http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8fe61f0b5b7924a1747c1679d5cf329b.pdf fa59035db07a851257717d07a08523a9 PDF Text Text / ' I • l L • ,._.;· -1. wU'I'BII ""' !IIIII · 6rr ....,., • . . . Ll!f ... .....,. .-,, , _ . , . . , . . , , ....... of e I IIPl ...l.'.... llie-. I ·' •' •• 91 -.,;... r. n.rr.rrrall • NO. 304 . . ." I • ,I ~ *"............. h . --------------------·--~~ "~------~ FRIDAY, APRIL 10, .1964 k( Learned in ·Helping..Other Nations By JOHN PIERaON P'r~lln D. f~ooeevelt Jr., ~ l11lled ·l'lell ....,.lloall heode9 the COIIIIIIIoslou, ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) .:. 'nle the pnoidtnt a report wbieh ""1«1ca llaa leal'l)l!d in ,laid down 1 IIV8'f011' program Wtcil!rdevelo~ nations .to belp the JlOClii]J oflbe lllOUJio the world can be 81>/ taln region "joln In lbe ~· at home - I~ poverty· ress of a growing Amerlea.lo ·· m~ jJ>~:ued ApJ>alachla. It called l~~' expenditure Ill wu what a opeciaJ Ap. f!J bllllop \by otale, feder.ol p.olltcblion reglonol oommtsolon and local governments. Tbe President Johneon Thurs- federal governmenl'l share duf. In a review of Its otudy of tng the coming fllcal year lktate area, would be $2541 mJIJion. Undersecretary of Commerce Roosevelt lllao !Did the Pres!- dent that publle lnv.._\llhreatmenl planla IIJid dams for must lay the f~ . · jfli flood COIIIrol, water supply andjllon. wblch private · ' cu NU'Oitlon. A lolal oi. $U - Expanded efforts in llteracJ bulk! the economy IIJid lloa. !'OUid be budgeled In 1116S. · vocational education, the needed Jobs for A · ill -CGnverslon of marglonal health servlcea, school lunch juat as has been dcino ill u. farm ~ into peature for jprc>grams, food stamp prO: derdeveloped nalions. Uveatoct. A-lolal of t22 · grams, and housing and emHighlights of the jlrogram: wu recommended for the first plqyment services. The fiscal -Constructioa of mor4 IbiD year. · !965 request would be $72 mil· 2,000 miles of oew · tooda 10 . - Timber development. About lioo. About $34 million of this open up isolaled parta of till f7 inllllori would be spent in come under the general region. Tbe flacal IIIII bUdpl 11111. . on poverty." requeat would be $10 mllll<m. · -Reaet.rch Ia new uees The Appalachian region -CGnatruction of ~,. ~· IUld other mtneraiJ. The parts of Geor· Y Tennessee, North Virginia, West State Senato-r Shot Down To.DAY • • • Maryland, Ohio Save In The Dollar Days Sale ~riday and Saturday GOP'sHoogry Candidates . ' A~~ Survey-ed· At Elberfelcls MEIGS THEATRE ' ' lOW will be . built 11111 nmmer Ill Melli Cwnty, It Wll -01111Ced ofter I lpeclal tneelfill of the loon! of bluk!eP .... Co\JIQ CommiiiiODen ARASeeks ToCreate : IIJld POMIROY, OHIO an. ., lp the Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From ELBERFELDS ,IN POMEROY . . • and THAT SPECIAL OCCASION! Styles by '. '! • ·P ·." Dr. Ridgway is · ·~ New President l !' NOW OPIN APRIL I! 'nle C.C.A. group from MAlON Grande College will be at Hemlock Grove Church Aprll FRI-AT-UN. 12 at e:so a. m. for church SOljYI~. Mark Tracy will brlltgll APl'll 10.11·11 the sermon. Potluct dlnoer "JUMIO" at noon. Everyone Ia welcome. Dorio Day, Stepben Boyd, DRIVE·IH APRD..IJ Jimmy Durante; Martha Rayo (color) i Tbe Daughters of Ruth class Junior Petite · . . . CHEVELLE by Chevrolet It's got young Ideas about size, style and power PreHy White Dresses FOR DIPLOMA TIME ·~ 01 Aim&, ard A. . of the Unlled Methodist · church will meet at the church, II - allo"OPERATION BIKINI" Tab Hunter, Frankie Avalon Mooday at 2 p.m. with M I s a Lucretia GenbeimP.r and Mia and Scott Brady. Nelle Bing as hoste-. Carol Rodgers •nd Others . .. 5· 99 12·99 to SIZES 5 TO 15 One and Z.piece 1 tyre1 1n 1he~th and tuu skirt atyJ. es. Size. IH5. Choose now NEW HANDBAGS 2.9" Straws and patents i n a new seleotio.n of 1tyle1. White, colon. Mayor Charles Legar today deslgaaled tile week 01 April U -lllnqJt U os CUcer en.. Week· in Pomeroy. Darlnl this woek a Crusader will be ..ubJa at bomes lo live aU lloe opporllmity le . .kelp BLACKSTONI e Washer ~'!.""::29.95' Now $(]9·95 • w' as· her flclll ......... Tbe mayor arge• all resl· to diJ deep laiD llleir :""keto IUld ulll II "Fight eancer wiit1 • ....~,,. and a ehec!k," MIYW I·IA'JII' alld. ILACKITONI ;_ With ""mp Wrlngor, '11111 .149.95, Now II•• ILACKITONI • Dryer w~.,.' Now BLACKSTON I 95 • Washer ":".: . .•.. . - ·•199· · Clela.,ds TV & A,pplianc,·' . ' QPPOIITI LOWIR PARKING LOT-Jl'OMIROY I ' >, (·. ·.-' a L 'Melnlt. '. . ., ' �• ,. • ' · ,.,.,. · Daily J#iplftin.PI 't)C' ' ·- . .. o., Apr. 10, Del l acket ·RaJiy ·is /Jelen llelp Us! The ZooiD§ ~irig April 15th Middleport people m a y dttnonlt,..\e wbetber or not tbey want aooing. No flag waving parade, no ca~eoced drums in motley procession, no tercb!lgb,q, or blutlerlog Insults . . . ra· iller, an orderly hearing in wblcb OPJ!C?" litioo or 1upport for the proposed M1d· dleport zoning ordinance may be ex· presstd. Sucb is America. •· Tbe prDposal has passed one o! three necessary readings in town council. By law, a public hearing is necessary before tile third and final reading for approval. 