http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fa0a6dc75da30b27bfe18385120eebe0.pdf bd2c2cd6f8d8ec308c7d6161f999a82f PDF Text Text ,,eople In .. . I. ;:;: ' XVI ' s reHeld D lit• 1 I ac ·- . DRIVE·IH. MASD.N . . ;- · ' IIebi Ia \ • bas tb IN MEN 'S FASHIONS end sun1me Slllllil't w~ a a . Drt 51 Sp11rt Shl~ m 2.95 ASST. SO 51 ES OF FOR Qnd ON AY .; htw.lilht SLACKS . from _ _ _ s. , •Books • n .Tre1111 . pNy . •c .J at11 _ _...__ _ _ ~.ts • ••''IW-'1ry .. . I' ( .95 :.... .- ' ·s En#'loC; ,_,. • • ' . �' ;. "''!I!:. "'. ~"' -!" " • " .... ' ... ~ "t• .) ,.:c- '· .. A!pring :SpQrts JirOgl-t:un .;,. FJ~ll P . • < ., • ~ 'I Twelve · . f!:iu~d .b 18 ·~ ' • - , El.... - :r: The best protection your home ever had DEVOE • POMEROY GOLF TEAM - Standing, I to r, ~re Rod Karr, Jeff Glb bs, Dick Knight, BW Francis, Jebb Kirkland, DoD Swisher, To1n Gqwan, Jon Guinther, Carson Crow, and Coach John Parker- Sentinel Photo. . · · ' . SUPER ALL-WEATHER LmeScores HOUSE Veterans Honored ·· i~.~ f 1 . with Devral Wetherholt is Re-Elected SEONA Leader SUPER ALL-WEATHER HOUSE PAINT :rep:rnente raodem ellemiah'1'1 lmpt'Ol'mtent on the orlrinal 2-eoat; a)'tstem-it~ain• DEVltA.L., a apeci!\l new ingNdint dlat com!Jats blisiering, peeling or erackbaL and fightl!l mildew. The finish ooat ia aelf~leanaing and hiatdl Yeai&tant to wind, raiD, sleet, IIDOW, dUit •nd IUI'L. .• • CAROLINA LUMB!R and SUPPLY CO. • Cosh & Corry e Budget Terms Ph. 460 • Cosh & Deil-Y Opp. B & 0 Depat - voTE for ... ·HOLLIE GREEN . REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Simple, Plain Desser,ts . ·Desirable For Chlldren ~~ .- .. ·• MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER . HERE ARE AFEW OF TME THINGS I STAND FOR: 1. The Federal Government hu 1et up a food diRtrlbutlon and other a:rants for those need it. All tax payers share this cost. So why does this County ref~se to apply for theM JD"anb?' It Ia the dutiea of the Commissioners of the County to do th1s. Low wage farmen with low income, mea and women on unemployment, people on l_o~ Soei1l S. ruri,ty ratinp, thoae on •mall pensiona, those not able to work are all ~lig1ble for this lle1p. So why not eet it? 1. Our Soldier and &anon tund for needy Vetera111 has b~n cut 90,-v from Its orlglnat •!~ .IDtment, ~ ue put It lttot.wltere it wa1 and help those that n~ed it. M~ny Veteraru dentt bow tbla fund uistl, and tbere Ia too much l"ed tape lo get 1t. So let s cut the tapt help tboie wbo aeed help tro'lll: this fund. 3. 