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Jack Satterfield, Kareu Bachner with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner, Dave Wiley wltb Mr. and Mrs. L. R. wp_ey1 John e28 quart 10"x14"x15~· ' AlleiiBWortll wlth Mn'. Robed deep 1 Allensworth. eLeakprool-more rigid Barbara Jones, lludent at 1 • Won't mar floon. eHolda lu1e ll'O<eJT bal Ohio Univeralty, Is apendlng tbe All Uner spring vacaUon In New York • Turquoise and Sandalwood City and New Jertey w II h friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. TiUett of Allla"'!e spent tbe weekend with her motber, Mrs. Max Sanborn and Mia Beu Sanborn. Carol Scott, student at tbe Holzer Hospllll School of Nur• Hi Uushel 23"x18" X 10'' 1ng In Galllpo!IJ, was tbe week"-· Newt stronrer ban· end 1ues11 ol her parents, Mr. d!H - ftlnfoi:eed aldu orul Mro. Paul Scott. Eric Olllmbers IUid Dennis md ends. Space op Lln· Saelens, Rio Grande CoJlel!" au pla1tle, TurQuoiH, students, apent tbe weekend Sandalwood and White. wllb tbelr pareall, Mr. and llrt. Rlcbard Chonnlient and Mr. and $1.39 Mrs. Adolph Saele111. 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AKRON (UP!) - Leroy Dtmo lap. a silver • haired grando lather who was a tugitlve lrolll the electric chair .. years, FESnVAL DUAL DISH PANS •1.29 Wll sentenced today to I to 20 years in Ohio penitenUary. The prison..-, who escapool during his trial for murder Ill 1920 could have gone !tee H be had insisted on a trial aince aU records in the case were stroyed. But he entered a aurpr!te •ut quilty plea to lht redoai:od charge last week. Com!IICII Pleas Judge John Kelly 1Ja. posed lht sentence ~ ~ lap to prison In Columbus. will be eligible lor parole Ia one year. HANOI-CARRIERS . '' PLASTIC .,,. Bowl Stts Dllhwuher _ . . . .--h~ ·-AreLIMr~ I bowll ID 1 1111. 1111 .qt., I qt., 1'4 qL All · ~ · $1.00 ......' Friends may call at the funhome !rom 2 to 4 p. m., !rom 7 to 9 p. m. Wed· lnosday �,, ' f ' ~ 4 • • •, . . ... . . . . . .. . . • · . , •• ' •. Exhausted Selma Factions AwaitNew,FearfulMoves Property NietCong ThreeBodies '~ Bombs Embassy Found Shot in 1 Fatnl F.Ield J11 a pUe of rubble. Transfers SELMA. Ala. (UP!) - Selma ...,g. In Brown's t11apel AME walll wltb trepldatlon ~ to Cllureh, ealberlnB place tor tba (Contlllued !rom 11 Wool Vtrplll Pulp l!lld Pa leara whlol more OlD happeD iD demonstrations, llttle chlldren eo. to Dillon Taylor, 1 Ibis spring of dlsmntent. now sit In a r1nB of chain ' A cafe ..,.... the street was Leb&non. Will 11 be a return to llOfiDa1. oludylng tbetr kindergarten 1... beal'lly damaeed and moot of Warren, Ohio. (UP!\ cy, or IIIQN vloleace?" 1<!111. ,the 11 ...,..... there ware el· Three periiO!IS were found shot Albert Hlll, Jr. Ora E. Hlll A state of physical and men- The Alabama JoiU"IUII o1 -lher killed or InJured. to death 1n a field In rural Walter L. Burke, Vtrgblla N. tal tiredness hangs heavy over M<01teomecy mada tbla polniiD . 1'he blast dll8 a five • foot Fowler Twp., about 10 miles Burke, 1.4 aeres, Racine. !he town. It can be aensed an editorial: mter Ia the ground, smashed northeut of here, Trumbull Dwight S. Cook to lfarrJ G. among Negroes and wbllea "We have waved tbt !laC II 1111ore lluon w ombasay oars County ohertll's deputies re- 1 Haning, Wilda 1. Jlalllng, Lot, alike. the bull qala and been tramond overturned autnmoblleo ported tnclay. ' Seiplo, Pageville. Even the wealber seems to pled. Time· alter lime,, AJaba. and started firel moro than 100 The bod"es of two men were , have gone awry, lurn!nc the rna hu played !be fool I pma yards away. A colunm of 1 . sadie H. Grindley, to Eher G. skies black Monday and bring· wltb the predictable COD» amoke billowed 300 feet Into !he found late Monday rught. 1lley Grindley, Lots, Sutton, lng tornadlc wlnda, going from quences. But we oeem to love ..,, the bull apparently were shot w1th a .25 ry. cold to damp to humid during It 1n aome otr...e, muocbtoUc, 1 "' ove~ra .:;:, ~~ caliber pistol. They were identl Robert W. Vaughan, Nllla the first week o1 spring. way." · Heavy steel bars on the win- rardfied aOshl~mundel ThoCoom\s 5~~; Vaughan to Walter L. Vall8haD. Aside from I lew scattered MeanwhDe, 8elma walla. 0• a dows of lbe consular action • PI Lot, Pomeroy · were blown lato !he worktnl ter, 44, Somer:.;t. Pa. The body Walter L. Vaughan to Robert marehe~ !he oldewllks Inarea OUtside steel streetcar ol an unidentified woman wa~ w. Vaughan. Nina Vaughan, lot stead of !he streets-and an octracks were t~ed like cork· found early today In the •a me Pomeroy. oasional •light flurry of actlv~ screws. Tiles on the roofs of Ueld, .and depube! were a~Mayme Holmes to Kathryn ~stth~~~n 1: for the buildinp blockl away were temptmg to learn If the IncI· H. Crow, 2.27 aeres, Sutton. . Kathryn H. Crow' Robert H. AI Bresklllg Polllt? peeled off and ...ttered. Two dents were related. bankJ the !reel from ded Crow to Lowell E. Greer, To oome obaervera, Selma acrosa s A third man was woun Mary K. Greer' 2.27 acres, Sut• lwl reached the breaking point the emba81)' W«< damaged. and a fourth held on an open ton. when a return to more. racial 0 -0 U. Alem Jotwon, deputy charge In the shooting of the Ralph C. Calvert, Edythe Cal· violence could end the role that U.S. amb..sador received a two men. James Morrris. 62, vert to John T. Gc....,r, 1.2 moderates have played ID this Attending the 8th District le&lp wound from flytne debrla Girard, who was reported In POODLE'S PAL-Joanna acres, Salisbury. ton to keep violence at a mln· American Legion Conference but stayed at hla desk on !he fair eondltioo at Trumbull Pettet, star of the Broadway Mary Olive Ingram, Mary 01· imum at Murray City tbla paat Sunfilth floor wltb blood streall1in8 Memorial H..pilal here, told Ill! "Pnor Richard," showed ive Weber, Floyd Weber to Paul A siate of exhaustion can be day were Dllltrict Chaplain from hla bead to telephone a authorities lbe four men were ~ h,:ird~~~;..B.j1!f.\::·M~:. E. T•ylor, Peggy R. Taylor, felt here among the moderates, Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. report to s.cretary o! State walking alona railroad tracks i;'itan lia;lnP Bank ill New lots, Pomeroy. the strong oegregallonistll the Cheesebrew, Drew Well,ter Post Deall Rusk In Warhineton. Am- Monday night when one man York. Edna L. Craig to Harry W. demonstrator5-among an' who 39 Commander Guy E. Guin· buaador Maxwell D. Taylor began ahootlng. Craig, Jr., Lots, Middleport. have marched, walked, ra ed, ther, Mrs. Guy E. Guinther, was 1n WashJnltoD, conltrrlng J. M. Jackson, Irene Jackson san fo ht bled or p~k and Frank A. Va118han. wltb Rnll:. He Identified the gunman as Astronaut~ to Jerry Griffith, Ella Grl!fitb, "•~' lbe~u.;.oll. ' Speaker for the afternoon wa• Alexil Johnson later Issued a Charleo De Pielro, 5S, Girard. parcels Columbia On lb. Department First VIce Co m· 1 1 Arht~r W. Hendricks, Ma· 11 °~. statement aaying that Amerl- who was captured by police ear1a mosllleve'f": mander Bill Heacock of Colum· eana would not be lnt!mldated ly today at a tavern in nearby mie Hendricks, Harry Hend· agr : rna w no bus whose address was on the 58 by Comml!lllal terror. The Viet· Youngstown. De Pietro, carry· rleks, Treasie Hendricks, Ro- ~~ "f~~n. t d th vi topic, "What Is A Legionnaire." namese government ealled the big a .32 caliber and two .25 bert Hendricks Cochran. e unres an e o- Mr. Heacock mentioned pro1 bombing "act of murder." eallher pistols when arre<ted. Hendricks Hite, Lovell Leroy eneu:_ h~em~f ed a prn~ grams sponsored by lbe Legion "U tba VIet Cong bave any gave no reasono for the shoot· Hile to Virgil Panooo, Archie : , Co 11 now pe g such as Buckeye Boys State, ospedatlon of Intimidating lbe ings. McKinney, parcela, Sallabary. ore ngre8S. and Legion baseball. UDIIecl Statel government and CHICAGO (UPII - Plans One move by Negro leaders, He observed that !he origintbt member• of Ibis mloslon by were revealed Monday for U. s. who have mentioned It as a al and most important work of their dotd today. they are thor- . . Vete!'los Memorial Hoopltal l astronauls to photograph possibility, could push the town the Legion Is to help sick or ouahlY mistaken," Johnson ADMISSIONS _ Emma Ly· stars "om an orblling ~dlon!udln: turmn~ agaJ:'· dlsa~led veler811s, to eare for oald. ons, Racine; Charles Jones, I spacecraft In what could be at w . a marc to e lhelr families and to see that "It Ia another example of tbe Pomeroy· Clarence King Mid· astrononical q~et ir~lmedl streeta of a all veterans receive what has Viet eons'• readiness to resort dleport ' ' The space w.,tt.e rest entia area. been given them by law. to actlviliel against ctvUiano." · sion announced by When tbey start marching A main Item of buslnes• was PreYOUI attackl against DISCHARGES - Hazel Ed· I ern 'university astronomer on your home, don't ca~ the the issue of closing 16 regional American Installations have re- gell Long Bottom ; Faye Wolfe, ! G Henize represents the first sherlff, call the coroner, one offices, 11 hospitals, and lour 1 aulted 1n retaliatory alr strlkea Pn.;eroy; Brenda Csrrow, •t~p in lh~ development of larg. NEW YORK <UPil _ Seven official ·•aid sru;'ly. homes. National Executive Com· against North VIet Nam. Reedsville. er astronomical telescopes In major New York City new.. AuthG~~I Perm ts:"~: I mi!teeman Alex Blair, descrJb. 0 8 orbiting space vehicles papers with a combined daily es repo gun ed an emergency meetmg Two of the "target'; stars, circulation of 4.5 million and permits "by the hundreds" be attended in Washineton. D.C. Gamma Velorum and Zeta Pup- their 18.500 employes faced a have been filled out smee the where II was asked that . all pis. are estimated to be l.OOO strike at 2 a.m. Wednesday VIOlence began-for wbites and Leg1on members, auxiliary light years "•m earth. The barring a conlract agreement ~me Negroes." 'lbe plans of members. and Interested per· photographic Image will result with the printers union. ~he movemen~ -. the name ~s write President Johnson from light that left ~ose stars The nation's largest city, re- gtven to the CIVll nghts drlve ID regard to this acUon by Seccentury before the Norman calling the costly 114-day new• by the demonstrators - now retary of Defense McNamara. ~-- by He!en Sottel---~ :Onquest of Great Britain paper strike of 1962.-63 pre- have become mostly vague. Onother matter of local InterWOMAN'S SAVING more." In other words 1 he ac- "There is the possibiHtY that pared for the worst. May~ Rob- IWhere demonstrator! on~ est was mention of scheduled iNSI'INCTS tually had the same plans as all something completely unknown ert F. Wagner, who helped end clapped, shouted and sang speecheo at Ohio Unlvendty in Dear Helen: the rest, but he was just taking may show up, such as stars the strike two years ago, said · Can anyone te11 me why Ilonger to get around to them. which are invisible from the he would personally enter the • women like to hoard useless IAnd just as 1 was begmnmg earth tx>cause the atmosphere ne~ntlatlons this afternoon if the thinas? 1 started to clean out to really care. ' blocks out their radiation," Hen- strike threat continued. our motorboat in preparation So he said "Good-bye." and ize said. Local radio snd television stator summer, and found It full that '• the story of my life. I 1 lions announced t h e y were of boxes, lnalde the hoxu were won't give 1n till I remarry. and HEAVY SEAMEN ready to expand their regular packing paper and string. Then no man will go with me unless 1 STOCKHOLM iUPI) - Swed-· news coverage. Advertlsel"!l, there was a sack tun - of all 1 do. It's a continuous circle, . ish sailors weigh from 3.4 to I particularly t~e city's huge enthings - paper sacks. And rolls going nowhere except to lonell-1nearly 5 pounds heavier than tertalnment rndustry, made ef w.all paper that were on our ness. . Itheir landlubber compatriots, plans to use other medla to a:et wall• olx yean aao and are I What ha• happened to all our according to a study of the their messages to the publlo. long covered. I morals and virtues? Is there National Association for Diet I Negotiations were scheduled I blew my stack because no place In society for a divor<,. and Heal\h. for 11 a.m. EST lnday between this Ia a !Ire hazard, but when ed woman' What is thit gener· Th iz 11 !led f the New York City Publlshers I put them all out for the junk ation coml~g to when even min- de 1organl . a 011f cab. or 18 Association and Local 6 of the ._.._ o s 1p1 mea ds lntemaronal Ty man, my w11e j liSt ~ ...a t.~.. lers and college profe!!ors tell r.a to 1cat threv s1on ' pngrap hi ca 1 un· 1 . 