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OHIO

Scheduled
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Lenten Services

Trustees
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"LASSIE'S GRaAT
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Janette Scott.
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with toro """"' In a slate
Isolated lotl!!homesa and
more still. 19 be picked.
The trial ._., ocheduled
resume at
a.m. EST. Stale's

"PALM SPRINGS
WEEKEND"
(Technicolor)

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froy o·onhue, Connie Stevena
1'y Hardin, Stefanie Powers,
Robert Conrad.

ottlirneya

to complelll • tbe penel. If
judge carr!M through with
warning of
nlaht seSI•ion•l

"Take it

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things
faster.
CHATTANOOGA,
f&lt;nse •""!!!•Y• were expectecj
to call Tfamslers
James It lfplla lo tbe aland
day to
cluorges by
government lhat he

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Saturday
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businesslike way to pay. lc's swift and safe.

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makes for easier bookkeeping - and provideo
automatic ret:'eipts.

1:1:011 Sgt. Prestoa
1:1111 Expi011JJ&amp;
2:00 Mr. Wizard
2:30 Soulbenl Baptist !loUr
,,30 Sports HigbiJshla
1:30 Greater News Orleaoa
Golf TllW'DIIIDilDI
4:30 Big Ten Baaketbali
1:00 Saturday Report
6: ~ News &amp; Weather

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PuPYour Personal Anancas on a BusinessRke Basis:
Open and Use a Cbackln&amp; Account Here!

The FARMERS BANK

and Savings Com.pa.ny
Member Federal Rosorvo System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor•flon

POMEROY, OHIO

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7:30 En !'ranee ·
1:00 C&amp;ptaill Kangaroo
t:OO Alvin ShoW

Wayne's'Co4dy'
Meet Mr. Nolan

1:30 Tean. Tundo
10:00 Quick Draw McGraw
10:30 MigbiJ Mouse
11:00 Rm I'in TiD
11:30 Roy Rogers
12:00 Sky~
12:30 Do You Know

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'ibe sequence wae fUmed In
Deceml&gt;er, at nlgbt, and Nolan
.;.as slated to join Wayne · Ia
the ke water o1 Barcelona harbor. "I had a 4 a.m. caD, but
when I arrived an a!!Sialant ciJ.
recl&lt;lr said, 'You don't naJJ,y

3:45 Talking !lands

t:OO CBS Golf Classic
5:00 Championship Bridge
5:30 Th• Eerly Show
7:00 Lawman
7:30 Jackie Gleason
8:30 T'le Deleodets
9:30 Phil Silvers
10:00 OUnamoke
11:110 News
11:15 Late · Movie

10:15 Social Security
10:30 JeliODII
11:00 C..per Certooa
11:30 lleaDy &amp; CecU
U:OO !lugs llunnJ
:12:30 Allokozam
i:OD FJJck..
1:30 AmerleaD Bandstand
:30 alaneoge Golf
:30 Dance PariJ
:00 World a1 Spottl

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Alden sald the selection was made after "careful consideration of recommendaFARMER FEEDS QUALITY HAY_ Ivan Well. Minersville R. D. 1, is feeding quality hay he bas -erown OjJ
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tru-:e hls farm to one of hls dairy cows. Quality hay is grown by using lime, fertilizer, and good management. Mr. WeU
:~:~~!rcoJ::'~i~ .. Y used .soil recommendations from the County Agricultural Extension Service, and ASC helped furnish- some of
Th0 1 of Martino
the lime. Thirty years ago when Mr. Well moved to his present farm, hay production was only a balf·ton pir
bad al~e~ed an altemate : . acre. Farmers can get information on high hay production at the Meigs A,rea Forage Clinic Wednesday from 9:31
c&lt;mialning liO acres. But I h 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the Episcopal Church Parish bouse in Pomeroy, East Mam-st. - Sentinel Photo.
selection was based on a be·

G0 ldwa te r 'S R a·
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L k • Wh
oo zng
eezy ~:~ ::~ta;~~:'e";!:: Meigs Health Resources are Topic

