http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d17d1bbbe9f137d92abc66b9eb1e5f5c.pdf 991be4d50a24bfee85a47d51eeb26347 PDF Text Text '. . j ' , · ~n About . Middle~rt '·, . ' ·~ ... ' 1 j ~ •• . >) ' .... '"" 1'\ ....... l • • ' • • • • i ' >, r , " ' . ~to~ ld~Jf,en)';ft!fii ~iqh~ ~Til' 8 ; '- I ' I ' ' '• ,.. , WHITE. PERCALE . . ' . ' - . . /'···. I· ..!.. BED SHEiTS \.t ' / ~. ' •' ' l• ' ., • ,J! ,, • . ,. :-· ., ' ·' . Qultn Size .Fitted Bottom Shllils King Sia Sh•ets 108 by 120 lnclm Hollywood Long ShHIJ, Fltttd . . $3.89 $7.9~ . $7.95 FRI.·SAT .-SUN. "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" Frankie Avalon, Annette ' I' ruary - up $3.6 million over February, 1966. Ohio attained 16.3 per cent of its annual sales goal February 28 with Savings Bonds sales of $61.4 million during the first two months of 1967. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs I • ! Large selection of pol· c~e·free dl't!Sel Iii driJHII'Y cotloils, be!llbergs l!ld ' aceta~. jel'lleys. Many styfea to . ~e from In mlssu and h$alh!~s. , , . · ~ 1 . , I; tives. 'AK ,,~;o~f\'1,~ Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Fu n1eello Jr., and daughters have returnCounty volunteer Savings Bond ~ P lus ed to their home in Cincinnati 1 chairman, reported county . "A SHOT IN THE DARK" after spending several days I bond sales in February were , here with his mother, Mrs. Jam· Peter Sellers, F. lke Sommer !$34,134. The county attained ~ ' es Arnold, and his grandmother, 15. 1 per cent of its annual sales fti Mrs. Laura Powell goal February 28. ·. and other relatives. They aJSOi fl ti j visited with her family, Mr. and ~ ~ Mrs. Arnold Eubanks of Gallia Spending Easter with Mr.. County. I Katie Young and Jean were Mr. and Mrs. Neils Powell Mrs. Robert Bailey and Bobby, have I!S their guests their grand· Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. children, David and Deanna 1 Marion McGuire and family, Dowler of Athens, Ohio. Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gladwell has returned BUY OUR GOOD Joe Manuel and sons, Racine; I It Ohio State University after NEPTUNE MODELl! Mr. and Mrs. LewiB Hodson, Rl. spending the spring vacation I, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. [ with his grandparents, Mr. and 1 Francis (Sonny) Hudson, Cleve- 1Mrs. Delbert Beeker. With br1ssspinner rod ·~ land , and Harry Roush, Clilton. l Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy 1 Calling in the morning were ' and children, Steven, Jane and • With G.E. motor '' Howard Young and Linda. '! George, and the latter ' s guest, This ls our good Neptune brand-the I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing, i Tony Sivigilia, returned to their Cleveland, were weekend guests ' home in Seneca Falls, N.Y. folold reliable, one we have sold for years. of Mrs. Bing's mother, Mrs. ! lowing a week's holiday visit J. K. Smith and sister and . here with her parents, Mr. and , It will give satisfactory ~~rvice. brother·in-law, Mr. and Mrs . . Mrs. George Baker and other , Vincent Dabo, Pomeroy. · relatives. 47.50 , Miss Judy Bing, Cleveland, i Miss Charlene Davis has re. visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas turned to her studies at the All repair part s carried in stock. Kelly and Mrs. J. K. Smith. · Rhode Island School of Design Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris after spending the spring faeaand daughter Kimberly, Missip- tion w1th her parents, Dr. and pi, and Janice Patehadula, Mrs. J. J. Davis and family. dligan. returned home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garwell, after spending the weekend Athens, spent Easier with her grandmother, Mrs. Grace parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira BulGioeekner and sister and cher. ly, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and sons. ()thers visiting and children, Mark and Mary of Belpre, visited Sunday with Around and About * Pomeroy width. 1 • SALI Sptcltl Valu.H In Women• 2 Piece Jamaica Sets. 1 Fast color cotton prini two piece Jamaica short sets. Stripes,' solids, po1ka dote and ~becks. s!Zei 12 ~ ·18. $2.95 2·95.3 .19-3·49 Contents are 35% reprocessed woo], 3~ % rayon and 30% miscellaneous fiben. Assorted colors-Mono-Brown, Multi-Brown. Avocado, Rust, Red. $3.19-20x32" $3.95-22x42" $7.95-30x54" $11.95-42x66" $25.95-66xl03" · $36.95-91xll4" $46.95-102xl38" $8.95-22xl08" RUNNER $10.95-22x138" RUNNER - - -- $2.69 $3.19 $6.39 $20.79 $29.69 $37.69 $7.19 $8.79 T~shirts by'Jane Colby' . These beautllul knit tops in aollds and ,prlnta. are 111'81-la fashion. Short sleeve an~ sleeveless slyleo. SCoop neekllnu, crew necks and tie shoulder styles-Dark tone and poatela. Easy to waah. Sizes small, medium-and lar&e. .. . end .· THROW RUGS ' . "PHIL MAID" Womtnt llootiC Lit or ' Set tht l'lnt Stltctletl Band lot KAtZ BATISh SHin GOWNS',. 2 BRIEFS tor $po of 8~ Quellty Spoc111 $2.(101'· . ·;, 100% Viscose Rayon Pile. Heavy latex back - abso· lutely washable. Size 26" x 45", Be,u\iful bright col· ors. 'IJCtlz" Htrmontlre EBERSBACH HOUSECOATS and NOVELTY SNAP FRONT COATS HARDWARE Main St. Pomeroy A large selection of prints and pastel colon. Sizes 1maU, their parer.ts, Mr. and It . ville after spending the Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family . She was taken there by her daughter, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Harley Swisher. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones I ' 99c Zanes~ STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 lola Cleans House To CLEAR ALL Vanity Cases - Traineaaes - Att&che' - Good col· ors and coverings. An excelient buy, $6.95 at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray at Point Pleasant, W. Va. spent Bm PILLOWS Mrs. Dupont nurse, and a classmate, Mar· ' lene Baker, were Easter wee~· II Former Prices Forgotten As We Give You Bargains--- DRESSES Val. to 1.95 Gloeckner and Mr. and ting. A good buy. St\,95 ,L T Mrs. I mat· Ledlie Sisters Style Shop A wide range ol styles In Don't Forgttl '' .. . '. I .. . - and Children - dependable Westclox Clocka Also big savings on Kodak Film and aH cosmetics. L------------·-------~ e Elberfeld• Qrtptry ·Department II hudquarten for Hoover ·Swteptrs - •II stylts •ild ik!ppll-, tnd Repair. e The Houwwarts dtptrtmtnl Is htldgllllrltrs tfJO Hoovtr App,l•ncll ' -~' 4 ' ' . ' • eTii;'flurnlt,il.it Departnwnt for Hoover Spin Dry Wuhtto, . ' Salel Glidden Paint .