0dbt t baek qaln. She aayo ohe would· girls sex Ia fun and go ahead 1 cu e ca of!e en -an ion IITU), which sparked the n't clean out my of~. so leave and enjoy it, without 11 mar· reco~mended more physlcal 1962-63 walkout. ber ltuff llono - and she put riage license? What will it be I exemses for the seamen. - - - - - " - " - - - -tt tn the atti~. except the sacka when my children are srown? ovf'r high tension cables here whll!b rhe put on a top ahell In I'll be afraid to let trem out· BICYCLE BLACKOUT Monday night and black.-1 out the kitchen. doors. _ DIVORCEE BRAINTREE, England (UP!) SOO homes. Eleetrlcity was off .u wi::!. Several Attend 8th Distri•ct Leui nEvent 0 tO Ph h Otograp DI'stant StarS an ': ° 1 Newspapers in New york Face An other Stri'ke HELEN HELP US! Klan Leader Out-of·town HasPlanfor Pl~; ~t'P 'Shady' LBJ s p' m.~ . IDNTON, W. Va. (UPI)-" 11 Jobldonhl'- habo~~ulesd tlleboKiaDllsb : w ~N a e watermel<OI and Cadlllac oar tor Neeroea." 'nilt llateme.nt wu made by W. E. lloudleol, 3S, of BlDioD, w. va., wbo olalmJ to be the Imperial Wllard of !be West Vlrllala and Vtrplla Ku IDu KI - - · --~· !"_.., ·~Jay THE pace r:l"'i: ,~ ..9' > CAPE ~1 ~,;..,)-Aa f ·-j~ ·"'-· 1-;, lito :\"' i~~ tw~op'i.9V!l .,..._ ...; today keeplne Jliloj« opace construot!CJII ldie far tbt sixth time In 14 moothl. Plumberl ~ · ~ Unton Local 803 Gt Orlando, Fla., started pleietlnl the m.abl .,. trances to the , 1111 &pfceport an. Monday 100 turned awar 4,1100 CalliDa lhe frt!lldent ID "at- ot 5 000 INIIdJDg and tradet ro!ICDI, bead1 enllml," lfDudl. worken. ena lllld Monday, "Shady Bird The pickets were protesttnc Jolmsoo II altenlpllns a federal the use of ~loa labor by trameup. He II attemptllle to Rorper Plumbing and Heatlnl blame Klansmen for deatba ID Co., of Orlando. The ftrm It Alabama belcre they have beeD working on several projeell at proveuiUilty." the cape. Boucbeaa l8ld hla O!rllttan ----Vohmlary Aaoc:latlon o! the Ku Klus Klan baa 800 memben Ia FORFEITS BOND West .......... and • Ia VJr. Edgar Mlcl!aol Kllchen, lJ, ...... '"•"Rt. I, l!\1dleport, baa !orfeite4 o~ a $25 bond ill Mlddleport May. He ';"hyted he ;":,P~~ or Lee Smitb'a court on 1 recksyrnpa h malarims ha wbe less operation charge. Mayor women e c vo en Smith fined Harley Everett M«> rlnapedh and bearthtenC~lmlngNe'"':" Donald, 23, Middleport Rl. I, ., t e No · .. e $10 and costs for driving ill a loves all mankiDd, Houchtllli dangeroua manner on Monday. added he feels Negroes are a "cblldltke ~ce" that needs ened four limes since the latest more educal!on. civil rlghto death In Alabama. Concerning Alabama Gov. "We white folks ean expect to Goorge Wallace, Houchens sa1d, he persecuted and slandered," "He is the fastest borse in the he said. polltleal stable In !he country. "President Lyndon Johnson Wallace Is a sincere Chrisllon has surrounded hlmaelf with wltb racial sell-respect." He sex perverts and crlmlnala and said he would oupport Wallace follows the CommunlJt Party for President a I I hough he line to tbo leiter" he added. dnubta the Alabama governor is ' a member of tl\e Klan. He claims he has been threat- ., llobWinplt 1 ci 1 a.••- 1---------. Sportsmen'S Films may Be Obtained • 1 •• . ,, ·• ""t;"" Ring History T Be Made Jn . Garden Tonig , ht :=- •• II Buckle up for savin.qs at BRIGADE c_ R. H. I RAWLI~JGS SONS CO. I. ; .. • •' ·' "' ' ' .. ~i 1 ,. 1 ~t ,.owl 22 cu. ft. of better living, including 307-lb. upright freezer, all in 41" of wall spacel ., ., ! '' "'••,, ... ,,' "' li $J99·95 BAKER FURNITURE ceaaful day for Joey Jay wher. among .tbe leaders In prnduclng he took the mound Monday In run• w1tb oeven driven ln. BulJet Hope Sa}'ISbury Team To r. ·nch NBA PIayo££ Today wrona 5 U: For Players on 1 ·- . 1l!e bot bat in camp, however, '" o"Nned by rookie Art Shamsky. The young outfielder got two lllOre hils Monday push h!B average over .500. He s also Banquet GI•ven lrY-ou•t•h'=th'"re•w=a•b~lcy:c:l•:w:h~ee~l:f:or~m=o~r~e:t:han:~tw=o=ho~ur;s·~~~ PleaseIIVH tell Whit ber she nn oenatble woman can aet · Dear Thlt Divorcee: isn't IOing to help you at lhe atore either for free or now. but I think our next gener· 1 for ' lew pomles. - JACK atlon will awing hack to real lle•l Jaek: values, because they've seen Sorey. You caught me at tbe what troubles extreme permit· . lime. M husband just I slveneoa can bring. Talking to ' went lhroll8h OUR carage like thoughtful teen-agers these days, 1 a ~w-cut tornado, and I am I senae a great lmpatience with boxless. paintlesa, rag-leso, odd.. wishy-washy, "glve-ln·lty" ad ' an<HodlHI, &nd forlorn. ult!. 1l!ey won't raise THElR 1 AJJ'f woman Will tell you se- ' kids that way, I'D otake my life curlty II having a few "uaelell" on il. things I~ can count oo when As for your problem - not abe needl them In a hurry : like every man expects on evening tbe rflht olzer box for shipping 1 to helln with "Goodnight." But 1 c:ooklet to her aons, or storing it's a lot hardr finding t h e 1 be&onla bulbs; or a sack to other klnd oopeclally if you're 1 flour tbe chicken In, or a ball a divorcee. pint of paint lor tnueh-up pur· Perhaps your nice 1entleman· po!l!!l. lly guy will be hack wnen re .. And why fUll to the store . cools off. Maybe even with a wban oho can rimply ~o out to marriage proposal. HapPy end· the garage and look In the boat lngs DO happen, you know .-H. - If that darn husband would THE BACKYARD FENCE , only leave her "lltter" atone. Are we rully out of tbt Stone 1 DIVORCE WITH A PROBLEM age? Conalder all lbe oeeup•Dear Helen: tions lhat cao IIIII be ldentllled 1 l aiD 22, have been divorced With a stone: i r.e AIIU•T llolltl LG2041 for lOW' years, have lwo child· For laundreosto, tbe SoapNow Foodarama Living is better than ever! Now you get a Dtnlth modtrn ltyllna ren and Uve with my mother atone. • "•"'I"'' trac.lul giant 22 cu. ft. of storage In the new KeMnator Foodarama CUIIOm+$rtftt4 In l•nulnt w•lnui •lln•-u• ll""""ullt~,. nntet'l enG telecttd htrdWOOd wllite I ltudy lo be a nurae, For archlteeto, the Corner· fljftilltl ilt:Jfkltl refrigerator-freezer, made possible by ext.lusive Trlmwall IDIIds. Prtcillon -cratt~ and •ork part-lime. I'm not atone. ''D•Iu~:eiP · 26'" :Ze,OOO·WOII construction. There's a 13.2 cu. ft. refrigerator sidt·bY·&ide husband huntlnB, but I don't For rook.!, the Puddingstone. horllonttl ch . . tls. a big 307-lb. freezer. With this abundant storage, your want to become 1 recluse. It Polltlolana, the Blarneyotone. family enjoys better meals. You save time . by shopping .eems I will have to unless 1 do Bor· ~r1, the Tr · · e. PrlcH Slort At Low A1 less ••• save money by having room for ...specials.... And •• men think all dlvorceea do Stockbroker&, the Curbltona. COlOR FIDEUTY ,. . - give in. Shoemaker•. the Cobh1estone. entertaining's easier because you can preP'rt everything l finally thollfhl I'd found 1 Buratara, the Keyalone. CONTROL in advance. There's never any defrosting man wlto olmply enjoys my Beauty qUHDI, tho Peaobrequired for either refrigerator or freezer. C!Ompany, and for a month I atone. Come see the finest foodkeeper ever! was happy In his comp~~~lonMolortm, the Milestone. AWEEKI ahlp. Tfreae laot few daya, hla Il:dltora, tba Grlndrtoot. Purlllts cOlor TV Own this Fabulous Foodarama far onlj In atantlyl emotions and mine were aroud- Jot. M~Jv• your •••.In tny direction ell - alter all I'm hllll1ll>-but Thlo column Is dedicated to without color tdju •trnentl he wu alwlyt a perfect gentle- family llvtna, oo II you're bavman and I thouaht ht under- lng kid troullle or just plain . a1nod lhat I ~run't "easy." The trouble, let Helen Help VOU. ' Giber II1PI bo got up Iudden- She will a1ao welcome your 773-5592 HIRMAN GRATE I}' IIIII tlllrtetl to loave. I Ul:· own IIDUilnC nperltn<tl. AdMIDDLII'ORT, 0. ed itlll ...., IDd be llld, "I dress lleltn 8ollel In can of ..., . . le bother Jllll . , tbla IIR'IpiJIII'. ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, •• Ml ' •left::.:, ••'= .U. .e b1J office IDd JlfOOI!Illed. thela J!:IIIIW'w P I ' J with autograpbed eopies ol P1 .U.W riMa · "Wonderiul World ot Obio," 1be Mil,.._ I PIIHf!!eJPM t! adminlstratloll'1 promotional Lao AI1C (A) 8 . , . _ (PQ,j booklet. Clevelaad. f ~ (10 1 . . The mayor poeialmed today o.trolt I New Y:: (~) .1' t ""'· '"'"South H'"" Schnol State Jlu. Lao Anc. (If) I . ,_ ~ •~ban Cham..,....._ • • IP · Day " Hous\Dft I New Yerk (N) l . •~' Wlllhingtoll IL l'llltlllqll ;J whlcb be ~ was one ol the Clncina ..l ' ..._." at, 1 greotest prnrileseo he lwl had .· ~ , , slnce beoominlmay«. ICIIEilULD t'IGIIT .•..s Coach Frei1 Tay~ of Ohio BOSI'ON . (UP!) ~··· State was there, ollenslbly to middlewellbl ClbaDipi- ...., congratulate an old college Rlchardloo will fllbllift" ... churn In South Coach John land mlddlewelibl kinf ._.,. Colmery. It's aafe to llll!1llne, Carney o1 Lowell, Mall., ..._,.. however, he alao had an eye 011 !G-rounder Aprll t at ~ !he future as well as !he paat. Anna. ·;;, Baseball season is just about here. a bid to earn a regular starting Cincinnati pushed across four However, foul weather Is still with us and prospects spot. rWIB in the fifth Inning to insure of local prep squads opening their seasons . this week Jay wu tagged In the first ln- the win at Bradenton. The vic. ·' look rather gloomy. nlng for a two-run homer by tim was Bob Meyer, who was . Southern and Pomeroy are scheduled to clash this Jim Gentile and gave up anoth- rocked for live runa on 11 hito Thursday while the other three teams of our Meigs Conn· er in the fourth and called it a in just under five Innings. ty High schools expect the "warm-weather" sport to be· day , bul lhe Reds beat Kansas gin during the first week of April. City, 6-3. . Roger Craig worked the last Without any intentions of creating ill·feeUng the Gerry Arrigo, a southpaw oh- frame for tbe Reds, qain turn- The National Shooting Sporls Middleport Yellow Jackel basebaUero should be picked tained from Mlnnesola at !he ing in a fine job. Foundation has issued pamph- 1 ' ' to be the potential 1965 pO· end of last season, replaced Jay Craig who was obtained from let, " Films For Sportsmen." list· I wer this sprin!l amo~g high he young wHb experience lack· and pitched four aeoreless In· the W.;.ld Champion St. Louis ing more than 100 motion pic· school teams m Metgs. mg. nlngs. 1be resJdent of Ameba, Cardinals sald Sisler has told ture films on hunting, which The Jackets will have a Ohio, now appears a sure bet him lt l~ks like he wm be a are available for loan, accordBtrong right banded burler In p , B"ll J II d to start the seaaon in the Reds" short relief man ing lo Dale E. Whitesell, chief Junior Gory Stobart. good field· . omeroy s 1 ewe was a · bullpen. · • . :J. lng and adequate hitting. Then milled to Room_338 of St. Jo- Pete Rose, who spent eonsld· "This is <>Kay with me as I of the Ohio Divishm of Wlldlile. are other boys like George lseph Hospital m Parkersbur~, erabJe time on the bench last feel I can help the bullpen," "In accordance with our pol· W Va Monday for a tons 1 Craig said. HI like to pitch cy of keeping sportsmC'n in · Sauer and Mike Gardner who H ·u b8 bl ~ season because of weak hitting, have the control necessary ~ Ohio inform . ed_ in anything re-have stronrr.., enough arms to 1ere lomyed . Weedw!sdapro Y wLacked out three more safe. 1 t d 11 ea 5 work in relief and I think I can a e to Wl ldl 1re, we are happy give the -Jackets adequate rene y. ties as he fattened ht"s average. be of best help' to the Cincinnati to P.ass a Iong _m · 1o~~a tl o~ re~ liP! pitching. Manager Dick Sisler's decision club in the bullpen." ga:<hng these films, Whttesell Pomeroy, with several hard· to stick wUh Rose in the lineup How does the 34-year-old vet· sa 1d. hiltin~ .youngsters, should have could be paying off already. Or eran feel about being traded . 11e noted that most of the the best overall batting power. U could he the competition for away by the champions? " I films are offered free, wh1le Pitching, however. is still a i was surprised, aorta. I thought others "''! "'" a small fee. The queotlonmark for the Pantben. bad d k "tb th C rd vanous films can he obtamed 1 Veteran hurlers Rex CUmmings S one ~ ay WI e a s directly from the 3 firms and Bruce Simpson, both junbut 1 know m baseball y~u can members of the foundation 1 to be t~aded 'any\!me.