http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f39a205bfeed82181728cfa78be7e464.pdf 3b96578e72b9a1fe819a3d9e476c7ec1 PDF Text Text ·.!.'!., •• ' '• ' I =ri SOCIAL l ~~;;u~;::: Aroumf And l CAl.dJVNDAR' !...1~::-r:~ ~SO:!:• . ~ MidiJI~oort' ' .~®uf ·. · . 4 .' . ~~"'··- """!~"""ox:• M~:n!:'~r~~~~H~~:,:;end ,.:Mainly Aoout ' ' H'ELEM HELP us·.! I . ,. e · of Great Mea of God. '' . ' ' by Helen services will be •etd II the Miss Hulda Klein ~ returnlroUb'·, lei Helen help YOU. ' n ~ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Church of Christ. ed from Cl ' nclnnaU 'flbere she eoaDirJ Need; .. Plkk 1m l · a Bookmobe ••·' w CJCleton. M". VI a o • Special music wiD pre..U with ' 'Helen: ...,.. ' ill also welc\lrne.. your Ad'· CmerOy · Mrs. Lois Ann Jones and ch~- bile Librarian, gu~t s~a~:~;t oented each evenlDJ by the :"!t!:,~~.u:;li:. Sloeck· What this country needs II l dresolln s ':e~o~e::· a1 Mls'i Leda Mae Kraue lrr en- drcn of Columbus were wee • tho regular meetmg o .~ choil'll of partlclpaliDJ •• who '• recup_era\ing from, maBood five-cent greetin& card ' ted! Holzer Hospital Sunday , l •nd guests of her grandpa':""ts, Elementary P.T.A, Jan. I~ o churches. Minister& and their jor surg~ry. Joining ber m Cinfor other eccasjens than Christ- ~ newspaper. . for olls<>rvation and treatmenl. Mr and ~'"· Richard Cam)>- 7:30 p.m. at the grade sc d\1. sermon topics are as follows: cinn•• was ber sister, Miss Edmas: ty . . ·' & '· I er room number " :lat . I belL . . . Refreshments Wlli be s•rve y Monday -"Lord, Save ,. y k City How come you can get prot H n Mrs .tames Pat ter-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wotlmm G. CooJ> the lhird grade m~thers. Me." Rev. Marvin Dowsoa of lth Klein of New or, bu, Cbri.s\1118S cards In boxes . Mr. ~ ~iss Florence Circle: er anJ lStln, Mike of BrecksvJI\e Theodorus Council, Daughter. Heath Methodist Church. They also vi.slted in Columb s of 21 lor lesS than a dollar, bul . oon an l d in Columbus· were weekend guesls of hiS par· of America, Monday at 7.30 p. Tuesday - "Lord, Search ' with their sister, Mrs, Ro ert IIIII TRY to get a bll1bday card, v!Wlsli:.·~ll~a UID' ~,Y,g· I•s Ci rcle a1 ' .oils, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. CooJ> m. at the l<J?F Hallo. Charter Me," Rev. Donald Hlckl, Kayser and In Middleport with nmn•thy cards, what bave you, " " " " " d d n mem ry of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. 0. · -, '"" , ()c. 11 cb~ Umversll y llo'pita l \·Irs Circle cr. to be ':~pe ~rst and Bertha Church of Cbrlsl. . for less than 1. ce~tnd": By WUilalll Lawrence, · D.D.S. " ompru~tng Irom I''"'' , urg-, Marguer:• e . ers and th Wfol!neSday- "Lord, Show PM~-iei~d Mrs. 0. p, Klein casionally you can , . AUer may h< a Cllllli of ery, and her room number is • TO mscuss YMCA WcKentozoe.tt~~/~cwhite. e Me," Rev. Howard Ruppell, bave received word that their . my one fo~ IO•::e"Nts~wbu~f ":y perjdo~l disease (~orrliea), 8 83 team First United Prtsbylerlaa Kl 1 LINDA STAFTORD ofteo they re ... • • th Nation' ' lnsliiBte ol 1 I P T PLEASANT - All organ-I JAN. 18 Churrh. son, cOmmander Peter F. en can make lio114•Y Gree\ing says e earch.. More) lamll· Mr. and Mrs Rubell Hat . tzatoons m the com mumty are j , Thursday - Lon!, Sireoglb- who is in ciiarge of Misalies Mr. and Mn. Jack H. Sial· cards for less, why not the olb- Dental Res·to us In the lilrm ol brechl of Wot·thington VIS \It'll urged to be represented at a I The Salisbury PTA Will meet •• ~e." Rev. Donald Booae, and Weapons is aboard the ford. Sr., lludaad, ... IJio kind? MAD lariy know~ eyes stuffy' hoses, Saturduy. w.th hJS mother. Mrs. , t Tuesday 2 p. m. in the Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. .Ali par· First Baptist Cburcb. USS Topeka and Ia on patrol aouaclnl the easagemeal and Dll4r Mad: sneezes, tc aU.:'gic reactionl Noronan M•·Cu ll um und ullend· i ~O:.'~~oom of the Presbyterian eats are urged to attend. Friday - "Lord, Send duty off tha coast of VIetNam. apProachllg marrlale of their Good ques• Maybe mass hives, toe~· lnvol•ed In this dl· od tbe funeral of Moss Eliot' I ~hurch wb<n Walter Jacoby wtll JOF class of the United Meth- Me," Rev. Nyle Borden, He is based iD Sublc Bay, Pbli· JODDF dousbler, ,LbiU Cor· Is the answer ...:com. : : . ' , Garland I di scuss the rommunity's rec- odisl church scheduled lor Mon· Mount Moriah Baptist Church. ipplnes. roll, to MR. Paul H. WDsoa, pan!es can aHord leso profit on . hal been Mis• Pollv K"' ul ('o\umbus and the possl-' dey evening changed to Tues- Servl'ces will begin at !:30 Mr. and Mrs. Jam_ es Brewing- IOD of Mr. •""" UN .Boward Christmas cardS beca~e they Periodontal dtsesse d 11011 • tl I · 1 " "" program I th b me H 1 1 with '"' .. ,.. b Another scourage of mankllld I 0 spe"t lht· wc·eko·nu "' ' "' ,, . hIt f h a program being day at 7·30 p.m., at e o P m ooch eveo!Dgl , ton visited in un mg on Alldrew WU..o, 55! HIP St., eell so many of I em. a I 'anclenl ents, ;1 , and Mt' Clmrit'' R ' '' ' ~ sur d YMCA ac- of Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, . . oo -. their daughter and son-in-law, enlor IDSWer: people in eur "affiuenl some an!mais, Bnee bar c\et'o K rr Sr. "\a\ll)rs Hun Htll ePntl:'rt:d aroun a • b ~W{&!!l i-1E!li1i?b~ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo. Middleport. Linda Is a I l ty" actually seem to en- times. It B a disease c a aMr• ,,,; F.akms of llJ\ ton "'" dmg to an announce~ent ~ Lydia Circle of the Uruted Mrs. Brewington remained for at Rauand mp S<bool. Her ~aylng more for lees - es- !zed by sW!)ilen, inflamed gums, arm'" s.,lord.ll '"' • v" ot James H LewiS, preso ento; , Methodist church Tuesday i~~ several days visit. Hance OWDJ and operalel claD If the price Ia priDted lonna ion of pockels betweell woth her SISters and hrother-tn·. the local Chamber of C -~7:30 p.m. al the church, w 1, Mrs. James Jividen was re- Wftson's Car WIBb ta Mlddl~ Ia~ sight on the back of teeth and gums, sbrlnkap of law Mrs. Wilham Kol\onger and merec Mrs. Wilson Carpenter and Mrs. ceived Into membership during poet. A oummer weddla& II uepcard -H. honelbat holds teeth In the jaw. -·- -c· E· Blakeslee as leaders: hosh' beiDg plaDied. H· • end loosening of teeth. P.D., 8l D · nd EDiered Hospital Sundsy morning wors 1p serv· 1 Dear e1en. di use tesses, Mrs. T. A. ownte a I ices al Heath Methodist Church U they can make car radios 11 is called, is the 1ea ng ca Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Persons entering Holzer Hos- with the Rev. M. E. Dowsoo ofthat come on strong the minute' of tooth ~ after "'I" 35 · · the last 48 hours Inted whw' , Even med thoughforthere Is 110much opeI Women's Guild of l.he Feder· pi tal dunng l lieiating. The choir presen ' you turn tb'e car key, allergy ' ated church, Tuesday aRet 7:30 eluded: MrsF. TthoAm:s E.D~~ an anthem, "Salvation is CreMat· IS dollkn'tlse~l' mllrakeed coafrshhelvear~gs ~n;.;:., .;;,.t II. Using t hI • l•d" under the dlrecton of r. ew ' m 1D M Mary Vlfgmla tbel, meens, 812 1rs v · · . Ht Wor • f LD knowledge, scientists a · · · p.m. JSS program leader: executive corn- L. Ferrell, 31 Evans s.; : William Russell. OpiC lor ten m~les - CO R. which is part of the part· mittee is host. A shower "ill thy A. Evans, 29 Evans. His., Mr and Mrs. Chlarles' Mur, Dear Cold, I H lth Education and be held lor Mrs. Wilbur Perrin. Mrs. Ernest M. •Ike) Wtseman, ra ~f Point Pleasant, w. Va. Reports of the Mid-Wmler Please! Ask your friendly ~er: ~) .:.. been able to ,.. The Past Presidents of the Orchard H•ll: Marhn /;'~Is: I viiited Saturday with his moth- .stilute Saturday '" 'I neighborhood ~mce stal~on !Jar som< typ;cal signa ol A erican Legion Auxiliary of Addtson : Ira Balfd, Rl. a ' Mrs. Clara Murray. Their I were given when the man. My troubte-shooling 15 or p uce Blilmals. ' ~w Webster Post will mecl l polis ; Mrs. Eddte Gtlmore, Rt. er ~ Kenneth is working on his IMethodist Yo_uth Fellowship met families, not family cars. -H. P.D. In ::boralory t~at certain I esda at 7· 30 p m at the 2 Galhpo\ls; Thomas R. LewiS, I' so , 'Ohio State Univer- 1Sunday eventng at lhe <burch. Dear Helen: Does " me•n Wedn 0 f ~ G<orge .H•ckett ' Rt. 2 Thurman: Raymond L. doctorate at Miss Rhonda fly sell, president, You seem to be the only per- typea of P.D. could h< prevent· hom~ b rs. re reminded to Layne Palnot Siar Rt: James stty. d M cond)lcted the business son 1can turn to without jeop- ed by desensitization, as ts,~ emti ~rs f~r Mtller Cottage. A we'stfall, Bidwell: Mrs. Paul The son born to Mr. an b rs. 'ing. I ardizing my reputation or self· slble wllh s_ome a~l~rgtes : • rmg ar c es 'd Patriot Star Rt , Mrs. Newman Burdette was om res eel I'll make II brief. My controlled With anllhistammes. JAN. 11 ~;.~YF. Cobb, Patriot sU.r Rt.; Thursday, January 13 instead of l Reporting were Robbie ~:e~: lia:r.e ~nd 1 are recent ecllege 11 could~. but further research I l Class 12, Heoth Metbodlsl Jeffrey D Workman, Cecil ! sug· graduates. is needed. - - 1 Church, to meet Wednesd.": ant; Joe CHBradl?schultz Pt Bradbury are vacationing in ' ~estoons for makmg chr•sttan :;:M~s, ~~ There Is a rantr ·;c electron· ,Jan 19 at the church, lmmed•· en ; Mrs. ow~lad s Tho,mr.s I Florida. homes by having worship een- an' ut hlmself through col- ie tooth that N.l , is expecl1 ateiy following the wee~u~~ I Pieasant ;nM~~s. Jo:Oph C W:l' I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goble ters, daily devotions, prop"': le ~e a~d inte'nds to do the same menling with. It :-as in It sb 3 .. Jones, Pieasant: Mrs Robert are spendlllg several days I: s the next four ye:. . People I of Belleville, w .Va, spent Sttn· ' day witll his sister and brother- 'ottel, .. JAN. t! VOL XVII NO. 229 I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Police . ' ·' .. fD. TUESI1JAY, JANUARY 18, 1966 \ fiVE CEN'I'$ _,.. • -~-WASHINGTIIN ~UP! Robert C. Weaver ow<>m lo today as the natloo's first NegrO cabiDel member. He look his oath of olllte •• oecretary of hoUsing and urbaa alfain at a White House w•• ill Enforce Meter Penalties Jaycee Week is Observed by Chapter llit i: (lospl'tall\teWS -' ' er . enttne \ Health I at y • Dtnlole4 To TluJ ,,.,.,_, 01 Tile M.,..,uori ,4,. y0ur Den :·•. I • • .. p I • WORLD 1: I lnStl'tute at Portsmouth T • a MYF • · \J: ' CONTINUES THE ' I t·· ~~wp;~:!: F~~::;.,"sA;~;::~nde~~~r AU THIS WEEK! I MANY NEW SPRING SHOE FASHIONS NOW IN STOCK chai~man: hosl~ses, :o~ it.. ~~rs;tw~;t ~~:~~~~~: ~~~ · Fi~:~• ID l w:_~ec~~~~ ~a;~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS o: r ~in~~e ::po~:':."'i:Si! ~~'!o~~fna~u:~~ ror' gra~~ ~:~ha~."able batterle~. ac~~ltie~ 1~nd · program , D Chambers, Rio Grande ·ed 'u,. day's dif· Mrs. Perry Mttch, Mrs. a_w- na '· ar , . Pl~asanJ· Coile e student spent the week·' ferent buzz sess on e on d at a noted •university renee Milhoan, Mrs Orin Smttb • ard Dow , R~. ~ ~!~ghan Mtd- end ~ith his parents, Mr. and i vanous ooplcs of lnelrest to a~ st"~/miles from his propos. and Mrs Carl Mall ox. Mrs. Rtchar , d Cl b ' youth He reported that 300 Ia u 't ters The winding Trail Garden dleport. M~. MarvdM :u~~::~: M~:r ~~c:a~rs. ~~e~~·Harris,l youth. and counselors attended !· ~r:~o~:: =~e:ilt~~~~ail; club will meet at the Ohto Po;~ , Syracuse , ·~; ;·~ 'sm;th Rut· Colu;.bus spent the weekend , the sessJOn. marry but presently marriage " office, Wednesda\:\.:wis ter, R~~~~e; ~~td i,, Mou~t)Oy, with his 'rather, Mr. Robert [ Sandy Johnson reported on : is out' of the question both bep.m. wtth M~. t ~~,; 88 host· ~n~deD' ·Mrs Robert J Coin Harris, Sr. and ll>etr daughter. the area of christian conduct 1cause of nnances and distance. and '<Irs. Ro r R:ckbridge ; Calvin G. Lyons, Susan Harris, a teac)jer ia the 11tn school ond the importance .of l Jur love is deep and strong 1:::::::==================' ·-- · - · - .' ~~:0!~~: ·;~0 a:::::~ I~ 0 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ~- ~t'al~ tser~~~e :~e~~n ~h~~~;:,s~hl~~\!~~'e.t ;'! ·,, r~asoo aced 1D This tooth bao been pi the jaw of a human volunteer I the purpdie of meuurtng ;;essure and direction of force In chewing. It is hoped that this device will provide Informmation on muscular fllnclloa and related phenomena.thal sptea ·~~~Is esses. Jan. 20 I Jackson; Mrs. Leonard Marcum Pmnero) Schools. . 1eetting a chrtsiJan example With land we see no why II Do you ond are ' The One won One ciaS! nl the Rt. 3 South Point, Leen•rd Mar- Keith Morgan, Ohio Umver· other classmates. shouldn't be fulfilled, w1th or ~ye ::,d and receive mes, Pomeroy First Bapllst church ) cum, Rt. 3 3outh Point; Earl sily, spent the w..kend wl~ Eddie Brown atseussed the . wtlh~t marriage but w~:a:: ~a ees? WOW . wit\ meel at the church, Thurs- , F. Kinker, Oak Hill; Paul R. hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rog area of social life of the aver- ~ res~amed ourselves beca Is g day .Jeouaq 20. instead of Jan· IMorton. Rt. 2 Chillicothe; Mrs er Morgan. h C 1 t Fri- age teen-ager. He brought out ~t wa_~/.oty~rt;rt!::'tng YMII" child's teeth elralghl· uary 2'/, as scheduled. Mr.s. Roger A. Merrill, Wellston; Mrs. Mr~. Kennel . a e spen 'the fact that t..n.agers have posSJ 11 use of enln oblems may sooa be IGeorge Skmner and Mrs Voc- 1' Joe Clark, Rt. 1 Oak Hlll; Mrs day m Belpre wtlh her ~r:r I more money to spend than youth pregnant,/~ al~ ~lil>n !den~~ before they even dfo l'or Young woll be hostesses and David R. Karr, Ravenswood; and SISter-m-law, Mr. a s, :bad years ago and the tempts· gosSip an , oss o rep_u I' 'ns velop Preasures of longue aM". Ellen Couch in charge of, Mrs. Dutton, Sr, Ironton. 1Richard Roller and new daugh· lions and dedsions that lace the How 1;'g ~~~ ~s"=s\~te gai,nst palate during nallowl devofions. Births ter, Lon teen ..ger in the area of con· will ho T,:. g to 8 clergyman 1ng can now be measured by speo Mrs. Eddie Gilmore, Rt. 2 formity. ~ sayh 1 ~bat we wanl 1o clallnstrumenll and these deGalhpolis, daughter ,_ 3 06 ?·"' M Chase's Brother Refreshments were served by ~ ': i: ~bel• can an unmar· vices bave shown marked dlf· I ATTEND INSTITUTE Saturday; Mrs. Davtd R. Karr, r. Dwtght Dowson and Eddie , 0 f advice and 8 ferences in tongue pressures. I The Rev. M. E. Dowson and Ravenswood, son, 3 25 p m. Sat- Dies in Baltimore Brown following the meeting. rted gir1ti go 1 ~ 8 100 per cent Children with abnormal fmlfo Iseveral members of the Junior i urday; Mrs. Richard W. Vau, f W It ,Those present were Okey Ril· P~:~'P on ~aceptive•-K. 7 ue pressures may have pr<dlctMethod!St Youth FellowshiP ghan M<ddleport daughter, 21 Funeral servJCes or ~ er .ler Doxie Walters, Tommy e ec ve con · ' able types ol crooked teelb. were in PortsJMuth Saturday to ' a.m.,' sunday; M~. Robert D. H. Chase, brother of Mr. "" lc..;ke, Verne Ord, Ken Smith, Dear K: L ou wanted Thus orthodontic treatment can , attend the Mid-Wmter Institute Rogers, west Columbia, son. ?id Chase, werehihei~ Th~di' 1 Van Johnson, Dwight Dowson, was,ll;. !.nsultlnl 8 be more easily evaluated and held at the Trinity nnd Frank· 2-5 2 a m Sunday· Mrs. Thorn- m Balltmore, 0 C sylvia Swanson, Jennifer Goble, to w, ~ou (And he'd tell pl8lllled 1 ,tin Ave Methodist Churches. 8 ~ E Cr~meens, ;on, 7:~ a.m. 59, died last Sunday 18 0 um· Rhonda Hysell, Eddie Brown, doetor, no h':all error being · 1 The Rev. Dowson taught •ever· Sunday; Mrs. Roger A. Merrm, lbus. . db l!'llr- Sandy Johnson, Robbie Ord ~I ~: ! there is no such Please ..,d your qMIIIoll •· ' al classes dormg the day-londg Wellston daughter' 9 40 P m. ldHe h'~ sdaurvlv~ter Yr.:'r:"nratric- and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ~lng as~~ 100 per cent effec- beul delltal health le Dr. Lawsession Youth members atten • S d ' o ' L!l ug ' · Jones ee c-o thla ,aper While mg we~e Doug Dow son, Sandy "" ay. Di ;;--. ed ia Shank, Columbus; his moth· ' · Uve birth control measure, e&- :: • · wwer ...,.; letter Robb' Ord Kenny sc arg er Mrs Viola Sales, Lancaster: pecially lor uneasy unmarrieds.) ~1 ~:~o=~d Ed~= Bro~n. I James F. Barnett, Margl L L-1 • 't rother, Harold, Middleport, Theater Party II Your wboie letl~r shouts the !""o~lym : : - -- - - - ~- ~ Bryan. Paula C. Burgess, an and two granddaughters. Allend• ' questions you avoid asking. Is wlerel w llll WOMEN'S don Burnette, Mrs. Bnce H. Iing the services from Middle- Grven on B~rthday · an affair the enly way? And column. I Chapman. Mrs Giendyn .C port were Mr. and Mrs. Harold I Warner enterlliiDed will 11 work out? Answers to ----1 ITALIAN STYLE Cherrington, Mrs. Garrett Chrts. Cbase. Me. and Mrs. Raymond wi~;·~ ~r.!atre party Saturday both are: Probably not. You 15th Annual Style ty, Richard Dow, Robert . G. Lievlng, Mrs. G<rald Anthooy, evening hnnorlng her son, Steve, can manage long-distance mar· Show is March 17th Grate, Mrs Arthur L. Halley, Mrs. David Jenkms, Mrs Shlr· on his lith birthday. rllll!e better than you can sur- PT. PLEASANT_ Tbe 15111 l Lee S. Jonson, Mrs. Om C. ley Mills and Mrs. Harold Eb- Following the show, the group rive a long-diStance i~ve alfmr annual atyle show and "Miu eBLACK $J.99 •Lathey, Bert McAbee, Mrs. ersbacb. th W home Le- _and cheaper too (think of the , ed 1 eBROWfolpr, ! Rolph McGraw, Will ia m Molwi~~~ ;:rra!e !~:~ Mrs. 'war- motel bills you'll save). The rea- Spr~~e ~': J:~o1 !ins, Mrs Harold C Newland, MESSENGER STAKES g assisted' by Mrs. Kermit sono (for pesple of your upbring. by , Cl lite local Retail Size 4 to 10 ner, e m cake Jng an high ideals) are totally mans U 1 Mrs Bonme M. Pm mger, SamI uel .H Reed, Wesley D. SimpWESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!) - Walton, icek cr a ' bak- obvious, and you already D8111· Merchants division ol the Pl. I kms Mrs Herbert C. Stanley The fl50 ,000 added Messenger and can y. e ca es were od them in your letter Pleasant • Malon County Qwa. Middleport 1Erskine Wome\dorf Lem: Stakes, harness racings richest ed by ~:ve·:,;~"\r':: Lf!' ASK yourselves two· more ber of Ctmmerce wm h< be1d 1';;:;;:::;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;~~:;;;:;:;;;:;~: uei Bailey,· Wtlham J. Borock, event, will be slagrd at Ebers 'a 8 r, • questions: Is there any real Mercb 17 at 7:ll0 p. m. 1D 1111 1Mrs. Buell G. Burnette, Nancy Roosevelt Raceway on Oct. 29 • ry. li di lh th t reason why your fiaoce can't Pl. Pleasaat llllb achool audJ. 1 . b it was announced Sundsy by Atten ng e ea re were univ 'ly' lorium. 1 Canter. M". Vmcent J. Da o, k 'd 1 AI , L Wei!. Scott Wallon, Mark Werry, transfer to YOUR em · ''Misa ._._...., , IIIII ... , Mrs. Everett Hall, Ira McClure, I irac preSl ..':"__ VID • Andy Vaughan Scoll v an And - pooling exp<Dseii-Wby .,•...,wme Rev Will tam H. Perr_in, table with while cover and Vranken, Jim Wiles, Jell Shank can't you be wed and educated ~ I The Mrs. Clifford L. Russell, LISa tered lib en . arrangement ana Larry and Steve Warner. II? Olberl have. ~ H. •· Pl. PI I Wallamt TONIGHT & TUESDAY c Smith Mrs. Ralph Waiters, ceo w IJoin' the for refresh. ThiJ columD Is dedicated to tehao... euan • . "$HENANDOAH" Mrs Do~aid L. Willls, Leroy of orange and yellow Rowers, mg IfM~Pand Jeff War· lamll,y UviDS, so II you're baV· and Hannaa Mn. J~ C.~ I Wy~nt, Mrs Michael S. Swat· with ora': ~tt!s in gold bold- : "11 were (Tecbmcolor) IDS kid trouble or julll plain man II geaeral ehalrmlll. James Stewart Doua: Me. 1 • 8 • zel and infant son, Mrs. Rex F. en on e er Clure, Glenn Corbett, Pat· rick Wayne,~.. Katharme Ross, Church and infant daughter, Rosemarr. r·orsyth, J 1 m e 1 Mrs. Frederick D. Miller and Beat, PhiliP Allrod. j infant son. ' ' I . ..,,.,.,, I Ut!'" °· -'· t' ' MJ days of fun and sun in 'tlfbeautiful Caracas-Venezuela's most modera city. .~All expenses paid! Nothing IJl,. to do but write your name! W'NNER SEtECT£0 FROM L' AREA ONLY\ S0vtbeastern OniO ... ,.-- 'fll>ll'll win9~ 'fOUfChanCOS ol WI Not a oat•onal dra ....,.1., than Regoste< with ,._ - ..::..-:= LOAFERS ! r": Roush's Shoe Store ... ,..a tor ntglstenng ~ DlR' llont I Nothing to buy I GET YOUR ENTRY FORM HERE-AND orr rus NORGE VALUE OF THE WEEK GOP Charges $8 Billion Stolen band E MEIGS THEATRE ':n::'::V Ia · .l, 1 Colorcartoon• Admission: 7~ and 40e WED. ond THURSDAY Norge Washer Januery 19-20 NOT OPEN --1, Bernice Winn of ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT I i Shrine Pre1ides Mary Shrine, White Shrine of I -~ SPEEDS i Jerusalem, mel 11 regular 1 fRIDAY and SATURDAY I session Friday evening at the [ e4 OIFFERENT WASH January 21-22 WATERS IOOF hall with Bernice Winn, ' "GENCiHLS KAHN" : worthy high priestess, presid. l, tt'ULLY AUTOMATIC (Technicolor) ' I 1 Stephen Boyd, James Mason, lmg. Eli Wallach,_, Francoise Dor· Invitations were received to leac 'felly ~avalas, Robert attend the institution of a Shrine . Moriey Yvonne Mitchell, Omar • Sharif, DB <anghiJ Iat St. Petersburg, Fla. end also to attend • reeeptlon for Fran· Klihn. "MORO WITCH DOCfDR" ces Aunger, supreme worthy Jock J\laboney, Margie Dean, guide in Phoenix, Ariz. Lllllao Pancho Mangalona. Stei!f and Mrs. Winn reported 'I on a visil to Athens State Ho&SUN., MON. •nd TUESDAY pitol. Several members were J•nu•ry 23-24·25 WY 2-2635 ''THE SANDPIPER" reported ill at home and alia OHIO I\IIOOLEPORT !Technicolor) several in hospital. A white Elizabeth Tat or, Richard Bur- elephant sale wao announced lwstnmiiiM',..'IN•Iedtrs• ton, Eva Marie Saint, Morgan ~-r the February meeting, Mason. Chas. Bronson. w Colorcortaan• At the c!Me of the meellng, ~...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,,..;A;;;d;;m;;t;;",;,;io_n_7_5e_&_~ _ _ _... , refreshments were eerved from I ' r I INGELS = ' . A ·u t-o m at1c ' Electric. Bla '• . - . ets FURNITURE •. 1 ' INIQJR!Giel ' ' ' \ ' ., '. ., : �, . II ,Voice of Broadway -THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA By Jack O'Brian ·Richard S. Ow'en, Publisher CheSt;rr Tahnehill, Editar day by The Ohio Volley Publishing Com2-21~ Entered u se<:ond chss mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, oii\o. National . advertising repreSentative: BotLinelli Kimball, Inc., · 343 Lexlllg!OII Ave., New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; on. year in advance •t the Daily Sentinel of· fice $15.50; sjx monthll, $7 .80, three monthl $3.SM), By Motor Route where carrier servke not available one month $1.30. By mall one year $10.00; Six months, $5.25; Three months, $3.00. COMMENTJ liNG EDITORIALLY Mothers March "Why did It happen to my baby!" Have you; or has anyone that you know ever bad to ask this question? Do you know what It muna to bave I child born with a disabling phyllical delect or a brain damaged by 10me unknowll ~ PUJe? Million• of American mothera do. Many of them live here in our own community. Tonigh~ many mothers, concerned about birth defects and the tragedy it brings 10 famille&, will be calling at our bomes..i,!l tbe Annual Mothers' March for tbe Marcb of Dimes. They will be aeeking contributions to 1peed the work against the nation's larg. est killer and crippler of children. But they will also carry a message of hope, of oignificant progreSJ in tht fight agalnat · birth defects. Pioneered by the March of Dimes In Its ' I l , regional treatment centers, improved di- agnostic methods, new medical and surgical techniques, and exte nsive rehabilita· lion have revolutioni zed the outlook for babies born with birth defects. The March of Dimes is also supporting , the largest national non-governmentaJ scientific research program in birth defects. The importance of prenatal care in the development and birth of healthy bebies is also being stressed by the March of Dimes in a nationwide public education program encouraging mothers-to-be to take · a~v anta g e of this important medical at· tentl(m. If the question, '" Wby did it happen to IJa by '; " has never been ask ed in your hume. g1ve thanks. and give to the Marching ~lu t ht·r· ton ight. m ~· There Is ANeed Next week will be observed as Na: tiona! YM CA Week. and this is the time when nei ~ h b o ri n g Gallipolis .is considering orgamzing a Young Men s Chnstian Association The first YMCA was estab· Jished in 1844 in London, when George ' Williams gathered a group of friends, ; and formed an organization designed to ~ _,.J'al~e life a bit more bearable for work. · ~'iii- caught in the cruelties of the indusi:Jrial revolution. Seven years later 1 !"Boston sea captain, Thomas V. Sullivan, eard of the London organization and ook on the task of organizing the first uch group in America. ,. The goals of the YMCA from the .atart, and still in force today, have a sing' ''' ' le purpose: to develop better citizens. ·, This means better in mind , body and in ' : the heart. At its roots are the teaching ' Of Jesus. and the principles of Chris:"tianity. We will hear some people say '-that those needs are aireadv met in the ,activities of the churches a1id the public !•chools, but we find many who are out<&de the pale of these two organizations, ;-:who could fit into th e pict ure of the iYMCA. One of the great benefits that rwould come, would be t.he linking toge'ther of various cjlllrches in a single efrfort to do a massive piece of work in providing a common meeting place for denominations. , Years ago there was a YMCA in Mid~leport. II served a wholesome purpose .' \\then the community was a stopover for ' hundreds of railroad men moving in and ' out of the Hobson yards. · The time may come again when our <J!eople will want. to consider a new _"VMCA this time perhaps on a county:Wide basis. I f ru ~\ ' over not jusf was appointed ass'! proseSean Connery'• Ire gtottlng the "tOp lee" from the cu\or In Newark; he's 25, just Sammy Davit -Show aller be out of Seton Hall In June, pasJoarned tbe Burtona were paid ld his bar oams 1J1t]y four f5,000 was nicely soothed by months qo ... But baa be a bit paying liim szs.ooo for the ahow record? lrlstead of .12,500 ... Fatblr Peo Dick Llbiratore <a deeja,t 1er O'Reilly, thorny ecclllla~ who produces • arralll!es reo cal beckler.plcketer at Sl. Jolm'l cordlnga tor lbt Destiny- label) University, 11 called by olber It Alan Freed'• SOD-Iii-law ... . priests, '"11te clerical Mlke Ebony Magozille prabeo RuWhile Pelty Duke laped lbt .Quill - but with no sense nl , dolph Bing for breaking lbt coJ.. Ptrry Como lhOw ber D • w bumor" ... ~ pqw dl'- Gl'-llne InN. Y. blillme opera; IJ'DOIII Barr)' Falk, awepl n't mention the lawyer inVOlved be's the Branch Rlctef. ol lhl lhrollgh the midtown aollqtlt as "ewing man" In Casslna Met . ·. The DJW "Balman" l-'\1 ahopl to decorate tbelr nell Clay's Musllm-promotioos of !be aeries will have four minutes ol H'wood boine .. Salvador ball 11ext ebamp!OIIahlp, lWberl AI- ~lals each ball !lour Ia- and deslper Jl'lyno D (bolla un, also had been lnvi!stigat- tllead of the lbnle CUBIOl1181'111 up for the ygr'1 blusblng-vtoo lag cl<lletl-drcult eporta pro1110- countenanced ... Allboulb tilt )fl awarda) ~ · •e;epted'' a Uons In Fed. Att'y Robert Mot- ado lor Julie Christie In Ill N. new dre!s "which <811 be wora pntbeu's office ·. So be ~ad Y. dallies after abe ' won lhl frollt or bofk," HawaU . bad . acceSs 10 all the secrets .. . 