'fbe hearing wilt be next Wednesday, April 15, at 7:38 p.m. !n the fire com· Jlllii.V room above council chambers. , .Tbe :Middleport Plannin~ Commission 11M·wor•ed diil1ently to produce not uly' an acceptable zoning ordinance but <flO tba\ opena roads to pla.n!!ed gro~b and development. Its prov1s1ons are m accord with the best ordinances of simi· lif coinmunit!es devised by professional planners. · ·The Dallv Sentinel Is hopeful council <VIII conclude uublic sentiment generally i~ lri favor ot zoning. Should this hap~en. council mav be inspired to approve flte 'second and third readings of t h e p1ill'bsal. Will there be opuosition to zonin~ ex· nressed In the hearing? It would be very tlnu!ti:il should there not. NothinJ! in hu· n1an nature guarantees complete agree· m•nt on any uubllc issue. ·. Tbe most anyone can hope lor Is that +!, ~TJilO•Itl~n will be lnfnrmed thai is. ·~•t ito ,nokesmen argue from facts, ra· ther than fantasy. Policy PomtrOY·MiddltP!Iit, I . COMMINfATING EDITOIIAU Y .. t-lexlbfe 2-Dally Se11Untl, ~-8· ·Edg alcorts -Wip by lt ia important tbat business men and l'ltensive p~operty, owners favorina' zonil}(l .be at tbe hearing. Thi.lt ts an even· lng not to stax bait reclined before a TV .:reen. They must be there to belp the Plannln& Commission, the mayor, and councilmen supporting the zoning proposal defend t~ lotegrlty as well as zoning. Tbey may be charged with irrespon· sible manage~nt .of. tbe town's finances, with waste in .. ~~h places, witb shortsightedness, witb t,ryiijg, to force Middleport down tlie 'road to financial insolvency (indeed, that it Is already there!), of being dreamers in thinking that planning, and zoning, can be of any value in this Ohio town, that even if they aren't spouting pure poppyoock, Middleport can't afford it! Zoning proponents will need to bring along their fullest bag of patience. They will find It difficult to discuss zoning with people wM have neglected to obtain all the available facts. We can't think of anything more discouraging to Middleport community leaders supporting zoning than to have the hearing bog down under a cloud of innuendo and misinformaMon. The purpose of the bearing Is to explain the issue to the public. U, after explanation and agreement upon the objectives of zoning, there still remains strong opposition, counctl will have no choice but to shove zoning under the table. Council would I)Ossess a nerfert mandate to sit on its hands. ending Its struggle for a better community. ,_ 2115 ' Voice of Broaf'wav ••• reporting :!37 Dianna Roush By DOROTHY KILOALLEfil 3911 285 306 294 267 943 2490 ,By DOROTHY · KILOALLEN There's a stockholders' rebellion Broadway ·Bulletin Board · brewing at one of the major Hollywood : That sudden crackdown on illegal companies because the studio boss has gambling In Hot Springs. after many a been behaving in what many consider a fiourlshing 'decade, didn't surprise Broad· highly erratic fashion. As a result, all the wayites with "connections." Gov. Faubus executives on the lot keep looking over wiU be pitted against a formidabl• oppo· their shoulders to see wbo's following ~t in the upc~ming campaign. and the them One incoming Broadway show illegal gambling places might well be· is such a disaster, the producer tells dime a big Issue. Gamblers who operated friends: . il! Arkansas have been ,known to com· "Please don't stay for the second J!iain about the size of the p~yoffs . . . . . act." • gltte Bardot m . ust be haVlng a marve· GOV. ROCKEFELLER'S advisor! s time with her beau in South Ameri· she simply refuses to leave. and the have taken a bew tack since the New ench film producers are being driven Ham]>Shire primary. Tbey now want him tl distraction. Half a dozen picture con· to keep his bride. out of the pu bUc eye tl!acts are wa.iting for her signature, but as niuch as ppssible. Tbeir theory: Des· ® seemo far more Interested in her own pile her friendliness and charm. every time she shook hands with a citizen of rilmance than In' cinema plots. ~ The "bot line" on Renata Bock. whose New Hampshire. or was pholol!faphed illest fling was with producer Charles standin~ next to Rockv, it reminded the i&ldman !after Eddie Fisher, who follow· voters of the aspirin~ candidate's divorce eilltobert·Evans): Tbe beautiful German and remarriage. So the experts will trv Qllllfel did go sailing on Sam Spiegel's to distract the public .from that Issue in ylcht with Charles, and he gave a gala the future. Wbether the Governor will 110 hday for her - there were even re- alone with the plan Is. of course, a moot rts thai he planned t(J put her in a mo· que~tion: there wasn't an advi~or In the - but she's dating Bob again. He world who could have kept