http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2af8f4a9c96820ab82a86f1d00fd624c.pdf dfafa6c0df4069f47ee0e5a8417a427d PDF Text Text ' ,, ' <' c .r-'.,, ~.· , i / ' ' ., 18-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb, 11, 1. . . 23 Past PTA Presidents Honored Char·! Mainly About People In Twenty • tbre epast pres!-. the teachers present, Mrs. memben lor cards seat her mo- mlttee with Mrs. DoRa!d McKen· dents were hooored in lhe an- l ies Lewis, Mis. Susan Harris, ther wbUe hospitaUed, and stat- zle aa chalrma11. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pu!Una nual Founders Day observance . Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. ing this was her .1.,1 year as ' The table was attractive In an.l daughter of WiUamsrown, By AUCIA HART b> the Pomeroy Elementary i Gibbs, Miss Carolyn Smith, Mrs.: dlrecror and asked members to , white cover centered with an w. Va. visited Sunday with Mr. New1p1per Enterprlae Aon. PTA Menday evening at the I Dan Meadows, Mrs. Ralph S}lf.'ll· attend the D1slrtct Conference : arrangement of blue and gold and Mrs. Shirley swan. Ne~lect Is a leading culprit school. and Mrs. Swackhamer and Saturday, April 18, at Chaun- Dowers, PTA colors, made by Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Swan -~1tbnting ~ many ~klD Members we1·c greel.rd ~.~ t the I boutonnieres to Mr. Spencer cey. , Mrs. John Terrell, with a were business visitors in Park· pro ems af een • agen. eg. 1 of skin bdurlng adoleacence Mrs' ' Max Folmer and II and the safety direetor, Leo1 Group singing of America II large birthday cake iced in ersbur"eo w• Va. Monday • !eel door bv • • • I 80 C8D fQ 8 yonna woman Mrs Jay wmer who pre;ent. Crew who spoke brieflv on that concluded the program, after 1While and decor3ted 10 blue Mlso Leda Mae Kraeuter re- 01 bet! 1 -lo...n as' he • ' · • . • · er compex et1 earh wi1h a program and 1top1c. Mrs. Lohse, Southeastwh'1ch refres hments of cak e, 1~ and gold , WI'th the ·mscr IPti on, turned home Saturday, from . m ta n01 mp r·ard wllh PT emblem ern Ohio District Director, abJ coffee, tea, mints R:nd. nuts were I "Founders Day, 1897~1966," on .Holzer Hospital and iB conva· l : w-es. lnserlb•d ~Irs. Charles Lewts spoke briefly, thanking the . served by the executive com·: either side. ·iescing ni\"ly. 1th kin :pec:aUsb point out tha~ madeo 1he programs <:~r~ ll<illlt- i - ~ • - -- · · · •· Silver coffee service was onl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Houd-1 ke nu ura. aging process o cards. f I one end of the table and silver 3 shelt and Randy and Becky s In needn I leave a ~oman , f Jr preSidenl I 0 I tea service on the other. Mints W<re Sunday dinner oueata ol just turned 25 with ertw s lee~ El " (" more' . ·· · • thin lines around the Ups or was in charge ol the meeJing, and napkms further earned out her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· !u 0 d b High chool wh >ch opened wdh lhe pledge A colored film strip entilled. Ernest Burton was read by Mrs. the PTA colors. Mrs. Jed Web- ereU Dailey.. an~ !~1e ro~Js should s not to the nag led by Cub Sc01ils ''Journey to Nazareth," was pre- Nan Moore and a special offe·· ster Sr. and Mrs. Olro Strauss Mrs. Jack Cummins and hav ~t:r..,ls lther ' th Tro1<1p 248 . toll uwed with pravor sented Monday evening when lng of approximately 110 was presided at the coffee and tea children, Todd and Michele of sa/ But mere and !ore IJ Kermil \\'a lton . Durmg the the Women's Society in Chris- taken lor the Methodist Chris· services, and Mrs. Fred Blaett- Columbus are spendmg a week women do have these It Is dl., h•:-: me-:s -.r~;;;ion, a conlribut.ion · tian Servict< of Youth Methodist tian Overseas Relief Fund. An nar and Mrs. Chester. Knight w!tb her parents, Mr, and Mrs. heartening te tbem. also is was made toward purc has~ of Church met at the church. offering for the annual school of served the cake. Vldor Brown. confusing to men who used to weeklv m um. Mr~. Edward Young, pro- missions to be held at Ohio Mrs. Nora Roush returned 10 read these neck and facial signa Ra lph Spen m told of the · gram chairman, was assisted Wesleyan University in July ~er home. Monday, after. spend- to help gauge a potentlsl date's play, "Bo',1 Ut)· and llw Reast." I by Mr. Young in preenting the will be taken. ~ :l mg the wmter With her siSter In age, No more. he: ng shown m Athens and stat· I film which relraced the jour· Mrs. Criswell reported that ~ law. Mrs. Ctrarles Withrow. A leelHlger can bead off a ed that gradPs mn•P ;l ud four '. ney of Jf'sus as he went about the Rotary dinner committees '~ 1 Charles R. Karr Sr. return- lined throat before the lines woulrl go in school buses. 1\Jes. I the shore of the Sea of Galilee bad been revised with women i ed home Tuesday, from Veter· become too llrmly etched by d''"· f<·h . 22. '" srP 11. The preaehmg and teaching. o! the church given responsi· j fl f • ans Memoml Hospital and Is correcting her pasture when 11flh grodr won the attendance The film showed modern bJIIIy for some phase of tho , ~ I unprovmg but wlil be_ confined walking and when seated at her hannf' t' Tht> pre!' id~11t anno11nr· Nazareth and t he- shrines of work. The World Dav of Pray· 1to hiS home for a period. study desk. Hold the head. erect ed that lhe OU p!Jy"s would . the remains of the old build· er was announced to be heir Mi~s Joy Boggs, student nurs~ ~ Mrs. Edward T. Bauer return- and don't let the neck sink into prest'nt the program at tht:> ings and place~ mentlonPd In Feb. Z5 at Heath Church at at Ga~hpohs, spent the week 1erl to her ~me, Marlon today, the shoulders like a startled l!arrh mrrtmg. · the Bible. Mrs. Young and Mrs. 1:30 p.m. An invitation to at- end wllh her parents, Mr. ~nd after spendmg the past l<!n turtle. bv Pomeroy High · w. McComas led the group tend the' "Quiet Day'' being Mrs. Lionel &lggs and family, days WJth her parents, Mr. and Keeping the skin moist, clean Sehool slndPnt~ under the direc- i in singing, "I Will Make You Isponsored by the women ~f Miss Carol Scott, . student Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. .. and supple with hand massages lion or 1\lrs. \'ola n Swa(' kh amer 1Fi sh~n;; or Men, '' in conclusion •Grace Episcopal Church m nurse at Holzer Hospital in Gal· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave- helps ward off feathery Jines. opellt'd Ihe program. Mr. t;iJ. Ito Ihe program. PomerQf Feb. 17, was read. The lipolis, was the weekend guest ly of Du~bar .. W. Va. spent Sat- It alan Is proved that a smile more im rodur•~d thr Past Pr{'s. : The meeting was In charge of meeting was adjourned with the ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. urday With h1s mother, Mrs. 8. does more for the race than a clean water and pat dry. er lubricants, moisturizers, idents and .\Irs. Gene Houda- 1Mrs. James Criswell, president, benediction. Paul Scott. She was taken to IF. Gravely and his sister, Mrs. frown. Constant sour expresi masks, astrments and other shelt and \t 1·s 1,j ] 11mn• pre~f'fll· ; who gave devotions including The val e-ntine theme was car· Gallipo1is Monday by her mo-- J. A. Eden. siens make those furrowed F:r applying or ~e~ov ng beauty aids to keep her skin in ed £' 3 , h with a ror~age or bou- ~ scvt•ral poems entitled, ''Two ried out in refreshments of sal· ther. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pullins brows and can leave an unat- rna _e--up use a~ oversize cos- balance Man de 8 bnent tw"' '''l'e Pieces of Wood ," "I Found ad and sandwiches served by John All ensworth and Judy ·~ and daughter, Ritll of William., tractive line between the eyes. melle puff. You 11 need a bag of stores 0·If f las P r Tbt>v Nere Mrs. Jt>d \\'ebslt>r H1m ." ' 'The Book More Prec- the hostesses, Mrs. Wayne Gib- Wildermuth, students at Ohio town, W. Va. were Saturday For a teen·ager cleanliness is these puffs. Throw each one a· metics an~ s~in ~arese;a~ ~: Sr \ Ire; Juhn TrrrPtl whn h r~s ious than Gold " and a closing bons, Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Miss . University visited over the «W<'rnight guests of his sister a necessity to cut down on se-- way aftberllsuse . .Contino~ use of vantage of these · e '· · pr3yer. ' ' · the1r · ' ·! George s e11 ers. · vere skln ou tbrea ks sueh as pun· cotton or · not... nliS·~ I'·d a Founders Dav , Bess san horn and Mrs. J ohn '. weekend w1th parents, : "rs. d a ff, t1ssue h w1pes ked 8 met"tmn ~I'll '" ~hl• WI.! " pn•.., idt> ni . The worship center had been 1Kincaid. . Mrs. Robert Allensworth and and brother·in-law, Mr. and pies and blemishes. Select a ~~ er 1PIJ kt at ar~ ~a . 1 But all the manufactured ItMl'' i1: 'o B~rnitz ·Mr," Fred prepared by Mrs. Guy Shuler, ]' The !able was covered with ' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wilder- ' Mrs. George Sellen. soft complexioo brusb that WJ staenlmadde-~~ an 1ac1•• ems In the world cannot com0 Ya · · · ' · .. I 1 '1 · I 'nk I th d t d ·th j 'I · ita'· th kl U It •creams w comp ex on pensate for two other olten neg. BI Jettn:lr. \I •· Harold t.o hse .· S ~Intua 1e eha1r~an. t car- ; a p1 c_o an cen ere w1 l muth. . won U'J' ~oe es n. se w woes. :\Irs. Evert> ll ThomJ s, Mr s. neri out. the prom1ses . of ~ a valentm~ ar:angement made 1 Mrs . .James Brewmgbon spent mas~age on a soap, perhaps a . lected facets of a teen-ager's Max fn lnw r l\lr:-:. llonk v r:,.:. by a ra1nbow made w1th ram· by Mrs. Kmca1d, using red ; the weekend in Huntington, W. mediCated one or one containing lt l.s at the teen age, skiD life - sleep and diet. The young bel . Mr,. c . F. Tnmokir;s 3 ,..1 buw-colored candles. Each col-11carnati~ns, . greenery, red net . va. with her daughter and son· Meets af hexachlorophene to cut down sp.clslists point out, that a woman who eats properly and Orval Wdes frll rn l'entral srhool or suggested th e various prom- and _sahn ribbons. Tall red tap- I in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger I on bacteria and further inf~ woman needs to study her skin geb adequale rest wiD reap and \Irs . 0 110 Slrarrss. Mrs . i<es ol God including the sbed ' ers m re_d holders were used on Luckeydoo. She was joined sunMrs. I tlen. Rinse thoroughly wtth type and learn that proper use future dividends, Prank Fugatf' Mrs Cha r les, blood of Chnsl. the love of God. j e1the1'. s•de. R~d napk1.ns and 1day by Mr. Brewington and · , • Mullen. Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs .;light of ,God, the hope of lhe , valentme cand1es ~~med out [' Mr. and Mrs. Luckeyd~ of ' Plans were made w send usRobert Warner. Mrs. Li:'o Brva n,: resurre1tJo~ . the hvmg water, j the theme. M~s. Cliswell pre- New Haven for a valentme diD· ed clothmg to Baeone College,!:•.;.;....;.;,;,;,;;,;,;,..;...;,.;,;,;,; \!rs. J. w. MrMrrrrav, ~1rs . and the la<th and truth of the . sided at ~e silver coffee ser· . ner. land lA> Hong Kong by the IJor. Ray Rigg,, \Irs. w A. Gibbs, word ol God. . IVIce. A pmk potted plant was Mrs. James CrisweU and cas Circle_ of the M!dd~port M C'h 1 K . 11 )I T An open Bible, marked m col· , used on the p1ano. daughter Dianne were busi· IFrrst BaptiSt Church Tuesday A .r s Dow l~i: e~nd n~~:s : ~:·me~ : ored ink, was used in the ceo-• ness visi'tors in Columbus Sat- 1~ evenln~. at the home of Mrs. 1'ilrrs of Run S<'hool and i ler. . .· . I urday. They were accompanied John Scmes. Mrs. Charles Ben· M 0 ld M K . f th Durmg the busmess meetrng 1b M Earl Knight who went nell, chatrman, pres1dde, rc:. ona Elementary. c l"nz le 0 ,'.1 r s.r e. a_____ thank-you note_ from Mrs. Pomeroy .. ____ S 0 !I toy be rs.with her daughter, Mrs. j Mrs. Richard Owen was de- NEW YORK (UP Il -A man youngsters had gone lltrongh so many dropout•. Lohse also served as presidenl : Ron Halley who Is a pallenl , votional chairman, having as who has spent nearly hall a the ~usic ca?'p, many on lnro The only ,oompetiUoo Is In of the new srhool PTA . I IOn ISters 0 ong ong at Riverside Hospllat jher theme, "Promises of God," century 111lltructin~ roung mUSIC _educa!Jon o_r w become sporls. That. why sporls are Co rsa ges were al so presented Mr. and Mrs. Manmng Kloes ·in which she read scripture and people sums ~P the adualtoo In professiOnal muslCJana. so popular. -==='===='--=, fa P~ans were made to send : and children visited recently in i explained it. Thank-you nolos today's educa!Jonal system with Th , hard! I US "I tblnk the regular education 1 1 ~:~t~:~h!~s ~~~~~~g th:~ ! 1 Plattsburg, Oh•o. with her SIS· were read rrom the Hall family, ..., word-"slck." witho:t :o.:a 1~1.,;n: system should offer a lot more ; It C ·I I th F yt B t' t ;ter and family, the Rev. and the Cross Talbot families and Dr Joseph E. Maddy 74 • en graduates In it he said The choice of courses. Free enter· a '" eTuesday o e evening Irs atap the IS M · J~. The schol- pioneer ' in music education ' ' for &ston Symphony ' has five,· the prist!; . . therg. I ht wchoose • . The annu al dmn,er of the Church .rs. George Siddall and chll· Mrs .. C. H. Wise, Pomeror, Ohio St• fl •nd Offrms Cl ub of home of Mrs Dav d Darst Idten. mh1p lund was dtscussed by the young, says our school Chicago Symphony 15. • thai s what thts country was TONIGHT & THURSDAY 1Me1gs Tem ple, Pyth~<.m Sislt-rs, 1 Mrs. Will~ Ant~ony, ·vice · Weekend guest! of Mr. and lthe chairman, Mrs. Clyde Wine- systems are too rigid with founded on." NOT OPEN :was an evenI of Monda\ even· Ichairman preSJded in the ab- : Mrs. Everett Bachner and dau- brenner. curricula, the school day Is roo The academy offers a variety As for school hours, welll ing in th e socta l rooms of the i senre of 'the cha~rman Mrs ' ghter, Conme, were their daugh- 1 T . ' short, and the competition of high school courses, Wii!' Maddy is outspoken about FRIDAY ond SATURDAY . Columbus, and Southero Ohto ' Tony Fowler. Mrs. Fra.;..,. Bea: ter, Mtss Karen Bachner, Ohio awe~~e~~o::; ;:-.:~ked wbrtDg : offered studenb almost nil. plenty of students enroll~ 10 t.,acbers who strike lor • FEB. 18 ond 19 leMrrr Company . i rhs gave devolions on theme UmversJty, and Mtss Mary be sent w Hon Ko~ m::etlg WI "! think American education the language and o;crence •horl<!r work weke- "the cbild Bnrt Lancaq Pr " THE TRAIN" Bel lv Spencer, preSJdenl, pre- "Washing the Heart's wm' Schaaf of Columbus. lclo h' I Bg g d used iB sick," said Maddy, "anything courses. We offer four years should be the one considered.'' Cartoons .sldt> d ove1 the short busmess ldows." I ' Mrs. Fr~nk Hy~ell of Rutland [wot mg or acone College. to get by. of. LaUn, three of Russian," A strike for higher pay, he FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,meetmg followmg the dmner., The circle sent birthday IS a medical patten! a\ Metgs ,'ld Day of Prayer was an- "Look who's doing the said Maddy. Not many other concedes, can have Ito reaanns. i Hostess"' for the year were! cards w the special interest Gffieral Hospttal In Pomeroy oHeaounced w b? held Feb. 5 at l<!acblng. Our leaders of 1990 achools match that." Spartan Beglmen Hurt l. ancastcr in dJSrus<ed and a note of thanks . where she IS bemg treated for th MethodiSt Church In MidAt 1 1 h "THI! TRAIN'' .d ; M H , M El ! m1ssronary and get·well cards h rt .1 t H d ghter dleport at 1,30 p m. are getting a 1940 education , . "Education Is enforced in this nter oc en Academy, Bu rt Lan c.2 ~ l f'r . i'<nli Sro· ~ Ira rom rs ora( e c -Ito shut-m members, Money was a ea at men . er au . , doled out by those who weat eo u n t r II said Maddy hours run from B·OO a.m. to fif' ld . Jeann e Mor-:'all, ~'II · hmnev for flowe_rs received fer the Scholarship Mrs. George Johnso_n of Middle- It was announced that a brl·l to school In the 1920's and Studenill Y,;..en't motivated. I'~ 4:30 p.m., break Jm:, dinner, chel Simon. Suwnn<' flo n. Du nng t~e socral hour games. Fund The members were ask· port and daughter-m-law, Mrs. dal shower for Martha Fowler 1930's." eonvlnced that's w there are resume from 8:00 to 7:30, and Colorc1rtoon were played a_nd pnzes award- ed to conlribute sweaters for Pearl Hysell are With her at !would be beld Feb. at the Maddy never finished the by then there's a "study table'' SUNDAY, MONDAY : ed to Mr_s .. Phil Memharl: Mrs. Hang Kong and clothing for the the hospital. church, The cirele Is to have ninth grade, but he holds eight until 9:15 p.m. four ev..Binp a and TUESDAY George Childs, Mrs. Mmme. Gtl- Mather School. Mr. and Mrs. Walron Manley the devotions for tile B. H. San- bonorary docroral<!a from coDeCtJODS week lor any student wbose 1 "THE F~~~~~N~ A;: KID'' ~t~e an~ ~rs . Bt'lty :•sss. i The World Day ol Prayer spent the weekend In Columbus Iborn Missionary Society meet- ges and universities. He foundgrade drops below a C. The Ire, Nazareth • WSCS Shown to Heath MethO d1St f 'f m StTip, ' 'JOUrney . · • That ' I Man River is Back in its anks The Ohio River Wednesday 1 rote ol two-lenthl of a lootl7, Rt. 14 In Millersville, Rt. lftemooD began retreating to- por hour. Sbermaa Ford, 12 from Portland to the Athel!l ward Ill banks In Pomeroy llld Lockmaster, indicated the river 1Counly Line Rt. 248 near · by todly it had receded from bad been receding tllree-tentbs ter. Rt. 331 at Antiquity and B.t. East Malo-It at Sycamora and of a loot each hour uprtv..-, 143 between Middleport aid ·. L)'DII-sts. and the fall would probably Bradbury, No merchanll were forced to opeed up in tbe Pomeroy area Classes were resumed thfa move tholljJb the water literally yet Wday. morning at Pomeroy Elementary bad lapped at the fronts of sev· State Highway Deparlmeat lchool but both the Juaior aid eraL employees bere laid aeveral Senior Highs remained closed The water gauae lD Pomeroy bJJbways In the COUIIIy would as did all schools of Soulhent at IG ~- m. showed 45.8 ft., a be clear of water aad debril Local. ft was expected most of drO{) of nearly two feet from before the end of today. the schools where cl ..... wore where the rampallnl Dblo bad Those hlghwayo otlU eloled called off would be reopeaod crested bert. It bad lloDd in clbi:.:.•:.:mo = rmn=·:::.g...:were:.:::...::Sta=te::....:Ro=ute:::..::F:.:r.::id:::ay'.:.._ _ __ _ __ Pomeroy at t7.5 al 4 a.m. Tues. day, then raised 1110ther Inch yesl<!rday morning as the result of the rainfall during the light. Tbe water tben began roeedill8 for &ood early wedn.. day aRerooeo and hu been fallIng 11 a al<!ady, but slow rate alnce. MalD-•t and all other atreels of Pomeroy's bUJJiness district were open wtraffic this momlitg. Water, bowever, stU! covered the WWII's parking lol of Main-st. ern.. f it Around And !I About M 'ddl epor 1 . 1 L. i I ,! 1 Dorcas Circle Home Of Seines 1 I Women's VIeW Sn~ar s·Ituation . In. EducatiO. nsystem IS. Termed · Sick by Pioneer in Music Instruction Electa Circle Send C/ fh1ng • TH K p h, S, yt 5 ff Off' , . ICers MEIGS THEATRE , Club Dines 1 1 orctr::!! I I I I Civil A • 010 st"• Kobrnson. An n ll argore< . -J;'c)~~~~ ~·: rl " ~~bt o. .ow;~~- a~~;.,~ngzi~;r: Vi~~~~:~ ~!!,~n~~t~~~~s:0rc~~~;h25 T ha! ~!:;,<k:::'e~n~ls~;~ F:;~: ~::. ing in Marcb. ~ndN~Io:.f"M":"~ U: Are Filed in Circm't Court ::,~d. 11 · c0 f of !be trouble course Owens, Ella Lemley, Mrs. Ellz. circle will be hostess for the son and family, T-Sgt. and Mrs. The group voted to donal<! $5 : Interlochen, Mlch d ".:(the Maddy oow a grandfather ol t~fii,~:; . 1:l':':~''h;~;;;1i ,' abeth Allm•n. Mrs. Ben Neutz. March meeting of the B. H. Son- Virgil Manley, w the school lunch program. I wintertime acbooC th':'lnterlocl> five wa~ born in Welll•"'co1orcartoons !mg. Mrs. Davrd Farmer and born Sociely me t' Mrs. Dana Hamm presented the K ' ...,--, ! Mrs. Oiho Watts. D . h e mg. sludy hook lor the eveni M l en Arts Academy which gre\1' an..