'Jle ' er!Ues' award u beet film ao- u- deeatla ago dl!ly'rt also works lor Louis Nlzer. We • of lha year (for "Dar- tailed Mum Mums. They must printed here weeks ago the now lir)g") show t10111e (but DOt be doing IIOillell>lui"'rre.utlbly certain soonbustup of Casslna wow-wee) cleavaae, the Wall blp 11 the Metropole -Tomm1 \:lay and hi' Louisv!Ue white Street Journal's fuil-pliger deo- Grimes and fiance Jeremy Slate. !Jeckera . . . Tile naUonal Catho- orously amearetl off Pld II'OJI)o wallted «0 blocks 10 the jBZI Uc "Messenger of the Sacred anly asset . ,. l'wtllll oalliiiC jolnL Heart" celebrates Its looth annl:__ ___;___;___;=...:.:=~!::;::__ _ _ _ _ __ ftrsary with a aew editor and 2-Dall,f Seollnel, ~ddleport, 0., .JBIL 18, 1118& lormal Chicago right now owings the way N. Y. City used to . . . The up-top Democrala 18)' N. Y. Assembly opeaker A. '!'ravia's after • Federal judgeahlp and some Dems are for H just to get an an~-organization 11111n out of Ita beln; but LBJ reoists IUCb tradilll! In Federal H...R Bottel--' benches . -: Apart from the strike itself, what makes Now YOUI'H ASXED FOR IT! resses ol boya overseas? Thtt)'' Yorkert meddeot are the ••Off This column is for young wll be most 11rateful for your Duly" cabs; they're amazingpeople, their problelllli llld letters -H. ly amenable to mragatuitlea and there sure ought ID be a pleasures, their troubles and HIS LOVB Bl!lLONOI - TO fun. Jd with lhl rest of Helea penalty. 87 WWiam S. 'ftfl8 . Help US 1, It welcomea hwgha JIJMSIILF' Newlywed Arlene Dabl (Mrl. but won't dodge a aeriou:. ques- Dear Hellll: George and I dated fOta' As the Great Society, It will contrary, respectable polls !lllf" Alexis Lichine), In matcblng lloo Wllb a brush • off. WASIUNGTON - T h t reaomonths, thell went steady lor aernbled Congress oUers oppor- sqrely be put upon • thinner gesl a people appreciative of mink bat and coat In the E. 17th Send your teen • age que. seven months. He aoked me tunity and danger lo" tlle miiiOI' diet. And for this the G.O.P. that session's achievements end St. Porlhault's (chic napery em· lty Republicans In about equal will receive credit from voting more inclined to go forward porium) ordered matching bed Uons to YOunl ASKED FOR Ill marry him and I told hhn I conservatives even thougll it here than to look back 1n second trays ... Singer, Jane Morgan IT, care of Helea Help US I, ould If-I felt his way after n proportions. aracluated from high scboo . H• wed Jerry Weintraub .. . The this newspaper. They begin with an undoubt- will come about almost solely thoughts. FOR THE FIGHTING MEN Ill a wonderful boy from a nlct subway strike struck Roulette edly strong chance for pickilll! because of the monetary deAs to Viet Nam, the under- Records u !unnv and new L.P. Dear Helen: family, awfully nice. up a good llllllly seals from mands of the war In Viet Nam. stmdable Republican tempta- album, "Lei's Play Strike," In I've read everytblng In your But his desires are too great the Democrats in next Novem- The art of politics does not tion to hit at President Johneolumn from broken bearta to , read tlle fine print; unearned for me to fulfill and be Is too ber's Congressional elections. the same crazy·mi•ed up nulty credit is credit all the same- son's war policies as too little interview style as "A the LBJ fingernails, bull beven't !llrward In showing blo feelings eould gel tllo G.O.P. Into They set off, too, wlth the •• Ia unearned blame. Ranch" (using r111l taped voio- St!en anything about what we for me. I broke up with him great trouble. For the only es of Mike Quill, Gov. Rocky, personally can do for the boya plain possibility of seeing a recently because I "'ielll" .if .l In a word, as this sesofon of real criticism of these pollcies substantial cutback in the welMayor Lindsley, etc.) will be In Vietnam. During the '{orean didn't it would be lot IOtA!.· ... fare programs of tlle Johnson Colll!ress opens, the G. 0. P. to date has .,._n issuing m -ushed to tho possibly too-Irate eonllict, my Mother wrote to Now he threaens to k Ill Great Society which the last is in relatively lhe soundest great shrillness from a Demo- N. Y. records ~pinnera 'ftle aome 30 boys she didn't !mow himself, Helen. He rides around session authorized under the position it has kno"'D since the CM!tic left - wing fringe, with bagm1n for a nearby dty's and her letters helped a lot (27 an night long. 1 live on a deaPresident's tireless persuasion. onset of the JohllS<ll1 Adminis- great voeal power and little crime colleciions is due tor • of tllem were orpbans). She gerous corner and every night GJven the best of circum· tration. All the same, there else. rubout dashed off wtth $180,aaya the ~apers were full of ba comes racllll! along, hla stances in the host of all are rocky paths ahead, as well The Republican• will not" be 000 belonging to the blg 8IIJ possible worlds, the Democrats as shady lanes of bope. The wi se to climb out on the other an• with gal pal may hove turn- IJllllles and addresses of boys tires screcehing and horQ who would like to get maiL blowing. He doesn't think I love could not in any event hope 10 grea(est problem for the party tip of tllis wavering limb. For ed up In Vegas ... "Cashbox" Why can't they run a columo him. He's blaming hlmseif and score so vastly in Seoote and - and a problem fully recogniz- that way could easily lead to mag named Dean Martin No. I Uke· this about boys In the sooner ·or later he'll wreck and House races this year as they ed by such responsible leaders their self - labeling " a wild "album vocalist of the ;year'' present war Ior whatever they then I'll blame myseU all my as Sen. Everett McKinley Dirk"wor party" Interested only scored in 1964 in the unexam(tbty've been drinking!) . call Ill? life. Wby must love be 10 pail>pled l•nrislide victory of Presi- sen of Illinois - Is to avoid ln widening a nasty and heart.. We over here In safe Amer~ lul? - WORRIED mere political opportunism, to breaking - though absolutely dent Johnson. ·ee take so many tlllngs for Dear Worried: History !tell establishes that avoid any politics for its necessary - contest. Danny Kaye's press agent granted that we'll have hill! Wonderful guyT Awfully Dice own sake In the montlu! ahead. a party in power at the White The net of it all is this. The stated natly that aging cute and lights for just pressing a In d001estic matters there is family? Love? House tends to lose some Indicated policy for the G.O.P. cute "is back amolll! th~ leadthat in this s.,slon is • policy of ers on the rating cberts"; ao botton, that a hoi bath wilh ground in off .. year elections. no objllctive evidence Honey, you need a beginner'• soap Is waiting for us, that we There is, moreover, the import- the country generally now re- easy does it. course in straigh• thinking! we looked it up; he's not even grets the adoption of I a s t won•t step out of our doors and ant added circumstance that ICopyri~ht, 1966, by United This kid is a spoiled brat from i• Nielsen's Top 60 .'.. Millionsome 30 to 40 Democratic House veRr's welfare measures. To tilt Feature Syndicate, Inc.) aire John Bloom thinks Revlon be shot. Boys over there don't 1 don't • care family totherwisa seals end perhaps two or three even know whether they'll be would tlley lei him barrel • ' 1boss Charles Revson will buy in the Senate would have been his 147-!oot, $900.000 yacht; last alive the nexl minute. The least round all night!) and be's . Ill highly vulnerable this year Summer, Charles rented p 260- we can give them is a lot of love all righll With blmselll wholly apart !rom tlle !actor mail from home. footer . . -H. of historical reallty. Can't you lo something about Doar Helen: Jack Carter spent fi,OOO oo For, to put tlle matter with ~peeial needlilll! material for tbe It, Helen? -<:AROL lf a girl likes a boy and he II unkind bluntness, some of the Dean Martin Friars' roasting Dear Carol : going out with another pi ~mocralic fellows who came In H'wood and paid hls own It's difficult io turn down a re- but you're good friends anyway, to Washington in 1964 on the fare bath woys; but that's nev- quest as generous and sincere- should she get him a blrlhd&J HOLLYWOO UP!) - get a captured whale aboard er losl loot if everyone laughs ly kind as yours, Carol, but the present? - TROUBLED Johnsonian coattails not only did oolhing significant to get James- Bond, Big deal, Give mo b!J vessel while some sharka enough - Johnny Carson was lronble iJ not eveyone readilll! Dear Troubled: Marlin Perkins any day. beaded for the scene. her~ but have done nothing sigscouted for the "Tonight" show names and addresses In a newsNo. Play It cool with 1 .,.,.., In one fell swoop Sunday, Maybe you wouldn't. be very at many just such laugh-load- paper would want to cbeer our nificant since. There are U1e H. u suols, the accidents of fate PerkJns, the no(ed nalurahst thrilled by any of this if you ed N. Y. Friars luncheons and soldiers on. We have peace and timing, who were carried who is hosl of NBC-TV's "Wild had never oeen Perkins, and dinners . . · One of the sweetest marchers, draft card burnThis eolumn II dedicated fa by willy und by niliy to brief Kingcom" serieo, punctured the figured he''" was just some lypes in ohowbiz, who's tryilll! ers, isolationists, and Commufamily living, so if you're beYinl and minor glory not altQgelher myth that all modern heroes excitement-seeking young fel- to figure her way Into a divorce alsts here. v.'hal tlley mlgbl kid trouble or just plain trouble · through the pulling power of h2ve to be equipped with low, maybe recently out of without smudging her immacuwrite to lonely bo)'1 in Vie~ lei Helen belp YOU. She wm · President Johnson but even ridicuo>us b>ceps, capped Ieeth college, and living it up for no late Image, Is in lor more tlltn nam would hurt morale far also welcome your own amusmore through tlle essentially and guns to prove lbelr particular purpose. jill!- that - the fellow she wants more lhfn you could help II. Ing experiences. Addre,. Heles disastrous nature of the Repub- lllllnliness. Tbe wOIIdtrftll thi~ about to wed has a niorais compllt• Why not scout your neighborBolte! In care of lhii oewapapo lican Presidential campaign of All he did on his progr21 Perkins Ia lhll iie fa pradlcaU, lion abe doesn't suspect . . . No hood or ask friends for acfd. Barry Goldwater. This was end Sunday was ' "' !be opposite of this In OYery problems for Keystone Kop Che is a decent and honorable man. the " ' e " way. He Is a NrlOUI and ter Conklin, who turns 1111 bapp~ But his unlimited defense of 1P an aluminum eage •• he respected expetlt In his field, !Y Singer Connie Francil' political extremism by neces- could take films of shark• close his punulla are . euentlally for brother, George FriiiiCODtlro Jr.. sity sank many a Republican up. And all be did alter that the benefit f11 onltptenmenl Glngressional candidate who was to plunge into tlle sea and his Hie WII:JI, deiiJ;jllly baa Yet hiJ feata u lhowa was far more moderate. again, In acuba gear, to help a purpose. '. Sunday become really bnatltllkilll! - and beartw81111ln& for lbooe wbo ldmlre tile oJd. Hatlo's They'll Do Time lasbloned eoacept ol lilt Underdogs Scar_e -Loop ,Leaders in I ndepende~t Play •), 1 Our Weekly r--br '/' SPECIAL 64 OLDS JET STAR I • Beautiful red finish and tully .cjulpped wltb bucket aeall. 111r. 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Aa I• his pbJIIcll impre&&ion, be looks IOIIIellllni Ilk• a tlereotype of a potli asiiOciate profeaaor n1 Ellll"" than Engllsh. You get teelilll! he micht fall I'll' U Dan Blocker or Jim , blew in hit dlrectloa. Ana there ne was Sunday, Filflr rlilht ill the aea, with t~.a arazy ibarkll Jl'd Uollke Caplall> Ahab, w11o11 journ!J was tUidtrwl1tJaD b postorlly, Mr. Ptrki• wm't doiM anytl>l"8 ltr ·· - til ptrSQIIal dratno In tbls more mun-Jr... wort1, bla moUvatloD was, "thor lh111 a Moby lllclt, an frolll Uarlneltnd of •h• Parllic, near ! ,. Angel•e, to eo aeucb for 1 ,,.,,.Uon t#Jj,.;T J$ -·..,. ,• Seattle 84--73' bro••• .WANT·ADS r Oh-io. University Capitol Comment, Events R£RDIB&' Get Fost Action with . •\ HELEN HELP US! , ~~ ' ' ' ' .. pany • . 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio ,. I~- ' the Arthur discotheque to milil and later confirm reservaUoii lor vacallon!Dg ooilep 'Jdda t.celved mosl polite pbool treat. ment- but the kids couldn't i'&, 1n wbe 1hey arrived without tilt "In" paasword . ~- weJe told 1beJ tlitiD'I lake memo lloa. Publi.shed every afternoon except Sun- 457611. Business Office pbono WY Editorial phone WY 2-2157. '-• ' ' ., ' YOUR CHOICE SHOP AND SAVI AT MOORE'S BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY eport, o. ' 124.W. MAIN. ' POMEROY ,. �, . II ,Voice of Broadway -THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA By Jack O'Brian ·Richard S. Ow'en, Publisher CheSt;rr Tahnehill, Editar day by The Ohio Volley Publishing Com2-21~ Entered u se<:ond chss mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, oii\o. National . advertising repreSentative: BotLinelli Kimball, Inc., · 343 Lexlllg!OII Ave., New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; on. year in advance •t the Daily Sentinel of· fice $15.50; sjx monthll, $7 .80, three monthl $3.SM), By Motor Route where carrier servke not available one month $1.30. By mall one year $10.00; Six months, $5.25; Three months, $3.00. COMMENTJ liNG EDITORIALLY Mothers March "Why did It happen to my baby!" Have you; or has anyone that you know ever bad to ask this question? Do you know what It muna to bave I child born with a disabling phyllical delect or a brain damaged by 10me unknowll ~ PUJe? Million• of American mothera do. Many of them live here in our own community. Tonigh~ many mothers, concerned about birth defects and the tragedy it brings 10 famille&, will be calling at our bomes..i,!l tbe Annual Mothers' March for tbe Marcb of Dimes. They will be aeeking contributions to 1peed the work against the nation's larg. est killer and crippler of children. But they will also carry a message of hope, of oignificant progreSJ in tht fight agalnat · birth defects. Pioneered by the March of Dimes In Its ' I l , regional treatment centers, improved di- agnostic methods, new medical and surgical techniques, and exte nsive rehabilita· lion have revolutioni zed the outlook for babies born with birth defects. The March of Dimes is also supporting , the largest national non-governmentaJ scientific research program in birth defects. The importance of prenatal care in the development and birth of healthy bebies is also being stressed by the March of Dimes in a nationwide public education program encouraging mothers-to-be to take · a~v anta g e of this important medical at· tentl(m. If the question, '" Wby did it happen to IJa by '; " has never been ask ed in your hume. g1ve thanks. and give to the Marching ~lu t ht·r· ton ight. m ~· There Is ANeed Next week will be observed as Na: tiona! YM CA Week. and this is the time when nei ~ h b o ri n g Gallipolis .is considering orgamzing a Young Men s Chnstian Association The first YMCA was estab· Jished in 1844 in London, when George ' Williams gathered a group of friends, ; and formed an organization designed to ~ _,.J'al~e life a bit more bearable for work. · ~'iii- caught in the cruelties of the indusi:Jrial revolution. Seven years later 1 !"Boston sea captain, Thomas V. Sullivan, eard of the London organization and ook on the task of organizing the first uch group in America. ,. The goals of the YMCA from the .atart, and still in force today, have a sing' ''' ' le purpose: to develop better citizens. ·, This means better in mind , body and in ' : the heart. At its roots are the teaching ' Of Jesus. and the principles of Chris:"tianity. We will hear some people say '-that those needs are aireadv met in the ,activities of the churches a1id the public !•chools, but we find many who are out<&de the pale of these two organizations, ;-:who could fit into th e pict ure of the iYMCA. One of the great benefits that rwould come, would be t.he linking toge'ther of various cjlllrches in a single efrfort to do a massive piece of work in providing a common meeting place for denominations. , Years ago there was a YMCA in Mid~leport. II served a wholesome purpose .' \\then the community was a stopover for ' hundreds of railroad men moving in and ' out of the Hobson yards. · The time may come again when our <J!eople will want. to consider a new _"VMCA this time perhaps on a county:Wide basis. I f ru ~\ ' over not jusf was appointed ass'! proseSean Connery'• Ire gtottlng the "tOp lee" from the cu\or In Newark; he's 25, just Sammy Davit -Show aller be out of Seton Hall In June, pasJoarned tbe Burtona were paid ld his bar oams 1J1t]y four f5,000 was nicely soothed by months qo ... But baa be a bit paying liim szs.ooo for the ahow record? lrlstead of .12,500 ... Fatblr Peo Dick Llbiratore <a deeja,t 1er O'Reilly, thorny ecclllla~ who produces • arralll!es reo cal beckler.plcketer at Sl. Jolm'l cordlnga tor lbt Destiny- label) University, 11 called by olber It Alan Freed'• SOD-Iii-law ... . priests, '"11te clerical Mlke Ebony Magozille prabeo RuWhile Pelty Duke laped lbt .Quill - but with no sense nl , dolph Bing for breaking lbt coJ.. Ptrry Como lhOw ber D • w bumor" ... ~ pqw dl'- Gl'-llne InN. Y. blillme opera; IJ'DOIII Barr)' Falk, awepl n't mention the lawyer inVOlved be's the Branch Rlctef. ol lhl lhrollgh the midtown aollqtlt as "ewing man" In Casslna Met . ·. The DJW "Balman" l-'\1 ahopl to decorate tbelr nell Clay's Musllm-promotioos of !be aeries will have four minutes ol H'wood boine .. Salvador ball 11ext ebamp!OIIahlp, lWberl AI- ~lals each ball !lour Ia- and deslper Jl'lyno D (bolla un, also had been lnvi!stigat- tllead of the lbnle CUBIOl1181'111 up for the ygr'1 blusblng-vtoo lag cl<lletl-drcult eporta pro1110- countenanced ... Allboulb tilt )fl awarda) ~ · •e;epted'' a Uons In Fed. Att'y Robert Mot- ado lor Julie Christie In Ill N. new dre!s "which <811 be wora pntbeu's office ·. So be ~ad Y. dallies after abe ' won lhl frollt or bofk," HawaU . bad . acceSs 10 all the secrets .. . 'Jle ' er!Ues' award u beet film ao- u- deeatla ago dl!ly'rt also works lor Louis Nlzer. We • of lha year (for "Dar- tailed Mum Mums. They must printed here weeks ago the now lir)g") show t10111e (but DOt be doing IIOillell>lui"'rre.utlbly certain soonbustup of Casslna wow-wee) cleavaae, the Wall blp 11 the Metropole -Tomm1 \:lay and hi' Louisv!Ue white Street Journal's fuil-pliger deo- Grimes and fiance Jeremy Slate. !Jeckera . . . Tile naUonal Catho- orously amearetl off Pld II'OJI)o wallted «0 blocks 10 the jBZI Uc "Messenger of the Sacred anly asset . ,. l'wtllll oalliiiC jolnL Heart" celebrates Its looth annl:__ ___;___;___;=...:.:=~!::;::__ _ _ _ _ __ ftrsary with a aew editor and 2-Dall,f Seollnel, ~ddleport, 0., .JBIL 18, 1118& lormal Chicago right now owings the way N. Y. City used to . . . The up-top Democrala 18)' N. Y. Assembly opeaker A. '!'ravia's after • Federal judgeahlp and some Dems are for H just to get an an~-organization 11111n out of Ita beln; but LBJ reoists IUCb tradilll! In Federal H...R Bottel--' benches . -: Apart from the strike itself, what makes Now YOUI'H ASXED FOR IT! resses ol boya overseas? Thtt)'' Yorkert meddeot are the ••Off This column is for young wll be most 11rateful for your Duly" cabs; they're amazingpeople, their problelllli llld letters -H. ly amenable to mragatuitlea and there sure ought ID be a pleasures, their troubles and HIS LOVB Bl!lLONOI - TO fun. Jd with lhl rest of Helea penalty. 87 WWiam S. 'ftfl8 . Help US 1, It welcomea hwgha JIJMSIILF' Newlywed Arlene Dabl (Mrl. but won't dodge a aeriou:. ques- Dear Hellll: George and I dated fOta' As the Great Society, It will contrary, respectable polls !lllf" Alexis Lichine), In matcblng lloo Wllb a brush • off. WASIUNGTON - T h t reaomonths, thell went steady lor aernbled Congress oUers oppor- sqrely be put upon • thinner gesl a people appreciative of mink bat and coat In the E. 17th Send your teen • age que. seven months. He aoked me tunity and danger lo" tlle miiiOI' diet. And for this the G.O.P. that session's achievements end St. Porlhault's (chic napery em· lty Republicans In about equal will receive credit from voting more inclined to go forward porium) ordered matching bed Uons to YOunl ASKED FOR Ill marry him and I told hhn I conservatives even thougll it here than to look back 1n second trays ... Singer, Jane Morgan IT, care of Helea Help US I, ould If-I felt his way after n proportions. aracluated from high scboo . H• wed Jerry Weintraub .. . The this newspaper. They begin with an undoubt- will come about almost solely thoughts. FOR THE FIGHTING MEN Ill a wonderful boy from a nlct subway strike struck Roulette edly strong chance for pickilll! because of the monetary deAs to Viet Nam, the under- Records u !unnv and new L.P. Dear Helen: family, awfully nice. up a good llllllly seals from mands of the war In Viet Nam. stmdable Republican tempta- album, "Lei's Play Strike," In I've read everytblng In your But his desires are too great the Democrats in next Novem- The art of politics does not tion to hit at President Johneolumn from broken bearta to , read tlle fine print; unearned for me to fulfill and be Is too ber's Congressional elections. the same crazy·mi•ed up nulty credit is credit all the same- son's war policies as too little interview style as "A the LBJ fingernails, bull beven't !llrward In showing blo feelings eould gel tllo G.O.P. Into They set off, too, wlth the •• Ia unearned blame. Ranch" (using r111l taped voio- St!en anything about what we for me. I broke up with him great trouble. For the only es of Mike Quill, Gov. Rocky, personally can do for the boya plain possibility of seeing a recently because I "'ielll" .if .l In a word, as this sesofon of real criticism of these pollcies substantial cutback in the welMayor Lindsley, etc.) will be In Vietnam. During the '{orean didn't it would be lot IOtA!.· ... fare programs of tlle Johnson Colll!ress opens, the G. 0. P. to date has .,._n issuing m -ushed to tho possibly too-Irate eonllict, my Mother wrote to Now he threaens to k Ill Great Society which the last is in relatively lhe soundest great shrillness from a Demo- N. Y. records ~pinnera 'ftle aome 30 boys she didn't !mow himself, Helen. He rides around session authorized under the position it has kno"'D since the CM!tic left - wing fringe, with bagm1n for a nearby dty's and her letters helped a lot (27 an night long. 1 live on a deaPresident's tireless persuasion. onset of the JohllS<ll1 Adminis- great voeal power and little crime colleciions is due tor • of tllem were orpbans). She gerous corner and every night GJven the best of circum· tration. All the same, there else. rubout dashed off wtth $180,aaya the ~apers were full of ba comes racllll! along, hla stances in the host of all are rocky paths ahead, as well The Republican• will not" be 000 belonging to the blg 8IIJ possible worlds, the Democrats as shady lanes of bope. The wi se to climb out on the other an• with gal pal may hove turn- IJllllles and addresses of boys tires screcehing and horQ who would like to get maiL blowing. He doesn't think I love could not in any event hope 10 grea(est problem for the party tip of tllis wavering limb. For ed up In Vegas ... "Cashbox" Why can't they run a columo him. He's blaming hlmseif and score so vastly in Seoote and - and a problem fully recogniz- that way could easily lead to mag named Dean Martin No. I Uke· this about boys In the sooner ·or later he'll wreck and House races this year as they ed by such responsible leaders their self - labeling " a wild "album vocalist of the ;year'' present war Ior whatever they then I'll blame myseU all my as Sen. Everett McKinley Dirk"wor party" Interested only scored in 1964 in the unexam(tbty've been drinking!) . call Ill? life. Wby must love be 10 pail>pled l•nrislide victory of Presi- sen of Illinois - Is to avoid ln widening a nasty and heart.. We over here In safe Amer~ lul? - WORRIED mere political opportunism, to breaking - though absolutely dent Johnson. ·ee take so many tlllngs for Dear Worried: History !tell establishes that avoid any politics for its necessary - contest. Danny Kaye's press agent granted that we'll have hill! Wonderful guyT Awfully Dice own sake In the montlu! ahead. a party in power at the White The net of it all is this. The stated natly that aging cute and lights for just pressing a In d001estic matters there is family? Love? House tends to lose some Indicated policy for the G.O.P. cute "is back amolll! th~ leadthat in this s.,slon is • policy of ers on the rating cberts"; ao botton, that a hoi bath wilh ground in off .. year elections. no objllctive evidence Honey, you need a beginner'• soap Is waiting for us, that we There is, moreover, the import- the country generally now re- easy does it. course in straigh• thinking! we looked it up; he's not even grets the adoption of I a s t won•t step out of our doors and ant added circumstance that ICopyri~ht, 1966, by United This kid is a spoiled brat from i• Nielsen's Top 60 .'