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J\. r~~S;V;~~-U-M~;_y-.I I ON ALL YOUR BUilDING and REMODELING NEEDS I I ,'I ,I ,i :1 •--·-- II I -- FrN Delivery The IIIIIIUal Christmu parf.y wiD be held at the home o! !lire. Wlnn, Fndt will be given at Chrlatmastime to t h e Meigs C®ntv Children'!~ HOD!l! Tlpo on What to ln"'recember were !liven by Mrs. &towdell, The travellns prbe donated by Mrs. Pearl Little 1\'8S """ by Mrs. Margaret Por100s. Cooldes, jlWlcil and eottee were served durlns tho OOIIciUdlng .,.. elal hour. Mrs. Atkln8 and !lire. Murra,y J)lllsided at the punch bowl and colfee servlee. Thankag!Ying veroes were given Ia response to roll call. Late Show 11:20- i:I:SO Tonight M11on, W. Va. YOU DESERVE THE BESt- Thufsday 1 I Your pharmacist to provide you with the very best Jel!ers 8:00I 8:309:00 Mike Douglas . 9:30- i,JAfLY cifl')tO l1lm' - Rere'e how . -$3.99 Parade ment and pharmaceuticals . _. they're a team dedicated to your good health I AlwayS et Your Sorvico POMEROY OPEN DAILY 1:00AM TO 10:00 PM luiiMy IO:tO AM to 12:30 PM 1nd I.OOtePzODPM I 'a -z G E 1 U C G C K Uv . McHale's Navy Dreem Girl ot Women's News (' . , New Members Welc0med into Gorden Club •' bytetlan Chu.-h, - . · SA'\'tJRDAY ROtniD AND SQUARE dlnee . 1!111 'be 'lleld Sa~. Nov. 25, ·' II 8 p,dl, at tile BI!Word YOi&U> Center, The dlnee is belrv l!l)allliOroof by the -Buckeye MotoreyC!e Club, 22 Attent , . -22 Attend Class Dinner Monday ch)ircll dining t'oolii Moriday nill1l with 22 members and fiiOsts lit· tending. Decorations by Nre. E'll!rstt Thomu corrllid out tile holldti)' {I!Otlt. In ros.,Gnse to roll esll, /l!embers gave a ThellklliYl!V ' ~... News Merv Griffin .... MEANt MUCH THE YEARS WE APPREciATE IT AND WAN'!' TO WISH YOU . Pacemaker News News Late Show Sports Joey Bishop WCHS ~-TV 8 WHTN -TV 13' Bible Answers . ·J rH. • \Sleepy Jeffers • ' . lourtos~;, 3:00 Another World The Fug!Uve Jackie Oblinger -As World Tuma To TeU Tnlth 3:25- News 3:30 Dm't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4:305:30RaWhide Edge ol Nlgbt Dark Shadows Fllnlllilnea Famlly Theater Dating Game ·NewJ,yweoJ Gam!' Trulh·C~IIOt · News· SPIN· A~YARNS_ii.OP~• L • • ,< 0\1 ' Open House Svecials--Con_tjniJes t~fu Nov, 25 , , ~· ' ,, ,.,. .., ,-Du41eyts· Hondo Friday A Deal Tde month• to ,My/ -PAUL WttDHt ls ·~~ .; PrQnt 1t\tf: ~.~i4u;t~ WouJd~f.t ' 6:30 - NO MONEY D TO US OVER Women's News General Hospital WSAZ -TV 3 '9 & HAS . • itosal!e story, were welcomed into tile membership Oflhe WalkIll Gorden Club at a recent meetIng of the group held at tile home MASON PERSONALS ot Mrs. Edna Lee. and Mrs. Ltlter Zerkle Mrs. AUdra Well prtoi<Mdatthe al Marahall Unlver'!«J _, WI, .;. •'"-·"""'· <t)tnOd with~ , 'D11 -""-J• Jlliit!ler, II t . 1110!' sslllle to lhe ,, '· MeHale's Navy Dream Girl 10:00 Dean Martin 11:00 News 11:2011 :30 Tonight rilanllfat:ttlret's 1pecificationa. All work is plrfarmed by aidllid mechardCII with modern YCMI. Family Theater NFL Football Our expert mecllanic• adjutt c•ater, cambtr •nd toe-in to precllloil equiplllt!nt. ' ' News . Mrs. AIOIIzo Custer prialdld at the bullno18 llleotilt d~ llldcll lime plus were maCle *w rlllllelllbering lint· In• at Christ• Ylee · , preatdltlt . LYDdm! B. Jack Ruby. Jaliiuoo was awotn lli as chi~! Hospital . ' ' i963, Preoldent'- Jojlll F.• ' Ktimed$ ivliL BSIIUIIilail!ll Ia 'eXerutlve. Lee Harv.,y Oewald, : two now mellibors, 1\lro. GOldie charged with the ahoollng, wu ' and h d··"""· - MI. nanu llrill a ,tew h;li>ta lator iatai)JI ohot two , dtil'a !liter bY - Storjl or .,...wr, •• ,,: · ,~OLIDAR ::---------------------- ------ N0Wv75c! ' _ ' MPORTED-Re~- 59c and .'1.89 .•. ' -' ,-, fARN -"--------,-, it · '---- -~ - -' WORSTED TWEEQ, Re-g. - than dishwashlng by hand! MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~M;em;be~r;~;~ ' AEHSGCCUHV ' In The Fugitive lUICK KNIT-REG. 95c I' . K V M K \'tstertlay'• Cr)'JtiOIJUOte: LANGU.ApE; AS WJCU.. AS THE FACULTY OF SPEIJCII, WAS THE DIMIIDIAIJ'Il GilT OF GOD.