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Sentinel, Pqmeroy·Midcllepotl, o., Mar. "'· 11a t -Dally------ - Vs. Marion Harding .• Exhibition Baseball Results • B1 UIIW , _ - AI lflaml, ria. PIUoblu'gh Baltlmoro F eature Page . " . Eyewitness Of 1913 Flood Misery In Meigs' River Towns Marks Anniversary Flood• are damaging tQ the Bend area when· ' l ever they ~orne . However, two generations and a half ago, remembored todav only by graying grandfathers and grandmothers, personal suffering and pro~erty losses were heavier blows to the tranquthly of life along the Ohio River. ,, In the past 81 years there have been at l~ast three calamitous advan ces of the OhiO River into towns fronting the southern face of Meiga county, Racine, Syracuse, Pomeroy, and Middleport. - ~ There perhapi could be debate about that ' · figUTe "three " as the 1907 flood historically C:rested at 61 .5, a shade under seven feet less than 1913's water. Other crests in the 54 to G8 foot range were reached on several occa .. 1ions. All were high enough to ravage Middle· por~as well as Pomeroy. lkJt for our purpose here. I shall considor onfji the 1884 the 1913, and the 1937 floods as super devastating events, and particularly today, the 1913 flood . ·' ,, Wby the 1913 flood ?, because coincidentally, it reached· its crest of 68.8 feet within a weel< of the day 50 years later that the nver crested at 49.6 feet in Pomeroy , on March 22, 1963 . On March 7 it had crested at 51 .6, thus belaying Pomeroy's Main-s! and low residential areas savagel y tw ice within two weeks. The 1913 flood in Meigs county is interestIng to the historian on another account. Not only are there pictures available of ·scenes in Pomeroy, but tbere is an eyewitness account of the ·devastation in all the river . towns preserved in neighboring Gallia count y. Files of Meigs county newspapers of that time largely have been destroyed or lost. Some were burned in the big Mechanic-s! fire lrl Pomerpy in the late twenties . Others have simply dhappeared as the changing faces of local newspapers merged, became extinct, or "anished, before consolidation into the present Daily Sentinel. •· Early In· ,April. 1913, W. G. Sibley. editor and publisher of The Daily Tribune in Galli· polis rode the "Gallipolis Relief Boat" upriver as far as Letart Falls. He returned and wrote a heart-shaking account of what he saw. It is that report that we are pleased to reprint, in part, today. His story is preserved in micro[ilmed files, which, ouiside permanent files at the Ohio ' State Library in Columbus, likely is the only existing such report anywhere . . •RECOR!) RISE Probably there is no que stion that the 1913 ,' w. flood had the most rapid rile before or since in one 24 bour period. On March 25 the river soared up 22 feet, a fantutlc rise. ju:les. · ' cognitioo· as an end oo the · Rick pillyed his first PHS Slate University BIK!keye team football game against Jacl<oon of 1937·. as a froshman. He lettered that Rick bad feee\Ved season for his play at center from at least elght other coland defensive middle guard. As leges but apparently waa not a sophomore, and during his inter ..!Sted in any except the junior season before being side-)University of MJml offer, acllned, Crow played center ODd Icording to his father. Rick defensive linebacker. Last year e1pected to leave for college be was kept on the ,line at the in August. ·- · • ...... • • • Looer- Law: HR Woodo. Cblaco. - - jf) . . own distrid tournament , aurvived Horlen, Zanm 111. ~ckley 1811 Friday's ae.-... a strong finish by York Local to and Carreon. Spahn. Filmer t7), 8oskm 125 Ollleilulltl 102 take Friday's Class- A opener, 44- Funk t91 and Crandoll. Winner- <Only game scbedLried.J 40. Spahn . Loser _ Horlen. HRAHL Studlqo "We've been underdogs aU year Mathews. By UaiW Pn!ll ~ 949 Friday night in manhandling Clev~land East Tech, the only unbeaten team In the slllte tourney 118-1-1, and was favored to tako its serond state champiorqhip in his- high school 60 C0IIecr1ate Gri"d stars Tak T T rf 0 J 29th Ea.,. ::: e 0 u tory. Marion, however wtl:pped giant killer Urbana 65-~ and seemed quite capable of making Coach Dan Baker the first man ever to pilot state champions In both Class AA and Class A. Boker won one state title at Northwestern In 1958 and now has brought Marion to the brink of the big school pinnacle ' ' n une C .. Pappas. • T Call · ·. . . Fight Tonight S} a esman Tells Reforestation of bJre one-time woodlands and conservancy dams in more tributarlts of the Ohio, are twin-pronged, realistic attacks on this river that runs with anger even In this enlightened era altogether too frequently. . .r 1 A trip Saturday <April 5) up to Antiquity on the Galltpolis Relief boat Carrie Brown gave us a fairly good idea of floOd damage. At ev· ery point in this 30 mile stretch the evidence of the destructive power of a river out of its banks was manifest. Jn Centennial . H .:me .. ·I T hT • • • Sens Wailing rut Wice, For YouthT0 P IygraphSays 'P k' ReaCh ea . [ i I !: :::· SAVE FINANCING ·INSURANCE Houses in all shapes and in every condition, were revealed all alona the route. Middleport is in awful shape, so far as can be seen from the river, and Pomeroy never looked so for· lorn. The rounahou•e of the Hocking Valley Railroad has collapsed and Its Pomeroy station is somewhere down· the river. Every shop along the river Iron! with one or two exceptions, is app~rently deserted. At Syracuse the salt sheds at the"uooer end are twisted around ..and li~rt\y collapsed . '· sb------;, an!: ~- "' ·''' . ' ••. •. . • •• 'Ji! • " Racine is congested with driftwood a n d wrecked houses. While the appearance of the town on the river bank level is worse than after the '84 flood , we doubt the assertion that the actual loss is greater. Scores of families there, in the midst of the '84 flood, are on higher ground now. Hayman, the hardware dealer, is hardest hit. His stock to us looks like an 80 per cent loss. • :it . " ''·' . i' '(t ~ · t:" '· . The relief boat, carrying stores -in charge of Sherman Eagle and Col. E. N. Deardorff, carried succor to hundreds who needed it at Henderson, Addison, Cheshire, Carlton, Silver Run, Racine and Antiquity. Several Red Cross boats were met, but they apparently were doing little business, although heavily stocl<ed with stores. 1 -.. .. ce}ts p '• At several ports they reported c•red for, the Gallipolis boat found much distress, and re· lieved it. Somehow, the government boats, of· Iicered by soldiers, do not seem to know how to get at the facts, or where or when to give. Possibly they are too much hampered by orders but the plain fact is that on Saturday they' seem to be occupied principally in tying up io the banks, and untying. duce Defense For B" 0' p}aY ,,., . . ) li. 'f '· " ' It looked as II, when they made a landing, they waited for people to come to them and beg for something to eat. The Gallipolis boat worked on a dt!ferent plan. As soon as it touched the shore, up the bank went Mr. Eagle to confer with some responsible man a n d learn the needs . Then a score or more of G.al· Itpolis men hurried the goods up the bankcoal, oil, stoves, beds, meat, cheese, canned foods , bread, clothing, shoes, and 10 forth. .... ' . .' ,., •. 1. . ,. '· . ... . l t. .. 'r .. ' - .. ,., ·' ,., ' .' .'.,. f 0~'!'31', ' lji.(• -:"; I -" ~9' J The B&O and Hockin& Valley tracks show· ed much damage at polnll . . . It looka as If It will take 10 yean to level up the tracka. ,,. ,( -I ·: 4 ..:} . ' )'.: ' '. •• '. ' • -l .• l I ' " . . . A little high water In Galllpolla meana terrible timoa in Marietta, Parkenburg, Porn· eroy, Middleport; Pl. Pleuant, Ironton, HuntIngton, and Portsmouth.- Thla II•• been ahown as never before the past week; If GaUipolil could see the misery, the lou, the dilcoura&•· menl and the awful coJlJIIP. of neigh· bors along the Ohio River • ~ -" bill- l~t. ''r "lS - ll•r. -•I ·~ ~.1 ..\1-1" '' ' t H AM SH O O T Su·nday Marc·h 3] sf ] PM ' IZAAK WALTON FARM He weilt on;· " 10f alt·lhe tOiVIfl, IIIIi .considered Racine ta said to be the hardeat hit. We saw ihat town In the;·ellow eraap of tbe 1884 flood and Itved 1!1 1 in the montba durin& which tt slowly recovered ~r,om the blow. We can Imagine nothllli more forlorn tban that, and they aay this 1• wone1 •not OliiY at Baclne, '·' but at all other pointa ••~-' . · . ',. • ' ·~ ..tr ~ I! !'Jt....., ~ ~ ' . ·,.~ ; ) i BAKER FURNITURE • \ 1.•, ·(; J'lJB. ' lEXSTEEl LIVING ROOM fURNITURE 1)1h ~Q And then the Racine folks thought of· An· tlqulty, and the Gallipolis boat went up there also and lightened the burden upon its people. THE fiRST NATIONAL BANK J U5T ARRIVED "·~ · I Reedsville ·1 .' • At Racine the Red Crou boat reported all needs supplied. When the Gallipolts people went up into that town and looked at ill con· dition (it was limply shot to pieces), tbey found the citizens sayin& they could get along all right. It took coaxing to get the facts, and finally a lot of stores were ·put off there. and thankfully received. They were needed, too. TAME CRANE - Mrs. Ora Watkins of Hobson holds a "whooping big" crane, or possibly some other type bird, in her arms after picking it up near her home this week . The lone beaked bird with all characteristics of a crane was rescued by Mrs. Watkins who feared it would be hit by a car along Rt. 7. The bird was tame and refused to sqawk for freedom. Mrs. Watkins' only question was, "What am I going to do with it?" tackling. In - game last seas- high school· grid ~areer. oo, Crow loomed aa a mass o1 ' College football i; nothing tape \and 'bandages on his right ..,. to the Crow lamlly. Rick's Joe, tight arm, and side, where lfather, Pomeroy attorney Fred be had suffered additional in· Crow, earned AI~Amerlca fiUU We are indebted for the pictures of the 1913 flood to Mr. Monnin& Webster, Pomeroy attorney. This account or the ereat '13 flood , and the much closer recollection of tbe two Pomeroy floods just experienced, underlines again the necessity to push with all po~sible dispatch flood control measures in the Ohio Valley. THE DAY BEFORE MR. SIBLEY LISHED the above, he wrote this: his 't . ·-·. eGO Ot!O ~ I I 0 1 . lllll - Olx- I I I At P~ Slrlap, Colli. because we have no height.'' VanDlvlllola Reeth said. " I thought we coukJ . W L T Ph GF ~ 0 make it here with a big boy but (~nd game. 6 mnlngs, darknes~; l Hershey 3fi 26 8 to • . y_ea.rs. Chtcago !AI 003 310- 7 11 01Pro iden 37 28 5 - 2211M lt was on October 13, 11161 ,.. the kids fooled me and we got . · v ce ,. ~. 300 101 5 8 ~ Rick'1 ambition to play U here anyway." Mtlwaukee 1:Quebc S3 2811 71201210 Jackson Cf'ater Take-s Lead . Score, Kreutzer I4J and Mar· IBaltimore 34 30 7 75 221 241 ~ J:.t:~;a~==· Of the two Class A semifinal tm, Butler, Constable l4l , Schnei· Sprlogfiled 31 31 8 71l 21111 :al ut·· he Logan game. games, the first one provided the der (61 anO Torre. Wmner - ~ Welten Dlvllion The ·p th ~A By MARTIN GLEASON American Football Coaches Assomost chills and thrills, Jacksoo ~e. Loser- Butler. HR-MAye W L T Ph GP ~) . an er star was Ulllted Prnl latera•tloul clatlon (AFCM, today announced I - - --- Center, outs("())'ing York, 12-3 tn J.or• . ~ x-Buffalo 40 23 7 81 2SS Itt hospjtahzed f?r several weeks, BUFFALO, N. Y. WPII -Shj.:- the selection of 30 the second period began rolling At Phoemx, Ariz.. , Cleveland :lO 33 7 67 25! 245 and for I while it appeared he ty of the nation' a outstanding col· stars who will represent the and heW 8 huge i4.point mar in Boston 020 005 120--10 12 1 Rochester 24 38 9 57 238 26S might not play f~balJ again. lege football players ,wiU trot onto in the Bummer football classic. ODD 0 East looked mvmclb1e In ~tie l midway in the thtrd quarter S San Fran 211 020 001- 7 1 I Pittsburgh tO i7 4 42 110 29t But the ~etermined athle~, the War Memorial Stadium turf Jack Guthrie, president of ~:ory o~ East Tee~. which , But York the tallest te~ in Wilson, Radatz (61 and Nixon I x.Ciincbed division title. who stlU limped from the m- ~the night of June 29 for the AU-America Bowl i s tur back m the the Class A, field sera ped back Sanford, Duffalo (7!, Pregenzer i FrJdaJ'• Jlelllltl jury, was back In pads by the third annual AU..America game. said early ticket requests state t~nament for tlte fourth land tied it at 38-3s on~ set shot (9) and Coker. Wmner - Wilson. IProvidence 6 Rochester 0 1982 footb~ll season and earn· ~· 0 . <Tuss) McLaughry, exec- a crowd of about 33,000, • conseeutJVe year..- 111e Scarabs !by raw-boned Bud Ha ward witt! Lose - Sanford. HR- MC'Cnvey, Baltimore 5 Buffalo 1 ed hb third straight AII.SEO utJVe secretary-treasurer ol the ing the 1962 inial by al least who dhadthrolled up. a 24-0 record, ·2·15 ledt '" the Things Malzone, Mejias. Geiger 2. <Only gam.. acheduled) first team award. - --- ---- 000 ' score e game s first ttlree ' · c . · . __ ' Panther Coach Chari R Chan The game, sponsored by the field goals but that was ttre only I looked bad for the Tigers, stnce .cey hasnotbtng but pr:ise fo; :,;.cA ~nd the ~-:::~~N·.~ Ev· POINT PLEASANT - Billy itime East Tech fans h.. to cheer.!! their big &-foot-S center Don Ware Ci~!in~l=~rwateroo : · 400-5 11 --"'-'--...:...:=..:.::.... . - - -mg ews, w BVI na· Conn, former light heavyweight Columbus stormed back with ll had exited with five personals. Phi Buying a tionally <to 170 outlets> by the champion of the world w h o consecutive points and a never In a fast and furmus ending, Ia 02il 010 05x-812 I A;~~:c..~~oadc:iln~ ~· w· fought Joe Louis twice ' for the headed The Tigers, w~ ssuffered ~he ball changed hands several ti~~o~:Lis~w~~~~ a~6~ p:~:~~ New Car? • w e e J&- heavyweight championship, will only a one-point loss to Dayton I mes on errors before Co-Capt. h . . consln. Bad~ers to the Big Ten be a referee at the Centenmal Chaminade in 24 revmus starts Mal'\lm Foote calmly dropped two ~ un 191 and Dalrymple. winner 0 =pl~:~lp ses:!na Bo~mg Show ton~ht at I he held leads of ts-fo at the first ~ 8th= ltoa:Jve_ ~ackson Ce:- D~;:~le~~lison L~~in=!nhis ' e Pomt Pleasant Htgh S c h o o I quarter and 23-17 at halftime Ir e wit JS secon s ' · on ATLANTA (UPH - Insurance star quarterback, Ron Varni~· Gym at 8 o'clock. East's jumping jack front .line to go. To more free throws by A -salesman George P. Burneu, l:;ie ~dy frr duftyN:agr:::uth Eddie Mayes, Point Pleasant, of Avery Godfrey, Ken Fov.·lkes iJohn Lenhart In the . waning~- LostA~;d~~n{x,~l~ 004---1216 o • who8e report of a telephone oon11101_1 ~a 0 e vs Skeeter Tyler, Charleston, is and Ed Waller Jed the way in the I onds ended the scormg followmg Kans · · -.nd (EDITORS NOTE: Thl• Ia Ole 1versatlon he alleged]y overheard and Glynn Grlffmg of .Mississippi. a Featherweight feature, and scormg onslaught and manhan- 1a basket by York'.! Jerr~ Bognar. D a:dai'~ty~~ 00) 000- 1 6 1 16 1oth •f 28 dl~palehe• en the I threatened a Southeastern Confer- J~hn McKay of National cham· Charles Toles Point Pleasant died the Scarabs off the boards Foote scored pomts and 1e ';81 w· h ~seboro, Brum· UBS ~peett of dK- ••Jor ience scandal, took a second lielplon southern caUfornia will be va John Hoo~r, Beckley, is ; And the slickest nger of an: wa_re 12 for Jackson _center, a:d . IC ers am, ~kow (71 lt8flll baHbaU ieaml.) detector test Friday and authori- head coach of the West squad. to Middleweight feature bout. guard Mike Hammond t u whlle Hayward was the blg show Bryan. Loser - Wtckersham Through Atl'ROVED .FINANCE, INC., oa 8 BJ LEO H. PETERSEN ties said he answered truthfully. beT;:nmmced at aedlaterth date. A semi-final pits Tom Limer, many baskets with his fak:: fo York with ~ · I At St p 1 'c ,sociate company of UPI Spertl Edllor Burnett Jasisted again he acl'l· West captur e ina~gur- Point Pleasant vs Bob Trus- feeds to teammates under the Dresden trailed nearly all the .. e er urg, a. NATIONWIDE POMPANO BEACH, Fla. lUPI) dentally overheard Wallace Butts. al ~ntest in 1961 under Mmne- low, Charle!to;, in a lighthea- basket. fist half against Springfield Lo- ~tl!itmnmgs l MUru AI.. you can now -Mana~ Mickey Vernon frank- former coach and athletic director sota I Murray Wa~ath, !0-20. vyweight bout. By the third quarter mark eo-.1cal . of Matloning County before N y I l 000 202 100 3- tl 12 11 finance yollt car the lowly admits the Jowly Washington at the University of Georgia give Woody Hayes of OhiO state and A heavyweight match pits lumbus rolled up a 46-ZB margm lakmg a 27·25 halftime edge The . , N 010 000 400 0-5 14 1 interest way ... and add 10 Senators are going to COIItinue information about the ~rgia his East team beat Warmath'l Ted Morgan Beck lev vs Phil outscoring East Tech 23 ll in th~ l Jayhawks never trailed after- r Agmrre. Fox 17) B. Anderson I your savings by insurinJ hurting until their kids blol.lom. football team to Alabama coach Westerners, 13-8, last June: Smith, Charleston . , period. The Scarabs bat~led back I ~ards. although the score was (!~ and _Freehan. Craig, R~ I die low-premium 1U.f with Nationwide. So beAnd he knows U.at will not be Paul Bryant before the 1962 meet· The eut has an impres~uve ar- Ted Anderson Beckley v hk~ the champions they are but J!Jed at 31·31 midway in the third I Hawkms II OJ .and Caton Wm1 /ore you buy )'Our tle'n in 1963. . ing of the. tw osch,ols. ray of backs •.t~pped_lg Jerry St~r Doug Adkins, Huntington,' is was too little. ' period · · ~:al•it:o~u~ser - Reed. HRtar, !lee me fir" for dou· Vernon has only one optimistic The Saturday Evening Post pub- vall of Louisiana StatE:• ~g~ welterweight bout, and Cookie East Tech scored 10 consecutive Prince Scores ' · bit-barreled tavinp! observation for the coming sea-llishe:d BUrnett's Ator, and said KOdun4n of Penn State, Willie Clayton Charleston vs Do pomts nudway in the fourth quar-1 II wan then that Drt'sden's Paul .Pearl W. Williams so~. , the gaJne, which :AIQ.bama won, Richardson of Jac~ (Miss.l ~onnor.' Huntington,' fi ht ~ , ter to narrow the .almost unl:lur- Prinre. a classy 1Jttle guard. and I HoChandler. Art:z ·one thing for sure, we can't 135·0, was rigged. Both Butts and State and George Saimea of Mich- lightweight bout g Imountable Tiger lead to ll pom~ torward Paul Lacey took over , k~ton . ooo 011. 000- 2 6 0I and Son 1 fall any lower." he explains Bryant have denied any rigging. igan State. . Mike Weekly Huntington v _ With 1: 29 to go. That was the Priore Sl'Ored on a three-pointer 0 ahoma CJty P< L \ I 318 N. Second An. "There's no way to go but up.'' Burnett' took hi& first lie de- Such sparkling namea a!l_ Pat sus Jim O'Co~nor Ch 1 ' t er 1closest they could get to give his team a six point lead ~ 002 000 0 - 2 !t 2 WY. 2·2311 Middleport Last year the Senators won tector tes't before the sory broke. Richter of Wisconsin ·and Walt is a welterweight , figh~r es o~ i The win gave Coach Bob Hart in the last quarter and then La-, WoodeshJck and Campbell. NelOFFICE HOURSt only 60 games while losing 101, He agreed to submit to the ~- S~eney or Syracuse lead the end Gary Akers Huntington 8~b the g~rahead for a real grand cey broke Springfield Local's son and Wooten. 9:00 to 5:00 Dilly firililhing 3.'i~ games behind the- ond one, administered by Maj. Lrlga~. Jim Dunaway of Missis- Burrows Ctaarleston ~ v: 11 _ slam. He was named Class AA back with 9 of his 12 points in ~rl~ndo. Fla. Othart by Appo1ntment 17 _mmngsl Yankees. . Barney Ragsdale, chief of the sippi and Fred Miller or I..SU will w tght 'atch ' Y Coach-of-the-Year only last week the last 4:24 of the ~amt" . , ."We've tried to heJp the team ,Georgla :Bureau ef Invtofitigation, hold ~own tackle posts, Ruftl8 ~eckJ: Bo. s fi ht for Com- and nvw could prove it on the ~rim-e wound up with 20 points.II Washmgton 100 100 000 000 000 01- 3 wtth trades but the other clubs· at the request of Geot·gia Atty Guthrie of Georgia Tech and b. 1 Y T g court 1while teammate Jeff Longaberger ·D Beh f Mi h' Stat me nsurance earn : Charles· Minnesota only offer second string playel'l Gen. Eugene Cook. ave nnan o c 1gan e ton Bo f Ch 1 t Athlet " Jl was one of our best games .. had 14. Ron Sonedecker. a 6-foot for our first line ones, and we FoJJowing the teat, Cook and ~ill be at guards, and Lee Roy lc Clu~~ ~nti ar~~ on - the bespectacled Hart said. "We JUnior. and guard Jim Schaade . 00 002 000 0 --: 2 9 ' have more than enough of that Ragsdale laid Burnett had 80.!1· Jordaa of Alabama at center. V F w' nd ngp . t boPlys for were a little awed at playina o1ad 14 each for the Tigers. IKlme, Cheney 15 / .· Bouldtn 112) caliber f 1 • · · a om easant c LA.!ppert Schm 1dt n2 1 Ka t Janie: Payer~ now,.. veroon wered trut hlul1y. ~gadale, preslboys for Marietta Manufactur- them, but when we found out we !and Moore 16 ~ Lash 1101 &01'k a ' exp · dent of the Amencan At:ademy ing Compan could run, jump and shoot willl CLUES TO PLANE I ki · . er · owThe lllllil club Is a rag-tag out- of Polygraphy Examiners, said f0 y. them, it changed the team and SANTANNA Dl VALDIERI It- s l12 l , PleJS l l6l and Ralliff. fit a~ pres~ntly CObstituted and Bum~~ was "completely t'OOper· they took It from there." aly mPn _ An Italian polic~ ski Chlrter No. 9815 there s a Wild open scramble for atlve. I Foul• Pay Off trol F id ed h Reurv• Dl1trlct Ne. 4 most of the jobs. Butts, who bas filed a 110 mil· I For Marion It was foul sbootin•' pa f r ay recoil veboork ~~rlehe REPORT OF CONDITION OF Plk!hlq li . . , • e pages o a nav1ga on wu c 1 . . Slroqnt Pelot , 011 Ubel smt against tbe Post , 1 . !hat paid oil. The Proxies hit an may belong 1o King Saud's miss· • Pitching could be the ,)ub 1 spent 90 mlnutos in private with Patrk:ta Bormg, daughter of astounding 22 of 29 attempts, ODd lng Comet IV jetliner strongest department for It Ia the Cook Friday. The former Geoqjla 1g S Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring, re- shol 50 per ceut from the Jield The Ia d' ~ ed M h In the 51 1 f Oh' OF RACINE Senator hurlers the other clubs coach assured the attorney geA· presented Rive"iew Grade in downing Urbana ...... d P be"'l. •sadptopeh r arbedc Publlshe; ~ o lo, at the Clo~e of Bullnus on March ll, 1963.. 1 I th t "I h B U tle4 School In . oUI' an lS teve a\'e eras 1I •n response to ull made by Comptrolle 0f Ill C ta lk abo UI wheo deas are pro· era a ave never been in· Y • Press 1Dterutl011a~ the all county Spell· The Hllldimbers however fin- in th AI kill' u r•ncy und•r Seetlon 5211 u 5 R 1 d 5 r • u"" 1 ght afte terested . bll Th I Bee h ld I R 'Ia , . e ps near lere mg s I , , . . ev •e tltutes posed · ESnAt>ial1.. r-.... ., sou U1 gam ng or llSBOCiat· e Boston Celtics have a new ng e a ~' .nd. Mrs. ally experienced a cold night after 18 persons aboard. The wreckage are Dave Stenhouse, 11-12 and ed with people known as gam- secret weapon, a thr. .mu de- Denver Weber, prmctpal at bowling over three unbeaten and not t bee r nd c . ASSETS Claude Osteen, 8-13. biers. •• fense to stop CincinnatJ's OIICir Riverview, accompanied Miss top-rated teams {!n route to ye ~ n ou . I ashi,nbalanres With other. banks. and cast! Items For his other starters Vernon Cook aald earlier ttaia week he Robertson Boring to RuUand. tournament play They hit a u. pl'()('ess of rollertJOn ·--- --·------ ------ $ 162.869.54 will choose from Don Rudolph, llad information Butts had been·in Boston .Coach Red Auerbaeh Randy Hall suffered a broken . erable 33 per ~nt of their MARKOVA DIRECI'S MET nJt:~.~~~::~~r."~ent obligation~, direct and 481.360.94 1-10; Tom Cheney. 7·t; Belmie contact with known g&mb),rs be- used Sam Jones. John ~vlieek JI'D1 while playing at Riverview goal shots and converted six NEW YORK WPII - Alicia Obligations of Stat~ ~n~n~;;7r1ves~1--. -.-- -- --- Daniels, 7-~e; Ed Boubaugh. O.Z; fore the telephone 'call to Bryant. and K.C. Jones effectively Friday Shcool. 14 fouls. Markova, the ballerina, wa.o~ (Net or any reservP.sl ICa su VIsions 18.400.01 Joe McClam, H: or rookie Jim · ·- Bight to pin down the Big t•o•• Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mayes "We got fat-headed," Urbana director of the Metropoli- Corporate stol'kll fincluding s:i.300~oO~t~k ~-,---- - Duckworth, a JO-garne wlnner at otber poui!Hiity Is John Kennedy and give tht! Celtics a ~102 vic- of Sardis spent Sunday with Coach Roger Brauer siad. "Too Opera Ballet Friday by Geu· Federal . Reserve bank) (Net of any reserves ) 3.300.00 Rocky Mount last .season.. who hit . 62 In l<t games with the tory tbat evened the count at 1-1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer and bad we r.ouldn't play a good eral Manager Rudolph Bing. She Loans and d1.scounts (including $400.86 Tlieofrebullsnl't too much 1n the Senators. in the National Basketball A&9o- Janet. here." will direct the activities of Ban:vtrdr~ft s) (Netdo;9any reserves) --------·- - 576.l5?.2t way pen pl'OBpects so some 1be Outfield ouOook Ja brighter, clatlrm'a Eastern Division playoff Mr. and Mrs . Walter Brown · BOTH UNDERDOGS . opera'n ballet school. pre~lses owne "' .780.48, furniture of those J»Ulble starters may espeelaDy if Jim Piersall comes finals. and family were week end via.· With both Coach Jack ' Oth and Ctxfures S3. 2oo.oo ---- -· ----- ----- ---- 12.980.48 have to be used in relief. back from his poor seuon of last Auerbach, however, wBJahrewd itors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mer- Van&eth of Dresden and Fred I er assets --- -- --··- --- ---- ------ ------- 1.210.31 Steve Ha-:nllton, 3-8 last aea_s:on year when he batted only .244. enough not to utilize his trio at edit.h and daughter of Columbus. IGross of ,Jackson Center claim- ' TOTAL ASSETS --------- - ---- -----·--- - - - $1 ,~.0'18.64 and Art Quick, the former OriOle The year before with C1~veland the same time. When onll!l man Dtane Petty of Parkersburg ing to be the underdogs in the J LIABILITIES who was: 2·2 with B~timore and he batted .!22. tired, he sent In another to wear was an over night guest of payoff tilt, the championship Dt-mand deposits of individuals. j:Jartnerships, 7_. with Rochester 1n 1962, are J..eppen: No. 1 Cateher dowu Robertson. who finally was Tammy Ruth. game wiJJ pit the Muskingum New Shipment and ('Orporalions __ __ 5 435 491 01 the leading relief eandldates. Chuck Hinton. wOO led the Sen- yanked from the g11me ·by Royal Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dunfee and County crew's speed and defenOf f•mous Time and 11avi!lgs deposits or in-di~-id~~);, ---- · · The infield is really • hodge- amra aJ bat Jaat II!UOD with an C<NJch Charlie Wolf with aix min- family of LitUe Hocking visit· s!ve ability against Jackson Cen.· partnerstltps, and corporations ___ 620.322.91 podge affair. Tom Brown, UJJi.. average·,..of .S10, wUl bold down utes remain~. · ~with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wal· ter'• height advantage under Deposits or United States Government (inrl~~:li~g-·2,420.81 verolty of Maryland booua boy, ~ wtlteld opol Doo Lock, Rabertson, who o...-ed 43 polnta lace. boards. post8l savings) ·-35,182.11 has looke6 good at fttlt base bl Who hit anly .253•. eould win the ag8Jn.t the . celta Thun!day, Wlill Recent Visitors Of .Mrs. Ed· Seldom have two teams battled D(lpo!ib or State 5 and p,;)iti·L~i-;~hdi~i~o;j~~;- -- -.the Alv-. tlilrd outfield berth. held I ofour points In tbe first na Stewart were Rev. and their way from the county tournaTOTAL DEPOSITS · ·- - $l.093.4ti.84 who absence hit Jll of t Bogello SID ~ 1ut Total demand deposits --_____ _ 473.094.94 a . --.. Other . ~. are buldovtr ~- lie poured in IS more In Mrs. !!'red I. Gardner ol Park- menls in the state title game with Total time and savings deposits $ 820,322.90 ....... Alvaretr hu .,_,_delaytd J!m Killg - 1~). l.arry Shetront, the -aecond stanza .lo give Clncin· ersburg and Mr. and Mrs. Da- less credentlab Both have Trade Now-Best gettlnc out of Cuba. v-.