http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7f153f407a7c23634085babff524eb97.pdf b8c991416d91ff18c434f223d3de1815 PDF Text Text Around And ThrivingHousePiants ..7a.-on · , r-• Abouf fGrven by Mrs. Edward Burkett ~1.-~ on '"111rivill& Howe '!be traveling prize I . M'dd/eporf ~iii' !J&: ~- Bruce ::ftn. ~~ •• ,Founders' Day Program is-Given A~mpJltPJJnMU of Clte~r Council1 Daughters of . A M · fR' · PTA PTAur.Rn,._., America MeetWednesdayEvenmg t eetrngo rvervrew "review or the ed by the-.- to u'!be Rlv~w PTA ll1lll at ~lage ol pareniJ - L meDII stnc. PTA wu Mn. Al'l'l! Holler, Mn. nomeo1 abo¥• and MrS. noyd ... • • ' 1 ~ Wolf:~:"~-:, preoiden~ 011,~ c..: ~~y =:' ~~ha~ ~ ~ ~~~[;..! ~ AI~·~ ,....-~ ~era, Oece;:hor ':.as~rer's ~· ~ced • . J; ~ e ' Wood. the acbool Mooday evenlnC, with Following the lzed wu pmenlild by RideJlOUr, Mrs. MariCMI was won the Ronald <llbomo, sloa plnlolfi1lnllali Fltcb at the Portlalld U ol Mrs. MUo Biggs, Mrs. Henry rJiiili" was given by Mrs. by Mrs. Harold LMse. The I presldlnl. bood diseases wu liven by Mn. li<'bool PTA Fow>derl' o.y Past ""'ten of , Ml'8. Rattle F'J'ederlck, 1 Jmimd Burkett dqrlng the pro- group held an exchange ol house I '!be meeting opened with the Cat. eveolng at . clarence NeutzlinC, M 0 .....,. hoUr at the February plants during \he evelllng. Mrs. PTA Pray<r Follblflng 1b o th..,e and Y ' lodge ball Esther Wrlglrt, Mrs. Rooll of the Middleport Am- John Werner was awarded \he Mrs. Frtd Bush ol COlumbus readi o1 the mtnuteo of the of .........,.. vln Plckells, Gello . Law- Tbo opened wit lMd, Mrs. Oscar Weber, Ml'l. Garden Club hold Wednes- door pri2e. Thtn wore orrived Tl>UHday. to see her meeting by the lee- ..,w the! a; oontr::!..t the Sandy Pro(llli, reading from John Ella Hsnnum, Mrs. Ronald evenlng at tho home of membe" and Z guests, Mn . mother, Mrs. L. D. Diles, w.., tary Mrs David Smllh the Mn. >Dii fa: uniza Fl h and Jeoole Proffitt. by the Imd'a Osborn Mrs. EidDD ~aeuter, Ltnyd. John Kincold and Mrs. J . E. Is a paUent at Meigs Memorial ·report ,.... jpven lmporta:" 0<fisea,m lion •· €hartA!r INDibere wore and iedg to llag lD Mrs. Newell, Mn. I!'AIBurkett gave pointers on Harley present. Hospital, and lo vbit with her b M Maurice Reed. Mrs. ialnsl ese ,... at a very and past presldont& were p Adams and die Harlllnll and Mrs. Stan)OJ tl.'of h I ts father Mr L D Diles The Y rs. had bee early age. p.....,nted flowers. . TrusSell ....~:;,.;'."';,'; soil : ; '!:nt Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Arthur Diles'' D~ve · a1ao · called R<ed stated that $50 inclpa~ A clever Founders' day skit menta were served. Henry Elchlnlar were ·_ _ __.._ ..,. . _ Strauss served a salad course from Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Mite!> given to the school pr • onUtied " An OperaUon on M"· ed Ul. A contribution was t?:er needed to msure heal from a table centered with an ell of Athens Is remaining with Mrs. Weber for need) cbiJd. PTA" was given by Mn. La DANCE AT RACINE to 11!8 Councll for use ol hall. II . us; }I ants. . arrangement of red carnations her rents for a fe"' daVll Mrs reo's lunches at the schOOl cal- Vern Provanche and Mrs. Har- The Southern Loe\ll was announced thsl a allen! .-:!:.meeting ;as combined with a heart . Red is reported lmprovb.g. 'l eteria, leaving a balance of ry Osborne playlng the Tornadoes win end , lion woulcl be hold by the .,1'1 .., , __ pres!Oent, rs. ur e • caodles completed the Valen· · 1$383.50 '" the treaaury. of Dr. Jean Kildare and Dr. regulior cage season this Sat- of order committee at !he Wl!h. Mrs. Glenn Lambert, tine setting. Miss Patty Lowery, who is Mrs. Walter Brown, chaJr. Betty. Casey, respecUveiy. A urday evenlng when Middleport nuory II meeting of the Col.m-1 ..'111tional leader ... She present. taking special nurse training at man of the Drapery Commit- medley of numbers popular at travels to Racine. FolioWinK·Ihe ell. Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. Btalto *t1ons from Garden o! Vrr· tho Athens Stale HospitaL visit· tee, gave a report oo the ap. the Ume of the founding or the gllllle 1 dance patty with ' the Games were played the WTltlen by Regina Welsh 0 U IS ed recently with her parents. proximate Cll6t ol new velvet PTA was sung by Mrs. Maur- Jays will he hold in the achool the direclion of Miss Led a ll_i!ll~• med1tat•on by P•shop Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lowery. dr•pes for the gymnasium wif>. ice Reed, Mrs. Rnhort Kinll, and auditorium. The dance w 1 I I Mae Kra<uter and Mrs. Mabel Ann 10 Charlea ~~e. She concluded WJtb • In G J hnson is bl to ~ows and the organization vot- Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. The conclude at ididnighl VanMeter and prizes ' t\.etma ~-mg "Dimensions of Pray~rge o a e re- Ied to have them made by Otto program which was under the . tbe wtnners. \Mrs. Ray Nease, son of Mrs. 't turn to his work as engineer Bros in Marietta. d' ' of Mr Ronald Oswon the door prize. and the late ·,~ you notes were read e1 e1 Ome for tbe New York Central Rail· ~ members also decided rrecllon i ;· 'th F nd Tho nelrt meeting win be o! Pomeroy. C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Mrs John Leifheit entertain· road after being confined to his to have a book fair using new WI a ou • at the home of BlleU '11le single rlng ceremm:v Amsbary. and Mrs. ed Joll club Wednesday horne for the past four weeks books recommended by the Ed· Refreshments of sandWiches enour, with Mrs. Nonnan Fredperformed by the Rev. IJI:y Swlsher .. The club evening at Union-av home. Wllh Ulness. \ ucationai Reading S.rvice at decorated cupcakes, coffee and 0 0 . erick and Mrs. VIrgil Roush u RuppeJ,t: at ed mvJiallon attend Gar· A short business session was Mrs. Blanche Nelson of Dex<the next meeting. Books Will kool.aid were served by the ree<>hostesses. United Presbyi!Uan C J d011! s D&y Out to be held at conducted by Mrs. Charles ter visited re<ently with her lbe on display for pre- school· freshmen! committee. A salad course carrying anuary Feb. Several Strauss, president. An Easter brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ers through the eighth grade FEB. 14 the valentine theme WBI 25th. Attendants were }.!iss p)an attend. project was discussed. The and Mrs. George Johnson. I for parents to order. .. ' • Mary Shrine, White Shrine o! Karen Roush, cousin of traveling prize donated by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William War· A report on the County Coun: bride •. Mr. Jamet.CCMIC:., JJ,rtlulay of Dwna Strauss was awarded to Mrs. ner entertained with a party Cl] meeung at Syracuse was ly, both o! Letart Fa • at. Gerald Wildermuth. Cleaning Sunday in observance of I he given by Rooe Easterday, and r rOUp day at8 p. m. Past worthy high Mr. and Mro. Nelnase Paroome"' M R ld 0 bo ~vJU.~..e" ..., . re rted priestesses and past watchman tng thea home roy. Mr. and Mrs. George Conde rags for the Meigs Memona1 eighth birthday of their son. rs. ona . s rne po or shepherds wiil he honored. At tblertained with a party Wed- Hospital were brought by the Jay. Guests included Mrs. Ann on a. talk gtven by Mrs. Macthe close of the meeting there new.ay from 2 . 4 p. m. at theoir members. Fick, Mr. and Mrs. Monts Ke~le, Health SuperviSor of The WSCS of the Rock Springs will be a valentine art JJ' K" _.a dl " Lincoln Heights'honoring Games were played and prlz. , Neulzling and Brian Muiien, Mamlta Schools, at a recent Methodist Church met Monday P y. ayne IR!!f ..oo daughter, Diana, on her es awarded to Mrs. Strauss. Perry Auit and BU!y MoUey. meeting of the. Eastern Local afternoon with Mrs. W. A. MorFEB. 15 The regular meeting of the Cl(lll DevotioM , birthday. Mrs. Gene Evans and Mrs. Miss Mildred Hawley has re· Teachers Assoclllhon. gan, presidflllt, In Tne Jolly Bunch Sewing Wire and the Loyal Vol- The Young Married of Valentine theme was car- Wilbur Hanning. A hostess turned to her home from Meigs The attendance banner and An organ preJude. 11 Ltst to the (){ Midd1~port wiU meet Satur- unteers classes were hetd at the Bradford Church of Christ out in the decorations and · gift was presented to Mrs. Leif- Memorial Hospital where she I Reading Circle Books .was . B· Bells," by Mrs. Lewis Grueser day evenlng .at the home of Zion Church b£ Christ Qn Feb. met Tuesday evening ln ~ 100" ,~~~:::s of cup ca kes. ice heit. has been a patient for several 1 warded Mrs. ~sburn s F1rst o~ned the meeting. follo~ed Mrs. Kenneth Byer at 7:30p.m. 3. Four of the young· people of rooms of the church:. Devoci kool ade. Favors wen~ Refreshments were served by days. !Grade for havmg _ the highest w1th prayer ~s. Wilham There will be a ValenUne ex· Live ·wire class are were glV~ by Mr.' Wayne toys and b1ow·outs. Pre- the hoste" to those named a- Mrs. Essie Russell Is a med· Grueser. EleciJOn of officers change during the evening, the church soon. Tho next teacher 'ol tho u• were Jackie Carsey, Mike bove and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. ical patient at Me1gs General ,Ph'/ was held With all officers re. wiJI be held March 3 · scriptur... reading ·ffqm Ricky McKnight. Ter· Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Clay Evans. Hospital. I Of omen elected and Include Mrs. Mor- A vegetable soup and chill at the church. Refreshments ~ild 'c109Jnl <wlill , Vicki Hoffman, Mrs. Donald Hauck. and guests The Homebuilders Class of I gan, preSident; Mrs. Lew1s ~pper sponsored by the will he cupcs~es and tool ade. a poem and prayer. !UBOJ•ica''n'kenship. Gene Hood. Mrs. Edith Davis and MIss the Middleport Church of Christ UrS Grueser, VICe prestdent; Mrs. leS Allxlllllry of lhe Syracuse There were 14 present at Richerd Gilkey pieslded ,' OIIIr Osborne and Jill and Nancy Jo Mayer. will meet Tuesday evening Clilford Leifheit, secretary and Volunteer FIFe Deparlment wiU the February meeting. the busine88 mte11D8 in !lit abo ~=~B~a~it~Y;_·====;;;;:• The March meeting wlll be I Feb. 18 at the home of Mr. and . )lllbiicity; Mrs. Amos Leonard, be !lelo at the Syracuse school Mr and Mrs. Larry Johqson sence of the prt!Sident, Mrs. • . held at the home of Mrs. Don· Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney. Tho Phdathea Women of the treasurer; and Mrs. William house Saturday February 15 be- were' Sunday dinner guests Pickens. 'nie grlittjl "'"" aid Hauck. Mr. Adolph Saelens is 8 Middleport Churc~ of Christ Grueser, secretary of promotion. gmm~g at 4:30 p. ~· Those his parents, Mr. and Mrs. continue mluloruary SUp. leal patient at Holzer met Thursday evemng ~t the World Day of Prayer services wantJ~g carr~ou~ serv1ce. may Johnson. of tbe Roy W~bb family. PLAN CRUSADE in Gaiiipolis for church. Mrs. Robert Reibel pre- to he held at the Forest Run have 11 by brmgmg contamers. Madelene Evans Mike Refreshments of cake 1 n 4 and tests. sided. Mrs. Pe~rl Reyn~I?a was Methodist Cburch wa.s a~n~ FE~. 17 Kay and St-evie, were 'sunda; punch were served to Wayne The Enterprise EUB church Miss Carol Hudson, a cha•rman, gwmg the ced and mem.bers will parhci· Judge Rankin M. Gibson ~~~ afternoon visitors of Mr. and King, Mrs. Ivan Wood, Mr. will have five night • er in the Clintonville Schools, prayer an.d the groop pate. An offerm~ ~as taken for s~ak at the Po~er~ Juwor Mrs. Joseph JohniOil. and Mrs. Richard Gllke)' and 8 f{llr Christ" beginning February visited recently with her par· the Lords Prayer in the School of M1ss1ons at Dela· 1H1gh Schoolo Aud1ton_um _Mon· Mr. Franklin Russell Mark. and Mr. and Mrs. 16 through 20, at 7:30p.m. each enls, Mr. and Mrs. George . . . ware. day at 8 P. m. Music wdl be Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell Willlam Lambert and daull)levening. Rev. c. B. Burns of Hudson. The nommatmg c~mmtttee Mrs. Amos Leonard, devotion· provided by the Rutland Hl~h Terry were SUnday afternoon Tamara and Debra. Amanda wi11 be the evangelist. Mrs. Harold Harrison report was tabled until next al and program leader, opened School ·Band. Refreshments Will . 't 0f their parents Mr The · is invited. J . Bailey) arrived by meeting. The cla~s vot.ed to the devotions by reading ~salm be furnished .by the Meigs Coun· vtsl ~rs Lincoln Russen.' · ENJOY PARTY this week from Florida to a bake sale '" AprU and 67, followed by a medllatmn on ty Democrattc Club. Club mem- M ·d M W A Elam of students had a Valentine par· with her parents, Mr. and discussion was held on the \''What we have Jn our hand.'' hers are asked to bring sand· 8 r. t:n W ;;· w r~ weekend today at Portland Gr~de Herman Bailey. Mr. BaUey is purchase of a cook stove. · She also spoke on the observ· wiches. The public is invited. 0 • a patient at Meigs Memorial Mrs. Edgar AUensworth gave ance of the 25th anniversary or Theodorus Council Daughters vtsi ck El ell' ' · refreshments. Hospital. the prD8ram entitled, "The Gra- the WSCS. o! America will meet Monday a am. Dr. R. II. Pickens has cious Invitation, Come and "What It Means to Belong to · at 7:30 p.m. at JOOF hall. AU TYPI turned from Florida whore · " fotlowed by the 23rd the WSCS" was the topic of officers and the team are reattended a medical Miss Mabel Hysell will the program with all members quested to he present to pracand also vacationed at Mismi pre~nt the program for the taking part. Prayer b.y Mrs. tice for inspection. A valentine • Beach. next meeting on uThe Art or Morgan closed the meetmg. At- Ipr.rty and potJuck refreshments 1 ~!lMD 4 Dr. Hard Top. One • • Mr. and Mra. Donald Low· Living" with Mrs. Reibel and tending were those named a- wm follow the meeting. uafeful local owner. Low mile· • ery were in Cannonsburg, Pa. Mrs. Otho Walls as hostesses .