 4 D� BELVE DERE ' . radio, beater, N•w car tra�e.Jn. ' ' �d. •••-. "·"T '� ' Warelloaoe - 6 ,y1;· .. ,.: ' . . . . $1 395 $'�. .L•� �' l 'lllf "'NLY . ' l)b'. t'ii� C::USTOtt\ "6" , . , -l\.;,' ·i �I Jo�lli11�:w11h�f!::;: e �'¥ � td. trlns., heater. I N ST A N T C R E D I. T 0 TH E BEST USED CARS YOU WILL SEE ANYWH EIIE e e PIIOFITS CUT, PII.ICES l'NOCKED DOWN, l'.!OWN, DOWN e NO USED CAR LOT , EXPENSE - ONLY . . . . . . . . $895 . $) f� , ·;. · · "QQ! � - � ·, .�!. �• �,·· o.ase ,p ft . ''° •Com•··-r� . .. . "- Eds Mrs R'ice o·1es At ffer ffome (n 1•· Mason, To. esday I, I I I I , On' Interest For I ds ew erJeS N S • B00 '" }"J �� •\ready Mayor w. I·11 I f.rack Down 0n I Halloween I ers ���f�f '.& , Glf "l I '!'L.$gSVIlle I l ,.,.,.pts Pols1t1on I I }'th Air Force Negoba " ti'ODS TO Strike ·Resume ' . y TO ' ' I Resu'me Ta1ks OD D p.,. , I I i1JL��e:r - I =:�� JU!'!:9 I �;Ir I I Southeastern ObiO Regional Cooneii Announces Meei•mg I I I I I L�ated At MOT O RS� I NC. Middleport I I I I II gents Arrest 12 For Youngstown I I Bank RObbe,Y I I I I ILLrger Sought Ca 'tal And I, or pi AutO ACCI.dent umt, ed Air1.mes j InvestIJrat . ed By ' I ?f I I I I I I IM I I I I I Sheriffs Depu ty ·r:;�.::"t=�...:�1 . ' . •' . . ,.A: "�L "':;-;..:P:X��:..,::�:- j I v. I I l I I I 1f8/ A It mam·ent f 5 •J 'a Read R w I I Stop I Admiral Claims U S I . �e I I ----;----- I s� ..:.i:.:. an,- J;;.� ;,""'"' ft, .= tlt)"� II 1 - 1· •'eatber Outbreak ht -,:, o I. Lashes Texans· Proclaimed By May ·r WngL,·. . _ For Fifth Day Ill, I II . 1I I I j I I l II I I Es:- I n T�ck r Treal N/ ------------- 1 . _ • . o·� • ompany Ann ·,. -er l-0an And SaVlllgs ', Cu • ers In The All. 0hi·o P.· 1W Wlllll ·L·-.to. Cont�, :i, j I o of I I Department Of.Highway_ s La• ys pi __._ For "Bare•IOftds Policy s. I w. I SINGLB COPY - k ReSlfICflOD S OIl Cuban Exporl I_mposed ,n-i,., • I Sllow You TIie ·s•.,,..,,,t • • [i J. 1g • hI I I -------- OP ERAT.I.O N WARE HO US E SALE. . 1 4-ff I I fro11 $100 .To $400.!»Q Li11 Than Dealers Ol'!9!1ng A Used Car Lot with High , • l ti:!�:«1i:·:;:: I �b TH IS WI LL ENA BLE US TO UND ERSE LL, OU TSE LL AN YBODY ----------::------:,,_ ;� : I N THE BUSIN ESS? .... . . . ,-�1iw Sell j Scholarslµps� · / Await Pair Ot· Wednesday. October 19, 1960 Un l ty at�c {°:re m:� � �!!�!:� ?o� i���e�:� p1:!: at ball-time of t he Ohio U.-Mi ami ioo.rteter race o f th e � I Ho!"eeomln1 football &•me Satj in Rom, 1h11 pHI aummerOl. yAm pic, forI ,W'CU>"-. . Two $800 college f-H 1chol1r• ' ' A oe d1ca�o ry program wUI be me r resid ent o f W lnteravlUe I Ohio, Carney now makea ht, home shlpa will be awarded ne:d NO'¥'•\ : hel d honor1n1 Don C. Ped en of in Akron , o., where ta e is I ri,. em ber to a pair or co-eel• · ""' in i Keot:1, I owa , for who m the Ohi o tail b u.)'er for a d epa rtment tlore , th ei r junior year and m• :torinlll x Unl..-enlty foo� ball stadium was 1 He will be presen ted , • Pl•que in home economJet. The ASHI NGTON (UPI) _ The United States in named_ IHt s�r_mg, And Ohio U.'1 I Its most d also rnu,t be '-ff'ers in Ord¥ to 1 Olympic participan t, Les Ca rney, r an I wri,t watch by frien d■ an d iweep mg action to date against the, gpver.iment' of 1 form er athletes of the Unlverqualify, itate, Ule Nation al 4-H Fidel I wlll also be given recognition . lro, today banned export.I of. ',)Jlost commcdities'' to CubaCassity. �rvice: Com.m!ttu which •�min:, J Peden retired 111 1949 arter --The Co mme rce Dep.,rtm�nt an- 1 _ · . 1Ater1 the &l'IAll Chrou,b -. lt'rv ln; Ohio athletics in var• 1 nouuced it wou ld bl ock 1h1pmenta aJ d in �1,1lf!�1111 JlJ rn t ernat1 onal Co opera tive Eden,lon Servi . J Jaus capaci tl"ea for m ore tha n 25 of virt ua l ly all g ooda a nd techoi - re,pom1bllihea .in d to exercise the the USDA. j . ,. 1e1r1. A gradu111le or the Univerca) informa t io n " with tbe excep- : necessary vi pl.:ln ce over tk ports • Don.or of the 1cholanh.i litt of lllinN1, he joined the OU t ion o r u nsu b11d lzed foodau tl,, ' f�o� the 1tandpoi nt o f lhP 1r 1 1gtbe ! and Hatcbluoa , I n.tf ! n 1923 "' 1,1HJ1tant footba ll m ecl1c111ab an d ' cenaj n medical ni t1canff to the national security " pany. '11111 :,ear markl the and head b■aeball coach. He WH , sllp !les NO LICl:NS EI •�YOK ED " p .. .. ..._ pa a ,.. I . .:,__ o .. ,, n� initial 1qp por£ of _the . , •. .._ ,"/ f T ' ·· \..� . p nu.ted head foolball coach in Middleport Mayor Kenneth McIt a l110 tightened re,:ulatlom . � 00 . • •�-..:. .... •layuuy ·"illl� e d epartme�t _u 1d 1 t has not Th tional f-11 PHWltl but it la 1 MISS LUCAS 1924, a positi on he hel d until Elhi nney and Chier of P olice wi t h respect t o the sale. tra oafer • revoked any lnd1v1d ual export 11 .lUJ Fert11ndet:- displays. two l · tbe finl time acholanhiJ, , · 1"'7 wJien he re1igned lo de- empty dr-Aw�rs. that contained ance bu been provided. er bt!rt GIikey , iaaued further or cha rter llf u s . owned •hiPI cenM!:I for Cuba al rea dy issued H vote rvn tlim, to hi1 dutle• 18 fo r Cuba It 511d et,m 111od1tiea banned un, part of t(te_ $1 ·mUUon in Jew- t:OmPAny also glvea lchol warning today lo pran btera or T tn l1•rcJ1l egiate athletic dlrecor he de de r the new, tigh�er ex ort regul• artmen t , which p admin and,_ ,2 D)illlon in Cqca to chlldre_h of ill e mployeel. , '! w ould-be prankatert for t he Hal , ten the go ve rnment'• exJ)Ort eon- r Jat10n may be s�1pped pto Cuba •.od b,ad b111e ball coach. He re- M ra. Eliza beth (Elias) Rice dJed I elry . A s pecial c . o mmtuee . of l=.1 Cola stock stolen from bis , lo ween season . t1nqulahecl ne baseball duti es af• at her home i n Mason '!Ueaday 1 trol s, aa1 d the ban on export.a to I through No v_. 21 If they '"were on • , judges to meet In Chiei(O jn . West HollVWNl . d d llf 1 aparttf'r the 1948 seu on • a mornma: following a kmg 1llneu . ,( ' ;,, · · �' Fo ·• . mid-Novem,bi,r will select the . Jlowing last mgh t '• nu mer Cuba w.u i n accordance with the �k or ladms. �n l igh ter, lad e n \.,t.N 1 4 .J: d wishes o She was born- and reared ln M �- , ment,., f Congress as e praed ' aboard an exportin g cJrr1er or r n SJj he carried 'Very lMQ rec lpiebtl from a ,roup re- ; o u1 calla of vandal la:m Peden's football te� ms, in 2-1 s on and de1- 111 the Export Con trol Act litUe �,ranee. tra nsit to a port of exit'' before and lived all her 76 co ean m me�ded by stat• t-H ottld1l1. y Jean, record ed . 121 vactorle&, t6 there, She was born 1 �r uction o f property Cb1ef Gi l - . - -- - . • -- - -q It p,o u ot h ed a 1.Z· OJ a. m . Th unday mo r ning n r o J o f the w F ebruary 1 4, a The t-H candld,tes m,us_t have Joaa:e, and 1 1 hea. It was during !884 to David and Matg :, · key la.Id loday t hat unless t his I wh1eh decl are that it is the poli ey I The :m noun�ement aa1d the de, are t (Har o utatand l p nc c l ub rec o rds 1 n addi• , . tbia period, from 1924 through er) Ehaa. I stops i m med ae Iy th e cur 1ew 1 or the Uni ted States lo use export partme nt wo utd ton 11der app!J ca tio n ti) a blab ,cholaatlc record. ' . . llfl w�en Ohio U. had ita on l J · o ntrols " to runher l he fo reign Her husband, J4U'C'elloua G Rice / y 1..e Jd Miss er o n a d e p, 1en 1l achievemen t, � I Uo na for ell:port o f wh eat' and D rothy Lucas, daugh• siren will be sound ed at 7 P m. j cpo · unblem 1staed records. In 1929 , precede<! ' hey" of t he go vernment "i nd to wheat flour "i n t he l ight of th e he r In death in 11l33 . cltiunfbi of p Mr an d cb and ter a ucttr Mrs, bl will Willard 1 He s tretsed ttaat anyone under , - - - · 1 · • his team won all nine (lames, an d �SurvtYOrl incl ude one atep- -- - - -- 1n ternationai wh eat a greeme nt ." co_naidered, att0rdi ng to a tom• Lucas, Ro ute 1 , Box: 105, the in 183l5, won eight . Another team , da ught l' est 1n JJho aa:e of 18 caught after the . I use m1ttee ipOteszna The departme ;it md1cated er, Mrs. Otte Roac h, Letart, -C 11 n. Langsv 1ll_e has accepted a pobl 1930 , had • ti e alone marring four sist curfew .1iren will be held reiponw o �ld co ntinu� to let to u r1sU send ers, Ptfrs. -E l m er Martin --iJIUo n· Wlih the 302d Troop an otherwlae perfect record i n Pt. Pleaa . thell' baaage a nd personal efant, Mn. Orvll le Red man: aible {or all damages and t he p arDiqe 1ames. Carrier Wing at Clinton CounM. llalph A. PIC'ken1, and Miu I fects to Cub:i wi thoul 1pee111l hUSSl Carney it a 1959 gnd uate of Sadie E:ua! all Air Force Base as a Clerk- ' ents of the youtbl caught WIil be cenae . and that I t wou ld not In'Of M�IOn. She I s I h eld respon5i ble fo r p.iymeol. al.So sur vived b_1 five tirother1, te�ere isl in the Aircraf t Main lewith reshipment of foreign � PJ1TSBURGH UPI - Negotia1 Jo hn, Joseph a �C, Davtd Ehas ot tl0Jl5 between Y OUNGSTOWN 1J PI - FBI 0!1&1n goods a nd ttrta m ty pes o f H e furt her s tated that pa ren ts ) k �4J1Ce Divisi on of the Buc y e e ' We1U ngho use ElecMas on, Hugh Ehas of West ' Colum- tr1c Corp. . o f Youths out pa st the curfew I a g ent J arr est ed tw o men today I gifts. tlr1r ·· and the tnternation.11 . . , ��, ing. Miss Lucas, a ]960 gra lime wi l l be s ubject lo fine n I for the SIB,378 armed robbery or · Jt said b1a, and WIiiia m . Elias of Akron . / Un w n of Elect 1 t wo .ild grant l ice nses lo i ate �( Rutland High School, rlcaj Wo rkers (JUE) • !he C o me r shurg th B r May anch e Bank or·, co urt. Services • W ill !,e held lrom the resumed oda ln I e:zport fa rm p�ucts ebg1 ble / 1 fo r t efforts lo reach \8 .makmg her tem porary home y Seventeen extra poj 1ce have h!:!re t hre4:Ano nt h1 a g o Fogelaon g Funeul H om e 1D Muon , a contract. govern ment 1ubs1dy "only if 9UbI ISar eemen ag bet"or t e a tn'Wilmington, Ohio. Agen ts from been deputiied to .aqlJ;t t he poCleve land a nd &Jdy p a�ent hll not or WIil no l at 2 P m . Thursday. Th e Rev. stblt Friday r · mldmgh t atr1ke dead- -- - -- · - -- -·-- -- - I hce in bri nging t.bi, unn eceHuy Y o ungstown m ade the arre,ts II· be .Richard Wr lght of the Muo n Meth- hne. made. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, UPItaar11sment to a hall Chief Gil key mullaneous l y. odlst Church, o f which Mrs. Ric The de partment summarized its. e , A three . ma n med1ali on board Ruaaia declared today that 1t is LT.,... ' Arresletl at his Warren ho me · 1ction by aayjng i t banned "ships�ud . wu an act ne ¢! em ber, will con, met separate 1 ly with represen tative■ l rea dy t� resu me dl aa rmameut , • ________ was Tho mas Eugene Georgalaa, men ts o f most commod1tie.& "' £ Ser:" duct the serv1ce11. .Now, owners O :i ea, E Sa v- I Bu rid w ill J:k m lhe Odd Fe l- of 1l>oth 1i de1 TueWa)' but media- negot1atj on1 but Warne d t hat it I;\ 25. Fra nk Dame! Ariz:ur , 33, Wal SHIP SALES ILLEGAL lof declin ed to report n Bon ca n trade the E Bond N. ll'm& aeb ate if 1 1' on any will qult lhe arrelled here ! p l o ws Cemetery at Maaon. Friends � In a ,irnWtaneous .an nounceprogreu in arrivin11 at a coti ttac t the U n i ted Stales and its Weal!I JQe:.-:r:rae, , Bo1da witho ul im - m a call a l th fu The lwo were arres ted OD war- ment, the Maritime Ad mi nistranera l hom e a ny- covering 311 Q00 e y .e e r n t allie umon mp loy a a t ■ ma intain their " nea:a • y �ay ng ncome tax on 1 lime 1 ra nts JSSued Tuesd ay in Cleve- lion, which iS under th e Comuntil time for the 11ervlce1. 1 211 West1na:bouse f1cilltie1 acrou I live poaltiona. " : 1' teres aecumu.late�. . I . . I land by u. S. An1sta nl DIJtrict j merce Department. decl .ared lhat the nation : new con ver11 on .,rivil Soviet Ambasaador Valerian A. eges Attorney Wi l liam ONeill. They it wo uld be iJ]egal for a n y u s. · allows you to pay tu :• when Negotiators are WOrJt l n& under Z orin q.ll,d on tbe General A• t,were sched uled to be arniped eitiun or firm to 1ell or charter . a one-wee�• extenal,on of t.Ae old 1embl)''1 · "llaln Pol itica l CORIyour tu bracket Ill lower ; per• • WASHINGTON UPI - Wilham later today before U. Commif. ahip or boat, regardleu contra ct II the reault o f I Ulliol\ mittee J9 start work i m mediately , Pa tter,o n , presl� ent of United .1i o ner Henry R obimon . aize or type, to a CUban national A o r':��:.:!s 11eu XF.::r����Ib the '..dp y fill for �ople neu ftllrement or , Adm. - Ra�ph K. �:� 111 ! .;h• -: ��o�Jra:: I J� me1, chief of · r c e ma e request 01 ID retirement, who dealre the Navy s B��•u o f metliators. HQW• di, Sllbmitted by il.e �t a"u1ri T.h1 Sheritl'a Department � s ?titure �erget■ Ships, said ' _ II! a.nnounaement b)' llafftlme / �lg do �esue airl ine, al mo11t called _ al 6 30 yest�rday eveningwas , by two .gunmen _ in Ju!f., SOvJf!t nlon." tlie caah intere.1t paid, 1 twi(lf: • Tuesda that ever, at mid night Friday, the 1UE e , to thr hrs! ban k robbery in nu, , s ev e . nty per cen t ot j y A.daidJm, ator - a.lph E. Wilton "Thia )11 n ot I que,llon of pre- ine vi tab le . year by H Bonds. Thia exchan_ge our 1h1JM1 are obaolescent, and we : ii free to term tnate the current . 1nve�t1g,te. a n acciden t on Rt. J2-4 m .tbo ut 30 yean �id not specify un der what roodi• ft t Pa ppeared t terson befo l re pa pact CIY1 ring and strike, or to allo w it is or that docum ent to a _______ privilf'ge 11 110 appl ies to Series have to do something drast e to i n Mmersv1lle. _ l abo ut I hons appro C1 . o f ,hip �le Y or remain etrective until Oct 1 � / be filed and put into the archives Aeronau t ics Board (CAB) Exam- ,1 A car d rive n by Al vie Phal m. 51, 1! Ji' a nd J �n d•· - It.'' ' and we are not here to exercl1e I ner Th om as 1:, �rcnn to test ify l•.harta- 1'fOuld .,- . .,proved. , Prf'• · The Serie, 1:1 Savlnge Bond 1961. RA · P o m ero ST LLY , James to ld a ne w, conference 1 y was heuily d:1maged arPO PONE D , m.a - � main diaputes center an e loquence and perfect the in favor of United s p lan t� me r�e ter hi ttmg a power pole a long the 1 The Dem oc ratic R�y at t e ,u bly there wfU be rew. ' P'f� curn_ip t mcome by auto- at the _ Ph1l adelphi1 Nnll B�se , The h ri Th e depart.men ,•• ban included l with " ridd ita de i l e t n AirCa a rou d a wage i ncrease method m at1c 1em1-1 n n ual IJllerest check / the Umted States s l of t o l em ic,, h p e p said. a nd II st at� ro_ute. when he attempted to i l...i n t'aster, Ohio , Amencan Legion , tt t' . hu 817 c1p1t1I n. The g ove.m• ,. . lnc. Stockh ol d ers of b oth avoi d h1U mg ano ther vehic le •·rln re,·ected the Western Imes, to PtoVI'de an mves -., H o me, has been postponed due to t hn i ral informatio tmen t ·• .,,e1d or sh 1ps w01ch are I nsufficien t to cos t-oI ll vmg: eac,a....1or c1 ause 1 n a e , m uch nfo . m ent on sid r rmat ,. on · new con tract disarma ment p oaition co ntained , firms have approved the m_erger 3% % per an n um when held to meet the natio n's o blia:ati Accord ing to De pu ty Sheriff Se� - J oh nao n be mg in Irontoo, on,. How- I · on production and processma: in I resolution subm lUed by the I Rival a l r� i nes are oppo u ng t�e / Charles Sayre 's report, a car o pe r- Ohi o , October 19, 1960, 1� )'ear ma turity. The ne w H ev�r. he •aid if wa ! came to- · / . j 1.echniques · uefuJ lo foreign States, Britain •i n d Italy . mer�er wh1eb �ould . � th.e big. a�d by· O:ivid Th omas, 81, ;�inenUnited llonds offef • high er yl etd tn the morrow "we wo uld wm." 1 countries as strategic materials. MAY IAIS E RAT E S • He also ,pumed a Brtlish reso- gest , n eomm em,h , ,at1o n h o,lor, . " l ie a ltemptcd to m,ke a teft t,,.,1. -early yean: 2% % for the first I MISSILE TEST SUCCEEDS NASHVILLE, Tenn . UPI-RI- lution o utlini q Prime Minis ter ! Patterso� �oted t hat a new Jet Un der lhe C"f' t rol Ad When Thomas was in the proceu of rear and a hair, then 4';\ for lhe fwo Fined Last Niuht HUNTSVlll.E, Ala. UPI-,:t,e .lb.lpmMt of mater:iala wi nc�ard t h pote Johns L. o n , d lr e cor h . o o sf Harold Macmillln ', propoa,,l for c osl.s $5 i:ru l ho n. remainln1 8"11 y�ara, ' making the turn, Ph�lin swerv�d Army su�ssfully le� the th� , 111 1 w use p1 t■l COun1eling for th e Atneria l _ artim suth as preci- , e He said _ t �ese d_eYc lopments a n� l ost cont�ol of hLS C'ar, while s�g� engine ol the N1ke·Ze111 a nti li an expert study of feasible, rair There are defmite adYantages lb Mayor Legar 8 Court I can Hospital sao ,i o n inatrumenb-an d much techA cia t io n , said "c all fo r eff! c1ency m . operation trymg to avoid the Tho m;is' car. !ft lSSile a week ahead of hedule to owrling Seriea H Bonda . . • . . . Two persons were Jlned last M onday the new federal medical and foolpro of meana of Inspection sc la barred froJl e al inform ni a tion pr ., a e lo b and i l ity hug o the vi e d The Thomas car was not damaged. 1 t was announced Mo ndar The � .J: 1 and eon trol. )'�u. DeYtr need . to ehe<'k the tin- n ight in Pomeroy M ayor Cha rle, care for the a ged m po rt to Co m unilt co :mu ies, e law may force He insisted I nstea d on adoption sums of ne w ca pital t hat �ave not ancaal P•iea to see where you Leaar'• court. There were no arrests or injur- three stages of the Nike-Zeus hoapitals to raise rat.ea unle11 the a comprehen.1l ve stand. The va lue of yo� H Bond reso lution seemed to m� to be p0ss1b le . _. - ies.. ____ have yet to be test ed together . Fined were G erald Arnold and 1 state& "are wllllna to undetwrite of ni -- - - - -sub itted by Soviet Prem ier Ni- _ und er our exutmg pattern o f air- - --- ----ca n.n ot nu�tua te and the interest Jo hn Qualia, $a, a nd costs ea ch on the full share of costs oI h<ispi- ki ta S. K hrushcltev li nking Rus. I li ne ownership .' ' and pri ncipal is a bsolutely 1u1r• charges of I ntoxicatio • W n. • ____ ' talizatl on for the,e p a tlenta," 111'1 " ge neral a qd complete " disanteed. Al10 YOU need not clip "In my o pinion, t he character- - · - - - -� IP arma ment _pl an to reo rg a n iutl on istics of jel airerllf t_ w e�e 11uch as a COU,POn II lhe H .In terest checks � . ...., moiled ,utomallcoll every • of the U n ited t o mak e a l m ost · mev1tab le th e N ation, to give an y , O . mon ths to whate ver address y'"' ,qua) voiee .. Commun ist, neu- m erger or mergers o f ,ome of ou t dellsnate. trailat a nd Weatern secti ons of th e the do m est ic tru nk line carriers." �N N world . Patte rson said he felt Capital's I Jn�tiduala and ora•n lzltions Zor i.n was flnt ipeaker before present ro utes would compl ement specified would be the o nly night 31 u Trick or Treat nigbt i n M.a_,ut-h II churches, servi� and . the 99-member l)Olitlcal com mit• Unit.eel's servi�e and that the pub- for Hal loweenen and that aU per- son al a meeting of the town . i!•�naJ ITOups la bor un1on1 etc. • I tee. s. delegate J•mes J. Wads- 1 lic wo uld re cel\le a m ore com pl ete u. � 111 �Ug_Jble to purchase t_he ao n, Hallo weening must be o U co uncil held Monday at the city By Unllwd PNU lntffnat� IUehard· H. HoU, preaiden l or the Spea ker for the eve nlng will be worth wa, lilted II third speaker. schedule. IDtnaal hm 1t of both t\Je Senea S_outheaatem O�io the ,treeta: by 11 P. m, bui ldin g. The "'?tit outbreak o f vio lent RelJ onal Co un- William J. Hull, a n offlc lal · of tht . H II well_ H the popular Serlea E e 1l, today a nn He also reminded pare(lls tha t Mayor Wright said the night weather � mo ntll� laJ1-l 'texas cc:c-:=c:-:-::-c-::c::-=c:::, :::---::-c:-c:::-:--:-�=ounced that the nut Ohio Valley Improvement Counci; MEIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL ROUTINE TRADING they will be held responsi ble tor appreciation Bond Appl ication for meeting --- --for th e fifth s traight di7' Tueio f the Southeaalehl Ohio who will apeak on the Ohio Rlve1 NEW YORK UP1 - The ·,tock a ny v1ndali1m or destructi on � Lab r Candidat Hass Admisl.lona: Reva Norri,, Ra.cine pureb11e of the H Bond may be Region al Co uncil Will be held on Impr ! da,-. o e o vem ent Program and alao on RD and Cora I.fie, Middlepor t. - ma rket ope ned today with a ma- property on the part of thell' m ade at an)' bank-minimum de- Novem ber 1'1 a t th e Farmera, ' ' Torn adoes and ra in bat� Hotel I recent propoa11l1 for an imposlUon Discharges · Orville Allen Pom- j orlty of is.sue1 pn lower ground. chil dren. Extra patrolmen will J Blasts Nixon-Kennedy !JO_mlnatton• ia $600 with • cost in GaUlpolia. the Lo�e Star slate , c:riusing at · or toIla on the waterways' of the ero , RD. I be on duty that niEbt. ' I nadin1 was g enerall y t011line y P�ce of '600. Applica tion forms PHILADELPHIA The soclal ho\lr will l\lrt at D:30 U nited �tales. UPl-1:l'ic leut llI deatha . Tii.e storm ays. for exehanJt ol E, F ind J wlth dinner served at 8:30 p. m. I A delegation ttom Maple �treet Hua, S oc1ali11t _Labor Par:t-y candi- tem bolat�d some towns_ and beat Pre■lden l Holl hopea lQ h ave blmda for Serlea H are also avail- 1'icket1 are prJced at $2.30 for a the dl villon· engineers of Divition1 was presen t at the meeting and I date for preiudent, 111d here ready-to-harvea t crop, mto lhe able Y �ur ba nk II well III free tried chicken dinner. Re1erva tlo r,1 , Nine an .submitted • sum Of mon ey to the Tuesday lha l bolh Vice Preside nt mud. d Ten as gueata a■ wel l aa ' . 