http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2e6fc2386afc35d9e886aa46c6781566.pdf d67eb8cd7346c81310a43eeaf1919d24 PDF Text Text • J • ; _ir>ooi-~-..."·' ·.....,... roop 245 Girl Scouts complete B.... k A'I'dA.I b Newton' 11\1 S ..., Y 1r1 Scouts or noop 2•s cOm· · cerernooy w a I ~ IMir caoklllll lessons un~ lbe dlre<;tlon of Betty New· tan at the Obio ~wer Gas Co. irJce oWed!M!aday evening w1th .._· par'ty lor the parents. . Darle!M! Chaffin wao Inand received .her and World Association pin and also h!r cadet cap cockade membership star. 1;l'recedmg . the lesson a short Other girls receiv ,mg stars d . d e Palsy and YOU'Ll FiND THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL HOME E -;= (01' their '!:;~:: Moinly - George ' centerpiece. Cookies cinnamon apples, m~ and punc~ prepared girls were served I h e guests w1th Silly Globokar and Pamela Crew octing "' hostes.. es Parents present were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas He nne"y• Mr · and M Mrs Gardner Wehru ng, r • People In Pomeroy Banquet Dance I Th• Rutland Hlih AlumDI banuet and da,... wW be bekl ~turda May Jl, at lbe hllh Mr. and Mra. Roy Kest.rsoo lschool y, m At a lllOOiinc of of Chester and Earl Keeter1011 th ffl gy ·beld at the bome ol of Wilmington have returned J e o preaklent tho home after a two weeks Yilllln omes ' ' West Hollywood Fla with their menu wu planned and commit· • · M I1 wers ap;Mllnled ~l~olloo =· 1 I Atollnd And . About M''dd/ eporf Mr. Edward Jobll800 II recovering from an emf11ency 9 pendectomy at Holer HoapJill thil week. Mt. Joluulonl I Intrumental director of 1111 R~ s lei' ' !"" cine Schoola and rea e.s on ~ct;:~:~:,~e~f.~:r;r. %,~~: =~~. ~~~· s.~i~·~~a~~~~~ ~;: ;~~~::~:·:~:~~=::;:: d!th:;c:'!:~:O. ~= ~b;=. h~ ':';z:: . JU.aCB • a~ ~"s ~ MHS I Keeps Schoo BAKER N F fURNITURE 'lbl Mlddlepnrt w.c.T,O. ,.m a Jll'IIYfl vllll Mardi • u midnight s.111n1a7 ht to 12 ml4Swtd•J nlifil, MJ.u Mill" SaUer,, -ty unit preolo 11 remlndltta membert of hours for the vl&ll. MAR. tht' Oblo . Uni fro Students m e • 'J)oleaatet were attend tho Scioto P~th, Mudl 17 tho Sesaion meetlnl wu Sunday ttlgbt March 1, In liiUIOI of tho Syracuse Unltm ee""" Preab)'lerian -· opened with · - m ~oa :.!:r/~.=~•tor, were foolish. Annl'versary of A 'l'ary is celebrated Home Of Name Brand Merchandise 61 Win Places 0 H Roll n 0n0r In Middleport For Men& Women N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT ~ " ' V{ ..··~-d ., _ ·v6t ·~~V r:.ru wscs :! Darst ~ssert MEIGS THEATRE 2·-62 Corvairs _cr:~ S1895 Le~ls. 2--62 Chevrolets · · S209S Passion History Is Topic of p Cl b ~ Barril. 2--62 Olds '88's · - · s2495 Shop Saturday Til 8:30 ·in the Evening ,. 61 Olds '88' 4Door · s2195 Bathroom 60 Buick La Sabre Con. s1695 II S801ds884Dr. · · · S109S 3--57 Olds · --S69S to s395 e Plenty of Late Model Used Cadillacs Volksw.,.n 2door Sun Roof 53 51 Plymoulh FORD $895 2door Van type camp. RACKS , IDC!Itldlnl ~·ulift!lll and ooenory but lot the people. ~ ~or more c1' institution. IIlii If yon don't have a cb~g aeeouut with Ut, ,lt will take only Ulinlllea !AI opeu oJie. Como CIJI hal kftPlni' the 6.95 ,."'II •. Deluxe Towel Pol• with, . I rlnt and 4 bars $U5 "t.. --.,.n SALES Pomeroy NationaJ.Bal!k ' •' - ' 2 . ' ' , I' 1irv1D1 Mef&l ~11111.3' ~ l!'t~UO 11~ . WY 2-5342 Cacllllec Olclsmobl'- Pom•oy . . , . ' I, i''i~~-4: ' : . ·.;' -~v~ POMEROYRU'I'j;4,"Ut , ' ' ·.·• ·.,., (' Towel Pol• wit~.· . · 'JV c' .•, 2 ...... •ncl lrllir :.._ ' .'_: _:\' ~- _··.,;; . Towai ,PoiM 1!1!111 ,c.·.!_~'':: 2 rllllft tincl . _Jiith c.,;·'".lOS JJ'e Pay 3% lnUrul On Snllll* '. ·'' J, •' v, ' KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR 2, Yon keep aoourate -da of your expenditurea. 3, You are a depolitor In a sound liaaucial $500 $95 SHELF am. Every v•oot ,.., wrifAleu ear bank proves 3tbiqs about Jll: .,. ' . fj ' ~~ . ·~ 'He Die$ a ·.2,2 cal. lf.ncle shot rifle, a &b: volt Jan: tern to I p 0 t COODI In treea, and a carbide light to see in the dMt. Sometimes ~ COODI 'are 0 II I )' wounded In the treea, and they run and blde. Williams aald be bas cltasoed ·wounded coons from 50 yar!f,i to two miles. ''The best weather f o r hunlihg -cOon- Ia a dMt drlzzly Digbt," wuuallil said. He aald be bu llhoi c~11. • 1u Meigs collnuo · we1gbinc from six pounct. . . ' i1li up to· 18 pounds. Coon in . CABIN ON A TJiUCK - La8t Novem~ Kei!Dy : tliis area are yellow, coal liama ancl bls f<lther·in·law, Elden M.rtinl toot black, or reddiBb ia colOr. bo~ema,de cabin buUt on a pickup truct and went ~ . . WUli~ sells ·the lkiDI bunting three days near Chllllcothe. They hauled ·t!IW to fur dealers who use dogs and slept In the cabin during the trip. S~ the111 mainly for eoats. the entrance of the cabin is Wllliama.- Sentinei·P.bolil; (Conllnued on 2) fiGMSBO¥.MlDDlEPORT, OHIO. . - entine - . .kfi!IJ fileTbo "' th . • •ee::..~ - llllllley'o tl&lll, ·Witlelt ......... Uif. tH ra. ~~~,..,. ._ SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1964 PRICE FIVE a Special I'eek '' • FA Ohio Gov • J11111e1 A. RboiW will be In Meigs county the 1Nilt March lli).AprU 4 to II!IIP make "lndq!lry Apprecl.ttiaa WeekM here • liUCct!S, Chani' ber ol Commerce SOUrces d = ·neb::::' ~. 1 ' ..,,., r o r,.. fn;ter •• . &&, o-. e Is Entertained Wed scJ On ne ·No. 275 ~' Meigs Study Program 'is Ranked .. with SPRING BARGAINS s . •, ' ~· .r :;;,. i6 \ NOW YOU - - .