http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9f3cc258cc674b2b0947d1dc65b30522.pdf ff2a483ef0ccf6bc93bc3297dda8e55c PDF Text Text ' . . ' NOW YOU KNOW II Ia estimated lhat NO. 265 HJP ....Jtul. ..... . ... oJPI uo1 WM I ;, .U.. at y e lhoD .,,000 bave beea cleiCI'IJ>. ed b7 01110molo11s11. VOL XVI • lh... • e from two &o four mflUol ldndli of 1pecies of iDee~. More WUI&til u Wed • .,.. a- • m,11t lUI. Hlp We' et' r .tilt IZ-11. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1965 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ater ONE DAY SERVICE Middleport council moved ON SHIRT FINISHING ., • ROBINSON'S Also, Horold Llllhtfoot, 2nd cla~s. mechaulral drawing mer· It badge and three year pin: Richard Hawley, stwond claRlt, one year pin; Jan l..ona:. aecond dau, one year pin, merit bnd· a- 1ter Purchase Ilacing In Middleport, and may I originating For over 20 years proposals first in one town, company. gam Monday night toward pur- , Purpost> of the meeting , Zer- be facing soon in Pomeroy . chase of the Meigs Water Com· 1kle said, would be to "find out high sewerage r::-·;J charges. pany, this time in cooPeration if the. water compan}' is for :.-::.1'1 ' j He believed municipal owner· Wlth Pomeroy. and 1f we can get together to ship or the water works would Veteran Councilman John buy it.'' Clifford Stumbo sec- produce a profit, red!!ce collecZerkle proposed a meeting be onded Zerkle's motion and Gene tion costs of sewerage charges, arranged between Pomeroy and Harns and Wayne Gibbons a- and make sewerage financing Middleport councils, Mayor Lee greed with "aye'' votes. easter. He further urged everythirig Smith of Middleport and May- Zerkle urged the purchase. as 01 Charles Legar of Pomeroy, the only way relief may be be done "in the open," with the solicitors of both commun- brought to the pension families everybody '.s cards" right 11 ities, and the owner of the wa- in both communities who are the t.able.n ... lor buillna, aonlor patrol l.,.der ond troop buwler: Lorry Or<>~un, IIOCOnd tla.,, one year pin: Juhn 1!\lleJ, aecond cla••, two year pin and lito mtrlt bad~• : Torry Oroyan, 10o rond cia... one year pin, '"''"I FIVE CENTS • IS night to ask Middleport's engi-1 Councilman Harris took a dff... neers, Brown and Associates. 1ferent view_ Manon, for advice and to have 4'hil COIIDcU 1au accetathe solicitor proceed at once plisbed mon lD the t.lt aU toward condemnation. The land mouths toward mtetln& JU in question has a $130,000 price obligations in this matter tho tag. Middleport offered $400 per dtD'in1 the prevloUI 17 acre and there the matter died. years," be said. "U'a tnat- •• This land purchase is part are bogged doWII rtlht aow and parcel of another pro]). but we are 10ioa ahead 11 lem. It is that June l next IS fast a1 we caa, and we art the deadline for Middleport to agreed 011 wbat bas to be have complete plans for its done," be aaicl. to batH-town cooperation. ' He proposed the previous pro. Mayor Smith recalled that a- posal of a jomt sewerage be then the other, have aimed at bout 12 years ago the engineer- revived and studied tn the light the same objective. ~II have ing firm of Burgess and N1ple, of today 's circumstance&. foundered over a var~ety of ob- retained by Pomeroy , vetoed This too may come up at the stacles. a proposed joint operation of a joint meeting or councils to be "We have to do something to sewage disposal plant by both I asked by Middleport. improve our situation and th1s towns. They proved a plant Mayor Legar of Pom~oy pubis the only way l see of getting large enough to handle the vol- 1licly stated he is interested in at it," Zerkle said. ume of wastes would be im· Pomeroy purch&."Jing the water· This regular couocil mePtlng practical. works several years ago. Porn· heard another proposal tbat, .. However, tbe mayw said, eroy council has a commitU carried out, also would lead "Tbls was based on a m~baO.. tee active ln this direction. leal plant. We In Middleport LAGOON PURCHASE aow are talklog la terms of Council Monday night learna lagoon Cype st•werage where ed that its instructiOns [j v e volume Ia of ao con&equenct. '' weeks ago to its solicitor to beHe !urther noted that Mid- gin condemnation proceedings dleport and Pomeroy eventual- in the purchase ot about 68 ly will have trunk sewers abut- 1acres ol land below Hobson for ting at their c?rporation lines a sewerage lagoon had been and suggested 1t would be ap· delayed. Reason tor the delay proaching the ridiculous if a was that certain financial probjoint system is not worked out, !ems net'ded solving before provid~d .the. former engineer· suit should .be brought. mg ~Jectlo~s overcome. Mayor Sm1th agreed Monday s, werage m order to qualify BOARDS REPORT for $118,000 m federal a1d this Board of Public Affalra year. Before the plans can be President George Meinhart told prepared the land must be se- council collectiortB from thl cured, preparation ol the plans sewer ordinance for the las& requires no less than three 1 quarter ot 196-4 were $6,480 months, and condemnation pro- and that to date January, 1965 ceedings require at least s1x · collections were $808 (with apweeks. [ proximately $2,000 total billifll Reviewing this , Mayor Smith for January). had a dim view of Middleport's He r~eived tentative approvp.rospects m meeling its dead·· al by rouncil to employ a fullhnes. 1 \Contir.uec. On P.:tgc 5) -~ '·~F:n~;f Commissioners Ask State To Share Election Costs ~ 1 ': .,, ' · Middleport Men 0 ll"d I e n Rout e •33 Huntington Distrkt, u. s. Corps ol Engineers, have i•· en advanred aotice 10 bidden for tbe boat launching facility o ;I on tbe Gallipolir;: river frout. !ion, are urging the Ohio General Assemblv to enact ' The invitation to bidders wiiJ County commJsswners, through their state associ a- ; legislation providing lor state sharing in cl~~ Under present law county Accidents can happen .... and many a driver IS Cll l by MOre ftnanctal !rouble !han he can handle Play 1t safe beht nd !he wheel by arrang1ng for complele auto 1nsurance covenng car damage and personal in1uries. For safety's sa~• LOOKING WEST plan fo ne us soon. I ,J r· ·' - MA.GIC WORRIED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWNS? 1 CIIE~F! GAS RANGES • - ........... lltllt. ................---Mill..._. ..... • IIIII .. JII • ' ,.1 lolltt ..... ...,., - .... ... • M0111 lllubelm 'IAIHir • lito ..........._. __ ...... ...... aas IHo a--. .. pafleys, - belts to eause poteatial . .Aice prgb' ,............... oM' • ~ Thh. ira -,. the lleiiiW 1et Acne. WGd •IK '-:lei bf the sltQA~est W'all'aQty a Frigid aft ~ has ever iliad: l·year wananty Joe Jepair ~ • defect Mthoat charje, piM 4 ·yrear iW • !la. tor ha · hing repla<:.Ei eM ot t1M1J Jcfuacliee pM ill pl0city _ , .• --.Wear. liar d 6 5 ' .. • Soaks .._,.&cal)'. v Sites • • tzft::aR;. tr•s•trr'rn, ....,...otor.w..ter Matching Dryer Just $159· EASY .95 I TERMS BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pamero,, Ollie ........ llaMII ...... TONIGHT & TUESDAY ELVIS PRESLEY in "ROUSTABOUT" (Technieolor) Elvis Presley, Barbara Stan· wyek, Joan Freeman Leif Erickson. Sue Anne Langdon FOR YEARS OF CAREFREE COOKING AND BAKING BUY A "MAGIC CHEF" ON THE 2ND FLOOR F.. tur•tt•: COMMOTION on lh. OCEAN 3 Stoog.. Colorcertoan• Admission: 75c and 40c • Plus Jet -~ Rime, lol-last spill and- I .................. --· .... _ MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELbs IN POMEROY WED. and THURSDAY FebruarJ 24-25 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY f•bruary 26-27 "SHOCK TREATMENT" Stuart Whitman, Carol Lyn. 95 Mrs. Reynolds Of Middleport Dies Monday ·I 1 1· I I' months. will be held Thursday •d lor failu.. to signal a turn. at 2 p.m. at the Middleport . I ... ,.., ....... ... Will M' EAa,'-- bt . . . bat the aew Jet Actioa wasAet" beeR de;.iga d by frjgidai1e to B;Ne JOO a _..., llfeber rtardaM ;. washer d~ty. 1Qe JllleChaAisla il $im- • GeQtM! agi!at~ 3lld - ! One truck driven by George Vaughan, 33. Middleport , reduct>d !.. pE'ed to make a right turn and was struck in the rear by a truck driven by Elbert Smith, 51, Middleport . Therf' was med1 iurn dama~e to both v~i~les , 1 and the dr1vers escaped mJUr) . I Funeral !lervif'es for Margar-, et N. Reynolds, 85, of Mill sf Smith was citf"d to Meigs counMiddleport who dif'd 11t Meigs ty rourt Friday charged with General hospital Monday eve.- 1 failure to stop in assured rlear ning aftE'r an illness of . three distance, and Vaughan was cjt- 1 -~~~.,....- so• m:t.£ WISIERl $ Two trucks, driven by MidWork is to start 10 days af- dleport m~n. were lnvol\-ed Ia ter tbe successful bidder bas an arcident on Rt . 338 south of been given ootlee, and th~ pro- 1Racine Monday. the Ohio State jecl is to be complrted in a Patrol reported. period of l%0 days. The collis ion took plart at 10 ·05 am. eight and a half miles south of Racme. Beating Victim Is in Critical cond't' On ...designed jet-simple for maximum dependability! LliiiESJ PIMtl 2-SPEID 1 Churrh of Chnst . The body will i ~orge .Hoffman, .to, . PomeTh.e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce .is on record to- be taken to thf' church at · 1 p. I roy. was cJtt>d to Gallipolis court day m support of a pr~posal to seek H1li·Burton funds m. to lie in state until the st>r- Sa turday on a speed charge. to construct a rest home 1s Pomeroy. Th Re . 0 ld H'ck• . . on vtces. ona ' Cham b er mem be-r De Imar Cana d<'j' Ie d a d 1sruss1on .11 rr· .e t ' · t f d t h · p d WI 0 ICia e. . th e su bJec o a new, mo ern res ume ln omeroy an M R ld bo · · ·te d th e organrza · t'wn to en d orse ·tt. rs eyno rn the m th en mv1 db. th ds was ht r of 8 Canaday said that $375.000 Is - -- --·---··- - -- 1 ra ury. e .aug e available in Hill - Burton funds , the option on Ihe Johnston pro- I late ~~· and Mr~ . .Joseph dG:r~· for construction of such a facil· perty. . ner . e was 8 so prPCPV~I 10 ity and only $70,000 must be A $200 allocation was made death by ~er husband, a H. raised locally. He said the by the Chamber toward Meigs I Reynol?s. 10 1950· rest home, it constructed, ' County's $1000 share ol purchasShe IS survived by a daugh- I I I would be a profit - making tax- ing an advertisement in the I ter. Mrs. Gt>rald rSaral Rupe . l paying t.."'rporation. Canaday Wall Stret>t Journal for OhJo's Middl.eport ; two sons, Edgar. I CO~UMBUS ~u~Il - Chf'ryl added: Appalachia Region . of Middleport , and Gard~er of I Hor.nmg,. p.Mansf~e.ld. remal~1 • . . Atlending were Jack Carsey, ! Lebanon: three grandchildren , ed m c~tiJcal co~dttlon today 1n ' 'Th1s money from H.11l - Bur- \ president; Bob .Jacobs, John eight great grandchildren, a 1Umve.rsJty H?sp1f.al aft• ~n· ton can be g~tten w1thm a ~ William Blaettnar. Jack Kerr, nephew. Horace McElhmne:y, ~er.gmng bram . ~urgf'ry ~or mmatter of da~s . ~f someone wants Ted Downie, Bob Gant, Rev . , Middleport : four niec-es. Mrs. tJUrle5 suffered m a beatmg. r.~ to go after Jt. I HICk Martin, Canaday. Dick! Bessie Railey, Rutland. Mrs. : Al.bert Osborn. 18. Mansfie-ld, l Penitentiary Prospect . Owe-n, Fred LTow, N. B. Myrtle Waters, Zanesvi lle; ,an !~mate on leave from t he The Chamber heard Fred' Compton, Bob Wingett and, Mrs. Fanna Cohen. Providence, Moh1can Honor Camp. . was Crow report the possibility of a two guests. Howard Workman : Rhode Island. and Mrs. Geor· ~eldon ~n open charge by Manspenitenttary bema located m and Mill White. gia McGrothers, columbus. !leld police. Osborne .ha" a .ton& Meigs County, . 1 Burial wJII bt.> in Middleport JUVen.Jle rec~rd, pohct sa1d. NEW FRIG HE JET AmON WASHER ~ - ·- I c ril IS. on the $7S,OOO project. I Cof CSupports rroposal To Bul.ld New Rest Home Buy 0 The Hp.Ject- of Commissioners must provide Icreasing much faster than ! funds tor all election l'OSt~ With j count}' tncome:· G~orge Taythe exception of certain minor lor, Executive Director ol the charges Lo subdiv1sion for Commissioners' Assoc1alion sa1d. , elections he ld In odd-numbered "We have one of the best sy-1 years. stems for handling elections in The Commissioners' Associ a- the nation and we must contintion is askmg that coun!Jes be ually support our state officials reimbursed by the state in the !who are responsible ror the conamount of one dollar for each !stant updating or our election voter voting at an elecllon in Ilaws. We feel that this finanwhich state i!!sues or state can- cia! assistance ts necessary to didates are considered. .• insure the continued quality of "Costs for mandatl?d serv- 1 Ohio's election processes.· Tay- : Jces·, including election~ . fum- ' lor told legislator• 1tudy~ng Hlt 1 ished by the coun11es 1.1re m·, propo~l. I 130 E. 2nd St. ' rost 'I V. D. Edwards Insurance Agency ·;.' the be Issued aboul Marrb JS. and bids will be opened aboul Ap- --.....: ley, H.oddy McDoweli, Lauren Bacall. "LILIES 0' THE FI!LD" SIDNF:Y POITIER, best actor award 1963. Lilla Skala, Stanley Adams. Poitler as the incredible, unforgettable Homer Smith. SUN., MON, TUES. Foil. 28--Mor. 1·2 "1'0 RATHIR Bl RICH" (Technicolor) Sandra nee. Robert Goulet, Andy Williams, Charles Rug. ~e.~. Hermione Gingold, Gene Raymond, Maurice Chevalier. Coloreartaons New Map8 Coming With License Tags Public announcement by· Gov. James A. Rhodes that a new I 1965 Highway Map will soon be available to the public has resulted in a flood of request~ for the map• to the Ohio Department of Highways. 1 Chief distribution of the maps 1 with "The Wonderful World ot 1 Ohio" books wlll he to persons I visiting Oeputy Registrars oi l Motor Vehicles during MarcH I to purchase auto licenses. Those who do not ree<olve a map with \ lh•lr auto licenses are asked to 1 PROMPT DELIVERY AND walt until local distribution ag. I INSTALLATION IN YOUR HOMI encies au announced ia late Marcb. L..-o...-......,;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ., __ I ' ' LATE PHOTOS AT REEDSVILLE- Views looking East and West from the new operations building at the Reedsville high lift, modern dam and locks. Operation crews of the U. S. Corps of Engineers are on hand but it will be two months before the hydraulic systcin is complete at the new 1200 feet and 600 feet locks. Dra~o is presently pulling the coffer dam, which will take about two more montl\s. The. dam wiU be built in three stages, requiring three coffer dams, With about one year to each. See Page 4 for Engtneer Review. ~ .. ··- - - -· ~~~ --· - - I MrS, DOWe}} o·Ies Monday· Crow said he has learned the ' penitentiary would employ 300 to 350 persons and that. conlrary to earlier reports, • ' would he for prisoners deemed capable ot being rehabilitated. 1 Hill cemetery. Friends may ' Officers_ satd Osborne admftcall at the Rawlings Coats Fu· ted_ beatmg the g~rl Monday neral home any ttme after 4 p. · wh1l~ he was a gut>"l m the m . today. . Hornmg home. The youth of· Ifered 11() reason for the booa!mg I but police mdtcated he was due CO VIC wt'll . ~e b:7t,:t :~~d ~::::.br:~~~·~ tion lor the penitentiary in 'l Funeral services for Del- Hear Ashland Meigs County. Crow said " [ Ia M. (Will! Dowell, 63. who · to devote the bulk of Idied at s hospital In Tampa, Oil p am gotng 'den f my civic work toward trying to Fla., February 22 will be held . resi in Harlem ]get ~his penitentiary located at Ewing Chapel Friday at i . Selma Plan Legal Stand In By United Press International Negro leaders at SPlma, Ala., have decided to make a legal rather than physical stand against a state ban on night marches. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made the decision Monday night following a long meeting with attorneys. About 800 Negroes waited in a church, prepared to march If King had so (n FJort'da The Pomeroy lawyer also said r to return to the ramp and s m~ .~:~~~d.~~~ ;a~~ ~~~~~,·:had I Mrs. 1 I William Sisson, I 0 Of Pomeroy Dietl Earlier Monday , King Jed · and degrade our character as 1addressed a rally i F'uneral services for William about 200 Negroes on a march a people. ·• . ; Slm~ay . One of the accused as- .here. ' . . : 2:30 p. m. with burial in the , Orin ~· Atkins , who was elec~· · R1chard Sisson, 10, Pomeroy. to the Dallas County Court· In New York C1ty, extra po- : sassms was captured. John WJIIJam Bl~etnnar. r~ ; Burson Cemetery at Shade. ed president of the Ashland 011 1have been tentatively set for house in Selma in another pro- lice details moved into Harlem · Malcolm's haJf sister, Mrs. ported that an OhiO Umvers1- 1 The Rev . Melvin Alkire will and Refining Co .• last month. l9 a. m. Wednesday at the Sactest of voter registration proce- Monday to avert possible vio- Ella Mae Collins, vowed in Bos· ty geologist 1s making studies officiate. She was preceded In will be the speaker at the Wed· red Heart Church with burial dures. l ienee. There were reports that ton that " he will be avenged." on the p~posed airport site on death by her parents, Mr . and nesday meeting of ~hf' Centr~l in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, While Kittg was meeting with followers of assassinated Negro In Chicago, Black Muslim Ule LewiS Johnston farm at Mrs. Seymour Will: a brother, Ohio Valley Industnal Councal Survivors include his parents, his lawyers Monday night, for- extremist Malcolm X were set- leader Elijah Muhammad said Fore~t Run and also at another 1 Everett ; two sisters Letha in Huntington. Tim and Rose Sis!K>n, a hro. mer Mississippi Gov. Ross Bar· ting up ambush executions for his followers were innocent of location at Flatwoods ~here a : Chaney and Hallie v~n Nest. Tbe m~eting will be held . at IIher, Fred, nd his grnom~ nett told a citizens council Black Muslim leaders they the slaying of Malcolm ~· property owner..has tndicated l She is survived by her hus- 6 .P· m. m the Hotel Fredenck. ther. Pauline Angeletti. Friends meeting in Selma that the goal blame for his death. Mal- whom , muhamm~ . sa ad, he :*auld be wallm& to donate : band, Steven; two sons Eugene wath the Huntlng~n Chamber may call at the Ewing F'uneral of integration was to "diffuse calm X was shot to death by preached war and ~led,, ac-1 8 811te. . 1 of Tampa, and James, Cleve- or Co!f1merce servmg as ~st. Home any ume. 8 aettnar said resulls of the jl&nd: daughter, Irene Dowel!, ordered. Thirty-five carloads of our blood, confuse our minds at least three Negroes while he cording to his preacllillg. Alkm• has been assoctated 8 alate troopers stood ready to Ohio University study would be , Cleveland. two si•ters Lena wlth Ashland Otl smce 1950. D W'lli 70 enloree the ban anoounced soon. He also alated H '1m 'p ,d ~ed He is a graduate ol the Law ana I ams, ' ~ that Franklin Rizer IS lnvesU et an, omeroy an •• a ' . V D' M rl King said, however, he would Grega New Mllfo;d . three School of the Univers1ty or ir· tea on on ay . lead a march just before dusk Wednesday, and that demonatratlona would be held at the Jtol · Montgomery Ala =~In a mlew dsys to tell Go~: George Wallace "we aren't to take it anymore." 