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J llaily S.-ntinel • J'.-. tf, 1984 ----·Helen Help ·IJSj•·, BaQ, Senator?' 2 Nations Salute Philippines Hero lJnaglne that Prance, after aiding the Americans to drive out the British in 1781, bad concluded peace with E111· Ianj! and prepared to take over the colonies herself. I!n•line that George Washington had been proclaimed the first president of a republic, had launched a second war for mdependence and, after two years of bitter struggle, bad been captured by the French tbrou&b a clever trick. Imagine that Wuhlngton then, for the JOOd of bb country and witb the hope of eventually seelnl It win its freedom, bad pled1ed allel!ance to France. And imii!De !bat he had lived another 45 yean to see tbe dream come true. The parallel Is an exaggeration, but It lives an idea of tbe veneration in whfeh the late Gen. Emlllo Aguinaldo is beld by the people of the Philippines, whll mourn his recent death. It was In 1896 that the youthful Agui· naldo be&an his long struggle for the freedom of his country - first against the Spanish, who had ruled the Philippines since 1565. Exiled in 1897, Aguinaldo came back to the Philippines at the request of Ad· mira! Dewey after the defe•t of t h e Snanisb fleet. He Ol'j!ani2ed a new anny and had control of the main island of Luzon by the time the Spanish-American war ended. He was not permitted to enter Manila. which had been captured by the Ameri- : cans. There then began 1 fu more coatly war between the erstwhile allies. Aguinaldo had been led to believe that tbe Philippines would be liven indepen· dence. When, in~teacl, the Unltld states annexed them, he took up urns 1~ as president, at 30, of the first Phillppines Republic. It was a bloody war, and the small, wiry " bandit Aguinaldo" became a houoehold name In America. Ho was tbe epitome of the crafty, elusive guerilla, nemeois of an army of 120,000 American soldiers. When it all ended in 1901 with Agui· naldo's capture and pledge of peace, it had cost the U.S. a third of a billion dol· Iars and the Philippines 116,000 lives. Aguinaldo kept his parole. He retired into virtual seclusion, except for a try at the Philippines presidency in 1936. The Japanese tried to use him 11 a Qui• ling in 1942. The Russians were to claim as late as 1952 that the Americans bad murdered him. He lived another 18 years after the Philippines at Jast became independent in 1946, watching the fledgling nation grow in strength and wisdom. The United States and the Philippines have learned much from each other. To· day, the two countries and two peoples are united in saluting the memory of Emilio A~u!naldo , who would have been 95 in March. Voice of Broadwav •.. reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN DALLAS: The day In, day out, hourby-hour and minute-Dy-minute question in tbe courtroom of Jack Ruby's tnal for murder is: Can the defendant get a fair trial in Dallas? · An integral part of the question is an· other question: Can they even get a jury here' The prosecution hopes so. The de· tense hope< not. The judge won't go on the record with a Jlredlc.tion but it i~ not hard to mterpret hts rulmgs. He believes he fill get a jury and try the case right mhis!Owtj bailiwick-and in the not too distan! future . · read bls honor's mind conectlv. I a with him. Jack Ruby, wilh his Ja . er's streak. must know that mat hemaltcally the odds almost guaranteed a Dall~s jury unless Jud~e Brown him<elf decl~ed on a change of venue, and since he has rone this far it is obvious he has no intention of sending this historical tnal to El Paso. .State and defense combined had only 30 peremptory challenges when the first prospective .iuror took the witne'" <land to be examined 011 his qualific? ·ions. Subtract this from 200 veniremen ready and waiting in the courthouse and you hava 170 left. Subtract any number of challen~es for cause-the juror could not vote for npltal punishment, or the juror could not "lay aside" a "fixed idea" as to the JUiit or Innocence of the accused - and subtract for a few prospects who cannot aervo for reasons of health or personal matters, you still wind up with 12 Dallas· Jtes in the box unless a bomb drops on the courthouse. • • After observing the troJJ and its princlpala for a few days, and meeting many people In Dallas, I will go out on a limb with this "Winter hook" guess: They will get a jury in Judge Brown's aecond noor courtroom. The jury will be dil rnt, alert and conscientious. When the verdict is rendered Jack Ruby will be convicted of something, but the death penalty will not be voted. He will not go scot-free, but be wUI not d,ie in the electric chair. Tbe defense .attorneys have been contending vigorously that It Is Jrnpossi· ,_,•n Do It Time ble for the defendant In this case to get a fair trial in Dallas, because any citizen with an ounce of pride in his native city would be consciously or unconsciously embarrassed and affected by the cribclsm that has been leveled at Dallas from all parts of the world since tlie assassination of Prellident Kennedy and the fantastic chain of events that followed. The lawyers for Ruby have hammered at !h~ citizens' self-com~lo~w~~ qv~r; "the tmage of Dallas," and in this facet "' thel.-oease th.. are quite correct. • • • .... The people of Dallas are particularly proud of !heir Image and they want to be recogn!r.ed for what they ar~r for what the majority of them are-rather than suffer indiscriminate mass humllia· lion at the hands of editorial writers, "In depth" magazine researchers and for· eigners performing amazing feats of lon~-distance conclusion jumplllf. But I don't believe the emotions of the people who live where the great trag· edy happened will send Jack Ruby to the electric chair. no matter how hard D. A. Wade fights for the severest penalty. And I doubt if the most magnetic blandishments of the defense team will send Jack Ruby walking out into the Dallas sunshine a free mAn-free to make a personal appearance tour or write his memoirs or open a new striptease club or las chief counsel Melvm Belli would recommend) check into a hospital for psychiatric treatment. I have, before this, observed commu· nities pressured by the onus of a crime, bringing in the spotlight of publicity tbey never asked for. Usually, and aometlmes quite apart from tbe eYldence in the case, the jurors in such an uncomfort.. able community take the middle road. They want to be fair, they don't want to spend sleepless nights wondering If the man lbey sent to his death . might have been innocent by way of o reason· able doubt-but they are human, they have husband& or wives or bossea or friends with strong opinions, and they don't want to spend the rest .of their lives explaining why they l~t tbabo-1,nd· ao go free. And so, very often in a case like this, compromise becomes justice, ............ -- Seen Olio fer 'l'llo ·r-q. Deir Helen: I have 11!11 HOOD INVESTMENT CUJB HAil 1¥.0 MEMBERS MAKf. · stereotype that II depleted In cartoolia. Maybe J'OII can UD· dentand tbo phlloaophy a n 4 cultun fJl the Middle Apt and ll'lpb atllll1Uc flmcUona - liii2DJDt to radio and TV, bdt 1 or . Clll,. 1 c•t II Ioiii l<lllr five houri honle'I!Olt at. Jll&bl. And I am no exception. Sure 1 could slip by oo easy OOJ!fMI, but I work hard ,lust_ IJ k t many, many other • ..,.. and take three adv._ COlJno ea. 'lllls doe. not "1"'"t actlvl- ,.,oJay 's .I I u I RECOMMEND A ~ , A- Tltere Ia 1 remote poollo bllity that a person who ,....u with yeast dally might, ltler many years, develop a tbruiJ>. like infection, largely through Inhaling the yeast spores. True thrush is caused by an entirely different fungus. Taking brew· er's ytast by mouth In the prescribed amount baa not been ohown to cause any type of ill· ness. Q - I recently bad u e1... troencephalogrem. My doctor said it showed a mUd dysrbythmia. What does that mean? A- Dyer!IJ(Ilmla Is an abnormal alterabon of the rby~ UJ!nic brain waves.. Pel'l10118 wboee dysrhythJDia 10 m 11d may bave petit mal attacka of eptlepoy. •'nils II eplle~ In Ill mildest form and In some JlOI" sons the dysrhythmia may be so mUd that no attacka OI!CIIf 01 ' occur very rarely. PIH 10 your ..aud comment& In Dr. · Wayne G. Bdandltadt, M.D .. Ill care ol tbla paper. Willie Dr. BnutdstatU caDDo! - - lodttldul lellers, he wW anawer letten of general Interest It! falare <01GDIDI. Girl Named Marjorie Lord Is Actor By Trade, Founder Of SHE Organization The Lighter Side Girl 1 bome executive.