~ bove and Mrs. Carl Shields and , FEB. It a&~· Auto. shift. • last week with the latter's Mrs. Millon Houdashelt was a Mrs. Roy Riffle. The Reedsviile • Long Bot\! h• ther, Mrs. Nancy Pollard, guest. tom Home Demonstration club Shop all dau until 9:0fJ In 62 ....Iuick $2,395 • Cleo nero i• r2CIIperaiing from a leg On the sick report were Em· wlli m~et Wednesday, Feb. 19 ture. Mrs. Lowery ma Bissett, Homer Jones, at the home of Mrs. Vivian L<Sabre 4 Dr. Hard Top. One the eeenlng. e FrH Cus~Mttr Parking for a week with her mother reche Gilkey, Pauline Van Humphrey. The topic for carefUl lor:al owner. Extra nice. Ac:ro11 From Our Store Auto. ... ahilt turning home this week. Edward Evans, William ~ meeting is Meigs County 1 i-":.,:-""~~~~~:..::~~ ;;;i;.=======;lolds, Miss Mildred Howley, . 'iu'··lck $ J sources. Leaders are Mrs. --- 2• ' Susan Slater. Mrs. Dayton Strickland was Wilson and Mrs. Opal Harris. 62 ~ta Sta. Wagon. Low mile- ! The hostesses, Pearl Reyn- named Valentine Girl of the A covered dish luneb will be aP.. steering and brakes. ,olds, Mrs. Minerva Childers club when the Sew·Rite ~atie srift. A "cream Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. dub met Wednesday eve~ing P,t~'; . Edith Russell, Mrs. Nora their club room. An ____ _.. .... _ and Frances Roush contrlbut· ate poem was and 1 Jlord _ _ _ $2,795 ing, served a dessert course in read by Mrs. Elza · Jr. keeping with the Valentine A short business session was !heme. The table was decorated held with Mrs. Gilmore, 500 - 2 Dr. Hard wlth an arrangement of carna- president, presiding. It was seats, floor shift. tions and a heart with large nounced that the ways interior. Power steer· eMINIATURE LANE CEDAR CHEST satin bow. means committee will meet beb:•akes. One of Forri's and this one is tops, 1 1;~~~--===----"llfore the nexl meeting of the eFOAM SEAT CUSHIONS club. The traveling prize doe BRASS MAGAZINE RACKS nated by Mrs. Edward - - $1,095 was awarded to Mrs. WUJ~ DRESSER LAMPS POMEROY, OHIO Boyer. Refreshments carrying out TONIGHT the Valentine theme were ser· Lucille Ball and Bob Hope ved by Ute hostesses, Mrs. Don$1,195 . $55 NYLON FRIEZE COVERED in aid McKnight and Mrs. 2 Dr. Hard Top . Power ucRITIC'S CHOICE" ward WAOlls. Hostesses lor $89 LEATHER LIKE VINYL COVERED (Technicolor) and brakes. CruisemaLucille Ball, Bob HoP", Marl- next meetbt& CHI February ~~;,.~ clean. tyn Maxwell, Rip Tom, Je• will be Mrs. ~ Browning ole Royce t...ndi8, Jim -BackuJ and Mrs. Calvin Simpson. 3 Pc. Bed Room Suites - - - - - $88 "CAPTAIN SINBAD" ~ . (Teclanieolor) $69 Complete Bunk Beds Friernh Ho110r Mr•• Guy Williams, Heidi Bruhl. Reibel on Birthday Includes following equipment: Heater and dePedro Armendariz. Cotton Mattress, Any Size $9.88 Mrs. Henry Reibel was hot> froster, Signal Lights, Heavy Duty front and SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY ored at a surprlae birthday 9x12 Tweed Rugs, foam backed _ $19.88 rear Springs, Rear Bumper, Spare Tire, Oil Fob. 16-17·11 ty Wednesday, afternoon ~ ,,. I ' ' . N«nVTOU .t rl' e·n ttn e I • ·• -............ .-. · -- .. ... ....... tllht• . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . J .... ~' . , 'IIIIer •• rPt1 411 - VOL1XV,. NO. 257 11!! FEBRUARY 15; 1964 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, (JfiiO Hobart F~ ....,_..... . . . l ' .. I • . son: ll~n~ DUe~ ~ et.~ ~·Mrs. !(~ ~, ~ster ~llers ~arls ~schooi I J II YCl b • f , d. nfertarne ~:· L 'fh ~? ~t~ r~ceiV· th~ Blake-Nease Vows Taken January 25th H l.s O~J~AtL ~ :.';"~~:a;~: ~er Syracus~ '~e~nnou~~:;ter, ~ M~. Co :it'!' . ~::,te~i All Olfrcers o~ wscs G Are Reelected ...;~;;,--'-:.Observed Slltu~y. ~.;.';~ inru:-?~~ Wolf Pe·n t~~,!U: t.~ ~ a~ ·soci'ety Notes char~e. ~" br c~. hea W M Th d eet ay At the Church I , ........ . COIN-OP \j~~~r;"~·~of~· 7 ~th~a~-·~so:en:.:Mr::•n:d~~~:ex;c:hs:ng:ing:v:a~le~n:ttn:el~ ELBERFELDS DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 . ROBINSON'S ··- 1 DOLLAR DAY SATURDAY 695 Mrs. Strickland /s 'Valentine' Gl"rl 0 Month .... ~J~ower Se~~~;:\i:~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1~.,;;ENiiiD OF lJNE - A large crowd of pOlice officers, sheriff's department officials and state highway patrelm• 1• around the tractor and wagon, bottom photo, which carried the body of accused slayer Rudy Zamori from a wooded area aft~r ~· apll!":ently com!"i~ted suicide as officials closed in on him. Above, Athens Count Depu\'f Bob Allen and Wtldlife offictai Everett Rtdge are among the well-armed officials riding on a cart .~;......,. Zamora's - Sentinel Photo. ~""" (no{ 6i . Mrs. Diles Your Choice-$1.79 Of Middleport Dies Friday MEIGS THEATRE e - SOFA BEDS BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU. - .. Hoover Cluners - - - - - - $39.50 4 Pc. Sedional Living Room Suites - - - - - - $199.00 2-Pc. Living Room Suites - - - - - $99 Admiral Color T. V. $399 w t John Sturaen' James Donald, Chu. Bron- son, Jamea Coburn. Colltr4•rtoen Running ti2ne: 3 Hrs_ Box· oUiee elooeo 8:00 p.M. $149 luggag•. MIDDLEPORT, 0. and Thomas Mn.. Edith Hines, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. *-· Emerson WW, ~'ley Strong, Henry JWbel 1 Donl•y Reibel, Fie Reibel and .., Bobbie and Lori Chapman. First stop: exceptional dining Save 1-2 On Many Items Including Living Room Suites, Sofas, Chain, Limps and BAKER FURNITURE ..... ·,Filter, Utiline Body. Color-Red. ~t~;~;~~~~~ b An evening 9Ut gets off to a bet~t start wttli a served in an invltln& atmosphere help. · · The Martin Restaurapf.' ' ROUT! 7 , ,, Coac b Carl Wj)olfe of Middleport, . , Jeft, and during '·!df«hool To~ght, wtl~ be different. Their teams meet iit Racine, Wolfe's wltli'-1-12 r&o Momson • wtth a perfect 17-o l)teln.- Sentinel Photo. · . BUDDIES • . • FOR NOW - Mlk~ Morr':BOn of ~oulhero Local are_ &e!ID together often 1 • .-.-USED SPECIALS!----. 1960 RAMBLER '899 ' 4 Dl. STATION WAGON-·' V8, standard Trans. Ractio and Heater Special l Price Sale ! "Buy On Baker's Convenl•nt T•rms" A ''THI GREAT ESCAPE" by Mrs. . · ' .,.,.. (Technieolorl Robert Chii~· · After the Steve McQueen, James Gam· li ~~ere ope~~ cake, Ice cream 1 er, RieharO Attenborough, coffee were aerve<l •to Mn. No Increase in Admiulon. Frigidaire Dryers C E NEW! 1964 DODGE l TON PICKUP ~ .' .1960 RAMBLER 4 D R . I I D A N - - - 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. One Owner ' . l_t•. H. Ra~I!ngs ·~. -S;· 2ND' AVE. .' ' ' ·I .• ' • ~' j Friends, Meef\as in Racine Gym ! i II Protests Made Over BUC �,11.• I .. New In Farmin· ~ Y - - ... ~,. . - 15al!y~n~et, P~ o., rell. ll. 1...,::...: :,,:;- 10 ~ • ' • . •• . . t::= · belnl ...... far ...... _ ~iht::: ,.. . . , •• .., - Umfur $5 ' Millionfj-~~~~ .eigs Farm Receipts Holding Just . .' • • . • . alrellly rtl'flv~... !..- .... "" . . llfWID .....: IT c. 1. IILo\KFJ!J,Eii that 111 on1or to lurYe lbe ume In lbe nef8hborllood o1 A commercial lmn, -.ml· olber than farm products . rw· llnual reduction In lbe !lllll1blr 111noulll!fiiL . &NiDldlo· Jn Woot VJrslilll'• ,Nil' ~ Income Ill 11151 .. per cent. Ina "' the cenlltLI, was on • Ina from f5tl "' ~~ Sbrulir ol fan~~~. Tbere "• however, • '"!be dep8rlment want. to llonol P'CINllo. . C&tiiiJ Alr'L A,.. In lJII IIley hod to do One o1 lbe I'NIOill for t b I a which had aaieo « ~,:;oo or farms, but with lbe ll(lOrlltor ov· continued opportunity for those mike eertaln tllat guesta ... Four al tile pltb ......,. Melp CQUnty firmm Ill 1JIIZ In income from beef more, or 11 the aales wer• be- er 65 yeal'll o1 age, nu_mberod who like farmmg, are wllllni lbe coblno tl . lloelr ·cl'oice :';;; .,.,. -Jar~ . . . . ~vecl ",783,000 •U receipts more busllleu. 11 beeause rwre and more !arm- tween ~ and $2,1i00, lbe ,bper· 210. . . . ' • • to ·~ at It, and wW do I b e lbe dateo ~ , . . them Wat ....,. _,.,.. _, ·• P ~ 1helr lorm production in In olber wcrda, their ore fmdlnl It difficult to ator had "' he under 86 yelro ' In otller words, of our management _......, to all poulble " .. .dded. .. At the modo ~ widl .m lai!IJ, lllllt ~ to Bullolln No. ume of aaleo In : :0 " : • .lamily llvin, from of age, did no work off the !arm census !ll!1llefl 11£10111 . Jll(ll"1! duce u>eome from the aaJo tl Jllilq oecond er Meellal aad J>IIIVIIIIIoa .... W cl ·lbo Oblo A¢cullurll tllell In to· allable prnductloo. They then to 1110 or more da . ys durillll,;-t- time of! flnB w Ia. part.Ume !arm products. lhinl ~ Jo ~·" itloo• fw dulll w ............ Ezpertmint .Slatkin. -f-" lhri_::-lnY ~·lndusiry or oenice indusyear, and th& income ~lved ?P"rationl lbap tbo1111d· worllTbe stiffn~ In cornpeUIIop "An · ...J.......It ' .~k~ ••<.,...·. ., fawr11e ................... 1 '1'1\ll ·la pi,clleally the Plbe ~Y ~·-· M to provide additimal in- by tho operator and ~hers 111g-on farm. ·Tbla ll,wh>' 8l0f'Y today is pomted out by ..-, . · - ~ ~Bs.dtw.,., ~ M ljlo Yufo eadlef Whea the ume li aale8 •)lad to" he two to, '"'flplement the living of the family from llflii:Jal'm ol the "loUts !williJib!lto 1100 suggested goall worked out by tage of .pur .~_:~ lllatau u.tpo. · liBUN~ ti,M;ooo. From 1155 000 tblrds more, or lncreaaed by on the farm. sources was less· lhtn the h!ue of beef csttle"os 1 peri· · Ume different IP'9UPI· Goals depend foreR fadl!lltt !lllllllef<!Ujl ~ ottrocuntll Jill 11M .llguN Wll 1D U· .up. to ~ $5,IIIIO figure. 1n moat cases theoe folks do of all farm producta sold. •!."'ration. · on typo li farmlnB, but In een- oummer _ . . U0111 ..-e located wWIIa ~ .,.. of .,11110,0110. With the con~ EVERYWHERE want their flllllll to grow Our fll commercial )armo . HOW ABOUT SIII!CP1 oro!, $lSI return· per JIOO of .,.. m.n "" phone lnt ~ · cabiD driveo o1 eac11 o1 t11o pora 111c1 tlnued "''llee1A.oil prices we lind 'i'lih ls the",lype of thing to brullh and 10 IIIey 1111 the oceerdiDI 1o lbe IIIII 'OeDIDI ·while Meigs county is nol 1101- poases, 450 work units per man. ~oeDll L 1 n~ foreota to llfford a ftNiy o1 that more laimers have gone II otcurrin, In every typo of the land into puture sloowed Hve havfac l.ilet over ed for lls sheep producllon, t!OO crop value per aero, '1'/i aud R lion v ;;:• rt- entertainment and out of bullnesil wbile the totallluslneso. In order to iltay hay, .and use heel ' catUe .,.,ott. Forty.fl'" were Ia lllo some of these part:time latin- return for every t!OO worth of ecrea • pa These Include natural wooden, alia fll' raoolpia from sales With the board, volume of a means of harvesting 10me br..ket .l r!lll. «!&-"' ~ ~·· er• might find It woll to consl4- ~ led~ ~t.gollo. ~pl':tur~"'I:· the· National loreata, ..,...., ~..,.. very close lo neso has to he increased the p.roducUon of this · hay Ill and 5I were Ill tile brlll;kel er t~is as. an opportunity for In the dairy bualneoa IUOO Va. (Zip ~ 25~05), "" 'p~~Ji.; zoOlogical and bolalllcal pi&. ~bow. There can he· more pasture land. from tlt,lll 1o _.,lll;:ba...tl!o supplementmg net income. pounds of mllk per cow, Cb rieston Aft Cod 304 M3- ens, prehistoric lndl8ll ~ 1 I .Jlll!ll' lbooe fl&uroo lp leocy 10 lbere II more . D e This situation is no1 only lfOUP havllll ..leo fnlm '*Zr For the last oeveral yeatS prundo of milk per ID8II I Dd 8 ' e • and ruin&, historical s1 · ~~i 1110 ll1lllliier ol from the particular prodaet, in southeastern Ohio but 5I to ,11,1111 there were .. zf5 sheep prnduction has been slight.- t300 return per cow above feed 4411• ~ ~M. 'ilwlarly Revolutionar)' uil ;,. fmdi~· JIIMI the IVer&lll' lbere may he a larier are even talking In farm" Oue-bliJidred.left .. farmo . ly better than.beef catue produc- coots are suggested. .An all lnclutlve guide or. fit. ll Wor Monuments, hlstor _ · . ~· ~ per farm In while keeping oxpenaes Ohio shout getting .,.,.. between the wome· lev- tioo. It should he pointed oot, While these goals are high, dtvldultl broehures ~f!:' amu1 •IJIU80Ums, 11a1e1y • ' IJI!l.