http://66.213.69.5/files/original/51b5e693439e65fd513423eb720650cd.pdf 5b5ee12835bdd0c4dba9dd8a8311956f PDF Text Text \ . ' ~ f I Meigs Q»UntyPoliticians Have UntiJ 4 P. Interet~ is high, bu1 actlvlly lo scarce, on the Ml\IJs Counly political acene 11 the deadline lor lllilll! petitions draws aear. Election lloard Clerk Dorotby Johnstoo said today thai petitions for CBdldacy must be IIJ.. ed by 4 p.m., Wednetday, Feb. 5, . Observeta predict thai a bar· rap, ·ol cllldidateo for oounly offiee a1lJ wall untll .the deadline to .!De. It Is believed thai there wll. be compeUtloo f o r moet an olfbs. ElectJotl oo...d offldala have 1P1111' ~ate. to file befO!',t . the ~minute 1\1111. II wu r. ean,.t .that 01141 poleOilal e~ .elite .... too lale to !lie hJJI pe. tiiiM lall year whftl he waited UIIIU the final hour, lh011 bad the Dllsfortuae gt bavlnc a, filii tire enroote to the Maeonle Temple bul)dln~ SjJ: Incumbent ~k:ialt bav' alread}o Offered tbelr petlt!Oftl for re-elacllon. 'nley are ReCord- er E!e•- ROOioiJ, 1ibo w a 1 flrll to rue, Clerll o1 Qourll ~ 1)'11 Luete. <'4nm:dP'men Jtan. ilelll t.(cslbllmoly and A+s, Nal. 1011, Slate Repr llleDtatlVt 0eoret A. Me!Dbart aiM! Coroo 11tr Henr, Ewing. ~I ire - - lllstlil. Ina 1'il-ell!cllon lln !he GOP ticket. The ·ooly candidate Oil Ill o ~ly level wbo oo far hu opposlUOII Ia Ewlrig. Dr. R. R. PI~ ol Middleport. allo a Jlepubllean. lllecl bb petition e . ~ VOl XV resl*tlve prednctl.' ..:,;. t "''# < .,c • " . -. ! ;: ~ 11nlrlday at 7 p.m., tbe b • oil £ of electlone wtn meet In .1 ~ ~ % office and cbect lhe nlldit. o ~ 'the petlti0118 ' flied, Ary ca date who fUel and lhen chan hJJI nilnd about I'UIIIllllg hu ""' til Feb. 15 lo withdraw. Thirty-two eand~ ll' h o have filed.for the COUDI)I Republican Central Committee are Bert Romine, Ealll J!edfonl: l ettliODB J._, H. Qulvq, West Bedford; IIGbert G. Pabder, Nd <l>HI«; IIDben Balley, . Cbeller;' Rolland Crablree, lumbla G. A. ~ekln, Pfvllle: David Y<m, Grut RW. c.. er: Wardell Out-, . I l'artlllldl Paul L. Manne!, Eael Letart. Bert lflmt, LeW*; ~ Connollf, Lolli Boftom: v. .J;t Conn, Ollnllale; C. P. lllrrio, Sr., ·IIMdavllle; L U I b tr llootlla, Tuf~Pm Plalna; Gao Coolblued 08 P• I en tine Fill' ud a 111111! . _ • low U-3%. s. j ), vat. aJPt, able *'"'!Mq ... ..... .,,. ...... .. 01 ..... /tlefp.M...,. ...,._ I 0 werl 81111 110 pay. • Candidates for county oHioes bave at least 11\'ll and PGt IJw 2:> from l'l!lldcnt& lc •• W'EAtll£R at ·y '• NO. 245 CIDdldetel flliDC for county ollke are ,..qulre!l to pay a foe o1 onHIIf ot 0111 per ceot of lhe !llllrY ot lhe job they Intend to aeell. Oolllmlttee e•nd!date are \101. cb..,g«J for their peli· 110111 !lnce It 1f1 the type Office that II cluslfled aa belni all ' must gel at Jeut 100 signatures and not over 500 on their pet~ lions. COmmittee membel'!l must • ......Dewr•rlf r • ,. ednesday To l\ e preclacla. NOW YOU KNOW Skllug as a lporl bepn ebout 1~. Ia the Norwe.... dlotrlcl of Ttle!Dark lllld rapidly spread all ov.er the Scandinavian pen· I • • OHIO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1964 PRICE FIVE CEN'fi Evangelist Billy Graham Will .N.ot Be Presidential Candidate 5 - 12 19 26 MAR • ' ' .s;.z~~ ...... --- -·-··- ....... _......;----··;uNE 1 2 J 4 8 9 10 15 16 17 11 18 5 25 22 29 6 ? 14 i 1) 19 20 21 26 27 28 - SEP 2 3 8 9 15 16 10 17 4 11 18 25 12 13 14 19 20 27 21 28 26 22 2) 29 JC 1 2 '3 4 5 B 9 10 12 15 16 17 22 29 23 11 18 25 )1 9 16 2) 1? 24 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 i - ' ; : ' 'I 3 9 10 12 19 1) ~ 11 lB 15 ~ 2 ~) 24 25 21. 27 ~ 12 lB 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 a: 8 9 10 11 12 1) 15 22 16 17 24 18 25 19 26 20 27 2) 14 21 Thomas Lee King Is Accused And Not H~rold King 28 The lint name of o'l• .of the· Individual• oUegedl) lhvolved v' 293031 2- - -·;- - .. 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Wil· Iiams was admitted at Holzer Hospital. - Sentinel Photo. ....... . ........................ . 12 ..... indsor ,. . ....... . ... . ............ - ......... . ... .... . ... . .................................. . ... 8 14 21 28 4- ~· viC:.3 or 25 bieb) ' ; I ·. old King of Pomeroy Rt. 1 was Ia no way Involved In the alleged entries of seve. •I busineSB placn In a four county area radius. lmtead. Thom•s Lee King, Beech..t. Middlepnrl Is lhe person believed to be Involved In t b e erlme. lbat span over 1 0111 year period , 'lbe other person wbo Is accu1ed of the serie!l of thefts is William Fred Smith. Jr., 27, Pomeroy Rt. I a • • not 'lbomas Lee Smllb as pr. viosly annooneed. Harol4 King's bome was, •ccordlnl to olilclals, one ol tbe places allegedly burgl8t'ized. • • I �. --' ' ' •• \ Four Studel;tts ~Dan,. Sentinel, Pomeroy-¥1ddteport, o., Feb. 1,.1984. ' ~tepped-Up Efforts Seen Needed , new act o( U. S. recogn!Uon. GauUe, aplll promoting in a Agsinst the unoertatntles of Paris news confere~ hls prothe Viet Nam ollutatlon, theH posal to "IIOIIIrailze" Southolllll appeared oo the scene Friday Asia by ..,..men! with Comonother major complication - munlsl Chin~. · French President Cbarieo do De Gaullo s proposal elebe1 directly with U. S. policy iD Asia, parUcularly In South VIet Nam, where 15,5011 U. S. aold'"" art helping fight the Communlsts and where this country sends ,1.5 mUUon in aid dally. D~ Gaulle . ~ proposed ' in the past unllymg Communlst North Viet Nam and non-<:ommunlSt ·Sou\11 Vtot Nam into one neutral government. But U. S. officials see not the sllghtesl tO. dicatlon that the Communlats In the north bavo any intention ol challllnl their ball of the country or of giving up thek efforts to capture the aouth. If the Communists ever want to make peace ln Southeast Alia, U. S. officials beUeve, they won't need a big peace conference and neutraUzal!on, auch as De Gaulle propo..., all th•y have lo do-Is stop sendIng guerrUla fightera to the lOUth. Then there would ba no problem. MORI! BAD WEATHER WINTER'S OVER {With Sh.clow) (No Shadow} 'ti;lsRINGTON 'UPI) - U.S. od States wUI continuo Ill recoffklalo belieYO a -1tepped - up ognil1on of lbe aovernment of elfon will be' neces!aty to· win Viet Nam without Interruption, the war aaainst Communiot despite the coup. The coup wUI guerrillas In Soutll Viet Nam. be regarded as a mer• ~huf1bey believe It may require De o1 officials, not reqUtrllll • tncreued lleip from the United State• in tli• fiirm of m!Utsry supplte' and technician•. Against this background off1cials conceded they still do not !mow for sure whether the ne\1 mlliW"y rgime in South Viet Nam, which took over In a ~oup Wednesday, will be one that can efficiently prosecute the war. Off\cl81s aald Friday the Unit- Mar'" Mrs. America Application FofmS AVal.lable Locally· \ Rus-si-a-R-ea-dy I To DiscUSS • ArmS DlSpUte dl~ = Donal~• y::"uru: ;~:;d v:,~· o?~::;. 0:~ Purk~y, Road Fund ~s- c n· del~nse Bunk~r aur:esiiO~ ll~r d .:• ~n?~" C~mlttee th~t~~~s o~:~::c~g:C:.t!~~~ ~ 'fra~ew~r~n o~ otat~:~ntsw~ I~etam spon~rlng mem~; becom~• So~let I I la~p ~ard proport~on and~alntaln 0~10" au~!"oblies '· ~ d~ th~ ~t. Kyger member~ ~ &:' c~ ~ pa~ :a~' Su~day herse~ pro~~- Sev~ral_ RtU.e~~be:t~:11~I~t;;:~tai~ ~·· ~ has WASHlN~TON ~~=~= ~kend wm t~dy. ~ A~ Lark~ bern~ ~ ' ~PS ,t:,.; ,.:111.-.J: w ~ ~":',':;;J.'.i:'~ ~nd Gall~ ~· ~ by . ~ Sund~Y· .!,.. 4 ::.W.,. i., .,. - -"!ii~L ~":tt"'tt;. r "t ' ' ' ~: (~ PRDVrco SAFE. LA. HAWAII 14,466 PU!KTO RICO 32,428 GUAM 1,070 Notice! Farmall Tractor Owners! U.S. SERVICE SCHOOLS 924 15,200 STARTING AND GROWING PROGRAMS Seven of every 11 litudents are being educated bY tax support. Of the total number of students, o.nly 1,827,988 are women: All states except Alabama and Vermont. showed a htgher enrollment in '63 than in '62. Source: :::::":a:t:e.:O:f=th:e:2:,1:4:0:m=sli:tu~I~IO:III~of;-;hi:gb-e~r=l:ea:::r:::n_in=g~i~n~t~h•~ __:u~·_-s. . CANAL ZONE na r•on, public institutions claim 3,090,57& students while 1.709.754 are enrolled m priVately controlled institutions. SOARING fall Byc~llege enrollment COLLEGE reached a ENROLLMENf-Last new high 14 4,800,332. com· partson, II> the fall of 1951, college enrollment was • mere 2,116,000: ~ewsmap above breaks dowr, last fallS en~llment by mdtvldual states. Figures are for students gomg to school they t • . a~ n~1 netessarily residents of the Make sure you alve your flock or herd Department of Health, Education and Welfare. ~ sa~e stert and sound erowth witll ~ row1co Feeds and Collnntrlln. B. M. Pickens at which and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Will- weekend guest of her sister time plans were completed for ford. Mrs Roy Strickland in p · ' turkey dinner in February · ameSeventeen members were pres~ . