http://66.213.69.5/files/original/542db27aa2a87428e81c96a650feec4e.pdf 9cff88f63fe07a01be96aa2b9795fa03 PDF Text Text .- •• • ' UI·Dally Sentinel, Po~eray-Mlddle!l"rt, 0., Jan~ 20, 11161 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And About Plan!!! were made to purchaAe new Hag lor the high IChool and Mrs. C1areoce Sargent were auctltorium when the Middle-Mr. and Mro. Larry He!hnl Tuelday visitors In Parkers- port lllgh School Latin Club o1 Athena Yisltecl SUnday bufl, W. Va. met Monday afternoon in the their parents Mr. and Mrs. V. i Teaford and son, cafeteria. Mrs. Michael John· D Edwards' and lomily and Mra. Edith son, advisor, met wtUt Ute M~s. Thlo Heinel. Cecil, were Tuesday diner guests of her daughter. Mro. group. Mn. Orion Nelson vi~ited re- Henry Bentz Racine. The club voted to order plno cently In Pt. Plea,.nl, W. Va. Miss Alita' Carpenter. student or medals for member• of the with her sister. Mn. Otis LJtch- at Ohio University, and room- club. Ken Harrts, . prutdtflt. fleld . mate Miss Barbara Goforth, of conducted the meetmg. The Mro. Clifford Leirhelt and Mr. Cincinnati spent Saturday aft. next meetinl!: will ~ hel~ Feband Mrs. E . N. Burton were ernoon wtlh her pareniB, Mr. ruary 3 at 7:30 P· . m. m lh• hlgh school cafetena. recent visitors in Parkersburg. and Mn. W. R. carpenter. Mrs. Clayton Bahr and daugh. Mr. and Mrs. John Young and ter. Mrs. John L. Mercer. left son, Phllip, of Amanda were ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Carof tbelr par- penter and Mrs. Hank Youna. today lor their n. Laud· week eac1 Middleport ' Mrs . WilliDm Reynokis has returned from Kalamazoo. Mich . where s h~ VISited for several 1 Wef'k ~ wuh t1er .wn and family , 1 Mr . and \lrs. William Reynolds and m Lansing with her daught er a nd f11.mily . Mr and Mrs. o;;ht>!h ~ r: mg Mrs Llldlt' \1t'adows has been relurned hJ the home of her daught f'r ~nd son-m-law. · Mr and Mr~ H f Parmalee, £rom Veteran,<; :\1emo~ia1 Hos- I EVA EILEEN BRANNAP': pita! :\Irs Parmale 1.• also I recuperatmg a t her nome folMr . and ~ln. Harold D. CAROLYN NICHOL'ION lowing hospitalization for sev- Brannan of Reedsville are Mr. •Dd Mra. Dale Nicholera! wf'eks at the sam~ hospit- anounclng the engaa:emeat son. Mlddleport, are aDDGaiJc. al. of tb~lr daugbti?'r, Eu Elleeo log tbe ena:agemeat ol their JUDJTII RHt:A WF.HR! INI; Mr . and \lr ~. G.:til Miller 1 lo Mr. William Thomas Kirk· dau~bter, Carolyn Sue, to AA returned ~1onday from a WPek's bridt'. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wehrung , of Pomeroy art> . anGale Francis Sbrimpll•, Jr., '\.vacalion in Florida They were Robert M. Kirkbride or At- nouncing the engagement and approaehing marnage ~>on of Mr. aod Mrs. G. F. anied home by the1r · wRttr. Ohio. Both are acteod~ of their daughter , Judith Rea , to Thomas J. Wen)'• Sbrlmplin, Sr., Ma10n. da' r and fam1ly, Mr ~nd 1 ing Rio Grandt College. A son of Mr . and Mrs. Henry Werry , Pomeroy. M1~s Miss Nicbolson is a 19M Mrs art Smilh and fa mil y, I .r unt' wedding is planoed. I Wehrung, a 1963 gradu'ite of PomerOj'_High sch~ol, IS va<~aale of Middleport Htgb who are m:1kmg an extendt>d ' 1 employed at Veterans Memorial Hospital. I\.~ r. \\ e~ry, Sehool and is employed at tbe visit herE'. $3.417 IS IN 1 a 1962 graduate of Pomeroy High Srhoo.l. 1~ serv 1~g Mrs _ Lf'sla (;o!hard is serious- I Mrs Manning Kloes, Exe~u- in the West Virginia National Guard statwnf'd at Fort George T. Sanaa Assodate•_ In Columbus. Mr. ShrlmpiiD I• Iy ill al tl1e hom" of hf'r liv~ Dirertor of the Me1gs Knox . Ky. Wedding plans are mcomplet e a 1914 1f8daate of Wabama da~ hter and tamil~ ..\1r . cmd ('r•unty TH and Health A.ssoe1- 1 lligb scbool and Is •ervlnt: 1D Mrs. Jack Miller and family in nt 10n. has announced that . I he U. S. Navy Ia Norfolk, Columbus Mrs Gothard has datt> $.3.417 has bef'n rt"CeJved \'irginla. Weildlq plaDI are been ill sinct" fhri~l nl<l.'i Da.v. from the Chrh;tmas Seals pro- i Incomplete. Friends wishm.l!: to sen_d cards gra m rrnm 1.9~ l~tters. Mrs./ may St:'lld Hwm to 5:l 13rehl Kloes said contrlbUIJOns still TheodorU$ Council Ave .. Columbus ' I may be sent to the secretal')~ MASON - The Mason Auxil·[ Meetin11 is Held Mr and \1rs. P<w l \I. mPhrfn · F' D · · · famJJes. T 1iary of the Volunteer 1re eTheodorus Council, llaughd• ner or. Cnlum hll,<; wt>re Wt:'P k <'11 d ' umbus wJth their guest o;; of their parPnt~ Mr and Dr K;Jthryn Poindexter Is re- ~ pHrtment met recen t 1Y ?" tt>rs of America, met in regu1 plans forb the lar session Monda~· evening at Mrs. ·Karl Owens. Mr ·;mr1 1•'I rs portf'd cn·t1·cally 1.11 at the horne made . . . h ldmmumza~ h t. . c 1 , D · l twn chmc to e e ere a I lht> JOOF' hall wit.h Lottie CoO~w;;e~n;;s..v;;i;;s';;''..;d_;;re..;'..;'n•l~ly--m......u - of her brother, George ames F. S . · F' b · c·t She had been a Ithe Mason 1re ta 11on on e . l hen, C'oum::ilur, presiding . 1 'I.<Jt (,rove . I v. '2 d r I t'l 3 p m Mrs ' · t .1 1 ·t Holzer Hospital n rom un 1 · · · ' Bertha McKenzie was report· 1 P~ 1 1~n · 1 . ~ Jark (Cecil) Johnson was ap- 1 ed 111 and Edith Hines and Ann(,a 1po IS . pointed by the president. Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio it'f' Ohlinger home from hos· I Bess Ingles, to work at the pital. Cora Beegle was reportnext scheduled clinic. The ed m distress having lost hus· TONIGHT & THURSDAY munizations are free to every· band by death and flower~ were 1 NOT OPEN · one and are conducted by the sent. Plans were made for a j Mason County Health Departsocial hour and games at the FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY ment. next meeting. At the close of J•nuuy 22·23 ON The group discussed the Rethe meetinj!:, games were pJay· "FBI CODE 98" !gatta for the Bend area. Mrs. Jack Kf'lly , Ray Danton, Phi 1 ~ with prizes awarded the Un Carey, Andrew Duggan. i Ingles anounced the auxiliary CAROL TEAFORO winners, after which sandwichI ,-,CONQUEST OF SPACE" I has bet!n invited lo attend the Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Teo· es and coffee were served. Micke y Shaughnessy . Phil · Syracust- Jo'ire Department Aux- ford , Racine, an announcing The next meeting wUI be Foster. Walter ilrookt> SUNDAY , MONDAY, TUES. iliarv me~tlng on Jan. 25. tbe approaching marriage of Monday , February 1 and mem· J•nuary 24-25·26 R~freshments were served to I their daughter, Carol Fae, to jbers are asked to bring cook· "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" Bess Ingles, Beulah Bocook. Ce- Mr. fl,obert E. Wines, sou of ies for re£reshments. (Te('hnicolor) LAUNDRYlock Hud~on. Doris Day . cil Johnson. Mary Roush , Vera I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wlnes, Jr. cLAss TO---MEET"' DRY CLEANING Tony Ran.daiL Hal March . Dodson, Mae Taylor, Elsie : Apple Grove. The Busy Bee Class of WY 2·5428 POMEROY Roach , Charlotte Roush, DelColorcartoont Miss Teaford lo a 1964 grad· Midleport First Baptlat Cl\llrch aatfo of the Racine High Sc-hool and Is employed with Iwill meet Thursday evenif18 the R. G. Barry Corp. In Col· ,7:30 p. m. at the home umbu11. Mr. Wines Is a 1963 ,Mrs. John Lyuns, graduate of Racine Hlgb scbool who Is employed with Relnzle and McCann Inc.• COlumbus. 'J'bco open chureh. double ring cer¥mony wtll be held at the Racloe Methodist Church, Feb. ~h. at 2 p. m. I 1 1 to j I ~ Auxiliary to Hold Clinic for Immunization -- Mrs. PhiUp Radford and Mr · ON THE MAIN FLOOR Men's and Boys Wear - Home Furnishings - Towels - Hosiery - Lingerie - Cosmetics - Candy. l 1 MEIGS THEATRE I ONE DAY SERVICE im- 1 I SHIRT FINISHING I ON THE SECOND FLOOR __ Women's and Girls' Ready to Wear - Dry Goods Draperies - Flo~r Coverings - Luggage - Furniture - Music. ON THE THIRD FLOOR Furnitu,. For Every Room In Your Home. SAVE IN THE SALE AT Elberfelds In Pom eroy 22 GAL. PLASTIC 32 PIECE CONTOUR CHAIRS GARBAGE CAN Poly · propylene engraved tuftel design . Tubular legs wjth sliding slides to protect floors and rugs. Seat 15xl8". height 19", ove r- Dinnerware Set Heavy duty poly can with 'log-proof, snap-on lid that locks on. Cleans easi1y .vilh sponJile or damp ~ loth . Noiseless. Size 20~ 1 24 1.7 ins. Green ProvincJal rooster iesign on sparkling white all 35" . REG. $6.95 EA. SALE 1 LB. BAG CONTOUR Shredded Foam Non-allergic and mildew -esilient fur versatility. Rogular 79c Each METAL FOLDING feet of drying space. Ben) duty channel steel fn.me with plastic covered dowels that prevent c~ tbes from slipping. Hgt. ·• v.idth 29", IRONING BOARD BABY SEAT Pad & Cover Set ::::onforms to OObys body fo r cumfortable support! imooth, contour molded ~t>al with no sharp edge• !>r awkward corners. Re~·er~W~bte Tufflex pad, vi· oyl covered for eaay cleaning. Adjustable to 4 pos.itions. burn proof and scorch proof rotton cover. Soft cushion~ tng pad prl:vents buttons, oucklea and zippers from breaking. Reg. 4. 98 _ $3.00 Ragulor $1.00 Eoch Fold1 BaHery Cables Two complete 8 ft. cablea per set. For use on 6 and 12 volt batteriea. A m\llt for automatic transmia· ~ion car~. EACH_ $7.95 100% ,glasa fibre p.ad. Guaranteed 2 ,., TWO 8 FOOT Clothes Dryer · REG. Limit one to customer .l' .• 6 cup5, 6 saucen, 3---4-in . fruits, 6-5-in, ()Jate.s, 1-8-in.IJiatter, 61-in. plate~ and 1-7 in. tt.ll!ppie bowL REG. $5.95 - - - PRICE ~hina . RIG. $2.00 S l i T - 54-in. $lOO AUTO CAR MATS Provides complete protection for the entire frQnt <~rea of your car. Adds door to door beauty. Av· aUable in aU colora. Heavy, durable rubber con!ltructlon designed for long wear. Size 62x24~ •ns. Reg, 3.00 val. • $2 MENS LEATHER PULl-ON MEN'S WEAR t1 OUTSTANDING REDUCTIONS! LADIES COATS to Obtain! ;j Immediate Surveys of~ .Me1gs . Industrv Sites I 4 WMHINGTON -PRESIDENT : Johnson plans to send Congres ! Monday a federa~ budget ju!lt , shy of $100 billion , !muces i close to the White Hf')use said · kxlay . .; disclosed C of C. as munty chairman for . The President's spending pro- The Institute or Regional De- results would be velopment at Ohio University ! through brochures de.scrlbmg a membership drive. Car~ e y 1 gram for the fiscal year beginwill be asked tu prepare site i the area, topography, availabil· j is to name his commitlee of mnl( July I will include less surveys. of .all M~igs Co~nty i ity ot wal. e r. power. gas and helpers later this week. money for arms and more for 1 • We haw· plenty ot qualifird making U_ S. schols. hospitals prospective mdustrml locations : water, and labor supply. immediately. Childs said the only ~ite surleaders 1n Me1gs County who and cities worthy of a ''Great 1n ; ('O Uld help lh1s organ1zal1on tr e· Sn('iet.y " A budgt>t ol about $9!l5 This announcement was made Ivey already undertaken billion would be the highest in Wednesday night after a meet- . MP.igs County was at Hobson 'mendously, but they, lor the · fhf' nalion 's history in peace or ing of the trustees nf the Meigs while mary neighboring COWl· • most parr. are not directly in· : Improve· ' ties. such as Wushington , have terrsted in particiihting m pro· war , up about $2.5 billion over Count}· Community men! Corporation, a non-profit had surveys made of nearly all mu!ing ~1cigs County," one CIC the current fiscal year. Many organization to promole ann availablo!! industrial locations. member observed. offirials feel that con..,idering HOW IT WILl. LOOK - An artisf' -; rll·;.wing of the propo.~rd thf' countrv's grow-It: ralf'. this encourage industry m :\1eigs TrustH>s of lhe CJC. follow · ' Preside1~t Childs said. "With- ~don the Jut \\ht1e !he prese~1t lliu ; rh , h11ilt in J8H5 , .st:nd.o.,_ ing the re-eli·rtion of Childs as out membPrship, ~his org~niza. · will bE' the last budg<'t under County . $100 billion. l:l ili Childs. president of t.he president, emphasized the need twn Will 1le handJCapped _ CIC, said lhe .survey will be fur more members in the org<m- Tr.ustees ele~ted were !iobert I under lhf> direction ot' William I iza tion . Everyone interested in tJavJs, Lallf!:SVIIIe : .Jack Carsey. C~ICM~O .RETIRING RE- , Sheehan. Director of the lnsti· , promot1ng Mei~s Counly J.s urg· Wnyne Swisher· and Ralph Welk- 1 ~ubll('an NatiOnal Chairman lute and. '' Will be very vatu- ed to send hi~ $HI membership er. Pomeroy : Robert Wm~ett, IJI'an Aurch preparPd todav to ' · , s . H a· Ka Chest. . · able l\S an encouragement for lee and $5 dues to treAsurer yracuse , or ce rr, · ask thP . national commiUee to . industry to CQme to Meigs Coun- Horace Karr. er; .hick Welo;;h , Willinm D. n,·arly Ch'ld . 1ed J ac k Car. Childs and William T. Grucser. 1 t'10 c.oubl,. b the d .normal f · non- 1y. .. r s appom 0 e ec n. year u get his s~c- II was pointed out site survey sey president of the Pomeroy : Middkport Trustees appointed 1 ce~sflr m an attempt to rebUild - -- - --- --· -~- - -'Parlier this week were !''red W. ! 1 th~ party, autnr~t.alivr sources . Crow. Syraucse: Bern~rd V_ / sa1rl Proposed w11! bt>: Fultz, Middleport; Leshe F.i -A Hl65 hudget almost twice I Fultz, Pomeroy; Frank Clethf' $1.5 million the natinnnl 1 land, Racine: Vernfln Weber, committPI? would normally 1 Rullan:1, and Kenneth Mci£1SJl~-'tld in an "ofl-ye-ar'' with no 1 hinny, Middleport. DRiinnal election; An allolment Officers rt>-elected al ong wilh ol $250,000 for the RepubliPre~ident Child~ were Bernard Fllll.z. vice president . C9n ··coordinating committee" Horace 1 proposed by GOP leaders : Karr, treasurer, and Les\if' a fuM -rai.c;;in@: program which Fultz, secretary. would enable the GOP to go inIn n~>xl .VE"ars ¢ongre~sional <'1lm~ p - ·ign~ with t1 million in the b<.nk. Jlf' \1 .c;t P~111l' s Lutheran church, to hE' e-rect• • I -~··1 ' I .. 1 CAM~AfGN LEADi·;HS - Leaders of a clrivr to raise flllHL~ llw. J rd con s fr udif•n of a new St. Paul•s Lutheran Church "'Po'!":""·' al,tended a kick·off r:venl at the chu•·rlr Wr·rlnr·sd;,y ntglrl l'•mna.'g" leader s include, front row, I. 1o 1.. (halle.. tvdm, Max Me~s. Wilma MePs . Mr~. Mlt'kl'\' ~\'ill 1a m s; .\ills lbPnwl Dnwme. and Mrs. KPn· ; n~th Braun . Ba('k row . Hd)t•rt J.:berft:>ld. Mrs. HobPrt ~~p·,erfe!d ..\lil'kc.' · \\'il :i;m).: 1\<"niH'l h Braun. \VilJiam Dow· / nJP and eh ureh p;.~sfor Rev. Jo:-;l'ph R. 1\ra ly. _ SenlinE'I Photo . Destroyed by Fire Wednesday I A fire that spread from an . outbuilding destroyed • seven room house and much of il s contents Wednesday afternoon lo.sses estimated at [causing 12·000 to $t5.000. '1 1 I1 The hom~. owned hy Pnul M. Schuler, was battled by Racine , volunteer firf'mPn With assist· 1 TEHRAN, IRAN (UPI) -PRE· mi(•r Hassan 1\li Mansur ol lran · L u th e ..~~ n s Open I ) U S p 1. L 1 of P 1 I. au sWedut 1eran d Church· ht 'mProy nes ay mg !auncl1ed a ;m-Ywek Building Fund Campaign t.o raise fund ,<; t,J- ]Tear Campaign to on paign <:n ngs . ll r:Hilo ~k r t fin;1l 1 construct a new s dmrch d prPSNll s!ll' . , tagt' as a ms trudlon ..; :JIId ~ •ledwn o! ' ' Kirk -Oft De~ser t,'' fe~tinties prllsn•·~·l s. 1· ot the 1'Vf'lling uwludt'd cam1 • c;-unp<Ji gn w 11 rkf'r~ cho~<' Is the namf's o£ the m~mber f::~mlloUt' visited by January 31 ttw rlo~·e uf the vr·s1'tar 1· n ~r, ., 0 1"inU . lll;"s Cam1mign leaders are Kton- Crou GoeS (0 Ken t Staf e 0n Footba11 Grant-In. AI'd 1 )depurt.ment _ neth Braun, Generai -Chatrman; . Pomerov firemen also were . ' n ~. i "key Williams:. Vi,itation was seriousl)' wounded in front J c<~lled <11. 3:15 p.m. but were rt,atrman : and Charles F.vans, ot the parliament building early I nagged down in Hacine when Advt.lllced GJfts . Commlttt"f::! ':oday by a youth who fired rive a fire broke out at the Maude Chatrman. Both husbands and ·;_,; ;hots at him, tht> government ! Young residence. That £ire was , ' wives are mcluded _throughoul oald. quickly extinguished. being lim: lhc campaign organization . ited to a back room or the home . ' Ry Rob Winxt>{t Diriswn leaders aTe William The 41-Year-old premier. who Schuler:s rt>sidence apparent· Bob Ceo~·. son of Mr' <: nd Mrs . RobE>rt Crow of SvraDownie. Robert El~rfeld and lflisumed office lO months ago. ly caught fire from a kerosene · .:use. this vr·eek became lhe second mt•mber of the 1964 M~x Mt'es. Team Captains are was rushet to a hospital where !stove that was being used in an Pomero,v Pu :- ple Panth~r football team to rec(• ive a full Thomas Clelland, . Lawrence tw underwent emergency treat· Ioutbuilding behind the home .. grant-in-<lid scho lars/up at a Mid -Ameri('an Co nfer ence ]Douglas. George . Hicks, Robert mtnt. Later do<"tors said Mr Schuler said he attempted college. iJal'ubs. Tom Reuter . Thurstor, \fan sur was out of danger. '-"',._~. . _ to put a cable around the out· 1 Crow was signed by Kent 1Stont: Jr ., Joe Thoren , Jr. Miss j building and pull it over w1!h a Stale University's Hl'ad Foot- year Crow pl<iv~ at crnter. on · Erna Jesse and Mrs. William PLAN REVIVAL ·~,0··• ·_.:[ tractor to save the house, but ball Coach Leo Stritng J\·lunday _1ht' cage tt>am and nglil field Anderson, Sr. 1 _ .. ..If: -.. - ·-~ ;fi.S wa~ driven back by flames _ artcrnoon. m baseball. : Numerous other committe-~ The Hysel1 Run Free 1\-:etho1 Workers from the locks at Keflt Stair official~ sa id Crow Cnm . ~:g:' 17. is a membt>r 1arE" participating in the camtliF>t Church will hold a weekend SALVAGED - Paul M. · Schuler, Portland, removes Portland nearly had the rire was the first boy signed to a ' ol' Ihe Syraru:>~· Prf'sb.,.· tenan : pa1gn organization. Chairmen .·evival beginning tonight and books from a case that was among the contents saved under C'Onlrol when their ex- · 1965 scholarshtp _ It is anilc 1pat- Chllrl'h S1'11oo t actrv:ties 1m·tude art. George Baer, Promotion · rontinulng through Sunday . Ser- 1when his seven-room home was destroyed by fire Wed- t.mguisher supply was exhaust- ed that 16 prospe<·ts will win the Spani'{h fluh . l.atin Club. Mrs . Williarn Holt. Prayer; Mis-; vices will oegln at 7:30 p. m. lnesday afternoon. Mr. Schuler suffered minor burns of ed. grant-in-a1d scholarships at t;let· Club. Vars11 y P l'lub StuROB f'I~OW Erna Jesse. Audit : Mrs Law Rev. Robert Smith, Sr., will 1his face ani hands while battling the blaze. Losses were Mr. Schuler suffered minor Kent State before next fall. dent Counc1 l and tlw Student renee Dou-glas. Arrangem~ts '>t. speaker. iestimated at $12,000 to $15,000. - Sentinel Photo. I (Continued on Page 5) Crow playt•d l1is cn11n· ecrreer At'liv1t~' A~soc1a rwn _ llf' plan o;; and ~rl'. William Maye . Sec1 -·--------·-------·---- ·-· l as a Panther griddf'r under W major in Bu:-> mess Adminis~ · retarv. 0 ~ Head Co<Jch Charles Chancey tr;1110n at Kt·nt SUJte I Sp;C'ial emphasis ha~ lx>t>n 1 ·,, / and Asst. Charles Bickel_ He - --·-' plaet'd on prayer in the cam·" was .s~lected for fir~1 team, !f'- Vt>tt'rans ,1f'mori<ll Hm;pilal ' paign. Everyone in the church ~o~n rtJon on the 191.4 AII-SEO· ADMISSIONS T a m rn .v is Pnrouraged to undergrrd tht' ea.!Tl. Schoonovf'r' KL11hmd . Debra program with prayer by Pastor :\1\Vrt!e .Joseph R. Kraley . Lettering three years, th~ 6-3 ScYloonover Hutianrt i ~niorfinished last season weigh- Warner , sYrat:use: Anrw \\ieav- Durmg lhe last half ot the ____________.._iiiiiiiiiiiiiii= )Ing 225 lbs. He worked at guard t:!l, Rarine ; Cynlht<~ T')''I)IE"'I. ; 1%4 cal1•ndilr .vear. Oh1n's Hll . i offense and taekle on de- Miadleport ; Sandra Humphr(')'S. counfips shared in thtt di ~t ri bu - ThiS Ad Produrt>d 4 Calls Middlepoct. 1tiQn of local governnlf'nt fund <: During Firs& Hour After Crow is averaging 17 points , DISCHAJ{f.ES - Charle!'. Wil· · fnta/ing $49.:!74.412. Paper Hit The Street. on the Pomeroy bas-: liams. Middleport ; M i<'hacl \1r- State Auditor ChC'ster W r:oteam. He also has bef>n Kenzie, Pomeroy; Freda llf'nd - blf> said thi s was an in,..n"a ~e ' • starter on the Panther base- er:lOn Pomerov ; Edward Bar- of $2,601.762 ovf'r lht> samf' f)er· team since his sophomore· ton, Hacint>. · : iod of 1963. M{'igs ('ounh rp -. . ' ('Ci\'ed $.12. lfi6 . or about onf> I. 9501 h nt tht' tota l. H'TOR talking machine, fol' These runds, which were re- sale, with luge mornin& Frank ~w. Porter. J1· •• Pomeroy attorney and member of the Ohio W•terway• Safely Council, said this di!-;tributed to the political su b- eh)ry liom. C. R. .Jordan, S.· morning by phone that the request lor stale aid to divisions within the respective ~"'m Street, Rutlabd. Ohio, . 1 13 lltp Improve levee and boal launehlne facilities In Pom· i eounties. in('IUded $12 million in . ' eroy and Middleport was unanimously appro\'ed to- 1 snles tax money, togethe1 with GET QUICiK day. the intangible taxe.<; oollected t RESULT$ . Porter said that the aetkln gives both vlllaees a From financial institutions and · The ' . dealers in intangibles. green light for the proposed projeets. Thr eosl of I Pomeroy's projert i& eMimaled at $70,000 while the Meigs General Hoepital Middleport pro.ieet cost'wiU be approximately $51,080. 1 ADMISSIONS Gertrude ,, 110n :0 e ·rt•hird of the mb\7 will be raised 11oeally I Boice, South Cl~arleston: Marl~~~~.1 ,~ 1 0 1 dooallnno of labor and 111aterlas. - =;< f$~;~·--~ I 1 1 REDUCED . Jl -, _ CAR COATS, STADIUM COATS and JACKOS · · ......... RtdRecl25% REDUCED HATS CAR COATS JACIDS .l0tyo ALL SUITS - - RIDUCID Mei!!'S Reteives REDUCED . 20% SLACKS • . . . t5% ' ~'LOT NOw*6·11 LADIU SWEATERS SHlRTS t.AD~It ' - SKIRTS ,, ' . . . -• - i • SE.S ·- • iprice p ., ;..•. 1 · !l li .. · n '. ' . . Mlclclloport,•O. I'' . 1 1 LADIII Roush's Shot.-,. Dist ri but ion 1 I LOT- MINI.,: VU.UII TO US s,.:.;rt l-950th of Tax 1 . LAbii!S SWEATERS I 1 I LOT MINI 'LANNIL I LAIIGI LOT- MINI VALUI TO IUS PULLOVIII AND C0.T I - LADIES Values To $1~•. , MIDDLEPORT . THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1965 1 l~on - ' I of women 's wear Sl... --...,- MILL STREIT POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO j .anee fr()ffl the Coolville Fire Whl,., Colo...r .... BOOTS NO. 237 WASHINGTON - REPUBLf· cans plan to go President Jolm.-.;on one better by oflering 111 health care for the elderly pl&n ol their own shich will ~nil for more benefib than lhe tdministr~tion proposal . The GOP plan, still in the ;Jrarting stages under Rep John W Byrnes, fl.· Wis., will propo~e ar. increase in casll benefits to Social Security recipients, with part of the benefits to be used ~o buy health insurance. II II VOL XVI 7-RoomHome Fathers Give Program for Chester PTA STURDY ) en tine I I It wa.<i Fathers' Night when the Chester P'fA met January 7 with a good attendance in 1 of cold weather. An evening of fun wtiS proby the lathers under the ~~:~t'~ of Samuel Michael and . Mr. Michael read I . a poem, "Father's Hope, .. and I excerpts from Ripley's "Believe It or Not'' telling the with the most children and the oldest father known. Roy Holter led a distuBSion on 'Who Signs The Report Cards?" Mr. Baer told ol his experiences as a school bus t driver and sopke briefly oD raising feeder calves 00 provide more income and use the wuted farmland in Meigs County. All the men •ang, "My Old I Kentucky Home, " to conclude the program. There was discussion on a school safety patrol and the repair of a water cooler. A Coun· ty PTA Council meedng was anMunced for February -\ at the Letart Falls school. Room Count was conducted Mrs. Carl Weese and won the third grade, having 16 parents present. Mrs. Robert Wood will be in rharge of a Founders' Day program at the meeting. at y Ill-fl. 1 Ia Newland, Ruth Walker and ' 3 BIG DAYS! THURS.--FRI.--SAT. • NOW YOU KNOW 1 MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE'S Tri~p. __:_:___ a lUda -.,.,. tonight and Friday, Low toelpn n.:n, hlp Friday 1 ROBINSON'S Alice ...... elolldlaeso, 8 It's Sale Time All Over The Store At Elberfelds In Pomeroy Sheets - 'lTF.~THER erdale, Fla., alter helnJI called New Flag 111iU be here by Ute dealh of Norman Boullht for School NeutzllnJI. ' '" Ilynwa~l :, ne. . 1.! [ll>ll;-' - " . Eloiri" Wal· SOLP FIRST DAY 1-==•== I �• Thll Dsily Sentinel r. ., . ' t" • . nocroR SAYS ' Daily Sentliwt . Pom~rcv Mtddl~port. 0 . Jan . 21 . 196!\·l Q-OorooohadtOpay• 1 IDuminai.:ng Look At School Finances THE debate on the financial support for the public schools is one that ~~ on continuously and a Uma state .,nator has once agam come out w1th lle argument that the state is doing its 111r share for the schools of Ohio. He feels that the puhlic !leeds to k!'ow the precise facts concerrung the fmancmg of education and Is of the opinion that lllme big lobblsts are downgrading the contributions made by the state. It Is ai· Ill his opinion that we need to know that Ohio Is not far down the Jist in the sup· port of education as we would be led to beUeve According to his calculation Ohio ranks tenth In the nation with $587 per pupil for the 1963-64 year. and fourth among the industrial states, With New York, CaUfornia and New Jersey paymg more. He also contends that we are above the national average of $541 per pupil. The good senator uses the figure re· )eased from a study made by the Re· search and Statistics section of the Department of Taxation. These figures a~e of special interest to people In what " termed the poorer districts, and a _sotJrce of Irritation to thOse affluent sections. of the state who feel that they are bemg penalized The figures show that only four of the 88 counties of Ohio get less than half of their school monies from the state. We were surprised to find that Meigs county was among five counties receiving over 85 per cent of Its school WUberforce University'• mmule!! remaming in the f1rst le.ad to illl.atl with JUS! uoder Beaver was runner up with li playen batted the INIII awt1f hoopsters Wednesday mght em- halt .1:1nd were never headed a· four minute~ or play remaining.[ while Senior Phil Trout added I seYeral fM from t.he .,.,.... ployed tbelr oupertor helghlh gain by the Gallia qumt<t . . 