• netne4 Marjorie Lord, actress ''In short," Ml!o .Lord conlln· Salesmen wUI lmock on the by trade, has been goini arouiiCI ued, ipoi'lng the llllol'rlqltion, door and oak "is the executive the country stirring up trouble. housewife is an eaecutlve. A ol tho bouse at bo1110?" And In pUbllc life, Miss Lord erecuttve. And that Is the females who spend too much play• the role o1 a of ciur society. Ume out of tho """"' will bave on the Danny 'l'blllllas sbow on goill Ia to banish the to be reminded thit "an - · television. In private life, ,...rd 'house•lle' fl'itm the Jan- live's place II In the bome." plays the role of a houseWife and replace It with. a tJ. B~t even if th, e new job clllJ. the domicile of prndncer befits the work ahe alficatlon does Citch on, .,1 IJGD't dolpb Hale, her husband. thtilk it Will chanle things ..., Ao you can tell Miss Lord Is much. women who are obliged In botb roles, ohe II the troublem ker. to i;>tnd their time In domestll! stigator, or mother, Woald ~Ire Ouonrea pursuits. can get dishpan hand~ of a . ltlb•el'llt\oe ' her .ca-"al~ succecdt Just as easily under my otbet called SHE whteh ·· stands com.diiins.. have ~ name. SOrieli' of. Horne J:J:ocutlvea. ., , wbole new line of They 1nlght glory In !hi! tiUe MI.. Lord· lol4 ine ab<\Ut . . L!ke:, .. . . . 101' a llttlo while, bllt It .would organization recehUy when "Who that lady 1 saw not 'lie long before you would pa8Sed lllrough the Clpilal yoU Wilh )Sst' ftlgbt?" bear them say ''1'm just l In!." h.';:""~:';:'~houoe- "Thlt will ~ la4y •. 'nlat waa home executive." WASHINGTON (UP!) - .;.u; tiea and required reading that oecuplea leisure (1!7) time. 1JurJn1 the acbool Wftk I aver· ap about Ove or s!J: bow'S sleep a nlgbl And 1 om;>lwlle ·1 ~ not . an eacepllon. Many kids In advanced claaaeo woa't ldtnif bow bard they _ \ i· =.:: ~:~~..bu~t: tb phrase 'Just a boolftlfe.' SUI· ferln( sink trapo! Do fOU neJ. tzo '*"•~ 'Just It hoilaowlfe' "" tuall)' is? · · . . "Siie. Is li Dllrtle, dle~clan. doctor, cbi~, 'l'lurnber, pey• cbologlst, teacher, · sanitation ~· eommtmll)' · espert, laundt'el!t, spenl you believe It! ~ .. And tliet doetm't , • ,~ I . . enab*l 1M to 1111;11 •.. pltdnl oomp..W, elf.· -,,, ~i:-. • - • To Ptrta , . , ,. , . Dolt lfAilan: ...,., . to ~ ~ , "ll(lale"', J ·~ y ' J.W · , Advauetntent at ~'. ~- r. DMr Porter: So yrilf iOiile;,. Here'• my - Wlto hu bla ta · . ty thiDka wlltlnl lor II oot.dated and l'I'Oe .. :·, 'i ·., the oomtna lliJna. ·~ . caD you 11011 'l'lltrt iN ;·' · . thlnga that jult don't 10 ~iiil style, and God'• lau ,r(; 4' mong them. :.- ,•s 1:, · W18e upl Jra 1f0U111 il~·• VllUI'I that mats !t hirll·.fllt.,t iot of tlds. If you lll1llt leaat ba~e the ........,. to tPIP · u "'youraelf and """ ~ ­ lllg fOUl' stupidity. - P:IIOUI) . ·· am I 011 J!rolected bY. a hosp_italization plan that is gua rcmtud .· . rf::i[j~ FIGHT RESULTS :~} fJ the man • to see u your manfrom Nationwide, • :.~ .=J MAX WARD ' WY""160 115 E. 2nd .........., fnlm qe• 11 witb t3' ttlu Pl'l•ate emp1o""'ut 1114 - . The beetlltlgal' Industry uld ~ unless martetlng restrfe. tl8IJJI are removed. k will be -ary to aehedUit HI marketlrWI for the fUll)' year Within Itt leglslativ• quota. This means that cn.trlhuton would have to IJo!d back some bOW lot niarteting latet In . year to regulor cuatomm. -M. ~:~~:aeU11111 mat. TYPI DRY CLEANING ' 10 Ills. $2 ROBINSON'S .............. · ~ GO . . mmtlllt .NiaO.ftl . . , U bfP U t44e.OO I IIIOntfl to ltut riii'J' provide llttll!ll ll'lll&er ~ Pamaroy eFree Cud8mer Pnklnt AcrDQ From Our Store "*"""" _.,.._ .··· .... ..., MEN-WOMEN to a . aow for U 8 CIY\1 •~ lob opea. ~· m tbbl an. dW'tiU tho a-a lJ IIIIDth-. an DIVOTID TO INT.IIJII1 Jlp .., ~ amount of beet and maiDMllll MAlON MQ;· .•·;; •.. j ·land eane.sugar.u ...,~ _,_:.·.... The beet mgar Industry In 1 • - r ~ ••~ ..._ . ·.. . , Billie!- said that unless exist- ,..._ ._ lnalawillchangedltwDihere- ::.:,,,~::;,.!:':.-,~ luttant to market u much old ,. ,, ,._'r..T;l . , """P sugar ill the spring and ..., 1141....., • ....,.., : ,,, , ~f1;!slll64 U II did In this ...~:, :"" he replaced wDI -The propo&al In hit fatlll ...;.."a't'..,._ ·;. lrJ' 110 Bqt to OPPOrtuall;r for ad,__ 'diD:~" 119it10'UI reQIIII'e UttW ,pHiaJDed etiUCittOII 06 nt ODI ol uw.. , ... Jabl, IOU 1111ut P•u • ted . 1'bt ecnapet~Un Is lrHII utd Ul IOIIUI e - oDI.J ono ot•t r11 nn ,..., Doa't ddJI;J' • ACr NOWI LINCOLN SIRVICI, Doot. 140 Pokln Illinois I •m very much lnteruted. PleaM llftd me •lll•luhlr Jlltn (1) A llol of U. S. Govommont pooiH- and oalal'lnl (2) .., formatt.n on how to IIIIUIIlf, fer • U. I. GowenaniMit lilt. Na.... . ...... , •••••••••••••.•••••....• , ••• A .. ___ .. , Soroot ~~~-~~-~·······~····~·-··~ l'hene ~-~----City .....••.••.•••••• •••..•• •.•... lt.te · · - - - - - - · THE DEPUIDABW: SUCCESS CARS OF '&4 •.,_ ·. ; · · - .... """'· - ~·· · - - -ill. ru. Ill' ~""' ' '",.., A.,,~"'" ,.,. ..... - • - ·, ', ~ .. .,. · - · - ito ~~, • -~· ol'~,. · ··: . . _..._, -~.. . . , ,. :'"'"" •·• '".Iii · - - ;,"fh! .,.'":.':.:"::..";"t~ . · -. - ...... - - - BERRrs . - .,. . " . _ .. ' ,.,. ' ., ' 'Q .,;_•. : . . ' •. '" " ,:; r.,, , ., ..., !': , ... i: Get sometling off Jotl' chest VOID' knees, fot.instance! · ,.•\.!. : " ' ·, · " " ; ~- ~!{·~~- -~- ' I * .,, IN&Jne, unwlndlncand relaxing in 1 compact. NI)W you can! compKis. for mn """' ICIIon, ll!er_e'iaa Ofllilolll 0111 W And that ps for backseat possenprs IS well IS trawelers UP . lhatlikes Ao SIOI koot any !izi car. fronl Bec:IUMilart iucompaet in tha llrp -my siB: lots of ll4ti don'tltt !he comlort ii!CIIilzle fool yoa. Dartlu comiJICI, room Jar bips, llelds, fteland knees. family-sizu- 111-rouod. · WI~ its low poico, easy upi(OIP, fl'lOI \IllS mi""&e. an~so•PI!I' Altd what aoes lor Dirt in the comlori'CIIrtiJ)IlrtmMI &OIJ. ~ parlclbi"ty, and )'011'11 know wflat we mean. If you're tired of in !lie pelformonce deportment. Standard ·engint is !he famous cram'ped, underpowered compocts, talk. io the man ·wbo C111 tit Slant G lbarU outscat lila allll...,. .en&Hta il .-1 Qlher somethinaaltoyt d-JOUI Dependable Do4ie Deale!. ' '' ~ '· ' .,liOn JiTADIVM PLANS , , PORTLAND, . . (UPil'llle Delta Park Monday plans lit build .n ~;~~~~~~:ljthe~·~~~~~~ ·. .·, ·: j '.,.'.,.·"'' ' if~ you want to b'- * ·•t c6vft'clooil." Ill a bou•l~~~=~ rec!tf addthe! wile ·· a' 'l"tt expert. '"Jl ... . coui4 ...., cwk," j .... " .1!!1· ..... =~~t!'·S::, ':!,":i THE DAILY SFMJ'I"'-'t :.' 1 1_,. Facts, Figures For Tonight's Title Fight J·.- · · u B Off" .... l_ Co··1d .~ :1\ - - -~0-~.- ~y \',. ICI~ _aq _ .i_·r Le.ad,. _·To Hi"h .er Su,ar Prices 0 0 ,...i\ lnlhl11!'7 ' llu Liston Favo'red To· Retain Heavyweight 111m fJl 1111 J)IICliiiiiCIJIIIIitl;,, . .. · 'ilfal'1ftilrut ~·c· t" beet 1 don't claim to llnoW tv~, : Wo ~en are . not 10ft but I think Porter must eot:lit • : : vaa~ "!%or~ ~~ old enougb to know Wllal:tltl'l ' wtJ..e th radoo tbelr bo k talkiJig about. Has Itt ' ., flfft f. 0 ey mewor • heard of ~ &MO~Ia . i - ANNOYED TQO being happllf married? .M,·lar:. , Dear A.T.: aa that goes, II be · ~ t111t II 1 Alta girl! 1 know you tid~ all, a marrtago Hcenaa Ia ·, ..,.., ,. work hard, and 1 apoJosbt for he s got a lot to lell'l\. _-..@ . '•. Implying, without meanlnl It, FASHIONED · ·: · · H' that you don't. But It Ia a fact Dear Helen: i:' ' :. · '" that many young peaple aeom I hope Porter and ·his fJifldl ' to I'IOJ'k just as efflciMtly with enjoy thOjliSflvet when they pt r-no and TV ltw the back· married to a llrl wilo ,baa .... ground: just u l''llorll mrire I1'0IIIId. My !riendJ• 1114 · ...1ftefllell!lltly at my typewriter fer Jlood Jlrls and 118 ..,'t when !he family Is home and have any trouble littdlnl tltml mUillg nolle. Total qulel can - and respecting them • .It; Parbe awfully dlstractin H ter or his pals ever eome Jl8lr Dear Helen: '· ' my sister or ber frlendl, f You said that possibly t b e wW cladly tnock their tellb .aylng, "lt'o euler for I cam- down their filthy ·IJMlUths.-colr eJ to go through the eye of a LEGE STUDENT. . r needle than W ,. ~ ,IIWI 10 Dear Helen: , ' iir'!it> Olllet Into the kln&dom i>f God" JAn't it a ~ waa originated by "conclusion bave sunk 10 1011>. ~bo}, jumpers like Mrs. X.'' Y o u know says, "Why , · goofed! married, I have yo cl' I Or perhaps you consider girl· who 11)'1 'N0.'7". l ~~' Christ a conclu&ioo juD>pel'. Tbe SERVER . , .I ' ·I· · q~otalion appelllll three times Dear Observer: In the Bible, In Sl Luke, St. Looka like . your , !rllll4i•. ~M Matthew, and St. .Mark, - SIX· "CoUege Student" CC!'Dfl 4!1111 ' TEEN dlllerent eollegea, - . B... ,_ , · Tltia coluntl Is d~~lt\1\. 