- -Services lor f W k er ee OUR LOT IS LOADED Last year be cot u dtn'lnc tbe le810D Whleb full from Nov, 15 to Feb. 15. Last November William• and Maridns went to Chijlicothe coon bunting fo r tbttee days wber' they got . a 17 pound coon. Tliey bave a half ton ~ck with a h?memade cab.ill .built on ita bed whleb ia'118ed l<i sleep in ~d haul the dogs on huntinJ! trips. ·''There II more levef ground ltlld easJer hunting at Cbllllcotbe than Meigs County," Willlams said. MQst of the time Williams bunts within .a 10 mile radius of hJs home. 1:!e said he turns the dogs loose and waits until they get a coon cattght Ia a tree before be chasea them. ch~ d:~ CLOTHIERS . . S:.:UJ~rt"~/': H~ven. ~ ' ~~ ~~·~.: I ' . IY TID I'.I:ANK. . Before Kellll)i WIIJia!l't of Zion Chlll'Cb ROad, ever went coon bunting, he thought people 1V!Io dtcl BA H R New motor, tlrel and paint. I ce,;;"': AT • • 58 Coon Hunter Williams }t. Well $quippe,d./orHobby \ . • Ave. with ..ue and the .. Sally Globokar, Ma ry K Hen- and Mrs. Phil Globo ~ • Crew. Bill Hellman who II employed erlne Shenefield, secretary and Mrs Leo SWick Columbus, The iOth Annlverury of at the ervlew nessy, Linda Warner and Lmda Jay Warner oi at fhe Hoitywood Beach Hotel Mrs. VIvian Pierce, treasur<r. visited 1'l!Ctl'lllY ;.lth her faU.. ChUrch, to be celebrated the 0 Wehrung Adults recetvlng sUirs Mr. and Mrs. n 1m ests Lonnie Kesterson accompanied Others attendlng the meetlni er Mr c H Wise Sr., and a, 11114, wu dllcuased. m. at ' ' J 1were Mi·s. Thomas Hennessy, Tampa, .Fla. wl~re :~o gu 1 b ~ them home for a visit w 1t h wero Robert Nelsoo, paet P,... ru,;. sJs~ ·M~ Ruth' Wise. Mr. name of Robert Harden was perf~~!"~ Mrs Jay Warner, Mrs. Willard The gl;lslhwt "hoice in uni· his paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Dale ident, Harold Rice, Mrs. Snow· Swick recently broke his arm Intentionally omitted from ~~ · ~ ~ Moo. Boyer Mrs. Phil Glohokar and church o elr c f Kesterson den and Mrs. Nlchoilon, who followlllll a fall on Ice list of commltleemen previous· I Mrs Selim Bla?.ewlcz. Follow- form Sunday, In observance o Mrs P~le Dumolt and son served relre.shmenll following . ly pUbUshed. He II Included on evenln& March 8 at 7:30 Iing the presentations, the Girl Girl Scout Su•day. Tom ~nd Benny Buck of Ne..; the meellllll. Mr. and Mrs. Charles SIDdle the Fiance and Picture Com· m. at the chur~; Tbe pro1 Scout promtse was given. • •· 1 Lexilllllon visited recently with Commltteeo appointed were: of Springfield spent the week mittee. topic will }'he CrOlla 1 Each gicl gave a demonstra· ACtiVIty their father Ben Buck who 1s Decorating, ijarold Rice, chair· end with Mr. and Mrs. Willilm Communion ae.rvlce.s wiU be the ResurrectiQD ~eoF bf !ton on cooking and operating m ' man, and Mra, Jean . Parker, Ault and family. . held Easter SUndSy, March 29, Mrs. Nan M09te with · 9t" kitchen appltances. Lmda Ash Mrs Jed Webster Jr. and son co-Chairman; Table and chairs, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rich- at 9 a. m. Tbe Chilrch wlll Bachtel In : explain"d the cookbook used in t Jimmy visited Tuesday at New Willie Dyer, chairman, and Fred ards were guests of their dau- parUclpate 1n the Uooals. Hosleloea W the les;ons and of foods pl'l' par· ewS Up ron . W. Va. with her mother, George, co-chairman: Set and ghtera, Mr. and Mrs. John An- Good Friday services, Emerson Jones, Mrs. Charlet ed Table eenterpteces f o r The six-weeks edlt1on of Mid· Mr<. T. c. Roush. decorate tables, Mra. Pearl gel and Mr. and Mrs. Edward place to be announced . Burdette, Mrs. Earl Kni_Sht and holidays made by the g~rls were dleport High School newspaper. Mr. and Mre. John Smith Canaday, ·chairman and Mrs. Smith In ColumbWI over the Mrs. Donald Cottrill was Mn. M. C.. Willoo. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. JUdged by the parents. and blue "The Activtty" keeps paren!s of Tampa. Fla. left Thursday Joan Wile, co-chairman; Nom· week end. pointed a delegate and The Pomeroy Elementary PT: 80 ribbons were awarded to Mary and townspeople up w1th what ' evening for Wellsburg, w. Va. lnating, Bruce May, Nate Wbe Mrs. Julia WUIIama vlsl!ed Arthur Sylvester as her wDI have a bake • :..~y ~ new at school alter a visit With her sister and and Bill Brown; Entertalnment, with relatives In Columbus re- nate to attend the the Kroger store 6'"'!"~ to The . cover of the pope~ de- brother-in-law, Mr. and Ml~. Se- Mrs. Carrie Kennedy and Mrs. cenUy. meeUng. 10 a. m. Momben liN ~ . picls the Easter scene wtth the lim Blazewicz. Beatrice Reinhart. Mrs. Stella Walburn. who Is Eldert present were have baked goods or Clll~~~ head of Christ, the Cross, and Mrs. E. N. Arnold returned Officers and commltteeo will 114 years old, has been m for Thomas Clar~. Mrs. William F. the store by 10 a. m. • the Empty Tomb as Psu.l Ger· home Tuesday, after an extend- meet at the home of Mr. and the past week. VIsitors with 'her Winebrenner, Mrs. Robot& C.· E. Clark an~ LeoD rard and Keith Murgan "andle ed vlsit 1n Tampa, Fla. with her Mrs. Roy Snowden, Thursday, thiJ past week were ber daugh- Mrs. Cottrill, Mrs. McKnight are th ~ the artist secllon. . daughter and son-in-law. Mr. March 5 at 7:30 p, m. to make ter and son-In-law, Mr. and and Mr. Rlehard The Du':t'tledldlt":.:~ clillfch M.H.S. also has soote . new 1and Mrs. John Smith. further pl111111. Mrs. Eber Lewil, Mr. and The meeting cloaed with . . the people and things, includmg. " I Mrs. Amy Chase and M r s. Mra. W. E. Cox, JacksonvlUe. lng hand and repeating will meet In the church IIOclal . 