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NEW COMEDY HOLLYWOOD (UPl) -ABCTV bas purchaled a new olluBtlon colll<!dy 80rles for next :t• .;..: o1 .,!!f . ~~~I!!! · ra..-, .,.._. man _ , · ey, who · · ' c"[ ~ 5lt. ,. t ;,- • ' '" · · -· President FrailkliD D. Roose- velt. LOCATION.f..OOIUNG HOLLYWOOD (UPI)· - Dlt-.ctor Delmer Davies will 'POnd a 1110111!! iD Southern England. ·France and Italy selecting I. cation sites for his new Wamer Bros. production, " The Battle of lbe VUla Florita." season tiUed "Bewitched" star.. POLLY 1N PIC . rinl! Elizabeth Montgomery, HOLLYWOOD- (UPIJ - The Dlok York and Agnes Moore- iate Polly Adler'• best - selln& bead. autobiO(!taphy, "'A HOUle Ia Not A Home;" ,.m be filmed ·tor· Embasay Pictures iD HollywOoc! EDDIE'S RIGIRS by producers Clarenoo Greene HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Sing- and RusaeU Rou!e. Sports 1:30 Porter Wagon.r ~ow 7:00 'lat. 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FLOWElts:· THAT SPIAK for THEMSitVES eee...... ' ,..,.,.,e., ' '. "I W• toDd llowen ' • ';' . ' • ' . thru .r.'IA . LOCAL TEMPS The temperature iD Pm""'!Ji dlsttlct was a -qrm ltn...mt'*' degreee and a. m. �-· l r . our fo r. They are a priceless service to t b 1 rommunity and to tbe nation." Nor is woman's work limited to vol\ln· teer services. Mrs. Louchbeim herself is an example of the many women in busi· ness, politics, government. Incidentally, the latter, she sa)i, offers almost limit· Jess opportunities to women. In the State Department alone, 7 per cerlt of the 5,090 members of the For· eign Service are women. There are two women deputy assistant secretaries and three women in tbe important post of office director. Of only Iii career am· bassadors, one Is a woman. In 1968, there were 29 counselors or first secretaries of embassies, 22 second secretaries and 60 third ·secretaries. "American women," says Mrs. Louch· helm, "are living and :working all over the globe, as Foreign Service Q!flcers, as Peace Corps volunteers, as AID techni· cal experts, as the wives of technical ad· visers or Foreign Service officers ... "For today's American woman, the community is not onlv her town, her city or even her nation. Her community is the world." Hawks Rip Warriors, .. ' SptQiq for My~elt Uli.doubtedly I will not be the last, but I want to be the first member of t he w6riilng press to Inform the World's F~r Corp. and lis president, Robert Mo~el, tbat when and if I 10 to the Fair I will pay m.1 way in, like a private citizen, al\(1 Big Brother can find somebody else to; put through the IBM macchine, be· cause it isn't going to be this correspon· dept. :rhere was a day when a Police Dept. press card was an honorable badge. It signified that the holder represented a bona fide newspaper or news service, It " >I vou past the barriers at a four-alarm ·~ if. you wanted to take the chance l.d you always did) and it established a l'nyl mutually respectful camaraderie II the finest pollee in the world, those . New YOrk, at the scene of an accident or a ctlme. · ·•· ' ' " • • ~!~ :::"! ::~d ~~txl29-= ~~t, ::!~ ~::ngpo~~t~ea!