• and began studying violin . .. ·-·-· urrng t • program hour n-ng. .rs. out of the IIWDIJiel' music 'libm he was live. He left Mrs. Darst read a letter from uuuald Boone g~ve the clostog camps. school at 16 to concentrate 01 i the Norton family, missionaries prayer. A guessmg game was To (lifer Collep Coaraet PT. PLEASANT- Three elvll music and at l8 was the in India. Tbank·you notes were • played and pries awarded to The acndemy opened Ill LICtloo• were rued In the olllce yotlllg•st member of llle '7"d from Belly Kllligan, mis· Mrs. Wmebrenner and Mrs. Sepl<!mber 1162, and IIU the fll the Mason County Circuli MlnneapoUs Symphoay, playing I. s100ary. Cherry Pte, coffee and The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club [Ellabeth Slaven. camp Is for yoqsters from aert Tuesday. viola and clarlneL : nuts were served to tbe above beld Ita annual valentine par-· Mrs. Scinee was aaalsted by Ute 8lb througb 12th gradel, bnt Two o1 the act10111 ooncern His first major teacblng job , and Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Bert ty Monday evening at the home Mrs. Dale Mourning In servin!l the academy 1000 will l!lpand promissory notes wltb the First w., as supervisor ollustrumeD. BodJmer, Mrs. Genevwe Sax- ot Mrs. Willis Grueser. A valen- a dessert course carrying out to offer the 11rst two yem of NaUonal Baillt of Ripley plain- tal music ia the lleehestlr, · ton, Mrs. Nora Hamilton. tine box had been made by Mrs. the valentine theme. Valentlae college. Glf In bo1b actions. The first Ia N.Y. acboola, Ha tall8hl Ia ' BURNS Grueaer for the valentine ••· napkins and candy carried out Dr, Maddy said some 30,000 against James R. Hoffman, Rt. other school systems, 0fitm11ec1 I CLEVELAN 0N LAWN change by members. Jolly Pal the theme. 1 Lem, with the plaintiff de- national hlgb acbool Clfcheatru ALL ~EW FURNITURE FOR I est DUPI - Ern- gifts were also exchanged. . ~ding judgment against the lor music confereocea, lllld In ' died .;;,ampbell,. 50, Cleveland, Mrs. George Hackett, new Others attending Ia addition OU If clelendaAt lor lite JUDI of $MO.Il. 11128 set up the lnlerlocheot 00 . esday mght mChmty president, was In charge of a the above wero Mrs. Lillian The second actton namea JJoyd Mualc camp. He's oondu<led ::;spttal of burna r..,.JVed Mon. short business meeting. Round- McGhee, Mrs. Fred Gtbb6, Mrs. Ul S nnUQ llouglaa RL z Leon, defendant all over the coonll'y and Y when his clolhing caught robin cards were sent to Mrs. Pearl Hollman, Mrs. Beulab aad der:..oo. 'j.. in the meatlons there Isn't a fire. He wu found lymg en a . White Mrs Ernest Bugbee ._.... 1 ' The youth choir of tbe Laurel IUIII of $486.7~. lnatrument he can't play, I lawn in front of biB borne with Gertrude Mtller, Mrs. Peg Eas ' Jeann~ Boo,;. a . his clothes aOame 1llld Mrs. Noah Haskins. nd Hannab Cliff Free Methodist cburcb The tbltd actiDD Is aeeklng I asked Dr. Maddy whal be INCLUDING : · Games were played and tbe , Greenlee, guesto. met In the recreaUon room o1 jUdgment In the 8liiD oll&ttiOO.• lbought of rock 'a roll A I All distances In Cuba are .1 prie won by Mrs .. Ernest Hugh· SALES REPORT the pai'IOIIllg8 Mtlllday evening 15 with tbe T$leallng, Inc. "You can~ help It, II'• lib Frl9ldalre ' measured fro 24 t :es wllh Mrs. Wilham Robson bl folio•-'•• pra~•- for a ...... plaintiff :0\1il. .......... .-... ol lite the comics," he Jaughad. Thea m a • cara th doo 1ze M 0 o Valley Uveotock Co ~·.. """" ..,... r · -~w lte · dded , RefriiJiraiOI ' diamond set in the floor of the I~onmng e r pr · "· Gallfpollo Dblo Feb 12 jliU ness meeting and valentine par· adlolJ are;: Wi!l!l ~ lleveJ. · a . • ' like jal, It IIVeo ; capitol In Havana. ;Grueser served a de;mert course :.._ • · • ty, • opmeot c..p., llol/it.11!Lll VIolet tills a chance to-lmproviM , • , ond 175 to 220 lbs. 17 to Scripture reading aad prayer Lee, WUUam and·IJoulae Mar· fine training." ; ful sire 1w1th coffee and mJDill at the HOGS When a blll II veroed, II close of the meetmg. 11.50, 220 w 250 lbs. f1 w11.50; by the Rev Eugene GIU t[l8ll- CWII, L. A. aad Ilabel1 Wright. He then oonlelsed lbal paris of It are defeated. a IBAittendMing wAerle MrMsi.UHermMan ~~:.:. :Sss28i~~ ~~ ed the ~lni- Plsns ,..... The actloD ~,1be leasing, ~f.!~!ed banjo,~ aad , a• ey, rs. ma er, ra. • • made to SJIOIIIOI' a hymn Bing ln81alloiloil, ~ of teJ.. ...... .,t with a jazz Combo lD • • • Louis ,...,.~. f :Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Perry 15 ~ 20; Sows and Pigs 75 to at the churcb Sunday, February 891s1oD sell. Cblcago. Buy on hsy Terms I ' ~, ounded the first , Mitch, Mrs. Kenneth Byers, Mrs. 125, Shoats 1D w25. %1 at m A tmall down paymtnl ' . Iwoman s maga2lne 1n the Umt· . 11 E Bush Mrs Wlllra' m CATTLE - Steen 18 to 28· 'vat ••·tr'"'·led, ond only S1.00 ' ed States in 1830 u· It' · • · Hell ' en ...... were ""' ... 1 "Godey's Lady' Bea k'?,g to e~sFl5 toCo23; Baby ~ 20 gameo were played, aad cake 1 Reynolds, Mrs. James Johnson, '"' PQME.OY / Pit' da~. .28 • at ws 1Z to II, Can- Iced In pink with tbe name o1 <' < ~.' 1Mrs Carl Matrox, Mrs. Emil ' ·· Y(NR ,iHqpP~NG CEN.t'IR I \Ball, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. ners 11 to 13; Bulls II to Zl; member Inscribed, and lee I He•dqu•rters For Hackett, Mrs. Hughes, 'Mra. M~ Cows 100 io 200. cream, were aerved by ,Jb I Orin Smith, Mrs. Robson, Mrs. AL CALVES- Topll7.75; ElljJene GW and Mrs. Ban7. 1 James Jividen and Mrs. Grue- Seconds 32 to 31; :Medium 30 Clark. l'ri!fOIII were Sue Tracy. ser. to 34; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 30; Betty Klein, Brenda Gllmol'e CuUa 20 to 28. Karolyn !loulsbJ, Kay Howe~ WOMAN KDJ.ED SHI!EP - Ewes l Lms. t to Karen Flores, Martha Bater CLEVELAND (UP!) - 'Mre. IOo Stock Ewes t 10 18; Fat Becky Eblln, 1lollcbf Emma Mllls, 11, aeveland Sheep 5 to 12; <;ull• I ID 5; Patty Neu\llbtl, Mike Wrllbt, Helgbet, died 'l'Uelday In Huroo Buckl f to 10; Fat Wetbero I Tomll(lulari,, LeGnard ~ Road Hospllal of bums and to II. WaYJlt•.Lelfbelt; l•u ~ ,'( ,' IDIDka Inhalation IUflered when LAMBS - Top!! II; Seconds rq., 'II'JII, · ~!W P\•l!lij( Middleport, 0. fire strw:k ber bomt lall Z5 to 11!1; LlCbt WIL 11 to II; ~iii, ClWt ........... ~ ., ' ~.A C •+ ,.. ,..._ ,.,.. ,_.,., ~ .~ · ol; ·,· , .~: • •,, ·'· Valentine Party Is Held by CJ Sewmg ub i THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THIS BUY! 3 Complete Rooms y th cho· H-'d A 1 Va/entl•ne Party ! • •-·Bt • :.: .L: BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT MAK~ Au.R~E,LDS BE t~&1.1t=N1. ~ MISS AMERICA LOAfERS THE SHOE BOX Howell: Sav.;,Ail uf ·Your Sales Slips 'frq~l .'. ·. :,E~JiHelds_ ln Pomeroy O:usicll FM CENTI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 253 ;.OU: "I"'" " ,, :ll en tine Complexion Study Plan PomeroY \ - ' \• $100 Million Offered India By Humphrey FJood Threat to Valley Believed Passed . .::..":.:.\"~;-.~~::.n.~ RECI!;DING - BuslneSimen along East Maln-st breathed easier Wednesday about the time this picture war taken 11 the llond water began re· Lock 23 officials at Apple ceding. Water had completely left the street between Lynn and Sycamore by today wilbout any buslneaa baring to move. - Sentinel Photo, Grove said at 10:30 •· m. Wday the river wu droppiag there 11 By United Prenlateraalloaal The swollen Ohill River claim~ two lives Wednesday ~sht \lui f su_dden celd snap put .a \'h'ltlal end w the thre~t ol terlqlla lloodl!'l 10 the Ohto R!ver ~alley. . . .. ~jllr drowned lll!at ltonibn when _1beir boot capilzoclln the sw1rhng back· wal<!rs of the river. The victims were Theresa Liltlejehn, 17, Ironton, and Hayes Kimble, 19, Iof Ohio Furnace Road near roday. Schools In Marietta tpeD· lronron, Theresa's brother, ed for the first time this week Frank, 19, managed to swim w and nearly all roads were open shore. as the river went baek into ita The river continued to recede banks. from Sleubenv!Ue to near PortsRiver Hold• Ste..y . . . mouth and the crest was At Portsmouth, the river bad expected lo reach CinclnnaU held at 61.4 feet from 3 a.m and tito1e out ·or ·ObJo some-· tllfUII#J mid-morning, One llcJil time Friday. road was closed and the lower Marietta, which had water on level of U.S. 52 remained under several of Its streets Wednes- water. but traffic moved freely day, was cleaning up the debris oo the upper level. Six pumping stations were JD. ClncianaU optlmlat!caDy preoperation at Porllnllllth but dieted Wednesday that no more none of the city's l1oodgates lee weuld fmn 011 the river had to be erected. One obaer· this year, ver said the river wn "more of a •utSance tho anythlDC • Loll Ice Bepo1'l •• •· else " We have Issued our lui lee At Clnclnnatl, the river atood repilrt lor 1111 aealllll," a for.. at 5U feet, ~ il!ll'·~ over ~aster ~ld. Hood •tage, ana wal etple · ··'l'lii' HuUII• N& ~ w crest at ~-5 feet sometillll' again after lloodlng part1 af Ia!<! Friday. the West Grtea tlormllery area The U.S. Weather Bureau at of Ohio University at Athena, Studenll held their ground aad avoided the yearly ritual of evacuating the low-lying resi· donee halls and moving 00 blgher IJ'OUDLI. Fair and cold ,...ther wao upected to dominate llle pic· -~ Friday. Overnijbt lelaforaluNI,.flll•~ 11 at Maoalleld and readlrip near mo ..,. upeclld in some parll of Northern Ohio llnight. Reso. ..t 18 · Closed ~ Airport Assured ~7~-;::·:: .r"tush With ~ew Grant 11urvived a wiJd west sbom. oot Wedaesday. Wltueosee ~aid Jam.. MeCullen, 2%, came to llle Henry moiDn Co., where Cleveland Watkins, 41, ~ort<s and con· fronted blm With a gun after PT. PLEASANT - Construction - when the weather -aa argument over money. breaks -of a proposed $219,690 airport near here appear· McCullen allegedly fired aiJ: ed certain today. sboto at close ran1e and Wa~ Gov. Huelett Smith announced from Charleston tnday kbta puUed blo own guo ao be that Point Pleasant will receive a federal grant of $59,845 otumbled backwards, firbtl maklnc poosible the constructton of a 3,200 foot paved alr· oev•al lholl 11 McCoUeo. strip. MeCalleD wu trealed fer 1 Pleasant Resort, oow closed mlatr ann wouud. Watkina The governor said the Appal· cause of flnancilll ~~~:~~~ wot 1a fair condHion. achlan BegimiBI Commission and the National Goard ., . _ wm add $109,145tn Federal Avi· Approval of the $59 845 "' atlon Agency funds. The Mas- compteled all the .. ~ on County Court bas cooperat- Incident to proceeding 1111 ell w provide t!(l,OOO. project, it was reported. The airport site has been ap- Local agencies 1n Meigs and proved jwtt oorth of Point Gnllla ceuntles of Dblo, Plea1181!t off Route 62 on 1 tract the Ohio River from Maaon of the old illdustrtal Rayon pro- County, are In process of perty I'UIIIIIng beblnd the Point lng Federal grants lor airstrips. I tion of the U.S. aid proaram cut oU during the lndo-PID tan border . wac. Th~ money was offered for the purchase of commodities cooSJdered essential to the Indian economy, plagued by_a severe food shortage. The VICe ~resid~nt discussed .the new loan during a two hour .meeting_ With three Ind1an cabinet officills-G. Subramaman, miniSter of food, agriculture, community development and cooperation; Sschin Chaudhuri, minister of ll~nce; and Asoka Mehta, mmlster of planmng. . . for President Jnhnaon, n... 111 - l!lunphfo;',-on • · 4ala~' tour Wet~..,tay •~ !tom , Paki.'llan, where he announced t he resumption of u. s. aid 1o India's neighbor. }7 Year-old Drivers in 1 complex of governmeat build· ings built by the British 30 years ago. Informed sources said the v1ce preSident tai!'ed at length about Indian agr1culture development and the counll'y'a emergency lood Reeds. The talks were part of seriea which included dlscussiol or1 Chinese Commumst expansion aiLD8. Red Chma invaded the northern frontier of India ill 11162 · decision to close. . The plusb tourist and conven- The Slate Highway Patrol !100 facility bas oncounl<!redU· Investigated a two-car collision nanc•al problems a10ce epemng in Meigs county 11 HO p.m. last summer. In January it was Wednesday on Rt 121 at the reported at a special meeting junction of Hysell . Ru• Rd. No ol srockbolders of the West Vir. glnls lndUJJtrles Development ooe was IOJured. Corp that tbo re110rt had debb ~ffic• ' said that Cheryl Lynn totaling $1,012,000. Wtlllam 17• RuUand, headed The facllity waa built with dr~· a~em~Ied loh passlt a car the aid of 1 $1 tK2 000 federal Jven Y ennet M. .at.oon, 0 £ Joaa. Privat. iA~esion t 17, Rutland, just •• Matson 1 $357 000 pu up started to make a left tur• onto JJ{ 11 waa reported Hysell R1111 Rd. 0 Ute corporllioll wu in lll'l'ears There _was heavy damage w on its Interest paymeota on the the Wdhams car and mmor federal loaa, and I IUDiber of damage to _the Matson car. No PT. PLEASANT - The ft. Pleasant llolulng Author· credlwrs were -king repay- one was InJured and no charge lty opened fnur bids Tuesday lor temporary flnllnclDC of meot. was filed . Funeral servicee for William 50 unlll of low-rent public W. lble, 76, Racine, who died 11 bousing to cost $600,000: I to • ytll' period to psy • AU-County Choir Police Cite Driver in tbe Veterans Memorial HosThree bids were r«:e~vad, temporary notee. pita! today at 5:3tl a.m., will from New York banks, and It wu .'llso IIDOLIICI!d To be Org~d Into Mayor's Court be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Three Middleport boyl had Citl!en's National Bank of Pt. that IBOther &0 bousln8 Ralph Werry, relqpoos dl- A Middleport man was cited Ewing Chapel wtth the R.,, the biggest treat <lf young Pleasant was the fourth bidder. for the olderly are oow Ia ol the Meigs County J111- ., Mayor c. o. Fisher's court Charles O'Connor officiating 6::'~ ~vltbls aththe 'lhe local bank wao low bid- plllllllln8 ollie Ia Pt. Pleasant. Clamber of Commerce, bas i• Middleport viUage on a reck· Burial will be in the th res takene ~: ere der. It wao tbe fifth lsoue llliiOlUICed aa all • counly Youth Jess operation charge following Falls cemetery beside biB late 00 fe!Io~:ebasketball see ":;:: t~mporary nol<!a, aad Ibis iB Will be fGnned Ssutrdsy • mishap on South Third-av at wife, Agnes. PbU d hi ~ De- first time- that a local General Taylor to 2:30 p. m. at the educational 10:50 p.m. Wednesday, He was employed 1 t the U.S. 1 1 8 bid oa the notes. Sp•ak on War at ~,~ou of lbe Federated William Edward Ar..ld. :11, Lock and darn Jl until his reur. trow~n. PI sWill. e P a an • inatitutloa The ClliJ:enl Natlnaal ~ "" in Pomeroy located •· was cited after hilt southbound men!. Ia _Mickey CbUds aad Dennis and bid oR the notes In Geaeral Maxwell D. from tilt Pomeroy Post vehicle struck a legally parked Survivors Include lour 80111, J1mmy ~ogp, all ac~ve part!· with the Pittsburgh special coosullaDI to office. car owned by George Ohlinger, Robert and Homer, botb ol will be the Ohio The choir will siJig March fl <Middleport. Damages to the Xent, ..d Charles and Edward, clpsnl! 1n Middleport s elemea- Bank. CAPE ~ENNEDY (UPI) - In tary school basketball progra_m. When 10 per cent cam..:'to at an All • Cunty church ,.... front of Arnold's vehicle were both of Racine; two dallf[bton, an amb1tloul Project Apollo served as chore boys dar10g revenue bonds will be ''The Crisis fa Nam• vice. The Jaycees wlJl I[!Onaor estimated at $125 wbile Ob- Anaa Mae Obitz, Raclu, ... . debut, the United ~ next the .professional game. · . da Feb :H project in enoperatlon wltb linger'I car bad approximately Lois Wbismao, Detroit, Frielldl · :S"tesday te: eh thr Miek~y: 12, son of Mr. and Trowel Pretented {;.. u the Mel&• County Ministerial $135 damages. No injuries were may call at the funerol INDL\NAPOLP, IND. _ AT some Y w ·PUll ee Mrs. WJ!llam Childs, was chosea Hi G .. _CoD dor .to v:~am· opelk ALLSOclatlo1. reported. an)lllme. least 10 JOliDI llrls aon>e men to the moon, check to work lor the Philadelphia o ran..., ege on! m.up. and~ capsule that will carry team while Dennis Boggs, 12, Rio Grude 1:15 p. m. In MeiOOI'lal ... Q Weapolll, roamed and try. out the engine that and Jimmy Boggs, 10, were IIJI' celved 1 gift ol the Indiana CIUI!Iryalde today blast them home. for the Pistons. The ll<!rest w !boot IIIOcialed I _ . Seriel ,. 1be Elpsnd·l three violtlt outbreaka at The federal apace agency, Ia boys were taken by !hell' the college Future llate &Iris ttCbool near disclosing detaUa of the Initial fathers ~.the game where ''Wilt Stephen ·E. Jentins of . • State police oontlnued to Apollo te•l 111Cht, aald todoy SlUt CbamheriBin broke Grande presenled a trtwel the ...,.. II'OIIIILI the [IIIUI thel the spaceship at launch the aiJ.time pro scoring reoard. by bla lather John D. stltutlon lor deUnqueut &Iris wlll weigh a reoord 45,900 The trio happ<'lled lo be stand· a stonemaaon, to belp hopei Lll llndlng some of the pounda. at the right place at the foundation 11onos ol IJ)nlatea who escaped II will be hurled 310 mUeo lllpe and were aaked Hall, the college's first riUCOUI melees Wedneod.ay Into apace lly a br&nol new W<!Uld like to aerve. , log wblcb waa erected lD 1174. t'.rntoa and eveniiJC, Cluae Saturn 1B super rocket tlifly aceepted. ! The trowel waa preaented the outbiUI: waa llllkno1nl. rammed back toward boya folded jackeill Mrs. Mary Lowls, curator 'l1LI'M aeparlle Cllllbrelb earth at J81fi0 miles per also handled water-boy the Herltep Room lD the ed tbrGUih the block • 111 the Apolln opaeecrafl ~gl: ~~(:Can:tln=ued~lr:oo:n~P:•:ge~l~)• ege's new library. ~plu. Autboritlel llld that Ia three yem .~ be lltird ilillbllilr •• tbe lunar omllriro .......moir ' Molp l G II lltl[lllal ' "'"' -r ..,....,..,. .,._, " I · ' - - •Ioltli! Ill lite dat. with . io''11111i . '''·' 91et ''flliU ' ·-· .. 1· ·- ......_ lllc-J::::;:· GlHI" ' Ililt ,nita. The ·.Lilreralt ' •carrier ~ .... •--'-~ Middleport. · lnljjDd, ~ 19lldm lloler, four,,desb,o ya• .ORi r•.· •> ~· "';...' ..... ' Nont. cage Great s Take Boys on For Chores ..IORLD Apollo Debut To Test Moon Hardware 8I.ds Opened or Housmg prO]ect • mpOint • PIeasant thel{ C:: ;:n b · ~-=:.rre~ rocn""" . Soul!l ac:.,. J1eet Oller wlll be llalloned ·~ ~~~t11f1~~=~::1· =·~..·- ~ J~nuary ., ,, I t William lhle D'Ies Thursday '. •'. Letart t=ly en~ . I!IJNhftJi f8rntlare. POINT PLEASANT - Thelnew dlrectoro. Captain Pleasant Point Resenrt aear said, "This iB a temporary · here was closed ''indefinitely" I until new management Is seWednesday by the Small Busi· cured." ness Administration. captain L "No tresp1ning" olgna A. Wright, a major stockbolder, been prJSted, sta~ that the said the plush resort will be property Is "In the custody ol closed until sometime after an agency of the U. S. aov,.... March I. ment." On that date, there wlll be 1 Employn nl the relill't were stockholders' meeting to elect oot givea adviiiCte ootlee of the Collision of~:i.~~nf•7ned :th g~~.::!'::: Jinance ministry, the beart of a & s ,.m =='f::: a- veteran De£ense counseIhas J0bCut 0ut ., "· ' �.... - ~-- ... , \ 1--De111 C I M• M k• C b k11966 License . .II S . rna Oa . IDeS a IDg orne ac · Plates GoOn IJPI 1lriefs lllllllnol, PwtnJ-~Itpolt, NEW YORK (UPil lrleadlJ mallmaD map be 1 _ . L oooa u., l"tb. 17, ( I .u .... y•w•.- ........ COLLEGE ALL STARS Eeeapeea Captured With Airplane Aid COLUMBUS (UPil - 'J\1o OBCapeeo from the Columbuo State Hoopltal were captured Wednesday near !Alndon wllb the aid of an airplane. Back in custody alter escaplllg Tue8llay ..... J::leMjo ~ Gill, 20, It ,uhland, and LmJ Dickey, It, GaJUpolil. TIM! men were spotted by patrolmen Ill temperatures to :10 belaw zero NEW YORK (UPII - Tbe twills and reRU~allono to win previ.,.. depreSSions in ..,~~~, eliminalfd tile io• of three oul In northern Minnesota. Sub- dreary tale of poverty-ruled Ap- equa!J11 Ia ll"eilht ... marltel· deoperale ll.ilten tried to make off(IIJI' aolt ..,.1 mtnen, a 111"1 pro readings also were re- pslacllill is belnR relieved by lng C<lllls with the big autom· a lillie money by CIKlP mlnlftl. rile in demand or steam coal llecallie al lh aew clvtl Mrded durinl the nllht in lhe one tremendous ouccess story- ted mines. Cop«~p mlnlftl iJ a practice by the electric utility industry Fred Rice, Ohio rlpll law, whleb problblll D•kotas, WISconsm, Iowa, film· the re-development .of the small coal mining employed more gome back ~r..,..Unl~ mMore.in developed. Th,e displaced l1linerS Btnau of Motor omployen lrom tltlcl'lmlnO"'' and Mfcb1pn. coal mine. lhon tiOO,OOO workers m ~meri· John L. Lew•• s '"" e and the small operators saw day aDllfliiiiCed the IDJ. Mc8ue ol nee, eoiOr, . . . . · ca !iefore competition of oil and Workers waged mentie!!ll war u..tr chance and got tngetl10r.;.,. - d 1 l•trars mod or sex, .- U. S. Pod WA8111NGTON - PRESI· According to PreSident Robert gao whlltled away ill matl«ll. a&&iall the co-op miners, regard· •·we wwld wek:ome friOI)dly • over _, epu v '"~..·.,..,,,: Olflee II be....lq Ia ue d-ot Johnsiln has warned thai Hokomb of Ire NatiOnal Ind.. Tlien in the early 1950's, rapid inll tbem as traitors wbo were relaliollll witb the Ullited Mine to ba~ the sale ofllltl6 '" ...,... 