http://66.213.69.5/files/original/17ce80359aafc78fbea7f612a8a452bd.pdf a2d52f9b1301597e1e837987af4e22aa PDF Text Text ' Dilly Sentinel, l"oa)eroy-Middleport, 0 .• Feb. '7, 1964 '· NOW YOU KNOW ' ,G iulet ere _, by IU per cal of Ill - . _.a a ad ehlldno Ia doe UJIIW lillltft - ever llt are of I, . -Eiberfelds·In·Pomeroy. Shop Saturday Night Til 9 Shop the lurn,iture values . on the Second ancl Third Floors -- See the special, ' bargains on Big Room Size enti . Dnrscrl 1'• n. I r VOL XV NO. 251 . 1t -e· ~ :: .;l ":: ~J · !/:1,: IH , .. .,........,_ ..,_ POMEROY-MIDOJ.S'ORT, C»>IQ , ,cC '- .;! ; .7 -· - --------~~ :, { PRICE fiVE CfNl:J SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1964 ~ Free Rent, Melp counly's Bureau of Un-1partment of Labor, may y.t employment ciflce, about to becom• • casullty In the hassle This wlll happen if 0 b I o between Ohio and the U, S. DeDirecror William P. Dud· accepts the offer telegraphhim Wday by the president of the Middleport Chamber or commerce Bob Coats. • Stirred by the prospect that 4311 men an~ women (by last weel:'s count) woold beve ro travel to GaUipoUs each week t<> "report In" the C of C Frlday night beld a, crash mee1lng, ooUclted approvll for Its plan from Mayor Lee Smltll and each Thi& plan II to provide quarlerl in the Mlcldlep!rt , town ball cOUIICU ehamber two daya each week and the C ol C to pay lhe minor travelmg expettSeJ of per80111101 comins !rom G8nipolla to tile office. "'"'""Uman. ens·es, Offered BU Theoe oponseo are re1arded ol Labor for two weeki over a as minor. reduction of fl mlUion ·In bla Said a C cl C opoke~~~WJ: lederal aUotment to carry on "This I• a ridlculoualy IJillll operations of bla BUO offices sacrifi<'e ro make if we co ~ In Oblo. He haa said be must vent 430 Mejga county people save thl8 much money in five - unemployM, at that - from 111011tlu! and tile only way to do having ro travel to GaUipoUs II ·w !I> redllce stall and elimieach week." aate part-time (small) county BliC Director Dudley b 1 dfices The clOce In Pomeroy been conducting a rullllflll bot- town haD, lor which ~ per Ue with the U. S. Department tllDnth rent was paid, was one * to be cloled fortbwlth. The Middlep!rt C of C tel&graphed Ito offer to Mr. Dudley thl8 morning. 'l1lt' Chamber'o hurried meeting followed Immediately tbe end of the meeting of the Mid· dleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club in social rooma .of Heath chureh. Rotman Rep. George Melnhart reported results - none- ';i J•.'.o Rugs now on sale and · Wearing Apparel for the Rt. 33 lm·provement Pushed • Ill Resolution family. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY COSTS A LITTLE MORE••• BUT MAN, WHAT ADIFFERENCE! SUN., MON., TUES. Feb. 9 thru 11 11 WIVES AND LOVERS" (Spicy Comedy l Janet Leigh, Van .Johnson Shelly Winters Colorcertions J THROUGHOUT THE STORE ' DURING OUR CLEARANCE SALE I Of Winter Merchandise Before you buy gy freezer or refligerator, visit us and see the big-value Freez_er·p.l!!.-Refrigerator! J4wi••• Bahr Clothiers l "Clothing For Men & Women" MIDDLEPORT, 0. "LEAYES OF GOLD" ANTHOLOGY aunt, Mrs. Della - lrwln, who died Saturday evening. Ser· were conducted at the Bigony Funeral home with burial in Hebbardsville cemetery. Mrs. Gould was the hous~ guests of the Woodgerd• while in Mid· dleport, ~lflmmroom~mmromo~ YOUR GOOD Wlll MOST VALUED ASSETS! We wdc - evoery opportunity 110 earn it by belpins with your peraonal. family, aDd business DlOil8}' matters when ._ am. ADd a fulkenoice bauk, we CBD - MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Natural Antique Patent IS ONE OF OUR 111 A Book To Own ••. ... To Give _ $3.95 WITH 107 LB. FREEZER (MODEL AR-141 • Upright Freezers BAGS -~"'· - Pomeroy National Bank llr9ln& Metp Countr for - 110 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND MATCH Saturday 9 til 9 Midclleport, 0. MARGUERITE'S.. Shop s ONLY WITH TRADE e Air Conditioner~ $159 e Dehumidifiers -..,..-- $79 $229 WHEN YOU BUY AN AMANA. SINCE, NOBODY BU'fiAMANA GUARANTEES All El~CTRICAL PARTS (PLUS FREE LABOR JlE.. PAIR ALLOWANCE ON EACH PARn ~~ 5 FUt~ y~t, . . . TO THE SHOE BOX THE SHOE BOX • Exclusive Frost-Magnet stops frost before it starts I No frost ever forms on freezer or food. • Wall-ta-wall, organized storage-up to 140 sq. in. more usable space. • Full-width, full-view crispar with see-through front. • Spacious Stor-M or doors put more food in sight and easy reach. • Available In a variety of sizes and colors. NO MAJOR REPAIR BILLS ' FOR 5 •.L-0-N-G VEAR·S COME IN TO SEE US SOON AND OFI'ENI JJ'ePay 3% lntere•l On SatJinp loflier. • Chest Freezeri ___ $1S9 To 8 SHOP ••• • Fast contact freezing, with freezing coils fastened to solid aluminum shelves. Keeps food fresher, safer, REFRIGERATOR AAAA tban DOt. Try~ 111 these modern features: AMANA 1·4 CU. FT. Sizes 4-10, oftea Only Amane offers you The difference In Amana's Freezerplus-Refrigerator is in usable food •fJ(l«, oolid construction, quality materiala and hundreds of sensibly engineered part& you never see, that siVIl you better performance and real convenience. Storage is arganiud for daily uae ••• In th• big family..ize refrigerator and in the superb Amana freeoer, too ••• all in one compact unit. Most people, like the man in the picture, want to touch the quality peril! of an Amana to see if they're real! ' (Come in and lry it-it'• fun!) 102 E. MClin I.NGELS FURN ' Wv2-2635 • ' I~GELS GEO. - :• It ' ,,•. . l ? '" of"" Interview he. Richard Ow- to be done for all . However, til, and Karl Krautter had with menti011 of local payment Dudley Friday in Columbus. He traveliug expenses for the BOld Dudley explained bis posi- was made ro Dudley. lion. stood hi• ground, aD<! d&- While the interview waa .II cllned to consider a suggestion progr.,s, Dudley's of!'ICe nt quarter. might be provided free of rent fur an office in the county. Dudley'a position, aaid Melnhar~ in ·~fleet was tllat if It were done lor one it wuuld have receiving telephone can. froM other 10wns also offering U. facilities, Meinhart oaid. Dudley promised {o restort the offlce as 50011 as tunds -.n avaliable. �• '. .. . • ) .' - . Middleport, Ohio StiHier's Red Anchor I \ J 4. ·j ' ·, j JAn. Millard Van Meter, Ow.ner , Pomeroy, Ohio • Blue & Gray PREPARING T'HE BOYS of AMERICA TO LIVE IN TODAY'S WORLD ... Restayrc;~rt Pomeroy, Ohio . !. Crow's Steak House - . Pomeroy, Ohio . Pomeroy National Bank POMEROY Shopper's Bonanza Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT Karr & VanZandt Motor Sales • Ebersbach "Everything In Hardware" Codlllac·Oidemolollo Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Goessler Jewelry Store I. /) \ I' Pomeroy· Flower Shop . } BOJ Seout and Cub Scout Equipment Headquarters l'otneroy, Ohio Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. ., - "'"""" . ~ New York Clothing House Middleport, Ohio f COUTS!