~ .'!rOin ,~re w~ .~O!.I . ~!Hfhalfllme~. vidSmllhand !amilyo!J.onaunderdogsln certain. games as TermsAnywhere TOTAL LIARILITIES . ... ................. :-$t,OOM17.tM needill& a lhortltap, hu bee ho hjf ·,:1!0 II) + ~ ~: : •)"':: ~JII,lie · COMiklrl:~ :;.t' untracked Bo\IOIJl. (ar back as district action. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS l!yq Marv B.....tlDtl at dtnrt. rooldoo -Brant 1\ly.., a .SIJ ·Hit, .b ~ ~ ~ u Boston's ~-and Mrs. J. C. Kibble of Dresden's JIIJ'hawks, carrying Capital Stock : IIOCOnd and llttrd. Breodillfl tame ter 8! ~ao'Nelaon Gardner, thno-mu do!ehaive awltcho!l hold Parkersburg vlsjted with Mr. a 25-2 record lnin tbe title tilt S Common stock, Iota! par $50,000.00 --- -- - --- --• I!O,OOfUIO 80,000.00 In. deal.wtllt BaltimOre. . who llolted .Ita at Pothan :... ... "litdllf•.• mciiio ~and Mrs- R. E. Williams. back speedy SprlngfieJd urplUs ---- --------- ---- ---- ---- ------ -------· 52,880.80 ~AI local . Loulo ' Piliellj, ' l!p from ~~- j~ftft- ·~)1- . , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Uieal, stl-49, In a stirring di!play Undividod profits --------- - - -- ----------------182,880.80 a..ck CoWer maJ keep lht where; lte bal!ed .2'lU, .. '' I Bill BtU~ IICIII'ed II! poillll rer and famtly of Little Hockdefensive ublllty. Jackson CellMiddleport, 0. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------------IOCilllli base job lie bd<l don Doft Leppei1. obtained ltlli!i .• !IN!Ca.ll!O loa than llobert- ing 11Jere recent visitors of the ' TOTAL LIABILITIES Al'!l' lalllae880111f 81'1'\'dlac lo.....,edPitllliui-jjh, could be the ·> No.· J *'l!'t Pme ~ ind~ In Helz"!',Bise famUios, CAPITAL A~COUNTS ------· ----- ----- $1 ,~,078.84 at abort or tbtrd. Joho. ~ <alcber, wilmlnB tho job., 4!Ver 1 liiMiilfUI ·jol> Undtr the boanla· Mr. and Mrs. Juo.Jor Congrove ' MEMORANDUM \1 tlliOiher ,ho..,... wllo Ken. llollor, Jut )!0111''1 N&u1ar wlllt ..i!\1 rebounds. and of Zanesville were • Assets pledged or assigne~bilitleo hit lut JOII'. recOiver. Leppo! hit 011"' .is8. In ,• Tho ''aeries resumes In llolinn 11Jeellend of Mr • and nd forother purposes ____ ______ _.;..: .. ~~- S 113.07S.OD _, Jl8 B.....dl1111 Collier lth ••·botlod ""-' ••I "3 , · - •.....,. · w ..,. ""' ..Jrallf<J llo uw wtlh f!wldoy. Mrs. Gene I, fREELAND S. NORRIS, C.shler, .of tho a-..amed bellk ult•. ' . the PlraiOa wllllt. ~ bo!6od " • • , Mr. and Mn. · · , • do hereby declare that this report of condition is ond ...,_ •t·o e111 to ,.. why Vemoa .-. The jbtn! ·~ WID·. :~ i!i"m.~:o . YiJII'i!t AbMmtm aDd Kay openi• rect to the best Ill my knowledge and belief. hao Infield worrleo. . . ., Bob Schmid!. wlin ··~ 1j ~N BISHOP, England TUn• Young FREELAND S. NOIIIUI. IIP'I ov• ilviatJ ~ 19 J.i!U RolF ~ ' "' '*!'!l Jdl :M, <tml • llllt' · · • · ·· We, the underslined dlreclol'l attest the oorrectneu ot lhla KH~. jJie ~ ' )!alp ~ ~~,·~;'· \}u ~of · .Sponsored By report of condltlor1 and declare that tt bu been examined by 111 tiabf who. ......- B-' !IP liii J1i1 ~ i!IIJ;, _oQo;.\u . 1~ ~:J:I'..Jt,r' Wll ad· PI . and to the best ol our lmowledie and belief il truo and come~. ""'"' tq, aDd liOn lllllwOll, •......., .._ Jliiiiii!J''*"' lli · ' . " uDJveraity Mr•. ;qtE_STER FIIIJ DEPARTMENT D1Not011 thflughout IN 1913, G. SIBLEY wrote: "Pomei:OY Is a. w.r~cl! :~~ .the Hock_l!lt,- V1!1!.eT.",Qfflce has gone down t~e river ... " Thit picture a c~py of one believed to be of tltitl!ant flood ·, \)ien •apparently was taken whi~• the water atlll was comlna up. The office iJ clearly vistble,.at ex!reme rlg~tJn one 24 hour period the O!Uo Rlver went up .22 feet, bellev.ed to be an alf-&hne-recQ~Il.. J)ll~Wllli:h:n! one;ip!hete atretehea of the nver ever cMrel to ~~ee broken. · ·· ' • • - -n• COLUMBUS - It'll be Colwnbus East and Marlon St. Loull OIO Ot!O • - S 1 0 Harding battltng it out tonight for Ohio's most coveted N.York <AI 1011101 '01»- 2 • 1 yoff Standinp , Ibasketball prize - the Class AA state championship. W~hburn•. Fanolt 111 and So- ' ' UIIIIH " - _........, This afternoon, Dresden of Muskingum county and watsla. Wllliamo, Ford '"· Ar· · iJiooi.«-.. _ , Jackson Center, two teams who probably never heard of royo <ll and Howard. WinnerFAl'ton DIY- Fiulo each other at the start of the season, met for the small Washburn. Loser - Ford. HRW.LI'd. school prize - the Class A title. Whitt. llotrinn I I .IGO The four finalists are all that romain from a starting ~ Cincinnati I t .IGO field of over 950 high schools who hit the tourney trail At West Palm Beadl, Fla. weo~o.. IIIYIIIN Flull over six weeks ago. Ins.t game I W. L PeL East made quit. an impression tcr, wb•ch became the first Shel· Chicago IAI 000 0110 --.2 7 I Loo Angeles a 0 ·• on tht screaming audience o( 13,-'by County team ever to win its Milwaukee mo 200 Olo- 4 I o St. Lwia 0 • ·• It gained a wide reputation around accorded All.()hJ.o league loop lor his hard mention recognitloo durin& his for. 8 tour of the campus. Conr, a member of the N• t)otjal Honor Society at PHS ~ been an honor studeni ' aY IHIITIR TANNIHILL uer- lDib months qo aaw Utile ....,t In hla albJotlc lulln .t· ltr ""*lalnlng. a bhli<tll led .., trrtday the !Stb, lib lecopted a fll1l foor.year grut.ll>ald scholarship undlr NCAA rulol to attend the UIIIVeralty of J4l. oml, Flartda. The scholarship· was nfl1elal. ly received this week from Miami Coach K. F. GustafSOD. latller this month Rick flew tO - Miami with college scouts ,.....,.. Aria. Cleoeland ;Pom?f ~':-the !.~~ ~?~o ~ck~e ~~!~~! ,. , to~ the l)'td star Rlcll CroW, · who ~- - ...,!dill ~ Dresden, Jackson Center In :.Low::~. Schwan •••· veo1e ''' ~~~ ~= :.::;.~) ~ Battle For Class A's Prize Un~~R~:'!,8f,,~!11~:aal - : :· Lau~-:l.. ;:er~ =-~ Schill_. Pia Crow Signs Grant~ln-Aid With Miami Of Fl da Coli F bI SENTINEL . ·~ . • ,'\~ b v- ~ ~ ,... I.;.h...:,le: it'• '•', .~· ~->,If-.~' ~·· 1 ~. true :WfiOil . !l • iB~~o~~ liAilOLD CAIIN~AN �.• r • • r,. . ' . .. .. ' . It's Columbus Fast -. Sentinel, Pqmeroy·Midcllepotl, o., Mar. "'· 11a t -Dally------ - Vs. Marion Harding .• Exhibition Baseball Results • B1 UIIW , _ - AI lflaml, ria. PIUoblu'gh Baltlmoro F eature Page . " . Eyewitness Of 1913 Flood Misery In Meigs' River Towns Marks Anniversary Flood• are damaging tQ the Bend area when· ' l ever they ~orne . However, two generations and a half ago, remembored todav only by graying grandfathers and grandmothers, personal suffering and pro~erty losses were heavier blows to the tranquthly of life along the Ohio River. ,, In the past 81 years there have been at l~ast three calamitous advan ces of the OhiO River into towns fronting the southern face of Meiga county, Racine, Syracuse, Pomeroy, and Middleport. - ~ There perhapi could be debate about that ' · figUTe "three " as the 1907 flood historically C:rested at 61 .5, a shade under seven feet less than 1913's water. Other crests in the 54 to G8 foot range were reached on several occa .. 1ions. All were high enough to ravage Middle· por~as well as Pomeroy. lkJt for our purpose here. I shall considor onfji the 1884 the 1913, and the 1937 floods as super devastating events, and particularly today, the 1913 flood . ·' ,, Wby the 1913 flood ?, because coincidentally, it reached· its crest of 68.8 feet within a weel< of the day 50 years later that the nver crested at 49.6 feet in Pomeroy , on March 22, 1963 . On March 7 it had crested at 51 .6, thus belaying Pomeroy's Main-s! and low residential areas savagel y tw ice within two weeks. The 1913 flood in Meigs county is interestIng to the historian on another account. Not only are there pictures available of ·scenes in Pomeroy, but tbere is an eyewitness account of the ·devastation in all the river . towns preserved in neighboring Gallia count y. Files of Meigs county newspapers of that time largely have been destroyed or lost. Some were burned in the big Mechanic-s! fire lrl Pomerpy in the late twenties . Others have simply dhappeared as the changing faces of local newspapers merged, became extinct, or "anished, before consolidation into the present Daily Sentinel. •· Early In· ,April. 1913, W. G. Sibley. editor and publisher of The Daily Tribune in Galli· polis rode the "Gallipolis Relief Boat" upriver as far as Letart Falls. He returned and wrote a heart-shaking account of what he saw. It is that report that we are pleased to reprint, in part, today. His story is preserved in micro[ilmed files, which, ouiside permanent files at the Ohio ' State Library in Columbus, likely is the only existing such report anywhere . . •RECOR!) RISE Probably there is no que stion that the 1913 ,' w. flood had the most rapid rile before or since in one 24 bour period. On March 25 the river soared up 22 feet, a fantutlc rise. ju:les. · ' cognitioo· as an end oo the · Rick pillyed his first PHS Slate University BIK!keye team football game against Jacl<oon of 1937·. as a froshman. He lettered that Rick bad feee\Ved season for his play at center from at least elght other coland defensive middle guard. As leges but apparently waa not a sophomore, and during his inter ..!Sted in any except the junior season before being side-)University of MJml offer, acllned, Crow played center ODd Icording to his father. Rick defensive linebacker. Last year e1pected to leave for college be was kept on the ,line at the in August. ·- · • ...... • • • Looer- Law: HR Woodo. Cblaco. - - jf) . . own distrid tournament , aurvived Horlen, Zanm 111. ~ckley 1811 Friday's ae.-... a strong finish by York Local to and Carreon. Spahn. Filmer t7), 8oskm 125 Ollleilulltl 102 take Friday's Class- A opener, 44- Funk t91 and Crandoll. Winner- <Only game scbedLried.J 40. Spahn . Loser _ Horlen. HRAHL Studlqo "We've been underdogs aU year Mathews. By UaiW Pn!ll ~ 949 Friday night in manhandling Clev~land East Tech, the only unbeaten team In the slllte tourney 118-1-1, and was favored to tako its serond state champiorqhip in his- high school 60 C0IIecr1ate Gri"d stars Tak T T rf 0 J 29th Ea.,. ::: e 0 u tory. Marion, however wtl:pped giant killer Urbana 65-~ and seemed quite capable of making Coach Dan Baker the first man ever to pilot state champions In both Class AA and Class A. Boker won one state title at Northwestern In 1958 and now has brought Marion to the brink of the big school pinnacle ' ' n une C .. Pappas. • T Call · ·. . . Fight Tonight S} a esman Tells Reforestation of bJre one-time woodlands and conservancy dams in more tributarlts of the Ohio, are twin-pronged, realistic attacks on this river that runs with anger even In this enlightened era altogether too frequently. . .r 1 A trip Saturday <April 5) up to Antiquity on the Galltpolis Relief boat Carrie Brown gave us a fairly good idea of floOd damage. At ev· ery point in this 30 mile stretch the evidence of the destructive power of a river out of its banks was manifest. Jn Centennial . H .:me .. ·I T hT • • • Sens Wailing rut Wice, For YouthT0 P IygraphSays 'P k' ReaCh ea . [ i I !: :::· SAVE FINANCING ·INSURANCE Houses in all shapes and in every condition, were revealed all alona the route. Middleport is in awful shape, so far as can be seen from the river, and Pomeroy never looked so for· lorn. The rounahou•e of the Hocking Valley Railroad has collapsed and Its Pomeroy station is somewhere down· the river. Every shop along the river Iron! with one or two exceptions, is app~rently deserted. At Syracuse the salt sheds at the"uooer end are twisted around ..and li~rt\y collapsed . '· sb------;, an!: ~- "' ·''' . ' ••. •. . • •• 'Ji! • " Racine is congested with driftwood a n d wrecked houses. While the appearance of the town on the river bank level is worse than after the '84 flood , we doubt the assertion that the actual loss is greater. Scores of families there, in the midst of the '84 flood, are on higher ground now. Hayman, the hardware dealer, is hardest hit. His stock to us looks like an 80 per cent loss. • :it . " ''·' . i' '(t ~ · t:" '· . The relief boat, carrying stores -in charge of Sherman Eagle and Col. E. N. Deardorff, carried succor to hundreds who needed it at Henderson, Addison, Cheshire, Carlton, Silver Run, Racine and Antiquity. Several Red Cross boats were met, but they apparently were doing little business, although heavily stocl<ed with stores. 1 -.. .. ce}ts p '• At several ports they reported c•red for, the Gallipolis boat found much distress, and re· lieved it. Somehow, the government boats, of· Iicered by soldiers, do not seem to know how to get at the facts, or where or when to give. Possibly they are too much hampered by orders but the plain fact is that on Saturday they' seem to be occupied principally in tying up io the banks, and untying. duce Defense For B" 0' p}aY ,,., . . ) li. 'f '· " ' It looked as II, when they made a landing, they waited for people to come to them and beg for something to eat. The Gallipolis boat worked on a dt!ferent plan. As soon as it touched the shore, up the bank went Mr. Eagle to confer with some responsible man a n d learn the needs . Then a score or more of G.al· Itpolis men hurried the goods up the bankcoal, oil, stoves, beds, meat, cheese, canned foods , bread, clothing, shoes, and 10 forth. .... ' . .' ,., •. 1. . ,. '· . ... . l t. .. 'r .. ' - .. ,., ·' ,., ' .' .'.,. f 0~'!'31', ' lji.(• -:"; I -" ~9' J The B&O and Hockin& Valley tracks show· ed much damage at polnll . . . It looka as If It will take 10 yean to level up the tracka. ,,. ,( -I ·: 4 ..:} . ' )'.: ' '. •• '. ' • -l .• l I ' " . . . A little high water In Galllpolla meana terrible timoa in Marietta, Parkenburg, Porn· eroy, Middleport; Pl. Pleuant, Ironton, HuntIngton, and Portsmouth.- Thla II•• been ahown as never before the past week; If GaUipolil could see the misery, the lou, the dilcoura&•· menl and the awful coJlJIIP. of neigh· bors along the Ohio River • ~ -" bill- l~t. ''r "lS - ll•r. -•I ·~ ~.1 ..\1-1" '' ' t H AM SH O O T Su·nday Marc·h 3] sf ] PM ' IZAAK WALTON FARM He weilt on;· " 10f alt·lhe tOiVIfl, IIIIi .considered Racine ta said to be the hardeat hit. We saw ihat town In the;·ellow eraap of tbe 1884 flood and Itved 1!1 1 in the montba durin& which tt slowly recovered ~r,om the blow. We can Imagine nothllli more forlorn tban that, and they aay this 1• wone1 •not OliiY at Baclne, '·' but at all other pointa ••~-' . · . ',. • ' ·~ ..tr ~ I! !'Jt....., ~ ~ ' . ·,.~ ; ) i BAKER FURNITURE • \ 1.•, ·(; J'lJB. ' lEXSTEEl LIVING ROOM fURNITURE 1)1h ~Q And then the Racine folks thought of· An· tlqulty, and the Gallipolis boat went up there also and lightened the burden upon its people. THE fiRST NATIONAL BANK J U5T ARRIVED "·~ · I Reedsville ·1 .' • At Racine the Red Crou boat reported all needs supplied. When the Gallipolts people went up into that town and looked at ill con· dition (it was limply shot to pieces), tbey found the citizens sayin& they could get along all right. It took coaxing to get the facts, and finally a lot of stores were ·put off there. and thankfully received. They were needed, too. TAME CRANE - Mrs. Ora Watkins of Hobson holds a "whooping big" crane, or possibly some other type bird, in her arms after picking it up near her home this week . The lone beaked bird with all characteristics of a crane was rescued by Mrs. Watkins who feared it would be hit by a car along Rt. 7. The bird was tame and refused to sqawk for freedom. Mrs. Watkins' only question was, "What am I going to do with it?" tackling. In - game last seas- high school· grid ~areer. oo, Crow loomed aa a mass o1 ' College football i; nothing tape \and 'bandages on his right ..,. to the Crow lamlly. Rick's Joe, tight arm, and side, where lfather, Pomeroy attorney Fred be had suffered additional in· Crow, earned AI~Amerlca fiUU We are indebted for the pictures of the 1913 flood to Mr. Monnin& Webster, Pomeroy attorney. This account or the ereat '13 flood , and the much closer recollection of tbe two Pomeroy floods just experienced, underlines again the necessity to push with all po~sible dispatch flood control measures in the Ohio Valley. THE DAY BEFORE MR. SIBLEY LISHED the above, he wrote this: his 't . ·-·. eGO Ot!O ~ I I 0 1 . lllll - Olx- I I I At P~ Slrlap, Colli. because we have no height.'' VanDlvlllola Reeth said. " I thought we coukJ . W L T Ph GF ~ 0 make it here with a big boy but (~nd game. 6 mnlngs, darknes~; l Hershey 3fi 26 8 to • . y_ea.rs. Chtcago !AI 003 310- 7 11 01Pro iden 37 28 5 - 2211M lt was on October 13, 11161 ,.. the kids fooled me and we got . · v ce ,. ~. 300 101 5 8 ~ Rick'1 ambition to play U here anyway." Mtlwaukee 1:Quebc S3 2811 71201210 Jackson Cf'ater Take-s Lead . Score, Kreutzer I4J and Mar· IBaltimore 34 30 7 75 221 241 ~ J:.t:~;a~==· Of the two Class A semifinal tm, Butler, Constable l4l , Schnei· Sprlogfiled 31 31 8 71l 21111 :al ut·· he Logan game. games, the first one provided the der (61 anO Torre. Wmner - ~ Welten Dlvllion The ·p th ~A By MARTIN GLEASON American Football Coaches Assomost chills and thrills, Jacksoo ~e. Loser- Butler. HR-MAye W L T Ph GP ~) . an er star was Ulllted Prnl latera•tloul clatlon (AFCM, today announced I - - --- Center, outs("())'ing York, 12-3 tn J.or• . ~ x-Buffalo 40 23 7 81 2SS Itt hospjtahzed f?r several weeks, BUFFALO, N. Y. WPII -Shj.:- the selection of 30 the second period began rolling At Phoemx, Ariz.. , Cleveland :lO 33 7 67 25! 245 and for I while it appeared he ty of the nation' a outstanding col· stars who will represent the and heW 8 huge i4.point mar in Boston 020 005 120--10 12 1 Rochester 24 38 9 57 238 26S might not play f~balJ again. lege football players ,wiU trot onto in the Bummer football classic. ODD 0 East looked mvmclb1e In ~tie l midway in the thtrd quarter S San Fran 211 020 001- 7 1 I Pittsburgh tO i7 4 42 110 29t But the ~etermined athle~, the War Memorial Stadium turf Jack Guthrie, president of ~:ory o~ East Tee~. which , But York the tallest te~ in Wilson, Radatz (61 and Nixon I x.Ciincbed division title. who stlU limped from the m- ~the night of June 29 for the AU-America Bowl i s tur back m the the Class A, field sera ped back Sanford, Duffalo (7!, Pregenzer i FrJdaJ'• Jlelllltl jury, was back In pads by the third annual AU..America game. said early ticket requests state t~nament for tlte fourth land tied it at 38-3s on~ set shot (9) and Coker. Wmner - Wilson. IProvidence 6 Rochester 0 1982 footb~ll season and earn· ~· 0 . <Tuss) McLaughry, exec- a crowd of about 33,000, • conseeutJVe year..- 111e Scarabs !by raw-boned Bud Ha ward witt! Lose - Sanford. HR- MC'Cnvey, Baltimore 5 Buffalo 1 ed hb third straight AII.SEO utJVe secretary-treasurer ol the ing the 1962 inial by al least who dhadthrolled up. a 24-0 record, ·2·15 ledt '" the Things Malzone, Mejias. Geiger 2. <Only gam.. acheduled) first team award. - --- ---- 000 ' score e game s first ttlree ' · c . · . __ ' Panther Coach Chari R Chan The game, sponsored by the field goals but that was ttre only I looked bad for the Tigers, stnce .cey hasnotbtng but pr:ise fo; :,;.cA ~nd the ~-:::~~N·.~ Ev· POINT PLEASANT - Billy itime East Tech fans h.. to cheer.!! their big &-foot-S center Don Ware Ci~!in~l=~rwateroo : · 400-5 11 --"'-'--...:...:=..:.::.... . - - -mg ews, w BVI na· Conn, former light heavyweight Columbus stormed back with ll had exited with five personals. Phi Buying a tionally <to 170 outlets> by the champion of the world w h o consecutive points and a never In a fast and furmus ending, Ia 02il 010 05x-812 I A;~~:c..~~oadc:iln~ ~· w· fought Joe Louis twice ' for the headed The Tigers, w~ ssuffered ~he ball changed hands several ti~~o~:Lis~w~~~~ a~6~ p:~:~~ New Car? • w e e J&- heavyweight championship, will only a one-point loss to Dayton I mes on errors before Co-Capt. h . . consln. Bad~ers to the Big Ten be a referee at the Centenmal Chaminade in 24 revmus starts Mal'\lm Foote calmly dropped two ~ un 191 and Dalrymple. winner 0 =pl~:~lp ses:!na Bo~mg Show ton~ht at I he held leads of ts-fo at the first ~ 8th= ltoa:Jve_ ~ackson Ce:- D~;:~le~~lison L~~in=!nhis ' e Pomt Pleasant Htgh S c h o o I quarter and 23-17 at halftime Ir e wit JS secon s ' · on ATLANTA (UPH - Insurance star quarterback, Ron Varni~· Gym at 8 o'clock. East's jumping jack front .line to go. To more free throws by A -salesman George P. Burneu, l:;ie ~dy frr duftyN:agr:::uth Eddie Mayes, Point Pleasant, of Avery Godfrey, Ken Fov.·lkes iJohn Lenhart In the . waning~- LostA~;d~~n{x,~l~ 004---1216 o • who8e report of a telephone oon11101_1 ~a 0 e vs Skeeter Tyler, Charleston, is and Ed Waller Jed the way in the I onds ended the scormg followmg Kans · · -.nd (EDITORS NOTE: Thl• Ia Ole 1versatlon he alleged]y overheard and Glynn Grlffmg of .Mississippi. a Featherweight feature, and scormg onslaught and manhan- 1a basket by York'.! Jerr~ Bognar. D a:dai'~ty~~ 00) 000- 1 6 1 16 1oth •f 28 dl~palehe• en the I threatened a Southeastern Confer- J~hn McKay of National cham· Charles Toles Point Pleasant died the Scarabs off the boards Foote scored pomts and 1e ';81 w· h ~seboro, Brum· UBS ~peett of dK- ••Jor ience scandal, took a second lielplon southern caUfornia will be va John Hoo~r, Beckley, is ; And the slickest nger of an: wa_re 12 for Jackson _center, a:d . IC ers am, ~kow (71 lt8flll baHbaU ieaml.) detector test Friday and authori- head coach of the West squad. to Middleweight feature bout. guard Mike Hammond t u whlle Hayward was the blg show Bryan. Loser - Wtckersham Through Atl'ROVED .FINANCE, INC., oa 8 BJ LEO H. PETERSEN ties said he answered truthfully. beT;:nmmced at aedlaterth date. A semi-final pits Tom Limer, many baskets with his fak:: fo York with ~ · I At St p 1 'c ,sociate company of UPI Spertl Edllor Burnett Jasisted again he acl'l· West captur e ina~gur- Point Pleasant vs Bob Trus- feeds to teammates under the Dresden trailed nearly all the .. e er urg, a. NATIONWIDE POMPANO BEACH, Fla. lUPI) dentally overheard Wallace Butts. al ~ntest in 1961 under Mmne- low, Charle!to;, in a lighthea- basket. fist half against Springfield Lo- ~tl!itmnmgs l MUru AI.. you can now -Mana~ Mickey Vernon frank- former coach and athletic director sota I Murray Wa~ath, !0-20. vyweight bout. By the third quarter mark eo-.1cal . of Matloning County before N y I l 000 202 100 3- tl 12 11 finance yollt car the lowly admits the Jowly Washington at the University of Georgia give Woody Hayes of OhiO state and A heavyweight match pits lumbus rolled up a 46-ZB margm lakmg a 27·25 halftime edge The . , N 010 000 400 0-5 14 1 interest way ... and add 10 Senators are going to COIItinue information about the ~rgia his East team beat Warmath'l Ted Morgan Beck lev vs Phil outscoring East Tech 23 ll in th~ l Jayhawks never trailed after- r Agmrre. Fox 17) B. Anderson I your savings by insurinJ hurting until their kids blol.lom. football team to Alabama coach Westerners, 13-8, last June: Smith, Charleston . , period. The Scarabs bat~led back I ~ards. although the score was (!~ and _Freehan. Craig, R~ I die low-premium 1U.f with Nationwide. So beAnd he knows U.at will not be Paul Bryant before the 1962 meet· The eut has an impres~uve ar- Ted Anderson Beckley v hk~ the champions they are but J!Jed at 31·31 midway in the third I Hawkms II OJ .and Caton Wm1 /ore you buy )'Our tle'n in 1963. . ing of the. tw osch,ols. ray of backs •.t~pped_lg Jerry St~r Doug Adkins, Huntington,' is was too little. ' period · · ~:al•it:o~u~ser - Reed. HRtar, !lee me fir" for dou· Vernon has only one optimistic The Saturday Evening Post pub- vall of Louisiana StatE:• ~g~ welterweight bout, and Cookie East Tech scored 10 consecutive Prince Scores ' · bit-barreled tavinp! observation for the coming sea-llishe:d BUrnett's Ator, and said KOdun4n of Penn State, Willie Clayton Charleston vs Do pomts nudway in the fourth quar-1 II wan then that Drt'sden's Paul .Pearl W. Williams so~. , the gaJne, which :AIQ.bama won, Richardson of Jac~ (Miss.l ~onnor.' Huntington,' fi ht ~ , ter to narrow the .almost unl:lur- Prinre. a classy 1Jttle guard. and I HoChandler. Art:z ·one thing for sure, we can't 135·0, was rigged. Both Butts and State and George Saimea of Mich- lightweight bout g Imountable Tiger lead to ll pom~ torward Paul Lacey took over , k~ton . ooo 011. 000- 2 6 0I and Son 1 fall any lower." he explains Bryant have denied any rigging. igan State. . Mike Weekly Huntington v _ With 1: 29 to go. That was the Priore Sl'Ored on a three-pointer 0 ahoma CJty P< L \ I 318 N. Second An. "There's no way to go but up.'' Burnett' took hi& first lie de- Such sparkling namea a!l_ Pat sus Jim O'Co~nor Ch 1 ' t er 1closest they could get to give his team a six point lead ~ 002 000 0 - 2 !t 2 WY. 2·2311 Middleport Last year the Senators won tector tes't before the sory broke. Richter of Wisconsin ·and Walt is a welterweight , figh~r es o~ i The win gave Coach Bob Hart in the last quarter and then La-, WoodeshJck and Campbell. NelOFFICE HOURSt only 60 games while losing 101, He agreed to submit to the ~- S~eney or Syracuse lead the end Gary Akers Huntington 8~b the g~rahead for a real grand cey broke Springfield Local's son and Wooten. 9:00 to 5:00 Dilly firililhing 3.'i~ games behind the- ond one, administered by Maj. Lrlga~. Jim Dunaway of Missis- Burrows Ctaarleston ~ v: 11 _ slam. He was named Class AA back with 9 of his 12 points in ~rl~ndo. Fla. Othart by Appo1ntment 17 _mmngsl Yankees. . Barney Ragsdale, chief of the sippi and Fred Miller or I..SU will w tght 'atch ' Y Coach-of-the-Year only last week the last 4:24 of the ~amt" . , ."We've tried to heJp the team ,Georgla :Bureau ef Invtofitigation, hold ~own tackle posts, Ruftl8 ~eckJ: Bo. s fi ht for Com- and nvw could prove it on the ~rim-e wound up with 20 points.II Washmgton 100 100 000 000 000 01- 3 wtth trades but the other clubs· at the request of Geot·gia Atty Guthrie of Georgia Tech and b. 1 Y T g court 1while teammate Jeff Longaberger ·D Beh f Mi h' Stat me nsurance earn : Charles· Minnesota only offer second string playel'l Gen. Eugene Cook. ave nnan o c 1gan e ton Bo f Ch 1 t Athlet " Jl was one of our best games .. had 14. Ron Sonedecker. a 6-foot for our first line ones, and we FoJJowing the teat, Cook and ~ill be at guards, and Lee Roy lc Clu~~ ~nti ar~~ on - the bespectacled Hart said. "We JUnior. and guard Jim Schaade . 00 002 000 0 --: 2 9 ' have more than enough of that Ragsdale laid Burnett had 80.!1· Jordaa of Alabama at center. V F w' nd ngp . t boPlys for were a little awed at playina o1ad 14 each for the Tigers. IKlme, Cheney 15 / .· Bouldtn 112) caliber f 1 • · · a om easant c LA.!ppert Schm 1dt n2 1 Ka t Janie: Payer~ now,.. veroon wered trut hlul1y. ~gadale, preslboys for Marietta Manufactur- them, but when we found out we !and Moore 16 ~ Lash 1101 &01'k a ' exp · dent of the Amencan At:ademy ing Compan could run, jump and shoot willl CLUES TO PLANE I ki · . er · owThe lllllil club Is a rag-tag out- of Polygraphy Examiners, said f0 y. them, it changed the team and SANTANNA Dl VALDIERI It- s l12 l , PleJS l l6l and Ralliff. fit a~ pres~ntly CObstituted and Bum~~ was "completely t'OOper· they took It from there." aly mPn _ An Italian polic~ ski Chlrter No. 9815 there s a Wild open scramble for atlve. I Foul• Pay Off trol F id ed h Reurv• Dl1trlct Ne. 4 most of the jobs. Butts, who bas filed a 110 mil· I For Marion It was foul sbootin•' pa f r ay recoil veboork ~~rlehe REPORT OF CONDITION OF Plk!hlq li . . , • e pages o a nav1ga on wu c 1 . . Slroqnt Pelot , 011 Ubel smt against tbe Post , 1 . !hat paid oil. The Proxies hit an may belong 1o King Saud's miss· • Pitching could be the ,)ub 1 spent 90 mlnutos in private with Patrk:ta Bormg, daughter of astounding 22 of 29 attempts, ODd lng Comet IV jetliner strongest department for It Ia the Cook Friday. The former Geoqjla 1g S Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring, re- shol 50 per ceut from the Jield The Ia d' ~ ed M h In the 51 1 f Oh' OF RACINE Senator hurlers the other clubs coach assured the attorney geA· presented Rive"iew Grade in downing Urbana ...... d P be"'l. •sadptopeh r arbedc Publlshe; ~ o lo, at the Clo~e of Bullnus on March ll, 1963.. 