-- -NOAH WICBBTER Red Cross Chapter today issued an aweal on behalf ot the ll· member Henry Cline !amlly whose residence was destroyed by lire late &mday nlghl. All o! the !amlly's household goods and clothiqr weredeotroyed In the fire, Both Mr. and Mrs, Cline ore unable to work. They have nine children at home. The house where the famlly res tded was a rental Wilt located at Ball Run, The !amlly !a looking lor low cost adequate housing. Residents having furniture FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ' S K t/ N L, UC WBN UVGPUNKWTG BTBQ,VJQ , - KIUGT Tho Meigs County American waist, 30 length trousers. The family is temjiOJ'arily re sidlqr with a married daughter In Mloklleport. GOLFERS' PARTY SET The 11111111al Christmas parly or the Pomeroy Golf Club wiD be held at 7 p.m. on Dec, 10 at the Drew Wel>eterPoat39,'Amerlcan Le!doll, Home. The event Is 01)811 to members and green lee players and their apwsea. George Hall wiD J)lllVIde 11111le during llle a1ra1r. Tickets, et $2 per person, m111 be JQrchaaed at the club. Deadline lor JQrehaseslo Dec. G. RIXAU. DRUGS TUSG CUTOVN and a hall and 18 1/2. Cline wears small size shirts and 32 Swisher & Lohse -- i~tnAr GPGEF H 8 Mrs. Cline can wear sizes 16 • 112 I. MAIN Aj)rn>to....,.~n "' T~ llibi>LEPdRT Wllmfllfl\ Tho 6MUal Tliinkll!'llne 4!MOr, •Chrlllllall Tempennee union wm 'meet ·et 7,30 Frldey ~at the ot the J.o.F. e1..1 ottile \Jni11G __ :t.l!cJdl\!pwt First tlnlted .Pftl· ~st Churth wae held Inlbo to work It_: , DLB4>AXR , lo ci F'-E L L 0 . W 0~ letter siJtlpiy stijnds tor another. In this ilample A ta UHd. Jor the three L'a, X tor the tWo O'e, etc. Sl.ft&'le letteta, apoa· trophies, U.e len(lh and torrhaUon of the wordo are all hlnbo, "E,Jlch day the ecCie letW. are c:Utterent. , ,,.. '. . . ··~ ·r Btown OJ\'\Willa '' flit by Fire four are boy' !rom ages eight through U and they wear clolhiJ¥ in size ra.wes from six through 12, Two girls, 12 and 13, weer prls cloth~ ln sizes 12 and 14 while two others, ages 16 BOO 18, wear size 10 b1 women's garents, A 14-yeer-old boy, at home. wears sizes, 14 and 16, of medical treat- •• ' Giris Size 13 to Feenage 4 to 12 ladies Size · 5 to 1L _ Cl>riot. tlie l'l!hcaNJe lit . . ~m. monger For J~amily but muot be especially marked lor distribution to the Cline famIly, The Rev, Kenneth Pierce, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, also is taking a role in assisting the !amily, Cootributions ma,y also noti(y him, Among the nlnechlldrenathome with your doctor •7 ', lf: !Wnt ' WHTN -TV 13 ~n to rrl· the T'rift[b d . Halt an'em 00\Vlir ' 1. 8t!are'l, ' ers on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, works together , has '\ note Hable Answers 7:45- reli'eafial t:S. GUido'l lll~•t ~Showl WCSH --TV 8 items to glw the !amily are asked to noti(y the Salvation Army, 992-5472, of the contribution. Clothing articles may he lei! at the Salvatioo Army Heedquart- • -name Joey Blsbop ,· I Appeal Made HOGG & lUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773·5554 club h I d I PLYWOOD DIMENSION LUMBER 'PANELING FULL LINE PAINT I tllat pltal, MASON a not:IJ1s been lllven 1111 honorable mendon In llle region cia Its' 196566 year ·book. !lira, Wfno told Of the tberaw PrOCram at the.Albens Slate 1/olptw last ·wee k. Plans w_ere Dllde Cor providing ~jolla., orrangomente rorthehoa- NO.OO O.wn - a.lanct on CortYenlent T•rm~ ,, SOeood 100 Yeers Movie l'8lllollal milling New Furniture ONLY CJIIIer eomedlatollle Mrs. Chapman \, ' ' . .tj'' . ·t, '{•, . . 1 J ~· l·' 'I . ·I' ''' .. ' 1f"v~~-- :t~P8ri,~e:~;:- ¥!', ~ Say ;Me1s: t-he . Bell•lot . �Chti>mao. '·, . Nichol-. Ro1 Mrs, Edith 3 ROOMS \POliO '299 FURNITURS CO. MASON, W. J\. r~~S;V;~~-U-M~;_y-.I I ON ALL YOUR BUilDING and REMODELING NEEDS I I ,'I ,I ,i :1 •--·-- II I -- FrN Delivery The IIIIIIUal Christmu parf.y wiD be held at the home o! !lire. Wlnn, Fndt will be given at Chrlatmastime to t h e Meigs C®ntv Children'!~ HOD!l! Tlpo on What to ln"'recember were !liven by Mrs. &towdell, The travellns prbe donated by Mrs. Pearl Little 1\'8S """ by Mrs. Margaret Por100s. Cooldes, jlWlcil and eottee were served durlns tho OOIIciUdlng .,.. elal hour. Mrs. Atkln8 and !lire. Murra,y J)lllsided at the punch bowl and colfee servlee. Thankag!Ying veroes were given Ia response to roll call. Late Show 11:20- i:I:SO Tonight M11on, W. Va. YOU DESERVE THE BESt- Thufsday 1 I Your pharmacist to provide you with the very best Jel!ers 8:00I 8:309:00 Mike Douglas . 9:30- i,JAfLY cifl')tO l1lm' - Rere'e how . -$3.99 Parade ment and pharmaceuticals . _. they're a team dedicated to your good health I AlwayS et Your Sorvico POMEROY OPEN DAILY 1:00AM TO 10:00 PM luiiMy IO:tO AM to 12:30 PM 1nd I.OOtePzODPM I 'a -z G E 1 U C G C K Uv . McHale's Navy Dreem Girl ot Women's News (' . , New Members Welc0med into Gorden Club •' bytetlan Chu.-h, - . · SA'\'tJRDAY ROtniD AND SQUARE dlnee . 