- I whose names and addresses are iors, probably will be the mainstays with Senion Phil Swln\...II fee • though, ike . I m commg j li ted in folder. Arrangements dell and Bob Crow backing !hem A banquet honoring the sevfrom world champions lo world for obtaining the films should up. enth and eighth grade lwlket; champions. The Reds have a , he made directly witb the com· The Panthers, again piloted Ihall team of the Sali•bory good ball club. I thmk ~.. Reds I pany or it. distributing agency. by Coach Russ Moore, should •School was held at the school "";.8 ~eat contender. · · not through The National Shoo!· have a very capable Infield and IMarch 20th. BALTIMORE, Md. !UP!)- Cmcmnat! today takes on the ing Sports Foundation. outfield. Tile Baltimore Bullets, ready to Mmnesota Twins of th~ Am.erl- Those interested in obtaining 1 AI Eastern. lefty Charles : Approximately 75 ~r:wns at- cast sentiment and Bob Pettit ca_n ~gue for the f1rst time a copy of the descriptive folder I Knight will undoubtedly Jeod ' !ended and heard Prmcipal Ed· to the wind, hope to clinch their tb!l sprmg. should write the National Sports , the llst of moundsmen and Gary ' ward Bartelg, the speaker and series tonight against the St. Foundation, Riverside. ConnectWolfe, in all probability, wlll be : coach. Louis Hawks In tbe Western D~ ic ul. behind the plate. ! 'lbe following boys were pre- vision semifinals of tbe Natiorr The Eagles had a young team ; sented trophies, Mike Carlton, al Basketball Association playFIGHT RESULT!" last season. made up mostly of l l\like Young, Skip Logan, Mike offs. By United Press International sopbomores. Tbough there wiii ;Stlll, Larry Walker, Bob Bur· The underdog Bnlle!l won 0 i CARMARTHEN, W•les lUPil be several letle~n hack this !· delle, Danny Abbott, Jeff How- two. of the first three games - Howard Wlnstone, 125, year Easlern IS probably still ell, Ivan Powell, Buteb Conkle agamst St. Louis and need just Wales, oulpolnted Don Johnson, a year away from ha~ing a and managers VIrgil Dill and one more V!Ct~ry to clmch the 126 Y, . Los Angeles (10). banner d~amond crop. 1 Roger Abbott. Mike Still also beat-of.fiVe_sef!es and adv~oe PHll.ADELPffiA (UPI)- Per· SotJthern's hopes for a re- received a trophy for "The Most to the diviSional fmals agamst NEW YORK (UPI)- Another cy Manning. 150, Philadelphia. speetable won .• lost record will Improved player" o! the year Los Angeles: chapter In the story of b;;;ti~ii'~ i ~~~~:·::.t,~~ Benny Briscoe, .151, undoubtt!dly rest on the strong Receiving Cheerlead! tr · A St. LoU18 loss would bring amazing rebirth ill New Philadelphia (!OJ . lefi arm of Senior Larry Price h ng o- to a sudden end the fabulous .11 b . . who has been the bulwark of p ie were .Brenda Gilmore, career of Pettit, the leading WI e written tomght . ALL-STARS Tornado baseball clubs for the Susan Lanmng, Mary Radford, scorer in NBA history. Pettit, more than 18•0011 fans Jam past two seasons. Marla Grueser' Diana Weyers- out of action for a month in the Madl~O~ ~uare Gard•e'nnafrornpi•tohrle· [i PHYSI 'CAL' ED The real of the Southern start- miller and Becky Radford. latter part of the campaign •II?" s inll!al indoor " imz r.. ' ' will be spotted with a with injuries, already ha!l an- ship double~eader · few olher veterans like Greg ARRIVE FOR FIGHTS ' nounced he will retire at lbe In the first scheduled ...,.,. coming Ofl ..._ att armt of IIMITio,. ••. h btlgad1 ot buy1r1 lwltchlng to Dodge. They"re p~1hlng Dodge talel o..,-lhe Roush, Gordon Fisher and Dave ROME (UPJ)- New Yorker close of the current se~son. rounder, whic~ wdl get under· • to-ni M01her l'9eOI"d ~-· Wovldn"t now be 1 good tlml to get In on atl th e ectl on ? Join "•m . Strp up to th" bog ,.rformtnee fll a Dodge Po&ara, c~.aora 1110 or lillonac;o. Mo•• out with 1 lw..llbockllng Dirt or Coronl'l . Chlrger t., .. er, one •• , .-d prleH Spencer, but there will probnb- Isaac Logart and Garland (Rip) Baltimore, wbich finished way at approXI?'ately 9:30 g.m . 1110 lftlllt ,ow IMtt'lb«alllp no.. Breltt -IY· Do n toda~ . PiCk y011r btlcket·•lll Dodge .nd iOLn the Dodge Bor- Buc:Qt eng.s.r ly be more Inexperience than Randall of Tyler, Tex., arrived third in the west behind St. EST, Em1le Griffith will defend eo-a-. at_,...._; Dod. . C..Mt. o ..... fiwe _,..to gat ..... front Ute humdrum and ....,, rwon•, In ttla ........ seasoned players on the dia- in Rome Monday to train for Louis, registered a resounding hiJ ~rld welterweight title mond. their fights Friday night. Logart 131-99 victory over the Hawks a g a1 n s t Jose Stable At Rutland, every position ap- meets world junior middleweight here _last Saturday night. The nounced Stah-blay) of ub•• 's I pears to be a question mark. champion Sandro Ma.zzinghi, margm of 32 points was great· On~nte Provin~. Grlffttb, i.There will be some returnees, who beat the New Yorker two er than the total margin the natJVe of the VJrgin Islands, ~•••ever, including Rusty Little months qo, and Randall meets Bullet! compiled in six previous favored ~~ 13-5. ' Ronnie Black, but for the Italian junior middleweight jubg successes over St. Louis thia lmmed.'ately _lbereaft~r, ~ost part. the Red Devils will Nioo Benevenuti. season. heavrwe~ght kmg Wilhe r · · · · -· -- - Should tbe Hawks win to- j trano of New Orlean and I!JI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • night, the decisive game will ami Beach will meet Jose Middleport, 0. : • I ,be played at St. Louis. The sur- res of Playa Ponce, Puerto I"Tho . . pllter • patter of raiD Mill & Second Street~ . • I v1v~r of this series will open Rico, in another scheduled seetn:!l to Jose it'& charm wbeo I a agalliSt the Lakers at Los An· rounder. The betting ndds Wo trickling down you back!" . • 8 ;; geles Saturday night. much shorter on this one, Pas· ----"--....:.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Aprll by avowed Communist DIVDTI~ fO INTIIIIJT D~ and Fascisto leaders. MIIGS MAlON AliA It was decided that 8th District Commander Nolan Mace ~=:.~~:r:..-=: should express the Legon'a dls- "'""""" ...'a ........... approval of the opponents of ' ::4~~a':.a!'ll•uo ~n::: .~~ American government being~.,. Obi•. Offt•.tr': permitted to speak at a state ::;,_"''"' ...,.,... --;" · . "' supported university. A letter .. ..,,. u '""""" oluo "'"""" was to be sent to Governor matter at Ua• pod omo. at PI"~UrGJ. James Rhndes and tbe Board Ohio. of Regents asking for actlnn in ~••ooot ..,,,..,... ..,._... stopping such speakers on the ~=~~~'::~~-. =b~ JU:; "':: campus of schools supported ~Y ..... state funds. SUbM!riPCIOII nlnl o.u""' ., The state convention was an· :_::~" O:.Mr;.;r~..,_~::C.-n. 1; nounced for July 16, 17 and 18 nan)' ihDtlDii otn• eu.:.:f in Cleveland. candidates for !l:?n~.or•~:.. ~:. Mf"''• State Legion offices were an- ~o:U •::!~";!~ ~-0:~~ nouneed. ,._,., ........_ a.oo. · · '' to rePln the loot touch, coolinue to bupreos 88 the Reds roll along the victOry trail in grape fruit league play. But it wasn't exactly 8 suc- ' BI'g Foul Weather Putttng • p)ft Prep Baseball Crl.ID THE DAILY SENTINEL ·\ SbalbllJ South Hi8b Scbllol, 'lflloM ball:etball -:=.::.~ II& team ·toe~~~ tile 11a1e Clalo AA Tile title the )>1111 -unci, vlrtua~y 5 loot 11, lti po-nder lool< over the eapltal ell' Monwao a llrrt • team !leleello.o da ' ~y Ullllecl Preaa ~~Y· 1u1 ...... and 11ac1 About 1,01111•studenta man:hed ...pt by m...., • eo1o to the State H-. wllll a pole1e1. Hoe ..rort authorized by Mayor He bad lllliTOWeolllle Ho141to M. E. Senaenbrenner,_ and gathMiami ol Oblo and ladlana by ered at !he portico. last week aad <bore to jola "You're tba greatest in the the Hooalero alter a vlt~ to state ol Ohio," Gov. James A. lbo BIOOIIllqtou eampo.s dur· Rhodea told !he stUdents. He in1a1 lbe weekeod, vlted members of tbe team Into COLIJMBUS (UP!) _ ::... TAMPA, Fla. tUPI) - Two Roae'o job at second base. :':::'"':~ 0~ ~or~:': I 1 ELYRIA, ~ (UP!) - At "Campbell. u AD ·· Ollia ._. ' lloek· at ~'<IJria 111P l?aol, But Redlegs Win SPORTS DESK =· • Socked Hard, BnUdop Bo•Oftd By Colnmb118 FBDA • '. 8 ,. Mason Furn.iture ' . .. .' MASON, W.VA. '' ., .. •• • " I • •1 • 1 • • • • •• ••• •• •• • •• •• • • li I! li ••• •• : • • • 1 1 1 1 Remember; This Ftllow con make it easy far you ta have $300... $500 or even more. That's me I Nevtr hesitate to call here for ready cash. Pay bills and taxes. Cut your payments. TGke it easy, •• • 125 E. • •• ~ •• lob Miller, Mflr: Main Street Phone WY 2·2171 •• •• •• •• •• •• • • •• •• •• The Philadelphia 76ers hold a 2-1 edge over the Cincinnati Royals in their best-of·five .E~stern Division semifinals w1th the fourth game scheduled at Philadelphia Wednesday night. trano being favored by 13-10. All four combatants inlo New York from their training camps late Monday and will weigh in at official munies in lhe Garden lobby at 11:30 a.m. today . Boxing's resurgence in New York waa launched Feb. I at the Garden when a standingroom-only erowd of 19,100 paid $166,423 to watch ex-heavy. : ,--eight champion Floyd Patter~ son punch his way to • unanJmous decision over Canada's George Chuvalo. The attendance for tonighlt's l twin bill might fall a short of lhe throng, but the live gate is vir~ tually certain to exceed the Garden record of $216,497, set in 1947 when Joe Loo\u~l;•:~~~;~~~ fully defended the h crown against Jersey colt. 1 .. ,.:;; I: . . ....i f 'i' \- ·,_~ ; ,· . . ~- "'' ill'. Ji· -"..;;;·•• -,~ '' ! .. . ' .:. 5eiftN , . . r lla_,__ el...,lri., r ..ng« lr•- thPtlf! ..,._,. brunds. ••11 Ire•1...-trie op,.,;.,...,. ,,,..t,.r• -•r ' \. ii,..6Gssoder • A.M. C. • Frigidaire • Gtmerol E~tric • Gibson • Hetpeint • llel.,iRBter • Kenmore • Nerge • Toppon • BCA WJ.irlpeel • Westinglae,..e ..,. ' the . . BLECIRIC co. • �II f - . I J;;:: .. ,. ,:?'" .. '. . if B) $..Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 30, 1M5 ·Annual Style Show Pianned Thundayy merehaall. 'l'llelMI of this year's show . pr .... .,.,... __ PT• ........,.... • - "'" openIna ol the 1J1flng season will llecln 'nlurotlay evening with lbe llllllllll Spring Style Show 7:30 p.m. In high school gymnulom sponso~ by the Point Pleuant Junior Woman's Club In eooperotlon with the local to "Springlime, Point Pleasant Sl)lle" and bicllligbl of the ..,. ~ wW be the solection of MilS SpriDI!iJDe frOm tile aeven candidalea vying for the IIlie. Marianne campbell of ra· dio stallon WJEH In Gallipolis will serve as narrator, assisted by co-chairmen Ruth Sturgeon and Shirley Gardner River aews Several 00 I we L c woo c*l HEADQUARTERS FOR THE o.m Speed Charges "Dream Home" Sweepstakes I FREE HOME FURNISHINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS BRING IN YOUR LUCKY NUMBER! Your lucky number is in your April AMERICAN HOME. Bring it to our showroom for a quick check against the Winners List. The prizes are big. Famous Weldwood Paneling - home furnishings - home improve· PT. 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For her daughters weddmg, Mrs. Haley ~- a lw~ piece beige _dress With malchmg accessor.es and wore a red carnatlon corsage ,· cbA ~~cepb~ was beld in the urcu soc1al room following ctremony. The brkle's table was lovely in white cover and MARK IV ttte FINEST PREMIUM TIRE AT NEW LOW PRICE "wrapoaroulld" Mark JY tread Ia 7% deoePor and 8% w~~lhan ori(iDal eqo~ tireL latest ilesfp contl sbonlclers roean easier Jwndling, betler COIIIOirinl. !l(IIEor, more comfortable ride • , , U% better lateral trac· and •% better braking aetioll lhan standard iww car tires tested. Tough Polybutadiene rubber in Mark IV tread will deliv"" Jonaer mileage and nan quieter on the highway. NyioD cord Consl<uction th1'cliJR]lout, stabilized by post.ome :lnllatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tussey entertained with a party on Saturday at their home on N. &.50 X 13 BLACK TUBELESS slaao· and ~~under Front-St. in honor of 775xl4 82Sx14 855xl4 735xl5 775xlS rn'"""' Wild , l II PI rateo wltlt the FMenl Power Colntll- (FPC), wblcb - eau ..,._ D:U ..... M ' r. · Ia • • p I 1 I 8 i I,.. ~ £I 14 ~!r:, tDiered J - · 1Vllrt'~-· ~ r rs 1<fllr Ita ('4nnbvJ, B( JILl Gi tp, Ky., :' :.,~:.!•,'~1,!,_ ......... ~ • .,, eeplot llle ,..,.,II fte FPC aa1:1 111e ,... ellt 117 .. llloctiYM ae11, GaillpoU., Sheryl A. m-...,..1 .~ ...__ ~-=:::_=._-.,. ..._ !!: w'!ood. lila delle, I ' _.,.. ~•""'4 Poal1 lllvtrtt, • ~··l 8!ld Guy J!l. ~. !!'arll!"*"•..;.JGitlj • ftt. 1 lil..,..l, W. ~ lin. ..,.... 'f'lld•r Je. ~ •. W. Va. ' - ' • !.'....iD;·C olley,=!!!:. , lfll,. , :.;: illrlll:l ,_. Bill. lfq, • Ia o.to. II wu made fleellve Cfetuellll, Nortllup, wtU )IQ. ,.,_..IJ I • Mn. ~ • relnaetlvely lo Jut Oct. 1. Mrs. Emma J-, Palllol. Mn. Mrs. Leo E. Sorrell, ttl, 1 Z.,. LA!ITeDe. Jor 'a ...._ 11M ~ o.Je Fllelmado tile redaetiOa Clara Mae lAiman, ttl. 1 P8- m,too. IIlii, 1•• p.m. Jlm!ay. RIJDolda, ... olGb W. IWiell 1o eomply w111t tenDt o1 a AtllliD Raulb, ttl. I lrl rs: : ; .:l obert: : ; : : ; L.: : ; Se~,:w:IOI:ID'~,:•;:;;:•;:·:llld=lnf=lllt=d:•:nlib:;:"";:·::::;;::=.. 