10 : available during the ftrst nine family Uvm,, so If toU:,_ )aV· months of the year. This could Ina kid trouble or just plain . , lead to higher sugar prtcet." trouble, let Helen belp .:YOU, 1b! rettners ' saltl the~ She wm also ~ -;$OUr •. meltt's ptO}lOilal Is coopled with own amuoing ~'-' .\11, . the withholding of Si'IG,OOO tans dreaa Helen Bottel Ill ~ , .t of foreign mgar from the United this newspaper. , . •·., , , . ealled to Congress Jan. 31. He 10r ear@ COrigredlonal app,.._ ,unrestricted morketlnp al of the AJricullln'l! nepart.. llteStically •. producocl 111m.rl m.nt'l ~~ 'UI tiU'spe<tcl beet would rolievo pressure GD wo!fl!l: an~ lnalbi*Jid' qar quo- ma.rttt auppUes at a tliJie tao._lhlrlng' adll 1o .J'Iil'tnlt thellt .oOJlplieo are llhotl. ~ J,i~.pl ~ICI~ 11111 tbe • II ' ' ... ~ltect, ln!ei'IO!' ly~ ~· ililj'fna this to ··aaslft . Omple . ' berbor littd-or halrdreoser, 1!!011· ' ••• ' ' ~or 1o ~ ll turtere, hostess, puchallnl ~. agent, e c o n o nt Ia t , pootorol 'i'he refiners said coon~f1!llor, aoclal l!lidanCj! meD! ,'·,, ,. ' . ,ldnl!!ted' I ,...I - ~-; /: bear llolen: · · , •·• ' 0 n..Th e.rar,m •p · f ront WASH!liC/'1'0~ (UP!) I ~ :20 minutes . . . .u:, ~o::tll"liDo~ ::~e:~ u;::; Doo t I badlelor at 2t .... viu · .. 'HouseWife' wouldn't be S'10CJ< TO SIJY·.. rJ Ied,·cal Rep··o •..t' 111 By Wa)'De G. Broud<tadl, M.D. lschelllla7 What are tq sympQ - Wllal ••••es atopic det- toms and the remedy? matltis and bow can 1 get rid A - cerobNI llclllmta Is a of It? lack of blood· 111ppl; to I h 1 brain and the chiel ll)'mptom Is A - II Is frequentl7 · cauoed fainting. It may occur as a reby the . mhalalion of various suit of getting up l!l1ddenly from molds, mcl_u~g the very com- lying down, from a sudden emmon penlcllhum from which otlonal shock or following a oepenlctlhn Js made. They are vere hemorrhage. It may also found In the smr and ore less occur In early pregnancy or as prevalent :When tbe &round "' a result of an overdose of varcovered wtth snow and m o ot ious drugs, especially lnsulln, wldespr~ad In the fall when the and from mlii)Y other ca118e8. ground . "' covered with rotting No single remedy would benevegetatton. The exact causa m fit an these causes, your case can be determined r by the usual skin tests. Desen- Q _ My basban' 52 bu sltizlng tr~atment Is . effective 1 am)'otropllic later~! ;clerosia In most Vlcltms and " w e II and has been unable to work wot th lrymg. . for the past four monlhs. ~ .. Jo. there any hope for bll rec01>· Q -I have_ been taking Oep- ery? . • rol lablets daily for _my perves .. A _ lbla lo adloeaseofthe for more than two years. Is 1; motor nerves of the spinal harmful to keep taking them · cord. 1t causes muscular waatA - Yea are llldq • com- ing or atrophy. There Is a slow bination that contains two dlf· paralysis which Is prcgrei8lve. ferent kinds of tranquilizer. The cause is unknown and as Two years is long time io have yet no cure M been found. to use such a crutch, Isn't it aboot lime you got to the root Q - Yoa - l y recom of your problem and wean!d mented, giYing brewers yeast youraell away from these po. to children as a IOUI'Ce of vitatenttall) harmful drurs? min B. Isn't there a d81J1er that one <>OUid get thrush by Q - Wllat caues cerebral eating yeast~ ·~'J'!s!. ~ ~w· Rf,:oRTS ANO · Dear' Sldlleu: to Ai'o~NOYBD 1114, lo ~ !be a.. Ia my aol!ill«! It U.,~ ltutbo I 1111 quite alliloyod tll1· opiiOIII problem ~ ~ .. Jllllf!li • soli. 1 'lhqbt you tmderliOod up late at nJ&III a ~ ~. , teeJHgen, and now I bear you 011 you. .. ,. · . say, "If you're lltt any otber 1 w~ al!o bo~- ~ ~ tid 011 till bloek, you C8D wort doan time' I ~.:i).• . with a radio and 'N blarlrra iJ1 telepbane ecAilPID1 llill ~ ~: · fOUl' ear." 11'1 the aame ' old tho 9lllamo CIIIIIN Clll. ~.· · wife,' " Mill Lord uid, "aM think most other women do lojl. It's a ;lltroni~g, InfUriating term that is degrading to our aex. ' · 1"flf Nf16HI!OR· raa4 ~ - .. ., ,, \ . .' ' ' .. ' •' Dompat:l Dtidge'Dad --·-- j I .• ·)4 @ ' .' •• '' �. . ··-··-- ... ·- _.. ., ·-- ... . . --~ .... ... . . . . , .... -- --- ~---------- ~ ~ ----- ·- · · ·-~- ·~ -- - ... -----·- • • I .. J • I ' • Singer Makes Hit of Sorts ~,....;,;,;;.~~~;:jjj"J ICnnttnued from ~ II After the mkkltemoon . _, pto10011tor 'niiJrn!ll Sliel'ldon ltlll William G. East that wonlelf to make "IOIIlO a-,e.....,p: Quick Financing " IU, IU, running 71> lee! to\lera, Pomeroy-MaMt 21.· Pt. Ple&~~nt :IU7. Hinton lallintl, Kanawha r.u. rilln&. Charleston 18.56 sta· Uonary. L<lndoo and Marmet reo j iMI rnents" In his testimony. were oo the sillo and WiDTarrence took tbe ltand dam was runninc one atartled judge, jurors and ~ wbon he 01\d: -•• .... u: "I'm afraid I mlde up som~ 1 -•• SPECIAL '57 OLDS 88 For Rural Folks PRIVATE CASH LOANS Whether you are a full time or part time far• mer we have a handy money service made to suit you now. Get your cash here quickly to buy bargains. attend public sales, clean up bills and for any spring needs. 3ave money by "' dealing with cash. Earn discounts. Repay on ' easy terms made to fit your own jncome and budget. 4 dr. 6 P-. Wagon V-8 motor, automatic trllll., heater IUI4 II8W t1ra. Motor jUJt ovtrhauled. NOW 5 795 KARR &VAN ZANDT "COllMAN" HEAnNG AND AIR.cONDmONING SPECiAL LOW COST FINANCING SALES & SERVIa Go ahead and buy that new or used tractor, car, truck, implements, appliances · or 4DY• thing else. Call our office or ask your rlealer for our excellent Credit-Thrift finance plan. Check our very low rates and long credit terms. Just phone or stop in soon. Get ready for a good year. -Bloodmobile is Success Here CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED & SAVINGS CO. FINANCING OlflO PEOPLE SINCE 1912 SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS BY C!TY LOAN & GUARANTY COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. WY 2-2171 125 E. Main St. IN POMEROY NEW Cooper Safeguard NYLON guaranleed 27 lull montha New Coo-per ff~t quality HI·Carhoa tread nabber deliven a11 muc:h lll'l 3tfa more mtiH. • New Coeper ..Hi·T' nylon k -uper safe .•• actually stnln~ter th:..n siMI .:able, pound for pound. • New Cooper Safety-Stop tread d•lp. lt'slkid .. free u a tread c:o be. • lt's a honey for the Money. So eoma • -•te4ay. COOPER 6.70 X 15 BLACKWALL TUBE TYPE • Plus Tu and Recappable Tire NYLON $18·95' 6.70 X 15 Seat Belts Spotlal ss.91 12···· lfeWtpepera ,...",.,., ....... :athspa wllitt.a ....ltd ~ IIIII bnxh•ra.,.,.,. IIBF.......;...""ca. Gwelll'iauter. on. where WCI get llartt:d. II where pcq>le tum ., .....GQI . the facti wbich allow M ...... Jigexu ~ c!ccilion.. ..... n., cu _,.. boM:k ., it ,.,.--.............. ,,, .......... ~2·tu• p••_,............ 0. f/•:•IIUr Jl • 1• lr. "-. prio:!el at 1flelr own pac~. Tbey can rip out a printed ad, it, llbow it to friends, make on it, clip coupon&. They' CM IIIII they do. Don't ~ If )IDU1M ·-bing 10 lei), it lll!l'e win pay to promqte it In print -where-people on the brink of buying can gettb~ir hani,lsoo it. · Print makes .rmst ~-print makca S4/es. • '· · An outataocilng Modern Woodmen agent, District Repres.entative, Ethel A. Hart, Shade, Ohio, baa qualltled for this organization's Champions' Club for 1983, INSTALLED FREEl ' ' ' },(o(j~rn entJ . .. ,.. '• ,I $1.00 ~ .... Per TIN FREE ltlSTAli.ATION FREE INSTALLATION Fa:tory-Jo· You-Savin~s CAR BATTERIES and his dedication to the principles of life Insurance, contrll)i)ted mucll to Modern Woodmen's succes~ in 1~3: • o White Sidewalls •Ford- Chev.- Piy . ,.,· I 9 dr Prittt ~ Asstlfiati"" and 75Cb14-plua tu Tuhe1- Blackwatl sa···. ....cl•• _ __ Hia . knowl~ee, " 4fir$44 ~ SPORTSMAN GLASS PACKED SHOCK ABSORBERS ' NEW TREADS 5 Full Size He1vy Duty DON'T YQU READ BEFORE YOU ~BUY? MOOR~'S Quality .)'.- Pride 14 - - - - $13.95* X Origin1l Equipment FREE INSTALLATION with 7.50 MUFFLERS EA. Pclnt FULL 4 PLY 7.50 X 14 BLACKWALL TUBELESS Fully Guarontoecl By CC :l?cRS PROTECTIVE SERVICE GUARANTEE We Economy Air Muter Tire :m,en M"a- .. ., .', I'~Y '( - DAY TERMS ' i ..': ' ·~-.e~-((·· ·E·' . . ' "' j -. On • I ·~ • �• ' I ' • • ,( l'assi fi edr•Dally I ~eroy-Middl!!l!"· o., Peb. 25, 19M Sentlael, Pt. Pleasant Council Adopts Basic Codes In Building, Fire, ElectriCal, Pluinbing lusinea S.rti- ~ .= FOR SALE In Memory PHOTO OlPYING . • =: .,.,It& ., . ,.,.., -. ' ' ·~ .. • .. . ·.~' 8117 8ALB Holler, who pused away one GIBSON·Kay·llatmonY IIUflln I II tie year ago :oday: and Mlpllflera, :H monlhl to PT. PLEASANT- Bido were e«meU with aevera1 · 'Die Rocl< 1fllme You are not lorgctten loved pay, ,.. or call Tlltlo Jewel· TAX opened for a gelt. 1,100 1111011 tatlve• o! the vorlaal craft$ af. eU a fiN pn¥entlon Glllli'alklll dull Will_. 