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis roy· ent. and daughter Sue went to Co- Mr. and Mrs. Gone Beegle Personals lombu~, Thursday and M r s. ol New Brighton, Pa. spent the . Curtts mother. Mrs. George weekend with his parents Mr Mrs. Hazel Cleland and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Crill Bradford Dav;s accompanied them back and Mrs. Ira Beegle ' . Ann Coe entertained tho vts~ Otto Bradford Sunday home to visit several days. I Mrs. Grace Holter . of PornoHustler!. Sun~ay School . :~ v~s~:rs"::~a\iZmS:g othl~ Miss Margaret a stu~ Iroy was a weekend guest od of th~ MethodiSt Chu~h With a Columbus and brother ~~~ dent at Mountain State Bu,i-, hher son-In-law and daughter, ~IX o clock dinner, Friday and son Bruc of N k ness College, Parkersburg spent Mr. and Mrs. Dave Huddleston YRAaOR OVERHAUL, mg, Jan. 24 at the home or Mrs. M d M Re ewar · the weekend with her parents and family. Cleland· r. of anBeaver rs. F.a1ls uss• 11 Pa Rad- Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellen and. Mr. and Mrs. Francis ~orris S~VINGS ON THE REPAIRS. Following .'he dinner, a Defor the funeral ~ h~rw~~: Rosemary. , spe~t. Tuesday in Athens with pertod was Foster and were gue ts Mrs. Leone Curti~ was a i Christine and BID Lake. eNOW AT Edith Hayman as leader. s - - - -- - - Others contributing to the pr"' and Mrs. Eber CarnaINNSBRUCK. An1trla -Rus11 ao·om were Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. ban and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph sia's overall lead In the R8ai' Melp Gonaral Hospltol II ~:=~~~~Mrs. Younce and Mrs. ter Olympic games was eiv·en 'I The business meet- Mrs. E_mma Williams, moth· a big b•10st today when blonde WY 2-2176 POMEROY II "';;55555S was led by the of Mrs. McDaniel, is a med- schoolteaoher Lidia Skobtikova ' ;;;; patient in Meigs Memor- won her Stcond speed-skating HospitaL gold medal, while U. S. Miss Mildred Roush went to tunes slumt-td again with Akron and accotnpanled Mr. disappomtment in bo~·slO<Idinlg. Mrs. John Fisher to Hamp- Miss Skoo!ikova, who won Va. and visited over the 5(1()ometer· skating titl~ Thurs- : weekend with Airman 1-C John day, came r~ht back to D. Fisher, w~fe and sons, who the 1,500 rnE'It'rs - the "metric leave th1s week for over- mile." Her clocking of duty in Turkey for 2¥.: 1smashed her own 0\vmpic ref iyear;s. ·cord of 2;25.1 ,et in ·1960. Her June Nelgler and Kay Will- victory today was the thir dSo11"''"· students Jn uurse~ train· viet gold rnt:dal and, a~ a at Holzer Hospital spent mate too~ too bi'Onze medal weeKend with their parents, third place, gC\\It" Russia 1 grand and Mrs. George Neigler total of •ev•n medals • s lho_ rough research pnx:edures by eK· penenced specialists assure safe end sound starling and growing. Protect your. flock ~r herd Investment with 1 I I I FREE! •• Battery Charger . Se11ers, With Our Winter Special Plus 20% l'loVIco Prolrt·P«>viD ftoclilllt Pllli<llll. OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES ·PRDVrca C:.W. 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Burge~• OKLA. 71,541 MiSS. ~-~ 43,282 •e Racm OCiety Notes & SUPPLY PHONE WI 9-3202 ARIZ. 50,375 Lois~' ~ ~--' ~ Reed vi}}e __ ~ • t y Note~ ., ·~·. ·. gra:n:~;· c=~~~ ~- SOCie ~1od ~e MORRIS IMPLEMENT ~::~;'; ·.iJ~; Stew~~. pf.':"~.": r,_enltste~ ~o~t~ ~~ a~ I tem~t Tu~ay. :~. 420 CRAWLER ~nd -=====--- I JOHN DEERE 8,535 5_ 1!!"8 I U S Army Durmg • January :lr~ ~~ u~~ ".f.:t:~ns S. DAK, 17,230 wYo. ' US 35 Support Eleven Enlist ~e ~veW: ~rob~em ft~';;,th~"oJohnso~ "Go~~~~ FOR SALE-- Ro~. Measure Gets gov-~ ~~oct;,~~~:!;• ~=~th ~- -~ ~JAm' U.S. And Panama Trade Charges In anaI Ispute ·:u Rh::::: ~lien~ ;e ~ treat~ ,.:'~ f~ln Sentinel, Pomeroy-10ddlepoi1, 0 .• Feb. l, 11184-S Pour wab~Pia Hllb . IICtloci studenlll wiled ll\rll8hl -·A gradeo dU1'II1I 1ht third , _11 weeki period, ocb(!li ofOciJII IIDDOI.JDCed blcil)'. . llull>o VIii Mewr alii! lo • Sclteo. bolb lillian, Leah • MOler, a lOth grader, llld ~ nlne Miller' a ll'etiUIWI,":aft .. the Wabama atudenla ibo Wen cited lor their ocade~ wjft. Others an 11>t ·w~ ~~ooo or RnU for tho put liz weeb period are: . , J2A - Norma Bo,ni'ell. SblfOD Brinker, can, Betty H~, Janet l!olfDIIDo Barbara &ward, Nancy I.,_ fers, Undo Lathey, VIW McDaniel, Carolyn Rizer, Mary Jane Webb, Judy WIIJIA1118 llld Dianna Wood. 12fl - Grallll Aldridge, BeVerly Bums, WOlle Capehart, PhU Coote, Ellen Crites, caroo lyu Jolmlon, Danny Kearn~, Faye Ly0111, Adele Sllmolldo and, Dorothy Smith-, 11A - Erma Crllel, Roger Luckydoo and Sandra PlckenL 11B Patty 'lbolnpBOD. Maaon Resident ·Diea uc - I Robert B r own, ··Following IDneas IJncla Clark, Mary Funeral arrangements will be Foster, Rtcbard PIUfner, Frans announced by FogleSOIIIS Funer- Relchert and Dixie Turnbull. a1 home for Lewis Morgan La~ B::h~ B":,~ Bla~~· Application blanks are avaU- appUcatlon• lfJI'IJIII should be 80, Mason, who today at Janice Henr PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (UPII - Members of I h o able and entries are being. re- returned to the gao company the St. Jospeh Hospital, Park- J Ita Llslty,Ra , ... , Punxoutowna Groundhog Club began lhe countdown ce.ived m the 1964 "Mrs. Amer- office by mall not later than ersburg. He was born January Roll b' /B today for their trek up Gabbler's Knob to Conoa Rldga ' 1ca" contest to select the na- midnight, Feb. 22. Married wo- 22, 1884 In Webster County, W. yra s an e 11,<,.1< to got thalr onc--yoar weather w.,ning. Shortly after lion's outstaqding homemaker, men 21 years of age and older ~a. He bald been in Ill health ryioB - David . . 9 sunrisa Sundoy, club mombel'l will hoof it up to tho [it was announced today. . are eligible to enter. Gu comor severo years. Bra PhU Knob to rouot out tho fomed Punxsutawney groundhog ddleport pony employees and members Survivors Include hls wile. gg, EIUrrre Mi • immedl amiJI Hetti · two daughtera Mr Bumgarner, Jane C· H· Murr.y · -proclaimed with varying degr- of affactlon ao the GENEVA (UP!) - Russia mana~er for ColUmbia Gas of ol theb ate f eo are Cbar~· L M on, ' nd Mr:· ell CaD Jane Dodson S:::~ aeer of ... n, prognostic•tor extraordinary and w. . Is ready to dtscu.ss President Ohio, Inc ' said that applicanot eligible. local Pl:r Mleh: Flesher,' Debra ' J thor prophat without p.. r. A1 legend h" II, If tho famarea com . ' ' Jon"" Joyce Lewis · ed woodchuck omarg11 from his undorvround don and Johnson'• plan to ban the use tion blanks lor the contest are Winners In . 8 '\; Allee cash • shadow tha world io In for six more weeks of of force In settling territorial available at the gas company mu.nilies will advanceh In zona and ' Russell of Calll~mla lne Roush, Vlkkl S~war wintry woather. If no Jhadow oppoan, well, you can disputes, Soviet sources said office. 138 North ~ond-av In vlsulll conte~t to be 1e Mida~<port. Columbia of Ohio J~ckson. Division w nnera •· thr • . ler8 and two broth ,' Thabet and George shuck your long johno. Bayond a shedow of a doubt, today. is sponsoring the contest In thia thiS area wUl compete In a d..· , ee siS •., er · 1oc _ Karen · insist lho club members, Br'or Groundhog Clllls t h • Syracuse precinct; Audrey The flv.,.point peace plan the area trict cook-off to be held in AthHarbour You,~g, Pomeroy tst precinct, shot Sunday. President presented to the 17, · .. ens "Mrs Ohio" will be select>nation disarmament conference CompetitiOn will progress ed in the ;tate finals of tbe eonDonna Roush, and A. C. Perry, Guysville. BRIEFS proposed dtscuasion of "meano througn local, divisiOn and test scheduled for ColumbUs ill Roberta Roush, '(Continued from page I) of prohibiting tho threat or use !riel levels toward the nammg March . and Alberta ThompSCJII. . h d of force" to change boundaries of a new "Mrs. Ohio" who wiD Not . beauty contes• I he 9A - Debra Cook.t.. res(aurants m t e owntown and of banning aubveralon and repre,.lll the state at the "Mrs. "Mrs Aamerica" event has beCooke, Karen Hensley_, section tnday - tbe_ fourth anlln of Amenca" national !mats to be · . 1. Macntr, Dale mvi!i'sary of the '111-m move- WASHINGTON (UP!) -Latin security of the canal. They were arlllS smugg g u means h ld In St Petersburg Fla come famed for Its annua seRoush Ronnie menl. American .llplomats worked be- "'ld to feel that Panama and undermlnmg established Ae rll 2-12. . ' ., ieclion of the nation's m"'!l repRusaeit Eddie Schaekel, Donna • Several robed Ku Klux Klans- hind the scenes today to get the the United States must gel to- ernments. p ld lh 1 ted resentallve homemaker· AI aU · Will ' "''" picketed Friday night. But United States and Panama back gether somehow and resolve Johnson's plan countered a Murray sa - e comp e levels, judging is OD the basis The U.S. 3S Association Is ur- 9 B da B d Sa civil right! advocates said they to the conference table for a their differences. new year appeal by Soviet Pr,_ of homemaking abilities, !."'!"'