http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9183514ffa10414d99cb1f041b045a3b.pdf 85bdbebce60441290b78018573b8f335 PDF Text Text ' . NOW YOU KNOW ... • ' • • A......_fl,....... _, llllif ~ -bile ..tMII!o • ! • entt ,\ " .' ~ . . ~ ---J.-----.....,,,...._ ......., -· ;.....~~-------~.~--"''-•...,,l"l:_:o----·---------,:-;-,-~~--r-:..,....: '~ ~· ~~i~o , f VOl XIV NO. 275 POMERQY.MJDDtEPORT, OHIQ FRIDAY, MARCH 8,. 1963. .., ~• •,, , ~~--------------------~--,-----------~----------------------------~----~----~--------------------------~----~..r------------ v~q, ~v · · · r ~t: tJiu,; ~ ·..~ters woUld receecl !mough 1o- ~ P"ICE AVE CEN"* "' .. ~ •• Stood ·At 5 f !b Feet ' pu~p I "' ', v...,..~;J'!"'O:JI HJah water ....0 to near nood electrical. shorl ..! itfe terprlse, &ute 7 Is closed near tbat vicinity of Pomeroy early ball tourney will tio played in I tJ " 1 Cl'el! of 51.8 ft., sb: feel. over day 110 that they mlght begin stage In Middleport before it on fire. Racine V?l!lntoer fife- and In Pomeroy, and Route 34ll 1yesterday. Parkersburg this JVerung. l'l!>o<iw•""J "'!!'ljou!:d lo ~ nDocl otago', In Pomeroy oarlj( cleaning up their places by reached a creal · eariJ thb men drove their ln!ok lhroiJgh Is closed at Long Bottom. Six Mason """nty schools are In Galllpolb Ea~lern-a• (Rt. 1n most pal'\4 of Ol)jo, today, whilo · lo!l•Y· and :n<l on ttimd lalol; S.lunloy. · morning. Officia)s there said w4ter II) extlngul. : the blue. Schools of So· the"' Local c~d. pt. Pleasant lor the 7) b closed, II~ Ia the stat~ 1Otu. River copunubi\ies •dow.; lhil momlpg. Offjcialo uld II At '10 a.m. today tile ' rlvir tile river wu on F!Oql..t and ~ 11i!arb7 Den Hayman bdme llilllrkl, Pomeroy Esempted thli'd lime In 11 years (or. l.ospital farm ' flood escape stteam from Pomeroy .to Cmcboo eaine to a 'aland Ill a. m. wu on a virtual standsUD Jn 1n many basements. Late last wal evacuated when 'It was VUiake, lltedsvilli! elementary, oince its new f3 millioo flood route. ColllDUUllerA to, Galhpn. nat! braced •(or """ling water One ,bu>intssmar· in Pomeroy Pomeroy at just .below 6U night the water had r~ to the feareil that !be st.auol\ ,., tank and liradhur). Grade school r~ :waD was buiii), b cutoff by Us today · took ·hack-country an.. Frem<illt and TilfiD bajied •for said ·, that seve~:al , wlndoWll In feet. · · front steps of the Olllo Hotel. might explode. malned closed today. high water. wtth the excepUon routea northwest of &ull;lnd cold temperll!~• to prevent ..,. the · Mah sl h,.,incJI ~ Apple • Grove lock offtot.als Several homla m Racine •State highW~J ' officials said '· Backwater from the swollen of Rl 2-35 leading to llaYtns- onto . Rt. $5< iniA> Porter, then tOUJ llood~g. , , were .damac"d by the bae-· reported the water hogan c1rop- ...,.. e>acuated bec01111e of !be thb 'l"'rn~g ltou!+ J2f Js ,still Ohio has lorted ..,... Eut wood. on 1611 to Rt 35 and Gallipolis. A state. ci1 ·emer~ncy, w.. d... wators. . ping there thlt morning. Tbey high water. Early 'lbursday, coveced wtlb water il> several Main-s!· homeowners lo. . ........ Flood gateo on z.n to Rav· Rt. 1611 IS closed between Port. , clared Thursday night . al fteo. Merc~ll!ts .WJtose •t?re.s I ar.~ said the rJver. receded between while workers were attempting Places, Route Ql II shut oft ate. A few residents of the But~ enswood were being taken down eo and Wilkes.ville. r ~ont ~ t~ ~usky River wtth filled with Wllle,r were in ~lopes four and five inches by t<i'clock to take out a gao pump al Hop- by ~ii!l)water, Route 33 is still/ ternut·av were also forced to this morning. The Pt. J;'l"'!sant- Eastern-av IS expeeted to he the "'"' starulmg at about. II thb mom!tlg that ~ . 'fi'\04· today. Iper's ~tation in Racine, an cut oU in Pomerq~ •"'! at En- leave as water hacked up into Parkersburg Cltss AAA basket- open by Sunoa) evenlng. . Wontlo_. 0. Pace 'lllreu. , .. . River na!'I>Od I .. NEW I'OM.II.OY, OHIO TONIGHT NOT OPIN I'IUDAY & SATURDAY - ." ' --;.!; '' Morch 1-9 • "LONftY ARE THI · ~!lAVE". Kirk Do~s,· Gena Ro~­ Walt.er Matthau. MiJ[a'qlt, Carroll O'Connor I I''""" !!!tsi:I'IIJ. WIDOW · ' CIF 'l!IJ(IiciN ~AI'" ' FASHIONS (Tbe .Cettles) Percy Kilbride, Marjorie ARRIVING DAILY I · Main • • tbelr entire family! F1iD .& Laugbterl No end to the Funl , ·'.. " MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE ,, Open 8 to 5 Mon. thru F'rl 9 to 9 Sat. ·I Mldjllopoft Mill.' St. 1; .I .. , SKIRTS ' ere tops In ·. '' feeturing • Oxford Cloth ~tchmates I I • I I · • Denim Stripes · · And Pllins Coat, shown · · · · · · · · ea. 2.99. Matching Shift Gown end Bebv Doll Pejemes In clacron, nyl~- i. cotton. Pink and blu.., eS1ilcloth Twin Prints '· ~by Dell Pol111111 Hurryll The ooch' 2'99 Shift Gowns, 01, 1.99 Kidlaway WALTZ Selection Is Brand Newl ' NIGHTGOWN ' of 100% Cotton Exclusive of KHp Voluollle Papers Sale/ Personal. FILE CASE 12%xS'Itx10..In. Holda more tMn aoo DMUI'I'•nfl DKorotlon eDRIP-bRY eSTATIC FIIQ eR.EQVDUis 'i<J<> · IRONING eHACIIINE WASIIAIILB ' . . 