1!111 'be 'lleld Sa~. Nov. 25, ·' II 8 p,dl, at tile BI!Word YOi&U> Center, The dlnee is belrv l!l)allliOroof by the -Buckeye MotoreyC!e Club, 22 Attent , . -22 Attend Class Dinner Monday ch)ircll dining t'oolii Moriday nill1l with 22 members and fiiOsts lit· tending. Decorations by Nre. E'll!rstt Thomu corrllid out tile holldti)' {I!Otlt. In ros.,Gnse to roll esll, /l!embers gave a ThellklliYl!V ' ~... News Merv Griffin .... MEANt MUCH THE YEARS WE APPREciATE IT AND WAN'!' TO WISH YOU . Pacemaker News News Late Show Sports Joey Bishop WCHS ~-TV 8 WHTN -TV 13' Bible Answers . ·J rH. • \Sleepy Jeffers • ' . lourtos~;, 3:00 Another World The Fug!Uve Jackie Oblinger -As World Tuma To TeU Tnlth 3:25- News 3:30 Dm't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4:305:30RaWhide Edge ol Nlgbt Dark Shadows Fllnlllilnea Famlly Theater Dating Game ·NewJ,yweoJ Gam!' Trulh·C~IIOt · News· SPIN· A~YARNS_ii.OP~• L • • ,< 0\1 ' Open House Svecials--Con_tjniJes t~fu Nov, 25 , , ~· ' ,, ,.,. .., ,-Du41eyts· Hondo Friday A Deal Tde month• to ,My/ -PAUL WttDHt ls ·~~ .; PrQnt 1t\tf: ~.~i4u;t~ WouJd~f.t ' 6:30 - NO MONEY D TO US OVER Women's News General Hospital WSAZ -TV 3 '9 & HAS . • itosal!e story, were welcomed into tile membership Oflhe WalkIll Gorden Club at a recent meetIng of the group held at tile home MASON PERSONALS ot Mrs. Edna Lee. and Mrs. Ltlter Zerkle Mrs. AUdra Well prtoi<Mdatthe al Marahall Unlver'!«J _, WI, .;. •'"-·"""'· <t)tnOd with~ , 'D11 -""-J• Jlliit!ler, II t . 1110!' sslllle to lhe ,, '· MeHale's Navy Dream Girl 10:00 Dean Martin 11:00 News 11:2011 :30 Tonight rilanllfat:ttlret's 1pecificationa. All work is plrfarmed by aidllid mechardCII with modern YCMI. Family Theater NFL Football Our expert mecllanic• adjutt c•ater, cambtr •nd toe-in to precllloil equiplllt!nt. ' ' News . Mrs. AIOIIzo Custer prialdld at the bullno18 llleotilt d~ llldcll lime plus were maCle *w rlllllelllbering lint· In• at Christ• Ylee · , preatdltlt . LYDdm! B. Jack Ruby. Jaliiuoo was awotn lli as chi~! Hospital . ' ' i963, Preoldent'- Jojlll F.• ' Ktimed$ ivliL BSIIUIIilail!ll Ia 'eXerutlve. Lee Harv.,y Oewald, : two now mellibors, 1\lro. GOldie charged with the ahoollng, wu ' and h d··"""· - MI. nanu llrill a ,tew h;li>ta lator iatai)JI ohot two , dtil'a !liter bY - Storjl or .,...wr, •• ,,: · ,~OLIDAR ::---------------------- ------ N0Wv75c! ' _ ' MPORTED-Re~- 59c and .'1.89 .•. ' -' ,-, fARN -"--------,-, it · '---- -~ - -' WORSTED TWEEQ, Re-g. - than dishwashlng by hand! MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~M;em;be~r;~;~ ' AEHSGCCUHV ' In The Fugitive lUICK KNIT-REG. 95c I' . K V M K \'tstertlay'• Cr)'JtiOIJUOte: LANGU.ApE; AS WJCU.. AS THE FACULTY OF SPEIJCII, WAS THE DIMIIDIAIJ'Il GilT OF GOD.-- -NOAH WICBBTER Red Cross Chapter today issued an aweal on behalf ot the ll· member Henry Cline !amlly whose residence was destroyed by lire late &mday nlghl. All o! the !amlly's household goods and clothiqr weredeotroyed In the fire, Both Mr. and Mrs, Cline ore unable to work. They have nine children at home. The house where the famlly res tded was a rental Wilt located at Ball Run, The !amlly !a looking lor low cost adequate housing. Residents having furniture FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ' S K t/ N L, UC WBN UVGPUNKWTG BTBQ,VJQ , - KIUGT Tho Meigs County American waist, 30 length trousers. The family is temjiOJ'arily re sidlqr with a married daughter In Mloklleport. GOLFERS' PARTY SET The 11111111al Christmas parly or the Pomeroy Golf Club wiD be held at 7 p.m. on Dec, 10 at the Drew Wel>eterPoat39,'Amerlcan Le!doll, Home. The event Is 01)811 to members and green lee players and their apwsea. George Hall wiD J)lllVIde 11111le during llle a1ra1r. Tickets, et $2 per person, m111 be JQrchaaed at the club. Deadline lor JQrehaseslo Dec. G. RIXAU. DRUGS TUSG CUTOVN and a hall and 18 1/2. Cline wears small size shirts and 32 Swisher & Lohse -- i~tnAr GPGEF H 8 Mrs. Cline can wear sizes 16 • 112 I. MAIN Aj)rn>to....,.~n "' T~ llibi>LEPdRT Wllmfllfl\ Tho 6MUal Tliinkll!'llne 4!MOr, •Chrlllllall Tempennee union wm 'meet ·et 7,30 Frldey ~at the ot the J.o.F. e1..1 ottile \Jni11G __ :t.l!cJdl\!pwt First tlnlted .Pftl· ~st Churth wae held Inlbo to work It_: , DLB4>AXR , lo ci F'-E L L 0 . W 0~ letter siJtlpiy stijnds tor another. In this ilample A ta UHd. Jor the three L'a, X tor the tWo O'e, etc. Sl.ft&'le letteta, apoa· trophies, U.e len(lh and torrhaUon of the wordo are all hlnbo, "E,Jlch day the ecCie letW. are c:Utterent. , ,,.. '. . . ··~ ·r Btown OJ\'\Willa '' flit by Fire four are boy' !rom ages eight through U and they wear clolhiJ¥ in size ra.wes from six through 12, Two girls, 12 and 13, weer prls cloth~ ln sizes 12 and 14 while two others, ages 16 BOO 18, wear size 10 b1 women's garents, A 14-yeer-old boy, at home. wears sizes, 14 and 16, of medical treat- •• ' Giris Size 13 to Feenage 4 to 12 ladies Size · 5 to 1L _ Cl>riot. tlie l'l!hcaNJe lit . . ~m. monger For J~amily but muot be especially marked lor distribution to the Cline famIly, The Rev, Kenneth Pierce, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, also is taking a role in assisting the !amily, Cootributions ma,y also noti(y him, Among the nlnechlldrenathome with your doctor •7 ', lf: !Wnt ' WHTN -TV 13 ~n to rrl· the T'rift[b d . Halt an'em 00\Vlir ' 1. 