Teanu!frs President's 1962 eon- . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some of the experienced po· Alden said long-range pJan..
fplracy trill at .Nashville.
htical mechomcs ,m the GOP have ~gun to look at Sen. nina, made po6slblt tht&lt;&gt;up lei· All Interested sroups are Jn. This meeting first wao set l teer health organizations are Chopter of the National 1nfan.
Barry Goldwater s campaign orga~nzabon as a wheezy ialstlve approprlallcw, would Yited to send representatives up to provide training for two helping in public health.
tile Paralysis Foundatioo, the
CAPE II!NNEDY which can run only &lt;lownbtll.
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becln this spring. A btiDI!b ®!- to the Meigs county Health Jle. Leaders from each of the 13 ; Dr. H. M. Boocks, County Pomeroy Liona Club, the Melgs
leo's ~UI Ranger· moon
ag~nts brush off the criticism by
lege program currenUy Is be- 11011.. , Leaders' Tl'ainlng meet· Home Demonstration Club group Health Commissioner, and his county Crippled Children's Soonce.,~, lor launch this week, that the campa1gn sel·up .is merely goill8 throuyh
ina operated at Martins rerry Jng Thursday, febl'uary 27th, tO in Meigs County. With the co- staff will present information ciety, and the Mei!l" . CountJ
has ~- dflsyed untU the end mal and predictable orfamzation pains. .
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Hlp school.
. a. m. to 2 p. m. lri the dining operation of the Parent Teach- from the public health stand· Mental Health Association hove
ol ~ Jll the earliest.
Goldwater af~nts brusb off the crlt!Cl&amp;m by saymp The site near Sl CliJntllti room of Presbyterian Church ers County council Presidenl, point. It is understood that two been invited to send represenla·
: A ·~ , IJIMcy spokesman that the camp11pn set-up iJ l!lerely VOIDI through
II lnteroeeted by U. S. 40 and In Mlddleporl
Mrs. Harold Sauer, and Mrs. additional propos&lt;!d programs lives to diacu" the beatlh proAid ~~JY . '!'at the d ' o
_and wedictable organl2allonal
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by Interstate 70. T b o
Frances Spencer, President of ineluding "venereal
diseases grams of their group.
IPfO'! tjiCllll)l I!Otwuil
, Slnct ~ -•Billatlan · Gl
lncludeo a tJII)O,OOO tuber·
the
Meigs
County
Home
Demand
our
teen-agers,"
and
"dia- Any group interested in the
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·-'larlum hoiJidlnl, tho
onstration counil, eah Par- betes detection," will be dJs.. health of Meigs County's cltJ.
A.prU ' iill"eaiJY:i.flly
N.,.~•nuor;•·J!IIllllcd~- pollaltt ~t hut olherl Jn.
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ent Teac""ra AsiiOCiatioo or Pa_r· cussed as well as the other tens is invited to senp one or
equipment .. lor two
ilndleailjd a · - • erosion llit ,tbe biadqUirlerl team ll farm and adjoinlnl .11!14.
ent Teacher!! Orgamzation m programs now '" operatino.
more deleflatea· ~ the meeting.
Mars obotil ih November.
of support IJlt Goldwater IJlt dOini dtil bolt possible
the C&lt;lllllty also has been Invii- Seven voluntary health organ- Those attending are invited te
traekln, gear obut down, I h e lhellepubllean preoldentlalllOIII- One pcoblem now
ed to send two representatives. lzations Including the M e t g s bring a sack lunch to aave
earliest date for the Ranger-7 lnat11111. Despite the lneilnalloo the Goldwater DIIDagers lo
The program wiD be two-fold. County Heart Association, Meigs time. · Qlffee .will e furnished.
shot Ia tbe and ol May.
eeme polltlclana to dlsmlu senalon omong their own
providing Information on serv· County Unit of the American Arrangements for the meetins
the poDs U meaningless, !hay lowers, notably In New Hamp.
Ices and facilitles available ln cancer Association, the Meigs hove been a pert of the Meigo
SANDUSKY - A New Yorl UIUiily have subatantiallmpact shire, F'lorlda and Callfornle, an
C tJ
ll(eigs
County concerned with County Tubercul .. ls and Health! County Extension Servic pro1
CentriOI railroad passenger train on the people wbo wiD be na- slates with presidential prJm.
DALLAS . (UP! .- ldozen~ 0 publi health and on how voJun. Association, lhe Meigs County gram.
oidaswlped Jwo deraiJod freight tlooal conventlon cleleples.
aries.
DaDao mailed IJrst
nations ~;---;-:;.--;-:--:-;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;;~~~;;---;-;:----;cars ... the city's west s I d. H lbe polio .......... ltlm
Ieday to build ~ memorial to
Sunday. nl8ht, but there were problema, Goldwaler'o RopabFIVE
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tho !ale President Kennedy
BOOSTERS URGED
lieu &lt;!riJieo tJdak lbesa
DAY
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near the spot where he was as~
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110 injuries.
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A raljroad• spokesman
bletlll an be'-• ..
lloatben aad Cealral Obit:
Death ol a e&amp;-year-old 0 a t sosslnated In their city just
'ne A etic oosters w t .
the r-•·•t en route from Tole- by lbe way ~ ••m~palp •• T e - ' - - ~· ·v-- ••
man, Henry Hal~ was allll over three months ago,
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County Sherlff'a d.,.
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school cafeteria. President Wilr
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onto a. control oldlng to pennll A lrequenl target ol th..,. mal bllli - ; JowiWt. Cot&gt;- parlmenl.
marble structure, allbough not Funeral servtces _for M r s. liam Morris urges all members . Three persoh. were , __
the Cbl!)ogooto-Boallm New
Is his eampalgn hes&lt;l· IJnoed coW lltnqltoat the per- J b E
J ckso C ty complete, were announced on Mary Peoples Leifheit, 84: for· to attend because ol important m a one;ar ace1dent SUnday,.
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land Stales Lbitlted to
directed by Arizona lod. Ulhl mow TUesday pd
n v~ns,~ ~ oun the three-month ..Wversary of merly of Pomeroy, wbo doed at business to be discussed. This West Mam-st near Locusl·lll at
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wbon tWil lmlbt cars
friends ol Goldwater without ex· •I• lA aur the ead a1 'lito
In bJa Ybo
the Nov. 22 assassmatlon by a her home in Mansi1eld Satur· concerns the new bleachel'll 3:40 a. m., Pomeroy Pollee No
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Pollee .aald the derailment
in notional e111DJ!8i8no.
ed about two mlleo sou":' of~~ contmittee ol 2fi civic leaders day afternoon, will be
h~ld that were to be purchased and ported ~ay,
parently was caused by a
Hill H
alone 1 the 11m Salurday.
Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. m Ewmg a change in ilte by-laws.
The drt~er, Ronald Lee Man0 was
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ley, 19. Middleport, was Jajured
was malle.
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The victim was foond slump- dorsed their unanimous desire Mrs. Leifheit was a member u w - on his right knee encl recelve&lt;l
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ed In a kllcben ebatr • and lhenJ for a monument In Dallas to of the United Methodist church FREE CLOTIID(G DAy
• bump. on his head.
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wu ev~ ti fire '" th her late husband and 1 g~l by in Pomeroy, and the Capital The Saivatioo Anny will hold Freddie Pullins and Ronald
LONOON- Wayne A.
lng, 24, MI. Slerlln&amp;, and
ft' ft'
~=~tc.;:din~
to the Ja~u: the memorial .,.,;..mittee to the City Chapter No. 3 Disabled free clothing day Thursday at Hanson .. both passengers ml
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ou $10 million llbrary being built American Veterans AuXJhary m 9:30 a.m. until 12 noon at
from Middleport, were lmoeltol
~ New Ho"•"" w- to
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around
8:30 p.m., SaturColumbus
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pear before Common
me 400 me~ and women of Melga county,_ all out ay.
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Survivor are two sons Bent. county is welcome .
Manley was travelfill ·
Judtle Gerald A. 88,...
wort and havmg to travel each week to Gallipolts to An autopsy wu expected to en • you m
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Mansfield· 'Edgar
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on West Main..t w1ten he on cbargea resu1llnc from
· for unemployment benefits and jobs, are b!&gt;- reveal tbe ouct eause of death . Contributions to bolb memo- PY 1eo c"i mbus· 8 'brother
MAKES DEAN'S LIST
a .,.,rve. toot eontroJ,
wild $-hour eocape
curiouaMlabd'!'llt wrtbyPothls baa~..~.:
ana Theaccomanrdlna tolasShert Ill E:Y· ~··~:;;"';. ':~~~ D.f.: ..;'!a~~ ~..':,r, V;terans H..: William Gene McKelvey,
skidded aroond In the llreet,
from the MadlltCit .
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u epo • · meroy Duowess men,
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McKelvey, Portland, has
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era Banll: of GOOd Hope at
• ~ pro~!de cost-fre.e facilities in Mi,&lt;l&lt;llef!Or!
BIC Asent Tom Wagner, Lon- 434 of the D= ~I" .::•ce. Grove cemetery wi:h the Rev. semester at Marietta College. The driver was cited to llfal"'
Hope In Fay.U. County and
'ltin~ant office unit! recently malntaaned tn
&lt;ion, · 0 ., Is as•lstlni Evans on , ~~rs ~dd~Ken.;co~em!n':; Melvin
Alkire officiating. He is a junior majoring
in
Coort Tuesday for net.
otber robberleo Ia thla area. eroy town hall.
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sunp
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Friends may call at the Ewina business and is a member
less operation.
Sherlff Herbert 'llllarkley
It Ia becoming more evident dally ~at while the Ohlo
Fund were routed correcUy by Fu r I h me any time.
Alpha Slgma Phi fraternity,
Other acllvi"! was the llnlnl •
Massie and Downbic
Bureau of Unemployment Ia wrangling with the U. S.
postal workers.
ne a 0
Gerald PulliDa, ~. ft.
dltlaital e11arpo of
Department .of Labor over its alleged proper •bar,
Entry Received in
They had already handled
D. $5 and costs for ...... GVI!l'
theft, kldDaplng · and
. federal money, the people of Meigs county (and of
R 088 Bond Needed
moM than 700 such letters sent
0 Hot
er
double ~Dow Jines saturday Ita
robbery • a rtlldl a1 the
other small Ohio counties) most unable to bear the
Offlclala have received on en· &lt;luring the past three months
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the court a1 Mayer Charles t...
urc1IJ bid ftr lreedam !It&amp;t enfl.
of extra travel must be the prime sufferers.
try from the Fourth District with IUMOStlons for the memogar.
ed 11ftor tbe po1r fled
most frequently heard observation about the
Court of Appeals' signed by rial, raiher 1ban cash or
Two E·R ealls on Sunday bto
five· eountlell and ·held
· of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
James comer staling checks. Still, a spokesman for
eluded nne at 5:40 a. m.
agea. They wore
Iii Mlddl&lt;!port, and Pomeroy buslneu
a $25,000 bmd h~s been the committee said about $1100
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Berth• Renfrow, Rutland lUI.
without mlllanee
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bomt Ia remot. 11111
the moat ridiculous thine I ever heard of."
pendency of IWJ appeal,
committee accOunt when the on conv1clion of unsafe operatiOn, patd htS . fmes (hiS Memorial Hospital, and at .1 1p.
mUla lrom bero ' Dtll'
BUC, faced with a eut in federal funds
Rou Clll be released from formal IDDOlfllCOment was son, Thomas
also_ was charged and convicted), but m. for Mrs. Vic Lellhelt, Na:rcothe.
offlcea, eliminated 17 parttlme eounty
Stale Penltenlllry pendlng made a1 the . IOt:m the tdbule Y!~~ts to explam 1ts c~rcumstances.
lor's Ron HtU, who fell 8Dd
rent and travel expease of clerical JM!O' lht result of the appeal if the wou1c1 take.
I JUSt want my neighbors .
injured bel' leg and waa ~
offices. Tbe ael result was that
Is posted. He Blllfered 1 Dr. Luther .Holcomb, execu· and'. friends to know I'm not a lleve he hod a clea_rance to
ported 1o Melgs Memor1811f4i.
now are for~d to travel Into
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heart attack J81l, 11 and wu ttve director of the Dallas.CIIllll- babituallawbreaket, and ne11h- ceed on to Holzer man emer· pital.
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"malo offices are maintained (In .
conflnecl 10 a boopllal He wu cU al Churches · wae a spokes· er my son nor myself are hot geney fashion.
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commit- rocltrets," he told The Daily He went throUgh red IJshts,
of the fact that BUC
Cotltmon Pleas Court a1 -.1 teo _.ted ·by -former Mayor Sentmel.
first be~ sure there was no
TWO JAB.. D
big city staffs could
dOgree murder alllls wllo, Chill' Earl CaboU. Holcomb said that Friday In nne car .he was the ~ trafl1c, he sa1d, endan- Buddie cantrell, '1, lienor,,
the Nvlng needed. It allo Ia
lotte last year Jqll} Is servinl 111 the membon "were seized _advance perty for hJS. son in gefUlll no &lt;xte, be beli~ved. R. D. 1 was arreSted 1!111 Jai!i,
lllore
II&amp; sentenca In•the 0 b I o with pJei because wa lost a another car carrying Jamel! However, hJS and his son • ed by tbe !4eip ~ ~t_
or no Penltenlllry
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Sheets. Rutland RD 1, son ol real !~wed upon arrival at Ill's cleparlft!I!DI for inlllslc*ll[!lt w
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Mr. and Mrs. Otarlea Sbeeta, the hospital.
on State RWie 7 at 9:$41 a.·k. 1'11:
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to Holzer Hespllal. Sheets was . What lie termed
Otarles Tyree i.anpv~ a, l).,"i
,JOme
Mete• lleMQIIIMpllal ._.. · . ~ !he utmCJBt ,
painfullY injured whee a horae clfCUDIJtanees" had no
was arreotocJ, ~ . jailed
SATQiiDAY M&gt;IIIISS!ON.S -c ....~. Nq. ~·.,.!: fell on hJm.
dis.P""IIion of hls case,
sherlll's tieparlmeltt fa1&lt; .
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Wlllbr, ~; Gtr- ~- 1 ~~ ~~~ s~e- Hoplnlto plek up •
police sai&lt;i.
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and battarJ &amp;uldi\1! aut: ·:&amp; t
Gr~ . PGtiiUIL · to. !:"" - - ~escort, or at lust keep hiB son "Under the
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University President Vernon R. Alden, speaking for the trustees. said the
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Machtz Presented by· Barbara
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Voice of Broadway ••. reporting
ly DORO'THY KILGALLIN