• support of the $SOO '"!Uiion dra rown an nw•re too busy In court and st peaceful settlement of the canal d Ml mler Nlkita Khrushchev for good grooming, and parlletpa- highway ravenue measure lac- 9C Jud Ath Di Hell 0 the negotiating table Friday to Zone dispute · Panamanian lion Y .. . guei J . MorenoAmbaaedsa charg Froriday· what amounted to 8 worldwide Cl m community baffairs. · g ncour- ing 1 t'Ohio voters at the May S R bert a Keys, _.,, .....' up PIcket II nes. The 19-nallon council of the h U S C l Zon I' h d non - aggression pact. !Oushub groups are em e e ec IOn. , ky Lewis Vlktl M Di8na 8ln chev also called tor a ban on Organization of American States ll , , aged to sponsor one of thell; Action was takenwlth a ret- Noble Lk.da Ord ParWASHINGTON - Ohio Dem- (OASl heard representative• of an act of "un rovoked res- the use of force In territorial members as a "Mrs. A?J'•rlca' olullon adopted at a meeting In sons Sharon Queen. , oc; aile leaders. at a aurpnse the two countries trade charges alon" in the J:r, 9-10 rt"!g He disputes, but left loopholes the candidate, Murray uid. The Washin810n Court House after - .... m eung here Friday. of aggression and Inciting mob invoked the Rio ;,utual West feared could affect Ber-1 gas company IS of!ermg a $25 talks by Dean Jauchl118 of the . ,a big get-out-the-vote dme for violence Friday at a special d ked th OAS to et lin and Formosa U.S. Savings Bond lor the club Governor's office aod Harry the presidential election and meeting calh!d to consider Pan- I an ct bod 8to . Eleven men in the Meigs • treasury of an organization Myers of the Department of S then viSited President Johnson ana's accusation of "aggres- up a orm 8 • 1 g Y To the West's surprise, the Gallla Mason county area enlist- sponsoring a member who wins Highways Columbus ·< ': ' at the White House. sion" against the United States Investigate the charge. Russians quiet I y dropped ! eel o; re-enlisted In the United a d•viSion title, J50 bond for the J h' ' . d you get them to register, The OAS countll adjourned Khrushl'hev's plan from !herr States Army ln January accord- club sponsarm'('a district wil>' ·ror U getting until Tuesday without makmg rejected the aggression I ing to Mo.Sgt. Kenneth Judd, ner, $100 bond for a state win· ernor Rhodes declared the pro" ·, t".':d t:' any decisioo on the Panamam- charge and also called for an ':u!'.:nent ollocal U. S. Army Recruiter. ner and a $SOO bund for t h posal will require no new latt, Riverview Gardea 01!)1 JIRto While House u an. charge. Diplomatic sources Investigation. He ouggested that Seven were from M a s o n clnb a wh will attract industry to Ohio, Mrs. Denver Welte!' was)Osl>o and get them" · s01d new attempts would he it be conducted by the five-no- Some diplomats speculated county, another from Jackson Mrs. America. and that savings due w earUet eas to the Riverview ' Gantea · made to renew U.S. • Panama lion inter-American peace com- the Russians may have done county and one was from Mt. Pmes wUl be awarded win: construction will exceed Inter- Club Thursday eventni WIESBADEN Germany _ negotiatiOns before the council mlttee which had attempted to this m the hope the Umted Alto, W. Va. Two were Gallia ners 81 all levels, the gas " : rsl charges on the ol>llgalions. ing her were Mrs. Bef'l,lllnuD' Amertcan and' West Germans meets agam mediate the dispute, or jointly States would not press the counlians. pony manager here anno'fu · way and Mrs. Emesl \Ybiteunited iJIIOITOW today for three New Likely by the United States and Pan- J•>hnson counterplan. Enlistments Included: DIStrict contest winners w ,,_ bead. Meeting was can&iio'Ol'o 110 u. s. Air Force Dyera kUled ama, with a repreoentative of A pledge to abandon Charles T. ,Johnson, son of Ice•-;. a Gold .:;:r d•.r by the prealdenl; : 1o1 r 108 when Russian jet lighters atthe OAS as chairman. subversion as a political weap- Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson c gu r-Whitehead. Roll call was 11J1o tacked lbek unarmed trainer ate a new t;"ace keeping Bunker said an lnnstigation on appeared Incompatible wiib \ of Mason. Johnson •o Coiumbll8 for Ule state eonswered by llvlnl over eomm mtst East Germany fact-hndi:. would show that the Panamanl- the declared a1ms of mterna· for assignment at Fort Chaffee .est. The runner-up each di&- BY RITA SPIRES "llinta on care and jllptfni. 1 A spokesman for the Wiesbad: m 181 on e spu an mobs that storme dthe zone tiona! Communism. Inherent _In Ark. He has served three years: trict will he awar a s Mrs. Perry llradbury spent a House Plants." 'l'lWIIt ,y gii en police said although the city· agatn. were ln!Utrated and led by ex- the American plan. is the ••m Robert E. KinR, son of Mrs. installed at borne. er weekend recently with Mr. and , notes were read from llje did not declare formal period Despite public tremlsli and Communist-trained of halting .commumst attempts Katherine King of 309 lith St., pr17A!- from local level up- Mrs. Robert Wood, and family ena State Hoopltal Jlnd t,)l e 8 of mourning, rna privately • support of Panama, e e agitators. . . to undermme or unseat govern- Pt. Pleasant, who will attend tncluda pieces of Gorham of Canal Winchester. Elmwood Rest HoJDe {01' t lt ii owned West Germ"in flags wore a g?"" deal of sentiment among He said "no omall ments through subverSion or medical sehool at Fort Sa m SIIvor. sets of the n':" gas.. Christmu decor•tloll!l lln4 &1111 lowered to half-staff The arr· Latm Amencan government• of the Panamaman casualties gun-runnmg. Houston Tex dleo, and newly deSigtled_ Dta- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Persons, sent by members of t.bti elu~ men were kUled that the United States should were caused by Panamanians The plan also Is Intended to Clyde 'B. S,;,lth II, son of Mr. mond Look" liaru. " and chUdren, Columbus were Plans were also made to ·> control tho themselves, Including those who block Communist Interference and Mrs. Clyde B. Smith 1 of 'lbe woman. named M r 1. guests of Mr. and Mrs. member the til• SAIGON _ Maj Gen. Ngu-• died of fire and suflocatioo In with Allied rights in West Ber· Mt. Alto. w. va. Smlth gradualwill wm an expense - Chnton Jones. Elrilwood Rest Home'fC!f Vatenyen Khanh, Southeast Asia'• ' Four Penon8 Are buildings and In hn. ed from Ravenswood high and paid tnp for and bar Weeke?d callers of Mr. and tine's Day. The l11''.!1e noweat military strongman. has Cited By Patrol which were set on frre . will attend the Microwave husband to th• national finals Mrs. Clinton Jones were But conducled by Mh.' Waller vowed ho . will lead South Viet PROGR~ING SchooL at St. Petersburg where • h e Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lem· llrown during wbleb MrL 11eaa 8 Nam personally to victory over Gallipolis Post, Steel HighMORE FIL& Work I• progre,.lng on the Robert R. Mitchell son of will c"mpete with 50 other final· loy, M>. ani Mra. Junior LeJn, gave readlnl tbe Communists. way Patrol, reports a quiet 24 Two RepubUcans . and three renovation ol the Homer Cook Mr. Charles E. Milch~U of Bid- is'" r~pn;senting 50 "~tes and ley, and children, Mrs. Grace Year." Hints ai!Qul . The ile-year..,ld soldier w h hours w•lh no traffic ac- Democrats filed their petltiollll bulldmg . m upper Middleport 1 well re-enlisted for training in the DIStrict of Columbl8. Lemley, Mrs. wavle Fitzwater, Plants was presente4 overthrow this country's mill·0 c1dem mvestlgatlons, and only Wednesday for the county Cen· wh1c1o has been leased to Ray- . the Medics. He graduated from In addition to the 11Hlay trip and Mr. and Mrs. John Francis. Dorsal lllry junta Thursday told tw"' four arres!K. , tral Committee races. Fil· monel Allison for a new food i North Gallla High School and to F:orida, "Mrs. Ohio" and Mr. and M>s. Melvin Coen out that h hour new• conference his8 seiz- Arrests reported by lhe pa- ing on the Republican ticket market. changes served three years In the the other contestants and their spont a weoiend dl Wellsburg, started from eeed liH of power should ,.gard- trot include Larry F. Rafp, 29, were Burt Romine, East Bedmade mSide the bulldmg Army. . husbanda will stay at the luxur- W.Va. where they attended the tala found In the ed an "internal purge" or :Jack<on, cited Feb. IS far stop ford, and C. T. Harris, Sr., to make room for check.out Richard Edward Juniper, son lou• Soreno hotel and enjoy Golde• Wedding anniversary Brown gave an lbe 81 regime rather th•n coup sign violation. Louise Smith, 40, Reed.ville. Democrats HUng counters and other unprove- of Mrs. Grace ,Juniper of Rt. z special memberahip privileges celebration of her parents, M>. to Grow AlriCIII 1 d'etat. Rt. 1 n..dsvdle, cited to Metgs were Homer C. Joneo, Micldl,_ ment•. Mr. Allison plans to Pt. Pleasant. Junior graduated at both the Sunset Golf and and Mra. R. 