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Pomeroy-Middleport,.oblo, Tutoday, Oct. 30, 1882

VOL XIV NO. 168

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104 Donate Blood
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clean instantly with a damp cloth . Soft flan·
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Many colors and patterns to choose from .

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Also 60 inches round T1ble Covers • ~.95

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Russians See End Of Big
Stick Policy By Americans ·

Elberfelds In Pomeroy

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h~••hbora dept!!nd on TexaooFuol U.ief. You •hould
too. Call u1 today. You'lllikeourfriencllrttrvice ou:
convenient budllet plan, and-of courae-our Te~eco
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POMIROY, OHIO
TONIGHT &amp; TIIISIIAV. ·
WID., THURS., PRI.
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end easier. Use Robinson'e dependable
service now. Service for all types of rugs
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A1111011ncemant of ll1e now Jn.. eduled lor operation by Sept. operaUon IGO,OOO.kllowall units maintenance of large units.
lllllht Co.\ teroonnec,tlon was lll8do joint· I, 1116S.
wllh a m,OOO.kllowall u n i t Duquesne Light and
by .PhWp A. Flopr, Clhalr· Ala "''"Ito! the lntereonne&lt;- Wider
can Electric Power are part
o! lbo board ibd prealdent lion. 323,000 tllowalll caa be The lnler001111e&lt;tl01l gives both the largest intOI"COillleCied
Llgbt "01., and Jntercbangecl Initially between 'oompanie.o the advantageo
o! er system in the world, the
Coo!f, prea\dtnt o! the Duquesne I.Jght Co. omd Ol1lo pooled reserves of power gea- terconnecled SysteiDB .
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enllng eapaclty omd Is consist· group of electric utilities
Mlchaol
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iod ·lieelliii"Y Its nul ...,..allng unit omd.,. panies have fOllowed In provld· This group l - I s
Carter,
the sy~tila of I be
1iUl 'eilif an aoclaled finanCing. It olao wiD lng large capliclty lnlercooneo- burgh .md Dubuque, Houston - 24.
mlllioli. ~ellml' eaablo Duqttealltl to IDataU a ttoiuo .Ver wide ~apbic .,... Chlcaso, Miami .md Mlnn,eaiX&gt;I . · . ·
APPLICATION
~ 'touto have much JarBel'·ibd more eccuiom' eu. Such interconileclions pro- lis, and hU!Idteds of other
Hood,
sz, RFD 2.
. coimileleck a • d leal generating unit - - . vide additional ......,. of pow· re., toW.., villages and
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MEIGS COUNTY

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S1mdayLaw
Challenged

date 1'\. r Governor, has come forward with

the finest program for progress I have seen
in my many years as State Senat6r.
OAKLEY C. COLLINS
In order to enact his program without the
continuous bickering and back·biting we have witnessed In the past. four
yeara undet a Democratic Governor, Mr. Rhodes must have the support of
a Republican Senate and a Republican House of Representatives. Therefore,
I wge you ~,~o~ for Oakley C. Collins as your State Senator.
I have bad the gQod ·fortune to serve with Oakley In the Senat9. There
was no Senator more interested In doing what he felt best for all the peopls
In his district. He served on the important Conservation, Elections and Federal' Relations Committee as Chairman; and ao a member of the Agriculture
and Conservation, Banks and Loan Associations, Education and ijealtb, ID&amp;h·
ways, Civil Service and Retirement, Education and Taxation Committee,
He Is well aware of the problems of the people in his District. He Is e.
perlenced. He is conscientious. He Is tbopou~hly qualified.
In aU sincerity, I urge you to vote for Oakley C. Collins for State Senator
Tuesday, November 6.

I Stand For ..
• Close Cooperation With
Our County Engineer
eBl ark
Road•
The County
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This year you've got an extra Congressional vote.
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Vote Progress • Vote Republican

il Robert Taft, Jr. I

Sam Arnold

FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN-AT ·LARGE
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WE BELIEVE THE RE-ELECTION
of
REPRESENT AliVE

Buying in Closing Law
For Evidence Is Illegal

Rlortage Prosecutor
B ue Law C
Says Ohw
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as lubrtcantll.
Prescriptions;
. . aAn organization
A tlon AsSOCI
and
the yoters ~1 out to defeat tan' drugs
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far
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of a pro- pues; P d alllllta.tlon;
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po•ecl Ohio "Blue. LaW
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their
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outlined above
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I aseil pushing op- In ,
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cons
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SundaY• ()bloiiiiB?
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sillY statements sboJu V AA
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John
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But whY a drnent that has
secretary' whO II"~ knOW It,
over the am•: '"' the Lawson
•\SI,IIldaY, ~~ ~s\ If thiS
been eparke "'
will cease 0
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Milk co. ?. ld the arnendrnel\t
dment Is pass •
What wou
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will ba're the ef·
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arnend~qllt
gin our tradl•
aetually dO
to legalize
proposes
of cbanf est~ a sevenlb
191' s
le or operation feet
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are thea;: oas tranf'mlsslon, bustness - Mr ....
Come '"'"' . ()biO'I S\11\•
Natura D
hone pub·
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electricity • :e;~~n 1and 9ther let's get serious.
sing laW IS
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it Is
lie tran8P0 f a apers radio; day
ridiCUlOUS
and
OU are
utilities; new~ othe~ cornuevable that Y • .
television an vice· house•
muillcat\on~ seT . •
and aware of that
bOld fupls: motor
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James A. Rhod es, our Republican candi·

ELECT
BOB
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A STATESMAN FOR AGROWING STATE
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Senator from the 9th·141h·151h·16th
District - President Pro Tom of
the Ohio Senate

~ , -¥~·1.;0AKL£-Y:~ C~ . COLLINS
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George A. Mei

STATE SENATOR
Pd. Pol, Adv.