1.99 I J' 1 lEG. l2.69 GIANT SIZE Stroag , .. Len,MM Hinp 12\IJ.d.o;IO·irl. Holck o\'er 1600 Dot~ Sl • 99 Sturdy steel construe· tion. Complete with set of index folders. s-1 0 . BEN FR ANKLIN - -~ ·· ' ~ ·. s-10 . ( ' .Fla.•lm'!l- . POMEROY .OHIO PHONi WY 2Mtl . NBhed too �.' ' , \I I j,.,, .fl .. f Revealing The Hidden cat'' some of us in this country are per· • )laps • liltJe more aware now of these unfortunate millions. They include, of course, migratory workers, the otll-of·work in abandoned Appalachian coal fields, aged folk cast oside, the young but unskUied who can't find jobs, and many more. Certainly our society can never be aclift such millions out of their half-world of despair and disillusion. Tho ~ommentalor who called allen· I Legislature May Cut.Off Clifton News Items. I Ohlo:State ' ;,1, ' J r...n«r•• n.. - 1'11ere1hn'e ..,. """- •t ill' jlolll In post :M ....... I .. .PW.. J11¥er- IIJIWO "' .,. p.m.: Robert w. . s:• a.m.; down Winlleld 7 1.111. down · ~ ' ' Wh.n . ' '. 'SHOP PICKlNS .. ' ,., You (•" o.t A ...... UtiUty 'aint ,.,. --- -- 1·.ti . _..-· . couh'Led a success until we find a way to A"'i'!' "" '•' ·Rayburn House Rises Lik~ ... Medievail Fortress At Hill ' lion to their plight performed a u.s etul service - wblcb ought to be repeated by one or another constantly. But he was unrealistic in suggesting that stron& words from the president can magically start these people on the road up. The burden of Harrington's book Is that the "other America" is largely hid· den in a nation essentially prosperous. And no matter how loud the president'• . voice, Congress is not i~ 'the babtt of le~ gisiating about hidden problems. It acts when they are out in the open, feeding a fire that every lawmaker can feel. On the problem in question, admit· tedly a grave one, we have barely begun to gather tho kindlin&- There are perhaps '41 million Amerl· ana today who are seriously disadvan· ·•eed - poverty-stricken, handicapped, Ill, forgotten. Thanks to efforta like Michael .Har· rlngton··· excellent "The Other Ameri· -~ ' The Lighter Side o. • . ' .m(l4 (I o., Mar. Fi-fthColt.al'lnf~r latin Arneric9 The Baily Sentinel ' Rullbor._ ,oint, ..lion ... -.... 8.59 2 Gol'- Uf •.... ,... ~ DitCOntlnued C.lora op, ·:-- • K•m"'", •• •• t~u•rt . __- _•• 9k Dhcontlntlfll Colors K....Ofo., ..... _..... IAf •w•u,.,.,. '. ' •W•H Tu Pickens H•rclw•r• MASON, W. VA. . For All The Family Sauce For The Gander, Too·· HUSH PUPPIES "rices degin At 6.95 THE SHOE BOX You can wear and enjoy your "hidden" treuur••1 ' Why let valuable old jewelry or watches languish in dresser drawers? Our expert repair and restyl· Dangerous out here, where the Bev· erly Hillbillies come from. There's al· -ways a fight somewhere over billing, and ali those little tables could start a Mack Sennett-type bedlam In argument about the location of the head table and who is sitting there. By ERSKINE JOHNSON Hollywood Correspondent Newsp1per Enterprise Ann. HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - Holly· wood and Washington , D. C., I always figured, were in the same party-throwing league. Now I know better. For what adds "sparkle" to a Washington affair would turn a Hollywood party into a shambles, infuriating any number of people. The added "sparkle" was suggested via "secrets of a successful party" by 17 farri.ous Washington hoste~ses .- · ·Aft& reading their "secrets" I realized just how· differently things work out in the home of movies and television. 11Mix groups," advised one Washing~ ton lady. It sounds logical, but not for Hollywood, land of the status system. If you are a $400,000-per·film actress or actor you do not go to parties where you might be introduced to a $10,000-per· film movie director. Don't ask me why, but it is so. -· ing service will restore them to active service quickly, and at modest cost to you! --- SERIOUSLY, (and ?lease forgive the expression) Hollywood's idea of a real swinging party is along grotesque lines, such as one hosted the other night by Troy Donohue and Suzanne Pleshelte. "Cbtne: dressed as your favorite disease/' invitations for the costume party read. Host and hostesses impersonated Dr. Casey and Dr. Kildare. "Come dressed •• the critic you dislike the most," is another costume perty form•t which has had more Hoi· lywood replays than an old "I Love Lucy" tolofilm. Naturally, the Washington hostess wouldn't dare copy that idea. If you don 't mind the thought, how would J, F. K. look dressed as Senator Goldwater? Carnival / ' DINING out u FAMILY AFFAIR i Tbere'1 aometbing A OD our Menu to please every q.em- ' ber of tbe famU,. But that'• ~Ust put of the rt_.n We're flrat cbolce of families who waqt the finest in food, 1t· / Science Today ... mosphere IUUI serri<e. Try .' 