http://66.213.69.5/files/original/487296cc886fb82efa12c69288c880dd.pdf ac5ee10a6a2a007be111810656215c74 PDF Text Text . • • .! I . NOW :fOU KNOW •• • ftoo ..._. ~ Hrzhiiu ._ • ,nonce .., 'll.fll . . - . . . "' liz ... . ..... . ~ • e at .. ....... • ,.,.. ....,....,, .,.. .. • -· . _ 7·11. ........, " ' ....., . . 1*1"!11 ... - • --·,.·-··-..· . ---·--.......-. . ......,.C:·:-. )J..o~e~~ .'l'• r~r. ,.,....... 01. r~~e .,.,,..,.... ~- • - ' ' TUESDAY, ~E~RUARY 12, 1963" · VOL XIV NC>. 253 50 • J • '· • J. . •... ..:... ·- ..., . . NucleatTest Ban Treaty • ' Is·Cioser · LIBERTY THEATRE Donald O'Connor in "THE WONDERS OF ALADDIN" (Color\ MR. MIDKIFF, LEFT; STANFORD STOCKTON · ALSO SELECTED SHORTS Veteran•-r Recognized For Service~. MEIGS THEATRE roMEROY; OHIO . .,. ' ,,, ' ' ... .MR. DOUGLAS LANG of the Printz~il Coat Company will be on the 2nd. floor .at . Elb,rfelds .In Pomeroy TOMORRQ~! . TUESDAY· UNTIL NOON with a complete showing of smart new Printzess Coots. and Suits. . be a contract ~ween Qlfictr and ' • • •• township, be frOID to tz;O, and that orrangl!- You can select your Printzess Coat. or . Suit in your correct size. t bo mer $Million be made with .8QITOIIJIII. ' oubdivisions that $110 be paid each llre caU made ln a .ELBERFELDS.IN POMEROY 1 ANNOUNCING Patrol Warns , , ROBINSON'S NEW ·::;.r~·•/ ' Highways Are · SP,ijJ~; Slick. SttliT FINISHING SE.rtVICE . ' I Anon Chlll'ge Ruled Short Of Evidence 'l'llo..ll!do ,State Patrol ed '!!~daY lilt b!pWays Ire eoviired".ncl illpperi. r----- ..et;~~· nioriima. Mrs. Houotwih: You wli! ooy and ho wli! oay .. ... .... ... .. o.r. - ·• COJI thetruct This is our completely new By . Wllhman't'' aad Pq&lll'n's shirt finishing department. Alld designed to give you the finest service possible · · · from the minute your shirts leave our new washer untU they go through our 69c . ·. . · finishing and packaging department. \ Same Day Service On Request ·' WALNUT FINisH.· CUSTOM SHIRT FINISHING BY ., e54"Dr•.., 2161. SECOND POMEROY . • Bookca.. lild W .,.,. Suit,_~ At • ; • ' FORfMAN & ABQOfi<;.,:. N.2nciA ',' · . · " ' < ' ' "I ·~"/ to 600 .!' ~- ,1'' School Probe Grand Jury Seated PT. PLEASANT - The IJI"ond jill')' for the of aebool lnaoerlesof 1111elel'· wu at noon lifter of the otiglnll jury ........ • 5 Dra-r•Ciutd ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY 1 t . . .' •·,.,,. . ., ' ' { �.;:r;~; ,.. ,.., "' ,,~ ...•'"'., !OMMENl,Af~ EOITOIIAlLY • • "' . I . .,. ... ... ~ • ll1U7 ~nUnel, Pomeroy-Rlddlepott, ~ • ~ . " . o., Feb. ·- 12, ttd.s ~ I .0 • • • .~ y n~ntlnf! ~r~- ... .:.:. •' . - .., _ On Lincoln's Birthd~y - . • ·' - - " .. ... '"' p , J .. - ~- Bob Ripley, who 30 years ago syndi- OF PERFECTION. ('You also Clln't bfat ttited nation~wide a news panel, "Be- it in Reno or Las Vei,aJ on the f j r,. t .. • lieve It Or' Not" dedicated to unearth· throw). !ng the. 'il~~~l, once .drew America's attentwtt-IQ· jlri'e of the many umque as· HOW ·GOD llilt;DJ-pects of Abraham Lincoln whose birthA'BRAH:\M LlNCOLN " dav "todly.••; Seeking a deliverer.aiid-a Sa~ior, _!