'A, Givens. told tbe group ab<lllt i c:ourt feb. 7 lor defective mull- port 6th Ward ; Wilma Reiber, have the store ready_ for the from Pt. Pleaaanl High lnd has Country Club and the Bath Robert Adkins, Fort Bragg, N. ties rl riolela 111 · _ Mrs. John ler . Edward C. West, &7, Bid· Syra.ou•e; and Virginia V. Blaze- public ,.metime before April I. served 4> months with the u. s. Club. C. spanl a with hls typel of IOU 111111 e F. Kennedy 81ld her . children well cited tuday lor unsafe ve- wicz, Pomeroy 3B. Air Foree. The new "Mrs. America" will wife, and Mr. and Mra. Carl eel. spend their first night tonight hicle and John L. Melton, 28, CARL SMITH DIES Robert Harley Rice, Jr., receive a week's vacation for Platter. · · Relreslunellfl to In their new home tn historic Mafl'lield, . cited for drivina YOUTH STABBED KENTON (UPII - Carl W. · son of "'f. ,a nd Mrs. R. H. Rice herself and ber husband on the Recent visi!Qra of M>. and 16 membertl and 111re, jplllll.. Georgetown, section of the while mtox•cated. with h1s hear- PIQUA (UP! I - A 1:1-year- Smith, 74, a meml>!r of the Sr. o1 24011· Monroe Avenue, Pt. 18lana of Curaca.o, • complete Mrs. Carl Plaller were Mr. and on. next mae11n1 1 many memor- inR "'' for today. city which holds · old boy was stabbed to death Ohio Civil Service Commission Pleasant. Robe•l graduated fashion wardrobe, locluding Mrs. Rufus Robinette, Patriot. Mrs. Carl Bucklay, ' t.. (or the 10r1ner flrat Thr.. convictiol\1 In Meigs near his home on the south side for years before hls retire- j from Pt. Pleasant High and at- coats, suits, day time and af\er and Vera and VIcki Tbolilas. · _ 117 Mn. LYle · "The 34-year,Otd'cwiilow and count1 court induded James of town tnday ood his suspect- ment. jied in a hospital today. otended Rio Grande (A>IIege. He five dresses, gas appllanceB, Mill Yield ThOIDP "es an THE DallY . . . . . .lllf:. Corollne. 6, and John Jr., 3, Satterfield, 26, Racine, fined ed elayer fled with an elderly Smith had a long career in l enlisted for motor transports- $500 in cash and a free trip to overnlflhl guest of Mrs. Robert Ill move Into the 12-room,, three- $10 .,nu costs for no lights, Th<> man as " hostage. public service and served as 1tion and will train in the field the New York World's Fall; for Adkins cecenUy. DIYOTID TO tiiTIRQ'f cip atory federalist-style house at mas Burnside, 18, Rt. 2 Pome- The victim Wll Identified •• olete American Legion com- ; after baaic. . the entire family, In aD, more M>. and Mrs. Hoyt Clark, Kan. ..... MAtOII . .if.. , . 3017 N St. some time today. roy . lined $10 and costs for ono DaMY Lee Bolden, son of Mro. mander lor one year, being e- i Tarry Lee Bonecutter, son of than $30,1100 in priM will go to auga vlalted racentlf her lliotJ>. . . ·! f headlight, and Clinton Faulk, Jonas Kennedy. His body. tected in 1947. Mrl. Sharon lkmerotter of 106 the national winner. National II- er, Mrs. Nollie Swlaher. . J PARIS - President Charles 29, Pomeroy, fined 10 and costa stabbed three times in the FirSt St., Pt. Pier.aant. nals at St. Petersburg wiD be M>s. Fred SlleoQ was a weet- , . _ . _ de Gaulle has staked Fronce's for defective turn signal. back. wa• found on the groond DIVORCE GRANTED Larry Gene Mullins, aon of held in conjunction with I h a I vtail« of her daughter M1P :- or , . - • •..t!lti 'q 1' claim to renew 111 role u a between hls home and a neigh- A divorce jndgment was grant- Mr . and Mrs, Mullins city's annual Festtval ·of Statal. Ann Sisson, Columb!IL ...i, big power in embattled South- JOINS AGREEMENT bor'l. ed Fnday In Meigs Common of Rt. 1, Gallipo)la. Mra. Rita SlUmP visited re- 111ft' W1' ·, easl Asia. JERUSALEM . Israel tUPilPleas Court to Barbara Mae Lyle Jackson Moore, aon of MRS. YOUNG DIES eently with ber daughter Mr. ,. ·. - ,._ In his news conference Fri- Premier Levy Eshkol said toCLUB HOSTESS Bush, Racine, from Orville E. M>. and Mf1!. Goffrey D. Moort! Mrs. Albert Young dted·unes• aud. Mrs. Joe , Roush. . :::" !"., ,.. ._ " ' - - . 1 day. De Gaulle called for neu- day lsrsel is ready to join an Mra. Millard WUdermuth was Buah, Hartford, W. Va., with of Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant. Lyle will pecteclly at her residence at Miss Shbila Conkle, da.u&hter N:lloul ..;. p tralizatioo of the Communlot- agreement renouncing tho use hostess to ber canasta club support and houoehold goods a- be trained in ,SUpply. Pleasant Ridge in Pomeroy tht. of M>. and Mrs. Rober\ Conkle ... 1• - . .... threatened Southeaot 1!. oil n o1 to solve territorial di.. Tburaday evening at her home warded to her. She was restor- Myrol\, Meridith Nibert, aon mornirc. Funeral arrangements celebrated ber seventh birthday 100 :.,._ - Yat< states, challenged the U. S. pol- pules. 1n,.11 letter to Soviet Pre- on Pearl-st. Awarded prizes ed to her malden name, Adams. of Mr, Aubrey Nibert of will bto announced law Thole helPing her celeIcy of "containing" Commu· mter Nikits s. Khrushchev. were M>s. Edna French, Mra. polis Ferry. Ewing F'Uneral home. • brate lilt ·occasion were CJar. ..... .';. nism through military all!- Eshkol made the stotement to Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Donald . weAL Young men who .deske to once Gl'oYer, her grandparenll, !1!111 . ,.... .... ,...... 'iiio •ncea. and aniloun.,...t hew Ill a tetter to Khrushchev who hal Mills. and Mrs. Lionel Bops. The te111perature in Pomeroy learn a .lrade· or attend 8 10rvMelp O..neral Holplfll Mr.-and Mra. CleU <(Onkle, bar • .-..,· IUIJ leek Red China'• apJ!Ienl to called on world heads of stsle Mra. Wildermuth served a sal- buainess district wes 41 degrees tee se!Ioo1 ·ohould contact fl&l. ADMISSIOJ"S .- None. . parenlil1 J!i'otl!er Mlk'e and alto :, pull the whqle. area, out of the to Sigr. such an International ad course at the eloae tl I he under cloudy 1kl.. t.oday at 11 Judd, Park Central Hollll, Gal- DJS.CHARGES- Shirley Lew- !!"' Clnl:lf· Gl,Jllj! """' ·• ·""' • .,.;,::·· East-West power Jlnli&le· pact. evenJn&. ' a.m. lipolll. Is, POmetoy. cream qe c"'" ~ -.. • • ' • • • ~ and ' cab ' ~ ' ~tanned Dally Honol' Listing ;To ·Win War In South VietNam l(!ontlnued from page 1) beth Hobstetter, Rutlancl; L. E. McH811ie. &ost Rutlan<l; Robert G. Swick, West Rutland; John T. Holliday, Dexter; Marvilr Miller, Salem; Joe Ebersbach, Pomeroy 2nd Ward. Margaret C. Murray, Pomeroy 311, ·Donald Betzing, Pomeroy 3!1; Donald Colllns, Porn,_ roy 3C; Leater Wilson, Pomeroy 4th, Eldon Morris, Middl~ port precinct ; Henry Wells, Po~eroy precinct Rober Clark Hel'tlsonvill• ; Donald Stanley, Pa(I!Ville; Jooeph Beegle, Racint Village; Harry Potts, Syracuse Village; Gerald Amberger;. Minersville, and Grover Sal\11!1', Jr., Racine precinct. F~Ye. persons wht> have filed for :·-the county Democrat Central Committee race are Homer t;:. Jones, Middleport ~lh Wat:d ; Virginia V. Blazewicz, Pomeroy 3B; Wilma Reiber, New In Farming LeadWahama I i .. . Meigs County ' 'FUL'tDN-THQMPSON ·TRACTOR SAilS ' ' , WY2·S101' ' '··i, :• ........., or CALL POMEROY SEEDS ~--_......-__,..;..-;,:..:...::;::'i;J. • J. . w. _ ean.y, Mgr. ,. ' TIL t .I!.M•. �\ \.I •' , :Gallians Whip . MUS· 52-'48 For 3rd Win The Daily Sentinel I ... r .. . . • •• 1 ~ PAGE . ·' Coach John Milhoan's GalUJlQIII Bille DevU. took aclvanta&e of a frjglcl ;!lrrt hall eUort by vWtinJ Mlclclleport Friday nllht to rip off a 14-po1nt lead and then witbo stood a desperate second half rally by t6e Middies that carried them to withiu one point with two minutes remaining before key baskets by Don Ma&nanl and T o m Tope put the 1ame out of reach for a 6.2-4 8 victory. It marked the aecond time tbll seaeon the Gallians upended C',oscb Carl \Volfe's Yellow Jackets and enabled the Blue Devils to vacate the SEOAL cellar with a 3-8 loop feeord. A huge crowd . IIUI!ertd .-' thM\Igh some four mtnutea ot The lame lltadltlct bear out tumoven durlnti the coalelt, hectic pla,in. by both tama the equal lbiUty of the t w o of them In the wll4 lourlb durilll Mlcldleport'a despentl leaDIS as Middleport bit 11 ol quarter. . lcl ~-• GAHS 5S s))ol8 lor M per celll wblle At the blaek lll'lpt, GaJUpo. b 10 ov.....e · · Ga!Upolll netted 11 of 67 for Ua made flOOd on 14 of Z8 Whllt A driving lay-up llhot by aen- 33 per cent Rebowxll favored the Jackets converted 12 of 22. lor gulll'd Duck Boltlc puabed ~ GaiUIIII M-13 lllth Magnani Both teamJ wiD be 011. the 11 47 Coach John Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats Friday GARS ~to a -40 ~ w1 h1 IDigging 12 for the Wllllltl'l and rood nexl Friday •• the 1963tourk mLIIUtel lhoWing on h Rice pulling down 14 for Mid- 14 swon heads Into lhe f1nll nlght scot·ed their first triumph ever over a Southwesteloc · . • dleport. two weeks. Tbe .Bille Devlle em Highlander quintet by nudging Coach Harold BarkThen Middleport ticked o II Eacb tum committed 13 travei to Pomeroy to meet tbt er's five, 61-59. 1x tral•hl 1nts that IncI d , Tbe two schools, sintoe consol• 1 "'' po u• laat•place Panthen whUe Mid. ldatlon eight years ago, had t-1; Duncan, &-3-15; Leach, ed alhree-polnl play by _center dleport loeB to JackSQIJ lor 1 playod 15 regular seoson games. 2--j}-4; Coen, 9-f-.