http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3fe38dc1f93bafd0b955b4b62d166441.pdf 6fd0227fc20f178a0127de58d0d1129c PDF Text Text . . . ... . ~ ...... .., 'll .,. . ..... ............. -~ J I Women's Club Of Morning Star ~, Mainly About Church Meets ;, People In ' The Women 's Club of Morn- ; Pomeroy Bradbury Club PlanstoHelp At 81oodmobile Mr•. Eatb Botten To Chntter Club WSCSPians Rummage Sale March 4-6th Mrs. Robert Eads entertain· ed the Chatter club Wednesday I evening at ber ,boma In Rutdav e-vanmg at the r hurrh with ~ the World '' ar " All Wmter . mg Star EUB Church hai !Je..-n Mr. E Gibbs Land. A short busine.s• tession Mrs UswLn Nease and \1rs Lung." were read by Mrs Sl!- Mrs Don Burkey a£'eomp ..m I meetmg each Wednesdsy at and Mrs. Ray Plans were made to assist WBI conducted by Mrs. Carl Plans were made for a ruiJlo Frtd. Neas~t .!1.!-i hoste:-io;t-..; 1~on The hvmn ln l hnst There ied her mother, Mrs C A.. I the home of Mr!< Fre..i Smith he~ve returned home after 8 SlS with the bloodmobile Monday, Roach, presidenl, and plans mage sale March 4 -- 8 wheD , E h f weeks vacation m Ventce and Feb. 22, when the Bradlv'""'' were made for •• auction sale the WSCS of the Mtnersville 1 1 Is No East or West " and pr.ay- .mm1 sh, to her ome a ler or qUI tmg At a rectcn' met't- E 1 ood. Fl 8 .,.,..1 '"' Mr s Jack fmtl s president, eJ by Mrs f:v;;,n~ l'Oncludt-d Mrs EmmJsh had spent sev-! mg an electwn "'as htld w~th ' ng ew · Extension Homemaker's C I u bat the next meeting MethodlSt Church met Wednelwas m charge of the m~tlng I tl r era! da\'S with Mr and Mrs I the president betn~ Mrs Cia! k Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. entered met Wednesday for an aU • day Games were played with day afternoon at the church. Of>votlons tJken rrmn Psalm ~~h:r~; a~ of the nommat Burkt-~ ~nd family m Manet~ lhle VIL--e pr~d"'n' Mrs. L~ Holz~r Hospital Monday, for ob- : meeting at the home of Mrs. prizes awarded to Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Willliam Russell, preslo ,J h 103 were ltd bv Mr:s F'red po nd d servatton and treatment. ILawrence Stewart Mrs Paul Biggs Mrs Roach Mrs WU- dent was In charge of the mg commlttt>e was li:Wen a 1H o nson . an lll"' set•retarv - M F d J d d h · · ' · ' · ' h b ed 'th th Nease whu &lsu read a poem rt-elec ed for treasurer Mr" Clarence Gt~t>s rs re ames an aug - wum, president, conduct bur Young, Mrs. Cllfford Eb- meeting w IC open WI I "Faith Is d M1ghty FortrP~s · ctH uffi('ers welt' l 'h t M1ss Marianne Woodgerd has ~ t. f lh h Iter Mrs Jerry Muse of Stock- the meetmg ersbach Mrs Charles Lathey hymn ''What A Fraend We 11 ese d <Ue __ _.~ to het employment at 1, er uues __ .... Wednes day · ' · Birchfield Mrs' Have ' in Jesus,'' fol1ow ed wtth followed by the Lords Praver l the commg · J k c'vear t returnn1 k.. M s m~d ~ ~·~~0 mgt aved 1port VJSJtt"U Wl' th 1l Mrs Stewart gave the scrip- Mrs Howard \-irs ac urus . pr~1 en , 1 , Llt'en rs r: . li:ai ors an M J • M · · m urn sun f .... y I Oh1o State Un1v~rs1ty m Col~ M H. 1 h p k f S rs ames s1ster-m-1aw, rs 1ture readmg and the 8 i b I e fuiymond Fischer Mrs • Char-• prayer by Mrs. Stella Grueser 1 : Mrs AIr~ eaugewr. V lee pres\ umbus followmg several dHvs 1 rds Map I\ dar Eer dumner 1Homer Showers I story of the three Marya Mem-les Spll'es and Mrs . . Alfred and scripture readmg of Pro1er ay o1 M' M 1 ·· Our Children and Thf'- u s " dent Mrs Russ a son st>c-, Sll 1s PI as B t the 1 • , VISit with her parents , Mr and I 11. l'i e R D 1 IS! ari yn rown spen bers answered roll call ' wtth a Biggs. Refreshments were serv- verbs 31 by Mrs. Norman Me1 wa s the topl i. ! of the program 1retan Mrs fred Neast> trea:s-1 \'l is HaToid Woodgerd M on· a n 1past weekend m Colwnbus with comment on Washington and ed by the hostess to the above Cullum presentf'd b\ Mrs \-1ark r:vans i urer and tht' fol\owmg st>cre- day Mrs Woodgeard S(Jd Man- Youth ot the churc·., w.e.-e m1her sister and brother-m-law, Lincoln named and Mr1. Charles Car-At Ourselves a~ Odst· The purpost- wa s to Il lust rate tan~s. Mrs Stacey Arnold. ctuhl_, anne "'-'ere m Parkt'rsburg w lharge of one! of th~ SundRy Mr and Mrs. Jack CummlflS Mrs ·Art Marcum was wela son, Mrs. Harold Dunfee Mrs. i&ns" was the topic of thl contnbut10ns the rates h .and dren Kous ' mornmg wors up pre service I and family ' U h s work , Mrs Kerns vt:rs •I\1 8 Lmda lohnsrm ·!d"nt MisS of · i comed. as a new mem be r. It Thomas Stewart , Mrs - K~neth program presen ted by Mrs. 1 m cultures have brought to t e n c ns1Jan sor 1a 1 rea 11 ~ s La 1 Mr and Mrs Norman Way- h Y h F' 1 · h ~ Mrs Mane Chapman is a was announced that the club Michael and Mrs. Robert Nel- Russell Others taking part Jted Stabte,s and to em~ha~l~e John Sr~lt • htera~ure ' mi~:IOna~;~ land have rece1ved word that , ~e tho:t pro!~~~~ ~~-~~~nno~~~~ 1 med1cal pat1ent at Holzer Has- w1ll meet March 17 at the Mid- son. were Mrs. Karl Grueser Mrs. responsl 1 Jtles as a c n s Ian renee apper · r · Lhe1r daughter and fam!IV , Mr. , to • ) • I p1tal. die rt Gas Office for a food H11smer Roush, Mrs Brook I Citizen m this commuwty o! ne~ educatmn Mrs Mark Evans. .,~ Mrs p owe II and ch.1ld ren , Eileen read the scnpture ar~d Mary Mr and Mrs Edgar Thomas po Ch I G . uon Mrs Uswm Nease 1 an~· Smtih g<~vE' •he prav~>r · · d f demonstration by Betty Sayre, Mrs ares ruP.~er, na t10ns. promo . We(lnes ay ~~ Mrs. Ste11 a Grueser, Mr s E·~ s lntual hf~ Mro; Manning' Davtd . Rtcky ' a nd J ane ha ve The group sang ' Each Ste-p· 1 returned home ' I • a - N-·• l:"w~on of th e Gas vumpany. \1" followmg the h\ mn, ' Wf' ve HP h outh and student work. mvved from Columbus to Col- Take ., Donald SIHifer o~-:~ve the ter 8 week 9 VlSlt at Loran with The rnormng sesslOD was closgene Forbes and Mrs Earl ~.. N ous . Y ' leoe Co th 01 I d " tht-lr daughter and son·m-law ed 'lh th M' h be d1 t' R h A Story To Te ll To J lte a ' and Mrs F:dlth Slsso.l, supplv . ~ rner, on e 110 - n I· offer a tory nnv""r and Robert ' WI e IZpa ne c lOR. ens aw. nons ,' scripture from \1ark lU !\ ons brouht b\ the mem- ana hne near Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Smith and s 11 t) 1 avne were the I Mr and Mrs. Wallace Reuter The group enjoyed a potluck Durmg the busmess session was read bv "Irs ('hnst\ Baer I ber~rwere :;olrl a" a money mak- Powell has been transfer:t>d to ushers tor HlP. otfe.nng Delmar I and daughter and m Columb~ dmner at noon and followmg a commurucation w1. . read An article "These Changmg m rojert that ~rea Mrs Powell Is the Hamm broughl the messHge to 'w1th Mr. and ~rs. Raymon the luncheon hour Mrs. FranCE!s from Mr!. C. F. Tompkms conTimes" was gl\'en by the lead ' ~ ~ eshmPnts of cherry pie former Norma Wayland the youth He use:d 'he lrfe of Brown Hnd family. Spencer of Chester gav. 1 Feb. 21 t.:c9'uing the work for the eom-er and Mrs F'red Neasf' gave I the r hipped •am and eof- Mrs Earl Knlght, Mrs Samuel for his text I talk on emergenc1es and the 1Bet1hel dNo. 6% ofb the0 Intehrna- i 1g year. World Day of Prayer a talk on "Love and hale' be- rwr w ., ed"b'y the hostes•- 1James CTJswell and Mrs W C .. Youth Feliowshm mPmbers 1 care of the sick at home. At- t ?108 Order of ~!l 'sin aug ters to be held March 5 at the ee were s..,rv ·w 1 p k b I Mr .f wt 1 atten services a group E 1 . EUB h h · 1 gms at horne 1son tendmg were s.. Grit Rus-Sun day at the M'ddl was 8 ap- n erpnse 1rs 1u Mrs Chrtst'_ Baer , Mrs W dwered ar ers urg VIS I - recently sold .uopl':Jrn balb and 1 eport d M bec urc k A report m t he cu Itura 1 con- /If ed Yeauger Mrs John Scott ors e nes ay. homemade landv to raise se 11, Mrs. Paul Wmn, Mrs ti t Ch h Th - 1 ·u t announce . em rs were as .. trJbuiJons our nation has ga1n-j ~ ; Russ Wal~on Mrs J.ohn Mr and Mrs. W1lham Lohrer 1 money for lherr ~ 1 -reast.>d 85 .1 W Max Davis, Mrs. Red Riley. o~tside~~ ae ::rs Wl mee ed to tum in bottle caps at the ed from ot~er countn~s wa,~ giv I r· Baily, Mrs Kerns Roush, (Carla Wtlson ) and daughter of sessments Th ey Bl " savutg DotJr' Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. FEB. :2% next meeting. en b" Mrs .John S( oil I hrf'e \-Irs Hanson Holter \1rs 1,.aw- Athens VlStted Saturday w1th tie: C'aps and have discussed ~~·v Wayne Kmg and Mrs. Marcum. The Ladles Auxiliary of the At the ..:lose of the meeting, articles on the top1c were g1v- r('nce Napper Jr, Mrs Mark 1Mr and Mrs Ira Butcher leral rnoney . mtkJng p!OJecls 1 Mrs Ronald Brownmg was Meigs County Hospital will C.lkl- and coffet were served en mcludmg Who Will sh~r~ 1l E\an~ !\1J~ Edlth S!s~nn and I Mr and Mrs Tom Watkms l Mrm:el Smith, pastor, has hoslf'ss to the Sew- H1te Sew-1 • meet Monda at Veterans by Mrs Oto Hartenbach and thP world \.'o,:th our : h.•_lrlren l\1rs La..,!enre Napper ir. ot Columb.us came Tuesday for i announL·t>d a r£-VJV1ll meet•ng to mg Club Wf'dne:;day evenmg at ClwB Members Ctve Memorial Hos~tal cafeteria at Mrs . Earl Renshaw: Hostesset by Mrs. Rus , Watson, The U~ _ -·- _ a viSit with her parents, Mr start Mar<"h H <J t tile church IJis club room . I Infirmary Program m All membe are for the March meetmg Will bt 7 30 Jted. Nations Umty .m OJveJsl-1 and Mrs Wtlham Slaler ~nd The1t: will be sp"'Ct'll .. mgmg A short bustness session was Memben of the Martha Class u~gedp to ~ttend Refre~~ents Mrs. Eugene Forbes and Mrs. 1 1 ty. Mrs F.d1th ~'""nn a~d sun, B1lly Also vis1t1ng w1th ~:~nd a v.elrllme- Js ext~nded to conducted by Mrs Elza Gil· ,and Adult Class 0 f th B d- 11 be d · Chfford Phillips. ' _·Our _respons1b1hty a9 a chns lhe Sl a1er fami·r Y were Mr and 1' all to he lp serve Tent Daughters _ _·_ ' more, J r • VIce pres 'd I en1· It bury Church of Christe wentrato ~oiJane Howell 1 \'IJS c. E Slater of Jarkson-'1 - --- w" voted to help wtth the /the county lnftrmary this week of Umon Veterans wtll meet in RAND McNALLY '/' Ville eamer fund dr}ve The travel· Iwhere they presented a pro- regular session at the DAV hall 0 RL D lOry Mr and Mrs Ronald Evans mg J.HIZ e, donated by Mrs gram of mUSIC and readings M0 nd 8 t 7·30 , and son, Jeff, left Tuesday for f •f Ca lvi" Simpson, was awarded • for the restdents Each restay P m. DevotiOnS take-n from Mat- Culver City Los Angeles Calir TIO to Mrs Ourr<Jid McKmght Mrs. ide t of th h . t Bethel No. 62 of the lntemathew 13 and 20 by Mrs. Ben I where they,p lan to mak~ their 'c IDon Mullen and Mrs. Louis tednwJth a e ifto~:mw~~ ~~e:~- ti?nal Ord~ of Job's Dau~hters N('Ulzlmg opened the meetmg h m Th I dt h I rogram Opl OsboJne r('( t'IVed birthday girts . g . wlll meet 10 regular sesSIOn at of th~ Past Presidents of the I bo the eyd pfannel OMJom Ids Blrthdavs of the famou!': Am- !rom their secret pals I Takmg part were M~s. Law- Pomeroy Masonic Temple, at Jennie £6ate, daughter of •O er an amty, 1 an 1 h1 · lrence Stewart Mrs Vtolet Hy-7 30 M d Th II Mr d M W d II Gat Amerwan Legion Auxthary of j M Ed d E d f· encan patno1s, George Was , A deo;sert lourse m keeping 1 • • • p m. on ay. ere WI . an rs. en e r e, Drl:'W Webster Posl Wednes- Irs. Dwarl fvanshan am- lmgton and Abraham Lmcnln 'wJth Ct'orge Washmgton's birth- sell, Judy Hysell and Tom Ly'"lbe initiatiOn. Rutland, was honored wlth I ' s~ned by the hostesfl. ons · Oleva Cottenll• Mrs· p omona Grange 'II meet b1rthday pa1ty · ·m oLservance of ·dav evt>nmg at the • home of 1 y,If.at _ ay on or t e tnp to were observed at a palrlll!Ic'I da" ...,as WI IMis Gerald Wildermuth Mul- llaiornra. assembly held for the student ,to 1hose named above and Wayne Kmg, Mrs . Ernest Van-lat the Rock Sprlngs hall Man- her SIXth birthday, Saturday, ' berrv AH Mrs Neutzlm'g also bodv of Mlddlepo!l High St llool lMrs Dayton Stnckland, Mrs. Inwagen, Mrs .. Art Marcum. lday evening to practice degree Feb. 13 at her home. MIDDLEPORT, o re.ad a story 'The overnight Wednesda\' [Churlt's HuffJmm Mrs wn,_1Mrs Paul Wmn, ~rs- Dale,work. All off1cers and lhe court Games were played and 1 '::i~~=:.:::======~ l <.iue~t . tram' Sunshme maga Bernard F'u lt z MeJgs countv hud Bovl:' r Mrs F.dwar.d Wells 'MBarnhart,. Mrs. Griff Russe11, 1are requested to be present. prizes awarded. Refreshments: r rs Jess1e S1sson, Hazel RusFEB Z3 d d t' 'ed ut zme prOSE>('Utor gave a !<ilk In l\1r,; II c Mullms Mrs HarII d N II Tr . an ecora IOns carri 0 '!he pledgl:' to_the flag m unl-~ whirh he 'put "pecJa\ empha!- lo.ld Hood ar.d Mr~ .Donald se an e te acy. The Pomeroy WCTU wlll meet th~ Valentine the~e. Jennie reson preceded s1lent prayer 1 BeeS ~~ on the ratt that students ,Collms The next meeting w1U • Tuesday at 2 P m. at. the I ceJVed many mce glfts. 'Thank you notes were read i , should be awar~ of seemmgly ibe Mar( h J wnh Mrs. Coll1ns ' h~me of Mtss Nelle Bm~ It Attending were Marlene and Pameroy, Ohio Jrom Mrs A V Howell and 1 Plans were made to purchase small dJ!fertnees whl('h make as hostt"ss. \ 1will be the Frances Willard ['arlene Barrett, Cindy Eads, IMrs William Baxter It was I ccmdelabl a for the chur<:h when \ a big dlfftre-n ce Ill oue 's llh~ i . ITea and each member may Cindy Anderson, Robin and TONIGHT & SATURDAY voted to purchast ~ards to ; the Busv Be-e Class of. the M1d- He pomlcd out for example I."H .-l Conllflntion ltake a guest. Beverly and Georgene Grate, send W m~mbers ,dleport flrst Baptist Church that enthusiasm may be the l /) I . . U Debbie Black, Peggy Smith. Edgar Allen Pott'l Mrs Neutzhng and Mrs J i mel Thursday evenmg at the mgredtenl whtch makes an oth ' ,. l'f(ntes Nnmed The Wmdmg Trail Garden club ' Sally Sparks, Viclly Grate, Dei>"THE HAUNTED PAlACE" (Trchn tcolorl IM Thornton Will take a b1rth- church. The meeting was open- erwise ordinary person uul -1 I he conventmn of lhfl F'uture met Wednesday evemng at the ra and Mary Janey, Linda Vincent Pr1ce:~ Debra Paget, ]day cakr. to the eounty Home ed wJth prayer given m un 1son Istnndmg HomPmakers of Ame-nca to Columbia Gas office in Middle· Grimm, Sherry, TerrY end 1 Lou Chaney Hideoust Tem fOJ February There are no ' fol lowed by the claSs hymn , He told the gl oup that de rw lrf' ld Apn l 2 3 IP Columbus port_ Rita Vmmg, Mrs. Jolm David· fymg' We1rd! "McHALE'S NAVY" birthdays HI Marrh and named I "An Evenmg Prayer " velopmg correll attitUdes to- was d.l~( USSt'd wht>n the Rut MISS Betty Newton prepared son, Ariko Grate, Mrs. Bud {Techmcolor) lo takE' the cake m Apnl were I Devotions were by Mrs Da- l ward the communJtv (lOd natwn ' !and ~llA nwt lt'(t>nlly In the and _served her favorite foods A patnotlc service honoring Vming, Mrs. Herbert Grate and Ernest Borgnme Joe Flvnn, our hom(' economJ(·s room of the to nme member~ and three the two presidents, Abraham tht honored guest. Trm Conway, B1lly Sands. I Mrs F'ranl'i Cheeee.brew and na Hamrn entitled, . Disciples are necessary to make Mr~~ Wildermuth In Clay , written by Peter Mar-1 11\'es meanmgful In llo:;lng Jre lhigh sC'bonl' rgueslo:r Mn; , Patrick Wood. Mrs. , Lincoln and George Washington 61?-o Kennedy, JPan Willes (,amt>s were played and I shall Buddy gifts were dJstnb-1 t led th t t t . ' B.ubara Carter, president, IJoseph Struble and Mrs. Gene 1I will be held in the Syracuse TWO DANCES NOTED SUN '' MON '' TUES · a a attpatude no Ism Is lhea wa :-; 111 ch"rg · 0 f th e mee Img 1M1Ich F 0 ld e_ 0 f the recipes pnzes awar ded 10 Mrs G•E'orge utl:'d dunng the evemng I swholesome lor . ~ e. r s Methodtst church Sunday, Feb. The Middleport Semor Class 1 Februuy 21-22-23 I Mowery, Mrs Jt'd Webster Sr A humorous ~kit enlitled "The d 1 f . 1he Hut land ctt<Jpter \I. as bon- used were gJven to each. 1<) 1 at 9 a Ill thl In Sa' ELVIS PRESLEY m M 'fh t d M p u1 · f'Ve opmPn1 o ones lola 1 p1•r d b h,. k d I h F II h d . "' m. W sponor I eom I ..... "ROUSTABOUT'' I rs orn on an r!S a New Maid" was gwen by Mrs .I lore Y lR'mg as P o ave a o owmg t e emonstratlon. D L t L R h t d· ht' 9 d t t Casci A dessert course carry- John L ~ and Mrs Charles sona lty. • member serve as hostess at Mrs. Robert Lewis, president, ! r. es er · ?us •. pas or ur ay mg ance par Y a Elvis Pi~~~~~i~~~1:'1ra Sian Ing out the valentme theme was l Y l'he assembly opPnf'd with the ,the convention Miss Carter was condurted a shot b es- lof the church, wtll gtve the the Mtddleport lchool auditor-•d by the host""' to Henn(>tt A dessert t:ourse of pledge of allegiance to the flag sel•rt•d J•on was selectston Plans werre usdmesst s t- message. The chmr directed by him from 8 p m. to 11 p. m. , \ 1 1118 10 1ce cream decorated w1th pmk . ,~ tl 0 a M ! Serv -=1 ' '" '~ wyck, .Joan Freeman. l..eJ -= ' ma e · Th e J ays WI11 aIso emcee a Enckson. Sue Anne Lanf!don lmf'mbers Mro.; Thornton will a1 ~ 1e srngmg ur the Star It'd to smg m the FHA State it d the Flower d G d rs. J ohn Sa uvage Wl II smg ~Q~~(,t~ON on the OCEAN he hostesR for the March meet 41he<Jrts was served by the host- Spangled Banner Joy Boggs chmr. s~" w in Columbus : Ma::h S:1spec1al mus1c The solo1st for dance tonight at Wahama High 3 Stoogn mer wJth Mrs Wildermulh de-l' esses, Mrs C P. Bradbur)'. Mrs read the pnze - wmnmg essay ~ ThJee delegates were select_I 1M:s Charles Lewis reported o~ the morning will be John Lisle. startmg at 8 p.• "' ' Ldlian McGhee, Mrs. Jacob i · I S · k ~ J) . · , • ' • A C~tslta 1 1· flag • ha ~dmade Colarcartoo~s vot10nal leadt>r a11d Mrs Web .. on P~"ll ~ ['or emouar~, ed to att end the convention, the achvltles of the Jumo~ _ " AdmissiOn: .sc and 40c sler In charge of games I rurner and M1ss Flonnell1ai- tHJtten b}' Elizabeth Ellen Ev Rei!\ Clark, Eumc-e Ohlinger Idub The book "Pause For ' by Mrs. Paul Kloes, will be Snow accumulation around - - ---- - - - - -~- bott ans l<:tr 1d Sue Clunc·h, wJth Charlott~ L!Vmg" from the COca Cola Is('() for the first time. the heights of Mount Olympus, I The table wa.s decorated With Wilham Russell high S{'hoo\. Hupe .as alternate It was de- lco was distrihuled. Mr and Mrs. Paul Kloes are Wash., reaches a total of from red hearts and a red and "'lute prmrJp~>l 1nlludueed the !ipet~k- c1rJed to h<.~~e a dish towel The March meeting will be in charge of the acolytes and 200 to 250 inches annually, flower arrangement carrymg er , Mr F'u11z and was m show!:'r (1\ the nex1 meetmg on :held at the horne of Mrs. Leo flag bearer. Acolytes are Keith out the valentme theme. Fav-l charge of the p!Ograrn II March 11 for the home ec~ Bryan There will be a soil Lisle and Franklin Rizer Flag Utah has a statute prohibit1ors were vbalentme nutcups 'concluded w1th all ::~1ngmg 1nom1cs room. refreshments Itesting demonstration uaing soil Bearers are John Rickart asd ing smoking or possession ol tcbacco by anyone under 21. ' Mrs f h .Brad d' ury wa.s Tcha1rman "A meJJC'a , wf're served. from each member's garden. Reed Farrell. __ ~ _ ~-- - - _ _ -~ o t e mmg room. he next meetmg will be a potluck dm ner at the church : , Attendmg were the above and '1 l\-1rs George Baker, Mrs John ' Scmes. Mrs .J~mes Souder~. ' Mrs Elizabeth Slavm, Mrs Ag "The ir.Ap ad-..ce ..1 nes Wh1te. Mnr Lettie Roush , Mrs Frances Bearh~. Mrs AI Jberty yoo npo""""""• aR I Jee Freeland, Mrs Pearl lhe work ol joint COUD1 Hoffman and Mrs i\or~ Hamdis, and jolllt dforts-of Jiton T"nr annlrs of thr gn·at mou- '1" Kub 1 <~l l h~· Khan were d~ Vietnamese m VOL XVI at y e llliS. • • 'IIIOW Ynt ' KNOW ~r f• 11 •tl b} ' t I Centributions of Races, Cultures, \ To American Lile ore Program Topic Around And The Februarv meettng of lhP ,(Jan Citizen," Mrs Alfred Yeau- 1 About 'f/SCS of the Forest Run Meth· ger M dd/ odlst church was l•·ld Wednes Two poems, " Rmg Around ' i eport .. ....... ., ..... - • 'J 6~3~--------------------~PO~Mf~R~O~Y~~~I~D~Dl~E~PO~R~T~,~O:H:IO:_______~S~A~T:UR:D~A~Y~,~F:EB~R~U~A~RY~2~0~,_19_6_s_________________________FI_VE__~ ___ NO. 1 I ° I I "Look • 0 1 Headed to Discard I SOCIAL CALENDAR 1 1 ! w I Mrs. Wl'fdermuth /s Hostess for Auxl Sew1'ng Club TO Help ifh cancer Drive io Sixth Birthday Of Jennie Grate Is Observed Birthdays of pa s are p T U . nit GLOBES $6.95 & $9.95 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Cande/bro to Be Pure hase d · By Busy MEIGS THEATRE · · · •. DemonsfraftOilS A G. f re •ven or 1 Garden C/ b Washington and Lincoln fO be H dS d onore un ay I I I ! 