.. Millionsome 30 to 40 Democratic House veRr's welfare measures. To tilt Feature Syndicate, Inc.) aire John Bloom thinks Revlon be shot. Boys over there don't 1 don't • care family totherwisa seals end perhaps two or three even know whether they'll be would tlley lei him barrel • ' 1boss Charles Revson will buy in the Senate would have been his 147-!oot, $900.000 yacht; last alive the nexl minute. The least round all night!) and be's . Ill highly vulnerable this year Summer, Charles rented p 260- we can give them is a lot of love all righll With blmselll wholly apart !rom tlle !actor mail from home. footer . . -H. of historical reallty. Can't you lo something about Doar Helen: Jack Carter spent fi,OOO oo For, to put tlle matter with ~peeial needlilll! material for tbe It, Helen? -<:AROL lf a girl likes a boy and he II unkind bluntness, some of the Dean Martin Friars' roasting Dear Carol : going out with another pi ~mocralic fellows who came In H'wood and paid hls own It's difficult io turn down a re- but you're good friends anyway, to Washington in 1964 on the fare bath woys; but that's nev- quest as generous and sincere- should she get him a blrlhd&J HOLLYWOO UP!) - get a captured whale aboard er losl loot if everyone laughs ly kind as yours, Carol, but the present? - TROUBLED Johnsonian coattails not only did oolhing significant to get James- Bond, Big deal, Give mo b!J vessel while some sharka enough - Johnny Carson was lronble iJ not eveyone readilll! Dear Troubled: Marlin Perkins any day. beaded for the scene. her~ but have done nothing sigscouted for the "Tonight" show names and addresses In a newsNo. Play It cool with 1 .,.,.., In one fell swoop Sunday, Maybe you wouldn't. be very at many just such laugh-load- paper would want to cbeer our nificant since. There are U1e H. u suols, the accidents of fate PerkJns, the no(ed nalurahst thrilled by any of this if you ed N. Y. Friars luncheons and soldiers on. We have peace and timing, who were carried who is hosl of NBC-TV's "Wild had never oeen Perkins, and dinners . . · One of the sweetest marchers, draft card burnThis eolumn II dedicated fa by willy und by niliy to brief Kingcom" serieo, punctured the figured he''" was just some lypes in ohowbiz, who's tryilll! ers, isolationists, and Commufamily living, so if you're beYinl and minor glory not altQgelher myth that all modern heroes excitement-seeking young fel- to figure her way Into a divorce alsts here. v.'hal tlley mlgbl kid trouble or just plain trouble · through the pulling power of h2ve to be equipped with low, maybe recently out of without smudging her immacuwrite to lonely bo)'1 in Vie~ lei Helen belp YOU. She wm · President Johnson but even ridicuo>us b>ceps, capped Ieeth college, and living it up for no late Image, Is in lor more tlltn nam would hurt morale far also welcome your own amusmore through tlle essentially and guns to prove lbelr particular purpose. jill!- that - the fellow she wants more lhfn you could help II. Ing experiences. Addre,. Heles disastrous nature of the Repub- lllllnliness. Tbe wOIIdtrftll thi~ about to wed has a niorais compllt• Why not scout your neighborBolte! In care of lhii oewapapo lican Presidential campaign of All he did on his progr21 Perkins Ia lhll iie fa pradlcaU, lion abe doesn't suspect . . . No hood or ask friends for acfd. Barry Goldwater. This was end Sunday was ' "' !be opposite of this In OYery problems for Keystone Kop Che is a decent and honorable man. the " ' e " way. He Is a NrlOUI and ter Conklin, who turns 1111 bapp~ But his unlimited defense of 1P an aluminum eage •• he respected expetlt In his field, !Y Singer Connie Francil' political extremism by neces- could take films of shark• close his punulla are . euentlally for brother, George FriiiiCODtlro Jr.. sity sank many a Republican up. And all be did alter that the benefit f11 onltptenmenl Glngressional candidate who was to plunge into tlle sea and his Hie WII:JI, deiiJ;jllly baa Yet hiJ feata u lhowa was far more moderate. again, In acuba gear, to help a purpose. '. Sunday become really bnatltllkilll! - and beartw81111ln& for lbooe wbo ldmlre tile oJd. Hatlo's They'll Do Time lasbloned eoacept ol lilt Underdogs Scar_e -Loop ,Leaders in I ndepende~t Play •), 1 Our Weekly r--br '/' SPECIAL 64 OLDS JET STAR I • Beautiful red finish and tully .cjulpped wltb bucket aeall. 111r. 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Aa I• his pbJIIcll impre&&ion, be looks IOIIIellllni Ilk• a tlereotype of a potli asiiOciate profeaaor n1 Ellll"" than Engllsh. You get teelilll! he micht fall I'll' U Dan Blocker or Jim , blew in hit dlrectloa. Ana there ne was Sunday, Filflr rlilht ill the aea, with t~.a arazy ibarkll Jl'd Uollke Caplall> Ahab, w11o11 journ!J was tUidtrwl1tJaD b postorlly, Mr. Ptrki• wm't doiM anytl>l"8 ltr ·· - til ptrSQIIal dratno In tbls more mun-Jr... wort1, bla moUvatloD was, "thor lh111 a Moby lllclt, an frolll Uarlneltnd of •h• Parllic, near ! ,. Angel•e, to eo aeucb for 1 ,,.,,.Uon t#Jj,.;T J$ -·..,. ,• Seattle 84--73' bro••• .WANT·ADS r Oh-io. University Capitol Comment, Events R£RDIB&' Get Fost Action with . •\ HELEN HELP US! , ~~ ' ' ' ' .. pany • . 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio ,. I~- ' the Arthur discotheque to milil and later confirm reservaUoii lor vacallon!Dg ooilep 'Jdda t.celved mosl polite pbool treat. ment- but the kids couldn't i'&, 1n wbe 1hey arrived without tilt "In" paasword . ~- weJe told 1beJ tlitiD'I lake memo lloa. Publi.shed every afternoon except Sun- 457611. Business Office pbono WY Editorial phone WY 2-2157. '-• ' ' ., ' YOUR CHOICE SHOP AND SAVI AT MOORE'S BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY eport, o. ' 124.W. MAIN. ' POMEROY ,. �"" .• . , , ...... ,... • ~ ~ .• v ....~,··~ · .··· - - _____ ...... .... ... ~,. _,_ .. ~ . .. - '- ' .. ' \· I . I Market Report ' 4-»atiY s,ntlne'l, ~er;~,9~~~ 1*, 1; to 171 . ~ aan•• u ,.,..,.. . · · · ·~ " ' ' 'f :1 'I ' \ ' Dally SentiD!!I, '-oy..JII(!dlepoi't, 0., Jan. 18,·liM I 1 . WJ!ll 11EPORT QuUs · ti {o' ~.50; Pl. PleaSBDI UY!!IIock Sales Co. Steerl )9 /0.22~J.. . , He 8aliJidaY, ~anuey II, 1M ' en !UO 'lq ·~..,; &loCk Sleer HOGS - I'Ill to 220 27 ID 28.50; c.if11 2U5 to Jl'IOI Slack Heavies 2t 1D :17.50; Fat Sows Jlelfer Calvll 21 to :11.10. 20 ID 23; Boars 18 ID 21; Pigs ·""' CALVES . ~ II • 1 to 18; Stock Shoats 22 ID 35 ~"~ ·IUO· -Mtdlum 10 by hd lhav!IIIO c.u1tE _ steers 19 to 22.25: ID · 30: CominOII ....:.. ... Hellen l6.25 ID 20.10: Fat Cows to M. · U ' HUSH PUflPI.S . PNther Light NURSES SHOI NAIIROW-MEI>IUMWIDE WIDTHS <, l ·! Middleport, 0, - - ---- ,I r: D~verCh~ge~ Bradbury Library Project • d PTA W1th IntoXIcation Clean, Ev~!r~~i~~ ~~e~!~~~ 432.124 . 7~ 10~.941.50 7,036.00 ~:~~~!£~:~~~t~~~ ~~!~~Y~~~,e-rt~ard,~!Mr. if~re~ 702.264.27 hls Morris O:Tc!t~~t:;t-Court petiil pl~a guilty as charged. Judge lowing a one car accident early Thursday to Pr ~ into ;r•r•;~~~ ~P;r ;::ki:-~h~b:.,m.h'W.: jurv reported for duly Monday Jaml'> Lee Thompson sedt ~an- MoodaHy morning on Rl. 33 near :he~i'~~ryln :::~tar oession tion program all the way. To ln 'Circwt Court but found all . uary 28lb as sentencmg o . New aven. . em haslze the subject Mr. Leonactions cancelled through prior I In the dvil action of Cran- Dugan, apparently the drtve~ Jan. 13. aJ showed a color 'mm entll1ettlement out of court or I dall Jnsulatmg Company vs. of the vehicle, lost contr~l ~ A circulalion J'e!'Ofl for led ''Where Children Come thanges in pleas. ,Daniel Paul Tomlinson, et a!, the car on ~ ~urve, ran. o e bar from the Ml<ligs First " obtained from the Na· The paternity suit styled State !l the matter was settled out of highway slnkmg a uUiilymi!" Bookmobile showed BrPO\bury, tional PTA Congress. of west Virginia Ex Rel Peggy court. and tree. He suffered n r at two siDps, borrow-a Jean Gerlech vs. Oscar Frank [ In the criminal action of State head injury. The sheriH'I de- books. Total circultion of The room count aw:"'d was Gerlach was not beard by a of W. V•. vs. Alva B. Tolliver partment, Jllvestigating the mJs. the schools was 7,670. won by Mrs. Wilaop' fifth the delcndanl appear- ~ ch<irged with malicious assault. hap, estimated properly dam· . grade with 37 per cent present. lury when 'tb h' counsel Attornev the prosecutmg attorney, Sam age at $1000. Tlle need lor Immediate Refreshments of cookies aod d eWL ' Cecil Dean~lS and assumed the• I Littlepage, a~n?' nee dhed t ebrary fac1'JiUes at coffee were serv cd . . aternity of the child with the fcndant had JOtncd the armed M' S W dt was reviewed 86 a oommlttee '\>lex! month the PTA wtll ~ourt to set the amount to be forces witbo~t his knowledge liS • tewart . e of live was appoint~ to ar- observe Founders Day and cake, awarded plainltfl. and asked the case be contmued Mr. J1mmy Olrver range 8 vacant room wllb 1ce cream ond coffee wtll he . Howard Erwin, Southside. to the May t"rm of court. Al- , Is bles chairs and bookshelves served by the fourth aradt lndlclcd on u Jorgery l'harge !torney W. Jl. Rardm, repmrtd· ! MASON - Announcenenl of -~ as possible. Mr. room mothers. by the grand jury, and earher ing the defendant, pehlto~ed the bemg ~: ~~!:,;n:fiag~est Morrio, principal, has sent It was announced that the entering an in nnl'ent plea to the , court to ~"'~\ t~ act:~c:X ~~~:m~i; and Jimmy Oliver ijf approxllna"'ly 1,000 used book.! regular meeting of the County 1 10 I HEARING AID SERVICE CENTER MR. KERMIT BYRD Will Be At DR. DAVIS' OFFICE ::n N. 2nd Ave. M:..!dleport, Ohio ON Thur. Jan.20, 1966 FROM 9 A.M. to 12 NOON .Judge Thompson took the two bride lB the daughter ol Mr. Bill King, of the new school I molions under advisemenL ~ Mrs. Leo Stewart and th~ The action of Stnte of W. Va. th ol Mr and Mrs ! vs Paul Arnold JWusb on a at the Ohio Valley Experiment groom •. SOD • • no~-support charge did not ·re- Field Day. Mrs. John Marshall Robert Oliver. ld qu1re jury s•rvice as the de- prestded, and introduoed Mr. Mrn. Lera McDo~ Wll lendant pleaded guilty as charg- Caldwell. Mrs. Lowery, Home Iron of honor aDd r. O~o,;,·~ ~ the best moa. ed · "··nd the court will set the Demonstration Agent, Institute, McDonald tte ding the weddtng were 8 ' amount to be paid by the W. Va. .n . Denni~l ' lcndant. The president aDILOWlCed thaltrlc!R Ann Russell aDd the State Planning Conference Knapp. B<lth the1 dbride Peti t jurors were •'snnisS!!il u1 t th Ma and will report lor duty will he held on April 26-28tb at groom are emp oye a e . 011 .lan•mry 31 at 9 ,00 am. JJa<,koons Mill, WeaiDn, W. Va. son Furniturpe Corpnl., Ohio River and the leadership training con· Rd., PDint 1easa . are ference will be held September residing at the Lyons 19-23 at the same place. ment in Mason. To repair and service hearing aids 4 • SB¥ See your local auihorizecl Buick.War._. eo,,~un~c~il-w_m_he_ai_Ch_es_ter __o_n~---------------=:':====:::::=::=:::::F_:b. 3. i'"',_=..--....-=-...=•1' in 8El T0 NE to"'"' Start fast by zlntdllll en OVtr Bu"*-......_ l'lniiiiiiiiiP'/ by dllvlnlllaml .. l ' now LeSobre. Continue your heppy feolflll byltlnldlllofllle low PIIOI'Ind 1 1$ •nun& trade-In you aot. Prict II no ••ndlcap ltlhtunld •rtrldltl' derlr/. . I :~: p•·eporing !;~~ey theru:'dcase b~nprdlligent Mason January 7 performed by !':,!~k thts temporary for rourt .. the Rev. Lawrence Parsons. The charge, appeared Monday Historian is Speaker at Krodel Park M.,SON - L. L. Caldwell, IIHeriM and ouppli11 for I M~o::on County higtorian, pres· all mal<es for sale ident ur tl~e Mason County Mr. BYRD will be glad 1o give you a free hearing test wi1h the latest Beltone Electronic equip· ment. If hearing is your problem Bellona is the answer BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. · Phone 525-7221 ll l~ tn r ical S.IJrioty. spoke at rnrrting n( the Mason County JANUARY SALE VALUES l!otW-' Dmwnstration Tuesday at Krodel Park. Devotionals were · · To Hospital by Mro. C. E. Erwin ' Thomas Stewart Service is Set wben you 650.00 I 7 \ MUGoR BOWL JUST ONE Of THE MANY Carl Plants ·-MeiEDroute ,, SPECIAL' ( ~, u ths ide . M". Vtrgil Burris, mairman of tl1r Budget Commi ttee. sutr 1mttled budget for 1!166 which , wa~ appro\•rd. The council also ,oted unanimously to serve re· lreshments at the Hay and Sil- age Show to be held at the lVrtlh"y Exrlf'riment Station on Fo·brarv 17th. Mrs. Erwin will serve its dmirman and the cochairman os Mro. Ray Cronk. On .Juue 2. the group will Hr11t[l ·WANT TO GET Stranpst Frtatdaln HEATING WISher Protection Plln _ewer ••• backed bf ~1 General Moton! ·sQUARED AWAY? One·yur Warrutr far ..,..... agrM ••• now is the time to fCIUGI'I up and make a fresh nslart. Cl~e~n up bills and debts and have everything In one convenient loan. Have 1111 to pay out and more for yourMif on pay days. Don't hesitate to call. There Is no obligation. One thrifty budget loan will cut your paymenh. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. F.Chase,. port. P11ctmtnt for eny dt· Ray M. Riggs, Mary 1D Ray A. YOUILI, Janice 2.118 acres, Olive. four•r.. r Protection l'lon lor tumtthtna rt· leoti"' port tn tho ..,..n, wottr pump/ JET-IIfPL£ .ROUU-IIAnC MECIIAIIIIII NO IWSI HO PUWYII Monl Wll 118 IWSI JET ACTION ADVANCES GALOREI -AIYOWIILOILI • Jet-Away lint removal! No lint trap to clean. ITY OAN A SAVIIIIGS CO. 125 E. ~in WY 2·2171 St. ... MIDDLEPORT, (). _______ _ ....:..__ EVEN LESS WITH TRADE BAKER Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. I ... OWE HARDWARE Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl ••• FREE! The mugs are ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thllii tor soup, cereal, ice cream or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete seL Lots ollhillp- such 11 Rues,dlimn~,-. cold This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland 01 Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWLu liaiL He's waiting to serve you. • Jet Spin gets clothes wonder· fully dry -saves heavy lifting! • Automatic Soak Cycle loosens dirt 1 11rime! Lot, Mlddl<~ I ropolr ol '"' dtltct without chtr&t, ptuo compltte tr1n1mlllion, drlttl motor, or litIt Serving Mtl.. County Since INa <; .. /'< .. .'•l, } UNBEATEN _ The Pomeroy High School Ninth Grade basketbaU tea Ill bu played Jllne games without a loss. The B~by tanther: c;ac~~r:~ h d Mlddl 1 d a highly touted GAllS club In the last two outings. Pictured are, front row, o r, ee ~::I~, c~~llye McKenz:'~ 0~e:~ Wrigh~ Jeff Mankin and ldlke StliL Back row', Coach Bickel, Dick Roush, Jim Crow, Bob Burdette, Kenny Eng• !fb, Jeff Werry and Steve Haggy.- Sentlnel Photo. Petit Jurors Find Docket ' ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COIPANY I -· ..... · · ~-··-~- .. --- ' ' ...... ~ DOWNING INSURANCE ~· ·• ~ Atteatiooo: lleoidoottiol W. Yeo, pleaoe! I'd ~ olllhe dolaJ'It i"!! .. •' ' " '· ...,_IJ--' o ...., ·eotia_s 1o oledne .,. iD ., ll.et) ·q ~Addre:88.88- Bill Chla.-Rodn•r Downl"', Agent• ' a Nrm"""-- AGENCY, INC; ' wallt, drafte. noise, soot, and-on and do. : : jmportant. theusft. Oameleet electric bell · you the qaickett, eleanest, quiettll, hell you ean buy. And tlaat'• only part ol the aoocJol eledric beat. (Call111 ,.J ll!l!.j · Find out more .._ dettric kat for your !lome; FiU out tho ooupolt otod 10 CooluDibus md So.do-1 era Ohio Electric COMj!lbJ, 215 Nodlo Frool 5lnoiJ Colwnhuo 16, Oltio. ' ti 1 '2 " ' �"" .• . , , ...... ,... • ~ ~ .• v ....~,··~ · .··· - - _____ ...... .... ... ~,. _,_ .. ~ . .. - '- ' .. ' \· I . I Market Report ' 4-»atiY s,ntlne'l, ~er;~,9~~~ 1*, 1; to 171 . ~ aan•• u ,.,..,.. . · · · ·~ " ' ' 'f :1 'I ' \ ' Dally SentiD!!I, '-oy..JII(!dlepoi't, 0., Jan. 18,·liM I 1 . WJ!ll 11EPORT QuUs · ti {o' ~.50; Pl. PleaSBDI UY!!IIock Sales Co. Steerl )9 /0.22~J.. . , He 8aliJidaY, ~anuey II, 1M ' en !UO 'lq ·~..,; &loCk Sleer HOGS - I'Ill to 220 27 ID 28.50; c.if11 2U5 to Jl'IOI Slack Heavies 2t 1D :17.50; Fat Sows Jlelfer Calvll 21 to :11.10. 20 ID 23; Boars 18 ID 21; Pigs ·""' CALVES . ~ II • 1 to 18; Stock Shoats 22 ID 35 ~"~ ·IUO· -Mtdlum 10 by hd lhav!IIIO c.u1tE _ steers 19 to 22.25: ID · 30: CominOII ....:.. ... Hellen l6.25 ID 20.10: Fat Cows to M. · U ' HUSH PUflPI.S . PNther Light NURSES SHOI NAIIROW-MEI>IUMWIDE WIDTHS <, l ·! Middleport, 0, - - ---- ,I r: D~verCh~ge~ Bradbury Library Project • d PTA W1th IntoXIcation Clean, Ev~!r~~i~~ ~~e~!~~~ 432.124 . 7~ 10~.941.50 7,036.00 ~:~~~!£~:~~~t~~~ ~~!~~Y~~~,e-rt~ard,~!Mr. if~re~ 702.264.27 hls Morris O:Tc!t~~t:;t-Court petiil pl~a guilty as charged. Judge lowing a one car accident early Thursday to Pr ~ into ;r•r•;~~~ ~P;r ;::ki:-~h~b:.,m.h'W.: jurv reported for duly Monday Jaml'> Lee Thompson sedt ~an- MoodaHy morning on Rl. 33 near :he~i'~~ryln :::~tar oession tion program all the way. To ln 'Circwt Court but found all . uary 28lb as sentencmg o . New aven. . em haslze the subject Mr. Leonactions cancelled through prior I In the dvil action of Cran- Dugan, apparently the drtve~ Jan. 13. aJ showed a color 'mm entll1ettlement out of court or I dall Jnsulatmg Company vs. of the vehicle, lost contr~l ~ A circulalion J'e!'Ofl for led ''Where Children Come thanges in pleas. ,Daniel Paul Tomlinson, et a!, the car on ~ ~urve, ran. o e bar from the Ml<ligs First " obtained from the Na· The paternity suit styled State !l the matter was settled out of highway slnkmg a uUiilymi!" Bookmobile showed BrPO\bury, tional PTA Congress. of west Virginia Ex Rel Peggy court. and tree. He suffered n r at two siDps, borrow-a Jean Gerlech vs. Oscar Frank [ In the criminal action of State head injury. The sheriH'I de- books. Total circultion of The room count aw:"'d was Gerlach was not beard by a of W. V•. vs. Alva B. Tolliver partment, Jllvestigating the mJs. the schools was 7,670. won by Mrs. Wilaop' fifth the delcndanl appear- ~ ch<irged with malicious assault. hap, estimated properly dam· . grade with 37 per cent present. lury when 'tb h' counsel Attornev the prosecutmg attorney, Sam age at $1000. Tlle need lor Immediate Refreshments of cookies aod d eWL ' Cecil Dean~lS and assumed the• I Littlepage, a~n?' nee dhed t ebrary fac1'JiUes at coffee were serv cd . . aternity of the child with the fcndant had JOtncd the armed M' S W dt was reviewed 86 a oommlttee '\>lex! month the PTA wtll ~ourt to set the amount to be forces witbo~t his knowledge liS • tewart . e of live was appoint~ to ar- observe Founders Day and cake, awarded plainltfl. and asked the case be contmued Mr. J1mmy Olrver range 8 vacant room wllb 1ce cream ond coffee wtll he . Howard Erwin, Southside. to the May t"rm of court. Al- , Is bles chairs and bookshelves served by the fourth aradt lndlclcd on u Jorgery l'harge !torney W. Jl. Rardm, repmrtd· ! MASON - Announcenenl of -~ as possible. Mr. room mothers. by the grand jury, and earher ing the defendant, pehlto~ed the bemg ~: ~~!:,;n:fiag~est Morrio, principal, has sent It was announced that the entering an in nnl'ent plea to the , court to ~"'~\ t~ act:~c:X ~~~:m~i; and Jimmy Oliver ijf approxllna"'ly 1,000 used book.! regular meeting of the County 1 10 I HEARING AID SERVICE CENTER MR. KERMIT BYRD Will Be At DR. DAVIS' OFFICE ::n N. 2nd Ave. M:..!dleport, Ohio ON Thur. Jan.20, 1966 FROM 9 A.M. to 12 NOON .Judge Thompson took the two bride lB the daughter ol Mr. Bill King, of the new school I molions under advisemenL ~ Mrs. Leo Stewart and th~ The action of Stnte of W. Va. th ol Mr and Mrs ! vs Paul Arnold JWusb on a at the Ohio Valley Experiment groom •. SOD • • no~-support charge did not ·re- Field Day. Mrs. John Marshall Robert Oliver. ld qu1re jury s•rvice as the de- prestded, and introduoed Mr. Mrn. Lera McDo~ Wll lendant pleaded guilty as charg- Caldwell. Mrs. Lowery, Home Iron of honor aDd r. O~o,;,·~ ~ the best moa. ed · "··nd the court will set the Demonstration Agent, Institute, McDonald tte ding the weddtng were 8 ' amount to be paid by the W. Va. .n . Denni~l ' lcndant. The president aDILOWlCed thaltrlc!R Ann Russell aDd the State Planning Conference Knapp. B<lth the1 dbride Peti t jurors were •'snnisS!!il u1 t th Ma and will report lor duty will he held on April 26-28tb at groom are emp oye a e . 011 .lan•mry 31 at 9 ,00 am. JJa<,koons Mill, WeaiDn, W. Va. son Furniturpe Corpnl., Ohio River and the leadership training con· Rd., PDint 1easa . are ference will be held September residing at the Lyons 19-23 at the same place. ment in Mason. To repair and service hearing aids 4 • SB¥ See your local auihorizecl Buick.War._. eo,,~un~c~il-w_m_he_ai_Ch_es_ter __o_n~---------------=:':====:::::=::=:::::F_:b. 3. i'"',_=..--....-=-...=•1' in 8El T0 NE to"'"' Start fast by zlntdllll en OVtr Bu"*-......_ l'lniiiiiiiiiP'/ by dllvlnlllaml .. l ' now LeSobre. Continue your heppy feolflll byltlnldlllofllle low PIIOI'Ind 1 1$ •nun& trade-In you aot. Prict II no ••ndlcap ltlhtunld •rtrldltl' derlr/. . I :~: p•·eporing !;~~ey theru:'dcase b~nprdlligent Mason January 7 performed by !':,!~k thts temporary for rourt .. the Rev. Lawrence Parsons. The charge, appeared Monday Historian is Speaker at Krodel Park M.,SON - L. L. Caldwell, IIHeriM and ouppli11 for I M~o::on County higtorian, pres· all mal<es for sale ident ur tl~e Mason County Mr. BYRD will be glad 1o give you a free hearing test wi1h the latest Beltone Electronic equip· ment. If hearing is your problem Bellona is the answer BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. · Phone 525-7221 ll l~ tn r ical S.IJrioty. spoke at rnrrting n( the Mason County JANUARY SALE VALUES l!otW-' Dmwnstration Tuesday at Krodel Park. Devotionals were · · To Hospital by Mro. C. E. Erwin ' Thomas Stewart Service is Set wben you 650.00 I 7 \ MUGoR BOWL JUST ONE Of THE MANY Carl Plants ·-MeiEDroute ,, SPECIAL' ( ~, u ths ide . M". Vtrgil Burris, mairman of tl1r Budget Commi ttee. sutr 1mttled budget for 1!166 which , wa~ appro\•rd. The council also ,oted unanimously to serve re· lreshments at the Hay and Sil- age Show to be held at the lVrtlh"y Exrlf'riment Station on Fo·brarv 17th. Mrs. Erwin will serve its dmirman and the cochairman os Mro. Ray Cronk. On .Juue 2. the group will Hr11t[l ·WANT TO GET Stranpst Frtatdaln HEATING WISher Protection Plln _ewer ••• backed bf ~1 General Moton! ·sQUARED AWAY? One·yur Warrutr far ..,..... agrM ••• now is the time to fCIUGI'I up and make a fresh nslart. Cl~e~n up bills and debts and have everything In one convenient loan. Have 1111 to pay out and more for yourMif on pay days. Don't hesitate to call. There Is no obligation. One thrifty budget loan will cut your paymenh. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. F.Chase,. port. P11ctmtnt for eny dt· Ray M. Riggs, Mary 1D Ray A. YOUILI, Janice 2.118 acres, Olive. four•r.. r Protection l'lon lor tumtthtna rt· leoti"' port tn tho ..,..n, wottr pump/ JET-IIfPL£ .ROUU-IIAnC MECIIAIIIIII NO IWSI HO PUWYII Monl Wll 118 IWSI JET ACTION ADVANCES GALOREI -AIYOWIILOILI • Jet-Away lint removal! No lint trap to clean. ITY OAN A SAVIIIIGS CO. 125 E. ~in WY 2·2171 St. ... MIDDLEPORT, (). _______ _ ....:..__ EVEN LESS WITH TRADE BAKER Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. I ... OWE HARDWARE Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl ••• FREE! The mugs are ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thllii tor soup, cereal, ice cream or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete seL Lots ollhillp- such 11 Rues,dlimn~,-. cold This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland 01 Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWLu liaiL He's waiting to serve you. • Jet Spin gets clothes wonder· fully dry -saves heavy lifting! • Automatic Soak Cycle loosens dirt 1 11rime! Lot, Mlddl<~ I ropolr ol '"' dtltct without chtr&t, ptuo compltte tr1n1mlllion, drlttl motor, or litIt Serving Mtl.. County Since INa <; .. /'< .. .'•l, } UNBEATEN _ The Pomeroy High School Ninth Grade basketbaU tea Ill bu played Jllne games without a loss. The B~by tanther: c;ac~~r:~ h d Mlddl 1 d a highly touted GAllS club In the last two outings. Pictured are, front row, o r, ee ~::I~, c~~llye McKenz:'~ 0~e:~ Wrigh~ Jeff Mankin and ldlke StliL Back row', Coach Bickel, Dick Roush, Jim Crow, Bob Burdette, Kenny Eng• !fb, Jeff Werry and Steve Haggy.- Sentlnel Photo. Petit Jurors Find Docket ' ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COIPANY I -· ..... · · ~-··-~- .. --- ' ' ...... ~ DOWNING INSURANCE ~· ·• ~ Atteatiooo: lleoidoottiol W. Yeo, pleaoe! I'd ~ olllhe dolaJ'It i"!! .. •' ' " '· ...,_IJ--' o ...., ·eotia_s 1o oledne .,. iD ., ll.et) ·q ~Addre:88.88- Bill Chla.-Rodn•r Downl"', Agent• ' a Nrm"""-- AGENCY, INC; ' wallt, drafte. noise, soot, and-on and do. : : jmportant. theusft. Oameleet electric bell · you the qaickett, eleanest, quiettll, hell you ean buy. And tlaat'• only part ol the aoocJol eledric beat. (Call111 ,.J ll!l!.j · Find out more .._ dettric kat for your !lome; FiU out tho ooupolt otod 10 CooluDibus md So.do-1 era Ohio Electric COMj!lbJ, 215 Nodlo Frool 5lnoiJ Colwnhuo 16, Oltio. ' ti 1 '2 " ' �., .' .~ -· · . . -- · -~ -· ~" ......... - .... -, .I \I 'I • · MarketReport 1 ! tt 1o trr cmaa tl • WL ' S~ ' . SALES 'REI'ORT QuOs 11 iO' 3!.50: ·. Pl. Pltasaal u~.toe~ Salel Co. ~· 19 lo . ~-~·. ~ He ..-.y, Janaur 11, Ill en1 1&.40 ·ID ,e.so; stOck Slier HOGS- 178 to 220 11 to 28.50; ClalV. IIUi to :lt.'ltr stoell Heavies It ID 21.50; Fat Sowa Jfeller Calvea 20 to 1111.10. :zo to l3;· Boars 18 to 21; Plga , W8 Topl II to 18; Stock Shoats 22 to 35 ~~ at.IO;M ldlum ij 1 by hd. 10, s JlnviiiiO CA'l'l'LE - Steers 19 to :12.251 to 30: COriiiiiOII 'llld Hellera 15.25 to 20.10: Fat Cows to :H. · ;: : .: .;;,ra.-:IEEUt Ill . ' Sfl..veis q..n~te't top ·1 '65 Instructor Edmund Fosier Dies Monday fill. Fosler WliJ I - h et · W~eavl!le ~ J'lt' p, ' A. II. and tile CGjWD~I ~ cburcb. Funeral r.erv~ Will be beld Thursday at I p.m. at the SlrODI and Son !i'WJeral Edmund M. Foster, S~. oJ benne. Burial will be ill lbe Ca.. near !>oint Rock, RD, Albany, tor eemelf!l'Y. MASON - &.Set· Jomtll M. palled away Monday aftemoon l;oii,.._;;ii;;i~-----. Lova, - crt Mn. ! 'lburlill at bls home a~ the reoult or an WOMINS 1.ovl, ..-. 1111 blta Dlllled apparent beart \ attack. _ · Chamtle'l lllltruetor ot tltt Mr. Foster was a pipeline HUSH PUPPIJS . Year, ot Chaull, Jlllnoll, 8&l malntenanee man for the T!ll· Lova II an lllltruc:lor Ia I b • Peathar Light nessee Gas Co. He was preced· BaUiitle MIPIIt Altll7tt Tech1'r:r ·l ' eel in death by his lather, AJ. , ,i' 1 'l'.'"'• nician Count II atwte'l 'l'eeh fred. Surviving are his wife, School. He bu been •talloned Pauline Weyand Fosler; bla thera ~ JNl'l wltb lbe lbd NARROW-IoiEI>IUMmother, Ginerva Bratton Fa .. lllltnl . : Squadton lnd Wll WmEWIDffiS Iter; a daughter Mrs. Wanda W!lnamed • IMtruetor of 1M tiams, Rutland; two grandc~tl· Month ot Aplo!I: 'nle winner of dren ; tllree sisters, Mrs. Zelia 1M witt.~! lltla wu 8ltiiGUnced Weyand. Columbus; Mrs. WiJ. by "WWnp" newspeper. rna Huff, Dayton, and Mrs. Em· ~· enUoted In lilt Air ily Turner, Albany, and a hal! I Foret 1ft Feb. 1151 and upon CANDYSTRII1ERS CAPPED - Capping ceremonies .for these 17 Meigs General hospital Candystripers wu conducted Monday evening at the brother, Louie Cottrill, RD, Al· 0 oompi.U. ot baaic lrllnllll. Grace Eplacopat Church Pariah House In Pomeroy. They are, 1 to r, front row, Melanie Grueser, Mary McKensey, Rose Ann Us!!!) Margie Harris, bany. Middleport, , 1~ lhe Jet Aircraft Me- Virpnla Cunningham, Lucille Bradallaw, Opal Offutt, Debra Spencer. 