1 tblnt all our J'int Aid Unitt of Meigs county deserve a share of our County Budget. Their ovtrhead eome. m01t11 from the Villages where located and by the donations of tbe people and other orpnizaUons in the county. But I think it is the duty of the Commlsslonen to allot tbese UnH:s a sum eaeh year, as they serve the County as a whole, VOTE YES FOR 0810- "· AnJ contraet &iv.a an outJlde firm for road work. bridge work, a~ any other eontraet work the County may Jive, auch as hauling, etc . the labor or hauhng should be &peel; fted to come from Mei&a County workers. BIGIIWAYS .... ' U..,SIII. ... A ntenn of Work! War D. Forty·two months service as. 1 combat engineer .. Thirty lruaineu u:perlence. Seven Jean a coal miner. l .think I lull)' realize that a b11 percentaae of. llet.. county people who cannot ;et help, need it. VOTE FOR ... ,.,. ' ·xJ HOLLIE .I THANK YOU• M~igs GREEN Pd. Pol. AdY. Vot.ers... TH~ MEISS·: CQUNlY MEDICAL SOCIETY ENDO~ES · . . . .) 1 ~ '•• J '' ' ' k.- '' .. ' . -. ' ' �•• .. • • ' ' • . ' • • • Offers Fight' Alfalfa ' :u..,. l i t h - - • .,."" I.OI.n• forFARMEU by FAIMEiS" "- :1 ' . FOR FARM FINANCING See JACKSON Notes Ri"erNews . FERGUSON IQUIPMENT -~ ~ I ' . . . BAl.$ with mCifol. . ,.,_,,,.,..a _POINT HITc:ti QILTIYAfOR •a POINT HITCH PTO SIOI RAKE ~.i2-14 INcH PICII(UP PLOWS e3-14 INCH IIICICUP PLOWS . . Co. Morris . liiARL STREET - You P•y No More For The Best ... NOW ... STARTING ANIIiH GROW IN FOR QUICK SALE One Good Farmall SUPER A TRACTOR With 2-w.y plow, cultiv•tors •nd side . --.d111ower. READY TO WORK II OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES ·- RACINE, 0. . '. . MORE PltOFI-T FURNITURE . I Meigs Equipment Co. PhoneWY2-2·161 1 - Moolgo Generol.._,l... Mlnenvllle, Ohio I'OMUOY WY 2-2!76 Save ss.oo To.n 1 \ ON BULK FERTILIZER ..,. fROM l . - ._.. . .~ \ SMAT-E~A-WAY RE~·OPENS MONDAY . . ' \ • < '- \· I I, ' • • ' "" ' ,. ·, ·' ~ ' . ' ·' . •. .' I• ' ' . ' . FlO· IZER LIQUiD NITROGEN ALL K*DS OF BAGGED , · ·FaTMtzM QN HAND • ALL OF SEED. C,ORN .. . ., . ON ..NAND .. :·. ~-,'~tmRIDS . oHUMPHRI!Y trialtiDS ;; ~ Oit!O CERTIFIED KY8RIDS .' �~~~;;~~~~~~-~-~--·~- : ~;:. . -:.~...~~-~_;,;. ~.. ~~~~; ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ., ; . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~;;~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~;;~ . • ~ __ • I ' tarette ShoWer '• \ f Is.Give,dor Mrs. Follrocl ' .. ·-'t ·worth • tsW ~ .· ~ ...stl• ,...,. ' . / tl'hen go11 ehoosf! gonr ne.e Refrigertttor M ' . <>· ~ ' ~ • ' . ' SIZE~ All theiclcleclsp ....yov neecl ' More than 30 years roaa lnd ~ . . -experience os ii highwey Jngl"*~ . I ' atote and .coul'lty. His entire car..,.. FEATURES~ , ' ' UNTIL 9 PM · ,, All the modtm fHtures you like has been in 1 . THE SHOE BOX . NO FROSn of~=:=: :.,-•en.. Mike Melt• Cowltj Grt•"I 1 NO Only PHILCO . IJPII..,_ tor "'~ ltl'orrwl aaa CI•Jr E. Flllb', StcrtWJ DIIM. 111'11'.. c.a-DII. . . . " ' :ro MIDDLEPORT, O. I , • . . ' ' RUiilllltl UnlppcJsecl •• : But, Running . . f orir Yote 01 Confidenee .A.ppreclated GIVES YOU ALL THESE N~ THE ADDED W. COMPTON, 0. D. REPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE '. Pd. PoL .u.,.,· PERFORMANa OF INSTANT COLD Ger· IDS Pl,EOOE: efficlent!y 1111 Pie p11blle ·funds allotted the county enfllneV to lel'9t all of you, rather than 1 chosen f..