05 IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER . 1 Elberfelds Furniture Dept. Is Headquarters 1 For ' rommon clan~ers, 9116er• aod su•:ces~ • Hansel, Gretel Musical Getting Final Grooming •• ' 'Wi!>lnn9t0ft'$ 1.,.-n AJJ re<~ 'fi Th'; bank will transact DO busb111 • I • lOll'S Bit"' I y, M c llaty, February 22. 9 -- w Your S;IVings Will E•rn 4% Interest Effective March 15, 1965 ~!* POMEROY j~~ NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa SIMMONS 1 Rehearsals are underway and fmal touches bemg udded for I the present at ron of the opert>lla, 1 ' Hansel and Gretel'' to be pre sented Tuesday evenmg at tht> Middleport H1gh School aud1 tonwn by the fourth grade stu [ 1dents taught by Mrs George · I Hacketl , Jr and Mrs R R Pickens Mrs. Clarence Laeey, vocal I supervisor. lS du-ectmg the musl Jcal play assisted by Mrs. Hack 1 ett and Mrs Pickens. M r s 1 Hackett w1ll be the aceompnn1st for the operetta Th1s program will be the I annual "p~y" program of the I Parent anil Teachers AssOCI.!ltlQn rnstead of the usual monthly meeting 1'he students of the fifth grde are selling advance Ififth grade are selling advance I or tickets may be purchased at the door. The program will I begin at 7 30 p m A matmee I will be given fur school chtld·l ren. 1 SOFA BEDS HIDE-A-BEDS MAmESSES BOX SPRINGS L-------- - - - - - ---'1l\UIIillll pllrolaum production. I 8 7,500 D tment IS L d A rman s B kc egen ary I I~:J;.~q~1:~~~:=~~y·w:: H~~~!~~a~dovice a?d~~?r?r~!Xit· ~~~g~~~u~~·\~a~:o;~!~:~~~~~~~ ~at10nal • Open S•turd•y Night Til 9 Save Now in Our February Furniture Sale ELBERFELDS- POMEROY Furniture Department on th~ Jrd Floor IL----------------------"""-----------------.J. N L PASADENA, Cahf UP!) _ ew Amenca's Ranger 8 spacecraft oan epar c•mtmue m his post although 0 the rebels satd they were car- 0 !?.ident , pletmg Us M1sston by transmit- izens Bank, said Friday mght the hank s recent il asked l tmg back to earth 7,500 televi- openng of an mstallment loan department has enlarged - - - -ston pictures to aid sctenUsls m the servtces of the hank to Middleport 1(uture manned moon landings. Speaker m another of the - - -~ Scientists said the spacecraft MltkUeport • Pomeroy Rotary June . Impacted on the moon at 157 club's " memher vocaltonal He was Introduced by Carl 0 a.m-. PS1'. some 23 minutes af- ' tal l-ui-~ Mr. 'Hubbard cited the Horky, program chairman V..Jce ter a radioed command from I astoundmg powtb of instali-I Pres•d('nt John Wernf'r pre. Jdearth turned on 1ts s1x te lev1- 1ment credit since World War ed, and accepted the_report of sian cameras at 1 J3 a m 11 (more than doubling in OhiO.) the nommatmg commltlet', Ca~ PST He sees the new service as an Bahr, chcurman, who offer NEWPORT R J Thr By Robert Wingett "Preliminary mdications wen• a1d to Middleport busmess men : ~hese names Mr Werner. dprets- skipper ur ' a U S trawler Gen CurtiS Emerson LeMay, the legendary World th h b d m expandmg their sales. and to 1denl, Norky. vtce pres1 en . 1 Wo.1 U hero and famed chief of st3ff of the Umted States at t e Signa 1 emg ret·elve b lack Rob1son secretan1 ,charged today that an attempt f Ran b the consumen wan 1mg 1o uv on · · ·· f h k 8 8 Air Force until announcement of his retirement made rem t d g~r ~~ tove an- mstallment rredJI Wilbur Theobald, treasurer, and by H~SSI~ ~~eder:;n to ta e headlines across the country ear her thiS month, has a hclpa e eve 1· 1 was an- He also noted that the bank, .JaC'k Welsh and Hill Ch1l ds , 'over .. Is Isa at was an Mt•Igs county background 1 nounced on the pubic address 8 corporation t11at h'as to rna. ke 1,new d u ectors ad not any cJVJhzed person, ld 1 1 'l'he controversial but highlv. respected general spent •system where newsmen and a pro f 1t to s1av m husmess, saw . 'adt•s ul H~ath churl.'h serv- certam ed L ... d0 .. Y no a seaman, wou many childhood days m the rural Stlversville and P~rt- l sctentlsls were gather · Ithe new loatl <;erv 1ce as an mg dmner w~>re Mrs Earl Dav- • land communities. Gen. Lt>May'.s mother, Mrs Ervmg l PhotogntphiC data bemg re- ]opportumty to improw Jt~ own enport Mrs Jeane Cooke. Mrs Capt John F'rancts Jr., 12, ol LeMay, now of Mt Vernon , ts a Meigs county native ce!ved on the lunar surface :fmanCJal base .John Krawsczyn , Mrs Galen Nt·wport,. reported_ that when Gen LeMay shll has relatives m Meigs county through I was described as 'excellent ' I Mr Hubbard will have been Brown Mrs .James .Johnson. his lxlat 1 engme failed Wednesan uncle, Mr. Eber H Carpenter o( Shversv1Jle, a retired Earth • bound scientists were With the bank 27 years next and M1ss Besa Sanborn. day n~ght a tussl:a.boat fu-st gas company employee. JUbalant at the successful com _ _ _ _ -J refust' t.o re ay a ess mes-Mr. Carpenter smd Le May - - ~~ pletiOn of Ranger 8's mission I o o sage to ~he Coast <?uard and lived With hiS parents m the may the man from teMay the They cheered wildly when Jt ' wo ents nvestigate then sent a boarding party st 1versville area most of the legend Hts truculent appear-~ was announced that the ptcture 1 wh1ch attempted to <unfiSC8~ ' bod h k ed the vessel. o 1'he R t ld hi to I hme he was m this vJcmlty as ance gives em tment to t e ta mg occurr . a youth He also restded at legend He seldom smiles, a ay : us~aa~s 0 m 1 gn DOESN'T SAY MUCH - Air Force Chief of' Staff Gen· papehlsrs angdranhng lhemlsalvago d t I ng pernussiOn 0 COni! .. t . I' Portland for a while where he Irati attnbutable more to para- I eral Curtis LeM ay ts one o f t h e A rmed F orces most ac1· attended one term of school l lyzed facta! muscles than to The Ohio State Patrol mveshgated two ace> en s n 1 th nd deck 1gs count} Friday , turn officers Here he IS caught a typical moment "Curtis was brought here to tack of_humor The JUttmg ciat 930 am un Rt 124m :OSt, 1 emergtng from a hmldmg m Washmgton, D. C, pro!>- live for the ltrst ttme when he gar, whtch he clenches between land, the other m Harmon ville. _ --~-' Helen, nancts satd. ably the Pentagon. was about two years-old," re- his teeth to ancho~ the muscles. A car dnve-n east by W1l: . I He ret-used. ordered the RuJcalls Mr Carpenter "and he adds to h1s ferocious look. ltam J Hoskmson 73. HI 2ldnvers escaped mjury Slans off rtgged a Simple tail 1 1li Ldlf"'"'"" -·" ,"""'""', I was probably etght , or mne "He has always been tactl-~ Wellston attempted to pass a Epple w~s ctted to Me>gs l'OUn- and ma.;.ged to mak• land 110 , ,I when his parents fmallv moved turn. and h1s terseness IS often 1car driven by Jonathan T1lhs, 1ly C'OU~t Feb 'l.7 for failure to Imiles away. ~ fi M .t for taken for toughness When he I 41 Rutland JUS! as hP wa s at· lyleki right of way . I - - ---" tJ away ,, om eigs coun Y speaks, m hts stra~ge!y sort CAN'T'ON, .Ohio <UPI) A te~pting t~ make a left turn . Two dnvers Charlt>s L WmeW 0 good I lohto drawl, illS to the point. four-alarm ftre raged early to- IThev colhded There was only man, 25, Rt I Cheslure, and Probationary Term ~ Mr. Carpenter explamed hat (Conthmued on Page 2 ) day m McKinley Htgh School mm.or damage to both'"" !Howard L West, 46 Mtddle· Ordered by Court M Gen Le May 's father was a and officlals feared the old T& other was at 1 10 p m at port. were c1ted to M1ddleport 1 PT PLEASANT _ Action ln ~ ll Ufi constructiOn worker who often Canton landmark would be de- the mtersect\On of Rl 143 and 1mayo1 s court F'eb 27 lor pa!!S- IMason counnty circuit awt moved from. one place to an· Dr1ver • F'ID ed $100, stroyed · . m Harnsonvl 11 e A car mg on "'• lUr · ve Roher! II' Car· Fnday was the plactng on cthree Ht 684 In F1remen battled to conlam dnven south on 684 by Dana ruthers, 49 Middleport was c1t-l year!l probation of Leonard Lee Heart Sunday volunteers will other, and lived m Me1gs bethe v1sit homes or Me~s coun~y tween JObs , Costs 00 Friday lthe blaze in the three story Q Epple. 66, Rt 1 Middle- ed to Me1gs court t-'cb. Z7 for of Henderson who previously Sunday so that all residents will Most of the Generral! days schoo l located on the north lport failed to slop and struck overwidt h and Joseph Nunt'z, had plead gu 11ty to a felon' l rous J have an opportumty to Join the spent m th1s area were at the James A Hawley, Pomeroy edge of Canton's central busi- a car dnven northwesl on Rt 32, Proctorville, was cited to stealmg mdlctment fight agamst diseases of the horne of Mcs. LeMay's parents Rt 3, ~as fined $100 and costs ness district and diagonally a-~ 143 by Joe A Young, 62, Rt. 3 Me1gs l'ourt today for no oper-1 Caplas was ISsued by the heart and blood vessels, the m Stiversv1lle. Mr. Carpenter, by Metgs County Court J~e cross from Mercy Hospital. Pomeroy There was modE'rate ator 's license and failure to ob- court to pick up Wilham Thornnation's top health enemy. the younger brother of Gen. Le Frank Porter, Jr, Fnd~y The blaze apparently started damage to lxlth cars, and the tam title . las Kauffer, 20, Milton. W. Va. 1 NEGRO LEADERS ISSUED! Residents are urged to do- May's mother, now owns the for dnvmg With no operators in a first floor machme shop on - ~- ~- -- - - and Joe Henry 23 Mtlto h0 M railed to an ultimatum to ... tute authon- nate generously Voluunteers are old homestead, but no one has license Judge Porter suspend- the north s1de of the bmldmg 1 ties m Selma, Ala. Frtday 1hopmg to make this year's lived in it for vears ed $85 of tbe fme and placed and flames had eaten their way a er ay etition after pleadmg gutlty to m': rught dnve most successful "There's nothing there now Hawley on probation for BIX through the roof , . 1demeanor mdictments of destrueThe Negroes presented three \ Heart Sunday marks the high but .a big stack of memones," months. &:ven of Canton I eight com4 ,tlon ol property The court grant~ ~esegregatwn dema,ds to _Po- point in the county Heart A.. said Mr. Carpenter thts week, In other ?ctlons, Btlly _Lee pantes were on the <Cene No o u r t t o e t u r n led a dtvorco m the acllon t1 hce ChJe!' Wtlson Bake~ and soclatJOn's annual campalgn gazmg across the road from Wallace, Middleport, ~as fined inJuries were reported. _ . , Clanee E Gault vs. Earl w. warned tf they "eren I grant· 1Those who are not at borne his nearby home to the small, $10 and costs lor passmg withAKRON (UPI)- Mrs Manlou Bader, Wife of Omahas ·Gault. The plamtiff was granted 11 ed by Monday "we'll be ~.ck wh~n volunteer calls are ask- frame structure where Gen. out assured clear distance and MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL D113.d Rmger" John Fritz Johnson, may go to court to 1custody and support for their on the streets Monday mghl ed to matl their gtfts to the Le May lived 85 a chtld. William R. Dean, Rutland, was ADMISSIONS . Thomas bring the man who apparently is her husband, once be· mmor child. The demands were for speed- Heart Fund In the pre-addressed The ctgar-puffing general, fined ~ and costs on an exces· Jones, Cheah~re; Edtth Rice, lieved dead, back to Akron. - -- - ler voter. regtstrabon, procedu~; envelope that will be left at known to men In military ctr· stve speed charge. Syracuse; DaVId Ztri<le, PomeSummit County Probate Court Judge Nathan Kophn ILL IN ARIZONA es, curlatlment of brutality the door. cles as "Did lronpants" beroy, Martha Eblin Pomeroy; recommended to Mrs. Bader's attorneys Fnday that sht Relattves have learned that by Shertff James Clark, and cause of his darmg mtsstons m Dores Arnold, Pomeroy; file a petition seeking to void the order that declared Edward tTedi N Roberts o1 2 negollatmn~ bet~een ,"htte ""': MARRIAGE LJCENSF..S world war II when he person· - & ;az Mae Wright, Long Bottom; Earl Bader dead. ITucson, Arizona, has suffered Negro lea e~s o.;o tv~ ;acJa Russell Van Cummms 20 ally led bombing raids over Eur- TOKYO (UP)) Pel<iDI Denny Jr., Middleport. Johnson, a colorful OmBha l a heart attack Mr Roberti, problems. Po ICe a sa~ roop- Racme Rt 2 farmer and 'eora~ ope was born on Nov 15 1906 Radio claimed today foar U. DISCHARGES- Ella La Rue, talevision sportscastu, ts ap- the two men were one and the formerly of Po~eroy. is an iJI.. ers halted attec~!~ ::tda egr::~ lee Manuel, 7, Raci~e. student ; in Columbus. · ' S. jel plueti were shot don Dexter; Thelma Scally, New Ha- parently Lawrence Bader, wholsame. . , structor in mathema!Jcs at tile lo. stage mar Selma anJ Mar-l Paul Eugene Hill, 19, Letart "A lot of people think Curtis by pro-Cu,mmut.t Patbel Lao ven. disappeared in 1957 while on " [ A serl .. of hospital tests thts Umverslty of Anzona. He i• a Frtday nlg~\.::e one Ne o was Falls, farmer, and Crestlyn was born in Meigs county, but groundfire Ia northera Laoo ftshmg lrtp tn Lake F.rto and week revealed Johnson had no lpatient tn the Tucson Medical to,:;;l ~' 10 others '"ur!:' when Rae Hicks, 16, Pomeroy, stu- he definitely wasn't." said Mr. ~:"br.,..a..s~ oald tbe AmVeterua Memortol Hoopltal was declared legally dead ln lrecollecbon of a life tn Akron. Icenter, Apacbe A, Room 6, Tur broke up march dent; Robert Edward Wines, 11. Carpenter, "But it was proba- oricaa Jet• were lhol don ADMISSIONS - Anna Bias, 1960. But b;riday son. 0 Thursday night. Racine, clerk, and • Foe bly only because his father was wbU. tbey and Laotian Royol Pomeroy ; Wilbur Webb, New An unidentified fnend of Ba· ;~::.r ';:at ~ amm L":;rya Bad:r." ' Teaford, 19, Racme, typist. working around Columbus at Air Force Til fiPtA!Homben Haven. der spotted Johnson at a Chi· FINED $It; COSTS BIRMINGHAM, ALA - GOV. tbe time and not around were making •• allo<lt 08 till DI!~Cf:~ARGES - Monte Wol- cago sports show and summonCharles L. Wineman. Rt. George Wallace, besieged LONDON iUPI) -Prince An- here.~ Patbot Lao llnnlbaN ..,.. fe, Racme; Zora Walker, Porn· ed Bader's two brothers to Chi· LOCAL TEMPS Cheshire, was line<l $10 • with appeals from news organ- drew, thtrd-born son of Queen A naUoully elrculaled maga- Of Baa N- 1M Qti :• eroy; Beci;y Goleman, Middle- cai!O. 'l1ley positively identified The temperature in Pome- costs Frld.oy by Middle[> !lations, bas promised a "lull Elizabeth, celebrated hIs fifth zine uid Utis abOut LeMay rt- 11on1er pori; Kathrya Coleman. Mid· Johnson as their brother, and roy's busmess district at 11 .20 Mayor Lee Smllb llltr llei lovestigatlon" into the beatings birthday Friday at Buckingham cently; ' dleport ; VIola Wills, Cheshire; 1 fingerprint check, volunteer- a.m. today waa 33 degrees un-1charpol by the Obio Slate f (CQpUnued On Page 2) Palace. "It II llanl to .......,,. [A. ~ Willa, o-hrloL ad br Jnh....,. C<Jefirmeol lbat dar lllllllf lkia. lrDI with pwiag Ill a CWV< ..,.li"'"'~. , - ~ -t . ~'• "'~~-,.:r- r.~ ,i7,~1",. '= ~ . .n I Spent Boyhood l • H •II A Melgs I reas 1~ at 1 WORLD I Russians Fail T Tritk yank Boat Skipper 'I McKinley u·•gh Threatened by 4-Alarm Fire lJeart Visits T be Made T ACCId I d Bystate patroIOfl Ffl d on~ jMr ' Rut- ~~:o~ h~ :_~:~ I ¥! Mrso B d c R p •• ap~r f~r sent~n~ HUS band 1 :r..,~rs ,1 c. Ruth':~ 0 S day ! ' Venezuela ranks third only to the United State~ and Soviet SAIGON (UP I) - l<>yal gov- , etghth upheaval m tho last 16 Hoa airport some tO mtles from Khac Suu already had relieved ernment troops today mopped months 1Satgon where atr force com- 1Khe~nh. and replaced hun with u the last rebel res 15 tance m Asked about the status of mander Vice Marshal Nguyen I MaJ Gen Nguyen Van Thteu. 1 s~ on. But mdlcatmns mounted 1Khanh . Th1 sa1d " At the pres- Cao Ky marsha !led young off I· Khanh was out of the c1ty th 18 ff h ent t1me Khanh 1s st1U com- cers m puttmg down the rebel- Fnday when rebel forces seized e young o 1cers, w o were 1 ke pomts m the Clty and ~ forced once agam to save Mal mander-rn-ch!e( ln the 1uture, 110n y Kh h fr , we w1ll talk more about 1t " [ lL was there Th1 told a news nounced they had overthrown Gen NgdU}'en an omd an I Most of the post-coup actlVI- conference that reports were him He was reported today attempte . th d coup dwere t rea y to tles today took place at BleD I untrue that Chief of State Phan mspectmg troops " near PIe1~ (tre e Isgrace s rongman ku, a65 mlles north of Salgon. Khanh, whose regtme has r f " .., ' ,: I Earlier he had Vtstted the Nhl been marked by coups, counterTrang area 200 miles northeast coups, street fighting, rehg1ous Mrs. Mary Hamm, Blood ~rogram chairman. for the of SaJgon warfare and a number of Com- Meigs County Ch~pter Amencan Red Cr~s, satd today Thi meanwhile Issued his fint mumst V1et Cong successes m blood usage has 1ust about kept pace w1th blood do- I order of the dav-a demand. the field , was Ignored today nated in Meigs county the last six month1. that 15 offtcers arid former ofwhen the powerful armed The spe-cial response for the blood needed by Melvin I iic~rs Implicated m the briel ., th 1 1 blood b' 1 ' and bloodless coup attempt surforces counctl met to consider lhe situatiOn Circle for "open heart surgery at • as mo r e visit was greatly appreciated by the Circle family and render w1thm 24 hours on penFirst Corps Commander Bng the local Chapter. I a!ty of court martiaL Headmg Gen Nguyen Chanh 11u was \ the list wanted for pumshment named commander of Vietnam-\ In a letter to donors this week, Mr. Circle called at- were former Bng. Gen Lam ese troops m Satgon and took tention to the fact that his case was spectacular, but in \ van Phat and former Col. charge m wmdmg up the at- man casH, as for the aged, surgical, medical or acci- Pham Ngoc Thao. tempted coup of Friday - the \ dent patients, one or two pints was iust as vital as was 1 'J1lr sa 1d the armed forces I the larger amount in hit case. council would 'reserve appr~ All Meig• county people between tho ages of 21 end pnate pumshment" for the rel>Ranger 60 wha are healthy are invited to become donors at el leaders but md1cated clemen-. the Bloodmobile, Monday, February 22, noon to 6 P.M. cy would be granted to the rna. LEMAY fF.ARLY) III':ADQUARTERS - This is the house where Gen Curtis LeMay, who headed the U.S Air ot tho Pomeroy Junior High school. ' nnes and army troops unphca~ Force unttl early th s month. It vet! as a youngster Localerl at Stiversville, Gen LeMay's uncle , Eber H Carpenter, I G e t s : ed m the revolt look,. over the "ell-kept struelure wh1ch has a small pond tbat beautifies the former home of the famed mihtary I ~"' r~ , " rh1 sa1d Lt. Gen Tran Thien of1re~ Mr Carpentet, a rettred gas com pan; employee and member ol the Civtl Air Patrol Squadron at Reedsville, Khtem, the Vtetnamese amba'0 owns lllld mamtatns the house - Senttnel Pholo. Moon S h o t s sador to Washmgton , would Car?' ~ohn;'n '";!