'second row, Ruth Ann Kloes, Sunn Lytle, Sedonla Spencer, Janet Humphrey, chattlc 00111'11 at Amarillo AJ'II Patty Lellheit, Mary Hal~ Sandra Jeffers, Shelia Ohtinger and Janice Eskew.- Sentinel Photo. State Bank No. 524 !eqa. llurlnc the all yeara of REPORT OF CONDITION QF IMtruct« duly tl Amarillo, Velennl MemotUI Hupllal Strfeatlm• earned • .. Admlsi!Gno - Albert Deem. m.ttr hliUrl crt coli.,. ...edit Portland; Danny McDonald, altMtdlol -*'« elaiHI at Athena; Beulab Graham, Ra· (Continued from Page I) In the State of Ohio at th~ ~~~·~ :u•lnesa on Dec. 31, 18&5 ~Uo Jllltlor OIIJeae. Ht WBI eiae; Andria Joseph, Middle· aid Moore, arrested Jan. 1 for Cash. balances with other banks, and eash alao ttlectal • outDndfq Airr:l . port. po35ession of marijuana. Davis Items In process ol collection -- -······ $ 177,742.00 man of lhe 1111111111 Ia lleeam· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Dr. Robert Evana, Franklin Coun· Dlselwlfl- Opal Prickly, WASHINGTON !UP!) - A contendtd narcotic experts at United State• Government obligations, 432.124. 7~ ber lilt • Oulllaltdlng fltatruc. ty roroner, oaid be probably will return a verdict of just!· Middleport; ~ry Grady, Ra- record U million mothers ond a 1962 Whtte House Conference direct and guaranteed -·- ·---· - ------101' of lltlllllllh Ia Juuary at flable homicide In the fatal shooting of Patrolman Jomes B. cine; Thelma Fraley, Middle- cbildre~ are receiving tedera! on Narcotics and Drug Abuse Obligations?! Stales and political aubdivislons 10~ .941.50 7.036.00 lllal bast. Morpo, 33, by a teenage pri he allegedly abdueted Sun· port; Nellie Frizzle, Reed!VIilt; Htate a1d designed to lath- testified that 'marijuana was 1Other serurrt1es I mcludmg no corporate stocks) 702.264.27 He was ·triiiiHferred tG Cha· day night. Mn. Robert Boaeso and erlw famllleo, welfare classed as a sedative and not ' Other loans and discounts -- . -- -·- - -·- ---lillie ArB Ia Jan. Ita u ID The three principles In the shooting were released by daughter, Pomeroy; Mn. Ther· showed today. as 1 narcotic Bank premises. furmture and loxtures. and. lnatrucllr 11111 ltttllded lhe Mil- lice after quettlonlng Monday. They learned from Mrs. on Workfllllll and oon, Rut. The caseload of tiM! , other assets representmg bank premloes 6.500.00 398·12 aile Syatem Aulysl Tecbnlelan ~uth Latella lbat Morgan ·spent most of Sunday with her land; John Hunnel, Pomeroy; versial Aid to Dependent Chll· COLUMBUS_ THE DEMO. other assets -- -·------ ----- --·-- - ----·-· eourae ooeducttd at tile S.. and while drlvln& Sunday night he suddenly stopped the Mayme Newlon, Harrisonville; dren (AJJC) program has cralic steering committee met l TOTAL ASSETS -------------·-·----· 11.432.00664 lnt Alreraft plant Ia Stattle, car, aot out end lllarted walk· - - - Roberta Dalley, Middleport. rising steadily since World again Monday, managed to en\ :Wultla(joa. · in& away. at Morgan, hitting him in 1be II, partly because of dorse candidates for state audi· l L I A B I L IT IE S "' , ·. In Ja!J tNt, let. Lowl wu The Gff-duly officer some ttme abdomen. Tile girl run from TWO FINED Uon growth. And. said, tor then adjourned until Salur· :Demand deposits or tndividuals .. qala •llleeltd to alltnd tbl Bal- later aPParently pulled open the the car and I motonst gave her Fined Monday night ln Mid· at least some of th• Increase day. The committee's only ac- 1 . partnerships, and corporatoons -------- I 347,160.05 lillie llllollt Analylt TlebDico door of a puked car and or- • lift home, while Morgan ned dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher'a sk!m• from a 1961 law complishment was to recom-1Time and·1lavu:gs rlepnsr ts of mdl vlduals. 894 . 291.8~ ian miuU Coune OD the Mlluteman dered t '"· driver Robert on foot. His body was found court were Larry Edward Lau!ng ""Veragt to children of un' part.nershrps, corporahons -, -, , --- · t Jloeina, He .ou wrJ' • • • .. ~ men d Th omas F'erguson for theiDepos1ts of States and and pollhcal subdt v1s1 ons 23.6.o7Js 11 e I Hollman, 19. He tben hit Hofl·l'aler in a nearby held. Anoth· dermUt, 21, Middleport, ItO e:npleyed fathers . lull four-year term as auditor Certified and officers' rherks, etc. ·- ---4.492.19 OIIIIJIDM~-~~wbfll'lb~ Sbt¥ man with b!s service revolver er motorist saw 1be car wi1JJ and costs, illegal exhaust, and Although reluctant to and Clarence Kinsely for the TOTAL DEPOSITS - --- -- ---- $1.269.601.44 lllma - c '" t and made blm t•l Into the the motor numlng and stopped Charles Allensworth, 48, Mid· pret the climbing ADC short term, Former Gov. Mich. lut bloet Ill alecbnlcal eourat. trunk of the auto, whfie Marla to find HoHman locked ln the dleport, '10 and eosll, flltoxi- load, one official said it ael v. DIS. lie, again, was the Total demand deposots -- --- - $ 375.309.,19 ._~lllldutyl': Marcb!, 18, remtintd In the trunk. .He loot the key from cation. ed the growing "plight of stumbling block to any real pro- Total time & savings depo;ils $ 894.291.85 ....,..,..., • front seat. the Ig1ntloo and freed the youth. under-educated." gress DiSalle is considered the SCI- LDle hu .ned an adtll- Tbe gtr! told police that Mor· Shortly after the body ""' GAY TRAPPINGS front-~unner for the guberna- Other liabilities -· ---·--·-- ··--·--------·· 13.602.36 ::Us~¥:~-: 11011 got lnm driver's side, found, with his jacket aad gun NOTTINGHAM, Eng. wheelbarrows motorlsll tor!al nomination but has refus· TOTAL LJABlLITfES ----------···-------- $1 ,283,20S.80 'lllle fllllriiJ' lut lwo chll- threatened her with a gun and nearby, 1 pollee officer saw -Streetc:leanera bert soon will be oble to spot tbem ed to say what bill plans for 1111 J • Midla I IIIII (~'dared her to take oil ber Morgan's car belog driven ::: be:.....;IU=·::ued=-.:or&lll=~•:.....;ll::.b::.re~IIW=.:•::.••::.li::.:Y·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~1966-a.re•.; ; . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; CAPITAl" ACCOUNTS •-~aUIIeCirole clolhn. 'lbeD be 1tarted driY. down 1be streets. Mr•. Latella Common stork- lola! p>r value - · · - - · ---· · - $ 35,000.00 Ina aroutld and made several •aid alta was looklD& for Mor· No. shares outstanding 350 65.000.00 Drlva,llantllal, llllloll. obicene sUfgeaUons, abe aa1d. gan, whom sbe bad known for Surplus - ··- --- --·- · - - -- - ·- --·---- - --- -· 48,802.84 lllsa March! u!d lhe noticed about three ,een. Morgan, BOll Undivided profits · -··- --- -- · - ·-·----·---148,80284 the gun lying on the seat, of e pollee aergeant, waa mar· TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··- -- ·-··--picked It up and fir~one_!ool r!ed aad tile father of live. TOTAL LIAI1ILITIES AND ·-ed f CAPITAL ACCOl'N1'S - ·- ·- --- - - -- -·-· $1 ,43:1,006.64 a.tJJ1 TO ....... Farm Bureau membership appeored head or n e w OJD88 Tbe Pomeroy Craft and Hob· highs in the three-county area of Athens, Meigs and Gallia M!:MORANflA by Club wiD meet Wedneaday, Counties judged by the enthusiasm of volunteer workers 1;...--.:o,...,c., Average of total deposits for the 15 ca!Pndar January 19, at the ~eiga Moo who turned out for the tick-off of the. Tri.Counly Member· ._., days ending with call date ··- · - ----- - - $!202.62201 1 1Average of total loans lor the 15 calendar torcycle Clubhouse on the Har· ablp drive Monday nlgbt at days ending with call date ------·--- -694.31540 risonville Road from 10 a. m. Satisbury School near Porn· Ishmael Gillespie, president Want to send Securities as show n in items 2·5 of '' Assets·· Pr. PLIA&\N'I' - Olrl Clr- Funm·al lti'VIce& for Tho~ till Z p. m. .A 25 cent gilt lor eroy. of tho Gllia County Farm Bu· an• after rl f'du ction or \'aiuation your own IHr PlaDta, ,., Wllhlngtoa Edwia Stewlrt, 48, Rl. 3, R1p- game prizes Ia requested~ A Althouib 1be number was reau, waa cbaorman ol the 650 00 reserves of - - --------- - --- ------- ---- ! 11 0 . . . ., Otdo, imntr M... ley, W. Va., wbo ditd Friday aack lunch will be served a cut aomewbal by licknesa and meeting. . . prescription'' MEMORANflA • oa.tJ a " ae, diad Mo• io • Ripley bolpltal, will be nooa. eold weather Paul Bower Tri· AIJo attending was Mi!ll Ahre Pled ged assets and securities Jo an ~d for CHEER' ut•o•IDiheVtllrans Hollo held Wodnllday at 2 p.m. io the County Org-tion or., Schwiebert, director of Adult ( r. S. Government obligations. direct pltil 11 lllijlal, Oldo. Bethel church there. uld the 71 on band sbould be and Youth Education, Oh to and guaranteorl . pledged to secure deposi ts and ot her liabilities ·---····-·- $ 100.000.00 · • - ben II ~. V1. A lonn« ~ be rtsldable 10 complete 1be canvass Farm Bureau. She bas been aslltjla.W Ill, 1•, - ot tilt ed 1 S M ~· County • for Jllfmben In record time bt· slped to these countiea for the FROM DUDLIY'I TOTAL - ------------·- s 100.000.00 II! Olorp I1ICI Amanda Pow- . n :vracute, . e ga h ~ CUJae of excellent returns Juratlou of the member•hlp e Dlth G1rdtn1 id;Pilltll. Ill- 1 ftl«an of ::~~~:: l:lee~mfrom 1 pre • dr!vo llllll cam· campaign to aid the local volunI. .JOHN T. WOLF'K r.,hier. ol the fbove·named bank. Wqrltl k I . . MrVId wllh 11 Duffy. He was the !IIIII of the patgn, leers. aF ..ah Cut Flowon ' do solem nly swear that this report of condition is true and llf..~ lllillllolr D1lltlon late Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stew- Funtrol servlceo fDr Charles Albelll County Nported 185 She reported 1bat Farm B•· Icorrect. to the best or my knowledge and belieI. 1 Potttd Plant• to tho II"'-· ill- 1 _..... ol 1 Ht codtd . death F Raybu Sl P bo members signtd and needed on- reau has been able to get 1mI .JOHN T. WOLr'E. Cashier .o.. ,...._._ tl .._._ War ar' wal pre In . m, , omeroy, w l •• to eed lh ••• portant reductiOM In the valua· Home or Hospitol C t Att t Cf!AS lfAYMAN :;:: :::., .. .,......... ~.':'..':%:. •- by two aoDB, Gary and Ronald. died in tbe Moig• General boo· Y .. more ere , e ... tl·on of many farm products on orrec cs • · '"'· ,,.. owr pital Sunday evening will be rtoorded lao! year. Gallia eaun· . ALBERT HILL JR DirPrtors ~1!111 VttlriDI el W~ Surv!vlnJ are hit wile, Des- held Tbunday al2 m. at the ty bad 150 compared to 210 for the .personal tax lists . whlle l .J. W. WEAVER .JR . ~ .. wu u employe lie, three o1ber 80118, Edward E""•• ,.. 1 ~th th Rev last year while Meigs ~ed holding the value of livestock STATE OF' OHIO. roUN'I'Y OF MEIGS. ss: , 1 • ' a. • ....,_ • ' : "-"'·and Tonun bolb h d """' """pe w• 1 ti t 1 t ea' 1 I Sworn lo an rl sub.cribed before me thi s 14th day of of.. .,. ..,... - · .,..,..r at orne, an J h ~ I fft-' U B 185 and needed II to ourpass va ua ons a a• y " e~•e ., mint liar b *II Oblo '1o1 Joo, U· S. yArmy, ' Viet N osep May o ,.,,a ng. UT· de lie in ased k 1 al January, 1966. and f hereby certify lhat I am not an officer 59 N. 2nd Ave. am, ial will be Jn the Riverview tbe 250 of taat year. sp ere mar • v • or director of this bank. ·llitlvlfiDI .. 1111 ~. V 1 and six sisters Mrs. Evelyn ,_ H ceded · John Robinoon Athens Coun- uea. Items reductd m value , MRS. GRACE KRIDER. Notary Public .. . ....... -· Plllltl: four ............. and Mrs. Melba Icenhower deacemthe-.by,. hi ....... ~ . l""u; .. mjth "e h.'lp oJ ··~n were soybeana, farm seeds, po· Middleport, 0. ' ........, ..."" 1 mo""'' on ..,. '' • "' • ,,.. ~ My commission expires May 14th, 1968. Mrl. 'lloltla Rlebtrlll, Mrs. Muon; Mr1. Wilda Blessing, and his !other in l96S, ond 8 ~ J~ff. presented 8 abort skit la~toea~~and~_:_a~p~pl~es:_._ _ _...!.~!!!!!!!11!1!11!1!11!1!11!1!11!1~~~:;~:;;,::::.::;:.:~,;,:;.:.::..:.:;:;;;:,====== l)orothj Myers, Mra. Marjorie Albany; Mn. Wanda Sbam, infant 10 on the effects of the uniform Ill~ ID of Oo~, Oblo, Syrocuae; Mrs. Maxine Kirby, n. milk inspection b!ll which the and Mtl. 'Wilda Burpr, Sprlna· Yl111111, and Mr•. Eva Var· He served ln the Navy in Farm Bureau supported In the tle14, (lido; tint brotblrs, Ray· ian, Clifton, and I'"' brothera, World War ll, and bad worked last oesaion of the Ohio IegisJa. lilotid ok ,..,_..., Wuhlnatofl, £chert, Kingsbury Rood, and •• a parts man for Ford Motor ture QarOlrl, llllllal, Olllo, lad Arth- Henry, P~ Pleuanl 1Co. He was a member of the M;. and Mrs. .Andrew Cross tm:.;.W~.; ~r~~ Burial wlll be In Suncrest •Eatlea Lodge in Pomeroy and lad their sons prtsented a skit Vir·~· Rllfle both I o!an ~n· cemetery. A nephew, Rev. Ron- I waa pruentiy employed at Van- on the evils of Sunday hunting, .., ~ Mr '1'1, ltlce Gallon' aid Kirby, wiU offtclate. Friends l•dium Corp. an issue opposed by Farm Bu· "· 1. 1 1. na , , reau Oltlo, and Mrs. Edne McKIJI. may caU at the Parsons Funer· Survivors Include a son, Char. 1.,.....·1iiiilliiilliii;;;;;;;,__ _li\l tes Rayburn, Jr., and two II' 1117 W;.t n.p.IJD, w. Va.: t1tref al bome in Rlplty. · ...'~ lad 0111 1ra1 · fll'andcilildrtn, ail of Chicago; ......... two sisters, Emma Spangltr, sorv.let will he held Columbus, and Mrs. Geraldine , W J.,.aary 19 at J Eckenrode, Orlando, Fla. p~. Leoa EUB Cbvreb Friends may call at the funeral wi!IIJ{fv. 1\oiM'I Gftic. borne anytime. MUitary rites Burial will bt In t h • will be conducted at the arave· eliureb ceJIIIIer7. ll'rlentls lll'f side. bei!'l · ~ II tltt MGitr • ;___ _ _ _ __ NURSES SHOI s_.. UNBEATEN _ The Pomeroy High School Ninth Grade basketball team baa played ~ne games without a loss. The Baby Panther:, c;ac:edr~l bed Middl t d a highly touted GAHS club In the last two outings. Pictured are, front row, 1 to r, ee er • :~~. c~~:ly McKen.:':.o~e:~ Wright, Jeff Mankin and ll!lka StilL Back row, Coach Bickel, Dick Housh, Jlm Crow, Bob Burdette, Kenny Eng· th, Jeff Werry and Steve Haggy.- Sentinel Photo. f!t! STARr FAS'l' &IS. »'Diii D~verOI~ed Petit Jurors Find Docket Clean, Everything Settled - Bradbury Library Project W1th IntoXIcation • db PTA D~~n~L~.~~~ Hav~~.bertw~; Bemg Supporte .JMr Morris impress· PT. PLEASANT _ The Me•· ing with oounsel changing his cha~ged with intoxication Col: The Bradbury PTA acted ::~\n the PTA the import· OD County Circuit Court petit Iplea to guilty as r.harged. Judge lowmg a one car accident earl) Thursday to put mto Pol backing the oonsolida· jury reported for duly Monda_v i.James Lee Thompso~ set Jan- Monday mormng on Rt. 33 near a tempor",i';~lb;:r:la~t lion an the way. To In Circuit Court but found all ' uary 28th as sentencmg dote. New Haven. when It m g the subject Mr Leon· actions cancelled throu gh prior I In the ciyll action of Crzn· Dugan, apparently the driver Jan. 13. ar<l showed a color 'mo{ entit· lettlement out of court or dall Insulating Company vs. of the vehicle, lost rontr~l ~I A circulation report for Octo- led "Where Childron Come ehangos in pleas. Daniel Paul Tomllnson, et al, Ule car on a curve, ran. o e bar !rom the Mkligs CoUJlty First " obtained from the Na· The paternity suit styled ;llate! the matter was settled out of lughway strlkmg a uUiity pole Bookmobile showtd Brrutbury, lionai PTA Congress. of west Virginia Ex He I Pc~gy court. . and lr<;"· He suffered, minor at two stops, borrow.., 837 J G 16 h vs Oscar Frank ' In the criminal action of State head m)ury. The sheriU II de- books Total clrcultion of all The room count award was G~~~acherwa~ not. heard by a:of w. Va. vs. Alva B. Tolliver partment, investigating the JDls. tho •~hools was 7,670. won by Mrs. Wiloop's filth when the defendant appear· I chorged with malicious assault. hap, estimated property damgrade with 'II per cent. present. ju ry ·u h. counsel Allornev the proseeuting attorney, Sam age at $1000. The need for Immediate , Jrefreshments of cook1cs and eCd ilwll " • · d · d Dean and assumed thej Littlepage, anniJ, nre tne ebrary 1act·ut•~at at coffee were served . . etc nity 0 [ the child "ith the feodant had jomed the armed • , J17 dJ was reviewed so a Next month tlle PTA wlli pa •; to set tile amount to be ·l forces. without his knowledge Ml81 Steworl e observe Founders Day and cake, 1 f e was appoint~ to ~~u:rded plaintiff. and a,.sked the case be continued Mr. Jimmy Oliver ~an~! a vacant room with ice cream and coffee win be Howard Erwin, Southside. to the May term of court. AI· ' !o blea, chairs and bookshelves oerved by the fourth grade . d forgm clwr"c ltorney w. H. Rardm, represenl-, MASON Announcement •• , . b~ Mr Robert room mothers. Ind ICIC on " . " . . d I be d I th rlage oJ lOOn as po- "'· . by the grand jory, and earlier ling the defendant, petotio~~n t le ~ :fo~u: ~tew:rr~ West Morris, principal, has sent IDr It was announced thai 1be 1 *H - H • PP t I I I entering an innocent plea to the I cou rt to charge, appelll'ed Monday d iS.!IliSS d J' the acti -.lllllltl •~ See your loa autborizedBulckcfaalar 'Ut on r-=---=------=-1 in preparing the case for rourt. the Rev. Lawrence Parsons. The room. F~e~b-:__3:·-------~---------------=======::====BELJ 0 NE IJudge Thompoon took the two bride Is the daugh~ of Mr. Bill KJng, of lht new school HEARING AID S£RVICE CENTER MR. KERMIT BYRD Will Be At ' OFFICE OR. DAVI S -n ') 2 N . 2 n d Ave. M:..;dleport, Ohio ON Thur. Jan. 20, 1966 FROM I motions under adv1semen~ Mrs. Leo Stewart and the ! The action of S!llte of W. Va. ,.,_ _._ t the son of Mr and Mrs. Paul Arnold Roush on at the Ohio Valley u.,..,-en pm • vs. charge did not · Field Day. Mrs. John Marshall Robert Ollver.cllonald s•rvice as the presided, and introdpeed Mr. Mrs. Lera M waa · guilty a,' Caldwell, Mrs. Lowery, Home tran oJ honor and Mr. Ollilers , ed and court will set · Agent, InsUiute, McDonald the best .IIIOil. ' . nt to be aid b the . va. attending tbe weddlnll weDreeoni~l am<JIU t P Y The president aDilOUDCed that trlcla Ann Russell and , lenr an . jurors were dismissed the State Plonmng. . Conference Kna pp. Both the bride Pelil 1and will report for duty again be held on April 26-28th at groom m;~;:ployed ~~:e,.;.,,. l on .Jamrnr, 31 at 9:36a.m. Mill, WeRton, W. Va. son Fum Corp., l and the leadership trairung coo· Rd., Point Pleasant. They ference will be held September residing at the Lyons Ap!trlo-1 !9-23 at the same place. menton Muon. ,. To repair ond service hearing aids S.HariM ond 1upplios for oil makes for sale 1 MASON - L. L. Caldwell, Ma<nn County historian, pres· idcnl of the Mason 1 1 1-listonc;J\ Society. spoke at a Mr. BYRD will be glad to meE't mg of the Mason County give yo u a free hearin g , I!onw Dcmonstrnlion 1\lesday at test with the latest Bel· Krodel Park. Devotionals were tone Electronic equip· · preecnted by Mrs. C. E. En~•in il men!. Southside. UG'oR BOWL MANY JANUARY SALE VALUES JUST ONE OF THE of the Rudgrt Committee, sub- the answer I was :1pproved. 'The council al~o mitted I I hud~ c t for 1!166 On JunE> 2. the group will serve •· WANT TO GET SN\oene Fulltrll ~ or '"' defect without ch••l•· ptuo rtpt~lr four·ytlr Protection P11n fCIUGr& tor fumlshlna ,... placement for •n:t~ roctlvo pert In tho complete •"n•mlsslon. drrve mDtor, or lere• .,poclly ""'" pu"'pl JET-IIIW IIOllUoiiATIC MlCIIAIIISII NO IEAQI NO I'ULUTSI Modo! WAK Nl llLTSI JET ACTION :ADVANCES GALORE! • Jet-Away lint removal! ll\()~, Tu. (UP!) Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland 0~ Dealer. --411 atlentlbli veterinarian lllil.todl 1 lwl>buded calf "'- •ar~ Mtlllday bad 1 lood I - . for IUTV!nl. ... calf, born on the A. M. Ditlltonch hu four ....,. lwo • , ., •• , ...,:of liWI lad lwtl lllfl. It ,.. aired by an Aquo lluU and to 1 •IIIII oow. Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl ••• FREE! The mugs are ideal lor coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cereal, ice cream or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete set. '!.Jiom . · ::' a.tJ1I TO 1111'1' ' 1 • Auiomatic Soak Cycle loosens dirt, jrimel EVEN LESS WITH TRADE Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. tiiASE HARDWARE i •a-¥1nt Duckworlb, Mi J. 'i...Jt':!i Ill Mrl. llrd Duckworth 19 Paul Harris, This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland 01 Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL" aign. He's waiting to serve you. lma ol thinp- such aa Ruet;d.imneys, oold walls, drafta, noise, soot, and·on and on. More to ..... 'l'here CariiiiDvlile, Lot. ..... iloltCI Harlenbicb, lberlff, I ~ A .. ASHLAND OIL & REFINING CCIIMNY 1ft $ervlnt Melt~ County Since 1161 a*td · 10 l!dfll' Wrllht to Paul Harrl1, Lot. CariiGDVlllt. - DOWNING INSURANCE . ~ld L. Parsons, Catherine 1 . '· ~ UV tED L. -~ to Emerson JObn. . . . ~. II, Ru.I· 1011, Leota ,Jolomln, ~ ~- u, ... ,n rr' bv be11011. . • eli~ l'olfcl ~I l{tfold Cbue, OUitla F. ~· . ,.8. ,..,UBI chirp. . . Ill D. Wellller, Lot, .;. , el~ .to aj)lllar . Iii Wddltporl. . _ . . . ' . l..o.r.tr'a ~ .;..,.. · •D Wo""tet M•rv · ". · ~;.."""•"'~~· .~ ~.,·.) u•!.• \t. ·')1.1.:::!~·1 octe, . '1 • 1 Ou1da F.Chase,. Lot, Middle'1\mtees St. Paul's Lutheran port Church to German Evangeli· · cal Lutheran St. Paul's Church. Ray M. Riggs, Mary Riggs !All, Pomeroy. to Ray A. Young, Janice L. . Young, 2.98 acres, Olive. Frank 'tbrockmorton, Edith Tbroekmorlon to Ralph A. Orville R. Brown, dec., to IAnastreth, Cell 1. Longstreth, Fannie Belle Brown, Allen H. 81.11t a<m, Scl~ BIIDWII, Madalyn Emerson, Ro· bert K. Brown, Cert. for Tans., Herold Cho"' Mtlr, Jamea w. Burke, SUe Burke, Cheater. I Carl Ann Burke to Dolpbu• ·. Clarence E. Fralev, Jacquel- · Loculi 51. Mld~leport Burke, Jr., !5LI2, Columbia. illll F. Fraley, to Ohio Power Phone WY 2-2SII Vemon Franklin Counts, Gl•· eo., J28.tM coal, Columbia. I -----!lya Coullll to Geraldine Cleland. ~Dallas Cleland, parcels, Sutton. J1::~-r: It tbl No lint trap to clean. • Jet Spin gets clothes wonder· fully dry -saves heavy lifting! BAKER DOl/It£ TAlE dt· NWAI YOUIPHOfll 125 E. ,in SJ. . DUDLEY'S COLEMAN HEATING property Transfers a-las tailnf. Ono·yoar Worronty lor Jxperll agree ... now is the time to WY 2·2171 :.;t Stran111t Frl&ldalre WISher Pratectlan Plan . aver ... biCked by ·~1 General Moton! SQUARED AWAY? A UVllfGS CO. r :.II t71h. Mrs. Erwin will 504 TENTH ST. ll..,rve AS d1airman and the coHUNTINGTON, W. VA. licl1aironan i.s Mrs. Ray Crank. ITY OAN Send FLOWERS I age Show to be held at the Ohio I Ex.pt-' riment Station on up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bills and d11bts and i.ave everything In one convenient loan. Have leu to pay out and more for yourself on pay days. Don't hesitate to call. There It no obbgatlon. One thrifty budget loan will cut your payments. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. C. F Rayburn Dies Sunday p.' tlllilnimously to serve freshnwnl s at the Hay and Phone 525-7221 Th Stewart Service is Set I' \oted l'ehco" Carl Plants I· which , 1 (UP!) so Tn•.county Farm Bureaus LannehMembershipDrives w. Mrs. Virgil Burris, chairman If hearing is your problem Bellone is BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center SPECIALI THE RAONE HOME BANK I lbe To Hospital 1 9 A.M. to 12 NOON UPI Briefs ,,• &:.:::..: "Mel EDroute c Historian is Speakerat ; Krodel Park ADC Burden At 4.j Million cirttl p...MJ. Oliver nf appro~dmate1y 1,000 used books regular meeting of the County ';:;! ~~n dUigent Mason J.,:'~ary ~r::formed by to stock this temporary library Council wiU be •t Ches~ morn- ~ :~: ~~~: Jusb•f"ed HOmiCI • •de seen m • 1 G•Jf}1\i}}jDtJ Off-uuty .] cop Pf": Start fast by :lfnallll 1111 -~~~JOUr Bulllidlillr.I'I'IIIIIIIIIPPI' by fila o.w LeSebre. Continue your hiPPY fMIIIII fl1 tltfaldna: Ofthllow Pllaland.....,.. trad..in you lot. Pta It no hlllldtcap Ill till tlald .,....., dlrb!f, , ' THE SHOE lOX If -- 1 > ,, '' ·' , . _ f ·- , 1 . ~ ~ AGENCY, INC; .,_Ita :UI' " " ···· • ,, ...~--........ . --...~""', ......... •. .,..., - to.,.....,., -··s..,..,~,;;.""" ~. rl. .. • r- •. ; ~~: 1111 Child• Rodney Downl"" Apnts , ' ,. ' .j' • tlaoup. important, RameiON electric beat pea you the quiclteat, eleonelll, quietett, heat you ean buy. And thtt'• only part oC lhe ~~ of eledric heat. (Call 11.1 tttul~«J .'!ft..... . 73 ~AddreoooH;__ m I '1 I �., .' .~ -· · . . -- · -~ -· ~" ......... - .... -, .I \I 'I • · MarketReport 1 ! tt 1o trr cmaa tl • WL ' S~ ' . SALES 'REI'ORT QuOs 11 iO' 3!.50: ·. Pl. Pltasaal u~.toe~ Salel Co. ~· 19 lo . ~-~·. ~ He ..-.y, Janaur 11, Ill en1 1&.40 ·ID ,e.so; stOck Slier HOGS- 178 to 220 11 to 28.50; ClalV. IIUi to :lt.'ltr stoell Heavies It ID 21.50; Fat Sowa Jfeller Calvea 20 to 1111.10. :zo to l3;· Boars 18 to 21; Plga , W8 Topl II to 18; Stock Shoats 22 to 35 ~~ at.IO;M ldlum ij 1 by hd. 10, s JlnviiiiO CA'l'l'LE - Steers 19 to :12.251 to 30: COriiiiiOII 'llld Hellera 15.25 to 20.10: Fat Cows to :H. · ;: : .: .;;,ra.-:IEEUt Ill . ' Sfl..veis q..n~te't top ·1 '65 Instructor Edmund Fosier Dies Monday fill. Fosler WliJ I - h et · W~eavl!le ~ J'lt' p, ' A. II. and tile CGjWD~I ~ cburcb. Funeral r.erv~ Will be beld Thursday at I p.m. at the SlrODI and Son !i'WJeral Edmund M. Foster, S~. oJ benne. Burial will be ill lbe Ca.. near !>oint Rock, RD, Albany, tor eemelf!l'Y. MASON - &.Set· Jomtll M. palled away Monday aftemoon l;oii,.._;;ii;;i~-----. Lova, - crt Mn. ! 'lburlill at bls home a~ the reoult or an WOMINS 1.ovl, ..-. 1111 blta Dlllled apparent beart \ attack. _ · Chamtle'l lllltruetor ot tltt Mr. Foster was a pipeline HUSH PUPPIJS . Year, ot Chaull, Jlllnoll, 8&l malntenanee man for the T!ll· Lova II an lllltruc:lor Ia I b • Peathar Light nessee Gas Co. He was preced· BaUiitle MIPIIt Altll7tt Tech1'r:r ·l ' eel in death by his lather, AJ. , ,i' 1 'l'.'"'• nician Count II atwte'l 'l'eeh fred. Surviving are his wife, School. He bu been •talloned Pauline Weyand Fosler; bla thera ~ JNl'l wltb lbe lbd NARROW-IoiEI>IUMmother, Ginerva Bratton Fa .. lllltnl . : Squadton lnd Wll WmEWIDffiS Iter; a daughter Mrs. Wanda W!lnamed • IMtruetor of 1M tiams, Rutland; two grandc~tl· Month ot Aplo!I: 'nle winner of dren ; tllree sisters, Mrs. Zelia 1M witt.~! lltla wu 8ltiiGUnced Weyand. Columbus; Mrs. WiJ. by "WWnp" newspeper. rna Huff, Dayton, and Mrs. Em· ~· enUoted In lilt Air ily Turner, Albany, and a hal! I Foret 1ft Feb. 1151 and upon CANDYSTRII1ERS CAPPED - Capping ceremonies .for these 17 Meigs General hospital Candystripers wu conducted Monday evening at the brother, Louie Cottrill, RD, Al· 0 oompi.U. ot baaic lrllnllll. Grace Eplacopat Church Pariah House In Pomeroy. They are, 1 to r, front row, Melanie Grueser, Mary McKensey, Rose Ann Us!!!) Margie Harris, bany. Middleport, , 1~ lhe Jet Aircraft Me- Virpnla Cunningham, Lucille Bradallaw, Opal Offutt, Debra Spencer. 'second row, Ruth Ann Kloes, Sunn Lytle, Sedonla Spencer, Janet Humphrey, chattlc 00111'11 at Amarillo AJ'II Patty Lellheit, Mary Hal~ Sandra Jeffers, Shelia Ohtinger and Janice Eskew.