1olng 'wallace slapped a ban on IIIBbt marches as a result of a JDardl In Marlon Ala last Thursda night 1n' which 8 Ne0 wai critically shot and 10 ~Injured. .. I 1 1 63 p l•n t s 0 1 Bl0 0 d a k en , Seventy-one persons offered blood Monday at the February Bloodmobile visit to Pomeroy Junior High school !rom whom 63 pints were ace<opted. There were 15 first _ time donors, and S7 pints given 1n replacement. Gallon dollOI'tl were Oretha Snider, William Rizer, Linda ,.u . - * gatmg whether Metgs ~unty b ·oth~r8 Alva and jessie Will ginia, and served in its law Funeral services lor Dana ~ may quality for Federal Bid 10 ~h ol' Pomeroy and Waite; partment until 1956. He is a Williams, 70, wbo died Monda,, construct an airport. ' Wil! · Columbus ' member of the Kentucky and wil! be held at the Ewing ChapGuinther, Don Runnel, Wood- Thr~ gallon donor! were It was md1cated by Blaet· ! •. · 1West Virginia Bar association e1 Tbunday at 2 p m with row Zwilling, Richard Russel!, Cecil Hysell. Mrs. Marjorie ~nar that. Ri_zer has ~btained l er~~t~:. m;~al~:t the ~un. BOOSTERS TO MEET Iburial in lht lamil; lot . II Robert Lindstamer, Grace AI- Pnce, Guy E Gumthor, Char- very satiSiyurg re•ull> from 1. es Y e en. So the Loc d Beetb Groloe Cemetery beside 1 8 len, Paul Carper, Richard les Searles. hiS study 80 far, and there _ap- mg. he ter: wi~ hold a their rean his mother and lather, Mr. ad Neutzllng, Eloise Roush, LW Four gallon donors were Mar- pears to be a good posstbthty Boos . sda Feb ~ Mrs. T. T. Williams. RENCE Wilcoxen. g;.rct McDaniel and Howard E. the proposed Site at Forest WCAL TEMPS lar meetmg hur y, · Surviving Is sister Mn Two gallon donol'll were Floyd IParker. 1 Run wouldd qualify for Feder· , The temperature 10 Pomeroy's II 7:30 p. m. In the Southern Walu Allen Parke....C f.eqdrlcks, Rose Mary Raub,~ FTank Vaughan'~me a al aid. Ibusmess district at 11 :40 a. m. Local H~gh school. All band F'lltuk eaU altho 0r1a Hubbard, Kenneth !m~ alx gallon dooor and ~ Vau·[ The Chamber agreed to ask ' today wao 21 degrees, underlp~ronts are urged to attend to ll!lD ~ 1 "1 .... den, Robwt Va111han. (Continued No Pal•· II) 1Rizer to seek an 11tension oft partly cloudy alties. discuss the band banquet. I -I tw.al ' ... "'"" . . ·~ ..•• ' ' . ·<, ·~ �• ' The Daily Sentinel I 1-tlllly Ientine!, Pomeroy-Mlcldleport, 0 ., Feb. 23, 198D ~.::- DOCTOR Aa edburlalr A GAIN we are privtieged to pay tribute to the members of the Future Farmers of America as they celebrate their week. It is one of the worthy orgaruzations of students in our county with a chapter at Racine and one proposed at Rutiand, according to reports. It would be bard to calculate great benefits that this county has derived from those who have enlisted under banner of the organi zation. Through the years several of the chapters have produced youth wbo havo won statewide honors, and we are quite Jure that the principles of FFA have pro. duced real leaders in every phase of community life. We are sure that the standards of farming in aU branches have shown improvement through the instructions they have received, and in truth the FFA program has given everyone faith in the future of Meigs county aerfculture . Whtn one looks at the creed of FFA they have a belief in the worthy program of the organization. If the students enrolled review this creed they can not help but be good farmers, as well as. good citIzens In every respect. First they believe In the future of farming. They therefore have a positive attitude and one weligrounded in the past glories of American farming. They also are, or should be convinced that there Is a good life on the farm, a heritage that ha.s come down to us from the very first a~riculturists in the land . We know that there is a great lure to resettle In urban renters. but Am· triran• generally know that thP goorl life Is close to the soil, and we are &lad th.1 t there is one organization pointing that fact out to tbe younger generations. One of the greatest contrlbutlons that the f'f'A promotes is leadership. Not only tn the field Of agnculture but in every facet· of community life. They promote the type of leadership that II not dependent on begging and more belief in the power of bargaining. The outlook is based on being happy and playing square with those whose happiness is dependent upon them. We have watched with Interest the activities of the clubs in promoting parliamentary procedure. Many other organizations could follow their example and we would tlnd that In many actlvitl., of organizations would be run more effi. ciently if !bey followed the rules of procedure. In that u in many other contest. In wbleh they engage they gain a self-reliance that Is one of the most valuable traits they wlll ever poosess. Members of FFA fain valuable t'!<perience in the practica through vanous projects, which along with their book learning can not help but make them useful citizens for the remainder of their days. They gain valuable lessons In thrift, which mlgbt be considered oldfashioned by some but which Is a needed element in these davo of waste and careless spending. We know of no other or~anization that has better aims and p.. •poses. and If the members will rededicate themselves to the rreed and the aims and purposes so nobly drawn up they could remakt the Image of our countv and make It the leader In tho tvpes of a~culture best suited to its land. ' duties in " The Cincinnati Kid." he and Geral- lie'' and ··The Three Sister~." Larry Clinton, once a top bandleader, is writing .a book about the history of the recordina: industry When Judy Garlanda ppears on th• stage of Hollywood's Ar:ademy Award presentations on April 5, it will be- the first time ir. mor than 20 years She'll sing a medley of Cole Porter song! a! favor to her longtime friend, Joe Pasternak , who Is produrlng thi~ year's Oscar telf'Cast. No one ean say nn tl Joe , who I! one of the best-loved fla:ures Jn the rnovie, indusrty. The producers of "Catch Me It You Can" Jllave turn~ down two major flicker oompanJfs who want the screen rights . and !he show doesn't open until March 9 No, J don't b@-. li.eve It elther. but there's supposed to be a f1lm comlna: our way with t.hr title "African Andv Griffith Crf'ekJ 1 Have Been Up." is thinking of rooraanlzlne hio nightclub ae1 to be un play a Lu Vega. date this Summer lt can happen here - but don't try it Pretty Margaret Lynn, of the uff-BrMdwav Pinter ptay, "The Room," &ot her job by malilng her picture to the prod\K"er, Martin Lfoe A cbannina Miami Beach cigaret girl ha!l her rnemoriet - and that't about all be. eause 1 ramous star flipped Olier her. AI lea.st, the was his late late date. Bul h•'• ouppotod to be pledged to • lovely Jtarlet, or SCI the front pages headlined. Jlrn~y Stewart's fans went wild at the :~reenm1 of ''Shtmandoah ·· They l'Ollsidered 18 per~urmance . the best of his career _ tak ln& .. mto Cons ideration .. The Philadelphia Story · - ~~ yeiJed ''Osc.ar!'' as If they \Yere B.ealle . fans mstead of dignified ext'cutives LJsa Kirk hal _a fabulou~ offer from lilt Talk o( the Town mghtci1Jb in London ; they'll Klve her a h~e salary, the Oliver ltl£>ssel penthouse .•wte at the Dorchf'~ter Hotel, a personis al ~Aid and a luxurious limousine. Lisa .~nsuiering the deal , bUI only if she doesn 't Mnd ~ Broadway musical for the F'all. ls El~beth, Taylor's hairdresser. Alexandre " Wfl~l has ~emoirs with the assistance of Gh~st Ge~evleve Willmorin. The book will be titled, With appropriate modesty, "Alexan- Time 11.,.._ Pw•• - - Bv UJJitell PrM . . P'IdM'II Cedarville Express B Om bS •1 d 97 91 B ~~::. ~ ~ Derai e · . Y Loyola 2~i~:~~~j~: §~~~=n-:: UEE: ~A::::- '":~-~ ~Ri() Grande FIVe Bcih~·~~~:.~~; ~~~7!t~:!, Dri~ Oh~:·:.:e 7;~· ::~· ~~ ' Eaolera IM>iiiHW.L PeL pili Mld-Oblo Coofereoce bask<~· · · · • ·" · Boston • Jllinoos . . . . .. . . . 7 2 819 713 co·ncmnatl ed ball team anoo110< .ero • • 867 81' Mooday . ·· ······ : . 818 ; M lJ .Ill to :It 825 · Philadelphia : :: 34 32 ·SIS • Re•ulto : warm up game for if• Mid· Named tot he ....,... team Mochlgan Sta 1' 90 San FranciS<o 14 52 .304 Y HOBART WILSON JR , B . . t' d ; 1.d Oh. Con American Conference stretch were Bob Raber aod Jerry !Purdue 82 Indiana 7ll 1• Monday 4 Retults 1 Highly-touted Cedarville, unchspu .e l' l • 10 • drlw b\' downing u,,_·ola or Chi- Bm-ry gf Bluffton, Gary WaltTonight's Sfhedult NAJA t nament : St Philadelphia 122 d ference basketball cha'TlplOn, an our cago. 84-76. Mon1ay nigh! and ball ol CedarvUle, Cliff Prin- Iowa at lllino" Louos SanBaltimore Francisco lC !r. 1117 bound next week, wa.s deralled 97-91 Monday mght by · - - - - dlt' of Asbtand and John Hop- Michjgan at Mmnewta hed led) 1 • Coach Art Lanham's blazing Rio College Redmen. be- l klns of Wilmington. Nurthwf"stern at Wi5consin (On l) games sc u {ore an estimated 1 000 fans who packed thelf way mto Redmen. 1 th e GAHS cedarville in., lalled • full . . Jt was a stunning defeat for Coach Don Ca llan 's Yel-~ court press, and reduced Hw ~ [tonight Akror, gets its final test • .The Pomeroy Panthers wall rlose out thetr season to- ~ low Jackets, who owned a 21-2 record pnor to last lead to 73--i)7 w1lh 7 57 IP(t_ Dll- before the crudal Ohio Confer- 1• • IJght as hosts ~n Logan. . . night's contest. On De<'. 1, the Jat.:kets nudged Rio 73-69 11on ;Jnd Marshall marte It 77- 1(·nee Tournament. • I Pomer?Y· .wtth a 5-8 conference slate, lS re~tmg COll_l- at Cedarville. Both learns were unbeaten al the time. 169 With 7 .11 to go. . . • tlrtably m flfth place of the Sc»utheastern Ohw Athletic t d ord - - ----- -In the next 1 ·09 the bo 1sterThe Bobcats had to fight off • I . wo • yer span, an rec · . · k K b 1 Le ague stan d mgs 1 1 . . . ed their first wm over I night walthall's tip-in at the ous crowd came to 1ts teet as a late rally to ta e t e am · • Logan, on ~he oth~r hand , ha~ a 4·9 record within the. fore last mght _ were inOicled 19:21 mark put th~ Jacket~ on Walthall and John Wal!)on r~ lers. the last tt!am to beat them • I k!-ague and Wlth a w~n ('OU]d chm.b a step up the ladder 1b the nation 's top small col- top 2-1 _ 31 seeonds later, Mar- duced it to 77-74. At this point , at Athens It ~as a see·s~w 1 and rub shoulders With Pomeroy m the ftnal cage stand- : l:ge team, Central State, 75_59 , shall pumped in a short jump- 6.02 remain~d. T.hen both teams j contest in the first . half, wh1~h • 1 tngs. . . and by Ohio Northern 88-84 er for Rio. began cashmg m on thtt one· ended 41-41 Don H1lt, who fm- • 1 Coa~h Russ M~re 's Pa~thers downed the CbJt!oftams Besl lo 11 Yea~• · , , and.{)ne bonus shots . ishf'd with 25 ~inls and 24 re- • 70-68 to the ear her mheetmg betw tw~ ~lu~s :omg· Coach Lanham's qumlet not :•t~t ~ad.- 45 ~<oads d A three-pomt play by D11lon , bounds. put Ohoo ahead for g?od • I 8 e1e1nJ ew~ troy won the match w en Guard I, 00 c. ar e onl l.'Om leted its best cam- T e ac els secon . - an with 3:45 left m tht! game up- with 8 layup after interm1ss1on. • I and accounted for all the Panthers overtime scormg. .Y . P0 last lead - was shorthved too . ped Rio's margin to 88-80_Tw1ce 'i . 18 . t palgn m I years VIC or· Knott, fi..3 Ireshman forward, after that the Jackets came A thn?e·pointer by HJlt gave • I Pomeroy Senior Phil Swindell wiH be absent from ~~~oa~~~:!dse;ent~:!ea::u~ c:~~ capped a Jacket rally which within four points _ 92 _ es lthe. Bobcats their biggest lead • 1 the line--up tonight when the Panthers take the floor. . . h P triu ph over a brought the visttors from a 24-~ with 51 seconds remaining, and [ at 62-51 wtth 13·15 to go and he • 1 Swindell is still "si<.'k in bed ~--~--~secutlve orne dmf. 1 13 deficit (with 11 24 lert in the 95- 91 with 17 seronds left Mt:tr- Wt!nl to the bench th~n . But • If bills are bothering yaa.Hlf pay· · two-year span, an IrS over f o.~ d h ll,.ovJia fought wtthin 7tr74 w1th mentsaretoostiff ... that'swhenyoa I with the measles·'' He was untht! .Jackets in five ears _ last hal) to a 4 J., 1ea w1t .a 1IP. Is hall 's crip in the final !it'Conds 1 . 1 • 1ble lo_ p~y tast Friday night! SooUu~rn Local Tornad~ B.a~-~ team to df'f'eal Hl/ at home i? at the S-4 second ma:k 1~ the , made the final count 97-91,' . 3 59 le(t. • need one sensible cash 1oan. JuR I •t Galhpohs. ketball Coach . Craynor Slone s I was this same Cedarville outfit first haiL Fourtt!t'n sel:onds la.t- ! Sophomore guard Don rram-1 Hilt returned to the lineup • phone us for quick apprwal Tben I While on the subject of Swin- bad luck contmues in tht! Redmen·s 1963-6 4 open· 1er. Marshall popped one m er's two foul shots with_ 2_· 18 1<~nd sank H pair of layups m the • stop for your money in ODe trip. Have 1 ~ell, ll is noteworthy . to men- Roger Adams, husky corner- er, 74. 73 from the corn~r . and the Red- left proved to be thr wm.mng l last 48 Sf'<·ond~ that guarani~ • less to pay out. Enjoy your.self all 1 t1on that he has reee1ved hon- , man who has been a pow~r But despite Rio's tremend· men were ahead for k~ps . R10 markers for R10 Grande . fhat 1 Ohio its 1tith Wln againo;t s1x the more. 1 or able mention 11n the Amerl- around the boards. was hosp1t- u . d th Redm n failed held a shm 43-40 halft1me lead. i madt! it 92-84. ' • 1o~"rs . . M d t o s ret or , e e . , .11 led 40 7 1 1 ran Team of Scholastic Coach- ahzed on ay at · P· rn. _a to gam an invitation to the OisAll told. Cedarv1 e on Y Rio shot a sizzling 52 per ('ent . • iaff t-s Magazine. The six root, 210 !Jolzer s~ffermg .a head . m- tnct 22 , National Association o£ 145 ~econd~ dunng the 40-mm- : from the field, hitting 36 of 69 1 Akron. wh1ch. h.ared the OC • Our Friendly S I pounder has accepted a grant- Jury recetved durmg practtce. lnt crcolle!{ iate Athletic~ tourna- 1 ute , bttterly-fought contest. 1 goals. The Redmen shot 80.6 at regular season tJne w1th Wttten- • I In-aid at Ohio University to He is the son of Mr. and .'-.1rs. 1 mcnt by a mere two losses. Paced by ~1arshall. Sh.aron ~ the C'harity line , sinking 25 of bert. goes up agamsl ~lid-A mer- • • play football. (t was for foot- 1Bobby Joe Adams and. the Had Hw posted a 20-- 5 record, Grt!gory, Sh1vely and. D11lon. 31. Cedarv ille hit 43 per cPnt ira n Conrerent·e mt>~ber Kent ,• When money Is I he question, 1 ball that Swindell received grandson of Roy Proffitt, Ra- the Lanhammen would have the Rrdnwn took a qul<'k 12-3 frum the field with 34 o( 78 Sla 5tourney play on rtmrsday, 1 . t f our rnmu · t es attempts The 1 CITY LOAN It the a n s w o t - - - - - - - - , I the bonorable mention rating.ldne. bPen playmg next week in !he I lead in the f.IrS Jac kets wNe 1 ~ut·ks Tup Spartans I• Coach Slone opened the sea- NAIA tourney at Central State gof actwn . <.alhan s managed 75 3 at the free throw lanes. h1t- ~ _ . . • • A meeting of the Meigs Co~"" ' son witho.ut All -Ohio forward I instead ot' Findlay . a team they to hold a thre~ to 11 point ad- 1 ting 23 of 30_ Rio had 22 p;rson- Other_ al';l~n ~~~nday ~ 1 g ~! ty Fish and Game Association Larry Pnce (Football, ankle I defeated earlier this year vantage throughout most of the· als. Cedarvillf' 20. Mark Combs sa w Ohw s;ate s .ore un ~mn • I b scheduled for tomorrow night f;acture) , los~ Jack Bostick, re-~ Or. according to Coadl l.all· 1 first halL With Rt~ on top 20- was the only Jacket to foul 1thJ.rd . ~1g fen wm. do 'I'h! I I st 7:30 p. m. in the Second gular furwaro berore h1s sched- ham had Central State accept-\ 10, and 12 :24 showmg on the out 1 M1ch1gan State , 101 -90. . . • • Ward Fire House at Pomeroy. ule opened (basketball, anklel.j ed 3 ' small college 1'\C,\A tour- ·1clock Gregory picked up his The Rt>dmen collected 54 re-I Spartans hav~ ye~ to w.m m.. ~~ • Officials of the association and did without Bruce McKel-i nament bid the Redmf'n ,.,.'Ollld Lhird personal. and WilS taken bounds _ Dillon hauled down conferenc·e g;mws . Dlt k K 11 urge all interested sportsmen vey (wrist) for several games hav{' been i'nvlted to thi':i Yl'ar's ! out of the lineup. ~he .Jackets 23. Shivt!ly 14. Cedarville h.ad etts had 27 po1nts to lf'ad t:1e 8 of Meigs County to attend. The What next. \1r Slone? tournament. • 1 pared hy the ti-S semor forward 49. with Walthall. a 6-7 semor , Buckeyes. mftting was scheduled for Nothing more can . happen to Only Two St>niors Bowling lrn·Pn hcmdf'd Mar- • 1Carter. and Knott. Uegan to gelling 16 and Carter 15, The h1s But 1t didn't happen , and the i find rhe range short ly th•·tTaf- Rt-'dmen had 25 ass1sl ~ Ce~ar -1 sha ll its ~t-vl:'nth fons<>•·utive • & SAy N G S C .. • earlier this month, but po.~r... him . He 's drawn tnple 1 0 poned becauM oi poor attend. share of bad luck already foc : bt'st the Redmen can hope for ter: . ville 12. TrRmer h<1d SIX ass1sts loss, 114_93 . 1• • 10 IDCI. one season_ 1 is a sensational rerord next[ <.regory returnt>d to the ~ . for RIO _ . , : Rio (;rande w1th Jim \o1ar- • • • i wmlf'r, and from the looks of lineup .in se~ond half, and WithTurn~vers favored the VlSI · shall SCM"mg points and P<Jul • 125 E. Main St. •. : things, they should have just m a nme-mmute span. srark~d tor" . lli-1.~ . Dtllon 25 Hnd 35 r~bounds . upset • Phone WY 2·2171 I that Only two seniors - Bob the Redmen as he cannrd SIX Cedarville Will battle Fmn t •.. .l 'II 97 91 It was only 'II M • SVAC AU. GAMES . · . . . . t E h I . s (' II -. · • Bob M1 er, gr . 11 . . . ·k nd 10 its fi- ._t:Uarv1 e. SEOAL ALL GAMES I AM W L p OP . Leith, and Stt:>ve Gtlmore - will twl~-pom ers. ...~c ,goa w.a o ege us v;et_ t> I the third defeat in 25 games for ~ ----------:--:---:::.--:::-:--:----, • rEAM W L p OP I 85 I bP lost through graduation. Both I a timely lhs last With 'I nal game or the season: On the \'tid-Ohio League chRmplons I• r\ Loan!l madP quickly to West ~them 16 11260 Eastern . . II 1 1162. ~ played their final game as a 10:10 lert m the game - gave Monday. the .lal'llets will . pl~y while the Redm{'n, who com- :• Ff.Psldents through our CITY LOAN & • Nelsonviii~ .. ::~ 14 3 1206 1017 Southwe_~tern ;olO 7 9:: gg! l HPdman last night the .Redmen a 70-56 lead. T~en- Findlay ( IB-5l _in the Olstnct I pleted u,eir season. showed an i• GUARANTY CO. here • 907 ggs l Rio's well-balanced scoring ty·flve seconds later. Dillon ! 22 No\ IA tour~cJmPnt,. IJ B-7 record _ • ALSO SlNGLE. SlGNA'ITRE LOA:'\15 • Jackson ....... 10 7 1J78 1127 Kyger (:re~k 11' )' 6 9 332 928 North (.allla S 11 attack proved too difficult tor sank a free toss and !ht! Rt>d. Sixtb Straight \\m . >\ d Th 1 downl:'d vi:-:iting : I ::: T 10 1!'18 1156 ! Hannan 3 14 845 JOOO I the Jackets to solve. Five Red- men ttwir lead Blo Uy dos ing to compif:te the I Pomeroy .••.. 6 11 1016 llfl!) men hit the double f1gures , led of the evenmg, 71·56 - a 15 - ~ Jts stratght v1ctory . Will be 1dle ], ·i' 8 8 8 • -- • - • - • - • - • -• (.Qgan ...... -. 4 1310791228 SVAC VARSITY b\' Jim rshall'!i 26 markers. point spread _ 1 until next. November. al •on. · • • • • • • Yiddleport . -·. 1 17 936 IIC9 Winall Paul Dillon had 25. Don Train- 1 Gregory Fouls Out · •n:AM W L P OP f'r 18, Sharon Gregory l4 and I With Rio on top 73-63. Greg. 8 0 540 362 Hudv Shivelv 10. I ory fouled out. 'Mlr clock show5 3 446 413 ' oOzier ca;ter pumped in 30 1ed 8 12 remaining. Steve Gil· 5 3 434 425 for ('{'darvillf'. (;arv Wa!Lhall 1 more, out of action for over a 2 6 J97 488 totaled 23. AI Knoit 17, and month bt>cause of a fractured 0 8 J87 516 Mark Comb'l 15 : jaw, replarrd Gregory - and ao 20 2%04 2204 Cedarville led only tv.r-ice last did a trrmrndous JOb for the Pant hers ClOse ReguIar Season Cage PIay TOlllght U't gymnasi~m . I ·I-'""''_....._""' ...................... .. 1 1M - - llo.ot'a wbat ..._ iloo ......... bao to bo .....- I 1 Gumo follow the paltetn cl underty!Da boot and .....,. now" auma aro uaually due to • sharp ridge of bone. DIID- - I 11811 c.t11l thloo a "knife odp u·, • ridge," lind dilficult one to flt • denture to. This sharp ridge ciD and 1 lhould be I'IIUIIded .,... lbeto il 101110 leneral pllytdel.al condlllotl wblcb pneludel any type of IUJ1ery, no mat. ter bow simplt. I to beatC dllease, nuu-Qd diabela, corloin ~load dl.teases and mer But nen wtlb !heM aliDICltl It can bo clone 11, after a phytdeal oum, your phylletao bit porrnluion, and you at- Ewington II rather llmplt, and proealnt IDJIC!etl Into thtl tlllllll maba " .... A joint birthday dlnnor woo held recently at tho homo c1 Mr. and Mn. B. H. Hill of Addl.an, honorlne tht birthdoyo of the Hilts' sons Lorry, Jimt-mit Dean, and Jerry ond lhelr FOR IT grandsons, Timmie Hill and YOUTH llnets. Thi.t column it for yo11111 Tommy Hill, and Mro. Hill's They don~ see that you perbrother, David Ball. A hu&o people, their problems and plea- haPI exaggerate tho way yoully DOROTHY KILGALLEN cake was served with oil their lUI".., their iroubleo and fun. 