· s.t, This Wttk·End (friday tnd Stlurdlyl WI trl naving Nit prlcts cin ~II of our w-n• 'and Glrll Cotto •nd Suits-Come up to the busy Reedy To Wttr deptrtment on ·tht 2nd floor for th"' blrgoina. BE THRinYI SAVE '. .. ~ Our sale on Timex Wrist Watches for Mel~ Women each $2.95 end $3 ' .95 ' .. ! Sizes Small, Medium and Large Court St., ~omeroy . ,. $2·95 short Jetu, knits and wash· able cqttons. Sizes 3 to 8• and 7 to 14. Fashion knit shells. Perfect tops for pants, skirts and shorts. Hand washable - Jllb knits, helanca knit and lacy patterns. V-necks, crew necks and mock turtle neck, . All sleeveless. White, pastels and dark tones. (FORMERLY PHILUPS SISTERS) Open Fri. til8 -: S1t. tll9 711 14 Trousers. The leading makes at blg savlpgs. Hund• reds to select from in the Mens and Boys Deparff ment on the main fioor. • 1 Some Hats- Purses -Sweaters At Drastic Reductions ALL GIFTWARE AT l PRICE JEWElRY AT l PRICE - SOME FOR LESS! $1' 95 airs two and three piece SLEEVELESS SHELLS · A2C Marvin J. Gilmore, ar- 1 , rived home recently to spend ' ;• a 28 day leave with his parents, ' 1 1Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore and I 1 brothers. He has been stationed 1 , at Biloxi, Miss., for the pas\ 18 ! months as an electronics illstructor. He w.HI return to Tra· , , vis Air Force Base in Califor.. 1 nia and from tllere will be sent . to Okinawa for 18 months. I Miss Connee Rae Wllhams, 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Williams of Rutland Road performed In the annual variety show at Morehead State Uni·ver· !I slty on March 9. Conn•e is 1 stu<lent at Morehead majoring In Physical Education, Val. to 22.50 Plllow sm Big Shipment! Womens Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ~ ry Horton of Huntington, Pa. GROUP 2 Val. to 15.9$ always fJu.ffy, non end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell Mr. and Mrs. Criswell returned the girls to Huntington, W. Va., Sunday evening where they are taking affiliate training. ' Dacron witb Rose floral pattern in blue or plnk, Odorless', SHORT I In the Mens tnd Boys Deportment see the biC· selection and J31g Savings on Mens and Boys' GIRLS SALEI $3.95 Miss Diane Criswell, stmlenli IJ (All FamouS! Brands Included) er and white. 3to 6JI week . Easter with his rr:other, Clara Murray. Penna preiS knits pullover T-Shfrts, short sleev., t,o be worn wath slacks and shor~. Orange, blue, yellow. laven4~ YOUR CHOICE Grant Hospital. She will return to her home in Athens this WINTER AND SPRING WEARABLE$ GROUP 1 RIB T-SHIRTS LUGGAGE with Mrs. Davidson, a patient yd. SPECIAL PURCHASE $6.69 Gtl, Spred Sllln - - - - $1.20 $2.15 Qt. SJirtcl S.tln Stle $1.70 5•1• $1.90 $2.$0 Qt, Spred Luttrt $2.7Q Ql, X Pert Liquid Pllllfl= ,_.. $2.11) $1.95 (Iii. X Pert Liquid Pl11tlc S•lt $6.15 17.40 Gtl. l'll!rel1'm•l ., Salt $5.90 •us Ot: 'flloren•""' Ali O.F _ .. ' . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ol)e of t!l~ state's top Democrats today split with his party, endorsed the .Rhodes .Mministration's Ohio Borid Commjssion (O!lCI .proposal and urged all Democrats in Oll.lo·to vote' for It at the· May 2 s~e~¥~ elej:lio~. . · · Robert F. Sw,eeney of Clevela!lf,.. defeated· last Novem,ber, as De~ocratlc candl· MONTGOMERY, date for attorney 'en~ral, said t~e .}ffi)posa! "deserves the fulr iUpport Qf tb~ Dl;mo· bad the w..,;d from Gov. cratic party in Ohio." He called 1t- '1/.cilasstc example of ·people-onented. legtslatlon'' have made their decree, . ·and cons.istent with the goals of .thet!Ultional Democratic party and what 1t tried to do · In a defiant speech '"'""1 In the 89th Congress. I . . . the Legislature Sweeney was Ohio's c~ess- Sweeney 181$o criticized Clevewere •out of step the state lllllJiojlt-large from 11165-67 and i ll!lld Mayor Ralph S. Loeber, the people" and thou~t lhey all her r• REM)Y TO GO...._ This chorus line wUl be dancing to "A,bflene'' as the cur· said that while·in that office and and ohlo,,pemocrals for were taking a backward step by of our · tain~gges up ·tonight and Saturday at 8;08 p.m. at Eastern High School. The an· campaigning statewide last year log t1!e pr'oposed constitutional oppo!!IJ)g "perblpl the speech came a day after a. d~~~~~~~~; · ~tial'rtiulilcal islunder the direction of Mrs. Allee Nease. Girls left to right, are he became aware tbat tile state amendment which will be on Ohioans are going to be requlrmg total dese~gation ~ 'lleta W~tson, Diane Lodwich, Debbie Keebaugh, Unda ~aer, Helen Martin and w~ reaching "emergeney level" the May ,·a ballot. called on in history to vote on." elsewhere in the South by Slll!iia. '119ney. , In lome fields. · . He said he felt bls party's Hils Democratic Leaders next September. ..::.:=:;::,,.;,ti~,;.;,,::;:.,-:-.'1•- - -- -- - - - - - - -- -- - - -----...;.-__,..-------'----'---+ ·-- - Sweeney blasted tlte "carping Sh~ asked the Le&lslature · · and harrassing by some of the cons1der g1¥1ng her or. of my party... slating jolntlr control ·of . :.J.• ~'S· It is "tie to park for partisan- states pubbc ~Is if &hip" on the iBsue. . appeal should fail. "We have to move now to proPollee,PGwer job opportunities In the While not specifically 8(lCDing Ill''"'"' areas to meet education out what ultimate aci!OilS she be ;aid and the OBC migbt tske, Mrs. Wallace asked lion Ia "makes availahl~ these benefits for auillority to Invoke "the · now. not 10 or 15 years hence." powers of tbe •ta::te~~"si&;r r;~ Sweeney said he was · the Legislature " to take to ille road" in increaalng the number of state of the proposal tltat would troopen. vide long-range finanelng and "I ask you, In the event planning (or capital Improve. stay iB not granted, or menls. appeal be WISUCCe.tsful, "I believe the people ought consider placing In the go•'el'l1,ot lstal:e." understand there are members of the state of Alabama or ill the Democratic party 1n Ohio the governor and tbe wbo feel we have to move now " lure, all power& I slated and lauded ·merilb,;, vested tn the state ~4flr- JMII'Iy In the legislature dent of education, for OBC not Ilinlted to, (Includes Previi!Us) · with regard ' to · varioua local boards. of lion," she said. The governor ask.ed Iegialature to meet u committee of the whole bear testimony from uo · wr· . .rrzs W zns .JB. . ,.." $l ' o '. Ch 0 ln~ .n ,'·oo ... K enned!tf S w• . h z, ··~ GIRLS POOR BOY and Lee Davidson were in Co-. Jumbus Sunday to visit $6· Select Your Wall To Wall Carpet Now On The 2nd. Floor and Wear - Preshrunk - Drip-Dry. Requires little or no ironing. Beautiful dark shades and pastels. Mrs. Mrs. Bernard Schramm has returned to her home in 2 65% Dacron Polyester/35% Cotton. 45" wide. Wash Mrs. John Vroman. I medium and IarKe. Friday and Saturday. 00 for FLOCKED DOTS Fielding Hawkins and Mr. aod I, j $2.91 Fin• Combed Cotton Knit HBANCRAFT' , Federal WESTERN KNEE KNOCKERS all the warmth of authentic Early America. i .. Clevelander FindS:Gov..Rhodes Proposal· Lurleen .,Example of People: Oriented ~Legislation ,. $3,98 heavy weight, goocj looking reversible Colonial Rug- :;~1,1 •',I,, . $3.95 Trim fit western wranglers - taUore4! of fine quality twm, double stitched seams, belt loops. Mint sreen, pink, gold and white. · Sizes 8 to 18- 2nd Floor "HARVEST' COLONIAL .BRAID he.