http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e59235a29d8d36864e2ed29e880dff0b.pdf fe073d4d1b91385baef0a9ef6110767e PDF Text Text ____ -- ___ __ - - ......_______-------·_...,__ "t,-r------ � ... ---• ,...- .. ... ,_,_ .._. . ,. End Of The Month Sale-Elberfelds In Pomeroy WOMENS DRESSES 2 for $10.00 DRESS and SCHOOL TROUSERS A belutiful group of women·, dre1se, - one ,nd two piett r.tylu - Dan Rh-er gine:hams - rayon print■ - c<>at dresse■ and drHIJY lityles. ft.eeul.ar and half 1ize11. Womens Wash Dresses 2 for $5.00 A 11:roup of women'1 waah dres�ea in zipper and button front - All wuhable fabrics in a widl! assortment of atylea 1md patterns. Regular and half 1iles. A eroup of wool and blend 1lacb - aolid1 and plaids zij)per iide (')osing - matching be?ts. Sizes 1 0 to 18. ---------------------l SAL&! WOMENS PLAID WOOL J AC KETS $7.00 - - - - - - � =� Sale $3.00 Wrcanglers Western Jeans FOR MEN and BOYS Complete selection of siz.es just receivt'd. •Men, and Youn• Mens Wrangler JHn1 98 $ 511ft 27 to 36 Weist _________ e R..ular Boyt Sb.ff Wr�n9ler JHn1 $ 9 SI••• 4 to 12 S e Hu1kr Boy■ S111 Wrangler JHn1 98 $ Size, 6 to l2 • Sllm Boys Wr1ngl1r JHns 98 $ SIM• 6 lo 12 __________ e ll■gular 8oy1 Sizu t 3 to 16 1 WRANGLERS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.49 e Hulky Boys SIIH U to 1 6 WRANGLERS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.49 e Sllm loy, Sitff 13 to 1 6 WRANGLERS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.49 2• 2_ 2• Boys nylon stretch socks for wear and comfort. Sizes 9 to 1 1 with matchinlf bow tie. Brown, uavy and grey. Triple Roll Socks Size1 8½ to 1 1 . Soft combed cotton. Nylon reinforced toe and heel for extra wear. White. 2 pairs $1 .00 SPECIAL GROUP Nectlaru. bracelets and earrings. A.!isurted rolors and styles, Reg. $ 1 .00 Jewelry ____ Sale 50c Reg. $2.00 Jewelry Sale $1 .00 Girls Lingerie-Sleepwear 2 R... $1 .95 Toddler■ SLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . SALi 85c 9 Reg. $1 .69 Toddler■ SLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE He 4 Reg. $1 .39 Toddlers SLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE He 4 Reg. $1 .95 Glr'11 Bouffont SLIPS . . . . . . SALE $ 1 .00 3 R... $3.95 Glrla TNn A111 Con Con HALF SLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $2.00 4 Reg. $2.95 Glrl1 Pre THn SLIPS . . . . SALE $1 .50 1 9 R ... $2.95 Glrl1 Flonn•l•II• Pej1m11 SALE $1 .50 INFANTS and CHILDREN$ WEAR S ,.,, $3.00 Infant, 2 Pc. SLIIPIIIS . _ . . . . . S.l1 SI.SO It r... $1.,S lnl1nh 2 Pc. ILIIPIRS . . _ _ _ . Sale $1.00 a7 r... 59, Cotton TRAINING PANTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sole 35, 21 .... st, coTtON PANTIIS . - · - - - - _ - - hi• 3S• 23 rq. 6tc White Cotton Knit POLO SHIRTS Sale 35c S r... $1.00 Prlntld Cotton Knit POLO SHIRTS . S.11 SO, 16 ,... lnfanh Short SI""� SHlltTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sal• 35c 7 r... 7tc lnfantt lhort StHve SHlltTS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sale 35c 2 rq, He Infant• Short SINvo SHIRTS · - - - - - - - - - Salo 35, 9 rq, $1.95 OIILON SHRUGS . . . . _ . . . _ _ _ Solo $1.00 14• ,q. $2.91 SWIATIIII, Sl1n 1 to b . . Salo $1 .50 , ,.., ,1.,s Girl, lhort IINve Pullover Sweatera Sale $1.00 19 ,.., $US Infant• lu..... f'ronl SW ■ -TIIIS _ . Solo $1 .00 "c Womens Sleepwear 17 ,.._ $3.91 Plonnelelte OUSTIIIS _ _ _ _ _ _ . . 2 r11. $3.95 Ix, Siu Plonnelotte ,AJAMAI _ _ _ . 2 r... $3.95 f'LANNILITTI GOWNS _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ 2 ,.., $3.95 f'LANNILITTI '!'JAMAi . . _ _ _ . S ,.., $3.95 Cholll• GOWN-OUITIII HTS _ _ _ 24 r11. $2.95 f'L ... NNILITTI GOWNS _ _ _ _ _ . . 4 r11, $2.H Flennelotte ..by 0.11 ,AJ.VUS 14 r ... $2.95 CHALLIS GOWNS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 ,.._ S4.95 lrU1hlld lloyen PAJAM... S _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 4 '"I, 11 .tS Cholll• IID JACKITI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S,lo Sole 11l0 Sole hie Sole Sole Sole Sole Solo WAGNER CAST IRON COOKWARE Pre-seasoned quality cast iron. Ready to use. Slotted handles for easy hanging. Highly polished, Easy to dean. No, 3 to No, I SKILLETS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.10 to $2.15 FIIENCH CHE,•S SKILLETS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sl .59 BR&AK,AST SK ILLETS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sl .65 SIZZLE SERV!RS $1 .49 CH1'KEN FRYERS _ _ $4.25 ROUNO GRIDDLES $2'.65 DUTCH OVENS _ _ _ _ _ $5.50 $2.00 S2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $1.50 SI .SO $1.50 S2.00 $1.00 METAL IRONING TABLES �ull sizt ventil�ted top. Sit down or stand u p ironin g. New improved sturdier, non-sag leg joints. Fingertip height con­ trol bar (from 2 1 to 35 in<"hes). Non ali p .self leveling rubber feel won't mar floors. BOYS WIN TER CAPS LOOK-N-Sl!E COVERED CAKE and UTILITY PANS Just the right size for ready mix or home reclpe cakes. Rust proof aluminum with Clear-View cover. ,s R... $2.95 Boy, CAPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $ 1 .19 114 leg. $1.95 Boy, CAPS . . • . . . . , • • . . SALE $1 .39 End Of The Month Salel BOYS KNIT SHIRTS � I 1G 18. Loni •l.,.vo ollJ)Ovor 1tyl.. SoUd ,olora ond -•1 pallornL Sale $1 .88 ...,, $I.ts f'LANNIL ll'OIIT IHIIITI - - - - - - · - - - - - . _ ley• 11.SO end $1.69 LINID TIIOUIIIIS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...,. p.,s LINID TIOUSIII - - · - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - · Mono lie Y,.. Matched UNIPORM SUITS · - - · --- - - - 'I'- Mont S4,9S COIIDUIOY TIIOUIIIII - - - - - - � p,ff COVIIT CLOTH TIIOUHIII Mln1 , ...,S CAVALRY TWILL TIIOUHRS C IIO nous1111 Mone ..." OI DU Y LOOK-N-SEE - - --- - - - - -- -- -- END OF MONTH SALE! COVERED PIE CARRIERS 9 lncti rust proof .aluminum pie pan with • Clear View cover, Ideal for pirnice, parties or covered dish su.ppers. Individual Size _____ 50c $1 . 1 9 3 Egg Poachers Size -------------------1 REVERE WARE WHISTLING TEA KITTLES Salt 69c 11-lar $1.39 VYNOCIL W I N DOW SHADES 75c Regular $2,00 Evening In Paris · · Cologne Spl'tJ Mist JUST 1f TO IILL .!J. $1.39 • IIIC 11111..Uon .. !!•95-SIZE 2 1 "x32" . . • . • • . • • . . EOM SALi $ 1 .39 ..,,95-SIZE 27"x48" . . • • . • . . • . . EOM SALi $2.49 $1 .39 PLASTIC REGULAR $3.95 BATHROOM C U RTAINS I I D P I L LOW S Dleron or FOUR llubllor. Coverinp in ,-y lloral or llrtpoo. Ruffled and toilored 1l)'IH. All ,oion. 1 , Salt 2 fw $7.00 Ntw Shlp■llt ZIPPER I AGS .TAPESTRY Bl'GMI or Blue SQUARES Salt 50c ' I 1 4" Siu _ $1 .49 1 6" Siu _ $1 .79 1 8" Siu _· $2.19 ...ular ffc DOG GIAINS lfade of 11Nb1 clllln end leather. Equipped with Im n,lvelilll win - 511, 19c .. ' .. ••• ,; nre aoo • Le ar puts p • ts Mter o i) mer1ean A WO T ree F USSl3DS R . !:.:: ·:.:''::' : �. g . • • Move 1::nt In surpnse II""!!' '!' Name In For 6 Months ImprISODDl Third Term .......... .• $,1.00 , 1::'.:'-����i::• llioo ft ie 11. a-i- ut1 wao- ., ,,.• =led' = °:! Tn'a} Sett}ed With Fine Of $100' Costs � of For Me1,gs Man of Pllmoroy ., of ' JIU$• c J st o· nfie .ience ;,,J ::""V0:";:11 !;,,�oi;:"'"! • ",mu. •ff- -· � --� � M,1n!fr "'�! <¥A 1!�· . . . . . !./,J.l' Frklay, coon = Srllrd .j w. ' IChedul!i :.!.llmore t: � .:*':..!: :w::n? man :°'..: ------ ,';"""'l'J of - t. Long Din BULLETIN wm 11 pap, 11 dolor. Pint . Pomeroy Woman :!'!.!'::!!1 . . red In DIDJU RL 7 reck Death F II oi Kienned1 •• :i, $4.00 Nylea Stcdlat• . In Zanesville can • -'I eel oo": :::� unm•·-' $4,00 Wee.aw'� INANMONT quollty 111tono. --� II! 11PP'tl D'ed fflednesday MOVEC To M t �';':-..�uof $3.00 59c I IIGlr < Lennie Swan .,, aoo ·. E11d Of The MOnth Sale-Elb,rfelds In . Pomeroy . ______ '"!.81,tn· . =�·,: :.. It $2,00 Sale $3.00 Lo�At Kel-Roy Nite Club Estunated Around $2,000 For F"r1'ends ft!llll T Destroyers Chasmg. • 8oat !:°�""=eel uDder MUtmy • CIHnup aale "' odd lot ol � - Onl, I fft ,-Ir .,, I prlco - ,om - Full and '!'win SIie, • ·.- · Ant'1qm' M80 D RAW D R A P E S HOBNAIL CHENILLE SPREADS Volunteer Companies Battle Three Damaging Fires In Past 24 Hours """111111 a-pua 10 pr. Reg. $2.95 Acetata - plaln 50" X 84" ----- $■ 9 pr. Reg.'$5.95 Prlni.cl s,n,clw 50" X 90'' ----- Safe 7 pr. Reg. $6.95 Plain VIKOM 50'' X 90'' ----- $■le 3 pr. Reg. $8.95 Prlni.cl Flbergi.. 50" x 90'' _____ S■le 4 pr. Reg. $9.95 Prlntecl Cotton • 50" X 90" S■ fe . Sub-freezing weather broug ht a rash of damaging fires in and near M�igs_ County the pasl 24 hours with Steady, soft clinging snow began falling onto M eigs property losses runmng mto many tbouaands of dollars. County this morning with a total of three to five inc hes The Pomeroy and Mlddleport D epartment, were callpredicted. yesterday afternoon to �e Ket-Roy Nile Club on t he ed CANDIDATE _ Charles Au Today's fall, on top of earli er precipitation, Is expect• mg ht a fire at the Harrison he adbvy, above, wW iw, ldo Chester Road. � n _last ed to bring the total on the ground to a depth of e igh t Br destroyed the two-room port e Middl Buchner hom e l polllln to 10 inches. Thermom eters hove red around 10 abov e Hnt 4,, lnlo mwdelpo eport firem en were ,Middl g th an mormn •� d hl■ yea, •l!ea lie Oles 1., 0 structure last nig ht and had risen no hig he r than 16 above by t ouse fire in Shade , and h station e gasolin call e a d to u tonn 08 Mlddleporl 10:30 J.m. at West Second and Mechanic-st in Pomeroy . 1.,0 • y• thens count . . , Sohol!ls outside Pomeroy • n d inlo Oklahoma· A rkansa s and I vlllage ..,...u. Ho I• oa • '"mo1· AYesterday s fi_Yre al lhe K e J. Early thl.o lllOl'Dlllf!, at I: 17, ml,eal O lac • . ,.11 e 11 u or' • ticket" Middlejlort were clooed , i n c e ennessee a fu-emen wen, called 1G lhe Harri, Roy Club was dis<overed by T oe last Thursday In most ca s, ex• In the ·North, ,now and snow eouncU.-. waitress who did not know t h e ..., Buchner home, 100 S. :Ind-av nlary. me o d I ele r d e B ing eept building wao being engulfed by at Park-II in Middleport. U p o n flurries developed a, one of the • School men said main roads have bitterest cold wave, on record fire. She ,aid a cuatamer linpped their arrival llamel bad com• been put in good shape bul nar• be' and lold her thal amoke wu com- :,letely engulfod the home. gan lo waken. Although the cold 111wor rural byw1y1 were little eased slightly, weathennen preIng from the roof of lhe large The lire apparently originated more than aheoll of ice Monday. dieted low normal temperatures ..rbeated alove. The cement block building and n o I from an o be By Tuesda, gravel bad b e e n nto next weok_ from the eblmney. .. a combination cew structure ' • , placed on hilly oectlons. provid and frame, two-room block meat o A new cold wave swept ac�ss U f und was ation, investig U?(ln ing ''(ootin1" for traction. waa esttrnatdamage reThe home. the sea Iowan! the rainy Pac1fic . oy fi Pomer afire. roof the WU Today'• anowflll, hoWever, will Northwesl while gale winds lore O.iel r, men answered the call and uk- ed at '250 by Middleport nullily Ibis work. tbe to� off 60-foot wa'o'e.'li m the Lenn ie B. Swan, 86, died at the' ed for the aid of Middleport's Tom Darst. 1 Meanwhile. the nation was also Atlantic. ca U Hens the , na answered • men of her niect, Leo Twelve tanker home i . todav I , Accord ng belna "'fli hard hit Wednesday. Firemen fought the blau for wiih two pumpera and lhe took• All the hazards of winter were ley• Long Bott m . , ID Unlled Preis Internationa l: present. Nwnb,ng cold, snow, ,ce, She wa, the dau�ter ol the late nearl two houri before ii subaid- er. They Uled only waler from Wednesday night overheated stoves and furnaces, Levi. and Mary Fellows Swan of Temperattll'fl ,.•h the ruino. Y -•--� babn ,.m-· --.. ed. Fin, Deparunenl ollicial, tanker ID ... :, 1t Ktlpared to y Bo ttom. ROOF ON FIRE - Fire of undetennl ned origin broke out Wedneella clogged nues and overtaxed I g deparlment wu called lo lhe The oom of estimate ,_, make .. an to de lined � c s. ; tile put low nighll, but Ollioan heart' broughl de•th 10 a1 1ea,1 .o urv Ivor, meIude three sI,1er1. lo bat• Roy's Nile Club on Roule 7 causing an es timaled $2,000 damage. Firemen from � losses at tho eotabliabmonl but ...,,. h<>me December 26 . _st ructure from being comple� plagued wllb Ice and snow mosl 0 er h n n · tie ■ ftre c8111ed by an oil slove meroy and _Middleport saved the block .ooo eed Z;� � 1 u expected . � exc lo s � :' 12 •� ':;,: � :�i! �� he ol Ibo winier braced for anol r :b::''.:i: �e� "::n:�• e i e Here l�o firemen work around the cbim ney where the blaze apparently ploslon. u: kept n by work vohmtee ui k l!ffie Torre.,; of Long Bottom : Q c onolauahl of ,now. -days ago. 9: 15 M id· - Sentmel Photo, from apreadlng "' oth- Thia moming about the blue Tontperaturel wore expected in Portof Swan ----er. Harry broth one luu dleport llremen anowered • genbefore Ibero caught lhe . the lllnl. land and several nieces and nep- er &OCliona of the building. It An . Aobland started 1n the service station but else was consumed . Shade 1n alarm era! new reported whole that I inlo ,... ,.. 11een ue Damage any spreading. ,,,. .,.... .... 1o contin heWI. TWO FIRl!S AT RACINE the home of the origin luu Ml been pin;,olnt• and Station Service ue ins be d m have om talled lo will g roof lr ll'rlday with depth• varyin The de<eued was preceded In ed. Flame1 ,wept from the otallon The Racine Volunteer Fire Ile- ported at a inimum. Bill Klonch was completely burntldeath by two brothers and two lo the fire. - 1G 0..4ndwl . owned by Kloncb 1G hIS next door partment baa answered two mm- The other blue waa lloaday J'riday nig lemporllures will d. sl lstant illle G""'P asa She llaclne iv aa the Flaines came through the roof s ra. ht po or calls recently, one of which ternoon al s muter at Long Bottom lor 25 lnlo the lnler . dn>p apln, ....itlng aub - zero f the building Tbe JUcllland Volunteer F I r e home. was yesterday morning ID the a.- when, a sma11 guollne 0ro ... nearby r ved anothe near Alhena _ Firemen sa bnen De tl q � ng t : the of l r ol mem par a Lo be ears, morning. inated. Nine rnemben -•e1al readlnp by Soturday uic y st paroooage. lremen y It the b home. U bu oot yet been learned cine Methodi ald for the aw,d Church, but Methodist call rapidly Botllm lhe 1 drop:,ed rudi!lp ered Ohio t 0 .: inside lire• Firemen went lo the home of the call. Little ....... - -. m- whelhm- tile two burned a1ructures " pu E For• he da A S, lanker : !S BaO Chapter, t Ra<ine skies t clear der lllddJeport un Wednoldiy be Rev. Richard Morgan ,-rday Tuesday evening al IO were coveftd with lnaurance. rothy K- wu lhe om- � eatlmate luu not · been and A. Do of D. Council � est ....., a hing Boone. A. rea oq,1admof D. Rev. pastor cine emergency c "enlng, the In extlngllilbed • minllamel � both Mlddleport aeot 1bc firemen ..,mine of . the ployee discovering the lire. The op member charllr a wu the Baplial MiddJ&. h, above Chur First Elizebtll! of eight home c lhe lo lo aero called yed e nmae of from along with their lanlcer. Residents or bilm!. The fire originated from port, challenged the Pomeroy Mary Shrine White Shrine of Je- DIie club wu covered by lnour- ,nad bul Sayre al Planla. She ,... ._ ..... and neigbbo� saved part al the a faulty chimney. lilucture■• the of and ii cloeed � pendin, once . and ior school hlgb Jun c , r S..lor &..i- Baopilal. lo iolldl.IIJ t'lldQllhC\ �yer ,!