him from seems to be the one she can't quite for- marrvtng Hanpy, so it mav be a little dif· ~t , .. Achtung, Marlene! Carroll Baker flcult for the hovs to persuad~ him not ··n wear ~ne ot tbe most expensive to take her on those han~·shaklng trips. wn.s ever made by Balenciaga for the n11.E STVNE. who compo•ed the en_ver premiere of "Tbe Carpetbag· ,::,..orP for "Funnv Girl." and arrantler tfrs'' '- itid; according to rellabfe sources, that's all she's going to wear. It's .an Ralob Burns. who orcbeotrated it. are tid Die~ch trick that's kept the boys' plannin~ to collaborate on the mu<lc for Although several Seven Arts movies popping for years. Seilalo'r Keating is expected to make the Reatles made their New York dehut on narcotics that will shock untl•r the auspice• of one conrert oro· when he addresses Dr. Robert motion woup, a rival outfit manage~ to HAVEN (Help Addicts Voluntar· sign them to a .Jutv date at For-.! Hills End .~arcqticsl meeting at the Wal· Stadium. and the fur is about to flv In all '1.11\• •vent should make the front directions . Motion picture actors and . .': Tbe Andrew Hatchers - he actresses are beeinninw to comolaln so Kennedy's associate press bltterlv about the ''bieh cost of Retttne - have named their new baby" an Academv Award" that thev sound It's their eighth child like the oolltlelans who say "nowadavs, is now the No. l can· only a million~lre has a chance of becom':t~ Carol Channing role in the ing President." ''TI ynu're a heavy sentimental favor· I: production of "Hello. Dolly!" If take• It, it's a 1ood bet that Gerry lte, okay. you can relax. If you're not, l'fl!!~IJaiD wili'(ind .a few .gigs in England you'd better be preparftd to snend S50,· 000 on your campaign for an OS~:ar." AIDe time. t • .......... -- • 1911 lOll 2291 Woo I, Loll S Ind. High Game . 156 Dianna Ind. High 3 Games - PhyiUs ltepubllcon C:.Midote Me;p Coumy ConllllltiS!oo-·l ; IQue"'n 390. ldonothPtlTeam High Game - Proffitt Appliance 848 potitieal · ONLY THI VOTBI Team High 3 Game. - ABC . N.l'IIIL 1Cle•mers 2490 ,, SEE THESE SPRING SPECIALSI Loll 3, Won I 60 Buick LaSabre Con. S169S Auto., power brakes, power steerln1, power wlJIII. lWS, 6-way seat, radio, heater, W/1/W. Bt' read)' • Spring with tbls one. · • Start With And Stay With the FlnHI WILSON eGolf B•gs $6.95 up Five Share Masters / Lead· • • ' LADIES' 59 Ford Ranch Wag. ·- $99'S 4 d'oor. v.a automatic, radio, heater and IOIJd ~ 59 Buick La Sabre · - .$1295 · Four door Hard Top, auto. trans.,-radlo,"W~IW' tliW 58 Olds 4dr. Sedan- . $l09S eGolf Shoes ! A&B width1. Size1 ~~~. '•· Looks and runs like new MEN'S • Golf Shoes $14.40 C&D widths. Size• '7·12. ~ \ .. ~· • Golf B•lls _ ' 69c 58 Ford 2Door ..... .. Fairlane 500. V-8 auto., power steettoc, radio, U.. er, w1s1w. Real slick runninl and looll:blt ear. R<" $1.25 Hatlo :r.~ A llOOD iHIN6 il£.1(D CJ1tr SeE. HIM WHEN ~E'S 011.11'16 HIS BOSS FOR A LfTT~E iHIN6 WKE A·AAISE -·· TOTAL 2n 278 Why Wait? • f Cathy Wallace Sandra Bally Handicat 57 Oldsmobile -• - .~ $895 WILSON CREST ,, '. ·Irons ~~5o .29· 50:::.~:.oo ' door 6 pass. wagon. Priced to 10 oow Setoomiata ol 3, a, 7, 19 and Putter and 1-4 Wooda SAM SNEAD .LUE RIDGE . R... 41.25 36·0Q'¥,RIG' 00DS29.00. Set OOIIIilll ol 3, 5, 7, I and PuUer ond 1-4 Woodl 'ai~LY CASPII( SHOTMAKER .... .46.,oc)wooos 62.50 . · . ltiGl. U.DD 53 Ford 2 door C.mpe" . \':· $100 ~ .. '"TONE ;.....<~ A 50 Ford V•n Type . Sl. four, · KARR& $395 · �4-bally t!entlnel , Pomero)'·t.lldr:lleport, Sentinei·;:Chu-r h New o., Apr. SERMONETJJ. 10, 11164 .... i , . Tuppenfla.ins ·.Soeiety Notes ·' lellllr ..,..,,....... . . ..... ... 11M Crow'tlleolalfUI - M. llaW)'IJr ll.erow 4115 D. lijl(er &.~ c. CtGOt . 435 ~ . * llaadica . p '1'0181 1471 . w.. I !.,ott I a.me Te..,._ c.. M. ~ ftl m T. Kendall B. Kendall P. Llnptfell 3M B. ~ ~ Hudlcap TOia): Stuley'o Fb:·ll :153 B. O,.ncllll s. Stelrna D. Enoch D. Wl'urMr' w. Ccmdlll . Hudlcap ~IJ 1531 . W• IIMI.•l Depressing sight, isn't it! And what is it we _ say when eomething old, familiar, once-cherished, ·ONAJI. Tolel ,.....,., ·, No. I once-u ..ful has su~cumbed to the ra\Tages of time? lt ••1'Ved it.!f'i<r"poBe! Could all the chureheo In our town somedat look like this? They could ! M41fb• they will, •• if they haVe BBTVed their Z'U1'p088 • • • if we don't need them o.n!f111or•! Even if you ba\Ten't been getting to church of late, I think you'll protest that we DO need our churches. We need the truth they teach- tbe faith they Instill - the hope tbey inspire - the Godgiven strength with which they underg ird our llfe. This is the very point: We ALL need our churches. . And to bring ALL of us to realize and fulfill our nood .• . That is their purpose! .· . :'.'DISCOUNT ·PRICES : w.. e Loot I .38:1 F. WoH• . ·· D. Reed . 11. Karr . ·490 323 B. Ui s. D. Nelson D. Jenld111 S14 401 277 38G R. Hlndy R. Coleman Handicap Total Won SLoat I RE-ELECT 2583 B. &,wy~ Ne. I J. Glut ture is sponsored by the busineSI firm• and organizatioru c. GOEGLEtN 'READY~MIX ·CO.