http://66.213.69.5/files/original/43b7133ade2fc2dcb89f26580c5dd451.pdf c98411fef03ca86de588800c5ba8814d PDF Text Text ' .; ' ,. ' q •.. • I. , '' \: • ' ( ' " e • IS Sta at WORLD New Pupils Are Reported New pupils at Bedford Elementary school include Ronald, Erhrum, David and Oley Herdm•n. Birthdays in February are Debbie Kauff. Feb. 18: Mary O'burn, 25th; Timmy Hazelton, 26th, and David King, 27th. Ronnie Wood, second grade student, entered Meigs MemorIal hospital Thursday evening as a medical patient. His father, Norman Wood, Incidentally, Is recuperating in room 123, same hospital from an operation. Mr. Asa Huskins, substituting for Mrs. Helen Carper, who Is ill, sponsored an arithmetic con· Its! Feb. 8. The students receiving perfect scores and a $5 reward were Mary Kay BrieklP!! and Nancy St. Clair. Run· ncrs up and receiving $1 were Mory Lou King, John Swartz, Larry Mees and Mary Midkiff. -School Reporters, Jean Mees and Grace King. 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Plus the effervescent performance r:A o new, , overhead C811' 8 engine that pulo out with ol the spllllk Ill on 8, yet aovei like the trediiiGMI L AM ol being a PontiaC, Tempest...,_,.. 1MIUIIIIIYGI ~ with optiona 1oo ong!MS. ba;,a II IMI, wrlt'llklnl. praclkoll) •••rwtiere- ~ llllil·el ~ Ta•f"'l all)O hos a al1indaid ""'"" ·peckEigt Wlllllltnlt like .. .. belts to budde-fninl [lhd rw.•(jhat ougllt lo 40 .W.'M 1811 )1011 .,. Al8l wh8ll )1011 eel ~ · tor-• · ' ' ·. .....:· ·Widt·Tnek fi!8UII r··~ ~II.UIIID .,_QM.t. T@!!: illiiH!II~J\£ Of!'!" ·~~»!!! ~~ :!""- . BLAETTNARS ·500 11:. MAIN ~TJ\BET; 'NMtaoY, omo ' I ', . • . �I •• ..' :ALL STAR! Eagles Pickup lith Victory L .•, ' College8asketb8H .:'R..dts 11J u.Bo4 Pna H •" sf PIGrltla 'It IIIII. l ~~~~~~··;~ f. lcltfhllllla .. f. ff Nd 011111 .. • ··'-· Eaot rn ,. Cot*nm mlllidlt:la • • ~ _ '' ' JLb!m10 Braotlya fPI.> 11t 51 BoD • · ••• The I!astent Eagles woalbelr bad eight field goals and 12 !or a i!omfortable 1'ictAtry. !and madt II foul 1bo111 of lfAC VAI!III'Y 11th contest cil the 1011011 Man- free throws for 28 points. Gery edman bad quite Mlattempted. I-.,,. Tex. 11 KJnp CoiL 'II ~ 1. ·• (J'IMI) ' ar'1 · day nlgbl at the expense ot the I!aslern got off IDa feat. start evening lOr hlmeelf in scoring aa' In the preliminary game, 72 1 • - VII. 11 1.oJU IJII.) 117 JIWI," · TIWI W I. P'·W Wahama Whtll1 Falcons, aua, In and lecUj) before Wahama ..., he bit !or 11 field goals alld Wabama Reoervea downed Ilyracuae 125 Co)late 111 · 11 De Paul 1r !811811 .... ••• I ; 2 . ,,,. an MOVC etlCOUIIter at Walta- able lo tally a point. 'lbe Eagles three free throws and:!& points, Eastern Reserves, tH'I. Hofstra lit Kings PoiDtiO I'm• a. • Iowa S1. a Kypr 0ee1t: .. I I . . . . ma. went on from that point to a Bill Marahall wu the only olh- The box acore: Slr8liloa ltltl Mubleabers '19 Wealenl m t1 LIDcola flO llouthweetent •• t t •flllt The vlcloly brought tha Ea- 17·10 llrsl quarter lead. er Faloon In double figur01 EABI'ERN (It) lenUey lOS HuiiiOD flO a Alina 7.1 Rortb G1DJ1 •• I I tlfl<. gles' confmliCe record to ~ Coming back with a good 27 with 12. Pooler 1-4-4; Newlud ..,. st. Anlelm'a M Plymouth Sl t1 (Me) ,lot Wlllttl 18 JlaMan Trace J 1 whlle the Falcons remabl win- point -nd period, the Eaglea Shooting-wise tbe Eagles hit MartiD 040; Douglas Bryan 18 Corry 11 • st .Jilo't (N.Y.) rr rorALS . , . . . • • lllf ~ less In seven conference 88J!ll!S· were oomlortably In front at 44 per cenl, making 26 field Badgely 5-1·11; Elcblager LIU 101 Bridgeport M Mntl 11 Fladlay II 1 IVAC BESERVBI OveraD, E~ hea lost all: haUtime by 44-28. However, bl goals in 58 attempts. They were 28; JuaUce 1·:1-f. Totals: Z11 (30·1..,,. l8f be wu .... will 101 AmericaD U. '19 S. • Yot. .IJ •.• ·• (1'11111) ..:! li.no while tile Falcona' reoord is the third quarter the Falcons much holler than lhalfrom tbe 39) 82. BI'OONbl ~ _.. 1 ~ Carnegie Tech It BethBJiy M Per- • .WNC!ce il TEAM W L p ,,GP 2-18. . wert able 1o cut that lead by foul line with 30 of 39. Actua~ WAIIAMA (18) 18 AlllaJlee 11 '!'hom. I WeeAieltW 71 Soutbwestem • 1 1 • ·• Richard Douglas and Charl01 two points and at one point ly, they only outshol the FaJ. Baley 3-0-1; Sawyerw Sollth Aupburg 18 MlaL Dltb) 'H Bannan Traca 1 1 .• Ia Eichinger paeed Ute Eagle at. traDed by only nine, C0118 from Ute Door by one Redm811 11~; 14arabaU W Va. 101 Plltsbursh II Mary's lit Hemline Ill Kyger Creek •• t 4 !111-'J'I tack with the former hilling 10 The llrurth period was nlmost Deld goal. 12; Grinstead 0.1·1; By quarters: Clemson 101 Wake Forest II (Mm) M EJindie JC n Eastern ....... 1 1 8 .•• field goala and six free throws a standoff with the Eagles edg. Wabama, rnl\'llnwblle, bit on 1).11-2; M. Fry 2-5-9; Arthur Eaetem 17 44 5t CoiL II Bluefield Dckne St. M Whplu Scli!IICe Iii North Gallla ... 2 'I ' 21l·lft lor 26 poiDia whlle the latter lng the Falco118 by one bucket 25 of 77 shots for 32 per cent 2; Whlta U<l; L. Fry 0.2-%. Wahama 10 28 4li Norfolk St. 115 Wnslt>Sim 11 stout st M Superior St. 88 rorAL8 ...... lUI Citadel 71 VMI fl8 II Rlftl'l J'alla fl Frtday night, 421111 4'thPT'' Han1pton 88 Livingstone 81 GaiiJa Coonty Hllb ~~!boil . . ILenoll Rhyne rr 4'ocllburg , I ••• letbaU tournament, •.'1f,flllt Morgan St. 76 No. Car CoD ely 111 LoyG11 (La.) 1Z Creek 111gb IICbool .J!IIitb.... f1 Soub CaroUaa 38 Howard Payu. II East Tex U - Kyger Creek .._ lliililai Ga Tech 116 Florida 81 18 louhweat TeL II Sal Roel 78 Trace: Second Game ~ '111ft COLUMIJS (UPI) - Tourna overwhelming favorite for tbel ilonal coaches ratinga - Ollly faU, ud last week'a No. I Claaa For McKIBiay's Bulldogs, Flrnce Sl 108 Lvngsltt St. II s. F Austin 114 McMurry 'II Gallia va. Sonthoeote!iL a,. · • ment lime Is just around the twtn titles. .one unbeatea squad Ill tbe AA ouUil dropped to third place Chaminade upsel was quite Delta St. 11 Cbr1J BI'OII 11 'H Wea Tn. a Saturday night "I nl:' Ill 'f comer for Ohio bllh echool Just take a look at the lop bunch. behind ftrst· place Can!Dn Me- right wltb them. Coecb Keatucky 90 Alabama rr res Western Ariz st " baakeiball teams but It looks tO CIBss AA teama In this Dayton Cbamlnade was tho Kinley and second • ranked Rupert's strong team 83 MissiBslppl .78 CoD. lM89 ~ 17 l&me and finaia. · : •. : 11 ,. 111 Uke a wide open'affair with no week's United Press Interna- latest perfect recll!ll team ID Lima Shawnee. back on top afler a week's all74 LSU M Grambllag liD WUey n The comm111lal dnllllt' '!l sence bl the next to lnst rallnge s. CoD. 88 Clark 71 West the lroquolaa Indlnl •iltia. Rio JV's Win 9th of the se1180tl. lllgb P. 1111 Alalllc Cbrll. 72 Cole. es otia. s. a · tne,.. 81 u. Long s-, n" Cbamina<le's 611-61 IIISS to Centenary 117 Arkansas St 79 Basketball Game Dayton Dunbar wasn't the oaly Jno. Hopkins Tl w. Mrylntl t18 Rio Grande'• Junior Vanity surprise generated Ia Ohio last ANOTHI!:R TERM basketball team slipped by week. Three other members of PHILADELPHIA (UP!) PAINT NOW • • • ANO SAW MOIUQ Coach George Evans' Han- 14 to win going away in th • 7·51. Ashland Correctional Institute at the top 10 fell befort an OD- Judge Leo Weinrott waa elected nan Trace Wildcals captured final period. HANNAN TRAC£ 611 _Bel· Ashland, Ky., MOitday night F~ slaught of the underdogs to fur. to his 17th term 81 clliDlDiasionthelr second straight hardwood Dan Hall's 27 poinls and 19 . ( nsl count was 73-71. Tonight, !her scramble the ratings. er of the Mlddl 0 Atlantic triumph Monday by dumping rebounds paceof the winners. vllle, H!; Btckle, ~; DaD- Rio's JV's wlll host Mountain Lima Sllll Uabealell Intercollegiate FIOtball Assocla· Hannan, W. Va., by a 61· 51 Murdock added 15. tels, 2·5-9; Hall, 1:1-1-27; Mur- State College of Parkersburg, W, Columbus West lost Ute city lion Monday. count at Mercerville. In the reserve game, DoD dock, 5-5-15; CremeellS, ·3-7; Va. champiORBblp bt a lllllTOW 52-~~4 Saunders scored 1 points as Harrison, ~. TOTALS 3-15- Box ocnre: Ml decision to Columbus East The HT Wlldcals are now the Lillie Wildcats downed HaD- 61 ' Rio JV'• (731 _ Smith ll-2-ta· El . del ted F Ros' l!LMA Rm'IIIED 8 WESTBURY, N.Y, (UP!- 11-11 for the campaign. nan 46-311. Bill< score of the var· · Iliiton . !·2-11· Joseph 5-5-15: Y',;aFrldaea . hlrb~n1 57•5• " r· t ·1 8 le · ' ' Y rug u. was up. Aller racing to a t~ '" SlY game: Y quar rs. Warne ~22· McDaniel 4-U· ded b Asbl nd 49-46 Ut Eima• tha world champion period lead, Hannan Trace led HANNAN, W. VA. (51) - G. Hannan W. Va. 4 20 13 14 - 51 Davis 1,._2:' Fitzpatrick 14 en Y. a nd H • ll e trotting mare reached ber only 26-24 at halftime, After Adkins, 14-:1-31; J. Adkins, U Hannan Trace 14 12 14 22 - 61 TOTALS 31). 13-73 n~t ev~mng, a am ton peak of fame m Europe, was three periods, It was 4().37. The 6; Chapman, 1-2-4; Brumfield, Reserves - Hannan Trace 46, Asblaud Co~ lllslltnte Ta t, whtcb was unbeaten only retired In special ceremonies at Gallians outscored Hannan 22 • 4-U; Stover. 0.2-2; TOTALS 22· Hannan, W. Va. 38. 1711 _ Nip- a.a-19 . Hall 7.1• two weeks ago, ~opped Its Roosevelt Raceway Mollday ~=-=;~=-===::::...~~~;;~~~;;;;;;, third straight declstOD, to Mid· Digbt. ~~ WILDCATS TOP UPI POLL 15 ; HUI 4-2-IO; Edinberg t-l-3; dletowe 107-111, before Elma who raced In the 142 2 : Jackson 11-4-2 ; lng lor a 711-73 wla over Hannan Trace baskelhaD Stanfurd United States under the banner NEW YORK (UPI) -The TOTALS 30-11·71. . . Healthy. of Lawrt!llce 8, Slhep(tardl'ajl Coacb George Evans 18id to- Unitod Pre,. International ma- Score at hall ,.- Rto 37, Ash- The crazy, mixed • up Banaver Shoe Farm won !>;.d jor basketball ratings land 31. which left only second major European shles races toornament bas been (1081- wtlh first-plaoe votes and wonLima Shawnee sllll in the iD 18 starlit and eaned $159,0110. lost records through Saturday, NB' "'-ndln.. beaten ranka, oould be 8 poaed because of blgb water F b . th " .,.. .,. IVe In tbe area. Evans said fhe e . 12 m paren eses: liJ United Preto IAternaUonal of what is to como in the event may be re-scbeduled el- Team Pola11 1 I!aalent Dlvlalon namenls. The final four Point a aolw D '1 at By United Preao IAfornallonal fher Wednesday or Tburaday. 1. Kentucky (31) (19-j)) 346' W. L. Pet. AA squada llliiY coataia quite Easy to Apply witlo a....cw R: "r ., , Miami runs Into another am- providing me water bas gone 2. Duke II) C17·2) 294 Boston 41 20 .1172 few surprises. Moaday Mb:ed Leap bush along tbe road to th1e1 Mid- down. 38 2Z .633 ' Sbawnee, """ 17-11 f~;::~:.\ February 7, 1111 3_ Tex. Western (3) lll-0) 190 PhlladelphlJ DrieslloOneHo,.uea.eaao•.......-oc~ar{' , I· American Conference It e to'II 23 .617 VIctory over C 4. Providence 07•2) 171 Cincinnati blttltt Watera-Y-I'cMiilogToohl ., night and a pair of .contendera 'll'" ''"""'"""~"" 5_ Loyola (Ill.) 07.21 23 ill> :m made Its besl lhowmc ot the The Palsiea 163 New York for the Ob!G Conference crown 78-77. ~lent Dlvfsloa 1euonthirdln the ratings, jumping BlaeltnarCeo'~ 6• St. Jos. tPa.) Cl7-4) 141 try to ·stay In the thick of the Jerry Carder tossed In 32 1. KallSIIs ll6-3) w .. L. Pet. from · to second place and , I 30 140 race. poinls for the Oilers, who bave a. Vanderbilt (17-3) Los Angeles 35 211 .55fi tying Canroa McKinley hi flrsl. LoBo s 28 1161 The Redskins, 9-I In the lost two In a row and are 16-5. 9. Nebraska (!6-J) 29 34 ,4fl0 place votes wltb 12 each. Ashland 011 st 74 J BalUmore All-Stir Semi-Giou MAC, will be at Marshall, Dutton had 16 f~r Quan- 10. Michigan (13-5) San Fr.ancisco .... 28 35 444 Cohlmbuo West SlAb Dark H~ow F~ Caro 18 701 which bas managed three wins tico, beaten 7~75 by Fmdlay '" Second 10 -ll, San Francisco 1St. Laws 28 34 .433 1 The btg loser wu Columbus 111gb • arne . lyR in seven league contests. The the Mannes tournament m,39 ; . Cincinnati !&; l8.; Detroit 18 44 .290 . West, whtcb droJI!'ecfall th~ way ner, 183, lli8h Series -, Mll<ilred 12 Th\tndering Herd, loaded with D"cember, Quanttco Is 23-1. Svracuse 24; 14 (tie) tab and, Mollday'a Results from fom:'h to lllnth poeltion as SOG. !Ugh Men I sophomores, bas been unpred_ Brigham Voung 23; 16. Phlladelpbia 149 Detroit 123 Toledo Ltbbey, Cleveland East Serl01 - Mac Sawyer, 225, IJoe Salin Enamel oo your GAL. ictable but appeared capable 16: 17, s. John's (N.. YJ l3; York 138 San Fran 125 Tech, Hamilton Garfield lliiCJII~~======-woodwork to match your an upset or two. O~iaboma City n· 19 (Only games scheduled) Warren Harding moved up. walla, Marshall absorbed a Kentucky tO: 20, Dayt~n 1. Toeaday'a Gamee This Is the final big. week drubbing at Miami in at Cincinnati the IIC!aaon In Ohio, wtth most previous meeting this season. Loulo vs. Pbiladelpbla f!Jl!JleS serving only as warm.IJ In the only other game on TO RECEIVE AWARD at Pitlsburh ups for the ...,lional tournanight's IO.game card for Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath SOUTH BEND, Ind. <UP!) Detroit at Baltimore ments to follow, MAC team, Kent Sl le spent a recent Sunday with i u .s. Court of Appeals New Yor at Lo. Aneles McKinley now bas five tains Duquesne. Mr. and Mrs, James Webb o( i Robert Kiley wiD receive straight wins over MassiUon, Mount Union, OC Shade. l l'iotre Dame basketball including a narrow 55-52 deci· BY REQUEST with a 9-2 record, could move Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith at the Notre Daioie-St. Fight Ruultl · aion Iaat week. The score waa PHONE WY 2-2848 Into a tle with Akron for the visited Mrs. John Stout and game tonight. lied at 52-52 In the last minute lead by beating Heidelberg. The Mrs. Ray Birchfield and child- Kiley was a three-letter By United ,..., latemalfonal when the Bulldnga came POMEROY Sludent Princes, however, have- ren. at Notre Dame in 191 ~ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) through wlth a field goal and a Claenen Poi!Mioy n't been exactly a pushover at Mr. and Mm Delmar Rhodesl1920, and served as assistant Ernie Indian Red Lopez, ~fr~ee:_;lhro~~w~lo~w~ra~p~l~l~UP':·_ _J!,.,,...,...,...,...,...,...,...~ home. spent a weekend with their former fo<JtbaD coach Los Angeles, stopped Me Otterbein, anchored In third children at Dunbar, W. Va. ' Rockne. Fields, I48, Phoenix, Ariz. (3) place at 9-3 could move Into • Mrs. Fielda is spending the L Clar lie _for second with a win winter with her daughter In ANDREA. BROUGHT UP ~ ~~y ~ores, Ohto Wesleyan. And the Card- West Virginia. Phoenbl 14), lnals have. the home Door ad- Mrs. Charles King and Chart. NEW YORK UPI) -1lte ----'-------1 vantage gomg for them. dene spent an al'ternoon with Central Hockey League's Rangen Monday bu the Injury. Barons Face Gannoa . ' lng scorer, Paul Andrea, plagueof New York Rangers Oth . In th OC B ld . Mrs. Graoe Carr. . .18 81 Obee 110 dM ca ed up from the the National Hockey Lesgue. W.8ll a~~ erwtse Mrs.Ava El Sle . Hanmng . calied on ~~~D~.:!:O~~==~~:=:..:~~~~-,I ~ ,ana wtn· us- Mrs. Gilkey. kutgum hosts Captlal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple Steubenville goes after lis 0 M'k E 1 dlruter 1 e PP e w~re llltb win against Gannon, Cell- an . orville is at Cleveland State, guesta of Mrs. Elste Ham~g .. Hiram hosta Western Reserve Mrs. Irene Jacobs of Cmctnand Defiance Is at home again· nail called on ber lather and st St. Francis (Ind.·. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells. Ia Monday night's actloo, fnd. Mr. George Wells ca~ on lana ambushed Ohio State, II· Tom Wells recently. 11; Tennessee State banded -Mn, Jolm Stout BY Youngstown Ill second loss of WELDWOOD the aeiiSOII, 17-52; the Quantico Mert than 8,0tltl of lbe 25,300 Marines avenged an earUer loss o)lbttlme traffic fatalitlea in to Findlay, 83-111, and Malone 11164 could only be accounted for by darkened streets and highdowned Alliance, 116-81. The Buckeyes, having a cold ways. FOR night from !be field, fell 10 Astronomers use sidereal points behind the Hoosiers at time. one spot In the nrst haU but j.,-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ tralled only 35 • 29 at lnterand mlsslen. But wltb 1!J: men scoring In double flgum, lndlaDa puUed away. Bob Dove led the Bucks with 211 pobtll. SEE US FOR ALL Of YOUR SPRING jDj;-;,;; w. Hl)"i""'" Jal* 1966 Tourney Race Appears to be Wide Open (Mt]@ 0~ f}::{Jconr W~if1D ; Wildcats .Trip Hannan •. • 81NC. BH• GOT •••r-aase LATEI. HBR NBW FLAME WALL PAl 1 i. F,Jiami Faces Tough Marshall , ht F' Torug ( ) 0 ~~~- Scioto 'i 1~verly ? COUNCIL River crested at and Plketon Monday gut at about five feet abo•• (Continued lrMI Pagt I) 1od litagt No evacuations .re repori.d and only 1 few i threat to public aafety. He also ·>oildlngs wert damaaecf. <lied floodlllf problems In the 'I Athens, the Hocking Rlv· llreel and properties n.ar IL which had begun receding -Promised to look into a · nday. began to rise again . nuisance problem in the Vme- : ~1)1 Monday night, hila '""1st area where a sewer pcrmllo MAKE INSPECTION_ State Patrol offlcerelnspectecl 34 memben of the Melli <rest at 19 feet, two above ! unpleasant odors to escape, Count lllghway Patrol Auxiliary Monday night at the Pomeroy Drew-Webster Post 3~ · stall•: and then i>e&an "" !described by Raymond Blker; Leglo~ Horne Conducting 11 were LL R. c. Wilson, Jackson; Cpl. C. L. Bogga, GalllpoUa I •Kam. . . . land to remarks about a narrow P 1 and Ma·j Alex Blair Auxiliary Highway Patrol. ThlJ photo ahowa the patrol offi· 10 . livu'"l • ~orm ttor- Sentinel Photo. on 0h10 mversJty 1 ow · tlreet by Jake Turner. .1 ci~~,' as they ,;.,ade their ~nnual inljlectlon. ''.':__::_:::~~:::::__ _ __..._ _ _ 1 West Gr ... held their -Heard, with appreciation, • - · · IN MARNE MAULER 1 lrou.nd and conUnued tD aet in ' letter read from the Columbia _ MASON _ Army PFC John· out by usmc catwalk• built . Gas, Inc, that rates are to be l E Donohue son of Mr. and the air between tho build- : reduced another 29 cents per ·Gale F. Donohue, Route 1, . Classes at the unlver01ty , 1.1100 cu. ft. effecttve March 1, 1 Letart, w. Va., participated In on 11 ~ebtduled. 1166 to Feb. 1967, on top, apparl!!ercise Marne Mauler, an u. 1 1 ently, of an ll cent reduction ., The Pomeroy • •""" ... them bao- day field train!•• last ml)!lth ..., e1 ercise coD-. iketball game scheduled for ,to-, dueled by the 3d Infantry DIVI· - Approvea ~ouncllman 8 F 1mght m the Pomeroy Htgh olon in Germany Ja~. 28 ·Feb, 7· AUSTIN Tex CUP!) _ AtParmalee'1 rec<>mmendation MChool gymnasium has be<n Donohue, who Is m Headquer. • ' jltl' oquipment be bought to rehabil-'postponed Indefinitely, accord- ters Company, lsi Battal~n ~~torn~~~~::. ~l:lc~1amea ltate broken fire bose by re- mg to Principal and Atbletlc Dl· the 15th Infantry, entere e,oro tod lth tronc placing on . hand couplings. '"'''lor James A DiehL Mr. Army in . April 1965, completed IC. Cros:., J~e ·~~t wiD I be t 0 -Accepted reports by the Dirhl said there Is 1 po,.ibility baSic tra~n~ng at Fort Knoxs!'y~ ln~:~~o decid:"his late on a Iclerk, chief of police, and fire th• game will have to be caD- and arrtved overseas tn ~ as e r n of whether "irrtelstiblt ':;~~~~;;Z1 ~rr COLUMBIA- Fu110ral department: Chief Gtlkey re·.cdled unless Cia" A tourna· ' ember IIIII&. : • ~8 ~year ·h~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~slon" drove blm to tht ,.,..i<eo lor Mr1. May Van Ma· : ported 19 arrests in January.'m•nt drawing• are set on 80idter allen a ama g !I:IVfn of two Texae coeda. _ _..,.~ trt !1, who dlod &I her rtol- 1212.1 galloos of gasoline used dates that permit It to be play- school. at Mason . I g 4.";h Iunday after a lengthy lin the cruiser which traveled de. The game was postroned Defense attorney Perry L. 1 wiD be held Tueodty at I1791 miles, 31 meals aerved to from January 22 because of Jones raised the issue Monday I ... II the Salem EUB , prison"''· eight accidents inves- "ow. 