~ ond Blue Bell Wranglers YD, REVERSIBLE RUGS A .. · o r · .........wee'-y emocrat ,:- Set The Ntw Sptlng Putel Colors In SALE-FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY '' 31 1967 . 7:50 . terns and weaves. Solids in most wanted colors. 54" 3' lor SOc e 'J Wblle they last. Many st~les1 all much higher I SUMP PUMP I, UPHOLSTERY . FABRICS Frldoy ond Sotvrdoy Do You Need a Good J WASH QOTHS ON ·SALE pncea. ~· i ' Mmh 31, Aprlll -2 r .. n.ol«l To T~··ln'~e'r~ : Ot""- 'M~UOJI ·; ,,., ' Choose ·several-of' the~ 81 by 108 lnchts Double Bid Size.. $2.96 Double Btd Size Fitted Bottom Sl!eets _ $2.96 . 42 by 38 Inch Pillow Cuts li plilr $1.51 , 72 by 1011nchts Twill Btd Size $2.76 ·Twin Fitted Bottom ShHIJ . $2.76 'tlulitln Size ShNii 90 by 120 lfichts $3.89 [ Sales of Series E&H United States Savings BJnds in Ohio 1 were $28.2 million during Feb- ~ . ' . ' •. ·. '~ ,treet . type ··or~s$e• .; · . -e:!l ;' 'I ., ' . . ,,, ., A IHutlful Group of WoJ!Hin• $8.9,5 ,·_' · . · , S~ve This WHk·End on Ctnnon Y~oyillltmlly" -. ., ..,. I ' .' . 1. ·r~te: store~ M'Every · ·~:~ Ali . - ' • • , ·9:A~~ Time ~~amii~. S~opping Ail Over·~: and .)'Qt,uriii~Y The···, Store. ' ' • s.•• $1.eo '33' Completion May ~ »-~ w· h. 2 v ~·Jiome It In • ears 'J r with~· �• ·•. , .,.' I '' '' ' ' " <!\ " -4 •h ... . ·~ F· '• .. ... ' ' • ,, g~ be at first ase •' E gl!sh will t Olh . l - At y-Middl 0., M r. 31, 1967 -Sr eL d ----:-- 1 Ohio State ALL- TAR I o ·erF r 1 : T .. M y - At al ' lo - W ay u 1 p. , l a ch 31 at Ru and, 4 I Mon. ,' Ma 8 - Pt. Pleasant, 4 .m. 1 _ _..:___ __:_:=:_~.::.:.:__:::::~:.':.:_· 3 ·_ Racine, 4 p. Tue ., Sat Clay air .ady s o IRe is r r, his angl dHot ( Pll- B UnitCd rre!is Ink n Uooal Divl o Finals Best-o even Easte Di ision w. e. ., tl m ,o a . ., r,., r· ~ le Pet. Do ers Thu ay. H bee 1e ~ 0 U\ ·, lh fir. l Cinci nn ali pitche r to fi 0 inn·ngs th i spr\ R ults al · ·mg EAD - ' :1 out tw ' seven hit . A dou- .' · · 117, J pan. . o point <r 11 un, 120. orea II I. y League tan BUUET lngs tt':rD lonol yUnedPss T. sOur ' I 16 30 SEI ~ I ;li LOS A ondo The Phis 30 'lll11! 1T 2738 4 a' day. 17 10 44 j I . 'tle bursd 's ul ston I e s<'h&lule<l I urCin e y ·;. COU$ BUlL lNG . ,:.m. 903 Middleport • !. ll ~-. • • A er· an c lu ti :- Vf!JGAS, Nev. I ll Th East will ho" t e !i -' Du · Huntley, 161 , Los ngel s, !lside sh ti .. uggrega- 1o tpointed C I Moor , 161, ·, the c t y i ·11o Phoeni , A· . 1101. 1 yL a Stan41ng~ nter us B TLEVJSI NS · c and · " . lsoo OL R ' I ' . THUR . .... _ �• ·•. , .,.' I '' '' ' ' " <!\ " -4 •h ... . ·~ F· '• .. ... ' ' • ,, g~ be at first ase •' E gl!sh will t Olh . l - At y-Middl 0., M r. 31, 1967 -Sr eL d ----:-- 1 Ohio State ALL- TAR I o ·erF r 1 : T .. M y - At al ' lo - W ay u 1 p. , l a ch 31 at Ru and, 4 I Mon. ,' Ma 8 - Pt. Pleasant, 4 .m. 1 _ _..:___ __:_:=:_~.::.:.:__:::::~:.':.:_· 3 ·_ Racine, 4 p. Tue ., Sat Clay air .ady s o IRe is r r, his angl dHot ( Pll- B UnitCd rre!is Ink n Uooal Divl o Finals Best-o even Easte Di ision w. e. ., tl m ,o a . ., r,., r· ~ le Pet. Do ers Thu ay. H bee 1e ~ 0 U\ ·, lh fir. l Cinci nn ali pitche r to fi 0 inn·ngs th i spr\ R ults al · ·mg EAD - ' :1 out tw ' seven hit . A dou- .' · · 117, J pan. . o point <r 11 un, 120. orea II I. y League tan BUUET lngs tt':rD lonol yUnedPss T. sOur ' I 16 30 SEI ~ I ;li LOS A ondo The Phis 30 'lll11! 1T 2738 4 a' day. 17 10 44 j I . 'tle bursd 's ul ston I e s<'h&lule<l I urCin e y ·;. COU$ BUlL lNG . ,:.m. 903 Middleport • !. ll ~-. • • A er· an c lu ti :- Vf!JGAS, Nev. I ll Th East will ho" t e !i -' Du · Huntley, 161 , Los ngel s, !lside sh ti .. uggrega- 1o tpointed C I Moor , 161, ·, the c t y i ·11o Phoeni , A· . 1101. 1 yL a Stan41ng~ nter us B TLEVJSI NS · c and · " . lsoo OL R ' I ' . THUR . .... _ �II ~' Dr.. . •I: ' ,. r·:wni..· :B1 rt~J~-bel- Addt"sl\le~t:~~ . , · ·' . ,. ,,-.......: '1. ~. PT, PLEASANT • Blumber(; Dlreetor ot · Vlr&Ji\lll 'Cq!Dl!llaslon on M~~~ RelafdaUon, wlil ·ba Ilia 10 · · · · Doll'! let "'t wron1 he Isn't (...,.... """""1 _.., list I all .,. ' ,.......,..._ !Jamloi"'.T.t.WNY MIITID WAml HIA"""' DOt .....e 1 o overall!l'essive. In fa<!\.he hafd· ~~. '"" ~Ius, •then fi&ure bow ly erer kisses m• ......., • than , ""'- no. ~~to"'*',...,, ..,_, ...,_ ''it' t\Oml'1 time ~-v-· But he "MADAIAWIT "aves!:.'!· · :~ during the evenllli. · HIN"-..• ,. YOII! li .. YOII're "• spends mone• Uk• 11 was ...... - ~... Slcl: · . speaker lor · · Merd1 lng of the·MaiOD ~~~:J~ atlon for Rotlrded Friday, 7:30' ·p. m., •t lbe .·Apo, paladllll!l· audltorlutD. · than you're "In," out of styla.' •••.,. Dr. Blumher1 wUl use u wile haa a~ point ' You've 1 topic for dlseuislon .".F•od~·~ \1 1 WeU, weli, doctor. haps you iheuld becomt Please belp me make my deo:ompletely ignored the Aid for the !lewded." ••c"""· "" m IIOT' - TO MARRY ...,lfJM .,na WDUua · Lawre..,., D.D.S. mgs · · - ·~ •• tw• ... "' velslon. · of that 1reat philosopher, mem bera and Interested 1 Prof. ZUveildreeb, wbo I~ Important .· · . . sons are Invited to atten4 the •}nan spl'eldll ~ 10 thin Dear TMJION: j From Po<tland, Ore., R.. G. ve al hal iwei ears, zwei meeting. · ' 1 hiS family . snaps, 111 lillie ho . You llould never have wrltler . , D.M;D., ~rites that eyes, zwe chillS, zwel arlll8 rllflized ..too maiO' elubo can letter 11 you luldn'l already Ipallents are ill-adviSed to sleep und tegs und efen zwel .Ouls I!jOe~ the . ~pplness out ,of mad• your deeiSton _ and 11with their dentures in. He be- right left, maybe . . . ' Spring. and fall are the ~st nj!rnllll: ·- H. ttref. U·thia Utile luas bodget Ueves that ~ llssue. req\lfres right and wrong ... or .. ." forest !1re danger periods, ·ao. ~r litled': wan'- a wlf• to meet his ev"ry rest to repair 1is~lf frnmdam· cording to conservationists. engaged to a man, but speeificalion he <:boola ba•• age infllced on it by artificial • I a little on the "I'm oot 0111 molded . out of plastie'- H dentures. . ', From Albuquerque, N.,.,-. "tlde. We argu'e for . . . . This reasoning Is valid for 'another d~tlst writes, tiJ ....111 f re~uns. I'll list a few : Dear Helen: 1some, but most patients seem Iwith spee1al interest your l!e com~iains b<!caliS£ 1 The letter sl10ed "Not That to be able to tolerate eonlinual umn on T. M. J~lnt .Jisl:urbanc··ll u~ liiCIH make-41p, eapeellllJ IBad" lista .tl\e many ·faults of wearing of their dentures. They , es." Then he .s,bes on to say iipilick, I · ,..-.:. the "bm man lor whieb he ollegediy r..l more eomlorlable w i t h 1that Jllany 1JodY ills oomo from toqk' ' . blames women. 1 rould almost them in, and It seems that rae· • teet~ Ill at don't come together '!'hen lie dOesn't like \he wa) . 