· 'Candidate Attend the Cburch Of, Y'out Cboleo ' ·,cOUNTY I "d •• , Mlddlep~rl FRAN_GIS F.tORISY: •crild'· GREENHOUSES . Member ll"l'D j "F1owers !<'or All Occnsions .. Cor. Bulternut & W. Ma1n WY 2-2039 PomeroJ FOREMAN & ABBOTT , . Greenhouao WY WY 2-2644 Phone , WY 2.a!84 POMfROY FLOWER SHOP ~ -;. _.:-:"''"·· ~ LOGAN MONUMENT CO. · OF MEIGS ·COUNTY . Near Pomeroy·Ma$011 Brld,re Leo L. 'Vaughan, ll!gr. WY ~ c~ ·Y••ri> . eEtt~erlenee In Villap and CoWI!J Gi>vtmmont e Experience ·In Budtet Pomeroy WY 2·2440 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Established in 1904 Wesl Columbia, W Va, Ph. Mason SP 3-5593 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE m 130 S'l$ L. l!eegie F. Durst 3!11 Handlca~ 210 1711 4lt . el9 Yeara lju&ln-. E!£perience, · · P. Ingels 411 e!lia"l' '\'lileran, ot Handicap c. <World War II 4ZD Bachner 485 , Y~rV._and '<! ' ' Suppert :Apprecl~ 371 381 330 ' "WALGREEN AGENCY" . 'i -; \ '' 1 . With ,pride and conflderace .. ' PomeroJ T. Tiluo J. Howell Handicap Total w.. I lAol 1 Teem Ne, 4 L. VID Meter Hyaell M. MarliD 8. Moore Handicap CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK .', .' I • :Ill 141 Ill Ill 17a 3IS 321 .!11/ 420 tiN Total W•11M1l Team Hll!b Seriel - Teem No, 3, IMI. Tom lfllh Game - Bahr'1 Clollller, 721. lflsh Serieo ·- Pal Story, High Gamt - BW Moore, 174. lleelor ..,......... April .. 18M MaiGII City hllr p. Llltlerfelt B. Staut R. stein J. Wolle Tolel 11'• 1 Llot I arw.·· lltiW D. VljatiiJa J, VIIIIJI....ea D. Garten T. Blaine D. McKinnq Halldlcap ft4 IGI 1ft 301 tB till I5GI a.. 3&'1 lit lilt :143 liS 7111 . ·.. 'Jfm W•IIMil '**************************** llullul ....,...... Co. Sl7 114 s. Grimm ' M. Woodard M. 'IU Total w. 1 Loot l GaG at. P, Cowni t5st J, Wllllatn1 G. Han1t WILLIS ANTHONY T.LIIIIi **********'****************** lli,Menehlnl HaldleiP '1'olal W• .Lttt .· . I r KAUTZ FEED STORE ' ,, ., RACINE PLANING MILL ' Bullclln& Supplleo lk Millwork _____....,.__.._ To BaillfJ ·- · l RALL'S BEN FRANKUN . .. , . ' .. Ph. WI NMI .4 [..-----~----- '· HEINER'S BAKERY Bakero of Gob!! 8rea<l . . Mlddlmn; p~ General Contractin& .. '· ~~-,- . I . '~- ' ' .·''I . !. " " J. '· I '' ' '.\...J...;.....o\ " .fi~~-J~- K.&C. J~llU ! 6, I ... , liuniiDgiDil, W. Va. .l~ '• ., •. i '' , 1 . '-'' ' ' f ... ,I ., . . . roads ~ new,indt·astry-,new industry brings more jobs CI>OI!er, Obto '·' ; ', • Stewart llindlcap REXALL DRUGS We ~·m All Docton PlescrlptioDI WY 2-2111111 Pomeroy . •• D. Grate SWISHER & LOHSE WY 2·2776 ,,_' J. Grate "Tbe Friendlf Bank" Middleport, Oblo . DepOIIU Insured by li' .Dl.C. OUr Aim lo ,; No. 1 Newspaper N. 2nd. Ave. . 425 D, lleod Halldicap . . lMI B. Hyaell c. . . MIDDLEPORT, .0. 311. 170 , . _ Ne. 1 M. Sawyer IUS ·CA.RA.VE LLE· Support Tbe Church of Your Cholr.e THE DAILY SENTINEL Tht Martin Restaurant • Tolel 11'" IIMI l 1«l TOTAL W• I, Loot I F'rlelldly Tav0111 M. BIICOD D. Glaze BUnd wear a· West Main 91. Meigs C( 405 Blind P. YOUI1tl as · ~·h Tolel V. D. EDWARDS , INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Second R. Vaughn ~j Neaae Jl· GUmore Finlilclhg{ l·•o STARKS DRUGS WY 2-2588 Local Union 1!668 Ravenswood. W VL 2M 1611 Davia Warner Ina, CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomero1. Ohio ~ TOTAL Woa I, Loal I I'd . .Pol. Adv, Middleport 301 359 S. PanoDI · :•Ml!ldhrirt 'ifal-!.r · WI Handicap 141 TOTAL 1628 Woo I, Llot I Xellll Goble For4 418 N. Teaford . 357 M. Wilecup COMMISSiqNER Quality Furniture at Lower Price• THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA VALLEY LUMBER & SOPPLY CO. IGI Handl<op crow•a IKeU Booae j~.epubliCfln Bakers of Holsum Bread Family dtainz alwaya a pleasure here, d.. , lo l,'h t prompt, poJite 1e"iee 1hd wide array of-dlsbn to pleue every pal1te. ROUTI7 aa&iiti 111 L. L}'DIII 0. Bostick S. Wippel M. Lehew S. Bartell ,Handicap TOTAL Woa 1, Loell ,;~~ .INSIDE & OUlSIDE PAINT MAYFAIR 16c ...... Woa 1 Lool I tain that which is good in family and community life, this fea- OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 373 4JS 301 11M 444 1M Tolel With the hope it wiU, In some measure, foster and help sus· Middleport lllllr'1 Clollder L, Glatlwoll W. Davil B, Moore ·A. Braclburf Handicap Falblllfetleo Dodge-O.art-Laneer-Dodge Trucks .-·· m WOMEN'S SVNDAY . Mare~ •• .• R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. 'IJ.P.S. PAINT GOOD FOOD IS A FAMILY AFFAIR MIHieplrt llf!pe: .... Clatworthy 411 ,. �··-·--... ' (l ., • ,. ) . ~~~~~~~ · William Jordan Yi Of LeQn Dies Soclety NQtll~ · ~ .. ' .. ' .' . Atoflnd ~ , .About ' ·Mlddfeport Geo,ge A. 'ociety Notes (Republleln) For the Nomination of Mtlgs Coonty snte lleiJ'• Hlinl.-.tlve el! ,.ptriet ~td . . 