http://66.213.69.5/files/original/06491751c75c7ece5d3f188ecba763d6.pdf 451423e47d8b56f30de9aba5470a8978 PDF Text Text • I l Presbyterians TolnstaiiNew Lay Officers . . CHURCH YOUTH LEADERS PLAN INTERDENOMINATIONAL RALLY Mainly About Th< leaders of yw•h groups .talt. peopIe In from the Middl•port churches The prelude wtll be pr.,.nted ser· mt>l Wednesday 11nd Frhlay noon by Christine Bahr tollov.red by Pomeroy Mrs. German Is GivenShowerAt Le910n . Hall 1 _Jnstall~t;on and ordinat~n I Howard Rup,.,..lt to •• ·-·-odu CMUR ... or' each '~" ~-r ~-tle 1..~· mo_r·mng a u•e . JU eport Jrst romp!ete final plans for &n Inter- ship And u1 eounselorl. Umted Presb}1f'flan church ror dt>nommalionul Youth .JWlly to be "= , . BY LVCJI.LB IAWKINI · recently el("('ted eldeul, trustees , 1 held Sunday evening at the Fir.st I< Gregg· wilt glvt> the ln· MT. and Mrs. Huner H o Iter d d d R _ vocation. Butch Bachtel will lead eacons an eaeone!lses. e v. Un1ted Prcsbytt'nan Chun·h. . . . "re businese: viaitora In GallipoHoward Ruppe it. pastor. will have I . . ' 1ll a re!lponS!Ve readmg, C a r o I lit! Tuesd charge Meetmg w1th J_lt!v . Ruppelt Scott wi-ll read the St:ripture, · ay. Elden lo be installed and or· were _Jatk Sat1er~1eld or the First and 8 represenlstive of Lhe Mt. Mra. Jed Websler, Sr . 1s conlin-dained are Richard Vaughan. ~aptlsl Chur~h. _ ~arol Scott ~r the Moriah Baptist church will leaded to hei' honw, Spring Ave by Churc-h ol l hnst, Karf'n (~regg the Lord' a Prayer 1-tlnesa. . _ · Ch arIes PeopIes, Haro ld Sauer , 01 1hhe BPrehslbyl '' "',"hn CH:hur!."hh, anhd Giving the welrome will and J. H. Grate. be Mrs. E-Yerett 'ltJomas !dl!titut8 u1(' <M' e o1 e eat Met • J 11. S !'· r· ld d School ,..h . h ac a . ~r 1e an a special vo·· ed . at the Pomeroy Hi..&. f'il' T ruslees are PauI HaptWlslall, ocf' and Jameo; Uuehanan; deacons , lsi ~- ~.;rc · . - tal solo will be presented by ln· thlll week £or Mrs. Elaine Rouse Dcnald l.Awery, Doaald M Ill s. ~Je progr~m Sund~y wi~l begin dia Bordell. ac."CClllpU.nied by Mr.t, who Ul ill. Jack Welsh and Carl r , and at ti p.m . wJth B _(eg)ilf~LIOI) ~d Stelf!. Henry Wippel who entered Hoi111 deaconesses are Mrs. 1 g~l-owqua_mled _ tim~ wht<·h The cMferto1-y praye 1• Will be by zer bo9plt:aJ a week ago wit!l a Fisher. Mrs Rich3rd Vaughan , each Ft'huwHiup Will conduct a , ~utc-h Bac-htel, representatives heart condition, Ia reported &.s Mrs. Erne.:fl: Le-wis, and Mrs. Lil· shmt gamt- . or al·l. llrom the churrhe:c~ will serve aa impl"'Ying. lian Steirf. At 6:30 the meeling will be call- ushers, and one will receive the Mr. and PMI. lb:lbert Marc.in~d to w~1-shlp with a apedul mus- offering. ko of Tuppen Plains visited Fri· OFFICIALS TO MEET ica! period by Mrs. Lillian Stelf£ The choir of the GSI will pre- day witiJ Mr. and Mrs. Charles The elc.ers of the Middlep011 M·· and Mrs. Paul Haplon- sent a special nltlllNr and Mi.u Withee and Mr. and Mrs. RayFirst United Pr£>s-bytPrian Churrh - - - - · ~-- -·----' Barden wilt accompany them. mond Hatfield. wlll meet Monday t:vening at A specia l feature Qf the pro- Mi&s Janice _Eskew. 18 confined 7:30 in the Paslnr's Study. 'I' he gram wlll t:-e the leading of favor- lO her home Wl·t h a Vl.ruS. trustees will me-et Wednesday at fUOTY Jte songs by the fellowshiptl ot Mrs. T. A. Hennes-sy returned 7.30 ill the study. -~ 1Jt~ churches, in th• slylt: of home Thuraley evening after a VICes . will l be,, conducted Sunday wilh M'"dl p· R.tov a~ MIDDUPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWINCi "THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COMI" .limm!e Rodger,.,, t,usna Pallen Pians have been corn.pleted by Winding T1·aH Garden"- club, a "Drifting and · oreainhig" flower show to be held at the Pomeroy Public Library on Febnu1ry !:1 and JO. Mrs. Robert Reibel, accredited · · Robert Gennen (Dorothy ol. Rutland wes honort'd .~bower, Frhiay eve26 ~~-;~~~uary ' at the Legion Halt C<>'im'> 1 wH:h a brldaJ .n:a• .,, "-"""' ~ n--~-- "-'-- nm• ~and~~~~ ... m u ...... ;..... u .... u .... 1....h r..r<>t"" u ... ,, . ...... . · -- ~~~ -~-------· and - "FLAMING STAR" Shown at Z & 7 Sunda7 Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT the The R""lne Chapl.or, I Homemaker• of Amer~. was held January t2ili motherA sttended. Participating in tilt- ceren ..wrt Sue Oirdle, presided.; v-lce-ftreAlde-rW; J Mlllor, """""'""Y: SaM!I T1 treasut-er. and Patty Ot (Te<hnicolor) David Jansen, Joyce Taylor, song leader. Eig!tt guides ll""" !he JlUI1 of the qanlflattoo. 'Jhey "POSSI FROM HElL" (Te<:hnlcolor) Audi• Murphy , John Saxon, Zohr• Lampert, Ward Ram· sey, Vic Morrow, Robert Keith, Royal Dano. 'fwo ateelnerved, two-listed men take apart • gan& of eun · mad loot~d whole Southwest! "RING OP PIRI" Frank GorshiiA. 0 minute. to a flaming deB til .. 