-1·. ,:!''0 pe:rsonally ovel'lee all projects Nttubbil~ · ' . . .. .. . • l ( ·~ ' .. engineer's 1upervislon! . ' ' • • '... • KEEl» EFFICIENCY • • • KEEP CHRISm ·-X I JOHN C. BACON FOR road.improvemen~l ' X FOR COMMON PLIAS JUDGE ' ' . Phllco 14RD47 "lnst1nt Cold 14" No Frost eNew power-plu• door Refrigerator • Freet· er only 30'" wide e No Frost in either the refrla· erator or freezer eStore1 100 lbs. of frozen foods in zero freezer eTwin Visa· Crispers store a bushel e2 sliding llltelves bring the food to you • Advanced Thin-Wall design eNew Split Level -Dairy Bar storage door eFlush Hinges • Magnetic GUkets eNo exposed coils on back. 65%" high; 30" wide; 29 9/ 16" deep lncL bandlea ' . ~ILCO 12~043 "AUTOMATIC 12" Ensemble Gives · Concert for Assembly Hour PuiiJni. N,. Aft. Ruth AM Ball.,. spOnl The Rio Grande College En· llso•mble. under the direction of II M'"· Zelma Northcutt, present a varied program of seleetlolll! for an aasembly program at the Mlddioport !Ugb School Thursday morning. Their numbefll Included "Say It Wilh Music," "Swiss Yodel," "New River Traln," "Me and Shadow." 11Skip to My Lu" · ' i solo DUmber. ''Buttons and Bows" by Sandra Brewlngalllllllli. meml.eri were ''Witch Doctor," a "Dn1JD Solo'1 by Charleo Hoffner, Rutland; "Jonah and the Whale,'' a solo, "Scarlet Rlbbool" by Sue Jer- end ln lbe Bluatone Ml 80¥.1" high; 30'' wide; 29~" deep, incl. handles Grande; lJoda John 9 Cu. Ft. Models As Low As, $148· No Down Payment--~asy Terms ! ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION tlllfi'Y Mitior, 0... • WY2-3631 ' ·~· to cau a.osn 111111 """"aile, -1 lor - Birch. Stu~lly ·~~;,.. ,.....tltllil - atrvctecL f·r 11 OloiHo. Any- IHnoty•lihtoolo • 29c . .. -~ -• z-i··~ .$9.. Questions .ancl Answen on The . " ·.. Eastern .Local, School levy 9,5· 1. What II the purpose of the Schooi oJierallng levy? . '. ' i. ' CEMENT · MIX Scientifically mixed. · Need> only the addition of w1ter. AI low aa Plyy.'Oeid 4'x8'xYi" only .......,........,.- t;s.:.o Pegboi~ ~·~8'11~" ~ly ·, $3j61 ' ' ', i " ~I Otlling Tile~· ft. on!r · ,, ,:. ",.,.•:-:..;;l5c ..::: . .. _, ···--·~. Shelv.ingl:umber ft. only . · · · · ''· 12~c . ' . .' ' 'li'lor Tile (VI~yl) sq. ft. low Iii ....L- 24c SC~EEN WI~E f AU ~ in stock. All standard· widths. Repair sereena now.· As low u .,. ..•'·.·•_; • '· ' 12c ft. . ' I . ' Pomeroy, Ohio '. Wllerproof your b......,•t aeainst SpnitC nina. Aa lowu ' . 1'1•* W1il Tile aq, ~~,lp~·f:' ~.---" •it•i•let.i<lln {pouring) big only ""-_,,ll_;';l!l 1 OF·POMEROY . ... ' l * ,;.t '... 1'1&111 ·for ' Pflthltl,i breoq ond ~··~~ q,·. plao- · ter. Dilly .• . .r . .' ..· .•.. , ..... . . _,.;' ,,- . ..~·~ •.~~· ?