1 Richa rd M. Nixon and �� John infaanatlon tolden on both Ser- · may be m ade throua:h Thelma Elli, cou Hard111t-hi� was Victoria , Tex., n cil for the purcha se of 10· . the newly elected member, of the Je, I: Ind H. ott of The Gallipo Ila Chamber of Sta te Legjala ture. ,, l11cb tile to be used for drainage , F. Kennedy a dvocate policies lead where nine 1nchet of rain to uch1 o n th at atreet Council h ad pre- in,: lo . a •:suicidal war ." Commerce or throu&:h any of the I ed 0� flash floodl and �nt tk) . DAI CHA"llt WILL MIIT vio u1ly IJl'ffd to insta l l the tile 1 Ha ss 1a1d a n accelerated arme' , ,amu.1ea flee.ifig , lilJR!j The Nomlnatin,: �mml&tee bead• beloW who ha ve tlcketa: from their bom• . The Return Jo nathan Melga I it pr opery ownera purchased il � race will J)ut more "weapons of et, Man11e r of Ohio Power C:Om� j ed by Fra nk Morrow of WeJlskut,, / The Ohio Dep■rtl'Dent o f High- of importa nce. Whenever pra cThe et,uncil agreed to pur- I annihila tion in t he band, of error CQter DAR will meet at the pany, Clyde Kt,tland, Pomero1; will re.port ita recommendatlons ft:llntall wu ..en� f_ro � . th� w a ys th ls week laid plans for next t.ical, the)' will be cleared and chase a tra iler from Russell prone human beiot::s. " bame of Mrs. Dwight MIihoan Way ne Foster, GalllPOl la; i..w- for offlcen fo r the comi n 1 Ytar. . ,'J.aina � Uli-!: . •�P.P1 1 I -------:Valley aod into �-dJe Ob10 !l_lday, at 2 p, m, Approved ren(:C Huber, .Gallipoli.I; Alva T. 1. An electtq,n - wW be held •t thla winter's sn ow and ice removal salted in that order d u ring s now Capeha rt. The trailer will haul operation,, hopina to repeat the storms or ci::eetlng spelh1. t he town ditch digger . Sdloot. day will be obser ved abd Grover, Chesh1u; M.ilet T, Epline, me eting. �NDERWENT SURGl:RY cou ncil Tenne&Re V•llv.l: Snow fell 1n Interstate Highwa ys m ore than / had previo usly borrowe d the Bel mda Stf't!le, daughter or Mr. the upper Great I:a'.tes and along Committee Chairmen will ma� ,ucce111 of lllt year'• Bare Roads Salta, Mc. .._. ben ffl asked to - J;iri ng at Gallipolis; JoaePh 2oo miles of which ..'. ere opened traile r for such w ort. . and Mn. R. M . Steele, Pomeroy I tbe Rockies. Le11hoille, O,lo., had · 11_,, one article of clothing to be Arthur; Homer E. Abel!, McArthur tbe h:: final report f or tfle e:urrent P olley. What ever the weather du r ing duri ng t he past spring and ,umP r es e nt fo r t h e me e ting . • -.Of to the DAR Ap_proved School.1 Gabe DeLong, Gal l ipoh•: Jim Mt• year, R o ule 3, underwent surgery sat- • five inche■ o f _uow w e re on the 1 · th e com ina mon ths, lhe Depart• mer, will add a n ew problem to M.11y o r W r ight, � Ki� puncan Sm i th and �ronnore j hokey, Pomeroy a nd Max Barber, R e c o r der Lottie u r day at _ c:;'� ildren_'s Hospital, I grou nd, t Reeervations are due by • p. m . . ment 'a 24-hour maintenan ce forces winter-time m a intenance th1s year. 13.oush and Co unci lmen RuaaelJ Akro n and 1s improving. She is a 1 o n Novembe Sijlool1 , i n the South. McArthur. �old air pu,hing mto the r 16. ___ ean asaure that Ohio 's highways Highwa)' Di rector E. ·s. Pre8ton Capehart, Wa l ter Werry, Ralph seco nd grade student st t�e Che• P lains slates from C anada drop-:-;, will he kept aafely open to traf• has placed these new free.ways War ner nad Earl Henry. ter School. Her address is Room. ped temperature, to 11 deJrees fie except dur ing the mo1t severe and their sprawling ln terchan,es May�r Olston Wrig�t, MJ19n , 403 C: Chil dren·, H ospit al, Akron, at Mlnol ' a� d Dicklnaon, N. D., ther conditions. wea the at o f t he p r iority hit . top proclaimed Monds)' night, Oct. I 8, Ohi o . · c and 13 at B1amarck early today, �'-"O An o utline of procedures and Thereafter are lis ted o t her fedprioritiea hH been circulated to eral highwa ys and major ata te ',j- .,..;;.� hl 1hw., m1 ln1eil, nee per,onoel r�ule,, followed by ,eeondory , In all sector• of the state. For- hiahways and local connectors . , mal l nspectlona of 111 ,now-reOperating pers on nel a nd equip- I • mo val equipment hln been lar1ement in ea�h o f t he State'• 12 · ly eo mp/etcd, a nd eieh m llnlon- field dlvi,;on s wi ll be grou ped ance garage 11 condbelln1 prai:- on a coun ty-by-cou nty bmns, as• 1 · • . . , rtiee runs to hmiliarize · CNIWI signed ahead o f tim e 'to ciiver The empl oyees at Philip Sporn j or grlla ter rf'ductlon in injury ated bf tile(, 'Central Operating J with It■ u,e. ' apeeific· stretches of highway. Pla nt ha�e wor�ed 1,000,000 man , frequency rate du ri ng 1�9 cs (Compaa1, 1t · New, Haven. Va , At the admin lstratlYe level, hours without a diaabling injury comJ'ared wi t h the preceedi ng The Cen\� � . I a ting Co mpany additi�n , t e de artment prior1Uu have been baued which � .In A. G. Mehlm an, plant manager three )' ears. They re�ei ed the ope ratea the v !l��� porn � . S Plant rink , all alate 'highway, i n order will maintain l uuaon wi t � the sta ted theae ho un were acf'umu- Vice Presidents At'cldt!j, nt Pre- ff»' the A� Po-...er Com­ niatlon '!Ing o f th e Highway lated over a two y ear period venti o n Award fro m the Appa la- .pany and the Dliio Pa�I, usmg a ir-gr�u nd contact Corn­ fro m Septe mber 18, 1958 to Octo- I chiau Power Com pan, for th e pany all pt ...... a.,.fower ,ubsld iarie.1 . during e�erge ncles and t,o pce- her 12, 1960 . best uc:ci d ent preventi on record of I.be Am�- �Jc Power Yent traffic �t oppages. For s_till _ _ . in t he ent ire Compa ny in the Compa'llly. � Pbtijp S�n Pla nt . greater ffflc,e ncy and lhobiht)', 1 '!�•s JS tbe . fm t ti me tha t Yt'lr J959. They a lso reeeiy ed a bu bun Jn ,,.....n ance N ovmost of the two- Phih p Sporn Plant em ployee.1 . department•, Certificat e of Me r it fr�m Philip r llMlt.'lJllfl � �(i\y ot e-Mbe way ra4lo un its •re belnc tram• hne aceumulated 1 ,�,qo@ man . Sporn, Presi d ent of the Amerl - 800,000 . will be tac:reued ferred .tr,,m autom obiles to trucka.. ho urs wi thout a d w bh� injury : Out of • total of approxima tely howe ver, they have re ttt ved sev- cant.s El ectric Po wer Com pa ny, for the latter pert pf tbl.■ 1'Nf .with ou tandin g achievement in accl· I tM addlt_... ., "- �, 2,000 11now clt!arance 1''10.000 Yehic1es eral a wud11 for safety in the dent preven t ion i n recognition of KW1' b.it 11111' la tllie n..l throu,hou,_t \he state . ri:ru,&hly 1,- pul. They rt:cei � ved the F.diaon working 500 000 man hours 70lt wUf be rad io equipped. bJ1 Ele<: tric with <if , dW·on� M lnsUtute l'IHNI ID reeo1- out geHntiDI{ , I d isabling 1njurv lhe lllllO w�thor ·..,..._ [· olllon of 1chlevem�t qt em• , ·, . cit, ti !lilt '" to ol 1 . -lo• llv• •WUJC, • � � , 4, IJi!! K� '1.11, Pl\i!Jp !iPJrn P�I iJI . • '> • •. � .. , .... .- - - N0 'fmmedi-ate Tax ◄ .we Can I �n io I ' �,,1J'•ifil'/ • ., _. I :.. " ••' '-'"/ ' ' ..l ....,.. ' ., Pomeroy-Mld�ppi:t, Ohio, ·- lnlltm ... Ceinh-■I Ohl•: Oc· Sltl•Mif ...... IIHf CMl•r tlkl.y . bfft _. _,., tonl9ht. Thu, .. .,. C� iMil Mell..- •Ith �OW• en. Hltfl .... 55-65, low tonlth t 0-t«J To Tu I_,_,. 0/ Tiu, Me�.Jt.,."" .4rea Two Ohio University Athletic Greats To Be Honored Saturday ! I ' 5 . N E PPAII NCT & K H �R DW A R E C O . • e n t1 n e NO. 166 I The high cost of operat ing Preston Ford Use d Ca r Lot at Pomeroy _hos been for obo:i s norma l . We a re deleting this large cost by closi ng the lot Md movi ng 0 our big warehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston otors, 1 nc, , Midd��p��;, 0 · --ngl s. fNtll�Y . NICIMTI ''GOD'S Uffl.J: ACRE" RobOrl A,i-.n - Aldo R.oy TIDII LoulH - aho. "All.YA LUCASTA " Eorlh.l Kilt � Da,ls, Jr, AIIO cartoon •J 1 Clinton Fisher Company Sol,, Why n o t l ay-away a new bh:yc l e now? By Ch rMmas i t 's p,aid and you don' t miss t he cash. Now we con better serve the buyer by offering Wholesale Prices ! Save hundreds of dol lars now! --- - --- TONIGHT .... WIDNIIDM' need paint Ibis year, ·btay II now ror next spring - 11vlnp far """"'' -y la lhebuk. was our largest wee� Small Depostt Down. Balance Before Christmas We hove rnovel:l to our Warehouse located at ' Preston Motors. 1• ' !.\ lsl�� tti\/e · l n dell'! week FOR YOU R CHRI STMAS BUY I NG I XI I u. Lay-Away Pla n ' I RED ROOF PAINT· $3,98 g al, ClQTtflNG CO. Use Our PUBLIC NOTIC E! and Mrs, JIUllel I e Fifth Grade: Mr. Kennedy"s Mn. Earl Davenpor t . Mrs. P,ul 'Ha ptonstall and Mrs. Gene Frent'h · Mn. Y o ungwert h'1 Six t h Gra de: IMra. Bert Bodlmer, Mrs. Wlltl■m Evenon . and 'Mrs. WiUiam Ault . Six t h Grade : Mrs. Haw le y's Mrs, Ke nnelh McElhi n ney, Mrs, , Avery Nelson and Mn. Robert ' Rawlings. M·r. Y ou ng'• Seventh Grade : Mra. Mllto n Hood , chairm an o f Col eman C entral, Mn. Bethel . 1nd Mr1. Mich ael Hackett . M r· E1c-hleman'• Seventh Grade: Mn , ·Kul Kloe1, Mr1. WIiii am j Lewi11 and Mrs. Cl are n ce L acey'. The boo ks which had been j bou1ht for the new High School ltbr, ry w ere pl aced on the sb,::e. ' Mr■. C a uam Hindy , Mrs. Bert Bodl m er a nd Mn. Edwin Baum11rdner we re named H chairmen tdr the football banquet which will be held on No v. 28. / The vialt of the M obile x-ray u nit which wlll be in Midd 1 eport oa November • and 5 at th111 Tri• Lu!lre C l eaners wa s a nnounced I during the evening. At th e close of the b usine111 aeuion M rs. Wesley Fry, ch ai r­ ma n of the pr oi r• m comfflilt ee In troduce d the apeaker tor the • e\·en ing. Follo w ln 1 th e prosra, m a cof. fee ho ur waa held in the cafeteria · with the hoap ltallty comm ittee headed by Mn. Lewi■ Sauer Jr., In ch arge of N!ltl'tl1bm ent1, I ' . .,1; • SMftff _ .· Stove! We a�ways n eed second hand stoves. 'trad e .to day! M11n and I $6.98 Trlde In Your Old ' VOL . ' • • I µepre•ented In Area • List COAL, GAS STOVES FLOOR FURNACES by TEMCO, Goqd for 20 Yeo rs Jtugby Sweciters I ALL 1960 COLO RS • . There la No Bett.!r! EV.E RYT HING I N . H EAT ING Flegular ,ffeeting I O·F OUR FALL PAIN T SALE • WALL PAINT . SHO P PIC KEN S FOR YO U R WI NT ER N EE. DS B,,ilder1 CWA1 Holds I FINAL WEE K Pl"9bu rp h Alkyd -- - ·Preston Motors • • FU RN IT U RE JUST II GALLON LEFT I I ' \,1,. Buy on E11y T•rm• A srn•II down P•Y"'•nt •nd only $ 1 .00 ptr d1y. ' The snemben and famUiet �f the Pomeroy Bend Cttizeru Rad io held a picnic Su nday afte11noon at the R ock Springs Grange Hall · Th ose attending w Mr. and Mrs Theo Neut:r.ling, ld dle port ; Mr . .ind Mr,. C a rl Hy J Mr. and Mrs. Haro ld Hyse l l an d son. Rutl and; Mr, a n d Mn. Da v" Goodwin M r. and Mrs. Harry Mll1er, Mr . a nd Mrs. V. D. Edward • and fa m­ i ly, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Shu!ler al l of Pomer oy and Ja m e• E, Jo hnMn, Maso n. C.WilLI,� were Darla _Ebersbach, Po me roy; lfi f'h.ael 8■JM , Ceredo W, Va.; Barbara B lat t , Terry Fur • li n ccs�n. Ch l e Y o 1on , •:d i::-· �. �l��'P a t��; :r Ro a n o e, va . ------- le were given by Ro bert Hagi:erty Laynu,n', Sunday Wm Kal l-lindy and Edison Baker . at The Ladiet Bible Clata of the wonhip �erv1ce t he IT'Orning 1 Hartrord Methodist Church h� l d Ob,erved At Church Sun d ay at the Mid d lepor t First ·,the ir re&ular month l y meeune Friday eYenJnc at t he home o f Using t he top ic . . Ttlis One liaptis1 Oiurch. Mrs. Thins I Do For Christ" sermonel · Mra. Em i l Knu:;hl witll Designa ted at Layma n 's Sund�Y 1 }Urry Gibbs 18 aa.aiatine h ostess. h,i: 1 layme n of the cln1rc � were m Nellie Mrs. , Grueser , De votio na l s in ch1r_ee of Mr�. Eliz.a.bet h service. Owen I Cba rlea Smith, follo wing a b usi­ McKnig ht, Mrs. Ar t hur W ayla nd charge of ttJe entire ated in the rticip a n also p Rratto Bess n ess se1sion . Games were enj oy­ Mrs. Jennie Sto ne, Mr!. Sm1 tb, Mrs. M argaret Freem an, sen· ice. ed with Mrs. Marg aret Freeman L o. Diles was in charge of , Mn. Sue Ke l l . Mrs. !Jelen Gibbs, an d Mra. Jennie Stone, l eaders. · opening ��rvice for t he even­ the her t Es Concluding lhe evening, re• Mrs. Sara h Gi b b.&, Misses mg worshi p service at 7:3� _ fre,ah mcnts were served to Mrs. · McKnig ht a nd Helen Riffle. '.....- --- - . · I ful slH • Sunday A lt-ernoon I ft BJ LUCILLI HAWKlf◄I I INCLUDIIIG A Fri9ldalre Rtfri..,_tor • People I 559500 ' I e S.-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy - Middleport, 0 , Oct. 18, 1 960 · Reid Friday S pecial n umbers wt. �e presen t 1 h e Bui lders Cl�as o f t he Sy raed by the In termed ia t e Ban d cusc Melhodiat Chu r eh he ld th ei r un d er the direction �l Eugen e and :w1rs. Elias Sti l es :egu l ar me eting al t he church o n Mr. an d Sears. They played , Ea sy .�tep . Mr and Mrs Oris Ginther altcndcd )c t ober t. Devo ti o ns were led by h 0 d C March " "A ora le an ur I Jennie Manuel . Boys "Will Shine To nigh t " . The Lhe Lancas ter fa ir Saturda�. Mr. a�d Mrs. Norm an Fisher o f I pl ayed " A Germ a n ensemble Fo ll owi ng the Qwint!s session Senecanl le s pent t he week end w Jlz" I socia l time wu enjoyed a nd game ea. r t_he a n I ives t a l re }0I I owi·ng th e r�epor ts of the wilh ru-lzcs we�wo n bv� -Lind a Neig ler, Mrs. Wil l iam Fishe r let t Su n - rsecreta ry and t . e11u re r, Mrs. J n ie M anuel and Nancy P arker. u with le l George H acke�!. Jr., gave _t he r_e- d a for visit i n Sene cavi Ref reshm ent11 were sel'V!d bY 1 Exe cutive Con1m1t · '!,,l / and �rs. N orm a n Fisher. the hostess, Mary Lou Cundiff to · Po't Or the · Carrol l Tutoni and tee meet i ng a nillt �ee k and an- I. Mr� and Mr11. th o se na111ed and Pat ty Winebren- · . rd o f Ra nou nced t he . fol l owina Room Mo• Mr. nd Mrs Frank Teafo ci ne visited Sa t urday evening with ner , Li nda Sto w e , Lli'lda Eichinger then for this yea r. and the teacher , Mn,. Jean Duerr. Kind�ri::: arten: Mrs. George � a l- � r a. nd Mr Elmer B a iley. - --and Battey Elmer ��rs d las c!infrma n Mrs. Lee Smith. · M r. an ' · • �re F ran kl in dau g hter, Sa ndra, of Dar wm 8 :f n D�dsl Mrs I -a n d Mrs. Car11 Tri P1c1t � r)i. R icliard Vaugh. a n :i1�u;:ar:::_1 R��i�;: an d Mrs. �i.:� c c.ol r man . _ Mrs. El mer Bai l ey and d augh t er . Mrs. Ma,..1_: f First 0r_ade. Mrs: n, visi t ed Saturday in Ra<' ine Sharo Wal t er l larr!s, Mrs. �1l l 111m Evani; Mr. an d Mrs. Otis B a iley. They with an d Mrs. Richard Gress. went to see the Bailey,• lnfanl . Mrs. Carpe nte1•'.s First Grade: 1 daughter, Lois Marie. For Mrs. Angus Howard, Mrs. Roger I Mr. ao d Mrs. Da n11 Brick l es and lays Phil l ipa and Mrs. George Nlci n- son Jeas e an d Flo yd Brickles vlsl tk ed SaLurd a y wi t h Mr. a nd Mrs. Earl Allea,wo, t h'• Seco od Brickles Mr. an d Mn. Da)'ton We ll of Fultz, Mrs. Grade Mrs, John We nde l Bunce a nd M rs. Ch arl es M ansfield were Sunda y guest.I of �lddlitpc,rt, • o , blo A. Bradbu ry. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl B rickles. j '":""'= Mn. Rupe's Sec on d Gr ade: Mrs . · Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Keller, Jllr. Do na ld Mi l ls, chairman, E l em!f!n· and Mre. R oger Keller, Floyd Web- 1 er M rs. Olive Ingraham Jnd Mr . t ary building, Mrs, Ted Riley an d ' ;n L,n, ' an u Mr,. P,ut Orr wece Mrs. Ro bert Mill,. fair. the attend to da y Satur Mrs. Picken's Thir d Grade: cuter Mrs. Allen Hampto n spent last Mrs. Paul Disney, Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Edna_ week ln Colum bus and aUe nded the and Cu n ningham Ohio Ba p tist Ge nera l Auoclatlon i,·rcnch. Mrs, Sherm a n's Thir d Gra d e as a del egate of Nao m i Bapll st C.hureh. Whtie the re she was the Mrs. William Warner. Mrs . Willhouse guest of her sister and bro• w,llers and Mrs. Carr o l l iam ther-in-la w, Mr, an d Mrs. Leon TaSw anaon. tum. MiH Hawl ey 's ro urt h Grade: M rs. John Krawsc:r.yn, Mrs. Wi l liam Sl at er an d Mrs. Joe Wi l son . Mr. Hultord't Fift h Grad e: Mn. J (Juptial Con�ention Well 1John Lyo ns, Mn. Mary E. tilnd y ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR '• Citizen's Radio Club Holds Picnic Mainly About sed the hope lhat a program would be tel U p in the near fu , lure m ■II Meigs County Schools lo lest t he ears o f chi l d ren. He also. ment io ned the au d iom tei: wh lt h has been reeent ly purei .a s ed by the Mel&s Coun t y Crip pled Children ' s Society suggest ing tha t · anyone who wished to l ea rn to use it cou l d go to lhe Cou n ty l Healt� office where it wo ul d be lo t�em _ eKplamed Diles spoke h.e , Before M� introd uced his pare_nls. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Midd l eport, and_ his wife o f A_t hens, to t �e grou p. ,1 .. s poke br1_efly of his work . Since gra d � ahon . Th e busme!� meeting, which was C"'"ne d wi t h prayer by Rev. d uc w n �; :�: : .....�����: �� a�f;s !�� Bradhtir y. Dad'a Nigh t was held , with . each father being counte d I wa � tw l('e fl"lr ! ht' han nf'r wh"Ch , a� a ded Mrs Youngwerth 5 1 sixt� gra e. I La.tiff Bible cia.. ,, _--� .. .•"!d I I 000 OOO Man Hours CompIeted w·Ith.out . · At phiJlip Sp orn PJant At N. ew ' Haven I IDJury w. ir-x , lw1 1 J ,,. I ,.;p j )/ , lf , nl•- ..r, , ,. --w �r:, ,. . J1f � -.,, '£,'" �· " �'" "' � · °"'" eN!"'!!""' ,� , ·:."' .. � t ' ' • I ' [: • i ; i �. .. ' . -, ---.::-::==== I-Dally :lentine l. Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0 , Oct 19, 1 000 -� - & Mason '"· ISVen ' ' ts ; I I f 11 :: ••. .. - ' {'0{) \\' ,\I\Tl 'E STl:'R YE l R t I I t =· ' l·= { ,. ' � I• Shank Half lb, 49( . RNCly-To-Eat, 9-1 1 lb1. lat Thru 4th . RIIR 1b. • �nd C & 6th. lb. 6 half quart BotN Ca'rton lb Rill, 1-111. ' I I I I I I I .. :,J.1•teed Baeon s......r,i1, __ _.: ,··1,tr,ihi· · �t49c . Sliced !!aeon ::d Bnn<I -'5 aanq\l•t, Ctllek1n, • P -,., •1·1111 Meat 1es a,.; or Turk,y 1 It's National Apple WMk At A&P PLUMBING & BEATING Phone WY-:Z.2550 Mldcll.,_rt APPLES Fancy Ohl• ltayn,on *'--- . ll"tH, . , . 0.lcltll 10 • Lb. .. � ,. " . .,,, Jlogul1J . ' A4P lramt . . . '· Hon, ' ,',\ �In• . . . Condensed C Chunk ,. �� MANY OTHER Tempting Meals Are Yours <l WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try Us Soon CI RCLE'S Restaurant ' I Phone WY-2-3973 %18 E, Main Pomeroy - 6 A.M. io 10 P.M. Dilly ----- .,c.,..•, •2 · . .• 5 8 9c ,S� ' $ 16-oz. cans 1111\. . . .., ' ' I ,. ... ....... BECKY'S M I D·DLEPO RT MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ·•i . � --, :.;,.,."�:·••'• ..... �, .i ' ,IC�-.... •,,t,.�� ' . . 1,-� . . E.win's Gulf Service Phone WY-2-3914 · , . Corner 2nd &. Rutland Sn. Mickll•port, Ohio · q t. ·bt11. ! I I I BIRTH ANNOUNC ED Mr. a nd Mrs . Otia Bailey of Racine are an nounci ng the birth of a da ughter, Lois Marie at the Mason Clir1ic, Oclober 5. i Grandparenlll ue Curma n Bail• Py and Mr. a nd Mrs, Foreat BaUey o1 Racine. The Baileys alao have 1 a son Terry Joe. � I • > ,.. �:.:'f.J:.��� •1 · 37th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL MAW 'N' PAW COFFEE MUGS Lat11..• '1,79 Warm Knit LEATHER PALM DRIVING G LO V E S Warm, good looking knit w o o l clovea wilh soft leather palms _ _ _ Ideal for driving .bu t suitable t o wear any time, all 1faes tor women _ _ Save 42% . 39� Large 18 oz. Mugs, each with a dJfferent cartoon a nd humorous "-gag saying''. Pra ctieal ---� and fun, tool 37th ANNIV ERSARY SPliCl�L S H I RTS 77� of l2 . . .1 c... tf l4 :m· I I cells ' 37� ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 3 *1·99 I I - 37th ANNIYEilS.UY SPICIAL - Women'• Regular '8,95 WARM LINED POP� OutatandlRg e,r coa t , valuea, Beautiful plaid J1attems with corduroy trimm�d eollars. At, aorted colon. Wann lined -t.'or cold wiqter �� · , daya. Sizes 10 to 18. • Sa ve 21% . BURTON- DIXI E'S "Versatlle HI-Lo� 11:00 �� · S ) ,99 TRUNDLE BED R09Ulor 1>;1,,. 35c-SAVE 41c �t only Flexible Burton-Dixie design a..uree a 3-way 1 J)erfonnanoe. Converts· with ease into bed of your choioe, ( l ) Single bed with on� mattress stored underneath, (2) Full-size twin bediJ. (3) Full-length double bed, Excellent for f8miliee with teenagen. \ '• ,· ·' ' Modem convertibility gi._ you I comfy, extra bed that's ideal whenever a friend 11ta,, · (Jverlq�ht. Perfect for slumber parties. · 1 1tludes two, q�ality wear.resiJltant ma'tfat-, es (231 coils) With bf'ige Western pattern. x­ tra strong steel frames, sturdy link fal .-ic springs, ' solid hardwood ends. Really tho great.est! . JZ S�T and PEPPEi Mill IN WALNUT & BRASS $1.00 Walnut finish hardwoOd ,Salt Shaker · and Pepper Mill. · . . De<!orator tJpe throw rup for every room in the house. 12 pretty colors in sculptured deal,gn _ _ , no n-skid rub­ bortzed bl<k - -• You aave 38%. 37th ANNl..llrjl'i, SPICIAL $19;95 SINGLE . EA• 'c�4 ,AUTOMATIC '"• Electric Blankets e. PASTEL COLORS s1 eep w.i,;, th!, winter "'1thwl we ht, These beautiflll ""pastel tic eledric bla nkets are . � , bt.,,� value·s to be found_ ny-ffbere. Every o ne fir,!"- qUa-lity', with 1lng1e control II P,ar8n• teed for o,ne yeu aga insl factory · . btd '11,e,' Save M: de(ect. llil) ' . EA BEG. %le TURKISH FINGER TIP TOWELS Aawted Colon SCA R FS 33c With Wood Baoe $1 .00 EACH Heavy east aluminum steak plate on hard wood base. Serve 'em hot.. ... Fine quality Imported ,ilk blend acarta _ _ -- 1)rinted pattema, lize 33 • 33. You wiU want eeyeral _ _ Sa ve �- . 14c,: «th 28c to 35c. Plain color er tip turltish towels, with t'lldl. Can non quali ty. IA.CH ll'INE QUALITY 81-INCB BLEACHED SH EETI NG SeamlOII Ban-Lon 74c NEW NOVELTY STYLE SWEATER S -�IJ\· Ge nuine Ban-Lon swea tera i n the best fall colors , popul ar app.over styles, plain and with i;iovelty trims - - stzes 34 to 40. Save 33% on these fine sweaters. Y.UD ne bleaehed quilt sheetif& fall 81 incha wide, wi,hoot • Ham; erlra 110ft finiatl. ' �- s He ,\. B, C COMON BOB NAIL Bed Spreads ::�··".:i :� s1 se Tan, White, Green Full ·bed sue cotton 99c . EACH free hob nailB. Plain white and beautiful paatel colors , fring� ed. Save 33% on bed spreads. Wa&htble plaalic finish win• dow shades, in white, tan or green, Regula r $1.59 valuea . -• EA. 37th ANNIVERSARY- IPICIAL ' ' djlllltable ltnps, fine �ir� 1titcbed cups. Fine cotton fati­ e Sita 32 to 42. A-B-C. ■ACH son, ABSORBENT GEN'UINE .BlllDSEYE DIAPERS ,:,i 1bourbent -ltine B!nll, eye dllpen. :m,:rr, llanmed, dy for u■o. . - S.q lfowt ' l' 8l>ft DCIDN - .....IVHIAIIY SALi LADIES' uo: ,1;ta - PL.UN S H I RT S COLO& C:OT!TON s1 .00 EA. Clqts 39c Full Bed She $!c9t VYNOCEL WINDOW Fine quaHly suede fl■nnel sport ahirts in a bJo· v,r;,ty o! faney pbld patterns and colors. Sizea: ernall. medium Hd large. You can aave 50% now! B RA S 37th ANNI\IIRIAlY SPECIAi.' 38x8 WASHABLE .. 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FUl,L FASHION SHEER Riiiul•r 'fo,lco 29c-SAVE 49c '1 �6 ..... c.. s 5 .J •1 12 s1 .00 TRIPLE JAM or RELISH DISH Qoyo' ,1,59 Quallly Fancy C01TON- FLANNEL PLAID Cotton suede fla nnel shirts in a ,good choice of P\a!d ,. p1t• ·terns Ind col­ ors. Warm sport st'yles for ,c:hool -wear. Sbes 616. Save 30% . Corduroys PAIR Fine count, fast color broad-­ doth in a -wide choice or pat­ terns, Coat style pajamu that fit better, wear !oncer. EA. 77,. PI ' LLOWS PLAIN PIN WALE Shes: A, B, C, D .00 fully made for perfect N In air.el _ _ _ Small, medium and large , Save 66% during our Anni· �ersary. JUMBO "RESTEI:" , J'EA111ER BED ■ Pajamas D U S T '' S Fine fast color em.- :17th ANNIYl SAIY SPECIAL lleplar ,1.oe Quality MEN'S FINE BROADCLOTH Prlnted Women'• $2,t9 'Jl EMBOSSED iRN Regular lirlce. 