~·~ ~"[k In Warriors iecare detodadlocked Hath wks "had a mental edge for weren't as keen as they were," had a Zl-16 first perltxl 'advan· with 1 Iota! 34 ay 1n 1s one because they had Hannum said tage and led 1 lh ball st-33 1 · atj te 1be ahead was heid 0 a 'ollqwlDg the Hawks 123-94 win · r a never to three l1eld goals In the frrst Beaty had 20 points. ·~~• games ap e ~~~~~.~~~:. ':~:! ~:?:'olng•:.,~a~dwC:~ Toy~~ will meet the "Warriors ln the final game of the best-of-seven series Thurs- ~~aJ.;~ht~c~H:~;nc~~Un ~w~. zoo;ect Exhibition Play Results F G• T T avor Iants, Wins ops U~lted ~f. Chamberlain~ w~ · 0 Be,.... Galnlber lollay Illmtlllllced llull u ••K..tzalloa· ~..:''::'~e:"!':"B.u~:CU::~ ~: =~~~:n!~e~~:=k~~: 1\!ost Daring Skiier Dies • In Avalanche "Every day lo u opening day GaDlpoUo Slate laotttu..,, beglnalll1 all P· m., Tburoday. for Mom!" G~llltber oald live teams, tbe Gallipolis H111or C.mp, GSI, LakiD, TNT, -~ "'ST. MORITZ, Switzerland ..., •·u .. (UPI ST•N stone 501 b&ve hldleattd IIIey ) - Wallace (Bud) Wernts Dl NGS · will porllcipalt In lhla COD- er was the world's most dar· SEOAL STANDINGS 1be Milwaukee Bravos were fer..ce. "Three more teams lng alpine $ier. ~econd ~the Giants In the •en· are - d , " <enlluotd Gui•· This devil • may • care atti· (Northom Dlvislou) lor crrcu1t. The Braveo were tber, "preferably from llle tude cost the 29-year-old, !reck· TEAM W L R Tb~ Giants, on the eve of the 18-8, followed by the Chicago Meigo • GaUia Maoon orea." Ie-laced racer from Nelsonville .. .. 1 0 6 ope.rung of. the regular season, Cubs, St. Lums Cardinals 111111 Those lnlerelltd sbGul• caU ISpirlnjJs. Colu., several medals Logan .. . ...... 1 0 10 easoly ootd1sta~ced all major Pittsburgh Pirates In that or. Galnlller at 44W431 or 441- and a broken leg in the last Athens ........ 0 1 8 league clubs With a 24-7 ':"""rd der. 'lbe Meta, as ia their cut- 1M2, tr allend Tbunday'o oes- three winter Olympics. Wellston ....... 0 1 1 In the combined grapefrmt-eac- tom, were last in the National stea at wblcb lime ruleo and • tus league standings after wind· League at 10.11. regulations, 1 league preo~ And Sunday It cost him hi• TOTALS · .... · Z Z I m ;l. lng up their spring campaign dent, aad aame of the leape on the Val S&luver slopes with a 7-41 victory over the · The Yankees and world wUI be oelected, this famed resort. (SOqthern Dlvlsloa) Cleveland Indiano Sunday. !champion Los Angeles Dodgers ,.,..,_ _ _ _ _ _ __, Team WL R were far from world beaters 1 Werner, who had relired from Jackson ....... 1 o 8 V~ The Twins topped the Ameri- and both ended their spring competitive skilng only last Gallipolis . . . . . 1 2 Graveside Service ~ ran League teams with a 10.9 schedules 1n Inglorioua fashion and Barbl Henneberger, Middleport .... o 1 1 for Infa ..t By United Prell·lntemalloaal mark. In fact, only one other Sunday. 23, West Germany's ladies al- Pomeroy o 1 8 8 Held 1 PT. PLEASANT - Graveside i AL team - the Baltimore Ori· champion, were killed TOTALS % 2 17 services were conducted Mon· :: SATURDAY oles at !HI - played better The American League chaman avalanche burled them LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: day at I p. m. at Kirkland Mem· I SAN; JUAN, P. R. - Carlos than .000 ball. The Los Los An· pions. who woond up fifth eight feet of snow. GaillP.Oii• 2 Middleport 1 oriai Gardens for Angelia Dawn Ortiz of ' New York City &cOred geles Angels finished at an league standings with a J2.JS Twelve other internation· Jackson 8 Pomeroy 6 Roush, infant daughter of David ~ unanimouo lkound de¢slon even .500 perpentage with tO record, bowed 3-2 to their skiers who were in the same Logan 10 Athens 8 and Karen Fruth Roush, ....