18 to round oul the qouble figThe vlcloly upped iiidlwfcl• advantage in many ways to hand With 6-10 Lloyd McCollom B>g Paul Dillon. who ha• beeD uro scorers. , to 6-4 while lbe iledJI8 ..... , Rio Grande Colle&e 1 111-94 lac- scorjng all ot his 12 points the HJcJ .-; .nat•onal . clatm to f~e Six Force playen had double ped to w . inl? in a contf>st played ~t Xema l1r-;t halt, Wilberforce moved LO w~t~l ~ 15 sensational rebou~JIII, digit! with Clark's 26 points TooJtllt at 1 p. •· til ..... · · ~oger Clark, 1 11-7 pivot-man. • 53-47 halftime lead. w," like a m>dget among giants showing the way . Bobby Letnon GaUla A......,. 111111 ..W p~1ureJ in 2fl points .a'i he led . R•o '!! high · sconng duo of · ".ednelday as he encounterec: a mere 6-4:, added 22, while a gym. tJ1e ~ ,.., aiMtr e I ~~~o-----JI,~J--· 1 811 force players mlo the Jam Marshall and Don Trainer early foul trouble and eventual pair of 6-8 twins. Lonnie and fint bome , . _ lllleie Dee.. L~!o.:..:....:;:.:;.::;;:;::::~..J double figures against the husl· eomb<lleC for 29 poml• to keep 5ly 53fouled out of the c-ontest with ,Russell Lynn, added 18 and 14 19 when Camploellavllle CaL , .., ling , but overpowered, Red men . the Hedmen close in the first remammg after . grabb~ng points respectively. lege of K.ent.eky eo8el II,_ I Coach Art Lanh.am's visJU.ng halt . _ 11 _re~unds and scormg nme In summmg up t.:.-.eir second a villt. "You're ood nd Redmen traded early ~s wlth Shortly after the openmg wh1s- pomts . stra1ght dereat and their sixth Here is the bos JCOft ol Wef. l be I • Sa Y· You left , lhe host Force and appeared to tlt- o! the s~eond hall , the H.ed- 1 Marshall, the dead-eye sharp- [ in 14 outings one Rm player nesday'• 1081. UY LEONARD A. GRANATO that Paducah has lost to Yin· 1 1811l0 piuo otaadiDI tbe · be battling the huge Wilber· men scrambled to within one 1shooter from Columbus was a· remarked ··Those •uys were RIO G0 'NDE t"'l 1 1 1 UPI Sport • Wr 1ter ast s I t mes · Teacb m• bow'" e Celtics." " • ,force players to a standstill. cenneJ. ' pomt. s:>-54. but Wilberlorcoe gain Rio's top scorer · with 25 1bigger than the Boston Marshall """ a-t-25; Marb 2-0-4; 1 F.vansville, the top - ranked Big Eight contender Kansas : However, Wilberf~ce ~rased then went on u . scoring bing.e ~mt s. Includ ing 15 In . the Sh{)(Jting sta tistics bear this Gregory 2-4-8; Leith l..J-1; Bulsmall college basketball power, wenl down lo deleal al the an Ul-15 lead by RIO With 10 lhal eventually mcreased their first half. Soph Don Tramer of out as Wilberforce hit a sin- lock t-{).2· Dillon 4-1-t; Tnlut remains undefeated but only hands of intrastate rival Kan-~ ---- -- - ~ ---- --- ------- - 1 ling :> 1.6 per cent on 46 ot 89 7-4-18 ; vo'ung 2-0-4: Tn'!Der f· because uf an over-the-head. sas S!Hle 71-63 at Manhatan. from the floor at 19 of 29 at the 5·19. TOTALS 34 - 28 - 94. trick jump shot by Larry Kan. A K-State pressmg de1 charity stnpe . WILBERFORCE (111 Meanwhile Rio Grande con- L. Lynn 7-4-18; R. Lynn &Humes with four seconds left fense kept t•ue J ay haw ks oIf· against ro~h - ranked Southern balance and Kansas made nected on 34 ol 76 attempts for 2-14 · Clark 11-4-28· llf>JDOD ...... illinois Unl ersity many playing errors trying to a 44 7 average and looked very 22. McCollom 5-3-U; Jaeklon 5Th• Satukis, w' ' led at one work the ball upcourt. good al Ihe fou l !me With 26 2-12· Lyle J-{).2• Gaylei W4; pomt in the first half by 15 Kan.,.sStalecenterRoySmith WOODBRIDGE, Conn. (UPII !of 33 !r"" throws. Ree~es J-{).2; ToTALS 41- It polcts, saw victory fade sp~rked the attack with ~ . -John Pont was expected to It was also noted that many ~ - 111. Wednesday night a~ Humes' ~mts and. 14 rebounds. Btg decide today whether to retain By GEORGE C. LAN~FOR.D I chmbed from fourth to third I Tech and St Joseph 's (N.M.} , of RIO 's jump shots never reach- Halftime score : Wilberforce despera'tion shot trickled Etght soormg lead~r Wa~t Wes- hts head football coachir.g job UPI Sports Wnler plac -e tied for 20th 1ed the baskets as the taU ho~t 53, RIO 47. through the net to give the ley led all scormg w1th 30 at Yale or consider an offt'I" NEW YORK !UP!) - Cen North Dakota gained a notch I · ------- ·--- Purple ..,.ces 81 points t.o 80 for po1nts. from Indiana University for 8 : ~ral State of Oh10, unbeaten m to seventh and Wittenberg also SIU ~e Defen11lve Effort similar posttmn there . 1ts flrst 12 games, enter_ed the moved up one pos1tion lo ~ The lead changed hands tft . Flor1da State needed some Pont, who has been at Yale top 10 tnday and Evansville re· eighth. Both teams posted a , times during the rourse ol the fme ~efensi11e w~rk on. Georgia only two years, said Wednes· g_amed unan~mous su_pporl fur pair of victories during the 1 • battle belwen the small college Tech s 6-foot, 10-mch J1m Cald· day night that he probably first· place m the Umted Press week . 1 titans - eight times within well . to get p~st th~ foul-prone would reach 8 decb;ion today to Jnternatlon~l small college bas- H1gh Point, which ran off 14 1 Group Men'• three and one · haH mmutes Engmeers 72-65 at rallahassee, be fair with both schools in : ketball ratmgs. straight victories before being I Group M•n's Men ' a and Boy1' shortly after the hair. Fla. valved Pan American r~placed upset Monday bv Appalachian , PULLOVIR CARDIGAN The home court_ succes~ left 1 Caldwell, who carried a 19.4 "It · h b I Grambling as runnerup to jumped from ni~th to 13th . Th~ JACKETS 1 SWEATERS SWEATERS th~ Pu~ple ~ces With 14 consec- scoring average into the game, :that w~o~~ hO: ~: 88 to e : Evansville, which received all ratin~s ~:~re based on gamPs v.l. to ;9.95 Vol. lo 15.95 6.95 uttve VICtories. was held to six points by FSU's I "I h ~· ho dsa · lk , 35 frrst- place votes fro111 the played through Saturday .Jan , Reduced 8 SALE The loss was the third tor the Gary Schull. Caldwell was pe to ta out. ~n~ coaches on the UPI ratiJg 16 ' ' · SALE - - - - ··· Salukis against eight vir.tories. among four Tech players w h o ~~tter and ~each ~ decision board for the fourth time in . ).· oungstown encountered two · Jn other college basketball Pa. fouled out of the game. Ron -~ .~Yt wife d·~~lg~t, Pont the last five wE'eks. Grambling ] teams. each w 1th only a slight ducah College Coach So n n y Malmen's 23 points paced the i ~~~ ' ~I we 1 n ~ve th~ skidded to sixth place after los- los"i on Lheir records and lost Hawes' led his Kentuckians Seminole scoring. I thlme re~ Y tt~ contlemp ate .bat ing two games last week . both games ;)()-48 to' Steubenfrom th_e co_ur 1 ~ t v·mcennes, Dayton's e ram1 1ca mns f1 a poss1 P d · to Gannon. As a 1 1 Flyers flew past 1 move ,. - Centra State vau te from ville and 48-47 1 Group Men'a Men's •nd Boys' Boys' Ind., w1th SIX mmutes left in Chatlanoogo 96-60 at Dayton, Th · 36ld 12th to fifth place; Southern II- result. Youngstown slipped the game • with vincennes led by Henry Finkel's 36 points t~l year-c:r edcoach re- linois advanced from fifth to from .;; ixth to lOth with a 12-3 SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS WINTER CAPS College ahead 65-44. and 28 - that's right, 28 - re-. por Y wa.s 0 er _$20,000 a 1 [ourth and Carson • Newman d Valu•s to 6.95 Velue1 to 6.95 The game was dedared I for- bounds. year and _frrnge be~efits to .ac- i re~':n . American and C'<~rson1 3.50 SALE ____ Reduced SALE feit and Vincennes won by the Finkel, who stands 6-fet 11- rept ~e JOb at lndl~na. p~ 0 t: j Newman each won a game 4 margin left on the scoreboard inches, was too much (o; the I met With Yale President Kmg-1 without a loss aod Southern 11att he time of the walkout . MoccasIns as he pIayed the out- man I b t Brewster d t .1 Jr.h Wednesday linois visited Wichita, ranked ; The walkout carne after center standing game of his ca.. :er:Oan~~~~::J. t e conrerence No .3 among the major <'OI- ' [ leges, and lost by only 94-81. ', Steven Jones fouled out . reer. Teammate Bob Sullivan H led h" Pont, however. spec1fied awes IS team into t.he contributed 23 points to the . . The Ulinois quintet r~boundcd ; Grouping Men's Ona Group THERMAL dr~s~lng room as lhe crowd, the Dayton effort. During one five- :at~~~? h~:h~o ~~c:~!·~: I to wh1p Kentucky Wesleyan 101). · off1c1als and t h e Vmcennes mmute span shortly before the 1 8 nd th 8 t he . 7; JAC SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR squad watched in silence. It hall Chattanoog h td to er was trymg to Completing th 1 20 was the eighth straight lime only. one field a lwas e decide whether to make another CHJCAG (UPfi - The Chi· W st Sal eN opll Akwere V•lues to 4.95 Value-1 to 5.9S 2.95 Valu• · _ goa trip to the Bloomington campus cago White Sox sard they m on- em, 0 ron . SALE SALE SALE - -- ••• with. his wife to work out final bought "peMant insurance," No 12 , once-beaten Augsburg, de'ta' Its.. . tbe Cleveland Indians said they No. 13 ' and Philadelphia 'rexIndiana appears to be mter· bought home run protection. tile, also with a single loss . No . ~95 ested in me • Pont said '" but th K c·t Athie!" 14. f'resno State dropped from 1 1 first 1 must 'he sure whtrther 1 an!x ~ ~ns:s h8~ . 11 ~ . seventh to 15th. once defeated want to leave Yale.' th _ t ey m Y . e In!l r . i Gannon entered the ratmgs in 10 10 10 Meigs county's two SEOAL Tornado territory Saturday their ~~ ~e"';' h 1 ye~: 1 \ 16th and Seattle Pacific ad5 the night where it could be any College Basketball Resulto Wedne ay e g t-p ayer a · 1vanced from 19th to 171h. basketball entries begin POMEROY HOME OF ARROW SHI.RTS second half of their schedule body's ball game The Torna- lly United Prell lntern•tlonal The lnkdlan~ ~ot .hack outfiOid-1 Assumption 19-11 moved from 0 Eaot er kRoc Y av,_to, honc1'r·e .be• t 20th to 18th. Washinglnn of St. Friday night still among the does are mounting one of their 1 roo te sensatmn wtlh t e I , 1Lo · 1 11 t 19th d 1 , 1 I most mild breezes of recent Vermont 89 Norwich 71 f K c·t1 d 0 bt · d : ms e 0 an _.a mar 1 so - rans. Of the two, Pomeroy snd Mid· years ' Rhodelsland 87 Northeastern 77 ' ca rotmh . this season · c erancsas ami·1o Y·c"" arreon af>pe rom :1 - - - -dl eport. the Pomeroy club has Middleport on Saturday nigh\ california (Pa) 88 W&J 89 h Wh "\ So • the .best opport teThe "Whitex. Sox ot catcher '· . um"tY .to. grad u- ~ust Iook forward to more pos- Drexel 95 Penn Military 40 ate mto Ihe f1rst diVISion. Sible fruslratlon · t p . ' going . across Loyola r Md) 74 W Chester 71 1 J ohn Romano, outfg Je ld er 'I"ornWeII son, t 5-2, comes m o an- the Ohro Rtver hopmg to Soatlt ' - A d "tch ·r th 1 d <3 41 d M"ddl . ' . m1e gee an pi er ommy er an · an 1 eport catch the rap>dly improving and Florida St 72 Georgia Tech G5 John from the Indians. <tH) goes to Athens <HI) . often . hot Wahama Wh1te Fal- Tampa 102 Rollins 85 K ctt t t rf ld ! The latter dl~metric~Uy oppos- cons on an off night. Mexican National vs Spring- Jima:~di.!l ya:~ ~~= ~er:~ od recm-do hkely will be ex· Rutland bumpa into a big and hilt Coli, cancelled berger from the White Sox panded by 10 p. m. Fr1dsy m sometimes talented Belpre club Midwest ·th ·t~ t b' Athen!l Bel F .d a 1ong wl a pt t:uer o e 1 named later. 'I'll uarantee . a . pre rt ay, then is host Kansa!l St 71 Kansaa f3 Pomeroy move.s Into Southern to_Wilkesville Saturday ni•ht Evansville at s Illinois u •• it" G p tg 1 _ _______ _ • · you s no ary e ers, J uan ' Voice of because of albumin in the urlna, but our own doctor didD't IIDd aov albumin. Doel thla condition vary from time to time? Ia there lilY treatment! A - Albamlll may be lound In the urine of persons wttll nephritla (Bright's diaeaae), heart dise... with W~Hrloa­ gtng, luekemta, purpura. ICIII'o vy and polsoatng wllh mecury. lead, turpentine and othlr chemicals. odus of customers when it was announced that another actress would ' ubslltute for her. Does everybody make mistakes? Looks like it After the fortune 20th Century-Fox sp<.>nt building up Irma Demirk as a sex symbol. a rer<•nt trade paper story rei'Prred to her a'\ "lnmg Drmick ." As anyone who has ever seen Irina in a aweater can testify, irving she's not The Police Dept. and memhers of the State Liquor Authority are beginning to be more than a little curious about some of the discotheques burgeoning in Man· hattan. It appears that certain places are really fronts for dope and prostitut;on Director Tony Richardson wants Jona· than Winters for the title role in the movie version of "Rhinoceros," which will start shooting in Mav . • • • The proprietor and staff of a shoe re· pair shop at 75th and Madison are still reeling. Who walked in the other day and sat quietly in one of the booths hut Jacqueline Kennedy. who read a maQa· zlne while lifts were being put on her black pumps. No doubt her Secret Service escort was hovering outside, hut the employees of the place were too enthrall· ed to look out the door . Denise ran· zonerl, attractive daughter of hn•er Tony Canzoneri, had dinner at Les Champs with a new leading man. He's ru~aed ac· tor Bob Webber. who se~ms to he at· tracted to Italian girls - he was one of Anna Marla Alherghetti's bi~ flame• last year. Denise yearns to hreak into show business, too. Hanoy Belafonte's ex-wife. Margner· lte, has announced her intention of mar· New Break on Child Care Deductions Do It Time • • INGRID BERGMAN'S DAUGHTER, Pia Lindstrom. wound up on the cutt'l)g room noor. after ali. when "Zorha the Greek" was edited She had made a tor· rid scene with Tnnv Quinn, but fO'">ntual· lv it was decided that the seQuenre didn't jihe with the rest of the film Uncle Sam has made a grant of $1.500,000 to the Columbia University School of PhY· sicians and S11rgeons. to aid In researeh Yonkers Raceway will hold a "Lord .Jim" swee.,.takes timed to coincide with the New York premiere of the Pet· er O'Toole epic on Feb. 25. Among the fillies present will be the spectacular beauty Dahiiah Lavi. female star of the picture, who i• winging in from London for the festivities, ...,_ .... -- I 1'e~Eol'i 11-iE ~D COMES IN ANP ACTS I Ll~~ 11-iE WHOLE IDEA IS BENEATH HIS' !?ELINQLJENT j;>ji?>NITY···· . Q - ID a recent column yOIJ during the year. tiling a separate return, $5,000. By RAY DE CRANE stated that exposure to ultra- U a married person filing Most employes whose Income New1poper Eaterprille Aua. violet Ught would damage the a separate return, $5,000. ill subject to the withholding eyes. I have worked under Many ctrcumstances may •· -If a married person fillng such a lil!ht for nearly 30 yean tax can eliminate the necessity rise In a family which compel a joint return. combined income without any eye damllll". How of filing an estimated tax II they either a father or mother to of $10,000. do you explain that? hire !Oliieone to take care of - U anyone else whose an- can gear their withholding tax deductlollll tn such a way that younger children "' that the ticipated tax at the end of 1965 A -There are four generill breadwiner Ls free to earu 1 will be at les•t flO more than they wtll owe Jess than flO In types of UV lamp; those that Hvlna. his withholding tax and who addltlona I tax at the ond of the giVe a •untan but do not proThese situations could arise can reasonably expect to re- year. Tilts can be arranged eltbduce ozone, black lamps for tn the case of a widow or wid· ceive more than $200 ln sources er by tnslructtng your paymas..tslbillty at night which like. ower with children under 13 other than wages subject to ter to eliminate for withholding wise produco no ozone, germpurposes enough of your exemp- kil1ing lamps which years of age, a wife who has withholding. producl been deserted by her husband, varying amounts of ozone deWhere an estimated return il tions to make up tbe difference a husband who wife is incapac- required to be filed the taxpay· or to aet an additional amount pending on their wattage and itated or lnstlutionalized. Ex- er must estimate his total In- to be withheld sufficient to of!· ozone bulbs which produce peoses for caring for depend- come for the year and theD aet the estimated shortage that large amounts of ozone. ent• IS and older may also be compute the tax on it, using the would otherwise result. When lbe <110ne • produclnl , . The prime purpose of uti· conllldered II they are physical- 1965 tax rates. After deductlng tampa are used II Ia aecesury mated returns ill to place ly or mentally incapable of car· his estimated withholding tax to protecl lbe eye from dlolr lng for thelllllelves. for the year from his est\mlit: !axpayen on a relatively equal rays at aU times. Theoe Iampi The m...lmam child care e•· ed total tax he must pay I h 1 pay-as-you-ao baslo throughout give out ultraviolet llgbl ol pease wblc• may be deducted balance in quarterly payment& the year. oborl wave tengtbo. may ool exceed $6111 if oDiy You can got additional, valuable tax help from a Ollf depiDdeDI Ia iuvolved, a UV ray• of long wave new 64-paga book "Cut Your Own TuM,' available top 01 $900 for two or more delengtha (3,000 to 4,000 Ang· pendents. ibe maximum cred· strom units I become Jess 111d only through this nowapaper. The book contoins all of tho lnformotlon Included less Injurious to the skin and II iD pall yearo wa• $601. in the serial appearing In this nawtpaper PLUS eyes as the wave length IllTo qualify for the deduction, much more. To order 1 copy, simply mall tho coupon creases. married women who are work· below, or send your nama, ocldr11s and 50 cents to In~ and husbands with incapI assume that thts ill tha "Cut Your Own Tex11.'' c/o The Dolly Sentinel, acitated wives must file a joint type of light under which you P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Rocllo City Station, Naw return and the credit is reduchave been working. A• stated York 19, N.Y. ed dollar for dollar by any esmy previous column, the - - 1 tnmanufacturer cess of their combined Income usually prtots beyond $6,000. Thlll!. il combin· warnings about Improper use "Cut Our Own TaxiS" ed Income ts as much as 6,· of hts lamps. These warntn&s clo The Dolly Sentinel 900 there can be oo auch deduc•hould be heeded. P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, tion , Rodlo City Stotlon, This limitation does not apQ - Do women u well as N- Yorlc 19, N. Y, 1'iY, however, II the husband men get linitis plastiea? Does Please Hnd me copies of "Cut Your Own is incapable of self-support bett attack the outside or the Tox " et 50c per copy. lncloocl Is my check or 11 cause he is physically or meniustde the stomach? Ia It tally defective or II the wife Is monoy order for $ hereditary? Institutionalized for at least 911 A -Linitis plastlca Ia a Nome consecutive days or dies within cancer that can affect botb that period. Addr•• 50xea. It Involves the Inner Wherever child care exC i t y Stoll walt of the stomach; tt propenses are claimed as a deducgresoes very slowly; it Is nol tion a Form 2441 (avail3ble t:= _ -' hereditary. through yoor district lntel'llal Revenue office) or a statement Jolle and Larry By.,. of Midselling forth ali the informadleport spent the weekend with pltal afer being a lnedtcal pa"tlon must be atached to \he rethetr grandparents, Mr · 1 · 8 d tient for several day•. Mn. Mrs. T. G. Hilldore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle Wll Several mtllloa taxpayers Harold Cadle returned home a visitor in Parkerllillll'l ,.. tbroqbout tbe country are oofrom Veterlllll Memorial liDs- ·day Iaiit week• ly ball through tbetr lucome t11 obltplloaa wbea lbey !Ue dletr The funeral of Mrs. Mild· 1111 tn reUJrD. For lbem tbera red Roush Radford wu held remaiJUI lbe aecealty of mtlll Monday at 2 p. m. at the Elf• a deelaraUoa of eltlmated tax In& Chapel, Mrs. Dorothy Philo 11 wen b)' the April 15 dead· l\po of Toledo had been with Uae. her otster for aaveral dayo. A An estimated tax return Ia brotht!1', Mr. and Mrs. Richard required from any taxpayer Lawrence of Day\oD eame for whose estimated tax for 11!15 the funeral. Mrs. Dayton Craw· wiU be at least $40 more than ford of New BrllbtoD. PL, also his withholding tax AND be can came for the funeral and is a res!!Onably expect Income in IU'!ilt o1 Mr. and Mrs. Crill lill5 to exceed: Bradford. J - If a head of the houlehold, Rev. Paal &eDen went to widow or widower, $10,0011. - U an unmarried persoa Loaan Tueadly to off\<:\$ at the fullel'al ol Mra. BJIUhelb Wysklver of IJlllon Furnace. Mr. and Mrs. Prw. Wolfe of Lexing\OD wert recent weekend • 5th l n Ra lt.ngs an u a ry Clear an ce f ---------- ~~~..:.·~ 1_ _ :=-.= dellve~ I I I I I I DIVOTII.. TO INTilllll OP MIIOI MASON aRIA al"'•'" " - .....- c.._., TanMit~l .,..., o1 Mrs. Hazel Carnaball. Mr. and Mrs. Fred SplliCW ,_.,_. · Mr, of M81011, W• Vo., ,.....,. and Mra. Malon Spencer Sunday aft4!moOD. _ ... ..,....,. ...., .,..,_ . . 11r. ..... Mn. Jerry Pln!ell ~-"~~·~-~w~~ '"' Com.JII\7 tUI MeebaPico ltl~ Mr. and Mfl, Au.WP vu• · .,.... ...... . ' Yiallon In G.wpoltl OD WY S41ll. ~ pboM ~ . ....-... , . b..- .. ...,.s e.- IIMII1bdl r~---7· . llll&td' ... b po• • • at • ..,. Mlil Anita Houdehelt of Ohio · ,,_ ·-'--' •.-....w ........,., ,..,.· ' ., Porttt Run ......t ..-·~ ... w...,. .. ... """"''"1 "'"'.."' ..... ·~ with ' ber aranclmother, . . Mrs. ~to. •••·· M. . Yol"1l C~, .,_ Mpaaret Houdaahelt, .!':"..C ...:.,<;; ~·= ~ · Mr. and Mrs.. Rlchd C. Ger• • • 10 ..,.~ • "" Iiiii 10111o ell, Cbatlty -PI\ J)t,UJ' - ..._. .n1ee, Ill .torI!, _·...... __._,_., '"' . id..... ........ , . , "''" _ ... - ""'- - . .. _ ....... .,. ··••n •g t ayer Deal PleaSeS 3 AL Squads Tommy of .Logaa w••• ....,..,. ...,a-;w:-. ''W'-~ ......, Paul llel1n. ONE GROUP OF MEN'S SUITS .... · · · 1 · · · .. · .. ! PRICE 1 I $J I • ., Teams Have Heavy MeJgs SChedUIe 0 f Weekend PIay ps l" 1 Group Men's All-Weather Coats, val. to 17.95 • sale 11 DOWN lE-G ROSS, INC. r • L----------------------_,,.,,.,...,...,,.,...,...,!!!!!.. • u 1 Kansas City Trades Haynes to Denver Team ~:;.:;-~~f~~~!"::~!r.~~ I .. ~ Wednesday announced the trade an AFL Al~Star selection and of Hllfnes to Denver for lfne- in 1962 he zipped to 19 touchbacker-punter Jim f'raser plus downs in leading the Texans to cash. a Western Division title Haynes stepped from the · I 1 the 963 North Texas State University n . Texans moved to campus into the professional Kansas Ctty and became the ranks in 1960 and immediately Ch!efs and Haynes was never became 8 star in the fledgling qmte the same. ed th AFI . . 1 1 league waa formed that ! andnJui r>es p agu e spedtister i""=====· ··-..-~ n a p_qe-season prac ce a FIRST year and Haynes, performmg friend, rookie Stone Johnson, for hls native Dallas, dazzled suffered • fatal injury The QUALITY REGULAR the <rowds with his elusive death deeply affected H~ynes. breakaway runs. He won the Haynes showed trace• of hil Certified Oil Station league rushing title and was old form last season but agaiD W. Moln St. Pomoroy named player of the year. wu hampered with Injuries. "';~~...-~ · ·:· :ii~~iii:iii:il~~F:or;_::th~re;e;.,i;ye:a~r~s~H~a~y~nes::_w::a• Fraser has been the AFL's • --~--·-leading punter the past three yean and an AU-Star selection each or those limes. His 411.1 yard average on 78 kicks in 1963 il the league record. A native of Wynnewood, Pa., Fraser played college ball at Wilconsin. Although he's DIOSt spectacular ss a punter the Chlefo also wanted him for his linebacking abillty. KANSAS CITY. Mo (UPT)Abner Haynes, a speedy haHback wlio sparked the Dallas Texans to the Amencan Fatball f.eague championship in I 962 the . n s tumped when the tranchtse moved to Kansas City, today faced ~e c_hallenge ol pumping aome Hie mto the Denver Bronco offense. The K a n sa s City Chiefs ....-..-..:,1 The Colavito said at his horne ! town of Temple, Pa, he was [ "very happy'• about the swap. I Hke Cleveland [ know the town, I like the town, I love the town". I Romano, who began his rna- · jor league career with the [ White Sox in 19511, said he was , looking forward to playing again for At Lopez, Chicago manager "He's one oC the finest manag· ero around. . . 28'9 Concordia 82 Lake Forest 114 W Illinois 74 NE Mis!!Ouri 6 Southwestern 72 Ottawa U. 51 Capital 97 Ohio Northern 76 Findlay 84 Otterbein 73 Wilberforce Ill Rto Grande H I .. ' ·, fl ,,.,. Prlc11 Stort At . ..,. '. .f .~; ... 1 .\ pipe tobacco Ebersbach Hardware ' 1' •, ·- OLYXPIAN t;utl.-u-...-s I ......... .............."..._:...., ""'----··- "Everything In Hardware" I ,,_"'s MAIN STitiiT POMIROY, OHIO :•• f'OUI AUTHORIZID MYIRI '· EXPANDS SCHEDULE BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)-The International League has ex· panded Its 1965 baseball ached· ule to 147 games after origtnally deciding on a 140-game slate during its convention at Hooston. Tbe extension wUI Include · more doubiebeadt!1's. . ' Great new taste: $101.00 J. ::; "(.:U:'".:"'::..·:•'sb~-~ · dlnllft ·pti·;nif. ani • · $3 E' h p} BERRfS WOHLO fiUeslo MEN'S TOPCOATS, all wool · · · · · · · · · · · ........ Reduced! 1 Racine SOfiety Notes 111E DAILY SEN11NR $5 '1 an I I I I I I • l Tbls coadltloa Ia ae . tllretd to health, but lllluraace ....,.. pantel ... lo anat leapbl 'be ODO lbt aafe lldt • Cut Your Own axes: 14 Robert Cole, who usually can be found at the Living Room at this time of year, has taken off for a week to fly to California and score some orchestrations for a singing discovery named Emily Yancv . The last time Cole left the Living Room it was for Judy Garland, so Miss Yancy mllst be quite a talent . . Flick actor George Maharis plans to form his own picture company, based in New York A female singer in one of Gotham's smaller cafes is known for her risque matenal, so plainclothesmen are watch· ing her nirhtly with a view to closing her art. And the liouor officials are stand· in~ h\' to slap "•" injunction aeainst the cl11b for permitting lewd performances on premises where alcohol Is served. !We're all against sin, but wouldn't you rather have the cops assigned to preventing rapes and murders than sitting around a rafe wait;ng for some dame to sav somrthing nall•htv enough to get her arrosted?l .Jack Carter's eMaoement at the Americana Jan . 