're picked at and on becauao names. ThoH who helped to Ao with tbe rest of Helen Help you d..perately neOd someone wen Mr. Uo!, It wolcomea lafllhs but to talk to. And the very saddrl! the Great." Page 70 of the magazine enjoy the occasion won't dodge a serl0111 questioo dest thing of oil 11 that 11 your Women's World sends chills up the spines of and Mrs . B. H. Hill, their son with • brwh-<>fr. mother reado your letter abo thooe who loved Nat Kine Cole. A pie1ure tak- Larry, wife and son, Mr. and Send your teen-age ques- wouldn't even recognize herse~. en lone before anyone knew he wa!l fatally m Mrs. Roger Hill and two 1ons, tions to YOUTH ASKED FOR I know you won't think thio shows n1m wat&ml tnrougn 1 uoor martr:ea Mr. and Mrs. David Ball and IT, care of Helen Help Us! Is possible - but go to your ··Exit. •• twu ehildren, their daughter, this newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robie. mo~her and tell her just exact· LONELY AN[} LEJel' OUT Wane Yane-chlo, one ot the waitress11 at Mrs. Pearl Twyman was a ly how left-out you feel; not the Japanese Steak House, is Chinese Dear Helen: in anger or with a chip on your viaitor in GaJUpolis rectntly. P1081e, I'm in desperate need shoulder, but Just as you came Eydie next season lnt he works : A vid- She was having some dental of help. I'm 13 and havo flva to me - asking lor belp. If you t:amd•n. Fob. 21, then immediately Moe• into "'"'k done. Mrs. Opal Callahan brothers ond sisters. Everybody can't do this, then talk to your rehParsal for her appearance on the Bell Tela-- otlb.tituted in post office. around me treats me like an minister or yout ochool counae~ phone Hour on March 2. and for her own Mrs. John Webb wa1 1 visiIn or who can sbow your parenta NBC ''sperial'' March 13. The "special" will tor in Ga!llpoli!! recently and. immature lnf~lor being: short, like dirt. I'm constantly be a kind of pilot for a possible series for that self-pity IJ the first lnd~ was a dinner guest of Mrs. beinM nagged and I feel that if cation that their chlldreo art Eydie next seaS(}n In t e works: A vid· Garnet Rupe. I ouddenly died, my family eo show based on the Cherrv Sisters of vaudRecent Sunday eventnr visi- might mourn for • week, but drlfltlne away rrom them. e\-illt>. Oh, come un, fellows! Save the money. And to aU parento who aro tors of Mr. and Mrs. David then they'd forget me, happy The RKO circuit has changed the image of reading this land maybe think· t.he Cary Grant-Leslie Caron flick "Father Ball were Mrs. Basil Hill lind to have Inherited my posses- lnll I've made a bli lhln1 out son Roger, wife . and two chiJ.. sion•. Goose.'' to "operation Father Goose." with of normal childish reoentRobert I have no one to confide in, ments) : For Heaven's sakesCary shown brandishing a &un in the &dver- d,.en , Mr. and Mrs. not my mother because ahe LISTEN to your children. U.. tlsemenls . Very Jamet Bondish. Next week, Atha and daughter. Rerent Sunday dinner 1Uf1tl nags me most. All I hear from ten for what they don't say u perhaps : Julie Andrews jn a bikini baiJyhooed look ns " Bombshell Mary Poppins" . _ Cu~ quote o. Mr. and Mrs . David Ball her everyday Is, •· You well as what they do. And show wJre her parents. Mr. an d like • olob - take • bath you from Gen. de Gaulle : "One of the troubles I · them you love and enjoy them. po•illvely stink." Or, :.Stop with praise, laughter and "about Franco..SOviet relationJ is that tht Sov- Mrs. John Webb, their daughiet smb.assador here knows alrne&t a1 Jittlt ter. Mr. and Mrs . Raymond sulking." I say, "Mai!UI, 1 took lone-time" with each. D<m~ Roble, the occasion heinr Mr . a shower laJt . nf&'ht," and ''Ev- EVER get so bu•y raising them about what is goina: on in Moseow at we do." For how much, mon aeneral? The truth i:o: that Ball's birtt.day. eryone has their bad days." that you don't 1•t to know the . Soviet ambassador knows what is coin1 Mr. and Mro . Emory Killen But it doe• no eood. She never them! - H. IHl m Moscow, and 10 du you, Charlie, of Logan, W. Va . spent 1 Cew lbtens. I also have no privacy, Dear Helen: days at their resid-nre at Ew· and in a disagreement, every-I went with thio boy for three one is always again!lt me. Whf.. months and then he broke off John H. Hickman, the 27-year-old Yale tngton . Mr . and Mrs . Harley Green ther I'm rlaht or wrong, I get because ho said his PANnts man who is producing ··savoy" - the musi~nd father Kft all jJI with nu . in trouble . My mother always made him. Ho II 14 and bos Gilbert cal based ont ht lives and works of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne bra11 •bout my brothero and a bad habit of smoklne, drinkand Sullivan - obvlowly h8l extraordinary eouraae. But he Is heds:ing his bet by leading were Tuelday evening vllil.orl •istera, never about me, even ing (loto), cu..ln1 and often a syndica~e p~nning to purcl1111 Playa Mim· o Mr . ond Mro . David Boll though I might do the oamt skips ochool. But he also baa • thing they did and better. osa. a ch1c pnvate club in Acapulcu that has and fomlly. good personality, 11•t• good Another criticism /' my hair. grades and has high arnbltkmo. been potronized by the Duke ot Edinburg. Carl Mr. and Mrt. David Vance Sa~b.urea nd Pierre Salinger, whic I! more were Wednesday visitors of I coukl spend a ha f hour set- He just geta Into toto of trouswmgmg than Gilbert and Sullivan no their POUlin, Mrs . John Webb . ting it at night and in the morn· ble. If his parents made him mattt!r how you look at it. John Webb visited Mr. and ing have curls, my sister·s hair break off with me, who may could be not even combed and be 1 good infiuence, why don't Mrs. Harle} Green and father Cy. Howard is in from California for disthey tell me my hair i.~; a mess they make him stop thoao othcussiOns with ne-twork rhfeb on "Our Girl George Tyler Wednesday. and praise my 1i1ter's. So J er things? Or do you think ht mg the U.N." and "Dreamsvillt." The latter are all Ill wlth flu . wore her lllyle one day and 1ot used them as an e:rrose? M ~poo_f on Hollywood lnt t twenties, ist o sta; criticism again. PUPPY LOVE? Phtl Slivers Sixtefn Magazine hal put to say I want l don't mean Dear PL.: out an all·star address book that's bound to my parents to praise me more, Excuse or not, I think you're ~come a collector'• item. After listinK tht but all I get is criticism. Please wherf'a~uts of luch greats as the Zombiea, By UoHed Prea1 loleruatlonti ohorten and publish for I need :hl7 Am~als and the Kinks, the publication Today II Tuesday, Feb. 23, help and have no one to turn e- !I anx1ous teener1 where they can fjnd the 54th day of 11165 with Ill to to. And deaperately need a solu~eatle John Lennon ·, Aunt Mimi, <That's eet- follow. tion lo my problems. - INFERtmg your money's worth, Juy!) The moon Js in Jts last quar- IOR BEING . ter . Honey : . The morning star IJ Man. Hado When I reS.! letters like The evenin& star!l an Mars yours (and I a:et 10 many ot ond Jupil..-. them), I feel liko screamina at • American pioneer tn edu- the parento, "Wake up ond cation for &JrlJ Emma Hart what you're doing!" Willard wao born on thla day So many you111 people today In 1787. f""l as you do : "If I luddenOn thlo cloy In hiJiory : ly died, nobody would mourn." 1n 1870, Mislinippl wu rud- lt isn't w - your family loves mitted to the Union. you greatly, but somehow no • In lt42, as President Fronklln one thinks to tell you so. They· R001eve1t delivered one of~ bll 're too busy ral.!ina you "rliht" • to take time out for listening. .. fireaide ehats'' to th~ utton criticism for • Japanese submarine Cired 25 They substitute shells It an oti refinery near prai~e, becau1e you've "got to learn." If you feel lonely and S.nta Barbora, Calif. In 1954, the lint mass inoctJI• unhap~. you'rll tolcl to "tltop all it would Ilona of lchool children w 1 t h aulkmg, when take ia 1 Utile underotandq ialk polio vaccine liarted in to find the caUBe of your I . PittobUrgh. In IIH, the AFI..-CIO votod Directors of lht O!eoapeab an orsant&tne dtlvt to combat and Ohio Railroad declared the Teamsters Union President retllllar quarterly dividend of James Hoffa. $1 a share on common atock payable March 20, to oharehol~ A thought for the day-Eng. ers of racord March 1, u165_ !ish outhor samuel John1011 '11le director. also declared a once aald : "CuriOllllty is t1no of dividend or 811> tents • llbate the permanent and cert a 1n on convertible ' preferred stock <haracteriJtlcs of a vJ&orous payablt May I, to shal'lbolderl mJod. •• --...~ _....., ·-- ' lea, too. Tloo spiDJ odp .. bone IJ trtmmetl and •nwotloed, and tho ,.,.. .... juted to tho DtW lizt cl tho bone. Thera IJ no opecl.aJ woy 111 toughen your lfUDII, Tbq won't 1111 toua11 with utt, Ubo the palm o1 your band. NoJtb. by Helen Bottel-_, • ' ..... . - • • • ~ biggt>s~ H·l5 7· 11 H 17 4-111 0- 8 I· 2 7· 7 2~ 3 PF 4 :l 5 4 2 2~5 11·0 34-78 23-30 R 10 GRANDE 1971 I FG-A 9-!6 FT-A 7~ 7 I· 2 0· 0 12·20 Logam at Pomeroy FRIDAY'S GAMES• Jackson at Gallipoha Wellston at Athelll <Only 1ames scheduled) . 4· 8 3· I I I n 0 I 3~9 :~- J 10 ·12 4- ~ 0· I • • • • • ~lth M~l~~ne, ~~7. II \r • • • •• • 4 91 PF TP 4 3 25 : 2 2 :l 2~ 22 2 18 10 14 2 97 1 54 97 51 91 His master's '65 Ford •••••. rides ':'Jieter than his master's Rolls-Royce • ,.... .... -., ... ....-14'•- _ ... ......, ._, 1eo1< 1o R~ce. Bul if,_,.... •popuiar-pric<ol esr - . . , doio : By 1<51." Fenls-.,... quiet« !boa a .-ioa.-Royce. i\DII quiet ~~~ellll'i .-Ht! - dw '65 FoN .• acoptionoUy ...._. ...U de;igne<l, ..-y buill. p....., ll, lnthaJMI . whit a 1M •ive .•• J1«1 Southwestern vs . McArthur- ! Ray Zetls' Rio Grande_ Col- 7 p.m. lege Junior Varsity mpped . Zaleski vs . Allensville- 8:30 Cedarville"• JV's 71-69 on a p.m. pair or free throws by 1'om Uhl Monday night to compile (Cia•• A Sectlooals). the college's best JV mork in ---~---- · ·· ----~ history. ' the Rio quintet staged a sensa- 1 It was the Little kedmen's Uonul comeback. 11th triumph In 17 games this Uhl fini•hed the game with winter 122 points. Don Magnani and The Rio JV's trailed through- Towler netted 15 for Rio, Dick out in front 10 points midway ! Lusotti totaled 17. Elpern had Cedarville enjoyed a 3!1-34 half-~ two. time lead, tht visitor!! pulled Larry Waite's 17 markers pac- . out in front to points midwwy ed Cedarville. Shuflet had 10, through the final half before and Watson t4. NOTia TO LADIES There bas been such a big response to our bowling cl~sses that Wednesday Feb. 24th we will ~old classes for beginning bowlers from 10 AM unhl 12 Noon. At 12 Noon lanes will be available to ladies who had llrevious experience and want to better their bowhng. Previous special rates will apply. MRS. AMANDA SAWYER, INSTRUCTOR POMEROY BOWLING LANES POMEROY, TP : 30 1 21 17 15 2 20 5 3 2· :J 25-31 Rio JV's Nip Cedarville in Final Setonds • I (~rande. * CEDARVILLE 1911 FG-A FT·A 12·23 ti· 7 • • i- * Maybe Next Year, Redmen .. * I'HE DAilY SINTINR • • enjoye~ 1 you; = • Tra~ Vir~mi:~ 1 lt dtldlcatetl .. BEAHJ'S WuHLD .- _._ __ I ~nt!. ~~onlB ~: • I' ~ 8471 family llvine. ao II you're hay. Ina ki4 trouble or Just pllll trouble, lot Htlen bo.lp YOU She will aloo weleomo own amusllla oxporjenooo, Addre" Helon Botttl 1t1 tare 111 THE ALMANAC • i6 • I SV AC StandingS SEO Standlnqs well out or it. 'nlil tid tNOda tho iood lnfluen<.'l ot p .\RENTS, not a &lrl HIC 1Df11b1 Influence firllll - H. The; 1 1 I TY ,:.l-1.. AN 0 ,._ ....... DtWipalllt, 1 I i bo tld)lntetl to olfmlaato .... thfl WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST 1 .... ........ ..__ CO!Willl I 1 • wtU mouth wuheo belp, olthough they'll mako ,_ mouth feel cleaner and Wlnl>orarlly rellevo your ache. WearInc teeth while you Iliff.- witb 10re spoil will DOt bardtto your gums, oither. Sore opots will aot di•ppear •poataaeously, evea tbougb !bey seem to develop that way. !IGn ortu .,. ,.... Thlo i I .,. properly premeclleatetl. The procedure I DO I mr... tlon. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting dint> Page will take off for London with other mE"mbers of the Acturs' Studio. They've bE"en lnvittd by the Royal Shakespt>are Co., to appear in two plays - '' Blues for Mister Char- !'EUI tn'ANII!Nm .:eand Paol Shabao of T..th that ride on a lloarp ridge are a form of torture. 11m ll'o 1101 1M (111111 lbt ..UO II lmpoulble lor J'll • HELEN HELP-US! Gossip 1n Gotham As soon as Rip Torn winds up his current u pj;~;.;.~~~ :lo:ru,w:cah~=. ·::~w ~ 1 ~ Oh lO • Ashland, Lyno Marhn of BlaH- By Bob Wingett Door Mrs. LW.II.: Yes, I con aod should be eorrectetl. wnr , _ tower teetil. o.. Feb. !S, 196o· THE SPORTS DESK By W!Uiam Lawrtoee D. D. I. "ilNr Dr. Lawreoce: 1 !lAve bad many sets of teeth made, but 1 can't wear any of lie Jowers. My gum Usaue does 1101 seem 10 loUiheo up. Tbe &Will in the lower jaw are very IW"row and I can't put any protsure on them. Can thl• be corroc:ted?"- Mr•· L. W. L ' •S .. Pomeroy-Middleport , SAYS An Organization With Purpose Do It • • 0. • JOO% ...,.. • - • l)xloralOr Count on us for prompt. upert workmanship on replacement o( mufflers, tail pipes, shock ab•orbers, batterles, seat covers, lfloor mats, etc. Drive in today• Fonr. Solid ()ualil! out~ WbratM)(). 1119p0<1Siooo pul$ a bog I Test Ford's New P'ower • Big.. De'W m-cu. m. V-l:\ standard Ill XL'~ and LTlYs • New Big ~x -l:t1g.gest S1l. 1111 any l.~L Nt"'- •':ula~ • Xl's or LTD's. Te:.t -drive a 'M hwd. body---W'ottgesl ettter oo a Ford • Frame "'tunes ...,. ........ • E1eganc uyioo-Yin~ up.hobleries - tre.atet.l wittt Scoo:-bganJ..,_. 1o resL" sollmg_. pte-alOO fOt" kuun· a.ppearanu llllua9ofl coil opriAg Ill Tes1 Dri.., Total I 2L't t'on!'ll Lulllious ~ I.TD"t ~ 'ta5 Besl year yet to 10 fonl! interior&. thick DyiQII tarpeting • Waloudil:e -.in)'i ime<ts oo doo<s and ..... - pand • Re.r-teat cealer arm rests, fiYC ash trays ~4-door bani~ pedded iaolrumeot poD<i. aDd ..,.. eMUFFLERS eTAIL PIPES e SHOCK ABSORBERS • BaHerie• • Seat Cover. • FLOOR MA15, ETC. MOORl'S • FREE INSTALLATION KEITH GOBLE FORD INC., 461 South Third St., Oe �.. --- Third Lock at Gallipolis under St udy by Engineers Daily ~entml!'l , Pomeroy-Middleport , 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llildllleport, 0-, Feb, !3, 1961 l !' I 0., Feb. 23, 1965-51• - . - - - - - - - - a t 63 Pints of BJood Taken At Bloodmobile Visit Here Frankfurter, Legal Giant, Immigrant, . n·Ies at Age 82 Water Works Scorching Glider Flight Ends in Atlantic Ocean I (Conhnued From Page 1, I hme cltrk to handle C<>tl<etlon• WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Retired Supreme Court Jus- ' He and council alsp diocuosed CAPE KENNEDY ft!Pll - , announced about • mlnuteo llf. 0 time f'elix Frankfurter the dimmua!lve imigrant who ~he ·~·~equaci b ~ coll•~••r:: The A1r Force •ent • polk•-dot t<r blastoff "The ft!Cht ap. rr 11nt mued From Page 11 1s1on Homemaker Coundl, with in became one of th' gta'nts of Amencan JUrisprudence, :o~ec~e~nq~~~ lh1e 5 d ~~~:ul~ or speckled space glider on a peared to be normal'' gha n a .even gallon donor I' Mr> Ruth Ebersbach , general the died Monday at the age of 82 • Y scorchmg n•g!U to '" ocean reFour plan.. carrying par• 'ur,e· w·•• Mr• Ben Ew- cha1'rman s•rv"'d the cnateen Frankfurter died at 5·05 p f EST at George Washmg l l:lellmg bonds or notes, or sel- coverv force tod.av lo lead the t th tmg up an)' liewerage fmanc- 1 f h davers were rae ng o1 e ~cllft& 1 ton Umversity Hospital He v..as taken there to aerospace p ::~nes o t e bY hommg m on a rad IO be a. ~n g 8 "1rs Edwm Wehrung Am-II Loadtn• and unloarilng were h Sunday f d 1no on 5UCh a poor record o1 rway 1urt' d M B b V • after the last of _a series of heart seJZures w ICh orce I c·o~ll•·t•ons • u d ll urray , ar are an manual trammg boys under n . 1 h n ll d ft con attached to the bobblt' n•., MPt~r Rachafl'l Sheridan and Idirection of Mr Zt'ke Zahl, hts reluct~nt retirement from the bench Aug 28. 1962 Mayor Smllh said the law w:~ thurl~ a~:~~e39 ~~~ec~a~h •ghder rwo shjp~ were. In the I 3rtu:>s Brf'wmgton I Ronald RiHle. Pau l Smith ' [rt~:c~ospltal said death was caused by an acute he a• t Is clear on dellaquent collee- bv a Thor - Della rtt<. ket that target area and the A~ Force Or Ra y Heaton and Dr Uack Werry Dan Follrod John- I SAN DIEGO CALIF -WJTH ... kf rt H vard - - · -- - - tlons He dted SecUoa 7zt ft lhundf'red mto a ramy sky at I said rt wouk be about l l! hour!' ,:,t'!Jm Blazew1rz were in ' " ' r ran U er wu a ar 1 h 1 ·• Cod h h b1 h t the scent 0 ny Wolfe, and Tom HarT• ~.. 1the VIetnamese r:rJsJ s as an i Law School professor when he m 1894 But he managed to work t e Rev •~ e w IC 9 36 am ES'I The booster 's e ore a 5 ip was a Me1g8 County Exlen· 1 Clerical work was done by ommous background exercise was named ar associate JUstice 1his way through the < ollege or provides that such bills second stage then nosed the and ,__=...,.._:~.;_,..;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--..1 : Mar H.amm. Joyc e Hobark, Salver Lanee, one of the largest of the Supreme Court by Presi- 1the Cllv of New York and Har- be added to the tax drup c te glider ovP r and s~.nt I I on a Thf> rlight last of SIX In an r ' :\1 : Nease Jean \ea se Ed Navy - Manne maneuvPrs ev- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt tn Viord I ""~ St hool of the proptrty owne 1~ 300 · miiP !'I · pe• • hour I ' ar ' 1 er held Ill peat:PIIme , begms 1 d 23 I The seweragP commlt!Pe w1 1\ I fhght bat k Into earths atmo s- Air F'orce research program f h W 1 C 1 11939 When he retire years 1 Dunng the 1920s Frank fur 1 mveshgate at once when thts h ..:ailed ASSET , was des1gned to [lth S1sson, Evelvn Gt mort!, Ha- d lzel McKelvey Lula Hampton to ay rom I reoe es oas later, the then secretary or la- lter back at Harva;d was re- l llhould be done and the steps P ere t\ I f 1 db help Ia~ the groundwork for fu1Martha Mayer Ed,.,•na Scott , C' ltlf'S 1 bor Arthur J Goldberg, sue garded a; a flammg liberal He needed m order for the eh::~1 ges I Byr usmgr 1e 11d supp 1e thy ture manned spaceshaps that Naomr Lo ndon and Beu lah ceeded h•m . eercraft . wlroasted e Yllllgsaboute will be a bl e to glid e back f rom The forerunner of an armaN fought btlterly but umu((;ess-1 to be added to the June tax I •Is175•ve pound 10 11 da of more than 60 sh1ps and Born Vienna, Austrta, ov. fully to prevent the exe<."ulion colle<'llon mile• over the Atlanti c spa<e and land at jetports Strauss 2 70 1882 0 15 I Donations wt>rf" bv Oluo Val - 50 000 combat - equ1pped men , • Frankfurter spoke ~ of Sarco and Vanzet11 MEETING ASKED Ocean 111 23 minutes When Jt , Such maneuverable aerospace Countil will mv1te a repre1 planes would do away with 1 depa1 ted from San D1ego Long Enghsh when he came to t e ~~~ Bakmg Co va; IP\ HPI I Beach and San F'ranc•sc~ for United States With hUJ parents When Rooseve-lt maugurated senlat•ve or Maanus and Co, reached an alt•tude of about c:ostly Of'ean recovery fleets Mrlk Co and D0:1ve s lee & 1 lh N 0 1 k 1 ~:~ five m1lt>li a b1g parachute . 