WILL BE A REAL SERVICE TO THE
PEOPLE OF MEIGS COUNTY AND THE STATE OF OHIO
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nMmbora of tho Ohio Lagloloture who ho¥1 Nllro d. We know thol 1 IOglohilor'a volue to .the bly lo dolermlnocl by hlo wllllntnoao to work at lh • lob; hlo knowloclge of go¥1rnmintol problemo1
hlo oblllly to onolyte IIIUII end to proaont !ham; o nd, the reopocl which olhor I!Mmbort ond tha gen.
eral public hovo for him.
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A voting record In I loglolatlve body lo only one lndlcotlon of .....mbor'o re•l II(:Orth,' !ln~ 90%
tf laglolotlva octlvlty lo compooecl of otucly, ...-orch, droftlnt ond commit!" work.
Wo hove oorvocl with the lhpubllcon mombor who lo 1 condldoto for reelection 'ond WI feel luOo
tlflocl In moklng 101M commonta for him In thla od which he would not10y for hlrntolf,
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George A. Meinhart hoa proven his lntorMI In oru dtvolopiMnl and hM ploclv!ld lo continuo to
woy poulble, Including aupport of 1 roooonoble
progrom of Stole ualatonce ouch 11 the Rhodll pion provldocl.
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He bolltVII, however, !hot ouch provroma can bo occompllohocl offoctlvoly without ltvloh .,....
ollng. Hla voting rocoN hoo boon one In fo)IOr of provr111, but not with dlarogoN to oconomy In gov.
ornmont.
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work for lnduotrlal growth In Melga County In

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During hlo entire 12 yura In the Stole LaglaloluN, George Molnhort hiJ COI!IIotontly aupportocl
ferm loglolotlon which ha conoldora •ltol to tho erN lia roprooontt. His oxporlonce hot plococl him In .
• poaltlon of INclorahlp, which quite obvloualy "'""' atrongor ropr-ntatiOfl for tho clllzena of hla
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veluo for logloletl¥1
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It isn't. And on-hew Tri-Pol..a Powa' ,...I
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See the new '63 ~Wro today.
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\h'! new '63, a.lbbler..:)he }:1~ Shapi of ~. :
lt'o lhc molt 8''4v~ Rambler ever blilt, - ..
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gteator atrenJI~ """loweri lhe 'ro&lt;&gt;f without 1aCrificias :

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clothes the ftameleH wtfJ. All eleltoiti •
dryer dries with pure rldianl heat-Jjll&amp; ~·
like sul11/lir.e, No llui;.q fuel, 110 fuiiiF to' "
no yellowlna cr felling of
You'U love every flamel• ta711Fwt af• . ·

MIDDLEPORT, OHIO

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WALTER H. MOELLER
TO CONGRESS

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KENNETI:I
McELHINNY

let your

HI HAS PROTICTED YOUR NATIONAL SICURITY
. AND IMPROYID YOUR ECONOMIC SICURITY

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dealer show them

1. Opposing Big Spending.

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S. !xplorizzi·every Possibility for the EconomTe lmpro¥1....,.. of
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4. Conscienllou•ly Upholding Hia Oatla crl Offic;e.
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JUNIOR HIGH
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NOW ON

DISPLAY

JUDGE

JOHN M.

BIRTH ANNOVNCED

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Come In FOI" ..t "PKill'lflW"

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NEVER TOO EARLY TO IUY TOYS

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Al~rt Sc:hleleher (Muy

Mrs.

OhllnJtr) of Clevoland

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Let U1lntpect Y11ur lxhaust System For P~t~tNowl
W• lnatell Muffler• FREE ...
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au. and hoa belli namad
ert. Joseph. 'lbey also have
daughters, Nancy qe ~. Del&gt;ral
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and and Mr.
DomondArnold~
oroy,
Mnl. , ~";~I
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Greal-arllldmOihtr '- Mr1.
Sill(trs, Ch..ter.

Service Center Specialsl
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1011 ot Hoftor Holpltal, O.lober

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Mr . and Mr1. Joe La~;;'~~~ I
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Will Also Aitend. ·

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Roqm 232 Ept , D e llll•ltcal lloopllal, •
llrttl. Cleveland 1, . (lhto.

SPONSORED BY
MEIGS CQUN'l'Y REPUBUCAl'l
EXECU1TVE COMMTTTEE
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TELEVISION IN
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