· . SALUTING LOCA:L The Ohio Valley Baking Company • Ewing's Ambulance l'omeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio The Boy Scouts of Amerlce offer 1 youth an opportunity to develop God-given telenh and ebllities. Exploring meny fields of interest, 1 Scout grows In knowledge end •¥erience. In so doing, he keeps himself physically strong, montelly ewake end mor1lly streight. Pomeroy Landmark Jefk W. Cersey, Mgr. POMEROY, OHIO Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy, Ohio· Hoyt's Sohio Service POMEROY, OHIO Phone WY 2-9949 Ad Sponsored by these Firms and Citizens REXAll DRUGS Maple Lawn Poultry Farm Pomeroy, Ohio TURKEYS, FRYERS and EGGS Hemlock Grove, Ohio I i. - Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ' Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Downie-Gross, Inc. K&C Jewelers Columbia GAS Rutland Furniture THE MEN'S SHOP Your Keepsake Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Of Ohio, Inc. Arnold Ortte Sugar Run Flour Mills Downing Insurance Agency, Inc. ROIINSON'S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING " ' ' ..~ ..) CROW'S Town ·ancl Country ' .• ., -· "'~ ~ ,' Middleport, Ohio Chapman-Canaday Shoe Store ... . 0 < ... ' -Midway Market Pomeroy, Ohio Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Middleport, Ohio Ingels Furniture Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohl, •i •" Pomeroy, Ohio West Main StrMt ,. ~ · r ·:· • 1: Pomeroy, Ohio 'bhio'.s Oldest Dodge Dealer" Pomeroy, · Ohio ·!'hone WY 2·2635 -• R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. TRI-WSTRE CLEANERS MIDDLIIIOitT, OHIO G&J Auto Parts Co.· 3' .~ Pomeroy Cement Block Company • ..aMIItOY. OHIO .=.• Quality Print Shop . . Home of Cooper Tires BGihr Clothiers Middleport, _Ohio I e~y Meigs .Memorial Hospital ·, L___ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___, h Moore's Store i - Farmers Bank & Savings Co. p_,oy, Ohio '.:: Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' Swisher & Lohse Ohio Valley ~ ~ ·~ Plumbing & . H'eati~~ ~ ; ~ Francis Florists Member F.T.D. Wlrt Servke P~, Ohio king Build.,. ',. • upply c~~ Pomeroy, Ohio ~- / Middloport, Ohio ,I { . ' \ ' ( ., .• - "' .. . �----...- - - - - ... - ·~ ,.. · - • - - • • r,.. r • •• •• 0 • o•• >.- .. • • '"-. , ... ..... ._ •• ,, ' I• .. ', 1 " - . '' ' . lliiDJ .... rC, p Panthers Extend Cage Jinx Over _GAHS, Win 65 to ~ came 1-1~, thr.,.·~Of ' - . . R0IIs 0ver. Jacket' ackson IIi.!;!;! cager•Q . 66•48 ·.Ffl•d. ay Nlg• ht .$ _ Pomeroy' I Pbll lwllliltoll, ter, but roDJed to ~ lbo IIIII' Palneroy led ~I lbo brenner, llrsl lime tJt1a ......,, IS. ~ ~lh _ _... Prldo)' olCbl wllb til four point~, . . . wiCII with Ill biQtll lead at· IDd Galllpo!JI'e Doll IIMIJe. By, quorlln: .,;,. polnta IIIII playJnc Ills blot " remalnlq. am J.. let IllY quarter Mmi... Iller n.. Panlhon bad betler alm Pollltl'CI)' . ;.,, 'iaru• tbll lle''i"'l, led bll tum eD - fGUied and .... tirO tho third, at u.l2. Two ' orbo lfom the a- • tllq drOjlpod Galboolll • IJ a to victory 0\'er lbe Yllltl!lc Gal- !No lbrowa witb a •• mdl • P111theta 8CClttq In lbe dou- In 21 oot of 54 for a • lboatlq J'omero!' - Swludlll ~~ d llpo1is Blue Jlov11.o, IWI. left. 'lbil! II80IJIO(I Ill tuct 11M blo ft&ure wero Mlctey Wille- per cent ODd ~ sa.'lk 21 ~~ ; Wlnabrelmor 7-1-1111: •• . Tl.. Plllthers' win put lbelll, vlctoey IWif for 11M Poatberl. brenn.r with 20 and am Jeftll WI al 74 lor rr per eenL ell 1-7-IJ: 8mltla ' ' 'GaUtpoU. and Losan lqto a GalllpoJJa had 0111 11101'<1 with 13. In lbe preliminary CORiell, Cro1f and ,,, 11t for mth (or lull chance to get in range, but Hlllll soorers lor 1be Blue G.uipoU. edged Pomeroy fN8 Simp- ODd Reed. TOTALS . · ,, piaet m lbe SEOAL. blew It. Swindell hlt 1 l8cllll· 01\'U. were slitters Don Mai· in a thrilling game. , . pmo (111-13! 11. . u·· AI"'· lht Blue DevU. bad Ill col !reo throw at lbe 17 oeccnd 111111 willl 20 IDd Pete Ander- wu tied 21-:!t, JD.30, SUI, and Galllpolla - YelP""' ,_.,_, eight year jinx for It marE. Den Ma&nanl rnl!aed the 1011 willl 1t. 111ere were 'II swa in the last ball Of lbe 20; "'*'- 6-t-14; Tape has heen thai long since a Blue llrst of a ..,. and one OD the points made at the free line, foorth quarter. High ocoren Ill"~; RDoch S 0 I• Bill• De"ii team won a basketbaD aame play that prodr.ced Ute Gallipolis getting II, and Pom- GalllpoU. were Dan Gilmore I-S; Bostic 20 t: . &alnt m Pomeroy. TKO Tbot wu It, u the Blue eroy 19. FouJIDc ool In tbe with II and Eddie HamUion -8; TOTALS JO (INI) A. GalilpoUs was traillng by II Devll! tried for lbe rematnlnl foUrth quarter were Pomel'CI)''s with I0. Leading lbe Pllltben' lle!erve scare: Oa!UpnDa . , , point•. 54--38, In the fourlll quar- seconds to SCOH but oouiAID't. Bob Crow and Mickey WID.. Offen•• wu Dovld Eskew with Pomonljl • · am Fisherman Ukes 'ubo · - . · , -.;:, ••tended irfdd ~- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb.. 8, 19114 AI~ STARS ·Coalton Rips :Kyger Creek The Plains is AtRudandin Greet SPRING Well-Shod llo wolf-shad at polllltle, your foot hut~ocl t.y a Only 2.99 THE SHOE lOX Middleport, 0. DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION COIN·OP TYPI DRY QEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSOWS USE YOUR ROOM THE SAME DAY YOU PAINTI WITH Aoroot ' " " ' Our Franclaco Angeleo Louis Sin ••• WITH OUR COMPREHENSIVE HOMEOWNER'S PACKAGE PLAN •. Doa't aettle for spotty, bit-or·miss coverage . ' . lie Slll'e you're well-protected from today's many IIIWIClal iwan1e with jUit oDe complete Insurance plall. V. D. 