All the sweating that Is bein&amp; done In
the . apple green courhoom with the lazy
apple ~reen ceiling fans is being done
ov.t r h1m.
. The lone crowded row of brilliant,
permaslve, charming deceptive tough
and reallltic lawyers Is split down t h e
middle over Jack Ruby's fate.
. The judge takes off his glasses a n d
mllpl his brow with a powder blue hand·
kerchief after a difficult legal decision.
Tbe Ion&amp; wooden church pews are filled
with hot and restless reporters straining
to -eatch every word from a prospective
jtU'Or that might affect Jack Ruby, fa·
vorably or adversely.
fbe tottldora or the courthouse a•·e
elcilled with guards, television cameras,
doJluUes, newspaper photographers, sh,.
rlfla•. balliffa, foreign correspondents. Vi·
siUne lawyers, judges from other floors,
well-dressed soft-voiced ladies who have·
n't enou&amp;h pull to get Into the courtroom but are content to sit on benches
or lean on wall• outaide and watch the
action.
The action revolves around Rub!·· Ru·
by the strip club owner. Ruby, the natty,
runty booz,.seller who scared the unfortunate airl dancers who peeled for his
cllltomero but could be charming and
jovial when • cop came Into his place.
His own lawyen - a formidable bat·
lety headed by Melvin Belli, a genius
In •11¥ courtroom - have documented
more than 100 Incidences In which he
demonstrated erratic and fri&amp;htenin&amp; be·
Footnote for Historians
DALLAS - The Carl Sandburgs of
the future will spend whole lifetimes try·
lng Ill analyze the drama of this week
and thla scene.
They will never be able to appreciate
tbt unparalleled Irony that exists today
in this proud and eraclous city.
What it all boils down to - after the
uaanlllatlon or a President, the wound·
inl of 1 governor the slaylq of a policeman and the k(lllnl of a man nobody
really lu!ew - · is little Jack Ruby.
The hustler In the black suit and the
very white ahirt, neal and nervous, Is
the lllr of a show at last. If he died tomorrow - and he won't - he would die
happy in the knowledge that he had
madt the bll time. . .

havlor long before Nov. 24. 1963, I he
day on which he strode pasl television
cameras to kill Lee Harvey Oswald and
give birth to more confusion and shame
and mystery than any other man has ev·
er before created with a single bullet.

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Perhaps Jack Ruby's brain is damag·
ed, as his defense claims. Perhaps he
killed Oswald during a period of "epi·
sadie disfunction," as his lawyers will
tell the eventual, inevitable jury. Per·
haps all killers are in "a rage state selz.
ure" another predictable defense
term - when they pun the trigger or
stab the heart.
But in court, Ruby is functioning pre!·
ty well. He is "zingy" - a Texas term
for jittery - and Inclined to worry over
small problema far removed from the
main peril, which is the death penalty.
W)len his sister visits him In jail, he
exercises extreme caution, writing out
messages to her and receiving her an·
swers In writing, for fear of being over·
heard; or speaking to her in Yiddish,
which his guards do not understand.
In an impassioned moment, lawyer
Belli described his client as "tensing
up very much." He said he didn't kno'l'
how lone Ruby ceuld stand the strain
or a trial, or the waltin&amp;, the bein&amp; cag·
ed, let alone the hours he faces on the
witness 1tand.
Yet little more than an hour later the
defendant bounced quietly back into the
courtroom, lightly, lik• a dancer under
clumsy guard.
I was atandlnc by the bar railln&amp; a•
he turned to take his seat and he broke
into a quick amlle, gave me a friendly,
bird-like nod, and said "hello." Brightly.
Then everything quieted down and as
Judge Joe B. Brown returned to t h e
bench Jack Ruby became just a head
In the crowd up front - a bald pate sha·
dowed by a few pen-strokes of black
hair.
It was sickening to think that the trial
waa taking plate because of a visit to
Dallaa by a tall and brilliant and graceful younc man named John Fitzgerald
Kennedy. And now John Kennedy is
dead, and all !bat is left to Dallas and
to history is Jack Ruby.