1 I th t "I h B U tle4 School In . oUI' an lS teve a\'e eras 1I •n response to ull made by Comptrolle 0f Ill C ta lk abo UI wheo deas are pro· era a ave never been in· Y • Press 1Dterutl011a~ the all county Spell· The Hllldimbers however fin- in th AI kill' u r•ncy und•r Seetlon 5211 u 5 R 1 d 5 r • u"" 1 ght afte terested . bll Th I Bee h ld I R 'Ia , . e ps near lere mg s I , , . . ev •e tltutes posed · ESnAt>ial1.. r-.... ., sou U1 gam ng or llSBOCiat· e Boston Celtics have a new ng e a ~' .nd. Mrs. ally experienced a cold night after 18 persons aboard. The wreckage are Dave Stenhouse, 11-12 and ed with people known as gam- secret weapon, a thr. .mu de- Denver Weber, prmctpal at bowling over three unbeaten and not t bee r nd c . ASSETS Claude Osteen, 8-13. biers. •• fense to stop CincinnatJ's OIICir Riverview, accompanied Miss top-rated teams {!n route to ye ~ n ou . I ashi,nbalanres With other. banks. and cast! Items For his other starters Vernon Cook aald earlier ttaia week he Robertson Boring to RuUand. tournament play They hit a u. pl'()('ess of rollertJOn ·--- --·------ ------ $ 162.869.54 will choose from Don Rudolph, llad information Butts had been·in Boston .Coach Red Auerbaeh Randy Hall suffered a broken . erable 33 per ~nt of their MARKOVA DIRECI'S MET nJt:~.~~~::~~r."~ent obligation~, direct and 481.360.94 1-10; Tom Cheney. 7·t; Belmie contact with known g&mb),rs be- used Sam Jones. John ~vlieek JI'D1 while playing at Riverview goal shots and converted six NEW YORK WPII - Alicia Obligations of Stat~ ~n~n~;;7r1ves~1--. -.-- -- --- Daniels, 7-~e; Ed Boubaugh. O.Z; fore the telephone 'call to Bryant. and K.C. Jones effectively Friday Shcool. 14 fouls. Markova, the ballerina, wa.o~ (Net or any reservP.sl ICa su VIsions 18.400.01 Joe McClam, H: or rookie Jim · ·- Bight to pin down the Big t•o•• Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mayes "We got fat-headed," Urbana director of the Metropoli- Corporate stol'kll fincluding s:i.300~oO~t~k ~-,---- - Duckworth, a JO-garne wlnner at otber poui!Hiity Is John Kennedy and give tht! Celtics a ~102 vic- of Sardis spent Sunday with Coach Roger Brauer siad. "Too Opera Ballet Friday by Geu· Federal . Reserve bank) (Net of any reserves ) 3.300.00 Rocky Mount last .season.. who hit . 62 In l<t games with the tory tbat evened the count at 1-1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer and bad we r.ouldn't play a good eral Manager Rudolph Bing. She Loans and d1.scounts (including $400.86 Tlieofrebullsnl't too much 1n the Senators. in the National Basketball A&9o- Janet. here." will direct the activities of Ban:vtrdr~ft s) (Netdo;9any reserves) --------·- - 576.l5?.2t way pen pl'OBpects so some 1be Outfield ouOook Ja brighter, clatlrm'a Eastern Division playoff Mr. and Mrs . Walter Brown · BOTH UNDERDOGS . opera'n ballet school. pre~lses owne "' .780.48, furniture of those J»Ulble starters may espeelaDy if Jim Piersall comes finals. and family were week end via.· With both Coach Jack ' Oth and Ctxfures S3. 2oo.oo ---- -· ----- ----- ---- 12.980.48 have to be used in relief. back from his poor seuon of last Auerbach, however, wBJahrewd itors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mer- Van&eth of Dresden and Fred I er assets --- -- --··- --- ---- ------ ------- 1.210.31 Steve Ha-:nllton, 3-8 last aea_s:on year when he batted only .244. enough not to utilize his trio at edit.h and daughter of Columbus. IGross of ,Jackson Center claim- ' TOTAL ASSETS --------- - ---- -----·--- - - - $1 ,~.0'18.64 and Art Quick, the former OriOle The year before with C1~veland the same time. When onll!l man Dtane Petty of Parkersburg ing to be the underdogs in the J LIABILITIES who was: 2·2 with B~timore and he batted .!22. tired, he sent In another to wear was an over night guest of payoff tilt, the championship Dt-mand deposits of individuals. j:Jartnerships, 7_. with Rochester 1n 1962, are J..eppen: No. 1 Cateher dowu Robertson. who finally was Tammy Ruth. game wiJJ pit the Muskingum New Shipment and ('Orporalions __ __ 5 435 491 01 the leading relief eandldates. Chuck Hinton. wOO led the Sen- yanked from the g11me ·by Royal Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dunfee and County crew's speed and defenOf f•mous Time and 11avi!lgs deposits or in-di~-id~~);, ---- · · The infield is really • hodge- amra aJ bat Jaat II!UOD with an C<NJch Charlie Wolf with aix min- family of LitUe Hocking visit· s!ve ability against Jackson Cen.· partnerstltps, and corporations ___ 620.322.91 podge affair. Tom Brown, UJJi.. average·,..of .S10, wUl bold down utes remain~. · ~with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wal· ter'• height advantage under Deposits or United States Government (inrl~~:li~g-·2,420.81 verolty of Maryland booua boy, ~ wtlteld opol Doo Lock, Rabertson, who o...-ed 43 polnta lace. boards. post8l savings) ·-35,182.11 has looke6 good at fttlt base bl Who hit anly .253•. eould win the ag8Jn.t the . celta Thun!day, Wlill Recent Visitors Of .Mrs. Ed· Seldom have two teams battled D(lpo!ib or State 5 and p,;)iti·L~i-;~hdi~i~o;j~~;- -- -.the Alv-. tlilrd outfield berth. held I ofour points In tbe first na Stewart were Rev. and their way from the county tournaTOTAL DEPOSITS · ·- - $l.093.4ti.84 who absence hit Jll of t Bogello SID ~ 1ut Total demand deposits --_____ _ 473.094.94 a . --.. Other . ~. are buldovtr ~- lie poured in IS more In Mrs. !!'red I. Gardner ol Park- menls in the state title game with Total time and savings deposits $ 820,322.90 ....... Alvaretr hu .,_,_delaytd J!m Killg - 1~). l.arry Shetront, the -aecond stanza .lo give Clncin· ersburg and Mr. and Mrs. Da- less credentlab Both have Trade Now-Best gettlnc out of Cuba. v-.~ .'!rOin ,~re w~ .~O!.I . ~!Hfhalfllme~. vidSmllhand !amilyo!J.onaunderdogsln certain. games as TermsAnywhere TOTAL LIARILITIES . ... ................. :-$t,OOM17.tM needill& a lhortltap, hu bee ho hjf ·,:1!0 II) + ~ ~: : •)"':: ~JII,lie · COMiklrl:~ :;.t' untracked Bo\IOIJl. (ar back as district action. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS l!yq Marv B.....tlDtl at dtnrt. rooldoo -Brant 1\ly.., a .SIJ ·Hit, .b ~ ~ ~ u Boston's ~-and Mrs. J. C. Kibble of Dresden's JIIJ'hawks, carrying Capital Stock : IIOCOnd and llttrd. Breodillfl tame ter 8! ~ao'Nelaon Gardner, thno-mu do!ehaive awltcho!l hold Parkersburg vlsjted with Mr. a 25-2 record lnin tbe title tilt S Common stock, Iota! par $50,000.00 --- -- - --- --• I!O,OOfUIO 80,000.00 In. deal.wtllt BaltimOre. . who llolted .Ita at Pothan :... ... "litdllf•.• mciiio ~and Mrs- R. E. Williams. back speedy SprlngfieJd urplUs ---- --------- ---- ---- ---- ------ -------· 52,880.80 ~AI local . Loulo ' Piliellj, ' l!p from ~~- j~ftft- ·~)1- . , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Uieal, stl-49, In a stirring di!play Undividod profits --------- - - -- ----------------182,880.80 a..ck CoWer maJ keep lht where; lte bal!ed .2'lU, .. '' I Bill BtU~ IICIII'ed II! poillll rer and famtly of Little Hockdefensive ublllty. Jackson CellMiddleport, 0. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------------IOCilllli base job lie bd<l don Doft Leppei1. obtained ltlli!i .• !IN!Ca.ll!O loa than llobert- ing 11Jere recent visitors of the ' TOTAL LIABILITIES Al'!l' lalllae880111f 81'1'\'dlac lo.....,edPitllliui-jjh, could be the ·> No.· J *'l!'t Pme ~ ind~ In Helz"!',Bise famUios, CAPITAL A~COUNTS ------· ----- ----- $1 ,~,078.84 at abort or tbtrd. Joho. ~ <alcber, wilmlnB tho job., 4!Ver 1 liiMiilfUI ·jol> Undtr the boanla· Mr. and Mrs. Juo.Jor Congrove ' MEMORANDUM \1 tlliOiher ,ho..,... wllo Ken. llollor, Jut )!0111''1 N&u1ar wlllt ..i!\1 rebounds. and of Zanesville were • Assets pledged or assigne~bilitleo hit lut JOII'. recOiver. Leppo! hit 011"' .is8. In ,• Tho ''aeries resumes In llolinn 11Jeellend of Mr • and nd forother purposes ____ ______ _.;..: .. ~~- S 113.07S.OD _, Jl8 B.....dl1111 Collier lth ••·botlod ""-' ••I "3 , · - •.....,. · w ..,. ""' ..Jrallf<J llo uw wtlh f!wldoy. Mrs. Gene I, fREELAND S. NORRIS, C.shler, .of tho a-..amed bellk ult•. ' . the PlraiOa wllllt. ~ bo!6od " • • , Mr. and Mn. · · , • do hereby declare that this report of condition is ond ...,_ •t·o e111 to ,.. why Vemoa .-. The jbtn! ·~ WID·. :~ i!i"m.~:o . YiJII'i!t AbMmtm aDd Kay openi• rect to the best Ill my knowledge and belief. hao Infield worrleo. . . ., Bob Schmid!. wlin ··~ 1j ~N BISHOP, England TUn• Young FREELAND S. NOIIIUI. IIP'I ov• ilviatJ ~ 19 J.i!U RolF ~ ' "' '*!'!l Jdl :M, <tml • llllt' · · • · ·· We, the underslined dlreclol'l attest the oorrectneu ot lhla KH~. jJie ~ ' )!alp ~ ~~,·~;'· \}u ~of · .Sponsored By report of condltlor1 and declare that tt bu been examined by 111 tiabf who. ......- B-' !IP liii J1i1 ~ i!IIJ;, _oQo;.\u . 1~ ~:J:I'..Jt,r' Wll ad· PI . and to the best ol our lmowledie and belief il truo and come~. ""'"' tq, aDd liOn lllllwOll, •......., .._ Jliiiiii!J''*"' lli · ' . " uDJveraity Mr•. ;qtE_STER FIIIJ DEPARTMENT D1Not011 thflughout IN 1913, G. SIBLEY wrote: "Pomei:OY Is a. w.r~cl! :~~ .the Hock_l!lt,- V1!1!.eT.",Qfflce has gone down t~e river ... " Thit picture a c~py of one believed to be of tltitl!ant flood ·, \)ien •apparently was taken whi~• the water atlll was comlna up. The office iJ clearly vistble,.at ex!reme rlg~tJn one 24 hour period the O!Uo Rlver went up .22 feet, bellev.ed to be an alf-&hne-recQ~Il.. J)ll~Wllli:h:n! one;ip!hete atretehea of the nver ever cMrel to ~~ee broken. · ·· ' • • - -n• COLUMBUS - It'll be Colwnbus East and Marlon St. Loull OIO Ot!O • - S 1 0 Harding battltng it out tonight for Ohio's most coveted N.York <AI 1011101 '01»- 2 • 1 yoff Standinp , Ibasketball prize - the Class AA state championship. W~hburn•. Fanolt 111 and So- ' ' UIIIIH " - _........, This afternoon, Dresden of Muskingum county and watsla. Wllliamo, Ford '"· Ar· · iJiooi.«-.. _ , Jackson Center, two teams who probably never heard of royo <ll and Howard. WinnerFAl'ton DIY- Fiulo each other at the start of the season, met for the small Washburn. Loser - Ford. HRW.LI'd. school prize - the Class A title. Whitt. llotrinn I I .IGO The four finalists are all that romain from a starting ~ Cincinnati I t .IGO field of over 950 high schools who hit the tourney trail At West Palm Beadl, Fla. weo~o.. IIIYIIIN Flull over six weeks ago. Ins.t game I W. L PeL East made quit. an impression tcr, wb•ch became the first Shel· Chicago IAI 000 0110 --.2 7 I Loo Angeles a 0 ·• on tht screaming audience o( 13,-'by County team ever to win its Milwaukee mo 200 Olo- 4 I o St. Lwia 0 • ·• It gained a wide reputation around accorded All.()hJ.o league loop lor his hard mention recognitloo durin& his for. 8 tour of the campus. Conr, a member of the N• t)otjal Honor Society at PHS ~ been an honor studeni ' aY IHIITIR TANNIHILL uer- lDib months qo aaw Utile ....,t In hla albJotlc lulln .t· ltr ""*lalnlng. a bhli<tll led .., trrtday the !Stb, lib lecopted a fll1l foor.year grut.ll>ald scholarship undlr NCAA rulol to attend the UIIIVeralty of J4l. oml, Flartda. The scholarship· was nfl1elal. ly received this week from Miami Coach K. F. GustafSOD. latller this month Rick flew tO - Miami with college scouts ,.....,.. Aria. Cleoeland ;Pom?f ~':-the !.~~ ~?~o ~ck~e ~~!~~! ,. , to~ the l)'td star Rlcll CroW, · who ~- - ...,!dill ~ Dresden, Jackson Center In :.Low::~. Schwan •••· veo1e ''' ~~~ ~= :.::;.~) ~ Battle For Class A's Prize Un~~R~:'!,8f,,~!11~:aal - : :· Lau~-:l.. ;:er~ =-~ Schill_. Pia Crow Signs Grant~ln-Aid With Miami Of Fl da Coli F bI SENTINEL . ·~ . • ,'\~ b v- ~ ~ ,... I.;.h...:,le: it'• '•', .~· ~->,If-.~' ~·· 1 ~. true :WfiOil . !l • iB~~o~~ liAilOLD CAIIN~AN �ell.eS Opportunl Feeder Pigs Offer Meigs ;Farmers New • Come 1n and See Us A't POMEROY,. I ~----------------AU. (Mea. . 4lll.ello") THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY APRIL , (Mimi) (I) (Am) • ' " Votl'e POtllt!I'Of .' . ' (Your) (Pomeroy) Landmark ' Guide " the Egg Auellon. DaffY mark<llg coopi,ratlvoo, feeder call marketing cooperatives and other types o1 marbling .mlch ba•• been orgonized on an lndlvldual or group basil continue to aerve the af811. One of the newest forms '·of marketing .prosrall!· is that of feed · IJUi-h1 th laSt ., Come In and See Us *REFRESHMENTS * FUN FOR ALL * REGISTER AT THE Town & Country Center--WY 2-2181 - PRIZES 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.--6 Days A Week SIMCA Super Service Station--WY 2-9932 Op11n JA Hours Daily ....,.... WE NEYER CLOSE WE GIVE TV STAMPS! ! i --------------------------> FREE -- FR~ -· FREE "(r;tique Car" PaHern Tall16 oz. Water Glasses..With Purchase ••• You get 1 gla'11 free each' time you purchase 10 gollons of gasoline or more, or a combination ._il ch•nge and lube lob. ... FLASH !I WOW I! .' ONION SETS 5c Annagrace Torchiano, home de· monstration agent for Ohio Power Co. will be )!ere. T}IURSDAY and FRIDAY, APR. 4-5, to show and explain how to · better use your electric range. i Limit 6 lb. lb . Per Customer KENNeBEC SUD POTATOES ...... 3.50 per cwt. • • • and MORE PRIZES • Free Unico Range e 30 Elec. Corn Poppers • 20 Sunbeam Hair Dryers • 30 Hunter Lanterns • 50 French Party Dolls FOR PRlZES. e2 Oil Changes e 2 Lubrication Jobs ~ We eordlall~ invite everyone in southeastern Ohio and W. Va., to sto~ ,· ". , Ev!i~ne Can Register- Come One, Come All! · 22" GARDEN PRIDE MOWER 2¥z or 3 hp, 8rlgg1 motor, tinaer-tip controls, air lift suction blade. 14 p, steel d@Ck, clrcoler blade hou sing, Full yr. warranty. They're Here Now At Pomeroy Landmark NEW 1963 APPLIANCES 15 cu. ft. FREEZERS - - • only $199 OUTDOoR BARGAINS! ,;pecial Spr.ng · Specials! , 22" ·MOTORIZED GRILL All-now Trig-1\-M(t. SELF·PROPELLE~ 1 59.97 K.D. ( iJill. Legs automat~ 5 FT. ALUM. STEP LADDEr $897 Jiffy Peat Pots 2c ea. Gro-Kits, flower or veg. 59c ea. Dairy Detergents .'_ 3.00 ea. Chlor-0-San _ 1.20 ea. 1-13 cu. ft. Spacious Refrigerator Reg. $289, special $224 1-20 cu. ft. Combin. Freezer-Ref. Reg. $429, special $319 Reg. $269r special $201 1~jeitic Wilsher U% of weight eoncen· trated over tines, where it in better. Wheels ctigs . easily removed, depth blr 670 x 15 Tires, as low as 6-Volt Battery, as low as 11.95 plus tax 9.60 (UB-1-6) 're. ·· - Let Us Beautify Your Lawn With ••• eLAWN PEP FERTILIZER e PLANT PEP FERTILIZER eROSE PEP FERTILIZER fpr seed, fertilizer, 1wn ehemieals. Larae Ca· p~ity, low price. Sp~eial $3.11 Was $5.49 eLAWN FAD-WEED CONTROL e CRAB GRASS KILLER Was$1~5 Now Only $121-47 'I'' ' TRAFFIC TOP LAWN S!ED GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WY 2-2975 r E. MAIN ST. .. accessible cluster-no skinned knuckles. Large tank, 11~ gal. capacity. Reg. $25.25 .$2188 . ·" WAGON TIREc I _arge sire, grutu 1:1uoyaney In Soft fields. Was $2.98 arread.YWOnt 178'ay have ""'5,l>rJtes. luci~Y April ""1114, 6 Dflly. er iDOd I I New Holland · Baler ' Dick .. SALE! I LONG HANDLED SHOVEL Sptclst Re1. $2.25 $188 $67 70 . Visiting Sunday with Mr. and John Bohram and RoDin carroll were Mrs. Mary carroll Butcher, Mrs. SUzanne Cannon and son of Huntsville, Ark. and Mrs. Margaret Rose and childof Minersville. Mrs. Kinda VanLangan and children of Columbus ~nt sevdays with her parents, Mr. and ·Mrs. Oris Hubbard tind fam- , ·~ s.pe~lat ~ ......... 59" Baraalni_· ' · v , Ily. ttt.tl . ' ~l . ' ' ,. ·"!4l#~i~!~ .: ~ ' ! 8 ~M1.TO 9'·P~M. · ".' .. 6 DAYS EACH WEE!< .~.' tJR£ - ALL TIRES PL:.US APPLICABLE TAX£$- NOW" 11f l!i~ECT ' ·a Ae11. $14.50 ,>,;~~. NEW HOURS :. SUPER ROTICU~ ' FULTON. THOMPSON TRAc;:·ro~ ..~'At SPRING . 1 , ' 2-5101 · 1 . ' __,.....!!!!!!!..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,!!!!!!!..,.,7""'""' GET RfEOARDY PRl ..I',\:) son as farwllh as visited while awaiting his re-- Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas recenUy In Columbus their eblldren, Mr. and It Nlrs. Paul Tboinai. and Mr. and II Mlrs. Raymond Miller and lam· \. lolmy weather will soon be here. luy material• for opring repairs now. Save money. Avoid the rvsh. IITCIIII CUIIITS PANELING Pre-finished or unfin· lshod. All sizes In •tock. Solid wood, plywood or composition. Wide ~~as ... $19.35 selection. At low at • 1st season, h :..,lar FUQk's-G-Hyhrids demonstrated _ . . - befoce doeir lnd·ia capocily., ..t<e JOCo ord fult-field.ylolollill _,- ia.,ortaat Cllni grow- . CIILING TILl FLOOR TILE Asphalt, vinyl or ruhber. Wide color, pattern range. SQ. As low as FT. Acouttlc or non-aeoUt- -~~-~~--~ .- llc. Wiele range of pat· lerns. As SQ. low oo.. FT. 1&e iirfiill;~ .PcJr ~ rlf .....llty..,.. on yo. famo, plaot fuak'o G·H)'Ixick oa wliole fields 01 ,.. ...... Miller !J!. Columbus visit· Mr. and dle ~ RS 19c SQ. FT. PLYWOOD Interior or exterlor tv.,.• in stock. Standard 4' x 8' panels as low as.... $3 .36 nLL·FIELD-YIELDS that count! , 1:::~ 800 her t9~~ /':. l&e un IISILATIOI Ideal for insulating ceilings. Easy to apply. As low Gl. • 4c FT. SQ. Other Good Buys In .eeefll••• ••••, SIDING SHEATHING Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Q~allty aophall shin· tlos.Goodcolor,IMJitorft range. per AI low as Nil. $483 Sl-ck, ,EllPete Satthe Volnew truck a P\IJ11P put on call wY 2-3193 ..' ' .. ' .:; Tiller-Cultivator Meigs Equipment Co. It's Rick Crow bas returned from plane trip to Miami, Fla., II•••• ~•• he visited the University Miami. Mrs. Fred Crow ao- BUY •• , NEW HOLLAND ••• BUY ! MO' 16, 4-p1y · -iof$11.10 . Reai $14.95 · ' TOWN' and COUNTRY STORE ' ,t.. ,rt ',,.. ., .,, ,• ', ·I!UAir RiB ' FROI'fr TR~CTOR ' do it with --- ren BUY NOW , • , BUY THE BEST .. 3·Rtl FRONT TRACTOR, 5.50. w;;4.pty ,, ..., .. ·• up 0011 without brelkintI t - • J:~~a: ~;~;,,· :~!/'~: fi~•io ~~~~r s:~~~;al." con- l~;;.;x;;~~·~~; ~~ t!~:•m.oovedl Sund;y. ... · , ". MISses Sharon Su~ Cottrill : into thetr home recently pur- $79.95 ' Reg. $2 .-'0 JIDWtl'·,..,... stlf-sharpenina: tines areauel'lflteed ...; ; ' breakage, won"t clog. See Super RoticuJ Ieday. ThJM hp modo! .,10 Mila~ w··tT GVer J- on tou1hest soils with eue ends fatieuing pull-becks.. ~;;spt 11 .-;,.. Scientific sf~ tillint aenttr ..,_ DON'T hi8 siR;n . sturdy. / Special $1.-49 ., A baker's dozt!h-'-'t9051icl ho.Ute· hold spon11e lOaf . Wh'ite, rye ii'td Flnsertip control far dosi, PNCIIIOIURIOII near bushes, walls, fl!flCOI . .. l)ullly 1111oo 6 ....:.,, When You Purchase A Special $17 10 ~11 BOW RAKE 11'11111!' Eastern Local II t)' Adding Machine or Typewriter • • • l,Ai 8.20·• >5. 6-ply. Self -r:leaninR bow dt'· ~· LOAf ruggaf .. ready..RIGHH11 ;;;;;;;;;;=:recen::;,...·_ ~:e""'•-., Sptelal $7.22 Was $8.95 <HOUSEHOLD fir: ohas l--avender A Remington Nylon eord. 8.00 or · em PI,. brass J:)ump, automatic sh\l t·oft, Jdju5table ~ Jooe Heiiger 1 weldP.d tank, seamless . ' ... ""· ,,.._a RAC!NE,O, af:, Soci'al News . , •pty News , Your Choice of t • TOT! .TOOL CARRIER Just the thing -for fix·lt~felldws. Speciol $2. II ·:"'•• 2Ya GAL. SPRAYER TURF 80 \ t ~ .: .. ., ' - ~~~·~IJ.,$.1.19 PEARL STREET . Funnel-top, heavy ealv. nozzh•~· . PHONE WI 9-3202 (Freda Foley) of Columbus Samuel Lewis is bu~~ 1 "this Ispent a weekend at their home new barn Ia re lace the gone tou -- FREE GIFT ·fil torAH! ::'. su~~ly of N:l\;~JUII Yeafs RANGER d I S or REO $100 Oash ~rtl'P qr a for tr., numbe reate! took ~ I'Our. LANoM~~h8e ~k iler. Bring It I Pflng It with our list of~ compart be r s _ )'Ou Ucky num. . sible, to April or May if neces- jury has been noted on apple and I Mrs Ruby Halliday is recup- ' . o~g ' b'"7hdhonormg Atrsary, because the later tt ,ltHione pear trees. · erating slowly from a recent maMn 1sggs. w" day. 1 H d the ·dt illbth ood l . redhefll .. 1 M ' I rs. uSie mono ener-~~-~~ - e . e w te~~:!!ure: for ~r~~~~~ee~~t~:. ~:~~e~~~~- r~~p~f:~ation at elgs soMn,dW. Vwath.viMrsited SUdnMday aDnd I h d A . I R II G f on ay t . an rs. aSvl'"CUSe lp,e, sour < erry an . me1cao Mr. usse unn a ormher na Fick. Other Sunday callers u p urns, 20 degrees to mmus 30: 1neighbor bas been moved to IS M K thl W 11 nd 1peas, sweet cherries, · Japanese home in Rutland from a Park~ weS rde 11 rs. d aM eeEn • Ss~ 8 , b h . an ra, an r. rme 1sson, • d an d European plurns. ! • egrees: ers urg osp11a1. au ilf p d M. E1h I Omeroy 8n ISS • )Ocl ""' . and peaches, nectarmes and apn· j Mr. and Mrs. Barrett have 1 K . Ch 'te I · cots, 10 degrees to minus 15 de- resigned their teaching positions Ie MoenMig, Ree s dr. . d th ' he h d h d rs. ary e rece1ve e 1 grees. ~ere and t 7t an 8t sra es word of the birth of her first 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pillion and Banta noted tt>mperatures fell have been transferred to Rut~ 1 t d h.ld b to SPS f bel 1h 1· ., 5 d · ••- . . ·-- grea gran c 1 , orn Rear Meigs General Haspit•l Jack, Mrs. Rex Donahoe of ar ow ese lml urmg u~e ---' and Mrs. Jerry Cleland of Ger· j . Mr. and Mr&. Larry past winter. INaples, BFilal . R' M J many. The little girl has been ' WY 2-2176 POMEROY and daughter ,of ColMrs. I Jzer, r. ames ed o· I li~~:~:~ and· ·Mrs:-"''~ ,~iss ~eu1ah Slac~ are pa_tients , and Mrs. Clara Lav~ n:;;aim~-;;";n;a~.;;~lii~.;~~ -~~~-~-;_.,...,.. II of Addison, ar~~ll In Met~S Memonal Hosptl~l. Iender:. w_e:e in Columbus whe~e I I ; . Clint Orr of Basban, Mr.[ Relahves here have recetved ;they VISited Mrs. Lavenders I R.ussell ·BaJ·tllfl. and son .of .Mas- word. that ~ISS Ruth. Barte~ of .son, Tom, at Mt. Carmel hos· I Mr. and Mrs. ArthLU" Mor· ~untmgton IS a .surg1cal pa~ent pital. It arlty, Connie 'ana Marty. local, m Cabel · Huntmgton H?sp•!al. j Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane and . I Special $89.95 Res. $99.95 . ~~-~Prilesr ·· Banta added, met lfilb Frances Alkire Thuraday evening with .the pruldent LooJs. Gtlkey '" · <ilarge. Mn. Hazel Stanley .bad eharge ol the devotional period . and MrS'; Robert .t.i~i~i-J and Stephanie Wmebren~er 1chased on Church St. from the of Marion were week ·end w~ overnight guests of M1ss Methodist Church parsonage on Q~~:;~:f'::.~~e:"/; ll • .,,.,t, of· their parents Mr and iSUste Hawley. College Road. ,."""-'• ~ "'h.,• ,.;frto. 11::'r1ni Mrs Robert Harden ~cal · and Word has been received here Mr. Morris Moore is · Mr. 'and Mrs. Vern~n Do~ahue ~hat Wllliam. !Pete). Hendric~s to his home by iJ1ness. 11,::,/' ~:,;•"" ~,;:"·•~~,::Z "horc~r~ -a11,. · t~t•• , at East Letart. ts eritieally dl at his home lD -'Mrs. Ada Slack ""O,.. ....,.... • .,.,,. J'rq A,. Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Quick, '"'~ Mr. and Mrs. Donak! J. Quick and daughter, LeAnn of Columbus, Mr. Elnier Quick of Can11 n•IRvillle were Sunday. guestS ol and Mrs. James S. Quick. II AlteJ·noo•n callers were Mr. and Floyd T. Chapman of Col· lum1bus and Carl Russell of· Ha' Sptcial Price 5 lbs. $1.97 BUY NOW AND SAVE AT POMEROY LANDMARK IT MAY BE WORTH $100.00 TO YOUI noW-no obliQation! tor pllly and hNYy traffic areas. A high quality mixture. ALFALFA - CLOVERS - SEED CORN- TIMOTHY Yw,Lucky Number From Your Mailer See Gravely do your tough jobs on your grounds. Ask II~ lttfl~PLErE ~471(/ :;:~.~ ; ' 0 FREE DEMONSTRATION Special blend PLENTY OF SEED OATS I. CHOOSE FROM 31 TC)OLS!I I ' ... • With Each Purchasell Be Sure To B;ing and Check · Yo1.1 can _.. Of Gloves Everybody Can Buy At PlJmeroy Landmark ~· .,.. ]' GALVANIZED STEEL GATE · Rolled e(fges for extra strength and safety. Spoclot: 5 panel, !4', ~2" hi~h all" Factory-tE;t controls aeturatt flow of yrill;s A Free Pair :::.~~!:~~ t~:.:~~TROL .- ~ ..,, IMPERIAL LAWN SPREADER able. 1 wheels,' taKe to field with full "· .~~- . · ·;t..tt~A. ' tahk air .1t 110 lbs. Pressure. . ....... ~ 1/z hp. motor, all components in ~-··-· 3 FT. HOME BARROW ~ G()/0 CO E FO(l 1 Automatic\ portable with 8" L.iaht ·Weicht, seJmlest steel tray, tubuPar fr.mt, rubber hendle grlp<J, seml-pneumatlt web, extruded aluminum .arms. j 20th CENTURY AIR COMPRESSOR Spta'-1 . Good looking, "sturdy, comfort- ruo, O(l r l Res. $13.9S 12~ Tractor. ';~~.............. ·,sg90 te·ally snaP open o'r closed when you t pus~;~~r$1 t.aJ ~ Brius enaine, Hahn ,,.,, $89 90 Re11. $l1.95 LAWN CHAIR . -~- Aluminum tubing and plastfc · G :-avely easily tdjusted. 3 hp, sjt,cflf $11.87 IC.O. · W11 $8.95 MORE SPECIALSI direc t by all - gear drive , Sale Price iC . 24", 'motorized , SAIIRE 20" TILLER t:ngfT~i~~ T:~1! ~o~!red Spring spit, adjustable $64.97 Set up RED HOT ·SPECIALS!! LOW;Bov 52-Gal. WATER HEATER Adaptable to 311 installations. Fiberglf!SS 2"' ir\sulation, GlaSS lined tank,' COpper fittings; hot Md Col~ outlets ~th at' top. 10 yr. warranty; 5 yrs. uncOnditional and 5 yrs. pro ~ aled. $44 $49.97 Set Up with Gra vely power! Rotary Plpw uivet you-perfect seed bed in one operationfinish plowing, st1:1."t planting. Then a ttach Rota ry Cultivator to your son PI0 ult . t 11 I w.. 9?K. li. Refrigerators, Ranges, Gas and Electric -' in our Town & Country Center and Super Service Station and register for ALL THE FR.IiE GIFTS. We have many, many specials too nljplerou~ to list We'll be looking forward to meeting you. Our service station ii always open, 24 hours a qay, 7 days a week. Our new store ])ours for l our Town & Country Center are 6:00A.M. too 9:00 P. •J.L ,.dajly no!!'. (6 days a week). Our mill will close at 5:00 P.M. Come in, ,we dOrJt/'J:Ill!;,r be a wlnne~. . "' ~-'< Jack C11r.sey, Mgl': · t e2-1,000 Top ~alue Stamps problem,.. F'a m rJUipment e1 Used New Idea ••ure Spread• e 2- Ust4 Dire '@•rrtWs . _ .;;;. '• MORRIS IMPLEMENT .i sUmY CO. The Lend • A • Hand Society S GRAVELY • fOr Power Gardemng All .Season LOng I Take drudgery from your gardening R~GISTER • 5-10 gal. Fyr-Zon Gasoline to u ed I ilheer up r ,.-.,ar up WI'fhI e176 Dog Food Prizes ' the most damage So far .;.teo 1 e 2-$1 00 Cash Certificates e1 Wash Job abo~ iOIId mil ·v -l!lalloli II 1110 ,..... December u . 1t111o p1p DWII be cutraled..,. AI Cbillicotl1e ·the oa1e1 !1ft belled. April I , June 4; July 2S, ~ Wbeibot' Mcitp ""'*!'ember 17 and N _l ._ ri>"arow · lnlo 11111 feeder p1e 001er ln Clllo' are jiJt. ~lt,leM WID~-..,­ ed at dJiferent intenats111r01!1b )Ill n\uaP,meftt . . , __ n out .lhe aprlng, olimmer 1114 hJI """' ond lsbor -IHIIDII lbe period. farmer will need to determille Pigs must normally: be con· II Ibis Ia the bet! mqno of Illsigned two •weeki bel...,..~ 1be creao1DC hll'.•!!i&l tbe uk, be Inspected ·for ~ )1011 few 1m. · · · .· · ~• 1:. ~I • _ 5 < f ~ ----------11 CAN • 50 Model Sets, Boeing 707 Super Jet Airplanes eGarden Pride Lawn ,Mower •1 Sabre Tiller on _the r • .... AUSUJI II, 6.oiDber 25, 1 BRING THE CHILDRENEVERYONE • 20 Shopmate Drills ~of~a.' . f~r~ . economist, year Sl•rtor & Grower Foods. Pi.~.. bring your awn cont1lner ~------------------------------------- ca~ '""I .... ~led~ .,, Jtl!)e 2l, lflft ... - : ............ land. The 'Dana Welsh . sate was Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin John- weU attended at Downingt(m on son and children or Sedalia were Saturday. weekend visitors of the Robert The .Rev John D le Ued Alkires. on Mn Mary B</v ~caA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Gilkey Thlli'Sday a va I · With uch 100 lbt. , COMPACT CAR 'Ohio Won't Pr du e1Tub Harnso·nville FU11 Of Peaches" Jn. 1963 SOCiety , Jtems keeplnl 30 aows ond ralllnl 17 pigs per aow per year. The inve!led ,costa are buod m PliO per 110w in buildinp, Iced lots. and' equipmo!lit fol'rtbe operation. Buikllnga and loti are based on 211 yeah t110, equipment Is based 011 10 yearo use. There IS oome lndlcation 11181 within the nes:t ye.; 11 may be poosible to bave Ieeder pig •auoUOilll clooer to home. Ia the meantlmo, ••Y 1a1met Interested ·In ......""added InformaUon may contact the county extension office or any o1 the ,.... Pill .uo •• .,._..,l.oqt~~re- _sales. Put pos~nbtht~es of th enterpriSe. both bud and ·wood; type of pruning is not ad\'i.sable." [here. · · · destroyed ·by tly the animals togellir. m Jot. ol Under favorable conditions II The service ·oaid mucb of last B81118 1.d .1 be ood Mrs. who -~··~~· uniform quaHtv lll)d weight for was reported that farmers could year's peaCH ~rowlh has been se· ide 1 sa ~ ~ ;:; g Ia spent the winler in Columbus the convenience of the ~n~rchas· 1 receive $2 per.' bushel when mar· verely injured or killed, some two- ne 8 1°r tpeaing• thi?'owers and P xtn ' with her childr.en baf! returned er. Feeder pi• h . the1r corn '"-e purct.BS.:r& •Bre 1ketmg UJCOUgh feed ~ , wood shows Hlellflive 10jury, "ifw pan st tos year . 18. ne to her home. c: ·ally located ne•r' or in th~ er pigo. . and some slight damage ltas been w~. f' ~tm 1 m your Elmer Finlaw is the new mall corn belt. ' Pork production budget under noted to wood three-years or old rr:~ ~~i~~:r ~Jw;. ~n :nea~~ C2rrier effective April 16. One of the big reasons for good management sl)ows that a er. 'di Uti it f n f Sandra Butcher ret111rned home the rapid development of the 40 p·nmd feeder pig from a j A Starjc t:;ounty grower said the ~~ : f ng,ft s ulen~urse 0 from Holzer hospital where she special graded feeder pig auc· litter of 81k pigs will cost about ·peacb situation was very bad. He ' ~ ClOD~ en ex .: .,over lwas a patient with strep throat. tion is because of considerable $6 for fPed . This in~luded feed~ Isaid "There won't be enough 8 wo or ree-year pel · Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Mrs Dana Fick acCom nled increase fn the number of corn ing the sow 2'h bushel of corn )pea~hes grown in Ohio this year 1 Reduee. Fertl~tzer Amount !Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Richa~d Flck and daugh: Kabelt farm~rs w,ho are putting at $1; 18 pounds .of supplement to fill a tub." , 'Itle hobeultur1st also recom· ;ciblo'lon, local, and Dr. ~nd ren and Miss Ethel Koeni of the pigs 10 feed lots in large 1at 5c; and feeding the , pigs 10 Tile exte~ion service recom· mended that only ai>?ut haJf th; Mrs. Don Gibson of Portsmouth Chester to Columbus Frida~ tB numbers as a means of market- pounds of starter at 8c and 20 mends prunmg d~ad wood, al normal amount or mtrogen ferU· were dmner guests of their m~ · ·1 · 'th M d M Ro · thou h · · · t ·d · d 1 ' vtst WI r. an rs. y 1 In e:. corn. ,pounds of grower at 6c. Labor ~ 1t 1s probablt> peach cank~ sprmg oavo1 _ v1gorous an a!e 1ther, Mrs. Frank Gibson Sr. Fick ;md farnil . Smce 1.955 the shipment of ·was fig:ured at hour per pig ler will be on the increase LCir the [Uzer be used m orchards th1s 1 Mrs Ava Gilkey and Robert . y feedtr pigs into ~io. from o!h· lat $1.50 an hour plus overhead i next two or three years. Tbi1 nor- 1~wth that ~a.y ~ more su.scep- Gibson made 8 business trip to Ray Rtggs, Mr · and Mrs. er states has multlphed cons1d·1 cost of investments including mally occurs after se\'ere win· lible to cold mJunes next wmter. ILo" an (j~turday . j Char~es Massar, Mr. ~ Mrs. . . . Slarhng Massar and D~ane and era blY In 1955 , 22 ,000 feeder new buil dings at 45c and new ters Banta said these precautions I Mrs. Esther VanAimstck and 1A'l- D .d a · N' ' Pru 1 Del Is l . IW\: BVI 1ggs 01 urge. a ng •1 a o may app y to other stone l\1r. and Mrs. Edd1e Glenn and F II N y ttended .1agara birth· Eldon S. Banta, extension eerv· fruits, although there has been no Verna Haning of Blacklick were d a 5J. . ad t tha h V • Ice hortieu!turlst. said pruning rtnding of edensive damage to ','inner guests of the Guy Bolins ;~ mne~ ~n 8 8 Be bcom: 0 A should be delayed as late as pos· cherry and plum trees. Bud in· ·Sunday, j t Lr. an Bottrs. scar . 8 ~ as the feeder 100 Chicks FREE · SPECIAL. PRIZE 1963 REGISTER AT THE feeder ptg sales in' the same Wlllorrlve FrldoY: Morning, April 5 6,000 BABY CHICKS Free Trip to Paris For Two them an opportunll): to """"lder Many leeden l(ljull their opthil means of lncreuln& their eratcllla. Some prefer tbe Jl&b~ ,vol~1!10 ol buslnus. Tbe farm-er PI&S to \>0 fed OVF a longer er a11o has an opporluiilty In period of lime; Olben prefer thil .buslneu to determlile at the h""vier pigs. that will be what age and weight be wiD sell .teildy for marbt, In ooo, two his feeder pig. or three months. The budgeted U ~e has PlentY ol com and coot lor pip of :120 ]lQUIIda mar· ~lentf ol labor he ean decide ketmg welghta I'WlS PJ.28 or U it would be b{otler to hold the a break even price for all cost pig lor heavier weights. These of $13.99 per one hundred. marbta provide the opportunl· Excellent operatiOns can im· ty to sell pigs at weights all prove these prlee relationships. the way froill 30 pounds up to Good performances lndlcate no From the produclnl side of ~abo~ and some corn available l so~where over 130 lbs. ol compllcaUons from disease or the picture, Meigs Coonty far- erat1ons. Some prefer the Jl&h~ we~ght. IparBBites. Figures are based 011 11161 could well alford to inv..t In th• enterprise of PfO'. duclnl feeder pigs. This Is ofQ, C fering them an opportuDity to increase their volume. The Ieeder ~ig - enterprise requires · · only a nnuted 8lll!l1lilt of «>rn COLUMBUS (UPJl ·- ·The Oh'10 d and a fairly limited lnvesbnent · om;~ge. Retu the ick . AgrJculture Extension Servi\·f.' has * Htf sugge~~ted pruning back old ~ rm are ra r qu • reported the past severe winter peach trees rather severely this _FARMERS INTERESTED 1caused e:densive damage to fruit year to aid in regenerating new er pigs at one ot; more of the · A,t a meeting held recently a trees lll,~nout tne sta<e. " growth nearer the center of the oal~s held at Lancaster or dozen Meigs Coonty farmers Althoogh it is too early tO deter tree and to provide suitable frul~ Chtlllcothe. . . talked with C. C. Bowen, Farm mine the full extent of the dam· ing wood for 8 few more y'o:ars The ~~le prmc~ple of the Marketing Specialist, and Ray age, experts said peBches have "Where peach canker liAs been ~ FREEl PRIZES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-JUST REGISTER ilnnounring Our New Hours: er pigS. g e two years a half dozen Meigs County fanners bave so)d feed· * FREE REGISTRATION DOOR PRIZES , PillS ...,,.. shipped !~ere. In IB . '<!~lpment 11 50e per pic. Ve~ thll bad juD!jled to U4,000; if, ·tna~v service, death lou, Jn. Improved ' marl:etllig· meth- 11161 the nwnltet bad Increase<! .rer. on tbe oow, and miii!'O)· Ids oeem 10 be one of tbe best op~tel)' ~ per cent 11Pi1 · aneoua expenses totaled -.s.so. ways for farmen to 'in<re'ueln- \0 19),~ held: .'his ~es a total.cost ~a 40 come. ', One · of the· .nnportant things ?OUod feeder pig JJ1Cluclinl Is· Thi'(IUgb 1110 last 30 yean 11} any marketlnl program is JOI' lA> total '10.50. lllanY dJiferent marketing im- the dislaiiOe the liuyer !ravels Ia IIIZ lbe prioe ......., .. 1 provementa bave been tried. lA> the market place. A survey, 8t • 31 ]IOU10d Ieeder Pil wu Some bave en auc<eulullut year, siHlwed that 47 per from "-'1 lo tiJJI por bead. and remain ::::'. ba•e proven cent of the buyers travel lees .1e feeder pig business offer~ ullafactory' for lime but than 30 miles, M.per cent 30 - 60 ]IOU10d rttnp ba4 illlb of $17.11 tben failed In thil last cata- miles, and 27 per cent travel alld a low of 'IU5 por beod. lOry .... SOUtheastern Ohio over 61 miles lA> an auction, To farmers who bave ....,. (My) (Name) ·(Is) Mhnf le Suit - B7 C. E. BLAQ'JILEI! CeoaiJ ,AJ1Ic:lilllb A&HI le lfJappelle Est 4-5-6 OPEN HOUSE AT . . =y~==e~o:•or::::";·=:.-:;~ ~ .• ·-~·-:-1/' ........ '. OAK FLOORING TOOLS SAKRETE PAINT IIMIISIOI &UMIII Kiln dri•d slock. All 1tandard dimensions. 2"x4''sas low 01 . • C FT. J '\. ' �ell.eS Opportunl Feeder Pigs Offer Meigs ;Farmers New • Come 1n and See Us A't POMEROY,. I ~----------------AU. (Mea. . 4lll.ello") THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY APRIL , (Mimi) (I) (Am) • ' " Votl'e POtllt!I'Of .' . ' (Your) (Pomeroy) Landmark ' Guide " the Egg Auellon. DaffY mark<llg coopi,ratlvoo, feeder call marketing cooperatives and other types o1 marbling .mlch ba•• been orgonized on an lndlvldual or group basil continue to aerve the af811. One of the newest forms '·of marketing .prosrall!· is that of feed · IJUi-h1 th laSt ., Come In and See Us *REFRESHMENTS * FUN FOR ALL * REGISTER AT THE Town & Country Center--WY 2-2181 - PRIZES 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.--6 Days A Week SIMCA Super Service Station--WY 2-9932 Op11n JA Hours Daily ....,.... WE NEYER CLOSE WE GIVE TV STAMPS! ! i --------------------------> FREE -- FR~ -· FREE "(r;tique Car" PaHern Tall16 oz. Water Glasses..With Purchase ••• You get 1 gla'11 free each' time you purchase 10 gollons of gasoline or more, or a combination ._il ch•nge and lube lob. ... FLASH !I WOW I! .' ONION SETS 5c Annagrace Torchiano, home de· monstration agent for Ohio Power Co. will be )!ere. T}IURSDAY and FRIDAY, APR. 4-5, to show and explain how to · better use your electric range. i Limit 6 lb. lb . Per Customer KENNeBEC SUD POTATOES ...... 3.50 per cwt. • • • and MORE PRIZES • Free Unico Range e 30 Elec. Corn Poppers • 20 Sunbeam Hair Dryers • 30 Hunter Lanterns • 50 French Party Dolls FOR PRlZES. e2 Oil Changes e 2 Lubrication Jobs ~ We eordlall~ invite everyone in southeastern Ohio and W. Va., to sto~ ,· ". , Ev!i~ne Can Register- Come One, Come All! · 22" GARDEN PRIDE MOWER 2¥z or 3 hp, 8rlgg1 motor, tinaer-tip controls, air lift suction blade. 14 p, steel d@Ck, clrcoler blade hou sing, Full yr. warranty. They're Here Now At Pomeroy Landmark NEW 1963 APPLIANCES 15 cu. ft. FREEZERS - - • only $199 OUTDOoR BARGAINS! ,;pecial Spr.ng · Specials! , 22" ·MOTORIZED GRILL All-now Trig-1\-M(t. SELF·PROPELLE~ 1 59.97 K.D. ( iJill. Legs automat~ 5 FT. ALUM. STEP LADDEr $897 Jiffy Peat Pots 2c ea. Gro-Kits, flower or veg. 59c ea. Dairy Detergents .'_ 3.00 ea. Chlor-0-San _ 1.20 ea. 1-13 cu. ft. Spacious Refrigerator Reg. $289, special $224 1-20 cu. ft. Combin. Freezer-Ref. Reg. $429, special $319 Reg. $269r special $201 1~jeitic Wilsher U% of weight eoncen· trated over tines, where it in better. Wheels ctigs . easily removed, depth blr 670 x 15 Tires, as low as 6-Volt Battery, as low as 11.95 plus tax 9.60 (UB-1-6) 're. ·· - Let Us Beautify Your Lawn With ••• eLAWN PEP FERTILIZER e PLANT PEP FERTILIZER eROSE PEP FERTILIZER fpr seed, fertilizer, 1wn ehemieals. Larae Ca· p~ity, low price. Sp~eial $3.11 Was $5.49 eLAWN FAD-WEED CONTROL e CRAB GRASS KILLER Was$1~5 Now Only $121-47 'I'' ' TRAFFIC TOP LAWN S!ED GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WY 2-2975 r E. MAIN ST. .. accessible cluster-no skinned knuckles. Large tank, 11~ gal. capacity. Reg. $25.25 .$2188 . ·" WAGON TIREc I _arge sire, grutu 1:1uoyaney In Soft fields. Was $2.98 arread.YWOnt 178'ay have ""'5,l>rJtes. luci~Y April ""1114, 6 Dflly. er iDOd I I New Holland · Baler ' Dick .. SALE! I LONG HANDLED SHOVEL Sptclst Re1. $2.25 $188 $67 70 . Visiting Sunday with Mr. and John Bohram and RoDin carroll were Mrs. Mary carroll Butcher, Mrs. SUzanne Cannon and son of Huntsville, Ark. and Mrs. Margaret Rose and childof Minersville. Mrs. Kinda VanLangan and children of Columbus ~nt sevdays with her parents, Mr. and ·Mrs. Oris Hubbard tind fam- , ·~ s.pe~lat ~ ......... 59" Baraalni_· ' · v , Ily. ttt.tl . ' ~l . ' ' ,. ·"!4l#~i~!~ .: ~ ' ! 8 ~M1.TO 9'·P~M. · ".' .. 6 DAYS EACH WEE!< .~.' tJR£ - ALL TIRES PL:.US APPLICABLE TAX£$- NOW" 11f l!i~ECT ' ·a Ae11. $14.50 ,>,;~~. NEW HOURS :. SUPER ROTICU~ ' FULTON. THOMPSON TRAc;:·ro~ ..~'At SPRING . 1 , ' 2-5101 · 1 . ' __,.....!!!!!!!..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,!!!!!!!..,.,7""'""' GET RfEOARDY PRl ..I',\:) son as farwllh as visited while awaiting his re-- Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas recenUy In Columbus their eblldren, Mr. and It Nlrs. Paul Tboinai. and Mr. and II Mlrs. Raymond Miller and lam· \. lolmy weather will soon be here. luy material• for opring repairs now. Save money. Avoid the rvsh. IITCIIII CUIIITS PANELING Pre-finished or unfin· lshod. All sizes In •tock. Solid wood, plywood or composition. Wide ~~as ... $19.35 selection. At low at • 1st season, h :..,lar FUQk's-G-Hyhrids demonstrated _ . . - befoce doeir lnd·ia capocily., ..t<e JOCo ord fult-field.ylolollill _,- ia.,ortaat Cllni grow- . CIILING TILl FLOOR TILE Asphalt, vinyl or ruhber. Wide color, pattern range. SQ. As low as FT. Acouttlc or non-aeoUt- -~~-~~--~ .- llc. Wiele range of pat· lerns. As SQ. low oo.. FT. 1&e iirfiill;~ .PcJr ~ rlf .....llty..,.. on yo. famo, plaot fuak'o G·H)'Ixick oa wliole fields 01 ,.. ...... Miller !J!. Columbus visit· Mr. and dle ~ RS 19c SQ. FT. PLYWOOD Interior or exterlor tv.,.• in stock. Standard 4' x 8' panels as low as.... $3 .36 nLL·FIELD-YIELDS that count! , 1:::~ 800 her t9~~ /':. l&e un IISILATIOI Ideal for insulating ceilings. Easy to apply. As low Gl. • 4c FT. SQ. Other Good Buys In .eeefll••• ••••, SIDING SHEATHING Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Q~allty aophall shin· tlos.Goodcolor,IMJitorft range. per AI low as Nil. $483 Sl-ck, ,EllPete Satthe Volnew truck a P\IJ11P put on call wY 2-3193 ..' ' .. ' .:; Tiller-Cultivator Meigs Equipment Co. It's Rick Crow bas returned from plane trip to Miami, Fla., II•••• ~•• he visited the University Miami. Mrs. Fred Crow ao- BUY •• , NEW HOLLAND ••• BUY ! MO' 16, 4-p1y · -iof$11.10 . Reai $14.95 · ' TOWN' and COUNTRY STORE ' ,t.. ,rt ',,.. ., .,, ,• ', ·I!UAir RiB ' FROI'fr TR~CTOR ' do it with --- ren BUY NOW , • , BUY THE BEST .. 3·Rtl FRONT TRACTOR, 5.50. w;;4.pty ,, ..., .. ·• up 0011 without brelkintI t - • J:~~a: ~;~;,,· :~!/'~: fi~•io ~~~~r s:~~~;al." con- l~;;.;x;;~~·~~; ~~ t!~:•m.oovedl Sund;y. ... · , ". MISses Sharon Su~ Cottrill : into thetr home recently pur- $79.95 ' Reg. $2 .-'0 JIDWtl'·,..,... stlf-sharpenina: tines areauel'lflteed ...; ; ' breakage, won"t clog. See Super RoticuJ Ieday. ThJM hp modo! .,10 Mila~ w··tT GVer J- on tou1hest soils with eue ends fatieuing pull-becks.. ~;;spt 11 .-;,.. Scientific sf~ tillint aenttr ..,_ DON'T hi8 siR;n . sturdy. / Special $1.-49 ., A baker's dozt!h-'-'t9051icl ho.Ute· hold spon11e lOaf . Wh'ite, rye ii'td Flnsertip control far dosi, PNCIIIOIURIOII near bushes, walls, fl!flCOI . .. l)ullly 1111oo 6 ....:.,, When You Purchase A Special $17 10 ~11 BOW RAKE 11'11111!' Eastern Local II t)' Adding Machine or Typewriter • • • l,Ai 8.20·• >5. 6-ply. Self -r:leaninR bow dt'· ~· LOAf ruggaf .. ready..RIGHH11 ;;;;;;;;;;=:recen::;,...·_ ~:e""'•-., Sptelal $7.22 Was $8.95 <HOUSEHOLD fir: ohas l--avender A Remington Nylon eord. 8.00 or · em PI,. brass J:)ump, automatic sh\l t·oft, Jdju5table ~ Jooe Heiiger 1 weldP.d tank, seamless . ' ... ""· ,,.._a RAC!NE,O, af:, Soci'al News . , •pty News , Your Choice of t • TOT! .TOOL CARRIER Just the thing -for fix·lt~felldws. Speciol $2. II ·:"'•• 2Ya GAL. SPRAYER TURF 80 \ t ~ .: .. ., ' - ~~~·~IJ.,$.1.19 PEARL STREET . Funnel-top, heavy ealv. nozzh•~· . PHONE WI 9-3202 (Freda Foley) of Columbus Samuel Lewis is bu~~ 1 "this Ispent a weekend at their home new barn Ia re lace the gone tou -- FREE GIFT ·fil torAH! ::'. su~~ly of N:l\;~JUII Yeafs RANGER d I S or REO $100 Oash ~rtl'P qr a for tr., numbe reate! took ~ I'Our. LANoM~~h8e ~k iler. Bring It I Pflng It with our list of~ compart be r s _ )'Ou Ucky num. . sible, to April or May if neces- jury has been noted on apple and I Mrs Ruby Halliday is recup- ' . o~g ' b'"7hdhonormg Atrsary, because the later tt ,ltHione pear trees. · erating slowly from a recent maMn 1sggs. w" day. 1 H d the ·dt illbth ood l . redhefll .. 1 M ' I rs. uSie mono ener-~~-~~ - e . e w te~~:!!ure: for ~r~~~~~ee~~t~:. ~:~~e~~~~- r~~p~f:~ation at elgs soMn,dW. Vwath.viMrsited SUdnMday aDnd I h d A . I R II G f on ay t . an rs. aSvl'"CUSe lp,e, sour < erry an . me1cao Mr. usse unn a ormher na Fick. Other Sunday callers u p urns, 20 degrees to mmus 30: 1neighbor bas been moved to IS M K thl W 11 nd 1peas, sweet cherries, · Japanese home in Rutland from a Park~ weS rde 11 rs. d aM eeEn • Ss~ 8 , b h . an ra, an r. rme 1sson, • d an d European plurns. ! • egrees: ers urg osp11a1. au ilf p d M. E1h I Omeroy 8n ISS • )Ocl ""' . and peaches, nectarmes and apn· j Mr. and Mrs. Barrett have 1 K . Ch 'te I · cots, 10 degrees to minus 15 de- resigned their teaching positions Ie MoenMig, Ree s dr. . d th ' he h d h d rs. ary e rece1ve e 1 grees. ~ere and t 7t an 8t sra es word of the birth of her first 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pillion and Banta noted tt>mperatures fell have been transferred to Rut~ 1 t d h.ld b to SPS f bel 1h 1· ., 5 d · ••- . . ·-- grea gran c 1 , orn Rear Meigs General Haspit•l Jack, Mrs. Rex Donahoe of ar ow ese lml urmg u~e ---' and Mrs. Jerry Cleland of Ger· j . Mr. and Mr&. Larry past winter. INaples, BFilal . R' M J many. The little girl has been ' WY 2-2176 POMEROY and daughter ,of ColMrs. I Jzer, r. ames ed o· I li~~:~:~ and· ·Mrs:-"''~ ,~iss ~eu1ah Slac~ are pa_tients , and Mrs. Clara Lav~ n:;;aim~-;;";n;a~.;;~lii~.;~~ -~~~-~-;_.,...,.. II of Addison, ar~~ll In Met~S Memonal Hosptl~l. Iender:. w_e:e in Columbus whe~e I I ; . Clint Orr of Basban, Mr.[ Relahves here have recetved ;they VISited Mrs. Lavenders I R.ussell ·BaJ·tllfl. and son .of .Mas- word. that ~ISS Ruth. Barte~ of .son, Tom, at Mt. Carmel hos· I Mr. and Mrs. ArthLU" Mor· ~untmgton IS a .surg1cal pa~ent pital. It arlty, Connie 'ana Marty. local, m Cabel · Huntmgton H?sp•!al. j Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane and . I Special $89.95 Res. $99.95 . ~~-~Prilesr ·· Banta added, met lfilb Frances Alkire Thuraday evening with .the pruldent LooJs. Gtlkey '" · <ilarge. Mn. Hazel Stanley .bad eharge ol the devotional period . and MrS'; Robert .t.i~i~i-J and Stephanie Wmebren~er 1chased on Church St. from the of Marion were week ·end w~ overnight guests of M1ss Methodist Church parsonage on Q~~:;~:f'::.~~e:"/; ll • .,,.,t, of· their parents Mr and iSUste Hawley. College Road. ,."""-'• ~ "'h.,• ,.;frto. 11::'r1ni Mrs Robert Harden ~cal · and Word has been received here Mr. Morris Moore is · Mr. 'and Mrs. Vern~n Do~ahue ~hat Wllliam. !Pete). Hendric~s to his home by iJ1ness. 11,::,/' ~:,;•"" ~,;:"·•~~,::Z "horc~r~ -a11,. · t~t•• , at East Letart. ts eritieally dl at his home lD -'Mrs. Ada Slack ""O,.. ....,.... • .,.,,. J'rq A,. Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Quick, '"'~ Mr. and Mrs. Donak! J. Quick and daughter, LeAnn of Columbus, Mr. Elnier Quick of Can11 n•IRvillle were Sunday. guestS ol and Mrs. James S. Quick. II AlteJ·noo•n callers were Mr. and Floyd T. Chapman of Col· lum1bus and Carl Russell of· Ha' Sptcial Price 5 lbs. $1.97 BUY NOW AND SAVE AT POMEROY LANDMARK IT MAY BE WORTH $100.00 TO YOUI noW-no obliQation! tor pllly and hNYy traffic areas. A high quality mixture. ALFALFA - CLOVERS - SEED CORN- TIMOTHY Yw,Lucky Number From Your Mailer See Gravely do your tough jobs on your grounds. Ask II~ lttfl~PLErE ~471(/ :;:~.~ ; ' 0 FREE DEMONSTRATION Special blend PLENTY OF SEED OATS I. CHOOSE FROM 31 TC)OLS!I I ' ... • With Each Purchasell Be Sure To B;ing and Check · Yo1.1 can _.. Of Gloves Everybody Can Buy At PlJmeroy Landmark ~· .,.. ]' GALVANIZED STEEL GATE · Rolled e(fges for extra strength and safety. Spoclot: 5 panel, !4', ~2" hi~h all" Factory-tE;t controls aeturatt flow of yrill;s A Free Pair :::.~~!:~~ t~:.:~~TROL .- ~ ..,, IMPERIAL LAWN SPREADER able. 1 wheels,' taKe to field with full "· .~~- . · ·;t..tt~A. ' tahk air .1t 110 lbs. Pressure. . ....... ~ 1/z hp. motor, all components in ~-··-· 3 FT. HOME BARROW ~ G()/0 CO E FO(l 1 Automatic\ portable with 8" L.iaht ·Weicht, seJmlest steel tray, tubuPar fr.mt, rubber hendle grlp<J, seml-pneumatlt web, extruded aluminum .arms. j 20th CENTURY AIR COMPRESSOR Spta'-1 . Good looking, "sturdy, comfort- ruo, O(l r l Res. $13.9S 12~ Tractor. ';~~.............. ·,sg90 te·ally snaP open o'r closed when you t pus~;~~r$1 t.aJ ~ Brius enaine, Hahn ,,.,, $89 90 Re11. $l1.95 LAWN CHAIR . -~- Aluminum tubing and plastfc · G :-avely easily tdjusted. 3 hp, sjt,cflf $11.87 IC.O. · W11 $8.95 MORE SPECIALSI direc t by all - gear drive , Sale Price iC . 24", 'motorized , SAIIRE 20" TILLER t:ngfT~i~~ T:~1! ~o~!red Spring spit, adjustable $64.97 Set up RED HOT ·SPECIALS!! LOW;Bov 52-Gal. WATER HEATER Adaptable to 311 installations. Fiberglf!SS 2"' ir\sulation, GlaSS lined tank,' COpper fittings; hot Md Col~ outlets ~th at' top. 10 yr. warranty; 5 yrs. uncOnditional and 5 yrs. pro ~ aled. $44 $49.97 Set Up with Gra vely power! Rotary Plpw uivet you-perfect seed bed in one operationfinish plowing, st1:1."t planting. Then a ttach Rota ry Cultivator to your son PI0 ult . t 11 I w.. 9?K. li. Refrigerators, Ranges, Gas and Electric -' in our Town & Country Center and Super Service Station and register for ALL THE FR.IiE GIFTS. We have many, many specials too nljplerou~ to list We'll be looking forward to meeting you. Our service station ii always open, 24 hours a qay, 7 days a week. Our new store ])ours for l our Town & Country Center are 6:00A.M. too 9:00 P. •J.L ,.dajly no!!'. (6 days a week). Our mill will close at 5:00 P.M. Come in, ,we dOrJt/'J:Ill!;,r be a wlnne~. . "' ~-'< Jack C11r.sey, Mgl': · t e2-1,000 Top ~alue Stamps problem,.. F'a m rJUipment e1 Used New Idea ••ure Spread• e 2- Ust4 Dire '@•rrtWs . _ .;;;. '• MORRIS IMPLEMENT .i sUmY CO. The Lend • A • Hand Society S GRAVELY • fOr Power Gardemng All .Season LOng I Take drudgery from your gardening R~GISTER • 5-10 gal. Fyr-Zon Gasoline to u ed I ilheer up r ,.-.,ar up WI'fhI e176 Dog Food Prizes ' the most damage So far .;.teo 1 e 2-$1 00 Cash Certificates e1 Wash Job abo~ iOIId mil ·v -l!lalloli II 1110 ,..... December u . 1t111o p1p DWII be cutraled..,. AI Cbillicotl1e ·the oa1e1 !1ft belled. April I , June 4; July 2S, ~ Wbeibot' Mcitp ""'*!'ember 17 and N _l ._ ri>"arow · lnlo 11111 feeder p1e 001er ln Clllo' are jiJt. ~lt,leM WID~-..,­ ed at dJiferent intenats111r01!1b )Ill n\uaP,meftt . . , __ n out .lhe aprlng, olimmer 1114 hJI """' ond lsbor -IHIIDII lbe period. farmer will need to determille Pigs must normally: be con· II Ibis Ia the bet! mqno of Illsigned two •weeki bel...,..~ 1be creao1DC hll'.•!!i&l tbe uk, be Inspected ·for ~ )1011 few 1m. · · · .· · ~• 1:. ~I • _ 5 < f ~ ----------11 CAN • 50 Model Sets, Boeing 707 Super Jet Airplanes eGarden Pride Lawn ,Mower •1 Sabre Tiller on _the r • .... AUSUJI II, 6.oiDber 25, 1 BRING THE CHILDRENEVERYONE • 20 Shopmate Drills ~of~a.' . f~r~ . economist, year Sl•rtor & Grower Foods. Pi.~.. bring your awn cont1lner ~------------------------------------- ca~ '""I .... ~led~ .,, Jtl!)e 2l, lflft ... - : ............ land. The 'Dana Welsh . sate was Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin John- weU attended at Downingt(m on son and children or Sedalia were Saturday. weekend visitors of the Robert The .Rev John D le Ued Alkires. on Mn Mary B</v ~caA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Gilkey Thlli'Sday a va I · With uch 100 lbt. , COMPACT CAR 'Ohio Won't Pr du e1Tub Harnso·nville FU11 Of Peaches" Jn. 1963 SOCiety , Jtems keeplnl 30 aows ond ralllnl 17 pigs per aow per year. The inve!led ,costa are buod m PliO per 110w in buildinp, Iced lots. and' equipmo!lit fol'rtbe operation. Buikllnga and loti are based on 211 yeah t110, equipment Is based 011 10 yearo use. There IS oome lndlcation 11181 within the nes:t ye.; 11 may be poosible to bave Ieeder pig •auoUOilll clooer to home. Ia the meantlmo, ••Y 1a1met Interested ·In ......""added InformaUon may contact the county extension office or any o1 the ,.... Pill .uo •• .,._..,l.oqt~~re- _sales. Put pos~nbtht~es of th enterpriSe. both bud and ·wood; type of pruning is not ad\'i.sable." [here. · · · destroyed ·by tly the animals togellir. m Jot. ol Under favorable conditions II The service ·oaid mucb of last B81118 1.d .1 be ood Mrs. who -~··~~· uniform quaHtv lll)d weight for was reported that farmers could year's peaCH ~rowlh has been se· ide 1 sa ~ ~ ;:; g Ia spent the winler in Columbus the convenience of the ~n~rchas· 1 receive $2 per.' bushel when mar· verely injured or killed, some two- ne 8 1°r tpeaing• thi?'owers and P xtn ' with her childr.en baf! returned er. Feeder pi• h . the1r corn '"-e purct.BS.:r& •Bre 1ketmg UJCOUgh feed ~ , wood shows Hlellflive 10jury, "ifw pan st tos year . 18. ne to her home. c: ·ally located ne•r' or in th~ er pigo. . and some slight damage ltas been w~. f' ~tm 1 m your Elmer Finlaw is the new mall corn belt. ' Pork production budget under noted to wood three-years or old rr:~ ~~i~~:r ~Jw;. ~n :nea~~ C2rrier effective April 16. One of the big reasons for good management sl)ows that a er. 'di Uti it f n f Sandra Butcher ret111rned home the rapid development of the 40 p·nmd feeder pig from a j A Starjc t:;ounty grower said the ~~ : f ng,ft s ulen~urse 0 from Holzer hospital where she special graded feeder pig auc· litter of 81k pigs will cost about ·peacb situation was very bad. He ' ~ ClOD~ en ex .: .,over lwas a patient with strep throat. tion is because of considerable $6 for fPed . This in~luded feed~ Isaid "There won't be enough 8 wo or ree-year pel · Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Mrs Dana Fick acCom nled increase fn the number of corn ing the sow 2'h bushel of corn )pea~hes grown in Ohio this year 1 Reduee. Fertl~tzer Amount !Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Richa~d Flck and daugh: Kabelt farm~rs w,ho are putting at $1; 18 pounds .of supplement to fill a tub." , 'Itle hobeultur1st also recom· ;ciblo'lon, local, and Dr. ~nd ren and Miss Ethel Koeni of the pigs 10 feed lots in large 1at 5c; and feeding the , pigs 10 Tile exte~ion service recom· mended that only ai>?ut haJf th; Mrs. Don Gibson of Portsmouth Chester to Columbus Frida~ tB numbers as a means of market- pounds of starter at 8c and 20 mends prunmg d~ad wood, al normal amount or mtrogen ferU· were dmner guests of their m~ · ·1 · 'th M d M Ro · thou h · · · t ·d · d 1 ' vtst WI r. an rs. y 1 In e:. corn. ,pounds of grower at 6c. Labor ~ 1t 1s probablt> peach cank~ sprmg oavo1 _ v1gorous an a!e 1ther, Mrs. Frank Gibson Sr. Fick ;md farnil . Smce 1.955 the shipment of ·was fig:ured at hour per pig ler will be on the increase LCir the [Uzer be used m orchards th1s 1 Mrs Ava Gilkey and Robert . y feedtr pigs into ~io. from o!h· lat $1.50 an hour plus overhead i next two or three years. Tbi1 nor- 1~wth that ~a.y ~ more su.scep- Gibson made 8 business trip to Ray Rtggs, Mr · and Mrs. er states has multlphed cons1d·1 cost of investments including mally occurs after se\'ere win· lible to cold mJunes next wmter. ILo" an (j~turday . j Char~es Massar, Mr. ~ Mrs. . . . Slarhng Massar and D~ane and era blY In 1955 , 22 ,000 feeder new buil dings at 45c and new ters Banta said these precautions I Mrs. Esther VanAimstck and 1A'l- D .d a · N' ' Pru 1 Del Is l . IW\: BVI 1ggs 01 urge. a ng •1 a o may app y to other stone l\1r. and Mrs. Edd1e Glenn and F II N y ttended .1agara birth· Eldon S. Banta, extension eerv· fruits, although there has been no Verna Haning of Blacklick were d a 5J. . ad t tha h V • Ice hortieu!turlst. said pruning rtnding of edensive damage to ','inner guests of the Guy Bolins ;~ mne~ ~n 8 8 Be bcom: 0 A should be delayed as late as pos· cherry and plum trees. Bud in· ·Sunday, j t Lr. an Bottrs. scar . 