0 new student teacher from R t Barbara Smith of Athens were Fla; Mrs. VIolet Flnatead, Col. Pord's Prayer 1n unison. room Monday, for a potl~ck Grande College, Ilott Spencer, weekend pests of their olster, an~ her 000, Raymond Walburn . at nooo, followed by a of Pomeroy, and a new wurUt· Mrs. I. B. Weed. and daughter, Mary, Middleport. meeting. zer piano 1n the music depart· Mrs. Donald Murphy and Mrs. UXI 1 · She a1Jo received a call !rom ment from Summers and Son i Ray Buckley and son of Pittsber son. Harry Walburn of of Jackson. The Glee Club made I burgh, Pa. and Mrs. Florence Akron. sf the purchase. Holley of Pomeroy were W'Jl. The Ladles AuXlllary of I he Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. MaQ Other new ltema lnclu.de the nesday dinner guests of Mr. Middleport Fire Department o1r ry Hamm and Mrs. Dorothy Plans for observance of spec. cheerleaders' new uruforms, and Mrs. Dwight Logan and SOil. served their m annlvel'!8ry Smith were business visitors In lal services during Easter week very striking. with whtte wool Mr. and Mrs. William Myers with a dinner at the Martin GaiHpolil Tuesday. . . we~ made when the SeJJSI,on skirts trimmed wtth orange and of Johnstown were here Wed· ResUiurant Tuesday evening. Visiting this week with Mr. Sixty-one Mlddleport Hi g of the First United PresbYter· white sweaters with orange nesday to attend the funeral of Charter members recognized L. D. Diles were his children. &.boo! students attained a ian Church met Monday ~entrim and black letters. Dayton Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. Included Mrs. Jobn Vroman.. Mra. Charles Jividen. Mn. Har- grsde of "A" or "B" In lng. Robert Tewksbary was nam The annual girls' basketball Albert Alward accompanied Mrs. Robert McElhinney, Mrs. ry Mltcbell, Jr., Mrs. William 4th six w......, period. ed elder placement chairman intramurals are underway wtth them home for a visit. B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. 0 . E. Me- Diles, Athens. and Mrs. Fred SENIORS- Karen for the Maundy Thursd~.~om19 members on the semor team, Kinley an~ Mrs. James Daniels. Bush of Columbus. Ellen OUUon. Ron Hanning, munion service to be 011 captain, Carol Scott, and Neda W k nd J' nitors Followmg the dinner the Mr. alld Mrs. Richard Koeh· roll Lyons, HalTy McGuffin, March 26. ' I Bradford, cu-captain ; 21 memee e group went to the borne of Mrs. ler and children. Columbus, vis- Miller. Mlck Morrll. The community 'Frjday bers on tho juniors' team, Joy Are at Sanborm Vroman lor the business meet- lied recenUy with her grand· Nlclwlson. Ruth Reed, services wiU be heJd arch 27 Boggs capUlin Marty Nichol· h lng With the president Mr1. mOt~er and olster, Mrs. R. C. Sauer, Lillian Slaven, at the Middleport of son ~o-captai~ · 22 members Weekend guseslab at lhed Mo~e Russell Mills In charg~. New Sansbury and Miss Sally Schaaf. Tannehill, Judy Wildermuth. Christ with the Rev 1 Fred I. • , team, Dee of Mrs · Max an ornMan ISS on ·the sophomores d officers were ' elected Including JUNIORS - J oy ..._., Gardner, L--t ·~ pas , as th o Slaven, capUlin, Carole Ander- Bess ~nb~n :0~ ~ Mrs. Richard RoUer, president; DeWees, Martha Fowler, speaker. The comb senlces son co-eaptain ; and the 18 mem· Mrs. · · e of AUian ' Mrs. Robert Byer vice pres!yrQCUS sa Froat. Paul Gerard, are sponsored by Middleher' freshmen's team, with Sus- ~om Barry, tl tr ~~ dent; Mra. Lee Smith, aecreHawley, Jim Johnson, IJnda port Ministerial ' iatloo. ie Morril captain, and Mat:gle f r;..,. / ":~:•; Ydlvi:lon tary; and Mn. John Vroman, Kauff. Tom King, Mike lloyd, An offering for On~ Gre.st Harris c;,..,aptaln. er rom .' i 0 treasurer. ay Patsy Manley, Keith Morgan, Hour of Sharing be taken om.:Ors of the freshman class managerC of the Alliance Oh Mrs. Byer won the traveling Mrs Allee Capehart assisted Martha Nicholson, Doris Ratliff, during the Easter !llorning 8el'· elec~ include Sam Hood, pre.. Ti~~/:a~ just tu prize donated by Mrs. Daniela b M. Luther Friend enter- Earl Wilson. Richard Wlllon. vice. Rev. Ruppel! announeed !dent. Steven Hindy, vice pres- Tom e re "" with Mrs Smith and Mro. Ray. Y rs. WSCS of the SyJ'1Io SOPHOMORE - Carol An- the Scioto Presbytery meeting Jdent: Sandy Garten, secretary, ~ ' the sta:es ~er servl~g mond Kl;,.. awarded the door talnedM ~odlst Church Wedn... derson, Chrltltine Bailey, Tom- to be held March 17 at Portsand Don Nelson treasurer. In t e Navy Gor 0 yellars . n prizes Mrs Vroman was asslsl- dcuse el t her home my Baker. Kathy Brattoo. mouth. Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary ' and reece. Fo owing . . hI . ay even ng a . Cl !worthy Jon elected delegate . w I I h 30-day t.. ve with his parents, ed by Mrs. Jack Bee t e ~ oer- The meelillll, In charge ol ~ce MUte Gardner J E Harley ncl• Mrs he will report to Norfolk where vlng a course urlng Mrs. Capebart,. president, op- ry Gladwell, Ollta Lewis.' Arthur' alteJates · POMEROY. OHIO ho will be assigned to a ship. the evemng. d ened with devotions taken from dy Conde. Sandy Lewis, the social houi' t~' l!!rtb· Barry TilleU has been releas- Att.endlng th~ dln;:er J".::t. John 20 by Mra. Royal Thorn· Mulford Sandra Mulford of Mrs Arthur LewiS' and Open Til 8 p.m. Easy GMAC Financir:tg TONIGHT & SATURDAY Ied from tho Army after serv· meetmg were ra. ave • as who had for ber topic, "I Relchm~ ~ Sauer , Grate ~ho wu ~ were "DRUMS OF AFRI,CA" ing three years. Tom and Bar· ins, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, :.