47c-S4VE 55c '. 46-oL • ' 9 8 STARTS THURSDAy· ·9 AM. 37th ANNIYIRSAR·Y SPECIAL , .1 4 • : -; �, . , . , 9 7 19c [)18 15½) . I 5 .33 ltio�I•� lo�1c'et14�-SAVE 67c Slim (or • 5 I Gauge, 15 Denler - 79c -.,.9, 3 s4.1 � 79c : � 1 A&P Peaches .. • .4 F,:Mt16nll . . . Hal•" or 20 assorted I R.,ular Prlco 2/49c-SAVE 55c 6 p Sou m roo ush ·M -\♦ Pin ea pp le • • • • 3 20i.... s1.o1 I' , . . Si,...i,or FOR BOYS colors. Sizes to STIFFLER'S - Southern Ohio's Bigge,t· . irthday A GREAT 9 DAY sAlEr Th R11iul1r llrlca 21c-SAVE 31c 1 1 -0L ' Flannel Shirts Brand names in Prl� 2/25��4'i'l,!i,) Sc p,r, d.,o can, l!�n!L . !; s 5 ., 9 ,, • Sweet Polatc,ei·.,--- . 4 . I s5.9 9 �·i: I l I s 3 .1 s of24 my and Bobby lleC!ure. 4.L pot luck dlnner wat held th , ,hu,eh by lh, Lov o ,Joy CI,de p,_din1 their meelln1, D,n , Hamm """ th• th, m , ,, "M igion field of the Church for the devotional period The chairma n M n. Edi.on �•er wa& In charee of the eve nin1 and Ml'!I. Charlea Bennett. White Cro , · chalrm� n reported to the I grou p of the1r quota . �he a:roup pla n ned to 1en� supphes to the Ma ther School m November a.od 1 thc �v voted to brin• used clolhin1 � be sent to the Campbell Chr111an Ce nter and B acone Colle11e . Mrs To ny Fowler project cha l r�a n reported 00 ihe Secret ·. ' Plaee project and d111tuned pJ■n.'I ! to take clothing to a needy f am IIy. MrII. Fow1er was aIIO in charge of the progra� a nd presented one on . Love Girt entitled "Care a nd Sha re" She w111 assh,ted by Mrs. Ben nett and Mrs. Fra nk 1 Cheesebrew. i Other s attending were Mrs. , Joe Wilson, Mrs. Charles Lewie, J Miu Sylvia McMa1;ter, Mra, Ber• Ih a Archer, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, Mrs . Joh n Ka uff, Mrs. Morah I Leo n ard, Mn. J illian M.eGh ee, Mra. Lawre nce Bin,, Mrs. C. J. Rhodek and Mrs . 1'homas Pulli n ' who was a guest tor the e11enin,, After the busineas meeting the grou p made roll bandages for , their White Cross work. ' The Dorcas Clr.ele met at the home · of Mrs. Allen Hughes for their meeting and Mrs. Max Orn- [ dor£f w.113 in �harge of the devotio na and chose for her scripture, , John 14. Mrs. Rithard Owen, cha irman, conducted the bu s iness meeti n g when plans were made to prepare a ba sket of food this week for a needy family. Members are to take their items to the home of f!ith.cr Mrs. J ohn Seines or Mrs. 1 I sabel Winebrenner for the bas­ ket. A report on vis itation t" ,huti ns wa s given and pl ans m ade to 1 fi l l the White Cross quota. A 1 letter of tha nks for birthday re- , membrancea 11ent to Rev. a nd Mrs. 'v �r non Brooks, s pecial interest i missionaries w as read. . A program from the Missions Magazi nes was preaented by Mrs. 1 Milton Hood . The next meeting will 1,e ·held . at the home of Mrs. Sei nes with ! Mr.11. D avid Sneller as co-hos tess, I Following the close of pie meeting a dessert course w as served to those already mentioned and Mrs. Gerald A nthony, Mrs. . Fra nces Besrhs , Mtli, W. A. G!�� � �Pa u � Smart . I Delicious! I You Save - - - - - - - - -: -I l. . Yellow O�i�11t::!�-'-10 �-� Upper Ten Onltl • -. Sun,_t . . . Pure A&P lrond . .lll � t 91,it Thin Slicod · With The Pui'thaae of s1.oo =• .4 il'� lrand Beef Stea ks . �l..h,0-�,..u -- k ilt Skinless Sausagt :;;:,.,••, __ ilf4'Jc - - -1 FRII IST!MATES Regular P'.i.., 2/SSc-SAVE 61c per Cl■- Oc■an Spr■v . . . Strained or Whole "SUPER- RIGHT"-WlLL TRIMMED ., WORTH ' 'i;ril P�as • • • • 8 '"i';'..., -Ay 5� ·' Full Small End THIS COUPON Cling . . . HolvH or Slices l·o na cPeaches • .. t , A&P Super Rltht . . 100% Pur. LHn IHf 6 half quarts SEE US FOR RegularPrico 2153c-'-SAVE 37c �•• cos• o ,s1:o �::· Fruit Cocktail . • .4 Super-Right . , . Ovtn IHdy, 6-9 Lbs. COUPON cons Del Monte . . . Diced Fruit Cooked ' GAS FURNACE Regular Price 2/29c-5AVE 33c per c... 16-oz. ,. Butt Half . 55c lb. •... for a B/QfJER, /Jstt1r /litI ·- To Replace That Old Furaaee '-'1th- A New Amertean Standard s4.13 cue charee ot the program .rter which the ho1te11e1 1erved pie ■nd coffee rrom the refre1hment table which waa centered with I an a�rangement of fall ,flowen. t Flowers were u&ed throughout the I Soudeu home for the meeting. Others attending werl! Mrs. H R0 P JI n Jd Cha M . M•,ro on, M"' , · "ci', ,� s. Da na "n' am11','· r , Mrs. ence Cla r k , Mra . Joe Turner L. D. Diles, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. c· H · w ise J r., and the !111 · ow,· ng guesb Steve Bratton, Mn, . Fran• ces Yo ung Mrs Willis Anthon y and Mrs. Nell Ford · . . �u�ing t_he me� tms of the Pr1sc1lla Cirde which was held al the home of Mrs. , Hershel McClure a report was give n of the recent visitation to the 1 County Home, an d plans weremade to vi s it there aga in early in December. Mn. H arold Thomas, cha irman, was in charge of the meeting. Devotions were given by Miss Freddie Houdashelt and Mrs. Thom as presented the program or th e eve ning. 1 Plans were made for making gowna to be take n to the meeting of the Met,s Coun ty Council of Church Women when they meet ln No11ember. Plans were a lso I made to remember i member who is hospitalized. Mrs, Donald Boone was a guest at the meeting. ; Othen prese nt were Mrs. Harold Ka ull, Mrs. Gene Coleman, Teresa and Timmy Thom as and Jim- I Regular Price 2/39c-SAVE 55c per C,se of 24 -- - · I '' c... 19, 1960-3 ....!...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ' SMOK ED HAM S Green Be<1ns . • • • 4 Cranberries • • • • 4 Ground Beef ---2 • • • • Juice Prune Can ned Ham _____ 69c Fresh Turkeys ____ 49c Tom ato Juice • • .4 "'� • • • •5 Sauce e pl Ap · T S A RO ' BEE F RIB s.. 7 9 Sth"-rt• Gra pefruit • • • • :. _ __ __ _ WllllS ANTHONY Standard Quality �� :i c· _ __ White Croa■ quotas were di.. I CU'8ed and pl1n1 were made to work on project& when the Min• ionary Clrf!lea or the First Baplilt Church, Middleport. met Tuesday e'o'e n ing for their meet- I Inga. , Mrs. James Souders en tertai n• I . ed the Electa C1rcle at her home with Mrs. Lester Boice asaisting _ . ' . M r Owen 8 r■tton, chairm an , r wu n charg e of the meeting and 1 M r,. Harry 8oudashelt had the dev otionals · l, Plana were made to prepare a Thanksgiving ba sket for a needy famlly_ The group decided to make bandages at their next I m eeting · Mr,. E. L. Hughe in ,---------::aaaaa •-w ;;.' ::';....;;;, : Time . · 6 9< Oct. . " . . MISSIOnary lfCIes Of F'lfSf BapflSf ""· Cn.Lurch o·ISCUS Wh' . ,te Cross Quotas -it Del Monte Corn 4 ' c 9 Iona Tomatoes 6 7 y�; f Put Yoicl' Tri.� ·:, In A&P "Snper•Blght" Meats handy carton serves 18 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., __ _ . c1ns , II Uppar lO · Mr . a nd Mn . R1r t11ml llov an er or Midd le{lorl are an n ounc mg lht' birtti, of t. lpP Richa rd Torld al Holle r Hdt\>\t�l H'e was born . at Jl,h J : 03 Tue�ilf ailernoon a n d wE'i ed rive iroUtltb and ten ourn:es. ha�·e a duu .1; h­ The U'.f_6v�\�rf.�l10 1 Dfonb. l)lr�a ter, Mr. and Mrs. at-, n�N'ft\'a leport and Midd bo, Stum ord Cliff Hov 11tter of Columbu s Cl yde and Mrs. _ Mildred Folden of Lau • re lville. A Jo'rie nd" followed �Y pra)'er by lrenC' Juslis . Clara Willi:.lms gave a readini "God's Hand Marl:" and Mr s . Hanolo n re a d' the scripture. 0f Ima Johnso'n read "The _Price Jes '1J • Mr. �'nd ?&rs. Ollie .H i n dY Stum­ 'R. N ' . Mr5. and Middlepoi:\ Paid" a nd lsabelle •BroWn; "The · bo, CharlestOn, are 1feilt gnmd· Pricf' the Apo stles Paid/ paren t■ to the childr en. Irene Justis and Dora VanMeter sane "How Great Thou Art." A Mrs . Mack Gee, Ffed Schroeder, readi n g "Take' Time" by N ancy iiam R ardiri, Gilmer Dorsey, Van Meter preceded the dosing Will , ph Bowm an , �re n Wilson, Jose song, "Take Time to be- Holy . . W· Jr., Mn. R. Bert Smith , Al­ C. Refrestlments Were served to Proffitt and eon: Mrs. H. Mrs . H•m olon, Clara Williams, Nan­ len a nd daughter; Mrs. Gertrude cy Vanilfeter, Alma Johnson, Isa ­ Vance, Mrs . E. C. Meaige. belle- Brown, Irene Justis, Dora and Mrs. Births October 17 Mr . Van Meter with Lucille Harrison . son a , art Let Earl Edwards, and t:aure ne Lewi� as ho stesses . 17-oz. - 16 oz. Discharges October ) 7 : Mrs. Carl Marl i n, Mrs. Robert Bobo, William Ru ssell, Mbs Mary " First, Mrs. William Brown, Ralph Ross, Mrs. Ja mes Guinther, Dewey Gay, Whol• Kernel Golden Y.ilow ,I, H� vatters A n 11ou1 1 cf' Birt/, 0/ A Son Stock Up . . . BIG Sdvin gs • . . Buy 'Em By The Case I • HOLZER HOSPITAL Ad111,issions Oct. 1 7 Jack Platter L'heshlr<': Miss Paula Comer, Mid­ dleport: Mrs . Milo Hutchinson, Zeigler, Rutl a nd: Mrs. Charles Che s ter; Mrs. John Hun n ell, Pom­ eroy, ·•---Here It Is Aoalnl .-; th'e Sble That n.t1ltv Housewives Wait for- : .;: • :: .. ...... D of � Mem ' bers A f JOOF H II -w.,n�, ;erey, Monday Evening :: r:• • ·I � --------------- ------- ------ The Tuppe,s Plains s,•hool Boos t ers � r e s11ensorin g a Ha�lowee n l s carnival wt �e Tuppers Plaine Ele• n s 1, 1J J n o · ht . o t men tary Sc ool on M onda y n1g nt:U) 1 n. QYt · _ � 1 I LP p e n · g ._, · Fnd w ' • ev eni n e · JUI � 11 -.,- evening ho norm at 7 : 30 p . m. ,... October 24, ginmng Durlng the social hour re fre s h• Van Vran1t en <Barba TJ Wilson). \ ..J ' fl.; ;,I /\ menls were served to �rs. Nora The program opened with '·What The ornival. under the d1ret"· i,::uests on, s Wil Hiu:el n a Mn. Rice !I d a d lna Mrs. Games were plaved · 1on or Carnival ch a irman . � BY Uni·1-' I.. the everlhig i n d Mrs. Spencer, her a card t o �06 Sixth St., Mo n eso:v preu In Ie rn•tt on• I , assa r , will offer the following, won by Mrs . E. E. Br)'I t S. for sen, Pa. Meda Gib bs was reported s: J o hn Werry and Mrs. � C�l. Mni. Kennedy, M.rs. Grace W haley . Toda \' is Wednesd ay, Qt"t, 19 JLlSt a few of the many �t·11rat"tion ill a nd II round robin card qlute ti11ll pi ch, pe n ny The door prize was won · MI'S . Mrs, bolly · � ayes, Mrs, Nellie was se nt her. Mrs . Lillia n Steiff the 29Jrd da)· or the yeur with h_b h pond, baelle1 p t t c·h, UJzaar booth . c_o untry store, Bevin Burd e tte . "' Brown, \L 1rtha Orr, a nd !'drs. Ruth tha n ked the council ror the card 7:J m o rt' , n 1960_ es, k s surp p booth , wer l n a i it s f !. n g � C' <1_.1:! The moon is approach Mrs Moore. 1 �uu � . l se nt her at the death of her bro-�--The guest l Ls \ i nr lude 1r s1and_s, boo k store, � le . ve I ph.ase. new ther, J ames Lewis. Pla ns tor the " C II vin u e ' M 11111 0 een n rd tl B � � rhe kitchC'n will De ope n . s�rv i ng . an n1 versaey c'fi!lner o n 1'1ovember .ssell I sandwiches , cake, pie a nd bever• iss Carla W1l11on, Mn The m or�i ng star Is Mars . I 21 -:111 be made at the next The e \' em ng s tars 11 re Ve nu ,, ages W qton, M'rs Dal, c,rf , Mn Jerry ,.._. Q meeting. · , • Jupit er a n d Saturn . I M urp y, Mra. Cflarte� f.!'let ' I � The Boo.dcr organization under D1yf, On thi s day rn history: i 1j: JlrY a t M e M�� In ! B l ·} , the Star Spa n gleti Lhe leadership or Presiden l Geor :��,1�1l�\. � �Ohn I Edtt1��:�:���ati15tJ:tr �e�:�;, , B anner wa_s sung in Balti more for li: 1 3 Barne � 1._,Yire Pr�siden, t Lesle, J 'R �fic11:ler, ;M�s. Traqy Whale) Theodor�s Council Da ughters I to nceni-ln.l t�e B�ster mteti n g . H a wk • sccrc 1ary- reas urer Ind Mrs. Bliss .nu Wilson t tw first t ime. of Amencl met Monday evening tQ be 'held in 'l'uppers l'l,lfns on . R use c J rr, use . the money e arned . • at the Jt10F Hall with Winona ... w�-,nesd•y, Novdmber 2. 'liie traJ n 1 936 a round the world air1 n b 1 S iJ 1 i;, to pur a � � : �, � � �ook, a ssociate count"ilor, presid- "��Ing'. prize d�llf�ed by �elsia p lane race be tween three news- fro� u �th prurct � : m n e J I ems or h e elem e a� ltte�1 :!re• ::s. .i M 1ng. :Bo9�D; wa.s aWaroed lo Lucille 8. paper reporters e nde d when H. R. : n , M s . Willard Boyflr Mfl!L. Eds<: o ul . awkins . Ekins of the New York World ' Wea,e, H r Ethel Grueser was reported ill The public ts i n viterl to attend !IO rd Wells·� Ii'r,. Wlllla m Tell-grc1m fl<'W into Lakehurst fl:te flext meeuMt Will be NovJohn,) in the hospital and flow e rs were after covering 25,600 miles in 18 th e carnival and bring lhe family ts. D4Tf�ta Colllqs, Mri.: sent her: to end s Members Mc-Fh-111.nd, can John 11,rti. einber ltld 7. t:uler hm. Halloween . days, 1 1 hours, 14 minutes a n d forian eveni ng of :33 seconds. He nosed out Doro­ ' . l hy Kilgallen and Leon Kier n an. In 1 944 Marlon Brand o made his Ne w York stage de but in '"J Rememb er Ma ma." • I•. . ' ' '• • In 1 9�3 Arthur Godfrey fired si n ger .Julius La Rosa for s how• g .1• n h is " word s a "lac-k af humi � ; I , Y- , The Almanw:, .......:.../ e..• - .. _,.. F.n1e,u,ins C"'" Clu� ", �1 ' '§ . .. Good Will Class l 4 1 l'u n, in g, Ho rn e 1 1'ue/d M. ee t1n' g O n M". Durwud Cu mm l n�• '"'' ;.' :'H r c rd club a " F. rid ay Eve ni n g '""'"' o :.;:: �;� � j will Clas met in t he The Good ,.. Mrs Haney Vs.nVra ken a Lettie wo e I Mn Pr b)' " r ' of the -ME Chun· h on room "llll s ·., I s h wer lt · 's · to a briua · ess hos ':: ;:/ 1I J e Ken. _... , .. Mrs. Van Vrank en HO/dS 8fl'da / Shower Saturday ,. Sponsor Halloween f L - - I, Party For SCnOO , �r 19 " h '"" m "t. Herm ,n \ 'B Ch"r<' _., wlU hold a rev ival t o nig:h! through ,tae aotb. Re,· . Robert Hlauw ol • � City is lhl' e� a ni;e\Js t. ftere Will be a joint msl J l Liuun 1 1111' bf.ft� 9f Racinf' and t;rl'a! . -� �,.. at the Racine Gtilni; e Rall 01:ier 19 at 8 p m P11 1 l ud; . enIa w1·11 bt. served• October 1 9 . Po•eroy Ben� Grangt' will e � :; retuJJr �ssion . � e�11 ri5da �.. h • fa!u;1·il0��� 1� Ahnn/ a p w ·��1r refri!lhments. ' October 1 9 • �,,_ Jled Cross Board will m<'el · · �ober ti 1l 7 :45 p. m. at the r \iaith office i n Pomeroy Ocober T� n, Middleport LlterJry rluh wm tneet Wed nesday al 2 Jl m. al tle..bcim\; of Mrs. He n ry Null . ., Tibere fMII be a meeting of the Middleport Little League .a l 7 ,,... .f'-1 fh. Wednl!sday e ven ing at !he .,,.�OIW tliD, " \f.,, C,.10IN r 20 ,.. ...__ , , _. � Senior Mother!i C lub o r M'd , 1 · y 'l'lwrsrla his I me-el will t . �4\h20, • fl�llt¥ a t the high school cafe : , � '\t '1:30. All mothe r� or Sen• Thought for toda y .Justice Olilhe ver Wend el l Holm es Jr., said: JOJJ::- are reque strd lo allrml . meeting. " Lif(' is an end in itself, and 1he Octobe r 20 ,. \ imly que stio n as to whether it ill . tBethel No. H2 of thr J nternal i u_n • wo rth J ivi n g is wh ether you have 1-l Order of Job ' s ll a u�hters will J enough. of it." have l nspeeli on Th u rsda)' at 7 ·30 I --- -· ·--- -· ·- ---NAMES OMITT E D P:, m . al th11 Pomeroy M asonit· Tem- j The names of Mr. and Mrs . Jed jte. All pa:renls , Easter n Stars and Wf'hster a nd so n of Pome roy were }lnona are invited to al\cn d. uninh!nlion ally omitted from th o se October 2:0 The P1&t Offil-ers u f the Rari n e attendi n g the Pomeroy Bend Citi· <ilapler 134, OES, will mtiet al t h e zen s Haclio Club picnic �h:ich wall hs,ine of Mrs. Edward Simpson h.eld Sunday at Rock Spri ngs. Thursday cv e ninR , Or-tohcr :W. t he dn�rch- at 7 : 30. October 20 The .Jolly Bu n ch Sewing Club ' mrrt will TIie Sugar Hun P TA meet at the home of Mallie will ThUT1day, Ocloher 20 al 7 : 30 1' · Friday evening, o l' t . 2 1 at ush, El s !hi� i m . at the ,;chool. Sinc e 7 : :m II will be a H a lloween party PTA memberahip monlt. an appro• ;mrl 11 1 1 me mbe rs are asked to prlite- 1kll will be presenled . come mu sked. October :n Octobe r 28 first the of The Busy Bee Class Th e re will be a soup supper a n d I Baptist Church, Mirldlf!po rt, will ,nee� Thur11doy f!vening 111 7:30 l h1llowccn party tor the Cuh Jt tfie church for their regular Srnuls, Ott. 28. at the Letart Falb •Ii Commu n ity Center Servmg will beineeting. The Homrbui1 1lf' ri. f'l as� or 1ht" i;:rn a l 5 30 p. m. The public IS ln­ Brad(ord 1 ·hurrh o f Chri�t w i l l vited lo aLte nd and everyone meet this Thursd a y l've11in.1; at should come rnaaked. I . . . .. . . . .. ' BLOlJSES ,. ' ' 317th ANNIVERSARY SPICth Regular 'L59 Fancy PLAID COTl'ON SHEET BLAN Kits· Full size 6(q76 blanket&, i n t pastel colors. AD · Anniversary .spe­ cie-I valu e that saves yo u 30'k . Don ' t miss it. - Fla , B,. 1delo11t Special � --- entire Job­ sloel; ol broadcloth wWio- - ­ 55 c ea. ilJ!n , -ln� ' ,s& lo 38, - �. .. ' . -, ---.::-::==== I-Dally :lentine l. 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Corduroys PAIR Fine count, fast color broad-­ doth in a -wide choice or pat­ terns, Coat style pajamu that fit better, wear !oncer. EA. 77,. PI ' LLOWS PLAIN PIN WALE Shes: A, B, C, D .00 fully made for perfect N In air.el _ _ _ Small, medium and large , Save 66% during our Anni· �ersary. JUMBO "RESTEI:" , J'EA111ER BED ■ Pajamas D U S T '' S Fine fast color em.- :17th ANNIYl SAIY SPECIAL lleplar ,1.oe Quality MEN'S FINE BROADCLOTH Prlnted Women'• $2,t9 'Jl EMBOSSED iRN Regular lirlce. 47c-S4VE 55c '. 46-oL • ' 9 8 STARTS THURSDAy· ·9 AM. 37th ANNIYIRSAR·Y SPECIAL , .1 4 • : -; �, . , . , 9 7 19c [)18 15½) . I 5 .33 ltio�I•� lo�1c'et14�-SAVE 67c Slim (or • 5 I Gauge, 15 Denler - 79c -.,.9, 3 s4.1 � 79c : � 1 A&P Peaches .. • .4 F,:Mt16nll . . . Hal•" or 20 assorted I R.,ular Prlco 2/49c-SAVE 55c 6 p Sou m roo ush ·M -\♦ Pin ea pp le • • • • 3 20i.... s1.o1 I' , . . Si,...i,or FOR BOYS colors. Sizes to STIFFLER'S - Southern Ohio's Bigge,t· . irthday A GREAT 9 DAY sAlEr Th R11iul1r llrlca 21c-SAVE 31c 1 1 -0L ' Flannel Shirts Brand names in Prl� 2/25��4'i'l,!i,) Sc p,r, d.,o can, l!�n!L . !; s 5 ., 9 ,, • Sweet Polatc,ei·.,--- . 4 . I s5.9 9 �·i: I l I s 3 .1 s of24 my and Bobby lleC!ure. 4.L pot luck dlnner wat held th , ,hu,eh by lh, Lov o ,Joy CI,de p,_din1 their meelln1, D,n , Hamm """ th• th, m , ,, "M igion field of the Church for the devotional period The chairma n M n. Edi.on �•er wa& In charee of the eve nin1 and Ml'!I. Charlea Bennett. White Cro , · chalrm� n reported to the I grou p of the1r quota . �he a:roup pla n ned to 1en� supphes to the Ma ther School m November a.od 1 thc �v voted to brin• used clolhin1 � be sent to the Campbell Chr111an Ce nter and B acone Colle11e . Mrs To ny Fowler project cha l r�a n reported 00 ihe Secret ·. ' Plaee project and d111tuned pJ■n.'I ! to take clothing to a needy f am IIy. MrII. Fow1er was aIIO in charge of the progra� a nd presented one on . Love Girt entitled "Care a nd Sha re" She w111 assh,ted by Mrs. Ben nett and Mrs. Fra nk 1 Cheesebrew. i Other s attending were Mrs. , Joe Wilson, Mrs. Charles Lewie, J Miu Sylvia McMa1;ter, Mra, Ber• Ih a Archer, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, Mrs . Joh n Ka uff, Mrs. Morah I Leo n ard, Mn. J illian M.eGh ee, Mra. Lawre nce Bin,, Mrs. C. J. Rhodek and Mrs . 1'homas Pulli n ' who was a guest tor the e11enin,, After the busineas meeting the grou p made roll bandages for , their White Cross work. ' The Dorcas Clr.ele met at the home · of Mrs. Allen Hughes for their meeting and Mrs. Max Orn- [ dor£f w.113 in �harge of the devotio na and chose for her scripture, , John 14. Mrs. Rithard Owen, cha irman, conducted the bu s iness meeti n g when plans were made to prepare a ba sket of food this week for a needy family. Members are to take their items to the home of f!ith.cr Mrs. J ohn Seines or Mrs. 1 I sabel Winebrenner for the bas­ ket. A report on vis itation t" ,huti ns wa s given and pl ans m ade to 1 fi l l the White Cross quota. A 1 letter of tha nks for birthday re- , membrancea 11ent to Rev. a nd Mrs. 'v �r non Brooks, s pecial interest i missionaries w as read. . A program from the Missions Magazi nes was preaented by Mrs. 1 Milton Hood . The next meeting will 1,e ·held . at the home of Mrs. Sei nes with ! Mr.11. D avid Sneller as co-hos tess, I Following the close of pie meeting a dessert course w as served to those already mentioned and Mrs. Gerald A nthony, Mrs. . Fra nces Besrhs , Mtli, W. A. G!�� � �Pa u � Smart . I Delicious! I You Save - - - - - - - - -: -I l. . Yellow O�i�11t::!�-'-10 �-� Upper Ten Onltl • -. Sun,_t . . . Pure A&P lrond . .lll � t 91,it Thin Slicod · With The Pui'thaae of s1.oo =• .4 il'� lrand Beef Stea ks . �l..h,0-�,..u -- k ilt Skinless Sausagt :;;:,.,••, __ ilf4'Jc - - -1 FRII IST!MATES Regular P'.i.., 2/SSc-SAVE 61c per Cl■- Oc■an Spr■v . . . Strained or Whole "SUPER- RIGHT"-WlLL TRIMMED ., WORTH ' 'i;ril P�as • • • • 8 '"i';'..., -Ay 5� ·' Full Small End THIS COUPON Cling . . . HolvH or Slices l·o na cPeaches • .. t , A&P Super Rltht . . 100% Pur. LHn IHf 6 half quarts SEE US FOR RegularPrico 2153c-'-SAVE 37c �•• cos• o ,s1:o �::· Fruit Cocktail . • .4 Super-Right . , . Ovtn IHdy, 6-9 Lbs. COUPON cons Del Monte . . . Diced Fruit Cooked ' GAS FURNACE Regular Price 2/29c-5AVE 33c per c... 16-oz. ,. Butt Half . 55c lb. •... for a B/QfJER, /Jstt1r /litI ·- To Replace That Old Furaaee '-'1th- A New Amertean Standard s4.13 cue charee ot the program .rter which the ho1te11e1 1erved pie ■nd coffee rrom the refre1hment table which waa centered with I an a�rangement of fall ,flowen. t Flowers were u&ed throughout the I Soudeu home for the meeting. Others attending werl! Mrs. H R0 P JI n Jd Cha M . M•,ro on, M"' , · "ci', ,� s. Da na "n' am11','· r , Mrs. ence Cla r k , Mra . Joe Turner L. D. Diles, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. c· H · w ise J r., and the !111 · ow,· ng guesb Steve Bratton, Mn, . Fran• ces Yo ung Mrs Willis Anthon y and Mrs. Nell Ford · . . �u�ing t_he me� tms of the Pr1sc1lla Cirde which was held al the home of Mrs. , Hershel McClure a report was give n of the recent visitation to the 1 County Home, an d plans weremade to vi s it there aga in early in December. Mn. H arold Thomas, cha irman, was in charge of the meeting. Devotions were given by Miss Freddie Houdashelt and Mrs. Thom as presented the program or th e eve ning. 1 Plans were made for making gowna to be take n to the meeting of the Met,s Coun ty Council of Church Women when they meet ln No11ember. Plans were a lso I made to remember i member who is hospitalized. Mrs, Donald Boone was a guest at the meeting. ; Othen prese nt were Mrs. Harold Ka ull, Mrs. Gene Coleman, Teresa and Timmy Thom as and Jim- I Regular Price 2/39c-SAVE 55c per C,se of 24 -- - · I '' c... 19, 1960-3 ....!...