12 yeare. In Ohio State Le,a:islaturc : tlnformllff n~ legi!f . about impact· on Metf.:;s ·m County; about operations· of stale g()\'t.rnment. · • ·.vniclnt . . year •round. fo1 M~ gs ·Count1 Voteto·Contlnue b• per,ieneed RepreHnt• 'WHERE'S MY NEWSPAPER?' lion for Meig1 Cou"l'f -Pd. Pol. Adv. When a newspaper Is missing, more often then not, e men will say, "Where's my newspaper?" "My," not ·"the" I You've ~ heard him say many times: "Now, my newspaper seld , •• " "I IService Held River news 9xl2 TWEED RUGS read in my paper ... " Foam Backed ' !' A man's possessive about his newspaper. He takes pride 11'1 It, $19.88 He gloats when his newspaper praises his favorite pollticel ean· Just One Of The Many Vol"" didate or sports team. Or, he groans when his newspaper dif. You~! Plnd At ___ for lESS EY! 1962 Ford Galaxis 500 · · ...... $1795 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic trans. Radio and heater. BAKER FURNITURE 1961 Chrysler Windsor ........ $1895 MIDDLIPOIIT O. 4 Door Sedan. Auromatic trans. Power steering. Radio and beater. fers with his choice of personalities or issues. He'll even write 1961 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan .. · · $1495 the editor when he feels strongly about a difference of Opinion, - 6 cyl. Automatic trans. Heater. And, his wife feels just about the same. She looks forward to 1960 Dodge Matador 4 Dr. Sedan $1295 Automatic trans. Power steerlng. Radio and· heater. re&ding her pet features. Missing out on some ad or choice item 1960 Rambler 4 Dr. Sedan ······ $1195 6 cyl. Automatic trans. Radio and heater. One owner. of local news could "ruin" her shopping trip or leave her feeling ' ' ' · Both men end women want their newspaper. In fact, they Insist on it. They are sorely disappointed and disturbed when t h e I r newspaper isn't on the front step when they want it. Ask any ' . BlriU lllrs. James L. Jlubt. IU. daUgh~; f,a carrier boy. He can tell you, because he hears about It if 1 deli11• ' =~~:=~~:j 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. Sed. $1095 BRAS$ • • .,. • .,•• ,~... .......;.••._, I left out during the chitchat over the bridge table. I' .... ., .. .......... ' . ' NOW CANDLESTICKS $4.25- $6.95 MIDDUPORT BOOK STORE . 59 ford • - • s 89S s 79S MIDDLIPORT, 0. llwict& Stallon One eardal lou! owner. Power .teerlng, aulomatlc lhlft. ,a.m;:·l ery is late or missed. · about because the newspaper is localized to meet e pertlculet 62 Buickwacon. ·. -~ -s2695 s2495 VB - Automatlo trans. Radio and heater. V8 Pulll'l 6 Door Sodan. l'o'lm 11teo1'1111 and br-. Push b~ttan shlfl. one local owner. Showa 10011 earo n~oof' alilok Sedan. llllotleD Cltijhlal metallle ftbllh, •. Powet And, because the ntwspaper is viewed as 1 necessary comp"an· llleetiDi md brakel .. .$tteSabre VB s1195 $ 995 aw-. ~iviera • · $369S. ion and source of information, it make·s a big difference in the I ·DOor-~clr. lives of people of al11ges, of all faiths and political preferences, of all levels of income and education. oile ..nfllllooal OtUiinal 111M fiL :_ rlattt Sllllrta''Car. ver, tow Milt.... l!boW fHE POMEROY-MIDDLlPORT · DAILY SfNTI'NEt ~uH: • i I \ • lr I .~· f £ . l ) '" '-1 ; ~· \ 97o.s- ~!!'~!~!*·' ~-lit abllt.' '' . Bill be in . : ..9ue day for Ind~ an4 a talk at ButUniversity. WoJia<e also is a candida"' llaeyland primary. 1959 Rambler 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $1095 8 eyl. Automatic trans. Radio and heater. One owner. 1959 Chevrolet Impala Conv. · · $1295 60 Electra • $169S $1S9S .e want and fill a definite need. Automatic trans. R8dlo and heater. V8 Sta\IOil W110a. All wblto finish. ll'ordomaUt. ·60Dodge ~ • •· S1295 S119S This loyalty to a favorite newspaper didn't just happen. It came VB - 1958 Plymouth Fury 2 Deor ...... $495 !lord Top. Automall< trans. p....,. oteer1111, ndlo llld heater. 1957 Dodge 4 Dr. Hard Top · ·· · · · $795 VB - Floor shift, power steering, radio and heater. 1957 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Hard Top- $695 88 Series. Automatic trans. Radio and beater. ·. 1957 Ford 4Door Sedan · · · · · · · · · · $495 · V8 - Automatlo traas. Radio and heater. 1956 DeSoto 4 Door Sedaa · ·· · · · $495 Automatic: tra-ns. Power steering and brates, rtdiO aad -let. 1955 Gryder 2 Dr. Hard Top ·· · · $295 A.-tie lrllll. """"• oteering, radio aad heo\or. l95S Plymautla 4 Dr. Sedaa · ·.· · · · $495 . e eyl. Standard Inns. Radio llld beoter. One loool ownor.' 1.954Ford4Dr.Sed••-VI ..... · $145 · Wlo..,. beater. ' ·1. H~ �J .- . . ar ..,. ~ • "!'- J CHOICE . Ads Get Results. ~ P .._ DQ hftlft ru..-Mnnw DM&Ha• ltiCI L II. .,.oo M...... CAJIICSLJ..A"nOMII COa&aM'lONS Will blo ...,,._. oatil 1M A. Ill. .....,.......,... r . DQ ., Pllhlle.Uoo 1963 Chevrelet Co"alrPanoL~.. aod.,ra~ el DOW tro . Jlejp llDWI, 1ood lirea,heater ~ TOll Panel. red !IJIIIh, BOW llftl, V8 eqlne, .... ,....u..