••. Kelllly ~e of Muske~on, wins In 20 .games while every monel farm learn while the group with Werner and Miss Nelsonville 6 Wellston 1 well, Ohio, former Pl. Plell!-[( Mk!h.'.' 'to t'etam the lightweight other junior league club - m. Dodgers, Mlose 1-15 mark ATHENS (UPI) _ Ralph Bos· Henneberger making location TUESDAY'S GAMES: ant residents. 'lbe Infant wao oballlpiOnshlp of the world. eluding the New York Yankees good enough for ninth Ill Uie and Ray Jackson strength. shots lor a ski fashion movie GallipoliB at Pomeroy born Sunday at 3:35 a. m. ' "·'· ' -wallowed below the break, National League, ·were their Olympic team escaped by "riding" the oliding Middleport at Jackson Pleasant Valley Hospital and NBW YORK - Uppercut won even mark. "\-by the Angels, ~. to lose the with outstanding snow. Athens at Nelsonville died at 11 a. m':' !he :liMOO Excelsior Handicap . oatL mythical Los Angeles In the Ohio A rescue spokesman said Wellston at Logan Surviving in addition to at Aquedilct before a crow~ of 'lbe Nationa League was al· Qbampionshfp for the Werner died from shock and are maternal grandpari8,3tlll. . .. . .. _ plOIIt s ~omplele reversal with ,straight year, · · HennebergP.r from suffer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl (Buck! : sUNoA v · · Boston, competing Fruth, Pt. Pleasant; paternal NOGllstA, Ga. - Arnold won the broad jump with • "We wanted to make some grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paln\er '!von a record fourth of 23 feet, 81'.1 Inches and spectacular shots skiing on a Wendell W. Roush, Bidwell. Bur-· II lfailll!.S golf tournament with a By u qed p lerna ton 120-yard high hurdles in slope c'Overed by firn (a grainy 10 1 ai ' lal was onder the direction of lS.ult.iet-par 276. n resa ~llsworth. Loser seconds Saturday, , . , , AI Richmond, Va. Morehead. HR _ Banks spring snow)," said Fritz Wag. the Crow • Russell Funeral S'P.A1 PZTEiSBURG, Fla. - N. Y. (A) l!O 000 000- % Cowan. ' Making his first nerberger, one of the German Home. wJ' 111i'1Wrson of Australia de- Richmond (Int.) · In the high jump, he finished ~~mhers of lh~ groop. eat.ed Frank Froehllng, Coral . 000 1102 Olx- 3 6 . . second to Jim Oliphant with a The slope did not look dan~ables, Fla., 11- , 6-4, 11-Z, to win ardDownmg, 'Jierry (61 and How· At lndlanapoUo geroos. At 7 a. m., the whole I PT. PLEASANT SURTEES TAKES RACE Mullett Stott! m ·002 040 211 _ 10 14 height of 6 feel ' 81'.1 inches · snow blanket suddenly started Jane Plants. 