~~ Benjamin 'F . Turner ' of Lancaster, great God in his own purpose passed by once a Pomeroy reSldent and M e I g s the palace and Its sil)<e.n d~lights, He county representative in the Ohio legis· , took a mue babe In his arms and called lature, recalls Ripley's Lincoln panel, to his side his favorite angel, the Angel as well as a brief article entitled "That of Sorrow. Stooping, he whispered, "0, Is How God Made Abraham pncoln," by Sorrow, thou well beloved teacll'er, take Dean Duttol). Both follow: thou Ibis chlld of mine and make himgreat." Take him to yonder cabin in the wilderness; make his home a min's LINCOLN AND NUMBER 7: Each name contains 7 letters; he lived home; plant cut his his · 7 years in Kentucky and 7 years in Sa- thorns; lem; he was a private (seven letters) and rocks as he climbs the' a captain (7 l~tters); was elected 7 times; Make each foot print .red . with sworn into Congress Dec. 7, 1947; held life blood; load his Iilii! 'if~~~f 7 offices in succession in Springfield; dens, give to him da~i:· •f:·~oiL"ii!i had 7 debates with Stephen Douglas of study and sleeplessne!IS . .. "Wrest from 'his arms whatever . he (twice 1 lellen);- lought slavery t7 letters); his ancestors came from Hingham loves, make hiS heart. through sorrow, (7 letters), Englan<U7 letters), county of as sensitive to the sigh of a slav~ •.as a Norwich (7 letters); moved at the age of thread of silk in a window is sensitive 7 to Spencer (7 letters), indiana (7 let. to the slightest wind that blows; and · ters); and was 7 year& in the State Legis· when you have digged lines. of pain in ' .. lature; he appointed " 7• cabiDet mims- his cheek, and made his face more marters; 7 states seceded; his best general red than the face of any man of his was U. S. Grant l7 letters) and he died a lime, bring him back to me, and with few minutes after 7 on the 7th day of him I will free 4.000,000 slaves." That JS how God made Abraham Lin· April: ABRAHAM LINCOLN. , BIBLE'S NUMBER coin. ' ~ ;.: •.'" •• ,,p._ -.~: Mr. IIIII llrl. Dale 8lelnii ol are .-.ncJnc tbe1remarrilp tl tbelr di"'!!Marilyn Suo, to lillchlel Jlurq ci Coolville. '1)t ~!. !l c. <l 11 .... b rtn,c:oremonywaapirGeorJe I. ~~a1r~r~~o-~w:~~i~~ And now, something for the men: There 'Are three safe ways for a man P"l 40 lo get the snow shoveled off his driveway or sidewalk, according to Dr. Geoffrey Martin, state health officer m Topeka, Kan. 1 Hire the boy next door. 2. Get a power shovel. 3 Let your wife do It. Just how "safe" the last suggestion is may be open to dispute, but it is by far the most tempting of the three. Dr. Mar- •.; 1..iaoJ Ill. ' ' .. .. 'Safe' Snow Shoveling .. I. C. tin defends it by saying that "men are not as tough as women. Men fold up early because they spend great deal of time in sedentary occupations." In case men may hesitate to admit to fadmg vigor in an attempt to get their \VIves to shoulder the shovel, the doctor adds this health tip for the ladies: "Housewives have a tendency to stay indoors in cold weather. Shoveling snow gets them outdoors in the fresh air.'' Question both sides would like t h e answer to: Is Dr. Martin married? a / < • \ :·~ Y~ice Of. Broadway ·••. Reporting .. By DOROtHY KJLGALLEN BROADWA\:. BULLETIN BOARD A top Holly\"ood director has sep~ Audrey Hepburn the newest Joseph Hayes novel, "Don't Go Away Mad," in tbe hope that she'll consent to play the leading role-that of a girl with "a creative urge." Too bad there aren't three Audreys; everybody wants her for a picture . . Danny Kaye is more than a little concerned about daughter .Dena's condition . . . . . When Debbie Reynolds finishes her next flicker. she and her millionaire husband, Harry Karl, will take a trip around the world Rex Harrison·, must be having conniptions over the;advertising campaign for "Qleopatra." After all, he is a very big star- . and until the, "Roman scandals" was far more imPortant in show business itan Richard Burton-but 20th Century';F'ox is promoting tbe picture with a su'1!ple reproduction· of a J:>ilinhng , sh~mg Elizabetli Taylor and Burton, wiih" no mention of Re.x:y. or even tpe .movie's title. They seom , to think that's unnecessary, an<Hhey're probably,.r1ght The most fascinatine aspect of the flood at the Hotel l'ourteen was the revelation that Joseph Cotten and his wife. Patricia Medina, were livmg_ there. One would expect them to be slashed at the St. RegiS, the Pierre, the Plaza, or some hostelry on lhat level. And they can't say it's near the theatre where they are playing in "Calculated Risk"; it's 'way up in the Sixties, which IS scarcely the heart of the theatrical district. Richard Rodgers is reportedly enthusiastic about getting Van Johnson for the mal<dead in the London company of "No Strings''--the role Richard Kiley plays so well on Broadway The composer must consider it a very flexible part, because Van is anything but the Kiley lype . Sen. Barry Goldwater saw the "Dim a Dozen" show at the Plaza and appeared very amused by the song "Barry's i!oys," which lampoons him. He went backstage to congratulate the cast and delivered a lengthy speech on the glories of Amer~ca, where perform· ers can make fun of the President or a Senator without fear of reprisals Robert Coleman, drama critic for the New York Daily Mirror, is recovering from a .mugging that occurred in midtown the other night as he was walking to his Central Park South home after attending a theatre premiere. Fourteen stitches were necessary to close his head wound . . You wotil~ll't think Gene Krupa's hot combo would be a romantic back· ground, but that's exactly what it served as Tina Louise came into the Metropole with composer David Anram and they exchanged soulful glance• ..... Jack E. Leonard, felled by pneumonia over a week ago, is responding rapidly to his doctor's treatment and is expected to be back on hi• two jolly feet before long ... The customer demand for receipts in restaurants and night clubs has increased so tremendously since the new Internal Revenue regulations went into effect that they're slowing up the trade. Many soon have to follow the lead cafes of one Broadway spot which has designed a new kind of check with 3 receipt at the bottom which ~n be tom off easily and given by the waiter to the Tired Expense Account Man . David Merrick's office has been deluged with photographs of little boJs, sent by mothers who hope their oftspring may be select· ed to replace the last-growing children in "Oliver." ~· wm FiiKincial Go~ip ·_From The Capitol ,l / ............. ··-... ' ' ';JOHN~ .··.. . /' J'M COLP. -'T 'IIIII PI-UiiE ~lET llf Al'l li'U'CTRIC I!II..NfKii'T? ···:-···-····· i THf CHRISTIAn SCifnGf monnoR . Accurate Complete News · ·, Coverage , ..·· .• ! ............-........., WE &\:JNT ... \ ..... ··-... ! ..., N< ucnuc: \ \ • ·. e&.ANUI't ........ '..1................ •'. •' / I i' THe; curli'&T \ I, MINK NITII!, i \ 1bt!O'Y. / '·t·· ' I 'f ! • • .' . //····1 SA.;,········~. . • J ' ...• '• ... , .. ,,., ......... ....···-;;;;.;·: .... f AMIMK ·~ ·... ...... ,...m_/ T".-:1i �.;:r;~; ,.. ,.., "' ,,~ ...•'"'., !OMMENl,Af~ EOITOIIAlLY • • "' . I . .,. ... ... ~ • ll1U7 ~nUnel, Pomeroy-Rlddlepott, ~ • ~ . " . o., Feb. ·- 12, ttd.s ~ I .0 • • • .~ y n~ntlnf! ~r~- ... .:.:. •' . - .., _ On Lincoln's Birthd~y - . • ·' - - " .. ... '"' p , J .. - ~- Bob Ripley, who 30 years ago syndi- OF PERFECTION. ('You also Clln't bfat ttited nation~wide a news panel, "Be- it in Reno or Las Vei,aJ on the f j r,. t .. • lieve It Or' Not" dedicated to unearth· throw). !ng the. 'il~~~l, once .drew America's attentwtt-IQ· jlri'e of the many umque as· HOW ·GOD llilt;DJ-pects of Abraham Lincoln whose birthA'BRAH:\M LlNCOLN " dav "todly.••; Seeking a deliverer.aiid-a Sa~ior, _!~~ Benjamin 'F . Turner ' of Lancaster, great God in his own purpose passed by once a Pomeroy reSldent and M e I g s the palace and Its sil)<e.n d~lights, He county representative in the Ohio legis· , took a mue babe In his arms and called lature, recalls Ripley's Lincoln panel, to his side his favorite angel, the Angel as well as a brief article entitled "That of Sorrow. Stooping, he whispered, "0, Is How God Made Abraham pncoln," by Sorrow, thou well beloved teacll'er, take Dean Duttol). Both follow: thou Ibis chlld of mine and make himgreat." Take him to yonder cabin in the wilderness; make his home a min's LINCOLN AND NUMBER 7: Each name contains 7 letters; he lived home; plant cut his his · 7 years in Kentucky and 7 years in Sa- thorns; lem; he was a private (seven letters) and rocks as he climbs the' a captain (7 l~tters); was elected 7 times; Make each foot print .red . with sworn into Congress Dec. 7, 1947; held life blood; load his Iilii! 'if~~~f 7 offices in succession in Springfield; dens, give to him da~i:· •f:·~oiL"ii!i had 7 debates with Stephen Douglas of study and sleeplessne!IS . .. "Wrest from 'his arms whatever . he (twice 1 lellen);- lought slavery t7 letters); his ancestors came from Hingham loves, make hiS heart. through sorrow, (7 letters), Englan<U7 letters), county of as sensitive to the sigh of a slav~ •.as a Norwich (7 letters); moved at the age of thread of silk in a window is sensitive 7 to Spencer (7 letters), indiana (7 let. to the slightest wind that blows; and · ters); and was 7 year& in the State Legis· when you have digged lines. of pain in ' .. lature; he appointed " 7• cabiDet mims- his cheek, and made his face more marters; 7 states seceded; his best general red than the face of any man of his was U. S. Grant l7 letters) and he died a lime, bring him back to me, and with few minutes after 7 on the 7th day of him I will free 4.000,000 slaves." That JS how God made Abraham Lin· April: ABRAHAM LINCOLN. , BIBLE'S NUMBER coin. ' ~ ;.: •.'" •• ,,p._ -.~: Mr. IIIII llrl. Dale 8lelnii ol are .-.ncJnc tbe1remarrilp tl tbelr di"'!!Marilyn Suo, to lillchlel Jlurq ci Coolville. '1)t ~!. !l c. <l 11 .... b rtn,c:oremonywaapirGeorJe I. ~~a1r~r~~o-~w:~~i~~ And now, something for the men: There 'Are three safe ways for a man P"l 40 lo get the snow shoveled off his driveway or sidewalk, according to Dr. Geoffrey Martin, state health officer m Topeka, Kan. 1 Hire the boy next door. 2. Get a power shovel. 