10 seconds tu a bullet '• blast .. mJnute by mJnute .. mile by nJJie , , the Rinj of FJre Closed • , See; Spectacular Forelt Fire I IAcolnoUve and coachea top· pllna: from 200 ft. high tre•· tie into a raginR river! IUN., MON. a TUII. Pob. 4-5-' ELVIS PRESI.Ji:Y bt .,ILUI HAWAII" (T~hnltolor) Elvia Prtsley, Joan Blackman, Nancy Walten, Roland ' 7: 30 Down on the Farm 8: 15 Learn to Draw B 30 Popeyc & Pa:s 9: 30 Pip the Piper 10: 00 Shari LewiS Show tO: 30 Kl!lg :....eonardo 11 :00 fury 11 :341 Make Room for Daddy Wintera, Ang~la IH~Uabur)l, Jenny Maxwell, Darlene Tompld.na, Pamela Akert, Chri1Uan Kay, All Pre1ley .. , from atart to flnllb . . , the awlvel • hipped Preal11Y with the irrealatlble appeal sl n111 14 tons•, atrumt a uke· Jele, DANCES the primitive form of the TWIST, and channa the ladiet, youna: and old, through every foot of the fUm. Celarcartoon1 Admlulon 70e lc S&c 12:00 Mr. Wizard cnnmpwnsbip Debate John's Scrapeboard Big 3 Bowling NBA BasketbaU Film Festival AU Slur Golf 12 : :KI 1:00 1: 30 2 :30 -4 :m 5 00 Cla$Sl'OOm Mowttaifts of Coffff rbe Texan Cartoon Varietiet 'hx8Jl t, Cartoon Var.tiel , " Dovey and Gollall l'owo' l Coun. CrOIMe&di Cb. B Wrest1in& 5:00 Bmg Crosh.1 Golf TeurD. 6:00 Record H~Jp '1 :00 Matty's Funnie1 7:30 Calvin and Lhe Colonel 8:00 Roon for One More 1:30 t..eave It w Beaver 9:00 tAm renee We1k . 10:00 !'ight of the Week 10: ts Melle Thal Spare 11 :00 J p-To-~ Minute Newa lng'!l. l\owli118 and hom~ OWill !tilp. The Place to Shop - 111 Pia ID Bli- JO:GO t?~~" locll ,.....,.. - - 10:,10 11:00 11:30 -IIIOI>e1>- ]2:!10 Ia-· 1:00 jQdq, (.! ( . .' !'! Satardi~ r~·· ;\.' I Sllo.\0 I I • 1; • :30 p.oOee P~rt'- , , _ ·-..-...~ ~P.....tl R"- SY.tem ' Mimbar ~I Doop11lt lnauronco Corporollon · '' ;(f ftoMEROY, OHIO · . Ro~ , owa~ :$u>'! ' us ~au,--~l . ~nd,~vings Compapy Co1iaih . , ' Cai>'•'!>l, ltlullm) l Video •Yiljagt \ i M•ghty Mbt\li Wuoe A.lla.cqaiq ) ~ ; : · 1T~ ~. \ : !0 ~MaDonnaa • . .' 1:00. 818 M ; ·~~ I 1:GO KiD1 ol Dlamondt uo p_, MaiOII 1:311 'rba Celonderl 9:30 Rave Gun. WiD Travel 1 ir... \ &'1 a 8harnc," he SAyt, .mw tlttl Ul~~ ~ ~~\ ., t;oO bet\. I 1 1 , I . , 1• . love«-• I --,..To lift: ,,'. "And ''becau&e then ooukl . be more and should be more. 'llle audienee ia there. • "WheneVer ·I' diS 11 J'ack Paar llhow, I get trtiors ft:1101 aM. ov« the U. S. 1 get i moN~ ~era t:rom that dtan froin any oHKY.' r ... dooe. Moot o1 . ·~ !>O"PI• write to ~ tntlta sing cl;asslca1 eonp, thl~ ~e, ~ , an.-3. 11:30 My_ ~~ fllc:ll~ 1 employ..-, tmd- The FARMERS vi&ion. UO ' \'fol~tjl~ l '. ' >l · ' t:OO On Your Sovln11 Strauss." otherwise, Merrill NYI. there ifl very Htt.}e good mu&ic on tele- WHTN-TV Chenn~l 13 . 1 : ~ Davey 10:110 Gonsrnoke 11 :00 8FC Pacemaker News 11:10 Academy Award 'l'heateer Bbal """' Will< Milel>, 11 .... Color. Gueo& o~nt~era Diana Tr~ 'lbol """"''• l!.ar !bore ''I a demoQd for (10011 ri!"'ie." ; ' ~~ ~- :h! ' ~kl{ Jl>ie lo -A$, •in '1'1! hour .. good "''""·· he a• oh ""'" for • 1""V ' ' '"'1>\d' ile h'!""'' yet ..... ; ... .;.,td: lje_ ~line - ol famolt.S ploeeo In -•.''. 1!0 .Oys, "ouelb ao Vmli'O bl{tlip1a.. tlnd the series .. Harry Salter, p- be nftrt . • I' I 1\udJ I ~ l •••t r...:. liP~ · )lak litUe music ~re ill on 'IV 1& opollecl be<>twse !he sound Is ..,. aa good aa k ohould be. Ho feels the public must shar~ the blame for this. '-xbe averase perun," he uys. ut.impl:J doell."t kaow how to tune ... - -J Ctq ..rolo. .C•.IIIIillltll~ atarrintl Grouebo Marx and fea. turiDg Jac:k Wheeler and Pa!11 Harmon. Dan Thomas A1moat two yen ago, llll& wrltf . rt: IDterV~ llart$ Allen ·aa4 -~· It ....... · -· .............,.,. ' ............... ". ' ~ ~· Wltli ' . ..._ { bow .... 1\IIDp .... . 111\ftt:':.:' li\oi< ecly-varJety-bumD lnt.re.il ahoW "' pr<tiiOrly" ~. 100 - ~ate I' L E l"'me only ~nee a year in some major lax £telds. · "TWa Is not lO aay there are no Important problems 1n current •, . • •' . la rl '""' financing," be said. "lt ;, Four Jailed Over Weekend en n By La....... cr~wl~ ~t th~l arms Castro Vows Communt'sm Uf•Jt • "I Capture J. at"lD Amerir.a 1 · NI'ne Of 10 SE Counties or She is survived by one daugh· U.r, MIBI Nina Jones, Letart : • sister, Mrs. Claude May, Griffithsvi11e, W. Va.; one grandson, and two great-grandchildren. FrienM' Ul~ primary nominabot). Melnliirt said Saturday he intends to ~de Monday . , The is fat.h· er of ftve !lOllS. I-lls Wife Ia the former Barbara Harkett. Mullen h~s served with th~ 12th ~d 15th Air ~orce as adm~lstrahon and Intelligence specialist. ~rat ca~Khd~te Two Acci'denlS Reported Jn M'ddJ l ) . epor "'us _ : .·-.,J .n ·· T..av"'"\J . ·.~. ' lod~ed •• 4Candidates bearded _ pr:nler spoke. regime is "exporting oevolution." i • gl illt ••'~~" •nche<t· i!:ln"--'"''· i File In Maso9 ~ 1.;~ ~ -~ ~ 1 Many thf ,' A...U. , ... . . . ,.:. , fl;S!· ·'•-· " Nine of the 10 soutbea,stern $24.130.60, $27 ,148.8'1. Red UJntfmaUonaiP aril:hem: the I' !_ - _ - _ Ohio cotmtl6 ahowd gains for i Motor vehicle sales tax eo1lec· 1 Ahlwf'n OAS AeUoa idollan It would need t.o buy t.be the week. ending Jan. 1, l!ll2 over lions in the tf'n coun\ies showin(!! l The mt'E't.ing was callt'd to hear food and medicine! Kennedy still the 1ame period last year In pre- those for the week ending Jan . . what was described as Castro'!l ig willing- to export to Cuba. PI'. PLEASANT _ P"our perpaid tax receipts and advance 20. 