25 mav he his last in the F.a<t for a 1oM time. A TV series has hern written for . him, and he leaves for the Coast to tape the oilot. • cen tr,u ' state sm a ll c0 liege I, 1 • • ] 1 ont oday In such men 1 opectmen taken immediately on arlalnl in the morning will not lhow albumin. After being up 8lld around for several boon, especially in a •tanding rather than sitting postioo, albumIn wUI appear. Tilts ia most proo nounced in persons with a lorward curvature of the optne. rying Dr. Edward Mazlque, a we~lthy Washington physician. Frtends assume the nuptials will take place soon after March 2, the date his divorce becomes final Sarah Vaughan is recording "The Other Half of Me," from the Broadway musical "! Had A Ball" and Mercury executives predict it will be Sassy's biggest hit since she did "What· • I· Expected by p T There Is another ronditlon, called "orthostatic albuminurIa" or protelllurta, which do fecll about 70 pet' ceDI a1 young men In their late teeDI and early 20s. By DOROTHY KILGALLI:N ever Lola Wants." 'I Decision Although In these conditions albwnln iD the urine ill U111ally persistent, It will clHI' up WbaD the cause Ia removed. • Broat::;atr ..• re~ortmg BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Ri.c hard Rodgers has accepted the chairmanship of the benefit premiere of "The Sound of Music," March 2 at the Rivoli. At the supper dance afterwards, the Humanitarian Awoard of the Mary MacArthur Fund of the March of Dimes will be given posthumously to Oscar Hammerstein. His widow will accept . Diana Sands, star of "The Owl and the Pussycat." received an invitation to at· tend the Inaugural - but it didn't arnve until late, so she can't attend The boat has sailed as far as the show is concerned: there's not enough time for theJ'ro· durer to cancel the performance an arrange for refunds or the exchange of tic· kets She's so important to the play that there'd sure to he an indignant ex· Shot In Last Four I T •I Seco.nds WIDS I t ' ~ extra premium for !DiuranoeJ finances from the state. The Meigs per· rentage is given as 85.18. That figure II also exceeded by Morgan county which gets a whopping 90.53. The other counties are Gallia with 88.71, Pike 85.36 and Vinton 85.68. The figure• of the study naturaUy do not include the recent $200 pay Increases to teachers and other school employ· ees recommended by Governor Rhodes, nor of the propoaed S11S,348,000 In· crease in the budget for 1965-67. On top of that we have the very good prospect that during this year voters wiU be call· ed upon to vote for an Increase in the sales tax for educational .support. The figures gl veil by the senator show the spread of tax support, which Is outside of that which comes froiJI !he general fund. " Ohio Is further along the road of support than many other states In that Its utility, and tangible personal taxes to reach a high degree of support of which we In this area are · among the greatest beneficiaries. His argument Is that the state is giving top priority to the public education system. We wiU look f~rward to the other side of the argu• ment by those people the senator char· acterizes as special interest groups, who he claims i~nores the facts . It Is the old storv of different people deducting opposite "conclusions from the same set of sta· tistics. Redmen Lose; Campbellsville Tonight's Foo. Ilumes Wild Try •. J ~ r By WaJDe Q. BraJH(studl, M.D. ,., editorial_2. ALL-STARS ;·.. r:- IPJVP'I ina filter cigarette! "walks" right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of b aek ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo ft0111 excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups ifs a proved syste11 with millions of miles of user experience llebind it. TIJ Hout on one of Chevrolet's great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. It's one of the big reasons that Chevrolet Is tint ct.Oice with pickup users from coast to coast --··-··----··:. 8 I'UMI' DIALIRe Y-.pt ,_.... • .__..,a.,.at i W - I n t - ! l t ' o .......wiUb · ~ ,ilea'• ~. ....... !!!! • 1 · ~a­ 'fasoWI Halhiii}Wrl S.OU-IIall --~f"' 111•1 - '~' jill .·~ < ____ __ 1'elepllone your Chevrolet deafer about any tyfNI of tr•clr 11 ?"! 1 I)4. . .....,,:1 .at- POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY . .' • "'~ 'ot J~, • ..,... JCd:o"""'et ;...__.;., '-~ ..~, - . . . ~ PQft'.EIQ:Y • �_........,. .. ._• ..,. ,...,_. .,.- ·-"1 ."'~· !""--·~ ~ ., t~-.e --..~• ~ ~#t' -, r '"· Y"\ • MORE PROIIIOTF.O Gary R. Moort> , ~1. ~un of ,4·Dally Mr. 100 Mrs. Lloyd 1\l .\tll)()re, lf'tOik lt ., Pomeroy. w».'l promoted tu pnvate hr"l rla.-;s Jan. f la Gt-rm.anv , where he l:!o serv· lllf with th~ :15th artillt>ry He ~ ill a computer u1 BJttt:r~ A of the ~ Artillen '!) 3d ·' G I PI 3-year $41.1 Million Progra, m . ,."''·'· . . .,.; . enera ans Sentl~el, Pomeroy~Middleport. 0 , :~.· -~~~. 196~ 1 LBJ Begins Mission te · b Ath n< I All number calling fANCl II A record three year ffl .l mil4 1program virtually will affect J~cts are ~n 7orks~eet. t>-- 1 Teo. mor!' major projects for set for the Portsmouth area in lion serv1c-e 1mprovement and all the company·s 285~274 tele· [ Sides h~n rt> . s 0 rou ~e P:;- i 196; include establishme-nt of August and A.thens area In 0. expansion program for •Is <'US· phones. Genera l of Ohto, a sub I }ects an tdmaJnle:nam·ej~ sal . I odern instltu.tionai telephone ceber This 7-digit nUfllberinl as a m 1 nl!l at Ohio University Ath- system Is planned lpr _!.1Qmpl• tamers in 70 Ohio counties was I sidiary of General Telephone & The pres ent v~ew~ annount·f'd today by General! Electronics Corp.. _New York, favorab le e-rowt year. sys eand Miami UniversitY and tlon in all General ay:eas by the Telephone Co. of Ohio. i is Ohio's largest mdependent Jmproved strvice will be ac- ~;:~tt"rn College for Women, end of 1966, Wopat said Ho_bert M. ~opat of Marl~n . 1telephone com pan~ . ._ _ l'Omphshed by continuously re- both iii Oxford. The company wlll pay an etprestdent, said the ilatewlde I More than _1.000 spec~flc pro J,Jlacing wire with cable or eleeAll Ihe company also I timated $8,207,300 in federal, ~ - ~~ ' . " f .,., . 'fh . AI JellS, I th ' tlf 1tronir "camt'T' 8CII. 1~s. e ! will complete a multi -million 1 stale and loca taxes IS 'I • ~<ttt.~:~lwn . He • il a I96tl g,.aduate lit Pomer- I rg~ High S("nno l and \\ali em- i P\W'ed uy ,,&P Fwd Slor• in Middle pori, B ALVIN 8 A• Y PIV n. New Leaflets I Conducts (:hats WI'th Parents Named Advisor Of Ral.nbows "I ' loller allows . lransmJlUng dollar Improvement It calls Total payroll It expected t. 0 number of_ vo~ce chan~els over for replacement of the dial sys- reach $11 .327,76$ A record gam a smgle c 1rcwt, he .'IBid. · tern serving the Athens ex- of 15,233 new telephones is Two major long·ralll!e im· change and Ohio Universily . cast for 1965, ·~d by 'IALENTINE'S oP..'< year en provements will be t:ontinued Targt>t d01.te tor its completion tht company. Will serve 300,s: pressurizt~t ion 1 ' I lOW --------1 . ! For Ja£·ob Hyer SIMON'S 1 I Baseball World Pays Tribute to Altrock Evetythlnels going for you at GOESSLER POMEROY. OHIO . - .- Mpri'""PIUJfH. tu: • i WASHI~(iTON !UI'li - AI Allrock, 88. form er Washing· of his death," said Schacht, fiRST S1·had1t It'd lht> hast-ball world ton Senalor pitcher who was a " and I <:ertainly wil~ attend ~e I QUALITY tnday m rnbute to Nwk ,\ )1rncl.; 2fl-gam~' winner in l9?5 a~d fu_neral. I have wn~ten to hts l REGULAR · 11 1e ruoberv . laced p11dwr 1!106, d1ed Wednesday mght m w1fe several Urnes smce he be· Certified wi\h whum h~ rose to famf· Dortors Hospi tal after a linger- came ill but havent spoken to 1 a ('<Hnf'dian despite personal : ing illness. He had enter~d the I Nick since 1927." • diHert•ncto-; whi<·h prt>vf'ntf'd hospital l a~t Dec. 28 With an ~ .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tlwm from talking 1o '':wh undisdosrd a1lment. . other for :nt years. ''.\ick was a great {'()medi as : JEWELRY STORE ~~h:' ~:te• 28'' s SLICED I TRAY Iilli PACKED an.' commented Schacht when he learn e-d of .A.ltrock's dectth. · Lh ings I have never seen 1mvone with beller facial ex~ pr~sions. And we should all re-- ~:a me DUNlOP GOlD CUP HIGHWAY $49·95 Pluo r., $59·95 Pluo Tu 825x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply the greatest comedy act in baseball hi<tory. They performed during 13 World Series and took their act on tour dur· ing the off-season until 1934 when their personal diUerences cfJ used each to go his own way. Neither ever disclosed the ex! aC't nature of thelr differences. 1 "I am really sorry to Jeam CALA STYLE SLICED PORK ROAST PORK SHOULDER lbs. $1.00 lb. 29c 3 GOLD. MEDAL 11 NI:W TREADS" Eastern Division W L P<l Boslon Alll4" Sizes Cinr inatl Philadelphia New York Alll5" Sizes 40 1 851 32 14 696 22 23 4119 15 31 326 Western Division Plus Tax and Recappable Tire $1.00 FREE MOUNTING Extra Los Angeles ~ •• Whlt•wlltl St Louis Baltimore Oetroit San Francisco W L P<l .. 25 2il 558 24 21 m 21 24 17 32 347 ll 35 239 Flour PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE and RACINE SERVICE STATION RACINE, 0. SIMON SPECIALITIES LUNCH MEAT SPECIAL Ring Bologn-Polish Sauugo Troll Bologn-Smoked HockSalt Sld-Homo Modo Llvor & Blood Pudding-Hom SolidChoo11 Sprood Dutch Loaf, Meat & Cheese, Salami and Pickle & Pimento Loaf In 1.00 C fb. Po<lcot., Old F11hloned Mush 2 lb. 29c 39 ·EGGS ~~LL 3 do•.Sf19 SKINLESS WIENERS SLICED BOLOGNA 28.9 • Ben Frail.A.LI.l..L 1:-' 1 River news • 1 ~~:~le~a~~leto~edr~~ot ~~~~ si!':'~';,';~d~n l:i~':,! Gauge readings- Gallipolis dam : 18.6, 14.0, running seven and one half feet. Pt. Pleasant 24 .66 ; Pomeroy 21.34; Hinton, 1.49 falling; Kanawha Falls 4.72 ri,ing ; Kanawha River on the sills. Charleston 19.20 station· ! : lruary. lipolis Ferry. Sam Michaels of , ~:~ nephews. Fnends may , REIURE LIPON Minersville, who is president ol l lime at the funeral home any I PORTLAND, Or•. (UPI)-The the group •. conducted the bus~ · . Purtland Beavers of the Pacific ness meelmg. i Coast League a tarm club of Members heard a report on SEES ULCER I the Cleveland' Indians, bave rethree feeder calf saleo sponsor. TOKYO (UPI) - Communist ' hired Johnny Lipon to manage ary . ~ ea by the. associatiOn . last fall Cldna, speaking through its the club for the 1965 season. Bo~t "'?vementsl and established tentative dates Albanian mouthpiece, today call- Lipon led the Beavers w a sellOhio R1ver - Rose G down : for the 1965 sal~s . i ed the new leadership or the ond place finish last season, a 13, 7:~ p. m.; Orco down 13,,. Final date~ will be set dur. Soviet Union an "ulcer that game behind lront·running San 12:45 a. rn .; Zimmer down 13, mg the meetmg of . the State must be removed and removed Diego. 3:50 a. m.; Ranger up 14. 1:J5 Feeder Calf Committee next I with a courageous operation by ~=========::;! VAN CAMPS BeefStew ~•• 9c Sugar __. 5 Ice Milk •·'· SUNSHIN! Butter Cookies 4 WAID CROSS' :,SONS RACINE, o.· ' ' TEA Silver Dust 4 b... Ploln or Stlf-ltlllng Simon'• LDw Pric• BROUGHTON ~1 Bit 15 01. BolCH So1p ,owdtr Salt 11/2 lb. con _ lb. ·:~59c nME JELLY ,ASSORtED • • ... •' _, Flour. tllb.l·" bll 't" ' . • . '3flb. ' tar '' ·SIMON~S·· ·MARKET ' " OPEIIUVENINGS TILL 7 PM ·- SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. ' . ·~Y:_·~~-~:~~~~~;;~:::::::~" '''"''~!._"'-*-'''~·~ '"'*''"' v ---.,.,..~....,'""':.,.,.,.,_ 1 1 i revolutionary Communists." ,. 4:05 p. m.; Little George up ' Durmg the feedlot tour, Gal- · 11, 3·50 a. m : Jacob G up 15, Ilia County Agriculture Agent I 1:30 a. m.; Kentuckian up 16, ! William P. Smith introduced STRUCK, DIES 2:15a. m. ; Polly Crane up 16,' Harland Mart~n, Merrill Ev·'l· ORIENT (UP I)- Ethel Mar· . 4:45 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth ~"' ans and Wt~ham Carter, who re Thacker, 63, Orient, was t7. 7 20 ~· m.; Queen City down 1gave a detailed report on the struck and killed by an auto 17, 5:20a.m.; Lunga Point up 1operation of the feedlot. Tuesday night as she walked ! 17. 6:45 a. m.; A. J. Patton ' Martm, Evans and Carter al- along Ohio 762 in this Pickaway 1 down 18, 3:40 a. m.; Titan down so demonstrated the operation County wwn. The driver was 18. 5,30 a. m.; Hamilton down of the mechanical equipment not held. 19, 6:40 a. m.; Hurdman do1m • that enables them to feed more 20, 6 a. m.: Frances Hougland : than 1,000 head of cattle. LOCAL TEMPs I up 21, 5:30 a . m.; 0. F. Shear· I The temperature In Pomeroy's f! down 22. 6:10 a. m.: C. V. I bustnesa district at 11:45 a. m. ' !jorner up 23, 3:20 a. m.: Peg- \ today was 38 degres, under gy Downey down 23, 4 a. m.; ' ONE DAY SERVIa I I Mrs, price, , 82 D' Th urs day OVEC up 23, H5 a. m.; Jefferson down 23, 6 a.m.; Rowe up ICS Greenup, 3:10 a. m.; Southern ~ up 4:40 a. m.; Indiana up 6:15 Funeral services for Madge a. m.; Reha up 7:30a.m.; lh 1 Sleeth Price, 82, Perrysburg, I rena down Meldahl, 4:45 p.m.; 1 who died this morning at her Walter Hougland up. 8:10p.m.; home. will be held Saturday at Nntlonal down 9:15 p. m. Rav· 1 p. m. at the Spears Funeral enswood up 11 :30 p. m.; Wayne Home, Columbus, with burial In H. up 2 10 a. m.: Alton Zypher the White Oak Cemetery, near down 5:45 a. m. 3 1 ~as clear !kie!l. I MIDIUM SIZE-- com,.., c."',. 1 . I P'1tln or lodllecl Wednesday's Re1alh Cincin!Uitl 102 Detroit 110 Boston 131 Baltimore lOS Los Angeleo JJt New York (Only games seheduled) Thunday's Games San Fran at Philadelphia (Only game schodlllod) Friday'• Games Detroit vs Phila at Botton San Francl!lco at Boston Now York at Los Angeles BalimOrt .It Sl Louil I. ADDUa}EVenl 'I 1 National Basketball Assoeladoa By United Press International ° j ! '·He hHd a great way o[ doing member that he was a line bll league pitcher as well as an exceptional entertainer.' Allrock and Schacht teamed up in 1919 to form what be- :m 1 HI'ghli'ghts \ 7Room Home J De t yed s s ro I:' I iill•••••••••••••lll•llli•llllil'l l~ . ° .: J::: p. m.: Buckeye State up 14, week . m Lancaster. Oil St•tion . • FeedlOt T 1 gal. • k: Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store I ~ ster upper Rel'i!ii!tration Drive Headed Toward Courts r' 1 Recogruze • d fOr Conservat•IOU \l'CTU Offers Educational Film Program S N d Mrs. Davis, 80 auer arne p •d f Dies wednesday resi ent Hosp •taI 8oard Heiskell to be Held 1v~;:::!f !~~~J:T.~ Ch~~Nc~:''~;:.!~""'~ I I ELGI of the I' CLEARANCE Jewelry Store Mleblgau Gov. George W. -D-rt~v-e Workers ..... for IOCIIIld priiL . AU 'IVOtbn wllo ............ . Are Hosts for : :':t.-ben _ . liiNI Tile ~Upper was pnpaed bJ' Mr. and llln. Leo kJ, Mn. 0y S Ziba MldJrlfl, 111111 Mn. Vlrlll The jury membenhlp lllmdlot .,n B..Joh115011 set out today uoe 81 Americans - oot ~ whom already figure In specu- of the clvU action trial of Don I tG die 1a the eledrlr ehalr !lie today, but his vitality ebbed Twenty • five Farm Brueau 2ZI. Meic• CouDiy 11 the lint ~ on his fll'sl lull term .. PN!lli- Sllll8 - the gO!Is to seek. latlon about the Republican Hatten, et a! vs. City of Pomt on Feb n. Tbe Oblo Su- by the boor. membership drive worken en. In the S.E. Recioa of Ohio ient of the United States, guld· New York Gov. Nelson A. presidential candidate for 11168, Pleasant and MaBOn Realty preme Court sel lbe exeThe mid-day medical bulletin joyed an oyster soup supper to and lhe fifth In lbe 111a11 1a od by a solemn lna1J811ral Rockefeller said Johnson had praised the speech. Ro mn ey Company deb berated over etght cutlon date Wednelda from his physician, Lord Mor- celebrate the recent successful attain !Ia goal. pledge to work !<>ward a world touched upon the fundamental thought it was directed at all hours, then found lor the de· following lhe u s s ~ an, read: There is no dum&• drive ill Meigs County at Rock ----without hate and lull of prom- values upon the basis of which the people." Scranton said he fendant in the MII!IOO R~lty preme Court'a in Sir Winston's condition. Springs G<ange Hall Wednesday SIX DIE IN J!tRE fi t•e for alL this. country was fouoded aed emph88ized the lugure Instead Company part• rehevmg tl of bear bJa eal. There will be a further bulletin night. MINETO, N. Y. (UPI) -lo~ With the hullabaloo of tnaug- achieved greatness.' of the paat, as il should be. any reoponsJb!llty, and hung on lqlp this evening.'' Andrew Cross and wife, Nora, mother and five of her 10 ehll. uratlon day behind hlm, I h)e the City of Poinl Pleasant part. In this case no change waa were winners of an electric blan- dren burDed to 4ulll 18141 Chief Executive turned his atThus the stage was set for/ bad news . For Wedneaday night ket for signing the most mem- Wednesday ·night wbell ·• 11os11 tentlon w the ~ty problems the Euten Atbletlc Boos!- probably 8 third trial in the , !:'Moran said the 90-year-<Jld bero hers during the llklay drive. fire destroyed tbelr bome. Fin of worl<i trade, nuclear weapons en will DOt be bavbtg ao Ap- , 10 000 action concerning the of Britain. who sullered a mas· Kenneth and Arlene Willlams other children and 111e fatlter and the rate of wide-rang. preclattoo Ballfluet toalgbt al los; ol the fl.year old son or Dr. sJve stroke last week, had were given an electric can op- 1escaped In thc algbtclolbeo. mg Great Society legJBiatJve 7:31 p. m. •• wu reporled. Don Hatten in a sewer excavatouched the lowe.t. ebb ill his program• on Capitol Hill. . Plaos will be compleled at lion drowning on June IO, !!!61. gallant fight lor survival. ObJohnson scheduled appomt· Ibis m..IID& butead, IIHI the The action was tried in Set>viously there had been no imments W!lh former Secretary ol official dale of the ba!HJuel !ember 1964 and resulled in a provement through the Dlght State Christian A. Herter, his wW be ODOWICed thea. H~~&o hung J'ury on both defendants and mornmg. special representative fur trade Wednesday was Temperance baoda of lady worken lor the . SELMA, Ala. (UPI) - Allor- Moran spoke only one word negotiations, the Committee on Day at the Pomeroy Jumor and Athletic Boolllen will prepare that tJme. , neys for 223 Negroes jailed in j as he left the Churchill t:eSINuclear Proliferation and House Semor high schools when the the meaL Allboogb the bJm. Followrng the Jury verdict a mass voter registration drive d . H d P k G tea 8 local WCTU Chapter presented Wednesday in Mason County I ence m Y e ar committee chairman ' quet 11 1101 loalgbt, everyooe . , . I were expected today to ask a Wednesday night. He was Eloqueat Ad*es• "One In Twenty Thousand,' A II Dried to attelld the meel- Circultd. Court dall rl liFt bJurors ' U S. district court w take juris· asked whether Churchill had The President sounded the tecbnicolor motion picture fUm '-• at Eastern u•.o. •-•-. ·I. were JSmJsse un J e ruary I diction In the case. I hed th I t bb t' h' h gra h" II portr ed .... PIAu m:anN 15 at 51i·30 am reac e owes e ye . theme or justice, liberty and un- w JC . P Jca Y . ay · · A barrage of su1ts was bemg The 82·year-<>ld physician, ion In an imperfect and chang-[ dangers '" clga.rette smokmg. prepared, a spokesmen for the I who has brought Churchill lng world Wednesday in a brlel. Mrs. Nell Bmg, Mrs. L~a Negroes said. by attorneys for through almost every type of often eloquent Inaugural ad- Belle !lampoon, Miss Lucretia the National Association for the I illness, replied : Yes." dress heard by thousands in Genheimer. and Mrs. Robert Advancement of Colored People i Washington and many millions Warner were WCTU ~mbers . • (NAACP).1 more on televiSIOn In the Umt who attended thhe dspe~l~ asci 0 A lull In the campaign, kicked l' ed States and Europe. 1sembly program el a'. · ~n , off three days ago by integra. H . d'bl . t hat m . 9:15 a.m. tn Semor High Funera] services for Mrs. I rI~ 1eader Dr . Mart'm Luth er I' I . ow l~cre I. e I't IS th;s fragile exiStence we should 1auditorium. t' f Almira w Davis 80 Ea t I Kmg, was expected today. King Jon o · • · s h hed 1 th · hate and destroy one another,'' Following the presenta A Liverpool will be held Satur- ! . w o was punc n e Jaw 1 1J he said. There are possibilities i the film, Prmc pa ed ~sv : day at 2' m at the Stron I Harold Sauer was re-elected ,while registeriing at a pre- · !Continued From Page 1) enough for all who will abandon Diehl, Jr tnlroduc th p au and Son F~~erai Home Wilke g president of the Board of Tru.. l viously all·white hotel Monday, burns of the face and hands mastery over others to pursue !ghan, ~~:-;t of_ eA to~ ville with burial in the Wei~ ' tees of Veterans Memorla1 nos- 'l promised to return Friday, while fighting the blaze and m<tstE'ry over nature. There is !!0Y. B~ard 0 ucatiOni WcnJ Cem~tery near Han-· viii 8 ! pita!, Inc., Bt the groups annual Negroes have met with no re· carrying contents from the world enough for all to seek 1 tnvttatlon of the ~oca . • The Rev Willi a p J Ison Eaei . organizational meeUng in the sistance from the city police house. Several neighbors a nd thelr happiness in their own: Chapter.• ~\ V~~n: ~;v:a,~ Liverpooi. will ~ffi~ia~2es, 8 1 hospital r:onference room Wed- ! force and the_ segregatil)nist . passers-by joined i~ the help to . way.' ! ed s~tiBtJcakevl lg tt he She was born in Meig Coun- , nesday mght. !who slugged Kmg at the onset · salvage so me furmture. Th 1 "'" d dd hi h ' gers m smo mg 0 are es. s 1 · f th c~r· tl Th S hul ' just recently e '"""""wo~ 8 ress, '!' c 1 105ed h'18 talk b sa ihg ''Smo- ty November 25, 1884, the daugh- . Other officers re-elected were 1 Ive was promp Y e c er s . took the President 23 mmutes . c Y Y ' . t f w·Ir d . . [arrested. compl eted a $2.000 project of 18 to d~liver, was alm~st evangeli~ : dulls the senses and no ~~;ask:y ~~~i:~:~~~e:e ~~;a~us~~la~,ro~~~ ~:;~~:~t~ But when t_hey reach .the remodeling _the k_itchen of th~ir c:al m tone . It contamet.l no spe- · g · worked as 8 tt st M be Ay i courthouse m the contmu- hr.•ne. It 1s believed the f1re l".irirs, but in it he s?ught to de- / and was 8 mer:er~ th:~: I :::::ser. Hu eu~:e:re E~ I ing voter rer,lstration cam- 1 initially started about 2:4b p.m.. • Folds Into fme - for the ·nat1on and for 1 Ll F . ' g . ' patgn they come under the 1 Case-Wetrh• OttfTIM;I'-AI the world - wh t h ber 0Uf verpoo ree MelhndJst IClark, Wayne Gibbon!!, George[. · diet· f D II Co t SERVICES START 1 a e leves Church She was in poor H k tt Ha ry Allen and An-- jUriS ton a as un Y Easy to operata-economical, too..· Hawe fun w1ft1 • is the ' American covenant." . health ·the past 18 th d j ac e ·Cr r Ad .. tr t . Sherif James Clark who has The ~t. Herman EU~ Church pair, by exchanging tapes with refativn and •Ja:ds ~ohnsons call for national had come to spend ~~es t~e I ~~~~les Ri~;;ut andm=~l aa: maintained ~i!l ~eputati?n. for wHI hold ~eeke~d.drevlva) s_eriw distcmt cities! Clear playback through buftt.la umty found an erho - at least with her sister Mrs Chaunce Be d Fultz al attend- toughnes!, wtth mtegrattom:-;t.s. ' VIces startmg F n_ ay ev_enmg speaker or earphone. Complete w;ta cwystel Miera. temporarily - among . both (Nellie) Lon 'Car .enter Shy VISOr rnar so at 7:30. A hymn smg will be phone, 150·11. tape, 2 3·in. reefs. 9·volt baltMJ, r. Democrats and Republicans. had fallen ,:~t M/ and. Ira: 100 · ANNOUNCE DANCE held Sunday al L30 p.m. Rev .~ structions and 9Q.day warranty. Gift boxed. The maugural speoch, was lured her hip and in Hol- 1 It was rported that the bn.. NEW HAVEN - A special James Mornson extends a cor· , TAPES •• 1SO.ft.llllnetictape,3-IILIIMI-8 gTPeted wtth near • unammous zer H spital f ti pttal showed an overall oct'U-- dance will be held January 28 dl81 mvttatwn to all. I •••••••••••••••••••••• prai•e , . A tour of feedlots highlighted She •died W~=· m~r~ pancy of 85.6 per cent in Oecem- beginning at 7:30 p m , spon· - - ----Ford Pra1ses Speech the Southeastern Ohio Beef at th H 1 N .Y H ng ber of 1964 with 989 per cent sored by the New Haven Jun· l FIRST 1 .. House Republican Leader Ger- Cattle ssociallon annual meet· Ha de RusFoDn uhrsmg h omhed, occupancy In the ~edical·sur• ior Women's Club at the New , QUALITY f · Wednesday followed by dinm en ' w ere 5 e a u1ar ' REGULAR mg . , I been a resident Two brothers gical wards. The next reg Haven Canteen In the commun· ner and busmes.• at Tyo s Res- and two sist.,.." preceded her meetiug ol the board will be ity building. Music will be fur· Certified Oil Station PHONE WY 2-3498 POMEROY, OHIO taurant In Galhpohs. d th . . the third Wednesday ol Feb- nished by the Jays of Pome'Mle group of 65 area beef m ea. • . ro w. Main St. Pomeroy h~ SAVE CASH! 1 1 nrc s In Part, for v· li ::I' a o::.:= !:'e!:!: Ita ty • Stewart, lenee Rld!ard Jobn J Ebb" Second TJDie ZO, mg alaytng ofeoavleled ·S 1 Keal Stale Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., JilL 21, 1. . . COLVIIBUS IUPI) Gov. JUliN A. Rhodelloof aJd R· For d, Mlch., said the ad- hill' ...;,..,;al :. fan: lhis year, he •aid. They include is Docember phones, president Wopat sa of cables and re. duct ion of the number of cusPT. ?I1EASANT - Sue Kapp , · PT. PLEA~ANT .- SOmethmg lomrr!oi on rural party lines. 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wood· new has arr_1ved ~~ t.he .Ex~e ~- ~ Cable pressurization sys!e11_1s 1 FOR row Kapp, Mt. Vernon Avenue. slon Office trom Y.e!oi_l \ lrgmta pump dry ,a1r into cahl f"s . fhts ha s been e1ect00 Worthy Ad- University. HI s a stmes of le af-. enables quick detection ol visor of the Pt. Pl~asant ~s- j lets t~ be r~leue~, :~u;h mo~.t~ l lt'xks_ Repairs are made before FEBRUARY 14th sembly of the Order of the Ram-111nd IS enlllled. Chats Yi lt mois1ure serps in and causes . • bow (;iris, No. 23. 