1Mf one, en. Point Pl.... w. va., pumpir nre lnJbt, and lire. locted by .the codeo presenl C<Jde lobe enlorced by the Ill- Dlltlaf, at lloe ltoll!e tl lin. Nor will you ever be, Phooe 50. BUI WeHman. Leo OUR SPEC LTYI bulklhil. electrical and Plumb- lrtcludlni, Willllm M. Flllaa, Chief: eode, ataltilc Clwt. aa.pill. Nalllral B.., A• long as life and memory Wllliamsoo. 10.!11111 lA lng codes adopted by City Everett Lutton, John McNeUI, the mi\WIIUm atandaedl; wiD be the· k>pkl l!w 11 LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick I last Cottloct Don R..,ltr AI Council lui tilgbl at, a opeclal Everett Wedge, Ott ftodCers, In« code, with moot prvri*loftl the day ond pqtlttck ..... will We will rememb<-r thee. up yrursel! Goegleln Ready· aesskil In U. lelltporllf Flftb Claodt Slt8M, Tltorlllon Bll1' adoj>ted from the 1110 tlbbro\'- be ...,ed al tiDOII. . .: We miSs you now , our hearts Co., Page St., Middleport St. Monday night. geos. · lated . odiUm ol the National , . Go:dn _.. 1 are sore Bids oo ·the pumpor tnlclt Mayor Sidon opened the d.. Bulld!pc code and a plumbllll will meet Wedltelday it 7:· -. As time goes by, we mi.<S! lllllfe Ac ...unllng & Ttx Strvlct were received lrom three COUll- ....... by esplal!tllll ...,, he code. The laat three C<Jdes m p.m. at the home1 oiNri/ Vw vou more ! National electric cash register. MlddlOIIOrt ties 11 followl: Am..,.lcan La- felt adopllon Ill the coclel wu to be enforced by the buDding tHIII Neue with MrL VICtOr WANT AD 231 Mill St. Y""r smile, )'our gen·l Same •• new. Four separate formerly Fry Plumbl"' Shop France, ·Eimlra, "· MJ,500 .....,tlal to the ..... -wth o1 Point lnl.":""'•r. . "•oell, II co-holteP ., • Membori ,. Y. .. ~U-t INFORMA TluN tie face I IoIa'· an spenses sales complete; S!liphen Fire EquipPleasant. He otated that the Tom Holland, couli!!D re ..... are .ll!llted lo brtltc a 10 cint I d di Not one fill your vacant slips. Original cost, $112>.00. PHONI WY 2' 2029 ment company, Columbus, ely must have theae cod01, oentattve on the City PlaMitlll ...UC!e for a willie elephant ale l ·tWI fo tjl U•~ - ·· · • !"Uftlw.tlotl plaee. . I Now offered at $300.00. ll''COME TAX service. C. B. Ohln, n%,000 complete and . J. "to do better by our ciUWII CQmnilulnn, read the &rouP a and also OOlter far f.H .aund.. O...ralone lil,ftf• " • .......,.., Sadlv missed by her sisters the Gregory Store CO., HarTl· D. Moore, Inc., Charleston, W. and the objt!:CI ol the COJdea wu list Ill proposed chaJtiet rec> pll. · . CAfll• "llil ·• AI"IUNIO Slmpsnn, Johnson Coots Simpoon Cam• and Ora, and brolher. sonville • or call Sh z-4784 Insurance Agency Build Va., $34,681.90 complete. to make Pl. Pleasant a better ommended In the zoning ordJ.' , . Jelly Buncll Sewlns Lester. 2 25 Ltp 2 20 6tp lng, Middleport. Phone WY z. Mayor VIrgil Siders appoint,. place to Uve and do ltwllneu." nance accepted several montha Club ot Mlddleport will • . 1!1 ,..,.,.. IICL'*Ii'""O I·~~~ . :1111 A • • . 9lltc ed a committeo comp<llled of The c:raHsmen P"'sent unan- ago by the Cllllncll. No acUon WednOidiY evenln& at 't .b i Da~ 01 ll't!,.llr•• ••• 18 attt;.ui.A I'IONio 2903 Lost and Found USED APPLIANCE . - Cooncilman Ernest Handley imously agreed that the C<Jdes cruld be taken on the zoning borne ot Mn. Kenneth llyir, 1'1:111 Mllilll.oll ~-.-- , . . rltll y Gnooer· PI.-I """ chairman CouncUman JIm were needed and would be a changes at last night's special N. Third-a" at 7:30 p.m. . · •• ...,,. ..., ~)elel an) tel• ,.......a ~~0111101• 11\rrnn •D.,..III 1» LOST: one Leica M3 camera Heolilll Craddox, Councilman Charles great help If properly handled seaaiM, but will be taken up at · NJMiTted I '!IUI:otdtt•fll~ ftl' IJUI> Ulti~W WW ao• 01 r"liiJIOft.. hlo feN 411111 a1 an auction on the Spencer 1-Used 24 Cubic Fool Mlnerll'llle. Cottrill. Fire Chief Paul Wood and superviSed. Their bill ,.,.. the next. FEB. fl a10no •.hell """ ... ,..........,, ••Mr"'ltiD ..... ra Farm, 222 Township Road, 3'1FREEZER $100 f!nd ,.., ae-r troNJblta aod fireman Okey BuZ>ard, com was how and Who would The proposed ebang01 ...,. , . fot ...., u ~miles north of Chester. If 1-Uoed Frigldoire 11• uve oB llizta George Johnson and Millard enforce the CQdea after adopo ommende!l by tho Commission Rock Sprltlia w-ange lJ. lll 1 <:••r• ,... ........ ..., •uert:l,.. found, please notify Margar· DRYER $50 f S.wer M..b Halstead to study the three Uon. The group waa told by are: a llto block 11'011 between meet Thursday at 7·:311 1·P., llloaomoa,m .; b&qe Ill ,...,u , (;entl " ' ••rd Ml l'tl,... ~• et Sandahl, 1]5 South COurt 1-Used Unlco. · Roaaaoable Rateo bids and have a declsim ready Mayor Sidero that all those Znd anci 3rt! str<els bounded on There will be a •"tl•• •-rt:to..... St., Alhens, 0 Reward. DRYER_ $50 Call W'i z.mt Dat or Nl;llll Ifor the March lth meeting. problelltll would be worked out the east by VIand Street and relreshmenls ..m bot Rn'lld •. · ~·u1• not• ot • - - . , . ""'.,. orw •• elurpd for ac~ ..ramat v ~ 1 :Ill tic 2 20 6tc 1-Used 16 Cubic Foot A lengthy and partly bested at a later daU!. · on the west b)r the Ohio River Tho Riverview Gardeb Club Jilioll .nuua lO lllla:rt ~~~ ....-. 111.1 DIU. ::..lUll) Ot rl:lA.NU - ll.a EM with . W h $75 discussion was he,ld oo the four He expects to meet ,. 1t h be changed from part general :..: 'let wflrd atu•lmum racb addltmDsets Friday in Middleport or :..·A-;·cosT EXPERIENCED codes ,to be adopted by I he each craft afft!:Cied aod devise and and thhiJ!hher be Mn' 11 WMd Ia Ohltu•rl.. ftlltiUI~H •' t ,.... , .,. wnrcl Pomeroy. Fmder Phoue Ralph a workable plan way to n us ness; ree Ha• 1c1 ....... E eb. · : AUTOMOBilE blocks between tst and 2nd ro ....._.. a member urn'' aooao Thompson. New Haven, 88:1- POMEROY . LANDMARK f I . William Filson, local connded b J S is to bring a Valentine . 1 :111 .to • C6 ..,... ~ II. DaliJ' htl&r•l•l ... :311 o\. .M t.. l:ll•ftll DDft 1521. REWARD· Jock w. c.....,. Mtr. wv 2·2111 Wheel Aliqnmellt rractor, asked, "Are we goln& bou on eaat Y ones treet Tho Afternoon an;le of 2 24 13lp I to put these things In I few and west by Ohio River from Heath Methodist Churclt wiD lost He Ip W ante d AND I J people's hands and have It be- il<>rhood general residential neigh· at i Rlt8UL1 I"ROUUt ~ INQ ra f come what is known as • 'ract· and highway,.toarea be- meet 'Dturaday . . aftemooa . Ads Get r.esults. roa ' IN MEMORIAM, Bertha Bally lepteoor~ P~ the~- ~ ~ INCOME n~ we~ M~> ------- l!fl~ ~ IMI~ quarter~ REUTER ..... ........ ....... &.....,.. -- ..-,... DAlLY CROSSWORD W~ dt!tl ·= ..... - ..:r. .... ........ :-:. ..... •;;;en - &rat ~~ ·. - -- - &tiT l " ~ 8 U 5I ~RENEZERU m3 :-oD~~Ds ..r:;. I ~L::-os=T"":-:B:-u.,-lo-va-wr-:i-st-~ : w~a-tch B k 89 h B'rthd Of Of par!Ceneltrghalbo~h-1 . · Mrs. McNamee s Ce/eb ed • 5ervlce · ·--- ~=· ·-_ .....-............. ... ·-· .:.:.' ......t..... -·--w Blaettnars -------· ~ &LoafK -~ a.•,s •• ~ eI P lllll: .. &I;C ~ Mt~~leport Vict~r R~~ ~. ommercl~ H on -~------2_25 0~ Ju~e ~~':: mee~g Ia'~ R' o b e r ·~Y ~':t.O:::~:::.;:::~•.:"~:t~t~ ~= :=~~sir~ ~: ~ --~.~ trials and problems {;( llfe. Besides his wire , Da- a sa, he leaves to mourn : two · aad ttusrnest. IK"N!' sisters, Mn. Naomi Shroads 1957 Mercary Monteray, t door Plloue WV Z.UIJ of St. CW. Florida; Mrs. oedan, A·1 rutming condition, leDiel taauraace Ac...., Is Sponsorih'J 1 tion to join. For ..mce call 1950 FORD Tractor, Jim WitLeland Parker at' Pomeroy. Iiams, Phone WY U3S4. Ohio, Phone WV t-2284 or 2--24-3tp Albert Parker at Chester. Auto Sales Ohio, Pbone 915-3415. 1 25 30tc COMPACT S.eepers. Atrthorlz. 11168 Chevrolet V·l, 2 door, aut<>- I ed ·sal•• and oervlce Write matlc, $500.00. Phone WI g. 1li02 l6th St .. Parkersburg. W. 3443. 2 21 ,l tp va. 11to - - ' WorN llland•"' • Compoel BEA'f1NG. Plumhlnl. \1utriH __ _ !-1~11. • 1 . · ~ - .. -~ ........;... . ~ .~- -···~ - Bm=-:1'11:.:"" 1 ...... ..... .... ...._. ··- ··-··- ... ·-· .... ~ -~ ·-· -. ... - • ' ' • I - - · . . . . . I.·"" Sacred .,.... w -. 5:00 Commdnll)' N 5:0& World, National N0111 1:15 Spotllgbt on Sporu 5:25 Weather 5:110 Dinner Musleale 8:00 Sign Off SATtlRDAY 7:U Sign tla, Musical Qock 7: 45 'lbe IJfelltte 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World, National News 8: 10 Sports Tnday I:U Weather Pictura 8:16 Mllllcal Clock 1:55 News 8:00 MIISICal Clock t:30 su., 11m. 1:45 l"lllllfll! Worship Hour 10:00 Newa 10:05 8Igb Scbool ffit · Parade 10:55 News 11:00 Army Time 0:311 Special Community sons • · Progralllll · U:OO News Roundop ·~ U::&O BuUeUn Board ·11:111 News 0 Gt:1lllll .12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 News Beat 1:00 Saturday Matlttee 1:15 N01Js Beat 3:00 Salttrday Matinee . . ,·I:JID News Beat t:OO Dlaclng with Dotto t:liO Top . Ten Rowe I:C)O News Summary l: 15 Dinner Muslcalt Sign oo .. "8 ..05. "'" ' COuntry Mualc 'i'lmo . 