~ltl;l'/8. In 1980 Ibis fl. controL Into producing feecler calves.. el• .r $it and ~.141t. · • , however. that no one should go lhere are farmers in M e I g s recreation~lfacilitles aiMI bollea, banderaft fail'll and do,.a*e"W... flJ;IIOI. This 118\lre lw . oTHER FACTORS · indicates they too have There were 646 !arms listed into sheep business unless he is Counth that are approaching commodatioos of each park and monstral~i . been cl..., tp l3,11110 sl$ I he Another very lnlereltiDg . as part-time, in "other words willing to learn how to do it and them. The closer we can come forest: rate schedules, and "!'" Then ~ 110 apec1a1 lea· lnlddle '110'a, bii.t In 1959 it dro;>- tor has occurred In Melp Another way of looking at the with the operator being IInder will stay with It until he does. to attalnmg these goals efftc- plication forms are avolilble lure altraetioftl such 11 1 b • ~ back to ~ per f....,.. ty farming. ' picture is to check the num- 65 years o1 age. working off Meigs county farmers probe· iently, the better Meigs county from the same address, Cass Scenic Railroad ot Cau, FEWER FARMS This Is a change in the o1 commercial farms in the the farm 100 or more days, and bly will follow the trend appar- farm families wUI be able to peservations requested during west Vlrginla, Here one IIUIY ~other thing ·to he kept in cent ol our !arm Income with other Income from sources ent throughoot the nat1on, a con- hve. the tourost season may bo made see and ride a train remint. ~ is . tlu!t -""· inconw: has various sources. Dairy only lor one week or two weeks cent of lhe olden, g<i~ . ~1 ~u; · l:IIJ8 . .lilly .tile IIIWlher and' dairy products still because of the heavy demand: ot the logging Industry, pQaliOd I' l'las continued to drop. sent about 211 per cent ol 1f 1:). Conhrmatoon by the Department by antique Shay steam enlbtrs · ~ · a<c6jdlng to the cen- income. Pouliry has dropped Iis mode upon receipt of the full lli> thrilling switd!bac.Q a-*d o;se' *· "I .!! m:• =•= p;; :: = •.ooo a¥""" I .;;;-Moat .!.'f -;.-,.-Jsed't, '*- · 1 Wiest Vt.rmm·a M · ty of an average size creased to 20 per cent. In ot . '. - ; and valve 0( land vegetable production llld . nP per (llflll of some- around $4,000. By 01. 0·.. cen~ ol tho hogs 5 per cent, corn for abOut 15 per 1959 come, this number of census· larms ·tJBI' cent, fruits 2, per cent, bad dropped better !hall 1,11110, rest products I per cent, 100 Bus.heI .c· nrn Club For Recreation U CHARLESTON, W. Va, "West Virginia is rapidly An- velopin~ 8 - repu~iion as one to 1,3111, with an average size other - 4 per cent. of 1%7.8 8cres. The valuation of This increase in the land and building~ according to age from cattle is now at .tbtt lime wa. in highest ll'lrc~n(ltge It ha~ since records are available of what hao hap- In 1929. In .1932 cattle liven at the meeting ed 19 per cent of the Income '!Ommllteemen I his since that time until 1958 ;wllen tlley leamecl figure was 18 per cent or JOHN DEERE Meigs county farmers are ed into purchasing power, this phrey, Thereon Johnson, invited to demonstrate their money multiplies about five drew Crass, and C, E. Blakes- the chotce vacatwn spots jn producing ability by en· the Meigs €ounty 100 BuClub forme; producing the o1 160 bushels or of corn per acre based 15.5 per cent .mc»sture will II ~;~;:;·v~ a special certificate and II recognition This ~ sponOO<ed by 11~~~:~ Agronomy 11 Is made up leading armers, 420 CRAWLER MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. PHONE WI 9-3202 RACINE, 0." PEARL STRUT bankers, Implement, lime, fertilizer, and dealers and agricultural I~E~~ In the county. The of the "100 Bushel Com is ID encourage larmel'll ID do a more efficient job of l lpr·odu•clng corn oo the limited land acreage in the coonty. Accordin, to reports submit.by local farmers, the av- I times and would mean an In- lee. east because of Us" crease of better than a qua~r recreational facilities, of a miilion-dollars to Meigs Warden M. La.•• of the We 8 county. VIrginia Department ol The number of C1¥1leslanlo a! Resources ~tared today. wUI he .Umlted d110 lo profi. "The state, now has recrealetnt ia barvestiDg. Harvest tion .ar~s totalling l,200,000 weights wUI be taken from • r~s 10 ats twenty stat~ minimum of II• a<!re from mne state aod two Nat~onal 1be field """"noted of • n • . · ests, with still more bein& ocre or more Ill size. · veloped," Lane added. Eniry blanks may he A new ..lal'lll ' feecl .graln base "Paradoxically, our parks ed from any of the machinery, ~ t esta~shed· wtder' f : : forests are appreciated 1 v e seed, fertilizer, lime dealers in ee . gra? program more by out-of-state the county, from the various farms whtch dtd not plant ~ than by West Virginians," 10• 1959 and-or 1960 at marveled. "Our own people apbanks and lending agencies, or from any of the Agricultural eligtbiUty requirements, parently lake the scenery lor Agency Offices, Cha•e 0 :. the Me 1 ~~ granted since the state Selection of three farmen tu county of oce announc with so much natoral beauty rep"""'nt each township will he . . everywhere." based on time of receipt of err To he ehgtble lor a new lann Much of this popularity with iry blanks mailed to the · . grain base, Mr. Chase visi\Ors is due to the area's eaoy County Agronomy the operator must expect accessjbiUiY. loom ..orby states. NeW Farm · Feed Grain Base tO . Be Figured of corn.m Boxthe32;Meigs Pomeroy, r~========~~~=~~~~==~~~:~~:yyelld iD l96t WaS 62· ~i(s butlhel to eountyor acre. The average lor tl1e period, 11100-1959, wu bushel per acer. Increase in yield of 10 l\bu shel per acre on the 6100 acres of com land 1n Meigs courr would Increase from income about t&l,OOO. When tranola~ 1 s STARTING AND GROWING PROGRAMS Molt suro JOUIIVI JIIUI flock or lord 1 life start and 10und crowt~ wltb Provlco feeds 111d Concentratta. "flloratah fiSOircil procedurea bJ ,.. porlencad specl~lst.t """" uft 11111 1011141 llartiRJ: lnd arowlnr. Protect J1U flock or herd Investment witll 1 Chores~ Maintenance lobs Keep Farmers Busy In Winter WASHINGTON (UPI) - This many f8111ll1 In ~ North Ia slack Ume for farm work. tral states there '" a ·•hprlage Chores and malntenancs jobs of well water. · , probably create the biggest demand lor farm labor daring the -~F...._.._.. winter months. The Agriculture Department'• Crop Reporting Board reviewed the farm Jabot. sltuaUon -and dlscoverecl tbtl . numben Of both faruDy worl!"ero an<! blred hands were at an all-'llme low In JlllllUII'7. The Board observ· Phone YIY 2-2161 ed that on ·fll'lllll wbere field acllvll.y wu 110t poulble, the chore and maintenance work Minersville, Ohio left ample lime te figure on tax "''EiEII~~=~~~~iliiiiliiiiliii~ reports or other farm business "' and do some ocheming "'! how to da lhiDp better Gl' easter In 1114. · The llolrd noted tbtt while tho number of farms ls,deereao> lnl, and farm mechanllallon Is ~-. "llli!ro laltW a demand r... ~· to do the ehares aqd fix .lbe mechlnory. "The · ,. 1r:::.;w~~o ~· W!tat to do re'I essential, the llolrd Nlticel F...ll Tractor Ownenl 1111 DAlY SErmttEt. IIYOT. . TO INTII.IIT <M' !WileS . ._ Alii& ~ ..... - - - ,_.._ · : rollllltlri' . _;IOIA ;:".:.•;:. - . : . : : founders' Day Fantasy Skit Given at PTA Mason ~--~·•ty ~ "' Notes MASON - ln Qllservanct Grade okil 1 D - " - Stnll'\. Mol, Pf'llldl!l ~~~~ and Mn. - · . _.._ ... ..,, ' ...... • &If. llld Mn. Paul Aodenoll -...... lUll -'"' .... acc!lll[lllllfli her wacle. l\CIIIIn euAid .~ ~ · If~ ""* A NliU!II t.t N 1'l'tlllbll nl In - -. '""N · . . .., II I !11 • ·• IP where tilt Jalt4Jr 111wr.l l ti e wiD bo - ....... • - ·,·' ... • - , . fto t;·c:::....-.: - Hahnem- holptlll. . 111~1,\Cm. . bu .~ "''!"Y OlJOrll,. the iltlllrd., aaid, but one ll.!peql,. of the prell!lll hat'lldiN to Ou ' ·, -Tobacco growers In J!:entucky, Temessee, VIrginia and Maryland did much work ping and marketing their able oropa. Work llao was ~ oo preparatfoa ~ !Jed" liM <rop plant's. . -Soulbeasterit .tll!lla a n some South Central 'si!lteit . that 8 wet, cold perec1 man:v rlda ed. were up her , and lhe oronges was good .,tore. after LabOr Oay, the ;>opular diversions in seas&.. , ' for cabins is' ~:~s than Wooden of the future ~ · heavy toiirlst sea- exemplified by the NaDDnal a result, many !ami· Radio Astronomy Observ&toty preler Io schedule their res- at Greenbank, West Vlrginul, of in spring, fall, or interest to dedicated scientists winter to enjoy the spectacular as well as to junior ·astronaut& of those seasons in a and space ·oonscious adults. restflll almosphere. A restful rewarding ~~· The summer restrictions do recreative vacatioo is In s • apply during these other fer VISitors to West Vqlni , so that many folks en- ·we .pal"ticula.ly welcome • I June i!le a second ''stolen'' vacation Mountain State citizens and a day week..,nd or more at West Vi;ginia parks or forests and after the regular oea•on. Cabins are available at BabCoch, Blackwater Falls, Bluestone, Cacapon, Holly RIver, Lost River, Tygart Lake and Watcga State Parks as well as at Cabwaylingo, Greenbri- guests from other states to lake full advantage ol our lacilitles, atlractions and hospitality," Director Lane added in closing. Br21il had two emperors In its history, Dom Pedro and his son. Dom Pedro II. James Butler Hickok was the real name of ''Wild Bill" Hfck- '";P::;J:~~K~umb::ra~oo~w~an~d:,_.;s.::nec:,a~ok~.........=--.=----;.,'3M ORDER YOUR SEEDS and FERTIUZER NOW I ·- .~ ., . ;,Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills PhoneWY-2-2115 Mulberry Ave, . P~y, Ohio DISCOUMT. ' ' :. . POME .oy SEE or CALL DJY llle M " • School PTA a,· Ill -11a1 Tueoday ,..wa,., ---:'.:: ":.!"!';,._ ...... . , - .. . states. lists. tory tours and exhibition coal Before the first Monday in mines. Fishing and hunting ~ar, Market Report rounder'• Mr. aDd Mft, I1oJ ;,._ If et1111led, "FOQDdon Dll¥ . '11t • _. "-· l.lclnl, 0. _.. dlnfter ..... \IIJ.u ... "' • ..-niy at tlll boD el lbiiJ' Tlkll1& pert Weft . datJih• and lla··ino!IW, Mr. t4rl. Gley Glbbl, Devlll .,..... " ,.. ..., " ••••...,. llld Nn. £Wry Sdowab aDd Clleryl lltlru. Ml~~ _, !JIIIIily IIIII Mlal 5..tlq - ·· ,,.._ ••• o _,.... ..__:..,.- '1'aiiJ Flll¥1er c111 ~ Pr~ tilt .... .. ...... ........... . .......... llj1>o;Ji.:' . til m ~ .... "'" '"' c:~~~.... •.... Polall Pl•u•l ¥ilil*' - . . . ...... , _.... llf -· - - " will! lbllr . ~ll. Mr. Mn. __ ,. 1 ~ aa¥L: The Board made a report on oelected farm activities in varlous regioos during They Included: -Pruning of orchards vlileyords . ary In Callforniai Wasblngton. Harvest '<>I . . Dla wanges, lemo111, and oUve• was lllowed by heavy rlins. Cotton harve!l In Arf· 10n1 wu virtually completed. Potatoes were plaiiU¥1 In should he sent along with the cent. The scenery viewed from &;>Plication. the train Is incomparable. Alternate resei"Y8tioo hsts are Contemporary entertainment maintained on parks & forest.J includes visltB to world famoua which are sold out. In the event spas, sports events, amusement cancellations, requests ·are parks, hootanannies, horse raethen filled from the waiting ing, state and coonty fairo, lao- Mote th011 llle-U. &. latioo lives half within 500 miles West Virginia, requiring 0 n 0 day'• travel or less to reach it. West Virginia buasla the blgll-ll est· average elevation feet) of any alate ealll of Mississippi River, assuring cooler, more pleasant va"atiortll cUmaie during summer's ""'~·II ing temperatures. A popular concept lor u ...... mum enjoyment of family cations Is to schedule • slay one or two leisurely weeks at cabins in West Virginia's alate parks or forests. Interested producers wha oan Many lind this more resUul meet these requirements should because of the lilorter travel I!Oiltact the 1fS county office . before February 211 and flle an 18.50; utility cows 13-14; vealers application, Chase oaid. and slaughter calves ateady; A farm lor '!l'hich a new farm cboice veall>rs 33-36, lew 22$&11 grain base is eotablished lb 38-40, most good 28-33, stand· will not he eligible ID parUcl- ani 23 • 211; good 300 • 400 lb pate in the 1964 program. How· slaughter calves 21;'28. ever, such farm will qual~y u Hogs 2100; bliiTOws and gilt!! an old feed grain farm and ·II& steady to 15 higher but clooed eligible to partil!ipate · In the 11101t1y steldy, u w • fuDy 11165· program. steady; 1·2 2111-220 lb bliiTOWS and gills 15.110, mostly No. 1 210 lb 15.75, 1-3 1911-:!311 lb 15.2515.50, 1·3 2311-250 lb 14.7&-15.25, ~ 2511-270 lb 114.25-14.75, No. s CINCINNATI (UP!) - Live- 325 lb 13:75; I·S 34111.150 lb sows stock: 12.75-13.35, 3511-400 ·lb !2.25-12.75 Cattle 250, calves 100; slaugh- 2-3 4C»655 lb 11.511-12.25, near ter steers, heifers and cows 400 lb 12.50, No. I 600 ~ or steady but not enough to estab- aboVe 11-11.25: boara steady, llsh price trend; good to low mostly 10, under 250 lb 10.5!1. Tli>900 lb steers 21.50, Sheep 100; not enouJih lreob ~ !IIM).IIOO. lb :18-31.110; slund-: rece.~ to teat trade. llrd standard helfen 1,_ tim<: and economiCal '""""""50 per 11!eent more bis livelihood the·orcurrent Service oflice. · from the production ol agThose who have participated commodities on the in planning the Meigs County lorm; must have. hod at least 1110 Bushel Com Club mclude two yean expertence In I he Theo Smith, Joe~. Carsey, Rob. of feed grains In the e~ Lee, Carl 811ilUu'!, Robert last fiVe years: must have adoB1shop, Carl Morris, PAul Payr>- '!""te eqmpment for the producler, H. E. Shields, C. Ea Hilm- tton of feed grams; the land ~ust he swtable .for the produclion of feed gra1011: and neJth· the owner "?r the operator have an mtt:rest m any 1-"-· !arm lor wliicll a le e d base has been eslabllsh- On The Farm Front 0"10 VALLEY INDUSTRIES. < 1 ', ; 1 : ·' ' ,• - • ' .•.