1'h'e Martin Familial Factor Detected In Lung Cancer Incidence ROUTE 7 · Restau~nt .' . MIDDLEPORT l aswellufpr Do It For Totai·Eiectric Homes on Ohio Power Lines ~A second rate reduction within 21 months Is now In effect for total-electric home cu.tomen. You, too, can now enjoy total-electric living at LESS COST THAN EVER BEFORE. Cost of electric home heating, for example, Is reduced as much as 20 per cent I The new low Totai·Eiectric Home Rate is a big saving for you when heatlniJ ilnd all major appliances in your home are electrically operatedlrwlucllr!& ·coo1dng, water heating, clothes drying. 8efC!r'i you build, buy or remodel-remember-electric rates continue to come down, while the cost of flame· type fuels continues to go UP. j. f i r �.' ' , \I I j,.,, .fl .. f Revealing The Hidden cat'' some of us in this country are per· • )laps • liltJe more aware now of these unfortunate millions. They include, of course, migratory workers, the otll-of·work in abandoned Appalachian coal fields, aged folk cast oside, the young but unskUied who can't find jobs, and many more. Certainly our society can never be aclift such millions out of their half-world of despair and disillusion. Tho ~ommentalor who called allen· I Legislature May Cut.Off Clifton News Items. I Ohlo:State ' ;,1, ' J r...n«r•• n.. - 1'11ere1hn'e ..,. """- •t ill' jlolll In post :M ....... I .. .PW.. J11¥er- IIJIWO "' .,. p.m.: Robert w. . s:• a.m.; down Winlleld 7 1.111. down · ~ ' ' Wh.n . ' '. 'SHOP PICKlNS .. ' ,., You (•" o.t A ...... UtiUty 'aint ,.,. --- -- 1·.ti . _..-· . couh'Led a success until we find a way to A"'i'!' "" '•' ·Rayburn House Rises Lik~ ... Medievail Fortress At Hill ' lion to their plight performed a u.s etul service - wblcb ought to be repeated by one or another constantly. But he was unrealistic in suggesting that stron& words from the president can magically start these people on the road up. The burden of Harrington's book Is that the "other America" is largely hid· den in a nation essentially prosperous. And no matter how loud the president'• . voice, Congress is not i~ 'the babtt of le~ gisiating about hidden problems. It acts when they are out in the open, feeding a fire that every lawmaker can feel. On the problem in question, admit· tedly a grave one, we have barely begun to gather tho kindlin&- There are perhaps '41 million Amerl· ana today who are seriously disadvan· ·•eed - poverty-stricken, handicapped, Ill, forgotten. Thanks to efforta like Michael .Har· rlngton··· excellent "The Other Ameri· -~ ' The Lighter Side o. • . ' .m(l4 (I o., Mar. Fi-fthColt.al'lnf~r latin Arneric9 The Baily Sentinel ' Rullbor._ ,oint, ..lion ... -.... 8.59 2 Gol'- Uf •.... ,... ~ DitCOntlnued C.lora op, ·:-- • K•m"'", •• •• t~u•rt . __- _•• 9k Dhcontlntlfll Colors K....Ofo., ..... _..... IAf •w•u,.,.,. '. ' •W•H Tu Pickens H•rclw•r• MASON, W. VA. . For All The Family Sauce For The Gander, Too·· HUSH PUPPIES "rices degin At 6.95 THE SHOE BOX You can wear and enjoy your "hidden" treuur••1 ' Why let valuable old jewelry or watches languish in dresser drawers? Our expert repair and restyl· Dangerous out here, where the Bev· erly Hillbillies come from. There's al· -ways a fight somewhere over billing, and ali those little tables could start a Mack Sennett-type bedlam In argument about the location of the head table and who is sitting there. By ERSKINE JOHNSON Hollywood Correspondent Newsp1per Enterprise Ann. HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - Holly· wood and Washington , D. C., I always figured, were in the same party-throwing league. Now I know better. For what adds "sparkle" to a Washington affair would turn a Hollywood party into a shambles, infuriating any number of people. The added "sparkle" was suggested via "secrets of a successful party" by 17 farri.ous Washington hoste~ses .- · ·Aft& reading their "secrets" I realized just how· differently things work out in the home of movies and television. 