1111 FPC utt!mlltl anler, well, Qler)>l Ann Cbap1111111, Rt. roqa1r111g tile 111 aCrown City OIIA G. Jllllrt GoJ. paao along ..,. · · :::'!!!..._ .. Upolls Ferry, Yrll. llfltlen N. M-- --..-. . ,. . ., .__._ 11 '"' •. ,. . . . . . ""'' - • """'-'I• "-· Risk Losing CASH -'"'u ' Iront:'~C:.~ I i , .. a Citizens National Bank checkbook Is SCI eon- venient, so authoritative, too. Avoid carrying large sums; It can be dangerous. Choose from various types of accounts to suit your special needs. WE PAY 4o/o ON SAVINGS l:ili., ens ,.ational B ~ I the POWERCRUISER New "ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT" TIRE the MARK II Great leW ECONOMY TIRE New Powercruiser tires were fleet tested, and will deliver 36% more tread wear than ever beforP. They have a wide, quiet, 5-rib trt>ad, wrap-around con· toured shOulders, extns 1trength nylon body, tousher Polybuta· jt.y Qnd longer life. Same quality or beller than ori1inal equip- ment tin·s. 25 1 man's Questions About SOcia1 1 700 )( 14 750 I( 14 825 )I 14 800 x14 7J5x 1~ 6SOxl5 670 )( 1 '" -- i/ / SAVE MONEY ON THESE SPECIALS! UNICO SPARK PLUGS ~;~J~ 1 ~ns~~~h2!0¢ Copies of "Answer's to a Wo- 735 )( 1-4 775 )( 14 $12.11 •All Dlicel plu s s l•le ~nd 1ecler'l tue~ and trade -in ti re. Whi\ew•l!l Cllliy $~ .00 addr1 i011JI. · Get ea$1er start1ng , smoother I, have .as depe~ d_ents or ~urviV· j ldllfli, greatl!r f11el economy, ors nr thf' ramliy breadwmner. •1 lonMer .fap lite··· I bSO x 13 49ito't' it,. UNICO FRONT TRACTOR TIRES Touan, bruise-resistant nylon c-ord. Tri·rl~ dts iQ:n for tlllf.!r tt8er· ing ind bettti' hold alopinR ~:round. or calling the social se- f1t.l.l5 curity district office, or you may stop by and pick one up. The Marietta Social Security Office is located at 331 Fourth St. The telephone number is 373- 1.10x.11, Allullrlf 113.1$ must be practiced by everyone, and at all Urnes. Remember, traffic signs, signals \and laws are lor your proter- '1 t.oo x11, •·Pir. ....~.1111)' l Service that makes fine products better , UNICO BATTERY BUY! EAST .MAIN "ST. qPiill 24 HIIS1' Pomeroy 1 DAYS l'l! YfK. I Finut passena•r car bltterv Unlco mtke.sl 48 mo. 1uarantee, bet• ter than new car oris!· 1111 equipmeft:t. 12 Witt. 1•n:e f I MThe annual sprin& meetia1 of the MetbodW WSCS of Portsmouth Dlall'let will be held at Grace Melbodlll «:burch, GaillpoU., Wetlae.. day, April , belhmfDI with registration and coffee boar at 9 a. m. Lwtcbeon will be served by ladieo ollbe ehun:b for $1. Miss Marloa Btowa, oecretary of the Melbodlll 111terbolll'd Coua•U ol the Oblo Ctnfereace, wW be the pest · lpeaker• AU Melbodfll WODl• en of Melgs County an urged Ia atteoo. /" ONE' · DAY SERVICE " You can put most ofit in your savings account Maybe you've only seen them on the street so far. It so, come on in and see a Jet-smooth '65 Chevrolet right io our showroom. We tbiuk you'll do a double-take when you get up close e~ough for a look at that price sb~~er. Most people do. Because the maJor dilferenoo between this one !Ill~ cars tba~ COilt quite a bit more Take room, for.e:rample. Chevrolet has more of it than 111311Y expensive ears do. Yougetextlafootroom with the, new frame and forward engine deslgll. And those bandrome Ctll'Ved MOORE'S IN POMEROY SPRING PAINT elde windOWIJ are one reason for all 140·hp Turbo·Thrift Silt on up. And of the extra shoulder room, front that famous Jet-smooth ride is even and rear. .,etter this year. A new Full Coil And there's plenty of luxury. The suspension, new wider tread and over 8lllartly functioll&l fustrumenl: !lliftel 700 sound and shock absorbers work is eaay to read, puta everything at together to give you the feeling there's your ~ps as Willi. Color-keyed a foot of air be~een you and the road, mtertors feature tastefully rich You can tailor the car exactly to fabr!es and vinyls1 foam-cushioned !lllating and plush aeep-twist carpetmg. And even the low-cost Bel Airs and B!Bcaynes include these luxury touches. There's a great choice of power, from Che1110let's etxmomical, spirited I< discover the difference your taste, too. Our catalog lists nearly 200 ways to do that-and our salesmen can show you bow easily your present !'"rand realistic monthly payments Will have you driving a he~utiful '65 ,Chevrolet nearly as quu:kly as you ve read this message. SALE! CHIEF LATEX WALL PAINT _ _ $4.99 WAL. RUBBER BASE • FINEST QUALITY ALL STAR GLOSS ENAMEL $,.33 QT: CHIEF PORCH & FLOOR ENAMEL 'WI C:AN BLEND ANY s•LECT. 'I SHIRl FINISHING I ·'?'----~ LATEX WALL PAINT $J 79 ALL STAR • -CHIEF . t j Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's PASTn COLOR YOU ' e _. ·--···----- Chevrolet· Chevelle • Cheug H • Corvair• Coroeue PAIITS·-- LAUNDIU'"....-DRY CLEANING POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY . ' W. MAIN STREET ., • ·2'5o421 ·> ' . "'-·· , . ······--·-at aa02 MOORE'S ROtiNSOWS II i . . ' . . -· T ' \' ' Sure there's a difference between the luxury '65 Chevrolet and expensive cars 18 sunply-pnee. CUSTOM BLENDING SERVICE ON r m•llel • FINEST QUALITY U-48•2IM . •,- -"--· SUP&R SISRVICJ STA. for a luncehon meeting at th~ • University Inn were Mro. John Werner, Betty Cline, Gloria Ebersbach Emma Jane Paugh Grace Pr~ll and Pearl Re..,: olds. '" The Athens club served as hostess with Mary Ann Cam bell of District 15 in pGuest speaker was Ethel baugh State VIce Pres'dent MunC:.ment was rna~ of' district meeting to he h ld s 2f! at N !son ill Th e edlpt. v e. 16 ewasnew • rector ofe District introduced Ruth Crow of Jackson Ohio ' ' ' · .-:"·'~ diene tread rubber. Jnftatcd to road si:r..e wh\le curina. for stabil- 650 X }3 their Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation b~~lnA~~m=or~,~D=a=ry~l~ffi:u:m:ho~M=d~T~o~m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~=~==~~~~~~~-~J punch bowl. The. cou~le went on a short weddmg tr1p to Pittsburgh, Pa. For traveling, the bride changed to a two piece white suit with pink and white accessories and wore the corsage from her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Rulland High School and at. tended the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Nelson attendged Albany lfih school and is employed by the Pence Elec11 . Columbus. The r c Co. m couple is residing in Reynoldsburg. daughter, Mary Frances, who observed her eighth birthday. The Easter theme was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Mrs. Tussey was assisted by Mrs. Dale Walburn In serving cupcakes, ice cream and pop to the invited gueats. Favors of jacks, marbles and Easter treats were given as favors. Attending were Steve Walburn Janet Neal, Debbie Mul.' lord, Martha McNeal, Jill Walburn. Other guests were Dennis Mulford, Judith Owen, Larry Neff, Donald Stivers and Cindy Manley. 815xll5 845X'IS I Ohio safer. linn! Obey them. Help ~'"· ~led Rue 11 lhe was a Cllle from .--. Mrs. RJcbard VaiJibaa wbJcb ,.81 eoactllle4 ''Oitllgta111111lof» your new' Job. best WI!IIes tbe Cubs" iD tbe blue and colors ol the cub ICOIIII. liiU alJo presellletl a Mike Hollman wb.lcb was by Keith ..._.... Eighth Birthday Is Celebrated NEW. LOWER PR IC ES IN AL L PO PULAR SIZES . for a woman to know about her social se<!uirty pro•~ction.l Over 24 million women are working today, more tban evl er before in our hlotory. Nine I i out of ten women can expect to hold jobs or work in their i own businesses or professions during some part of their lifetimes and earn credit toward social security benefits,_ Those who are not working should 1 know :oboul the protection they 1 I'··================·~-------------J on IICOUllng. Mrs. 1.--------- THE SHOE BOX ago. Bat, Loren! said, ~~fety I.... $999 1 $50 On Our A Truck load. ~ IIlii<~ • ,..,,. ·.,, ...... .._...,_. .....,.,.bl, ..... OMIO MASON. W. VA. strand. . Security.'' may be obtained by I Wilham D. Childs there is more need than ever I I writing Nalb, llf MOM, Pft c.: F' ALSE TEETH Answers curity retirement check 7 . Middleport 1 BAKER Fu rn it ure l merce-, Bearing wealth from mart what C<lllditlons can the bus. band of a working woman be paid benefits?" I It also points out that child· I ren of a working woman can he paid monthly benefits at her death, even if they continue liv- , lng with their father, and even ! if he I! working. I The social security protection provided non-working wives is deecrlbed in a separate werles of questions and answers. There is also a section on th~ woman's role In the social oecurity proaram as an employer of household help. Women have always hall an Important place in the social security program, Lorent pointed out, noting that a woman was the first person in the <OUntry to receive a monthly social se- TERMS: $10.00 or Less Per Month _ And a thoroughfare for com· a Woman's Questions Abo u Social Secuirty," is now available at the Marietta Social S... curity District Office, Robert G. Lorent, Social Secuirty Dislr · . Manager, announced today. Written from the woman's point of view, the booklet may however find wide readership among tbe male population, as well. For it provides answers to questions such as: •'Can a workJog woman collect both her own retirement benefit and also a lull wile's benellt?"; "If the hu~band or a working woman dies, can she be paid anything based on his work under so- 2WIEK DELIVERY COMPARI If You Prefer The "FINEST" You Can Save $30 to "FLEXSTEEL" Living Room Suites. We Just Received MORE FOR YOUR MONEY 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 Full a lholl88nd miles beauty For the great American heart 1 259·95 168.75 00 4 Pc. Curved Foam Cushion Nylon Fabric ~WEEK DELIVERY 279·95 184·00 199·00 179· 2 WEEK DELIVERY COMPARI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 Pc. Suite BY-Spodal Arranpm•nt With Factory 11 ••- 0 A•ound And SOCIAL SECURITY 1 p~ed -ne WAliiDNGTON CUPl) Olio hel 0.. tl «lCIIIIOW., ltU IIW a ..... *"hI • I r I II• Ill ' · ~iBitrx-mRM.x.., w57 " - , . Hospital news at: •.•.!:4JI. •11......., ..... -" 1«!.,"":&.:te.J ~ _!: 1111, Rl. 4 Jr. I •• ' ill ,r IIJ'dl B,!ilalb . ey, Richard Vaughan. Den mothers lncludl! Mrs. D a e "· Harrla. Lee Smith, Mrs. Wl1llam • -~'- W• Va.,"""· u - RoX· The awardlurn,w Gene led .. II roeelves from """""" Ill ... "tile a• r, ......... •• b ere presen to Dale Walburn and lill'll. --"·le Mae Holley, JU. 1 Glenwood, the IICO.u~ y their parenla. Leonard. ••..,....... w• Va., .,_ Recetvmg Bobcat """' Victor C. YOIIIIII, were Steven Walburn Jr., 1M E. MaiD lit., Pomeroji, Jenkins, Craig Stewart, J o h IIANDERII IN LEAD Diane E. Loclwtek, ttl. 3 Pom. Mantey, Kyle and Randy DUNEDIN, Fla. UPI) roy, Mrs. Elijah Jobn H. Estep, Rt. d I Harrisonville, E. Jlad&. 1• ar , Tommy Lowery, A'-.;.uf Doug Sanders ($29,157.78) leads Rl1 "•-ter Bog • •• l!..rri.s, David Grant ' Steve UU Bob Uw-les ('17,981.26) and ....., , I~:::. Jackson, Zeldon erWest, Gu[fin, Eddie lolilchell, K 1m Billy Casper <•16,160) lor the 1, French, George Hiudy, lop spot In profesalonal goH'a tng, Brewer, Don Vaughan Jllllles Brewlngfun, official prize money competi· plelon, Ironton, Andrew R. JohnMIHlley, Keith French' spent the weekend at his lion, according to olflclal atatisSiack, Mark Smith, victor In Middleport. tics released Monday. Worry of Cloud and David Gerard RelatiVI!l! have learned that Wolf badges were pr.;.,nted Doyle MOler, former Mltldle- Rail have returned to tbelr 1'1. to Tony Manley, Ricbard Bail- port resident, Ia a potlent studies at Kent State Univer· Slipping or lrritotlng7 ey, ana Greg Hayes. Gold Ar- MI. Carn1el Hospital ill Colum- lily following the spring vaca- Don'tboem-bftoooo<.... row points went to Tony ,.__ lion. tMth m·wobbiU>g ~rum- bll8. when_ "'""'""' you eat_.droppln:l t&llt or l&u~rh. Juat ley, Richard Bailey, and Mrs, Marte Frances Is HI Mls• Jeanetle Crooks, Mar· oprlnklo • Utt"' PABTDl'll youra. plate.. ThiS pleaall~ po1rdel'on glvea ory Hayes. Denner atripea tbe borne of Mr, and Mrs. lelia, sent tbe weekend wltb o< ..,_ .....mort to Robby Harria and Silver Roach In Pomeroy. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ~~¥,:.>£_i!;~= row points were gi·ven to Tony Mrs. 0. E. Tewksbury ter Crooks. "''"'"""'''''-' • 1...,.,.,,..1· ~;~~~~~~~_.. ._._._._.