• 1eparted to have home lurnlsbings. but � Qulbk wo k by tbe volunteers ·· ' - cleveloped and lemperalurel lllltdl,nla WedMNay In oet the � oarvlceo will �: llamplotb, --·- •• · . - ._._ ___,__ _ . thtlr auoclala al tbe IAag -m M begm I olow clbnb. Early lhJo standanl for · I P- m. Burial bad 10 de- when he delivered a lhougbl-pro, O.utth SWtday al y. Fnlland Cemeter Hill in Sarni lhe Pace lk Set' voking l "Who l .,_, Clnclnnall IJ, Marlstll 9, <harp. In be will Noma for 11,,t •-• to tho ecllto, for r a He wu ." Y speake r ou Fo Manoflekl 7 ond Columbus 10. . moved lrom be f"llollcatlon ,,. -lcomld will body The m ,pon, assembly Day pera nce The South'• llnl major storm Te nd ....... ... at a m bu . l u t l red by Ibo Help WCTU Chap- the Arl>augb Ftmera ol Iha wlntor lubed the Gull ao el llllol, N- will be with the home of Leona llenllley 1tr1, r in Senior High audllorlwn. le McKo,te. "II', like '111anbgiving Kone md Olmstead, and otalel with rr-tnll rain loday Uoiled Preu _,,,._ hold ,,..., f"lbllootlon upan day night. a e g with p on Th lle · rogram but I_,. "'utt be Two American llieH who 11pe11t and ChrisbllBs rolled inta one." killed when Ibo r;,1ane ..... luntlnc road■ Into tmpasaable rib. . " , Any und film lkled In ealnr so le _ .. • bono of Ice and tappllng ice-laden nearly aeven lonely montha Im- "My feeling waa of comp te downed. Boy, U. S. A." produce<! by the · "' .;.," ; ,...,1nc1ort 11,1o 0!1car L. CJo""'1, id Ml'I. One, - '"1lo ulllily linK .... n tod1J an u nal..... priloned In R1181ia becauae their joy, relief and thanldulnellS," sa · Two candidates, me announcNational :,VCTU. I wu Ibo ela.:ti» buaband Gaile Olmstead, 25. 11 wu Ibo oec..nd day of an ty and the olher Ulllltll10llltc, llltor -!nine lteto-nh plane flew clolo lo lhe 1roo cw,. Mn. The mmiller pointed oul how · Tex .., rom the 11114'1, .,. techniclon ica u Awall Builudo' Arrival Ice olorm ......un, f have llled petlllona for election in ...IMt pul,llc offlclalo thot llin were bein, spend home lo loda, people are Influenced by Ibo tw ol oeelng fearful lo almost 8oulb Clrollno ...i north mau medl1 111cb u lei,vloion, lm!tU&h · .,...,. be -t•lned In CDurt lmnlliel and freedom today in an The two women were sped Aamaoy politico. I 1' men. returning lo plane Clerk ol lhe Board of Elec,llono ch,,... - ronl•ocl. II had utoniahlng turn of the cold war. Waabington by Air Force radio, md printed publlcallons. "I still have hope that my Just five da)'J after President be 00 hand for lheir hu,bands' lie IUgj!ested "we all folliw a lloroll.y JGlmon uld 1h11 mom- no nllM lltochll<I. band la alive," lite said In T. Tho doll1r .,....... to, Kennedy IIMlla office lhe Soviet arrival. WO Pace ..tier." Legar and Jacl: Ing Iba\ esm CltarlN c ed- ,rlntlne the -r will be Union, bt an obvious gesture of For four other women, lhe newa peka. M• • .I 'm gelling mare ....,. Rev. Boone aw..l that Jesus Wey lll r llled potllloao W nlv....... to "'· .,,,.. H will, n,leased Capt. John R. deepened !heir grief in a way. OWi oow, becauoe 1t'1 getllJII .,._ Chrlll WU his pace oelter. Floyd Adamo, 87, Zaneaville, --·•a,•. 1111<1 le t offlNe of The good After polnling out that llalistlcs died Wedneoday morning ot Beth- Lepr has been JIUlYGI' of Porn- �nol �• Mlclaonlo,ot, Po- McKone, 38, of Tonganmde, Kan.. They are the widow• ol the four er lo the lime wbea I'll know wbo were flying with Mo- sure• • •" and Capt. Freeman Bruce Olm- men__ Indicate that one out ol every 18 eoda llospllal in Zanesville after eroy for two ,ucceulve lerml of _,.,, __:.__:c___ _ Mi:Koue and Qlmelead ...,. re��!lo, Rev · 1 � � two year1 each. Be lo running on 1 i..--------.Ji atead, 24, of Elmira, N.Y. f ... leased at 10 L WI • -� --. •�,�roy boY• •- """"""'· • nalive o An• the Republican tlcl:et In the priMoacow II :;,., �) ;: wife, nwy. Ma,or Legar la lhe only �1:olellOIIIO llqu�IJ- la •urv� b7 hla IAN JUAN, P.R (UPl)-A reaboard a Du1cb Kl.II put da ,mom • aon , =• peraon who hu filed for the joblhol down over the Barenla Soa Joy ol U.S ConalellaUon burri� �::.,.. . obortly after IIOIJII. Nol a Wlll'CI of lhey BBSOCiale by Soviet aircraft last July I. bu iled I ' Jacl: We Wit bunters flew . coulant vigil At the conc�lon of their releaao had leaked lo Ibo the addreu all oi1 z.n':ville a idster Mro pet "I 'm jusl numb. very numb.'' tlot ti ket u the on yeamlller c Democro R� Leetonia. ' and � loday ..., lhe lm.ury liner Santa three ladle• from the . local WCTU Berthe Varllm � public. uld the 111-y......,ld Mn. Connie for • .·.vo yoar loml Ill oouncll WMllolll Nt I,., out literalure, nlDDber of grandhlldren. Bo ·was :- aleamlng on a otrange <ap- chapter passed ed in �· -· a1'l'OIS the Atlantic "Why Hurt Younelf " to each pnceded In doalb by bla parenll He bait not Now Yurt llorald Tt... The been engag Uc life before .. tar .. la knopubwn. w got wind of Ibo """1 but Deean toword Africa. Junior and Senior high otudent. Qubtey md Sarah Adami and � O OWS ' Woyeamlller la a mtcltanlc by The ,_ of the blue tick coon held publbllioa of Uaok,· ""'1Ulland of fo11118r Por• They were Lucrella Genhelmer, brother, Hobart. what ...... . A Melgl oounty W011W1 ,ru unhu been setOed m County have been • 19-ltom now l I � lffllY Capt. Honrlque Ga). Ml'I. G lenroy Ewinl and Mra. F'uneral IOl'llicu will ht! held trade. vao and I heavily armed band Lena Hu�r. Frldq at I p. m. from lhe A Iola! ol oiI por1111t1 h a v • Injured In a two-Qr ocoldenl Inwhen presidential preu � es8 led guilty lo of bla rebel lollowon, the ll0,11116__ _,�_....:..__ � Gllmore Tbomplon Funeral Homo ot Dun- - filed for councll in Pomeroy -lgaled by Ibo - bigbway in -� il the dog the <barge ol la..:.,y patrol Wednelday. ';: � ;� of ' � Fallo. ·� - � -· ee r II - place •• 1:9$ p.m. on P<oples ge lo J Enunell ud n �rt�.!� bo ""'" � and the 081i<!Dal lntereata. pre,enled I b e I r petltimt1 lut Rt. 7 juJ\ and a fine ,100 and «>Sta was the s J I v • r ... At KERA Bouse .... . poa -,...-JcaR ...km. Instruction Open edneada Alt the big airliner wu .W ordered b lhe ...... lerk Edna Scboenleh ...i the Janu C of ing meet ary brld One car driven by BentThe Geardutroyero. Two U.S the take off, it got I Oat tire. '11111 lo "";!., � bJs at died 71, CUrtls l"redericl:, UI(hl g had A Treuurer Elm■ Ruaoell hjlve al· Ice � 65 Valley Englneen' T0 PubliC TOni 81 bit lhe Vogelpaong, wore Mid Ohio delay • yuterBot'Long Jn ed lhe takeoff .,. a-....., residence ' ,...._ • • A •landard firll of claaa for IO fllcd for another term aft.er be last week llll by dilpaldftil from tlte Ivory Coall Council baa been ananged for five boun. illnuo. long a alter day :; Ho · _ Fire the � _ n ___ y Yiddleport � the membe port of Abidjan; where they had Monda , January 30, al McKo.. and Obnslead fle,r to Funeral IOl'Yieo wW be held the t I Emergeney,llao<ue 1o NIMII.E "MIRIEIIMAN 1 in. at 2 p. II!. Saturday from the Ew• Ileen on 1 800d will vi.oil, lo inter- KERA llouao at the Kaiser Em- Departmen udge PeoplN Amsterdam changed so quic1:1y f · y is 1 lea Unit will bogin IDaighl al die fire. l'renlt Ferrell 1 J ployee Recreation Area. boa!Jwaln'o lo privale �ay. damage Ing Chapel with burial in Cbeller h cept the Santa Mirta � i:.: ir F�rco Con8'A,llsl:lon tbal an ID A rmdi ..; 1bove to,m haU. male -"' cla,;, USN, 800 of 1 1 G YThe U.S ahlpl � under or• llobert Button, Worb Comp, men' ...time ta ialk to ban, ry. did y oot Ibe Rnford � I 7 :30 Mr. ond Mra. J. C. FerreU of w fn other lo Boll, :..... wen, Cemete �n lo ktop the llner In 11gbl !roller al the Ra� Klloer ' The claaea W begin I hy I! lv Mr. ed es ecl lephone 111d Fredericl: w la ourv cbolson ined .,.i their iv by te board $10 l aa IOl'YlnC w Ni and ore Opell lo Ibo publlo, it WU $yrlOlll8 la lhe • P t, Brown WU •it hl.o wile, Batlle, and .... .... ..;... but not le try ta board It by lan will cliacua 'The. l:concJm. lhen flew lo Prell'lricl; ,�,.. recenlly B � auJdtd ... Sh by le Part of I!:nglneering." Dinner 1lllllOWICed today - • lor failure 1G olgnal • tum. NOI1ll1lll l"rederlcl:. Other ourviv• '-· . · ______ will be oerved at 7 p. m. ler, fir11 old cl.Ill and -...ior. onllolad for oiI yearo. The patrol repar\l that Bmlrd on Include two grandoooo, • broNlckolllm, II, Alhenl, wu fined lber, George Frederick. Cbesler · BATING LIGIITII Mayor CounclJ Get N Sh at the �port Im- Fffl!l ewl . OW i l[hll L dkinaoo is innie A IO and _.. in Melp coonty three s lera, M I be Clwmed Smash Hit ColDDUlliOD Start_ed va. . Mn. Neille provllecl skating rmk will COllli fer lmpw.,er 1egiabalt.n, Jlunllngtoo. • • , A vlll■p plmming commllllon a for By MEIIRIMAN IIMITII ak ten, lonlght un• and llidwd Reuter, 51, Middle- Shumway al Florida and Mn. turned '"' ... hem organized In Pomeroy it k, c o WU UP ' loc 1 amnounced 0 nine I WI.He a- 11qoner WASHJNGTON (IJPl )-H,r, .,,.• lhil doollloo of !he Soviet Union Thia eoanlry la ....,.n,ecl olJout port wu fined $6 and 00111 in Myrle Stewart of Nelaonville a y area and --· � o atero CUPI J-'lbe tna . ASHINGTON re the W lod r Slr M g 11.mlctpal COllli for a FrleDdl may all at the alti Fune ome anythne prior ta invited lo enjoy the new fac Uity ditionalista of journalism from • Mayor Cbarlll Lop,, - ol bl&hllgllll of Prealdenl Kenl edy'1 11111 ""'1liden lb■& lbla ldioll re- any Latin American revolutionary G pollo ral H moveo • - tlJllaele lo Im- -t whfcl. lllwlvea IDl1i- yellow line •k>iallon• the ftn, momben, 181d today first ne\VI conference: which lo lhe only one of iis kind era when reporters cl.-.d t· oervlea. Jbreafenl he ''Wblcll ltUpjtOl't IIIJ reSovlet.-an of provemenl 1bot Council boo -lnlad Frank, DIIAUIAMENT in Meip Villagn. around a Pmident'I Wbfte ......tly md pu.. of the Well• Un - to - cm Ibo eon,. Tbe Unlled Stalel la .,. King I latlona." ----desk an� excbang,,d aparlding ,.. om �re. " VI IILIGBTI ...-, Ollllr•....i.m l8leetod poalpoltoment In the reo ,nption M E partee can quit yemung. Liva FIRE PER8111NG JSSD, ns O terer WASIIINGTON CIIPIJ - Presl· Uphols pe Ml;Jar Lepr lncludo E. F. of the Geneva nuclear " · ban "I have ordered that they oot BOOB alllJII COMMffl'EI!: UPll - television 1uu become the new L I CAPE CANAVl!RA dent Kennedy penonally will In New Location �r lleed, Jr. and lllb 1G JIV• lhla nore bo relUlllld." . lid fuel arm of presidential COllllllUDJca. The llol!ll ohollld delennbte ilo the two roleued RB-47 The Racine Uphollle inti Sbo The Anny lired Ila so � A R lllllo lo prepare a clear mert, llf90I Hooae � be iu CIVIL RJGBTI ruin. than 150 Ion with the public. more P Perobing missile t own piere on lhelr orrival here from 'l'lte Commlllion will aloo be can position.·• a .... .;.. "I am Ulremely inlerellal bt .be, ge President Kennedy'• first TV ran Atlanlic the do.,. Ibo White llouR � 1lualla. b other v� the � the CONGO making 11,re that _.,.,. American of test in a • news show which also featur.ill esda{ nlghl Wedn P •id loday. M Ruth Snodgrua � � � ll'JUPI wwk In America bu clecided "to lu- . 11 ctvea the right la cut bJs vote system. e 418 reporters and photognapher• guidanc 1y oper- new _..,;....., 1'1o IChodulod arrival of the �- Snodgrua • Council on erauo mNtantlally" ill ·IG wltboul pre)ldlce. le bla rlgbll .. was a soHd hil from his point � ----LA08 lwo olnnen, orliln■fly ao1: for thla ated the upholllery ■hop in Ra� � l!ben. 'lltla In the Congo. re a c Wednesday night. And be 1!1view llove Wlllno United Slllee la an1lous 1G on-, wu put baclt until cine but bu bad a ,.,.. building COMBAT HEART DISEASE iwiii;;;;;. iNiiiui,Wrliiu. FLll!RI oilii will punuo tbe problem of pro, The • IDIOI W to use the tod.nJque to 1111 e tends Amer· oil, Fri- ffllCiad at tile ,ear of her homo NEW YOH¥ IUPIJ-Th A...,._ - l!ttber Com- a..i■ 1w releaaed Capls· vidJng tltat prolec!lon With all aee poaC9 restored In LP. The - - afllr JKIID, ced tffectiveness jest • ■-annooo utmost A"""ialion Heart West abouid ...,,. ...., whether day beca.11■ of I fore<all of neor the Racine •iUaJe llmill. lean lllack, Kanetp1 Sandra Dupo, Freoman B. ('lm1114!1d and Jolm •�-• million e m o c r o l l c Prelidellt, D 124.117 other nt spe II Wedneoday -•" · · .o1 llfflll)I Brilaln'a pro, beaoy -•· 1'le threatened storm 'l'lte new obop will be equipped lo CVRA .......,; a,& SiilllllPo. Rel&: K: ':'l:i!QIIIII, - 111tct""ilfrll!I" l!ldtl( " ·•· lo year D. Roooovell, o,npkqld liscal Franklin 195!Ml0 the durinl . ■l ..lid IDlerfen ,rltb landlJtC con- band1e - jobs in upbolllery. '811, Soviet fiahlln llhot clown . their The United - la D(.'t ...,. poaal la re 1111.Nlah '•lemaUon tha "firelide cl.al" 1G a radio udlng d...._...i heart combal te _,. the Air Fon!e Nn, Dilcl.oqel - &lmor WiekbND ""IIIIIIJ� 1 1llkl July I, 191111. ·Tho United liderlng at thla time � lltnlff<I Onmwlon "' try 1G flld dillom at Andrewl _ 1111 1 � pb. : Ill - "T .. • ,u.. '" ' ' 1� � � -If Salt 77c $3.95 Oblo, Thunday, Jan. 26, 1961 pup1•1S ASkC d TO et pace ClNnUp .... of ..... complete Hnt of pllllle dNpol - llnod and unlined - 1110 niflled plutico and <Gttli• NII la tbil -· All colon. $72.00 PASTEL COLORS Salt $4.95 In hobnail bottle ..I cQ be reused. Perfumed bubblbath. lline in 1h11 FWI>· $ 1.00 PLASTIC DUPES a.cuners have reinforced pLaall• orma and bNd rat with nylon INt and back. 11\1.11 foam rubber In seat. Swivel roel<era IN 1U nylon or <GDl))Olitlon pla•� 1nd ny­ lon with full foam revenlble &Mt. $19.00 - SALi PIUCI FOIi THIS SALi HAND CARVED NYLON RUGS A boautlfu! 1lrlped chenlllo bod111reod In I pleHlftC tGne on t.one arrantement. Lua:uri0\11 butuou frlnee. Preshrunk _ W1shlblo - Le• Uni. No iron. full Ind twin 111.... Coloro­ bolce, Uloc, pink. top11. 111Jce, turquol,e, BUBBLE BATH Salt $1.00 BERIWNE DU All TV RECLINERS and SWIVEL ROCKERS Pomeroy-Middleport, 237 lie PER COPY °· Tned Ruto - Mid nollwit - M ... end, - w11hable. AU colora. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Sale $1.00 ''RIVIERA" BED SPREAD Wrl•l•y ' l.ari• 26 • 44 she Ju1t Arrived In Time For EOM S■lel 36'' width in white, lieht tan and 1reen. Salt 89c Rogul1r $ 1 .50 CANNON SHED BLANms 1ALE $ 1 00.00 $ 1 .29-1 8"x30" . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . SALi $ 1 ,00 1 1 ,95-24"x36" . . . . . • . . • . . . . . • SALE $ 1 .49 $2.95-27"x48" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • SALE $2.29 REG. $5.95-3'.S' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $4.39 REG. $7.9S--4'x6' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $6.49 73c a yard . Of The Month S■lel · TWE E D R U GS $188.50 U,ht and Dark Brown Cover. Danl,h Modem Styl•. Low loop ■ll t-olton rues. Good colora. DRAPERY M AT E R IA l \.. End SALE $100.00 •11o. 86 n·Jed At ,r I Lon Bottom Salt $1.66 $179.911 Brown, Beige and Blaok '!'weed Colonlal Style IVY TWIST R UGS REG. REG. REG. l bO• dU8tlnl powder an& Tweed Colo1n• in rift pad<. 1 ..11 to 1elL \ .. ... loalpl Dnoeed f'o The lnt.erat. 01 The /tldp,Ma,on Aret1 I I sns \ Salel . SIMMONS SOFA BEDS $4.29 Floral decorations and 1old band trim. POWDER and Salt $3,00 .oo Cool bakelite handle. Fast heating copper bottom. Eaoy to tlean stalnleu aleel. Easy to fill and pour. Can't burn throuah. CHINA CUPS and SAUQRS llegul1r $4.00 TWNd Salt $2.00 ... _, �- Uldo .... • • : ame. 9lp tllll!IJ » m $4.95 CHENILLE BED SPREADS ,. Lintlen - ln-Belce ud Gold, 0_ _ _ Aho for preparing baby food and warming left overs. $ 1 .00 50c $419.00 Mahogany Drop LHI T1blo, 3 Side Chain, 1 Arm Choir, Bullo! ond Vortu C•-llllf _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sale $200.00 (Only 17 �reads in TbiJ Group) $149.00 Solid Moplo Bufltt ond Glou Enclottd Hutch Solo $100.00 $109.00 Limed O.k Chino, S lldln1 Doors _ _ Salo $75.00 $451.00 Solid Chorry Drop Lfff Table, 2 Caploino Chair•, 3. , ______________ _ Skit Ch.In, EnclotN Top China _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sat• tu0,00 1 $339.00 Butternut Drop Looi Table, 4 Side Cholro, Chine Regular $1 .B9 Solo $275.00 1119.00 Solid Mople Drop Leef Tobi• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Solo $14.00 9179.00 Wolnul China - · - - - - - - - -- - - - - · - - - - - - Solo $125.00 $129.00 WIiiett Solid Maple lmn1ion Tobie _ _ Solo $50.00 Good ...,Jght · while 111 cotton blanket - 70 s 1111" Iii■ $340.00 HoywGOd Wokefi•id Hond O.Coroted Opon Hutch On 1llt<hed end,. luffel (Quaker 1r- ond "'Id) _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ Sole $240.00 $297.00 Thomas•illa Rural En1ll•h lulfet and Dock . hi• 1l99 ALUMINUM EGG POACHERS $6.50-21/i QUART 1 2 TO SILL SMALL LOT DINING ROOM FURNITURE $ 1 •59 -------------------1 48 INCH PRINTED PATl'ERNS IALI $1 49 11.00 $2.00 M,00 $3.00 $2 00 94 00 �00 on $1 .19 1 All IIIM from tho llltle pr•«houl 01• boy to Hiah S.hool boy1. Wools, lfflthlflr■, cotton1, twHII. AU are lined have pull down ear flaps, Warm and 1ervkeable. --=== $4.95 to $7.95 End Of The Month Sale Mens and Boys Wear Golden 8111:, Triple Dr■1Hr, Bookc■M led, Chett an Ched ____ S•I• $240.00 Walnut, Double Dresur, Bookcue Bed and ChHt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S.le $149.00 Butternut, Double Dreuer, Bookcase Beel and Chut _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sale $215.00 Spun Silver Mahogany, l'riple Drener, 8ookceN Bed and ChNt Sate $200.00 Walnut, Triple DreHer, BookuM Bed and Chelt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · _ _ Sale $1 10.00 Solid Cherry, Willett, Double DruMr, Poster Bad, Chest •nd Nitht Teltle Sole $475.DO $395.00 klid Mapl•, Double DrHHr, Po■t■r Bed and Ch"t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $ale $325.00 ,$297.00 Cultured Wood, Double Dre1ur, BooJccaH Bed end Chell _ _ _ _ Sale $240.no $249.00 W•lnut, Plastic Topi, Double Dr1>11er, BoalccaN Beel and Cht1t S.le $200.00 $249.00 Limed Oak, Pla1tic Tops, Doubte Dn,11er, BookcaN Bed and Chest Sale $200.00 $149.00 S11 Mitt M•hogany, Single Dresser, P•n1I '" and Chest _ _ _ _ Salt $1 10.00 $189.00 S11 Ml1t Mahogany, Double Dre11er, 8oolccaN 8ecl and Chest, Sale $149.00 $229.00 s.. Mlat M1hog•ny, Triple DretHr, Bookcaae Bed, Cheat on ChHt Sole $10.00 $369.00 Sienna Warhut, T ripi• DresMr, Bookcase led, Chest ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ Stle $269..00 $489.00 Walnut, Double Dres1■r, Bookc11e Bed, Valet Chest _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Sale $300.00 $1 19.00 Birch & White, Tripi• Dre11er, Boolcc11e led and Chest Sale •125.00 $2'9.00 Solld Maple, Double DrffHr, Poster ltd and Cheat Sale $200.00 $449.00 Willett Solid Cherry, Triple DrH1er, Poster Beel, Chest on Chest, Hite Table Sole 1375.00 "4,9.00 Mahogany, Double Dre11er, Bookc.M Bed, Chest on Chest _ _ _ _ Sele $299.00 $249.00 Tengler M•ho11ny, Double Dresser, BoolccaH Bed, ChHt on Chelt Sele $200.00 $249.00 Limed Oak, Triple DrH1or, Book,... lad, ChHI on ChHI _ _ _ _ Sole 1200,00 $249.DO Sttrmlst Mi1hogany, Triple Dn,11er, BookcaM Beet Chest Chest Sele $200.00 $269.00 Spun Sliver Mahogany, Triple DresMr, Bookcase Bed, Che1t on Ch■1t Sole $215,00 $379.00 Sollct Meple, Doubl• Dr■1ur, Poster Beel, Chest Sal• $299 DO $289.00 Solid Cherry, O.uble Dre,Hr, Poster Bid, ChHt :::::::::::::: Sele $225:00 $229.00 Limed Ook, Double DrfllOr, BookcalO Bocl, Chest on ChMt _ _ _ _ Sele $10.00 $297.00 $189.00 $329.00 $249.00 $149.00 $595.00 ARVIN CADET COSTUME JEWELRY IUBILE BATH M.ade By These Nationally Known Manufacturers. Kroehler, Willett, Thomasvilie and BaiMetL f"u'i'i � -, Total Of 3-5 Inches Predicted From Current Attack Of Winter Tult-0-Fun END OF MONTH SALE! BED ROOM SUITES 69c KIRBURY MORPUL Regulor $ 1 .00 COLOGNE • Dry Snow, Frigid Air, .Moves Over N ation & M eigs $1 .25 · BOYS TIE and SOCK SOS NO. VOL XII In plutlo diJponMr bottle. T bottl.. 1G Nil SOFA_________ .. ------------------------------------------------------- SPRAY COLOGNE Kroehler $349.00 Green 3 Pt. CUR\IE SECTIONAL - - - - - - - · - - - SALi 1212.00 Kr..hlor $339.00 llelw• 2 Pc. CUIVI SICTIONAL SALi $2n.DO Kroehler $295.00 Ton 3 Pc. CURVE SICTIONAL _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALi $I n.GO Kroehler $349.00 Tan 3 Pc. CURVE SECTIONAL _ _ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALi $249.00 K"\"hlor $369.00 llel .. 3 Pc. CUIIVE SECTIONAL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SALi $20.00 Kroehler $269.00 llel1e and Brown COLONIAL SOFA · - - - - - - - - - - - - - SALi $17S.OO Voionllno S..•or $259.00 loi.. Nylon MATCLASSI SOFA SALE $207 00 Volont!no Seever $249.00 R... MATELASSE SOFA - · - - - - :�������� SALE $199:eo Volontono S..vw s:149.00 Brown MATELASSE SOFA SALE $199.00 Volentine S.•••r $249.00 Brown Nylon MATELASSE SALE $199 00 Kroehler $249.00 Grffn MATELASSE SOFA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :::::::: SALE $125:00 K roehler $359.00 Ton Nylon DAVENPORT and CHAIR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE S259.ot Kroehler $369.00 Gold Nylon FriHo DAVENPORT and CHAIR _ _ _ _ _ _ SALi $299.00 Kroehler $369.00 TurquoiH Nylon Frieze DAVENPORT and CHAllt _ _ SALE $299.00 Kroehler $297.00 Beige Nylon Frine DAVENPQRT end CHAIR _ _ _ _ _ SALi $200.00 Kroehler $369.00 Br�wn Nylon Frine DAVENPORT and CHAIR _ _ _ _ SALi $299.0I Kroehler $349.00 le119 Nylon Frieze DAVENPORT •nd CHAIR _ _ _ ___ SALi $212.00 Krot:hler $249.00 Rose Nrlon FrieH DAVENPORT and CHAIR - -- - SALE $199 00 Kroehler $369.00 Grey Nylon FrloM DAVENPORT and CHAIR - - - - - SALE $2'9.00 Kroehler $269.00 Gold Nylon Frlno DAVENPORT and CHAIR - SALi $199 00 Kroehler $249.00 GrNn. Nylon Frieze DAVENPORT and CHAIR - - - - - -- SALE $19900 Kroehler $349.00 RolO Nylon FrlOD DAVENPORT ond CHAIR ---- ------ SALE 12,1{00 Kroehler $349.00 Brown Nylon FrloH DAVENPORT ond CHAIR SALE $212 00 Kroehltr $249.00 Bolio Nylon Frlo10 DAVENPORT and CHAIR ::�::: SALE $199:oo Kroehler $249.00 Grey Nylon Frlon DAVENPORT ond CHAIR _ _ _ _ _ _ SALE $199.00 KnMhler $249.00 Tvrquo1H Nylon Frieze DAVENPORT and CHAIR _ _ SALE $199.00 KrNhler $329.00 Beige Nylon Frieze DAVINPORT and CHAIR - - - - SALE $26' 00 Kroehler $229.00 Black Nylon Frlo,o OAVENPCIRT ond CHAIR - SALE $150 oo Kroehler $297.00 Brown SLEEP or LOUNGE, Foam Rubber Cushi��; - SALi $225.00 .--....,... .. _,__ ... M Dot, II, •• 1h11 .., ., l � o frlendthlp O.rden Modern end traditional styles. A ll CO\'ered with performance tested fabrics. Many colors from which to choose. . .... ....... ..... .. .. - ...... - .... .... • ,t ' I i .,' S4)C Oh\ o <. t I '"' i\ r �1 . 1 : t� i f_ 1 : : :h S i t NOW YOU KNOW I U, • lhl "'"" Yorl1 l t e c k hgulor $UO 2 and 3 pie<:e Section.ab - Sof• - 2 Piece Suites Rog. $ 1 .00 100% all wool plaid proirpector jackets - 2 pockets bl.ue, red and a:reen plaid. Sizes 10 to 18. Kroehler and Valentin• S.av• LIVING ROOM SUITES Si1" 29 to 42 Weist MH11.11r• e Polisht'd cotton in olivr 1reen and black in Ivy Leaeue style. e Rayon and acetate plaid pattern in Continental J1tyle. • W;sh and wear cotton che<"ked pattern - Dak model with frontier pockets. 79 PAIRS IN THIS GROUP 3, Sale ! Womens Slacks 2 pair for $5.00 • Sale! Young Mens $4.95 \ ( !.., r..:U.,, �w r,. lt�1:U/ . - .If;, ,1'"' ,. ':f miles nilod tfl5 � '"!'\�• "' '� " ! �I I r '• 2-DatlJ Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Jan-'-26, 1961 1 Daily Sentinel Old Axiom Proved Again traveling 1001 or daughters, may save both parents and children money. Wrapped up succinctly , this advice is, "Buy at Yome ." There liCe admirable •upporting arguments lor this ancient and admittedly selfish (but wis•) axiom. Only last year this happened: A youna Melaa senior worked his way into a 1hoppiaC district of New York City, not well-heeled, but adequately supplle~ to acquire a few of what looked like eerlotn hargalns. In thiJ case, a tranailtur radio caught his eye In one s tore. It played perfectly '" he turned It on at the store <Qunter. Actually, It waa In Iine working order at the counter. Money changed hands, our city shoprer walked out to the sidewalk with the radio playing . But then it•stopped dead. No amount of jlggeri"l: with it helped, as long as he was outside the store. However, it pla yed again when taken back Into the store. No amount of pleading with the store operator changed the buyer's fate . A limllar requeat of a sidewalk New York cop only brought the rejoinder, " You 've had It, there'• nothing we can do ." As we hiVe the story, the youth had been· fleeced of about $25. A special device obviously bad been i111talled near the store counter to make it work. Parents and tbelr traveling seniors 1hould remember that millions of high school pupils from states east of the MiJslssippi land In New York tnd other large cities each spring. Certain business elements of these eltlea live off them. It Ia not In the nature of private enterprise conducted In the fiy-by-nlght manner to give value for money received . The lesson Ia to buy at home where one may depend upon storeowner friends and neighbors to give standard values for advertised prices. tb. WOOiell of bekl on J anuary 31st, in the Bend t h e Lutheran Church. Games Area. The Mar ch th11 year ia were played with Mn. Day i d apiD being •ponsored by the Roush , Mrs. WUiiam 3USBell, Ml'l' Amortcan 1..e11on AuxilJary . with Melvtn Knapp, and Mn. Jan... members taking part. Your porcb Layne winning the pt.es. lights should be on by 5:30 p.m The guest list included M r a. Mrs. Everett Roush is serving as J a mes Layne, Mrs. Paul Rou&h, general chainnan of the Ma rch Mrs. Edwin Ro\18h , Mrs. H L. of Dimeo lor the Bend Area. Dyor. Mn. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. 01. t.aquratiea ~eremoalet to Grimm, Mn. Donald Bumgard- Danny Roush, son of Mr. and ner. Mrs. J. V. McGre\\0, Mrs. Let Mrs Fred Roush anJ Larry Luck- ter Ohlinger, Mrs. Robert JobDeydoo, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Alva lf.on, Mrs· David Rouab. M r 1. Lockeydoo, wen choJen froDr Roland Korr, IIIII Dobbte, !ln. Uteir UDit o( the Point Pleasant Robert Layne, Mrs. Nelson Roush Detachmeut o( the N a t I o n a I Mrs. Robert Dale Roush. M r s. Thomu Grinotaad, Mrs. Carroll port. Adams, Jr., Mrs. J o h n McGI't!W Mr. and Mn:. George Johnson Mrs . Melvin Knapp, Mn. Lodemand IODI, Georgo Jr. and Berry, Ia VanMetre, Mn. William Po.. apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ·en, Jr., Mrs. Jack Hesson, Mrs. sm Stobart, Racine. Larry Kinl. Mro Fred llou.lh, Ferris JustiJ and Charles Zlm- Mrs. William Powell, Mrs. Pbllip merman attended cbUr<h at New Wolpert, Miss Lelah Jane Powell, Haven Sunday evening. Mn· Pearl Elliott. M:n. Willillm QuOting at the home of Olevla McFarlsnd, Miss Dorio EUiott, 'Young Wednesday .,.,.. Mrs. J. Mrt. B R. Vance, Mila Sharoo W. Hanlon, Mable Jehn!On , Wll· Knapp, Mr;. Veimo Reaah, Mn. rna Blake, Mildred Brumley, Lawrence Panons, Mn. Marion Dores Eads, Pt. Pleasant, Etta Ohlinger, Mn. Clarence Tbpmu, YOUDg, West Columbia. and Mro. Herman Layno, Mn. Marry Maude Young , Mason. d th8 •.. Cinda Glaze of Middleport ~~ an nunoret, ., r 1 ' minerals - copper, Iron and phosphor· It I i ta t ous among em . 8 an mpor n source of vitamins, especially the Vitamin B group, Including B-1 which is ne· cessary for growth , appetite and protec· lion against certain diseases. Meal is th Tvlenty B"Ill years F0r rl'IHIe E' opent a night with M<'. Irene ec · KeDy, Charlene and Parkanna , JNtliOR WOMAN'S CL\11 l'tCIIItly The Junior Woi!WI'a Club bold Max;n;, Aldrich and girls of their January meeting on Jenuary ·~ Muon called on Irene Kojly and 11th at the Aielc-Qulllan M111110rial girl• Thursday eveamg. • Bulldlns with Mn. Euaane He• sornethl.n•o planned for .In the SUllie Duncan spont ....._ •••- at t "• • Th. r•• r•• nnlveroarleo which allies could not wiD 1 total vlc•"day oon, pre"'dent' preo~g ThiJ campalsn obviously Ia designed serve to daia one. That il, I or tory. ahead. Or, they wm be niJht with Charlene and Parkan· meeting. Tbe meeting oponod willl to serve the ecoQOmlc Interests of the prescribed by physicians, nutrition 1sts example, tho " E" oaviJlil bond. So. in December • de>peraw for 10111e nndoilpated na Kelly. the club coUoct and dovotonl led members of the JRal meat lnduatry and dietitians for both the overweight In May at 1961 it will be ,., yean Japano.. attack, okillfully ond Ullkno~ need In the unknown Mr. nnd Mrs. Elm.r Van Me- by Mrs. He"""· '!'be roll • all and the underweight; for the young and old. Tho first one was oold to d" bohcaUy prepared. IIIII e~~ luturt which, lor all of WI. ncb or ter, Randy Lee and Jan. visited wu aa•wored with New y 01 r the old; for the convalescent and the ex- Franklin D. Roosevelt on May I, ed, brought us P""'JPttalely into poor, Is revealed one doy at • lolr. and Mrs. Harley Powell, Nl· r~oolutiona. A ncord player wu the producera, packen, proceasora and diatrlbuton. But Ita significance goes pectant mother; and Is given to patients t94t, and Mr. Roosevelt explain- the war with moot of our Pacific limo, IN <luring the week end. porchaoed by the oltlb Lnd ~ent to fll"her . For meat, as the nutrltionlsta suffering from a long list of diseases _ ed in his alway• understandable oea power outllt or burnlnlf In Somt m billion dollm In Dr. Ray Dean Heaton of Porn- WeotOD stau. Reopltal. '!'hay vat~ ua, Is essential to the physical and anemia , arthritis, rheumatism , high oemantica thai they were sav- Pearl Harbor. Bond• have alroady been eJ'O!' called on Mro. Katie Bass ed to apoasor a dance at the c. • tal heai!h of the vast majority of lnp booth which permitted every The "E" Bonds became in all th.,. thmgr - ed- Thuroday. teen for tho March of Dlmllblood pressure, tuberculosis and SO on. American to help hiJ country pre· more Important· Every homes, . retln!ment, and Mr. and Mn. Granville Ha· Mra. Nell Haymakor pr....l<d 1' To frost the cake, practically every- pare alfainst po81lble awesalon· could help hlo country win a war. on. Yet a ,....rd J16S billion IIIII lion vliil<d u ..le and Ivy Sleeth a vory inuoreouna prolfl'&m 01 ;::·It II 1 rl~h and dependable source of one likes meat and regards it as the cen· The smallest bond was $25 at rna- Sales were a billion dollars In the pe,....lon of thrU- SUnday afternoon. Communism, followed wltb an opo Complete proteins - the proteins that trot element in a good meaL So we can tority. It could be purchased lor the eight months alter May 1141, Americans. It sleltlmaled that Frank Harris and Ann wero en dlaCUIIIon on the aubjoot. Mrl. b.ulld and repair muscles, cells and tisserve the end of beUer health and enjoy 118.75. There were 1M and $100 when we wore helplnl to pay for IIOJ.d oales will PB" tho 11011 Sunday dlnnor guests of Mr. and Jack Flesher and Mrs. o. J. . bonds. After that they climbed. posaiblo aggression. In the llrsl dollar total by the middle Mrs. John Harrison. tic mowed a liln> 011 ~tnlp llf. 11\1••· It II 1 source of many esse_nttal ___ doing ~- _ There wero bondo at $200, 1500. war year, Americ11111 bousht al· of tbil year. They romain the boot Mra. Dana Lewio vlaRed..Mr. fairs. .1; . ltootl and $10.000. lll<lsl als billion dollars worth. By for the averaga walf•eam· aM Mr4 Charles Cortwrlght at Games were plaJ...S fill relrelho '~1~~x Bot by and large, It was t h. IA41tbe buyers of •malt bonds put American to ..... They Pl1 Mason Sunday aftenoon. ho ments wore aorved by the hoJIIM. ... •y I 1 first three which the avera&e mort than 12 billioa dollan lato 3--t per cent interest when beld Pearl N~lson rel\u'lled me Mn. Alfred Sprouae... · <UPil - Former during Decem er when most are 1 Gorman supported collegiate American took to hit fn1gal heart. them. . to maturity, .<The "H" Bond, recently f~ the Veter&ru!l HosCANTEEN ~ State University lru.stee keyed .p over New Year'• Day alhletica. " It would soom that In· Justas Mr. Roosevelt had said, Financial expert. thought that which pay• intere~t by c:heck each pita), Huntington, "'ere he ;:• 8 The New Haven Canteea, IPODGomwl Monday augelt· bowl earn••· leroolleglale athletics emphaai28& It was posslbk for every cltlten when 'war .mded demand for the mont.lls, it also a pi lNy, patient for the put ~w: mon ~ 10red by Tht Junior Woman't · J!OI~MaiOD "world lll'iao" leadership amon1 those who par- to buy savings bond• and help bondo allo would otop. Bul Amlrtho "E" hokfl k unUI you ChMrak. Freemls ·-~"M oDnson, __ 1 Club will ~~~ a •~·. on 8 1•• '!'be nd doe •I had learned th · UC le V ],... rs. ana ~w ' • - · ·' .._.. • II -, .. I nd Southwfit llcipak- a I acetlntuate <V7" hlm~elf and his country. There cant IOille ~ ltl , d M~ M d TiwrJday eveninJ, January 26th . team •• a roplaco· alty amoag both the otudeat body waa not then much thought !hay "E" Bond waa !~• eo&Ht way to Anyhow, this 11 the .lOth annl· anM ~ ~ a;~ M son and with the proceeds 1a go ta T h , OW Role Bowl. and alunud." he said. ''These .are would help pay for a war. thrift every devlHd. Busineu and veraary year of what 11 atUl a Mn:~Fn.~ j:hn~ ~· New Ma.rdl . -~- D.... "Th ~ '. ~:=~Cincinnati •ttornoy ·bolll quo!~ tllat are to be higll- Tbat ..... the laat year of ..... banking had coopetal<d. Tlto plan - you oave lor your- ing Holzer HOI]lltil on Thursday Jay•" wUI IPin the ...... f4r !! 1_, the OSU bolird ' ly regarded. ce..,., ULtU Docombor 7, 11141, roll aavmp plan w~ aalf and also blip your eo1111lry. lor ourgory Friday moning. tho alfalr. truateu laat week, said he In a farewell report to the uni- 8 number of persom insisted the Those who joined this seJUJlble Where elae can one find a du1 - ··-· ·- ·-·-· ·----·- .: ::!::__ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ~~ IUCh _. arfU4tmenl beBy Mrt. Vera•l J•holoa veraity, Gorman, a fonner chair· most powerful nation in lhe world program aereed upon an lmouDl Ub tbltf A ~New Year resIn the lwo confer· Mro. Paul Stewart vlalled .... man of tho bonn! of truttlll, could remain out of tbe •• •. t to he dedueted Ncb w.U ... . . 'ui'lo join np. play each olher during 8 cently with her sister Mn. Wll- commented on a number of p1·~b· world &:unflkt between two ballc month. Within no Ume at aU they end are eom]>lrable In tlam Powell of llew Haven. 1om1 !acini higher education In ideololflel. There were othen had a bood. And the7 had DIVIt Mro. Donald Lowil and Vora Ohio, Including junior college•. who knew that no matter bow mlased the monay. They did 'V • · ·· hia ·plan, the I•Mt Lewis of Vienna vi»iteed Mra. He auue1t.ed Ohio State Unl· much auch 1 aaUon aou&ht to,.. h•ve to make a weekly declliclnl bl tho flrot WNk Julls Van Metre. vorsty bo made tho centor of n~aln neutral, It could not. Ill to put 101111 of the cull on alternating ytarly Mr. and M~. Dale Preddy and prole01lonal work In tho ataro vary size and power mado It noc· awar. Tbero always Ia a lot · ·· and ' httato DIMbbleChof 1 Po~~ ... · andd Mr · andf with the other college• ooncon- ouary for It to be enga1od. So competition f4r ......, In hand. • . rt. Pleatenl area ~ \Yel'tl an aon -··"' -.1.11e Good WID "' ~--101 1111 plan wau1d elbnlJI. Point Sunday trat .. ., on improvin& undergrt.~ d· lonll a• the maior force wu UD· But ,,_ w..-. wu .. ...- In ..... rnet at lacull objoction to 1 st 1 M d M Ben 0 uato otud). committed tho Gennan-Japanelt banda oeltvered on ochodulo the Henry homo on Monday eve. the lr~lnlng ...,.. ~j ~..:. o r. an ro. . He aloo ougguted that exiJt!nl hnd been paid for with to qullt. , _ preunt were · ~ual footbaU HUOn. d t te 1 It br Itp 1 ed Cold Did novar _, or mfaaocl. Barker, Clara WllUanu. Phil Goodnlte of Point Plea11ant an new 1 8 un Yin 'I anc ro ong so, the averqe AalicaD Laurene Lewis, Lucille llll'rlioD, : f. 11111-J Mothers' March on Polio for shower a t the home of Mrs. Har· the new Mtr<h ol Dimeo will be ry Layne, gtvon by Better Health- More Enjoyment Worklnl In cooperation with retailers, the American Meat Institute haa been conductlne a campal£n to tlmulate the conaumptlon and ule of meat. Its nutritional value Ia stresoed . --- New Haven News, Events COMMINTATINO, EDITORIALLY In the "It Won't Be Long No w Un til ... " Deparlment it ;. time to think t bout the annual trip! to me tropolitan eastern cities made by moat of our Meigo County hllh o<bool seniors. A word of caution to par ents now , extend· ed we hope by them t o their ooon-to-be Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 ., Jan. 28, Guard to pall In lho ..... W'aUon Ceremonies for the Gover. nor of Wn t Virltnla In Charioo1011 on Monday of laot week. 8T01Ut IIIOWJ;II. Mrt.. Jack Welch W81 honored MOTIU'RS' MARCH ON. POLIO on Friday evening yritb a .atork "SU Trustee SuP."'ests 'Wor'd Ser•'es' 1 1'est Columbi"a · :re News. Events I CJif-n ·Jtems Of Inlerest u 'I' carniV• a} _. . ° '"" • ":llmuto added, though, that hlo vlolted hlo grandparonta. Mr. and ~~-•~ 811ven belthe chance to ohow Not Affed Wildlife contlnued to lakl the "E" ""fiOIOIII uw~ va ue ON any CQJIIJdorjJ!I'POI& ....... r - bt Y wou. td 110t M"· Geerge Joh nson. 'Xenia Many outdoorlllllll to biJ neart - and to hll ~ 1 1 ' lflven to community col- are concerned over the plight of box. i moan lho ond of the bowl gomH. Mra. Margaret Rooenberger of :on ; "Peopia will olwayo want N• w Louila, Ky., vlalted her partnto, 1"'· wlldl~o during the prolonaed opeD Tho "E" bond quito ~u,nu, !Yoar'o ,.,.., blcaUIO they want Mr. and Mrt. Clovo Jl'owler and Tho ,.... of lOtting up )Iaior of cold and mow thla winter, IIJI hu bocomo tho way to ni 1 k o ~to watch a couple of Roman hor brother, Dick Fowler. oollagea woold bl hleb. Gonnan Dale Whlt..ell, Wildlife Dlatrl<l dnllllll ....., trut for wbo ·,llldJ!tOn ..,t there," ho uld. Mr. and Mn. Bill Van Mutre oak!, and onliltmont of lacultiea a game management BUpervlaor. 11ay Jib tha ~ or nlfll]lr : Gorman ougpoted lhet probal> and family and Mr. and Mn. Bob 'l'lluld be I "IIJII\tlc tuk." DiJtrlct pe,....l have chock· ,....::.. plan- They will 10 ' tyt ho hoot anawor to the COil· Van Mall'l and family, all of Co- Gorman alooouueotod an effort od many wltdftle pepuiatlonl dur· clilldnol to collep. Tbay wUI .·lltot aow tallnlf In tho Bl& Tea !umbos, Ohio, visited their fnthor to Improve high ochool college 1ng this severe woather and be vtdo a dowa-paymoal or 1 , 1 iovor Reoo Bowl partlelpatloo J'rankie VanMatre and Mr. and preparatory lludlel, lncroued declares tbty reporilbal all ope- hall or full -~ '.., a -"!''ht lie In estobllaltlng NCAA Mro. Ted Stewart. faculty llalarioo. voluntary ochol· eies are octlvoly leedlnt and apo Tlto Ul bolp out' with ~ploy...Ha Involving faur or •ilht Mr. and Mra. Gerald Johnoon. araltlp and bu!ldin1 funds, and pear in good ohape. Mioml Coun· ....::. ~ wlH aaa1o1 111 <teams and olret<hinl over aev- Duane and Larry Lynn. of Ma· pooolblo oatablilhmont of a tech- ty Game Proloctor · Toti Callhlllr :«al laturdayl 11 tho and of the aon visited hia J>lrenta, Mr. and nlcal 01 ocletotlflc eollelfl wth ,. tolls o1 fox hunter reporta of Addll nal Land !.nlfll]lr ....,, Mrs. Homer Johnoon. duced omphaliJ on Englah and inll many oigno of pbeasanta dllfI 0 , _HI uld tbil would achieve the Mro. Raymond Llovlng loll Sat- mathematics. lflnl tbrouif]l d..p 1110., to lfel at Purchaee Ia Sought ,..I of nduclnlf ..,_.,. Cll utday at her home horo dislocot· _ ___. waota com In the Stillwater Rlv· COLtmiiiiS - Moro of \the atblttoo and otudolt bodleo lng an elbow. GMII DINNI!R or Vallay a1tore and wetlando a1aq Lab Mrs. Dallaa Walker of Maoon "The ~bile ollon that Erie lllll' como IDIIJ public entertained rocent!y with • tur- phlaoant• 11'1 In need of food '-' lhJp """ lo action tabn by key dinnor at her home hooorlng cauao ••-· art 1u 1a111 Oblo Wlldlffa Coundl at · II hor huoband, Dalla• Walker. and llocko,''";d.nd - D . '"i'bbo IIIOI!th!y moe1n11 here. Tlto . s.·de Glances saturday K.atbaleon~tehouae ~: ~ w~ .. L.:.::::.:~:.:.:.::::..:::=---------.0.~ .:_~ - - "' -"I ••~. thl1 Mo••v - · ha- ~-- 1 1..... rd. ' -wltb ~ Char,leal .... ._ •~• •• '"" _ , c ••,. wwl a lfff:ti.TS Whole Fresh Fryera, 2'1>!!-3 lb. avg. lb. 29c Old FaahlonM Bung Bologna 3 lb. $1.00 Chuck a..f· Roam _ _ _ _ lb. SSe Buckeye Sliced Bacon _ __ _ lb. 49c Roll Sauuge, Moundvlew _ 3 lba. $1.00 GROCERIES Clover Farm Instant CoffH, 10 oz. jar 1.09 Clover Farm Shorhlning 3 lb. 69c Clover Farm Oleomargarine __ S.lbs. 89c Cl- Farm Salad Dreaalng qt. 39c Clover Farm Toilet 'lnue _ 12 rolla $1.00 Red Cup CoffM -. 1 lb. SSe- 3 lb. $1.59 Clover Farm Flour _ __ 10 lb. bag 79c PRODVCE Maine Potatoa · · ·· · · · · 10 lb. bag 45c a... ·...... .... ·........ 2 Ills. 25c , . . _ .......... .. .. ...... tubt15c Haacllettuct .. · .. .. .. ...... · Head 19c ...,.I • I Boiling Beef- S"'"· MIDDLIPOilT s1 . .. Sliced Bologna - 3 s1·~ Pork Sausage ~ure 3 S1·00 lbt. on fo.lltw al the home of a - · Hart, Orabam Stallon. Mr. F. M. Lodtoll ealled Gil Mr. ~ Mra. Ned 111m')', Stmdajo. - Judy ArDold of Nn Bav· .. vlaltod Mr. and !ln. llyrGII Vm IIlier, Stmdajo. Maw,., .. $1.49 THE SHOE BOX -mg. ;~~~r~~:;.;:.:r~~~~,~~~~ ... fir.....,,... Slze1 4 to 2 ·Final Clearance Sltalla, Mrs. RIII'Ann, VOJ' il1 theBO 111111'1 read- tiona int bohtllll twoMarob dlvlaloo ~nlandMr.andanddaulthlm. on birdo IIIOW wet'ltban .., baro ground. _ ..... and Mello £ atty an<! Rarvietto. and Mib "Wintar leedlnl II pra<llcal 1111- cor -.b. '\liB Copltol Plu fa 'lllB McCarlh7 1!1 RaV<llllwood. 1y whln the birda an in 1ar1t OOIIIPilalfoa ol eap!lal MAIIllll' Ia UTIJRNI ROMP! central- and dolfltltaly Iii Died IIII!Dio to be llllllorlaktD ~RA • e1. food," laid WbtiHID. ''Whore dWIIIDn 1D tho lulure. - •- - T. J. Ryan of M_,, who ha . ~•• ·~·-•· do II the-·"""BIZ: WH&M boon 1 ])ltllnt at Roller lloapital prlveto ,_.,..... or ,...._ unit 11 ~=::I '1ME.IIt6 JMOI'I and et t1ta Muon Clinic lor feed wlldiUt In willlor, 1boy ttboold into 1bo plall. the ~., 5 ,. mr two monllut, wu rolumed oblorve 1bo loDowint (IN<IOI' eoukl otar1 a 4 iiC ldd In to hfl homo on !latutday. Ro Itt llolll: area. Tlto u. s. l'flh llldl : : : : llrwm1'1'11rmll"''l' repottod In lair ....tlllon. 'Mr. "Feedill' lbould be dono _ , · Ia fl1tonltod In II Rya lUff- a llrob 1n late pd MCape ....,. when wlldUft ., a wotorlowl ..,_ m tlto Nowtmbor. ean elude ito onamiel· el. 1bo ,ra~..-1 ~ u • f "Don1 set the tobiii<M' predat- d II pllao"' tlto fotlert1 FOR CUllAN IIOCI'OIItl ..-a by baiting wlldlffa out In the "'' matortallitt tlto dlvTALLARASSEE, Fla. IUPil- Jll'lll whore they will bo vnJnor. - a l a wllh the ~....""'! About 100 p!IJI!oianl who 11ot1 obla "' thew 111111111oo. ol a '*"'*til•ot nfllla Cllha ID eaoape tho .,Idol Colin "Prvvldt moderoto amounta ol ltullinl - . /1.; ' • Ill 1boel IOVemmanl 11111 Ibid Jol!o 1t1 IJ'IIn at a tlmt 10 ·there will bo an Ill tp& 'I 11 abJn;; 11att hoopitala and ill ,. opollap. Ear mill II ldAI t1to c I ,, l"'ortda. fold. . Tlto .... Mil'* Wlldlffa Thay now an tllldlratlltl 1 "Ooco you otarl to winter fold •. Ia well lo _ ....... ol tlto "cram" at the Ub1m111J ytot altraet a - - ol !Iota, and 1htt area Ill of Miami 1D , _ . . lor pra- wiidlfla wblch wlllbotaiW depm lte furlltar bJ tho In lblo COIIIllrJ. Go¥ Fortll BIT- . . .. yOur~. II you lllrt lfDn lor pallllc and ant lllpltod 'l'l1ttltlll' the 11a1t Wlna. ilaep II up u ~ 11 the f1ll. 'lbt Will '" hln ao 11 8UJiti noed bplwtll't duo ID a t:rlo lilrfe ohnlp . 1aot ol fiOII ...,.,. II -111 a Dtlilbwl ol .rat foal, llld llrlul loorrllllla II 1bo ttDo1o1- . , - .m.r at wiidlffa lila Itt . . (IOIIItior doclt ~ leal- llr ltlto.,...., bootr. . . Saddle Oxforcls 1"'· iEI~~Q~'~-~~~~~~M~kldta.~"'"'i~ine~w~ref=rtp~·l'l~to~r~uid~~b:low~~lt~on~a~do~llc~d!lnn~ll'~l"~- ...,at••" Girla Ml'l. J'rlelda Henry and !ln. JUIIII l]lllll 'llutnday villllnJ wltb lbolr llltoft and lllltor- 11 frlhday~ and daell Iii ltaelf inof WUdlffa's Plan Mr. Rarvoy Nowland on tholr winter a normal trait nor of pheadto iD lion on clectdod .., IlkOapltal tlutl the Attendinl tho dlnnor wero Mr. dicato otanotlon OOIIdftlon~" .....,.d to lacluda a laatl and Mrs. Walker and dautlhter, WbtiHIU further polfttod oullbat chaR 1J111t ill Ollawa Ju- SIMON Mabel Jom- Matilda Noblea Mr. and Ml'll. 'Leroy L)'OIIS, Mr.