'I :as he asked praopeetive ' jlll'llt'l Ch ob bore. The Rev. Looter ligated, and Cthr.. l meter col-1 ·to ''recognize that some aimel ~ trill offlciltt and burial' lections of $512.90; Fire Chief I . . are committed w~b. great deal wlllt 111 Redman cemetery. I1Howard Dailey reported three ' The Metgs Coun~ ~:~~b ~ leS On of planning and others, OD tha • Wll born November 23, fires. one in town. t 00 outside. phartm, en,.t .anntooubnc~ ~y spur or the moment." n....-· _..~. ~ at once cd esed c W m1c c , • 1 . in West Colombilt, the 1 - vocldou to prooet'll dn sd aveh ~· be Funeral servtces for Mattl 0 1 Cr 23 1 dart bandaOIDI da ter of tho tate Edward.to revise ita <Ode• _with th• ~: ned em.:'.n~itelyas A C. Weboter, 77, of 324 E. Maln:form:"'TeX:.s stude~l, is cbarg. an Mll'J AM !!axton Ruo..u. l help of a standard Ylllage code : 1epowill be aet as soon 11 St., Po!IH!roy, who dled Monday-eel with strangling Shirley AnD H •usband, Frank, 4teof tn l referellCf provt'":" by theW P.(weather conditions allow, at noon In the Holzer Hospital, IStark and Suaan Rlpby, lbl 1~ ! Anderson Book ltrm, at a rn1n~ H . lth De 1 1 fr . 1 w•ll be held Wednesday at 2 p.l 21.year old Univmll)l of Tau Ia lurYIYeof by thrte dau- mum cost of $250, with Ill lor is ~a par men trtal. m. at the Ewing Chapel with.coeds wbooe parUally ciotbea gh , Mi,. Mildred Van M•·!each page of the book that may a d. : the Rev. Melvin Alkire olflclat. bodies were found last July ao trt.. and Mn. Paul tLIIIian) he changed oo •• to conform ! 111 r of L dia Ctr·l ing. Burial will be In the Beech iD 1 field near AustlL Fi erald, both of West Colurn- with special Middleport prob- f the ~·~·M h.J. Ch '~ Grove Cemetery. Her htt!band, l Ilia;: and Mn. Charle1 I Betty 1; lemo. " e n . et 181 urc Bert, preceded her In death. St~ of Columbus I SOil, I Attending were the mayor ~heduled tomght baa been She .... • member or tbe] LOCAL TEMPS N n, ol Middleport: 111; and clerk, and Councilmen Zer. cancelled. United methodist Church, Pom- The temperalure In Pome. B~hildren, four great grand. kle, Parmalet, Stumbo, George , . ieroy. ·roy'• buslneai dlatrlcl at 11:11 1 c+en, four al•ters. Mra. AI· ' Baker. Way110 Gibbons and t' Thde ofedthe TwUI~t Survivors include a daughler, a.m today na 43 dearees lllllr4!o Christian and Mrs. Graee l Dick Vaughan. ~ar e~ u !<It uled r Geneva Haney Findlay; one der sunny aides. Hollman. both of Springfield. 0.; I tJrs ay evenmg at the hotne grandson Robert Lear BaldAnd llllllld. Mri. Jesse Bowers of Middl&-'1 MINSTREL SET ~~~ Mtss Elsie Hart has been win Park, Calli., and a' great' And . . . . . . . . . . l!ta witelt flmlr'• lllltal ........,. polt, and Mrs. Hel.n !' U.s, West . Mro. Alife Nease, vocal In· ncelled due "' the toad. ; granddaughter, Laura Leer, of Man!'I -... " ....... llunible Gal Co~mb1a, and ooe brother, Ed· structor at Eaotern Local School Th . Baldwin Park Calif Friend• DEVOTED TO INTERE!!'r OP Gi~; Russeil, of West Columbia. · District, announced !he dat" 'c e m~ettng of the Melga may call at 'the home MEIGS MASON .\R£4 U · ''for the annual minstrel and olio ••unty mocrat Club schedul· Yau-tnwra--. YGII-I!Wt at Eastern Hlgh School have ~. ed for tonight 11t Racine ba~ , a1 any me. • ••,...,. 1 • owen, ,.,....... • llha\tllll. AM IIIII'• • . , llhauld .. been tentatively ·~I for March ·bren cancelled due to the flood. ··"··· ...... hlO •••I..._ Puai11hed nen erttrnoon """ ...llllllr . . . II llilltl!lllri'UII -llllnlt Clllhllr M Ill 1 11 and 12. Reheanals for thi! : FOR~ITS 80Nb lunda~ b' Tile oruo v.u., l'ublilbo 1 ytir'a show have started. The Winding Trail Garden ! Ra1lJh Stone. 29, Columbus, ~:,; :o=~..:A:. ~:r;:: '-·~ . llol ...... Anll wiiii I dt; llfiiiia. """"'" IUIO.WIIIr...,,l_ ... ,...._ 0 ·~ club has postponed Ito ochedUI·Iforfeited 125 b<md in Mlddle- 1Phon• wv ...,., ldltortll ,.... · :l&t,l45 • 195-763 to retain the ed meeWng Wedneaday at the j port Mayor C. 0. F1oher•s l QOLUMBUS IUPil - Sha,.. present majority group of 13 horn~ of Mrs. Faye Prmt and court on an lntoxlcatloll charge I :\::~"" •• ... ,... "'"'"" • ' holller~ ot lht North Amerlean directon headeof by Preoldent:aet '' for February 29, I Mondey night I •·~·,:,::• ' Lanll of Lancaster,!1 l lottlneW limbalk tne.. Equlleble Lifo Aasurance Co, Jam01 A. ---ton ..... ""' ntli CJ.,, • •l t • 1 of Columbul blocked a takeover former epeaker of the Ohio . The Letart Falls PTA haa , County Church wotnen lo bave. ,. ,...., ... ., 1 I!IJmpl bv the Consumeu Fil).lHouse or RepresentatiYtl!l. ! po!ltponed Its meeting on 1'tJes. been held at Grace Epi!K:opal carr~•r Whl!fl' nailable 10 cenD ,., I • • b WHk; one year IQ advano• at \M •nelal Corp. of Mlr.ntapolls on l'onaumtra bad attempted 1o day ,Feb. 15 to T...,day, FtbnJ. , ChUrch Thursday has een can- o.n, ''"•••I .,.,.., '"·""~t..,•'• MCIIdq. 1oust four directors. That would ary 22. celled b!cau!t! uf the Inclement ::~~· '=:,.·~~~- Mr91': lA a special meeti•• the blve giJJen it a maJO·rity on tht 1 ---·~ weoather. It will be rescheduled not 9VIIIl•hle on11 m~nth, ••.:v. Bt ·~· 1 · . l1all n11e r••r n~J.fllh ,litJ a~~•tbl. fllllrlboldn and pro1l01 vo!lld 1 boanl. . . 1 .:!:!!< Ql"~l !li!¥. 1.111: Ill!' I!I~J&tl,al • !aiel dat,, . , ........ - . . . , .E !r. 1 I MEETINGS :frs. CANCELLED for . Compulsion may Become Key in Murder Trial · van M3lfe H ld T day I Mrs. Websl er nl· o· ; ... > M day : on-t . n:; I ° I· m::e THE DAILY SENnNEl ,,;.era) .akeover try .....1 C }d . opf"'u a w:_=•.. _ .. ..,. ••••••I ••-•• V•::;....,, 1. 1 ::= = - -- ----· """..,11M .. -·'-· ~~~~---- -.....,., ! ~~I th~~f! ~ "?'• T~ s ,_ .• c~llgee P!R GALLC. BOWLING = " -· • i 1 * * * * farOnlr •ea '•e «•c,e.,_.,,, Joan Satin Enamel .99 Harrt'sonville News Notes TWO-HOUR DRYQEANING SERVICE Robinson's . q .!• BotiiWWaaD81WI\I at• HEADQUARTERS eCEIUNG nLE COLEMAN HEATING ISALE~ PeDpiu Ballad '.. .. T - State, fourtb. ranted 8IDODI lbe llnaii colleges, tr.liJed • by oae paint 11 & SERVICE eROOR nu I In~ Merines,, ~.lpd fl!t ~ hoi! n•'!l ifllll 1:10 le~ tico wllil Ill fraal Iii ............ 1 Rem8111ber . . • Spi'ICI Satin Paint Can Be Used With The Windows Clo•d. No P1l t Odor. m=.V:Ihann~~=~~~ ~a=~ 11 • REMODEUNO & BUILDING NEEDS. ...... ~Moo~~, , . - ....... 11111'1 • -.- Intermission iii YGUngi!Own. The Penguills were down only two points with l!tl left, but !ben the Tlgen broke loole. Robert Eldrldie had t3 poiDIJ for the vlalton, whl are .lT • I for the oea1011, and Dove CUDI· with led ta poinlr. ver Youlllnown. 'BB lJcJtlge OJronat CHASE. HAIDWOE Horolcl Cllllt. M,r. LocUli It, KI"G , .. ,, , . :, . · IUILDEIS SUPPl.Y ~;')NY _, Miclclle (i WY Will . ~· ~ A . , . . p a l t , ., • tL.;.~._.....,_ _~:'!:". ''-~""""'---,_.....,,.... .;..._.,...;,~· P,- ___ ._ r•c ru..._~a.,_.. .. - · · -.... .... _,....,. , ••• c - ltMLT· DIIINI_..IIftNr.I'IIIW. . -··Ill J11111 IIIII • .. ,_ lar:il Ia JilltiLV.l" I ,....,. .. , ' ""'"*' lilt llllll. ..... IIJI.t . Mf '11111'1 Ill\' ........... - T• ....,.. .. c-w1111 c..·• •,.. a... IITalttril.: �I •• ..' :ALL STAR! Eagles Pickup lith Victory L .•, ' College8asketb8H .:'R..dts 11J u.Bo4 Pna H •" sf PIGrltla 'It IIIII. l ~~~~~~··;~ f. lcltfhllllla .. f. ff Nd 011111 .. • ··'-· Eaot rn ,. Cot*nm mlllidlt:la • • ~ _ '' ' JLb!m10 Braotlya fPI.> 11t 51 BoD • · ••• The I!astent Eagles woalbelr bad eight field goals and 12 !or a i!omfortable 1'ictAtry. !and madt II foul 1bo111 of lfAC VAI!III'Y 11th contest cil the 1011011 Man- free throws for 28 points. Gery edman bad quite Mlattempted. I-.,,. Tex. 11 KJnp CoiL 'II ~ 1. ·• (J'IMI) ' ar'1 · day nlgbl at the expense ot the I!aslern got off IDa feat. start evening lOr hlmeelf in scoring aa' In the preliminary game, 72 1 • - VII. 11 1.oJU IJII.) 117 JIWI," · TIWI W I. P'·W Wahama Whtll1 Falcons, aua, In and lecUj) before Wahama ..., he bit !or 11 field goals alld Wabama Reoervea downed Ilyracuae 125 Co)late 111 · 11 De Paul 1r !811811 .... ••• I ; 2 . ,,,. an MOVC etlCOUIIter at Walta- able lo tally a point. 'lbe Eagles three free throws and:!& points, Eastern Reserves, tH'I. Hofstra lit Kings PoiDtiO I'm• a. • Iowa S1. a Kypr 0ee1t: .. I I . . . . ma. went on from that point to a Bill Marahall wu the only olh- The box acore: Slr8liloa ltltl Mubleabers '19 Wealenl m t1 LIDcola flO llouthweetent •• t t •flllt The vlcloly brought tha Ea- 17·10 llrsl quarter lead. er Faloon In double figur01 EABI'ERN (It) lenUey lOS HuiiiOD flO a Alina 7.1 Rortb G1DJ1 •• I I tlfl<. gles' confmliCe record to ~ Coming back with a good 27 with 12. Pooler 1-4-4; Newlud ..,. st. Anlelm'a M Plymouth Sl t1 (Me) ,lot Wlllttl 18 JlaMan Trace J 1 whlle the Falcons remabl win- point -nd period, the Eaglea Shooting-wise tbe Eagles hit MartiD 040; Douglas Bryan 18 Corry 11 • st .Jilo't (N.Y.) rr rorALS . , . . . • • lllf ~ less In seven conference 88J!ll!S· were oomlortably In front at 44 per cenl, making 26 field Badgely 5-1·11; Elcblager LIU 101 Bridgeport M Mntl 11 Fladlay II 1 IVAC BESERVBI OveraD, E~ hea lost all: haUtime by 44-28. However, bl goals in 58 attempts. They were 28; JuaUce 1·:1-f. Totals: Z11 (30·1..,,. l8f be wu .... will 101 AmericaD U. '19 S. • Yot. .IJ •.• ·• (1'11111) ..:! li.no while tile Falcona' reoord is the third quarter the Falcons much holler than lhalfrom tbe 39) 82. BI'OONbl ~ _.. 1 ~ Carnegie Tech It BethBJiy M Per- • .WNC!ce il TEAM W L p ,,GP 2-18. . wert able 1o cut that lead by foul line with 30 of 39. Actua~ WAIIAMA (18) 18 AlllaJlee 11 '!'hom. I WeeAieltW 71 Soutbwestem • 1 1 • ·• Richard Douglas and Charl01 two points and at one point ly, they only outshol the FaJ. Baley 3-0-1; Sawyerw Sollth Aupburg 18 MlaL Dltb) 'H Bannan Traca 1 1 .• Ia Eichinger paeed Ute Eagle at. traDed by only nine, C0118 from Ute Door by one Redm811 11~; 14arabaU W Va. 101 Plltsbursh II Mary's lit Hemline Ill Kyger Creek •• t 4 !111-'J'I tack with the former hilling 10 The llrurth period was nlmost Deld goal. 12; Grinstead 0.1·1; By quarters: Clemson 101 Wake Forest II (Mm) M EJindie JC n Eastern ....... 1 1 8 .•• field goala and six free throws a standoff with the Eagles edg. Wabama, rnl\'llnwblle, bit on 1).11-2; M. Fry 2-5-9; Arthur Eaetem 17 44 5t CoiL II Bluefield Dckne St. M Whplu Scli!IICe Iii North Gallla ... 2 'I ' 21l·lft lor 26 poiDia whlle the latter lng the Falco118 by one bucket 25 of 77 shots for 32 per cent 2; Whlta U<l; L. Fry 0.2-%. Wahama 10 28 4li Norfolk St. 115 Wnslt>Sim 11 stout st M Superior St. 88 rorAL8 ...... lUI Citadel 71 VMI fl8 II Rlftl'l J'alla fl Frtday night, 421111 4'thPT'' Han1pton 88 Livingstone 81 GaiiJa Coonty Hllb ~~!boil . . ILenoll Rhyne rr 4'ocllburg , I ••• letbaU tournament, •.'1f,flllt Morgan St. 76 No. Car CoD ely 111 LoyG11 (La.) 1Z Creek 111gb IICbool .J!IIitb.... f1 Soub CaroUaa 38 Howard Payu. II East Tex U - Kyger Creek .._ lliililai Ga Tech 116 Florida 81 18 louhweat TeL II Sal Roel 78 Trace: Second Game ~ '111ft COLUMIJS (UPI) - Tourna overwhelming favorite for tbel ilonal coaches ratinga - Ollly faU, ud last week'a No. I Claaa For McKIBiay's Bulldogs, Flrnce Sl 108 Lvngsltt St. II s. F Austin 114 McMurry 'II Gallia va. Sonthoeote!iL a,. · • ment lime Is just around the twtn titles. .one unbeatea squad Ill tbe AA ouUil dropped to third place Chaminade upsel was quite Delta St. 11 Cbr1J BI'OII 11 'H Wea Tn. a Saturday night "I nl:' Ill 'f comer for Ohio bllh echool Just take a look at the lop bunch. behind ftrst· place Can!Dn Me- right wltb them. Coecb Keatucky 90 Alabama rr res Western Ariz st " baakeiball teams but It looks tO CIBss AA teama In this Dayton Cbamlnade was tho Kinley and second • ranked Rupert's strong team 83 MissiBslppl .78 CoD. lM89 ~ 17 l&me and finaia. · : •. : 11 ,. 111 Uke a wide open'affair with no week's United Press Interna- latest perfect recll!ll team ID Lima Shawnee. back on top afler a week's all74 LSU M Grambllag liD WUey n The comm111lal dnllllt' '!l sence bl the next to lnst rallnge s. CoD. 88 Clark 71 West the lroquolaa Indlnl •iltia. Rio JV's Win 9th of the se1180tl. lllgb P. 1111 Alalllc Cbrll. 72 Cole. es otia. s. a · tne,.. 81 u. Long s-, n" Cbamina<le's 611-61 IIISS to Centenary 117 Arkansas St 79 Basketball Game Dayton Dunbar wasn't the oaly Jno. Hopkins Tl w. Mrylntl t18 Rio Grande'• Junior Vanity surprise generated Ia Ohio last ANOTHI!:R TERM basketball team slipped by week. Three other members of PHILADELPHIA (UP!) PAINT NOW • • • ANO SAW MOIUQ Coach George Evans' Han- 14 to win going away in th • 7·51. Ashland Correctional Institute at the top 10 fell befort an OD- Judge Leo Weinrott waa elected nan Trace Wildcals captured final period. HANNAN TRAC£ 611 _Bel· Ashland, Ky., MOitday night F~ slaught of the underdogs to fur. to his 17th term 81 clliDlDiasionthelr second straight hardwood Dan Hall's 27 poinls and 19 . ( nsl count was 73-71. Tonight, !her scramble the ratings. er of the Mlddl 0 Atlantic triumph Monday by dumping rebounds paceof the winners. vllle, H!; Btckle, ~; DaD- Rio's JV's wlll host Mountain Lima Sllll Uabealell Intercollegiate FIOtball Assocla· Hannan, W. Va., by a 61· 51 Murdock added 15. tels, 2·5-9; Hall, 1:1-1-27; Mur- State College of Parkersburg, W, Columbus West lost Ute city lion Monday. count at Mercerville. In the reserve game, DoD dock, 5-5-15; CremeellS, ·3-7; Va. champiORBblp bt a lllllTOW 52-~~4 Saunders scored 1 points as Harrison, ~. TOTALS 3-15- Box ocnre: Ml decision to Columbus East The HT Wlldcals are now the Lillie Wildcats downed HaD- 61 ' Rio JV'• (731 _ Smith ll-2-ta· El . del ted F Ros' l!LMA Rm'IIIED 8 WESTBURY, N.Y, (UP!- 11-11 for the campaign. nan 46-311. Bill< score of the var· · Iliiton . !·2-11· Joseph 5-5-15: Y',;aFrldaea . hlrb~n1 57•5• " r· t ·1 8 le · ' ' Y rug u. was up. Aller racing to a t~ '" SlY game: Y quar rs. Warne ~22· McDaniel 4-U· ded b Asbl nd 49-46 Ut Eima• tha world champion period lead, Hannan Trace led HANNAN, W. VA. (51) - G. Hannan W. Va. 4 20 13 14 - 51 Davis 1,._2:' Fitzpatrick 14 en Y. a nd H • ll e trotting mare reached ber only 26-24 at halftime, After Adkins, 14-:1-31; J. Adkins, U Hannan Trace 14 12 14 22 - 61 TOTALS 31). 13-73 n~t ev~mng, a am ton peak of fame m Europe, was three periods, It was 4().37. The 6; Chapman, 1-2-4; Brumfield, Reserves - Hannan Trace 46, Asblaud Co~ lllslltnte Ta t, whtcb was unbeaten only retired In special ceremonies at Gallians outscored Hannan 22 • 4-U; Stover. 0.2-2; TOTALS 22· Hannan, W. Va. 38. 1711 _ Nip- a.a-19 . Hall 7.1• two weeks ago, ~opped Its Roosevelt Raceway Mollday ~=-=;~=-===::::...~~~;;~~~;;;;;;, third straight declstOD, to Mid· Digbt. ~~ WILDCATS TOP UPI POLL 15 ; HUI 4-2-IO; Edinberg t-l-3; dletowe 107-111, before Elma who raced In the 142 2 : Jackson 11-4-2 ; lng lor a 711-73 wla over Hannan Trace baskelhaD Stanfurd United States under the banner NEW YORK (UPI) -The TOTALS 30-11·71. . . Healthy. of Lawrt!llce 8, Slhep(tardl'ajl Coacb George Evans 18id to- Unitod Pre,. International ma- Score at hall ,.- Rto 37, Ash- The crazy, mixed • up Banaver Shoe Farm won !>;.d jor basketball ratings land 31. which left only second major European shles races toornament bas been (1081- wtlh first-plaoe votes and wonLima Shawnee sllll in the iD 18 starlit and eaned $159,0110. lost records through Saturday, NB' "'-ndln.. beaten ranka, oould be 8 poaed because of blgb water F b . th " .,.. .,. IVe In tbe area. Evans said fhe e . 12 m paren eses: liJ United Preto IAternaUonal of what is to como in the event may be re-scbeduled el- Team Pola11 1 I!aalent Dlvlalon namenls. The final four Point a aolw D '1 at By United Preao IAfornallonal fher Wednesday or Tburaday. 1. Kentucky (31) (19-j)) 346' W. L. Pet. AA squada llliiY coataia quite Easy to Apply witlo a....cw R: "r ., , Miami runs Into another am- providing me water bas gone 2. Duke II) C17·2) 294 Boston 41 20 .1172 few surprises. Moaday Mb:ed Leap bush along tbe road to th1e1 Mid- down. 38 2Z .633 ' Sbawnee, """ 17-11 f~;::~:.\ February 7, 1111 3_ Tex. Western (3) lll-0) 190 PhlladelphlJ DrieslloOneHo,.uea.eaao•.......-oc~ar{' , I· American Conference It e to'II 23 .617 VIctory over C 4. Providence 07•2) 171 Cincinnati blttltt Watera-Y-I'cMiilogToohl ., night and a pair of .contendera 'll'" ''"""'"""~"" 5_ Loyola (Ill.) 07.21 23 ill> :m made Its besl lhowmc ot the The Palsiea 163 New York for the Ob!G Conference crown 78-77. ~lent Dlvfsloa 1euonthirdln the ratings, jumping BlaeltnarCeo'~ 6• St. Jos. tPa.) Cl7-4) 141 try to ·stay In the thick of the Jerry Carder tossed In 32 1. KallSIIs ll6-3) w .. L. Pet. from · to second place and , I 30 140 race. poinls for the Oilers, who bave a. Vanderbilt (17-3) Los Angeles 35 211 .55fi tying Canroa McKinley hi flrsl. LoBo s 28 1161 The Redskins, 9-I In the lost two In a row and are 16-5. 9. Nebraska (!6-J) 29 34 ,4fl0 place votes wltb 12 each. Ashland 011 st 74 J BalUmore All-Stir Semi-Giou MAC, will be at Marshall, Dutton had 16 f~r Quan- 10. Michigan (13-5) San Fr.ancisco .... 28 35 444 Cohlmbuo West SlAb Dark H~ow F~ Caro 18 701 which bas managed three wins tico, beaten 7~75 by Fmdlay '" Second 10 -ll, San Francisco 1St. Laws 28 34 .433 1 The btg loser wu Columbus 111gb • arne . lyR in seven league contests. The the Mannes tournament m,39 ; . Cincinnati !&; l8.; Detroit 18 44 .290 . West, whtcb droJI!'ecfall th~ way ner, 183, lli8h Series -, Mll<ilred 12 Th\tndering Herd, loaded with D"cember, Quanttco Is 23-1. Svracuse 24; 14 (tie) tab and, Mollday'a Results from fom:'h to lllnth poeltion as SOG. !Ugh Men I sophomores, bas been unpred_ Brigham Voung 23; 16. Phlladelpbia 149 Detroit 123 Toledo Ltbbey, Cleveland East Serl01 - Mac Sawyer, 225, IJoe Salin Enamel oo your GAL. ictable but appeared capable 16: 17, s. John's (N.. YJ l3; York 138 San Fran 125 Tech, Hamilton Garfield lliiCJII~~======-woodwork to match your an upset or two. O~iaboma City n· 19 (Only games scheduled) Warren Harding moved up. walla, Marshall absorbed a Kentucky tO: 20, Dayt~n 1. Toeaday'a Gamee This Is the final big. week drubbing at Miami in at Cincinnati the IIC!aaon In Ohio, wtth most previous meeting this season. Loulo vs. Pbiladelpbla f!Jl!JleS serving only as warm.IJ In the only other game on TO RECEIVE AWARD at Pitlsburh ups for the ...,lional tournanight's IO.game card for Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath SOUTH BEND, Ind. <UP!) Detroit at Baltimore ments to follow, MAC team, Kent Sl le spent a recent Sunday with i u .s. Court of Appeals New Yor at Lo. Aneles McKinley now bas five tains Duquesne. Mr. and Mrs, James Webb o( i Robert Kiley wiD receive straight wins over MassiUon, Mount Union, OC Shade. l l'iotre Dame basketball including a narrow 55-52 deci· BY REQUEST with a 9-2 record, could move Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith at the Notre Daioie-St. Fight Ruultl · aion Iaat week. The score waa PHONE WY 2-2848 Into a tle with Akron for the visited Mrs. John Stout and game tonight. lied at 52-52 In the last minute lead by beating Heidelberg. The Mrs. Ray Birchfield and child- Kiley was a three-letter By United ,..., latemalfonal when the Bulldnga came POMEROY Sludent Princes, however, have- ren. at Notre Dame in 191 ~ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) through wlth a field goal and a Claenen Poi!Mioy n't been exactly a pushover at Mr. and Mm Delmar Rhodesl1920, and served as assistant Ernie Indian Red Lopez, ~fr~ee:_;lhro~~w~lo~w~ra~p~l~l~UP':·_ _J!,.,,...,...,...,...,...,...,...~ home. spent a weekend with their former fo<JtbaD coach Los Angeles, stopped Me Otterbein, anchored In third children at Dunbar, W. Va. ' Rockne. Fields, I48, Phoenix, Ariz. (3) place at 9-3 could move Into • Mrs. Fielda is spending the L Clar lie _for second with a win winter with her daughter In ANDREA. BROUGHT UP ~ ~~y ~ores, Ohto Wesleyan. And the Card- West Virginia. Phoenbl 14), lnals have. the home Door ad- Mrs. Charles King and Chart. NEW YORK UPI) -1lte ----'-------1 vantage gomg for them. dene spent an al'ternoon with Central Hockey League's Rangen Monday bu the Injury. Barons Face Gannoa . ' lng scorer, Paul Andrea, plagueof New York Rangers Oth . In th OC B ld . Mrs. Graoe Carr. . .18 81 Obee 110 dM ca ed up from the the National Hockey Lesgue. W.8ll a~~ erwtse Mrs.Ava El Sle . Hanmng . calied on ~~~D~.:!:O~~==~~:=:..:~~~~-,I ~ ,ana wtn· us- Mrs. Gilkey. kutgum hosts Captlal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple Steubenville goes after lis 0 M'k E 1 dlruter 1 e PP e w~re llltb win against Gannon, Cell- an . orville is at Cleveland State, guesta of Mrs. Elste Ham~g .. Hiram hosta Western Reserve Mrs. Irene Jacobs of Cmctnand Defiance Is at home again· nail called on ber lather and st St. Francis (Ind.·. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells. Ia Monday night's actloo, fnd. Mr. George Wells ca~ on lana ambushed Ohio State, II· Tom Wells recently. 11; Tennessee State banded -Mn, Jolm Stout BY Youngstown Ill second loss of WELDWOOD the aeiiSOII, 17-52; the Quantico Mert than 8,0tltl of lbe 25,300 Marines avenged an earUer loss o)lbttlme traffic fatalitlea in to Findlay, 83-111, and Malone 11164 could only be accounted for by darkened streets and highdowned Alliance, 116-81. The Buckeyes, having a cold ways. FOR night from !be field, fell 10 Astronomers use sidereal points behind the Hoosiers at time. one spot In the nrst haU but j.,-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ tralled only 35 • 29 at lnterand mlsslen. But wltb 1!J: men scoring In double flgum, lndlaDa puUed away. Bob Dove led the Bucks with 211 pobtll. SEE US FOR ALL Of YOUR SPRING jDj;-;,;; w. Hl)"i""'" Jal* 1966 Tourney Race Appears to be Wide Open (Mt]@ 0~ f}::{Jconr W~if1D ; Wildcats .Trip Hannan •. • 81NC. BH• GOT •••r-aase LATEI. HBR NBW FLAME WALL PAl 1 i. F,Jiami Faces Tough Marshall , ht F' Torug ( ) 0 ~~~- Scioto 'i 1~verly ? COUNCIL River crested at and Plketon Monday gut at about five feet abo•• (Continued lrMI Pagt I) 1od litagt No evacuations .re repori.d and only 1 few i threat to public aafety. He also ·>oildlngs wert damaaecf. <lied floodlllf problems In the 'I Athens, the Hocking Rlv· llreel and properties n.ar IL which had begun receding -Promised to look into a · nday. began to rise again . nuisance problem in the Vme- : ~1)1 Monday night, hila '""1st area where a sewer pcrmllo MAKE INSPECTION_ State Patrol offlcerelnspectecl 34 memben of the Melli <rest at 19 feet, two above ! unpleasant odors to escape, Count lllghway Patrol Auxiliary Monday night at the Pomeroy Drew-Webster Post 3~ · stall•: and then i>e&an "" !described by Raymond Blker; Leglo~ Horne Conducting 11 were LL R. c. Wilson, Jackson; Cpl. C. L. Bogga, GalllpoUa I •Kam. . . . land to remarks about a narrow P 1 and Ma·j Alex Blair Auxiliary Highway Patrol. ThlJ photo ahowa the patrol offi· 10 . livu'"l • ~orm ttor- Sentinel Photo. on 0h10 mversJty 1 ow · tlreet by Jake Turner. .1 ci~~,' as they ,;.,ade their ~nnual inljlectlon. ''.':__::_:::~~:::::__ _ __..._ _ _ 1 West Gr ... held their -Heard, with appreciation, • - · · IN MARNE MAULER 1 lrou.nd and conUnued tD aet in ' letter read from the Columbia _ MASON _ Army PFC John· out by usmc catwalk• built . Gas, Inc, that rates are to be l E Donohue son of Mr. and the air between tho build- : reduced another 29 cents per ·Gale F. Donohue, Route 1, . Classes at the unlver01ty , 1.1100 cu. ft. effecttve March 1, 1 Letart, w. Va., participated In on 11 ~ebtduled. 1166 to Feb. 1967, on top, apparl!!ercise Marne Mauler, an u. 1 1 ently, of an ll cent reduction ., The Pomeroy • •""" ... them bao- day field train!•• last ml)!lth ..., e1 ercise coD-. iketball game scheduled for ,to-, dueled by the 3d Infantry DIVI· - Approvea ~ouncllman 8 F 1mght m the Pomeroy Htgh olon in Germany Ja~. 28 ·Feb, 7· AUSTIN Tex CUP!) _ AtParmalee'1 rec<>mmendation MChool gymnasium has be<n Donohue, who Is m Headquer. • ' jltl' oquipment be bought to rehabil-'postponed Indefinitely, accord- ters Company, lsi Battal~n ~~torn~~~~::. ~l:lc~1amea ltate broken fire bose by re- mg to Principal and Atbletlc Dl· the 15th Infantry, entere e,oro tod lth tronc placing on . hand couplings. '"'''lor James A DiehL Mr. Army in . April 1965, completed IC. Cros:., J~e ·~~t wiD I be t 0 -Accepted reports by the Dirhl said there Is 1 po,.ibility baSic tra~n~ng at Fort Knoxs!'y~ ln~:~~o decid:"his late on a Iclerk, chief of police, and fire th• game will have to be caD- and arrtved overseas tn ~ as e r n of whether "irrtelstiblt ':;~~~~;;Z1 ~rr COLUMBIA- Fu110ral department: Chief Gtlkey re·.cdled unless Cia" A tourna· ' ember IIIII&. : • ~8 ~year ·h~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~slon" drove blm to tht ,.,..i<eo lor Mr1. May Van Ma· : ported 19 arrests in January.'m•nt drawing• are set on 80idter allen a ama g !I:IVfn of two Texae coeda. _ _..,.~ trt !1, who dlod &I her rtol- 1212.1 galloos of gasoline used dates that permit It to be play- school. at Mason . I g 4.";h Iunday after a lengthy lin the cruiser which traveled de. The game was postroned Defense attorney Perry L. 1 wiD be held Tueodty at I1791 miles, 31 meals aerved to from January 22 because of Jones raised the issue Monday I ... II the Salem EUB , prison"''· eight accidents inves- "ow. 'I :as he asked praopeetive ' jlll'llt'l Ch ob bore. The Rev. Looter ligated, and Cthr.. l meter col-1 ·to ''recognize that some aimel ~ trill offlciltt and burial' lections of $512.90; Fire Chief I . . are committed w~b. great deal wlllt 111 Redman cemetery. I1Howard Dailey reported three ' The Metgs Coun~ ~:~~b ~ leS On of planning and others, OD tha • Wll born November 23, fires. one in town. t 00 outside. phartm, en,.t .anntooubnc~ ~y spur or the moment." n....-· _..~. ~ at once cd esed c W m1c c , • 1 . in West Colombilt, the 1 - vocldou to prooet'll dn sd aveh ~· be Funeral servtces for Mattl 0 1 Cr 23 1 dart bandaOIDI da ter of tho tate Edward.to revise ita <Ode• _with th• ~: ned em.:'.n~itelyas A C. Weboter, 77, of 324 E. Maln:form:"'TeX:.s stude~l, is cbarg. an Mll'J AM !!axton Ruo..u. l help of a standard Ylllage code : 1epowill be aet as soon 11 St., Po!IH!roy, who dled Monday-eel with strangling Shirley AnD H •usband, Frank, 4teof tn l referellCf provt'":" by theW P.(weather conditions allow, at noon In the Holzer Hospital, IStark and Suaan Rlpby, lbl 1~ ! Anderson Book ltrm, at a rn1n~ H . lth De 1 1 fr . 1 w•ll be held Wednesday at 2 p.l 21.year old Univmll)l of Tau Ia lurYIYeof by thrte dau- mum cost of $250, with Ill lor is ~a par men trtal. m. at the Ewing Chapel with.coeds wbooe parUally ciotbea gh , Mi,. Mildred Van M•·!each page of the book that may a d. : the Rev. Melvin Alkire olflclat. bodies were found last July ao trt.. and Mn. Paul tLIIIian) he changed oo •• to conform ! 111 r of L dia Ctr·l ing. Burial will be In the Beech iD 1 field near AustlL Fi erald, both of West Colurn- with special Middleport prob- f the ~·~·M h.J. Ch '~ Grove Cemetery. Her htt!band, l Ilia;: and Mn. Charle1 I Betty 1; lemo. " e n . et 181 urc Bert, preceded her In death. St~ of Columbus I SOil, I Attending were the mayor ~heduled tomght baa been She .... • member or tbe] LOCAL TEMPS N n, ol Middleport: 111; and clerk, and Councilmen Zer. cancelled. United methodist Church, Pom- The temperalure In Pome. B~hildren, four great grand. kle, Parmalet, Stumbo, George , . ieroy. ·roy'• buslneai dlatrlcl at 11:11 1 c+en, four al•ters. Mra. AI· ' Baker. Way110 Gibbons and t' Thde ofedthe TwUI~t Survivors include a daughler, a.m today na 43 dearees lllllr4!o Christian and Mrs. Graee l Dick Vaughan. ~ar e~ u !<It uled r Geneva Haney Findlay; one der sunny aides. Hollman. both of Springfield. 0.; I tJrs ay evenmg at the hotne grandson Robert Lear BaldAnd llllllld. Mri. Jesse Bowers of Middl&-'1 MINSTREL SET ~~~ Mtss Elsie Hart has been win Park, Calli., and a' great' And . . . . . . . . . . l!ta witelt flmlr'• lllltal ........,. polt, and Mrs. Hel.n !' U.s, West . Mro. Alife Nease, vocal In· ncelled due "' the toad. ; granddaughter, Laura Leer, of Man!'I -... " ....... llunible Gal Co~mb1a, and ooe brother, Ed· structor at Eaotern Local School Th . Baldwin Park Calif Friend• DEVOTED TO INTERE!!'r OP Gi~; Russeil, of West Columbia. · District, announced !he dat" 'c e m~ettng of the Melga may call at 'the home MEIGS MASON .\R£4 U · ''for the annual minstrel and olio ••unty mocrat Club schedul· Yau-tnwra--. YGII-I!Wt at Eastern Hlgh School have ~. ed for tonight 11t Racine ba~ , a1 any me. • ••,...,. 1 • owen, ,.,....... • llha\tllll. AM IIIII'• • . , llhauld .. been tentatively ·~I for March ·bren cancelled due to the flood. ··"··· ...... hlO •••I..._ Puai11hed nen erttrnoon """ ...llllllr . . . II llilltl!lllri'UII -llllnlt Clllhllr M Ill 1 11 and 12. Reheanals for thi! : FOR~ITS 80Nb lunda~ b' Tile oruo v.u., l'ublilbo 1 ytir'a show have started. The Winding Trail Garden ! Ra1lJh Stone. 29, Columbus, ~:,; :o=~..:A:. ~:r;:: '-·~ . llol ...... Anll wiiii I dt; llfiiiia. """"'" IUIO.WIIIr...,,l_ ... ,...._ 0 ·~ club has postponed Ito ochedUI·Iforfeited 125 b<md in Mlddle- 1Phon• wv ...,., ldltortll ,.... · :l&t,l45 • 195-763 to retain the ed meeWng Wedneaday at the j port Mayor C. 0. F1oher•s l QOLUMBUS IUPil - Sha,.. present majority group of 13 horn~ of Mrs. Faye Prmt and court on an lntoxlcatloll charge I :\::~"" •• ... ,... "'"'"" • ' holller~ ot lht North Amerlean directon headeof by Preoldent:aet '' for February 29, I Mondey night I •·~·,:,::• ' Lanll of Lancaster,!1 l lottlneW limbalk tne.. Equlleble Lifo Aasurance Co, Jam01 A. ---ton ..... ""' ntli CJ.,, • •l t • 1 of Columbul blocked a takeover former epeaker of the Ohio . The Letart Falls PTA haa , County Church wotnen lo bave. ,. ,...., ... ., 1 I!IJmpl bv the Consumeu Fil).lHouse or RepresentatiYtl!l. ! po!ltponed Its meeting on 1'tJes. been held at Grace Epi!K:opal carr~•r Whl!fl' nailable 10 cenD ,., I • • b WHk; one year IQ advano• at \M •nelal Corp. of Mlr.ntapolls on l'onaumtra bad attempted 1o day ,Feb. 15 to T...,day, FtbnJ. , ChUrch Thursday has een can- o.n, ''"•••I .,.,.., '"·""~t..,•'• MCIIdq. 1oust four directors. That would ary 22. celled b!cau!t! uf the Inclement ::~~· '=:,.·~~~- Mr91': lA a special meeti•• the blve giJJen it a maJO·rity on tht 1 ---·~ weoather. It will be rescheduled not 9VIIIl•hle on11 m~nth, ••.:v. Bt ·~· 1 · . l1all n11e r••r n~J.fllh ,litJ a~~•tbl. fllllrlboldn and pro1l01 vo!lld 1 boanl. . . 1 .:!:!!< Ql"~l !li!¥. 1.111: Ill!' I!I~J&tl,al • !aiel dat,, . , ........ - . . . , .E !r. 1 I MEETINGS :frs. CANCELLED for . Compulsion may Become Key in Murder Trial · van M3lfe H ld T day I Mrs. Websl er nl· o· ; ... > M day : on-t . n:; I ° I· m::e THE DAILY SENnNEl ,,;.era) .akeover try .....1 C }d . opf"'u a w:_=•.. _ .. ..,. ••••••I ••-•• V•::;....,, 1. 1 ::= = - -- ----· """..,11M .. -·'-· ~~~~---- -.....,., ! ~~I th~~f! ~ "?'• T~ s ,_ .• c~llgee P!R GALLC. BOWLING = " -· • i 1 * * * * farOnlr •ea '•e «•c,e.,_.,,, Joan Satin Enamel .99 Harrt'sonville News Notes TWO-HOUR DRYQEANING SERVICE Robinson's . q .!• BotiiWWaaD81WI\I at• HEADQUARTERS eCEIUNG nLE COLEMAN HEATING ISALE~ PeDpiu Ballad '.. .. T - State, fourtb. ranted 8IDODI lbe llnaii colleges, tr.liJed • by oae paint 11 & SERVICE eROOR nu I In~ Merines,, ~.lpd fl!t ~ hoi! n•'!l ifllll 1:10 le~ tico wllil Ill fraal Iii ............ 1 Rem8111ber . . • Spi'ICI Satin Paint Can Be Used With The Windows Clo•d. No P1l t Odor. m=.V:Ihann~~=~~~ ~a=~ 11 • REMODEUNO & BUILDING NEEDS. ...... ~Moo~~, , . - ....... 11111'1 • -.- Intermission iii YGUngi!Own. The Penguills were down only two points with l!tl left, but !ben the Tlgen broke loole. Robert Eldrldie had t3 poiDIJ for the vlalton, whl are .lT • I for the oea1011, and Dove CUDI· with led ta poinlr. ver Youlllnown. 'BB lJcJtlge OJronat CHASE. HAIDWOE Horolcl Cllllt. M,r. LocUli It, KI"G , .. ,, , . :, . · IUILDEIS SUPPl.Y ~;')NY _, Miclclle (i WY Will . ~· ~ A . , . . p a l t , ., • tL.;.~._.....,_ _~:'!:". ''-~""""'---,_.....,,.... .;..._.,...;,~· P,- ___ ._ r•c ru..._~a.,_.. .. - · · -.... .... _,....,. , ••• c - ltMLT· DIIINI_..IIftNr.I'IIIW. . -··Ill J11111 IIIII • .. ,_ lar:il Ia JilltiLV.l" I ,....,. .. , ' ""'"*' lilt llllll. ..... IIJI.t . Mf '11111'1 Ill\' ........... - T• ....,.. .. c-w1111 c..·• •,.. a... IITalttril.: �e '· ' ' ··. '" ' .. ··~ wuanhawClub ' .I..J\,mL.'"' uOSt ', , At Tournament ~t. r 71ndietments Are Returned By Grand Jury ' On Sonday, Marek 13, archers (l l'from all over the stale of H'Nt Vlrllnla will CODvtl18 1 · .. New Haven lor lbe "-all ? w.V.A.A. Indoor Cbamplonlhip ·. TournalllQIII. All wlU be vyiDc for the Men's and WDIDIII'I Instinctive and Free Style Stall Indoor archery orowu. . '-ed to parUclpate and 111101tg tlltse wiD be the present hold· on of lbe State Men'l and w... mea's t!Ues, Larry Klllf, aad Nancy OhliJiter, both of New !Ia..... r 'ftle top wiiiR'I muat be resIolollta of Wal VJrcllil, 10 for u' :::! ~:~.•• "-1 ~·:·;D';11;r;.~;·;IIDe;";~·~:;w;·•;;MJ;•;po;rt,;·e;~;·.re;;b.;ll,;;t:eee; the Mason Officer Fm'ds Sufferer expect- Some 1410 archers are After ""''"' ,...., llilpllal • 1'rlal Set at AJ)Joll'lftl): MrL Qtvld 0 v Denied Mr llobart Stanley cbatrmaaljl Proffitt, Glllipolls; Wll14r •.•J•&O ODI . of meml)er~ drive ct.,. Smith Pt. Pletlanl; Osborne PT. .PLEASANT - The trial mittee, announCed lhal Ditlrlct Stewart Pl. ~\; Mrt. of State vs. Virginia DcLesal, teams were being orpnlzed and Manford Bauer, Sr., PI: Pte• tndlcted by a Mason County a "kickorr• meellng will he ant. G~and • JIIIJ' 6!f lnlollicalkm held ooon. DISCIURGED: Ste~e whlle on duy a Llkln Sae rtve propoeeo West VIr· Gllln, Gallipolil; Mn. SteUa Hosp!W, bU been est I or pta eon~lltullonal amendPT. pl&\SA!ff - Tbe Mall· Role, Pt. Pllllllllt; Rllll4a11 t :30 a.m. ro~~nwy :Hib by meull were read aod dlscUJsCouaty Grand Jury of the Boles, Pl. PleaNnt; Ernest Judge Jamea Lite ThomPIOn. 111. The• amendmlllll will be 1 Circuli Court recoovenecl llfoD- Unroe, Crown City; Georce Tile judge had denied two mo. voted on at Ibis faU'o aenoral JIUII'IllDi lor a ona del' lSI- Batea, Pl. Pleasant. lions pmenled ID 00<!1'1 Mon- eJecUon. County Farm Bureau to return two lelOQjl aad dsy by her attorney. The first units will study lbe amtJid. misdemeanor llldlclmellts. wed the indictmenl be tJUuho meuts 10 that rorm Bureau Felony lndlciments were reed OP the aroundl lhal colored pellcy Clll bo d~IDed. agalnlt Oll!'letl lla!llel per10D8 were dlecrimluated •· O'Beyan Lakin w. Va. eal!b galnst In Mason County for with lorgery. 1'he 0'· jury duty, !be HCOIId seeking a ThtV"'f8HI · were present in ~ change of venue. In Unci Cara Anywt.are and the court appoint· Attorney !1. ll. ~mlth to rq> Olarletl O'Br)'an and "'ah • W 8Dl8 SeWOr Of Alcoholism o· u ·· ·r· · . . w · · kly . . !Aft .· • VIi , . , . . •. .. '· . . . .:. ····' ··: · ... Ramkler Tr..·lns. ' •,• F-85 Cutlan Sp. CoufJt ·' Membenhip Drive II Being Planned ~' ··' ' ~ ~1 Raymond Musarave PT. PLEASANT -Fred TaySI!E lor Mrs. 0'8ry111. lor, Cblef of Police, Malon, .. .. PT. PLEASANT - The an· Misdemeanor lndletments C81Ved a call Monday mornmg nual membership drive of the mumed agaiDat five per- reporllng a hocly lyins l)y lbe Mason County Form Bureau each 011 the char&e of hlehWIY on Rt. 62 ntar the Board of Dlrectora was the ~~~!~bl~!i· Indicted were Cora·'Mason-Pomeroy bridge. Chief - - -- - - - --11 Russell, Melp County; Tllylor went to the scene, think· cbarge. /WllU~ Lyle Jolinson, Pome- tng IOIIIliOIIe bed been struck l,;;a.,_......,..,.,.... . . .,. MASON -Peggy Bu=~:.:~:l Ohio: VInton Smith, Hart- by a paulng car, found tbe James Riley Rlgp, Ma• vJcUm and lrled to roues him 17 • year • old Sanlor ma has been chosen to on and Jl!'retl Daniel Faulkner, and upon laUuro to get IllY reServllll Melgt County Slnca1868 sent her school In the Roane County. AU are expect- aponse, called a Fosleoong am- METROPOLITAN MOTORS Is Candidate C In OnteSt v-a motor, automatic trans., pow• braAi, ·'PV . "· " steering, 4 11ft' wblt. sld~ tina, w)letl dW tlllto · ) ' • 1· ' ed windshield, 1'1dlo; white over blue with aU 'l!blte · lbo momllln of lbe W.V.A.A. vmyliDterlor and bucket aeats. A ~ beaul!l(. . ' r " ' from •tchboriDK •lltet 11 out tl alate tropby will be award· ~ Ill lhil yqr lor the bliheal '' f score lihoi by u out o! tlate i mident. ~ The tournament wUI be held ~ ta the New Haven Community Springtime" contest PegSY ed to report to lbe Court today bulance and transported the BuUdiDs wilb I the lihooUns the daughter or Mr. and answer their lndlcimenta. msn to Pleasant Valley Hospit· scheduled to start at 1:30 a. m. Edward Bumgarner, who Grand jurors were excused al. . After a brook for lunch, shoot· and operate a dairy !111111 to call untU March ttb. Enmlnatlon by a physician IDs wlll lhell l'tiUIDI It 1 p. m. New Havon. It the hosplals showed be AGENCY, INC. !''' •~1 to man, ldenilled as Ralph Fraz"""'tators are we come She ts an active me'llber In •18 ier, c, Hunttnston, to be sul1111 Chllcii-Rodnty Downing, Agent1 Cadillac - Oldsmobile attsad. the FHA, Pep Club, and GAA. ferlng from acute alcoholism. 'nle Lemaohaw Archery Club She enjoys sports and is Fruler wos then broulht by "You'D 011r ~ shilling ill • leque of Its OWII working toward her ~mbuiance to the county jaU since Juuary ia balf w a y point medallion In the and was carried by stretcher WY 2..5342 . - lbroulb ill se'.son. Tbe league Athletic Associati<>n. Peg I to a cell where, when he awak. 811-.::;.,,~,~w~ill~f:a<•c=e_ID!'___IIID~to~xi~ca~U~on~,...........""'""'..,.!!!!!!!!!l!!,...!l!ll!!!!'!l!!l!!!,...!!'!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l~!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!ll!l!!i - ----· -- couista o1 esvn te11111 with j hea also received a "~~~~~~~ lour archero to a tetrn. 'llle of Merit" in Physical wiRnm of the fin! half are and l]lrls' sports. She bas team No. 1 (Herman Knapp, a member of FHA for PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Lulber Smith Job• Litchfield yrara and has bold the lor Mrs. Anna Crow, and Bruce Gilmaa) with of secretory, Hiswrian and of 1701 Jeflei'IOII Blvd., wUI ligbeot lotal ocore of 681S porter. DuriDK the laat held Wednesday at II a. m. Jll!jD!o. periods of lbe day Pew in the Crow • Huasell Funeral Larry King, 1hootin1 117 out In Ike school office, Home. Burial will follow in tt· a poS9iblo :100, ha• !be;the IIOCI'elary In any way the the Kirkland Memorial G~r• higltest ocore shot to date, and · can. deno. Friends are being receiY· •:• ffie highest Men't Free Style Peqy it an acllve member at the funeral home. .COre is 275 shot by Eugene of !be New Haven Evangelical Mrs. Crow died Sunday even· •• •• McKinney. The highest score United Brethren Church. She lng at the home ef her oon, for the women is 261 claimed takes part in the youth and Gene Crow, with whom abe had •I• by Nancy Ohlinger, and Alice choir and Is also chairman of . resided lor the past 20 yem. Knapp with 223 holds the In- I Faith Conunisslon In her Youth She was born February 18, I Women's highest F•·llowship group. 1872 In Littlewn, w. va., the Tht• winning team oi l PI!IJIY has been a member of daughter of !be tate Dr. J. F. · will be delermined lhe vernon Star Dusters *-H I Duncan and Rebecca Hooton ·· . . noo' oft'' held between IClub for seven years and bas ' Duncan. Her husband Gordon i of Ihe lint half and : held several offices. During E. Crow • preceded her Ill ol th• second half. Tro. \ these seven years sh~. has spec· death. Surviving are twe sons, for the highest Individual lallzed in sewing projects and Gene of Pt. Pleasant, and Dun· for men and women and Inow makes the majority of cait of Tucson, Arm.: one 118· 1 · . must improved a~cher ~long her clothes. This past year ter, M~s. Etl'!:.,~.