1933 F Produce Co The Pomeroy I the 18 • day operatwn The e ew ea m ' nn - bondmg ftrrn of Cmcmnatt , to and softened It s s1m1lar to the force now bema Board of F:ducat•on and Mr I rni:lssl\le maneuvers will be furter I w~s a.n k I~~ortan\ me~, I a meeting on March 1 or as ::;;:~ ~~~~ the seJ read•ed for a two-man ProJect: 1 1Charles Gibbs made the- build- climaxed March 5 when thous ber 0 •s · 1 c en la meL soon as poss1ble afterwards The , The veh• cle 15 111 the wa- Gemm1 sparef\ight late nell .~:~nds or battle • clad Mlrmes Many of hrs IIarv.ard _proteges company wrote that lt 1s w11lmonth or m early April ling avai la ble II d b t r kr ter '• an A1r F01 Cf' spokesman storm ashore by landmg craft .ca e y en ICS •• ran ur- mg to assist Middleport m meet EhmJDatel Previou& I 11 Donors b.; communrtJes "' ,1 and helicopter at Camp Pendleer s happy h0t dogs - exer t ! mg requtremenls or the Blatnik - - ,...o;;;;;.:.;,===----=-Oiilii P omeroy - .nargarel c1 C ed proround mfluence on New 00 AuxiliarY to Plan Damel Rob~·' t Russell, Robert i ton the spr .. wlmg Manne orps I The Church of God of Proph- Deal poliCieS I BIH that g•ves up Ia 1 per . base near Q('eans•de • and held high cent fcdf'1al a1d on public B' tl da Complete Rooma 1Gloeckner, Frank Vaughan ecy on the Columbia road at posts 1r I \' l'artv . 1 Rosemary Haub. Paul ( .1rper, Carpenter was destroyed by I works D'"OJects to commuru The regular meetmg or the et Jost>ph Gloetkner, Ct>cll 11~ -1 SAif.ON THF. GOVF.RNfire Sunday night, it was report·\ Frankfurter was an mlellect•es m depressed areas. The Ladles Auxlllarv of the Drew I sell Richard N~lltzhn~; lola I d d th led to \1eigs County Sheraff Rob- 1tual wtth a great appet1te for bill•~ 1eported slillm congress Web ster Po,;;t or Arnf'rJran Leme 1 to av announce e ap 1 1 H f 1 d OTHER MATTERS , Howell ' El01s ~ Roush Jam€'~ 1 po111 1men t o[ Ll Gen .,Nguyen . ert C Hartenbarh Monday llVIng e 1rm Y res1:ste In ' g10n v.J!l be held tor11ght at 1 Counn l also F: HawlPy Evel~fl Strau~s Ro- h.t 1 S th V 1 AN . , hudmg 1liS own personB 1 v 1~; ~ ~ 7 ]0 at the po s, homP An Am~ena Vaughan, Leo Vaughm, l •. •anl as ou lt'' ams l Robert Waugh, mmister of mto h•s JUdH·Ial opmtons • - Accepted the mayors re- erJ('amsm plngram v.dt be MarJOne Pnte Phyllis Eng· l 'ovmg ambassador - a JOb , the churc:h, told Shenff Harten , ,, port of $406 for Janua1y d wou ld send the deposed bach that no f1re department Sell .. restramt , was the - Transferred money to bal· p!esen 1r d E.. ng Its I1 0 re tl 1a , lhal hsh, Howar . F'mal plan" wJil be complet1 1 • ,h 1m1 1tary strongman mto Virtu a was summoned because the watchworc. of the short bird- antP the parkmg meter fund . Sm dl:!r, (,ur Russe 11, '- ar 1es he ed ror !hi> I eglon 1 r.l k C. Fdd C th I exJ e I structure was eomp1ete ly de- lrke JUStice w n Jt came loIn 1 - Heard that prepared let All memhPr~ arf> mgPd 1 1 O!'L' nd..-, G.uy h • lCD .uHm - The mo~,oe was apparently de- stroyed before the blaze was 1 terpretmg the Conslitutwn and Len; were bemg urculated f01 par " d In Personal Income 1to atten er m a .umt c·r, on un - ~ ed 1 1 1 1 Kh h d I ne 1. R0 bert E DJVI S ll <lrO ld , SJgn d f sa IS Y r I anI s e- I discovered . state and federa 1 1aws md1v1dua ls lo s1gn and fOJ ward I•''""'"" Each Ye1r ~-....'""'""==--=== f ' W1 man or a grace u , ace-sav"As Judges we are neither to the county auditor protestL Spencer, Geol ery 1 son, mg exJt from the Vietnamese Losse!l were esllmated be Jew nor gentile ne1ther t:atho- 11no- addition of sewer rharge~ 1 1 Don Davidson. Robert VaughpohtJcal scene On tht mlh- t ween $3 5110 an d S4 000 Cl1urch I he nor agno<;tlc' " The Aus on.., rax duplicales 1 an. Mrldred Hudson, Richard lary front a U S nulltary I membt!rS satd they had attend· tram born Jew once wrote m a - Accepted 1'1re ( h1ef RusRussell •1 spokesman sa1d one Amf'rlcan 1ed servtces al the bUildmgld1ssenl 'As a member of lhJs 1sell M1lls ' repmt of fn.·e fnes :W:1ddleport- Amanda Murk d d 1 I sun day mor nmg and a r1 1e was comt I am not JUStified m Will- m Januan twn outs1de <tnd , 1soldier was 11le an nne · ra} ( W Sem les Wendell i others wounded Monday m a left burmn~ In the stove It IS !mg my pnvate notiOns of pol- three ms1de town !Gerlach Allen L Kmg, WJ! - • slepp"'d . up campatgn bv Com thought the blaze started 1cy mto the ConstitutiOn no - Refellf'd to the slrPel r Fmk : mmmt guetnllas through a faulty vent. matter how deeply I mav' cher committee pro!)erly owner 11iam 1 Syracuo;e- Norma Baktor. Net. H bb d Re -•~h them or how mJscluevnu!o; Jamc~ 0 Brwn s rf"ques1 for a 0 Payment Of lie Moore, rlS U ar v I 1 111 a deem the1r d1s1 egard slreel l1gh! il l the unrwr f'nd of W1lham Thorpt> Myla lludson ) WASHINGTON - S E N SQUAD CALLED Y 1 '~" Browni•ll A v. near h1 s apJrt Mortgage• or Rent Robert Wtngett Mtlton Roush 1Thomas .1 Dodd D Conn , said Middleport emergenl'y re~ men hou~es 1 On 116Homes Wilham Rtzer, Hal ph Lav- ; today thal Jn Amencan defeat 1cue squadmen were summoned AgH·f'd 10 ,,v 1f'w o1e Pf' rnde1 WoodroYi 'T Zwlllrng 11r. South V1et Nam would mt'an todav for Dana Lambert South \. or Apartments destmm traffl! problrm at Minersville- F'lo\d llend- a Commumst 'mass<:~cre of m~ Th1rd St, M1ddleport ~~ 6 40 l'my s Foodhmd a•1d Hargatn 1 ncks, Martha Hose. Robe• t L norents ' t11roughout Southeast am He wa~ taken to Veterland J.oeust and Pearl Sts Stewart As1a I ans Memorra l Hosp1tat and ad - Put 1n ('Omnllltt't> tSlumbn Ownership Racloe- Howard Savre Mar Dodd a do!o;e fncnd of Pres!- I nulled as a medical pallenl Zerkle, ( ra1g1 agam Stumho li I tm W1leoxen, Kenneth lmbod- dent Johnson sharpl~ rrttiCIZ· __ _ ___ j Two acc1dent! were mvesti Of 119 Passenger request to huJTy up With a en, James Evan:.; ed proposals ror U.S w1thdraw-l ~.ated \lnnday by tile Me1gs C.rs CATALINA 4 DOOR tuwn operated garbage <. oiiP( Cbf'ster- AlbPit Parker a l hom V1et Nam m 8 30 page I TAKEN TO HOSPrTAL Count} Shenff's Department I Ree dsv•'I leMrs Gertrude Drake ot near Sht'JI ff Ro-. Harten t1on se1 Vl(f> and agreed 1nflll AudrPy Mt Cov "Pf'f'('h prep.tred for Senate deuer t C \ 3 automatic IIJIIS ' wmet biJkes, pO\\t>l ~t e<~ l I Salem Centet was taken to Vet ba('h s departmf'nt was called mally thP l1mP to begm ~lll h a R I d h d I ut an - R1r ar Crue<;t'r 11\t'n It :.eemrd certam to 1ng tar\JU ltllf{'d gla sc; \\lule sJde\\all tnes v.)wrl Tax Monies Lloyd Dugan L:m v Dugan J !re up the Senate s \r •et Nam erans Memortal Ho~pnal as a at noon for a one - cnr mtshap serv1ct> would be wlwn lhf '.\<-1 d !o.;t s, hackup light s. Jeal sha 1p 1ns1df' and out One lfarrisom·tlle- frank f.pple rJo iJC\ deb~te medical patient .1:11 ti 15 p m on Rt 325 near the mtersectmn ter works Js publ1 r lj owned To Support 51 .md all b1lb. water. sewers Carpenter _ Kennrth W.;olo;;h today fy Pom~roy emergen('} of HI 1:.!4 bet,.,{'l'n Lang ~ v1lle O\\ne! \'e\\ Uld s trade 111 School Children and gnrbagf' r ;m b!' h1\led In OenzJI \\elsh s,..uadmen and Salem Centt'l Portland _ (,rarP Allen J A SUR(jiNG WINTER SNOW S<1d1e (' 1rr 49 Pomerov loo..; t gelllt'r. REDUCED Long Bottom _ Hobert Lmd - storm swept down from the I lOnllol of her 1955 model ve- l 'ounrllman Hat ns st-rved a:.. TO __ stamel Chwle~ ( \tarrmko. 1 1\'orfhf'fn Plams and as rar Meigs General Holpital hl<le. went otr the IHgh....,.ay ::~ 11 d tt>mpr.Hat\ (Jerk m tlw ::~b'-.t'm~:> $330,0,00 Admi!iiSIODfiiWilham Hcmv R.Jrr Hwh<lrd Barton , ~ou lh as II •e Okl a Itoma an d h L Blank - lui a guard rail causmg dam of (,t'ne (;lrtte- who •.., hoo.,p lliil GMAC Financing Available In Bank Deposits ' p h dl d ens lp, Pomeroy , awl en('e ao-e lo 1he nghl ft un1 of lwt IZt'(f Howard Park£'! rexas an an P to ay e II,md s up 1o '0 L<~m·aster - MarJotlf' w1Jt .1 m1 1Ps an 11011r Napper, ])' h Mme-rsv1i1e llo 1 [) 1 rar No IIIJUflt"s or ane-,.t s were l!i<' argl"s 1ot l} ur~ 1eported ON l SS R~LEif:lf Charles Van Meter, West Co- re duce d Vbi b1IJly to near u~ro P01tland I 1he otlwr antdfn1 O(l \llt>d ~llt'lnRn o\pptt'llllff' lohn W II $397,000 C I I 1 PI II I Iumb1a W Va Bernard J{a 1r ovfr ~' en r::~ ams az 1 1 d 1 1 bl ii i 8 p m Vlnnd:J v r u~::h t 011 rll "I IIli~ !1 I IS'\ son of Mt and den, llartfurd. w v;j Bl ll l arroll'i (I JVJIIg llll U('::l II .. !N~IJ 1'\\'ICE In Retail S1les ' , zatd Y..<.lllllngs V.f'l e ISSued for h,. r. h b f d ll4 Jllsl north of Doreas 1\u!h Mr~ tohn 11111 " of Kutl<111d I Coleman, Letart, W t, Per Year Josep Nunez as een me nntw~ siild Bt'rrtdrd [J•ridlt 4! hel,ed ((•lebrlltl' tht' 23td ann1 Cadillac - Oldsmobile 1no1theast New MeXJlO and the " 1 UN U.SS SAN MARCOS Te~<as and Oklahom,1 Panhand- $10 and costs on each charge Hac1ne wa s takrn lo ;,~ phys1 ve 1s.,.rv of tlw :\ <1\\ s Arnphd 1 "You'll Like Our Quatity Way of Domg Business" Shipfitter Th1rd Uass Rus - 1.., 5 of no operator'~ lwenst: and fall ( h1an {o1 trt'e~lmt'nf ot should 1•us F01 t'i' ~ •·h 20 ~l11le sl--'1 v sell L Le1fhert USN son or Mr mg lo file apphcat10n tor a t1lle er and arm mJIIII+--'s al1t>t' h1s mg aboa1d the e~mphlllwu s Sufficient WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio and :\frs Victor II Le1fhett ol by !'\otf:'lg~ ( ountv Court r <'" IPfl thr h1glm.n :;lr w k a 11anspo 1t diJ{k LSS K::~lt'lgh S•les To H.oulf> 2 Pmnetoy heipt"d cele- CHARLESTON, W Vo\ - IS - -mad box , and WPnt 11110 a di1rh brate the 2:Jrd anmvelsan or !o;Ues or opposite extremes PI SENT tid Thf:'H' \o\RS dam(jgt- II 1\w Support4 the Na\ov s AmphtbiOIIs Joorr•e the preH•nllon of h1rth and IHVURCE <iRANTI''O 11ght front fendf'r. nghl r1ont Retail Establishments Feb 20 whtle servmg aboard death - were fnrmg the West Mary G Durst has bPf:'ll d~Xlr and wutdshwld ot D1ddlr ~ the dn('k landmg sh1p USS San V1rg•ma Senate at amendment granted a d1vorce from Ro:and tar a 1959 sedan No <'hat ges I MarCO!'; o.;Jage loday I H nur:::;t m Melg-, County Com - Wei f> fllf>d ond ..• I One b1ll would .'lU!bonze local mon Plt>as Court b\ - -- - 1 Veterans Memortlll Hospital 1Judgef ~I An Additional 1Admis,;wn~ _ llarriPI llyatt. boards uf health to establish John (' Ba<on The p amt1t Now Many Weoar 1 Racme Mrs Honald Van Mf'l- 1b1rth conl!ol rlmt1 s unde1 the was g1ve-n u1stody of mmor thi! 76JOBS 1er, Portland Anna fo,\nl•n Syra- superv1s1on of thP S~aL~ Oepa1t- dren mvnh.ed In Fields Other cuse fhe o!heJ I W 1IY'ent of Health k measlll e would aholish the Stnt lnsrde With Lit+ e orry Than Manufacturing I Discharges - Netta• J~n s. death pf'nalty fol all cnmes LODGii: TO MEET ht. t•Jil Jau~h or •nene wahoa~ Pomeroy Hobert Knapp SvraI I ISh d r~~~.rortn•eculetaiGeteetbdroppm~. I , • Hoth bills were held over at I A !ipecta mee mg o a e 1 Rltpplng or wobblln~ rAS'rF:ElH cuse . Esther Smrth Syracuse, d d d h River Lodge 4 ~~ F&AM Will be 1 holda platea firmer aud wore . nm· a ~econ rea mg Mon ay w lie I tortably Th18pleu.liton l JJowderh~<~no L aura MD came I Cl I II on, T rn II1 btl d I held Wednesday Feb 24, to gummy goo .. y panyu~a;teorrcruuc 1 ana Mash Middleport 11 f'r s an one JOint ' Ooe5n t e~.u•• oau••• Ita all;;allll~ 1 resolutiOn were advan('ed to a confer the Master Mason de- 1uou·acldl Checu plate odor [ fmal vote todav. jdeutur• brell.th o .. t F..._STNTIII.t PT · PLEASAN1, 1gree All Ma s1er Mason'!! are dttli countera rver)'wnerP UVF.STOCK SALK"i t.:O. r urged Lo attend , ·' ""' I 1 1 ,. " WORLD 4 i 1 I 1 <. l:l~;!e 100 JOBS Marshall Honorable Mention ~~~ ·· ~ -WJ1burn, 'fed Day and Darius were r.ror~e Wu.hmas .Jerrv Cunnlngham on the fJTst team LHdPr ,mJ M1ke ~m\'the of along with Doz1er Cartf'r of Cl"'- F'mdiJ\ Sran Kat~eJ of Oh10 darvlile and Larry Davit.lson of Nmthe1n, Paul Shahan of Deft~ Ashland· ;mce, Hob MrCurley ol WJI- ' Property Transfers Nmed to the seC'ond team rningl on, .Jr-rrv Hrur rv or Dlufr!lfere Paul Dillon of R.1o ton c.~rv W<.~lthJII or cedarGrADde, AI Knott Cedar- \'Ilk, nnd G1l HaJ ol Ashl;md. er \'JIIe, Lyno Martln of Bluff- Also .1.-mws Matshall of R1o ton, Lonnie Lynn of WUbt'r· Grande dnd A\N \' r:rKlfrey, Ed forre and James Carder of aller and Jerome Tillman of F.btdlay~ am·t>. 1 Honorable mention selections I 1 College Basketball ONE Harold C Bo~lon. El01se M. AT PINNACLE-These two ladies carry top feminine pres- ''lo•ton tlge in Soviet RU88ia. At left 1s the wJfc of sovJet Premier 1 to James L. Davis, JanAlexei Kosygin and at r1ght the wile of r...E'omd Brez.hnev. ice Da\oJs, 1 acre, Olive. lbe CoiiiiDUDJst Plllty's First Secretaq. ' \ .} l DAY SERVICE L ON SHIRT FINISHING East St Franr1s IN\' 1 69 CCN\' 52 Gannon ~KI l<:dmboro St 50 Goodyear .a.nd G &: J posted St. Anselm 's 78 F'.:w f1rld 58 \'lctoru:!i Monday mght m the Adelphi 82 Pratl 55 (Jalhpol•s Independent Tourna- New York AC 92 Srranlon 78 LAUNDRYmrnr at Washmgton School. Ellz'town 7.5 l\1Jllers\ rile sr 72 DRY CLEANING S1x men hit the double f1 Waynesburv 75 Frostburg 69 WY 2-5428 POMEROY gwes as Goodyear blasted Ev- Th•rl 87 VJ~lone WhtoJ 77 1Fa1r D1ck1nson 71 Yesh1va 60 an~ ~aLNISa ge, 91 58 · . IC e son led the way With IQ•~eens 71 Paterson St 55 FOR YOUR NEW CEILING CHOOSE ... 2! BJIJ Brown and Clm;k Con s lh · , 1;;.' lidded 16 each, Jack Durns LSU 60 !3. and Wlllle Call and Bob MISSJSSlppl 56 Roberts each dumped m ll Wake Forest 74 V1rg1ma 72 o t St F 11 , . ta Western Md 71 Baltimore 65 ' eve u er s 20 porn pac- Vanderbilt 89 Georg1a 72 , ed Evans and Ronnie Halley 11, K , Sl A p I 18 PAni!RNS IN STOCK FOR added 12 rn ) ' 116 us eav 7~ He also had several sessions 11 ·G&J and Falstaff locked Tennessee 69 Auburn 38 w1th Mr Schiff of New Yotk, YOUR SELECTION. horns in an old fashiOned tlon- ha So~thern i4 S Carolma Ill 1 Jame s S!mpstm E.;;11wr B who gave him coachmg. n}bJuok and when the oke MISSISSIPPI St 91 Tulane 72 s· Besides hi~ ~dur.ahon in the lmpJ~on to F'redertrk W G1bbs game Tannehill could clearned, G&J had a har~.';arn- Centenarv 77 S W. Lomsiana 75 Aloo Suorandod Ceili119 Syotem by Armstronv J r an1ce E C1bbs, Lot ~T1d- poJnl atto Akron, hJS h ed 97-91 win Southern U 126 Tex Southern 98 1 dlepon runnerup trop y Carl Wolfe paced the v.m- 1\lab~~a 75 Kentu<'k¥ and not~ that It was "only a nets with 43 hlg pmnt.s .Jack \Ill£> Bapt 93 N. 1f'x St 851 couple of mches under the LITTLE CHANCE ,JJm Bowles was next w1th MrdwPd Middleport, 0. he1ght of Stt:>vt> s fir st plare I N. 2nd Ave. SARPSBOHt', Norwav (UP!\ 23 and Mike Morr 1son and Ok -l Purdue 82 lnd1ana 70 , -Experr~ today drdn't g1ve the lrophy '" ---__ _ __ _ _ :·~====--=""'""'""'""'""'""'""""""'""""""'""'""'""'""'•' ey Killingsworth each added 14 Ohw St 101 M1rh1gan St 90 Unlled States murh of a cht~ncp Aa1on Bullington was the big Bald -Wallace 83 Kenyon BJ If' l<lkt' top honors m Hw world • gun for Falstaff with 42 pomt!l St BenedJCl 86 F't Ha\" ~~ i9 IPf" horh) champ1onsiHps n&xr 1 Larry Huff had 29 and Law Fnl'ild~ i4 Sterlmg 67 month renee Robinson 10. . 1Baker 80 Me Phe1 son 71 The U S tPam lost 1ts second A big 57-~mt .!lecond half Supenor St 9i La Crosse St 75 FOR NEW CARDINALS-Putting on the finishing toucha, straight lo the Norweg1an team by G&J proved to be the dlf- EuCI're Sl 7t R1v Fall> Sl 68 1 ecdes1ashc hat-mak.er Manlio Silv~strini gets ready for the 7 I Larrv Johnson terence in the game ISt .Jos (lnd' 92 Wabash 65 ceremony at Rome in which 27 new cardinals will be eleva- \1onda\ who <~lso scorl:'d lhe. lone U, s' Lnkt'land 76 Bethrl WI ted to the Sacred College. The hats are ~d and black. goal on Sundav, was the star TOUGH RACE 1Crrtghton 78 M<•rquC'ttr- r,g l An\encan aga1n w1th the team's 1 ARCADIA (ahf 1UPr1 - Ciln Bowlrng \r't'eer. il4 Marc;h;-1119~ l onlrlolll. dy Spots and H111 R1se mav IOh1o U R4 Lovola ifll' 7C till ~ fmd tough gomg agamst fa\- - Om<Jha 72 Rorkhw1 ~ 70 NEw co_M__"- ored Gun Bow m the 1145 1100 I Wa, ne St 85 Sou ISOok I Sr 7Q ATHENS Ohto IIJPli - Frank l Southwrr;;t Sanla Amta handicap on !-'dlurl Ellwood formri aS!IIStant coach dy I,\ Ill]\ ~Jf\ 107 fddlld { fltl\ IJ2 ' ' al Ohto Siale and the Air Force Candy Spots, seNnd choice West r.oldl:'n f'anarlav todav urged r was ~?.8 000 ac1f, thP ,rvf'rgP Ac~:~demv. Will 1eplace Nick tv \\In and Hill Rt<:.e both ran I Mi~~ourl AO ColmJdo 7) E~ WlOUid ~a tRda DIIIJI!' ~...,... Gdll 1a rounr, tobacco grOWPI" lv1ekl wa" 2 211 pound~ pf'r ar- Mourouz1~ as an a<.:s 1stant foot through unnnprrsslvt' dnlls Utah St 71 Seal!!p h7 to ,()fe 111 the Burlevt oharco II' and the 8\'('lagP prwt- was ' ball roa~ h at Oh 1o Umvers1ty. for lbe elderly -llllld> &baD lillldil:lllltl !Monday. Candy Spot!! was I rl'fPr ~>ndum Tlmr"ldfl\ ~9 I f'ents fWr pound 1'he H-lfi3 Mourouz 1s JOined the coaching 1 ~ timed 1n I 392·5 for the mite I • 1.nu mu s1 r 1IOO\ E' 1lt' lWfPn hurlP1 rrop rtoturned growPrs starr at Jnd•ana 1110 while Htll H1~f' v.a~ c\o(ked ml ' 11 t 11 • ,, (' I $446 m1lhon f:lll Ru•r.Jge of $1 . I ~ ou I I --~ v , •l owmg saru dllcH .t\ ELDERCARE a-...._.. Ellll!ll-..,,.._. • .. _ ............... 3m, is • MORE BENEFITS FOitTIEDJJIJID' 01 12 1 I nllllii1Pd ptodu c11on and "~hd!t' \ P I prwr buve1 " .1n V.illmg lo jll\ .,.. 1thnut Jllllt -;upi}IWt p1 ott r r10n rm growrro... Su11 I' HI I!! g1owrrs havr apprn.,t·d rnm kl•t mg qu111 <:~s for laulr y l oh,H 1 u 1'\ PrV 11mr lht\ voh--'d ~olrm :-~r;,ag-P l.l l lnt nwn1s h,n ,, r hangrd ft nm )t'<ll to \t''-lr dt pendmg on tiH suppl~ Pr1ce suppmts hall helprd mr~~nlam stablr mnrkt! ~ nt t.ur pn{c '\ In 111111 tht• f1r"t \'f'ar m '1'.h1ch PVT. M C. HALLE\ .JR pre~{·nt acreage allotment pro May 25 Mr and Mn. Mitchell C gram was m erfert 360 000 ac ~ ~' '*"" .-::w ~ Holley Sr, learned this wet"k res of burley tobacco wel'e SURF CJJAMP that their son Pvt MltC'hell I grown m UnHed Sta te-s The a~ LJMA Peru (UPJ) - Nat C. Halley Jr., will take hh1 , erage y1eld per acre was 1.~5 Young of Austra li a won the basic training al Fort Knox. : pounds and thP average pnre fJVe-mtl e paddlmg rart" 1n the ' Kv for f'lght Wt'f>k~ beginning [was Hi2 crnt s P"' r pound. world surf ch&mpJOn~h•p Mnn- Feb 22. He will be m the •(;rowf'rs reeeiVC'd $hi m1llum day with a trme of 40 mmutrs 4.rmJ for thrt'e yPars. He is for thr 1940 <'I op an ~vt>ragf' of 31. aeconds - a full two mm taiHng me<'hanies ~choohng lut· $169 Pl'r acre utes, 30 seconds ahead of SE>c- er on. Ut b the grandton (lf In 1963, the most n·<'enl year ond place Felipe Pomar of Mr and Mn. Mllrord Fred- for which complete d•la are p.,... f'rick of MiDenville. ~va1 lablt. the acres2e uown ..... .--. 1110 1110 A g1 uwer v. 11 h ;. .J<'I es t1f bur It\ Ill 1910 \'o-1111 !hi lli:iiJOildl d\1 '1Jgr \ ll'ltl 11! 1 04") pnundo.; pt'l ·u n• woulf! ha v ~ pmducf'd ' 1 22;1 JWllllld ' .tml nt tlw prNad mg pr JU' of tfi 2 pt•r pound v. nuld h,Jw lt'{!'I W'd $846 tor h1o.; ~ rnp W1th r.f'lriTI(l] rondJ IF1n-; hl!i allllllnt'nl 1n l!l6~ wao.; 1 1 .11 rt>s W1th avera~t' vteld<: i 162 p11unds v.nuld have hr~·11 .. tbat .... I .... edl&a. EA~Y TERMS 1 1 .' ..... FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rullo11d llfll 1 - -~ • 2 ~,, YOUit c.lThe...ttt••• •••• - ' =~=:'M tt lh . . . . .,.... MEIGS COUNTY MEDICAL IOCinY 1395 -5 KARR &VAN ZANDT I I I Support Your Community's Effort ° I PT.Saturday, PLEASANT, F•b w. W. VA, 1965 NJ>:W YORK - AN EXPLOS- I HOGS - 175 to 220 16 50 to ton and thrf'e - alarm fu e de17 10. Heavies 13 30 to 16 Fat stroyed a Black Musl•m mosque I Sows 12 tu 14 25. BO<IIS 3 50 to Ill the heart of Harlem eaTly 9 75 P1gs 5 Lo 8 :oday In what appeared to be 1 CATI'LE - Steers 15 60 to Ihe fu st act of retahat10n for · 18 80 He1fers 13 to 18 70 F'at , the assassmat1on of black naCows 13 to 1510 Cannets 10 llonalJsl leader Malrolm X to 12 50 Bulls 14 90 lo 17 50, Pollee said an · explostve deStock Sleer" 12 to 18 60, Stock v1ce · was the possible cause He1fcrs 12 to l'i 20 Stock Steel F1ve fuemen were reporled Calves 18 50 to 22 20, Sto(k lle1f- 11\~llrf"d, one serwusly': One CIVIIIer Ca lves 15 50 to 19 25 1an al~o w~s hurt m the fire VEAL CALVES- Tops 32 10, that authonttes tf'rmt"d •·suspl Seconds 30 10 Medium 22 to ('JOU~ ,, 126.25, Common & Heavrcs 18 to 30 30 ----------------- WHY wac• be 1loftd ,... )Wt ~ •.!!!! COLEMAN HEATING & COOLING - - . .......,_ fill. - - •• ' Flameleu electric clothes dryen are first choitt of 8 out of 10 women in this area! If vou'n nover .,~ ,,~-®- CHASE HARDWARE 1-tater• Deeant« ~~~_. Am!JNES • Locuot St. Htrold Chose, Mgr. Pheno WY 2-2511 - ::::::::: -···-, s _L.._. ..... '4&. .. .