8t!are'l, ' ers on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, works together , has '\ note Hable Answers 7:45- reli'eafial t:S. GUido'l lll~•t ~Showl WCSH --TV 8 items to glw the !amily are asked to noti(y the Salvation Army, 992-5472, of the contribution. Clothing articles may he lei! at the Salvatioo Army Heedquart- • -name Joey Blsbop ,· I Appeal Made HOGG & lUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773·5554 club h I d I PLYWOOD DIMENSION LUMBER 'PANELING FULL LINE PAINT I tllat pltal, MASON a not:IJ1s been lllven 1111 honorable mendon In llle region cia Its' 196566 year ·book. !lira, Wfno told Of the tberaw PrOCram at the.Albens Slate 1/olptw last ·wee k. Plans w_ere Dllde Cor providing ~jolla., orrangomente rorthehoa- NO.OO O.wn - a.lanct on CortYenlent T•rm~ ,, SOeood 100 Yeers Movie l'8lllollal milling New Furniture ONLY CJIIIer eomedlatollle Mrs. Chapman \, ' ' . .tj'' . ·t, '{•, . . 1 J ~· l·' 'I . ·I' ''' .. ' 1f"v~~-- :t~P8ri,~e:~;:- ¥!', ~ Say ;Me1s: t-he . Bell•lot . �6-1 P. 5 ow, Olllo 5 1 Shine very gentle IK , pho e 7 5265. ·---- --,.- .. ot e land G .•• furnished. 4 3658. In 17- morr. of our ears ago gav rest, But broke our hear 's word Is true, HI• cause Is just. r rd. lea e he In your tru I. Sad! 11 7 1011: epresen- t.I-2WTC • OTATO �6-1 P. 5 ow, Olllo 5 1 Shine very gentle IK , pho e 7 5265. ·---- --,.- .. ot e land G .•• furnished. 4 3658. In 17- morr. of our ears ago gav rest, But broke our hear 's word Is true, HI• cause Is just. r rd. lea e he In your tru I. Sad! 11 7 1011: epresen- t.I-2WTC • OTATO �. ' '·~·· , ' .,. ' J I Ntt,•· Von Kno-w '111$. Amlllh, bodr lllliihed at a conservative of Moimonl~ea lllstl~· ~l lh<\lr dlst!Dotl..., .dress anli'ftlincOii!Ormli;r, n..D.· ber abollt• 17,500 ln tile Unlled stateo. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 Million . by The 'Why' Of Thanks Described SWEDISH DIPLOMAT GUN. '"" Jarring lodq aeceplecl apIOialmont u IP8Cial United Nr.. 1ona peace t1MJ1 to the Middle lUI wbere lhe United Arab Jle. ..,lic was threatening new war rllb Israel, U,A,R, President Gamal Abo lei Nuser, In a speech openlna 1 new session of Eo'Pt'l nafaaal aa.,rnb!,r_Thuradl1, wamd he is P!§>ared to to war iiilidf political pressures cia lilt force Israel to l!lve up Arab lands selzed In the June 5-10 so nr. IOWA CITY, IOWA- THE llrst llocunUinled caao of a chlld born deformed after lta mothar hod taken U1D lilrlng early preg. 11111ey wu confirmed tocla¥ by a tlldlatrlcs profeseor at the State Unlver all;)' of Iowa. . Dr. Hans Zell- aa1d the I.'!QIIWI. I 19.,year-<>!d J'owa re. &ldent who took UID on four occasions during the seventh week of prell'laney, gave birth to ·a baby girl with a cletormed rl8ht log, ' .,'I ':: .... ... ... ..... , ........ ... ... . .... . . ···•·· · · · · • ·· ·· · ··; .· · ···· : . ; .. : ... ' ' ~ ·· ···'· •·····........ ········t·•·· ...···....... .. .. ....r'·· ; . 1 All wool tweeds, !la6llils, wide ;t'ate corif~ya.· Silos 28 waist to 32 waist and 84 to 88 wliist. Around ' DINNER PARTY rnVE - - ~ With l d!mer par. t;r 1a Cib.man.. o1 t11e birllldaf 111111.......,. or Mra. E, E. Foilrod. The P8111' wu held at the Jack Follrod home on Llneoln Hill. Attending were Mr. an d Ml'B. E. E. Follro<~ Damy and KIQ', Mrs. R101sh and Darin, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Follrod and Kim and Benny Branham. ' A1TENDGAME Mrs, Ray Williams and sons, Rocky and Mark, and Mrs. Sam Dyke were ln Moreheed, Ky., <m>r the weekend lor the Morebelli Slate Unlwrolty • Eutem Kentu<ky game, They went especlally to see Connee Wi I· Iiams, a senior there, Connee will arrive today tor a Thanksglvill! weekend visit wi1h he r parents. Middleport Mrs. Clyda Allonswur1h ls In Washington, D. C. w1t11 her daughter, Mrs. James Hartinprand children, for a holiday violt. Mrs. David Entomlnger Is In Charleston, W. Va. for a Thanks- vislt with her famlly, Mr. and Mrs, Roth Zahn and Mr. and Mro. Charleo Entsminger. giving Miss Carol Bachtel, R. N,, has rtiUrned to her emplol'lllent at the otnce ~ ilr. J, J, Davis after a several weeks' Leave due to the Ulness ~ her father and family of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Nathanlel Harman and <laUI!IIter, Dlana,orErle, Pa. and Mr. and Mro, John Smith of Akron, will be here for a Thanklll<lv!ng vlslt with Mrs. J, K. Smith and other relatives. Mrs. Evelyn Grueser ts a pa- tient at Holzer Hospital. She was accom)lO!Iled there Sundaf nl&lrt by Mrs. WUUamRobaonandMrs. MEIGS vln, and Min Rose Marte Hack- Tonight thru Saturday Nov. 22.25 "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" Genldlne Chsplln JuDe Chrtll.le Running time 3 Hrs. 20 llln. Box-office closes 8 P.M. ett, both students al Ohio state Ulllversizy, Th<oy will •pend the Thankqlv!Jv weekend here with · thelr lamliles, HAVE GUESTS Sundaf guests o! Mrs. Welby Whaley were Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Gladys CU<kler, and Mrs. Karl Grueser, ' ' •••• • SlAQ(S '" .. I . ' . , ' ' ' '' ' ! ' ' • • • • '•' t ~s stZIUOL...2.89 . MENS AND BOYS TROUSERS ' . " ' ·· · ····~·····q\.,. . ,/., 10.95 )2;95 1,.95 14.95 16.50 19.50 22,50 25.00 2t.SO . .. . ' .. ..... . ,.. ... . ..... ... ....... ... ~ ........... . .. . ' ~.' / ~~ 5;95 . .THIS SALE .FOR 4.50 I 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ... . .. . . . . >f " ' t • o o o o • • oo I ~,- J~, , .,j • o o o o , , .\i.,,, o -~ • . .. 1~;.49 ,· ~ .'t·. ' ; , '. ; :••••.• : .: i. :::::: :; :. :.:::: . . . . . . . .' . . . .; . ' . . ... . . . . . . . ' ' IAR.,, • . . . _. ,.. ' ( . ..... . ....... ' .. ''" ' ' ' 'l' 't·· · . - ' ,'"·, · ... .,. . .... .. '. -. ' ~~- ~ ~ - ', ·. V.AINI,'Y .. ·· •, • • .•• · •• • ''.'' · ~ : .. •'• • • · · ...... _..... . ,., \l . ..... . . o-1~ ••• \ · ' '' · • • · • • r · • • · ·, •• • ,'; .'1 • • , , . '•••.' ' . ... . ... ' ' ... ' -~· .. ; )., , ~ ...... ~ . ' ' I ,, , , , , , , , , , , , , ·•. • ,, ,, ;o1._fi,, , ~ ,."lo, 1 ,, .. .. : . . , .. . l' " '"''' 'it · ··· •{.-....· • · ····· ! ~ '' ' .. · ·, • ..... ' ' . ' .....•. ..... ..... ·' ····· · · ; ·· ·· ··· ·· ····'· ·· ·· ~ · · ·· · · · ~- .. Mrs• .1\J;eitler flies Thursday ' ~ IAT WELL . ".' .,. . ' ') . .'' '. .' :·"I . AND ' Mrs. Kreltler wu bom July 13, 1896, In Waftrly. She was l)l'8Cedlc! In death by her par. IIIII. Charles M. and Mollie Sbrldor Caldlrell. She moved frOm Pomeroy toNewarklnl931. She was a member of the Seclilld Preall)'terlaD Church of Newark and a gracllate of MuaJdn. 1180 College. She Is IIUJ'Vived by her lmiIIIIICI, George, who was a for. , _ counl;y 881'1cultural aseat of Pomeroy; two ~s, Mill Carolyn Kreltler, Peoria. W., 11111 Mrs. Joan Donohoo, Klleen. l'aas; two brothers, Charles Calc1'11811, StJrlnlllold, and John Coldwoll, Wavwb'_;,llve sisters, Mrs. VIrginia mea, Seallle, Wuh.i Miss LueyCald'11811,lllss Jean ~Caldwell, Miss Greta J:al4...U and Miss Mildred Calci'II8U, 1111 ol Dlltoo. Funeral services will be conPod UcJnclal at 2:30 p.m. from IIIII Second Preall)'terlaD Clllreh Ia Newark with the Rev. Charles lliQhter1 olllclatlna Burial will ill In Cedar Hill Camelerfthere. Frleads will be received at the Roll H111dor11011 Funeral Home, 59 N. 5th st.. Newark. from 7 to9 on~ llldtrom lio · 4llld 7 to 9 em'&lnda;y, · Banquet ENJOY YOURSELF ' ~EMBEI ••• AND ' . •'l R GRATEFUL! Thanksgivin~ is a lime for f)lstime celebra· tion .. .' Cl~ O·time to remember that our ,. ,..•. -of ' ' JICIV~ by tho•• before we.'W•rjsh our bles~inO', ·let. us p-rnl.\' . Sally Mora Will Crown !1ai'IJ, Speaker Set and a past judge of the Junlor Miss Pageant, and Russell Mil. Ier, Dayton, president of the Ohio Junlor Miss Inc. The judaes will Interview conteotants Sundaf atternoon. The bnpacts of Eastern Hl~ School will provide music for the peg. oant. HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS WEDNESDAY Forrest McNeal, Cheshirei Grover Arnold ~Pomeroy. ~ - IDil' 'DISCHARGES WEDNESDAY - or by cootaclln8 Ralllh Werry, Dixie SI\Yder, Wilbur Beaver. ADMISSlONS THURSDAY -Pat- Tl8<eti 'tor ·11U! be purchalled from any of the Albert Marlin, Janet Stump, 11 contestants In the pageant MerJe Manley, Mayme Custer, director, All-SEOAL . Mrs. Clark. CALCUTrA- ACOMMUNIST Instigated 4d-bour strike ended ot dawn liclda.Y and aulhorldoa M!~@_ SaJ!UI9ri!..MO!gs CouJi.. >egan counting the cost of the cy Junior Mlas 1967, will crown 'iooclf rioting that - down this olzy of 5 mlllkln for two c1t3s. lifo lilnnor of the 11J68 Junior At least live perB<IIa nre Miss Pageant of Nov. 26 at the dlled and 20 Injured Tburadl1 Middleport 1llllh School auditorlY policemen who !Ired 11 Ume1 Ium at about 10 p.m. '111$ J\DI. Into ramJllll(ng mobs that were lor Mlsa Hostess award winner 1J'Oiestlng the central govern- alao will be IIIIIOUIIcecL neot•s ouatmg of tile CommuMlaa Mora wiU present the "Far Away Places" wbleh help. dat.domlnated United Front f!PV· !l'lllllent of West llengal llate• ed win her title of Junior Miss last year. She repraiiOilled Melga Coun13' at the Oblo Junior Miss Pageant, and received honorable mention lor her hostess award I1ICII'IIin&. 