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S.nhi•.Mel_, Qo,unty tor over so years .! ( ~ ·; ·.,;.._,, .,· Gifts For Thi . ,...· Traveler( ·, . " Mel• Chrllltnaa . ·. , Crow,s. ,.. ....tt.Withloiii!IG_at . ~ '\ . i' \ ~!fit I Y!IU'H ~nd iht, ,... ' ,._ • 'I '; ·t , • ~· • 'r T . .. fltieat ."tt,a ioll'oa ·' • ... •q, '. -""nloM"I\tre -r''"i - :r ' lol ' - ·wldo•'lnd ...rtM ·.lt~i.tkift·· ~,. eeoC~. \ ,, •f ,.... . .. .,. ~' ', . llom. . IA11, . . ' lt:::A:i1Mr4' A ....V, Shipment Of UNID 'lOOTS , .. •, .•• ,I -$tu.cl.enls Give Pr0.grams • :; '!;... • \ ' , · -~~i!lebrate · Christmas· onjmothen. Grace U.wley, Mr. Y~. r.(no. Ord, Earl KnfChl IJ1d Null. · . RGoJ.n m.lben "" Mil, SberBu8kirk, Mrs. Tony · Mrs. We.,deU Ger~, Arcber. Mpl. Ia! llolpJIII, 1 profit ...,..... ~ JDeiJo the COUDIJ' <tWcll1 lion. The three lloned by are lhe bulc IM._ III!Oded to form 1111!1. a corpontlon, "AI you tnow lite Molp Oei1era! Hoopital lormed a 1imllar non-pro{lt corporation Jn !MI, The Melp CQnuuunlly Corpor. alioo. This 11011-prolit ...,..... lion - lniM:IIve unUl IW. AI te J.w loll!pl .... ;~ ~ ~ "E ' • hand 1o ;.. If ne<essary. No . Hospital Corporation have been elected u ye~ IJ1d may not be ror a period of time, as wu lhe ~:~Ue wllh lhe preyiow non-pro. f !It ,I ~- "Thll atatemeut e1<presses lhe altitude aDd opinion of o Save 'Bolt .Quota ..t.om tla' directs~ . .. . 1 cusallonl. we aJJo bOld 11111 ~ .,.,.,ey olfJelal obould -!!~tilt the facto . .,.,... he ~ hil "lllrllll¥l" IJ1d .......,.. .,.,.,ey official . ;o.··-·' three ph)'llefaDs to liJ inent agaillsl any olher Cor· p;walioo wu preoent, oor did we OD!Icipa.. any IIUcl! ....,... tiona. "No offlcen. of lhe Twin City AF In Last Ditc-h Effort 4'JCf •• We(. -r·Pay fnteretl .1/',.:,. ' ' ,· ' Dn $at~lnlll I ' .~. ' IIIII time, It l<llvated at the requell of lhe Vet..aro~ Memorial Commioolon. All lhe phJIIciano ....., deleted esoep~ one lllld • Iorge number ol 1.,per10111 were lidded. Thll nonprofit corporation for 10111e rea11011 dld not continue to tunetion. "Wilh lite ~ trenda o1 buJJneu IIIII limes, lhe trus.... of Melp General Hospital · belleYed it wile 1o have, lf!lin, IUcb • JIOII-J)rOfit corporation ~~PP-mlPD a checldilf ~~ 11t oilr bank. So mail your ~rt 7 wl!'llsend your check· book . ' ..., ' . ' ~tal,, wllllne~D ~ lll lbe Trwlt..l of the Melp MeJnor. u:_:_ , let weethR atbjj hbn. lfe'J,l deliver )'Our biU payments for you, lilly time', when you haV8 ' o......... - 1 ;; 100 Pints Of Blood Is Bare · When it cblrie. to dellverlnr iMi1, hi ~'i ' 't MAPLE TA'BLES . Choose frQm Coffee tables, &t.:p tables, lamp tables In soUd maple or with )am· lnated plastic tops. ... J\,NSWitR · I Children Will Present Evening Church Service pti,... Mrt. LIWll · •-.' . ' ' Tll'eated Old Folkt County Prooecutor Ber. >· ' my prlvU.,a. JW'd V. Fultz. Elrlier tblo week The loiter from the doctors: Mr. Fultz had ralaed questloni The Delb' Senllnel: about motive~ of the medical "It 11 IDIIIIU&l that a clqcton in or1811lzin( 1 new oorporallon neod aplain ito II> "alandby_c:orpor•llon" for Meip lion to the public. It II liJie. Oenenl Hospital wldcb 18 • ' wile llloglcal lhal oudJ a cor• prlvately operated boulneu. porallon m1111 answer the au· ' Mr. Full• bu spearl\elMied a IUDipiiont IIIII · aupposlt1ona ,of pqbUc c:ompailn qalnst lhe pre• coupty offlcial, lo whom It - poUcy 11 lha now Meigs II of 110 ...,....., . Memorial hooplial ezehldlnl "HOwever, llle IIOftoJl!'ll!lt ..,.. dQctoro of ulleopathy from (!OW'· JIOPltlon, Twin Clly ' ' J enttne\\~~ at y 111111e mora en IDd Gra.let. . .• ~ "" ..... _ .....,..J . ,.. ~ lhHc.l To 'I'll.,,.,.., Of 'I'll. 11.-'---u - ,.,.. in ii1Cktiepor1 llcbools Relmblilents of Ice the ldndergarten clau IJ1d i:Ocildoa ·~ ..rved by lcbool. IDd o1 "'ere Jive each 'l!el, Wood Holden, Fire IAPI- wscs 01/kerl not ". .J. .cM~lebJ'ated .u oee-rl• . ,. FIN l ...,. Ill ·• l!itttr ,l!ddreaeo to The Dilly,~ Drs. .J . J. Davlo, ·C. ~· Mon. IIIII .S.,•J. !!laze.; 'lliCI; ~ !lule ~ lll Twlo MlkoChr'- .. . ' -~~~-:~~~~~--~~~~~----~~~~----------------------~------~------~~----'--------------------------~ --c~~ VOL XIV . NO. 211 ~"" -------------------~~ $o -0 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1962 1M Morvin -and"l'lltATIS 01' TOITUGA" ' ·- • e ~- ,Molpdea fl "Ill Gaol f Big Seledions of Gifts On Every, FlooF ! SHOP TONIGHT and SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL. _9 , .- NOW SHOWING JohD Wa)llle In "THI ·COMANCHIIOS" ' ·- ~ ~. .... !IMk • 6t arll Wlf, 6t meroy In • ,.... ., 10 ~"''_'", --• "':"'""'Y .... ' .,_ • .,. Iller <01IIIIIj!lli will be . , . ,. -~ ' .. • 1oiiop!a J. DIMI, J. ¥allll!, ,tt, ~he'---,-~~~~~~~~- �• I • • WASHINGTON COLUMN 11le Dalr ' . lalli'OR'S NOTE - Holhray aroucl the world the C. .!M•· ~· . lteve~atiODJ I I New In Farming U:e still being felt ov- there is no time to debate and discuss ... ,_ JQ\'erlllllent'a handling of t h e and arrive at a national consensus. nnw In tile CUblll.criiiJ. Governmenta and government officials Tilt 1aaue lnVQlvee. one of the basic however, are often wrong, and the label len~ts.·oi a democratic system: the peo- "emergen.,Y ,'' like "secret" or "classl· ple's right to know what their govern- lied," has an insidious way of coming to ment II ~ol!ll pd, ultimately, to ap- be used as a screen to deflect the .earcb· pro:ve or dilapprQve. light of legitimate public questioning. Wl!11e no Nil demanda the uncontrolIn a democracy, the people's repnsenled~ releaae of 111WJ - particularly mlli- tatives or executives have i solemn duty tacy news during a national emergency to guard against any encroachment up· - that might be of benefit to an enemy on the people's right to know. That this or 'caUie a diJUtroua reaction amonc II not always easy is no reason to alip tbe publle, there are fears that a new Into the opposite extreme of decldin& pblloaop~ll developln& In Washington It ia