- Sentinel Photo. State Bank No. 524 !eqa. llurlnc the all yeara of REPORT OF CONDITION QF IMtruct« duly tl Amarillo, Velennl MemotUI Hupllal Strfeatlm• earned • .. Admlsi!Gno - Albert Deem. m.ttr hliUrl crt coli.,. ...edit Portland; Danny McDonald, altMtdlol -*'« elaiHI at Athena; Beulab Graham, Ra· (Continued from Page I) In the State of Ohio at th~ ~~~·~ :u•lnesa on Dec. 31, 18&5 ~Uo Jllltlor OIIJeae. Ht WBI eiae; Andria Joseph, Middle· aid Moore, arrested Jan. 1 for Cash. balances with other banks, and eash alao ttlectal • outDndfq Airr:l . port. po35ession of marijuana. Davis Items In process ol collection -- -······ $ 177,742.00 man of lhe 1111111111 Ia lleeam· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Dr. Robert Evana, Franklin Coun· Dlselwlfl- Opal Prickly, WASHINGTON !UP!) - A contendtd narcotic experts at United State• Government obligations, 432.124. 7~ ber lilt • Oulllaltdlng fltatruc. ty roroner, oaid be probably will return a verdict of just!· Middleport; ~ry Grady, Ra- record U million mothers ond a 1962 Whtte House Conference direct and guaranteed -·- ·---· - ------101' of lltlllllllh Ia Juuary at flable homicide In the fatal shooting of Patrolman Jomes B. cine; Thelma Fraley, Middle- cbildre~ are receiving tedera! on Narcotics and Drug Abuse Obligations?! Stales and political aubdivislons 10~ .941.50 7.036.00 lllal bast. Morpo, 33, by a teenage pri he allegedly abdueted Sun· port; Nellie Frizzle, Reed!VIilt; Htate a1d designed to lath- testified that 'marijuana was 1Other serurrt1es I mcludmg no corporate stocks) 702.264.27 He was ·triiiiHferred tG Cha· day night. Mn. Robert Boaeso and erlw famllleo, welfare classed as a sedative and not ' Other loans and discounts -- . -- -·- - -·- ---lillie ArB Ia Jan. Ita u ID The three principles In the shooting were released by daughter, Pomeroy; Mn. Ther· showed today. as 1 narcotic Bank premises. furmture and loxtures. and. lnatrucllr 11111 ltttllded lhe Mil- lice after quettlonlng Monday. They learned from Mrs. on Workfllllll and oon, Rut. The caseload of tiM! , other assets representmg bank premloes 6.500.00 398·12 aile Syatem Aulysl Tecbnlelan ~uth Latella lbat Morgan ·spent most of Sunday with her land; John Hunnel, Pomeroy; versial Aid to Dependent Chll· COLUMBUS_ THE DEMO. other assets -- -·------ ----- --·-- - ----·-· eourae ooeducttd at tile S.. and while drlvln& Sunday night he suddenly stopped the Mayme Newlon, Harrisonville; dren (AJJC) program has cralic steering committee met l TOTAL ASSETS -------------·-·----· 11.432.00664 lnt Alreraft plant Ia Stattle, car, aot out end lllarted walk· - - - Roberta Dalley, Middleport. rising steadily since World again Monday, managed to en\ :Wultla(joa. · in& away. at Morgan, hitting him in 1be II, partly because of dorse candidates for state audi· l L I A B I L IT IE S "' , ·. In Ja!J tNt, let. Lowl wu The Gff-duly officer some ttme abdomen. Tile girl run from TWO FINED Uon growth. And. said, tor then adjourned until Salur· :Demand deposits or tndividuals .. qala •llleeltd to alltnd tbl Bal- later aPParently pulled open the the car and I motonst gave her Fined Monday night ln Mid· at least some of th• Increase day. The committee's only ac- 1 . partnerships, and corporatoons -------- I 347,160.05 lillie llllollt Analylt TlebDico door of a puked car and or- • lift home, while Morgan ned dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher'a sk!m• from a 1961 law complishment was to recom-1Time and·1lavu:gs rlepnsr ts of mdl vlduals. 894 . 291.8~ ian miuU Coune OD the Mlluteman dered t '"· driver Robert on foot. His body was found court were Larry Edward Lau!ng ""Veragt to children of un' part.nershrps, corporahons -, -, , --- · t Jloeina, He .ou wrJ' • • • .. ~ men d Th omas F'erguson for theiDepos1ts of States and and pollhcal subdt v1s1 ons 23.6.o7Js 11 e I Hollman, 19. He tben hit Hofl·l'aler in a nearby held. Anoth· dermUt, 21, Middleport, ItO e:npleyed fathers . lull four-year term as auditor Certified and officers' rherks, etc. ·- ---4.492.19 OIIIIJIDM~-~~wbfll'lb~ Sbt¥ man with b!s service revolver er motorist saw 1be car wi1JJ and costs, illegal exhaust, and Although reluctant to and Clarence Kinsely for the TOTAL DEPOSITS - --- -- ---- $1.269.601.44 lllma - c '" t and made blm t•l Into the the motor numlng and stopped Charles Allensworth, 48, Mid· pret the climbing ADC short term, Former Gov. Mich. lut bloet Ill alecbnlcal eourat. trunk of the auto, whfie Marla to find HoHman locked ln the dleport, '10 and eosll, flltoxi- load, one official said it ael v. DIS. lie, again, was the Total demand deposots -- --- - $ 375.309.,19 ._~lllldutyl': Marcb!, 18, remtintd In the trunk. .He loot the key from cation. ed the growing "plight of stumbling block to any real pro- Total time & savings depo;ils $ 894.291.85 ....,..,..., • front seat. the Ig1ntloo and freed the youth. under-educated." gress DiSalle is considered the SCI- LDle hu .ned an adtll- Tbe gtr! told police that Mor· Shortly after the body ""' GAY TRAPPINGS front-~unner for the guberna- Other liabilities -· ---·--·-- ··--·--------·· 13.602.36 ::Us~¥:~-: 11011 got lnm driver's side, found, with his jacket aad gun NOTTINGHAM, Eng. wheelbarrows motorlsll tor!al nomination but has refus· TOTAL LJABlLITfES ----------···-------- $1 ,283,20S.80 'lllle fllllriiJ' lut lwo chll- threatened her with a gun and nearby, 1 pollee officer saw -Streetc:leanera bert soon will be oble to spot tbem ed to say what bill plans for 1111 J • Midla I IIIII (~'dared her to take oil ber Morgan's car belog driven ::: be:.....;IU=·::ued=-.:or&lll=~•:.....;ll::.b::.re~IIW=.:•::.••::.li::.:Y·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~1966-a.re•.; ; . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; CAPITAl" ACCOUNTS •-~aUIIeCirole clolhn. 'lbeD be 1tarted driY. down 1be streets. Mr•. Latella Common stork- lola! p>r value - · · - - · ---· · - $ 35,000.00 Ina aroutld and made several •aid alta was looklD& for Mor· No. shares outstanding 350 65.000.00 Drlva,llantllal, llllloll. obicene sUfgeaUons, abe aa1d. gan, whom sbe bad known for Surplus - ··- --- --·- · - - -- - ·- --·---- - --- -· 48,802.84 lllsa March! u!d lhe noticed about three ,een. Morgan, BOll Undivided profits · -··- --- -- · - ·-·----·---148,80284 the gun lying on the seat, of e pollee aergeant, waa mar· TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··- -- ·-··--picked It up and fir~one_!ool r!ed aad tile father of live. TOTAL LIAI1ILITIES AND ·-ed f CAPITAL ACCOl'N1'S - ·- ·- --- - - -- -·-· $1 ,43:1,006.64 a.tJJ1 TO ....... Farm Bureau membership appeored head or n e w OJD88 Tbe Pomeroy Craft and Hob· highs in the three-county area of Athens, Meigs and Gallia M!:MORANflA by Club wiD meet Wedneaday, Counties judged by the enthusiasm of volunteer workers 1;...--.:o,...,c., Average of total deposits for the 15 ca!Pndar January 19, at the ~eiga Moo who turned out for the tick-off of the. Tri.Counly Member· ._., days ending with call date ··- · - ----- - - $!202.62201 1 1Average of total loans lor the 15 calendar torcycle Clubhouse on the Har· ablp drive Monday nlgbt at days ending with call date ------·--- -694.31540 risonville Road from 10 a. m. Satisbury School near Porn· Ishmael Gillespie, president Want to send Securities as show n in items 2·5 of '' Assets·· Pr. PLIA&\N'I' - Olrl Clr- Funm·al lti'VIce& for Tho~ till Z p. m. .A 25 cent gilt lor eroy. of tho Gllia County Farm Bu· an• after rl f'du ction or \'aiuation your own IHr PlaDta, ,., Wllhlngtoa Edwia Stewlrt, 48, Rl. 3, R1p- game prizes Ia requested~ A Althouib 1be number was reau, waa cbaorman ol the 650 00 reserves of - - --------- - --- ------- ---- ! 11 0 . . . ., Otdo, imntr M... ley, W. Va., wbo ditd Friday aack lunch will be served a cut aomewbal by licknesa and meeting. . . prescription'' MEMORANflA • oa.tJ a " ae, diad Mo• io • Ripley bolpltal, will be nooa. eold weather Paul Bower Tri· AIJo attending was Mi!ll Ahre Pled ged assets and securities Jo an ~d for CHEER' ut•o•IDiheVtllrans Hollo held Wodnllday at 2 p.m. io the County Org-tion or., Schwiebert, director of Adult ( r. S. Government obligations. direct pltil 11 lllijlal, Oldo. Bethel church there. uld the 71 on band sbould be and Youth Education, Oh to and guaranteorl . pledged to secure deposi ts and ot her liabilities ·---····-·- $ 100.000.00 · • - ben II ~. V1. A lonn« ~ be rtsldable 10 complete 1be canvass Farm Bureau. She bas been aslltjla.W Ill, 1•, - ot tilt ed 1 S M ~· County • for Jllfmben In record time bt· slped to these countiea for the FROM DUDLIY'I TOTAL - ------------·- s 100.000.00 II! Olorp I1ICI Amanda Pow- . n :vracute, . e ga h ~ CUJae of excellent returns Juratlou of the member•hlp e Dlth G1rdtn1 id;Pilltll. Ill- 1 ftl«an of ::~~~:: l:lee~mfrom 1 pre • dr!vo llllll cam· campaign to aid the local volunI. .JOHN T. WOLF'K r.,hier. ol the fbove·named bank. Wqrltl k I . . MrVId wllh 11 Duffy. He was the !IIIII of the patgn, leers. aF ..ah Cut Flowon ' do solem nly swear that this report of condition is true and llf..~ lllillllolr D1lltlon late Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stew- Funtrol servlceo fDr Charles Albelll County Nported 185 She reported 1bat Farm B•· Icorrect. to the best or my knowledge and belieI. 1 Potttd Plant• to tho II"'-· ill- 1 _..... ol 1 Ht codtd . death F Raybu Sl P bo members signtd and needed on- reau has been able to get 1mI .JOHN T. WOLr'E. Cashier .o.. ,...._._ tl .._._ War ar' wal pre In . m, , omeroy, w l •• to eed lh ••• portant reductiOM In the valua· Home or Hospitol C t Att t Cf!AS lfAYMAN :;:: :::., .. .,......... ~.':'..':%:. •- by two aoDB, Gary and Ronald. died in tbe Moig• General boo· Y .. more ere , e ... tl·on of many farm products on orrec cs • · '"'· ,,.. owr pital Sunday evening will be rtoorded lao! year. Gallia eaun· . ALBERT HILL JR DirPrtors ~1!111 VttlriDI el W~ Surv!vlnJ are hit wile, Des- held Tbunday al2 m. at the ty bad 150 compared to 210 for the .personal tax lists . whlle l .J. W. WEAVER .JR . ~ .. wu u employe lie, three o1ber 80118, Edward E""•• ,.. 1 ~th th Rev last year while Meigs ~ed holding the value of livestock STATE OF' OHIO. roUN'I'Y OF MEIGS. ss: , 1 • ' a. • ....,_ • ' : "-"'·and Tonun bolb h d """' """pe w• 1 ti t 1 t ea' 1 I Sworn lo an rl sub.cribed before me thi s 14th day of of.. .,. ..,... - · .,..,..r at orne, an J h ~ I fft-' U B 185 and needed II to ourpass va ua ons a a• y " e~•e ., mint liar b *II Oblo '1o1 Joo, U· S. yArmy, ' Viet N osep May o ,.,,a ng. UT· de lie in ased k 1 al January, 1966. and f hereby certify lhat I am not an officer 59 N. 2nd Ave. am, ial will be Jn the Riverview tbe 250 of taat year. sp ere mar • v • or director of this bank. ·llitlvlfiDI .. 1111 ~. V 1 and six sisters Mrs. Evelyn ,_ H ceded · John Robinoon Athens Coun- uea. Items reductd m value , MRS. GRACE KRIDER. Notary Public .. . ....... -· Plllltl: four ............. and Mrs. Melba Icenhower deacemthe-.by,. hi ....... ~ . l""u; .. mjth "e h.'lp oJ ··~n were soybeana, farm seeds, po· Middleport, 0. ' ........, ..."" 1 mo""'' on ..,. '' • "' • ,,.. ~ My commission expires May 14th, 1968. Mrl. 'lloltla Rlebtrlll, Mrs. Muon; Mr1. Wilda Blessing, and his !other in l96S, ond 8 ~ J~ff. presented 8 abort skit la~toea~~and~_:_a~p~pl~es:_._ _ _...!.~!!!!!!!11!1!11!1!11!1!11!1!11!1~~~:;~:;;,::::.::;:.:~,;,:;.:.::..:.:;:;;;:,====== l)orothj Myers, Mra. Marjorie Albany; Mn. Wanda Sbam, infant 10 on the effects of the uniform Ill~ ID of Oo~, Oblo, Syrocuae; Mrs. Maxine Kirby, n. milk inspection b!ll which the and Mtl. 'Wilda Burpr, Sprlna· Yl111111, and Mr•. Eva Var· He served ln the Navy in Farm Bureau supported In the tle14, (lido; tint brotblrs, Ray· ian, Clifton, and I'"' brothera, World War ll, and bad worked last oesaion of the Ohio IegisJa. lilotid ok ,..,_..., Wuhlnatofl, £chert, Kingsbury Rood, and •• a parts man for Ford Motor ture QarOlrl, llllllal, Olllo, lad Arth- Henry, P~ Pleuanl 1Co. He was a member of the M;. and Mrs. .Andrew Cross tm:.;.W~.; ~r~~ Burial wlll be In Suncrest •Eatlea Lodge in Pomeroy and lad their sons prtsented a skit Vir·~· Rllfle both I o!an ~n· cemetery. A nephew, Rev. Ron- I waa pruentiy employed at Van- on the evils of Sunday hunting, .., ~ Mr '1'1, ltlce Gallon' aid Kirby, wiU offtclate. Friends l•dium Corp. an issue opposed by Farm Bu· "· 1. 1 1. na , , reau Oltlo, and Mrs. Edne McKIJI. may caU at the Parsons Funer· Survivors Include a son, Char. 1.,.....·1iiiilliiilliii;;;;;;;,__ _li\l tes Rayburn, Jr., and two II' 1117 W;.t n.p.IJD, w. Va.: t1tref al bome in Rlplty. · ...'~ lad 0111 1ra1 · fll'andcilildrtn, ail of Chicago; ......... two sisters, Emma Spangltr, sorv.let will he held Columbus, and Mrs. Geraldine , W J.,.aary 19 at J Eckenrode, Orlando, Fla. p~. Leoa EUB Cbvreb Friends may call at the funeral wi!IIJ{fv. 1\oiM'I Gftic. borne anytime. MUitary rites Burial will bt In t h • will be conducted at the arave· eliureb ceJIIIIer7. ll'rlentls lll'f side. bei!'l · ~ II tltt MGitr • ;___ _ _ _ __ NURSES SHOI s_.. UNBEATEN _ The Pomeroy High School Ninth Grade basketball team baa played ~ne games without a loss. The Baby Panther:, c;ac:edr~l bed Middl t d a highly touted GAHS club In the last two outings. Pictured are, front row, 1 to r, ee er • :~~. c~~:ly McKen.:':.o~e:~ Wright, Jeff Mankin and ll!lka StilL Back row, Coach Bickel, Dick Housh, Jlm Crow, Bob Burdette, Kenny Eng· th, Jeff Werry and Steve Haggy.- Sentinel Photo. f!t! STARr FAS'l' &IS. »'Diii D~verOI~ed Petit Jurors Find Docket Clean, Everything Settled - Bradbury Library Project W1th IntoXIcation • db PTA D~~n~L~.~~~ Hav~~.bertw~; Bemg Supporte .JMr Morris impress· PT. PLEASANT _ The Me•· ing with oounsel changing his cha~ged with intoxication Col: The Bradbury PTA acted ::~\n the PTA the import· OD County Circuit Court petit Iplea to guilty as r.harged. Judge lowmg a one car accident earl) Thursday to put mto Pol backing the oonsolida· jury reported for duly Monda_v i.James Lee Thompso~ set Jan- Monday mormng on Rt. 33 near a tempor",i';~lb;:r:la~t lion an the way. To In Circuit Court but found all ' uary 28th as sentencmg dote. New Haven. when It m g the subject Mr Leon· actions cancelled throu gh prior I In the ciyll action of Crzn· Dugan, apparently the driver Jan. 13. ar<l showed a color 'mo{ entit· lettlement out of court or dall Insulating Company vs. of the vehicle, lost rontr~l ~I A circulation report for Octo- led "Where Childron Come ehangos in pleas. Daniel Paul Tomllnson, et al, Ule car on a curve, ran. o e bar !rom the Mkligs CoUJlty First " obtained from the Na· The paternity suit styled ;llate! the matter was settled out of lughway strlkmg a uUiity pole Bookmobile showtd Brrutbury, lionai PTA Congress. of west Virginia Ex He I Pc~gy court. . and lr<;"· He suffered, minor at two stops, borrow.., 837 J G 16 h vs Oscar Frank ' In the criminal action of State head m)ury. The sheriU II de- books Total clrcultion of all The room count award was G~~~acherwa~ not. heard by a:of w. Va. vs. Alva B. Tolliver partment, investigating the JDls. tho •~hools was 7,670. won by Mrs. Wiloop's filth when the defendant appear· I chorged with malicious assault. hap, estimated property damgrade with 'II per cent. present. ju ry ·u h. counsel Allornev the proseeuting attorney, Sam age at $1000. The need for Immediate , Jrefreshments of cook1cs and eCd ilwll " • · d · d Dean and assumed thej Littlepage, anniJ, nre tne ebrary 1act·ut•~at at coffee were served . . etc nity 0 [ the child "ith the feodant had jomed the armed • , J17 dJ was reviewed so a Next month tlle PTA wlli pa •; to set tile amount to be ·l forces. without his knowledge Ml81 Steworl e observe Founders Day and cake, 1 f e was appoint~ to ~~u:rded plaintiff. and a,.sked the case be continued Mr. Jimmy Oliver ~an~! a vacant room with ice cream and coffee win be Howard Erwin, Southside. to the May term of court. AI· ' !o blea, chairs and bookshelves oerved by the fourth grade . d forgm clwr"c ltorney w. H. Rardm, represenl-, MASON Announcement •• , . b~ Mr Robert room mothers. Ind ICIC on " . " . . d I be d I th rlage oJ lOOn as po- "'· . by the grand jory, and earlier ling the defendant, petotio~~n t le ~ :fo~u: ~tew:rr~ West Morris, principal, has sent IDr It was announced thai 1be 1 *H - H • PP t I I I entering an innocent plea to the I cou rt to charge, appelll'ed Monday d iS.!IliSS d J' the acti -.lllllltl •~ See your loa autborizedBulckcfaalar 'Ut on r-=---=------=-1 in preparing the case for rourt. the Rev. Lawrence Parsons. The room. F~e~b-:__3:·-------~---------------=======::====BELJ 0 NE IJudge Thompoon took the two bride Is the daugh~ of Mr. Bill KJng, of lht new school HEARING AID S£RVICE CENTER MR. KERMIT BYRD Will Be At ' OFFICE OR. DAVI S -n ') 2 N . 2 n d Ave. M:..;dleport, Ohio ON Thur. Jan. 20, 1966 FROM I motions under adv1semen~ Mrs. Leo Stewart and the ! The action of S!llte of W. Va. ,.,_ _._ t the son of Mr and Mrs. Paul Arnold Roush on at the Ohio Valley u.,..,-en pm • vs. charge did not · Field Day. Mrs. John Marshall Robert Ollver.cllonald s•rvice as the presided, and introdpeed Mr. Mrs. Lera M waa · guilty a,' Caldwell, Mrs. Lowery, Home tran oJ honor and Mr. Ollilers , ed and court will set · Agent, InsUiute, McDonald the best .IIIOil. ' . nt to be aid b the . va. attending tbe weddlnll weDreeoni~l am<JIU t P Y The president aDilOUDCed that trlcla Ann Russell and , lenr an . jurors were dismissed the State Plonmng. . Conference Kna pp. Both the bride Pelil 1and will report for duty again be held on April 26-28th at groom m;~;:ployed ~~:e,.;.,,. l on .Jamrnr, 31 at 9:36a.m. Mill, WeRton, W. Va. son Fum Corp., l and the leadership trairung coo· Rd., Point Pleasant. They ference will be held September residing at the Lyons Ap!trlo-1 !9-23 at the same place. menton Muon. ,. To repair ond service hearing aids S.HariM ond 1upplios for oil makes for sale 1 MASON - L. L. Caldwell, Ma<nn County historian, pres· idcnl of the Mason 1 1 1-listonc;J\ Society. spoke at a Mr. BYRD will be glad to meE't mg of the Mason County give yo u a free hearin g , I!onw Dcmonstrnlion 1\lesday at test with the latest Bel· Krodel Park. Devotionals were tone Electronic equip· · preecnted by Mrs. C. E. En~•in il men!. Southside. UG'oR BOWL MANY JANUARY SALE VALUES JUST ONE OF THE of the Rudgrt Committee, sub- the answer I was :1pproved. 'The council al~o mitted I I hud~ c t for 1!166 On JunE> 2. the group will serve •· WANT TO GET SN\oene Fulltrll ~ or '"' defect without ch••l•· ptuo rtpt~lr four·ytlr Protection P11n fCIUGr& tor fumlshlna ,... placement for •n:t~ roctlvo pert In tho complete •"n•mlsslon. drrve mDtor, or lere• .,poclly ""'" pu"'pl JET-IIIW IIOllUoiiATIC MlCIIAIIISII NO IEAQI NO I'ULUTSI Modo! WAK Nl llLTSI JET ACTION :ADVANCES GALORE! • Jet-Away lint removal! ll\()~, Tu. (UP!) Here's another outstanding bonus offer from your Good Neighbor Ashland 0~ Dealer. --411 atlentlbli veterinarian lllil.todl 1 lwl>buded calf "'- •ar~ Mtlllday bad 1 lood I - . for IUTV!nl. ... calf, born on the A. M. Ditlltonch hu four ....,. lwo • , ., •• , ...,:of liWI lad lwtl lllfl. It ,.. aired by an Aquo lluU and to 1 •IIIII oow. Each time you purchase seven gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline you get your choice of a stylish, light blue mug or bowl ••• FREE! The mugs are ideal lor coffee, tea, hot chocolate or milk. The bowls are just the thing for soup, cereal, ice cream or dessert. You'll want to collect a complete set. '!.Jiom . · ::' a.tJ1I TO 1111'1' ' 1 • Auiomatic Soak Cycle loosens dirt, jrimel EVEN LESS WITH TRADE Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. tiiASE HARDWARE i •a-¥1nt Duckworlb, Mi J. 'i...Jt':!i Ill Mrl. llrd Duckworth 19 Paul Harris, This offer is limited so hurry to your Ashland 01 Dealer displaying the "FREE MUG OR BOWL" aign. He's waiting to serve you. lma ol thinp- such aa Ruet;d.imneys, oold walls, drafta, noise, soot, and·on and on. More to ..... 'l'here CariiiiDvlile, Lot. ..... iloltCI Harlenbicb, lberlff, I ~ A .. ASHLAND OIL & REFINING CCIIMNY 1ft $ervlnt Melt~ County Since 1161 a*td · 10 l!dfll' Wrllht to Paul Harrl1, Lot. CariiGDVlllt. - DOWNING INSURANCE . ~ld L. Parsons, Catherine 1 . '· ~ UV tED L. -~ to Emerson JObn. . . . ~. II, Ru.I· 1011, Leota ,Jolomln, ~ ~- u, ... ,n rr' bv be11011. . • eli~ l'olfcl ~I l{tfold Cbue, OUitla F. ~· . ,.8. ,..,UBI chirp. . . Ill D. Wellller, Lot, .;. , el~ .to aj)lllar . Iii Wddltporl. . _ . . . ' . l..o.r.tr'a ~ .;..,.. · •D Wo""tet M•rv · ". · ~;.."""•"'~~· .~ ~.,·.) u•!.• \t. ·')1.1.:::!~·1 octe, . '1 • 1 Ou1da F.Chase,. Lot, Middle'1\mtees St. Paul's Lutheran port Church to German Evangeli· · cal Lutheran St. Paul's Church. Ray M. Riggs, Mary Riggs !All, Pomeroy. to Ray A. Young, Janice L. . Young, 2.98 acres, Olive. Frank 'tbrockmorton, Edith Tbroekmorlon to Ralph A. Orville R. Brown, dec., to IAnastreth, Cell 1. Longstreth, Fannie Belle Brown, Allen H. 81.11t a<m, Scl~ BIIDWII, Madalyn Emerson, Ro· bert K. Brown, Cert. for Tans., Herold Cho"' Mtlr, Jamea w. Burke, SUe Burke, Cheater. I Carl Ann Burke to Dolpbu• ·. Clarence E. Fralev, Jacquel- · Loculi 51. Mld~leport Burke, Jr., !5LI2, Columbia. illll F. Fraley, to Ohio Power Phone WY 2-2SII Vemon Franklin Counts, Gl•· eo., J28.tM coal, Columbia. I -----!lya Coullll to Geraldine Cleland. ~Dallas Cleland, parcels, Sutton. J1::~-r: It tbl No lint trap to clean. • Jet Spin gets clothes wonder· fully dry -saves heavy lifting! BAKER DOl/It£ TAlE dt· NWAI YOUIPHOfll 125 E. ,in SJ. . DUDLEY'S COLEMAN HEATING property Transfers a-las tailnf. Ono·yoar Worronty lor Jxperll agree ... now is the time to WY 2·2171 :.;t Stran111t Frl&ldalre WISher Pratectlan Plan . aver ... biCked by ·~1 General Moton! SQUARED AWAY? A UVllfGS CO. r :.II t71h. Mrs. Erwin will 504 TENTH ST. ll..,rve AS d1airman and the coHUNTINGTON, W. VA. licl1aironan i.s Mrs. Ray Crank. ITY OAN Send FLOWERS I age Show to be held at the Ohio I Ex.pt-' riment Station on up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bills and d11bts and i.ave everything In one convenient loan. Have leu to pay out and more for yourself on pay days. Don't hesitate to call. There It no obbgatlon. One thrifty budget loan will cut your payments. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. C. F Rayburn Dies Sunday p.' tlllilnimously to serve freshnwnl s at the Hay and Phone 525-7221 Th Stewart Service is Set I' \oted l'ehco" Carl Plants I· which , 1 (UP!) so Tn•.county Farm Bureaus LannehMembershipDrives w. Mrs. Virgil Burris, chairman If hearing is your problem Bellone is BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center SPECIALI THE RAONE HOME BANK I lbe To Hospital 1 9 A.M. to 12 NOON UPI Briefs ,,• &:.:::..: "Mel EDroute c Historian is Speakerat ; Krodel Park ADC Burden At 4.j Million cirttl p...MJ. Oliver nf appro~dmate1y 1,000 used books regular meeting of the County ';:;! ~~n dUigent Mason J.,:'~ary ~r::formed by to stock this temporary library Council wiU be •t Ches~ morn- ~ :~: ~~~: Jusb•f"ed HOmiCI • •de seen m • 1 G•Jf}1\i}}jDtJ Off-uuty .] cop Pf": Start fast by :lfnallll 1111 -~~~JOUr Bulllidlillr.I'I'IIIIIIIIIPPI' by fila o.w LeSebre. Continue your hiPPY fMIIIII fl1 tltfaldna: Ofthllow Pllaland.....,.. trad..in you lot. Pta It no hlllldtcap Ill till tlald .,....., dlrb!f, , ' THE SHOE lOX If -- 1 > ,, '' ·' , . _ f ·- , 1 . ~ ~ AGENCY, INC; .,_Ita :UI' " " ···· • ,, ...~--........ . --...~""', ......... •. .,..., - to.,.....,., -··s..,..,~,;;.""" ~. rl. .. • r- •. ; ~~: 1111 Child• Rodney Downl"" Apnts , ' ,. ' .j' • tlaoup. important, RameiON electric beat pea you the quiclteat, eleonelll, quietett, heat you ean buy. And thtt'• only part oC lhe ~~ of eledric heat. (Call 11.1 tttul~«J .'!ft..... . 73 ~AddreoooH;__ m I '1 I �'• · .. . . .. ~ ~~ - ... . '' ,<' •• ') \ • ,''ti I \ ' ' ' ' ' IARHIY OOOCK.I .ill lfMIIIY SMITH Classified Ads· Your MOdern CommuQity BUDetin Board WANT AD 1Nf2~~~.!10N • F01 SALI u. trEREO &-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., lu. 18, lDM _ ~·' •. M. .., ...... ........... ts:,• ' - '17 QUAUT\' Mo""t~:C·~~~~~:.', •· ,., w<u ...~:,~•-:;,::~•,,,. ,_ M. Buslneu ServiCIII . Rul Esfete For S.le roR SALE - 7 ro0m housO In ~aag-:,~:\;.·~a~~ ·.::'!.-a:·:rw:: ::.e~Lu~: and~~~ finish. 4 speed hllermlted no hbrtc Sbop. Po- - Ponterov - 1 Motor Co. "' cllaager. Twill opeakar 1 y &- Autborlzed Singer Sale~ llld Dll) 'I! OfECK iH'CAR06AME ., PlliD LAISWaL PeraoDI omterlng HoJzef Ito&pltal dllrlnS the lui Zl hours at y 1' Jneluded: Mrs. Joba L. Haod, Aflll'r IN LUI<EY'S SARN? . I. ' IAN. Jl . 'ftlt Sa1labury Pl'A wiD meet Tuesday 11 7,10 p. m. All Pll' eats are urged to attend. Jn•c•···ollbeUDIWI!Meta. .... Gdlalu..cbun:h aehedul!!d for Moo- l, tem. 'lbll ts In very •lea ....I Zt tic ••• " " " '"'""' " eondltlon. Pay balalce due POMEROY _ Ranch uou••.. o•• 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door . $1369 ~.29 or $8 per month. Try An CONDI'J'lONINO Rell'IRel' home 1• bedrooms), modem 1125Sunae1Dr.; M~. Delmar 4 Tile PublllhM' ~··"'" .... rltht fl I h ood tires heater I In h Call WY ltloD IIJ'Yicl. Jaek'l .Refril,. "'" " '''"' ,., "'' ,,..,,, Deluxe vinyl interior, green n s • I • • t your ome. · .. kitcben 'Iand belli, fl!i~ base- Bloomer, 843 IIL'-11 '""" Ave.; ,_ ..... ~:,:.~·:;•b••imm:;~:::,v. ;.~~utdpu~ Plenty of economy and priced to go. 6555. 1 18 8te •atloa, New Sann.t riteot, breezeway, guqe, Ralpll E. Games, 833S,Z Foorth *Y eveniDI ehaDpd tD Tuelo lioho• will . . . . . 1963 Corva•'r Monii $1399 AVTOMATIC ZIG ZAG I ..:nl:::....:.S.::IIL='!f/::.·_ _ _;____ forced bot air heating, large Ave.; wunam Harvey Calhooa, day at 7:311 p.m., atlhl boml mere ma• eno tncorr•ct JnMrtlon. 1· and J hD L Ste · Locally owoed car, 4-speed box, 110 engine, lots of ••· Sewing machine, Mak.. blind UGIIT baullng, eoa1 and eat Gt Ioeated 011 Mulberry Jill. Rio Gr e; 0 YellS, of Mrs. C. F. Tomptina. '" w.:~":.' ''"'"' tras, black finish, red bucket seats. Radio. New tires. hems, monograms, bultOll- tie. PIIOIIe WY Z.7'186 11111 WY $15,000.00. Vlnlon; Mrs. Clara ft.. Nolan, Lydia Circle of the, tlalla! • ~::,.:..:: ,v,::;:. •; !::'.:'',. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon $499 holes, IIWB Dn butto-. dams, J-7211. 12-!WOIC Jlli)I)LEPORT lllvestmeat Rt. 2' Crowaeck RCIIyl; Mrs.GaD!~IIs Methodist cllu1'cb 'l'lleldaJ 81 1. <'"" ,., .... "' .,... •patches etc all . llp J. H • L • l 7·30 p m. 11 ••· ....;..., with " ' :,:,""~0:.!:::"~',;",.,. .., Low mileage, good tires, in A·l condition. , attac~ents.'' Pay without~~=~;;;;;;:;:;;.;:::ll $5 per property on South 2ocl Street, Kenneth w. Thomas, R~. 