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Of TM Mn1,-Ma,on .4re,, Pomeroy-Midd leport, Ohio, Tuesday, Jan. i 1 . 1 116 1 NO. 24 1 • 5c: PER COff Young Mother Testifies To Cruel Beatings, Threats Against Her Lif�-- 'f 1 T PLEASANT - The murdu tri31 of Barbara Lynn Mortnn 24-yea.r-old ("Qme!y mother o 1hree smaU ch ildren. opened hionJay in Mason County Circult Co-rt witn the defendant testify• ir:': dramatlcally in her own beh· If of vicious dome1tir strUe 1960 lhal broughl the Nov. 19, Morgan, J9,son Edward of 1h ; de;, 45 hf'r hu��nd. . F1·oseeu1 mg AtlOrney C' e c ii Dean waived the death penalty. A jury composed of live men and seven women heard testi• mony of four S.tate witnesses and 1 1 wilne!i6el for the defense. Sti,te wJtnene■ telt-if)'inl were Kenneth Dunt; Mn. Ollie Shinn , 1 ak>nl end had threatened to kQI 0.22 per cent alcihol. 'The l e I a I her � timea throutha,ut their 1 ��t � intadcation in Welt Vir• �•- G. M. Scott of the Slate Po- and Mn. Violet Gerlacll. life. ' married were IIIUI 11 0.15. witneuel three lad The Lor• Sberiff lac. ; former Deputy I y rted p Her behalf Mn. Morgan tntiUed that her po tu •u11 character tlltlmon all Coroln County '41iitnnaes ain Crump: Mason that of her hu,,band brothtr-in-l had . been Jailed f o r .11 w by Morgan. Mr•. of , and Eahenaur Oliver Dr. ner I ' Morgan neighbor, Paul Thornton. The YOUDI and a,mely delend· and 111ter-in-law, Mr. and M r •· drinking and llhe had him plac«I ant took the ltand In her own be- Clyde> Jordan, with all the wil- under peace bond on wver1l ocTestifying for the defmae I the accused. M rs. Morgan: Mr. hair and t.eltifled for approximet,,.. · DHMI ti the defenae . except the casiont. At one time the had in1 3nd Mra. Clyde Jordan, brother- ly one hour •nd fl&>en minute:I, character witneuet, stating that ; ltituted d J v o r c t pl'OCf!fl(linp in-law and sister of the deceued telling of her marr� Uf1 w I t h Morpn drank txceuively -anc1 a_gallllt him td dillflftd the IK'· ukl "I w o u I d Mr. M�rgan : Mn. Marvis Wea• Morgan for the put 111. yean and wa1 CftM;I to Mrs. Morgan when 1 lion ! never h1-Ye no freedom. no ver , niece of the deceased ; Mr. the . event• of the fatal thootlng 1t drinking. I Accordinl to '"1hnony of the i matter where I went he would and Mrs. Harley McPeake, for• their Chestnut Ridge hornei. mer employer of Morgan: Mr. According to the dolendant'1 tes- Slate Police Sgt. 1<aU and Coro- llnd me." and Mrs. Glen Johnson, Vienna, timony, her late humand drank. ner Eshenaw-. • blood: akohol telf, j She stated that hi had thrown a n d "'.aa taken an Morgan following bottles at her and then forced her Mor�au exceHively and abused W. Va. friends of Mrs. h hta death and tile re;,ort ahoftd I to wait through the broken glau occa• riumeroua and the late Mr. Morgan : R t! v. struck er on I we"' bee� • $10 050 RecaIIed FOr USe ID Hosp1'taI CODSlrue1·IOD TONIGHT an,I TUIIDAY John O'llora'• "FROM THE TERRA CE" - Technicolor W ith Paul Newman and Joann• Woodward COLORCAIITOON Runnin1 time 2111 Hn. Box office elose1 8:IIO P.11. W DN IDAY & THURI, "I AIM AT THE STARS" (Science-Fiction) Curl IUl'loDI 1ad Gi. Scel1 COLORCAIITOONS LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport, Ohio "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Tue,., Wed., Thurs. {Color) Rou1h'1 Shoe Store MIDDLll'OllT F R -E E CLOTHIERS Formerly Smith Clothing Co. .•,.•.• w. _ ..,1,,.. .. • -ceMpl■te kltclle11 ,•• ••llellnt en • N e • Moi11, Do........ A,11 .. ,.,,... ..... IEAUT IFUl VINYL OR FORMICA CAN WORK WON DERS FOR YOU A well planned caunter caverecl In Vinyl ar Far111lca can acid beauty a n d conva n l a n ca to your kitchen. Sea u1 lo, free ••llmcite of COIi, Homa Of No1ma Br•nd Mercho1ndl1a Juat oall our olllco. Get )'OU1' Flnllndal Crodlt Certlfie11to, 1ood 111 over Ohio. It 1tanda for ready 01llh qui<kly. It Nl'\IOI u your fin1n<i1l btdtinl ao Y<JU can io make 1 aood deal from any dealer on a cor or otbor thinp. II 1'0III you notblnf to pl ii. Ever:, worth'tl man and WOIIIID lhould oorry one to rely on In 1881. You uever know .,hen you may need II. We ue ...d to -rove every request poillble IO you have e1tabllllhed 1llle-Wlde money CNCIII. Jutl phone 'tomorrow oo we C&D mail youn rlaht away. No obllpllon. l'hono WY44171 / US I, Main It. Jo.,.. Mo,_hokoy, � PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW AT BAKE R FU RN ITU RE'S GIANT JA NUARY CLEARANC.E SALE 12c Reill-•• (b1Mr1 IN MIDDLEPORT ' • ·--.,-- ---· .. ---·------------ -.... . ..... -.,_. -.. _ _, .... -- ,; IIHONI WY•MIIO IN MIDDl.lflOIT ... -�-- ...... ----·.. �---...·- · Miller-Karr wID filed ..; -- . 1600 Drys pllt Names On List Aga1'nst D ' ks '!!!1l �� ii!�_. a;. � �iJ. �" ½ •" .� Com-I Ullf 'iii s.· »A J M Crushers In 10 Distr1"cts kers nr .,, u, I e�.��1:i�-:��!m 111 New senalor ff anls Roek S Bi. um, up- i P, ., ; I Pr F · 1si lie Trl-Lulfar tln11■1• ll'HONI WY-U.H IN POMIROY •u '."'heduled ·In def.... !!I� ll!Wlber·m._,� ----- • �11,Y. !� v�'!'.:: ���::. to- LeJJJOD • prrus • ed Jn pauJ R evere Roundup In Columbus ,11 LI, LAUNDERElf_ DRY CLEANERS BAKER FURNITURE --, I ROBINSON'S ° or cur. Al t1DJ ....i. you ftll lalre oil lhe llllor CMII of 1IUhdt,JI Jlllt lei Robinlon'• tab over ,our .i,.., TIiey do a buketrw al wuh In I b11n7 --- ban It "'"1tllDc eltlll In no llmt II •IL '1'r7 our roup dl7 ltfflOt will& 1111 1111 pl- Ironed - , �y 1liiii' '!i "'°" -• Rough-Day S.rvlc. ( ....... Of Daughter " 0-SOE . Off 'ce F • • d SpeII RoWnlOfl'1 FINA.NCIA.L CREDIT CERTIFICATE For IHI MIDDLIPORT, DHIO c:ouncn •-.a.. Contract For ay To Break WASHING IS A CINCH . :"": BAHR ":i:� �:.!� DCVe opmeOtS arm Trend O c...,.., Get Double Your Purthase I n Poll Parrot Stamp! Me1·gs Court To Push Area School Foods IATUIPAY "SEVl:N· WAYS FROM SUNDOWN'' (Tocbnlcolor) With Alldle Murphy and Bury Sullivan - also "12 TO THE MOON" Kea Clark, Tom Steve Reeves In Three Tfl3. ls .----------. Democrats May Seek Jobs on Middleport's Coone·ii "°'" •• set Down n vme · ent Named ,un paneIi, Steal PlllDAY NOT OPIN NOW SHOWING Candidates Stirring In Both ! Parties On Municipal Levels/· v38daJS smasb ■ ■ Open 9 to 5 Clo1ed Wednncl•y At Noon lll'venln91 By Appointment I Dr. ffart, 95' m·ed At Home P'•met•Y, Ohl• I 09½ Court StrNt JANUARY SPECIAL R-eular $1 0.00 COLD WAVES FOR $8.00 I tou,_ MEIGS THEATRI SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP 1111 type of a reception Galvao would get. A top Brazilian nav9,l spokes­ man said that if Galvao brought the Santa. Oaria into Brullian waters the thip would be impounded and returned to Ill righ� Thret er•• men rWlnt t• fol Portuguese O\fflen· Brazilian ..tft•r •• work Hrlr uch warships in the area were on the mornl"' haff ampl• opporalert. !unity .. ....,.,. In Rio de Janeiro, Fore••· .... MinI their public life. isl.er-designate Afonso Arinol IOJd IJ A n autumn municipa l election in MJddlepoi:t .... Jante, Sanborn, Chnhir•: Pomero y seemed assured today pen d ing Oline of � United Pren International M • I Fred Geor111, Rutland; and on Middleport, Smith, LN for f>?Sts on Midd leport council. petitions crat ore "re would Brazil ;,., day night that MR. VINCI!NT omplo,-d •• tho ColonoH Observers in Midd leport r.aid toda y at least two demi,. spect th• treaties with Portugal". Three trial date, have been c,,..,.,1on -· Point Pin- cratic cand idates for seats on the six -man coum:il wUl but the case of the ship and the ' ,et in Meig, Cou\JlY C O m m O n Hnl, IHh •1 • 1• a member be liled. Names were not fortllcoming. was un<ler study , rebel• :� _ Pleas Court by Judge John C . •f hi, vUlatt council. Also. the possibility loomed Quadl"OI RemalDt 811enl A fourth rider. Jaclc F oa, that an iru;urgent move may blos- �pubhcBlll wOO have ..W involve cases the of Two B:aoon. ' The only man who could tlear job ...,. breaking and enterings or local :-::· som inside the pre�t GOP Mid- wlil try �the up the confosion. Janio Quadros, u:�. . y t t e .. establi!hmenlt. 