-, ' . ·. .. . . . . r, '' .. - . ' ! . ' • ' . '. :1 ' ,;~ ' . ' .. ' "'1.1( •~. t .IULK FI~QZ.R . Spifl~ '. DISCOQN;rs ePIC:~P: ~'· ~"" ~ �• I • .. . • • I A Standings : Hounds Start Hot;·Hold on ~for 73-63 Victory .... -:.";;.:. , " Athtr.s ...... ] 4 0 1075 117 1 Yollo'tf J1eketa Joeteu never reii.Uy recovered, Nelsonville h"'! t lllght edge 1M load, Morrlo hlltlnl10 field· Nelsonville 11 !I Is 7S Nelsonville · · ; ; pn Ull 1 lf.5 10 althou&h !My pulled to a nine in reboundln&, PICking oil U en and six charities lot a to Mldclleporl 5 2$ 39 a Jackson · · · · · 5 8 NoiiGitvlllt In nut qu1rter point deficit once 11 !&-ttl, when to Middleport'• S&. In shoo-., lead both clubo. IUeo hit It - Junu Wellston · ••· 1 1 : out- Joey Stephenson and Rice scor- Nelsonville WM much betttr, field CIJ!lll, ,1111 two tllrM!t 1\111 Plneako 1-1-17 t.ocan · · · · · · · 4 • · 918 Friday nJahl btR, IC<ll'ed their . Olli'QII!Illl In field eel !rom the field to open the hittinJ rl of 57 lor 41 per eenl fw :12. Moot of 1\iee'o l\ich1rch f-..-4->-11: She.,... s-6 Middleport · · • m 189 1011is thl of lhe 11m• but second hall. to Middleport'o 27 <if 71 11- !rom elolltl er Ulld_.th: Mor-- -II: O'NIIll ......,.., !Plott 4-- Pomeroy ; .. · S1 ria's ,..... liom lhe earner and 6-11. TOTALS f1 (INt) n . GalllpoiiJ · · · eventu,ny loll lll]lwey, 7M3, at Each team eventu,ny scored tempta lor :II ,per cent. lbe free !brow Uno. ·%7 field soals but Nelsonville Jim Poncoke, SOO pouqd .PIUJ wine. Mlddltport - Marrla 11-f-- TOTALS · · · il '" They Greyhound vletory put wont to the free line IncesSant· ond Ne!Jqi!vUt. pl•yor, otoocl In the re-vo pme •: Sftterllekl 11-1-7; Rk:t 10 Colch Bob Sbesky's crew solid- ly, putllna ln ltl of 29 tries. out · with eiJhl field coals end vlllt WOOl 46-Mo Haynn lildlnJ -J.+-11: Hodpe ,___.__.., Hann(RelefVII) J ly In oecoPd PII!Ce with an 11-2 The wlnne.ro wore m_ore ciii'I!IUI • free throw lor 17 polnlll. . the wiJJQ<n wltll ,., <ibn eu... '"' • 00; Moort 0-+,-0; Sll- n:AM w L p . OP • recwd ..,cJ one to ?loy. about lnlrocttons, 11•lnc the For Middleport, after that nl•lblm and Mike Brttloll eaeh pbtn.an t-+--1; Totals 17 (I ,cf Atheno .. ... 12 1 870 loll left the Jacket· with Jeckets Ju•l 14 chances, of disastrous first qulrler, Mickey setting 12 lor Middleport. 1f) n. Jeckson ... .. II 2 ·s4 ' SSG 1 complelld ltiJU' echedule of which nlne were eMbed ln. MorriJ and Dove Rice eotrled By quartA!t'l: OlflcleU: W•l and !Wey. Wtlllton .... 10 3 · "I . th Loc tour l'inl atolnlt 10 lOIIIs and NeloonvUII .. 3t 104· · 11t•. SOI 1 1 m. ··ItT Th• chanlllnl are about to tVId sou ern • on' non-klo!> aame r,malninc. Pomtroy .. " I' . ' h School Atbleltc Director Donald Wolfe from tan the •Holr at Southern Loeel In LoJIII .... .. 3 0'- •.t l;'. fl2 . ·e of. many years and wipe ou a Racine tonJahl. . . IIIII Gallipolis , .. 3 IO •. Im> : Ill . Me1qs county sports mstitutlon of 40 years otandlnc. Tht could hardly buy · · Middleport 2 m · tol 11 < Next Friday at 7 p.m. in Rutland High school gym· 1 booket frQm anywhere on the · · TOTALS .. · M ' .nasium the 40th Annual County Basketball tour· court in tile first uarter. The Eastern closed its reJUI&r sea1nd, Whitt cl Ellallm The other .... Eastern allrt- . In the ,.llmlnory coateot, FEB. 78 · , nament begins with the Roctne and Rutland reservea quarter ,. hall !Uid the son cage schedule by wh1ch suffered •. 46-38 1081 to ers! Charles Harlunl. Charlu Ruer¥t4. clowned tile Athe"' game. score w s11 1-1 Nelson me the SVAC leadlnc North Glllba the Pirates early 111 the aeoaon. KniJht and Hollman, abo tndo· Little' Plr;to IIS-62 with Char-· A!ri B 1 Special ceremon\eJ should highlight the opening, when D:ve Rice p:t a Pirates, 7r.-47, _FrldaY niaht. "We played 1?«1. delenae;" e< double !iJUres. Knlaht 1081lleh1Ditr'IIJ poll!ll paeln& Perhaps roumey Manager James tformer Coach Jim) be d b k In , t y th The wm cltnched a oecond was the aummarllllion of the laDled II . "bUt Hartunc and .the wlnntri. Surymaa led Nortb .I vennari, RutlaD4 rrtncipal, may toss out Ole game boll •coal ior place !iniah for Bob Ellstern win by <'.oach Wise. The Hollman ecoced IQ each. Gelltlt with 14. 47 3 311 Like JFK, Ja pd bis predecessors did the fust 1 Is k Wi•e's Eagles and put them In Eagle coach aln&led out Senior Leadtnrocorer lor tho Plralel Norlh Galllo 1 31 .-It 1• pooltion where they could move Terry Hollman for hit defensive wao M1 son Peck with IS Eastern in Alldl .... •peners. b •:.n 11 u 52 71 " 011$ ( ddl ' es Too perll!ll 71 ll'e acknowledgements ohould be l r nwhlle ub : e \ ,j lup the ladder to share lhe leo- work and said John Ridenour points on live basket. and throe North Gallla - Euletolt 1-1 Ml 1 made in bonor of Yr. Wolfe'l_long ser.vice to the Meigs hit Dicke title wilh North Gallla .. l•nd .Roger Spent-er proved to Icharity tosa.s. Jimmy Foreman --3; Peek 5-J.-13; Blactbllfll t.ocan 38 . County League, 11w Jooao•kntt orgamza\lon productng Jamie Jameo twlct, Jim Pan- Eastern ended il.s season w•th be h•s mom offensive weapons 1ond Scott Lo11an ch;pped in 10 1-1-1; Fortman 1-6---10; Jackson 44 I those years of county tournaments. For many of tho.se cake once. Dick Ritz twice and on It-7 •late ond a 7-S record aga10sl the vJaltln• Galha Coun- apu•:e. . . Logan 1-6---10; Celllhlll :1--4 Athens 11 Wellston 40 years-how many who knows?-he has served at 118 on charity and Bob Richard• '" league play. North Galllo. 11.)' team. ' Eastern h1t :!8 of 71 fltld 1oal -4; Chick 1-2-4· Totala N 11 . 0 4S 1ecretary which a job of all gravy by any means. ·h1 .t . i d the with a 7-2 SVAC sk•in, must \ Ridenour'• 20 poinlo on nine attempts lor 39 per cent while 7-47. ' e onVl p . ' .. " c arl l ' 1 wao ' an defeat. next Tues- buckets and pair of free throws the Pirates hit 20 of eo trieo Eastem - HariUnc s-c-10; There's never been anything added to his paycheck for 1 1 N I !ut·':'• any of those services. day mght to retam lull owner- was tops and Spencer followed !tom th• lleld for 25 per cent. KniJht 7-1-15; Bacf!lley !f-1 J k ·. ~·· 11IE ,....,h___ • SPORTS DESK r· E • Id wIfe From Hi Job ,..,;_..,~---"!!-~~---• t"m~ antr~nJJ IDles VIC ~--~ . }fi3 0 8 tim~ ~~ I ~ldvall~K• ~ ~ ~ ,. ' .' ~-curricular dut~ ~~~; ;~ ~ wallopi~g G~n t~ ........ of':';;: ~,f ~ 4~ WOB t c • Swamp 'Cats •. 80-23 Fnda·y le~gu• f.•t rJ"r,·u mpll W l fl ./_ firs~ bette~ :1"~• ~as '" ;J. ~~y ~ap~ acquies~ awfu~. n~vt>r -1~23; ~10: ~ ~ut, ~:..SS ~ Stev\ ~~:' ~ • a~amst ~imes ·~·their Sta~ :~~ersl:t••~/" wh~ ~~ t---1~13: h . c I su.n PI ' t ens omp etes ay . w·th UnblemiS. he d Reeor .d ~.:.:::=i!.·..::;:~=.;::=:. "';';! ~ Frki~Y· GA~~~~s 1~. 7_~19 . g.......... 2---0-4: ~11-12; .. i-2--4· YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A • H.QNDA N W COMPTON 0 D .,.,._""'_""'"!"'!..;.' .,..__ I Carm I e Society N tes' ' Apple Grove Ins . ~':~sell~~epor"t llaa~~~,!~tlent orr: M~ Rh~;!..~ • Don't mits the J T PI upperS ains Soci.ety Neurs o~ - -- --~ . '* .w.da.{~ _=====-..;,.. Her: Mo~ WY2-~~ ll<f•tlc~::·~~~A~n~b~ono:cr:r~o:ll~a:tude;n:t:,::haf:::7~G:shallna::~=~=-~l sehllJ. -~ ,!:t til~ BIPiha.. m- - 101 I , G. .CreJI•.t.:;\• Totlll , · w.. a.IMt 1 ......... .. ........... _ . .,.,.,. ......... also~~~~~~;~!F~ros:,t!Su~nd=•Y~---~~ *'· ... l~unily l.:le::m~na:li~'on~fn~th~o.._-:wor~ld':..- 8 CORI South~astern a.. ~ . ~one .;. ~-A ~ mp:. !14-14;•!~~~~· ~or ~ 1011rn1~ent Sco nrs Offlei~l• B~c:kle,- ~ .,l MAX WARD ° ho~t Mr~~;~...:: viii~ ~ ~- I~'• IIUnd~y =~~purchaoed ,Mrl: ~· Sc!"~"" V~~i, ~ 1 ~I ~h by~, (20-~) Fa~ ~ "Y Society NoteS ~ ~on:n:~~~~ 1~ th~ '"!!~ W•~"". Mer~f.<' '- t Laurel Qjff l&~e 1 ~ - ~~: (!5~ ·~~~ ~--· . Notes I ~ I C It E d hac~ ~·- : Se F 'day . .. lander~ With 12th Win 1 I Roci Spriap SOCJety • N 1~1- ~~ l~r !ann~n ~~ Reedsvill~ Soc• ty N l Je » ~; ~- ba~- ~ htve -ed Into 111e Opal Am.. Swmde~ Ricin~. Ha~llton Hal:~~~~~ 1T Soc1ety Notes ~ · ~I~~ NG pionships. Chester four, Pomeroy three, Tupperl Plaml . .J 0 rlvlll North Gallla -" -' In ior 1 188 for both teams. , ·iL three Rutland two and Middleport two. It mull bt re- In order to avoid onother '1 th 11 1 ..., th , · · . embered that Pomeroy has not been in the tournament last place fmlsh In the SEOAL e na game ""'· "" m Iince 1932. Middleport found its own Class A tourney the olllpoli• Blue evils must , . The box s"""e: . ·f;;oi· p1ay In the "Exe1npted Village Non-County" arrange- defeat the Logan Chleftlllns In rment in the late 50s. Harrisonville, 1 participant m the the lln•l ronteot of the season . ,_1 for most of tbose 40 years until it lost ill schoo!, next Friday night on t h • i Wllh In plarert denUnl lha I-$; Cook tl---2--lf?. 1 1 Haltlep also 111 the late 50s never won a tournament. GARS hardwood. acorin1 column, the Southwest- --+--!; Robinette _ '"'3f JlckRaclfte, now SoJtbern 'Local, ruled the league with This became apparent Frlf. ern HlJhlanderl ISIUred them· son t-+--2;7 EDilllt Infrequent interruptions. Racme won 10 m a row, 1932- 1 day night when the Blqe Devj niveo of fourlh place In I he Hall 3-t- • Shriver 411 and again seven in a row, 1U57-63. \II• dropped • 55-39 decision to \ Aoulhorn Volley Coafere!IC! Frio B ant l-I:..S. ·i'crm:.S ..._:. TOO MUCH PRESSURE the Jaeklort lronmen In what [day night by ll'oonclng wmleos ;;.._ , ·- . The tournamenlll ha" produced a full measure of 1 coach John Milhoan de•crlhed The Kyger Creek Bobcds closed . out their 1963·64 , , Hannan Traee 811-23. HANNAN TRAc&·(ISl 1 leart-catching portaeventa. : "ao very lloppy J&mt by ketb~ll season on a wmnmg note .I nday rught With a 6o- 1 "-......... :::.-..:~.t:".;::;t;= Th• loss closed out the sea- Rucker o-t~t--·.Cremeen 1 remember1 ona ef recent hiltory that still makes I both teams." 56 victory over the YlSttmg Wilton Jets m a non-conler- "Look, Mom, the nme olliH fOD Trace with a -3-5; H. Montgomllf.l' 1 clau over-the-eoffee eonvenation.. . . . In re(IJ\erlnr their ninth ence game played at Kyger Creek. pat on y.our Ieee 11 nllhl, only 34th :,: markedln thhl h• 3; Murdock 1-2-""l·rt'k:kens 1 22 \ · , SIX years 110 lhortlJ before Harruonv1ll1 (Sctpto) league victory, the Jronmen Lanny Tyo bombed in free!" secu ve game w c -+--2: Belville2 2--0-4: J, Montlost ib high tll!hool, lleipie thai year had a than wore never behind Frldy nl.lht points to lead the Bobcats, who of the Gallla COUnty Tourn•· the. Wildcats have aone wlnlesa l"""'ry 1_.._ • Blckle·.e.-t-l• 111 fair club compared to ita olbtr IOUOIII- One boy 1n pa,. 18 they look a I-I lead ond were had only lour players m I he ments al Southwestern h t h dal1t11 to 1962. R M • TOTALS • tlcular through the 10110• had amaued an impolin& free out front 11·1 after the first scoring column. Phil Duncan Ischool. . Jimmy Halley, top point-malt• . 1 21 u no 6-1-1;, . throw shootinl pertelliafll· 011 available statistiCI be quarter. When the teams wont end Melvin Coon each netted All members of the athletic , 0a On n S II In the SVAC, led the Hillh-1;',_,_....;;;;;;;;,_...,ioi;o..__,., _ leading about averyliodJ, probably eve• Jerry Lu· to the locker room• 11 hllfllme. 18 and Jimmy French tallied and band booster clubs are . . to their seventh victory .. .. then a Fresbmoa at Ohio ltate. Jackoon'a bulge had Increased oeven to account for all ot to atteod......L.-Jil:eC'al l, by cannln&21 points .,bile )linfew day& be!Ol'IIOUDty tourney time thillad yisited to 27-17. . &heat ;>oints. · Monday, _Feb. 17, al aSOD rt lor forward Rodney CooSport& Dest to augaeat it IUl'IIJ would bt ruce !Or With ._5 Brent Thomas lnd Coach John Wickline'• team · . p.m. at the. h1gh ochool. · In II marken lor t h t the hometown to sl'l'n10r a fr ...tbrow lhootinl ._2 Jim Tholllll eootroillnJ thelgrabbed a .qutck 7-ll lead 1he box score. _ contest m con1uncti011 w1tb tbe tournament. Sporlll defenslvo board• throuJhout the Wilton and led l&-10 after WILTON 1511 eoocheo, Harold Barker Wright ll Southwestern a11d John J>ud. ...,..esk, always sympathetie to tbe downtrodden in Sporlll, Jame the Galllant eould J•l quarter o! play. Kyger enjoyed Lambert along, in tbeliiUipoken conviction that but.;,. shot each time I be its biggest lead o! the game at Harbour 3-3-9: Mos.. Collton's hi_Jh • sco.·ln& dlnl of Hannan Trace, und surely, Harrisonville should win a tropby at • broulhl the boll up eour\. the hllftlme which had them man 1-+--Z: Maynard lnp were llml.ted to one or their reserve. throuJhout the tournament. '' lack or cle!enslve nboundln out !root :15-22. After threo per- Hounshell 3--0--f, TOTALS Zl lowest point .totals of the fourth period, resultlnc In a ~~ know, that kid eoml shootinc tlma blew it 10me· combined with embarras! lads the &beats led 4t-4a as -4-H. son Friday night, but atru of 19 players bnoklnc Into The ball rolled in and off the rim, or Inc cent 111 shootlnJ aver- the' Jell closed tn KYGER CREEK (Iii} aged to edge out Blacklork scoring column. entirely. It JUSt wouldn't go 1n. age 21 did not belp the Wilton's Larry Wright French 2--3-7: Duncan 1- 85 m the final reJUI•r season Fresilman Terry Cre!lleatll 781 . saw so shocked an atblete. And I never felt GAHS teems. gee! 21 polnt.a lor high game 2--18: Coon 7-4--18; Tyo tolor Coach Wayne Hers· was lhe top ocorer for the lollfor one. ora while Tommy Lambert LQch o--o-o: Barnell 0 doll 5 team. . wltb five points follo'tfed by big trophy went to Buu Beegle, a Racine siXth ' Howevor, 1 oparkUnJ oecond ed 10 In the loolnJ cause. · TOTALS 27-11-tl. Blacklork lOok the lead at TGiu Murdock and JIGCer Bel· loose and easy, bit 13 of 15, and we haven't G The win clooed out the Score by quarteri: 17 alter one quarler before ville with fwr eacll. ionsor·ed a free-tbrow shooting contest since. n of acnl ,........ 