<;.,·,~....... ' ill;-:~_....;·- .. ' ' . • I • /,\ ll. Why lilt necessary to ask.fgr an Increase of 3 mills? Answer: In 1981fEastern Local School District had 10 mills for operation of Bcllools. The state sclioonaw alated tbat a .eltool district ~ have 12.5 mills to qualify for the full amount of state · · lid due the district. Eastern DlstrlcUoatU mills from tbe state Foundation Pro~m which IIIIQ1mled to '151573. SIDce 1860 the· ~of textbooks, Ubrary books, Bcllool suppUes, utilities, · repalrt•and IChool fqulpment ba_s ~• ..C. II tblt·School neeessary for Eastern tu:hools to quaUfy for State Aid? ' . . .,., .. ' Allswer: Ye~. It 18 mandatory that tu:lii>ols meet the standardi set up by the State Department of Il'.clucatlon to qualify tor State Ald. · · t ' ; l '• • LeyY ' ~· ···-· . ' • I II. Wb't 1111ount of State Ald are the Eastern toe.! Schools reetlvlila for the 'Calendar year 1864? < ' . .AD,Iiver; Eastern Schools are recelvln, ftom State Ald ille4 tlie 'Su1ll of $169,373.18. This Is approx· mately two-thirds of the total amount I!IM'nl for ichool opera~ purposes. Jn other wotda, for .¥Ch dollar we &Jiend of our own_moneY• the Sta~ gives us tw)l dollars.. 'A •' .. • , ~' ~ ~~ ~m .ehoo~:~~~ othet·acbools o~ t¥!.ta( i-ate fot current operating ·~' : .: 1··~~1J\"i:"ll~t . ' . ;::•·J lnt~ ..,... ' ~7 14elli D~trlcts Ia tU't._~:~ror County Local Districts Is ~5.80. , .. , · ,_. fol!,oWIDg flpes show:·~· :~ep)ltr•~ IDillage of several diStricts in our sec&n of the ~te; 1 . ' ID hondr 5 t•l. b.dckell. caa be Uled cold. ,ODIJ ' , ·. , . ~ = . .',. . . ;" ' . ..,... . 1 ·~ .'........... 15.00 mills • • • • • 1.. 14.i& mill. 1•160 miUs - . ·... ~ ~ • • • • •.• •• . 10.·9P ~ 1 T '- .., I • ~..:' Am'age millage for ~~:-~es for all Ohio Districts Is 18.87 mills. Average mlllage ' *.' l Answer: 9 mills for 5 yem. The Increase of 9 mills Is equal to 80<: for eacb $100 of valuation. A penon wbo OWDJ property vaiued at $3000 will pay an inc:reue ~f only $4.110 fqc; eacb tax col· leetfon. Tbl,s would be 2~c per day. · !· ·I I ,, ' . $US Have Physicians as Coroners. .. I a,. Wbat·lllheamount of the levy?' . . I. • ~-.>~, Just · 32c VOTE for PROGRESS · * * * All but four Cor.int(es in Ohio I Anlwtr: To' provide funds to pay tbe accumulated debt of $25,487.18 and for tbe general operalllla of our lcltools - purchase of tel!t bookB, library boob, supplies, utilities, maintenance l!ld repair of buildings and equipment replacement. ~ PATCHINc·;, PLA5TER . ' .. AT NEXT TUESDAY'S PRIMARY, MAY 5 All· typei In •to~k: $lao to ~I 1~ · I sued them. Meigs County Voters '' ! ' *"~----~ LOUftl, Dooi,S. FLUSH D~O~S Columbus; DANCE TONIGHT The Middleport Senior Class is sponsorinl! a dance Saturday evening at the Middleport !Ugh SchooL Students who were giv· en tickels for lhe dance held two weeb ago during the pow· : er failure will be admllled free uP.,n receipt of the ticket ls- ' ···· · ··-··~v.