~h~~ I t I �• I Rutland Cub Park 240 Blue,,su:;H~N~~~~:~~I I ~~.,~~~u·:~~r~legat~~--~=~ 2 -Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport o .. Feb. 20 ' 1965 Wives of Presidents are lfieldmg Lewis, Director ot In Tou_.ic of Marshall Speaker ,va Far ley, Managing Director . at< Two Women Get New Chance -Sen- GOP Leader Everett ~- ~::~~-~;7E~r.~~2~:,~:·~1 Gold Banquet Held Feb.l5 ~~~~:~<~~~:a:t~;ai;~;Y;~: I For Life with Transplants ~lue The annual and Gold W·•lf H>d~e - H~rkey DALLA~ Bo- p••a n countnes do . IUPII - Two \\Omen who doctors said were of the Chamber of Commt>rce R~:~nquf'f of Park 240 ot Rullantl ltn , 0 1 rx~ ... n introduced legislatioc wa~ting away from kidnry ailment .'i wert> given hope for PT. PLEASANT - ''The \o\'ive"i of Our PrPsirlt>nt s'' included was held 1~ the Method tst Be <~r Prllch . Go.ld-Stlver Ar- F"ndav 10 sel the firs t Su nday new life f'riday by a man who killed h_Jmself from Martha Wa shmg ton thtough Jark1e KPnnE:>c1~ - wa s ° 1 h!r~Joyre. Assi<;tant A!l~r~ church Soctal RooPns on Feb. rows -- H.i:ind:; Spr-ouse. of Novt"mbe! a s eleC'tion da y. The 32-yf'ar-old man whose fam1ly asked not to .b~ thP themt> of_a m ns l _df'IIghtful , interesttn g .and erltt r<l fJOn · 1 ~eau<~ener al Emtl J R m 15t1 at 6 30 p m. with a~proxl- 1 Dennl'r SJnpe" - !Jail a!' WPb- He ('Ont Pdt>d lh<it some chur ch lidPntifif'd , shot him sP lf in the hPad \Vednesrl av and dlf>d a\ address given Fr't~ av m~h~ hv/)r. ~',ht~rl~c; H Moffat, lpr;sld,t-nt 01 ' \\ \t a Ma~lt'=~~; matt'ly 60 persons at_tendmjj: , er. I:S~ Uby ~ la('k, Lonme Blatk !:"rours might OllJt>CI. but said • late the nPxt day . Ill his dying moments. the mi'l~ 1 ''d !\1ar shal\ ~ nt\E't ~ lt~ . ~t1hf'_~:mm~<'ll Iron Co., and wife- ; Thelma El l· IThe mvoest•on was gtvPn by and Sr~ven r\nd~r:;on . Lhe change would mran a '· tre-~ his family gave permission to dortors to use both ht! kfdC~ambe: o~ c.:ommet ce d tnne-r JttrrHhd b! mmp th .1 n JOI!. Mgr lllr 01 (;ai iJpoiis Rev. Cheste r Lt'm_l t>y . followOn{' ~;ar P1 ~ - Lonmf' Bl;H·k me ndous in\.T e-ase·· m the num - n_eys to po ss ibly sav e the Jives of the women - Mrs . Syl17 ,) pe~suns _____ Chambe-r of Commerr r and the ed by a polluek dmner at ta - Two \ l' ar Pms 'T er ry he1 of persons who t:ould vote via Shartz, 40, and Mrs. Mar~· Hel e n Cranford , 22. to Or Mnffat: r . ,. Charter members of ' tht> Pt . bles attral'11vely dN'oratf'd with Gfwgr, Bobby Black . Randy eo nveniPnt.:; . I Two hours after the man 1 Martha \\a shmgton was r on \\hue House. Rdtth \\JI '>on. ~t>c- PI t Ch b f C rherr)' trf'es George washmg. 1 Spra~ue and Dallas Weber . l'h t' d 1 · d d f , rl Wll easan am er o om· ·· · . e prrsPnt e r-f' ton av 1died ' three teams of surgeons· 1 Both . women are mothers of 11 1 1 51 d en:- d the pretrJI•st an r lr •· on WI e o on row son, c· A R h J hn Brown, ton ·statues· log rabms · and Ab· Mr · Werner. was arcompan- 1was flXt> d h v (' on~re ss I 2.0[ began the delicate operation · two chtldrrn . h I t . h Old 0 d . . h . · . mPrce, . . ous , o t'St m t e omtn10n an W<l " l f' most unpnpu 1.tr pn"'•l· W 1 Selb H raham Lincoln replica s it:"d by his w1fe and son Hu~ky T d Mrs Shartz and Mrs Cran- Doctors were es tant o pre-d b th L s A . d t' f h t h a ter . v omt'r Smith · · vears ~:~go as the ues ay · · d was aore y e .' · I · enswte m tsory; owandl W G'tt sroutweekactlvtl teii 1orPack ,·fll i th J·t M d . · l fordwererushedtooperatingdtcttotalsuccess . Kineytrans-d 11 0 1 10 mv dunng the Revulut10n and Henr~' Hoovt>r Wil" the mn. . r · · e y. ow ng ts on a} Silhouettt>S of George Wash· 2'10 mduded a wmdow dtsplay 1 F n'd ay an d th e plants are usual!v .mos• sm·C. . . . . 1 I· 1 . · d NOI"ember. j rooms ear y 1 1 Aut gm 1 A d,um w.1 . . ill! on ·v ,c 10 ar d.v woman so dar tn ht s Honored at the dinner were mgton an Abraham Lmrolhn in the Rutland Branch of the k 1neyso 'd f th e cessful between twms · When 1.11 f t' . st-unctonmg woman 1n h1storv to bt' Wlf(' tory iHl [l('('nm 1' anw t1···· hu o;; Mrs Bertha S FJI5lon . lur ller were displayed around t e Pomero•; Natwnal Bank attPnd· d d t ted kidneys are transferred be1 · d b d h h h ld ·' · BYPASS COM>IITEE ea man were ransp an . 1 an d mot her (.J! a pre-s• e11 t Rn t rou)i! out I e wor out.<~tandmg work throughout the J room . Bl ue an d G old eoors ance 111 a group at lhe P.T.A. into their bodies . tween unralated persons, spectal Eleanor Roose-vt- \1 w ~~ tlw years m the educational held. j were earned out m ~lace mats, mee-ting to lrad the Pledge to WASHI NGTON lU Pil The measures must be taken~ preDolly Mad1son was the best known of thr penod. a Vt!I"Y most wide ly traveled wom an m and Mrs. Margaret Kelley, for , napkms, streamers and candles the Flag and appearmg over Senate Fnday. voted to by~ass UNDERGOES SURGERY vent the body from reJecting flambuoyant !ig!..lre and soctal the world and an mdivlduall "l; her wo~k m the nursing an I on each table. The buffet table WMPO Radto on February 9th the hostile Judtclary Commlt.tee NEW YORK (UPl) - David the organs . dowage~. ShP res<'UPd vatua - Bt'ss Wallact' Truman ·s hap- health fteld . Each was present- was center~ WJtb a larg~. dec- on "Coffee Wilh Janet" . 11 an atte~~t to ~et a hea_rm~ Newamark, seven-foot Columbia Those special measures ble do<.:Umt:>nts for postenty ple!'t dav wa" when "lw got nn E>d a corsage of rt'd rosebuds . I orated cak~ which, read ~ap- , for a truth-m·packagmg freshman basketball center, un- often redu~e the body 's reslst\lohen ~h P \\ohtle llouse IJurnt'd the train to go back to lndepend- 0 1 t B PY Bu-thda} Cub Scouts of Pack bil l d t f th h ance to disease and even a AMa Simms Harnson Wife enre J\.to Jackie Kt! nnedv"s b 'r ,ega eh rerryk Jonels slpoke l 240" which was dnnated by the Membenl agrE"ed In a VOice Ferwden suftrgery or I ree tot~s slight Illness such as a oold can ' , ·· . r1'' y on h wor m 111:.! e(tlts-~ R tl d B h f h p d th r1 ay a er severe y cu mg 1 th or WJlllam Henry Harn"ou. had ~rt-atest eontnbutmn. m hJS lature and stated that an an- u an . ranc o t t' ome· vote to sen e measure o e hi5 left hano and wrist in a be dangerou. ~he most children of any pres· opmton wns llf'rs and her hus nouncement would be forthcom- 1roy Nat tonal Bank Rolls were I (Continued from page 1) Cor:'meree Committee, where dormitory accident Thursday!~~~~~.......................-, 1chatrman Warren D Magnu· Ident _ 10 · Sarab Polk was The band's intert'st m cultural artJ ,mg wilhin th th f 1 t donated by the Holsum Bakery l ht A h 1 k d most Mary Todd Lm- and the :> plrlt show ptt dur- industnal expeanmson ino Mu ure Th , n.l He may listen to an hour . long son, . smd the bill lntig . ld sbe oo. spo esmth anbesaf I . Jon ason e program was open~ . d ld wou e s1x mon s ore 1 . dl roln was utr . <.: ulture. mg tht'. Lra~ir davs ol Novt'm- County · wuu__ get . if he WI.11 . · WI'th the PIedge to t 1te Fl ags [ bnefmg wtt hout savmg · . d' a worh ·I _ _ a r1en Y receptton. d octors d e termme . h ad woman an d hlg e ucatJOn at ammrnts bPr 1963 ' Senator Randall Ta lor 8 I 0 . b tl Sc S thf'n merely nod to m trate e I b k tb II i but she was extravttga n• and . . Y .! ; gJven Y te outs . ongs ha heard enou h '' [ 1943 he became a brigadier gen- P ay as e 8 aga n. . or M0ff·a1 wa .':l ·m1roc1uct>d b~, spoke on h1s work m the legiS· [were led by Vernon Weber 1 -~ g • very Jealous· Lucy Webb Hayes h b • 1 1 eM•)' entered Ohio State I era! He was tn fact one of the d " rh L ' 1n1ure an o1 t e J!ls pendmg Speaker for th · ~ '"' · · ' ' COLOGNE G (UP!) wn ~ the f1r ~t presi dt>n1' s wtft· aries ~nham , prestdent · l 1 ·l : e_vem?g w~s ~· Untve~ity in 1924 to ~tudy civ.l first generals to rly B-17s in ' ermany to have 8 coile"~" degree uf the- Pomt P leasant • Mason m 1u~ degl_s ature . that he w~s ~ ~aul Werner, Dtstnct Commts· .1 eng'r-'neer 'ln b 1 he apparent-! •ombat Gen LeMay is credit- · The West Lerman Institute of 1 " [' 1 Ch b 1 (" Jlllt>rt>~ te Ill malflly the a1r- sJOner of the MGM n·15 t . t J.., u ,_ . . . I d t·• F 'd h Ida S<1XI 0n i\1 r Kml t> \ w:1s the oun Y · am er 0 .ommerce, • t r Tr ' f · J nc onlly enjoyed the Reserve Officer ed with fl}mg at least 17 mis- n ustry repor eu rt ay tat only one to have business es- who was emcee for the evening. por adci ~ les or Pomt Pless- lhe topic, ''Our Amencan Hen- Tr . . C . the Soviet Union continue!:> to t'rienrr but was an 1.nv a lid The Hev Cllberi .\ ·I ourr of 8 "1 han lpley · and expansion tagt' ." Mr. Werner also present- H ammg odrps progradmlmort e.l swlnl s. h b . f f ff rail In Its effort to raise agrlP . · \I · s · Ch o1 t e a!rport at Spencer d th p k Ch e was ma e a secon teu ene as een c111e o s1a for most of he:- timt> in the t1,e . · mn tree! 8 ap!ist urc 11 · e e ac arter 1or the . h A R C h A. F . . , J cultural output to the level 1 1 1 ,...........__...._,_.....,__ _ _'gave thf' Jnvor<~IIon Dr. Dan • year to Vernon Weber, instilu· · ant m t e rm~ eserve orrs 0 t e . Jr ~tee smce u y 'ol the yearly populalion in· tional renresentati f D M before graduatmg from OSV . 11961. Hts rettrement came 25 Glassman and Jon Leiuhty pro- l v . en o- Lel~•r ay. was co~m·.~slone .- d a I years a ft er he f Irs t st ruek ~u t crease.· ----,--;-;vidf'd dmner musir! thers rt>COgnized and presented LAUNDRYSeatt'd at the spraker'.s table : With pins were Janet Bolin Joan · steond heu~enant m the Regu- 1for fam~ and fort_une m a mtli· Tht> proposal w_ould tighte~ ~ DRY CLEANING and mtruduced wvre Cngrf'.sll-' (Co ntinued from Pagt- 1l May, Alice Spencer. Blanche lar ~rmy Air Corp~ a_fter trans- tary umform. , sta~dards on packagmg and Ia WY 2·5428 POMEROY man Ken llt>rhler , Mr. and Hal"dson, Connie Black and Jan- fernng to the F_lymg Cadet The genera_! s uncle, Mr bel!mg of consuer products . Mr s R<ly Epperly rht' 1s chBJr- of newsman Thursay night et Morris. p, ogram and leavmg OSU be- Carpenter, satd LeMuy has not man of the Stat£> Aeronautlr-S in M<nion : fore completing requirements . returned to Meigs county for Commission I. Tra r;.• Stan·her, l Wallace received telegram! of Awards _were presented by r for a degree . He retnrned to I several years , but they have ViS· I • .lackson Coun ty Manager of protest fr?m t~e National Carl Morns Wbfl has been cub-J?hio State and got his degree · ited him orten Rt the home of tht' ArPa Develupmer1t (\ 1rnmJs- Broadca.d tog Company <NBC) ! master for tht> past flve years II"' 1932. his parents In Mt . Vernon I 0 P T 0 M E l R I 5 T sion: Paul Crabtree, Adminis- Umted Press International as t~1 1low s ·. I· Just before World War II Gen. LeMay. now 58 , h.as not Office Rours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 ((;lose at Noon OD 1 trative AssJstant to Governor, (~Pfl, Sigma De!.ta Chi, profei- Bob~at pms Albert Smtth !broke out, LeMay was a lieu- S(•ttled upon plans for tho fuThurs.- East Court St., Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hul~tt Smith; Dr. Randall Tay- ls1onal Journalists society and Billy Hall . tenant colone., but In March of ture. P.rofessor of H.tstor~ ~t. A(·rordm~- I Gen. JJeMay I attra~tJve; I ~hr 0 NE D-Wa~h 1 DAY SERVICE ON I • SHOP TONIGHT SHIRT FINISHING . UPJ Brie• £s ROBINSON'S ,. I I I UNTIL 9 PM I THE SHOE BOX --===========~lo~r:,.~S:'t,:·•t~e~Se:•~m~I•:".:.·--~B:r:ei~T!.y · (_SIX), OlD FISBIOIED Pilei••. 111£'11/ V/11/'D nl/1~ nc JIIATTDCflfl ur IT/nil nciJtJ Alabama Press Assoclat10n (APAl , and radio statton l I WYDE. The governor vowed " thi s won't happen agam" 1 ~---- - - ---- - ·- - - I ·"he could help it. STEWART, B. c. - RES-,cue workers tuctay pre-"d on l with an ~li!J09t hopeleSI aearrh , for remammg survivors of the 1 1 thundering ::~now and ice ava- . lanche which devasted • cop- 1 per mmmg camp _a_t the base of I l a 6.000 toot Bnttsh Columbia I I 4 J JJ. J ,l,lli(SS S ~\IJI~ l 1 • )I Jl ~~ ~ 11 .1 !L ~:.~~. ~~~r~ 0!~~: :~~~~:: :~~~ occupants of four bunkhoust.>s j crushed by the avalanche, are belit>ved dead . At least one ~ , body wa• recovered. I Luco-Luxury LATEX WALL DECORATION VATICAN CITY POPE Paul VI disclosed today he had ; ' 'confidentially" approached [ world statesmen to plead ror 8' ne~otiated settlement of inter- ~· national problems including Viet Nam. • The Pope disclosed his diplo-1 matlc activity in general terms in a letter to the Roman Catho- i lie episcopate of Ylet Nam In ; whirh he said he had praye-d ~ for peace in war-torn Viet · Nam . 110. PUI $17.77 ~ ..-.,~-~ $39.95 cfloos• Jnnetsprlng 01 Comfo.foa,. ••• Mattre11 I I I ANSWER CALL PT. PLEASANT - The local fire department answered a call Friday morning to tho Carll Sibley home at 2W3 Meadow- I ' brook Drive when a can of pap- ! I tha exploded in the kitchen of the home. The blaze had been 1 extinguished when the firemen arrived. DamaRe which wa!l l 1confined to the kitchen has not 111·49... ......... '-II>~-~ •..,- .... ~ .... ... --- ..... 14"' , ...... - . jqwlpco:IM ri,.. ::. S3•44 S1.3B ( lkl-tt·yourselt Job lool( H0.$11 . . -- 69C •. I I EXTRA FIRM Innerspring moHress THE DAILY SENTINEL ~fEAt •49~. "'" ltll I I -.teeted W•t 40oat: pine .,._ 1tructton. Adela rich, warwa • pnae tD 1ny room. _ --....... :;-:. ...... .w. .. --"' WI ltltVI cmM SUW AVAII.MIII --.__ . . . _.ti_ --_.......... lopOdo• - - · 41 INCH ADJUITAILI ,~-- -- .Englander BAKER FURNITURE ...... 0 1 i~t~:~~~spur:d muve~ -I und~r 1 ~it~2 ~~~~;st~~chA~~::ed ~a~ ~~~~·01;~~m~:o;~m~~tee~g~ti l ~eserH bPC'k ~·· • Hound--bl vert . D s WIll ou e 0 tme 67.63 Fairmont 110 Becl<ley ti6 9 W. Liberty 8 Shoph...r 82 65 SWrn Tenn. Sewanee J Hwrd U. (DC) '11 Glsbro St. M IX' Tchrs. 83 SErn OC Tcha. 80 Ala . St. 100 Ala. A&M 82 Carson Newman 64 Belmont 111 D. Lipscomb 60 Tusculum N Midwest 1 Nrn M1ch 117 Mich. Tech 61 ' · Wa~h LJ . ()fo l 93 Cen. Col. II Wayne St. 74 Wash .&Jeff. 72 ot 118 Gen. '"ms IlL Optometry 72 » II z:;~!~~n~I:;:LaiC:~:~o~.7l Luther 78 Buena VISta 70 89 80 ppn Jowa55 Cen.Simpson Dubuque (Iowa) M East Conrordia (lll.) 89 Lk Fnd et John Carroll 94 Thiel Rl ' llrpaul 77 Portland 64 night. Both own 4-9 loop rec- !' turnovers . Cornell !16 Hrown fit I IlL Tech 83 St. Ambroso Tl ords. Pomeroy hit 38 per cent . F'nt>nds 81 McPherson 72. 1Yale 96 Co!umb1a 82. In snapping a fiv~game , loh8· from the field by slnking 18 of A f' ed W t •• , . ' Jersey Cit~ St 89 Low Tt>ch 63 M1ch Luth . 97 Mich. Chris. 71 lng streak, the vh;itmg Pant - 47 attempts. The Panthers had tr -up e 11son team reswve game , J\1""'1 2. J4· 9· 77 . Jackson 14 16 29 18 - 77 '1 Ad 1 h ., 5 H0 f 70 ers jumpt><l ahead 6-0 on two 30 rebounds, Bruce Simpson forced favored Nelsonville into Box score: of the varsity lilt : MIDDJ.EPORT (70) M1ddleport 9 24 19 18 _ 70 1 He P ~ ;~ P str~ 1 Esn Mich. 92 Bethany 85 trl ot 84 goals by Robert Smith and one hauled down 14. PHS had 10 turn- a double overtime Friday night JACKSON (77) I Moore, 9-3-26 ; Davis , 2-3-7; Reserves Jac kson 50 Mid-I p a_rvar S" ~nn ti!:l h ' Nrn IlL Wsn IlL 68 57 by Dave Eskew . Neither team lovers . From the free throw before finally dropping a 67-62 Adair, J-0-6; Rose. 0-0-0; Cunningham, 1-3-5 ; Stobart. 12- dleport 42 nnceton " artmout : Lf"yls 96 Lor as 63 79 5t:Ored for one minute and 54 line, Pomeroy sank 14 of 24 , and verdict to the SEOAL runner- 1Shelton. 9-5-23 ; Crothers, 14-1-3-27: Saue. 1-3-5 ; TCYJ'ALS 25·· !Trenton St Newark St ti9 Ag stna (Ill) 92 Millikin &1 seconds following the opening GAHS hit seven of 10. GAHS up quintet. 129 ; .Jt'nkins, 0-1-1; Hutchinson, 20-70. i Athens ripped Logan 86-62 to . Phila . Tt'x . ~ Sloneh ill 68 Crmnell105 Coe HIO ot 1 6-2-14, Coburn, 2-0-4 ·, TOTALS tip . committed 16 personal l'ouls, By quarters : 1·nch 1., n1· d t hi "F' ilAI IQueens Col. ' 0 Brklyn Poly 5J Wartburg Ill Iowa Wes . 81 Aft lh I t" c1 s tr s ralg .:~ ~ ' Rhod Is 81 B I U 67 N th (I .,4 Ynkt 60 1 In faet, Gallipolis failed to ' Pomeroy had but eight. er e regu a IOn game I --~ - - -I cage orown Fnda y mght It . e , os on I _r wsrn ow a ) ' n Iwas the Bulldr, s 3Jr d strat ht Coa_st (Juard 84 MI'T 81 S•oux falls 84 Westmar 69 dent the hoops fur four minutes ' In the res~rve game . Pome- ended at 59-59, ~ach te~m tal-[ and 29 seconds. With Ul left lrOY " clinched" seventh place lied_ a field goal m the first _ovI wtn . over a t hree-ye<Jr g St. 67 Kearney peno dg. I Cahf. R'd •I Pa' ;· Si. I~ F.dmboro 95 Chadron · · · St. Gl Id in the period. guard Dar Gil-l by beating the Blue Imps. 44- erli_me but t he H . ounds nale I ATHENS s· '-~ er J! , athollr U 64 St. Norbert 112 DomJmcan 83 1 1 more, a non-starter, pwnped one l36. Tom McCarty had 1.: l2th loop wm 011 g?als by S til ---- 2 2 in from the side to make it 6-2 Ithe losers Finhw totaled 13 Jim Pancake and Bob Rlchards I R nyder, '7 ; Hu ssell, l -0-2; Dally Srntinel Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 20, 1965-1 3 3 Pomeroy led · plus two • I' Cannow l-!· · · 1\lcAfet!, . 10-7 after one per: for the wi~ners' . . free throws by Richoon . 1.3-2-28 Adams 1-5-7; ....,,_...,...,_.iiiiOiiiOiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiii Jod of act1on . Pomeroy battles Logan next ards m the second extra It will be Soulhwestern vs Hannan Trace next Tuesday · Handley . 9-3~ 21 Wren· 5-&-16· The Panthers pulled away in week while Gallipolis wiU host frame. . night for the championship of the 42nd Gallia County TOTALS 32-22-M · · the second canto as GAHS man- Jackson in the final round of The Hounds closed out regu- (Basketball Tournament. I LOG.o\N t62t There has been such a big response to our bowlaged only three goals. II took 1 SEOA~ action. Box score of' Jar season play with 8 14- 3 This was assured Friday night when the SouthwestPrn ! Auker ~ -5- ll · Wpc;tfall 1_0_2 ing cl a.,ses that Wednesday Feb. 24th we will bold 2 58 to score one , 2:14 for _an- ~ Ja st mght's game · · mark and second in the league ' l.;lighlanders edged the Narth (iallia Pirates, 59-58 while Gasser' 2_0_4 'Phc:lps ' 8_1_17 : classes for heginmng howlers from 10 AM until 12 oth_er, ~d 2:13 before the fmal POMEROY (50) with 8 12 _2 record while Well- the Hannan 'I'race Wil~cats upset Kyger -Creek , 6,2-59. I Co~rte~. 1_2_4 .· Trowb~tdge 2_3'_ Noon At 12 Noun lanes will be available to ladies twm-pomttr was recorded by 'l Crow J-4-JO · Sm1th ~-()..10· In pulling orf the big wm the -- - 1 · ' ' . th' M ' ' . ' · ston runs a ?-10 season record · 7 Hummel! 4-3- 11 · N1xon J-0who had previous ex~erience and want to better GAHS m IS pert00 . ean- Jewell, 2-3-7; Stmpson, 2·5-9; Mell"cerville five snapped a 14 , Lloyd Myers to an early lead · ' , · 24 14 62 16 their bowling . Pre vious special rates will apply. while. big Bub Crow and BruceiEskew, 6-2-14; TOTALS 18-14- and is now ?-6 in the league. game losing iitreak . lbut the Pirates r aught fire and ; TOTALS . - · . d · hort t' 50 [ Bv quarters MRS. AMANDA SAWYER, INSTRUCTOR S tmpson pumpe m s Ips, . . Jamie James led the win· 1scored 'll pomt s m the second " · hook shots and ~hort j~mpers GALUPOLIS <45) ning Hounds with 21 points j The ~ildcats aank 42 per ~ent , stanza . I Ath~ns .. 24 19 22 2:- 86 as the Panthers htked their lead R. Hamilton, 3-1-7; Burson, while Eddie Jacobs netted 25 of the1r shots from the field 1Logan . 10 17 HI I' ~ 62 to 24-13 during intermission. 