1)1~tchi•,g J"'kebl n .ize. .~all, . ,,..,, ~ I .Anyone wlshlng to purchase one of the reasonably pri ced dolls may contact Mrs. Leifheit or '68 Meigs Junior Miss ' Mrs. Maey C, Kreltlor, 71, ol 1041 Fabbanks Ave., Now. ark. Ohio, died In Ucldng CouJi.. t;r Memorial Hospital Thuracll1 .• .... .......... . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . ..... .. ...... .. .. .......... . . •.••• • . • • . • •• • . ••. •• • ), '! , •• •• • , •• • ·The Boys sizes a're 6 to 18 and.lhe Mens sizes are . 29 to 36 wajst, I · ' Whllt They Last THI! !IOYS TROUSI!RS ARE .. .. . .. ... .. ... 2.50 THE MENS 'I'I!OUSERS ARE .c: .. .. .. .. .. .. 3.50 In dark green ·and dark grey. '!'he Tro..;.,tl In sizes 32. · .' .. ,.. . 'j, i •• ' : . .......... . ...... .•.. .~ .. :. ' TIOUSiRS AND JloGTS regulAr ~•e• 8 to 2.0. Juniot Petite Sizes 3 to 11, fti'ilular . uruor 11zes 3 to 15 and half slzes 12~ to :!e'k jlld fill' ' per si1e1 46 to 52. ' : ::.. .. , ......' . rr.. ' .. )' • WOMIHS DRISSIS ON SALE ' . '. . ......... .. .... .. .. ... .. .. .. ... . IUI:r••"· ·'........... · "· · .... ~ · · ... · ·" · · · · .. • 10M ..., . . .. ... .. . -· .... · ·MENS CAVAlRY TWIU '· , t •'o•• , • , ,. .. ...... ·... ............~ ........ ·. : .~ ' ' l oo o 'oJ, . . •. . . . . ...... .•..• ; . • . 1, .,, . . . ...•. : 1l:~ •'l'hes'e are Big \'ank Hopsacking Jeans that have been so very popular Hundrtch To Select From , I'·C.AS.Ii.S i ' . .... ...... ' ..... •·" ' . :.. .. ' ... . ' ·(Wo don't hovo 1ll1i1H In all colors! .. .. •o .. . . ~ .. ..... .. , ... .....' .. . '.. . ... ... ~. .. . .... . ... ' . . .. ',., . ~ .. . }< .. ,,, :.· y ;. ..... _ SAL1i 1.50 .. .. .... SAL. :1.25 . . . . ... SALI US . . . .. SALI 1.SO ........ . ... SALt 2.25 . SALE 3.25 SALE US SALE 5.25 to ' ..•. ' . . .. . ' .. .. 1,• .. . •. . . ,' .. . • ' '; . ·,~,.. ':1.. . ' . IN THIS GROIJP OF 1.9S SLACK SETS 2.95 SLACK SITS 3.95 SLACK SETS 4.95 51 ACK SETS ' · 9S SLACK SITS . ••'•" ·~" 1 " ~- ' ' ' •••• • • ., • • ' • f • • ' ' • •• ' • • . Two plece sets. Knitted T Top, ,Jii'ilg a!eove1 and match· mg trouoers In corduroy and stretch kniis. Sties 3 to Sx and 7 to 14. • • I' "· · ····· • ·· ·• •••' • • '•· ~"~· •• ~;, ,,,,, ~1. . GIRLS SLACK SUS ' i -\ ••• • , .· ' '' ' '' ' ' ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . ..... . \ .. ..... Mlf!IS SIZES FOR 3·89 . 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. , j ),. Naill measure. Deep tone colors and black. Eitcellent ·quallly. Well ktlowll brands. tor Ibis eve.nt, you can buy· " - A::..~ ,_,. ; • : I " I ' • •• '1.' · Long sleeve knit shirts in solid colors and Strlpes. Sizes 1,9S T TOPS l.9S T TOPS l.9S T TOPS •• , • , • ' ' ,.., • • • • • • • • • • • • f,• • ~"t Bop Biles from 6 fo 18 years. Mens mea from 29 to 42 T ToPs . . . ••••••• 0 ' • ' ' ,' ' ' Mrs, Ji>an Davis Wrli!llt and daul!llters are In the process or movi.ng to Athens where M r s. Wrl&fit Ia emp!Q1ed at 0 hI o Unlveralzy. BRINGS STUDENTS HOME • Wesley FrJ drove to COlumbua Tueada.v nlgbt for his 1011, Mar· Fornll Bachtel. GIRls diT Mrs. rJ. E, Harley ls the guest of her son, Dr, John Harley, Kenneth Byer. RETURNS FROM LEAVE ' . . Mra. Jack Follrod and Mro. Donald Roush entertained Sol- ,. ·w:· 1ft . :.. :: .. :: . .. . ...... SAL 1.25 . .. IAI.I t:u . . . il:liri~•'llli.n• eiii!My. Ptl'lilltlenl Pr- OH, YOU BEAVTIFIJL DOLL! Here ls part o! the feather dolls, eandy.sldrted dolls and costume dolls which have been made by Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and Mrs, William F. Clark for bazaar to be staged Dec. I and 2 at Duke Cleaners, Second St., Pomeroy, by the Rock Springs MethodiHt Church, Judges lor Oils year' a pag. 88111 are Mra. Richard Rawllnp, a past judge; Mrs. Janet Kom, hosteu of the "Cofl:se W I t h Janet;" Ralph E, Zlnoer, pres!