1002 and for the fiscal years Ianswer to the decision of NE>W "1be fe-lony would not be 10 10118 fiN!d Saturday 1o the off~ payments. which started July 1, 1961 follow : WOrld foreign ministers at PuntD mmpleteo C' Kennedy had at the Cimllt Oerk 81 eandldalel The only county lo show a de· Alhem;- $:!.804.7S, $00,356.50. Gal- Del Este, Uruguay, last week to 1extendt'd us credits to buy medi- in the May 8th primacy election. cline was Gallla, which, howev- ha - $1,132.27 $41 ,B12.10. Hock· exclude tbP Castro regime {rom 1cines,·· hr saki. jTwo penona fUed far the DODo> er, was tht! only one to show a ing - tl.4.12.57, ~.2'1'i'.78.•lack· the inter-American syatem. He <;Sid tM unUed States foe- 1partisan MRSOO County Sebool o !Ill, W. Va., who died at her res! dence at 11:50 p.m. SUnday, wiU be held at the Letart Methodist Churrh. Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in the Letart cemt>!Pry. The Revs. J. w. Hanlon and Holley Hensley will offiC'iaLe. She was born December 6, 1865, in Hamlin, W. Va. the danghter the late B. F. Curry and Emily Wlteher Curry. Her husband, R. P. Jones, preceded her ·_.W _.. .,.G a .. i ""~ -wo.IY 'K~Vft"-Mf ~ or- -- 80 La~rrencP - $4,370 ..43, $86,9l!.· 35. Meigs $! ,484.H8, ~'12.tlll3. 16· Pike - $1,294.BS, S37-7r.B-97. Ro~ss 4·199::6. Sc>Oio$4.fl2L 21 • $tm,an .43 . Vmton no weekly figure, DU6.'i.09. ft2.,S55.~I. follow: *" Poli'ce Arrest Three Over fJ~Sl Weekend ~ actiotl ' Nttr _ class progrt"Ssiv6 in otbfr Latin Pomerqy Amerlcon countriK . .. will (follow "the example a( the revilu-:""nn -ov .. _ ,_.. ·~ - lionari<• who! tool< power In dy damaged or even destroyed · ruba, ' h~ said. by nameo Saturoay aftertt0011. . . Qmck .a<:~loo~· by tlte_ l:l~geg f""ho~titlf~bel!!r::a: cand:lcJaut filmc Saturday briap the total to six pel'IOIIS aeekinl ~ax- Ro~te ~~a::~~le:ru:: $9tPIIt,~-~· $$1\:os:-"!~75 wa~ u~ case_~-~ whlc~ ~ad ~ ~ ~.ddie I ~ mvestlg~led Mr. Matthe\VSOn ~ Formerly Of Syracuse Died fi~ 1 y~:r- $018~. ., ' ' .'' ' •' I• .-.,,..,,-·: "red <he foreign ministen' Board and two for po1ltl<al of. S ed A l• and pl'l.K."Iaimed the embargo ••tJe. fice9. ~ pe Y C lOll cause r~~ey are afraid . . . of a Earl (J-rl Holley Frultft ., . __ _ _ Latin American revolution." Bottom. and BW Boward. saves IHJ U~u ~ · . n,;; aro afraid that worten. tHaven, both filed aa candldatoo ~ fanners. student• and middJe-.1for the School Board. The two gain in a report eovering the son - no weekly hgure fSS,OJt- first thl'f'e week• in January . Th< ligures showing the receipts for .he weeki ending Jan. 27. 111111. and Jan. 28. 1!1111, and lor the f!Acal years which started .fu· I) 1, 1961 and July I, 1960 to date ~ t.AJUDty l~ast [ot I ~n ~cldent ~- j' I may call at the residence after Athent- ,11,120.42, $5,234.12. the two BNts availablet on lh• 12 noon Tuesday. The body will Tile Middleport pollee depart- $223,\122 ..., $162,99S.tl!l, Board Ue ln state at the church from 1 ment t.oday reported lnvesligalion OaiUI _ $18&84S $2 J. H. (Jakel SomerviDe, Most94 The county sheriff's de- p.m. to 2 p.m. The Foglesong ru- of two arcldenls !hat occurred 1n 1123 ,S86.1MJ, $ISII,..;.,,;.. - ,04t. • man O:tn:le, Pl. P\eulmt, filed partment mvesUglrted neral borne is in charge. the village Friday. Hockl.. _ $5.77f.09, .$3,471.81, , for the Rouse rJ. Delegate! Cll tha Pomeroy fire fighters werf' sumat Racine Saturday eventng and The Urst ot 11:45 a.m. lnvolv- $134,SII7,67 1154,433.84. moned lo the Neva Moore home Democratic ticket Socnerville lo Jailed lour peraons over the week- MEJGS GENERAl, ROSPJTAI. ed two can, one operated by Clar- Jadcaoo - $6,916.12, , $1.822.71, at 300 Spring-av when a blau • ' • Pl. Pleaunt high achool grado enrl. AdmiSsions - Saturday, Mrs. ence E. Broyles, 26, Middleport, $I82,T1UU, $201 .141.39. · discovered in the bathroom \ uate, member of the Main Street Heavy damage, but no pPrAAR· Robtort an: Rat'ine RO J; Char- and the other by Harry Beechler LIWNnee- $13.987.4.1) $7,176.· 11 e depart heh houst> . f Jlaltist Clmrcb and II engaged iD al injuries, wos reported when les Alexander, Pomeroy, and Mar- 17 Middleport The report said rrl, $1119,304.61, S268,754.89. The Pomeroy po c - . Wit In 20 mmutell a ter t h t . the real eat.ate busineQ:. llf, II a car driven by Pack Jones, 33, guerlte Dursl. Middleport. , a roximat~l . $175 total damage Melt• -- $3,2&1.43, $1,429.26, menl ;u·rested three persons , in· fl_remen we~ on the scene. they married and the fathel' ul oae of ROute 2, Racine hit tee and D Is char a e s Saturda - PP Y vestlgated a minor accident, and had ompletely drowned the blaze daughter Mrs. Somemlle is a skidded into a tree at 7 p.m. No James Carmh&n, R.aeine; ::asrgl:u:! 2G KJ • presenled three other I lllart on arrival. I , ' teadler at OrodnaDee Scbool 1 1 8 h 111--... ""' .,.... , Mayor Charles Legar aat wt"n.· o1 " · - •·· • • .., • ' c arges were lne Addlesburger, Middleport, and opeMtor. 100.R2, $67,00..41. e d ; MAN FINED ,,lames W. Matthew1011, 80. died Fol"rMt · Casto, --..., ,.,.. _Harold E. Davis of I, Barton. Racine. 'Mle second mishap was at tO:· Ro&il - $10,7to.<WI , $8.594.45, n · . . . Meigs County Court Judge Em- I at his home in Powell, Sunday tor Constable of Waggeoar Vincent , 0.,, was arrested and Sunday Admissions - Addie 50 p.m. when Charles R. McCloud $384:,594 ..27, $414,483.81. Ofrlcers an at'CI· \mett Peopk-s has fined Dee Wil- morning. He was a native of Syr- DJatrict Oil the Republican tJek. in Jad on cha_rge or in· Weaver. Racine; Doris '11lomas. 