3 Let your wife do It. Just how "safe" the last suggestion is may be open to dispute, but it is by far the most tempting of the three. Dr. Mar- •.; 1..iaoJ Ill. ' ' .. .. 'Safe' Snow Shoveling .. I. C. tin defends it by saying that "men are not as tough as women. Men fold up early because they spend great deal of time in sedentary occupations." In case men may hesitate to admit to fadmg vigor in an attempt to get their \VIves to shoulder the shovel, the doctor adds this health tip for the ladies: "Housewives have a tendency to stay indoors in cold weather. Shoveling snow gets them outdoors in the fresh air.'' Question both sides would like t h e answer to: Is Dr. Martin married? a / < • \ :·~ Y~ice Of. Broadway ·••. Reporting .. By DOROtHY KJLGALLEN BROADWA\:. BULLETIN BOARD A top Holly\"ood director has sep~ Audrey Hepburn the newest Joseph Hayes novel, "Don't Go Away Mad," in tbe hope that she'll consent to play the leading role-that of a girl with "a creative urge." Too bad there aren't three Audreys; everybody wants her for a picture . . Danny Kaye is more than a little concerned about daughter .Dena's condition . . . . . When Debbie Reynolds finishes her next flicker. she and her millionaire husband, Harry Karl, will take a trip around the world Rex Harrison·, must be having conniptions over the;advertising campaign for "Qleopatra." After all, he is a very big star- . and until the, "Roman scandals" was far more imPortant in show business itan Richard Burton-but 20th Century';F'ox is promoting tbe picture with a su'1!ple reproduction· of a J:>ilinhng , sh~mg Elizabetli Taylor and Burton, wiih" no mention of Re.x:y. or even tpe .movie's title. They seom , to think that's unnecessary, an<Hhey're probably,.r1ght The most fascinatine aspect of the flood at the Hotel l'ourteen was the revelation that Joseph Cotten and his wife. Patricia Medina, were livmg_ there. One would expect them to be slashed at the St. RegiS, the Pierre, the Plaza, or some hostelry on lhat level. And they can't say it's near the theatre where they are playing in "Calculated Risk"; it's 'way up in the Sixties, which IS scarcely the heart of the theatrical district. Richard Rodgers is reportedly enthusiastic about getting Van Johnson for the mal<dead in the London company of "No Strings''--the role Richard Kiley plays so well on Broadway The composer must consider it a very flexible part, because Van is anything but the Kiley lype . Sen. Barry Goldwater saw the "Dim a Dozen" show at the Plaza and appeared very amused by the song "Barry's i!oys," which lampoons him. He went backstage to congratulate the cast and delivered a lengthy speech on the glories of Amer~ca, where perform· ers can make fun of the President or a Senator without fear of reprisals Robert Coleman, drama critic for the New York Daily Mirror, is recovering from a .mugging that occurred in midtown the other night as he was walking to his Central Park South home after attending a theatre premiere. Fourteen stitches were necessary to close his head wound . . You wotil~ll't think Gene Krupa's hot combo would be a romantic back· ground, but that's exactly what it served as Tina Louise came into the Metropole with composer David Anram and they exchanged soulful glance• ..... Jack E. Leonard, felled by pneumonia over a week ago, is responding