-24; Tyo, Dove 1\ke, charily lois ,by clallll wlth the Ironmen. The boa Southwestern had complied an -3-ll ; Wainwright, 0--0--j); FRED HILL, Gallljl?lis forw&rd, (42) was fouled Immediately after thi~ photo!P'aph Joey =~~ancl~oa: . score: anblemlshed mark against the TOTAL~ 24-IS-41. taken during Friday night's Gallipolis-Middleport basketball game m Gallipolis. jump th to 47-441~ MIDDLEPORT (41) Bobcats during that span. SOUtHWESTERN (51) Hill stepped t~ the black Une and sank both t~sscs to give the Devils a 40-35 lead ;:o:n ~ Ia . , · 'lbomaJ 1-6-2; Satterfield 4 But last night, the charges Halley, &-1-t9; Halslop, 2- with 7:51Ie!t m the ga!"e. GAHS went on to wm, 52·48. Middleport defenders left. to Bostic the: ~nverted ,_ frM. o.age nnd'Dpt Ga!UpoUa --8-14; Rice 4-1-9; Stephen' o1 Coach Wickline rallied from 11-4; Cook, P-2-20; Barker, S are Mickey Morris (33), Ron Hannmg (53), Jack Satterfield (35) and Dove Rice throw for GalllpoUa 10 make 11 dsm 13.4, 18.1, rl11lllln« 26 feet eon 1-1-3; Moare 1"""-6; Mora .33-29 halftime deficit to score -3&3; Robblnette, 3-1-7; BryThat's Gallia's Tommy Tope (20) in background looking on. ·Wltb 1,M left and lor the 011 rollars, Po!IW'Oy·Muon 22.• rl8 1-0-12: llannlnfl 1~. their !ifth victory in t5 games. ant, 0--0--j); TOTAL'! M-7-8. next tuU minute fan 1 nw the ~. Pt, Pleasal 25.07, Hinton TOTI\LS 11-~ Southwestern's season mark By quarters: presoure take Ita IOU u bulb U$ fallln&, Kanawha Fatia a.. GALUPOUS (0) ljropped to 6-8. Kyger Creek 10 19 17 15 - 61 "" team• missed one-and-one free 52 f~ Clwleitoo 18.66 ala- Tope 5-3-l3· Hill .H-14 • ,. · In SVAC play, Kyger Creek Southwe,stem 17 16 12 14 - S9 • . Uu-ow chances, turn lhe ball ov- tlolw7. Ql!d011 aDd Marmet MagnaDI Bostic 0 looved to a 4-5 league record. Reserve score - Kyger Creek er numerous times lncludlrtg d.ams were 011 lhe siUa 1 Dd -8· Anderson 2-0-4 TOTAlS llciuthwestem's mark Is now 4· 42 Southwestern 'll. two turnovers by eacla team In y.rtnfield dsm was running Jix 1....:14-4! . • t. . mcbes 011 the rollera. • Th Bobc t The Eutem Eagles grabbed les Knight scored two field goals\26-11 at half time and stilllesl thtlll 20 seconds. Ollie River _Queen Clly Score by qt;arlers: 1 red trome the n!t~. ~;~~. "t:'u:"': he 1p 381 a thrilling 68 • M vlcotry over and six foul shots to keep East- ieadtn~ Stl-24 at the end. ·lf the With just 32_ seconds to play, down 14, 7 a.m.; Charleroi up Mlddle}!Orl .. 10 6 19 13 - 48 bo t t k r e Coaltoo In • double ov- em m the lead all the way third stanza. High scorers lor GAHS senior cenlel' Don Mag- 14 2 P m . OVEC up 14 5.25 p. GaU!polla ... 17 1~ 10 14 - 52 13 21 1 to:ses'~::' :~n the ~me at';;,. ertime tilt Priaay night. through the second overtime. Coalton :were Larry Gllllland and nanl hit a short jump shill for Voyager up •14; 3,10 Officlals: Rolph and MiDer. charll , stri e. ~outhwestern Ea•tem't Coach Bob Wise VIkings' Allen Brown and Tom John Milliken both with 10 and a 50-46 Gallipolis lead, !ollow- a.m.; Walter Beckjord down 16, . •sank ~even free throws. called the victory "a team efo TobiMon did gl! the scoring_ for Gary Wolf w1th 11 led_ Eastern. ed Ju.st 10 seconde later by Tom a.m.; Little Edwerd down 12,25 10 . Soutnwestern raced to 1 17. fort" as four of the live otart- Coalton in the last overtime. Eastern travels torught . to T_ope s tip-In for a ~8 mar- 15,2 a.m.; Mr. Mack up 17, S:· first period lead before M ers scored In the teeond over- Eastern players scormg m Rutl~nd to play Coach D 1c k IP"· , 16 a.liL; Robert Reed up l8, 8 10 good-sized crowd last night. At time, the double column !1gure were Martm's squad. . Jack Satterfield • tlp.ln for 8,50 p:m.; C, v. 11arner up 18, balfttme the Highlanders were Sammy Skeen paced the The Eagles led lhroughout Spencer wltb 22, Hartung and By quarters and uverti1JIM: Middleport with uconds I:50 p.m.; Craig M. up ll, 10 ,. bring still 00 lop 33-29. Kyger Creek ley VIkings to an 80-54 of the game until the Knight. both with 16, and John Easwn 18 34 52 56 56 68 remalnmg closed out the acor- 1s p.m. , A. J. Patten up 18, B:· the ull 1 ah 'd 46-45 after three over the Wahama White quarter when they tallied Ridenour with 10. Both teams. Coalton 16 29 46 56 58 64 lng and left both teams, I b • 45 a.m.· Philip ~ up 20 ' ::..i:':ds, a: ootscored the vlsi· con• Friday night on the lour polnto while Coalton hit respective field go"l pe;· Eastern - Spencer 11~22; coaches and_ on nhausted 5,45 a.~.; Frimkiin Pierce up oor11er tors tli-14 in the final canto. hama floor. The loss was to tie the game. East- centages. Coalton dropped m' Hsrtu~g 7-2-16; Kolght 7-2- from the nmse, panic, a n_d, 20, 7:20 un.; Nallolllll down 23, u .. · Kyger Creek held a foor point loth of the season for "'s leading In the fourth 29 of 66 for 44 per cent and , t6 ; Ridenour 1>--0-10; Hoffman miss<;<! scoring opportUnltlea m 11 p.m.; Shufly up Greenup 3,45 marg•n late in the game when Falcons ~ho have won three. 56-52 unltl Coalton's Dar- Eastern sank 31 or 75 for 41 per 1-2-;4. TOTALS 31 (tl-11) 68. the !mal two mlnutea. p. m.; Tibolt up Groonup 10, 30 Jimm) Halley sank a last-sec- Skeen hit for eight field Horne, the. game scoring cent. I Coallon - Horne 11-2-24; Middleport enjoyed brlelleads a. ~.; Bln&o up Greenup ond """ 1 for the losers to make and seven free throws for sank a JUmp shot and The Eagles got 38 rebounds 1 Robmson &-3-15; Brown 5-0 of 2-41, 4-2, and 6-4 before the a.m.; A .E. Dyke up Greenup the final count read 61-59. points to lead all scorers. long set shot In the last compared to 32 for the Vtkmgs. ;-10; Skeans 4-1-&: Dempsey Blue Devils. moved lbeld lor 6 a.m.; SaUy Ann down 31 , 3,35 The Bobcats outrebounded only other player to score minutes. The victory gave Eastern an ,2-0-4: Jenkins 1-6-2; TOT· keeps on RJ0111pel' by Fred Hill a.m.; Eostem up 31, ~:to a.m.; SW 3, _11 _ Failure to hit under· double figures was Marcus Horne wao rouled In the overall 8-6 record and drops , ALS 29 (6-13 ) 64. that edged GABs Into an 8-6 John K. down 31, 5;35 a.m.; Al1 ,~ neath the hoops in the second Phall who had 14: overtime wtth 56 seconds Coalton back to 11-8. I Reserves, Coalton 49 Eastern lead that blouomecl Into a 17· ton Zephyr up 3:1, 1:4$ a.m. hnlf killed the Highlanders' Eight Falcons hit the and he dropped in both of In the reserve game Coalton 30. . • 10 gap at the end ol the f 1r s I lied-Ashland up 3:1, 6 a.m.; ~~ . ,. chanecs of keeping an unblem· colunm ~-\\1, qct.qne_bad as free throws to. put Coalton upended Eastern, 49·30. T h • I Officials ~ Carter and Welh- period. Tope ooorecl~even ~ts lenlan up 32, 5:06 a.m.; Pamela and Hill! :IX duriDI that !me D. up 32, 5:20a.m.; Jelfboat ;'· 'lsl• ed mark over the Bobcats. as ten points. Harry Surface, ahead, 118-56. Eastern players baby Vllnngs were a heod ter. In tr,p reserve conte•t South· Jim Bird, and Billy Zuspon each were lrantlcally trying to get a quTharter 1 thebholt teamtl. up 33 5:35 am · "Laguna down ' hd · f th 1 e cynumness con nued • · ·• w"'ero''' ·B' team also took It s mne or e osers. shot oU when Kenneth Hartung Marmet 5 p.m.; Anne down Mel"" ,..• chi n, 42-27, Gary French The Vikln&s took an early sank • short jump shot just :.!'~agu~dd~thelrln ~e dahl 9:40 p.m.; Buc;t<eye State t : nine for the winners. Chuck lead or three points In the first before tHe ftnal buzzer, q . Y down Meldahl 10:15 p.m.; LeilA ' right for the losers. quarter, moved -out to. 14 point Roger Spencer, Kenneth Har· field goal came Oll. long JuniP. Ue ,l,nn up Melclabl 2:40 a.m.; Coaeh Jack Duncan's eighth advantage at halftiiiU!, and then tung, Jerry Hoftman, and Char· er by Mlck Morris while ~ J. B. ChaiJvln· up Meldahl 4:40 gr··d"'' made it a "c 1e a n coasted to victory In the second t"l Galllane tiDied 11 points Wltb I. m . Zlmmar . Melclabl sw-.., 0 .: as hi• team downed the half. Coach Dick Martin's Rutland [Danny Tillis put the Meigs Magnani and Tope hltlln& four .:m·• up _. sw eighth graders, Tho Wahama reoerves made 1g C 00 Red Devils came from behind County team out _in front, 60-59 each for • 21-16 ~alfllme. lead. ~UipoUa DuJ _ Joha J. ' Tom~ht, the Bobcat& 1 ace their season racord ID-S In the In the final minutes of the last on a foul shot With three _rrur>- Early In the, th~. quarter Rowe down Z::!