~'"diVldual tropluea lor the j Pegg.v wao chosen to represent j bus, 0 10• an one .. ~­ . lhr!'e placed team mem-1 Mason County at Jacklon Mills l••r•. will be awarded at the ; in the State 4-H Wool Conteat. j Wedding Ia Held in ~uh s annual banquet held in where she placed In the top d II Ch h ~pril nine. In Ocwber she entered San HI ore , her won outfit In lhe "~ake It PT. PLEASANT _ The Yourself With woo.. COD· Church of the General Assem· , • lest, sP<Jnsored by !be Amerl· bly e1 the Body of Chrlat on • can Sheep Growers ABIIOCiatlon, s d Hill Road was the setting •• where she carne in fourth place. ro":' the mmlaae of Emma ••• PeaKY plaDI to enter Glen- Jeanette Parks and Kenneth Ed· • ville State College next Iall i ward Payne both of Henderson • llfl,rPr where she wi11 be majoring ID I on Saturday, February 12 at 2 ••• VocaUonai Homo Econo~lcs p, m. with !be Rev. Lawrence •• • and her miDor wiD be PhySical Parsons officiating. - Explorer Scout· Education. The ..acioua cuswm of open 1nd merit badges were1 •· ~::~;,~d to several Mason church was observed. Mr. and e'fJS. ·: :..... ll scouts on National Mrs. carset Stono were attend- • Servi·Ce Set !l '1.00!! '1995 DOWNING INSURANCE J 1 Looki111 for ln~nsive ua ...------------------------____________ _ ----------------------- New Home Furnishings KARR &VAN ZANDl For Mrs. Crow 0 On \l' ednesday 1$4.95 VALUQ VISIT OUR BUDGU SHOP w..,.c Dcdiiii'I"J ·-r, 104 !Olio St. ~:~ llvlllington, W. Va. f2S.1221 •· u.; clea'M kil clothes••• Edn: :Pins. Badges Awarded Boys L.. . . . . . . .~~~.~!!!!:.~~~!.~~:#.:.::. , ..........~.-...............,...k6.....• Sunday, February 13 at ··~·reception was held lollowin• M..on Methodis t church. -.. the ceremony at tho borne of Rev. Morvan Frame del Mr. and Mn. Herman Blnsilli. the me!Saae based on · entitled .. A Man in the . MASON - Demonstrations , ' wt1're given at a recent meet·! ASK TO WED Cook chairman of illj( of the Happy Go Lucky *-H 1 COIMlitlee 'ol the uplorers Club at the Mason Youth Cen-. PT. PLEASANT - Charles · and ·t'ter Ronnie Thompson's was Manley Riggs,~. Columbus, 0. "'ntF•ed y:~ P•ns and ~im1 ion . Electricity · Carol Fruth and Edith Augusta Ohlinger, 65. ryan !"Jl8ll• . ,: i"How to Gi~e a Demonstra· Letart, have applied lor a marear pm riClp1enw · I' · th rr· 1 the Earl Riley Richerd ,lion " Martha 'lllompson, Serv· r1111e 1cense m e o Ice o . Recetvlns merit bads· ing Buffet Style, Bever I! Car- 1:Oill~w~n~ty..ci.leriiiiiik.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--'il Mike Johnaon public Ison camera demonstration. 1~ ; Mike Har~, pub- Norman Reynolds wu ill il sptaklll&; Safety and plo- charge of the program, and RUey, eamplftK, Martha ThomPIOn presented the tpeakinJ and devoUonalt. Ml•• Thom""'n prein the home: Frank oided dorlng the business meetcamp- ID!f. MR.K.LIYRD speaking and home Scheduled to give demonstra· ! tions at the next meeting are: Will hAt Lake, a new e<plor. l Jomes, CoMle and Becky Lew· 306 N. 2nd AYI. introduced as Fry. 1 he " · Dtana Hams, Billy post quartermaster. Bonnie Rayburn, Carolyn HuMlddl1port, 0. lcomlfd at the Sundoy •~•• Refreshment• were serv· 1 ON worship servi.. were ed by 111rbara Lewis and M• · scouls and hoy ocoula. , rle Lambert to 41 members. Thurtdey,Ftb. 17 youth Center j BEl T0 NE HEARING AID SERVICE CENnR mothers and their parenta l- also attended in observance · Sunday. I i• ''""'''"' W innPr I HAVEN - Sbarry L. i Mr dAII If htf'r ot ~-- - .· . '\l New per dollar than JOUr eleatJio ..vice LOT·O·LITE eosts 88~ )OW· ~· as•a•·a moo (~HWfiCIItJft ".:•• • and even sings him a lullaby ... ! "'VV"ould :.1 ou 'beue v e your car's vehicle identifioa.tion number nUght be -vve»:'th $a,aaa.oo in cash to you? t .. pt t1ae COD-iea« oflow_.t LOT.O.LITE autemaU.Uy, tool LOT.0-UTE Iookl, u,hu like a ~ •tl"t IJabt. A pllotoeleettle ~ tum• it on at du•k, ,~ -~'.llf at dawao u,latt up duk are.. tUOund 1IIJ'Ii1es, , . -~ driveway~, ,..-kblt lou, ou&dQOI' liY• ~ ' W, aad worldq ...u allniJiat km1llt'1 perleet for Mibwllea boiPes,llll'lll&, factor!M, bulltn~, pub· 1111:1n111cJiaat-any plaae that n~d• protection and . ...,..,. dtu dark I You make no lnvestlllent In LOT. O.UT£, either. Oae low mcnitbly rate tncludes in· .......... malnteJiuaee (t"clv~llll lamp replace. .;.&) -.ad elecWielty. Orcl• ··)'our LOT..O..LITE (This odclllaure ii also tha plica of a Buick Special•. Pleasant surprise, isn't it?) · FROM ._..1 fn.- r , .·, IIUI'8110W IT WOIUCS: CJiocll ~ qr liP llallon Of youra. 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' H1•1lt' 11 Wkf'r of Tomor- 1'l l;~ ih l 1 ' ,..t..... NOTlliNG you CID WJ pV.IIUDIIIlae To repair and aervlce iH this vear'11 is nol'l • ••• •• •• •• •• • ••• ••• • ••• •• ••• •• 9 e.m. to 12 noon and Jack Flesher of Qt Wahama High MIDOLII'OitT, 0. : Demonstrations Are Gt"ven at , um"' f/e~lu!r DUDLEY' S 59 N. 2n11 AYI. ·' l' 8945 '} �e '· ' ' ··. '" ' .. ··~ wuanhawClub ' .I..J\,mL.'"' uOSt ', , At Tournament ~t. r 71ndietments Are Returned By Grand Jury ' On Sonday, Marek 13, archers (l l'from all over the stale of H'Nt Vlrllnla will CODvtl18 1 · .. New Haven lor lbe "-all ? w.V.A.A. Indoor Cbamplonlhip ·. TournalllQIII. All wlU be vyiDc for the Men's and WDIDIII'I Instinctive and Free Style Stall Indoor archery orowu. . '-ed to parUclpate and 111101tg tlltse wiD be the present hold· on of lbe State Men'l and w... mea's t!Ues, Larry Klllf, aad Nancy OhliJiter, both of New !Ia..... r 'ftle top wiiiR'I muat be resIolollta of Wal VJrcllil, 10 for u' :::! ~:~.•• "-1 ~·:·;D';11;r;.~;·;IIDe;";~·~:;w;·•;;MJ;•;po;rt,;·e;~;·.re;;b.;ll,;;t:eee; the Mason Officer Fm'ds Sufferer expect- Some 1410 archers are After ""''"' ,...., llilpllal • 1'rlal Set at AJ)Joll'lftl): MrL Qtvld 0 v Denied Mr llobart Stanley cbatrmaaljl Proffitt, Glllipolls; Wll14r •.•J•&O ODI . of meml)er~ drive ct.,. Smith Pt. Pletlanl; Osborne PT. .PLEASANT - The trial mittee, announCed lhal Ditlrlct Stewart Pl. ~\; Mrt. of State vs. Virginia DcLesal, teams were being orpnlzed and Manford Bauer, Sr., PI: Pte• tndlcted by a Mason County a "kickorr• meellng will he ant. G~and • JIIIJ' 6!f lnlollicalkm held ooon. DISCIURGED: Ste~e whlle on duy a Llkln Sae rtve propoeeo West VIr· Gllln, Gallipolil; Mn. SteUa Hosp!W, bU been est I or pta eon~lltullonal amendPT. pl&\SA!ff - Tbe Mall· Role, Pt. Pllllllllt; Rllll4a11 t :30 a.m. ro~~nwy :Hib by meull were read aod dlscUJsCouaty Grand Jury of the Boles, Pl. PleaNnt; Ernest Judge Jamea Lite ThomPIOn. 111. The• amendmlllll will be 1 Circuli Court recoovenecl llfoD- Unroe, Crown City; Georce Tile judge had denied two mo. voted on at Ibis faU'o aenoral JIUII'IllDi lor a ona del' lSI- Batea, Pl. Pleasant. lions pmenled ID 00<!1'1 Mon- eJecUon. County Farm Bureau to return two lelOQjl aad dsy by her attorney. The first units will study lbe amtJid. misdemeanor llldlclmellts. wed the indictmenl be tJUuho meuts 10 that rorm Bureau Felony lndlciments were reed OP the aroundl lhal colored pellcy Clll bo d~IDed. agalnlt Oll!'letl lla!llel per10D8 were dlecrimluated •· O'Beyan Lakin w. Va. eal!b galnst In Mason County for with lorgery. 1'he 0'· jury duty, !be HCOIId seeking a ThtV"'f8HI · were present in ~ change of venue. In Unci Cara Anywt.are and the court appoint· Attorney !1. ll. ~mlth to rq> Olarletl O'Br)'an and "'ah • W 8Dl8 SeWOr Of Alcoholism o· u ·· ·r· · . . w · · kly . . !Aft .· • VIi , . , . . •. .. '· . . . .:. ····' ··: · ... Ramkler Tr..·lns. ' •,• F-85 Cutlan Sp. CoufJt ·' Membenhip Drive II Being Planned ~' ··' ' ~ ~1 Raymond Musarave PT. PLEASANT -Fred TaySI!E lor Mrs. 0'8ry111. lor, Cblef of Police, Malon, .. .. PT. PLEASANT - The an· Misdemeanor lndletments C81Ved a call Monday mornmg nual membership drive of the mumed agaiDat five per- reporllng a hocly lyins l)y lbe Mason County Form Bureau each 011 the char&e of hlehWIY on Rt. 62 ntar the Board of Dlrectora was the ~~~!~bl~!i· Indicted were Cora·'Mason-Pomeroy bridge. Chief - - -- - - - --11 Russell, Melp County; Tllylor went to the scene, think· cbarge. /WllU~ Lyle Jolinson, Pome- tng IOIIIliOIIe bed been struck l,;;a.,_......,..,.,.... . . .,. MASON -Peggy Bu=~:.:~:l Ohio: VInton Smith, Hart- by a paulng car, found tbe James Riley Rlgp, Ma• vJcUm and lrled to roues him 17 • year • old Sanlor ma has been chosen to on and Jl!'retl Daniel Faulkner, and upon laUuro to get IllY reServllll Melgt County Slnca1868 sent her school In the Roane County. AU are expect- aponse, called a Fosleoong am- METROPOLITAN MOTORS Is Candidate C In OnteSt v-a motor, automatic trans., pow• braAi, ·'PV . "· " steering, 4 11ft' wblt. sld~ tina, w)letl dW tlllto · ) ' • 1· ' ed windshield, 1'1dlo; white over blue with aU 'l!blte · lbo momllln of lbe W.V.A.A. vmyliDterlor and bucket aeats. A ~ beaul!l(. . ' r " ' from •tchboriDK •lltet 11 out tl alate tropby will be award· ~ Ill lhil yqr lor the bliheal '' f score lihoi by u out o! tlate i mident. ~ The tournament wUI be held ~ ta the New Haven Community Springtime" contest PegSY ed to report to lbe Court today bulance and transported the BuUdiDs wilb I the lihooUns the daughter or Mr. and answer their lndlcimenta. msn to Pleasant Valley Hospit· scheduled to start at 1:30 a. m. Edward Bumgarner, who Grand jurors were excused al. . After a brook for lunch, shoot· and operate a dairy !111111 to call untU March ttb. Enmlnatlon by a physician IDs wlll lhell l'tiUIDI It 1 p. m. New Havon. It the hosplals showed be AGENCY, INC. !''' •~1 to man, ldenilled as Ralph Fraz"""'tators are we come She ts an active me'llber In •18 ier, c, Hunttnston, to be sul1111 Chllcii-Rodnty Downing, Agent1 Cadillac - Oldsmobile attsad. the FHA, Pep Club, and GAA. ferlng from acute alcoholism. 'nle Lemaohaw Archery Club She enjoys sports and is Fruler wos then broulht by "You'D 011r ~ shilling ill • leque of Its OWII working toward her ~mbuiance to the county jaU since Juuary ia balf w a y point medallion In the and was carried by stretcher WY 2..5342 . - lbroulb ill se'.son. Tbe league Athletic Associati<>n. Peg I to a cell where, when he awak. 811-.::;.,,~,~w~ill~f:a<•c=e_ID!'___IIID~to~xi~ca~U~on~,...........""'""'..,.!!!!!!!!!l!!,...!l!ll!!!!'!l!!l!!!,...!!'!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l~!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!ll!l!!i - ----· -- couista o1 esvn te11111 with j hea also received a "~~~~~~~ lour archero to a tetrn. 'llle of Merit" in Physical wiRnm of the fin! half are and l]lrls' sports. She bas team No. 1 (Herman Knapp, a member of FHA for PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Lulber Smith Job• Litchfield yrara and has bold the lor Mrs. Anna Crow, and Bruce Gilmaa) with of secretory, Hiswrian and of 1701 Jeflei'IOII Blvd., wUI ligbeot lotal ocore of 681S porter. DuriDK the laat held Wednesday at II a. m. Jll!jD!o. periods of lbe day Pew in the Crow • Huasell Funeral Larry King, 1hootin1 117 out In Ike school office, Home. Burial will follow in tt· a poS9iblo :100, ha• !be;the IIOCI'elary In any way the the Kirkland Memorial G~r• higltest ocore shot to date, and · can. deno. Friends are being receiY· •:• ffie highest Men't Free Style Peqy it an acllve member at the funeral home. .COre is 275 shot by Eugene of !be New Haven Evangelical Mrs. Crow died Sunday even· •• •• McKinney. The highest score United Brethren Church. She lng at the home ef her oon, for the women is 261 claimed takes part in the youth and Gene Crow, with whom abe had •I• by Nancy Ohlinger, and Alice choir and Is also chairman of . resided lor the past 20 yem. Knapp with 223 holds the In- I Faith Conunisslon In her Youth She was born February 18, I Women's highest F•·llowship group. 1872 In Littlewn, w. va., the Tht• winning team oi l PI!IJIY has been a member of daughter of !be tate Dr. J. F. · will be delermined lhe vernon Star Dusters *-H I Duncan and Rebecca Hooton ·· . . noo' oft'' held between IClub for seven years and bas ' Duncan. Her husband Gordon i of Ihe lint half and : held several offices. During E. Crow • preceded her Ill ol th• second half. Tro. \ these seven years sh~. has spec· death. Surviving are twe sons, for the highest Individual lallzed in sewing projects and Gene of Pt. Pleasant, and Dun· for men and women and Inow makes the majority of cait of Tucson, Arm.: one 118· 1 · . must improved a~cher ~long her clothes. This past year ter, M~s. Etl'!:.,~.~'"diVldual tropluea lor the j Pegg.v wao chosen to represent j bus, 0 10• an one .. ~­ . lhr!'e placed team mem-1 Mason County at Jacklon Mills l••r•. will be awarded at the ; in the State 4-H Wool Conteat. j Wedding Ia Held in ~uh s annual banquet held in where she placed In the top d II Ch h ~pril nine. In Ocwber she entered San HI ore , her won outfit In lhe "~ake It PT. PLEASANT _ The Yourself With woo.. COD· Church of the General Assem· , • lest, sP<Jnsored by !be Amerl· bly e1 the Body of Chrlat on • can Sheep Growers ABIIOCiatlon, s d Hill Road was the setting •• where she carne in fourth place. ro":' the mmlaae of Emma ••• PeaKY plaDI to enter Glen- Jeanette Parks and Kenneth Ed· • ville State College next Iall i ward Payne both of Henderson • llfl,rPr where she wi11 be majoring ID I on Saturday, February 12 at 2 ••• VocaUonai Homo Econo~lcs p, m. with !be Rev. Lawrence •• • and her miDor wiD be PhySical Parsons officiating. - Explorer Scout· Education. The ..acioua cuswm of open 1nd merit badges were1 •· ~::~;,~d to several Mason church was observed. Mr. and e'fJS. ·: :..... ll scouts on National Mrs. carset Stono were attend- • Servi·Ce Set !l '1.00!! '1995 DOWNING INSURANCE J 1 Looki111 for ln~nsive ua ...------------------------____________ _ ----------------------- New Home Furnishings KARR &VAN ZANDl For Mrs. Crow 0 On \l' ednesday 1$4.95 VALUQ VISIT OUR BUDGU SHOP w..,.c Dcdiiii'I"J ·-r, 104 !Olio St. ~:~ llvlllington, W. Va. f2S.1221 •· u.; clea'M kil clothes••• Edn: :Pins. Badges Awarded Boys L.. . . . . . . .~~~.~!!!!:.~~~!.~~:#.:.::. , ..........~.-...............,...k6.....• Sunday, February 13 at ··~·reception was held lollowin• M..on Methodis t church. -.. the ceremony at tho borne of Rev. Morvan Frame del Mr. and Mn. Herman Blnsilli. the me!Saae based on · entitled .. A Man in the . MASON - Demonstrations , ' wt1're given at a recent meet·! ASK TO WED Cook chairman of illj( of the Happy Go Lucky *-H 1 COIMlitlee 'ol the uplorers Club at the Mason Youth Cen-. PT. PLEASANT - Charles · and ·t'ter Ronnie Thompson's was Manley Riggs,~. Columbus, 0. "'ntF•ed y:~ P•ns and ~im1 ion . Electricity · Carol Fruth and Edith Augusta Ohlinger, 65. ryan !"Jl8ll• . ,: i"How to Gi~e a Demonstra· Letart, have applied lor a marear pm riClp1enw · I' · th rr· 1 the Earl Riley Richerd ,lion " Martha 'lllompson, Serv· r1111e 1cense m e o Ice o . Recetvlns merit bads· ing Buffet Style, Bever I! Car- 1:Oill~w~n~ty..ci.leriiiiiik.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--'il Mike Johnaon public Ison camera demonstration. 1~ ; Mike Har~, pub- Norman Reynolds wu ill il sptaklll&; Safety and plo- charge of the program, and RUey, eamplftK, Martha ThomPIOn presented the tpeakinJ and devoUonalt. Ml•• Thom""'n prein the home: Frank oided dorlng the business meetcamp- ID!f. MR.K.LIYRD speaking and home Scheduled to give demonstra· ! tions at the next meeting are: Will hAt Lake, a new e<plor. l Jomes, CoMle and Becky Lew· 306 N. 2nd AYI. introduced as Fry. 1 he " · Dtana Hams, Billy post quartermaster. Bonnie Rayburn, Carolyn HuMlddl1port, 0. lcomlfd at the Sundoy •~•• Refreshment• were serv· 1 ON worship servi.. were ed by 111rbara Lewis and M• · scouls and hoy ocoula. , rle Lambert to 41 members. Thurtdey,Ftb. 17 youth Center j BEl T0 NE HEARING AID SERVICE CENnR mothers and their parenta l- also attended in observance · Sunday. I i• ''""'''"' W innPr I HAVEN - Sbarry L. i Mr dAII If htf'r ot ~-- - .· . '\l New per dollar than JOUr eleatJio ..vice LOT·O·LITE eosts 88~ )OW· ~· as•a•·a moo (~HWfiCIItJft ".:•• • and even sings him a lullaby ... ! "'VV"ould :.1 ou 'beue v e your car's vehicle identifioa.tion number nUght be -vve»:'th $a,aaa.oo in cash to you? t .. pt t1ae COD-iea« oflow_.t LOT.O.LITE autemaU.Uy, tool LOT.0-UTE Iookl, u,hu like a ~ •tl"t IJabt. A pllotoeleettle ~ tum• it on at du•k, ,~ -~'.llf at dawao u,latt up duk are.. tUOund 1IIJ'Ii1es, , . -~ driveway~, ,..-kblt lou, ou&dQOI' liY• ~ ' W, aad worldq ...u allniJiat km1llt'1 perleet for Mibwllea boiPes,llll'lll&, factor!M, bulltn~, pub· 1111:1n111cJiaat-any plaae that n~d• protection and . ...,..,. dtu dark I You make no lnvestlllent In LOT. O.UT£, either. Oae low mcnitbly rate tncludes in· .......... malnteJiuaee (t"clv~llll lamp replace. .;.&) -.ad elecWielty. Orcl• ··)'our LOT..O..LITE (This odclllaure ii also tha plica of a Buick Special•. Pleasant surprise, isn't it?) · FROM ._..1 fn.- r , .·, IIUI'8110W IT WOIUCS: CJiocll ~ qr liP llallon Of youra. II tho first.U!IIboll o'l r,ur ••hlfJto ldentilieltlo!l number on It mate with one of tho•• t~od ot 1M rli~t, you ml1 I have won ,Y04irtetf .f2,332 cash. o slogan to ln'llnt, no puz.a:l• •IOive. To find eut for aure Uyoq won,jUit hop down to yeur noarest Bulotc itele~s. HO's Jot~ ij&t o1 011mploto wif1nln1 n~nibellpilslt , ( p, you don't hovo to""" 1 Iuick to hove o wlnnllli numbof.) If your 0911l• vehtclo ld•ntlfloatlon number appears 011 tlist-You'"' ill the JTlQQay. 'l/: t•te IE&..CCTIIIC co. . ~traiuht vards. from Pari.! boule· the clean younu 1would like more information about "LOT-C)-LITE INsTAL.LATION" lines of the back • 1ippod htph • rl" boo! in bright innal sdlfl!aJ " hip awards !'rum $51'111 tn ..'l .OOO white. , . MAHCH l'llMPI.ET'·fl ~USO !\ Tl w ~1o11wr!l ' . llo" Mlr1~h for the Ma:;un area wu f'OildtJd.ed by several youthrs I from Waharno High Schlol. Bec1 chairman, assisting were Mar· j tha Thompson. llarrielt. Wal•n, •~ ...bata Lane and Oi;-mP "'nhll• ' 51•' - $6.99 ,••• Roush's Shoe Store Mlddl1port ····~· ~, If heorlllf II your ....... ,........e:e, prollt.m hiNftl Is • · •, •, 0- • o • • • • • •, • • j 0 o ; o •• ~IL , . '' 504 TENTH IT. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. PhaM 525·7221 ' of,- ,, .... • • , , , , • , o o .• o 0 • ·· ' . 0 ~ 4 0 o 0 o 0 0 ' 0 0 f .. t ~ 'o I o o 0 0 0 0 0 ~; . . ... , ..... , . , ~nt ...• , , . , .. lut. IlL TONE Hearlnq Akl Center ... -.... Oil 18211 163M 111 21111 212 21211 218 214 21511 21&11 263P 2Ail1 2AilZ 2A6l 2A62 2A65 2026 ~DII1 2\1711- 31! :10154 aU76 314 ~Oij7 2U78 31511 2De!l 2W26 31611 2Eil2 2W63 362A IE17 2W154 363W 2F.1 'twe1 3000 21'41 2W69 3D63 2F47 2'186 3066 2J$~ 2l:51 3067 2JI7 ~2 8068 21<Sl 2%81 2SI1 22&2 8E63 2541 2%6$ 3E65 2SU 2Zi7 8f31 ~S67 Bll\1 3F32 2U7l 81112 3F41 2U7Z 312 3G43 !G47 3G62 3G05 3G69 311 3J4 3J60 SP72 3P]4 3P76 3P78 3S31 3554 3!57 81'6~ TO:· 0 0 ' ' 0 0 0 o o ' ' ' ' 0 ' Fltlone . . .. 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' H1•1lt' 11 Wkf'r of Tomor- 1'l l;~ ih l 1 ' ,..t..... NOTlliNG you CID WJ pV.IIUDIIIlae To repair and aervlce iH this vear'11 is nol'l • ••• •• •• •• •• • ••• ••• • ••• •• ••• •• 9 e.m. to 12 noon and Jack Flesher of Qt Wahama High MIDOLII'OitT, 0. : Demonstrations Are Gt"ven at , um"' f/e~lu!r DUDLEY' S 59 N. 2n11 AYI. ·' l' 8945 '} �... .... ..-...... . ... ' ........... ~ ..\ -~-~ ' '"'- · ~...;----...,..·----r--::---· ! '" ~ · · · · - ~ --.. \' 1 f \ I, . . ···-· ·····-···· "" • ' " ' _ _..__ -~ ... ~~- ..... ' •I ' ' SOCIAL Get Extra Cash The Want Ad W:,.y 1 p. MtnciiY DHIIIM ,:.. A. M . CANCILLATIONI CO. . ICTtONI Wilt D•' ICC..,.... until t:to A . M. Ftr Oar .. Publlntl•n t SIGNS Pomeroy 01' OUAlnT ,._Moto __r_C~o~. I 1963 Corvair Panel $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good traction. •IGULATIONI 1'hw •ubllllfltr , ..." " tht t11M te •IIIH ~ ,.IHI tnY ... llHM•II D-IHIIOftllflt. lrN" thoulll M ,.,.,I'M "'*' rn. lmrn.ctltltJ' lllhtr WUI nDt 1M rn,..,.lb .. for fiiDrt fftan •n• lttcorreri '"""~•· 1962 Chevrolet H} ·Ton $1695 L. w.B. Like new 7fiOx20 Hl·ply tires. Cab A·l condition. Heater, heavy duty springs, 292 cu. in. 6-<yL engine. $8 99 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton -:----::--:--:-: R. duals, d900x20bod d h l V-8 t engine, heavy duty spring. 