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ' SMOK ED HAM S Green Be<1ns . • • • 4 Cranberries • • • • 4 Ground Beef ---2 • • • • Juice Prune Can ned Ham _____ 69c Fresh Turkeys ____ 49c Tom ato Juice • • .4 "'� • • • •5 Sauce e pl Ap · T S A RO ' BEE F RIB s.. 7 9 Sth"-rt• Gra pefruit • • • • :. _ __ __ _ WllllS ANTHONY Standard Quality �� :i c· _ __ White Croa■ quotas were di.. I CU'8ed and pl1n1 were made to work on project& when the Min• ionary Clrf!lea or the First Baplilt Church, Middleport. met Tuesday e'o'e n ing for their meet- I Inga. , Mrs. James Souders en tertai n• I . ed the Electa C1rcle at her home with Mrs. Lester Boice asaisting _ . ' . M r Owen 8 r■tton, chairm an , r wu n charg e of the meeting and 1 M r,. Harry 8oudashelt had the dev otionals · l, Plana were made to prepare a Thanksgiving ba sket for a needy famlly_ The group decided to make bandages at their next I m eeting · Mr,. E. L. Hughe in ,---------::aaaaa •-w ;;.' ::';....;;;, : Time . · 6 9< Oct. . " . . MISSIOnary lfCIes Of F'lfSf BapflSf ""· Cn.Lurch o·ISCUS Wh' . ,te Cross Quotas -it Del Monte Corn 4 ' c 9 Iona Tomatoes 6 7 y�; f Put Yoicl' Tri.� ·:, In A&P "Snper•Blght" Meats handy carton serves 18 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., __ _ . c1ns , II Uppar lO · Mr . a nd Mn . R1r t11ml llov an er or Midd le{lorl are an n ounc mg lht' birtti, of t. lpP Richa rd Torld al Holle r Hdt\>\t�l H'e was born . at Jl,h J : 03 Tue�ilf ailernoon a n d wE'i ed rive iroUtltb and ten ourn:es. ha�·e a duu .1; h­ The U'.f_6v�\�rf.�l10 1 Dfonb. l)lr�a ter, Mr. and Mrs. at-, n�N'ft\'a leport and Midd bo, Stum ord Cliff Hov 11tter of Columbu s Cl yde and Mrs. _ Mildred Folden of Lau • re lville. A Jo'rie nd" followed �Y pra)'er by lrenC' Juslis . Clara Willi:.lms gave a readini "God's Hand Marl:" and Mr s . Hanolo n re a d' the scripture. 0f Ima Johnso'n read "The _Price Jes '1J • Mr. �'nd ?&rs. Ollie .H i n dY Stum­ 'R. N ' . Mr5. and Middlepoi:\ Paid" a nd lsabelle •BroWn; "The · bo, CharlestOn, are 1feilt gnmd· Pricf' the Apo stles Paid/ paren t■ to the childr en. Irene Justis and Dora VanMeter sane "How Great Thou Art." A Mrs . Mack Gee, Ffed Schroeder, readi n g "Take' Time" by N ancy iiam R ardiri, Gilmer Dorsey, Van Meter preceded the dosing Will , ph Bowm an , �re n Wilson, Jose song, "Take Time to be- Holy . . W· Jr., Mn. R. Bert Smith , Al­ C. Refrestlments Were served to Proffitt and eon: Mrs. H. Mrs . H•m olon, Clara Williams, Nan­ len a nd daughter; Mrs. Gertrude cy Vanilfeter, Alma Johnson, Isa ­ Vance, Mrs . E. C. Meaige. belle- Brown, Irene Justis, Dora and Mrs. Births October 17 Mr . Van Meter with Lucille Harrison . son a , art Let Earl Edwards, and t:aure ne Lewi� as ho stesses . 17-oz. - 16 oz. Discharges October ) 7 : Mrs. Carl Marl i n, Mrs. Robert Bobo, William Ru ssell, Mbs Mary " First, Mrs. William Brown, Ralph Ross, Mrs. Ja mes Guinther, Dewey Gay, Whol• Kernel Golden Y.ilow ,I, H� vatters A n 11ou1 1 cf' Birt/, 0/ A Son Stock Up . . . BIG Sdvin gs • . . Buy 'Em By The Case I • HOLZER HOSPITAL Ad111,issions Oct. 1 7 Jack Platter L'heshlr<': Miss Paula Comer, Mid­ dleport: Mrs . Milo Hutchinson, Zeigler, Rutl a nd: Mrs. Charles Che s ter; Mrs. John Hun n ell, Pom­ eroy, ·•---Here It Is Aoalnl .-; th'e Sble That n.t1ltv Housewives Wait for- : .;: • :: .. ...... D of � Mem ' bers A f JOOF H II -w.,n�, ;erey, Monday Evening :: r:• • ·I � --------------- ------- ------ The Tuppe,s Plains s,•hool Boos t ers � r e s11ensorin g a Ha�lowee n l s carnival wt �e Tuppers Plaine Ele• n s 1, 1J J n o · ht . o t men tary Sc ool on M onda y n1g nt:U) 1 n. QYt · _ � 1 I LP p e n · g ._, · Fnd w ' • ev eni n e · JUI � 11 -.,- evening ho norm at 7 : 30 p . m. ,... October 24, ginmng Durlng the social hour re fre s h• Van Vran1t en <Barba TJ Wilson). \ ..J ' fl.; ;,I /\ menls were served to �rs. Nora The program opened with '·What The ornival. under the d1ret"· i,::uests on, s Wil Hiu:el n a Mn. Rice !I d a d lna Mrs. Games were plaved · 1on or Carnival ch a irman . � BY Uni·1-' I.. the everlhig i n d Mrs. Spencer, her a card t o �06 Sixth St., Mo n eso:v preu In Ie rn•tt on• I , assa r , will offer the following, won by Mrs . E. E. Br)'I t S. for sen, Pa. Meda Gib bs was reported s: J o hn Werry and Mrs. � C�l. Mni. Kennedy, M.rs. Grace W haley . Toda \' is Wednesd ay, Qt"t, 19 JLlSt a few of the many �t·11rat"tion ill a nd II round robin card qlute ti11ll pi ch, pe n ny The door prize was won · MI'S . Mrs, bolly · � ayes, Mrs, Nellie was se nt her. Mrs . Lillia n Steiff the 29Jrd da)· or the yeur with h_b h pond, baelle1 p t t c·h, UJzaar booth . c_o untry store, Bevin Burd e tte . "' Brown, \L 1rtha Orr, a nd !'drs. Ruth tha n ked the council ror the card 7:J m o rt' , n 1960_ es, k s surp p booth , wer l n a i it s f !. n g � C' <1_.1:! The moon is approach Mrs Moore. 1 �uu � . l se nt her at the death of her bro-�--The guest l Ls \ i nr lude 1r s1and_s, boo k store, � le . ve I ph.ase. new ther, J ames Lewis. Pla ns tor the " C II vin u e ' M 11111 0 een n rd tl B � � rhe kitchC'n will De ope n . s�rv i ng . an n1 versaey c'fi!lner o n 1'1ovember .ssell I sandwiches , cake, pie a nd bever• iss Carla W1l11on, Mn The m or�i ng star Is Mars . I 21 -:111 be made at the next The e \' em ng s tars 11 re Ve nu ,, ages W qton, M'rs Dal, c,rf , Mn Jerry ,.._. Q meeting. · , • Jupit er a n d Saturn . I M urp y, Mra. Cflarte� f.!'let ' I � The Boo.dcr organization under D1yf, On thi s day rn history: i 1j: JlrY a t M e M�� In ! B l ·} , the Star Spa n gleti Lhe leadership or Presiden l Geor :��,1�1l�\. � �Ohn I Edtt1��:�:���ati15tJ:tr �e�:�;, , B anner wa_s sung in Balti more for li: 1 3 Barne � 1._,Yire Pr�siden, t Lesle, J 'R �fic11:ler, ;M�s. Traqy Whale) Theodor�s Council Da ughters I to nceni-ln.l t�e B�ster mteti n g . H a wk • sccrc 1ary- reas urer Ind Mrs. Bliss .nu Wilson t tw first t ime. of Amencl met Monday evening tQ be 'held in 'l'uppers l'l,lfns on . R use c J rr, use . the money e arned . • at the Jt10F Hall with Winona ... w�-,nesd•y, Novdmber 2. 'liie traJ n 1 936 a round the world air1 n b 1 S iJ 1 i;, to pur a � � : �, � � �ook, a ssociate count"ilor, presid- "��Ing'. prize d�llf�ed by �elsia p lane race be tween three news- fro� u �th prurct � : m n e J I ems or h e elem e a� ltte�1 :!re• ::s. .i M 1ng. :Bo9�D; wa.s aWaroed lo Lucille 8. paper reporters e nde d when H. R. : n , M s . Willard Boyflr Mfl!L. Eds<: o ul . awkins . Ekins of the New York World ' Wea,e, H r Ethel Grueser was reported ill The public ts i n viterl to attend !IO rd Wells·� Ii'r,. Wlllla m Tell-grc1m fl<'W into Lakehurst fl:te flext meeuMt Will be NovJohn,) in the hospital and flow e rs were after covering 25,600 miles in 18 th e carnival and bring lhe family ts. D4Tf�ta Colllqs, Mri.: sent her: to end s Members Mc-Fh-111.nd, can John 11,rti. einber ltld 7. t:uler hm. Halloween . days, 1 1 hours, 14 minutes a n d forian eveni ng of :33 seconds. He nosed out Doro­ ' . l hy Kilgallen and Leon Kier n an. In 1 944 Marlon Brand o made his Ne w York stage de but in '"J Rememb er Ma ma." • I•. . ' ' '• • In 1 9�3 Arthur Godfrey fired si n ger .Julius La Rosa for s how• g .1• n h is " word s a "lac-k af humi � ; I , Y- , The Almanw:, .......:.../ e..• - .. _,.. F.n1e,u,ins C"'" Clu� ", �1 ' '§ . .. Good Will Class l 4 1 l'u n, in g, Ho rn e 1 1'ue/d M. ee t1n' g O n M". Durwud Cu mm l n�• '"'' ;.' :'H r c rd club a " F. rid ay Eve ni n g '""'"' o :.;:: �;� � j will Clas met in t he The Good ,.. Mrs Haney Vs.nVra ken a Lettie wo e I Mn Pr b)' " r ' of the -ME Chun· h on room "llll s ·., I s h wer lt · 's · to a briua · ess hos ':: ;:/ 1I J e Ken. _... , .. Mrs. Van Vrank en HO/dS 8fl'da / Shower Saturday ,. Sponsor Halloween f L - - I, Party For SCnOO , �r 19 " h '"" m "t. Herm ,n \ 'B Ch"r<' _., wlU hold a rev ival t o nig:h! through ,tae aotb. Re,· . Robert Hlauw ol • � City is lhl' e� a ni;e\Js t. ftere Will be a joint msl J l Liuun 1 1111' bf.ft� 9f Racinf' and t;rl'a! . -� �,.. at the Racine Gtilni; e Rall 01:ier 19 at 8 p m P11 1 l ud; . enIa w1·11 bt. served• October 1 9 . Po•eroy Ben� Grangt' will e � :; retuJJr �ssion . � e�11 ri5da �.. h • fa!u;1·il0��� 1� Ahnn/ a p w ·��1r refri!lhments. ' October 1 9 • �,,_ Jled Cross Board will m<'el · · �ober ti 1l 7 :45 p. m. at the r \iaith office i n Pomeroy Ocober T� n, Middleport LlterJry rluh wm tneet Wed nesday al 2 Jl m. al tle..bcim\; of Mrs. He n ry Null . ., Tibere fMII be a meeting of the Middleport Little League .a l 7 ,,... .f'-1 fh. Wednl!sday e ven ing at !he .,,.�OIW tliD, " \f.,, C,.10IN r 20 ,.. ...__ , , _. � Senior Mother!i C lub o r M'd , 1 · y 'l'lwrsrla his I me-el will t . �4\h20, • fl�llt¥ a t the high school cafe : , � '\t '1:30. All mothe r� or Sen• Thought for toda y .Justice Olilhe ver Wend el l Holm es Jr., said: JOJJ::- are reque strd lo allrml . meeting. " Lif(' is an end in itself, and 1he Octobe r 20 ,. \ imly que stio n as to whether it ill . tBethel No. H2 of thr J nternal i u_n • wo rth J ivi n g is wh ether you have 1-l Order of Job ' s ll a u�hters will J enough. of it." have l nspeeli on Th u rsda)' at 7 ·30 I --- -· ·--- -· ·- ---NAMES OMITT E D P:, m . al th11 Pomeroy M asonit· Tem- j The names of Mr. and Mrs . Jed jte. All pa:renls , Easter n Stars and Wf'hster a nd so n of Pome roy were }lnona are invited to al\cn d. uninh!nlion ally omitted from th o se October 2:0 The P1&t Offil-ers u f the Rari n e attendi n g the Pomeroy Bend Citi· <ilapler 134, OES, will mtiet al t h e zen s Haclio Club picnic �h:ich wall hs,ine of Mrs. Edward Simpson h.eld Sunday at Rock Spri ngs. Thursday cv e ninR , Or-tohcr :W. t he dn�rch- at 7 : 30. October 20 The .Jolly Bu n ch Sewing Club ' mrrt will TIie Sugar Hun P TA meet at the home of Mallie will ThUT1day, Ocloher 20 al 7 : 30 1' · Friday evening, o l' t . 2 1 at ush, El s !hi� i m . at the ,;chool. Sinc e 7 : :m II will be a H a lloween party PTA memberahip monlt. an appro• ;mrl 11 1 1 me mbe rs are asked to prlite- 1kll will be presenled . come mu sked. October :n Octobe r 28 first the of The Busy Bee Class Th e re will be a soup supper a n d I Baptist Church, Mirldlf!po rt, will ,nee� Thur11doy f!vening 111 7:30 l h1llowccn party tor the Cuh Jt tfie church for their regular Srnuls, Ott. 28. at the Letart Falb •Ii Commu n ity Center Servmg will beineeting. The Homrbui1 1lf' ri. f'l as� or 1ht" i;:rn a l 5 30 p. m. The public IS ln­ Brad(ord 1 ·hurrh o f Chri�t w i l l vited lo aLte nd and everyone meet this Thursd a y l've11in.1; at should come rnaaked. I . . . .. . . . .. ' BLOlJSES ,. ' ' 317th ANNIVERSARY SPICth Regular 'L59 Fancy PLAID COTl'ON SHEET BLAN Kits· Full size 6(q76 blanket&, i n t pastel colors. AD · Anniversary .spe­ cie-I valu e that saves yo u 30'k . Don ' t miss it. - Fla , B,. 1delo11t Special � --- entire Job­ sloel; ol broadcloth wWio- - ­ 55 c ea. ilJ!n , -ln� ' ,s& lo 38, - �·- 19, 1 960 a�tefaTcons Hosi- t h nanked BUffaIO F· n.day • f ! , . ., •"u..'" "Z,,. ..t ...., !: � • • ' 'a;' � • I l , i ,.• !l • •I �.::�i:: Willi119 Workers G� Presente,d H.t/tf.ofle'en Party The W1Uln1 Workers clad of the -�rise EUB Churc h met In . the ehurch ba.eement Monday eventn:i tor a Halloween party an4. meet1n1. Costume prlie1 were awarded ,Mn. , Dwight Log a n. prf"ttltlt; •�i earl Moore, funniest; Mn. J'pnn Smith, most unusual and Ml'I. Tbomas Bentz and Mr11. Har­ ley Brown, mo�t <'Omplele co•· tumM. 'Iba, Myrtle Long presided at the meeting in the abse nce nf the pre ddent and vice presiden t . Prayer by Mn. Francis H. Glaz­ ier d\ieiltd · the meeli n � followed by -lCl'lptun reading of Psalm tl7 by Mra. James Will . Two poem• ' "AutuMn" by Mu. Claude Hutted and "SmUing Faces" concluded the devotio n s - Durln1 thl bu1lncss sesslon, a &rab b111g 1ale wu held and dan ny d111lta and disb cloths were di1trlbuted a• money making tro­ jecta. A contribL1Uon wa1 made to the Salvation Army. Mrs. John Sm:Jtb 1nd Mn. Ben Buck were n111me4 H th e nominating commit­ tee' to report at the November meeting. A.t the doae of the meC!tlng, pie eootle1 and cortee were served to 13 members, The NO\ICJnbC!r mretlni,: will be held al the hom e or Mn. J>aul Frick. "" LIAO MI NOR ATTENDAN� MONTREAL urr - The I n• lernaUonal Lt1gue led the ml�or le.gue1 i n 11ttcndanC"e for the fifth atral�hl -year thi� season despite a po lt•War low of 1 ,369.01 l customer■! The 1 980 1otal wH a drop of 409,068 from the 1959 figure. ,. Sli.i.g·n' S·•IIIN-y nab ... gh rells • II ) GIIUII , Tea-· Mates Not To Bn Ill · Ey �!�olcAR F R.ll U''-1;l - ,reH Int. rn1flon�I . • MEW YORK UPI --:- Sli;igm Sammy P augh o n e of the tmmortala of the profeulo nal Natl�nal Foot• ball League, warned his former playmate& today not to be too pro11111c about the new 4merican Foot• ball Le , gue. "We are two yeara 11hnd of schedule," said th t slender, hawk,faced coa ch o f the New York TJllm, "and two yeara ftom now we'll •e In a c lass with anybody." Aa for lhe future ,the ltl-year• paasing star of the Washington Rcd,ldns reels that the new leag\le is In a mor e solid positlon to at· troct graduali n g college tars. "lt'a simp ly that they'll heve a bitter C!h1UK'e to make it in our league tha n they w!ll In th e Na­ tional League," he explained. "lt'1 the 1am e as in bueball. 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A;,fius s�pcr ,•ollno for quick itarts, fast w_a\-\n-ur,. � ' • · ; , �,; , qr, �I!um pfOl�lion.atU! dcpendflble P..<:iformaffct thi! Wiritel- • • • 'Fn!eim' 'licason Setvlc at. your nea,by As11\ll.nd Oil Station. ..,., ,., C C lb. •, Jtom lkJdtot �f Solitl, crisp, green • f11r .kraut ;' ' ' T h e F r e e z i n' S e a � b n m � a h.s l c,e � a, d sn ow, s o t a k e a t i p, n e l g ll b o rr a n d G G • G O. • GO I ' ' • 1 Evans Budget Beef \) lb. Sp. 3c off ' I • Evans Budget Beef Swift's Premi um lb. 89c ' ,;. : lvs. . TIie llt1111er With The Brain .wv..::2-mi . ��,k Fll(ISTON E ' ' ' lrg. ·'TrlnlpOl'tatlon Oft· Land & Sea " PIion• w,>.s.,110 I. Mlln St. Pomeroy, O, • up With Trtcle Priced Ftom ' fO'' · 36'' · 40'' Models to Cklkfftt f Pom ' . ,, Budget Beef Swift's Prem iu m lb. 79c J lb. Evans ' J EWEL I • ij+\a lVlNS Names . . . * NORGE * * TAPP.AM * * VESTA * * DETROIT* g ., I ·- Famous Brand ..:" ROUND • · Choice li�t. 'cw -- •'The Natlon:il League hates to cut the new men becaulC it reels lt '1 making a mistake," he added. "Yet ,ll haa to go wlth the veter- · 1n1 Who may have two or three yeu, left. We'll get those kind Q[ k1'1._•nd in two or three years th111fll be better playen tha n the National League vetera ns. That '1 ,... we 'Ii cite h up so fast." · w,-,, Ne1t Yl!RT, aaserled the keen­ e,-ed B1u1h, the American Leaa:uc wtll be �tter overall bec1u11e e ach te am wm have a n ucleus with ' • IIUMII' Are you lookl111 fer a gepd, M I id, clean � car wi,lth lots of mllff left? Co.tpe to _ _ _ .- aa • • Gold Star Awa rd Matchless Gas Ra nges ' I k FEATURI NG ; Mor&1n, SaturdaJ. ville. On Wedneaday Joh u snd Mr. a nd Mn. Herman Ohll n11:er Bob Karr and family called on i,pent the weekend in Weirton lheir aunt, Belle Tbeiu. Bob ex· with her brother and sister-in-law -peels to return to his employment Mr. and Mn. Virgil Rou1h. Bob at the Ould Davies plant within Winebren ne r was the gueat of the next two weell:1 1fter being Terry Ohlinger w h ile his parent, ort due . to an infected hand. were a..l,ay. Pro�bly �he •�r&est .cro�;4o es�ahiilhe d on the ground in lhe ty LUCII... LI HAWKll� I ever rill Ohm University a �- [ mllddy, rain.swept contesl. lt '6'u1 St,d;um for a foofball g,m��II , Brookl' second ,ueeess;ve Bobed Mra . Albert Youtig and Mn. Raymond Pullin,, Jr., o/ Thurs• ,iew the M;ami , oi.;o U. Home, 1 of the Week ,ward. Center D;ck ton tntered LI.neuter F airfield Dwight Parker and diughter Miu . Grecai wao ,ccla/m•d t he t op ""' Ho,pital Sund-, , nd underwent M"yrtis- Kay spen t the weekend in commg lil t Sa t orda,. Ticket Diredo, W. J . "Dutch" m an , gain,t Xa,ter. : surgery Mon<lay. His s on, Rirh- Hu n tington with Mra. Don ald Hol· awarded l•e Traut1,1,•ein .sa i d all reserved ' Co■cll Bill H �• .rd, suffef\'d a broken left arm t er jl nd ao n1. • box seal litkets have been � a:ame ball to En:f Jim Massarelli , 1uat a ah ort lime alter hi, father Mrs. Harley Hol<!omb, d\ughter and ble,ehers will be erected ,t for his outatandina punting which entered the ho,plt,I on Sund,r . Bertha, son Ralph o! Lo ndon trou th e e nd, of t he lield lo handle !;P ronsU nt ly kept Oh ;o out of ,,..; ! is t he form er Har• j � � � : were Sunday ;: � guest, of �: Mr, and P"'" ; ba times veral e S 'ble. � crnwd. overflow d a nticipated . Mrs. Charles Burt. He �xpects II crowd of "around I c� nter caused by the weather con Mn. J. A. Sweeney o( Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Bearh's 14,000 -peri;.on1 depehdl n1 -on how d1t1on1. forced Massarelli to eludeHalUday of . Athena' oneomlhl tockJ,rs . a nd kick th< ·.r,turne6 home Monday even in& Mrs. Earl many sludents •.how up. . Tra".t wel n Htd ••�,er•l, adti)js, ball on the rd!L He avera&e<l ?,ll , alter a ,.v,ral days visit in and Mrs. .Everett McKnight of sion will be sold,, ati.d no ijfl e Will 1ar41 In nJe etrdt1s under theiE! C anal W i nchester with Mr. and Pomeroy spent the weekend in Ro, Evon, and family and Paine.s\"1l1e wi_th Mr. and Mrs. , condition,. be t urned ••.,. , In tMrston with M r· and Mrs Joe Martin (Mildred McKnigh t), l !\ all in the telet\ lt.U!e l e son for ,.ilk t T E TL I n ymo H d I I Jr and fami b: and went to Cleveland to see the Pollins Ra . FG � un defeated record of th_e , Bo6tib Te�y Doffttel , and atte nded the La ncaster F11 i r. picture "Befl Hur.'' Pl o oo_N bu r � m�5-0l, the fact that it is Romeco "'1d. d eweig t 'h amp,on of th• John Karr returned to his home Mn. R. L. Gollhardt and son mg, and the opf)c»itlon if ;{lalfll o es, ppealed tl•h today r I n Erle, Ps., aft er visiting the ol Bruee e Columbus we w l a hi Universi t y chief rival wh6tn oblo ll" Joh n B . F ranke or the e nd guests or b et mother J�s week with his parents and sister e creta h.P s n ot be�ten in the 1Ut 15 Jam�s S nlted ry States Navy to help h.im lJ Miami's record thJJ yelr is 2- 3 . �1!" 1I get a sho� at lh e world title. W, A.. �organ Kathy Mo; an of Mrs . ltarold Sellers, sisters and Middleport wll the ov:rni ht broth_ers in Columbu1 arid Circleso attracting mii.hY will be the ownes said the three yean he guest of her 6-addmother_ D p mi • _ Homeco ng floa t arade repe _c,, _ . �nt_ i n the United States .Mar in� · ____ . around the stad iu m track before �.� . � Jlust1f1e� a n appe al to use your . e en a t I n of the th i n lut? nce with U. S. boxing aut�- BOnd BoosterJ , ::r ,co �rt oat h l�ee���d · , fut t, - . , " :J. • oritie, to support my clai m .. lf.&lm Q d ded . at . on of the ,tad\llll oe , , 1 ,e co�lllon as leading ehallenger :,powor necord IJo p ;; Pe C. f o Do "The J1y1" of Pomeroy will be ; -� r;•/t)id : 1for the worUI middleweight cham• 11 e tl�n J �� e p u . aplnnina: the N!cords tbl1 Satur" Pior uhit,." ; t "ion � �h10 · s Ol ympic .,arNEW and USED day� enning at the Middleport .. _ SELL tH RIE PLAY ERS 1 Cfii'.lll \el ca�i?b High School for the R ecord J-top h ' e al l�p Phy i i, '1t.,.. , ,.,ASH INGTON U PI-The Wash· o ponsored by the Band Boosters � " ," 1 s ;• The dance wiU start a t 7 : 30 ca 1 9 ape or t e game, said Traln• bliton Sertato� cLlt _thelr ro1ter to er Alan Hart. playen_ today ,nth the sale to a.Dd continue unlil 1 1 :30 with re• · E Fullback Bob Brook, waa namctd l it c1t•rlosll>n, IV. Va. afllliate co,ds and other. prizes being given . �' A!11 erican A..!!11ociation or In- through out th e e vening. Reobc t of th�_ Week r�r bls per- t Pllone WY-2-37tM B fo�m;ance ag.amst Xavler. Brook, ' !elder Jamm� Hall, catchf'� Sam freshm enls will be sold by the POMl!ROY, OHIO Boosters during the eve n ing.. ga���-l 2 1 of t h e 1 4 4 yarda Ohlb 1 au ney and pl lche t Hall Griggs. ·___ ____ _ -___ , . I • h to 11 t rt. Meanwhile he 11 e I whl joylni his job a11 the coach of a B�uah, a lon,.t11tlnJ rapier in a aamo meant for lt\,chetes, b as what ,ound to be valid rea5on11. "l lhough ll would take u1 lwo mo re years to a:et as good as w e 1re rlgbt now," he 11:.i id bluntly, "No, we're not as Kood as the best three or rour teams in the Nation111 Leaaue, But you'd be aurprlsed il how iood a game we'd give the lower clubs." .:; Largest Crowd Jn Histor Js . y ected A\UU Homecomm� xp E I GREA1 F All GAS RANGE VA LUES NOW at H &R Fi restone ·1r l' ! -- --·-- - -- - -- - ·------- �1 1 • I Tod'!"..y·', S� �•,rarQ�£ ft 'i:11 ■• ., E ci::r� �:::_ � :,"!:=ined o 1 "' e ; m tall Mam ��� ,>; �:;;�� ; �� � �� Sl. ��.: A ah_ort business session was •.•Id w , th Mr, M ox W,nl. pre. " dma • nd pla ns for the annual Chm t ma, dmner were d'5cussed. The hoste11 ,e rved • dessert cu_u rse_ during the social hour to , Miss Eleanor 11_ouoo -..� n, Mrs. P1rnl , h• •ham te,m aalned over Kl••.•• Mra. Dw,ght Porker, Mrs. . Ji : h " '" , m t e g ,me ,,amal Rip Palrock Wood, Mra. Robe,t Lew " v g they can move the ball Mra. James Clatworthy a nd Mrs'. '.:' 1 �:•i ;: they can hold o to it. Ward, � week , i n ,o ,ttempt to rid b;s te, m of fumbliti ,. The Fa kona fumbled eleven lime, in the finl half l" t f'rid ., , nd lost six of Lhem . r !� •. ·' • ': !!!!'f \ I .. �I htnam Coun ty, t he 111, nul(d lulll among Clas, A •h lo WHt Virginia, will fur. -1tlon !or the Wa· • a1... .Whlte !'�Icons on frida )' 1 � '!be lklf•-11':.. +..am wa, r•nk •d ellbtb I• lotul ra n kmgs of Ille w:howtiiC rating, rommlss1 on " o1 wMt,V _lbia._ � llklwhl , J � F•l«>ru will be '4 11 onto the vi<tory �- fo tut week'• disap lon to the R1ph1y l 1,,. , hls Coach b Sayre gave �INJYI •n on Mond,Y In the ,the I.hem, that they may bP just a , bit atale, l lie hb been working hlU)I , durlni ihe p,st eouple of Second lllo11day Sewing C ..... , .. '"',._,,'�''�· ; 1·,.- 59 , ,_, •" -..·,;i-,. .,�-. • · 3 9c .... ••�-i-""'- •. f.t � I ,. I" �- . ';·.. Ciftl, "'""'' ' / l ' i . �·- 19, 1 960 a�tefaTcons Hosi- t h nanked BUffaIO F· n.day • f ! , . ., •"u..'" "Z,,. ..t ...., !: � • • ' 'a;' � • I l , i ,.