95. life SIRACUSA, Sicily (UPI) 3 he-~· singles Utle In the · ' emyre ' (AJ ~_ Jackson, running for Mary· isliding down . probably beCounty resident, died Surt drivtnRII 31101108 1412 1 hi d Stat fatR'e'!!S' ennis tournament Metcalf (9) and Schmidt, Gibbs , the ees of Britain, 1 't(t ·; · . (5). Winner - Stottlemyre. l Tsitouris, McCool (6), n e, won 0,000-meter cause of the weight of the wh?le night at the home of o formula one Ferrari, won Loser - Terry. HR- Howard. (8) and H. Smith H I event In 31.28.1 and the two. groop. All of us were lumbling ter, Mrs. Virginia Riffle of Prix of Siracusa Sur!daj·ll KElt\ Slow Pitch (7), Moist (&) :mer or en, mile nm In 9:20.4, down with the snow. JJ!en the on. with an average speed of ~~~:II Tburiiey Announced At Philadelphia McNertney (7) . Winner Host Ohio University domina!· awful thing happened. The snow She was born December kilometers an hour and a c! ., ~• KERA Invitational Slow . (10 ionlncs) Loser - Tsftourls. HR ed the meet by taking six of the also started slidmg down from 11168, in Graham Station, W. of one hour, 19 minutes and ~ 'ltdl~d!tball Tournament to Balli. 010 000 000 1- 2 Nicholson, Coleman John· 23 firsts while Tennessee State lhe oppoSite slope. . daughter of the late . seconds for the 22CJ..kuo.JI '" lftltiJ AI Keralaild, West Vir- PhliB. 100 000 -000 a-3 7 0 2, Martin. ' won four events. "Except for Buddy an~ Barbi and Ernaline Greathoose meter course. tlnla, over successvie weekends Roberts, (6), ail of us managed to ride the eli. On May 21, 1188 she mar· oeginRins June 6 is· expected to (9) and Ot:slno. Culp, Mahaffey At Pltisburgb The other winners: avalanche out (stay on top), ried the Ia~ George T. . The body will life In stale lra"''Sf' of the top teams In (6), Baldsch\ln (9) and Dairym002 010 320- 1 14 4 IIJO. ter d h M but Buddy and Barbl were bur· and to this union were the church one hour prior Vest Virginia and Ohio pie. Winner _ Baldschun · 000 210 001- 7 11 1 0 10 ~e as ; el Orr, Ohio led by the sno~ coming down 11 children, eight of the services. Friends may 'I ~West Virginia eeniennial Loser- Bunker. HR _ Allen. Bouldin, Narum (4) , Roebuck · · · from the_ opposite directiOn. It survive. Mrs. Plants was at the Stevens Funeral llow oPitch Toornament held Kir~land. ' (7), Bridges Hannan (9) 100 • meter dash (women): was homble. We left soon af. member of the Eddy c~~:~ I;HFo~m~e~. asf;)ear at Kerllland. em· -Retzer, Brumley (6) Edith McGuire, Tenn. St., 12.2.1terwards because we cooldn't Melhodist Church for 76 years. ' 1Ioflil! !lecreation area of Kais· At Knoxville, Tenn. Schwall (8) Bork (9J · Dlsta ed help them anymore." Surviving are four sons Ray· ·..r AJumlnum and Chemical Cor· Minn. 001 100 100 _ 3 12 1 Pagtlaroni. Wi..;.,r- · nee m ley relay: Ohio ' mond of Camas, Washjngton, <lllraUon's Ravenswood Works, Detroit 000 001 000- 1 Loser - Schwall. HR U. 10' 21·8· NaUonal Ballkelbsll AsSO<ialion Carl of Washington Cotn'llilous.e, 71 !l'llf'stit!h I tremendous 1ruccess Slange, SUgman (7) and Freese. 15IJO.meter run : Jim Playoff Standlag1 Ohio; Harold of Medina, blll:··~her such event ley. Aguirre, Lollch (8), sen, Ohio U., 3:57.5. By Ualted Pro•• lalematloaal and Arthur Plants, Boomer, . ~tid for tills June. All play (9) and Roarke. Winner At Kansas City, Mo. 440-yard relay: Tenn. St., 42.1. Eaolem DlvllliOn Flnala Va.; four daughters, Mrs. Vir· •m• be on the two lighted Stange. Loser- Aguirre. L. 000 001 100- 2 4 440-yard relay (women): Tenn. Beat-Of-Seven ginia Riffle, Leon; Mrs. Tina fldds of KERA, Inc., on Satur- Oliva. City 000 000 40x- 4 8 1 St., fl.4. W. L. Pet. Rice, Mt. Gilead, Ohio; Mrs. daft and SUndays except for Simmons, Craig (3) Shotput: Martin Eisner, 4 I .80 Nina Riffle, Leon: Mrs. Edna 51 1111! 