1n .... ..,....a_ on dleport couocil, u • contest no decided to remain sllenl on Ibo r R and Geurae � Roy eute have will a arise■ Middleport 1..,. The court adleduled the cose what - is Mp,-nln1 In • matter until aft@r hi1 inauguraJ lut •w!lil ,t the at Jr., road, l latl Ch too n hl,. election primary , " s I ••1 " The Board of Meigs County Commissioners yesterday lion a■ president at noon. of Sherman E. Sehlll for Febrund o,.rt. Rutla Mlddl il. c roy ond P , uld Iii, :,,tltl · ounc · ome recalled Sl 0 , 050 from the inactive fund of the Meigs e ary u. 1u, 1J lttUed f 1 eakThe u.s Navy was prepaffll Three na,nes hae been circulat• , ... , co-W<1rkon may put J)OIII • t for mina ions no _ seek County Veterans Memorial Hospital Fund an d transfer- for the possibility Galvao would The appointment of Michael ing and onterlng Mooro·• store < conne ted with P<•11ur• on him to Iii• for ed freely .. being tbt red it to the credit of the Ho 1tal Commission Fund . one presenl councilman who al- �cil . m p,omeroy on _ .&-.,-balk a1-,entering port. It had three Vincent aJ Area Development Re in Pomeroy and wu Jl\dicted by llff lce th• MJ1:t time MalOn w The mon ospital Commission will destroy,r1 be1idea th• Gearing on resenlative for Columbus a • d the grand Jury. lie ple•dod inno- oloct, town Dodi. Thon tho ready has liled. All three declin- l,can ticket. So for, oeitlMr NI cred ited the or partial payment of Architect Harry R ay hand lo help ii • sea lrarufer � Southern Ohio Electric Company l't!nl at hit arrallfllll"nt last w..k robably be iz would i.. com- ed to say whether or not they filed . �ay Wh(! Is plan ning the new s�ructure. It ts expected necess ploto. was today anoounoed by Robert Schall is being• held in county would file petitioru providod One Il<mocral boa filed In """tary. came L the uulldin1 wlii be put up for bid at the en d 0 1 Feb ru . Sm ith's press olf1cer, Lt. Cmdr J. Grueser , Company Vice Pmi- Jail on $1,000 bond. Judge Bacon I'-----------' ! them by the present councilman . eroy. Jack Weyesmlller fllod • ,i,in� o rc� • ar • "-. J r,,polnted Jamea ))'Brlea u law• Everybody has . until tomorrow tition for a two ye,,r llnlL Charle, Rainey, emphanled that dent. �� �g •1 _ Soul J y for I got lo m p. 4 at .tb yer ame, ... reporle( ... D the 1 ..ta w•lh � defeildant. Prosecul• thl, woold be onlj,_ .,- .i.a .tt11111'.1,,j,...,, &> � . rnell\ber ol t h � Dan Hartinger and :!ry Nel.:� 1 The com.;.1.,1o. also .... adopt: Clerk of the Board of Election, lerealed in a Democratle �"Abo •e all llhe •dmlral l is Area Development Department, Ing · Attomey Barnard V. Yulll · ) . also decided that metnbers of the ed 8 measun which allows each seat, but he 1181 llol ,... ,T t Mrs. Dorothy Johnston. seeking lo avol_d the tran,fer of Vincent will work closely with all wlll ro.,._;1 the tltalo. C.unly Hospital Commission and Meigs C.unly deputy sherlfl $100 hio '"1¼11 L ;�! '. .Ir llll1IOWK'lltl t I u F Leslie z, Pomeroy, In tho San ta Maria passengers _l at communlUes in the Company•, :a. The other trial of breaking and Secretary IA!o Vaughan should he lot the purchase of uniforms and already have who said he councilman, that , present leal dr e le the hazards, 88peC1al- county aervice area in the rontin- entering is scheduled for Febn.ibonded. The atnount was set at other necessary equipment. T h e plan, to file a :,elition for re..lec• cil in Pwo!IO) OIi the GQll liltil very and youn relderly lor ly , Fred 20. S!fwart allegodly ary new ung bring to indus dforts pe g la\Y was adopted by lhe last .... $I.ODO. lion. He has yet lo do so. Ot her include Don Collini, r,a111n Bit' soos," he 1ai<I. broke into Headquarler's tavern try into lhe terrtory. ,Ion of legisll1turo. er and Richanl Rupe. .U: lhni, . ----. · The money boing recalled for • y mcen t 11 -a &raduate oI Grand· In Middleport· No money however waa grantwi oemces ra I Fune held a,. Iiled 1or 1our year te..- D • t • will be He will al,o be represenled by view High School and Ohio State � Hospital C.mmi!slon ed Sheriff Robert Hartenbach for ur Th l . a ay for at p.m l Schaefer filed for the lhar1er ", temoo w ,lhdra wn f"!'_.11'! _1'.omeroy Na- the ad Univer■lty. He hie worked with O'Brien. Stewart boa been held purcha,e of un Horms. Alter D W r. S rt a . . . p H f omeroy. o . , 95 year term. . . k . tlonal Ban . "'" ....,1nc H o m e ' . . -ft-r bel ng lndlcl· the company tn ,.,. ,_ Plant Account- on $I •000 bond , •ne lh 18 year, 1t wJU be necessary for died who th . rnm IS g mo ,. Betmc Roy Qnmcilman Bank ' The Pomeroy F8","ers ing Department during the swn- ed with Schall by t h e January deputies lo pu rchase their o w n . expected to Met ll1IOlber lorttl. Service, are to be Bank. The Middleport Clt,zens · mer of 111511 and has also served term grand jury, Ho alto pleadod addition, to uniforms. lilod on lht RepihllcM 11a11· hu with Chapel Ewmg the al held Bonk, and the Racm• National u I Commercial Sales Repreten• not guilty. Tho nexl spec ial session of the put. the in bur m Gro me ial Beech ve ter Bank. ' y. Ce atlve commission 1, tehoduled for Febnn l A ■uit Cur• lilod CharlOI Lepr bao fllltj_ Mayor by George W Dr. Hart was an alumnus of the , In, other action, the commission ruary 6· Nolhlng WBB oonsidered for another two year tenn. . tis, by hJ1 next friend, E m m a ! Ohio state Medical College. de<ided thal all purcha... made of lhe engineer', appropriation at Officials of the Meig, C.unty o. I Ho was also Meigs county eudl• Over 1800 name, on petitions with Clerk Edn,. Sil w, 4 . Van Meler, apinlt Denver from the •ulo license ind gas tax yesterday's meeting. protesting possible legisl.etion in Treasurer Elma RulleD. Sheriff's Dep�rtment reported to' and Mary CurtiJ wlll come before I tor for four terms and worked for appro:,rlatlon be made by r,qui• West Virginia on " l iquor by the In Middleport, C.W..ilmen I jury February 7. day ii 1, Investigating • break... tbe Industrial Comml..ion of Ohio sltlon ol lhe l'Otlltty ongineer .to drink" have been ,ent to t h • Zerkle, Clinton Fiaher, IM $mil Ing and entering at the Syracuse Th• BUil concem, a contestod • al Columbus in the medical de• the board of commissioners, The w alate legislature in Cha riest-On and Wayne Gibbons have !Ill .... O Grade School. A large amount of parlmenl from t9'J9 to l!MO. Dr. I will. Counselor for the plaintiff purehase order must .,. 1lgned the Bend Area ol M a ' 0 n Bill u,from � ..,_ and ...., .... surplus lood was ■tolen in t h • the finn of Webster and Full& I Hart retired from practicing med· \Al( 1 by I majorlly of the board of comCounty. 