~· Have Saen the Lord." The pro- Schmoll 'Dee Slaven' obs.;...ed • ' ,. • (,4. Tale of Terrorry are grandsoiiS of Mrs. Max Parmalee, Mrs. Byer! Mrs. • gram topic, "The Croll and Stehart ' Mary Teaford, . ~ (Technlcolor) Sanborn and have been frequent er, Mrs. Herbert Gilkey, Mrs. the Resurrection," wu present- Vance • TROOP WI IIIEE'll! ' Frankie Avalon, Mariette FRESHMEN - Elinor Troop 267 Girl Scoufll fpd Hartley, Lloyd Bochner, To- visitors here. She also has an- Lee Smith, Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. 0. ed by Mis. William Eichinger' Monza Series. 1 Coupe, 1 f'our door. White with red other grandson in the Air Force I!. McKinley, Mrs. David Oh- Mrs. Capehart and Mrs. John Lellmd Brown Jim at tbe Pomj!roY l!llrin Thatcher. interior, ~mto . trans., radio, hater, w!s!w, elec. wtpin the Philippine Islands. linger, Mrs. Russell Milia, Mrs. Sauvage. Dl Davis Wayne School with Twlla •cATTLE KING,. ers. Your choice $1895. · Bechtle and Mrs. Vroman. During the business . aesslon, vis Gru~r Rose serving <lO!Jkla 8lld (Technlcolor) Robert Taylor, Joan Caul· ATEND PARTY 27 sbut-4n calla were reported. rte'Hackett. Margie leading a song. Bernadette Henfield , Robert Los;g:ia, LalT)' The Westminster Youth FelMrs. Melvin Grimm, and Mrs. ben Hlndy, Billy Hysell, . wUl serve at the next Gatea. Jowship of the Middleport First Eichinger reported on the work- ~enldna and Don Nelson. meeting. Patrol leaden eollecto nited Presbyterian Church and shop held recently In Rutland. dues and money from cook• Biscayne 4 doors. V-8 engine, auto. trans., good SUN., MON. ond TUES. guests •ttended a skating party Mrs. S8uvage, Ml11 Marcia Karr les sold wu lumed ln. The Oy. Much 8-9-10 tires, radio and heater at the Ohio University Rink Omeroy U and Mrs. Grimm were named me.>ting closed with an Easter ceremony wu practiced for ELVIS PRESLEY saturday. They were Bill and • the nominating committee. reading by Miss Karr and re, 7 at 2:SO p. m., In llttl in ~-'lith ,Japtons1all, Ka1hy Lacey, "The Passioo History" taken · Mra. C. B. Weese read an freshments were tJel'Ved by church. ·UDlfo... "FUN IN ACAPULCO" •{Uth Ann Lacey, Lois Ann Sau· Isaiah was the topic of Ea;ter medltstlon and t be hostesses. were tried '00. (Technicolor) er, Mal) Walburn. Mary Jane devotlOIUI by Mro. Charleo~~~'-'~"-"'""'""'""'"'""'"'""'""'"="'";i;;;;;"'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;"'"=iOiiiiiOiiiO;o;;iiiOiiiO;;al Elvis Presley, Ursula An- Jenkiw:on. Larry which opened the meet1-Hard Top Sedan, 1-4 Door Sedan. Au~o., pow· dreu, Elsa Cardenaa, Paul Joyce Devls. and Linda of the Pomeroy Shakespeare er brakes, power steering, wlslw tires, rad10, heatLukas ett. The Rev. Howard Wednesday afternoon at er. Nice low·mileage Oldsmobtles. Colorcartoont accompanied the group. the home ol Mr1. Robert Wll'll-11 1-';ii................................~~;;;.;;:~:;;,;.~~~;._....;lel , Mulberry Ave. lc Mrs. Lytle read "Jeauo Conto Death;.. ''JuUI' Death oo the Crou" and "JeHoliday Sedan. Power steering, automatic, wlslw sus' Burial,'' and· closed wllb tires, radio, heater, one owner and new Olds trade. ;x-ayer. The meetlnJ wu In charge Mrs. T. A. Hennesay, presldenl, and members responded Auto., power brakes, power steering, power wind· to rollAn caU with awas~=:~ hint. Invitation ows, 6-way seat, radio, heater, w;sjw. Be ready for ad to attend a leJillaUve ml!4!1-ll Spring with this one. mr at Portsmouth on llarcb and reservatlona are .to be Tbe Sbelf Rack pula W8lled ' Bat!~by Mareb t. A WU read In ftgard to· I I'DOtD wall ,...•• to wort, t110 ld~ I • •. that II on to make Auto., power brakes, power steering, radio, hPater, for ldl<hea or den. Hade of ollt FOI'OII/ 11blch Is lpDIISOl'ad w'slw, one owner. Looks like new. 1111 FedeNied clubo, a Inch dlamete< chrome plated bQ. The club will vy duiJ tubular 1teel Fits O)Jtr all . llliodel, obJectlna to Ibis lliCWll·ll "Ftrol Aid· for Pomeroy" '"f. water tanka. Holdo firml7 In pla" . Che IOJ)Ie ~ . ljte ' P!' O flr· • pi Look these over for value plus buys. by IPriDC toulon Jrip, Fill ~ Mra. Phil W1lllaJnsoa, 1. Yon are eyatematlc about yoar paymeate. ' lllat ~ ~~avo IIIUcb In oellina• to 8\1! feet hfth. 1 / 1 1tsEI~ Presbytery In . • �• ' " •• • • .' ' ' ' ,. ...' •"""I •· Tuppel'8 Plains , Church Stans • 4 ' - JJ(lA ·Completes·Perfe~i ·season;:\V1ehiia ,Whi{»s Dr~ke · ~ 1J -CURt III.OC& 11'o1- Ua.A w-.. 1oo1u1 NCOI'cl . VPI,I!Jorla C<*h ·Jobil llilr:IIIY."" bad' 1 Ill II ,...,. .., COIICllllni eollece ~ :IIIII 0011 be bu a fOHeel record to hll credll 1111 IK1.A Bruinl ......-.ted 1 II-'1 Yic'.ory over Southern Cal•01'111& ll'riday night to bl!eome llie 'fiiJt lliljor coll&l• to· 10 lliroll8fl the l'eiUiar ......, unbM1411 llDce Ohio State 111 ·!MI. Acclalmod national cbampl..,. by_ tbt ·UP! board of C!OII!heo, ....., ~ !rum tile fOUl vaaced tot ~ hill ol 1llo A.l-' ruulld ol lhl lf<lAA ,._. qolnlt 1be troi'>o, wlllt 0.0 that proved to be : ~ .oJifler- IItie Cout c-!or~ IOJII J'l'oo~ Goodrlcb 11101 Waltllalard, 1be .... •. ' ~ ~- Dukr' net• YlllftoOr _" , Mlrdl U. backooul1 lln_dem, dolnl 1be C<licD ltlllpll Mil~ ordered lend a IH9 triumJIII over · Duke'o t·ID cenw, Jay Jluet.. bulil o1 lila aoorlai- Goodrlcb Wichita Into a deep fnooo •,af. rtvaJ North Cllrollna.and ~ - clo!DiDaled play and col~ eontrlbuled Jl IIlii ~!bard ter Drake cut the Shocl<er ~ P'oreat drove pUt Cle111100, ed 20 ..Inti """' 1be Blue lln· lid4ed 2t. . eomplellng 1be regalor ICbod- to - · the cloeell 1, ..., 1101. liU4 ted a COIIIIIIIIId1nl lead US(. wu Ill 1be IIIIMI u late ule With Identical 111-1 eonfer- Guard Ernie Moore directed 'Tonlgbt'o hampJonJillp pmo early In the teC<1lli btU. u lbe 10 m111u1e mirll: a1 !be ...,. reburds. the .sttalllng tactlco and . ~·· wiD be • lbowdown bl!lwten Wakt P'oreot eDJarced a •a .......t hall wbeJ1 lbq · ~ Aller thf came Drake accep~ Stallworth providing the polnta, tooo team$ whlcb · spilt reg;tlar adfiD!aie for Ill 11'1!be at lUI. aa.iard ed a bid to 1be NIT, fiD1nl the eoUecUoc 21. In ille warilti« '•euon eneountert. · Tbt Wake umpb. Bob Leonard tallied 15 dumped Ill a lleld pi II aec- final berth. minutes, Wichita ahol· Dille -for P'oresl win IOdld a lll*a lllrJak and Prank Cbrlltlo and pndi lata' to put !be llru1na The Shokm played poaeo- run. from the oharlly .Uno.