~~~·~p~~~·TIDITB~~~~~~~~~·~w~®~"'~·Iil Manley, Richard Bailey tained with a family dinner ? MRS. LOYD NELSON two points to Bill Vaugh;n. day 1ft observance olthe birthBLACK PATENT MASQUE Miss Connie Lou Haley, daughter of Mr and Mrs The 11164 Scout-D-Rama day of ber son, Edwlll'd of WellOpen Side By Mlu Americ• James A. Haley of RuUand became the bride oi Mr Llo d warda were presented with first ston. Attending were Mr. and Elwood Nelson, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ElwoOd N~l- place going to Steven Jenkins, Mrs. Edwlll'd Tewksbary and Womens son of Dexter, at the Rutland ChUich of Christ Saturday second to J. T, Rue, and third, son, Tom ol Wellston anti Mr. March 20. ' • Tony Manley, Others receiving and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary of The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by badges were Greg Stewart Middleport. the Rev. Jerry M~sters of Pomeroy, at 2 p.m., before an Dav'i Mitchell, Gregory ' Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mtt<oh-11 &;'tar de~orated With two baakets of white gladioH. Nup- and Bill Vaughan. ell and !amUy have moved ~I mUSlc was presented Mrs. Leota King, Rutland French at the Powell · from their home In p1anist and Mills Thelma · - -' Station, is 1965 ticket chairman centered with an arrangement of the Scout-D-Rama and those Graveside services were conchael of Rutland, soloist. Given in marriage by her mums. Napkino were white wishing tlckels may con- ducted Sunday for Carl Ray ther, the bride wore a street witb silver wedding Jells and Mitchell, stillborn son of Mr. length white nylon dress with the insctiplion ''Connie and Attend Luncheon and Mrs, Merlin Miichell. Burlace jacket. Her shoulder Lloyd" ln silv~r. lal was made In Beech Grove length veU of nylon net was Cake, punch and mints were Meeting in Atheru Cemetery witb the Rawlings. held In place by ~ headband of served. Mrs. Jeasie Grueser Members of the Mlddl rt Coats Funeral Home~ charge. pearls. She carried a white served the cake and Miss Pat- Business and Proles tonal~ Sandra SlmJ!80n, Dick BodlMIDDLEPORT, 0. ven K. Rynolds, :U, Henderson, up and Janet Sue Long, 18,, Glen- 4:40 field •. s: 25m.;a. Jefferson m. wood, have made application ,..,.,.,,.. for a marriage license in tbe office of the Counly Clerk. COMPARI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 Pc. Suite liatdd ,_,.,, Winfield l ::ro p. m.: down Winfield 5:10 p. m.; Somet up Winfield 11:55 p. m.; Helen z. up Winfield 2:50a.m.; 0. F. Shearer down Wlrlf.i~ld\ SALE ENDS MARCH 31st 2 Pc. Suite Ia,-/& .,. Mrs. Shearer down Londou 6:15 p. m.: H. E. Bowles down Marmet 5:05 a. m.; Ole91lder up Albert Sisson and son, Letart; Margaret Hayman, Pt. Pleas· ant; Mrs. Kenneth Jeffers and son. Southside;. Mrs. Merlin Mitchell. Cbeshire. ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - John Ste- OF OUR BUDGET LINE OF LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE PRICE ,,. • • JICIIPW.. . . . . . Jr .. pt Pleasant, $10 and costs, :!O p. m.; Asa up Meldahl 8: omproprr regiStration : Charles p. m.; Bob Benter up Meldahl ' W. Custer, Spencer, $9.50 and 12 :25 a. m.; Andrew calhoun 1costs, speedmg; BesSie Sturg· up Meldahl 2:10 a.m.; Pamela Ieon, Mason County, $3 and costs, D. down Meldahl 3:15 a. m.; . non-attendance of children 10 m.; Steel Ranger down Meldahl , 'chool. Molly K. down Meldahl 3·55 a. I Pleasant Valley Hospital 6:30 a. m. ADMITTED - Dale Wamsley Gallipolis Dam - Lucy Jane Gallipolis Ferry; Andy. Henry, Lucas up 11 p. m.; Reliable up I Gallipolis Ferry; Ronme Wick· 1:30 a. m.; Lorena up 2:45 a. !line. Henderson; Richard Mead· m.; Southern down 3:50 a. m.; Linda Choiin up 5:15a. m.; Sol· ' ows, Apple Grove. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Anna vay down 8:40 a. m. M. Elkms, Mason; Mrs. How· Kanawha River - Oii,,.r\ A new booklet Select From 7 Styles ond 6 Colors U¥1 I u scouts on on ayEvenirrg. Alllarda wert Cub Scout Pack U1 met MODtloy evening 11 tile MJtlotlklport Flrst United Presbyterian Church. The meeting was open. ed witb tho piad&e to tho 11.« John Krawsczyn, outg"c;i;g cubmaster ended , was comm lor hl3 live years ...tee will: tile cubs and the new l!dbmaster, Mr. AUao Leonard, of the Middleport Columbia Company, was Introduced, Members of the executive Cllmmittee named were Rlclt- r_,..,,..l s _, '!'":::~ "K'!;.:" Jl'loyd Falls out. aw-Jellui. out. ~ ard Harrison, Cheshire; 2- A·~~ wards Members C bPresenttidM d ol Patlc of Penn- IU, •·• ft!lllllnl \16 feel on rolltn, 1'lnila- • llU- 11 ." CORNER IEADINGSt OtollloJ. 01111p . I THE POErs llpOllS. was fmed $25 and costs 18, 6:05 a. m.: Chris Jr . down on a reckless driving charge. 23, 2:40 p. m.; Stevenson down George Allen, Pt. Pleasant, 23, 12:55 a. m.: Queen City up was _lmed $10 and costs, ires· Greenup 11:25 a.m.; J. s. Lew· pass1_ng: Ralph H. Shannon, is down Greenup 1:50 a. m.; L. fluntmgton, $9.50 and costs, Fieore up Greenup 2:330 a. m.; speedmg; Richard P. Newell, Buckeye State up Meldahl 3- $500,000 ,. .... • Otherll appearing before Good- bave been put back 1ft tile rlv· - - wiD on variOIIS charges were er at Gaillpolls Dam. James Mervin Holler, Apple Boal MoYellleall: Grove; Blythe A. Hersey. Rav- Ohio Rive< - Zimmer up enswood; Delano G. Skeena, 11, 4:25 p.m.; Onward down 14, Rsvenswood; Leeland M. John- 5:30 p.m.; lncliana down 14, son, Pt. Pleasant; Harry S. 6:2.5 a.m.; National anU Little Franklio. Gallipolis: Robert P. Edward up 16, 2:45a.m.; CharBalls, Sandyville; Edward W. Jcs K. up 16, 5:45 a. m.; Lil,'osti, Weirton ; Gary W. Grace, Jian G. up 16, 5:15a.m.; OVEC Dayton, Ohio and Glen D. WII· down 16, 6 a. m.; Jerry Bos'iams, Sharon, W. Va. : all fined worth up 11, 11 :35 p. m.; John SlO and costs on speedmg charg- J. Rowe up 17, 12 :30 a .m.; ••· · Wayne H. up 18, i1 p. m.; Inca . Larry Allen Stephenson, Gal· u: 18, 5:40 a. m.; Jamel down WE ARE YOUR N. 2nd Ave. Justice Fines ' ~· ' ' POMEROY �.. · - .. - ~ ... .. - .. - - ·• ..._ _ __ _ J.., ..... ..... . . . ~ . . ..... .._ . ....... , .. ·- ··· · · .. ............ . ... . .., ... .... _._.JI .... _...,__ r-w,.........,.. .. ~ 1 ' ' ---------------~~~~.~ Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board WANT AO INFORMAnON ..DIII.r I • tlnel, .,_eroy-lliddleport, 0., :Mar. 2 SIGNS QUALITY I awut .A t"IUJIII ~. tO ~nll1tl01" Ordl• 01 ""•-•Inn•"•• !DON nnt ~~~~" one lt I'IP ...... dl• .,... ..... .....,.llfllhl• lor l...r I • I~ rm W•rP -\1 ter.-t• Ml' '"'"' . . . -.............. .-~ 1111111111\1 .. (, . , ,.. tp ealt. fat 1'bNe .-.oa- c-. 4 ..... ....., • . , ICrtol'll 1~ •...-41•.. rf'p.>l'"'fl'1 llrthf't will rtpt ... 4 - - ' 1tlou.ld IN ...._... c.... "' -"' ........ IDIOrtti"IM a.nt 1ft - o.-. .. ,._......... ...... ltCI• PINI '"tbm tO ...,. CARD Of ...._ I'Ro11.10.8 • t) .. llr.fl OBITIJAIUD ,., 110 _,.., adD addttktaat wol'd U· OJI'II'Ir, HOURI • • A.IItfol.IIOI". latu.N1.t _._. A II '- 11!4111 rT"' !i(l 1963 Corv•lr Monu Cpa. PHUTO CopJma ~~on~ce. 011> leo mado al lepl papen. blrtll recordl IIIII aJmaot 1111' ,__ ---~ -··• ::e/~ $1495 '61 Olds F-85 4 Door _ $1085 6 al. ene:tne, Powerglide trans. Good wbltew~U tires, radio and beater, beautiful red finish witb dean lntenor. THREE SHOAT pigs, 125 lbs., $20.00 each. Phone WY U291. . 3303tc Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Yeter1J>. arian. large and small animals. 1211 Washlogton St., Ra..,.. wood, W Va. Phone 2'13-4!71. Office ltours, Dally f to I p. rn. I 28 lfc Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. CAll' POMEROY, OHIO 41> Business Services PHONE WY 2·2156 ROO~! BOARD AND c•re for elderly lady. Private home in country. Phone VI 3·2607 or VI 3-2602. 3 30 Uc club FOR SALE Socia/WorkelsMission/nsideNelsomille TB Hospital Reviewed '"'!!"" FOR SALEo Veoetian blinds, all ldnds. Venetian blind re. AUCTII•N pairs. Window and porch lost and Found THE personal property of the shades, all kinds. Cloth aw~~o LOST _ 4 day old red cair Help Wanted late Lona M. Roecher, wiD ings. Dale Wippel Supply, 21S with small white spot on sel' at AUCTJnN at her late Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. head. In Bashan Road vicini- DAIRY F'ARM HAND wanted. residence (across from Gaul'! 3 II 30tc ty. Phone Wlll-3835. 3 29 31c Call Coolville 667-3371 Paul . Grocery\ in. the Village of EXPERIENCED dressmaldDg Buckley. 3 29 31c ' Chester, OhJO, 10 a.m. Satur· and alterations. Phone WY 2Notice _ ____ --1 day, April 3rd, 1965. J 16 301c 2276 - - - - - -1 ADIES lo work for Sontheast- j1'HREE Pc· Living Rm. Suite ' SJndy'~ Beauty Srloo, mo..- 'tl. toi 'ern Ohio's first business show. Small Chest, Gas Stove, Tru~k WATCH, clock repair, minor premiSes formerly occup1ed Come 10 electric company of- 1 & Contents, Hall Rack . Wnt- optical repair. Associated 17 Leg•l Notice by Cliffs Shoe Repa1r Shop, fie Pomerov 10 a m. Tues-• ing Desk, Clocks, Refngerat- years with Sanborn Jewelry Leg•l Notice 192 N 2nd St., Middl£>port. l da;· or Wedn·e~day only ; or, Cedar Chest, Lamps, Rugs, Store. Earl P. Ingels, Sr., FIN:o"•c~~L :\~~f~;ro~" 1 Permanent Special, 2 - $10. J~27-3tc Radio & Stand, Book Case, Brown St., Mason, W. Va. Per ,._., ve•r tftclint ANNUAL ••~on Haircut. stylinR. .1\hAmooo : ---~ Table and Chairs, Cherry 1 3-13-l2tp ••dto:Ct':ca.:." .::.~:·=•trtct oP ~~~L:~:~ and set included. WY 2-5269 WANTED: Woman to live in. Co:ner Cuplxlard, Oval Glass, 'I 1. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Train"· o. ~:!.'::. Oblo ,., ':e' 0 :,!:,u't-~~~ 01:~ ~ .:md 773-5263. 3-18-30tc / No laundry. Call CH /-2102. 1 Chma Cupboard, Wash stand, , ed experienced, Chester, Ohio. Po~tul:::~~~,~~ ~~...!.',"_ .., ~- ---- --- - -3·2o.tltc Pitcher and Bowl, Telephone,! ' 3 9 tfc ..~r:~•tr ~ ..cln•, Oblo, March u. "" \<11DOLEPORT Fire Oepart· 1' -Hobnail Glass, Silver Ware, MIICirM t. z..... , 1 ll•nbl' c.rtltr ttte ,.,...,.. , .-.. Cieri!. Tro•turor of ttl• l ..rtllll ., !Mrf to IN corrroct. ment jitney S\lpper. Saturday, i u s Civil Service Tests! Pictures, Beds, Quilts, Throw . IIIYC:•tten M•e ctot.ncl, VIII•.. Ct.rtc 1 111 1 March 27th . 4 p.m. to 7 p. MoD ...... m.. ~ ttl •nn , .... *'""'"' 10r. Rugs. Chest of Drawers, Tool EXPERIENCED ~:: ~!~-' " ·~-~:.~ ~~~~~: ::D'~::.:~~:UN•c•~'· Elh pi)' t 'itcor-o "'"'" OI'IlmNII . Mach'me, Good 200 ••••nett J•nu•ry 1, ..... m. Pearl St., ~ementary : HIJh rtmuaal1d (II tnll> •P•n....... P!-t-plr810" Box, sewmg lcttool •nrCollment 44 School. 3--20-6tc •root n'"" ""'·'' ""P"'"'ea .~~:~P'"'"'""r" Linens Pewter Ware Old AUTOMOBILE ••••r'" ••II "e~~ONCti.IATI:'~ ' 4 ' ~:~a~!!(' MAR ......... ... ~~:·'~" ,.:'~:'"'",~~~:-!. ~~::... ::~;:: Cupbo~rd. Bed Clothi~g. Side- 1 Total ~"aa~~'* Stat• tuPwa7 llltJI. f'un.d .. JtMMJ'I' S G b W.-t•.- . ,.<fa~ I(!VIn• .,."'. ed.tr... ~nil board M•'rror Buffet Tools nt December 31, 1983 .. . 13.312.83 Cemetery ·- .... .. .. 3M.et C lewar1 UD s op. orne In !)h'IU • • ' . 'I Total [Jepo.ltol")' Balueo. .18M:S.III other Ge1L vm.,a f'Wtdac .. '' t51.1t and see all the new varmint l.lnrnln !kT\'ICft Boa G68- PomeroJ Pots and Pans. Many Items i OUU\andinl Cheelu, ~Total a.n. Villa•• FuncU .... JN8.38 DecemiMtr 31, l&rM . . Balance. . •.. 3300.U W.W • ' .•. • .. .. • . 471.7t rines. reloading equipment, Datb lie ntt. ne I p omeroy Otllo not listed including two out I AND Total Clerll Treuunr'J l'!lect.r1cWorill Lii:M Jl'wJd 308... Deeember :u, 1964 .. , 13.3G2.8S 8pee. AueR. Colllt. Jl'u11d 0 .0 . uall.SS anrl accessories, re - blueing buildings full of items. AUcr _ suMMARY 0 , CAIN IALANcu. BuDd a.tlrement Fu•u~a . 7. ..ot and ranairing. New and used Employment Wanted NOTE: This This is a sale of ucttPTI AND tXftiNDITUIII r1re Bond . . . . . . . . . . IN&.U ~t'" •••••c•, Jan. 1, 1'64 _ Orand Total of all f'unda , , 81522.11 guns of all kinds. Depot St the life time collection or J Geuenl . . . •• . . . .• 13.113.71 Bond Truateee . ' . ••.. .. •• 1188.11 Rutlnnd. Ohio. Pb. SH l-49:14. RELIABLE woman will baby prosperous family. In the ~~b n:~~~~t ~~·--- ~: ~-::.~ r;;nd .. .. .. ..... 41117 .81 Rutland, Ohio. 3 16 '9te . sit. Experienced By day or : event of incelement weather I Totat . . . . . .. .. . . . . . 111.8CI8.111 street con1t. MAR . . .. aooue - - - - - I week, WY 2-5415. 3 26 6tc . th e sae I may be post pone. d WY 2-2143 •-rneroy 0 T•tat . .c•lllttst.te Rishwa,- Jmp. Fund .. 14J.M rv • · Genenl .......... 47.)82.44 Cemetery .. . ........ 38o..oo LOS.,E,_ 4~J)E.eltGHtaTbfestsaf_el ynlyw98cfth 'l fo-1- Sale TERMS: Cash. BRADFORD BULLDOZER WORK equi~ Total ~~~:hx:=.m•nt ,, ., . ~~::: ~t!1r :!:: ~r~::: ~,: " n AUCTK'I' COMPANY. A. C. , .. . .. .. . , 1111,ua.11 W•ter Worb .. .. . .. .. 12,7Jt.lt7 at Stark's Drug Store. ---- -· BRADFORD Manager, C. C. ped with winch. Big or •small General T•tal lecetpts & a.eancosEledrte w.ttt Fund -.. . 11411.31 .. . ••. . . . . . 10.508.111 !Pee. AaOI,II . Conat. P'und .. 