11' oAno Iller W•nt A• ..rv1~ •••• •,., w... ••• '"""''" , :::"~'"::: !!:;"..,",.:::"•.,. -"'"'' '"""""'1111 ••• u:~,~~~:~-:·.~~r~l~ ... l 11.11 ~ " •• _ . Discount .. .,. Hospital News E"'YfiiY Speclillo If In the faD of tbe year IM7, Mltrlt'l Style Polf1 25 EDiered Betpllal relul'lling aoldierl ·brought to Hllrcub ' 1·50 I Persons enlerlfl8 lloller Jlos. LuntloD the newt of lilt copture . stt.mpoo& Sib ' · lpltalduringlbepaal2ihoursiD- Londonlbenewsoflbe aplure =•dmpaoiY , 3,50 eluded: Mrs. Charlu E. RfciJ. of Calais, and, unlmowifl8ly, Ptrmanenh 57.50 up ordaon, Rio Grande; Mrs. Wll- the lieu which were to tpreld Wn Self and Servtco Uam A. Reynolds, Rl I VInton; lbe plague known as the Blaek Wigs and W)JIOII Mrs. Vernon C. Blazer, Eureka Death. This scourge kUied Dllll'Man·8 ,1 Style Post Star Rl: Mrs. Edward W. 1'ur-11y ball ,the population of the ley, Rt. I Crown City; Mn. city. SIDce no one at the Ume tH. 124S ratu~a. Ph. Otlte WY 2-5271 Clara Lou Ken~ 135 State St.: knew the cause, various meiDI • Palmer Trimble, Rl 2 Gallipo- were nsed to combat the dlaease. ~ R Plwnlll i lis: Mrs. Charles N. McGuire, ~ E •Miners·"llne Galllpolls: Mrs. V'8ltce A. Dray, Victims of theted areas plague were ..N hGRtlng et .... fined infes were co~r.!!tlll, ~ ~ewer GV~~Itonpol_ls~.~·1~:'"j:• ~:alecl . tor of ''llllrtDa lite WSI)Ib" will d!uce bla lilea u 10911 u be bu llllf wealth lo lhll'tl. Yet eur pollcJes-. delllnecl 'niESDAY SYRACUSE PTA II 111111 II tbe 1Cboo1 ~ . Tbt JII'Oif8lll will be Jl' II l 'tiotl bJ tblrd arada llndentt. ~ mentt will be IMI'Yed.. All Jill' en11 and frleoda 1111 lllvUed. FRIEI!DLY CIRCLE Ill the Fedwated Chareb wj~ ,lllletll 8 p.m. wllb Mr1. ThoiDII YO!IDI u proarom leader. SAIJSBURY PTA .--~ It 7:11 p.m. Tbart will be • Founders i>IIY prvgriiD and all P8f1 presideala ore uted II be to promote poverty ln "aiDlcleel areu" by restraillla If trade 1nd refusal Ia lell food to them. Even the 1fe11 poverly program iD our own eOUDtry 11 to be curtaUed 011 •=11111 of lbe espenae of "-""'••" · .................,. Com- present. monism In Asia. LYDIA CIRa.E If tbe UDiled Tile Black Death reduced lbe Methodllt ebun:b ·m ttll Tuellabor force iD England to the day 117:10 p.m., at Jlle Cburdl. ___. coandultiU~ ~ i: troul> Rt. 22 'off" travel to IIIII poillndt wbeheretterthe poor HarvKermll"f VaaWaiVtonr•ntwlllles We have all size8 ae•er Rt. w ' "".. ~ ••, . w ~ Is prohib- ma wuges . •..... owo. jll~~~~: ;~~.:· aehines Re&IODable rates Nibert, Hogeett: Mrs. James from ee . spo was eondililms, whieb In' lUrll belp- proarom leaden .m boa. . "''""· M.,. ''", " "'"' ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 p . . C a lml WY Z.2971 day or nlgbt Scott, Lakin: Mrs. Clarence ~. ~· great fires k-• tehpt 80-t ed remove the aource of the di- 1111 Mn. William SwGel IIIII 'So"o:Sr"'" """ .,. ' 9 It tie Dursl, Rt. I Leon; Mrs. Mark .JIIII that the smo • mig I pur· llt!888. This Ia analagoua to Jlu&. Mrs. RUBSeU Brown. , POMEROY, OHIO G. Williams, Rt. 3 Leon, W. ly tbe atr, persons (Greed to sia'a gains jn economic CODdiWEDNESDAY 1TO 'LACI A .; 1BE1.TING, PLUMBING Rura Va : Mrs. Grace Moser, Pt. u.. the street breethed through UoDI today brillgiDg a let • up MIDDLEPORT LlTEltAI\Y Doaol bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- Pleasant: James D. Durbin, 0, cloths soaked In villegar that iD thelt "hll'd-core" lllelhods. Club will meet Wednesday IJ. PH ...i•• E WY 2. "I 56 \11'1 6 d tilers. 618 ti;. Main Street Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert R. tht aefd ml~ht purify. It jusl poaslbly may ba cbeap- lemQon at the home of Mrs. for S.le _ _ _ ==__,:!..,,.:,:=.. Rodgers, Rl 1 Middleport; Mn. But the pleague conUnued. er ill tbe lofl8 run lor us to give Roger Morgan at l p.m. Boob To Buy --t" Luta E. Southern, Middleport: Tbe miniStry warned that 11 :IOJile attentiol to removiD& lbe to be reviewed .:WU! be "HOUII ANTIQUE Furnirure, dtshes usm G. 1':. 13 cu. ft. , chest EXPERIENCED Mrs. Rober! K. Sayre, Rt. l was a diviDe curse and pointed '·fleas." of Many Rooms IJVI!II bJ Mrl. mi .o;re!fartet~us can or write : freezer. Good condition. $8>.' Racine; R·..-1 L. Williamson, Ia tbe plagues of Emmt and Brnce Lloyd tllld,, ''WOI!Ifll Sbo ld Be Allo eel '- uMrs How• rd !:«11. 100 W New Haven, 882-2241. 1 Rutland: Paul R. Houdalhelt, the plague sent on the Philllstlne C Wtn F !Bill) u . w ., -~ MG 10 St Pomeroy 2 I> Jtp Middleport: Mrs. Allen Hartl"f, as pwtlshment lor their capture H New . York Beo Phil\on. Roll Call respeaae a 29 tic Pomeroy; Mrs. Roy R. Buck ol the ark. And that only a re- Dk:lct asked the follow- will be a WODlall Ill lbe I Anothor ~lrst ot Landmork RUTLAND Rt. 2 Racme: Mrs. Hem-y L. formation Ia morals and piety ing statement be pubflahed. WilldiD Tn1l Gardlll iub ----:N::o-t-:-ic_e_ _ _ NEW! LANDMARK rrom the truet or WUllord, Racine; Miebael J. could alleviate Still it continued. .. 11 apeeeb on the floor eels at' . pm at lbe homo 1 7 30 fyr-Zon Apply WY 2-2156 :.':!:fl':.r\.~~.!"~'::re to the I Hawk, Pomeroy; Neal L. Jef. The disease fi~olly wore it- of the House Cong. Ryan sla~ :Mrs Atl~rd Pr~tt Balllfa!D LADY to, make her home wildh 0.1ter: Mrs. 0. self out but not before it haded that while' be did IIOI believe program be oame for room and board ··n :~~OUNE THE Uarke, Rt. I Middleport, Mrs. spread to most of Englond. But the diselaimer affidavit Ia re- tlt!rllatlon. Jighl cooking. Wrilec T h e EL Irene V. Caldwell, HunUngloB tbe methods used to combat tt ulred by lbe Medicare But POMEROY CRAFt AND D"ily S>'ntinel. Box 6fo8D. DAILY SENTIN WY 2-2142 ••moroy W. Va.; Mrs. Mllry W. Adams, are not yet completely eh~g- I~L. 89-l7) be Is lntroduclng a Hobby Chtb Ia tbe.Melp Mot2 15 l ie i __ ·- - -- - __ . . C'.oaf Grove; Jean Ann McWU- eel. bill striking out those sections orcycle clubhouse 01 tbe llarSMORGA~BORII Februorv t7. WANTED: Experienced meeh· &tJCfltJN!o:ER Hams, Wellston; Mrs. Dale R. Today the world has another of the but Ol which the Dept. of rlaonvllle Rood frvm 10 a. m. 5·UO P m · al the Sacred anic for minor parts lnstallaComplole Sorvl<t Ftfe: Hillsdale, _Mich.; Mrs. pla~e - that ol Communism. health, Education and Welfare untU 2 p. m. There will be 1 He:.rt l'hurdJ Auditorium, "'s~.~~T' ·IHAGE ADDmYEg tion service. Must be mature, f'ritt t~ratflw•' William R. Smtth, Rt. 5 Jack· Mintsters again warn that only, is basing ita decision that the •ck lunch at ROOD. Pomeroy. 11.00 for Adults, GIY£S YOU with ability to manage de· Wrtto. Prnno or Lontact so~o: Mrs. Frank Wetzel, Well· adherence to their leachillge fiUng of a disclaimer Ia requirTBVIIBDAY 50 ceoHs for children. 2·13-ltc BIG B£NlfJTS partment and sell parts. 4. L. qKAU~'llfiD slon; Samuel Carter, Grayson, will romove i(. We still wish Ia ed." THE WILLING WORKERS IWI.HIUU~ Homemade Pizza. Reg"'" Good working conditions. In Raeltte, Uhte Ky .: Charles L. Reed, Jackson; co~e those ~ho are "af~~t- Cong. Ryan added, "It Is elaaa ol the EnterpriH EUB 5nc. 15c. and $1 00 size. Deond Hi-T .. t leller, stale experience, ref· _!_I_tic - Mr.. Robert M. Flou, Jr., Ash- ed: to prohibit travel to In- my abiding CGttviction that sueb eburch wlli meet Thursday Joo •" p,,., <i ali .ifrk s 1>'" erences and wages expected. CUSTOM BUTCHERING atK ' land, Ky. f~eted areas,". to seal off the disclaimer affidavits infringe niDg at the homo o( Mn. Rngor r)· Bar, Middleport l2 8 tfr 1 Improves gasoline mileage Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, cutting. Will buy hides every Births . atfected countrtes. on the rights of free Americans Spencer with Mrl. Barley 2 4 tic 2. Cleans t·ocburelurs Box 688 A. Monday PhU Meier, Pbone Mrs. Robert L. Rodgers, M1d- "Smoke screens" to purify no less than loyalty paths or Brown u lbe hollesl. 3 Pre>ents arbure~or lclna WY S.3SIO. 9 t8 uc dleport, daughter, 5:W a.. m. U1e air are laid down by news lorher bald attemp'· to enforce, ;;.;;;;.;...;;;..;;;;~;;;;;;;.;;._ __ For Renl " Swps fuel lim fref'ZI;"-Up M d M OJ I E Ri b~ - - a l're>ents rusl. corrosi .. n H I Wanted • on ay; . rs. ar.. . c I releases and TV programs. We or attempts to guarantee I Ulla Cleans .ooo ke manifilds • e Real l:state For Sale ardson, Rio ?rande, son, %:57 "brea'!'e'~ our opin~ns through amlmity of ideological beliefs. f11RNISI'P.D apartment. ; CHAMBER MAID for Hotel , FOR SALE: 5 rooms with util· Monday, Mrs. Delmer D. the acJd of censors,.h'P;, And we I peraonally bave fought many rooms and bath. 390 S. ' ProleNs oosilive mnkrasp M 1' A I In rson I ity room. Water, gas and ~lark, Rt. I Middleport, daugb- 51111 Ignore the flea&. wars over this issue an•i I Is Ave .. Middlerorll'<l il W\' 2,..w.tinn svslems I arm. pp y pe 2-ll~tc l electricity. $2,500. Welsh fer, 7:10p.m. Monday. Communism, like other plag· dl•turbillg that there must be 2 15 52 2 tfc o••ve tN ro LANDMARK : - - - - . . -· · Town Hill. Phone WY z-3312. ues, thrives in an atmosphere slill another test on this issue." ' · AV\II .ABlE ~larch lsi. busi· Suo" Sorvico St.tlon Now MIDDLE AGED woman Ia 2 9 tfo Mrs. Marte Brumfteld, Mrs. o1 poverty. A man wbo Ia In fa- Rynn'a biD weuld prevent "a Ill' Mrs. Evelytl llrl4illl ness building. Luealed al 120 care for 3 boys, school age. I - Carl Casto Mrs. Joe Clark, p.1tent infringement of the rights Mrs. Elizabeth ilayel ol F·osl \l ain St . Pomeroy. Call 5 or 6 days a week. Does not POP SALE : 6 room house wtth Mrs. David A. Davia, Mrs. Witof th ind'vldual and reassert Cllester eoUed 011 Mr. IIIII ~l;otilda Schorn. WY 2·2524. lnsur~nce have to live ln. Call WY Z.l oatb, full basement, 891 IJy- liam Harrington, Mrs. Benja. ll:es efund.:mm,tal "'•hit •• Mn. Foo Hals"f Stmclq IIW0 2 15 Uc 67111. 2 8 tfc ~ell St., Middleport. Phoue: min H. Knox, Mrs. Chester A. •'6'• · 10011. ' . •. Pl Pleasant 6~26!rl. Lvuns, Mrs. Charles .1. Martin Blain Taylor'• mother, Mrs. 3 rROOM furni shed apartment ' !'nrvm& 'lo!rvt<e Cop 8usrneu Servtcel 11 1« tfc Je., James H. McKee, Mra. Zona Taylor, wbo bu 11een h,.ne WY 2-.1435 212 Snolh tes made Ill •egal papers M H •'-g lfV<I'al w-'bere 1 C. Rourh, rs. 80 Bur ow . ard spenwo .... Auto Sale. 5tn A\-'l.!nue , MJ,1dlt·port . Ohio bJrft1 rp, ·•,rn~ -"Jnd almiJst ' CURTIS, Dairy and beef sires. _ _., ___ iC. Smith, Mrs. Eva Stout Mn. 1Jltb her son, undeawat eye 2 2 lfe nther BIRTHDAY CLUB FridayP It..._....._ Camden Rl·uter ~··um•nls ln:o.uunce. PBmrro.. TMmimum f of w.oof perinf cow. ma CORVAIR Corsa 1965 Medium Ronald R. See and infant dau....... V•II ;H RIIPVI FUH\ISIIW t 4 dt o a ar:ners or or . blue. 4 speed, bucket seals, ghter, Mrs. C. Allell Leaeb ond Mrs. na Olborne - ' l y 1 1 1 - l t ' l u o -.. apartment. WY 2·538.1 tion or service, call Parker's. 10,000 miles approximately. illlanl aon, Mrl. Russell 1. FU- fertaiDed the Birthday Club. Dicely IIIII IIIII be 1 2! tie !AETNA CA~IIAI.T'I lnsurHnl'l' WY 2-2261, Pomeroy, 9M-3415 Take over paymeots. Pbtne linger 8lld lnfant n, Mrs. Jack Birlhdaya celebrated were Mrs, Mr and Mrs Carl Crabtree able to - well. 10 Nl( ELY furnished 2 bedroom ~~:o~~~= ~'i~~· Chester. Hl-30tc WI 9-3746. 2 I 6tc E Eiltm ond lnlont IOn, Mrs. Helen Areber and Mrs. Fran- and .RUBiell vi.tted with Mr ltld -~ ..;:; apa•tment, lliddleport, WY 2- 1 1 1 tic SEWING moehlnel. repair • lnstrudionl Donald D. Downllf and lnlanl cos Reed. Games wen enjoy- and Mrs. Dwalnl Jordan Dry~ Jacoba ('lgc(watl • , . 3874 1 11 918 y eel. to TbeMrl. doorlnea prizeOsborne. was awardand Keith 8unday • INSlJRANCE. Mallen flee, all makea. :I-22M. 111UCK DRIVERS, aemi or son. eel R&- ...... -"eel •veiling. •• .... wUb Mn. Effie Wlllaa, I II tie GRANGE ' 11te FabrK Shop. WPomotDI '""" w'ho "'"' . . 11 Ta~ILER LOT, Rutland. live , tnsuronc• Agency Inc .. Pom· Authorized Singer Sales aod Straight, ages 21 • 40. Some lreshmetttt were served 1o the Gillogly home reenUy were Tuck wllo II Yan o s . Pomeroy Motor Co' ump II .........,..... .... '""1~;!1 "~~::o:g•••• (lhlo End WIWILL CAtENDAR &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 15, 1868 ••· \NT AD INFORN' ~ r ION DIADLINII M. ca., ....,.. hltlictt..ll , - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -=-H=el.;,p=N•••n•le==~ll,.;;~~:.;~~~~~~·;;.roy~. W~nled CARRIER NEEDED I 1.-------------------,-:-,-,_4 _1 ll~c"'il RADIATOR sERvIcE lor~ell l 8y HOWII SCifNEIDER BLAEnNAP.'S "" . IDll GONtVA ~OIL ER0~01J LIE lHERE R>REVER? I :onar;ssthma~ ha: l~rs, Ilel~er St.~ ' ' ,I wni L ---... • ·t :• ,,. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOUlD; ., n• I I -- Tuppers Plains I 2n~ P.. ___ ~r,::;;,:'~~~d,';,'u;h~~hn~ ~-m '" Soc'Iety News ~il<•arged_ Reedsville Socl'ety Notes I H~'TO .11! · .. ·· 1 . ,r .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII +a. THREE and lour room furnisJt. e<l aDd unfumished apart· ments. WY 12 6 tic ' ROOM !u.'11ished apanment !01 rent Piton• WY :!-2176. M· Jot 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. Rowley and Reed Hardware. U 1 tic: TR~tLEH UITS _ lreo •• I •• a-• •ater B~..,.·o !'rail uu er~r Peril iSfate ,..,1\pprovedl Miners. "'" Obto, 0~~ W\ ~ ....,..., ~sm. J.J324. I II ttc 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom B 'f 1 B k' bouse. eautl u 1rcn 1tcnen cabinets. Phone : WV 2--5127. 4 TWO TRAILER SPACES 1 tfC for rent on the Village ol Middlepurt Call WY 2-3348 or WY 2·2188 or WY 2--3600. II 311 <fc BRICK .{luple.--3 bert""'" r I ,. eroy. Pbone wY 2-3311~ 1 II• • • ·~:~~~~ ~"'':.,..,..::::: lllr'o liconMT Call W\' 1-lii!M llill• 0 AI Ly A(lll()ll8 ' · ~,:~.. ' o.Sac"d bull o. 0 Burning ;~:"'' · Gem I2. 13. l.nrio.t It . Sin ~:fPsichor-' 2.5 Window I IS lie s. sakea Surff'lt II . YoungKlt:r ~ia!~~; 19_ Mmtra.l :;~·,::;•• .sprtnc p&rtll 2<. 7 u!!es 2 28 -Top · ~:~....~ilh ""' ALL WIC'OMG, BUT I'M 6JJRE MOT A&oi!T 1'@! ~ 't!'f ~~~oo~':.: 8!~~~· ~ ',]P,·~,·.,,,. " 31. """ at ru11 DaGoa~ 5 ~7tUug 1 Pms Awarded f d In Syracuse '" Gi,,., """'• <o. noo, """ 41 . am"'' d•p.....lono and FA.._~umphrey ~- 1. At a dl11tance 2. HeMaehe 3. Raw mlneraJ LO!fOI'IlLLOW Ont> lelt~r simply atand8 for another. In thl1 sample A is us('d tor the lb'"' L'•, X for tbe two O'a, ete. Single letters, apoe-Lrophiet, the length and formatke f1l the wurdl aN all blntl. J:ac:h 4&y the code lllttere are dlffenmt. ·~~ttl o RL ORL F H BI a T N . OULO. IZL Irr N U A GIN 0 . - B RIW LDQL IZL UK r u KLz • Isv 'I'AIBTIIOTUI ....,.,.,.,.., Cryp........, D>LBNBSS TRAVELS VERT ILOWLY AND PDVBRTI' llOON OVBRTAK118 HER..lllfflTila 4 •• - tllow • I • - .. I ., u_ ~~::!:t!:LJ IIM't ALLEY OOP i -1:~:on; na ~-•· AIIBIE AND SLATS ~ I ••., ll11S NEvl:R WOULO HAVE IIAI'f'ENED IF I HAON'T600fEJ) liP ll!AT ~PID SI'ELL!Nii Bee .• I' . ""' . I . I l.ilJ WHEI4 ll1E TE~ER 5AID FOR :TQ-,:ij IN61llAT Cf>il.£ TO M~ MIND WAS l!liU.Io oiiA~; ....Oil,illoU. ... :..I:: Uf•fl ME To 5J>ELL "MAZE.' 1HE FIRST ,;:t OWi• ·> ~~~~Md~~~~\~ l Cf~1 .noq By BRANNEif !SrH r--------=~ j3IlfA ~qi•U ·"'~~ bO'l'tol liJfl'llll .lm· SAVE $2M. .00 ·,;:~Ill If "'rtLM ....'!:t~ cp,Dye au• · ~ · ta• 4 ~ ~., :tulfer.: ~· .. ·; SpIN. ET pI AN 0 S To Sell t . aad By RAEBURN VAN IUREN:"'''. ~ ••I !MIT 3 Good :'m :· DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - R•,.,•e how to worll 1&1 &XYDLBAAXa J~i'". :r.,. Camdp M~d~~~: to . take~~ s·os .. !!:=~;, o RL members and one guest, Mn. Fermill Borin( Dundu Mr er, Deleo Blake. IIIII Mrs Fr.U:.ia ~ :a.r.,.: on a riverboat, relarl!: W.S.C.B, Comtetavin • Mr and ' to bla employmeDt 1"rrda1 The WSCS met at lbe home Ralph Fr.!i I mU ll))elldlne I eoople ot lllya odal Mro.enfnc. Moo- GalllpoUs· ,.: and Y with bla wilt, lfrl. a1 ev g. ,.,. progrom was Gll ' d ~........ · 'rueter, 1 ill cbarge of Mrs. Carl Buckley Mrogandy """""pauJ Mr. and Mn. LaW!- Jlal. with lbe topic, "Aets Early · """· .,...,., aer and daugbler, Plmlla, Church and You." Business Ia, Leah, IIIII Joe, Mr. and were SUnday tim- IUflll of meeting was ill charlo of Mnt. Mrs. Carl Crabtn!e and RualeU, sister, Mr lnd Mn.. Way Cheller Buekl"f. Tbe me m- : · ~ I~Gn~ Clark and lamlly. The dinner hers oponsored a project for 1 e aro ""'"' famUy was 111 bmor of !be blrtbd~Jt: needy family. Refreshments ~·and Mn. John David Gil- o( Mrs. Clark and Pamela ·llaJ· were ~erved II the eiOie ol ..,Jy and Mark, Albany, Ill'. Other aueall Ill tbe Oark the meeting to Mrs. Ben Buek- Mr. BDd Mn. Jante1 bcmle were lbe Clara' cJauabt. ley, Mrs. Bert Sbumway, Mrs. and family, MeArthur, _., Mr. 8lld Mn. llolllll GoJd. her grandmother Mfa •••. -..-.... -.a UCarl Buckley, Mrs. Warren Pfc. ' · • of Atbeu and •ukens, Mn' Gene WDson' MrL Galaway 011 Monday, leJdoa Baker pam..., · Jlef JL--#• 1 {)]ester Buctley, by the host. ~ uuld, daushter Mn. COoper Jell at - laame Mra. Humpbrey and dau&blen Mr. BDd Mrs. Cecil Jro,d ... lradurlfl8 ber blp. Sbe Karen and Robin Harry Wiseman Jr., ton wu to Camdea aart boau- ...... 11.•- ' - is Mr. and Mrs. • C. Ed Hum- mr • ......... Harry pUa1 MO!Idq. Mrl• " ........., phrey and daughters 9lsited Sr., are bodl recovering tbe IDOiber of Mrs. a... Mr. and Mrl, Robert King and their homes followint Baraelt with whom lbe JDide toJniea Ml s > L - hom U - ...__. _ __, BOn, Delaw~ Ohill at . t. Mary. u:nr e......... ~ ••u Lee Wallace Is a patfeol at pita!, Nelsonvllle. II alii I dau,bter. . L en...:_clad~ HospJtal at -~~ted· andtbelrldrada...!_arl llteMriDo.GraMce ~~~= ata.fn........ 't'W "w auter, ra u ~~Howard Buckley of Marietta Wanda Jones tllld II, lbe Jaet 11'11111!11 • llaute. 'l'lslled with Mr. and Mn. Vir- NeiiOtlville on Saturday. Antllh-1 Iii Buckey recently. er daughter, Mrs. Wlld1 · !•Hila' Mrs. MariOD Hall baa return- Wiseman of HarrlsonvUie, was IL.-.1 ed home from ComdenClark I ltlpper BUell It ber -tt· ..... bos ital Park bu 11o ,_ .... 111 Aff 7:1$ a.m .; Duncan Bruce up p ' era rl. me on Sunday. or en one£ 19· 3-40 am . Steel Ran Mr. and Mrs. Dorael Riebel Eddie Lou Hnw- Ja • · · ·• cer lslted tth Mr tllld Mn. 11o- 1111a1 -, ~wn Greenup • p.m.; BUsha ~ M!to. d•n,Wn ol poiJa II HniRr lfolpltal, GaJB,II Attend . t- ooda Up Greeat4> 4 a.m.; Jot .._,_ ....:. ance pma were preoen Joneo down GreenUp 7-SO Lm ........ ~ ...... Beulah Cordray, ed at the Syraeuse N...,..ne Dlinols down Meldahl Mrs. Rushia SbumWIIY attmd- attderwttJI ..., at Boblefll eburch Sunday durillg lbe SUD- Franklin Pierce up eel lbt weddirrl of ' - l!rBDii- boapitaJ Ia at day School hour. , IS p.m.; Inca up Meldalll I·H dlfllbler, Barbara Newell, AU.. home ot her 1011-bt-law eWINTER .,.,.., ....... "... Mn. Leroy Watson, assisted 1p.m. · erut. d&ucbter, Mr. 11111 11r1. by Boll, Stewari, superintendent Gallipolis Dam _ L J · Jw Wbllehead and ltogtlr Jetren. ... ·· · made the presentations. Re- Lucas up 4·15 m • : / ane M = celebrated lbeJr l3lb Tbe Clrpenter Baptial !~~~~~II .,.25 • ceivlng pins were Leroy Wat- Cool up l·io Sail ~~ blrtltdi SUnday at tbe bome lroup met at the ltome Gl eGullarlnt~~t•l....., son a ten year pill· Rev. WU- d · ·• Y of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredilb ¥4 Mn R. A ~ I!" 6 · Jia.;, Thorpe and M~a Elladeno z~wn :I~ a.~bllip Spora, If Beverly. A Valentbtt theme Sunday ~emu; llillowiDc. . $39$ · Watson, nine years( Steve \Bm~er, sso aylvanla and. was used and BD aeblfl8e ot meetl!!c lite · 0 lllry ' Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Car- .~t• State, aU apbowtd and Valenllttes was enjoyed. A de- Helen Peclt eWuriJt.Spllllt •son Hayes, eight yeors; Terry. ng. corated cake Centered the labia Friley Mr 'and Mn • WIJIIII Blrlj Amerleait dlllp Corky and Bobby Lou Moore, Krtaowba River - Allen R. and the bonored IUesll reeefy. die ~ Ra · Ra tllld Lenora Bass, seven yean; Merrfll up London 8:20 p.m.; ed many lifts, Pretent were lite' Whl..,.:.,._ and Kalby Louella and Randy Moore and A. J. Patten up Marmet 1:211 Mrs. Harry Pickens, Raell!e; _ ..... .folnetl tht Barbie Bass, s!J: yean; Ricky. a.m.; Panza Up Winfield 1:4$ Mr. and Mn. Harold Sauer, Ma- llelgb rldiDg I1'0UP 11 lbe lloa•ll Tomara and Sandy Stewart and o.m.: National down Winfl•ld ry Ruth and Joy, Middleport; Ill Doney and Lavera Jordan• Sberri Bass, fotlf years: Louise ft' 10 p.m.: Beaver down Wfn- Mr. and Mrs. Donver Weber, Others wbo enjoyed tbe slelab II London, Bob Stewart and Day.if~Pid 9:05p.m.; Holen Z. down .Davld and Mark, Mr. and Mnt. rldlfl8 >Vfth the Jordane . id Bass, three years: Uncia Willfleld 10:30 p.m.; Solvay li:mest Whlteheed, Jane and Mr. and Mrl. !tax Noel Weaver, Bobby Joo Varian and down Winfield 1:15 a.in. ,.lull, Mr. and Mra. Warren Pick- family of Athens, Mr. Bob Moore, two years, and Artie · ens. Kay Balderson Reed,svtlle, Rl~bard Jeffers, Mr.