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were in
MrSharon
and !liraQ..EJ1&gt;a
12 67 J7461MI
1440 13M glnla
on Charleaton,
Sunday to West
see hVIrIa ll!ld
rnb,.ll!cKnllbt
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Mn. Bart Member
15 I 204ii 1942 molller who . has suffe~
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8nd
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15 a 1831 lii66 stroke.
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Mrs. Fern GIUOII.Y aDd Mr, and
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13 7 1735 1620 Mr. and Mrs. c.rrot Wood- Mra D · McKnlgbl
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13 7 1573 1319 aerd and !amJJy,
ColumbuJ, --~end 0 ·
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DaniBm
14 11389 13011 aj&gt;enl the weekend as gueata "..,. ·
PALM BIACH Gi\RDENS, rep~esenlalive fO&lt;
Dayton
13 8 16361547 of her mother, Mrs. 'Zelia p.,.... The Busy ee Soclllty ot llie
Fla. - SalDiny Snead shot a been honored by T. W·
Steubenvllle
13 8 1549 1376 ry and he visited the hOme of Carpenter Baptist Church met
nine-under par 171 with a fin- president
~e Fraternal
Cincinnati
14 9 t573 1506 hla uncle, Obert Markino, Har- with Mrs. Emma Whltt;in&amp;lun
llhlnll 36-35-71 to win the
Insurance OOC!ety.
. , Rio Grande
2 9 173t 1699 rlsonvllle.
on Thursday everdng. Mrs. JnSenlors aolf championship
Mrs. Hart has been notified Bowling Green 10 8 144D 1335
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ann Blohop pv. the devotions.
three strokes.
by the President that she
Bluf!Jno
IO a·1389 13311 Obert MarkUlll, II, a former 1l1ose atlandlna .......,
Mrs.
qualifted tor memhersbip
Northern 11 9 16115 1603 res•dent of this
colDIJiunity, Ida Cheadle, Mn. Vivlsn Gas·
the Champion's Club, a
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1 1 1328 1285 passed away at Holzer Hospital IIIII, Mn. Freda Smith, 14 r o.
Named to Council
group omposed of the top
11 10 1471 1489 o~ Supday momma. 1\k. Mar- Mae Jordan, Mrs. Kellah Dye,
Walter M. Grueser of ·
Woodmen dilltril
11 1 1723 11136 klns hao. been p&lt;lCitmaster at Mrs. Helen Jeffers, Mrs. Joonn
view Drive, has met the stand· atives and agents,
• Wal. 9 11 1560 1603 Harrl~ooviiie olnce 1!166. He aod l!lJhop, Rev. llld Mrs.
Selll
ards required for membershl· competing with over 2700
1 11 1346 1356 his wtfe, Dasa Hinds Marklns, Huntley Wllllam Cheadle and
in the President's Counll
ents. Champion's Club
State
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11 13 1494 1891 who survives, atso operated a Dale oYe.
The Midland Mutual Ufe In- bers are selected on the basis
Union
cblck
batchery
in
tbe
oroo
for
8 12 1170 1351
surance Company, an honorary of total volume of new business
Mn. Bertha Groondl and Bet7 12 1256 1351 severll Years: Other survlvo
group composed of the 10 lead- I and premium Income.
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Include
two
Sl8tel'll,
Mrs.
Alma
ty
Waloh enterlllntt!l iflth a
7 1331 1387
ing agents in the '"mpany's S'l' LOC.U. RECORD
Mrs. Naomi birthday pany NCOOIIy 1n bonW.ll Drllllnt orronpd
8 16 1815 l\242 Wond, Athons;
field force of over 6110.
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Shroads,
st.
Ck&gt;ud,
Jl'lorlda;
and
or
of
Larry
Grounds.
Those
pre6 13 1289 1371
· svwyt~~Ine Com,lela
Mr.
Grueser
IS a member of
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• 15 901. three brothers, Frank, Vinton, sent were Mr. , and Mrs. Jobn
4
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Tice &amp; Associates. 62 East , Smith of Rochester, N.Y. set WEU~tern Reserve
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8nd
Broad Street, which represent&lt;! local stadium record of 1.0110·
. Tech
4 9 787 881
o; enne '
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Grounda, 1\k, 8nd Mn. B I II
36 Monll!l To Poy
The Midland Mutual in the Col- meters Sunday when she won ! Hetdelberg
4 15 1302 1520 Eldon, Carpenter. Interment Stanley 8nd family, D n i or;
umbus area.
an mvltational. women's speed Kenyon
3 16 1147 149il was at Wells Cemetery 00 Herbert Ground~, Mr. and Mrs.
Mld·Amerlcon
Tuesday.
Donald ~. Jo11!o
Betty
1 skatcna meet In 1:37.3. Jean
Ashworth of Late Placid , N.Y.. Ohio Univ.
9 2 669 769 Mr. and Mrs. Harold GUlogly Grounds, Deeoll, W. Va., Mrs.
Ishared
NAMED PRESIDENT
second place wiCh East Miami
6 3 804 680 and children and Mr. and Mrs. Aline Estep and children, Gal·
NEW YORK (UP[)- Eugene I Germany's Helga Haase.
Bowling Green 5 5 tili7 761 Dwaine Jordan .... Bryan .... llpoDa, Mr. and Mn. Msrvln
.AND
J . Hayes of Duquom Ill., was ' Toledo
4 4 632 5110 iled Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glllo- Marklnl llld family, RadcUff,
named to a fourth straight one James J. Dunnigan Sr., vice Western Mlcb. 4 6 Blit 842 gly and family in Athens on Ss~ Mr. 8nd !lira. ll'rlnk ShUtz and
year term as president of the president; Louis L. Lobel. sec· Kent State
4 7 725 818 urday night.
family, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Alfred
Harneas Racing Institute on retary; Preston Jenulne, treas· Marshall
1 B 648 777 Mro. Georgia Wll" aDd dau- Walsh and cblldreD, Mn. Allee
Sunday. Also named officers of jUl'er; Stanley F. Bergstein, asghter, Rboin,
111 e d way, Walsh, Mrs. Sarah Perry, 1\k,
WY 2·5"1
N. 2nd Avo, Mlddlapart
the ~search and development sist.ant secretary and Earl
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Perry, Mra.
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and Mrs. Elza McComas, at Bertha Grounds, son George .__ _.;.._...._ _
the Vicl&lt;l' · Perty home t h is and tbe pill of honor, Larry
past weekend.
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fkntl5-after studyins more !han 50,000 indi'Jiduals. Why
... •rly physiCAl declinel Lack of iCtivity-nol enough viS....,. d,;ity eerclse. Today, our children risk all lhe hazards
-' ~nJ. Right now, In fact, one-third of them are unable
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vigorous exercise
for .. leut 15 ntinuttl durin(! e~:ch school day. To ._1"111
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lind for ._ free le11flet put out by the President's
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Ben StDut Is convaleaclng fol·
•- - - - - - - - - - lowing surgery at Sheltermg
Anna Hospital, Athens on Fri·
Sunday School attendance Feb. day.
16 was 1110.
1\k. ond Mr3. Robert Joh1&gt; The Young People's ela11 of
son and children Dougie a n d the Carpenter Baptist churcb
Cindy of Colcnnbus visited ov..- met ot the church on SUnday
the weekend wltll 1\k. and Mrs. evenina with Thad Dye
In
William Folmer.
charge of devotions. Members
Ricky Glaze of Middleport present were Susie Nelaw, CarSpent the weekend wllll his aunt ol Fraley, Linda Queen, Mary
and uncle, llk. aDd Mrs. Wil- aDd Helen Peck, Jenny 8nd Sue
llam Radford and family.
Wllittinaton, Donnie and Kallly
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs €1\e.adle, Ruth aod Carl · Hun~ Lob ol ,.... who- tlilct '_
I. a "M"'i¥ ooe-• c:~~olldati ; '
and son Ronald spent Sunday ley, Oleva ' Smith and T h a d help. The
Jo.D.
doit_.!'* -.It&lt;! pay off all yo .·
afternoon in Alllens with Mr. Dye. ChaperoO.. included Rev. WU.
m ,_. ..,......t to make. Stt. .1
and Mrs· Barrie Phillips.
and Mrs. Selll Huntley, lllr .
Mrs, Constance Shields, Mrs. snd. Mro. Leiria Smitb and Rulll
. BXll&lt;llWr W.'GS &amp;
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Rollin Radford and dauahtel'l Starkey.
Coonie and Judy were Parkers- Mr, and Mrs. Lewis S m It b
blll'l visitors Saturday,
- · Ill Pomeroy where !bey
visited ber uncle, lllr. Jlm'y
Pleullllt Valley Hospital
Dean at Melgo Generll Jlooplt.
ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Allen Ssy- al on Sunday afternoon.
Ul'l tiTlF T-. J!ll &amp;QR I 011 I'lL I.OIIIN8
re, Pt. Pleasant.
Temple Church W.S.C.S. mel
3110 lEI.,. k-WI'rnll*l 2·2lll, 'Pomeroy
DISCHARGED: Mrs. Norman
Lleving, Pt. Pleasant; Carrie Pl. Pleasant; Thollllll Slevllns,
NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON
Taylor, Pt. Pleasant; AI Alban, Gallipolill; Stephen Martin, Pl.
New Haven; Terry Smith, Pl. Pleassnt; Mrs. Jamea Morrow,
DAVI OHLINGER. MGR.
Pleasant; Mrs. Huih Gaskins, llld """· Pt. Pleasant.

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countv jail during the weekend.
Arr~sted by local law enforceWITH BLADDER IRRITATIOicl menc officers were, John s.
Attfr 21 , eommou Kld.nu 01" Bll.dder lr- Jones. 24. Pt. Pleasant, chargrlla~ou. •treet t•10• •• man' YOml!ll M ed with drivina while intoxicat.
men ~ud may maltt ruu tt11ae and cervoUI
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u rlnat!OD bc!Ul d., and Dllht. 6econdar!IJ.
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Pt · Pleasant
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OUTbiD a Jrr lt•UIII' ·~ In .tirDDI, •eLd 44, Pt.
Pleasant, peace warurine and br analato~le P•lll reUef. Oet
onrru:: at drun:l~ta. Peel Mttf'T taat rant.
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attended the funeral of M r s.
Blanche Hamil' Tu. .sday
noon. Those coming from a distance were lma Rose, mma
Clendenin and Mr. and M r !.
Faulkenburg or
Akron,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamm and
Mrs. Albert Hamm, Lancaster;
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser,
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Carmichael, Mrs . .. ffie Zornes.
Nell Baer, South Webster
Mrs. Ruby Meadows. Crow n
City and Mr. Glen Paulins, Lan.
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Mrs. Joyce Thoren and Tinn-11