> · of ' 2t cDili8CIItivo -~ Herrinc added 14 abeed to stay, &.a. olm "'-'k•lbi:ll f!ll' 1be flilal II ACC P'IDalo !lol . · l'lctorles. Tbt ACe apiece. W~ Wldpl linD mlnut.l! and uiUmateiJ lt 'wu a! Duke and Wake Foreal -4- drow• a bye Ill lbe Elaewhere. NIT-bound Syr• •. ., . • • . . . acuso oeat NC.U-boulld aDd UCLA 1!un4 ap wiD No. • Wld>lla plDed 1be NCAA - *•with 1 - poeod. SUO JlclorJ dvor ~ Ia 1 llloloilrl V.1 II u Cool....,.. playoll came. Tbt two IICboola required ·ID CCIIItesi alter flne ..-...tt. "t..,lllo _eei Tonight afI' • ·wahama 5u:~~::.;:: Traditional Rivals M defeetad Brollll, 'IU1; and llethlny CGUeco «~~~~pitted 1~oo ae111011 wllb .. 1a.t mark by .topping John Clrroll, - - Coon Hunter ·wen~Equipped For W.~ter Sport itl.Meigs two {Conllnued from poget) · 0!\e of the blgge..t prob- Carolyn Johnson Dianna Miller Mary Webb 331 38'l Beverly Burn• 353 314 Gra~us 371 Aldridge Jene, han JOIIIIIdlldren, Klmbtrl)'lllll Mel!. Ieins In eoori huntlnil Is · __.;..;:;;:;;;:;:;;::__... lolill)g dogs, He, •satil he has lost his dogs for houn, but luckily he usually ;Tilt Daily Sentinel finds tneJm. }.:. He his wife, · ·Ar· -; ... -- ~; - . , • ...:J - - 'i: .:;· ~; ... 1 Handlca? 371 Handicap 837 Total 2595 Woo Z Loot I Now York Clolllhll House Linda Darnell 273 Jeni Folmer Judy Folmer Mary Handley Patricia Hennessy Haridicap Total Woa I Loll t Proffitt Applalacoo Rhooc. Brlckles Teresa McTurner Jocelyn Taylor Beverly Price Linda Adama Handicap Total Woa I Lool I A.B.C. Cleanero Phyllis Queen Carolyn Zuspan Vlkki McDaniel Fay Lyons Carolyn Bland Handicap Total Woo I Lostt 284 :!lit 313 363 870 2384 Neii.House is . ·, ' LANGSVILLE, AT NOON- Route l:M shut off until ')lortly before Thursday. The highway truck Is attended by Albert Woodard of the State Hlgbw1y 384 partment. Cooler weather, snow flurries, not Is the outlook for tonisht. That 280 292 means no worse flooding. 300 - ' . '" ' --r. &.iifFriday . For $3 Million 305 1020 2461 273 359 318 2111 331 ,969 2499 ttow .rf\uch will go up In smoke? 10 yean •so your Itomay bnt beea wenb $13,000 - today it may l , be wonh $18,0001 Ww •b0111 ]OU,. _ JW. ~ . •~el Chedt ra~e~ DOW l . for fin i.suraoce tblc ~ . ....,..,., op ., ~~~ ·• 't'aht·e of -) 'our hom•. · ' Ch~ witb NotiDil-.ridt .... '~pony *' •'""' '....ioi·- ..'?,, . -;-the ·New Leaders · G;me,ta;lfont· ·· '1 \. ' . . InDodhl~ '• ·' ·' /- ' T't"l ' ' �.,l • ·' .. .I .. N , .• • Battle Against .Poverty::··'Will Zero In on Appalachia I ....... r~ :AJWfa-Grass ' . EDITOR'S NOft: '11le "WIIP on Poverty" wm ~ t.one•• In I lktato re~ llrftcblq from PomDlylvaalt to II II n .... whose eeonomy 1!1'1 ..,... tllriVed on llloosando of coli milleo oet Ia pielurellqlle moDDiala COMir)o, Tile <elloD is called Appalioebla ~11<1· Itt I% ml!Uon people bav~ see• •eea lllolr ·proH way, ol life bimble ..WDIIIII 1111' tho past ZO yean, ~~~ lbem Into • ... 411 pa\oeo1y, ~~~lilt. 041 PreiS Ialmlatloaal,,.p"j>rt. er loa juf compleled a,.l,mile •wlae lh_,. ~lila• 1 depressed nlllta., 11 · ten: t ,·· • ICOrel ttl oil~ ID4,-.111111· W.s and piecing tocetliei- the PU&ht ol the . largeal ,a)ll&IO coacentratloa of wat ~ tbto ~y. The followllls ·j, the lint of dllll'llcbot!-", By NICHOl , C ......,,.. 9 • ..,.,....,.. . • SO MAf'N PRICES ARE A. DOLLAR AND A FEW :ENTS1 MAKING OIAN~E WOULDSE EASIER. ·. .eo- Ill"'• ~;~~ ~~~(~ ,,', l'r WOULD CUT U.S. PRI~TINS COSTS. the 1• • . ) - Y wero anywhert In the "Jnitedworld oth:U than_, these 11.one qf peot• liv:ts::, ;.,..Ichtang tba depressed Ap. ,. statea would ~.ellg~ A for foreJgn ald. .' . ld they have received, m 1orm of welfare checks and I~~:'!,Y and for th I• has years e It h been oljpplng downdike ~~: :;ept.,~.~~! to wides ! a ~ quate ho::.:•IJerdeeln:"e. P es~ithln 10 ea four of the ~i~,::'ee ;::'1 Ojmberland Platea ers thl!lll ex,.,.almlners"' w~":. of • . an In some areas f ·u heen on welfare' f.::'ltreo have eratlona ee 1ec;,_. '"''.- w k or uf J SUch """....... a famUy ill thai *' ":t UNLUCKV? :lUPERSTITIONS ARE · . DYING OUT. MAifS HAIRCUT .--FOR SALE -...;o;.~;~ w JOHN DEERE IOUND STEAK POlK CHOPS IUTTll n be '· j!J. tbeml l)oo l!l'.ph Riley Muncy at Stooe Coal eludes ptr11 of Al•bama North Hollow in \\'eat V!rginla. Rill')' has beeo on I~ dol<t lor IIlilCh of his lite, and now his 8011 Wll· !lam Riley ,Munoy and his IIJ:andson Joeeph Riley Jr. are on, charlt~ too, (',arollila, C~rgia, Penn;ylvonla Ohio ape! Mtryllnd. Proua, hardh•aded ahd often reluotsnt tn tuve the moonlailll he loves, the broodlng coal miner, hla patient wlle and lhflr flock of children have bten lhunted from the main. otreom of the natloo's economy and onto the ·treadmill of subsidized poverty Sember stailat~os The •"!llstlcs are somber. In 1947 there were 450.000 minina Jol>• in the region. By 11162 that f'•ure had dropped to '" It Is still dropplnc. 