~~·~~ Grindley, one year. In the 116 yeare from t819 and Charlet MeredUh ,Beerlp 'John . to 1155, IIIOtf than 40' million !and the honored and The cork tree Is I live oak; aliena entered the v n, I• cl au!jy .. thst is, It Ia green the year- States, aecordfll<! to tile En- eel a brtkm let!. "'"' J~fera, 1 nd - ·· ·~ • .. •,., ~..... ~ g . ,...... t~-. -· " ' " p~u ~ .,. .• t • ., . ·!·· ·• . . ..,. ' . ~:-~::; .~~rM:"~' .!!i~u:":'." ,:~ a"' ;_'·t ·,it"' PiR§OMAt, QtlfSTICWiJ) w.ntecl hide MonnL•In .. ' River News experience helpful bnt not necessary. You can earn over $3 per hour after short trainIL'! CONDITIONING Relrfger ing. For application write Natioo Wide Semi Division, 1255 "ll GaltUpoandlls Corwi• Av•nue, Hamilton, ~ ... , • · , ro era ou, 1 TU :1-3537. _ _ • tie Ohio. Or call 51 3-.'195-5849. lorking auspended at 9 a.m.. to2 15 3te day, Pomeroy-Mason oul, Pl Pleasant 42.79, Hinton 6.2$ ritRD Emo!ovment In(, Kanawha Falls 12.!16 fallJO. Ia. LADY WOULD like housework illg, Charleston 2ti.!JI rlsillg. Lon· ;:•·• Lorena Sn der WY 2-6361. dotJ Dam was running 171> feet 22. Wat.rY ' 2 116tp Mannet 28 feet and Winfield oroot 46 feet on rollers. The Ohio Riv,.,.. Leg1l Notice er was rlsill8 at the rate of toe 23. ~:gin~ --··- · ·tenth o a loot per hour from NOTICI TO IIDOIII 2t. Con~ Be•l•d bidll will be received b, u. Dam 13 don to GaiUpoUa Dam. Junctlcm ToWDIIltP Trwt•o of oruce Ton.· Boa& MovemeDtl· B lhlp, Melp CountJ, Ohio, II Uae Df· ' is~~=~: , .........,.. ..... Gee ., tbe TOWDihlp Cli!!rk, R. R. J Obio RIYtr - Wester. down ab.... 14, 9:15 p.m.; Robert Reed up 30. Anoint 35. Within llilho operate alld malnlaln II Street lf 6•50 p m . Rt'cltard Mor(AV 1 • • •• Ulhtlnl Ulllta, rnounu..t oa metaJ ..1 31. Weaken 38. FooUike ,,.,.,,. ""'""' 00 """"'" ..,.,, up 14, 7:40 p.m.: Charles Stev32. !'!~~~:ark 38 _~ noUcu ~ ,:~:en~1 ~:~~tto~ ~P::n WI~:_:: enson, Bob Bentt!r Susan Lau,e 33. Th• Great 38. Zodiac Oranle Town~hlp, Melli County, Ohio. Itied Up at 14• Lady M•mn' Coaluct for 1 pertod of 0 ,.an I ' DivkN lip aDd Cll to (HI paid mont hly. jup 15, 6:40 ,p.m.: Barbara._I" Brente "'~'h.":~,:;~ ::; .~~:·:;::;;:or~'!: up ,15, 3 a.m.; Walter Beekjord :!~r!~·~·~h~~s~~w::t"';:;t b'!~n h~ down 15, 8 a.m.: Deender up der , but the right Ia R ••n•d to ..... 18, 6:10a.m.; H. E. Bowlet up ,... ···.,~~· .:,':,~!::;. 16. 9:15 p.m.; Allee up If, 6,30 o""" 3To... hop c''"'· a.m.: Edeana Bosworth up 17 0 1 1 1 a . ~~ j : ,~ .v :':: ~~~· J a.m.: Onward down 17, ••• , a.m.: Jefferson down 17 a.m.·. J. s. Lew'· down. 6.1.. 7• t:!O 29. CUddle l7. Wo Va. ,.,,.,. - . . A c.r..wia and namo- l7. IJnorouoed 18. ternul · Av,oue. Call WV 2· 1121. 2 4 uc ---:::-::-:-:--- - - ""- 7 11. Sm"'' 2 1. ,. 19M AWS Chalmers tractor. B-Model, mowing · machine and plow Pnce 1450 Call wv 2-71131. 2 10 6tp POTATOES, $2 bushel. Marvin Stone, Rolland. 2 10 6tp CARPETS a fright' them a bewtiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, 11. Baker Furnilure, Middleport. 2-1}6te -··SOUP'S ON, the rug lhat so clean the spot witb Blue Lustre. Renl electric shsm. .pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement Block, Porr·<Toy. :!-13-8tc FOR ·sALE: --lit tonpiektlpJ truci<S, 1946 and 1955. Qalli Ljl1111s Garnge, a. OIIa""" l~. noyance :!':';'·~. living room . dining mom. <•t· chen. base""'"' forced .; a1r ga'i 'nd tu r!lflre'"rage But· 'fOR SALE <. .....,.., o. ~':::,';,"" 11.::::.~. ond majutlc! 1 :Ill tie cR0 ssw 0 9. First.r.. te Hi. Became Service. .. J': By HAROLD GRAY 'T4E1' ~ LIKh f..IOOOS T'~ \IJI..It:N I ~IRST SAW '£M I 'CQUQSii, I Q'POst l ~ & I miles from Pomeroy Pbone SU ll 23 80tc FOUR ~oi>M fumiShed apart· ment. ,WY 2-3658. 11 15 tie ' .1 '~ n, jl .\ Carpenter SociaJ News 11 f" "01!, ... ..' �... .... ..-...... . ... ' ........... ~ ..\ -~-~ ' '"'- · ~...;----...,..·----r--::---· ! '" ~ · · · · - ~ --.. \' 1 f \ I, . . ···-· ·····-···· "" • ' " ' _ _..__ -~ ... ~~- ..... ' •I ' ' SOCIAL Get Extra Cash The Want Ad W:,.y 1 p. MtnciiY DHIIIM ,:.. A. M . CANCILLATIONI CO. . ICTtONI Wilt D•' ICC..,.... until t:to A . M. Ftr Oar .. Publlntl•n t SIGNS Pomeroy 01' OUAlnT ,._Moto __r_C~o~. I 1963 Corvair Panel $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good traction. •IGULATIONI 1'hw •ubllllfltr , ..." " tht t11M te •IIIH ~ ,.IHI tnY ... llHM•II D-IHIIOftllflt. lrN" thoulll M ,.,.,I'M "'*' rn. lmrn.ctltltJ' lllhtr WUI nDt 1M rn,..,.lb .. for fiiDrt fftan •n• lttcorreri '"""~•· 1962 Chevrolet H} ·Ton $1695 L. w.B. Like new 7fiOx20 Hl·ply tires. Cab A·l condition. Heater, heavy duty springs, 292 cu. in. 6-<yL engine. $8 99 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton -:----::--:--:-: R. duals, d900x20bod d h l V-8 t engine, heavy duty spring. 11' oAno Iller W•nt A• ..rv1~ •••• •,., w... ••• '"""''" , :::"~'"::: !!:;"..,",.:::"•.,. -"'"'' '"""""'1111 ••• u:~,~~~:~-:·.~~r~l~ ... l 11.11 ~ " •• _ . Discount .. .,. Hospital News E"'YfiiY Speclillo If In the faD of tbe year IM7, Mltrlt'l Style Polf1 25 EDiered Betpllal relul'lling aoldierl ·brought to Hllrcub ' 1·50 I Persons enlerlfl8 lloller Jlos. LuntloD the newt of lilt copture . stt.mpoo& Sib ' · lpltalduringlbepaal2ihoursiD- Londonlbenewsoflbe aplure =•dmpaoiY , 3,50 eluded: Mrs. Charlu E. RfciJ. of Calais, and, unlmowifl8ly, Ptrmanenh 57.50 up ordaon, Rio Grande; Mrs. Wll- the lieu which were to tpreld Wn Self and Servtco Uam A. Reynolds, Rl I VInton; lbe plague known as the Blaek Wigs and W)JIOII Mrs. Vernon C. Blazer, Eureka Death. This scourge kUied Dllll'Man·8 ,1 Style Post Star Rl: Mrs. Edward W. 1'ur-11y ball ,the population of the ley, Rt. I Crown City; Mn. city. SIDce no one at the Ume tH. 124S ratu~a. Ph. Otlte WY 2-5271 Clara Lou Ken~ 135 State St.: knew the cause, various meiDI • Palmer Trimble, Rl 2 Gallipo- were nsed to combat the dlaease. ~ R Plwnlll i lis: Mrs. Charles N. McGuire, ~ E •Miners·"llne Galllpolls: Mrs. V'8ltce A. Dray, Victims of theted areas plague were ..N hGRtlng et .... fined infes were co~r.!!tlll, ~ ~ewer GV~~Itonpol_ls~.~·1~:'"j:• ~:alecl . tor of ''llllrtDa lite WSI)Ib" will d!uce bla lilea u 10911 u be bu llllf wealth lo lhll'tl. Yet eur pollcJes-. delllnecl 'niESDAY SYRACUSE PTA II 111111 II tbe 1Cboo1 ~ . Tbt JII'Oif8lll will be Jl' II l 'tiotl bJ tblrd arada llndentt. ~ mentt will be IMI'Yed.. All Jill' en11 and frleoda 1111 lllvUed. FRIEI!DLY CIRCLE Ill the Fedwated Chareb wj~ ,lllletll 8 p.m. wllb Mr1. ThoiDII YO!IDI u proarom leader. SAIJSBURY PTA .--~ It 7:11 p.m. Tbart will be • Founders i>IIY prvgriiD and all P8f1 presideala ore uted II be to promote poverty ln "aiDlcleel areu" by restraillla If trade 1nd refusal Ia lell food to them. Even the 1fe11 poverly program iD our own eOUDtry 11 to be curtaUed 011 •=11111 of lbe espenae of "-""'••" · .................,. Com- present. monism In Asia. LYDIA CIRa.E If tbe UDiled Tile Black Death reduced lbe Methodllt ebun:b ·m ttll Tuellabor force iD England to the day 117:10 p.m., at Jlle Cburdl. ___. coandultiU~ ~ i: troul> Rt. 22 'off" travel to IIIII poillndt wbeheretterthe poor HarvKermll"f VaaWaiVtonr•ntwlllles We have all size8 ae•er Rt. w ' "".. ~ ••, . w ~ Is prohib- ma wuges . •..... owo. jll~~~~: ;~~.:· aehines Re&IODable rates Nibert, Hogeett: Mrs. James from ee . spo was eondililms, whieb In' lUrll belp- proarom leaden .m boa. . "''""· M.,. ''", " "'"' ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 p . . C a lml WY Z.2971 day or nlgbt Scott, Lakin: Mrs. Clarence ~. ~· great fires k-• tehpt 80-t ed remove the aource of the di- 1111 Mn. William SwGel IIIII 'So"o:Sr"'" """ .,. ' 9 It tie Dursl, Rt. I Leon; Mrs. Mark .JIIII that the smo • mig I pur· llt!888. This Ia analagoua to Jlu&. Mrs. RUBSeU Brown. , POMEROY, OHIO G. Williams, Rt. 3 Leon, W. ly tbe atr, persons (Greed to sia'a gains jn economic CODdiWEDNESDAY 1TO 'LACI A .; 1BE1.TING, PLUMBING Rura Va : Mrs. Grace Moser, Pt. u.. the street breethed through UoDI today brillgiDg a let • up MIDDLEPORT LlTEltAI\Y Doaol bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- Pleasant: James D. Durbin, 0, cloths soaked In villegar that iD thelt "hll'd-core" lllelhods. Club will meet Wednesday IJ. PH ...i•• E WY 2. "I 56 \11'1 6 d tilers. 618 ti;. Main Street Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert R. tht aefd ml~ht purify. It jusl poaslbly may ba cbeap- lemQon at the home of Mrs. for S.le _ _ _ ==__,:!..,,.:,:=.. Rodgers, Rl 1 Middleport; Mn. But the pleague conUnued. er ill tbe lofl8 run lor us to give Roger Morgan at l p.m. Boob To Buy --t" Luta E. Southern, Middleport: Tbe miniStry warned that 11 :IOJile attentiol to removiD& lbe to be reviewed .:WU! be "HOUII ANTIQUE Furnirure, dtshes usm G. 1':. 13 cu. ft. , chest EXPERIENCED Mrs. Rober! K. Sayre, Rt. l was a diviDe curse and pointed '·fleas." of Many Rooms IJVI!II bJ Mrl. mi .o;re!fartet~us can or write : freezer. Good condition. $8>.' Racine; R·..-1 L. Williamson, Ia tbe plagues of Emmt and Brnce Lloyd tllld,, ''WOI!Ifll Sbo ld Be Allo eel '- uMrs How• rd !:«11. 100 W New Haven, 882-2241. 1 Rutland: Paul R. Houdalhelt, the plague sent on the Philllstlne C Wtn F !Bill) u . w ., -~ MG 10 St Pomeroy 2 I> Jtp Middleport: Mrs. Allen Hartl"f, as pwtlshment lor their capture H New . York Beo Phil\on. Roll Call respeaae a 29 tic Pomeroy; Mrs. Roy R. Buck ol the ark. And that only a re- Dk:lct asked the follow- will be a WODlall Ill lbe I Anothor ~lrst ot Landmork RUTLAND Rt. 2 Racme: Mrs. Hem-y L. formation Ia morals and piety ing statement be pubflahed. WilldiD Tn1l Gardlll iub ----:N::o-t-:-ic_e_ _ _ NEW! LANDMARK rrom the truet or WUllord, Racine; Miebael J. could alleviate Still it continued. .. 11 apeeeb on the floor eels at' . pm at lbe homo 1 7 30 fyr-Zon Apply WY 2-2156 :.':!:fl':.r\.~~.!"~'::re to the I Hawk, Pomeroy; Neal L. Jef. The disease fi~olly wore it- of the House Cong. Ryan sla~ :Mrs Atl~rd Pr~tt Balllfa!D LADY to, make her home wildh 0.1ter: Mrs. 0. self out but not before it haded that while' be did IIOI believe program be oame for room and board ··n :~~OUNE THE Uarke, Rt. I Middleport, Mrs. spread to most of Englond. But the diselaimer affidavit Ia re- tlt!rllatlon. Jighl cooking. Wrilec T h e EL Irene V. Caldwell, HunUngloB tbe methods used to combat tt ulred by lbe Medicare But POMEROY CRAFt AND D"ily S>'ntinel. Box 6fo8D. DAILY SENTIN WY 2-2142 ••moroy W. Va.; Mrs. Mllry W. Adams, are not yet completely eh~g- I~L. 89-l7) be Is lntroduclng a Hobby Chtb Ia tbe.Melp Mot2 15 l ie i __ ·- - -- - __ . . C'.oaf Grove; Jean Ann McWU- eel. bill striking out those sections orcycle clubhouse 01 tbe llarSMORGA~BORII Februorv t7. WANTED: Experienced meeh· &tJCfltJN!o:ER Hams, Wellston; Mrs. Dale R. Today the world has another of the but Ol which the Dept. of rlaonvllle Rood frvm 10 a. m. 5·UO P m · al the Sacred anic for minor parts lnstallaComplole Sorvl<t Ftfe: Hillsdale, _Mich.; Mrs. pla~e - that ol Communism. health, Education and Welfare untU 2 p. m. There will be 1 He:.rt l'hurdJ Auditorium, "'s~.~~T' ·IHAGE ADDmYEg tion service. Must be mature, f'ritt t~ratflw•' William R. Smtth, Rt. 5 Jack· Mintsters again warn that only, is basing ita decision that the •ck lunch at ROOD. Pomeroy. 11.00 for Adults, GIY£S YOU with ability to manage de· Wrtto. Prnno or Lontact so~o: Mrs. Frank Wetzel, Well· adherence to their leachillge fiUng of a disclaimer Ia requirTBVIIBDAY 50 ceoHs for children. 2·13-ltc BIG B£NlfJTS partment and sell parts. 4. L. qKAU~'llfiD slon; Samuel Carter, Grayson, will romove i(. We still wish Ia ed." THE WILLING WORKERS IWI.HIUU~ Homemade Pizza. Reg"'" Good working conditions. In Raeltte, Uhte Ky .: Charles L. Reed, Jackson; co~e those ~ho are "af~~t- Cong. Ryan added, "It Is elaaa ol the EnterpriH EUB 5nc. 15c. and $1 00 size. Deond Hi-T .. t leller, stale experience, ref· _!_I_tic - Mr.. Robert M. Flou, Jr., Ash- ed: to prohibit travel to In- my abiding CGttviction that sueb eburch wlli meet Thursday Joo •" p,,., <i ali .ifrk s 1>'" erences and wages expected. CUSTOM BUTCHERING atK ' land, Ky. f~eted areas,". to seal off the disclaimer affidavits infringe niDg at the homo o( Mn. Rngor r)· Bar, Middleport l2 8 tfr 1 Improves gasoline mileage Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, cutting. Will buy hides every Births . atfected countrtes. on the rights of free Americans Spencer with Mrl. Barley 2 4 tic 2. Cleans t·ocburelurs Box 688 A. Monday PhU Meier, Pbone Mrs. Robert L. Rodgers, M1d- "Smoke screens" to purify no less than loyalty paths or Brown u lbe hollesl. 3 Pre>ents arbure~or lclna WY S.3SIO. 9 t8 uc dleport, daughter, 5:W a.. m. U1e air are laid down by news lorher bald attemp'· to enforce, ;;.;;;;.;...;;;..;;;;~;;;;;;;.;;._ __ For Renl " Swps fuel lim fref'ZI;"-Up M d M OJ I E Ri b~ - - a l're>ents rusl. corrosi .. n H I Wanted • on ay; . rs. ar.. . c I releases and TV programs. We or attempts to guarantee I Ulla Cleans .ooo ke manifilds • e Real l:state For Sale ardson, Rio ?rande, son, %:57 "brea'!'e'~ our opin~ns through amlmity of ideological beliefs. f11RNISI'P.D apartment. ; CHAMBER MAID for Hotel , FOR SALE: 5 rooms with util· Monday, Mrs. Delmer D. the acJd of censors,.h'P;, And we I peraonally bave fought many rooms and bath. 390 S. ' ProleNs oosilive mnkrasp M 1' A I In rson I ity room. Water, gas and ~lark, Rt. I Middleport, daugb- 51111 Ignore the flea&. wars over this issue an•i I Is Ave .. Middlerorll'<l il W\' 2,..w.tinn svslems I arm. pp y pe 2-ll~tc l electricity. $2,500. Welsh fer, 7:10p.m. Monday. Communism, like other plag· dl•turbillg that there must be 2 15 52 2 tfc o••ve tN ro LANDMARK : - - - - . . -· · Town Hill. Phone WY z-3312. ues, thrives in an atmosphere slill another test on this issue." ' · AV\II .ABlE ~larch lsi. busi· Suo" Sorvico St.tlon Now MIDDLE AGED woman Ia 2 9 tfo Mrs. Marte Brumfteld, Mrs. o1 poverty. A man wbo Ia In fa- Rynn'a biD weuld prevent "a Ill' Mrs. Evelytl llrl4illl ness building. Luealed al 120 care for 3 boys, school age. I - Carl Casto Mrs. Joe Clark, p.1tent infringement of the rights Mrs. Elizabeth ilayel ol F·osl \l ain St . Pomeroy. Call 5 or 6 days a week. Does not POP SALE : 6 room house wtth Mrs. David A. Davia, Mrs. Witof th ind'vldual and reassert Cllester eoUed 011 Mr. IIIII ~l;otilda Schorn. WY 2·2524. lnsur~nce have to live ln. Call WY Z.l oatb, full basement, 891 IJy- liam Harrington, Mrs. Benja. ll:es efund.:mm,tal "'•hit •• Mn. Foo Hals"f Stmclq IIW0 2 15 Uc 67111. 2 8 tfc ~ell St., Middleport. Phoue: min H. Knox, Mrs. Chester A. •'6'• · 10011. ' . •. Pl Pleasant 6~26!rl. Lvuns, Mrs. Charles .1. Martin Blain Taylor'• mother, Mrs. 3 rROOM furni shed apartment ' !'nrvm& 'lo!rvt<e Cop 8usrneu Servtcel 11 1« tfc Je., James H. McKee, Mra. Zona Taylor, wbo bu 11een h,.ne WY 2-.1435 212 Snolh tes made Ill •egal papers M H •'-g lfV<I'al w-'bere 1 C. Rourh, rs. 80 Bur ow . ard spenwo .... Auto Sale. 5tn A\-'l.!nue , MJ,1dlt·port . Ohio bJrft1 rp, ·•,rn~ -"Jnd almiJst ' CURTIS, Dairy and beef sires. _ _., ___ iC. Smith, Mrs. Eva Stout Mn. 1Jltb her son, undeawat eye 2 2 lfe nther BIRTHDAY CLUB FridayP It..._....._ Camden Rl·uter ~··um•nls ln:o.uunce. PBmrro.. TMmimum f of w.oof perinf cow. ma CORVAIR Corsa 1965 Medium Ronald R. See and infant dau....... V•II ;H RIIPVI FUH\ISIIW t 4 dt o a ar:ners or or . blue. 4 speed, bucket seals, ghter, Mrs. C. Allell Leaeb ond Mrs. na Olborne - ' l y 1 1 1 - l t ' l u o -.. apartment. WY 2·538.1 tion or service, call Parker's. 10,000 miles approximately. illlanl aon, Mrl. Russell 1. FU- fertaiDed the Birthday Club. Dicely IIIII IIIII be 1 2! tie !AETNA CA~IIAI.T'I lnsurHnl'l' WY 2-2261, Pomeroy, 9M-3415 Take over paymeots. Pbtne linger 8lld lnfant n, Mrs. Jack Birlhdaya celebrated were Mrs, Mr and Mrs Carl Crabtree able to - well. 10 Nl( ELY furnished 2 bedroom ~~:o~~~= ~'i~~· Chester. Hl-30tc WI 9-3746. 2 I 6tc E Eiltm ond lnlont IOn, Mrs. Helen Areber and Mrs. Fran- and .RUBiell vi.tted with Mr ltld -~ ..;:; apa•tment, lliddleport, WY 2- 1 1 1 tic SEWING moehlnel. repair • lnstrudionl Donald D. Downllf and lnlanl cos Reed. Games wen enjoy- and Mrs. Dwalnl Jordan Dry~ Jacoba ('lgc(watl • , . 3874 1 11 918 y eel. to TbeMrl. doorlnea prizeOsborne. was awardand Keith 8unday • INSlJRANCE. Mallen flee, all makea. :I-22M. 111UCK DRIVERS, aemi or son. eel R&- ...... -"eel •veiling. •• .... wUb Mn. Effie Wlllaa, I II tie GRANGE ' 11te FabrK Shop. WPomotDI '""" w'ho "'"' . . 11 Ta~ILER LOT, Rutland. live , tnsuronc• Agency Inc .. Pom· Authorized Singer Sales aod Straight, ages 21 • 40. Some lreshmetttt were served 1o the Gillogly home reenUy were Tuck wllo II Yan o s . Pomeroy Motor Co' ump II .........,..... .... '""1~;!1 "~~::o:g•••• (lhlo End WIWILL CAtENDAR &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 15, 1868 ••· \NT AD INFORN' ~ r ION DIADLINII M. ca., ....,.. hltlictt..ll , - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -=-H=el.;,p=N•••n•le==~ll,.;;~~:.;~~~~~~·;;.roy~. W~nled CARRIER NEEDED I 1.-------------------,-:-,-,_4 _1 ll~c"'il RADIATOR sERvIcE lor~ell l 8y HOWII SCifNEIDER BLAEnNAP.'S "" . IDll GONtVA ~OIL ER0~01J LIE lHERE R>REVER? I :onar;ssthma~ ha: l~rs, Ilel~er St.~ ' ' ,I wni L ---... • ·t :• ,,. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOUlD; ., n• I I -- Tuppers Plains I 2n~ P.. ___ ~r,::;;,:'~~~d,';,'u;h~~hn~ ~-m '" Soc'Iety News ~il<•arged_ Reedsville Socl'ety Notes I H~'TO .11! · .. ·· 1 . ,r .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII +a. THREE and lour room furnisJt. e<l aDd unfumished apart· ments. WY 12 6 tic ' ROOM !u.'11ished apanment !01 rent Piton• WY :!-2176. M· Jot 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. Rowley and Reed Hardware. U 1 tic: TR~tLEH UITS _ lreo •• I •• a-• •ater B~..,.·o !'rail uu er~r Peril iSfate ,..,1\pprovedl Miners. "'" Obto, 0~~ W\ ~ ....,..., ~sm. J.J324. I II ttc 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom B 'f 1 B k' bouse. eautl u 1rcn 1tcnen cabinets. Phone : WV 2--5127. 4 TWO TRAILER SPACES 1 tfC for rent on the Village ol Middlepurt Call WY 2-3348 or WY 2·2188 or WY 2--3600. II 311 <fc BRICK .{luple.--3 bert""'" r I ,. eroy. Pbone wY 2-3311~ 1 II• • • ·~:~~~~ ~"'':.,..,..::::: lllr'o liconMT Call W\' 1-lii!M llill• 0 AI Ly A(lll()ll8 ' · ~,:~.. ' o.Sac"d bull o. 0 Burning ;~:"'' · Gem I2. 13. l.nrio.t It . Sin ~:fPsichor-' 2.5 Window I IS lie s. sakea Surff'lt II . YoungKlt:r ~ia!~~; 19_ Mmtra.l :;~·,::;•• .sprtnc p&rtll 2<. 7 u!!es 2 28 -Top · ~:~....~ilh ""' ALL WIC'OMG, BUT I'M 6JJRE MOT A&oi!T 1'@! ~ 't!'f ~~~oo~':.: 8!~~~· ~ ',]P,·~,·.,,,. " 31. """ at ru11 DaGoa~ 5 ~7tUug 1 Pms Awarded f d In Syracuse '" Gi,,., """'• <o. noo, """ 41 . am"'' d•p.....lono and FA.._~umphrey ~- 1. At a dl11tance 2. HeMaehe 3. Raw mlneraJ LO!fOI'IlLLOW Ont> lelt~r simply atand8 for another. In thl1 sample A is us('d tor the lb'"' L'•, X for tbe two O'a, ete. Single letters, apoe-Lrophiet, the length and formatke f1l the wurdl aN all blntl. J:ac:h 4&y the code lllttere are dlffenmt. ·~~ttl o RL ORL F H BI a T N . OULO. IZL Irr N U A GIN 0 . - B RIW LDQL IZL UK r u KLz • Isv 'I'AIBTIIOTUI ....,.,.,.,.., Cryp........, D>LBNBSS TRAVELS VERT ILOWLY AND PDVBRTI' llOON OVBRTAK118 HER..lllfflTila 4 •• - tllow • I • - .. I ., u_ ~~::!:t!:LJ IIM't ALLEY OOP i -1:~:on; na ~-•· AIIBIE AND SLATS ~ I ••., ll11S NEvl:R WOULO HAVE IIAI'f'ENED IF I HAON'T600fEJ) liP ll!AT ~PID SI'ELL!Nii Bee .