better if the people know notbin& tbU.ad\IOCI~I not only withholding but or know only something that is not true. m~~t,plllatin& new1 to achieve desired World War II .amply demonatrated xuulta. that American news medii were capable A Defense Department official baa, of voluntary censorship and co-operation In fact, staled that the government has with the government in information Ina rl&llt not only to withhold information volvln& tbe national security. Certainly but even w release false information It they are not now to be made Into mesll will aid the national security. senger boys of official propaganda. Tllla question of "rlsht" is a difficult A nation is most secure whose people ~· A aovernment probably baa t h e are most fully informed and aware of •'ript" to do many thlnp - even to . the realities their leaders must d e a I lllldftee balf the population to save the with. <ilbet half from dutruction. ' A naUon ceasea to be free when Its ln, dl!'e ~.mercency, there Ia no 11me people are considered by their leaders to illfol'lll !11ti' p\lb!le on mattera that re- as .untruatworthy, lmmatur and some· qulr~ top.~el, ilpUt-aecond decision; thlni to be manipulated. 1111115 ovft'ftul a Vletllamete en.,. c:aw. - - poll. Ia shaba Ilia filii ·~ G...taaamo. Rei reialweemenw appear la Rool Borlbo. U. 6. mUIIary eemm~~nden Ia Wull.l•• :must kno1P about saeb tncld•ntl laslalllly .... ... Olllo .. - appNprlate orden to u. S. .....,. I• lho .;... fto follow· "" .lspaletl d...,..... •• elaborate terltt al "war noms" set up for &he task.) Foo!-prool commaud llld con· tro! from Washingtot•. particular. ly of the nuclear forces, has been a Lop priority coacern to Kennedy . He had a chance to see how aome of the system works dur~ lng two roeent high-speed vlelts to military insta1lations. Gold Pllone Ringo Picture. for example, Lt. Col. Fred R. Peck Jr. when l1e picked up the naobing phDOe tn the Pen· tagon'1 National MiUtory Com-· mand Celller. on Dec. 7 a..t heard Kennedy's voice romin.J through the gold telephom. in the By CHARLES W. CORVRY Uolted P - llllerulloool WASHINGTON <UPD - "This to lhe PrO.id.nt. Whom am I to1" Two officers. mindin& BeCrot "War Rooms" in the Pentagon, latoly have boon ..tonlthed to hear that salutation whon they aceopod · up blinking tolephones elCj)OCUng to receive . m-.es from dlllant OOIIlmand pools. It aee111.1 that P,.oldent Kennedy, In his duheo aroo..t the country, has been checking lho "hot Unes" which keep the farflung armed forfe• In laslant I communicaUon with Washington. ,\nd In doing so he ha. ttirred curiosity about the seerot-moot ereas of the Pentagon from which the hlsh command direcil tho talking nation's military loren. 