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Ml'!. Clal'l Phltli(ll ol Wilkes- 1Church for 2tl yean, she .,..
ville, coocpleted a quarter eon- a Charter memhe'r ol the Will&lt;·
tury of perfect a~..lance, at
Grange, and ..,.ed •• Ill
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the Wllltesville Garden C ! u b, 1lecturer for ! years. She hal PT. PLEASANT - The opotto
held Tuesday evening at I h e l been very active in IIDmo De,. sorlng mercl11l!la of ")f l s •
home of 1\!ro. J. E. Strong .
1011$tration work in Vinton Coun· 1 Springtii1Je" c01141dateo , have
Twenty-five years ago I h • . !) , Indeed there i.s no worth- been announced by the p-oint
Wilkesville Garden Club, met al l while community project which Pleasant Junior Woman's. Club.
the home of Mrs. Anise earner· !liCks her ardent support In ad- One of the seven candtdata
on, aod welcomed Mrs. Phillips dillon to those community oer· will he crowned the 1!164 "MI•
into membership. Mrs. Phillips vices she spend! much time in Springtime'' during the annual
was then a newcomer Lo Wilk· spite ol her 15 years. to visit spring style show IJJ(IIIOfed by
having moved there in Ithe sick and shut·in. She is an the Pt. Ple.aaant Junior Wornthe previous Octobec lrom Well· accomplbhed painter al'ld writ· an's Club and partlctpaUn&amp;
Rt. 3· Since that lime, nei- er of the verse , some of wh1etl merchants on March 12 at t
ther ill health , personal incon- has been publis~. .
. p.nt. in the high JCbool audl,.
venience, or any of the other Mrs . PhUUps was widowed m ,' tckium.
problems, which ordinarily be· 19~. when her husband Roy ' I Miss Sheila Deal, daughter
set the human race, has pre- d1ed as a result of ·" coronary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nell.
vented her from being present occlusion. They were the par- I representing Hannan H l g b
Club meetings, Some time ents of three sons, Kelsoo of . School will be sponsored by tbl
tater she also 1&gt;&lt;-came affiliated Wellston, Roger of Middleport.:c. J. 'Morrison
Department
with the Star Gar:den Club of and John of St. Lou.ts. Mo. She store.
Dexter, and attendtad its meet· has seven grandchildren.
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At the tlm.e Mrs·
Philtps rna High candidate and daughPhllhps has been fatth· joined the Wlike!l\"ille Garden ter ('{ Mr. and Mrs. Robert .
in U',e performanc~ of ev~ry Club, it was the only
Gar~en Hoffman, wiD represent tb 1
other gardening duty III addition c.ub In Vinton County, havmg Fashion Center.
to her record of perfect attend- been organized in 1936, by Mrs. 1 Fisher's. Department 1 .t ore
ance at the Wil kesville Gal'de.n D. H. Harshbarger, of Jackson. will sponsor Miss Nancy VIti
metmgs . She was nom1- jWith the assJstance of Howard of Point Pleasant High and daunated Outstanding Gardener for Wells. who was, thon, as now, ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlobert
1963, by the Vmton County Gar. interested in promoting Hor-!1- UhL
den Clubs. She is an acCOf!l~Ush- culture. Its first President was Marg:aret Crawford, Pt. Pleled Rosarian, grow~ magniftce~t Mrs. Howard Wells. Char~r sant high, daughter of Mr. 1nd
lUies, and her ent1re garden IS members were Mrs.
Fanme Mrs Billie Crawford is spoDa riot of color fr001 Spring till Bishop . Mrs. Howard
Wells, s red by Biggs
~partment
Fall. In a~ditim she is a I_icen- Mrs. Bessie Wells, Mrs. Lottie s~ore.
sed Practical ~ut'SE' , (Retlredl Kruskamp, Mrs. Edith Newsom, Betty Sue Terry, Pt. Plea.
~an Elder m the Presbyte~· Mrs. Lena Cray, and Mrs. Lou- ant High. daughter of Mrs.
1an Church. She was.
Pr~s1- ise Woltz. Of these charter ) Charles E. Terry, will ~span­
dent of _the '?'omens Soct~y members, only Mrs· Cray, Mrs. sored by the G. c. Murphy Comof.~th:e::W:c:lk:es:v:d::le=P:re:s::by::t:er:'a:n Newso~ arid Mrs. ~nltz are pany.
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!Ienior
jlY one of the Charter members Lynn Fitzsimmons daughter of
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who is still a member of the :Mr. and Mrs. Ha;·ry Fl1181ml
IClub.
1 mons, will be sponsored by the
All of tht officen of Region 'Shoe Center.
OCie
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OhiO Association of Goeden I Dianne Buxton , Pt.
- - - - - - - - - - clubs, were present to do Mrs. Iant High and daughter of Mr.
The Sunday School attendance IPhillips honor. Mr s.
Charlef:, 1 ~nd Mrs .. ~harle!! P. BuJrtont,
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Lewis of Middleport· Regional 1s. representmg the Ben Fran •
Fe.
h . 16 was 2t ,coec1onwas
$8.57. Rev. Menzel Smith was IDirector, Mrs. Robert ~wis of hn Company,
in charge of the church serv. l Pomeroy , R~gional Secretary,
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re:~s. John Ihle and children Treasurer, and Mrs. James 1 PT. PLE~SANT -. Nancy
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· Jackson of Ewington Regiona l Roger~ . semor at Davis and
wereMrecenJ
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O:.llege. and daughter
te r, rs. ean aye an am. I Flower Show Chair'roan, and ~ Elkinc;
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1 ily of Beverly.
former Director of
Region o 1nr. ~n
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111 Mrs Harvey Collins of Rad- 1120 Pleasant Street, Pt Pleas.
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'I rs. r the ,I m,' on kamd- 'l cufr a~d Mrs Ruth Swisher ant. was one of three students
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Mrs. Henry Mradows of Cruwn Ish'·p Garden Club of Radchff · average m the 1al1Thsemester.
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City.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, present- accordtng to Dr.
omas .
\ ed Mrs Phillips with a Sterling I Ro!'ls, dean (If the co1lege. NanDonald Shaffer. so~ ~f Mr .l silver bud vase a gift of the cy is a 19f&gt;? graduate of Point
and Mrs. ~red E. Sm1th 1s con- Wilkesville Garden Club, and 1Pleasant . H1gh. SchooL A 3.70
fined to h1s home with
I. he Mrs Collins presa:&gt;nted her with average 1s requtred to make the
mumps.
1; siiver ca~dy dish a gift of 1Dean's List and there were ftve
Debbie Norns. daughter of I Mrs Collins and M~s- Swisher· ~ students at the cnlleg~ w h o
Mr. and Mrs. Carron Norris, ! other guests al the meeting I earned a place on the hst.

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Mrs. Phillips of Wilkesville Honored
Recently on Perfect Attendonce

14 11640 WT and Mrs. Earl Starkey.
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15 7 1635 1~ Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bailey Albany.

SALISBURY,
McKlnley
of Son Md.
Antonio,
defeated Dennill Ralston ,
tH, 8-1, U. s-3, to win the
tlonal Indoor terml!
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21 2 1935 1393 service was hold at 1he c.tpen· Omia Ingram. · Those present
11 3 ~ 11101 let Baptist churcb on Friday were Mrs. Rozie Arbaugh, Mn .
16 4 1528 13$3 eJentnc lollowln( the birthday Earl l\llllell, Mra • .llarperl~
I&amp; 4 1263 9111 .social. It was well attended.
Scott and Debblo, Mrt. 0mi1
II 3 1089 10116 Mrs. Wilda Wlsemon, Rav· Ingram, Mn. T. Ill. Galaway,
15 $ 1319 1244 enawood, West Vlralnla, spent ancl' the hooleal, Mri. llolratd
u e 1ii97 13t7 Sunday wllb ber parents, Mr. Stanley. Tho next meellna will

N W YORK - Dick LamP"
man of Liverpool, N.Y., was
elected captain of Penn State'•
1964 cross-country squad.
Suoday