11Mix groups," advised one Washing~ ton lady. It sounds logical, but not for Hollywood, land of the status system. If you are a $400,000-per·film actress or actor you do not go to parties where you might be introduced to a $10,000-per· film movie director. Don't ask me why, but it is so. -· ing service will restore them to active service quickly, and at modest cost to you! --- SERIOUSLY, (and ?lease forgive the expression) Hollywood's idea of a real swinging party is along grotesque lines, such as one hosted the other night by Troy Donohue and Suzanne Pleshelte. "Cbtne: dressed as your favorite disease/' invitations for the costume party read. Host and hostesses impersonated Dr. Casey and Dr. Kildare. "Come dressed •• the critic you dislike the most," is another costume perty form•t which has had more Hoi· lywood replays than an old "I Love Lucy" tolofilm. Naturally, the Washington hostess wouldn't dare copy that idea. If you don 't mind the thought, how would J, F. K. look dressed as Senator Goldwater? Carnival / ' DINING out u FAMILY AFFAIR i Tbere'1 aometbing A OD our Menu to please every q.em- ' ber of tbe famU,. But that'• ~Ust put of the rt_.n We're flrat cbolce of families who waqt the finest in food, 1t· / Science Today ... mosphere IUUI serri<e. Try .' 1'h'e Martin Familial Factor Detected In Lung Cancer Incidence ROUTE 7 · Restau~nt .' . MIDDLEPORT l aswellufpr Do It For Totai·Eiectric Homes on Ohio Power Lines ~A second rate reduction within 21 months Is now In effect for total-electric home cu.tomen. You, too, can now enjoy total-electric living at LESS COST THAN EVER BEFORE. Cost of electric home heating, for example, Is reduced as much as 20 per cent I The new low Totai·Eiectric Home Rate is a big saving for you when heatlniJ ilnd all major appliances in your home are electrically operatedlrwlucllr!& ·coo1dng, water heating, clothes drying. 8efC!r'i you build, buy or remodel-remember-electric rates continue to come down, while the cost of flame· type fuels continues to go UP. j. f i r �. • • - ·.1 • " . Sentinel·Church 1'he Daily Sentinel Ne~ : Faeed ~ofN~ . WA~ $18~0 , NOW ONLY $fl5 h. Tb-.o Buvs ood MlrtY Mor• At ••• METROPOLiTAN MOTORS IN I'OI!!EROY 3 ROOMS ' New Furniture • Pomtroy, Ohio I FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES $299 ONLY on ...DO - loloCenvtftilllt T.,_ S16 95 I FURNITlMI CO. MUON. W.VA. t.2~ Chttttr, Ohio Grunhouoo WY 2-693$ WILLIS ANTHONY HOYT'S SOMIO SERVICE BAHR CLOTHIERS PLUMIINO & HIATINO 240 Lincoln St. Mhldlo,.rt Wt~t Mt'n If. Pome-roy Support the Churcn of Your Choice Middleport N. 2nd Ave. Buildoro and Bulldirll Supplies Member M'D Ph. WY HIGHEST VALUE R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. AT LOW WINTIR PRICES Mld~l-rt ' •, Olds · ·•· • owner · 1 · Phono WV 2·2550 "We Aim To Please" llodt0-Dart-Dodle Trucks LIEVING COAL COMPANY . GOEGLEIN READY MIX .CO. .s795 • • • • • 2 Dr. IJJrd Top. Hydramatle. Wt ~an ritter you to A~d '· ' lotahllobed irl1904 the ChUj'<h of Your Chclee . WY 2-3214 the .j Weot C.lumblo, W. Vo. Pll. Mo- SPNIQ Mlddloport LOGAtt MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY SWISHER. & LOHSE ' ' REX.\lL DRUGS We Fill All Ooctor'l .Prescrlptlnno wv :z.:ms . VACUUM CLEANIR. •, I Neor Pomeroy.lluoa 8rldp LH L. Vouthan. M01. WY 1-UM Pomi..., HEINER'S ,.BAKERY MARKIN$ FOOD MARKET . Phonl IN 2.4Jtl Batero of Good Brea<l .. Rotllntl, Ohio lluntlnlfon, W. Vo, RlG. $59.95 '11· ,, Your Maffrtss • luii'PY- your ~ugs Ar~ Worn- Your e FULL SIZE CANISTER WITH ROLLERS e DOUBLE-ACTION RUG UNIT ePOWERFUL, PERMANENTLY LUBRICATED G. E. MOTOR •KINK·PROOF, DURABLE WOVEN HOSE ' Torn- Th1 · Lamps Art Dingy •DISPOSABLE DUST BAQ ... ·· And thl Stove eFABRIC NOZZLI!: eDUSTING BRUSH eCREVICE BRUSH SEE IT TODAY AT •• H & R FIRESTONE Middleport, o. SANDWICH OflJO .• VALLEY BAKING .co. TH. MIDWAY MARICP Bpli:en olllolaum Buad Grocerj~-ve~•• I. ..., Mllln ., FOREMAN &.· ABBOn \ I ' '" .. . .,.. 1· p~iat Star ChJel -~ · $2495 ·wv IIIII NEW YORK Q.O'QIJHG HOUSE - Toto ~~ to -Qareh ftiJ WMt · MWill,.rt ' In~ .....~,..,.... ' \' ,_..., ' QuolltJ FUnlllllrt 11 llowOI) ~.. ' Is ·Fa4,ttd, and ., ·• DeVille ·.-· • Li~lng Riaom Suitt ~ l\ ' IAUM LUMBER CO. I MASON • up f; ,._WY~ .... '.. t~:a:,,~ ; ; .. v._D; ... ' ,_ '· ' ' ~ . �. • • - ·.1 • " . Sentinel·Church 1'he Daily Sentinel Ne~ : Faeed ~ofN~ . WA~ $18~0 , NOW ONLY $fl5 h. Tb-.o Buvs ood MlrtY Mor• At ••• METROPOLiTAN MOTORS IN I'OI!!EROY 3 ROOMS ' New Furniture • Pomtroy, Ohio I FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES $299 ONLY on ...DO - loloCenvtftilllt T.,_ S16 95 I FURNITlMI CO. MUON. W.VA. t.2~ Chttttr, Ohio Grunhouoo WY 2-693$ WILLIS ANTHONY HOYT'S SOMIO SERVICE BAHR CLOTHIERS PLUMIINO & HIATINO 240 Lincoln St. Mhldlo,.rt Wt~t Mt'n If. Pome-roy Support the Churcn of Your Choice Middleport N. 2nd Ave. Buildoro and Bulldirll Supplies Member M'D Ph. WY HIGHEST VALUE R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. AT LOW WINTIR PRICES Mld~l-rt ' •, Olds · ·•· • owner · 1 · Phono WV 2·2550 "We Aim To Please" llodt0-Dart-Dodle Trucks LIEVING COAL COMPANY . GOEGLEIN READY MIX .CO. .s795 • • • • • 2 Dr. IJJrd Top. Hydramatle. Wt ~an ritter you to A~d '· ' lotahllobed irl1904 the ChUj'<h of Your Chclee . WY 2-3214 the .j Weot C.lumblo, W. Vo. Pll. Mo- SPNIQ Mlddloport LOGAtt MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY SWISHER. & LOHSE ' ' REX.