2-1-5 : Cottrell, 1-0-2 : Brown, o- for the Rockets. and outrebounded the Bobcats, Big Mason Peck, a 6-3 st-n- 1 Reserves - Logan ~1 Athens POMEROY, O, GAHS, after reducing Pome- O-o ; Anderson, 7-3-17; Fisher, The box score: 34-26. ior center, sparked the big ra l- ;33~-----=----=====_;================:::::::::::ii.ii:::::;;~ roy's lead to 26-19 eany in the 12-M , Mitchell, 1-2-4 , Gilmore , NELSONVILLE (l7] After HT took a 13-12 first I) by dumping in points . I third stanza, went scoreless for !3-0-6; TOTALS 19-7-45. Rlt ~ . R'·h period lead . both tea ms pla yed Freshman David Skidmore .J 8 21 1 3:47 . When Dan Gilmore flnal- ~ By quarters ds z ~i:: pamesk · s-~i . 1 ~: on even terms Lhe second per- and junior Clyde Smith canned 7 ly bit ~ goal with 2:-06 left ln Pomeroy ...... 10 14 13 13- 50 1ar. - .' anca e ' - iod as Tyo and Don Thomas six and four points respective-. 1 the penod, P~me.roy was then iGallipotJs . 7 6 12 20 - 451 ;at! 2-l-!, Shultz l-4-G. TO- sparkf!d the attal"k ror Kyger . ly to add to the scoring drive on top 31 -21. S.lfflpson sank sev- Reserves - Pomeroy 44 Gal- ALS 24-19--67. creek and Harold Montgom- 1 The Highlanders came back 1 era! one and one free tosses i lipolis 36. WEu:'TON (&3 errs eight po_mls p~c~d the I however, as Cook sank 10 points -~--- ----·---_H~Iz~p~l 12-~- s:~ 3-5- ·Wildcats. The 1nterml8s1on score · to cut the North G.allia lead to 11 •. ~<.:o ll-3- _' el 4-3- was 27-27. 48-44 at the beginning of the 0 OS I 12 , Nicholas 6-1-1 , Buescher tWith Rucker hitting rrom the final minutes of action. ~2 ; Zimmerman 4-1-9. TarALS corner and Montgomt>ry .and The game then see-si:lwed. unMurdock swishing from the mid- til Gene Hall tied it up with Coach Art Lanham's Rio into tonight's contest. Follow- 24-15--63. die , the home team jumped in· about a minute remaining in the will ing this evening's battle, the Score by quarters : Grande College Redmen Nelsonville 17 14 18 10 2 8 - ftl to a 46-40 lead at tl1e beginning ' contest. seek victory number 17 tonight Redmen will host powerful CeWellston 15 12 25 . 7 2 2 - 63 of the final tight mmutes of ! North Gallia then tame back the Gallipolis hardwood on for a basket but Jackson's three- I Reserves: Nelsonvtlle 53 , Well- 1play. where they will battle Wilber- darville College here Monday in the " game of the year." Ceston 47. Coach John Wickline 's chan::- pointer then iced the victory. force University, beginning at 8 o'clock. darville owns an impressive es came roaring back howev· The Pirates Jmf missed a . Middleport ~ave J~ckson a : er, as Tyo and Leach canned chance for a mild upset Last time these two clubs record - 21 wins, two defeats. met , Wilberforce stunned Rio The Yellow Jackets nipped Rio hard ~~t~le Fnday mght before ' important basket.11 to tie the 1Peck stole ball and canned lay-up but the offi ial r i"""' 73-69 at Cedarvllk! last Decem- the VISiting lronmen pulled a- ~ game at 46-46 . Grande 111-94 on Jan. 20. 'thef'l'tto' csu~ l way m rna mmu e w~n The Wildcats never gave up Peck stepped out of bounds . 1 Rio will carry a 16-7 record her. 77-70 over Coach Carl Wclfe 5 ~ though, as three clutch baskets Cook was the big gun for tht 1by Murdock .and stx foul shots winners and Peck 's 19 points Yellow Jackets. . After J~ckson owned a 14-9 by Montgomery put the winners paced the losers . Southwestern canned J4 per first period lead, the Jackets into a six point lead going . into bounc~d back to take • 33-30 the final seconds of play. cent of its shots and North GalOhio Hlgb Scbool Booketball 1 Miami East M lead mto the lockerrooms. . Hannan Trace iced the cake lia Sl per cent of its attempts . I By United Press International : Dayton Stebbins 63 Jaekso~ expl~ed for ~ pomts later on two free throws by . Tuesday night, Kyger Cre-ek 11· ·11 eet m · · Xenia Central 80 'I Ket~ering Fairmont East 41 In the thu-d penod ' and j led MHS tied 'l'env -. Hucker · 1and N0 rth G8IawJm f 59-52 a ter the whJSt e sou~ · Kyger Creek committed 12 1the consolation game and South- I Spencerville 31 Spriogfield North 61 Buck Crothers pumped m 29 turnovers and Hannan Trace western and Hannan Trace will I Cleveland St. Ignatius &.1 1 Wapakonetea St. Joseph 64 Cleveland East 50 Lima Shawnee 74 Celina 63 for the I:onmen while Gary Sto- had J4. Both teams had 14 fouls I meet ·jn the championship till : New Boston 88 West carrollton 85 bart talhed 1:1 and Buddy Moore called against them . Thf. box scores : South Webster 73 Brookville f{l 26 for the losers. JHS it 1o-7 The Bobcats also oank 42 per , KYGI<R CREEK (59) Portsmouth 77 Minford 19 Troy 69 Gre..nville 63 for the year.and 8-5_m the of their shoLil . I Duncan, 2-1-!'i ; Leach, 4-2-10: Porll!mouth Clay 74 'Dayton Wilbur Wright 66 ue, MHS fimshed With 1-17 and Montgomery and Tyo each 1Tyo, 1~3-23; Barnett 4-2-10 and Northwest 10 Dayton Kiser 49 1-13 records. Jackson scored 23 points for their r4l- Thomas, 4-:J-.11 . Totals 24-11-59. : Wheelersburg 63 Valley M St. Mary's 71 Wapakoneta 67 spective team. HANNAN TRACE 162) Colwnbuo South 83 Dayton Roth 35 National Basketball Aottoc!lali,on [ Bud Jackson's field goal and Rucker, 5-3-13; Cremeens, 4- j Columbus Eastmoor 81 · Dayton Belmont 81 By United Pr... lntematlollBI foul shot in the final seconds of ~; Montgomery, &-7-23 ; Mur~ Columbus East 50 Minster 83 Fort Recovery 5f) Eastero Dlvlsioa P1.ay gave the Southwestern dock, 7-1-15; and Colley, 1-1·3. ; Franklin 77 W. L Highlanders, a spine-tangling, otals 20-12-Q. · Columbus Walnut Ridge 44 Oxford Talawanda Boston Columbus Unden 80 114 53 12 hard-fought 59-58 win over North Columbus North 60 Trotwood Madison 76 Cincinnati 40 23 Gallin . NORTH GAIUA (58) Coh•mblll West 91 Tipp City 69 Philadelphia 33 29 The Highlanders opened u Calliban, 3-1-7; Smith, :i-7-17; Columbus Aquinas 66 Yellow Spring• 63 New York 22 40 if they were going to tear Gary Chick, 2-I-5: Skidmore 5-0-10· ColwnbUI Brookhaven 72 Springfield Catholic U Westen DlvlJ1on Minton's Pirates apart but after and Peck, fi-9~19. Totaio 20-1S: I Columbus Whelstone 69 Dixie 82 New Miami ftl W. L Pel. mto a 15-9 first period 58. Columbl!ll Central 90 Los Angeles !7 28 .587 fell behlng ~31> at l SOUTHWESTERN (591 Mari(Jil Franklin f{l ENTERS TOURNAMENT St. LouiS 3l 32 .492 intermission · Ath 1 a 2-H· Jackson %-3-7· ' Urbana 71 Worthington lie ~ : Rodney Cook and David Atha Cook. '12-2-26: Hall 4-U · and ANSAS ClY, Mo. (UP!) -,:~;~~ort Grandview 56 Southern Intercollegiate Athie!- Sa F . •• paced the Highlanden of Coach Elliott, 3-5-li. otals Jll-13-59. Upper Arlington 48 14 lc Conf h B h n ranciSCO ON Delaware 82 Whitehall 53 erence c amp 1on et Friday's R..ulta London 62 Gahanna 46 une-Cookman College, posses- Los Aflieles 119 Baltltrun 111 Westenillt 73 Hilliard 62 sor of an 18-5 ollie thlJ aeasoo (Only game ICheduled) Columbus Watterson 5<1 Saturday'• Gamea •• the eighth team lo enter tho ColumbUI Hartley M Nabonal Collegiate Athletie A• N y k Phllad Jphll soclation <OIIege diviaioo basket- ~~ VB. e Columbus Ready ~ ColumbUI St. Charles 5I ball tournament. st. Louio at Detroit Newark 78 Lancaster 69 Boston at San Francisco Chillicothe 81 Ironton Q IRONTON, 01a1o (UPII _ (Only games acheduled) Miami Trace 88 Pete Rose, sec.ad ba•emo Sunday'• Gamo Washing[9n C. H. ffl In of dte Clnelnmill lleda, wW Cincinnati at New York Plain City 73 Southeastern 19 be the featured opeator ,..... Philadelphia at Baltimore Mechanicsburg 77 day whoa tbe Oldo Valley Boston at Los Angelea Madison South 65 SeeThe BasebaU Leapo lloldt Ita . . 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"-" InCite In qt.~aMty kttu wall d-atiOfl, ........ of ltlgh-hahtoA eolon to .t.aa. hM. phlt one-eoat .....-age with _...,... hking, DNe t. mlnu-. II ~ ••• 1 1 Fisk 96 Le Moyne (Tenn ) 111. I I hr becwtlfvl wall• ol d.corator perr..teon. CovM witt. MW depth of color. Tile lfltt.. ~ 1-----------------------------------------i eMtJA ~ WALL PAIIIT NlOHT STAND IAR STOOL OAL~ Made ol Ml.a.d hard wooo:t.. Thrwe MftJiNble lhlll.,., 16• 1' ~CK S5.87 BOOKCASE S14·93 fl:)r . . . .. the beclraan\ I'Urtll")' 01" dtl'. 34• hifh, f7•. ~ I Matching Bo.~~; Spring ~Y~~~- ~~ ~ ';o.._ 7T Redmen t H t W"lber £orce SALE! I 01 PUll '-'ll s~rp-f I I 1 JWUI ~~~r~/::!~~c~!lle~h~'":!"I 2 THR U· MARCH 11th ICV WIND!i BLEW DOWN !rom the arctic Friday night and whipped snow and freez. ing rain intot he East and Mid-1 lwest. while a heat wave on the l set 'West Coast continued to record-breaking temperatures . 1 Los Angeles was expected to reach 83 degrees today, keepI Ing with Friday'• all-time high of 85. The fresh blash of arc. tic air dumped snow and freezing drizzlti' in portions of Ohio and Maine and dropped temperatures below zero in north- ~ 1ern Minnesota and Michigan. ah~arp~:"~~ ~~m~am "~a :I Pomeroy ' playing without the services of Phll Swinocopoi: 80 per cent of t h• I Midfdltehport waa neharttits . . 'STARS 0 1 0 dell, top Panther scorer and rebounder, used deliberate (Buck) Crothers, opened wide [ However · · est e season . mg ~ .tU.oLoo unusual that mAY be Jackson led 51).;2 going mto the Ill. for 40 per cent. "slow down" tactics against Gallipolis Friday night, and ita bag of basketball patterns In today'• balanced scoring sty- last heaL the result was a surprising 50-45 Panther triumph over t<. •orne from behind for a 77_ I• of baaketball, the Jacket• Middleport eould not recover The Jackets are idle until 1h;',.GAPHS ~lue DevUs. h 70 SEOAL victory Friday night JUSt couldn't contain both Cro- from the terrible third . though next week's sectional tourna~ a ant er ace W&l orne at Middleport ~ thers and Shelton In a disa•- I't had Jackson all but caught ment game with Pomeroy Sat· , In bed with a bad ...., of tba during tho final rnlnuta lo bike · i . ~ . . urday night at Hutland. measle• . 1 the Panthers lead to 31-25 afThe third pla~e lronmen (~ trous third quarter. at 67-63 w1th four mmutes left. . ter three period•. ~) trailed :IS-30 at half-time ba- Middleport had trailed 14-9 Crothen hit !rom 28 feet out By quarters: Earlier this year, at Pomehind the Jackets (1-13) who put after the first period ended. In and Shelton put up a crip for 71- Jackson 14 30 ~ 77 roy. GAHS stung the eharget When Robert Smith bit a crlp up 11 couple of deadeye marks-- the second Stobart and Moore 63 and the Middi~ never got Middleport 9 33 52 70 of_ Coach Russ M?Ore 76-67 - with 7:47 left ln the game, men too, Gary Stobart and Bud- . pumped in 20 points leading to closer than 75-70 with 30 secJack son, Adair 3-0-6, Rose 0~lth powerrw Swmdell in the PHS held its biggest lead, 39- dy MOCI"e. " 24 point quarter. Meanwhile, onds left and subs finishing up . 10-0. Shelton 9-5-2:!, Crothen 14hneup . . 25- a margin oi 14 points. At When the firing wu dooe, Crothers, harrassed by Soph Of the 18 potnts lhe Jackets l-29, Jenkins 0-1-1, Hutchison 6But last rught, the _ Panthe~~ this point, ?AHS finally came CroUters had 29 points, shoot· Guard George Sauer, was miss- managed ~n the fourth penod, 2-14, Coburn 2-0-1, Franz 0-0-0. i were hn~ver . ~~~ lD b r~cor to life, but It was too latAit. ing from all ranges Stobart bad ing occasionally. Jackson had (Jackson JUSt stayed even, al· Totals 34-(9 of 16)-77 . I mgt t e rc"' . . Iwnufpf dn .ts The Gal\ians whittled Pome- 27, and Moore 26. Thus 30 per an average 16 point quarter and ~o getting 18), Jon Cwmmg· Middleport , Moore ~-26. B ou 111gs. a 11tpo1ts s ere 1 h t S b " . . ffth t · hl d f t d th roy 's lead to five point~ _ 46- cent of the 10 players on the trill led 33-30 <~I the lonJ:: rf.""" l am go 3.. To art 8.. ~.oon 5 Dav1s 2-3·7, Cunnmgham 1-3-5, l~ds ~ ~~~cb D~ke: Hu:~n ar: 41 with 1:49 remaining . The i floor porduced 56 per cent of This was not to last, howev- and Spider Davts 2. For Jack- , Stobart 12·3-27 . S<lUt'r 1-:l-5, Sit'' Mooremen stalled, were rouled, lthe total points. Add Jack er . Cuach Dave F1sher put a 1son. Shelton had 6, Crothf'rs 6, 1phenson . B. Wal\a!'f', Casc t 0- "Thf'y think t"'·icf' btfore _ r the eason 00 ~ 6 9 for p~- Pomeroy lthen iced the contest from the "Sheiton's 23 ror Jackson, and lighted match- or a bomb Coburn 4, and Hutchin~on l:i 0-0 Totals 25- r20 ot 2i l 70 throwing snowball~ at rn" 0 fifth place 1free throw circle. 140 per cent of the players . put Crothe_rs and_ Shdtun to i On the boards . Jack so n led . SC'Off' . Jarkson 50 , I'd bat thf'm ri_gh( b)' p!ckmg up its fifth win a- . GAHS finished \he night with up 72 per cent of the_ po_mts. begm th_e thp-d _penod Shelton l64-47 . From the f1t>ld. Jackson Middleport 42. !11gh_ fo r Ja(_ ·k- 1 k pl_ayed at a goo d ro II t.>ge par t-, son. E1snaugl~ 1_1 htgh for \1idgainst eight setbacks. GAHS 19 for 58 from the field_ 32 An_d add Steve Hutchmsons l4 ,turn ed m 12 btg game-- b_reaCollt'gt' Baskt>tball Resulta mg pomts and Crothers 8 Ill the l httLmg 34 of 68 for 50 per ct>nt . dleport, Tanneh1ll l:J . . B,· l'r•" dropped to a sixth place tie 'Iper cent. The Devils had 23 re- pomts . and half the players ---- - - - --- -~ , • Un,·t·d ~ • ~ s lntrr,,,.,,,·unal 1~ had hampered earher rescue efforts, Friday portaged the I ~:~~~:r=~~~;idonto !Jackson Rallies to Edge Middleport 77-70~..!;f!w::.· I I E nglander _____.:..:=-----~-:-:::::~-__,.,X'flll\ \Tl\llJI( \ · :~:~~~~op~e~~"'~y~~~ ~~~~~, I (j! W• COMPTON 0 D. • I 1 r ,,.,, -1 N Panthers Defeat Blue Devils 50-Lt5 POMEROY, C. -loon --.1011 SI"'WW WOVYNFOLD DOORS ~.",~:... S17 .87 TIL weo. $ LESS Hla5T PEOPLE ON A 13 cubicfoot HONDA Model YouP Trade- Full Line 74 carthage 72 Covinifon 47 will alia preoelll • wanltt ,. nMinben tllbe loat- Wm. Jewell 69 Drury 611 Mayrrille 57 s...tbwest New Leslngton St. AloyaiUI 5I uo, • ·-~pro loop operaliDa Arizona 78 Wyoming 77 Upper Saodusky 85 Willard 33 aioac lbe Ollln River. Tile a. Maiufleld lonlo.- 5I ......11 ._,. ..... wiD "" Ali&. St. n New Monca IS Weol Sanduoky 48 . . - .. ......,. cfllla tl Sn1 Calllornia rr Oregon II .'-loL Clan. 11 Belleouo • Stanford 85 Washlnllon II Tecumseh 64 Northealtenl II At.·~ Hawk's Cycle Sales 1 -SOA & "·I Mile Norltl o f ..... 9 t. I - Thuro. Sat,9 t. I Tuea. Wad. l'rl. LY 14414 A~ ~ Associated Radio&. TV (WITH MR.LI!R MAYTAGt I. Main St. POIWioy Harry Miller, Own•r I;L\ 7J Onlloa St. II 'llorllnr- • . ~ ........., ···-~~·. __ ...,.,,_~,. .... •>:'""· '·-' · - ..' j �. \ eighteen months. 'l1le dollan per year. and cents return ll'Om milk Is It la i.oterutillg to 'note that based oa the milk lOki from the averaglt lor aU cows is new any farm dlll'lnt any day the rate of 11,952 pounds o! milk 4-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldtlleport, 0 ., Feb. 20, 1965 New In Farming Concentrates Feeding Study of Dairy Cows Explored BY c. E. BLAKESLEE ./ mum closer to the average for any month, or any year, and DHIA cows but the D!IIA cows not how big a record one indl are still increasing their aver· vidual cow may accumulate. age productfou at a greater rate per year than are those During the nen two weeb il fs planned to oelld eaeb herd When you compare these av- concentrate level than we have I hay should vary between 10 from any single source such as ing the time when she was not on DHIA recorda. owner In the county wbo ts on County Extension Agent erages ~ith Jerseys, a consid- ever used befo_re. Unde~ a d_if. per cent and 20 per cent, a~d I concentrates, hay, silase, or completins the carrying of the j Another interestinK point production test a summary of 1 SiX thou:sand pounds of t:on- rrably ~~ffere~t picture is pre- fe_ren~ cost-pnce relatmnshtp, I the net. en~rgy from pasture m pasture 1s not a hard . and ~·alf and is providing growth brought out at the meeting last his records, based OD the Jan«ntrale per cow per year IS sen ted. 1he h1gh 20 per cent of this figure m1ght not hold true, a years t1me between 20 per fast figure , n does prov1de a lor this ralf wr-ek was that it costs approxi- uary F.DPH compUtation. this about the feeding level that the Jersey records showed each This then means that farmers cent and 30 per cent. means of determining the sourc. . mately $1.65 per day for each will curapare his records in 30 liv es the optimum return, .a<'- co· was receiving 3,700 pounds have to be ex.cellent bookkeep- I This net energy figure is a e:s and the cost from the var-~ In the fmromatwn present- day over 60 days a mtlk cow is different items with the low rording to da ry and manag~- of concentrates. _11te low 20 per , ers t? det_ermine the cost-price computation based on the total ious sources. The problem of e~ last week, the recommend dry. This means that many 20 per cent, the average, and the 1 men! speciahsts from Oh10 rPnt werE' fet>dmg only 3,100 I rel~IJon~hlp they have under i actu~l food value (n?t enl!rgy) 1 net en~g.y has al~ays been to 1 e r~te of roughage. fee~l_ng a~· cows should be removed from blgh 20 per cent of the particu· State linivers ty This is a con pounds of concl"ntrates, the av- the1r extstlng set up and under \ provided by the varmus forms get sufhc1enl food mto the cow cordmg_ to present conditiOns 15 dairy h!:!rcls if they are corulst- Jar group in which his herd is 1 0 aidera!J ie higher rate of concen- eragP for <1ll Jersey records1 current market conditions. 1 of foodstuffs at any particular so that she would provide for approxim.ately ~~ pounds of ently hard to settle or if they located. trate rt>f'ding tha n most or w• was 3.400 pounds ;II concen- 1 lnformation given out at this time. For these J.armers on Elec· her maintenance, and puf the hay or hay eqmval~nt per lOO give difficulty in breeding. Many A summary of the state rerhave ht·t•n used lo. tratP:s. conference pointed out that I tronic Data Processing Meth- rest ol the food into the produc pounds of OOdy wetght. _ In the herd owners watch the !acta- ords :-r~ available to anyone in At the dcmy maMgemen1 1 What does this mean? about one-half of the net ener- od of record keeping. this U- tion of milk . When she lays this EDPM records, there IS a II- tion records and think a high the county interested in receivmeeting held l<~st week m Chil- l It simply means that under gy required by cows should I gure is computed so they can entire food on her body in tbe I gure_ for ~ach herd known as .he lactal.ion record means the cow lng them by contacting licothe attended by Virgil At-1 ex1sling cost-prh:e relationships come from concentrate feeding read it directly from their form of fat , she probably is no feedmg mdex. Is an efficient producer. the Extension utuce. 1 kins, Production Tester ~nd my · farmers_ c~om gf>t a ~igher return ~nd ~bout ~ per cent £rom fe~d- mont~ly hard test report.. 1 ~onger producing milk .J_t ~ profThis is a percentage figure The actual truth of the m~t· Anyone interested in getting self, summarirs were dislribut· by feedmg at a Ingber rate of mg sdage. fhe net energy from 1 While the percentage fJgure 11t to U1e farmer unless Ills dur- showing the relationship of the ter is that we are interested m on production test in the coun· rd ror OHIA record~ m OhiO retheoretical requirements of the the greatest amount of milk ty is also able to have thil!l servised up to January . 