11 underground Strategic Air Com· mand control center at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha, Neb. This is one "hot line" thlt Jets an instant 8118Wer. It ii the one over which presidential ord~~ to use nuclear force& JM'1ll?ably tra\·el. Then there w.. Lt. Col. Jack w. Morris. manning the Army'o Pentagon ."War Room." On Nov. 26 the Ught blinked, indicolln4 a caU from Homestead Air Force BaH near Miami, F1a., where a joint Army and Air Force head· quarters wu Itt up for the CUba crlslo. "Thlllt 700.·1 was just eheckID• •" K-.dy told MOITII aflor the Dlll<:or ldentWed htm~lf a..t bli otalkln. The Navy ~et(Jfl lab& on Ito fteotlfrom I prded lll'8ll CBlled· YdU'd Smile, Too, If You Could Get Votes the Way He Does!" IDd their prlneipol depullol. At each chair · Is communlelllioolo "Flag Plot," ond tbo Air Force is in continuOUJ contact with its forces t h r o u g h it. ''Command _,..._ Post." All these service " War Rooms'• are tied Into the National Mll~ taiy Cominand Center. largest, most e~ and mo.t secret la700t 'In the Pentagon. This is where the Joint Chielo of. staff would .....,ble to dlroet global operationa · In an emel"gent1- If the eme<Sency turned Into 110· clear war, the high command would niove to duplicate underground aciltt!>io outside the capJtal area. ·The militeey command .conte. Is a cluster of four ~ rooms deep in the Penlagoo srea OCCU· pied by the Joint Cl!lefa pi staff and their IDter-servlce slaff. Sj>ecial credentiala are ,.qulred to er~ter the ...... An additional ~88 Is necessary to get through the center's massive oak doora which 0111 balllsllc . . ~~ The chiafs ...,J. ' ., W)l'l"' • eoaference room tiJroaCb 1 f • plaW glaal wall Is a ~ room wlth baab tl ~· linking the center with ather Pee. ·. · lagon "Will' 1100111a" IDtl with .n major mUIIary commandl. At the ,. ...,.. chlefo' d!IJI'IIIIII•• ~~ · Ilona syaloftl IbM C!lllltl ·,~ $1 · ·.'· ~f.ii• bUllon • year tO 'epotato, . ,. • ' ' ·'-' ,-,, -·· . . :fk ~ ' The center's main chamber Ia a IOUDcJ.proof cool.- room . wl!ll )I lor~ lir4\W, oval. $!11tlt. :;; arou.nd which rOd letllher ehelrt' ' · are pileed tor the "''~ COlli•. have combination toca. . --.;-....., •le ~ ~ and' ·the · o.th lite ltaetins ... the dispolltloll ' of SliYiet eqatpmont In .Cabo, or ;. ariy other · military · lnformalloD · they want. They Clll 1no dlvidually er In ~ ~ with global fOI"'QlW f I frara Viet Nam to the !roD CUrtldll. Going off- thJI peen w ·pctear are manned by srmecl guSrd• ond equipped with lolevlalon scanners 10 that those iDRide C8D see wbo is enteriDg. The doora Meigs Tree Production equipment with wbieb chltfl ... get Into touch tmmedlatoi)o with elemellll o( lhe armed ~ 111ywhere In lhe W<M'Id. The chiefs Clll have lor the in& a complete, dolailad plcllft of the immedialo In Wesl Berlin, data from the far no~ ., PCA TERM LOANS i»rFARMERS Money whe:n you need it at LOW, I,OW Interest Coot. Get \1 PCA Loan for MA· CIIJIIIERY, CARS, TRUCKS, BtJ:UlbiNGS, FARM A N D H QlM E IMPROVEMENTS, DAIItt HERDS AND EQUIP· MENT ' •.. and other faZ'm capit!UI uset need• for more profjea;J)le farming. Repa31m!nt is geared to your Sorority Group Contributes $15 farm intome. f'i(pDUCTION CREDJ't;ASSOCIATION .........roy- ll4lillulberry st. Dlclr: ~. le,....atta· Rho... WY 2.S270- G4ilpollii- from Au.. Cleveland, O.pp.