2151.N 3 12 80tc DON'T PUMP yi")U sluggish sep. Bradford Auct. Crow, Crow job. Ca II daytimes WI 11'"3151 • Bond Retirement . . . . . . . . S15B.9S Bond Ba.tlrernent FundJ ... tiM3.117 ------~~~- --ti(' tank Get Kleao-Em-1\11 & Porter, Attorneys for Ad- evens. W~ 9-3089, Gene Bar- ~r.c:,b R~~ .,.'~:: ~~~ ~tar· of Aii"F'W.d;. .· .· M~ At IHMIIBII.E lns•lrance bt!en 8eptic tank cleaner. Land- ministrator. Signed : Charles nett, Racme, Ohio. ~=~::tur::;:..~~~ ·· •· 1888·" 29 C1llt1'1'IIPfl'l I -OBI VWJ opera mark Farrr. Bureau. H. Diehl, Adm. of the Estate s 30tc Bond R•tl.mnsn& •. -· •• •• ~ ~-Oel:ltlrelc F\ind . . '..... • .• GIMI.M lor'! Ut.-ense~ Cad W\' ·~ ( Lo M R h D -- - Lum:b Boom . . . . ".... • ' 5380.1 4 Sh"oet onat. M&R •• . • •• UOI,IIJ 2 18 tfc o na _ oec er, ecea~ Business Services Total . . . . . . . .. Mmo.sa cematery . . . .. .. . ,• 523.44 27 3 I AUTO SALES 3- • tc Betty Wlfflamo Beauty Sbop In CUtln~:oMPhilbuMtc~~n.ePhaodano cuWY~ Total t.un<h •~m .. .. 328.14 . , _ , , Fund ...... mu• ' LANDMARK ~ ~ . . . . • . . . 11.aa.83 Spec:, AINu. <:Onttt Fund 37a.u Syracuse will re · open on 1 Tbf' Ramoler i I 2-3Sl0. lJ t tfc CAIH iALANcu, atCIIPTI Bond R•tlrement f'und8 .. ... 5810.lt Ap ril 6, Tuesdays through dard ot Compact I' AND IXPSNDITU••• .y PUND Ftre Bond · ·· · • · ·•• lQ!I .OO o•NIIAL IIUNDGr•nd Total of All runu .41.174.0& I World Stan Fridays and ew.· nings by af' . Ex ....,.lleneP ~ WILSON'S ear wash. 550 Pagt Balance, .January 1, liJM •• t3,113 .n ••tanc•, DOK. 11, ' " • . tm t Ph WY 2 3990 . Recelpta - Revenue- . • . • . Oenerol Fund . . • ' O.D. NO pom en · one · Btg ear ro.•m. ride aod per i St., Middleport, Ohio. Phone Gn. Prop, Tuea •• ZIABUO StrHt cor~~t. MIIR .. . . . . J010.ll4 3 29 6te torman..-e Small Cllf eeouum)' ! WY 2-3715. J 17 SOle Tanc. Per.. Prop. Tu . . . . 1878.33 ~'•te_..HtPwa,- Imp. Jl'und .. 301.13 --~ -and DJaaagrrabllitJ r~:t!d:~toghl~nd . . .... 18.577.fl ':t~aer'""oeii. Vtll~-,. ; ·FUntt. · ~:: 0 ::cr:,• .. ..,ch':::. M•rc:..:;,..:;':epert N" 1 :=:: Wh eeIAI'lqnme Brake Servl'ce ! I I B aettnars 0 1 I .'.'.. :-: ····.:::: 0 . ·:::; ·:·:.:· - -2 Fo N} PI: 2 Fo Ny -2 AI Fo; Ny Att 89' - 2 Fo: Ny: Ext 4 s.Fo:: Nyl 2 3C Foa Tw' Ear -2 Foa Two Ear 2C ~ -- --· ----- ••~tt BIG TIRE sA LE For Rent Se-e Me tropu:litau Motort E M I0 " - l p ero · a :m..,e · um J Pbooe W'V W81t U 4 22 -~ 1 I 3 30 3tc 1956 FORD pickup. 1954 Ford 1 ,;;-;-n;;;;;;-.;;~== J nd SH I FURNISHED HOUSE 5 rooms 6 cy i er. Z-46SG. 3 _19 l2t_p I and bath In Pomero' y. Call Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. Employment Wanted a __ UOOSESW. M.\No _ a __ ln __ s _ AI.part _me3nt30furlfc__IAVAILABLE FOR belly sltling 'l 11-o .. . nished and unfurnished, all 1ize1. Phone WY 2-3167. 3 24 l2t --;;==c-:---c::-:c MODERN 6 - -rooms and bath apartment, Middleport. Ph. WY 2-3121. 3 24 tfc -1ST FLOOR I Bedroom effieIeney aplrtmeal, Middleport. WY 2--3814. 3-20-Gtp - -- ~I EVEN room house and full basement In Syracuse Phone WY 2-Zi55 · · 3 18 tre FOUR ROOMS and batb, un. furn lshed apartment, gar.g.. rent reasonable. Plum St., Pomeroy. Phone WY 2--- full or part time. Tel. WY 28149. 3 18 tfc ti=·= w.,... tor talnlng the functions such 88 that the executive comndttee the X-ray and skin tests and as- would be named at a later date. sisting with educatlon of res1- It was announced tha~ the ~ dents to the service of the as- ond nursing !chollll'8h.ip of taO sociaUon. wo~ld be awarded thia year to The meeting was opened with 8 gll'~ ln the county school "WI» prayer by Richard .Chambers was mt~rested. in becoming _a ""--•with Karl Kautz president in nurse · Th8 gir1 wiJJ be .....-u charge of the b~iness se~ion. on th! basis of scholarship, clt1Mrs. Guy Ne IgIer gave t b e zenship and neceasi"' ~J· Na.,.. -T secretary's report and treas- Burns of Pomeroy waa therecipient Jut year. Serving OD the Ischolarship committee are Richd Cbambe -~ "- p I property. ar n, ~nr., ~.. au 'Jbe en lire Ru t! and H'•~ u - Horace Karr. '6'· Rn•••ll ......., and IUJIS. "-'---1 Dr'IYer Trammg · · 1 Mr • and Mrs• Roy Re u1er .:K:JIUU c ass attended the meeting. were present and Mr. Reuter . sed L'Ia th expres IIIII commen GJI e work done by the local a•eoct• tion for patienb at the bolpltal In Nelsonville• Abo fntrocluced INDUMarrSTRibA~~: LI:GUE ~:~:a!n~r~ofP~J~Iu:: "F -, C.U.ploW $ Av E Special low prices on pas· senger and mud & snows. · 1 0 j sto;k.r 0~r'be:nd~P~!t Lo ~ Yba~~ ·J £alD. ~ervice Station Jack w. c.........r PHON I WY 2·"32 I'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""...,,J To~bo~n:~:e Allt,.UJNt;Eil Sa tiel Ctftt lsradfclnt eNOW IN PROGRESS l'rtle, , _ . • C.t.t &.. C. BRADFORD bdDe 011a • -::-o=;-c--;;::;;:;;c:-=---:;=:;1:-:-1_1;-lf:-r l'llr-igler Bu.UdtnA 'oitqtpJ) for ! new homes. Built ln ldtcfl. ens, storm window1, alumInurn siding n~l... CaU Guy Netg· ·- Racine ~ u:a·, ' VUIU• ":::~,. <;:~~·~~·e Fu~ -~ =--.:: !::=:!: ._ ... Arenc:te• .. - ·' plw!!aNq ... For S1le ·- · "'"" .. B.edemptlnn of Serl.a1 Bondi, Notee. IDd C.rt. ' ' .. ' . . . '. aJOO.OO (Dterel& on hrtal Bondi, No'- ~ .. ...... .... Gen. ...... HEATING = UO 1181... s Points• year Y "COLEMAN" J:::':;" 0 Tot.Cil BedllftlDI BIIIDC!O Ph• 1! ltllfc R«otpto .. . --:;---.,.-::-----==---=-:----:: ..POndlturea...... Grv , Tu: · · . • . . . . 18110.00 'f.:..!.. Fin. IDol. .. .. 148.00 IHClaJ .u. .. m::......Pe~Sllt.ll • "D&J S • VIllar• hncla ·• •• . . . • ---- c · ......._. Otltit. Fulldl 171l,JI - •-=·•,. .. .,...., -eo,........ ........... ..•· .._.,Team SALES & SERVIa MY • 596· W Willford 1168· Handicap 21· . Toial 2627. w~ J ,_..,_ 0 ION.M p'1n ~• • Is I · OIASE HARDWARE LO ST POSTS 7 It 1 Heollna ... cart. .. 'I'IO.oo ,.,........ Hlgb Game - K. KcEDtiJ>. 300 cu ' . ong, Mt .,- .... ,.,,.. .,.,...,....,;,· .. ··:: :: ......., ........ ... .,.,,. ............,. - · High .,_.__ It •• 35c Harrison ille WY 2--127» • ••.. nco. Doc. 11, ,,.. ua.tt rtretC1 .aDd IDteren. • • • • • • . • •.eo flY _,, ""'-- .me>...... a........ HONDA motorcycle AI shape · v • · ... , _ - u 111 ,.,.., --.,~Bot,... 1110.10 Elhlnny . Team Ser596 4000 'I 3 18 l2tc llooombor 11 ,... • "'· · Eto• · -2112'1; .._..a MIM rn1 nu es. Ch ar Ieo Smllh• •• ...,. II .._ LUNcH looM'•un.:: .... 1110.- """' vu. • • -"""'....,.. _,..,,.., lei - 'Swllber • Lol1le Hemlock Grove. Ph. WY 2-ae.. M 57 11 ••,..... .lanu•-"'1, 1H4 --et.M ~:0~"-::ec::· Hllh Game _ Sw1lber , 1 • ., . _ ..,.,.., - 1 ..,,..,. . _ . . , 0 6677. 3 30 Sip CHAIN LINK win, 8 fl. bill, "'-WYMS11 any am-·"' 50c a ft., liko ..,. "' ,.,...., .. .. ·• ·· .,,.... _,_.,. ....0 · .. " · .._.., and LobM liS. .., Cooper, Langa. Clll n ..,., .,., • N1IPd rott.r&J subaictr c . . . . u 11••u1 - - - - ·-----WE GLADLY loan I Blue Lus- new. B.......M. ~"C::..:! ~ ~~0uWt : ~~...:.otor, tre Carpet Shampooer with ville Rt. 1, SH Z.5408 f • ~ purchase of Blue Lustre car' s·2S 12tp IlEATING. f'l &. 11..0. Total Reeotii~- · . · · :." .: ·.: ·Mlt.Jii aoa:.::Uvnr:'~ ~pet Shampoo. Baker Furnlhi ~I &nlld 8a • t a. ~a:a~ ~ IWU_. IPeatal .._... _ CODit. .,.- 0.... , Imp, Conn. "'-ada " 1 .,...,1tu,.._ · · · · · · · · · · · lure Middleport ! 30 6tc Rul Est•te for S.le au 111tot liiUI fllreof, r.. ,._, ,.,.,.~ _ c.... ,,..... ...... .... ..0 ·LOU;. 1137 ..,..,:M ' · - . ......__ ..., • __ luJI»IlN uu! J'oo4 • Grud Total aoee~pte •IN 1957 Two BEDROOM m0 bil -·~ ~ n-a .._. •• .• .. 11lllC •UMMARY 0, l ........jfv..:.:._11 f • ,.. ""'"' _ · .·...,·, _ .. ,-- ·...... """"••.... ..._.,;::home, 8 x 42 ft. Will sell ore FOR SALE: I room house and Taw . • •·. _,..., , . .....,..., . .M., ._ to __ Balnee. Deco~~nbel' 11. tiN .31114 OellV&l Drercu.u _...., trade far larger trailer and beth at 7f4 East Main St. INCOME TAX Serrlce, JobD- ToloJ ......,..,.. - ...._ -.,.M '" ..- ·· •·.. ....., 31, llllf. . . . .. . 1'1'1- 'l'o~ Gen. • • . ·,- •. '.. •• •• 71 pay difference. WY 2--5457. Pomeroy. See: Mr!l. Joh n W, IOD • Simpson .lnluraoce At- Deoember •••IT• AND LIA.ILITIII Proteettoo ..~ t. .. uiti ... nt.17 5293. 3 23 tie l 3 3_0_~~ Stout, Harrisonvi11e, SH 2- ency, Room a, Qlatl ~ AIIIT~CIMIIR "'· v.av. ~re .. -- - ~~~-- -- -~~ 3 30 3tc lJJa, Middleport. DD Jlaad ~-13 8 tk!fD,. • •·-· · · · •• · · •• •• · . •·" TRAiLER lots for rent, r• !ost 1861 4 Door Pontiac Tempest. 4834· tfa Cull lnl'ftturJ" l'lufPti..i ' •. ii.i*· 1100.00 Tot!J Proteeu-:::0..-r....;··· ID.It 1 20 1D Laundrymal and school• Autam~tlc. flill. See Norbert 4 ROOM FRAME cottage with =.;; ,:: ::: :;:·~·;·;;·;:· ..~:: ~ P~~ " ........ .... Valley Lumber & Supply ComNeutzling. 3 29 3tc fj lace k fl L I I:Qulpmu* ....... · ·• . . . . I.SOO.oo Tot.al hDI&.etJoa • : . . .. .... •:·;: ' d eel ,--· rep ' oa oor ng, exceIf~~L~TII~ ·- ........ .. ,.,,._. ~·· a.u.r dd 'PbitoiM Jm:,. Mldd 1J1n7, .epurl IO.S.U< 1116.'1 Herri-Gol Seal M a ion lent water from drilled well. SMALL .... ,..,.:;;o,. Goa vw. ..._ ,...., Mob 1.,e Home· -" •• 10• car- 800 •q. ft. floor space. Green To'" Ll • 1u spee.m'" "-..._ Coo.•. i'wldo ..,..... 1 H:{EE an•. four ,-,., lurn••h• ENGINE REPAIR - ' "" - ·• .... ,•.ooo.eo _.. ,...., ·~ ' 1Cxeu1 or De&I.Mr · :., · A.Ht. Pabll WQII · · · • · · • • 1110.• lid ad .mfunuhed apartpeted, 2 bedrooms, solid oak concrete asbestos shingle sid· 1c.-.a w~ "'Wico ......""''-' menta W\' U4!4 paneling and walnut cabinets. lng. Nicely located on State Total ·· ICHoOi.""N-.-r . 70.111.13 meet!te ~·~ 12 1 tk Like new. WY 2-3016. Route 338, (1JJO foot frootage) Wright Power Saws oooao AND NOTII ~~~::\', ....... : ·::;; ...:.. 3 •• - 81P "'c__ ..,. • .,... ...... Dettt wH lli.K-. TRAn.ER 1m'S - free oewand in sight a! the Raci SaiH & Sarvlce ._- ee';., ..v"'w."--~ · - ·~-! -·;;-;=;--;;==;;;-~;----;----;-;-o'-; lt~lllllrte •fHII .,.._ • ~..._ CoMt. r.u..ii SU.'II age and water. Brown'o frail BABY CALVES, Hereford-Hal- Dam. f4500.00. 3 30 3tc ............, - · 01, ..,. . , . .,,. Ta'!!r~~· · .. .... ...... ....., EL CAMINO PICKUP er Park IState ApPrOved) stein cross. Clifford Leifheit, Reo L•wn Mow•rs~" 11 1110 • I*IOCI ·· · · 1000.00 IDtoren - a.~U: · 11 1* . MAOO.OD Ml -"IIe, 0 hio, Puone •--- WY Rock Springs, Pomeroy. WILL SACRIFICE. MovIng out I Fox Go K..... ....... ~otal' Out.t, llond llftd htlrem'ent ll'uaq - 11 283 cubic Inch V-8 motor, 3-qeed iltudlrd tnJII. . neuv• OUtet. n.e. Del!. :u.' JSIIN .-.-.oo Bolld• Not.. P8ld -, 2-3324. I l$ tfc 3 30 3tc of state. Split level, stone Rite 01 latorut · · · · • ·-- W lllfr eent Vlll•ae F\lncle . . mt ..lon, radio, fresh-air heater, white eldew.U tllW, 1014 0 " . . T•*" .......,iiw:.. ...,...,.... --~~-------and alumm'um aidin'g, 3 bed· WILCOX SERVICE o... ., FJ•" "" " " .. full chrome wheel diJca, baa up uptl, air 11ft fl) 10, Uc N... ConatruetiH ..._ ltJ•IPIII....._ Wanted To Buy 1958 MOBILE home, 10 1 51 11. rooJJIIl, caf1l0rl, covered pat5 P.M. to10 P.M. Dolly .,._, o.............._ shocks on rear, 9,000 actual mila, A Nil h0118f. 1 0•.,•., - LOT ·-- ii1Pomeroy: HowLl••• ,... mx-.UY• . , ..• "'-GO 8 ..... SMALL In good shape. Call Cheshire j o, ch • 1n link 1ence, wall-1.. 412 5· 3rd Avo• Ml""loport .,., .. ~ NDTico .10 d M 11 387-7723. Forest Smith, 80.1 wall carpet, fireplace, pano-lll1qloa=1 of&~~~"~.mcou~=: Total o.oe:ai GOftiot:: ~ ~:· lililt.lt ar u en, WY 2-3782. of Ohio Ponwro,. Ohio, utu JO:OO A. M. on •oN ONDID DIIT 3 24 l%tc 184, Cheshire, Ohio. l-27·12tc ramie view Rlver. Legal Notice Monday, Aprtt s. 1111. o ••T•••MINT ,u 111.,._ 8 1 New Haven, 882--3208. --~--;-;; In tbe nna,e o1 Pomero,-. Ohio, Mil'• Aamtt, Bonet . .t. :ru..d-81 Nf lNG Ti MACHINERY Co slgnrnent u:e.-.L NOTICI l:lqtnnlnw at tho aortheut eomer of ~i:.b · · ·· ··· · · · .• o.o, 3.-N 'A ) "mber. Top cash n ' s 26 8tc Maroello Cantartnr;o, - whoM pi~ Lot Nci . 44 on Bu«emut stne& In w llond .. . . . . ... ...... -.. prier paid Marioo Reynolds 8ale: Sponsored by lht Metg - of residence 1.1 unknown and cannot nld vm•••· Thence nortb•e1to.-1,- a· ~~~WorM Rn, Boni bL rurwi-GMAC flnandng AvalJeLl... ., ~--lvl'lle, Ohio. Rt 3. Call' County Junior Fair Board, ' wltb rueonable dlliaLnee be a•~r- lOIII BUtternut Street about J7 . • lnvettM t " v·. .. .. .... ···" 1,,... 2 ACRE lot, 800 ft. South on talned, I• hereby noUfie4 that .. teet to the line eemnt Will Rendlnf: Btthd Oft • •• Trea8. '! arter 4 o'clock, SG'l-3503.1.11 "c tAbeprll lOth, a. m.Fair on Rt. No. (from Pomeroy L FUnd " ..__. z·. _,· .. A'N ·... D,.,.•·. ··_ Me lat gs 10:30 County or ,., '''" ,_ P. 8 ,,~---, :. •Dd Oobt .,,.,·., . • ~ Bridge). Contact Grady Craig, Rlc hllrd. Cantarjno , I C!htld born on '' QUU., .,·-,-,,. .....••. ..,uro.awn .. -~---::---::-------::--.,.