1 Ch"' Wll!On ea";n";';;;d Mrl. 10 ••• ... .... within 10 ..... month or pa•-~ balance due, Evwydly I,_Ill, room 5 rooms ud llhlre; John w. I>uncaa,WRt.Cr I, c. .. CJ. -o OP THANKI A OIITUA.III ots.,..lala 3 frame, oom8 and bath bard "'' BIUealeo u leaden; bo• •u• tor 50 word lftlnlmum ••• m f64.44. Free borne demo. Call UCI r ' : Vinton; Mrs. Richara . e- teases, Mn. T. A. Dtwnle anG ,.og;•;;~~ :~~ 1!' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ..,. WY HS5S. Mllrle'a Style Poat wood floors, forced bot all' meens, Bidwell; Harold E; Wat- Mrl. Lloyd Moore. 1 11 6lc ,,,. •· M. ,, " ' ' • - "· o'"' Haircuts ........ $1.25 heating, corner , 1111, both 1!011, Eureka Star Rl.; Mrs. Women'• Guild of IU Feder'.,"'"" •;~~. •io"i!:v"'" .... I PCIM!IIOY, OHIO WHY worry over • sluggish Shampoo & Sell .. $1.50 apartme~~ts furnished, month- Carl W. Stover, Thurman; Mrs. aled church, Tuolday at 7:30 .,.';.~ :~;~~"~'"" ll:::::::::::::::::===j:::::::~~:;.~~:::=.'j pile tank Get Klean-Em • 30 dey color rin1e, apartments fumlsbed, month- Leo S!Nms, PL Pleasant; Mrs. p.m. Miss Mary VIrginia Reibel, w••r •• I· ~c ~ur!':: Shompoo & HI $3.50 ly 1ncome $124.00. fll,:*'.oo. Jame• c. Smith, Rt. 1 Ashton, program leader; executive 0011> Rent FOR SALE Pomeroy. 12-IHOic \ """;,~'':!:I'and s!i~ up oozy IJTI'LE OOTTAGE _ w. Va.; William G. Thomas, Rt. mittee Is bosl A Bho- will . PHONE WY 2-2156 - - - -fos - -- -- - - I wiT's terrific the way we're W!paud Wqlell One story frame 3 rooms, 2, Pl. Pleasant; John Young, be held for Mrs. Wilbur Perrin . . ---:--..:-:-:::;---;-- 4 ROOM House with bath, fur. I selhng Blue Lustre for e!eanPUBIJC SALE S I p duK well, 10 acre I~ (fenced). Mason, Kimberly J. Cook, PL The P..t Pr..idents ol the - Card Of Thanks nished. Call WY 2-3338 be· ing rugs and upbolstery. Rent '!be undersigned will off tr Marie's ty t ost Laurel Cllff Road locatio•. Pleasant; Debra L. Gllmao, American Legion Auxiliary ol . h $I Pom for sale at public ouction, at II&. 124 Ph. WY M271 .. ,OOO.OO. New Haven; Mrs. Ernest E. Drew Webster,. p 01t will meet 9 30 30 d - ISH to-- thank--ou~ neigh· tween 8• a. m. an : p. electnc s ampooer ' • f BALLARD Ohio .. W'E W the !alAI resident o Syra<VSO. ALBERT M. OOX BROKER Lantz, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Char· Wednesday at'?: 3D u.m .• at the 1 18 6tc eroy Cement Bl ock Co ., Pom- HURSEL JUSTICE d • ' bor"' "•nd fr<'<•ndo• and the en- rn. eroy, Ohio. 1 17 6te • eceasWY t38al WY Z.3131 lea Johnson, New Haves; Mrs. bome of Mrs. George Hackett 1 11 Lire staff of Holzer '"I" a. TRAILER RSPACE ln Rutland ed, In Salem ToWllShlp, Meigs J[AJIL GRUF.SER. Plumbing !. 18 3to Paul H. Bocook, Mason; ~ge Sr. Members ore reminded to espeCially Dr Markley, for the . · liANNAH's husband Heeler County, Ohio, about three and H.,ting, MlnersvUie. P. Redmond, Cliflon; Mar101 F. '-'•• articles for Miller COllage. •.:,ndne·. s shown. us during the on Mam St. Contact Leroy hates hard "'Ork so he cleaRS "I th t f W'lk ille J J __,. " " .• u 5H 2 536 mr .. nor eas o I esv Obio. End yOID' 118\fBr trooJ>. rARM for ...... ~- SH :1- Lilchfield, Souths. ide; esse. • JAN. 1t · 'II ' 1 d alh of our husDenney or ca 1. the rugs ~ttb Bluo Lustre. Obi S t rd tho ~nd •ti .-..... Middl t WIll 1 ness am e 6\p • o, on a u ay, ~ Jes. We have all sizes sewer 5%1 1-S.Uc Ward, Rt. 1, epor ; 1 e The Middleport Literary Clu b 1 18 5 band and father . Ernest Hur.. - _ Hen! electric shampooer $1. day Gl. January, 1966, the Per- machines. Reasonable ratel. · Clayton, Middleport; Donald L. will meet Wednesday ofternoon, lon. Our gralltud• for the I 3 ROOM house on Main St., Baker Furniture, Middleport, lllllal Property of said de- Call WY 2-2f/4, day or nlghl. roR SALE: • room house with Wortman, Wellston; Mrs. John Jan. 19 at the home of M ro. flowers and rards sent. for , . 0. I 17 6te eeased, consisting in part of: g JJ lfc bath, full basemen~ 891 9y- w. Stumbo, Rt. 4, Oak HJU; Donald Mills. The program will . r h R r rg Rutland. furmsht"d or unfurn· _ -~-==--:---;--c·.-c C b' t ~ bl - - - - - - · - -·•'I St Middl rt Phoal• t~1e servoces o Le adw mg <shed. Conlact Leroy Denney 1OLD PLAYER piano, for sale. Electric Stove, a me • • a • ""' ·• 1 epo • • Hugh E. Marlin, Rt. 2 Wellston; be given by Mrs. Everett Hayes (Oi<Ls Funeral home. ar~ lo or cnll SH 2·5J6t. ' Margaret Bailey, College Rd., Olld four chairs, ~ Cabinets, BEATING, PLUMBING Rural PL PleaaaDI 6115-zrol. Mrs. Jerry R. George, MoArli>-lmd roll call respaDBe wlh ba • Rn . Lemley for h" ,onsol· I 18 61 Syracuse. PH: WY 2-5396. Table, LaWII Mower, Baler DolO! Bollle Gas. Arnold Bro11 IS tfa ur; Mrs. Elizabeth S. Evans, quotatloo concerning beau!J. lng words. p 1·15-3lc Twine, TelevisioA Set, Plano, !hers, IIIli i. J4aiD Street FOR SALE- 7 room II'. siory Wellston; Roscoe P. Pickeni, Bosworth Council No. 411 Roy· Mrs. Ernest Burton and ' NICE! y f . h d -- Davenport and 2 chairs, Col· Pomeroy. I %1 lfo frame bouse with bath, New Spencer, W. Va.; Wlnslon Plan· al and Select Mosons, llat<d . urms e • •~4 l bedroom FOR SALE: 'II too pickup fee T• ble, Coa I Stove, Mlrror, C'h<'ldr"n ' "'Y Haven, w. Va., -~ll •· wall cuff, Jackson·, Mrs. Samuel T. assembly Wedn..day at 7:!0 p. apartment. " ~~· . trucks, 1946 and 1955. See at no w I 18 3tc Card table, 2 chairs, Clothes ••-tlng In Jtvin• and dining Wilburn, Rl. 2 Ravenswood: m. All officers and companlon1 I 14 Uc CharlO! Lyoas Gar&ge, Ma· ~ -... ·-.., - ---c--:-:---- -- - ••EXPERIENCED -ms. Pay part equity, take Mrs. Patrick P. Cavote, Green- urged by Thomas C. Edwards, In Memory - - 'TRAILER LOT, Rutland, five - oon,- W. Va. I IS tfc Press, Bed, Cedar Chest, Bed ·~ - -· - . urnltur In ble, Chair, Dresser, 1ron •i over loan. Call B314$ New ville, 0.; Mrs. Charles E. Bro- illustrious Diaster, to atlend. IN LOVING memory of our miles from Pomeroy. Phone BUDGET PHICED I e Wood Bed, Chest of Drawers, Haven or WY 2-3707. hawn, Ravenswood; Mrs. Don- Class 12, Heath Methodist dear husbanrl and father, SH 2_5613 u 2S 61ltc our thlfd 6oor budget sbop. Cedar Clothes Press, Rocker, 17 6tc aid L. Wortman, Wellston; Max Church, to meet Wednesda•. 1 James S. Hood. who passed · Baker Furnlturo, Middleport, Case Hay Baler, Z x 114nl. H. Synder, RaveDBwood. Jan. 19 at the cllurch, lmmedi· a•-ay 16 years go today, 4 HOOMS bath and garage, 918 ~O;;.hi~o·=;;;o;;=iiiiii"'"":l""l""12':"1fc'"il Plow, Tractor Tire and Wheel, ately following the Week of January 18, 19511. Locnsl St, rear. Call Martm r McCullough Power Saw, Wat· From tbe lareeat truck , Births Prayer .rervice at IU Church Ours lips cannot Lell how wa Heslauranl. WY 2.-9918 · Anolhet Flnt •1 Londmork er Pump, Oil Stove, El!ctric bulldozer radiator to the Mrs. Patrick P. CaV<lle, Green- of Christ. Mrs. Emeraoa Jones. miss h<m I 7 tic NEW I LANDMARK Fence Charger, Grinder and oma.llest heater eoro. Gange rea41Dgo: GaUipolls ville, 0., dau1:hter, 5:23 a. m. program chairman; hosteslles, Our hearts cannot leU what THHEE and four room lurnish· fyr•I.Ofl Motor, Barb Wire, Scythe, Dam 11.9, 12.9, I'UIIIIIng 51> feet Monday; Mrs. Carl W. Stover, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Law. to say, ed and unfurnished apart· QASOUIIE Fence Slretcher and miscel· U 1n 00 rollers, Pomeroy·Mason 20.· Thurman, daughter, !WS a. m. renee Milhoan, Mrs. 0r1n Smith God above know• how we menls. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc with laneous tools, Electric Brood• WY 2-2143 Pomoror 13, Pl. Pleasant 23.99, Hinton Monday. and Mrs. Carl MatloJ:. miss him, 11 ROOM turnished apartment er Stove, 7 ft. Mower, Culll-t•:~~~';;;;;~~~~~: J ·IS falling, Kanawha Falls %.50 lltochar'ed The Winding Trail Garden In our homes that are lo... for rent. Phone WY 2·2776. Af· valor for H. Farmal~ Wash-! · AUC110NED felling, Charleston .18.90 station- Mrs. Ethel Betzing, Connie dub will meet at the Ohio PoW· some today. ter 5 p.m. Pbone wv ~74. lng Machine, Wagon, Hog t:limplele ~lent.ary. London, Marmet and WiD- Jo Oarpenter, Mrs. Ora N. Car· er ofi•<;e· Wednesday, al 7:3t Sadly missed by his wife, Ed· Rowley and Reed Hardware. Feeder, Compressor, Com CrHt tlradfonl field dams were on the Sills. oey, Robert F. Chattin, Mrs. p.m. wrth Mrs. Cbadeo Lewis ilh Hood, daughters 11 1 tfc Planter. Corn Picker, Interns. Write. ......, or Coatael liNt Movemenlo: . Th a Corley Mrs Robert and Mrs. Robert Lew11 u boll· irandcbildren. TRAIJ.ER LOTS _ !reo - oew MUl11-STAGE ADDITIVE tiona! H Tractor. Ohio IUver - Philip Spol'l om s ' · esses. I IS lte ~u••" C,_ •ou Sale to commence at 12:30 o'. A. I. 8RADFORD do 13 f-45 I m., Ned Mer- M. Fleu, Jacob M. Gaul, MeloJan It 1 age and water. Browo'a frail ••w Radle, Olllo . wn • · · • day Sue Kisor, Mrs. Gerald · ., Par~ !Slate Approved! IIC BlMII'ITS clock P. M. _ nck up !4, 2:50 p.m.: Pennayl· P La gbo e Charles M The One Won One e!w of the 1 1 1111 Notice MlnersvUte, Obio, l'llone W\ Reout.. Terms: Cash. vanla up 14, 12:20 a.m.; Vulcan ~yne nM,.:nHarry Lodwick Jr: Pomeroy First Baptist church DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, 1-'137A. r 11 lfc ond HI·Teat Kenneth S. ~lcEihinny up 14, 12:55 a.m.: Jerow up 14, Mr j k L Tur Sh .1 A will meet at the ehureh, '!burs· 50c, 75c, and $1.00 size& Jle. Administrator of the O..neas Employment 4 a.m.; Irene Chotln down 14, s. ac · ner, "' 8 · day January :10, lns!Nd of Jan· luxe Pizza,l!.50. Jack's Dal· 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom I l.lmprovesgasolinomilcage F:state of Ballard Hur· J 5:25a.m.: W. H. Shaver, Jr. Wade, Mrs. Eustace WilBon, uary '/1, II Mbeclnlad. Mrs. ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic house. Beautiful Birch kilrnen I 2. Cleans carburetors sel Justice, deceased. AR tndel truck driver to up 14, 5:511 a.m.; Jolm Lad d Jeffrey D. Worlmru, Mrs. Earl George Skinner IIIII Mrs. Vic+ WILL not be r..po""I'ble for- cabineta. Phone: WY 2-6127. 3. Prsevenllsel"'!,'b~~~ tclnt Bradford Auatioa Company proJeet engineers. Atrlce. Deu down 14, 6:10 e.m.; Ken- J. Wdght, Mro. Edward N. Bur- lor Young will be hoslelselllld • ~ 1 4 tfo ~: p~~!nf, ..;:.~ .~~~~: 1 17 Sic luropt, Asia, South PacUlc, tuckiu up li, 2:30 a.m.; Jell· delle and lllfant 108• Mrs, Oaey Mrs. Elle11 Couch ill aharp at any debts eootractedllbys an:; .....,F=u:::R:::NI=sHE=D=-.-4:-r-oo_ms_a:cnc;d 8. Cleans tntske manifildJ paid travel, houaiDII. food. boat down 15, 5:30 a.m.; Mad- D. Myers and lllfaat daughter. devotion~. one other thaa royse . 1gn •· b In p 7. cuts cylinder wear WINGER TYPE Maytag Was!>- Atlantic. M<ilr •atarJ lobs, up 17, 7,10 p.m.; National The Twilight Gartlea e1u11 1 Clarence William Andrews, wv""' i,;J'7~tmen ~~~~r~j~ ::~;~..::,~:·::.~~~~~~~cast er and double porcelala tubs. male. female over 18. OEIB up 17, S a.m.; Steel Ranger wood up Meld~ Ui a.m.; Ell- will meet Thursday, 111 T:lll p. lll Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, yeotilation •ystems. ' E~e<!llent condition. 134 But· Boz 23190. Oatland Park, dowa 20, 4:46 a.m.; Southern ., Pennsylvarua dOWII Meldahl m. at the borne of ltrn. Gerald Obltl. 'l - TWO TRAILER SPACESfor terout Ave., Pomeroy. FIL 83307 down 2!, 1,30 a.m.·, Ealtern 1 a.m. Wildermuth, M•'......, Ave. 1 ••• ' rent in the Village of Middle- DRIYI IN TO lANDMARK .1 17 Sic -··• _;..._.,....._ _ _ - - port. Call WY 2_3346 or WY I Super Stnlco Slollon Now HAY I 800 b I VI •· CUSTOM Bln'CIIERING IlK down 21, 2:50 a.m.; Mamaleor Galllpolts 118m- H. E. Bow· Tha Wlllln& Worken claal II Help WantiKI_-;;--,; for ""e, a es, cwr <Ditlng. Will buf bldla "111 down 21, 3:20 a.m.: Reliable leo up 6:40 p.m.; J. s. Lewis the Enterprise EUB eburcb will 2-2111f or WY 2-3600. FIREWOOD any length $10 Bohr, Chester, Ohio. Monday. Pbll Meier, Phooe ~ 21, 5:40 a.m.; Walter Beck· dowa 12 ,55 a.m.; Cbarlea ste- 1M11 '1'hurlday at 7:30 p.m. at 11 10 tfc sEt\VICE staUoo man. Good p ·c• up loa' d. Call or 'wrtte I 17 31c • 30 a .m.; Bob ...., LaBg. 1• Th WY 2-3510. I 1J Uc )Ofd d0190 22 • •= . venson up 2:55 o.m.; Elgerdlff .... "'" bornelia~•f Mrs · u""'we ~~~el BWrl~D e FOUR ROOM furllished apar\. Glendale Skidmore, Slmde, Auto Sales BeoiAir up 22, 6:!0 a.m.; Fr1e- up 3,35 a.m.; Harry Dyer Magno - Temple Pythlaa Sfs. Y n • ox 1 18 _men_': WY 2-Sli51.__1115 tfe 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. Hlfe lnlltrUctlons berger up Greenup 6:30 p.m.; down 4,50 .m.; David Vlckerl ters will meet Thunday at 7:10 118S- THREE FOURTHS Belen R. up Greenup 8:35 p. up 5,50 a.m. p.m., at the DAV baD. Officers FUR Dealer. I do Rot want deep ! ton truck, G. M. C. u. •· crv" •••••co TIITI m; R. H. Bosworlh II down will he Installed and all offlcen freeze junk furs at any price. 2 seoled. 360 Pearl St., Mid- ::.·;;; ;,~'!: Greenup 7::10 p.m.; Miss Susan Kanawba River - . George and memben are arpd II be ACROU 2. River Ia dleport. WY Z.2S98. 1·15-6to Vainbl1 """"'· •••on••m ....u ,,.,.,,,.,. dawn Greenup 1%:50 a.m.·' Edea· Price up Marmet2:0!1 p.m.; Hel· ..,....nl. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. u lont required. r ._ ... 1. Jo~a.int oonuw 1-15-lilc Help Wanted 1 .........., ,.,.,. ..... ""...,_ na Bosworth duwn Meldahl 3:· ea Z. down Marmet 1:25 p.m.; ----4. Tenta 1.1'1&1· II. Verb ~"••"'• .. " .... ".,'". '~:.~~ ... ~~ :SO p.m.; Peggy Downey doWII Allen R. Merrill down Marmet FORT WORTH (UPI) -'ftlt "'c"'nl-um-b,-u-s"'D"'is-p-a7te7h_p_a_pe__r_ boy 9. Trick topped fonn I'OR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro- -· - - ·---~ 10. State ldU lti.Broall. let $295 William T L :::"~• "' : ;!:;" :;:!?.!v t]:,~~ u,::: Meldahl 5 p.m.; Joseph Cho2:05 a.m.: Jefferson down WiDllllel who broke Into the Cogdell needed for Lincoln Hill area. U. One-spot 4.Secreted laot ~. 729. Beech st..' M~~: ...._ •••....,,... """ 1100"""" lin down Meldahl 6:20p.m.; Re· field 10:05 p.m.; Semel up WiD- Auto Supply Co. may aaver WY 2·2531. I 12 8tc fi. A)art taod card• VBIItl Zephyr down Meldabl 7 field 1:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu- • lq buy another apattplug. G.W'm port Oh'111 1 12 Stp .......,. o. · :ll.llluoll EXPERIENCED restsura'l\ 13. Conatella· • • p.m.; Aloon zephyr down Mel· cu up Wlllfleld 4 a.m.; 0. F. The alore lllfd 17,000 apart. Lioa'amain batt.. ogaba help. New Haven area. No star 25. 8lek 1161 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent TRU~ DRIVERS. Seml or daill 1:35 p.m.; ·Buckeye State Shearer down Wlllfleld 5:20 a. plup wlll'lb $11,0111 lite f.Lettor 28.Frendl beer sold. No curb work. Top lt.MuihorTJ condilioJL WY %-3951. lllralght, 21-40. ex·lrap~M=el~da:b~l~12~:~45~a~.m~.;~Ra::VOIIS-;:~m.:;_===-====~m~l=•~l•~g~.;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-l a\lt:hor Y I 6on _... u. Long. ad<l<ndunll 12 2S uc perienco ages helpful but Some aot secT salary. Must fumtsb refer· dillance abbr. 1'1.0... ences. Contact Employment ----------1 tsaary. You Call earn over $3 race I.RedWinp heod ll.otrra Insure~ per hour after abort training. OHioe at 225 Sixth Street, Pl. If, Mu111o ondMaplo a Batabo Jl&m.e note Leala, for li>h :11. Grand or Pleasant, W. Va., In person. PIIO'ro Co!tYml Service. eap. For lppllcation wriiAI Nation18. lnfatuaexample ogaln uJirllht I 17 3tp lei made Gl 1ep1 papera. Wide Semi Division, 1255 <i:or· Uon D. Hindu 11. Biblical 11!1. Q u blr1ll recorda 111111 11mos1 any will Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio 18. Umpire !no&rn&""'""' D 88. J\u:lal Livestock 2l.Succor 11. Foreignm 32. Flllll feature or call 51~9. otber dlJCUIIIOIU. Vue l8.Joumey 1 17 3tc FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready 22. U.RoucbDEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1966 DOG LICENSE 18 JANUARY 20TI1. . . . . llllaralrce, l'omeiOJ 23. Plea.t to sklughter. Call MO 9-4848. 26.8urmlse 14tfe 1'7~111-n·""l'i,r-1"7:?.if" ' ~ a~ ONE DOLLAR (.1.00) PENALTY IP' LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTEI Wilkesville, Ohio. I 12!tc 28. Lamprey Legal Not!_ce 1t\ETNA CASUALTV Iosun..,. 2\1. Tea.r THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCI USE THIS HANDY APPLICAo ADVIITIIIMIJI'"'T-on Molten ID!urllDCII &ceac1. Inc. 'nl.eLEGAL Employment Wanted I 80. Passed Board or S.alem Town.htp, (a mo.. « :t'.ll~ - Pomeroy, Phone WY WSIIL llelp County of Obln, will ncetve TION BLANK AND MAIL TO COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT sage) '//. WOULD like hou'e work of ' 1lld8 until 8:00 o'elock P.M. the 3111 t1 lfe day ol JlnUII'J 11111 for tM PUn:b· " ~ HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS (t2.00) i'OR :UCH DOG, J14IM any kind . Lorena Snyder, WY 33 R"ort ue ot 1 UHd. Motor Grader With a GIWIG==E=-:IJtiSlJRANCE.=:=c= c -Mallea ID.inlmulll 1pecllleaUOb u foUo'W'I: as H•u •• •m :r-t-t.....,b?:mr++-t_,f. "1..-1-i • U38l I 18 6tp >7. ~rencb OR FBltlALil · 81 to 100 HP. Oloenl !nliae, eab, ro llllurao<e qeocy. Jne. Pom- li1hta. heater, derro~ter, fluhen, writer ++-;,7. Power StnrillJ, Power Shift, MOld· II'OJ· Pirone WY W3Bl. !9. Close to bond, .kllrifler. II :a It Ttr• Jl'root Wanted To Buy To obtain llceDst by mall, fW Ia 1114 maD &hll form to GORDON IL 40. C';onsteU~ · :.q..-+-l., • 1 lfc All.d Ken, Re1r 111"t11 100 per eent of ---aw, IDd J:Q\llpPed wl\b Sllow Plow, tlon SPECIAL. Coon, 12.50, beef ' aot .lea tbaa 10 ,..., Tnde ill oae CALDWElL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meip CountJ, Pllmeroy, Ohio. lach 11 'I Cit. )Ill Orad•r. hide, 5c lb. Red fo1, $4.W U.Mld·Eut land ... UI'I'UIIOBIL8 .-nett1 .... ,_ ...... RIMer to fllbmtl detailed Qeeifle.. with all 4 feet on, Gray Fox, G. Galnl ol eQUI.pqt offeNd. 1be 'lrr+o-+ICIII WI .... tkml Board of Tnu1tee1 renrve the rttht knowlecJce 1111 $3.110 wltb all 4 feet on. Bill an,. or aD b141. lUIIe &eo B7~~ order of the Board ttl TruMel Balley, Raedsville, Ohio. . r;:' N......... ... ly NEAL ADAMI •J:,o<.:. SOCIAL CALENDAR Hospital News GlcM• llllllt 00 liN CASIY 1', . .f•l'!' ~ ,_.. ,., .•• ,(! . ' Mrs. Pomeroy Motor Co. I' ::r: .. ,. 'K l RADIATOR SERV I CE DIC:K TRACY ly CHESTIR OOULD River News BlAPI'ftiAR'S 9 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI& 1 ===-==:-;-;c-:-.-=-;:- By HAROLD GRAY ,,,. BU"T; 'WAY BtlO:, OUR C.OV[I(tlM::NT GAVE A B\C PI£Cf Jan MO,... (If< 'JJIEM HOVE, FOR A UlNa Tir-E a: 1"~--i~\0. MOUN~ COUNTilY TO TI-lE CHEQOH:t"ES.' THEY Wfi<E FRIENDS! BUT GI?Ef[J'( POLITICIA'tS HEI=IJ?O TJ.Ifi(E MI~~T Bt (;OLD HERE,. SO n£'i ai\'OKE 7HE. TREATY J NOW!' ltp DAILY CROSSWORD •;:;: ......... •= Attention·Dog Owners c---~ r.w pt: 1 I 11 12tp ANTIQUE Fumllure, JDiaeellaaeoua. Call or wrtta: ' lin. Bowlllll Cecil, . . •• Mala St.,~· ... • 29 ~ . " u>.OO • m. '' e''"""' lha Aut.o Compaar. PoiiHiror.lboObtu, OWDWINUU----------------------------~----- ]ud111e TL• e IWMJMOR II Speak er fO PT 1'1.' Towublp _...,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ·--·I &II: ....__ .... _,,_.-:.-........_ \, ------ - --------- " MASON _ JnrlJam•• Lee ""''ig ~ Thompson of Mason County AX11'DLaAA.J:8 "'""'M' Auto com•...,. opoL· jUVe uil 8 !on: "llllquency a- llo I ,owa a.tr '1111'1141 J'• Pntaroy, Obie M 00 ..... It LOMIII'BLLOW 1 11 18 '• <U '· • • ate at a meeting of the Mason 1 11 1 II I One letter tor ..-r.lll..._ Ale ..... 1 USEFUL --c G-=:IFT::---Grade School Parent-Teachers Yr.JIIo.!lf.JF,II~!Whllo~J!~Ie~TID ..... f~ilibc.IJIDOftl Pll4 ' tor tho thno Ill. X for tho two 0'1, eto. IIID(!lo IItten, lrojtbleo, lite leqtiJ llDII tormoU... ct lhlt wwu on 111 biDte. HOUSTON (UPI) -Lou Rym- Association TUesday at the J 1 1 1 1 1 · 1 1 .1 1 I. I -: ';' -d&JU.--uedllf-L . ku at leaat baa tbt. weapoa lor acbool, Re suggested bow par·• 1 his hunt lor a new job. ents can help It preven1 deUnI III I I I. I I I I A Ali sea' ••• The former head eoacb of the quency and what his court doel 1 I I I I I I I I I ' I I I IBII IQll'l' lt.OB xr. llouston Oilera profeBSlonol k help delinquents. I 111 1 1 1 1 :·1 I J I I II:WXXBO XPWII XL RCWQOB.- football 1.e11m was fired again The Rev. Morvan Frame of i I . 1 earlier this month as an Oiier lhe Mnson Methodist Church CQVPXBO IBIIstaDI eoach. Ilia friends preaenled the devotionals. ltfr. 1 \rl .. I • ........,.. OIJPtauuau Wii8M I"JJUDD'B8B 18' surn. gave tile unemployed coach a Ray Tucktr, president• of the I COUN"" AUDITO•· ll.,; ""'··nty testimonial d l n no r Sunday. 01'\!ll'lzallon,. .Presilled during 1 • , "" ·, f' ~ Q l i J f t , - JIIUMIIIDCiiBtiARY-NAI'OUWM' Their gUt to Rymkua wa1 • brief business """!.lag; Refresh· Uctnoe 1111111 .. o1111 tn..inot .·letot ...... ;.J..:.. lit._ ''" . - 'to' iwohl ,.riot '""""'· A!W 'I 1M.) ibotgun. ments were P.i:ved. . . __. _ this dltte ~"1 ~ WI~,1 ~~.. ~~·~ for~~~.~- t't.-~."1 '~e, -.:.,.,.., 11~,."~~~:._~ .. . _.,... ~ ... . ' w~-·~1 fallowlaf 41111Cl1bed automobile: 195t Chenolet eoavertlbiA, 1triU number ntN22a • 1110. Mtnlmura pric.. 115. -1• '·I I i I I • DAILY SENTINEL - ....... RUTlAND ' , Apply WY 2-2156 IHE at PubUe AueUoa w lhe hf~t bid· •r for eub 1a .blftd, on ~anuai'J JO, 1)1'- ol&nc lhnpt'....,.. CARRIER NEEDED • I.Admisaion Ur.ketl LIGIAL NOTICI 'ftle ad.enirued wUI otter far .... I I I J, J. ' I·. Gordon H. ·C"'"Idwell of' .....,.gs ....., . tTM IN HO!lll. MANAGEM•NT•• .. ..-m Town.btp. Alma I . Smlf,ll, Clri (1) 15. 18. 10 Ito Legal Notice "'11""1-i-+-i DAILY CR!P!'OQUoft- Bm'a how to Help Wented , rr' I"' COU~E .... I 1 1'+++... ' lU-lU ANDI WJLL8E: MARRI!!D Ao 500N At HE ANI$+1E$ HIS Tim e :n::: rt-t~~rt-t-t~m= &! ~ jli, .. diohM "· ~ 1 WIMNIE WINKLE "I !ltn't.pndtratand you, · paymtnli cklt and you . ' ' • --L._,_ ~- .. ' ' . 'P.l··:' ·'I~ <J~P 't;l•·~ · · •:r .~'"' to" ·p:-/ ·.~...f~~~~H ,;,~ ,'1' �'• · .. . . .. ~ ~~ - ... . '' ,<' •• ') \ • ,''ti I \ ' ' ' ' ' IARHIY OOOCK.I .ill lfMIIIY SMITH Classified Ads· Your MOdern CommuQity BUDetin Board WANT AD 1Nf2~~~.!10N • F01 SALI u. trEREO &-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., lu. 18, lDM _ ~·' •. M. .., ...... ........... ts:,• ' - '17 QUAUT\' Mo""t~:C·~~~~~:.', •· ,., w<u ...~:,~•-:;,::~•,,,. ,_ M. Buslneu ServiCIII . Rul Esfete For S.le roR SALE - 7 ro0m housO In ~aag-:,~:\;.·~a~~ ·.::'!.-a:·:rw:: ::.e~Lu~: and~~~ finish. 4 speed hllermlted no hbrtc Sbop. Po- - Ponterov - 1 Motor Co. "' cllaager. Twill opeakar 1 y &- Autborlzed Singer Sale~ llld Dll) 'I! OfECK iH'CAR06AME ., PlliD LAISWaL PeraoDI omterlng HoJzef Ito&pltal dllrlnS the lui Zl hours at y 1' Jneluded: Mrs. Joba L. Haod, Aflll'r IN LUI<EY'S SARN? . I. ' IAN. Jl . 'ftlt Sa1labury Pl'A wiD meet Tuesday 11 7,10 p. m. All Pll' eats are urged to attend. Jn•c•···ollbeUDIWI!Meta. .... Gdlalu..cbun:h aehedul!!d for Moo- l, tem. 'lbll ts In very •lea ....I Zt tic ••• " " " '"'""' " eondltlon. Pay balalce due POMEROY _ Ranch uou••.. o•• 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door . $1369 ~.29 or $8 per month. Try An CONDI'J'lONINO Rell'IRel' home 1• bedrooms), modem 1125Sunae1Dr.; M~. Delmar 4 Tile PublllhM' ~··"'" .... rltht fl I h ood tires heater I In h Call WY ltloD IIJ'Yicl. Jaek'l .Refril,. "'" " '''"' ,., "'' ,,..,,, Deluxe vinyl interior, green n s • I • • t your ome. · .. kitcben 'Iand belli, fl!i~ base- Bloomer, 843 IIL'-11 '""" Ave.; ,_ ..... ~:,:.~·:;•b••imm:;~:::,v. ;.~~utdpu~ Plenty of economy and priced to go. 6555. 1 18 8te •atloa, New Sann.t riteot, breezeway, guqe, Ralpll E. Games, 833S,Z Foorth *Y eveniDI ehaDpd tD Tuelo lioho• will . . . . . 1963 Corva•'r Monii $1399 AVTOMATIC ZIG ZAG I ..:nl:::....:.S.::IIL='!f/::.·_ _ _;____ forced bot air heating, large Ave.; wunam Harvey Calhooa, day at 7:311 p.m., atlhl boml mere ma• eno tncorr•ct JnMrtlon. 1· and J hD L Ste · Locally owoed car, 4-speed box, 110 engine, lots of ••· Sewing machine, Mak.. blind UGIIT baullng, eoa1 and eat Gt Ioeated 011 Mulberry Jill. Rio Gr e; 0 YellS, of Mrs. C. F. Tomptina. '" w.:~":.' ''"'"' tras, black finish, red bucket seats. Radio. New tires. hems, monograms, bultOll- tie. PIIOIIe WY Z.7'186 11111 WY $15,000.00. Vlnlon; Mrs. Clara ft.. Nolan, Lydia Circle of the, tlalla! • ~::,.:..:: ,v,::;:. •; !::'.:'',. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon $499 holes, IIWB Dn butto-. dams, J-7211. 12-!WOIC Jlli)I)LEPORT lllvestmeat Rt. 2' Crowaeck RCIIyl; Mrs.GaD!~IIs Methodist cllu1'cb 'l'lleldaJ 81 1. <'"" ,., .... "' .,... •patches etc all . llp J. H • L • l 7·30 p m. 11 ••· ....;..., with " ' :,:,""~0:.!:::"~',;",.,. .., Low mileage, good tires, in A·l condition. , attac~ents.'' Pay without~~=~;;;;;;:;:;;.;:::ll $5 per property on South 2ocl Street, Kenneth w. Thomas, R~. 1 Ch"' Wll!On ea";n";';;;d Mrl. 10 ••• ... .... within 10 ..... month or pa•-~ balance due, Evwydly I,_Ill, room 5 rooms ud llhlre; John w. I>uncaa,WRt.Cr I, c. .. CJ. -o OP THANKI A OIITUA.III ots.,..lala 3 frame, oom8 and bath bard "'' BIUealeo u leaden; bo• •u• tor 50 word lftlnlmum ••• m f64.44. Free borne demo. Call UCI r ' : Vinton; Mrs. Richara . e- teases, Mn. T. A. Dtwnle anG ,.og;•;;~~ :~~ 1!' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ..,. WY HS5S. Mllrle'a Style Poat wood floors, forced bot all' meens, Bidwell; Harold E; Wat- Mrl. Lloyd Moore. 1 11 6lc ,,,. •· M. ,, " ' ' • - "· o'"' Haircuts ........ $1.25 heating, corner , 1111, both 1!011, Eureka Star Rl.; Mrs. Women'• Guild of IU Feder'.,"'"" •;~~. •io"i!:v"'" .... I PCIM!IIOY, OHIO WHY worry over • sluggish Shampoo & Sell .. $1.50 apartme~~ts furnished, month- Carl W. Stover, Thurman; Mrs. aled church, Tuolday at 7:30 .,.';.~ :~;~~"~'"" ll:::::::::::::::::===j:::::::~~:;.~~:::=.'j pile tank Get Klean-Em • 30 dey color rin1e, apartments fumlsbed, month- Leo S!Nms, PL Pleasant; Mrs. p.m. Miss Mary VIrginia Reibel, w••r •• I· ~c ~ur!':: Shompoo & HI $3.50 ly 1ncome $124.00. fll,:*'.oo. Jame• c. Smith, Rt. 1 Ashton, program leader; executive 0011> Rent FOR SALE Pomeroy. 12-IHOic \ """;,~'':!:I'and s!i~ up oozy IJTI'LE OOTTAGE _ w. Va.; William G. Thomas, Rt. mittee Is bosl A Bho- will . PHONE WY 2-2156 - - - -fos - -- -- - - I wiT's terrific the way we're W!paud Wqlell One story frame 3 rooms, 2, Pl. Pleasant; John Young, be held for Mrs. Wilbur Perrin . . ---:--..:-:-:::;---;-- 4 ROOM House with bath, fur. I selhng Blue Lustre for e!eanPUBIJC SALE S I p duK well, 10 acre I~ (fenced). Mason, Kimberly J. Cook, PL The P..t Pr..idents ol the - Card Of Thanks nished. Call WY 2-3338 be· ing rugs and upbolstery. Rent '!be undersigned will off tr Marie's ty t ost Laurel Cllff Road locatio•. Pleasant; Debra L. Gllmao, American Legion Auxiliary ol . h $I Pom for sale at public ouction, at II&. 