1~1 game or games to de- AI Reading, p;:o (8) and Uecker. Monte,gudo, ' fl., 5 ln. Cincinnati I 4 .200 McKinney, West Hamlin, W. Va termlne Uie double elimination Chi. (N) 000 Ito _ (4), Wyatt (4), ~ (8) medley (college) : x-Clinched •erie! a niece, Mrs. Carrie Whltte1o· 001 6 51 chomplonahlp on July 4. Boston . OOO '.Ool 020Edwards, Duncan '(S), 3:35.6. Weotera Dlvloloa Flnalo brook, Bethesda, Ohio; 29 3 11 1 'lbe tournament is open to Ellswol'lh, Hobbie ' ($), Buhl (7) ; Winner- Wyatt. :Loaer • medley (university): Best-Of-Seven children, 50 great grall!lchildlren ·lny regfateted Amateur Soft· (7) , Schurr and Schaffer. HR - Williams, Lewis. U., 3:23.4. W. L. Pet. and one great great grandchild. ball Auoclation olow pitch Morehead, Connoliy · (S), llilcus: Bert Reuss, Ohio Frll{lciaco 3 3 .000 Funeral service will be held tea&m;..-.======..;;:ner;;_;(~l)~,~E:"'r:Jey:.;<:t)~a=hci~·N~ixon~. MUw... At Salt Lake 176relay ft., : Ohio In. U., 8:05.3. Lools Tuesday 2 p. m.with in the 000 City, OlS Utah _ Senday's Resulto ger EUB atChurch the YauRev . 001 5 12 Salt Lake PCL) IIJO.meter run: Darnell Louit 123 San Francisco 95ICharles Rogers officiating, Bur· 100 800 002- e unattached, I :52.1. Ollloii=="='I'-ame="'sc=hed=ul"'ed,;i==~ia;;;l"'wi,;;;;U_;;be~ln:;,.;;th;;;e_;c;;;hu:;;rc;;;h:;,.;;ce;;m;;;;e· Lemaster, Hoeft (6), Pole vault: Ron Hord, . exptefted some optimism after the ''\llctory. "If we keep run· ninr ' ·and play tough defense Ukli''\lle did tonight we sliould '"'I th " he ld go-.o • way, sa . "Our over-all defensive job will1'ttie best· it has been in the w~, leries and as a result '""" ~ . 1 rced to shoot from out· 9 the ball wasn't faiUng !idij;Nul n.rJiaUatln said. "W• have al· Na~. kilown that we have to 'll~,l~~at san Francisco 111111 wn · . just outran them." e . ' i!d. , . 1 lr DOROTHY KILGALLitl NEW YORK, APRIL 8 ..• ~~ H'!~Sa~u:-S:;.,!: H!:u.:r:~SC:e : : , t~: ::,m~~Y~~..{orup~otw:4~!t . Voice of Broadwav ••• ,reportin~ .. " ............. World Is Oyster For U.S. Woman ...; .&Jirlng l.t a· ftttlnl time to pay a trlbuf~ l!> the fair su by passing on aorne rt>rttarka made a few weeks ago by Mrs. Kltle LOucbhelm of the State Depart• ment. ' As deputy asalotant secretary for cammunlty advlaory .ervicel, Mrs. Louch· helm has been In a position to note the surprise of foreign visitors when they encounter the American woman in her natural habitat. "Before they came to the United Stat· es," uys Mra. Louchbelm, "they have a men'-1 lma1~ of the Ameljcan woman llvjn• In Idleness, pushing buttons to ac· tlvf~ her Innumerable electric servantll. 