36, of Middleport was forced off Scioto- $20,3<fl.24, $17,035.58, I dent on East Mam St. liamson $25 and coats on a patrol !acuse and was a member of PtJm. et. tox1C'atlon: Sherif£s of£tcer!l also Rutland. the road and hit a power pole $594.849.17, $689.240.1Jl. day at lO a.m. when~ rylcitation ('barging he was driving t"rDY Lodg•I64 F . & A. M. took Mary Mar<Um, 49, ol Ash- Sunday discharges - Everett causing about $500 damage to the Vlllloto - $1214.S2, K..ton. tit\ of Syracuse stde•wlp- left of cenl<!r. I Survivors Include his wife, Ed- FuJibaek Brown land, Ky., Into curtlody at the Dailey. Pomeroy: Mrs. lloraee fnrnl ot his car. ~-- - ---- ~ ~ - - ed a parked car owned . by Blaet·j - ·- · . ith Gllmort' Malthew80n: two V0 I ~~~ F li same time on an identical charge. Smith and son of Reedsville ; Pat· McCloud told officers another • 7 N Cl • F"1ed tnar Auto Company. Mmor dam· DOCI'OR NAMED I' daughters. Mrs. Charles Page ee Dp Bot.h posted f15 bond Sunday. sy Rariford, Pomeroy RD; Clara car crossed North Tbird-st in a . ew 81ID8 I age was es-Limaled and no charges JACKSON John M. Cook IAiictl of Phoenix. Ariz., and ROSA, C¥lf. UPI William C. Dinguu, 42, of Route Wolfe, Racine; Mrs. Lee Smith, rront ot him eauaing hia vehicle Initial claims for unemploy- 1filed . . of Oak Hill JS the newly-elected Mrs. A. L. Taft IDorothyl, Col· . Ibat.--k Jimmy Bnwm o( t h • 1. Dexter was the third person Middleport: Edith McCoy, Syra· to go out m' control. No charges ment In Meigs County numbered In court Saturday mght, of_ the C'.ounty umbu!l; a son, C\D'tls MatthewiiOO iCleveland Brown• told a baDquel brought to jail, on an intoxication cuse. amd Naomi Sullivan. Min· were reported 57 for thr. past week, according Mayor rmed Sey· Medical Society, with Dr. Gordon of a sister, Mrs. Virgil gathering here Sunday nJ&ht t. charge. He Ia also scheduled to ersvlllo. . to figures released today by the ler. 19. Pomeroy. $100 and costs. l.MnarJ o( JackBOn vi<"C _presi- Campbell, Pomeroy. seven grand· was eonsidering rftirlq fna appear In county court, along with and hi_m to serve 3D 'll!d Dr B .J . Allison of Oak . t'hildren. and sev£>ral ni&NS and professional football. 1 BUC Dffice in Galllpolis. William Fergdson, 25, of Route IMPROVING MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS j Continued cairns numbered 4J5 days m ja·J on h1s guilty plea of Hill se<-I't'IAry-treasu,.r. 1nPpht'ws. The Syracuse 1, Middleport who was arrested Mr. E. T. Greenlee Is &lowly Daniel Lee Bryap, 19, Middle- which bring• the total number .r ia. petty larceny warrant. The Dr. 0. C. Fitzpatrick of .lack- Funert>l a'."angement.• in charge ty graduate IDtllcatocl It loooll nn an assault and bAttery charge. Improving at his home on Plus· port. student, and Mary L 0 " unempioved to 472, compared to Irme wR!I mspended by Mayor l..e· 11011 1s the delegate lo Lhe s-t.ate of the Corb1n - Rutherford Fun- take a substantial pay boost f.He posted t25 bond. ant Rktge. Jaekl, 17, Middleport, &tudent. 613 at time last year. gar and Seyle-r placed on a two C01lvention and Dr. l..eonard al- f"f'al are lnromplete. keep him Oil the Brown - -yeer probation. ternarl!. IBurial WIU be In Dubl.in. out fall He receutly eomplalDI4 'The mayor fined Galen Brown. -· M~igs l• !"~ 1wn~ s~:::: ~ ~~~~::e Ho~ 111 • ~ n. In death In 1933. I ~ut woman, Ji~-~~"' as a disrup- -abelll' Funeral services ror Mrs. F.Jiz. l Both Me-inhart and McElhlnnpY .• ·~ ·r_ ~ ~· rr•renc• Jones. Letart, have annoonoed, ~-! ..n '!",k ""'" tion , In lJie normal f!iiW 'OroAIM tax revenues intb the tre'U· ury because of eliminatiOn of precollection of the tax, welfare cosiS remaining "at extremely high levels" and pay periods build into the tax structure whiC'h new 't' too~ t~~car ju~ 95 Years OJd, D ied Sunday Cloud_ .. 14 7 ~o~~~~e~~ a~~m.ftt~:~e:: ~-• I \ l I aald H fno, SO\ he •ya, 'I think l'D trade ~ In for '• jet.' I !Nlid, 'Wait~ we J4nd.! " Since the ~ra a.s-iaalion 1.- po88ibly jo!tl' becau..;e thO bo)>1l are talented - th~ngs ·na'!e ~art­ ed breaking for tll•m.. · A!Je'\ Art. ~ ,ignec! dtem !" dq k p~ure. AJ!C.Par"""""" 1&!>04 . 11lelt act an<l will put put • ~don(. ~ M•*-'• prod~ , ~p~'O¥i>od Et~r."r2. min~~ t':-':d~, ~~ ~~·:::.,:;::d~ ~~~ years~S ~ore men~ AT v By"':::t ~a.m. \ pbying from the Helgh-Ho Cit& 10 govem~r ' ,• '" me, 'Well, boW do yc>l4 11\re il1' MUIIen WI• Campa1g0 FOr Legis' Ial ure wall ol the aw~me Matterhorn-the flrst time it has been done In wonter. The tw m H'lti All 2 and Paul a' by the surprisingly good time or a day and a;t:. confirm~ reprete~~lative of AIJO. bringing . A Syracuse woman crashed over a 50. f. oot 75 degree drop last mghl about 7 p.m. and was the object of an Intensive search until she crawled from the w rgeck scene to flag down a passing motorist this mom~ • Polar Cold Moving Into Ohio Valley ZERMA'IT, Switzerland (UPil - Two daring Swlu climbers ca~tured one of the most elusive goals of AI· pine mountaineering Sunday by climbing the sheer north Commission~ TV's "Yours For a Song" was reo for •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mildred Dnl, 40, was taken to Holzer Hospital this sc 1 The north wall of the · 9tJ.foot . . k had .been expertly managed" the. much higher spending