124 Ph. WY M271 .. ,OOO.OO. New Haven; Mrs. Ernest E. Drew Webster,. p 01t will meet 9 30 30 d - ISH to-- thank--ou~ neigh· tween 8• a. m. an : p. electnc s ampooer ' • f BALLARD Ohio .. W'E W the !alAI resident o Syra<VSO. ALBERT M. OOX BROKER Lantz, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Char· Wednesday at'?: 3D u.m .• at the 1 18 6tc eroy Cement Bl ock Co ., Pom- HURSEL JUSTICE d • ' bor"' "•nd fr<'<•ndo• and the en- rn. eroy, Ohio. 1 17 6te • eceasWY t38al WY Z.3131 lea Johnson, New Haves; Mrs. bome of Mrs. George Hackett 1 11 Lire staff of Holzer '"I" a. TRAILER RSPACE ln Rutland ed, In Salem ToWllShlp, Meigs J[AJIL GRUF.SER. Plumbing !. 18 3to Paul H. Bocook, Mason; ~ge Sr. Members ore reminded to espeCially Dr Markley, for the . · liANNAH's husband Heeler County, Ohio, about three and H.,ting, MlnersvUie. P. Redmond, Cliflon; Mar101 F. '-'•• articles for Miller COllage. •.:,ndne·. s shown. us during the on Mam St. Contact Leroy hates hard "'Ork so he cleaRS "I th t f W'lk ille J J __,. " " .• u 5H 2 536 mr .. nor eas o I esv Obio. End yOID' 118\fBr trooJ>. rARM for ...... ~- SH :1- Lilchfield, Souths. ide; esse. • JAN. 1t · 'II ' 1 d alh of our husDenney or ca 1. the rugs ~ttb Bluo Lustre. Obi S t rd tho ~nd •ti .-..... Middl t WIll 1 ness am e 6\p • o, on a u ay, ~ Jes. We have all sizes sewer 5%1 1-S.Uc Ward, Rt. 1, epor ; 1 e The Middleport Literary Clu b 1 18 5 band and father . Ernest Hur.. - _ Hen! electric shampooer $1. day Gl. January, 1966, the Per- machines. Reasonable ratel. · Clayton, Middleport; Donald L. will meet Wednesday ofternoon, lon. Our gralltud• for the I 3 ROOM house on Main St., Baker Furniture, Middleport, lllllal Property of said de- Call WY 2-2f/4, day or nlghl. roR SALE: • room house with Wortman, Wellston; Mrs. John Jan. 19 at the home of M ro. flowers and rards sent. for , . 0. I 17 6te eeased, consisting in part of: g JJ lfc bath, full basemen~ 891 9y- w. Stumbo, Rt. 4, Oak HJU; Donald Mills. The program will . r h R r rg Rutland. furmsht"d or unfurn· _ -~-==--:---;--c·.-c C b' t ~ bl - - - - - - · - -·•'I St Middl rt Phoal• t~1e servoces o Le adw mg <shed. Conlact Leroy Denney 1OLD PLAYER piano, for sale. Electric Stove, a me • • a • ""' ·• 1 epo • • Hugh E. Marlin, Rt. 2 Wellston; be given by Mrs. Everett Hayes (Oi<Ls Funeral home. ar~ lo or cnll SH 2·5J6t. ' Margaret Bailey, College Rd., Olld four chairs, ~ Cabinets, BEATING, PLUMBING Rural PL PleaaaDI 6115-zrol. Mrs. Jerry R. George, MoArli>-lmd roll call respaDBe wlh ba • Rn . Lemley for h" ,onsol· I 18 61 Syracuse. PH: WY 2-5396. Table, LaWII Mower, Baler DolO! Bollle Gas. Arnold Bro11 IS tfa ur; Mrs. Elizabeth S. Evans, quotatloo concerning beau!J. lng words. p 1·15-3lc Twine, TelevisioA Set, Plano, !hers, IIIli i. J4aiD Street FOR SALE- 7 room II'. siory Wellston; Roscoe P. Pickeni, Bosworth Council No. 411 Roy· Mrs. Ernest Burton and ' NICE! y f . h d -- Davenport and 2 chairs, Col· Pomeroy. I %1 lfo frame bouse with bath, New Spencer, W. Va.; Wlnslon Plan· al and Select Mosons, llat<d . urms e • •~4 l bedroom FOR SALE: 'II too pickup fee T• ble, Coa I Stove, Mlrror, C'h<'ldr"n ' "'Y Haven, w. Va., -~ll •· wall cuff, Jackson·, Mrs. Samuel T. assembly Wedn..day at 7:!0 p. apartment. " ~~· . trucks, 1946 and 1955. See at no w I 18 3tc Card table, 2 chairs, Clothes ••-tlng In Jtvin• and dining Wilburn, Rl. 2 Ravenswood: m. All officers and companlon1 I 14 Uc CharlO! Lyoas Gar&ge, Ma· ~ -... ·-.., - ---c--:-:---- -- - ••EXPERIENCED -ms. Pay part equity, take Mrs. Patrick P. Cavote, Green- urged by Thomas C. Edwards, In Memory - - 'TRAILER LOT, Rutland, five - oon,- W. Va. I IS tfc Press, Bed, Cedar Chest, Bed ·~ - -· - . urnltur In ble, Chair, Dresser, 1ron •i over loan. Call B314$ New ville, 0.; Mrs. Charles E. Bro- illustrious Diaster, to atlend. IN LOVING memory of our miles from Pomeroy. Phone BUDGET PHICED I e Wood Bed, Chest of Drawers, Haven or WY 2-3707. hawn, Ravenswood; Mrs. Don- Class 12, Heath Methodist dear husbanrl and father, SH 2_5613 u 2S 61ltc our thlfd 6oor budget sbop. Cedar Clothes Press, Rocker, 17 6tc aid L. Wortman, Wellston; Max Church, to meet Wednesda•. 1 James S. Hood. who passed · Baker Furnlturo, Middleport, Case Hay Baler, Z x 114nl. H. Synder, RaveDBwood. Jan. 19 at the cllurch, lmmedi· a•-ay 16 years go today, 4 HOOMS bath and garage, 918 ~O;;.hi~o·=;;;o;;=iiiiii"'"":l""l""12':"1fc'"il Plow, Tractor Tire and Wheel, ately following the Week of January 18, 19511. Locnsl St, rear. Call Martm r McCullough Power Saw, Wat· From tbe lareeat truck , Births Prayer .rervice at IU Church Ours lips cannot Lell how wa Heslauranl. WY 2.-9918 · Anolhet Flnt •1 Londmork er Pump, Oil Stove, El!ctric bulldozer radiator to the Mrs. Patrick P. CaV<lle, Green- of Christ. Mrs. Emeraoa Jones. miss h<m I 7 tic NEW I LANDMARK Fence Charger, Grinder and oma.llest heater eoro. Gange rea41Dgo: GaUipolls ville, 0., dau1:hter, 5:23 a. m. program chairman; hosteslles, Our hearts cannot leU what THHEE and four room lurnish· fyr•I.Ofl Motor, Barb Wire, Scythe, Dam 11.9, 12.9, I'UIIIIIng 51> feet Monday; Mrs. Carl W. Stover, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Law. to say, ed and unfurnished apart· QASOUIIE Fence Slretcher and miscel· U 1n 00 rollers, Pomeroy·Mason 20.· Thurman, daughter, !WS a. m. renee Milhoan, Mrs. 0r1n Smith God above know• how we menls. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc with laneous tools, Electric Brood• WY 2-2143 Pomoror 13, Pl. Pleasant 23.99, Hinton Monday. and Mrs. Carl MatloJ:. miss him, 11 ROOM turnished apartment er Stove, 7 ft. Mower, Culll-t•:~~~';;;;;~~~~~: J ·IS falling, Kanawha Falls %.50 lltochar'ed The Winding Trail Garden In our homes that are lo... for rent. Phone WY 2·2776. Af· valor for H. Farmal~ Wash-! · AUC110NED felling, Charleston .18.90 station- Mrs. Ethel Betzing, Connie dub will meet at the Ohio PoW· some today. ter 5 p.m. Pbone wv ~74. lng Machine, Wagon, Hog t:limplele ~lent.ary. London, Marmet and WiD- Jo Oarpenter, Mrs. Ora N. Car· er ofi•<;e· Wednesday, al 7:3t Sadly missed by his wife, Ed· Rowley and Reed Hardware. Feeder, Compressor, Com CrHt tlradfonl field dams were on the Sills. oey, Robert F. Chattin, Mrs. p.m. wrth Mrs. Cbadeo Lewis ilh Hood, daughters 11 1 tfc Planter. Corn Picker, Interns. Write. ......, or Coatael liNt Movemenlo: . Th a Corley Mrs Robert and Mrs. Robert Lew11 u boll· irandcbildren. TRAIJ.ER LOTS _ !reo - oew MUl11-STAGE ADDITIVE tiona! H Tractor. Ohio IUver - Philip Spol'l om s ' · esses. I IS lte ~u••" C,_ •ou Sale to commence at 12:30 o'. A. I. 8RADFORD do 13 f-45 I m., Ned Mer- M. Fleu, Jacob M. Gaul, MeloJan It 1 age and water. Browo'a frail ••w Radle, Olllo . wn • · · • day Sue Kisor, Mrs. Gerald · ., Par~ !Slate Approved! IIC BlMII'ITS clock P. M. _ nck up !4, 2:50 p.m.: Pennayl· P La gbo e Charles M The One Won One e!w of the 1 1 1111 Notice MlnersvUte, Obio, l'llone W\ Reout.. Terms: Cash. vanla up 14, 12:20 a.m.; Vulcan ~yne nM,.:nHarry Lodwick Jr: Pomeroy First Baptist church DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, 1-'137A. r 11 lfc ond HI·Teat Kenneth S. ~lcEihinny up 14, 12:55 a.m.: Jerow up 14, Mr j k L Tur Sh .1 A will meet at the ehureh, '!burs· 50c, 75c, and $1.00 size& Jle. Administrator of the O..neas Employment 4 a.m.; Irene Chotln down 14, s. ac · ner, "' 8 · day January :10, lns!Nd of Jan· luxe Pizza,l!.50. Jack's Dal· 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom I l.lmprovesgasolinomilcage F:state of Ballard Hur· J 5:25a.m.: W. H. Shaver, Jr. Wade, Mrs. Eustace WilBon, uary '/1, II Mbeclnlad. Mrs. ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic house. Beautiful Birch kilrnen I 2. Cleans carburetors sel Justice, deceased. AR tndel truck driver to up 14, 5:511 a.m.; Jolm Lad d Jeffrey D. Worlmru, Mrs. Earl George Skinner IIIII Mrs. Vic+ WILL not be r..po""I'ble for- cabineta. Phone: WY 2-6127. 3. Prsevenllsel"'!,'b~~~ tclnt Bradford Auatioa Company proJeet engineers. Atrlce. Deu down 14, 6:10 e.m.; Ken- J. Wdght, Mro. Edward N. Bur- lor Young will be hoslelselllld • ~ 1 4 tfo ~: p~~!nf, ..;:.~ .~~~~: 1 17 Sic luropt, Asia, South PacUlc, tuckiu up li, 2:30 a.m.; Jell· delle and lllfant 108• Mrs, Oaey Mrs. Elle11 Couch ill aharp at any debts eootractedllbys an:; .....,F=u:::R:::NI=sHE=D=-.-4:-r-oo_ms_a:cnc;d 8. Cleans tntske manifildJ paid travel, houaiDII. food. boat down 15, 5:30 a.m.; Mad- D. Myers and lllfaat daughter. devotion~. one other thaa royse . 1gn •· b In p 7. cuts cylinder wear WINGER TYPE Maytag Was!>- Atlantic. M<ilr •atarJ lobs, up 17, 7,10 p.m.; National The Twilight Gartlea e1u11 1 Clarence William Andrews, wv""' i,;J'7~tmen ~~~~r~j~ ::~;~..::,~:·::.~~~~~~~cast er and double porcelala tubs. male. female over 18. OEIB up 17, S a.m.; Steel Ranger wood up Meld~ Ui a.m.; Ell- will meet Thursday, 111 T:lll p. lll Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, yeotilation •ystems. ' E~e<!llent condition. 134 But· Boz 23190. Oatland Park, dowa 20, 4:46 a.m.; Southern ., Pennsylvarua dOWII Meldahl m. at the borne of ltrn. Gerald Obltl. 'l - TWO TRAILER SPACESfor terout Ave., Pomeroy. FIL 83307 down 2!, 1,30 a.m.·, Ealtern 1 a.m. Wildermuth, M•'......, Ave. 1 ••• ' rent in the Village of Middle- DRIYI IN TO lANDMARK .1 17 Sic -··• _;..._.,....._ _ _ - - port. Call WY 2_3346 or WY I Super Stnlco Slollon Now HAY I 800 b I VI •· CUSTOM Bln'CIIERING IlK down 21, 2:50 a.m.; Mamaleor Galllpolts 118m- H. E. Bow· Tha Wlllln& Worken claal II Help WantiKI_-;;--,; for ""e, a es, cwr <Ditlng. Will buf bldla "111 down 21, 3:20 a.m.: Reliable leo up 6:40 p.m.; J. s. Lewis the Enterprise EUB eburcb will 2-2111f or WY 2-3600. FIREWOOD any length $10 Bohr, Chester, Ohio. Monday. Pbll Meier, Phooe ~ 21, 5:40 a.m.; Walter Beck· dowa 12 ,55 a.m.; Cbarlea ste- 1M11 '1'hurlday at 7:30 p.m. at 11 10 tfc sEt\VICE staUoo man. Good p ·c• up loa' d. Call or 'wrtte I 17 31c • 30 a .m.; Bob ...., LaBg. 1• Th WY 2-3510. I 1J Uc )Ofd d0190 22 • •= . venson up 2:55 o.m.; Elgerdlff .... "'" bornelia~•f Mrs · u""'we ~~~el BWrl~D e FOUR ROOM furllished apar\. Glendale Skidmore, Slmde, Auto Sales BeoiAir up 22, 6:!0 a.m.; Fr1e- up 3,35 a.m.; Harry Dyer Magno - Temple Pythlaa Sfs. Y n • ox 1 18 _men_': WY 2-Sli51.__1115 tfe 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. Hlfe lnlltrUctlons berger up Greenup 6:30 p.m.; down 4,50 .m.; David Vlckerl ters will meet Thunday at 7:10 118S- THREE FOURTHS Belen R. up Greenup 8:35 p. up 5,50 a.m. p.m., at the DAV baD. Officers FUR Dealer. I do Rot want deep ! ton truck, G. M. C. u. •· crv" •••••co TIITI m; R. H. Bosworlh II down will he Installed and all offlcen freeze junk furs at any price. 2 seoled. 360 Pearl St., Mid- ::.·;;; ;,~'!: Greenup 7::10 p.m.; Miss Susan Kanawba River - . George and memben are arpd II be ACROU 2. River Ia dleport. WY Z.2S98. 1·15-6to Vainbl1 """"'· •••on••m ....u ,,.,.,,,.,. dawn Greenup 1%:50 a.m.·' Edea· Price up Marmet2:0!1 p.m.; Hel· ..,....nl. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. u lont required. r ._ ... 1. Jo~a.int oonuw 1-15-lilc Help Wanted 1 .........., ,.,.,. ..... ""...,_ na Bosworth duwn Meldahl 3:· ea Z. down Marmet 1:25 p.m.; ----4. Tenta 1.1'1&1· II. Verb ~"••"'• .. " .... ".,'". '~:.~~ ... ~~ :SO p.m.; Peggy Downey doWII Allen R. Merrill down Marmet FORT WORTH (UPI) -'ftlt "'c"'nl-um-b,-u-s"'D"'is-p-a7te7h_p_a_pe__r_ boy 9. Trick topped fonn I'OR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro- -· - - ·---~ 10. State ldU lti.Broall. let $295 William T L :::"~• "' : ;!:;" :;:!?.!v t]:,~~ u,::: Meldahl 5 p.m.; Joseph Cho2:05 a.m.: Jefferson down WiDllllel who broke Into the Cogdell needed for Lincoln Hill area. U. One-spot 4.Secreted laot ~. 729. Beech st..' M~~: ...._ •••....,,... """ 1100"""" lin down Meldahl 6:20p.m.; Re· field 10:05 p.m.; Semel up WiD- Auto Supply Co. may aaver WY 2·2531. I 12 8tc fi. A)art taod card• VBIItl Zephyr down Meldabl 7 field 1:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu- • lq buy another apattplug. G.W'm port Oh'111 1 12 Stp .......,. o. · :ll.llluoll EXPERIENCED restsura'l\ 13. Conatella· • • p.m.; Aloon zephyr down Mel· cu up Wlllfleld 4 a.m.; 0. F. The alore lllfd 17,000 apart. Lioa'amain batt.. ogaba help. New Haven area. No star 25. 8lek 1161 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent TRU~ DRIVERS. Seml or daill 1:35 p.m.; ·Buckeye State Shearer down Wlllfleld 5:20 a. plup wlll'lb $11,0111 lite f.Lettor 28.Frendl beer sold. No curb work. Top lt.MuihorTJ condilioJL WY %-3951. lllralght, 21-40. ex·lrap~M=el~da:b~l~12~:~45~a~.m~.;~Ra::VOIIS-;:~m.:;_===-====~m~l=•~l•~g~.;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-l a\lt:hor Y I 6on _... u. Long. ad<l<ndunll 12 2S uc perienco ages helpful but Some aot secT salary. Must fumtsb refer· dillance abbr. 1'1.0... ences. Contact Employment ----------1 tsaary. You Call earn over $3 race I.RedWinp heod ll.otrra Insure~ per hour after abort training. OHioe at 225 Sixth Street, Pl. If, Mu111o ondMaplo a Batabo Jl&m.e note Leala, for li>h :11. Grand or Pleasant, W. Va., In person. PIIO'ro Co!tYml Service. eap. For lppllcation wriiAI Nation18. lnfatuaexample ogaln uJirllht I 17 3tp lei made Gl 1ep1 papera. Wide Semi Division, 1255 <i:or· Uon D. Hindu 11. Biblical 11!1. Q u blr1ll recorda 111111 11mos1 any will Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio 18. Umpire !no&rn&""'""' D 88. J\u:lal Livestock 2l.Succor 11. Foreignm 32. Flllll feature or call 51~9. otber dlJCUIIIOIU. Vue l8.Joumey 1 17 3tc FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready 22. U.RoucbDEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1966 DOG LICENSE 18 JANUARY 20TI1. . . . . llllaralrce, l'omeiOJ 23. Plea.t to sklughter. Call MO 9-4848. 26.8urmlse 14tfe 1'7~111-n·""l'i,r-1"7:?.if" ' ~ a~ ONE DOLLAR (.1.00) PENALTY IP' LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTEI Wilkesville, Ohio. I 12!tc 28. Lamprey Legal Not!_ce 1t\ETNA CASUALTV Iosun..,. 2\1. Tea.r THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCI USE THIS HANDY APPLICAo ADVIITIIIMIJI'"'T-on Molten ID!urllDCII &ceac1. Inc. 'nl.eLEGAL Employment Wanted I 80. Passed Board or S.alem Town.htp, (a mo.. « :t'.ll~ - Pomeroy, Phone WY WSIIL llelp County of Obln, will ncetve TION BLANK AND MAIL TO COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT sage) '//. WOULD like hou'e work of ' 1lld8 until 8:00 o'elock P.M. the 3111 t1 lfe day ol JlnUII'J 11111 for tM PUn:b· " ~ HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS (t2.00) i'OR :UCH DOG, J14IM any kind . Lorena Snyder, WY 33 R"ort ue ot 1 UHd. Motor Grader With a GIWIG==E=-:IJtiSlJRANCE.=:=c= c -Mallea ID.inlmulll 1pecllleaUOb u foUo'W'I: as H•u •• •m :r-t-t.....,b?:mr++-t_,f. "1..-1-i • U38l I 18 6tp >7. ~rencb OR FBltlALil · 81 to 100 HP. Oloenl !nliae, eab, ro llllurao<e qeocy. Jne. Pom- li1hta. heater, derro~ter, fluhen, writer ++-;,7. Power StnrillJ, Power Shift, MOld· II'OJ· Pirone WY W3Bl. !9. Close to bond, .kllrifler. II :a It Ttr• Jl'root Wanted To Buy To obtain llceDst by mall, fW Ia 1114 maD &hll form to GORDON IL 40. C';onsteU~ · :.q..-+-l., • 1 lfc All.d Ken, Re1r 111"t11 100 per eent of ---aw, IDd J:Q\llpPed wl\b Sllow Plow, tlon SPECIAL. Coon, 12.50, beef ' aot .lea tbaa 10 ,..., Tnde ill oae CALDWElL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meip CountJ, Pllmeroy, Ohio. lach 11 'I Cit. )Ill Orad•r. hide, 5c lb. Red fo1, $4.W U.Mld·Eut land ... UI'I'UIIOBIL8 .-nett1 .... ,_ ...... RIMer to fllbmtl detailed Qeeifle.. with all 4 feet on, Gray Fox, G. Galnl ol eQUI.pqt offeNd. 1be 'lrr+o-+ICIII WI .... tkml Board of Tnu1tee1 renrve the rttht knowlecJce 1111 $3.110 wltb all 4 feet on. Bill an,. or aD b141. lUIIe &eo B7~~ order of the Board ttl TruMel Balley, Raedsville, Ohio. . r;:' N......... ... ly NEAL ADAMI •J:,o<.:. SOCIAL CALENDAR Hospital News GlcM• llllllt 00 liN CASIY 1', . .f•l'!' ~ ,_.. ,., .•• ,(! . ' Mrs. Pomeroy Motor Co. I' ::r: .. ,. 'K l RADIATOR SERV I CE DIC:K TRACY ly CHESTIR OOULD River News BlAPI'ftiAR'S 9 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI& 1 ===-==:-;-;c-:-.-=-;:- By HAROLD GRAY ,,,. BU"T; 'WAY BtlO:, OUR C.OV[I(tlM::NT GAVE A B\C PI£Cf Jan MO,... (If< 'JJIEM HOVE, FOR A UlNa Tir-E a: 1"~--i~\0. MOUN~ COUNTilY TO TI-lE CHEQOH:t"ES.' THEY Wfi<E FRIENDS! BUT GI?Ef[J'( POLITICIA'tS HEI=IJ?O TJ.Ifi(E MI~~T Bt (;OLD HERE,. SO n£'i ai\'OKE 7HE. TREATY J NOW!' ltp DAILY CROSSWORD •;:;: ......... •= Attention·Dog Owners c---~ r.w pt: 1 I 11 12tp ANTIQUE Fumllure, JDiaeellaaeoua. Call or wrtta: ' lin. Bowlllll Cecil, . . •• Mala St.,~· ... • 29 ~ . " u>.OO • m. '' e''"""' lha Aut.o Compaar. PoiiHiror.lboObtu, OWDWINUU----------------------------~----- ]ud111e TL• e IWMJMOR II Speak er fO PT 1'1.' Towublp _...,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ·--·I &II: ....__ .... _,,_.-:.-........_ \, ------ - --------- " MASON _ JnrlJam•• Lee ""''ig ~ Thompson of Mason County AX11'DLaAA.J:8 "'""'M' Auto com•...,. opoL· jUVe uil 8 !on: "llllquency a- llo I ,owa a.tr '1111'1141 J'• Pntaroy, Obie M 00 ..... It LOMIII'BLLOW 1 11 18 '• <U '· • • ate at a meeting of the Mason 1 11 1 II I One letter tor ..-r.lll..._ Ale ..... 1 USEFUL --c G-=:IFT::---Grade School Parent-Teachers Yr.JIIo.!lf.JF,II~!Whllo~J!~Ie~TID ..... f~ilibc.IJIDOftl Pll4 ' tor tho thno Ill. X for tho two 0'1, eto. IIID(!lo IItten, lrojtbleo, lite leqtiJ llDII tormoU... ct lhlt wwu on 111 biDte. HOUSTON (UPI) -Lou Rym- Association TUesday at the J 1 1 1 1 1 · 1 1 .1 1 I. I -: ';' -d&JU.--uedllf-L . ku at leaat baa tbt. weapoa lor acbool, Re suggested bow par·• 1 his hunt lor a new job. ents can help It preven1 deUnI III I I I. I I I I A Ali sea' ••• The former head eoacb of the quency and what his court doel 1 I I I I I I I I I ' I I I IBII IQll'l' lt.OB xr. llouston Oilera profeBSlonol k help delinquents. I 111 1 1 1 1 :·1 I J I I II:WXXBO XPWII XL RCWQOB.- football 1.e11m was fired again The Rev. Morvan Frame of i I . 1 earlier this month as an Oiier lhe Mnson Methodist Church CQVPXBO IBIIstaDI eoach. Ilia friends preaenled the devotionals. ltfr. 1 \rl .. I • ........,.. OIJPtauuau Wii8M I"JJUDD'B8B 18' surn. gave tile unemployed coach a Ray Tucktr, president• of the I COUN"" AUDITO•· ll.,; ""'··nty testimonial d l n no r Sunday. 01'\!ll'lzallon,. .Presilled during 1 • , "" ·, f' ~ Q l i J f t , - JIIUMIIIDCiiBtiARY-NAI'OUWM' Their gUt to Rymkua wa1 • brief business """!.lag; Refresh· Uctnoe 1111111 .. o1111 tn..inot .·letot ...... ;.J..:.. lit._ ''" . - 'to' iwohl ,.riot '""""'· A!W 'I 1M.) ibotgun. ments were P.i:ved. . . __. _ this dltte ~"1 ~ WI~,1 ~~.. ~~·~ for~~~.~- t't.-~."1 '~e, -.:.,.,.., 11~,."~~~:._~ .. . _.,... ~ ... . ' w~-·~1 fallowlaf 41111Cl1bed automobile: 195t Chenolet eoavertlbiA, 1triU number ntN22a • 1110. Mtnlmura pric.. 115. -1• '·I I i I I • DAILY SENTINEL - ....... RUTlAND ' , Apply WY 2-2156 IHE at PubUe AueUoa w lhe hf~t bid· •r for eub 1a .blftd, on ~anuai'J JO, 1)1'- ol&nc lhnpt'....,.. CARRIER NEEDED • I.Admisaion Ur.ketl LIGIAL NOTICI 'ftle ad.enirued wUI otter far .... I I I J, J. ' I·. Gordon H. ·C"'"Idwell of' .....,.gs ....., . tTM IN HO!lll. MANAGEM•NT•• .. ..-m Town.btp. Alma I . Smlf,ll, Clri (1) 15. 18. 10 Ito Legal Notice "'11""1-i-+-i DAILY CR!P!'OQUoft- Bm'a how to Help Wented , rr' I"' COU~E .... I 1 1'+++... ' lU-lU ANDI WJLL8E: MARRI!!D Ao 500N At HE ANI$+1E$ HIS Tim e :n::: rt-t~~rt-t-t~m= &! ~ jli, .. diohM "· ~ 1 WIMNIE WINKLE "I !ltn't.pndtratand you, · paymtnli cklt and you . ' ' • --L._,_ ~- .. ' ' . 'P.l··:' ·'I~ <J~P 't;l•·~ · · •:r .~'"' to" ·p:-/ ·.~...f~~~~H ,;,~ ,'1' �' .} .·I < ,. \ ( ~ ~ I " (\ ' f) :; 1 I ' :l'oulhClroir ro Mainly About People In Pemeroy '.• · $.p01uor Hy,;.n Sin1 Around And . About Middleport . 1·btpture by Sue Tracy and ~rayer by Mrs. HalT)• Clark l!Ttccded a business meeting of abe Youth Choir of the Laurel CUff Free Methodist churcb Mrs. Nom1a Fisher of Sene<aMr. and Mrs. Michael Thursday evening tnt 'he recrea· viii•, Mrs. James Smith and Uon room of the parsonage. Children, Columbus and Mrs.. Plans were made to sponsor R<JIJ<ort Wamsley and .childroP, · 1 hymn sing at tile church Sun- Jun• Ann and J. R. of Pomeroy , ·t.ay at 2 p.m. with the public were Saturday afternocm guests lnvitHr. of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher Refreshments were served by and ramily. i Becky Eblin to Sue Tracy. Bet- Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher : ty and Rogt>l' Kl('in, Karen Souls· and son. Willie or Belpre were by, Brendu and Sa ndra Gilmorr, weekend guests or their par. Mrs. Daisy Ankrom has K!!ren Flores, Kay and Mickey ents, Mr. end Mrs. Mason turned to the home or her HowelL Leonard Lyuns. Waynr! . F'isher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joe, in Ft. Ju.ckson, S. C., Leifheit. Mikt· Wright. Martha i Arnold. ter being here with her nieces, Baker. Mrs. tia rk , H.e\'. and {J()rdon Fisht'r of Parkers· M,, and Mrs. James Bre·~~g- 1 1 Mrs. Eugen• Gill and family burg. W. Va. spent the weekton .ana Mr. and Mrs. CUSTOM bRAPEMU ·thoE and Don \\. ise, a new membt'r. end with hi.'l parents, Mrr. and VM»u..· Sbe became in whilejl TO 'lOUR' OltD.ER .. Mrs. Mason F'bher and family . · and was bospitalized at AN.Y EXACT WID$ ••• First l'ra:ver .'\ervire Gregory Roush roturned :c Hospital. Her son came , his studie!J at Ohio University for he~ Saturday. ANHXACT j:{~?'H Crowd IS l.argl' Monday after spending the week c.. H. Wise, Jr. has returned A large :-rowd t\·ionday rUght end with his parents, Mr. and Now l'OU '"'" od4· ~1W lfopnoo 3 two day business ' to y011r friterlor d<o<qr ''flY' the atlt nded the fir st merting of Mrs. Milton Roush. •. tr Columbus for the Ohio luxurious beauty. of cull . , f·made the Wf-'f'k of Prayl'!" serviees ~1r. and Mrs. Milton Roush Electrjc Company. He clrlperles. You select from .tile lob· this wrek at Lhe \1i dd l ~port ; and daughter. Sandra. were Sun.. · 8 dinner meeting. tics end newest shades. Expert C"\ · · ~ will Ch11reh of Christ. 1day dinner guests of Mr. and ~~~.,.._ the Kyger Plant this ~:ast week. tailor tile draperies of yOur cholcoi to )'001' lnillvldull The Rev. M. E. Duw:oion of · Mrs. (~ardner Wehrung. ,._..:,1;,.: . Mrs. c. R. Neighborgall decorative speclflcatlona. Guaro~nteed prompt ~U.vety.. Heat h Merhodist Church gave ! Gregory Ruush was the Sun· Huntington, w. va. is the •ueS<II the s('rmon 1opic, " Lord. Save :day dinner guest of his grand· M c " " · 1 th 1 her sister Mrs. . . NOW . ~1e. car r~· mg ttu! t If' t'nH' paN"nts, Mr. and Mrs. Orri~ son. She was accompanied here ON Of thf) St'rVlf't':-i, " PrJyf' rS Of I HarriS S f.l b h d ht SALE Grt'<ll Mrn of Gnd" A. :s pecial 11 Mr and Mrs Herbert Herd unlay , erd Maug erSt 1 Y 1 1um1 y, •v1r. an rs eve unthrm was sung bv the Heath I man of Bellelontame were week · d Sl S d i Just ""ake two menurements: from top of rod It Method ts l rho1 r und~·r the dtrt'c end guests or her mother Mrs }MLrggsWanl son, I e\:end. 0 .n11 ay i BRING VOUR · I ' rs 1 son en er 1ame WI 1 a desired length; from one end of rod to the olblr lion of ~lr W1111arn Russell Welby Whal•y, Rock Sprmgs PAM~:. A JEAN STEW ART ·1 d' f h · t d WINDOW MEASUREMENTS for width. t Othe-r mm 1stt'rs partiCipated m 1R d am1 y mner or er SJS er ln the senlrt' I ~~rs David McGhee returned MASON - Mr and Mrs Lester Stf'wart, Mason, W. Va' family and al~o h~r daughte_r kJ her home, Columbus Satur- are announcing the engageme nt of 11H' Ir dau ghter, Pamela and son-m lmo,, Mr. and :r.-hs. RIGGS PRUM0TF.D I day, ilfter spendmg several days Jean, to A u· man Hal ph Ceward CaliPrt, ~on vf ~1r and J t ar! Kmghl I You'll want to also see all th e furniture on Sale during ·, Rodney 1 rt 1 gg~ Warr~ n "ith hPr sis ter and brother-m-j Mrs. Ceward Calvert. E Ma1n St, Pomerov. M1ss Stewa rt ! Mr . .~ nd Mrs Ru ssell ~~~~~~' i l A~-.B. has bt•rn promotf'd to law, Mr and Mrs. Albert Eirh.ds a 1965 graduate of Wahama Jli gh St'lwol where she was and son, Enc, Oak Hil l. v Efberfelds January Sale. Save on what you need now - Furillture A2C. He 1s a grad uatr of Rut- inger. selected 1H65 homeco min g qu1•cn. Aim1an Cah·Nt is pre· j over the WeL•kend w1 th land High Schoo, in 1963 and is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van sently attending an elert ronies spel'ialist sc hool at Kees ler . paren ts, .\ k and Mrs. Alfred for every room in your house. the son of Mrs. Betty Riggs. · Meter or Beverly visited Sun- Air }o'oree fiase, Miss. He is a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy i Roush, Middleport, and Mr. Albany. ay with her sister. Mrs. Susie . High School. Mrs: Dwigh~ H~·sell of Hutland. r-=:.--..==---•·= ,·Fischt>r, Morning Star. I·M1 ~s Jamce T<Jnnehi\1, 1 ; Plus special sale prices in the ready to wear department Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mr n?' -:,~ J' ;"· UnivP.rsity !:iludent, spent the: WOMEN'S and Mrs. Ric hard Van Meter UniOI OU The Child Const~rvation Lea· 1weekend with her fnthrr, Chcs- 1 sale of mens trousers - boys shirts - mens and boys jacket~ ITALIAN STYLE were Sunday evening dinnPr gue wltl hold its annual guest ter Tannehill rmd f<~ m i l_\' . Shr , guests tf their sister, Mrs. Mae , nigM at the Cotumhus and assisted with the M 1s~ Junior , hosi~ry for women - housewares specials - Stop in Elberfelds and · : Reitmire. Hartrord. w. Va. I Southrrn Elfdl'i(' orne Miss pageant Sunday e\·ening. I BLACK $ 99 · Mr. and Mrs. ~obart Raub : A Junior Youth Fellowship Thursday at 7:30p.m. Figure I Mr_ and Mrs. Alfred Roush Brouse around through the store and Save during January Sal~. I BROWN' _ pr. spent the wt-e~e~·d m Col umbus was organized recently at the control will. beth: tupie of the were in McArthur to visit their I : w1t~ Mrs . .Pbil McKeller, Mrs . Letart ralls Mt"thodist Chtll'l'h'program, w1th !\1pss Carol Col· daughter nnd fan11 ly, Mr. and • Size 4 lo 10 ~.uJ.se DaviS and Mr. and Mrs. by the Rev. James Ea rly. Tile trill, ph~·s if·al t"dUfalion teach- Mrs. llicl1c.PI Clme. and I 1 I ' \\i\!Jan:- M~~onald. 1meetjng we1s opened br song er at Middleport, as gut"st H1Rcky, Sunda. Thc1r grandson, 1 5 Conme (Jrindley, daughter. of , and prayer. 'i spraker. Members <Jnd ~:ue!'ts Hieky, returned ho~.e with them M'ddl Rev · and Mrs. Edward Grmd· J . are to wear g:)!m clothes and for several da s VISit. I eport ley of Dublin. Ohio , and grand·) Ofhrers ell"f'ted were, pr.r; ><;\- a prin· will be ' awardrd ror - - -.. --·- · :''.:._ __'"..,...,...,.,.,...,,.,.,.,=.,.=....,~.,......,.,.,.,.,...,...,...,...,!!!I!!...,'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!.,. daughter of Mrs. Ronald Gri nd-~ dent, Edwin Cross ; vice prest- tbe most .un.. u~ ual , IU~ i ley of Minersville, has been dent, Judy Robt> rts; se<: re t<.