>loat Office P,!loJ Gl i-3191 J)OIIIIdl. Cty,. •· W.llflr, .., ...,.,., •.,. 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Sjlrttcllilg' Service. ·· ' • · ' • ' Pomeroy, 0. �' Panthers Sharp With 60-44 Victory Over Nelsonville Pomeroy'• Purple Panthen, Ill Wing 811 ~ improv· ed periDl'IIWiee, 1owned Nel1o.nville IOo44 Friday nigbt for th eir lblnl leque baskelball was after Pomeroy went ahead elotenUy. chipped in 17 points. Wells also lin double figures with 11. midway in the first quarter on Spencer, 6-2 oenlor center. hit double figureo, scoriDt! 10. NelsonvU!e'a only lead of the Mickey Wine~nner 's jumper , played probably hia most out- BU! Knott, Nelsonvill•'s 6-4 game was at U whenCall scorn.akill3 the ...,... H for Pom- standing game as he paced the senior, and usually high scorer e<1 0 1. a jump shor with 6:51lleft eroy. Panther quintet With 19 polnta lor Coach ilol' Sheskey'o team, in the first quarter. Tom Wblte • • ·\c.ry IIlii · From that point 011, the Pan- oa tap-1M, jumpeno in the was kept to the outoide, and quickly matched those points . It Was an altngether different then were bitting, and by the keyhole, and lay-upa. The PoJIIo managed only live points. with a oteal and a drive-in. o ~ me ~ Pomeroy bad U· end of the first period were eroy pivotman also elearocl the Hubie CaD led the Greyhound As the second period got un· J nen<:ed in Its laat foor lllDIOI, ahead ll>t. In the Jut lour min- boarda with 21 rebounda of •s..-oring with IS points, though derway, Winebrennor hit and ,., "h all defeats. utes of the opening quarle!' Pomeroy's 40. lhe fouled out lnte in the third Spencer loosed tn two quick •· on teconl now II 3-4. Diet Wells, Mike Spencer and Winebrenner was close quarter. Dick Ritz was the jumpers In give the Panthen •io.IS<Jnvllle lralled ·all the Mickey Wlnebrtnner all bit COD· bind Spencer In scoring as be only other Nelsonville player a 21.- lead. By halftime Porn- Thetrl be-j . .. eroy led 35-18. cent shooting average with 28 Pomeroy 15 II 41 . , In the se<ollll half It looked field 11011a of 85 attempts. Nel- Nelaonvillt 8 II 31 4f lor a while as if NelsonviUe oonv!Ue 1100red on t5 of 58 tries Nelsonville - Call 4-t-IS; might make a comeback when for a '/{/ .,.reent average. Ritz 4·3-U; Knott 2-1-5; Sheaf. Pomeroy's edge was cut to 10 , Pomeroy'• baby Pantl!en or 1-6-7; !lllot 4-U.Totall· IS. points several tilnea. But the dropped a &35 decision to the 14-44. Panthers polled away handily. N•Jsonvllle reserves in the Pomeroy _ Winebrenner ~ Coacb Russ Moore's tu.m will preliminary game. BiD Jewell · . play Ito next league game fol· led Pomeroy with 12 points and 17 : Wells I+!O;Speneer 11-l~t: lowing the Christmas vaeatloil, Rlcllar<IJ ha6 14 for the win· Crow loll-~; BUffiDt!lon •t.o.t: January 4, at Logan. nera. Whlte:J.0.6; Smith