1 th•fl. rounded out lhe 11a1e o1. while FN!drlcl! Crow will repre- icin• belore his election .. COIID· . . such w mlaslonon accomh•nylng lo have The pehtrons were taken ,... far filed for flltlldl • Th ree cana of orange juice, lZ ! tY auditor. tent the defendants. a The Miller-Karr Con11lruttlon purthase11. by Middle rt, BolJI filed • t • Charleston early this week walnut kernell and ('ans j ti Company of Pomeroy ha, been I In court action yesterday after- I He was a member of the Pom- Rev David Freeman of the N ·w � . large box of candy ban were •• • 1 tn for ticket Re;xabhcan t: Any purc se totaling in excess flgI sded the contract to Mnstruct noon Emeet Wingftl pleaded not eroy Masonic Lodge No. 164. In Rav� Met hod ist Church • � ldenliried a s belng ,tolen· The en- awa terms. I 0l ISO must broughl before tho re- The petitions prote,t •• tempt, a $711,81• building for the Cotum• IJUilly to charge> of driving while , November of 1960 Dr. Hart try was discovered by the school (£ Mayor Kenneth commluion for approval T h i s Ry UaUed PrtH laiena ttuaaJ bus and Southern Oh io Flrl'.fric intoxicated. He wa1 arra igned ln 1 ('e lved. a SO.year lodge pin. to ha\'e liquo r sold by th� dr irk clerk Gene Grste and h janitor yesterday looming. . ilil Includes all departmental heads. The longost s··• Commori PIeaa Court and posled. Service& wi'll be cond ucled bY in the mountain stale The n ames · g cold e Company · ""'" freozm arlo� Perr .U R-!pt,b1f .' th Purehaw Ien than '50 can be wave to hit the Eut in year, Entry was gained into Th 'J1}e �Udlng, a (.'Onatruction and $500 bond. A trial date haa n o t I Rev. Eugene B rown. were acquired by various church �ve fiJ:i 10' � building with skeleton key1. e made without commiHion ap;>rov- was due to break today The deceased was preceded 1n groups in the area. maintenance office bullding with yet been set. as wann .._y� onIY destructlon reported waa to =o. , ..... At 1 1 a_.m. ._ Pacillc ' Coast air moved across --- ----death by hi, wile, Blanche, and . shop and olorag• building,, will be 1 -----doors. Panels of two doora had Le d llied Fullz F. she · sa i the nation . a daughter, Audrey. He made hla Film At Syracuse built on Park-st In Mldd:epo11 on ,I Panther CnL. Mayor .Flne11 Two , ....., 118 Earn . ior a two year - a ._ . tion, been kicked In by the weekend home w,'th h" daughter, El ise Tt, Sh w GraveI Hill . , Two por10na wen, fined' In MiuTemperalures In lhe mid or up- vandals Accid nts o e rouocil eroy . . . Hart. dieport Court action yeaterday by per 30s were expected today to Horace Karr 1a1d today ea4,U. P- jI Win Over Wahama A film about highway accidents ll was also reported that a num• The Pomero I Juni h H or Other survivors lnclude moth- will be shown Wednesday Fe Mayor Kenneth McElh Jnney. nt has been moved 01110 t h e end 1.2 consecutive day, of below. ber of skeleton keys had , bbeen � School 7th-8th ;,,de team defe�tdaughter, Mrs. Edna Cooper , ruary 1 , at the regular meetin• Fo l den Says Tap er as begin Jame, H. Woodyard was fined freezing temperature, that " v o broken off in other doors of t h • 11to and work will ·• � am lhe Wah a Fa Icons yesler- Pomeroy; -a IOn ,� . ....ter H a r I as weather pemu.... .., and costs on • cha rge of run- gripped peMsyIvanja and New I b11 ildin1. ,. arch II , • 0n SaIe ' of the Syracuse Fire Department. . day evening on thelr home £Joor, Pomeroy, four 'and ildren, ' aod The fire hall will be open to the Richard Folden, deputy ,.i. ning a •lop tlgn. The line was York. . l ! l9- S Pomeroy exploded lor 10 II•• gn,al-gra n!ch,I n. 1u1pended , and coot., paid, trar of motor vehlcleo, � public. . The 12-day cold ■pell aet • • New Haven Man marten while lhe Falcoo, w,re Ftl�d• may call at Ewings 1 lord Murray wu penalized $5 and frigid endurance record at Plilla- Shri nou a ed that in- port , 81lid today hla ..__ It was lso an nc ,.. , lnree ,· n I h e an• ---"' onl• visit Point Pleasant Februa ry 20, ablo lo .•ell'dent ne •a �t•• msu •·~· ' ment of Monday that 19111 � of h••mg and hall do r • fire the • of apection lphla Monday and the wu ame fourth peri . 8-mpton on J , od New Haven it hda been anoounced by M r ,. ".,'.�t l'�-�• l��ien P1at... �=IO rse equipment will also be held at G tags will go on aale Mardi jltii most prolongod lreeze to hil New mer·•-CITED Bl' PATROi, :J.. presIdenl Eli!abeth Liter, executln �re'-'nm1t, was e1n·""" Lannie Tyo of Pomeroy I e d . York Clty ,mcti 1893. Walter W. Harrison, 58, Middle- p.m. Due to J9,ck of seating, t h e was in error. of the P■t Wilson Shr ine Club in tary of the Mason C4unty R e d both teams in scoring with lO, has been cited Into Gallipo- film will be ....1r1cted to adult, Tag,, •• in yoara put. "' • . The warming trend was H· I Point Pleaaant al • mee!lng held Croas Chapter. and Bob Embler had six . Hickle port, Meias County Court the O h i o only. Anyone interested In the de- sale instead on March 1 111 1'1111>The bloodmobile wUI visit the and Woods• each had five lor the lia municipal court by In Melp County Court yester• peeled to encompa,. the eastern J Friday .nJght. parbnenl', operation is invited. eroy and Middleport, u eVII')'• overloading. for Stale P9,trol Other officer, elected w e r e Pleasant Valley HOlpital f r O m future White Falcons. day three persona were fined 88 1 two-third• of the nation· where in Ohio. •--reiull ol citation, by lhe O h I o The warm air puohed eaalward Gene Crow, flrll vice-president; noon unlit f p.m It will be ,pon• acrou lhe Central Plains early Forrest Clark, teeond vice-pres!- IOred by one of the cirele, of t�• LOCAi. TI!MPS state Patrol. Garden Oub Event · l'f/ The temperature al lhe Inter• NOfflW\ 8- wa, lined $10 and today, touching off ohowen in the dent. and Joe Jordan, 110<retary- Trinity Mothodist Church. M r •. Pacili The Middleport Garden Club fl o Nortbweot and light n De trouurer. -goin Cecil Lltet reported M hanic that 100 pinto ol lerlloll of Second and ec an, out g · COiii on a ctwp of falling to ,top Ourrie, lrom ing an open meellaa le the Dako'!'• to de3S WU 45 : 1 1 at Po1111!1<1y In II ol vi,it each al needed ... blood the to namod wa, president, at an Interaction, Lewis Smfth, annowte "- . and nelghborlni pr. public lhe per �of bomd .slate. York Now llkle1. Cl� .,..,. the unit. $10 and OOIII, !allure to yield the den club, at the Heath Melhodllt right of way, and Bou Schuler , ,.. la Stale Se nate recently heard Sena- Church. Monday evening. Fehn,. Tne West VI r.,,n • nL was lined $49 and «JOla on a IVe tOm1nenf \JtliO l'Vln tor Jack Joh nson of Point Pleasant introduce a bill ary e. at 7'30 p.m . 0850 , challt! ol overloading. - --, ------------'" · n c o I a pr ca w e 1 appr supp t e nt I f II h hi s a or a m . ry o i 0 • , - Mr· William Miller oxtOlllloD . 000 from the •�te general fund to be used by the State agent for reBOOrCe develapmoat 0 rock crushers. R d 9 i:: � of the Soulhe.astern Ohio .,.. wlll :_ o �� � • h from t e be nator guest speaker. A coffee hour new e "se be used in each of the 10 Th and Wal Vlr• Four Meigs County member, of Dr, John Baker, Pretldent ol natl zon•. s;,oke on youth a n d ol new "":mber■. He said local would Ohio � w· follow. Mn. C. O. Fiahef It will torevealed also District ll oa rush rta Fourth � ;i::' atone for to c r d di lri led ve/Jaran,, and wld- D'IIW•Web,ter Poet st of h • I Oh1�, Univerelly spoke mi the top- Communl>m. He ,tressed the Im· representatives a n d a,nator, I and Mn. Garen staae, , chairman Daylon Senator •nd • lt seco C la he that day building and maintalninI nd qwa Incl c lklrfln of tleceuecl vet- Amorlcon Legion attended I h • lc, Whal You Do - What You portance of RN>ldmg I good pal• ,hould Stemple of Philippi have I I I e d bury Is club president. Informed of American road The bill who have not reported Paul Reven, Round-U? In Cohun• stand For." Dr. Bater told log• tern. He qooted J, Edgar Hoo,er Legion veteran,. William S. Kon• •� and :Imaf'l' lhe I with the Clerk ol the Senate, a :;. �• v 1 n utl Income by !l'ebruery bus Sunday, Five prominent per- Ionnalrn that lht ()OIi mull let ao aaying that the American Le- old. Ohio legialnllve d;recl-Or, :.: � 7 ;�"; join I resolution asking lor an SUPPER ON ·n:a. I lM :.a p w n ff 0 in 11 ce tll]y non■M'\lk-e,, 1Dn1 of the llate were 1peaken. the people know ol the g«NI work gion Js the great.eat patr iot group 1polte of.,organization. to the state eonstitu- A bean and vegetable IOllp aup.. , amendment � �� \ ,.._, payment, appropria un to finance wlll Commander Elza Gilmore, Ed- done by memben. He upreaaed in uiat.nce. National Commander William R. :;:o per will be .erved FelinmJ .a,. · • tion. n. have lo be alo;lped. gar Vaa Inwagen, Frank Vaugh- his feeling about lht Buckeye Ralph Riefenatahl of ti'!' Ohio Burke wu clo>ing ,peaker, The 1'his amendmenl would change at the Racine Melhodill Cbt1ri:1J! .t veter... ud �.