8 ~ as the feeder 100 Chicks FREE · SPECIAL. PRIZE 1963 REGISTER AT THE feeder ptg sales in' the same Wlllorrlve FrldoY: Morning, April 5 6,000 BABY CHICKS Free Trip to Paris For Two them an opportunll): to """"lder Many leeden l(ljull their opthil means of lncreuln& their eratcllla. Some prefer tbe Jl&b~ ,vol~1!10 ol buslnus. Tbe farm-er PI&S to \>0 fed OVF a longer er a11o has an opporluiilty In period of lime; Olben prefer thil .buslneu to determlile at the h""vier pigs. that will be what age and weight be wiD sell .teildy for marbt, In ooo, two his feeder pig. or three months. The budgeted U ~e has PlentY ol com and coot lor pip of :120 ]lQUIIda mar· ~lentf ol labor he ean decide ketmg welghta I'WlS PJ.28 or U it would be b{otler to hold the a break even price for all cost pig lor heavier weights. These of $13.99 per one hundred. marbta provide the opportunl· Excellent operatiOns can im· ty to sell pigs at weights all prove these prlee relationships. the way froill 30 pounds up to Good performances lndlcate no From the produclnl side of ~abo~ and some corn available l so~where over 130 lbs. ol compllcaUons from disease or the picture, Meigs Coonty far- erat1ons. Some prefer the Jl&h~ we~ght. IparBBites. Figures are based 011 11161 could well alford to inv..t In th• enterprise of PfO'. duclnl feeder pigs. This Is ofQ, C fering them an opportuDity to increase their volume. The Ieeder ~ig - enterprise requires · · only a nnuted 8lll!l1lilt of «>rn COLUMBUS (UPJl ·- ·The Oh'10 d and a fairly limited lnvesbnent · om;~ge. Retu the ick . AgrJculture Extension Servi\·f.' has * Htf sugge~~ted pruning back old ~ rm are ra r qu • reported the past severe winter peach trees rather severely this _FARMERS INTERESTED 1caused e:densive damage to fruit year to aid in regenerating new er pigs at one ot; more of the · A,t a meeting held recently a trees lll,~nout tne sta<e. " growth nearer the center of the oal~s held at Lancaster or dozen Meigs Coonty farmers Althoogh it is too early tO deter tree and to provide suitable frul~ Chtlllcothe. . . talked with C. C. Bowen, Farm mine the full extent of the dam· ing wood for 8 few more y'o:ars The ~~le prmc~ple of the Marketing Specialist, and Ray age, experts said peBches have "Where peach canker liAs been ~ FREEl PRIZES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-JUST REGISTER ilnnounring Our New Hours: er pigS. g e two years a half dozen Meigs County fanners bave so)d feed· * FREE REGISTRATION DOOR PRIZES , PillS ...,,.. shipped !~ere. In IB . '<!~lpment 11 50e per pic. Ve~ thll bad juD!jled to U4,000; if, ·tna~v service, death lou, Jn. Improved ' marl:etllig· meth- 11161 the nwnltet bad Increase<! .rer. on tbe oow, and miii!'O)· Ids oeem 10 be one of tbe best op~tel)' ~ per cent 11Pi1 · aneoua expenses totaled -.s.so. ways for farmen to 'in<re'ueln- \0 19),~ held: .'his ~es a total.cost ~a 40 come. ', One · of the· .nnportant things ?OUod feeder pig JJ1Cluclinl Is· Thi'(IUgb 1110 last 30 yean 11} any marketlnl program is JOI' lA> total '10.50. lllanY dJiferent marketing im- the dislaiiOe the liuyer !ravels Ia IIIZ lbe prioe ......., .. 1 provementa bave been tried. lA> the market place. A survey, 8t • 31 ]IOU10d Ieeder Pil wu Some bave en auc<eulullut year, siHlwed that 47 per from "-'1 lo tiJJI por bead. and remain ::::'. ba•e proven cent of the buyers travel lees .1e feeder pig business offer~ ullafactory' for lime but than 30 miles, M.per cent 30 - 60 ]IOU10d rttnp ba4 illlb of $17.11 tben failed In thil last cata- miles, and 27 per cent travel alld a low of 'IU5 por beod. lOry .... SOUtheastern Ohio over 61 miles lA> an auction, To farmers who bave ....,. (My) (Name) ·(Is) Mhnf le Suit - B7 C. E. BLAQ'JILEI! CeoaiJ ,AJ1Ic:lilllb A&HI le lfJappelle Est 4-5-6 OPEN HOUSE AT . . =y~==e~o:•or::::";·=:.-:;~ ~ .• ·-~·-:-1/' ........ '. OAK FLOORING TOOLS SAKRETE PAINT IIMIISIOI &UMIII Kiln dri•d slock. All 1tandard dimensions. 2"x4''sas low 01 . • C FT. J '\. ' �·'· .;?, ' WI GIVI TOI' VALUI $TAM" ORDER NOW!! > Potllll Plantt eAzalea1 OLDO eMuJM eHydnnges • Hyacintha • Tulips YOUR Corsages Gifts - FREE DELIVERY A NEW IDEA FOR A NE'tf ERA -- . WY a-2039, Dey or Nltht Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mill1rd V1n Meter W. MAIN Chortw No: t441 POMEROY Tuppers Plains Social Notes X llll!lri- llltilld11 PlfiY MeGW on hll tllh blnlldly at their home hm. 'l'IIIM at- • - o Dlottlct No. 4 was htld Sunday for ~ UPQRT 0~ CONDITION OP THE CITIZENS NATIONAl lANK -· OP MIDDLIPORT =.:-' =· IIIIIMrcl,:.., In lht Stoto of Ohio. tl tho CltH tl 1••- on Moreh It IMI. blrl Frlllkle Tomlll hbll•hM In reapo.., te ••II lftlft ltr c.m~reller tf tht c.,,. ' ' y, ,.,,.,, •h~" Soetlon 1111 u 1 RoviiOII It-·~ ' ' ' •~·- . ASSETS Nllll"J• and Joll. Goldie LYM Poulton and K.,... Pouton ot Marietta, JeMy and Mony Onnl ld Tim ot ConntllnWe Pl. Jrll• $ 536 '152 D2 b Nl·'l loc·' Mr' __; u..5 ) Cub, balancea woth other banka, and caoh itefl In Procest~ of collection ·~---. United States Government obliption~: d-i;t.;i ~;;,j -' ' ur ""es, "'• . "'"' "" ' . guarahtHd !Net of any ,.,erv.. l . .. . _______ 1,731988 7G Herbert Lee lnd lOft, BWy, Mr. Obhgatiom of States and political subdivisions ' · and Mn. John U:lwtrY and ehll· tNet of any reaerves ) ------------- .. ...... dren Jolmnlt IIIII Debbie Sue, 337511342 rorpotato stocks !incllodtna $12,000 otoc:k of ' · Mlos Betty Lc!WWJ, .l!fr. IIIII , _l'ederal _Reserve bank\_ !Net of any reserveol 12.000.00 Mn. Leroy Lowery, all of lila· l' s and d1scounts (mcludmt $107.20 rJette, Ivan Elllaoo. o.,:~ ot 'St~~::•uiii ·.;Oi1i1~~i- i.ii,di;i.iOni------ Ctrttnod ond oll!<ers' chocko, ote. ____ __ __ _·:··TOTAL DEPOSITS --- -· --- ta,INli,027.I 2 Total demand deposits ...... $1,817.711.1& Total hme and savings deposito $2,325,315.74 TOTAL LIABIT.ITIES ------ ---------------CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital stock: I = BY DUPONT its IIIIUIId lllape. 4 Coin-Qp T:" Dry Cleaning ~ lO pounds ,'2~00 ( -~-nd DUKE CLE-ANERS ' " .. r u n or ordinary and start no paddle '· We1r Picken• Hardwate z It You.• JJave flamelm electric heatin( cuatom·deelgned to lllurl.J'-1 .-r.-11• 1 t? ·1 ' MAION,W. VA. :aectrfc ~II DOt cmJy f!ameless, but flexible. You're not dtnll JIB- t r - . .~ -:: ~OMIROY .1•- - forellctrl.bome ....... at the Chorlea 11etz1n1 CDR. lnl &-IN M ID D L I P 0 R 1' THE RACINE HOME BANk - rat.-,..,..,., V& Shll't t:...ndoi'Of'l · Slote lonk He. 124 RIPOIIT OF CONDITION OF ~~~~n~ !~:~!eatfnr cOntraet Dealer for eomp1eta S.•.tm111 na.t ~ WI - - . . . . . . · eovplll todaJ, Ask &bolt -~.., ft N;; Profts.lon•l Cleaning Coln-Op • 101 COURT STREET uta ehOlCII of An type~. Baseboard Ullita. Heating cable. WaD PIDII•Itln. a.. Electric furuce. Tab JOur piclr, the~'• one that's just ript for,._._...., Jlllll' :.,; Tbil ftu!bility h~ true for control-, too. Like -one eentl'll CGIIINif lfl JIIIIN, If fUDIJJ lillll iDdividull room controls, 1111e. · •- ' ·- Mrs Betty '··••·- ~ "-' IIOU00.211 vlllt ~~~ I ~·y; t,IEMOU"DUM NEW WCITE WALL PAINT \ painting needed. wtlh their mild ..... es· Mr. IIIII Mrs. Eugene Elkew 71 112 ' . and .,., of Xenia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mlrelnko lnd family. $a,t430Z7I2 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wakely ' . of _Marietta and Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Adams IIIII daup..,., CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------- $t,44f,l27.117 UPflHiuiA.NC! (OM,AN'f "-" OH-.r "'-boot., Dhle Doesn't drip, spatter II k e paint. Just open can ::::: n-1011lhs ,_., ATIOIIWID'Ii • CaldweU, ~ni::o~:k::~o:~~:~~~-~~~·-~:~-~~~~~~~~ ' ~10 0!1:0 010 0 0:~ =~:;;~~~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCO • -- ----------'I'OTAL L!ABU.ITIES A:n ---- --------- wv.W. 115 E. ~ .' f ."'verdr.afts) {NIPt of any reserves) ----------- J,783,925.7S Mr. John Mraz Royal OU nremJses owned $32.019.90, furniturt M'·h ' ' end fi xtures $12 414 70 "' ., Mr. and Mrs. Mary and h-.. 8 ,. 018 · · -------------44,484.10 Otorp Merarland of Collells3'103'33 vlllt, P1., Mr. George M<P'wTOTAL ASSETS------------------------- ------------------·--· N ,t41,U'I.I7 111111 of Durlwn, N. C., Marpr· LIAIILITIIS It Mray of Detroit, Mleh., IIIII DM!Iand deposilf of individuals, Plr!ntrsbipo, Mr. lnd Mrs. Leonard MeGIB. .• , - - ... and ...,_orations -- ------------------ ---- -- $1 ,464,0041.011 '!bare were 40 In at~. •/ Time aftd savon&s depeoiu of Individual>, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nidi· De~=~~~r~aslldt t"""'crations ---.----------- 1,3211.315.74 ola retumod home from Florida ra • ovemment (mcludlng where thly spent IIIVeral 11 MAX WARD l .·.FROM PIANCIS FLORim I . .!r ; . : ~ U::Y [joono Y · tulah Swan spent Slmclly with Mr • and Mrs, Oscar Bobeock ol Long Bottom. Mrs. Wayne Brlcklea Ollled on her brother Mr and Mr• Charles Spo~ of Belpre ..,j her niece Mrs. Wllmll 1\brko IIEliNAJID V. nJLT2 and !•-" I of ...... PAUL S. SMAIIT Dlmtor• onwy I., ...,.e and RODNEY DOWNING J also villtod 1 niece, Mrs. Loll Eboraloach It Sl. Joopoh liDo- AS8eta pledled .,. alliined to Hcure liabluu01 and for olher putpeoea ,-- --- ---- - -· -------- $ 322,501100 1, HAROLD E. HUB BARil, V. President & Cashier of ihe aboVe-llartled bonk do hereby declato that thlo ,.port .;, concl· tlon Is true and correet to tho beot of my Jmowlod&e aDd belief. HAROIJl i:. HUBBAIID We, the undersigned dirtctota attest the correctneu of thW report of oondillon and declare that It haa baeD eumined b)' ua ond to tile bnt of our lmowltdl• and beliof is true and comet. RATES aciD . lor IDial llu•ll Hli.' 7,054.00 •••rl 392,208.11:1 A~..-llllu ••la•ttlllllttr•W £1eclnc IIOme . . . . . Yol, w, • • .., total eleclriiiiiY!rl. lllt;llllllal . . . ... llilllll ... l t l l l l - - - -·&I 732,283.41 !53,51UI ELECTROMODE 2,182.110 $150 MODDNIZAtiON CERnFICATE This valuable certificate. properly validated entitles any Ohio Power CIIShJmer to 1 modemizati~n allawanct up to $150 on the CGIIVIISion of his j)reSent heating system to flamelass electric b.UIJI. All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For Safety Wit• The Exclusive SAFm GRID Mime - - ·""'"""••uwlilo2'ioi!!ii'r•"ii!'J,;·illi!:?'lif"' ldl!i:'olit"ioi',;,-iol \ 'iii ' ·~ . iio 'l iii liii .,.·o!ifO:.'·,.,,_....,.• I . . , _ ••• ill Oltlo ....lr ....... dllltrllt , . , . , • • 11/11 '-".,........,,.,.._Mill Capture the &lory and the expression of Easter with Francjs lovely flowers ... · llllula W ' Heating El1111nt I ' k•utlfu.l Ulles 1nd 1 I CONTIIACTOI OHIO • ILMTIJC: HIATING •ntl INSULAnoN .......,4415 . I COOLVILLE, OHIO J' \ MYRL COAKLEY P. 0. lOX 224 Ringe , Of ~h Potted ~l1nts • , • T1!,~ . Arrlnpmtnts • , , Corug11 . I , ' •, ' NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PHONE 117-3415 COLLIJCf .. wr• ' . ' .. . '.. . -. ' •• . ' '· ·~~. , · ~ '~ ·1.... _...__\-_ _ __ ·, ~~-·--· --· "·- · --~ .. ' 11'~4 ' .:./, \.,_~.:.,. _ _ .,,, .~ ----~· - ' . ~· ,., . ....,'·. tf ~ ·, " ,.,·~ .. ' I ;,__ •• ,..,. .. . •.... - .•• ' . IJIANDS We handle aU llze• of lulks for bottlt cas. We service /111~ ln~IIQnal Peace Glris on the bow!dlry lj1ltl ~ Ca111da and the United what we sell. ' .. . ·~florists :. . . 'WURLttzlt eiALDWIN -OTHD,AMOUl Rutland Furniture '0 .. 0. I '•• Direeton. \l • 1...• ;'• I ' JUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ~x.plres May ;.'' �·'· .;?, ' WI GIVI TOI' VALUI $TAM" ORDER NOW!! > Potllll Plantt eAzalea1 OLDO eMuJM eHydnnges • Hyacintha • Tulips YOUR Corsages Gifts - FREE DELIVERY A NEW IDEA FOR A NE'tf ERA -- . WY a-2039, Dey or Nltht Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mill1rd V1n Meter W. MAIN Chortw No: t441 POMEROY Tuppers Plains Social Notes X llll!lri- llltilld11 PlfiY MeGW on hll tllh blnlldly at their home hm. 'l'IIIM at- • - o Dlottlct No. 4 was htld Sunday for ~ UPQRT 0~ CONDITION OP THE CITIZENS NATIONAl lANK -· OP MIDDLIPORT =.:-' =· IIIIIMrcl,:.., In lht Stoto of Ohio. tl tho CltH tl 1••- on Moreh It IMI. blrl Frlllkle Tomlll hbll•hM In reapo.., te ••II lftlft ltr c.m~reller tf tht c.,,. ' ' y, ,.,,.,, •h~" Soetlon 1111 u 1 RoviiOII It-·~ ' ' ' •~·- . ASSETS Nllll"J• and Joll. Goldie LYM Poulton and K.,... Pouton ot Marietta, JeMy and Mony Onnl ld Tim ot ConntllnWe Pl. Jrll• $ 536 '152 D2 b Nl·'l loc·' Mr' __; u..5 ) Cub, balancea woth other banka, and caoh itefl In Procest~ of collection ·~---. United States Government obliption~: d-i;t.;i ~;;,j -' ' ur ""es, "'• . "'"' "" ' . guarahtHd !Net of any ,.,erv.. l . .. . _______ 1,731988 7G Herbert Lee lnd lOft, BWy, Mr. Obhgatiom of States and political subdivisions ' · and Mn. John U:lwtrY and ehll· tNet of any reaerves ) ------------- .. ...... dren Jolmnlt IIIII Debbie Sue, 337511342 rorpotato stocks !incllodtna $12,000 otoc:k of ' · Mlos Betty Lc!WWJ, .l!fr. IIIII , _l'ederal _Reserve bank\_ !Net of any reserveol 12.000.00 Mn. Leroy Lowery, all of lila· l' s and d1scounts (mcludmt $107.20 rJette, Ivan Elllaoo. o.,:~ ot 'St~~::•uiii ·.;Oi1i1~~i- i.ii,di;i.iOni------ Ctrttnod ond oll!<ers' chocko, ote. ____ __ __ _·:··TOTAL DEPOSITS --- -· --- ta,INli,027.I 2 Total demand deposits ...... $1,817.711.1& Total hme and savings deposito $2,325,315.74 TOTAL LIABIT.ITIES ------ ---------------CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital stock: I = BY DUPONT its IIIIUIId lllape. 4 Coin-Qp T:" Dry Cleaning ~ lO pounds ,'2~00 ( -~-nd DUKE CLE-ANERS ' " .. r u n or ordinary and start no paddle '· We1r Picken• Hardwate z It You.• JJave flamelm electric heatin( cuatom·deelgned to lllurl.J'-1 .-r.-11• 1 t? ·1 ' MAION,W. VA. :aectrfc ~II DOt cmJy f!ameless, but flexible. You're not dtnll JIB- t r - . .~ -:: ~OMIROY .1•- - forellctrl.bome ....... at the Chorlea 11etz1n1 CDR. lnl &-IN M ID D L I P 0 R 1' THE RACINE HOME BANk - rat.-,..,..,., V& Shll't t:...ndoi'Of'l · Slote lonk He. 124 RIPOIIT OF CONDITION OF ~~~~n~ !~:~!eatfnr cOntraet Dealer for eomp1eta S.•.tm111 na.t ~ WI - - . . . . . . · eovplll todaJ, Ask &bolt -~.., ft N;; Profts.lon•l Cleaning Coln-Op • 101 COURT STREET uta ehOlCII of An type~. Baseboard Ullita. Heating cable. WaD PIDII•Itln. a.. Electric furuce. Tab JOur piclr, the~'• one that's just ript for,._._...., Jlllll' :.,; Tbil ftu!bility h~ true for control-, too. Like -one eentl'll CGIIINif lfl JIIIIN, If fUDIJJ lillll iDdividull room controls, 1111e. · •- ' ·- Mrs Betty '··••·- ~ "-' IIOU00.211 vlllt ~~~ I ~·y; t,IEMOU"DUM NEW WCITE WALL PAINT \ painting needed. wtlh their mild ..... es· Mr. IIIII Mrs. Eugene Elkew 71 112 ' . and .,., of Xenia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mlrelnko lnd family. $a,t430Z7I2 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wakely ' . of _Marietta and Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Adams IIIII daup..,., CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------- $t,44f,l27.117 UPflHiuiA.NC! (OM,AN'f "-" OH-.r "'-boot., Dhle Doesn't drip, spatter II k e paint. Just open can ::::: n-1011lhs ,_., ATIOIIWID'Ii • CaldweU, ~ni::o~:k::~o:~~:~~~-~~~·-~:~-~~~~~~~~ ' ~10 0!1:0 010 0 0:~ =~:;;~~~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCO • -- ----------'I'OTAL L!ABU.ITIES A:n ---- --------- wv.W. 115 E. ~ .' f ."'verdr.afts) {NIPt of any reserves) ----------- J,783,925.7S Mr. John Mraz Royal OU nremJses owned $32.019.90, furniturt M'·h ' ' end fi xtures $12 414 70 "' ., Mr. and Mrs. Mary and h-.. 8 ,. 018 · · -------------44,484.10 Otorp Merarland of Collells3'103'33 vlllt, P1., Mr. George M<P'wTOTAL ASSETS------------------------- ------------------·--· N ,t41,U'I.I7 111111 of Durlwn, N. C., Marpr· LIAIILITIIS It Mray of Detroit, Mleh., IIIII DM!Iand deposilf of individuals, Plr!ntrsbipo, Mr. lnd Mrs. Leonard MeGIB. .• , - - ... and ...,_orations -- ------------------ ---- -- $1 ,464,0041.011 '!bare were 40 In at~. •/ Time aftd savon&s depeoiu of Individual>, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nidi· De~=~~~r~aslldt t"""'crations ---.----------- 1,3211.315.74 ola retumod home from Florida ra • ovemment (mcludlng where thly spent IIIVeral 11 MAX WARD l .·.FROM PIANCIS FLORim I . .!r ; . : ~ U::Y [joono Y · tulah Swan spent Slmclly with Mr • and Mrs, Oscar Bobeock ol Long Bottom. Mrs. Wayne Brlcklea Ollled on her brother Mr and Mr• Charles Spo~ of Belpre ..,j her niece Mrs. Wllmll 1\brko IIEliNAJID V. nJLT2 and !•-" I of ...... PAUL S. SMAIIT Dlmtor• onwy I., ...,.e and RODNEY DOWNING J also villtod 1 niece, Mrs. Loll Eboraloach It Sl. Joopoh liDo- AS8eta pledled .,. alliined to Hcure liabluu01 and for olher putpeoea ,-- --- ---- - -· -------- $ 322,501100 1, HAROLD E. HUB BARil, V. President & Cashier of ihe aboVe-llartled bonk do hereby declato that thlo ,.port .;, concl· tlon Is true and correet to tho beot of my Jmowlod&e aDd belief. HAROIJl i:. HUBBAIID We, the undersigned dirtctota attest the correctneu of thW report of oondillon and declare that It haa baeD eumined b)' ua ond to tile bnt of our lmowltdl• and beliof is true and comet. RATES aciD . lor IDial llu•ll Hli.' 7,054.00 •••rl 392,208.11:1 A~..-llllu ••la•ttlllllttr•W £1eclnc IIOme . . . . . Yol, w, • • .., total eleclriiiiiY!rl. lllt;llllllal . . . ... llilllll ... l t l l l l - - - -·&I 732,283.41 !53,51UI ELECTROMODE 2,182.110 $150 MODDNIZAtiON CERnFICATE This valuable certificate. properly validated entitles any Ohio Power CIIShJmer to 1 modemizati~n allawanct up to $150 on the CGIIVIISion of his j)reSent heating system to flamelass electric b.UIJI. All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For Safety Wit• The Exclusive SAFm GRID Mime - - ·""'"""••uwlilo2'ioi!!ii'r•"ii!'J,;·illi!:?'lif"' ldl!i:'olit"ioi',;,-iol \ 'iii ' ·~ . iio 'l iii liii .,.·o!ifO:.'·,.,,_....,.• I . . , _ ••• ill Oltlo ....lr ....... dllltrllt , . , . , • • 11/11 '-".,........,,.,.._Mill Capture the &lory and the expression of Easter with Francjs lovely flowers ... · llllula W ' Heating El1111nt I ' k•utlfu.l Ulles 1nd 1 I CONTIIACTOI OHIO • ILMTIJC: HIATING •ntl INSULAnoN .......,4415 . I COOLVILLE, OHIO J' \ MYRL COAKLEY P. 0. lOX 224 Ringe , Of ~h Potted ~l1nts • , • T1!,~ . Arrlnpmtnts • , , Corug11 . I , ' •, ' NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PHONE 117-3415 COLLIJCf .. wr• ' . ' .. . '.. . -. ' •• . ' '· ·~~. , · ~ '~ ·1.... _...__\-_ _ __ ·, ~~-·--· --· "·- · --~ .. ' 11'~4 ' .:./, \.,_~.:.,. _ _ .,,, .~ ----~· - ' . ~· ,., . ....,'·. tf ~ ·, " ,.,·~ .. ' I ;,__ •• ,..,. .. . •.... - .•• ' . IJIANDS We handle aU llze• of lulks for bottlt cas. We service /111~ ln~IIQnal Peace Glris on the bow!dlry lj1ltl ~ Ca111da and the United what we sell. ' .. . ·~florists :. . . 'WURLttzlt eiALDWIN -OTHD,AMOUl Rutland Furniture '0 .. 0. I '•• Direeton. \l • 1...• ;'• I ' JUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ~x.plres May ;.'' �' Dad loves • (20) (21) REAL BUSINESS Riv~r Report SEE US FOR ••• 1957 Ford Convertible $895 eGARDEN SI;ED e FIELD SEED .. Spring is heft. Good top, vinyl interior, red finish, automatic trans., radio and heater. ror Wanl Ad~rvic!e 4 CeDh per wont nne · ~1795 t960 Chevrolet H.T. Coupe RATES > lll~rt.IMI . Ul.tirll.lm CbUJI 10 eftltll tt Ceata per wOTd fot ~ COD- teeu~e UYeTUDDI Full r1t1 oJ t l!flntl per •ord Will btl c•aqed ror •dvert.ifjna U not pad Wttllllt tn day• .ner l'ffe4• ... Dlll. . . CARD C# J'BANKS - ll.Z for 50 word rtinlm.um li:d ~ttdltl<ln· aJ word 1e Ohl!uaJ"IN Pllh~ at t cent pu word Real low mileage by original owner. Spotless dean Interior, beige color. matC'hing interior, VS motor, automa· tic trans., like new tires. Radio and heater. · · @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00,P.M. POMEROY, OJ,IlO Uf\. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 A. M tl'l e:OP P lill fJatlJ S.tw"d.ay-8;311 A..M W 12.00 oooD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WAN'I AD (9) FOR SALE PHONE WY2-2157 - WMPO Radio ;.; . 7:111 ~~ i'lriJ' 7:10 News 7:11 8reUtul l'lriJ' •:Ill ~ J 1:110 Nna 1:111 N.-... 1:111 INatful Pll'l)' :1111 · Farm World NeiPI 1:30 Nen . • t:i'ut~p Coullt7 RFD I:!G llroutafl'lriJ' 7:00 Newa t:IIO 110111 t:lll a..B~M~ Party t:OI llreailul Party NO N0111 1:15 Jones Bulcl: Sbow 7:35 Plclleu Hardware 8:30 Nen 7:50 7;110 N0111 Report 8:15 Btealllull'lr!J' ~~ .News :: Jl'iiiNU!ul Pll'IJ 10:111 PoiU P~ Malle In tba Air •;...,'IV n ....... ...,.._ 8bo ;~...;;• w 11:4 Tht Good Life. 8 l:f~• hnL Sbow-4'11. 18:1$ Uadw Oblo Slclll IIO]mAY·· ftiiW I'IUDAY 1:111 Nm l:!f!l .OI!ImlrJ Millie 'niDI •·qt.ir.im . N.... ,,.,>Nm a: rop Tea 8bo1r I:Gt,(loffee Willi Janel :IS'.~ Wltb Janel t:4f'llttty Nllltml Show •' lO:oi! Nen 10:05 Mlnlllerlll Alloclallila 18:21 1111r111q IDterk!U 10:30 New• 10:311 Monm. lnferlude 11·110 N,ws ll :GI Swap Sllop 11 ·!0 Nowa 11:40 Co11D117 BaedOWD (famllf II :511 Upper Room 11:111 Jo• J011e1 SIOilt Av.. 1•:0f; Noaa News tl:IJ Mu11c Jaal l'at You 12:11 Goealen Guest !liar 12:t{; · illq!!lP, Jlllt J'Gr Y011 1• ewa 1: . 1111c Jllllt Fat You 1:10: ' 1:3t~ JUII 2._,.... 1,o;,~ 1:10~ z:JE: · S:oe."ffm Fat You Jllll ,.. y011 Jaat ,... Yau 1:115 Platter l'1aV 8:38 News 1:35 Platter Plrt1 4:1111 Netlll t.Ot Pla\ter 4: 1i.lAeal N0111 4: It Mualeal Mysterlel ·. IF SoMEONE YOUJKNOW Is MOVING TO MEIGS COUNTY Receiving The DailY"Sentinel will n~lp ·ft:!em feel at· hortle 1:81 S·OJ ~ l'lriJ' 1:311' SleD ott .,. rebruar7 SI&D Olr 8A'111RD.l'l' laiiiDULII :;: = t:OO New~ l:to Coualr)l Mullc , _ Warld Newo '· 1:40 RFD 7:• Newl . Dulloa 1 Top '1'111 llbo1l News- Noon 1tepor1 Mallo Interlude Be¥. Merlla re.tl 1:110 1'!0111 1:111 Platter l'lriJ' 3:30 N0111 J:lll Platter PeriJ 4:110 News 4:05 Platter PeriJ 4:30 Newa 4:111 Platter P1rt1 1:110 N""' 1:05 Platter P1111 1:30 Sip Off 1:110 Februar]. Sip Off _., f:lll Ne1n l 7:111 Army Dour ~ 1:00 Rev. Ira Tlllbl · 1:11 CI1QrclJ at Wort : 1:111 NIWa 1:• p.,-.J Aour"'J e:oo WIDp ot a~'"" 1:10 Cllllrdl W•ld Non t:e lllmdaJ Cblpol lC:IIO Voice afl'l~uaho""~ N0111 10:35 l'enpeeUv.ea Soclll Securilr Oounlry lf1a. 'IIIII PariJ 4:1i: 'lllullur Alll!l bo1r :: TIJeo, 6 1'burL MOVING? l Nen , NCountry ll1llm 'Dmt NOOD lllporl , 'lbo ...... a... llorUa T- I:OOIIAIUraf~ 1:30 Lulber.. Hour 1:111 NIWI 2:110 Bapllst Ll)lmau'• Hour 1:11 Bade to lilt C1W1 1:110 HeY. s - TlionJI 3:30 The Qulel Boar 4:110 Ne1111 BVBK ll:'f LVXB XXX LJ'AI.VIUl . NANCY D/ V r .. 0 a 0 • L 0 ... ... 8 ., c B H )( .... II: :11: V 8 J' B DC A ,A: IU Y-lo;w Gtp........r CONTIIKPT PBN8TltAT1!:8 Tllill l l l l l u . 06' TlllD TOI!.TOIIII.-- PJI!RW.H PJIO. ·= O- r----... - _-.,..-.-...~-v-_-....- ~-_-..I'.J.,;-: : . - - , - 0-H-.0- H- -= I T 'S STARTING TO RAIN ---..:-===-=-=------ WJEH RADIO ......., nnap ll'rld>.J 7:16 Sign On, MU8leal Clock 7:45 Tbe Lifeliue 1:110 Olllo Volley Ne"" 1:01 Sporta Today 1:10 World Non 1:11 Muaical Clock I:M Community Ne.,. , ... ''"11:111"""• ' . . ,,45 ~ dl Bluatnf ' )~' Pllw.'~ l.il:t~t Mason .CouniY ~.1ft. 111:05 1'llli 0! lilt Towa 1G:ii5 Wilrld NeWa 11:110 ~ . ot lbe Tollll Fit. OlurdJ 11e111 U:tli World '"'en U:l& Muoa Coimly Newt 12:110 CommUDily NIWI c-. ~ Rinl 12:1111 Local News 12:10 Ohio Newo 12:15 Marke!o 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:26 News 0 Grams 1'-: 30 AgricUlture Agent 12:45 Country Go Rouot. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD UNCL! PUNKY! rr's ME, 1:55 New• Be•t 2:110 Country Go llounr 2:56 News Beal s: 110 Mldwai). Malinet J:SS News l!eat t:oo. DisciDc with Dooa 4:11 lilll!rclll!)go 5:110 Cnmrnnnlty News S:Oii World 1r National Newa 1:15 ~I 011 Sport. 1:30 S!,a Off LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLJl GRAT THEY SAV li !ii:TMTEO 10 9EiP IMIO ONE OF THESE' 'iiiOE Tl..IH-IELS, ELWOOD. THIQ E'H.~ Wf-IAT WAS T~T'? WI-IO"S I THERE? :%" Sbo- · 4:311 Off 1:110 · ' .. ••.. Joln!_lll/earrytns on our commJl· nlti'llfa;iii!Onai spirlt of bospil- ·: • allty. Tell tpe Dally Sentinel tilt · tiallii~llihddress of flllillles you ~ :whO lte mo.v.lbg: f.o 0111' 1 .'' cbmmtinity. . . . Phone WY 2-21.56 WE WILL GIVE A NEWCOMER A MONTH'S FREE SI;IISCRIPtiON TO . ' THE DAILY SEN1'1N~L ._ , ' ' I \ ,•;,- I ··-·· .,. ~ .... "--··· ··' . ... -· . .... ~-- ~ - ., . . . - --· .... - ... -...................... . .....,.... .- . . ...... _,... -~- ....... ·'' ..-. , ; • ... ~ ... . I ~·~- ·, ,, . -~ ' I• BRANNER MAYBE llO<S TRAPPED IN THEQ!:.MAVBE HE~ o;e~ IF ONLY li<ERf: WBl!; """SMOKC. WMETHI~% COUlD DO 10 HELP HIW\. �' Dad loves • (20) (21) REAL BUSINESS Riv~r Report SEE US FOR ••• 1957 Ford Convertible $895 eGARDEN SI;ED e FIELD SEED .. Spring is heft. Good top, vinyl interior, red finish, automatic trans., radio and heater. ror Wanl Ad~rvic!e 4 CeDh per wont nne · ~1795 t960 Chevrolet H.T. Coupe RATES > lll~rt.IMI . Ul.tirll.lm CbUJI 10 eftltll tt Ceata per wOTd fot ~ COD- teeu~e UYeTUDDI Full r1t1 oJ t l!flntl per •ord Will btl c•aqed ror •dvert.ifjna U not pad Wttllllt tn day• .ner l'ffe4• ... Dlll. . . CARD C# J'BANKS - ll.Z for 50 word rtinlm.um li:d ~ttdltl<ln· aJ word 1e Ohl!uaJ"IN Pllh~ at t cent pu word Real low mileage by original owner. Spotless dean Interior, beige color. matC'hing interior, VS motor, automa· tic trans., like new tires. Radio and heater. · · @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00,P.M. POMEROY, OJ,IlO Uf\. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 A. M tl'l e:OP P lill fJatlJ S.tw"d.ay-8;311 A..M W 12.00 oooD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WAN'I AD (9) FOR SALE PHONE WY2-2157 - WMPO Radio ;.; . 7:111 ~~ i'lriJ' 7:10 News 7:11 8reUtul l'lriJ' •:Ill ~ J 1:110 Nna 1:111 N.-... 1:111 INatful Pll'l)' :1111 · Farm World NeiPI 1:30 Nen . • t:i'ut~p Coullt7 RFD I:!G llroutafl'lriJ' 7:00 Newa t:IIO 110111 t:lll a..B~M~ Party t:OI llreailul Party NO N0111 1:15 Jones Bulcl: Sbow 7:35 Plclleu Hardware 8:30 Nen 7:50 7;110 N0111 Report 8:15 Btealllull'lr!J' ~~ .News :: Jl'iiiNU!ul Pll'IJ 10:111 PoiU P~ Malle In tba Air •;...,'IV n ....... ...,.._ 8bo ;~...;;• w 11:4 Tht Good Life. 8 l:f~• hnL Sbow-4'11. 18:1$ Uadw Oblo Slclll IIO]mAY·· ftiiW I'IUDAY 1:111 Nm l:!f!l .OI!ImlrJ Millie 'niDI •·qt.ir.im . N.... ,,.,>Nm a: rop Tea 8bo1r I:Gt,(loffee Willi Janel :IS'.~ Wltb Janel t:4f'llttty Nllltml Show •' lO:oi! Nen 10:05 Mlnlllerlll Alloclallila 18:21 1111r111q IDterk!U 10:30 New• 10:311 Monm. lnferlude 11·110 N,ws ll :GI Swap Sllop 11 ·!0 Nowa 11:40 Co11D117 BaedOWD (famllf II :511 Upper Room 11:111 Jo• J011e1 SIOilt Av.. 1•:0f; Noaa News tl:IJ Mu11c Jaal l'at You 12:11 Goealen Guest !liar 12:t{; · illq!!lP, Jlllt J'Gr Y011 1• ewa 1: . 1111c Jllllt Fat You 1:10: ' 1:3t~ JUII 2._,.... 1,o;,~ 1:10~ z:JE: · S:oe."ffm Fat You Jllll ,.. y011 Jaat ,... Yau 1:115 Platter l'1aV 8:38 News 1:35 Platter Plrt1 4:1111 Netlll t.Ot Pla\ter 4: 1i.lAeal N0111 4: It Mualeal Mysterlel ·. IF SoMEONE YOUJKNOW Is MOVING TO MEIGS COUNTY Receiving The DailY"Sentinel will n~lp ·ft:!em feel at· hortle 1:81 S·OJ ~ l'lriJ' 1:311' SleD ott .,. rebruar7 SI&D Olr 8A'111RD.l'l' laiiiDULII :;: = t:OO New~ l:to Coualr)l Mullc , _ Warld Newo '· 1:40 RFD 7:• Newl . Dulloa 1 Top '1'111 llbo1l News- Noon 1tepor1 Mallo Interlude Be¥. Merlla re.tl 1:110 1'!0111 1:111 Platter l'lriJ' 3:30 N0111 J:lll Platter PeriJ 4:110 News 4:05 Platter PeriJ 4:30 Newa 4:111 Platter P1rt1 1:110 N""' 1:05 Platter P1111 1:30 Sip Off 1:110 Februar]. Sip Off _., f:lll Ne1n l 7:111 Army Dour ~ 1:00 Rev. Ira Tlllbl · 1:11 CI1QrclJ at Wort : 1:111 NIWa 1:• p.,-.J Aour"'J e:oo WIDp ot a~'"" 1:10 Cllllrdl W•ld Non t:e lllmdaJ Cblpol lC:IIO Voice afl'l~uaho""~ N0111 10:35 l'enpeeUv.ea Soclll Securilr Oounlry lf1a. 