''The average
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195t FORD GALAXIE 2 DOOR ___ _.. _.. Now Only $1011
9:00 a. ffi . to 5 p. m. 8-'itl)r- }958 CheYrO)et Y--8, 2 dOOr, &amp;UbJ. January . 1111\4 'M•'' F.twr•''"' h u Ad- ~leeticfl f!!i
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1962 CHEVY II NOVA STATION WAGON Rodv&lt;ed to $1699
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Enos? Where Is Enos'
shu p ivory and blue fini sh, has aood tires, radio and heatt:r.
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1953 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE COUPE W01 $595, now $399
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Handsome and loveable, vinyl interior, like new car's. Power
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roola. ride_,· perfM'IIt
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'" monkeys which bad made space mcdest
and
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steering, autom stJc, tog excellent, radio and heater.
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Insurance AMency, Coats 8uOd ·
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INFORMATION
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g veaway r 0 . programs. '
POMEROY, OHIO
TUpPfl rt Pla lnl. Ohio • tttenoe Sttut.tt committee of "gro:is
never claimed to be lhd&amp;
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1 ~~~Nnce Dte4 vo1. 111. Pan 1~11 A Young staffer said the mat· I ~:~~~~~!,
Legal Notice
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For S11le
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ter appeared unintentional.
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ANNUAL PINofiNCIAL RIP'ORT
tlon the name1 of all the heln 11
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'he Convtnced Glenn. That was
International probiODlll
231 Mill St.
Middleport I ll\fl tht Year lfU . . • • . 1,112,14 Clet~tndant J1me1 W- Wiley a.a:.a. J a. It h ed '111
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formerly Fry Plumblne Sho, Tlx Levy
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GOING IN Circles? Try Pro- l-Uted Frigidaire
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Gen. and Claulft•d Prop. TnN1.oa =~~hr!!i ;.~~! :d !~v•g:. :r':!'mt~"J mandersl to dec~de whethder
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Jack w. Cusey, Mgr. WY 2·2111 1
:!:i'tei~!lpta ·:: · .. ·· '· •u!i:: 0,8!': ::~;.:· t~r: ;:u~r:; ~~i:. tial nomination.
would be olfthering · to ".,or~'!- .
aauLT I'IIOll\ICINO
2 24 3tp 1
PAYMJ:NTS " o
Wb
M k PI t
peanuts 1or e peop1e
vmv, ·
C.naral Ellltc'UtiVII ServiC'...' Dal.ct JlfiUirJ ftth, 1864
ere
on
ey
c
urea
i
comp. ot Truttt"
J340.oo
SybU Ebera:b •ch • • Admtnl•
Young pointed to pictures of that Is, If he dec lded to en ter
Comp. fo Clerk . .
. . . . 300.00
lrttr'iJ of the t:at.- te of R•·
Ohio politics n
'
PHONE WY 2·2 157
SaIe or Trade
'62 Chevrolet $2,395
aettnars
2 ,.., =t Commlnlon or ••u..
""" wu... Uooeoood.
former Presidenll Harry s.
.
I
or t2000.
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. . . • Rl2 .84 Crow Crow and Porter
d F kH D u.OoseYell,
VB impala 2 Dr. Hard Top. TWO LOTS, value $650.oo.-ln
Oetwnl suppll.. . . . .
:g:.oo AuomeY• for Plalntlll
man an ran n · J1
Young's reference to ma.Jdng
Notic•
Almos t like the d ay il was
Mf! son. Trade for 1.'2 • ~~ ton WY 2·2141
tlom•roy. 0
T;":~·k:~~=inr~~ 'i.epalr2u2:~ m 21: &lt;21 J , to. n . :u, w J , Ito
the late President Kennedy, money was seen as a refeience
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sold. Fully equipped.
truck. Ca ll 773-5735, after 6:30
~!~:rT=~~.u ·
..
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President' Johnson
to Glenn's statement, whe.n he
.
h
'62
But'ck
-$2,695
P m
2
18
6tp
AUlTIIINEEII
Reollh - ..... •"""''" r.. Dlot•l"
on
the walls.
announced
for tho Senate, ' thai
1 WILL BE in Meigs • At ens ~
_
· ·
c.m..a..a.
Se; wk-e
Bo11r« M He~lth . . . .
....,.u
he cou ld have ~--mil•
.....,
c~mete!')' E){ jN'OI(' . .
102.00
UC\,.'UIIItl' •
Gallia area, extending alum- Sta. Wagon_. In victa Low
RLal Estate For Sale ,
Critl !&amp;radfGrct
Ht•hw• ya. - R•od co nat. 48111.84
~
llonalre in private bw:inell
' g awn;•g5 storm mileage. Power stee rin g. One
.,..
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Malnt. 11nd Repair . . .
J:M1.80
Ilium .l.dm
1
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Gu Ta" . . . .
.16111.02
working for a space Cllllp&amp;Dy
windows and door service on careful owner. Sharp.
"- c. BRADFORD
M.V.L
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1781.1&lt;
:~
b t th t he
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d
edn
sda
F
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Tutii.J HJ1hway J:xpen~•
t5.1L80
,
~
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u
a
wu
pass..,. . em
TUesday an w e y, e
~ ,.1- t.'l'
Raeiae, Oblo
Emp. RoUumonl . .. ......
nn to run lor the Senate
ruary ?.5 and 25. II you desire I
aettna
I(.,Uo.l't,
,., 7
$ 18 1ft DoduoUono . , Count, AudltM~
•
For Worluner:r.'l Comptnaauon I'JS .U
Young said hls opponent
a fret estimate, pleese call .
IPOMEROY - 5 • room frame LIM~STOJ=
""Juo
·"
CBC CLUB MET
TOnS erS
Pom•ray, Ohio
l.!o
,c. for your
every '"mlum
Mht.Jaterl•t'" Rondo ..
"shop ped arou nd" and talked
f
2874
collect,
WY 2• or an
·
EmmeIt W· Tolot
'"monto .,.11· ·11,.,
· · 1" .......
·
a~Lntment. Terms nothing --- · ~--- - - -----~ .
house with hath , gas heating, need , any s1ze.
1on11 leunrn.•u
Ella Douglal!l, Clarence
and talked wlth Ohlo ..D-•kU
~- ~
1 ,.,.d,3! The CDC Club me.t at
~·
t 7
to
ay
1957 Mercury Monterav, 4 door basement, front and back por~ Shuler, Contractor. 342 Page 9 i!~rPTsDon Myers home Saturday evDeUs
Douglas
Murl can Ray C. Bliss about running
0
~wn
up direct
years
P · sedan, A~ l runnmg
' ·con d'1t10n
· , ches, outcellar. Nice Jot (100 ,St. Mi ddl eport. Ph one WY 2· Claerette
~·· ,,.,.,.,
Tu
.."JU3
~... enmg,
·
Severa I commun' ItY pr(). Douglas, Margaret 'Douglas, for off'lCe belore he decJ•..o
Save .from
factory dealTn
~ .to
. as $250 ·00. .AJso 1 steak cu ber and x 100 f out of high water. 3243.
2 18 tfc
~J::teT~~~ .. ·.·. .. .. ..
~..eooo ject.!l were discussed. Refresh- E 1s i e Barnhart,
D a I run as a Democrat.
er Get belter
serv1ce
111111' '1b 11
·_
'
n
Ted
G
·
dl
As
meat
sheer.
Phone
WY
2-3816.
House
excellent,
but
needs
••
•
••
•
·
·
1371:1
ments
were
served
to
Mr.
and
Barnhart
Lawrence
" GOP Bliss did not bid hllh
·
we