111111 <ll'l'llrl. 1i 'T~t Cong terror tactics ean pr.Ment Coal ~ton 1\nocla- automation of the big mines undermining the improved wage Workers U they would negotiate ' plates. F1tteoa tf lhelll wert Ifni 1 a~pia;;:ne;;;;.. tn;l:Jie South Viet Nam thPy liOn the small mmes now are wiped out :00,000 of the re. se!'les the unHNJ had wrung realistic agreements with US, 11 : Five hundred of thih1e~::::J • lrtm New [; r•··· be used again to subjugate produ<lftl a.lm":'t 30 per ceDI of maining 4411,000 jobs. Tbe job from the bil _.tnrs. The hi&- '"'' Holcomb. "So the anton will operate on a y1 ~ I.Miclfll for 1-panllva others - at anolllor time, at an the country s riSing output of r....llieo ...,.. heaviest in Ap-lory of the rivaby bet...., the has relaoed but has cnnllllled 11asta and ~ ulo _ .. lbl - - oa1d eveo blper coat 1o !reednm. '"'' coal. palacbia. uni011 and ·allied '111111 the to try II organise tba •mall In- both Ucenae plalles ... drl•rer I ... Wll "ft'1 UIIJIIId.H In a spo~ to lilt A,..rican 'lbruup Holromb's oHico, U_,loymetll Grow ,omall independent operalorti II dependent mines. There baa HCI!IIIIell. The J'lliDAIDIIf!l Association of . Sehoo1 Admltlbl· the~ now are tad:Jil\g major Unemployment in coal towns replete with violenct and biUtr· been violence and &orne of our agencies will &ell license piai<!SI•--------trators Wednesday .Johnson said marketing and transportation rea:ched staggering proportion!!. ne!ls. ·, members Rave been injured and only during the rush VISIT OUR the Viet Cong campaign ;,f 1problerm . by seeking changes in;And as bad been the cue iD But soon after automationjkilled. 11 "03r and deoll1 to fon:o th• - •·· ~ · - -- - -·-~· -- - .. ... poole of Sooth Viet Nam Into •ubmisslllll,~ muat be otopfll"'. i "If thil 'wer fll liberation.' trl· Mlddi..,Ort. amphs." lbl l'nlli- uk...t, ''who wi11 be tiberatt"d next~" Sale March } Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy·Mlddleport, o., r~b.IT;iuee 1 !HI • • • Scores :' :..iiiiiiiiiiii--flj New , ..· Home Furnishings BUDGEt. SHOP •ma FQRNITURI o. THE SPORTS DESK By CBET TANNEmLL Senllllel Sporll Writer WAHNG'ION - THE N.\ . don's economy eont1nued ''• boom in January. Frdtral R" ...... Board ftluns showed fhoo outout of U.S. factGI'Ie!l. mine• and mUla per cent hight"r thon durin1 Jailulry, 1916. SIMON'S RKET ••I WASHINGTON - U. S. SAV· bonds, faring stiff eomnetition frum other forms tf in ~. are going to retur1 more I mflney to purchasers and ln~s NV·I OPEN DAILY ............ 9:00 to 7:00 PresldttJt Jobtt10n "anti more · Americans to buy them as pru-. dP111 and patriotic invesvnents . . The Chief Executi\'e an -i oounced Wednesday thai he had : ortlered tht interest rate on, bondl raised froiD tbf pn•ser.t l 3.75 per rent to 4.15 per ce-nt. 1 At. the same time he launched , "-:1at Treasury Secretary Henry ' H. Fowll'r called "the biggest . effort in maoy years" to got RIDING FLOOD - Flood-riding tow sweeps pill upper end of the Reedsville loeb. Drift-ridden Ohio waters m<rro Americans to buy bonds. ~eep up on the recently dedicated locka, lower ri&M. Relief Ia expected today in the Ohio Valley from tbe fioodlnJ c V~TICAN CITY POPE nv~~----~~------~;:~;;~;;~~~~~~------~;-----------~~~~~~~--P::~ul Vl today upheld the law t .,.,,.;,'U~ sa- .........U..M.#U.WW Success of NOW YOV KNOW of moatleS5 Fridays as a gen· age rea S CLEVELAND (UPil - AI ! I G oral rul• for aU Catholics bllt ' East Side &lrl, oxpecUn1 ai 8odl A....., LiaeoiD, llftl- 1 allowed Dational hierarchieo to i (ContinUed on page z ) ebUd 1D Juae, may become 1M . Ideo! duriDI tbo ClvU w.r, . re;;llce It in individual (.'QUO- ' throughout the contest. '!bey )'IUDI!It mother 01 recn iD .Jefftfloa Dnil. ~ tri~ with other forms sf pen- went into the dressing room , Clnelaod 1od IDt of die Ill ColdednCJ, were ... an... and chariti.. If they oee i with tho pros durinR the half. yooafl<l' 1D lbl •late's •• <11 llalaclJ, fi! . 1 time break 11nd following the tal)'· 1he Pope made an officiol l 1ame. The girl will be t3 Jfll'l ud CHICAGO (UPJl - Urb:on ' Announcement and eJplanation Arter the game JOme of the 2 moathl oJd w~a bJftb &Del evangelism IDUII alwsys bavo o: new rules on fast and 1fans even came to the young. place. Her pllgbt was dilco~· a 10lid claim to Ill Ollatence, aMtinenct for Roman Catho- I ste1s and asked them for their eftd Tuesday foUowlq 1 ,.. a national Melhodlsl li... ~ The ~enerat tht'mt'. of the ; autographs, apparently think- Ike iDVHtlgatloli ftleb n- 111 urbaa churrll wllrl< wu ~:~"" regulations wa"R disclosed i ing tbey we~e traveling with ialted II aa laeelt dlarp- I.e. today. · ..,..oday bv the Aptotnllc the teams. 01 couno, Mickey, IDJ IOed areiMI ller 11-yelfo '!be Re.. Lawmleo L. On!p&~ation to the United Stale!! · Dennis and Jimmy got their eld lfllldfltlatr. cour of NubvUio, TenD. 1:1 Washington. share of aut<,grapbl from the · A ~beek sbowMII _.at 0 church mlssllliiB must be professionals. Th•y alw received II ..cb I Akn>a Rlrl pvo blrllt at IJ Ia volved and .,communicate" 1937. but .. olflcill ol 1M Ollio laue of Cbrilt or they woulld as paymt'nt for tbeir work. DeparCDH!at of Beabil said lie Jimmy and Dennie Boggs are · could DOt neaD 1 ease iD the meet with Ultle - · sons of Mr. and Mn. Lionel The Rev. Lacour spoke te Buckeye State Ia whlcb a rblld c1osmg · sess 1on of th o ..... ... Boggs. 1 1 Gauge Road1D11 - Gallipolis I was lool"ll to prt ...... JJ. DU8l Metbodllt coavoc:ation Dam 2.70, 48.8, falling slowly, • 1!!111!1 I iu1 Ill .& 2E 1 urban Ule JD America Whldll Pomeroy . M8!1on 45.11, Point 1 HELD DOG nGIIT!I d attracted !,'lOt dlurdl leaden Pleasant 14.10, Hintl>n !05 sla-1 HUMBLE, Tex. (UPII - A Wil cat Strike at Gf s..~al faithl, tionary, Kanawha Falls 11 .71 ' man acuoed of boldtnR flog. Steel Company Euda ud urban pl.....,, stationary, Charlesto• ts.l4 ri•· ' fight• at his farm was fined "Mucb Melbodlat wort Ia i"l IAlndoD wao rwminR 16 11110 Wednesday. Sberiff'o c1opu. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (UPI) city iJ produclnl miracles,~ f~t on rollers, Marmet 18 feet : ties said they raided his home - A wildcat strike by. 2t1t uid. uu caD turn out and Winfie ld !7 feel . Gallipolis ! and found 1 blood-llained pit ed steel Workers Uruon men who lul"ll Ia their I' Dam expecq to roeume loek· ' for dngfll!hls and 10 dogs bers al three WbeellftJ blades but II ~ ages around noon today, after [ chained to treea around the ! Corp. fl<llillel in tbla area ongels from bell to baet drift is removed from around farm . James T. Kl!Chona, 2t, ended lodaidy. A oompany lbo brothels wl __lh_lh_elr_ bibles. the lock cllambm. . pleaded Rullly. IIDin sa production has resum --Boat Movemoall: i ed after about an 11-hOII" fM4 MIWON IN A.ID Ollfo River -Orco down 1!, 111-!Aw Tempo pop. WASHNGTON (UPl -Morel 5 a.m.; Mounlam Stale up 16, ' NEW YORK 1UPIJ - "nte than 1344 mllllou ID fedora! ; ,;; a.m.; Jeffboal down II, · lowes! temperature reported AUXILIARY TO MEET bas been provided to aldld~:~1 U5 a.m.: Walter Beckjord up thi• morning lo the U. S. '!be regular meetinR ol lhe In recovering from the d 23, UIJ a.m. : Ann Brent up Weather Bureau, lncludi"l Alsa- 1 Racine American Legion Alllllli- inl Good Friday tarthqollo Gtenup 1,45 p.m.; Steel Trad· l ka and Hawau, was 34 below acy will be held 'l'ue.lday, Feb. Marcb rt, !1184. er up Greenup 11 :20 p.m.: Cot- i ~ro at Roseau. Mtnn. The !22 at 7:30 p. m. at tbe Polt D 1 report to !on Queen up Greenup IZ:IO a. 1highest reported Wednesday \ hmne. Wednesday, President m.: Llltle Geor1e up Greenup 1 " " 8S degrees at Clewiston, aaid, "II II 0 tribute to z,45 a.m.; Jim Hougland up i Orlando and Jacksonville, Fla. l iT'S A BOY : " . ; , : . : . andlndlvtotdwlll l.:reenup UO a.m.: Southern up : -~ - · --OXFORD, EDRiand (UPJl thou!ands <11 state and fetltM'III l.reet~up 7:46 a. m. Lachlan LOCAL TEMPS Princeas Chrl!tins of 1 who worked Macleay up Meidahl U5 p.m.:: The t.mperature in Pomeroy's niece of ngland's Prince ~ Louisiana up Moldlhi U5 p.m.; 1bu•iness district al IUS a. m. Philip and wUe of artist Robert =·~~~~~~ Sally Polk down Meldahl Ull 1todoy was 32 degr..s, under van Eyck, 1ave birth 1o a 111111 y p.m. . awmy slues. bere, It was llDIIOUIICfd today. ON GOOO WILL TOUII Galltpollo Dom - Phil.lp 1 Sporn, Zimmer, Eooo PennayJ. ' ~NEY~k) vanla. Buckeye Slate, Franklin !.; of Tballand today IIepa a Pierce and Elisha Woodl II(> U 1111 1.1 dap leodw111 loor 11 bound and waiting. Solvay, Ti· 111111 New Zealand bolt, Western, Bull P'ro1, ~ Klblbcbora and bls ward, J. S. Le•U.. Volley Tran.. ._.. to opend ,... porter, ... Susaa Lane. down- I Ctmberra and liVeD Ill hound and wa.ltln1. ; K_.... Rl•lf - Lut.y J ... , I'IIIST Luc.a~ down Marmet 5:45 a. m.; 1 QUALITY o r. up Marmet 1:!0 UGULAit- · a. m.; Beaver down Winfield 1 C.ltlfled Oil Stillion z 10 p.m.; JelferiOII down Wi.. fie!d l :e p.m.: HoleD Z. up , Winfield J:IO a.m.; Allen R. : Merrill down Winfield fi, 10 a.m. Evangelism Described i - FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 SATURDAY ............... • UNTl 9st'J • BREAD RUBBER FOOTWEAR ADAMS or HOLSUM _ _ r1 Slvs. MILK For The Family THE SHOE BOX Md:OY'S or YAWY lEU_ Middleport, o. Gal• ...,1.,....,. buys aspacious 211 cubic feet of cargo space I River News 1 TWO-HOUR ::1 DRYQEANING SERVICE ca i BY RIQUIST Robinson's ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUVWXY1234567890 and special protection against coiTOSion · Full Drug Store Service II'S HERI TO HELP YOU UVE LONGERI =ed. lttl!lll WORLD rl/l' itl;!::l t , l THE DAILY SENTINEL \ llll!JGS · MAllON .lUA ··-"· ROLLER'S . STORE a.GSED ALL DAY SATURDAY . . .UARY 19th i 01' HOWARD IYERS wit• coafidenctJ Your pharmaciat'z hope& and biJ fu· tuns are Ued to youra. He often JGU biJ best ... Ill ............. ••u - 1 'nf.,_ They'll need !fOfl during the snowy month$ ahead. had and the dollar-saving power of a famous Chevy 6! 1111111 MYf!tnl bntad toad. You wr niiMI... eao'tbeat tbeiJifem 'l'hls ila coadln..,. wnllll of,_. lllepboat dbtciOif. 'l'hilly.four liltpla symbolt ... 7011 Cllll&llq ltlepbaot .. the world. DUI TO THI DIATH also big wide doors for easy IG;~g use his prtducts 28·' OEVOI'ED 1U INT1CIIIIh Of and a reinforced al-welded body with a flat floor d.._ Butlbat'olbe 111)1 Jllll· DlaliJl&. Ke!f!n1 It my Ia what's COif!PIIcalatl Mlllklll circuits. 1bna of eomplicated ......,._. Opentan. U.. meli. Repilmen. laillllen. E!....n. Allll dnfwJI f!l men and- wbo bllia lithe be....lat-wllllta• pu~~llliit lllliudallbat ..-Jull ~zn• ......... _..... ask for at 21bs. 54c Garal1'lltlpbcae plllllt aD ..... So dial ... - · · • -.4 IIIIer dael ill job. llarlt du, I ........ What We .aiii!QIIIII file (. t?lzr'---. k'l _,.._I . ' PET TURTLES GO,LD .FISH I TUlTLI POODs-1o 39c .... BEN FRANKLIN s- 10 ~:::- •.;~·.$~,,.'1; :l.i\.! 1,- • ...,_, :- •. • ~ "' • ic 'ij,)',SjJ.:;j r ~ .J;c IJ~"" .;~, 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You wv ~29Ss '\"'1'''""""''::.1"~• -'IJ!I'"'l'•.'O','···~ 7 ., • ' Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs · ni 1.;4,Ma? 1 ~·, '• ' ,. \ . •• �.... - ~-- ... , \ 1--De111 C I M• M k• C b k11966 License . .II S . rna Oa . IDeS a IDg orne ac · Plates GoOn IJPI 1lriefs lllllllnol, PwtnJ-~Itpolt, NEW YORK (UPil lrleadlJ mallmaD map be 1 _ . L oooa u., l"tb. 17, ( I .u .... y•w•.- ........ COLLEGE ALL STARS Eeeapeea Captured With Airplane Aid COLUMBUS (UPil - 'J\1o OBCapeeo from the Columbuo State Hoopltal were captured Wednesday near !Alndon wllb the aid of an airplane. Back in custody alter escaplllg Tue8llay ..... J::leMjo ~ Gill, 20, It ,uhland, and LmJ Dickey, It, GaJUpolil. TIM! men were spotted by patrolmen Ill temperatures to :10 belaw zero NEW YORK (UPII - Tbe twills and reRU~allono to win previ.,.. depreSSions in ..,~~~, eliminalfd tile io• of three oul In northern Minnesota. Sub- dreary tale of poverty-ruled Ap- equa!J11 Ia ll"eilht ... marltel· deoperale ll.ilten tried to make off(IIJI' aolt ..,.1 mtnen, a 111"1 pro readings also were re- pslacllill is belnR relieved by lng C<lllls with the big autom· a lillie money by CIKlP mlnlftl. rile in demand or steam coal llecallie al lh aew clvtl Mrded durinl the nllht in lhe one tremendous ouccess story- ted mines. Cop«~p mlnlftl iJ a practice by the electric utility industry Fred Rice, Ohio rlpll law, whleb problblll D•kotas, WISconsm, Iowa, film· the re-development .of the small coal mining employed more gome back ~r..,..Unl~ mMore.in developed. Th,e displaced l1linerS Btnau of Motor omployen lrom tltlcl'lmlnO"'' and Mfcb1pn. coal mine. lhon tiOO,OOO workers m ~meri· John L. Lew•• s '"" e and the small operators saw day aDllfliiiiCed the IDJ. Mc8ue ol nee, eoiOr, . . . . · ca !iefore competition of oil and Workers waged mentie!!ll war u..tr chance and got tngetl10r.;.,. - d 1 l•trars mod or sex, .- U. S. Pod WA8111NGTON - PRESI· According to PreSident Robert gao whlltled away ill matl«ll. a&&iall the co-op miners, regard· •·we wwld wek:ome friOI)dly • over _, epu v '"~..·.,..,,,: Olflee II be....lq Ia ue d-ot Johnsiln has warned thai Hokomb of Ire NatiOnal Ind.. Tlien in the early 1950's, rapid inll tbem as traitors wbo were relaliollll witb the Ullited Mine to ba~ the sale ofllltl6 '" ...,... 111111 <ll'l'llrl. 1i 'T~t Cong terror tactics ean pr.Ment Coal ~ton 1\nocla- automation of the big mines undermining the improved wage Workers U they would negotiate ' plates. F1tteoa tf lhelll wert Ifni 1 a~pia;;:ne;;;;.. tn;l:Jie South Viet Nam thPy liOn the small mmes now are wiped out :00,000 of the re. se!'les the unHNJ had wrung realistic agreements with US, 11 : Five hundred of thih1e~::::J • lrtm New [; r•··· be used again to subjugate produ<lftl a.lm":'t 30 per ceDI of maining 4411,000 jobs. Tbe job from the bil _.tnrs. The hi&- '"'' Holcomb. "So the anton will operate on a y1 ~ I.Miclfll for 1-panllva others - at anolllor time, at an the country s riSing output of r....llieo ...,.. heaviest in Ap-lory of the rivaby bet...., the has relaoed but has cnnllllled 11asta and ~ ulo _ .. lbl - - oa1d eveo blper coat 1o !reednm. '"'' coal. palacbia. uni011 and ·allied '111111 the to try II organise tba •mall In- both Ucenae plalles ... drl•rer I ... Wll "ft'1 UIIJIIId.H In a spo~ to lilt A,..rican 'lbruup Holromb's oHico, U_,loymetll Grow ,omall independent operalorti II dependent mines. There baa HCI!IIIIell. The J'lliDAIDIIf!l Association of . Sehoo1 Admltlbl· the~ now are tad:Jil\g major Unemployment in coal towns replete with violenct and biUtr· been violence and &orne of our agencies will &ell license piai<!SI•--------trators Wednesday .Johnson said marketing and transportation rea:ched staggering proportion!!. ne!ls. ·, members Rave been injured and only during the rush VISIT OUR the Viet Cong campaign ;,f 1problerm . by seeking changes in;And as bad been the cue iD But soon after automationjkilled. 11 "03r and deoll1 to fon:o th• - •·· ~ · - -- - -·-~· -- - .. ... poole of Sooth Viet Nam Into •ubmisslllll,~ muat be otopfll"'. i "If thil 'wer fll liberation.' trl· Mlddi..,Ort. amphs." lbl l'nlli- uk...t, ''who wi11 be tiberatt"d next~" Sale March } Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy·Mlddleport, o., r~b.IT;iuee 1 !HI • • • Scores :' :..iiiiiiiiiiii--flj New , ..· Home Furnishings BUDGEt. SHOP •ma FQRNITURI o. THE SPORTS DESK By CBET TANNEmLL Senllllel Sporll Writer WAHNG'ION - THE N.\ . don's economy eont1nued ''• boom in January. Frdtral R" ...... Board ftluns showed fhoo outout of U.S. factGI'Ie!l. mine• and mUla per cent hight"r thon durin1 Jailulry, 1916. SIMON'S RKET ••I WASHINGTON - U. S. SAV· bonds, faring stiff eomnetition frum other forms tf in ~. are going to retur1 more I mflney to purchasers and ln~s NV·I OPEN DAILY ............ 9:00 to 7:00 PresldttJt Jobtt10n "anti more · Americans to buy them as pru-. dP111 and patriotic invesvnents . . The Chief Executi\'e an -i oounced Wednesday thai he had : ortlered tht interest rate on, bondl raised froiD tbf pn•ser.t l 3.75 per rent to 4.15 per ce-nt. 1 At. the same time he launched , "-:1at Treasury Secretary Henry ' H. Fowll'r called "the biggest . effort in maoy years" to got RIDING FLOOD - Flood-riding tow sweeps pill upper end of the Reedsville loeb. Drift-ridden Ohio waters m<rro Americans to buy bonds. ~eep up on the recently dedicated locka, lower ri&M. Relief Ia expected today in the Ohio Valley from tbe fioodlnJ c V~TICAN CITY POPE nv~~----~~------~;:~;;~;;~~~~~~------~;-----------~~~~~~~--P::~ul Vl today upheld the law t .,.,,.;,'U~ sa- .........U..M.#U.WW Success of NOW YOV KNOW of moatleS5 Fridays as a gen· age rea S CLEVELAND (UPil - AI ! I G oral rul• for aU Catholics bllt ' East Side &lrl, oxpecUn1 ai 8odl A....., LiaeoiD, llftl- 1 allowed Dational hierarchieo to i (ContinUed on page z ) ebUd 1D Juae, may become 1M . Ideo! duriDI tbo ClvU w.r, . re;;llce It in individual (.'QUO- ' throughout the contest. '!bey )'IUDI!It mother 01 recn iD .Jefftfloa Dnil. ~ tri~ with other forms sf pen- went into the dressing room , Clnelaod 1od IDt of die Ill ColdednCJ, were ... an... and chariti.. If they oee i with tho pros durinR the half. yooafl<l' 1D lbl •late's •• <11 llalaclJ, fi! . 1 time break 11nd following the tal)'· 1he Pope made an officiol l 1ame. The girl will be t3 Jfll'l ud CHICAGO (UPJl - Urb:on ' Announcement and eJplanation Arter the game JOme of the 2 moathl oJd w~a bJftb &Del evangelism IDUII alwsys bavo o: new rules on fast and 1fans even came to the young. place. Her pllgbt was dilco~· a 10lid claim to Ill Ollatence, aMtinenct for Roman Catho- I ste1s and asked them for their eftd Tuesday foUowlq 1 ,.. a national Melhodlsl li... ~ The ~enerat tht'mt'. of the ; autographs, apparently think- Ike iDVHtlgatloli ftleb n- 111 urbaa churrll wllrl< wu ~:~"" regulations wa"R disclosed i ing tbey we~e traveling with ialted II aa laeelt dlarp- I.e. today. · ..,..oday bv the Aptotnllc the teams. 01 couno, Mickey, IDJ IOed areiMI ller 11-yelfo '!be Re.. Lawmleo L. On!p&~ation to the United Stale!! · Dennis and Jimmy got their eld lfllldfltlatr. cour of NubvUio, TenD. 1:1 Washington. share of aut<,grapbl from the · A ~beek sbowMII _.at 0 church mlssllliiB must be professionals. Th•y alw received II ..cb I Akn>a Rlrl pvo blrllt at IJ Ia volved and .,communicate" 1937. but .. olflcill ol 1M Ollio laue of Cbrilt or they woulld as paymt'nt for tbeir work. DeparCDH!at of Beabil said lie Jimmy and Dennie Boggs are · could DOt neaD 1 ease iD the meet with Ultle - · sons of Mr. and Mn. Lionel The Rev. Lacour spoke te Buckeye State Ia whlcb a rblld c1osmg · sess 1on of th o ..... ... Boggs. 1 1 Gauge Road1D11 - Gallipolis I was lool"ll to prt ...... JJ. DU8l Metbodllt coavoc:ation Dam 2.70, 48.8, falling slowly, • 1!!111!1 I iu1 Ill .& 2E 1 urban Ule JD America Whldll Pomeroy . M8!1on 45.11, Point 1 HELD DOG nGIIT!I d attracted !,'lOt dlurdl leaden Pleasant 14.10, Hintl>n !05 sla-1 HUMBLE, Tex. (UPII - A Wil cat Strike at Gf s..~al faithl, tionary, Kanawha Falls 11 .71 ' man acuoed of boldtnR flog. Steel Company Euda ud urban pl.....,, stationary, Charlesto• ts.l4 ri•· ' fight• at his farm was fined "Mucb Melbodlat wort Ia i"l IAlndoD wao rwminR 16 11110 Wednesday. Sberiff'o c1opu. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (UPI) city iJ produclnl miracles,~ f~t on rollers, Marmet 18 feet : ties said they raided his home - A wildcat strike by. 2t1t uid. uu caD turn out and Winfie ld !7 feel . Gallipolis ! and found 1 blood-llained pit ed steel Workers Uruon men who lul"ll Ia their I' Dam expecq to roeume loek· ' for dngfll!hls and 10 dogs bers al three WbeellftJ blades but II ~ ages around noon today, after [ chained to treea around the ! Corp. fl<llillel in tbla area ongels from bell to baet drift is removed from around farm . James T. Kl!Chona, 2t, ended lodaidy. A oompany lbo brothels wl __lh_lh_elr_ bibles. the lock cllambm. . pleaded Rullly. IIDin sa production has resum --Boat Movemoall: i ed after about an 11-hOII" fM4 MIWON IN A.ID Ollfo River -Orco down 1!, 111-!Aw Tempo pop. WASHNGTON (UPl -Morel 5 a.m.; Mounlam Stale up 16, ' NEW YORK 1UPIJ - "nte than 1344 mllllou ID fedora! ; ,;; a.m.; Jeffboal down II, · lowes! temperature reported AUXILIARY TO MEET bas been provided to aldld~:~1 U5 a.m.: Walter Beckjord up thi• morning lo the U. S. '!be regular meetinR ol lhe In recovering from the d 23, UIJ a.m. : Ann Brent up Weather Bureau, lncludi"l Alsa- 1 Racine American Legion Alllllli- inl Good Friday tarthqollo Gtenup 1,45 p.m.; Steel Trad· l ka and Hawau, was 34 below acy will be held 'l'ue.lday, Feb. Marcb rt, !1184. er up Greenup 11 :20 p.m.: Cot- i ~ro at Roseau. Mtnn. The !22 at 7:30 p. m. at tbe Polt D 1 report to !on Queen up Greenup IZ:IO a. 1highest reported Wednesday \ hmne. Wednesday, President m.: Llltle Geor1e up Greenup 1 " " 8S degrees at Clewiston, aaid, "II II 0 tribute to z,45 a.m.; Jim Hougland up i Orlando and Jacksonville, Fla. l iT'S A BOY : " . ; , : . : . andlndlvtotdwlll l.:reenup UO a.m.: Southern up : -~ - · --OXFORD, EDRiand (UPJl thou!ands <11 state and fetltM'III l.reet~up 7:46 a. m. Lachlan LOCAL TEMPS Princeas Chrl!tins of 1 who worked Macleay up Meidahl U5 p.m.:: The t.mperature in Pomeroy's niece of ngland's Prince ~ Louisiana up Moldlhi U5 p.m.; 1bu•iness district al IUS a. m. Philip and wUe of artist Robert =·~~~~~~ Sally Polk down Meldahl Ull 1todoy was 32 degr..s, under van Eyck, 1ave birth 1o a 111111 y p.m. . awmy slues. bere, It was llDIIOUIICfd today. ON GOOO WILL TOUII Galltpollo Dom - Phil.lp 1 Sporn, Zimmer, Eooo PennayJ. ' ~NEY~k) vanla. Buckeye Slate, Franklin !.; of Tballand today IIepa a Pierce and Elisha Woodl II(> U 1111 1.1 dap leodw111 loor 11 bound and waiting. Solvay, Ti· 111111 New Zealand bolt, Western, Bull P'ro1, ~ Klblbcbora and bls ward, J. S. Le•U.. Volley Tran.. ._.. to opend ,... porter, ... Susaa Lane. down- I Ctmberra and liVeD Ill hound and wa.ltln1. ; K_.... Rl•lf - Lut.y J ... , I'IIIST Luc.a~ down Marmet 5:45 a. m.; 1 QUALITY o r. up Marmet 1:!0 UGULAit- · a. m.; Beaver down Winfield 1 C.ltlfled Oil Stillion z 10 p.m.; JelferiOII down Wi.. fie!d l :e p.m.: HoleD Z. up , Winfield J:IO a.m.; Allen R. : Merrill down Winfield fi, 10 a.m. Evangelism Described i - FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 SATURDAY ............... • UNTl 9st'J • BREAD RUBBER FOOTWEAR ADAMS or HOLSUM _ _ r1 Slvs. MILK For The Family THE SHOE BOX Md:OY'S or YAWY lEU_ Middleport, o. Gal• ...,1.,....,. buys aspacious 211 cubic feet of cargo space I River News 1 TWO-HOUR ::1 DRYQEANING SERVICE ca i BY RIQUIST Robinson's ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUVWXY1234567890 and special protection against coiTOSion · Full Drug Store Service II'S HERI TO HELP YOU UVE LONGERI =ed. lttl!lll WORLD rl/l' itl;!::l t , l THE DAILY SENTINEL \ llll!JGS · MAllON .lUA ··-"· ROLLER'S . STORE a.GSED ALL DAY SATURDAY . . .UARY 19th i 01' HOWARD IYERS wit• coafidenctJ Your pharmaciat'z hope& and biJ fu· tuns are Ued to youra. He often JGU biJ best ... Ill ............. ••u - 1 'nf.,_ They'll need !fOfl during the snowy month$ ahead. had and the dollar-saving power of a famous Chevy 6! 1111111 MYf!tnl bntad toad. You wr niiMI... eao'tbeat tbeiJifem 'l'hls ila coadln..,. wnllll of,_. lllepboat dbtciOif. 'l'hilly.four liltpla symbolt ... 7011 Cllll&llq ltlepbaot .. the world. DUI TO THI DIATH also big wide doors for easy IG;~g use his prtducts 28·' OEVOI'ED 1U INT1CIIIIh Of and a reinforced al-welded body with a flat floor d.._ Butlbat'olbe 111)1 Jllll· DlaliJl&. Ke!f!n1 It my Ia what's COif!PIIcalatl Mlllklll circuits. 1bna of eomplicated ......,._. Opentan. U.. meli. Repilmen. laillllen. E!....n. Allll dnfwJI f!l men and- wbo bllia lithe be....lat-wllllta• pu~~llliit lllliudallbat ..-Jull ~zn• ......... _..... ask for at 21bs. 54c Garal1'lltlpbcae plllllt aD ..... So dial ... - · · • -.4 IIIIer dael ill job. llarlt du, I ........ What We .aiii!QIIIII file (. t?lzr'---. k'l _,.._I . ' PET TURTLES GO,LD .FISH I TUlTLI POODs-1o 39c .... BEN FRANKLIN s- 10 ~:::- •.;~·.$~,,.'1; :l.i\.! 1,- • ...,_, :- •. • ~ "' • ic 'ij,)',SjJ.:;j r ~ .J;c IJ~"" .;~, 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You wv ~29Ss '\"'1'''""""''::.1"~• -'IJ!I'"'l'•.'O','···~ 7 ., • ' Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs · ni 1.;4,Ma? 1 ~·, '• ' ,. \ . •• �' .. . '' ' I "" Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 17, 1886 33 Persons are Foundlohshy HELEN HELP usr.] _j Capitol Comment, Events ~.£~- ::_:g.7~ rm Wallin& !CI' lbt BOVIriiiDIIII JlfGIIIID bas been llooal ScieDCe F<IUDdalloll bom of Ctlllfuslon, 00 perhaps tor Lelalld J. Ha11<111b ...., thole eloudll w111 hiVe • from, let's sey, the -<L..... ,._._, ' ' . lnd' (which I ...."" ......., •Y 1ans • (Distributed by Unllecl Fe& il a nomadic ~.!;'1 lure 111ndtcale, IDe.) ders downtown p..,....), probably will advise blm their traclldonal raiD dance scheduled for the next The Vwy hit moon. In UHCI Care Anywhtrt '!be raiD-dance matter NO REAIONAII.E I>ecome terribly complicated OFFER ' REFUSED · the government. For Jnstnnce,II--=.:.:::::,: 5 E;;:E;:..:::;=::::::.._ If NSF refuaes permlaa!on MEJROP ' OLIJAIII the Hopigolucky tribe to lh~kell beads and things, !t will By William S. White · PLEASANT PI'. - Jack L, BY DON MACLEAN f he he 1e d !he f'•st to Jearn. Smith, manager of the Pt. l&"llam ~ V d ture rom t avOIIB by a • . YOUTH ASKED FOR rr1 a stralghUorward "No thank Pleasant ofliec of the West VIr- "" n~.. _m on aea oo) mg a ceremonial rain dance, Another problem that's mThis column Is for you111 peo- you" will do? u you don't want glnia Department of Employ- W~SIIINGTON - The must now notlly the Natlooal volved here is jurladictlon. To ple, their problems and pleas- 8 Uttle white Ue repeated In ment security, reported that the medicine man, who lor Science Foundation 30 days be- whom does rain beloll8, the their troubles and tun, the Wl'DIIIl places, don't say It local office serving the counties les bas attempted to wring fore he begins to wbonp and man who can induce it or the As wllh the rest of Helen Help in !he first place. Letting this of Mason, Putnam and Jackson, boller. i man who would get it If clouds Us!, it welcom<'S laughs but kind of guy down easy Is no effected the placement of 3S InAt leaet that's bow I inter- i were allowed to pass wunoleatwon't dodge • st•rious queslion , way to bounce him out o your!' dlvlduals 1n gainful emplJiYment pret thil most recent govern- ed? You think I'm kidding, but •••ith a hrush-oft. Ute, - H. during January 1968. ment ruling. It says that any- about t> yeors ago !he GoverSon<t yow· 1een-age questions 1 At the close of busine" on one who fools around with rain· oor of Utah threatened legal w YOLTH ASKED FOR IT, Deor He!:: pbo IJanuary 31 1968 there were 1605 UJaking devices, cloud - seed- .ction against Nevada rain· 1 8 80 1 6 ran of Helen Help USJ t bls M am~ y, ks• and ba mor~ individuals' registered for work PI' PLEASANT _ 'lb log gimmicks, etc., must ad- makers. He said Nevada "'"' newspaper. Y mo er wor ' in the office. By way of compar' . e vise tho NSF of these_ plans. atealing Utah's rain. TRIPLE PROBLEM leave town off tentherfor weekhs at ison there were 1836 persons ?" Coonty Sheriffs '11le ram-makers, SCienlls_ts or Anywy, raln-m-•ers who fall Dear Helen : a time. My a died w en I registered for work at the IS continuing Ito hat-h t l I .. You have to help me. I am was very young. I have a hall- close of business December 31, James Cundiff, 22, w ave-you mus a so m orm to notify Washingto" of their pear that the govermnent sl te 30 old d l the government of the results, offor'h. t to fl lieves In rain dances A bac!t- ll "Your Ro..ter Dtolti" . having problems with three Buys s r, years . an a rea 1965 . I escaped from the Mason If any WI are now su Jec nes · POMIIOY, o. Jlt my !do. No. I, 1 !Ike very one, 18. Both Uve at home. Smith emphasized the tact ty jail Wednaaday. You' see while rain helps or jail sentences. Nothin0 in the ward step, at bell much. No. 2 Is a creep. No. 3 When my mother leaves she that the most important service CUndiff fled the jail at feed- some cro~, too much of it can leaves my oldest s1ster m prov1'ded the comm un·ty by ing time via the kitchen and was damage DW«rs •L- and th e govern1.8 okay. 1 n 0 No. l and No. 2 are friends, arge. the local t!lico is the malo- last oeen at Rts. 2 and 35 be- ment wanto lo know on whom but not close sn~s. Every time Durmg thlS period. [ am tenance of a centrally located fore he evaded pursuing officers. 00 fix blame if there's a disa dale dance c~mes. up, Nu. 1 treated hke a nme-year-old. I file cons!~~ ot applications. of Cundiff was in the county aster. Also, the government hastell people he 1s. gomg to ask must do all the ttousework, qllallfled mdJv~dual~ from which on 8 parole violation charge and n't been too successful with Its ' me.' b.ut he doesn t get .around dishes, floors, cook, etc. Jf t.he local off1ce 1s able to was awaitins transfel· to the own rain-making, so, if someto Jt hll No. 2 asks me flfst ..So hesitate or dbject to her . de· f1ll most openelngs occurring State Penitentiary at Mounds- one should come up with a I bave to make up some. kmd mands, 1 get pUnished phys1cal· , throughout the area. ville. winner of an idea, the National ttf excuse. and then No. 2 hot· ly. It seems to me she gets I ~ence Foundation wants to be foots U over to No. 1 and tells some pleasure out of spanking • Cundiff is 5'7" and him ~ st, of course, he fig - me. I Funeral Service to 137 pounds. He has brown ures 11 s the truth, so he does. . He Held Saturdav and gray eyes. Several tro1ot II n't ask me. I think creepy No. Sometimes 1 am span \ted m p.f PLEASANT _ Funeral teeth are missing. He %enjoys ruining things for me. l~e presence of my l8-year-old l servi:Ce for Lloyd N Fogle- wearing a brown shirt and N N 3 , t t k sJsler and then am made to · h-om ll ow o. ~ ~n 5 o as me stand, in the corner or do house- Isong, 74. of 27th Street, will trou~e!s when he escaped to a dance comm~ up ~nd 1 work 1 be held Saturday 11 a.m. in the . the )mi. Anyone knowJng of know the same th10g w1il hap' ! Sacred Heart Catholic Church I whereabouts Is asked to contact: II pen.. That No. 2! S8 me boys arc I mentien lhJs te my mother· with the Rev. John J. O'Rielly the Mason County Sheriff's Etuplder than burros, stubborn· anc. she simply says to obey officiating. Burial will be in I partment, phone 675-3810. ARRIVING DfdLY l!r than donkeys, meaner t h 3 better, but, Helen, these spank· Kirkland Memorial Gardens. --mules., an~ I gues:i you know ings occur for the rriost trivial Mr. Foglesong, a retlred dis. Vinton; Lawrence Goddard, wh~t I d like ~ 0 call h.im. es· things. - Is something wrong trict sales supervisor for the falo ; Mrs Stephen Moore, SEE OUR BRIGHT AND BLOOMING COLLECTION pecJally sJnce h1s name 15 Jark. here? - NO NAME Wilson Meat Packers, £or whom on; Marcus McDaniel, Pt. Ple<IS- 11 OF SPRINGTIME DRESSES TO CATCH EVERY - EK-TOMBOY Dear N.N. : he worked 4:1 years, died Tues- anti Earl Carman, Gallipolis: Dear Ex: Yes, I'd think something is day at his home. He was a Russell Henry, Pt. Pleasant; ~traight from Pari! boule· WOMANS SPRINGTIME FANCY, Why make up an excuse very wrong here, and if your veteran of World War I. SUr- Mrs. Robert Messick, Gallli'!<>lls II vards, the clean, young mother doesn't put a stop to it, viving are his wife, Josephill1e l Ferry. lines of the back · zipped something wrong with Long Foglesong, two sons, Dlscbareed - Johnnie h.igll · rise boot in bright her. - H. N. Jr., and Patrick E. Pt. Pleasant ; Scott Green, white. ETERNAL QUESTION so111, of Point Pleasant, Haven ; Mrs. Oris Dodson, Dear Helen: . one sister, Miss Lena Foale- son: Mrs. Ronald Crawford, Sizes $6,99 • p M:cDI!de, II i to 9 p•lr b I Can you lei me WHY . oys song, Pt. Pleasant. leasaot; John Henry such lou!>y letter wntcrs? Friend 11 are being received Leon ; Robert Racer, Galllpolis. Discontinued Colors i I don't IW'< m little boys who' at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Birth•- Mr. and Mrs. Archie ' , MIDDLEPORT, 0. ; don't know any better, but big I Home. Wbitt, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, a daugh. ' boys !Me teens) who have ---ter; Mr. and Mra Carroll GarMiddleport -u- Ill"· Rambler Trllde•lll Hunt Pressed For Estapee MotORS P. LOOK THIS WAY TO ... II NEW SPRING 1 DRESSES SPECIAL CLOSEOUT ,. 1 Roush's Shoe Store SUPER KEMTONE enough sense to kr.ow it's onty polite to answer a letter. Heav- scouts w·ID u·Jgh I !!!:!:.!~:!:!:.!.!!:~~:;_-_JJ.____.;____~ II ens, stamps aren·t THAT ex-1 Award at Marshall pensive!- READER PT. PLEASANT - John B. IDear Reader: Knoll of the Sl Peter Lutheran : A lot of people in this world . Church and Gary Barton of the trecze at ttte sight of a blank Trinity Methodist Ch!IF_ I sheet of stati~,nery. For lhese PJeasant1 were among Boy · 1 people 1 (mostly males) lett~r Scouts who received honol'8 at : writing is torture. If you're the Annual Church Award Re1pretty sure he likes you don't cognllion Service at the Caminsist on frequen t letters to pus Christian Center at Mar· , it - and if you're not at shall University. I all sure of him, insist even Both boys received the God That's an awfully good and County Award, one of the rout• to nowheresville, mail and highest in Scoutill8. male. - H. Twentylwo Boy Scouil from This column is dedicated to the Tri-State Area Connell had family living, so if you're hav· qualified to receive the award ing kld trouble or just plain this year. trouble, let Helen help YOU. ---She will also welcome your own PleaiBit Valley Ho!lpitll 1 amuslng experiences. Address AdmKted Robert Fisher, ! 1 Helen Bottel in care of this ! Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Carroll Gar- 1 I newspaper. ncs, Letari; John , 1 GOOD STOCK 3 ROS E TAUPE .19 GAL.LON - - DENIM GA LLON ·-- - - 3 .19 Dlt !FT WHITE GALLON 3 .19 98c :)UARTS KEM GLO SPECIAL quart, 1.49 PICKENS Hardware 0 pen E D vef!i ay-All Day 773-5583 Muon, W Ve. ·---- ,,.,pt,jl Reg. ~.00 Reg. 54c McKesson Cara Nome when you buy the firtt tin at price lioled Exira lraclloa-utra wear LISTERINE 100's c 8MM MOVIE FIL,_. or 20 EXPOSURE 35MM FILM Reg. 53c ASPIRIN TOOTH PASTE HAND LOTION li59c REVELON PROFESSIONAL Candy Bars Limit 10 hr29c Ill REG. 98c PEPTO IISMOL 69c Playing Cards • Saper·arippiag trt•d for wet er dry ra•da • Exlr~11ft I·T aylon cord hotly •lxtra·mlilql · Tllfsya nbbor NO MONEY DOWN...IfJS WEEKLY BUYS &PAll I Spray R... $UO 98c JOHNSON & JOHNSON · Famous Goodyear Ali·Wealber Urea SAL Hot Water BoHle By Jaek O'Brlm Aa ldl compatrloto Leo Robin IDd 11Mb Roloier wrote Ill 1be1r ttGittl "TbanU for the MeJIIAII'f," Billy Rose "may bave been a beadaebe but be ~ver a bCI'e," and that properJ,y mlihl be. the epltapb BlDy ad appraclate, sketches, Cole Porter songs, Jerome Robb!Ds' ballet set lo Stravlnslty muaie ·- Bllly did not just tetll erupt111 Ito amaz. log mer!to; be packed the bolllt with glitter and stacked the decks will! uc!tement. gon, It was our belle! Bllly never quite accepted his own success. He never entirely believed it. We tnew Bllly before he was a mllllouaire and lila peint of view dldD't dlanJe much alter He set bls premiere prl!!a at he'd stashed away the kind of Role - a completely Broad- f!5 a tidte~ commjasloned Sal· cash he'd always most dearly way C1Jaracta, wfth occas1onal vador Dall to paint seven sep- admired. He was 80 startled by lUuskllta G! aocr.I 8randeur arate daub& repull'llllng the bls owu good fortune be rewhlclt Ill personally would de- "SevOII !Jvely Arts," saw to U fused to believe 11 .;..n bls nate with some letveniDtl ref. his openloi night audience bad frieDdl beelme llnancr.Ily se""""' to bls Jowly beg~s. all the normatiy traditional ear- cure· he coulda't project bJs He rareJ,y would wallow m the bonation, then added "I r e e ' luxuries of lavlab liVIng with- champagne" between the acto. own Onanclal ltiiCCess to othera. oot aotil!l wltb delllbt how For II !here was one tbin& BU- He said openly, concernln& dlffi!Nitl 11 was from Ida Low- ly Rose knew, 11 was how to his romantic relatlonshtpo, the ,.. East 8ltle beglnnlll8s. paint the ltiy, only manner of satiafylng perHe was as gaudy a cootrast I . manency was when the female Ill eomplleatlons as the cheap i We knsw Bllly Rose stnee ·I needed the male "lor every· lobby llltlel lramloi the Cart- 1936. Many llro--uway types thing." ! ter-bedlabtl wriail of the lad- k"'w h1m lonller but we doubt j , ies at Jltoadway first nllhil. they knew him better. Bllly and He was as dry as a martini, 1 \!though he considered a play l shared the warm frlendahlp as twisted as the lemon peet l opening on Bl'OIIdway the epl· of a 1entleman named Rube and as Intoxicated as their re- j Lome of soelal excitement when Bernstein. Rube was 1•neral suH, without a drmk. Once, a1 ne oJM!Ill'!( hla Own prod~clions manager of Billy's Aquacade" his Mt. Kisco estate, he decid· 00 Broaciway be would oot lei at the World's Fair. He was a ed he'd "sbow you guys" the the ienarle &Iamor of any flrat veteran of every manner of sllliness of such weekend drinknight lltfllce. When he produe- ofii<O attraction (Rube storied Ing; he started pouring scotch ed the first and exhilaratingly in organized baseball as a trav- highballs for hlmseU, drank e<eillng Broadway premiere eltng secretary, swlethed to almost a quart said the hell aftet the end of World war 11 show buslfteSs, produced bill' w!lh It and bounced str&llht _ hll revue "Seven Lively lesque ohows. was married to off to bed, totally sober. He I Arts" Bert Llhr Bea one of the definitive early strip- said next day he didn't enjoy Llll~ Beany Goodman, G~ge teasers, Hinda' Wasau, later be- the drinking nor the slight s. ~ulman and Mosa Hart came one of the most respect· trace of hangover. He never, to ed gentlemen of the legitimate my knowledge, drank again. PIRsT theatre as an executive lor He delllbted in hanging out , QUALITY Rodgers, and H8JIIIIIet'llteln, all night with us In Lindy's. the · RIGULAR _ Billy Rose etc.), Rube's toler- Stork Club, Reuben's. He was once of human frailty was dtep "' always intereotlng someCertiRICI 011 Stltlon with aympathatic, and when peo- times fascinating sn{al~talker. _,, 11. ,..,_ pie rapped Billy Rose, Rube He hnd the genial cynicism that rose up first and Onally to de- made trivial conversatloo a de-====wfend hlm. light It probably was Rube who He could be lllbUy cruel, as first Introduced us to Billy; the night a cafe owner some certainly Rube's aftecllon for 15 or :>AI years ago with a sudllie banlam Barnum was pari den success complained to •• of our early understanding of In Lindy'• he'd also prefer to wbat made Billy run. cia wbat bls feilow Parillan eab, aret OWIIet'l dfd, "put a bottle He was u gaudy a compl!ca· of champagne automaticatiy OD tlon of character and personal- everyone's bill." Bltiy shru&ity as anyone who ever huaUed Bed and reptied, ''but my dear a Broadway buck. His enemies friend, you come from a nation said Billy conlda't write a Jy- o! thieves," II was a tightly rle or • phrase, uever mind a admlniatered rebuff but it elos~agrapb or a book. But be ed the cltampagne ease. Wrote' the sonp and the para. Ev"'l'- lmew BJI!Y wat. a graphs and turned the eothetic touBb leilow about a lot wllle-gny pbrasea and compiled things. Few knew he bad a list years of columns wh!eh belied o! old friends from early SOIII· th• antipathetic · accuoation~ wrlU., and vaudovllle who could ' He was cruelly honest about tap blm for a loan without fear ! himself, oflon and off-handed· of a turndown. He kept the Jisl ly. He derided his lowly start am. lew repaid him, and he while ~ggressive1y defending and was far from a "soft touch;" occasionally exaggerating his but there were some who solv1 accomplishments. His major ed the secret of his sympathet· Broadway heroes were mostly ic side. written; he adored Ben Hecht: ---many said he derived bis liter- DALAl LAMA'S SUCCESSOR ary style from the wise • guy When a Grand Lorna dies bethos of Hecht's plays and in Tibet, his spirit is thought small talk. Part of it was true. to enter the body of a new-born He also idolized Bernard Bar· baby boy. Monks search the uch, not entirely because Bar- muntry for a boy beUeved to uch was a multi-millionaire and bave been at the time the Grand BUiy thought money was pre- Lama died, and this boy bety. He also privately was hwnb- comes bls successor. led that Baruch too1t the time always to be Billy's frland. Bil· Ourlog SuJy'a ly didn't know be was that iJ. nn• AnnlJIIIIIJ Sill Justrlous a celebrity tho! businessmen such as Baruch might Suly'l plirehlling power end :teppld•UP ptOCiuctlon for thlt lllte to uchqe the baskllll 1el1 brintl .lhe price down to lJHaeh-other'a • abadowa which $31.11-wllh no reduellon In many celebrated men enjoy, qulllty. Stt tt todiJ'I Bllly remained In bls ttolioD of Baruch's mind the lltOe boy who worked lor him as an ISyear-old stet~o~rapbar during World War I. When Baruch visited BJ!Iy at and bil Ml Kisco COUIIIr1 eotate, Bllly busied himself lllte a busboy whUe "'Bernie" enjoyed the view, the converaallnn with Mlcldltport, 0. flrls, the verbal efferveoeenee of Billy's specJaJ Broadway jar- Baby Powder ':c;- 46e. BATH SIZE llnllbu ea llf Diller ldl1d. $20 Soap 3 23c 39c_ ___ 11- --·-11- _ . , ... _ _ IMI .. . - '· Prescriptions Ate Our Main Buslnesa '- \ 122 N. SICOND - PAIICM IN lUI . , You'll Like Our Service i'ho.. WY 2-2101 '. ~.... MIDDLEPORT, 0.. .. ., VALUES TO $10.95 A re-grouping of values to •10.95. Drastically reduced for quick disposal, Junior, misses and halt sizes. Now ........ rntM ""'"" .-..u. tiM • VALUES TO $16.95 Now save 40%, even 50% and more on this group. All reduced to 10 now! en.t.n .. ..,., 50 rwllltolt rlnp sine• 1810 1 lit _. •t ~· ·~ colltelioD. Find IM' ... tbll belt aprtlllt ,o.r o-tr· 300 ~~~~ to chooae fntm. A. NOILIMIWI SHOP EARLY! Save GROUP 1 VAWES TO $16.95 $ One rack, values to 16.95, now reduced to sell quickly. Sorry, no lay-aways on these. Now __ ., ........................... --... ------ GROUP 2 VALUES TO $22.95 $ Save now! A re-grouping for final clearance. From our stock, they must gol Now -- -- ------------·------- --- GROUP 3 VALUES TO $39.95 $ Only 15 coata to sell at tltla price, all from our stock. Final clearance! Shop early! No lay-aways on thee. Now --·- CLEARANCE I Ladies' 1.99 Corduroy CAPRI PANTS "'" .... ..... GOESSLER Jewelry Stort · . Values to 1.99. Ladies' corduroy caprl ponta. Mostly black. . ., SHOP FRIDAY 9 to 5-SATURDAY 9 to 9 , PRI(E All Our Ladies' & Children's HATS and KNIT HEAD WEAR··. .12 PRI(E 1l c one large group to flO at ------ ODe blc aroup of our ladfea oportawear - sweaters, capr! pont\ md other sportswear. Redu~ed to \1 price for quick clearance. . · ••........... Mtu ...... .. I I "IIMMINf Rl ..... . $ii• tltn ....,f2P.It C. lA..... tii POM&ROY ..,_ -:-:: " · $ Shop early! Now -- · -- ------------ --· V2 MCarvecf $ GROUP 3-98 ONLY SPORTSWEAR HeN WeddlqlllDia ........14M Home Owned & Operated GROUP 2-200 ONLY ONE BIG TABLE LAIDIES' FALL and WINTER ........ ""' ..... , .......... .,_,-.,.,..t!Oi ........". -··-·w.....-... 27~ $ One large group fall and winter dresses now drastl~ally reduced for quick clearauce. This group at a low ·--------- -· ABBOTT ·- ,_ illflllllut Col/«ffool ot IUI.OYA 1FalcfiU -.,.,. 1Nm 04.11 ' RIZER OIL CO VALUES TO $6.95 28'' I ..... 73ltlll Sl. GROUP 1--180 ONLY 10c IACH. Lysol······41c Polidenl .... Mere peapleJitle GD CoodJftl' Out They GOI bo•· lEG, 59c fl-19 At StiHier's 1n Pomeroy, .Voice of Broadway 93c HIPATICA - - •EG. $1.69 V"LUI - - - - - • for UG. $1.19 15Hutlfu1 Design. Plastic eo.ted A $1.25 VALUE ..~· , FOREMAN REG. 5c Price Includes Processing i' ' :.::,::,:_~~;~li:l!lJI~.:O..:~ U: - State Agency l . - - by Hele• B 0 tt e 1 n ' POMEROY, �' .. . '' ' I "" Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 17, 1886 33 Persons are Foundlohshy HELEN HELP usr.] _j Capitol Comment, Events ~.£~- ::_:g.7~ rm Wallin& !CI' lbt BOVIriiiDIIII JlfGIIIID bas been llooal ScieDCe F<IUDdalloll bom of Ctlllfuslon, 00 perhaps tor Lelalld J. Ha11<111b ...., thole eloudll w111 hiVe • from, let's sey, the -<L..... ,._._, ' ' . lnd' (which I ...."" ......., •Y 1ans • (Distributed by Unllecl Fe& il a nomadic ~.!;'1 lure 111ndtcale, IDe.) ders downtown p..,....), probably will advise blm their traclldonal raiD dance scheduled for the next The Vwy hit moon. In UHCI Care Anywhtrt '!be raiD-dance matter NO REAIONAII.E I>ecome terribly complicated OFFER ' REFUSED · the government. For Jnstnnce,II--=.:.:::::,: 5 E;;:E;:..:::;=::::::.._ If NSF refuaes permlaa!on MEJROP ' OLIJAIII the Hopigolucky tribe to lh~kell beads and things, !t will By William S. White · PLEASANT PI'. - Jack L, BY DON MACLEAN f he he 1e d !he f'•st to Jearn. Smith, manager of the Pt. l&"llam ~ V d ture rom t avOIIB by a • . YOUTH ASKED FOR rr1 a stralghUorward "No thank Pleasant ofliec of the West VIr- "" n~.. _m on aea oo) mg a ceremonial rain dance, Another problem that's mThis column Is for you111 peo- you" will do? u you don't want glnia Department of Employ- W~SIIINGTON - The must now notlly the Natlooal volved here is jurladictlon. To ple, their problems and pleas- 8 Uttle white Ue repeated In ment security, reported that the medicine man, who lor Science Foundation 30 days be- whom does rain beloll8, the their troubles and tun, the Wl'DIIIl places, don't say It local office serving the counties les bas attempted to wring fore he begins to wbonp and man who can induce it or the As wllh the rest of Helen Help in !he first place. Letting this of Mason, Putnam and Jackson, boller. i man who would get it If clouds Us!, it welcom<'S laughs but kind of guy down easy Is no effected the placement of 3S InAt leaet that's bow I inter- i were allowed to pass wunoleatwon't dodge • st•rious queslion , way to bounce him out o your!' dlvlduals 1n gainful emplJiYment pret thil most recent govern- ed? You think I'm kidding, but •••ith a hrush-oft. Ute, - H. during January 1968. ment ruling. It says that any- about t> yeors ago !he GoverSon<t yow· 1een-age questions 1 At the close of busine" on one who fools around with rain· oor of Utah threatened legal w YOLTH ASKED FOR IT, Deor He!:: pbo IJanuary 31 1968 there were 1605 UJaking devices, cloud - seed- .ction against Nevada rain· 1 8 80 1 6 ran of Helen Help USJ t bls M am~ y, ks• and ba mor~ individuals' registered for work PI' PLEASANT _ 'lb log gimmicks, etc., must ad- makers. He said Nevada "'"' newspaper. Y mo er wor ' in the office. By way of compar' . e vise tho NSF of these_ plans. atealing Utah's rain. TRIPLE PROBLEM leave town off tentherfor weekhs at ison there were 1836 persons ?" Coonty Sheriffs '11le ram-makers, SCienlls_ts or Anywy, raln-m-•ers who fall Dear Helen : a time. My a died w en I registered for work at the IS continuing Ito hat-h t l I .. You have to help me. I am was very young. I have a hall- close of business December 31, James Cundiff, 22, w ave-you mus a so m orm to notify Washingto" of their pear that the govermnent sl te 30 old d l the government of the results, offor'h. t to fl lieves In rain dances A bac!t- ll "Your Ro..ter Dtolti" . having problems with three Buys s r, years . an a rea 1965 . I escaped from the Mason If any WI are now su Jec nes · POMIIOY, o. Jlt my !do. No. I, 1 !Ike very one, 18. Both Uve at home. Smith emphasized the tact ty jail Wednaaday. You' see while rain helps or jail sentences. Nothin0 in the ward step, at bell much. No. 2 Is a creep. No. 3 When my mother leaves she that the most important service CUndiff fled the jail at feed- some cro~, too much of it can leaves my oldest s1ster m prov1'ded the comm un·ty by ing time via the kitchen and was damage DW«rs •L- and th e govern1.8 okay. 1 n 0 No. l and No. 2 are friends, arge. the local t!lico is the malo- last oeen at Rts. 2 and 35 be- ment wanto lo know on whom but not close sn~s. Every time Durmg thlS period. [ am tenance of a centrally located fore he evaded pursuing officers. 00 fix blame if there's a disa dale dance c~mes. up, Nu. 1 treated hke a nme-year-old. I file cons!~~ ot applications. of Cundiff was in the county aster. Also, the government hastell people he 1s. gomg to ask must do all the ttousework, qllallfled mdJv~dual~ from which on 8 parole violation charge and n't been too successful with Its ' me.' b.ut he doesn t get .around dishes, floors, cook, etc. Jf t.he local off1ce 1s able to was awaitins transfel· to the own rain-making, so, if someto Jt hll No. 2 asks me flfst ..So hesitate or dbject to her . de· f1ll most openelngs occurring State Penitentiary at Mounds- one should come up with a I bave to make up some. kmd mands, 1 get pUnished phys1cal· , throughout the area. ville. winner of an idea, the National ttf excuse. and then No. 2 hot· ly. It seems to me she gets I ~ence Foundation wants to be foots U over to No. 1 and tells some pleasure out of spanking • Cundiff is 5'7" and him ~ st, of course, he fig - me. I Funeral Service to 137 pounds. He has brown ures 11 s the truth, so he does. . He Held Saturdav and gray eyes. Several tro1ot II n't ask me. I think creepy No. Sometimes 1 am span \ted m p.f PLEASANT _ Funeral teeth are missing. He %enjoys ruining things for me. l~e presence of my l8-year-old l servi:Ce for Lloyd N Fogle- wearing a brown shirt and N N 3 , t t k sJsler and then am made to · h-om ll ow o. ~ ~n 5 o as me stand, in the corner or do house- Isong, 74. of 27th Street, will trou~e!s when he escaped to a dance comm~ up ~nd 1 work 1 be held Saturday 11 a.m. in the . the )mi. Anyone knowJng of know the same th10g w1il hap' ! Sacred Heart Catholic Church I whereabouts Is asked to contact: II pen.. That No. 2! S8 me boys arc I mentien lhJs te my mother· with the Rev. John J. O'Rielly the Mason County Sheriff's Etuplder than burros, stubborn· anc. she simply says to obey officiating. Burial will be in I partment, phone 675-3810. ARRIVING DfdLY l!r than donkeys, meaner t h 3 better, but, Helen, these spank· Kirkland Memorial Gardens. --mules., an~ I gues:i you know ings occur for the rriost trivial Mr. Foglesong, a retlred dis. Vinton; Lawrence Goddard, wh~t I d like ~ 0 call h.im. es· things. - Is something wrong trict sales supervisor for the falo ; Mrs Stephen Moore, SEE OUR BRIGHT AND BLOOMING COLLECTION pecJally sJnce h1s name 15 Jark. here? - NO NAME Wilson Meat Packers, £or whom on; Marcus McDaniel, Pt. Ple<IS- 11 OF SPRINGTIME DRESSES TO CATCH EVERY - EK-TOMBOY Dear N.N. : he worked 4:1 years, died Tues- anti Earl Carman, Gallipolis: Dear Ex: Yes, I'd think something is day at his home. He was a Russell Henry, Pt. Pleasant; ~traight from Pari! boule· WOMANS SPRINGTIME FANCY, Why make up an excuse very wrong here, and if your veteran of World War I. SUr- Mrs. Robert Messick, Gallli'!<>lls II vards, the clean, young mother doesn't put a stop to it, viving are his wife, Josephill1e l Ferry. lines of the back · zipped something wrong with Long Foglesong, two sons, Dlscbareed - Johnnie h.igll · rise boot in bright her. - H. N. Jr., and Patrick E. Pt. Pleasant ; Scott Green, white. ETERNAL QUESTION so111, of Point Pleasant, Haven ; Mrs. Oris Dodson, Dear Helen: . one sister, Miss Lena Foale- son: Mrs. Ronald Crawford, Sizes $6,99 • p M:cDI!de, II i to 9 p•lr b I Can you lei me WHY . oys song, Pt. Pleasant. leasaot; John Henry such lou!>y letter wntcrs? Friend 11 are being received Leon ; Robert Racer, Galllpolis. Discontinued Colors i I don't IW'< m little boys who' at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Birth•- Mr. and Mrs. Archie ' , MIDDLEPORT, 0. ; don't know any better, but big I Home. Wbitt, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, a daugh. ' boys !Me teens) who have ---ter; Mr. and Mra Carroll GarMiddleport -u- Ill"· Rambler Trllde•lll Hunt Pressed For Estapee MotORS P. LOOK THIS WAY TO ... II NEW SPRING 1 DRESSES SPECIAL CLOSEOUT ,. 1 Roush's Shoe Store SUPER KEMTONE enough sense to kr.ow it's onty polite to answer a letter. Heav- scouts w·ID u·Jgh I !!!:!:.!~:!:!:.!.!!:~~:;_-_JJ.____.;____~ II ens, stamps aren·t THAT ex-1 Award at Marshall pensive!- READER PT. PLEASANT - John B. IDear Reader: Knoll of the Sl Peter Lutheran : A lot of people in this world . Church and Gary Barton of the trecze at ttte sight of a blank Trinity Methodist Ch!IF_ I sheet of stati~,nery. For lhese PJeasant1 were among Boy · 1 people 1 (mostly males) lett~r Scouts who received honol'8 at : writing is torture. If you're the Annual Church Award Re1pretty sure he likes you don't cognllion Service at the Caminsist on frequen t letters to pus Christian Center at Mar· , it - and if you're not at shall University. I all sure of him, insist even Both boys received the God That's an awfully good and County Award, one of the rout• to nowheresville, mail and highest in Scoutill8. male. - H. Twentylwo Boy Scouil from This column is dedicated to the Tri-State Area Connell had family living, so if you're hav· qualified to receive the award ing kld trouble or just plain this year. trouble, let Helen help YOU. ---She will also welcome your own PleaiBit Valley Ho!lpitll 1 amuslng experiences. Address AdmKted Robert Fisher, ! 1 Helen Bottel in care of this ! Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Carroll Gar- 1 I newspaper. ncs, Letari; John , 1 GOOD STOCK 3 ROS E TAUPE .19 GAL.LON - - DENIM GA LLON ·-- - - 3 .19 Dlt !FT WHITE GALLON 3 .19 98c :)UARTS KEM GLO SPECIAL quart, 1.49 PICKENS Hardware 0 pen E D vef!i ay-All Day 773-5583 Muon, W Ve. ·---- ,,.,pt,jl Reg. ~.00 Reg. 54c McKesson Cara Nome when you buy the firtt tin at price lioled Exira lraclloa-utra wear LISTERINE 100's c 8MM MOVIE FIL,_. or 20 EXPOSURE 35MM FILM Reg. 53c ASPIRIN TOOTH PASTE HAND LOTION li59c REVELON PROFESSIONAL Candy Bars Limit 10 hr29c Ill REG. 98c PEPTO IISMOL 69c Playing Cards • Saper·arippiag trt•d for wet er dry ra•da • Exlr~11ft I·T aylon cord hotly •lxtra·mlilql · Tllfsya nbbor NO MONEY DOWN...IfJS WEEKLY BUYS &PAll I Spray R... $UO 98c JOHNSON & JOHNSON · Famous Goodyear Ali·Wealber Urea SAL Hot Water BoHle By Jaek O'Brlm Aa ldl compatrloto Leo Robin IDd 11Mb Roloier wrote Ill 1be1r ttGittl "TbanU for the MeJIIAII'f," Billy Rose "may bave been a beadaebe but be ~ver a bCI'e," and that properJ,y mlihl be. the epltapb BlDy ad appraclate, sketches, Cole Porter songs, Jerome Robb!Ds' ballet set lo Stravlnslty muaie ·- Bllly did not just tetll erupt111 Ito amaz. log mer!to; be packed the bolllt with glitter and stacked the decks will! uc!tement. gon, It was our belle! Bllly never quite accepted his own success. He never entirely believed it. We tnew Bllly before he was a mllllouaire and lila peint of view dldD't dlanJe much alter He set bls premiere prl!!a at he'd stashed away the kind of Role - a completely Broad- f!5 a tidte~ commjasloned Sal· cash he'd always most dearly way C1Jaracta, wfth occas1onal vador Dall to paint seven sep- admired. He was 80 startled by lUuskllta G! aocr.I 8randeur arate daub& repull'llllng the bls owu good fortune be rewhlclt Ill personally would de- "SevOII !Jvely Arts," saw to U fused to believe 11 .;..n bls nate with some letveniDtl ref. his openloi night audience bad frieDdl beelme llnancr.Ily se""""' to bls Jowly beg~s. all the normatiy traditional ear- cure· he coulda't project bJs He rareJ,y would wallow m the bonation, then added "I r e e ' luxuries of lavlab liVIng with- champagne" between the acto. own Onanclal ltiiCCess to othera. oot aotil!l wltb delllbt how For II !here was one tbin& BU- He said openly, concernln& dlffi!Nitl 11 was from Ida Low- ly Rose knew, 11 was how to his romantic relatlonshtpo, the ,.. East 8ltle beglnnlll8s. paint the ltiy, only manner of satiafylng perHe was as gaudy a cootrast I . manency was when the female Ill eomplleatlons as the cheap i We knsw Bllly Rose stnee ·I needed the male "lor every· lobby llltlel lramloi the Cart- 1936. Many llro--uway types thing." ! ter-bedlabtl wriail of the lad- k"'w h1m lonller but we doubt j , ies at Jltoadway first nllhil. they knew him better. Bllly and He was as dry as a martini, 1 \!though he considered a play l shared the warm frlendahlp as twisted as the lemon peet l opening on Bl'OIIdway the epl· of a 1entleman named Rube and as Intoxicated as their re- j Lome of soelal excitement when Bernstein. Rube was 1•neral suH, without a drmk. Once, a1 ne oJM!Ill'!( hla Own prod~clions manager of Billy's Aquacade" his Mt. Kisco estate, he decid· 00 Broaciway be would oot lei at the World's Fair. He was a ed he'd "sbow you guys" the the ienarle &Iamor of any flrat veteran of every manner of sllliness of such weekend drinknight lltfllce. When he produe- ofii<O attraction (Rube storied Ing; he started pouring scotch ed the first and exhilaratingly in organized baseball as a trav- highballs for hlmseU, drank e<eillng Broadway premiere eltng secretary, swlethed to almost a quart said the hell aftet the end of World war 11 show buslfteSs, produced bill' w!lh It and bounced str&llht _ hll revue "Seven Lively lesque ohows. was married to off to bed, totally sober. He I Arts" Bert Llhr Bea one of the definitive early strip- said next day he didn't enjoy Llll~ Beany Goodman, G~ge teasers, Hinda' Wasau, later be- the drinking nor the slight s. ~ulman and Mosa Hart came one of the most respect· trace of hangover. He never, to ed gentlemen of the legitimate my knowledge, drank again. PIRsT theatre as an executive lor He delllbted in hanging out , QUALITY Rodgers, and H8JIIIIIet'llteln, all night with us In Lindy's. the · RIGULAR _ Billy Rose etc.), Rube's toler- Stork Club, Reuben's. He was once of human frailty was dtep "' always intereotlng someCertiRICI 011 Stltlon with aympathatic, and when peo- times fascinating sn{al~talker. _,, 11. ,..,_ pie rapped Billy Rose, Rube He hnd the genial cynicism that rose up first and Onally to de- made trivial conversatloo a de-====wfend hlm. light It probably was Rube who He could be lllbUy cruel, as first Introduced us to Billy; the night a cafe owner some certainly Rube's aftecllon for 15 or :>AI years ago with a sudllie banlam Barnum was pari den success complained to •• of our early understanding of In Lindy'• he'd also prefer to wbat made Billy run. cia wbat bls feilow Parillan eab, aret OWIIet'l dfd, "put a bottle He was u gaudy a compl!ca· of champagne automaticatiy OD tlon of character and personal- everyone's bill." Bltiy shru&ity as anyone who ever huaUed Bed and reptied, ''but my dear a Broadway buck. His enemies friend, you come from a nation said Billy conlda't write a Jy- o! thieves," II was a tightly rle or • phrase, uever mind a admlniatered rebuff but it elos~agrapb or a book. But be ed the cltampagne ease. Wrote' the sonp and the para. Ev"'l'- lmew BJI!Y wat. a graphs and turned the eothetic touBb leilow about a lot wllle-gny pbrasea and compiled things. Few knew he bad a list years of columns wh!eh belied o! old friends from early SOIII· th• antipathetic · accuoation~ wrlU., and vaudovllle who could ' He was cruelly honest about tap blm for a loan without fear ! himself, oflon and off-handed· of a turndown. He kept the Jisl ly. He derided his lowly start am. lew repaid him, and he while ~ggressive1y defending and was far from a "soft touch;" occasionally exaggerating his but there were some who solv1 accomplishments. His major ed the secret of his sympathet· Broadway heroes were mostly ic side. written; he adored Ben Hecht: ---many said he derived bis liter- DALAl LAMA'S SUCCESSOR ary style from the wise • guy When a Grand Lorna dies bethos of Hecht's plays and in Tibet, his spirit is thought small talk. Part of it was true. to enter the body of a new-born He also idolized Bernard Bar· baby boy. Monks search the uch, not entirely because Bar- muntry for a boy beUeved to uch was a multi-millionaire and bave been at the time the Grand BUiy thought money was pre- Lama died, and this boy bety. He also privately was hwnb- comes bls successor. led that Baruch too1t the time always to be Billy's frland. Bil· Ourlog SuJy'a ly didn't know be was that iJ. nn• AnnlJIIIIIJ Sill Justrlous a celebrity tho! businessmen such as Baruch might Suly'l plirehlling power end :teppld•UP ptOCiuctlon for thlt lllte to uchqe the baskllll 1el1 brintl .lhe price down to lJHaeh-other'a • abadowa which $31.11-wllh no reduellon In many celebrated men enjoy, qulllty. Stt tt todiJ'I Bllly remained In bls ttolioD of Baruch's mind the lltOe boy who worked lor him as an ISyear-old stet~o~rapbar during World War I. When Baruch visited BJ!Iy at and bil Ml Kisco COUIIIr1 eotate, Bllly busied himself lllte a busboy whUe "'Bernie" enjoyed the view, the converaallnn with Mlcldltport, 0. flrls, the verbal efferveoeenee of Billy's specJaJ Broadway jar- Baby Powder ':c;- 46e. BATH SIZE llnllbu ea llf Diller ldl1d. $20 Soap 3 23c 39c_ ___ 11- --·-11- _ . , ... _ _ IMI .. . - '· Prescriptions Ate Our Main Buslnesa '- \ 122 N. SICOND - PAIICM IN lUI . , You'll Like Our Service i'ho.. WY 2-2101 '. ~.... MIDDLEPORT, 0.. .. ., VALUES TO $10.95 A re-grouping of values to •10.95. Drastically reduced for quick disposal, Junior, misses and halt sizes. Now ........ rntM ""'"" .-..u. tiM • VALUES TO $16.95 Now save 40%, even 50% and more on this group. All reduced to 10 now! en.t.n .. ..,., 50 rwllltolt rlnp sine• 1810 1 lit _. •t ~· ·~ colltelioD. Find IM' ... tbll belt aprtlllt ,o.r o-tr· 300 ~~~~ to chooae fntm. A. NOILIMIWI SHOP EARLY! Save GROUP 1 VAWES TO $16.95 $ One rack, values to 16.95, now reduced to sell quickly. Sorry, no lay-aways on these. Now __ ., ........................... --... ------ GROUP 2 VALUES TO $22.95 $ Save now! A re-grouping for final clearance. From our stock, they must gol Now -- -- ------------·------- --- GROUP 3 VALUES TO $39.95 $ Only 15 coata to sell at tltla price, all from our stock. Final clearance! Shop early! No lay-aways on thee. Now --·- CLEARANCE I Ladies' 1.99 Corduroy CAPRI PANTS "'" .... ..... GOESSLER Jewelry Stort · . Values to 1.99. Ladies' corduroy caprl ponta. Mostly black. . ., SHOP FRIDAY 9 to 5-SATURDAY 9 to 9 , PRI(E All Our Ladies' & Children's HATS and KNIT HEAD WEAR··. .12 PRI(E 1l c one large group to flO at ------ ODe blc aroup of our ladfea oportawear - sweaters, capr! pont\ md other sportswear. Redu~ed to \1 price for quick clearance. . · ••........... Mtu ...... .. I I "IIMMINf Rl ..... . $ii• tltn ....,f2P.It C. lA..... tii POM&ROY ..,_ -:-:: " · $ Shop early! Now -- · -- ------------ --· V2 MCarvecf $ GROUP 3-98 ONLY SPORTSWEAR HeN WeddlqlllDia ........14M Home Owned & Operated GROUP 2-200 ONLY ONE BIG TABLE LAIDIES' FALL and WINTER ........ ""' ..... , .......... .,_,-.,.,..t!Oi ........". -··-·w.....-... 27~ $ One large group fall and winter dresses now drastl~ally reduced for quick clearauce. This group at a low ·--------- -· ABBOTT ·- ,_ illflllllut Col/«ffool ot IUI.OYA 1FalcfiU -.,.,. 1Nm 04.11 ' RIZER OIL CO VALUES TO $6.95 28'' I ..... 73ltlll Sl. GROUP 1--180 ONLY 10c IACH. Lysol······41c Polidenl .... Mere peapleJitle GD CoodJftl' Out They GOI bo•· lEG, 59c fl-19 At StiHier's 1n Pomeroy, .Voice of Broadway 93c HIPATICA - - •EG. $1.69 V"LUI - - - - - • for UG. $1.19 15Hutlfu1 Design. Plastic eo.ted A $1.25 VALUE ..~· , FOREMAN REG. 5c Price Includes Processing i' ' :.::,::,:_~~;~li:l!lJI~.:O..:~ U: - State Agency l . - - by Hele• B 0 tt e 1 n ' POMEROY, �,. 1~ 'I ·.• • ' .. "' 'I . ' .. I '' ' . II I' (. . lr NIAL ADAMI IARNEY GOoqL' and SNUFFY,.:SNI::::.ITH ~-----::::::-1 .......- - - - -- - Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1 Flliit;l.lEO UP /lUt-11' CANI . Ci-lORE5, 1---1---- &-Dally Sentlne~ PomtrOy·Middleport, 0, Feb. 17, 1988 W4NT AD !. .ORMATION ..... .., ..,.,. ........... !SIGNS Pomerov liP Momr Co. HADLINII '*" .. Mlftdlr ......... M. CAIICILLATIONI COUimONI Wll 1M I [IIIII Ulltfl t1tl A. M. 111M' 0.., .. 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Wagon, 8liOO miles, by Joeal owner, Ute · new 70011f tires, apare tire never Uaed, dark aqua fllliBh, P.B. radio, bl& 6 e~~gine, ltd. tra111., lhowroom Pomeroy Motor Co. a.Nitlenll ...... , .. DIIPICI IOUII I:M A. M. te 6:11 P, M. o.lly' lllturd•r t:M a. M. te 1tstt ..... IT' IIO IAIY elean. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door · ··· · ·· · $2149 ,.,......a""·· . . TO 'LACI A IIIUL T PIOOUCINCt WANT AD Power ateerlng and bnkea, auto. trans., ndlci, beat- . -;~·· er, blue flnlah, apot eleau, deiWte lllterlor. PHONE WY 2-2156 ltell btlfl For FOR SALE C,ernll Oelitb WHY WORRY over a sluggisbl 1..1 septic tank ? Get Klean-Eml{;l 'r All septic tank cleaner. LandANTIQUE Furnltun, disbeo. mlscelllllleOIII. can .. trr1te: mark Farm Bureau. Pome- Tli.ULER - I& I lit - LIK.E II 2 II 30tc NEW - 1!113 VINDALE Mrs. llowll'!l Cedi. .. w. roy. Mala Sl, Pomeroy. TIM01l!Y HAY. 1\o Herrmu, Campletely furnished·v'e"2lclhllllll ll 1 211 Uc . y room can sleep ~. • Rl. 2, Cheshire, Ph. WY 2- It> excellent condition. 8195. _ 2 II Stc MIDDLEPORT - PLUM ~n·~· ll W1ntecl To Buy ~~:~~~II 1961 Chev.lmpala H. T. Cpe. · · $1295 .' ' I t 8 cyl. engine, auto. trans., power ateerlng, Ute new wJalw tires, light green finish. Real good condition. ' 1959 Rambler American · · ..... · $345 rrs .NOr r~w TO U~ AROUND ALL DAY DOING · NotHING Station Wagon. 6 eyl. ltd. trans., good tires, aound body, radio and heater. A real buy. MOO PEOPLt:' THEV DON'T HAVE. MY t:RIVE ! CAN'T DO IT GASOUNI ALLEY 1963 Corvalr Monza Coupe ··· · $1399 Locally owned, 4-speed, blact flnlah, red bucket aeata. -====N=oti=ce====J CARPETs ;- fright?sight - -.. Make frame, 5 ,. them a-be"utiful with One bath, sil>ry \1 basement, Radio, new tirn. Driving Ill IDOW Ia fU nln 1 Co"alr. WAHTID Blue Lustre. Rent electric heal root and back M•n to maa••• or dullr .,.,. shampooer, $1. Baker Furni· lot 100' x: 100'. $6800.00. ••• c • ..,... ou atottou '" lure, Middleport. 2-I:Hitc POMEROY - UNroLN HTlS .•-11 tbl• aneral are•. AppiJ' by eaJJ. 2 bedroom frame, 2-Door. Deluu vinyl trim, ereen flnlab. Plenty of go ltl.1 t-It Kocll: w. v1 . ,,._5941 5:0UP'S ON, the rug that ts, evrn.tn1, , or wru• to 303 Iouth ah furnace heating, full bas•~ II for the enow. 50 clean the spot with Blue Front JtrMt, Co.lumbu•. oh.lo. Lustre. Rent electric sham- ment. Owner may assist . .pooer' $1. Pomeroy Cement financing. $8,000.00. LAD'I to make her home with , Block, Porr•eroy. 2-13-6tc ALBERT M. COX, BROKER Locally owned, like new, Powergllde trantnllsslon, me for room and board and - ~- --· WY l-Wt WY Ul3l whlte walla, heoter. Try this one for real traction. light cooking. Write : T h e • BUDGET PRICED lurnliure In 2 17 3tc Daily Sentinel Box 668D : our third floor budget shop. - - - - - - - - - ' Baker Furniture, Middleport, FOR SALE: 5 rooms with utll· 2 1 ~ .·3t Local owner, good tires, fawn flnlah, beater, good === =-==--- · -~ Obio. 11 U lfc ity room. Water, gas and traction. DELICIOUS Homemade PIZza, -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ eleclricity. $2,500. Welsh 50c, 75c, and $1.00 sizes. D~ Another F~t ot Londmork Towo Hill. Pboae WY 2-11311 luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack 's Dal-1 2 t tfc ry Bar, MiddlO!lllrl. t2 I lfc L. W.B. I.Jke new 750s20 10.ply tlrea. Cab A·1 eondl· lyr•ZOII fOR SALE: I room bouse lion. Heater, beavy duty aprlnga, 292 cu. IlL kyL tDHelp 'tN1nted IIASOUNE bath, lull beaement, 8M atne. MALE: Need cash? Sell lam-' with aell St., Middleport. Pbol..t: Jl Ollb I\Jiapp Aerotred Shoes. i Pl. Pleasant IIIIW6G'I. Full or pari time. High <om- i 11 II tfc IIOOs20 R. duals, v.a engine, heavy dlltJ eprln~o 11' missions plus bonus. Complete, dump body and bol.at. hne for meo and women. . Equipmeat furnished free. 1 .UUMTACE ADDITIVE e1 - UMCI Chevrolet Heevy Duty F1ctory Write to Gordon Rae, Di.. • . . . .. 1 1111$ YOI lrict Soles Mgr., 3514 Darby· T1ndem. With Dump. liB IEII1711$ shire Drive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip 432:!1. 2 16 3tc lttUIIr ond H~Toot WANTED: Experienced meci> snic for minor parts instaiia- 1. 1mprove1 gasoline mileage tion service. Must be mature, 2. Clea111 carburelon with ability te manage de ·~~ a Prevenll carburetor lclna: NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS '- S!Opo fuel tine freeztHip par1ment and se II parts. 5. Prevent& rus~ «orroslon Instructions Good workinl conditions. IB I 8. Cleans intake maniflld1 ON DISPLAY letter, alate experience, ref- 7. Cuts cylinder wear TRUCK DRIVERS, semi e nd led · 8. Eimin•let rougb ldlinl rences a wage• expec - ~ 9. Protecto pooitivo mnkcuo Straight, ages 21 • 40. """"" II OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Write c-o Tho Daily Sentinel, ventilation 0)'81em• experleoce belplul but Box 611BA. 2 t tic ' DRIVE IN ro LANDMARK necessary, You can earn! ~:111,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,~'7"""""""""""""""""""""""""""' CHAMBER MAID Cor Hotel Supor Sorvln Stotton Now $3 per hour after short ll Martin. Apply in person. 1- - _ _ . . _ . __ . _ ing. For applicaoon write BusiiiiSI Servictt BusiiiiSI Senolcea :1-I:HIIc USED G. E. 13 cu. fl., cbesl Uoo Wide Semi Division, 1 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~_;.."'-=;;\-========:::;1 MIDDLE AGED woman Hamilton, lo• ,. 10 freezer. Good condition. $8~. Corwin Avenue, care for 3 boys, school age. New Haven, 882-2241. Obio. Or call 51:H19i>564t. EXPERIENCED 5 or 6 days a week. Does not _ _ __ __ _ 2 :...::U:...::3tp::..:._ __ _ _ _,:2:.;U::,:3tc=.. have to live in. can wy z. AT ITS GREATEST 6719. 2 8 lie Plain oe with pepperoni, sau11a:e, mushroom, him or For Rent 1963 Volkswagen ··· .. .. · · .... · $1295 I 1962 Corvalr ...... ·· .. ·.. .. .. · .. $969. I 1963 Corvalr Panel ·· .. · .. · · .. · $1399 1962 Chevrolet H-Ton .. ·· ....$1695 1 IEWI, LANDMARK i 1958 Cl!evrolet 2-Ton ·.. ·· · · ·· .. · $899 9 PIRST QUALITY REGULAR_· c:.rtiflecl p IZZA ter i p.m. Pbone WY ~14. DAILY CROSSWORD &(]BOSS 1. Peaceflll 5. Ptceon B. Adoalter box 1e. Bay window 12. Je wish Rowley and Reed Hardware. u 1 tfc :TRAILE= =R~LOTS=:--_-,. Il'eo ·;.,. qe ll!d llroom'o !'rail er Part !Stale Approved) 141Dersvillo, Oblo, l:'bODe W\ ~tittle TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent In the Village ol Middleport. Call WY 2-3341 oe WY !.-21841 01' W'l 2-1000. 11:!0tfc ==--=-~~BRICK Duplez 3 bedroom living room, dining room, ~It­ chen, basemell &Rd garage forced air gas furnace. B~ temut A9enue. CaU WY t.5127. 2 4 tic FURNISHED apertment, ~- - 3 rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Call WY 25262. 2 15 tfc ·AVMLABLE Marcil 181, busl· n•ss building. Located at 120 East Main St.. Pomeroy. Call Matilda Schorn, WY !.-2SU. % IS tic IIi. Sketa at 311 oo~f -,. fum-,.ls-bed c-~aiarlmiiii Phone WY 2-1435 21% South 5th Avenue, Middlepert, Ohio fl. SmorJ'u- ••ter. month M . Fresb JO.Fido, lor ... H . Metric ROOM rurDt.ued .paii.. U llllc Comploto Corry-Out Sonlco 1.11.. Moilt CALL WY t -9905 Pick up AI G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY and humlcl II. December 31 21. Frelgbt- PAINTING lnlidt aod out. era! repairing. Ia Pomeroy an Middll!port orea. WY Z.3'192. 1'd . . . . . . . . 10.- .... f'l'om tho lanreot ......, or llalldooer radiator to tbe aolllll b..tor ...... BlAmNAR'S .,......., AUftiOHBD Clmple&e Ser.- Cr11t Krallfnnl 2 17 l)tp ..... ..,_ • Ceatve 8. HWttla« II. Bothena ,.. 3L Jotl measurt": ..., BI)'U> ' CCURiiiitTISTS,',DDairy8irylandiiidbibeeieiefllii;..l ... ... 8IWIP'IIRD ll%. eo.I . When the IIi. .l calltnc gralno lT. 0 . T . book • Minimum of $1.110 per~=co~"~·~ '·to, 01t1o bitter Ult 37. Bin4 To all larmen tor 1 1 111 11. High pr1ellt 21. PerfOf"mml J!OO' 38.Unldad 20. Plenlc Uon or aervlee, call 11. CertaJa 29. lndlana. poet lase" originally WY 2-2261, Pomeroy, CUift'OM Btri'CIIBIUNO 1111 IslaM U . Birdl u a Ll. , _ ot Caaada n - . a Cbeoter. eattiJt&. WID buJ lddeo ever)' duo lmr..,..'r.'"T.r'I:>T..,...,._,...., Monday. PbD Meier, 22. Grouetl 25. Top ot a WY WIJ.O. I II Uc loll ·-· ...._ wave lnaur1nce yam 2'1. Mall: 28.. Adat.a 29. Pirate . . , 33, New En!'· land-ablor. IM.T)'peat tape as. Pla)'U>tng l!wryolay Specl... ._ 34.Xetropo- Halrcull tO. Rolnon maglotral<l lloloDgtn .. to .. city ... Ohio .... -Pen DAILY OBYProQUO'ft - lfele't . _ te _ . Ita AZ1'DLIIAAXa lo LO!f&FIILLOW = One letter lllmpiJ lltaDd. for..,.,_, Ia tJU IIUlple A Ia UMd for tho lhret L'o, X t.. tho tooo O'o, e1e. lliDcle leUero, li ;I Ia. U.. lenJtio ODd ......._ ol tloe ore oD ..... , u. eodt IItteN . . 511' at. U M .O DBJI 8RII SJYGF, IIW ... 1 D8LD .lRYCD I!IXGA . -CJUYLDXC !"........,.. IOIOWX.;•:a•n 0,;1 - Ulr ~!:~~~ IA&TNA CASUALTY llulleD ~ fl&n lJ, lao. Shlmpo41 & Sell $1.50 ,._,, Pbool W\' Nl81. 30 day color rl-, I I Ill ShompM & Ml $3.50 11 'IJitAN(IB INIRJBANCll. ..... 1 .......onenll .7.50 up I I' ., Wo StU llld Bonteo Dunllco Aaeney, Inc., I'GaiWip aad WidB lniJ. Pbooo IV\' Wilt. 1 1 111 Meril'a Style Post dum n - Marle'e Style Poet II. Mento~"a~r A~, fLU moot WY ..-. red e. 3814. 1 14 tfc TR~.' I.ER LOT, Rutland. live mo ·s rrom Pomeroy. Phooo SH 2-5613. 12 II IOtA: 15. Pale- boat.l 22. Risk State : abl:r. 23. Un· ~ Stall tanDed Foltlty llkiD at T. Cut at , _ cattle India FURNillHED apartmect. WY 2-6385. I 21 tic NIC :.- 'L-:Y~lur ---, nt"' shed --:--:c l---obedroom apa•tmenl, Middleport, WY J. «omblnatlons. I nk!kiUlllle 4. Show )(> ll. cttytn Utfc WOU R ROOM t3. Paruitic plAnt DOWN 1. Biblical name 2. Town ill Ethiopia 3. Olrl'a RADIATOR SERVICE $1.25 IL 124 l'h. WY 2-5271 . , . _ Oldt II'i:iii~ffiij~[i:""'iii::'i~;~ I WftlMOIIILB - -llldf IAII IIJOIIl -. .. I' By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII USED CARS T - "f!l' ~ l:l ., CllN ELJ., 1HEY'Ri 51 ~ E1051MESSMetll ~ \AN ~;; I JUST ABOUT ALL OF THESI CARS I ' ARI ONE OWNER WITH LOW ,we '*GI nu.1 t:AUG~ ~ • '" ffiiii!' li!W .&llliS Qf ll!ii!f!f l -~ OH. eRU:rHt>r<>' WWlT ARE 'MOiti' T 'DO WITH AQJ'{ Lll<i THAT'? 6000 MILES OR 6 MONTHE WARRANTY 1965 FORD Galtxle 500 Convt I cylinder, tr1111. Rldlo & huter, luet like 11ft! / 1965 FORD Galoxle 500 2 dr. H.T. I cyt. ltd. fn111. Rldlo end huter, low mi..... 1965 I'AIRLANI 500 2 dr. H.T; ..... Rldle end huter, II~• . ., . 1965 MUSTANG 2 dr. H.T. I ayl. 4 lplld tr...i. ' ·• R.ldlo and ......... like . 1964 FORD Golulo 500 2 dr. H.T. I cyl. ~t. tnnl; power lf-.lnt. rldlo ond heoter,lhlrp 1964 FORD Golole SOD XL Conv. I cyt, A.t. trP. "-lng. p. br1koo, rldlo .ncr hHter 1964 ENGLISH FORD 2 dr. Sid. Clean 11 new 1963 FORD Golole 500 Conv. I crL Stcl. tniW. Rlcllo ........... -1 llherp . 1961 CH&VROLI!T ltnp. 4 dr. H.T. I ay1. A.t. tr'llle . P. ""ring. p.brlllcoo, riCHo ond heoter, lhlrp 1961 U..MBLER Amorleon 2 dr. 6 Cfl. Std. .,_ Rlcllo and hNter, nlco 1962 FORD Golole 500 4 dr, I cyt. A.t. tnne. P. "--ng, rllllo oncl ._..,., lhorp 1962 COMET 2 dr. 6 cyl. A.t. tr- Rldle end hNt11, 1 IMI nice 1962 FAIRLANI 4 clr. I cyl. Stcl. trRidlo end hiller, - ewner 196\ COMET 4 olr. 6 cyl. A.t. , _ R.ldlo oncl huter, • good ll•n cor 1961 FALCON 2 dr. 6 cyl. N trone. Rldlo and hiller, ol1961 BUICK L1S1bn 4 dr. A.t. tr- p. tt.olnt. p. breU.. rldlo and hNter, lhlrp ··· 1960 MERCURY Mont_,. 4 dr. A.t. " - .... •nd hNter, • good rvnner 1961 OLDS 91 2 dr. H.T. A.t. tr- lll .. rldlo and hiller, lhlrp 19561i0RD 4 dr. I cyl. A.t. tnnt. ltlcllol r.r. 1964 HONDA fMtor Cycle. Like ...W 1fondlrd A.t. ..... ; ABBIE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN THIS. IS Wf.IE-RE ~OSE HANOS()"'E W WLS TRA~ AI\ID OTHER CARVED I'Tffv\8o • FOR &ALE IN PAGO r100 COME FRCIM. •lr, TRUCICS 1961 honollne lit Ton Pickup 1962 Inter, Scout P,lckup. 4 wheel clrlve 1959 Dadgelil Ton Pickup ._ ,.ar _ . llr'lliellwlfQIIft . . . ....-· · . YOU ALWAYS,• IIIII< .,J' . PAY LISS AT ... 1110111 KEITH GOBLE FORD IRII• ( INDI8Citl:'l'IoN AND WlCKIII> Allll IIIB8'r OCIINJI& 1/'I"CCIltl on Stlflon KmH GOBLE FORD a ZUGP 18.9 •• Moln II. POMEROY MOTOR CO. THREE and four room furnishe<l and unfurnished apartments. WY ~5434. 12 6 tfc I ROOM fUrnished apartment lor rent Pilon• W'l !.-2771. M· By CHESTER GOlJI D DICK TRACY I Uet~ ~SED CAR 'LOT ! .....~...... .· · ~IIJI.ut.- 4t.- , ), " �,. 1~ 'I ·.• • ' .. "' 'I . ' .. I '' ' . II I' (. . lr NIAL ADAMI IARNEY GOoqL' and SNUFFY,.:SNI::::.ITH ~-----::::::-1 .......- - - - -- - Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1 Flliit;l.lEO UP /lUt-11' CANI . Ci-lORE5, 1---1---- &-Dally Sentlne~ PomtrOy·Middleport, 0, Feb. 17, 1988 W4NT AD !. .ORMATION ..... .., ..,.,. ........... !SIGNS Pomerov liP Momr Co. HADLINII '*" .. Mlftdlr ......... M. CAIICILLATIONI COUimONI Wll 1M I [IIIII Ulltfl t1tl A. M. 111M' 0.., .. P•UclftM &HULATIOttl Olllll'n' ,.. .......... ,............,..,b ,. ,. .. .... .... ,,. ............ ,..................... .. - II'IWI llbou., 1M .,..................... .... c••• 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door $1295 USED CAR BUYS snow. .... WHtAIIIIrvlot 1962 Corv1ir Mlnln~•• c•tt ,., ..,.. ..,61, ..ctntt ,.. c.. IMVtfVI $1399 De!Wte vinyl trim, green finish. PleniJ of go lor the ItATil 11 1963 Corveir Memo Coupe Ulcally owned, 4-speed, black !1nlsh, red bucket aeata. Radio, new tires. Driving In snow In fun In a Conalr. TM Pultlllltlr r.ttmt tEte rltht .. Hit ., ..... .., .......... IIIIIHtMMbll. "REAL GEORGE" $969 1965 Ford Falcon Fut1ra · ..... $2095 Locally owned, like new, Powerillde transmission, white walls, heater. Try tills one for real traction. ••rn11• 1M 1ft ,... 11 ,., •nt at .. MMI ... PIN Wftllll'l 11 "'"" CARD OP TKANKI A OlrTUAIIII t1.U ftr H weN M111lm11-. lfttt 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 8liOO miles, by Joeal owner, Ute · new 70011f tires, apare tire never Uaed, dark aqua fllliBh, P.B. radio, bl& 6 e~~gine, ltd. tra111., lhowroom Pomeroy Motor Co. a.Nitlenll ...... , .. DIIPICI IOUII I:M A. M. te 6:11 P, M. o.lly' lllturd•r t:M a. M. te 1tstt ..... IT' IIO IAIY elean. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door · ··· · ·· · $2149 ,.,......a""·· . . TO 'LACI A IIIUL T PIOOUCINCt WANT AD Power ateerlng and bnkea, auto. trans., ndlci, beat- . -;~·· er, blue flnlah, apot eleau, deiWte lllterlor. PHONE WY 2-2156 ltell btlfl For FOR SALE C,ernll Oelitb WHY WORRY over a sluggisbl 1..1 septic tank ? Get Klean-Eml{;l 'r All septic tank cleaner. LandANTIQUE Furnltun, disbeo. mlscelllllleOIII. can .. trr1te: mark Farm Bureau. Pome- Tli.ULER - I& I lit - LIK.E II 2 II 30tc NEW - 1!113 VINDALE Mrs. llowll'!l Cedi. .. w. roy. Mala Sl, Pomeroy. TIM01l!Y HAY. 1\o Herrmu, Campletely furnished·v'e"2lclhllllll ll 1 211 Uc . y room can sleep ~. • Rl. 2, Cheshire, Ph. WY 2- It> excellent condition. 8195. _ 2 II Stc MIDDLEPORT - PLUM ~n·~· ll W1ntecl To Buy ~~:~~~II 1961 Chev.lmpala H. T. Cpe. · · $1295 .' ' I t 8 cyl. engine, auto. trans., power ateerlng, Ute new wJalw tires, light green finish. Real good condition. ' 1959 Rambler American · · ..... · $345 rrs .NOr r~w TO U~ AROUND ALL DAY DOING · NotHING Station Wagon. 6 eyl. ltd. trans., good tires, aound body, radio and heater. A real buy. MOO PEOPLt:' THEV DON'T HAVE. MY t:RIVE ! CAN'T DO IT GASOUNI ALLEY 1963 Corvalr Monza Coupe ··· · $1399 Locally owned, 4-speed, blact flnlah, red bucket aeata. -====N=oti=ce====J CARPETs ;- fright?sight - -.. Make frame, 5 ,. them a-be"utiful with One bath, sil>ry \1 basement, Radio, new tirn. Driving Ill IDOW Ia fU nln 1 Co"alr. WAHTID Blue Lustre. Rent electric heal root and back M•n to maa••• or dullr .,.,. shampooer, $1. Baker Furni· lot 100' x: 100'. $6800.00. ••• c • ..,... ou atottou '" lure, Middleport. 2-I:Hitc POMEROY - UNroLN HTlS .•-11 tbl• aneral are•. AppiJ' by eaJJ. 2 bedroom frame, 2-Door. Deluu vinyl trim, ereen flnlab. Plenty of go ltl.1 t-It Kocll: w. v1 . ,,._5941 5:0UP'S ON, the rug that ts, evrn.tn1, , or wru• to 303 Iouth ah furnace heating, full bas•~ II for the enow. 50 clean the spot with Blue Front JtrMt, Co.lumbu•. oh.lo. Lustre. Rent electric sham- ment. Owner may assist . .pooer' $1. Pomeroy Cement financing. $8,000.00. LAD'I to make her home with , Block, Porr•eroy. 2-13-6tc ALBERT M. COX, BROKER Locally owned, like new, Powergllde trantnllsslon, me for room and board and - ~- --· WY l-Wt WY Ul3l whlte walla, heoter. Try this one for real traction. light cooking. Write : T h e • BUDGET PRICED lurnliure In 2 17 3tc Daily Sentinel Box 668D : our third floor budget shop. - - - - - - - - - ' Baker Furniture, Middleport, FOR SALE: 5 rooms with utll· 2 1 ~ .·3t Local owner, good tires, fawn flnlah, beater, good === =-==--- · -~ Obio. 11 U lfc ity room. Water, gas and traction. DELICIOUS Homemade PIZza, -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ eleclricity. $2,500. Welsh 50c, 75c, and $1.00 sizes. D~ Another F~t ot Londmork Towo Hill. Pboae WY 2-11311 luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack 's Dal-1 2 t tfc ry Bar, MiddlO!lllrl. t2 I lfc L. W.B. I.Jke new 750s20 10.ply tlrea. Cab A·1 eondl· lyr•ZOII fOR SALE: I room bouse lion. Heater, beavy duty aprlnga, 292 cu. IlL kyL tDHelp 'tN1nted IIASOUNE bath, lull beaement, 8M atne. MALE: Need cash? Sell lam-' with aell St., Middleport. Pbol..t: Jl Ollb I\Jiapp Aerotred Shoes. i Pl. Pleasant IIIIW6G'I. Full or pari time. High <om- i 11 II tfc IIOOs20 R. duals, v.a engine, heavy dlltJ eprln~o 11' missions plus bonus. Complete, dump body and bol.at. hne for meo and women. . Equipmeat furnished free. 1 .UUMTACE ADDITIVE e1 - UMCI Chevrolet Heevy Duty F1ctory Write to Gordon Rae, Di.. • . . . .. 1 1111$ YOI lrict Soles Mgr., 3514 Darby· T1ndem. With Dump. liB IEII1711$ shire Drive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip 432:!1. 2 16 3tc lttUIIr ond H~Toot WANTED: Experienced meci> snic for minor parts instaiia- 1. 1mprove1 gasoline mileage tion service. Must be mature, 2. Clea111 carburelon with ability te manage de ·~~ a Prevenll carburetor lclna: NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS '- S!Opo fuel tine freeztHip par1ment and se II parts. 5. Prevent& rus~ «orroslon Instructions Good workinl conditions. IB I 8. Cleans intake maniflld1 ON DISPLAY letter, alate experience, ref- 7. Cuts cylinder wear TRUCK DRIVERS, semi e nd led · 8. Eimin•let rougb ldlinl rences a wage• expec - ~ 9. Protecto pooitivo mnkcuo Straight, ages 21 • 40. """"" II OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Write c-o Tho Daily Sentinel, ventilation 0)'81em• experleoce belplul but Box 611BA. 2 t tic ' DRIVE IN ro LANDMARK necessary, You can earn! ~:111,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,~'7"""""""""""""""""""""""""""' CHAMBER MAID Cor Hotel Supor Sorvln Stotton Now $3 per hour after short ll Martin. Apply in person. 