>:i,. �pf lj\l71'. .. .$1ale . It Qblo.. JIDJveroitJ', Bell Telephone Company dil!ClU- Columbus visit wa, hi! only ,ched- Johnaon pointed out that t h • the age of voters from the present annex, The ■upper will belin M · · rec!J.: an nioel,. and loll a line ._io,, on , ed lhe plaMm, ol post. and uled one In Ohio. A total of S,03! language of the bill prov ide& that 21 year, of age to 18. The Sena- 5:311 p.m. Membetw of Ibo W• ' ::, a,1.:.,...mecteif .�� are not requin,d Inc In Ille ball _. of the Dnh- -I offlciala. _.,.,.. ..,. present. OI lhal the - •.,.,..pr1a11on will - tor aaid this reta1•lNlldotion wu leyen Service Gtdl,I at ,tll!.. , � enterprise. lo '1'ffl �· 1111 of lht lor-Hilton Halel with State E. D. Muon, -la! \!&•DI l b ' --� 11 I lfil!' ·Kt!otied1.,Jlellonal ..,.,,. J!!l,.r'& •..-- � . . !I!!' ;::h · ·-·:,, ad � . ' .!!iii!tl't,(;r.:••_ Clqcln• ! lmi dl....,rtill ,.,.., ,, I�• ,;..;i �•�Ii ,li;IJ;,;iclw1e ., � � � � P'! _ ....... 111111. . . RECIFE, Brazil : UPV - Rear leader, Henrique Galvao, into takAdm. Allen Smith .Jr• steamed ing the Santa Marla into Recife out to an ocean conference with or some other Brazilian port and the rebels uf the Santa Maria to- Jet the more than 600 passengers day under growing rears the dlsembark. The admiral la a six-fool. 2t»Jiner·s hoJtage pasSffigera might who ha, the ability to poundei· risky have to .,. removed in • the indications were and fast talk transfer or the high seas. to use hiJ full powneed would he reached The NaV) said Shlith persuasion. of s r e Santa Lhe with the rendezvoua Maria !lhortly before 5 a.m EST I A rash of con!Licling and COD· but there was no iinmediate word fusing statements by officials of Bralil. which is undugoing a on whether he got •board. Srt>lth'1 elm was to get aboard change ol national administration the luxury liner and talk the rebel toda,y, raised bouts a, to what NOW AIPl'\I I Ok� ..... thon, Katia'■ poocJI. .., munt.n GDe ot Ufe'I ilttle trqedl• HU b o m . la Now Tori<. Jt•• • ,.,.., W.. na\ ------------------ Risky, High Seas Tran s/er OfPassengers Now Fea red Sauer Joins In Ohio Valley Guidance Meet on the floor -,Id on 11tYeral o«:a• bttn awa) for •veral months fire. � lhe had been forced to prior to the ntghl of November Then w staled lhl 1111111 with her small children f r o m 19. n wu on that evening that relea� the aafety and ... r,I& their home for fear of their liveti 1 11he h.:id beeome frightened when d .id ool remember dolnl • a l l She jBid on the night of the fat- she HW a num looking in h e r did 1ht- remember hearinl al d1oot1ng he had allempted l-0 window. uiter ,he learned t h a t gun go oll. Silo ,aid lhe 1IMili lhootng he had attempted to the man w31 her est.rang� hus- Jieved 111 her fright Ml! __,. force hil way into their h o m e band when he tr led to e n t e r still (-oming, and rsn thnwll,ll 1 .. when he found the door locked ( their home by breaking out the hou� and stopped in tJw kt 1 ( and had told her through the lock- front door glan . When she asked tv reload the gun. .. � ed door- that he had "a ICOl"e � bim to get a �phew across t h e S� ran out the houle .• fl settle with you 1md whm J 1et m I road to eome m the house w i t h , around to the front when • IN. , him. he just 11.e,t rect<'hing in to saw him lying on the ground I'll lend to you. " , Mr1. Morgon lllated ,he h a d unlock the door I hi! feet on tho porch. Shi loaded the 22 caliber bolt-action She aimed the rifle at his -arm o"er to the neighbor'• and """'!.. :; rifle wtiich_ lhe kept ln her home and pulled the trigger but the We 1 them to caU the police M 1· 11 t, for protecllOII u her husband had ty wu on and the gun failed to 1 had jUl!lt &hot her bUlband.. ' risk!'.; .- 1111..-.m ,.,.,.:i:-_, ... ,,. i: ......,...... :::. .,______,_ �nd'Jl,u,• W. l �'" , • . ·---· -- -~· - ·-· · . ~ ......... .- . . -- - ._ . -- '( t •• 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 31 . !961 The Doily Sentinel ToclaYs Medical Report Will It Be "Public Be Damned"? gasoline. Combined federal and state . ' gas taxes now average 10 cents a gallon 1 and this ia close to 50 per cent of the 1 price (before tax) of every gallon of gas I you put in your car. Although gasoline 1 is a basic necessity, fueling the motor veiucles that have become essential to our whole way of living, It carries a bigber lax than such exclusive luxuries as mink coats and perfume. There is evidence that the "temporary" one-cent Increase In the U.S. federal gasoline taJ: imposed about a year ago may have been the straw that broke the camel's back. Many state officiaiJ ' are reportedly worried b'!Cause gasoline tax receipta - a direct indication of conaumption - are not reaching hoped for levels. Botb fairness and reason dictate that thi.s "temporary" tax bf! allowed to ez. plre on aehedule June 30, 1961. ExtendIng It, or worn yet, Increasing it, would be a perfect enmple of a public be damned attitude. lwptJen to men when they h a v e :change of life.' Is this true And if It il could he be belP'Jd w i t h &Janel 0ahots like they give some of the older movie llars" Dear, dear !edy. rm ofraid you are among the many who' ve been taken 111 by what Md'DIIOUe called l-... l''marqu<lt medicine... All brighl lights and no substanee. Let 1110 try "' maigbten you out. ~'*'"'":l Mee do ool bne 1 "eluull• ol lHe" comparable to that ·e•per- coming year one of the hot topIcs · in Congress will bf! medical care fo,r the apt!. But there are some fresb at~d important ligna that we ought also to : ~ concerned about medical care In gen~ral. A 'new P.nrnment re(lOrt present• itl'lldnt: eVIdence of the decline In the proportion of docton In this coqtry relative to the alze of the populatl~. nlend Is not new but baa been In n for at leaal the lut 20 yean. The most alarming aspecl.l about ii are arp drops In the proportion of doc· ~':! k~private practice and in the categilrr eJ general practitioners. year lbout two of every three . Ill weie Ill private pnchce. But ck II lftl the raUo wu 88 per cent. I Thill doea not mean, of course, that ~. are aetually fewer doctors in priv t1 pracdce. Their numbers have eone u some 20 per cent In recent decades. , t t!le total of pen0111 to be cared for rnedltlllly baa shot up by more than twice ~~ ~ tbt rate. To add to the problem of the ordinary citizen seeklna private medical care, today Ule- physicians wbo are In private the female. 