• I' . ""' . I . I l.ilJ WHEI4 ll1E TE~ER 5AID FOR :TQ-,:ij IN61llAT Cf>il.£ TO M~ MIND WAS l!liU.Io oiiA~; ....Oil,illoU. ... :..I:: Uf•fl ME To 5J>ELL "MAZE.' 1HE FIRST ,;:t OWi• ·> ~~~~Md~~~~\~ l Cf~1 .noq By BRANNEif !SrH r--------=~ j3IlfA ~qi•U ·"'~~ bO'l'tol liJfl'llll .lm· SAVE $2M. .00 ·,;:~Ill If "'rtLM ....'!:t~ cp,Dye au• · ~ · ta• 4 ~ ~., :tulfer.: ~· .. ·; SpIN. ET pI AN 0 S To Sell t . aad By RAEBURN VAN IUREN:"'''. ~ ••I !MIT 3 Good :'m :· DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - R•,.,•e how to worll 1&1 &XYDLBAAXa J~i'". :r.,. Camdp M~d~~~: to . take~~ s·os .. !!:=~;, o RL members and one guest, Mn. Fermill Borin( Dundu Mr er, Deleo Blake. IIIII Mrs Fr.U:.ia ~ :a.r.,.: on a riverboat, relarl!: W.S.C.B, Comtetavin • Mr and ' to bla employmeDt 1"rrda1 The WSCS met at lbe home Ralph Fr.!i I mU ll))elldlne I eoople ot lllya odal Mro.enfnc. Moo- GalllpoUs· ,.: and Y with bla wilt, lfrl. a1 ev g. ,.,. progrom was Gll ' d ~........ · 'rueter, 1 ill cbarge of Mrs. Carl Buckley Mrogandy """""pauJ Mr. and Mn. LaW!- Jlal. with lbe topic, "Aets Early · """· .,...,., aer and daugbler, Plmlla, Church and You." Business Ia, Leah, IIIII Joe, Mr. and were SUnday tim- IUflll of meeting was ill charlo of Mnt. Mrs. Carl Crabtn!e and RualeU, sister, Mr lnd Mn.. Way Cheller Buekl"f. Tbe me m- : · ~ I~Gn~ Clark and lamlly. The dinner hers oponsored a project for 1 e aro ""'"' famUy was 111 bmor of !be blrtbd~Jt: needy family. Refreshments ~·and Mn. John David Gil- o( Mrs. Clark and Pamela ·llaJ· were ~erved II the eiOie ol ..,Jy and Mark, Albany, Ill'. Other aueall Ill tbe Oark the meeting to Mrs. Ben Buek- Mr. BDd Mn. Jante1 bcmle were lbe Clara' cJauabt. ley, Mrs. Bert Sbumway, Mrs. and family, MeArthur, _., Mr. 8lld Mn. llolllll GoJd. her grandmother Mfa •••. -..-.... -.a UCarl Buckley, Mrs. Warren Pfc. ' · • of Atbeu and •ukens, Mn' Gene WDson' MrL Galaway 011 Monday, leJdoa Baker pam..., · Jlef JL--#• 1 {)]ester Buctley, by the host. ~ uuld, daushter Mn. COoper Jell at - laame Mra. Humpbrey and dau&blen Mr. BDd Mrs. Cecil Jro,d ... lradurlfl8 ber blp. Sbe Karen and Robin Harry Wiseman Jr., ton wu to Camdea aart boau- ...... 11.•- ' - is Mr. and Mrs. • C. Ed Hum- mr • ......... Harry pUa1 MO!Idq. Mrl• " ........., phrey and daughters 9lsited Sr., are bodl recovering tbe IDOiber of Mrs. a... Mr. and Mrl, Robert King and their homes followint Baraelt with whom lbe JDide toJniea Ml s > L - hom U - ...__. _ __, BOn, Delaw~ Ohill at . t. Mary. u:nr e......... ~ ••u Lee Wallace Is a patfeol at pita!, Nelsonvllle. II alii I dau,bter. . L en...:_clad~ HospJtal at -~~ted· andtbelrldrada...!_arl llteMriDo.GraMce ~~~= ata.fn........ 't'W "w auter, ra u ~~Howard Buckley of Marietta Wanda Jones tllld II, lbe Jaet 11'11111!11 • llaute. 'l'lslled with Mr. and Mn. Vir- NeiiOtlville on Saturday. Antllh-1 Iii Buckey recently. er daughter, Mrs. Wlld1 · !•Hila' Mrs. MariOD Hall baa return- Wiseman of HarrlsonvUie, was IL.-.1 ed home from ComdenClark I ltlpper BUell It ber -tt· ..... bos ital Park bu 11o ,_ .... 111 Aff 7:1$ a.m .; Duncan Bruce up p ' era rl. me on Sunday. or en one£ 19· 3-40 am . Steel Ran Mr. and Mrs. Dorael Riebel Eddie Lou Hnw- Ja • · · ·• cer lslted tth Mr tllld Mn. 11o- 1111a1 -, ~wn Greenup • p.m.; BUsha ~ M!to. d•n,Wn ol poiJa II HniRr lfolpltal, GaJB,II Attend . t- ooda Up Greeat4> 4 a.m.; Jot .._,_ ....:. ance pma were preoen Joneo down GreenUp 7-SO Lm ........ ~ ...... Beulah Cordray, ed at the Syraeuse N...,..ne Dlinols down Meldahl Mrs. Rushia SbumWIIY attmd- attderwttJI ..., at Boblefll eburch Sunday durillg lbe SUD- Franklin Pierce up eel lbt weddirrl of ' - l!rBDii- boapitaJ Ia at day School hour. , IS p.m.; Inca up Meldalll I·H dlfllbler, Barbara Newell, AU.. home ot her 1011-bt-law eWINTER .,.,.., ....... "... Mn. Leroy Watson, assisted 1p.m. · erut. d&ucbter, Mr. 11111 11r1. by Boll, Stewari, superintendent Gallipolis Dam _ L J · Jw Wbllehead and ltogtlr Jetren. ... ·· · made the presentations. Re- Lucas up 4·15 m • : / ane M = celebrated lbeJr l3lb Tbe Clrpenter Baptial !~~~~~II .,.25 • ceivlng pins were Leroy Wat- Cool up l·io Sail ~~ blrtltdi SUnday at tbe bome lroup met at the ltome Gl eGullarlnt~~t•l....., son a ten year pill· Rev. WU- d · ·• Y of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredilb ¥4 Mn R. A ~ I!" 6 · Jia.;, Thorpe and M~a Elladeno z~wn :I~ a.~bllip Spora, If Beverly. A Valentbtt theme Sunday ~emu; llillowiDc. . $39$ · Watson, nine years( Steve \Bm~er, sso aylvanla and. was used and BD aeblfl8e ot meetl!!c lite · 0 lllry ' Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Car- .~t• State, aU apbowtd and Valenllttes was enjoyed. A de- Helen Peclt eWuriJt.Spllllt •son Hayes, eight yeors; Terry. ng. corated cake Centered the labia Friley Mr 'and Mn • WIJIIII Blrlj Amerleait dlllp Corky and Bobby Lou Moore, Krtaowba River - Allen R. and the bonored IUesll reeefy. die ~ Ra · Ra tllld Lenora Bass, seven yean; Merrfll up London 8:20 p.m.; ed many lifts, Pretent were lite' Whl..,.:.,._ and Kalby Louella and Randy Moore and A. J. Patten up Marmet 1:211 Mrs. Harry Pickens, Raell!e; _ ..... .folnetl tht Barbie Bass, s!J: yean; Ricky. a.m.; Panza Up Winfield 1:4$ Mr. and Mn. Harold Sauer, Ma- llelgb rldiDg I1'0UP 11 lbe lloa•ll Tomara and Sandy Stewart and o.m.: National down Winfl•ld ry Ruth and Joy, Middleport; Ill Doney and Lavera Jordan• Sberri Bass, fotlf years: Louise ft' 10 p.m.: Beaver down Wfn- Mr. and Mrs. Donver Weber, Others wbo enjoyed tbe slelab II London, Bob Stewart and Day.if~Pid 9:05p.m.; Holen Z. down .Davld and Mark, Mr. and Mnt. rldlfl8 >Vfth the Jordane . id Bass, three years: Uncia Willfleld 10:30 p.m.; Solvay li:mest Whlteheed, Jane and Mr. and Mrl. !tax Noel Weaver, Bobby Joo Varian and down Winfield 1:15 a.in. ,.lull, Mr. and Mra. Warren Pick- family of Athens, Mr. Bob Moore, two years, and Artie · ens. Kay Balderson Reed,svtlle, Rl~bard Jeffers, Mr.~~·~~ Grindley, one year. In the 116 yeare from t819 and Charlet MeredUh ,Beerlp 'John . to 1155, IIIOtf than 40' million !and the honored and The cork tree Is I live oak; aliena entered the v n, I• cl au!jy .. thst is, It Ia green the year- States, aecordfll<! to tile En- eel a brtkm let!. "'"' J~fera, 1 nd - ·· ·~ • .. •,., ~..... ~ g . ,...... t~-. -· " ' " p~u ~ .,. .• t • ., . ·!·· ·• . . ..,. ' . ~:-~::; .~~rM:"~' .!!i~u:":'." ,:~ a"' ;_'·t ·,it"' PiR§OMAt, QtlfSTICWiJ) w.ntecl hide MonnL•In .. ' River News experience helpful bnt not necessary. You can earn over $3 per hour after short trainIL'! CONDITIONING Relrfger ing. For application write Natioo Wide Semi Division, 1255 "ll GaltUpoandlls Corwi• Av•nue, Hamilton, ~ ... , • · , ro era ou, 1 TU :1-3537. _ _ • tie Ohio. Or call 51 3-.'195-5849. lorking auspended at 9 a.m.. to2 15 3te day, Pomeroy-Mason oul, Pl Pleasant 42.79, Hinton 6.2$ ritRD Emo!ovment In(, Kanawha Falls 12.!16 fallJO. Ia. LADY WOULD like housework illg, Charleston 2ti.!JI rlsillg. Lon· ;:•·• Lorena Sn der WY 2-6361. dotJ Dam was running 171> feet 22. Wat.rY ' 2 116tp Mannet 28 feet and Winfield oroot 46 feet on rollers. The Ohio Riv,.,.. Leg1l Notice er was rlsill8 at the rate of toe 23. ~:gin~ --··- · ·tenth o a loot per hour from NOTICI TO IIDOIII 2t. Con~ Be•l•d bidll will be received b, u. Dam 13 don to GaiUpoUa Dam. Junctlcm ToWDIIltP Trwt•o of oruce Ton.· Boa& MovemeDtl· B lhlp, Melp CountJ, Ohio, II Uae Df· ' is~~=~: , .........,.. ..... Gee ., tbe TOWDihlp Cli!!rk, R. R. J Obio RIYtr - Wester. down ab.... 14, 9:15 p.m.; Robert Reed up 30. Anoint 35. Within llilho operate alld malnlaln II Street lf 6•50 p m . Rt'cltard Mor(AV 1 • • •• Ulhtlnl Ulllta, rnounu..t oa metaJ ..1 31. Weaken 38. FooUike ,,.,.,,. ""'""' 00 """"'" ..,.,, up 14, 7:40 p.m.: Charles Stev32. !'!~~~:ark 38 _~ noUcu ~ ,:~:en~1 ~:~~tto~ ~P::n WI~:_:: enson, Bob Bentt!r Susan Lau,e 33. Th• Great 38. Zodiac Oranle Town~hlp, Melli County, Ohio. Itied Up at 14• Lady M•mn' Coaluct for 1 pertod of 0 ,.an I ' DivkN lip aDd Cll to (HI paid mont hly. jup 15, 6:40 ,p.m.: Barbara._I" Brente "'~'h.":~,:;~ ::; .~~:·:;::;;:or~'!: up ,15, 3 a.m.; Walter Beekjord :!~r!~·~·~h~~s~~w::t"';:;t b'!~n h~ down 15, 8 a.m.: Deender up der , but the right Ia R ••n•d to ..... 18, 6:10a.m.; H. E. Bowlet up ,... ···.,~~· .:,':,~!::;. 16. 9:15 p.m.; Allee up If, 6,30 o""" 3To... hop c''"'· a.m.: Edeana Bosworth up 17 0 1 1 1 a . ~~ j : ,~ .v :':: ~~~· J a.m.: Onward down 17, ••• , a.m.: Jefferson down 17 a.m.·. J. s. Lew'· down. 6.1.. 7• t:!O 29. CUddle l7. Wo Va. ,.,,.,. - . . A c.r..wia and namo- l7. IJnorouoed 18. ternul · Av,oue. Call WV 2· 1121. 2 4 uc ---:::-::-:-:--- - - ""- 7 11. Sm"'' 2 1. ,. 19M AWS Chalmers tractor. B-Model, mowing · machine and plow Pnce 1450 Call wv 2-71131. 2 10 6tp POTATOES, $2 bushel. Marvin Stone, Rolland. 2 10 6tp CARPETS a fright' them a bewtiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, 11. Baker Furnilure, Middleport. 2-1}6te -··SOUP'S ON, the rug lhat so clean the spot witb Blue Lustre. Renl electric shsm. .pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement Block, Porr·<Toy. :!-13-8tc FOR ·sALE: --lit tonpiektlpJ truci<S, 1946 and 1955. Qalli Ljl1111s Garnge, a. OIIa""" l~. noyance :!':';'·~. living room . dining mom. <•t· chen. base""'"' forced .; a1r ga'i 'nd tu r!lflre'"rage But· 'fOR SALE <. .....,.., o. ~':::,';,"" 11.::::.~. ond majutlc! 1 :Ill tie cR0 ssw 0 9. First.r.. te Hi. Became Service. .. J': By HAROLD GRAY 'T4E1' ~ LIKh f..IOOOS T'~ \IJI..It:N I ~IRST SAW '£M I 'CQUQSii, I Q'POst l ~ & I miles from Pomeroy Pbone SU ll 23 80tc FOUR ~oi>M fumiShed apart· ment. ,WY 2-3658. 11 15 tie ' .1 '~ n, jl .\ Carpenter SociaJ News 11 f" "01!, ... ..' �·~· Katz Ln ·MHS ( Once rt· Kindergarten Pupt.,s E'xchange 7,800 vI { ·:: :y BEULAH JONES the hauntingly beautiful meto- 1sity, ta pu~n.·• .;~.Katz. ' ' ,.. ,· •. teport lngh School stu-l.dies by Franz Liszt, "Sonnetto .I The concert 1.Fw~. · ·Ill: arranged " • '' 1 L h M wm R ssell .,nts beard George Katz, con-I del Petrarca No. 104," and " a:tbi'Oug r.,, . I am u ' cen : mnist of Ohio University' Campanella." Brought back .for blgh SCbOOf\ tprmclpal and band )londay morning at a •pee~al l an encore by the students, Mr. director, wu Jponsnred by asse.mbly in the 'igh school Katz clo•ed the program with ~ MJd4l Band Boosters •uciitorium. ·"Miller's Dance," by do Falla. A~tl ' , MT. Katz, professor of piano, Mr. Katz recently completed Other fi'081'":""' also have I presented five numbers in a a tour ot Europe where he per- i been arranged for the studentsj brilliant style in a discussion- ~ formed in Switzerland, France 1durll!Ci the achool year, A num· progr.1 m 1v11e of conrert in and Germany. He plans another : ber ';11 restdents o£ the comwhi ;·h he · desrrtbed the num- concert tour abroad this year DJUnlty attended lba concert. , bm 2 nd the slolry involv•d. ! and will be accompanied by . ~rs. Russell and the Band MISS KAYLOR . be his wife. an ar•comphsbed votee Boosters are to be commended b T:e f:rst drwo 1"~~ .. g~~.';~ i teacher. who will study while , for their efforts In presenting iy m 1~~~3 f:to~\~ ~f eft mermaid, !there. · t~e oppo.rtunity of hearing the and "Srarbo" Both wree play- : Miss Judy Butcher, highest 10 performance of arueen eu with a fluid mr~vrment. 1'he .of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, a Usts such as Mr. Katz and oth· propcam also fe:lur':<l_two . ".f_sludentof_p:ano atOh., Umqer· , ers. MASON - Miss Rhonda Kay----() r b 15 '966 lor a sophomore at Wahama H-Doily St'nti~r_e_I.__I'omeroy·Middlep~ ·• ·e · · : ' 0 Hcgh School, was crowned Val- Sophomore is ecJ Q Crown At Wahama dau~bt~r .BYFGroups H fd J ' t 0 om ' Sunday SerVICe . .I .' • ,., . sh . I p rt' Ap:O:!!:et~~n ~~- .;, ?! Mrs~ N!~!n lines were exchanged Monday ger. Susanne Wise waa a ll'r. lllil !ifrs. !II'IISOII , _ lll'intmlllt. and Mr. and Ml'S. s.m Arnold. Allred Gloeckner ot CaDIOII Gordon Fisher returned to speat the weekend with bls- =~·!'::·~~~~S:~.:~: ·eod ·wlth his parents, Mr. and In the morning and afternoon of her sister, Jennifer Mra. MiBIII Fisher, kindergarten claasea taught tiY pat'ly. The deoorated "4~:1 Mra, Enleat Harris· was a Mrs. ·Pearl Reynolda in the boll was mada by Mrs. Saturday ovem)gbt and Sunday Middleport schools. and was made In the replica dinner guest If Mr. and Mrs. The morning clagses had a a drum decorated with Muon !Fisher and family. vAlentine pst1y with all the bearls. Each child had Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue•er "lrlinmlng•" Including valen- a valentine sack to take spent Saturday evening with tine cookies, milk and valen- "treasure•" home. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher tine candles mada by the room- The valentine bax for the and helped Mrs. Ernest Harris mothers. Making the cookies ternoon class wu an celebrate her birthday. lc e were Mrs. Jack Coleman and 1one made of wood in the cream and cake were served Mrs. Roscoe File. lea of the old fashioned during the evening. Other mothero attending and house. Itwoa.constructed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher reassistin~ wer• Mrs. William late grandlathet· of Becky turned to Htll\llngton, W. Va, logl01, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. lett, and waa decorated Sanday evening, alter spending Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Kenneth Wil· ~~J:; ~-SCZ)'IL tbe weekend at tbeJr home, Other mothers helping rtlreshmenls were Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. Gary Wa!llan:d, II Mrs. Charles Winebrenner, Mrs. ctoru-les Blllllh and Mrs. PhUllp Eas· t Letart WSCS M eets · e· 1!:'m:'~~~a:bc:;;-::,~ ~ Earl Mossman apent lht weekend In Palnlsville, Ky; with Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Painter and family and wu accomp. . led home by Mrs. Mot!sman who open! the week with the Paint· ers. Mrs. Donald Hauck aad Mrs. Leroy Watson 'Wffe In SpeDcer, W. Va. last Wedn01day, to attend the funeral of their uncle, George Miller. Mr. and Mrs. David McGhee .e l Columbus were overnight guests Sunday of her sister and brother-in-law, l!lr- aod llfrl. :;z' • ' .. .. , Mainly About People In I ·' · ·· '· pcmeroy ' Troop 185 Gt'rls Plan Attend ·· · · 5 R d , • · • Guaranteed by HOO¥W, The Ohio River c:reated In Pomeroy at 4 a. m. toda1 at 47.5 It, one loot above flood stage, but dua to rainfall throughout the night, a ...,ond ra:se of about an Inch was reported late thio morning. Merchants, however, were Informed not to be alarmed by the additional rainfall unless it persists. No Pomeroy businesses were forced to evacuate their premises because of tbe flood· lng. Colder weather, with no rain, meanwhile wa• forecast In the Valley. The highway betwee• Sycamore and Lynn-sis was covered with water this l{iornlng and It • Ask obout tho ottoci!O menta that make thft '~ Hoover a real 2 In l 1i~ cleaner. · : the greatest nome iR floor care. · .. .-' Stt the ~empleN line of Hoonr Uprlght1 Conveft&L and Porttble Swetpen, Sweeper Atttcnmtntt tnd Bqa In the Drapery department, tht Hoover '-4D Drying Washer In the Furniture department On the Main floor. Housew1r11 cltpertment. Stttm end Dry Irons, T011ttn, Can Optnen, Fry Pans, lllclnt Knivfli, Ptrcoletora and Hair Dryll'l. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r. l · MAKE YOUR DREAMS COI~E TRUE M DURING OUR WINTER SALE Luco-Luxlll y Bradbury PTA Js P/annt'ng Talent Show 1 M£1GS TH£ATR£ $1.99 w. "----===--==,.::::i:===== ) s4.75 I I I D!EP TONES I .I CABIN LADAI WOOD PAIEUNQ PAINT ROLLER COVER MISS AMERICA sac LOAFERS S2.87 ' ,. .. -- · -· ~- · - ·--·- ----- .. Bank Services EASf TERMS ... WE PAY 4% MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th l1alional Abitibi t HARDBOARD PANELING 4' X 8' X li" SHEET Rldl ton• !hot HI tile pace for udtln1 .-.e-.;. Jng IdeaL Enhance ~our bomo willo lletul)' • Alode111 - . Banquet • Teen-ager • Um'nj'Ured • • R. Sci'oto's Sand, I tomorrow! CHERRY "'-'·~· OAK ,.,-.. WALNUT~ You Don't Need Cash OPEN A IILD-A-COUNT Nothing ~n Pay As Unle AI $5.(111 Monthly THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co~ '. ""'ve. 'W .POMEROY ' ·~ ' 1'al er Reserve • i He inti hli oeeoDtl wife, ney, Middleptrl; Leonard Riffe, noll< Nllde .. . In '"" - MineraiJle. . ''!'"~"'~ (Ccldi!metl ,OD !liP. t.) DfocUrpl - Na: -Artanne, . Phon" WY2-3193 111d WY2-3679 Mrs, w....se of Gravel Hold • • Svracuse Dies The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 DMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Speaker fOr 0£ M'ddleport 9• Today . 1 ON SAVINGS ..' Howard Byers WORLD THE SHOE BOX ' ?5 .... SAVE TIM£, TROUBLE BRUSH AppJicatiOns •' For Park Job Man JRVI"ted •- oi l 75 and FOOTWORK! i Car Accident \ 15.75 ralalall lhranghont the night all the W81 upriver to Wheeling. But II appeared not enough to be concerned over. The river was receding Ibis monlng at a rate of one-tenth of a loot an hour at Marietta and even at a more rapid pace above. Meanwhile, high water confin. ued to force vehiele5 to lake 10 • the rural roads thronghout the ; county. School remained closecj at Riverview Elementary 1 Pomeroy VIllage and bl Southern LocaL Colder Weather Coming, Ohio River Still Falling Announced UGtrr TONEI 19 BANK BY MAIL - 1 S5·!! $:;e traffic through the area had been stopped. Officla!J said traffic along Eagt MaJn.st in the Pomeroy business district IN HIGH WATER - Splashing through the water along Main·al appeared to be a was maintained until Tuesday treat for these Pomeroy boys who had plenty of time to browse around Tuesday since evenillt!. _. ted ~ebool classes had been dismissed. - Sentinel Photo . ., Pomeroy Police Chief J e d Appllcations wu1 "" accep • ' ' I :: ' b rted 1he 1 ddlli0081 URtll March 15 lor the three' I· ·' , 1 1 • . .· I. " •· · • 1 We ater repo month position of Middleport TRAFFIC MOVING - High water on Ea at Maln-st at the Intersection of Sycamore· raise of one-tenth. of • loot Recrealioa Director the Recre11 didn't stop motorists traveling untu late Tueaday afternoon. Here Is a scene taken came between I:30 and 10 •· m. atioo Commissloo ~ded Tues· from near the Meigs Theatre at 2 p.m. as ve htcles continued to travel the street. - Sen- this mormng. ,day aight. . 23 tine! Photo. Shermaa R. Ford al Lock Council the lllghl before auth· =::.:~~---------------~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; In Apple Grove oald the river orized on recommendation of •!llll!iibl IGWWE liM~.:•~ I there. had bee. ttatlonary at tbe ~mission, combining the 146.8 SlJICe. I a. m. Ford said the jobs In previous years of ponl FIVE-DAY FORECAST water spilllng out of the Kan· rector Into one this year paying I By United Pr.., Intet'llllllonal above fiood stage on Tuesday, Cross in a hoteL awha River bas beea holding nd reatioa di· . · II' d TemperaiiU'et are expecte the Oh' 0 b k lver toward manager 8 rec Ohio River Valley restdents only a few secondary streets Pomeroy reported ''Just a .. to average near oonnal dar· Lock ~ ac upr $350 per ~nth. , looked to the skies today as were undor water. Witb any lie water" oa the main street IDI the aell ftve dayo, Nor- Lock · fflcl1 11 id th Pay of life guards wu rStsed rain apread over the area and break from the weatherman all at the upper end of the business 0 mal blgho aad Iowa are C. ea ere "" from 6ll ctnfll por hour to ihreatened to send the big river the water was expected to be se<tion but all stores and busilumlnts fe.:IS, Cleveland 35-*1, and the head llfegua~d, who wdl even more over its banka. off the streets within 24 hour9. nesses W@fe able to remaio aod CincbutaU tt-!2. Minor serve _as assistant director, wUl Light rain fell through the Schools Closed open. The crest passed Pamer. temperalure clntngeo for the be Plltl $1.25 per hour. aigbl but at mid-morning Its Schools in Marietta and 1oy at 47.5 feet, a loot above period. Preclpllalloll wDI ..,. Pool admlsalo, rateo havt t0 Blv 'noticeable effect bad been \ Washington County remained Iflood stage. ear u nlll alii IIIIOW aorlll I oot been changed from last to slow down the rate of fall at closed for the third straight day I Pomeroy's sister city, Middleand nlo lOUth olmost dolly, year. The19ti6 appropriation ap- Marietta and Pomeroy, wbere today but weco expected to re- Iport, on much higher ground, proved last month by council the Ohio had already crested open Thursday. .xperienced no problems at aiL 1 111 . , EWZI 1 •~ JflS (9r operatinn of the ponl and at about a loot above flood Aboul 311 families in the Mari· At Gallipolis, the river stood P'8l'k Wll $1,!110. That aum mge. ietta area were forced from at 41.5 eet al 8 a.m. & was "'' Funeral services for Howard apprmdmat.. the omOIIIIl tak.. Down river, Middleport, Gal· their homes by high water. lng slowly toward flood stage :.