6:20...Getuttey Jlllllboieo 1:35 Jolm JJiirul» I:Ci Country Ezpreso 7:05 Breakfast Party 1:3.> Pat Buttram, J.I.W·P 1, 15 Jonea Buick Show 1:40 Melgl Cl Agr. bl. lO:U The Good LUe 7' 00 NeWII 10:35 Music In The Air ?:Ol Broakfaol Party 10:4<1 Utlder Ohio Sk1ea 7:30 NeWI 10:45 This Itt Mualc 7:31 Plcltens Hardware 11:06 Top Ten Sbow ITuea.•Thun.) 11:35 Top Ten ~ow (llttttons) 7' 50 News HepOrl 12:1111 Noon News 1 ' 00 Brellkfut Party 12:15 Musical Interlude 1 ' 1 ~ Bright Star Sbow·TI>LD'I. 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teels 8:30 Van Patrick SporJa · 1, 00 Platter Party 8:411 Baker FuntlltJre..Wed-lrl I:OO SUndown Serenade 8' 55 Open House 1:00 Sign Off .1:00 News 9:05 Coffee W1th Janet StlNIIAY 1:45 Belly Newlon . 7:30 Sl(pl On 10:05 Ministerial Asooc. 7:35- AriD) Hour Country Hoe Dowa 8:1)1; Harald ot Trulb 11:05 Swap Sbop 1:811 BOlD'· of Deliverance 11:15 Country Drlftera M·W 8:00 Wings of Healing 11:15 Mason CL Agr. Ext-Tue 9:35 Bible Speaks to You 11.15 A.S.C. Program-Fri 10:1111 Voice of Propltecy IL15 Family Worsttlp-'Dtttl'l. 10:35 Waah. lleporla to Peopla 11:35 Farm Bureau 11:00 COuntry 11yma Time ll:tl Tiny'• Cotmtry llymal 12:10 ~~- Newl 12:00 Nooo · Rep<)rt 12:U 'lbe Search 12:15 Music Juat For You 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teels 12:1& a-II!r'l Guest SlaN'rl 1:00 Billy Graham 12:10 Music Juat For You 1:35 Lulileron lltiur 3:00 Platter Party 2:1111 Tho Cbureb At ·Work t:lli lllalltnar Sbtnr-Tuel. Z:15 Tbll Navy s..a.p t:!O Local· Nm 1:35 Tlie ~ LJj , . ~,, t:M BowJins Scorea 1:00 'lbe Quiet Hour 5:00 SUndown Serenade 1:35 ~Y Showcase 8:00 Sign Off S:OO Baptlll t.a~·· Hour li=35 wrll'ld•In ·an~eW Otl Off q:t--: ~ ... 8:30 Fann NeWI THANkS, Dod c;uess l]j6f EXPLAINS A 1.2rl ';' will • 0 f We·.are sponsoring a drive to secure wheel chairs . and crutches. This e.qulpinenf. '~ he,j:J·us to serve more people. These wheel c·hilirs and crutches are for loan, free 'Of ,,;, _..:.;::.:.:.;..::.:::::.:::.:.::.J~- ,,• miss . they kind an d wUI• 11160 Voik.<wagen ..i n..cellent condition. 1 mile !rom un. ing hand. lon Ave. Bridge towards Har· 1hy food and earn•st care. rtsonville. Rl. I. Pomeroy. OJr home is dark without Orin W.ars, Jr. 2 !8 l2tc thee, - -·- ·- We miss thee everywhere. ~U. Kinds of ha) 8Dd straw for sale. We deU\'8'. Butler ,_.....fl. '\rnnld 8rulltf'n . ......#.,...in we ~o: ' e to me~t him . I Bros .. Leipsic, Ohio. Tel. 135. Ill Ea"' Mat.n "ttrPt>t . t'••m· o:c•c ear,.... ride •114 pt:rllf1lt V,h.n tile day ot life is ned. , P. 0 Bol 61. 1 U Illite ...,,, Pbnnt W' •nee and · 'l'll~n in Heaven with joy to t WHYPUMP your slullllsii ..iep. 1 20 Uc W :· :~.il. .~ttl htm, 1 tJe tank. Get Klean-Em-AII See Nfif{ler 8U1Min$Z anrl Sup. Ml.tnpoli&U Motart ' ,wntre no farewell tears are 1 Septic Tank Cleaner Landply . t'ta(!me for b~t1Pr t,nm~!ll E. !MR._ Sttft&. PoN~J '/-: . ~ I mark Farm BurOiiit, Pomeroy. titclleD Clllllnell and <Uirm WV 1#11 1251111 J24301A! do<lrll 11!3tfc • • IMO~IDAY TBRil FII.IDAY 1:00 9l&n on NtWI 8:20 Counlry Jamboree ·,,oo A Cou11ty • Wide Subscription Campaign .17S. dear one. 2 22 6ic 1 We miss thee !rom they place t.ABY CHICKS. 111011 . . breeds A shadow o'er our lite is cast avail.Jble. Plact! order 3 to 4 We ' mils the sunslune or thy · weeks are needed. Call VI 3face. 2278. 2 21 30tc - AMVETS Post No. 30, Pomeroy, 0. rooms, nicely furniShed, bard- ' wood floors, large closels. automatic heat, ~rlvate bath, . private entrance, utUitles fur· nlshed. Phone WY :1-32811. 2 t4 6te 1 -pt E. Main St., Pomeroy. Harry L. Bailey WY :1-3401 2 22 6te ._ WMPO Radio "fi ~: ; formance sires. No uaocla- ............ ' Alma w.dl, I( .t.thetll, Obio; $250.00. AJJO I steak cuber aod . 1broo ltnlltlrl, Frank Ill Vln- meat slicer. Phone WY :1-3816. JOHNSON, Simpsoo lnsuriiJICO \On Ohio, Eldotl o( ,.~ 2 22 3ic Agency, 1D. AU 1«1111 o1 IJt. •· ' Ohl nd w_:='""':; ltll'all•'t· Jim Jobnaoa and Kr,. o, a .......,.. "' 500 BALES otralght Timothy, BwJ SiDtpoon. o\genll · Racme. Oh1o. Belldeo his par- 300 bales Lespede2a. Delbert · 1 1 lfc ents, three brothen prwtou. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone ly passed this life. Obert will 1185-:HOI. 2 22 ltp be sadly missed by his relaBusiness Services lives, friends, neighbors and NEW 23.5 cu. ft. Admiral, no de- - - - - - - - - - Uvestock all of those with whom he !root, Duplex Refrigerator • BREED with CUrtiss Breedlnll came In conlact. His indicat- Freezer. Deep freeze, 10 cu. Service, lne. for a ebolce of PQNY"""',....F"'OR;;-.SAL...-E. CaH WY zo ed peace with his maker gives ft. refrigerator, 13.5 cu. ft. 150 different bulla In the dairy 3818. 2 4 tic UB hope <1 that glorious re- Sa.le, MIJ9.95, trade In or beef line. A price of $6.00 _::;:;::;_ _ _ __;::_;_.:::;_ union above. prtce, ~34.95. Ridenour Sup- In the breedl for proven perFarm M1chinery ply. Chester, Oh10. ..... _ . CQ;I&IILIIT Ill I U , . IDD"DUMENTI •- ~l&:w-liJ _.....uvowrr.,.._,., ••, bath~IIOhl'ililnilgt!iriiii St e · n Y · WY :1-5385. 1 24 tic u ore. 2 24 31 p 'b1aran~ tor every persnoal FURNISHED apartment;",3 Wi miss thee from our midst A..,,, a • •••••• PQI · •as a &GI' XV 0 c tc tc •s 41 IABI&P'D' PS KQOPW1 LZ B PQI o•BVI.-GIBIPBXI\I'U ~~~· ~~ld ~= 0 1 s: rk ~ zg otdlnary ••·..o.. ~ Bee~le. h~ OnoloUor.....,_llr_.Ja_~Ato....S ~loce.~~~· ~ . lllr tbo lllne L'.. X llllr 81a .... 0'1, . . -..- Jet•· ._hlea the ,__s. -~ .,. · l.'l:"rl , &11011-• _.16 ...._ -_ · _ tire or .Iiiii ....- an au hln.... llo<hda.rtha _ .... - ~~.., s~ L...L..II.....IU....il~ . -~~L-~~~ ~25 AlP:1fBLBA.A.XK II LOI\1'8.-.LLOW ~wilt'"~ :;w: ~: ;~•·~·htr,: J.+....- DAILY CBift'OqOO'.l'J!i- ....... low tD work Itt tr~ "~ ~":"'~he ~lin:~ gu;.i l.abctD&' ... n ~ Alltedmembe!;'Ha ~ It Y Al'l Nr &l't , ... Mrs. Moore Transferred tO aeboo~ founde-'s D I Ob . ed by Lefarf P T A t1l F~ lim~-;- '• f&lll!dN .riu :~~ a~:. 7 asu I in the vicinity or Kroger stor< - - - ra e Relatives and friends attend· et' as in some other small twen Rt. 2 cutoff . and 2nd c:chbe or lot. If found, call WY :1- ATTENTION : $62.50 plus com· led open house Monday in obser· towns" street bounded on the lttSt by den ....... 3147. 2 25 3te mission, 2 men to service lo'vance of the 89th birthday of · Viand street and extending east lea r with Mn. BrtJc. Lloy;l: ----- - - -· cal area. Immediate and stea· , Mrs. Charles McNamee, s. 2nd· Sit'ers replied that he felt to area marked on zonlltll !""P Mn. Wayne Glbbona lltd lrln. For Sale dy increases. Must be mar· wv 2-2143 Pemoror . o av. in Middleport. 1it Impossible for It to become as a proposed recreation site 0. P. Klein boa-. --ried and have car for confi· Ambng the many gifts were a "racket" with the form ol be ebanglld from general real· FEB. II . AUCTION, February 29. 10:00 denlial interview. Write P. 0 . W1LL 00 COstom Butcherln&. nowers from· friends and a city government Pl. Pleasant denee and conoervatlon In neigh- The P}A;· lfiU 00 YOU have • drinking prob- a. m. I am leaving my farm Box 1125, Parkersburg, W. Phil Meier, WY 2-<1510. •group of women of the First has - that of 12 councilmen. borhood and highway; area be- s!"'nsor a le6p year IIPI&he!< 2 25 5tc 1 17 tic B•ptist church; baskets of fruit: He agreed that in some places tween 5th & 7th streels east ol ti suppet' Saturday even!Qt lem? For help. contact A.lco- home and will sell the fol· Va. hb\ICI Aoonymous, Tri-Coun- lowing, localed I mile from FULL TIME. pari $12 INCOME TAX service, Mrs. three decorated cakes from where there were only three Viand street to Crooked Creek 29 In the high aebool caletatla, ly AA Group. Write, Bo• 201. Rutla11d , Ohio, on the Harri· guaranteed full time. $2.00 Sto·v• Eblin, Rt. 124, 1 mile her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Brad- or five council members. there ehanged !rom neighborhood aod Middleport, 0. i-3-tfc sonville Road. 1 living t(IOm average per hour part time. from Fairground on Laurel bury her granddaughter Mrs. could be problems and maybe hlghway to central business ar18 suite, Hoffman TV, 3 bed· Must have car. (Car allow· Chtt Road. Hannahs, and Mr;. Freda a "racket" prevail but with the ea occupied by A&P store M . • 1 8 IOtc GUNS room suites and bedding, sec- ance) . See Fuller Brush Co., Smith and last but not least proper setup he saw no way for Jackson Avenue, be changed l\lo bu7, sell anct trade gons retary desk , 2 electric heat- Phone 422-0927 . or write Rt. 5, AU~TIIIN~;ER over j 00 birthday carde. ' II to become one In Point Plea· from single family residential Btl: Wellman. Les W1lliamson ers, sewing machine, Maytag Box 1\I).A, Parkersburg. w. Compl... Servi<t She received a telephone call sant. to neighborhood and hlghwoy. at" ri.ffin Jewt>lers, Phone 50, . llrlte. ,_ • Cooaet from her daughter, Mrs. C. H. /. . washer , 2 coal heaters, 1 coal Va. Ct1tt ~lord 0 uUll Ple~ant , W Va coo k stove, cookmg utenst 1'· 2 2S Sic Wise of Waverly. Amnng those In the hlgb which was W t8 ·.fc kitchen cabinet, Kelvinote< re· A. c BRAI>I'IIRD r ay iavorable with the Unit: alao, tm'gto . 