1965. cows in the herd to the actual produced eacb year, not how vice by contacting Technician Records summanzed for 1963amounts led. It is calculated much milk a cow :nay produce Virgil Atkins, the County Ex· 14 for Holsteins showed that the J .L . by dividing the total amount of even if she stays in milk ten, tension Office, or any member high 20 per cent of the herds net energy fed by the amount .l_,w.. el;;;;v~e,iiiiiiilo""urtiiiiiiiee..:n..:,..s,:ix_t.:,ee,.;n~iiiiiiio;_r..o;.f;;;;t;;;;h;;;;e_:D:.;a.:,iry~S~e..;r.;,vl;.;ce.;._U~n,.;H:;,. ...,"t were reeding concentrate <lt the of net energy theoretically re- I'" rate of 5,300 pounds per cow . Nalionill Ftllure Farmers or 1 tod~y is both a scie.nt_ist and a Ithat recognition be given th~se ~merica o~ his day spe~t more quired by the cows. The requireCome To Southeastern Ohio's The low 20 per cent were onl~· Am erieR Week seeks to focus ibu..,messman ; mechamc and a 1young men who are preparms lttme seekmg new agncultural ments for net energy are basfeeding 3,900 pounds of coneen- a1ten1111n un lhP work of t h e llaborer, at the ~~e ttme c~p- l for caN!ers in _far~ing. ~ncour- inform~tion, ei~her by experi· ed on the cow's s1ze and produc- 1 , Biggest Appliance Center! I trates, the avf!rage of .1\l Futurf' Farmer s or today , who able of leadership m the affatrs agement at ttus time Will do lmentatlon on hiS own farm, or tion. I 1 DHIA records for Holsteins in will be thE' success ful farmers Iof the t..:ommunity. Imuch to stimulate them ttl by correspondence with .agriOhio sh..~wed the average herd uf tomorrow. I r.encrally , they must be men harder work .and greater ach· cultural scientists in England. If this reeding index figure 1 owner is feeding 4.600 lbs. 1 11<1lHlll mu st have a con- who have begun farming at an 1evement. ThP title of America's first "flci- :s less than 100 per cent, !he stnnt supply of NEW farmer!i early age, so that by the lime National FFA Week comes entistific farmer" might be ap- cows are either not gett1_ng i every y{'ar to replace those they are ready to marry and every year during U1e week of plied to Washington . enough to eat or the quantity whn d 1P, retire, or otherwise start a famil}" they w\ll be firm· the anniversary ()f the birthday It was more than a centuJ')"' or quality of feed reported is :lt<l'>l' tht• fnrm . These must be ly established in a farming pro-1of George Washington. after his death that many of lower than that which the cows mrn with experience and train- 1 gram that promises a good fu· Although usually considered the sound agricultural practices are actually eating. Tile gener· ing, fur the successful farmer ture . first as a great general, our fint he advocated found general al recommendation is to main· Vocational Agriculture and the president, and an engineer praclice. tain the feeding Index at a levFFA constitute 1he most effec- l<:eorg{' Washington·, fi:·st love 1 It 1s out of deep respect and 1el of between 100 and 105. We uve progr<~m yet developed :was the farm he called Mount adm1ralwn for George Wash- . should point out !hat this figure I for traming boy s to be good Vernon . TI1ere he was one of mgton, tlw farmer 1fl whose pro- 1.s LheorPtiPal figure . Only the f;,rmers and helping the~ to the first in the nation to prac- gressive ways they seek to fol- herd owner by watch ing his hC'rome established in the farm- 1tice contour planting , crop ro- low, thai Future Farmers an- cows, can determine ir this ing uc;upations of th~ir. choice. ; lations, and other soil conserv- nually observe tllf'_ir Nation~] theoretical figure is correct or i In v1ew of the nat JOn s need 1mg methods . F'F' A Week at the t1me of Ius it something is not working out for NEW farmers, it is fitting Probably no other man Wbirthd<'ly. _ _ _ I quite correcln!y.. 1 1 p u rpos es 1Vf W ee k 0 u tt•l n ed ~ ,: In Personal Income Each Year • INCOME TO SUPPORT 312 PEOPLE • Payment Of Mortgages or Rent On 116 Homes or Apartments • Ownership Of 119 Passenger Cars • Tax Monies To Support 51 School Children $330,op<l • In Bank Deposits • $397,000 In Retail Sales Per Year • Sufficient Sales To Support4 Retail Establishments • and .•• An Additional 76JOBS In Fields Other Than Manufacturing S'lrel Ch IS• 'H1'dden Asset' and tweeds The result: far I Zippers should be hand-bastOne or the . th1ngs that has greater romfort and freedom of ed in place, easing the fabric as done_ more lo mcrease the promovement m all types of fash- l usual, but not. stretching. Sew 1du~11on level ~f cows m the wn. I zipper in by hand or machine . , Umted States ts the fact that . Keep OPIX>Site seam firm for we arc puttmg mor~ Ieed mto . When purchasing stretch fab- length of zipper so both sides them. The optimum 1eeding lev,CS rtc. test the stretch to be sure will hang in lhe same way. el based on Ohw conditions 1t goes m the direction you according to the specialists, IS need for your garment. ~a.nts Buttonholes if possible. should 5,500 to 6 500 pounds of con1 Stretch is the ' ·Hidden asset" I may be made from a fllhng be made perpendicular to the centrale per cow per year. ln in a fabric that odds comfort, stretch fabric if lt is wide stretch direction. Stay them the United States this figure •' and shape retention , wrinkle . enough. to lay them alo~g the with_ a small p~l.ch oC _lron·on apparently vanes from 5,500 up resistance. and longer wear. 1 crossw1se gram . In th1s way, 1or frrrnly-woven mterfacmg. On to as much as 8,500 pounds of '. Specially constructed yarns wo· stretch will st1ll run from waist :hems, zig-zag or stitc~ concentrate per cow per year. ven into fabric make it stretch to ankle. 1lrom the edge or use b1as seam Because of the increased feed· when pulled - then bounce No special patterns ~re need- i bi~ding. On heavier fabrics. ing and increased ability to back into shape. : ed; buy yo~ usual stze. Pa.t· stttch -'14 '' from t~e ~dge or produce milk, gr 9<lt changes I tern alterations are made m ·overcast. Loosely slip-stitch the have been made in the last 20 There are three types of the usual way Panls should hem in place · th "lk od ct' ' t hr b · I) F"ll' ( · years m e mt pr u 1on , s rete a ncs · ( t mg east· have a stirrup under the foot If For pressing use steam or 1 1 1 Oh' · 1940 '" 1 1' 11 ' h · · ' · eves. n 10 m , th e av• ,.,,. 1) stretch: the fa h--ie is not labelled "Pre1 u on Y '""" JS. less \Test or om.onla setting suitable for the fiber 'lk od 1· g "' bar l! ld cham (' . f I I I 1.tl erage ml pr uc 100 per cow . ~ ro:e;sw 1se rom se vage to se- shrunk" you can shrink fabric co ntent of the fabric I ift and , 6'0 d r m1' lk . At d bl d . 1 • · ·' ' , WaS "'~ • 't poun S 0 e S1 J:- f's t!11!111gl1 l :,' mrh lng s m 10secon d ~.te 11:-.lr ee:,up vag:e. Use· kfor ou heat lower iron ·• do not· stretch ur I1 tl 1a t 1·Ime th e average cow on d es, shirts, k. I by steam-pressinn •>& · Use d resses, JOC ctJ an lo 3 feet 111 d ~<Hn e te r s 1rts, setting suitable to fiber con- pull fabric DHIA t t d · 8 233 COM£1NANDHAV£A t2) Warp (north-south or ver- tent Press lightly and lift (Next we will discuss d ucmg ' 1 ,R££ DEMONSTRATION ' tical) stretch: Lengthwise or iron. to stretching fabric sewmg of laminated and bond- rtn Stho ffil . parallel to selvage~. Best for Before cutting lay tbe fabrl~ ed fabrics ) a er' ode a~erage cow. m IOf . t ·31 T , , t h • · was pr ucmg 7.550 pounds o 1 pans. I v.o-Y.ay s rc c : smooth and flat to j'relax'' for ·1k h"l I In both directions, Up to now. THE ALMANAC mt , w I e the average cow . . . about 24 hours. on DHIA test was producing ' usrJ m_oslly m swl~nsUits and Lay the pattern on the fab - 8}" United Press International i at the rate of 10,437 pounds of 1oundatwn garmenb. ric !-iO that. stretch runs in the TodaY is saturday , Feb · 20 . m1lk per year. Ex f "d 1 amp es o an ever-wl en· ' correct direction: across the the 51st day of 1965 with 314 J t th 1t 1 1 ing range of types and weights I . us ree years a er n 1 1963 the average cow in Ohio . . . shoulders for blouses, shirts, to follow. are 1Jghtwe1ght bat1stes ' broad- dresses an d JBC · ke t s,. from wa1st · Th e moon ·IS approac h.mg tts · was ' producing at the rate of WY 2·2975 cloth ,_ chambray ani _seers uck· to ankle in pants, slacks or last phase . I 8 580 nd 0 l 'lk · St p f'r · firmly -woven demms gab. . . . I ' pou s ml omeroy . · . • sh~rts; from s1de to s1de in The mornmg star 1s Mars. year, while the average per cow 517 E . Mam . i ar1mes , ~omesp~~wool nan- skuts. Lay waistband in nonThe evening star is Jupiter. on DHIA test was producing at 1ne_:. tw s, corduroys stretch direction. To avoid On this day in history : stretching the fabric as you In 1962, U. S, Astronaut John work: U) Do not let the fabric Glenn orbited the earth three FARMERS hang over edges of cutting ta- times in a space capsule. hie. Roll or fold excess so it is -I DO YOU NEED MONEY on the table. (2) Place the pins Here's BIG News from your FOR perpendicular to the stretch diOperating Cost N:tW HOLLAND DEALER Capital lmprovement rection. Livestock Equipment Sewing machine pressure Automobiles should he medium to light. The Erlucational Loans stitch length should be shorleCompetltlve Total La1n Cod 14 to 15 sUtches per inch. Use eOn The F•rm Servin a fine to medium needle on the • Credit Life lnsuunce • F•rmer Owned Credit Source machine -size 11 to 14. Textured nylon, nylon or dacron DJCK STERRETT threads have more "give" County Manager with stretch seams than mer· YOU GIT A Ph. WY2 5270 cerized U you use mercerized thread, seams and darts that FINER PAmRN. PRODUCTION CREDIT run In the stretch direction FASTER •• o 114 Mulberry Ave. must be stretched slightly as ""5 ~~ you stitch. Hand-basting may (Sprnclor Moclol 331) "" help to keep stitching even, but skip about every 4" belore rna- Build your LANDPOWER fast. chine stitching. Whatever thread er, easier and at lower cost with ,,··' h' ' 1 w~ek av~id I-CUSTOM WASHER ........... , ••• $175.00 $155.00 I-PACEMAKER ELIC. DRYER ..•••. $205.00 $110.00 went~ y~~r:s GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service ! I 1 ~~ • 2-15 CU. FT. COMB. FROSTLESS .... $349,00 $315.00 ! 1 1 , 1-18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER .. $245.00 $225.00 POMEROY • Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phono WY'2-2181 Serving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Counties WE DELIVER-WE SERVICE-WE FINANCE I --==~=_':_::::..'C:.::::::::::O~:.J,==-------'"-""~"'-"-"-'"'-"-""-"'-"'·"'·=""-~=-======~ 1 Mrs. Frank Summerfield of guests. She wore a brige dres! ('ol umbu!l , sister of the bride I":nd a corsage of yellow nnd matron o[ honor, wore a tJons . . . dress of red veleveteen with 1 ~ollowmg the reception, jewel neckline and three-quar- 1bride changed to. a ~wo ter length sleeves, with match- lbeige an_d blue smt wllh brown! ing hat and brie.f veil. She car· accessorlet: and w_ore t"'hltelquet.! ried a white lace fan arrang· sage from her brtdal .... ed with rod and white carna· The new Mrs . Vess~ls tlons and white streamers. graduate of. Pomero} school and IS &nployed David Geig<r of Ntw Con· B.1che and Co., lnc.• of Columcord served as best man and [bus . Mr. Vessels is a graduu.shers were Jim Watson, bro- 1ate of New Concord High School ther of the bride, Gary Stubart, and is an employee of Wearand Allen Finley, aU of Colum- Ever Aluminum Inc . and will bt~s. I graduate in .I nne from Ohio for her daughter'• wedding, State University wiU• a degree , ----~.::::~ 1:n distribution educztlon. The couple is residing at Stinchcomb Dr., Columbus. SPECIALIZED HELP Attending the wedding FOR THOSE MOST this area were Mr. and Leroy Watson Jr., Mrs. Do1oaltlj SEVERUY DWENED Hauck and Mrs . Maxine Arnold and daughter, Sus.anna. • BIG POWER farminll Jobs ••• McCORMIC~ FAR MALL• i I' Diles Radioear Co. LY 3-4550 245 E. $toto St. Take Advantage of Our Early Ll Phone WY-2-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio . a breaka&e OD . . ..., G In 1792, President e 0 r Washington signed the U. S. p<>stal act, formally tablishlnM the federal post lice, which had been set temp<>rarily in 17119_._ _ __ DO ITI bllr, I'UJIIed NEW HOLLAND you use, experiment Ill's! with 130 bu., trlpJe.beater CYCLON· lest samples to he sure the ACTION manure spreader. stitching won't break when the "Peace-of-mind" shearbolt proseam is puUed teetlon guards agaln!t overload · Athens I LET INGELS 55555555 Book and Take Delivery Of Your Spring Seeds and Fertilizer NOW ! ·,1 EXPERT INSTALLATION! NEW HOL- Ioterfaclng may he used as LAND PTO modeL Eu7 terms Ullual in details where stretch at fs no Important. The Unillg, II needed, obould be stretch or tricot. Cut lining with stretch running in same direction as outer fabric. Do not oew lining inWY2·5101 to side seams - join to garPomeroy ment at neck and waiotline Spring Av•. seams. ARMSTRONG'S FULTON-THOMPSON Linoleum •• _ Inlaid VInyl TRAOOR SALES Floor covering for eveJ11dnd ot1 :Door- Best pattems. Profe1sional Jnatallation by ua, or do It younell. call WY 2-26311 for free esti· mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK TRACTOR MAGI! I Expert Installation salldaotiOII ALLIS CHALMERS G With I Row Culfl..lwla and ... DDI-•IINI Morris Equipment CoWI91201 FEB. 21 your gift INGELS SPECIAL BIG TftADI.IN ALLOWANCI FURNITURE PlwMUf ' 900,000 deaths annually, more than all other causes combined. Volunteer Most families have lived in the shadow of this killer. They know it as a complex of many dread diseases. They remember a father when she calls. struck down prematurely by He1rl Attack, a mother disabled by high blood pressure. They cannot forget a child crippled by rheu- She is helping matic fever or an inborn heart defect. They recall the anguish you save and financial stress when stroke victimized a parent or relative. a heart you love. the harsh realities of heart disease and stroke that no family can Death, disability, suffering and economic hardship-· these are forget. These are the enemies that your Hearl Association Is fight- IF YOU'RE NOT AT HOME WHEN YOUR VOLUNTEER CALLS ... Ing with all of its resources. Enclose your contribution In the envelope left by the heort fund voluntond pl•c• It In the mall. GIVE . .;ornore will live HEART FUND ~ . . J'~ This Message Published As APu blie Service By The Following: Farmers Bank and Savings Company Ebersbach Hardware EWING FUNERAL HOME Stark's Drug Store Swisher end Lohse Drug Store Karl Grueser Plumbing end Heating M11llen'1 Insurance Agency Inc. Johnson-Simpson lnsurence Downing Insurance Agency Inc. V. D. Edwards Insurance • The heart and circulatory diseases are the No. 1 killer. They caus!l Heart fund Davis-Warner Insurance MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. NO FAMILY ... NO HOME IS SAFE Welcome your Guarantee<! PEARL ST. all PROTECTS 1 1-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ... . $265.00 $240.00 e~ w~l~ P;? 1 I I Support Your Community's Discount Effort -------------Sugar Run Flour Mills To Attract Industry • $235.00 $210.00 I- ARISTOCRAT WASHER I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. DRYER ...... $179.00 $150.00 ' I satin bows marked the pews I t' I u I · Preceding \)te ceremony. a half hour o nup 13 m s c was presented by th e organJSt Given in marriage by her f"th•r the bride was lovely in Mrs . Watson chose a twc•pU!COj ~· n~~dr length gown of white blue suit wlth matching -.c:lt in featuring a [itted bodice I s~ries and ~ore a \'.' llh V neckline enhanced wilh pmk carnallon:'· Mrs:t of , moti£s and long won• a 1Wl"t p1ece 5Ul ~.e nr on 1are • ~-.... "l h . t hlng acc:es-1 I • corning to points over cralhx::rry WI rna c . t h:c ~~s . Her full skirt was ac- :;aries and a pink <'arnatwn cor· n 1nted with appliqued embruid- sage. NP.d altncon lace .motifs, the 1 A reeeplion was held folloW· 11;1rk terminating into a_ full ing the ceremony at lhe home f·hapel tra in. Her pearl t1p~d of 1he groom's parents. The w1l of silk illusion was held 1n bride receivrd many lovely place by a que~m's cro~n. She gifts which were placed <" arried a bouquet of_ wh1tc c~r- a large picture window. nations and ivy wtth whtte l Miss Barbara Ve:;sel:;, sister ~ !reamers tied in lovers knots. of the bride , registered the REG. CLOSE-OUT 1 ,.,I __ ' Miss Linda Darlene Watson, daugbter of Mr . and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., of Minersville, became the hnde Mr. 'i'homas M. Vessels, son of Mr. and ~Irs. Mor1? n Vessels of New Concord, Saturday, January 3U, at the Wcs tminstet· Pre sbyterian church, New Concord r th The Rev. Stanley J, O'Laughlin read the vows o e double ring ceremony at 2:30 p.m before an altar dec?rated with two seven branch candelabra and palms. White MODELS 1 •. Watson-Vessels Vows are Exchanged At New Concord Presbyterian Church 1964 v.·· .. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS M. VESSELS 1 In Fabr] ,1,' • ' :t . ' ! UN ICO 1 . ~ 1 I .. 1 ,;: I~ 1 -~· . •< SPECIAL I . ' 1 $652,000 r .1.' 1 JOBS IN MANUFACTURING MEANS ... • l 1 J;f'F4 1'!11~ .-====-=------,.--...-- --·-, 100 0 Ohio Valley Baking Company Pomeroy National Bank CHASE FUNERAL HOME Ohio Power Company GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT MEIGS WATER COMPANY Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Reuter Insurance Agency Davis lee and Produce Company Robinson's Laundry Associated Radio and TV Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store Mason Bowling C.nw Rill's Ben Franklin Williams Insurance Agency Dutton Drug Meigs Equipmlht Co. Gravely Tractor Salts and Service Pomeroy Landmark • �• \ • • • • • • • ,. r ~· ~ < • • • • • ~ • - • • • • • .. - • • • •· • • - - • · ~ • • • •• • o • • •. • o ' 8-D31ly s~nt1ne1 . Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., l'eb 20, 19eS For Rent WANT AD INFORMA T @) TWO • room furnislled apart.-j ments. Doe first floor W'l :111 27 tfc ou.ou111.. S558. . . P . Ill. D&J a.for• f"ubll<:~tl.oa . .... ., .....,. '""' • • 1THREE ROOM turrushed apart.CANC~. Uf'l s , menl with bath for couple.] c()ft.R.JCTloNs Utililles furnished Phone WV Help W•nted Pomeroy Motor C0 , 2 SIGNS ()II SOOAL 1 C'.J\'LEN DAR River news ;:=::;,• pomerov M f or Co. ® --·- I I kl I I I I ,-uclrlu K,U Miss Coats Wi// Wed f eb 27 h I - '.I -. . -- :J .-. 1 1 I ·...,..,."""" ....,. ,......... ...... .......... 83. Part ot aa a.d.t.lress : abbr-. 8ti. Aru..:estor of IMsb 86_ Close to 87. Tlbcta..c. I'' I ' I '. ' priest 89. cana - : pl. 4.3 . Brtng into I' I .,.,...mont: var. 45. Put away fortutura .,_,. 46. Cheal: Ill •1. CommlUlJ.st revolutioQ. ••y 48 . 0~ KA .l.-lO ..A real bargain, Mister! It was formerly owned by a TV repairman who only used lt on nloe da;ra for tripll to the ·bank!" I WMPO Radio .......................... . U,NSIGHTLY WALLS? I 1 ._..Oft call I b 4:30Electrlc Co. News 1 40 Jim Mees Show S:OO News 6.00 Sign Off SATLRD4Y 6:00 Sign On _ New! 6:0S Country Music 6: 25 Country Jamboree 7. 00 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 1I :OO Top Ten Show QX:NWJC. XB b".,.... ============- ............ ... _,..of!II .......... - WATER PR0 0. F-". TH0 R0SEAL . OUR 90-DAV GUARANtEE . -~ ... ->-•-.. ·~· ·~· ,. • .•. _ ..... ~ .... ~ _.__ ... ··-· ···' ·- - --- WJEH RADIO TERRY Pt."- i'KIIKQ.