'this vio!')an and her hu,.. ial eontours are better mainlaln- 1harmoruously. He and his I!I'O'UP II J dress. I bave lots of . . Jirectsoul-desrcndapts ed by constant wearing. mamtam that falilty bile ran bill: he thinks they Iuok ol . ~ Socratesl If you ~~~;efer weari"l your cause tllbtenlng of jaw muacles Ho ' says I should buy Xa thl eh' Pd Soer 1 cjentures at nigllt but are con· which can cause muscle spasms bul n PJ.'O arg a es eerned about possible ebronle In other body areas •nd have a FQr Inexpensive dOISII'! . ntll~l, fa~l."re to provide gum irritation, consult your den-~ ellain reaction, thila furtber caus HOME BermudaS. I for his Wl.e and .am.ly, wast:ng i tlst. An examinali\Jp of your log headaches, backaebes, InFURNISHINGS ale oceulons like lh t~e at the AcademY and ~ ;mouth should dearly indicate Isomma, constipation, fatigue, He IIIJI,JDY.lfll are too 'we.' eet .~ 1 : 'tJ!~ap~mg sy ·1 your degrees of toleranee. nausea, leg weakness, alnus 1 dOn't think .10. an.i, • I'SDI'.111 l': . One proper Boston lady trouble, and mtirre. By adjus~ wbat eould I ¥ a\Joul • ,Socrates t eould ~~ ~;h· J! said .... . removing my teeth ing the bite, he claims to have 0 ~. 10 ~ he · llllllbaworselh t sheay • uL ~ p- at bed time is just too undignl· . cured tllese and, also, pigeon Mlddltport, 0. "'tl• . .-cl• I •JM! n a s was • woman. fled Su ; bre t bleed I ll..,,.,....,......,....,.,.;..,..;..._,lli:.. .' • en... 10 jour Said hf . L Mll • I ·t I It . ppose a robber came . as . nose s, emper ,. lf~~~=GU~I__:~j nA•NI!I'"D • "' au ' and saw me that way'" : fils and nervousness, and stopare lll'~anee wO!II•n; 2. · [ ped bed-wetlinC, Improved The fgnOrlnce of, m&n IS shown From Pi~bu h p L lng, reduced COII!IUpation and wh•n he 1s unrea,onable; wh•n ' Ka • DrDg s' a., · J. : . ra eorge, . . . writes one you ng pati-t ~· ..... "w ' was , he cannet refratr. 1rom CQve •• " 01 · din ' "slow in sch001 ls t t b 0 0 oumess, and when be is goverl'- · · · enjoy rea I your trtl· 1 "':: ·a e 0 ed by the cOWlsel of a wama" ~ eles bee a~ you write about head of his class. 3. Sbe adorns h.,..ei! ... .io tra~ •lhl~=~: daily preaeb to my ' Patients M. joint a man. She resemlltes the fire, pa" · [ problem• often acquiNI "nellthe more wood is thrown on It . Recently, tllou1h, In explain- . rologi~al symptoms" but tbil Un)l~.· Qlll-""lty ' Ill• mote ;1 will burn. 4. Never 1mg nu~bnless obodfthe jaw you : eolima~ of cures Is herpabs Avai;~~ji!l ,th a woman! ,wro1~ 8 our les are "bi- : too enthusiastic · [laterally •ymmetrlcal. • That's • • ) · Solomon wu quite different • so. You just don't know 0 from good ol' Soe. He had 700 [what you are. You are a bilalwlvea and 3111 eoncublnts. Only ,oral, metameric, triplobiastie, · TV GRANT MADE - - - - - old age changed his habits, bot coelomocoelus animal with a . The Department o1 Healtll bll Jlllll"alily didn't m1prove. calcareous endoskeleton and an ' FAiucation and Welfare hu a~ : Thele !wo are cwldered the underlyjpg mantle divisible Into proved an edueational television I ! two wisest. men In ~si!Jcy, but head, foot and vi!ceral regions. facilities ~tan! of $38,353 to Oblo ,4nlcle Length they corlamly didn t agr•• You and I and everyone ·else on University to meet part o1 tbe 1· about women. - WIWAM B. lhi• earth has three faces wbetb- cost of 1 video tape rect,rder 1 ToWearwlth Dear 5111 : or he lll:eo It « not." for WOUB-TV's mobile unit. Slack• & Capre'• Slzp . M Doea anyone? ,.JI· IYt to 11 _ .w· This c-olumn Is dedicated , to · . family living, 10 II youn hav· inl kid trouble or jual plain tf'lllble, lot Helen belp YOU -ciJiJD~I!PORT • will . , welcGma your Oim ' .I . amusl11g experit"r.ces. A~dr~' !''i Helen Bolte! In care of this neJrspaper. II DOCTOR SAYS I!ASY TERMS I"... All lht bill foalures: eMEAT KEEPER and eFULL WIDTH I r VEGETABLE CRISPER . VIS'·T. BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP I I esiJDE OUT FRUIT BASKET estrrrER • CHEESE KEEPERS eTWo LIFT.OUT UTILrrY TRAYS .. Others As Low AJ 179.95 COME IN AND GO OUR SPECIAL PRICEI .I ASSOCIAtED RADIO and':TV lAKER FURN1.1URE ':Ill! HARRY MILLEJit 2141. MAIN -· ~· . .,.- *' I • •0 0 MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE 1~ •' I '~.Ill ... li·t 1 • • wllh T. I _..,..· • 0 0 J~ • ' . 0 0 .· ·! ·uofi · •• ~ 1 '·:~":: .\\ I . FLATS .::-- $2.99 p~. ; Middleport ' AlmiORIZEO DEAI.EIIII •0 •• $ MY HOME SHbll.o HAVE READ ... .' ....j j LIVING•GREEN ' .....J fi,ANTS • oiJ·Diah'Gardeno At..lUll What You iMd To A41d I~ Jl.auty Te ~.'"'--, IMutlfuf · ·~ Gl'ftJI. Verltflated · ~JnA . . . . = Lov_., ~ntllner.· I OUr •1111 Wlilt't • Able T• att'it HeVl111 One. Y ' PT. PLEASANT - A elvll action at)> led Pioneer Eleelric ' Company vs. Ce<ll WUUims, I dba Williams Coal Comparty, · West ·Columbia, has been flied in the office of the Clreult Cler~. ' The plllnllff 11· 110kJJw pig. llltlll &~alnst the defendant in the llllll of with ID!Mest eosts on In open le(OIInl 1 rectifier and other Hdl· tloDII mine maclllnery perts 10ld tD the defendants ,by the plaintiff. Allonley lor the pllln· ll -~ Gordon Blllbeimer, lltllt..,...,, W.Va. Pleuaat VIIIJ BIIJ!IIIl ADMITI'BD - wnu.mi Free man, Gtlllpolls lien"J: ~­ &ale 'l'hutoa, . ~; Mrs. P'hda llolley, Pl. Pl...w AallbeU Glover, llenderiOn. . Dl8CRARGJII) - ·,Evely a Wilt, illlldlr!l•· BIRI!ii ' - llli and 11 r 1 IIIMrmln J~ . _ • ~ t.!'r· ancl ""' -'-' Barr, i....i. ;::~~· · .Romance and El.ga~c• ; •• Allin Style .. Eleetr'f~ Company Suing Coal Finn . . .. .:.. ' ' • .• v ,. '. t . f{ PECIPU! LcJNG .· , IOLA~S BEAUTY. SALO" Phoftl' 992-3557 '' ' Mal" ' The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes ••• .. ' . •'I. ' .. THE DAILY Is Read In Ov•r TWICE AS . MANY HOMES 'llWIMY, NIWSPAPIR . If ' ' . ' -·~ , '. ' . •• . - \ \ . The ONLY Newspaper ' In Many Homes.••• ~· I ..• SERVICE · Roush's Shoe Store • IN OVEil 5200 . HOMES ... ' RACINE, OHIO HOSE 1 ---""!i'---M pa BOX RAt PROFFITT ,WHOLESALE '· '. \ ' .. �II ~' Dr.. . •I: ' ,. r·:wni..· :B1 rt~J~-bel- Addt"sl\le~t:~~ . , · ·' . ,. ,,-.......: '1. ~. PT, PLEASANT • Blumber(; Dlreetor ot · Vlr&Ji\lll 'Cq!Dl!llaslon on M~~~ RelafdaUon, wlil ·ba Ilia 10 · · · · Doll'! let "'t wron1 he Isn't (...,.... """""1 _.., list I all .,. ' ,.......,..._ !Jamloi"'.T.t.WNY MIITID WAml HIA"""' DOt .....e 1 o overall!l'essive. In fa<!\.he hafd· ~~. '"" ~Ius, •then fi&ure bow ly erer kisses m• ......., • than , ""'- no. ~~to"'*',...,, ..,_, ...,_ ''it' t\Oml'1 time ~-v-· But he "MADAIAWIT "aves!:.'!· · :~ during the evenllli. · HIN"-..• ,. YOII! li .. YOII're "• spends mone• Uk• 11 was ...... - ~... Slcl: · . speaker lor · · Merd1 lng of the·MaiOD ~~~:J~ atlon for Rotlrded Friday, 7:30' ·p. m., •t lbe .