1.'lflstead, they find her out ringing doyl'bells to raise money for the United Fu~, the Rein Drive, the IJghthouse. Sh . Ia on the boardP of community or· ga • tiona. She carries trays In hospl· ta:.::l.enrclses handicapped children in cl•l!lli• ••• •IIJ'be community's welfare activities de.,.nd on ner. It bas been estimated thit the houn of work freely given by wotnen volunteers would cost many 111}1!10111 ol 4ollan If they bad to be plicl ,, Helen Help Us! COMMINT'TING EDtTOitALLY . ,, • ., ' I . By PreiS 'Jntemallooal II will be the San Franiisio Giants and the Minnesota Twins In the 1964 World Series If the final ruling sta s of the spring exhibition schedule hear any relation to the reality of 1 1!12-game season - which they 118U&lly don't. . seven teams keeping heads above water while three clubs _ led by the gressive Nelli York Mets _ cumulated more lossea than wins - " * ''- :a... vered Niklta Khrusb ~hev and our own U. S. astronauts. Nobody ever asked me what sex I belonged to. But the World's Fair "Press Control Office" wants to know whcthet 1 am male or female, and orders me to "type or print this card." Cookies, if you can't tell at 'a glance whether I am male or female, I am not going to seek the imprimatur of an IBM computer to prove anything, induding "Vive Ia difference!" ' wee"kendsportS I E .'.•O.l Sununary I I ;' Chances for 0}ympiCS are Sfrengt hened I • Did .,.,.. bow quickly ftaencliz, - .. ,,·,, pa- .. FClR Art/ l.QCAl ~~ HI:'S A ORAWERFUL·.. BUT TRY AND efT 'EM-• .... ,.. .,,' "· ; • ' t .:~1 . ., ;' 1.:. I .' ,• . ' .·,·:. . '' I· '·' $• . I ·IM ' .. .r • • '. f • ~ ,_:;-· IAYI'IQJR BREATH!! I HAVEN'T GOT AN¥ PASSE$!! 1'/.NAY! flO OICEJ. ITY & SAVINGS CO. WY 2·2171 125 1. Moln 11. Pomoroy,-0." =======.J ·' 1 f ' ' ',._ .....w m -; :. I claUaa ,.. ...... . dndpu-.~001 yoar pwcbuo, Tlao tWq .. do io all 111 fiDL 'No abo lipUoa. Sco iuot law yoar bo. Then 110 to yoar deUu all .., f<>< • sooc1 deaL Gtt ... low con Credic·Tbrifc piA. ----~-----11 (8), •• . ' ~-ulawufiw, . ~• Estr~ mu? ..,., 7ou ..... ' chat< ffOIIl .., - Mrs. Plants of Leon Dies on Saturday Night Exhibition Base .. ball ow comes to my desk a cheque-sized I M //authorization card" In duplicate, w h ·carbon paper in the middle, from the "Press Control Office" of the Wil· J. Donaehue Corp. A mimeoaraph· .ml~ht be giv!ln at such as nl B.llrlln, dltects card. ·~tease follow · c.efully ," it d"' not state the or aoofing. for JOir ltlf NEW 'OR USED co· · ' · .,' I . 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IN MEIGS COUNT·Y I ..... . ·•.·• ' MAY 5th . "But I they deducted the income taz lrom your pay" 1· '' ' j ' I ' '• Wilt. Be Mere '.. +:• ~ ' ·~ ' ' < ., ,. ' . ' ... Canwenfent -MASON· FURNITURE CO. . ~~.VA. ' DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. . . 'J ' j. ' 1 ., •' I " . ~. ., baked with PG-7n• " '·· . '" ' ' ' a pure all-vegetable ~rte1m11 high in ' ·• ' ...' ' SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON NOW OPfN I '' .·.- The f1rrn1 · • ' '>· ' ' f30.00 Down-lalence en ' i ' ' . ( ' " ' Before You· . ' ., l ·' . ~ . "' I �I Results. WANT AD INFORMATION 1963 Chevrolet J.'! Ton Puel ___ $1995 Red finish, new tires, V8 engine, automatic tran1. Power ateerlni and brakes, l)O'Itractlon. radio and heater, 1 real D&ADUND Hll f' til. 0&)1 Bllf"'" PU•nauu Y.on41.J' DefiO.UM 1!00 4. IlL ......d., ww H F;~ctory air ronditioned, Powerrllde, power .~oteering, power brakes, tinted a;lass, white aidewaU tlrea, radio, heater, eom· pJete factory acces¥orie•. Leu than 8000 mile•, aqw. finish. CANCSI..I..AnONI COUD"t'tONS utU 1:01 A. 