'IIIII PariJ 4:1i: 'lllullur Alll!l bo1r :: TIJeo, 6 1'burL MOVING? l Nen , NCountry ll1llm 'Dmt NOOD lllporl , 'lbo ...... a... llorUa T- I:OOIIAIUraf~ 1:30 Lulber.. Hour 1:111 NIWI 2:110 Bapllst Ll)lmau'• Hour 1:11 Bade to lilt C1W1 1:110 HeY. s - TlionJI 3:30 The Qulel Boar 4:110 Ne1111 BVBK ll:'f LVXB XXX LJ'AI.VIUl . NANCY D/ V r .. 0 a 0 • L 0 ... ... 8 ., c B H )( .... II: :11: V 8 J' B DC A ,A: IU Y-lo;w Gtp........r CONTIIKPT PBN8TltAT1!:8 Tllill l l l l l u . 06' TlllD TOI!.TOIIII.-- PJI!RW.H PJIO. ·= O- r----... - _-.,..-.-...~-v-_-....- ~-_-..I'.J.,;-: : . - - , - 0-H-.0- H- -= I T 'S STARTING TO RAIN ---..:-===-=-=------ WJEH RADIO ......., nnap ll'rld>.J 7:16 Sign On, MU8leal Clock 7:45 Tbe Lifeliue 1:110 Olllo Volley Ne"" 1:01 Sporta Today 1:10 World Non 1:11 Muaical Clock I:M Community Ne.,. , ... ''"11:111"""• ' . . ,,45 ~ dl Bluatnf ' )~' Pllw.'~ l.il:t~t Mason .CouniY ~.1ft. 111:05 1'llli 0! lilt Towa 1G:ii5 Wilrld NeWa 11:110 ~ . ot lbe Tollll Fit. OlurdJ 11e111 U:tli World '"'en U:l& Muoa Coimly Newt 12:110 CommUDily NIWI c-. ~ Rinl 12:1111 Local News 12:10 Ohio Newo 12:15 Marke!o 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:26 News 0 Grams 1'-: 30 AgricUlture Agent 12:45 Country Go Rouot. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD UNCL! PUNKY! rr's ME, 1:55 New• Be•t 2:110 Country Go llounr 2:56 News Beal s: 110 Mldwai). Malinet J:SS News l!eat t:oo. DisciDc with Dooa 4:11 lilll!rclll!)go 5:110 Cnmrnnnlty News S:Oii World 1r National Newa 1:15 ~I 011 Sport. 1:30 S!,a Off LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLJl GRAT THEY SAV li !ii:TMTEO 10 9EiP IMIO ONE OF THESE' 'iiiOE Tl..IH-IELS, ELWOOD. THIQ E'H.~ Wf-IAT WAS T~T'? WI-IO"S I THERE? :%" Sbo- · 4:311 Off 1:110 · ' .. ••.. Joln!_lll/earrytns on our commJl· nlti'llfa;iii!Onai spirlt of bospil- ·: • allty. Tell tpe Dally Sentinel tilt · tiallii~llihddress of flllillles you ~ :whO lte mo.v.lbg: f.o 0111' 1 .'' cbmmtinity. . . . Phone WY 2-21.56 WE WILL GIVE A NEWCOMER A MONTH'S FREE SI;IISCRIPtiON TO . ' THE DAILY SEN1'1N~L ._ , ' ' I \ ,•;,- I ··-·· .,. ~ .... "--··· ··' . ... -· . .... ~-- ~ - ., . . . - --· .... - ... -...................... . .....,.... .- . . ...... _,... -~- ....... ·'' ..-. , ; • ... ~ ... . I ~·~- ·, ,, . -~ ' I• BRANNER MAYBE llO<S TRAPPED IN THEQ!:.MAVBE HE~ o;e~ IF ONLY li<ERf: WBl!; """SMOKC. WMETHI~% COUlD DO 10 HELP HIW\. �= --· . - :.!';.~W: tU: Loyal Wo.men'• Lot:al Gartlen Club Will Attend Regional District Spring _Event ~~Y·~w~~m~~ ~oew::: liroilii!d Worlil Potluck Dinner Held -Jhl.lntlay Mea.wii alr ifil~ Mu oilnd. And About . Mrddleporf C'ass Enjoy$~ o· E t . mner ven • 10-M:r~Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0, Mil'. 30, 1"' N Pllna were made 10 attend WeUston, tht speaker. A letter lin reported on the otflcers lite re&ioltal district s pr i ng from Mrs. Uta Swisher, region- meeting held ln GaUipolil. She meeting wh.en the Rutland al d1reelar' was read concern- gave hints on the publicity The Loy,al Women•a Clui of Clt8ptw Ill Blita ~~pta Phi enf'rlendly Gardeners met at the lng the spring regional meeting scrapbook and alaa the new the Middleport Chun:b of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Evert~ D.vla Joyed iii;"~ .t he· World" homt of Mrs. Howard Birch· to be held April 20 at the Alb· abstract designs Jn !lower ar- held a covered dllh diJmer are spendlnc the wee)eod In pn0uet ciliiliet'"l'blir•lay .IJIJI. fll!ld Wednesday evenlntl. Mem- any ~Jgh ~hool. . ran11ements. Tbunday ev8!llnlat the cllurcb Colllmbwl. , iDI ~~tlltli· · of Jean IIJn. ~- --~ . 0 'II ~ , . bel's mponded to roll call by Regt~tratiOn will begm at 9 The program "Ohio's Wild- with Mn. Wmlam lteynokll. Mr. and Mn. Jame1 Jlucb.. wki, ta.lfy ..._. ,. ~ ·~ ~• -~¥ ..,.v•.¥ nauvnw u 4 ~4 . ·naming a favorite seed cata- a.m. w1th each club to have one life" waa liven by Mrs. Harold vice president, p-eslding In the anan and daughter are ;pend-, FollowlnC 'the dJnDer 11viral • • Iogue. flower arran gement m p'= Sauer. She polnted out I h. t absence of Mrs. Oecar Rouah. lng the weekend at Norfolk, Vi. of tba II'OIIP viii~ at the ~ Mrs. Robert Snowden, pres!- by .~o a.m. The PJ'Ol!~a~ af what waa once 1 primllry pro- Rev, Fred Gardener pve the u the pest of tbelr daughter fred ,Eiberfeld ho~ wllb Mrs. dent, announced that an mvl- be Garden The~apy. e - duct of the sl*te Ia DOW • sec- table grace. 'IJid aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Arlolenlm. e n I e '('I, ' tattoo wao received to attend ternoon session IS ~pen to. lbe ondary crop She allo stated A devotional perlad waa held Ray Clark and aew 1011. llfn. B.lazewlcl, prec~t, . B tlst Chut-ch In Bolli ~too!~, Forb' poundl .fl the ;"'lower arranging demon- public: A new regional dll'eC- that on the ~verage acre farm following the diJmer with Mrs. Mrs. Cash Bahr entertained condUcted a ~rt illlsl/le.9·le&- ·The Firat~a~phost to the an- Chrillmal ~ were broPJII* 1 stratmn to be held April 11 In tor will be elected at hIs there are 50 kinds of anlmall. Fred DeWeeae giving the scrip- her card club ThuradaY evenbtg •11!!1. and plana fllr. Founden ~~~Gral!Pe Baptist Asso- to the meiii!IIIJor thia year'a the Cheshlre-Kyger School at meetmg: . . At the conclusion of the pro- lure reading and Mrs. Gard- at her home on MabHl Mn. Day .00 the del~&ate ·tp Buclt- JIUI M tJn8 Thursda with special project. These' will _. 7:30 with Mrs. Paul Meade of The CJvJc planting at the en- gram Mrs. Sauer showed pic- ener the evenlng prayer. Helen Shuler and Mra. James eye Gltli~te wel'e ciJ,Icus~; session. The rmorn· sent to Bljl'lllll. Following!~ tures of birds. fish, and ani- Mrs. William Bradford read Buehinan were, prlle winners. The lnl~t!Pt ri~--was. given 1ng aeao1on was given over . to cl08ing prayer the women . mals found here, Mrs. Don Har- an article from the Cltrlatlan Mrs. Charles Byer was a . - t to Nona '·~·< ~t were the Women's MisSionary Sacie- a covered duh luncho9a in · rison ga~e a paper on "Plant Herald entitled, "A Picture of for the evening. Olhen preaent Jane Broiirjf CiiiJOe ''~autte~, ty o1 the Asaocialion with Mrs. cburch aoclal rooms. Propagahon" and dlscusoed Christ," which was followed were Mro . Bruce Lloyd, Mro. Phyllil llfullen, Roberta 0· Donald Boone, president, pre- The Rev. Ralph Zlmllel proper .ways to start cuttings by group discussion of the var- B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. Jane Gil- Brien, M~jorle ' C!'ow, Ann iiJiliDI. The meeting was open- Pomeroy served u moderj~ explainmg that mid-summer IS 1iouo pictures of Christ. M r .s . key and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. Rupe, ROlle Siuonr,~~ Swat- ed with prayer and the hymn, for the afternoon meeting *tlh besl for evergreen c'lltllnis to I William Reynolds read two ar- Barbara Jones, a freshman ,zel, Loulae 'riio . m . jlion, Rev• "We've A Stary'ro TeD TO The Mrs. CecU Bradbury aa cit· be planted. tlclea from the Ideals maga- In the College of Arlo and l!cl· Vaughan,, P.earl Welter, Mrs. Nations," The devotional period ganilJI. Rev. Boone led tile liCiflj The arrangement ol the ' zine, "What Easter Means" all!l enres at Ohio Unlvenlty, wW ~ ll(n. Blaze~. carried out the theme for t be service for the opeolnc of ~ month , featuring forces branch· " I Walked With God." arrive Satu~ay to $pend . ', . . yU.-, " Awake, Awake, To Love session with prayer by RtY. es, was prepared by the host- During the business meeting spring vacation with her 8ftd 'f\'ork." Arthur McCauley, Racine. , . . eas. The traveling prize sent the class voted to purchase two ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Li' ,.. · .·. Election of new officers In- Dr. Clayton Pepper of dtllif. by Mrs. Carl Morris was won lilies for the church for Easter Jones. 1'10Jfe$$ Or clilaed lit vice president, Mrs. ville, former Field Dlrd if by Mrs. Vernon Weber. Mrs. and aiSQ announced that mem· Mr ana Mrs. Oscar Gerald ·HOpkins, Wellston: 2nd Town and Country AJDerlcan Ronald Wlllialll£ conducted a bers had woven rugs and Mal· are In Clarksburg, W. Va. . vice president; christian serv- Baptist Home Missionary , ~ contest with Mrs. Wllll•m Snow- Ires Fresh Spray for sale. attend a musical concert ,\llxll~~ry of the Pome· Ire. Mrs. David CoUins, WeD- clety, with terriotry extenallti den winning the prize. The door you notes were read given by their niece. C1t1zens Band RadiO ston; treasurer, Mrl. Gerald from CaUfornla to Maine, prize was won by Mrs. Fred from the Homer Jones and Win· Mrs. George Fry is a Jl\l!t Thursday evening at l!rown, Oak Hill; and these the speaker for the aftemootl. WilliamSQn. An au~tlon was Durst families, and · M r s. at University Hospital In hollle of Mrs. ,Elwood Bow- chairmen, Missionary and Stew· He Is now Asaociate Minister so held after which relresh· Fry reported to ·be In umbus where she is Pi'Uident Mra. Theo Neutz- ardship Education, Mrs. Jos- of Church Program and Outments were served to the Columbuo. treated for 1 fracture of . A rummage sale eph Cook, Pomtroy; Speakers reach of the Ohio Baptist mentioned and Mrs. Nathan arm and jaw. at the Davis-War- ,and Interpreters, tMrs:' Grella ventlon. He chose aa his top\C. Wise. The next meeting wlll be on AprB 5 .and .~. Simpson, Racine ; Special Inter- "Service" using symbols 'Ill !I the home of Mn, Harold Sixth Birthday 11 for April 5 (a.m.) are est Missionaries, Mrs. Wllliam !Uustrations to show the "~f. II Sillier AprU 24. Observed At School John Oliver, Mrs. Pete Cor.art, Racine; Spiritual Life, nues of aervice for cbrlsUII!I.'~ 11 ~;;. . . to . . . __, to • I Mrs. George Carson; Mrs. James Stephenson, Porn- He siresaed the need to ~Ill OBsERVE BIRTHDAY The s1xlh birthday of Mary I l Mrs. Carl Hysell, Mrs. eroy: Family . Ufe Education, older peop~e. juvenll~f. ~ ,IID.i' ad IDIXJU ':4 to bay. Get tbem crt The birthday of Mrs. Ben Frances Tussey, daughter or , Hysell) April 6 (a.m.) Mrs. Luther Tracy, Rio Grand~: neighbors m any way posaJ11te• Mr and Mrs Charles Tussey Mrs. Eugene Mrs.AV. Leadership "Wha' ... b,.. ." Neutzling was observ ed when · · •· . Ed ·ire! · Hawkina, ( . Tralnina, . .,. Mrs. Ste· He closed with a thoup!t · the Bus Bee Sewin Circle of was ob•erved at the afternoon 1 '!· • p.m.) Mrs. g- ven Jenkms , R1o Grande: Schol- Are You Dolng,w•tl! What YQII the FJ.rated Chur~b met on kindergarten class In the Mid. nes While, 14J's. Nathan Biggs. arship, Mrs. RJiymond Zirkle, Already Have, which lnclw':We Pay 3% Wtrest On YOU1' Savings Thursday at the church for an Central school taught Mrs. Jed Harlinget is confin· ceMr~ Nat~~~ !::~~·oh:c· Cheshire. ed. perception, plannill8, l n d all day quilting A potluck Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. t.u her home by lllness. e~ ;:,; donated b · Mr ~- Following reporla of officers pr~lty. umber 1 ner was served ·at noon to Mrs. was assisted by Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Sr. remalna Bowers was won by FreO: and roll ~Aal1 a .~peclal esevocnatl sen~ ~ocy~~ minis::~ . Walburn and Mrs. 1 H 1ze Hospital . · number, ' one, was pr · . . ., Neu ~l;na "'-- • --"'-..,, ....,. "'"'" . a o r • man Enoch. Games were play· Beulah White and t.ennie lng, Rev. Pepper, Rev. Bootie, Mo~ Mrs. Ire '~re=~d r:.,~.;::n= Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buck anc1 · with prlf,es wun by Mrs. ~:~~taU. In her president's Richard Mitchell, Lutltel' 'J\'11· • · hildr PI ti E t Earl Kesterson vlaited Thea Neutzllng, Mrs. RoMrt report Mrs Boone stated that cy Tom Cox, Gerald BrQ.Itn, :,er. NMra. ~andaMiss c withen~and~ :,d :..too~ day In New Lexington with Mr.s,. l!arold Hysell, 66 sweater~· bad been sent to G~rald Hopklna~ Ralph .:Dins. orman oes, atlves and Mrs. Buck llyeell, Mrs. Freedel, Osborne Hoover aitcl.E. W. Mtmbtr Federal RHorve System Grueser, Mrs. Freda Mitch, given as favors. for a longer visit. · Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Campbell. S .• , RIO Grande Baptist eSSIOns; ... H /d I M•dd/ port Thur-sdtJV .· :':-da;' . Mfs; Bowers Is F Meetr•n g wU 9"'" · . f Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' ' The FARMERS BANK Jr. Mtmbor Flderal Depoolt Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Came Grueser, Mrs. ver Erb, Mrs. Clarence sar, Mrs. W.. L. Kaull Mro. Carl Sb1elda. Seated at the guest table Mr. and Mrs. Harley Balburn, Jlll Walburn, Mossman and family moved Fraser, Teressa to Marlon, Ill., Cindy Manley· Helpers is employed. 1 Neff, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Owens, AJ!en Henry, home Thursday Je111ie Grate, Jearue spending several days •anna Stobart was a guest at Ill. with their aon _klndiiiiiieiiirg~arteiiiiiiiiin.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOj daughter-In-law, Mr. and ;; Harley Dale Mossmar. and ily. THEATRE Mrs. Roy Evans and Pamela and Jay of Canal ){JDDLEPORT, OIUO dnester arrived Friday fA lOUGH for a visit with her parents, SUNDAY and Mrs, Rollin Baerba. "KING OF KINGS" Mrs. Lois Jones returned .to ber home Friday from Melga Tho Great~~ol:~~on Dromo General Hospital. Thot Tho World Hoo Ever Mrs. Blanche Dllcher, r.nesKnowntl ville, waa a recent 11\1011 of her With Jeffrey Hunter .. JtiU8 Cllilllllrls, Mr. and Mrs. . Christ, Vlveca Lindfors, Rita Warner. Gam, Rip Tom and east of Miss Lydia Ebersbach, Mrs. thoUHnda. Louis Reibel and Mrs. PhD NO ADVANCE Wllliamaon visited Friday aftIN PRICES ernoon In Athens, with Mr. an4 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ !~ Jacob Mees and report lr them as getting alone nicely atter an auto accident on Thurtday. """''Ul Used Specials ! LIBERTY NOW II II .. . ... 2 Good 2GoodAsNew MAYTAG WASHERS Aluminum Tub, Each ELECTRIC RANGE 88·88 One Tappan J and up 4 Good 1 Extra Nice ~c;:y MAYTAG WASHERS 39·95 68·88 like New!! 1-50 Gallon Hot Water HEATER ' Refrigerators 39·95 and up 30" USED WASHERS GAS RANGE sso 88· 88 1 Good Used 11 Cubic Foot LIVING ROOM Admiral FREEZER SUITE 68.88 1 Used TABLE TOP Electric USED . AUTOMATIC One Used GAS RANGE 6Goocl 1 Apartment Size to Other• 25.00 2 Good Used DINING ROOM WITH BASE ROCKERS CHINA CLOSET PRICED TO SELL SUITE Several Used 1 Slightly Beds Springs Mattresses Damaged Child s High Chair 1 Price Reduced One Used Admiral RADIO PRICED TO SELL Rutland Furniture SH 2-4111 1 :;'· i:::'::.. and Savings Company RUTLAND, 0. ARNOLD GRATI! . TONIGHT "WILD WESTIRNIRS• Starring James Philbrook, Duano Eddy, Nancy Kovack. The pi underera of Tbe Plains. Tbe Renecadea and the Re&kins. See their story Seldon 0'Briens To Celebrate Anniversary Hawkins. . Guests ll:d Venoy and Craig, Bowers and Gary Hynezt meeting will he the home of Mrs. Eugene Aptll 18, . · NAME COMMITTEE A nominating committee was named when the executive committ.,e o_f the Sallabury PTA . T!nii'~IJ ~enfn-g at the Mra. , ()pha Offutt preand named on the cotqmittee were Mrl. Norman Weyersmll!er, ~- t}o~ 81!1'· del~~! 1J111 ,Mrl. Pltll Ohlinger. othtln ,present .l'tP,e Mn. Rl_~- Stork Shower G• H ' g IVen 0n0r1n Mrs C Scott ' • · A stork shower flonrolng Mrs. Charles Scott was given Thun· day evening at the home of Mrs. Scott, Middleport, by hostessea, Mrs. Jack Duffy and Mrs. Robert Rouah. Games were played and priz. es awarded to Mrs. Gordon Guthrie, Mrs. Fred Scott, and Mrs. Harry Garnes. A d .o or prize was given ot Mrs. Bobby Payne. Refreshmenla were served to ard Youne., ·~ila~II!IW · 1f!U, Mn.. S~sie Venable, Mrs. Fred Mre. Gei-llld filii Mfs. Seott, Miss Sharon Young, Mrs. Harbert Dizon. Thomas Westen . , Mrs. Bobby . . .. ·~ and KJrr, ~,., Howard A'M'Emi CEREMONY English; Mrs. Jfatry Garnes, Mrs. Bernice Johnson 8lld Miss Linda. Chapman, Mrs. Mra..Benl!l Wolfe )Vere ln Park- Icy, Miller, Mrs. Dale Smith, eraliul1, W. Va. Friday where Miss Sally Fosler, Mrs. Gor· they were clfnner, gue~ls of Mr. don . Guthrie and Jolm, Mrs. 8lld Mrs; .&ward Snyder at the Robert Roush 8lld BobbY, Mrs. Hotel Cban~r. A~: p. m. the Jack Dully and Mrs. · Charles group attended the capplng cer- Scott. emony af the St. Joseph Hos- Sending gHts but unable to pltal School of NTslng when attend were Miss Judy M!Uer, Martha Suranne Clark, grBIId- Mrs. E. E. Follrod, Jo Ellen daughter of Mrs. Joluuon re- and Kay, Miss Nancy Elchlngcalved her cap. m, and Gertrude Duffy. Open bouse wW bi lleld on Sunday, AprU 7, 1118S, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Guthrie, storm across tbe screen lD their home In Alfred, Meig; blazing colors. County to celebrate the llJih wedding annlver;ary of Mr. -ALSO"STOP Ml B!FORI l KILL" Mrs. Seldon W. O'Brien, of This Is The Eerie Berwick Boulevard, Columbus. Pattern Of SuopeDJe They wm greet their frie,ndill and relatives from I to 4 p. m. SUNDAY end MONDAY Mrs. O'Brien (Clara, as M<or. 31 I. Apr, I fa!nlliarly lmcnm) waa the Laurence Harve)l and daughter of Dr. and' Mrs. C. F. Geraldine Page in Guthrie, formerly of Allred anc1 "SUMMER AND SMOKE• Harry ill Mrs. O'Brien's only (Technicolor) brother. She taught achool for -.oDdseveral year; In MeJas County. Patrick O'Neal and Mogeno \Vieth In They were there In the Santo "A MATTER OF MORALS" In Alfred by the Rev. M. A. Aloo Cortoon Harvey, on Aprll 8, 1911. The following year. and lifter Mr. ~ O'Brien graduated from the University L a rOMIROY. OHIO they Went to Malilla,ll tontake their TONIGHT home, where Mr. O'Brien Elvis Preatey ""'ce,· Jaw for nearly 30 )ears. "FOLLOW THAT DR lAM• les Kevln, ncnr alz )'111'1 ol (Techntcolor) Tomaa Internment Camp for Elvis Presley, Arthur 0'· duration of the 1ut war u Connell, Anne Helm, Joanna guesla of the Japanese Army. Moore, Jack Kruachen. Since Mr. O'Brien'• n!tln!lllet~l "STAGECOACH TO DANCERS' ROCK" in 1948, they have resided In Warren Steven1, Mortin Lan· Columbwl. d~u. Jody Lawrence, Judy The O'Brlena havt one Dan. Attorney Charles F. O'Brien, -------llt::Oiu~nbus, wlta llliiTfed Wllmll IUN., MON. oncl TUES. Griffin, also formerl;. o1 · M<or, 21-Apr, 1·2 "l'fLL y ROSI'S JUMIO" They also haVe an at· (Tochnlcolor) tractive litUe ~. Doria Day, Stephen Boyd, Kevin, niw six ye.o ol age Jimmy j)urante, Martha hopes to be rtpt Raye, Dean Jaceer. It's the with grandp. and ll'iJI!IIma to BIGGEST, BOLDEST, BRAS- 1111reet their pesla, · SJEST, JIOVNCJEST, Three Rini-..Siill Mualeol Cirelli ever to pitch o Tent in your 11 Greeo~e Heart! II Celorrartoono Pre- Rev. Boone gave a talk on the Associate Renewal pro. gram and reorganization. In a humorous skit, ''Rockers ,to Roekets," Rev. BOOJie ·assllt¢ by Rev. Hopklna brought out: the benefits of "rockets" tott~ world missions mpport, ~ tlan education, higher edU'c:a· tlon and church progi~. "Buz" sessions were I!OJ!!!\1~1-. ed by some of the ·lllfrlilieN on this topic. . ., . During the buslnesa ~'t'lllt new officers were electejl' eluding Rev. llopkina, We~ as moderator, Rev .. Richar(~ re, Vinton, 't'lce ~~,' Mary Ann Woodruff, We~~· Clerk, and Jamea Ste~ Pomeroy, lreaaurer. A do~~; of S50 was made to the ~ camp at Wilmington andif:· · the Mark Tracy Fund, . · ... be a delegate to ~ In • Ilona! Youth CGnferellCI· til held at Beirut, Lebar!IJ!!. )'leV. Hopkins gave the ciOilng Pt~ er. Cookies, coffee, and were served from a appointed refreshment. with ·Mrs. Bert Boclilmla-, Charles Bennell and '!"•! .• bell Wloebreaoer as ,. ~D;AY;,-;M:A:RC;:H;-:3~1~t::-br-ou-g7h -:S:-:ATU:--RD-A-Y,-A-PR-Il-6-·- - 6 -; .S;UN;d . .!It'· By ERSI(INE JOHNSON .. HoiiY)Irood Correspondolnt · how~pe.r-!nterproH A11n, HOLLYWOOp - (NEA) - "Adult" and "hotter-than-ever" ioovies are necessary these days, P!Ovie producers Jreep repeating! because 1\0 per cent of f!~. profits come from foreign dlstribu- u. s. . vvef.seas au~uences," the filmmak:~~~: like the1r celluloid raw and re- Now yoa eaa bu¥ 8lleer 1 a I 11 • tWI-faabioMd atook'•• u.t BerkaWre's a:dDalw NYLOil" Rlla~'Ba. rh!l ~top& \'UM lltariUtc It top or tGe frolll eatacl a the alleer ' ... .' ' . ;, , c-:,.~ ·;;. Jud~ Ga~land changed her mind about Otvo.rc•ng Sid Luft. They are tofether as:8ln, b~t her sister Suzanne cut , er mamage lies. She' just shed Jack C;u1hcart, musical director of a Las Vegas hotel. Bl~q _CRC?SBY'S PASSION for big game .ftshmg IS illl old one. He was at it bact In 1934, off Catalina Island. Lately the scene of his duels with swordfish ha~e be~ome remote-the tip of Lower caiiforma, reached only by boat or pri- Tuesday, April 2 This hou~-lang special offers an off-beot look nt changtng Hollywood as it has evolved d · Zanuck's 4~ )'liors, in the business---36 of :,;~': as one of folmdom s mast colorful ond . t' od Th •nven 1ve pr ucers. e. pragram ranges from Znnuck 's ~~ doys Ill Nebraska to his most recent p uchans, "Cieopqtra" and ''The longest Day." Old Stars Films ZI•p fo r Osco r TV 1 I and Katharine Hepburn - and there never has been sa mucb ~ld-movie taiJc, even at the Motion Picture Country Home for BY EltSiaNE JOHNSON • • the Aged, ileiJy1qod r.......,s)IQdeat SHORT TAKES: "Destry" rides again FR~,D MacMURRAY WON that raise Newspaper Enterprise Ass•. Why? Audience preference f11r ~n television. The old movies, the orlg-and My Three Sons" will he back a!ld a remake, insplred the series for HOLLYWOOD - _ {NEA) _ OLD movies over NEW telenext season . . . "The Doctors," an anABC , m the fall. · · · The story of Gand :"'hat's new? What you mean films, that's why. tiseptic soap opera medical series comes IS, "What's old?" Ratlnp. OD old fllekers aore to television April 1 for midday vlew- hf s ,as••sglnation, "Nine Hours tO ma, 'Yent to ,lltdia for local.klns but not Jng. (For people who can't wait until A pair of fUm stars out ol tile p11._a1, 16 • old movie 11 a moVJe theater in India can exhibit the past and now entered in 1h e scloeduled opp!lfte a •'«11~ the doctor comes on nlg,bttime progfU~;MBisanned by the · Indian government Academy AWard Oscar derby ed aew teleiDm Hrles er liVe rams.) · · · 'l'l!ere's • "For Sale" sign on ter Roberts" 'wUl have a fUm sO: . and six hours of aid movies on "special," file eff-CIIe-4asty-IIGIanother film f.roductlon plant-the 20th · ~ntuey-Fox 'Western Avenue Studio" que},. "Ensign Pulver.'·' No word yet on prlme time netwurk television lf'INOd·lheH eellulold IUidraWI whether Jack Lemmon will play the role With Ita 89 acres 8JKI eight big sonnd every week, are bringing "new" tile ,I!OIIlpetitlon every time. as be did in the original . . . Dean stages. Cameras first turned in th~m IHe to both big and little screens . It s ~ laugh - on the televi, back in 1917. 91011 Industry. Ten years ago tin )!lays nn actor wlio plays a television these days. medic in his latest film. As liDg candidates athe JX'OSident of the netlll'fd: gain ( 30 years) for tb e put It oo record. at a Hollywood Tuetclay, A..-ll Z, Ch. I Rf\.er- May 15 Is the date when the best ac award Ka~ press COilference: "We didn't ,. . 1: boat, The Fal~, Darren Mo. HoU)IWOC)d cameraa will roll on Hepburn Bette' Dav•.. are. ~m a network to run oloi addln~ . • •..._._ . r' Gavin. Cb. 11 Road to Utop' · th · new line . to '"Holly- .lea11·," _ , . , Marc!t It · a.. S (I . . ' •a, e new A(GM ODe-bour dra• a laugh - for Samuel The Folir Poat,er (1862) Re~ IHS) B~ Crosby, Bob Hope. malic series entitles "The Lleu- WOOd'a old advertliing s1 "Mov~ are better tbaa : , : Ten years aao he ...,. :r'fu~.::u P~, 0.. Wednel"v• -'~ s, Cb. I, tenant," wblch bal . l!eiin aold 'l1le p .s. radl: "Oiol .,.,j. to 8eiJ his old claasic · ~~~a,~ Who ~ :.;;~ SwOril Will D!!~. ~e on the baals of 28 eplaadea to IAn ,..at.e lletur to tei!'Vfsloo, aaylng: 1~ 1U wa•t. Television eventual, "'tY are also giving the Acfl..0) • flllht nett Gary - Va1U1" •· .! . George !lie L · . LUCliJI' • ~ ElsU... and IIC!emY. a new "50. Club" tbal Jy will be crying for them 11 18 • 11 Steva Franldm are l'eiUlara 1111 has IIOthing to do -.,ith lilklng ·limes loclay's U953) Prict'." _ Cll. e, Ag- the series, ·. · ·. l )lope they don't mlnd my ten: The ne.twC!l'k president, no Cll. " .• ing, but l!eUe Ia liG aaol K&tJiar. • ~IIU . • r ~ n:e~rt president, 111 8 lne ~ ~ at'ouDd, eating his words. ,,· ..... I:. '. ' Mar: late MOUI•esa, .~~. '. I. ' ·' ' NBC -TV, Ra: . ' 0 • ",. JNJir frjalJIG 1M pair • r.:: BERKSHIRE stockings wear days longer! ...or tloreltn&g•t • oJoll, h-'• a jarring note for tha~ argument. In Fran-;ncludlng Par1a, of all pla--fhe threa top va~.e niH: g...,..lng movies of the - n •nt "'The B;ng nuw giVes the flab better odds Longest Day," "Hatarl,'' end a rel~aue As an ·a~ateur in the 30s, he used heavy of Walt Dlsney'1 "Snow White and the Sovan Dwarfs." tackle With line testing out at 60 pounds ~II three are wholesome family en- Now, as an .old pro, he goes after the~ tertammen,. · with 'Yhat practically amounts to sewing thrtar . Maybe it is reappraisal time for. some .1e's landed a couple of 600 filmmakers too &mug about smut. unden on HI-pound tHt line in the On the s&me subject, film proclueer ncradlble time of four mlnutHI Robert lJppert says . Washington can Th.,..'s a trick, though. His '-'man take some of tjle blame for Holl)'WOOd'a I• an oxpert who runa the fish down fllmmaldng PI'O.blems. Tweliiy foreign without streln on the line or Bing's governments, .h~ points out, 111ffer re-becklth and thon grabs the wlra feador bate. or su~dies for joint or foreign W giOYed hando. flag production. . But as brother ¥-al'ry Crosby des"Meanwhile," he laments, "our govcn~s ,the wild four tnlnutes: • ' :;ernmen! stlllimposes a 10 per cent 'em. It B like a cowboy chasinc and lasergency tax on box office along with somg a wUd stallion." other heavy taxes." I ELBERFELDSI ler area -er 1101' 1et • lr..t TW'1 I'UIIl'Bitn ~I ' • SATUROAY, MARCH 30; 1963 'I • "" ~ . •' I ' r Gkm~. =· lg;rr::;n n..w. u• • ~J~,.! ~. loodor aeason. J::W)'It· "'-ever,,.._.. •• �= --· . - :.!';.~W: tU: Loyal Wo.men'• Lot:al Gartlen Club Will Attend Regional District Spring _Event ~~Y·~w~~m~~ ~oew::: liroilii!d Worlil Potluck Dinner Held -Jhl.lntlay Mea.wii alr ifil~ Mu oilnd. And About . Mrddleporf C'ass Enjoy$~ o· E t . mner ven • 10-M:r~Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0, Mil'. 30, 1"' N Pllna were made 10 attend WeUston, tht speaker. A letter lin reported on the otflcers lite re&ioltal district s pr i ng from Mrs. Uta Swisher, region- meeting held ln GaUipolil. She meeting wh.en the Rutland al d1reelar' was read concern- gave hints on the publicity The Loy,al Women•a Clui of Clt8ptw Ill Blita ~~pta Phi enf'rlendly Gardeners met at the lng the spring regional meeting scrapbook and alaa the new the Middleport Chun:b of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Evert~ D.vla Joyed iii;"~ .t he· World" homt of Mrs. Howard Birch· to be held April 20 at the Alb· abstract designs Jn !lower ar- held a covered dllh diJmer are spendlnc the wee)eod In pn0uet ciliiliet'"l'blir•lay .IJIJI. fll!ld Wednesday evenlntl. Mem- any ~Jgh ~hool. . ran11ements. Tbunday ev8!llnlat the cllurcb Colllmbwl. , iDI ~~tlltli· · of Jean IIJn. ~- --~ . 0 'II ~ , . bel's mponded to roll call by Regt~tratiOn will begm at 9 The program "Ohio's Wild- with Mn. Wmlam lteynokll. Mr. and Mn. Jame1 Jlucb.. wki, ta.lfy ..._. ,. ~ ·~ ~• -~¥ ..,.v•.