162,000 IIDd Two million persons have !ell the region since 1940. Of tho.. thit remain '!lit million over age 25 are Ull«!rat•. Welfare checks and food handouis have become a "'Y of life for lliOl'e than 5 million people in Appalachia's hUis and hollows, "These people are IDIODI! the finest in the world but rtllef handouts are destroying them,'~ says Harlan, Ky. hotel owner Jack Anderson. "They need a cure, not a treatment and time Is runnlniJ out." Unlike the "New South," the Appalachia region Is still Ued to a k"nd -• one-crop economy: ' "' The Old Sooth tried and finally overcame lis aubservlence to King Cotton. But the South was wide open to new i~ duotry and new people and new kleas. Appalachians are bottled up In ooveo and hollow, encircled and interwined in a lortress of mquntalns and hills that defy acress to now mdustry or new I hetn I neYft bad no work worth to speak of, " drawls the elder. Muncy, "RIIhl now I'm a drawmg ~ a m!Jilth. Buddy, you can't hardly live on that little bit ol money. "I Cln't do nothlna for my boys. And my boys cain't do nothing lor me." "he aald. The trouble is coal, a d&preooed _.... . lnduotry In 1 de. p.. ....,.. region. Onoo • boom oreo, ever IUfo. b<lent, the mountalneere of the Appalachian region once mined mllllona ol rons of coal from the hills and mountains. But over the years a hard pri!Ued coal Indus~? has switched to automation m Its fllht to meet the competition from natural gas and oil. . Aulomatlwl Tlkes Over Hundreds of thousands of coal nnners, who know no other ocClllpation, have become jobless becau'e auromatlon makes it poaalble for mines to employ only a fraction of their wcrk force of a .dee.. ..... e or t wo ago. Msny nnners have tried to """' a living by working in the "dOl · bole" mines, small, independent no - union operations W~~h .~se trucks instead of ra oa\UI to haul out tbe coal. A ~!ner who works In a "doiJ ~ol~ bls u.:,mmedllltely black· "t 'I union. He IOCS to th~ ~nly as a last rescrt ~ .. less pay and no lnge henellu. Tile mines are oftec unsafe: nertla Replaoea lacontlve . llarde~t hit are the coalmtn. nertla has replaced incec· mg ......... or West VJrgima, 11\>e. Apathy is widespread. Kentucky ' and Ten· Ch"ld I ren otsy hom• from school nessee. also m- because they have no shoes. A ""'1. r:•· . . (larder Civil War epic now · liming in Durango, Mexico.! region that once was among the moot abundant in the nation i' pro;trale , The brightest hope for many - and there are many others who shrug and look with skepticism - is Presideflt Johnson 's $1.1 billioo war on national pov. erty. The region will be th• first battleground A long range. development plan has heen proposed by the President"s Appalachia Regional Commission IPARCl . The esti· mated expenditur• Is ~~ billion to be .,nent over ' to 7 years · Ollly ,.a tong rang• program can save the area, say the PIIMI~M ~ He ha? been !lll'Yeyed, ~ ported, ltemized and ~laleil tn reams of otatlstlcs by PI! ernment and private age~ he now looks to Washington fcj an answer, partial lbOqgh J may be, to the problems th4 have made him a tqrgotiea man in a land ol pl•nty. _ "'omorrow: Oae family't.·~ • one-armed, flliathe;r and bead-bedecked Ir.d'.zn scout In "Major Our.dce," Mexlcan I ADMIMC Tlill SHflDON Modo! TJOOD CtltrTV Smart Contemporary t•'b!t Color TV, fe•turinl nt• MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY:Cl -......... Ad.miroJ.built 26,000·vl'!lt ~ pre- m&~on crafted horizontal Ch•llli• with neW\ 24 kt. gold pr~Wioa PHONE WI 9-3202 CHICKEN tl. ) " • •. en fanner . COl..ORFUL-That's !h~ "o:d to describe the rol~ ot rlsmg otar James Cob~rn. as WlthBialle CANNED $AUAON ~OFPII ben:':l:d,"!tc"::a f:~~a;.". ~?Usm~de 1~, d~aht-plua .420 CRAWLER. NYLON STOCICINGI CltEIS! ' U: "rREA.SURY BETS ON THE $2 BILL-It . ularlze the uBe of tile much mall ~ures. the Treasury Department hopes to JIOP. ot ~ther one or tw<iodellar d~om~1o~ "~1-~Incestlt costs about a penny to print a bW were In circulation. AI for __ ... _.__ •, .- !I g "? ' would be reduced If more billl the bW, and eilizeu wo'iJd...._ti:o 1 With one.":-TboQllls Jefferson's portralt!COB Ington on the $1 bW, and Llnoo~n ~~:5 ag1nflmilTllll' wlkllh .It as tlley are with Uh· Bed, as • · oo, ma Dll change woUld tlng amounts. Main headaChe•: ~· run-ot-the·pocketboot money. ma ... n. c ange, aad cwrtomers to IU!eePt '2 pqrqc!Ma--- ....... JI£JIC leR)I In lbe ApPI~ : • Lock of w1llld in ,llle ~2. A lecbnologlcal Inability .. utilil'A! ihe area's nlti>Jral -... , BOIII'ces cl coai, IL.ber ..... arable ltu>;l, · 3. LIJc:k Ill -1101 and er; plollatlon Ill APil~!IJ 'I ~or> rentlal rainfall. · ·t f . lnadequato to !tail and retrain _111, )'111lth, • rtm~aJ F..- JGble~• ' To pump new oconomlt bioedi Into the region, PARC has ~ p6oed • network of roads. re-' forestrstion , e:rploiting the ra1_n.. fall. new lliH of cool wilhllli tile region ( posolbly In ltreel generaflng plants), ~eveli>('onOnt • ol a recrullooal arOjJ ani ' training for the jobles•. : While most o1 the · oft, employed coal miners II'>'• lia mral areas, it ie • noMW'&L population. The terrain ,Js ~ suited to farmlna. Tho "~ played hil!hlander Ia 1 . .Utu!t. coal miner, not a povertf;striei< . "'""rei•· I Dally Beotlnel. Pomeroy-l(~port, o., ltfar. '1, tWU_ ,..ter ~n~•. iiUIUJ'e8 ehu6 rel!ablhty, new Electronic: Color PEARL STRIET GASOLINf B,..lancer for mote natural color ~ew Color TV Contrast Con: rol. Front Alniefl V •pealr:er ·a•4· h., so ~· w., 1911-'• d. l edel TJOOO- Charcoel finlr.l; IUS FAN flESH MILl Wllm WllfAT IIIW tJ metal. ';;~;:,::!:r&f:."' Iii M. ,aid u.ppl/M IICI biiED JI!ANS CANNED TOM.\TOIS SUGAI TO OWN THE i BEST! l' New Noland i L ffiMSIONS!T WOMEN'S Z.Pit<;E SUIT PURCHASE PLAN. IADIO MAN'S m!!T SHOD U.UNottY SERVICE PHYSiaAH MAN'S IUSIH!U SHirT I As demonstrated on "TODAr'-·111 • OHIO VALLEY . INDUSIRJ~ PhoneWY2-214l ·; . Mlnenvllle1OhiO · - ·----------__.......