·Apo, paladllll!l· audltorlutD. · than you're "In," out of styla.' •••.,. Dr. Blumher1 wUl use u wile haa a~ point ' You've 1 topic for dlseuislon .".F•od~·~ \1 1 WeU, weli, doctor. haps you iheuld becomt Please belp me make my deo:ompletely ignored the Aid for the !lewded." ••c"""· "" m IIOT' - TO MARRY ...,lfJM .,na WDUua · Lawre..,., D.D.S. mgs · · - ·~ •• tw• ... "' velslon. · of that 1reat philosopher, mem bera and Interested 1 Prof. ZUveildreeb, wbo I~ Important .· · . . sons are Invited to atten4 the •}nan spl'eldll ~ 10 thin Dear TMJION: j From Po<tland, Ore., R.. G. ve al hal iwei ears, zwei meeting. · ' 1 hiS family . snaps, 111 lillie ho . You llould never have wrltler . , D.M;D., ~rites that eyes, zwe chillS, zwel arlll8 rllflized ..too maiO' elubo can letter 11 you luldn'l already Ipallents are ill-adviSed to sleep und tegs und efen zwel .Ouls I!jOe~ the . ~pplness out ,of mad• your deeiSton _ and 11with their dentures in. He be- right left, maybe . . . ' Spring. and fall are the ~st nj!rnllll: ·- H. ttref. U·thia Utile luas bodget Ueves that ~ llssue. req\lfres right and wrong ... or .. ." forest !1re danger periods, ·ao. ~r litled': wan'- a wlf• to meet his ev"ry rest to repair 1is~lf frnmdam· cording to conservationists. engaged to a man, but speeificalion he <:boola ba•• age infllced on it by artificial • I a little on the "I'm oot 0111 molded . out of plastie'- H dentures. . ', From Albuquerque, N.,.,-. "tlde. We argu'e for . . . . This reasoning Is valid for 'another d~tlst writes, tiJ ....111 f re~uns. I'll list a few : Dear Helen: 1some, but most patients seem Iwith spee1al interest your l!e com~iains b<!caliS£ 1 The letter sl10ed "Not That to be able to tolerate eonlinual umn on T. M. J~lnt .Jisl:urbanc··ll u~ liiCIH make-41p, eapeellllJ IBad" lista .tl\e many ·faults of wearing of their dentures. They , es." Then he .s,bes on to say iipilick, I · ,..-.:. the "bm man lor whieb he ollegediy r..l more eomlorlable w i t h 1that Jllany 1JodY ills oomo from toqk' ' . blames women. 1 rould almost them in, and It seems that rae· • teet~ Ill at don't come together '!'hen lie dOesn't like \he wa) . 'this vio!')an and her hu,.. ial eontours are better mainlaln- 1harmoruously. He and his I!I'O'UP II J dress. I bave lots of . . Jirectsoul-desrcndapts ed by constant wearing. mamtam that falilty bile ran bill: he thinks they Iuok ol . ~ Socratesl If you ~~~;efer weari"l your cause tllbtenlng of jaw muacles Ho ' says I should buy Xa thl eh' Pd Soer 1 cjentures at nigllt but are con· which can cause muscle spasms bul n PJ.'O arg a es eerned about possible ebronle In other body areas •nd have a FQr Inexpensive dOISII'! . ntll~l, fa~l."re to provide gum irritation, consult your den-~ ellain reaction, thila furtber caus HOME BermudaS. I for his Wl.e and .am.ly, wast:ng i tlst. An examinali\Jp of your log headaches, backaebes, InFURNISHINGS ale oceulons like lh t~e at the AcademY and ~ ;mouth should dearly indicate Isomma, constipation, fatigue, He IIIJI,JDY.lfll are too 'we.' eet .~ 1 : 'tJ!~ap~mg sy ·1 your degrees of toleranee. nausea, leg weakness, alnus 1 dOn't think .10. an.i, • I'SDI'.111 l': . One proper Boston lady trouble, and mtirre. By adjus~ wbat eould I ¥ a\Joul • ,Socrates t eould ~~ ~;h· J! said .... . removing my teeth ing the bite, he claims to have 0 ~. 10 ~ he · llllllbaworselh t sheay • uL ~ p- at bed time is just too undignl· . cured tllese and, also, pigeon Mlddltport, 0. "'tl• . .-cl• I •JM! n a s was • woman. fled Su ; bre t bleed I ll..,,.,....,......,....,.,.;..,..;..._,lli:.. .' • en... 10 jour Said hf . L Mll • I ·t I It . ppose a robber came . as . nose s, emper ,. lf~~~=GU~I__:~j nA•NI!I'"D • "' au ' and saw me that way'" : fils and nervousness, and stopare lll'~anee wO!II•n; 2. · [ ped bed-wetlinC, Improved The fgnOrlnce of, m&n IS shown From Pi~bu h p L lng, reduced COII!IUpation and wh•n he 1s unrea,onable; wh•n ' Ka • DrDg s' a., · J. : . ra eorge, . . . writes one you ng pati-t ~· ..... "w ' was , he cannet refratr. 1rom CQve •• " 01 · din ' "slow in sch001 ls t t b 0 0 oumess, and when be is goverl'- · · · enjoy rea I your trtl· 1 "':: ·a e 0 ed by the cOWlsel of a wama" ~ eles bee a~ you write about head of his class. 3. Sbe adorns h.,..ei! ... .io tra~ •lhl~=~: daily preaeb to my ' Patients M. joint a man. She resemlltes the fire, pa" · [ problem• often acquiNI "nellthe more wood is thrown on It . Recently, tllou1h, In explain- . rologi~al symptoms" but tbil Un)l~.· Qlll-""lty ' Ill• mote ;1 will burn. 4. Never 1mg nu~bnless obodfthe jaw you : eolima~ of cures Is herpabs Avai;~~ji!l ,th a woman! ,wro1~ 8 our les are "bi- : too enthusiastic · [laterally •ymmetrlcal. • That's • • ) · Solomon wu quite different • so. You just don't know 0 from good ol' Soe. He had 700 [what you are. You are a bilalwlvea and 3111 eoncublnts. Only ,oral, metameric, triplobiastie, · TV GRANT MADE - - - - - old age changed his habits, bot coelomocoelus animal with a . The Department o1 Healtll bll Jlllll"alily didn't m1prove. calcareous endoskeleton and an ' FAiucation and Welfare hu a~ : Thele !wo are cwldered the underlyjpg mantle divisible Into proved an edueational television I ! two wisest. men In ~si!Jcy, but head, foot and vi!ceral regions. facilities ~tan! of $38,353 to Oblo ,4nlcle Length they corlamly didn t agr•• You and I and everyone ·else on University to meet part o1 tbe 1· about women. - WIWAM B. lhi• earth has three faces wbetb- cost of 1 video tape rect,rder 1 ToWearwlth Dear 5111 : or he lll:eo It « not." for WOUB-TV's mobile unit. Slack• & Capre'• Slzp . M Doea anyone? ,.JI· IYt to 11 _ .w· This c-olumn Is dedicated , to · . family living, 10 II youn hav· inl kid trouble or jual plain tf'lllble, lot Helen belp YOU -ciJiJD~I!PORT • will . , welcGma your Oim ' .I . amusl11g experit"r.ces. A~dr~' !''i Helen Bolte! In care of this neJrspaper. II DOCTOR SAYS I!ASY TERMS I"... All lht bill foalures: eMEAT KEEPER and eFULL WIDTH I r VEGETABLE CRISPER . VIS'·T. BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP I I esiJDE OUT FRUIT BASKET estrrrER • CHEESE KEEPERS eTWo LIFT.OUT UTILrrY TRAYS .. Others As Low AJ 179.95 COME IN AND GO OUR SPECIAL PRICEI .I ASSOCIAtED RADIO and':TV lAKER FURN1.1URE ':Ill! HARRY MILLEJit 2141. MAIN -· ~· . .,.- *' I • •0 0 MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE 1~ •' I '~.Ill ... li·t 1 • • wllh T. I _..,..· • 0 0 J~ • ' . 0 0 .· ·! ·uofi · •• ~ 1 '·:~":: .\\ I . FLATS .::-- $2.99 p~. ; Middleport ' AlmiORIZEO DEAI.EIIII •0 •• $ MY HOME SHbll.o HAVE READ ... .' ....j j LIVING•GREEN ' .....J fi,ANTS • oiJ·Diah'Gardeno At..lUll What You iMd To A41d I~ Jl.auty Te ~.'"'--, IMutlfuf · ·~ Gl'ftJI. Verltflated · ~JnA . . . . = Lov_., ~ntllner.