- -~~~-~ MONDAY THRU FIUDAY 7 15 Sign On i :::O News Headllnes 7\;J2 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Uhlo Valle}' 1\ew1 8 : 0~ World Newo 1: 10 Sports Todliy 8: 1> Weather 8:16 Musical Clock 8:55 Corn.nunity News 12 :00 Noon News 9:00 Talk of the Town 12:1> Muclal lnterluda 9:55 Masnn County News 12:311 The Rev . Meriln Teeta IO:OO Public Service 1:00 Jim Mees Show 10: 1> Family Worsbip Hour 6' 00 Sign Off 10:311 Latchs•Jing SUNDAY 11:00 News Beat 7:30 Sign On . Army Hoot 11 :05 Morning Metndlea 1:00 ~'rench City Bapt!BI except Friday. Church 8:30 Sunday Show Bells lUng 9:30 Tho Bible Speakes to You 11 :4> World News 10:00 The Good Life ll :!ili Mason County Newa 10:1> Sunday Show 12:00 Community News 12:00 Noon Newo 12:05 Local News 12: lo CbrisUau'a Hour ·10 Markets 12:30 Rev. Meriln Teeta 12:1> Weather 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:20 Bulletin Board 1:30 Rev. Sllas Billupo 12.25 News 0 Grams 2:00 Rev. Andrew Per sons 11:30 County Agent 2:45 Tba Rev. Roscoe Thorne '2:45 Country Go Roond 3:10 SUNiay Showcase \:55 News Beat f:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:00 Country Go Round 1:00 Sign Off t55 Newo Beat CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. EM V LOlV Ve.4erda,... Qoyptoqaote: TMM OHT ALM'Y I S THE G.I...QB. IOUS DISCOVERY OF CHRISTiAN J1' Y CHA NN:~Na __ . r.~~~~~: W.MDRft vxov OHHHA.IIB Cooto...,. ............ - Day'; ':"'J. ffjlJR LIBWMABRZ :::e.r.ore . I I ,. MONDAf THRV FRIDU ., 8:00 Slgn' On - Newo 6:0o Seared Hearl 8 20 Meigs Cnunty RFD 6.2!) PaW Bowers - Farm 6..:·10 Bill Miller ShoYI 6:57 Weather 7:oo News 7:05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 7:20 Bill Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tues .• Tburs·) HO News SIJO Bill Miller Show 8:311 Dally Ug~t 3:4& Bill Miller how 1:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. . r'ri.) 9:00 Newo 9:05 Coflee Wltb Janet JU.OO Bill Millen Brunch Show 11 :00 Mlnlsterlal AssoctaUon 11 :15 Mlison County Agrt l"ttt. (Til... I II:IS Famlly Worship ITbun. II: IS A.S.C. Prosram (Frt.) 11:110 SWap Sbop 11:45 'l'ln1'• Colllllr)' llymotlme 12:00 ComeDt Block Newo J2:1o ~ Gllell Star 12:311 Larr7 ADderooD Show 3:08 Jllll M. . Show • ....... """' ...... book 32. To be tn debt FOR LEAS£ DR. RAY R. PICKENS ~· AT t-lER AT RFCESS ser·l !;-========--=• pIAN0 s •th 'NlNDfR I CH UNKED A GREAT BIG Ot: PINE BURR CROSSWORD De::ese, NOTICE! S Ar/iANTHY CAUSED /V'.E TO BUST 7H' SCHOOtHOUSE HOW ON AIR1H DID SHE DO !HAT? 1 ?ak I LITTLE BROTHER .. I p\ 1 SUC~ Telet'ision Revue H spit • aJ e I ALWAY5 SAI'ING A TERRIBLE 1 7; 5 _____ with persoN who knew Eliot of Representatives. Isa ak Walton wa5 [otnd re~ord.ings of him reading lil1 s own worb Alson on Feb. ust 9, 1593. 28. Sargent Shriver is lnter1 1 vte wed on ABCTV's 'lssue!J 1 and Answers" about the ad- ' minl sUation'l HWar On Pover· l ' \ • '~.--,'!~~. , . ) -,.~~· ly ," and Vice Prt-sident Hum- 1 lvhrey will make an appearance.! Jly RICK n u BROW On a recrnt Saturday night , -lillited I' res• International for Ulstance, comedian Godfrey I' Europto's longest river is the I 1 !IOI.l.YWWD 1U PI 1 - t:iud 1 did pretty wel l at tlw Crt"''>L""en· Volga, in the U.S.S.R., 2.300 Enw rso n runs the onl y major do. But it is always a touc h- m1lrs in length , accord ing to · NIA * It ~ldl\l(mal mghtclub rema imng und-go propos1t10n A (·iuh au-\ Bntanmca Junior Encyr lopae- ' G1ve complete ac~ tin ll ullywuod "s Sunse t Stnp, the JOining the Crese'endn . the In· dJa_ C t · f 'f t n·~~ ·t'IKiu. e~nd occa ~ ione~lly h£o ' terlude. ha s turned to ft"atur · known as the New York Counu r 0 e tn o~ma aon c;1 n help performers get on mu- ' ing striptE'asers. Anti it Is frank- ty Democratic Committee. when announc1ng an ~ ]("Cll teleVISIOn shows . "llut."' ' ly a qut>S ilOn wht'lh tr I he Cre!l-1 Presidenllal impeachment engagement or marht: says . ·you 'vt:' gut lO have a ,cendo ca~ avmd going the easy ' proceedings in the U. S. may rioge. ft 'cordmg . , routt>. whwh would mean H to- bt:' brought only by the House By thb he mt-an s that unle~ ta l t!nd to old nigllt-<"lub ways 1 DAILY you are a vt:"teran and-or es· ! on thf' Sunse t Stnp. t~Jbll ~hed star. the mu ~ iraJ - va-1 In show buswess, this sort of ACROSS t9. Bcottisb· 1 Ta.lk Gae-lic :·lt-ty senes on v1deo, with rare prubiPm 1s rect'.iving such ~ Uull pala DOWN namo PXtt'ptlon. wa1it S(ll!l£'unc wlth ies as · Shi ndig" and ' " Hulla9. Kind ur ]. Attractive %1 . Cent: a hit record. Nowadays thls gen- baluo"' slt·m_m£'d no_t f.rom ortropical 2... Symbol erally means a rt'CIIrd tlm t is igin al le\ev iSlOn thmkmg, but l'ruil or blgb 22 . Pre>. 10. Alert quality big with the tee n-age srt. which , partly from Ulf' new , casual noun 12. Volume a. Benefll 23. Garmcreasingly iii where lhe dol- ' style of the clubs, where the or map~~ 4. Soviet ment : Ia rs are . young ~el - rather than the old· 13. Measurinf India The in1er-relationship of rec- fas hioned big-lime spenders stick agency 24.. Feel-. 14.. A pickle Ingg l" nlerd.a7'• Aaaw• ord!', tel ~ vis ion and nightclubs set the pnttern r ive ... ae. Type JK Under. 1s (X'rlwps tighler than ever I Here on lhe Strip, for in'- Dhiorder ot K"'UOd before. Emerson [eels it him- • slanC"e , while the C r~scendu 7. Nuclei ot novel excavatior 17. Mu..ll: St:' ll" Most of !Itt' old t>Stabll~h- ) fights for business. the Whiskey 28. l£xclama40. - ~ vt abbr. gn.Jn lion Wigbt ed acts don't draw much any A-(;o-Go , wluch g1ves one the 18. Otten: poe. 8. Occurrenee 29. MWiic BOte 41. One ol the morr in clubs, al lt>a-~t hert:'. In II feeling of Da~·.te's Jnferno, is 20. Toward 9. G1"8.Qd :u. Entire G'eat the recent past, .a youngster 1 jammed mght aftl'r night. :n. Ma.nda.rlll Annyot the 33. A tiUclt Lak.. lea named Wayne Newton packed 1 &ice t2.JapUJ.... Del.uoo4 ooiD the Crt'scendo, and a famou~ old- I The Channel Swim: A 25. nrma. 11. Tbereton 1 cliffbwte 4.4. Goddew N comedi an drew 12 peoplf' on ute to the lat e T. S. Eliot 27 . Tank.<~, for 10. Leap H . Change of dawn. ot Sat urday night. Like-wi ~e. \ t" l · . sc hedul~ fo r CBS-TV 's '· L•rnpl inatance SO. Moslem t:'Vi '-'iun celebntiPS t'Eln twlp allnto My Fet't'' Fe-b. 28 aacred dub . There will be conversations The February meetmg or the Pomeroy Latin Club was open- Gall8• readbll•: Galllpolt ed last Thursday at 7 p.m. in Dam 18 2, 20.4, running 28 feel the Sennior High auditorium on rollen, PoiJIII'O)' y ..,. 1111. with Consul Kay McGowan and Pt Pleasant 25.09, Hinton 1.73, Scribe Jennifer Blakeslee m Kanawha FaiJ.J 5.06, <lutrles charge. A committee of Latin iton 19.51 stationary . U>ndoo. Club officers was chosen to se- IMarmet and Winfield dllDU lect medals and Ronnie East-- were on the sills . . . tl 15 man IS charrman of a program r oat movemen I 'It J d S lth will I Obio River - St. Marys up comi ee. u y m ank B 15 head the refreshment commit- : 14, 6·30 a.m.; Fr · up ~~~ tee in March. p:20 a.m.: Ranger. up l5, 7:1 A report on the life of Julius p.m.; Waltesr Bt~ckjord d~a - : . 5 Caesar was given by Carol 5:15 am ., ou ern. up ' · Hall . A contest IPd by Don a.m., New Martmsvill~ up Swisher on the knowledge of'l6, 6 a .m.; Jerry Boswo up Latin char;..cters was held IJe.. 17, 7 55 1H11 : !_lose G. up 17 · Ph "l S down tween firSt BOd SeCOnd year 2 :45 a .m.; lip pofD Latin students. 17, 6:45 a.m ., Luther Herdman Refreshments of cupcakes und lup 18, 12 :40 a.m .; Onward up h b C 1 19 4·40 am· Andrew Colhoun punc were served y a r 0 P 2i 4·05 -~ m • Harvey Jor~all, Sally ~l~bok~: Maria ~on uP 22, 1:45 -~.m.; Lynn R rueser. an ay mg. up 22, ! ::W a.m.: Queen City .down 23. 9 40 p.m : Kentuckia n down Greenup 9:40p.m.; Frank~ 1·m B . up Greenup 12 :40 a .m. : 0 W8 Alton Zephyr down Greenup _ 12 :30 a.m.; Gona 1.1p Greenur Entered Hospital 2:45 a.m.; Walter Hougland Among those who entered I down Greenup. 5:30 a.m .; EsHolzer hospital in the past 24 so Pennsylvan.ta down Meldahl hour~ were Okey Lee Longfel- 5: 15 p.m.; Ehsha Woods dowt• lov , Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Mrs. Don- ~e.ldahl 5:15 p.m.; Aetna-Lou aid R White G II" r18 w·l- JSVJIIe up Meldahl 11 :45 p.m., liam Michael · wo:s~: ' 5; 6 Valvoline up Meldahl 12:30 a. ' . m.; R. H. Bosworth II up Mel· 29th St., Pt. Pleasant, Sheri , dahl 2:20 a.m.; Francia HougG. Norman, 2918 Meadowbrook lland up Meldahl 3:40a.m.; De~·· Pleasant, Pearl G. OL- fender down Meldahl 6:15 a. 1ver, R .. 2 Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. m . Edeana Bosworth do"'n Rt 1 Plin W .. " 0 1 F II va e ure, · .Y. · Meldahl 6:20 a.m.; OVEC down Va., Kenneth R. _McHaffie, ~5 1 Meldahl 7:15 a.m. Brownell Ave., Middleport, Ric- ·~ Gallipolis Dam Zimmer ky Ray Ables Syracuse Dana . · • up 9 p.m.; Vulcan down 12 :40 a. C. Hames, Portla~d, Mrs. Les- m.; Knox up 1:40 a.m.; Allen ter Brisker, Hill, Mrs. Sam- R. MerrHl down 2:10a.m.; Maruel L .. Perktns,. RL 3 Jackson, !'Y B. up 3.10 .a.m.; Pennsylvan· Cynthia Ann Wilson • Rt . 4 Ja ck- Ja up 515 : a.m.; A. J. p a tten son, Ben ~- Pearce, McArthur, up 5:20a.m. Mrs . Pauline H. p a tton, I ron~ Kana wba Rl nr Duncan ton, Andrew H. Johnson, Rt. 3 Bruce up Marmet 10:30 p.m.; Ironton, Mrs. Charl~s Wade Solvay down Marmet 11.45 p Hale. Rt. 1 Catlettsburg, Ky ., m.; Helen Z. up Marmet 3:1.'1 and Mrs. Harold L . Richard- a.m .; Jefferson up Winfield 4 son, Ashland, Ky. p.m. ; Little Edward down Win · Blrtho field 7:15 p.m.·. George Prie'' d WI r· ld 9 C V Mrs. Benjamin F . McKinley, own n le p.m.; . H \\' ' f' ld 10 ~ 1709 Jefferson Ave ., Pt. Pleas- arner up m 1e : ~~'" p.m ant, son, 10 : 11 p.m. Friday. H. E . Bowlell up Winfield 6:2f, Mrs. Melvin Bvrhl Freeman, .a.m.; Thelma Ann down Will Rt. 1 Cheshire dau hter S:ts:Jield 5:30a .m.; Lorena up Win p.m. Friday. • g ' /field 6:50 a.m. Discharged - - -.- - - - - - - Patients recently discharged back Richard A. Vermeil, hear included Mrs Ow Qu J football coach at Napa College Mrs . Mervin. een\r~~ii ~riday was appointed assistan McCoy Mrs Ha Seh b director of football at Stanfor~· Mrs c't,·ne M . cKeerryMr wMa ' and will coach the freshmen s ax W Haffelt and . 1 ' 1 · Cl team. · man son,RI'ddle, em I• Saxton, Mrs. G•rland • Mrs Stanley Watts )1 Gl Griffith S· H1 ' M . rs . J hen J s ~m a e, rs. 0 n Judge, Pomeroy , WY 2-3096 from i :OO a.m. unill 4:00 p.m. Woman or man a~d w_ne, 45 Feb. !I years or over to Live m and I Bethel No. 62 of the lnternaww ~·:it,:'.,.:~~:.J~': A ._ 2-~35 in Middleport . 212 S 1 take care of a family' of 4 to lti?nal Order of ~ob's. Daughters 1961 OLDS F IS-4 DOOR. UOULATlOtr~a l'~ifth Ave. 1 18 tic i VB englne . s~ ndard tram . Blue finish, showroom dean " :> boys, rrom 12 yea!'"! down will attend services m a group 1 na. Pub.l.l..lber ronerY•• t~~• ri•bt -mtrrior . good tires, radio and heater. to 2 years. ~30tc ~unday at the Ml~dlepo_rt Bap.,. e4u or ~ -.n7 11411 dMm•d ~ room and bath apartment I WAS s1195 SPECIAL $1066 Church. The grrls w1U meet obJ~Uon&blll. tn-on thou1d tM ln Pomeroy Phone W\ Z.3319 u. s. Civil S."lce Testsl tist "d 1(1 ~ tmm.cllatt~b Tb• ~bI""' CORVAIR 700-4 DOOR NOW $129S ..•a-woman t8 e.ad .._. &aoun toDI outs! e at a. m. um.r wUI Ml bt rt!apon.lbt• tor 12 L!> tfc I TV..Io run PlJ' &no" lllnun ...d . .Jioem.... l ••r- t.han on• IDI:QTT.,..:t '~ut1oiL Low mil~age by local owner, _Powerglide . Spotless _inter· noutand' or lob• opao Pt-eparah,.., FEB. 22 TRAJ.LER lots for rent , r lose tor , beautiful fawn color. Radto, heater , 11ke new tlrea. -:~~~az:;:;: The Ladies Auxiliary of the ror w:n~~ !iemc• to L.aunLdry~al& asnd ~h~ols ~~.~~.,.._.~~~~.'"":t~::!~!;'.t !vfeigs Count~ Hospit11 l will 1960 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERT,BLI NOW $1295 • c.n.~::, c~~~. ~o!en~aertlo1l Va!Jey umu.:::r · upp Y omOne local owner and sharp red intPrior, white finish . good pnon• meet Monday at Veterans 1:1 cant. per wo1·d for l'hru coo pany. ~~idd:eport L0-3-tlc lires, VB mutor, automatic tran1. Radio and heater ~01 "ee:eJ:!~~· P:~.ro~oJ:mMo' Memoriul Hospilal ca feteria at :~;·ce::J;f!D1~~.~"• o 11 pall) u1~ ull 1 t11< Eto. .;.nG tour ron-t j turn1oo:he7:30 p. m. All members are ad• paid lt""lthln 10 d•11• ed __ ··-"'·~•- .. ect 1 ... rt. Auto Sales u:·ged to attend. Refreshments CA RD or THANKI • oa1TUAIU£S ...., wuur"'""'' .,.... fU6 fu T (10 word <niU· ments W"t ~5-43' , ~ tfl' 0 .,ill be SerVed. unum. Ear~ ado"J.tuooaJ •ord te 1961 VOLKSWAGEN R&H, Sun OFFICI aouxs 6 ROOM HOUSE to Pomeroy OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. roof, clean. $1095.00. Motors Jane Howell Tent Daughters 1:30 A.. M to 6.oo P. 111 oau, Phone WY 2-5385 . POMEROY, OHIO Discounl. WY 2-2050. of Union Veterans will meet in lalw'du~:' ~ ~~ u :oo noon 2 11 tfc 2 19 3tc regular session at the DAV hall ro PUCE A and Monday at 7:30 p.m. RESliLJ..,.~';.Y,c'-'a A~Z~~~:~:W!; ~nr"::::,~ 63 S. FOR SALE Ra•l Estate For Sale 1~1i~~ro~~~~~l WY 2- Bethel No. 62 of the Intern•· M'ddl t, Pho e I _ _ _ 2 16 atp tiona! Order of Job's Daughters PHONE WY 2-21 56 Jrd St;, 1 ej!Ol' ~c 11 HOT BED ,ash, complete FOR SALE : Excellent 8 room _ will meet in regular session at 1 15 1 WY 2·2671 wlt il gl;~.ss. 5 nt:'w cow ~tan-1 house, p1enty water. 1~,. A. Tbr Rambler p omeroy Masomc · Temp1e, a t ---------· · :l H00!\·1S h;.~th and (' llrpo rl , chJOns, 7 piece dining rOom level land, down payment, World Slaltdard of Compact 7:30 p. m. Monday. Thert> will Card of Thc-nks Com rlt'le ly redt•coraled 1,0. 1 swk . 1-1 6 gallon copper ket- balance lik':l rent. price E:s:celleneto be initiation. WE AR E dt'epl\ grutPfu l <~ Ud 1 l"alt'd 011 Swtt: 1{t. I, (_;alii -: tie swnd and stirrer. I larg~ $4,200.00. Ava Gilkey, Harri- : Big car room, r&d. ud perPomona Grange will meet wi sh . t.o thJnk · our n~"J ~hbors. 1l po lls. 011 ~ 0 lrHtllH 1• ;~!. (;reen mollt'rn dresser . Harold l:Jarn- sonville, SH 2-5439. lormaoce. Sman ear ecooom]' at the fi?ck Springs . hall Mon· rt'latlvP~ a 11 d lrw uds . lor tlwl t:C~bles Phone 446·4756. hart, Tuppers Plains, Ohio, 2 19 3tc and m•a&(Cf:rllbtlJlJ day everung _to pract1ce degree sympathy, kmdness and beau· l 19 3tc . Phone 667 -3481. 2-20-6tc See . work. All officers and the court t 1Iul floral offer ings du.rmg THAJLER LOTS ~ free sew· MJX_ED HAY . Josephine Rit- HOUSE FOR SALE, 3 miles Melropolitu Moto" are requested to be present. th_e illness and _dea~h. o! o.ur age and water. Brown's frail chiP, Long Bottom, OhiO. from Pomeroy "" Rt 143. E. Main Street, PomerOJ FEB. t3 wife and rnothe1 , .'.rae~ Sa lPark (Sfa\e Approved), . . . . . . . 2-20-3tc John A. Jeffers, Jr., Phone Pbene WY 1-3811 The Pomeroy WCTU will meet ser. we are espec iall y grate- er_ _ • , WY 2-6046. 2 17 6t{' 4 22 Uc Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the ful to Rt"v . Hnbt'rt Salse r. Mmersviiie, Ohto, Phone WY ORDER Am,~ tutz s H. & N. home of Miss Nelle Bing. It Ewing Funeral Home and 2-~24.___ 1 15 tfc ··Nwk Chi ck leghorn clucks, FOR SALE - 5 rooms and 1962 HONDA Super Hawk , $200. will be the ~·ranees Willard Meigs Gt! nPral Hosp1ta\ ,5 ROOM apartln.ent and bath or started pullets toda)" . Mo-, bath. partial basement, new . Gene ~son, 927 ~rownell Tea and each member may dern Pou ltry, Box No. 188, 66 . . k t !.a Ave ., Middleport, Oh10. take a g"""l . .. Cl yde Sa Iser and fam11y unfurmshd A11 u11111Jt:'5 1ur.. 1 Oh. h SY .1 m . sm , new \\13 er n = · 2 1<-61p 1 2-20·1tP nished Upstair11 above Dr. nt '" ns, IO. p on~ -·-~ and 6 rooms, with bath, full ~ · "' ' FEB. U 2·20-lt.... basement. furnace. 2 lots, Donovon 's of ice Phone WY 90JI. Legal Notice The Danville Pilgrim Holi1964 HO NDA 150. Pr ieed right. garage. Phone or see Mrs.] ness Church is having a Youth 2_.,., 04 6 or WY 2-2064. Lost and Found ANNUAL FINANCIAl. REPORT -;-;;=---- ___ __ 1 L2 tfc Phone WY 2-5367. Wayne Harrl!!on , 237 Race St., nofORD Tow~-sMIP Revival Jo~eh. 24-27 at 7:30 p.m. LOST - Onf' Brown Cur dog, I___ ! _2__8_ 6tp Middleport , WY 2-3704. ,.., ::~~~.,~?uY~!i·.~~~: each evening. Wednesday night name Brownie, vk inil y of for Sale ' HONDA MOTORCYCLE. o.c.mber 11 , 1"4 is a youth program ; Thursday , 2 17 atc 305 Burlingham . Call Chester, . A Ph \\'Y Tntal s~:T'r~!:t~o:d ~!,.;; ~= ourlnt a Hymn sing, and Friday and 1 h BaJey. 1 2t.O BAI.F:S HAY . 50 tx>nt s bale · 26677 sene:--~ -1 Slape. one 31163" Saturdaynights areforrep,ular 9652253 . or noltf y J on 16 6t FORSALI:l: . 7roomhousewith i T•x 'e~~u~~.a:n'l'l64 l,6Ju7o:oo Rt 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone WY-2-285..1. 2-~3-etp l - . ~ c b· th R tl d C I H II Tu L•vr .. uo preaching services. Dennis Wear a . . u .an . ar yse . j u.Route I. Pomoroy, Ohkl, hbruary 2 lo' 3tp SHULER'S GROCERY. Antiq- TO CI~ EAN carpe ls bet ter we 'II SH 6tc ,,.,. ver is the evangelist. The pub2 16 2 4524 - - - - - - -- - - - ' uily , Ohio. Fresh dressed loan a Blue Lustre Carpet ___ _ _ ~ her.ov certlrv tttt ~ct~towln• .... Jic is welcome. The Rev . 0. H. Notice fryers, 3lc lb Fresh fruits Shampooer FREE with purLJ / port G:nnl:MI L::~r•TC:"wn 1111 p cl•rk Cart is pastor. FIRE Injectors give all the and vegetables. Quality ch~se of Blue Lustre Shamf~ u~~:~=~:~L TOWNIHIP l'uNas. b1g ga s mJie agt' and power- ~ Brand Groceries. pou. Baker Furniture, Mid- ..,I Gener•J and CJ••Iflld Property house performance your car 2 19 ltc dleport , -~~io. 2 16 6tc CUCKI.~R REAL ESTATE ct!::~u., Tu .... ·: .. . .. ~. i! .-, Inherita"'"" Tax . ••. .247.03 h d t was mean to aw. an ANTIQUE Birdseye Maple bed· AUCTION at Masonette. Mason POMEROY _ 3 • bedroom Salee Tax and Fln. ln•t. . . 300.oo . ., V od !.a . F b t' Ga~oune Tax .. e2oooo you nev er again ever have 1·r. a., s rtmg e . 18 a home witll bat h. hoi air fur Ao'"". " e ' 1' ••• u on · · · · •· :1267 ·'' t to bm.· 'park plug s Guara n- room suilt> Robert Wo s, • 13 ·013 Chester, 985-4311. 7 P m. every Thursday. All nac~ heating, basement with Minl•terlal Monell ·· .. teed for the life or your car. Total R.eceipl• .......... 1.&.3&1!.88 • Free 10 day tr ial now. Give 2 19 3tp kinds of merchandise, new 2 room apartment (with :~·~e:~o.;;:_••c•lpt• u.~te.u Weddmg plans have_ been make and year of your car. FRESH HOLSTEIN ('OW with used. t'~very Saturday shower, lavatory and com General Exet'utive semee _ co.mplet~ ~or the marn~ge of On I~ $B 94 for a set 01 ii or calf, milking unit. Charles night at Mt. Alto, 7 p.m. Man- mode l veranda with wrought ~~~~: ~~~~~~e. .. · · ~-':",! M1_ss Chnstme Coats, Phtladel~ $ll. 92 for 8 set of B. Fire Mash, Bunker Hill. 2-154Jtc • agement, Faulkner & Jones j n-on c~lumns . Larg~ lot with ~~~a~ralGe~up~~~~ "i.erv 3~~:: phta, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. lnject~r S<~ l t>~: ll Anne Stn•et, FoR SALE: _ Three bedroom -~-2-13-7tp garage. roofed patio and bar To;0~ 111H~!-;~ai~~ll" Revalr ~! :: Robert Coat~. to Mr. Russell 2-i.l.l-6tp . brick-frame modern horne 0 ~ HAY delivered first and !:lecood. .. becue pit for outdoor dining . Poor xeun _ Leonard Mcintyre or Great Pomf'Joy, Ohm. Chester Road. Tiled kitchen rutting. Also Straw. W. Cliff About 5 bloeks from . court ~~r~FP!:), P::~~~nu .. :g_g: NecThk, Loedngd.Island.'IIN.Yk. I 1 Dt house and all shoppmg. An Hnltb - TH"i wuhhld e w mg Wl ta e pace Stout. Guys\<·ille, Ohio. and bath fireplace, marble -~~ exceptional buy at $12 000 00 H, 11'!.,0,",tr~t Board ot Hnlth 892 ·10 Saturday, February 7:1 in Heath sills, birch kitchen . palio. base 1• Ph . MO 2·2439 2-lS-3~1" ' · · .. 30 year financing available to ~:!"tr~:nc• and F.ap•ir 1188.82 Methodist Church in Middleport 99 ment, insulated, 'Y storm win· USED Army field Jackets, A -... quatilied buyer. MaJ · th e a fl ernoon. " 53' I w . v. I,. . . . . 2.514JI3 a t t wo o•c 1ock m_ I Will Be Out Of My dows and doors. \\ "- 37 or Co_rps co.vera Is, pan.ts a BABY FARM _ 14 acres gent Tolal Highway E!lpense .. 96117 .64 Th R M E Do 2 1'3 C I Ch I I bnployee~ Retirement . . . . 