Q.U, 'hill* Pomeroy turned In a D per By qusrtera : ~. · . . BROADWAY HOOFBEATS ,. ·I •• ) . ' ,j Tho marquoo ltopl advortlo01 tho hono ohow that lo going on lnoldo lbottoml, W7HEN THE GEAR is stored away after the boxing bouts and hockey and bas- W ketball games are over, the Hghts at Madison Square Go.rden go on for the International Horse Show. Whether it's a rodeo horse weaving around obstacles Ol' a stallion leaping, the members of the "Horsey Set" ride tall in the sa!J,dle. -· ...:.: ~ ' ..... I Dec. 22, INGELS FURNITU Ia your fire prot•otlon the alze you needTc..,o_P._~~~: WILL BE CLOSED H-"- ........ ~ • • ,_, ... ,_ I Nodoawlde, •• IIIII iik bu. IIIII look- JOV F II al l 111.,. fire........_ _,....II~~~ op• , •IIIII o bomt • - iiluldoL MiaJ .....,. - IIOiolbiJ ·~ flft ••-.tad lt - • Utdo 10 ')'IIIII ,-doD wlcb NIIIMo wldotwlbe I "widi-W..P,iJ-tn/ ,.,...._ .......t:::-·.-1 Coi&Op ~Dry Cleaning 10 pounds '2.00 · '-'**c.- ~ ............,.. 111 ThiN., MIDDI.IPOU IMI Cllll't . . _ .. I'CNIIiiiOY, Mo.. .. Duke Cleanen ~:D•••u , · MIDDLIPOIT ...... -- - - - - - - -POMROY I MA.X WARD , Tuesday, Dec. 25 Christmas · and ' Wednesday, 111.•• llllntl ..a-,,. • ' _;., ~ ~-~· ·~ MIND iF WE WATQI~ Capuclne aoeolntocllncb with WWing actorl)avld Nivea, but lt'a It IIOMO-private affair 111 Rome waWMo btl~ ta'thia'IIOia& .;:. UIIGIIW• . aa-- ftPII lliill·'tw ..... JIII INGILS FUIIII " ·.< MIDDllt.OIT, . ' .......... ~ ',' · ; ,<!.> . . . ....... ,-,..·;, - ·-: ,.,. ' •• ' , .. J ''• ' .. '· . uiJril' �' ,•. I . • l ) WANT AD INI'OaMATION -- P. II . 0U ~ hlllt.eall. . MONI:u D'tt'b ,._ A. tl OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE COIIUCitONI Jl. . . . . 1M 4 ror DQ 01 PUtt:~ ... III:GULATIONS 1'lv , ... ~a~~. . ,.... rt.ac 10 edit or rcJUII .., atb ~ o!QKUOft.lliflti . , . . . u.aw " rwpnrtM " t t r. TM " " ' LWI'•r •IU DOl- - .......tlb',f fv ., ~, .. ttt.n . . . law•=• !aUrtlcla. RATES • eut.l per ...,.. . . . bl th' JllDl.mua CU.... 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Sfot •kif CrMI Br•dt•·ll Wrf&eo, Phat or t ·ont.act WRECK REI'ORTEIJ o\. C. RRt\DFORTI. R.lldlle . ObiB 5 18 tte I EXPERT WATCH repairing, ' work guarante-e1. CornE'r of l center and Ser'Ond Streets, \ Mason, West Va . Blessing. ~~ L e w1s 11-27-30tc GIWIII!r, Pl•mltl•a ... ReiiJoC Mt.enftlle. 0 .... (9) FOR SALE Ull A. M. .. f :OO p . II. DIIIIJ l.atlll'll117.....-:» A..lll. to 11:t0 avo• l:nd ,...,. we .Uve .n ~~ewer t,.bles llzh .ewer ....,...... 1 IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WA:NT o\D PHONE WY2·2157 "CIIIUB'I'MU SUGGESTION n,1s year give al leul Gifl Sllblcriplton To Spnngs ' ·News, Events lu.;• . mE Do\O..Y IBN'l'INEL Rateo Low - Satisfaction ""''"" Chrlstmao card mailed fl'M n!clplenl, Call WY '-1117 Atk For ' "Clmda""--- - CASH .,, AUTOMOBILI: Iuur...,. 