· dent or the Marietta Ja.vceeo :::·:·:::·:::::·:-:-:·:·:=:-:::::;:;:;:;:;:;::;:-:-:-:-:::·:·:·:·:::::::::: Readers are asked to he patient until production of news lnto prlnt reiUms to normal, uslng the offset process Installed by the Ohio Valley Publishing company last SIUlday. Publisher Rlchard Owen said regular news budgets will he processed as soon as possible. ricia Roush, Pomeroy; Don Beck.. er, Middleport. DISCHARGES THURSDAY Grover Arnold, Bruce Campbell, Dan Weddle. · 'I,. · • SIMEON DAVIS DIES haS been received 0( the of Simeon V. Davis, 81, ln a Columbus hospital Wednesday. He was a Conner Pomeroy resident and was living in Marengo. He was the son of the late Eli and Annie Van Meter Davis. SUrvivors include his wife, Sylvia, Marengo, and two children, E~ther Mitton and James Davis, of Columbus. Arrangements are incomplete. SALLY MORA TllllEE FINED Three ~endants were fined $10 and costs each Tuesday ~tin the court of Middleport Ma.vor c, o. Fisher. They arc Shirley Lou Meyers, 24, Rerdsville, Rt. 1, speeding; Terry Lee Wolfe, 18, Portland, operating a motor vehi cle in a dangerous marmer ~ and owens R. Badgley, 45, MhldlepOrt, intoxication. NUMBERS TO CALL Syracuse village officlals sald toda.v the emergency and lire number, 992 ..5201, remains the same and ls listed in the phone directory. The only difference is the extension in the home or Mayor Hennan London and to reach him the eme1·gency number must be called. If there ls no answer at 992-5201, persons desiring emergency or fire de· partment servlce should call992· 5133 as the second nwnber, or 992-2801 as the third nwnber. COLUMBUS (IJPI) GOv. James A. Rloldes has anliOWICed he may oubmlt to the leglllal!lre a $700 millkln bond Issue to provlda a glaut boost to trsnsportatloll research and const~Vctlcm • R~l llld the prqiOOid bond 1•-· which ww!d have to be approvecl by the lol!lalalure IIDd then by voters, would provida: -$275 million In d!N..tapproprlattons to clUes and countles The weekly school news col· to help them overcome crl1111llng umn by George Hargraves point. tralflccongestlon. - $125 million to complete the log up ~~ In the Melga Appalachian lllllhWIQ', connectLocal Dlotrlet does not appear Ing ClnctnnaU with Belpre, that toc~a¥. In Its place, Supt. Hargraves has been stalled lor lack of submitted the following by aMI<\o federal funds. - $240 million, which would dleport fourth grader, George Stewart; aon of Mr. a n d Mrs. be matched by lederal money, to ac ..lorate highw!Q' conatrucGeorge SteWart: "WHY I AM THANKFUL" Uon tllroughout the state. - $3D million to build the "I am Olank!Ul Olat God geve His son, Jems. to dle on Cal- transportation reseerch and devary's cross and He shed Hls velopment center In Logan and Union countles. own blood that we ml&fit No New Taxes have everlaatlng lite In o u r Rhodes said the IIIOII6Y to II· home In Heaven. "1 am thankflll lor food a n d nance all those projects can be clothing and shelter and o u r raised "at no addl.tlonal cost to famlly. I am thankful for o u r Ohio taxpayers." He explallled clmrches that we can gil to, the $700 mDllm bond Issue to worship God and to learn more could be financed by a rEilewal of the one-oent gasoline tax and about Him, "I am Olank!Ul lor tile world the axle mOe tax, both of which that we live In and Ole~· are now 1n existence. As things stand now those In lt. I am Olank!Ullor 111,)' ~ds ' two taxes would end when the and they moan to me. · $500 mUIIon hlghWIQ' conatrucu1 am thankful for a God who Uon bond losue approved by Vl>o will answer oor priQ'ers. ters In 1965 Is paid of!. "Truly - we have so much Rhodes brought up the subject to be thank1W for." of urban traltlc bottlenecks ear· ller this week when he asked businessmen at a meeting It :-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-:-:::·:·:-:·:-:-:::-:::-:-:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:-:-:-:-::;.;.. tho Ohio Chamber of Commerce to help his administration aolve Wednesday was a d!Q'ofdooble the problem. accidents for Ernest (Bud) wtn. 11 0ne can travel 50 to 75 mUea gett or Racine. Louie D. Lee, 34, Rt. 1, Racine, traveling ealit on Rt. 124, sttu~~·.a :COW belonging to Wingett, beriJdng Its leg, The COW later had to be destroyed. Wingett, traveilng to the scene of the accident was truck from . behind by a car driven by .Edward M.. Brown, New Haven. The'Pomero;· emergency sQied 11"!18 summoned 'Thursdav At 12·. The Meigs County SherlfPs De· 50 p.m. to the Karr and Van partmenl reported no arrests Zandt parking lot where Wllor injuries, heavy damage to llam Browning, Cedar Grove, the Lee car, mediwn to Brown's W, Va., was found lying on the and light to the Wingett vehlclu. street. He was taken to Vater. ana lllemorlal Hospital as a ;;;;.;::-:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:::::·:·:-:-:::-:-:·:·:·:-:·:-:::::·:-:-:-:·::::: medical patient. The S<fllld was summoned a. gain at 5:14 p.m. to Vale st., MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL lor Mary Frazier, a maternlt;r ADMISSlONS WEDNESDAY - case, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The None. DISCHARGES WEDNElDAY - unit was called