1 Parenls ." a ser~'I('P failurP THE TIME: Mi ss Ka~p is a senior at Pt. These leaflets are direeted A!l part or an initial proPleasant .High ~nd hu held sev - to parenl~ with pre - school and I gram, all rural 10-party Jines erfJI s tation~. m the local . as- ~ grade school youngsters. Each I will be reduced to eight or :sembly. ln h1gh school she 1.!1 a leaflet Will dt>a l with a definite 1 OUR GIGANTIC h K u Cl b ltiili partirs pt"r line. Now OPERATION AIRLWT -~ Huber Fulton and Gerald member of l e eye e u ' subject. Sut:h topics as ''1'ak- I 80 per cent completed, this I rhomp son ()[ Fulton -Thompson Tractor Sales, Pomeroy, ~h-Kan Staff, and a re~l'6Senta- ing Things.·' '"Social Behavl~r,':. l laliial pr..oram will be finilib~ THE PLACE: Friendship, ~e. _ne bo:l'·dtng a Massey-Ferguson char tered plane to Co- t1ve to Rhododendron GU'I State. 'Friends and Other_ officers elected t~ aerve " Play and Playmates," ' · lm -~ l'd Aug. J. lumbus. from the \lt•xican capital. where they GOESSL~R • s;:~w the unveiling of MF's nf'w trac·tor line . More than w1th M1ss Kapp are.: ~-hzabeth aKinaOon" and 'Memo'!''' wi11 1 Further reductions are 5.000 :\lf<' dealE'rs and S<J!C'S JWrsonnel fro m all parts of Burcham, Worthy A:ssoc1ate _Ad- be discusst'd. T'tus 1s Ju~t a 1 planned for the future . Almost CONTINUES · North Amenca wing c•d to Mexico Ci ly during the visor; Sal~y. Redman,_ Ch~rtty; j few examp\t>s of the subject~ 130 per cent or General's custorach men reside in rural areas_ • - - - - - - - - - • , past three weeks in on<.• uf the largest industrial char- Wanda Wilson, Hope, L md ~that will be released , . iterrd airlifts ever .stagt•d. At 'f Potihuaran , "city of the Bailey, Faith. Appointive offl· l monlh. THE WATCH: cers will be announced at 11 For Januan· ''Taking Things•• This part or the rural hne _regod-.. "'. where su n·\\'\HShiflJWr!-1 t11!ed the so il more than 1 !2.000 years ago. they Sll\\ a d rama tir pagaent, "Parade later date. i is the topic . Almost every child I dud ion program on comp~e~1on 1of Agr~r·nl l lt r e"' and oh~Prved t.lt>lliOr}Str<ltions of th e new I at one tim e or another take<~ ' will _have cost about $3 miiiJon, 1something that is not hi~ own. It mvolve~ much re~lacement 1 Pqulplllt'll1 ;d Chapingu Ag.'·irullural Co llege. ---· : Nearly all parents are confronl.- ar. expanswn of outs1de .plant ed with the question of how to 1w1re . cable, pole), central St~niet• I ~~.~~ling Annnnnf'f'd handle such an occurtnce. Why I fie~ ~wHehing equipm ent and For january 23rd children take things •nd how . bu1ldmgs. . . PT PI.F:ASANT - A meet to handle the situation Is dH! - I For HI6S, f1ve re~tral ofJCes ing i1f lhf' pinwrarers and char-i cussed ln this three page leaf- wll~ b~ rrpl~~~d Wi th modern l•· r.' will Ut' !wid Soturday, Jan. I .. let. I ' WIIChmg fa cJ!Jlies. among them i PT. PLF:AS ,\\lT - Furwral 2:1. ~~~ the C'u rri rulum Room at ! , . . If tnterestl"d In receiving,. al ------ - .-: sPrrictlli fur J:1rnb S Hyer, .~ .t~1e B~ard of F.d u:ation Offire. i Eleven Oh10ans wtll. b~ hon- l mont.hly copy of "Chat s \\1t~ ' 41 TESTS GIVEN n/ t~:lktn.~. brullwr •Jf Atlonw.v I he pmwt'arer:; w1ll meet at 1ored for their CQ~tr1but10n to I Parents" contalt Wanda Stem ! PT. PL~ASANT - The !~ca l l ('_ .J . ' Pill I Hver ot Pl lintil p m und those charting ar e the state conservation pr?gram ·pl-e at Box 402 m Pt. Ple;tsitnt. ) Siate . Po ll~ det~ch~ent .~ave ! i'let~-..i'l 11 r _ wnr lwld al 11 .1 n~ a~ kt•(l t 10 rumt> at 2 P: m . 1at the .62nd ar.nual meel~ng_ of Names will be pl~ced . on a 41 dn~en examJ.?attons J~e.s- 1 tnlhly ( Thur~ d <~yl in D;1vr'i Un1ts of tht> book wrll be ex:- ; the Oh10 Forestry AssociatiOn, me~iling li st to recer\'e <1 fre~ j day w1th 18 pa~smg the ~mal ' , !\.1i•lll,lt'lid l>rt·~h~·!tona n CllUrch · plaint·d. This ili a prugram to 1 to be held in Col~mbus Jan .. 22- copy of ·'Chats With Parents . I lest and 15 pasawg the . wntteo NEXT DOOR SIMON'S MARKET in Elkin o.; introducP the book and get those 12J. Among them IS John Hetske.¥am . Three persons failed th e POMEROY MAIN ST. · irJ11:' n'.''t:'d ~t<~rted. si n('e it js ! ell of Proctorville. . IN ' HOI.L - BACK' I rinal tt>st and five failed the !\lr 1-h w died t\·fondav h 't' ll H lected to receive I' t F Wi ' IIJ ' am · · t a eumpl icated endeavor.. 1 ~ ~~s se. . ,• Army Specia !' our I wnt en exam . ing ol :1;1 <1pp:m'nl h1·ari t~ll<wk Tile jmlweart•rs meetmg will an mdtvJdual m pnvote serv1c' 11K Ho~!Tlall , !9. son of Mr. and '"iiiiiiiiliiili tn ;; holl'l rl\om m Charlt·~ll)n prt•(·t:de this meeting to plan I ~~ ward . Heiskell is farm pro-~ Mrs. Earl N. Holman, Route 1, ! ~ wh•·1·t' he hJd l.'1•nt' to .:1ttPn'l · · 1·mg 1·n Ex - ' " and work vn some other artivi- , gram d.tree tor of WSAZ and flacine, is part1c1pa th•· lnaugur;ltion ol Cnrt>rnor tit•s they will he B!oisisting with I WSAl-TV HunHn.gton: W. Va ., ercise Roll Back, a five - ~ay HuiPlt Smilh. till'-. cnming year. AI: pinwear- • and became actJve m conser· winter field training exerctse :\tr Hwr was pn·"irll·nr nf tlw ers art> in\'ilrd to attend wbeth- 1vt:~lion work through 4-H clubs In Korea ending Jan. 22. OverTygart ·\'allry J\ali 1mt:~l Rank . er pi 11 s wert· ret·eivt>d in Mason ! and h~s _local Soil Conserva- st·as 6 ince J;muary l~,.~e ~s rrwmllt'r nl 1iw law linn ot Jl~·- n•u nty or ebPwhere. ilion Dtstncl. . 8 pay speci&Hit in the diVISIOn !I t'r. Cihson nnd T<llbo1!, din'ct -~ I An. advocfJte of conservah~n ~ 7lh Adminiitration Company. nr ol Flkm<... l.inu-•sltHlt' Cum - Ohio H. S. Baskrtball Srores · far~mg, he ~~ devoted hll He is a 1963 Southern L~al ! ~•nr :md rp!Jt'r F.lk ('oal Corn · "·' Lnikd Prr>sl-1 International radto and tti~evtston shows to . Hlgh SChool ~~:raduate, entermg ; • p<~n~· ;md tr u~Jf:"t' ot Dav1s Mem- TuiPdo ,\lal'omber 59 aspect~ o.f soil , water_. fon~titry the Army in August 1963._ _ ' Ol"l;t · 1 HO ~JI ·1 Toiedo Waile 49 and wddhfe conservation. I (.)·]. OlhPr ~IIIT J v or s in <~rlrl i tin n ro Tulf'rlo Libbey 67 Parseghian will ledurt~: on hh bmlllf'!', are his w!lt>, \'ir · ToiPdo Scott $1 NAMED TO CLINIC "th~ making of a quart~rback" GRADE A g!n Ja. 1w,, sons anti hi' moth~r . T11ldPo SL Vrancis 85 ATLANTIC ClTY, N.J.(UPI) , and ' 'developing 1:1 con!listent HUMI.I..,o:NIZED Ml'"- _ Arl a 1.. Hyer , Su t1m L Tlll•·du Sta rt 55 - Coach of the Year Ara Par- I passing altack when Lhe f~t.~~·-~-1'rliedo Ruwo;ht•r 59 seghian of Notre Dame ba!l coaching school opens lls 1 Oltieial l <:~ngtwge Ill Sikk1m. T11ledo w~.~.x:lwfJrd 58 been named to the :=ttaff of four day session March 22 In tiny Hi m;.ll llY;m ki11g(hm1, I'· Tuledu DeVilbiss 69 18th annual National Football Atlantic City's Convention Hall, English. Tul deo Ca lholic 57 Clinic. where _g1ore than 1.200 profes· Holsum I - - -·- -~ - - - - - slonal.'college. high and prep loovn lo ••· for ~VIti! .. I are expected Ch ~~~~:~~N';,~~~~n· ~:~P~~~ ~~~u.";~:': ~= ~ ~.=~~~i n PLEASANT - 1 Sue Kapp is Jory Hangs Harrisonville. Friends ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY is for COURTESY --·-- Get the right look from may Gallipolis dam - WiliMI Pitt call there at lhe funeral home I down 7:25 p. m.; H. E. Bowles , after 10 a. m. on Saturday. ' Folks In the Blg Bend up 8:20p. m.: Oefender up 2:45 She was a former resident oi l a , m.; Semet down 7:45 a.m.; Harrisonville, member of the area enjoy comlne to us for Elta Kelc• down 8 a. m. ; Cal· HaTrisonville Chapter of EBitprescriptions and other hoon, down 8:40 a. m. ern Star Lodge and a past health needs because they .-anawba River - Oleander : matron of the Eastern Stars. down Marmet, 2:25 P· m.; The!" Friends may also call at the I know they'll alwaya get ma Ann down 9 p. m.: Helen Z. Wltzler Funer"l home at Perdown Winfield 1 P· m.; Elger· rysburg, after 7 p. m. tonight. 1 prompt and friend})' ser~ cliff up 11 :30 p. m.; Beaver Arrangements here are undvlee from our staff! Courtdown 4:20 a. m.; Invader down er direction of the Rawlings esy is one of the ABC'• of 4,25 a. m.; Merrill dowtl 6:35 ' Coats Funeral home. a. m.; LIICas up Mannet 2 a.m. ! She Is survived by a daughtpharRUJcyl er, Mrs. Ceddie Stalder, Per· , .: · . ~· '' VE rysburg, and a grandchild. ' SCHMIDT MAKES MO TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)- 1 Neil s'chmldt, 1951 PUrdue grad- GREENE TO BE HONORED , te and a member of the Te•- , SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. (UPI) , A&M coachtng staff, has I -Abe J. Greene, associate 4 Registered i n hired by Florl~a State ! tor of the . Pateraon Morning ball Coach llltl Pe:ersort to : and Evening · News and World Pharmacish To Serve You lace John C'.oatta, who re- ' Boxing Aaa!iclation oomml!tsiotted to become •n asststant er, bas beeit selected b)r ll!e Wisconsin. New Jersey 8oldnc Wrtleh AJhmldt, who was a liCholar- soclallon to recelye 111 eiahlb e at Purdue where he was annual award lor lOne an4 .....,... . the outstan<'lng senior 1tor1ous service to bo~ ai tlio lilltJ ; will» ll!e dofenslw I!IIOCiatloQ'I banquet 011 ~~ lia at Floridil &tat. Belt 15. Jaet Demp.ey wm be tJ,. 2·2955 112 E. 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Jamet A. Rbodn toled to life tm tile deatll tenee o1 Rlebard John Stewart, ZO, ~nvlded of the oiay!Dg of a Kenl81ale I Unhen!ly co-ed in 1961 p~=~ da oe.:. hi])' Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., JIL 21, 1UU DMVe · wOrkers ......AD ""' • wbll • ,.... . liiCDIII . _ .,. nrc s v•Itality Js Ebb"Ing wcri;on or more memben _. .,_ Are Hosts.for an aword. The 1011>1* F I <4 'by Mr. IIDd llln. Leo ..,, lin. Zibo Mldidff, IIDii lira. VlrJii Kin(,. Pi! eotmembenblpllandut Twenty . live Farm Brueau 1 'fZT. MeJc• c.tm1y 18 tile flnt membership drive workers en- in the S.E. RegloD of Ohio joyed an oyster soup supper to and the fifth m lbe 111a1e to celebrate the recent successful altaiD Its pl. drive in Meigs County at Rock ----Springs Gnnge Hall Wednesday SIX DIE IN nR£ _; night. MINETO, N. Y, (Uffi -Ji Andrew Cross and wife, Nora, mother and five of her 10 ch~ were winners of an electric blan- dren burned to 4eiCh Ia"-. ket for signing the most mem- Wednesday night wbm ·J llub hers during the 11)-day drive. !i:e destroyed t11o1r borne. Pivl Kenneth and Arlene Willillffill [other children and tbr. were given an electric can op- escaped lD lbelr nlghlclotheo. OySter supper By ALVIN SPIV AI: old R. Ford, Mich., eald the ad· Mlct.lgan Gov. Geo!lle W. C8ked Preu lnlerualloual dr... streued high and broad Romney ond Pelllllylvanla Gov. WNDON (UPI)--Sir Wlnstoo WASHINGTON IUP!)- Ly .. principles .. . It blueprlnl8 for WilHam W. Scranton, both of PT. PLEASANT- The jury : Slewarl was sehedoled Churchlll clung desperately to ..n B. Johnson set out today uae 81 Americans - oot parti· whom already figure in specu- of the clvU action trial of Don I to die 1n the eleetrle ehalr lile today, but his vitality ebbed tn his firsl full term as Prcsl- Slll1ll - the goals to seek.' latlon · about the Republican Hatten, et a! vs. City of Poml orteb. 11. The Ohio Su- by the hour. i ent of the Uniled States, guld- New York Gov. Nelson A. presidential candidate fur 1968, Pleasant and MallOn Realty pr me Court oet the exeThe mid-day medical bulletin ad by a solemn inaugural Rockefeller said Johnson had praised the speech. Romney Company deliberated over eight eu n dale Wednesday from his physician, Lord Morpledge to "'ork toward a world touched upon the fundamental thought II was directed al all hours, then found for the de- following the U. s. Su· an, read: There is 11() chan&• witboot hale and full of prom· I valuea upon the basis of which the people." Scranton aaid he lendant 111 thf ~ason Realt~ preme Cow1's refnsal to in Sir Winston's condition. i•e lor all. this rountry wu founded an4 emphasized the fugure instead Company ~bu'·t reie~~ 11 0 hear his a,ppeol. There will he a further bulletin With the hullabaloo of in.aug. achieved greatness.' ot the past, as it should be. any responsl 1 y, an ung on this evening." oration day behind him, t h)e - - - the City of Point Pleasanl part. ' In this case no change was Chief Executive turnod his atThus the stage was set for f bad nows. For Wednesday night tention to the knotty problems tho Eutem Athletic Boost- probably a third trial in the 1 lOll Moron said the 00-year-old hero of world trade , nuclear weapons en will not be bavlllg an Ap- $10,000 action concerning the of Britaill, who suffered a Dial!• and the fate of his wide-rangpreciatloo Banquel loaigbl al loss of the 8-year old son of Dr. Sive stroke last week, had ing Great Society' legislative 1:31 p. m. u was reported. Don Hatten in 8 sewer excavatouched the lowest ebb io hiB programs on Capitol Hill. ,.._,_ Plan• will be completed at tlon drowning on JWle IO, l\;161. gallant fight for survivaL Ob-, Johnson scheduled appoint· cbls meellac msteu. and lh• The action was tried in Sep- , viously there had been '"' iJn. ments with former Secretary of officjaJ date of tbe banquet tember 1964 and l'e.9ulted in a provement thr0ugh the night T wUI be BDOUDCed lhen. Bus- hung 1-.. ~ on both defendant< ' SELMA AI (UP!' Alto and morning. State Christian A. Herter, his Wed sd · 1 represenlallve · for trade D neth ayp w" Jemperance ban4s o1 1ady workera 1or lbo thai tmre _, , a. • -. 'led .r· Moran spoke only one word spec1a . d I f N t. 11 th Co . 'IY a1 e omeroy un1or an • •••·11c Booolen will · . neys or 223 egroes Jal m 89 he left the Churchill res~ ~egol Ia oProns,lif e . mnutteeH on Senior high schools when the lUIIR" prepare Following Ute jury verdtct 1 a mass voter registration drive dence in Hyde Park Gates uc ear erallon and ouse local WCTU Chapter presented, the meal. Allhougb lhe baa- Wednesday m Mason County were expected today to ask a Wednesday night. He was I "One_ In Twenly Thousan4,' A Circuit Court alunltpeil lit Jurors i U S. district eourt to take juris- asked whether ChurchiU had The President sounded the techmcolor motion picture fUm ID& al Eallem Higb SehooL were dismissed February 1diction In the case. reachoo the lowest ebb yet.' theme of justice liberty and un- which graphically portrayed I& at 930 8.111. A barnge of suits was being Thr· 82-year-old physician, . 10 . ' dangers In cigarette smoking. prepared, a spokesmen for the I who has brought Churchill IOn ~~ :edneperfet and c:;angf- Mrs. Nell Bing, Mrs. Lula Negroes said, by attorneys ror through almost every type of mg wor ~ ay m a riO ' Belle HaD1jlton, Miss Lucretia the Nalional Assvciation ror the oft•!l eloquent U1Jiugural ad. d Mrs n 0 bert 0 1 [ illness, replied: Yes" dress heard by thousands in Genhe1mer, an · " Advancement of Colored Peop e i . . . Warner were WCTU members (NAACP).. I Washington and many millions who atteoded the special as· 0 A lull ill the campaign, kicked ' more on televiSIOn 10 the Umtbl program held at 8:30 and off three days ago by inlegra- [ that in 1 y.a.m. in Senior High tion !Pader Dr. Martin Luther IIli.s fragJ·1e exJs · t ence we should I lludiiOriUm. AIFmu, . neraraWI _ seDrvaivc!esS 80ror EaMrst s. King, was expected tod_ay. F II . the presentation of : h K_ing i S h dd th .. · o owmg . . ' ' 1 who was punched m t e J8W 1 ate ~ estray one an?. ~~· the film, Principal James. A. Liverpool, wdl be held Satur- i' Harold Sauer was ~-elected 1while registeriing at a pre- ; (Continued From Page 1) he said. Ther(" are posstblhtles o· hl Jr introduced Leo Vau- day at 2 P- nl at the S~ng . president of the Board ol Trus- 1viously all-white hotel Monday, bw-ms or the face and hands enough for aU who will abandon g~:n.· President of the Pome- and Son_ Funer~l H?me, Wilkes.. . tees of Veteram Memorial Hos- I promised to return Friday . while fighting the blaze and 1 mastery over others to purs~e ! roy Board or Education. A t the ville, With burial 10 t~e W_ells i pital, Inc., at the group~ annual ! Negroes have met with no re- carry in~ contents from the 18 mastPry over nature. There invitation of the local WCTU Cemetery n_e~r Han-JsonvJlle. :organizational meeting in the i sistance from the city police house. Several neighbors a nd 8 0 ;~o~ld ~nou~h ro: :~ ~ seek : Otapter, Mr. Vaughan review- T~e Rev. Wll~lam ~- _Jones, East hospital conference room Wed- 1force and the segregatil)nist passers-by joined in the help to "'etr, appmess m eJr own ! ed statistical evidence af dan- Ltverpool, will o!flcJat~. nesday night. ! who slugged King at the onset salvage some rurmture. 'ay. ; gers in smoking cigarettes. he She was born 10 Metgs Coun- i . · of the drive was promptly The Schuler's just recently The 1,25().word address, which I closed his talk by saying, "Smo- ty November 25, 11184, the dough· Other officers r.,..lected were I d completed a $Z.IIOO projecl of 1 took the Prestdent 23 mmutes . k' d ll the seiUSes and is no ter ?f William _a~d Rosetta Jane Howard Nolan, vice president; ru;~~ e ~hen they reach the remodeling the kitchen of th~ir to deliver, was almost evangeli-: : . u s McCaskey Whttington. She had I and Rusell Brown. secretary- 1 courthouse 1-n the -ntm ' u- ho.~e. Jt is believed the fare cal in tone. It contained no spe- : g · k d tt sta b A cv wor e as a po ery mper - treasurer. Mem ers are sa ~ ing voter registration cam- initially started about 2:4:5 p.m. • Folds Into Compol cifics, but in it he sought to de-l and was a member of the East ,1 Haskins, Hugh Custer, Earl . th m under the ' fine - for the nalion and for i Ll 1 F M lhod' t lei k w G'bbo ~""rgc p8!gn , ey co e 1 C•-Wellh• D11r, ~ , _ . , the world - whal he believeS! verpoo ree e IS ; ar ' ayne I ns, ~ jurisdiclion of Dallas Counly SERVICF.S START ' Easy to o-111-conornical, t6o. Have fun willl a ChUTch. She was In poor : Hackett, Harry Allen and AI> _She if J Ci' k ho ha< The MI. Herman EUB Church I ~· Is the · American covenant." , health the past 18 months a_nd Idrew Cr_oss. Administrator I malrntai'nedamehsi·s raerpulawti'on fo·r· will hold weekend revival ser-. pair, by e~hanging tapes with relatiwl; and Po Johnsons call for national 8d h 1 d 1 1 d ill dis1ant cities! Clear playback throueh buil*'i~ unity found an erho - at least come _to spend some tune 1 Charles Rtdeout an ega a "i toughness with integrationists. vices starting Friday evening speaker or earphone. Complete wnJI orystal MIDJ"Q. temporarily - among both with her Sister, Mrs. Chauncey visor Bernard Fultz also attend· at 7:30. A hymn sing will be phone. 150-ft. tape, 2 3 -in. reels. 9 ·VOit batterJ,-. Democrats and Republicans. (Nellie) Long, Carpenter. She e<l . ANNOUNCE DANCE held Sunday at UO p.m. Rev I aructions- 90-day warranty. Gift boxed. The inaugural speech was had fallen last May and frac- It was rported that the ho• NEW HAVEN - A special James Morrison extends a cor· l: TAPES •• l!IO-fLmacnetlcboj11,3-fii.IMI. . . . grPeted with near - unanimous turedH her·t hip qo dial invitation to aiL U'l: he ld J anuary .1101 ;;:;;;;.;:.:::::.::..:,:~_:_.-==; I •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 f and was 'in Hoi- p1tal show ed ar. over all occu-- lda nee WI-11 •pr-aic;e A tour of feedlots hlghlighled zer ospi a or some time.. pancy of 85.6 pee cent in Decem- beginning at 7 30 p. m., spon- li 8 eef She d1od Wednesday morrung ber of 1964 w1lh . 98.9 per cent sored by the New Haven Jun- FIRST Ford Praises Speech the Southeastern 0 h.IO •9 1 th H 10 N . H House Republican Leader Ger· Cattle ssocialion annual meet· •H de RFus n urhsmg h omhed, occupancy ill the medical·sur· ior Women'• Club, at the New 1 QUALITY 0 • w ere s e a . am en 1 ed by din • bee mg Wednesday rol ow 'd t Tw broth gical wards. The next reg ular Haven Canteen In the commun- REGULAR 1 8 0 ner and business at Tyo's Res- dn 1 res• ten · eded hers meeting of the board will be lty building. Music will be fur· Certified Oil Station PHONE WY 2-3498 POMEROY, OHIO . Gil'!' an wo Sisers. prec or the thud . d J Fl> 'hed by th e J ays of p orne- W M St taurant m a 1po J!l. . 0 de th Wednes ay w e DIS Pomeror 1 Reg.s ' traf Drive Headed dCo Towar urts 1 WCTU Offers Educational Film Progralti SAVE CASH! FOR o Ch taw 1 oommlti~oq';!;,':,';~~~~... OUR GIGANTIC CLEARANCE CONTiNUES ~u"!,!',.rt! ~~·~;·;e.: I edH~~t~~;~ddib~u7t~~ Mrs. DaVI's, oo Sauer Named DI.es Wednesday president £ Hosp1ta • } BOafd 1:~~ 7Room Horne J Dest roye d ! For Ja(·ob Hyer SIMON'S Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store • NEXT DOOR SIMON'S MARKET POMEROY MAIN ST. c...,,. 1 Feed}Ot TOUr •twa ' h}ighlS H1g 1 Annual Event 28 River news in to her ruary. • fou_r Gauge readings - Gallipolis Cl.t•, Cattle Co. feedlot at Gal· SISler t _ Include h F endmeces and · lipolis Ferry. Sam Michaels of wo nep ews, " s m a Y REHIRE LIPON di:lm : 18.6, 14 ..5, runnmg seven . . "d f call at the funeral home any 1 and one half feet. Pt. Pleasant Mmersvllle, who IS presi en i time. PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!)- The 24.66 : Pomeroy 21.34 : Hinton, the group, conducted the bUSI· Portland Beavers of lhe Pacific 1.49 falHngj Kanawha Falls 4.72 1ness meeting. Coast League, a tarm club of ri s-ing; Kanawha River on the Members heard a report on SEES ULCER the Cleveland Indians, have reosills. Charleston 19.20 stalion- , three feeder caU sales sponsor· TOKYO (UP!) - Communist Ihired Johnny Lipon to manage ar~· . , 1eo by the. assoc1ation last fall China, speaking through its the club for the 1965 season. 1 and established tentative dates , Albanian mouthpiece, today callLipan led the Beaver-s lo a secBoat movementsOhio River - Hose G down 1 ror _the 1965 .sal~s: ed the new IP..adership of the ond place finish last aeason , a 13, 7:20 p. m.j Orco down 13, . . Fmal dates WJII be set dur- Soviet Union an "ulcer that game behind front -running San 12:45 a. m.; Zinvner down 13, mg the meeting of . the State Imust be removed and removed Diego. 3:50a.m.; Ranger up 14, 1:15 Feeder Calr Committee next with a courageous operation by I~==========~ p. m.: Buckeye State up 14, week _tn Lancaster. 1revolutionary Communists. " l1 I 4,05 p. m.; Litlle Georg<> UP ' Dunng the feedlot tour , Gal, · 14, 3:50 a. m.: Jacob c up 15, !lia County Agriculture Agent 1:30 a. m.; Kentuckian up 16. 1William P. Smith mtroduced STRUCK, DIES : 2: 15 a. m.: Polly Crane up 16, · Harland Martm, Merrill Ev· OR lENT (UP I i - Ethel Mar- · 4:45 a. m.; Jerry Boswortb urt ' ans and W1Iham Carter, who , te Thacker, 63, Orient, was I 17, 7:2Q f.. m.; Queen City down !gave ~ detailed report on the !struck and_ killed by an auto ON 17, 5:20 a. m.; Lunga Point up 1 operatiOn ol the feedlot. Tuesday mght as •he walked ! 17. 6:45 a. m.; A. J . Patton · Martm, Evans and Carter _al- 1 along Ohio 762 in this Pickaway I down 18,3 :40 a. m. ; Titan down ! so demonstrate~ the operation County town. The driver was , 18 5.30 a. m.; Hamilton down1 of the mechamcal equipment not held. 6:40 a. m.; Hurdman clown i that enables them to feed more 1 20. 6 a. m .: Frances Hougland than 1,000 head of cattle. LOCAL TEMPS I up 21, 5:30 a . m.; 0 . F. Shear-1 1 , The temperature in Pomeroy's er down 22 , 6: 10 a. m.: C. V. LAUNDRYI business district at 11:45 a. m. lforner up 23, 3:20 a . m.: PegDRY CLEANING today was 38 degres, under gil Downey down 23, 4 a. m.; WY 2..5428 POMEROY clear ski... OVEC up 23, H5 a . m. ; Jefferson down 23, 6 a.m. ; Rowe up Greenup, 3:10 a. m.; Southern! up 4:40 a m. , Indiana up 6:15 1 Funeral services for Madge a. m ; Reba up 7:30 a. m.; Lo- i Sleeth Price, 82, Perrysburg, rena down Meldahl, 4:45 p.m.; I who died this morning at her I Walter Hougland up. 8:10p.m.; home , will be held Saturday at National down 9:15 p. m. Rav- 1 p. m. at lhe Spears Funeral enswood up 11 :30 p. m.; Wayne Home. Columbus, with bulialln H. up no a. m.: Alton Zypher the White Oak Cemetery, near down 5:45 a. m. Harrisonville. Friends may Gallipolis dam - Wiliam Pitt call there at the funeral home down 7:25 p. m.; H. E. Bowles 1 after 10 a. m. on Saturday. i FoJke in tbe Big Bend up 8:20 p. m. . Defender up 2:4& She was a former resident of ' are-a enjoy coming to us for a . m.; Semel down 7:45 a.m.; Harrisonville, member of the Etta KeiC<" down 8 a. m.: Cal- Harrisonville Chapter of Eastprescriptions and other boon, down &:40 a. m. em Star Lodge and a past health needs because they 1\anawba River - Oleander i matron of the Eastern Stars. down Marmet, 2:Z5 p. m.; TheJ- ' Friends may also call at the know they'll always get rna Ann down 9 1-'· m.; He1en Z. Witzler Funeral home at Perprompt and friendly ser· down Winfield 7 p. m.; Elger- rysburg, after 7 p. m. tonight. clifl up 11 :30 p. m.: Beaver Arrangements bore are undvice from our atafff Courtduwn 4:20 a . m.; Invader down er direction of the Rawlings • uy is one of the ABC'• of 4:25 a. m.; Merrill down 6:35 Coats Funeral home. a. m.: Lucas up Marmet 2 a.m. i She is survived by a ~aught. pharmacy! er. Mrs. caddie Stalder, Per·: _ ... •· . rysburg, and a grandchild. l sCHMIDT MAKES MOVE I TAI:.LAHASSEE, Fla. (UPU- ! I Neil Schmidt, 1951 Purdue ~ad· . GREENE TO BE HONORED , te and a member of the leJ<- , SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. (UPI) · · A&M coaching staff, has I -Abe J. Greene, associate 4 Registered hired by Florida State I tor of the .Paterson Morning Pharmacists To Serve You , ball Coach ~Ill Peter!IOII to ' and Evening News and World 1 ace John C.ootla, who Boxing Asiij)Clatlon commi1!1ionto become an assistant er has been selected '- the ~-· A. "' Wisconsin. New Jersey lloxlng Wrlleiw hmldt, who was a scholar- ' soelallon to receive its •18htb 1111 1e at Purdue where he was annual award lor IOIIIJ and 111ft'. Jh the outstan<'ing senior 11tor1ous service to botdng at the aiiJ , will jo.Ill the defenslvei88110Ciatlon's banquet Clll MQ' WY2-2955 Ita at l'lllrilla Stall Dell 15. Jt\Cit Dempsey will be lho Pon .."" 