-.... Middleport :!-23-65 ..:··:··:·:,.:·..······· .. ...... ---1 Cllt ....... .,.;... ..... ................ LM ,... , . _ . sllltJ 8outof·IO! I SEll TODAY I Ho\v many \\""Oittett begin dt•ying elothes automatieally \vith a flameless eleetrie dryer? ,_ _..._ .......... ~ LEA II I c -- SPECIAL 60 Pontiac I ePiumblnv SuppiiH & Strvfct e De-Humidifiers • Refrigerotlon Service eO.ming Woler Pumpo eApplltnce Rtpolr n: _ Are Rept)rted 1 Wt R-,.lr ond S.rvl .. All Moku Yo. docbs, who . , . tar die .U. IS. *4t a I .. ,..- • 71 iC ... cause it alao assures Jrree cholee al. FY • • •• provideo lw proeec- ~ IMooe ~ - · • ~ J>.ltb ~~aaanoe poticjeo ••• aod .... peap~e •1 2-A heoeflte be'ore ilbr• •I' e ..... • • - RIJTI AND Two A"Ct.denfS Industry Eldercare of.Jera more cOM b tbe elderly "ho need help but 'Mllllkl <011 'eu lK-cause •t doel not proYide beDeflt. for lbe w..,lthy and -n-to-do. Eldercare would nor requit-e a DeW payroll to: It would be fiBaneed 1,ledoml-olale !undo lhroulb-84*- 1 To Attract LESS COST TO TIE weekly ,,J ,I 1 • • In's n, produr rd and with ave-rage pfl('. es l1!' ,..ould have recerved $4.3!1 I for· h1s crop Thu!i under the production adJustment and pnce stab1hza tion programs. Hw farmer who had ~ acres m l!l40 rece1ved $840 lor h1s crop wh!IP m 1963 w1th h•s allotment at only :J 3 1 flcrrs he had a return of li4 315 for hi'> Crop. more 1han r 1 Vt' llmr" as much 0 ur FALSE TEETH ••• better cae 118 )Wr ~HI! \ltllh elf fP.lge ' .l ii(J! ItWn to.. md Jlrl•'!:' o;upport s [ J I Quot a ~ • INCOME • • tmd..._......,. It ° J 1 • King Builders Supply Co. Bur]ey Tobacco ote ts schedu1edThIS• Th ursday· BAKER FURNITURE • Armstrong Ceiling Tile ?' FURNITURE SS95·00 • 1 I 3 I • ROBINSON'S 1 I' I - 1 • B} United Ptess Internalional BOSTON il:Plt - Th< lingering odor or 8 touring circus Is thf' latest rta!Jon for delaying thf> h«'B\- }ll>right boxJag championship rem<JtC'h between litllst Cassmo; Clay and eballeng£-r Sonny Li~tlon Promotrrs of the lj(l~ton Garden bout <"hose Washing· ton's birthday to annoum·e that lhP hout postpon~f'd from last Nuv. 16 by Clay'& f'mergency hernm surgen. JUSt three> day'l bf'fore, had hrf'n re11cheduled for Tuesday night Lost to F'Ire TO SUPPORT 312 PEOPLE !"rank F. Bobo, Ina E Bobo to 1 ChariPs W1lson Yvonne Wil, Pt Lot 393, Middleport. \\ I 38 3 I Rural Church • Ken r Goodyear and G&JTriumph 0 $652,000 irur here. 1 1 I MANUFACTURING MEANS .. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Central St•te, Ohio 's onlv undefeated college basketball team. dommated tile N.,. tional Assoc1at10n of fnleJCoiJegl.ll(' Athlct1rs INAlA) ali~Distnct 22 OJ110 team announeed at a fOJchr~ meet- ~~~; :~~~:~~e t~l~g~iar::r~! 1 IN Dillon Second Team Choice of District 22, NAIA 'The Mmaude1s placed ~~~=II I • ...... · - ow11•d aa IUI01natit' elothH dry~r. tha1'aa1ood buyins hint for you. In fao\, 1,01 l women In Th• Eleetrio Company arto rtcently oom• pared elotheo dry.,n, feature for !eoluro•, and they f!OVO loto of ree..ltt why .-leetrie dryN"a 81'f" preferred: the way el~dr'C' driee elothH fluflltr and oleoner , •. '!nicker .• , and oooler .. , laoh lonser , , . •nd eooto 1.,.. to buy! h'o tru•! Fl•meleoo eleetric dryero do eool 1- to buy, 10 you oove from tho ot•rt! S..e the new modelo at your •ppflonee olore ._n! F.very d•y, ..ore people fiiVe more I"MIODO fOt' . ., ... e~...,,.;e! •rr•"' .. I,IJIJ the IELIECTAIC co. .-.,...,.. f?at• A~IINI," ,,...., ,...,.,.••1111•~&~ .,• .,,. '" TP•• E'ercrlt: t:•""fNI"r ....., "6J. l �\ I •--------~·--"""'i::-D.::;---s.oaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Feb. 23, 1965 For Rent WANT AD TWO 4 room furnished apart. ments o,. first Door WY i- INFORMA liON - • .. '1.~"::.-.-:: - 1 Pu""""·· ~ - - -- turn!-sllbedfla..-"' ~.. A \1 I THREE ROOM @ ·J4Jt· u~ Pomeroy ,.......M_o_t.o.r_.c.o_•• 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY SOCIAL Hospital ~ews CALENDAR I!DieM B01pllll Among !host who enterThe Porn:::''W~ will meet C..:A.NI ' t:W..A l!UNS ed Holzer Hospital In the pail Tuesday at 2 p. m. at th• roRRI:f"l'toNs Utilities turnlshed Phone WY 0 24 houn were Miss Nellie M. 4 WUt o• acpeptecl unll ' ~ - on A M. , • I 212 S ,.,.. D ... ..., ...,,.,u .... uo" 2-5435 m M1dd eport. 1961 Olds f 85 oor Ressm•er, 6111 Second Ave., TRI COUNTY LEAGUE 185·, Blind ""'10. Handicap horne NeUe Standard trans . Blue Unish . showroom elean ine t'U beof ·~-MlslFrance& wat" Va • n•o·ne. Filth Ave . 1 lB tfc ' " Mrs. Leoa Mae Day, U Pine Ffbraary 11, IK5 Total 1379. Won 1 Lost I. w u~ KW IJ I .A 11VI'ol. rior , good tires, rad 1 o and heater. B Tea and each member may 'e l'ti• Punl l qh('! .. rYO'O •h• Mint St., Mrs. Homer Johnson, 43 Maooo City Keystoae - D. Vampires - S. Clark 218 ; . I $1066 tft ed11 o• .... t.. c• •nJ •a• clt•'""•d batb"apartmeot Was . $1195 Specie Neil Ave., Jim A. Terry, GaUl- Ash, 503 ; H. Smith 450; B. Triplett 144: D. Hunnell 54; take a illt.!l. .,nl<l'>' llon• "•e F. rror• •rtoulll >te 5 r•x;! il- .U,d N'Pn l"''"d •mm.,t1!"''" " rtu• ,,.,,.. m Pomeroy Phone w~ t-;!3!9 1962 c;,rvair 700. 4 Door -.Now $1295 polis, Mrs. James .>haver, Rt. Gloeckner 471: L McKenzie, J. McKnighl 139; E Meeo 151; FEB. 24 n ~ t~n ..·u l ""' t>f' r e ~por>•> h>< ' " • m<'lrt '~'~'" on• '""" n .. M l ns .,r>o o n 12 IS Uc t.ow mo\e• ge by local owner, Poweri!ltde. Spotle" lnteroor, I, Gallipolis, Mro. Bertha J . 407; G. Craig 478; Handicap S. McKnight 67; Handicap 691; The i)anvlllo Pilgrtm Roll· rHA1LER lot·,- -clcor- r-ent. clo!!e beautiful fawn color . Radio , heater , like new tires. Davis, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Mrs . 106 Total 2414. Won 3 Lost G Total 1464 . Won 1 Lost l. Co- ness Church bJ having a Youth """" to Laundrymao and schools 1960 Chevrolet Impala Conv, _ Now $1295 Dorio Eileen Holley, Rl. 2. Points 8. Foreman I Abbott bra'• - M. Childs 165; D. Revival Feb. 24-27 at 7:341 p.m , ~·enr/'"~e~h':o;;t ~;~;'"•mwrllnn Valley Lumber llo Supply Com- On local owner an<1 sharp red mlerior, whtle fmish , good Gallipolis, rred L. Sanders, Eu· - H. Blackston 570; E. Abbott IFink 145; E . Brown 189; D. eo<~Ch evening. Wednesday nJghl 12 ,.:,\~""~~~ ~~~~~~,~; "~~~:" ·<'l'O pany, Middlepurt. 10..3-tfc tires, VB motor , aut()matlC' trans. Radio and he-ater reka Star Rt.. Milton Roy 465; R. Grueser 386; R. Dillon B.oggs 199; G. Hawley 187. Hanyouth ;>rogram; Thuraday 11 8 ••·· um~ on8e0n:Jno• I Massie, Rt. 1,R Northup, William 453; B. Radfordp 499; Total 2383. d1cap ,., d .nn 1 H K.EE and four rn-l"''J tum•~heWood 2 p Mr 0 Lost 1624; Total 1509. Won 1 a Hymn ling, and Frtday and " . 'hiP , . , ,tl' , , ,tta" }·• " •• • • Scott ' · Won 0 Lost 3 oint! . . J:S •<~" · • •p•• • ,. <~ ,"" ., etJ IDd dllfurmlhed 1part I • t · ' atriot • J 0 Story sa t ur da y nt'ght·• are for regulat 8_eattse 1 01 CARD o~ rH A -.rK5"' oM.JT u A.Ru.:s 1 James A. Rife, Rt. 2 Cheshire, G & J J. S_isson 544; D. -. M.CI.k 11 .16 , ,ll 50 wo rd IUUI I MPilt! W'V ~~:'JA l' ~ tfc I h h 135 s tory 225 ar 1.,. .,.. preacho'na& services. Denn1l wea· lmum E.oo r h ~dCIIIIona.J wn r<1 It OPEN EVES. 7·.00 P.M. Melvin E. Gatewood, Rt. 2. T omas 457; Jtm Jo nson 473 . • . 83 · L. w' 245: \er is the evangelist. 11le pUb· - HOUSE m p ome.~., - I Cro~n c·lty, ~rs. F ran k . G. R. Raw I'IJ_lgs 'WV, ""· R• Graves S. Warner ~18i I ' Total . arner OFFIC& uo uas 16 ROOM Handicap 1491. Won' lie is welcome. The Rev. 0. H. 00 0 , ,, , M '" , _ P • ,,, Phone IVY 2-5385 POMEROY, OHIO Srrutb, Rt. 2, Vmton, Mr1. Rich441. Handicap 114; Total 2473. O All Cat _ M TitUll Cart 1o pastor. L 1200 2 0 Saturd•Yr:::O s~ :As~ Qooo r 2 11 tfc ard E. Thacker, Rt. 1, Ewing. Won 2 Lost 1 Points 6. O'ow'l .~ ~· J~ Welk~ 172 . •.,vi~ '~a~o'o~tNG APAHTMENT. 5 rooms and For Lease Real Estate for Sale ton, Harry E. Berkley, 2216 Steak Roue - C. Ingels 598; ' · FEB. 2S . 238 . 'R i!~cker 2lJli Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasan. I, Sears 400; Haley 486; Blind 390: HaB.nWderry won' Hock Springs Grange wtll WIU'J'T A0 bath . s_ how~_ r and tutl 63 s I 1cap 434·' Tot.a! 1'72 " Pb one s James R. Proffitt, Mason, W. S. Duerr 489; Total 2371. Won 0 Lo st 2 ' · meet Thursday at 7:30 p. md Jrd St , Mtddleporl, PHONE Wy 2·2156 W'i l-Z67i 1 t5 Uc . Va., John A. Carpenter, New 1 Lost 2 Poinll 2. Team h Seriea _ Cobra'l There wiU be a program an e Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Thomas Holaum - B Woods, 553 1509 . Tea~ High Gmae _ eo- refreshments will be served. ITRAILER LOTS - lree BOW A. Oldaker, Rt· I, Letart, W. L. Edw~ds 457; G. Grate 493; bra'~ 796 _ Ind. High Series _ _The Wildwood Garden Club In Memory age and water Brown's frail Va., Columbus Runion, Rt. 2, D. Schillmg 414; A. Stobart 525; Larry Warner, 245 ; Becky Hou- woll meet Thurday at 7:30 p.m. ::-:-7-::= er Park tState Approved! .j Leon, w. va., Chauncey F. Total 2442. Won 0 Lost 3 Points. dashelt, Z22; Ind. High Game- at the home of Mrs. Lawrence IN LOVING memory of Bertha Mmersvolle, Ohto, Phone WY d. I Werner, Rt. 1, Middleport, Ro- 0. Meigs County Beagle Club - Larry Warner 140: Susy Clark Smith, Chesler, wtth Mnt. HenBally Holter who passed • · 2-3324 I 15 Uc ger L. Adams. Racine, Fred E. V. Whipple 528; K. Johnston 119. ry Thomas as co-hostess. way two years ago today · t d batb · Philson, Rt. 2, Racine, Zeldon 443; J. Johnson 506; B. Chisler The Afternoon Circle of th• 8 5 ROOM a~artmllen . n F"bruary 25. 1963. fur 509 A S I t 51" H d' H h M hod' t Ch ch 'II 1 1 1 Jackson, Mary K. ; . yves er ,. an 1eat et os ur wo A5' t. · by we miss t' un!urmsh d A ut • -tes P West, M soD Bowl'•• Ceoler 8F b une got's ' nished Upstairs above Dr Yates, Rt. 1~ Jackson, Mrs. cap 69; Total 2565. Won 3 Lost . 1.965 meet Thursday afternoon at you more. [)Qnovan's ofl ce Phone WY Arthur E. Lewis, Athens, Di- 0 Points 8. e ruary ' 2 p. m. at the church. Mrs. But we know God ha. you 2_3046 or WY 2-2064. ana G. Eaches, Rt. 1 Pedro, High Gmae - P. Wippel, 226; JACKPOT LEAGUE M. L. French will present the fore.ermore . 1 12 tic Miss Patricia A. Riley, Rt· 2 High Series - C. Ingels, 598; tZ-MDa TeaJD) study lesson from Genesis. The Sadly ml.,ed by her stster>, Ironton, and Mrs. George J . Team High Game - Meigs Co. Paugb & PPowell - Bill Pow: hosteos_es wlll he Mrs. David 440 Ha Entsmrnger, Mrs. Harold WoodCarrie and Ora, and 2 brother, For Sale Hendricks, Ravenswood, w. Va. Beagle Club, 882; Team Hogh ell 349: Joe • 23 Lester. ltp 1 Birlho Series - Meigs Co. Beagle Club cap 42 • Total 83 1. non . s . gerd and Mrs. M. E. Dolvson . - - -- - - - - - - M!JlED HAy lor sale. WY 2Lone Wolf's - Ed Stern lll , Ia I f 2 23 61 per- Mrs. Jerry Raymond Bram- 2496. . D' k T t 487 . Total The Women.• Assoc I on o N • ' otoce 3893. m.t mer, Rt. 2, Galllipolis, daughtWIc tbe First Umted Presbyterian 2 TIRF:D of washing diShes' Do ONE MEAT CASE, value, $400 er 4:45 p. m. Monday· Mrs. LEAGUE · on Bo' s 1c· te Church will meet Thursday eve11 , INDUSTRIAL - . nIng, Feb· 25 aI the church Bt you enjoy eating someone One four door UlJ~ig ht ,. r ngi d William Emerson Green III, Rio F b C Mason h t w. ng J s· on r 18 1985 473 551 else's cooking? Enjoy thJS aire All lor $100.00. Call Mas Grande, son, 8;45 a. m, Mon- Davia ':_r~~er'- E Perry H~~i~p : T~ta!''~n Wo~ 7:_30 p.m. Mrs. J. E. Harley 114 ' Saturday and attend the jit- on 7'13 -:'l!HS or see Rl Field' day . . . T · · w1ll be program chalrman With 75, R. Carson 446 · · Ande~ 3 Lost 8· Sl()re' Cll.l.ton, W. Va. h S Df b d 4 devotions in chrge of Mr!!l. ney supper at t ~ yntcuse Stp sc arge son 361; H. Grate 405; F . Rei· Richard Pony Farm - HagIIJoadJY . O...dllfU !;Hln menl with bath for MuDCli.J' couple. ~; 1 Pomerov Motor Co. ® . I 202 :========== Sebo fu fl aug~, iLo ~d~ :~~· ~~n 1elet'ision Revue By VERNON SCOTJ' meaningful today, the story UDited Pre10 IDieraallonal tended to he preachy, falUn~ HOLLYWOOD tUPI) - Too haek on lormula: aU wbitee often somethin& onapo In telo- were bigota and all Negroes v"ion when it lackles history, put--upon. IDcred!bly, the cit!., it dod Sunday mght on "Pro- :1e111 of Canterbury were mollJi les in Courage." valed Into burning down t h • The thin& thai snapped was IIChool bocauS< they were afraid credulity. ll would depress real estate Plootew'o Perhap! becauae television Is values. In 1833' such 1 Johnny • come - lately Tbus . lbe cbaracten Involved Jostph Mellllt it sell , dramatized accounll were eother an good or ali had ; ol the boy to hi•tory disturb pretensions In and MisJ Crandall, ably played the breast of writers and pro. by Janice Rule, was a virtual durers who forget that the saint. There was no redeeming rhara('ters involved were after ground, no gradations of char· all. only human. ' acter, no analysb of the times Such was the case with the and personalities. ·Prudence Crfndall" ae~-1 Rather than jive up her light tr.ent of the Proftles oertea, for integration, MisJ Crandall .&ORO§ which NBC beamed Sunday, compromise<&. When all her 1. Primary Hero was the story of a New \White studenll defected, she England schoolmarm w h o ftlled her class entirely w It h Wax worked at Integration hack In Negroes, defeating the ...entlal 1. 8. Beige 1833, enroU!ng a Negress In her point the story was attempting 10. JncendJarisa girl's Hnlshlng •chool. Well, It to make: that this courageous brought the whole town of Can- ·woman faced down bigotry and U.LowerpoN terbury, Conn., down on her hatred to bring Integrated class- J3. Barks neck, It aim<lllt wrecked her rooms to the North three dec- 1<. Roup draft marriage, turned the townspeo- adeo before the Clvll War. pie into brutes and even made ln thi• she failed, but the· Jll. Fi.-.t ' w...... the abolllioniats look had lor producers made tt appear 116. Fu« wanting to capitalize on the sit- somehow that she had woo a 1T. Bebold:! 18. Private uation. victory when sb1 had not. 20. Cr7 Because the subject matter Is 22. Ultla oil L.---------..1 t~~:.::==~==..J L - - - - - - - - - - - ' 1..---------~ MIZ - I 28.-.pt :U.Goar f<lr- •. Dtdl .... ._Y_ot .... herriJ>g ,_ Delllro or'"""" t. 10. . . . . a. !!ton 1 Commissioners In Land Sm'ts b A Ann d - -- =====--· Sutton S • c. c. Notes •' 16.0bta!n .,_ Mld<lt<oO ., Law 13-C.... ~ penter'• I'. WDdW-. auU.Or mi.leemaaa Ill. Levw ;ASOLINE ALLI!l' lt.llumble ~ an-"\ 10. Cuahlon -~ n.~:Polt. .-= ~~ -~ -upward Ill. A - 88.Bearlng 88.-ot leamlllg tO.~ 4<1. Aftlrma,- -"'1'17 DAILY CBtPIOQUO'l'B .. B e'w llow .. WilD IN Jtl;ll. !ItA(, • .... AlJ:YDioBA.&Xa LO!f8rBioloOW too-a-.. --~~~~---.& CIJp&ua:ea Wr II CAN I SKETCH _.---\ !-liM? NOI!I-?DY "When you oaid your brother was fixed for life I never droamod It was •-- · · ···•to chair!" 4'30Electric Co. 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HOIIUI'I ILlltor... ° 1 ET PlolleDI 1 ° I enG ~NUt"f'l' SMIJP" was lbe name I whoiiO Paalour .__ 2 23 all !lf F'UN I OA ll Y CROSSWORD I 08 Grade School Saturday at c Palients recently disch.,-ged chert 484; Total 2171; Won 3 gerty 534; Dudding 527: Total ,Fred ~~- ~~es wll~ be 5 p. m. 2 23 5tc LAMP PARTS in stock, to r«In included Mrs. Rachel Lewis, Lost 0 Point. 8. Asblaud OJI - 1061: Won o, Lost 3. Mrs.W d.d · MnteyR, MMrs. Shea!-. --- · ·1 1 58 FORD, mechamcally · Cl F 1 ter a e11 r T Jo·hn~ 1 -11 J hn Massoe, eve ower, . Follrod 370 ; J. Mees 332: 0 . Cbecors - M. Werry, Young M 'v· · D. bo. M 'IL' MEI GS Counly Coonhunl- pair or electrify 01 amps, ' ~ •·· d lNCOME TAX Servlee, good shape. Phone •-OO V< e, J II v- R' ha d . d Lo man, rs. mcen 1 a , rs. ers are sponsormg a Ham etc LHmp shades r ee er son . Simpson Insurance Ag- 985~2255. 2 22 6tp acque ne I1I1oe, Jc r Bechtle 370; H. Vmeyar 363 ; - Forfeit. Won 0, st 3. Marcus Chambers and Mrs StKwt. on SundH~· . F't>hr·uHr.v poll;-; h (complete finish to ldMcGhee, Joseph Hurlow, John. E. Gilland 468. Hand1cap 120; Jack's Ashland - J. FoHrod Th mas Kell . ' · 28. from noon until dark :-il rt·~tore old or new lunnturel. ency , Room 6· Coats Bui ny E. ca!l~coat, Blythe A. Total 2023. Won 0 Lost 3 PomtS I372; E. Gilland 446; Tota1 818; F~B. their club house on Snowball Lee Hudisell, Pomeroy WY ing, Middleport. I 20 tfc Help Wanted Greer, Kevm L. Marker,. Mrs. 0. . Won 3, 'Lost 0. . The Middleport 28W.CT.U. will 2 22 6:r Hill. Syracuse. 2-0103 . 2 23 6tp Thomas Love, Mrs. Melvm B. Swisher " Lohse - J . Ba!ley Mlller s Market - D. Moller , meet Friday evening, Feb. _ 26 & IH YEAHS personal coilection - WOMAN wanted lor general of- Freeman and mfant daughter, 515; T. Bowen 516: K. W1ggms 519; H. Mtller 498; Total 1017; ·at . p m att be Mt Moriah 7 30 THE \ll;IGS County e'JSh ul World W"le Stmnps be- Nelgler Building ,;~ppl~ I or fice work, bet wee" ages of Kenneth Wise, Dana Haines, 475; R Bailey 486; K. McEI-' Won 1 Lost 2 1 Baptist Chu~ch In o~ervance Game A.ssor~otion wrll mf'et lwPt"ll :Jfl(lfl to U0()() stamps, new homes Built in kitctJ. 21 and 35 years. Write care Robert McCarley, Adrr"' Johhinny 526; Handicap 63;. Total I L & C - C. Yeager 498; L. of the Frances Willard Tea 1 Wedne~da,· F'f:'h 24 :-Jt t he nl'w and co.~ ncelled Con- en~~:, storm windows. alum- of 'fhe Dai.Jy Sentmel •. son and Mrs. Herschel Mar· 2581. Won 3 Lost 0 Pomts 8. Galland 526, Handicap 18. To- 1 The Past Matron's Cli.Jb vt 2nd Ward Fin· Sta:um 111 Lid (;uuJo t iJrulan;L WY 2·1 inurn siding Call Glly Nel8· Box 6681 2 22 stc 1 tells. IK & C. Jewelers - R. Bowen tal 1042. Won 2, Lost 1. Ev I' Ch te OES . 7_~0 p.m.. for elrrtwn ~f- 9'J05 _ WY 2 :!J29. ler, Racine, Ohio. --~ 479, J. Johnson 525. P Rad· High Ind. Senes - J. Sis~on ange me ap r, ' WI11 lwcrs Relreshmenl s wJII I 2 ZJ 3tp 1 12 29 tfc CONTAC"T· Juvenile Judge, lord 407: L Wolle 505: A. Sto- 551; High 3 Game Series- Ma- meet Frrday evenmg, Feb. 26 · be srrv.d 11. C. Peen2. Sec. --Pomeroy, WY 2-3096 from hart 499. Total 2415. Won 0 Lost , son B. C. ll08; Ind. High Game llor a_potluck dmner and_ regular P . t 1 H H' h T meetmg at the Masomc Tern· 2, ...1tp THEHE '.S no charge for use of WJLSON & Son's rar _wash on ' 9,00 a.m. until 4,00 p.m. 3 oms 0. agger 1y 205 ; rg earn . . Carp<•t Slla m,ovut· r WJlh pur· I Page Street, Middleport. d 1 45 Blu< & Grey _ V. Wippel I Gam _ MBC _ . pie. Each member IS to brmg 385 RUG Wea ving. WI 9-2626 cha se ul Blue Lustre Carpet Call WY "2-5212. 2-6-JOtc Woman or man an w_i e, 13 · p Kl 433 · W Chis! r STeANDlNGS •·• H lf) I a covered dish and one prize 2 5 30tp years or over lo hve m and Gauge readings: Gallipolis 5 • · oes · · e (.wu 8 • --- -· Sh <Jil lpuu . Baker F2urn23ttu6rtec. wv- 2-32_43 is the phone to ~· take care of a family of 4 to I Darn 17.9, 15.9, running 13 feet 425; w. Porter 493; J. LoDuerrl Won Lost 1or games. -\1 n•M•IBII .E lns••rance been L saze 551 T tal 2415 Won 2 st L&C 4 2 ----unestones, any 5 boys. from 12 years down on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.- p _; M Be.e _ D Dotson M B C.".......... canr·~IIPd'~ '.as' vuuJ opera 2!iU Ri\l.E:S HAY 50 cent~ bale. , for Prompt delivery . Emmet W t 2 ears z-s... otc Ob Pt PI H' oms . r. · ason . . Two ~leetings of 1 6 4 2 3 2416 0 lor'! tocen .. ' CoD W~ :1-l!IIM> Phone WY·2·2853. 