• and Mrl. Byrm Van Mater, llr. IIIII Mrl. J'll'l'll Jllllls, Mr. and Ml'll. Nod Hoary. Mr. and Mra. Cloorp 11um1 and daulbllrl •tailed Mr. and • J.,... Dilbl Jr. and 1am11J "'*'"IY I Ladlos and Children• COATS and CAR COATS ALSO SALE ALL WINTER •cHANDISE MARKED DOWN BECKY'S LADIES' Remove 1pot& un walls as they appear. For pencll marks and smudges oa paper walls, use gum. Crayon marks can be ll•,•ngoed 011 a tightly 10ft with cleaning flu· cloth. SOMETIMI DURING THE YEAR YOU WILL NEED A GIFT- WHEN YOU DO THINK OF SANBORN'S IANUARY SALE COSTUME IEWELBY JEWELER--OPTOMETRIST ••• e DRESSES e MILLINERY e SKIRTS e SLACKS e SWEATERS I DRASTIC REDUCTIONS I OF ALL MILL ST. lbt.s1· 00 Sliced Bacon GIIADI "A" SMALL -B•.Nr·SANBORN ' Skinless Weiners 2 MIDDLEPORT Middleport Dept. .Store "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Eggs POTATOES ..... 49c Und1bo,uolflod _ $]-59 'A' LARGE 59c DOZ. 10 LB. BAG 45c CAN GOODS SALE! •Peas eButter Beans • K!•ut • Pork & Beans eKidney Beans 10 for 9 eSpaghetU ePinto Bean• Meat Suggestions For Your Menu 8 Spare Ribs e Pork Chops e Pork Roall ePolioh Sausage eHam Hocks a Franko eSalaml eAIJ eBacon Ends ePeperanl Kinds Of Lunch Meat · SIMON I s Self-Service M1rket Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. �......... • • • a - • - ....... • - •• •. ..- - - - - - ... • • - ..._. •• , • - - 6o • - .,._ .. ---4 . .--•• •· ••-.-.. . , . . •--.. . . . . -.. - •. . ,. _-· ~ Musial, Spahn Ink Major · League Contracts For '61 SEOAL's Top Cage Player, Hottest Club, Come~o Middleport Friday TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ..,.,..lllboul Fashions For Spr"lng I lng boat captOI brouiht up In • , 1 catch and keep a rooord marlln clip net. R;ght her• In thb holtle l ValiN ..,_, 1 Daily s.nuntl, Pomeroy-Mld41eport, 0., Ju. !!, ~ llr - tbellow-pricod -,lbo ,__ lations are now altractiPg ...,. and ... foiJowln& In the ' -aiiJ reeds d STEAK~~~~TE LIVER 3 lbs. $1.00 BOILING BEEF 3' lbs. $1.00 VALENTINES 8 Sc BACON 4 lbs. $1.00 $12~,';.i;. I 69c doz. ·Free· f\o Special" i "Free-Flo Special" fuel oil will heat your home without worry, ail winter long! No more trouble with sludge in your heating oil-nut when you use "Free-Flo Special," the fuel oil with a special additive that prevents !!ludge formation. In untreated fuels, sludge can clog up filters, pipes, and burner nozzles, caUiing costly emergency service! Save money ~nd avoid cold-weather· breakdowns. Oi·der "Free-Flo Special" heating oil,,, with buiU-in slu.dge preverilio11 . REEl Value 49~ ,. .... ••,nooit IIALI. ' DELUU TOOTH .,......, DOG FOOD PAPER TOWELS Reg. Roll 19c Vikings To 'Pass Up' Vets, fa'!or Of Young Material lb.79C • COFFEE By NORMAN IIIILIJ!~ tln aoto Vikings will pass up some "overage destroyers" In layar ol a young sw~t striking Ioree when select 36 p~ers today for their first •ampalgn in the NaFootball Leagne. Pomeroy, 0. U.S. GOVERNMENT WI~''T.'"''l'IPI4JIII I lUSH INSPECTED! RIZER OIL CO. ~ ,,10111 You 'II Uke Our Service Hnme Owned and Phone WY 2-2101 · fOR btc·II•W Operated \ Pomeroy 1D oomo off-hand remarks at l!olie<l 1'ren '"'-"'""'~""I conferei&Cfl In the hotel NEW YORK tUPII-Tbe Mlnne- lobby, General Monager Bert FOOD MART Second St. tho Vlklnp dlaclnsed day that the list of playert offered by 12 IDcluded several who WON the-hW and undoubtedly W<PJid pro football II claimed b1 Woal Y10111or PlaTen Role and Road! Norm Brocldlo of tho Vlklnp Willi part of th011. They oro prbnar!q lnterealld iD fCIUIIIItr piaJiel'll, IIIDIOI'OUI IWIIII, wbo would <OJDplelneol the Vlklnas' draft cbo:lceo and help tholr lq-raoge buildiDI prolt'am. By today the Viklnga wW lhNe playen lnlnl a group elcbt olfored by each other NFL club tho Dallu O!w· Before lbe11 name. become the club.l alvlng up eadl wW be responslbla for ... him that be has been .... 11- I Jlrf·SILLIR POl Z BIG RWOii t. WHOLE .....,t FRYING CHICKENS 29c lb. • • Rambler Excellence 2.Rambler Economy Cut ·up Fryers 8eDtoNIUIItlllao..,. 33c lb. Legs 49c lb., Wing1 19c' 1~., Backs 1 Oc lb. COFFEE ON DURING OUR Going Out Of Business Sale Yes .•. this Is just whet we meen __ . 'h price on quality suits, coats, jackets, hets, shirll, etc. Hurry , , _ these velt.ies won't last much longer. · .NEW LOCATION I KING TASTI GET ACASH LOAN TO CLEAN UP HOLIDAY BILLS -from the friendliest people In town Start the year rlaht. Clean up old bills. Just pick up your phone, then pick up yout loan. ' eddress. IIG SAYINCi On All Children's Wlnler Clothlna. Great4t nduetd to !!lear. \ ,' '1 StREET 1• POMEROY, OHI0 ECONOMY $A~&. LOAN CO. soo w.•1a11 ,. lt. - wr*' J' "' t-:11111, hm.•"~ll' PILLSIUIIY BUTTERMILK BISCUm .,.,,. ., Ill !AMeLIII AIIIIIICAN ,.tflluq 2-Daor .......... taw •• --· ltlftbllr DICIIII~Ir S.IIS Set Jl' Strlipt Moathlr Recerd ·\ead why Rambler o~VII-thom oJl, .> sc.tre now~ ,.ace;.-.:, · ·a..,w.r ........ No other car ia uUt llko, • • I>~'- lib Raml!IW. • >oop-Dip Nllpooaft"C ll&b!l 1'11111~-­ :st. Slncle-Unlt constrUetTOil ia lutlllgty •ttl~I'No. Muftler and taUpl~ anotmir; armored. to bo acid nsW.1nt. nu\ Many other 31,h·tulC:<$S, ....' 12 cans $1.00 liON CO •4032" •.:sJst rJnl. 120.-1~; fMIN . SHORTENING .......... -.. ·.. 3 lb. can 69c We heve moved ell our children's end infants' wear to the 120 E. Moin Street -&.&Z MEN'S SHOP INSTANT MAXWILL HOUSI Week-End Grocery Buys I MEN'S CLOTHING ELBO MACARONI, 12 oz. pkg. - 2 for 25c AIM-! " Custom " ' ;ped all compacu In major economy tests• &.ow.tUphop RamblerisAmerlc:a's 'ts•ilrvuble-I'No car, owaon roport. T.P 1-11 VII-. Of1loial UIICI car Ollilkil provoiL Aak Your Rambler Gaeltr About CATSUP, 16 oz.ltoHie · · · ·· · · · 6 f6r $1.00 blvo received U.S. Savinp Bonda! Oft SlJ, ISO.' ".u. ' $100, SllS{malUI'i1J' tal.,liD bODdt to .TANGERINES · ................ · .. doz. 19c tl)9f JQ%. AwMcl•'• ,..,.... Prien. '•IDbJer Ammc... ia the loWOlt-pri<ed U. S.· built car by at lout- $f7•. Rambler Clauio COIU bunclllods leu tNa 10> I . Your Neiqhbor Al,out His RAMBLER KARR &.VAN . ZANDT t.fQTOR··SALES -- . I I oollool,"low-pli<:ed" can. A~k IIOCK,OIIO PAYMIENTI TO IIAIIBLI!R BUYIII' AS IALIEI INCIIIEAII Tent ot lhoust~~cb or bm.bter bU.yen •lt,eady u .... 242 W. Main $1., Pomeroy, 0. • ! ' ! Whilo the IIIII of available playen were ...,..,, it wu learned Included auch ployen u t'l'be lionel Ameclt1 of lbe Boll:lmore Colla, who boa a 1101'1· 1 heel IDjury: Dave MiddietDn I tho Llona, who II a doctor In 1 Jolumy Glaewakl ol the , _ . Bedaldn, ottd Franlr ' or Ale& Weboter ol tho ' York Grants. .IIIII m1nor trade .,11 completed: Wedotsd81'o mooUog wben the · PiiiiiJUrlh StHien oent Smith to tbe Bill~ 1110re Colla tlelenalvo halllback •I Jodde Simpoon, Otber than that, lbe oe<ond day •of the winter meellnp 11111 con, OUirlOd wRh a diSI'IIIIIon of telev!&ian program, hearing a bid , from a Canton, Oblo, grou~ , erect • pm football Hell of Fom•. l i and •ther minor matters. Wai.d Cross' Sons ' Serving Recin v Since 1860 RACINE, OHIO , PHONE Wl-9-3172 .. • MONDAY thru FRIDAY and SATURDAY January 27th and 28th BAKER 11nd SEYFRIED you• f'I'NN"X SATURDAY Jan. 30-31, hb. 1·2-Mh RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARK.ET TOP QUAUTY - GRADE A - FUR~ACES l'bone WY-24794 . POMIItOY, QHIO ~ :;--' "lHE STORE WITH A-HART" PAN-READYI t '' FRII!-Pkg, of 6 c- With Purch- Of Half Gallon-Miu Bonni1-H111n Bren<l ICE CREAM - • • • • 59c CLOVIR FARM CATSUP - - Sllo':.-: s1.oo GROUND BEEF, SSe l b . _ 21b. for $1.00 IVAN I BACON, Ohio Valley _ 2 lb. for $1.00 IVANI- SMOKID (Neal Trim) JOWL (By The Piece) - - 4 lb. fot $1.00 EVANS QUALITY Ill' ROUND STEAK full cut Only 69c lb 1 -• IVANI QUALITY Ill' SIRLOIN STEAK, full cut _ 011ly 69c lb. EVANS QUALITY Ill, T·BONE STEAK, t1llles1 - - - - 79c lb. CLOVIII FARM COFFEE _ _ 10 01. for $1.09 MAXWILL HOUSf COFFEE----- 10 o1.j1r for $1.25 MAXWILL HOUSI Vacuum Pack Drip or llooulor 2 lb. tin for $1.39 ROliN IIOOD F L O U R - - - - - - 10 lb. bag 95c I• comE.- LEnUCE, 24 sin he•d 19c CLOVEII FARM LIQUID DETERGENT _ 22 oz. plestlc contain• 45c ~ CLOVIR FARM . WAX PAPER loll 25.; CLDVIII FARM (4 lloll l'kl&.l BATH ROOM TISSUE_ 12 rolls for $1.00 CLOVU 'AIM SALAD DRESSING - - Quart Jar 391 CLOVIII FARM CHUNK PINEAPPLE (No. 2 size) - 35c an CLOVIR FARM (Sutor Addad) ORANGE JUICE (46 01.) - - - 45c an CLOVIII FARM SHORTENING 3 lb. can for 69c CLOVIR FARM OLEO, A high grade meraerina 5 lb. 89c IIEO CUP COFFEE_ 31b. b•g $1.59-1 lb. beg 55c MAI'LI FLA VOII BUDS SYRUP (24 oz.) 39c bottle TUBE TOMATOES (3 in tube)- Only 15c GOLDIN RIPI BANANAS - - - - - - , - - 2 lb. for only 25c We Do Custom Meet Cutting We Have Plenty of Morton's Sugar Cure • (Smoked Salt! l'oar Frleadly Clover Farm Store RACINE FOOD MARKET With Top Quality hlf hrvl....off Tho SlrMI Fro~ P•rklng RACII4t, OHIO PHONE Wl'l-3342 I I I dealer COAL, piLl GAS iI FRYERSCu~:£::Puk 19~ • ~· • NOW GO lNG ONI r - - - TBIS WEEK---. POTATOES---- 10 lb. bag. 45c NEW •ncl USED 'I • Scores MAXW!LL HOUSI I <iii) CLOVER FARM 10 2 lbs. 49c 5c can •• t......,. TANGERINES doz. 29c Bathroom nssue 12 rolls 99c COOKIES I r·-· Country EGGS POTATOES i I ) w~ ::..~~W::,nd su~U soC ORANGfS 49c 'I +~· lax Candy 69c MILK with ...... 01"-. . . . CHUCK ROAST r • I Top quality- Badge1 Prices I • or 1wordtilb you'd DOt only btner I've got four trispr fish about wake of the e-ce!JM quallly q- SIIIDI, • .. bet ' ' ..,., N .. be lucky-you'd also bette: bt 1iilll ioch lon1. W•' U carve wYOdeu · iuues whK.h han biN' the DXmlllt lt daM lilt~ 1wealthy ladles IIOd L! U:t .:.in over PARIS tUP11-PI<rre Balmain ed the upaido llnco the !loot ct hove out of hlaiL I In IllY IOflle hob waten, you thorn: · 114day dltplayed wbat be thouJibt By FRED DOWN of between m.ooo and $75,000 when he hll .27~ m 116 games. can rem 8 boat for $50 by tbe , ~loun' ing tbr IJll'CimtnJ is a te- tht- welkireued woman ahould UL.I&ed Prtu lDienaUoul with the Milwaukee Bravea. Mu- Spahn. with Z88 victori~ needs half day or f15 for the day · But dioua prk-a.. Qulc:kly, a platter wear It lhe went apace tra·velb>g ~l Stan Mwial and WarreD Spahn a1a.l already has paued the ._ 12 mort to~ lbe NY· that'• only a starter ll you 're in· mold It made or the filh to tM: jthiiJprin@". are signed, satisfied and set to- year mark and Spahn will 300-game wmner anu the tent on having your prize mount- mot.IDted. From lhhi 1 hollow , And he made clear he IOO,Pt ;1 day for a 1961 baseball seasoo 1n tO on April ZS. National Leaa:ue •eli-hander ed for tlk livin~ room wall. form iJ made of flbtrg!aat. ooe· the feminine figure wu which both ,may reach career· Muaial needs 137 hill tbla year reach. Uuit goal in .biator~ · He Say . fo 1• in~t.ance, you catch • · eighth inch thick , and the filh ! tant even In outer lp&Ct. cappini, rrulestones to set .:t NatJ(;nal League record m ct rewnJ •llh 26-wm 1.540 pound marlin like Ray 1ak.m , raw if it waa • lll'lall fWJ, On the tecond day of the Par·ia II MIIBial signed lor an estimated ol 3,<31 hits lor a lifetime. wilen be had • Zl-10 ree- l Hickok, the &cheater, N.Y. belt and tanned ~ U was large. ia ,opring obows, Balmaln un••eiltod ll J75,000 with the St. Louis Cardl· llhou1d be very dose to that fig· iD 1960 and he also pitched manufacturer. To Jtave il mount- glued to the form . :whit he ealled "JoUe Madame oala Wedneoday while Spalm ure by the end of the season lint no-fUller ol his can>or. eel costa you a buck a pound. or "Then." he related. " the Iiiii i Parils at tnterplartetary time." asreeoi to an estimated contract be can _pproximate his 1960 pace 8tl(ht Pay Cut , a aeat II .MO to have him plwsgine,.., reiolor<ed, pH bolel or otber The outlita be obo ..... _ , DOl General Manager Bing Devine ' forever acro!ll the w.all of your , marb are repaired, the JkiD 11 desiped for the man in the -mil the Cardinals said MUiial's ,den. . sealed ond the bol1c oolora aro or the MortlaDO ooly. Tltey • ...., l !••n_bcact "b one of the bigheat i Say, u example. you boat aa sprayed 111. 'Ibe fiDJJb.iq toucbel his ...ylea for madprre bere the major leagues and we 11,182-pound swordfish llko Lnu can be put oo with on air brush ,earth. I H was hia way ct aayinglhat l lagreed on ll within l!O seconds." Marron of Newark, N.J at a do~ or by bono.." . is believed to have ac- 1 lar a pound. bub, you're passing Jt'o amazing w!Jat 801110 - l e be'a right with the space oge, ' a slight reductioo from hs lover ll.ltt. to he a neighborhood IDOUiltod For out In b1a dry- be' a 10 modem. ' l!gure of the last lew showorr. sheds, wbere 5,000 f1ah ot all Unlike Pierre Cord1o wbo SWISS be<:ause he realizes he DO 1 and sized baog from the optDed the spring llbowing A Prellloble lrullleu .an play a full !54-game And the guy you're probably there ...,.. moray ..... day, Balma1n thought curvea aeason.. goine to pay K to Ia • tall, rangy rays, fii'GUper, barracuda, were IN thia year. lb. Spalu. said that hb arm !ell u lndian-looltln' fellow ru.med AI pinnhi from South Hia "Jolle Madame" wu sbown u ever and that he expec~ POueger who, 81 one of the naand various types of weariog lllm, flat attrta, draped PORK OR BEEF BROKEN SLICES for end up the Bnoves to "Ito 111 the pen- t""''sl~ading \Uidermilsts~ makea lube-drosaea and ....,......,. - race all the way." SpabD II a specially ol mountmg !Jab. "The lavorlte ia aa11flsb.'' be LaD outfits with ttma1J bola, beilev<<l to have received a raise Pflueger." a man who came . "We charge ruugbly 118 " ollnky hairdo and eyel1da ""'eted Evwythlng For about I ,000 !rom the ..,,000 wt o! Elizabeth, N.J, hock ill for thOIII or lor marlin dol- iD deep, d3rli: shadeo. Your made last year. 11115 wben he tired . of . and 'bonllo- But thinp are There were <omfarlable buttonVAIIfttlnl PArty The San Franellco Giants toolmaker and • MJBnu a 11ltle. People are drift- leu coats with deep kimono ePaper N1pkins one of thelf key men whell boat captain edvlsed him that toward amaller llsh whk:b sleeves. Suit jacbta were all TOP 1 Table Clotha McCb greed to te should aive up stuffing ducb. take uch all " short and hed side-vents. IPiates 1Cupa CHOICE about ".tce.vey ".:: .:;' Tlte lady: : . ....:.. H':;,, One ....,_,lnlt -1 auit would •Evemhllti Hero sensat;m u a rookie wlaen hi bit Th mg 111l~ Today It tired ol dUlling tboso white lland out even ln outer space. BEEF lb. For Your Party 011 iD 11159 but last aeaaon he •t wu !