\lL DRUGS We Fill All Ooctor'l .Prescrlptlnno wv :z.:ms . VACUUM CLEANIR. •, I Neor Pomeroy.lluoa 8rldp LH L. Vouthan. M01. WY 1-UM Pomi..., HEINER'S ,.BAKERY MARKIN$ FOOD MARKET . Phonl IN 2.4Jtl Batero of Good Brea<l .. Rotllntl, Ohio lluntlnlfon, W. Vo, RlG. $59.95 '11· ,, Your Maffrtss • luii'PY- your ~ugs Ar~ Worn- Your e FULL SIZE CANISTER WITH ROLLERS e DOUBLE-ACTION RUG UNIT ePOWERFUL, PERMANENTLY LUBRICATED G. E. MOTOR •KINK·PROOF, DURABLE WOVEN HOSE ' Torn- Th1 · Lamps Art Dingy •DISPOSABLE DUST BAQ ... ·· And thl Stove eFABRIC NOZZLI!: eDUSTING BRUSH eCREVICE BRUSH SEE IT TODAY AT •• H & R FIRESTONE Middleport, o. SANDWICH OflJO .• VALLEY BAKING .co. TH. MIDWAY MARICP Bpli:en olllolaum Buad Grocerj~-ve~•• I. ..., Mllln ., FOREMAN &.· ABBOn \ I ' '" .. . .,.. 1· p~iat Star ChJel -~ · $2495 ·wv IIIII NEW YORK Q.O'QIJHG HOUSE - Toto ~~ to -Qareh ftiJ WMt · MWill,.rt ' In~ .....~,..,.... ' \' ,_..., ' QuolltJ FUnlllllrt 11 llowOI) ~.. ' Is ·Fa4,ttd, and ., ·• DeVille ·.-· • Li~lng Riaom Suitt ~ l\ ' IAUM LUMBER CO. I MASON • up f; ,._WY~ .... '.. t~:a:,,~ ; ; .. v._D; ... ' ,_ '· ' ' ~ . �' ' ' PAREHI'8 INVITEIJo (91 FOR SALE MAS(IN - Po.rents nf&bl wiD POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET bo held at tile Wlhama Junior school ' Toes<" • Mlr<h at 7:30 p. m., it lw. been IDJIOIII\COd· by PriDclpal ' I Sayre. Parents are ;nvlt. acquaint :::em.elve1 wllll edueallooal program aod IIOW ~Wdenl lndlers "'" •'"""' !rom •Manhall Untver· oOcond aemeater. lot Portable Mixer Nnl Only $12;95 CLELAND~S TV & APPUANa . LOOSE MOOSE-Former' Yankee first baseman Bin Skowron loosens up In spring training. The Moose has a new set of Los .Angeles Dodgers.1e1mmates at Vero · Beach, Fla. .. WY 2-2251 601 I. Main lt. ......,,., W,MPO Radio MONYIAY 'l1llttJ S:GO Newo . 6:05 Colmtrr .1:20 Coomtry FIUiiAI Time Jm- &:30 Non 1 I No m~IIIH odrdaJ I n.-'i clripCJr ,.._ . . .,..._; AIIJ paiDtl •. Ddalla .,,•••• • a-. . . _ .... _ 9:30 News 9:35 Coffee Wllb JIIIOI 9-45 10:110 10:05 10:20 10:30 10:35 II ·00 1dlB II :30 11:&0 ROWLJY & REED HARDWARE Phon• WY 2-2776 MANY NEW LOW PRICES 11·55 11:58 1• :llfo 1~ : 15 12 15 1No 1·00 I :D:i l H. T. Power brakes and steering. One owner, new Cadillac trade-in. Uke new Inside and out. I ' '59 Chev.lmpala ·- • '1495 4 dr. H. T. All power, plus factory air-conditioning. A nice one. See it today (8) AUTO SALES -·. J lfa·nr NODJ, ride and perform- WANTED: Route salesman ov'Uce SmaD car economy and ~r ~- EstCtblisbed route. Remauagenbilit} ference required. Apply See person. ABC Cleaners. Metnpolilao Melon on, w. Va. 36 &. Mala Streel, l'em<roJ WANTED : . , _ WY %-31171 Rawleigh Dealer. Good 4 22 tic around eHrnings_ No capital necessary. Write Rawleigh Dept. WVC-270-870. Richmond Va. 3 7 14 2tc -•1295 '59 Ford • Country Sed. s. W. Four door, six passenser, V·B, automatic, power steering. Two-tone patnt. A·l condition Copy any letler or ~~_oc-m.l ~enter los111"8l1Ce, Pomeroy. 2 15 tic '59 Cadillac 4 dr. - - '2500 Hard Top. Power brakes and steering. Auto; trllll. Truly a value-rated car ·'58 Ford Custom.300 •695 , l t •, 1- ( • Four door. V-8 with standard transmission. Soli4 black ~uty. ·' '58 Olds 88 4 .dr. -.. • .. '995 · SedaJi. Auto.. ~loJie, good<tires, new paint. wlllw tires. Radio Falcon -· door. Ray Weave1 , c:ondi~ion. Haven. can TU 2-3 1%. 36 AI LOW AI_,..__ Work guaranleed. Corner Cooter 111<1 Second M•..., w. va. Lawt. lo1. (I) 7-IWI..a ~ tto MAR. II The wscs of !be I S~ Low Us News MlnlBterlal Alloc!lallilll Morolog Interlude News · Morning Interlude N8Wa · Swap Shop Newa Country Hoedown il'amlly Wonblp Tbllrs.) Upper Room Medilatlcml JoW Jones 8IDdt Aft. Noon Newa MUIIc JuSt rer YCII Goesalen Guest Star J.l'el. Music Ju!t FOr Yon Newa ~.i.alc Jutt For YCII 1·35 Mtialc Just For Yon 2 00 News 1:05 MusiC Jutt For You t :ao Nm 2:35 Music Just For YCII '62 Cadillac 2 dr. • • • •4700 Toe Rambler World lllondard nl Compacl Bet!J Newton Shaw 1: 10 Non ON MANY MODELS AT KARl & VANZANDT with one bro'riTl ear . Call 2-3818. . 1:35 FaMn World Nen 6:46 Mel&s.Counll' BFD ~:GO ~ . . 7:85 llreakfaol l'lll't7 I :30 Ne... . 7:35 Plclr.,. Hardware Shaw 7:50 7:50 Report 1:011 Radio Jlymnal 8: IS Breakfasl Pa1'17 8:30 Van Partlcl< Sport Shaw 1:35 Breakfast Party 8:45 •Jakel' FllnL Show -l'rL 9:011 N.... . 9:05 OOee Wllb JIIIOI ·. 