2-26-3-etp i Shuler, contracting. Y · ' · . easant · ' mton 463; K. Lawhorn 471; J . Ebers- Jack's Ashland 4 2 L • Cl b N d lloUo l 29 11, 1.26 stationary, Kanawha Falls bach 392 ; M. Werry 409; L. Checor'' atrn U ote 3 3 The third meeting of tbe !..at· ~INt:Eil Zig '"g· buttonhole, j . U. 5. Civil S.rmt Toatal 4.13_ falhng, Charlesto" 19.21 Jewell 428 _ Handicap 132 , To- ·p & p 3 3 lost and Fnund monog!iHll, darn. etc. with· ~ f'..roeser. Phuablll& ... ,•,,.••,•,",m,~••'•'" ~.~.':!... ::C.,.U:~:!: st~h~nary. London, Marmet ~nd tal 2295 . Won 1 Lost 2 Points 2. Rickard Pony Farm 2 4 in Club of Eastern High School oul ntt adt mt·nt ". l'av• off 4 u_ tin• uo:a ., rhouund~ ot lon• 0 pe11 Prepar•toi'J Wm11e !d dams were on th e S1 11s . Ind. High Game -.K Wig- Lonewolf's . . . 2 4 was held Feb· ..• m· the achool Lft."T ~ ~1;~~~ h·<Jg wrth l'ol- PJ.vnwnl.~ $1 00 each . WV 2MlDa·s.We. Gilt. ~~~ ;• ~~:~.c:::.";;•..,~t.rn,~~: Boat movements: gins 201: Ind . High Series _ J. Miller's Mkt. 2 4! library. Je('tions for DispFifc·h . lost b~ , J8b2. 2 18 61f' End your sewn b'oiiNel uoo on )Oba. ta.~arl . .. rec~t~uemenb. Ohio River - Gona up J4, 3 Duerr, 551. Team High Single j The meeting was called to Of· Wrllfl tndQ Cl•lnl n•me. •d4,... •nd de r bY the ad v110r, • Mra. p ark· ba oU a carrier in viCJml~' of El.ECTROLUX Sweeper on We ve phone. .m.; Jaco~ G. down 14, :; a. 1 Game _ Swisher & Lohse, 897; Thursday Women's League 0118 Merhanic and Butternut H wht>els. recent model. all Sewer Mact11Bes Lancoln sc:rv•c•- Bo• " Pomeror m. · FrancJs Hougland up 14 Team High Series - Swisher F b 11 1965 er. Ken Hartung presided. O,Ub Sentinel.. Pomero.t. OIUca. ruary •c. Ohlinger, . The Iour th meemg I' wu hel d found please rf1Urn In (;a ry · atftachmt>nl s, paper pop out ~asoaeIlk! a... 5:10a.m.; Reh~ble up 14, 5:55'I,& Lohse, 2581. Team eNo.1_ Snoull<•r, Phone WY 2 1113. J bags. $23 39 WY 2-3862 . Call W) z-:mt Day'", ~~~c legal Notice a.m; Queen Clly up 14, 7:15 363 , E. Searles 4ll7; N. Ams- Feb. 9 in room 112. Jerry Warn, 1 22 3tc 1 18 Ole a.m.; C. V. Harner up t5, 4:50 THURSDAV TRIPLES bary 3&1: A. Hanning 489; P. president, opened the meetln~. II DON'T PtJ .\11' .\ Oll s i ug~ish Sf'fJ· 'fo'. A llNli, f'lumbtn&. Moeller LIEOAL NOTrce a.m.; Orlenian aown 15, 6:40 February 18, 1965 Mullen 421. Handicap 135; To- The Lord's nd J s· "" J . tal f All . Prayer and _ ....PJedge _. I Wanted To Buy F •-old B-•loen Sealed bid• wJU be rece!Yed by a.nL , ' Louisiana down 17, 5 a. Ho 81 . ISSOn .._; 2199. Won 3 Lost 0. Rutland 0 eglAD~ WIN ...,. .... n t 1 k (' I I\ I F: ".11 ' ornace. ruu ·~ the Roa n l of Count y C ommi~sioncl'l I I!' :l!l . o(' (':In · , Ill ·. : 118 Eat~• MaiD Street, Pom a1 their ufflcu ln the Cuurl llnuH.,, m.; Miss Nancy down 18, 5 B. Johnson 521; R, Rawlings, 498; FurnitureD. Grate 396 ; P. Latta. Roll can and dues for OLn BRASS . copper and irnn ~epll(' I<'i nk dr:tnrr . Land eroy. Pboae W't t-z441. r.~~~~0.\,~·~~~ usn~~~.:~.• ~~.~· SpMea/~~ OJ.; Jefferson down 19, 6;Z5 a. Total 1469; Won 2 Lost 1 Points Carson 304; c. Black 32()1 M. the last three meetinga W~e . pteces, old t oys. carve d hJn d- JWirk F:lrll Hun·au 2 18 lie 1 zo tfe cauun~ arc. a~ rouuw s 4 m.; Jerry Bosworth up 19, 6:25 6. Fire Dept., p omeroy - W. Edwards 217; V. Grate 321; Iaken. It was declded that the led furniture. marhlt> llllliJt'd l!Hl.~ Pohce f'uuuit, dr . "dam G 420 R. Hysell Ml· C T I !f/8 W Ro ban I ill '- held · twu tone colO! twhllfl top tu b~lt a.m.; Lynn B. down 19, 6:55 a. rueser i • - Handicap 420: ota 1 . on man que " ... m 1 0 1 furniture, drop leaf table, cor Real Estate For Sale J!';~ -n!~~~~. Boi , 1 ~~:h 1 ,.?~ ..,a'_!lht:;~ m.; Peggy Downe, down 20, &:- Legar <Z games) 314. Handicap o Lost 3. March and loitiation ol new ner cupboards, de'k'. plank 1964 APPLIANCE '"' "'''"'' ""''' "'"'"'' wOp•m 20 a.m .. New Martinsville down 68; Total 13'/l. Won I Lost 21 Landmark - P . Bilikam 352; membera will take place at that CLOSE-OUT SALE tel~:a~~!~h~e~~:r ·~ 20, 5:0 a.m.; John J. Rowe Poinh 6. •N. Carsey 322; I. Couch 395; time. The iniUation czommit: seat chairs. cane chairs , 1II .., ~~rc\~~~~Pa~:~h~J: bowl and pit cher St'h . dli!J<l ~·~j Uefro~ter. 70 amp battery; Under- d·'WD 21 5·.20 a.m.- Jeffboat Ridge Runnen L. Osborne L. Burt 357; J. Hysell 297; tee members art! u - Ltond 11 ld 1 ! REG, CLOSE-OUT eoaLil~i; Vlnyl upholNr; :J38 CUbill " , • l9 K L h u.Anl 0 S, 0 amps or pan s 0 lnc:h tor over» en,rtne, 306 H.P. Hot· down 21, 7:45a.m.; Wester-n 384; w. O~ens 4 : . aw om Handicap 309; Total 2032. Won ard,, Charles .Eichin&er, Doris lamps. ga s !ighl.s and pwtw·'"' ~A~:~s:ocR$~3~ 00 $21000 POMEROY 8. room frame ;;.a:~m.ii.~~~J ~::J.mDu•~.ta~"~:~~: dt.own 22 5:30a.m. · Philip Sporn 540; Handtcap 15: Total 1358. 0 Lost 3. Fabric Shop - E. DavJs, and Linda Spencer. (rames. WY 2-5262. Nlrs How · · . Antl-freue: Beu belta, tronh FreiJht ' . • Won 2 Lost 1 Pomts 6. Werry Roush 389; A. Nease 392; N. ard Ce('il, WPsl 1\·1:-~in Stn·rl I- ARISTOCRAT ELEC. house With bath , gas hea.tmg, and Standard Poilu c•r equipment up 23, 2 a.m., John Ladd Dean War11- R. Smith 412: T. Spires Bart 398· L. McKlrmey 454· DEAN-v TO 011 $179 00 $150 DO h d II b e- a• Listed down 23 5·00 am·· Wayne H ' • .:,n. ~~UW~oJJ: Pomeroy . 2 23 30tc DRYER · · 2 pore e1 an ce . ar ~~ Price wm Jn~Jud"' trade.tn of one ' · · • · 449; M. Werry 464. Total 1325. I. Howell 454; Handicap 222; To- A Nati ity Dpenerw _.....,,. - · - - --- ·ment. DodJfe tour . door ll!dan I up Greenup 3:30 s Won t LllN! '~~t 2 Points 2• tal 2309• Won 3 '-0 of the Ca vthollo w-' -:-::.:' S\-IALL PARCEL of land in 1-CUSTOM WASHER $17501 $155 00 . . Large lot With utility 11~3 The Board of CounLy Commlull'lneu L · d G p.m.; J. .LAIIIL • OIDIDI AUb Pomeroy. Howard · · buddmg and plenty rnom for rf',..,rvu_ th"' rJ 1 ht to ,eject •nr <~r ewts own reenup 1 p.m.; Gloeckner's Reslaunnt Slmoo'l Market _ p Collins d hour ·• II·""- ~u Mullen, 1- PACEMAKER ELEC. · .u bld• El' h Woods G · ' an an Vl reoo 15VWUII wJ WY 2-3782. 2 23 3tp DRYER $205 00 5180 00 I garden. I M~\JII County t:omml~•ionen JS a u~ reenup 10 H. Smith 451; T. Marcinko 358; 441; G. Burdette 305; D. Clark be held t the lacred lliart · · POMEROV - ! - bedroom "'' L'""'' N"'"· p.m.; Joey Chotm down Green- R• Dillon 491 • Handicap 75·' To- 376·, E • Sylvester ...,., "'' D Nlerl ft•"'•b Sunday a CU. FT.5349_ COMB. ''' ""'"'' . ANTIQUES, chma, glassware . 2--15 FROSTLESS frame house wllh hath, gas · 21. " ' up 1:10 a.m.; VIrginia Kay up ta11375. Won 2 Lmltl Point. e. 452: Handicap 117; Total• 2141. ..-• Mardi. ,f . •; . Z 00 $31 5_00 cut glass, carnival . old lamps t- ID cu. FT. UPRIGHT fired hot air heatmg, lullj Greenup 3:10 a.m.; Charlotte Admlralo _A. Johnson 424; Woo 1 Lost 2. New York ClJoiJt. p.m. Named as the . bolt furniture , WPoden or oron FREEZER $245.00 $225.00 basement , on 50 ft. lot tn 1 M. up Greenup !:30 a.m.; Wal- H. Miller 528; Blind 360; Total "'' - J. Walton 441; R. Me- lor refreshmenta wen lin. Da. good neighborhood. $611110.00. ter Beckjord up Greenup 4:35 1312. Won 1 Lost 2 Points 2. Turner 366; 1. Wlll'll8t' 4311; vld Ohlinger, liiN. Hown DBUarticles L• • HudJSIII . P••m 1- 20 cu. FT. UPRIGHT eroy. WY 2-3403. 2 23 6tp FREEZER S26S.DO $240.00 SUBURBAN- & -room moda.m·; Knox down Greenup 7;20 Ind. High Game- K. Law- 8 _ Smith 4Jl3; H. woll 443; ey,MiBICltrlatlDellrui:!'Mn. STANJ)ING T<mb~r. Top eash POMEROY ern frame bouse with hath, o.m.; Lorena down ll4eldahl 4:- horn 223; Ind. High Seriea _ K. Handicap 1411 Total 3232. Won Donald MuU111 111111 ,.. · , Jock w. Carsoy, forced hot a<r heating, lnsul10 p.m.; SycBrbO!'t nn Meldahl Lawhorn, 540t. Team High z Lost 1. epb WippeL pnee paid Marion Reynolds. i l ----Coolvolle, OhJo. Rt. 3. CaU PHONE hrick exterior and arge ver5:10 p.m.; Valvollne down Mel- Game H-<>nclal 502; Team Ind. High Game -A.IIannlnl after 4 o'clock, e67-3503. WY 2-2111 anda. Large utility building fe OUDCe dahl 5:15 p.m.; Pamela D. up High Series - Hondas, !4G9. 176; H. Wolf 1711: Ind. High l'tpt JlftaJUbtlll1-ll-tlc l l.,.,....':"''C"",.:-='~""'==.JI with garage and shop. Level Meldahll:lO a.m.; Tibolt down Serieo- A. Hanning 489; Team By Utdted Prou ln. ralleMI 1962 CHEVROLET with less 2 acre lot w1th maple shade PT PLEASANT _ Commls- Meldahl 3:20 a.m.; Barhara BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE High Game _ Fabric Shop 7119: PARIS (UPI)-RubiD (Hurlhan 5,000 miles , PS and PB, trees and good gardeo soil, . · . f d d Brent up Meldahl am , Ra February 11, l9f5 Team High Serleo _ Fabric rlcane) Carter, 15810, CllllcrD, . 4· 30 · ·' For Rent 1an con emna. h . s10ners m our N J L...~ed •~ 4 1 1 ffil es rom cuurt ouse, on tions actions have been select,.. venswood down Meldahl 6:45 Two Game Serlel Shop 2309. . ., &UU\:A ou1 ...,__._._ ~ .,... - - - white sid!C'-wall tires. Anyone I onterested may call WY 2- black top road. $7000.00. ed d .11 J d am Sugar Ru BWDI - N.l ___ Unl, 161, July (10). 11 3 BEDROml llflt'W 112 E 1 26 ~,J . 2 Z2 Stc GAS STATION - ln vtllage, J an (;' r:;epor 0 I UC~· ·G~Ulpolla Dam_ OVEC up Thompson 148: B. Houdasbeltl• Main St., romrr ov Phone 1 . ·equipped to handle some ames ee ompson n tr· - · p Story 220· D Harbrecht Goldla Holman ol otear . . 5 · . ton 2·25 .,.., . ' 30; · D. Hun· .,.. WY 2-3408 :.! · lfl fil r ' R00 M house PIWI brea klast grocenes. corner locatiOn, ex- CUJ't Co ur t a t 9·30 · a.m. F r lday, 7:45 p.m.·' Ken!Ud<Jan -r · 105; S.' McKrnght dne on Thursday. Krl. Paul· room and bath on Unum Ave. tra room for living quarters.' February 26th. a.m. nell 53: Handicap 1!61 ; Total lne Rose attended along with 4 ROOM furnoshed '"'"" lor I Seen by appoinlment. Phone $2700.00 I In the smt of Appalachian Kanawha River 0. F. 1439. Won I Lost I. stlnc RaysLee Tucker 141'1 rent lfl \1asun . f toor furnace. I WY 2-2.\f.-1 . 2 22 tic CUCKLER, REALTOR ! Power Company VS. Russell L. Shearer up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; P. Darnell 165·, c . Hannoha 2011; OCiety :un~ru:..._, ~ Call Pomeroy II'\ 2-3S72 'B 1 1 th Lu y Jane Luca d Win _,, 1 ~ 18 6t CLF:AN WIIEft."f •Ira; Phone BOX 2!9 WV 2-3830 al • et a e eommissioners c own - C. Hggerty 210; T. Vaughan Johnoon IDd Mra. Eotle Ba• _ P WY 2-a973 2. 23_3 tc POMEROV, OJUO aro. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. field B:lli p.m.; Duncan Bruce Roush returned thorn. FOUR rooms and bath apart2 23 3tc Wtlil•m Zuspan, Mrs. Lowell down WinfH!ld 10:30 p.m.; So~ R H Mn. Lester Mrs Holman'a IOO, BID, 11ao ment in Mason . Phone m - tl _HOT BED sash, complete , . - Jewell, Mrs J Knox Dye aud vay down Winfield 12:30 a.m.; otary to onor home from Holzer Hoopltal Toes- been . borne lor oeveral daJt 5310. ~-17·9tp woth gla,, 5 new cow stan-:FOR SALE . Three bedrooms, Mrs. Rodney w. Pullins. George Price up Winfield 2:10 Charter Memhen day. aftter ar'a slay 1n Kone. 1 chions, 7 piece dining room bath, basemen!, garage, gas Commissioner in the action of a.m.; H· E. Bowles down Win- PT. PLEASANT -The local Mr. Dean Brinker and _gr~: Mr. Circle went to sulle. 1· 16 gallon copper ket-, furnace, fireplace. 2 '~ lots.! Appalachian Power Company field 2:40 a.m.· Helen Z up Rotary club will oommemorale 100, BUI Carleton, were ca I Salem Ohio dlll'lnl lbe wftk Insurance tie stand and otirrer. l large I Pbone 773-5611 Mason. ' vs. Walter E . Garland and Eliz- Winfield 3:3S ~.m.; Elg.;.cliff tho 60th anniversary of the::~ home of Warren Ro.H.,.. end k, visit relallves. He ,... GUARANTEED. renewable tor modern dre5'er Harold Harn2-13-30tp abeth Garland and Mrs. Vallie down WinDeld 4:35 .m.; A. J . founding of Rotary by having Mr ~~ Mrs Warren Rose ports hla lather IIIIlCh lmprovlife hospitalization . , , ls~"''d hart. Tuppen Plams, Ohoo, • Toney, Mrs. John Sebrell, Mrs. Patten down Winfield 5:45 a. all charter members In the ar- Edith and Paul To ~ od and able to be out and • at all ages. Phone Ill 2·hi66.. Phone 667-3481. 2-21kllc FOR SALE, at Dorcas, mod- G. c . Sommer. Mrs. Ray Crank m. ea as gueala at their regular Kay were recent vlslto'::":t the round now. Chester Ro.H Wilt2 1 :-::-=:cc--:o-----::-1l_ tfc 1MIX~D HAY . Josephine Rit- ern seven room home, ~ and Mrs. Earl Deal. Wednesday evening dinner home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora ed Joe Circle with choreo I'HilTU Copymg serv1ce Cop- '''" · Long Bottom, Oh1o. bedrooms, 2 woth wall - to- Appalachian Power Company WRECK REPORTED meeting. White and Linda. while his brother was away, les made of legal papers. I . . . .. .. . 2-20-3tc wall earpetmg. Large panel- vs. Melvin L. Curry, et al, PT· PLEASANT - Sheriff's Tom K. Fisher, president of Mrs. White's brother, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Plcked IIvmg room wath fare-- commissioners are Mrs. Earl Department reported a two-vro,.. Point Pleasant Rotary, sald the Roscoe Hollan entered the ens visited at tbe home of Mr. birttl record~ aild alm 11S1 any , 1964 noNDA 150 Priced right other dOCUillOnt! Phone WY 2-sa'61. · place, lull basement and Iewing, Mrs. Frank Haught, hicle accident occun-ing early local Rotary would join a world- Meigs General Hospttsl and had and Mrs. Warren Rose Sun lay. Reuter lnauraace, Pomeroy ! 16 6tp laundry room. Gas heat and Mrs. Charles Yeager, MNJ. Sel- Monday morning on Route 6l wide celebration plaMed by the surgery Sunday. I Mrs. Amanda Smith has r .. 1 lP t aar con.datlonmg. Storm doors don Flemming, and Mrs. John- near Spillman Church result- more than 11.800 Rotary elubl Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ro"!:e ~url'l - ' 1 rronr thr Vf' " r:;]n~ Mem. HAY delivered first and second and wmdows. lv,. acre lot. ny Roush. ing in approximately $1,000 pro- in 1Z7 countries. · and Mr~ 8eq11tf' ~tit' " wPre vr.~· orial Hospltal mueh improved.. Livestock 3 !'l!llmg. Also Straw. W. Cliff Call after :00 P· .m. WI 9- Commissioners in the action lperty damage but no personal ltlrf( Mrs. Ln1• 1('! H~adlpy at · ~.f · a~. ~lr· \'./arren Rose, _--:-:-;-;-2 !2 l2tc of Appalachian Power Com]>- injury. The icy road was blamDr. Melvin E. Doerr, Vet.ecin- Stout. Guysville, Ohio. Rl, 2103. Pleuonl Valley Hoopltal ' Ho',.er Hospi tal last Wf'dne.- Edi'h and Paul were vositlns arian, large and amaU anima Is 1, i'h. MO 2-2.439. 2-13-30tp FOR S.\.I.E-MiddleD<•"' ·, tall- an) vs· Hilda Giles, et a! are ed lor the sid"S· ·ipe eolliaion Admitted M,·s Hubert da_v. Mrs. Rose kept her ap- •h~r r. · r' ''len IIIII Washlngton St., Ravenll- USED- Army field jaCkets: Alr ~st bulldlflll. located 952 N Mrs. Vitus Hartley, Jr., Mrs. !of a truck driven by Earl Hen- . Mulline::, Buffalo; Frank Wil- , pont.ment at the hospital to Taylor for the first lime slnet wood, W. Va. Phoue 273-4271 Corps coverallll, pants and Second Street. Mh::ldleport Lannes Williamson, Mrs. C. L. ry of Ma!!on and 1 tru~k d"iven son, MaROn. they ~UV('J fr cm PomenJy to 1ser Or. Walker. Office boun, DallJ f to fl p. shirts. Carl Chevalier, Long Priced tor quick .ale II> Head, Mrs. George A. Carson, b, StraYd McDermitt of West ; Dlieharced - Glen Moss, Pt. The Golden Rule Sewlni Shade, Ohio, Sunday and Oilm. I 26 tic Bottom. :z.8..30tp quirt at Ohio Hotel lanG' Mrs. W. A. R~rkPr. f:()lnm~ia. · P'"·""?"lt. Circle mea~ pf ~..... ~ ... ...,,. nf Mr• ~~· ...-1 ~r·•-"r ?, ., .. t"''"...., EATING a1l' ('.AN I BlngW'~-~ •a ~ 1 Crew ld m u 1: 1 the ftrlt b eatment ... ·Just as Pope Plua vn ra!e- l rableo. His recovery pro~· 10 1 td the large bnperlal crown th• world that the Past.-ur INIII- , apd prep&Nd to place II U)llll meJII lor bydropbobla wu I • !lapoleon'l head, the latter aucceso. reached out • matcbod h from ----him and , with hb own hands, Telovloo...'a 11116 thea orowood blmaelf. First eveDI leadina to tbe , ~ Noot-S~ I Patrick Herry, iD IT71, waa , inveqtion of television came In : agalnat the Declaration of _II>- l817, with discovery of Ute ~.-. -.... ~Lii dependellOO and refused to """ chemical element selenium, it. He lbouahl unKtD between whioh C<lllld carry an electrical the colooles and • promise of current when exposed to lflht. YONDER COMES frleudshlp lrom FJ:aoco obould according to the BritaiiJlica i MlZ HAWKINS, MIZ LEDilETTER, eome first. I Junior Encyclopaedia. SIR!' On - News Scared Ht>ar1 Meigs Cuonty RF'D Paul Bowers - fi'arm Bill Miller Sho"' Weather News rinv's Morning Chapel Bili Miller Show Sport! Pickens Hardware (Tues . 'fburs·) New!! Bill Miller Show Daily Lig~t Bill Miller how Baker Furniture Show !Wed. · >'ri. l 9 00 Nt!W!I g 05 Col lee Witb Janet to no Bill Millers BruncL Show 11 oo Ministerial Association 11 .15 Masoo County Agrl F1t. (Tues. t tU5 Famlly Worship <Thuro. 11 to A.S.l Program !Fri.) 11:30 Swap Shop n 45 Tiny's Country Hymntlm~ 12•oo Cement B!Oc:k Nowo 2 15 Goesaltor Guoll Star 2 30 14rry Andenon Show 3.00 Jim Mea Show !2·00 Noon News 12:15 Muc1al Interlude 12:30 The Rev Merlm Teets 1:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sign Of! SUNDAY 7:30 Sign On _ Army Hour 8:110 .-'rencb City Baptisl 8:30 Sunday Show 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You to ·uo l1te Good Lilo 10 : 15 Sunday Show 12 :00 Noon Newa 12:15 Christlan'l Hour 12 ,30 Rev . Merlin Teet. 1:00 Sunday Showcase 1,30 Rev. SU11 BU!ups 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parso111 2:45 The Rev . 11o1co1 Thorne 3: 10 Sunday Showcase 4:30 Baptlal LayLD8D'I Hour I: 00 Sip Oil WJEH RADIO MONDAY TRRU FRlDAY 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Cluck 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8 :0U Ohio '/DIIey f'.lt!WS B:Of> Be 10 8: 15 6·16 8:55 9.00 9,55 10:00 m, 15 10:30 11:00 11 :05 11 :45 11 55 12 :00 12 :05 12:10 12:15 12' 20 12 '!5 12:30 2:45 I :55 t:OO 1:55 World News Sports Todoy Weather Musocal Clock Com,nunity News Talk ol tbo Town Ma•on County News Public S.rvlc:o Family Worship Hour La!Chs•cin& News Beat Mor.ilng Melndleo except Friday, Church Beils Ring World News Mason County News Community News Local News Markets Weather Bulteun Board News 0 Grams County Agent CoWliJ'y Go Roond Newo Beat Country Go Round NI!WJ Beat h HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAf\1 AHNII 1:00 Midway Mafinee 3:55 Newl!l Beat 4:00 1:30 5:110 5:tli 5:15 Dlsclng with Doso Interchange Community News World News Sport! Today \:jH!LE. lOOK AT 'THE F~l£toi.Oa SANDY 1-\tl.~: ;R.w I 'dlJRE WE.Ll, 6'i' NCWJ POOR, DULL: WITTED COWMBI* 140P'i THE't"RG I=R1Ett:>SI SH ·I-I . SAN[)'( I NO ~S G.IVEN THE OLD l.'OM HIS lAST SUPPB(\~ I l)LIPPEO Ef'IOUG!-1 Gll.FF= lr-\1'0 'THAT Ot9H '10 HEY WJ.¥Sl''S: SAND'l T~II'\G ,Q Till..L US, At'iHIE 't "AR ~="G'' ' ROUND 1-\'~E. r-IOW GIVE: TWHIT ' f MEN H '"FAlJ:l,L S'ElZIJRE."f NOv/ ~AIT TILL '50MEONE ! HCH-IUM' 5;?Fi. Weather rag O!b'COVERS HI,..,' we.u. · ~CK -ro 1-\APP'f DRWAMS · ""' A FEW Moia HOU!lSI 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6:110 Sign Off SATUROAV 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headline• 7:32 Musocat Clock 1:45 Word and Teslimon} 3, 00 Ohto Valley Newo l,llfi World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worshrp Hour lL 00 News, ~rmy Hour 11:30 Public Serv1ce 12 110 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12 25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:110 Dlsclng w1 th Do" 4:30 Top fen Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 Public Service 5:00 Dinner MUS!calo 6:00 Sign Off B~CK lH HrS ClJ~ Doct lkJUd&f' ~ :::------ . . . .;;: .. ~, •• BRANNER fERRY -AND GET 71-rE-1? A-I~R'I('FOE Nn.' iiCEiV5E ..