level morning at 9:30 by Syracuse emergency squadsmen a ed In su"!mer the feat of doing Jt m the Winter, lly VolioJ Pren Iat<ruUoaal of the current adm1mstratoon cannot be financed "by where she was reported later In shock and suffering lac· hlgr. Winds, ollndmg snowstorms and treacherous Polar cold derailed the a few tax ,'loopholes' as the governor now sug· eration of the right knee and a compound fracture of her O ICe bar the way, has tempted climbers for 30 <It weather of the ,....., from gests. . left leg. . . . . the IIA>c:kies 1o the Great Laket "Wllatever the justifications for the much higher Counly DeltiOCI'atlc Th< injUTed woman l.o believed Tile injured woman said she s Von Allmen and Etter . had failed tbl'ee preVIOUS totday, dropping ,...peratureo 00 1 spendiqg level, II cannot be financed except by a con· er Don E. Mullen today !() bav• los! control of the t9G3 blacked out »iien the car went the peak, makmg Sunday voclory all the much u so degr<os and r_., soderable expansion of the tax foeld or a raising of the ' ed reporta be will ...rr e\ectlnn Chrysler she was driving while inlo !he field. When •he came lo, 11 be · 1 JDOW bUzzard II k • &UJII 1 rates of existing taxes," the DeGraff Republican told the this year as 1o the returning from Pomeroy where according 1o reports told Harten- Allmen :;•te;.lers at tZermatt tha1 Von across the Great Plains. O~to Hardware As~oclatlon convention. Ohio G...,ral Auembly she had iaken her two daughtera bach by the family, she ~ruggled Sunday when they overcame th r :;~ do success astrn~hn Cold wave waminp were up lor Why Governor OOialle has ' ho 11 1>-' 7 •CJ k Sunday 1o f he If 1 th k e angerous e,. 14 ltala &om Montana to limo 0 oe suddenly shifted his po11ition with t.o say that the picturing of Ohio Mullen said he expecla to me t 1 . 'f ore ree rse rom e wrec • - an .ice-covered rise that is not merely vertical but over· lucky. ' rE!sped to this question ii dlfficult as a bankrupt state bordering on his petition either today or Tue!l· nenmg. age. . hangmg. WiDdl to 80 rnne. hour to understand .. fiscal chaos. Is unrealistic and day. Meigs County Sberffl Roher! Mrs. Dlll a flash ltght At 3:25 p.m. they reached the suii\IIIit, waved the!r eMried ,: cor.: IDio N .. The has indicated he does unjusti£ied harm to the The candidate wlU be retiring Hartenbach. shortly noon ifrom :d in jubilation and, after a stay cf only a [ew mlnutel, The tll!rnf!erablre dippedeh::. plans a tightening of the tax laws state"s statu~ and reputation." rrom the three-member county ~ay, after investigating the ac· edrear twt owl e s-a. ts ell~i~ah· started back down the other side. 1n aix hours at o aha sua. , . . caiiH Re ._ eomm· fl1o:i aft t h · r1dent, said the car waa complete-a pass ng motor1s s a n g t . .-~m 1s 18 to mcrease revenue. He bas sa1d po118 8 un il9f'. group , er long with tne light. but remained 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• day night. Minnesota also tneD 1 demolished that he cannot live within t b e The contenton that the state year, The posttion be IS varating Y · ndl ed ured 60-mi!. windJ and blizzard. budget approved by the legisla- government bas lived on surplus- will aloo be up for grabs in No- Mrs_. Dill' apparently ran off _lo u she had crawllike mow cut vioibllity to zero Ia lure. \ es and borrowmg since the close vember. the _r~ght s1de of the road wh~le ed and dra ed herself the .A many areas. MinDesota u.. Gov. Cltt>H Ad lnlst.ratlv Co f ot World War II was called Prior to being elected conv:nis- larlvmg low<:~rd Syracuse, Shertff lh k d 8 ~g the high lip h Karl Rolva.ag and h.iJ party wa'i · m ' 8 us 100 "sheer bnnk" by Cloud. sioner, Mulkm served three ~ars Hartenbach reported. He disdos- -- an an g way w ~e strllded at Detroit Lakel Cloud Jaid tt was "eonfualng, He said Ohio had acorued a r..... Jnember ol Pom.roy Village ed the car then croued lo the lei! sh• was finally found by. CO\r'e l they had g... for a polltkaJ"": to "Y the least" to note the con- serve ol more than ...., million Council. lane, wen! off the highway passing, Mr. and Mt'l!. Don to- _ ly. · r trad1dion wtthin the r.urrent state by 1946 by delayitig Improvement!! Nearly a month ago when Mul· above the MiJlerwiUe corporatJon bart. k ._ ___ HAVANA fUPT) - Premier Fidel Castro declared At Evansville Ind wbeft ......._ administration of some depart- • IDce 1940 ••• . was . ·• ~ause or the war and len ~urchaa hom. .m Mlddl.. llm'tt 1 11i11· c She d ta In en s W ·a by lhon hts. defiance -Sunday mghl at the Uolted States and the tempe<ature bit· 7S degreft -loiiiF .' ~ 11 and bureaus constant!)' these were made later. port, It was wtdely circulated he Arter leaving the pavement. to Organization of American States, saying nothing could day, the mercury waa expeded. # · pmS>ng f?r even· higher apendlng would be<ome Middleport post, Mrs. Dill and the car she had lost ;er ~ilnl by the squad orr;. prevent the spread of Castroite revolution throughout to plunge 1o 11 today. aut00m .atlon and the Flnane4!! De:master, but he quickly deOated r • • •. Latin America. The tem alure leU 15 ....__. 