· I OUr •1111 Wlilt't • Able T• att'it HeVl111 One. Y ' PT. PLEASANT - A elvll action at)> led Pioneer Eleelric ' Company vs. Ce<ll WUUims, I dba Williams Coal Comparty, · West ·Columbia, has been flied in the office of the Clreult Cler~. ' The plllnllff 11· 110kJJw pig. llltlll &~alnst the defendant in the llllll of with ID!Mest eosts on In open le(OIInl 1 rectifier and other Hdl· tloDII mine maclllnery perts 10ld tD the defendants ,by the plaintiff. Allonley lor the pllln· ll -~ Gordon Blllbeimer, lltllt..,...,, W.Va. Pleuaat VIIIJ BIIJ!IIIl ADMITI'BD - wnu.mi Free man, Gtlllpolls lien"J: ~­ &ale 'l'hutoa, . ~; Mrs. P'hda llolley, Pl. Pl...w AallbeU Glover, llenderiOn. . Dl8CRARGJII) - ·,Evely a Wilt, illlldlr!l•· BIRI!ii ' - llli and 11 r 1 IIIMrmln J~ . _ • ~ t.!'r· ancl ""' -'-' Barr, i....i. ;::~~· · .Romance and El.ga~c• ; •• Allin Style .. Eleetr'f~ Company Suing Coal Finn . . .. .:.. ' ' • .• v ,. '. t . f{ PECIPU! LcJNG .· , IOLA~S BEAUTY. SALO" Phoftl' 992-3557 '' ' Mal" ' The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes ••• .. ' . •'I. ' .. THE DAILY Is Read In Ov•r TWICE AS . MANY HOMES 'llWIMY, NIWSPAPIR . If ' ' . ' -·~ , '. ' . •• . - \ \ . The ONLY Newspaper ' In Many Homes.••• ~· I ..• SERVICE · Roush's Shoe Store • IN OVEil 5200 . HOMES ... ' RACINE, OHIO HOSE 1 ---""!i'---M pa BOX RAt PROFFITT ,WHOLESALE '· '. \ ' .. �'· . ......,. . . ' . .. ~· dl!y. p.m. 1 ~; ??-HOWCA,N MY · FAT LI'LGENIUS MAKE PF.OPLE. PA'IFOR BREATHING? ,.... CHU..CH fiOtt AU. ALL PCII't not& CHUJtCH 'tbt Church ill 1M ptllt factor Oil urth fer thl bllild- inf: ef chararltr end 1ovl It i11 Jlort!hOIIIIt citl~o~lllhip. fJ ~pi rilual v1l~ff. Wit~ I llfOttl , hurch, no!thu dtmocfiCJ nor/ dvJliJation nn IUtvlvt. Tbtre &Ill fuur IOUnd ttUOI\1 .. hy tVIl'J JdiOIIIho\lld lttend IHYicd l'fiularl)" and aupport 1~1 Cbllfl:h. TMy 1111: \U Fot hit. ew~ ukt. (2) Fer hit chi\· ._,,, t.kt. (31FOl tllt uH fl. hit C'llmllll.lnity •Jill lilt ion. (4) For thtllkt of tlleChUI'th lcitlf, whiM ftlfdl hit rnoml ud mat~ria\ tupport. Pl• n t.e 10 to church rt~u b rly IIIII retd yOUl Biblt dtllf, When J'lllllll}' Clh crowoed t11o 1iDJ ehureh with the steeple i\ ~ch~ my heart. . ' · Incidentally I adml,e 'Jinuey Clark and 1 am interested fn el'eeythlng he does When h; bruabos his teeth or ride• hla trlcycl!, or .cllmbo the sliding board ~t the plily;round 1 admire hls_.ntraHon and his ..,;fu) workma~· ship. And when be cnddleJI into his Daddy'o lap at bedtime or walko hand >& hand with hjm up the ehureh &tepa on Sunday he looks like an aueL , 1 think yo11 have gu~ It by now, .haven't you! I'm Jimm~'o.. tnolher -and a doting mother at that. I think Jimmy c?U~d accom~lsh jUst about anything ••• doetor, lawyer, morclumt; why be ""ght be Pre11dent ..Orne day. But whatever ba beeomojo, I waot him \o be a guod !!WI; atrona and trua of clwacter, fum In bla prlnclplu. I want him .to bavt God u his partner. Tha~s why I go to church owry Sunday and take J..,y, Wa the beet inaurahce I lmow for a bappf and ful filled ll!e. . ' a ' ---- . . . .I!IM,k--T.M.~-. too. II.Uol. GIL ··~ By HOWIE SCH'JIEIDER DR~ BRITE· BITE ·•.• ~ " OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm 86 N. Court St Athena •' 59S.U60l .. BAUM LUMBER CO. • ~EEf DID '<'011 READ IM 'mE _,R 18 2 1 Bldldera ami BuilainQ Supp:ilet' 1)( J,~t l Cbuter, Ohio PIL VI LrCAL UNION . 5GG8 Ravenswood. W. Va. .•. ·--·- RAY RIGGS, INC. 'Jncom.Mrif!i.COmet-Et!QII$h ford ot Bolsum Brea4 ·- -----'-THE UNITED STEEL WO~KERS OF AMERICA -- By MERRILL BLOSSER Ill~ ·AeouT - - ·- - - GALEN S. BROWN, Di~~ -,~ ~ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING Aslll4!ul 0!1 Pt'ocluct.t Broum't Boltlt Gal ItO Uncoln Sl llldclleporl 993-:lai!O BOGGS EQUIPMENT .:- ·~ ~: . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - "OIIIo't Oldltt Ooclgt De~ Sllet - ALLIS CHALMERS - Se~let hrm - Indmirial - L41D11 ' Tuppel1 Plalu.t Phone 867·84 lllddleport, Oblo TINY'S FOODLAND. ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . lllddleport, Oblo New Professor Is Employed SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL .DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CAutcll am~ Offict suwl~• - atft.t ~flU ~ Dodot'l l'nrcrlc=o,. Middleport~ 8I2-2GU - LYONS CLOVER FARM .. RI~ENOURS SUP~LY . ' .l'lm\IM't · Gellenll 11.,-chandlae - tappen PJa!u. ;.I., M?-82110 ~ 1186-2125 ~. AppllG!ICU ....... THE SEWING CENTER .. ,' F. J. WALLAC~, JEWElER ; --- -·· ~ · -- ··- ,'c .. WHlTB SEWING MACHINES ~· till Wcmitm t~~m , , ~ ¥Jd~leport ~ ", GOEGLEIM. READY-MIX .c._""" 'I ' . ' ·:\·,.. ,, . ) . to:. ' .. - ·~ ' !< •.• · IN Kingdom" AM • .~- • s;w,. ror .:t ' ' ,........~ Che~l. ~ble"' - - - - -~-~- ia~e~~ca- "'• Cllid semu I e!lf7 �'· . ......,. . . ' . .. ~· dl!y. p.m. 1 ~; ??-HOWCA,N MY · FAT LI'LGENIUS MAKE PF.OPLE. PA'IFOR BREATHING? ,.... CHU..CH fiOtt AU. ALL PCII't not& CHUJtCH 'tbt Church ill 1M ptllt factor Oil urth fer thl bllild- inf: ef chararltr end 1ovl It i11 Jlort!hOIIIIt citl~o~lllhip. fJ ~pi rilual v1l~ff. Wit~ I llfOttl , hurch, no!thu dtmocfiCJ nor/ dvJliJation nn IUtvlvt. Tbtre &Ill fuur IOUnd ttUOI\1 .. hy tVIl'J JdiOIIIho\lld lttend IHYicd l'fiularl)" and aupport 1~1 Cbllfl:h. TMy 1111: \U Fot hit. ew~ ukt. (2) Fer hit chi\· ._,,, t.kt. (31FOl tllt uH fl. hit C'llmllll.lnity •Jill lilt ion. (4) For thtllkt of tlleChUI'th lcitlf, whiM ftlfdl hit rnoml ud mat~ria\ tupport. Pl• n t.e 10 to church rt~u b rly IIIII retd yOUl Biblt dtllf, When J'lllllll}' Clh crowoed t11o 1iDJ ehureh with the steeple i\ ~ch~ my heart. . ' · Incidentally I adml,e 'Jinuey Clark and 1 am interested fn el'eeythlng he does When h; bruabos his teeth or ride• hla trlcycl!, or .cllmbo the sliding board ~t the plily;round 1 admire hls_.ntraHon and his ..,;fu) workma~· ship. And when be cnddleJI into his Daddy'o lap at bedtime or walko hand >& hand with hjm up the ehureh &tepa on Sunday he looks like an aueL , 1 think yo11 have gu~ It by now, .haven't you! I'm Jimm~'o.. tnolher -and a doting mother at that. I think Jimmy c?U~d accom~lsh jUst about anything ••• doetor, lawyer, morclumt; why be ""ght be Pre11dent ..Orne day. But whatever ba beeomojo, I waot him \o be a guod !!WI; atrona and trua of clwacter, fum In bla prlnclplu. I want him .to bavt God u his partner. Tha~s why I go to church owry Sunday and take J..,y, Wa the beet inaurahce I lmow for a bappf and ful filled ll!e. . ' a ' ---- . . . .I!IM,k--T.M.~-. too. II.Uol. GIL ··~ By HOWIE SCH'JIEIDER DR~ BRITE· BITE ·•.• ~ " OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm 86 N. Court St Athena •' 59S.U60l .. BAUM LUMBER CO. • ~EEf DID '<'011 READ IM 'mE _,R 18 2 1 Bldldera ami BuilainQ Supp:ilet' 1)( J,~t l Cbuter, Ohio PIL VI LrCAL UNION . 5GG8 Ravenswood. W. Va. .•. ·--·- RAY RIGGS, INC. 'Jncom.Mrif!i.COmet-Et!QII$h ford ot Bolsum Brea4 ·- -----'-THE UNITED STEEL WO~KERS OF AMERICA -- By MERRILL BLOSSER Ill~ ·AeouT - - ·- - - GALEN S. 