• THE CARPE11NG 'YCU O<DERW AVAILA9lE IN 1HE a:JlOR. "'tU REQU ESTED. YOU'lLHAVc - 10 SELECT BOME· lHING E1.5E! Jt"ltoo 'and 8\' NI!!AL Ab&lll I BOY-1 BE'T'fE~ NO'!" ASK ~OR MY l'OU PREFER m ""~P., )()lJ Hi\Vi, BELif?VE ALLOWANCE ER.EXPOSS> Me .. T TODAY 9) -~-- i' MI'S PALMER, 1 WILL ONLY SAY TI-IAT iOMETIMES THfNGS' A~EI'JlT ,. PRECIS& A$ THill _...__ 86 JT. : 1 �. .. ... ~ ·- - ............... - .. ' --~ . . . . .. . _ ......... ' --~ ' --- .... . . . . . ---- ~ ~ ~ ' - • Swatzel Inducted Mrs. Barn hI'I/ • Mlnenville. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Swatzel . . 'M'a··,·nty About A valentine& rrangement of Into Sword & Blade dd • A • red sateen, while satm and gilt· Celebrate 50th We mg nmversary Is Hostess to tered hearts made by Mrs Michael s Swatzel, of ' dAd nd Fred rt k A People In watson de~roted the <'Offee Mr and Mrs Charles I< Swa~ I Aroun n "I s~:tz.~ cel::.,ed th~lfc 50th THE POET'S Garden Club Jable ~ a plastiC tree of val- zel of 110 Vale St' Pomeroy, I About dd g anruversary Sunda v •• RNER Pomeroy entine candy was on another was tnducted mto Scabbard and i' ; t: i';.,me of thetr son and CO Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush The Rooe Garden Club held Jable. Valentines for e~change Blade dunng the annual Ml 11• . Middleport j daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs FIFI'Y YEARS and farmly were Sunday gueats Its monthly meeting Feb. 17 at were placed m a decmated val- tary Ball at Oh10 UmverSJty 1-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport - --Portland Club Meets at Home Carolyn Price NOW YOU KNOW r o~,_!eb - 23 . 1965 ·"'·-·"""'-1 The speed of the earlb'o rotaton Is not conalstent because of tidal frlctton , turbulent motion within the earth's core aod "'ind variation. 1 100 1 of Mr. and Mrs A. C. Rickard the home of Mrs. Carl Barn- entlne box. Scabbard and Blade IS I n7t hill. Roll caU was answered by . tJOna l Military SorJe ty Way down in Missouri Mrs. Norman Fisher .and aon, naming an early blooming Games were played Wtth priZr elects its members each year of \1rs ( <~rCJ I\n f'nre Thurs Wit h hPL .oso n and fam 1h \1r 1throughoul with arrangements A Shumway lassie grew too .IThoma::., returned to their ho!De shrub. Mrs. Mildred Headley es awarded the winners and from the third and fourth year 1in Senecaville Monday even~ read the verse of the month. da y, Feb 1!1 -\ siHut bl.!..'iLnt"' and \Irs :0..1•r haPI ~r~1r1 and ol flowers Lhe gifts of rela valentines were exchanged. Re- ROTC classes on the . basis meetmg .., 4 .., < Pruiur tt·d b\ tht' ~on s, ott and ,w'.\- tJ<~In ~on, tlws <:~nd tnend5 [r the .;tate or west Vuginia after a week end visit Wlth The program was on the care b-eshment9 of red Jello. fruit of meritorious academiC and v 1 c~- prp.;; 1 tknt \ lro.; Ha 7.t'l ~k Kt>\ln ~1 <Jt!ht·w Miss Glenor.1:1 Shumway and In a "G retna Green" county Mr and Mrs. Robert Wamsley of azaleas and rhododendrons salad, heart shaped cooktes and ROTC achievement. Swatzel. 1 T edd ceremon was and family by Mrs. 1. 0. McCoy. punch were served by Mrs. Wat- who 1s a semor tn the College Kelvr) ck A. Swatze were heir Y Thoma1 Fisher of Senecaville were son to Lenora Bass, Steve of Arls and Sc1ences and • Mn; Rurh f-_btr-;b<:~th askt'd Tht' H. t'~ \I F· J) 0 W.'ion ,1s Mr umrt'dfo,reden m marriage at Pt Pleasheldw mg and The floral arrangemen•WJ 1 for ctonatwn ~ u1 't'gdablf"·; fnr <ondurtlnK (h urrh ser vices t'il.th • w Va february 18 1915, The future years held their visited Swxlay with Mr judged and ribbons awarded to Thorpe, Corky Moore, Paula distinguished nHIItary sclenco~ s 1· t>mng ,v thr Port la nd ant. Mrs. Mason FISher and family ........ Lo'IS McCain and Mrs. EthJean Moore, Sue Ellen CUnningstudent, is a 19&1 graduate iloup wtmh \\ 1~ HJ De St! r\l:'d 'um a\ t'~ b1 thl! Hev AndPrs•,n pastor bounty R land fi' h Mountam uuo h h 1 bv the {lub :.tt the Bloodmoblit> ' 1eth•Jdl:,:t ( hurr h o! tht> Methodist church They Slat~ BU5m~:S e~llege student, el Arbaugh. The special ar- bam and John Warner. Pomeroy Hlg sc 00 · 1~ Pom rro\ vn Monda~ F'f'b 1 Tht' nnnu: of \am\ Hu( han-· are the parents of four chtld- So. on February 18. in 1915, spent the weekend with his rangement was by Mrs. J. S 22 Mrs Pme M1s YlcKelvt"v . Hfl ~<i~ un 1ntt'nttonalh omlt· 1 ren twu sons, William and Thetr young hearts beatmH parents, Mr and Mrs. Mason Davlll. For Years Of Dependable Service Mrs Je an S<nrt• and Mr~ .lt'<lrl It'd from rtw m1·mbt'! S of tile Charles bbth ol Pomeroy : Mrs true Fisher and family , Minersville. Mrs. Bamhlll had prepared Schul er lolun1rt·rt"d 1•J hl:'lf-1 a1 \\t"stmmstl:'r \oulh Fello.,.. Shlp, Tex tMarJom•l Myers Arhng- Gtt>nora Shumway and Freder- Mrs. William Fisher and son a game pertaining to flowers Buy Your Refrigerator At Elberfelds the Bloodmub1ll:' partll iJhltmg :;, lht- patr1otH l io n, Va:~ and M1 s H.avmond Jck Swatzel returned to their home m Bel- fo~ all~ take part m a.nd th< Eleetwn uf olflC'l'l'S ror tilt' program Suudav t!Venmg 1:1 1 INHo!T\I J Trcn1s of E:wa 8f'aeh, Plighted their love by say- ,pre Sunday , after spending the prtze gomg to Mrs. LoiS Mc· fo!lowmg Yl'ar was held w1th the Fw"1 Unl tt"d Presb\ten~:~ n 1H;tv.ali ing, " I do.'' past ten days w1th her parents, Cain. the fotloiHng elt>( ted PrPSidt•nt 1'hun 1 1 l'he table was lovely m whtte Mr and Mrs. Sam Arnold. They Refreshments were served to Mrs lean SaHe VJCe Prt>s1!men cov-er, centered w1th a The commg years brought were accompamed home by Mr. 14 members. Next meeting Wlll 01110 1 l;~rgt! t akro ced in wh1le and dent Mr s Ha1e l \T(t\t'lvf'v \1 \s"' Kmen Ba.tme~ laughter, Fisher who spent the weekend be held at the horne of Mrs. Secrerary lrt'asurel Mrs <ar l'nt\NSit) !j\Udt'nt . s!knl the det'ora1tod w1th gold rosebuds The commg years brought w1th relatives. Howard Caldwell. The lravelolyn Pnre and PublH 11v rh~1r weekend \o\llh her P~ll·ents :\1r and top()f'd w1th gold weddmg tears Calling Sunday on Mrs. Olar- ing prize was won by Mrs. Dorman. M1 s Sh1rlt·\ lulmsm1 , ,md \trs Even·11 H~chnPI and bell ~ and tht- numeral• ''SO" m l The1r growmg love and under- les Buck and Mrs. Ehzabeth thy Stout. After a dellrltHI ~ pot lurk dilughtf"r < onnH' gold rose bud, punch, coffee, standing hearts Humphrey were Mrs. Margaret -----~unch, .\1rs Mallha Host' de m Mr and M1s Orvtlle Yates one end ol tht! table and the I O'er shadowed all their fears . Werner and son, Bob, o1 Coonstr<.~1t>d lt'Xtllt· pa1ntmg 1<> the I and sons Dale IJe<;jn and Duane s1lver 1·offee service on the lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Everett group and tlw altPJ 1\tllt!l "d" ol Mtamisl:mrg, Ohto . were orhe1 "Wee'' Swatzels came to vlllit Davts, Middleport, and Wayne spent pamtmg Vtl'ekend guests of her SISter IndiVIdual Ntke squares ilt>d them Russell of Norfolk, Va. 1 1 Tho se arr ndmg IH'It-' \frs ~:~nd fam1h the Rt!~ and Mrs 111 wh ite and topped w1th a Boys and g1rls, four in all Mr and Mrs Jerry Fry reRose Ml:. Ftwrsi;J<Hh i\.l!s \1 E Dow son and sons Doug· gold rozebud, punch. coffee, Permanent guests, arrivmg to turned to their home, Dover, OU Q SaHe Mr-.; Plit t' \lr s \1( Kt!l lo and Dw1ght mmts and nuts were :.;erved. share Del Monday aJter a weekend OtiS Bell, the son of misslonve) Mrs !ol!n <;"n .md ,on. \hs lohn Vultz and Mrs Mr~ Theodore Beegle presld· Their home, a cottage smaD visit w1th Mr. and Mrs. Narley ary parents servmH 1n Japan, }r11 s S('hull'r ::~nd son M1s lia r \ei<~ !ones accompanied lhe1r " 1 ~t the pun(·h bowl and Mrs Hysell, ,Mrs _Faye Fry, Mrs. will be the guest speaker at the rv Swan \lr!o A lbt'JIH HrndN .., l..,tl:'r \1r s. Harold Vogel so n~ Hugh Lane at the eoffet> ser- J Time goes on, children grow Ellen Ebersbach and other Sub-district Methodlst Youth son i\lrs Ettwl ~:ult'! \1 r ~ ,111d d<HJghtel \lel mda to the1r : \ 1ce Approxtmate ly 150 guests up relatives lk: V Fellowship Rally to be heid Marlj:lt:' HoustJ ~Ir s Katldt>tt• lwml m P{Jrtsmouth for <~ VISit 1 were registered by Mrs Mich- l And establish homes of their Wayne Russel1 of Norf~th· h~ Sunday afternoon, Feb. 1! at , ael Swatzel ot Athens 1spent the weekend WIussellIS th e Ches ter Me thod'-t Ward Mrs ( i.!rml:' n H:.tll Mr~ ovt> r I lie ltollda) own. m Cburc h , Lou1se Bn-wu Piluln ( huck1e and Dav1d Follmo,mg the op1•n house Mr One bv one they marr) and ,mother, Mrs. Jessle R M • at 2 30 p m. Bell is a student at : Mrs. Charles Burt and . n . Oh U 't 1 1eave --- - - ( oHrt u! Bt'lprt> spt'!t l seve, ra ' a nd Mrs Swalzel en•ertamed ' I IEllen Ebersbach were ThurslOll nlverbesl y. ked to da\s "1th tht'l r grandmot 1er. 1Wllh 3 famtly dmnPI Present T!l l fi'r1tz and G enn are G , A mem rs are as .• dayr busmess VISitors m a. 11- send th err . ,. \1rs I uc1llt' i\la~e~ m ,1'11ddl e were Mr and M1 3 1'ex Myers all a 1one w cen1s to Mrs. pa ul poMis. Cha 1 B k a Karr, Long Bottom by WedPurl wh 1lt> the1r partonts. Mr and son Mat k Arlmglon Va . , , rs res uc w s an . h and Mt s f.rnt>~t Cov+>rt wer P Mrs Donald Blankenship Can- 1H~ppmess grows like cluld1'en I ht Th d y of nesday of th1s week. Outreac 1 . , overmg gues ucs a h · WI! Ath , Pomeroy Ohio on a tnp ton Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Devdo her brother Ran Might and Area c a~rmen, rna er~l r Hnd Mrs Kenneth Ca le I er and son and M1:ss Sondra And comes wtth grandchtld- Sister, Mrs.' Viola Rumft~ld at ton and Terry ~arrel1, with and ciHidrt'fl Marsha and Me Polls Columbus Mr s Albert ren too R 11 d I their counselor, Mildred Lucas, 1 L.AST TIME TONIGHT I. / I ' ' U an • • char ge of t he pror I11., !1ssa have gone to Nor o \a Swatzel, Ma,;on w va , Mrs Thf'Jr past years have b~n a Mrs. Eslie Mossman returned will be m ELVIS PRES! F'\' 10 "ROUSTABOUT" \\hNe \11 Cat; has been as-1 1\orma Chapman Mr and real JOY ho..•ne Saturday after a week'& gram. t'll'{ hmcolt•r) stgntod \Irs Cale and daugh- Mrs Charles Swatzel and dau ! In learmng that It ls a gtrl VISit at Newark with her Mrs. Leo Smith Is remind· Elv1s Pr<"S1t'\ Ua rh.1 ra SI <Hl 1 Br~nda or a bov daughtt:"r and son-m-l.aw , Mr ing each MYF group that subwyck. Joan 1 ~rt>Prmn Le1l ters have been w1th her moth- ghler , Ctndy , Mtss Er1ek so n. Stu -\nne Langrlon t'l i\11 5 ~lax Roller ror sever-~ Potts, Jame:s Swatzel and the and Mrs. Donald Morgan and district dues ~bould be pa1d as Faaturette· al ll,t'f'ks honored guests, all of Pomeroy Happmess w1th the joyo f hv- ~son soon as pos~Lble to Robert COMMOTION on th• OCEAN j mg Mrs Susie FISCher spent Sun- Swanson, Mtll~t. Middleport. \l 1 and Mrs Carl Mattox 3 Stooves Wt!re busmes~ \l~\1ors m Galll- 1 I As eaf'h new dayt hey greet day at New Haven, w va., Mrs. Smith would also like for Colorcartoons A.dmt~sum 75c and 4!1c pnliS Sllnda~ I IHappmess o'er flowing, when With her sister, Mrs Mae each local MYF to reJX)Ttbelo Mrs Arthur Stuart has re- 1 A great grandchtld they meet. Reilmire and Mr and Mrs. her the amount of money t y WED. and THURSDAY 1urned to hn home m Charles John Reitmire and son, Stan· have collected to be used for February 24·25 ton. 11 va all or havmg be<n Sharmg each other'• sorrow ley. the call 1o Japan for Otts Bell NOT OPEN callt'd here due to the senous Attendanf'e pms were award- and pleasures Mr. and Mrs Richard Van- to talk with biB parents. 1rllness of her b~<l1her Mr Hom- ed. at the Syracuse Nazarene Whether cloudy or sunny Mete~ of Beverly were Sunday FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 16-27 er Cook and Mrs Cook. patients Church durmg the S u ndav weather, evemng guest~ of her slstex, "SHOCK TREATMENT" at Veterans Memona! Hosp1tal. l School hour Sunday mormng. · These two hNve trod the path Mrs Susie Fischer. Stuart \\'h1lman, Carol Lyn The 1965 Models In All Sizes Are ~ 1 ss Jea nette Crooks MarM L Wt be And walkt'd along together. Mr. and Mrs Gene Orlander lfy . Rodrlv Mcf>owel.i, Laur!;'n · rs eroy a son, on · 1 H 11 d s d Bacall. Jetta spent the holtda) wt'ek h h 1 o arroonva e vtslte un ay 1d . ) hat1 o1 Jte scoo, have come and years wtt 'hM r. an dM rs. Jh F'k "LILIES OF THE FIELD" On Sale On The 2nd Floor. I end w1th her parents \1r and W 1 presene f , Years on ne. 13• Sini\EY PO ITJER. b(' c;.t ar1o r pms tu 1m a son, or Cldd F k 1 ed 1 h' WrdtPr Crooks Shtre- years LerO\' Wa1son, havt> J!!one [!. re awnd 19fl3 LJiia Skala. 'Irs .f • nme 1 le r1c t Colurn b oM 18 Stanley Adams Pml lt'f as turned to her te-ar hmg dunes }'ears· Mrs · Lerov Watson and I And both have grown qu1te , :mp oyfmen m . urn us on· Mrs. Leroy Watson entertainSunday the mcred1ble, unror~ettablf" 1n Manella toda\ h 1 old a ter spendmg the week ed members of her 1 ay Homer Smith. H.ev William Jhorpe, eJg t F ' 1915 I'll . t . t end With his IUIIrents Mr and School class of Syracuse Nazarom L mneen s1xy.,... , . Havman of ' years, Mr and Mrs C.arwn 1 Mrs R1r hard fJve Mrs Paul fi'nck and famdy . rene church recently with a SUN., MON,'TUES. ! Hunlingdon \ialle~¥, Pl::l IS here ! Haves and Steve Thorpe, srvAnd lhe'lf Mr. and Mrs. P'rench Hund- valentine party at her home tn 1 weddmg is now of Feb. 28---M41r. 1-'l Co f111 a v1s1 t w1th her mother en years, Ltonora Bass, r- 1 golc.a. ley and sons, Don and David, of "I'D RATHER BE RICH" :\,rs R < Sans bur~ and her , k). Bobby Lou and Terry Columbus were overnight vis<Terhmco\m) ntt't'r M1s" l'iall\ S('haaf She I Moore SIX years, Mr~ Bob T d rll itors Sunday of her mother Sandra Oet> Robt>rl Goulet, 1 1 1 . Andy Williams. Charh•s Rug I ca me especially to atten d the Moore and Randy Moore , f1ve 1mesawoneruast A h d . ts d k Mrs. Georgia Williamson They• s h e raws ' pam an s et- also VISited . : ges Herm1 one Gu1go\d (,pm• weddmg or Mtss Cl1nst1nt> Cna1s yean; . .£andra, Tamara an d other relatives on Raymond. Malmre t'he\ alier 1 (,~lid M1 Russell Mclnt\ re to H1rb Stewart, Jane Ann DonTh c es. t f "G ld Monday. Colorcartoon1 1t)e hP.ld Saturda~ afterm~n 0 Iovan , and Cherie Bass, three ! t' dpic~ re 0 a Wed· I Mr and Mrs Dale Valentme 1 :~iiiiiii:iiiiiii:ii::iiiii:=:::;:~~=::_::.:..::.:..::_::.:...::.:.;:::;:...:_.:.:.,::.:..::.:..-. years David Bass, Rob Stewmg coupe" , , of Parkersburg, W. Va., were art and Louise London, two A~d th\ title Fifty Years Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. years, and Bobby Jor Varian, e etc es. Eldon Kraeuter and daughters. "'The John Warner, Lmda Weaver, Claudia Cunnmgham, Barbara BPst Wishes to you, Glenora Nelson's CaU on Birthday Sprouse, Bob Moore and M)irCongratulations to you Mr. new A group of relatJves and "Fritz" tie Warnt!r, all one year, friends called on Mrs. W H. May the coming years be as "with the Dodge Polara 5001 Ebershach SatUrday evenmg 1o happy red all-vtnyl intmior. You mean the As the ones you've enJoyed extend greetm,s 1o her on bucket seats, while car her btrthday herewith During the evening ice cream, thtck carpeting, that's parked 1n a decorated birthday cake, To this Ohio lad and man "No~ padded dash and the m1ddle of And the Mtssoun lassie so the gift of Mrs. Ben Neutz.. I dtdn't notice.~ shiny center console 1 thetr dnveway ... MemberS of Bethel No 62, ling, coffee and mints, were mfty. lnternatwnal Order of Job's We Mrenade and honor you served by Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Oaughlers attended mornmg Jacob Ebershach, Mrs. Adam Who together, have lived church servkes Sunday at the Ebersbach, Mrs. George Korn years of fifty. , Middleport F~rst Baptist -Anno Swatul Blanl<enoblp and Mrs. Orville Rader of CoChurch w1th the1r honored lumbus. Mrs. Ebersbach, who F•bruary 18, IH6 queen, Stephame Pullen. has been confined to her home --~ --sented on Palm Sunday at 3 for the past year, received a Followmg Lhe st'rv1ces the 1 Bt'thel glfls were guests at a 1 p.m are invited to come. Ar- number of cards and gifts, inl 1unchenn served ln the church rangements will also be made cluding cut nowen from Mrs. I dmmg room by Mrs. James lo sing at the Community Sun- Adam Ebershach and daughters. Pullen, mother or the honored rise service Easter Sunday. queen She was assisted With the servmg by Mrs. A. R Pul- ' len and Mrs Elizabeth Arnold. Mrs John Fultz, Mrs Kalad i Hmdy , Randy Becker and Miss ' Jerry Pullen I 1 Other gue"ts at the luncheon ' wt!re Mrs El!ite Smith, guard· 1an of the Bethel, Paul Darn ell . assoc1ate'guardian. and the You alwavs drlv• a good Rev ~:tnd Mrs Donald Boont' and duldren, Jeannie and DaOF bargam when you rome to us Vld ror auto fmannng Sav~ money, REHEARSAL SET . A rehearsal for the cantata san pea<.'~ of mmd Our low rates · 'T'he Seven Lost Wordt Of '-'" 1U let you enJOY your car' Chnst ' wtll be hold at tho Fed· 1erated ch urch Thursday at 8 WILL BE WITH US If you haven' seen the Polara 500 ... it's probably because ther& was a crowd around it 1p m. 1s mvited to come. Ar1the cantata which wiH be prt>WE PAY HSf8's tht lint on Pol111 500 2-doorllllldlop or convo~•blo. smoorh-ridlng 121'" wltBBib01o Almost 4 000 pouods 1 11 body lltoutiftt Poro11 383 "'- i~ '18 Also l10n1 bucl.ot sealS and fiJI C&f!l&Ung ilp1ons mcludo s fklor-mooo10~ 4o/o ON SAVINGS Worm Llnod 4-lfiM'( llicllilift rr 3-sosllf 111tomout tachometer. 1m ~11!1 difforon•~. 426 coo• inch W. and mo. loiS more. ' • at y e en tine 1VEA'I'HD Cloudy, rata • - ei&IIIP .... IO!IiPI- Low ......... -- WLII Larn S'o\oalzel, Butternut Ave In the Buckeye state of Ohio t \lrs ('lu·~ter F:rwm tnt~ spen t w1t h upen house from 2 to 4 p Btralloa l'luiJ mt'l ar tht> t10rne th· past lew da):> m l:ielpre 1m The home was decorated Tht> Pon land Humt.' Dt'mun - A Swattel lad did grow at Albany VOL XVI NO. 266 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965 ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PARIS tUPI) France and Russia appeared in agreement today on the desirability of a peace conference to stop the fighting m Viet Nam. Reports from London today satd Communist China was prepared to port1cipate m V1et Nom peace negotiations but opposed to any pre • coruhtions for the talks. These reports said North V1et Nam also appeared ready to Jalk, but also without conditions. I Sov1et Ambassador Serge Vmogradov paid an urgent call on Prestdent Charles de Gaulle late Tuesday and expressed hi~ government's ' serious concern" over developments m V1et Nam. He referred especially to retaliatory Communut Amencan air strikes against North V1et Nam. DeGaulle holds that a settlement should neutralize all of Soulheru~t Asia. It was reported from Washmgton Tuesday that the Umted States has giVen Bntain, with Russ1a 1 a co-cha1rman of the Genev.a conference. ta crt m Soutb V1e-t Nam. U S consent to conduct d1plomattc soundmg:. One of the not1on s top Budd hl':.t .le ade1~, on the possibility of negotiations on Vu~t Nam. Tluch 1 venerable ) Tam Chau , termed the war The report emphasized, hoy;ever, that Bn2gamst Commumst guernllas " fratnc1dal ' tam IS actmg on tts own and not as an U s m an address here Tuesd~~ night to 8,000 agent lailhful. SAIGON !UP!i - BuddhiSt demands for a cease - fire m the ant1-Cornmum st war today raised the poss1bJ11ty of more political stn!e l!:ven as Tam Chou spoke, V1et Co11g uudmg part ies ove.r-ran a government . p•utected hamlet only f1ve miles east of Sa 1gnn w one of the boldest atlacks of lht- war. · You ra nnot wm the war through fighting .• Tam Lhou :sa1d m a maJor po!Jc.,. stalt>ment at the Na1 1onal liutidtust Center He declared that brothers were kJllmg brothers. Tam Chau s statement mal'ked a dramatJi sv.n cli m UJe public Buddhist position Pre~ wuslv. 'Ja m Cha u and other m1htant Buddhist le<.~d1r:. hllve demed that they favored <.~11\ ( t ~:~se - fire or a negotiated settlement \'. 