'I!T!tMIIBil.E Insurance been frigeralor tables fruit jars WOMEN wanted to assemble Ra<llle, Oltlo calling during the day were Mr. the pusslblllly ol having a gold· jewelry I II If< and Mrs. Mrs. Charles C. P. Bradbury, Mr. S SefV cano.. 11·•• ' .ost your opera· and stone' J·ars. Ne. ar new 68 42l . Cat home. . I Cre't R ad Mfg. C - and Bradbury and ance counsellor for the district , 0 ..,..., Ut.. nsel cau IV\' 1-- totiller, Lawn mower, hand · .. ' LIMESTONE for your every Su by fall tenn. PI'. PLEASANT-Mrl. Jtalb, · liMit tools. Many other useful ar· thedral City, Cahfornm. need, any size. Emmett W. zanne, Mary and Charles, Mr. • • • ryn Monre, manager of the pt, ===--;;;=:::---::-ticles. . 2 25 9tc Shuler. COntractor. 342 Page Chand Mrs. VIctor Hannahs, Founder's Day was observed Mrs. Roy Buck, Foundera Day Pleaaant Family Savingl and . <ISITINQ HOURS are 2 p. m. M J D . _ ur.k aod Kathy, Mrs. Emma when the Letart .Falls P.T.A. h lri an had a most Inter 8~ Luan COmpany for lhe pail Si!i titl 4 p. m. Wednesday, Sat· rs. · .0 · lxon, Owner Sl . Middleport. Phone WY Z. Hughes, Lottie Cohen, Nettie ?'et. recenlly at the school aud- c a n ' e8 years, 88 been ...111 urday and Sunday. Mrs. Ev· Not responstble for accidents Real Estate For Sale., 3243. 2 18 tic ·Hayes, Mabel Bearhs, Mrs. Ed 1tor1um. Mrs. A. E. Wheeler, ,lngndlprogramtlc. Hjn1ilngton Where she ' if 1111 trell Ranson , Letart Falls Terms: Cash . Smith and daughter, Elsie, Mrs. President, presided over the te ng par lpa ,. In I" lti'Ve aa Director of Intort\al ' 2 2S 3tc Bradford AuctiOf>.cor...-. •. For Rent Gay Young, Edna Rellii!I~'Erma business meeting, which open- PY Birthday P.T.A.• with the Revenue for the AJaoclallon. ' . A. c. Bradford, Manager , Ll n Wilsoo, Mrs. Roy Sansbury, Sa~ ed with the Pledge 1D the Flag use. of • flannelgraph. She .... . . Crill Bradford, Auctioneer 'f.,UCilfltl' lfit,tll 7 room house, 3 bedrooms, new ly Schaaf, Mrs. Bert Bodlmer, in unison. Mrs. Early Roush, aSStSted by Mrs. George Yonker. Rooald K. ·Clifford, 2t, a __ . l_n_M_e_m_o_ry.:__ _ gas furnaces . Good location. Susie Fisher, Lena Baer, Alice Spiritual Chairman, liave a A skit tilted Operation On live of Porlsmoulh, 3\C NEW HAVEN _ Main and Call I WY :1-2590. 2 2S tic Spencer. Evelyn Lewis and Eth· readinti. Mrs. P. T. A. wu presented coed Mrs. Moore II IDII'Itr. Markirut son of the late Sin· IT COSTS NOTHING to use al Third Streets - 2 story, 3. by Mrs VIrgO Rouah aa D Prt 1o --1·• to Point PIMgletoo and Amanda McLain Blue Lustre Carpet Shampuo· bedroom frame home with A MODERN ltouse. 6 rooms el Wheeler. Mrs. Andrew Cross secretary · r. or ·. "'arkins, was born near Me· er with purchase of Blue Lus- l'h baths, automatic healing, ard bath. 136 Lincoln Road I Stella Grueser, AUie Fisher, stated the unit waa 'usted In Betty CUey and Roy Do:: aant, Mr. Clllfonl waa omp[oy· Arthur, Ohio, on April 7, 1902 tre Shampoo. Baker Furm· large kitchen, with built in Pomeroy. WY 2-30Ztl. ' 1Grace Fisher, Marjorie Butris, the National Congresa pamphlet of etl five years with Time Fland d•parled this life Febru· lure, Middleport. cabinels, and glass enclosed · r I 3 tic :l:sonM and M :'bert lor membership. A brief discus- Mn. Buck, on behalf of the ary 16, 1964 at the age of 61 2 25 6tc sun porch . Corner lot 1100 x FURNISHED and unfurnished was of slon was held on the recent onlt, presented gills to the . ' ' . ,. years, 10 months and 9 days. SAVE , on new Reminglon 1001 with garage. Medium apartments. Inquire at the Mrs Ralph Lei 0 1 Ra lne I COunty Council with past ;>realdento, Mrs. John Clifford and blo WU. a a·d 12, 1929, he was Saws, 01 different sizes. Con- 1 priced lo keep your p a y· Ohio Hotel. !1-22-tlc · c · four alternates atU!ndmg. Mn. bart, Mrs. George Yonker, Mrs. fo r eblldren will realde at 111 3 D. Bocthes. umted m marrtage to Dasa tact: Olin ,h ments low. Wheeler announced a Health Dale illll, Mrs. Roy Donohelf. v, .. , ickle C.Urt. 116 Hinds of Pom-roy, Ohio. to W. Main St., Pomeroy WY 2· JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN 8 n>om apartment with Soilltl, BrothNa, program to be beld on February Mrs. VlrgU Rourlh, Mrs. Robert M M baa been aelt ' 1 ••hley be parents was not part of NEW HAVEN, W. VA. ment and garaRe, 143 Butter· T . f M . 27 at Pomerov with the place •· Crow and ·Mrs rs. oore . atJain1 ve . nul Ave. Pomeroy Ohio Ph. op•c o eettn/l be designated' acconllnwl. . . In Point Pleaaant c:lvle 8 2 215 61 c 2557 God's ?Ian for Obert and 882 28U • • · "Saint and B-th .. ~. Charter members we.., alao re-d ring h ~- he Sbe Dasa. Rather, Obert, not en. 1963 .so x 10 Marlette House 2 25 3fc IV\' 2·5127. 2 10 tfc ' •• rs wu 10 Mr. C. E .. Blakeslee. They co lzetl. u er re. lti'V· Joying health as many ol us trailer, Phone WY 2·28!10. Hel· .-- - the study lesson taken from the would like to have two ....,r.. gn etl as t!On'eta; of lite either know or have known en's Beauty Shop, 16110 Nye WANTED TO BUY: Farm With FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Christine Istudy buok for the year pre- •entatives from each Unit at- A Foundtn Day collecUm was ber of CommeroO, Count)' cba1tli, spent much time In the Ave., Pomeroy. 4 25 6to or without buildings, 25 to 100 . . 2 u _lfc Isented by Mrs. Edward Bur· tend this altemooo meeUng and taken to be oent lo NaUonal COn- .man of the Malon C8ttllty .R ill adGTatlm of God's works. As TRY DIADEX tablets. tForm> acres, oo or near State Route SMALL Furnished apartment. Ikelt .when Group I ol the w.. the topics to be discussed are gress. Mrs. Buck's ronm INti Cross, and ltll a metttliar of a ' result, he wu tnilowOd by erly Dex·A·Dlet). New name, l338 or 124. N. Rose, 36111 Sam· suitable for one or two pea- .men a Association of Mlddlepurt "Venereal Dlaease In Teens,• the attendance banner. the CltltJens Advisory Cemmll, a virtuous education relative same formula 0 I 98c uel Rd., Akron, 44312, Ohio. pie. Phooe WY :1-2753. Fl r s t United Presbyterian and "Diabetes In Children." Mrs. Herschel Norris Hospl· tee to the City Plalllllttc Ctlal10 th llh :b nY · 2 25 10tp 1 31 tic Church met Tuesday evening at . ' ml.!slon. • · . • wo y attn utes o1 Stark Drug Store. the home of Mrs. Myron Miller. Mn. Dale i!IU, program chair· tallty chairman, wu In charge . . pailonbence, tolerance, apprecl· 2 24 30tp FOR SALE- Middleport's taD· Fl'RNISHED apanmenll. Ph During the business , ..slon man .Introduced Mr. Charles of the relreshmenlll, Including Leon· WOllam Knl&ht Pt pwo. a , obedlance aad love. ___ _ est building, located 352 N. WY z.277S. Aftel $ p m. hollt' Ha • cake, nuta, mints, coffee and .' ' • . ·. These he extended toward GOING IN Circles? Try Pro-! S.cond Street. Middleport wv 2·3574. · P punch. The P.T.A. emblem ltll God, hiS relatoves, hiS v1co L1ke-Cycle swme feeds . 1 Priced for quick sale. Inquire 11 Z1 tie be held Til rsda tl t the dlscu lid the Scholarship used qn napkins. A aoclal hour A h ' . · 1eb he mmended lrtends and neighbor• and the They're safe •n Sound from at Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tic Y eve• 1abe of ,.:' followed. s ton. . circumstances of his dally star! to finish. Phon• WY :1- 1, • - THREE and l'lllf room fuinill> program w a "" co the UnDISCHARGED: Mn. J.,_ Uvtnc. He was a man of the 2161, Pomeroy, or stop by ITWO LOTS. Mu.berry H•lghts. ed and aofumlsbed apart. mlsalmary P.laylet given by '"'"" II for Jhla vet'Y worthwhile proBraa, Jr., lltd dauibt.r; Pt. biJbost standards of lntegri· Ohio Valley Industries. Phone WY 2·3429. ments. WV Z.MK men of the F1rst Bapllol Church. ject: the Ubrary situation In Pie....,. Valley Hooplill . Pleasant. ty, bunor and honesty whict., tp 2 tic 12 I tie Mrs. MIUor and Mn. Martha the school, the posslbillty Ill ADMITTED: carl Rife, GaJ. Mr 2 24 3 wllh Goi'o help gave him . HOUSE 6 rooms and re!reshrnenll. having th' Foreign lan11U88t1 llpulla: Mn. Rlflle, ald AlhiiAID, A-'or stop smokmg I nsurance _.km over •many of the CUT w'th DOWN Q 't tab! ts 9llc People', s Terwoe. Ph o n · PHONE WY 2..2157 II.Cll UN =- ~j ~~meet l~y t.