1 lpo lor 10ason for the &beats . · · . · . 10 12 20 14 - 541 toll lied the ecore II D-:H by Sauth..-rn never tratled Back to our 1984 Tourney: :,'1 the dolclruml to make who !lnished with • 6-12 mark Kyger Creek l& 20 a ll - as lntermts•lon and 11 then moved . the 'conteat u they 1 Following the 1 p.m. opener, !astern Varsity and Rut- b contest more Uke a basket- under veteran coach JOhn Wi kto 41-44 lead the three lad by quarter tcores o1 12-4 1 land Varsity clubs meet, then on Saturday night at 7 game. line. Coach Dick HagerlyS Jets Johnson Will quarler mark. and IOol&. ' Eastern reserves meet the reserve winner of Friday, and Magnani, limited to just sev- concluded their oeuon with a A d OSU Tom RobinSon was lhe In tlle prellmlnlr7 1ame Da· the Southern Local varsity meets the Friday night Var· en points thrOUCh lhe first three 3-17 record. tten . game's high scorer with 'll vld Alba sewed 1t polnla m'!eaclo ,... ·llity winner at 8. . quarters, exploded for 12 points Due to the fact !hal II wu aMounced tills points for Coaltolt wlttle Paul Inc the Southw.tem "'""" All these games can be show stoppers, Including the ln_th ';rlod lothe reserve team mu•t play in that Robbie Joltnsonth Massie's 15 topped Blacktort. a 41·24 triumph orer 1 be gne that no doubt will send Racine off to the sectional po · w:: on Y VInton COUnty Tournament IJD on 11 81 0 h 1 Coalton cloeed out the · RandoD M1i1UDJ . tournament as county representative. eager 1n ou • 11cures week, no reservo game w a ' enro paigll with li 12-8 record ao the 1oaen with 11 11 1151.2nll . <..:~ .,,.._.. The point is •. whether it be Eastern or Rutland :: c k played between 1M two prepue lor play. Barker and bll 00 1 0 . tbe upr1ver power. fans will see what 10 c. eoc co I u r However in a contest sc an p. The llol acore: travel lo · to: called a combination basketball-football game. markers to thare runner-up boo- teen tw.o teams of the Kyger The· LHS senloc COALTON IAI Htldftl tevqi for a '/to 1163 ' _It's Eastern, the referees will have their hands full and ors. Creek reserves the Reds the Chleltalnl Robinson I-t-'ll: Horne llferllllll loei to the Jlomb. ...ll 1111 "":"~ .. whistles busy. In the teams' two meetings this year Coach Dave Fisher's Ironmen feated the Whites 41-19 as undefeated SEOAL 1 :-12: Dempaey s-.4--10; en tall manlh. ;: Racine boy has been injured eaeh time. d•d fare much better !rom ny While tallied 12 for the he agreed to accept Skeens :-,__., However tlle lila c- 11 1111 If it's RuUand, well Coach Martin bas had only so-so the fteld but they toltk edvan- nero and Larry Collins 13 . at OSU otter confer- TALS N-11-G. TUettky nlehl lllktulil utluck this year and be has nothing to lose by going all-out. tac• of the 2t1 personal fouls the Josen. w•tb CoJch Woody BLACU'OU (AI •:::.:::.!llll_ _ _ _.,_. ...... However the card Jines up it'll be worth seeing. That'• called 1JIInsl Go!Upolis 10 con- Stalisllcs or the varsity lui Monday In Columbus. . sure, fans. , veri 23 of 43 free. throw• while counter ahow the Bobcats 'Tho . •m..meement by I h / ,, the Blue Devno made 1ooct on ling on 27 of $I shots for ii2 per talented 1thle\e !hull •de · +-t--1: Lana nine ofll at the hllck stripe. cent but they were guilty of of wher'e he 'tfOU14 Cofer a-1-U. TOTALS lt-·71\ ' ·.· mJ Three Blua DevU slarlon, 181,;.novero. Wilton mnde good colleae. One . t-.f tha ntOIII-111. · · Duck Bootie, Fred Hill, • n d 00 2e or~ fielders foe 1 31 eltet grlddtrs In CoaiiH n 15 II H Pete AnderiOD, fouled out of cent average lifstory, Johnloil Blacldork .. . It 13 '·' f . . . the contest in the fourth period, K C 'It will ochollrship oflen from Jtaerve ocoro: Colltolt but Coach Fisher opened 1h e yaer ree now . tncludlnl nearly Bl.ckfork 33. '"::.' Athena' Bulldogs, Obio's 11th-ranked Clw AA bi&b aates of mercy 11111 tubstituted pare to loco North Gllllla non of the .BIJ Ten. ----'l!chool basketball team (UPI poll) will host Warren Local late 1n the 1ame io Jteep t h e Friday nl&ht ln the second aame 280-pouncler 11 a 'It Upper Arllneton n tonight. A triumph would pve Coach Charles McAfee's score within reason. In foOtball and 83 Delaware M TOWN: RACINI, 0. 1 f" ·' Hltl4 Ohio League cbampiona a perfect Fine pard play by Larry · · olnd wiU bo a Bexley • . son- 18 wms, no losses. Walburn and Buek Crothers (II In golf upOn !P'aduao ' to Mllflla SS PLACic Hlth SchMIV~.._~. Friday nl11ht, ol WoliJIOd, ATIIENII ('II} paced the Jacboll win as both Tope 1-l-3· Hill )1_ 1_ 3. tllis year. ' , ,l . •. · ' 47 13 5M We.!lerVIIIe '.t. Ath•n• · .111 ·l71h slralghl game. Coon, Haw,, 20 4; Glboon, Role, S---0-4: ronnected on plo and MaJnlinl - Won /._t-IJ; for stJ: 31field of .the boat -4· Allclerson 1:..o_2. plans to majilr ln 100 ·. ' of the S@ason. • I; rftrcerald, 4-1-t; team'l points. Jane• 1_._2.' at 01110 New 411 ' . f. . • 1t ,"+ .(\( • <t,·lnfj TIYI'ALS 15 t' H. - Com?leted Jill leaJUe och- 0 I I; GtllllniHlft 7-1-15; Walburn wM deodl7 at I be • i'"~~\1~ 1 edule unbeaten In 14 gamee. Duftclll, Handley, line whero he -verled 11 JACJ[SON (55) . .,,, ··~ . •y.· ·~'~ \ t Firsl time ever lor the BuiJ. 11-4; ~w. 1-t-2 of 12 attempll while Crothers Coburn 0--Z..s· Adlllr :-11dogs. owner o! eight tllleo.) TALl 11-11-'11. made 1ood on only thret of 18 t; B. ·TitOmu ., . ~ ln~sed Its two • Year WEJ..LSTON <•I in thil department, en 11---3-1~: Walburn, &-:11-·11 '"'' league wmmng otreak 10 :11. Pbiliipo, -.....; Zlmmermon · The Blue Devils' _.... rec- 21: heo l-+--2: Franz 6-1 - Clobbered Wellelon, '13-411. 1-+--J; Oualey, 1-11-14: dipped to s-12 •• thOJ ~ -li Looney o-1-1; Woosley ' The Athemans led 14-7, 31-14 coha, 1-+--1: Bethel, S ~ plrt to host Lolli! lri the final 6-1-1. TOTALS 11 U 55, ' nnd 53-21 at .the quartennara. Foul, 1-G-S: pme of the eamJIIlcn 11111 Frl- Score by quarters: In the prelimlnory contest, 11-5; Hencltrlbalt, *Y n!Jht. · Gallipolis .. . . 1 1 5 17 _ :If Athens bonded Wellllol!'s r• jlrlek, o-1-1; 'l'O'l'AU · JacUoll tlniiM witb Nol~G- JaekSOII , .... 11 11 13 15 served then· third etni&ht aet- 40. · vUII tonlrbt In lhe last loop : i. · b3ck, and clinch•d a slice of tile By , . . . . , · conte1t f\fl' bolb ~ In a tReynoldaburc o· At ••• , ehampiooship. Athena ...... 14 17 22 :Ill 111M- moved from Feb 21\. West Jefferson 63 • Mheno 'B' will share the II- Welloloft .. , .. 7 7 Ia II clue ·to ' ~lpa- Dublin ~ . tie wllh Jacbon's reserv01 Resorve ..,.,... - Athena Uiio In 111e TOOrna· lbimil!On 51 ~ should the lronboys get by 1M3 Wei~ S7. "'·lfi1 Champion Nelsonville at'Nelson· ----.. ville toniJht. · Columbul Narlh • Thio 1•me was slated f o r Columbut EUtmoor 17 • • · · • ·• · I . • • Feb. 21, but woa moved up In C'Mt...ll 8aull11t 0 P if 0 ..Itt 'I T II 1· S ·T . ','fl: llrder to permit Nelson¥11le to Clllumbut Wit.- a OffiCe Houn: t 10'12, '2 to S (Close '' Noon en L.::~~tt 111 u. A tMil- Marion Franklin 10 . · ·'l'bun. _ $It Colll'l St., pOmeroy ' -~ ~"hi lu,tt •• ~------·· ·-; ..----1'1,;;.;:ii,;; E n d s S eason By Mer~ ":*J::: ~the 11 49. IW to tt"':::;m. ~~ ~ ~ ~~ u• AA [lit:!'::::!>'.:,.,.~~~ c~t quarter~·~ ~~'::*~tllllped off a Lolli! ~~ cl- ID!Ury end Prflektt l'llriebrenner upendl\l Pomeroy IHO. The ~ ~~ 11·~ ~tarn'o ~an often~: 1e: :':, "':,~ ~:'~:! : CbloltUJI doiaiDated 'l'bnf Poin~roy tf&= '::: ~ tt U at • kept j IO P-oy IJ 2t t2 M By J - P,mr IUilbua was a weekend o1 0 e$ 111e real ol the IIIDt H II n Locen - Hummel ...._11· !NTBRTAINS WSCI her pereniJ, Mr. lad Mrs. ' ICOIW" for IPC• w.t. llerr)" A11br 6-11-11; Johnaon M". Janet Marrta enklriiiDTUrner. Ml'l. Lyle Solidly Scbool COikley with u, Beery 12; Nixon S-4-10; Phelpo 11-2 ed 1he WSCS of tht Rlllllnd M!• l!elty Janey ot OlluJD. Mr. 1nd. Mn. Grant Bodnl; Feb. 1 wu tt iffll'lbe • 1 with 11, and Jobn Whill wltb -1; G11ser 1-t-2: Non-acorChurch at her home spent llle weekend lrl\11 Patty and Mike, apent the week )IT. 111111 10. Leadln" theotfennfor Pom- en Llppon end Frulor. Total ret:-eutly. Followlnl the busl- he. ·Jfandmoter. Mrs. Berth• end In CoiJII!lbus with rolatt•eo. opent ,e..· M . .. eroy was Oovld Eskew with Ill. 21 (ltl-28) St . ne.. noeetlna' 1 oocfal bout Janet. . Mr. and Mrs. JC!)lP,., Lodwid! homo of Mr.' 1 iM Mrt Jell Glbbl hed a lront !Doth Pomeroy _ Crow 5-11---l . enjqy)!d and refreshments l"'r- Mr and Mrs. Ed NelSon end 11011 of West Jel!enon Blaeulod 1111 family · a.ro!f knocked loooe whoa hi was bll Winebrenner 4-4-!4; veil bv Mr1. Morrie eiSIBi<ld b)' the Iormor Mitt ed !!'1111 her parlll!\f. Mr. 4nd famHy b et• 111 dinner ... b) an elbow In the reserve COD- 6-G-10: Slm · Mro. Joan llorrlson as co-lio8ell property llld are remodMrt. Ben Blldley. , Sunday henol' of 'Mil _ _ . 1 7 tell. He . wM taken to a denllat Smith 2-0-1; r.u 1_ 1_ 9: te••· Those attendipl were Mrs. ug It ertenslvely. Recent vloltorll of • Mr. and and Rut; J,pa ' llillllf; in Loc111 who put the lOath bact Read t-0--41 ; To;';. 18 Groce Colwell, Mn. Catberine buMtst Dee Thomas o! Colum- Mrs. VirJil Buckley were blrthdayo. (' • Ill plooo. OJJ..,etl, Mrs. Joan Stowart ' wao a weekend vt.ltor of (:harles Ayers of Belpre end Mr Ind.~ liar 58 Pomero' wiD be holt to W• Reserve acore Logan $1 P I Mr•. Marie Blrchfteld, . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard of MartettL wllll ber hlml l01tiJtil The Whlll eroy 40 • • om- Ruth Erlewine, 1\!rs. susan , oma' and Kathy. Mr. 111d Mrs. Earl Humpl> and MnJ Willtam cono didn't me Frklly Whitesell lnd De- Th•obald, Mrs. Jessit While, Rutlaod Hig roy have returned .home._ !rom and Judy: · • 1 11 DIJht. Lone ' Mnl V1vlan Finley, -""•· triJ to 00 PflDCl,_., has returnDd • vacation bl Florida. · Mrs Hup J1eari. •lallal • . · Colllo•, Mrs. MarJarel hi< h: duUes after being ill at Mr. aod Mrs. Dan Van Meter Athe~ Tuesdly with Mr ... ' p h • lng. Mrs. Marjorie Rice Mrs ome for I week. and SOD, o1vid, of Belpre spent Mrs Barrte Johnup. . '· , ftJ; ant er 7tb Graoe EU.h Tueker, Mrs. BeuJ Mrs. Robert Smith or HyseU Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Law- M;.. WilHam Folm'orllld Team Win• 30.29 r~. Mrs. c . 0. Chapmon, Mrs. :un rd. 1• confined to Holzer renee Rose. Scott Folmer lptllt anon~ . ' . Wlllllrnsport tl ·MI. Sterllnc 51 Pomeroy's 7th srade basket- AIUIO Webster, Mrs. MaqiNI osp ral. Mr. and Mr1. Rome Sandy of last week In Columbut Sprlnlfleld Slutwnee 58 oquad Thursday edged the Pa1·son•, Mrs. Marcia ·. Denison, Parkersburg were recent guests ledo. · Grahlm 5I Bradbury lth 1rade Mrs. Mory IAIJ . Wolfe, Mn. of her mother, Mrs. Alice Fou~ _7 Rlverllde 11 BeUe Center 11 30-21. In the fourth quart- Mllored Lucas. all local, ,nd 1 IY,J:..__...._ _. Tllftn Columbian II Bucyruo the Panthers were leading JUOSI, Mrs. Jerry Miller of Mory Jane Cashdollar of OllTtam High Sertet Tall 70 Llml .. with 1:34 remaining. Brad· Dunkirk, Ind., and the hostesa-umbus &pont the weekend with :1141. C10cmnatl ·St. xavier es then staged a ralfy as it es. n her parents, Mr. and Mn. AICinctnnatt, Roger Bacon nine points railing jllot ATTEND WORUHOP fred Cashdoilar. Lovelalld 67 Madeira $1 a victory before the S.v.ral members of the Rut· · ., Mr. and Mro. Bill Orr land 0 . Clevell!nd Rhodes fl buzzer. Ian" Methodist Church attend'liy Evelya Brleldeo s011s were recent vWtors of CITY LEAGUE Cleveland Eaal 57 Panther Sam Arnold acnred eel •, Methodist Workshop held The W.S.C.S. or the Metho- 1Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr of Mre. Douglao Circle end JPlaro. Fellraory 11, 11M Brush 58 Euclid 50 all of Pomeroy's 13 polntoln 1M at G:·illpoUa Monday evening, dlst Church mel Thursday of- Bashan. 'ence Circle visited Mr. and .._...., Cllt11eat Bloek Shaker HeiJhls 73 baH and scored two more Feb. 3 Those atttndln& were ternoon at the home of Glad11S · Mrs. Em01t Johnson of ·Belpre Clllwotlhy 411 Parma Valley For1e 14 1M SOCCllld hllf to be the Re•. Carl Herring, Vernon Violet with seven members prerecently. Duerr 501 Bedford Bere1 U scoror on either team. Wet,... George Carson, Mrs. sent. Neisel Weatherman preMrs. Elsie Roush of PornR. Davia 481 Eastlake North 59 the Bradbtii'Y offense Gr>ct: Colwell, Mrs. Jessie "'"ted 1.~. program topie eroy spent Thursday nilht WI~ Anderson 47 Maple lleiJhls 41 with nine. ~h•te, Mrs. Mildred Lucas, and "Where JJoes a Christian WoMr. and llln. Ed1011 Roush. Sauer 614 Oberline 49 Fairview 43 rs. Ruth Erlewlne. man Volunteer Her Time?" Ofes Mrs. Eunie Brinkor, WQliMI Total :1513 Westlake 41 Norlh Olmateod 41 Logan Wint Froah OES SCIIOOL Plans lor the world Day of Carl•ton, aC<:ompanied by Mn. Won t Loll J Potnll 2 Stronpvllle 82 Lncal persons attending tbe Prayer were discussed. 