~tab! by. . ol the aea. bad a sUck clllc sborl jaclret, • Ollll ot the b!ageat fiopa as Ia a very pro 1 e IIBmesa. . flat skirt and was IDi,_,.bly UNG. LAIGI , , . . •· l I rites Big AI, wbo bas a rambling, PVBLICITY DIRECTOR tailored GIan SHOP ... ear y·season avo rmal ullin I . lbe ant coU.poed. iolo ~-st 8 actory LOS ANGELES !UPll-George Othen exhlbitlng today BEN FRANKLIN penn ' . the northero outaldrts o! Miami, for 11 yean direelor of Lavlo CutD!o Nina lUcci AND SA.VE McCove) uld he will report to hU mouoted lrophlu lor so and promotion for the ' training thla yeor al about aporllmen that be can't Lo.o Angeleo Anfltla of the Bob Bugnand. pounds compared to the 1211 her them all. Coast Leam•• hal been ---;;;:;;-;;;::~;;;::==-weighed last aprlng. •-· Wall Slnel ~ FRESH "I did a 142-powsd sailfiSh promoU011 director of the NEW YORK (1JP!l _Milly Lue Coolllluet 'l'ncllltc President Roosevelt," he Lo.o Angel"-1 Angela of the the teclmtcal !acton wlddt 1J\t GAL. The Detrotl Tigers signed short- lrom under hll dork thatch of American League. Geueral Man- aignals for an owroachlng GAL. JUG 85c - - CTN. Chico Fernandez, who hatted hair.' "I dld one lor President aaer Fred Haney aid Goodale ia 1ng cllnwt hove been evldeDt .241 in W gamu for them last Hoover, too. Pre&ttlenl Kennelly? assuming hb new dulles tmme- the put week tmd a corredlclt of FLA. JUIC& se88011. F~andez, wbo has been I tlwltlo. Aller all. he wu !~ dlately. """'would come u DO ourplile, THIN SKIN pla;yiDg wmler ball In the Ruban a ....,tor '!0 I probably wouldrt t Cand .... -·-• In arlladarly 1tb the hlltorlcally League, Is the 23rd Tiger to agree reme1nber him." food 2.C"hltfllllll Y-;:,:~u:· u 111011; o1 February e1ooe to tenns One r.. a. ""'""" • new - 0 .. · be tnillioa In lllti8, up 12 per coni ov- at baod, ........... to R. E. The Chicago Cubs signed Frank He doa recoil the hon"illemlllsh>DW<orler IB58, awn store A<• says. Buodtbaum of W.l!l. Hultoa a. Codo~. Thomas leaving them wltb ooly mounted for President to co to CGII&plele their roo- a "number of lbem" lor Arthur HOMIGROWN The Cuba a1ao I!DDOuaced <loti!Ny, "some oallllsh" for Gary lbey showed 1 proUt of $1'1,- Coope' and the late Clark Gable, lbs.49c in 1~ • and two Paolllc ullflslt aod 1 0 tuna tmd dolpbln lor Los Angeles SANDWICH • Podgar ator 00 Hodges_ Pflueger'• fllOIIl and gray paillted llwpl l f l I wunderlaod West VIrginia Sl. 88 Beckley trl ol dead fish, aau mtell &ethel <Kan.l 11 McPherlon Ill "Wo do maybe nbte or 65 Baldwin Wallace 38 tltoUJDDd fish a year," ha IIIUied. TeDIIUHe A.l 111 GIDDOII 68 "Ailytltlng from IIIODIIora all No. Dallota st. 116 Xontana st. 1!1 W81 down to a ullflsh an ID<h 'h P.RiCI SAL& Ari&. Ill Ari&. Sl, !Fiaptalll ttl tmd 0111 eighth long which a flab· WHY PAY MORE? I , Tlte t'IVI¥011 ..1 I �Daily SeuUnel, Pomeroy-Widdl1port, 0., Jan. 28, 1961-7 ft·Daily . Jan. 28 , 1961 5entln~l. WANT ADS Meigs-Mason Coming Events TELEVISION GUIDE Woman's View W SA Z·TV Channel 3 TlltiiiiDA1' 4:00 Mqo llnom t ::IO - · llollywood I :00 Steamboat bill I :IOIJ&L .._.,. 1:00 FlaU 6 kniiP 8l.w 1:25 Woathor 1:10 NIWI Plelun l :ta HuDtiOJ llriDkliJ , :00 s.. llual FOR 'ONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 1 eenll per ward, one lllHIUon. K1DimUJD ebarle--80 cents. 6 centa per word lor three couecutivt b:llertiou. Special--one month for SO centl per word. f'Wl rate of 4 ceat.l per word trW be cbarled tor adverti>illi ll not paid within 10 daya alter ..-fvlaa bill. ErTon In Advertiallla--5bould be reported lmmadlateiJ. l'be D.U, Sentinel will not be re&POnsiblo lor mo... than one ineorrect Luertioa.. Cartl of Tbanko aod Special NoUe<l ol E..Dl& 11.00. ~ituartea publ~bed at 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS I MO. 15 flOc IIOc $1~ suo 20 80e '1.20 $1.80 M.OO 25 7llo SI.M $2.25 SUO NO t)UtJawl n;KMJft AND PUT CONTROl loy FaiL II'No IMpOCdu. .. . ~, ...a• ...._..._ 81a-'" 5:4li Sign on 11:00 Tod8l' 'WIIh Ood e\ 15 Coanlcy J~ e:so Fana Time 1111! Counlr)o Jamboroo T11111111DA 'I h:~ Farm Bureau Show t:OII Anltrt<aD ......llllld ,~UO Counlr)o 11oo Down ll:il'l Mld·DOI D. Joneo AV1,J'I&M 1:00 Roeky .... Jlli frloaole 12 oo Noon New1 12: II Pat 8ooM 1:51 Newo llutllinoo • Weather uo Music •••· For You 7t00 7i25 7:110 1:50 8:110 8~811 I: :Ill ... 1 ACR.o81 s. For I til' ~,,\:'t)lsooverer · otN. .Americ& t. SOOth• ... deGero\&1. ,·.· j•~eet.u. Ptllell · . -·.· . rice markl - :t.~ ... · '.(irma.) , 21. Beefwoo4 · 5. !:>&1\gle 15. En.UI"' · · · 0. Drama rjl. FJeld · ·· Olaalea •t ·•' "T~J'llpanea& Service " (""l>r.) 1'1. Bloak, al f P,l"' • col!l 8. The clover . 9. CJsterna to.ll'&utbo)' ... Land 11. Thlnp o! valuo . meuuru: 19. ~:~·) 4: 15 Seeret Storm t::IO Edge of Night 21. strtpo :li. R... 81 ' dirt 25 To . lrollo 26. Warp• yarn 27. Sweet ron ~. Pair . ,...,.., ... -.......... !print.) 37. Sloll4 411111 ..O.Anago 4l_. Mr~ Hope 1:1. hoprtetor . 33. Rent d.A.rab'a pnnent canter or pace ... Crotchelg , penon ' (~loq.) rr.KnoiBIIo thread. IS. Timber W111t "-Owbltr IO.Oermwa river tl._Lettover. u ;s:.:-.~ . . ldlal.)· ''L Trlt• 'LF!out "2511>1. overwellht ... Loa-join\ r. -+- bl+-t-f-1-.jl; mr-t-+-~ AXYDLBAAX& W.....,.. II LOl!rGI'BLLOW Ollo,l~t!ft • ., lltarulalor IUIO!hor. I'll A 1111114 lor 1ltjJ ~ VJ, X tor the two O'J, otc. 8111... apo" tho lonatb IIIII lonnallon of tba wortlt are aJi lllllt. dq ,U.~ lottero on dlffe,..t. :;'&• ,...JdDo - In orl&lnal ql,tm• Makao button mqllolriDII, bllod allehn muy laney desl&ns. WUI lblf weell only ·or $17.00. Ton!ul ll ...Ind. Phone WY 2-2204. ~ ... 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A . - II :eo Prlc» II IIIIIJI 1 IIDNDAY TIIIIOliGB ll'amA'I llllll Olllo ...... 7:011 SlgD On, loi!IIIGal Qoci II Marhll 7: ~ Tba Lilellllo Bullello Board 1:00 Oblo l'olleJ tllwl Al!iotllturo .... NowaOO... ,,. 8porla 1odq Hr. lollllio I:IOOblo1:1111 Loeal N1111 ll'arldllawa 1:00 llr ...... ••• . . . aocl! I:M C)nme•IJ M1W1 , . llaoiD!II Cladl t:•Publlt ....... t:tl Sbow•a Ill BIM"DD 10:80 M al IIIII Ton IO:U World """ 11:00 I'd at IIIII Ton ftl 01111. II: 11. a.nll Rlnil u.e World Nillla MUXI CoualJ KIWI Cftmm!Wltflllft Loeal IV.- S:GO\Ved4llnl 1:111 llr. »IIIIo 1:1111 Loeal ...... t:OI DJoc1q 1ri11! 0. .,. RoUin& Bomo 1:10 \Vadd- 1: II Ollio """ 1:• 0 n•cattJ Nlft ••• lplnl 'hdq &:30 Dilmlr Mnefcele ... .,. 011 1 BOUGHT THIS PEN FOJ:I ONLY A DOLLAR AT 'THAT NEW STORE HE DOESN'T SELL TO JUST ANYONE---ONLY SPECIAL PEOPLE �• •r • • Junction City Evang elist Will Speak Here During Services For Youth Week At Middleport Church Candies Being Prepared For Monday Party • • • . . . ...... ..--- ... � - �..- -- ·� - - .. . .. . --· . .. . ."'1' · • · - ··· � · -·• • .. · · · - ·· •-· -. • - -•-... . • ' • a-oan, Sentinel, Pomm,y-Mti!dleport, Important, Vital Differences Are M others' March On I' N oted l n' 196 1 Poli0 Planned For January 31st Around A nd About • Middleport NOW YOU JCNOW · -- - - •Y ·- - .... Nn, II, 1711, 1o ....., ., ,. r. r. .. D'"""--• •• -- !al - ..... 'l1lo Brltllb ,._1 "B«mtf' ... "°" "- �-- bumed anc1 IWlk by 111 11111•"" Plans we re disc�ssed Tue,sda y evening ro,r the an-. 'v, on olfJPllealrn -. I� an. .,. clfic Mrs Kennr•l-i McElhinny, Mrs. I. The Rev. ClYde J · B8rtletl , vas�� ""' •-. .... M rs w8Jton M an Jey h as r�- nual Mother's Marc on Poho when the Ohio Eta Phi h " of Church week" obaerved will port e be ean ..,....,__ Mkidl Youth the day, of divv Lull the tor 1 to Denver Mrs and . o1..rthur Strau:. visit two weeks fr� tu.med a I Chapte r , of the Beta Sigrn� Phi• Sorority met at the G as beginning Sunday at the Fedel-- � found the remaial of tbl announces evangethee met last night at lhe Rice l ttle Nazarene, with .her s11:iter, M "· Frank Rog- , Office in Mid dleport. • . . . 1 ' -· can- 1· stic services, J an. 30-Feb 4 , m ... ated ch"•ch. ,....1. home in M iddleport to uume ers. m Danese. w va. . . . Mrs. Donald Betzing, theirrnan . . d'·•s wh ·1'"•h will be used with i e- ,1 observance or Youth week in the --L• aervlee wonmip Mr and Mrs. Ge ne Dodson and of the sorority service commit• bear 111 nund that �hile �llo is The morning 1resIDmnts at the card party to local c-hurch each even mg at youth and the w ase of e t s Th columbine 11 the blue and 1 � wiU be in charge Mrs. William Ault and son, Gary, . tee, and chairman of the March . not the dreaded di be sponsored next Monday even- 7 : 30 1s yea �ort fe� a state flower of Oolarado. o�ly white Mn � Mr. It ago, of IOI\ Ford, rs Larry attended funeral services Tues• 1 stressed that due to t he fact that ing by the Middleport Busin+-ss & Rev. John H Lanier, of Junestill leavmg 1t1 mark on people, Ed Ford, a student ,11t Ohio State in ' Meig Co nty ha day at tht' Baptist Church no Coun1 Proft'ss1onal Wometi's Club tion City, Ohio. an evangeli.s! in Worthington. Ky. for Miles Lew· I Chai�a/ this y:ar this will � especially children, and the pay- University , will be the I u. e 11 t MEIGS THEATRE the Ch�ch of the �azarene, will horn grand[ather o( Mrs . Dod - l ht only opportunity that resl• ment for medic�, bra�es, treat- speak�r, u�ing a.. hil- topic, "D� Tht party is open lo the µul>lic . . hmtr•f• Ohle speak m each service son and M rs. Ault dents will have to donate 10 this ments a.nd hosp1taltiahoo_ � be- we Live m Household of God. :111rl will bf' held at the Feeney• Prior lo his uniting with t h e yon� the reach of the ma]Ortty of The youth choir will al8o ling. Also attending the services cause. . TONIGHT Legion Hall Church of the Nazarene in 1960. f : Bennttt American families · th S'·•I ) Ch M '( l r e mo . e mu e, ar r■. were � ,,. At 5:30 p.m 1he You1h Fellow. ere would not be th thal said She btg mning al 8 P- m. , Mr. Lanier se rved as pastor end The Mothers ' March "SURPRISE PACKAGE" and their brother and siste r•in• i will be ship will have a supper meeting, a campaign by mail and school j tii Gaynor, ·Yul Beynner Mi vol evangelist in t he United Brethren I . e ld , Tueada�, h Jan , Lawhorn Roy Mrs. and Mr. law, 31 and U? followed by a social boor. Sunday, children will not receive cards to! Othe-r club members assisting of Mr�. �son and Mrs. A ul t , : be filled as they have in past ( leers ar� s�ill badly . needed m February �. Youth week will cli· COLORCAR'l'OONS with the plans for thf' party are . church in the Ohio area. . a Ra• ly tr 1c cts, d Springfield of r .en• his is Lanier Mr d�voting : . l Ray Mrs. r max with a union service, al the �rt � Mrs John Wert1e . : year.!! The absence of coin col• · �Y '5 a FRIDAY NOT DPIN Among the students from OU 1 lectors in the stores will also be l cine, Rutland, Mmersville , Sy�a- United Methodist Church. Pickens , Mn. Ann Bailey, Mrs. I re time to preaching evangelism cuse. Bradbury and aU rural dis• who are spending this week end : noted Fred Hibbs, Miss Freddie Houda- and in his evangelist ic services fol l owing exams wi t h their par• At ·present there are 37 polio tricts. SATURDAY shell and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn. he plays \'arious stringed instruRE'nJRNS DOME _ . . . I ments and haa been well accept• "S.O.S. PACIFIC" . willmg to assist ,1hn patients from Meigs County with :'nyone who 1s ents are Lynn Buchanan. . Mrs. Harry L. Balley bas been Tickets for the event may be ed in churches and camp meet • With F.ddlt Cl>llllontln ' with the March �s asked to call Lengen and Sharon Jones. I Ifl q stant th con e re uiring se of at E. Main-st in home returned t r a LANIF.R REV. and Pier Anfeli home her at n� in E:s t�roughoul .� <·o� ry. Mr ,;; M ildred Carson. 1\hv bas care. Mrs. Betzing also mention- �rs. Donald Betzmg ;� = ��::: � surundergoing after Pomeroy :;� :: � - allo j ���:� :!: . m Pomeroy. gery at Holzer hospital last weelr:, "THE WALKJNG TARGET bers. Early rest-rvations w il l be In hts evangelistic m inistry \f r. \tr . Lcmier is cons ide-n ,I ".>y . �en .:t the �ome of her brother• 1 ed the $1,200 debt of the Meigs . Mrs. Betty Fultz, president of m·law and sister, Mr , and Mrs. , Lanier has conducted over 250 Joan Evam. Bonald Fc»ter .iµj>t't><'ialed. TI<,my .a. 8 a holiness preacht•r ·-\ tth I Robert Reihe! while recuperating 1 County polio chapter and is hop- the chapter, was in charge of the . • . •· · , , ing that county residents revivals, traveled over 350.000 will , approach He 15 GUEST8 HAVE n a :,J i from a recent illness has returned I -- ·- ------ business meeting Tuesday. A com practl<'al Sunday, Mond■y, Tuudar miles and witnessed many sin- a day dinner guests of Mr. Sun January �1 1 munication from the International and Mrs. L. E. 'l1lomas of Mason ners seeking: and finding Christ ,t..·ere minist�r and devout s o u 1 to her home here. H er son and I John O'Hanl'1 POSTPONEMF.NT or the Beta Sigma Phi Soror\ty ! his family, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oe $ WOTkS winner. as the ir Savior. THE TERRACE" "FR0:11 e Mr. and Mrs. Earl Biggers, wer ·--was read pertainin� to the con' Carson and daughte rs. Sherri - ----n i<olor Tech Jt has been announced by Mrs. I ---Bob Roges and Mr. and Mrs. . . ventlon to be held m May. and Pamela. are here from l Were Studied Kenneth Byer. president, N_,, Paul With lh.at i Card Club J e Thomas, all of M W ill 00 Richi:nond. lndi�na. for an inWoodward Joanne and :� � Ch meet business the Fo11owing the meehng or the Jolly Bunch • . les . COLORCARTOON defm,te slay with Mrs. Carson. , . CI ub "'Id ing Mrs. Mary Mather presented Sewmoe Club. which . was to be Entertained ----' Features Ideas . s Women Farm Ohve time 2\!t JIN. Runnin& t" t · g Lo IT Id · H 1en pa a is n , ag aro " I "Tr been . ave on program e tur cu e I th rn:: has ennmg ay d Fri this Mrs. and Smith Leo Mn. held . . The washington Monument's Box of.fl<• ciolel 8:30 P.M. · home the al meetmg January its at H Olzer . H_os�tta l for . treatme.0 t I pogtponed until a later date. George Dallas were gue sts Tues• 1 ·. Refreshments were M:rved fol- capstone weighs 3,300 pounds. p r O d Women of ba<·k mJunes recl:'ived while Of M rs. . au me M. yers. The busi lowing the program by Mrs. Jean l ;aaaiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia;a;;iiiiiiiiiii day eveninii: when �lrs. Richard I - ,...__ � � . ,_ . e or the Heat h Me t ho- I at his work at R H Rawlin •n: nes:s session was m charge of the 1 Gress enIerlam � p1dur . . ed ,_ . ., u..-r card pJr 1 y . e. M rs. 1r Lo M kl z· u1se rs. Braun, · 1 · d 18t Church of M add leport 1s ,fea- Sons . He entered t�e hospital on president. Mrs. Mamie Buckley. • r al her home in Middlf•port . Barbara Grindstaff, M rs. Mila 1 tured on the cove o( the cook I �onday � fter havmg been con - A round-robin get•well c a r d ood . and Miss Lucy Amsbary Prizes were won by �it's. b k re ,e tly publi� hed by the fmed to his OOme for a week pre- was signed for Mrs. Ina Massar. W c: � s Smith • Mrs· Edna forenth . M rs· oo a group then en joyed the and · ous I y. Eleanor Circle of the., church. · · v r e s s per iod of cards. i rs. t T M e program, h For , . and William • Mrs. Schmoll , . Robert . . With Purchan of 89 Cent 1 Th� �k. enl ilied �li. e BeS t m � K . �ood,:;erd 15 rerovermg Swain presented the ''Life a n d . Olilds. Other pla�·ers were Mt·s. · LISTERI NE OR l Middleport features • sa lsfactonly from recent surgery Works of Edgar Allen Poe· " CharIes A11a BraO'bu 1 y and ,- 1 n1. l Cook. mg m . 