'l1le 1dk,atod 1 and ten years. Despite thls fundamental dillerence in the reproductive capacj. ties of the ....,, the poiilble ex· istenco of • "male cliroacteric" and finishing of cattle for market; more effeclive measures for control of diseas- a lot of strange occurrences. ! . ., . - tion of androgen (male sex horo 1 ~r Monday morning. monel to mea over 50;'" And i2l "the promiscuous U(ie of male honn011e II unwarranted and may prow hennful." states these symptoms are due In fail• ~:..._.. 111 Meoaw.t or whatever just too eay. AB • Co. Said he, •·A man can live on . rarelJ does it lpill around inta 1 the flnllllldy 's ima... matter of fact you uo them to · com. There'• nothing beller thon ' ttnd of • eurllouo. bread and eom meal mush- Even more l'lrtly does the eyepractice are almost eqally divided be· In my yard, I have heraamol. be feeds hlo atock 1md poultry brow arch up Into the shape tween general practitioners and spec· opley. fre«rant_ leavea wbea com. and ,eventually eall the ..., mootll, or hoi'Mihoot. Thirty years ago specialists ac· cruehed and br11tiant crlmloo ,Mans jolt good If}'" tbe lace an _expresalon o1 counted for only one out of every six. Rowen brlnJIIn&_. tboee darlinp, oouldnt aurviYoon com olone. ual aotonlshmenl. make yeast. lalisll. tom mut The people who need to consult spec· lalista can be grateful for the trend. But the millions whose prime need is a good lamll hylllcian have a right to be wor. d YP rteAi 1 matter of fact , the difficulty_ of •h k be te tlf d • overiOllded wtt wor can s te finding a family doctor who Is not already to bJ countleu famthes 10 most parts of tlr.O,ouQtry. The search often Is long and Milil, end II not aiwayll succeuful. . . llnll!ss the doctor-to-population ratio If llltlll reversed, the queat for a liOOd eelWQI physlcl~n. tS Ukely to become steHIIy more dlfltcult for the arowln& numbers of Americana. . Qtllte obviously, the whole subJect of the adequacy_of our medical care, b:tb now and in the future, needs exhaustive re-examination. We need far more doctors, especially aeneral practitioners, and w_e need to lind the meaiUI of first stlrrmg Interest amon1 qualified Individuals and then providing full training with the prospect of a rewarding private practice. in dogs. the .hummmr bmlo the minute Uwyre ..t. , And yea. Mra. Bradbury. there 1 sage. <Mama had It>, _IIICI thyme tone of my aunts had 1tl and how abo!ul 8 whiff of lovely rose fler· an um Ah , ·the aweet W<lrld of IICents. all brought back by the very name of these herbs. no Bemg stnctly a Yankee I ~ "'tb that to the limit. And .dont forpt th• Uoor - not too murhabout 2 tableapoon• !heapillll kl, aay, a cupa ol meet. ve~·~!le=~: 1;:k. :::;:;;: ::;.:ar~ tbouulld 1\.. POGl=t don't know whero It all will !:fi\~.r,'l.'::.Ofl'..",$,;,• IVY-II but 1 fear that some worn· Dterecl u ...... elNI . .tllftl • • tW at &aa. \)flit .-aot M POID~ In otrivlng for the "Jackie 0111~ .. wUl end up looklnr llllo ..~~'". 'G,~~.U'l'..'~f.':' GleiJOD. ~al.ll:,'""'C!!';J:.,v:: How would you women like II , _. ·~· · *'C ~ all of us men tried ta make ~..:!£.'~tt~ look tlkt Jack Kennedy:,,, ·::0 10il>l!.t~~.~.:! On 10cond thought, don't answer - : ouo.' a;;:t oe - · 10.011 that. :'a_,.. - - _,.. · · · 1 How. then, do we account the fact !bat about 9S ;>or cent the women these days have cir<ular eyebrows? The obviously IJ that the eyebrow the f'·'. being dn:erted from Its Denver Rise &ivea Ul w h lowing. Coold be titled "Great pat · Thievery DlscoYered... Would Require Beadataod Sooms the Kremlin over In And what Is the purpose Moocow wuz robbod And whit this? HI•• - · llldnl • How can 1 sty be that blue and was milllnJ? . from the ooft OOIIIOIVIIIonlols, the ...rid ooven!d with while Nnt year'o olo<tlon rotumsl clded thet facial erosion can be llnyway. the blue Iondo I f - to Oh, mel prevented by terraci. l tbotr 1111 olherw!M cbeerleu Eall!mo browo day. . Den•er'l famou• ~-- Apparentll not. Female Ford. 50 long a feature in thll orosion matnl,y II coused by lean Katie Doonan made soup today. klwn. baa now departed and fa cascading down the cheelai. So'm 1 going kl, right away. Such with 1 new ownor at Cuyabop control this Row of molstUN with a job to oolledt all the vegelahlee. Falls. 0. We miss It, all of us. leiTaoed eyobrowe, • She otorlt with 4 quarto of water. when crying, would bovo kl stand odds the beef !preferably already It's only , abevt biro todoJ. en her head. eookecl and lola of otoct oo K> ruvala the cold day dei!Crlbed In '11111 obvloualy Is Impractical. then juat throw in e"ry tlrtng- Jock London'• cremombtr h!lft> a woman dJd 1 hoaclstand H<h 1~ lola of onions . ...,. pollkl. cab- "Burninl n.ylfAbt." time she was moved to teara. bage. 2 cans of ~-- <obi The gold seeker. "bachlng" In would find ~ difficult to lbrvw uys> bits of pan!oy· IIICI cetorJ, his cabin. thnw out IIMIW water. tlllngo. noodlee. oil man, noocllea In lood Ere it reached the ......... k boo 1 can only roaducle. thel~ thet it.''"·• Carm'val 100 Super Aytlntl ___.$5·"· • •Mlnorot: ... --- __ $3·" VI'tam•ns With Day 100 Yi1r•n Multlpl• 30 Dries In 1... than •n hour and So in your choice of loveiJ! coloro. •an" t'l'hou~ Uitl~o~~- !~and~~~-~·i~~~~=~;~~::J~E~~~~=~ .... ,, ' 12 ... Slro Complete Line During tM. Galli• Co u n I Y Slurp, aturp. ain't we sot fun. -furiously! had only three pooltlvo cooea of on the dotted line. Favorite winter "recallo" now My driftwood fire will bllrl rabtea. Two C8MI """' in fuXOI -• In fuJJ VOIIUO 1fOIII'CI hero II tO brljhll and the other a allunk. For t h o Dnd came home Irom Flonda when the river froa om In To what •arm ohelter 'I fOurth COIIIOCuli•e year G• I II • laden with cltrua fruit. The tan- P'"looo yeal'l. Llll I recall W81 thou ny? County hao not had • case of ... prines. '" euy kl pet! 1111! SO about 1931 or 10 whllt poopla I do not fear for !bee, thollflll ; nine rabie<. dolleiOUI, went flnl. Now lor walkld ocrou II to W. Va. aide. wroth Tile Gattia Count health De- thoee oranflas •lral&ht from Or· Such • thrll tto Wilt ovor to w. The tompell rulhel """ Y anae Co., Fla. bunting with juice. Vo. the oherl way. the ·'1 ...... _ _. pal1rnent hellevee tbla to be t he • d I' -"· fix that ..apelrutt But thll same winter Uf I ,.. _, God's cb.Udron 1 "I rnay be -lltel Wt'rt IOinr to I II all! - 10 It of the opJ-->td nn "' ~~~ "' For ""' we not I · ""'t b ... w• ... dii"MI reiU "'"' co-opera- and 1 foor Its aot aqulrUesa. coli correctly! a mu IIICI hla ~ IRian lYI -a~ .._ 1 1 10 lmmun!Utlou Proflram. and plow com - maybe for ten onl wtdJe oa tho ke jllst ll)'Jnc ' lloo of with the R • b • 1 feel healthy 1 rould flO out team ,.,. drowned at Pt. PleaeWith early apr!ng usually pro- minutes! tbo whole thiiiJ out. • Time -··-vtding 111011 of the r1bl01 in Ohio Me, Old,l'rlldy,. ot.ytd rtaht on It 11 ~pin time kl immun!ae you~ Time to think about BenJamin the bank wiiU. etllerl Jlrcido peto. Franklin: Jan11111 17 II hla birth- brtlld)' · ~ UMCQoQP W1E1t 1H1! LOGAL SAAt 'IP CA1tr day. 11'100-l'IIOl 1M yean old. What'• your favora. "Ice On fc:&.;1 I!R IS YliIJNIUACIINifiiGo SliT HIM &P>s.. how lamDIIr lht IIDowmc lht 81..," ,gey? The illlltiMI ll,CDM_.ca~ a OQC."'I::A ·TAM-RAM OOilndo: 1fODid 1oM to 111m I. "' --MEW YORK <UPil Dixie Time t1 IIIOIIOJ. flllt-llam <auerolo Ia a ~~<?ney of Snug 18 1 bol tn 1 I'UI· If ,... haftn't rud • ._....al" I -.dish 11101l Melt \lo cup ol Kttp 0111'1 ..,. to tho l!'iJIII. in J'tb. liNdon' Dftlli, .. r~-- .