1th 'llt- Commumsts leadmg to a neutrahza1\on ul Sou th \'Jel Narn ~- 1 lF Missionaries' S /I S k on wi pea At y fh R 1/ I WORLD I •==----=--------,· MEIGS THEATRE p• Are Awarded at Sunday School 1 Aff d en once Ins I Mrs. Watson is Hostess for Church Class ELBERFELDS--POMEROY •• · puts In EquaI'IZer "H ave I seen what....7" ' 1 Save Money On WJ/1/////h We Are Please To 1 Announce That 1 BART WEIDEL KAHN TAILORING CO. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24 BOOTS $5.00 Lodlos l'lno Loothor Rog. $6.99 THE SHOE BOX )!ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Middleport, 0. To Present New Spring end Summer 715 Dodge Polara --0211..~ Febrics For Fine Custom Tailored Clothes. New York Clot~ing House R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second StrMts POMEROY OHIO 1 I ° Snow Blankets 'I I Dillon Misses Perfect Game B 0 R II To he Arraigned In Court North Sectl'ons I 1 I I t' I I' , ' Who Can Forget Stan LaoreI L"IttIe Man AIways Bemg • pushed Down Laus('he Likes I New Strip Bill I I 1 Middleport, 0, OMAHA . Ne b. (UPJi - Tht bt'J Ut lfU I Omaha Wife or "'dead nnger ·• John (Fntz) Johnson 1s expected to take actJon to have thetr marnage annulled m the nf'xt few days I hat act10n was announced Tuesd<:~y by Johnson's Omaha auorm·y , Harry Farnham Fntz ' WllUid not comment, sa\' in&: 1· anythmg J have to say ·will j eome from my attorney '' Farnham sa1d Mrs .Johnson 1 1s takmg the actton becaus1 1 IJoth she and F'ritz have realized their marnage IS void und1•r Nebraska law HE' said both the pretty 24-year--old mod· PI and her flamboyant husband l1 ze h~ 1s still legally mar· to an Akron . Oh10 woman. Oh10 woman Mrs LawBader df'dmed to com, mPnt on thE" proposed annulmf'nt Her husband dJsappf"ared on a Lake f<:ne f1shmg tnp in 1Ma\ uf 1957 and was declared JegJilv dPad m 19M Fntz was n·cogmzed and 1dentlf1ed as the m1 ~-: ing man whJ le he was attendmg a spo rt~ I show m C't11cago Smre then he 1 has steadfa"t tv dt-med any knowledge of am former life m Oh1o However , fmgerprrnl s tn 1 d1f'Jit>d lhRt he and lhe m1ssin@ man are one and the sarne. suspect Ill• BrutaJBeatIn• I .- ~\\\\\\\~ H"tghway may , Be Name d £or Tom JenIuns • I I AUTO FINANCING 5 DAY FORF.CAST ' Omaha Wife Asking for Divorce Temperatures in Ohio Harold Wilson told lhe House country into fiery battleof Commons that " we have grounds. will average 3·5 degrees been actively engaged m diplo. The ftre _bomb attacks were below normal. RepresenMASON - The Wahama While Falron band will pre- tative normal highs and malic conoultaliono of a <'Onfi- apparently 10 vengeance for the denhal nature." asstassmathoMn ,suodl ayx of hoNegrot sent its wmter concert Thursday, Feb 25 at 2 p m in lows are Cleveland 38-21, exrem1s acorn w se ' th e W a hama High · · The State Department replied 1 h' bl k school au d'1tonum. D1rectoro are Jo- ' C!ndnnali 46·28, and Co15 lumbus 42 • 24. Colder tn a highly guarded one-~en· u~ou a~:rn belac e!"P~t;a~y seph L fngerick and Thomas F. Reed. 1 Thursday and Friday and ltnce statoment "The Brtllsh fh ~ 1 ng pe Y SelectiOns to be featured are I - -- - - - - - - - - 1 then moderating. Pr..-lpiand other governments have ~ 11 us liDS f M 1 1 X ' Band or Americ? March" Iner 0 8 been m touch Wlth us wath re- ! do .~wers co mt 1P 1rom;. by La Valle "Elsa's Proces- 1 Bas1 clarinet - Ahce John- tatlon will average one to max1mum re a 1a JOn . . 11se tllo-tenths or an inrh tpect to our aLtitude on South , agamst the sect the blame for swn to the Cathedral." by son and Joy Thabet. Vtet Nam, and we have natur- 1his d ath Fea Y Alto Saxophone Paula 1 melted In !he southwest 1 Wagner ''Ballet Music" by Ros· ~tlly gtven them a full account pre ~ th t rs were e~; 1 s1m: ''Overture to the Comic Werry, Jack1e Aldridge, Mari_l to one-quarter to ont•-half of the Situation and our views.'' I try s.to kill ~ea:;!~~~~ ~~g _: Opera," by Suppe, and "Baga- • lyn Cook, Connie Hickel, Aud·' inch northeast orruring pion Cassms Clay, a pro~in:t ' tt!lle,'' Wtth a clarmet qua:tet i rey Shuler and Patty Smith. ; mafnlv Thursdav but snow ·nurrif's lik~· lv most I CIUCAGO _ POUCE SE- Mushm, and Muslim leader Ell- , of Shan-y Flesher. Chnsty Tenor saxophone - Sharon 1 daJs . · Howard, Becky LewiS and Con- IQueen •nd \1artha Thompson. cunty forces were mobilized to- I jab Muhammad day because of mounting rU· I :I'he strikes by the snort- ,m~ f!.at~~ur , •• Horn - Debbie Cook, Char- ,, , ' I'~ mars that followers of slain ists destroyed the Musllm's S"wte ~n ~mature F' by lene Dodd and Linda Ord • 1 Black Nationalist Malcolm x 1 - - - -- - 'T'aylor Will be presented by 1 Bar1tone - Steve Wood and , were en route to Chicago to Mary Foster, _ Sharry Flesher, IStephen Fowler. : oven e their leader's death. I 0 JUS IJ.oah Ann Miller, Janell Calli Trumpet - Gary Stewart, and Debb1e Cook, whrle Gary Bob H1ckel, Gary Green , Ron-1 g . Telephone calli to police Stobart. Robert Hickel and Ju- aid Slem, Judith Duncan, Judv ; Tuesday nlghl from a man who I dith [luna Duncan will be fea- Hoffman, Jerry Morgan, and ' I ldentlfi,~ himself as "John Hen- : tnred In "Amer~ca the Beauti- Jame' Lewrs. 1 derson satd a brtgade ol up I Sen 0 kl c c0II ms, ' R- ful .. Ic l'romhone · - Mary ArtiS, I' I1 to 1 000 Black Nationalists was · a ey h f 11 . Ironton has mtroduced an 1' e o owing SJ e student per- ralg Abohn , John Smith, COLUMBUS UP II S I commg from New York to slay "equali;er" btll In the Ohio formers and the instruments ! Frank Zuspan and Donna Lish I R ~ It 0 1 d - R 11a e S~11LE OF CONFIDENCE _ Coull ie l di 1 r'ol Pham V De 0 FIIJ'ah Muhammad leader 1 ' th 'II 1 d · h ' p · R ld H ep. L8r on avJ son · ron .. · • ' Senate which would permit ey WI pay unng t e ror1- : ercuss1on ona ester, 1 th Ng or Thao !L t as he lea\ics the l10n1e of l; 1·n Ngmt> n of the Black Mushms ( cert I Robert H ds M R h on. proposes nammg e sf<'- Kh f b R I R teachers to use m1litary serv1ce · . u on, yra ous • tion of us 52 10 Lawrence 1 anh a te1 the re el lorct'S had been plat !'d aro und oger D1l on of Pomerov D credit for retirement purposes. Oboe- Mary Foster Mtke Harbour and ~ian Hart County the ''Tom Jenkms \1em-i the bulldmg Khanh s troops lalet lr~.ljJIU l t'd most of 2 eamP v,.J1hm one strike ot NEW YORK POLICE At present any teacher who I Flute - Janel! Call. J u d Yj Dale Johnson wtll_ play the oTJal Highway" 10 honor of the 1Sa1¥on I rom Thao s wsu 1gents rollmg a perft>et game Tue"day sharpshooters lmed surrounding has been a member of the Guheen, Jane Dodson, Barbara . bass Leah Ann ~1tller , the late Thomas E Jenkms. long- I evemng at lhe Pt~meroy BowJ.. rooftops today m a tense v1ali anned forces on achve duty 1 Marshall and Lmd.a Abohn. bassoon and Jenmfer Zerkle, 1 r Oh mg la nes . lffie congressman district rom 10 ~ I agamst threatened VIOlence ~at I may qualify up to ten years of '' c'I anne! - Sharry Flesh~r. t he ban tone saxophone I 10th congreSSI(}nal (J Dillon. rollmg ror Fnreman the Harlem funeral home where that duty for teacher rettre- 1Chns.ty Howard , Becky Lewis, I I DavJdson satd he mtroduced b and Abbott m the Tn - Count}' the body of slain Black Nation- ment cred1t in Oh1o For the 1 Conme Harbour. Shiels Walker, the bill to dedicate the highway • • League. turned m 10 consecuahst leader Malcolm X is on : teacher to be eligible, however, I Karen Roush, Brenda Burton, , to Jenkms . becauso I feel 'I live stnkes befnre breakmg th• would be mce to do sumt'thmg stnng of h1s 11th roll pubhc vtew 1h'- must have entered the arm-I Jo~etta Ltsh, Beverly Russell, ! ed forces d1rectly from teach- Susan Grmstead, Sharon Rol~, f 'I hP only thmg that kept 011· k h 1 The investigation of Mal-. t edt t h llns sandra Marshall John I et IS ormyoldfnend' ('Ql, UMBl!S (lJPil - A S ti SPt'Cl \\d S to hf' a!IJ\ gllf'tl ion fr om bN·om mg the fJrsl colm's assassination and Tues· mg, reurn acJVe teac - , W ~ T H ff ' J 1 Jenkms , a native of Jackson 1toctav tn the 1:tn1tal rohher\ beaitng of HobPrt 1 ]leland day's fire-bombmg of the Black ing wlthing two years after M~r ~n ~~ : R~ man,d ~anne , served two terms as Lawrence III. a promJnt'nl :'-J€\\ Yot k bank rl \\ ho \A .b st !I I Ill I' I If - pt:>rson tu roll a perfect game Mushm headquarters mosque ml leavlng the armed forces and g , ~o s tzer an ancy By United Press International Countv prosecutor and one as Jral conditiOn . un the Pomeroy lanes was tht Harlem took on international taught in the state at least iAnderson. Snow fell today rroJ'n Texas st.ate -s~.:nator before he was The suspect , Albert J ohnson .Jr :14 ('nlumbus was lour pm , overtones With the claim by one year after that ttme Alto clarinet- Erma Crites, to the southern Great Lakes elected to Congress m 192.1 llelc hargPd Tuesdav mght Vltlh ass.Jtdl \\t1 h a dP ..ldl\ \\eJ~ · Dtl!on ptckPd up the pin that clvU right! leader James Farm- Collins' proposal would grant Cathy Zuspan and Susan War- while frigid archc air plunged! served m Congress from 1925 1pon and unarmed robber v kept him from Jommg the very er that the killing was master- to any teacher who has been southward through the Plains. until 1958. never lostng an elet·- I • • elite 300 club. and With th • inded a member of the armed forces, PATIENT TAKEN Heavy snow warnmg~ were tlon He died m December 19 ~9 1 PohrP sa1d Johnson adm1Hed --spare , ended wnh a 289 It 11 m overseas. but who is melig1hl,e for re- Bert Dodridge, Pomeroy, was extended into lower Mtchigan.: For several years . .J~nkms nothmg but they lmk him w1th m1ra He\'nolds 34 <olumhus !t'port t>d the only htgher game tirement credit for such ser- taken to Veterans Memorial northwest Jn<'hana and most of was dean of the 01110 dE'legallon the mc1dent Ireland was found aftt-r mt•t-tmg tlit"m m u tw zr•ded at the Pomeroy lanes CAPE KENNEDYTWO vice, the r1ght to purchase hospital and admitted as a me Illinois Hazardous driving m Congress. He served as m an alley unronsCJous He rP- Ireland a dJrPr rm ol 111e M was a 290 by Pat Will several shtps searched the Atlantic ear- these years of military service. leal pat1ent at 1 15 p.m. Tues-- warnmgs wf're ISsued south of chairman of the Congressional ce1ved a skull fracture and suf- A Hanna co ( l t~·,•ela nd a Hars ago Dillon was bowlmc ly today for a lost experiment- He says it would add equity day by Pomeroy emergency the snow belt. partn('r m Bro.,., n B1oth E'rs llaz on lant>s thrt>e and four . 1Food Study Committee m the I fered from exposure squadmen. More than 3 m<:hes of fresh l l940s and was a member of the I Ireland told police Johnson at nman and Cu Nt'\" \mk and al space glider. It disappeared, ! to retirement credit. after glidmg from the edge of snow rell durmg the night In House Ways and Mf'ans and tacked hm1 m Johnson s apari a former Nrw 'rm k Ba nk ,1f1J 1 space at speeds up to 1S,300 1 Ch1cago, making superhtg~ways ] Atomic Energy committees ment carl\ 'luPsda\ Pollee CC'I w<:~ s 10 ( olumhu" tor a miles an hour to an ocean recov· l' treacherous and school Children U 8 '" satd Ireland had gont> to 1hf:' 1Ranf'o Inc bo 3 rd ot dn t't tor, 1 · hes of snow C happy . UP to 8 me ery area. t o~"" h enten ...awrence h apartment w1t h Johnson and El- nwetmg ' th nd th h oun y m t e west at t e Scto- ____ _ A study of the scorched glid· was on e grou roug 1 C 1 1 f lr 1 I told pol we Johnson He 1 parts of Nebraska, Kansas and I o oun Y me wes o on on I unchf"d h . . er and Its fltght records may ' Missouri. and runs along the Ohto R1ver l Veterans Mf'morlal Hospital P , Jrn In lhP fatt' and belp lay the eroundwork for Iuntil It crosses mto West VIr· ADMISSIONS - Dana Lam- kJCkE"d hml lie .;;aid the anack - rou;\<1BUS !UPll - DE"mo. aerospace planes that would be gmta at Chesapeake bert . Middleport. Gt'rlrude rr then stn pped lum and too k rra tJ(' S('n Frank Lausche, I able lo laod at jetports after I Death Penalt A··· Drake. Vmton Henry Hun! . ever)lhmR lfl 11" poekels "''"P' for ml'r llhio governor, today swoop1ng back from space. . . . Y H.acme Bert Dodndge Pome- tlm'e kryo;;, r::~lled an OhiO Senate bil) SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) Milllons wtll never l is Pushed Forward Two Pet>'ti'on• f<>r H. ld N p' MJSs Heyn,J ds was pwkl'd up a~med at lighlening strip mini forg t h' bee h ( th th ('ttl roy , aro orton, orne roy T e tm ause e was one 0 em e I e CHARLESTON, W. Va . <UPI) 1 DISCHARGES _ Wtlbur Me Tuesdav as a malenal wllnPss rrgul at10ns a vast 1mprove. PHU.ADELPHIA HE man, the harmless chap who never succeeds no matter - The West Vtrgml8 Senate to- Divorce are Filed 1Do ld Ch t Ch 1 W b- .Johnson ha" prev10us Pom w ment owr ex1stmg laws ,. Pennsylvania Manufacturers' how hard he tries. jday was expected to advance to . . na ...,' es er , ares e lion s for ass~ult and~~ on p<11 A four . p;ge leftPT from Association was told Tuesday That was the story of Stan Laurel's life In the movies lpassage stage without fanfare- 1 Two petitions for dlvorce l ster, ~alhpohs . Gerald Thomp- ole Lmo;;che was read to the Seomght that the 1968 Republican - the easy-going fellow who always seetns to get the HouSt-' - approved biiJ to were filed .tuesday m the son, omeroy ate Agnf'ulture and f'onsPrva .. presidential nominee could knocked about by the big man The bi~ man. in Laurel's abohsh capital punishment for Clerk of Courts dlvtswn of l BIRTH - Mr and Mrs Ron t\On l'ommltl~ bv Sen Ed-. come from either Pennsylvania case, of course _was his p_artner, rat Oliver (Babe) Hardy.\an crimes. , Me1gs Co\,lnty Common Pleas I ~~:u ~~n Meter, Portland , .a , C'\LL OFF' MEETIN<. mund A Sar~u s. D-st ClalrJ. or Ohio. Their partnership ended af- ~ The btll, amended Tuesday to Court g er A meeting Sf'heduled for lues- VIlle. ('htE'f sponsor of the bilL 'lbe association's president, ter a 30-year association In 1967 suffered a stroke. In recent grant murderer$ the right to 1 Karen Russell, uppers Plains dn_r n1gh1 at the Pomero\ 1m11 l am partlcularlli pleased from MARRlAG~ LICENSF.S ' hall m conneetmn w1th the 125Lh that the btl! provides ror an inJames F. Malone, made b1s pre-- when Hardy died following a yean, he also was affhcted by lparole, appeared m final form I I~ seekmg a divorce tbcton to 1,000 business, clvic stroke. dlaLetes. even though Jt was again heid i Eddie Russell, Tuppers Plams, Jerry Garfield Little. 18. M1d- anmversar} ot Pomerov was crea-se per acre bond and for and political leaden at the Broken-hearted Stan Laurel Laurel and Hardy were the 1over ~t second reading A final allegmg gross neglect and ex-~ dleport. laborer, and Rita C called off acNrdmg to Ma\ or the filling m of the last cut. group's amual dlnner where never again appeared in pubUc. n.ost successful comedy team vote Is expected Thursday. treme cruelty. The plamtlff Simpson 20, Middleport, Rus- Charles Legar becaust> of lack These two Improvements an Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio Tuesday L;aurel died after 1 In movie history They ground I 1s seeking custody or two mm-l sell Eber Le~as, 22, Bradbury of lof'al rPpr~:>sentatwn lof vttal Lmportance in tht biD." and Gov. William W. Scranton heart attack •t the age oi 74, out some 300 films, mostly two TAKEN TO HOSPlAL 01 chzldren In the other a('bon clerk, and ( arolyn L o utse 1Lausche said shared tbe speakers' platform. The tbirJ..rubber-faced come-- and three-reelers. I Bert Hunt, Letart Falls, was 1Sylvia B. Blake of Rt. 1, Ra- Zwillmg, 17, Pomeroy, student , Meigs Grneral Hospital 1 -----In introdUCing Rhodes, Malone dian's fourth wife, ~da. was The LB.urel and Hardy series rushed to Veteran1 Memon&l cme, has filed su1t agamst John i Admissions - Sue Elhs, Mid- I said Ute RepubUan party •11; with him. when he wu strlok-included such fllmr •• "Babes Hospital. at 8 • m. uesday i E Blake, Rt. I, Racin•. chargFAIRFIELD STATION - dieport , Ross Jones Pomeroy; LOCAL TEMPS 1 jl(!arod "oomewhat /rustrated'' ., ln their modest bome here. In Toyland," "Way 0111 West,··, by Racme emergency squad- mg extreme cruel!;• The plain- Tuesday temperatures - h1gh . Maggte Manuel, Racme The temperature m Potni!roy'l but thalli will come. hack and ~urel had been pV!!ally para. "Our Relations," "Biockheads"lmen He was admitted with a : till asks for custody ol three 35, low 20. Wednesday reading Discharges- carolyn Prtre., business district at 11:20 a. • llhodel will "play a pori in ft." lyzecl IInce 1955, whflll he, too, and "Bonnie Scotland." severe nose bleeQ. children. 1- 44 at tO 30 a.m. 1Lon& Bottom. 1today wu 46 deflleel. Rafa. c II' I Bethel No. 62 Attends Church Service Sunday ~·· I L '1 Wah~ma ,ame '" an exchange o! state- A Muslim counter-attack was ments between London and promlSed that could turn NeWashmgton Pnme Mmtster gro Communities acroas the I I Band to Present Wt"nter Concert Thursday 1 1 1 SAIGON IUPII - The U. S. Air t'orce has thrown heavy Jd bombers into the war effort against (ommonist guerrillas in South Viet Nam, a spok(•sman tor the American Embassy announeed toda)' . The announcement came as Viet Con& for('t' S bold · ly attacked government·protceted villagt•s of the lt-ry IIU1skirts of Saigon. A spokesman said 857 Stratojet bombt>rs halt' been used for the first tinw to blast V1t>t Cnng installations in Suuth \ ictnamrse territor} "In a(·cordam·t• "1th the llnited States policy to provldt• maxunum 11s· sistanee to the government.'' The 857 has a bomb eapadt.v of 5.000 pound, and ha~ a maximum spet>d or 520 m o h It is arnwd "llh either ~1ght half-ineh or four 20 millinwtt:>r "uns. I I 1 Bombs, Fire, Mark Supremists War: By United Press 1Dteraat1onal Harlem headquarters mosque and could face a death penal- 1young Negro marchers and Apparent internecme warfare and damaged one m San Fran- ty although he added , "of keep h1s officers from attack in oontmued on a coast-to-coast cisco course, our Klan wouldn't exe- mg some of the groups w1th bas1s w1th ftrebombs and flam- Jn Atlanta, James Venable, cute anybody •· mghtshcks. Selma 1s the locale 1 the mg kerosene between two black head or the Natwnal As- Cr(\Jg sa1d he wasn 't wor- of the most mtense ciVIl nghts 1 supremtst groups Tuesday and a sociatlon of the ntghts of the ned but ''his threats might movement of tl1e year, led bj I vocal feud developed in the Ku Klux Klan, charged Tues· make us double the guard •· He Dr Marlin Luther Kmg Soulh between Ku KllLl Klan day that Grand Drngon Calvm said he made the mv1tation to Norfolk, Va. About 75 factions Craig of United Klans, Inc., the newsmen as " a public rela- While and Negroes demonstrat· , Arsomsts struck Black Mus- broke se.cret Klan vow s bj' al- hons move to tmprove our 1m- ed Tuesday agamst alleged WASIDNGON _ PRESJ- , hm mosques m Harlem and lowmg a reporter and a photog- age " racial d1s1 nmmat 10n at a dent Johnson has opened the s.an FrancJSeo and police_ m rapher from the At!~nta Constt -1 Elsewhere . Young Men '.s Chnstmn Ass•tcJa door a crack to negotiohons 10 ( htcago Tuesday ntght recetved tutlon to attend a Klan natur- 1 Selma, Ala.- Pohce Commts- twn facility . A bnef .scuffle be- ,.. • the Viet Nam war _ but only reports _a tJme bomb had been alizahon'' ceremony. 1 stoner Wllson Baker late Tues-1 tween a YMCA manager and a I to the extent of giving tac1t I placed m a . cohseum w~ere a ! Venable _warn~~ that Cra1~ •day used a father-to-son appeal ! photographer was the only mcJconsent to diplomatic soundings I Black Muslim conventiOn ts had corrumtted h1gh treason 1 to personally turn back 200 , dent. by the BntJsh. The disclosure scheduled th1s week end - --- ---------- Y I Z6 Thursday coldt!r, - Ia tile moralJII, i11111 IHI IOOW ... . I � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 23, 1965 dowell gardner reynolds sisson will willaims