-...::__::::_:=.; Ground!. Anyone wishing to the- 11th da:r of Yu, 1112. at Porn· 1• • 10•t.h.-e.terb dlroctln 11on1 LIAitLITrl'i-- Gnf~! Total •..IQ.10 -....1Mason County, W. Va. 773-- eroy, Ohio, and for rhn,. of name •aJ.d eement w.U 447 fHt1 thence PNN• UHIJtf _ Sal• Or T,.._ COnsign machinery, contaCt: s-J, e •tfe of uld eblld, WU flied 11!1: lhe Pro- IOUtb 10 de.,.._. eut a81ott feet to Wfter W(lrlcl ; ·: ,, ._. .·!-;.Jim camah PV bale Court of Melli CounQ-, Ohio, tbe top ot 0.. ••U1 thenao e....-)7 T.t.ll ·' ' · •• • · · • 11.000.00 • {" Ra lne Ohl an, c I 0. In Cll!le No. 11.111 pondinl Ull •aid aiOilf Ute t4p df u.. wall ......... o~uAi.- .. ..... ...•.. ' . .w.DDO.OI) d' i ll Old--a&.Jit.. ' t' I BEDROOM house with gas Phone WI 9--2708, or Rick f'OR SAI.JI:-Middleonrt'• tall- Court. Said )M!ttuon 111111 be for hnr~ ~!:nt!!. end 44 .. lh• ptae• ., be- nro Et.tu.,. lfort4 •.ooo.oo a ac - ' . Mf~ . . . ',_ lurnat'e and conerete drive. 8 Cheater, Ohio, Pb. est building, located 152 N ~o~~.r:~·~~·.,a~~~~=: The lletp COllll&J' c.am~nan . ';!!::_ ••D~M•n~.:.:., ·· ·· tty~·u UkeOw n.:• .a·~· w•.·•,,M~Q .hn '1;• way. Will take bouse traUer Koblentz, 985-4075. Sale conducted by: 8er.! .rt Straet. Mhidleport at 10 o'Cllodl A. )L :;-.,~:_ the ...... .. N}tet .,., ... T•uu. rioatio . ~ .. ' . . IIAOCI.oo ......., N . ' In tradt. Melvin Lillie, C'he. 'Jbe Bradford AUction CoJn. Prieed for quick lliiJe, jD. ~;.:~:".\':::: Co>ua.,, KOla& COIJN'M' COKMIOSJO>IIIBI ~O.W 'l'o.. l u.'.mu=: .... :. .· 2-5"ti}.,4... · > •' ""···, ·. '-.·_ ~).~ _'.,~.·'000> if"'k_'" .llhlreo a~e .. --... .-. ......_ D...-....J ~ BJ: 1A1e1D11 ·M ont•. Clerll O.C.•tNr . ll.t$f 1... " , •• . . '.& _ ".0 ~... N W"l.-r." p&IIJ. :a 21 13te ........ - ..,... ---. at 11. •• ... Cl) 17. llh "----''--,;.~,....:._ oiii;,:o._,~.................._ ....__....._, * ,.,_ with bath u.... - "'iiaiii:i=;:;;•""•""""""'"""' =: .·. . . ..-,"..'-. :.:.:::·.::··:.::-::: 11 .,.._ ••,." r.;::;-·' 10 ,. _ Our *'· SPECIAL _w.., - U!:, ·:. ·: ..... r.u. '64 Chevrolet Chevelle =i; -n.oo.oo 1995 [ ~ ::::o:Jr:or"·~h:l ~~~:or:· !~s~ =t~:n ~=· ,::;::n~~= :.!!!~ ............. m·: KARR I &.Y·A_N'·. c .l . . ';;:r. (4)....... . ==:: ...... w · r ... r' aid Matlack and Dnana Klly, ---------IBelpra. BY Cl.UUCI!: AlLEN Mrs. Lethe Wood IJ)tlll I Mr. aDd Mn. Bruce Myers weekend with Mr. and Mrs. !far. aDd family 1pent 1 waekend in old Hawk and 80111, M~ Mansfield with Mr. and Mn. ville. I.Joyd Koenig and other rei&- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hlnea, BeJ. lives. pre, and Mr. 81111 Mrs. P. F. Recent vislton of Mrs. Letha Koblentz were caners on Mr. Wood were Mr. and Mrl. Clll- and Mra. a.art• Woode. rHAR!! .I WON ford Wood Bridgeport and Mr. Mrs. Elizabeth Wlckbam open! ANOTHER 6AME, and Mrs. 'virgil Wood, Athena. several days with Mr. aDd Mra. 0~ PILL PEDDU:R Miss Darlene Warne, Cleve. WIU Hellman, West Shade. land, spent a weekend with Rev. John Ridenour, A•hland, 0., and Mrs. Warne. spent the weekeud with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines Mrs. Buel Ridenour. Frleoda were recent oupper guests of speuding a night with John were Mr. and Mn. Charles Woode. Lorry Veil, GaUm, Dave Rice Mr. and Mrs. Curtls Fraley Micky Monia, Mlddleport, a;;jj visited In Indiana with Mr. and BID Amoo. Mro. PaUl Myers llld family. Mrs. LaWNDee Smlth altelJd. Mr. and Mra. Gerlld Ellel· eel a caurS8 for f.H ldvlson In ate In, CoiWDbua spent the week· CoiWDbua last week. end with Mr. ~ Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mn. David Kobleolz, RldenoUI', Mr. llld Mrs. Earl Dean, and Mr. and Mrl. Denzel Cleland Mrs. Walter Brown allended ~,;-----opent an altemooa with Mr. llld Recognition Day for f.H ado THE 8IG APE WHO Mra. George Abbott MI. Her- 'I'IJOrs 1n Columlnls, 'l'burlday. TRIED TO BRAIN mon. ' ldr. and Mra. Claylrm Allen 'IOU-IS '>I:JUR. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elcblnl- vlslled Sunday with Henry Dall· EX-HUSBAND? er vlslled In Grov!'pOrt with Mr. ey at lbe IID!zer IIDapitaL llld Mrs. Jerry Zarbeugh. .Mn. Donald Lorentz IIJd MrL NUSS~SCRATCii THUTTY CENTS OFF SNUFFY'S Blt.L WE'LL HAVE A CA<'£, IF THISJ<I'L WISE Gt1'l KEE.PS 141$ 'lAP &IWT!f ....--- 0 A Il Y CROSSWORD ACIIOU 2. Outer B.~ w.,., - u9. 10. Blbllcol weed !1. BtiHl cup u. or J'ore- :H.= bodlnp -.-of apphm• te li&.Bwee&. polalo .82.LI.L Celt 20.8ome 2l,Balto\lr ' 23.Bpeal< eroaolyt\J 18, Sbat'peDOJI :l'l.lllmploiJ 28.Tallt :111. Ahetl4 IO.Toll. . wl>&tla- • otEnl!lt GOULD IK.Apllrotllldl love 8'1. Conote\o THIS IS 'M:INDERF'UU TJ.IIS IS HISTORICAU HE'LL BE THE FIRST INTERPLANErARY latlon 88.~ Ill. State oapttal 61. BOI'IIO.,. -- OFFSPRING! 12.Bea ho•oe G. A lean-to M.AII<Il"l ,...u.er DOWJf 1. Valuabla art oll,loo& DAILY 1Uiirilm1PIOQ(J()]'E- Bote's how to work lh .&X'l'DLB44XB IJ LOJr&.-BioLOW A~· u get ~ae ..re was $2,800 . and . that 8 totaJ of f'iJ,UUiJ M IUO Wa8 0. Davll 1: Warner _ E. Perry realized from the Christmas seals · 492: R. Carson 426; C. Bahr 394· H Chesher 465· Blind 390· She also reported that I,Too To~J 2iR7 Won 2 ~st 1 Poin~ 1 children were given !ldn tlltl PurehuH . . . 3444.00 a. Mr. - R. Nelson 479: in the county, and that at presTotol RKotpto ...,,.,., " ,,.~-~·••• Blind :l911· L Jewell 429. Blind enl there are five patients at Total BeJ!nninr a~iariee plu• · ,_.,eu. Colll t Fund o D 3289 B4 · · · · th N I 'II Hasp! L Reeelptl IO.IIOe.tS lktJUI Retirement :. . . "wl:47 390· D Dotson .oln.o . Handicap e e SODVl e ~~~ tl IXttiNDITUIIIIJ'ln Bond . . . . . . . . . . . 24U..88 , ' · 'WI, 1.-==~;;:.;~ Admlnl•tratloa .. . . . . . . . neo.11 ~f:' ::•~t An Fund• . 1!38.52 66: Total 2158: Won 1 Lost 2 ~~t::.::n .. · · ••• 11 -:;-~ Wai-raak OutatandJnr 3170 38 Poinhl 2. Traruportauon or' "PU Pii.' .· 15.usa:ta Bond T~tee-··-· , ·· · Blue &: Grey - V. Wiopel Au•lllary &748.20 BaJanee Dec, 31, lHt •• . 118'JI.tt .. E Bachner ••• W Chi . .. OJM!-ntion of School Plant SB8&.0ll ToUJ Caah Balanl!,.50 ; . -; , School Plant Malntenen~ JHUO 1 ~1..i::.PTS....:.. 39'7o.u ler 428; W. Porter 514; J. &OND IIITIRIMINT ii'UNDPro~»t~.-t:r Taxa• Fund t3J4.Q Duerr 475·, Total 2335, Won 0 Bal•nn. Janua,-y ], 111M . . 2844.4f (Jntanrtble-) Los p .I "~ b Lo ~=!~'P;:o:_ rt;::"u•: ltJBu \Total Property Tue• uu.u t 3 oms 0. ~hnl er- lise ••• ,..,, ..... P•op. T.;, . 1314.41 •..:.. ~tate a .... tt. ... .. . .... ,.,_ .. - J . Beiley 471: T. Bowen 439: Total Revenue Reeeiptl na:ot.or VehJC!le TIUI •• . 1139.00 K w;aa'n 532· K McEihi · ~~:~~no: W.Oblo 1$. C!~: S.lll. New York Jt. Legendaq I & C. Jewelers - R. Bow- Co utivelydirector of WasJdnlton en 481; J . Johnson 495r; P. Rad· un ford 491 ; L. Wolfe 518; A. Sto- I Mrdlrecs. MannlngfthKloea, tDCU · bart 586; Total 2570; Won 3 t ve tor o e MeJp CA:ftm. Lost 0 Points •. AlhlaDd on ty T. B. and Health A""'dland RellDID• Compaay J tlon reported the past year'• ~~" • 'k . lud' the Total 2029 Won 0 Loat ~ MrT ""' Mn. Denzel Cleland. JI.Rlver: , 5 I 1 Bowling ft- If ~ on to future broodcastlng afkiooadce. And 111111 enougb, there was an .ICCO~, and a singer offerlrlg Wtthout a Song," not to mention a man band, and 1 lady dressed In a harem-type costume who played the violin .and laP" danced at the ~ li'!'e. Tbere were, m addition, "" cordings of the appearances on the show of aome future DJ?Ia· bles, Including Frank Fontame, Robert Merrill, Teresa Brewer aud one Prank Sinatra, who turned up 011 the Amateur Hour In 1935 aa part of a quartet from Hoboken, a group It good he d•d not stick with. There, too, was the major, toning the . _rltuallsUe known In mt!lions of acroos the land: "Around, aroond she goes - and wbere abe slope nobody knowo." H you don't know what these '!'be Panaina . Canal was •P" words referred to, II would be enoo on Alfi. 15, 1914. a waste of lime trying to 9 · Samuel 14, Kler was tne firll plain to you. refjner of crude petroleum. btitlfiUl'al medala bave been ne Cbannel Swim• Carl Issued ,sln!le 1901. Reiner, Mel Brooks, Andy GrlfSUnday'l offering wns, to be lith and Mary Tyler Moore are sure, ~ly the oUgblesl lOri of guests on NBC-TV'• final history of. lbe days when the ny 'lbomu apeelal of the sea. Amateur. Hour wu the nallon'o son AprU 23•••Same ,.. ...ol~<>rk'tll ranking radio favorite. Sltll, tt Jooalhan Winters special tota pleasant to think that I!Om&- nlglll opaofo Hollywood and one bad the foresight at the movies, with the comedian time to ahoot lllmso f the per- being aaolsted by Buster Keatrarmera, the audience and the on, Agnue Moorehead and JuDe ortalnal holt, Major Bowes, to Newmar. The Job of the IOCial worbr lllW'• report .., 1n ...ntnc with patltoll a • Mn. vatm1n1 lloll Ill lila • T.B. llnlpltal wu dlsc!uSied by senoe o1 the tnuurer, IIIII Kllftll ArrnslronJ, JOC!al oen- f'l1eda Fl'lhnle leo worker at the NelJanviUe New offl<ttl wen llecl4ld IaT. B. Hoopltal, at the . annual clucllal Karl ~ ne"cl t dlrmer meeting of the MeJp preoldent; Wllllace Bradfwd, County T.B. and Health Aaaoo vleo -preslct...t; Mn. ·Gu, Millelation Monday eY<nlnl. ler, III!Cretar)': Mill Prlllda 'lba buslne88 meetlnc was held Paehnle, lreuurer; lira. .& r1n the pa office followtnc the IDCt lleldley, ~· dinner ai the Martlll Restaur- D~Hctdr: A•ol ... m Rep~ Un. ant In Middleport. DwJcbt Wallace. Mra. ' rmstrong dlseulsed Named to the board of dJreG. problema !hal arise wheo a tors ftH Mn. Karlltaull, Mr. T.B. pallenl enlen the boopltal and Mrs. Gll!boN, Mr. for treatmenL She reviewed the and Mrs. Richard Olarnbtrt, areas of cooeem to the paUenl Mrs. Dan White, Clarence Heal· Including those of flnanee, ey, Mn. Bert Bcv!hner, Mr. and home emotional problems and Mro. Horace Karr Mamlnc rebabiUtallon. She noted ' that Kloea, Mrl. Paul 'auuen, Mr. ages of patients range from 14 and Mrs. Don Belzln&, Mn. to 84 years with the Jarpat per- Charles Mullen, lin. Hayman centage 45 and over. Barnltz, Mrs. Theron Jolmlon Mrs. Armstrong a!Bo enum""' and Edna Stewart. ated some of the aJdo made a- Several members were borJor. vallable to the patients and eel lnelodJn& .Mn. M. D. !far. these Include therapy entertaJn. linger who wu made an boaor· ment, minlllerlal 'programs, ary board member and pre1ont. persoJUtl grooming oids 8 n d eel with a eertlflcatll and a fiOkl television and a library. Sbe emblem bracelet by Richard spoke of the IIOCial work ... as Chambers. Mrs. Wayne GJb. the link between the hoopital bon>, member of 20 yean oerpatient and the eommunity, and vice wu given a certlllcate and cited the Importance of the ..,_ • pin and Mra. Wollaee Bradvice performed by the county ford, former e•ecutlve dlreeassociation. In closing the speakfor 10 years was pronated er commended the local ..... wtth a silver tray. dation far their part in main· Mrs. Cham~o - E::~~e::~:~i ~~ -.~· ·.·: . 10~:: ~!a: ::r;~~~~~· ~~. :~o~:~ ~f!r~~7;· ri.h~:h::.:: ;~. S:~ te~ and ~'11a=~ "'•"* E Gilland 401· Handicap !50· Jests. She announced 1ba1 th• I bd ed. --! ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy, bath. kitchen and dining area. full basement, furnished or unfurnished. Phone WY 2-2981 ! . " BJ JUCit DUBROW Unlled l'feo.t IJtlerudottal IIOU.YWOOD .(UPI)- Altfr a week In wbi<ll alartlilJg new apace developments were ...., by televlewera, II seema a~ touching to .note that CJIS.TV I •eoerable relic, "The Original Amateur Hour;• marked Its 30th annive,..ry Sunday. Wbet Images IlliCit an accaalan · conjure~ opl Fledgling lenora giving their heartfelt aU to "Trees" llld "Without a Song" 88 though nobody bad ever 1111111 them before. And these Images were intensified wltli humor and good nature swatay u !be 30-minuJe "Arna· leur Hour" presented highlights 01 Ill lbret>decade blstory In radio and televlslon with tbe first bell of a lw!Joparl dacu. mentary. Tbe oecoud bell airs thiS colllkqJ Sunday. ··~~- Over 35 Meigs county resldents atlended 8 Driver 1memenl Program Monday at ~rovRock S ingo Grance ball ensored byprthe Women'• comopo miUee of the Meigs County F~m Bureau In cooperation with tho ExtensiOn Tlllce and Stale Highway Patrol. Patrolman Gene Scott of Gal!ipolil uplained the ruleo for safe driving. '!be theme of the sesston was defenslre driving." He advlled everyone to drive as though every other driver is. a •afety huard. Other Jtemo dlscuased were, safety equipment in caro, seat bells, traffic laws and rules for freeway drtving. Mn. Andrew Crou annoJIDOo eel that the Farm Bureau advlsary oouncils would he ronduct>ing a voluntary car check during April as a follow-up to the program. The purpoS8 of tho entire program is reduce acd· deots in rural areas, with rorre. sponding effects on Insurance rales and the losa of life and office In Middl!'pOrt, Wedn... day at 7:30p.m. Eacll member ls asked to take 8 guest. Add AprD Z 'lbe EUB Men's Brotherhood a. the Enterprise and Morning Star churches will meet at the Ente!'prlse church Friday, at 7:30 p.m. '!be Lllerary Club of Middl.,. port will meet Wedneoday alternoon at the home of Mrs. James Euler. Mrs. Charles Bradbury will review "'!be Wind at My Back" by Pat O'Brien and Mro. George Lasbor will review, "Dorothy and Red" by Vincent Sbeean. · RoD call will be oomments on the program. APRIL % Jitney supper and bazaar at Portland Grade School by tbe WSCS Serving starta 81 s p. m. Hymn sing alter 7:30. Ev· eryone invited to take part. Operation Forward Night will be observed by Hemlock Grove Grange Friday at 1 p.m. The public Js invited. Llvestodc VB engine, std. tr&ns. Blue f1nl.h. clean Interior, good tire&, economy car witb performance. Polt'~rov Over35Hear Program on • Safe Drivmg .:;_;lie will meet at the Columbia Gas GUARANTEED. renewable for life habpltalization. l.oaued at all ages. Phone WY U168. 