rm ey
s001
Total Rfreeipta
.
. . 152:1.31
d
•
2 22 3tc
minor repairs. Outsta nding
Help Wanted
summary
enough," Young saki of 11 Bn opates.· Authorized Del'
a ers, co1·
aua ,.,MI of o,.ra•••nl by P'und1 Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. an Dorothy Douglas, Hazel
umbus, Ohio.
- Bal. , J1n . t Jl83 . . . . .. .. 7Tr.u Mrs. Warren Pickens. Mr. aqd man, Walter Horrman to
ponent" he faces.
500 BALES straight TimothY. buy at $6500.00.
1
2 22 2tc
300 bales Lespedeza. Delb~rt RU~LAND - 7 • roo~ stu ~co MALE OR FEMALE : Dealer .:f:1 ':.!r:J:•.!t••~i~n~~ !!~::: Mrs. Denver Weber and Da~id, ley C. Faulkner, Esther D. Once Young had made his
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Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone ' w.Ith bnth , gas he~nng, n1ce wanted ; unexpected change I Paymanh Dunn• Y11r -. 14.118.31 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whit~ Faulkner, 56 acres, .Bedford. satlrlcal . jabs at bll opponent
8
Cooper's Ashland Service Sta· 985_240 1.
and hJs space achievements
2 22 Jtp l kitchen , e~ rport , mce )t&gt;vel causes vacancy in Pomeroy 'out~:~d~~ ~rantJ~ · Dec!:·3t~ head, Jean. Jane and Juli, Mr. Dana H. Blumenauer,
tion, Portland, Ohio. Open for 1
I lot. $5500.00.
and Middleport. Full or part Bal•nce 111 D~poaltor,, Dee. 31 , ~= and Mrs. Ronald ~borne, Mr. Mae Blumenauer to EarlS.
and winning $25,000 on a radio
•
business lubrication tire re- ·NEW 23 .5 cu. ft . Admiral, no de· RUTLAND - 6 • room Ira me time. Splendid opportunity lor
"' .._ '" ...... and Mrs. Robert King and Mr. fer •. Gathel L. Shafler,
program, ~oung reviewed his
pair w~shlng and ~uta re- frost , Dup\Px Refrigerator · • house with bath , utility room yenr-round inco~m. For de·
and Mrs. C. E.d Humphrey.
Salisbury.
p~blic serviCe. Top lo:cal Demopair~.
2 18 6tc Freezer. Deep freeze, 10 cu. ' fron t porch. Another small tails write : Rawlelgh, Dep.
NOTICI 0 , ••u
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
Joseph L, Quivey, dec.,
crats watched as he cut the ribft. refrigerator. 13 .5 cu. ft. l house, rentinR $15.00 per (Key), Freeport, 111.
Mra. C. Ed Hu~~&gt;;~hrey was Lulu M. Quivey, Arthur
opening hla ofllces.
The ltllldtrd 011 CemtNny-, en Clhll
h eedsvllle • Lo."1 Cert. for Trans., Chester.
Jd
00 VOU have 1 dr lnktng prob- Sale, $609.95, trade in - $175. month ; concrete trailer space
2 24 1tc
cer••r•ttan,
Pl•lntiH
hostess tot e R
Young said he wou cam·
l"' m' F'or herlp. contact AI~ . prk e. $434 95 Rid~nour Sup- I renting $10.00 per month. f4 ,· ,
. Th• one.. cor,.:tlan, • hn•eyl· Bottom Home Demonstration Ann Reed to John Reed, 5
paign on his record and said. he
llultcs Anonymous, Trt.Coun- ply, Chestf'r , Ohio.
000.00.
I NEED TWO workers - not JU st v•~~· c::~~·~r,- 11 at . att..dant Club Wednesday. The meeting Salem .
had served about 5,000 days in
11 M Group. Write, Bor 201,
2 22 6tc
C. C. CUCKI.Ell, RF.AI.TOR
salesmen. Earn $8750 week1f . Punuant ••'•n o,... or""'..,,.. was opened with devotionals by Roy Slone to Dorothy Stone the Hoose and Senate and had
"•lfc
BOX 2'9
WY Z-3830 I Good Job
•••Counb.
co"'' Ohio,
.r c.......
'"'•• or Mrs • Ronald Osborne. Roll call
acres , Solem,
' answered gs per cent of the
Ml.ddleport, 0 .
r.r
"'
· history. Married,
25 ••
Melr•
I will offer for
6ABV CHICKS, most breeds
2 21 3te
car. WrJte P. 0. Bol 11 ' 111~ at Publl(' Auction an the 21th was answered by members
Kenneth McCUllough, dec.,
Senate roll calls. He said only
avai~..~ble. Place order 3 to 4I
Parkersburg, W. Va.
~:: :!u~·r~~"'!; ·:.~o:~o:~t~· ~~ inK a household hint. The
McCullough, Cert.
four other senators could
GUNS
weeks are needed. Call VI 3-1 FOR ~ALE- Middleport's tall·
~~!c~:!f\:~P::.::'· tb.a lollo•l•r iness meeting was conducted
Pomeroy.
match his record.
~~'• ouy, seU and trada guno.
2278.
2
21
30tc
est
building,
located
l52
N_
For
Rent
Lot
Na.
:1u,
e•tendtna
rrom
••••
Mrs.
Walter
Brown.
New
Maude
Searls
Charles
Searls
B•l! Wellman. Les Williamson
1
Stl'el!t to tht ellrt &amp;I roell:a: Lot1 No.
at Tiffin Jewelen, Pbo110 50, 162% Acres plus all mineral Second Street, Mi&lt;klieport.
278, 2'711, 2110 and :1111 , a11 in the vu- cera elected were
to Robert E . Miller J u d
CLUB TO MEET
' omt Pleasant, W. Va.
Priced
tor
·
q
uiek
sale.
Inquire
A
MODERN
house,
8
rooms
~a,:
;:
P::;!e-roy,
~::k
~·
,:~~
~i
Mrs.
Brown,
vice
1
acr.e,
Rutland.
The
Syracuse Home Demon..
1
rights. $20000.00. Rt. 124, 14
tf
b
81 Ohio Hotel.
10 16 0 ard bath 136 Lincoln Road, '" 1' '"'•n•'"' " t"' "" .... Mrs.
10 18 '.lc ml.les from Pomeroy. Call 143
Am rose
Jsoeph A Young Dorothy ·' ation club wlll sponaor a gen·
o
LOTS
.
Mulberry--Height!.
Pomeroy.'
WYt-3020.
;;et~:~~C:
:!t·~:
:::-*errt
~was
also
named
the
new
Young
to J~OAnh
TW
Speneer, W. Va., or see Prua-ell•
be
-r Y~ng Jr., eral workshop Tuesday FebiuAUTOMOBlLE Insurance beeu die King, Spenr:er, W. Va.
Phone WY 2:~3429.
1 3 tfc r AU.:., au the n•er banll or ll.ftdlnl c1l mmt r,
Ann Bradbury,
ary 25 at 9:30a.m. at the home
C@leeUedT lASt YDllf opera·
2 18 &amp;tc
2 5 ac FURNL'UIED and unfuriltsbed !;!:r ':!,~·:, ~:' :::e~ 1 ::S ~n.: WMarrenL lePicBaldekens, and
Kitchen, parcels,
of Mrs. Addie Norrlst Syraeuse..
1:4'•
llceose? can WY 2-2966.
- - -- - - - -- - - Pom.,...,., and e•t.endint: from th• lAW·
rs. y
rson.
Joseph A
Young
Creative arts imd wan plaquel
lillie HAy I'OH SALE, 65c a bale.
apartments. Inquire at lito " uno or Lot No. lll3, orol••lod to ment of an "emergency
y
to. p. tr' . A, y te
lll be made Interested .......,s
.
I'~ b I
Oo B
p t
I
nc
Oluo Hotel
• - "c lhf river. balnl about sao feet of
oung
a 1Cl8 nn a s, w
.
r - ......
~
.
""" a es.
r Os..J , ornsura •
.
"'"~ 'l'iYer lrOIIt or lend.inJJ aubjad, llOW• paredness• meeting, March
c
Kennedy Jr parcels are asked to b..l.... IWiuJred
Pump vnnr sluggiSh septiC 1 d (lhl0
2 1" 6t
- l'ftt, to th• no.-ate •uement be..-.
U kI h
•
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.,
'
'.u'6 • ...,
? Get '10-;.,_Em-AU Sepan '
o c
6 ro&lt;JID apartment with ba,.. to&lt;o,. ....,,.. to "'' Unl~od .,.,.. was made. A po uc unc was
t
materials. A sack lunch wiD be
•
..: Tank Cleaner Landmark
-- ·tnsaraaee I« eYft'J' IIP""r"'sollaallll m~nt and garage. 143 Butter· or.;;:~·.· and ,...,..._..., ho,-•••· served at noon, The
Fuel Gas Co. to held at noon
. ' with cuHee belnl
""
·
Ladies unilorms. New and all
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Bure
p
aDd
bos•aen:
un:u..
nut
Ave.,
Pomeroy,
Ohio.
Ph.
·trom
th•
abov.
real
.u.w.
a11
ttu
the