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Mala �'"'"" .. .. (' ••' 1 ~ctronicDataMethodMeasuresEntireFarmOperati M.OSCOW M.ARKIT • ERHAPS NIKJTA KHRUSHCHEV could &tart at the SW>day Market in Moscow with his plan to ' 1bury" capitalism. Private enterprise flouri&hes there as fana congregate to sell exotic birds, pedicree rabbits and a hoot of dogs besidesfrom m~tt• to pure-breds. Because this private trade ia unsodaliltic, the Soviet preu has been crying for its demise, but the institution, which coes b!l<k tb the 19th ce~tury, is still tolerated by the o.uthorities and is doinJ a good business. Vendors use bot water bottles to keep ~rop!cal fish warm and lllrds are kept Wider cover. P SPECIAL PRICES •• New Holland Baler T A11Direct-From-The-Car11 ORDER NOW, GET IT FOR LESS AND. AVOID THE RUSHI At ••• Fulton-Thompson Trac1or Salts Sprl11g Ave. · WY 2·5101 STARTING GROWIJ\1. OHIO VALLEY IN Phone WY 2-2161 · Minersville, Ohio FOR·SALE--... JOHN DEERE You Are Invited To The 420 CRAWLER ANNUAL INFORMATION MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. " CHEMICAL .SPRAY MEETING Thurs. Feb. 13-8 P .M. PHONE WI 9-3202 PEAitl STREET Headquarters For FIELD SEEDS and AT POMEROY LANDMARK STORE FERTILIZER Learn the latest Information on Weed Control Chemicals, uses end applicetions, .including Pre-Emergence materials, suc;h as Atrazine, Simazine end lorox. Chemical sprays, like .fertili1.er and hybrid seed, have done so much to increase yields and improve quality of today's food products. Meet~ ing conducted by Mr. D~n Hollis, our farm chemical reprlsentotive. Don't miss it, come, bring o friend. FREE! •• Battery Charger Doo~ Prizes- Refreshments opinnaker•ilk" Jl"tal dWarfs ~ workman t.top canopy al N.,.,. York'World's Fair. Pn.oela Ita \beme. W'lfh Our Winter Special "Sute Sign of Quality'' Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2·2115 ~er•~ Ave. PQ.neroy, Ohio TRACTOR OVERHAUL, Plus 20% SAVINGS ON THE REPAIRS. .. eNOW AT Meigs Equipment Co. Rur Meigs Gener•l Hosplt•l WY 2·2176 · POMEROY HIGH POMEROY ' ., r • ... ' 1·....____.;.._ ___;·.,.;_--~··_. j I Jack W. Carsey, Mar~ " r ' I; : ltlllfll~~ ' . . ... IAIS!NG woioTS- Klau• Scholt works on electronic 'hisldes ~f a roloot be bc1J1e1 will be a~ to clemonstrale pa:rc:holoCital avliona. He'a a oeust ia y:-1 . Y.'~ .. it· c.:, ' '• ·~~:.~~JI.:, '. i ' ' \ ~ ,'l'i' ~. ', :-r'~:f • ,. ."' .. .. •, . ·!:,\,, ... . , • j:' ~}· • ;,;:;,f.{ !4• { ~- . I. t. ;,, . ,.... ··~ 'j ~ , ... • .I .t ! �1 Laurel Cliff ·Society Notes Antjquiiy Society Notes • I' ( ( • I Tel~vision I • ;.I 1 , -Revue WANT AD INFORMATION DOeS, THI!.PRESIPENT SEND·THit SI!CIIETAR'I a: 5rATE AeFIO'ID 10 GI!TMIMOUTC# THI': W/>;-1? I , I! ., Notice I < ... ,, '· PUBLIC AUCTION every Monday and Thursday night 7:30 p. m. Masonette, Mason, W. Va. Ever~one welcome . ,; ' ~ 2 8 3tc 'I '; ·Lr; NOW IS Your chance to try one or Frank's dPi;cious peperoni ~iZ?o<>. specia l $1.25. Al- ·1 "'' DAILY tllllfiOQUOJ'E - B_.a Jr.aw to 1N1'1r It: ~ .&.XYDLB.&..&.KB to -. O..lottarllmplF - - - · Ja lbla-ple ..... . liar lbo lla, X liar lbo 0'1, etc. 81D&"Ie letters, _ . . ttq blelt tbl IID&'tJl _. <Of tM 1liWdl are all htntl IDacb tile . . . . . . . . . . "" t • _...tkla so homl:' made c.lonuts and home stvle cooki ng. Coffee still 5<' at Barnette L·o•a••:a.:a.ow Home A OJ£ I Restuurant in Middleport. a • q Lo-..z•M-,.M'Al' ::-~-;;c------::--:----::-c2 7 3tc : 1'8., Hymn Sing. Sunday. Feb . 9 at l ) :30 al Frcrdom Gospel Mis- / sion at Ba ld Knobs. Rev . Grif- 0 11 •.t., a 'YM YM.t.V B ' BWB.&.~WVZ.- I'MIOR RIIWQB y , .... Otill 1 Ill TD0L ftlA'fi AOIDD NURSE, porngnn 1111 '1'0 PATIIIINaa 10BN KEATS fith, Pastor. Dan Hayman's i Cou nt ry Hymn Time group ~ will si ng. Public is invited. . . . . . . . . p,, : 2 7 He • ~II&) WMPO Radio BR ING YOUR old photographs to Grover's Studio to be copied and 1·estored. tllould have &Otten home 16 mlnutelt 110 Ml'lo . 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OF TI-4E: ~ · .... AH·H-11-IERE IT .,....., HOW f GEE! WHQT A TRIP 'lOUR UNCLE'S HAD' I BET THE OLD FELLOW'S ALL "'xcm;o1 AFTel? ALL MV UNCLE,HOWKUM,HAI LIVED Tt-II<OUG\ol 1 OOUBT IF ANYJHltiQ CAN E'Jt.ClTE. OR WRI'R\Sl! l!!tJI llv RAEBURN VANBUREN 8• BRANNER 50 IDCN'r HAVE~ 6RAIN UK.E: ACOMPIJTER .-'ll.'l,o-,.•L- 'J Future Growtllr : 1953 Mercury Hardtop, steering, power brakes, Ohio, or up yaursetf. Goeg!eiD driv•. $125.00. Ph. WI 9-3102. 2 5 3tc . MiJ: Co., Page St., II 16 over ~ , . Rlmlller World Standard "' Compad WHY PUMP your PIANOS. eWIIIlLITZIIl aiAI.DWIN WY 2-214l AUCI10NEER C..JII$8enlft - Cr1H!ondlonl ....... c.a_ A. C. BRADFORD P·dAr. C*le I 11 tlfl4 OTHIII .,.-AMOU\ lttANDI HAPPY ' NEW VI!.\R, NANCY �.. I' ~ Past Chiefs fAre.Entertained I On Thursday ,. ·• . Donation Made T0 Hospital c·lrCIe by OES Around And About I. I I I O:;,.,~~:r=:: Harrisonville SOCIAL U t!':':!.=: ~= ~~':d.!:y Bof[~ --q,o~ I lUI !Ileal.... s.-..:e·ty Notes Dlnnnllci..,.by Tlu! Fred Holfma,.. - day . ot Mn. John stout. !aJa..d .......... rf " Deeoted To The II f' ' f ••n. -,~;·.~·· . n . un ay Memorial Rite Is Held for Mrs. McCormick II FRIGIDAIRE budget b•hl ER FURNITU WHEN YOU GET PAID • ... 0.. of tho 11101t illlpermot da,. of ,_.., life is your par daJ. Wltett YOU paid, mokt - eot rou set elicit • certa in partioll tl ,...... Mltry and ostablislt • plao 0... tar financial -•ritr. )IOtllfclrl lhil plto, )lOti will no•tr be without, Mc:auto, oo molter whor mar happen, ,... hovt a ,..."e to fall loock on. IN PUERTO RICO Clyde A. Taylor, A. N., who completed a seven months tour of duty In October is oow In Puerto Rico. Clyde, a graduate of Middleport High School cia" of '61, will receive his ::~~;~:~r1:~ In August after com11 three years of service the Navy. II ATI'END WORKSHOP Six .nembers of the Rutland· Syracuse Methodist church were ON A BOX OF ••• Kentucky Fried Chicken e 3 Pieces Golden Brown Chicken FOR ALL OCCASIONS eCole Slaw ' We Wire flo!!ers everj"Wiiefe m2-l?G~ Pomerov Flower ~hoo Mrs. Millard Van Meter WI GIVI TV $TAMPS W MaiD Pomeroy THIS COUPON ENTITLES BEARER T4 PURCHASE BOX OR BOXES 0P KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN For 75c each· (SOc Off) e Mashed Potatoes e Country Gravy and Hot Roll REGULAR PRICE $1.25, Mon~Tu"~Weci.