11 was Dean Barnllz of Pomeroy """" PbiiUpe 8ar North Roylllton 13 Basketball Event ~tar School on Instruc- reported that 14S.3S was clear- By Mro. Herhert Rousb ed Mr. ond Mrs. Gary Barnlll su.ers 481 Aahtabula EdgewOOd II Logan's lliJh achool freshat Mtddleport, Feb. 4 were ed from the rummage sale held Mrs. Herb Sayre or Anllqui- and dauJhters o! Belpre on Su• Walker 526 Perry 42 man team thumped Jackson 45ond Mrs. Dana Hoffm111, at Parkersburg, Jan. 2S. Th• ly spent Wednesday witll Mrs. ' day afternoon. Lohse 614 Falrport 71 Chardon 43 31 Wednesday to capture Pearle Canday, Mrs. hostess served ham salad sand- Early Roush. Calling at the Deal' Brink* Schoenleb 468 471 Hawken School B 11164 SEOAL Freshmon c a Erlewine, Mrs. Donna wiches, pineapple party pie Mrs. Alec Wheeler has re- [home Monday ovenlnti .,... Hawley 491 Cleveland Lulheron Eiot u tournament. · Mrs. Joan Stewart, .Mrs. and coffee. tee, and Va.lentine turned homo from M•igs Mem- 1Warren Rose and lOllS, Chet&4S'I Total 2557 !1'15 81 Kenston 5J II was Logan's first , Lathey and Mrs. Avan- candies. The March meeting onal HosplW. er and Paul, Betty Von Meier Woa a Loll I Pelnlt • 4811 Avon Lake 73 1\ideovllle rr man cage tiUe in over 20 George. will be at the home o! Maxine Mrs. Bob Adamo, Mrs. Her- and Margaret Ann Carlaum cf 507 Mldview 119 WeiUncton 14 Athena and GoUipoUs BOOSTERS WIU. MEET Chapman. bert Roush and Roger spent a 1 Dol'cao. · . Blelller Block Conneaut 72 ed !he crown ln recent Northwestern Local B a n d Mrs. Eulah Swan wao taken ' day in Parkersburg. I . Mr. and Mrs. Hayman aJ. Sisaon 421 Pymalunlng Velley 11 Logan downed A~• will meet ol the High from Holzer hospital 10 the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norrlo, 1tz o! Pomeroy spent Wec!Ma; Capehlrl 447 Grand Valley 84 Cardlnsl 47 Wellston fodeited to the I gym Monday, Feb. 17, home o! her sister, Mrs . Char- IMr. •.nd Mrs. Freeland Nor· day evening at lhe hom• c1 E. Rou!h 4~ 344 Huron 87 Perklna 84 fn!sh to lain the tourney finals. B p. m. Robert MiUer 11 leo Massa•. and Darrell VISited over the Dean Brinker. H. Miller 481 Orrville 79 Brunswick H 400 Jackson whipped Gallipolis new president of the &roup. Mrs. Bell W•lch and two . week end with the former 's bro- Mr. and Mrs. George Clrcl& D. Roush 51S Whe•IersburJ 73 371 Mlddleporl by Impressive officers a_re llln. Jessie daughters, M•s. Ruth Smith ther, Mr. a~d Mrs. fay Norris and dauJhtor of Ashland, Tol&l 2335 410 New Boston 71 to rain the flnllls. vice pre•idenl; Mrs. El- and Mrs. Lucille Lorentz and and . !amliy and other Ky. wer. dinner gueets o1 Mn. Woa 8 Laol 2 Polnto I Lucasville 7J Sutherland, secretary, and daughter of Belpre were Wed- relativ•s m Maryland. Mary Circle ond Melvin SJ11o 462 Syracua Ball Park 88 511 Portsmouth West eo lllrs. MarJiret Belle Weber, is nesday JUests o! Mrs. Maxine Several . !rom here attended day. Damewood 1160 531 Norlhwest 103 Minford 78 ~II band parents are Chapman. a hymn .smg at Freedom Gos- Mr<. James Patterson and 1011 Ina•I• 485 Sandusky 54 Mansfield 50 to ottend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker pel MlSs;on Sunday. Brent visited Mrs. Clair Bosa Grueser 160 Manofleld Madison 84 Dovor 11 GOIJ)EN CIRCLE CLASS and children of South Point 0 Roger Roush spent SUnday and family of Great Bend raCralj : llC~res:t:vlte~w7862Loudonvtllo Ontario 10 The Golden Circle Class or spent a weekend with her ·pe;: With Roberta and Nancy Roush cently. Houdashelt 50 Rutland Church of Ch•ist ents, Mr. and Mrs John Ar- at Letart. ----Blind :150'1 5$ 'South Centrlll 52 a1 the home of lllr. and baugh and son. Wes.ley. Mr. and Mrs .. Dick Souder& El Salvador Is the only Cat>Total SI. Peieri 71 · By llertho Parker . Carl Hysell, Saturday ev- Margaret Russell •U•nded o! Columbus ••s•t•d recently i tral American country thai c1oe1 WIQ 2 Loll f Polots I Crestline 4t The Laurel Cllf! Heollh emg. feb. 8. The business meet· the funeral o! Howard Russell with Mr. and Mrs. Larry 0 '- ttot have an Atlantic coastline. Clearfork 54 Lm:!niJion 4S Club Will meot the first Thursthe prayer. Mrs. Reva at Hughes Funeral Home in Brien and Jimmy. Toe United States mialtll H 6 R FiresCincinnati Elder M , day In March Instead of In had the devotions. Mrs. Saturday with burial Miss Joyce Gloeckner of Col- mO'Iey lor some foreign 10vemWagner I.Jma C. C. S4 February recently announGruesor read the oecre- · Tuppers Plains Cemetery. umbus spent tbe weekend with me'''-'· Haggerty 88 Llml Shawnee 4e Celina 43 eed. report and Roy from out of town at the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er· ========;;;;;;;;~ R. Bailey New Knoxville 75 Mrs. Gladyo Smith Is 1 medlthe treasurer'• repor\. were Miss Carolyn Rus- wm Gloeckner and family. She ' L. Smilll Wapakoneta St. Josepth M ell! patient 1t Moils closln& prayer ,.., by Roand Mr. and Mrs John resul!'ed her dut~es at Holzer Radlonl Bellefontaine 1t lloapil!ll. Musser. The nett meeting of Columbus, .Dorothy H.,.p,tai Monday. . Total Van Wlr\ 71 (ot) J. R. Tr1cy, aon of Mr. be March t4. and Mr1. Mary MCUI- Mr. and Mrs. Erwm GloeckWon f Loll S Polnll I H Coldwater 51 Mrs. Merlin Tracy has been O.corabolnhs carried out the of New Marshfield, Mrs. ~r andMfamdyM , EdwAardd and Middleport Dept. Stora It Nortb.eutem 51 rele~ from Metis · erne. Games were Barnes of Cannanvill arc1a oran, rs. a Norr1s, McElhinney 502 54 Payne 41 Hospital alter bavlng been ~d prizes were awarclo and Mrs. Okey Murph Mrs. B<ih. Adams, attended funJ. Bailey 5&7 34 Ottawa 11 medical patient for the Winners, with Miss He~ of Salem and Re Y 1 nd erai semces for Mrs. Aloll%0 ·{ Wippel $13 71 FOr\ Jeonlnp 59 days. M•e Nelson receiving ol vo~e R'dgev. Norrill at Laurel Cliff Methodist · 502 ·HIIh a.m. - a Rawllnp, I J. Bacbrier Stebblna fl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl prize. Sandwiches, Mr. and Mrs. wa/ Cl.;.k enChurch Friday. Mrs. Norris .HJ8. . ,· . ·St<iharl $12 Beavercreek 41 open\ an evening recently with roflee and pop were with a birthday dinner was a former res;dent of East 2587 HICh llrfeo - W. Davis, 552. Total 58 Gettysburc IS Mr. 111d Mrs. Norman Schielby the hosts, the HyseUs. in honor of two birth- Letart. •nd wltll Woa S Loll f Polalt I T.. Ollila - G (c J HIJh Gome _ J. puerr, 71 Dlx011 Israel 11 or. Alter1dmg were Mrs. N. c. Clark and Miss Pam- Mr . . and Mrs. Larry O'Brien MS. ··' ' Bradford 47 Mrl. Ruth Douclat of • Mrs. Cr.Da Mella!Balser. Present were Mr and Jimmy of Antiquity s;>enl ' ·Hqll""l'- - - - Crnw•.l IDih Serlet - H. l,.ohle L. Sauer, 584. -';: Plquo !It recentlv visited her ~and Mrs. Roy SnowMrs. Lawrence Balser and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ll<fb Steal: ·li'Oaat, W. Team Hllh Game oat 110 Newlon 71 Mrl. Emma For. r. and Mrs. Ernest . Pamela Miss Ruth Adams. pori Dept. store, 890. 7' Lester Brookover and Mr. llld Mrs. Richard and 'triend Ro Mr. and Mrs. Craig Theodore Team HIJh Sarles _ Mldkii&·\Illa)'llm Hamilton Garfteld 71 lllOiber, Mn. Jessie Brookovor, and son, Charles, Ro- nle Golden, of Atheas, a'nd and of Dayton visited the .,. Dept. Store, 251'1, ""'~ell 7' ~ visited relatiVOI MMiusser, Mrs. Ethel Nellllro. Way Clark, Linda and RlatterHs _ parents, Mr. and Mro. 471 ....,._, WDbur WriCJ!I ~ San<b', W. va. ss Helen Mao Nelaon, Clark. , ay emey recently. 1111 yov_..W,..,_ ..... Fairmont West ~ Mr. and Mrs. Petero of Mr. and llln. Harold Hysell and Mrs. Gladys Croy of Chester 251 ''la!1tolt SidDoy 10 wnbut recently vllited hiJ and the hoots. Mr. ond Mrs. Sbirleyy !::~~~:Large malt llont may weigh froM - eloooot . . . . .... SENIOR BOYS 1:31 Ill 1 1• Colonel \Vblll a Iller, Lewis ~ten and ramtly. PERSONALS Long Bottom were s to 500 pounds. or almost Feknory 1, dl4 arrwt. •• . . . . . . _ . PI! Dayton IIGtb et Mr. and Mrl. Paul Kelly, Tom Williamson, who ti emof Mr. 11111 Mrs R 11 much as their mat01. paotolo ••• Staaley'e Fll·ll 81ll1p ..... . . R. Fry 240 I~Jerv·m. II SouthullerB IS Chester, recently visited Mr. at Dayton, spent · · ~laandrla 10 JaeltoGIJ and Mn. Joey Hysell. hare with bls Mrs. Bernie» Hoffman Pakistan is the largest Mos_.~~ J. Lee !IS D. Enoch Ill' Oif:'kld 111 • M Mrs. ot ofof MrSm.lllllr S. Slland Ill' 411 ·~ lelon Madfaon, 1t1 · Clinic. Charles Belzing and Mr. dluJhter, Patty, ef Colwnw. Cundiff 401 lofn. WlJUam Davis, Mrs. and llln. John Howell Mrs. Dalla HoHman. Ilairrvl ;~:: ""re visited her mother, Handleep 1M Trolwood Macltaon 'It 411 Ttpp City a Lelfbeit of Columb•s home Tuesday evenof Alfred waa Total 1415 ltD WIIIIMII 11111 LamGn Mmrae 8S I.obll!en 11 tended the lunerlll of Mrs. from Dunkirk, Ind., Iller on the Betz!Dgs. Mr. Dale 6 lleult'l Allo l11op Dunbar 72 Norris. Ml'l. Jerry Miller 1o is alii! confined to his home M. WID 41t DayfGD J'anlew • Mr. IIIIi y8111011 home afler • weeka vlait 1M injured loot be receiv-ll r.-._,. Weot Carrollton • vlllted with Mr. them here. They also viiIn a car aC<:ident 1n front of ~- Powell Ill' BrootviUe 41 Ml'l. Curtis In Columbul. home oeveral monlba qo. P.OiadwtD Jill R. Baker SOl Dayton Belmmt a . and Mn. Ray Biddle Mr. and Mr. John Tornace D. TUtUe l&f Dilylctla. lltvall .. ~ 1letdlnl • ~lt<a apent laat Weti-\FiOiiii;i;;;;~~;.;;;..~:= .......b l li. mulool Handleap T44 llellaefer. Sba hu DIJht with Mr1. Gamet fuJodwhlolaP-Total 14'1t P'H6peft Dept. . . . leeted a piiOII and a ROY. llfddla """' al-lloa to> - • ~loeko .-loe&. . . . . W11IIMt I I. ~ 411 cf lltlltiolll. the funeral of Mrs. He~ IMIY CJaiOI•· D. He~.m Brllln. !lev- llkldlt formerly ' SHOP TONIGHT I IN THIS 1YSD11 M. Glrta • Caall WIN:'J t« et the Rutland a.ptl8l and R, IIIDdy att a u.- II LanpvUio Con.....,au--• tll, ~;:~;,;; ~pIn ~.ui·~e!~~ ;! ~let u~eld ~ Coec~ 1~ ~':kel~ ~acthtson!! ~~ball ~se~ thr!~, /"'~ g~e ~h cou~ Nelsonv,~ep'f3 1r" I ~~Ice, Elll:~":'wic~.~~ue (~m•,:, I G~lllpqlls ~ ~ s1 ·. · . Mldcll~. i~n't t9-~ Southweste~ Lo~::U~IIT'':ni{t~~ J k This is the last year of the county iournament In Ohio. I ac son ItS ohlp a! the league crown. . close at his heels with six field The Eagles also led In rebound· I-I; Holfmln ~10; Riden- ·~n ~~ GA;.:" :.· Tourney play that brings the lour best and A clubs The w1n over North Galha jgoals and seven free throws for lr.g with compared to 42 for our 1-2-20: Speneer 6-7-11. Logan • Galllpon/ . . into Columbus five weeks from now is beinjl reorgantzed Blue De t"}s was an avenging one for the t9 pomts. . North Gai!Ja. iTol'le :11-11-'15, Welllton at Pomeroi~~i', · ,.,;: by State order. . ' V (Only games scht!!IUit.: r .. . Mr. Wolfe has prepared the following capoult rerume All. STARS Highlanders · ·. of the county tourney powers down through the years. I 55 39 Lo K k ern where the SVAC ~lllitp!Ot• II goes like this: Since 1925 Racine hll 25 ch~;m· fi SS vue r ree ship tllltls at stake lrh""lreh- c ~ne 0~inali ~it~i#fll:"'!~·:~.:;-- ......:•- two the t1 the olart-;, aad pm,d a five In wllo ICOI'ed ln double rol· to wll, 11-M Frldly UIQil fliu!'Os ...,. !lob Crow 1 ThO lfllb If, WlnebNnner with 14, !nd lied at the and PhQ Swindell with 10. lllJO Lollll aiDed quarllr IJ-13, scorers for Logan were Geor· N with II, 'l'nm Auker 1 - PGIDI leDd Je llf llld IDI!nlllld with 13, Jolmson with the Olld 1Zptt'd !\like Noxon wllll 10. par . IDti'Oy, with 411 reboundo 101 11BW Jnell , lt:net bad trllubJ. WHit than l,ogan who pulled be Jla7C cltb!_ bundt ' : :;' w n 38, but Lotlan oank 21 out 01 econd . ..,... - ...., • '" 11 sholl for • 30 per cent :tltu• Bub- from the field while the Panll> Oavld lllld -....- and era dropped In " out o! 73 for lhln ..::;,. JU cent. • reoerve came IAiall 1111111 · :! : ·:·~ • Logan Outlasts Panthers, Win 61-56 ~~ lut Ne~· Eastern Whops sv A . ·cLeaders . 7·5. 47 Jacket~ Me~ '"''* Ne~He ~11; ~~ ~: ~;~ I •• ' j .- j -~ • "DAu.AR DAYS" •m m ,. Ill' 41ll ..,.• 451 *lAIIt ---·-f In--? •von• MIF n-- . . Tin 6 &li111•Dll l l"'7 ' ' 4DI • •m • IIIII 1114 D. J--. 1M ~ . Total Wa • __. • · . 1 1 .,..... .=. ........... - *0.. - · - - - ·- .No. I. 'l'tul I'll. " Ill IIIII ... ,._,. II Nl'tfart c.!bolle • .. ... ....,.. IPailfll\'•lr.'MIIdred • . c.lunibua beSIIlel Martin .,...·Jt.,fb "!. - a. Earr, ... • " ·!f4-~k M · ~.:::.:•:•:ed::::Sa:turcla~y~to ' ......... -~~ MIDDLIPOIIT, 0. fuJodwblcbP--• TIL 9 PM of ,... a weekend 'fll. 10 ot. ber mother, Mn. Vona I'OD.. tii'.... I!1 .'VIew 11 Jl'ranldlft 411 ' Miami Trace 81 Grdld · 71 Mrt. Delbert Gallo Clrclovlile • Was~J~nC~oa <ot> ~ o. _a .. THE SHOE lOX Future Growth? MIF GIOWTII ANI . . . . . .Jia ........ 1 Uaa: to ••leet.etl for • • ,., I O'f'H I ..... . . . . ... , • ...,. ~api'al • IV&: . . . . . ... , ......... - Kenneth D. WIHIPurl W. Wllhamt WY M311 MhNI.-t .--. c...... ... ·• • ?' .......1$ s'. I . ~.; q. ~ ': • ,. 4. ,L �\ L ' . • ~ • ' ......,_, Televiinon Revue • • WANT AD INFORMAnON l'VE Bi!N ......... .....,.. .... w.... "" ........ ,~,_ ....... • II1IUnuD i.liYtP 10 ceat:ll c-a. ... word . . na. .... ISGUAADIIIII ~ r.n n.t. o1 " oent. , . ._.• "": . . ~ , . ... , ........ . . , 11110 '"'~UN: r:: .:.- ..... .,_. ...... CAJlD 01 I'JIAl"'U - ............... II) won~ ~ CUb lUI _. .wuoo- 111 ........ Obttun• ..~ ornc:o BOUU . . . . . . "' ... p ... OaDJ' ........., ........... to 12:00 . . . .... '""' "'.....,.. "" ..... aauL,. PJ!IOSONAU."f llol HIS ML.o\TIAI. SUIT& ICr ...CWUCDIO PHONE WY 2-2157 ---------- - ---·- ..,!!D111110B •• every TH& RITZ- Realer ..._" ' WaJ ,\gelleJ .... I'ARillltol HOI'IL a~.1IL - ~~i! t fonDII of In 1Uf8DI!e Jim JobDSOD and 81111 Sima- Agents Agency, ln. • I lfc .J' P .. ..1-, .. t•nn:; • . ) ;ill l . -~l..v ~\ . .r :·l; ,ifc t i .. 