rapidly to his doctor's treatment and is expected to be back on hi• two jolly feet before long ... The customer demand for receipts in restaurants and night clubs has increased so tremendously since the new Internal Revenue regulations went into effect that they're slowing up the trade. Many soon have to follow the lead cafes of one Broadway spot which has designed a new kind of check with 3 receipt at the bottom which ~n be tom off easily and given by the waiter to the Tired Expense Account Man . David Merrick's office has been deluged with photographs of little boJs, sent by mothers who hope their oftspring may be select· ed to replace the last-growing children in "Oliver." ~· wm FiiKincial Go~ip ·_From The Capitol ,l / ............. ··-... ' ' ';JOHN~ .··.. . /' J'M COLP. -'T 'IIIII PI-UiiE ~lET llf Al'l li'U'CTRIC I!II..NfKii'T? ···:-···-····· i THf CHRISTIAn SCifnGf monnoR . Accurate Complete News · ·, Coverage , ..·· .• ! ............-........., WE &\:JNT ... \ ..... ··-... ! ..., N< ucnuc: \ \ • ·. e&.ANUI't ........ '..1................ •'. •' / I i' THe; curli'&T \ I, MINK NITII!, i \ 1bt!O'Y. / '·t·· ' I 'f ! • • .' . //····1 SA.;,········~. . • J ' ...• '• ... , .. ,,., ......... ....···-;;;;.;·: .... f AMIMK ·~ ·... ...... ,...m_/ T".-:1i �' • f . .... ,._ ..... ,_ ......, _ __ .. • ' Host Rtitlaitd· .Edg~s Bradbury In ThrUiet · ...... Wd, 1'111. . 10 • ' 1J lt. .. Uf (j • a 21 tilt m • . • 20 Coimttits AM»unt For . Bulk Of P~ S. Farm Exports • ..•r:•.t~_ . • It : l:t , 1J II 8BA8oN lll:tmll ' ~.1'· Ohio's Top uTen ~T,ams. Stilr Led ly~ Mlcid . W.Lioll ~ $ ; ' ~ - Y. ~ ~~ ' .. • • ' lhoi.S ~*mel - H. Jl'olf, pm.. - P: Mulie!l, 111cl. 1 Team I iaJMi - .N.y. ~ 1112. " • 1 game·..,. Hole mWiUf .1'1' 1IMi ....... M. Murray P. Collins ., • A...... ; Ill ~ ' 141 ; lt1 ~ P. Mullen •· a woti tis·~ 1>. Cblrt H. Klr~land ' , I ••• il . •\' -'I ,. - IR -' ' !I I 'J i I'"..·. . J ,l ~ 4 l .. l :: , ' North Gallia At Eastern ll,eads High School Slate '· MOWIIIn smltlt ·- ,.......,... ~ '. Cop Pair From· ahama Jr.lf:i••.: C SIDFT Chapnian Arnold Rlffle Hyoell I ' 1 ltott I LoP. ' J.' Total l : ·' 110111 .' ' ' j : ''. ' . ' I ' THIS WEEK'S I ' ..·' . 511 419 347 418 ~·--·· 4!18' 3 J3tt" ETHEL A. HART, District. Agent R D 1, Shlde, Ohio .SPECIAL CITY LEAGUE PoiDia Sales Leader .. ~60 RAMBLER Syracuoe Ball 1'ark II Pomeroy Cement Blodl: II 81etner BJo<;k " . •· .18 One of Modern Woodman's top-ranking ICeJIII, District Agent, Ethel A. Hart, Shade, 'hu qualified for tbis organization'l Champions' Club for 196:&. We congratulate her for Ibis achievement, IDd recomme"*' her II ,a eaPallle re~ntative of a · Mtcidi.P.,rt Dept. siMa -- 14 I AM. DELI:.IXE 2 DOOR Hot Rods ., 14 Falstaff Beer ~-- ...,... -u-,11 Brown and tan fjn,sl! ,. ~11,~ tl'alll.o.Zi!IIIO• w/1/w Feb•. $, lll6ll • tires. ColitineDtal Jd.t. Areal'sllarp car. ~ J!lelllll' ~I' . ' D. Roush I &2 ii 1a I~ 31M J. Bradley 491 Q:. 401 410 ·~~ 548 2184 Hiller. ~· R. Capohllrl . J. Sisson T. '' ~ 2M ~ ~ J 257 Ul E. Roush ~p Total 388 Won I loot I '~ • " ~ 11"9 5 ....... 4 • ' it · llooli · PamerO)I eemut 318 H. Clalworlhy ' J. Duerr R. ··Devis ·... · .... 52t 471 ~4 KARR &VAN '. Jf01 460 35S 1162 21 y i . 5 319 -.. . :-• ~ . .. . I . . ' ' leadinC life insurance org~llon. l I w., of Dohig ...,,.... WV 2-5~2 ); . P01'1181'0y, OhiQ ·' . . ' as ' 294 489 t71 31t 301 2285 \. 