• !l • •I �.::�i:: Willi119 Workers G� Presente,d H.t/tf.ofle'en Party The W1Uln1 Workers clad of the -�rise EUB Churc h met In . the ehurch ba.eement Monday eventn:i tor a Halloween party an4. meet1n1. Costume prlie1 were awarded ,Mn. , Dwight Log a n. prf"ttltlt; •�i earl Moore, funniest; Mn. J'pnn Smith, most unusual and Ml'I. Tbomas Bentz and Mr11. Har­ ley Brown, mo�t <'Omplele co•· tumM. 'Iba, Myrtle Long presided at the meeting in the abse nce nf the pre ddent and vice presiden t . Prayer by Mn. Francis H. Glaz­ ier d\ieiltd · the meeli n � followed by -lCl'lptun reading of Psalm tl7 by Mra. James Will . Two poem• ' "AutuMn" by Mu. Claude Hutted and "SmUing Faces" concluded the devotio n s - Durln1 thl bu1lncss sesslon, a &rab b111g 1ale wu held and dan ny d111lta and disb cloths were di1trlbuted a• money making tro­ jecta. A contribL1Uon wa1 made to the Salvation Army. Mrs. John Sm:Jtb 1nd Mn. Ben Buck were n111me4 H th e nominating commit­ tee' to report at the November meeting. A.t the doae of the meC!tlng, pie eootle1 and cortee were served to 13 members, The NO\ICJnbC!r mretlni,: will be held al the hom e or Mn. J>aul Frick. "" LIAO MI NOR ATTENDAN� MONTREAL urr - The I n• lernaUonal Lt1gue led the ml�or le.gue1 i n 11ttcndanC"e for the fifth atral�hl -year thi� season despite a po lt•War low of 1 ,369.01 l customer■! The 1 980 1otal wH a drop of 409,068 from the 1959 figure. ,. Sli.i.g·n' S·•IIIN-y nab ... gh rells • II ) GIIUII , Tea-· Mates Not To Bn Ill · Ey �!�olcAR F R.ll U''-1;l - ,reH Int. rn1flon�I . • MEW YORK UPI --:- Sli;igm Sammy P augh o n e of the tmmortala of the profeulo nal Natl�nal Foot• ball League, warned his former playmate& today not to be too pro11111c about the new 4merican Foot• ball Le , gue. "We are two yeara 11hnd of schedule," said th t slender, hawk,faced coa ch o f the New York TJllm, "and two yeara ftom now we'll •e In a c lass with anybody." Aa for lhe future ,the ltl-year• paasing star of the Washington Rcd,ldns reels that the new leag\le is In a mor e solid positlon to at· troct graduali n g college tars. "lt'a simp ly that they'll heve a bitter C!h1UK'e to make it in our league tha n they w!ll In th e Na­ tional League," he explained. "lt'1 the 1am e as in bueball. A rookie h1,a a tough time pu1hing out those four or five year men . •ITTER ATTRACTION I p c a I 0"'31C O n .. • ·'.- • • • riro_ te am_ artcr laboring In the colleg1ate vrneyards as the touchdown tutor at Hardin Simmo ns. I I '. '. ,'.. M�nly About People lh Pomeroy II/" IMA LL SCHOOLS HURT The outspoken Baugh looks baek on hi , tenu re a t the T«a s tolle a;e with a certain amount of repugna nce. " We played 3 lot ot teams tl'l3t were out of our class.' he grated. finished within three "If we touchdowns of them we did a treat job bu! It was an injustice to the boys. It wasn't good for them to h ave l o bat their head s up again•� 1�am1 . like Arkansa.'I, Baylor , M1ss1sslpp1, LSU, Geori] in and Auburn." -'l!ut it's a dollar problem with the small colleges," _ shru gged t h e former rcu star, "There's nothi ng th ey can do about it because those kind of �amet drew crowds and p:.iid the bill. 'fhe big college tenms get all the material they want, but it's tou�h on those little fellers." Which ii. why Ballgh prc£ers \ pro coach:ng. " In the pro game you've al• wa,-1 got a chence because the material is more even," he said . . '"l'hat tnake& for better and more lntcrcstina: footb:ill. And you'd 1 heller keel) _an eye on t h is leag u e of 01,1rs becfluse ll's comi ng, end I coming Fast." J t� T" rmf "°" ° BAKER and SmRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL GA$ f U R N' l. c· $ ' 1me r I --�"""======,,,,,==� I• k•ttt !VANS • AU varletitt LAY!lt We Select Only The Very Best In Used Corsi 1• S169 Wllb White B redd 2 Metropolitan 'Motors And Look No Lonitfrl SH ThHel 1959 Chffr•let, 6 cyl. with !ltd. trami. Bel Air 4 Door. R&H. - - - - - - - - - - Only fl795 '959 L■rt 6 cyl. with over• drive, <:lean as new, and so­ l-id too. A real economy car. Only $1 595 2 - 1957 Fords V8 F·alrlan e ,00, One 4, Door, one 2 Door. Your Choice - Only $1 195 1 9J6 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 6 cyl. with auto. tran11., clean, solid. A real "black �uty. Only $195 • serv1 • I ."EVANS BUDGET il�EF 11 rahdli fed cattle • . -. ten­ •• 1111�11Y mai'bled with led w• •te, nlected pri• . marily for velue, flavor, wholesome ! quality beef at lower prlCl!I, For bait ,e,ults, prepare at low• . er tem�rii11;. ind with•m�re tim e.'' S.. th:e _-.-... can and Many·Men 9r1y At '' .. .., . , · . k 'B .' " • Matro� Motors ;:''� ' . ' � ( . ' Mldil,port ' J ' ' ------.. ·large slm . ' . . . ' ·· ■ ■ ■ ■ , . . ,.�+ •I�J jit)Ty . ' Ii t,;i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • • • • • •• ' · .� ' "• .. , ., •••• • • .... '-j J q r o \t .f"" r )'' v a 1 u e s ! .. ft! · · FOti 'tttll WT ·��NG SERVICE �YWHERE 1..: ·� � ' ,, • -- . . . w vbn ASHLAND 01L DEAi.EAi AtltLAN� '., il\ I 'A:i�N I N G • "c oil►Akt, i s h l 1 n d , Kentuck, . ' . PICKLES-----f:.' 39c 0 ' eQich.; Booth A,vo pt...,..,,. fvo :t< c ■1 Jdltt ____:__:,":.r 29c , fish b v y s ! Hunl'....S.lld -:-____:.. 75c '. ' ' 3f/. . .. ". pad, " 1 TOMATOES • :c.,:: 99c .. MIIIM � ',-. ..... , d -- • ' • s 1 .· 5 9 7 9c ' " ,50Jib:,;Mg, • ' " ' C ,.� ' ' C • • c o , mns • • . •• ' ·� .. 1 • JCll'S • \tlln�g .• .1 , , llunly .., ..ilk· 50:lb. llt 10• oz. , ' •i •. • • • Ain�rftJ: or Pimento ' ' o· • • •• • • • • • • • ·porATO ES SW-l'F., Ti SLIC ED �· ' ., so fresh ! so ,guod ! C A B I A G: E B s,.- !loilfrgl , , C f tall· cans ·-- . C . - ' Jvr Super Trim Golden Yellow Sll'l11ckti'1 • g; � r- BO N E ST E A K • • • • • Iii :�' -_ .·.�lt\ lN U T E ST E A K • • • • • lb. , ' ••• servict ls for complete Y6tl ·tall take it from Pete the Polar �r. the place to ,yoU:t Good Neighbor i\shll\id Oil De(ller. He'll inspect the •cooling systcni • • . protect it with antl-meze, inspect tires, check lights, lubricllte the chassis, change the oil to.ValvouAe All-Climate Motor Oil • • • now with miracle Clielb�ltiy, �lid HI\ }'0111' tall with. A;,fius s�pcr ,•ollno for quick itarts, fast w_a\-\n-ur,. � ' • · ; , �,; , qr, �I!um pfOl�lion.atU! dcpendflble P..<:iformaffct thi! Wiritel- • • • 'Fn!eim' 'licason Setvlc at. your nea,by As11\ll.nd Oil Station. ..,., ,., C C lb. •, Jtom lkJdtot �f Solitl, crisp, green • f11r .kraut ;' ' ' T h e F r e e z i n' S e a � b n m � a h.s l c,e � a, d sn ow, s o t a k e a t i p, n e l g ll b o rr a n d G G • G O. • GO I ' ' • 1 Evans Budget Beef \) lb. Sp. 3c off ' I • Evans Budget Beef Swift's Premi um lb. 89c ' ,;. : lvs. . TIie llt1111er With The Brain .wv..::2-mi . ��,k Fll(ISTON E ' ' ' lrg. ·'TrlnlpOl'tatlon Oft· Land & Sea " PIion• w,>.s.,110 I. Mlln St. Pomeroy, O, • up With Trtcle Priced Ftom ' fO'' · 36'' · 40'' Models to Cklkfftt f Pom ' . ,, Budget Beef Swift's Prem iu m lb. 79c J lb. Evans ' J EWEL I • ij+\a lVlNS Names . . . * NORGE * * TAPP.AM * * VESTA * * DETROIT* g ., I ·- Famous Brand ..:" ROUND • · Choice li�t. 'cw -- •'The Natlon:il League hates to cut the new men becaulC it reels lt '1 making a mistake," he added. "Yet ,ll haa to go wlth the veter- · 1n1 Who may have two or three yeu, left. We'll get those kind Q[ k1'1._•nd in two or three years th111fll be better playen tha n the National League vetera ns. That '1 ,... we 'Ii cite h up so fast." · w,-,, Ne1t Yl!RT, aaserled the keen­ e,-ed B1u1h, the American Leaa:uc wtll be �tter overall bec1u11e e ach te am wm have a n ucleus with ' • IIUMII' Are you lookl111 fer a gepd, M I id, clean � car wi,lth lots of mllff left? Co.tpe to _ _ _ .- aa • • Gold Star Awa rd Matchless Gas Ra nges ' I k FEATURI NG ; Mor&1n, SaturdaJ. ville. On Wedneaday Joh u snd Mr. a nd Mn. Herman Ohll n11:er Bob Karr and family called on i,pent the weekend in Weirton lheir aunt, Belle Tbeiu. Bob ex· with her brother and sister-in-law -peels to return to his employment Mr. and Mn. Virgil Rou1h. Bob at the Ould Davies plant within Winebren ne r was the gueat of the next two weell:1 1fter being Terry Ohlinger w h ile his parent, ort due . to an infected hand. were a..l,ay. Pro�bly �he •�r&est .cro�;4o es�ahiilhe d on the ground in lhe ty LUCII... LI HAWKll� I ever rill Ohm University a �- [ mllddy, rain.swept contesl. lt '6'u1 St,d;um for a foofball g,m��II , Brookl' second ,ueeess;ve Bobed Mra . Albert Youtig and Mn. Raymond Pullin,, Jr., o/ Thurs• ,iew the M;ami , oi.;o U. Home, 1 of the Week ,ward. Center D;ck ton tntered LI.neuter F airfield Dwight Parker and diughter Miu . Grecai wao ,ccla/m•d t he t op ""' Ho,pital Sund-, , nd underwent M"yrtis- Kay spen t the weekend in commg lil t Sa t orda,. Ticket Diredo, W. J . "Dutch" m an , gain,t Xa,ter. : surgery Mon<lay. His s on, Rirh- Hu n tington with Mra. Don ald Hol· awarded l•e Traut1,1,•ein .sa i d all reserved ' Co■cll Bill H �• .rd, suffef\'d a broken left arm t er jl nd ao n1. • box seal litkets have been � a:ame ball to En:f Jim Massarelli , 1uat a ah ort lime alter hi, father Mrs. Harley Hol<!omb, d\ughter and ble,ehers will be erected ,t for his outatandina punting which entered the ho,plt,I on Sund,r . Bertha, son Ralph o! Lo ndon trou th e e nd, of t he lield lo handle !;P ronsU nt ly kept Oh ;o out of ,,..; ! is t he form er Har• j � � � : were Sunday ;: � guest, of �: Mr, and P"'" ; ba times veral e S 'ble. � crnwd. overflow d a nticipated . Mrs. Charles Burt. He �xpects II crowd of "around I c� nter caused by the weather con Mn. J. A. Sweeney o( Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Bearh's 14,000 -peri;.on1 depehdl n1 -on how d1t1on1. forced Massarelli to eludeHalUday of . Athena' oneomlhl tockJ,rs . a nd kick th< ·.r,turne6 home Monday even in& Mrs. Earl many sludents •.how up. . Tra".t wel n Htd ••�,er•l, adti)js, ball on the rd!L He avera&e<l ?,ll , alter a ,.v,ral days visit in and Mrs. .Everett McKnight of sion will be sold,, ati.d no ijfl e Will 1ar41 In nJe etrdt1s under theiE! C anal W i nchester with Mr. and Pomeroy spent the weekend in Ro, Evon, and family and Paine.s\"1l1e wi_th Mr. and Mrs. , condition,. be t urned ••.,. , In tMrston with M r· and Mrs Joe Martin (Mildred McKnigh t), l !\ all in the telet\ lt.U!e l e son for ,.ilk t T E TL I n ymo H d I I Jr and fami b: and went to Cleveland to see the Pollins Ra . FG � un defeated record of th_e , Bo6tib Te�y Doffttel , and atte nded the La ncaster F11 i r. picture "Befl Hur.'' Pl o oo_N bu r � m�5-0l, the fact that it is Romeco "'1d. d eweig t 'h amp,on of th• John Karr returned to his home Mn. R. L. Gollhardt and son mg, and the opf)c»itlon if ;{lalfll o es, ppealed tl•h today r I n Erle, Ps., aft er visiting the ol Bruee e Columbus we w l a hi Universi t y chief rival wh6tn oblo ll" Joh n B . F ranke or the e nd guests or b et mother J�s week with his parents and sister e creta h.P s n ot be�ten in the 1Ut 15 Jam�s S nlted ry States Navy to help h.im lJ Miami's record thJJ yelr is 2- 3 . �1!" 1I get a sho� at lh e world title. W, A.. �organ Kathy Mo; an of Mrs . ltarold Sellers, sisters and Middleport wll the ov:rni ht broth_ers in Columbu1 arid Circleso attracting mii.hY will be the ownes said the three yean he guest of her 6-addmother_ D p mi • _ Homeco ng floa t arade repe _c,, _ . �nt_ i n the United States .Mar in� · ____ . around the stad iu m track before �.� . � Jlust1f1e� a n appe al to use your . e en a t I n of the th i n lut? nce with U. S. boxing aut�- BOnd BoosterJ , ::r ,co �rt oat h l�ee���d · , fut t, - . , " :J. • oritie, to support my clai m .. lf.&lm Q d ded . at . on of the ,tad\llll oe , , 1 ,e co�lllon as leading ehallenger :,powor necord IJo p ;; Pe C. f o Do "The J1y1" of Pomeroy will be ; -� r;•/t)id : 1for the worUI middleweight cham• 11 e tl�n J �� e p u . aplnnina: the N!cords tbl1 Satur" Pior uhit,." ; t "ion � �h10 · s Ol ympic .,arNEW and USED day� enning at the Middleport .. _ SELL tH RIE PLAY ERS 1 Cfii'.lll \el ca�i?b High School for the R ecord J-top h ' e al l�p Phy i i, '1t.,.. , ,.,ASH INGTON U PI-The Wash· o ponsored by the Band Boosters � " ," 1 s ;• The dance wiU start a t 7 : 30 ca 1 9 ape or t e game, said Traln• bliton Sertato� cLlt _thelr ro1ter to er Alan Hart. playen_ today ,nth the sale to a.Dd continue unlil 1 1 :30 with re• · E Fullback Bob Brook, waa namctd l it c1t•rlosll>n, IV. Va. afllliate co,ds and other. prizes being given . �' A!11 erican A..!!11ociation or In- through out th e e vening. Reobc t of th�_ Week r�r bls per- t Pllone WY-2-37tM B fo�m;ance ag.amst Xavler. Brook, ' !elder Jamm� Hall, catchf'� Sam freshm enls will be sold by the POMl!ROY, OHIO Boosters during the eve n ing.. ga���-l 2 1 of t h e 1 4 4 yarda Ohlb 1 au ney and pl lche t Hall Griggs. ·___ ____ _ -___ , . I • h to 11 t rt. Meanwhile he 11 e I whl joylni his job a11 the coach of a B�uah, a lon,.t11tlnJ rapier in a aamo meant for lt\,chetes, b as what ,ound to be valid rea5on11. "l lhough ll would take u1 lwo mo re years to a:et as good as w e 1re rlgbt now," he 11:.i id bluntly, "No, we're not as Kood as the best three or rour teams in the Nation111 Leaaue, But you'd be aurprlsed il how iood a game we'd give the lower clubs." .:; Largest Crowd Jn Histor Js . y ected A\UU Homecomm� xp E I GREA1 F All GAS RANGE VA LUES NOW at H &R Fi restone ·1r l' ! -- --·-- - -- - -- - ·------- �1 1 • I Tod'!"..y·', S� �•,rarQ�£ ft 'i:11 ■• ., E ci::r� �:::_ � :,"!:=ined o 1 "' e ; m tall Mam ��� ,>; �:;;�� ; �� � �� Sl. ��.: A ah_ort business session was •.•Id w , th Mr, M ox W,nl. pre. " dma • nd pla ns for the annual Chm t ma, dmner were d'5cussed. The hoste11 ,e rved • dessert cu_u rse_ during the social hour to , Miss Eleanor 11_ouoo -..� n, Mrs. P1rnl , h• •ham te,m aalned over Kl••.•• Mra. Dw,ght Porker, Mrs. . Ji : h " '" , m t e g ,me ,,amal Rip Palrock Wood, Mra. Robe,t Lew " v g they can move the ball Mra. James Clatworthy a nd Mrs'. '.:' 1 �:•i ;: they can hold o to it. Ward, � week , i n ,o ,ttempt to rid b;s te, m of fumbliti ,. The Fa kona fumbled eleven lime, in the finl half l" t f'rid ., , nd lost six of Lhem . r !� •. ·' • ': !!!!'f \ I .. �I htnam Coun ty, t he 111, nul(d lulll among Clas, A •h lo WHt Virginia, will fur. -1tlon !or the Wa· • a1... .Whlte !'�Icons on frida )' 1 � '!be lklf•-11':.. +..am wa, r•nk •d ellbtb I• lotul ra n kmgs of Ille w:howtiiC rating, rommlss1 on " o1 wMt,V _lbia._ � llklwhl , J � F•l«>ru will be '4 11 onto the vi<tory �- fo tut week'• disap lon to the R1ph1y l 1,,. , hls Coach b Sayre gave �INJYI •n on Mond,Y In the ,the I.hem, that they may bP just a , bit atale, l lie hb been working hlU)I , durlni ihe p,st eouple of Second lllo11day Sewing C ..... , .. '"',._,,'�''�· ; 1·,.- 59 , ,_, •" -..·,;i-,. .,�-. • · 3 9c .... ••�-i-""'- •. f.t � I ,. I" �- . ';·.. Ciftl, "'""'' ' / l ' i . �' • ' . TELE V ISION GU I DE llclllr Sent1net, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Oct. 19, 1 960 ' ' wANT ADS - (91 For Sole KENMORE HEATROLA ur.ed olle winter, same u new, lart::t; size ���ni�::iou,Gb'h��- E. li� · 1 °"..._, iw.-'�� -- -,I-~ i ., . -•�, ANiP■sT CONTROL f W lte1n. Pl'N lnapractNHI. tmUr,! ,,, ,a;, NatlenwW.. PhOM R. ,..._ A. hnlM 'lf.aHon WYl! �4-26-ffc ... � ..�............ Tr,vel .... ._, •..., "'-I'll! A.nal-•nw J:. r :. Ma Tewn-r Clalllffll• � , jt"6. � ,__ ., ,_1'11 e, Ol ..1141 6L�,,..�', : m.2nd. 1t. 1-1 1 4; I I Stenilt •uo t d T i B I 24 For s Ie or T rode I I ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted .,. ---- -- --· -- i:�; qa- I (20J Business Services ' I ' ■■a oAS. · For Sole ( 20b -J -·· l n�uronce I -- --- ' �1·· (21 J Real Estate \ �VJ: irm .JI\"""•,. I Cucltle, �ult9 I I 0..Upqlb St■N lnstth,t■ G.llll_pell11, Ohl0 . . . I. ' .,', ' l� .U 1f Channel . 3 - nunday ' 5:45 6:00 1':00 9:00 9:30 ,u,00 IL1;30 WOMEN'S U. S. RUBBER R A. I N P. A L S Sizes 5-10 - · . . $1.99 THE SHOe BOX ' ,, MIDDLEPORT --- � ··-- ---· Fresh I I ... . . .. 33c Roll Sausage .. .. .,...,. .. .. •- 39c Tenderay, Boneless, rolled, and t�d for 6:QO T,he B'rtgtiter Oi) f:15 T::1e Seer� StGrn:. •:30 Edge of Kl,ghl &:00 Tbe Thre� Stoolff 6:00 News 6:15 A Look al the Weather ft:JO Spol'tscope 8::to Amos & And:, 7:00 Higl1wa�· Patrol · · 7::m - 1'.e Aquanauts B:ao-= '1f1nte�Dead or Aliv& -D:00 My Sister Eileen D:30 I've Got�A Secret 10:00 Step �n 'the Gas 1 1 :00 1 1 O'clock: News J l : 1 0 A Look lit Uie Weather ll:15 Theater 1:J ----- --- . . .. Channel 1 3 - Thursday 8:00 8:15 9:00 I0:00 �:30 with thl• COUpOOI and p� of l 11,o, ''°"""'ltMl<lt ....,,loof easy· meal preparation. Co11pen allplOI &.111rcla,, Octol■,r Jt.. 1NO 000000_0� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . la. . . . Sliced Pineapple ,_ ,_ 3 ..._..!.v. $1 Sweet Peas .. .. •- . . . . 2 ...;..!"' 29c •• Peanuf Butter ....., .., 3 ... · '°' 29c $1 .19 Sauer Kraut .... ,..... .. .. 2 ..- Bi$CUI•,S . . . . . . . . ��� - o, laUard .�t\k. '!'. �! � ' d, ' Ju bil ee Nylons _ _ . . �� ,;;; . . . . 2 ,,.. 994 Fig Bars . . . . ....;. .. .. 2 ::. 49c Vienna Sousage' - -' 2 cans 29c· Bread. Coffee · 'I : . Kleenex --::..-.::- 4 ':;· $ 1 Preserve Sale :-. 49c -- -- 2 Spotlight _ i,_ , u. ·- �! 5 r c W• •. . ' . " ,, so FREE $0 ,. I ,�h · •rid Crisp ' . . ; .... / I .,,o ' 10:30 ! 1 :00 ll:10 ,.l : Uli · U:!.IO The Tenn QuPOn l;'o; A Day Ab.,ut Ft.cea Muscial Milinee nay in Coart Road to Reality Bett the <.1tk-'.. Who :po Yolf Trust A:t.'1CD Bl,1dstand. Rn- ,cy iud HI• ll'rienb Whirlybirds Your ESSo ReP.:rttr Weather Teller John Daly News FU.Kt Guestward, Ho! 0o·nna Reed The Real HcC071 My Three Sons Th, Untouchables Johnny Midnight New, Tomlbt Scanning tbe Weatb.er Sporta Tonllht Late Show I l·OO I Li>,e Luey 12:30 Sellrth for Toinomr.t" 12:45 Thf: G0idlng Ltlht o·t !Ule,I l :00 • Lif!! . l :30 As the WOl'ld Turnl 2:00 Full Circle I 2:30 House ;'arty S:00 The Millidnalre 3:SO The Verdi<"t 1, Youn 1:r9 The Brl1hter DaJ . l:lb Th" Secret storm f:SO Thl mle of Nilbt - 1 - 1:0l>�ree '"8tooa- ._ 1 1:00 Arthur J. Smith-Hewt 1.15 A Look at the 'weath-,r 6:20 SJk)rtscope 1 8:30 Amoa & ' Andy '1:00 "Shotgun Sfade 7 :30 The Witness '8:30 Zane G?ey Theater 9:00 Angel 9;30 Ann Solhern Show 10:00 Person To Person l0:30 The Du Pont Show LOO New1 1 : 10 i Loot at tb• Weath4t ; 1 1 : 15 'l'heater 13 '12:30 Just For Hea_� 1 :02 Just For Yod 1 :30 News 1:30 Jiut iot Yeu Z:00 Callin.a on Pt. Pleuint: 3:00 News He1dUnes 3:02 M:1111,e Go Round S:30 News 8:33 M111lc Go :RoUnd New■ HeadliD.N t:03 Mu,j,c Go .Round •· Local 4c35 lllillc (lo !fl>1md 51110 Bu'alilll -., 5:l!lf ll!!!le ,Clo Round �cSO lln:IHneo J:jl. llilll• 'Qi llbllpd •"'• Com••�• N .,,__._._ ,:oo If•• ·Nm ¥0 ·cro.::;"ii�� . e,ao . i>I Ill, "' Ne"' H...W""- ·001&2 . ET••lilil mtot!W ,7 ;00, New■ Heacll�w 7:02 ·&venin& Interwa■' 7180 New, Beadl!A'- , 'l.:82 · sundown � I 81CIO Off stp · !. . ,. -..Ith thl1 -� 4inll Kroger Tea lap . �\IPCMI ' am ' s 19c Y I _ __, . . Br AL C� ,"/J,,si'!r T C: l' 'o t f xv •�I L. CUn�ngham, has retu�ed t• her .home. Also Vi!liting wlllj Mra. l Curutin,:ham Sunday were Jlr. and Mra. H'arry CNlll Of GaJion. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. eed and sons, Ronhie and Ed� , of ·d-11 Colutnllus sJ)e:nt the p'lllt w'ee�end with Mr. and Mr1. LaWre11Ce 'eed. Br FlllDDII HOUDASlt!5L1' the Also Sunday dinner guea Mrs. WHU•m 8Sf�f\l,n , w. �o u.�dfr- I Reed home were. Mr. and Ro· �ich­ went surger)" Monday at Meigs l>ert Reed •na k Tofu apd General Ho1pl'til. ii. 'reported to ard, and Mr. ll . iii\ Ja111es eed be re,coverlng ,Ucelv. Het d�ugbter, I and children, I rind kuth Mn. Cllffor.1 1 . Cu,iningham :'!,: R. �. Weba�, w:bo m•k "'l. h.,s Ji'ave. been here and son, Kellb, �-1 lf1. e in with her returned to their home in home at the i son, Oak Hlll, _lfl vblt1n1_ wlth �1. Lima thi.a_ mo'rillnf., Mrs. R.obel't -'Krottt· ot 111dianap0- . Mr. ��d Mra. M.lllnlnt Webat and • 1 .· • • ,• • tis who has apent the past week fami�. 1 tl, 4p ��.e� .etii.rned , visiUn1 tier Jrandmuther, Mrs. L Mtl· � Satur�ay �111 whert:: , she .QC t visit'� VJUJ\ be� ila ,'e'r Ind br her• ln•l>w; · Mr. ,n't: Jlfn.- - Ror � . ;,._• . She:: wa1 acco�pinied by an ' ther bf0t\ier-ft1-law and atiter, Mr. ind Hj:1. J•n1es Dougla11 of 8'll�, \¥: I V Th�)' also viej� in Tennessee lteYitucky iiith ,l"elatives. i'. .Ind MrS, rm·,rson of j 0,Jti.n,i>us ar� v.i:'i'tlng with S. bllY on GraVel [Utl . • - Around M And I >. .Jr.larTh w\tO ! . IO W J E� ·H• Brings Yo■ 1'1 ., U,p To The Minute ·Mas,r C�uniy NEWS ,,:si •� . ,(· . 5kOS PM' " . '� ,,I · ( ... .... , WEIGlft - FOltTU�E re I .II)- Hydll l ·ren-i,ff.ofand +. O;�nfee an� ...�\_lld· Glouiter have movfd 1fito the Mrs. Mattie flush home on .Broadway Street Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Grlm111 · left yesterday for ,1'111s1, Oklatl.oma where they wm 1pend tbe winter. frlir. and Mra. Bill Oilea· of A.th• �IJ.I were tlinner ,:uesta of .lff"· )"ri'd Mfl. L. D. Diles Monday evenl&g. Debbie Triplett, d•uitllei: . of Mr. and Mrs. Fi'a'nklin Triplett is confined to her h�me with muri/�a. Mr. and Mn. Larry ,Lewls �- . of . ;t,�llefon�lne spent ttie we�:�-a wlth their parents, Mr. and 11!!:W� LeWls and Mr. ·md GeorJe . Horat. Rpspell Lew\s, 1Vho. l1 ·bli·nnJng to leave for the 1 �ir · Poree this week, fell and lnjUr'" ,.ed � �y� Ruiaell Pfetr&r of Sutlq,o, Nebta1ka spe:nt Ja■t week v.i.sltihC I with , hi1 cousin, Miu Frances Bq..h. ,. ' . �f )4-.ynolds, who und.rii'ent iutfei'J Tuei\lQ' nlo!ning ,t g0• ,.�n,rll,, jl t.P<>tte,1 1o log aatl1factorib .,He --..� � Jo '.C9nfined theN fOl' isiv r4ayi1 ,,j : Mr. and Mrs. John ' au}°f and �-, 11ind � Gene }ta.uff ...!Jld MiUclreit, l,;tnitl 'l.nd1 Jacitte,. V.14tfecl· · " Slln�113 111 . W:�lton Ci,µrul�'l'f . +Ith Mr. ait"d •'Qavtd".ehe� l; · Mrs. William Evana ia ill d her · J 1i .... 1'1111 .,...�•.. I •"·'"'" , ,o1.,.r..�, ,, l �- 10 AM .. nil: "',l, .' 11111. J.ln, 1 n111u Dilf . WHAT ' S IDE,X :P•"' I i . "' is About I U1eport 'Met Mr!, 1 p!l'i;tit, !' ' -:.:· 59c •llfll,• lc:ltwllc,r, �- 22, 1HO . ., ·. , - -.:� D;.,.,, ,;& . .... , I ct") .,' ,;,· I . ' t.� .... f�;t, 25c ' ,.,,. . 't . -1 9� -:. .;....a.· : DONE!! W�T'S NE�.,-? Extt-a Top V•Jue .,_pa :,lt Gree� �•1 2 ... 