-1 better or margarine in a unall otona. pit• 1111 II rlahl - · D'l till eeucepan. Add one-third cup of ~ 1111o1a 1 ..,.S IUrJ ol - ltrlft ,..., Prta. ~toDay," \ t o -· ol ult and II> bargain. tr.nnodl' Ia World War n. \'•'cl teupoono ol cinnamon. Cook oYer Tllroe ma, keep 1 oeuret II - · bot _ , , bear thla olory 8 to betUnti point. -'del I two o1 them are deed. from him bot writer John HOI'II1 labl ; 0111 of ~ juke. Ar- !Experienco ~PI a clear ocbool. !ella II here for Ill of 111. . . _ t IDicltum ,_, portcl and bot foots will loam In no other. The oubo!IQe, "'l111a liar)' alloacl wllb I opploo, ..,.. Aa familiar as any heuoebold tbnnn alplltnnt lllbl on 1111 td aid olteed, IIIII \lo Ollp ol words ever written .,. the tboft, ellarltc* ol 1111 wlto haa eeedJoe ralatnl, in a _...t I~ 'l1len one IIMISI oddjuat hec>omo Pmldont of tile quan •-role. Top "'illl I JP0W111 Never put off Ull .,_,.,. ~hal UDIItd Sla141." .. alletd ctoked hlm, _l'lar &one, you - do todoJ. . llllttture IIIII. 0mr and A aavtd Ia o.l*llll' 11111- I ltapa - biD ........ aD liabill I .. d......... 1 - td. · tbll frlll'll IC 't'tW ll*loJ uniU , _ aro lender. Zorl,r to bed 111111 cloilllllllo pelt Wlllt 1 ....U Early to rise II! 1111 :rd . . . llllllacl IIUDI ITOP JAMMING Makeo 1 .,.. hlallltJ, with t.ocl - bread, eont, bill ol LONDON (UPil - The Soviet Wealthy ud Wltl. IIIII .... tbo&. Unlcto hu ._.. jllnlnln& Voiot . Oollt - - pull ..... ol -leo broadc1111 lor the l'lrlolllllJ 1 llllbo<ribo to U.. tlful.lJ In I. ltaloftcl "'1111 . _ Ifni lllne oNice last year's 1111111- all Nvtl tbo 1ao1 .... 11 doeiltiJw plptr." , . . . . ~...... \d t .!&:••-tllo¥.. Broad-epptled to l'nnltlla'lllala bot ·~·tt•; wtltlllaltl · -'!& ~ -*il:.Qirf. talli· .....,, - . ltllll llOI le lllio ·' 'J.o I • ...... . Geriatric Elixir easy )oapply! Velvet-rich finish = ':h Supply FREE R... $2.89 Olafttn it'e guaranteed washable. 1.. :,,q:-~.. 5 5 ' ·'T with 50-Dar Supplr Fr.. _ Vitamins IIJitorln, lent lJI8)'be you've 1111 extr1 dish I think he wenl back to bed and - - - - - - - - - - rlolb 'lyinfl around - joke. lauab otayed. And WilY NOT? When lhe looHd 11onn bnUI !1 • I ...... Coiumbua tomorrow to :ou.ac1 iii.' funeral of Mrs. Roll P'ui'Aiflt brother. Leo PhiJiipa who . . THi DAILY SENTINEl -tum -~ John Baker sudained • ~ elbow In a !all )aA ~ , 1J, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea · ·. and Mrs. Rou Pullea wiD Ita · · ed ••-•1 I I I, Mr. and Mro. Roadolplt ~~~~ and dauHhler, Mar, La, I( ·· en8wood visited Sunday will . ,· Wanl'o mother. Mn. J . . . . ray and Mr. Wanl'o - ; JllhV Norma Ward of S. 8!" an'lli LIGHTER SIDE DID YOU KNOW THAT? :II ! ,.;. es; more research in the area of tenderiFor instance, 1 noticed recently ure of sexual function.'" zation, longer shelf life, packaging and!--- - - - - - - - - -- - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - that my wife waa shortenin& the As to the "chana•" being ,.. freezln& procedures; develop more aclllee•,.. onherolddresses.Atthe sponaible for problem drinkloi. curate meuures of consumer prefer· time. 1 wrote this off as whim that'• about the wildest medical ence; wider dissemination of informa- BY BLANCHE M. RASKINS I do eo dole on tbo old boy, and tried to Ignore It . yarn alnce the ancieol Greekl • BI DICK WEST Didll'l Realize Mollvo blamed the womb thyslera) I or lion about proper methods of cooking Our friend. Mrs. Laura Brad· though, IIICI bo, topiber wllb tJDIIeol PrHa IDieroaHODOI 1 didn't realize wbat wao be- the nervlous disturbance they the• different qualities and cuts of beef; en- bury. called us the other day - F.D.R. pve ,. an eadleu OITIIJ w··-·GTON (UP!l - h . hi d 1't til d Y or two later beled "b t Ia." said sbe got to thinking of old· of Frankllnl four our boyo' ...,... """"'' - uoe u n un a a Ia Y• or courage all segments of this free and time herbo and did 1 remember Count ..., ri&hl .....,, 111 the man eyebrow. when tell to its when we were going out for the ---competitive Industry to perform most tansy and hops. Fnnl:llno you lrnow. No ODd ID· own deviees, usually runs In 1 eveolng. When I got home. ~.he D..r Reader! Dr. Hyman 1po effectively their respective services in And yOI, 1 aurely did. and wttb terallllg. Aad oi...,... the ...,.. fairly stroigblline at right was already dressed. For a wud, pr<loloo your ....-.II • o • getting to consumers the kind and qual· greatest pleuuro. We hed a Fnnl: Ia nwely 1 lllortor W1J ta the nose on • parallel wKh brief moment I thought 1 h~d ac- queoliou bot repola lUI I b • lly of beef they prefer; and, perhaps tansy bed out near an old pear ol putting II, a dlncl derivative eyelashes. stumbled into the .l'h1te heavy volume ol bill moll dGeto'l tree - the tree gave way to old of Franklin. '11llo IOOIJlOirlcally balanced ar· House. pormll him 1o eacll most Important, discourage a paternaHs- age bot the tanoy bed romained. rlllgement nbvlllusly w.. Tell me. my lovelies, why is It vldaalleller or ,... eori. Bow•"' tic aovernment interjecting itself in an tanSY. spicy. small yellow bt 001118 Be sure to add some floor to b7 Mother Nalurt to provide that all of you want to look like .,, he wtn ....-nt to eolanml 1 Industry function where price controls a first cousin. I'm st1re Ia the your mUJh you made today t.. human face with aome 10 rt the first lady7 I'D grant tbat she tllle the abovo apoo lllallera . .ol or price evaluation are i!lvolved, either marigold. Same tangy smell. frying. II glvto 1 more 10tden oymmetry. Aad, heaven, knows, Is a beauty. But does the notion ar ....... llltemt. directly or indirectly. milCh the aame foliage. brown finish. Who told me Dear moat hunulil faces can ..., a lltUe really need 90 mUllon M111. KenTb•re bas never been greater effort Hopa. yoo bet we had them, Marietta (Mrs. Fredl '11lomao, oymmetry. nedys? clfmbing all over our well curb. now clecelllled, and whll a ustful Rorety dots the ob 1 111 According to au Item I saw In DEVOTED TO IN'I'EJIEST or expended to please consumers. This is Neighbors used to tea,. us - we tip It hao been. own valtllon tala! "!,f :w~b~lque tho paper tho other day, oome MEIGS MABON AREA one of the attributes of our free market had our hope oo close to water Dad often q110te. a nellbbor ' . women are even gnlllJ ao far •• .,,.,,. L - .. ,.....,, aystem that we can Ill afford to forget. supply and <OUidn't we brew ale way down In Guyon Twp. Gallla angl.. ~ lht lorohead, and to have their noaes made ov<>r In t"'":i.t"il.l~~ ';'.:&\::; ,._ _.. no • - of human rabill in Ohio In t!IM 111>1 t wo in !Ill. Ohio qail eepertonced ono ol llo best yeara llinco the early IIIIO'o wfth 113 rases roported for tho f!l·st e - -.the of 1... Of the.. 113 ly aint .... . t' ly aweeping the country. The of oervoue and mentOI sympo "Jaclde look" lB re~ponsihle for tomsl, under tho Impression that o~ners ' • Robert Reibel. Monday, after a two Weeks ill· ness. Mr.!l Everett Tracy · -: t )tuted at the school, during 1->i.s normal male may and frequently Amerlcau Medical Aaao<1abon, does achieve fatherhood up to and "Is mioleedlng end dangerous. 