2 11 lie spoUeu clean ;J,].J Interior, bucket oeau, goOd W. W. tires, radio and beater. 1962 Chevrolet Blsc•yne 2 Door - '!be Wildwa:!:· G'!den =====-----,•:,...:.• $1699 110 R.P. Engine 4 on the floor, low mile•ee, jet black finish, N PLAI'I A IDUL1 PfttmlJ(tNO Woii.NT '"sur•nce Pomeroy Motor Co. OP SOCIAL CALENDAR 30, 1985 Television Revue Chester Society Notes u., ... One lotterllllopljJo - - - Ia - - l e A Ia WlOII for the three X !lor tbt 0'8, Single lett.,... a trophlet, the leagtb. l:bd b e' . . . . at the . . . I a au l:liDW. ~chdaytlte _ _ _ 7 011t. "They're arguing over whether this house should be run · as a profit or non-profit lnotitlltionl" WMPO Radio Mcnday Tbru Frtday1 . 6o00 Sign-On, Newt 6:05 Sacred tleart 1.20 Meigo CT, RFD ~:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Show 6:57 Weather 7:00 National News 7~05 Bill Miller Srow 7oiu Sportl · 7:35 Sill MUier Show 7:35 Pfckeno Hardware Shaw ,... · (TUesday-Thursday) · 7"50 ~WI 8o30 Daily Light -aiu· Bilker Furniture Sbow (Wed.-Auctlon) Frl, Sliaw) 9:00 News 9:05 Colfee With Janet U:OO Swap Shop 10:15 Mormlll! Meditatlono 10o30 Bill MU!er Shaw 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10:45 Family Worehlp (Thoro.) 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Shields) (Prld~yl) 11 :00 New• 11:05' Tiny'o Country Junction 11:45 Tlny'o Country Hymn Time 12:00 Cement Block Newt 12:30 Goessler'a Guest Star (Prl) 1:o 30 Larry Anderson Shaw 3:00 Jim Meea Show · 4:15 Blaetlnar Auto Sbew (Tues-'l'bur.) 4·30 News (Local) 4:40 Jim·Meeo Show \ li:OO Newo 5:05 Jim Mees Sbo,.. _ TERRY £ Oq:;7 $ LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII !!\'.----.--··~- PSYK KPA'l' ~P7KP~OPAUEOX OmiT CP POBT.to. EPOTBTTO.~JSTYX "'' 1 Bl:: r vou WOULD! BUTD.KJ WU TEll.. ME Qa I flail VTBPKAlKX --, Nf-II:U' TRAIL 1D TAKE,f~CWbl, CP .. .,x 6:3D Sundown Serenade YooleTtlQ'Jt OrJptoqn- LlBEl\'1'!'--NOT ~ 6:30 Sign OU JB T1tt MOST 00N1.'A.GIOUS i'ORClD IN ~ WOBJP,-e &ABL W.*PRIIK Saturdays: 8:00 Sign On News • lllliJ<-.. ...., 6:05 Country Music Time 6:25 Country J&n'lharee 7:00 News 7o05 Larry Anderson Sbaw MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY BoOO Midway M•'inee 10:411 It's Music ~ Army 7:15 Sign on 3 55 News Beat ll:OO Dairy Valley & OUtton'l 7:110 News Headline• 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss Top Ten Sbow 7o32 Musical Clock 4o30 lniercbange 12:00 News 7:411 Echoes ol Jf11 5-:00 Community News 12:15 Musical Interlude 8:00 Ubto Valley r.ews 5:05 World News 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 World News >:15 Sports Today 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 8o!O Sports TodJJy 5:'" Weather 5:30 Sundown Serenade 8:15 Weather ~:30 Dinner Muolcale 6:30 Sign Ofl 8ot6 Muoical CJoek 8:00 Sign Olf Saadl)l: 8:55 Com.nunity Newo SATURIJAY 7o30 Sign On- Army Hour 9:00 Talk of tha Town 7:15 SiJID On 7:55 News 9:55 Mason County Newa 7o30 Newo ileadlinea 8:00 French City Baptist 10:00 Publlc Servlc:e 7:32. Musical Clock Church 10:15 FaDiily Worsbip Hour 7:4A Word and Testimony 8:30 Sunday Show 10:30 LatcliB'ring 8•011 Ohio Valley Newo 9:30 The Bible Speaks To 11o00 News Beat 8:05 World Newo 9:45 Wash. Hepts To Peopla li:05 Mol\llng Melndlea 8: 10 Sports Today IOoOO The Good LHt ueept Friday, Churcb 1:1$ Weather 1G:15 Congresaman's Report Bell• Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:30 Sunday Shaw 11:411 World Newa 10:45 Flllllliy Woroblp Hour 11.30 The Quiet iiDW' 11:55 Mason County New1 lloOO Nowl, Army HaUl' 12:00 New1 Community News 11:30 PubUc Sernce 12:15 'lba Chrlotlan'o HoW' Local News 12o00 Newo Roundup 12:311 '!be Rev. Merlin Teell Markets 12:20 BuUetiD Board 1:00 The Swiday Showcase Weather 12:25 New• 0 Grams · 1:30 '!be Rev. Silas Billupo BuUellD Board 12: 3D Saturday 14alinee 2:00 '!be Rev. Andrew P~;::lt::: Newa 0 Gl'lllll 4o00 Disclng with Doss 2:45 '!be Rev. Roscoe · County Apnt t:JO Top fen Revue 1:10 Tbe Sunday Showcasa '2:411 Country Go Roo1ld 5:00 News Roollldup 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:55 Newt Beat 5ol5 Publle Service 8:00 '!'be Sundown Serenade 1:011 Country Go Round 1:110 Dlrmer Mllllcata 1:30 Sign OU •<55 New1 Beal 1:00 Sign OU llJr HARDLtl GilA Y QVE....W ~t 'l>IOU5ANDJ 'tOU SURt: MUST BE ~EiTIN' A BIG R£WARD, NOW WHQ'D IIJANT I-IlM TI-Ilf B-'<D '? 'r'<lU- (iOT A WRITIEI1 CQiiTRACT¥ -W - J-EH- - - - RADIO ><tiBlt AND SLATI lv RAEBURN YAI'IBUREN HOW~VE:/t 1 If ffl: WeKe ~EAll'Y AU'r'E -HE WOUl.P CONSTANTL-Y PROIIE A l"HREAT TO N-,'Y PLJ\NS TO '"ARII:.V I·HS "WlPOW". I w•NNII' W1Ntn.l .. 8RANNU 04, MY ACYING SACK I ONE; .v.oRE: lNJECTJON Af'JD I lH INK lHEY WOJl D HAVe &Tllll:X CHI.! Bv GEOftGE WONDER iifT 'iiiiii'WAS lWHAVE'lO<:!iE TO 8EUeJE I'J'. ELAINE "C 00<1 JET· SET HEROINE1 LO.ltiEP WITH WEAl-1H, ANP OTllER o9VIOIJS ATIRACTIONS·- •.• AWPSWEATS ElGH'T·HOOR DAY.S~ ·MY ""LliNTEER 'WJllfOuT FII~ •.QIO ltOAOI.INES. r--<:1 t; �\ '' _.... ' f I "'b, . . _ . , . . . . . , _ _ _. ~....,..- r r r' • • ' ·, ' ELBERFELDS F~~~-. 8-DaUy SeoUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., .Mar. 30, 1965 Mainly About People In Pomeroy ... . .~ ..;;~ ' . at Pompano Beach , F'la They by her sis- and Mrs. V D. Edwards, is confined to his homt' wtth 1 lhroal lJJfE"f'tion. Mr. and Mr.. Jern Strader and son, Mark All~n: of Burgesttown, Pa.. were wee-k end guests of h!'r parents. RP\'. and Mrs. Menul Smith and famil~· · Mn. F.dward Hunnell and daughter, June, of Bidwell. visliN~ Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs ' ~OW . ' .........." ."" i . CARPET VALl! DURABLE NYLON. flE ~, ter. Miss Cheryl Edwards David Edwards, son ol Mr. ' . ·mGAa#Jflrr".carpet by f'#J. llr. and Mrs. Larry Hemes, at Ohio University . are •pendln& their spring vacation a~rnpanied ' ' COME IN AND··SK;: ·I pitudent wen ' '~ DEPARTMENT -~ -. I 111ate Fa JliW. ;:~ CWia-.. :-•zt, ......, ...... ... . •. ·. WEAR- EASY CA11E l YOU KNOW ~e "' • at y ~ , Deeuted 7'e 7'1N,ln'P't1M 01 7'.. llaPM- ...,._ . ;' ":'; .NO.: . · Mrs. Dever Biggerstaff .:tnd 1 die Smith. Mrs. Larry Stafford and chil- ' dren. Loretta and Larry .Jr ., visitt'd Sund&)' alternoon with her aunt and uncle, Mr. an:1 Mrs. Clarf'nre Andrt>ws and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andand Raymond visited rri· day !!'venin& with Mr. and Mn. Everett Bachner, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Llo~·d Moore and Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner v1s· itN:I SWlda~ afternoon at Long Bottom with Mr. Mnd Mrs Rilf'y Pigott. Roland F'isher, student al Mountain State Business College, spent tht> weekend wi!l1 his parents. Mr . and :\'Irs. MalOn fisher and family. Hto was back by Mn. BE'ITY ANN COVERT MEIGS THEATRE former residents of Middleport, are announcing the engagement a_nd approa~hing rfWS ENGAGICMENT A:-.INOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Covert, Belpre, Ohio, 1' "En_..,..t" 'e arpet by Lees eoml>lneo beauty and quality at a Let Our Men Carpet priee IIIIYODO caa. alford. The •..clireetlooal eontemporal'J Your Home Wall tD marriage of a tw1n daughter Betty Ann to Walter Howard Burks. MJSs Covert Is the daughter of Ernest Covert and Mary Grabey, resident of Columbus. The prospective bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Burks of Huntington, W.Va. A gra· . duate of Huntington Vinson in the Class of "61" he is now employed with Western I I - loopo give pattem;ill~ to tbe loc!ri yet allow you eomplete freedom ill plonDinw YOW' dec!aratin8 sCheme. Made with 100'10.DuPont501uyllm,fac:eyama, "Engagement" carpet will araee Your liDe fumltuN!or yeara and yean. Resiallo shedding and ln«nng. _Euy te eleul. Moot stains wipe a..., in a Oasb. ~i17 uiotbJiroof. I All th• qualiti8a iruilce "iln&apJ~~ent" a truly wonderflll earpet. See this ..,.,..eloQI ~ue ill carpeting today. Chaoee from tb- colon: Cortes Reel, ·Airlber Gold, Meadow Mist, Firetbom, H:rdran&-, Cornllower, Polo Tan, Bronze, Ca!!C8de Green, Golden Glciw, ~·Cqeqa, G~ Olive, MoDtel' Sand, Bali, Um.~. MeenelaawD,and Muffin Bei..,. studying for his Bachelor's Degree in Business Admin- 1 istratiun through International Correspondence Stu die•. The bride-elect is a 1961 Electric in Columbus. He Is graduate of Portsmouth High SchooL She attended Ohio Univer•ity in Athens lor I two years and i.s now employed with Nationwide Insurance Company in Columbus. : The wedding will be an event of July 10 at Trinity MethodJSt Church in Columbus. 1 C:•lercartoon• WED . and THURSDAY March 31·Aprlll NOT OPEN IIF;<h<.r and Gordon, Carla and Sunday with her brother and ver rel.urned to their home in who visited bnefly sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lakewood Monday after a ten Mr. and Mrs. William Fish- Fracker. days visit WJth Mr. and Mrs. IIRIDAY •nd SATURDAY and son. Belpre. James Frecker, who has Stanley Trussell. 1 .. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Roush been stationed with the Mar!ne sl Mrs. Archie Tuttle Is confin5 1 Dan Q1Herlihy and and daughter. Carolyn, of ; for the past three years, re-ed tP her home at Eagle Ridge Walter Matthau New Haven. W. Va .. Mr . and ' ceived his discharge and re· with a fractured knee cap re"NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" ., ...... 0. E. Harris and Mr. and turned horne Friday. ceived in a fall recently. Leslie Nielsen, Alizia Gur Paul Harris and family Miss Joan Frecker of Reeds· Mrs. Amy WoHe, who ret1>rn- ll SUN., MON., TUES. Sunday evening with Mr .. ville spent the weekend with ed home from Holzer hopsital, April 4-5-6 Mrs. Mason Fisher . and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saturday, is Convalescing ~·GET YOURS!L,. 1 · ~"'reeker. :the home of her granddaughter 1 1 . f:ft !': Wall - VIall Tho Cor· pet Deportment on tiM been filed pending official• 2nd Floor. L..-------.1 .--------'1 Linoleum• and All Hard Surface Floor Coverlnp. The new 19811 pattenJJ are now on lilt ot Elberleldo WanhoUM oa Mechanic Street. ELBERFELDS DEPARTMENT STORE ·• POMEROY Holter visited , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 011· Mrs. John Rose, Basban . Mrs. Homer A COLLEGE GIRL" • -~ F• N Pi BLOOMING NOW SPRING PASTELS - - 2 FOR EASTER and AFTER Fe N• At -2 89 by Fo •' ~~!..· \ "' N) 1 ' l Ex 4 s. - ..'• ~ Uttle heels and low little flats have added dash in Spring ligbts and pastels. Often open· ed ur cleverly strapped they travel so many places in great style. See them tomorrow at Hartley 6c Bennett in Pomeroy, Fo Ny 6.99 to 9.99 .. ' . . AIummum IS 2 -~ext Goal of 3( li'o. Sizes 5 to 10 Widths 1"4 - Ea 2 ' USWUnion AAA, AA, B, C Fo; Tw Ea1 2( If "F PURSES TO MATCH 3.99 pluo I tox OPEN AiL DAY THURSDAY [ !.' , __ -..~' --~~.,.--·~·· . . •• • · ~- _ __ ,.. _ .~ ~ ~ _ 4 . ... . . . . ... -~-·-~ --~-· .. - --J- .,. -.. -...·--·· -·-·---·-·-·-·--·-·-·.. ·-···----·----..;,.-~u••.,...-.,.;~..:....,4 ~ ,o - - - - - - - ··· Tipoff: Traded Hjdrolic Jack for Gas children, Randy and Vicky, returned ~o their home. St. Lou1s, Mo., Sunday~ after a week' !! visit with her mother, Mrs. Ed- Keenan Wynn. -· 7 .• -= ~\lot;::·~-X~V;;-1 :-:;;29:6;._----:------:==::-:-:-::-:--=-:-:-.:_-:-----------------i' e;" POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~DNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1965 John Batey. LAST TIMI TONIGHT ''THE AMERICANIZATION OF EMILY" James Garner, Julie Andrews Melvyn Douglas, Jai. Coburn, e tine\;• FIVE QN11 . ' ,' •, ':.. . .- � 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 03. March 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 March 30, 1965