·Thura· &- Fri. • I ....... _. ~ • Feliruery 1Oth thru 14th SALE PRICE The FARMERS BANK Mllrnber Federal DeJ111Sit lnouren• CarjiOraHon • - 75c ...;, ·' and Savings Company Mtntller Federal Rent" $wttem • TomBoy. ) ' Mrs. Lou Gillian, 49, a dem ot Rutlllld since 1150, at her residence at a.m She waa born In the daughter of lho late S. and Roale Border Is survived by her Coy, a daughter, Sylvia wards of Hartford, W. Va.; son, Heory of Columbuo, four brothers, Fred Stewart, Ml" Tandy Stelfart, James and Woodrow Stewart; lour leri, Verg, Fannie, Murray, Hazel. Funeral services will be belci lmtce, at tho Chase Funeral homo W"ll-1 ttnd neadoy at 2 p.m. wllh burillli__ln Iol~1stic Coy cemetery, Langsville, K•u. 1 SOc Off ..... ~·~ - ,., · JOCIIanicel ..,..,. . -Polnl Pleuanl' i . saw Mr. Hyaell • he II Is uqed aheriH' 1 tlepart. :ely. 1964 .. ' "' ... "' 2345678 9 ' 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 tl 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 29 - .. .. .. "' '. ade is .. .. .. ,Plan tdwater IN (UP!) - :'f! televi~ion Rockefellers Postpone TV Appearance way, and the ones who couJdn't care less will judge him on ()\her ·issues. There has be<;n a great deal ()f criti· cism about Britain's sale of busses to Cuba, but what about the Americ~n firm that is quietly getting canned milk to Castroland? The company buys milk from European farmers, cans it in European plants, and ships the milk to Luba CRQW'S STEAK HOUSe~· in unlabeled ca.ns. In Havana, the milk is labeled by private importers, so supposedly no one is tbe wiser-but it's in op· en secret, and oar intelligence certainly must know about it. .. -·, •oan Crawlord's "Strait-Jacket" has moved ahead of "Cleopatra" in the lists that record the top movie grossers ..... It's an old gambit, but still works: the S\81' Of a nightclub show that isn't draw~ ing flies Is "for<!ed to drop out because of illness." Same with a legit show. Amaz~ ing bow laryngitis or viruses afflict stars In flop plays. Anyway, · there were two glaring examples in show biz during the past 10 days . . . The news from Rome is that Dino De Laurentiis and John Huston are trying to persuade Igor Stravin· sky to compose the score for "The Bible." They also want Paul Newman, Maria Callas and Richard Burton for leading roles, proving onc:,e egaln that divorce and headlined bllllky,-panky have no ef· feet on the saleability of a star, even when the vehicle is Holy Scripture. The new "sell" by Connie Francis hal· lyhooers is ber-eblc s.be bas some new clot!tes and a .new hairdo, and they anti· c!pate that she will become one of the best-dressed ladles In the entertainment . world. They als'o teep sending out communique• on ber lavish purchases of real !'State, 'but have soft-pedaled,the romance department. Apparentl~ ber papa's objections to the men in her life bave pre: Marlene Dietrich took ip Francoijle Sagan's new play, "Bonheur Impair et Passe," Jl!Sl a few hours after she arriv· ed ill Paris, and Immediately announced that she'll love to star oa Broadway in an lj:nglisb adaptation. HoweTer, those who know Marlene best Interpret her en· thuslasm as mere courtesy; she won't ex~ pose herself to a New York night club for tbe biggest money on earth, so why should sbe come to Broadway in a play, where the critics are far rougher than any cafe reViewers? . Speaking for myself: If I had a bammer, I'd prealt all · recordings of that Jll11esolil_e song, "If I Had 4 Hammer," hit or not ... I'll mlalrthe Judy Garland · TV .lib.9111' wl\ell it~ off the air. -Judy . IB alwi\YS · ~~tbli and appealing, and '!!'bile teould have do.ge without some of !ler seroJ!,d: 'r ate· ·IUest stars and would hav, pref~ JUCiy •inglng to Judy doIng faltfYiROO ''rii.IIJ!i~S ~gs," that was the fault · of tbe plijd\IC81'8 or writers or directors, not Judy; she Ill still one of the giant peTSCinallties of our time. If 1t:1 tiue that Don Murray ,bas been chosen to. play ~ t)nill·murderer Nathan Leopold,; ~t •trlk!'s 'me as beln§ the slll~ lest ea&ttng ~ :the year . . . . . I d rather valled. · ' POMEROY, OHIO . . ~ POMEROY, OHIO 'o ··~ ' . ' ~ !nl of bUses to ng that Is going they can use to mun!sm and to >~ih lhia hemi .. we should stop,'' 1 Republlcan said ..., lhould have ..mer a c h ma, ne¥er be the Some og1 .. ,. after Feb. 16. Thar"t when the Ed Sullivan Show, at the Deauville H~tel, will present the Beotles-and LIVE yet! England's ,.... · sensational singing {?) group whose screaming dit . ·es pro¥oke near-riots among armies of screeching teen-aged g i r II wflenever the quartet appean en stage or street. Their recor4 101es ia the past year we•t O¥er the three million mortc. a·nd demand is 1till crowding supplr. ca.. Fidel • waw back on wt a detachment om Gu111tanamo and thea keep It to Hum Month :Yards <NT - Full pro. · Marlotta Man• .lillY Is expected 11th followlnl the "" year contract laturday between tid lite company, Maharis Tells of Near Voice Loss BY ERSKINE JOHN~ON HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) The story behind "G<orge Maharis Sings" can now be leld. And it is in the same suspense league with his battle to escape from television's "Route 66,'' for a whole new career in ~ lion pictures. Hepatitis felled him IO< a year durlng the legal row, but he' s now luUy recov•red and starring In his first big screen film, "The Satan Bug." AS A YOUNG singer Mahar· is was threatened , by pennanent damage to his v o i c e lbroogb bad a,Wice from a vocal coach . In reveaUng t h e story lor the .first tinle he told age.' "( followed his orders. Aller five weeks the doctor said 1 bad oaved my voice. Lookiag hacl aow, all I caa dlink is that aot talk.illg for five weeks was almoat as bad as hepatitis." Maharis will · he recording