387.80 e ev. arvm wson 5 2 WY 2- 29 . · 1r tc shirts. ar eva 1er, ..ong Jy rolling land 600 ft . from Dtductiun8 lly c<~~~ont,- Audtt.or: will officiate at the double ring Offi"" from Sunday, FobSINGER~zlg zag, buttonhole, Bott~~1 · 2-8-30tp black top and lh mile from r~~ ~~~i~':n·8 Com. . ·· -· ::.~ ceremony. eW\IRLITZIR ruary 21 Thru Sunday, I monogram , darn , etc. withFor Lease State Route 7. 4 room frame Tou.t For Paymeola Adv. Detq. Land• .... 14.8511.76 .Mf Attendants for the bri·d~!ect · ml Walters ' ernard .....,.. Clyde Do Boggs, I DMrs. t eBALDWIN out attachments. Pay off 4 -~ house with front porch and suMMARY•v Ol'FUHos OPERATIONS G Gardner, John R. Peters, · • Mcinley ug as Wagars · F.bru.ry 28 .. wh1·n in clude M"l.'iS Oh~y ..... OTHER F,lMOUI payments $7.00 each. WY 1cellar basement. $8200.00. ••J•nCI, Jan. 1, 1964 _ er c1assmate at 10 Northern er J h B Do 1 IRANQI 2 Ul 6t SMMER C01TAGE 0 Road runda 4139.98 U · . ~ id r b on , o n eaver, ug as - 3862 __· __ - - c State Route ... , Cottagne om. and Other Twp. Fund.• 126.81 mver~tty, as ma o .onor, Morris, Edward .J. Curtis, ,).JO Tulal of All Jo'unds .. 48CIG.7. and Min Karen McElbmney ·· ...bert A Ke F edd F I ELECJ'ROLUX Sweeper on Rlcelpt• Dur1n1 YHr. . ..... . yes, r y ewheels, recent ~odel, all For ~P.ase a Sohio Station ha~ 4 rooms, fireplace , shin- Road f'undl . . . ... .. l:U0'7.l9 and MISs Judith Butcher, botb lure and Rebec a w· d L..,,_,.,.._ _ _,...._...,.._ 293 1. 69 of Oh1'o uru·versi'1y, as bri'des,__JI atttachments . paper pop out located in Pomeroy. Paid 1 gle roof • bn'ck pati·o wi'Ih bar- Gen. & OthtT Twp . Fund c m on. Tou.J of All Funda . . . . tr.,306.88 REVIVAL starting February 21 becue p1·t 14500 00 • 39 1\'Y 2 3862 training . Moderate invest. . . Otl ""' 1"" and ·~·n- 111 807 1 maids. TO COACH FRESHMEN bags. "'3 •Factory Tr•fMcl .......- / to Fe-bruary 28 at 7:30 p. m. ' ,... · · · · C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Road l'"und • · 2 18 6tc ment. Excellent trusiness BOX ·WY • __ Gen. • mh~r Twp . runaa 3658.50 Serving as the groom's best SANFORD C l'f (UP!) _ 1 PHONE 22 JACKSON. 0. _ nightly at the Hobson Christrt . 6-.whlV Total of All t'und• . . . . 20.~.61 "II be h' b th Ro ld ' a · ian Union Church. Everyone ~--oppo uru 1y. nnoo•EROY, 0100 '••-nts Durin• Y•...-man WI lS ro er, na 1Former San Jose State quarterBELL STEREO AMP, 20 watt CVI•• Il:crad Funds .. .. l2.22Hif P. Mcintyre or Oswego, N.Y. ·::.::..::::.:'~~~~~~_:.!_!=..., is welcome 2 18 3tc $99.95, VM Stereo automati~ CALL GALLIPOLIS 2 19 3tc Gen Twp. Jo"u.nd• 14,8:1(1.,.6 262.1.14 Ushers wiU be Pvt. Steve 01- To111. &ot Other All Funo.a changer, $36.60, Speakers 3" I' 446-3742 After 6 PM ------ B•l•nc., DIC*mber ll , ,,.. r Ft B . G 'I PANCAKE AND sausage sup-1 ·1 I Ro•d t'und 1 . . ..:~ 79 . !1 3 sen o . enmng, a.; 1' r. W rl e 12" $2 SC to $1!i.!l5. needor ~OR SALE : Three bedrooms, Gen. 1r Other Twp. Fun4U lOM.:MII Joseph Walters, Lutheran Semto per, Chester Grade School. les and cartridges, Recording Box 123, Gallipolis, Ohio bath, basement, garage, gas TOTAL uF All Fund• . . :~.414.09 outatandln 1 warunh, D•C. t1, 1ft4..- inary in Philadelphia ; Mr . SteoFeb. 20, ~ p. m. till ? All 1" Mikes $2.95 up , l>ynam.ic MicFor Information furnace, fireplace . 2 lots. Road Fund' . . 166.70 h Coat br th 1 lh b ld the pancakes you can eat. k Gen. " Oth~r ·.twp. Funda 0011.00 en 8, 0 er 0 e f e-Mi e Phont T/3-5611 Mason. Tol11l uf AU Funda . uwqo to-be, a medical student in SOc. rophOntS $19.95 up, Adults, 75c. Children, Stands, $2.50 up., Hook up Business Serv ·ce 2-13-30tp a...1anc. '" D•~HH~Itorv, DH. 11, It~ 1 1 ltoad FundR Sponsor; Chester Fire Depart4546 .23 Y..arksvtlle, Mo., and Mr. GraYcables ; Jaxs, Plugs. Switche~ - - - - - - -- - - - ~ Gen. • Other Twp. Fund• .103~.38 enstine of Maple Shade, N.J. ment. 2 16 5tp CU~TOM butcherine and cut- FO SALE od Total of All Funda ~~ !],9 . M'ddl Werner Ra d Jo , l epor1. ting . Phil Meter, Phone WY R ' at DorCBs, m w lO lte Mrs. Charles M. Hennesy, or2 18 3tc 2--3510. •• I tfc ern seven roo~ home, 4 g.?nist, wiU present pre-nuptial U bedrooms 2 th aJJ to- ICIIOLUTION PROYtDINO POa LOST CB.S television, 21 inch console • WI w • THI •nuA NCI OF NOT II ,., AN- music beginning at 1 :ao p.m. Tree and Walker with bookshelf. Zenith radio, .t.Ut.-riONt..'ER wall carpeting. Largt panel- TICIPATION OF THI coLLI!CTtoN Forrest Bachtel, of Mount Un"'-....__ a- 1_ 01' TMI PROCIIDI 01' A TAX Coo• hound portable, electric or baltery '!AIIw..-- aa hew ed living room witb fire-- LIVY API'Roveo av TMI vonu ion College, will be soloist. Black, wblte and broWD, Cl1l1 kradJwd place, ful) basement and 01" THI VILLAGI o,- PDMIROY Phone WY l ·:l816 oH NOYIMsn s, ltu. A reception will be held at Lost in vicinity of Nease fl'rtte , P'Mae • c.telt laundry room. Gas heat and WHEREAs, the ele~tor• ot the vn- the home of the bride"s par· 2 18 3tc ~ttlement :c=:::c=:=: - - -1; - · h &. C. BRADFORD air condi'II'oni'ng. Storm doors l•ge or on Pumeroy dull/6th.apprnved a ~DO T p MP tax levy November ltil63, ill a ents, 29~ South Front-St., MidN' U you S UgJ!:IS sepft.Hbae. Oldt and windows. life acre Jot. rate nnt u:~edhal one mill for 'l'ldl doc Is very shy tf ..t'h ll .OO valu•tlon. and Which ta)[ dleport, immediately following lee Grad}' fraig, Syracuse, 1r t.ic tank . Get Klean-Em·AII ~;;r;;;;;:-.;~--;;=::-:-:_:i__:U~l· Call after 3:00 p. m. WI 9- lrvy wu tor the purpu8e of provld- the septic tank cleaner. Land- n · ine a~ltional tund• tur tM purpa~e ceremony. Coli W\' Z-1:1116. 2103. lNCOME TAX Service, John2 12 12tc of provldifl¥ and m•lntalnint lire mark Farrr. Bureau. s· I A apparatUI. fir!!! equipment. tlrre appllReward 2 1o' tfe son . Impson nsurance g- VOR SAL.E-Middleoort's ta(),. ID«•, fi re buildings, and - or !or the per Cfl\t per annum of .aid IWIM, ! 15 tfc ,,. ............._..............-..-----.--- II ency, Room 6, Coats Build· elf buiJM ..... , 'ocated 352 N. or payment "' pennanent or before Mar~h l, 191M. II . M'ddl ..'"""'eo \l(llUnlt'er firlmtn. andpartother tim• pur· . payable~ ~ote 3. Note dated March 1, 11165, mg, 1 eport. Second Street, Middleport POiel;. and In the prlnclpll 1om of 11.000.00 'oritb ' WHEREAS , the Auditor of the tntere1t nut to eneld thl rate of ~~• 1964 APPLIANCE __ - - - - - - I 20 tla Priced for quick lillie. lD- Counlll o! Melee wl11 collect t.uCIDCKEN Bar-B-Q, Sa1Ur1ay b .,. Pit" cent per annum of aald note, --· lre t OhJ Hotel ll viriue of •aid ltv~ for Lh~ )'ean payabl~ nn or before March J. 11MJ7. February 20. Pickup and · CLOSE-OUT SALE 1984 ~eig)er BoUdin~ Sllppl" f 0r qu B O · l9&3, Note 4. Note d•tecl March 1, liM, • IIIG:I. 1988, and IIHJ7. at ;, uld La• rate, and delivery service only . Con REG. CLOSE-OUT new homes. Built ID' kite..IJ- FARM 82 A. on bard road • WHEREA,>,; . in uch of •••• , •• In the principal IUm of 11,000.00 With • • lnterut not to nceed t.he rata ol I tact any Middleport fi'1r t> man ! I- ARISTOCRAT ~e tntictp11ted revenue from .nld prr cent per annum of laid note. bwlding 8ltes, old bouse and I ens, storm wmdowB, alum- · Ill: nle1 I• 111.966.00 annu•ll.y. and payabl• on or bdono March J, 19111. fw your order. ! 9 lltp WASHER $235.00 $110 .00 barn, 'h mineraL Leaded. WIU:REAS, t.he VUiaje oJ Pom. Note :1 . Note dated March 1. 19611. 1 Inurn siding. Call Guy Nelg· ero:v hu purhc&lad • rlre en(llnl! In thl! principal aum of 11 ,000.00 with I- ARISTOCRAT ELEC. cl!rUin equ.lp~neot and lit con· RUG Weaving. WI 9-2826. ler, Racine, Ohio. Homer Smith, Star Rl No. 'l'ith Umpl•llnl pu.rchaalnf other fir• lntrrest not to nceed the rat• or I DRYER $179.00 $150.00 and aqul.pment, and per cent per annum of llald not., 2 5 30lp I-CUSTOM _ _ _ _ _ 12 29 tic J - Bo.1 29, Ripley, W. Va. apparatu. a..,... toalno., waterproof Tttota•-'t WUJ:REAS, It II nece-n to llau• P•Yible on or before Marc)! l, 1968. ! Not a palnh heav,•duty, ••••lltl•b••• ,.,.., .. I-2S-30tp anUetpaUon notq not to uceed "" Note 8 _ Not.fl dat.ed March .1, 1965 , $175.00 $155.00 WILSON & Son's Car Wash on AV'I'OMUBn.JI blluranco been I WASHER per ~ent of the toll! Htbrtltccl pro- ill the principal sum of •1.000.00 with deeigned . . . . , .... for .UCft.')' Md t:oncrM ceed.a of the l•"l' throul(hout Ita per luterut notperto •nnum exceed otthe 1lkl nte note. or e ....,.UI!d? '"'"I your opera- 1 I-PACEMAKER ELEC. Page St reet, Middleport. lnsur•nce lift. eent $205.00 $180 .00 eor'l lletnloT CoD W'l :1-- DRYER u.. - ... ., - .............. NOW, THERD"'ORJ:, BE IT R&. Pllllhle uJI or before Mardi l, ].(101. Call ~·y _=.2--~212. 2-6--3otc, GUARANTEED. renewable for SOLV exp_o11d foundatioae. Kte,. water out Preventt Z---15 CU. FT. COMB. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEil lllat llill< ED by the CnuncU of the VII- uld nol.t'a be l•u.ed lfllbjad t.o raU life hOBpitalization. Issued lan ot Pomll!rOJ', Ohio, all m•mbera FROSTLESS 1349.00 1315.00 I WY 2-3243 is the phone to damoge . ...... Jololo -~ thurto eoncurrlnl. that note• be •nd redemption prior to m•tu.rtty at rWHIIIer ....,_ -IGM!r wo11o- 1111o-. 1-18 CU . FT. UPRIGHT , for Limestones, any size at all ages . Phone WY 2-6166. loued punuant to Section 57011 •191 of than pa.r and •eerued bl· Wanted To Buy lor Plri"CI w '"""- l1olog. FREEZER $245.00 1225.00 Prompt delivery . Emmet W 2 18 tfc the ReViled Code Ill Ohio for the BE JT FURTH!IR :RESOLVED that ANTIQUE furniture, All!ddin 1-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT purchue of ••ld tire eD•ln•, fire tald no&e• ~1U "bl ..Jd .. provided . Shuler, Contracting. PI!UTO Copymg ServiCe--:-eoP, •PP•ntul and fir• equ.l.pmtlll lt1 lhot by IIW. toot-1<1111 ........ I lamp and old iron pieces, mar- FREEZER 1265.00 $240.00 followtn1 amounl.ll' Be lt turtbn ruolved th•t tills to tho .., .. of u.. TlootOoNI illoMio, .... ble klpped piece. Mr•. Howlliri;e;~Piliiiiii~l;a211 ~· teo made of legal papers, No~ I. Note dated Mai'Ch 1, lfl8fl, R•~e~lutlon lhall lAke effeet and be and enjor dry, drr _.. _ _, d••u• or ....,_ tn the prlnclpal 1\lm of fi .OOO.OO with. In 'Orl'!e on 1nd after th• Hrllut ~ Graeser, P'lllmNa& ... birtb recorda aDd almost an, lntO:!r..t nnt to exceed the ntr nf tl daU •• providtcl fw b)' law-. ard Cectl, BOO W. Main St., obo,. grade ., ~I Co.N ill 1 ....,. 1 u .. lfq other documenta. per cent Pl'-r annUJQ of tald not.. ChariM W. Letar. Mayor Pomeroy, WY 2-5202. PHONE payable 011 or before Mareh 1 1968. Pa1sed' Febru&rJ Jtl, 191111 M~Derp~De, Renter lannnd, Pomeror J 3 tie Not. I . Note dM41d KaPeh 't, l!J18S, .Atteat· WY 2·2181 ~ In tllll! prlnrlp•l lllm of 11.000.00 wtth Edna J'. llcholl!nlrl!b, CleB End your .ews .::JR t 1 lnterut not to esceed Ole r.U. of 1ilr f2) t, :1111- Jte .....,. tilt It "joooao ...,., Medt ""' Ill' STANDING Timber. Top cash HARDEN:S--:\1ARKETS r aWe line aD price pa1d. Marwn Reynolds, .' Y Se Madlllel ,. • E • Coolville, Ohio. Rt J. CaD cuse, has on speml Thurs,.., ... amp1ng qu1p. ·arter 4 o'clock 667-3503. day , F'nday and Saturday, 1 ReuODallle 8-. "A..PA-CHES- ARE HERE" . 1-11-tlc gallon Producers or Broughcall W~ 1#14 ALL SIC models including __ -~ ton's milk 59c gallon with $5 =;;--=:=;:;--::..;~= Buffaloes with optional built. ' ' • ... .' or more grocery purchase, 12 ~A 'I'ING, Plamblq. MueOs ins, stoves, dinette set, sink, •. .I • For Rent hamburger buns 9c with pur- Furnaea.. Uueld lln:IO«<. toilet, ice box, etc. Sleeps 6 or more. AU the com(ort of l BEDROOM HOUSF.. t12 F.. chase of 2 lbs. ground chuck 118 East MaiD Street. PoiDat regular price 59c lb.3 ere,. FlaiM WI a.zta. home in an easy towing, easy Main St., Pomeroy. Phone lhs. oolog11a $1 00, large I • tie pill up Apache CampinK Trail· WY 2-3408 . :>. IR fll c fr~s h egg!>, 4!k a dozen- 50 er - Price $44:5 up. Ask a4 ROOM furnished house for lb. extra good unclassified po- --~-L_ Iv_ lllt _(IC!c_ ~:-:-..,- boot our ''Early Bird Bonus rent in Mason. F'loor f1wna ce. Sale." ADI8bary Apache Trav!aloes $2.00-- 5 lb. tomatoes Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, VeterlnCall Pon 1r.roy WY 2-31l72 79r. ariliD, large and smcll animato. el Trallers, 631 4th Ave., Gal· 2 18 6tp Opp. 8&0 Doipot Ph. 675-1160 Open Sandaya II o.m. to 7 128 WashlngtoD Sl., Ravenslipolis, 0., Hro. 12 • 8 p.m. rooms and bath apari- p. m. Daill 8 a. m. to K p. m. wood, W. VP . Phone 2711-4!71. Most any limo by appoint110111 Ia Maloo. Phone m . Saturday WI t p. m. Office hour> Dally f to 6 p. ment, ~.~~. :1-17-ftp 1113te m. 12&Uc QUALITY . CONTACT: Juvenile February Meeting Of Latin Club Held 1:110 Midway MatJnee News Beat 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Interchange o:OO Community Newo 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Tnday 5:2!' Weath..5:30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testirnon~ BJll Ohio Valley Newo S:lli World Newa 9:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Soll8 & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worsblp Hour 11 :00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Sernce 12:00 News Roondup 12:20 BulleUn Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Satunlay Matinee f : 00 Discing with O...s f:30 Tup feu Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup o: 15 Public Service 5:30 Dinner Muslcalt 6:00 Sign Off U~ l · llU -can be fo urd in every female American heoctot birth ~r -and the stron.;)est influence m American life!! �'• I I' • I ! f.'n;l::·~o~:;:;::;o~:it;:b Magnussen And Mr Houck ?miSS ~". 'I AroAubnd And 'j:g~u~~!sD:~~r,a;~; !~e~':!~ « Joyr. McCoy, Suzanne Wine- the 20th birthday of FHA; I' M"ddlout ~ br enner, Linda Eichinger and strengthen local chaptera a ' I eport :1 Mary Ann Harris are the dele- through new experiences, make 20. 1965 ~~ Bearhs-Grinsteacl Wee/cling Is Feb. 12 at Enterprise EUB Church i In a quiet ceremony at the and Mrs. Bill Grueser, Mlnerto Enterprise EUB church, frl- ville . and Rev. and Mrs. RDger day , Feb. 12. Miss Norrna Jean Bishop, Lancaster. Bearhs, daugh!A!r of the tate The couple is at home to Mr. and Mrs. Harry s~arhs, their friends at 1517 Blvd. Dr, Nye Ave., became the bride Belpre.. of Mr. Paul Joe Grinstead. son 1 ----of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grin- ~ stead, of New Haven, W Va. the eve of Derto,mbe! 28 . ~er Yell ~as att.achf~ to tj&l, the Episcopal ( hurl'h . of rmglt>t o1 rrunk ta1\s . She car. . . gates !rom the Rad ne Chapter fr~ends, share ldeas, and to G'alllpolis becamt' the settmg 1 nf>d a bouquet uf casradmg j M~ Sandra Brewmgt.on, Rio , to the 20th Annual State Con- have fun. to. the marriage of \Ilss Ann pmk rarnat ions . he maid of Grande Co llege student. Js spend ventlon or the Future HomeThe speaker at a recent chapJiagnussen , daughter of Dr and 1honor's on ly Jewelry was a ing the weekend wtth her iJBr· makers of America in Colum- Ler meeting was Rev. M.. E Mrs. M. J Magnussen , Galli- pear l ('hoker. 1:1 gtft ul tht' t'flls \1 r. and \Ir s James Brew· bus. Ohio on April 2 and 3, Dowson of Middleport His toppolls, to Mr Joh n Edw m Hou ck, bride , mgton 1965, at Mershen Auditorium on ic was '' Marnage calls for Ed· Vows of the double ring cere- [ Jr ., .,on of \k and :-..trs. John Dav1d I. \111\er uf C:allipolis 1 Th namt's or Mrs. Clyde the Ohio Sta te Umversity Cam- ucatiun." mony were read by the Rev . E . HouC'k . Sr. of Gallipolis The served as best miin . St>at\ng Wint':rt>nner and .\ltrs Beulah pus. Judy Sayre will participate There are three degrees of Roger Bishop of Lancaster at Tdwentyth·seven mel md~ers at~ double ring reremon:. w as tht' guest.s were Joseph Bar- Whtte were omitted from the in the cunvention as a member achievement that are granted 7:30 .m ten ed e annua tnner of ~olemni:zPa b:~· the Ht'llt:n•nd sotti, ~1 1d .Ch<~rlt>s R1ggs. also lls 1 ol members atlending the of the s~ate c~ofus. I in FHA. They are the Junior p · the Middleport Child ConserAlbert H \·k Kenw: of li<:~lllpoll . Husv Be-t> L'le~ss meeting 01 the I The g1rl~ wrll . be arcnmpan-~ Degree, the Chapter Degree. Given in marriage by her vation League Thursday evenThe r andlt'hght C't'rem(Jny T~1e llmllwr of tht' groom \liddlepOrt l'~ lrst Bii!)ti~t Church . iPd by thetr adv1ser, Mrs. Jean and the State Degree. lbe foluncle, Mr. Hugh C. Rearhs, ing at the Martin Restaurant was performed befon• an altar wore a thrl"t' piere. blutt kmt H.amrn and the chapter moth- lowing girls received their Junthe bride wore a two piece A special guest at the dinner at ers. Mrs. Phyllis Harris and I ior degree , Bea Bachtel. Con4ecorated with the tradi tiOnal suit dnd 1:1 st\ led bU('ket ha t Dt'nnis Saelens, ~l udent white wool dress with blu~ Be· was Diana Merry, Ohio Child Christmas-whlte pomsetti::~s and 01 wLntPr wh ne_ Her corsage Rto t;rande Col lt>ge. IS spend· Mrs. Margaret Eichinger . nie Chapman, Jannine Bentz MARGIE ANN STODART cessories and carried a bou- Conservation Leagm District LOJ!: the wel:'kend w!th hi:s par- i The theme for the meeting Is (Sandra Jeffers, Mary Cross: pine foliage. \·l r Merlyn Ross was ol pmk carnatiOns quet of white carnations tipped president , of Rio Grandt> Also presented the pre-nuptial mu- The n~:~w Mrs Houck is a ents, Mr. aru.l Mrs. Adolph 'Education Builds a Nation'' 'Lenora Bass, Brenda Rowe with blu..;, with Y hit e present was an honorary memsk singing "Be·cause", "I Love graduate of (',allia Saf'lt'ns. ! Its goals are to emphasize the and Sharon Roush. · fO s treamen. ber, Mrs. Richard Cha mbers . You Truh ,, and "The J.Clrd 's ' High School She attf'JHfed Wtt . I d h b value of education, celebrate These girls received chapter .. · .\! r~ .ner " ~- _.. Degrees, Cr yst a I Hendrix SuHoss. tt•n 1wr,~.; Un1ve-rs1 1v an d w1 II be \lrs _d\1o1ahh ,Ponar .as , f't>n M'tss Florence Ann Bear hs, Attending the dmner were 1-vn . · . . return~:" to er 1wme m :' 11d- .: - ,. • ' P rayer . 1erved as organ1st ~r<~du<~led tn Augu~t trom Rto , f b . ~v:fi"il ?mdH . ;;:;;;,woW&"'-"''"~ zanne Wmebrenner and Mary Mr. and Mrs John W Stobart si ter of the b ·d d th Mrs Robert Ashley Mrs Low. 1 1. 'c . d C h . lJ 1eport a tt>r etng a paten An Har 1 f · · :s n e, an e · · d 1 Js ' aL Meigs t;eneral Hospilal. The- bride arrived <it tile t.ran e o11 t"g; were sr~ ., \< n rs . l o ~ute 2, Racine. are an- bridesmaid, wore a two-piece ell Beaver, Mrs. Charles Bra. altar in a slt>t>vt'lt's~. tloor , rna!onn g rn fo,lttn1entary Edui . ;} The stale degr~e can only be noll:"cmg the engagement of aqua dress with black aeces· bury, Mrs. Robert Burkett, Eulength gown of wlutt" si lk or- rat1on . 1 Mrs. John Krawsl'zyn was 1:<; ~anted at the . S~te conven· thell' daughter, Margie Ann, to soriea and a corsage of white gene Conde, Mrs. Jean Ccoke, ganza. Her shoulder length veil ' M; Houl'k 1s also a gr~duate i (;allipolis Thursday \o attend ,. !Jon. Debbie Hill IS a state Duane Bruce Wolfe, son of Mr. carnations lipped with pmk. Mr. Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Robft-11 from a crown ol white seed ot (,all~<:! Ar-.den.IV H1gh SchooL ! the orwmn!': of the new Sf'ars ~: Homemaker degree candidate. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe, Sr., al- Cecil Duncan, brother-in-law of I ert Fisher, Mrs. Franklin Trip. ""1 so of Racine. the groom, served as best man. lett, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. pearls. The bndal bnuquf"t C"on -, He . too _ will be gradull.tPd m Hot"bu ('k s!on" where her husM~ and Mrs. W. 0 · Barmtz i Miss Stobart is a graduate of . . Dan White , Mrs. Anne Bailey, sisted of a casrade or white Augusl from H10 (;rande Col-:b;;nd . .John Kra wsczyn. is the •15 Racine High school, attended Mrs. Grmstead, mother of the Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. DonnH carnations centered wllh <~ n·· lete where he 1s maJoring m . new manager Over 1.000 per - retuJ ned home Wednesday e_v~- 1 m·~vable whitt> orchid t'l1t' Srcondarv F.d ucat1on rurrent- sons attt"nded thf' openmg day m.ng, after .a ten da.vs v1811 j Ohio University, and Is present- groo~ wore~ blue dress and Stewart, Mrs. George Mlller, a h 1w Js emp!O\·ed as a tf'Rf'her ' tJ! the st()re . wtlh their daughters . and sons- ~ ly employed as bookkeeper . at a white ~rnatmn corsage. Mrs. Don Thomas Joyce Leonbride's only JPWelr~ 1-'.a~ pearl necklace. a gtll ol tile "' the <;atlta Cou ntv School ! Mr Corbell Manley of West 1m-law,. Mr . and Mrs. HarrY . The February meeting of the the Meigs County Farm Bureau followmg the ceremony, a ard, Mrs. Wesley Fry, Peggy groom. ,,\'stem ; Columbia. falher ot Walt on Young and famtly ot Gallon and Willing Workers class of the Cooperative Association in Porn- reception . w~s held at the home Harrison, Mrs. Glenn Hemler, 5 Susan Hou('k_ :-.1strr of lo r a brit'f wetld1ng d p<1 tit> nt at Holzer . Rev . and Mrs. Robert Nelson Enterprise EUB church eroy the bnde sister: Mrs: Clair Mn. Gene Houdashelt , Mrs. the groom , served maid of trip to Columb us and Akron . llosp it al family at Warsaw. held Thursday evening at the Mr. Wolfe is a graduate of Wblest Maml St. James Johnson Mrs. Don Mul•t 'I d R · r r 1· h f M R ' R · H' h Sch 1 tt d d r e s ta e was ovely m ' t:onor and onlv attt>ndant. She tlw nt'w \1rs . Hour k worr a Tht> Rev . nvde Bartlett . : ~ rs :v au oss 1s erove ng orne o rs. oger Speneer acme li oo , a en e h·t d t len, Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs 1 I' wore street length gown of lh.ttw tt'd A-line wool dre>S , l '"'"r ol Hw \luld lepurt !'hurclt from a recent illne>S at the with Mrs. Harl•y Brown as the . Ohio University, and is present- w he cover an centered , Kenneth Scites Mrs John 1 bl , ac( PntualPd with black <t(Tt'!'; - nl' !h'--'. ·•za r 1• 11 e at!f'nded a de- , home ul her daughter, Mrs. I hostess. l ty attending Rio Grande Col· Wlkt ta t d,ee-t.Jtheredh Krawsczyn and ' Mrs .. Richard s Ilk organz a, ron~ J ~ IIIlg of ue . •- ,'-' , .E . . , II , G ff . . 1 dd ' .11 b ca e oppe WI t e m1mature 1'h . Chambers · orrhid n. onun '·1t1Dn. a! Prt><JChPr~• 1nt>e1- - nn:r!':on 11 e . e we 1ng WI e .an bn'de an d groom, wtt. h w1ute flower! on 8 white ba rkgrou nd. 1 :-;om•s :.;11e. wore 3 whitP . d ••1rs 1eo. rey Wtlson ' prest- ege. r-====="'-.--...-=•o t·nr~aJ'!:P !rom hrr br1dal hou- 1ng 1n Chlilir·othe this wee k, Mrs. Hobert Rilehie and Miss- en!, was m charge o£ the meet - event of June 5 at Ute Racme cbndles in gold h ld The group adjourned to the . : Tuesdav thrtJugh Thursday . Wed es Florence Ann . and Car- ing .which opened with devo- Methodist Church. either side. Mrs. Bill Middleport Gas office lor the sister of the groom served the regu lar meetmg, opened With I he newly marnrd rouple Is nesdfly \trs. Hart lett acmmpan - rie Beth Bearhs v1s1ted Wed-j llons by Mrs Paul Fnck. Psalm now on Pt>rs1mmon , lt d Hev . HFLrtlrtt t? Chill!cut!w nesday , at with Mr. 98 was re_ad b)' Mrs. 'fhom.as cake. ' I the 'Mother's Mr_s. Lant> m Rto (,Tande. and attendt>d th e mmi~ters' wtv - and Mrs. Paul (,:rmstead. Bentz Arttcles were read, m- Pythian Sisterl The bride is 8 graduate of Rubert Burkett, president, tn Paml'roy, Oltlo .JOC"'-Y WORKS OUT es· banquet 1 Miss Mary Hill and nephew , clud1~g " Somebody Needs Meet on Thursday Pomeroy High School , class of lroduced Mrs Merry who disAR CI\DI-\ ('a if ~(IPI L _ \rlr.s _ Earl Bougher of Colu m- Michael Jo nes of Colum~us ,You, _by ~r~ Herbert .~~x~n ; Magnolia Temple, Pythian 'Sis- 1956, and was employed at ' cussed th~ h1st~ry and pur~se TONIGHT k W· · , bus came Thursdav to acC"om - spent the past wt>ekend w1th Plantmg L1fe s Garden , Mtss ters met in regular session lcrow '.s Steak House The groom I of the Ohto Chtld Conservahon ;1~f' Pv /ltt'r _l:lh1um. whol w_ ~n ~ p·wv her mother · ~Ms_ C. A. her part>nts. Mr . and Mrs . E. Dorothy Long ; ' Lincoln Trib- '[ Thu;sday eve:1ing with Ethel is a graduate of W~hama High . League. A question and answer Edgar All•n Pa.'• "fHE HAUNTED PALACI" •115 !''' '"n ~ltralg 1 nattokna..,~ n ·t I Em~nish . to Colu~bus fur sev - .J . Hill. ute,'' Mrs . .fohn Smith, and Stewart exc~!lent junior, pre- ISchool. is a member of the I period followed. (Tec-hnicolor) 1 1012: 1111e 1as ·vear ·eu • ou 'I era I davs v1s1t . . · Mrs . stdmg · · ' · National Guard Devotlons · • • wor . Mr and Mrs. C. K. Nease St · \' a1en t.me Or'tgm, West Virglma were bv Mrs. Vincent Price, Dehra Paget, t ' . . · C··h nstme . . C.oats arrlv · · and d al.tg hlers of .Nease set II e- Eldon Weeks · 'fh•" Lo r d's p ray- The meetmg · opened In ntual· Ian d IS· employed m · Parkersburg ' J ames Johnson and mem ' bers _ stnce . 1 Mtss Lon Chaney. Hideou s! Terri. c rt dnv·· . for the f~rst lime rying, Weird! a vcrtPbra m a sp111 1ed Fridav evening by plane men! vi sited Sunday afternoon er.t n umson · ' 1answered roll call by nammg • .f1adurmg S· co ncluded the de- istic form . It was announced I1W. Ya. "McHALE'S NAVY" at 'an t" Amta Dec . from Philadelphia, Pa. wht>re , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . votmns ... . that Glenora Swatzel will ob-I Gue~ts at the wedding and famous :-sweethearts. Mrs. Scil29· (Techmcotor) she 1s a medicallt'chno\ogy stu- E J H11l. Mrs. John F nck and Mrs. serve her 50th wedding anni- ·receptmn were Mr. and Mrs. es and Mrs. Conde reported on Ernest liorgninc.~.,_ .Joe Flynn. drll1, to spt:>nd the wePk with I Mrs. Hank Young is visiting Florence Holley thanked l he versary Sunday. At the close of I Thomas Grinstead Ctnd Bob, the state convention hdd in CoTim Conwsy, ~11ly Sands, Geo. Kennedy , Jpan Wille!. i her parents . Miss Coats, bride-· in Amanda with her son and class for flowers sent them while the meeting a social hour was :Mrs. Bill McFarland, Mr. and ' lumbus which they attended. SUN .. MON., TUES, eleet of !llr Russell L. Mdn-: daughter-i n-law. Mr, and Mrs. hospitalized and Miss Genevieve ! enjoyed, games played Mrs. Bill and Anne , I A get-well card was sent to F•bruarv 21-'22-23 FOR ALL OCCASIONS t~·re of Philadelphia . will at- · John Young and sun John St.obart for card shower on her • and prizes awarded. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duncan and Mrs. Frank Titus who IS hosptt· E~~~u~~fi~~~ in W"e Wife lfoiTeii everYwllere tend 'W Vf'ral pre-nupti.:tl t>vents Philip. bdirthbdayM. TheD~onder box donat-~ fNamily and Mrs. Clirf Roush, I alized. The group voted to asg1ven m her honor this week . Mrs. W. R. Carpenter left ' e Y rs. 1xon was awardCLUB MEETS ew Haven, W. Va.: Mr. and sist with the cancer drive . head· iTNhnirnlorl Elvis Presle~·. Barbara StanWY 2·2039 Mrs ('ash Bahr. president or Frida y for a weekend visit in l e~ to Mrs. Bentz. Secret pal l Mrs. Guy Cowan entertained Mrs. Hugh C. Bearhs, Mr s. ed by George Vaughan. They wYrk. .loan Freeman. I.e if DA 'i or NIGHT · the Middleport Band Booster Amanda with her daughter and I g1fts were distributed . Ith~:" UP•1outhl~ Canas ta club ' Clair Spencer, Miss~ Flor- also voted to purchase space Anne Langdon PomeroY Flower 1Assoeial ton has announced that son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Prayer by Mrs. John Smith Thursday evening, at her home, I ence Ann and Carne Beth [on the P T.A. calendars and to COMMOTION an tht OCEAN Mrs t4tuard van Meter IIhere will b~ 110 meeting Mon- r Young and son. closed the meetmg. Refresh- Eetzga!l St. · Prizes for. games I Bearhs, Pom~ror : Mr. and 1s~nsor a lunch for a school 3 Stoat-s day i!Vf'ning The as!Jociation James Carpenter I!! ments were served by the host- were awarded to Mrs Max I Mrs. Robert T1ch1e and Bob , child and 40c WI GIVI TV IT AMPS wilt mt"t>l in \larch at the rea· ; the ' weekend at Xenia and at· ess to the above and Mrs. Claude Folmer and Mrs. Paul Taylor. I -A nominating committee was Karr, Mrs. Cowan and Mn. FINALAustralia Cullums, appointed Peggy including Mrs. Adele , Ed Krng.Mrs. Mrs Clara Carl Moore, Mrs Mrs. received birthday gifts Taylor from IPRELJMINARY MEL BOURNE, Houdashelt and Myrtle Long, Mrs .lames Will , secret pals. Refreshments were (UPI) - The United States Jean Ann Bradbury past presiand guests, Mrs. Roger Spen- served by the hostess to the I will meet Japan today in a pre- dents. The traveling prize, docer and Debbie and Mrs. Wil- above named &nd Mrs. Donald ·~Iiminary final for the right to nated by Mrs. Walburn was . Ham Pullins and Steven. McKenzie.. Mrs. Charles Riffle, play Australia Sunday in the won by Mrs. James Johnson. Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. Rich· I championship game of the Husbands of the members will ard Fmlaw and Mrs. Eugene 1world women's softball series. be invited to a bowling party Triplett The Aussies blanked the U.S. A dessert course was served girls 7·0 friday and Japan by Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. Fry and edged New Zealand 3-2. Mrs. B::•:::il~ ey~·-----Mr. Paul easel, Middleport Riding Club wiU postmaster and activo )eglon- Meet February 23 aire, was the guest speaker at The Meigs County Riding the Americanism program spon- Club will meet Feb. 23 at 7:30 sored by the Ladies Auxiliary of p.m. at the Rock Springs Lewis-Manley Post, 263 In Mid- Grange HaiL ' Many important things will ' dleport Thw-sday evening at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church be discussed and 1965 dues are ! Mrs. Campbell Harper, Amer- payable. There will he a movie icanism Otairman, was in chage entiUed ''Arabians are Fun." • sit bend ••• lilly lhe of the program. It opened with - - - back secWIJROVeS. the singing of "The Star Spang- lary In Middleport Mrs. Olin led Banner'' followed by the Knapp, president of Drew Webup ..• it Ill prayer given by chaplain, Mrs. ster Post 39 Auxiliary of Porn· shape without tell-tale ~ Will Winston. eroy; and Mrs. Eugene Holter Following the singing of the of the Racine Post 6a.! awdlhymn, ;<The Battle Hymn,'' Mr. iary. Casci and Mrs. Barton Hall, The Rev. Nyle Borden, pas, 8th district president, were es- tor of the local church, adcorted to the platform by Mrs. dre:~sed the audience and gave Sherman Butler, Sgt.-at-arms. the benediction. Mrs. Curtis 1'he speaker was introduced Lookadoo registered the guests. by Mrs. Arnold Richards, presi· Music was in charge of Mrs. dent. Mr. Case!, speaking on C&mpbell Harper I ' Americanism," stated that the Following tlle program guesll country was founded on the bas- were invited to the church dinsis of the 10 commandments. ing room where refreshments He quoted from St. John and were served from 1 tea table also excerpts from Uncoln's decorated with the palrlotle Gettysburg Address. In conclu- theme, including a mounting slon he spoke of the American displaying the Flag Pledge and Flag as standing for love of 1 the meaning of the flag, Light· country. ed tapers were used on the ta- r Brief remarks were given by ble. Mrs. Richards presided at Mrs, Hall and Mrs. Irma Pow- tlle punch bowl and Mrs. 8111')>ers of Logan, Mrs. Dale Mourn- er was at tho oliver coffee !101'· · ing of Feeney-Bennett AuxiJ.. vice. ton I Auueu Of CCL Held WO.J.j I.JH U! Dt•p;.rrtin~:, a~ ~<:~nle~' · ~~ J~UO.!I t\ UOOd ail!> ~. "IUtlOJiiill} ..\snq i!l.( WO.ij tJUIB'WOJ J!3LI.L .. ·8U!QlAUV -"'H H!WOJd ,. 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L. 1 ELB.ERFELDS-POMEROY Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday,s Television Program WCHS- TV Channel 8 WSAZ-TV Channel 3 I : 41 Com Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 1;25 Today Out Your Way 1 : 2~ Today Out Your Way i :tJO Cartoonsville t : 15 Patterns in Arithmetic V: 30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Room for Daddy IU:30 What's This Song JO :S$ News Morning Report 11 :00 Concentration 11 :30 Jeopardy 12 :00 Say When 11 :30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 News Day Report 1:00 Midday News Picture 1:30 Singing Jamboree 1:00 Moment of Trutll 2:30 The Doctors J :OO Another World 3:30 You Don1 Say 4.00 Match Game t :25 Afternoon Report 4;30 Mr, Cartoon i :OO Yogi Bear 5:30 Laramie I :30 News Picture 6:45 Jim Thacker 6:05 TV 3 Weather 7:00 Huntley-Brinkley 1 30 Mr. Novak 8.30 Hullabaloo v·30 That Was the Week That Was 10 :00 Lewis & Clark )I :00 News IU5 Weather II :20 Spom 11:30 Tonight Show TUES., FEB. !3 HIGHLIGHTS 7:30 MR. NOVAK - "Mountains to Climb" - Burgess M~r· edith makes his debut as Jef(erson High'!> new principal, Martin woodridge, arid Dean .Jagger makes his farewell appearance as Albert Vane. 1:30 HULLABALOO - Sam· lOY Davis, one of the most ve~­ a..Ule perfurmers in shawbusl· LISTEN 1360 7:25 Dally Word 7: 30 Bozo The Clown 8 UO Buddy Starcher Show \t :OO Captain Kangaroo 10 ·00 Mike Wallace 1< News 10 :30 I Love Lucy t t :00 Andy oi Mayberry it :30 The McCoys 12:00 Love Of Lite 12 25 CBS News 12 :30 .Search For Tomorrow 12 :4a Guidin& Lig~t 1:00 Woman's Page I ;2> WCHS News 1:30 A,.- The World . Turns 2:00 Password 2:::10 House Party 3:00 To TeU The Truth Uo CBS News 3:30 Edge of N\ght 4· 00 The Sellret Storm 4. JO Lone Ranger 5 00 Bowery Boys ti :OO News fomghL 6:13 Your Weatherman 6 20 Sports 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Joey B1shop 7:30 Sugar foot 8: 30 Red Skelton 9:30 Petticoat Junction JO :OO The Doctors and Nurses II :00 The News Tonight IJ:15 Weather ll:20 Movie ness, will be host of '.he musl. cal series. Davis, currently star· ring on Uroadway in the mu· leal production of "Golden Boy ." has been outstanding as a television, rHm nightclub and recording star. He was named the 1964 "Entertainer ot the Year'' by Cue Magazine. 10:00 LEWIS AND CLARK NBC News re-creates the his-toric Lewis-an(I.C.Iark expedi· tion of JIUJt.Otl thai .opened the way to the American North· To the 20th Century Reformation Hour At ON THI DIAL WHTN- TV Channel 13 WMOV 9' 30. ·A···M I Rnonow~. .. '!f.:v, . \' - T:55 Dally Word 8:00 Bible Answen 8 · 30 J·ack Lll Lanno 9·00 Fun School »:45 King and Odie 10 :00 Morning Movie 1l: 30 Price io Right 12 :00 Donna Reed 12 :30 Father Knows Bell 1:00 Hello Pea-Pickero !:30 The People'• Choic. 1:00 Flame in the Window 1 30 Day In Court 2:55 News 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 Young Marrieds 4:00 Trailmaster 5:00 Super Show 5:35 Supennan 6:00 Local News I Weather 6 : 1~ Newo 6:30 Leave It To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Combat 8:30 McHale's Navy 9:00 Tycoon 9:30 Peyton Pl&ce 10:00 Saga of a Western Mall ll .OO News 11;1 o Local News it . lo weather 1l 20 Sports 1J 30 Lee Crant Show west . -Films dOt•ument \heir route over much the 1ame ground and waterways witb many of im;idents just 111 they ore recorded :n the official jour· nal of the trip. ln case you've been wonder· lng about the absenct of Garry Moore, he and his wife are sUI\ involved ln that round • the world trip they began las\ tall. But they're getting near tho end. Now I• the f'or East, th•y will wind up with Australia. New Zealand aod the SOuth Seas somotime in April. Tbt coMedian's plans for next sea.. oon are nnt known, but it io likely that CBS will put . him boc!k to work in 1101111 capacity eltar bil _flU lllf. WSAZ- TV Channel 3 I :<IS Corn Cob Report 7. 00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8·:15 Today Out Your W'Y 1:00 Cortoon<ville 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Hoom for Daddy 10:30 What'o This Song 10 :55 Mt~rning Report 11 :00 Concentration 11 :30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:5~ News Report 100 Midday News 1:30 Singin' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Doctoro S:OO Another World 1:30 You Don't Say 4,00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Report t: 30 Mr _ Cartoon ~ ; 00 Woody Woodpecker ~ : SO Laramie 1:30 News Picture 1:4~ Jim Thacker Sports 1 ; 5~ TV 3 Weather 7:00 Huntley-Brinkley 7:30 The Virginian t :OO Wed. Night at the Movlel 10:50 You Don't Say l1 :00 Late News Picture 11 : 1~ 'I"V 3 Weather II :20 Sports 11:30 Johnny Carson WED., FEB. !4 HIGHUGH'fS 7:30 THE VIRGINIA-"Shad· ows o( the P.ast" - Ryker is auspicious of a pretty woman's motives when she consent! to ruarry a shy friend of Hyker 'o FREI INSPECTIONS EXTERMITAL Termite 5ervl~ O'Dell Lumber C• ~tcenHG l)per•t•n fl'hone 446-1276 Gell•pellt Coli Baum Lumber Co. ,_,.hoM 91>2006 Chn.. Clinton Fisher Mtfllelle. .rt-WY l-2452 ,._.,cement Black "--~wY~. WCHS- TV Channel 8 i·25 UO 8:00 9 00 10 :00 10 .30 11:00 ll . 30 12 ·00 D~il· · Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starrht> r Show Ca ptain '1 ng;m•o Mike Wallace & Nt"ws I Love Lucy Andy of May berry The McCoys Love of Life 12 05 New s 12· 30 Search For Tumorrow f.u1ding Li ght 1:00 Women·• Page I ·25 News 1 30 As the World Turns 1:00 Pas~word 2 · 30 House Party 3·00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 f:dge 01 Night 4 00 Secret Storm 4 ·30 Lone Ranger ~ : 00 Bowery Boys ti :OO News Keport 6:15 Your Wealhrrm:m 6 20 Sports 6 30 CBS F.venlng N•ws 7:00 San Francis('o beat 7:30 Mister F.d 8:00 My Living Doll 8:30 Beverly tilllbiHicS 9:00 Dick Van Dyke Show 9:31) Cara Williams 10:00 Danny Kaye 11 :00 The News Tonight 11 1~ Weather Teller 1UO lAte Show_ _ _ __ 1 2. 4~ after a wcelr 's ruurtship . 9.00 WEDNESDAY NIGH'!' AT THE \10VIES - "Key to the City" ~ a romantic comedy about two mayors who fall in love 1-11 n mavors' ~:onven­ tion. Clark Gable. and Loretta Young star. - -- BROTHERLY HOLLYWOOD IUPil - Richard Boone helped the family fortunes by landing his broth· er, William, a role in "1' h o War Lord" in which ·aoone cost.ars with Charlton Heston at Universal. HOLLYWOOD t UPll - Tho Matt Helm nove\ series will be brought to the mov1es in "The Siltncers" lor Columbia. WHTN -TV Channel 13 7 55 Daily Word 8 00 For Your 1nformation 8 3tl .Jack La Lanne 9·00 F'un School 9·45 King and Odie 10 :00 Mornmg Movie 1! <30 Price Is Righi 1'1. 00 Donna R~ 12 30 Father Knows Best 1 ou Hell o Pea-P1d:ers 1 30 The People's Choict 2 ·00 flame m th W1nd 2:30 Day In Court 2. ;,;; New s 3:00 GenPral Hospital :1.:m Young \1arrieds 4:oo Trailmaster 5:uo Super Show 5:35 Superman 6 oo Local N•ws I WeAther 6 15 News 6 30 Leave It To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7: :10 OzZJe C:tnd Harne~ 8 30 Shmdig 9 :10 Burke's Law 10 00 ABC Scope JJ ·OO NE'WS 11 : 1!> Weather 11 2> Sports t t :30 Le< Crane Show Late Movies t·ONJGIIT'S LATE MIIVIES Channel 13. " Rocketsbip XM" 1\9501 Lloyd Bridlltl, and ··Lost Continent" (l95U Cesar l,omeru. Chanflt'l 8. " Viva Zapata'' l19521 ~1arlon Branda. Channel 3. ·· tndis<•retlon ol an American Wift'.' ' U9M) ~~ontgomery Clift. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, "Molemen A· gainst the Son of Hercules," 11962) Mark Forrest, and Cbanel I , "Pinky" (19491 Wlllllm Lundigan. MUSIC MEN HOU.YWOOD (UP!)- K.,.. ry Mone!nJ and JolmiiJ M• cer, bolb Olear w~ 1, wll write lbe ~ lor Mln1U ~ Row'l " vrrt m Y 1 " ' l I_j � 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 02. February 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. 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