1 per partment resorting to bon-owing th ('()lllrol o Lraveled several hund- 1e1ali beheve she owes her hfe to In 8 2St. h to estt C .,. h' . of -Pd hlf . ( funds if at nunor. red feet and dropped over I steep th£> unseasonal warm night Had ,,.. our speec an . astM sal ,R vanpty revo ~ in 30 minutes ot Denver. Colo., ~ an s tmg o in order to Mull~, 11 general insurance bank a roximately 50 feet into lhe been exposed to f~ing 1mated one million Cubans, Castro tion is spreading tD other Latin Sunday nlght. Jt wu 11 ~ mt'et prll!lent cash needs. agent, 1s not expected to face opt PP ed b Hen E 1 t h rd al hould denounced President Kennedy"11 .VOerican eountriH. charged at Denver lbortly aftlr midnibt 5 1 He said several factors in cur. posllion h1 hi" party in May . He Ka pahlesuresown 'I r embargo on imports from Cuba that several t..aUn American pre~- 1 12-hour ..._, d. 41 . a · hempebeeraure ..J errdoln eil , .••~ t tat liD ID h ed .th b oe r. yrncuse. ave n e.urao ar y severe. ,,_ ody . ...."1-' .._... ....... ren a e anc g cause 0 io'.!.l may \)(': oppo!l e1 er y Repub___ .. _. _ _ . - - as a '~"~~"1ony ' 1 "~"• are reto use American present e-t~sh position in its genli<'an incumbent Geor~ A. Mein· The- vksl crowd, biggest ever to troops against their own people oral fund to be "one of t.mpohart or Mlndleport Mayor Kenatlend a Caotrolte mass meeting .. slay ht power. rary e~~lencie." neth McElhinney next tall. hert>. chHred repeatedly as the He denied. howfver, that hl1 closin~ '( ~ 11o pe!oformers. "Once," MartY >iays, ''he ll6 io his owil plane to F~rida. What a beautiful plane We w~ lying along and lT"'n" •ys t. pnf '*"'· • ~ ~ Slat AIODI G... Ia "'l'be 5l!lf7 tem. AI thai lime, _1bef • t1. a:, House.'' ""' ,..., -~ t.elevliloa lo. ~ "' - .. .,...,.. wttilol4 ~ BID llill>y, ...mac ID lbe Wool - elwi ~ TV wO!J\4 - up !bOll: ~ -':.,.~l-o:-!li~ ~ }-!· · . t!{lMSible tllein w!{h on I<Jo+ folj a 3'\'1 ,.,. leo.. ear 54, . Whfri Jir4 Your Marty for .. r,oie. arid 1111V• · (the singeh - jl ~kllll! al~ ' ' the';. p;~ po VOODI' perlo......,.! ~ the comedy field ~ ~ 1tr wltJt.. llrltl Oj)OI'• ·: • ..,.,... 'Ak!a' , • • ) I , I 1-t..... :• •J :. N teev,_,.., t" \ ·: · ; Wll ev« •auoi. ~ ~~d ~e~ about 01 ...-. It'-~· lobo ltlony. .,.. !>ltto9, ...r t\...i •''d hear OUifllllos ol lti>\)\'Opriote ....le.'' Tell a To o--. .,,.. llerrill also belloY.. thai - Louloe ,_ o'Brtea and l..el1io u,. jola Mitdl Miller and illl ,.,:""""""', '"n!e '. series. Johnny Car9011, of ABC. TV's " Who Do Yoo Trust'?" ~a1"' timer, bas not been released b1 . his networlt to fill-in ... .. Qlml Burnett, comedienne feawred on !he "Garry Moore Sbow" and J.,... \\1ril<! - in '"l11e Sidl ol !he Angels," Rod Serling telt> play db whl.S. "Tile Twiligbl Zone" resumed produdion thill week. This wlll be d>e !lr.t of tea 1001'0 shows to be filmed for Jelt> cast on the Friday night OBS-1'Y' <How to succeed in Business Wldli out Even Trying' Vallee to radie in 1928. As a broadcasting mtJSi.. cal director, Salte< ,&rroliged lor a remote pick~up of Vallee's bond Allen. "We otucl< ·~ nightci'"BY DICK KLEINER We've done practically no rv New.INlflil' Enterprile .-\1811., I Cllll only one -ai~ NEW. '(0111( - (N&Af - Th< the la.t time vre talked, and Uta& bM music on telev!Jioo'? waa a spot on Sul1waa ~lO\tt WI· It'a on ~rciale, &&ys the en mentha ·ago. · We'V(' made • ' NEt's ~ baritone, RObert Mer. records or mOvies or anything rill. !<"' otud< to nlglttclu4lo. "0'-"i.de of the 'occa1lonal "ln the tast 18 moo.h>~~. we've J..eonord Bernqn concert., ' Mer- been ....ndng aU tile time and rill says, "the best music on tel• we've tdpled our prtee. I luell vision i& definitely on t.be com· that proves you don't "eed 'IV men--ials. J\lit last night, I saw in tbia bueiness." one - it was a beer corntne.."Cial Alleo adml168 dtal loclt bod Moot a golden barvest - and it hall the ~ muaic l've ~e-ard on ornedtiJtg 1o do with "· They we~ working in Las Vegas wheD TV in a king time. There wati a lull oympbony orchestra pl•ying Frank Sinatra !MlW lhem and liked eornething that soundeJ l1ke them. That's alwe.)"'! a bii nelp 11 : 10 NAIA ~ret;)Oard 11 : 15 ·Late Show LOCAL.LYri Wo Pay 3'!', Inter"! . Crlsia Bia Picture 4:00 Champtonshlp Bridte 4:30 Professional Bowlers Tour Taylor. In home economic oMsae. t rrHhmen are studying Dlirit~ 1101>hotoores, bololng, and !he ) lor» aOO .enlort, home hrnll ----- - .., polity ...,. ... ""'" ..... 0,1962 Crawled From Wreck After Fallure To Attract Notice 40~year-old -~~ . ~n~ . remermec $ · 00 1'V Law&ou, Sal'ah ~ Meanwhile -.. .J·aek Paar guestars on Bob Ne\\tlart's NBC-TV show Wedneoday, Feb. 7. To dale NBC-TV haA not signed anyone TV Needs ABetter Sound; Comedians Ask, 'So Who Needs TV?' WCHS.TV Channel 8 12 :30 LOO 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:30 . ROSSI & MARTIN: No oloctronic crut~ J..,ate Show 10:30 12:00 14L30 12:00 <11'11 ' . to Coltl .... ...... .... te......... 5-11.