~UDg &-..'$,. ~=:, pt.,~ ~ ~L"os'""'T"':~Mc-a-nc-'s-go~ld,-ricng , I."'ddtt- :I& BoP~ """ 1 am.c:r. u.-. &ted~ 'I 'On ~·., lovi~g ca~ • • ' .'I'~ ' • :~: ·' charge on temporary basis, . to the. residenti ..~f. M~igs CountY. No donations will . be ~ cepted on this drive. This equipment Is pal d for frol'T) ' . the sale of weJI:knowii ' p1.,11:iner. ' · · . ; tions sold by Publishers Reader Service, giving. )/OU ful! value for YIM mon~y. . . .c e RESIDEtjT5, WHEN CALLED ON, SHOULD REQUEST TO SlE :. . . .' .· : THE .INTRODUCTORY tEtiER SIGNED .IY wlLIAM.P.· .::. , , 1 · ~;;.· <';·<. '· • ' . ·•.~.·.,.·•. '····· GRUESER, ADJulANT'of·THE POST. . ' . 9'> • F• l. ' ' TION ClN THIS PRO~RAM-.•W!~l·· CREA:tlY .PJblishers ~eocter , SeiVice ' ' I Jj"• t recetpt,•l)~l~: 1 ' · • .. ,'.,",.,,. < • ' •. ,_. T • 1• : . , · ,. •.. rl .')( ·'f''"<l'F .,••' :t . ! �I f I • Miss Beegle- is Hostess to Booster Class County Methodist YOflth \ Around And S,;~Sub-District Rally Event 15 Metbodlsl She Information per- J ~ted About Ch ester D G p ' - Mainly.' About . ._ .f(t. , Pci»Pe..O., ' · • P.eopl~ M'ddl • can loqk smart A I Flag to Schoo/ - 1 ' assembly Monday afternoon and over the Wftkend. NJierla. Mr. Agunsola has attended · E.ng1and a nd .1$ · p~sachool m ently attending Ohio um.,.nnty. It! expects to re~rn to h 1s country to teac~ tn the schooJs lhere· A question and answer period concl~ded the program. Ilia Jennifer. Crew, Pomeroy, Ia the preSident of the COIIIlly group and mtroduced the speaker. During the busl~ ness meeting delegates and :~ ternates were elected to rep . sent the county sub - district councU at the district conferences. Delegates named were Brencla Potts, Pomeroy MYF, Connie Cooke, Middleport unit, with Chris Tompkins,, Pomeroy, and Judy Lucas, alternates. The meeting was opened with a devotional meditatiOn a n d singing Following th~ ::::am tho~ attending were aerved sandwiches, potato ebips and poi) by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, counselors, assisted by Mrs. James Cris'Aell, Mrs. M E Dowson and Mrs. Roger T · · Rev Marvin Dowson f ~ath Church 0 present at the meeting.' While the youth program was In aesslon Utere was a meeting for wunselors held in another .... of the church with Mrs. .,.... Beulah Domm, Town and Coontry representative from the . Methodist Board of Educatlon, . ill T . h Nashv· e, enn., m c arge. .::1r· w_; MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO LAST TIME TONIGHT "PALM SPRINGS WIEKEND" (Technitolor) froy Otonhue, Connie Steven• Ty Bardin, Stefanie Powers, Robert Conrad. Colorc.rtoons WED. and THURSDAY Fob. 26-27 NOT OPEN Fob. 21 • March 4 W•lt Disney's #'IWORD IN THE STONE,. (Tecbnico1or) · Au-cartoon Feature! Meet: 'fart,. a boy destined to be~ England'a King Anhur! ~Merlin the Magician! FUN! 'fANTASY! SORCElRV! ~iluNito ;.OionoyC.rtoono ·Ailm!tslon: ?lie and 40<. . flag ~nd Manon Mrs. Wood,Eldon Mrs. Hatt1e Fred- ~nd Mr.children,Mrs. Ernest Covert in cardBertha was sent to thewho teacher, erick, Kraeuter. Paula and Chuck· Mrs. Sayre, Is 1 Mrs. Mabel VanMeter, Mrs 11e, of Portsmouth, were week- patient in Unlverslty Hospital Norman Frederick, Mrs. James end guests of her mother, Mrs. in Columbus Van Meter, Mrs. Clarence Neut· Lucille Mayes. · zling, Mrs. Milo Biggs, Mrs. Miss Carol Hudson, w h 0 During the social h~r games John Hay~s, Mrs. Holter and reaches in the Clintonville were played and prizes were Mrs. Morm. .iichools ln Columbus spent the aBwlar~d W 11°te Clara d Po~en, weekend with her p~rents, Mr. ~~ e Ot:e r~t era and Mrs George Hudson. G gl e. 8 . rs a Bela Ingh were James OlilerB Note · re ta Impson nc SpenMiss Mary Schaaf, Columbus, H 1 Sl ' M 1 50th Anniversary spent the weekend with her sis- cSehr, _ elenb lmSpson. agg de e Lmpson, an . _ .. h M d Mr Rl h rd Oil Ler and brother-m-law, Mr. and M am, . 0 sa c ain Stocker h d d ar1e n.uus . and r.son,an Steven,s. were Mrs. Everett Bac ner a~ au· port Sunday to attend the gold- ghters, Karen and Conme. en wedding anniversary of his Jeanette Waddell of Hunting- Junior MuBionary parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ton, W. Va., spent the weeke~d Society Met Su--'-· Oller, who were married, Feb. With her mother, Mrs. Mmme '""'3 20, 1914. They were former re- Bever~ge. The Junior Missionary Soclesidents, of Middleport. ty of the Laurel Cm! Free Met!>The open house observance M R , odist Church met Sunday folwas given by children of the oney• ai.nng is lowing Sunday School in !be couple including Mr. and Mrs. Subject of Meeting recreation room of the Oiler, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. . . age with leaders, Mrs. Kenneth Oiler, Ashland; Mr. and . Money· rnakmg projects were Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest PowMrs. Lewis Oiler, McConnels- ~scussed at. the February meet- ell. ville; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Da- Jng of the .MI.ddleport Band :so:osvis and Robert Oiler, Stockport. Iter Association Monday evemng Parts .were Issued for the 1The only on unable to be pre- at the school. Mrs. Rober t compassion program to be held sent was ~illiam Oiler of North Schmoll, ~resident. ~nducted a at the church Sunday evening. Dakota, who called his parents short bus~ness meet1~g when ~ chapter of the stud.~ book, during the day. The honored current b11ls were paid and a ~wene of the Co~o was guests received gifts and flow- $200 payment was made on new d1scussed by Mrs. G1lmore. Pre-ers from relatlves and frlends drums. sent were Junior' Dean a n d Mr. Eugne Gherke, band dl- Wayne Pullins, Greg Eblin, Nanfor the occasion, rector, announced the Junior cy and Darla Gill, Roger Car· Band concert Friday evening, penter, Mickey and Kay HoweU, ASK TO WED March 13. He also announced Karoly Soulsby, Robert Bailey, PT. PLEASANT - Delbert. 1the district solo and ensemble Jack Jacobs, Brenda and DenEugene Putney, 19. Pliny, and competition to be held this Sat.. nls Gilmore, Ivan ·Powell, Jef· Geraldine Irene Adams, 23, urday , Feb. 29. Several parents frey, Kenneth and Sally ManPJiny. have made application plan to attend. A discussion was kin, Wayne Leifheit, Benny and for a marriage license in the held on the recent senlor band Becky Wright and Darlene and office of Ule county clerk. banquet and dance. Cheree Michael. !:· ist · 1 Style 11121 ·una t A No need for tbe eqmfort ro sbow .. . ..... thiS:.~dsomest of spring pu~ps Ia crafted of ~·In upper leather, wears a sm'\rt stacked : heel' and gentle crescent toe. Coffee -or black. • ' Th·e Shoe ;M~~rs~.~~~~Wri;U;ia~miTho~m~p~s~oni,i"~nd~i;;;;r; . ~ --= --· budget b0yr Its Frost·Proof, tool · Mrs. Robert Wamsley a n d. daughter, June Ann visited SUn· day afternoon with Mr. and • No frost, no defrosting ever, elitn Mrs. Mason Fisher and family . M d M Ca r. an rs. rl HyseU of Rutland visited Sunday alternoon WI'th her paren ts , Mr . and Mr C J Eber b b s. . . s ac , Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and children were weekend JIUeals of M,rs. Swan"s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry·av. ----- In freezer. A delight to 'use. • Bll 10D-Ib. ztro zane freezer. • Tl¥in veaetable Hyd.,tcrs hold nearly ~ bushel. Storage door, -BAKER FURNIT-URE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hurry le •• LAST 4· OAYS trr" il!te 'fl!ttst~JY· · ' A hoopltal spokeaman aaid tile 711-year-<Iid Congressional · Medal 'of Honor winner, who iWII Bdmitted last Weekend 'ferlng from dehydratltln, had begun taking "some fluids" · wils stllf Jieinti fed lnlravenCMioly. · On The "GREAT PERFORMERS" '64 CHEVROLET ~ warmth. ' NICOSIA; c,pru, - l'rei!I· de'nt Makar!ili; 'backed up by Greek Cypriot pollee force of more than doobled strength today wos expected to start Je. ill· mov., to disarm tile Itiafot's Turkish Cypriot lrreJIU• _WM . .T. GRUESER, MG!l , NEW '64 CHEV_ELLE . . Now 84 CboveUe Mallbo H. 1'. Cpe. 6 oyl. En· Jlil~, 118ilter· o~d. D~lrostor, (i'rt. Seat Bel~' CUmlort and.C,on~. lfOUP, '700xl4 W. W. TirM, · ~: Radio. ...1',,. .-nnlverslry SPECIAL ~l'· \ ' ·s \. ' lltt 'nti leoder ~· ·, ~·; "restless clay." New 84 Chevy n 2 Dr. Model 211---6 cyl., tm0 Tlrel, B;otter. ODd Defrooter, Frt. S.eat Beltt. Comfort 'omt · Cont.,...,... · Anniversuy SPECIAL $2~9~ · , Wando• Vice 'Mrs. Middleport' Named lol!'