·. ·o· ·t .e ' ' v.Es. '' · ·" ·· X I FOR THE .SCHOOL tEVY Merlo Hoover, New Lexington; Charles Hoffner, Rutland; and lho director, Mrs. Northcutt, 88 . TODAY'S -STUDENTS CITIZENS Neal, Ironton; Stolzenback, ; ' Borden, Gallipolis: Salldra Brewington, Rio Gr.,.te; 299.95 "" "~"· ,_..._,. Due to Our Present rnclitbt,ddness and the Increased Cost of Operatioh; Board of Education Is-Asking ...... ··".F~r A t :Mill.. . For Better Schd~ls vlslt Rio Grande. They had been on a TV ' program In Columbus the precedlag day which was part of lheir promotion of the Rio Grande College Library Fund drivo. Miss Brewlnglml was narrs~ for the program. Memben the choir were Irene Swisher Cheshire; Merlyn Arnold, ' Wilkesville; Sue Jarrell, R 1. o .·~. T~is Message Concerns ••. II OGDilned for c!olldlllon. . ILBoat"' and lhe cOncluding •um"Ezetlel ond Joshua." group was well pleased with the receptive audience of students and invited them . •. ,, rell of Rio Grande: ''Banana eAutomattc Defrost re· frirentor and automatic vear 'round temperature eoatrol witb provision for . adjustment e12.4 cu. fl 2-Door' Refrigerator - Free· " zer only 30" wide eStor· es 93 U~s. of frozen food In zero zone freezer eDairy Bar Storage Door • Full · width Porcelain Crisper .eSliding Shelf e Butter Keeper • Milk and Bottle Shelf • Flush Hinees eMagnetic Gaskets eThl.ri ' Wall design. . 2141. Mailt ·EASTERN LOCAL YOTERSf" IN- STANT OLD refrigorat· lng system el4 eu. ft. 2- lndl¥iclualr. Olllo Volley ' ---s-. ....... """"' . .,...,.. L. LLYtntCiovor . _.... ledyShop. Pomeroy .' .:; ~-;• '...... ;:·: . llt.~l'lllll!J " Mldd,eport , ........... 1$.30, mills N'ortl\western .•••.••.. 111:~ ilillla &utetn .... 1 ..... t • ~ .. •: 13:00 ·nillls K:.,.--:c.tructiM c... ....-•slnsurance ' , _hl1•e,c;bUdnn sUPJ~rl· ti!e schdDII~WJ? , a.-L....... C..,. ' ·· Goul'tMII'IIet,Ckillll Food lh>,. Chollof:~ lolhlllo ·-~nt . ' • �• • ~~ds. Ge_t Results. .. ,, •@) I Stlh' . • Porntroy ' -Motor Co• pftt LtMant Conv; 19631J I $1395 Sbup ID~Or with whllo vblyl blleUI 1011. block top.cr04 bod1t 4 ·~ trfJII.. 188 h.p. eD,IIne, ralllo, wllitowolla, delun lrim.f ' 1962 Chtvklltt lmP'It Cpt. Super $2395 • Equtpmeat, "32'7 ou. ill. VB flldne. automaUo trau.1 PS. P. Bnkeo, radio alld heater, lleiullful red !Ia r.h With red vill:rl Interior. Sport 1961 Cdrvair Laktwood .. R . $1569 . -·•• lltatloll Waaoa. Leu than 211~ · adual mlleo, apotl- In· tU!or. Powii'Cilde trana,, ra hooter. Sllarp dark linea fillllh ud clean IDWior, whitewall tire• lite DOW. • WANT AD INFORMATION Pomeroy Mo~r Co. OPIN IVIS. 7&00' PJIII. I'QfMROY, OHIO @) HMGC~Anc . .. . Clf', . _,.,.,.. ... atD 8101 A. .. hbU•"- . . . . . .TIONI THE 1M P'H'Me . . . . , . CM l1lbl .. 4dlt or Nteat IQ' ada IJeMMd --au.-........ . . . l u . ...,., liln'an lboaW be blliMdt.WQ. Ttl& pbo ..j;aNd t11111t ~ .w • .,. w feiPDAIIb•• rm '*"' ,.. .,.,_,. Cbule II c-ca .. a: avnt • • ...ace I lkz eo oeu• of the Lons Bottom Methodist Chureh' will ------- bold a rummage and wblte elephant sale, and a e r v e lunch Eledion Day, Tuooday, May 5, in Cozart's Store, clne. Geneva Yates. 5· 2 2tp Wanted · To Rtilt .... Ha ... wlttlll 11 • ..,.. CUD 1'IIA.ND • oarrvAIID - 11.111 fm' 110 word IOIDtllila. .... lddtttCIUJ ..... :1& o» Gn'ICI HOURI aiO A. II. W 6lOD P. IL OdJ ......., __. .... w 1lrOO . . . ............ 'l'O 1'LACii • aDULT PBDDUCDJQ WA.NT AD lOth Coi,ressiOftaJ . ' District 11-- . .May 5 Primary won1 ._ 'n:NI _ . ........... 1:1••• ~ auw. ... 'lt'ut Ad ......0. .... lk& w.s.c.s. · c~·{ ,. For Salt Notice .. l :STAn·_cujraAL ·. ' . CMlt' I •'IIONI tna .. .... - f TRAVEL: See the United States and Canada, Field of goocl earnings, operattns vans, steady work f<>r company most recommended In lt'a Reid. swer to tbls ad does not obligate you. P. Q. 8oJ: 107, Dept, J., lndi8D8polis, Indiana. 5 2 lie ) .ISSUED BY:· IL ·KENNETH ;'KERR . ~ . ' . "•" PHONE WY 2·2157 Southerton Beauty Academy: Classes now forming. Enroll now for ..w olaaaes starting May and June write, eall or Card of Thanks visit. On the pay u you go plan. Soutbertoa Beauty AeaWE WISII to thank every one demy, 30 Noi1b Court Street, w,bo was of assistance at the Athens, Ohio. lime of the funeral of our h~~&o bind and father, Karl J:lun. DAILY OllD"l''QUUO''- a-'1 lulw to ·A X :1' • L 8 A£ X a . II r.o•eraLLOW C... letter llhllllfiiMIBb ......... l'lllldoo-plo A •• uso4 11Dr 1110 U1n1 ~'X 111r a. - Cll-. 11!io. 11a11t l•ltoro, apo'" ean. Special appreciation --------extended to Rev. Ralph Ma· _ _ _L::ivettock ' honey for his Inspiring mes- 1'lE:NTI,E. ·--"'ge and to Rev. Bud Lee I' baiter broken year· Hatfield and his daughter for ling . Good oonformatlon Uieir wonderful mucls. and blood line. Sorrel with Wife ,and Children Oaxen mane and tail. Pho.. 5 2 ltc JoDat1o .... lwl 111 tl a . - ate all biDtll. l:oob .., IM .... Jol;tllw Ill I ll'lpllloo, 1110 A P s i S , ... MYA WY U246. John CUrd. ------- * OZ 52 6tc aiL£1K•a.ut .A.tK KVA .CIAI~· IUPB XOBK .. C"E5TEK CIJI: :ICIIIB.-BW• \'PDW A.O T~_ a,r• ~'l'IOX J8 I'B II'JI:XI'el'WM WI'KAia•o -. lit a •~•na•Nutactoaaftltl. ~ J)J:C41': U • • WMd ¥"'9. . ~ FOR SALE Tile 0111o Nm World. NaiJ.,naJ Nm :10 Spot'll Wealber Piclut't P'OR SALE- Middleport's esl bidJcHna iocPied lA Second Street, Prleed ~ qakilllle. at Ohio llolel. lO 11 II Mn ....l Clocio· · FOR SALE: I lot 111 1Je18bto, Te.: WY I DON'T NEEO iO 'TELL 'YOU HOW C0NADEM11AL 'THIS SHUCKS! ALL IT I'IEEOII 1$,-R~EI Cotliilnutlty Ne• Tllk of lbe TOWtt Maaott Count, Ne.. hDifl1 Wonhlp Sour Public 8erv!ce IS A trrn.E PAINT AN' CLGI\Nif'l' llPI um. DEX·A·DIET, new n~~~ same formula. Only 98c. 51 Drugs. 