1 ' 18"' DAILY CRYI"l''QUOTil - , l -~.b ' W . .,;}J!." . : . ....____ . ) ~; · .>::, I~ .,. tt'H ,, · l~(.r ~ :::~ Ul Dellciouo · refreshmeoll, In wltll the VaJen. ...... ~ed loJknr. .the meeting by J011t steW· Donna Nelson Qd babe~ a-·• how to work It: 4ll1'DI.BA.A.J:JI. lo I.OifGI'BLLOW One lot* .......,. - I W - · Io tldo -14 ../wll uoo4 tar lbl thne II" X for &be two O'a. Me. 1Jina1e lett.en. &JHMItrDpld-. tile ~ Ulld ten Ollkm ot the .....,. ar• all hinte. !Cach day tho Jottero an 4111-L ZU IIWJ'KLOIYO BICD LI:IUfLY · VU'IVOJW . ,- i.~-... ........,., J)l KP,JILCII KGMLCMJ'.-Cio.,I'KO ·- .......-- .... I ClrJJ~I EVERYOrm 'ts A FOOL OR A. IIIMliiU' AJ"l'ER '1'HI!\i'!'.-aQWIIII.L J'HJ'IIWIA.M· '1'0 • Pin....S for the ..-.: picthe M•aonjc ~ · i8nd made by Paullni tAlilaa. .. . -·-------:~~~~----- ,) W JEH RADIO 'i· ~ PIWGJwi LOG llt~tJ TRROVGII FRIDAY , · ' On; Muolcal Clocll Headllnel • :~ cal Clock .,.. \'Ill Lllellno ~ Oldo V.U., NtWI Mif World, N!!llaul Newo 8 Jl! 8porU t:Q ~ Plcturo l'f~ Clock r! ·~If News t. '\'tit of lbe Town 1!11 •lltiao ClaaJit7 Ntw1 Ill. .~ Wanblp Hour ~ lwvb ""**lac IO:It 10:. WatW N0111 11:11 ~ . .._.. 14iiieeG0'rlciiQ>, ' llellt RID&) 11:: !,\lljd., N0111 11: ~ ·Cawlt, ~;~=1= ~ NtWI Newo 1:011 Camlmmity Newo 1:05 World, Natloaal NOWI 1:11 ,Spotllght on SporU I:IS Weather 1:30 DlnDer Musicale C:OO Sigll Off SATURDAY 7:18 Sip On; Musical Clocll 7: 45 The Lllellne 1:011 Obio Valley N0111 I:IIS World, Nlllonal Neu 8:10 Spor1lo Today 8:11 W~er Picture 1:18 Musical Clock 8:55 Newo t:OIIlllallcal Clock 1:10 ~ • Storr Tlllle 9:45 Family Worahtp Hoar 10:110 Nowo -·\Y W MPQ ". .R~io TllltU JI'IIIDAY .f:OO SliD OD !'iftl 1:0$ Sacred Heart 1:211 Country Jamborel 1:10 Farm Nowo t:&; Pal Buttram, M·W·I' Country Musle"l'l!de' · Country Jamboree John Harins Country · Expresa · Breaktaot 'p111y t : 1~ Joaea Buiet Show 10:15 10:35 10:40 10:45 11:115 ••• eorr.. ~y Wltb Janel t:G BtiiJ Newton 10:05 Mlnlstorml " - · 10::111 Cownry Roo Dowa W:ll5 lfJgb Sehool Hll Parade 11:06 SWill Sbap 10:55 N0111 11:11 Country Drlflllt Joi.W 11:110 AfiD7 '1'1nM 11:11 MaN Cl. Afr, ID-'l'lla 11:30 Special Comanmi!J 11.11 A.B;C. ~J'rl 11:15 l'llllil,y Wonalp-'nlun. 12:110 NtWI Rwndup U:!5 Farm llunlu 12:10 llulJtlln llolrd U:G Tiny's Counlr7Bymno 12:25 Ne101 0 01'11111 12:00 Noon -114port 12: 30 S.llll'da)l Matinee 12:15 Millie Just l'or You 1:55 NIWII Beat 11: I& ~~·· Guest llaM"rr 2:110 Saturday Ml!llnee 11:30 Mllsle Just l'or You 2:11 NIWI Beat 1:00 Platter PII1J 3:1111 Slturday Matlnot 4:!1t 1111._ lbo•Tua 3:55 News Beat t:SQ Local. Na,.. . . t:Qe. D11ctrJii wltb Dou . t :IK IIDwll.. Scoret 1:30 Tup Ten Rewa $:111 SUndown l!ilferulde · t:QO Ntwl SUDIIIIII'f IiilO Sip 011 1:11 Dinner Mullcale IIATVRDAY 1:011 ~ ••• 1:05 1:20 8:35 8:45 7:115 l:t6 Meip Ct Afr. Ezt. 7:00 NOWII 7:011 BreUtast PariJ 7:10 Newo 7::11 Pickens HardWIN (Tue&·TbW"II.) 7:110 Newo Roport 8:110 BreGt~PariJ 1:15 ~~ Bho•Thurt. 8:30 Van Pa - Sporta 1:45 llak• FumJture.Wed-J'rl I:U ()pill llcult 8:011 Newo a. j '1111 Good IJfe MU8le In AJr UDder ·Ohio 8k1oo Tbia Ia , lluale on. Top Ten Show 11:35 Top Ten Sbcnr (Dultooo) 12:011 12: U 12:30 1:00 1:00 1:00 Noon Newo Muoteal Inltrlude Rev. MerUn Teell Platter Party lulldown Sip Oft Serlllide 7:30 8i&n On 7:35 liniJx HGur 1:05 Herald ol Trutb 1:35 llolll' ol ~anc.. t:OO Wln1s of Jleallll& 1:311 Bible Speab 10 " .. 10:011 Volee of ............, 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 lilluntry iiYmD •Tlint 11:00 N,.. N- ··• 12:15 Tbt s.rdl · 11:30 Rev. Morlin 'IMis · 1:10 lllllf Gra!Wft 1:35 lAIUlll'llil llout' ·· 1:00 '1111 Qlurd! ~t"'Wiirt l:·lli 'l'be NaY)' ·l>lbiBi I:Si The Ilia U. 1:00 The Quiet 11Gur J:35 Sunday Sh010cue 1:00 Baptist lAyman's llllur 1:35 World In Review 1;00 Off Ill' COURSEI l!llT WI-lEN l'Hm" 'SPARK I S~ AQ IK ~NNIE'S CAGE, WI-IAT CAH Be 00NE9 �} ~~~~~~~~~~~o~.._l'F~eb~.~15~·1~964~ World Theme, 'Let Us FPray' 'd is "' 1 Around Ami ,. . . .: 18 ~ PRESEJIITED J ·~ !"~t>!:ru:lh1~ wltJI · Club C~Com~~turdly ~! gilts'.-were Meet. feb. ) 9 are Abouf .. r I ...... I I •• e. ..... ltwa&h••aJ"•• :tate board r'esutts s~ven. The Cb«<ter Collllllunity Uome tiHo TI'!.City s.wtns club met The world lbeme "Let Us sions. A opecW lund wm be Mrs Horace MeElhlrmeY sub- J)ellionstratlon Club wiD meet. 'l'htD'Iday ev•nl!\1! al her home 81 Pray," was earrled out In a used for college and lllllveralty aijtuttd In lbe Pearl St. Ele- Februiii"Y 19, at tho home o1 In Minersville. The evening " service of prayer 11ind pving at students . _and neweomen In mentary School tn Middleport Mn. Reid Yount. Topic 101" the IJM!nl socially and m sewmg, the World Day of Prayer Friday eommumlies. I this week for Mn. Ben Pbllaon mee!lng, beginning at. 10 a.m., after · whlcb the hostess served at the Mt. Moriab Baptist Ushers tor the service were · who was absent due to llll>esa. wm be "Meigs Cwnty Re- a de8oert eourse. Present were Church In Middleport. Women Beulah White, Mra. Lewl! Ssu- Dennis Saelens a student at . IOUrcea." Mn. Robert Rawlings, Mr.'· of four churches participated er, Jr., Mrs. P. L. Mitch and Rio Grande coneie 18 apendlng Darats are Holfl There wm be a polluek din· Millard Wildermuth, Ml!!l in the annual service sponsor· Mrs. C. R. Young. Mrs. Ernest tho .weekend with ·his parents, Of Church Clall ner,at noon, followed by an a!- Elizabeth Flck, Mrs . . Hiram ed by United Church women. Bowles d1strlbut..'tl the programs Mr. and Mn;. A(lolpb Saelens. Mr. and Mra. Dave Darst ternoou of texUle painting and Fisher, Mrs. Fred Leifheit, Mrs. Ervin Bumgardner, Mt, and welcomed the members. RDbert McE!hlriney, South Srd were hOflts to the Golden Rule ot)ler handwork. All Interested Mrs. Charles Riffle and M r 1• Moriah Church. gave the op- Mrs. Campbell Harper present- Ave.. Midcjleport, underWent sur· Class of the Middleport First pei'SOIJS are ursed to attend. Harlan ~hrung. erung welcome and read scrip- ed the plano prelude, ol!era~ory gery Thursday at Holzer hospit- Baptist Chureh Thuraday eve· '-~ ..:::.j--- ,•. ;1 ture and ?rayer .. She announc· and accompanied for the h)mn al In GallipoU... Mrs. McEihin· ning.. The meeting was opened IN WAVERLY TUESDAY A Cub; patriot l!Ying In I ed the bloodmobile and need smgmg. ney Is with him at the hospital. with prayer by the president, The Rev. Howard Ruppel! New y rooming hoUse defor donors. Pearl Hysell, Rutland, spent Fred Hoffman. · was In waverly Tuesday wbere slgoed a's flag. Following the hymn, "Praise Friday in Middleport with his Gerald Anthony presented de- he attended an Evangelism ' . Him" Mrs. Arnold Richards of si.ter and brother-In-law, Mr. votions entitled, "Such as 1 meeting of the Scioto Presby- Friday 1s' ob&.rved as the Sabthe Mt. Moriah Church also wei· tOg and Mrs. George Johnson. Have. 1 Give." During the bus!- tery. Rev. Ruppel! met other bath by the world's M.oslemL corned the congregation • n d Rev. and Mra. Fred I. Gnrd- nesa m'!eting -the group held • church representatives for a =::...::-...:::::....:.:..:..::--- read an article on the meaning ener have returned from a vi•it discussion of several clasa. pr(>. dlnner at the Scioto Motel Din- ts E llarrtnen and ChrlstlaD of the day of prayer. Mrs. Dale ."The World . in Our Heart' in Johnsoo City, Tenn., with jects, Dave Darst, prov~m ing room, Including w. II'. Me- Land·, Russellvtil~; C)'l'!!ll WhttWalburn of the First will be the theme of an mter· their daughter and family, Mr. chatrman, conducted a ser~es Cormlek Seaman Ohio• Lou· field Wayne Ogde~. Galllpolll. Central to Services on , ay ~ 'o ........... presented to Mn. Bradford Maar . when hiJ- jlillentr, -Mr. visiting "' • WEA'i'BD / "' ••' \ ! • i M'ddJ · · eporf . VOL XV . !'•• '!~ 1• 4 national program to be :r h e and Mrs. B. J . Shoun and daugh- of games and contests. - ' ing the litany service of A Wednesday to attend fun- sert course carrying out t h e anee with the congregation will precede the program services 'for Mr. Aires valentine motif at the close of ticipating. . begins at 7:30. Favor_s in keep- Waugh, 84, wh~ died this week. the evening. Mrs. Garnet Entsmmger of ing with the valentme theme Funeral services were held at the Heath Methodist Church. will be given. the Waugh Funeral Home in ATI'END CONFERENCE '' ' I Dwight Logan of Rock Springs Road. The meeting opened with devotions by Mrs . Myrtle Long.· given, Mrs. Gerald Pullins Eldon MIIGS THEATRE J bC 1 OCO S 0Up. e celebrates 50th Anniversary POMEROY. OHIO with the Inscription "Youth Choir," a gift of Mrs. Roy Hov•-11 TONIGHT ell was also served. Mrs. Ern· Lucille Ball and Bob Hope est Powell presided at thlee =~ I I iD bowl and Mrs. Larry M . "CRITIC'S CHOICE" served the cake. (Teehnlcolorl h named II Lucille Ball. Bob Hope, lolari· I P bs\ b resent were t ose a. ove and Becky Eblin, Lyn Maxwell, Rip Torn, Je• sie Royce Landis, Jim Backut D1ehl, Leooard Lyons, Linda "CAPTAI~ SINBAD" St~chert James Pullins, E~ (Technicolor) ary Arts which concluded the , w1th open .house at their home estme Powell, Mrs. Eugene Guy Williams, Heidi Bruhl, am' ion Laurel Cliff. and Nancy. Darla, Kathy Pedro Armendariz. pr.~ · I The table was beautifully dec· Dolores, Gary Pullins, ;&coabort business sessiM was 1orated with gold and Mowery, Ernest SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY ,!!li!\d"<ted by Mrs. Weeks, presi-\candles and candleholders and and Alonzo Norris. Fob. 16-17-11 ilt!tit. Mrs. Helen Bnckles was the three-tiered cake was Jahft Sturgett' Mrs. Jerry Pulllns, "' ...,and·ll "THE (Tecbnicolor) GREAT ESCAPE" ..0"'--ed ..,.,...... as a new member. ed and decorated by their eld·"- ~.1"0\ind robin get well card est daughter, Mrs. William Da· daughter, all <>I Columbus: a Steve McQueen, ~ameo Gam· 'lias sent to Mrs. Delbert Bruch. vis of Columbus. son Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs, er, Richard Attenborough, The wonder box sent by Mrs. There was also a bride doll Athens; A granddaughter,Mr. James Donald, Chas. BronI.&Wi'ellCe Smith was awarded cake baked and decorated by and Mrs. Hubert Wolfe. Sumner: son, Jamea Cobum. tO Mrs. Weeks. Prayer by Mrs. Mrs. DS.vis. The chi1dren pre- and Mrs. Mary SUles, Mrs. Colorc.rtoon Bentz closed the meeting. sented their parents a large Gordon, Beverly •• '•~obs, II office Runningcloses time:8:00 3 Bro. P.M. Bo1· gold vase tilled with yellow Jacobs, Jeff Pullins No In~eue in A•-•-·tOD. . . d A vaIen t me qmz was con uc1· Pu"'-1 ~ -• b M' D th Lon roses. uum, all of Co umbus. ~ Y 15 ~ oro Y g Mrs William Pullins of Col·l;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l'.i several .quiZZeS o~ hymns . ' ' . \- . Oller, D, a -. ., -.,, 'Supplelhent To . ..' M·" ' W · :134567. • 10 111213141~ . , flanked by Middleport Chief of Pollel 1aild County Prosecutor Bernard Fultz. 'li"garet Singer Oi)er, mother of four of 'I Photo, 16 11 11 '10. ~ihr'·ili 23 24 25,. 212hf . - . .. . . . •.. " ,ns Saturday tlonsblp with another man who ~ife's novelty she also bad not married, Siler· tt. ill Hartenbacll said. These three L to the sher· children live in Proetorvllle. >terrogated by It was · discovered that Oiler f*iff Harten- wao unempl~ and had • · dnr Fultz. W. claim In ·lor disability eompenne Bureau of satlnn for an Injury to his ba !IE !!,lion at Lon- he TeceiV'id while working for \led Sunday the vUlap of Middleport. He ~ immediate- had $9.8'!, • knife, and two .l!vestigation. handkerchirill In his posseodaughters sioo wh~ he was laken to the ·rvious reta- tCoDIIDued oa Pap Two- .. ' . ~-NDAY, fEI. 16 through SATURDAY, FEB. 22 c.,r •m~~P 'P.tchlng Plaster lniHlor Paint Interior or exterior 4' x 8' panel!:. All standard plys. low 40cpkg. a.~~ M 4'xl' Penel Jacobs, Columbus pre- Latex base. Full ranee of colors. s~ elal eolors mixed. AI low as ' ~· . $1.29qt. $3.52 '., ..... ,........ for al the punch bowl, and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs served cake, Mrs. William Davis the lr.e eream. Mrs. William Da••1811 ted varlouu colored 1 d :;~ts ":r:h were served in a • tiered erystal dish. Mr. Jacobs was trustee of Sa.list1ury township for 11 years f SPEAKER ANNOUNCED served on tile county s e b n ol .. and was central commit. ; 'llu! Rev. Charles Jenkins of teernan. ~limore will he guest speak· All of their children hut ooe . for the Evangelistic Crusade belong to Fr.ee Methodist Chur· at the EUB chureh ches, the ol.ber belongs to we .. ~ ~l'uP)~ Plains, February 16 leyan Methodi•t Church at Ath20. The Rev. Eugene The Jacobs received many En1e.".'on,, pastor of the Tup- lovely gifts, cards and letters. Plams Clrcmt w11i speak Out of town guest included 21-28. 'There will be spec- Mrs. William Davis (Theo), da11-ll music by local and outside ghter; Mr. and Mrs. William each evening. Saturday Jacobs (Betty) daughter; Mr. bur»rv 22, the Uhrig ~ro!h-lii'ii.i.i""'iiiiii;.;_=;;;iii;;iiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiii will sing. The public Is In· blll·payl•w time I In acoustic or non• acouolic typ ... Several paHemo. As 1141, lowas..... lSC ft. Asphalt, Vinyl, rubbtr. Good selection colors and paHer111. As low as .. oq. 15~ ft• . J3c "'~ft. . ,. llllfiNIIHID ,JIIINIIUII ••• d nor tDWR to pay bii!'For COIIVIIIIencl and l4lftly In settling obligations, antlgtt• tint wlaMatlc rtwlpls, start a chtcldna account at 111r bailk. MS ·' . W•~ b~.ill. ~ ... Ready to install. AU. 