&' p.m.; IDdlana : Ohio , third-ranked (UPI) Rl· preliminary game with a age eSU f$ quarter and then stopped a utes and 40 seconds rematnmg Pete Ander11011 I driVIIII lay·up !1·31) p m • Jim R•n&l•nd , cine Tornadoes on the Kyger 38-341 decision over the Ualted Prell lDterllatloaal last - chance _rally ?f their 1in the outing. sh~l pushed Gallipolis into a143 a:n; 'Bot, Benter - up Cree• planks Racine thumped reserves. Bobby Sawyen opponent to mp VtSttmg Wtl- : The Red Devils then went· on pomt lead, at 30-11, before the 1 m.. Solv 1 ••, , 1 •40 the ·c~ts 7o.4 7 In an earlier 18 points and Ray Redman Philadelphia 66 Ashland 81 ton, 113-63, Fri_day night. to edge ahead by five points fun started. · • a ""'wn • 14 Bowling Green 53 Rutland tratl~d most of the by the last minute when Coach Followin& a time out, liJver _ Sen!et up ' ,, gam• thi,, season. Box score of nine were high ocorer1 lor , the v••sity game: • winners. Fort 87 Bettsville 79 game until Dev1l scoring leader Dick Haggerty's Wilton team port deployed Into a · . . M .11 .... _ t ; u ... ......,., 3 25 KYGER CREEK (Ill By quarters: - - started a rally of their own. de(eMe that ~suited in Mo~t ;;~·a.m.; ~~r~. eomer cabillll (1~ Ito dl~t·how . . . . . . French, ~; Barnett, I)- IWahama !5 h 42 54 Toledo w!t::J~ood 43 New Lexington 82 Wilton hit three foul shots In quick polnl$ as Morris bit· down Marmet 3:4$ a. ICHEIRICH , t ;.., 1 f.re Rlplev 18 II 82 80 Toledo Waite 54 Philo 56 New Concord 54 the closing rrdnutes and also jumper. Satte~eld .; Helen Z. down Marmet 6:, WAHAMA- Surface 4-l-9; Toledo Bowsher 48 Glouster 72 Ros.ville 53 tried to set up a pl~y to tie the throw, ~re 1 pair of 15 a.m.; J. S. Lewll down Mar- · , -••• you'll Y ' Powell 2-2-4>; Shr•mplm 1-4 Toledo Ubbey 47 Malta-McConnelsville 71 Igame That plan failed howev- tthoss.,. ant 10" ," -IIP to narrow met 6-40 am · Beaver dowD Ciad......,.IKI - • ~; Greene 3--4--f; Rouoh ' e CIIU • 1•25. . · · ·• •bll ITIIIillod • • , _ , Bird 3-3-9· Zus Toledo Start 92 Ottawa IIIIIs 77 caldwell 62 er, when the Red Devils got The teams traded iwo.polnt Wmfield 6:35p.m.; LeUa Shear_ . 1 7 Wamoley St. Francis 64 Buffalo 79 cumberland 75 control of the ball with three plays for the remainder of the er down Winfield 8:15p.m.; . ~AI.'! In hota -.Mli!BIRI~H ·--i9-ill-M. 1 2' Toledo Macomber 53 Quaker City 80 secoll<ls remal~ing. quarter with Satterfield'• . . cy Jane L~cas up Winfield 10:· BRONZI!GIA)W' 8111011 FUND RIPLEY -Smith 2-3-7· Toledo Scott 52 Pleasant City 44 Rutland traded 16-12 at the verse lay-up ohot reducing the 30 p_.m.; Je<ry Bosworth IUTCHBN. ' A mutual investment Forland 0-7_ 7• Skeen Toledo Central 43 Adamsville 76 Union Local 53 end or the first quarter, was GaWpolls lead to 38-35 at the Wlnf~eld 1:.:15 a.m.; 7 fund whiclt ,t... lllllOl Zll; Williams ...:0....,; McPhail llllls~ro _74 Franklin _Hgts. 57 Sheridan 52 Miller 41 behtnd 31-23 at halftime and end •-" the quarter. Winfield 1:06 a.m.; . attention to eommoD •tU:Aa .•.• ~on. &-2-! ; Swisher -5StoCmcmna!• Western Hills 81 Shenandoah 92 was down 43-41 at the alar! of I Amid the constant roar of the Herdman up Winfield 2.30 a. ; atocks aelected for 4 2 9 ver 2~; Woodrum 0-2-Z; Cmcmnat1 Central 75 Southern Noble 76 the l~st quarter. large crowd, the teanis m.; Jefferson down Winfield "Everything to build income. Parsons 3-1l-G· TOTALS ClnclnnaU LaSalle 66 Buchtel • Rork 88 Wnght of W•lton paced all ed ~pointers wllh a.m. Anything" I Z~--$~. ' Cincinnati Rot!er Bacon 58 Jackson • Trimble 62 scorer. with 13 buckets and a holdin 2 ll$ five point lead Milford 41 Ntw Rlchmoad 31 Albany 78 The Plain• 47 tree 4hrow lor 'l1 polnll Tillis Botttlr. hit one from lhe chs1rte, MO$COW TV Ohio Hlglt School Basketball Sprlnlfleld C. C. fO Ames-Bern 82 topp"t Coach Martin's crew stripe and added his lay-up MOSOOW (UP!) - Moscow & Bexley 53 Grandview 52 Dayton Carroll 53 Rome-Canaan 54 with 21 markers on nine field lhe 4/-40 leod with four min- television Thursday lliihl broke GROWTH FUND Arllngtoo 59 Springfield South 79 Carthage • Troy 66 Shade 6S goals and a trio or foul shots. utes left. into • news ])l'OII'am to llalb A mutual investmeDt Delaware 39 Clearfield 113 Allenavllle 77 Zaleski 39 The only other players to hil The ·rest Is history as t h 1 the screen a picture of fund which give~~ moat atGroveport 49 Marysville 45 Catholic II McArthur 7l Harnden 64 double figures were Wilton's Middlt'port rally carried to Jotm F. Kennedy thankinl tention tv common stoeb Grove City 18 Mlfflln 46 Sprlnlfleld North M,Berea 70 Eastlake North 61 Harbour with 17 and Larry In one point and died 81 milwbo bave lltlll consoleneea aelected for ea.pieGl Westerville Loodon jTecun:tselt 14 Southwestern 58 Bay 54 North Olmstead 52 Barr with 14 for Rutland. takes -and missed shots enabled her on the assasslnalioo --~ 63 59 INJWih poosibililiu. Hilliard 47 Gahanna 46 Graham T1 Northeastern 55 Olmstead Falls 93 Fairview 60 Rutland actually won the con- the Blue DevOs 14 slow t h • bulband, President KenPM' I ,_IPIClUS ••• ntw I • I!C:olumbiJS Univerllty 83 71 Fairport 67 Jefferson 83 test at the free throw line where 1ame down and walt ror the . t.naatiln Fald1r without . . . II' MliptiMt CoMaotl Dublin 58 ':!<J,lun:lbUI Southesatern 61 Lakeville Rowe 96 Perry 118 they 'cored 11 points com pareasy shots that clinched h·e newacaster briefly Inter-) 1 ' 1 Hamilton Township 11 t• Hartley 113 ' lsurton 70 CArdinal 4Yl ed to live r... the visitors. WU- game. rupted the program w Kenneth D. Williems Reynoldsburg 43 Columbus DeSiles 51 Kirtland 58 West Geauga 54 ton hit on 29 or 57 shots Jrom In notcltlng thotr thud nounce that the sludlo baa just Columbus St. Marys 79 IPII!asan4 VIew 11 Avon Lake 77 New London 50 the field for 50 per cent whlle SEOAL victory the Gtllilans had ~- lhe teped piCture, Pearl W. Williams 318 N. Second Ave. Columbus Koury 77 ..,I::~W~aahlngton G. H. '!1 Vermilion 72 Clearview 59 Rutland was scoring on 27 of only five players in the contest ready widely shown In lhe Unit- I 80 Miami Trace 71 Huron 84 Mldvlew 75 4fllor to per cent. • as Coach Milhoan elected to ed States. . WY 2-2311 Mldcll.,.rt Columbo• Acsdemy 74 West Jeffer5on McClain 71 Columbia 56 Avon 55 . Rutland N!serves scored • 46- stick with his starters all die ' OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 •• 5:00 Daily 11 CJonol Wlnche•ter 87 Circlevllle 83 Flrelands 74 Black River 63 29 wl~ over Wilton with Ronnie way. The result was a pleasant Sidney 38 T.roy 31 · '!f" Othe-rs by Appointment New Albany 50 Newark 57 Ironton 49 Brookside 66 Buckeye 54 Blac~ s 11 points leadln~ the triumph that saw senior Don Covlilpm 16 Newton 67 II O>IUDtbW! wattersoo 57 Union 59 Lorain King 70 Lorain 55 , wi1111ers. Rutland wiii host East- Magnani take game acoring repr.,.nllnf Newark Catholic 43 Pickerington 5S Elyria ;5 Sandu•ky 42 em tonight in a Meigs County honlll'S with 15 points Fred Columbus St. Charles 56 Hei&hts 58 Granville 49 Fremont 62 Findley 48 League. game. Hill add 14, and ~ T o·p e SECURITIES, INC. Columbuo Ready 51 Johnstoo 74 Utica 56 Hillsdale 60 By quarters: cbntribute 13 valuable diarken. Dayton Oakwood 87 Lakewood 68 1 Central Christian · 50 Wilton 16 31 43 63-63 f>uck Bostic and sophOJDQfe Clayton Northmont g Watklas Memorial II Sandy Valley 69 Glenwood 67 Rutland 12 Zll 41 15--eS Pete An\lerson reiJlOIIded w~ ·i"·· ' .,,.,. "-==""-=--='""'~=-.1 Big Walnut 62 Barberton 5S Canton Tlmkln 35 Wilton - Lambert 2-1-7; under terrific pressure from Buckeyo Valley 54 Canton Lehamn 57 i Wrigllt '13-1-27; Harbour II- their guard posts and flnlshad Southeastern 73 Klngotoo 63 Marllngton 49 ·1- 17: Moooman 1)--1-1; May. with six and four points respeeIICllevellan<i 71 Cedarville 59 Massillon 71 Alliance 39 nard 3-1- 7; Honnshell H lively. ' ' >' 11 East Tech 92 Canton South 57 .racksoti 27 -4. 1\JTALS 28-5-63. ' .•ack Satterfield led MiddleSeeThe . Cleveland Collinwood 41 Carrollton 67 North Cantou 54 !luttand - Tillis 9-3-21; port s•·orers with 14 point» whO. Cl~land ~obo Hay 7l , Columbus East 91 Rupe 8-1- 17; Stewart 1-3-4; Mlck Morris, who did not ~~tart, Full Line Cleveland JOhn Adems 59 Columbus Aquinas 59 11-2-14; Lamberi2-H; took runner up honors with d At •• , Ea•t Cleveland Shaw 7t Columbus Linden 57 1-6-2. TOTALS . 'll-11 elter enlering the game mid· Shaker Heights 55 Columbus South 58 way In th~ first period.' 11 Mlaple lleighto 11 1M Columbus Central 77 Garfiald Heights 5I Columbus Brookhaveto 60 II ~r:!~::~; 75 ,.!edina 43 Columbus Eastmoor '6 II 75 Kenatoo 59 Columbus Whetstone 68 0 P T 0 M I T RTI T ., . , , Amhe1'81 71 Wellington 51. Walnut Ridge 63 HlraJ!I f1 Aurora 58 Marion Franklin 61 Office Hours 9 to 12. ~ 1.0 ll tclilat at Noon 011 Lancaster 57 ZaneiVIile 41 Mt. Vernon 72 Worthinv,lon !6 . ' ' Thurs: .,.. COqrt St., 'PIIrneJ'C!7'l , . ' ___...,.._.,.. • - - - - - - - - - - ' Cro9iiYWt 'II Vtbana U WbitehaU ·61 ~ KC Bobcats End Quintet, 61-5.9 ftj :cor. 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POMEROY, OHIO tDHI'tl• '"MF'~So!:.e. l'aD ra~ o1 • eoem. ,.. worG trW 1M ollarpd fot .,h..rtiGDC lt GOt ruct wlthlD 1.0 c1vt .,.., . . -.. . . . . .ll Q.U.D OJ t'li.A.NU - fl.J6 for " ~ mblimum lliae!l ad.4Jttf.ID· II ...,..., lc. Ohltu.arl.. pttblltlbetf • 1 •ot ,_ WOft'l BARNEY GOOGLI! 1114 liNUFI'T SMm< ''::::Z:EC::::~~ii~iiiiiil.---r"' _ ....... ·- ..._ -.... .. ... -18.- "'- CROSSWORD ... .,.., . . ,'f • -. -. II. Daot: < ·,. -·· ·- IS.TomotuN ori'LCI aouu ... TerrltGI7I 1110 A. It c. ·~ p Ill- DaJQi ..~ -a:• A,•.M teo lltOO •OOD rr-. ton=g, """' " . . ~ .__ ......._ llln1IDIID! ~~ 00 centt a Cal" pe1 wotd ler l'brM na. -.cuun ·:st po""" s--t.,. ODe "'"·"the l'llll!p. Nat - of new .... 