83c BUFFE RIN BlRTR ANNOUNCED 1 recipes o r membe rs o f lh e ('hurch I at Holier Hosp1ta I . The club also worked on toP,ics oggs. 8 1 LI one t1 n form as Br r e · 1 Robert Hennesy began his new : and Circle as well _ i SO F rN St•mPI Fo for the slate program for n'ert Mr. and M rs. Eber Pickens WOMEN'S DRESS & SPORT SHOES At the close of the even mg a , dm Int in Thi a N•wa,-,., Ad. . rc-h members and frie n ds . Es- employment Tuesday with tht> r Arletta Cross) announce t h e r e y dessert course was �r11ed �} J>eeially featured is the reci pe City Loan Company in Ports- :i� freshments were served to birth or a daughter weighing 10 PAY. Sc FOR A SECOND Mrs. Gres�- The club will hold ds 1• fo: chic-ke� cacc:inl ore by M rs , mouth . . Hennesy, who Wall re- 1 bo\' Plea ant l 111 the ounce al s . one b Mar an d Mrs. e named PAIR-TWO PAIR $5.00 next meet mg at the homt> or Mrs . I !\_hc-hael 0 1Salle �nd t�rkcy st uf- �ently discharged from the Navy, the a pair 17. RUTLAND, OHIO January Hospital, Valley 4 TO 9 _____ SIZES Humph French. hng by Mrs, Dwi ht Eisenhower. is the son of Mrs. Hemy Henne:,y. garet Brown, Mrs. Vivian .· . . , . _ _ _ _ ..__ -g " rey. Mrs. Ella Osborne, Mrs. Lil--- , 1s the couple s firSt child -- ·- . Iuded m 15 . I he book · a , Joh11 K. ctchka, �tudent at R. IO lian Pickens, Karen and Robin She A I so me been named Deborah and has MIN'S f ..i. section on hint.s for t'Ookmg froz• , Grande , 1s here this week durmg 1 1 r M 8 nd on H rey a een R um parents nal r are d gran Mate , Ann. 11 � t'.u . I en foods and menus for a meal I the mid•term e:1am vacation. Osborne, Malame , Lmda and Da- Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cross · a n d ,• --- -�� _ MPnus of •·• \ � •; • '. . l.,.i .• ::"." from your rrcczcr. , v1d Brown. Sue and Nola Myers. paternal grandparents are M r . . s1,.. range Q y vanous lypes are aIso i·ncJuded . s1.., . . $ .00 . 31!t h 7 - $4.00 pr, The next meeting IS to be with and Mrs. Sam Picken&, . all of in this section imd suggcslio�s 6 to 1 l -- 4 pr Mrs. Hazt!l Buckley. Syracuse. VALUES TO $1.91 on varielies of vegetables SUII- 5 VALUES 1'0 $11.115 FU R N I T U R E a n d H O M E F U R N I S H I N G S able for freezing. and also need• For -F.eb • 9th ENDICOff JOHNSON ed amounts for large groups. C�ester Grange met_ in re�ular Books muy be purchased from •M�iny L1mp1 __ Priced At 50% Off 16 · :se any Circle members o1 the offi- ssion Tuesday evenmg with siM OO t. rs pre.sen membe , e Si•• cers which include Mr;, Jam s f • N1tiDn1lly Adverti111d Lugg 1g1 25% Off ll!t to i _ �.I,,' pr. • r master. worthy Holte Harry Mrs. 6 to I I Johnson. Mrs. G<'nf" Harris, C:ork Soln Donald .$livers and Mrs. Allie presided. I t was reporter: that Al• VALUD TO tt• ON ALL pr. • Sterophonlc Record Players _ $53. up e Park bert fire. by barn his lost r Hawll'y. I Jt was also rtported !hat Freddie ' •Giant Size 9 Pc. Dinettes Now Just $99 1 Smith w$ married. j A grunge rally to be held al the lfy I esponSI R $4.88 • 9x l 2 Linoleum Rugs ____ North Gallia High School, Febru- · t,ans Middleport I ary 9, was announced· Plan, were 1 Opp. Lowor Perking Lot No. Second • Cotton M1ttre11 ______ $8.88 Pomeroy made lo observe the 26th anniver- 1 Was Group Theme . sary of the Grange on February • F1mou1 "Sert•" Smooth Top M1ttre11 $44 I The January meeting of the 14 and all 25 year members are Pomeroy WCTU was held Tues· asked to be pre nt to receive • Many Odds & Ends of Mattre11e1 se day evening al the United M,.tho- their certificates and other Mi1m1tched Sets Are Priced At 40% Off dist Churd1. I awards, rs . G, H . F,wlng presided at A program was presented which M • Frigidaire Appli1nce1 the meeting which opened with consisted or three poems, "It'11 A Few 1 960 Mod1l1 At Gre1t ·S1ving1 devotions by Mrs. Allen Hamp- Not The Gran(!:e, lt'a You, " by I ton, program leader. During the Mrs. David Koblentz: "Now is the • Frig idaire Eledrlc Dryers __ $1 39.00 , business session mention was TUile " George H o l t e r· Dd �ade of the !emperan�e film � ''Cou�lry Press , '' Mrs. e •n r y If [ • Heavyweig ht Vinyl Floo, Covering , i �g shown thui week in the pu · Beaver. Two contests were con• lie school� of Pomeroy· Middle• du1 ted, '"Scrambled Transport&• 1 2 ft. wide ___�_ $1 . 1 9 sq. yd. port and Rutland_ tion" and ''Cities" with the group 1 " • Coal and Gas Heat1rs at Closeout Prlte1 "Doors To Christian Res�nsl• headed by Mrs. Beaver, the win• bllity" was the general top1� of ner in both. • 24 Cubic Ft. DHp Fre11e __ $329.00 Mrs. Hampton. She was as�HSted At the close of the meeting re­ , by Miu Lucretia Genheimer who shments were served by M r. fre • See Our Complete 3 Room Group . spoke of the Cungrlsa of the and Mrs. Christy " 011er and t h e '"fhls I s y . . le\l SIaIes. A so1o Un)�• For Only $595 , eauger 1a.nu1ies. My Father'• World" by Mra. Francia H. Glazier . accompanied • Complete Bunk Beds Local Ch urch by Mhn Eliubeth Davis., con• $68 With Innerspring Mattre11 ___ eluded the progrom. Sent For 1 • 8 I R,ec,pe · I I I I JV $TAMpS VOL XII k/ef . • I CEE ·•·i�m:•i· R I/ G I Announced : ' � ----- - I Winter Merchandise 'b •1 • Of Ch r,s• • held al the Federated Church. The February mttting will be • Baby Beds with Wetproof Mattress $29 Chatter Club Entertained Af Rutland Road • 2 Piece Living Room Suites _ $1 48.00 • 3 Piece Sectiona l _____ $1 99.00 1B Gallia M eeting Eighteen persona from the 1 M iddleport Church of the Naia• rene were In Galllpolil Tuesday evening where they attended • Yooth Zone Rally al tho GalllpoThe ■peclil speaker Wao Rev. Mrs. Joe Young entertained the Hs Nazarene Ch°":h. Don Gib,on, Diltr,cl Superlnt.n, I e. al ;r evenin• I ua er cIub ~·-oda• C"'lt 1 dent for Wilconsin. her home on Rutland Road. Attending IN>lll tho local chw-ch A short buslneH session was were Rev. and Mra. Clyde J. ronducted by Mro. Ev.rel! Lil!hl• Barilett and children. James. root vice president and Mrs. 'l'om Martha and Rebecca, Mr. and Stewart and Mrs. Bill Lathey Mrs. Lewis Elli1 and children . I were ac<>epted as nE-w members· Gary and Tereaa, Mr. and Mn. I Game& were played and pr izes Raynw.,nd Lee Wi,lbum and .sons, 1 awarded to Mrs. Wilbur Young, Greg and Jeff , Mrs. Mary Wal· I Mrs. Ed Eben;bach and Mrs. Al· burn and daughter, Mary Kalhfred Biggs and Mrs. Nathan Biggs ryn , Mrs. John Harrison and 1 daughler. Sharon, and ?Ara. Ethwon the door prize. _n_._______ ga Refre9hments were se ,·,•ed by el I.o.c. \ [ the hostess to the above named WEATHER AGAIN i and Mrs. Raymond Fisrher and j The m..l in/1 of lh• Twilight , Garden club scheduled for to­ I M:::r:.:•:...·_:V:•u�g�h:••::_:Pr.::_lre. • · · ·-·- · ---- I night at the ho11111 ol M rs• Ralph Gilmore has been canceled due to weather cw•IHIOIII. MEETING PIJ81i'Ol'IED Mra. Cl....,. McNeal has an­ nounced lhal tho meotlng of 1111 Middleport WCTU which Wal planned for 1h11 Friday ovening M& been cancelled due lo 1111 weather. • Early American Sofa ____ $1 38.00 • 8 Piece Maple Living Room Group $238. e 2 Piece and 3 Piece Bedroom Suites • Now At Low Low Price, BAKER FURNITURE On Th, Brightest Comer IN MIDDLEPORT - - -...-·,.....,._.,,.,,,,""''""""'""""'"""""""'""'""'""'""'�'..'. •..--.-. BAH R Formerly Bmllh Clotblq Co. MIDDLIPOltT, ONIO lirancl .. .. ' \ �,, �.• ' ' .� " L11I __________ First Comal First Served! 5 ONLY haular $229.95 GINEflAL ILICTRIC C LO T H E S DRYERS $149.95 ..........,. ONI ONLY OINIRAL · ■LICTIIC $199.95 Olly . Not Permitted To A.dHrdM Brand Name On Tlae Foa-in,1 !'AMOUS BRAND AIGULAR .,,,... WITH 'I,. CAIINIT TV ----------- TIADI =D t,\65 ------------ !'AMOUS BRAND AIGUt.Al tlltM CAIINIT TV ----- ....,___ _� 25_ . TUN. $2 __ Gapehart . . .• 1; I . . ·--- * * 1 , ' or .. , r W I · • * GIr• s O utnumber Boy -'' ' �"""' pomeroy High Honor Meinhart Bill I Would By-Pass p IJ u l • l no: �:::.=� ,°: Andrea mu,; 1ni" on-::�. =::;;:· - Daie- • Omeroy N3tJVe D 'ed At Home Of Daughter i i:::· w.::;' ° Students Conduct Assembly On World Tour In EntertaJnin • • g pome roy High &h00I ShOW M I \"• ' ' ' . ', . ' \ ., . ....,_U-;.l.1,..;....__ ..,.. ,.,...,,_ .._.-...-,,1 '� . ...,• ' . ._ ' - .-�- ••• "'• . ·• - - • Scou-. IIIO- ha•• ' -..:...--.- ..............., . •#0-•/"'� :,.�-- 4,#_o ...•••M'�• ,.,.... .. .. __ __ - -- ··'• ·· ··---- ,., * BULLETIN !'AMOUS BRAND AHULM ·•• ' -----------�-- ,,._,, 'I,. C,.IINIT TV __;_ 1& * I __ ra:" '215 ._.._'!! t1145 NIW ttiVI N, w. VA, 1· p First Accident Causing Injury Investigated 1ILle MOTOROLA TV WITM tfl" IIOUL41 Nit.ts LOW-IOY CAIINIT MODIL ----------- TIAl>I T,1,,.1,.S ::=1: CAIINIT TV * Chapter Honor TELEVISION BARGAINS f.. Hampton ,: Proposals Appointment To T E S H S U R B ... _____ 78c . ...,.. eve _ 8 1owl COP! Some Relief Expected From· Wor· st Cold' Snow Of w1· n1er-, ,;.',: . ·. Sch00I Men Study State Mrs. Young Has Door-Bu,cer Spedcd - . Se PER Nation Bracing For More Attacks Across North Half ."° !"'"•killg P L A S T I C P A I LS 68c While Tiler QOTHES MYER CLOTHIERS Home Of N111111 MlrchendlN Huvy Gauga 2 Gallon * I em Door-B,ucer Special -------- ree A rra ,:gned c·1I O QUitS . post A'S Coach • /Jn COurt A C t'on Ofpomeroy H•1ghPanthers While Quantities Last 1 1 u,i;: • Open Stock Solid Maple Beclroom • .. loailbl S. ta. • .1 J · f71'h i • Metal Wardrobes _____ $1 2.95 -,. Hip Way IMt, � i Flo.or SampI� Closeout!! 1. E C T � I C -·· ·-1"" O T H E S D R Y E R S a n d TV C·-L--------------- 1 - I ROUSH'S SHOE STORE THE MODERN MART , I ....., - 1111111 - w.,. · Plll'IIJ · A uthorities Seek A bsent Trucker GIRLS' OXFORDS s4 99 feather Snow nurrle,, with clearing skies and ,lightly warmer temperatures were the outlook today · for chilled Meigs County and Ohio. . However, Ille nation was bracing itself for more of the mosl bitter blast produced by the 1960-61 winter 1 season. All rural schools were closed again today in the coun, Meigs County's Sheriff's Department is looking for ! ty, However, scheduled basketball ga mes were expected a ma n with trailer rig, a nd not able to travel. c o me off as pl�nned. M ain hig hways are usable. lo · Tbe ,trange ,.., o! a tractor- I . e to a point one mile to men com Piercing cold ranged over the county into today. At I trallt-r outlil With no dri ver which 7I Route . er on st or Ch nort 1 1 e a .m. thermometers read 18 above in Pomeroy-Mid, h to y,d ea r lire ly by was destN1 , wher the truck had been a i>andleport. The low last night was 12 along the river' colder , day on_ Route 7 near <;bester is dooe • d . away from it. unrler 111ve•tlgatloo by \t,e sheri Is The Sheriff's Department According to United Press lnU!rnationa � . Jff oftd l'o>neroy Volunteer Fn-e hold'mr, three persons in county Texas-bred atorm wh1c A ' h, . Comp.!. I gel rid of the ih-lnch muwfa h , ny lfflcen. Theodore i jail this mornin(!:, i spread a layer of Ice acrou Dix ie .,. . ' . I the Smith 44 Pomeroy was arrestOfftcers couJd .not locate and slapped .a half.foot or !now which came exactly one week aft. driver of •he vehiel�. They be- ed on ' ch�rges of ha�lng no oper er the nearly a-�h pre-inau�r• ·' . 1 onl0 the nation's capital blew i� · . ... , , heve th� fire 1lart� m or arou�d ator', license .und driving while I i .; ·�;,,:. self out in New England today hon snow. Parkmg was forbidden t�e refrigeration unit ol the trail• inl.OJlicatecl . ,__....,;..._.lfliolill Heavy anow warning. were can• on . main streets and authorl�lel er. Both trailer and tr;,ctor were Natalino Pishner, 44, Winfield, sa1d they would arrest stalled mo. H E LPS ON B UDGET - D or S�haefer, . promme�I celed ln New England and weath. torist, driving without chains or total losses. W. Va., is also being held by too ,torm would drop retired Pomeroy busmessman, assisted this week m ermen said the . Origin or destination or the department on 8 char•• • or driv- wor 1 t h e, of snow there snow tires. Government oflil'es me our lo wu k', mg on th e 1961 bud get .for the M eigs CountY Chll and Don • • I before retreating into the Atlantic closed at noon 'lbursday to i!How rig also was not determlned by Jng while intoxicated wor ker, to get home bel..-e traftoday. The call was Frasier, Middleport. Is being dren s Home. Mr. Schaefer , ts a member of the Child I during the afternoon pn,sstime . Welfare Board. The tentative total for the board to . fie bogged down· rece,ved at 2 ' 50 • · m. for lire- held on an open charge · operate with this year has been set at $ 1 1 892 . Last year Hlgh wmda drifted a heavy fall Sao• Re<onl s.t which slowed traffic in the oig th e budget allowed $20,092 for that purpo�e. £&stem cities frorp Washington 10 A fall of about four inche of ; N�w York. ii.e northwest.rly snow brought the total .. ,,.. • HA LT - Progress In construction . ,., •inda pushed coll! Canadian air ground to more than a loot in SU�DEN back Into the � at a 35 to 441 New York City, ar;d the total fall new high school ID Racine for the Southern Local Di9-' t mile an hoor cllp, lor the year to more lhan three ·trict came to a sudden halt_ this wee�. Heav7 anow �· • . .. I Across lhe COlll.ljtent. rain pelt- feet. An army of 12.000 meo with zero �efl!peralures ca�sed II. Here � one Of- the 'DIIIW: w1tb hallways s buddmg classroom each on door■ lliil' � ed C11!jnrnia 80Ulhern and lhe 3,000 pieces of equipment be an Thro ponona·"lndlcled by lhe the crime before aulhor�lea ar• desert re 1he ol ion ulhwest anew tt,e task of •weeping up as JI look� today. The noor is completely covered wljti, . g So r, panel jury lhil rived. Re ws■ oeen rwuung on . Alex Ci!o, who had told nearly every1;>ody he wa� goterm Janua j snow which came through the open roof ltee)� . while In the North. the frozen alter 8 storm. \ ,.-eek i..,.,. w,alpod thla mom- tho perking lot by Deputy frank, mg to quit - "officially" as Pomeroy s head loo,ball lain !heir fir,t re.- r ! state, p , got The ew fall set • ecord Io above. Eventually tue noor covering will be where tile. .r ·'lni l i'!itiiiriiiin PINl\court be- who OCAred him into llopplng with ,,oacll after this season, put ii on record Thursday after- from b' • ,. ,, n r ... b r snow is And there _ be a roof•---------, too• n nwn Id I in e 8 CO th fflOl'f ft Iota) 8J1U 1� Un-ieh, � W1aU at -•··· ,, ,, � _il, 1--- . .___will_ -.. � . noon. a blast from hia revolver. lore Judie John C. a...,n. I • -. wmlol' a � Weather!nen : _olhen. mention ic l b Cllo'1 Mr. ...... of 1 a, and l . Sherman Elmer S.hall and No trial date ha1 yel been set Pu ter was on the rampage Jonr total ul more than in 53 ches ' Fred Stewart boih pied not guilty for lhe lwo men by Judge Bacon. llatod lntenlion, had been wilh- Hil overall record at Pomeroy, Win J to separate charges of breaking Hendrix was arrested by the held out of mual courw) In Mh one of the smaller 1ehooiJ, in lhe from roast lo coast and from bor- I of IIIOW, OMUgb lo break . 