4 29 12tp AUOION SALE Thunday, April 30, 1964 Sale Storts At 7:30 . P.M. Foxe•• Piece. Clifton, W. Va. ALL NEW APPLIANCIS ...octory , ................... PHONI :12 'ACKiqtl. 0. , Paid PoUUc~ -¥~· · Individual Scb&ot SOiilr~ -.tembien . . 30 A. I II. Coal. Sint Amo•ld, Synouae, Oblo. Phone WY 1131M, 4 JO ste ............. ............ ,_ . . . .. .,_,. CtD . t' • tt I?IN ttl ..... n 14117& o., • Nl&li EXPERIENCED .AUTOMOBILE Wheel Alignment · , AND ....... Service •' ~ .... 50CIETY 6WEU9 rQJLO 5JI;Y J, lleallq . . IMAeiNE WHAT 'IHEM ~~$Yi.~ .tt /:-III. Jt '!ll • 'i I~ l}.IEY f<JIJND OUT HE WAS ~E COMPANY R:lRTER AT llONNAZ • 15URE HOPe WI~N!E DOESN'T MAKE A FOOL OF HEliSClF 10Nit;HTJ �.- _.' • ...,.., ~ tP • Confidenct-2Marks Meigs County over Needs GEORGE A. MEINHART as State Representative . Bocouso Goort• Meinhart Stands For PRINCE WINS RAFFLI!! e 1. Service to Meigs County e 2. Sound State Finances . iOio . .· CARDIFF, Wales ~::1 Prince Phlllp woq the fie of his life FridaY, from hunifer••· • 3. Penonel Help to People In their Dealings with State Government ~ • • t·· ' Returned The Bureau of Unemployma~ ( Compensation To Meigs County. ;,.~ ' Meigs County has a potential for Industry which has never .been fully tapped. New industry ln Meigs County will mean more jobs and Income for Meigs County workers . . . more business for Meigs County suppliers of materials, services, and equipment .. . more tax revenue to support schools and city, county and other local government serv· ices . . . reduced unemployment and relief cost>. ' .' . George Meinhart b solidly in accord with ~ aims of the James Rhodes plan to attract new ;~ dustries and provide more jobs for Ohiolins. · ~ "" . ' t . ~ , ., I ~- W f ... '·· t :;, ~ ... • .. '· ' ., ~-' ' I-~ ... ,: f P S · ·· "'1123 ' 4' , 5 6 :1'· I 9 10 II ' .• 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 MEIGS THEATRE - A POIIIIROY, OHIO ' Around And · About t. '~ .. -,, ·1' < .. • .. ' " . \ ' ! ' ' ; . ' ., . '· .. •,: . ' -. ' . • -.l ' .• '' • ~~ ' ; ' ~· ' ';, • , " . " • • SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1964 ~. ' . -· . . .,. . .. • ' ,.. , &iiv. ·3 through ...... . SATU.RDAY: MAv:· 9. - - I Mrs. Swisher ,. ;_ ~- ' ' . •/1 , I t • .'}' ' , CJJ$~~ J it.fl i~~~~~ · s ~~ •Heco~sl~eriDg? · · · '· 8,; ~1lft ,Jc:ILGA.L.U~ ~een if 2P.M. Tuesday . Sl!ying lliat .. Ainb!I$Sl!d9!i Lodge . GAJIRY , MQ9~1 ~be. end~aiil'g TV wan_ts .the Republlcan-.presjdentia! nomstar, -~ul.t :~II ·hi& CBS· ~rograms m 841!Dtr illation, be bad better C?,me b.ome.from tblng Clf a buff when the network an: ·Vietnam. and ~tart fighting for IJ. . But noll.DCeillt wa•·not i'ene.w~ng "Ganf they just.doil't .know enol'gll aiJ<:lut psyMoofll Sbow." Bu! bad Bl!<!bnd cbQiogy. Cabot Lodge IJ!i&lt.t be the RethOUI{bts _,_.anu too. , l!~bllcans' Only hope for 'the .very reason Garry will plans to that he· ls out of the countr.r. -111111 doesn't take a around ba1te. an organization. or an. i!,D~ge iiB a tbe . . 