2.Sc 1 ��;r GraP4f(iit':-_ •_:s9c .Fresh Carrots : . . ' ,. .i ,.• ' ,. ., . - - - - - - - -· - - - - - -, -� - Winesap Apples-.�n.�� $ 3 9 c �' ·, •.) - 111 ·u :so· lxtn Top Value Stamps 'fl'llfl 111k ...... .... purdaeM .. lreww 'N Sent ,.,. .... ,.,. 27c - Fresh Kare. ..,._ -: .!"I'-. .- .. a:\\ WMPO Uaily Pro�am &heduJe x� 1:00 News a:'30 35C - ----- F R E E 25 Toilet Tissue � - 1 2 ... $1 �t -· KWhite - 1· 2.··�• s1 '!<. . • • . • • . • , FRE -. ............. ...... .._.....---· .. ... . ..... . . . 2 ··••- $1 AppIe DumpI•1ng ............. . 1 · CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon ·Tht:ate1 . -Decembet' Bride Video Villagti 1Mond�y • Friday} 1:58 Sign On 1:00 Gue&t Star 1:15 News •aJO RFD 1:0:!) News Headlines 7:02 Breakfast Party 7:30 Pickens Hardware Show f:ts Breakfast Party 8:00 Newa He::1dlllU!II 8:02 3porbi Repor'. 1:0& Breakfut PartJ New1 1:33 Breakfast PartJ 1:00 Newa Headlines P;O'l Bteakfaat farty P:SO NeWs 8:38' Breakfa.1l PartJ (0:00�· =CoUee Time i0:15"· -Swap Shop l0:30 - 'News Headline■ 10:32/,'. .Mj)rriini Devouon,. 10,0, · Radio -ru,I Jt:00:" New11· ..dll.nea 11:02 1" :pountrr .P P 11129 1 n,m. 'J"i, •' lUieir ,', l2:00 N"o- • ,.. 25c . ... Get your clothN danlin9 white 3c off label Pillolovry t:00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 8:00 J:30 t:00 .i.'iU 6:00 6:30 6:40 6:45 7:00 '7:aO R:00 8:30 9:00 \ ·' . "IW ;tiiTl . . 111/L'l'I WAAL­ WARM 'EM UP ENN'fHO.\' �! -----�----c--c-· 9round chuck or --- - - Tide . . . . . . . l'lu... and 1Matr E E 90 Extra Top Val�• Jtll!mpa Braunschweiger '"'" Ch... •- 49c Bologna .. ._, .... ..... .. ._ 49c I ----c--,,-.,,..,,-,----;-- · Boston Roll Roast . _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . !.._. , .79� Kroger I Amerlcan lla,ndstand 1he Lone Ranger Deputy Da�g Your F...sso Re1>orter WeatJ,er Teller Jolin Daly · News Four Just Men Heng Kong Nelso� Famlly Hawaiian Eye Naked Cit¥ Ne� _Tomght Scanmng the Weather Sports Report Late Show ' a, r.ii�.�ln�� Truth or Con1equence . WCHS-TV ...,C hannel 8 t:00 , d:30 . 6:00 6:30 6 :40 6:45 '1:00 7:30 8:30 , 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1 :10 11:1� 1 1 :20 - - --· - - - - - � ■:c=---- - �--- 13 V -Chan nel--WHTN-T� Channel 11 Wednes8ay l :,: : �:.�?L�.,.,,n - ---· - LOOt:: AT 1T T,w., .i,\V,CAAIU a 1t Could Be You Mid Day Newa :i,t:01deti.me Woman's World Loretta Youns Slu,w Young Dr. Malone a,oo From Theae Roou 4:00 Make Room lo, Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 8:00 Steamboat BIil 1·30 S1L Preston 1:00 Flatt • Scnl&P Show tl:21!1 Weathere11t 0:30 N1'WI P1ctU?'f' 6:48 Hunuey BrlnkJ";, Repdrl 7 : 00 Rescue 8 7:30 Outlilw 8:30 Bat Mi.Menon 9:00 Bachelor Father 9:30 The Ford Show t0:00 Th£ Groucho :snow .0:30 Phil Silve:ra Shew j t l :00 aews Hadtinea '- 1 : 10 Weathe..-caat 11:1 5 Jack Pur Show 1 1 :00 Sign Off Cllanne1. 8 - Thunday SpUt Broilers _, - _.. - .. 33c Piece Chicken Sale · · .._ ...� . ___,.,........................................ Legs ................ Breasts ... .-.�.._:__ !��... �..':':':'!...............�-. . 59c 45C 1 ·.· · · .,,_,.,,r•i.·· Backs and N.ed<s .-. ............. :... :.:.�....10c . ·..· ···· 19c ." '-• YW ·1 ngs . . . .•• ,...• . ......-= .,....................... Bacon Squares - - - - lb. 49r �.....,---- - 800 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Romper Room 9:00 Show Time 1 1 :00 Mornfo·g Court 1 1 :30 Love Thllt Bob Kroger-Whole U. S. Govt. lmpec:le,f lrmour Star Chuck ' Sign On Continental Classroom TOOay Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. North Dough Re Ml Play Your Hun:.., 12:00 12:30 1:00 L IO 2:!0 Z:30 3:00 12,00 ,. .t!lia■n • el 8 - Weclnesda1 I, J,2130 1 or, · ; fl'Ji'ri �':."' i9"'. Tro-Pack .. .. L .... TRUCK BARGAIN Ford VS l ½ Ton A, N. BENGEL l' ''Sel latho n'' of Val u' e s ,, M, · ;· Contad PffMftn•I Office sALE;- - .,.... '"": g'_,..ta; Poaitions nallable fbr Super· vilOtt: of Ward Nursing. N(lm· eroua empl01ee benerlta avail­ able. Starting alary $345.00 per month. te, -· --- ---- 4:00 Make Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 8:00 Steamboat BlU 4:;tO Quick. Pr11w McGraw 8:00 .Mualc in the 'nou11d 1:11 The .ftru Thl.4:te.r Sbotr e. .11 . We:thercaat .. • �· w,• ft• •_ - . ,,• r,ct•--· I 8:tl • JlU.rltl,ey Bnnklu l\eJl'()n ?:00 • <1.lanliunt , ; ,.l:30. Wagon Train · ;:-90 'fltlce ia .Rlaht ., _ � ")O . Perry Como :Show • .. • , 10:.00 Peter Loves Mary · 1•\Jt> Tombstone Territory � ' U:00 New1 Headll11e1 l t : 1(1 We,atnercut 1 1 : 13 The Jack Paar &bar •. J:no Slrn Off REGISnRED N UR S E S ( 2 l ) Real 1::state SALE F or Rent Chn1111 3 - Weilitntlat ' \\ 1� teal, Mn. Stace. ---- •6> Lost or.d Found ·, ' A pot hick supper at the home of Mr■. Grace St.ace in Middleport, opened the regular meeting of tbe PHt Chiefs Club of tbe Meiga Temple, Pytbian Sister■ Monday evening. Mr. ind Mra. William Houda• ahelt entertained the Lo)"al Help­ ie-rs Cla111 of lhe Asbury Methodist Church Monday evening at their home in Syracuae. ■• ''OOLD1 AND RARE COINS want­ ed." Don't undersell your val­ AYA..1.1..L'MEN'l'S - . ,unullled and uable treasure• for pennies. ou1ur111a,,ed. .M.clltt•t.ert. Micidle hearn their true value. Get an port. Phone WY .2·2821. 3 3 ti expert appraisal and offer. AU I m■IJ confidential. Wrilc L. C. 196-0 J Ux5() t'T. IIOUSF: TRAII.F:lt (.; OOU 7 ROOM HOUSE, 4 BED· Priced ltea�u,iable. See RayHomer, 1926 'rhomas Ave., Ports HOOM at1d bath. Local.M cor­ mnnd Thomas, Langsville, Ohio mouth, Ohio. l0-18-3H ner Main .ind BrQa<I\WlY, Ra­ 10 17 6\c or (" all .Sll - 2-4259. cin�. $35.00. Close to school and church. Out of High Water. CUA1, DELIVEHt:D. Victor Swaiu, C..:till William Cleland, Racine-. Hucmc, Uhio. 10 11 3lp 1052 FORD V8, 53 motor 5150; 10-I8-3Lp 1851 Pontiac, runs good, best roH offer 1948 Dodge, runs good I A.\-1 ::•ww TAKING ORDERS , - :my imported gills: t eather llird I llOUSt: FOR -REN,f Oil Storys ,100 See Ted Thomps R t' elly I Hun Sec Mrs . .t:d Ebcr,;buch. p1durc�, cuc11.oo and no\ · land Body Shop. f��•18 •3� JJ (·Jut:k�. t:ilr\' l lll: sets, h,rnd tooled 105 , Wright St . , Pomeroy or ----- ----le.ithcr pur11es, costumti jcwe!ry, call WY2-2915 after 5 p. rn. M1.111)· item� tu choose Jrom. 1 buy 10·18-0tc direct from the oversea slip• 0.. CIMn UNd C•n plier. Cm sn\e you money o n � ICE F IVE room home for rent. All M.ka •DCI Modlil• lovely gifts. Stop and see thelit: WY2-f)24I. J0-18-IJtc M, ROPOLl'TAN MOTOQ at my home. Iola aartrum, Inter­ · - ..., Main IL na11on11l Trader, Langsv1llc , O. TJlH�}; 1{00M r·u J���l;�J -ap-art­ P11r.....,. Oh� ment on Second St., Pomeroy. 10 1 7 3tp --- -�·�-·------- - ' !'hone WY2-3302. 10-l9·6tc 19611 CHEVROLET VB Imp11la. FOJt �ALE: Al'l'LES. Burdette �,295. Hard top 2 door, (.;hev­ t·rull 1'' 11rm, Pomeroy Houle I . rolet'a finest and he�t, and this Phune WY 2·6970. lO 1 1 6lp one la fini:11t in condition and MAN tu take over gas station. appearance. Turboglydc, rear Al'l'LE llUTTEH apples $1 .UO per Pl10ni: W'l2-91l20. 9-23-tfc bushel . See t:hrl� 1''ruth, Ma11on, --~--- -- --1e1t apeaker. Safcty.trak dif!er­ w. Va. lllld please lJring YOUI' WANTED: Mechanic. Phone W\'2· enUal, Sltows tender care. Blact­ 10· 15,6tc . containers. • . tnat"t, Pomeroy. l l 14 6tc -cc---c-c,--,- - ·----· · RA'JS killed with Star W.r­ WANT�i.-- -Ple-�!.���\ . 19:S7 FORD VS Fairlane 500, $ I ,20ri. larin. 2 14 lbs $1.49. Ebcrsbach mlt written applicatlun tu Post 2 door sedan. Sharp car im1iUe Hardware, Sugar Run Flour Office Hux 3411, Pomeroy, Oliio. and out. Fordomallc. ntacttmar'&, Mill, Landmark co.op, I0- 19·3lc �,neroy. 1 1 l 4 6tc (9) 28, 29, 30; (5) 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, zo, 21, 26, 27, 28; 1911 Studebaker V8 President $1>95 (ll) 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 1 1, 16, 17, , deor sedan. Finish and uphols­ ' Jd, 23, 25, :W, ao; OZ) l, :.! . MUELLER FUttNAtll!S, WISTING j tery llke new. Studebaker'M fin . . . HOU5.E appllattc.., ArnOld I,._ eat. Bl1ettnar's, Pomeroy. AUCTION . . th.r.. Syr.cn., Oh-. PhOM 10 14 6tc OCT. 21 SAl"URDAY 1 2:10 PM WY2:-6J84, 11•1 1-tf f1U"111 hume haH been tmltl anti �- BUICK VB Ha�d Top 4 dr. My I am rnuv!ni,: Into _ a mobile Aill 60ND1TIONING, REFRlGER­ 'tOlffl. Sparklini original two 1 home, . lhcrcfurc I will sell the atwn servtc.s. Jack's Retrtaera­ tone 1reen finish. Dynarluw follnwmg per11tm11l property al Uon. New llaHb. l'hont TU2di'lve. ,Jllaettnar'a' Pomt1ruy. the farm localed just west of 37. 6-28-tf 1 1 l4 6Lc S6 -the Morning Star church, The 1 A 1CTl0 .. I Nease Settlemenl Community, 3 '152 FbRD, ¾ ton truck. Adrian Co,.n,,W• l.rvl• · Miles North of Hucioe, Ohio. 1.1,they. Phone TU 2·4S81. Crltt lr■dford l Philco Rcfriger11lor, 5-pc. Din­ 10 17 4lp w•, Phon• er ContNt ette Set, nining Room Table & A. C. BRA0r•ORt), a.can.. Oh... Buffet, O\d Ocsk, ltlldiu, L. C. j Smith Typewriter, 2 Metal Beds (complete), 2-pc. Living I -i"UKL OIL and ·eoal fur. Room Suite, 2 ·· 0\lerstuffed - -COM\>LiTE lNSlJRANC.1: PRO DaCU. £all for tree e1Umatu. C.:halrs, Blonde Befiroom Suite tection, Llli\ Aulo, Fire, Polle,, l'GNHHD 6 Abbott lllda!epon. (New), 9x12 Rug uncl 2 Throw Call Don MUia, !llddlepar\ 1-10-U, RU£&, Metal Porch �hair, Milk(ng Machine, Garden Tractor, V.l!lNBTIAN BLINDS $3,00 and up. Garden Tools, Iron Ketllo, BARNES-SIMPSON lNSli RANCE Ntw wJndow bllnda and ahadea, Portable Sprayer, Black Smith Agent.&, Middleport. Fire, Auto.18tan awnlnaa. Dale Wlppel SupForge, lee Cream Freezer, 1400 mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2· pl)', UIS ' Union Ave., Pomeroy, Bales Hay-(100 New, 100 Old) 21103. 8-27-l! QbJo. 10 1 1 30tc -,---- .--Crosley El1!4:tric Hange, Utility .--�t &.ATE T. H. DAVIS proCabinet, Chain, Bookcase, He- BULLDOZEH FO.lt HIRE. fonds, basements and landscaping. Pb. cord !'layer Hecords, Hecord 1 -,,. brick two 1tory, located , Che1tcr, YU 8-3:M!\. 10 3 30tp •l' North Third and Coal Cubinet, one Electrolux SweepMlddlePort, may be er, PIHtic Plalform Rocker, 2 Rockers, Clock (Ship De. i� ■n)' evtmln1. · ,9-17•30tc , · · . ',l'f :, sign), Singer Sewh1g Machine ON MARKET 4 (Portable), Stand, Cement Mixi 1,, siudio Uprlsht piano. er, Carpenter Tool&, Butcher• .,,_ ,. �;:jQ -· match '24&.00. Onl)" lna Tool,, Bran Kettle, 2 Scales h'", 91, .o,;;.:per monlh after 1mall Pulleys and Ropes, Log Chalns, Several Cow Bells. Many other STATISTICS _ llenefi accrui :.t• 1,'.,� ffl.P ·Pl>':]!nt . C••1'1 Keybo"d ls ng t!ifiler, 1_., Mar.e1 81 ., par ,· _1 'Ji' _ useful artlclee not listed . to a community when a new .....,_. w Va., Phon HU15· Dana P. AblH , industry hires 100 workers: ,. ,•o·20-ltc • -h c'a11 'cOIlec1 . Owner. ,.,,..,, more peopIe, 1 12 more , -,u erms of Sale: CASH. households, M more school �-t Nlf- 11/lLE EBONITE Clarinet ; T Not R HPOMlbl• for Accldtnfl :.! on. Phone WY children, $M)O,OOO more in per.'- :f, I,.�, tondlt� Bradford l0-l9-Stc Sale , conducted by sonal income per year, '270,tNt. , C,:i, "':, - ___ . . Auction Company, Radne, Ohio. 000 more In bank deposits, 107 � "t , 'IIUltl:J':"l" CORNET In e,cccllcnl Auctioneer; Critt Budlord more Jl&S9enger cars registered, ·� , , Sale Manag�r : A. C. Bradford. �l,!11 Phone W V2-6063. 174 more workers employed, 4 . , ... IO· llUtc .� _.. more rehil e11tabli1hmenta, I $360,000 more ln retail sales HEAD milk cows. Hui• FIF'T'Y VARIETY ehry11anthepor year. Revenal of lthe con- ' mums now blooming. Visit uur · _..,,. and Gu•rn11eya . . 2,000 ditions will produce inverae re� lill�,&·,b�- Priced for quick i;ardens· and make your aelec_,. , cmlact Delmar Hollon, lion for aprini: plnnling, J,'rey'a, . · suits . These fia-ures have been 7th St., New Haven, w. Va. · l' Ompiled by ·competent authorl• �y Rt. No. :t Mt. Herman ties · and" ·are equally applicable 10-l8-6tp 10· 15·3lp In ClevBlimd, Hoboken, Ham• � JACK famous for him� BRAND NEW Electric porl-able tramek or in Pomeroy, Ohio. sewing machine, Mnde and guar· : � Jack'• Dairy Bar, Midanteed by lhe Singer Sewing 10- 18-6tc . ·� -- - ·Machine Company. Only $69.:iO. • Red and Golden De!J. Also brand ne w Sl11nt-o-Matll:! . ltayman, Rome Beauty. for ft! low as $11.50 a month, POMIIIOY IUILOING LOTS­ . GHlpAI)', Carpenter, Ohio. 1-'abric Shop, 304 Main St., Nlcrly located; ,ayS well. all J\.qute 889, 10-18-6tc . Pomeroy. Phone WY2-2284. utilities. ln 100d neiahborhood. 1 10-18-Stc It.URAL - 50 acres on good gravel ro11d, 10 miles from Pnmeroy, :p acres in fenced pll!iture, Nlce alflllfa meadow. 5 room hOU$C 'With bath. Barn, crib, machine .. •_bed, 111;au and Other bulld\ng&, I ,.:,; , "4700., Down pafmeh\ nq11ired, , , '2000, balance � monthly. Dual wheels. All good Urea. "MASON, W. VA. - 7 :'room frame 1 Flat bed, has stock rack. ln hou�e· with· bltlf, · fUrlii'c� ' llea\­ iood condition. ing, plenty closeta, large veranda, 1tt11ched 1ara1e, Larae lot with 11hade and frult t.ree1, flower■ ■nd nice aarden, $9000. WonderPOMIROY ful home for a vet�ran. ■ox ffl . • l'll!INI .,,, l.aAO Phone WY•2�!2 ' ·• '� , . · , \$' ' . �:l U�) Auto Soles For Meigs Temple Past c1iiels Club WSAZ-TV Channel INDIMII OROP HARSHMAN CLEVELAND UPI - Pitcher Jaat Hanhtnan, who played for live o:iaJor lea1ue te■ma, waa giv• en hie ari.condltlonal releaae Tue•· da)' ,by lhe: 'CleVeland Indians. HU'lhmarl. had a M record with Cleveland- Ulla aenon and has an overall 60-6& mark In the majors. • ':::!°6 ··• 3 ' I FOR --�--- ---- SALE A L' CT!O:'.'tl: Mun, Ort. 24, at I P . m. at \lmccril, 0 . 12 miles we.st of Maril' lta, u., off Ht. 50A al Bar lo w, o , onto Ht . 76. Ali r dairy am dmontin ll ing the \Jusinc,s I must sell all cows and cquiµmcnt. 20 good Holstein cows, 3 good Guernsey rows, all tows are sound, none are old. All fresh or springers. S1•veral first and second calf heifers. l'rartkally all are from COBA, health papers furnished. 14 milk cans, Esco cooler, Surge milkers. There is a lot of produdion in lllis 1rnle. Vu:Lur Jones. Owner. Harold Goddard Auctioneer (Bartlett. Ohio.) I0- ! 9-21 · Zll' - -- - -- - - Call Dlci --------�--- i 1 3 ) For Leas.. w Y.2-2. 1 51 .�1 - i , Natices • Gauge1 : Montgomery 16-3 up­ per .Otl foot open. Gallipo1is 17,1 upper, 9. 9 lower. 2 feet open Lac.k 23, Hli.6 upper, D.0 lower. Closed off. 1 Mrs. Stace Hostess Loyal Helpers Are Enrertained On M.onday Evening Devotion& taken from Psalm 15 All moveable dam1 13 throuib were led by Mrs. Helen DameAn arrugement of yelltrN 23 up and closed oil. AJl Kanawha "Let mums, a gift to Mrs. Stace from wood who al110 re11.d a poem River dam!! on the aill. I her neighbor, Mr1_ C. 0. Fiaher Ohio River Boats down: Dash- Us Remember." Mra. Ralph Robson, president, centered the dining table. Indi• ieid, Harriett M. 10:'0 pm 0-2 ; was in charge of the busineH ses- vidual crochet nut cups were URd City of Huntington IUO am, 1 1-8; as favors at the table. Loclt 8 Heron 6:35 am, 3•i; Lock sion and a contribution of $25 On e O UY : l'fer, Day 8enltf . Mrs. Willi.am Allman, vice . pre-­ 1 0 Advance 6:20 am, 1-4; Lock was made toward repairs for the · · · -- · - - 1den_t, presided at . the busmess 1 roof. money a church making As 1 1 Frank Alter 8:10 am 2--0·, WA.i\JTED-1-lou�e in Meigs Counmeetmg hel�. follow_mg the me•�; AUCTION• Lock 12, Titan 7:30 am 0-11; project, it Wlli decided to make • 11. ty, stale location and price. Ch11.ngmg Seasons A poem pockets apro11s and with small Lock 18 George G. 8:35 un 6-0·, REASONABL" Write �ox 668-11, care The ■ RATES read by Mn. Allman and "I was members to of the distribute Lock 18, Atlas 9 am 1-0·, ·Lock SATIS•ACTION GUARANTIID lJiiily Sentinel, l'om�roy. Know Something Good About" Call or wri... I. O. McCoy 23 Elizabeth 4 : 2CJ am 0-1) ·, Waver- church for contributions. l 0-19-3t p w_aa r�ad by Mrs. Stace. Following the busineSl! session, I ly 6 am rt-2; D11hield 7 am 1-3; Chnm, Ohio During the evening birthdays of b qUiz was conducted a y Bible 8 22 30tp C. V. Horner upriver 9:20 am 2-0. s. Martha Childs and Mr■ . Pau• � U p ,, Gallipoli• Onward 2,25 Carl Weese and articles taken t ne Gallagber were remembered h were The Herald Christian from 9-0; Ch,rl., R. Sle,en,on 5 · iNa _ SPOUTING, SHEET •m and a roun�•robin birthda)" card SE'R_ VIC__ E STATION FOR L;EASE, I aoo>' pm 8-6; Pollywog 8:35 am 8-1 ; given by Mrs. Carl Weese, who e metal work Repair work of ny was written to M-rs. GallagheT Ntw Haven w Va Small mvcsl Lock 23 Capt. Harrlaon 12:05 pm also read a poem "The Beauty of kind Phone WY 2-2301 . who is recuperating from a recent Autumn.'' ment requ ired Reasonable rcnl10 10 aotp The meeting closed with the illness. al lcrms A nice looking, modern 1 . : -:---The group v��d to. hold their ·==::- ·-:----n after which benedictio miZlMih stalion m a good location For TRE E EXPERT, tree trimming •nj fOOJD h se FIVE ou , refreshmenta were served to Mr. annual Thank11gtvmg dmner at the f urther informa tion call Porn• also house painting. See Sidney r..Y 5½ acres, school bu11 and mail and Mn. Weeae, Mrs. Alice· Cape- Martin Restaura nt on Nov. 21, eroy W Y 2-2166. 10 17 3lc Huddle,ston, Merrell RD, Maaon, f -.tl)ute, 3 miles aoutb of Ches- hart, Mi'1. Damewood, Mrs. Mel• to be followed by a part,: at the ,W. Va. 10-18-3tc on Shade Rive, Ro,d. See vin Grimm, Mrs, Robson, Mn. home of Mn. Mabel �born. The lrt1,vellng prize which WIS - Dale Warner, Synwae, 0. Willi1m Eichinger and the hosts. ____ _.c:. ___ ______._ donated by M;ra. Allm1n wu won -0 O Prl -•1 ce or qu C• sa e. ., p d f I • I 10-1 0 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two t!Ye 2-1; Robert R. Gibbons 3:30 am by Mrs. Philip Me:inhart. room apatunents. A. N. Bengel. At the eloae of the: bueineu FIVE ROOM HOUSE 3--0; Helen Z :30 am 0-8; Beaver I roll Pbone WYi-327:.!. ll-2 •Uc : ____________ with batn_ nice location. Melvin 8:IHI am 0-l; Lock 15 OVEC 3:35 meeting games were played and MODERN ��urnished 3 Toomi 1956 CADILLAC for sale or lratle. 1 liood. 1 1 1 l,o.!ust St., Pomerey. am 20-0; Lock 21 Little Edward each member present received a 1 Phone WY2-3509. h,nd-mad 10·18-0tc 10 l 30tp l : � am 0-3. the· hosand bath apartment. Birch cab___ __ _ ____ _ :_ ���� ---- ----- ·-disposal, inclherator, 1 - --------- ---, !nets, large closets. Phone WY2-�141. lH6-Uc () )) W ;"'::�:.�=:".�::::::::::::::..::�----;:�;;--'c, -� . . .- 1l1:�� I I of 1')UU and Spec1al Noti081 olJ Evt'tt!JI IUIO. Obitu.ar ie.a filb&Ud ul l C.'lt per word. ll'I MO· 3 "A'lS -#. L DA y .., II iJAYS ,.,. ...uu . JI SI ....., •• 90c 80c til.nn. .. • 1 uuc .l.20 _. •·•_· - :.ro • '16c •1.50 .,..... ..,. 1 ., -,Mia l'.'llliffd by 10 A.,11. will .ii De in that day, .,.per. PHONE I Al 1$ SPICIALS I 51 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Befot·P 9:30 A.!4. 59 Mercury 70 H. P. HfS.OO lllicMlepoti 'lfY•2-26tt 45 H. ... Mercu..., .....lt ,- ', ·• O·""' .,..,,,,,_ ··UTZ --. ffA•• I M!ETROPOLITAN MOTORS At CltNfw 600 lri..t Mtln Sfrfft, Pom•roY Y...., 5-2145 Phon• WY2·3870 tCAMru. IIRVICI ITA·TION _ _ __ _ _ 8·2?·l1�___ MiniJIMllll cliara:e - 60 c:en1.t,, I ..., ,.. 1ll'Ord tor three OODlleCUU\le io8ertiona. ,.,ii - one month for 30 c8D1J ver word. ' ..¥ 111111 ri.te of 4 c,ent, per word Will be ehari:ed for adverti.aiD& If •• llkt 41filbin lO day• aner rece..viDg bill. la Advertilifli - Should lie r-iW�t'd mlmediately The wUI nnt be raponaible fN' more lba.n one tocor- t ..... per -.rd, one insel"Con. RIVER REPORT I --,======--- -­ · 1 20 1 Business Services ------------ ' l \la ) Morine Supp l ies I .. CONSIS'NNT DErEND.u!LE llESl/LTS � Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19, 1 960--7'"'. ,. .... "!. '. ' j .� ' . .. ' . ,... .... l\l +....: t\\\ .""' •"'" t:- f,�v \ �,t ·� .. ii'..,.,,. �� ! . ' \ , . r -1:� ., '""' ' • ... • , , ... t. ... "�,�J -1 )I t (U Ul , /'. - I. - I," .. .1 •.' ' " '.� , -· , ih� J '•11;)!. . •. )--=:1 •. .. � .. ., "�� ___ ' J Li...--�. ,�.._. : '., \�'•u�i �' • ' . TELE V ISION GU I DE llclllr Sent1net, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Oct. 19, 1 960 ' ' wANT ADS - (91 For Sole KENMORE HEATROLA ur.ed olle winter, same u new, lart::t; size ���ni�::iou,Gb'h��- E. li� · 1 °"..._, iw.-'�� -- -,I-~ i ., . -•�, ANiP■sT CONTROL f W lte1n. Pl'N lnapractNHI. tmUr,! ,,, ,a;, NatlenwW.. PhOM R. ,..._ A. hnlM 'lf.aHon WYl! �4-26-ffc ... � ..�............ Tr,vel .... ._, •..., "'-I'll! A.nal-•nw J:. r :. Ma Tewn-r Clalllffll• � , jt"6. � ,__ ., ,_1'11 e, Ol ..1141 6L�,,..�', : m.2nd. 1t. 1-1 1 4; I I Stenilt •uo t d T i B I 24 For s Ie or T rode I I ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted .,. ---- -- --· -- i:�; qa- I (20J Business Services ' I ' ■■a oAS. · For Sole ( 20b -J -·· l n�uronce I -- --- ' �1·· (21 J Real Estate \ �VJ: irm .JI\"""•,. I Cucltle, �ult9 I I 0..Upqlb St■N lnstth,t■ G.llll_pell11, Ohl0 . . . I. ' .,', ' l� .U 1f Channel . 3 - nunday ' 5:45 6:00 1':00 9:00 9:30 ,u,00 IL1;30 WOMEN'S U. S. RUBBER R A. I N P. A L S Sizes 5-10 - · . . $1.99 THE SHOe BOX ' ,, MIDDLEPORT --- � ··-- ---· Fresh I I ... . . .. 33c Roll Sausage .. .. .,...,. .. .. •- 39c Tenderay, Boneless, rolled, and t�d for 6:QO T,he B'rtgtiter Oi) f:15 T::1e Seer� StGrn:. •:30 Edge of Kl,ghl &:00 Tbe Thre� Stoolff 6:00 News 6:15 A Look al the Weather ft:JO Spol'tscope 8::to Amos & And:, 7:00 Higl1wa�· Patrol · · 7::m - 1'.e Aquanauts B:ao-= '1f1nte�Dead or Aliv& -D:00 My Sister Eileen D:30 I've Got�A Secret 10:00 Step �n 'the Gas 1 1 :00 1 1 O'clock: News J l : 1 0 A Look lit Uie Weather ll:15 Theater 1:J ----- --- . . .. Channel 1 3 - Thursday 8:00 8:15 9:00 I0:00 �:30 with thl• COUpOOI and p� of l 11,o, ''°"""'ltMl<lt ....,,loof easy· meal preparation. Co11pen allplOI &.111rcla,, Octol■,r Jt.. 1NO 000000_0� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . la. . . . Sliced Pineapple ,_ ,_ 3 ..._..!.v. $1 Sweet Peas .. .. •- . . . . 2 ...;..!"' 29c •• Peanuf Butter ....., .., 3 ... · '°' 29c $1 .19 Sauer Kraut .... ,..... .. .. 2 ..- Bi$CUI•,S . . . . . . . . ��� - o, laUard .�t\k. '!'. �! � ' d, ' Ju bil ee Nylons _ _ . . �� ,;;; . . . . 2 ,,.. 994 Fig Bars . . . . ....;. .. .. 2 ::. 49c Vienna Sousage' - -' 2 cans 29c· Bread. Coffee · 'I : . Kleenex --::..-.::- 4 ':;· $ 1 Preserve Sale :-. 49c -- -- 2 Spotlight _ i,_ , u. ·- �! 