4811 415 114 m 4116 . 281 .rflf 1" QT. CAISIROLif 'FfiEE . ·. . OU:CIIANI!"AND:L........._ . 1M "COLOR CENTER" 23'12 Phone WY 2-2452 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .1 ., . MAGNIPICENT MODMNI IIODEST PRJCitl ."cdl.IMlN'' HEATINOAf'tP '\ SALES & !KlOI'td:ar• '\Ill- 'i. ' " CHASE Ho..Wa.n..· ·' ,_rrt-2111 ' .;• . . . \.' , .' ' ,'. ·' I ~i e - - e ---·· Cadillac - Oldsmobile .: 14\'.U'II Ute Our Qu.nt,. >.< Modern Woodmen OIA-11:11 , ·~. ' .,j.•./". ( , .. If �' • f . .... ,._ ..... ,_ ......, _ __ .. • ' Host Rtitlaitd· .Edg~s Bradbury In ThrUiet · ...... Wd, 1'111. . 10 • ' 1J lt. .. Uf (j • a 21 tilt m • . • 20 Coimttits AM»unt For . Bulk Of P~ S. Farm Exports • ..•r:•.t~_ . • It : l:t , 1J II 8BA8oN lll:tmll ' ~.1'· Ohio's Top uTen ~T,ams. Stilr Led ly~ Mlcid . W.Lioll ~ $ ; ' ~ - Y. ~ ~~ ' .. • • ' lhoi.S ~*mel - H. Jl'olf, pm.. - P: Mulie!l, 111cl. 1 Team I iaJMi - .N.y. ~ 1112. " • 1 game·..,. Hole mWiUf .1'1' 1IMi ....... M. Murray P. Collins ., • A...... ; Ill ~ ' 141 ; lt1 ~ P. Mullen •· a woti tis·~ 1>. Cblrt H. Klr~land ' , I ••• il . •\' -'I ,. - IR -' ' !I I 'J i I'"..·. . J ,l ~ 4 l .. l :: , ' North Gallia At Eastern ll,eads High School Slate '· MOWIIIn smltlt ·- ,.......,... ~ '. Cop Pair From· ahama Jr.lf:i••.: C SIDFT Chapnian Arnold Rlffle Hyoell I ' 1 ltott I LoP. ' J.' Total l : ·' 110111 .' ' ' j : ''. ' . ' I ' THIS WEEK'S I ' ..·' . 511 419 347 418 ~·--·· 4!18' 3 J3tt" ETHEL A. HART, District. Agent R D 1, Shlde, Ohio .SPECIAL CITY LEAGUE PoiDia Sales Leader .. ~60 RAMBLER Syracuoe Ball 1'ark II Pomeroy Cement Blodl: II 81etner BJo<;k " . •· .18 One of Modern Woodman's top-ranking ICeJIII, District Agent, Ethel A. Hart, Shade, 'hu qualified for tbis organization'l Champions' Club for 196:&. We congratulate her for Ibis achievement, IDd recomme"*' her II ,a eaPallle re~ntative of a · Mtcidi.P.,rt Dept. siMa -- 14 I AM. DELI:.IXE 2 DOOR Hot Rods ., 14 Falstaff Beer ~-- ...,... -u-,11 Brown and tan fjn,sl! ,. ~11,~ tl'alll.o.Zi!IIIO• w/1/w Feb•. $, lll6ll • tires. ColitineDtal Jd.t. Areal'sllarp car. ~ J!lelllll' ~I' . ' D. Roush I &2 ii 1a I~ 31M J. Bradley 491 Q:. 401 410 ·~~ 548 2184 Hiller. ~· R. Capohllrl . J. Sisson T. '' ~ 2M ~ ~ J 257 Ul E. Roush ~p Total 388 Won I loot I '~ • " ~ 11"9 5 ....... 4 • ' it · llooli · PamerO)I eemut 318 H. Clalworlhy ' J. Duerr R. ··Devis ·... · .... 52t 471 ~4 KARR &VAN '. Jf01 460 35S 1162 21 y i . 5 319 -.. . :-• ~ . .. . I . . ' ' leadinC life insurance org~llon. l I w., of Dohig ...,,.... WV 2-5~2 ); . P01'1181'0y, OhiQ ·' . . ' as ' 294 489 t71 31t 301 2285 \. 4811 415 114 m 4116 . 281 .rflf 1" QT. CAISIROLif 'FfiEE . ·. . OU:CIIANI!"AND:L........._ . 1M "COLOR CENTER" 23'12 Phone WY 2-2452 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .1 ., . MAGNIPICENT MODMNI IIODEST PRJCitl ."cdl.IMlN'' HEATINOAf'tP '\ SALES & !KlOI'td:ar• '\Ill- 'i. ' " CHASE Ho..Wa.n..· ·' ,_rrt-2111 ' .;• . . . \.' , .' ' ,'. ·' I ~i e - - e ---·· Cadillac - Oldsmobile .: 14\'.U'II Ute Our Qu.nt,. >.< Modern Woodmen OIA-11:11 , ·~. ' .,j.•./". ( , .. If �~) , i I I I 1' I '~ELEVISION IN ... -REVJE1' n!<- IIJ. Hln.LI U OtrJ'a U. t.vel , II. Harerri : U'L NI.WIIIOU/1 HOW'P'Iti'Grr TH' lo\ONE"'? . 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