7:!111 7:30 7:35 1:10 ar,u~ut Par1J Nna Breatfall l'lrl1 tina 1:111 BnUtut Party 8:30 tleWI 8:35 Bieaklul Party t:GO Newl f:05 Breotful l'lriJ il:-15 J0001 Bu!et 8bow t:31 Nen t:311BreUfaal Party ~~:IIO N..,. lO:Oii Polka Party 10:35 Mualc In tile Air 10:"5 Tbe Good Life 10:5$ Under Ob1o Sldet 11:110 N..,. 11:11 Top Tm llbow ll:llll Nen 11:35 Dalton's Top Ten Show 12:110 ~ N- J1epor1 12:11 Mualc !Dta'blde 12:30 Rev. 1'eell 1:011 Nen 1:05 Platter Party 3:30 Nna 1:35. PlaUer Pa1'17 ''GO h ''05 Platw Party N..,.. · f:~ Pla!U!r Party 5:10 5:05 Pla!U!r Party 5:30 Sign Off 6:110 Februar) Sian Off -., 7:10 Non 7:3J Army lloo!r 8:10 llrl. 11'11 Tlllbo 8:15 aturdl at won 8:10 Non ' liD 8:35 Pen- -1>11 t:oo WlDp ot llealiDc 9:10 awrcb w...~o~ Non 1:15 8uDdiJ Qapol S·OO NOll'• IC:GO_ Voice ol Prophecy 3:05 Plaller Party 10:30 News 1·30 N!iJvs 10:35 Pa'Spoetlvea S:35 P~tter Party 10 ·50 Soelal SecuritJ t :oo Nm 11:110 Country ~ '1'11111 ' os Platw Party 11:10 Newo u~ Blaettnar AuiO how - 11:30 Countey Jlymn TID ......... Tlwrl. 12:00 ll_.t t: 10' LoeaJ Nen 12:11 Tbo ' 10 Polusleal ~ l2:10 Rev. MeriiD ~ . J:OO News 1:00 IIGur cf DaolliGa J ·05 ~tier P•.._ 1:30 lAIIhera. Hour . _., 1:10 Newo 1:!10 SiCil Of} •. Z:IO Baplllt Laymao'o Hour ' GO ~ .Sian Off 1:115 ~ Ia tho Crau : BATifiiDAY !JCBEDIJLI!l 3:111 Rev. Raorcoe Thorne a:IO NOWI 3:l0 Tbe Quiel Hour 6:1111•c.,mtry Mutlc 'Timo t:ail Non 8:80 Neft . 4:118' Sunday Sholrcue 1:35 ~ World Newt ''311 Newi 6:44i RJI'D U!l Sip Off , 7:011 NOW. 1:10 rebruarj ·Sip Off DAVY A an..,... ct••• ••• QL WKI WB YBS.I • ., '" i "yy aaoVL.II:VIIIWIS.W S.II&BZ OiflliiDtlt R Oltb.lf AND !1111 t.ri'I'I...IU.VII- CW ONII ~ Z 'ZVG·I ,S Q NANCY lr· ERNIE IUSHMILLER • I ' .- . i~III~OU y,.....,.. . - . .._ J'1 rrtdq 7:11 lllgn On, Musical CJoct 7:45 Tho JJ!allne 8:10 Ohio Valley Newa ::== 8:15 Musical CJoct 1:111 CommunliJ N.,.. t:lll Latciiiii'IDI 1:30 Public Sentee l:e llbowa1 ol Bleoostnl 10:111 Mlloo Oount.v "•... lll:05 Talk cf lbe ToWII 10:55 World NOWI 11:111 Talk ollbo Tcnm ~~ Fri. Cbarcb Bells 11:65 Wll'ld 11:5$ Muoo Coomty Nowa 12:011 <»aanumiiJ N8Ws Rille ' COMING 'liiMI~ · Ni. • Inn, a-u INXJ~~!£E WJEH RADIO ......., 'ftlnllcll T/IEATI<E ., l U:05 """'"' Newa uho Ohlo Nen 12:15 Maner. 12:20 Lifeguard B - Board 12 25 ' Nen O Grams DICK TRACY ll!:llll Agricuii1Jn Apot 12:46 Coomtry Co Rona&. 1:111 N.,.. But 2:10 Country Co 2:5$ NeWI Beat 1:10 Midfty ~ 3:111 News Ileal 4:110 DlaclDB wllll ~ . ,,31 lnlerdwlge S:qo Communlly Nen 5:01i W...ld 6 NaUoaal NeWI 5:15 Spollii!U 011 5por1> l:llll Sign Off lr CHESTER GOULD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNUl .JoB? l.OH SAID "QU @IP !!!! HAD SOME ... · .JOBt IT ~ 10 MA1<1 US "'!J..CCN9f HE 61A10 A-.sl IT WAI3 'TO BE '• ' ly LEFP 1nd McWILLIAMS :-.J ..,--~- ~f-· �' ' ' PAREHI'8 INVITEIJo (91 FOR SALE MAS(IN - Po.rents nf&bl wiD POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET bo held at tile Wlhama Junior school ' Toes<" • Mlr<h at 7:30 p. m., it lw. been IDJIOIII\COd· by PriDclpal ' I Sayre. Parents are ;nvlt. acquaint :::em.elve1 wllll edueallooal program aod IIOW ~Wdenl lndlers "'" •'"""' !rom •Manhall Untver· oOcond aemeater. lot Portable Mixer Nnl Only $12;95 CLELAND~S TV & APPUANa . LOOSE MOOSE-Former' Yankee first baseman Bin Skowron loosens up In spring training. The Moose has a new set of Los .Angeles Dodgers.1e1mmates at Vero · Beach, Fla. .. WY 2-2251 601 I. Main lt. ......,,., W,MPO Radio MONYIAY 'l1llttJ S:GO Newo . 6:05 Colmtrr .1:20 Coomtry FIUiiAI Time Jm- &:30 Non 1 I No m~IIIH odrdaJ I n.-'i clripCJr ,.._ . . .,..._; AIIJ paiDtl •. Ddalla .,,•••• • a-. . . _ .... _ 9:30 News 9:35 Coffee Wllb JIIIOI 9-45 10:110 10:05 10:20 10:30 10:35 II ·00 1dlB II :30 11:&0 ROWLJY & REED HARDWARE Phon• WY 2-2776 MANY NEW LOW PRICES 11·55 11:58 1• :llfo 1~ : 15 12 15 1No 1·00 I :D:i l H. T. Power brakes and steering. One owner, new Cadillac trade-in. Uke new Inside and out. I ' '59 Chev.lmpala ·- • '1495 4 dr. H. T. All power, plus factory air-conditioning. A nice one. See it today (8) AUTO SALES -·. J lfa·nr NODJ, ride and perform- WANTED: Route salesman ov'Uce SmaD car economy and ~r ~- EstCtblisbed route. Remauagenbilit} ference required. Apply See person. ABC Cleaners. Metnpolilao Melon on, w. Va. 36 &. Mala Streel, l'em<roJ WANTED : . , _ WY %-31171 Rawleigh Dealer. Good 4 22 tic around eHrnings_ No capital necessary. Write Rawleigh Dept. WVC-270-870. Richmond Va. 3 7 14 2tc -•1295 '59 Ford • Country Sed. s. W. Four door, six passenser, V·B, automatic, power steering. Two-tone patnt. A·l condition Copy any letler or ~~_oc-m.l ~enter los111"8l1Ce, Pomeroy. 