¥ nauvnw u 4 ~4 . ·naming a favorite seed cata- a.m. w1th each club to have one life" waa liven by Mrs. Harold vice president, p-eslding In the anan and daughter are ;pend-, FollowlnC 'the dJnDer 11viral • • Iogue. flower arran gement m p'= Sauer. She polnted out I h. t absence of Mrs. Oecar Rouah. lng the weekend at Norfolk, Vi. of tba II'OIIP viii~ at the ~ Mrs. Robert Snowden, pres!- by .~o a.m. The PJ'Ol!~a~ af what waa once 1 primllry pro- Rev, Fred Gardener pve the u the pest of tbelr daughter fred ,Eiberfeld ho~ wllb Mrs. dent, announced that an mvl- be Garden The~apy. e - duct of the sl*te Ia DOW • sec- table grace. 'IJid aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Arlolenlm. e n I e '('I, ' tattoo wao received to attend ternoon session IS ~pen to. lbe ondary crop She allo stated A devotional perlad waa held Ray Clark and aew 1011. llfn. B.lazewlcl, prec~t, . B tlst Chut-ch In Bolli ~too!~, Forb' poundl .fl the ;"'lower arranging demon- public: A new regional dll'eC- that on the ~verage acre farm following the diJmer with Mrs. Mrs. Cash Bahr entertained condUcted a ~rt illlsl/le.9·le&- ·The Firat~a~phost to the an- Chrillmal ~ were broPJII* 1 stratmn to be held April 11 In tor will be elected at hIs there are 50 kinds of anlmall. Fred DeWeeae giving the scrip- her card club ThuradaY evenbtg •11!!1. and plana fllr. Founden ~~~Gral!Pe Baptist Asso- to the meiii!IIIJor thia year'a the Cheshlre-Kyger School at meetmg: . . At the conclusion of the pro- lure reading and Mrs. Gard- at her home on MabHl Mn. Day .00 the del~&ate ·tp Buclt- JIUI M tJn8 Thursda with special project. These' will _. 7:30 with Mrs. Paul Meade of The CJvJc planting at the en- gram Mrs. Sauer showed pic- ener the evenlng prayer. Helen Shuler and Mra. James eye Gltli~te wel'e ciJ,Icus~; session. The rmorn· sent to Bljl'lllll. Following!~ tures of birds. fish, and ani- Mrs. William Bradford read Buehinan were, prlle winners. The lnl~t!Pt ri~--was. given 1ng aeao1on was given over . to cl08ing prayer the women . mals found here, Mrs. Don Har- an article from the Cltrlatlan Mrs. Charles Byer was a . - t to Nona '·~·< ~t were the Women's MisSionary Sacie- a covered duh luncho9a in · rison ga~e a paper on "Plant Herald entitled, "A Picture of for the evening. Olhen preaent Jane Broiirjf CiiiJOe ''~autte~, ty o1 the Asaocialion with Mrs. cburch aoclal rooms. Propagahon" and dlscusoed Christ," which was followed were Mro . Bruce Lloyd, Mro. Phyllil llfullen, Roberta 0· Donald Boone, president, pre- The Rev. Ralph Zlmllel proper .ways to start cuttings by group discussion of the var- B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. Jane Gil- Brien, M~jorle ' C!'ow, Ann iiJiliDI. The meeting was open- Pomeroy served u moderj~ explainmg that mid-summer IS 1iouo pictures of Christ. M r .s . key and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. Rupe, ROlle Siuonr,~~ Swat- ed with prayer and the hymn, for the afternoon meeting *tlh besl for evergreen c'lltllnis to I William Reynolds read two ar- Barbara Jones, a freshman ,zel, Loulae 'riio . m . jlion, Rev• "We've A Stary'ro TeD TO The Mrs. CecU Bradbury aa cit· be planted. tlclea from the Ideals maga- In the College of Arlo and l!cl· Vaughan,, P.earl Welter, Mrs. Nations," The devotional period ganilJI. Rev. Boone led tile liCiflj The arrangement ol the ' zine, "What Easter Means" all!l enres at Ohio Unlvenlty, wW ~ ll(n. Blaze~. carried out the theme for t be service for the opeolnc of ~ month , featuring forces branch· " I Walked With God." arrive Satu~ay to $pend . ', . . yU.-, " Awake, Awake, To Love session with prayer by RtY. es, was prepared by the host- During the business meeting spring vacation with her 8ftd 'f\'ork." Arthur McCauley, Racine. , . . eas. The traveling prize sent the class voted to purchase two ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Li' ,.. · .·. Election of new officers In- Dr. Clayton Pepper of dtllif. by Mrs. Carl Morris was won lilies for the church for Easter Jones. 1'10Jfe$$ Or clilaed lit vice president, Mrs. ville, former Field Dlrd if by Mrs. Vernon Weber. Mrs. and aiSQ announced that mem· Mr ana Mrs. Oscar Gerald ·HOpkins, Wellston: 2nd Town and Country AJDerlcan Ronald Wlllialll£ conducted a bers had woven rugs and Mal· are In Clarksburg, W. Va. . vice president; christian serv- Baptist Home Missionary , ~ contest with Mrs. Wllll•m Snow- Ires Fresh Spray for sale. attend a musical concert ,\llxll~~ry of the Pome· Ire. Mrs. David CoUins, WeD- clety, with terriotry extenallti den winning the prize. The door you notes were read given by their niece. C1t1zens Band RadiO ston; treasurer, Mrl. Gerald from CaUfornla to Maine, prize was won by Mrs. Fred from the Homer Jones and Win· Mrs. George Fry is a Jl\l!t Thursday evening at l!rown, Oak Hill; and these the speaker for the aftemootl. WilliamSQn. An au~tlon was Durst families, and · M r s. at University Hospital In hollle of Mrs. ,Elwood Bow- chairmen, Missionary and Stew· He Is now Asaociate Minister so held after which relresh· Fry reported to ·be In umbus where she is Pi'Uident Mra. Theo Neutz- ardship Education, Mrs. Jos- of Church Program and Outments were served to the Columbuo. treated for 1 fracture of . A rummage sale eph Cook, Pomtroy; Speakers reach of the Ohio Baptist mentioned and Mrs. Nathan arm and jaw. at the Davis-War- ,and Interpreters, tMrs:' Grella ventlon. He chose aa his top\C. Wise. The next meeting wlll be on AprB 5 .and .~. Simpson, Racine ; Special Inter- "Service" using symbols 'Ill !I the home of Mn, Harold Sixth Birthday 11 for April 5 (a.m.) are est Missionaries, Mrs. Wllliam !Uustrations to show the "~f. II Sillier AprU 24. Observed At School John Oliver, Mrs. Pete Cor.art, Racine; Spiritual Life, nues of aervice for cbrlsUII!I.'~ 11 ~;;. . . to . . . __, to • I Mrs. George Carson; Mrs. James Stephenson, Porn- He siresaed the need to ~Ill OBsERVE BIRTHDAY The s1xlh birthday of Mary I l Mrs. Carl Hysell, Mrs. eroy: Family . Ufe Education, older peop~e. juvenll~f. ~ ,IID.i' ad IDIXJU ':4 to bay. Get tbem crt The birthday of Mrs. Ben Frances Tussey, daughter or , Hysell) April 6 (a.m.) Mrs. Luther Tracy, Rio Grand~: neighbors m any way posaJ11te• Mr and Mrs Charles Tussey Mrs. Eugene Mrs.AV. Leadership "Wha' ... b,.. ." Neutzling was observ ed when · · •· . Ed ·ire! · Hawkina, ( . Tralnina, . .,. Mrs. Ste· He closed with a thoup!t · the Bus Bee Sewin Circle of was ob•erved at the afternoon 1 '!· • p.m.) Mrs. g- ven Jenkms , R1o Grande: Schol- Are You Dolng,w•tl! What YQII the FJ.rated Chur~b met on kindergarten class In the Mid. nes While, 14J's. Nathan Biggs. arship, Mrs. RJiymond Zirkle, Already Have, which lnclw':We Pay 3% Wtrest On YOU1' Savings Thursday at the church for an Central school taught Mrs. Jed Harlinget is confin· ceMr~ Nat~~~ !::~~·oh:c· Cheshire. ed. perception, plannill8, l n d all day quilting A potluck Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. t.u her home by lllness. e~ ;:,; donated b · Mr ~- Following reporla of officers pr~lty. umber 1 ner was served ·at noon to Mrs. was assisted by Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Sr. remalna Bowers was won by FreO: and roll ~Aal1 a .~peclal esevocnatl sen~ ~ocy~~ minis::~ . Walburn and Mrs. 1 H 1ze Hospital . · number, ' one, was pr · . . ., Neu ~l;na "'-- • --"'-..,, ....,. "'"'" . a o r • man Enoch. Games were play· Beulah White and t.ennie lng, Rev. Pepper, Rev. Bootie, Mo~ Mrs. Ire '~re=~d r:.,~.;::n= Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buck anc1 · with prlf,es wun by Mrs. ~:~~taU. In her president's Richard Mitchell, Lutltel' 'J\'11· • · hildr PI ti E t Earl Kesterson vlaited Thea Neutzllng, Mrs. RoMrt report Mrs Boone stated that cy Tom Cox, Gerald BrQ.Itn, :,er. NMra. ~andaMiss c withen~and~ :,d :..too~ day In New Lexington with Mr.s,. l!arold Hysell, 66 sweater~· bad been sent to G~rald Hopklna~ Ralph .:Dins. orman oes, atlves and Mrs. Buck llyeell, Mrs. Freedel, Osborne Hoover aitcl.E. W. Mtmbtr Federal RHorve System Grueser, Mrs. Freda Mitch, given as favors. for a longer visit. · Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Campbell. S .• , RIO Grande Baptist eSSIOns; ... H /d I M•dd/ port Thur-sdtJV .· :':-da;' . Mfs; Bowers Is F Meetr•n g wU 9"'" · . f Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' ' The FARMERS BANK Jr. Mtmbor Flderal Depoolt Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Came Grueser, Mrs. ver Erb, Mrs. Clarence sar, Mrs. W.. L. Kaull Mro. Carl Sb1elda. Seated at the guest table Mr. and Mrs. Harley Balburn, Jlll Walburn, Mossman and family moved Fraser, Teressa to Marlon, Ill., Cindy Manley· Helpers is employed. 1 Neff, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Owens, AJ!en Henry, home Thursday Je111ie Grate, Jearue spending several days •anna Stobart was a guest at Ill. with their aon _klndiiiiiieiiirg~arteiiiiiiiiin.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOj daughter-In-law, Mr. and ;; Harley Dale Mossmar. and ily. THEATRE Mrs. Roy Evans and Pamela and Jay of Canal ){JDDLEPORT, OIUO dnester arrived Friday fA lOUGH for a visit with her parents, SUNDAY and Mrs, Rollin Baerba. "KING OF KINGS" Mrs. Lois Jones returned .to ber home Friday from Melga Tho Great~~ol:~~on Dromo General Hospital. Thot Tho World Hoo Ever Mrs. Blanche Dllcher, r.nesKnowntl ville, waa a recent 11\1011 of her With Jeffrey Hunter .. JtiU8 Cllilllllrls, Mr. and Mrs. . Christ, Vlveca Lindfors, Rita Warner. Gam, Rip Tom and east of Miss Lydia Ebersbach, Mrs. thoUHnda. Louis Reibel and Mrs. PhD NO ADVANCE Wllliamaon visited Friday aftIN PRICES ernoon In Athens, with Mr. an4 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ !~ Jacob Mees and report lr them as getting alone nicely atter an auto accident on Thurtday. """''Ul Used Specials ! LIBERTY NOW II II .. . ... 2 Good 2GoodAsNew MAYTAG WASHERS Aluminum Tub, Each ELECTRIC RANGE 88·88 One Tappan J and up 4 Good 1 Extra Nice ~c;:y MAYTAG WASHERS 39·95 68·88 like New!! 1-50 Gallon Hot Water HEATER ' Refrigerators 39·95 and up 30" USED WASHERS GAS RANGE sso 88· 88 1 Good Used 11 Cubic Foot LIVING ROOM Admiral FREEZER SUITE 68.88 1 Used TABLE TOP Electric USED . AUTOMATIC One Used GAS RANGE 6Goocl 1 Apartment Size to Other• 25.00 2 Good Used DINING ROOM WITH BASE ROCKERS CHINA CLOSET PRICED TO SELL SUITE Several Used 1 Slightly Beds Springs Mattresses Damaged Child s High Chair 1 Price Reduced One Used Admiral RADIO PRICED TO SELL Rutland Furniture SH 2-4111 1 :;'· i:::'::.. and Savings Company RUTLAND, 0. ARNOLD GRATI! . TONIGHT "WILD WESTIRNIRS• Starring James Philbrook, Duano Eddy, Nancy Kovack. The pi underera of Tbe Plains. Tbe Renecadea and the Re&kins. See their story Seldon 0'Briens To Celebrate Anniversary Hawkins. . Guests ll:d Venoy and Craig, Bowers and Gary Hynezt meeting will he the home of Mrs. Eugene Aptll 18, . · NAME COMMITTEE A nominating committee was named when the executive committ.,e o_f the Sallabury PTA . T!nii'~IJ ~enfn-g at the Mra. , ()pha Offutt preand named on the cotqmittee were Mrl. Norman Weyersmll!er, ~- t}o~ 81!1'· del~~! 1J111 ,Mrl. Pltll Ohlinger. othtln ,present .l'tP,e Mn. Rl_~- Stork Shower G• H ' g IVen 0n0r1n Mrs C Scott ' • · A stork shower flonrolng Mrs. Charles Scott was given Thun· day evening at the home of Mrs. Scott, Middleport, by hostessea, Mrs. Jack Duffy and Mrs. Robert Rouah. Games were played and priz. es awarded to Mrs. Gordon Guthrie, Mrs. Fred Scott, and Mrs. Harry Garnes. A d .o or prize was given ot Mrs. Bobby Payne. Refreshmenla were served to ard Youne., ·~ila~II!IW · 1f!U, Mn.. S~sie Venable, Mrs. Fred Mre. Gei-llld filii Mfs. Seott, Miss Sharon Young, Mrs. Harbert Dizon. Thomas Westen . , Mrs. Bobby . . .. ·~ and KJrr, ~,., Howard A'M'Emi CEREMONY English; Mrs. Jfatry Garnes, Mrs. Bernice Johnson 8lld Miss Linda. Chapman, Mrs. Mra..Benl!l Wolfe )Vere ln Park- Icy, Miller, Mrs. Dale Smith, eraliul1, W. Va. Friday where Miss Sally Fosler, Mrs. Gor· they were clfnner, gue~ls of Mr. don . Guthrie and Jolm, Mrs. 8lld Mrs; .&ward Snyder at the Robert Roush 8lld BobbY, Mrs. Hotel Cban~r. A~: p. m. the Jack Dully and Mrs. · Charles group attended the capplng cer- Scott. emony af the St. Joseph Hos- Sending gHts but unable to pltal School of NTslng when attend were Miss Judy M!Uer, Martha Suranne Clark, grBIId- Mrs. E. E. Follrod, Jo Ellen daughter of Mrs. Joluuon re- and Kay, Miss Nancy Elchlngcalved her cap. m, and Gertrude Duffy. Open bouse wW bi lleld on Sunday, AprU 7, 1118S, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Guthrie, storm across tbe screen lD their home In Alfred, Meig; blazing colors. County to celebrate the llJih wedding annlver;ary of Mr. -ALSO"STOP Ml B!FORI l KILL" Mrs. Seldon W. O'Brien, of This Is The Eerie Berwick Boulevard, Columbus. Pattern Of SuopeDJe They wm greet their frie,ndill and relatives from I to 4 p. m. SUNDAY end MONDAY Mrs. O'Brien (Clara, as M<or. 31 I. Apr, I fa!nlliarly lmcnm) waa the Laurence Harve)l and daughter of Dr. and' Mrs. C. F. Geraldine Page in Guthrie, formerly of Allred anc1 "SUMMER AND SMOKE• Harry ill Mrs. O'Brien's only (Technicolor) brother. She taught achool for -.oDdseveral year; In MeJas County. Patrick O'Neal and Mogeno \Vieth In They were there In the Santo "A MATTER OF MORALS" In Alfred by the Rev. M. A. Aloo Cortoon Harvey, on Aprll 8, 1911. The following year. and lifter Mr. ~ O'Brien graduated from the University L a rOMIROY. OHIO they Went to Malilla,ll tontake their TONIGHT home, where Mr. O'Brien Elvis Preatey ""'ce,· Jaw for nearly 30 )ears. "FOLLOW THAT DR lAM• les Kevln, ncnr alz )'111'1 ol (Techntcolor) Tomaa Internment Camp for Elvis Presley, Arthur 0'· duration of the 1ut war u Connell, Anne Helm, Joanna guesla of the Japanese Army. Moore, Jack Kruachen. Since Mr. O'Brien'• n!tln!lllet~l "STAGECOACH TO DANCERS' ROCK" in 1948, they have resided In Warren Steven1, Mortin Lan· Columbwl. d~u. Jody Lawrence, Judy The O'Brlena havt one Dan. Attorney Charles F. O'Brien, -------llt::Oiu~nbus, wlta llliiTfed Wllmll IUN., MON. oncl TUES. Griffin, also formerl;. o1 · M<or, 21-Apr, 1·2 "l'fLL y ROSI'S JUMIO" They also haVe an at· (Tochnlcolor) tractive litUe ~. Doria Day, Stephen Boyd, Kevin, niw six ye.o ol age Jimmy j)urante, Martha hopes to be rtpt Raye, Dean Jaceer. It's the with grandp. and ll'iJI!IIma to BIGGEST, BOLDEST, BRAS- 1111reet their pesla, · SJEST, JIOVNCJEST, Three Rini-..Siill Mualeol Cirelli ever to pitch o Tent in your 11 Greeo~e Heart! II Celorrartoono Pre- Rev. Boone gave a talk on the Associate Renewal pro. gram and reorganization. In a humorous skit, ''Rockers ,to Roekets," Rev. BOOJie ·assllt¢ by Rev. Hopklna brought out: the benefits of "rockets" tott~ world missions mpport, ~ tlan education, higher edU'c:a· tlon and church progi~. "Buz" sessions were I!OJ!!!\1~1-. ed by some of the ·lllfrlilieN on this topic. . ., . During the buslnesa ~'t'lllt new officers were electejl' eluding Rev. llopkina, We~ as moderator, Rev .. Richar(~ re, Vinton, 't'lce ~~,' Mary Ann Woodruff, We~~· Clerk, and Jamea Ste~ Pomeroy, lreaaurer. A do~~; of S50 was made to the ~ camp at Wilmington andif:· · the Mark Tracy Fund, . · ... be a delegate to ~ In • Ilona! Youth CGnferellCI· til held at Beirut, Lebar!IJ!!. )'leV. Hopkins gave the ciOilng Pt~ er. Cookies, coffee, and were served from a appointed refreshment. with ·Mrs. Bert Boclilmla-, Charles Bennell and '!"•! .• bell Wloebreaoer as ,. ~D;AY;,-;M:A:RC;:H;-:3~1~t::-br-ou-g7h -:S:-:ATU:--RD-A-Y,-A-PR-Il-6-·- - 6 -; .S;UN;d . .!It'· By ERSI(INE JOHNSON .. HoiiY)Irood Correspondolnt · how~pe.r-!nterproH A11n, HOLLYWOOp - (NEA) - "Adult" and "hotter-than-ever" ioovies are necessary these days, P!Ovie producers Jreep repeating! because 1\0 per cent of f!~. profits come from foreign dlstribu- u. s. . vvef.seas au~uences," the filmmak:~~~: like the1r celluloid raw and re- Now yoa eaa bu¥ 8lleer 1 a I 11 • tWI-faabioMd atook'•• u.t BerkaWre's a:dDalw NYLOil" Rlla~'Ba. rh!l ~top& \'UM lltariUtc It top or tGe frolll eatacl a the alleer ' ... .' ' . ;, , c-:,.~ ·;;. Jud~ Ga~land changed her mind about Otvo.rc•ng Sid Luft. They are tofether as:8ln, b~t her sister Suzanne cut , er mamage lies. She' just shed Jack C;u1hcart, musical director of a Las Vegas hotel. Bl~q _CRC?SBY'S PASSION for big game .ftshmg IS illl old one. He was at it bact In 1934, off Catalina Island. Lately the scene of his duels with swordfish ha~e be~ome remote-the tip of Lower caiiforma, reached only by boat or pri- Tuesday, April 2 This hou~-lang special offers an off-beot look nt changtng Hollywood as it has evolved d · Zanuck's 4~ )'liors, in the business---36 of :,;~': as one of folmdom s mast colorful ond . t' od Th •nven 1ve pr ucers. e. pragram ranges from Znnuck 's ~~ doys Ill Nebraska to his most recent p uchans, "Cieopqtra" and ''The longest Day." Old Stars Films ZI•p fo r Osco r TV 1 I and Katharine Hepburn - and there never has been sa mucb ~ld-movie taiJc, even at the Motion Picture Country Home for BY EltSiaNE JOHNSON • • the Aged, ileiJy1qod r.......,s)IQdeat SHORT TAKES: "Destry" rides again FR~,D MacMURRAY WON that raise Newspaper Enterprise Ass•. Why? Audience preference f11r ~n television. The old movies, the orlg-and My Three Sons" will he back a!ld a remake, insplred the series for HOLLYWOOD - _ {NEA) _ OLD movies over NEW telenext season . . . "The Doctors," an anABC , m the fall. · · · The story of Gand :"'hat's new? What you mean films, that's why. tiseptic soap opera medical series comes IS, "What's old?" Ratlnp. OD old fllekers aore to television April 1 for midday vlew- hf s ,as••sglnation, "Nine Hours tO ma, 'Yent to ,lltdia for local.klns but not Jng. (For people who can't wait until A pair of fUm stars out ol tile p11._a1, 16 • old movie 11 a moVJe theater in India can exhibit the past and now entered in 1h e scloeduled opp!lfte a •'«11~ the doctor comes on nlg,bttime progfU~;MBisanned by the · Indian government Academy AWard Oscar derby ed aew teleiDm Hrles er liVe rams.) · · · 'l'l!ere's • "For Sale" sign on ter Roberts" 'wUl have a fUm sO: . and six hours of aid movies on "special," file eff-CIIe-4asty-IIGIanother film f.roductlon plant-the 20th · ~ntuey-Fox 'Western Avenue Studio" que},. "Ensign Pulver.'·' No word yet on prlme time netwurk television lf'INOd·lheH eellulold IUidraWI whether Jack Lemmon will play the role With Ita 89 acres 8JKI eight big sonnd every week, are bringing "new" tile ,I!OIIlpetitlon every time. as be did in the original . . . Dean stages. Cameras first turned in th~m IHe to both big and little screens . It s ~ laugh - on the televi, back in 1917. 91011 Industry. Ten years ago tin )!lays nn actor wlio plays a television these days. medic in his latest film. As liDg candidates athe JX'OSident of the netlll'fd: gain ( 30 years) for tb e put It oo record. at a Hollywood Tuetclay, A..-ll Z, Ch. I Rf\.er- May 15 Is the date when the best ac award Ka~ press COilference: "We didn't ,. . 1: boat, The Fal~, Darren Mo. HoU)IWOC)d cameraa will roll on Hepburn Bette' Dav•.. are. ~m a network to run oloi addln~ . • •..._._ . r' Gavin. Cb. 11 Road to Utop' · th · new line . to '"Holly- .lea11·," _ , . , Marc!t It · a.. S (I . . ' •a, e new A(GM ODe-bour dra• a laugh - for Samuel The Folir Poat,er (1862) Re~ IHS) B~ Crosby, Bob Hope. malic series entitles "The Lleu- WOOd'a old advertliing s1 "Mov~ are better tbaa : , : Ten years aao he ...,. :r'fu~.::u P~, 0.. Wednel"v• -'~ s, Cb. I, tenant," wblch bal . l!eiin aold 'l1le p .s. radl: "Oiol .,.,j. to 8eiJ his old claasic · ~~~a,~ Who ~ :.;;~ SwOril Will D!!~. ~e on the baals of 28 eplaadea to IAn ,..at.e lletur to tei!'Vfsloo, aaylng: 1~ 1U wa•t. Television eventual, "'tY are also giving the Acfl..0) • flllht nett Gary - Va1U1" •· .! . George !lie L · . LUCliJI' • ~ ElsU... and IIC!emY. a new "50. Club" tbal Jy will be crying for them 11 18 • 11 Steva Franldm are l'eiUlara 1111 has IIOthing to do -.,ith lilklng ·limes loclay's U953) Prict'." _ Cll. e, Ag- the series, ·. · ·. l )lope they don't mlnd my ten: The ne.twC!l'k president, no Cll. " .• ing, but l!eUe Ia liG aaol K&tJiar. • ~IIU . • r ~ n:e~rt president, 111 8 lne ~ ~ at'ouDd, eating his words. ,,· ..... I:. '. ' Mar: late MOUI•esa, .~~. '. I. ' ·' ' NBC -TV, Ra: . ' 0 • ",. JNJir frjalJIG 1M pair • r.:: BERKSHIRE stockings wear days longer! ...or tloreltn&g•t • oJoll, h-'• a jarring note for tha~ argument. In Fran-;ncludlng Par1a, of all pla--fhe threa top va~.e niH: g...,..lng movies of the - n •nt "'The B;ng nuw giVes the flab better odds Longest Day," "Hatarl,'' end a rel~aue As an ·a~ateur in the 30s, he used heavy of Walt Dlsney'1 "Snow White and the Sovan Dwarfs." tackle With line testing out at 60 pounds ~II three are wholesome family en- Now, as an .old pro, he goes after the~ tertammen,. · with 'Yhat practically amounts to sewing thrtar . Maybe it is reappraisal time for. some .1e's landed a couple of 600 filmmakers too &mug about smut. unden on HI-pound tHt line in the On the s&me subject, film proclueer ncradlble time of four mlnutHI Robert lJppert says . Washington can Th.,..'s a trick, though. His '-'man take some of tjle blame for Holl)'WOOd'a I• an oxpert who runa the fish down fllmmaldng PI'O.blems. Tweliiy foreign without streln on the line or Bing's governments, .h~ points out, 111ffer re-becklth and thon grabs the wlra feador bate. or su~dies for joint or foreign W giOYed hando. flag production. . But as brother ¥-al'ry Crosby des"Meanwhile," he laments, "our govcn~s ,the wild four tnlnutes: • ' :;ernmen! stlllimposes a 10 per cent 'em. It B like a cowboy chasinc and lasergency tax on box office along with somg a wUd stallion." other heavy taxes." I ELBERFELDSI ler area -er 1101' 1et • lr..t TW'1 I'UIIl'Bitn ~I ' • SATUROAY, MARCH 30; 1963 'I • "" ~ . •' I ' r Gkm~. =· lg;rr::;n n..w. u• • ~J~,.! ~. loodor aeason. J::W)'It· "'-ever,,.._.. •• �....., ----- • .... I --·ktobi(HWorliJ - 0, Mil'. A!IIn~d!lllll 1. 1111 : : :m~e~W.: ~= Loyal Women~, ....Ar!llloilllll.!.•nll!ld :sd~/~t. ~r:.oJ:~ !ew: C~ass Enjoyed · About 1o attend Wellston, tllfJ speaker. A letter lln reporled on lhe officers D" E f s p r in g from Mrs. Ura Swisher. region· meetinl held In Gallipolis. She mner ven Middleport Lotal Garden Club Will Attend Regional District Spring Event Plana were made lle ~eglonal district 11\eeting when the Rutland Friendly Gardeners met at the !tome of Mrs. Howard Birchfield Wedlle!Jday evenln&. Members responded to roll call by naming a favorite seed cataIogue Mr~ Robert Snowden pres!· dent ·announced that ~ lnvl· talio~ W81 received to attend the Flower arranging demonstratton to be held Aprll 11 In the Chesh~Kyger School at 7,30 with Mrs. Paul Meade of .. Potluck Dinner Held ~TLWstJtJV Me···· xr d~ :r gave hints on the publicity The Loyal Women'• Clua of a.. 01 :deta Phi scrapbook and alao the n e w the Middleport Church of Cbrlst Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davia jo:u .. ~ w..·ld" abstract designs In flower ar· held a covered dish dinner ant spendin& the weetend In potluclt dliii~ursday rangemenls. Thunday evenJna at the c:lwreb Columbus. 81111._ 1111 at lbe·liomll onean The r am "Ohio's Wild- with Mn. Wllltaln Reynolds, Mr. and Mn. J.mes Buch- 'II'ICz 1 •·•"- ~• • hi .. P D!f b Mrs Harold vice pruldent presiding In the anan and dauahter are IJIIIIII· F'..'....-::,:".:' .,;::- ••-e was .. ven Y • ' .....,"... "'" ........,. Sauer. She polnled out that absence of Mrs. Osclll' Roullh. ing the weekend at Norfolk, Va. of the JII'OIIP vislied at the what was once a prim""l' pro- Rev. Fred Gardener pve the aa the guest of their dat~~hter ,fred ,Eiberfeld home with Mrs. duct of the alate Is now a see- table grace. and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Anderaon. Of\dary crop. She alao staled A devotional period was held Ray Clark and aew aon. Mrs. Blazewlcz, prea_~t, IbM' on the average acre farm following the dinner with Mrs. Mrs. Cash Baht- entertained Cllllducted a siK.rt bysl,neo· IJI!S· there lll'e 50 kinds of animals. Fred DeWeese giving the scrip- her card club Thureday evening sk!n and planll for Founders At the conclusion of the pro- ture reading and Mrs. Gard- at her home on Main-st. Mrs. Day Ud. the del~gate ~&~~~~;;.i~~~;;;;;i;;;iii.;i;i.~i.iio;;;;;;;;"-=""'-,l gram Mrs. Sauer showed pic- ener the evening prayer. Helen Shuler and Mra. J8Diel •YII- Glrli~Siate wete lures of birds. fish, and ani- Mrs. William Bradford read BUchanan were prize winners. TIH! . , mals found here. Mrs. Do~ Har- an article .from the Christian Mrs. Charles Byer wu a guest to Nona ' , r~son gave a paper on. Plant Herald enlltled , "A Picture of for the evening. Others preaenl Jane BroWJI,' . Propagation" and d1scussed Christ" which was followed were Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, Mrs. Phyllll liluUen, Roberta prope~ .ways to start cuttings by gr~up discuSsion of the var- B. F. Parmalee. Mrs ..Jane Gil- Brien, Mar~rle Crow, An explammg that mid-summer IS ious pictures of Chrisl. Mrs. key and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. Rupe, Ro&jl Sia<on. i'er~ best lor evergreen cuttmgs to William Reynolds read two ar· Barbara Jones, a ,zel, Louise TholiiPSOD, Rev be planted. ticles from the Ideals maga- In the College of Arts and Vaughan, Pearl Welker, The arrangement of the · zine, " What Easter Means" and ences at Ohio University, IIJd lt(n. Blazewlcz. month , featuring forces branch· " I Walked With God." arrive Saturday to spend , es. was prepared by the host· During lhe business meeting spring vacation with her ess. The travelmg prize sent the class voted to purchase two ents, Mr. and Mrs. r....f: ' · ·. by Mrs. Carl Morris was won lilies fur the church for Easter Jones. by Mrs. Vernon Weber. Mrs. and also announced that mem- Mr an~ Mrs. Oscar Roush t• Ronald W1lllarru: c-onducled a bers hsd o~~oven rugs and Mat· are in Clarksburg, W. Va. to .,U . contest Wllh Mrs. ~llllam Snow- Ires Fresh Spray for sale. attend a mu~ical concert being The Auxiliary of the Pomeden wmnlng the prtze. The door Thank you notes were read given by their niece. roy .Bend Cihzens Band RadiO pr~ze was won by Mrs. F r e d from the Homer Jones and Win- Mrs. George Fry is a Club met Thursday evening al W1ll~rJ1son. _An ·~~ was al- J.!iLDurst la!l!ili",..A!Ill _M r L at llolv.eui.IY. lhe of al director. was ':"ad conce~nmg the spring regtonal meetmg to be held Aprtl 20 at the Albany Hl,!!h SchooL . RegistratiOn w1ll begm at 9 a.m. w1th each club to have one !lower arrangement In place by lC am The program will be "Garde~ Therapy" The of. temoon session IS OPeD to the public. A new regional direc· tor will be elected at t h 11 meeting. The Civic planting at the en· Mfs: .JQW!rS Is n,OSfess For c·t b Mee 1ng W I • 444 • • • • • - - v" • n u - uJna?u, , .V"""n · · R'10 G"' ..J B pt" f S • ' ranue Q IS eSSIOIJS Held In M•dd/epo I rf Thursday .. . The Flrst-Jiaptlst Church Middleport was host to the nual Rle GfalJ_de Baptist 11 lion Meeting Thursday c 11-da 1 The an ~~n S:~s oniven over . : : Women's Ml!onary , "'• •··~••tlnn with o: ~··a;;-----· ide 1 The ~:: ,.;.· prayer and th• "We've A Story -To Tell To Natlons" The devotional carried ' out the theme lor t year, "1\wal<e, Awake, To incl 'in'k." Election of new officers clili!ed 1st viee president, GM-ald HOpkins, Wellston; vice ·president; christian Ice, Mrs. David Collins, ston ; treasurer, Mrs. Brown, Oak HiD; and the s f!i KQIIC. Forty pounds C!lflls were br~ the m~tlng for this yesr 1 project. These will bt ' to Bl!fma. Following· till prayer the women hill dish lllllclle9a In 11\j social rooDII. The Rev. Ralpb Zuflllel cf served u moderltllt the afternoon meellng i'l'dt Cecil Bradbury IS ot• Rev. Boone led 111e siiJii for the open!F.J ol ifli with prayer by Rt v. McCauley, Racine. Dr. Clayton Pepper of dfU-: former Field Direct~~ q/ Town and Country American Baptist Home Missionary S. , with terriotry exteni!Jng CalHornia to Maine, Wll speaker for lhe aftemOOII. liiiiiiM--..,.....; · men~ men! II W'lse. 