1111 , I der j wmter the of rd reco long-standing: : death• 136 least Al border. to tuati h e thou even ns, ' ad o h SEOAL, was 33 wins to 23 loues. Ja and entering while WiUiam Sheriff s Department on a charge ai g "Pele" Hendrix plod innocent to I of carrying a c,oncealed. weapon. told "hil boy," enroute lo Nel- He WH 'senior in tenw-e in lhe I h.ave been blamed on the weai.her , of Ul9B3. I. ----! "'""" the onslaught of cold. ice a charge ol carrying a concealed He was placed on l500 bond by aonvllle '!!"' lhe last grld contul J�e. 1f< _ and snow began nme day, a o of the 1960 oeaaon, "Thia 1, m� Cilo has nol ln<licated whe G irls more tha n doubled boys on the Pomeroy Hlih' weapon, tbe judge. he j: The death _counl Hlcluded 31 gm. • n, · . School honor roll for the third six week grading perioll.· 1 wm be next year· =no 1 and Stewari were bolh m·endrlx was 1mp1 ·,cated Jn a la,t one wllh you." •-•-1 Pennsylvania· IJ ,n North Caro- 1 ' · I James H . D'iehi • Jt: aD!)Ounced today. Prmc1pa o r e om of p Superintendent •. Judge by d y , n placed o fl 000 bon shooling al tho Wonder Bar near · 13 In New Jerae . lt m . . Jina The hst showe d 45_ guls w1nnmg marks of B or better Sc , e Charl • hool, Glbbt •kl l to mu tu ey Baron. Th - re rned Mlddl"llOrt during lhe late n hs Ohi�- 9 In N.ew york •· '" Flor- ,! he gn- · , compared to 21 boys In thal ca tegory. coun1y jaQ until bond is po5ted of lasl year. He wa� Ioond t celved Mr. Cllo'1 letter of resi .... I Texm each 5 lnd1.&11a; m 7 .da; . In the Junior High, boys did a old.ii. as coach and history teachor a trial held. guilty of tile charge- filed agemst ation :is, Missiuppi and South Ca robetter, but not rnucb, as 40 little _n. Amlld. Jame, O'Brien .... •?pointed him in county court following lhe er Thunday altemooo 10n AC O each 111 Kentucky, Georgia i 4 line: rated the list. compared to Sophomores - Berlba girl• ad Mar• and Ky.l I e Moorehe Th 1 Shirley Ash, Frederick Crolr, a, l'Otllllel for the two men by shooting. Louisiana and Maine· 3 in both 23 boys · shall College product came to ----Judge Bacon. ProMcuUng AltomNew Hampohlro and est Virgin I COLUMBUS I UPI > - Rep. Senio; high : Seniors - Carolyn Charlene Dlchl, Mary J111e PomeNly in l95S, lmmed.lately ey 8enu,rd V. Fultz 11 acting for ia, 2 each in Minnesota and Vir- 1 George A. Meinhart. R-Meiga to- Bell, Ruth Brothers. David la,. _Allen Downie, Rolallll Plllilt, ' first Panthers the wllh up came the llate. ginia, and l each in Alabama ' day introduced a bill in 1he Ohio I Drown, Dorothy Brown, Edna David G<trlon, Ann P··htsn,t ._. f championship n i ll team tba oo : House which would exempt vii- Cannan. Linda Chapman. Sondra nifer Lohse, Sandra Loodtit; ..., stewart .,.., arrested by local and Illinois. 1Y e hl• 1 0 a,on. He ls g olllcen lollowiAI I breaking and In Waablngton, cily crews with i lsg.. from the state·, water ?DI· Drake, Sarah Foster. , Margan,! :-:: he:; -:..,<;"": o17!':'' .;·::i� to;r· e O� :,.;·se·1: • �y, � na a n 1 Y • lu on conlrol law. entering of lleadquarter1 Rellau, Handley, Larry Hemes. Roberta Su_perinlendent O· O· patierson more lhan soo pie<es of equiJ1- h · te a gl e roll Buch produced e H J ranl In Middleport last October men! worked lhrougb the night to l Two villages In the county Porn- Hoover, Linda Hubbard, Kuren Freshmen - fffJ Azuold. 11111 performer, a, Junior Hawthorne, lhl8 week lo discu.. ta.ting and --------14. He bu blen lodged In county eroy and Middleport, .,..:...nUy Kellon, Terry Knight, Bonnie Arnold, Rulh Bailey, Dafld. ,la, guidance In county schools. • now at lh e Univ e rsity of KenC jail th,ce, ONCERT ANNDUNCl!D are involved in legal proceeding, Neutzling, Michael Roberts, Car- er, Robert Butt, NBtlCJ BunM. rle Ha yman of Alllta ColUm, Soulhern l lucky; Millon Lambert, vanit Chs hoo The Rutland High Sc l Choir, before the state Wa1er Pollutim, ol Sargent, Paula Sayre, ShanJn Alita Carpenter, It ii alledgecl that Stewart llole y Mrs. Geral Young of Po Jennif C a l , J. S. Dav, of w, P a Eastern squ . lodene a d, University of Wi,consin rnLoc rec rs Co lro Board Pomero Young. William Yoong an d er re tricia l'llldt, u '91).111 from the re.tauranl. He di ted by M . C. o. Chapman, n l . y b 8 eroy e ved int the a nt of Je Fo me cal, and G nnetll Folns, Judltb lmer, r e Dalla i , of Nurth for lwo years W oot guU tu urch 1111 e r. BUI rec • Wayne ppo g : U,on, a a eo Se h Common Z B and E ty nd lhe Rutl and nior Band un- suit in t e Meigs County Vied Juniors - Carolyn Allman. Au- Palr1<1a Hennesay, tro_. on the Marshall Frosh we,lern Local were preoent lo der lhe direction of Roger Roush Plea, Court and M iddleport . cbarge In Jndge Emmett Peoplel' grand represontallve lo lhe ,tote standout - ------- dilcuss the program wllh a olate na d, Carl Mc:Elroy, Emily_ coort 1he momin/1 following h il of North Dakota from Ohio at lhe -wlll present their annual winte; ,cheduled to appear before U:: na Arnold, Judy Barnell, William er r J 1h district 25 the of on ..., annual department official. Bowen. Marjorie , Kathryn Persinger, Mart . arrest. He .,11 then bound over con<ert at 1he Rulland H i g h board Feb 2 on request lo the Benti, Thomas t lln East the of Robert Uhlman, or lhe I Ohio School gymnulum at S p. m. extension �I O �wage mm:- in/1 Burt, Benetta Clark, Carla . Dill, Rickard, Donna Smllb, F.mrltd · to the grand Jury which returned auocia lon mee g P Siar Order Ibis week. Evan,. Mary Ann Fields, :":"· � Swart!, . �. State Deparbna,t of Education, Sunday. February 5. • true bill. permit. Wineb. ;.. . appo t wa, by yltz Dale Hu�. Fu M,ke Sdtall ... taken Into cuatody The division of guidance and te,llng, ---intmen �e. and The bill submitted by Meinhart• mond Jewe, U• De0018 Kapp made of -.- y Shetift • n...,1 1 en! Dorla Preston, worthy matron dlscus8ed 8 proposed testing prob' • How MAN FINED who is from Middleport, would Barbara Logan, Sharon Moore, Eigblh Gracie - Jolm "-gram for grades one lhrough 12 In Middleport_ court action yes- exempt both and en- the Grand Chapter of Ohio al ita Fr:•nk ofter a of the village, from Terry Ohlinger. Marilyn Pri<e, ,on, Joel Boney, Rickey Camp, and guidance req�lrementa and terday Clyde K111g of Rulland wa, lhe pollution terln1 al .Moore • store on Well McConnelsville meelln control law II passed Wilma Righthouse, Albert Roush, bell, lloona Cruw, Dav ll Eaft, other proposals w,th lhe IIChool penallud '5 and costs on con- by lhe legisla Main-st In Pomeroy, November beMra. Young la an .!uve memture. Palay Fultz Mary Sue Handley Smilh Duane Skinner Nancy Porn f Cha · r y ple executlvea. · U. vlcllon 1 intoxication. There wa1 oo immediate com- Mary Smith Emesline Stockton. Donna ea.:Ck, Tom Mc<lawa o.r ;. s. ::; oerved II ���; •-•., Carl. Ramm' 83• of Columbus Mr Uhlman wa, a panel mem- Middleport Chief . . • . , . J ba er H G bort · · a at II d ......._ Sch 1h _.._. men t bY Ihe GOP leadership II ' • . AJenalh Tracy, Judy Vaughan, Mickey Mench ini, Linda llloDNi died ay Tuesd evening al the home her 1 the ting oI hool ad """" ••,-matron Jn 1960. Her appointment IC key also repoiud lhat ,147 meter about the Meinhart blll. ffed from the alled,ed BCene of bring,• honor lo the Darlene Watoon. Lola Zlel!ler, Pamela O'Brien, Patricia 8-. Pomeroy of hil daughter Ind IDll·ln-law ,tra tor,,mee yes rd Y al mone collected was lhi! week. cookin meals? y Charlene g Zundel and Judy Reyna Brenda Potta, '1111,rma Vaupan, Dr. � 1�8 was al80 and Mn. J. J. Relne8pach oi �nl Chapter and tho 251h dlatrlcl 81 ity. M r, --··• � UJ. BeS1le Watson. Janice Wehruns, lln Yel gs w fo wlng an lo Sprin , well II to herlell. 1 lls . Rhea Will and Dl0 Mrs. Yow,g re,ides wllh h e r =�� <Ounly elementPome roy, huaband, '11,anw, In Pomeroy. . Seventh Grade - Nancy Amthe son of 1111 late Henry and ary supervisor, was also in:e,,ent. She h the mother ol Mrt. Pioree The theme of the meeting was • cld Jan Cilo Darla Eb.rsbaoh, Naylora lnslallallon and maintenance of HI"" ol Wadtington D. C. : Mrs. Phnomeoa Hamm __ ...._ Ch�ryl Edwaid!, Jeffrey GR un. 5 vort l 1 h wif e, spe<Ja/Jr.ed service, Robert Rogers of Nelaonvllle and . Inc """ il tlfY In achools. Dav,d Goodwin, Clsudla G,_, ' f o Ruth daughle I O.lumb111 Mrs. Frances Roberts' lludenla Jennller Crew. Jane Baer, Nancy Carpenter, Jelllij' Fulmer and ndra -----Mrs. Edgar Altmayer of Levi!Hendricks, Nonna 1_, Sa Relnelpacb :,,;'Mrt · � surprised Jludenta In • Pomeroy limns, Linda Gnll!ler, Pally Brenda Balley dwnped wai<r on- Hodge Barbar town, N. Y. She II al,o I men,. Mrs � a Kennedy Didi Championship Dance of O..ltun, aeven grandHigh asaembly lhl■ morning wilh Fields, Janice Evam, Palrlcia lo the audience. The water Jed to Knighi 'rlle Middleport Police Depart- her of the Federaled Church 1nd Bob Miller arllya an lmaglnatlve lour around lhe Albes, Kalhryn Eagliah, Sandra a stop in Hawaii where tourists Moore,' ·s. M ullen. men! lnvntlpled Ka flnl -� ha, been active In civic affair, chilclnn, • lialer, Mn. Wilbur Event Poitponed an Joe Neula, dml of !NI lhel l:9IUlted 111 -;,er- of Meil• County !or a number of Logan of Pomeroy, and • brother, The Melp.Maoon cllamplonshl? world. The mllre lour look place Barnell, Kathleed �y. Sue Brenda Bailey, Roy Howell, Jen- ling, Linda Reuter, Eddie start Leonard Hamm ol Avoo Park, dance oontal ,cheduled for Sat- on the atage of Pomeroy Junior· Arnold and Geraldine Collini nlfer Crew, Jerry tonal Injury � morning yeare. Arnold. Jane and Chris Tompkins. 1 -----" Fla. urday nlst,t al the Pomeroy High High School. showed fantasllc faahlon,. at 1:41. Baer, David Boker. Sondra Bar_,, ______ hoo e Sc ral Fun 11ervlcet were held thi. l h been gymnasium p as Sult on Re pool: Highllghta were ,topovor, In The SWiaa Alpo were the let- nett and Robert Buck watched 088e88l � car driven by Mary K Fick momlng st the Southwick Funer, I poned unlll • later date due lo Jl:ngland, Franc,, SWltzerland, ting for a polka danced SI, Lm1 Bollom ran Into !he ,..;. Filed In Court by 11oo- Hawaiian dance,. Patricia Hen- Buck Eagled In . al Home, Weber Road, Columbwl. 1 '"°\¥· Italy, lluuJa and Slim. old Collins accompa11Jed on 1111 111!18)' and HIida Hart. of • two-ton Ind operated by A suit bu been flied In Melg1 • Bi�ge11t Review . j Even !hough lhe rhamnlonohlp,j Aller tho Oa salute led by accordlan by Anita Collin■ and The last SloP found evereyone Floyd C. McMIJlta. 11, of Hart, Common Pie.. Court by the Porn- I E,glil area Scouts were awlll'dg . COUNTY PTA I ""'lest wlll oot be held by the . George ffollman and • scripture yodeling by Ruby H■ggy. back home with a lyplral record ed the highest rw in 1111 S.... lord, W. Vo. ye,terday morning eroy Motor Company agalnat The Meigl A l , Jay,, Kenny and Leon, lhey will · readin and prayer by Ruth Ann . cl / eeks Ford < • County PT C ,nt . . .., Ponll;fll. At a llop In Italy, Judy Folmer hop in progress where disc jock- Ing program Tue■d ay evening In In ., ol Fair W -Amlin , pre,ent a hop 1po11BOred by the l Balley,g Judy F wlll meet al the RuUand Hlgh acrtbed t ancient ruins of ' eys David Baker and Jim And- the largest review 00 record la olmer de plloled tho Jin. rtok WU lran,por!N lo O born, Ohio. l lum . al band he p. m. rews introduced guest ■Inger the Tri-State Area C..-ncll. booster, 8 asaembly around gJIIIDBl the wor l d. Schoo Rome. l lho al uloc ""1alolan by authorities for The pl■lntUI la asking au r --ay, with tbe I February 'lbursd le f mob irst 'l1le w � atep was England But whal ere Mn. Hayman. ita Carpenter sl.?ging. "Mlsly. " Scouls "'"11ing the rank 4JI i ln!!i- of • - IDJur,o Incur- Im lo ,.._.. an auto Northweslem al p • r e n I Loc the where u "Ah" slunt wa■ acted Mr. KnJghl and Mr. Coffman do- Young Emotions was sung by Eagle included Robert Buck. In � 1he ...,ldoot. Ace,Jrdiq lo purcl, ed by Henry and Phyllfa Ronald Collin,. _Robert Buck. Troop :149 A t II hosla. IIOCil lon out. Jf!rrJ Arnold was 1111 hero Ing on the -■-ell , ,pon red byPot11t1 Minlnl roporla, M'<MIU.., waa slowing Ann Howard. The local c,om)lU)' Teacher A 42 ooOO Ruth_ Bailey, Coome �m.. and Lod ,ome I . llulaia op st he 1111 of ta friend ll Hagy wi D 8. �I W SRINGTON UP - U cotme and uby hia girl . T at In ...... " 1hal I nldcio In ,_ ol slated In Ila petition lh•t the car Pa pre11den ge No. 2 , I F. with 0J, blm could man a lyn,, Mn. Ficl, ii being wrongfully retained by � recopixed wHh I Foonder I ::::: �-:�· or:: Ruby'■ : parent. . ..... Yvonne Ru88lan soldler1, Sam Arnold, ::n::./:7:;· ·;,:t :::... �I R.alph G. Spencer , nni . ••• •� ••� ,.... - -p Beal sQil Jtm Andrews. 'l1lo maid Jame, Cadle -Y :,r,,gram. . lblled lo llop. the dofalanta. ' ------- '· . Manuel Gheen• Carl Nancy Bum,. �-M le Freeman. • �� � �m =•n • .._ was """'' "--le r...eman: a Ihle!• Hall, !heir <aplain, Robert Buck, re unly: minor dom■ge 1"81 report. They cbup Iha! 1he defendPUy i'OIITPONED OXYGEN GIVEN of lmprhoameal N� B nda Bailey and HUda Ha . ed lo the truck Ji, Chief Horbert an1a ·aze In• delalllt for ,.,. poy· · The -• play"•· ul- - Rutland ta llaalo, an1,.r al .,...,. Lance flart, and a cop, George and a farmer. lllchard Finley, The pianist for the record rthop The Middleport Emergency unit Gilkey hut Jl hH been ettlmated ment m,tl yet not returned Hlgb School ■<heduled for Wed• .udmnt Ai, ,._ - al IIGffman. COIIVinc<d everyone to hurry on was Linda Kirkland. Stage hands was called to the Harry SqiiQI lhsl damage lo the car � tho ...icle, The auto 11 o 11165 neoda)', �-ry I, has been II JII o. .... UT, ,._ - All I!- girl■ were glad to, llop lo 1111 next olop - Slam. . were George Blackwell, Mike home la■t evening 11 7:111. SoiilJI , t 1 l � �lll Friday, Man:b 10• ..,, · U-, ud 1\i'D ll�D"lb�•b. WM ti•• � tr\11■ '�'\�•. �. � . '. 1,,�: . • :, 1a . _ � - "'� , �� : .,:_ ;: ,'.. OXFORDS WORK SHOES a r::i::e�:�e;���;��t�d ��1in?�:;;:;ft��s°i:y unusually heavy . Members we1·e to reconvene al 12:30 p.m. The county's depa rtments are operating th is month on one-twelfth of their 1 960 budget , pending approval of tl)e '61 appropriations. -- JANUARY CLEARANCE CQN T N UES 1 I ;l�:ft:J�;;:;��;r;�;i;: :i�\���:t\;i�i�tr::.t!��r:� I ,DRESS OXFORDS - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 21, 1961 o m 8 hi d : ; � �:t c � e t ��� . ��11�� t ; !t :: ;;;.��:� Comm1sslon President Dan Hartmger was reported to have worked last night preparing a tentative budget. IOLA'S Gin SHOPJ - NO. 238 u JAN UARY CLEARANCE SALE i '"' la • • Meigs County's commissioners were deep In discusalons this mornin11 trimming excess fat from th e 1961 By Olive Club b'-' ..... Commissioners Hoping For 1961 Meigs County Budge t A pproval Today 8y N te I I 50 FREE �':! p I • ..- y 81 ent1n �he r · : · e ml-·· ------------------------------- ----�::--:-:� �·•!•· 28• ?Nt w.v4011:11 _. . eek ls Yout. h W Beg,nn,ng On Sunday, Jan . 29 , , , l · I " .I\ H h & lll•f . SOl , · : ! i ·'- 1 1 \ � h St•. La.�:. • .- •. ·• ""�--2i''' : ,. . . '1 _� � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 26, 1961 adams frederick swan