- .. "' tUPI. • MR. MULLEN . Sujtday CLEVE~ND (UPI) - House Speaker Roger Cloud satd ntght the state's fiscal affairs "have not been 'i 9:uo Saturduy Night at llloviel 10:00 News Headlines 11 : 10 Weatbercast II : 15 ' and Mrs. Clarence Baker. Mr. and Mn. George Genhelrmr ol Pine Grove spent Sunday afte,.. NAME REPRESENTATIVE noon with the Arvll Molters. ' The Eastern F.H.A. has nanl- Mr. and Mn. Albert Hill of \eaves the network's kilt!! Tall Man 8: :ID Closing Tax Loopholes No CureFor Ills, He Claims grandfather, to Jake Jad<'s JU<o »iiea 6:30 News Picture 6:45 Sanden Vanocur'a Sal Rep 7.00 Saturday Night Jambono 7:JO fales r.J Wells Farp Dorodly I..awson, ll'ene ~ Linda NelgJ~1·. Bettf"t:evacf:' Heru:h·icb , Mal")' Cundiff, D Powell~. ~tOO Robert:u Roi.Lilb JnitJiated were [,inda S l o,Jeon Mlanuel. 1\«a Cirde, j llM Dalh~y, Patt~ Wl!W!bren V.ada TeafonJ, Kay Teaford, C lee Man!.lel. PhyUis Wigal, J Sayre. Lola Profitt, Nola ·CU Agnes Brinker. Linda Elcll er, l.lnd.a Llspcomb Eunice Rt Joyce Roush, ~aren NNM!, J Ann PoweU , and P3111 Mattu. Brenda Jarrf!ll lltld Billte • tin are a.J&O new memberw b were not present . Relmlhmenbl were served ltle TMiher\11 and ~ - Ttl .mo ..rved and helped c~earl afterwards were Pettty -Grh'IJ Nadine Taylor, Sue OJ""", Ji MHler. ll'ene ~ver, Do1'01 birth of a seven pound. eleven Orr and Mrs. Minnie Orr spent CIIM7 • ..., ......... _ Syracuse Woman Survives Night Of Pain, Shock, After 50-Foot Fall. '' Mrs. Thelma Orr, Mrs. Ethel er. Porter W~goner Show 6 :00 Ute Pomoroy~MJddleport, Ohio, Monday, Feb. NO. 246 Speaker Cloud Is Critical Of Ohio MQney ·Managing aunee son, born Frtdayl morning Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. at Holzer Hospital. Tbl$ ill the John Moorehead of Barlow. semnrl child foi- the Byers who Clint McNamee of Cannel spent have another l'IOn, Kenneth I.e Wednesday with his sister, Mra. age S~ years. . Grandparenb Sadie TruMiell. are Mrs. Kenneth Byer and Mrs. Mrs. Kathleen Milholn and son, Jane Gilkey, both of Middleport: William and Carol Osborn of Keno Emery Vanco of Athellll Is a great spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Rock Hudson. one of fi!J>l<lol)l'o top leading men, and ~ugh Downli Jack Paar's sidekick," are Jack Be~·· guests when the latter impersOnates Paar on his own Olis-TV sh<>W Sunday, Feb. 18 Benny, who, inotdeMally, gave ?--.tar hY; .9tart :n big time radio in the 1940s, conducts hls version of Paar's late night TV show with Hudson an uncomfurt.able guest5 and Down as his announc- WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Racine F.H. A. Has Initiated New Members MEIGS THEATRE killera who had SATURDAY awards; Mrs. Bryan, clerll: Mrs. Charlea C. Lewla, ~ Middleport are announclng VOL XIII -· T•-- ,_, enttne at y e Rash an 11Je annual Fellowship Tea of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crisp ancl B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society daughtt>r or Danville spenl Thurto of the Middleport First Baptist I day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balo Churrh will be held Monday even· lard. lng. The regular meeting ot the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell society will also be held begin- of Mt. Vernon spent a wee'k end nlnfi! at 7::.1. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Allen Hughes will be In Stanley Trussell and Mr. a~ charge of devotionals and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Marcinko. Charles Bennett of the prograrri. Mrs. Louise Headley and SOD, Missionary societies of the other Tommy, spent a week end with churche1 ln the Rio Grande Bap. Mr. and Mra. Huston Childrtu of Ust Association and the memhfrs MI. Moriah. or the miAAionary 80C'Iety of the Mr~. Mary McKay and Connie Ml Moriah Bantlst Church In Moral'ity of Syracuse spent Middleport will be ~s!J. Thut'l!day with Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis of BIRTH ANNOUNCED Dexter spent Sunday with Mr.- and Mr. and Mrs. Charle 11 Byer or Mrs. Arvtl Holter and famfly. STATIC .. ' _. __ ._._ _ , & Chill Wills 11 '"""" ot the Ohio Association al Garden Clubs, will serve as judge "THE SECRET OF THE 1 the merit system. PURPlE REEF" Corrvnitteea named for tS<•ope &. Culor) Jeff Hichards. Mor,~S:ia Dean include Mrs. G. R. ', ·--son, general chairman; Ml STARTS SUNDAY 81-yan. Mra. Joseph Sl.rui.J "MURDER, INC.'" (Sco.pe) Mrll . John Fer·rell, staging Stuart Whitman, May Britt Allnl'l Pratt and Mrs. C. L. - and on, registration; Mrs. 1 Elvis Presley Wood and Mrs. Erne:Jl - "'-~ a Fellowship Tea Of Missionary 'Group Is Feb. 5 · were Mn. Rabert Sw 1 c M111 Edna Mae Swick Qd Mn. Joe DugBn. Games were enjoyed wl pn··- -rded 1o M Kat!ll""o """"' ...... n. Fink, MJ'S. Janet Sigman, Mn1. Ma rte · s•~ .. iield , " - Pbylli1 uu:n MJ--.. Dugan and Sue Dugan. Mn. Car· r~ Moore received the door prlze. Oake, ice cream, coffee a punch were senred after Mrs German opened her many Attending ~-ere Mfa. Viroinia Midieel, Mn. ~rrie Mrs. Mildred Hyeell, Mre, Stewart, Mrs. Donna 1.4hey, ·M~nl··.·to't' lllabelle Nelson, Mrs. Marie Bin:b~l by fieid, Ml"8. Ellen '1\der, Mr 1_ Jeua in black cbtt· Jean Bl'llldford, Mrs. fOil, 11 ernbroldered wtth vlv.t.cl Fink, Mnt. Ma"ine Dyer Mrt1 RuthLane Roush, Mrs. Jean' . btgh•W8111ted lllhouette In manl Creme-&lll5, Mrs. Janet back. A mate~ . 