2 15 tic '59 Cadillac 4 dr. - - '2500 Hard Top. Power brakes and steering. Auto; trllll. Truly a value-rated car ·'58 Ford Custom.300 •695 , l t •, 1- ( • Four door. V-8 with standard transmission. Soli4 black ~uty. ·' '58 Olds 88 4 .dr. -.. • .. '995 · SedaJi. Auto.. ~loJie, good<tires, new paint. wlllw tires. Radio Falcon -· door. Ray Weave1 , c:ondi~ion. Haven. can TU 2-3 1%. 36 AI LOW AI_,..__ Work guaranleed. Corner Cooter 111<1 Second M•..., w. va. Lawt. lo1. (I) 7-IWI..a ~ tto MAR. II The wscs of !be I S~ Low Us News MlnlBterlal Alloc!lallilll Morolog Interlude News · Morning Interlude N8Wa · Swap Shop Newa Country Hoedown il'amlly Wonblp Tbllrs.) Upper Room Medilatlcml JoW Jones 8IDdt Aft. Noon Newa MUIIc JuSt rer YCII Goesalen Guest Star J.l'el. Music Ju!t FOr Yon Newa ~.i.alc Jutt For YCII 1·35 Mtialc Just For Yon 2 00 News 1:05 MusiC Jutt For You t :ao Nm 2:35 Music Just For YCII '62 Cadillac 2 dr. • • • •4700 Toe Rambler World lllondard nl Compacl Bet!J Newton Shaw 1: 10 Non ON MANY MODELS AT KARl & VANZANDT with one bro'riTl ear . Call 2-3818. . 1:35 FaMn World Nen 6:46 Mel&s.Counll' BFD ~:GO ~ . . 7:85 llreakfaol l'lll't7 I :30 Ne... . 7:35 Plclr.,. Hardware Shaw 7:50 7:50 Report 1:011 Radio Jlymnal 8: IS Breakfasl Pa1'17 8:30 Van Partlcl< Sport Shaw 1:35 Breakfast Party 8:45 •Jakel' FllnL Show -l'rL 9:011 N.... . 9:05 OOee Wllb JIIIOI ·. 7:!111 7:30 7:35 1:10 ar,u~ut Par1J Nna Breatfall l'lrl1 tina 1:111 BnUtut Party 8:30 tleWI 8:35 Bieaklul Party t:GO Newl f:05 Breotful l'lriJ il:-15 J0001 Bu!et 8bow t:31 Nen t:311BreUfaal Party ~~:IIO N..,. lO:Oii Polka Party 10:35 Mualc In tile Air 10:"5 Tbe Good Life 10:5$ Under Ob1o Sldet 11:110 N..,. 11:11 Top Tm llbow ll:llll Nen 11:35 Dalton's Top Ten Show 12:110 ~ N- J1epor1 12:11 Mualc !Dta'blde 12:30 Rev. 1'eell 1:011 Nen 1:05 Platter Party 3:30 Nna 1:35. PlaUer Pa1'17 ''GO h ''05 Platw Party N..,.. · f:~ Pla!U!r Party 5:10 5:05 Pla!U!r Party 5:30 Sign Off 6:110 Februar) Sian Off -., 7:10 Non 7:3J Army lloo!r 8:10 llrl. 11'11 Tlllbo 8:15 aturdl at won 8:10 Non ' liD 8:35 Pen- -1>11 t:oo WlDp ot llealiDc 9:10 awrcb w...~o~ Non 1:15 8uDdiJ Qapol S·OO NOll'• IC:GO_ Voice ol Prophecy 3:05 Plaller Party 10:30 News 1·30 N!iJvs 10:35 Pa'Spoetlvea S:35 P~tter Party 10 ·50 Soelal SecuritJ t :oo Nm 11:110 Country ~ '1'11111 ' os Platw Party 11:10 Newo u~ Blaettnar AuiO how - 11:30 Countey Jlymn TID ......... Tlwrl. 12:00 ll_.t t: 10' LoeaJ Nen 12:11 Tbo ' 10 Polusleal ~ l2:10 Rev. MeriiD ~ . J:OO News 1:00 IIGur cf DaolliGa J ·05 ~tier P•.._ 1:30 lAIIhera. Hour . _., 1:10 Newo 1:!10 SiCil Of} •. Z:IO Baplllt Laymao'o Hour ' GO ~ .Sian Off 1:115 ~ Ia tho Crau : BATifiiDAY !JCBEDIJLI!l 3:111 Rev. Raorcoe Thorne a:IO NOWI 3:l0 Tbe Quiel Hour 6:1111•c.,mtry Mutlc 'Timo t:ail Non 8:80 Neft . 4:118' Sunday Sholrcue 1:35 ~ World Newt ''311 Newi 6:44i RJI'D U!l Sip Off , 7:011 NOW. 1:10 rebruarj ·Sip Off DAVY A an..,... ct••• ••• QL WKI WB YBS.I • ., '" i "yy aaoVL.II:VIIIWIS.W S.II&BZ OiflliiDtlt R Oltb.lf AND !1111 t.ri'I'I...IU.VII- CW ONII ~ Z 'ZVG·I ,S Q NANCY lr· ERNIE IUSHMILLER • I ' .- . i~III~OU y,.....,.. . - . .._ J'1 rrtdq 7:11 lllgn On, Musical CJoct 7:45 Tho JJ!allne 8:10 Ohio Valley Newa ::== 8:15 Musical CJoct 1:111 CommunliJ N.,.. t:lll Latciiiii'IDI 1:30 Public Sentee l:e llbowa1 ol Bleoostnl 10:111 Mlloo Oount.v "•... lll:05 Talk cf lbe ToWII 10:55 World NOWI 11:111 Talk ollbo Tcnm ~~ Fri. Cbarcb Bells 11:65 Wll'ld 11:5$ Muoo Coomty Nowa 12:011 <»aanumiiJ N8Ws Rille ' COMING 'liiMI~ · Ni. • Inn, a-u INXJ~~!£E WJEH RADIO ......., 'ftlnllcll T/IEATI<E ., l U:05 """'"' Newa uho Ohlo Nen 12:15 Maner. 12:20 Lifeguard B - Board 12 25 ' Nen O Grams DICK TRACY ll!:llll Agricuii1Jn Apot 12:46 Coomtry Co Rona&. 1:111 N.,.. But 2:10 Country Co 2:5$ NeWI Beat 1:10 Midfty ~ 3:111 News Ileal 4:110 DlaclDB wllll ~ . ,,31 lnlerdwlge S:qo Communlly Nen 5:01i W...ld 6 NaUoaal NeWI 5:15 Spollii!U 011 5por1> l:llll Sign Off lr CHESTER GOULD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNUl .JoB? l.OH SAID "QU @IP !!!! HAD SOME ... · .JOBt IT ~ 10 MA1<1 US "'!J..CCN9f HE 61A10 A-.sl IT WAI3 'TO BE '• ' ly LEFP 1nd McWILLIAMS :-.J ..,--~- ~f-· �• J J I' ' , I. ' .' ' ' 4-iteraty Club , Members Art~ Reibel Guests WEAIPP: , • NOW YOU. KNOW Moiar 'i _ , . ""' • tc't....... Ilk ..._., ., - eHIIr tn ... f . . fg I fFJ . . . ...,..._ ...... 'It' ..... , . ... . ..., . . . llllltl . . . . . . . . . PRICE FIVE CENTS -At /1. Glance- SRJEf ' WIRE NEWS (Jrk ·Is . ' From · ' ' UnltedPresa International •. JOHANNESBI'RG, !Iouth Afrl. · ea.- Tbe bitck"POWder plant II !fir Modderlontein dynlllnlle-faolor¥, largest ol lis klltd In the ize:J iiUh lnjur~s . · ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Dapper . . . · . .. • .