'poU.ticia". That's ,how they g~j tll.!!!r •las.t plac-, .Cl!.lldidate eleeted. A lot ·of ~P.lt· . wbo ·crpw will . voted foro Ge~J. Eisenhower ~t41!;C~. !<now wliether he was. a :Republican or a.Deiii.O, · .cr~t, bpt ~e W¥ a_.hero, be bad an ~Pia&· .. lng,sm,i!e, and he certaiilly was~;~~.olnwl· _ye.d with-}>Olitl~s . "Muscle l!!li!Fh Par. ,_ty,'!·Bud~Hackett's first ~- for Nn- · 1e~!~~:;~ ~rjc~~~~ ·!At!. ati(!_nal, is suell a1.•1!1J~ wm· t1 ner the ·co paily want$ to algll"blfri-to a . . long-ie~ ~.ealfor at lea~ ·llil< more. ' '•' ' ,.' ,':;,• -' ' ~ ~·· I - .. .. " .', ... • I ·, ,.. -~ I . For Full Support For The Rhodes Plan Ffr ' Industrial Development, Vote to Re-elect· • $tate Representative VOTE FOR EVELYN LUCKE "'20 21 22 23 2425 26272129:10 ~ .• . -~ ·, ) ·. George Meinhart plOdges to contlnu• to work · for industrial and economic growth In Ohlo and Meigs County in every way, lncludinc sUpport of I reasonable program of state asslstllnce, such as the · James Rhodes plan ··provides. · ,. ,.r .. ·' CLERK OF COURTS MEIGS COUNTY EXPERIENCE COUNTS · -:~i::•:,~: C~Junts . . . the office of Clerk of ls a very Important office and it is ex!rielnce that co,.ts. Taxpayers deserve cour· trained personnel in their clerk's offi~e. l·~rfn&· an average year we collect and dJs'180,000. of the Meigs County taxpayers C m"'" • PUBUCIZED of in the S.- ,. ',. • YOUR VOTE and SUPPOR1 WILL BE APPRECIATED TUESDAY MAY 5th VOTE FOJ ••• """"' and won a hoWe of IIOii.t. "How funny," be ·eomrnented. urve never won • nfflt fore." Dilts Radittar Co•. LY~SSO AIIMnt has made a record that should meet with your approval. •Yom vote for him Is a vote for a Sheriff that works for you FOR MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF - VOTE FOR • • • • ROBE.RT C. HA ' ' YOU ' J - • • F~~~~Hi.tel?-• to leave •em wanting more." BY~~IN£ JOHNSON "I'll! liOJJ7Ioll!&"to be Hazel the "'Oik ~ I won't, honey." she oays.-lrilb a llnallly lhal leavea DO 1'110111 ·fur lriiUIIlellL HaieJ ·- ; oopo' - Sblrley . 80oih ·!ben ~eel. with a laugb: you kDBW, bow I ••uauatt .. CANDlO.lYJ. ... C.,lllf.- -... ·· U. ''-roe lbe a..ue- will. demoMI a olsdl or .,.,. .....,Ill yeu, Alllll ......,. Ser:eea Gemo ..iii wrne a cem,. a .... ~ Sldrle)' -141 llooa ,,lip 1p1a. llul)'lleT t#eU~.Shirley rest ·ot __my: life.'' :' YOUR SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY pledges to continue with Faithful Service and GOOD 'Y!LL, these ..art assell 'wtlieb Meigs County needs. ·· · ' ~YW~- (NEAJ - ROBERT C. "BOB" H'ARTENBACH work week baa been almost 24 hours a day, 7 days awo:ek. ..' '· -- Ule queen'• hueband jllid THANK . ·· --~:!!E5!9~~.-~~~i!:~wluner:L . e4. Aid to Ohio Economic & Industrial ;. Development Chase IGrnes ·~ . 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