•· Tom (Yvonne) Sealfy, L18 S. Fourth Ave., Middleport, Ia "MI.'II. Middleport" of 11164. C. H. Murray, local manager for Coii!D)bfa Gas of (lhio, Inc., sail' Jllro. Seolly wu selected In prellli!jnary judging to rep. !~sent M,lti4Jet>ort in the d)vi· slon ·eo~n~on at Jack.OO on M!""ih 2. · ~lslon .....test wtnnel.'ll ""mpete In a dlelrlcl "Mrs. Amertca" COII!est cook-off in Athena on Mf!l'cli 10. The contest Ia Sponaored In thl8 area Columbia Gas of Inc. II. !be of wm ldent Dr• ell in · : . ,. . of tbe Turkish \ I'IEW '64 CHEVY II ,. 1. 9 2'-4. 3'-. ~ I ' Hoover his been since lasl Sunday. He was p1tallzed last JUliO with. Inle!•ll-1 ... na1 bleeding ill!l anemia recovered .IRllf'ICJ,ntly to work on two~ fllclli eaat. and volumii)OUI Principal and Athletic ulltil tbe weekend releate. AI Scarberry Jr., "Despite his age and Rome Williams, LOCAL TEMPS I he still remains quite . Coach Carl Wolfe, • JAMESTOWN, Tena. - All- The temperature in Pomeroy iand alert," Hoover's three Mrs. Dwight In~ World War I hero, Sg~. AI- business district was 37 degrees ~· tors sold in a 7:30 p.m. seven other vln C. York, was reported and raining today at 10 a.m. medical buUetln. "jOIIItlwbat in late~ bout with Illness at FenCount)' · Generil Hospital . .Special Prices for 4 More Days ' - . Southera and Ctalrol Olllo: Conllnaed cold · wltlt lempor• lareo overailDI S.ll de..... below normal. Normal life~ 41-10; low 1441• . Oeeaoionol flO!"Iod of llgllt onliw _. IIIII' rleo wlll ovenae one • ...III lae:b or let1 west to a quarter Bill Graeser Says: ~~ - garly Re.,orts · Show $1,0f0 In Heart Drive improved" .. the ELECTRIC co. r • 1 ·blanket for relaxing, .. . s llodtl FPDS.14T4 U.llcu.fl. CLASS MEI!TS The Young Adult and Junior school classes of Rut· of God had a class outing at the Kyger Creek club- :She had an electric . Middleport, 0. t beauty. No wonder! , 5~99· only . Mr. 't'tJ.Mrs. Wyatt and _; Harry· ·Sleeping beauty was a ,. .. Mrs. Hiram Fisher,s Gru;w:~~ FLAMELESS ELECTRIC fairy. tales ,.leap Baker ·should Talk Claims Sen. Williams Sim::"":i "! • ' After refreshments they presented outdoor to the I remains a patient at Meigs Gen- to !be home of Isabel ~::Mr:··~and . Mra. OrvDle Mr. and Mra. Llwre-·Pulschool eral Hospital. for the meeting. home .SundaJ, after .._,., ·~ •-'-bra'~ ••-~ · was presented by the Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown Mrs. Blanche Watterson vacation In Florida. -pldeit _.., · - amdv!f'SIII')' ""' """' A drlll weddlnc members with Mrs. Arvil Holt- and children spent the weekend sented the devotions, Mr. ~ J:..:~tlo;:;l tile .lllb of Fehrnary ll lbe · er as capatm. Mrs. Ray Morns at their farm in Kentucky near with song "Love Llfted Me" llo.qH: of their ·~pter , ~ spoke on flag etiquette a n d Morehead. Whi1e there they vis- her program was entitled Love. ith .\1 ted Dbud, Dr. Oliver Ma81er presented the flag to J. S. Da- ited with Mrs. Brown's m{)ther, She read a portion of the 15th w Ernest from ··z. to 1 in Akron. LaWvis, executive head, and Roberti Mrs. Andy Porter, who is re- chapter of John, and an interMrs,. renCe 11 ·a .nadve . 8f Melli Ashley, principal. The fla~, covering from a recent illness. esting story from a buUeUn and married .Nellie which had flon over the Cap1- Richard Oiler, son of Mr. and from "The Royal Poinciana Miss Hoffman F'tsb, CUller, Llwre- taught i tol in Washington, D. C.• was Mrs. Richard Oller, Middleport, Chapel In Palm Beacb, Florida, Cb""ter Sunday with lew Ierma ·of sebool I& Qestsent to the lodge by Congress- was recently initiated into Phi entitled "The Pecking Hens," and Mrs. Ernest PoweU. er twp., before mDYlog to Ak· man Hom~r Abele. Kappa Tau Fraternity at Mi- and gave a prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest roD ami has beell employed by Mr. Davis, on behalf of the ami University where he is a . . Mrs Orville Allen the B. F. Goodrleb Tire lllld "'hool and faculty accepted Readmgs on love were givn Mr . .nd Rubber Co., untlj belq "'tired the fiag and expr;,.sed their freshman, by aU members present. daM MI.'II. George at .85. ll'e lw many relatl... appreciation, followed by the Miss Jeanette Crooks, a tea- Mrs. Clara Powe11, pres~ent. an ~.' Jordan, and friends In Meigs C.., IDpledge to flag and the singing cher in Marietta schools, and had charge of the busmess. clati1D8 a brother, Raymond. of the national anthem. Mr. Gene Crooks, who is attend- Roll call was answered by Mr. and Mrs. Milton ~ushl--_::__ _ _.:.___:.___ 11 Members of the lodge aitend· ing the School of Dentistry at scripture verse by nine mem-land dough~, $andra were ing were Mrs. George Wolfe, Ohio State University, spent the bers. dinner g;leslll o1 Mr. nn<ilhcMJae Feb. 9. Enjoying dinner II Mrs: James Ridenour, Mrs. weekend with their parents, Mr . Chimes for the church were . Gardner Wehrung. and games were Mr. and Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Stanley and .Mrs. Walter Crooks. discussed and $5 was donated Mr1. Wilpam Fisher was Larry Parson, Mr. and Trussell, Mrs. Ross Cleland, MISS Judy Butcher, ~olum- to the heart fund. The meeting dinner of her Jerry - Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. bus, spent the weekend With her closed by singing "My Prayer" . Mr. Eads and Cindy, Mr. Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Ralph parents, Mr. and ~rs. 1 r a and repeating "The Lord's Hiram Flisher. Mrs. Roy O'Dell, Mark Lee,. Mrs. Glell Tutti~, Mrs. Butcher and son, Jnn. Prayer" in unison. A round , . Gary, Sharon Thompson,D~~~:II an ' 1 FRI. thru WEDNESDAY : mnns · • a-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeror·lflddleport, o., Feb. 2f. aM. ol ~::u:::~ ral- church scbooiJ lncludlna t h e The Boootor ClaM ol t b 1 If Youlb Fellow- age groupings lor tbe new cur- l I eport Racine BaPIIII churCh beld ito llfOOill SUnrl.o)' lftemoon rlculum to be taugbt next raiL moothly meo11ng 'lburadoy 11 Methodist Church m Mrs. Domm, who " well-In- 0oo Erwin, Collllllhwl, spent Ding wllb Millo Vera Boogie Mrs. lla'y Seldenabel returo•l formed on her work, conducted the -kend with bill parenlll h -. She served refnl!l>home Sunday, liter 1 ;. GUkt speaker for the pro- a clinic for the 15 counselors Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin. 'ments at !be Club Restaurllltl~~tbs •illt -a~1'uaon,~;;~~~ ltilll was Albert Agunsola of present from the county groupo. Mr. and !llril- Roy Davicbon, at 6:30 at 1 table beoutHuBy · her son and ~ ~~~ who spoke of the cus· Jr. and daughters, Kathy, Coo- decorated willl red and while Mr. and Mrs. Howard lorils cl bill land. . . nie, Cindy, Carol and Christlne, c~dlea, blue P!Jtos and and 001111• 1 • He told of the anCient trtbal Or Columbus, spent the weekend beart-ahaped red gum and Mrs. Earl 111 rl~ now gradually dilappearf with their parents, Mr. a n d tree jn keeploi with · r. . .. . · Will~>il&.:and the educational fac1tirOUp . resen $ Mj'a. A. E. Erwin. Day. Her fav01'8 were red hatan:..":d.~~IIi. !lei that are available _only to I Mrs. Earl Bougher, Colum- chets for George Washlngton, Mn ,G ... ~=:\' Jbe top grade students because Ernm' h 0 and Log !rom the Abe Llnroln ' · · ' ' 1101'cl over-<!l'<lwded conditions. He Members of Chester Cooncil, bus, and Roger . IS ' ·~- Cabin· also small e SOD ~ ·b!s &Isler and noted that students have to ?IY Daughters of America, visited I] ton, VlSited With thetr ?are~tsh rors ' ' purl in-law,. ~. and. Mrs• .w. 1o &et schooling ot any kind in Eastern High school during the Mr. and Mrs. C. MrA. EEm~s h . Gibbs. \i. 'i "-1 MR. AND MRS. PULLINS OOUDty atlalded taining to lbe problems • \\ N~ ;64 CORV~I.R Now 84 Corvalr, 1214· . ·Eflllne. COD!Iorl •nd .seal, tll!o life•, Fi-t- Se~t telegram& to Jolinoon and olber ·,rB that Matarlot' · II makln& moveo "' IUtn Cypl't!l Into • . ·Ho said lliil coul<l •h .. .l)u-ougb an air' ur. beJn& =~~~~r.r ned between_ l1!~a ~ \ \ ®1\' i ·, ' . • ' . ,_ SPECIAL HAPPY ANNIVERSAR:Y.-$lVINGS ON OK .uSED'qARS CHECK OUR LO~E!l' P~l ~~S .~EFORE YOU ~~~ '. .· Ire• .- .. , . . . . . See one of thfte courteouo uleomon - V*"' Tuttlt, O.."i Horrlt, Cew•rcl . talllert, 1111 C.hlij:onwl 'tJIII .• Lloyl! McLoughlin, ,. , · . . l' l>omai~r ~ . ' I '·.' • ~Jo.-f' , '>.,it<1i,·· .~:}., .._ . •M ) .. ~ . ~ ~- . ' ' ·' .. Cb~vtolet '-- Chevi!Ue '- Chevy I(- €orvair ;::.;·,,cb~'Vl'OI~1~~ , ! . GtMC ·I'INANCII'tQ. ,,_, .·. ;~•1,/ . ~ J. -"-'•~ ~~ ·, ~- .. . .. , ..,.; >-' .!..e. • -.. - ' ' ' . ·... ~· '.. ro·PLAN BANQUET PJ,no wlll be ruade lor baNI· baniflel ' wbell the Bano llooBtoro II f:IO ·p.m. I � 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 25, 1964