tocla¥ at 5:27 a.m. to Clittol), W. Va., for small Howard Kitchen, Bllly Brewer. ADMI$10NS THURSDAY - daughter of llh-. and Mrs. Jack Welker who wu having convul· None. s!OIIs, Tho child was taken to Hoi· DISCHARGES THURSDAY - zor Hospital by the S<Jied. None. Bombers:, Blast Escape Routes ily EuGENE V. RISHER -:n.udwa,y betw- Dall SAIGON (IJPI)- Waves of :tho provincial giant u.s. B:;2 bombera tocla¥ ·The bodies of biasllod routes or Com. lwere found on the s neelng Hill 875, ·;and numerous blood captured by American eoldlero roway lntiD the junglee. In the longest and bloodiest' Five miles eali ol. campaill'l or the llv...year.long 'sprawling American bale ·II: Vietnam war, Plolku, Communlst ~ · About 20 miles sooth of Dak {!Iring a! polnllllank r_, To, focal pointed ol the 23-day ·.ambushed a slz..truck ~ campalsn In tho Central High. :. convoy. Six Amerlellla · lands, about 500 American ~wounded and three _ . . . , troopa caullllt up wllb a n<l jNorth VletDamese eold!erl : batUe<l an unknown size Ioree ol captured. North VIetnamese. '. U.S. troops captured Hill 815 First reports llld at least one Thursday after live claY• It American was ldlled and live heavy llghUng. OhMI<llll Ill tbo club, - •at b::" mont o«tclal said liclda.Y. atlon Servlce, said. In Minnesota and parts Tho molsture Is high of South Dal<ota have farmers In corn harveated thm~gb most been able to harvest a fairly of Nebrallka·bitwo-thlrds or Iiil .~ dry crop, !lob Bergland, Ml4- and all of !nolo, lncllana and west Director lor the AgrlcuJ. Ohio, he llld, "and that still In farmers, 111 Agrlculture Depart. tural Stabilization and Conserv. the llolds Ia eVOII wetter," Only Hartenbachs' is Unusual Home '*" Mrs. Montgomery Dies Wednesday Funeral services for llebble B. Montgomery, · 73, Langsvllle R. D. Who died Wednesday at 10 a. m, IOlelqlOctedly at home, wlil lie. bold Saturday at 2 p, m , at lllng. Burial will be in the Red" . . ollt(.<:elftllleey, &R Squad Called _ Slgnlllcant changes In bar· Prices for drying OQJipment natlng tn the last tow years range trom $3,000 to $15,000 worllelled the problem, Bergland wbon It can be had. but the aa1d. Corn lormOJ'ly stored on ,:Jiltmand has so heavy that the cob now to harveated by ,'!fwlloloaalers report none avail· plclulr - shellers which enshle '' Jlble at any prtceJ. be said. farmers to !lick the crop a week Break J>ven to 10 days earlier but which a!Buyers are diiiCOUIIllng the so re(JIIres artlll.clal drying. wet corn ao heavily that flll'DIers are being o!!ared as l!Ulo u 50 cents a bushel, compared to the $1.05 price Sllpport loan under wblch theY 1\gure they just I break oval, Bergland said. ''F'armer""""ers probably can withstand the I<JIOOZO, but the tenant Iarmer wl1o has tooled up with blgb-prlced lii8Cblnerl' and no oubstantlal ll11ancla1 backlog Is In bad trciUble." Parkersburg ' She was horn Feb, Redcllff, the daughter Harvey and Mary Jane Pierce Wright. She was also precedalln ·death by two daughtes, Doria, and Helen Woodruff, two broth· ers, and two sisters. SUrvivors include her husbopd, · Twice Thursday Corn Stale$ Farmers in Trouble By MARGUERrl'E DAVIS WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - Tho exceeslvoly blah moisture content of this year's corn crop prabably moans banltruptcy lor a sizable number of mldwestem * HAROIJJ LOHSE, buslnessman, has bef.nnamedto serve oo the Meigs County Board of Education, He willlill the WlelQ>lred tenn of the late Carl Kautz, Pomer01 star Route, ¥~hieh expires Jan. 1, 1970. I.,Ohse was lonnerly a member of the Pomeroy Exempted Village Board of Ed· ucatlon. He is active in the Church of Christ and Pomeroy Gun Club, Charleyi these children, Mra.' Audrey Malone, Jackson; ,.roM· Monl!lOmery, ~ Reynoldobuzll Franlcs Montgomery, Jacko!ID; Claude Montgomery, Jack~ Paul Montgomery, ~llvlllo; . 12 grandchildren, and lblee great-grandchildren. · Friends may call at tho residence IDlti.L noon when the body will be funeral home to lie In Illata noon until tlme ot servlees, Returning to Widow .• ,,,,,., LOUISVILLE K,y, (UPI)- Mrs. Thelma \v. Tichenor 20 liclda.Y awaited tho boc!y of' 11M husband, a VIetnam casual!;)' mistakenly ldeotllled as another soldier and burled by a grlev. lng tamlly tn T81111esseo. Mrs. Tlehooor was notllled by a Ft. Knox Arm,y ~ Weclneadl1 or tho deatll Nov. 9 ot PFC Quinn WU!iam Tichenor 23, and on the following lillY of a "mixup" tn ldenWlcatleln. "The Arm,y told me they had trcd>le ldentltying him," the i Rhodes Asks FFA � 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/. 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