-. w Mat . . . . .., e4t ...... en,......, 1or $1795.00 1963 Chevy II W""' AD PHONE WY 2·2157 OUR SINCERE thanks to Rev. Art Man:um, Mrs. P au Winn, Dr.'1 Boice. Slack and Daniel>, the nurseo of Me~p II Memorial Hospital, and Rawlinp Coat. Funeral hnnnoll lor ~ervicea rendered. A l I those who sent cards, nowera, gills, and showed so much kindn..s during the illness and death of our dear nuaband and lather, George B. Sisson. Jessie Sisson and Family 4 10 ltp •go: ·. lion, attacbment to laney sewing. Full price•_!"'·.. I or ter011 guaranteed. 2204. Helgllllt, Te.: WY Wdl. $1595.00 $1295.00 600 feet more or !e.,, I'Ao Inch lire hose, same spec:Jfica-11 lions as above· 400 feet, I inch red rubber booster hooe complete w I t b hole type brass couplings. ', wrenches. One dozen universal spanner RADIATOR SERVICE BusiMSS Services LANDMARK ' WORLD'. FAIRIIt OPEN HOUSE and SPRING SALE eAPRIL 9-10.11 $100 ' $169 $149 Rtfre1hment1 Doer Prllet fovon-I'UOI hr All "-Loft• - ''dl'l J. Peelmlef: Ill OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. y our Ch ovy Dulor Pomeroy, Ohio 'h•no WY 2-2111 Jack W. CarMy, Mtr. IMo~mu TIIIW FRIDAY 1:110 Sip 011 NIWI Auto ~riM RaatOr. .... Sacred ae.t 8:20 Countey. Jamboree 8:JO FIJ'm NIWI 1:34 Pal Buttram, M-W-11' 1:41i ~ Cl Air· ElL 2 Dpor .Hard~: ~'/"P· Jrano. Rodlo aDd llaalo er. Bed oDd wllllt. , f OR PART TIME, no Investment, will train. llr!UJI bondable 'with late model car. Write 554 71b St:. , ~~~: burg, W. Va., for « Interview. l • Sip 7:00 Newa · · 7' 1111 8nUtut Par!J . f:IO NIWI 1942 FOO 7' 15 Plcba= lllrQan ('nlee.-Tbun.) 1:10 NIWI o--o I:OO Breatd;r'~ l :l5 Briahl 8lar SbQw-'ftmn. 8:30 VIII. Patrk* 1ipgr11t l :tl llabr FUmlt~n-Wed-Jrt 1:511 OpeD 11w. ~TON ~AKE 1 r:.· WMPO Radio 57 RAMBLER 4Dr. 1n1LL HDUII. POMEROY -rlni, ,.,_. brakeo, automalle traM. Rodlo and hHt.r. pu..Ch.. ntcftNry, 11 ~~~ durlnt LarHimorlc'o f speed lrano. ll 1 eJ(. IN THI COMMON PLIAI COUaT Mil•& COUNTY, OtUO U ' ,tOLYN tnPMINI. MAKE IT EASY N &. online. Cemo A..uu•• Notice Good lUbber. ·No Down Payment Plan If Dealrecl USED CAR ·. To S.l~ From · All Recluetcl to Sell ' UFETIME. 64 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Wag. GUMA!fTU 8 cyl. Stan~ Tralll. Like New :.n PLAN~oN C!-RS 'SOLD 62 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. Hardtop, Pow• Glide Tfalll. Low MUoa(o 62 Ford 4 Dr. Country Sed. Auto. TraDI. ·mwa as new · . ~.· · .- 61"~r~ Falcon 2 ~r~ 'Wag. ;-. . _,. ·'.' · ' ·.''1!"': • I ' 61 ford ·GQ:Ioxie '500 Conv; lltalldil'd""""'·' CloaD I I new , · 60M:P~ 'oo,dsttti. . · . luol ·Wild,, . ~·· belli Jooldrir fot'' · ' · . sf¢Htvt.c)le!l~J:.. ·ta.4;d~. ,' llar!llop,.4Jl .po..,, Air eamult ·~ • ·, , • 59\=orCJ Gcdaxie 500 4 dr; HYMN SING .. ·• held at MI. OUve l o, ong BotloJ11, Ohio. Sunday, April 12, at 2:00 p, m. - l • ··o, • .,, 'rA.uto.:rr~.Ciauao- · . -t. · •·· ,,.,, .. ·:CAllS IN,~D ...1 WE HAVI TR~KS THIJI THJ ' ' Beauty Salon, 255 N. 2nd St., Middleport, Open "'e~•i Female dofJ. . · trained, gentle with cblldren.' CbolviUe 1111-2313. . H Sip Wli"LI. ',~ ~~,~~·liT MAKI! YOu'~ .' .I ' • • •• StJ,IItlai"\>'l'nJ\1- O!li!Ownlll' ,II,.·. ••. v. ~~ ' . ~· .. . . METROtQt.n'AN 6lFord Falcon 4 dr. Sedan . Aut11.,~.8,11irPODeOwner <~ '" ' o· ~~.,. -", 12:00 Nooa NIWI 12:16 Mllllcat llilltrlaQ 12.30 ftey, Merlbl Ttefa ' ' 4:U Blaotlolr llllow-'l'lltl. t:30 Local NIWI ''64 BowDn, llcarol s:oo lllmdo1m 8ereallde 8:oo stsu Off MI . ,mt0 . AY •00 I Oo Tbe NUJ sWblp 1:111 Tbe Bls Lie ' 3:10 Tbe Quiet Sour i:as·lla!ldaJ llbowcue 1:11 s·oo Baplllf r.a,mu• 1:111 WCII'ld 1D 1:00 Off, Bat..: . Boar ., lw HAROL-D GRAY:. HE NEVEl! QOT RIIT'TLim, NO MATTER H®J HOT TW qCIN' <iOT I \.001( WHA\ HE 'SHOVEO INro t-1¥ HANDS \.fll-el ME WQ.'S STRAPPIN' U& 1N1'0 THAT 'CHU-r;! JUST If'\ 1:110 Plalllr Pq . 1:01 &mdOWII lleralade 8:00 Sip Ofl . SliNIJAY 7:lt Sip Oo T:ll$ Ar11i1 Hour •=.• 38 USED CARS . YOU wANT · · B:llll Cc!uulrJ 1111*. Time 8:20 ~ Jamboree 8:aG John · Harmll 8:45 Coun!r]l lbpra• . 7:115 Breakfaat Part:y 1:15 JODell .lluic:k Sbocr 10:15 Tbe Good We 10:35 Millie ·Ill Tbe Air 10:40 Under Obln Sk1ea • 10:45 Tbls II Mulh! 11:115 Top Tea Sbow 11:15 .Top Tea &bow (Duitou) : 1:00 Newa I:GII Cof!ea Wltb .Janet 1:45 lletl7 NewtoD 10:1111 MIDlllerlal Allot!.. 10:11 Couufrlr Bot Down 8:01 Herald or Trutb 11:01 Swap 8llop Hour ot Dellv1nnce 11:16 Caulllr7 Drlflm 11-W 1:110 W1Dp a1. a..u,. 11:11 Muoa et: Acr. J!:P.tue 8:15 Bible 8pelk1 to Yt!U 11~,l5 A.S.C. Pt\tsriiD'll'rl . . IO:JIO Volc:e a1 ,P.npbee:r . 11.16 Family Wtll'llllp-o'l'luri 10:36 Wub, Rapoiitlto ·rtoplt 11:35 Farac Bureau ll:Gt Coantey H,yiDD· TliDe 11:45 'l'lay'a CoulllrJ B,)iili8 12:00 Nooa Nm . 