· . . _. - · . . ''It looked like a second Hlroslllma," one eyewitness said of the muShroom cloud that bloo- · onmed from lhe stricken fact- I ory. "It waa rhostly." ... ·, · Fl.o·. o'.d vIct • · ··•m··s. T0 Receive . By Red·Cross · Fjrst repor!S oald at least 35 ol the 4,0tllkxtd workers em· · ~-- eel In the plant were killed ' and on equal number hospital- · BIRTH ANNOUNCED · ' - .. -'~· ~ :or~d~l:i~gupbl:ly::ay : : . beard 15 miles away. . FLOOD DONT TOI£RATE A SINGLE LAZ'i DOLLAR! of USED CAR VALUES Don'tletyour donarsloafaround, doing noth· ing. Money makes money. Deposit your ''extra11 dollars in a savings account at our bank and we'll put 'eni to work-earning interest for you• We're SWAMPED With Good Buys! This Week's Speciall .1960 Renault ,. ,, ' 2Dr._ ~95 for Safety, Availability, Earni r. s: ...·and Helpfulness-. THE BANK IS THE SAVER'S BEST FRIEND! . DON'T LET THE 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Station Wagon $2295 V& - TorqueOlte tra01. Radio and heater. Power steer· ina,. non-spin differential. 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ·· · ·· · $2295 V8. Power steering, auto. trans. Radio and heater. Low milea,e. Dart &reen finish. 1960 Ford 4 Dr. Galaxie Sedan .. $1595 . V8- Auto. trans. Radio and heater, power steering. Low mileage, One owner, \ 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. Hard Top .... $1595 Radio and heater, auto. trans., V8 engine. Red and wliite &L6b. One uwner. .. 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan · · $1295 Std. trans. Radlo and heater. One owner. 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan $1645 VB- Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Ford 2 Dr. Station Wagon- $1195 Vll- Std. trans. Radio and heater. One owner . .1959 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $1495 V8 - Std. shift. Heater qd defruster. Extra good con- dition. 1959 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. Sedan $1495 Std. trans. Radio and heater. Power stfoerinJ. 1958 Dodge 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $1095 V8, power steering and brake1, auiO. trans. Heater and 4ettotter. TRUCKS · 1958 Dodge! Ton Pickup · ·· · · · $1095 , 3 &peed trans. CuRtom cab. Nice finish , VB engine. Low ,.UtaJe. • , • stop you from CDming in 1nd picking out 1 Suit or Sport Colt fDr Elster. MEN'S SUITS We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Pomeroy National Bank The new Eaeter sult1 are beret Si:zes 36 to 50 iJ1 regulars, aborts and longa. SPORT COATS . 29.50 to 35.00 New shades for Sprin1. Siz.es 36 to 48. DRESS SHIRTS White and colored wash 'n wear dres• sblrU by Manhattan. In botb and short sleeva. 4.50 to 5.95 TIES BY BEAU BRUMMELL 1.50 to 2.50 Boys SUITS & SPORT COAT.S 8.98 to 29.50 Dressy suit& and spOrt coptl for Sprinl ]960 Chevrol*f Express · · · ·· · · · $1395 ~ Ton. OWJiet, High Water 6 cyl. 3 speed traJJ.I, Heater and defroster. One .R•.H. R~wlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Second & Mill St. Dart~Lancer , Mld. .P,Ort and Ea.Bter. Sizes 8 to 20. Serving Meigs County for over 9Q yeaH POMEROY- RUTLAND • ' Highway Patrol, reporls .Orne in with the Ohio River recedllig. Rt• and 7 is now open from GalUpolis to Pl. Pleasant Rt. is now open to above Add~on, but at 10:30 a.m. was ·closed ne'ar the Krger Creek plait!. That route is rom Cheshire to Middleport. ater building. He said he By United Pl'ftS lnternotlonal 'tin .!Qve" wth unloo work Ohio Valley residents sloshed througi) re<:ediin; ~~~~~ has lllrned down many offo•rs I waters today, but riv_ers in at least two areas lh frtim private Industry, to spill over their banks. .. ing one for 50 per cent of A slow push of arctic air. brought below zero tempera·company'o stock attd a to the upper MISSISSIPP• Valley and uppet Great annual salafy. ID,~k~~;r,egions and spread light rain and snow from the MIAMI - A group ol C· ban refii(OOS arrived on ...,.,. flllhl Friday and IUe under Castro is one big 19 cenl aapirtn Is selling Crews Work Thru Night With Water . sptriled .news conference the decllca'lion of a new Tealm· [ ~IJiiii.MSBiMmH!S~ mt!=:n!llln!t.tw.:or.Y!IK IIII!'JI(iftM!ti!WifW • At OVEC End LOng Seige · . Iii! II I .Kennedy joined a picket · "he ·woold understand the tor better working . , Hoffa made the remarks at • 160 ·E~plpyes ·_ ,· T:: mster boss Jimmy Hoffa Frld!ly Invited Atty. Gen. bert Kennedy to walk • ,• · $8,00" Loss Suf~er~~~ !~ ~ House Fire 8 to Maine. ll At Fremont, ObJo, a state of'llour Pennsylvania countlet "11!'78''"C)' remairied in effect Fayette, Greene jom above Ballvllle the SanduNy River to send torrents - remained deailprt· [ l of the town. Nearly 500 fled their homes. .' l• 1 . l ·~ . ,. . . � 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 8, 1963