1o.. the blbHcal three S<Or'e loring Indiscriminate admlnistr., 1 and daughlor, llebbto ... ing several day• wlh ..... chen's mother, Mr. ud teaching at the Salisbury schl)()l male clio the end of her opportunitY macteric," wrote Dr. E I m e f for child-bearing. By eontrasl. the H.... former I""Sident ol . t h e c-. . Sl'de GJane- i the the ~ had '-' hero - with her parents. Mr· and Mrt Jam~~ Minersville. Rodoey ·Karr, son Gf Mr. an::l ' Mrs. Richard Karr JL L; ronfined ' to hi.s home , with a thrDat infection. Mrs· Emmett Gilmore a nd Mrs. Anna Reuter visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth . Rathburn at Holzer Hospital. Donald Swisher returned lu his altractioll. I nwnber iJ; 301. ' Mrs EmenoD J . . . ._i. · Atheno yesterday le daushtor. Sham! to 00!;;,.:=:~ I Mrs. Pearl Pbillipa is the guest . of Mr. and Mrs· William Russell, gullible c;et· by a ctiSation of the nor- shots" 1n theoe: mal eyde of periodle bleedings. !1l "'11le concept of I Walde. m• Holzer a' back to be a little impnwtd. Mr. and Mrs Robert Wilson I HOd family are moving Thursday I 1 from the Koehler Property t 0 1 Jack10n where he is employed. ebrities who are presentl~ s~gmg the praiaeli of the Swlsl 'nur tela man .. and the European iedy dooo tor whose marqueea advertiM ""'juvenalloll" u I be C1l1TOIJt trutha son cause of Lao( who . . at the Journal of the A.M.A. editor- Control Of Rabies By Immunization A a ! - ,.., old wivorlily atudeltt dW ol ralllll Ill Clov• land oa Septllnbor I, 1110, u a rtilll• of I ell ba. which OCOUI'· red ajl JuiJ U. wbU. 011 a trip In 0~~ Ooalral Amortea. 'nlll Wll tbo oniJ cue ol humao roblll Ia Ohll duriiiJ lllllfl. - . - _ __- and aad ttnw ted waten from 'lle FouutalD ol Youth. For a while. "gland shots" for the male cllmactelic were aci01N1 Harold ~tient and family and in Colwnblana with Mr. and Mrs. R. p Ro88 1 lOad a& tile tool tl the rai.DHY claimed by the wJtil ,. day, for a vilit in Cleveland, Dr. and Mn. J~ A. Bowman the ..Jackie look'' that is current- ia1ly ''(when given for the re1ief Where'S The Doctor?, JN •the Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels left Mon1 unglamoro~ le,.... WOIIIIIII's ,. menopauoe, ee tn- andUnhappily about male climlcteroa Its tnatmool with "gla n d Pampered Critters The American consumer Is the molt pampered critter in the world. His talltea are the first concern of producers, manufacturers and distributors. This conc~rq cauld be aeen at a recent Inter-In· dUttry beef grading conference where all official of the American Meat Institute dlscusred some of the problems and goels of meal proceasors and producers. ·Orre point be made waa that no meat ~~<Iilii system yet devised is aufficie!lt· ly, &CCIII'Ite to lll!rVe II I IUide to COD• swner'.a selection of meat for tenderntu, jtliclnetla and flavor. Shoppers rely on the personality of a store and Its reputa&loo for quality and btch standards. He 1DIIIelted a 9-polnt proaram for the caltle and beef lndt1atry to •Improve Its pO,IItion with consumera: Rea!IZI! that tbe t1ltlmate aoal Is to plea•• the conou~;~~er; encouraae breeding selectivity thr!N&b appropriate certification programa; continue Improvement in feeding People In Pomeroy ay lbrolol , _ . . ~. M.D. was popullrbed primarily by "My husband Is now 50 years writers of what may be dac:ribold and bo's jUJt about drivlnH eel 11 .. ..,..,_ fldloll ... me out of my mind," writes a netr Yllwt '"" ulekl Jtakea housewife. "He has suddM.!y be- •P ._, tltMt • ... • ~triP* • come grumpy and irt'itable ond a portulll' lw ........... of tho problem drinker. I read in a mov- maay mea wba, M II ui be~ !e magazine that tlrtnp Hke this ct.. •P lloe ......U f.. U.. pot c;OMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY . Does it make you nervous to realize t!IJt a bunch of straneent are getting together to plan ways of apendin& yowmoney? Well it should, because the 87th Ccmgress is now In lettsloa -J~nd there will be strollll pressure to undertake ni!W programs more costly than any that bave gone before . The question of whether the American taxpayers can pay the bill should come first, but it won't, in the mindB of many lawmaken, until tbere ia pronounced public opposition to the free spending philosophy that has depreciated money and brought this country to the point where every empio'yed person works four montha out of tbe year jull to pay t.u:ea. Government - local, alate and national - Is forced to seek t.u: money from every conceivable source and In !!lllimum amounta In a lotlng battle to ~P up with spending proarams. Many of thete taxes are lll~oneelved.. unfair and self-defeating . One of the outatand. ing cases is the "federal sales tax" on Mainly About 8uT of QINTON FISHER COMPANY s..., S. Second Bauer & Black Size 6to II Elaslic Hose lsodine Quik-Stik, 59c size _ __ Roush's Shoe Store PAINT Servlc, Middleport _Kaz Elec. All Nite Vaporizer 9.85 for 8.95: MIDDLEPORT Eledric Heating Pads_ 5.95, 6.95, 7.95 Heat lamp & Holder SHOP Pickens and SAVEl * * * See Our t961 ship circle and the h1nging of taps. a member of the group was unable to atttmd. ··-·- ·- "GUNFIGHTERS 500 Aspirin Tableto OF ABILENE" Al1a Selected Shortt -·· Wbitmaa-Old DomiDIGn, Holtlnpworth 65c to $6.00 llox~ ..... Valenline Greelings GIANT 8AKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT 1.29 · Valentine Ca. , JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE -.w. v•. Open Ever, Doy All Doy, S.lurda, NIJbt Ttl 8 p.m. fie BAKER FURNITURE'S Tueaday and Thuraday at 7:30 a. m. PICKENS HARDWARE -.. . . ... NOW SHOWING PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW AT Usten to Pickens' Radio Show on WMPO each $3.75 Stork's Special Cout~h Syrup ate Johnson & Johnson Oil Antiseptic Mlcrfn 69c " ~Sinax Naoal Spray =--==---·-':with ll'l oz. Lavoris Free Middleport, Ohio Buster Crabbe in Other Brownies at . the meet· ing were Mary Brndhury, Brenda Edwards, Kathy Hill a nd POWER MOWERS ~- LIBERTY THEATRE Everson· .Judy Bostic who Js HUFFY . were played and refreshmentS of hot chocolate cookies were u. rved. The meeting was closed wi:h the FriendGdmes Valontin11, 30 for _ 29c ood WRAPPING Othan-Scloi.OO Stark's Phar~acy MAIN ST. Prescription Druggists • • . " ""·' POMEROY I, ., l' �. -· ....... • ... --- -- - ... - - ... .. - - -- -- ...... - . - - ...... - - - - . - ... ..... - . .-- .... ..... --. ..... -.. -- -- - . ...._...,... ' ·-- .... ' 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 31, 1961 Chester First Round Winners Riverview, ~!ortland, }~hester Comes Up With Thriller 1 ALL STAllS In Dropping Defending Champions Meigs County's annual grade school cage tourney got off to a flying start at Racine Monday night wllh Portland winning over Rutland , Riverview over Letart and C)lester dropping the defending champs, Racine, in a thrH\t>r \\ Bobcats, Bucks Continue Torrid Race For Titles TOP ATTRACTION • • • • By Alan Mover CoUete BuktlbaD Re1ulll By Uai&H Preu )JderDaUoNl St. John 1NYl &l Creighton 75 \ lf'IIIZ 10'1/dtl- /MI(e 1/fR /lfl'l Y.<>?K /l(j)()OR ~PUrlli 1"/lf • ,ti!U.RO$E (5AMEf> oN FlltPAY, F!B. :J. o~ ~lien '- ~OUT I ' m.ilht~;:. ~ e ~:~an~ ~: !NEhl - were "' lluse thai f bread were needed I The preinallguraUon lf,/IOWrll.lrm 0 oJ t~n"d"~bout :::;" •. :I ~ "'"~ ~ ,. C rom the Pre,odenl New Vork /l.C 83 Williams 70 Georgia Tech 82 Kentucky 60 Loyola IIUl 74 Bald.·Wallace 69 Richmond 83 Davidson 78 Ohio U. B9 Kent St. 85 Lenior Rhyne 108 Guilford 82 East Carolina 72 AppalachiaD 70 Delaware St. Bl St. Augustine 79 Lafayette 88 Scranton 71 Notre Dame 74 Butler 69 Kan1as St . 7'l low a St. 70 Tex· A&l 55 East Tex.. St. t1 Minnesota 66 Indiana 58 Ohio St. 100 Wiscorulin 68 ,~•., ·'·. - ~• .~oshlngton, "Wei~ ~ chara~1~, y~~~:··h:~;·~o t;a~ ~!';;.~;1:?;.;~:u:'.:'""l hollered ,., ·- .. ' ontrary to e1pectnhon5 not a man ~=:~:~~mol faclu"r c·ame up w'lh anylhmg \OU/ 8 ai And someone should pa s!'; i ra College th I age, · f tou ch I ely resemblmg I' ull tho'e '''"' ' htlle ha•d un a DC Ublead smglc maugunl souwmr munu· i lte .hed a hiked bit ~~~~~~~!!'~~~!!~~~ arrant-s Should Be · -!:~~.~~ ~ 1nan, w Sentinel '"""" · 0 Bul baldheaded JllllJ1ly . J o v a I Tt uman, le rece"ed lhc biggest P"'" " 1 h: 1 ·-- . llr f9111:& ollie lOIII . . . . . . ~~ 1!14> r!ituHV O{.Y,.,?IAII 7'q lt'/11 1/lllff! 