12:00 N0011 Raport 12:1$ Tbe IINfclc 12:11 Mualc Jlllt (I'CII' You 12:11)' ReV. Merlba ~ 12:1& Goealtr'1 Guest Slafftl 1:00 BlllJ Gl'ablln · 12:30 Mualc Jlllt FGr You t:• L!Jtberq Boar 1:00 Piltlllr hrl1 2:tl0 Tbe Cbt1reb At Wwlr CalWD.bllll 11. ObSo TO FIND THE 4 8 3tc u :· IT.IIIIf•• DOD '57 PLYMouti.l·; 301 FRil PRIZES all general repair work. Re· Feacur.,. Reollelle Prllducta. OpeJ~I IIIOJ', Slndra Bennett. Power WY :&.2141 ' &I FALCON FUTURA 1tandard transmission, Etcellent condiUon. CaD WY 1-2121 alter 4 p.m. 4831p buDd chimneys and concrete. Anywhere In Meigs County, Mason City, Ravenswood. Call us. Sarson & Durst. Phone VI 3-2484, Portland. PJiODe WY z-5269. rr.l.l := ;;:.., 58 MERCURY 4,br. BLAEnNAR'S Metu~ i'M•• II I a &llallllrelt..l'! ., ,.,_ WY loa'll f II 1111 lrlntl the P1111lly to the WE DO ALL kind of pair•tin!:.l mend roofs, valleys, gutters, ~ by appolnlment. 1 •• I• :A. a•· ,.,1 . -:-:. , &I 1111 t100 ·Down From tho taq:eot lruck or bulldorer Jtdlator to u.. smalleot beat£ core. '111e right is reserved by tlie Village of Pomeroy to reject iny or all bids. Edna F. Schoenleb, Clerk of Council Village of Pomeroy (4) 10, 17, 2tc IandY'• 1 a Ill . Til 1:00PM EXPERIENCED .-- ~~ tract. •= all) . ~AJIP>o Open Ivery Night eMony More Used Cora and Trucka Notice ll.~t'oc ra :7 U. CINic 1ettor 1i1Jvt. Mnt1d lll.~ Shop after work 1":==~::=::::====-:-==::::::::::~::-:===~~ ·- · - Each bid must contain the full name of every person or I company Interested In same and· must be ae<ompanled by certified check in the amount of •100.00 as a guarantee II lite bid Ia accepted such check will be returned upon his proper execution of said con- tha~ five month; :'~k.ofthelhema::~ t : ~:= : .· West Point cadeti In lite pro- 11. C.. U. tloiiJ K.C&pttal: .; rt 1t lll.l!lpoOia Ill. Poem METROPOLITAN MOTORS . (f) pomeroy Motor Co. were raln-slickod, and in Wash~:":"' lngfun 11 waa l'llnlnl too. Nona &wavo of lbil hoWever detra ted lll. Ulltldy ' of ' c II. Port ot 1rom some IJIIfm:gettable "to be" =••·,.. G.llofemn 1949 Pontiac 2 Door _ _ __ $49 ling~. :_t m&tertal ollddll Power&Ude, radio and heater 1952 Chevrolet 2 Door 1957 Dodge 4 Door 1955 Chevrolet 2 Door _ _ It wu dlamal In New York Wedneada~ rnornlng, the streebl ~;s::vo •. a~ 1t::,. ti ,.,.._ 111. ~Ia I&FllnWira Terrlfle Reductions PRICE WAR Friday & Saturday A real savin&l 12.= =- lhlt city of K.Irllll~ 1956 Ply. 4 Door Sedan _ _ $100 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. _ $69 1957 Pontiac St. Wagon _ _ $495 NO'I1CE Sealed bids will be received In the office of the V i II a g e Clerk, Village of Pomeroy, Ohio uniU .12 o'clock noon, Monday, April •• 1. ., for the purchase by llle Village of Pomeroy, <i l!e following : 1000 feet more or less, 2~ inch, double jacket, 400 lb. test, sell drying, mildew resiotant, cacron IIIler lire hose complete with rocker type coup- l'l~ !::'- I.=:,.. = SI.A.- Phoenix 4 Do<>r, S~tlesa clean interior, Wh te tin Ish. VB Engine, Power Steeri~ P. Brakes, Auto· matic ans. R and H final - Jlt.~ U'b* 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne ~ $495 Notice CROSSWORD v az..o.· 1960 Dodge "Door, Local owner, Clean InteriOr. Jet Black finish, Hydra -Matic, P. Steeri ng, Radio and Heater k . puto Ill. ¥&tuN $2395.00 1960 Olds "88" ~Door , ft eyl. . • lt .... LEWIS KEYSTONE 01111 ···= .r::... Cll 4 10 5tc •t""" VJCWen_· could not help beln& cesoion waa lltlrrlng. And al ae.u""'""" scutel~ conscious of other sim- camera a heart-rending! ., :::;::",.. LeMaoa Conv. Sharp Interlor with White Vinyl Bucket Seat, Blk. Top , Bed Bndy, 4 Speed Trau, 168 b.p. Engtne, Radio, Whitewalls, Deluxe Trim $2695.00 Card of Thanks =·~~~:. ~~~~· t tie WI NI9Z. 1963 Tempest Nova 4 Door. Factory air conditioned, .~wer&li de , rrwer steerm power rakes. tinted ass, white sidewall tiresl radio. beater, complete actory aecessories. Less than 8000 miles, aqua fini sh .atft,T PBODUCING aboard a train. Tile aecond set of telecasta covered the arrival of the train in Waahlnfllon lllll ~-~ge ·laldtll !he aeneral'a """' to lle.la llla!e In· the capltol Rotundlt, where the slain Preoldenl :Kennedy wu l!nllar ly taken less $2395.00 lmiiiiL . . . tMitliiUJ wW\dJ lo. Ol'ft(S1:31 A. 1L to ltOD P. IlL DaUI !law.rdaJ .....a:30 A..M. to ll.~ 110011 n-110 &Aft N PI..ACI: A w. Impala Cpe. Supar Sport Eqoipment, 32'1 co. ln. VB Enf>e, Automatic Trans. P. ., P. Brakea, Radio ond Heator, Beautiful Red fin· Ish with Red Vlnylln(erior like new, 102 engine, 4 speed box, bucket aeatt radio, beater, rawn Eainl :-vith matchine vinyl nter- a.wt.N I C..U ..... word. OU ~ lltDblnDI Claar,. Ill _.. lJ OeiiW ,.. trCid ... 1'bi'W ~ .-eat~n biMritou. ~ DIMMIM •nil Hs .. N wttllln 1t 11aYto CA&D ~ 'l'llA.HU .. oerrvA.Rml - lUI fOr 110 tnn. aaJD. beater, a 1962 CheYrolet • Monza Coupe, locall7 owned and low mileage, tlrea ..... .... u out ~ hflb water. . rooms, 2 tiled belba, cloeellt, uiiiiUes, pr~ge, · cloae to icbool. P'rel pl. $1995.00 1962 Corvair ~ .be~ I ~.=u~~~h~ulhe pl:!i the In lnJ IIIII -~ pooltrse· ID b,. Evel7 • - ! =:,will tamatie trau. Power steer- l'Hflll. . . . ~_..- !""'\CI<I ..... 1963 Chtwolet $1795.00 4 ....... ..,~OIIa..