'ft ~~ . . to d eay to c Clllld IDIIIP m he to buy. Get them at ... lz at tl. Saue; tr- We Pay 3% lnte-t On Your S.vlngs ( Tlk Neut· the J the : The FARMERS BANK all d, ner v Neut and Savings Company Mrs. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsuranca Corpontlon POMEROY, OHIO WSAZ·TV Channel 3 l'llnstopllers 11:110 l'lns Is Life 11 :30 Catholic Hour 12:00 rv Chapel 12:30 Gospel Harmony Boys 12: 46 Garden Club 1 :00 Champ10nsh1p Bowlin1 2 00 Big 3 Bowling 3 :00 Confab With A Jooruali3t 3 :30 Wild Kmgdom 4:00 Golf 5:00 W. Va. Welfare li : 30 BuDwinkte 6:00 Meet the Preaa 6 :30 News Picture 6:45 Weather 1:50 Sporta f:OO O'Toole 7:11 Wall D•snet •• 1:11 Car li4 t:OO Bonanza 10:00 NBC White Paper JI,:OO New• II: 10 Weatbe, call! . ~ Sundaf rbeater ' ~ ... 2 Good 2GMc!AsNew MAYTAG WASHERS Aluminum Tub, E1ch ELECTRIC RANGE 88·88 One Tappan I GAS RANGE Like Newll 1-50 Gallon TABLE TOP Electric Hot Water HEATER 6( MAYTAG WASHERS 39·95 68·81 I Extra Nice ~.:, 1~ - t • ' end up • lA 4 Good AUTOMATIC WASHERS One Used 1 ' ~ 11 Cubic Foot Admiral FREEZER 1 U~ed Oth ~ 2( DINING ROOM SUITE f WITH CHINA CLOSET p~ Beds Springs Mattresses 1 Slightly Damaged Child's High Chair Price Reduced - 011 Rut.l and Furni~ SH 2-4111 RUTLAND, 0. AI ta~enear 1 : ~ Jtm l'~r :.11011 i .:li 1\eaUJer"""l lldcU)~J Iii; au ~ewa AI l'he World TlltDI Password li ; liJ U ; ;IO 1L : IU Channel 8 i : uo Anne Oakle)' 6:>S Dilly *orO 7:00 ~.:oue&e 111 Air 7 : ~ Bllllll¥ Starelllr 1: au Ja.. t.alarme lillow li: ~ Pbll Silvers Sea Hum Uri!jplel 7: oo E.sso .fleportec 1:00 Caplalll 7 : 10 Wealber 10:00 7 : 15 CBS New1 8:30 .Lucy Sbow 11 :011 Danny Thomas 'Xlrothy Loudon, p~>w a regular on lhe Garry Moore Sbows over CBS-TV Tuesday nights, is slated to d011ble to Broadway In "1be Rainmakers" - a mus· leal. " ' au AllOy 10:00 IU:3U 11:00 11 : 10 11 : 15 11: 20 Phone 446-1276 Gallipolis Coli --·-·-- Baum Lumber Co. , 98j·200S , Clinton Fisher 2·2U~ Pomeroy Cement ..cr:clf·. P-.y-WW~t • iilump lbe Stara Ouke s Newo fonilbl , Silver Brand Sporll Report Late Show 8:01. Modern Almsnac 8 :30 Ed Allen Time 8:00 Pat & Mlke 9:30 Fun S4bool 10:1i Odie~· King 1o:au bat'f11·1eoun .. 11 :00 Jane WYIDIIII, · 11 :10 YOllr.i F~!f A IZ:OO £rttle FoN '\,. 1:00 Women'• Parade 1:20 ·Newt 1 :l0 Ai World Tur111 2:30 House PariJ 3.00 To TeD Trulb 3:25 NeVIs 3:10 Millionaire tlie Weather I :i5 Daily Word ucensed Operaton 12:iltl Search For Tomorrow 12 :tli Glllllin& Li&bl Password ·. WHTN·TV Channel 13 Bona Clllendlli 12:20 News Grlllltll Scai!DlD~ llalJ&aroo 10:30 I t..ove Luq 11:00 Real McCO)i 11:30 Pete and loladta 12:00 Love ol Life 7 : 30 To Tell l'rutla 8 :00 ' 've Got A !Secret . Classic Theater ltOfld l'<eW& llllllMIII 'I'ODJIIlt 5tlol" WCH~TV t . uo fbe .secret .!>LOJ'm t . 30 l'he Ease ol NJ&h$ Newo WeaUler~all 11: Iii JIID UUil:k<l OD ~orlll 1\ews 3 :au 'l'ne Millionaire Movie Voice of F1restone lkJorl 7; 30 Laramie 1 : ~ Wwlli Of Sera v:w Ute& ~oweU 10 :30 .l'eter GunD h.w 1"'.:w" aeaatmea t'aae 3 :~ & : uo & . 30 l'JC,ure t : t:i liunlle)'·llrl8kle)' 1: w l>b<qUD a~ac~e 2 :au llow;epartf 3: UO To letl 'l'ruth Sunda! wv 1\ani:aroo 12: ;10 .S.lif<:D For Tomorrow ll . •• uUIOWg LoJ&hl 7:30 The JelWM Mlddl-rt - Make Hoom l)addJ ~:w Mr. UU'IOOII :;, au \OJII ~tear - :w lUll ruolWQ for U U:2i> News 4 30 Alumm Fun 5:00 Tralimaster 6:00 Adventure Theater Cht"aer- Phone t:~ 11: W Pete' & Gllid)'a 12:00 I.OVe OJ Llle I : 3U 3: W JIJews 2:311 '!be Docton I:UO Loretta YOUOC 3 : ~V You Don'l llay • ·w MBICII uame t ::ai AlterdOOD Report IU: au I LOve LUCf IXTERMITAL Termite Service O'Dell Lumller Co. '-- Newa ;. :iltl Leave it To Girll 2:00 Ben Jerrod 1:UO or Air 1: UO Woman ·s .1:~ l"4ewa Kltlldl 12:w \our t 'lrlil llllpr. . . . '12:au ·t•rutli or OJnsequence 12:56 News ~ , .., 4:00 The Secret Stora 4:30 Ed&• of liiSh& 5 ;00 1IUp Jllder • I "l t :llll 'f :ll c.::.o•:;. . ·~ WHTN-TV oally w«~ 1:25 WCHS Newa 1:30 AI Tho World 5oOC ErDle Ford Father Knows Best ,Ge~ Ho8pliai . Siicnrilme .. · 4:00 •=:Ill o\11111'~ Bandstaad Dllcovery a 4:66Newa i:ot Supercar 5:10 Supermal 1:00 Bill IIUta-1:1111 ppm•k• News l :tO Loolr lit tbO Weatlaer . 11:11 The J.ale 1:46 ABC Evenlll& Repol1 7:00 All* ... AliiiJ 7:30 Combal 1:30 Haw.utaa Eye WEDNESDAY 7, . nil' TodfJ Sbow ' 7:35 ·J'adq Olil tour w-.r . I :Zi ToctaJ. Out Your War I ;00 Good llomillfl . t :l l •· Ma1 'RIQ!M It ~ , ll:Of . l.='".~ . :Wellliit ' 1l:J.S•fporllr r ' t: IUlperatioD Afllhabet 11:18 J:.:00 12:341 12:5i . . -~ ' 1:30 Leavo II To Girla r. 2:01 Ben .Jerrod .. li. . : • ' . 1,:00 10:00 Die I :GO V011 Aaked Far II 1: I& Jim Thlocker Show I ::Jii 'wrathereall 8:30 Now~ PU:tllrl · '' ~ Qual!ey·ilhliktey.. Report '1:10 . i1:W ' 11:~0 !t't~ PeBih val(ey ~)'I 1 ;10 · lqtemaUOiJIII Sllowti!DII 'i: 30 SlnC Along Wil)l Mitch • ::111 11111 Baseball 1L :oe JiClt: Paar ll:oO NeWI 11:10 Weatbllr ' i1: 1& Speha ''Jl:Zi Wj)rld NeWI ll:3o" TuillatU · SbOw ' ' - -WCHS.TV ' 1 . 8 , f,:2!i ~Uy Word 7:iltl Build.Y ~cber ' · - ·· 7:56 Daily Word 1:00 This Is Ufe 1:30 Ed· Aflen Time ~ . 00 Pat & Mike . •=at Fun School 10:1s Oitle & King 10:30 Day In Court 11 :UO Jane Wyman ll:illl Yours For A 5oOC 11:55 Fashion Sbow 12:00 , Eniie Ford 12!30 ~ather Knowa Best 1,:00 General Hospital 1:10 ~ 2:56 Midday News S:OO Ql!eeil For A Day -'innan flandsrand t :30 ~ery ·a t:55 Newa : 4: oo .. l :ri' ~ · it:t(! ~.. ~· h:31 ' .Pel!t:1Di1 Gladyl . IIlii 01 Llle ' -Didreal • Fesiuloit Slrl ·l'l~ 'Final . l ... - . •' Hanley Stalford, who played · Baby Snooks' father on radio for many years, appear on ''The Lucy Slww" Mooday, April a,. on CBS-TV ..... PHILCO 7:11 V.uao& Yean ....... . . '-1111 . Eddie Hodges, who was lea· tured in uThe Music Man," and . l :oi Jatiler KnoWs Besl ' .,. f'llatalonel .. ~...! " I She's Mine." ... Pace..- Newa . 1:40 l...ooik at the Woalhet' 1:45 Evetlln8 8ep!lrt 1:oe Dimaerman · series will star James Francl!l. cus as Mr. Novak, a high school English teacber, and Dean Jag· ger as Albert Vane, principal of the high school Gospel singer Mahalia Jack· son, and columnist-author Jim Bishop will be guests in a special Good Friday presentation of "The Jack Paar Show" on April 12, via NBC-TV. The program wiD l1ao feature c o lor films of the Holy Land taken by Paar during a visit last summer Audrey Meadows has b e e n signed to co,star with James Stewart and Sandra Dee in 20th Century-Fox's "Take Her, · Bat lilaoterSOII' '1t:oO C.i'ID'ia• we, LOOK-LISTEN: "Mr. Novak" new full-hour drama aeries about a tescher in a 18rge metropolitan high school, will be teloeast on NBC-TV Tuesday evenings beginning Sept. %4. The 1 GORGEOUS BLUE KNEES-; To match the baby blue eyes, • of course. Jack Benny ex-1 poses his 39 (?)-year-old knees to the breeze while awinging up a 11torm in a televefliion of "The Mikado." $:00 ~ Sho'!l' f:IO. ,,oo Qipljll ·&angaroc> A beautiful cake and memories cf the year psst highlight the "Te- Ernie Ford' Show" when the popular en.tertalner obeervea the first ann!. •ei-sary ol his ABC-TV week· day musieal variety program, Monday, April I. Ernie and his cast will gather around a huge anniversary cake psesented by ABC· Networlr officials and recall some ol the humorous epi· lodes during the first year of telecasta .. .. . ·· Alan King 'may not have a regular series but the •.:omedlan Is getting ·enough TV exposure to make up for it. Recently he helmed "Condid Camera" while Durward Kirby vacationell. On AprU 9 he'll do another ol his many guest appearances on the Garry Mdore Show. ·Tben on May 7 he'll live Garry a chance . to vacation and wiD guide the 'l'qeiday night CBSTV variety hour through II s paces.. ... . "Capitol Cloakroom," CBS Radio's oldest continuous public affairs Interview program, begins Ita lith year on the a i r Thunrday, March 28, with Its 75111 broadcast .... . Americans meeting the challenge of flabbiness, and t b e bl'OJIIlish tale ol a small mira· cle in an Irish pub are the salir· lc-cornic IIUbstance for Sid caellr and his merryman lads and lassiea In commentary No. 7 ol "As Caesar Sees II" Tuea· day, April 18, on ABC-TV. '· ~ :Jt. Tarzan . po 1ack l.alfl!llle sbtw "" 10:11 1 I..OYI ;• WHTN-TV Channel 13 1: ~ Wl*7 ~ Vou Trust Cl'lan~,MI •• ·Zolie ' :. ' FRIDAY · a:oo Loretta vounc S:30 You Don't Say t :00 .Match Game 1:11 lilews • 4:iltl tilake Room for DaddJ · 1:00 Ur; CariOOD '. )llasoD 11:00 Duke'a News Tooight 11:10 Scannll!JI The Weather 11:15 Sports Report 11: liO The Late Show 2:.al NeW!! 2:30 Tbe Doctors 1:31! Fair Eachaille · u6 · eoneentralia .. Your .flrll lmpresoloa Trutl{or Conaeqlltncel NBC .Newl 1:00 Mld Day News ESiiO ~"' . t:I.S ...... ,' American~ · 10: oo Sa7 Wilen 111:11 Newa 10:31 Play Your Buncb 11:00 Price II Rt&IJI 7:10 Weallier •' l uu GOoa· lllllmlnl . :110 Kouaeparl1 1:00 To Teal Truth · i :2& NeWI . . 1':30 Mlllkmairi . 4:011 'rbo liltret - · 4 :~ Tha EcJae-,ol !:I~~ 5:00 flanle ,Rider , ,. · . 1:311 Bordcil' PatrOl· . r· 7:00 FM 11: i;ar~ : : ::; ::c: ' ; :·1 :c1 :.t '·" 'fniil " · f.; r J 1:00 CoDIIDellial · ClasaroolD 7:00 Ths Today lillllw 7::15 Today OiJt Your Way · t:cio sea'b : · ,.,, 1:30 'Draa"" , ·, ·•· ~ · •' ·llull)'-ilrlul, . .. ' ' 11:011 4JIC' Nell'l Final 11:11 ~"II lhe Weatbet 11;.15 AcalltlllJ Award Theater DOll'' s., 7:00 !J14tv·-8erliil 7: IIi!' 'VlrilbJai. ,, t:.. •J>errr COmo ·10:00 'E ieftitli HoU1: ... Our \ ·~ Channel 3 1:1& WCI!Sc Newi 1:30 Ai 1'be World Tura1 1:00 Pauwotd \ 10:11 Naked . City 1:01 Matcb G •:26 Ne,. · 4:30 Make RoOm 'for Dldd1 ,1:00 Mr. ClrtQoo . 1:~ Qudt Draw . McGraw 1:00 Yoa :JI.I1led Fat Jt ' 1:1$ .lim 'l'bacblr I:IIW,.._ 1:11 Nelli Picture ll: II l '1'• ,; • ,.,. WSAZ·TV · ' 1h30 Pete 11111 Gladys 11:00 L.Ove 01 Lli~ '· .. ll:ll{ltlfwl.) :, ' ·, ~:_r/.' -~· 12t3ti selrdl rod'Oiliilrrow i :.oo woman'• Pap /' "~ FRIDAY 1: Ill Dally Wor« 7:00 Colle&e ot Air 7:10 Buddy S1arcber 1:18 Jiek Lalaane Sbuw 1:110 Captain KangarOO 11:00 caleadar· 10: illl 1 Love Lucy 11:00 a.at McCoyl .' (~· 11 :00 AlJC Newo Fiilll 11:10 Look at lhe Weather 11 :15 Academy Award Theater WCH5-TV . Channel' I 1:11 P - Newe , · I:M Loolr at '""· Weather 1:46 Evellillfl Report f:llt. Waaled Dead .,··AUto T:lil ..,~on' Tralo · · 1:. Goal My )V~ ~:30 Tbe' J)oCtcft 1:46 7:116 DaDy Word _ 1:00 FGHCast . 1:10 Ed AileD Time 1:00 Pat & Mlke t::IG Fun School 10:15 Odle • Klni 10:31 Day Ill Court . 11:00 llllli ·Wyllllln ,,,. Sllpennsn 1:00, l4lddi!ll N:ew• .1:30 ~.ea•• 11 To Glrl8 2:00 Sea Jtl'fO!I, . \'Oif ' ..., 7:08 Asstibment Unclei'water 7;30 Gale and ·Harriet a:oo Doiu.a Reed Show 1:30 Beaver 1:00 My a Sons 1:30 McHal~ N&'I'J 10:00 Alcoa . 11:111 Werld ,New• ToiiJIIit 11;10 Tc!Dilbl !!hoW Chan!HII 13 ' l ' ... , 1:3Q Dlitovery '113 4:56 News $:00 Super S!l!JW 5:20 T~ · 1:01. ~ !W1:30 p-m•llet Newa 1:40 La.- •• the w~ 1:46 t\JIC. 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'' 00 ColltiileDtal CJuii'oom 12:oo love ol Ufe 12:25 CBS Newa 7:56 Dally Word l:et ' Faith for Tullar . 1:3& Ed AileD Time t:OI Pat & Mike • . 11 :00 Real McCoye II ,30 Pete and Gladya Ch1nnel 13 ; t l.o) ,,~ ...: ~~ ''"' '"' WSAZ·TV Cltannel 3 T:ll 1:00 ;• .... .1"", • ~' · ••• 7:80 ~·I' • -WC:HS-TV ·.'Channel 8 5:30 Caruion Ball .' 6:00 Se'tu•nt 7:10 Weather 1--; • • College ol · Air 7:so BUddy 818r-..ber G:SO Jact LalarUie Sllfw . 9: oo Capcatn Kanproo 10:00 c.lendar 10:30 I Love Lucy TUESDAY 1:011 Queen For J\ DaJ Ut Wbo Do You Truot Riebl 1.: iltl Concentraliull 1 : ~ l!uuoy Stardlll &:au Jack Laianne !;bow LLW Ileal s 55 7:W 1'0Cl I'Gda1 lillDW 7::15 I'OIIay VUl Your Wq 1: :IIi l'OCI~ 0111 Y- W-.r t;UU liaOCl .M0r111111 t :38 Operati011 Alphabet IU:.U l'llly i'eur 1~ :00 Priee 11 6. 55 Daily WurG ~aptalD 11:10 Late Sbow Yoon Fot A , ..... , (II, fd ~ m~u · nt 10:15 10:30 1i :00 11:10 12:01 12:30 1:00 I • l· . ' "' .;. ,•. U:OO Dute'1 N~i · 1'ool8ht 11:10 ScarniDC Weath4!r 1l:lll SpOi1l Repcrt 2:56 Midday Report 10::15 Newa WCHS.TV Lhannel 8 •:w ltJ ; w o..7 .....: 1:00 Contmehtal Clalsroom IU.W "") Wllea 1·nac•or oo Sporta ll::w 1\orld News 1'Gtlljllll n:au l'an1pt - VarJeQ I'REI INSPlScTiONS- p, WSAZ·TV Channel 3· Lruklener • 7: w l'oUep 1o:oo : ',:"~ ·A (i l! '""' . 7:00 TUESDAY II : 1;, JilJl 11: 00 Davey & Goliath 11:15 Noblemen Quartet 11 :30 Championship Bridge 12:00 Challenge Golf 1:00 lowe- UghthOUSI 1:30 Meet Prolessor %:00 Directions '63 %:30 Stevenson Reports J :00 Superman 1:30 Bowlin~ 1:00 10 :00 10:30 11 :00 1:00 New• 1:311 Leave II To Girll 2:00 Ben Jerrod 2:25 News 2:311 1be Docton 3:00 Loretta Youoc 3 :30 You Doll't Sa¥ 4:oo Matc:b 011111e ':25 Afternoob fteporl ' ' 30 Make Room tor o.dd,r J :OO Mr. cartooa li : 30 McKeever & Colood ¥ : to JllD l'bacur Sllnw 1: :Iii Wutne.-caa ¥ : au Newa f'ltiUl'l u . J.U weatnercast Channel 13 - 12:5S News u.vu 1\lnl WHTN-TV '-Several Used Oral Roberta to ConcentrallOII Your l'lrll lmprwioa ll:liO Truth or CoaHcjueDce 10:uu lirmlUey·s Journal 10. w Hunuey·a Report 1.;11 Rev. Stroac 1:411 Talkinc Handa l:tO Sea Hunt 1:• Sports Spectacular 4 :tt Parlrait Ill VI!I'H s .. Amateur Hour s: 38 Colle&• Bowl I :00 :10111 Century 6:30 llr. Ed 7:00 ...... 7 :30 [)onpla 11>e )!enace 1:00 141allivu I :00 Ileal McCoya 1:30 .. E. Theater 10 .00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line 11 :00 CBS Newa 11: 15 Late Show sso 88·88 PlaJ Your Huncll PriCe II Rt&lll 7:30 Monaay Nilbt MoYiel 11.:00 Parson s Mailbo& 12>11 CBS Heport 'I S::Ill Supermart 1:00 Bat ...._ &:10 PacedJaker Newl &: to li.J.aoli AI The Weatber 6:45 ABC Evening Rep6<t 7:00 fl&blrOpe 7:30 Th8 .Dakotas 1:30 Rlflema.o t:OO Stoney Buri.e 10:00 Ben ·casey 11:00 Ali~; News Final i1: 10 A Loolt AI the Weather ll:I.S A\ladeJII)' Award Tbaalll' IO;:Ii Newa Art " J : OO~~w 10:00 llaf WileD t :au ,, 4:30 Discovery '0 4:55 'iews . 1: ti liunUef·llruWey ftelorl 7;00 llucltiooerey lloUDd WCHS-TV Channel 8 ,. 1:30 Slunrtlme i:ll IIJddaJ .Report 1:00 ' Qaeoo! 'f'ar A 0., i:30 Wbo ·Do You Triiil 4:00 Ailierleal: ~ 8:115 loda,)r Our Your Wq t : 00 Good llornlnl 1:31 Operation Alphabet 10:1111 U;OI 11:30 12:00 . Knows Best ' .i: 00 'Gllneral lloSpitaJ' 6 c00 Conllllelltal Clalalwm 1:11\o l'odaJ Slrllw IU : 4~ •• · 12 :so F~ther WSAZ-TV Channel 3 o: 00 Gospel Caravan 1t.:IIO Vincent Peale l~ : :W Livmg Word am Baer. Mrs. Gru& Mrs. ver ' Used Specie . · MONDAY · · SUNDAY I • ecolor ,T•levision ... ···,SALES �. . .... ,. .. -- .. l :;:: =..:~-: U: Loyal Women'$ .. to .... t111a project 11 we~~- Cl.ass EnJ"oyed . llelday at 1 p.m. Mn. Joe Dolln reported on the officers Dinner Event Local Gorden Club Will Attend D-iona/ District Spring Event n~ h Ph were made to attend WeUstc.n, !be speaker. A regional district s p r in 11 from Mrs. Ura Swisher, aneeting when the Rutland al director •. wu read . Friendly Gardeners met at the ing the spr1ng regional meetmg orne of Mn. Howard Birch· to be ~Jd April 20 at the kl W~ay evening. Mem- any ~igh ~hool.. . ~~~~fled to roseedllcall taby RegtstrthatiOnh wllllb tobegham at ..... ~.. a vonte ca • a.m. WI eac c u ve one ~ .._._. Snowd i :ow1~ arran:ment !'am will . '"'"'"' en, pres- Y a.m. e pro-:; dent, announced that an invl- be "Garden The~apy. The tatlon was received to attend ternoon session 18 open to the the Flower arranging demon- public. A new regional clirectraf1 n to be held April 11 in tor will be elected at t h 11 ~e ~hlre-Kyger School at meeting. NO with Mrs Paul Meade of The Civic planting at the en· . · Atoilnd And About . tO.Daily ~entiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, M.r. SO, 1 Atouftd_WOrltJ PotiU(Ic Dinner Held J.hwsday v,..,•••a...,. meetmc held 1n Gallipolis. She " a~· xr a11111111 Mu gave hints on the publicity 'lbe Loyal Women'a Clau of of llita llplf Pb1 en. scrapbook and alao the n e w the Middleport Olurch of Otrlat Mr. IDd Mrs. Everett Davil joyed ID "Anluad the World" abstract designs in flower ar- held a covered dlsb dinDer are spendinl the wukvv' lD piAitd cftiiDer 'lburaday · rangement.s. 1buraday evening at the dwrch Columbus. 1n1 at the· bome of Jetil BJae. The program "Oblo'a Wild- with Mrs. WUUam Reynolds, Mr. IDd Mrs. Jamea 8uch- wlcl, ~ 'life" was liven by Mrs. Harold vice president, presiding in the IDID IDd daughter are apend- FollbwiDI the dlaDer Sauer. She pointed out t bat ablence of Mrs. Oscar Rousbl 1ng the weekend at Norfolk, Va. of the 'p!p vlllted at the A). what was once a priuulry pro- Rev, Fred Gardener pve the u the pest of their daughter .fred Elberfeld home with Mn. duct of the atale II now a sec- table grace. 'lnd 11011-in-law, Mr. IDd Mrs. WUUam Andenon ted Ra Clark and 1011. ,.._ • crop. She alao sta A devotional perlocl was Y new ....... · that on the average acre farm following the dinner with Mrs. Mrs. Cash Bahr entertained ~ucted a shc.rt are 50 kinds of animals. Fred DeWeese giving ,the scrip- her card club 'lburaday evening skJ!l IDd plana for At the conclusion of the pro- lure reading IDd Mrs. Gird· at her home on Main-at. Mrs. Day Pd,,the d~-ate... !e_-!uc~gram Mrs. Sauer showed pic- ener the evening prayer. Helen Shuler IDd Mrs. J1111e11 ey~ GJtJI,State were ~II¢; tures of birds. fish, and ani- Mrs. wnuam Bradford read Buchanan were prile winners. Tbe lniU.~t . rlllJal-wu, given mals found here. Mrs. Don Har· an article from U1e Christian Mrs. Charles Byer was a guest to Nona :(ft.tt1· Pfeaent rison ga~e ~ paper on. " Plant Herald entitled, "A Picture of for the evening. Others present Jane Browu,.- Clli'lclie ICrautter, Propagnt10n end d1!C!!7!e!! Christ," which -wa& folla-w;;d were Mrs. Rnlet! J.loycl, Mrs. Phyllis ~ullen, RobP.rta proper ways to start culttngs 1by group discussion of the var- B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. Jane Gil- Brien, Marjorie crow, An explaining that mid·sum.rner is lous pictures of Christ. M r .s. key and Mrs. C. F. Hibbs. Rupe, RO(e Sluo"•'fer~ best for evergreen cuttings to William Reynolds read two ar- Barbara Jones, a freshman ,zel, ~. 'lbompeon, R e v a be planted. ticles from the Ideals maga- in the College of Arta IDd l!el· Vaughan~ Purl Welker • The arrangement of the lzine, " What Easter Means" a~ ences at Ohio University, Story ll,ld Mrs. Blazewlcz. month, featuring forces branch· "I Walked With God ." arrive Saturday to spend , '· · es, was prepar~ by the host- During tile business meeting spring vacation with her ess. The traveling prize sent the class voted to purchase two ents. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson 11. .:.· . .: by Mrs. Carl Morris was won lilies for the church for Easter Jones. n~OSfe~$ Or by Mrs. Vernon Weber. Mrs. and also announced that mem· Mr and Mrs. Oscar Roush f" Ronald ~illlarm conducted a bers had NOVen rugs and Mat- are in Clarksburg, w. Va. to contest With Mrs. William Snow- tres Fresh Spray for sale. attend a musical concert being The AI!XIl!ary of the Porn~ de.n winning the prize. The door Thank you notes were r e a d given by their niece. roy . Bend Citizens Band RadiO priZe was won by Mrs. F red from the Homer Jones and Win- Mrs. George Fry Is a patient Club ~t Thursday at Willtl~~son.~An auction was al· nie Durst. families, ..1!1!1:.. M ~ hoJile of Mrs. Elwood so • . Middleport Mt,..Bowers Is ' f Cf·· b M 'u . ee lng __ - - - - - - ~ ,. ~ ~.J¥#41'¥-vw=:v• • • . • • Grande Baptist Sessions Held In M"dd/ I eport Th.ur'scJt!l RIO ..,... Flrat.-B,aptill Church Middleport was boat to the nual ·Hi& Grall!1e Baptist elation Meeting Thursdayan all-day session. The 1ng session was given over . to the Women's Missionary Soclety of the Association with Mrs. Boooe, pri!ildeut, preThe meeting was opene<l prayer and the hymn, "We've A Story 'l'o Tell Tci The Nations." The devotional period carried out the theme for the y~r, "Awake, Awake, To Love ind work." . Election of new officers in· clililed 181 vlee president, Mrs. Gerald HOpkins, Wellston ; 2nd vice pr~slilent; christian Ice, Mrs. David Colllns, Well· ston ; treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Brown, Oak Hill; and the s • ' f1 _,._ Hopg, Kq. Forty pou...... Chrlatmaa ~ were brotllll& to ~ ~ljniJor thla· year'a special project. Tbete will b6 sent to Burma. Following 1 cloaing pray•- the women a covered dish luncbe9D in church social rooms. The Rev. Ralph ZUnifel (.'! served u moderlfpr the afternoon .meeting WiCb Cecil Bradbury IS Of• ganlst. Rev. Boone led IJie so,li serVice for the openinl of tbi session with prayer by R i v. Arthur McCauley, Racine. ' . Dr. Clayton Pepper of ~i/tk ville, former Field Dlrec:tcf J Town and Country Amerlc~ Baptist Home Missionary 56clety, with terrlotry exte~ from California to Maine, wU the speaker for the afternoon. ti __ . .. ,. ,.._ .. •-- ·~-\ ·~'"'"''"-'""""---:---c.....,,~~--:"!~~---·-'"'!'":.'-~~!'r""~~~~'r'!!~':""":~':;T:"' , . •::-:-~·~="';o::-:~~!r."~:;."';""7~-·7'.,.,.,...,_-:~ Deus'?;..- to...,_, to 1 ' CllldiDexil n 'w ID bay, Get them at SATURDAY IT Mel. the ... IH•+f We Pay 3% lnt..-..t On Yeur S.Yinga (Continued From Freet Pa&el WSAZ-TV Clulnnel 3 the Thu The FARMERS BANK all · tbe Farm 1:30 Popeye • Pall 1:30 Ruff & Kead)' 10:00 Sban t.eWII Neu Mta am BMI• Mfl Member Feeler•! RIHrve System Member Fecl•ral Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO 10:30 King Leomirdo 11:00 Fury 11:30 Make Room For Dadd)' Gn~ 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Exploring , Mrs Vef sar, 1:30 John's Scrapbook :&:00 Movie Mra · Sports lnternatlona• Auto Racing · Porter Wagner Show News & Sports Weather News ,turday Jamboree Sjlm Bene..tict Joey . Bishop. Satu~ay Night Mpvle 3:30 1:00 C:IIO 1:30 Used Specie 6 :40 i :4S 'i :110 7:30 8:3<. II 8 :00 .. ...,..., ••.,." tile smArt.. rno'ley men ~ill when-~~ and J~n were · telnntd · j.., "iVh11t ' Ever Happened tel Ba~y Jline?" Wbat happened was that th~ fil m made a fortune - after th e producer had gone to Italy for added bank money he could not raise '" •.,,. Unit.ed States. . - But there Ia also a sbldy new look to movies I!S. reDecte,d lit the Oscar race. tn .both actQI' and aetress aupportiDg role categorles, It Is a first nomination for all 10 candidates. and Joan Crawford, who appeared with Bette in "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" · 'Jbe money men figures television would kill movies like movies killed vaudeville. Tlae banJren are eatlq . . . words. Peeple called It suicide when film prodacUoa e.mpulea started lea•& elcl fHJ. to televlsl-.. I luid a 41ffereat view, ceateiiiJia& dult· ..W -vBut the flitter thil year In lea oa be111e ICI'UBI .wo 11 ltl the Oscar race comes from old · preHrVe tile DMVie liablt IDII proa Bette Davia IDd Kathare' r trally tl!rD a ped t11are Gl ine Hepburn; juat as, the glitter HoUywoocl's "lost audience" of old movies baa come to home back to tlaeatm::...:Tbe:::.:,:f~tlld:=':.__~te~le_vla _l_on-:--sc -r_eeos _._ __,_ t:ao OoWII on Ref and Savings Company Old Stars, Films 'Zip'for Oscar;TV .· 11 :00 News 11 : 10 \VeaU1er 11 1~ Spur~ . 11 :20 l\tov~ DOUBLY · · - Mirror reftect the dou)lle honors · Geraldine Page enjoys these days. She stars in EugeoeO'NeUI's "Strange lnterlwle" in New York City, ·and hu received a "best actress" Oscar nomination for her per· formance in the movie, "Sweet Bird of Youth." WCHS-TV Channel 8 II: 00 !J · 00 - ., I0 : UIJ ·- MAYTAG WASHERS Aluminum Tub, Each 39·95 68·88 1 Extra Nice 88 88 • One Tappan GAS RANGE Uke Newll 1 - $0 Gallon TABLE TOP Electric Hot Water ' HEATER Several Used Beds Springs Mattresses \ ~ ' • •ndup / ~ AUTOMATIC 1' sso 88· to " DINING ROOM SUITE wnH CHINA CLOSET 1 Slightly Damaged Child's High Chair ~educed 1c l SEE-HEAR: Before Dying home to the U. S. at the eDCl of the month, singer Marg~t Wlutlngy who has been entertainine U. S. troops in Europe, will go to England for a group of nigntspot appearances. She's alao set for two BBC-TV programa 11 :00 Newa 11 · 15 12:00 ~att: Show News WHTN-TV Channel 13 10:00 Neighbors 1, ,, Soc ..ll Security 10: 30 Church ot Christ 11 :00 l'op Cat .11:30 Beany & Cecil f ~ 2~ Two daytime dramatic: aerlala, "As the World Turns" IDd "The Eog~ of Night," begin their eighth year on CBS-TV Tuesday, April 2 12:011 dug• UUIIII)' 12:311 AltaKDIIIIII I :00 ~·~~CIW Alfred Lunt and Lynn· Foataine, tor nearly 40 yean one of the theatre's foremost aclioi couples, wlli make one of tnetr rare TV appearances in S I r Jamse M. Barr.e's "'lbe o t d Lady Shows Her Medals" on the U. S. Steel Hour Wednesday, June 12, on CBS-TV. The National TeleVISIOn Council of Mex1co aamed "National Velvet" the OUIStandlng U. S. series telecast in Mexico dur· ing 1962. 11 is distributed by NBC-TV throughout the' world. une of tile outstandiolg eveniS in New York City this month was the lnternattonal Flower Show held at the Coliseum In New York City. It is truly one of the most magaificent exhibitions in the world and one that ahould never be missed . Host. Jolin Brunoof N e w Vnr•''" P~ and Pencil Steak· 1:30 ..et's Dance 2:3U GoU 3 :;JU IS<)W Illig 5:QU · ·ortu ot Sports 1:34! WresLilug ,= • i Galla"' i\ien ..8:30 HootenaDDy ),'i J, PI r-+ Ott. • ' ...._py . Ru.t lan· Furni' ·~ RUTLAND, 0. DeleiKicrs 8. Ji' ~ . r- 1 Used 5 :1111 QOJ~ i:OO Early: Show 'I :00 ue~~)' 7.30 J<- .'ue Gleason ....... 11 Cubic Foot Admiral FREEZER l'lew~ 1:30 81g Picture 2: 00 Crossroads. 3:30 Roads To Progresa 4:00 Dragnet 4:30 Doctors At Work IO : t.t~ . ~~unsmoke t 18 One Used ' 1:00 l WASHE.RS Price Show 1:':00 Sky King 12:3U Reading Room j 4 Good ELECTRIC RANGE. Now Only 6~ MAYTAG WASHERS "Way of the Cross," the award-winning special progt'am in color which retraces the steps of Jesus as He walked to Hill Crucifbuoo, will be presented for he tourth time on NBC-TV oo Palm Sunday, April 7. Fllmed in UJe Holy Land without the use of actors, the program is narrated by Alexander Scourby, witb Norman ROlli! aa t h e Biblical voice. It was produced by Lou Hazam, and bas an original musical score composed by Jacques Belasco .... 10. 30 11:110 RID fill fin 11 : 3U Koy Kog.,rs ~ 2GHCIAsNew 2 Good TV Classroom Captam Kangaroo fhe AIVID Show Mighty Mouse Playhouse At 1:"" ....a"'a·.mc~ ,,elk Show 10:00 i''l&hl 01 Week 10:4S MilKe l'hat spare U Ul ACOIO•CII) A~>anl l'l~eater Joe Flynn, the sarcastic Capt. Blngnamwn Wo1ose exiStenL-e ts m.."" " nognLmare by "McHale's Navy" headed by 'Ernest dOrgrune on ABC.TV, 'was asked now he managed to ; get into cnaracter for tne ramrod stiff role he portrays. "It's simple: ' be revealed. "All 1, have to do..is squeeze my SIZe 46 bodY. / into tbis tight 38 size uniform." David Brinkley of the l!untley·Brinktey Report on NBC • TV observes tbat this seems to be an era in which \here are more good will touri i.Jid· 1es1 .&ood will thaD 'liDY :Ume ill ....-tary.. ... a' ~ ~· ,o '!"- \ . bouse Is exhibiting studies Gl outstanding race horses an d jockies of the past thfee decades at his popular spot. Bru: no's own horses have competed at America's top tracks as weD as abroad ... "The Bill Dana Show" - a filmed half-hour situation comedy centered around the day· to-day misadventures of J o s e Jimenez, a wistful, comic Latin American - will be presented Sunda_ys, on NBC-TV, starting In the fall. Jose Jimenez will be played by his creator, writer-comedian· Bill Dana, in the weekly series produced by the · Danny Thomas-sheldon Leonard Co. in assoClatiOD wi&h NBC ... 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