1 oanctlledT 1..o11 your oPtlraw"al UC!tll,.! OlD IVY U816. FOR CHRISTMAS W•'r• elvlng •••Y SILVER DOLLARS When your sales sUps add up to $10.00, we give you 2 SILVER DOLLARS SHOP & SAVI Pickens Hardware OPEN EVENINGS MASON, W.VA. f :ll LocfU NOWI f:l$ Joneo Bulct ~Tu-. f :JII Loeal New. '=40 Mualell MyslerJn 4:111 Ne.U 5:00 Plalter Parly i:lf •i&n Off PIANOS eW\IRLITZER eBALDWIN WE Cerci Of Thlnkt WOULD lJKE lo exiifH8 our olncero thanks and appre· cta\lon 10 1U our f~lenda , 1nd OTHER I'AMOUa THERE'S A Try the "Want Ad" way. 1o u10, and lne:•petllliv tl;- 0•116.~ CaD WY )·21118. IATtiRDAY 8CilEilULE BRANDl 8:00 Newa 8:05 Flllb P'or ·,Toda7 1:30 ~.,. . ' Grlngn. lnd othero tf·o~~r~a;l~ll iXwrPTIMJi;-j;;u;:-;iiii the non! oflerlngs, e alona ol aympathy and acto septic tank. All Septic Tank Cleaner of tllldneu lollowln& I h Bureau, .• , ~ dMlhol~a N. Jonoo: Landmark Farm Pomeroy. 12 7 30tc 10 Rev, Roilel1 Card and · tile Ewlnl JI'Uneral Home SEWING MACHINES their lftlelent lti'Yict. CUrlla N. Jonea, Mr. and ' Mi'l. Edward P. Morrllon •nd THE RU$SI .... NS ARE UP 'TO 71-IEIR OLD TRICKS lml SWIPtNe · OUR NATIONAL eAMES 8:111 RFD ·eHO RFD 7:110 Newa ' 7:05 Women's & Mines' Snow Boots $3.99 12 :12 Bnaktul Party ·7:_30 News, · ,,. ~ Plrly RADIO' wtthJanet 1 ' ••oe Dlsc:laa wllli ~ . f:IIPIII~ pair Newton Sholl' ', ' MIDDLiiPORT •l'Uty t:at N.W. . '· t:ll Millie In a. Atr 'ltie ~ Life Under ·Ohlo Skill "Nm Polb Plrly 7:110 ~· Oq, M•l CM* ,, ' 1:00 Olllo_ .V,U., .. N-,, 7:41 · ~ -~ ~ 1:116 Pt. PINI!IIIi · 1:110 Neww 1:11 JOiiei' IIUicli: Show Baiulu, . ELECTRIC 8:30 NOWI . 1:3& ~ut P..-l)r •P:IlS ~all 1:00 Q>mnjuu!Q Nllll $:01 .Worid • il~ $:11 Spotl'&hl 011 ~ 5:3tl Dinner Mwlcale 5:41 Sip Ott THE SHOE BOX 7:10 7:1liJ Nfwl- ·· •· 8:110 llre'll!tut PI!IV' N1111 " Wild • Danna ~ . GreenHouse $12-95- $19·95 ' lf1nm Tll!lf - IH'H· H~Tilt BAKER FURNITURE MiiiJ[e .J u.t Mlchlloport, Ohio 1ii.t ror Y1111 '"·:· ~· GIVE A ••• SADDLE All Sizes In Stock GILMORE SUPPlY Pomeroy, Ohle NOTICE! $119S IABabre I Dr. SHID. Auto. Trana. Power ttettrinc and -•Roll nl... MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tax Books are !lOW open for the payment of December and June, .1962 Real Estate taxes. Aiao Delinquent tax. Books dose Feb. 1, 1963. '61 Pontiac _ $2195 HJdramollc. llodlo • IIDII1f711 Oollllna, IDd Heater. Owned bJ I to. ell mlnlator. Blaettnars .......w, ot.a. f'loe 88\imlle. aurod. Eupno Smith, WY - 11 10 IIOic •c lDUVod, \ CLYDE G. MILLHONE Meigs County Tre•surer . Rutland F..,rniture RUTLAND, OHIO , Phone SH. 2-4811 '' ' Ju.t1for V!~a FOR CHRISTMAS '60 lul.:k - rCJl. YiiU' ,•.' ,I - •" ;>:;. '~ ~~ ctt Tli6 ·QO<IIU �' '~- ,. • I' ..." Around And About Middleport IN 5:011 P. r.lol\d l ' ' ''' NOW YOU KNOW j 01 ._...... .. .... . ..... tile .U.Ieel World, Oily I b e ,,, :"'• .r l!DJIIIulvl llllrYIY· e(. 1111 11' . , u r. ,,, ~- .1 Cent. ' l'aD oU tile llevtll ......... , ......uac .. ..... n1 f .e • -at y .' en tine lrlof .. - To Jlfl'lod• ot IIIII - .... Itt ....... . . • , J· Uw 11-11. .. 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