-. limn IIMU]d M ...,orte~~ ~ "''M .... ta.b. wus aot bll ~ rcrr IIIOIN lhD 0011 h I;act' tuert~Ga. •tor :J·savlllp ndlo Revun Wo·" - Tl'tllle up to 1 • • • car or buck at POIIIroJ ·e eet,ISIOn .. OK BUYS WANT AD INFORMATION pullld ' tlon, ll:liD( to c:wllal hlo .,_ durdl jlell P"""'teted ,.. , . • tlob. . limo Cmll)ll h bamo In ·N.. •liD" .... . l ![-:; 11lr:111111 eAilul. A bllld ~ Sllunllly will be beJd,A J1 .· . pgyed llllllk a1 reu,loa 11111 Pflll'• Epllcopel Qoreh.· • "" patrloiiBr!i. '11lo poenl'• widow li and - Arl!Nr. • · carrlid 011 llefoN lbo ·'li1 RICI 00 BROW I ilar!Ueo of In llllldlerly fabian. '11lo mJH. wbllo rud,_ i iiaiitoi 'i'1ao ~ ruundh., In ~~:rio':';: taJt oalur.d aJIII ....., 11!11 111 ed AmariCII, lndlalll a1 adle IIQl.LYWOOD (UPI)-'111e,.. two fallen 'l1lla lnevlla-1unnorm Pil!eeci ii>eir iiiii over t!!!.lf.lvll!~ !!!'!~ o1 a. 1Un1 a1 S.... Dolll)aa MacAr- ble awareness waa lnloiiiJiled\ lhelr hearta u U.. cukec ~ dze. • . . tlwr't boily from New York to .further b~ lbe PI sence of Robwuhl_riilon wu recorded for~~""'~·~~ ~·DAILY 4 teliiYN!wen Wedneoday 1n ••· durl•• Wed-"•y'l '11!>¢11 ,t.lloadll' a. t 017• .,::t ta1ded daytime broadcnta • rt~"' ,......, "'"·•~· 1.~ .....,., from lbo two citlea I · · .___ f!..': t&lllbllcol 'l1!e first set of ~lecasl! b~ The ceneral'l body wu to be ~ ~... lite lbreli networks in the Down to Norfolk. Va., today, ompe 011 'iiOJ'IIlng, followed tb. proc.t- IIIII 011 Slturday momlng the 1 o11rob 4. : I f 1oo111< lion to Naw York'o PeMayJV.n: ofler extended t. II.R I •• '. ' • 1 .jrc~=AN=D~S~LA~TI~= cASE·-· I ''?' �,.._ .......,_ _,1 · ·Mginly About People In • ''' ' ! • • ' ,, . Pomeroy ~d.ly"'"·lorE.a J.viSitHillwithleft relatives wedne.. In COlumbo•. • Mrs. Georje Sellen visited rocently with relative• In East Liverpool. Canton and WUllarruoIOwn. W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ople Miller and daughter, Helen Kay, of Guys· ville were recent guests of Mr. and Mn. Sherley Swan. ~- ELBERFELD$ Saturday·· Last Day ·01 Elberfelds Dollar Days Sale Open Saturday Night·U"'ll 8:30 • Bargains in Every Department All Over The Store. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Odes . . ~ ,, ' . ·' -~ 1 arn·s:· :· I 'f ' ' ., .... , ' sey,~. -· . . . . . Jay . "•• * I :. * I \ I i . .-·Junior ·. * ,, j;. reative Life as Pianist JiY TED FRANK aJnclnl in her IChool ehorua, "You have to bear her to Jie.. aad . receMns straight A's in lleve II," people said after Eng!Jsl!, hiltorJ, geography and .Karen Sharp, 13, of Letart, W. ollie~ aubjeeb at ll1e Romoey Va., presented a plano concert· Seb9ol for the Blind at ftom.. recently at M1180n City Eleinen- ney. W. Va. tary · ~cbool. Nel~ of her parents, Mr. Karen has been blind since. and Mrs. Hubert Sharp, . birth, but lopg hours of practice · bave made he~ a Jood pianist " "Music wrltb!n in Brame il bow I learn to play classiul mtUic," she said. · Moot popu. f''-"'"· Jar tunes she hears once s h e , · can play. _ her brotheno ..- alate" Ia blind. She has lllree brolherl. WII'RII, 10, Gal']l I, Sleven, 4, and • ~enda, 5, and Sondra, 15 · She became JDter«sted in play!Dg the piano when •lhtltu.re (Continued 011 page Z) ' · She enjoys music ao much she has composed ·four :sqs. They are "What Do You Do," "Way Up On The Hlll Top," "I'll Love You Forever.'' aocf "Farewell and Good-by Fonver." Some of. her other actlviUes are typing, playing a saxophone, AU.' ~/L1.1/ 1964 ·Deluxe 23" Console JY ,_,,~,_, p·~· dlq. plcturli ......., 1!80 lq.ln, - - plabiN INI . for Greater Dependability. No Printed Circpits i ., l ') The UNii.woRTN MASQN DRIVE·IH I, U ,. , , MOdaiU7d S~tperb Contempor~tY •• boy at~llna with bntk·front • , In genuine Vll,'lllff •nllll 'I'ON!GHT thru SUNDAY ulac:l 'hardwootll tell ... Choice -of Walnut. ventere. April 10.11·12 Mtheaanyvanttrt, or BIGM Oak ~neert . UJUMBO" NOW Dorio Day, . Stephen Boyd, 269·95 wlt Jimmy Durante, Martha Raye (color) - Injured Child Is Ordered to aJso - "OPERATION BIKINI" Tab Hunter , FrankJe Avalon and Scott Brady. Only zENITH has PATiNTED COLOR , DEMODULATOR ClliCUITJIY'.h• "elec- troniC bl'llln'" 9t ootor TV tar mHl.CCUhl~ -~- • No;t;:ompromla~ with·Quality • No Production iahcl.r;t~~'* . THERE'S CASH BEHIND THEIR CONFIDENCE • • • BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT CASH! Foresighted is the farm family that makes a savings account here an essentil!ll of a life together. Added to faithfUlly, the ac· c:ount will grctN ••• give the family a sub· stantial cash reserve when it's wanted or needed most. lrART SAVING WITH US TODAY! P. F.'s by B. F. GOODRICH . ,• Styles and sizes for children, boya, girls, women and men. Practical, washable, made to last througb many boura of play and leisure wear. Buy tbe best, buy P. F.'• for Joneer wear. · . ' 'I Pomeroy National·Bank I vlng Meigs CountJ for - "" yean ·POMEROY- Ruri.AND . ' ' ' ' ' MAR.Gu•- E'S $hotl·~ . /; " ·~ · .•' 'EASV ' - TERMS I .. ' -t, r i ; ·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 04. April 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 April 10, 1964 jordan peck stolzenburg