~ ry , · d'l~ chosen one of the hom-ecomi ng i Lorna Bell and treasu rer, Ken- . ~~, · d~ • • qu••n·s attendants at Dublin In•th Shul er. Members decided , Pomtroy, Ohio ! H1gh School on Jan. 21 w~en , to meet very twe week~ and j LAST TIME TONIGHT : Dublin IS host to Rosary High have a different program lead~, "SHENANDOAH" Srhoo!. Conme was chosen by cr at each mee tmg. The nex t (Terhnicotor) 1the student body to represent meeting, Debra Early and Lo:·- , James Stewart, Doug Me· : Junior Class of her school. na Bell, will have the program The Kin,gsbur~ Miss ionary Clure, Glenn Corbett. Pat· on "Christiil n Fatth " Tht: prn-· Club which sponsors the Hev. l rick Wayne , Katharine Ross, l~:fam. them~s for the. n.ex t few at 1d Mrs. John Jeshurg in Rosemary Forsyth, J a m e s BMt, Philip Alfrod. meetmgs w1l! be Chnsttan. \VI I· France. met at t.he home 0 rt Colorcartaont ness by Ne!l 8"ker ; Chr~sllan Mrs. Judy Carl. Jan. 12 for a , Admission: 75c and 40c Outreach by Steve YonkPr; regul ar mont!Jl y me~:ting. i OrOflfy eefS Chnstian Citizenship b ~ehra , . . WED. ond THURSDAY Two educators were the speak-! Mtlhron. Debb1e Spangler. Chns-: At noon lhl.' Nll\owmg enjoyed J1nuary 19·20 ers when the Gi Ga mma Mu i tian Fellowship by Paul Cro:-;:; · a potluck lu neheun: \'Irs. N~ va NOT OPEN 'Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi i and Bobby Roush. Rev. Early ; King, Mrs. M~ralt>ne Har~ison, FRIDAY and SATURDAY rn Pt .Januarv 13th in the officE , also sho wed sli des. 1Mr!'. Sandra Cnrl, .\1rs. VtrgmJ1nu1ry 21 ·22 of the ColLKTibia Gas of Ohio I t d d ; b. Dt'll.n, Mrs.. Judy Carl, Mr. s. · Eleven members · · s m1 th, '~~1rs. Lou1se "CIENGHIS KAHN" Guests were Rooold Deem . .11a ten b f' . ·· V1rgmta 1TechnicolorJ • The next meetmg WI E on H · Mrs. 'I· b 1 BriC · kl es, arn!;on, ~~ a e Stephen Boyd . .James Mason. executive head or the Southern : 19 : Mrs. Sadie Ca rl. Mrs. Eva Eli Wallarh, Frt~neo ise Dor· School District, spe"D.king on ad-; Jan. · leac , Telly Savalas, Robert ult education, and Dann y With. King, Mrs. Janeth Benl, Mrs. Mo.rley, Yvonne Mitchell, Deloris King, Brill and Brian Q.,biar Sharif. as GE'nghis erspoon, instrumenlill instruc- .UHS Se11ior C/11.~~ Kihn. tor of the sa me distri ct, sJlt'ak- Sptmsorilll( p 11 rty King, Brent Carl. Seott Harri"MORO WITCH DOCTOR" ing on adult art education, il· The Senior Class of Middlr. , son, 1--Jelen Kmg , Ivan and PauJock Mahont>y, Margie Dean , Juslrating his remarks with sev-1port Higb School is sponsorin~ i la ~arl. . . . Pancbo Mangalona. skelr hes. a Stanley PrGdurts party to- , 1 he prrs1dent 1s Mrs ..sadte IUN., MON. and TUESDAY .. The sorority will hold a bowl- ~ night at the .Ugh school care. . Carl. The group read scripture · J•nu1ry 23-24-25 : mg pcrty later thi!l month with teria, Tuesday, Jan. 18 at 7:30 : and Mrs. Carl gave _aa:ri~'::~:;,~~ ~ "THE SANDPIPER" ~ f:!XC:Il't date to be announced. p.m. I''Tht House With A !'' l'fcchnicolor) RefrE"Shments were served by Tisl s ene of the fund ralsWindow." Elizabeth Talor, Richard Bur· , Sabra Morrison, Vtra ing projects for the annual sen· I Profits from the sale of ton, Eva Ma rie Saint. Morgan · . Mason, Chas . Bronson. Crow, and Nita Conde. ior trip and parents and friends pill?w cases, etc., which Colorc•rtoont ,., .• .., c:ha1rmen f<Jr the evening ! or students are cordially invit-' la.d1 es of the club make Admission 75c & Me Lte Lee and Jane Brown. · ed. sell were reported. Closing prayer was by Mrs. DAUGHTER IS FIRST Neva King. The next I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, will be at the home of Mrs. Athens, are announcing the Janeth Beat with the date birth of their first child. a be announced. 1 daughter, born Sunday morning ----' at the Veterans Memonal hos- Mrs Kraertler i6 I pita!, weighing ~ lbs. 14 oz. and ' ' namod Cyn thia Ann. Grandpar- 1 Hosie.~• /or Cantrsfa 1ents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter enHamm, Minersville and Mr. and : tertained the Lower Crust CanMrs. Joe Febinger. Struthers, I asta cl ~1 b Fri~ay evening at her Ohio. Great grandparents, Mr. home m Rarme. Refreshments and Mrs. Dana Hamm, Miner ~- were served to Mrs. Clarence vWe; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost. Roy Mrs. David Hill Mrs. Rich1161 N Second, Middleport, and ard Sterrett. Mrs. Thomas Did· Mrs. A. J. Olszak, Kltanning, die, Mrs. Larry Wolle and Mrs, Take the wheel of the 1966 Cadillac and you'lllose your heart Pa. Robert Beegle. • ' ' .. WINDOW . . . . . . .- - - - - · I :kl ··w. WORLD 20o/o OFF LOAFERS 3. c , . : ""' ,. ; candysa}es T0 beLease . d I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I Rous h shoe Store ' TH T EA R£ . ~ Educators are Speakers when S • M ! John McKelvey . qJLUMBUS - WILLIAM L. Dies Tue sday :&: %.M:';:u~~:.on·p~l~ Jo~ P. McKelvey 89, paSI· We're Always Happy to Greet New Friends.~ We pride ourselves on the many cherished friends we 've gained in our yean of providing Full Banking Service to this comrnu· nily. May we greet you'! Wbalever your banking needs, we are here to offer you expert assistant and advice. ,alioNII . NOW GOING ON I! II to arrange with your dealer for a demonstration drive. Your lint reutloa will very likely be that there never before hu been 1 car so quiet Scienti£ic soundproofing combined with advancements in engine and chassis detign make the 1966 Cadillac the quietest of all time. Reo eponse at all tpeeds i1 virtually in&tantaneoua. ES.clusiva RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE Member Federal Deposit lnsuranca Corpora !loa IH 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0. new varinble ratio power steering provides the parking and cornering ease of •mall can-with the tolid road~ holding only a car of Cadillac's size can offer. And with Cadillac'• twelve models-its extraordinary varietY of ' colors, interiors and options, your authorized dealer can gi\'e you expert help in tailoring your new CadiJiac into the moat rewarding automobile you have ev.er owned. Stanqard of the WOrld 'I lEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZ~D CADIU.AC Dl!! •8 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 242 W. MAIN ST, \ \, • ., f POMEROY, 0 ..10 ~- ' 1.,-.'fI ' ' ._ j o I, '.;' " '' ~~; · ew Prison Vera M. Beegle, who worked her way up from bookkeeper in the Racine Home Bank to be its president, will re· tire January 31. Miss Beegle, recognized for her aupport of community BY BOB WINGETT Improvement projects, began employment with the bank lqrtln A. Janis, director of the Ohio Department of 45'f.l years ago. She bad worked three years lor the for· Mental Hygiene and Correction, said Tuesday Meiga county mer Eliis Brothers Dry Goods store In Racine before ac· "Is still In the runnlnJ" for the proposed new pellltentiary. ceptfng employment at t h e - - - - - - - - - Janis, however, indicated there Is a "good possiblllty" bank July 16, 1920. Miss Beegle, made this public that a site for the new prison will not be selected this On January 2, 1923, Miss Bee- statement: "Her banking exweek, as was earlier announced. gle became cashier and on Aug- perience and her many friends Janis said he hopes a dedslon will he reached at leaat ust ~ 1949 she was elected 1o bave contributed mueh to the by the end of January. He said the selection has been de- the ~rd of dinotors. She steady growth of the bank." layed so that test borings can be obtained. named president January 3, It has been reported that Asked if borings are being taken at the proposed .Meigs 1957. Charles Hayman, rotired execusite at Great Bend, Janis said, "They are supposed to be Reviewing her years in bank· live head of Southern Local obtained from all three sites." . Ing, she raid, "It has been a School district, will take over The head ol the Department was an unlalr queatJOD, really rich '"perlence. lrave as president of the bank and of Mental Hygiene Janis told Mr. Janill also clarified earl· made many friends in my years George J. Neigler, Racine, The Daily Sentinel by pbone, ier reports about accessibility at the bank. Many of them have has been elected to the board "We have to be su~ every pos- and work • force lactora. stood beside me througl: both of directors replacing Miss Bee· sible angk! Is eXplored before He said, "Accesllfblllty Is an good and bad times." gle, John T. Wolle has been a decision Is reacbed." As I extremely important !actor, but Miss Beegle has seen tl]e bank named as cashier. have said before, and still say, In relation to Meigs County · I pay its stockholders a 1110 per Directors revealed at a reall three sites are still being have been told that by the lime ..,.t cash dividend (March zt, cent meeting that the bank sbowconsidered," said Janis. a penitentiary could be built, 1930) and two stock . ~ividends. ed a 12 per cent increase in de"AU I can say now is that 11 roads to it would be greatly A 40 per cent stock dividend posits in 1965. A drive-in winwill be in the Appalachia sec· improved." was declared in June of 1950 dow was also installed last year. lion ef Southern Ohio," he Janis indicated that the and a 50 per cent stock dividend Miss Beegle is a member ol said. work-lorce !actor does not ap. was declared on January 13 of the Racine Baptist Church and Janis de<llned to answer a pear to be ao insurmountable this year. ror many years was active in question on which slle Is most problem here. "We figure the Bank directors, expressing other community aflalrs. She highly favored. Be suggested it (Continued on page eI regret upon the retirement of (Cootinued on page 6 ) ""'I F'uemen .·n Mrs. Hicks is Play Faculty Hospitalized .,, '"'"'"'"""'"""""- lout ,eon ago by Gov. James ed &Wily Tuesday at Camden. A. "Rhodes, Is the first official Clark hospital In Parkersburg NEW DEIJII (UPII- Mrs. Indira Nehru Ghlndl, a frafl widow with an IUustrious 1 clllidldate for the GOP guber- after brief UIDess. heritage, today waa eleeted prime minister of India. Thousands cheered the announce· (Continued on page 1 1 Mr. Mc!lelvey_· was born 00 m•nl In the street& The 48-year-old mother of two, fighting back tears and clutching Dec. 17• l876, at Round Bottom • ro.e in trlbuta to her lather, the late Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, in Monroe County, the son was cbosen In a aecret ballot by 526 members of parliament from the ruling Congress of Robert and Rachael MeKel· party. vey. He made' his home with .. Mn. Gandhl became the r the cause of peace." world'l most populous dem~ Ibis brother, the late w. G: Mo- world's only woman htad Mrs Gandhi, her white sari cracy. India's birthrate is 'Kelvey and his wife of Port- government and India's third dazzling In the aun, also was ligured at 1,100 births per hour. land. Prior to bls d~alh, Mr. leader since Britain granted Its greeted by an ovation when she II is in the midst ol its worst McKelvey _lrad res•d~ with hia independence io 1947. arrived. She did not vote, but drought. Pestilence and !amine niece, Mrl. Ella Mae West, Sbe re<elved 355 ol tha 526 sat in tbe back ol the building are widesproad. Communi" 1821 Lee-at, Park~l'lburg. tlltes cast In defeating former beneath Its ·grtllt dome as tbina is Ita northern nelgbbor. PI•Jio wert made for • Feb- Surviving ere three nephews, Finanoe ·Minister MorarJI ()e. ballots were cast by lolfalatora lleeond To Ceylon ruir)r 15 meeting wben the Robert A. · McK~vey, Belpre: sal, ·flO. O..al had refused to in flowing robes. She Ia the second woman In Melp County ~mocrallc club Cherles •C. McKelvey ol Au- wlthclraw from the contest but modern history to be named a IIU!( Jiond.y ewqlng at Syra. gusta, Ga., _and WfU!arn A. M<' iller jhe results were ' an- Mrs. Gandhi succeeds SlJas. prime minister. Mrs. Sfrlmavo euliJI 'Iowa haU. Kelvey, Portlohdl one D1ec;e .ancild pledged . bls loyalty to trl. who sw;cuntbed to a heart Bandarailalke of Ceylon ...,. M;a. Lee Enoch presided . West, ill PllltehburK' llld Mrl (lapdhl · attack Jan. II. Althoqb she ceeded her late husband In Guilt lpeO:ers pPecled ai several IJ'eat nle<ea and nepb· Res~ Aeclalm.. bears lh~ same name, lbe new Sepfe!llber, IV!ie, but lost a bid fbe . ~ meeting which ews. Loud lumping and cheers prime mintster II not rellled to for relei!Uoil in AprU, !1164. IIIII· ~ , !)tid. !D the town hall He w~ • 50-year member ol from jhe flallery greeted the Mohandas K. Gbandl, . lbe W\do'ftd 111 1!180, the black· tile lelialw Olarlea Pancake M~c Lodfl, . II A. M. N"' llDllOiliiL'elleol of Nra, Gandhl.'s reve~ spiritual leader during haireQ prime minister's two ol 1,111~ Judie WUUam 481 at Racine. ' victory, A swelling cbeer rolled India' Independence mov.. 80118, Rajeev aac1 Sanjay, aow ~If~ tl the (!OUrt fl'uneral •arrangmenll Will be ..,..... the thousands massed ment. She knew 111m ...,u, are attending Cam b r t die el, ~ and Mary C. Galla· In cbarge ol Ewing Funeral outside parHament in brlUiant however. . University 1J1 . England. Mrs. ~ ·'!(.Mmoulli; state eea- home wlth set'IIIIIOS on : Frlday IIIIIShiDe Wider cloudless lldes. AJ Mrs. Gondhl niade her Gandhi's husband, Ferozo, waa ~~-~~· ·-... · 01 2 p. m.' The Raclne'Milloale AcldresaiDC.Jiarty members In way out of parliament, lilt WMS a lawj.er. They were married In ~ ~ illo !Didtl lor 111 LQdge wiU conduct Mrvlee• thl . HJndJ, n.UOnal IIIIIIUIII, • s t smothered Ill flowers 1142. · . aHi!Joit iiM! tl ·lhll · meetiJJC ThunclaY ill 7:30 p. Iii. Masons llht llid In a deep voice from the mass 11 wel~wlahers mrs. Gandhi OllL'O spent IS Iii~ ~·>Ji!lla io llrlq ,a Wrap-~ to ~~teent lbe ...... fUneral beii1Yinll emotion: as she struuled to reaCh her mooths in JaU, convicted by the ~ ~ 'falued lllkli: flt home. l!tJrlal will be; It · 1M · "Our leader Lal Bahadur car. . British of subversion. during lbe flU .,_ . .. , It hrlqc ~" Letart Falla Ce!JI•Iary. . .'J'b6 Sbutrl dleci as a martyr lor Mrs. Glllldhl laces tlmOSI quest lor Independence. H~ b'3t: ~We: 'l'bt puiJ. '!lev. R."t:Vorlil'nltl* wlD Of. 'the cause ·Of pe~. We atlli Insurmountable Jl'O!llems IS late husband wu idlpr!soned , ,. · ~ · . . .~~.; ;: :·· _ .·. . · • · ·liaaJ:I "¥· l!illi. llld ~~llte" assumealeadershljl,llf tblwltll her. __ _ _ '. ''I t I "'I . lJ_'\ " • ' i' I' ~ ~ MONROE, Mich. (UPII Unlest someone caD klentlly ~. 3-year-old boy wm be • VERA BEEGLE, BANK PRESIDENT :d~:hl:""to:o ~:te~'::;; <, , ! ' . "' ~ ~ ' ·' ~.~·,•,._~. ~~"'-f·'·· evenge e ieve Motive For SJaughter Near a1gon s• SAIGON (UPil- The Com- the life of her infant. The Viol "lttUe munis 1 Viet Cong s we p ti Cong shot her in the face and through a refugee village south then deliberatdy riddled thl gunnin 61baby's body with machine gilD 01 Da Nang today, The boy, clad In • blue down civilian men, wom<!h and lire. . . qaDI.. okl Jackel, IIOd oltlrl, chddren m what appeared to be Tu H~ep " located about 31 blaet oti lllltoy plllla and blat a VICious act o1 revenge. m1les southwe~t "' Da ' Nang, 110tks, ••• louod by • tabbll , w1thm the per~meter of tilf· huter In aa oulbouse on an A government spokesman provincial capital of Tam Ky in band--·• farm .... • - said the Communists killed 33 1Q T p a ..... """' ' uang ID rovmce, Tbe fad bad bfeo beaten w civilians and wounded 54 m the The spokesman said tha death pre-dawn attack on the village Commums's held government • ol Tu Hiep. relief fore;, at bav dun ng the .,..,__"""""'""'•"''""' ""~'"' Reporfs !rom the refugee attack by taunchmg · a sllllu>center . said one mother knelt lilneoos mortar barrage against ~II down .m front . of one of the the provincial capitol. attackmg guernllas to beg for Tu Hiep was populated mostly by South . Vietnamese civilians who had fled from tbe PARIS (UPI) _ President Viet Cong in the Central H••hland Charles de Gaulle's government 7: s. today admittat' "complicity" of II appears that one of the French secret agents in the reasons for the vicious attack 1 kidnaping and probable assas;:~a:tlwas t~ekin~'~me":~ sinalion af Moroccan opposition of rovenge" 8 military spoke,. leader Mehdi Ben Barka.. man said.' ., WASHINGTON COURT Th . k A communique fsa~ed 1\ter HOUSE, Ohio (UPil _ Mrs. e guem 11 as struc less today's regular Cabmet sessmn Jane Elizabeth Gibson, 60, than 24 hours before the called the Ocl l.9 abcluc1ton on W h' t Co t H sch•du\od start of tbe three and a Paria street "a criminal en- ki~~d,.~n~n Joh~~y ;:n~' ~:.;1 one-llalf day lunar New War terprll8 mounted !rom the start football eoach at Indiana Uni-[truce. !rom abroad and _wh~eh had versity, received minor lnjurthe bl!neflt of certam complic· ies in a traffic crash near here lty by agents o: the speciBI Tuesda services or of French police oly. ficers.'' Pont. 38, former coach af Miwed!, kooWII ooly .. boy blue." I 1 j A.l-jt Scandal Jn Kidnaping \Voman Killed, Pont In]'ured In CoJJI'si'on M-rs. GhandeI Elected IndeIa p. rime e MlOIS e et er Demoerats Will Be Hosts to Three Speakers di'!k~er how CadiUac can put romance back in your driving. Best Bargains Are At ••. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ' ' · The cmly ""Y to f.U,. epprednte Cadillac performance tin :a Bank President Plans to Retire reo '" to ~'"..world'a most satisfying motor car. Visit your authorized .dealer soon and . Janis Hiitts Further Delay In Announcement of Final Deci.SI·on on Pen Lo'cati.On 8 f!o- ,.·' ,. j.Ji• Deto'rll T• t'lul ,,.,_, Of Tu M.,..,,oa ..4,.. p . ol 1 iil..iiiiiiiiiiii ' 1 Viet Cong Guns Down 87 Women, Children R 8J d Kingsbury Club Meets at Home Of Mrs. Car/ . ' Captl.Vatlng. enttne An estlmafeG 450 delegates frornoome 'Ill eountrles In Asia, Africa lind Latin America attended ihe solldarlty meeting here, Jan. 3-1~. Only a handlul of !bern, mostly !rom African nations, represented govern- The anda pop and candy mont.. Most were political concession at the Middleport lead~ opposing the regimes swimming pool this summer In eilfteDCe in their countries. w!ll . be leased for private o!'" eratio~ f~r the first ~e m WASHINGTON - THE SU· the hJStory / If the pool s operpremr Court is expected to an· ation. nounce II soon as possible lis This was approved by the jodgme~l on the constltu!Jonall- Recreation commission Tues. ty ol the Voting Rights Act of day night With chairman David 1965. How 10011 the opinion wdl Ohlinger presiding. In reorpiJi. be .for!heomlng d~pends m~tly lOtion lor 19116 the commission on how far apart m their v~ews re-elected Ohlinger chairman tht nine justllces fmd themsel· and Chet Tannehill, secretary. ves. The court took the case Gene Harris is the third mem· under advisement Tuesday. ber Defense is Asking At the close of arguments [ COl'lllllsSion wUl ICceptl WI Questions of Jury :hie! Justice Eorl Warren said bids at once lor the concession MIAMI (I]PI) - The de:he case hu "wide and pro- stand. They should be directed fense asked prospective jurors ~f~ur ::~~~!!ow In the life to . Mr. Ohlinger In care of , . Tue~da~ if proof el "adultery, . Middleport town ball. Further Racine Volunteer Firemen lorrucation and Incesluous r ·· Helen H1cks, r.Jmeroy, was WASHINGTON _ IN A information rna~ be obtained have challenged the faculty of Uonships:• would Influence lhelr hospitalized Tuesday night lor movt tp provide atra funds for from the COIIIIIIWJOD. . Southern High School to a b~s. verdict m tlle murder lrlal ol treatment of IDJUrJes suffered the "ar In ·VIet Nam and to It also was agreoid to re<;llll:- kelbatl game Thursday evemng Candace Mossier and her ran- in a one . car accident oo East help light inft.atJon, the Johjl- rnel)d to town council a revlaRin -~ th- h!ll\ odteot. " Pj.._,, M.aln-st al IO.ti p, m. SOil adin)jjfj~ ·ww ral.. lit In pay · SC8JH 'iilif '}OD··auifjl: · -i'rocoeds 1rl>m !)le,~,.WW "'"' • rlliY;:, b· i'~~-'"" lit , I'Oln.,;;,; lee iiaid het au, . go to the Ore department. Acl- ....~ted "' Is ....-..... -·, and nterest Gil g nment savmga menls at the park . and pool. mission wl\1 be 50 cents for ad- expe<led tlie alate to hit hard fe went out of control bmlds. to makf them compeU. These would Include . ult• and 25 cents lor students on eccusaUons thai 8 torrid ro- struck two power poles. The Uve with private . . r . • . d r hed tutlons savmga ms I· -Employment of lour Ule- Players lor the fire- depart- mance between blonde Candace car was emo 19 · Wh' • H d flllards at 7~ cents per hour men! will Include the Wolfe and Melvin Lane Powers was Pomeroy emergency squad'llc.'tel ouseld thean Treasury -Emplovment of • head life: brothers, Larry, Hilton, Jr. and lhe motive lor the slaying of men took Mrs Hicks to Meigs O~ be '" s aa amount had guard at ' f1.25 per hour wh1 Du ane, wh''Don aId muIll·m \Uto--•· for treatment not d lded bu ''" Mr· •-• Jacques Moss· General Hospital 1 1 crease e~ ; lea;! 4 an ~ would be !he assistant recrea- Athletle Director, Is_ expected ler, Candy'• buaband. o1 head lacerations. Police are !rom the present 3.75 ~- :1 Uon director. to lead the faculty five - ex. continuing their Investigation. was likely. pe - Employ a qualified recrea- ~ctly where he -nearmg r,eWEATBER lion director at $350 per liroment age - wllJ lead them liPTON., N. Y. - A NUCL£. month, or $1,050 for the BUnt• was not enlarged upon. Colder ICatlertd areas west o~~N ~= ~~::; -The 11 engineer, shlrUess and cov. mer, who would superv_ise the NOVEIJST IS DEAD and south. Snow ftiiiTiel aortlt· S Lo . W , Ope I d f II t east Tbar·•ay --•-• fl2,500 t. uJS omen s ered with llpstlck·llke warpaint, poo an a u rocrea JOn proSAN FRANCISCO (UPI)H ~~.. golf tournament has found newn gunn\l() down three fellow sci- gram at the park, Kathleen Norris, one of A,merl· financial hacking and will be enlists, ahot at a fourth and fa. Approval of this plan would c•'s most prolific woman LOOAL T"MPS held June 3-5 ~esplte poor tally wounded himself Tuesday !~~~:e:~:~:U:":r bud~e~ novelists, died Tuesday at the The temperature In Pome-lattendance lost year. A savings •.t ~· Ato~~c Energy Commls. !Jon ol $7 000 approvJ"':;!~ age of 85 in the San Francisco roy's business district at tf.15 , and loan association has agreed aw~ 9 roo aven National Lab- this month by council. e Mrs. hom~ of her son, Dr. Frank a.m. today was 2'l degrees un-1to . underwrite the I$2,500 in ora ory. . Noms der sunny sk!OB priZes Pollee said Michael M»resca, Yvonne Scally, s~mlng In· • · 34, hac! been regarded as ''very struclor, wUI be mvlted to requiet ilnd a friendly person" commend pool rules, subject to but 011\Y a day earlier had co~ approval by the commission. pial~ he was "being followed and lllied upon." A doctor at lhe Ia~ advised him to see a psy· cliiajrlst. . . . - : number of farms In Ohio de. cllnod 11ala durlnJ IllS aad a further drop can be expeef.. ed next )'OIIr, lite u. s. Alfl· cullllre ·Departmelli llid 1oday. There were I,GOII fewer farms In Ohio In IHI thaD 11165, atndlng al a total tl !U,IIO. 11111 the end of litis year, tbe total .,., •l<JlfCied to be doWII to llfi,IIOI. Land uaed · lor larmo drGpo ped to 112 mJlllo Ia the otate ;. 11165 ~ •::~ ••· peeled to taU to 11 mUllan acrea Ibis year. s0dapop, I J • y th Organize in Letart Falls WWAS~:;;;N <UPIIL~ The HAVAfl!A LATIN AMEJI.. lean Comm,;jsts mQved today to lmp)emenl recommendati(J"' for a hemisphere-wide anti·Ame!'fcan block made by ~~--------the rOHDUy-concluded Trl • Co line 1!11 Solidarity Cool en;e. p ~· 1 I .4t e're __ till In tists for ANY I' ' moll! --.----------~-----------------------------------------------~~~-=~:-----------~:=~==~~~~~~~~=-~~~--------------------~~~ ~~--------------­ VOL. )(VII NO. 230 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. 01'110 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~~~--~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o~~---------- WE FIT 1 ' ' at y ' Mablon Hayes D' T sd The kidnaping brought I new:~~~.~:. o~;;,ori:~'H!~~::~ a:d i Ies ue ay released. I Funeral services lor Mahlon One of his assistants: Nick iMeKay Hayes, who died et hll MourouzJS, 32 • was hospitalized home in Great Bend, _Tuesday Wllh face lacerations and Jaw afternoon of pne~morua will and chest IDJUrles. . be held at the reSJ?ence '!bur.. Authontie.s saJd Mrs. GJbs~ ~ day at 2 p. m. w1th bomal bl turn<d left m front of Pont s the Beoch Grove Ce~etery. car at an mterse~·flor on u. s. l Survivors include Ius parenlt 22, about four miles west of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayes, ' here. Great Be<~d : two "' nthers, Russell Hayes, Buffalo. N. Y.l TO QVIET TITLE _ ~nd Qum Hayes. Hnuston. Tel. A petitiOn has been liled A SISler, Jane, preceded him Me~gs County Common Pleas death. ATIIENS, Ohto (~Pil - The Court by C. C. Cuckler agalllSt The family requests that Jonathan Perkins Wetthee home Rolland and Hel~n Neu~zling et flowers be omitted and do... 011 College Hill, abool 12 miles a! seekmg to qwet a title and tions be made to the Cerebral nortbeasl of _here on Ohio 13, ror otller rolief. In aoolher ac- Palsy fund. Friend~ may call at ".u destroyed by fire Tuesday t1on~ The Fanners Bank and the residence anyti~e: The E• night. Savmgs Company has li!o<l for ing Funeral home IS m chari!J. The 1bree ·story frame build· a cognovit note judgment of Hev. Richard Martin w111 olil. loi, erected In the shape of 1 •1,793.34 agamst Anthony Carll· ciate • croaa, orJsliutUy was known as lo, Rt. I, LangsvJ!Je. Mount Auburn, home of Weith· Veterat11 Hospital ee's private co-educational col· SQUAD CALLED Admlaalons - Audrey Gif!bll. lege, one of the first In tbe Mrs. Henry Cade, Bailey ·Run New Haven; Simon Johnsoa, SUtte. a maternity case, was <ran&- Minersville; Mrs. Henry C~, l _was owned by Mr. and ported to Veterans Memonal Pomeroy; Radcliff Hqer, Mi4o Mrs. Burt Kozma, wlto spent hospital Tuesday by Mlddte'port dleport. :M y~ restoring It to 1st orf&· E·R squadmen. DIICIJarCN - Lottie Shel· Ina! 186S setting. · fteld, Racine; Mrs. Charlll The lumlshlnga destroyed InMetp Gtaerat llesplltl Neutzling and daughter, Masoa; eluded W~llhee's 1832 diploma Admlssltns - Elda Callo- Danay Moonald, Athens; Bitfrom Ohfo llnlvmlty, leeteros way, CtloMlle; Helen Hicks, 1y Sayre, New Ha~. he used and n~ oil pamt· Pomeroy. 8lrlll - Mr. and Mra. IIent'f iDp, ... . Dlaclltrpi-Nollt• . Catle,Pomeroy,alOIL -' crisis in France's relations with the Arab natiow. Th~ scandal also shook De Gaulle s new go~~nment and threatened the pollUcal fut~e of some of hiS Cab111et mJmsters and closest adviSers. • ... . \Veitbee Home Js Destroyed ', . ,, ·-< • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 18, 1966 foster plants rayburn