5 r c W• •. . ' . " ,, so FREE $0 ,. I ,�h · •rid Crisp ' . . ; .... / I .,,o ' 10:30 ! 1 :00 ll:10 ,.l : Uli · U:!.IO The Tenn QuPOn l;'o; A Day Ab.,ut Ft.cea Muscial Milinee nay in Coart Road to Reality Bett the <.1tk-'.. Who :po Yolf Trust A:t.'1CD Bl,1dstand. Rn- ,cy iud HI• ll'rienb Whirlybirds Your ESSo ReP.:rttr Weather Teller John Daly News FU.Kt Guestward, Ho! 0o·nna Reed The Real HcC071 My Three Sons Th, Untouchables Johnny Midnight New, Tomlbt Scanning tbe Weatb.er Sporta Tonllht Late Show I l·OO I Li>,e Luey 12:30 Sellrth for Toinomr.t" 12:45 Thf: G0idlng Ltlht o·t !Ule,I l :00 • Lif!! . l :30 As the WOl'ld Turnl 2:00 Full Circle I 2:30 House ;'arty S:00 The Millidnalre 3:SO The Verdi<"t 1, Youn 1:r9 The Brl1hter DaJ . l:lb Th" Secret storm f:SO Thl mle of Nilbt - 1 - 1:0l>�ree '"8tooa- ._ 1 1:00 Arthur J. Smith-Hewt 1.15 A Look at the 'weath-,r 6:20 SJk)rtscope 1 8:30 Amoa & ' Andy '1:00 "Shotgun Sfade 7 :30 The Witness '8:30 Zane G?ey Theater 9:00 Angel 9;30 Ann Solhern Show 10:00 Person To Person l0:30 The Du Pont Show LOO New1 1 : 10 i Loot at tb• Weath4t ; 1 1 : 15 'l'heater 13 '12:30 Just For Hea_� 1 :02 Just For Yod 1 :30 News 1:30 Jiut iot Yeu Z:00 Callin.a on Pt. Pleuint: 3:00 News He1dUnes 3:02 M:1111,e Go Round S:30 News 8:33 M111lc Go :RoUnd New■ HeadliD.N t:03 Mu,j,c Go .Round •· Local 4c35 lllillc (lo !fl>1md 51110 Bu'alilll -., 5:l!lf ll!!!le ,Clo Round �cSO lln:IHneo J:jl. llilll• 'Qi llbllpd •"'• Com••�• N .,,__._._ ,:oo If•• ·Nm ¥0 ·cro.::;"ii�� . e,ao . i>I Ill, "' Ne"' H...W""- ·001&2 . ET••lilil mtot!W ,7 ;00, New■ Heacll�w 7:02 ·&venin& Interwa■' 7180 New, Beadl!A'- , 'l.:82 · sundown � I 81CIO Off stp · !. . ,. -..Ith thl1 -� 4inll Kroger Tea lap . �\IPCMI ' am ' s 19c Y I _ __, . . Br AL C� ,"/J,,si'!r T C: l' 'o t f xv •�I L. CUn�ngham, has retu�ed t• her .home. Also Vi!liting wlllj Mra. l Curutin,:ham Sunday were Jlr. and Mra. H'arry CNlll Of GaJion. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. eed and sons, Ronhie and Ed� , of ·d-11 Colutnllus sJ)e:nt the p'lllt w'ee�end with Mr. and Mr1. LaWre11Ce 'eed. Br FlllDDII HOUDASlt!5L1' the Also Sunday dinner guea Mrs. WHU•m 8Sf�f\l,n , w. �o u.�dfr- I Reed home were. Mr. and Ro· �ich­ went surger)" Monday at Meigs l>ert Reed •na k Tofu apd General Ho1pl'til. ii. 'reported to ard, and Mr. ll . iii\ Ja111es eed be re,coverlng ,Ucelv. Het d�ugbter, I and children, I rind kuth Mn. Cllffor.1 1 . Cu,iningham :'!,: R. �. Weba�, w:bo m•k "'l. h.,s Ji'ave. been here and son, Kellb, �-1 lf1. e in with her returned to their home in home at the i son, Oak Hlll, _lfl vblt1n1_ wlth �1. Lima thi.a_ mo'rillnf., Mrs. R.obel't -'Krottt· ot 111dianap0- . Mr. ��d Mra. M.lllnlnt Webat and • 1 .· • • ,• • tis who has apent the past week fami�. 1 tl, 4p ��.e� .etii.rned , visiUn1 tier Jrandmuther, Mrs. L Mtl· � Satur�ay �111 whert:: , she .QC t visit'� VJUJ\ be� ila ,'e'r Ind br her• ln•l>w; · Mr. ,n't: Jlfn.- - Ror � . ;,._• . She:: wa1 acco�pinied by an ' ther bf0t\ier-ft1-law and atiter, Mr. ind Hj:1. J•n1es Dougla11 of 8'll�, \¥: I V Th�)' also viej� in Tennessee lteYitucky iiith ,l"elatives. i'. .Ind MrS, rm·,rson of j 0,Jti.n,i>us ar� v.i:'i'tlng with S. bllY on GraVel [Utl . • - Around M And I >. .Jr.larTh w\tO ! . IO W J E� ·H• Brings Yo■ 1'1 ., U,p To The Minute ·Mas,r C�uniy NEWS ,,:si •� . ,(· . 5kOS PM' " . '� ,,I · ( ... .... , WEIGlft - FOltTU�E re I .II)- Hydll l ·ren-i,ff.ofand +. O;�nfee an� ...�\_lld· Glouiter have movfd 1fito the Mrs. Mattie flush home on .Broadway Street Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Grlm111 · left yesterday for ,1'111s1, Oklatl.oma where they wm 1pend tbe winter. frlir. and Mra. Bill Oilea· of A.th• �IJ.I were tlinner ,:uesta of .lff"· )"ri'd Mfl. L. D. Diles Monday evenl&g. Debbie Triplett, d•uitllei: . of Mr. and Mrs. Fi'a'nklin Triplett is confined to her h�me with muri/�a. Mr. and Mn. Larry ,Lewls �- . of . ;t,�llefon�lne spent ttie we�:�-a wlth their parents, Mr. and 11!!:W� LeWls and Mr. ·md GeorJe . Horat. Rpspell Lew\s, 1Vho. l1 ·bli·nnJng to leave for the 1 �ir · Poree this week, fell and lnjUr'" ,.ed � �y� Ruiaell Pfetr&r of Sutlq,o, Nebta1ka spe:nt Ja■t week v.i.sltihC I with , hi1 cousin, Miu Frances Bq..h. ,. ' . �f )4-.ynolds, who und.rii'ent iutfei'J Tuei\lQ' nlo!ning ,t g0• ,.�n,rll,, jl t.P<>tte,1 1o log aatl1factorib .,He --..� � Jo '.C9nfined theN fOl' isiv r4ayi1 ,,j : Mr. and Mrs. John ' au}°f and �-, 11ind � Gene }ta.uff ...!Jld MiUclreit, l,;tnitl 'l.nd1 Jacitte,. V.14tfecl· · " Slln�113 111 . W:�lton Ci,µrul�'l'f . +Ith Mr. ait"d •'Qavtd".ehe� l; · Mrs. William Evana ia ill d her · J 1i .... 1'1111 .,...�•.. I •"·'"'" , ,o1.,.r..�, ,, l �- 10 AM .. nil: "',l, .' 11111. J.ln, 1 n111u Dilf . WHAT ' S IDE,X :P•"' I i . "' is About I U1eport 'Met Mr!, 1 p!l'i;tit, !' ' -:.:· 59c •llfll,• lc:ltwllc,r, �- 22, 1HO . ., ·. , - -.:� D;.,.,, ,;& . .... , I ct") .,' ,;,· I . ' t.� .... f�;t, 25c ' ,.,,. . 't . -1 9� -:. .;....a.· : DONE!! W�T'S NE�.,-? Extt-a Top V•Jue .,_pa :,lt Gree� �•1 2 ... 2.Sc 1 ��;r GraP4f(iit':-_ •_:s9c .Fresh Carrots : . . ' ,. .i ,.• ' ,. ., . - - - - - - - -· - - - - - -, -� - Winesap Apples-.�n.�� $ 3 9 c �' ·, •.) - 111 ·u :so· lxtn Top Value Stamps 'fl'llfl 111k ...... .... purdaeM .. lreww 'N Sent ,.,. .... ,.,. 27c - Fresh Kare. ..,._ -: .!"I'-. .- .. a:\\ WMPO Uaily Pro�am &heduJe x� 1:00 News a:'30 35C - ----- F R E E 25 Toilet Tissue � - 1 2 ... $1 �t -· KWhite - 1· 2.··�• s1 '!<. . • • . • • . • , FRE -. ............. ...... .._.....---· .. ... . ..... . . . 2 ··••- $1 AppIe DumpI•1ng ............. . 1 · CBS News Captain Kangaroo Cartoon ·Tht:ate1 . -Decembet' Bride Video Villagti 1Mond�y • Friday} 1:58 Sign On 1:00 Gue&t Star 1:15 News •aJO RFD 1:0:!) News Headlines 7:02 Breakfast Party 7:30 Pickens Hardware Show f:ts Breakfast Party 8:00 Newa He::1dlllU!II 8:02 3porbi Repor'. 1:0& Breakfut PartJ New1 1:33 Breakfast PartJ 1:00 Newa Headlines P;O'l Bteakfaat farty P:SO NeWs 8:38' Breakfa.1l PartJ (0:00�· =CoUee Time i0:15"· -Swap Shop l0:30 - 'News Headline■ 10:32/,'. .Mj)rriini Devouon,. 10,0, · Radio -ru,I Jt:00:" New11· ..dll.nea 11:02 1" :pountrr .P P 11129 1 n,m. 'J"i, •' lUieir ,', l2:00 N"o- • ,.. 25c . ... Get your clothN danlin9 white 3c off label Pillolovry t:00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 8:00 J:30 t:00 .i.'iU 6:00 6:30 6:40 6:45 7:00 '7:aO R:00 8:30 9:00 \ ·' . "IW ;tiiTl . . 111/L'l'I WAAL­ WARM 'EM UP ENN'fHO.\' �! -----�----c--c-· 9round chuck or --- - - Tide . . . . . . . l'lu... and 1Matr E E 90 Extra Top Val�• Jtll!mpa Braunschweiger '"'" Ch... •- 49c Bologna .. ._, .... ..... .. ._ 49c I ----c--,,-.,,..,,-,----;-- · Boston Roll Roast . _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . !.._. , .79� Kroger I Amerlcan lla,ndstand 1he Lone Ranger Deputy Da�g Your F...sso Re1>orter WeatJ,er Teller Jolin Daly · News Four Just Men Heng Kong Nelso� Famlly Hawaiian Eye Naked Cit¥ Ne� _Tomght Scanmng the Weather Sports Report Late Show ' a, r.ii�.�ln�� Truth or Con1equence . WCHS-TV ...,C hannel 8 t:00 , d:30 . 6:00 6:30 6 :40 6:45 '1:00 7:30 8:30 , 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1 :10 11:1� 1 1 :20 - - --· - - - - - � ■:c=---- - �--- 13 V -Chan nel--WHTN-T� Channel 11 Wednes8ay l :,: : �:.�?L�.,.,,n - ---· - LOOt:: AT 1T T,w., .i,\V,CAAIU a 1t Could Be You Mid Day Newa :i,t:01deti.me Woman's World Loretta Youns Slu,w Young Dr. Malone a,oo From Theae Roou 4:00 Make Room lo, Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 8:00 Steamboat BIil 1·30 S1L Preston 1:00 Flatt • Scnl&P Show tl:21!1 Weathere11t 0:30 N1'WI P1ctU?'f' 6:48 Hunuey BrlnkJ";, Repdrl 7 : 00 Rescue 8 7:30 Outlilw 8:30 Bat Mi.Menon 9:00 Bachelor Father 9:30 The Ford Show t0:00 Th£ Groucho :snow .0:30 Phil Silve:ra Shew j t l :00 aews Hadtinea '- 1 : 10 Weathe..-caat 11:1 5 Jack Pur Show 1 1 :00 Sign Off Cllanne1. 8 - Thunday SpUt Broilers _, - _.. - .. 33c Piece Chicken Sale · · .._ ...� . ___,.,........................................ Legs ................ Breasts ... .-.�.._:__ !��... �..':':':'!...............�-. . 59c 45C 1 ·.· · · .,,_,.,,r•i.·· Backs and N.ed<s .-. ............. :... :.:.�....10c . ·..· ···· 19c ." '-• YW ·1 ngs . . . .•• ,...• . ......-= .,....................... Bacon Squares - - - - lb. 49r �.....,---- - 800 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Romper Room 9:00 Show Time 1 1 :00 Mornfo·g Court 1 1 :30 Love Thllt Bob Kroger-Whole U. S. Govt. lmpec:le,f lrmour Star Chuck ' Sign On Continental Classroom TOOay Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. North Dough Re Ml Play Your Hun:.., 12:00 12:30 1:00 L IO 2:!0 Z:30 3:00 12,00 ,. .t!lia■n • el 8 - Weclnesda1 I, J,2130 1 or, · ; fl'Ji'ri �':."' i9"'. Tro-Pack .. .. L .... TRUCK BARGAIN Ford VS l ½ Ton A, N. BENGEL l' ''Sel latho n'' of Val u' e s ,, M, · ;· Contad PffMftn•I Office sALE;- - .,.... '"": g'_,..ta; Poaitions nallable fbr Super· vilOtt: of Ward Nursing. N(lm· eroua empl01ee benerlta avail­ able. Starting alary $345.00 per month. te, -· --- ---- 4:00 Make Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 8:00 Steamboat BlU 4:;tO Quick. Pr11w McGraw 8:00 .Mualc in the 'nou11d 1:11 The .ftru Thl.4:te.r Sbotr e. .11 . We:thercaat .. • �· w,• ft• •_ - . ,,• r,ct•--· I 8:tl • JlU.rltl,ey Bnnklu l\eJl'()n ?:00 • <1.lanliunt , ; ,.l:30. Wagon Train · ;:-90 'fltlce ia .Rlaht ., _ � ")O . Perry Como :Show • .. • , 10:.00 Peter Loves Mary · 1•\Jt> Tombstone Territory � ' U:00 New1 Headll11e1 l t : 1(1 We,atnercut 1 1 : 13 The Jack Paar &bar •. J:no Slrn Off REGISnRED N UR S E S ( 2 l ) Real 1::state SALE F or Rent Chn1111 3 - Weilitntlat ' \\ 1� teal, Mn. Stace. ---- •6> Lost or.d Found ·, ' A pot hick supper at the home of Mr■. Grace St.ace in Middleport, opened the regular meeting of tbe PHt Chiefs Club of tbe Meiga Temple, Pytbian Sister■ Monday evening. Mr. ind Mra. William Houda• ahelt entertained the Lo)"al Help­ ie-rs Cla111 of lhe Asbury Methodist Church Monday evening at their home in Syracuae. ■• ''OOLD1 AND RARE COINS want­ ed." Don't undersell your val­ AYA..1.1..L'MEN'l'S - . ,unullled and uable treasure• for pennies. ou1ur111a,,ed. .M.clltt•t.ert. Micidle hearn their true value. Get an port. Phone WY .2·2821. 3 3 ti expert appraisal and offer. AU I m■IJ confidential. Wrilc L. C. 196-0 J Ux5() t'T. IIOUSF: TRAII.F:lt (.; OOU 7 ROOM HOUSE, 4 BED· Priced ltea�u,iable. See RayHomer, 1926 'rhomas Ave., Ports HOOM at1d bath. Local.M cor­ mnnd Thomas, Langsville, Ohio mouth, Ohio. l0-18-3H ner Main .ind BrQa<I\WlY, Ra­ 10 17 6\c or (" all .Sll - 2-4259. cin�. $35.00. Close to school and church. Out of High Water. CUA1, DELIVEHt:D. Victor Swaiu, C..:till William Cleland, Racine-. Hucmc, Uhio. 10 11 3lp 1052 FORD V8, 53 motor 5150; 10-I8-3Lp 1851 Pontiac, runs good, best roH offer 1948 Dodge, runs good I A.\-1 ::•ww TAKING ORDERS , - :my imported gills: t eather llird I llOUSt: FOR -REN,f Oil Storys ,100 See Ted Thomps R t' elly I Hun Sec Mrs . .t:d Ebcr,;buch. p1durc�, cuc11.oo and no\ · land Body Shop. f��•18 •3� JJ (·Jut:k�. t:ilr\' l lll: sets, h,rnd tooled 105 , Wright St . , Pomeroy or ----- ----le.ithcr pur11es, costumti jcwe!ry, call WY2-2915 after 5 p. rn. M1.111)· item� tu choose Jrom. 1 buy 10·18-0tc direct from the oversea slip• 0.. CIMn UNd C•n plier. Cm sn\e you money o n � ICE F IVE room home for rent. All M.ka •DCI Modlil• lovely gifts. Stop and see thelit: WY2-f)24I. J0-18-IJtc M, ROPOLl'TAN MOTOQ at my home. Iola aartrum, Inter­ · - ..., Main IL na11on11l Trader, Langsv1llc , O. TJlH�}; 1{00M r·u J���l;�J -ap-art­ P11r.....,. Oh� ment on Second St., Pomeroy. 10 1 7 3tp --- -�·�-·------- - ' !'hone WY2-3302. 10-l9·6tc 19611 CHEVROLET VB Imp11la. FOJt �ALE: Al'l'LES. Burdette �,295. Hard top 2 door, (.;hev­ t·rull 1'' 11rm, Pomeroy Houle I . rolet'a finest and he�t, and this Phune WY 2·6970. lO 1 1 6lp one la fini:11t in condition and MAN tu take over gas station. appearance. Turboglydc, rear Al'l'LE llUTTEH apples $1 .UO per Pl10ni: W'l2-91l20. 9-23-tfc bushel . See t:hrl� 1''ruth, Ma11on, --~--- -- --1e1t apeaker. Safcty.trak dif!er­ w. Va. lllld please lJring YOUI' WANTED: Mechanic. Phone W\'2· enUal, Sltows tender care. Blact­ 10· 15,6tc . containers. • . tnat"t, Pomeroy. l l 14 6tc -cc---c-c,--,- - ·----· · RA'JS killed with Star W.r­ WANT�i.-- -Ple-�!.���\ . 19:S7 FORD VS Fairlane 500, $ I ,20ri. larin. 2 14 lbs $1.49. Ebcrsbach mlt written applicatlun tu Post 2 door sedan. Sharp car im1iUe Hardware, Sugar Run Flour Office Hux 3411, Pomeroy, Oliio. and out. Fordomallc. ntacttmar'&, Mill, Landmark co.op, I0- 19·3lc �,neroy. 1 1 l 4 6tc (9) 28, 29, 30; (5) 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, zo, 21, 26, 27, 28; 1911 Studebaker V8 President $1>95 (ll) 3, 2, 4, 9, 10, 1 1, 16, 17, , deor sedan. Finish and uphols­ ' Jd, 23, 25, :W, ao; OZ) l, :.! . MUELLER FUttNAtll!S, WISTING j tery llke new. Studebaker'M fin . . . HOU5.E appllattc.., ArnOld I,._ eat. Bl1ettnar's, Pomeroy. AUCTION . . th.r.. Syr.cn., Oh-. PhOM 10 14 6tc OCT. 21 SAl"URDAY 1 2:10 PM WY2:-6J84, 11•1 1-tf f1U"111 hume haH been tmltl anti �- BUICK VB Ha�d Top 4 dr. My I am rnuv!ni,: Into _ a mobile Aill 60ND1TIONING, REFRlGER­ 'tOlffl. Sparklini original two 1 home, . lhcrcfurc I will sell the atwn servtc.s. Jack's Retrtaera­ tone 1reen finish. Dynarluw follnwmg per11tm11l property al Uon. New llaHb. l'hont TU2di'lve. ,Jllaettnar'a' Pomt1ruy. the farm localed just west of 37. 6-28-tf 1 1 l4 6Lc S6 -the Morning Star church, The 1 A 1CTl0 .. I Nease Settlemenl Community, 3 '152 FbRD, ¾ ton truck. Adrian Co,.n,,W• l.rvl• · Miles North of Hucioe, Ohio. 1.1,they. Phone TU 2·4S81. Crltt lr■dford l Philco Rcfriger11lor, 5-pc. Din­ 10 17 4lp w•, Phon• er ContNt ette Set, nining Room Table & A. C. BRA0r•ORt), a.can.. Oh... Buffet, O\d Ocsk, ltlldiu, L. C. j Smith Typewriter, 2 Metal Beds (complete), 2-pc. Living I -i"UKL OIL and ·eoal fur. Room Suite, 2 ·· 0\lerstuffed - -COM\>LiTE lNSlJRANC.1: PRO DaCU. £all for tree e1Umatu. C.:halrs, Blonde Befiroom Suite tection, Llli\ Aulo, Fire, Polle,, l'GNHHD 6 Abbott lllda!epon. (New), 9x12 Rug uncl 2 Throw Call Don MUia, !llddlepar\ 1-10-U, RU£&, Metal Porch �hair, Milk(ng Machine, Garden Tractor, V.l!lNBTIAN BLINDS $3,00 and up. Garden Tools, Iron Ketllo, BARNES-SIMPSON lNSli RANCE Ntw wJndow bllnda and ahadea, Portable Sprayer, Black Smith Agent.&, Middleport. Fire, Auto.18tan awnlnaa. Dale Wlppel SupForge, lee Cream Freezer, 1400 mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2· pl)', UIS ' Union Ave., Pomeroy, Bales Hay-(100 New, 100 Old) 21103. 8-27-l! QbJo. 10 1 1 30tc -,---- .--Crosley El1!4:tric Hange, Utility .--�t &.ATE T. H. DAVIS proCabinet, Chain, Bookcase, He- BULLDOZEH FO.lt HIRE. fonds, basements and landscaping. Pb. cord !'layer Hecords, Hecord 1 -,,. brick two 1tory, located , Che1tcr, YU 8-3:M!\. 10 3 30tp •l' North Third and Coal Cubinet, one Electrolux SweepMlddlePort, may be er, PIHtic Plalform Rocker, 2 Rockers, Clock (Ship De. i� ■n)' evtmln1. · ,9-17•30tc , · · . ',l'f :, sign), Singer Sewh1g Machine ON MARKET 4 (Portable), Stand, Cement Mixi 1,, siudio Uprlsht piano. er, Carpenter Tool&, Butcher• .,,_ ,. �;:jQ -· match '24&.00. Onl)" lna Tool,, Bran Kettle, 2 Scales h'", 91, .o,;;.:per monlh after 1mall Pulleys and Ropes, Log Chalns, Several Cow Bells. Many other STATISTICS _ llenefi accrui :.t• 1,'.,� ffl.P ·Pl>':]!nt . C••1'1 Keybo"d ls ng t!ifiler, 1_., Mar.e1 81 ., par ,· _1 'Ji' _ useful artlclee not listed . to a community when a new .....,_. w Va., Phon HU15· Dana P. AblH , industry hires 100 workers: ,. ,•o·20-ltc • -h c'a11 'cOIlec1 . Owner. ,.,,..,, more peopIe, 1 12 more , -,u erms of Sale: CASH. households, M more school �-t Nlf- 11/lLE EBONITE Clarinet ; T Not R HPOMlbl• for Accldtnfl :.! on. Phone WY children, $M)O,OOO more in per.'- :f, I,.�, tondlt� Bradford l0-l9-Stc Sale , conducted by sonal income per year, '270,tNt. , C,:i, "':, - ___ . . Auction Company, Radne, Ohio. 000 more In bank deposits, 107 � "t , 'IIUltl:J':"l" CORNET In e,cccllcnl Auctioneer; Critt Budlord more Jl&S9enger cars registered, ·� , , Sale Manag�r : A. C. Bradford. �l,!11 Phone W V2-6063. 174 more workers employed, 4 . , ... IO· llUtc .� _.. more rehil e11tabli1hmenta, I $360,000 more ln retail sales HEAD milk cows. Hui• FIF'T'Y VARIETY ehry11anthepor year. Revenal of lthe con- ' mums now blooming. Visit uur · _..,,. and Gu•rn11eya . . 2,000 ditions will produce inverae re� lill�,&·,b�- Priced for quick i;ardens· and make your aelec_,. , cmlact Delmar Hollon, lion for aprini: plnnling, J,'rey'a, . · suits . These fia-ures have been 7th St., New Haven, w. Va. · l' Ompiled by ·competent authorl• �y Rt. No. :t Mt. Herman ties · and" ·are equally applicable 10-l8-6tp 10· 15·3lp In ClevBlimd, Hoboken, Ham• � JACK famous for him� BRAND NEW Electric porl-able tramek or in Pomeroy, Ohio. sewing machine, Mnde and guar· : � Jack'• Dairy Bar, Midanteed by lhe Singer Sewing 10- 18-6tc . ·� -- - ·Machine Company. Only $69.:iO. • Red and Golden De!J. Also brand ne w Sl11nt-o-Matll:! . ltayman, Rome Beauty. for ft! low as $11.50 a month, POMIIIOY IUILOING LOTS­ . GHlpAI)', Carpenter, Ohio. 1-'abric Shop, 304 Main St., Nlcrly located; ,ayS well. all J\.qute 889, 10-18-6tc . Pomeroy. Phone WY2-2284. utilities. ln 100d neiahborhood. 1 10-18-Stc It.URAL - 50 acres on good gravel ro11d, 10 miles from Pnmeroy, :p acres in fenced pll!iture, Nlce alflllfa meadow. 5 room hOU$C 'With bath. Barn, crib, machine .. •_bed, 111;au and Other bulld\ng&, I ,.:,; , "4700., Down pafmeh\ nq11ired, , , '2000, balance � monthly. Dual wheels. All good Urea. "MASON, W. VA. - 7 :'room frame 1 Flat bed, has stock rack. ln hou�e· with· bltlf, · fUrlii'c� ' llea\­ iood condition. ing, plenty closeta, large veranda, 1tt11ched 1ara1e, Larae lot with 11hade and frult t.ree1, flower■ ■nd nice aarden, $9000. WonderPOMIROY ful home for a vet�ran. ■ox ffl . • l'll!INI .,,, l.aAO Phone WY•2�!2 ' ·• '� , . · , \$' ' . �:l U�) Auto Soles For Meigs Temple Past c1iiels Club WSAZ-TV Channel INDIMII OROP HARSHMAN CLEVELAND UPI - Pitcher Jaat Hanhtnan, who played for live o:iaJor lea1ue te■ma, waa giv• en hie ari.condltlonal releaae Tue•· da)' ,by lhe: 'CleVeland Indians. HU'lhmarl. had a M record with Cleveland- Ulla aenon and has an overall 60-6& mark In the majors. • ':::!°6 ··• 3 ' I FOR --�--- ---- SALE A L' CT!O:'.'tl: Mun, Ort. 24, at I P . m. at \lmccril, 0 . 12 miles we.st of Maril' lta, u., off Ht. 50A al Bar lo w, o , onto Ht . 76. Ali r dairy am dmontin ll ing the \Jusinc,s I must sell all cows and cquiµmcnt. 20 good Holstein cows, 3 good Guernsey rows, all tows are sound, none are old. All fresh or springers. S1•veral first and second calf heifers. l'rartkally all are from COBA, health papers furnished. 14 milk cans, Esco cooler, Surge milkers. There is a lot of produdion in lllis 1rnle. Vu:Lur Jones. Owner. Harold Goddard Auctioneer (Bartlett. Ohio.) I0- ! 9-21 · Zll' - -- - -- - - Call Dlci --------�--- i 1 3 ) For Leas.. w Y.2-2. 1 51 .�1 - i , Natices • Gauge1 : Montgomery 16-3 up­ per .Otl foot open. Gallipo1is 17,1 upper, 9. 9 lower. 2 feet open Lac.k 23, Hli.6 upper, D.0 lower. Closed off. 1 Mrs. Stace Hostess Loyal Helpers Are Enrertained On M.onday Evening Devotion& taken from Psalm 15 All moveable dam1 13 throuib were led by Mrs. Helen DameAn arrugement of yelltrN 23 up and closed oil. AJl Kanawha "Let mums, a gift to Mrs. Stace from wood who al110 re11.d a poem River dam!! on the aill. I her neighbor, Mr1_ C. 0. Fiaher Ohio River Boats down: Dash- Us Remember." Mra. Ralph Robson, president, centered the dining table. Indi• ieid, Harriett M. 10:'0 pm 0-2 ; was in charge of the busineH ses- vidual crochet nut cups were URd City of Huntington IUO am, 1 1-8; as favors at the table. Loclt 8 Heron 6:35 am, 3•i; Lock sion and a contribution of $25 On e O UY : l'fer, Day 8enltf . Mrs. Willi.am Allman, vice . pre-­ 1 0 Advance 6:20 am, 1-4; Lock was made toward repairs for the · · · -- · - - 1den_t, presided at . the busmess 1 roof. money a church making As 1 1 Frank Alter 8:10 am 2--0·, WA.i\JTED-1-lou�e in Meigs Counmeetmg hel�. follow_mg the me•�; AUCTION• Lock 12, Titan 7:30 am 0-11; project, it Wlli decided to make • 11. ty, stale location and price. Ch11.ngmg Seasons A poem pockets apro11s and with small Lock 18 George G. 8:35 un 6-0·, REASONABL" Write �ox 668-11, care The ■ RATES read by Mn. Allman and "I was members to of the distribute Lock 18, Atlas 9 am 1-0·, ·Lock SATIS•ACTION GUARANTIID lJiiily Sentinel, l'om�roy. Know Something Good About" Call or wri... I. O. McCoy 23 Elizabeth 4 : 2CJ am 0-1) ·, Waver- church for contributions. l 0-19-3t p w_aa r�ad by Mrs. Stace. Following the busineSl! session, I ly 6 am rt-2; D11hield 7 am 1-3; Chnm, Ohio During the evening birthdays of b qUiz was conducted a y Bible 8 22 30tp C. V. Horner upriver 9:20 am 2-0. s. Martha Childs and Mr■ . Pau• � U p ,, Gallipoli• Onward 2,25 Carl Weese and articles taken t ne Gallagber were remembered h were The Herald Christian from 9-0; Ch,rl., R. Sle,en,on 5 · iNa _ SPOUTING, SHEET •m and a roun�•robin birthda)" card SE'R_ VIC__ E STATION FOR L;EASE, I aoo>' pm 8-6; Pollywog 8:35 am 8-1 ; given by Mrs. Carl Weese, who e metal work Repair work of ny was written to M-rs. GallagheT Ntw Haven w Va Small mvcsl Lock 23 Capt. Harrlaon 12:05 pm also read a poem "The Beauty of kind Phone WY 2-2301 . who is recuperating from a recent Autumn.'' ment requ ired Reasonable rcnl10 10 aotp The meeting closed with the illness. al lcrms A nice looking, modern 1 . : -:---The group v��d to. hold their ·==::- ·-:----n after which benedictio miZlMih stalion m a good location For TRE E EXPERT, tree trimming •nj fOOJD h se FIVE ou , refreshmenta were served to Mr. annual Thank11gtvmg dmner at the f urther informa tion call Porn• also house painting. See Sidney r..Y 5½ acres, school bu11 and mail and Mn. Weeae, Mrs. Alice· Cape- Martin Restaura nt on Nov. 21, eroy W Y 2-2166. 