'IIIII lbat a1n qaJii N1IC'I'V ullre be a IDISI:Iertnf clrlmat ~· It at ' oerkw nature but 1 very If 11 ;riJi 111111'p decline. ' ~,: llal from lbb - . whlcll . · :me had 110111e leglllmate uclte- Tile 't::~wute~ Sllfmr AIIJ. meniAl aboUt *""**llf: .':Ella ll meniAl to look fGrward to, IIIII! Gen. Robert · Kelllllldy 1ppean Fitzgerald IIIII! SlmJII1 Davil WHAT AAI! VI! It Ieut 1tarted 011 a bopefUI 011 NJIC.TV'r "Today" allow Jr, are IJII~ !Junila1 iln CBS- GIG6LIN' ABOUT, note. No IUCb qe permealejl aerl ~. Aetrear Kim TV'a Ed llulll..., prtlrlill. '">W.;.,:OMAN? the IChedule we oee DOW - liD· " lela aome sudden elpedtuenll and ~ are declded on. More tban ever, It JeeJIIII to be a rurreuder to baee taater, ID DAILY uncondltloaal bow to lbe ra~ :lt.~ Iurilnp Q8lem which CoDiftM Jn. vestigated but which hu not loot Ill srtP on the lnclu!try. mtMim II.& I.Totomp It look no great 1n.Sigbt 011 loa~ 10.ACftWII our pari lbb past season to u.Ltko poat ol.lltl- II. Ullilll note bolO completely the ~ U.Partaof 1. a. .a.trlcu of . win&totf. , fores~adowo tho worst coming mentary producer• have eslabldll ln. M. D&IICIII6 atQ:wton marquee ID the .Jn. Uahed tbemoelveo eo the oa)f ~ ··~-... ~~rt: dull\i't:• .history. In. brlel, It IB slgnlllcant arm of networi prof . Jfatar!cl; Jlll)')lt U.P .,.I 11• an ·~m of utUe more tban grammins. But Ibis new IChedl.lllautoi,F 18. Boutb N. Vlolt ill.&t ...... a ~aye of sltuatiOII comedies, ule, if It holds up, IB a aback Amortaa U . llulce olap •~~ooo~~tiiii'O r:tvor :lata' .... jazzy Intrigue stories Inspired even to the Cl!llOWI. U.Xore 11.8~ lt. fJoaiooo"' by , ~ jan Fleming Craze (and This past season, ·there was nt12-0ou at.• torclbl7 -lh dlllli!!d; of course, for video), at least a wave ol new drama 1f.TII<IC wltl&lllol· a t7I>IDir -~ foot dt~as of the B-movie level, series to hit the bome acreen: J I . vahety shows and the amallest "East Side-West Side," the 20.Pi , . •ncnrl"aat ~OD. • Ceutl per word. Rlcbard -~· ~ .... J.ale ~·.QIIaro.e "- •oa -=~~ ptmqe,"a..... the IIOb Hopi -n.e. ..iJ .....u.rtnc o! ....... llb ''Tbe UIIIW Pftll t'!ralt!eeiJ Doleuden." 110ILYWOOD (UPI) - I ... It la clauly 1 oharp res-- a ....... • ; Television Revue "'*'""""'"' Syracuse l'blo pGD'"IM' .......... llll . , . rw .,_, .w - .' In, IIIII~ 1M '1'1lelln . _.., boUr Sa\W'dly• •.'I'M .~ 1P' 1111111 - moll at llillll Wltllollt era cdferlnl; '"''bt Secnt al at l'lllllliDI eblr- ~ " M Jar JIM, IICia'l, IIIII! wlthaal lbe .uual cinceled bOca- 111 ~ ..n.1 drll!lll •JIIII'OII"b. MOll, at ~ Samnel i:hO!tZ~Mtt: ol eoone, laDed beelnM atlbe '"ftttt wu 111e WMII: • .Ut or reMer uo ..S. Q"med m neD'• &non lboQJ.. a. rwp twd lauaedt•t.al.J J'lte pubMer wW oot bot ~ulbw lot aaon t:blul - ~· I' " Pomerov Motor Co. 1liW • ,. .. L1 lf.Jilnot #J &ASY 1'U PI.At!l o\ aDULt PROUUClNO WANT .\D Bv KING Ill. To pm!.... U&ehlld .;Jim '!lnd C!ovia ll.Bam- are mino,.,;• You 1-lo'~. Wallet will have to <;iq n ..,.._ Bke PHONE WY 2-2157 P.Down!n~ Blnumbor IJ.Amer:tcoa In Memory V,ju'Jifleaffrom me late1·,Mr~.<;k inner! . for them! lndl&n IT. Flntottp of- 40. Ra,y -&1. BtbUeaJ name a . otherwile 43.Avold 44. Never1 poel DAILY CRYP.roQUoTE- He:re'o how ta work It: AXYDLBAA.XR 18 LONGFELLOW One letter rdmply atuads for another. In thll MJDple A. It Wild for the three L'1, X for tAe two O'.e, etc. Single lett-.; apo... trophle.!l, the lenrth and formation. of t.ht woNt an aM ldlt.t& ~ach day the oode Jet.ten an different. .& (leyptorram Qaota- wxaLa NXB QB ZBW TSIV EXCZ LSVQBD WXCZY WJIXW GW "ije~ let me t.ll that atory, dear! You correct It eo 1 '" ,.; ,,.,,,. < •. ,!l\\l!l~ better than I dol" ---~- WJEH RADIO . ,,pRflGRAM LOG MONDA'¥ !liiROUGH FRIDAY 7:1t!Siio On, Musical Clock 7:tlh HR. Headlines 7:BIPM111lcal Clock 7:45 The Lifeline 8!1JD,Ollia VaDey News 8:011 M'orld, National News 8:10 Sports 8:15 Weather Picture 8:Jj).:Mulloal Clock 8>50'1Communlty News 9:1181.Talll of the Town 9:115 Malon CoWity News IO:OOJ•Famlly Worship Hour 10:15 Public Service 10:88 (i!oatchslrlng 10:1]5: Woiid News Jl:OO·;MornJng Melodies . ·.·(ewpt Friday, Church Bells Ring) Jt:411. World News 11;65¢Mason County News U:OO-Communlty News U IOM:.oeal News 12!10 Markell 12>15 ·Mid Day Weather U:lt Evano Bulletin Board 12:115 News 0 Gramo 12:30 ·Asrlculture Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00, Country Go Round 2:10 Nell'l Beat S:OO.'Liet'a Take a Break 3:M New~ Beat" 'fED IS LIKE A MARRIAGE 5:00 Community News 5:05 World, National News 5:15 SpoUlght on Sports 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7:J5 SigQ On, Musica lC:"ck 7:45 The Lifeline 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World, National News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8: 16 Musical Clock 8 :55Ns w 9:00 Musical Clock 9:30 Song & Story Time 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00 News 10~ 05 High School Hit Parade 10:~ News ' 11:00 Army Time 11:30 Special Community Progr81!19 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturdey Matinee 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee · 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with DoS8 4:30 Top Ten I!A!vue 5:00 News summary ' GL TSVW-&BJoiZLBZ Y - J ' • ~181 A J'B'SIIJ'(II'\' IS & lL\N WHO HAPPilNS TO LlVJII WITH AN OPTIMIBT-NION!JwU& o...,m,..r...... _ _ :i... WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY& &:DO· Sign On Newl 1:05 Sacred Heart UO Country Jamboree 1:35 Farm News 8:45 Meigs Agr. Etten. 1:05 Breakfast Party UO Van Patrick Sports 1:56 The 1:50 Report UO Brlgbt Star Show·Thut. 8:45 Baker Fum. Shlow-Frl. HS The l..lghter Side 9:05 Betty Newton 10m Mlrusterlal •ssoc. 10 20 Country Hoe-Down 11:05 Swap Shop 11:35 F""m Buteau 11,40 El Rancho Time M·W 11:40 MasQII Co. Agr. EJ:t ..'J'ue. 11:40 Family Worship Hr-Thur 11:40 ASC Program-Frl 11.55 The Upper Room 11:58 Dow Jones Averages 12:00 Noon I!A!port . 12:15 Music Just For You 12:15 Goessler'• Guest Star·Frl. 3:00 Platter Party 4:15 Blaettnar · Show-T-Thur. 4:80 Local News US Bowling Scoreo 1:00 The Open Road 5:4! Sign Off SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On Ne"" 6:35 6:45 7:05 a,os 1LOO 12'00 12:15 12:30 1:00 1:15 3:45 5:45 Nornlan Kraeft Codntry Espreso Breakfast Party lligh School Football Top Ten Show Nooo Report Jones Buick Show Rev. Merlin Teets Football Warmup osu Football Platter Party Sign Off HAROLD GR.\:V LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII I . OH, ""T'Hm"S" etMPLE~ A~E4&1 WITH_,e,.,... QIU. tl A'l El'S'ER'T WHO CAH l.<l<>ITE 'THE •q:grAIN SUNDAY 1:00 Sign On News 1:35 Tho Army Hour 8:00 Herald of Truth 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 9:110 Wingo of HealiDI 9:35 The Bible Speak.l To You 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 Sunday Sholl II :110 Country Hymn '11me 12,00 Noon I!A!port 12:15 The Search 12:30 l!,ev. Merlin Toeb 1:00 BU!y Graham 1:30 Lutheran Hour 2:00 Tho Church A• Work 2:15 The Navy Swlnp 2:35 The Big Lie 3:00 TJie Quiet Hour 3:35 The Sunday Showcase 4:31i World tn Ravlew 4:oo ·~~~wl;tb~Dose::.__l!5:~15~D~Inne~r~M:u:•l~cale::_ _ _je~:OS;jCo~un;try!]M~usl; · ;c~Tl;me:._UsJ:OO~B~ap;,tiot 4:80; 8:00 Off 6:20 Jllllbont 6:31i Sundown Layman'a Sel'ellldt Hour ~I , MrM!ODY f OlD YOU HEAR "THE LATE5T r' CRYsTAL 51'0N!: •WVJtLITZIII •IALDWIN IIIII .OTHII JIA'IIOUl ~IAHDI -------- ' ~~ A NATURAl.. "'i!fr. HM•M1 9Eiil �• • • • \ • • NOW YOU KNOW fte IOIUIInm.t ..... .. lilt IJaltell Slotft II N•!:'lll • 1'111 loiad .. lloftll. l ~ . . ,l • I at :y e POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO ! Elberfelds Pr i nt t e;s·S· Coat Trunk Sho¥ting ..... JfA , . I lP' .... fst .~ A ,1'1::~:~~.owf! :! , I · .. I 0 I a.. .. IJ• MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1964 • Glenn, Young, Taft are Mr. Lang, Printz • Biederman Representative, will tie In : , our I store Monday, Feb. 3 and Feds Will Question Cuban Crews Tuesday, Feb. 4 Mainly About People In Pomeroy With co~plete sample line of · Spring Coats and Suits ----' "The chief of state mll!t ln rrOltt iiilth hit men, not Saigqn," NEW~ LATEST INNSBRUCK, Aullrla (VPI) - Mlrlelle Gollaellel · Gl rr-e woo the wamell'l &faul llolom ID the winter O!Jmple Gamoo today OD the 1111111 of DDolflclal tlme1 •• her 1l1ter, Cbrlltlae, and J•• S.Uberl ·NoOne Hurt In Downtown Collisions Don't misi this opportunity to make your selection of , a new coat or suit fran'( ' this tremendous variety .,, ' Supplement To of fabrics and sty lei . . . :. !. .: '. 1964 ......' IM1WJ•s Printzess line. : .. ... , !" ' • fiiiiUAIIY found only in t h e f .... ..(. ' _ ..... .,., i ...~ .... ! 2345671 910U1213141S 16 17 11 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 21 29 - Coats in junior sizes Misses .sizes •nd half sizes. . . .. . . . . Ranger 6, scier lists say, looked like thisinto the moon ear ly Sunday. But they' ll ras gea red to send back thousands of picnever answered radio commands from ash point was 6,000 miles per hour. Ranger planned for about Feb. 28. I • Elb~rfelds In Pcn1eroy· 7arly Joy lS r·n gerFai,l u! !} SUNDAY, FEB._2 through SATURDAY, FEB. 8 Lena Horne May Enter Political Field By DOROTHY KILGALLEN d b-.