112 E. Mal" ......, t . ' 1-t· ill ..... II& tilt Clbma~l..._;·.·'· _ _ _..;.,_ _ _._.....- - - - - - - - - - gal. HUMvu~I'IIIZED Holsum lo•v•• 16 0!. I s SLICED TRAY PACKED JEWELRY STORE POMEROY, OHIO ro ~: .·----:~~~~~;·~·~n:.::::::·:=~·:-:-:':w_"'t'_·~',_·J?-_ __"_' ·'.!Y' ";·~ , ~,'-"': ·-"'-'C\-'.:_"·-'".:.' -'C' ' .:.'·: ~" : ~:"' :C;!i,- :· .,"!! """!'!1111!11111111111111111111111111. . 1 for Ewrythinl is gol nc for you at GOESSLER I' Ben Fran.klirl e ° GRADE A .--. ca~:m:~':ur~ ~e are;,!;~ sur:iv~rs additi~ 1 t l. . ONE DAY SERVICE ··'''" •. SHIRT FINISHING 19: ~; . 1 ROBINSON'S DUNLOP GOlD CUP HIGHWAY $49· 95 p~~: $59·95 PI"' Tu 825x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply CALA STYLE SLICED PORK ROAST PORK SHOULDER lb. 3 29c lbt. $1.00 GOLD MEDAL 11 N~W " LUNCH MEAT SPECIAL Ring Bologn-Polioh Souuge Trail Bologn-Smokvd Hock._ Salt Sld ..... Home Mode Liver & Blood Pudding-Ham SoledCheese Spread Dutch Loaf, Meat & Cheese, Salami and Pickle & Pimento Loaf 39( In t.OO lb. Packlgot Old F11hionvd Muoh 2 lb. 29c EGGS ~LL 3 SKINLESS WIENERS SLICED BOLOGNA do•.$1· 19 MEDIUM SIZE - - 3 2i do 1 • $1,29 3 ~1 lb. Bit 15 ot.. Bo..a !o.1p .-owder All14" Sizes All 15" Sizes VAN CAMPS BeefStew Plus Tax and Recappable Tire f FREE MOUNTING Flour TREADS/I SIMON SPECIALITIES I $1.00 Par lxtr• Whitew1lsl PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE and WLPcl.. 2S 20 S56 I Los Angeles St Louis 24 21 533 Baltimore 21 24 467 Detroit 17 32 347 San Francisco 11 35 239 Wednesday•s Rnults Cincinnati 102 Detroit 90 ]!!oslon 131 Baltimore 105 1Los Angeles 119 New York 103 (Only games scheduled) Games Ii San Fran11tursday's at Philadelphia (Only game schedulod) Friday's Games Detroit vs Phila at Boston San Francisco at Boston RACINE, O. 1 New York at Los Angeles ...................................-.. .aaum~ · at st Low. RACINE SERVICE STAT ION • Salt 1'/:z lb. con _ BROUGHTON Ice Milk gal. SUtiSHINI! Butter Cookies WAID CROSS' ·soNS RACINE, 0. 89~ box9C Silver Dust 4 bn. s1 Sinton's Low Prtc.. Plain or Solf.ltlilno Sugar Flour. 2Sib,1·" .... -----1111111!1111--...... . TlME TEA JELLY ·ASSORtED - • • - • 311b. 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The author lions of the autllor. Time Lights Candles is Theme of I Around And • Issue Reviewed for Literary Club :~c~~.~":'':':im"~:U: b::~V:s ~1 :: Original Circle Installation Rites About l co~,:n_:u;~;:;;~·:;;n~~~ 1;~t ~t" u!':b.an annual PJ'Oo ::na~: , . i : : = . : , ~In,!-be":'"!be":me ol "Time Lights A Candle." wa:; Y0ur Year" closed the serviee Middleport J1 rights issue were given wben I Mrs. Robert Coats gave are· ccon;:t:a~ined;::slre::teh::es~ol~c~h=a~ract;;e~r~s~Mrs~~·.;G~uy;:_;Sh;;;;.;u;.ler.,.,...,.....,...... lthl-' theme of the origmal ser\' altrr whtch M.iss Reibel gave l- Farrell Shuler, Lancaster the Midd1eport Literary Club view o( the book, 'Mississippi; .:= 6-Dai_l:,:__Scntinel. Pomeroy-Middleport" o., Jan ,J 21 , 196!\ ,.., = 1 1 1n by Miss Mary Virginia Re1 , .~ c h memb•·r a book mark in- spent the weekend with hi; 1bd when the Frll'ndly CJrrle '" sc nbed with lhoughts on faith parents, Mr and Mrs. Guy Shuler and daughter Sherrie 1new officers were installed at and contentment . 1the Federated Chureh Tue;;d;t~· MISS Mary . Elizabeth ChapMrs. Kenneth Byer: GallipolI evening . man presented a ~rogram on : is. spent the weekend at hf"r A highlight was "Fantasy memomtl~ from the study book 1home in Middleport. Flight 1965." The wnuid - be "'Turn Aside and Harken.'· Mrs. Mr. Rue Tuckerman observ· traveler was detained al .rhe i JewPll read Joshua 4· 1-10 and ed his birthday ann1versary at airport because of O\o'erweJght i M~ss Chapman spoke of .the 1his home Wednesd ay. Mr: Tuckluggage A large package of 1ca1rns errcted by the anc1ent nman baked his own birthday old traditions was discarded ~or 1Hebrews to mark. i~portant cake which he served to his 1a small package ol opportum!Y Iplcwf's or events m thPU' hves , guests including his son and met Wednesday afternoon at I The Closed Society" written by the home C\t Mrs. C. M. He~· James W. Silver, a m~rnber of nesy. Mrs. James Euler, pn~s~- ~ the faculty of '01 MISS. Mrs. dent, led the meeting with Mrs.i cants noted that the book is in Hennesy a~~mpan}•lng for the t~ parts, the authors own singmg of Amer.ca the Beau- !views' and letters and tiful.' 111ments to the author. Mrs. R. M. Sherman was wel -l Mrs. Everett Hayes, in the corned 85 8 new asSO<"iate mem· 1absence of Mrs. Clyde ln&els, ber of the club. Mrs. J. E. HRr-1!.......................,...,...,_ ley gave a report on the goods It FIRST 1 BARTENSCHLAG ::= I ' ( ...,=----= SHOPPiNG TIP 39c 1 LET INGELS $100 Provided To Purchase Record Player I DO IT~ EXPERT INSTALLATION' The January meeting of the • Salisbury PTA was held Tuesday evening at the ~d~ool wtlh 1 Mrs ..Tames Will , pres1dent. m charge. I . Devotions by Mrs. Maxine Ar; nold opened the mc..>eting, follo~- ~ 1ed with the Lords prayer m ' unison. /\ thank you note w_as read from Mrs. Geneva Joathtm for 4 gi ft upon her retirement last year. A card of thanks was · also read from the Radford· 1 i ShiP.Ids f<:~milies. ' The sum of $100 wag given to Edward Bartels, principal, to purchase a record P.layer and . reccrd!'= fnr the school. A meet· : blg of the County Coundl was ~nnounced for February 4, at , Letart Falls, Membership of tire : Unit will serve dinner to the Jaycees on February ~ . begrn· at 6,30 p.m. Eric Hart's ~ room won the attendance award . · : Dr. Harold Brown was guest ; l)>e&ker using his topic. " Prop~ er care of the teeth.'' He showed slides con('erning dentistry. " followed by a question and ' 1 1 1 I Wurlitzer Pianos FOREMAN & ABBOTT II. 2nd Ave, Guaranteed Satisfa ction lNG~ FURNITURE Roush's Shoe Store Mlddltpeot, 0 . Middleport, 0. ~ Va $4.00 Weekly LOWREY ' ORGA~ $588 V2 Hundreds of pairs or good Gold Stripe hosiery in sheers, service sheers, seamed and seam less, all in Star Beige, a discon· tinued color. Regularly $1.35 88c PR. ' ler. president : Sharon Thei,,, i vire pr('sidf'n! : N<mcy Arnold, ' treasurer , Joyr·e Long, secreThe Candystripers of Veter- Scheduling, Huetta We lls, ' ·11) .lewrl Pnll' reporter ~ns Memo_rial Hospital held the Janie~ Wehrung, and Lindu O<Jr- Thl'n' will be a meeting of ru:-st ~eebng of the new year nt'll; AdVI SOr, Mrs llrrnf'r (;or- :l ll offi ... r ~ and r:ommitlf'e Jnf•m Wifh Lmda Darnell as president dcm . . hTs on WC'drlf'srlay, Jan. 27 at and Mrs. Thomas Scally .;md Publirrty, .Jewt-1 Pnf'f' ancl 7 p. m at the hospit Jl. Mr~. Homer ~rdnn !ht> new .J;metl.a Scott. Al'=o altrnding lhe meeting advisors pres1dmg. Co:n-spond ing Secretaril's - ~~~.~~ Mrs C1rl WJ!I who has Two n!'w member.<;; were In- SusanncJ Arno ld and LindH Dar been thl:' pro-tem advisor for traduced and wel comod. They m;!l. . lh.P Ca ndyHrip.ers since August. r were Mis.~ J<athy Lacy daught-! Nrw officers were elech.>d for After the busmess sesswn the er of Mr. anti Mrs. 'clarence i ~~e y~ar their term starting meeting w<.~s dosed ln regu lar . Lacey of Middleporl and Miss <lY _1 · l'Y Ar£' Pam Sylves- form . Edith Haptonstal! doughier of Mr. and t\.·frs. Paul HaptonstJ ll i alw of Midd leport. · Plans werl' rnath· for !he A· wards :-md Prl'sl'ntations Tril which will be lidd F'f'b. 15 at 7:30 p. m. i:Jl !lw hospital. 1 The followmg committees were appointed during the business meeting · ' Ways and J\'learu;, Carla Will Barbara Horak . Ellen Hawley.' Social Committee, Barbara 1 Hoffner, Scmdy Bunce, Cheryl · l'lfo. I llodel DDA-18 . I Mem bership, Pam O'Brien.! Sandy Thomas. YOUR CHOICE 3-T Nylon 3·1 Nylon SURE· GRIP ALL· WEATHER WINTER TIRES TIRES with performance-proved tread ! , The closing prayer was given I by Mr Gerlach. Twenty - two members were present. A sal· ad course was served by Mrs. Bahr assisted by Mrs. Dale Hysell with Mrs. Anne Bailey and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt 1 contributing. Mn. Hicks and j Mrs. Gerlach a l ~o assisted with the serving. Present we~e Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bishop. i'\"lr. and Mrs. Walter Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs. Bahr, : Mr. and Mrs. Torn Bowen. Mr , and :..trs. Chester Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Gerlach, Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hicks, Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mrs. De.nver Rice, Mrs. Roger Phillips, Mrs. 1 Leonard Van Meter, J r, Mrs. l Dale HyR<II and Mrs. Wendell Bunce. j.,;ng Phone 286-2104 JACKSON, OHIO Women's & Children's SHOES 310Pair• of famout Miracle· freads &: Arpeggio~. for wo· men a11d 57 pair.• of oddfi and ends in -Sillikenr; and Jum.ptng Jacks for ehildrt'n. VaJJes formerl y Priced $6.99 to 112.1111 a palr. $3-·$4-$5 eRobin Hood • Robblnette eMiss America ePedwln • Hush Puppies Discontinued Stylo PRICE RANGES $2.00 to $7.00 "Free" Fieldcrest Sheet, Reg. $4.® V•lue WITH $20.00 PURCHASE · "Free" Fieldcrest Pillow Cases, 1 P1ir WITH $10.00 PURCHASE WHILE THEY LAST! $12.99 INSULAnD BLANKn Nothing To Buy .. . Just R..loter I I tlzti.OO 11: 13.. Tubtlen Bltc~wall Pllll Tax lnd 2 Trtdt·in TH'tl & VALANCE 36" Made With TUFSYN Rubber ROOM CURTAINS r FA BRitS 7ardJ of our better r.u '*"'- lllchtdrJIII drlpodri coltolll, eorduo NJI, ouededollll, orlan Joubl..lmlta, aultlnp, olelnlo llld wooleDB. Val· .., rogularly prteed fUIO , •o $5.~ a yard. I!Wldndl of 67t to $3a97 y~. eEndicott Johnson f $20.00 Futary Trained Service eWilliems .----REGISTER NOWI - - - - - . class. EITHER PAIR e6 BOY'S BETTER SWEATERS BATH Famous Name Brands I I Mall famous tire name In the Industry, 190 Tractor·Type Cleats ••• Built Deep to Bite Daep! OFF kind to clothes and budget! e12 BOY'S DARK BROADCLOTH SHIRTS e17 PLASTIC CHOOSE FROM THESE , •• FRIGIDAIRE Dryer is •s MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS e12 PAIRS TIER CURTAINS f"or the f"amily... Marrh. Tile librarians are prov1ding TuPpe rs SentinPI Pho!o. Veterans Memorial candystripers Hold First Meeting of New Year •& MEN'S PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS HOSIERY -------- supet· values i·h to DOWNSTAIRS STORE ODDS & ENDS TABLE l PRICE Gold Stripe --·-·--- Pick-a-Pair Special Hundreds of children's dresses and assorted 1portswear, values from $4.00 to $12.00. First come first served. $20.po Down' and llavid, c:1~mb-u~; - J~o h n I Unroe, Gallipolis ; Eunice Chase, Columbus; Kate Smith Columbus: Clarence Wyatt. ' Ripley. W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyatt and Kay , Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Howcrrd Bircbfij!ld, Jimmy, Robbie and Kimberly, Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs. Rus· LIBRARIANS ~ ~ Nancy Hawk and Vicki Carr. sr•1'c nth grade pupils at Tuppers sell Little and Rusty, Rutland; I Plams ~!.cmen tar.; s_cho?J, served as hbraiians for lhr bookmobile stop at their Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Williams, school._ !uppers I lams Tuesday was the scene of th" fir st slap of the bookmobile Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Eu· ope_rabon m Me1gs county. Bo?ks will he taken to sr\'tra l sc hool s in the rount.v hy car ::::::;;;;;;g;e;ne;W;y;•;tt~,;Ch;es;h;ir;•;·;;:~~ Plams unt~l th~(•Ighth bookmobile b~s arnves m graders w1th boob. --- e DRESSES & SPORnWEAR IN STOCK USED M"GIE Expert Installation V1lues To $12.99 WY 2-5321 OFF to Linoleum ... Inlaid Vinyl WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK Brok•n Sizes _ ____ Everything Complete e COATS ARMSTRONG'S Floor coverin g for every kind of floor. Best patterns. Professional installatiot1 by us, or do 11 yourself Call WY 2-2635 lor free Ps limate. BOOTS CLEARANCE Save~OO MEIGS THEATIE LEATHER PULL-ON WELL DRILLING Gibson Amphier SAVE! SAVE! 1 'I MENS e T MIRACLE WHIP • 1 1 1 • A d G / OnCe Is Set at 53 by Church Class e $6 - GUITAR 'I Ro·l 1 NEW SPANISH 1 i GUITAR 1 1 1 now Junior High Honor Roll Is Announced I'Y· llo•• • fn NEW ELECTRIC I Pearl Little. Regiotering the O.volions taken from Pro- , I PT. PLEAS~ - Mrs. Efgu..ts was their grandaughtrr. l verbs were led by Mrs. Reibel. i fi• Ann Bloln, 78, ol RunUng· Mrs. MarJe Blrchf1eid. l who also realJ an article , "The 1 ton , natjve of MalOn County, Registering were Mr. and Answered Prayer," and closed I died Wednesday at her home Mrs. Dale Wiliams . Harison· 1 with prayer. Members respond· after a two year J11neu. ville; ~r . and .Mrs Charleg . ed_to roll call with Lheir tav . She was born In Muon CounJones , Harrlsonv11~< Mr. and onlr b1rd ..A. card of thanks was , F'eb. 4, lS., tbl dau!flter Mrs . Henry Roush . Racine ; Mr. read from M1ss Augusta ol the late Cassius and Lyda 1 (:ilJispie and Mrs. Arnold Grate. Rut- Genhelmer for a Christmas Austin. She waa a land Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wam- 1gift: It was voted to pay the member of the Church of Christ er, R. D. 1.. Pomeroy; Mrs. · regional dues. Mrs, T. A. Hent_ of Huntington. Charley Sm11h and Kail Knapp, nessy reported_ on tray favors Surviving are her husband. Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs_ Dale made for Me1gs General and , Fcnnie; three daq:bten, Mrs. Dye, carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Veterans Memorial Hospitals at Kathryn Md,juald, and Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Rutland, R. D. 1, Chrl., tmas. The traveling prize Betty Holland, both o1 HuntinJMr. and Mrs. Marvin Cha se. I donated by Mrs. W•~kham waa ton and Mn. Evelyn Gilbreath, -;::Oiii:iiO;;;;;===·--=.._~ ·' Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Asa awarded to Mr<~ . Retbel. ' BerwJck, La.; two brothers. Cur· r Jordan. Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Parker gave l wrn Austin of HuntlnJ!On and Mrs. Elda Car.ey, Harrison· now Is the lime to pl&nt Christ· I Alfred Allllin, Pt. Plealllll: four ville; Connie Chapman and L~n- mas tree9 , set out large shad~ sisters, Mrs. Bertha Sheline, ny, Harrisonv ille : Golda Sar· trees, feed birds, get petunla Mn. Mary Blain, both ol Gotgent, Pomeroy, Rt. 1, Helen seeds ready to plant and to do lipolis Ferry; Mrs. Esther PearJohnson, Pomeroy: Mary Diehl, some pruning.Evergreen brought son of Pt. Pleasant, llld Mrt. Harrisonville: Eugene AtkJns by the members were tdenttfled Neva Crump, Hender1011: Ulree I Rutland, Rt I; Mr. and Mrs.' a.nd sl~des of various flower I grandch ildren and one areat Harold Collins. Midleport; Jo-- ~.lOWS m t~e county and other I gra ndchild . an Stewart· Isabel Nelson places of mtcrest were shown I .. . . I The booy Is at the Beard Donna Neloo~. Rutland : Mr.' by Mrs. Jack Robson. 1 • • ' · ' · Mortuary m Huntington. Ar· and Mrs. Elmer lhle, CheRhire; 1 A dessert course was served I BOOKMOBILE M .• . . • . I rangements will be allllllUIIeed. Mr. and Mrs. O•mer Frecker, by lhe hostess to 14 members rad il· '·'·_Howa rd Kmght, teacher at Tuppers Plams elementary scho~l, issues books to her first Cheohire: Mrs. Everet Colwell la nd two guests Miss Nelle Brng 'gh.Jde pups thf/ ,wer~ provided thro~gh the bookmobrl e program now Jn operahon m Meigs county. Books for i ney ailment and Is ready to Vinton: Mr. John Colwell Yin: and Miss Ethel Koenig. c I ren , as we as a< ults, Will n, plOVIded through Ill e bookmoblle. - Sentmel Photo. leave a Vienna Clinic, It """ ton· Mr and Mro Norman Will PI I reported Wednesday. Saud, a , 1 Va 11 ey Hospilal . . , easan ADMITTED _ Mro Donald en ter ed the cIIn1e J an. 8. Rutland ; Mrs. P•arle Canaday, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Frank ffen OQ Walker Pt. Pleasanl ThMpwa Halliday, Rutland. ' DISCHARGED - Mrs. CharDei'Nder Nell!e Tracy, Pomerny: Ruth Jes VanSickle .q_nd son, Pt. PleasPomti'OJ, Ohio ! ~rlew~e, R~ufr"d : Mr. and ant: Mrs. William H. Neat, Pt. Sllbmersillle rs. ana o man, Jr., RutPleasant; Michael Devault, LePump fer land : Amber Warner, PomeAn average Sunday School attart. TONIGHT roy; Lots W. Thompson, Pome- ler1dance goal of 53 per Sunday NOT OPIN roy; Geneva Shumate, Pome- for the coming year was set ' roy; Joey Gilmore, Pomeroy; when Homebuilders class of TWO ARRESTF.D FRIDAY tnd SATURDAY . P1f CHill lias Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Under- Middleport Ch•lrch of ChriS't met PT. PLEASANT - According I January 22-23 '52 'ft.l wood, Pomeroy ; Elen Tucker. Tuesday evening at the home to jail records there were two I ~'FBI CODE 91uo ecompletely quiet op•r•tion- Pomeroy; MyrtleSimpklns, Che- of Mr. and Mrs. C4sh Babr arrests in the past twenty-four Jack Kelly, Ray Danton, Phi· lip Carey, Andrew .Dwle.u. · hour~ bo ll1 Ior mtoxication. pump and motor are entirely shire; Mary Grover, Pomeroy; Prayer by Wendell Gerlach o,; "CONQUEST OF S'•CCJ•• 3U.bmereed under w:tter in the Geneva Lambert, Pomeroy: Mr. I ened the meeting. bert Carr, Pt. Plt"Ssant an d Mickey Shaughnessy. PhiJ well. and Mrs. Harold -~ s_~ 1 Mrs. Donald Hicks was in . Tracy B.aternan, Pt. Pleasant. 'I Fo8ter. Walter Brooke. SUNDAY, MONDAY,:rUII. I Outst•ndlnt perform•nc:e charge .of devotions, using as Jenuery ~U.» proved by rugged, 6 months' her topu.:, "Truth ." Mrs. WenSAUD RECOVERING i "SENO ME NO I'LOWIItS" I (Technicolor) field test-under all weH con- : . dell Gerlach, president, was in VIENNA !UP!) - Former· Rock Hudson, Dorlll Da1, ditions. charge of the busines~ meeting. I King Saud or Saudi Arabia has I Tony Randall, Hal Mareh. The class voted to pay the conNo priming, n• pit, no pump J l"'r,.ec ...·o..ve'"r'-e~d-.fr~o;;m;:__ a::.,:s::e:,:ri~oo~s;_;;k;;:id~·~~::;::::~ Colorcartoont cluding amount of $150 for song hous._taves up to $1.50.00 on hooks purchased recently by !he installation, i TO Mrs Morrr"s ,·s N Ch · eW a1rm0n Qf Group TWO cake and Eunice Chase the tertained the Twilight Garden • punch. Also helpjns with the club Tuesday evening at her serving were Nina Wyatt and Union Ave., home. the 1 • 1 Huntington Dies Wednesday Dick Lambert, Pomeroy Mrs. Lou~ Reibel , assisted I Mrs. Virginia Wyatt served by Mrs. Elmer Wickham, en I I I Mrs. Blain of I • I 0 VALUE f I Guitar Specials Mrs. Reibel is Hostess for Garden Club DEEP DOWt.: I 1 1~ 21, The table was decorated with " fmw • tiered cake with four branch candles on the side. Refreshments of cake and punch were served. The flower~ used as table arranaements and Mrs Wyatt's corsage and Mr. Wyatt's bouttoniere were &,!'len by the children. Seruting flowers were the Ray Alkire family, Harrisonvijle, the Herschel Wears family, Columbus· Myrtle Donahue Rutland· E' gene Fink family R Uand· RU· bert Bymer famil~ ~untinato: Van Meter Flori•is and Mrs' JANUARY. 'OUTSTANDING IREDUC·TIONS !( o., Jan . 60th Wedding Anniversary is Celebrated With Open House Event Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt , Rt. . Pozneroy' celebrated their OOt h wedding anniversary with In open house at their home, Sunday , .January 17. 1 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, !ASY T!ltMS . . --!becuse opportunities are avail- and •dded. "We too gather daughter-rn-law, Mr. and Mrs. M D ld L QUALITY · k-1, st0nes 1.or markers. " 1 . owery. able anywhere and east•1y pic . : Edgar Tuckerman of Athens 1 rs · ona .. ,,recq REGULAR led up. A bulky package of chips She quoted Norman Cousrn, and Miss Norma Sullivan of Georg~- Lowery _has n 11 Certified Oil Station the Gal.ipollS Cll~ l~ for treat· 11 n the shoulder was replaced , who wrote, ''If somethmg comes Point Pleasant , w. va . 1 bypadsoflove.Theheavypack· lto l 1ff' 1n others because or Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown of an arm mjury. age of "put-off .. in the bottom iyou, then you have made an and chlldrf:'n rt.'turned this week •-'""'=""'""'""'""'""'"'"==.:..::~ J.ho. and Mrs. Bartenschlag were thrown out and a tray of 1apprnarh to immortality.' ' The lfrom Morf'head, Ky., where Naomi Jane Harn.>, dau~htr.- kindness put on top where it ; thoughts for the new year and Ithey were called by the Ulness tf Mr. and Mrs. Grover Har- would be quickly accessible. I pr,qyt·r concluded the progr~m . ' and death of her mother, Mrs. tis, Racine, became the bride The bottle of liquid pride was Dunng the business sesston, Pearl Porter. Mn;_ Brown reOf Mr. Jack li~tJtenschlag , son replaced with golden bottle of I Mrs. Kautz named Mrs. Wern- centlv lost her brother by 1 M Walter Bart'!nschlag and the humility, and with lightened Jug- · !'r, nower chairman, and Mrs. de all;. lite lilrs. Barteni.:J'..h1rtg, Lewts.. gage the traveler was ready ! Pf"arl Mora. publicity . Thank 1 Miss Paly Lowery. senior tiDe, ::). Novemt.~r 28 at 2:30 for her flight 1965. 1you notf's wer~ read from Mr~. , student nurse at Holzer Hospitp.m. io !he Belhil"'hF:11 tliiPU!il After e~~ressi~ appreciation Phi_l Clnboka r and Mrs. Phil : a!. Gallipolis, spent the week-~ (\urch. to the retmng off1cers for their Me10hart. . end with her parents, Mr. and !be Rr·V. Charle<> o·r·o.,n•r o!- faithful service, Miss ReiDel led .>\ I the dose of lhe meetlng, I tlelated The c:l:u:ch was the candlelighting service. Mrs . . Mr<: Roy ~ayer and Mrs. ---:;=;;; 1 decorated with " ''li lt!' gladiC'!i. carl Kautz, new president, was · Donald Hauck served a dessert Given aw~v by hPr father first to light her candle, follow- cnur<:t' w1lh members sealed at rho bride wore it floJr len~lh ed by Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr .. 11 1<1hl1' wtth while cover and 1 gown with lace over taffeta w1th vice president ; Mrs. Leonard CHilerpiece of artificial flowers. I pearls JILO seqtm front ~f Jewf!ll, secretary; and Mrs '\,Jrkmf: wPre inscribed, "Glad I llleCkUoe long sle :ves. Her ved Paul Werner. treasurer. Ym1 ('amr." o1 Qet Y.itb pearl enrl s•~oln Miss Reibel gave the charge ---1fls s~n·Jder lengt ~t She rar to each in turn. Mrs. James' rit.d I bouquet. l,i "':'hlte ("arn<J- 1Fugate, altar guild chairman, DAUGHTER flOR~ tlon8 on 11 wh1te B1ble. was followed by the other mern· \lr and Mrs Joseph Leiving lityrtJe Fergusan d Colu~bus bers and in a semi-circle with I of K~rkland. 111. are announcing was rnald of honu:· g•;wned m a lighted candles, the mem~rs llhe birth of a daughter, WedJtllw taffeta lli'e ..u . and veil were reminded that each can· nesday, Jan 20 at a hospital in with a bouquet o_l wh1te. carna· die burned as brightly as the Kirkland. Grandparents of the ttons. Larry LeW!S, Raan~~. Rt others and that whether they 1new baby are ~r. and Mrs. ' 2.. was l·t~t man. H:;JEH L~w1s burn f~r a bnef time and rla:k- 1Cl.arenre Boyles Sr of Middle''·· P.lnd Don. Hayn~an were er out by neglect, or f1ash _ like port. and :\1r. ~nd Mrs. tmer a.shcrs. }I.Jss W1l~t Sayre t:rr~ 1 a roman candle and drop mto . Le!ving o! West Columbia, W. vidad nu~ntal mlls~~ ictarkness by waning interest, or ' Vo I Mrs. Harris w 1r~ a p<:islel burned steadily lighting the I I . . · ~lue c'· t s~ WJth wlut.e 2.cc"'~ ,. new year with love and service 1 ries. i. . r~ Robert Pr?ftitt was depended upon each indJvtdu- l The Hmdus pract1ced a form tv!Jtess £01 the re~ :ptJOn at tne ; , 1 The poem ·God Bless o! plastic surgery as early as home· o[ the bride's parents. ' ~ .---800 B. C., according to the En1he r•riY Mrs. Bart•nscltlog cyclopaedia Britannica. WOMEN'S DRESSES ;.:.~..:,:~.._... graduated from Racine High school in 1959 and is emp loyed 1 This is the sale you've been waiting for when we offer with the Massey Ferguson Trac. l hundreds of smart fall fashions in dressy dresses, daytime _tor co., Columbus. The cou- ' dresses, tailored styles, jacket types, all from the brands AND AMPHIER Pie iS residing in Columbus. you know and trust. Mrs William Morris was elook To Us n<Jmed the nPW chairman of Sizes for Petites, Juniors, Missy and Half·Si.e, also a group Introducing Group I I vi the Women's Asof sub-teens priced too clear. socmtion of thr Middleport OUR OWN Complete First Umted Presbyterian FOUR GROUPS PRICED AT: PORK Church when Ihr. group m e t · Tuesday rvening at the home SAUSAGE The third six week ~ honor of Mrs. Claren<'e. Lacey rnll nf Pomeroy Jr. HJgh stu-, The opening prayer was giv· .i\Ia de right in dents with grades. orB ~r above I en by Mrs Dwight Wallace th1s store from our own WOMEN'S COATS in all thetr su bJPCts, JS an· followed by devotions presentreci?e. It's nounced. ed bv Mrs. Lacev who read All remaining women's coats, car coats, and some heavy g-ood~ Ninth Grad£> - Joyce Ale- 1 St'rip iure from th~ Gospel Mahogany F'inish j;lckets in short lengths. Classic, cashmeres, fur trims, tail· sh ire, James ~nderson, Bever- j St John and gave a reading ored styles and others. All must go. ly Beaver. M1k~ Bentz, Kay l enlitled. '"Who Js God.!" 1 1 RACINE CHOICE- SAVE V3 TO ~ Bijtg, Du~ne Bnckle~. Jeffrey 1 Mrs Paul Haptonstall gave 1 Burt, Dand Carr, Ketth Evans, tllf' Hrst rhapter of the new FOOD · Terry Evans, \I'Ill'tam . Fetty 'I study book "Live as Fre WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR MARKET Cathy Fultz. Richa~d Gilmore, f'n. ·· whi~h was entitled, , 1 Your Loe•l Clover · M 13 Grueser m ' J ohn Good wm USED Hundreds of items of Nationally Advertised Sportswear , ar · ·Charter of Christian FreeiRebecca Ann Hawley, Pamela 1dom" The closi ng prayer was · Fttm Stor•, including slacks, skirts, jumpers, sweat shirts, tops, ffom R1ciM, 0. ~'-Hayes,. Donald Lambert, Bar-1 grven by Mrs. Haptonstall. such lines as Petti, Thermo-Jac, Fritzi, Helen Harper, Sid· bara Lightfoot. Conme McGmre, The hostesses Mrs Lacey 1 ney Gould and others all reduced for this Big Storewide Jennifer . Mcnchini, RE"be~ca '-1rs Donald Lo~ery and Mr~ , .January Clearance. l·lb. :Naase, Carla Norton, Melvdy Myron MiUer served a dessert and iRoush, Alta Scrimshe_r, Donna 1course to the 13 members and 1 3.tb, WOMEN'S SWEATERS & BLOUSES Smith, Janel _St. Clair, Becky Ione guest atending. pkgl. :Stivers, Patnck Story, Lormg 1 ___ Afler inventory clearances from stock Include many flne 1 Vaughan . Sheila Snyder. . answer period. values in sweaters, blouses and sepatates. Your opportunEighth Grade - Jan 1 r. e I Refreshments were served by Frido~y & S1turd1y Sp•rltl Ity to save. :Bunch. James Crow, RPed Fer- 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, KRAFT .rell, Linda Love~y_, Jeff Man- ! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cole kin, Rcek <J McGmre, Dorothy ' and Miss Rosalee Story with • • • ,Neutzling, John ~-ew lun, Ch~~ ~ Rev . and Mrs. Eugene Gill, isse Port.N ..Jeffr('y We~ry. Jo M1ss Marguerite Letfhe1t Mr. SALAD CHILDREN'S WINTER WEARABLE$ Zurcher. Barbara ~htte, Ma- 1and .Mrs. Ernest Powell and Mr. DRESSING ry Woods , Benny Wright. 1and Mrs. Steve Eblin, contrib· QUART _ Seventh Grade - Randy Burt, , uting. Max F'olmer, Roger G1lmo~, ~=-,..---­ )larlene Goodwin, Karen GrdOn Several New All remaining winter coats for girls or boys now priced to 'fith , Mike Gri ndstaH, Bette clear. Save dollars on every garment, all trusted brands 'Hobstctter, John Lohse, Pameand sizes, toddlers to teens. Mur.i go this weekend. :la Neutzling. Pat O'Bnen , J~ cSwatzel, Ricky WernPr, Keith -Wisecup. i Baotist Church Is Scene of Wedding Vows ! f RIZER OIL COMPANY You'll Ute Our Service . ......... .'\ SELLERS A FATHER I WNDON (UP!) Actress Britt Eklund, wife of Peter Sellers, gave birth to a baby girl Tues· i 1:!!'Y ' -"1,• ~.· SEAMLESS ' Low·prlced yet aives you Friaidalre qual it• and dependability. Handiest lint catcher known-;on the door. • Your choico of 4 gorgeous .::olors or gleam inK white• "' Porcelain Enameled drum-snag·IJH. HOSE 1 BAKER FURNITURE 1' ....-.lf"'----------------..;..-...,,..______ r' • flllfttle as a bree>e. EKctuslve Flowin& hco : dnes fluffy soft. Reg. 2 for $1.25 1 S1 00 polrs e Dress Heels e Stacked Heels Group Llttle Girls ePatents .......... ____ 1 Home Owned & Operated Phone WY 2-2101 Bachelor Girls MIDpLEPORT, 0. nJght Akt a London nursing · !IPQ esman announced. i~o.,~': .~~~~...- .-.-.-. - ,..-. .-:.,. ..-,.,_~"~ :·-·,:•+•'•'.1--------J uvme, a ' Tile Shoe Box MIDDliPOIT, 0. ,_____________...;_,.....,..,._.,.___ I • �... ... . .. . .. .. ~ ' ............. . .. . . .......... ~ ............ . ~-· \ ) 2 SIGNS Pomeroy SOCIAL I Help Wanted a-Dally 5entlnel, Pomeroy-Mldclleport, o ., Jan. 21, 1961 Delinquent Tax Notice - - - - ·--·--- --I LOCAL SERVICE otatlon needs two men. Experlence prefer· ~,.., red but not ..,.ntial. Write OEA OU!Iod Care ol The Daily Sentinel, · Jaa. II IRev !.sed Code, Sees. 5721.03,-o& Sue, S. 29, Out of NE Cor. NW OUt of Nw Comer of 10 Ae• . . P . Jol 0 &)' lkf ar. I"Utlllca!.loD .liiOID.d:&J" Oeadhn• 9:00 A !If $1995 Box 668 R. 1 19 3tp ' Chester Council Daughters of of Rd., 2.00 A., Value $1160, 1.00 A.. Value flO, Taxes, $.:iS t.tond.&Y C ~ ,... ("ELJ. •., TIONS . est LeMans Coupe _ _ _ PAPER BOY for Citizen's Jour· America will meet in regular The Lands. Lots and Parts of Taxes_$40.11. . Reedsville VlllapCORRErT IONS 1963 W"lll b • IC:~PI ~d until ~ 00 " ~ \ nal and Columbus Dispatch. session Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. I Lots returned Delinquent by the Damels, Wilham M .. S. 15 • Olive TOWIIIbip F or 0&) nt t'uhl lclf\on I Local ownN1 and low mileage, red over ivory finish, 326 V8 Phone WY 2-2531. 1 19 Uc 1 ';be rhapler will be draped In Treasurer of Meigs County, 36, NE Part of NW v., :U.IO A., Childers, Olen & Ola, t\3 F1 f'n gn u:, autom<:~tic tr Jnli lAke new wh1tewali ttrelS, radio and R EliLI.A I IU." 'S ·memory of Violet Hill and l wtth the Taxes, Asses,.,,nts Value $100. Taxes, $2.72. IX 173 Ft N of Store Lot .211 A. 'l'tw t' ulll\~her r~s..n· o>• 11111' rl11ht he-ater. Tht' word i · go on this s h 11.rp car. to ed l1 or ~ejf"cl any ad• drf"'llf"d $ 9 U. S. Civil S.rvlce Tom\ membe" are asked 00 wear and Penalties charged thereon Dudgeon, Clair V.. S. 10, Value $820, Taxes, $33 .8( oft J••rtlor'l•h ll' li:rrQn sn .• ul<l to., 1"11' pnrf•d rm;n ~dl ~ •tol) Th~ puf>. 1960 Chevrolet Impala Conv. - - - - 13 5 ::;~ "';;;·~~:~~8"·~~...':-:... A.::':!:~!: white . At the ciOse ot the meet.l agreeably to la w, are contaitr SE Corner , .31 A., Value $210, Orange TOWMhip liM lb h ll!r will rwr ne r "'"""sllrl~ rur oh•n one lnr·nnrd urtt'rloun. .,,J•a""· 1 Jo•al I>Wner Whit I' flni ... h, bla.<"k top, r ed in Th o u.nro1D of \o tu open Ptep&ral01"7 r' ing a layette shower will be ed and descr ibed in the f()llflW· Taxes ,$5.74. Keenig, Arthur Elwood & ~ ... tl'lllniPI unt.ll • ppoll'tecl ~rtena. rt I . 14-15 E od !.ow ' • .- "'' 1\.\TI!:S ter ior, good wh itew.dl tires, VS .-ngine, automatic tra ns., u•ul'llliJ unn- uuy nlJS£ lntonne·l held for Evelyn Bauer. Harns, J ack & Emma. S. S, Ruth Frances, S. • e 1mg IS ' V z: 0 For w ~r.· '<<1 s.-rvlcll' ttoll on ' oba, .. ,.rt,., requ1remen1• . f • E Sid 0 f 20 90 A SE f NW N l)z 34 21 A Value $990 Til.· • C'enu per word on" tn .... r!\o n radio aud heat er. W rl •ll! tnda;.- 111vtn11 nam•, addr M• and Evangeline Chapter OES Bedford TownsbJp JNt e • · ·• ' · · 12 l'nn I Servtc•. Bo• 068-- , Polllaro,.. hold a vegetable soup sale Jan- Ramey' Janri9 J S 20, W •; EX, 21 .23 A. SE, 2.50 A., es, f4Q .84. Daub s-n un.. J, Pomer oy. otuo nary 19, at the Masonic Temp- : end Ex 2 A N 10 75 A V 1_ Value $20. Taxes. $.56 Cremeans, George, S. 11. .• "" ""' le. Orders m•Y be placed by ' ue $60 . $!1jij. ., a Harris, Jack & Emma, S. 3, NW Part, 41.67 A., Valus • • 8 31 23 1 C ARD •"' OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Real Estate For Sale calling Mrs. Charles Bennett! s . 25 NE SE Part of NW v,, · A., Tases, $52.2 '"""' ""' "'""""' ""' " POMEROY . OHIO WY-2-2666 or Mrs. C. E . · Nor-• ¥• of tbe ,NE y, & s'A Value $1380, Taxes. f37 .64. Cremeans, George, S. 18; om cE HouR< ; _ MUST SELL regardless of sac· . ton WY-2·2038 Orders may be \ 45 _00 A. Value $3lO T $9 : Harrl.s , Jack & Emma. S. !, NE Part Ex. lit A. E., 61.25 11 :30 "· M w ~. oo P .\1 O<~llY I rifice! Modernized_ . home- picked up between 3 p.m . and 196 _ · · ' axes · SW Part of NE %, 10.00 A., A. , Value $440, Taxes, $24 .20. . .,"'. . , _ ,"' • " ' ' " '00 "''" Male Help Wanted I -For Sa Ie I V 1 $60 T $ 64 S 15-26 1 d T oblp Ramey. Jarv is J .. E & l!U Margie 24 ,.· RESULT PaooLctNG NE F:D CASH' Sell famous BRIGHT STAR FOOD- MAR· · b estr · r "' s P I> of SE y, ex. 51 A.N., 49.00 ' · ' · ' WAn ' " Knoop Ae rotred Shoes. Full KEl SPECI.ALS floor laundry : modern ath: !ed no later than 8 p.m. Moo· A.. Value $300, Taxes $8.IO. W of SW y, Ex. Coal, 169.75 A., S 14-12, SW of SE v,, , PHONE WY 2-2156 or_ part time.b High ('Commis'\ Musselman 's 28 oz. J"ar Apple downstatrs bedroom oll . day, January 16. Sanborn $t!IOO, Taxes, f68Ruby .116. L, furna ce heats both : new floors. Join" C:,.,Leo •1 25S nA ' SE V lu& Value Rupe,$3600, HughTaxes. L. & $196.40. Ida, S. 15- Value Major, Martin M. & 8 e i 32. SE Part Ex Coal, 126.25 S 6, NW cor ex 31.99 A. - 20 A. s lon~ pl u~ onus. .ompletf' Butter, 4 for $1.00: Mussel- storm doors throughout : new . The Salisbu~ PTA will meet 10 ~es ·: 42 . · ., liTH' _fo r me~ and wnmen.1 man's 18 oz. tumbler Rasp- storm wt"ndows on three 1• Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Dr. Har~ $ ' '$ A Value..,...., Taxes .,1348 - 76 A "19 A Value $1890 1 L •(;' 1 t hd f ee · · Swartz W A S 6 NE Co ' ,_., • .,.~. · · ' n. ·• ard o f T""""' , .~tupmeo urms e r ·1 berry or blackberry jelly , 3 rooms· basement· double old Brown of Pomeroy will be ' · • · r. Carpeater VIllage Taxes ..., 'fl C - WISH Rae · DIS· · 1 turn blers, $1.00; Green beans, carport· w1.th overhead · t of 253.75 A. N. part of Wolf Dudgeon, Claire V ., Lot No. •" · · ToWDRhip liM WE to exp ress our m ost ' Wrtte to Gordon .. stor-1' gues t spea ker. Refres hmens Sallabury 2 00 sincere than k.; Rnd appl'l:cia- Irk ! . Sa les M<! r · 3584 Da~·~' la rge 21h size can , 6 cans $1 : age ; sheltered picnic area ; I will be s~_ved. ~u~ · A., Value $HI, Taxes 1 - 2nd. Add., Value $20, Tax· Bostic, Carl &: Faye. S 32, r t . bysh1 re Dnw, Columbus Oh1o Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix. 91h ,~ acres·. new exterior paint, _The Tw1hghters Garden club .... es, $.56. Survey •••, 80 rods out of 5.61" ournetghbors many refo1at1 ves. _Zip_ 43221 . _ __ _ 1 21 3tc 1 oz. box, 6 bo xes $ 1,. 'Martha spouting, " fnendso and r ttww _ __ roof just put in A-1 , w1U meet Tuesday ev~mg •. at Chester Towns!lip 1964 Lebanon Township A N line Sec 32, .70 A., Valut kindness and smypathy durWanted To Buy \ White cake mixes, all flav- condition; 40 gal. automatic ! t~t> home of Mrs. Loms Retbel Bissell, Hayward & Katt.leen, Southern Scbool District MSO, Taxes, $26.60. 88 ing our sorrow in the luss of - - - or:-;, 4 boxes $UIO; Lucky hot water tank; 220V electri-1wtth Mrs. Elmer Wickham S. 5, In NE Part of SW ~,., 30.- Cochran, Frances Virginia, S. Cook, G. W., S. 34, Sunc~ our fa lher. Norrn ' Neu lz- STAN DI NG Timber Top rash Leaf Apple Sauce, large 303 cal !me: three bedrooms up. co-hostess. 15 A., Value $1110, Taxes $53.· 14-15, SE Cor. of Roberl.s 51 A 100, 327, OUt of 10.47 A., NW ol ling. We especially !hank the price paid \1ar:on ll eynolds. can, 8 cans, $100 ; Sudden closel.s for all bedrooms ; out JAN. ze 16 Ex. Rd., 122 A., Value $320, St Rte 7, .50 A., Value $670 Pomeroy Em ergency Squad , Coolv ill e. Ohio. Rt 1 Call Beauty Hair Spray, extra of high wah:! r. The Nifty Stitcherl Sewing Bush, Jessie L. !.: Rub_;> E., Taxes, $19.64. Taxes, $27.-w. the Meigs G€ neraJ Hospital a!t er 4 o'clock , 667-3503. la rge ca n, tax not included, Any rea~onable offer accept~ club will meet Wednesday eve-- S. 12-16, E Part Ex. 30 A. S. Crow, C. H., S. 8, SEnd of Dow, Clara M, S I, SUne) Staff, Ewing Funeca! l:lome , 1 11 30\p Re g. $1.09, 77c; Vick's Sinex ed. will sell on land contract. ning, at the home of Mrs. 20.00 A., Value $500, Taxes 171>. A. Mid. of NW v,, 2.00 A, 640, In S line No. 5, 10.70 A., 1 For Sale_____ Nasal Spray. reg. $1.14. 77c; Phone WI 9-3222. Dwight Logan. $14.04. Value $10, Taxes $.42. Value $1840, Taxes, fii.;..J. Fritz Buck. Rev .~lktrt and the pallbearers. We are also \'ick's Va-Tro-Nol Nose Drops 1 21 3tc 1 The Past President of the Coleman, Richard & Stella, Crow. C. H, S. 20-22, SW Cor. Hartung, Loul.se, S 23, Sur WANt AD ., INFORMATION QUALITY I I CALENDAR .. ,.., Co. Television Revue United Prest .latenuttlonal geles. This would put Santa J!ar, HOLLYWOOD tUPI J _ The bara in roughly tbo same posiVarious events attending Presi- tion 89 West Berlin. dent Johnson 's inaugural wm be It is unden tood that Southern all over the television ~ereen to- Ca lifornians are trying to ar· day, and If you mlso the early I range a deal in which they actmn you can catch the inau- would get Sacramento and two gural ball on NBC.TV and CBS. bonuo !ootbnll players in ex, '{"' late toni&ht. Slartfng time change. But whai., you ask, has or the baU on the net works Is all this Lo do with television? ll: 15 p.m. , EST. It is obvious. Some amwers tolPersonally, I haven 't been in· low. vtted. to an ~thing-1 didn 't have To begin with, secessions are lime to wr1te a letter-but who not normally friendly. Tbla would want to leave California mean!l communications between ab.: "ay when we- nave such hts- north California and south Call· torlc?pollttcal goings-on going on (orma might be affected. South hert•.-Events that could pre- California would have the oversent television with one of its whelming cultural advantage greatest challenges. i cause it could threaten not w What I am referring lo 1.s expert the manv television prowhat you may have already grams produced here to north heard about : The fact that. as California. And even if one I unde:stand it, there ls a move.. should say ''chalk one up for ment w which some northern north California," the problem Californians want to secede remains. from the southern part of the The fact is that the San Franstate. cisco Opera will not satisfy As I further understand it , everyone. Thllll we face the these northern secessionists also prospect that many northerners want to claim _Santa _Barbara may have to tune ln secretly althQugh t.hat fatr city 11 rough- with shortwave radios to, say, ly three limes as far from San Radio Fre• California to pick Francisco as It is from Los An- up shows with HoUyw~ stan. Qlu~ c!\"~m~~~ (~~,a~~r:oe ~~ t·"r!:t r•~ ., '""·uttv~ •n~rtlon8 ;~ ~;.,;•";,~:~·- ","d",;;,_'"" p omerOV ~i ,~"·~.~· "~:,~·';:~~ M0t Or CO • @ will\ rJ:;~n Tax~ Ram~y Ja~is J . . __ IT'~os?.L!~:'A ~7:chs~~~he;;ca~~~:~~ ;~::d: ~- ~ o~ ;ill ~~:ti;:re~:~ ove~lus S.26, E\R~~e Hu~h ~~e~ I~a Gr:~~:D Ho= ! 1 I~n be- ~ I I 0 riuu~r- r; ~~.~l.cs ;:~~.:~~~-.~ :'.~~~g~ I--- grrsateafnudl ''r'orrth ehebaf11l tdfu.l 'f:WINr. MA CHl NP. used i American Legion of , E S. I,or Survey lot Taxes, W of Run. 640.Value SE part of Taxes NE "•·$62. n Drew Webster PostAuxiliary will meet Rd., 11640, .50 N A.,of Mill Value $1.76.6.00 A., Value $40, lvey 75 A., $1520. 1 00 1 e 8' uid ul thank s lu all who [: wn $1 9.95 up. Singer Sales' na. 3 lbs. $1.00 ; Introductory ~uelt/tl' Wednesday evening all he home $1330, Taxes, $55.96. Crow, Chas. H. S. 22 W. End 18. shared our grief a nd assist· :.~nrl "l'l" vw~· 2-12_ St>cllnd ,\ve.l Sperial McCoy's milk , 1 gaL '-'I 7 of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. Grimm, Roderick E. & Mar- Ex . 8 A SW Corner, 9.00 A., Russell, Robert & ALice M. ~ <d in any wa_v. or 446-1934 Gal l>polis I 69t Fres h lean Pork Steak , CUCKLER REAL ESTATE The Middlepcrt Literary Club Jorie V., S. 31, Survey 64(), Value $60, Taxes $2.66 35 S. Cen. pt. of Sec. 35, 1.5'. The Neutzlmg Children I 3 lbs. $l00. I pUMEROY _ .room frame will meet Wednesday afternoon NW cor of SW v., .50 A., Val· Crow, Chas. H., S 22-23, E End A., Value $820, Taxes, $25.38. 1 21 21" 1 4 1 21 li p BLO~OE DINEITE, BRIGHT S"l AR FOOD MARKETS [ house with front porcb and :at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. ue $10, Taxes, $.56. ]26.00 A., Va1ue $160, Taxe, , Russell, Robert &_AIIce, M. S , ki tch165 WE WISH to thank everyone en $30. C/JlHV :-;pmet Next to the Drive-In Theatre , • full basement. New room IC. M. .. Mrs. Everett 1 Steele, Robert M. & Ruth E ., [ $7.09 35, Survey .640, M1d. of 44.4 .,ho sent rememiJ raoces and . ,. R PI . I tB' x 8') for bath hot and I Hayes will rev>ew tbe book 86. Survey 640, N.W. Part of Crow, Chas. H., S. 22·23, S of E of Cr. Mid. of S liz , 14.43 A.. . pwno. 1....a0. o1o1.!11er. 10ne (Formerly Bargam Center 1 ' ' 1 5 A N r Rd 1 E E d 500 A V I $30 00 l $1790 T ..,. •• cards ontheoccasionofthe Wl !:i-3222. 1213tcll Markell Mason W Va coldwater , 2acre lot.$3000. 1"Flood,"byRobertWarrenand$6.7 . o ., .75A.,VaueT n,$ .33 ., aue . • vaue II ;,.baxes . M open house for our tiiJlh Wed· · · · ,. · Owner might trade for small , "The Cloaed Society," by James, 10, Taxes, $.71 axes, I. . Russe . '"' ert w ce ding Annive,ary. W~LCH'S A>H"tion Sale, Salur- l\ 3 W. 2nd Street, Where !arm ,Silver will be given by Mrs. I Steele, Robert M & Ruth E., Crow, Jennie, S. 8, SEnd of [S 35, Survey 840. W. end of 44A Mr. & Mrs. Sa m Wyat t day ni~ht. 7 30 p. m . Laurel • you ~;e the Broughton Dall')' , · :Robert Coats. IS 6-13. Survey 640, Mid. of N. 171> A Mid. of NW ~'• Ex. 2 . E of Cr mid on S, 553 A, 1\c Cliff on Roul e 124 Auct1onStgt>. Pomeroy, OhlD. Both iLEBANON TOWNSIDP- r· , Class 12 of Heath Methodist I> of NW v., 35.75 A., Value A. E., 2.0C A., Value $10, Tax.,\Value $160, Taxes, $8.51. - ---:-:-- - - 1 21 eer. Sl1 m Chepman. stores Open All Day Sunday. I room rra!lle house with froni~ Church will meet Wednesday ; $1030, Taxes, $70.26. $.44. t Middleport YHlago 19M Notice 1 20 3\p 1 19 3tc porch, well, outcellar, 20 [' Crow M. V., S. 13·14-15, N Cousins, Mary M, Surve' - --- - - - ------ --acre lot, good laying ground I JAN. Z1 Chester Village . End, 6.25 A Value $40, Ta•es, 359, Porn 359, Value $830 CAR WASH and ":"' · Saturd ay ANNUAl '.1 PRICE SALE, Business Services on good road and in good The Portland Great Bend \ Turner, Dana S. & Phylhs l $1.76. Taxes, $40.83. and .. Sunday . Nowell s Suno· NOW IN PROGRESS. JER· "'· .. eighborh ood . $3500. Owner Home Demonstration Club will Mae, Lot >. 19, 72 Ft. by 91l ,• Crow M ,. V., S. 13--14·1~, N Manley, Odell & Betty, S. S7. l '' 1 .heslf'r rer1 by the HV MILI.t: R"S ""' .,, Chester FireSpons•1 Department. COUNTRY . . ' will accept modest down lmeel Th . ursday 1rom 10:30 p. \ Ft., Va Iue .$500 , Taxes, $28 . .06 ' I End, 6.25 A ' Value $40, Taxe., Horton & Bosworth Lot 31, BIR. RT. 35, 10 MINUTES\ CUSTOM butchermg aod cut- payment, balance 8 year land m. unltl 3 p.m. at the home of Columbia To.wnshlp 19M $1.76. Value $lJOO, Taxes, f68.ZI. I 21 3tp ' WEST OF GAl liPOLIS, tmg Phil Meter, Phone WY con\ract. Hazel McKelvey with potluck Christian, LouiS M. and . or Lawson, Delbert w., s 19, Roush, Curtis c & Fern, Sur· 1 MEIGS Couoty Coon Hunters OPEN EVERYDAY TIL\. R 2·3510 12 9 tic lunch to be <erved at noon . Exa Mae, S. 15, 33, sw part of Mid. of SE of Rd. 10.00 A. vey 287 llorton Add. 287·N 'h Association is sponso r>ng a P. M. 1 19 3tc : --. · -. - ] C. C. CUCKI..ER, RELTOR The Willing Workers class SE '/•, 18.41 A., Value $330, Value f90 Taxes, '$4.72. ' of lot zS7, Value $930, Taxes. 0 7 43 ham shoot. Sunda y, January I INCO ME TAX Servtce. John· BOX Z29 WV z-383 : of the Enterprise EUB church Taxes, ~18.00. Lawson' Delbert w s :u 24 , noon until dark , at the FHEE USE of our Carpet son • Simpson Insurance Ag-1 1 19 3tc I will meet Thursday evening at Christian, Louie M and - or IN Part oi 12.50 A. in WPart oi $4S.n1.d.er, Ralph •- Connie, Surcub the home oI Mr !J. EIdon Weeks. Exa Mae , S· 33· 1n S p art oI ! .tiO A. N E Part If" Ex. ,-, \1in. vey 85, Bosworth t Bm'ld ~ I "' Add , Va!Uf' 1 house on Snow baII HilI, pooer WithShpu rc hase of Blue ency, Room 6. Co as 8 175 Syracuse. 1 20 '" Lustre ampoo. akcr I ing. Middleport. \ The Child Conservation Leag- ;28 A, SW part of SE y, 9.59 A. , A value $30 Taxes f1 76 , • .., T··- "3 88 _ __ 1 20 tf e - I' FOR SALE ' ue or Middleport will meet [Value $160, Taxes, $8.74. · .,Lebaooa Township' ' · ' .,...., Pomeroy ~~. "' VHlale · · IJI4 SEE THESE Vi\LUES. ' I Furmture, Middleport I 19 6\c I ran~es, easy terms - ,. 3 BEDMROODOMER' NBRICI<· Thursday evening at the Co- , Christian, Louis M. and • or Easte... School District Mitch, John A. - Ce<eUa C. , MAJOR Medical Heallh Plan. I b G Office Mtddle Ex S 15 " W >L 0 I NE 8 M• ed . The Gas Company . II z SEWIN G MACHINE S · • S LE urn lll as m -~ , "e. · '~. " ' Lawrence, B. A., S. 11-2'1 NE ', Survey 44, No. « Dabney Add, · . • em ce on ! non • cancellable, guaranted, ; FRAME RANCH TY port. .Betty_Ne~on, Home Ec· , v, & NE part, 95.96 A., Value i Comer, 10.00 A., Value "0, Value '1330, Taxes $80.24. 5!92. 1 20 3tc all maf.es - smger authortz-, renewable. Pays JOO per cent , HOME ON CHESTER 1 t II d monstr $3750 T $204 60 "" • 1onomiS' WI giVe 8 e WILL DO rug weaving. WI 9- ed. Sal es & Servwe. 242 ] of Medical bills, over DeROAD a· ' axes .· · I Taxes, $5.67. Mitch, John & C. ' C., Sur9ev 2826 1·9-20\p Sec_ ond_ Ave., Ph. 446·4934. ductJble. Ca ll J•'ll Johnson, i, eiOOx400 Lot liOn. Chrl.sllan, Lome M. and·. or : Lawrence, B. A. & Mary, S. 100, 303, Lot 11)1).303,- 40 X 39• . G II 1 Oh e Fireplac• JAN. Z% La Mae, S. !5-32 • On W line , 27, NW Corner ol E I>, $10.00 back of No. 44, Value $40, Tax. AU'I't'MUHII.!. lns~tranct ~Jt>en a 1po IS, JO. WY 2·290:.1 for information. Tb M"ddl I W C T U '11 of SE ':/,. of NE y_., 25 A., Val· t A V"lue $140 'faxes $13 32 es "'4() 1 1 19 31< __ _ 1_ 19 301 __ c • Basement e 1 epcr . . . . WI $lO T $ 54 11 • ' • · · .... cancelled? 1 .osl YOW np~ra - . Roofed patio meet Friday evening at Heath ue ' axes, · · Letart Township Scipio '1'owns1rip liM tor'o bcense! Can W\ ;l.l!fti6 1957 8x5U, 3 hPdroom National ' estorm windows, doors I Methodist Church with Mrs. M. Allman, Jackie p &_Barbara I Badgley, Oscar L., S. &. 1 A. Hysell, Lyle, 8 8, Survey D .,ur 1 e msu a e E. Dowson, Mrs. Nan Moore, out or No 252 SW Part Ex. 11 'u". SE Comer, 16.56 A., Val.,.. House Trailer. Call Havens I BAILEY will pa y you more l ew II . ltd I l 7 2-1tP .• for good clean fur, than any- , PRIMARY Piano Studio - In wootl 273-!)425. Almrmurr wmdows, Mrs. H. H. Bush &r:ld Mrs. Jack A. 1.00 A., Value $240; Taxes, """ ue $200, Tu:es, $7.9t. '-'l UGGlSH sept"I C t an k". Cl 0 g-; hudy in. Me Bill 'I .Tl marble s1lls ~ u "lie R ig~ eds County t"l le Oh'o "led bat!.. Bechtle as hostesses. $23.57, . Hysell, Lyle, s I, Survey d!vidual inslructi•.m . clip lhts " 1 • · ., {..·et Kl ean· Bm ua Y m e · v ' _ 6-6tc Do tson, Car1 E w• Eliza beth 640, E si de of SW Y.t. ·• SE %, a d. Four lessons at special ged drams colored fixtures The Past Matrons Club of Ut 11 rate. Lane Daniels, 6&) t.o All SeptiC tank cleaner at - - - -- ·- .... --·-··· e'filed kitchen. Evangeline Chapter, OES, MidJ, S 1-7, W End W of Rd, 20 A., Value $24.0, Taua, .9.cust, Middleport l-18-6tp Landmark Farm Hureau INCOME TAX service. Victor birch cabinet '"" [ dleport. will meet Friday even.59 A., Value t270, Taxes, $12.· 58. , - -1-l-Jotc E Ga ul, Chester, Ohio. Phone e Brick plantin~ area , lng, January 22, al the home Entered Hospital 18. Hysell, Lyle, S. 8, Survey 64f 1 For Rent I 98>·2402 after 5 p m I e c opper plumbing ; or Mrs. Allen Hughes on Hil!h· Tbo . H lze H Satterfield, Tye & Minnie In SE v•. 34.44 A., Value $1350, 0.. M I S 8-12 SE Part 0f 251iz T 0 - - .1 8 30tp e Hardwood floors St · M"ddl se entering r ••• 83 1 eport. MODERN furnished 2 rooms BEST PRICES ON '· PROMPT delivery - -of limeswne ' · m pita! during the pasl24 hours in are , ' axes, ....,. AVAILABLE I d d· . A S Part of SW 1'• Ex Coal, Hysell, Ly~· W. lllli-<r Leonr. and bath efficiency ar ·•rl nlt'nl IMME:DIATELY JAN 23 cue First floor. Phone for your every need. Any For appointment coli The Middlepcrt Jolly Bunch . i .87 A., ValUI fl230 ' TUel, .,4 •• - R., s. 8, In SE ¥&, 1 A, VaJu, WY 2·3874. I 21 1''1 Size Phone Emmet W. Shu!- ' B b H II" h WY 2 5337 Se . Cl b ill Satur Mark Allen Call, Rt. 1, Crown 55. $10, Tases, f-40. • .r • I er, Contracting. WV 2-3243. o "" tc • . wm~ u w u. City; Lowell F. Harrison, Rt. 2, Wood, Rllbert Alta. S. 38. Hysell, Lyle W. llfld.or Leon a THREE ROOM fumi,hed apart 670 x 15 - - 16.60 6 tf or Chester 986-2226 day evenmg Jan. 23 at the G8Ill Hs· Ste Cl d Wll SW Corner Ex 1200 Ft X 50 R S 8 7BA ex 30A S pt. (A8A 1 "h b h """" c homo of Mrs. Emll Ball on pc • veo Y e • ·• ' · ment wtl at for couple 'lvlon Bt"kwall Tuba fype EXPERT cabinet making, cus- roR SALE-Middleport's taJI. Rutland St t 7·30 p m. llama, Rt. 2, Vinwn; Mrs. How· Fl. .50 A., Value $1470, Taxes, N pt of ¥4), 48 A, Value 1290, 8 · · Phone WY Z.M35 in Middletom made furniture, ouch u est bulldlDg, tooated 1152 N ., ard Sheline, Rt. 1, Gallipolis; f68.30. Taxes, flUl port. 212 South Fifth Ave. SERVICE hutch cabinets and buffeta Second Street, Middleport JAN. %5 Catherine Marie Clark, Rt. 2, Wood, Rllbert Alta, S 36, Hysell, Lyle W and« Leo"a 1 18 tic , STATION tables, etc., made to order. Prtced for quick .ale. II> Bethel No. 62 ol tho Inter· Galllpolis; Mrs. Jake W. Hal· E end Ex 1200 F1 X 50 Fl. R, S 8, On SE ¥&, 18.50 A., APARTMENT, 5 rooms and I Jadt W. Coney Built-in cupboards or cabinets quire at Ohio Hole!. national Order of Job's Daugh· ley, Rt. 2, Crown CitY; Tammy River Front 2.33 A., Value $10, Value $6\10, Twa, $24.74. bath, shower and tub. 63 s. Mgr. WY 2-9932 Phone WY 2--53!2. ters will meet at the Pomeroy K. Ferguson, Clifton; Mrs. Taxes $.44. Hysell. Lyle W and-or Leone 1 5 30lC 3rd St., Middleport, Phone Masonic Temple, Monday at son Lee Click, Mt. Alto, W. Va.; Wood, Rt>bert Altz, S. S6, R, S 8, E . part of 42A E ,,, WV 2-26'11. tf . -- . c - · Jloelgler BuildiD~ SoqJpl)lor FOR SALE: Modern aU elec. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Robert E. Allbright, Pl. East End EL 1200 It X 50 ft. Rd, 32 A, Valtle $190, Taxes 1 15 c I.,., IRON p1pe, 200 Jomts. at new homes. Bullt in kitch- tire 3 bedroom borne. 100 • Jane Howell Tent, Daughterll Pleasant Mra George p. John- 2.63 A., Value $70, Tases $7.56. TRAILER LOTS - free sew- I ~c a ft. C. R. Jordan, Salem ens, storm windows, alum- 100 lot. Syracuse, Pbone Diet , of Union veterans, wtll meet soo, West Columbia Mrs. C. f3.18. 8allft TnaUip lilt age and water. Brown's Trail· Street, Rutland, Ohto. inurn siding. Call Guy Neig· Sterrett. WY 2-252'1. Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the cit s. Matheny, RL 1, Leon; Salem TowDIIMp l!IM Black, George & Helu Jolae er Park (State Approved I. U 25 UC DAV Hall. David D. Swne, Arbuckle; Mra Gump, Salla, S 31, Center ol Mid W of Rd, 23541 A., Yalut 1·1JH;lp ler, Racine, Obla. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY LUMP and nm of mine coal 12 29 Uc Wilbur H. Lelfbelt, Rt. 2, Pom- NE ¥& es No 4 Yein coal, 24 $180, Tues, fl.fl. 2-3324. 1 15 Uc for sale. Goegleln Coal Co. &MI ~. ,. .... ... Instructions eroy; Mn. Earl J. Adamo, Rl A. Value, fl40, Taxes, ".!Ill. Johnsoo, stanley K I< Bett1 TWO 4 room lurnl!bed apart- Page St., Middlepcrt. eesttq 2, Racine; Kenneth E. King, Johnson, Chester, S Fl&-F20, Lou, S. II, NW part of I>W '-'• · ments. One fll'lt floor wv :&12 4 tic llh .,,. IIlio U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TESTit Pomeroy; Mn. Amanda Watson, N PI of Frae N ol Rd., lO.SII .50 A., Valuo twO. Taut $53 J65l. 11 27 Ue Bad ,.. _... 11 II" ~OI.oo :0:. ~ Wellston; Mrs. Wlllie Rogers, A., Value $110. Taxes .... 40. 