his sixth album alter complet,. ing "The Satan Bug" and he's planning a night club singing hi1 appearance as part of growth as an actor. Because. he says, "singing is abnost like acting .'' Doris Day heads soon I o r London and filming of "Some Other Love.".. .. . Man • of. many-roles Mickey -BDoney .is trying ,, new one - a Greek -immigrant for a ''Rawhide .. show going before the cameras neat JDOnth . me: Ill Inter- p,, relpclllll to a I he- ·-Jd llecll: orsp!ps to hall a hear Gene Kelly sin " Our Lo to Stay " than Ton gB t ve Is Here Left My Heart In ;an';.,~~ t. wa~;ble "I Gene croons "but oh m cts~~~ ~he~ swoonsville· the th~ught / T 'h 11 • bemg pluc.."eu out ana lei~ ex onyds eart . , ., · . pose 10 my favonte Calllorma cuy IS just a .bit too butchershop for my deJ.Jcate senslbJI!lles ... I thml< Andres i>egovia is losing all the true. believers by p•aymg cheap commercia! tunes a long wtth the classical musH· 10 11 ,, · "l'r""'""" c. ~:.. "..:r .... L.ue .Pans, WJ.lU nas had a tou\ln "'rugg1e for many years despite cnllcal approva,l, appears to have found the formUla for success at last. He has teamed with his wife, Anna Marie Moss, and the hip dull are drawi.llg tremendous applause at The Most ...'Not all pretty g~rls with pretty faces and figures want to gv · 0 : oHtrl . Gay Bidart. a Gas~ ligh'" <....u..j ... _. . ,. . .,, :;~n~u up J1er tips and enrolled in the Yale school of playwrighting · .. Mrs. Gro11cho Marx is on the ail· ing list. Otannel 13, "Lave ller '.' water service Bmo naval base. .can presidential _ated both steps SUNDAY', FEB. 9 through SATURDAY, FEB. 15 · By QOROTHY KILGALLEN Mtss Midnight's Notebook: Close friends of the · Nelson Rockefellers say the Governor and his bride considered making a nation-wide television broad~ cast ~xplaining their divorces and re· marriage - tn the manner of Richard Nixon's "Checkers" telecast during the first Eisenhower campaign - but after many t)IOughtful hours, decided against it. Supporters believe it was a wise de: cislon, because the voters unalterably on: r . . posed to divorce are lost to Rocky any- Seo. ter, J\.Arll., fa, 'avy blockade to Ide with Ctitro eod Marines Into (~ Kentucky Native Dies Early Suuday SPECIAL OFFER! in Gallipolis Monday evening to : attend the District Stewardship worksh 1·p held in Grace Methodist church. Attending were. Rev ., Carl Herring George Carson I Vernon Web~r, Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Helen Damewood and Miss Marcia Karr, " Supplement To FEIIIIUARY bluto came during a !~~:~i~ game at Perohing Field between two military teoms. Tkee Vielnamese, lor the to Ill! Communist Viet Cong I g~:~~ guerrillas, have been arrested i• on suspicion of planting t he Am•eric••4 bombs. Now DALLAS - Jack R•by's her Ol "confident" legal. battery and parade of witnesses were scheduled to go Into court today In Iciti,.IIS. a hearing to determine if Ru- 1Pl•vllos by's trial should be moved another Texas city. District Judge Joe B. Browo has scheduled Ruby's trial to lserlted lv!gln in Dallas Feb. 17 II t he change of venue req•est Is denied. $ Clau~e Husted , Mrs. Edgar Abbolt, Mrs. Edmund Butrimas. Mrs. Olivl'f Clark, Mrs. Rob- I son and Mrs. RUDe . 1 ~ - w. SMfWffS shattered' l)y•l!fe'two-bamll•, MEIGS THEATRE · HAS COLUMBUS JOB Mr. and Mrs. Don Eastman (Clyde Taylor) o'. Columbuo spent the weekend w1th thelf parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Saxton, Pomeroy, and. Mr . and Mrs John Taylor, Mtddleport. Mrs. Eastman recently employ· ed at the Martella Mfg. Co., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. ' has accepted employment with the Altman Coady Co., General Con· tractors of Columbus. .. taln he saw Hysell's car parked near the br!d11e at I 1. m. Sal:' urday . Wili!s Leadingham qf. .Metropolita" Motors said today Hy· sell wao employed u a IJIOCb. an1c only last Thutoday. In the day and a ball he worked no one at Metropoll~n noticed any srgn of Hysell be1ng despondeat, Leadmgham said. Mr. Hysell gave 01 his last employm~nt when he came to Metropolitan a Pure Oll estaJ>. lishment In Pt. Pleasant, VL His emptc,ment eoded there J .. qt ~vPJPha• when the busi'• He bed been lrt. had worked for . tliddleport firms, ~""": ."I'P$14 .on .th~ lt"s Frost-Proof·,too''·.·· Goe~lein, Mrs. Welby Whaley, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. n1\ltU t10no . • r Hysell notified the sheriff that her husband had not come hom•. Hysell'l son, Mlllord, earl~ Sunday morning found the car his lather was driving park· ed 011 the Ohio side of the Oh1o River near the Pomeroy-Mason bridge. The aon !oond his lather's lunch box and thertn011 jug In the car. The search then began for Hysell. Pomeroy Policeman George Hicks said be was cer· I ELBERFELDS IN oot on the tables. ter !Jetween 7:30 and 8 a. m. Saturday to go to work at Metropo1ltan Motors on Eut Main: st in Pomeroy, but he never arrl\·ed there, the sheriff said. Hysell is between J.Stl.l55 pounds, stands $'t", has fair complexion, gray hair cut short In a crew cut, and waa wearing slr•Jlf'd white and blue overalls, a white sweat shirt under his over•lls, aud a green cap. Early Sunday morning Mrs. I ., q rn ... · '.J --~ .u.z '"'-· SAIGON, South Viet Nam Two u. s. servicemen were killed and 18 other American• were Injured by terrorist hon1bs at a softball game Sunday. It was the third such attack '!l•n\J1. The toll, althougl. nea·vy .1 cruk! easily iave lfeen higher. About 1~ e ~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Point Pleasant rescue units asked !vday to help the Meigs Coonty Sheriff's Depart1mem drag the Ohio River lor the body of a Bradbury man mls•mg since Saturday. Dell Loren Hysell, 50, of Bradbury. disappeared on his way to work Saturday morning and has not beeo home olnce, Sher· iff flohert c. Hartenbacb said. Hy•el: left. his wife and dangh· - MIAMI - Authorllles !abe~ led a• "definitely sabotage" two explosions Sunday t h a t wrecked a freight train and a crane of the •trike-bound Florida East Coast (FECI road. The freight aboard the train Included aerosol cans and choc· olate Easter bunnies. Fire