~ . BROADWAY BULLETIN BOA an ~.ore the mamage was off, Doris Lena Horne's friend b RhD and her then·secret bridegroom seemed will a · s ope er nam~ to be the happiest of sweethearts lie oftfJ:f! fu~ ::!,~rb~lt~!or so,me !l0 b- 6efore Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy · ie'fi an Increasing interest in ·po~;. s votce~ ~~r the Orient, President Johnson gave they feel she could co . ' tcs, an •m the green light to crack down on or· to the fight for equaufi7fb~~! ~~~dore ~~~d crime In the underworld. The for an Important st . So 0 ~n st ent assured R~ that he will be scout ought to takpoea hi·n: g·e· t tnthe movte strongly behind him 10 fighting the mobste rs tary who Is touring the U Sa withe secre· Alain · Delon. In the ~ords of the 'old cUche she ~lm J'!'ovak has bee'! doing the Call· has a figure that makes Brigitte B~rdot forma ski slopes stunrungly . attired in look like a.boy ... Some of.the radio sla· black and green and accompanied by her !Ions around the nation have banned N U latest flame, a guitar player with sideSedaka's latest record because of t~e l:ourns · · · Mel Torme has recorded "Sun· title-''Bad Girl" ... Elizabeth Taylor Is day_ In New York," the movie theme, and be~ng to get those "Sybil" feelin s It figures to be a hot single. It will be ,.ben Richard Burton Is away from h~r rushed ~ut anr da~ now . . . . Sally Ann side for very long, or appears Interested Howe~ JS making like a star-and a girl in another pretty face. She told one close -dunng tlte tryout tour of "WJoat chlll1ll Makes Sammy Run." She threatened not I'd like to flirt with somebod else to go on unless her New York hairdressbut I can't do it. I'm a housefiau at er went to l'hila(lelphia to do her coif· heart. I can only Jove one man at a fure prope_r•) . time" .. . As for Eddie Fisher and those Th~ gomgs-on backstage at a recent· statements he's been laying 0~ the press, , ly clos<;<~ play were more dr~matic than Broadwayltes are wondering who's writ• the action the customers pa1d to see. lng his material-and they have a feel· There ha_(l been a long series of petty lng they know. , thefts, with sleuths skulking around Ev~ryone on the Pbil Silvers TV show hunting for clues and !iPrinkllng Invisible Is optimistic about the program's chan. powder all oyer the dressing rooms. ces of survival Since the format was ' The regulars at Basin street think changed the ratings have zoOmed So- . Miriam Makeba's most attentive admirer clety bandleader Lester Laniq and Tex. Is one of the biggest of the movie stars, lJS.born Cinthy Churchill were guletly df. e:ven though he did take a "J;Ieard" to her vorced In Mexico. Clnthy flew back to opening n1gbt . . New York, bad a ft1endly dinner with • • • Lester, then went home to her mother. . Another gift Bobby Baker IJestowed . · .. • • Oil' a friend may tpake even hotter copy A .hot !11pclrt has It that a Broadway than the controversial hl.f.l set be gave to . th ea!N treasurer bas "to~d all" to the · LBJ." U the Sell« .:· te :lrtvesttgators get . • • Plllllf:Pull Quilled yo~ lito lilly float"' Jill'!""'~ Dlloclividual coMiotls. Foh can't lhift fumpl • •Roolllent•uiU-t:oiiiiiiERSPRING UNIT-Iur b,lllihnlsupportl • 8Aullhol, Q•lbl Covor-quHtod 1D KOPEL for11111 -dtrlul -~I • PoiJ~Lu Polloro Pod-lor addod llrmooss! • F...... ~MCII.Ul-n l~t chtmil:all, trtatod tosiiJ fllsb . .. resist mildew, moi!IJire and boderiL , , 0 •" ;·' ) •CRIIII·- Vrll'crl Slllcto IGntor •4- ; i the perfect .VALENTINE gift! FRE ...'l ., MEIGS THEATRE POMIIIOY. OHIO ··~W~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS WY 2-2039 DAY or llfGltr Pomerov Flo- ShoD lolro. l!Jilard VIII I I - WI GIVI YY STAMPS w. lollll.o ~ TONIGHT "IIAMPAGE" -1 • Open yo~~r checking account here at our'bonk soon: You'l save 6me and st-~ mailin11 your checks to par your bills • • • and your check stubs will • .,. rou a coq~lete record of your expenditures. • :~:.. • SUN. MON. ond TVEI. -24-4 •A NIW KIND 01' LOYr <TedmlcolorJ Paul NewmaD, lotlllle Wooclward Thelma Riter Eto Go· bor, Jlouree Chonllel, Goo. c.-- Toblu. . ' .,.... ; · :'" ~' :!t::::. The FARMERS BANK W!'LL £YEN DEVEI.OP YOUII •Fiuf ROU'"OF , . • Eadi 'FIIshftln outfit contains a and Savings Company BAKER ·.F·tJ~R Member Federal.__ System ' Member Federal Depclllt lnsurlon.. Corpciratlon . ' ' POMEROY, OHIO I . l ,I • I " ' ; . . m. offer . . consecutiVe fa ll- ~ .52 million Ranger • ] ' .' l . ) .~ - with iflht. Goldwould .soon ·II' receiving. ' picture of lhe wartnup phase all stone pictures. _'I oth Flight 1 phase of Ranger's But at Impact ml'nus.12 min~he moon, every- utes !4: 12 a.m. ~ ·- the voice ,s working perfect- reported " no indbtton" that iCking station a t the cameras had gone ·from ;alii . was locked warmup to picture tllkine. :ecrart and it ; ra. At 4;13 a.m., "as yet no vld· ·S coming in strong eo." At 4:19 a.i'.n., 51tfr. mtnutu before impact, "still no video... ried two ind epend- At impact minus 4 mimltea. ca mera systems. then 3lh, 2, 1~ , 1, ••stm ne upposed to so illln •ideo." At :SO .oecouds before ~ warmup period 19 impart, u-stm no .-w8o... So lays * Dr. Hagetl Staact, 111inister, scientist and television ptrsotlality. Denying thot the Old Testament is old hat, he sars Bible stOries aro just as lively today us they ever were. In a n..., 12·week Frontiers of Faith, Sunday program over NBC.TV, he tells the stories of greot Biblical figuroo, such as Motes, DaYid, Solo111on and Josioh. Ava Gordner Protects Image . =~Li.~ 0:f 1 H n ood Is . o yw lalkllig about: Ava Gardner's latest coup in IIMi AG Image: she . protectjng ~ rigbi'Of-<~pptoval 00 aD foot· ho · · · · Th . e .JII:O' · .,.II~, J!II-1~ that ·Is . . . ~~~ Caron's fnr·" . . want actor .Sam · ,. . i!it, hDllband, Geordfe Hotmel. has a ,.as to !lee!! Wild .tti!Sh on Pat Moran, a jazz pianist. :f"/,.t!v:"!.,~!.'::,~~ · .,. ,}J'Iiet"ve'been hand'holdlng In tbe Goth· ', tbe maklpJ! "'· "Th . e N•·•t of the trumpe. IUI!,spots on reelli)t :mghts ' · Raf Valt1 ~ '6'' neW!I I<~ne, ,M~le~ Dietrich's favorite · escort gl!8na. ot, · ·' · Jaclr Benny Jl8m. \lhe~~&ver~ ·tlfe vi!rits Paris, bas wrlttell eel In a ·~t-<ltessed maa list. 0 8tUt- ~ ·~ . ·cif a.l'PIPIUJUc comedy wblcb he And all 4116 llmet w;; thooght told ~des "Is ;d ~bo.ut an extraordinary ~/~1!""J ":::.:!~ In WOIIWI' f..lil~ttt&Parb wflo bewitched. me Alili-J.iargrers tcrtid "Cbeet to DtOft! 11,11\i ill . ·eacll day"-a rather ~" DUDiber With Elvis Pres1~~~~ ,, ~~L :VIIl'Iue lDSplred the ley In " ytv.a Lli. \'!*!'•" !ariel'" t - , Sif.nfu~""' The play Is scheduled eel 011 «tie eullini fVOIIl Door , -~,t.P.,.,. , ~~ P~~ o~ there. · -': 'l'oo .;~ztt~;~g, tb.Y il)o .... · ..,..,.. llllll.'' .ll ~ ., De · :,;..,..__~ . · ' · Br011clo's plloQs lOr his -· .. ·~.,_....,. .. Mil other ...,.. ·; llOZt lftovle - • lot Cllunt en d!arlden; tlln. porlfoy• ~ ·· : ~· ciVjt .1'111Ji&, revolvlna =..e ... Marl"" .· ~ IIJ a. ~e'• Law" tef.. .- ·'· · ment. · · · · ·- '. The loudspeaker valce from its sixjPasadena said indications w-ere 1eras. get history's , that the cameras wejllt into the j_ Duk4! lfs made by. KODAK/so you know l.fa. , ~ ; I ·-··· •m- ollf!lr-!OUIIIIt.alm ond OUtlii aloo in<Jud10 batlarin forflllh holderonc11'11111 l';?fi:(" Joulbi~ pJui·u 1011 oJ Kodok Voflehromo Pan ~lim I C!tt your flllllfun oulfi!IJEE;·,.,u:h • • Dllfle "cltln&ntw Cloud 0' Comfort riioHr111.1nd bo< sprl111l Suppir li (Teolmicolor) Robert Mitchum.. EISI 1111111·. nelli, Jack Bawldna. "THUNDIR ISLAND" Gene Nelaon, Fay Spain, Bri· aD Kelly, Miriam Colon. r ;~: ,;~!~~::y~;o~ff~i~ce I • j EJCIUnt now ..,Jpohlll iiJ - k ••• In a colorlul outfit Including wefJI!llng you ,.,pohots oJ oli ,.... IOOd times I The now HIWI<o)e Flalhrun outfit mokes snlpshootlu fun rotor;=~~~ "'"Ill• as wellao illnd1111111. Y11 llfll2 ""'"on a roll oll27 film ••• In bllcll lnd wftlta o ' ultn·omoll tlnh holdw ancl clip ou actjustoblo nook siiiJO.Wal optiCII.,.·lwol vilwllnlilf. ' llll"perfeet trajec. and 16 minutes before Impact ter cou rse correc- and. in the final 10 minutes and ! necessary. j the last 900 miles of the mis. to sion, ta ke 3,000 photographs of ?erned e~rtam . the moon's surface. s. ' : · · Xeenon (Now wat<b Ibis gal go, go, go. j Meline (Nev•r on Sunday) Mercouri and director J u I e s Dassln bidding for the rights to " R(JM! Tattoo" for a filmusical remake . The foreign television market, Is doubling our own .,- 1,700 foreign stations with a ..1 count of 130 million •. Bob Hope's flip : " Things are getting so bad the hot nne to Mosco,. Is now a pay phone. We won't accept any war emod al llospitol Y ADMISSIONS er . Racine; lJDo less irs collect." MGM'S JUT MOVIE, - Fup. per," Is becoming a baU-hour telefllm oerleo nen fall .. ... . The Broadway hit, "A, :FuliiiJ 1bing HapJielled oo the Wily to the Forum," Is stated_(!lr b I 1 screen fllmlns .. :-: . Steve lloy4 111 set to alar Ia "The U""- Bailie," IIIIRiut· tbe Nwwetgaa ADMISSIONS tleoll:ucllon' ·llrlni- . wtttr" to ., ~·~~mov· .. .~ ' ' t. . !~ ·' * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 1, 1964 birchfield lake parker roach ross russell sinclair