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Too I.N'...,.Ial In Stor• Locally e Can be bought by reU- I <!ROSS WORD SPINET PIANO originally sold for $900. and can be bought for :-:--::-=ell less than $600.00 now. baa returned from hospital ia available in b i a office ::; /m'EiiOCiM"Ifo Pomeroy, acros1 from the a' Office. large uflllty rooms. gas Houn - 11 A.M. to 12 Noon 118Ce, large yard, One mile lvenln81 7 to 9 P.M. ooiBide Pomeroy on Route 33. Ev•ry Dey Jlhone WY UOil after 5:30 Recine- Houn 2 to 5:30 4 13 6tc Phone WI 9-2727 X·Ra1 Examinationo In Racine 2 to ' P.ll. ' .. l .:.:;;3 PC. SECTIONAL LIVING RM. SUITE ·l.aMtda-. t.Jajun 1- 2 PC. GREEN LIVING RM. SUITE_ Nice I-GOOD KITCHEN CABINET I-FAIR KITCHEN CABINET 25.00 15.00 11. 18. i llo N..,. -~ lt. Cltnuo ft'ult ::~ .* _ . ... ~ ot ill. LoU.. IO.Dttoot . 11. I-DINING ROOM SUITE--- 39.95 Small Table. 6 Chairs, Buffet l law. Wrlf9 or Phone Credit Dept. and wa will t.ll you wh•r• you can IH '· this ' ', ·' 4 911te WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 C.rd of Thanks ALLI!Y , 4 a;;r e• «to WO'IiiW'fll WD'I lD oaa In Memory 111 v· • atraeTDAIDL ctaua ~taDea.- ,:::!!':'a.uu a 1tu bPLOT ~---.10 Mt'OMAU •&• '-'- M11=•s• M:Oft KCN" N LOVING Memory of Jacob Gloeckner, who passed away two years sao today, April 13, 1!162. Hf' was I ••~•• 01'DPZOIZII · IJ'IUq ••-••n•• ••- kind devoted band, A fa ther and a friend Always belpful unto othen, Fven lo the very end. A f uII two yem hal passed 1 away Since he lay beneath the sed He Is now content and happy For be made his peace with God. Sadly ml88ed by his Wife, children and erondehlldNA • 13 ltc Notice TH£ SPARE L!FT tJQ 'ITILL ONE TIR'& SH~T, AMO 1'10 MONEY, 11U.. ~ G~OWED UP/ TraU· , Gardea Wedi!Oilla~ · ev.. 0! ~~~'•· ,~"' · lllo �• I ' '' '· • 'MHS Band Gives Concert T . . ' e VOL XV ,.,0. FOR HARD..SURFACE FLOOR COVERINGS Co111• To Elllerfelds Furniture Warehouse Oi Mechanic Street iii Pomeroy .· '-..'I. . . BIG SELECTION . Linoleum - Congoleum - • .I . '• Herd Surface floor Coverings :_ Tile - Counter Top ~teriarS ~. , ,. I .. '· Congowall- Met,tl Trim -Paste- etc. ' r • ARMSTRONG- SANDRAN- CONGOUUM . Shrine Officers Installed Plenty of Free ParkinS! Space. At All Times ' '" MEIGS THEATRE POMEROT, OHIO • TONIGHT thru WED, WALT DISNEY'S "THE MIS(SJADYINTUIIU OP MERLIN JONII" ('l'echnicolor) Kirk, Ann-. Leon I !""""'· Amoo, Stuart Erwin, Connie ®cllrlst. 'll<olt.retto: Hook A c-lc D.!IMJCorloollt Adml11lon 7Sc 1o 40c .•. THURSDAY, April 16 NOT OPIN KEDS White - Colors MIDDLIPORT, O. I ·--· Call Now and Arrange For Cleaning At Your Convenience Complete cleanlne service especlally for your t).pe of rug or carpet ••. whether It lhould be shampoo. ed . . . dry cleaned ... or replar laundry washed, . . Our facilities assure you of ·a perfect job. . ' ~ ROBINSQN'$ LAUNDERERS-DIY .CLEANERS C:.nven*' Pickup Stll..... 111 Mlo!cll.,..,.,..,eroy "'r- "'-fft WY U421""1!.......1t WY 24130 - ' . ) ,. ' .. , ,, BAKE.R FU.R NITURI • cr I• .. MIDDLIPGRJ, ' .:. ·,~'- o, ' . ·,.1 . ' '., ... ·, ·' . ',,. Pomeroy Chamber Group · � 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 13, 1964 barker davis fultz plants roush