Chief Stanley Wolf of Miami sa i d when he arrived the cans were exploding and the chocolate had m•lted and was flowing across the highway. "Clean" and "Omar" Wall Cleaner · by · ' ,. WASIJINGTON - Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, promised "new evidenct" filr the Warren Commis•lon today that she aa!d would prove her son innocent of assaaalnatlng President John F . Kennedy. Mrs. Oswald said she would lay her "trump cards'l before the presidential commission v.stigatlng .. the · assassination. Since the day her son was to death by Jack Ruby before a national television au<il!ence: I lhe gray, plump mother three has Insisted that Lee vey did not fire the shOts that killed Kennedy and wounded T•xas Gov . Jolm B. Connally. of · J lntt'r!latiqijal {Wil Leg·10n f '/•leS' Attend Service 0 L S d Dragging Operations ·~~~egun In Ohio River for Man, 50 f'~;,l'·'" t~:.: . : .,. ,r:, llnitt'fl Pre<~M o ' r 8y A •1• :·~;;~; WIRE .NEWS . . :r .;:Jwb Covered Dl'sh • f nJOye • d Dmner - 01 T.. Jlelp.M...,. ..,._ FIVE C8'lf$ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;-.;;;;;;~~----------------------------------------- ~~~----------~ ~ tu' nStO a 10n New Officers -, ~----------------------------------------------------------------~".~~ OIIa VOL XV NO. 252 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1964 f?• I Inure~, • enttne at y e epo r-n · . . ~ t*••• ·. . - 1111t1 ~ II 11• liiMI /ltflfl ~1111 I• f r • • y • ~ ·NOW YOU POW "' 111'11 Ira Olt _f Mr (riU ....... Gueoto ol the belll!l of Mr. enrer!A eve...... ... . . . . . . . . . Hiller .... "'-& ODd Mrs. Chlrlea Kin& wert I ... _ ' A donation tv tbe lbpltal with • famUy dinner at their FEll. 11 .....,. w. - . 11 te lild"Cr r their daughw and SDII-in-law, . .,.,.. Thelma Grueser, 188ist· Circle waa mode ·Monday...,.. hoDIO' on So. Fourth Ave., Ill ob- '!'IV! Pomeroy EloiJIIIIIary ,....,. Mr. and Mrs. Richar<l Sh• 1!11 bv Mlaa Lena a - , Oilier· I lng wheo Racine Chapter No. servonce ol the birthday of Mra. PTA wiU meet Monday at lite World'o Flir ~. New Mr. and Mra. ·Dana Halling, ler o< Pandora, Ohio. the Put Chlefa of Mag134 OES met wllb Worthy Ma- Eugene Smith and the wedding p.m There will be a FouodP.fS york Clly Tbo elan ... millie Glenna Colburn, and Mra. IIOila Temple . Pylhian Sisters ~nl guesb! of Mr. and tro~ Mary Lou lhle and Jolm annni•·ersary ()( Ml'll. Hallman's Day program, and all .past plaa• .. villi , Waoblnctoll, D. were OJeaU ot Mrt.. El· . Mrs.. Joe C8r!"Y received 'l!lunsday evelllllg at her home Mra. Carl Mattox were their lhl Worth p tr011 ided parenls, Mr. and Ml'll. Fred p'r..taenls ol both Central C. oad tile New York IIPII sle- Haning. word that her mother Is hoOplt· ...___ St e. y 8 ' Prell · Smith Sr lllto. '111ey wiD ....ve b)' lrala -"--·• In G W Va daughter, Mrs. Eustace WUson Thank you notes were read · Sugar Run schools wUJ be hoD· trom Parllenburg May 11 """ Mr. and Mn. foam Gndby and"'""" assaway , · · . The meeting, m charge of of Pt Pleasant, W Va from Helen Johnson •nd Leda Guests were Mr. and;\ Mrs ored Fathers nlghl will also then go on to New Yon by Myrlta and Marcia, Mr and Mra. Bober! Jewell Lawrence ~rung, open. Mrs. Peter Lalich is here Mae Kraeuter for gilts aod Eugene Srruth and ch . dren, be observed and each lather bus from W••ldngtoo, visited N!latives called on his parents, Mr. and , . wtth the Lord s Prayer Ill with her mother, Mrs. Stella card! they received while ill. Timmy • John, and Cindy • Mr. will tw counted IWJCe. Mothers and went tv see Obert Mra. Glen JeweU. uruson. A thank you note waa Ebersbach, who Is a medical Margaret Neuman was re- and Mrs. Fr,ed S?'lth Sr., and of the fourth grade will ~ bOll!· Markfrls wlw has been confln· ~tad from Mrs. Karl Grueoer patient at Holzer HospU,al Ill ported ill at her home in Syra· the Hoffman s children, Mike , ess<•. At 'r'Jl.m. preceding the to the hospital. Mr! Earl McGrath called on Dowers sent at the death Galhpolis. cu,. ~na Wheeler was re- Tam• and Beverly_ I mee!ing there will be. a .4nnool PHS Alumni Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Jewell and Mrs Charles McGrath an~ chll· ~I bel lather .. Members were Mr Herman Mattax and Faye ported In Meigs Memorial Hasol aU rooms mothers In Event P Planned o)aughters came Sunday to visit dren. reminded .to brmg an article for Morm of South Charleston, W. pllal, Eutab swan In Holzer teachers' loonge. The officers and her mother, Mrs. Jolm Black· Mrs. 'Mendal Jordon, C8ri>el'" lhe s•nshine basket to the next Va . spent Sunday with his mo. Hozpital, Gamet Smith in St. 0 The Ways and Means of the Pomeroy High wood and Donald. ter, io taking care o1 .the pool meeung of the Temple. The ther, Mrs. Elmer Mattox and Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, mittee ol the Pomeroy Ban School Alumni Association ofllce while Mrs. Obert Marktr..eling pme donatl'd by Mrs. al<o wtth Mr . and Mrs. Carl and Bertha Sayre In Univer· . · · · •'WU:tam Killinger was awarded Mattox. sity Hospital, Columbus. At a .meeting of the session Boosters Association WID Thur>lday evening at the World Day of Prayer service ins is at the hospital with ....-. to MISS Erna Jesse. Mrs. Ora Roy, Columbus, is All committees exempU!Ied of th• Middleport First Untied Monday at 7.30 P,,m. at t h of Kenneth Harris, Wetzgall-st. wUI be held at the Forest Ruq Markins. . Methodist church Friday Feb- Ml' nd M K th W bh Games were played during the gueBt of Mrs. Dale Mourn· their work while Landmarks Presbyterian Church Monday hom" of the chatrman, Mrs . Plans were discussed for the soclal hour and a- ing ror several days. Mrs .. Roy were read by Worthy Patron. ~venmg . plans were mad~ for MaXIAP Arnold, Athens Road. annu~l banquet to be held rua~, 14. at 2 p.m. ''Let U• Bonn;e~ and r~rs.en:eo warded to Mrs. Mike is a former resident of Middle- The Worthy Matron annoonced mst•llation of church ofhcers. The .Sy.racuse Ladles •rday, May 30 at the ~omeroy Pray Wll. be tbe tbeme of the and Mrs. Elsie Hanlil.l! (.~ Mrs Karl Grueser, Miss port ff' t' I th M h Officers to be installed at ,. ·r th V I tee F' D Junior High School ed auditorium. !iervlce will guests of D• nd ... "'I o 1cer prac 1ce or e arc . . . 