29. IIUIJERN room ana bath SINGER Sewing \lachlnes we ell ::::. - ••::" 1' Hamden; Earl G. Cberr!Dgtoo, Mlgbt, Clifford & Evelyn, Smith, Dan P. and« Poon• Sower Maell!Ho ...,_ """' .. tJackson; WOlle Nance, Coal s 21·27 N part, 197.33 A., J., s. 12-7, 3.80A of 1f ""' of furnished 4apartment. MId- new fl6.50 up. Several used macnmes at bargaw prices. dJeport WY :1-31? . Reuo- ~:;',.-.;;;.. ''"::, ':.':," ~.0:: Grove Mrs. Loranaey Dingess, ue t39211, Tues, $1~8.31. 38.83A, 3.811 A., Value t30 4 Uc The Fabric Shop \ioonger Sales caD W1 Wl'lf Day ,. Nlllll ~::;''"...,":.:'"' a. .... Sr., Raceland, Ky. Mn. Eu· Might, Clifford & Evelyn. Taxes, $1.32. 9 11 and Service, Pomeroy, Oblo. 7 • 11c gene Dillow, Rt. 3, Russell, Ky. S 27, BE corner, U.25 A., VaJ. Smith, Dan P. fiDII.<Il' Donm 5 ROOIII apartment and bath WY 2-2284. 4 21 Uc IIEA11NG Plamlllq, tllueOor CONTRACT TtJIINE DDOWN Mr. Paul J. Hughes, Aaslstue •-o' T"••s .., -J ' S "7 - ' ... ~ ' NE part "'"" SW ".• , ·~~ uo!umishd. All utilities lur· l A SI _......:, ,_..,. 814 ..., BARBERTON (UPl) _ Tbe 1 D" 1 ·ct Mana • bar Blrlht Might, Cllfford & Evelyn, A., Value $110, Tues, .lUI. nl.shed. Upstair• above Dr. uto a es •-- --Poa. ochool board voted •2 an " " ger m c ge S 27 NE part, 8 50 A. V 1u th Dan p •- ~ Donovan's ofice. Phone WY - - IIJ Eur MaiB S!Nel, "" ~···•·y '""""" of the Socild Security Office iD Mrs. W. Halley, RL 2, ' . • a e Smi ' an...... ""'"'' W046 or WV 2-2064. [11155 Oldsmobile with mowr. oroy. ,__ 1ft a-. not to renew the contract of Marietta suggested the foUow· Crown City, daughter, 6;49 p. flO, Taxeo, $2.81. J, S 1%, W part of SE -V• l S\1 1 12 Uc Marvin Craig, w_ylll.s Hill, 1 lie school superintendent Ralph ing New Year's resolution for m.; Mrs. Robert E. Allbright, Taylor, Flora E., 15-6, of SE ¥&, 19 A., Value $39C, Pomeroy Ohio 3tp Co Ely when 1t expired in Septem· all persons born in 1900, "In- Pt. PleUIIIIt, BOD, 1:46 p. m. line of SE '1<. 7 A., Value $40, Tues fl7 .21. 1 20 _ . 'll\ANSMISSION Salvage FOUR ROOM furnished apart. ' ·_ m- ber. . Bf y Retlr ., Taxes, $1.80. Smith, Dan P. and« Dtmn• · men1 for rent. Pbone WY 2· 1954 CHEVROLET, $150.00. Ph. JIIIIIY· Repalrillll aD mates. The surprise vote followed qu~re e ore ou e. Dllehaqod Olive 'flnmsMp lilt J, S. 7, N part ailE V. .. SW 33:13. ue VI 3-2682. I 15 lte ·tomattc and standard traliB- Ely's re!usal to accept a one- If a person would swp at Mrs. Ora FatTar, Mn. Helen Deeter, Arf!Yie L., S 2:1, V. - SW of E ¥&, 14 A., Value 1 12 UNP'URNISHED 57 BUICK Roarunaster , $4()0.o0. mlss\0111. Maurtce Gagaon, _year extension of hl.s contract our office three months belore Younce, Charlea A. Queen, wn- Near Mid 011 NW v., 20.61 A., .,..., T.oses, ttM.Ol OwoerjiPhone WY Ul13. ' and his request for a longer ,he retires, we can a"ure him !lam T. Perry, Earl Clark, Mrs. Value f120, Taxes fl9.14. ~ Vl1lqe liM apartm•DI Phone WY 2-2768. In Middleport on ground floor SOtp ll 17 tic extension. , ' that he will get hill first social Herohel Batell, Mn. Arnold Deeter, Arf!Yie L, S :11, Mid Clark , 8. 1M!, Lot II ~12 22 i room and bath, hardwood 1 on N line Ex. 'l1 A N, !liK.TIUNt:Ell Two officials, board member security check on lime. Hughes Knlght , E Imer Plckens, Ch area 44.$1 Value '110,.,......, Tues. $Ul. ,, floors. YoungslDwn k!tcnen, World ~~b:rCom,.... Complolr leiRlcl!ard Culbertson and school] explained. Here are some of , Denny, Barry Rllwland, Gro- A., Value f910, Taxes $96.44. Oarlu!, GayneR, S. Ill, automatic heat. Private •n~s..ue..., .-~ tondln businesa manager Robert Me- the items a person should have\ Eakman, Carla R. Foster, Harrl.s, Bryan & Betty, S 119, Value $110, Tu.., fUll. trance. CaU WY 2- 3200 · Uc 1Big car noom, ride and _ Witte, • CJM' ~ Glynn, resigned following !he -when he stops at oor office to Jennt Burke, Karen S. Snyder, 11-32, SolE liz, 59.76 A., Value Clarke, Gaynell, 8. 100, Lot ,... A. c. BRo\DFtiRD vote against Ely. ; Iii• a claim: social security Mrs. Walter Bellew, Clarence $3811, Taxes, fl9.80. 100, Value ,1300, Taus $1111.80. 5 1 room and bath p8rtme;;-l lonnanco. Small tor ecoaomy , 7 , 1*11 card, 1U84 W-2 form <H self·\ Adams, Edward Jackson, Ste.. Harris, Bryan & Betty, S And oollee Ia hereby glyet 8 1 • PomerOY· Pbooe WY 2-3319 Mil 1 11 ttc ISOTOPE INSPECTION 'emploved. a copy of the I961, phen Gilmore, Mrs. W. F. John- 21, In NW Comer, :!11.19 A. lbat lhe wbole ol IIUCh eevera. 12 15 tic See WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (UPI) taJ: return), a birth certificate, ston. Value fMQ, Tases. $29.18. tracts, loll or patio of 'oi'!, flill Molropolllalo MtiOFI . lnsur-Picker • RAY Corp. an- and an estimate of 1966 earn· Harris, lkyllll 6t e.tty, ~- 26. be eertllled for " !ore.:~t,by 'l'ftAILBR loll for rent, erose B- Mala Stroel. PometOJ nounced Wednesday It is join· ings. NW )'art EL 3o.tl A NW, 176.- the County Auditor purauaf lc tD J.aundrYDI8t and S<'bool.s l'lltlnt WY ~ Z2 PHirt'O Copymll s.rvtce Cop- log Technical Operations, Inc., , Hughes added that any per. I FIRST .9 81 A., Value $5950, Ta4eo m.' law, or forfeited to the ~~' Valley LUmber & Supply Com_ _ 11e teo made c1 1ep1 papero.\ or Burlington, M8BS., to build . son ,.·ho was bom on or before QUALITY 24 unlo;u the Tllxeo. ~'"'"11]tintt, lllddleporl JO.S.Ucl19~7 Four-doo:r Engllsb Hill- blrlb reoord• and almost any an isotope Inspection unit that ' May I, 1900 could file their ! REGULAR Rose, Ray " Joan,',S. 11·24, Penalties and lnlereat ...,. man. Excellent condition, other dOCUIIIOnts ', promises to savt bundreds of claim now. Tbe Social Securl-' Celilfiecl 011 Stltlon ' SW Corn!r I!)X! , 2J'~ W, 2f>ll4 paid. · .. $2511. WY :l-2418. ReDler woruee, I'111DOI'OJ · thousand of dollars in aircraft ,,, <'mre in Mari•tt· is local· W Main II. ......... A', Value ~ 1 Til~tll HMO. • Gordon Caldwell · , -··· 1 14 Uc t. Ill: I qiM maint"D'IJM' COIL led at all Four\11 Street. Qoril S. i4, Auditor ol \l•lg$ •.• ,.A. Obit _:. . .. .. ' K,tl lb ~et. DOWN A.OROSS 1. A ni!CI( ocarf 2. F light of L New• com. mentator: H tmtlf'y IS. Condiment V. N etwork: an&t. Moharrunell f n tm _,ca 3. Musical atudy 4. Letter 5. Identical • • CGn.ttella- 10. Sandw'aa tree ......... """· 13 . ACeufoo .- 111. City: 18. M"en4, l9. Sea ..gle 20.<1unrod 23. Buffet - - - 11. Dl"(lerinecl 12. KJnd ot 14.Greedy Ui. Hebrew 7. A t • tn shel\a.e • letter ]IJ. Travel I 8 . Cb.ll.l'IWter-by 17. Texuclty on Rio ealamtty H . Vallelf; poet. Grande 19. lreland: 24. Breeu 26. Arrow :n. R e JO. Cleuod, ... profit .,.,.....,.,_ Nlhl' peat a!Addltlono to bulldlnp 38.More .......ln.. 80. G""'k Iotter WE'DOF .JUMPI1) 18. Wine r"ceptacle 39. Hat: sL :29. Songlike AT TH' OIANCE TOMOVEOUTA 110. Plead poet. 21. Greek Jet:.te&" 22. AUure 24. IncendiarIsm 2!S. UncoU. 28. Any ttattlsb. 31. Noblemaa. 32. Rea ch upw ard 34. C lose to 35. Print measure ,. ,1\S~UNF ALLI!1' for time Navigato ~ Isi.JI. 4:1. 'MWJCulbw ....... 42. Sbosboneaa lndllmo "4S. Fathem 44:. Jane--. by Bronte .,_"'A"·I~i DAU.Y CRYPl'OQUOTE - Bore's bow AXYDLBAAXR to work It: II LONG.II'EI.LOW Qne letter simply stands: fOT another, In this 118.mple A Is use4 tor tbe three 1/a. X for the two O'a. etc. Single )etter8, apo,. trophl~Mr, the length artd fonna.tlon of the wotdl are all hint.l. Each day the e!XW: Jetter. an different. DICit lRAC, A Cf)pto{raa Qoot&Uoa TKR THMSA UAYEULWZF 1 RETU V~HS WM SWLA ZES E S VEUSE VAYIIULWZF !-QA.ZQII I Sham-~ 0 A ll Y CROSSWORD 40. Formerly H~nnesy 1 lly 36. Bend torUa. aa nt.ya $1. To btd& ~-- I Thus we also bavo to lace CoUDctls. tho prospect that, humiD nature! The CbanDtl Swim· CBS. , being what It Ia, there wW 1000 ADdy Grlltttb Sho ' . TV • be ptralAI ships off tbo north another w 11 aet lor California coaat "-•-'"" Holl~ "~' Hrles HUon aJdetJ · · • but ~~. ' UWJ I k Grif. wood television programs w the Knotts who c • Don culturally deprived. Thill, of ' has movie ambfcourse, will mean federaJ gov· ·~tions, won't be back as a weekernment Interference, which II ly regular .• . CBS-TV'•. Joey worse than -alon. BISbop show Ia reported Ylrtual· . certain. to be canceled at the We associate N1c~ea, Con- I end ot _th1s season, bul he may stance and Trent w1th Church return m a variety format. Yreslerday'• Cryp&:oqao'tef THE FIRST GRJCAT JrtB...m ID'II: IS TO PUT UP Wl'l1l THINOS.-GI\A.CIAN tO Mi. Kille l'e&t1U"61 &niUOIM. -..... ! or AT TJ..IE R:EAR O F "Tl<l5 STA9eUKl CASI!. W/>5 F'JIIRTICUI..ARLV RE!P\ILSIVE, SINGE MR. 1<009 HI'D S'roi'PED TO LEND A 14ANO 1'0 WAAT HE Tl<OlJGHT WAS A MCITORIST IN -rootJ!ILE , DEfv\ANOED HlS WNE'I, WHILE n<E On<ER STAVEDAT~E QUICI( OH , YES, n<E NKJIJTl< , HIS MJUTH WAS UKE THE. MOUTll ON TillS MCDE\, - ALMOST I=EMI I' I' e · · 1 Hospl'taJ ews Snow T'l res -·M I ~:.SUPER Ne~ 1 SOCIAL SECURITY :m:: :--= "!.....= ==--==:--:-.,.-~C""-- va~ WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:46 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 1:03 Newt 4:30Eiectrlc Co. News 7:08 Musical Clock 4:40 .fim Mees Show 7:30 Newa Headllnel 5:30 Sign Off 7:32 Musical Clock SATURDAY 1:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 6 :00 Sign On - News 8:05 World N•ws 6:05 Country MuSJc 8: 10 Sporto Today 6:25 Country Jamboree 8:15 Weather 7 ' 110 News 8:16 Musical Clook 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 1:55 Com.nunity News 11:00 Top Teo Show 9o00 Talk of the Town 12 :00 Noon News 9:55 Mason CouniJt News 12:15 Mucial Interlude 10:110 Public Service 12:30 The Rev Merlin Teets 10:15 Family Worship Hour 1:110 Jim Meeo Show 10:30 Latchs•.rtng UO Sign Off __ 11:00 News Beat SUNDAY ll :OS Momfng Melodleo except Friday, Church 7: 30 Sign On . Army Hour 8:00 l'rencb City Baptilll ll-4 5 WBe:!• :mg 8 3D Sunday Show · or ewo 9:30 The Bible Speakes lD You i11 :55 Mason County News 10:00 The Good Lile 112:00 Community News 10·· 15 Sunday Sh ow 12.05 Markets Local News 12·10 12 :00 Noon Newo 12: 15 Weather 12:15 Chnstlan'o Hour d 12 . 20 8 11 . 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeta 12·· 25 Nu etin Boar 1:00 Sunday Showcase ~.' ews 0 Gram• 1:30 Rev Silas BUiu , .30 County Agenl 2:00 Re;, Andrew f.,ono ~::trJ.:r" Roond 2 45 The Rev. Rllacoe Thorne •·oo Countcy Go Rllund 3:20 Country Hymn timers ::55 N B .. ews eat uo Bapllat Laymau's Hour J:OO Midway Ma!loee 5.30 S1gn Off 3:55 Newa Beat WMPO Radio MONDi\Y THRU FRIDAY &:00 Sign On - Newo 6:0!> Scared Hearl 6:20 Meigs Cuunty RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Shu" 6 57 Weather 7:00 News 7 05 l'lny's Momlng Chapel 7:20 BiD Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7 : 3~ Pickens Hardware (Tues . Tburs-) 7:50 News B 00 Bill Ml!ler Show 8:30 OaDy Light 8 45 BUI Mlller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. • Fr1.) 9:00 News 9:\Jii Cpflee With Janet 10.00, BIU MJUers Bruncb Show 11:00 Ministerial Aasibclation 11 :15 MaltQil Agrl Fnt. .) 11:15 fatblly Worshlp tThurs. 11:15 A.S.C. Prolfl'am (Fri.) 11:30 ~!"BP Sbop ~y's Country Hymnttme 12ement Blodl News 12 :1& Gdellsler Gueol Star t:t·30 La,rry Andersoa Sh ' i:oo JilD Meoo Sho ow ,. w Co(= II:: TERRY u: 4:00 Disclng with Dnss 4,30 Interchange 5:00 Community News 5;05 World Newo 5:15 Sports Today 5;2'\ Weather 5:30 Dloner Musicale 5:41 Sign Off SATURDAY G:46 Sign On 1:00 Be StW and Know 7: 113 Newa 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 Newo Headlmes 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8· 00 Ohio Valley New• 1:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather I : 16 PL Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & StDry Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Servtce 12o00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Hoard 12:25 News 0 Grams 12;30 Saturday MaUnee 1 : 1~ Ohio State Footban 4:00 Di.scins with Oo81 4:30 Top reo Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 Public Servlco 5:SO Dinner MUsicale 5:45 Sign Off LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII lw HAROLD GllAY Wl5!! Pt:~ f!lj,T GIT nv:tf BUcl<tT OUT (! M'WAY! AR·R•... YEAH~ I DoN'T ~Ei '!9!.1 ALL COV~ED WITH I'LL MOVt IT M'SiiLF J HAW! HAW I HAW I 5EAUT'I MEDAlS. V'Sl!O HtPPQ! ABBIE AND SLATI J~ke I _ zo s. a o-n I Lot :· ....,.,...,bUIIJ """==,.-:--:---:---- -- : e Middle~ort. 1-:u "Yau had ~lptmam again lut n!Pt, Ecf&arl I wleh JOUlfOUldn t watch the news Just belore 1 olns to bed I" I 78' ~~~---.:..----..f. I 'l'~IOf, ~ ~ - lllak~, Co\inW~ BEN Cl\!111<" B\' NUL ADAMI I REOOtY.MelflE() HE II! STARIB> ON A R1i61111Et1 �.., ... " · -· ~ ..... .. ...... -~ , ,.,,. ,., . ..... . ....... .......... -~ . . .......... _. . .......... . . ,~ ... -- .r..J•- '""•·-~~··• • -.~ .. -~ . .,__., j • ~4TRFI1' • OoaoiJ ... ....,.., rllD Jesus as Light Of the World Is Class Theme 11le theme, " The Light o£ tht- World Is Je~us. ' w.;~s used by Mrs . C. E Young as the dE'vot1onal topiC' when Class 12 of Heath Methodist Churl'h met Wednt>sd~y evt!m ng <~I thf' churC'h Mrs James Cla tworthy was pz an1~ 1 tor the gruup smgll)g , " Wal k in the Light." 1 ~1r ~ loun~ ggve <1 ·New Vf'ar's Pledge" taken from Toget hrr \1<1 gazme <~nd gave scripture reaatng from "1' h t U~rwr Kuom .. Sht' dosOO wzr h prayer. :\t1rs Ear l Kmght. prer;; 1dent. opened the rneetmg w1fh a I new ~· pm·., verse It wa~ annoum:ed tha t pecans were still 1 for si.J le by tht' dass Mrs Per· I ry Mitch rPported on the to MISS I Christmas g11t sent Vesta McCoy, shut -m member . I Mrs Davzd Enstmznger reported on parsonage re pa1rs and Mrs 1;len Lambert wported on [ memorial flowers se nt !or Mrs . , C;:.rl m 1\f'eler . a deceasPd mem-1 ber of the WSCS. A ca rd was sJgm•d tor a shut -rn member. Mrs Jack Bech• ' program chamn,m. g:l\- l' readmgs entitled "Be Sti ll and Know" and nn ' enlarged ver!itun ot the •·Be;ltitudes." She conducted Bi1)\p qui;es assJslE'd by .Vl1 ss Bess Sanborn. Wlllne.rs were Mi ss Sanhoru, Mr ~ (;Jeno Lam!)(>rt, and ~1zss Frieda Faelm\e Mr~ Km ght gavt• the dosmg pr ayer . The hosles!ieS, Mrs. C: o Rail. Mrs Tom Riley, Mrs Mrs Fred Hibbs and Jam.{'" Simpson served a salad : cour c;~. Mr s Knight pres zd('d ai I the collet' serv1c:e The table I was l'O'-'ered w1th a lace doth a'ld centered with a pmk and 1 white fl ower arrang..'llent and while tapers . 1 Charter Draped ·In Memory of Violet Hill SPECIAL GROUP SAVE NOW ON WOMEN 5 DRESSES Men's or Boys' 1 SWEATERS ON THE 2ND FLOOR $35 .00 $29.50 $25.00 $19.50 $17.50 $16.50 $14.95 $13.95 $12.95 $10.9S WOMEN' S WOMEN'S WOMEN' S WOMEN 'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES ..... . SALE $17.50 ... . . . SALE $1U5 SALE $12.50 .. ... . SALE $9.75 ...... . SALE $8.75 . ..... . SALE $8.25 .•... . SALE $7.48 ... .. . SALE $6.98 . ..... . SALE $6.48 . .. . . . . SALE $5.48 LADIES Ju sl 9 coats to se ll . While fuem ory of Violet Hill wh£'n the ChE'St PI Council. Daughters of Amer ica , met Tue sday even ing wtth 36 mrmbers present. Sadie Trussell, councilor, pre· sid€d Anna Tuttle and Zona I Biggs were reported ill and Ronerta Lf'P and Goldie Wolfe I !::tch inJured in accidents . Eth- j el 1:3entz was mstalled as assodate vtce councilor by Erma I Clela nd. euunc1l deputy. j It was reported that 33 members attended the funeral of I Violet Hill in a body . The good I of order committee announced they were planning a surJrJse !or the next mcellng and ·asked each member to brmg ! comic valentme . I At the close of the meeting, a laVE'tl f' .;;hower was given tor ' Eveiyn Bauer who thanked the mfmbers for the many love ly gifts. Refreshments of individ· ual cake squares iced in white and topped with pink a nd blue 1 booties ice cream and coHee 1 ' were served. 1 ! . Delegates are Elected to County Council SALE $6.98 HALF-PRICE 5 REG. $10.95 Regululy $19. 50 to $59.50 2 REG . $8.95 SALE $4.48 00 00 •••••••••• 00 . ... the County Council of PTA Feb. i at the Utart school. " Delegates to the council will be Mrs. Bertha King, Mrs. Arlene Davis, Mrs. Evelyn Th~ ma , Mr. Robert Morris and Mrs. lda Mae Murphy . Alter· Nlel to attend are Mrs. Ro·))ert Morris, Mrs. Madeline Painter, Mrs . Capehart, Mrs . and Mrs. Milliron . "' Following the business meetillg a film on safety was shown. fll'be room award was won by Mrs. Ada Ohlinger's fourth iP<fe. The next meeting will ~ held Feb. 24 when Founders ~y wUI be observed. AU par· are urged to attend. I 00. 00 • ......... :ORDUROY SLACKS Sizes 2 to eX - 7 to 14. Rog, $1.69 SALE _ __ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $2.00 $3.00 $3.00 $5.00 $5.00 $6.00 SLACK SETS 7 REG. $3.95 SLACKS . .... .. .... . SALE $2.50 large and 4 REG. $7.95 SLACKS ......... ... SALE $5.00 Slipover coat s l ~.tles . Here 's how you save 4 REG. $5.95 SALE $3.DO 1\iLeS 4 to 6X - $1 .95 $2.95 $3.95 $495 $5.95 $7.95 SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS 6 REG. $8.95 DRESSES .. ........ .. SALE $6.00 Checked Gingham $7.00, $7 .Y!i Sweaters on sale for $5.00 etc., etc. 2 REG. $10.00 DRESSES ........... SALE $6.00 69c Mattlesse and Printed Tapestry. Good colors loll Mtn's ~.95 Extra Heavy Flannel Shirts 2 for $6.00 • yard Foam Rubber Mats Twill Work J..:kats $6.00 Buoyant and resilient natural foam rubber with beveled edges. Skid proof, tnp proof, convenient, durable . Beautiful marbelized pastel and dark colors. $1.69 BANLON SOCKS "Log Cabin" Throw Rugs Rug pile of 100% Rayon, with skid proof back that will launder beautifully. Decorator colors match in pal• Men's Sport and Utility Socks aU five sizes. 24d6 - - - 3d - - - - 27x4l _ __ 4q _ __ 24x70 RUNNERS ... ... .. ... Sizes lO lA to 13. Whiteribbed top . Sale 8oy1' $1.95 Lona Sleeve SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $1 .DD $1.5D $2.DO $2.5D $3.00 $4.DO FLANNEL SHIRTS oo . . . oo oo • • • $3.69 Upholstery Squares •nd Excellent for pillows, chair seats, foot stools, knitting bags and numerous other uses. All first quality, brand new, up to date patterns in upholstery fabrics. Textures, Tweeds, Brocatelles, Matttesses. SOc Sizes 8 to 14. Colorful plaids . Compl ete ly wash· able- Sale •••h ELECTRIC BLANKETS Waltz Jength gowns $1.00 and ,ong gowns. 100 % nylon, Lace trim. Sizes 32 to 48, Men'• tnd Boys' Made by Phil Maid . White ::.nd pastel shades. TROUSERS 2 to• $6·00 Wash 'n we&r cottons, cor· blf'nds. Not every size. Your choice this sale Regul.ar Sizes (Only 17 Coats in lot) 139.50 $29.50 $25.DO 119.50 116.50 $13.95 CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT ----------------- -- - -·-----------·--------·- -- ·------·- ---·------- ------------- - ---------------- ------------ ------------------- SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $21.00 $22.DO $20.DO $14.DO $11 .00 $10.00 Sale! Women's Skirts $13.95 SKIRTS -- -- -·- ------------- ------ SALE $10.00 $12.95 SKIRTS -------- - ---- ---------- --- SALE $1.DO 110.95 SKIRTS ----------------- --------· SALI $6.DO $1.95 SKIRTS ·- ·------------------------ - SALI $5.DO 17.95 SKIRTS -------------- ------------- - SALI $4.00 15.95 SKIRTS -·-------------------------- SALE $3,DO Colon: Pink, Blue, Beltlo, Red, Gold to $5.95 Trousers- $2.9~ duroys. Rayon and nylon SALE! LADIES' CAR COATS A rayon and acryllc blend blanket that Is non-aller· genic, machine washable and math proof, with IIY· Ion top binding, and whip stitched bottom. Snap fitted corners. Illuminated control. $13.95 Twin Bed, Sintlt Control . . . . . Solo $11.00 $14.95 Double Bed, Slntl• Control .. Solo $12.00 $16.95 Double Bed, Dual Control .... Solo $14.00 $2.00 BEDROOM SUITES Traditional, Modern, EarlJ American, Frencb Prmlnelal BOYS' $2.95 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1\11 WBSh 'n wear fabrics. Sizes 8 to 18. Snlid&, stripes, plaids. Ivy button :lawn collar, hi.gh rib collars and regular wide spe. !!ial eollan. Sale $149.CJ0-..3 Pc, Modern .....• •••.. s.ilo $119.00 $289.00--3 Pc. Fr. Provincial . ••••. S.lo $209.00 $239.CJ0-..3 Pc. Modern, Walnut . •• . Solo $110.00 $198.CJ0-..3 Pc. Elite M.hagony . , , . S.lo $149.00 $169.00--3 Pc. Early Am. Maple .... S.lo $127.00 BLOUSES ON SALE R"JJ . $2.95 BlouSALE $1.50 Buy Men's or Boys' Jackets and Car Coats During Janutry Sal• Time end SlY• 4 fine selection of styles tnd Sizes. Here an 10!118 >f the sale priceP - $lt.9D COati and Jackelll Solo $1D •12.115 Coati and Jackotl Solo $UI - $11.811 Coato ond Jacketl lalo ...SO •tel· "CapriH All Cotton $229.00--3 Pc. Modern, Mahagony .. Solo $172.00 With stitched end• . ColGI'I : Hale, Gold, Blue Green. 70" X 110" $429.110-4 PC. $1CTIONAL ----- -- - ---$429.G0-2 PC. SUITE -----------------$291.00 SOPA ------ ------------------$219,00 SOFA --··· -- --··-------------- $319.-2 PC. SUITI -----------------$D9.-I PC, SUITE -- ---- ----------$419.00-4 PC, SECTIONAL ----------- $319.00 SOPA __ -· -------- -----------$329.~ PC. IUITI ------------------ ----------------· $279,01 SOFA . _ $309.1111--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$469.110--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$319.00 SOFA -------------------------t3fi.OI SOP~ __ ·---------------------$279.-2 PC. SUITI ------- ---- -- ----$Ut,II0--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$249.110--2 PC. IUITI -----------------$329.G0-2 PC. $UITI ----------·------$249.10-2 PC. SUlTI -----------------· $239.110--2 PC, SUITI ------·----------$41t.G0-2 PC. IUITI -----------------$319.111-'2 P<. SUITE -----------------$38.- 2 PC, SUITE ·----------------1369,110--2 PC, $UITI -----------------$379.1111--2 PC. SUITE -----------------$319M-2 PC. SUITI ------------------ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALI SALE $ALl SALI SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE ULE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALI ....... 10" $529.00-5 Pc. S.lltl Cherry; lorly Alii. .. $397.00 ELBERFE~LD5 I I I ' \ .I Hies Fridav . House Trailer Deadline Near I Mayor smit . h0f M"ddl I eport Is BOl\lng • out 0£p01•ItiCS • a ° I 1 rou- 1 1 NIXOD LI•kes Bl•ISS for '6 .6 I . • Simmons and Kroehler G· $229.N ILIIP 01( tOUNGI ---····-·-"- aAll $153,00 $229.10 -·-- -----------:. IAkl $161M --·····----- IAI,I 1172.111,1, . $249.00 1109.00 IOfA . lALII $11.01 $11f.N IOPA Of H d 1 lniiD .oult! •. -C--·----------···-·· IALI '\ aae , I :.lie ,'1\.lie a ' . Last 8attle I PC, CHIIOMI! SIT ---------- -- IALI $St.po $19.10 DROP LIAP--5 PC, --- -- ----- --- - SALI t64.00 $91.111-l' PC. CHROMI ----------------- SALE $79•• $11910.-7 PC, CHROME --·-------- ----- SALI $9t.IO $129,0D-7 PC, and 9 Pt. CHROMI SITS IALI $UM.• 'l49,ot-' PC, BRONZE ---· · SALI $12S.OO fl29.110--5 Pt. ROUND BRON%1 and IRASI hlo $1MAt $15t.00-4 PC, liNCH and CHAIRI ---- - SAL. " " " ' · $249.-11 PC, OOLO TONI ~--· ------- SALI $i1UI $129.011-J P~ Modem, Wolnut ,; •. .. . Solo $97.00 $209.00-3 Pc. Ma.,rn ... . ..•.. ... S.lo $159.00 X """"' 1'hursday N"•ght I' ..t.oo..-. and SOFA BEDS 70" M"ddJ J eport f'I"rem en Vowm"g cont. J s . t All .Jnueu ervtce 0 grou near Pleasnn• Volunteer Fire Department IPy nd Hosp1 tal the as the Boardval· of t'.;ov a.Mtddleport s ked it s follO\\'ing "official statement of officers poli cy'' to· on terms, the International t..ong-j WASHINGTON (UPI)Trustl'es ol P lea sant Valle) otti·OI ·town ca ~s he p ubli s hed . II follows: shoremen's Association <ILA) The White House has r• I ' e<irller gave te nta1ivf' approv. To All CltllPns of Mei~~ and GaiJia County: al to the prow·t by off.rmg Wtlhtn the past few days an -·'·~- -. policy makers meet today to Of U c•lvtd IIIUroncll of oorly I h"'pilal property as a site. arl~el e appeared loca lly wh tch a co nt ract. consider waya to speed the men , Senoia oct ion on Its $1.08 ' Our first and main """""rn ..back to .their jobs. No retum l b i I Uon redevelopment · Tht> proposed nursing home Salisbury TownRhip Trusll"t"s is to protect life , limb, and propto work order was likely, how· . IStn , • p ...nm for tho AppaloLONDON (UPI)- Sir Wmston PVT. HEILMANN facility IS • $1.141.850 projecl satd loday re•ldenls of the erty of all of our olttzens. We ver, until agreements are [ j chil region. · IChurcht'll'!l --ndt'llon " · r•mat·ned wit h the local share to t'ome b' 11 do not have any voi~ in th e w "" p W'l towns tp are to ca the Porn1' reached in th~ stalemated Gulf Dan Cole of Marietta , district . Sen. Jenni-s Randolph, unchanged today ' and a contro-vt. I liem Dalt> Hf'D- fJ·om revenue bonds to . be is- eroy Fire Department iu&Lead ',signipg,_, of .. cont.IK'f . • • This IS. Coast bargainmg · I "• I fl d h f mann, son of Mr . and i\-frs. b h M (' c t ~ :~ ..~ 1 i ~nior deputy of Lions Interna- D·W. y 1 ,, floor mlnager vt>rsy are up over I e ar·t :"'tn:-u y t e ason ,oun y our of Middleport's in the future. betweton towils, 'fa'wnsttiplr or I t ' I d lbed ~ · t . t fo th 'd tha t much of Britain's official Dana S. Turner and Lht• dl"· A ATHENS _ • U S Mill- _1ona , escr a rc-uiS r1c- , r e measure, 111 ceaSt>d Alvah W. Heilmann or Others receiving allocations spo k t>sman sai d thi~ C'ommunity and the Middleport " · · ~ . tng proposal Wednesday for Thursday he had told 1 business is at a standstill be- Chestt>r ha <'hange is nf"t·tssary becau!'ie \ 'IIIa:rt" council. 1 t d h' Wl'rt' Summersv ill~ . Bluefield. b 1" tary Alr Transport Serv Ice members of the Pomeroy club. Whita House aid the Sen.. cause of his illnt"ss. tbe ''ontra cl with Middlt'no,rt ' s ump e e Your aenerous donations have (MATS) C121 plane erashed ld basic training with the U, s. l'harl t>ston and Hin ton . a!l for h h •· o President Edward Foster pre- ate wou honor Pre~ldent I1 One "'"ek ago tod,•" y Ch ttrrh· Army ,·. Fort Kno K a~ Pf'n ca m·t>IIPd . Thl' trus- made it possible to buy and ''"'· t · k 100 ·1 .. ~ _ d 1ong krm ('J r.:> mst Jtut In · I, u~w a moun am pea m1 es sented Cole , and John Mulligan , Johnson's request for 1 . fl' d k x, y. an Ires submitted a lettPr to mai ntain our equipment. st of here today. Greek au- of Belpre. zone chairman. Cole floor vote at the earliest 111 s u ere a mas1ve st ro e eight weeks srhooling at Forl All a llocat ions are lt'ntative M'dftl lll 1 and his vitality s lowlv. ha s been Ru«·ker AI f pend 111 ~ :1m, 'T\' <i' , \ lhf' ~~ 1 r. . f'Jl'lrl "'. age council at We therefore wish to go on · ht 81r. rtllea sa ld aII 1~ persons said Meigs County will be in possible date. R1I'Miolph 1 · a.. or 1tg Pu~ 1ts last rnt>t>lmg canN"IIing the record a!; stating we have nev .