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''lt. --- 64 FORD ' Up to 45 miles per gallon. • Custom 500 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio alld Heater. Lowut priced car on the ... road. 65 FORD-: -·· • ··• • · $1295 . Custom 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. w[s[w lirea. .· Ac;qmfortable 4-door, 4-adult eedari. 13, eublc feet of trunk 67 MUSTANG - 65 MUSTANG · •• ' ~ r.Jnlly car. Loaded with *ex1ras" at no extra coaL 150 J'AaTBACK ··~·· ''A sleek new aporia version of ,·.·. 30 . .. ·•. the fabuloua FtAT. Ustd Cars ancf Trucks See Emer~o'n Jonn, · ··•l,;'i 100 pt.~ll. eportate,r. with 15-tpeed synchro-mesh trans• •' l'ou Alt~CU· ,..,.,llt/llf- ptlcH/ KEITH ·!!;linith's Fiat Sales & Service -I~~···+Jiov. The Sliver ! ~ Rodger Di1fid!i\ilt, rnlsalon. :llllfi,tll·•;loon.tr ••-oiiiM 11\tl't Brlclge In Kal!fuga, !). I 11 11 . . For S1le ' 1966 DODGE - • 7\ IN THESE LIKE NIW:~CARS 1965 ... $1795 . . CHEVROLET . V-8 lilotor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, w!•lw tires, wll.~r: j!JIIMI' with ud vinyl jnterior and !local owner. . ' , · 64 Buick Electra 4 Dr.....T~ • ~ 2 Dr. Sedan. 0 cyl. Std. trana. Radio and Heaier. Real aharp. · ........ ' eiiALOWIN ~ -·~ ..., , • on IRJ'Ill• -~ N. W. 1965 PONTIAC -.~ ·· *1.895 ~ ·' ... t :• 64 Ojds F-85 2 Doo.r '\' -. • .. Deluxe Coronet 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. tran1. Radio and heater. Factory warranty transferrable. PIA.NOS .... 1' • 2 Dr. Sed•o. VB. std. trant Power lteet!nc. IJadlo and Heater. . . ' ' ' . I · . * . , . ' · ' · ·!. 2395.. '• 63.:Ford ·eo&1ne, s:J,)Ie8ire~lltill!l:•hlft.lriji!Jr.to lo to wort. ' i~!,d".b·l~ �• ' • . MeetS •O.t POwer CompcinY The Wildwood Garden Cl.ub l Monday, ~pril :S, til~ Wltd- lier this way: use veey .llttle wa- Mr. a11d M~. · Euk~M Th!! ~h meet!~~ of · the April 1. ' · Minersville met at the Ohio wood Gatden Club will )e on ter. and family an!l hiS , RivervieW Garden 'Cl\lb was A card of thanks. was · read Power building with Mrs. Ken·\ WMPO at 9 a.~. talllrilt on ' I MJ'~. Ethel F~~l!h.•· ~ere niursday ev~nlng at the from the Marion Hall family. Mrs. Gene· Wilson with l.thankin~ tre club for the flow· neth Harris hostess and Mrs. "Spring Flower1pg Bulbs." lt 1 Mrs. Dwl~t Milho~ gave a ness vlsi~ors · il) <;al,lipolls 1 Milton Houdashelt co-hostess. !was agreed by all• members\ ~emonstrallon . on ,I.dentlhca- ~ Huntington recently; , Mrs. Dorsal Rleb~l assisting. ers sent to Mrs. Hall. The president, Mrs. K a r I Ifor ~ community project · to !ti~n °~ Native B,lrd4: .1In d. Mrs. Ross Wi~~~ (I Mrs . .~larerpont Harris, vicjl An Easter arrangement made Grueser, opened the meeting. plant evvgteen trees around bl~ m w~. field~. . ~reeKS Iter, Mrs. Williali\'··Brown, president;' was In Charge of by Mrs' Harold Massar was The theme for month is birds. the Minersville church. • ·~nd around wate~ ev~ry fam· 1 returned to their liozile In Flor- the· meeting, · which opened ,with Idlsplay,eU. Mrs. Rtmald OsDevotions by Mrs. Milton I The Junior Garden Club rt- 1Uy hould have a bird b 0 0 k; i ida following a visit here with Easter devotlpns by Mrs. Den· borne showed Interesting slides Rou\h, Bible readings about : potted plants for the show ·look for size, shape, where they ; her son, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe ver Weber. Men\bers answered of vacation trips to historical birds, Psalms 104 :17, Psalms !window at the Bookmobile He,ad. feed, nest, and sound of sopg. 1 Wise .1nd family and other · the roll call witb a flower seed ·places, beautiful scenery an\ 124:7, Proverbs 6:5, p o e m, iquarters .. The Junior Club al- Neve~ d.lsturb nest: . wear dark 1lives . . They planned , to visit exchange. . different kinds of flowers. . "My Garden." A poem by Mrs. ' so made table arrangements 1clothmg, kiss back of .hllnd, i enroute in Charlestoq, w. Va., Plans were made to help with An auction sale was be~d With Kennilworth Nease, "The Pus- \for the Ea~ter breakfast servl!d Iand make a. ~ueaklng no~e to with Mrs. John Thompson. a co~nty rummage sale to be :Mrs. Wilson .as the auctioneer. sy Willow," preced~ the :after serv1ces . at Forest Run :ttract the~, average . bJrd. Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. a~d held m romeroy, March 31, and The door prize was won by Lord's prayer m umson. Each church !The Syrllcuse Metbo- ats three limes its we~ght lD daughter returned ·to their · - Mrs. Osborne. Refreshments In member ans~ered . roll call by : dist Oharge~. . . inJects. ho~e in . Toledl Tiiar~ciay ~ol· ' keeping· with the Easter theme giVIng a na!tve b1rd. Ma? 20 Will be the reg1onal ''Now Is Time," by Mrs. Ken· low1ng se\lera1 days visit w1th . • · • 1 A Meigs county. Garden i meetmg . at .School, nnworth Nease, pull soil away Mrs. Crary Davis. . 1ummage sale w1ll be Friday and a p1cnic 1s o~ Apr1l 26 at 11from roses, prepare and aeed . Easter Sunday guests o~ Mr.s . f and Saturday . this week in 1. Mrs. VIctor Hysell s, starting at new lawns, set our shade and James Wf're her uaut;ll· or the Schorn bmldmg next to L & !10 a.m. fruit trees, set out new aspara- 1ter and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. M b z. i A sympathy card was sent'.gus, rhubarb, and strawberry Randolph Ward and Mr. and em ers ~f Pomeroy Seventhr--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•i' t~ the Bailey Family at Miners· beds, make plantings of hardy : Mrs. Bill · Dow 8Jid children, ~ay Advc~b~t ~~;ch sent The Sew Rite Sewing Club ville and a get-well card to Mrs. annual flower seeds in beds j Kathy and Susie, of Ravens- f Do~lar MIS~Ionanes t~ three met Wednesday evening at the S~die Brown at Veterans Mem· 1includlng sweet peas larkspur' wood, W. Va. . foreign mMissm~ posts m the home of Mrs. Calvin ,Simpson, · 1 H 't 1 I ' • I s d d' . Lane, p omeroy, witb a • M· 1 ~ or1a osp1 a . snApdragon, common brand of . un ay mner gues s o, " ar east . • arcn . 25: . Pomt The Junior Garde~ Club will .petunias, elarkin, and nizella. . and Mrs. Roger Morgan were thThe D~lla; ~~ss!onaries was short business meeting in meet Monday evenmg after 1 her mother, Mrs. M. L. Me e ~~u t 0• a t.hll'teenth sab- charge of the president, Mrs. school. Anril 3, at Mrs. Vic· \ Flowers were judged and blue Connaughey of Cincinnati; his bath offermg given by mem- Harold Hood. Mrs. Elza Gil· March 31, Aprlll-2 to1 Hysell's. :ribbons awarded tQ Mrs. ~aryl mother and sister, Mrs1 Wil- hers of lhe Pomeroy Chur~. more received ,the hostess gift. · 'FRI.-SAT .-SUN. An artlc~e .:'Plan G!irden to '[Holter, specimen Qf shrunp \liam Morgan, Rock Springs, The fun~ will b.e ?Sed to build They discussed a rummage sale Attract Birds" was jiven by plant an.d mass arrangement . 