1ary .o e o un r 1re e- D' .11 be be 1 and1 special prayers of n.eV. a •t.u;S. , ., ~ar 1 1 Jesse and M.rs. Lucille mner WI g ven newh y Co wen at Sh ade. . . ' .. •' meet'mg a nd Beu Iah Stobe r t and the mornmg worship service on part men t WI'II . mee t d d .serv ill a~L f __ ,__• or• women he Hawkins. H1 J J h .11 b h Sund•y include Robert Telfks· . h th v·u H 11 PI p.m. an ancmg w ""' rom org.......,., enure s over 1 e anson WI e OS· mg lat e tage a. ansg t 1 ld N' ch • ill D" ' A ••lad course was served . bary James Buchanan, Hubert .11 b P m. o a.m. wor . me urcues w par· Mr. and Mrs. Fred eon, 1 ted r the 1 eBGSe>t.ta s· d B b Tayl~r • Mrs · Arthur Lewis wndt h'.1comp e 1 bear h ld sFoobp Officers of the Association t!cipale in this service includ- Scottown are helping affi{l to Irays bY Ilh e hostesseo. re IDIPSOD an ar ara • a c 1 1 supper o e e . K th H · id t ch h f ri •. ' ' carfied out the Valentine Ad h 1 f th Mrs J . E. Harley elders; Dale 15 1 4. 30 th S are fllllO BITIS, pres en ; urc es rom romeroy, for her parents, Rev . . • 1 am! were os esses or e ' a · p.m. a e yracuse Evel n Gilmore first Rock S rin s En• '· •' ' Atteuding were those UXI IOTY evemng serving from a table Walburn, Marcus Chambers, Le· Schoo · Y • P g • Barnhart. " and Mrs. Adam F' , d ted , . V I t' the land Brown Vincent Dabo and ' ident; Joseph Struble, oecond and Forest Run. The Mr and Mrs Asa Jordan' !,Irs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. AThe\ Mid~l~~<>rl t~m~n ~ ecora m a en me me. Everett Fo~eman dea~ons; The Disabl<:d American Vet· vice president; Elrna Is invited. Mid~leport Mr~ Jake Lee ahd 18 ry Bethel Mrs Gladys Cuckler duxllarTuy sde 8 co~er 1 th e Mrs . Rodney Sa~er, Mrs. Ed· erans and the Auxiliary will secretary and treasurer; vt'sited' Mrs. Katie \vn. • · • mner e ay evenmg a M h M ·istau ~· · Mrs. Carrie Grueser, and Mrs. home of Mrs Wayne Gibbons. ami ward Burkett, Mrs. Everett and meet in regular sesston, Moo· art a ayer ass t The Fourth Quarterly Confer- son Sunday. ' · The valentine. theme was ~.... M.rs. Herman Bailey, deacon· day at 8 p. m. retary -and lr_easurer. . will be lleld at Heath Mr and Mrs. Tom Will• had Delb.at Elselsteln. - '!'be March meeting will be ried out in the table decorations esses . . Founders' Day Will he of the executive comnuttee Church Sunday after· as gnesls Ernest Gulnth~ aad 'he!Q at the home of Mrs including an arrangement of OSf Lew•~ Sauer, Jr., Roscoe F1fe ved honoring past ~r. ~arlngold d!ro;mKJr.,ed at 2 p. m. Rev . Stanley daughter, Irene, Cincinnati. Adam Ebersbach with M.rs . red and wh 1·•• carnatt'ons Wl'th . . and Richard Sauer new trus· eu • d ro enn y, McGuilliard, Portsmooth Dis-Mrs. Jobn St.iul w Leg1onatres of Feeney Ben- t . al be' . ed and charter members Mayer an Nora Rice T old llayes and Mrs. Lucille B. red and white tapers tt p st Am . Legion ees. WI 11 so recogruz . the Portland PTA meets .. • . . .· · Superintendent, will be In 0 Hawk ill! 01 hostesses. Foil wing the din~er mem· ned tho • xilertcantt ~ed f · at th• service. Mrs. E. next meeting will be m of the meeting. A II SEKI GETS CHANCE .o an e au 1ary a en U· T kb ted k day at 7:30 p.m. at the and volunteer helpers are be th Off' 'al Bos d 1 1 bers of the group gave readings neral services conducted for ew s ary ~as e ec c er School. come. mem rs o_1 . e JCI r LOS A.NGELES ~UP[) in observance of the birthdays Mrs. Della Roach SUnday in the of the sessiOn for the new The Daughters of Ruth Class and commiSSIOn members a:e Featherweight champion Sugar of famous men In history includ· Pilgrim Holiness Church at year. the United Methodist church PARTY HEI.D . .o attend. Reports Will Ramos and his entour.age left ing Lincoln, Washington, Wil· t1organ Center. Mrs. Roach Mrs. G<orge Anderson meet at the church Mon. A Valentine party was be g•ven by the Hev. M. K Dow· I today lor Japan where Ranlo• H. Harrison, Thomas Ed· was the mother of Mr. Don a report of the recen\ at 12 noon for a potluck din- Feb . 4 -at the home of son and commtss!On chairmen. will complete traimng for h~a ison and the poets, Henry Long· Boach, Middleport. Preobytery meeting he d followed by the regular Lee Salser in honor of her Ititle out with Milsunori Selub A memorial service in nor1or1 fellow and James R Lowell Rev Odell Manley was the Galupohs. Special · nda S h evening. There will be , at Tokyo. 1 8u 001 ca" ·of the late Mrs. Sally · · · · · · ti t ded to M marv Y c · h · h · h d led cha.I Mre. Russell Mills, presJ~ent, officiating minister with spec- on was ex en rs. The Riverview PTA wl11 meet the .F.UB church. Games music eac mg . t pro- ' Sek'b J IS t e secon ra Jllid w>s held wh•n was in charge ar the busmess ial singing by Rev. and Mrs. the! Coleman and Mrs. Monday Feb 10 at 7. 30 P m 1 ed F r 1 ti by local and out"de tal· Ienger for the crown and will 0 line .chapter 172, Order of session and also announced the Odell Manley Mrs Guy Sayre Walburn for operation of the An inte~stin." p'roara~ is.~ dp ay. · avors kva en d~~:~~F~The~~p~ub~l~ic""l~ ·s~in~v~i~te~d;..--~g~e~t~hi~'s~c~h~a~nc~e~~~b-:! · ' · church nursery o l:l" y, Ire cream, ca e an E St Th t d te ~ as rn ar me urs ay program for the evenmg. The and Macy Carter. Pallbearers · ing planned and all parents and served to- Gene nln& at the Masonic Temple in group enjoyed singing fol· were Albert Roush Gordoo Rev. Howard Ruppelt friends are urged to attend AI' - u • .'