'lti'ctioll of pieces. standard sizes in $14·95 .. aow ... , Dl:a~n . 595·00 5 ' tween eellini joists. :. .. ~ 3lc':: · ..-ltOv,\tiH!o ' ' MIIWioport, Ohio c., li 1 . $eyeral One: c..,. • ,,11 ~.Fallin ·,, • .... ' both at this Greece, partners In NATO, opposite Ides. Such iDle~' ·j ·Y was to af·l v:~;; eould load w war af. of the situa-1 f; the whole Middle East. ( and see what Kyprianou reaffirmed liiti stand that any 1 bout stopping ·. .,n Greek and peace force sent to CyPfll' over should he under auth<Wilf Gl Western the U.N. Beeurity Council• cted Cypru President Archbishop Makarlo rejected an original al fighting, Anglo-American proposal I« · ~ d more IO,OOIHnan NATO force to po. •)eeemher, lice the island while a negotiated poliijeal setUemenl II •ought. For the past ei8bl daya he also bas rebuffed varloua modifications of the proposals. Tbe United Stilteo and ~ al first sought k> keep tha ey. prus uealion out.i of tbe IJecuri. ty CouncU w avoid ?"log· II» door to a )l'l"''ihle Soviet n1o. Britain finally tile l - Soviet meeting after d Aqlo-Amorlo rked on a negot;ialkm with lllaUrlo law that failed and the Cypruo euvera• relrickllans Jll'fqi6NII 111 appeal 1D lbe Jarantee equal world orpftilatloll. S... "! If ltoey ca•'t olestroy D.hy, He llalhd as tile liero of a Max lraool -.1, was •lli11Iit i• lila J.... Smart-Marl.,. Dillriclt moyie, r..rJowe6 &, two _... i'lan he fMlll' up loa a - FriciOJ night Hriet oa ABCTV, ...Outry,"wi.. Jain81' Gcwia in tile ti... nile, Is deacribeol 01 a and - "'itht·llealhd ...... m... few . aws , · Watching ~irisAnd Pre.ss Agents " ., B\' l!:llllKlNE JOHNSON · IIOU.YWOOD - (NEAl-We ban it ba111f "The Offlclal Girl W....," liliiwal. PUbllsber: •"lbe lnternatlonal aie<!ptilli M'u: Gorii9a's offer to ~ Socie1J ot Gli'l Watchers:" Sl(>. ~:~·~-;:::-· . room at tbe Blue AngeL · pa: "AD lor fun- fun f..: aU." with Mu:'•· former pan.We, bave also at band a pliOwho will reopen tbe ·' topaph ol a abapely eat.eyeil . :: one· · jiiOVIe bl<llde ll8llled Chris the 11wnet of • ~~ ~~~ l!it ~·· bole bas ·~en ~ u ....., ~ ... ·~~iieSt diJIIng personnel : mcivie, ('sp~ •ill ~ RaiD." ~·••-~~ ~.~ · PaviUon at the World'lli ·. Allo at hand Is a eommunlq, _,, · d •;·t. ae from Allied Artlsll · ·' lludio · to·ast ; . JaS'bli that Miss Noel 18 THE ._.. ·• GIRL TO WATCH In this rnov•: ' ... ..'c~, ,.. SA' iBB IS? The m. ·Sodety ol Gli-1 AI . .$4.13 SOoq. low • .,..,. ' ft. I . "~' ' .. :~ ·' " !1.1etodebate. H: I~:;~~~~:t:he threat of miUiarJ ask for by TurkaY ' R~ING , , Allphlllt · llliBilM. Toutlh. duroble. GOod coloro. . . · ' •. . . •~>'*· -· ,,, ·~, r, l..•·l'•<!f 2 · ~or. Smooth' ·~ 1 I 1 '' ' Menlllat , ••.,., De!ih1t -tilaur~ low Ql, •••• EatY to uae. Juat plaee be- U,mbcr ,....,..,: il•uJ •• Syda;l, BAKER fURNITURE 19_25 stock. As $ INSULATION The.FARMERS BANK and Savirlgs ComiJany FUR ITURE .' - ,, . Conflict Ham! • -3- RO Flooring •• 'lieU of Uverpool. Julie could bardly wait to take over, but the : scripla and conMany o( th41' l!lial\llwer!ld quesl.iolls Ill·· *f.l!i:tf, kept pouring ID, and oow abe's the Frank Siria!J:il 'Jr'! kidnaping 1118Y not · Sdl~uied to' start "Sound of Music" as ~answered eve~ ~fleJ' the curreilt tl'W· :•~lllf& she finishes "Emlijo," so it'll be a Gf the alleged kicbjaws. Some witness-, loq -~ before abe geta around to new es whO could ~ . regaJ"1!ild as linpo~ant , ~pcov~ and other houseWifely details to the prose~t~Uon or the defeuse have in London. · · Virginia Ruark appeared at the Chal!egun ~ clis,Pi!IY .an. unli81!11 · &hynesa abo!Jt testifyln,,, so the eventual cUteof .teau Madrid the other night with Ava ebarac.t~ ~Y ilo~ be aa interesting as Gar<jner1. and was quite funny on the the pa1ve folan jn the ,Stteet would ex~t . subjec:t of iep6rta from Madrid that her ••• The notes Van Jo)lnson made during ex-husband, writer Robert Ruark was on his recent hospital '!lege would . be the the verge of marryiiig Faye E~erson. ll~m of ~ i0<1d book- ~r at_least; a mag- One quote: !'I went thro!~gh those same azme arti,cle • :· . N~ Coward p~~YI a rumors 15 years ago," (Well, some meli pzoqucer ·~ii!J Sain Mey~ take longer .t han others to propose.) mmplete wtth the Riviera hotne and · ~ .: .. , • • ·* yw;bt-in t)le nfw movie "Paris When.It · J!eter. DucbiJi tells' pals that if hla _su.zll!s," and a hip _Broadway au<Uence Summer TV series deal tui'llil out to be that saw a preVle": tbe other ulgbt had lueraUve enough, he'll abandon his plan ;.. ·no difficulty_ldentifying the teat life to become an actor on the strawhat circult this season • . . PhllOIIOphy by ~ ' ebap on whom .t he cb8raeter ill based. Tbe statistics on "Dr. Strangelove~ ~e.sa Ira Pursteilberg: "lf "there is to be are starWng. If It does /IS well in other another romance In my life it probably ~eil- as it has in New York, it will out· will be wl,th an EngllabmPn. Tiley .do not ·' ' poss ·''The Ten Cilnubandmenta" anlt . seem.to mind if a glrf<'bas loved or been ·~Ben Hur" ,as the ,lnd~s aU-time wiJio... lOved ·- by otliq men" .. · I.Jnda Darnell niln. •George C. Seo&t iste~ the. pii:tUI"e; •Is quite u(li!ei aver ~~1"!1<, ijlat' llave •t he's probab· ·~n elreulatt~,~g IJ) Europe linking her ....Ill fact, he's so good Iy even now mmp()slng' :hla letter of re- with the J~hn Bln:h Soclety.•She bas ask. :.: <(IIW 'to.' the'·AcademyAward committee.·hed ben .gOOd friend. and frequent escort, ... ' ·'''· Tbe•Bentle~·are so ·Dr. Pbilip ~vros. w.belp ber aqueteb them .befprt ttae;Yo beco!D8 •· more wideliP~ :·...Llonet Hampton will be the -oileillnl "'ttractlon at Jazzland, the big aWing club at ~e New Ycirk .w orld's Fair. of Is· lining up ~ iU-ttar group for >!Qie. g; wbleh starts'APril 22nd. · ~;;.,~':"~:bby Short luii: Changed hla · mind . m CEILING TILl In all standard b'Pe8 Beat 81'1dO. As low· trig' ·rrr·"Stop 8'y ·DOROTHY i<iLGALLEfi l 1 , , ma~Jiiiformerly the home of Lord Rus- BRO.ADWAY BULLETIN ·BOARD, • Plywood fO , Sinatrt. Y..~ N:ot As lnte~tmg As ~pected . ~.....-.., Easy to u&e.. Ju1t add water and it'J read7 ,for Only 0 ------------- ....... 1 . registered the guests, «~ tRY CLEANING 10 lk $2 ROIINSON'S . ~ by buying your home fix-up needs from us now while pricu are low. decorated with yellow flowers MR. AND MRS. JACOBS Mrs Ben Buck gave 8 read- I ing o~ Feburary, Mrs. James\ Mr. and~ Mr~. Pearl Jaco Will on tht• Lincoln Memor~al, celebrated theor 50th and Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Febru~ ] a~niversary Sunday, Jan. TYPE fated which halti!d I' • PRICE FtVE cenl ~== ".""- M '' 1 r-_...._~~~y~our ice cream. cake and punch and a eake Iced in choeolate and Weeks, and "Our First Martyr Pt-esident," Mrs. Paul Frick. A ;>aem, "Prayer." was read by Mrs. Thomas Bentz and an article, "To Abraham Lincoln" by Mrs. Goeffrey Wil•on. COIN-OP MiAMIresumed' unl<llf llilif Valentine Party /s EnJ'oyed by Youth Group ''What to Give Up in Lent," Mrs. Carl Moore; "Jesus's Ev· Mrsted.Wllsol n,tinafle,bowhlch a va en e x was open~ ed and each received a valen· tine· The valentme theme was nmed out In the decorabo•s ,fpd refreshme•ts. Present ~ named abOV< and lijtley Brown and Mrs. king, Elberfelds In Pomeroy,. . . 'i ' t , _i9 m Mrs. erlasting Arms," Ml's. time to be added. AT THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. m\ru 'l ' ' Mrs. Florence Holley w assohtess to the Willing Workers class of the Enterprise EUB church "11tursday veening at the home Three readings were -- · · They are valuable. Bring them in any. Special guests will be child- Gallipolis with burial In Waugh Five members of the Syraren of the county home and Jn. · cemetery. Mr. Aires cuse Methodist church attendternational students of the youngest of the qlder ed the Fourth quarterly confer· University including · who had Jived in tne ence held at the Rutland MethFeller of La Paz, Bolivia; homestead for 160 odist chureh. They were Mrs. hert Amar, of Panama City, . Herbert Parker, Mrs. Estill nama: Mguyenh Hau, VIetNam: Russell McElhinney. who grad- Moore, Mrs. William Etching· a~d Jose R. Loen, of Cuba, recently from the Andrew er. Mrs. Helen Damewood and who will participate In • College In Columbus, Is Miss Marcia Karr. panel diseussion. - - -- - Deacons and Deaconesses will he In charge of the event with Miss Phyllis oachim, chair· ~an of the food, and Fred Le" · the program. Special music w111 be presented by the tour "beatles" of_ Middleport, Jud· son Wh1te, Clifford Beaver, How· and Byers and D1ck Wiley, who w11l play various kinds of mus· Tbe Youth Fellowship of lc: Mr. J. H. Grate, Mr. and Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mrs. Paul Haplonstall, Mrs. church enjoyed a valentine par· Lillian Stell! and others. ty Thursday evening in the ree-l 1 reation room the parsonage w~ following choirofpractice. Prayer by Mrs. Gerald lins opened the m~;:i~t!r:r;~l:l~~; ll FOR ALL OCCASIONS ed by the reading of I 2 by the Rev. Eugene Gill. We wtre !lowers everywhere Mrs. Lany Miehael was wei· WY 2 311, corned as a new member. DAY or G T ~!::,t~• ~~"J,edA:d nrlzesll PomeroY Flower Shoo Mary Jordan, Susie Tracy llrs. Mi\lard Van Meter Betty and Linda Haggy, a!te1c II WE GIVE TV STAMPS which valentines were exchang- w. Main Pomeroy ed. :;;;;;====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;- Mrs. Holley is Hostess For Class Meeting ' ' f" :,dl . MONDAY, ·fE8RU'ARY 17, 1964 I' Anna Margaret \G NeiP"O, rn Oliver-It, Middleport, •• abot 01\ the lellllde 411 ller jaw oneo with a double lllrrel 12 gauge aiJot8un· *"<! dled lnltantly SUnday abWI 1:51 p. Ill·· accprdlolto Melgo Cwntt torIller Henry Ewtnc. Jaek Lou Oller. 34, • cncblan, 2'17 Ollver-st, MJddieport, Is being held by Mlddl,port Chief of Pollee Hod> j;Ukej> *"<! Sberiff Robert c. ~h In connecUon with the ah'!'Jl~DB· Sberlff Hartenbach laid Jack 111111 Anna Marcaret luld newr been ltplly married. She wu found lying In 8 pool of blood In bed with her ha!MIJ .OOVe her head 111111 their twin 11011!, and Mlke, agea S, ly· nell to her dead Be Thrifty! Seve· all of your saleslips; ==---- MELANIE KAY HUNDLEY Mr and Mrs French w. Hundley, Jr., 1139 E. 22nd Aven.ue Colu~bus, announce the engagement and apP•'Oa hing marriage of their daughter Melanie Kay, to Mr. ~owell William Noe, son of Mr. an'd Mrs. Tony Seyf. ferle, 2171 Middlehurst Dr., Columbus. Miss Hundley attended Ohio State University and is presently a Jumor at Mt. carme l School of Nursing. Mr . Noe attended Ohto State University and is now serving with the U.S. Navy in San Diego, Calif. The wedding will be an event of April lith at Kohr Memorial Presbyterian Church m ,Columbus. Miss Hundley is the granddaughter of Mrs. Georgia Williamson, Harriso_nville Rd. - ' ~! 01 fte.~lf .J ·a .~ ' Shop Tpnight Until 9 dinner gave the prayers of intercession from the Orthodox tradition and the prayer requests of women around the world including those of Africa, Asia and America. Mrs. George Anderson, First Presbyterian Church, the re-dedication of the offering which will go to missions brood and at home , hospitals, foreign s.tu~ents, migran~ wor~ers, Chmt1an colleges m ASia and Africa, literature for mis· ' ~ ' ' G, S day IVen On un . meditation for the ed at the Middleport First ters, Barbara and Susan. traveling prize, donated by Mrs. with Mrs. Harry Houdashelt of Presbyterian Church Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Athey Darst waa won by Mr. Hoff. the First Bat>tlst Chureh Feb. 16. Waugh) were in Galli- man. The hosts served a des- ·« ~Y-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 258 f Internationa p be tam tO Presbyterian Church, gave t'- ,., i enttue t': a member oliSGW, ~ternatl• al SGW President Joe lleagla stalked l,llril on lbe oet a • round tbe lot without ber 11111o peeling • c- thine- j mate 5 1 Finally, Pruy Beagill up to her, tipped blo bat 111111 handed her a raijng card wilk:la ber: "Y'"' bave beeD walcl!ed · Khrus~bev I. mist laws that i1f a member of the IDternatiGIIal Society of Girl Watcben." Tbe rating eard bad printed irades rallling fro111 "e:tceJ. lent" to ~'EI:t-10," but ams 101 a wrfte.ln .1'Wblv1' (IQm Bea8ill; children: of returrung to b)formed Nql....... Meip Dra'WB ita · Share of' Gu Tullll Dlatributioll of W,811,255.50 Ia gasoline ftciae to tbe polilical subdlviliODll of the llata was announced today by SID Auditor Roger w. Tl1lcy. The payment Included $1,'180,• 1100 to tbe eountlea .t tbe nta of $20,1100 per cent; ~,5111,1)11 rnment to the •,J:M towDsblpa al tbe away the rate of fl,200 per town!bip, a , J divorce $3,112,455.40 to ~ citlel IIIII !Ide more en born out yijiages - II» lint dislriiJol. ttoil to be inlde to the mliiiLc~ palltles lhia JMf. 'l'he dlslri. butlnn "' tbe eltiee 111111 vll1agel ~~~ by county inelildeJd p,161 ta Meigs. · I e by postcard xpressed leader i utioo that i Jld be ' need for ::n . t\.1. ! l ~ ANNI'IIlNCL lllPI'BR ll'he P-ori unln:NI!~:l:: IICIIoOI � 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 15, 1964 bowman diles