\. Byers, 58, Mill-st. Middle- 111 st the ponllast sunvner, and Hpolls, Portsmouth .S. Cincinnati Most went to stay with relatives I of 52 let But there were hope• port, who died early thls mom- !he amount spent to operate It, remained high & dry for most anri friends and about 10 famil· flood stage would never be rea· COLUMBUS (UP[) - The Ohio Supreme Court today IS 1ng at the Galllpolls Medical m:tudlng maintenance and re- part and W•ather Bureau was ies were housed by the R• Iehed. The city 1ts•lf Is on brgb bpheld the death sentences Imposed upon three men for Center, will be held Saturday at pours. predicting little or no flooding. ground but. ou~ly1ng areas wata Hamilton County murder and set their execution date 2 p. m. at the Rawlings. Coats Minor repairs to the ""?' But continued rain or snow ched the rrver s progress closofor March 18. Funeral home with the Revs. were planned. A water founalm could change the piclure abruptIS ly. The three men scheduletl to dle In the Ohio PenltenHoward Ruppel! a11d Donald near Diamond No. I will be re- ly. The town of Vinton In Gallio tlary'o electric chair here are Eugene Swiger, Curbs A. The annual !ath..- and son Hicks offielatlng. Burial will he paired and a prolwlonal ·type The crest of the rivor was counly was threatened b1 Bellamy and Elmer Glen Miller. They were convicted of banquet of Pomeroy Lodge No. In Riverview Cemelery. horseshoe court will be buill reported somewhere between• ID rising waters from Raccooa beating Mrs. Emma Ausling, 76, to death during a robbery 164 Free and Accepted Masons He was son of the late Lew- through contributions of I be Pomeroy, where 11 passed at Creek but no evacuations wert of her farm home near Loveland In Hamilton County on • will be held at the Pomeroy is v. and Ella snyder Byer•. Hemer Bakery Co. and TIDy's 4 a.m., and Gallipolis. where It reported. May 5, 1963. Masonic Templo at 6:30 p. m. He was a member of the K of P Foodland. was expected early Thursday. Optimism ExprtSsed ·-.-------~~~ Mrs. Auating, a widow, suffer- Monday, February 21. There Lodge, and had worked for the Applications for psrk direclor rn Marietta, where the river I At Portsmouth. tbe lower I ed a severe beabng by two men will be entertainment after the Stansbury Drug Company from should be mailed to the Recre· crested at juat over two feet I A Montgomery,. W. Va .. teen- JMirtron of . S. 52 b01dmg west who broke Into her home and banquet. Master Masons, their 1926 to 1942, ond for Rollor's atlon Commission at Town Hall -- - - - · ager escaped ser:ous m)ury to Cincinnati remained un~ attempted to force h..- to tell sons and adopted sons are urg. Drugs from 1942 lo the present. Middleport. Trslnlng and 01· UNIT CALLED wh<on the 1956 model car he was water but the upper portion wat: them the combination ed to attend. He was manager of the Roller perlence In physical education Middleport E-R unit men call- ~ driving got out of control and Iopen to traffic In b ot!l her safe. Tiekels at $1.50 may be ob- Drug store the past few years. and other personal data sheuld ed at 3:50 a. m. today, remov- went over a 6t1 foot embankment diroctions. Admlla Parliclpatloa I tained from the ticket comml~ Survivors lnclnde his wife, Syl· be Included, satd CmnmissioA ed carl Manley, Beach-st. to on the Jenny Watt Hollow Road i Th• river stood at 50.3 feel She dted May 0 In the Our \ tee consisting of J. Edw. Fost- via; 8 sister, Mrs. James (Ru· Chairman David Ohlinger, Veterans Memorial Hospital as Tuesday mo;nmg !and was expected to crest lt In Lady of Mercy Hospital. The er, Sr .• Archie C. Swartz, and by) Lewis, Columbus; an uncle, a medieal patient i· ;he Meigs County Sber- 153 feel three feet above flood Immediate cause of death Dale E Smith Ray c Byers Racille and LOCAL TEMPS ,11' flepartment reported Hu- lstage, on Thursday. Ligbt rabl. a massive blood clot in her Or. Atphus Christensen, several· causin;, ' Veteran• Memorial Hospital iberl M. Settle suffered a bump fell through the aigbt. • lungs. president of Rio Grande college Friends may call at the lull- The temperature ln Pome- Admlssloos - Norman Wood, on hrs head. He was taken to 1 ----~t MUler, a tenant of Mrs. Aust.- will be the speaker on the tople, eral home a!ter 4 p, m Thurs- lroy's buainess district at 11:05 Harrisonville: Mollie Talbott, Dr. John Rrdgway '" Pomeroy lng, and Swiger, were "Now Hear This." day . 1 1a.m. today was 4t degrees, UD· Portland: Ethel Phelps, Pome- lfor trea~ent . In Los Angeles on May 30. Sgt. Pierca D. MCCreedy of 1c1er rainy lkl... roy: Rose Bond, Maoon. Sbenff s depuhes sard the ae· LUOIIIANA INDI A -VICE following day ln a the OSP, in charge of Gallipolis CLUB TO MEET Dlsebarges - Charles Karro~ "dent occurred LS mrles south ' conlitrsalion with Post will show ·a motion pic· • Sr., Pomeroy; Jamos ol Rt 124 at Dorcas. The car 1 1 Preslden! ~=..::·toH'::.hr:. County ofltclals Swiger,_ lure on driver education if lhe The TwiR City Shrine Club . MEETING CANCELLED Gallipolla: Katie HOod, Idriven by Settle came to 8 stop Dew::;" discuaa the VIet Nam moat of the talking 881d film is available. Sgt McCree- will meet Thunday at 7:30 p. ~e meeting of the Board _of roy ; John Bentz, Pomeroy: Mrs. J•g•mst a large tree. The auto::. and get a frrsl • band look he and Miller took part In dy !"ill give a talk on the same m. There will be 1 busi!!O~ Trtlstees of Veterano Memorial Clem Smolenski and daughter, mobtle was heavrly damaged. at the Indian food crisis. He robbery. He also subject shoold the fUm be un- meeting only, Prealdeat Phil Hospital tcbeduled for tonight Pt Pleasant: Jack Baxter, MidCOLUMBUS tUPI) was erpected to announce a re- Bellamy. avallabl-::e·~------:,: W:,:ill::ia::m=so::n::_:a::n=o::unced=::·_· n _ _.:..::h::as~been::.....:•:::a:::nce:::ll:.ed::....----dl~epo ~rt_______ Miller admitted the truth of · "" permeable sand and gravel .ld U tin of S 1ump n · · · s · • teme Is ''!Silimcony 1 I In contr..t to his lukewarm wtger sta n ' ~ the Scioto River Valley hold • . reception in KarachJ, Pakistan, lu the trial abowed. 1 untapped reservoir of 1.5 b Humphrey was cheered and When the prlaoners were gallons of ground water a J a state Natural Resources welcomed as he arrived at larned to Hamllto~ ~=;I Ludblana, abnul llO mUea all tbree .took part m .81 oorlheut of New Delhi. The ~pe-reoorded lnterrogalron durvlce president 18 acbeduled to rng which each recounted meet India'• Prime Mlnl¥er, part In the robbery. Mrs. Jndlro Gandhi, In tbe Blames Eacb 001er .... capital Thursday. CrGWds lin- Swiger blamed the healing on 1ng the route from the airport Bellamy and Bellamy blaml!(l 11 this Punjab city broke into It on Swtaer. In a third ~~ ;: •heers as Humphrey t1 r o ' e recording, Bellamy apln Urrough arthes decorated with milled his psrt In the crime wolcomlbi a~&n~. ISwiger. ad blamed the beaiiDC SWtifr. CINCJNNA'n, OIDO - DR, ---Samuel H. Sheppard II expected to be present when the WF.ATHER u. S. Supreme Court bNrs oral argumeata IIIli week In Walb- Rti!I eloaqt•a II iii!DW 1ng1o11 OD bfa appeal rita, ... eolder , The Ill! U, 8. Clrcull ~ of 1J.b ~ Appelll bert 'l'ueadaJ 11~ blm Ia ad. pel'lllluloD lo mU:e. llit ~---The former ~ . . . .,_, ............ Pltb'o boDt1 Hl(tllro!a b1m '11 N- · Mldp .. : - - • ' ....,..,_ , •. mahlin Ohio; ...... ~·lhe A6ttillalora L!rl . ~ Death Ruling Sustained by Higher Court ?r 1 • o.t::. River Falling Again Slowly From Marietta to Wheeling • Powerful, bon bto• ing equipped motor for long ltfe and 1T011ble free service. • I Birthday is Observed at Open House _,.b ~ nch Ad ed to rest ·nw a& f. _V_O_L-XV_I_I-N0--.-25-2------------~·------~~~~y~~~~~~===.-OH~O~----~w=~~~=~ . A~Y~.~~~B~RU~AA~Y~16~.~19~M:----------- With • It beats. ot it 1WitpS1 •' '• H'~:_~' ~a~ ,_,.To Tla.lntlrw" 01 !'Mil.,....,. :4NI Allen cloans .•. -uy deep-cleana lllfl4- till~ .:010 Ill oil 0 Daughters f 1,, "*""'""-=·---4 Rrit.hCiass :~:: o~ue;~id:! !:ning~c~~~ AttheChurch :'C::·:Scb-e!in110~tb~;; I Around And 4 daugrter of Mr. and Mrs. Wen- : The Eaat Letart w.s.c.s. with chocolate hearls. JlnDller I1·. $ M Kaylor, Letart, Rhonda' met at the church Feb. 8, wltb Wise brought a .tree which wu About ~ ee ts Monday .dell w... secorted by Dale RollinS. 10 members atten<!lng, The decorated with paper heart• lor M'ddl rf I Miss Nelle Bing was hostess . The winner, chosen by re· ~eeting opened by~: the party. I·' I eoo to the Daughters of 1Mb class eeiving the greatest number of If Jesus Goes With Me, Valentines were erchangod . . · ol the United Methodist church ·voles is secretary-treaurer of reading of Psalm 121 and pray- and refreshments were served Jun:o r and .sen"" ,H\P • Paul Gerard, stud•nl at Ohio Monda afternoon at her Un- :th• S~ hOOlore Class, cheerlead-er by Mrs. Pete Shields. by the roommothers In the eleut till' PornNo\ fust H,lpttst. UmvJrsttl'. n~centlv ~pent the . . y p b f p Cl b G'trls' Mrs William Fox the presi· mentary arades 1o the· after. · · · . · , · : h. l'on-av borne. er, mem er o ep u , · • e• ··hurl'h nwt tn JOint se~smn s~mester break w1th IS par· AU·' 1. A · t' d em dent presided over the busj. noon 1 1 1 G . ue1c ssoc1a10nan am • · SLind[l~ •· llf'mng at 1Iw c •urt 1. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Char es er- 'l'tle meeting, m charge of t.er of the Broad Run EUB ness meeting during which the Pra.\ t'l' b.v Wa~·ne Barnhart ard. Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, Ch h nominating committee gave ita •.•P•' ""d tht- nwt!ting. Nancy ~ M . C R Neighborgall has ' opened with Psalm 23 in uni- ;;hcer.s competing for the title report of officers for the cmn-Cn'l·nh•t>. Pl"•IZI'~on lea.der .. had. ~ rs.ed .to iJer hum~ in Hunf. ISon, followed by devotions by , were Jo Thompson a senior ing year. l~1!' t1~:r tnp.IC'.' "TI~~ISf .:'rho Were i ~~~g~~~ .. W V(l. after having;Mrs. Stewart who read John . t Iescorted by Willia~ Bird, and Mrs. Gerald Hayman _had the ~t>nt A :-;~_11 . . DJ~<>agreement sent the pa!it month with her ~ several excrep~ from the llle ;Jr.anelte Miller, a Junior, es- progr~m for the worship serv· at Antioch.' \Hl~ JlH' SP ntrd _by ' sr<;te r r-.ll's. M. c. Wilson. ol .'\braham Lmcoln, and clw-: corted bv Paul Hofyman. ICe, titled, '_'The Women Are." Johnny \\Iii< and Dav:d. Hilly ' ed wllh prayer. It opened Wlth a hymn: Mrs. and Waynt' Bctrnh:lrt. who as- Miss Diane Criswell, s~ude~l Hayman read scripture and Joe Ebe bach Is re rted 1 •umed the dwaclers nf Luke, nurse at St. Joseph Hosp:lal m. Members responded to roll I 1 meditation. Those taking psrt quite Ill tn"vet..-ans Me:rial Paul. lhrn~1b1'1s and Silas. P<~rkrrsburg, W.· V<~., spent · call.. With 1 quote on Lm~ln ~r were Miss Barbara Adams, Mrs. Hospital. 1 Srnpture p;t~~agPS were n•ad the weekt>nd w1th her parents, . Wa ~hmgton . A round-robm getfo Rov Donohew, Mrs. pete Mrs E 1 W lk d ht IJv i'Xh nwmber inc\udinl!: the Mr and [l,.trs James CnsweU. well card was sent to Mrs. De:r Shfelds Mrs William Fox Eil · uda ~.daer, bteaug Lelnr, • ::~lmve ;md Sh•·ila Cowan. Dt~r- ; Mrs. Cuy Heynolds and Mrs.j 51e Patterson ~ho 18 ill 10. Mei gs COUf OUn Up Mr~. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Mar~ da eenangra.,..ngr of Columbus were we~kend Ia Sht>nd;m. Penny ~-:ld\.('nzit'. ! Ciarenre Lacey were in Athens jGenerai_ Hospital. _Blrthd~y l Girl Scout Cadet Troop !85, vin Wickersham, Mrs. loy guests of Mr. a'nd Mrs, Orville ./:.utwe and Bobby Co:tch, ISaturday evening to attend the ;t-ards were sent to Mlss Lydm ' meeting Monday evening at the ,Pf'arson and Mrs. Earl Adams. , Well and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lt'org1• ~~tnni.'.l', .Ji~n~:\ ' WJ_It-~. ! Hu~aman •.Folk Ba~!et presen· : ~~:~~~ach and Mrs. Albert Colum bm. and Southern Ohio ! A hymn ~nd a question and : Welker and family. ~l1kr :\t~~~ t ~ n ,md D~~~d ~~~h- tat~on of c.mr1rlia ~1vt:>n a~ , · 1EJectric oHice plannt>d to at- an:li~er per1od foll~wed the Mr. and Mrs. George Korn 1 :Jt>l. Rt>rJP<i l lun \\'a::; ~nJu~ed ~ ~JhiO UnJversJty Memonal Aud I The members were sadden{'d tend the (;ir l Scout roundup to l re_<~dmgs. T~e meetmg clos~d ' Jr. of Columbus spent the weekIn lh~ rhtwdl h:tse ment at the tlonum. by the death of Mrs. Bert Web· ,be held Sunday, Feb. 2Uth at ; ~Jth the LJtany and benedlc- end with their parents, Mr. rlil<;e of the mt>t>ting-. i Michl Lloyd . son of Mr . and .stcr, a member, and it was vot- ! Pumeroy for all area scouts 1110" · Mrs. George Korn Sr. and MrS.j( 1 Mr_s. Bru~.:e Ll_ 6yd .. a s.tudent at !ed to make a contribution hi !and their guests. Hostes~es for the Metal John Thomaa. I UhJO State Umve-rstl}'' m Colum- , the cancer fund in her memoJ'Y I New officers were elected and h~ur. which followed were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Fislr.ll 1 bus. has been named to the in~tead or giving Jlowers. The i included Jen nifer Goble scribe IVJ;gJl Roush and Mrs. Marvin er and son, Willie of Belpre : Dean's list for the autumn quar-. met.>ting closed with the Lord's and Brenda Edwards 'treasur~ I Wickersham. ited Sunday with their 3 7 Iter making 8 grade or : · i Pre~yer in unison. er. The girls bid fa'rewell to :He 18 aHI~ ~:d~ate of M:d, I A Slanley party was held wilh ,Gail Board, who will be leav· . i die port 18 . 00 ·• . C !Mrs. Richard Campbell as · ing soon to make her home ill 15 '~rs. Ernest H.1rri:; entertain· Mrs. ~a~ K~;thtt dm hteo- : demonstrator during the pro- · So lith Carolina. I f'd f('lat iV!->S and friends with ~~mbu~ 'He ~ 1 1 ~r haug b ~ram hour. Games were play- i Ro:>freshments were provided I ep~n house Su1urd.1v afternoon hrs .. 1°n da teyR__ w 0 .d"'!elehn .ed and prizes awarded to Mrs. :by the committee members and I h h . · . b osp1ta 1ze a 1vers1 e lYe - St . t M' C . ,tj[ f'r omt- m S~T<tru se m o - O<f H 'tal 1· ev.a r . ISS arrJe Yeager deaders, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. 1 :J'Tvancf' of hN birthdav . , TJst 0~t Oh' U. .1 tMrs. Clarence Curti!, Muss Lu· Charles Edwards Mrs Red 1 A decorated birthdav . cake. doml mg,t th 10 • mvders~tyl · Prt•tia Genheimer and iss Riley . Jr Mrs ' Jam~s Coch· ~ . ·. stu en , spen e wef'J{en w1 1, B' · ' ., • , p11nc b and .Japanrse fned nood- ' 11 .. . t M nd M R b- . mg. Favors of small brushes rane and Mrs. Keith Goble. . . ,,.,.. b M , , . . ts paren s. r. a rs. o a d . I!'-~ wt•re se1~n.~ y 1s. l 1arrJS . K d f .1 1 rrangt' as a valenllnP were asstsled bv l:er niece, Mtss erlt dmgl an amd: yG, H 1 given by Mrs. Campbell COMPLETES STUOJF.S c 1• f ' 1 h. .m a ~yo ns an ary o - R · ~.n r a. d " er. Jr. ter VIS" Ited over tb e week·end ·m'· efreshments;· were srrvt>d t}\' Mrs. F:ug. cne- Hester .~\t!l'l~ ~rg w~re Mrs. Mason Z<.~nr5ville with her grandmoth- , ~h~ hostess to _Mrs. StPW;ll·t, . (fA~enJih Trncy) a graduate Of ' ~~5~~eJ an~~ -G~rddon~,r,arla(Jand er. Mrs. Bernard Schramm. ..1!~Srs Lucretia and Aria C:en.ll Pomeroy Hi~h School. has rorn- 11 ,n ~r:1. a 1. a11 ~~ r:-; . rns hEl•mer, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. pleted l1er studies at the II:.~rr· J s. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1-la- 1 Ja('ob Gloe('kner Miss . Lvdia ' Univrrsif.v Branch School ns a~~ Shrrry. ;::ugene. Al. isa : ~ht-rsba_rh, Mrs. Minnie Nf.utz-' Ironton ~nd is doing slu<lent an_d t. . Jc, M~s . \\ill tam Ha~t!S, I l''lg. Mts<: YeRger and t wn teaching Ht the new school at WALL DECORATION t1·! ~·~1s Patn:m London, f!.:rs.) ll!llests. Mrs. toui11 Reibf'J and South Point. ~II :am W:oeb"ooer and Ste- I Mrs. Clarence c 1I I' vhanie :md Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. 1 r IS. · 1 Milton Roush and Gregory and Plans were made to hold ' I l Sand1 a. \1r. and Mrs. Fred · tcllent show March 18 by the ~ ~PIIrfU Daughter f. ) 70 QT. Pomeroy, Ohio r'row, Ben Quisenbt'rry and An- : Bradbury PTA Thursdav at ! 8Ping Retu.~if!JlPtl : "Ia and Rohin Hubbard . the !whool. founders Day was ~ Mr. and Mrs. Olivt'r Mkh:Jel LAST TIME TONIGHT ob~erved with a short skit frat- rt'Ceived a phone ca\J from ULTRA WHrrEI $6.89 I "MARRIAGE ON THE O'CONNOR REENI.ISTS . uring Allen Leonard assisted by their daughter. SP-4 Nancy ; ROCKS" EO:'Ia rd Paul O'Connor, If!. : 1hree eighlh grade girls. Sher- , HcHrher Arkrrman, who Is with ! fTechnir-olor) 2a, Oadne, hns reenlisted in ; ry Whitlatch. Kathy King and the WAC Detachment liSAG , Frank Sinatra. Dl'an MartiD Also Cartoont ;h~ U. S. Air Fot-re and wit! 1 Pam Walburn. at F'ort Lawton, Wash.: that sh~ · Starlite White 3Rse, Florida , 11reording to Rehearsal for the talen s~ow bas been ren~si!i: ned to Fort · CHARTER HOUSE Wednesday & Thunday rs.~t . Jack Stephf!n~. Joe"'! 1\ ir will bf'_ h~td Marrh 17_and :m~- : Lawton. aftt'r being stationed LATEX INTERIOR NOT OPEN ' (' f' Rt'r.ruitPr. O'Connor for- onto w1shmg to part1t1pnte Is at SiiAPF: Hq., Paris France WALL PAINt ·nt> l'l~· served 4 ~·eArs in the invited to contact \1r. I.t-onard for 1'.".! Vf'flrs. · ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEB. 18 and 19 \ir Forn~ a:; a Hadar Mainten- at WY 2-272:~ or \1rs. Robert ; Her h~sband. SP-4 .Jt~rk Ark. Burt Lancaster t~l('f' Technil'i<.t!l. !l is w l f e, 1\ing, W\' 2-~748_ Everyone in- : erman. is also stationed at Fort "THE TRAIN" PAINT ROUD \l;u·y and Uwir rh1ldrrn will tere5!Pd is cordially invited. ! Lawton Cartoons AND :wf'ompany hi m lu Flnrida The rne{'ting was openOO ""~:i.i QT. tRAYSE1' o~~· htore th ey wJ\1 mal\e their with Cub S1·outs Randy and • re ~ ldenrf' . O'Connor is lh£' s~)n Kyle l.f'onard letlding the pledge 1 cf Ectw<~ rd Paul O'Connor 11 to the rlag. Mrs. Laun1 Harrit l't~tmt . . son. prt'sident. conduded the IIEG.$1.19 '1 bu~ine'l!i met-tin g. Mr. Robert ; SON' JS BOilN announced 1 M•::~rri s. prinr1pal, \1r _ and -"'frs. Will1111n Hf-lW'S · that Uw County Council PTA STANll Y HG.$4.75 ~f Mid dleport arr an nmmci ng meeting has bPf'n tentatively , 'he birth ()f a sun nn l<'ebrunry : set for F't'hruary 24 at rhe~lrr. ! ~rd at the Vf'tt'rflns Memorial ' Rrfre'lllm ent~ nf Ice craem 2"TRIM H!'J'ipital. The ml':1!11 weight>d and cakt' 1\Wt' "1'1"\'t•d Ly 4th REG. $1M ::11:\ pounds and 1.1 ounrf's and grade room mothers. 1 ba~ been n : .~net1 Rria n Dr1le ----u~ our opecial bank-by'J'hf' mother of the infant is the : lEG. $3.45 fvrmer Nancy .Je i lC1-~ uf M;1s11 1n _ Deluxe ' Headquarters For mail forms, for deposit or ~!r. and Mro;. 1\:wc·s al~o lmve withdrawal o! funds. We love a daugl1ter. Cikki. Grandpartnts are ~1r s. l..o1 ::1 .lt>fi'f·r~ to see you, but when it's inMason, ~fr. and Mr:i. Am~id convenient, we're as near as r{ayes \liddle1)(Jrt. your mailbox. The ambo in er1rly Chri!-: ti;m ·urt::"bes was thl' pulpit or Everybody Benefits l'f."adin~ desk (rom wh1rh mrKIern pulpiti prohiibly were dt> Middleport, 0. From Citizens N1tional m-·ea. ent1ne i-!J• .. ,._ . � 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 02. February 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 February 15, 1966 crow deweese duncan vanmatre webster