=-. ~· ~ DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV ' ORDER IECEPTION YOUR SEEDS and FERTILIZER ~ Are You Getllnt1 The TV PICTURE You st-w 1e Gettine ·LET US·· OICK JOUR OlD ANTENNA NOW I Wt .... aD tile - .., materials In atoe11 -L ·o "o K Dllts'adli'lrto. AT OUR " USED ·TRACTORS ,, ., 1'1 ' ' 7 I PH~eroy,C)JIIo W'f 2-217..6' ~···· ;: '< •;· e~hiWin •LitiMnl!ltl Arnllwa ,, ... 9 ...... fitjiiu' . :· ..... ............,.... .- .,.,,...... ........ •tb! Meigs .Eq~Jp~~n•· ~o. ' .· ' Sugar Run Fl_,r Mills . ' PI lint WY·2-2,t iS ~~ ~· ~~te ,... !;: A""!W · ·Farmall C"b with tools . ~.Far,.,all· 350 Di•sel With 3~bottom 14'' plow "Sure Sign· of Quallty" ,J,YI!411!P ~--J at .. . , . IJI'IcN. . ' I ,, ,. . ~ �J (.., < f, d 'l t assI I e. Ads Get ~es uIts. t '• 1-b&Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Mar. 7, 1964 FOR SAL-E FOR SALE 00 0 QUA~ 1961 Dodge~ Ton Pickup 8 ft. body, 30,000 milea, 11l good lire!, . $1295 heater. A mce one . Ton Panel 1961 Chevrolet 11h Ton L. W.B. CANCR.ti..ATIONI CO!Ul&CTWNi aC>et~pted 01' $1695 aew heavy dUtJ' tires. Save a bundle on tbi1 one. Moad.ay w,ll: 1M For Pomeroy Motor Co. White and red finiah , V8 ena:ine, al!tomatic trans. Radio, 'l'l P 'f. Day Betun JlubllqU. .\ Jonda,. O..sllne 1:00 A. II. ,, 2 SIGNS 1~62 Chevrolet~ WA~~~D INFO~~ON WloW 1 :110 A • •• DaJ cd PublleltloQ JlSCJULATIONI $1795 1 eyl. eneine ln A·l condition. Cab like new. extra 100d 7150 ~ 20 - 10 ply tires, heater Pomeroy Motor Co. OPIN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO @) 8uil3u~ ,.. lllou.ld nNttH lDltrt••UauJ,., Tbe ~ DU . BROjll rled 'llluc~). · ~ "'iaalllut ·~ lllorltllf••l dlt "" \IV• II; 111e ntlvp, HOLt.\'WOO~ (UPI)-'Ibt Ill'- 1ec:uriey ol11iald11N •tJII dlnaey .~lms~Qn viewer llliJ' ~ eucllJ. "1'1111111; llf Wl*lllirtf!c Who Is flllttble Tate, IlliG, · Ill.' lilt 101)11 ftcht for him llteH ~. · ....,..,..nl · .1)' M lo 100 ~ ·r-. Jill - .»31 ABC). !;! Jl(llt ""*'· INCOME TAX d&)'l "' Willi~. I OUR SPECIALTYI •. . ,. ' . .. l"ederaa It he ' n-, beon keepInc up mlulan wJtb lh' prlntecl pa:tsl (telev~ MIM lrlld· liD put l!lem. Coo!ll'llt Ilion IIi riQt I!Dihlllt'ci about the told 'the rcc tbJt na &'OiJII, roo matt~),. b,e ' Is Ukei)' w eo~~~' far, 1114 IIIII wu the llld of W ill,~ ~ an&lftr: Hard· IIIII. !J~V,il hi" · ly . . ,: . . . Actu.lly, 1s ~=I· Tatiilltarler, the r1~ lht televlt-·o · best '.! · Jnga ; ·. · About • '""' and would jii'Oblbly · Jib • to ago, : · · Investigated tbe fllltl ibe goad' f!gh~ but bo mat!W'., · . CfJIIviftced miiiJ 1r11, If not ethm, II IJo · 11111 'Uili pJ~aJD wu oboolt u or leu the Sonny Llitan fll lbe il m•k'a& ... eiflht tht' covernment: fl. can· '111ft' · hlrd; but lbel'o •liiRit all: · · . · wao told In AJI)Iono who wan11 to .nd make lht raUnp; wlio ...,.te, ..,Cqmml- ly llkl llltteaienta luued li In for Yet, after 1 ond plaUtudee Jno.tter ·.JIIQ\7• at a lldes. You have pockelbo!lk!. breathing As In televlslcor wor- ideal area lor". ContKt Dan llout.r AI REUTER w-"*' ~ ;;euasu be pub- wW not be tHPoui•J• tor . . . Maall lDeo.Te<!' iaMr1.kl8. r.., waat • ..~ a COPYING '!trwof'lll. Cop.. any letter or "outer lnaunl1ce, Pomeroy. % I~ If< i 'HI n\J Jooi!. ~ """'!"~I Ari;_,. lloo Wfti of ~ 1"eLevision Revu~ ~prqp-:..~~. .- • NtiRiot 11111 Sui> ply . ltacine. tnr b@tt@r t,orne!l . kit.r.heo cab1nett 1nd stnrm doors 11 Zll tic 'l'b.e pulillillblr ......rn1 taM 11111.1 11Tor1 _,,. ua.r!lfbject 0..1 ' Butinetl Strvicet to Hit or reJ-et &117 •"- tleeaacl ~llollt. •• • .• '! 1.-==~~~~~=========--==-1 1 •r. .. I . .m .... 1 'CeaW per word. , on• JnMI'tlo• llilbdaurl. Clsara• to ce•tt II Cmtl per WOJ'i;t for Thl'" !!Gill· .n~ve 111Hrtlo1111. as, et...unt .,. ~ld ••• •M ..._ · JIIIIN wlthtn l l tlnl. C4&D OJ' THANKI It OBlTU· AAI8 - IL.IIJ for • wonl IIIJnbnm. JIHlt: ad.di.Uonl wOf'd Je. 81'f1Cir: llOVU 1:11 A. II. t.o S:OO f", M:. DallJT WIU'Cu ---1-:31 A..M. iO li:OU auoa . IT'& 110 JU&Y TO PLAC1 A aDULT PJIODUCIN41 WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 '•. Remember Thee, IDd all Thy patnJ, And all Thy love to me; yea while a breath, a pulse remains, wni I remember Thee! crow•o !HeU .Boast R. Vaughn L. Seyler P. Young 355 · 435 m S. PIIJ'IOna Handicap 443 188 TOTAL 1811 w.. z. Loin ~ '· ~of when. I Eastern Local .' Society Notes· -- S. Wippel M. Lfhow S. Bartell " llaedlcap Total ,. And when these falline Ups grow dumb '· . , And mind ind memory flee, · '· ··~· When Thou shalt in Thy kingdom come, remember me. Amen. Fllstaffeltet A. BosUCk Notice ·.... J-1 . Dadl BlCQDPI'~'ODWJ JX Xo:,.a _ ·:O,J5 •< D ·BW BPXIBWPPDB XV'' ' S RZOQD·PI!i Sl 111'8B BPXV• I' D· ,f~-P PBS PV,X 'Ji ... ..,. 1lltOilA.Bl'Lt' JmiiP .c.. . .: IQII,.'/111111 WAJIT or ~1'l'JIIIW PlllOa •' AND 5HE HA5 H!~ HEAD IN '1'1-lE SUN. IS SI-IE COLD? c.,,,. ..... (0 . . . KiD&' I' . • .,...., 5 . . . ., WMPO Radio . 173'1 Woa 1, Loot J Xeltlt Goble Ford m N. Teaford M. Wisecup L. Beegle · Durst · Handicap TOTAL W41D 1, Loll I Davlo A. ~ae L. GiJDiOre' P. lngeli 390 222 I 'lOG w.,..""· ~ 4iS 353 391 c.. Bacha6 Handicap 102 TOTAL . . Ind. HJch Galljt - Sue 114. Ind. 11Jab Serleo, Dot wam..•o IMitlil Fe~ Z'l,. 11M New York~ 347 375 f. AOTOMOBJLii: llllllrtmee beeD 1163 50 x 10 Marlette house 1-:-"7.= traDer. Phone WY 2-2890. aDeellodf fAll JCIOII' _ . tlr•t nu ut CIJI WY ~ Helen's Beauty Shop, 1500 l1illc Nye Ave., Pomeroy. 3 3 6lc Tlturedlty A. Sawyer R. McTumer M.