10 17 3lc Huddle,ston, Merrell RD, Maaon, f -.tl)ute, 3 miles aoutb of Ches- hart, Mi'1. Damewood, Mrs. Mel• to be followed by a part,: at the ,W. Va. 10-18-3tc on Shade Rive, Ro,d. See vin Grimm, Mrs, Robson, Mn. home of Mn. Mabel �born. The lrt1,vellng prize which WIS - Dale Warner, Synwae, 0. Willi1m Eichinger and the hosts. ____ _.c:. ___ ______._ donated by M;ra. Allm1n wu won -0 O Prl -•1 ce or qu C• sa e. ., p d f I • I 10-1 0 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two t!Ye 2-1; Robert R. Gibbons 3:30 am by Mrs. Philip Me:inhart. room apatunents. A. N. Bengel. At the eloae of the: bueineu FIVE ROOM HOUSE 3--0; Helen Z :30 am 0-8; Beaver I roll Pbone WYi-327:.!. ll-2 •Uc : ____________ with batn_ nice location. Melvin 8:IHI am 0-l; Lock 15 OVEC 3:35 meeting games were played and MODERN ��urnished 3 Toomi 1956 CADILLAC for sale or lratle. 1 liood. 1 1 1 l,o.!ust St., Pomerey. am 20-0; Lock 21 Little Edward each member present received a 1 Phone WY2-3509. h,nd-mad 10·18-0tc 10 l 30tp l : � am 0-3. the· hosand bath apartment. Birch cab___ __ _ ____ _ :_ ���� ---- ----- ·-disposal, inclherator, 1 - --------- ---, !nets, large closets. Phone WY2-�141. lH6-Uc () )) W ;"'::�:.�=:".�::::::::::::::..::�----;:�;;--'c, -� . . .- 1l1:�� I I of 1')UU and Spec1al Noti081 olJ Evt'tt!JI IUIO. Obitu.ar ie.a filb&Ud ul l C.'lt per word. ll'I MO· 3 "A'lS -#. L DA y .., II iJAYS ,.,. ...uu . JI SI ....., •• 90c 80c til.nn. .. • 1 uuc .l.20 _. •·•_· - :.ro • '16c •1.50 .,..... ..,. 1 ., -,Mia l'.'llliffd by 10 A.,11. will .ii De in that day, .,.per. PHONE I Al 1$ SPICIALS I 51 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Befot·P 9:30 A.!4. 59 Mercury 70 H. P. HfS.OO lllicMlepoti 'lfY•2-26tt 45 H. ... Mercu..., .....lt ,- ', ·• O·""' .,..,,,,,_ ··UTZ --. ffA•• I M!ETROPOLITAN MOTORS At CltNfw 600 lri..t Mtln Sfrfft, Pom•roY Y...., 5-2145 Phon• WY2·3870 tCAMru. IIRVICI ITA·TION _ _ __ _ _ 8·2?·l1�___ MiniJIMllll cliara:e - 60 c:en1.t,, I ..., ,.. 1ll'Ord tor three OODlleCUU\le io8ertiona. ,.,ii - one month for 30 c8D1J ver word. ' ..¥ 111111 ri.te of 4 c,ent, per word Will be ehari:ed for adverti.aiD& If •• llkt 41filbin lO day• aner rece..viDg bill. la Advertilifli - Should lie r-iW�t'd mlmediately The wUI nnt be raponaible fN' more lba.n one tocor- t ..... per -.rd, one insel"Con. RIVER REPORT I --,======--- -­ · 1 20 1 Business Services ------------ ' l \la ) Morine Supp l ies I .. CONSIS'NNT DErEND.u!LE llESl/LTS � Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19, 1 960--7'"'. ,. .... "!. '. ' j .� ' . .. ' . ,... .... l\l +....: t\\\ .""' •"'" t:- f,�v \ �,t ·� .. ii'..,.,,. �� ! . ' \ , . r -1:� ., '""' ' • ... • , , ... t. ... "�,�J -1 )I t (U Ul , /'. - I. - I," .. .1 •.' ' " '.� , -· , ih� J '•11;)!. . •. )--=:1 •. .. � .. ., "�� ___ ' J Li...--�. ,�.._. : '., \�'•u�i �' • r I l• I Annual Banqu,et Hel,d By Homebuilders Class OI Middleport Church Of Christ o p l 1th ci ub Ath etic Gr u !1: ....._ ... bome ae, banquet of the The annual Mr of , . Roy 0 T of the MidI Clasa th d W Homebuilders " f M Tlilanda,,' • lktober 20 at ' e U,,.,S OY .1•, ..... dleport Church of Christ was held 1 Tuesd.ay e�enmg at the church 18 Affen d•,ng setv�t , � BOYS' . Th,• �l 1ddlepo rt Athleti c- A �sor 1 a w i th the Ph i lath�a Soc i ety Fall flowthe dinner. urkey g t m l g th at ' I 11011 mel Tut'sday evenin f ELBE RFEL DS OCTO BER SALES ! man K i ncaid uni: "Down by the Old Mill Stream " The program was closed wiU. the ,ktt "AW-Re\lOlr" by Mr w� son and Mr Houdashelt . Guest.Ii for the affair were Re" Gardner and daughter, Mn. S. J. Shoun and daughten, Barbe and Susan, Johnson City, Tenn. l Members attending were tho , already mentioned and Mr!. M C\ Elhinne y, Mr. and Mrs. Norma� Yeauge r, William Grueser . . Mr. 1 and Mrs. Raymorw:I Cole, Mr. and Mrs. t:hesler Erwin, Mra. Dorothy Barnes, Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Wilson, Mn. Joe Bishop, Mra. Wesley Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer. Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse. M rs. Don Gosney, Mrs , Tom Bowen , Mr , and Mra. Wall i:!CC- Bradford, De�.ver Rice and Mr and Mrs Hoger Phillips. I I 1 I I ers and lighted candles were used to decorat e the dining room . Tom Bowen g ,l Y e the blessing at the lo -' 0 S ll&ll .... ,. ' . table and Kennet h McElhi nney 'serv ed as master of ceremony S6zeg S½ to 7 fo" ollowin g the dinner the group san g " There Are Eats That Make •• Us H appy " to the ladies who 1 rnuked i:lrld served lhc banquet. l Mrs Milton Houdashelt present I .\ Ir� Ted lti!t•y J r and �rs I ell Mrs. Fred G a�·dner, teacher o[ :O.hr, Shafrl'r wtrr name d as a the dass and Wendell Gerlach. (, lltddleport co1111111t1••£> l l • ('Ontac! oth er rnol hns rlass president, wilh girts on be· , of foul bal! playt>rs and also the half of the dass. I . , . . I si•H·r: l h ind r,�hth ,:rade mothns 1 Du rin i: the l)u si�r ss m eetin rjl, ! t u 1 1 1 1 rr1·�t t ht•m 1 n the association. d1. a g o;i! .\1 l' mhrnh1p 1.� uµt•n to anyone who I conductrrl by Mr l, erla 1 fur I, a endance for set was of . 7 1 5 1 � in l('Tf'� lrd .!ll d parents of pl ay f'Ml!treY, Ohio R.e lly D11 y wh u:h will be held ' r r� are i:spec1 ally urged to JOlll .,. TONIGHT MN1 THURS DAY ( ·h�rlt•s Br•·r Vll'C pre�uk nt. was next Su nday M r Gerlach was re- 1 ele d ed IIS prrs 1 denl with these 1 � '";r" . in rh�r�I of l hc rnt•(' t l llA and plans ' �NIBAL" pres1den l, other officers vice • Home for the rnlly (Technicolor) for I he 1,vp r: e Mrs nard .secretary · VanMele o , L , eomrng i.:.m,e w11h Pomeroy were � ,.Mature - Rita Gam • Mrs. Herman Kincaid: assistant II 111111fr. P.RICl).Y NOT OPEN r t ash and ou retary, se . M � i:i d �] ; cIt wa � rp 1mr1cd th al a pproximate. RDAY ly $190 was l'ullccted in the recent treasu �er Mrs. William Gruese r Jl,TU Th e 7 th b'I rt hday Of Teddy, _ , " · ' l he t skit the progam During F ng is extendi dr1\'c and th,: group hew was celeb_r:ited Saturday a . 'TAI.ZAN, th·• MAONL ICENT'' thank, to thr husiness houses for " Vi c tor Rings the Bell" with Mrs. e h f, of �s pare nla, Mr , �s• I .i. , ·_ , ' .- . "tt-chnicolor) Houdas hell as narrator was pre• �r&, ;� 1 tam hew, 5ycamore t. �D Stott - Jock Mohone)' 1 their support The finan l' ial report sented. Taking part were Mr. and shows a balance of $432. Pomeroy. -, also , \_ Other funrt r ,ising plans were I M�s. Cash Bihr. Mr. and Mrs. D ud •MUSIC BOX KID" , Mr. and on, Mrs._ Herman Wil Kin· Games sevet s were · I played and e d1sl·Usscd �ml ;.ho the outdat d I Ronald !'oater - LuanJ Patten [ o o thal l �i.i,:n ,11 1 1 1(' corooration l' i:!l d, Mrs . Denver R u:e: Mrs. Van I prizes were won by those attendih9 . . ' , 11111., MON. ond TUES. 1 1n t· The f 1 ! ,n of l he NC'lsonville Meter , M rs. Harley Sw isher, Mr. After Teddy opened his m any'I Gcrlar•h anti Mr. Houdashell . 1 gifts, refret1hments of calc.e , ice� . �an1e was show n ..BEl,JS ARE RINGING" s up The down de om• quartet i � cream, kool aid and bubble gu m 1 , 1 . . rl'! l mrf'l 1w 1 ,, tlo,f' lu 1 t f ' A {Technlcalort o posed B ilton Wilson, M r ud were served. The dining room was, ( Coad1 Thompso n • (rndut'lrd a q11e11• Dean 1f:utin - Judy Holliday , he loud l Bahr Cash Her and decorated in lhe Huckleberry · H aij he whrn period -�-1 t wr1 and answer Hound theme and the living room expl�ini"d \' JTIOUS formations inI (']w li 1w th l· 'f and how it ni r f • r wilh Halloween decorations. Fav• • l � I fro111 \hat us1·d several yeaH ago ors were balloons, party hats and 1 1 ., . Halloween noise m .ikers. - ., I U n 0 S M,s. Lehew w,; a,sl,ted by Mrs. C irl .'-;,•out 'froop Met TONIGHT Verl, Lehew, Mn. Willi,m Thuen- . IIAMI LY NIGHT er, Mrs Hompr Hawkins and Mrs. j 1 .4 1 llixon Home Tuesd"y 11GOD'S lJ 1TLE ACRE" ' The Cardinal Patrol of Troop The Helping Hand Fa rm W O• Robert Story. Robert Ryan - AMo Ray Debbie I �ix. (;1rl Sc·outs, met Tuesday af. m 11 n ' s Club met i n their r�g ular Hunnel Attending were Y . Tina Louise ti r sd1ool al the home of Mrs. monthly meeting Wednesday a1 I Nancy Jo Mayer, Rebecca Triplett'. - also I lerberl Hixon the home of Mrs. Lon Dickens. Mrs. .Judy 'M cKnight, Betty Jean Hob­ "AIIMA LUCASTA" 1 l)unng the meeting, plans Lester ForemJn, president o pened stetter, Patricia Collins, Jeanette ; Eartha Kitt, Samm y Davis, Jr. were dls<'ussed for the fly.up of the meeting with the flag salute. PhilUpa, David Hysell, Bobby Jo Also Cartoon I hn•e llrown ies who have DCcome Mu. Vernal Johnson had charge Werry, David Young. James Story, THUJllDAY 1nd FRIDAY (; 1rl S('OUls. of the devotions. New officers were Jed Will, Charles Hysell, Jeffrey lfyfflll Loy - Montgoml!ry C.:llfl t'ollowmi: th(' meeting the elected for the coming ye 11 r. Mrs . Tyo, Georg11 and Freddie Thomp. ', ---,-,LONELY HEAR 'I'S ' ' g-ru u p lwld a wiu1er roast on the Freda Vickers was elecled presi • son, Don Ward, Cheryl, John and - ahm S;d 1shl1ry school lot. dent: Mrs. Riley Fry, vice president Billy Lehew and the honored gue■t. [· Sending gift.II but not attending l'n•st•nt were Joyce Evans, su­ Mrs. George Johnson, sec retary, • Brl&JUe Bardot in ''A WOMAN LJKg SATAN" �an l l 1x1Jn, Polly Ann Bauer and Mrs. Jennie Dickens, treasurer .i nd were Debbie Laney, Peggy Story IATUltDAY ONLY ' and Steve Story. IJ1•i1r.i Spt•nr,·r of the ratrnl, Mn. Vernal Johnson reporter . CJ17ton Moore, Jay Silverhcels I IH ' H" fr.irlt'r� , Mrs. lli'r nn and Mrs Miss Wantla Stemple, county ''TBE LONE RI. N(;EH" ll11grr Spcnrer and Mrs. Howard home demonstration agent visited Trit·k Or Trettr Nigh t - also ' Ho11sh. I C'ader of the Brownie lhe duh. Grue5.er, Melody Al Henson - June LaV f'fJ(' k Following the noon meal a re l'- In New Haven Declared , Trno)I. Mnria - 1 '1THE llou�h and lkt·k� Nease, Brownies reation period was led by SON Ot" IJ.OBIN HOOD' ' Mrs. '.lfayor Arthur Wehrli of New Hf!-• I whu w1!1 fly up ,m� Roger Dixon . Freda Vkkers. Mrs. Vickers won ven has declared October 31 as lhe dour prize. The neKl regular "Trick or Treat Ni g ht" in New Hameeting will be held al thc home ven. of Mrs. Horner Johnson on the sec• The mayor 11lso warned parents ond Wednesday in November. that they will be held re11ponalble Those attending were Miss Stem• for any v:andalism done by tHelr I ·• 1 pie, Mn. Lester Foreman, ?d,s. 1 ehjl?ren during Hallowl'!en . Oeorge John�on, Mrs. Riley try, I City otricials have already Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mrs. f'redti ported sever3l cases of minor van­ It. hllK tlrn R-usr�e1lncu lh1 11tormwelt malu!11 - r,o1111lble,. Vickcr!i, Mrs. Vernal Jnhnsun, Ge· dallilm and renewed lhe warninF I It hatt the R-iclrncss of mellow 110fL i:ruined leather. wanna John!fn and Lhe hoslseMs. concerning property dam·1ges. lt hatJ th-., R-un<l..:l'art IIL)'ling to please a ,oq ma and hl1 youthful budget. And our wide rango or 1111.es 1&1'\U res Ll'Orrect and comfot& flt, See the imt}Orl.ant a U'1 Style today. The Middleport teachers held a of the caliber of Mlsa Park and SIICl1 7 to 1 1 dinner meelini:; Tuesday e vening Mrs. �avis, He expreslled appreeia• Wldlhl D, C, D at the Martin Restaurant honorin 11 Hon for all they had done for their Miss Suun Park and Mn. Nell Da• students over the years. He said, I vis, two teachers who retired this I "We have always appreciated the teachers who ,:ive their support years. \ Supt, L. W. McComas, on behalf and cooperation to the plans of 1 of the teachers . prcs<'nlcd each of the Board of Eudc:ation c1nd the We appreci-1te'I lhe honored gue�le with a pair of school fac:ulty. .sliver compots and candle hulders. teachers who go heyond the call 1 In presenting the glfts, Mr. Mc- of duty as Mi911 Park and Mrs. Da• ! Comaa remarked that I I w,1s k- 1 vis hiVt' done In the past." 11rctable to lose lwo fine tev.chers 1 n c 1osing, Mr. McCom.u s1tid the \ '. __ ___ two objecls of teaching ·.ire to 1 Lhink clearly an d act rightly. On , ; behalf o( the faculty he extended the wish to the honored lwo for continued eood health and happi• nese. p Cren. r- ,. : , Sole f ...-.95 pr. Shoe Store hi�h ,rhuol w11 h 1 8 membe rs pr f' 1 srnl Tll.'o of 1hesr membe rs were worn"" ,1ntl thl' assol'ia tiun is e 1•> I prl'!'oSm c hope that more women . es I I peci.illy mother s of l l u· play Prs. 1 he wPulfi hN·ome inierested m ...��01· 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 and takt a n adiv f' part 111 1 1 � ,;t>l i 1· i t 1o tu "betlN athll'li< s m \IHldkpur! ·· I . ' IIEIGS THEATRE I I ' . '' ' H�lp 1'n g Hand Club H Id ReguIaf Meet Wednesda,y 1 e t1 Dri ve- I n 1 · 3a·s FOR YOUNG MEN I .. . ' ,' , Rugby Sweaters I I Mr,. Davia responded by sayin,r she had enjoyed working ln the loc.11I schools and wl1hed to thank all the teachers for the gift and for the kindness and t'ourtesles ex• tended 10 her in the past. She Hid that If she were to relive her' lift she would choose the same prolei• ' .!lion. MIis Park also thanked the - group for the 111ft as well u the 1 thou1hl behind the glvln11. She aaid· • that te1chin11 has far re11ch"ini;: con· 1 eequence&--how far one wJI, �ev- f en know . She said to train a chl� lo do better than he mi&,hl hive I done Is the challen1e of I teacher � and that today we need more of thf' spirllu11l teaching I" the publl, school. Expre11lng her enja,vmen1 I at teachin1 lhe 11id 11he also plan� to enjoy her retirement. For Men ond Boys ' . HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE �ROY "Mklill• Of Upper Block" ' • . 1: ' "ll. I I Altendin11 the dinner were Mr. Charles Bl1ke1lee, president of the 1 rroup, A. A. Scuberry, principal I ot the high achool, Leo Kennedy. • Cenlral School printilpal, Miss . MIidred Hawley, E1rl Knight, �,ir,. Joe Balley, Mrs. Ray Pickens, Mn. I Clarence Lacey, Mrs. 'Ben Philson, Mr,. Jame, Hawley, Mra. N 1>.n Moore, Mn. Wllllam Spra1uc, Mn. Gerald Rupe, Mrs. James Euler, Mrs. Wilson Carpenler, Mrs. Floa• sie Allenaworth, Mn. Nolan Swack­ ' hamer, Charle& Youn,, Mn. R. S. 1 Sherman and M.r■. Guy Reynolds. RUSTLER $9,95 , . ...,-did and Fern Green. or -- -··- Upper �Joell" Mrs. Robert Roberta, teacher In : the Northwe1tern School Diatrtct, . / attended • meetint of Phi Alpha Theta, National Hiatorical Honor• ' ary Society, in 'Athena Sunday &fl• crnoon. Profesaor R(>bert Gilmore, who recently Joined the hlatory dep1rt. ment of Ohto Univenlty after a distln11.1i1hed c,reer with the u. S. State Departn'lent-, apote on ''For• eta for Chan11e ln Latin America." A coffee hour followed the a�­ , drea, whic:h w111 held In the A.IUJl'l­ : nl Lod1e ot the Ohio U�lvmity I $9.95 to $10.95 OHIO I I' I �'¥;, ' \ ' i., ', Your Choice -- ,.... --� ;·· ••• ' \ •• I. �.95 • "t � �� ··. IQ I' •'· '�.-.·'l i• 1• a: � $1.00 Large SIies , 1.39 QUIQkly. For kitchen and -ba\hroom. Large 7 oz. ,Ille . . BAB! ·i :�� iW f .. •�ss, N·i'TTE S;; 1'i Made of hardwood frames witli �i+,,nite botlqm,' .'Dain­ ltly designed fibre over waterproofialatex -linlng.'i:.arge ' clear plastic, free wheeling coWl'f. -t i, . · Colors: White with pink, lliuti, yellow trim.' $8.9S . . hardware. Paper lining and leather handles. Color - Black. $8.95 Todu'• smartest · wriha:er wuhen. Deal,fned for waah­ hl( in the 111tchen, Fill 'n dnln ayatem. No rinse tube nefd,ed , W•thes 1lant loads. Modern IQ-l!.are cabinet styl- $34' .�.95 .. $1 1 9.95 ' · - $1 39.95 . See Ille 111'!'11, /IIW . lHl Motlels RCA Vltlor Table Radio• •bl Ille Mu#I• Departmenl on the main floor, "Kolespori" Long Sleeve ' Salt $1 77,00 , 100% cotton, wash and wear a.marl patterns popu1ar wide spread ·coJ. Jar sty_ie. S!Jes .2 loc 7 and $i .50 · lns. Richard Hudiwl S PORT SHl�TS 8 lo -lB. '. ·_;,, , ' W01111.D.'1 Friend'' W' R I N G E R W'A S "H· E R S Vlder Portable Record Playen . . '. ♦9c What a Hve one he ill So these panta are tougher · tailored for e_l imbing, crawling, running and bcmijng, Roomy and COfflforl­ a ble, too, wilh b•; pat­ Ched poeketa tor hii thing1majig&, Pick from a selection or wash .and -wear fabrics in a choice of -,peal­ ing colors. And remem­ ber: the fiil{lnel lining means extra cold-we1ther protection. $29.95 .�-, --- FLANNEL LI NED i ' Filmous RCA Golden Throat tone. Plays all 4 record ds, Simplified tone and volume controls, ' $2:9, k and Air Sanlllzer R E C O R D PL A Y E R S Bo.)'I' BINGU: COPt' - •NI Kills unpleasant odors 0 • MEN'S S•ede Flannel , Enamel sheet steel covering with bra� plated steel . . ' ,_•._.._ ... ... ..... R O OM DiODORIZERS RCA Vietor 4 Speed Porlll,ie ' ·, __ ... ...... ..... ............. ,,, ,....,_ ,. _ · � '"' .......,...... Sise 3Gsl5¾xl2¼ Water repellent poplin jackets, printed cotton flannel linings, zipper front, 2 slash pockets. Navy blue; char, coal grey, light blue , red and black. Girls' Sizes 7 lo 14. - Women'• Size, 12 lo 20, i ..... ,. .. ..... 1ll■d latf thl• IMnllflll, Cl••- ,,._ ..., th11 ""'Nil lb W.,. Ill a.. Pair encl METAL TRUNKS LINED · POPLIN JACKETS $3.95 '\ ' Oh ..: Pads To Ill Basslnelle, malehlng wlon, Womens and Girl& Oilier RC,\ e C•■trel $1 .SO Sizes 10 to 18 '. Exira $10.00 Whal ever type�. slacks you_ \. want, We have - all styles, lengths and fabrics - �!aids, i, • • s0lids and stripes in wash flan­ e4 • nels and corduroy. I ' 'I e ------­ 9"',,_;. MIi SINS 2 to 6x S LAC K S -�- ,;; or WOM EN 'S . !: 17, ffonorary Society ' HA,RTLEY 6 BENNETT SHOE STORE "Middle Colors: Winterberry, Navy, Rose, Violet, Panama Blue i n ►Y B O X ER DUNGAREES Sizes 38 to 48. · :, Made with long tails thll · won't ride up. Sanforized Ned• flannel · in plaid· patterns. SI••• 14½1 to I ffr,. Robe,,. A.ltend, girls' fitted waistband. WORK SHIRtS I I .A, round-up of loshlon , � comfort. Thl.s two-ciyclet ,lt wllh narty wofl 100 ond wedge tabs to • country and city twetidt wilh � itate. Cushioned $Ole, and In \1/. ��- pigddn textured leothers, with , 1i11V9loc,1 fall colon. rhe 10hest U rpetatlon of the fle)llble shoe , ,t: GA Incredib ly budget-right • jll:loiil $fzol lg l l, · Mlddlepor1, Ohio · heart away .. 1,' • SMITH CLOTHING CO. steal your ' t; '••,· �; OHIO i qi Built ·up shoulder style . Fine soft broadcloth, White and pink. Sizes 34 to 44. 100% viriin WqQ1 coat sweaters, decorative metal but­ tons down front and on side patch pQckets, V-neckline, · · I I $3,95 selection ., � � .f t Wtiard Pullli·B-lon Spray BROAD«OTH SLIPS HOlllWOOD ·(OAT SWEATERS $S.9S I $8.9S Women's Loomcraft Slus 7 lo 14 Two Middleport Retired Teachers H-onor,ed At Tuesday Dinner Meeting 1 Open Every Week Day 9 A.M. lo 5 P.M, Open Salurday 9 A,M, lo 9 P.M. per ·side closing, tailored of fine pinwale corduroy in so­ lids and prints, printed vel�­ teen, washable flannels in so­ lids and plaids. l'lt- 1 I ElBERFELDS STORE HOURS slacks, lined and unlined, zip­ ·1 I ' A . beautiful I I j ' and .. ' G I R LS' S LAC K S $2;95 I '' 1 • On Saturday i '' '' Feohlre notionolly known brend1 of merc h a ndise and special prices throughout ou r store_. Shop .on every floor and save in every department on clothing for you and your �lly a pd.. f.urnishing• for your hom e - o n d be sure to save yQ.ur sale■lips from Elber­ feld■ in Pomeroy, B ri ng -them i n any time o n d hove them odded. T,eddy L eh ew Hos B,,rthday Party \ t' 1\ rd1 h l " .-,. , "t, !-,ll , Ll, • ' • .L 1 '•\ ' O 'I\ l. US C o\ u m h , () • Pomeroy-Mi��leport, - Oct _19· 196� _ � 8::':r Ji: .,.. •• .. ... . . .. � ' . .. -- *'"' • • • ..,. -.. _. .., _,., .,... . � .. ;""--.t - , .. -. -4 l t Cream 111111 Hair Collllftlontr , IDEAL Makes balr silky, sofl, and far more mana&e• able. Regular $1.00 size, SPECIAL - 69c ,l,mproved f o r longer wear. Whiter and bright­ �!2-1 b?ches. Riobard Huduul'• New Up Qul4 . . _B I R D S E Y E DIAPERS llf.:l?J $1.19 . ..... ROLL ON ''LIP STIO< ' .. l ., Pencil ,type applicator In gdld finish. Featuring Pom others. • ·.t' Pom, th• new color, and many ' ,·.lit, , $'J .. 50 . First Honor Roll Announ Hi hced · ' ool or F Middl t epo c r g S h _ _ Burke, who aid he plifthed to get in touch wttb both · aldes Js IIOOD U pouib� today, 1gr.ed that the t "P,arlie1 are no closer to settl��nt �n they have been." 'l"be breakolf came . shortly af· ter f1me1 Caru, bead ot the In• tern.atlonal Uuion at Electrical E�� ==::�=: .: Wllh t�e first publication of Freshmeb: Karen Bachner, El· of living esblator cliuse arid call· "The ActivlL)"' yesterday, the Hon-. ten Dut!on, Ronald Hanmng, �r- '4· fpr an 1•m9n� pact with a 3.5 or Roll for Lhe firat six weekt at roll Lyon"r, Harty_ McGµffln, J'tm pHl l'el.L wa,e Ill�. Middleport was announoo:I u tol- MIiier, Carolyn Nicholson, Cindy Md'ore 1ald_l he �Jetted the new , Sa�er, Ch11rles Swac:kh1mer and · offer .,� -�II �t• face 15 an . lows. Seniors: Judy :iuk:her, Cl'ltiltii.1 Judr WHdert.utb. , 1 . ·• , wipr_oila�,p,IOl'atJon." GE Eighth Graue : M"1chl A reher, Joy said the comp"1, bid not c:hang­ Coats, Don Erwin, Kay Jenldnson, Ree d Koenig, David Lyons. Karen 9:0RP, ,nlike Btalton, Martha Fow· ed. " froDI" lta 1 · position, McElhinney, Suaie· Pullen, · Doria leT/ Nana -1F.roat, Diane Criswell, which called . lot ' three-year Rlce, Rosetta Rh:harda, Judy·•Sauer Ellen Ha�ley, Linda Kauft, �Ike �ntr.act \rlt�; Mi. ��t.e 3 per L1oyd, Keith Mor�n. Martha N1ch- cent waca )dke .�·a � , pt!' cent ind Janice Zirkle. booftl _I n Ap;il 'JN2 Tti9 unJon Is Juniors: SUBle Allensworth, San- ollOn and·Roger Sbles. Seventh Grade: C1role Ander- aeeking ■ two Jei,t i,,.ct calling dra Brewington, Sarah. Hanniltnl Bak• for· a 7 per, 1.eiMtt Carol J1cobs, Barbara Jones, Wan• son, Christine Bailey, Tommy r7 lnCfNI: , da Lightfoot, Texanna White, Co- er. Kathy Bratton, David Burkett, ·' 1 . , leen Wilson, Patty Lowery, Cindy Roy Coleman, Connie Cooke, Jon AIQMAJf ,a.MID Morris, Sharon Pltkeris, Mary Cunningham. Allr.e Dan:t, Pat EdOlin Good:wt,l, � first Elaine Gladwell, Larry wards, Swilnson and Helen Taylor. aidman, Sandri ,Harri_s, Kenne�h ett. Hac achlel, forresU, e1: � Sophomor , �- been N� from the Melli - B[llplltl fol• · Sberyl Carla Holhngshed, Ohta Lewis, Tom Bryan, Charles -.,:�,..-.,. auf­ ... a lowina: NCODd Robert Sauer, Rodney Martin, Gilmore, Cul Lefevre. ftlcty OUc,r, tbe 1t fered ��iPoliS Tom Rall, Davld W'iley ·,ru1 Sharon r Schmoll, Gary Stobart and Paula football pine. ,., • ,· Tbei5. Yeao&er, Pft-n&u f :B�1i.' · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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