afternoon
was
Gas
of
Ohio
Inc
Lot
furnished
,
F
1• ::!iv'bt;11 ~uot= ~~r:...,: County Reaourcea" by
.....
au, omeroy.
sizes and colors. Carl ChevaPlio• WY WGJ
W'\' 2-5127.
2 10 tfc
''
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i
1 25 30tc lier Long Bottom Ohio
Reate IDiaraDce A&amp;NCJ
- Jaerelnbefor. .!latcribld. t • 1 e t be r Gene Will · nd Mr
-Ch-lei_J_ustlco
_ _Mirlhall
'
' 2 1'8 6t
r
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Chrbttine ..,,. "'"'" mmtno, dnum•••• ...,..
"!'
a
'n-~tr•~::sli!.;;Jih
W. Smith, Hilda In 1803,
?
Sim PSOD Insurance Beegle.
rtlllt.a ott ,n.u.....
wblch mont Hams Other
Odas D. B·~Jed the US
Card Of Thank s
==-c=:::---:----;:-~ ---- - JOHNSON,
2 11 tfc attn1
wm heretofore reatrvoll br prior
•
E
W "HZI, ru
. . .......,.lgU.IIil Court !
- - - - - - - - - - - U S E ONE of our Car;&gt;et Sr.9m· Ageocy. ln. AU forms of tn
- - - -~ 1rantor• u ab.own b7 the r•cor41 present were Mrs. R. .
Rickman,
Gary had the power to declare ~ll·
WE WISH to express our sin- pooers FREE with Blue Llis~ suraDL'e. Jim Johnson and SMALL Furnished apartment, ~c•Ua• M~l'" Cllur:r.t, Beeord.ll'll Of. llilms, Mrs. Ella HaMum, Mrs.
D.
ld. any act of Congreu which,
.
tre
Carpet
Shampoo.
Baker
Bud Smtpson. •·~·-.
suitable
for
one
or
two
peoB81111 Nrt of thr1 aama na1 atat• Wavne
Prince,
Mrs.
Sam
No.
Lot,
In the tri'bunal'a oplnlan, wu
,
thank
nd
2
6
cere
s a appreciation
~.....,.
pie Phone WY 2-275S
whl('h 10u roaveracl to Muion L
••
~ elch and everyone who Furniture, Middleport.
1 1
·
·
Frueh by 4Hif recorded !:b Deed son, and guests, Mrs. Ara My~ 1 d!E!pol't.
unconstitutional.
011
.
h
2 18 6lc
1 31 t1c ~.t~-:~ ~~e"or,.:.:n:e.~ 1, c~·~ ers, Mrs. Robert King, Kay
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
helped in anyway durmg
Ie
I
FlltNI
.,... """"''·
•• ~ Balderson and David rown.
...th of our husband and faBusiness Services
SHED ar.arunenll. Ph ..... ... rollowldr · - no!
PEIIIIONALS
ther. Your kindness wiU nev· 1960 Volkswagen in excellent
WV 2-2776. After$ p. m. phone ~:a.:!!oy·~=: ~UD~; .~U:::.
and ,._ M lo Bo
er be forgotten .
condition. 1 mile from UnWV 2-3574..
the 8 ,,... of Ohio, aDd bailll Lot No.
Mr.
Mnl.
ar n stoo
Mrs. Douglas Owens and ion Ave. Bridge Wwards Har- BREE~ with Curti8s
.
11 21 tie
:.:Smbe~ v~~~!J.~.::,~: are aMounclng the birth .or
Son
risonville. Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Serv1ce, Inc. for a cho1ee
- -ns ,.., to wHIWI 10 teet ot u.. b&amp;M a son, born at Meigs Memorial
'·
Orm
'
Wears,
Jr.
2
18
12tc
150
different
bulls
in
the
dairy
THREE
and
I'Mir room funiUb. ., '"' ro,. "' • 1111• ..,.. " 1" 1 Hospllal
% 24 ltc
ed and wdurnisbed .-... wJda •lOIII tbe ar~et, exceptl._. U..
•
or beef line. A pri~ of
...-,.. llmllnt tn front or 11.14 lot. thll b+- Tammy and Robin Morton
=--.,..,.-.,.-,,--o----- 200 BALES straw, 200 bushel
in the breeds for proven per. meats. WY HOI.
Belpre were recent visitors of
RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB
We · .wish to thank our many Barley. Emmett G. W iII,
u 1 11e ="~..:':e::;J:;t.t:nS:.
0
relatives and friends for their p
Oh'0
2 17
formunce sires. No U'iOCia·
_
~f.rence ... *•b7 IMde to Vol· their grimdparents, Mr.
~odne- and ~mpathv
omeroy,
' '
lion to join. For service call HOUSE 6 rooms and bath. um• ,,., • .,. &gt;t "' lbo n..• a. Mrs. Dorsal Riebel.
••
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ALL g· ~ f h
k
p
'
cora or Kelp Couat:v. Olllo, Jtefer.
W
us during the sickness and
m,,, o ay
straw Leland Parer · at omeroy. People'! Terra':!~!. Ph one enee Deed: Volume t'rl. r.,. 441. Mr. and Mrs. Lee allace Jr.
death of our mother an~ for sale. We deliver. Butler Ohio, Phone WV 2-2264
WY 2-5385.
124 tfe M!l-!:m~o':t"s!::"C::O:::· not ta. ,and family of LittJe Hockitllg
arandmother, Mrs. Blanche Bros .. Leipsic, Ohio. Tel. 135, Albert Parker at
FURNISHED partme ~~·--3 '"'" t•"""""• ., ,.. .,...-, '"· spent Sundoy with Mr. and
Hamm . Also thank&lt; lo the P. 0. Bo• 6!.
I 11 90tc Ohio, Phone 985-3415.
rooms nicely alurnbt~ hard- "';,o..•tr
........
Lee Wallace Sr. and Mr.
staff or Meigs General Hos· LUMP COAL. Deliver or piek _ _
1 25 30te
wood Doors large closeis au- ....,. c.
•-,:~.
Mrs. James Ruth.
pita!. Elmwood Nursing Home up voursell. Goegleln Ready· COMPACT Sweepers.
tomoUc h~al, ~rlvate both,
· Hut•ll. Mr. and llrs. Chester Bu1old&lt;"J
Ewing Funeral Home. Pastor Mil Co., Page St.; Middleport ed sat ... and service.
private entrance, utilities fur·
are visiting her grandmother
and Mrs. Kraly, the pallhear11 16 tft . 151rll6th St., Parkersburg,
nished. Phone WY :1-3200.
Del
Beach, Fla.
ers and all who helped In any WHY PUMP your slugglah
va.
Z Z4 etc
way. You• kiodness will nev- tic tank. Get
house
. Announcing New Spring Qu•rter
or Th
he lorgotten.
Septic Tank Cleaner.
E . Main St., Pomeray. Ph....
H
F 'I
Jl'arnacet. !meld
• amm amt Y
mark Farm Bureau,
111 East Malo Slroel, .l'em- Harry L. Bailey WY - · :.•
· 'Fcir"Day Classes Begins March 10
_ _ _ _ _ __,:2_:24::_:1::;_tc
eray. Pboae WY WAll.
2 22 etc
pipiOma Courses offered In SecreEmploymenr
W•nted
tarial,, AecounUng, Geperal Offlee, ExLost •nd Found
, IIC(itlv~ Sec:retirW, 'Buil~ss Administra.
ply,
ror better
obout 500 lb!t. Ring In
·Harmony suitors kitchen cablnell and
MAN WISHE!l
tion, and 'm M Key .Punch. All . coll!'ses are
door
11 Z3 tl
HAS EXPERtnose. Contact: G. A.
IIIII
24 montho to
•·
c PLOYMENT,
ENCE 18 General
nlnii ot twlilve 'months In duration. Classes
ftaeine, WI 9-2685.
pay, see or cull TIHID Jewe~ &amp;arl Gneoer, ...._1 _.
mee~ dally, Monday tbtougb Friday, from 8:3'0
operator,
limber
en, Point Pleasanl, W. Ya.,
-.
h I
od
-•
Phone 50, Btll Wellman, Les
MIHnYIIIe, tldo
mec an c, •
gene,.. lab&lt;&gt;r·fl a.m. to 1.:30 p.m.
·i
,(lST : one
WWia
er .Phone WY 2-69211 or WY
at an auction em the
ID!OIL
IJI.30II
IDrl ,_ .._ _.....,
26li8.
z 17 6tc
' f·
TRAINEJ) C)Ffi(!E WORKERS
Farm, 222 Townllhlp Road, National electrlc cash re~lster.
Wo llave .. olall
~
IN DEAUNkn
mlles nortJt of Chester.
Same as new. Four
Sewer M8di1Des
lnstrucfions
.f..uPcl, please notify
totals, and dispenses sales
Reuoa- Ralol
Write, 'clll, or ~lalt for lnfofi'Mtlon
et · Sandahl, 115 Swth
slips. Original cost, $1125.00. caD WY Wilt llaJ M' Nlpa
and r~tr't~ ,....,.._ A!lvance
St., Athena, 0 Reward.
Now ~lfered at QOO.OO.
7 • ttc
GET INTO
rl(llltrat~· r• Nqylrtd. ·
1 20 Cte
the Gregory Store Co.• Rani· IWILL DO Custom Boteherlnc. CIVIL SIORVICE WORK·

r!esults.

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