~ were feared ktlled · I District K Instead of "13-H" II ld Joh nson ~1 request I· draining away . But todav ·s mid- ("rart and helicopter trainin"e . gl'on general of the U. S u- rontral't bt>l'HUst' the town~;hlp er refus~d to answer any call ca111 ' I The new district would serve h I d come lnvrt LI Lday medical bulletin from his l"vt. Ht>ilrnann spenl a holi- lie fh -:.d th s.'r •It ';' d y u.fore 1 <'OUI not afrord tht: rosts. and we will not ln the future CAPE KENNEDY THE about 2.000 Lions club mem· l ht ended two deys of . ph.}d's icisan, WL~rd Mohran, mel'ely day leave with his parents and Tht>se hHd h~n fixed by ord- WP welcome any money bul United states today rocketed a bers. Approval of the plan ls i hearings on the bill, ;sai . . lr mston ad a quit>t frh•nds In Chester and has lnan<'f" at $50 per house <'a11 not at the expense of losing glii_termB new Tiros weather expected to come at the state which would provide night and there is no change in returned to the lith Air A*' J 1 and SIO per brush - or nuis· frJends u•""Uite high over south Flor- convenlt'on 1·n May. ,· funds for oconomt'colly do- his condition.'' sault Oi\'ision, Fort Benning, ~ ao('t' <'a 11 · .M~~~ bomt>owuers ' Again we urge you to utilizt> ida :and Cuba in_to a polar orbit Mr. Mulligan complimented \ pressed lreas of 11 states. : There was a flurry of ala rm Ga. He Is a 1962 graduate of lnsur.an('e poh<'i~s providP $50 nur ~qulpi!Tlent and we will imthat 11_Vlll &lYe Jts , rolling eyes the club on Jts progress. He ·:n:<;;j,\'i'lf~~;.#I~VWo.i~..w .• today when a fire broke out in Easlt"rn High school. His ad· en efSOU for lire protrrtJon <"ails. mediately answer and do our full ' Yie~ or earths clouds. suggested _the club be host to a j , an ~partment build.ing 50 vards drrss is l7th A.V .N. Co., Fort best to serve you. T~ay s launch was marred zone meetmg Jan. 26 at 7:30 P· j I hehtnd the Churrhtll residence Benning. Georgia. irodicat"'l lhe Middleport Fire MIDDLEPORT VOLUN· by t!te "too hot" performance m. at the Federated church. at 28 Hyde Park Gate . The .,~ IJepar!mt"nt would nut .;~n~wer TEER FIRE DEPARTof 11ie rocket's second stage, The. suggestion was accepted . ' l apartmenl was ullO('cupted and fire or ltrst aid cal ls wrthout MENT that shoved the payload htgh· Lton Don Mullen was autbor· . fireme n quickly had the bloze PT PLEASANT- Mrs . Mary - - - -- - - - er than expected •. but scientists ized lo secure • new flag for ! : under control . They satd there G. Miller , 61. of Henderson dted •aid ·:J'Iros' misston would be the meeting room. !nev er was any dan ger lo the early thi s morning at Pleasan t met. 'With a 460-mile high pol-l Anothei' guest was the Rev . MASON - Funeral services Churchill home Vallrv Hosp1tal after a linger· ar orbit and a umque cart- 1WilHam Perrin, pastor of the for Thelma Hall, who died A front page editorial m the M C d G d tng 1l ! ne~s . Wheel arrangement for its two , Federated church. Ladtes of the Thursday evening at 11 . 30. p ' London Daily Mirror brought H ·~~~dw~~nl~e~n~;~ ~:u;~' She allended the Church of television cameras, Tll"Os-9 wlll j church servmg lunch were m at Meigs General hosp1tal mto the area of public discus~ 1 .1 th 11censes 1God of Prophecy • m Pt · Plras. 11 b h ld ' ra1 Pr owners at M L S · . . be able to keep a weather waleh I Mrs. LoUts Reibel, Mrs. Gladys I Wt e e Sunday at 2 p m I slon a malter thai has been b h d avor '""e mtth of Mtddleport Sllld today he wfU 1 ant Her husband Orvtlle R 1 h 1 over the entire world - four C'uckler, Mrs. Clara Karr and at fi'oglesolll Funeral home ' whispered for three days lmus ehpurc aseh a b ISJO - ~ Miller died lD 1959 not be l'andidate to sutceed hirnself in the May Repub· th b . I . he ICe m t r court ouse v an· 1 ' ., . times the coverage of each of Mrs. Ben Neutz Img 1 WI utJa m t Graham cemNotes Postponement . b Surv vmg are thrt>e sons. IC:m pnmarv eIec t 1on . 1 11 1 1 , et Th R . . uarv 31 or pena ltes wr e as- · • Th . .t. I Its elJ:ht predecessors. e. ev. Ralph Mahon-: The Da1ly Mtrror noted that sessed Charles of Henderson. Wilbur us \\I'II end th e h omP-t o~n po11_1ca career of May· 1 1 ery: MHS Glee Club to ley wtll offtcll:te , Prtme Minister Harold Wilson c8 ld II d .h ·II' ol Ltttle Cahforma , Pa . and or Sm tth a fter stx years ol public serVJce. NEW YORK- A TEEN·AGE I She was born May II, 1898. ' had postponed a diplomatic tnp b we '" ' t e 1 ~na ~~~ George Pillsburgh Pa Ftve The mayor declmed lo Ptn· -· · - -- - - -- 11 socialite plunged to her death ! Pre8ent ~65 Follies jn Gallia county, the daughteril.o West Germany and canceled WJ e a tm~n;~umt o . o~ dr.ught ~rs surviVIn~ ar~ Mrs pomt reasons lor his dPCision !lnd present Planning CommisTbunday night from her grandof the late John and Blanche · a speech to the nation reporting ~r h cen e 1ax T 1ue, Alice Dunson and Mrs Clara oth~r !han to observe '' Things s ion Otairman and Commumty mother's 16th story duplex pent- The Middleport High School I Kmght Cundl£f. l Ori his first 100 days in office w IC ever I s grea er ra J ers Se ibner o1 N~w .Spri~gfleld vjust haven 't bPen gomg the Improvement Corporation Pres· hOuse Glee Club, directed by Mrs . Survivon include her hus- 1because of Churchill's illness used for ca mpmg or ref'reatJOn 0. Mrs Margaret Saffero' wt~y I thmk the\' should ., !dent William (Bill) D. Childs EU~n Farnsworth Loomis. 17, Clarence Lacey, is plapning a bend, Albert Hall, Mason; three iThen .it added· , purpobstes are exemptt fbrlom tax- P;itsburgh Mrs Bettv Crow ' Ma)'Or Smi th an MHS grad l and John Zerkle, veteran roun: 0 am • .. •h•-f N E 1 nd I dlferent program 'ts 1 sons Albert R 11 J G 1· es, u owners mus£rom · • . .and · an honor stu-I · cilman tru ck'mg the tla . "6"'t.a o . a ew ng a , . as I annua • a r .• a 1oo, i 'But IS is what Sir Winston tax-exempt stkker the aud- C2nuon sburg, Pa . ,and Mrs uat e. ath l£-fe . • Middl"""rl ... ,_ med1cal scientist whose ent1re i sprmg . presentation. he vocal Ralph, Hartford. and Don of ! himself would Wish ? He would !lor's office Lt•ona Tho.:npson . Brecksville, dt'nl here and at Oh10 UnJVer- ftrrn owner. family is listed in the New group. JS rehearsing for the Mason ; two daughters, M rs. lbe the last man to approve of I Cald ell ~I id th e penal- 0 . A brother. Wilbert Wolftord Sit '-' \\lwre he took a master's I Reports also have circulated York Social ~gister, was kill- I "~mncal _F'ollies of _Hl65 '' to be Irene Taylor, Canal Winches.! postponements and cancella~ ' ty for :og ta:op;:chases is now uf Penn~ylvama also survives , degrPe m chemistry, was elect- 1 that Clerk Gene Grate mav ed instantly in the fall onto l gJven Fnday evemng, March ter, and Mn. Ruth Zahl. lhons of urgent matters on his i If 1 ment for a lona0 w1th l4 orandchildren and ed to twu cou ncd terms serv- jhave opposJtiOJ'l in May H~ I:tt 11 8 0 · bl 19 j G t 23 h'ldr '" e ec · • " " ' ' a fashion& e residential street rovepor ; grande 1 en 8: account Throughout the war 1 singlf' tags and $S for 8 kennel ont> grea t grandchild mg 2~ years . fmi!;hed l "tz· years 1 Di c k Ball . ey, boo kkeeper for the a few dO?rs. from Central Park. ~!though not complete, plans g~eat grandcbildren, a years Winston Churchill had a ' license. 1'hls IS 10 add if LOn to Frirndc; mt~y call at t he of former Mayor Kenneth Me-, Goeglein Bros. A note mdtcated she was de- ~al for numerou~ dance s1ste.r. Miss Eileen Cundiff, Port. stirrmg creed . He demanded 1 the r~:>gular cost ol $2 for indi- Mohr Stevens Funeral home Elhmney ·s term as mayor, then : A board of public affa1rs I!. ipMdent over her parents' sep- · tines, solos, musical. numbers. Mar1on, Pa.; and two brothers. : 'action this day' and he got it. 1 vidual tags and $IO for kennel , after 6 p m , today. On Satur- was elected to the mayoralty in · to. be nominated and elf'rlt• d Iseveral humorous skits and .a Jack of Mason, and Billy, of ''Is it not somehow ore key tlicenses. A total of 2_890 tags day , the l>ody will be taken to I his own right. two years ago.! thiS year in Middleport. It wlil aration. dance ehorus ~~~- The ensem- Col~bus. that lhe ill~ess of our greatest 1 had been purchased by Thurs- the Greenlee Funeral home at H_e will complete. he thinks, I be charged with buil~ling and AIR FORCE ACADE~Y, , ble and. t~ m1_xed ensemble ! Fr~ends may call at the ru- man of action should become, d~y. Fredericktown. Pa ., where ar- h1s current term wh1ch expires I supervising the proposed sewColo - Silence was eonspJCU· I will part1c1~ate 1R the pro- neral home after noon Satur· lfor the ~oble~t or motives, a rangements will be announced . Det. 31 . 19%. i erage system. Elected on a 1 QUI on the !doping grounds of I &ram. lday, cause of machon or delay "!'' The record shows Mavor . non-parttsan ballot, eandidatPs the Air Force Academy today · ·-- - DUANE HOI.M DIES ' H i\f'll . Smith has made repealed re· for the board· must file hy Feb ln the wake of the resignations e omer 1 8 18 eommendations for economy 3. . oflour cadets followlna an In· su:; Treatedforlnjury l and efficiency 1n Middleport veatl&&tlon Into cheattna. , [A Y I p 1UN 1Y t P 1 uk · ' Homer Mtlls. 40. ol Rt . 2, town hall and for communtty The four who Mlaned volun·j . mes, owa, 0 acu e e em : Cheshire, was admitted to the i development. He has served F.il FILED t.o~ from the United St.otea' ,._ WILL . . . [ '"· He was the grandson 1 Mr . Holzer hospital Thursdav at 4 , as a member of the Planning 1 A petition asklne the Com· n - l mUitary chool were not -•, lAM B. MEA. l ily tn the lower chamber. grumbling ." and Mrs. Floyd Wessal of New p m. for treatment ol 8 dislo. l Commission , mon Pleas Court of Meig• Coun· ldellllfled. Ol!lclall lnd~ted V~IICAGO (UPI) - Former He discounted reports that . "With tBarryl Goldwater he· Hartford, low a, former rest· cated left elbow. Mayor Smith is aproduction ty to ~ulet o IItle m real estate mOie !ludell!• ml&hl be iJio on · l'retldent Rl~ M. Nlx: supporters ~I Dean Burch, out· I htnd htm and lhe .major. Mid- , dents of the Nease Settlement Mr Mills told doctors he . executive with the Celanest! ! was filed by Nathap J . Wtse olved predl~ IGday a vote form gotng ohaii'IIWI, were not 1west leaders hehmd him, 1 , area . The deceased Is ourvtved trippcod over a log while trving Corp ear Po· 1 Pie nt 1and Martha Joan Wise, Rut. ' · ' ally llllllllnll· lla,y Blln as reconciled to the leader!lbip 1 don't see how he tBiiss l can by his wile and two young chil· to move it. He is employed in ' s~~lioo/ ~n his asa · ' land, Rt. 1, opinat Thelma L!lNDON _ PRIMR InNis- :rmucagwNIUonall:ominittee ~·· . ifail to unite the party. " . Nixon dren. . i sor wh~ll have to ~~:: Barton ClmJ)bell, Los Angeles, 1Pomeroy. ler Barold Wllson'a young Lalallncb • . Inevitably, there are BOtng 118td In an airport mterv1ew as I 1 / next s ubject to the calif., Blanche Barton. Porn.. lxtr' IOVernment rot:ked IGday :;>r;~lfl'du! ~,!" ~:0~~~~·-.:.~~.::.th.~ he arrived Thursday night to Velerans Momorlal Hospital I Meigs G<nml Hn/pHal May p;imar; election, has roy, R . D. 1• and albers. 00 Iinder 111e impact o 1 sthnlng sent.otl"" •..,... nge, .,..-. ~~~ l"~? the GOP meeting. j 1 ADMISSIONS - Everett Dail- , lled upon three names. No n e ' by. . . . defeat many obeerv- "I th'* we · are a small m~lty and will Blts".'l the man >ylth, the , ADMISSIONS - Jolm Hun- ey, Pomeroy. , ha~ publidy expressed Inter. LOCAL hiMPji eri lltouiht IJIIIhl farce new ·chwu!e to win least st~kes agalnltl hllft, be nel, Pomeroy, Michael Wooten, DISCHARGES - Howard Sle- i est m the job whtch draws an The teml,lll'alure 111 Pomeroy'o lellenl electlilli. . .. JlfL~on support· added. .Everybollf has so~ 1 HarriSOnville. , wart, Kanouga; Charlotte Tra· : annual salary of $1,000. 1>11s1neq dlitil·~t 11 11 , 15 a m. 11114 .. ,~ p· J) ' hold Join ranb With olh,er . thlngs gmng llflalnst him. BliSS DISCHARGE&-Harold (;lark, cey. Middleport ; Cora Coates. j They are former Mayor c. today 1ra u: d undtr 011 ~""t' 1 · ' . ~ \i • "lfter .I • Utll?\t~· the lewest llrlkq," I Davton. IReedsvlllt 0 F'15h I 1bnan ln•..ho " '((~· -:~,~ ·· •1ti la~un ra~ wutl 1.1-t~:·,~m'.f:·. &\• lilt' ~~t.l..,t 'U''' tl.\;,. "'"!~!~ .. ..,.. ';·~~l~t" nw~··.~:t \In"~~ ·r~- -, 1 ,11~,~~·~·-·· .. ,."'ll• t.: I · er, ormer ~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~~\, · . '. f ~r:~- .r :;,~.J · \l'l\f .~ • •· 1flitr \ , \Mt~e l i~.J ,,,., \!-'\>'~• .jl litl:\"1' • 1,1· J .'U h-tt~·~~'l· 't~ ·~· •· • ,H.• \''1\\.l' ah~'•l• plu~l-\: ~u,..,,. , . '';"~ ~· « Mrs. Hall DI'es DINETIE SETS 4 Pc. ltollon Prov., Cherry S.lo $193.00 $198.00-3 Pc. Modorn, Goll Moh. .. S.lo $149.00 ··ommuni!~ Mrs. M"}) ef $286.10 $341.00 $222.00 $196.10 $260.00 $264.00 $210,00 $219,DO $220.00 $186.00 $206.00 $349.00 $260.00 $291.00 $263.00 $166,01 $111.01 $266.DO $166.00 $110.00 $210.DO $236.10 $226.01 $246.00 $256.00 $266.CIII $119.00-3 Pc. Modem, lhowco11 Walnut $144.00 SlngiH - - • ! The proposed Maso o Counly Nurs ing Home may bt' built on * HIDE-A-BEDS- SlEEP.QR-LOUNGES . . $219.011-J Pt, Modern ...... .· .• • • Solo $169.00 1 1 French Provincial $198.00--3 Pc. Oak, Early m •... •. . Solo $148.00 $191.00--3 Pc. Con)lfn Mahogany ... Sale $1A9.00 $259.00 1 1 $129.00--3 Pc. Modem, Biondo ..... Solo $99.00 PLAID BLANKnS $573 92 5IS • Allocated t0 Nurstng Horne . n ..... Kroehler- Valentine Seaver-Simmons-Early $259.00--4 Pc. Donioh Modern ..... Solo $193.00 $319.00--4 Pc. Mohogony, Trlllltlonol Solo $239.00 Lions H--ea_r_- -- ----..-"·-~. .=..-~-~ ~-,--,-,-=-,_...'""""'"'''"0~.,..,.,_ Ohio River 0 Churchi"ll I·s Unchanged ··n PI an f Cl b Red• cting LIVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS·· SECTIONALS $729.00-5 Pc. Solid Cherry . ..•• , . S.lo $549.00 $198.00--3 Pc. Modern, Delta Moh, .. S.Io $149.00 159 WOMEN 'S rdaanyk ofandoncfilee·reajpepctedrovalcoThntr"arct s• i FIVE CENTS Gov.l j ! $219.00--3 Pc. Modern ... ...••... Solo $164.00 $389.00--4 Pc. Early American, oolld cherry $292 ID lbe eot~~~lrJ. 1 SALE PRICES ON GOWNS LADIES SKIRTS 1 1 $119.DO WING BACK ·- ---· ------------ SALE $126,00 $159.DO WING BACK ----·-·----- - ----- SALE $109.00 $149.00 ROCKER RECLINER ------------ SALE $101.10 $149.DO LOUNGE CHAIR .------ ------ SALE $101.DO $139.00 ROCKER RECLINER ----------- SALE $93,00 $139,00 ROCKER RECLINER ------ -- --- - SALE $97.00 $159.00 BARRIL BACK --- ·- ------ ---- - SALE $106.00 $129.00 RICLINIU -·. · · ·- - ----------- SALI $11.00 $119,DO ROCKER RECLINIR --- -- - -- ---- SALI $10.00 $119.0t ROCKER RECLINER. -----·---·-- SALE $92.00 $97.00 SWIVEL ROCK!R ------ -------- -- SALE $65.00 $91.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------- -- ---- SALE $61.10 $19.10 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALE $10.00 $19.00 LOUNGE CHAIR ------------------ SALE $10.DO $19,00 SWIVEL ROCKER - --------------- SALE ~7.00 $69.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALE $51 .DO $71.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALI $51.00 ..9,00 SWIVEL ROCKER - --------------- SALE $46.00 ~9.DO PLATfORM ROCKIR --- ---------- SALE $41.DO ~9.00 SWIVIL ROCKER --- --- - ------- SALE $41.00 $59,10 PLATfORM ROCKER ------------ SALI $31.00 $69.01 SWIVEL ROCKER ··-- ------------ SALE $30.00 $59,01 SWIVEL CHAIR ·-·· ··- ------·-- -- SALE $25.10 $49.10 UPHOLSTERED WOOD ROCKIR -- SALE $31.00 $42,50 WOOO ROCK!R -- -------- ----·--- SALE $32.00 $27.50 WOOD ROCKER ------------------ SALE $21.00 $39,00 WOOD ROCKER - --- -------- ------ SALE $29.00 $17.50 BOUDOIR CHAIR ---------------- SALE $26.00 $32.50 WOOD ROCKER ------ ------------ SALE $25.10 $29.DO WOOD ROCKER ·- ------- --------- SALE sn,DO $29.ot SWIVEL ROCKER ------ ---------- SALE $11,00 $16.50 SWING ROCKER --- -------------- SALE $12.00 mounteiJt - •llmblq nil \OLU\JBUS (UPJ) . o! ":hirh hw:e fpwer people and I operatzon of th e Bureau of L'n- ~ in pub Hc offices, educational. James A. Hhodes told wdusLnaJ les mdu stn now than 40 }'ears employment l'ompen:-;.<~l!on. the recreational and cultural oppordeve lopers and b 1 d . usmess .ea era ' ago. Ista le will tr~m workt'fs tor any tumties. f• om southeastern counties to- : 'They must get moving to 1plgnt 10 OhiO In other cornments the gcv~ day . •·we want you to gear up . i prov idt Jobs tor their people ur I Hf'lp OfPrt'd ernor said man} of his proposYou ve got .~ 0 pitch m and do It lose the hr-st opportumty to The puhlzc uti!Jt iPS. acC'ord- als are aligned to pasage ot yourselves . . cume thPJr way yet,' ' said 1,ing to Hhodrs . Will ass1 st m d- the """'· m'tllt'on bond 1·ssuo Hhod d h k """"' •"'~ ~s m~ e IS_ remar . s at 1 •wdes. ! veloping mdust rv . which will be on the Mav 4 bal• 8 meetmg '." "'h lch ot hc Ja!s He added, ''There 15 only so 1 " Industr} zs Ihe l;,jrgt>st tax- lot. · I ~ere disclosmg their projects much the state can do .. I p&yPr 10 OhiO <.~ nd the lar~est ' During rus speech , Rhodetl re-, and pla~s for state . assJstanc~e Rhodes sa ul that With the eo- contributor tu tilt:' vanuus char- . ferred five times to the consti.for tht' 24 t'ountws Included 1 h · n --~- Jil es.' de£'larNl Rhudes. He rutional amendment in addres51('On lributf'd ·we should not tax mg the representatives attendt r~~ r d e r a 1 appalarhta prog · ' ' Industry dirN·II~ fnr the nt>xt 20 ing the meeting in his office T'he governor m a prepared years ~ 0 that lhry ,-an plan .:The statt has established ~tat~men~ deplored the situat ion ahead tor grow th ari ~'Xpansion stability m the statehou!ll!! and m !Je 3 fected rounlles, many ; 1 to provide mnrE" Jobs fo r our eliminated bickering and. hostilpeoplf' ·• ity.' ' sa id Rhodes. Rhode~ SJ id lhe slate need<; ''You canot harrass indus. the fonnatmn oj im - If} . Our Deve. lopment Departprovement 1 PT PLEASANT _ The State rorporll Jons m PV- ment will work with any com Board of Health has allocated :ry count .\ to dPvrlop .uzdu str~~l ' muni.ty, and is eager to help, 12 434 063 40 10 · H111 _ B -.J!f's. good tra nsport:ltJOn fa c1h- ·but 1t ('annot do the job all · · ·· urton tle!i poiT i 1 d b matching funds from the Ieder- _·:_ ___~~en ram an sta ility alo ne ,'' the governor &aid. al govf'rnmPnt for t-or.:>lructmn of five medical facilitie<. with ! Pomt Pleasa nt rrce Jving $573,- • i 925 for a nur sing home . I 1 American--Traditional-Modern- Salel Wom•n '• $3.95 Clifford Ellis Kimes , 32, who had been a heavy ~ e quipment operator on construction of the Belleville ;; Locks and dam for the past three years, died shortly be· ~ fore 4 p.m., officials said . The accident occurred when Kimes backed his huge 1 Euclid truck to dump dirt in the river at Indian Run hill. TEACH- I The truck apparently slid while he was backing it and marc. to- ran into the Ohio River, Dr avo officials said. where 229 1 Officials frn Dravo said no been ar- ·one apparently saw the acci~ awimmer. rested in connection with a de· dent . Kimes' body was recov- Born Feb. 3, 1933, at Reeds- 1 .segregation campaign. I ered after other truck drivers ville, he was the son ol Harry 1 100 teachers went in search of him when and Retha Kimes who reside More than I h f 'Jed t t h . ~ I 'II M K' I ROBERT WILSON led ed p g to participate in the e aJ to re urn o w ere : m Co VI e. r . lm s was a demonstration, which a spokes- the dirt was being loaded. 1 graduate of Carthage .. Troy Robert Wilson . s. R., of the man said was in protest against Inve"tigator~ said about half I High school and a vf'teran of voter registration procedures of the truck \,a::; submerged in the Korean War. U. S. t.:oast Huard, wali and " Other tactics'' by the Dal- water. Mr Kimes' body was Other survivors are his wife . among the service unUs las county board of registrars. taken from the truck cab at Wanda Marie Kitnes: two marching in the loaugur:.~l Civil rights attorneys, mean- ~ 4 : 1 .. p. m. by Dravo employees daughters, Regina and Dtane, parade Wednesday In Wubwhile. were expected to ask a 1 using a boat. and a son , Klare Bradley ' ington. Wilson was in one of ' the units In the Sixtb Oi'-'is-federal judge at Mobile to en· ' White 's ambulanet> from Cool- Ktrnes, all at home : two bro- 1 Elizabeth thers, Cll'\yton Kimes of Reeds- I ion. He was recognized by join Sheriff James Clark from ville. with Nurse tnte.rferring with voter registra- Smith, took Kimes to Camden· I 'Jille and Carroll Kimes, Cool- I his part>nts and family who bad been advised that he tion demonstrations at Selma. Clark hospital in Parkersburg, ville : two si:;ters, Mildred Yt•awhere he was dead on arrival. l ler of Frost. and Mrs . Millard would be among the marehNEW YORK - ACCEPTMeigs County Coronor Hen· i Cox, Little Hocking and a num- ers. He is stationed at Cape May. N. J., having joined the ance of a four-year contract by ry Ewln1 ruled Kimes died of I ber of nieces and nephews . Coast Guard last October. He longshoremen brought the At- accidental drowning. It was Friends may call at the is the son of Mr. and "rs. lantic and Gulf Coast dock boUeved lltal Kimes may bave White Funeral Rome in Cool· Joe Wilson of Middleport. strike closer to settlement to- ! bffa Jmocked uacooulovs ville. Services will be held Satday. A continuing di sputP in I wben Ills truek 1kklded into urday at 2 p. m. at the Eden southern ports blocked final o tbo river. He bad I bruise EUB Church near Reedsville. I agreement. , mark on lbt left side ol bls Burial will be in a nearby <em. Buoyed by the overwhelming i forehead . He waa a 1ood etery. larger "CLASSIC" AUTOMATIC SMALL LOT yard Modern, Fr. Provincial. Early American, Traditional $7 .50 Bl1nktl Lined ' ~ NEGRO SCHOOL ers pJanned a protest day at Selma, Ala .. persons already have OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 18"x30" "DANDEE TRED" .j Dravo Construction company slid down an embankment WORLD CHAIRS ORIGINAL ANTI ·FATIGUE A Reedsville RFD I father of three drowned Thurs· ~ · into the Ohio River . the RECLINERS-ROCKERS-LOUNGE CHAIRS $3 .95 Long Sleeve • Ill 1:16 •Gear Up, Do It Yourselves' Rhodes Tells SEO Appalachia Area Leaders ~I day when a large dump truck he was driving for the in Beautiful fabri cs in solid colors and patterns. .'Mn't $4.95 Cord uroy BOYS' < Aprons, Children's Wear, Toss PiUows. 54" UPHOLSTERY enttn pe WilY IB New """''""""· ,.. ..... 1. ... . . . . . . ;----------------=~--~~~~Mf~RO~Y~~~ID~Dl~EP~O~R~T~ . O~HI~O~--------~FR:I::DAY, JANUARY 22,1 965 j 100% cotton, fine combed. Drip-drl, crease resist· ant finish, preshrunk, 1"-¥.!"-%"-Vs" checks In beautiful colors, suitable for Dresses, Curtains, Wdl Tbe - NO. 238 .,,,....__,._..,_, Dump Truck He was Driving ~ ~ a t Skidded Down Embankment each for 7 to 14 --------------------------------------· -----·---------- · ----------·----------------------·----··--·------------ -- -------------· --- --- $J.95 Sweaters on sale 26" x 26" Good Colors Mildew Proof. ~if-movab le pastel striped zippered aU cotton covt'r. 2 REG. $7.95 DRESSES . ...... . .... SALE $5.00 BARGAINS FOR MEN at y 0 Father of Three Dies Odorle~.II­ $14 95 Sweaters on Sole $10.00, $10 .95 GIRL'S SWEATERS Wool and Orion - C11rdtgan Style - lrngul., 49c Kendall Dish Towelt __ 3 for $1.00 Cennon Strlpe or Plaid Wath Cloth• __ 3 for SOc Allergy free - 3 REG. $3.95 DRESSES .. ......... . SALE $2.50 SALE $1.5D SALE $2,50 ltev...- Jumbo Slz• 4 for $1.00 Cannon 19c Terry Olth..,Cioths - ____ 15(: Ohh Towels FOAM RUBBER BED PILLOWS JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT ~en's VOL XVI - 'TOY YOU KNOY • SLIEPCRAFT WHITE GOODS SALE! 12 REG. $5.95 DRESSES .... .. ..... SALE $4.00 49c. I REG. $4.95 Rog . $2.95 SALE - - - and 18 REG . $2.95 SALE $2.DO SALE - - - small , medium, Fth sizes 9 to 11 . Solid colors: black, red, green, brown or grey with contrast trim top. 15 REG. $3.95 R... $1.95 7 REG. $3.95 SKIRTS ..•....... . .. SALE $2.50 ~n's GIRLS' Solo of •• 2 REG . $2.95 BLOUSES .. . ......... SALE $2.00 All sizes lor boys from 4 to 18 and men 's sizes '-'en 's $4.95 Heny Twill \Nork P1nh __ . __ -- $4.00 Orion, Wool. Card igan and Pullover Styles ................ ......... . ..............•. . ................ 4 REG. $3.95 BLOUSES .. .. . . ...... SALE $2.50 Sport Shirts . _ 2 for $5.00 160 Ladies Sweaters $3.9S SWEATERS $4.95 SWEATERS $5.95 SWEATERS $7.95 SWEATERS $8.95 SWEATERS $10.95 SWEATERS Dresses- Sl•ck1 - Skirts •nd Blou... Work P•nts -~--.- $4.00 ON THE SECOND FLOOR ' Originally $2 9!ii to $7 9!1 va lu es) elected to the County Council j of Parents and Teachen meet· I .lng by the Bradbury P .T.A. Wednesday evening at the ~ school. The meeting was open· ed with the Lord 's Prayer and the Pledge to the Flag led by Mrs. Eva Milliron, president. Mrs . Thelma Dill, principal , reported on !be county bookmobile project and Robert Mor· : •nl• SALE $5.411 SALE IN READY·TO·WEAR DEPARTMENT Of> legates and alternates were , om 3 REG. $13.95 they last just Sale! Maternity Wear Sale! $2.95 •nd $3.19 WOOL JACKnS COATS GIRLS' Th e Chnrter was draped in loiP cwz. Store-Wide January Clean-Up Sale! 1 ri! announced the meting 1oo JdPI, Low IOfllPI 3347. SOhr· - , -loaal rota IJid mOd INII lllntlq tolder ot •••bt FRIDAY and SATURDAY .. ELBERFELDS in POMEROY ·, . ! daDu~:'u:;!~it Z2hosdti~l 1 ~ I ° ];-it oet·i . . tJ · r •· • � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 21, 1965 austin blain davis hyer price sleeth whitington