1- - _ _ . . _ . __ . _ ing. For applicaoon write BusiiiiSI Servictt BusiiiiSI Senolcea :1-I:HIIc USED G. E. 13 cu. fl., cbesl Uoo Wide Semi Division, 1 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~_;.."'-=;;\-========:::;1 MIDDLE AGED woman Hamilton, lo• ,. 10 freezer. Good condition. $8~. Corwin Avenue, care for 3 boys, school age. New Haven, 882-2241. Obio. Or call 51:H19i>564t. EXPERIENCED 5 or 6 days a week. Does not _ _ __ __ _ 2 :...::U:...::3tp::..:._ __ _ _ _,:2:.;U::,:3tc=.. have to live in. can wy z. AT ITS GREATEST 6719. 2 8 lie Plain oe with pepperoni, sau11a:e, mushroom, him or For Rent 1963 Volkswagen ··· .. .. · · .... · $1295 I 1962 Corvalr ...... ·· .. ·.. .. .. · .. $969. I 1963 Corvalr Panel ·· .. · .. · · .. · $1399 1962 Chevrolet H-Ton .. ·· ....$1695 1 IEWI, LANDMARK i 1958 Cl!evrolet 2-Ton ·.. ·· · · ·· .. · $899 9 PIRST QUALITY REGULAR_· c:.rtiflecl p IZZA ter i p.m. Pbone WY ~14. DAILY CROSSWORD &(]BOSS 1. Peaceflll 5. Ptceon B. Adoalter box 1e. Bay window 12. Je wish Rowley and Reed Hardware. u 1 tfc :TRAILE= =R~LOTS=:--_-,. Il'eo ·;.,. qe ll!d llroom'o !'rail er Part !Stale Approved) 141Dersvillo, Oblo, l:'bODe W\ ~tittle TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent In the Village ol Middleport. Call WY 2-3341 oe WY !.-21841 01' W'l 2-1000. 11:!0tfc ==--=-~~BRICK Duplez 3 bedroom living room, dining room, ~It­ chen, basemell &Rd garage forced air gas furnace. B~ temut A9enue. CaU WY t.5127. 2 4 tic FURNISHED apertment, ~- - 3 rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Call WY 25262. 2 15 tfc ·AVMLABLE Marcil 181, busl· n•ss building. Located at 120 East Main St.. Pomeroy. Call Matilda Schorn, WY !.-2SU. % IS tic IIi. Sketa at 311 oo~f -,. fum-,.ls-bed c-~aiarlmiiii Phone WY 2-1435 21% South 5th Avenue, Middlepert, Ohio fl. SmorJ'u- ••ter. month M . Fresb JO.Fido, lor ... H . Metric ROOM rurDt.ued .paii.. U llllc Comploto Corry-Out Sonlco 1.11.. Moilt CALL WY t -9905 Pick up AI G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY and humlcl II. December 31 21. Frelgbt- PAINTING lnlidt aod out. era! repairing. Ia Pomeroy an Middll!port orea. WY Z.3'192. 1'd . . . . . . . . 10.- .... f'l'om tho lanreot ......, or llalldooer radiator to tbe aolllll b..tor ...... BlAmNAR'S .,......., AUftiOHBD Clmple&e Ser.- Cr11t Krallfnnl 2 17 l)tp ..... ..,_ • Ceatve 8. HWttla« II. Bothena ,.. 3L Jotl measurt": ..., BI)'U> ' CCURiiiitTISTS,',DDairy8irylandiiidbibeeieiefllii;..l ... ... 8IWIP'IIRD ll%. eo.I . When the IIi. .l calltnc gralno lT. 0 . 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To Receive 'Donation from Mt_'ddle.port Around And About M,'ddleport pJA SOCIAL Contribution Made to Missionary Family in India by Baptist Circle Honors Plans were made to send • Chrlstmu Carda to the I Rift a member of • and mi... A contribution to missionary ,man of the class boUle caps lonaryto family In India to meeting. . wo<k m Rhodesia, South Africa,, project. 11le group voted to Mr. & Mrs. Ernest H. Jones , provide used clothing for a World Day of Prayer u~tllltb was made at the February Isend $25 tq Pemberton In South and children. Carol, Jean, and , school by the Lovejoy Circle of annouoced for Feb, 25 at.... mg of the Homebuilder's Class IRhodesia, Afri<a for missionary Kenneth ol Columbus were the First Baptist Church Tues- Methodist Church at 1:30 p.m. of_ Ihe Church of Christ •n Iwork. The Rev. Donald Hicks weekend guests of her ,;.,ter day evening at the home of Get well Carda were aent to M1ddleport Tuesday evening at was appointed to secure post Mrs. Harold Chase. Mrs. Gr<OCe Hysell and Mrs. Cethe cbw·ch. cards for the class. Mrs. Ken· and brother-in-law, Mr. and 11le meeting waa opened with ell Brudhnry. Mrs. Harry S. Moore. ~1r. Wendell Gerlach gave the nelh McElhinny WllS named Tommy Moore, son of Mr The Salisbury PTA observed a poem read by the chairman Mrs Edison Baker wao In op~'mng prayer wiLh scripture chAirman of the committee 1o and Mrs. Edward Moore, S. S.a-- Founders Day and honored se- . Am. Manning Kloes. Devotion~ charg~ of the Love Gift reedmg given by Mrs. Norman conler on work to be done in cond Ave. has been returned to ven paal presidenls at the re- were given by Mrs. Frank calion using the poem "If We Yeauger. Mrs. Denver Rice ithe church Ioyer. A welcome his home from Holzer Hospit· gular meeling Tuesday even- Cheesebrew entllled, "Great C...ld Hear," Mrs. Pa~l w<:~: . de~·otmnal ~ha1rman, u:s- 1commtttee was decided upon I al where he bad been a medi- ing at the school. Moments tn the LICe of Jacob," gave the study lesson from mg the lheme, lnm ose Our du•mg the busmess. The Rev. cal patient. I Mrs William Ohlinger pres- by Dr. D. P. idmeyer. She hook "The Church nol f a.tli." . . Donald Hicks gave the clos- ' Fielding Hawkins is reported ident." was in charge ~f the ~ad Bible scripture concern- With' Handa." Durmg the husme~s sessmn the I llig prayre. Iin improving at Holzer Hospit- meeting whirtl opened with the mg the story of Jaeob and clos· Refreshments of a club vui.U lo purcha<e ribbon During the socail hour mem- al in Gallipolis where he is pledge to the flag fuUowed by ed with a pOem prayer, course were t!erved by for song book markers and the hers took part In a skit on 1being treated for a heart condi· devolions by Mrs. Menzel Smith. I During th, business meeUng Chase assisted by her c!_ll~s me tnbers are lo meet to- owdern TV commercials. A des- 1 Uon. Announcements were made con- the group voted to send a glft daughter, Barbara Anthony. Atn1gl1t tTh11rsday! at the chnrch sPrt course was served by the , Rue 'i'uckerman visited re· · cerning County PTA meetings, to Rebecca Norton, daughter tending in addlUon to the above fnr ~· potluck dmner and wQrk h•1~ts, Mr. and Mrs. Norman cently in Glousler with his A Founders Day offering was ot the missionary famUy in In- were Mr. John Fultz, Mn. ::;e:-.:·don on . the markers. f:ach Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney. taken. James Wickline's room dia and to send clea nuesd cloth- Clara RUey, Mrs. Charles o~e I'> to bn ng his own table ser- 1Ri ce. Mr_ and Mrs. Don Schill· ; Rus:-lell and in Athens witl1 his 1 won the attendance award. ing to the Mathers School, a wards, Mrs, Jacob Turner Mrs. v1ce for the dmner. :ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold son. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tuck- Past presidents were intro- project of the Sanborn Society. Charles Seorles, Mrs. CJ..; Ric. They vul cd lo fn rnish sand-, Long. . erman •nd family. . duced by Mrs. Opba Offutt, Members are lo bring religious hardlon and Berhara Anthony. ~"~_eh!'~ for the BoodmobJ ie visit Attendmg w~re Mrs. McEI- Mrs. Ro~ert B)·er ~ntert~med program chairman, .and each .hiS month and named on the lnnny, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Long, Sunday w1th a family dmner spoke briefly on highlights and c?•~mt llee were Mrs. Wendell \Irs YPager. Mr. and Mrs. Ger- 1party, m observance of her bus. accom~tishments during their S 00 On C.t'rlar·h. M1·s. Cbe>:.ter F.rw!n, ~ larh Mr. and Mrs. Bishop 1 band s birthday anniversary. term of office. A planter was A review of the book, "House Uy tn Utah at the tum of Ma ry Ma li in, Patty Kines and ~lr. and Mrs. Don Shilling and Mr. and Mrs . Paul Smart presented to each including of Many Rooms," written by century and described the ex· Dnrotlw Rak('r_ d<tll~hler Li~fl. i:lfld tht' Rev & S(IE'Dt w~e!iend With thetr S?n I Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Hugh Rodello Hunter was given by perlenees, both sad and joyous. Jop BIShop w•s rra med cha ir· Mrs. Donald and •on, . and famtly,. Mr. and Mrs. Mil·' Bearhs Mrs George Starche Mrs. Bruce Lloyd at a The authoc spoke ol her father ____ i !Juu ton Smart m Perrysburg. ' . · r. ing of the Middleport Literary as a ~'blotd and thunder" preach • g. Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr. of Mrs. Merhn Tracy, Mrs. Offutt Club Wednesday afternoon at er who ruled biB houaebold with F.liS Jmuor Jllom• Waverly, was a contributing &nd Mrs. Jamea WiU. All past the home ol Mrs Roger Mor. Iron and of their gentle bul hostess for the Dorcas Circle pre•denls were · · present ex- gan. firm mother. meeting held Tuesday evening cpt Mrs. Wilham Bartels, who The author had written a deTwelve members respsnded Tu Plan for Bazaar Iat the home of Mrs. John Seines. had Illness m her family. lightful book of the experiences to roll call by naming a woThe .lnnim· Mother 's Cltth of • T. w. Dawson ef Columbus A SKIT ON Founders Day was of the Morman Woodrow lam· man in the news. Miss Solan E~·tstern High School will meet ! and Jon Malama tinis, student pr_esented bY Mrs. Arno ld · Mrs. Park, presldent, led the >lnnd ay February 21 . uo p.m at Ohio Un iversity, visiled Wtll, Mr_'.· Wal_ter Bu.nce and in lhe club collect. Mrs. in Room 109. il l the hi!-: h school. M Ph I Obi hB k Al l molh<•rs of junior' s Hre • ' TMuesday with Mr and Mrs. WiU w~s,. as ~:~mp~~:~ Wit ec y gan_ lsehrved candY during urupd 10 ult('nd I~J st·l t . .,1r. an d Mrs. Norman H. I' eyer. . . : SOC18 eur. o · • r P<'· R· l "' 1er annOUnce the . Cake ICed m wh•te and de- J.>al'i!lg for tht! baza·u· F.· w)l I .11r 0 f •..._.11eS . · -- - mothe-r is asked to brir~ .a s;n~- ll' ngageme nt and app roaching / corated m ~TA colo.rs o~ ~lue Entered Hospital pie of "n arl icle to soid at ' marriage of their daughter, ' gold With the Persons entering Holzer Jlos. lh<> bazaar Donna Jean ne, to Mr. Harlan B., Founders Day, 1897-1966, cof. pltal during the last 24 hours The squa~e dancr s<' hedttlrd . Conly, son_ of_ Mrs. Maxine fee, and kool-ade were ~rved included Mrs. Dorothy A. Hat· for f;•b. l!l, ha.s b!'€n postponed Conly of Galhpolls. bMy Mr. adndMMrs. VG<nrgetSkBirodnner, tley 71 Cedar St . James E . , · r. an rs. mcen • 129 State ·•St. ; Connie· . ick Mr nd M k.e- Bailes, TlH' nPw Jalf' w11J lit> <mnou nc- : ed ldet·. . T~e br.de-el_ect Is a graduate· r. • · a rs. Fran lm Lou Stidham Rt. 1 Galli lis· of Eastern High School and ol 1St HIZer, Mr. and Mrs. David DaA La t~ • 'po ' F"'"'._-.-......,.=;;;..;-.'"""1 Holer Hospilal School of Nurs-. VJS, Mr. and Mrs. Jack CurtiS, RGene ·d LY n,LThurmWn,tMrs. Mr. SandndaMrs. Mlaynsrd UBahr 1 S · g c\ d · · Mr. and Mrs. Renald Browning aymon . ayne, a erloo were u y guess recen y 1 1 1965 , '' , ass o , an . IS em· Forly • three students re. Mr and Mrs Charles Faulk' Star Rt.: Mrs. Homer F. Clary, their son, Mr. and Mrs. C8ah D0 N . ployed at Holzer Hos pitaL Mr ceived grades of 85 or above Mr. and M . w·ll· Soul b ' Rt. 2 Crown City · Mrs. Bud Bahr of Middleport at wblcb Conly is a graduate of Galha . during the third six-weeks per- M · d ~s. ~~~m y, Shaffer Rt 2 E-1ngton· Ro- time the birthday of their Aca df"rn\' and has served three iOO at Eastern Local, Supt. Lar- r. an rs. a ter B er, ld o' s· bold S R ' grandd hte M' C d ~·ears in the Marine Corps and ry Morrison announced The Mr. end Mrs. Robert Armin- na , le ' r., t. 2 Pt. aug r. ISS an ace IN RACINE . is vrest>n ll_v employed at the. are: · y , trout and Eric Hart. I Pleasant; Mrs. Arthur A. Me- Bahr, was observed. ChrJsUne WILL BE CLO SE D ••:oo<l y,.• , pla nl at Apple Gr<>ve. Freshmea - Barbara Bail I Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Rizer Coy, Henderson, W. Va.; Gary Bahr, a student at Ohio W \"o . J D N K Ra ey, served cake and Mrs. Armin- T. Roach, Pt. Pleasant; Mro, UmverSJty Ul Columbus FRI DAY , FE B. 18, enny ea n, ancy arr, y R0b t E Cbaf18 J Pt PI over the weekend at Tht> wedding wi ll tuke place1 Ka rr Leuora Micbael Louise trout, Mrs. Cw-tls and Mrs. er · . • r., · ea- hem DUE TO A DEA TH Prida y evening Fe b. 25 at tht> Mich~e\ Sandra Newl..;. _ Don Broderick the coU~ and kool-' sant; Mrs. VIctor D. Cales, M~~ Allee Dodson l1ed IN THE FAMIL Y Chester \h•thodist Church at. Rose, S~san Tuttle. ' ' ade. Ravenswood; Carl E. Ambro, Mr a~d Mrs Ra m~a Do n Weese, Owne r , ha lf aft er <even o'clock,_ Rev.'l. Sophomores _ Patti Bahr, ~avenswood ; Charles_ L. Wood, of ·Chester 0,;. ~y last week. '-::=:= ======::! Eugene Emerson off•ctatmg., Dcnms Benedum, Patty Boring, arkersburg: W. Va., Mrs. Ar· Mr. and Mrs. He TIJOmas " An open 'hurch w<<iding, with a , Janet Fick, Vicky Green, Kathy thur L. Halley, Russell, Ky.; were In GallipoUs ~ Tueoday mept1on followmg, is planned. GriHin, Ann Holler, Connie Hoi. George A. Lange, Jr., Strong- and called 00 Mr and Mrs singer, TwUa Karr, Vicki Pooler, VIlle, 0.; Charles E. Sprouse, Blaine Milhoan In the afternoon' Jri W .'iU/Il'r i ntendenl of Jo Toney, Virginia Bush. I Jackson. A surprise party was give~ Juniors- Jackie Bohr, Karen Meditations and material on I Births for William Milhoan Frida ev ,\Pwttrh IS .'iflPttkn Bissell Karen Curler Connie characters of the Bible Mrs. Bud Shaffer, Rl. I Ewing. I tb ,lo ofy bls. R r. H 1l k , ' were I to d ht 6 Wed en ng en e occaa n I " e.'· •· A. "- . of Newar . Hayman, Ca~olyn Hoffman, us.U on lhe program when I " ·. aug er, p.m. nes. l5th birthday. Present · were . -.. i{ mff. .ren('e supe~ mtendent of Brenda Larkms, Sally Mora, Group 11 of the First United. I day, Mrs. Ho~er F. Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, 1.;1· _._ r. ,. ,,. , Ihe free Me.'hod1st church. con-I Roger Stearns, Sina Summer- Pres byterian Church met Tues· Rt. 2 Crown C1ly, son, 6:20 Elaine, Tony •net Mlkt~ his ;dud•-d serv~ees Sunday morn-~ f•eld, Edna McCoy, day evening at the home of Mrs. p.m. Wednesday. grandmother, Mr• Everett Mil· Img • t Ihe Laurel Chff church Senlocs - Bin Allen, Mary Myron Miller. Mrs. Joe Bailey. Discharged hoan, his mother, Kathleen and """ serv~d comm~mon. ; Bahr, Greg BBIIey, Cheryl chairman, led the group in "The Jefferson D. Blair, Freddie Carol. Refreshments of Ice ] A spe<" ml song, Burdens Are I Benlz, Kay Boothe, Joan Ann Lord's Prayer" for the open· R. Bryant, Howard W. Burcream and cake were served. SUPER ;L•IIcd AI Calvary," was p...,. _DaviS, Patly Dorst, Marilyn 1ing. dette, Jerry L. Campbell, An· Mrs. Junior HWit entered the Eugene Karr, L~nda Lark•~•· Delorr' I Mrs. Bailey also gave thony R. . Oook, Lawrence M. St. Jooeph hospital at Parkera1;::ted bv th• Hev. H.I.r r_a.'\lnr, Hnd h1s brother and Maxey, Juha McCoy, Rober- tions entitled, ''Lazarus and Fowler, Timothy T. KJeln, Jas- burg for observation. · ~ tslt>r- m- law , Mr. and Mrs. · ta Trussell. Rich Man" taken from per M. Lowe, Jean Ann Me- Heidi Milhoan visited hert <:ill of Cambridge, The following students re«:iv· book, · Tales Christ Told." Fun Williams, Roy C. Mehl, Mrs. weekend with her cousin, ~~m! ed gr~des of 85 or above dunng raising prejects were discussed, Grace Moser, Mrs, Pear] Oliver, Milboan. SF:CtlNil SON BORN the fJrst semester period at Mrs. Harcy Moore gave the Mrs. Elizabeth Persinger, Chat· Mrs. Thehna Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swan- Eastern: study lesson which was the les Sharpe, Jr., Mrs. Ercel Van- turned borne Friday from sou have learned of the birth Freshmen - Rosemary An· secood chapter of the study Horn, Mrs. Robert Vlkers, Jlo. zer hospital and 11 much . of a son to lhPic daughler and drew. Barbara Batley, Naomi book, The Book of Jonah." berl L. Williamson, Mrs. Jack proved. Compare it with j son-i n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gary BISsell, Jenny Dean, Nancy Mrs. Dwight Wallace aave the E. Russell lllld Infant 101. -Mn Gleua Karr, Ray Karr, Leoora Mlcb. Bible study on "Ester Woman a ny wall paint 1 Lt>mons. Elsworth Air B<lse . S. D. Their second son, ael, Louise Michael, Sa~dra of Courage," taken irom the you ' ve ever used! 1ht> ha ~ bet'n named Kerry Dean. Newlun, Don Rose, Sh1rley study commentary. "God Speaks IMrs Lemons Is the fornoer l Rucker, Susan Tuttle to Women ef Today." The . l\•lary Carul S w<:~ n son of Middle- Sophomore• - Patti Bahr meeting was closed with pray: port . Tht'y have another son, Patty Boring, Janet Fick, er. The hostesses, Mrs Miller : LorE'n K Otht> r Green, Kathy GrUfin, Aun and Mrs. Bethel Coleman, conbeautifully me lutlt> Mr.s. George er, Twila Karr, V~cki Pooler. tributing, served dessert course : & · Emporia, Kunsas, and Mrs. Janlors - Jackie Bahr, Kar- to 11 members. 111 W. 2nd 51. Pame rgy, 0 . C!wr les Swa n~on . Gallipelis, eo Carter, Carolyn Hoffman, -==========~g~r:ea~t_;g~r~,n~d~m~o~lh:er~............... , Edna McCoy, Solly Mora, CURE FACE BLEMISHES I' ly Smith, Barbara Spurlock, Adolescents whose e,er SteE~rns , Sina Swnmerfield. blemishes are "raw" can Seniors - Bill Allen, Mnry medicated malce-up. Always Bahr, Cheryl Bentz, Kay Boothe, cleanse the face , thoroughly VIrginia Coleman, Patty uor<~ 1with a medicated 80Sp and ,... Sharon Holsinger' move final traces of cosmetics Knight, J.inda Larkins, Julia Why Don't McCoy, Roberta Trussell. with soft cosmetic puffs dipped Stlldents who have their in an astringent. Use a dean You Ch1nge names in bold type puff. An additional guard grades of 93 or above In all against further Infection Is to Into their subjecls. cover the open aores with aheer patch bandages. This protects Something lhem from being picked at by MEETING CANCELLED nervous fingers. The meeting of Magnolia TemMore ple Pythian Sisters scheduled Comfort1ble 1 for tonight has beeo cancelled BREAD IS INK ERASER DUIIIA. .IIA88 If your child getl lnll: or pendue to the fiaod. cil marks on hlo clothing FULLY The Canadian satlrist, Thom- oothing else is handy, a sm••H II u C. Halibnrton, wrote uoder piece of stale white bread CUSHIONED Lotoat ...,..... -~ ..... rub wt most of the ateln, foar ldjuillbll 1be pen name of Sam Slick. INSOLES lengths lor ticol .... Tho • ..,... ..., ...... GRANNY LOOK EN F.UOU.E winchsupiD If you're sUm yw can com-&eelycwer....,......W pete with yonr teen • age daugh· ZO feet wide Pomeroy, Ohio ter for best • dressed lady "at Tl1P mlswer for tn t'll 1d1o complain loud and long c.. bo -Ded ......... pair, borne." You, too, can Ret Into t.lulf ·t1o l.w;;;illl'.~s sfi (Jf' 1s made with an eye to comfort. TONIGHT 41-1111- .. cw .IloODe-wa)'. u ofblo ued WI a granny fur evenings en fa· NOT OPEN The iuso les art· soft a nd cushioned - all the way corner or bay window•. Loac· 16-I!Oinc:lln .• mille. duwn to ttw tne of the Shoe. The result? You get 5even mee~ Denv(~r H t r' 8 k Un e Hir~s mee~ Wedding Plans Announced by Donna Bohr b~ M • ed OJ'mQnS RevleW Hospa'tal News 43 Students ~nd Q£ E I astern are Q H L' n onor mscr~~tiOn, Rid ge KeOO Soc•'ety Notes ,l BARBER SHOP 1 Easi'est maV.,. • R • , , ove J ef ooms L I Personalities Of t.he Bible A s d'ed re tU - . Kern· Tone CALENDAR Mrs. Young Gives ProgrGm 0 n L'lVI'hg TIIUIISDAY • ROCK SPRINGS Better "LivbJR,reiPIJII8lbly, lata Health club wUI meet Thursday, from the stully book, "Thll : at I p.m., at the home of Mrs. Our Mlnlslry( wu the loP,_ Roy Grueeer, with Mrs. Lewis of lhe pro(l'llm p~ted "' Grueser ill of the pro- Mrs. 11lomJ111 ,Ywng When lbl Fred Goe te• Fr'endly f1.1l...Je of the Feder1 gram and Mrs. • m, "'!' esd tbe contest. ated elwn!h .met Tu ay eveaCIULD CONBERVATIPN Lea- Dl at the c!lurdl. gue wUI meet Thursday at 7' 30 That rna~ chrloUano know p.m. at the Columbia Gas Co. they are -~sible"' od orf olflce. The annual busban"- hoth their olliJii ilctlons' and for nlghl will~o~~edut~:k'est the world 1i ilbich 1liey llvt, 8 apeater of eDI was the them&; of the medlta· wbo will show llldes the liOn by llfn, foung. A d~ H~Et;t_ING WORKERS Uon followed. ·~t·· f the rlse EUB .:· ~· eh : ill En~1hursd Tbe operu~ifi -, W8l foJ.. urc -:.e ev: lowed ~ .~~· ~qbl: at ith Mr fr9m t m lbl wth0 boa~ ey Lord lri~·,.~J:~ ..,.:. hart" Ml'l, as Jnho W~lliJ!!i:,~~~!~etthar raad • JI'IUI)AY scr1pture, ""'~ 3:1-17 and POMEROY CHAPrER No. IMt the offertoJ1 _,~er was given Royal Arch MtlllOD8 will hold Its by Mrs. i Woodsrd. A IIUIIIIII!nspecllon Friday at 7:30 hymn & prM 'D)' the leader p. m. with Charles E. Zimmer-· concluded _, tbf.~:, program. man as Inspecting officer. A Mrs. Carl :~utz resident dinner will be s_erved at 8:30 named -~· b p. m. with the ladies as I th ,;.:. . 