! · "~e'rrv ' M'o, •I t M Ell N t ' ed on the Lenten coin · lCia •= riS, n• NEW SHIPMENT! • I • epor. ~s.. a . or on, lowin~ the program. Plans were Wolfe, Sam Clark, Charlie . The W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth· Crai , Ricke , W. >1. and William Kmg, W. made for the anniversary dm· Clark, William Ratlifle, and to be used agam by the odist Church will meet Monday Demar~• Ann A~h. P., pr.estded dunng the meet· to be held in March. Harry McGuffin. gatton. The Westmm~ter Youth evening at 7:30 p. m. at the Klmmle lng w1th Mrs. Rom~ Hawkms Tbe hostess served a dessert Attending the services were Fellawshtp are provJdmg church. Mrs. L. w. McComas Jackie and Brian uuuy, 11 Th non-crumbly type cManer. ·and Beth Pullen servmg as pro to members attending In· Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ro•sh, folders. will present the program study Debhte Pickens and a tern for absent offJcers.. cludmg Mrs. Mills, Mrs. How- Mrs. Dale Mourning, Gordon Plan: were announced for the with Mrs. Alfred Scarberry, Jr. Fisher The alsog'"•''·II Cleans painted walls, papered Mrs. Norton was assiSI<d Da' ley Mrs Everett Bach· Wolle Harry McGuffin Mr and Valentme party to be held Feb. devotional leader Hostesses b . . Y Mick•'Y walls, acoustic ceilings, WIDCatherine Mitchell, A.M., ner M;s David. Ohlinger Mrs. Mrs Sam Clark Mr ~nd .Mrs 16 with the children o! the wt' ll b Mr Bern . ard F It e rat<'<! the birthday of · Be h p II Ad ' · ' · ' · · M· C H · nd e s. u z, Ash who was 8 venrs old dow shades. 2 lb. cans. starpomts, t u en, a; Daniels, Mrs. John Vro- Charles Clark and William Rat·· . eiP.s ounty ome 3 Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Jark · · · Oma Nelson, Ruth; Lena Bunce, man Mrs Robert McElhinney Jif(e Others from Middleport etgn studenls as guests. A pot· Bechtle and Mrs Thoma Rt' Housewares De~t. E th Be · K' I<' rth ' . ' . J k ·u · s · CRUSADE ANNOUNCED a~d er~ '"~ ~~g, • a; Robert Byer •. Mrs. B. F . included Mr. and Mrs. Lowrence uc sduppethr at 61:30 Rp. m. Rwt ley, An evangelistic preaching cruoma aw '"'· Parmalee Mra Richard Roller Manley and son Roger 111d prece e e par y. ev. upFEB IZ . Main FIDOr Rosemary Lyons gave the Mrs. Len~ McKinley, Mrs. Pa~ daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Hy- pelt. evangelism committeeman White Rose Lodge will meet sade for the. Tuppe~s Plat~s er. Kl M D' k K Sr 11 M d M El ood Ph'l· church at a EUII church ctrcult wtll be held 1 will represent the oes, rs. lc arr , ·• se • r · an rs w . Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p. ~t the Tu rs Plains church The Associate Conductress, Mrs David Jenkins Mrs Lee Ups and daughter · Mr Car 1 presbvtery meetmg at Waverly . th 1 · h 11 1 M'ddl ppe N · K h 1 t ' ' ' F · · · · m. •• e eglon a n ' e- February 16-28 at 7·30 p m aom• ...m~, ga.ve er ec ure Smith and two gue1ta, Mrt. Ed Manley and WllUam Manley. eb. II. An mv1tat1on was Hostesses will be Mrs.lr~~~~~~~~·~;;::::;~:::: and Obligahon mght was obser· Haggerty and Miss Phyllis stan. from the Syracuse Miteh, Mrs. Edgar AI· ved with William Kmg, w. P. ley. The traveling prioe 4anat· /lolary Senices Church sesswn..lor the . Mrs_ Joe Turner f.· • !n charge. A salad course was ED RY Mrs. Byer was won by church to participate In their Mr Ida B ·h ~~ • served following the M James Daniels Held on Thursday 90th anniversary observance 1n s. a< ner, ·I ~ with Mrs. Leslie Ervin " · . Bosary services were conduct. June. cberge. ed by the Rev. Father John Kniglrtl of Pythias Turel In the sanctuary of the Recent Bride is Lodge Meeting Held Mrs. Lochary;. • No frost, no defrosting ever, even Hostess of Guild Sacred Heart church Thursday Knights of Pythias Lodge 210 1 in freezer. A delight to use. Th• Guild of Grace Episcopal evening preceding the meeting Guest of Honor met Thursday evening at 1 he , Church met Wednesday evening of the catholic Women'• club Mrs. W. F. Clark, assisted by castle hall in Middleport. Karl POMEROY, OHIO • 8 il 1OO·Ib. zero zone freezer. in the parish house with Mro. In the church auditorium. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. M r a. Owen presided over the lodge • Twin vegetable Hydrators hold nearly TONIGHT Patrick Lochary as hosteaa. Mrs. Richard Freeman, pres· Gem·ge Skmner and Mrs. W. A. in the absence of the Chancel· '!<t bushel. Storage door. "GIDGET GOES TO ROME" Mro. J.E.D . Hartinger, prest· !dent: wa• In cnarge of the Drake entertamed With a lor Commander, Clyde lld•ent,, conducted the meeting mee ng which opened w 1 t h ty 1'hursday evemg at • r drews. (Technicolorl Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· which opened with devotloll! by prayer by Father. Turel. Fol· hom• , Rock Springs Road hon- During tile sick report es Darren, Jessie Royce Lan· Miss Vida Jhle. Mrs. A. R. lowmg a short busmess sess10n, orm~ Mrs . Roy Riffle, a recent Henry Swift was reported Modo! ,DI·14T4 13.11 cu. fL dls, Ceaare Danova, Dan1elle Kni~ht gave a report on ga~es were played with prizes bride In the community. fined to Meigs General "ospit·l deMeh, Joby Baker, Don church meeting which she awarded to Mrs. Thomas Hen- Games were played under al and Tom Mills reported .. Porter, Jeff Donnell. n M J M Th t d d' · r M 1 'fh with trade feelvrette: Spies' Guy. Mrs Fred Crow Jr. and Mrs. essy, rs. . . om on an trecllon o rs "el eit and 1rom the hll.'!pital. At the Colorcartoons Theodore Reed Sr. attended Mrs. Mary Kunzelman . .Refresh· slide(! of the Rose Bowl nar~ade l of the- meeting members Cincinnati. Following a ments were served by the host- and a flower garden in Mans- ed to the dining room for SUN., MON., TUES. business session, the esses, Mrs. Thomas Hei1J1essy, field were shown by Mrs. and ice cream donated Foil. 9 thru 11 er of the evening was spent Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. Rob,on , after which Mrs. Carl owen. Mr. Riley ~~~[:~· II MIDDLEPORT, 0. ''WIVES AND LOVERS" cuttmg and sewing blocks for Mary Kunzelman, Mrs. John on behalf of the group waa In charge of oervlng. (Spicy Comedy> quilt for Children's Hospital Handley, Mrs. Homer Brlckles, ed Mrs . Riffle with a A I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiii Janet Leigh, Van Johmon Cincinnati after which and Mrs. Charles Clarkson. The dessP.rf course was served by Ill' s~:~~rc:~~!:.:• menta were served the valentine theme was carried the hostesses to Mrs. F r ed M'dd/ •'>._ J "I .... young and did a o I "The Charge of the Light B~ · gade' : will be filnied agaill, reaime I shoultl have &one to a IIOod l\lli&lng ll!ilcller who woold wi!lt Tony (Tum Jone~ Riel>nilluJ'al ~ as dlreetor .. . 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