81eevel• Milch Miller. MOntlt's \"18~ in Baker Field, Calll man, Mro, Pllj>llll Dupn jacket l.o eompl.Uiy 1111\broldSpeaker for the evening wil1 be with her daughter and son·in-law. SUe Dugan. trtd tD ma.teb tbl....._ Rev . Phil Henderson of the Me- Mr. and ~1'8. E . D. Crave11 and Sending gifts, but Wlatie to :Arthur Presbyterian Church. - Min· sons, Da-VId and Milke. tend were Ml'8. Bernice Nelson b~ers of participating churches· PTA p A Mn . Pearl Little, Mn. Terr~· Services For Wm. Will pronounce benediction alter rogranl t Dewhurst Mrs. Shelby Davis, E. Hamm Are Todav .whi('h the group will be invited Sa1em Centtr Notf'fl Mrs. Ruby Carter, . Mra. Betty Word .baa been received by reJ. FJ,ower Show Fb e 9-10 Betng • PIOn!Jt:e~~ LIBERTY THEATRE M·ra. Dug&nl "'"""*- lailll -~~~ lo 11\o lolt Do AltleolloO>IIIa Ill lpaJa. It hM a Talwol- "" 1IQ wJWu. .ue-fee&. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Feb. ll, 1982 -~-------- - - - - - - - - - _________. • • NowYou'lllow '' Jim 8£'ti~ ~or Dougla.~ sente~ I thla Moth~r Earth Spins On, ~on~ A'~;:;..~'.::;:;;; :<1. of Middleport, $liO and costs Unflipped -:- Dr. pres~dt•nl J~ckson ee~ FulSANT~ ~!aware; at~l All-~ d~t c Di~lors, Un~Yersi- o Two- ounty Area EscapedACCI'd·.enIs n State II'Ighways· Despite Heavy,Tra{{"IC ~ 0 DWI wa> reduced by Mayor LeJndla <UPIJ-Motb- The attro:toeer• witneased the danger wit. eonUnue ,n week. the 12 pla('e! on earth spared gar after he ruled theN was QO er Earth spun merrily througb !he collapJO of their prediction of dire 'nloy bad prodlctod aarthquoke1, from plagues. tidal wavos 111d ' epidonce for convicting Brown univeraa lodtijf - unll'ipped, tDl- colami!y Wltlch bod· set olf tho floods, di'Ouf!hts-olmost the whole World War Ill. being inloxicated whet\ ureotod. ' a~aU.erfHi aDd atUJ on course - worst waw of IUpersUtion siDell ranp. of utural dlsa~ra. In Engltnd. member• of the .James TyrH- of Syracuse was The Me1gs-Galtia area escaped lame• E. Louks, 16, SyracUM, Canvktioos iD GallipoUJ caar\ dvspite o1 rare celestia1 dlsplay Haley'a Oomet in 1910. High priHtl (!OI)ducted yapas Aether1u1 Society climbed to the fined SIO and costs (Jl a speeding highway accidents over the week- cited to Meigs juvenile court for Satutdly included lJoyd M1Jo. thai bad terrified mUUODI Gl ttl BaH a mWkm Hindu ptlgrlmt -or non"::ttp prayer atssions-in top of .11. J,&SR-foot mountain near citationend in spite of heavy traffic, due dffective . brakes: Dave Holter, nard, 28, Gallipolla, and Ca1vm people-. batbfd Sunday In the ~ly wa· New Delhi but at least one yagna l'u,nlston 1-o "send off spiritual Pome-ro~ officers arrested John to the fine weather, a('('Ording to 22, Gallipolis, cited for yellow line C. Jarvis, Zl:, Bidwell, eacll fiDtcl A total eclipse and an extraor- ten Of tl&fl sacc:ecJ River- Ganges pac~ed up Its aered fira and powers" to ward off calamity. Kapp. '.H. of Point Plt>astmt Satur· the Ohio State Patrol. violation; John Jeffen, 11, Pat· SlO .and eost1 for speed; Winfteld dinary lir,f'IIP of flvo pl8nets - fr, a geotur< for d>elr survivaL tteeRted leaves Swlday """'nlnJ ID Now York City, the Hayden day night on duel ehorges ol no Thote were nine arrests re<'OI'tl- riot. clted loday for unsafe opera- Sblpley, Ill!, Detrolt, Mlcb., looM•rcury. Mars, Jupiter, Satura _Hundt'OIIo ol tbousanda ol Hl"!(u ond decided the job was finished- Planetaritdl' report..t ~ had been operalor's lit'llnse and reck!.., ed, lndudin.l Roae Bowery, 35, tlon: Gary MtxTI&, 31, Shoala, W. felted $15 bond for defective mill· and V•nus--wltb the eartlt, moon ptJsrlma llocbd 1<1 Benaretl as tlie Tile waw of lear was not con- f1Qoded with thou8BndJ ot call• operation. He poated hond, . · . Va.. cited today for deloctlve 1\er: Franklln Brumfield. H. ond sun deli,lthted altl'ODOIIlEII'I bUt. time approached for tbe eon;)Liqc· fined w thP Orient. frbrn peopili! worried that lhf end 1 Wil1iam Snonrter. 35, of Pome-. Rt. 2 Cheshn-e .. ~lied for stop 11~ muffler; sterling Strlcklmid, Sl, Crown City, fined $10 and COIIb oonfoundf!'\ utrologen. t.ton of the eight be_avenly bodl. , Twerny·two rnembe-n o( a Calt- the- world was al hand. 1roy wa1 charged with driving vinlllliion: WaltE'r E. King, 28, Detroit, Mlclt., posted bond tn £or IJIM!; Roy C. Mouftt1 58, The ~r 1t tcience wltneued a lD the Zodtac atgn of Oyricon~. tomla religiooa cult took to the In New Guinea. natives had while intN<ir~ted Saturday night Rt.._ 1 Middleport, cited to Meiga amar in GaiUpolts (!(IW'f: Feb. West Vlrginl1, forfeited $1! bond mnark~Je- be~venlj . tpeetacle A~ng to Indian Pttrolog~n, hlll•. _around cteator,__-,Artz., ·1~ built small ~a"~ huh1 to crawl I and "r.-tnmas Stone, 18, of P~me- .court for oo mufner; Dee WU. t·t fat speed : m:l Bernard Narwt" ror atop llgD violation, aDd. 'Jbtt.. from the IT -atlotl poiDt ill 1the ·tlme (11 greatest donger Mldecl August 1o pre])I!I'O for ·rlM!I'"rlaYj inw duriD& the period of total roy w.s IO'l~orl In county jatl oo lllomson >10, l.•ke , W. Va.. <I ted 48. Ellerbe, N. C., cited !lltiiQ'IOr rna Wolford, 13, Vinll>ll IIIII liow' Guillea. . thla all8l'IIOOD oJihouib I!OlloviD& Cltalor wookl bo- al locllpat. ian lltloxicalloo afftdlvll. to Meitl• court ''"' left o1 - · ParkiD& oo bJ&bwiQ'. IS for 110 tan U&biL - ~. " -~ ' BEN~. 1' ~ 1 l . ' J ' ' • �' > .. •• • ' ' •• " ' '· • ' ,. ( I - .,. •. 1 ed . o., • S ge I ' "'"•'' r • ., w: w .... Jr ve .... . lf"llle t ' ' t _,. llr ' - tllnl7 ., • ... • 1 • ..... 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