~o H. Wolf M.. Mu,my -Total w.. I IMI .I s. N. 371 350 ~TBE$<lRI' 402 OF A COVE, AHD I t43 ClAN 'SEE A SHIP O' WME I(IND, AHOlORGD RIGI-fr CLOSE 'TO I 431 2111 4 \ - lli!ACll . I.acllDarll: Custer . Caney 1 Cbuch J. JlyleU L.ilurt TOW WoeJIM&I <:tr-.. S. CUI!« .H. Custer ... M. lla!ln.l\1 v. llam!alts 412 379. 353 Handicap .475 111 TOTAL . 17411 W1b1, .~;1S . 8111-cJWa ' P. lrtcela • · · ·• ' · · t:: Jnaels · m E.. Sylr•-··-·· lilt · A. Sylmter . TOTAL W.:l;l:.lltl' 5JI 1711 "- OTttiR P'AJIIIIill' ••NDI' . ' ! �• ) I e I eha from below the raln llial the houn, ezperteacecl rlvermen precllclinc llllOiber 2\io to lee! In U.. ~ reachea Glenn Statewide Meigs Suppi_Elment To '•. ' . ~~~,;,..._,....-, . MAICH IM - TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM .> I' Cypru~ . ·?ar to 19M Wtf$ force, Rew by beUcopter from Nicosia to Papboo to t;.j 1o .llop the lighting. , The new fighllng caile4 lilif to sweep lbroogh thiJ l!aJiila Many shops In NICooil'' ~­ In the Turkish quarloi'. llltll bullt new sandbagpd ...;. Uons on the old city ftlla fike carver, cotn· at strategic galea into the q11lf' .IJle Blllah peace ter. •· . 12.34567 . • ., '10 11 12 13 14 .16 ·19 20 21 22 23 24,25 26 27 21 'aosques. A Geeek 'thus, there is no 1 con.qidering the tory targets." }priot spokesman Ill that the Greeks ~·a large-scale at•the Turkish Cyp- •s •n• 2+39 - • .,; , .. .... ~'...... , AN() I UER IRISH ·~N" poa:. .a· •llo•· THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' \' FORECAST ~ will avenge f• above normal. ., TONIGHT "DRUMS OF AFRICA" . (A Tale of Terror· ~ (Technico\or > 1 It-ankle Avalon, Mariette lbrtley, Lloyd Bochner, To- I I. f i on '. J ~ .. ' , . ._ _ _ _ _ I In t.:~t~T~~·::y~lor, Joan Caul· Loi&la, Larry LAWN MOWERS SUN. MON. on<l TUES. MIRh ..,_10 . ELVIS PRESLEY . ~FUN IN ACAPULCO" Urges Plight '"· ,- ·... • Bargain prices for Early Buyers of L•"'(n in .. UrsuJa An- ~- ·'- '· ·. lil mld.Jan.: "If for Jack Ruby, venue, ·he'll rent a the duration of the the 1st floor, 1964 models. And we h~v• 1-\~ Elsa Cardenn, PauJ • ., a few 1963 models at Bargain Prices. One of the bes.t known brands. · mormng pa ·, • • ' - Shop SaturdaY Night Til 8:31 .. ···•later (Sp:). Met- _- ,. • ,· f:!oWII;ti.itl.r-..nitKw .. Nic.Tvo ~ i.' •. .. .... t -~ ' . '>',.,., ·' ,, ...... nttllliis·..-..'TNI"-DirkiiS ............. ...... .. :· .... ·~~ 11 :•ooc:i!II,JIIol'ot!iocrillcollr• !.' i •• ,, ~ J SHOPPING'S A ~1 SNAP WHEN 6 i YOU PURCHASE f. ..,............. . . .... • Mllehlllll flaulllo llnll; cam... • -~~~~~Motchln& Fill 11101 FIIW.. • Formlco Cou- Tap · (Rifllal!llllr nat lncludld) BY CHECK! .J!o. I . INCLUDING· j i !lllrilioll....-. .holltllonii ... · ·~~NIJII '. ~ .......... - ..... ~· ......... ..... """"*"'~ ,~.,.. u, . ,.. - fD~ tJ4 BUILT-IN KITCHEN ' ;IIIII) - · 1••MtLA.,,.._c 2\t •s-unt.Mo.et..,... .._., ... lfi..I9J11ri11111.1HhtL TM•aiJ ltlplaf._fllttp iwlllaia1951 ., .. · ,; ;;hington several thou- Mowers in the Housewares Department on . (Technicotor) Prealey, ir Tuesday, •lobi \)art of I he DALLAS (UPI)-A stripteaoe ralnfaD will aver· dancer who was jailed t lbree-quarlers of nareotics charge, a fomiet world prize fight champion !ijid war hero who beat the narCOIics habit. and two ment.il perts with national reputatWflli were the defense witness lbieQp for Jack Ruby today. · .. The Ruby murder IT!II .,.. tered · Its fourth week · 'A:Iili famed attorney Melvin liiUI readying a barrage of : ; ·· " log1cal and psychiatric · ' •· : mony. B<lli. who is .., " · ND (UP!) - U. S. in the medical aspecta « ·Iii M. Young today law that intimates caU llltii lent Johnson to "Doc." seeks 10 prove lhll F ar on poverty m unstable Ruby snapped Jn1o ' and Southeastern robot state of unawareneaa:i!!ll insanity when he killed ·t;M n Democrat who Is Harvey Oswald. IICCil9ed o1 .... 1er aslron~ut John sassinating President K~. ~ se.nal~tal nomtBut the sb lpper, Jliil.; !d he• views SUn· 1ar and the figbter .· 450 Democrats at Ross, were scheduled• !lllles Donnelly War the opening of a sbort session In Judge Joe B. t: "Cleveland has a Criminal District Coon meed economy, but Court was to be recessed exists here." a.m., untill:f5 p.m .• for out that despite a neral of Glenn w. Byrd ~c climate In Ohio. clerk and longtime DaUu 1S are jobless in ty public servant. JUnty and that 4,803 Miss DoUar, 21. was on relief. here. fnm another is a good city for wbere sbe was jlllled m ort because e v e n es of possessing tfe doing a better drup and marijuana." tng unemployment name Is Patricia Am Ko.._: , than any other once worked for Ruby clearly we are not carousel Club bore. do all that needs Belli said sba would a said. "The Ieder· that "Jack one time had tit is going to have driver down bealinl bis t of the battle." the concrete, and wbeo· pulled him off be uid, did I do that' " . . Early Bird Bargains . dn ·Thatcher. "CATTLI KING" , li (Tecbntcolor) (llllrlpsetu; Found a bargain but don't happen to have rhe cash on hand? You can still take advantage of those savings by writing out a check! Shopping with your checkbook is so :onvenient . . . . makes keeping track of 'expenditures easier! The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Momblr Fodtnl Rml'ft lyllom Memltu F1d11 ol _,up 1Ult ~.,.. Corp111'1llon ,, · , . . OHIO .... . . . .dlM"MQ ll9pojl .. t, -~ , .• waiter '·'· Mason ; CantOn: Peport. . Y DISCHARGES Pomeroy; .ir, Pomeroy; (leo. !Mason; Scott WU· ;, ,sh, •, ' BIRTHS - A 8(lll " 4r•· Vernon YOUill, ' ' miDl'WUJ~. FOR A!.L OCCASIONS ~ ' * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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