11nd Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gott· new medl~al .buildmgs .at t~e which will be held Tuesday and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger. Some lof daffodils and fern: Mrs. Vic· ihardt, Columbus, and Kathy Seoul .samtarmm Hospital. m Wednesday, April 4 and 5 in "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" points were: Keep in mind a !~or Hysell,_ corsages, one us- , and Keith Morgan. Korea, to erect an evangelistic .the Schorn Building. The host· Frankit Avalon, Annette good water supply, food supply. [mg daffodils and boxwood, and i Mrs. RGnald Place and chll· center ln the crown colony or 1 e!j.for tbe nex·t meeting will shelter and away from ani- geranlums and boxwood; Mrs. 1dren of Groton, N. Y., are Hong Kong.' and to .expand · be Mrs. Don McKnight. ! 1 Funicd io · rnals : some fall trees and , Homer.1Holter, modern arrange-· here for a week's visit with Mo?~ta!n VIew College m. the Also attending in addition to 1 Plu.! · shrubs have dried fruit on them · ment using pussy willow in her parents, Mr. am! Mrs. Har- Phihppmes. ·• those named ·were Mrs. Ray" A SHOT IN T.HE DARKH for birds during winter; dense jbloom: daffodil and rubber ry Houdasbelt and daughter, Seventh-~ay Adventists num- mcind Bailey, Mrs. Willard Boy· shrubbery· is helpful ; cold freez-:plant le~ciVes in a gold contain- Freddi~ Houdashelt. ber. 200•000 10 about 2,000_ church· er, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mr•. Mr. L. W. McComas spent es 10 far eastern cou?trJCS. Don Mul,en, Mrs. Edward Wells, Pe!er Sellers, Elke Sommer ing weather put a little glycer· er. lne in water for birds to keep Refreshments we . e d t . Easter Sunday ·in Columbus The n~w hospital m,. Seoul, Mrs. Don ·Collins, Mrs. RonaJ.I from freezi.J!g; plant red now· members and r~~! rveestso with his mother, Mrs. J. E. Ko~ea will rep~ace a structure Browning and Mrs. Harvey van ers, as they attract hummin • 16 . . . gu ' McComas. which has surviVed two wars. Vranken. birds and they get nectar fro~ I :~~o~hff Phillips and Heidi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore This hospital is n~cessary to them; birds keep down insects. and children, Mike, Cathy and ~eep up with medical demands • 10 1 "Bird house building" by Mrs. Steven, of Cincinnati and Mr. the area. . IMason Fisher, noted that many Easter Weekend and Mrs. John Fishrr Adventists mediCal. work bebirdhouses can be made from S11ent with Sister~ and daughter of Hebron spent gan m Kore~10 In 1931 m two ren. plastic bottles and simple ob- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, the weekend with Mr. and ted rooms downtown Seoul, jects. ISr., spent the Easter weekend Mrs. C. 0. Fisher and family. but s~n was m~ved.10to wuartcr~ In "Mist Box Propagation," ' in Sprin~field with her sisters Don Grueser has returned to accom.nodate nme • patients. by Mrs. Karl Grueser, she said i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey Ohio State Univers;ty after L~ter l~nd w~ purchased seven get large sand box with sand, and sons, and Mrs. Tl)elma spending the spring break with mile~1 rom 3owntown . Seoul, 93 get mist nozzle and put on r..- 1Shirk and family. bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wit· and ~ i: 3-bedhhospital was shape pipe and put on garden , She went especially to be llam Grueser and daughter, I erect 't · h roualghedt e years the • d 1 · b ·h M h' . D bb' capac1 Y as r s to 125 beds uose an p ace m ox and cov· Wit . rs. S 1rk who IS serious· e 1e. B 1 Ch · p So 1 ' er all four sides with plastic Jy ill in Springfield City Hos· u ·. rJs · rensenl ormer film: on one end use thumb pital folicwlng foot 8\D"gery. Sunday Schools P~~s!~ent ~f r:Da E!~tern tacks so it can be opened; Mrs. Shirk is scheduled to . !VISIOn o ven • Y vrnset out in sun and turn on; undergo additional sUI'IIery and Are W eU At~nded tists says the 125 beds are r/J'f sand gets saturated. A lot of is In room S54. Her daughter, Sunday Schools m the sever-· enough. plan~~ can be olanted and start-~ Mrs. Larry Sprinkle, a RN, is al churches of Syracuse w e r e .- -- - with her mother. Another sis- well attended Easter su.nday. ter, ~1r. and Mrs. c. R. Gll· There were 212 attendmg ~he • • . 1 bert, has returned to their Church o.f the Nazarene, w1th . hozne ln Springfield after spend· a collection of $41.~9 125 at lng the winter In . Florida. t~ Asbury Metho.(hst Church, Or 0 , With $39.28 collectJon; 57 each Seniors at Pomeroy Hi g h attending the First United Pres- School are holding an "odd job byterian and Evangelical United day" this Saturday to make Brethren, with collectons of money toward their trip. FOR ·ALL OC" ••IONS $31.95, at the Presbyteran and Boys will do any odd job such f26.87 at the EUB. as yarll cleanup, painting, attic We wirdlowen eYerJWilert clean~up, etc., and th~ gi~Js IN SERVICE will do baby sitting. 1be hours SP-4 Robert E. Burris of Maswill be between 9 a. m. and 6 WY2-2039 f on, is presently in Vietnam. He p. m. Ol NIGHT WI t-2951 is the son of Mrs. Alice M a e Contact any senior or call fomtroy Flower Shop Grimm, Mason. His address is 192-3311 for odd jobs and 992• W. MaiD Pomeroy RA Z4442864, 615th E. M. Co. 3322 for baby sitting. .. ., Mn._ lll11aM (GS) San Franclsoo, California ._._ _Van _Meter _ _• 96353. ol 1 I 9 I 1 1 ~lub Adventists Send Dollars mto F E A as reas \ ~radbury Mur!~Y 0! Sew-Rrfe Club Plans Rummage 5a/em• AP"'/ . 1 I 1 ., 1 I Conditio.ners On S1le On The • 2nd Floor ELBERF.ELDSJN MEIGS THEATRE :e ~iii':iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii:i~ed:_:tb:ls:_:w~ay~.~P~la~n:ts~a:re:.::he:a~lth~-~ .. ·~- .../ Semors Ready • W11lmg, Able f 'Odd J bJ Look Into our LOWER TOTAL-COST MORTGAGE LOANS '.,. OES TO MEET, The regular meeifng of Ra· cine Chapter i-/o. 134, order of Eastern· St3r, will be held Monday evening, April 3. The wt matrons and past patrons of, a-cine ehapter will be guests or honor. Persons cele· bratlllg birthilays in the month ol April also will be honored. "Te.fix Sunday daysaweek i ===::::::1::====~= ,. .'' IIIildler you atf' buying or buildiq a lovely ap.Qng gr JPm....,., you will fiad it lo 1our IM!IIfllllgl to fin•oce it with Qfle of our modern "Pull Slt'il· Monaaae U.ns. Come iA aad • I THE BOX .•.•....••• RUTLAND l,~1eigs Count11 for Oliff 94!11411 $1.$$, •••••••••• I Pleec!l TeDder, Tuty Chicken Pluallll tile tl'ilnmlll'• <A COIIIJilete biDquet far one) ·.' POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I '. THRIFT lOX ··· ·· ·· ···· ···•••··· $2JOi '< t ',Piicel Cbkbu Only ' THE BUCKET ··· ······•· ··•·•·•·· $3.95 lllleeel Kentucky l'rled Chicken 1 Plot Craekllo' Gravy . HotBolJJ (8mt10t07) .... f THE lAlla · ·.· ····,· ···· ······· $5.25 21 Pleeet CoL S.odefto ChiCken Federal Re.el'Ve $Jilem Member FDIC OOIIIHEL . . . .;Jict... J: Insured Up Te.ttf• Unlet .' llltlleq ' . CROW'S ' · · ·~U . ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 31, 1967 marcinko parsons