011 e comiii.K man •m• SATURDAY members reminded of tho SALISBURY CUB SCOUTS Lenten hrea~fast at the C!llurch Pack 216 wUI have a special on Wedne!lday, February 23, at meeting on Satunlay evening, B a.m. and of the World Day Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Salis- of Prayer service_ at the Porn· bury school. AU pareniB are eroy First BaptiSt church oo Fr"Jday, February 25· urged to attend. Letters of appreciadon wero re~d from Miss Mary Virginia Relbel and Mrs. Wlftlur Perrin I d I f thanks fJ'Qm 8n a SQ noteS 0 several sbut-ins for viSits and remembrances durlna the holj. Ninety. twa young people held day season. I youth rally at the Bradford A colorful valentine arrangeChurch of Chrlsl Monday night, menl on white cover heart A huslness meeting fo1·1owed pace 1 a1 " k" mats, v enwne nap tnl an opening ol hymns and pray· and crofdy made an attraoer tlve I ble for the dessert course A letter from the mission served by Mrs Carl Btllkan hi h h d · . w c a a loss of t3,686 was and Mrs. Henry Ewmg. read. The Youth group sent $15 to lt. Linda Wehrung was elect- Troop 267 Girl• ed as secretary. The rell call showed Bradbury Pomeroy Meet 18, Pomerey 8, visitors 1, Brad· Girls of Troop No. 26'1 met ford 21, Rutland I, Middleport Wednesday, at Mrs. A. R. II Zioo 25 Knight's borne on Lincoln Hill ' · The guest speaker was Ken worked on their badges and Henderson. Mr!l. Henderson played games and daneed. sang several songs and Mr. 11lelr flying up ceremony wao Hicks gave a abort talk on planned for Suoday February 20 teenagers. al the Pomeroy Elementary Refreshments were served ill School where the girls wUI take the basement. part in tbe "Girl Seoul ROUJid. up." NO AGREEMENT Refreshments were oerved by Although anthor!Hes are Twlla Clatworthy. Preaent wero not In agreement on I natural Debbie Howley Becky Triplett bo dary be Debbl Harbrech' Becky d' un tween Europe and e t. Hl)u a. .As1a, a commonly accepted dl· shelt, Bernadette HennesSJ, vlslen of the two cnntlnenla ls Twlla Sue ClatworthJ, ChrlsiJ formed by the Ural Mountains, Davis. Peggy Story. a11d Deflo Ural River, ~asplan Sea, Cau· hie, Crow. Leaden are AprQ casus Mwntalns and the Black Sm1th and Peggy lloudasbeiL Sea, with Its outlets, th<l Jlos. Refrelhments for 11011 week Will porus and Dardanelles. be served by Paggy S!<Jr1. ·fr: thspro~-• . W.,_ Ninety-two Young Peopre Meet at Rally ol ROBLEE. decorative traverse _....... _ ..._,. ....... .... rod--··......,_ ... ...., . --..-. MEIGS THEATRE sport shoe comfort with style that complements any suit. What more could yo u ask? FRIDAY on<l SATURDAY FEB, II and t9 Burt Lancaster "THE TRAIN" Certoon1 Chapman· Canaday SUNDAY1• MONDAY and TuESDAY Fob. 20, 21, 22 "THI CINCINNATI KID" - Technicolorsteve McQuee~, Edw. G. In tho Mlddlo Block Neat to llltorfeldt POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI ·· ··~ ·· ···- · ·· - ' · ··-· . .. ... --· - - --.--- - --~ - ~ - RobJDJon, Ann-Margaret, Karl Malden, Tuesday We14 Cab Calloway, Joon Blonden C.lorcartOOM ----- -- · . waring The Pony Express operated between St. Jooepb, Mo., and Sacremento, CaiU., wbenco mail went to San Francisco by steamer. FIRST · QUALITY REGULAR_ 28:' Certified 011 StaHon W, Main II. ttrooa: rord. ooneuled IDohle the rod, .. .......... "" ................ pulley. Eaob ti)IDpleto with IW""MY IQPPO$. • rod ...-. KATE GREENAWAY A Kl~fllhlonby 130-240-1 I'm ut for partiu· or vlllta to Granny In my eoat. alld-dma by Kate GreeDIWay. My crisp lleeveleu While llWD drea bu I big btrtba eollar with IDilf lace coaiJnl, My linen look rayon coat has two front pluta IDd ll!»froeteii cuUt. In pink or blue. &let:l"ru,r .,. plalA rUdM _..,r.l,y, Comptm llfiMioa II( Klncii.U.,., llllrd&uaN. SECOND FLOOR .I UCOND PLOOR • . Elberlelds Pomeroy . . .S h G A ! s~retary Claims Critics • out ern rant pproved Of p li M' ·th p · t 1 Church Folks · o cy Iss e om 1 Souther• Local School Dls-r proval Is expected I• a few Ph)'tllcal Illness equipment lo wASIDNGTON (UP!) _ Secretary of State DuD i trict has obtamed verbal ap- days. be purchaaed with part ol the Rusk said today the anti-Communist fight in Viet Nam proval of a ,18,1189.66 . grant Deem only last week got of. tederal grsnt will loclude bon· was a worldwide issue because "we must make eteu fm an extenSive physiCal fit- flclal approval of a federal zontal bars, mats, parallel bars that the United States keeps its word wherever it u ness project under Tille I of the ~ant of $14.189.38 for a reme- and a tra~pollne. pledged." ' ElemeRtary and Seoondary dial readmg p~am 111 Port· Deem said . there_ will be 200 He said critics of President Johnson's policy mllf School Act, 1t was announced land, Letart, Racme 2-8th grade students part•c•patlng m the the point when they say America is following a ·•statltr The. dny of the o!d fashioned today . by Ronald Deem, local and Racme elementary. . program. and sterile" course which ignores the international facti house and barn ra1S1ngs are supermtendent. Tbe schools approved m the of life. Rusk made the statements in his second lengthy long gone. Members ol the Hy-~ Mr. Deem learned Thursday phySical f•lness program are TAKEN TO HOLZER appearance this J1onth before the Senate Foreign Relasell Run Free MethodiSt Church throush sources in Columbus Portland, Letart, Southern High Middleport Emergency Res- tion.. Committee to defend however, recently brought the line project had been approved. School and the Racine 7-8th. Icue squadmen were summoned the administration'• hand· Ishall oot do and are required 10 custom back m the1r own way.1Official notification of the ap- 8 did 1 at 6-SO p m Thursday to ling of the Viet Nam sitU· accept the consequences ol ..,. . yraeuse e1ementary DO I · · · f de · · " _ , Church members went tt the · qu•llfy for ellber of Ute Tide Cheshire 00 remove Naomi a IOn. term~nations. home of Raymond Keesee, near 1 I projects. Southern H lg b Teaford. R. D. 2, Racine, to He underwent four hours of Rusk s prepared statement Rutland that had been heav-! fi scboollalled to quaDfy fer 'be ! Holzer hospital as a medical ' questioning three weeks ago at ra~ more than e,OOO words ..'ft ily damaged by fire. They roll·, • remedial reading while the Ra· patient. til< outset of the inquiry. re•terated the U.S. contentmn; ed up their sleeves to lend a: ine 1 ,., __ , . . . .. . .. ._ ~t. lhe Hanoi government i band in tearing <kin the. c e ementary was not ia· B:m¥$1·liw.:t\~.~--.- ,.. ,.~'· \i4'<1mgq~ Taylor Sapports Policy wllhng to negotiate only If the . wrecked structure eluded In lhe physical lltu081 MOsCOW IUPI) - Soviet Another leading supporter of United Stales and South VleC program. . . authorities aDDo11114!ed today admlnistration policy, Gen. Nam accept in advance condfl 1 1 p~ ~~ 'th:~h~r!~~ :;s:::~ gr~~ ;~~~~~r~:d·~~ tbal eight Soviet p881011iers Maxwell D. Taylor, spent 6 1·2 tions which would destroy ·~ ary aociety members (above) ern Local thl wee: i u ' died when an Artean-houad hours Thursday defending pre- Saigon regime and lead iO ~· they served an out-door MIAMI (UPI) - A hanker ert Beegle a: tnsU:W~ :~i TU114 airliner crashed oa sent _strategy as_ millions of IcommumzatKin of tho entlro lunch for worken ou the pro-- friend of murdered Jacques Paul Cha rna . . ' tr.keoff Tbanday benue it Amerlcans-mcludmg Pr~sident country. ..:• ject and also as a crew of four IMossier testified today thsl hired to k n. p:"~Y; was • ran lalo a "strong lfUII ol well Johnson-watched and listened The urbane, articulate TA1' worked (at left) Mr and Mrs Mossler had ldo1ized his blonde 1 d t? e over _egthes pred- 1 now." on television and radio. lor, 3 former chairman of Uil · · · v ous u tes as a SIX gra e Ea It ~-iat The secretary a favorite J · t Ch" 1 1 s ff nd Keesee, who have been resid- wife Candy and Utat It wall teacher in the s stem , .' r er unon-.: reportt .. • . . om_ 1e s o ta 1 ing with the Alexander Mays Inconceivable that he could Deem indicat~ tod~ he ls i 101d as maay 11 50 penoat ~rget r~ cr~tics of admimstra- onetime ambassador to Saigdt t family at Hysell Run since the have been a bomos..ual. now aeekin Yto d may bae died when the (VI- tlon . pohcy m Southeast A~a, argued that the United Statoo . fire, hope to rebuild. Mr. Kee. . g 8 person lea ant airllller crubed alld burn- reminded cc;tmml~tee c:1~1cs c~uld attain its objectives t. · see is a patient at Veterans The w•tness, Arthur Lundeen ! the phySJcal ntness program. An ed while taking oR from Moo- that admimstratJoo ofhc1als V1et Nam by following till Memorial Hospital where be of Miami, a director of ~t~u:r WI~h a _degree In phy-. cew's Sberemetievo airport. cannot simply formulate an p1 esent strategy and withOUt underwent major surger MtlSSier's Central Bank SICa ucatiOn IS needed fori ''opinion" but must decide forcing Russia or Communist . It s Y• Trust Co., was the state's 6Sth the program to be launched. ~~lh.tn!U\H 1ll!tUSM what this nation shaU do and China into the battle. An annual $250 scholarship to· . wa reportedth thhere wMas witness in ita attempt to oend l ' 1no msurance on e ouse r. . , b deservmg senK>r was annd M K b · of candy Mossier and her nep ew r~' 8 nounced today by the Middleport~' Hr~ll :;'~ee, bme~ ers a•o alleged lover Melvin Lane Volunt.er Fire Department. "therers to the electric chair.in Fl tabUs'·• th ho~ friends " . the slaymg , of the m11Uonau-e ' remen es lftl\1 e sc · financier "" -~ arship Thursday night and ap· By United Intern ftol~.; ·•· lfiJ · · • · ~- 1Ubslded. · of .the ~tate -today. Except fur day and raadtld .CincinnaU b' · WAfiiiiNGTON- SEN. ERN· pointed five Middleport resi· o Candy was 46 today- by the . . a ' 1'1-ea "" me.. est Gfuening, [)..Alaska, who :dcPts to serve on 8 committee tl) If official records. She says ~ere Tem.peratures d!pp~d mto the The weatherman call~ fer an area of cloudiness in the day. A high of 53.5 feet was ttaald he was talked oot of it award the scholarship this WfiS a mistake in the b1rth teens m much of OhiO early to- ~~ temperature~ durmg the northeastern section, clear skies corded at Cincinnati, which nas last year by Prt!sldl!nt Johoaon, lyear. They are Thomas Kelly, certificates and actually she•dayih as flood threat _eased next few days With some Ught prevailed over Ohio during the a flood level ol 62 feet. Thursday Introduced legislation 'l tearher at Middleport High wao 4(). . on e River an"-"'land snow for the northern portiOn, night. The mercury dipped to The cloud cover over North· to bar the oending ~f draftees School; Rev. Donald Hicks pasTil< state contends thst after , JB m Yoongstown and 19 in ern Ohio was expeded to sweep to S...theast Asia Without con· ,tor of the Middleport Church of the slaymg on _June 30, '.964, Toledo, but f_arther south It southward tonight followed b' gressional · conoent. IChnst: Richard S. Owen, PresiCandy at first tried to con~ce was 23 at Manetta. 25 at Colum· colder temperatores and . dent and Publisher of the Ohi pollee that a burglar committed bus and 30 Ill Dayton. siena! light snow over the eul Gruemng's proposal came as,Valley Publfshin~ Company~ A rna~' of arcUc air over the the crime •_nd !ailing, began to l The crest ol the Ohio River tire state Saturday. Sen. John C. Stenms told the IMayor c. O. Fisher, and north central states today sprea.d stories that the 69-year· "' passed Portsmouth late Thurs· Lows tonight will be most~ Senate that at_ least a parttal i R R Pickens h •sician dropped temperatures to below old NJossler wa~ a homosexual . in the 20s, and the highs Saturcaii·UP of NaUOIIal Guardsmen! · · ' Pl · zero from Moniana to Michl· who probably w•s stabbed and! MANSF~LD, Ohio (UPI) - A p~obate JUdge bas day confined to the upper :101 and reservisls was probable. Department officers said the gan, the UPJ reported. beaten to" death by one of bis 1 ordere~ stenll23tl0n of two mentallr mcompetent, UD· ISS 0 IS and lower 30s He predicted that U. S. troop ' scholarship is being set up to International Falls Minn "gay friends" . mame SISters as soon as their babtes are born some· - - · - -strength in Viet Nam might'encourage education beyond reported 3 temperalure of' 40 Candy'; Eftorts Cited lnme next month. · reach 6110,1100. lthe high school l•vel. It will be l degrees below zero. Grand Much testimony . has been was WEATHER ·presented by the president of Forks, N. D. , saw tmheercury given the aii'ITiale jury during said the sis:Irs a es 19 and 2! bad intelli e a · 0 • Cloudy, light snow, malnlJ MEMPHIS, TENN._- EIGHT ·the fire company annually ot slide to nearly :10 below. the 14 !rial days to the effecl tients of age 6 ' 0 rgless but' ' g nee qu President Novice G. Fawcett north, through S~turday and Negroes charged w1th . t h • /the Alumni banquet In Middle-[ Near-blizzard conditions pro- that sh< tried to convince had no other children. ·1she never got beyond the first of Ohio State University today colder. Low Iorught U • ~ gan1 rape of two wh1te gltls .r·ort. va1led m Montana TAursduy people who knew Mossier to "Doctors came to me with grade. announced names of 563 stu· soutb, were convicted Thursday by an i St d f th night. Five inches of wind-driv- CQJJle fo"Ward with stories that the dilrnenna " the J"udge said dents, including a Pomeroy firl, -J .mtep'a ted JUry. . The a11 ~ rna 10 M'ddl u en1st o e sen 1kor c1assr ot ten snow fell at Wolf Pomt, . he was a homosexual. Assistant "The mother ' wanted the sterl·· "Th ere WI·11 be some crIU·to be honored next Tuesday at ' LOCAL TEMPS panel fixed the sentence of five f 1 feporth mus~ ~~- a:;ca· Mont., three inches at Glendive, State Attorney Arthur Huttoe lization done. 1 advised them cism. It will have to fall. ~ fol- the ninth annual President's The temperature in PorMo( th men at deatb - a penal- ~onU ~~ . ethsc 0 8 . 1 d o~e ~nd heavy snowfall was report- asKed Lundeen to tell the jury I what legal procedures to fellow lowed what was my consc.ence Scholarship Recognition Dinner. roy's business district at 11:2$ ly which Tennessee has not G1~de ef supe•m.;r en~s ed in the mountains. bow Mossier behaved towanl, to bring the matter officially to aod the law." the judge said. The scholars invited were lis~ a.m. today was 39 degree• wr 0 carried etJt In more than five heel. hu hs or beeawa dng ftede Pollee asked motorists to hb; wlfe, il former model. my attention " Freehaler said as far as be ed on the university's honor der sunny skies. scoars1p ave n ra flth " u· · years. lor lh dl to to f 11 stay o e roads at the height He was most ao etlous After Freehafer ordered the knew, only one other probate rolls for boti1 the spring and 0 ow. The jnry, which Included two e rec rs of the storm . which lessened as toward her," Lundeen said. "I sister• mentaUy incompetent judge in Ohio had issued a autumn quarters of 1965. All NOW YOU KNOW Negroes, set the sentence of The fire department said it . it moved into the Midwest. Thir- thought he loved her deeply. I the mother gave permission for court erder for sterilization. will receive commemorative Tbe logo&ype TASS It a !he other three men at 99 years will llold a special pruject each ly mile an hour winda whipped would uoe the phrase bel the surgery. Only one ol the sis- This occurred in 1962 in Mus· medallions. Mias Jennifer Lohse, abbreviation for Telqra!IIOyo In prlonn. Two other defendants year to raise funds for the lhe snow m many ar·•as. <ConUuued on Page 2) ters had gone to acbool, and klngum County. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Har- Agentstvo Sovetatovo Soa1ta, were acquitted by the panel scholarship. olt Lohse, Cave-st, is to be whlcb meaao Tel'lfaplde AI... which deliberated !0 hours. honored 1cy of the Savtet Unloa. In other activity, It was an- I =:::.:.::::.·-------~..:.:......:....:.:._ ____ _ ~WASHINGTON - BARGAIN· n~mced a chicken barbeeue j lng Is expected to begin next 1WIII be held on Saturday, Feb. 1 week between the United Mlnes l26, starting at II a. m. on Race- 1 Workers Union and mine op- st by the vUiage hall. Carry out 1 orators for a new contract for tboxes will he provided. 11le fire40,1100 soft coal miners. ·men will provide a half chicken, . The first of two Meigs county accidents investlgat· The UMW Wage Polley col• slaw, baked beans and poed Thursday by the State Highway patrol occurred at Commlttee Thursday authorlz-: tall' chips. · 10:54 a.m. on State Route 1:14, a mile north of Sytacust. ed President W. A. (Tony) Boy·i Firenion also made plans to No one was injured in either accident. 1 le to begin negotiations. De- hotn a slate trainjng school beOfficers said that Herbert S. Parker, 55, Syracuse, mands were e>pected te include !giitnlng March I and ~ntinuing enroute to Pomeroy, had pulled to the edge of the wawage Increases, longer vaca- 112 weeks with Lloyd· Gill, Me ~ ter covering the road. Behind him, Eva F. Teaford, 37, Uoos, paid hollda)'tl and mini· Arthur, as Instructor. The de· Racine, failed to stop and I mum crew sl2es for some Ipartment accepted the resign a· her <ar struck the rear of Thl'l'e was moderate damap equlpm011t. tlon ol G<rald IPOI' Wee) An- . the Parker car. · to both vehicle~. No one wu 1thony as treasurer and elected ~ mjured. No charge was llted. !lAGON u. S. AIRIWavne Gibbons. Anthony re· 11Jere was heavy damage_ to Arrested by the patrol 11JursForce and Navy planes arelSigned because he Is working ·· the Teaford car and medmm day In Rio Grande, MID Ref. o)'tltemaUcally del!lroylng 12,out of town. 4amage to the Parker car. mond, 23, Boomer, w. Va. waa prime tsrgetl In the 100 square----The patrol cited Mrs. Teaford ,fined flO and coots for ~ mile nglon surrounding blstor-1 Y-u• Momorlol llolpllat to Meigs C...nty Cou~ Feb. ling by Mayor Genr&e S. Norfb. 1c Dlon 'illen Phu in the heart I AdmluloDt - WIUtam · Gil25, on a charge of failure to up. of Communist North VIet N•m. l key, Pomeroy; James King, Le!lop within the assnred clear Other patrol arresta an American military spok... tart, W. Va.: Dorthella Boyer, dlatence. ed Earl D. Rose, IIi, Taylot~ 111811 oald lqday. Mason; Byroo Jay, Pomeroy; ' A tractor-troller operated by Mich., speedlna, bonded to ..,. The opqt~an said the tar- Keith Aelker, Middleport. Robert L. Jackoon, :ill, Seale, pear In muolclpal court Feb. lela IJiclilcle liDCIMtory bar· Dlleb111101 - Norman Wooll, ATTEND CONFERENCE - Better ut!UzalioD of pasture Is discussed by Dr. Robert Van Keuren (center), Ala., and a slate truct driven 18; John E. S.voge, 31, C.. raeJtt luJie storage hulldlnp, Harrlaonvllle; Naomi London, Research Center agronomist, with Clay Jordan (left) and Robert Bishop, of the, Southeastern Br&Dcb at by Chester A. Dolley, U, Rt. 2 lumbus, speedlna, bonded to IAI1Drntotrat1Ve centers and the Syracuse; Orville Arms, PomCarpenter. They were among 23 men attending the anliull Farm Managers and ' Co·Worken Conference Albany, collided at S:20 p.m. appear Feb. '.I; ARI!II Jlarttey, 11 ttqUAre-bllla Olen Bien Pbuleroy; Carrie Osborne, Jteeds. at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Dev,topment Center February 14-17. Robert Bishop and Clay Jor· ThUrsdaY OD Oblo 7, 90VetJ. 27, Columbus, speedina, cited dan Gf Cai-oenter were among 23 men att~ding a 4-day conference of farm managers and u..ir co-work· llrfleld birracb and storage!ville. lltttbs of a mile 1011tb of MJd. Feb. II; Yearold S. \'JioD, ., ers at the bhio Agricultqral Research and Development Center in Wooster this week. Bishop is manager itli miles west of dleport. Both were lllllllhbound. Madisonville, Ky., IJ8'Blll!l Oil 'a •· • aild Jotd·an an employee of the Center's 330:trere So11theastern Branch. Latest research flqdiDgs in a JlanQI. Melfi• Geaml Hnopltal Officero uld Jackson atert- curve, bonded for Fell. It IIIII wide range of agricultural areas were reported bY ~enter scientists. Topics included 'Wheat ~lng aru!. Adlllio!IIOII - Remalee NI-l ed to pass the state truck jusl Ray C. Rife, U, Olelbh, ...... testing, ~orn vari~tles, pesticide analysis and educalloa~l programs; plal\t &Dalysisi forage productioD alltl ~· - . DAMAGE erl, Middleport. u Dal\eY alerted to make , 1 ing wbtte ~ loiiM " !IN eellma~ at $1 mllllonj Dfcdtarleo - •Cora Folinerj utillza~op, Wlage, continuous corn, com h!U,'vesttng; lawn establlsbulent and Clfl!, care of woody ornaleft lura IDto tba lloheun yanii.IIIU for I llearilll Fib; ...,, ,:· ' .. men\il shrUbs, fence row weed control, .aHillfa weeVllatudles, anti corD diseases. · .· ICIIDIJI!tled! 011 PICe 2) l'omeJ'07. ' • Jd . eVIVe o R • PfaCtJce Ca dywas . · __, ______ ' I Jd0IJZed says W'tI ness s::i t a Firemen Establish Sch0Iarship andl T emperat.. u~es simp~y ~o~~.g ·~:Powers ArCliC A' puts Mercury BeIOW zero D• R• lp IVers Fa11•Ing Pren o: Mansfield Judge F0 IIOWS HIS' Consci"enCP and Law 0r: oc""' M' L hse • ,. _ Top &holar • r Four Automobiles Wrecked, No One Injured Thursday l . • • ,. , > •. I . .. '-:"'·•~ 1 • " ~ •. "· . .., . . . . .. ; • Incl.._ - bear I ,Pomeroy ., ' . 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