60?P ;+ft!JAI ~!!I 'fl(MK Alit> ~f?P A-r I?Ohff. %1 otY;+fi'/C ,t!ARKf. 1/lt /tJO AHP .....! .. ""'J'--:w ·~ Older buy mtmbet-t knowu u know the of Amtrlca hu touched lllllllld le II. 2. AU: tlOil "If lilt warrant II torpd. ol any llate .., - - .:.:::- -=.:' of ,,.I thrill· ofe~~~: ::I;~~; !~~~t:.~u:c~~~:~~::m. sa: t!: r.:e::: ~~:I ""ft•~pl~t rom~:~!~: r~~ pe~ sent• 'JJJP r cg tThis lotal repre- 1m camping laJt yeac ln the Tri- 1 Just b 1 a ° oo'he;, added II !Y JSeoul& of • pie of thil he • · 000 home le inC pro v ide' adv"!ffture an d doorknob "·hanav Uberty 8 e An exam· offered. Ill ~- ' • . ; _..... - ...,. "::~: There are 84 , thal they: - ' ,. , 130 ;;,ow Cub s < 0 u through camping boys &J'OW lD I one :t1 b sen uriJ)na: neey. The State Treasuur stated that : 1 Try to baYt and mmd. and aplrlt Here new larg..:".: llo Thw ':""' lbe l durmg the past year a tot.al of 813 1or the family bclmllf tbl t WI the coun· are learned and boyo ge ont Y Kttvity of &tate warranll representing un- is to be dtliftrl4 br ...... . come bolter prepartd for the year. II wu the third <0!110- lemploy,...t lion 2. Do DOC •• a Ex~orer ~~~Sco·~:.!roopo II~i,· ~te-jthe ca~:.::ilt'::d~~·~ot'n~thelel~ vo~ :tv:.:~';"":_~-byparll- 1 previo<~ (or~ untn~ da;:,;~:"!::.~'':t a. yeant ahead. (ltl were k M : = they are ID tbl pa I Wl r a Laat tummer"' boyo altended .,...._,_ I h' dor,.mento. 'Ill• oomblned lo!al the persoa wbo will .... I. men· Togethor Wtth the Councils Camp Arrowhead Boy Satuts lllld F'roedoms Foun- ftM' the two years wu ' CMb the wmal Jo .... ' J ~· 'lo :::~ ~:::~~~~~e~~~:.:~m ~0 '!" w':e;;:.:rv~:t~:r C~b flo ~ :~=~ a~~n;::,-::~rtng de~t ~y 'one~ 'mce I"" I I iJJJIJiiiJI and ~e ~nth gent~eme~, n.."''k\. 'o"'' b.. •and•'""'·ld~nt- el::.~" he~: tL:/~' P': Ameri.::un::po~r!;;; Ill ~""'-mplm-. ltlf~' ~"II"~"' t~oka~ I aru: ~::-~~"'·" ~~ .l .St t T 6 I HI ...:..0 a. . . · ae axes 01ng 1gher ·~~. ~olte ,_- _. ~~ •• ...;..::;:.::::==-.::::>:::--:~~.:.:;::::.::-..:;~:.:··'"':....;· ~ u,; ~~ ... ~'! Jhough Nahon s May Not ·;:::~n·:o~~~:.c;:n"'•odalru,t are 1999 I Yet, while thw record alt<ndan« was chalked up at the local Ttl-State Area munched ! lhc· _unly food ..,,-,.d. ved the roa51s - - campment, in Uruled State• hi>. tory. Thb was the FUth National About 1$ million Jambom wblcb uw a new 2.100· :>er wwlt," acre t<nled .Uy spring up at C41· booth, checU and orado Sprlllp. C4lorado. There !o'""' ""' H . 1 d 'en ' eal a = ARRIVING AT HIS FIFTH 11 and last maugural ball, Prell· makes • "tbl th t.r 1 • 1 For ihree hours, hundreds of the I Kennedy announced of volunt1::s m anbody guEosts. same wearmg black eow lab I 'fh M at • Too•ght I have vioit<d I I v e dedicated to the i tZaboy boots WJth the!r tuxedoes '' I d' (' de c announced separate balls, and my srealelll c au a e of dJ ank gallons o( bourbon j st Jes I have l amb•tlon is to get a chance fo ,.. Natiollal C I f "P lhe enhre S!allcr-;,llo; zonute. somebody dance." Scout. of l <potlight on hts !able 'te a\e.. I The band immediately started Ito headquarters in New m Johnson graCious!/ b playmg, and the cruwd gave a wick, New Jersey that 1900 ___ __ _ _ _ _ _ ow. command perlormance. wtth S.160.95S bo and cd; 5 leaders euroUed "" Y)ec a I council "mp, lhe council w a • weU "'P"'"'nled by 90 Scouls Explorert and loaders al t h; p-ea...l single non-mJlltary en- Jr , osked legislalors to re- r ~ .... _ ,, - IScouts should , I. IJttUt IIIII In a w ell now Jerveo a lolai of 6032 boy• IAmencarw. Iday, featunng cont<oto lllld dem- S\al> warrant>. Mr FerlP"'n 4 JnlllallnaD 1in Cub Scuut.ng Bo Sco onotrahono. Some 1\Q Ex lor explained, ore demands for · and Ex lorm , y utlng, I. A new rerord wu establilhed lllld laadert toolt part p m ment from a\al> I tla pay- a note of lilt klatl"' j th:'1~x:;n~~:~: ~~h~:":::ro:;or ~ ·~ "'..;'~ '" .. ""·- ~- .............. "'"' - ~ ·-·· - Ilk e the movement's 50th annJversa es A C. was that whiC h I hi_nstonc-e, I w o "Isn't the coronation Society th•·ew lor VICe Pre5tdent Johns " mauguraiOJn. mg" l.'•ndo n .!oh"'"" 'fhe art' on ollpped mlo the Shore West VIrginia 96 Durman 81 Seton Hall PC 76 Delaware Val 66 Miami IFla. l 71 Louisville 69 Florida 52 Alabama 50 Niagara 74 St. Francis (Pa.) 63 Okla City U· 88 N. Tex. St. 64 Florida A&M ~ Benedict 'f8 Rollins 83 Florida Southern 62 of Razw..o.b io nartbmi N. . llalca On the weekmd of tbe jamboree • M7 other S<ouU w11o ,._ mallled home tool! pori Ill I b I ......0' I I u b I le • ealbporlll. camplnJ overnight. '!belt wert hold In to.-h of the obi dlllrl<ll The 1900 w" one of the councD. busiut and "'"I e membershlp Abo. the 130,· A IDtal 7411 Cub Scout. held the Tri-State Area r:,r t.al u;•t.J the largest t.o- 1jubilees - one day outing. with Scout. of Amerka , " w._. h'* oervlce lllat..,. for Iporonto partlc!paiJni n..,. .,... Sl.al> Tteasum Jooeph T Fered today bt John Churton Presi- 1y In Ill hlJtory . , conducl.t.d in JC."hoolyards . play. guson today cautioned all pti'IOns law to 'top leen-ag.,' r 0 m I \' EXI'E ,. UPON GEITING her nrst squeulutg " new Altorney Gen - Kennedy andc J Ehll. cyARDISG of Prestdenl Kennedy in the iDeruf Robett Ke,med} . 1 n,.n urmg the augural parade, a woman A REALLY LAV . , '"'"gucalevenls had tls share of jcl.,med Illinois 93 Michigan St. 92 ~r ""~ lraill11 - · tho" "l'hlllnl<lt body- of auarda d1d I llDW bw'n. them. Immediately after the bgbl.J revo lullonl>.ed cotktull " r y TUE ntlST BIG BLO went out for the next act, t h0 0a n1 y I lnuugu• at iOn w '· timall talk It t·aul>t'd so m of JohftSOf\ P•"Y Canc<!r.J thek orbl ee.. a..... tu1 ned de• and t · pro ems that you can now talk out to lie the t f wen to • room contmuatly tht> weather lind Angl'lelti where undwtcbes w.ere aerved. nul i>c •d • '""" who lu."'d the bof!el Ia< Uw)'tKe J The explanation K>Ven for ProSitk' nl l<eunedy 's '" ""' at nedys ""'"'"led hoi n I ohnson ' abrupt departurt was ali fi,e muugu"l balb caul!ed '"'" llh $1.000 WUiih uf 'it/'"'Y l tlw l he had eulen al lwo earlier mob scenes lhat lefl SCOICS of Irf('eptlO ns ;:twtsher£ liUtslng: mashed toes ! AS F oR M E R !'RESIDENT AT THE scrv.perl shms If thiS sort of Harry Truman walked up the two . ala . ct BIG INAUGURAL auguration atlcrthoughtJ. r\IN! w•ll havto to orgamze a ty. HampLon Inst. 61 Lincoln U. M Kentucky St. R2 Lewis 73 Ste. F Austin 74 Southwest Tet 67 Lambuth 63 Arkanaaa CoUege til Arilona St 78 W. Tex. St. 'il Prairie View A&M 88 Tex. Coll 83 Texas A&M 86 U. of Pacific 39 st· Mary ITex) 85 Wayland B4 Concordia 96 Moreh~ad St. 66 Southwestern 61 Friends U. $1 1960 Good Year for Trl• Slate Bo Sc ul y 0 s R prlva~ eporls preSI'dent Y'" i '"'"'"'of I ~ 't:: Councii~ rep~~ent BYI~R~~~~~ti~. ~~ !_artY iu~ ~~;~""~c~!ai mp Son leo ASHfNG fON - Checked ~ h~ w~rli of ..! .....:~':::!:U ,.rx:' ...~. :·.··- ·~- ,. _, "'''"~omeone , "" "~ "" ~ · ~ ,,..:.:·r ·~· - ~,. ~ -·· ~,;.. •• .. "' ..._- ~ •.,,I- . - • ••• - ~ ~endor~- · •·---::.·- W"MA HUPOI.P~ \ 'J?/e OLY.MPJC 'Yf!llt!" ~ores w · "' "' .of the i lJU, he oald. Mr Fergwon as...-t<d that ...,,., l!onors D!ut year the nwnber of flOI'tOIII reScout-1)-Rama Cam Inner, c•mD& bate!ito drawn .. . t be Annl . .,....., !Oth S\alo Tr.....-y w lleadilymcreuWowversary Pageant, and Pow InC, K II likely tbal the number of plaot each malt Jo .... ' make ldeaiUlcalflol - "Stale wom:dl." llr. . , "'" malnlolnod, ............ kd iD the,_ • pay cbed< II ........ " ollbor _ forces endonementJ wUI also Ill- lmporlul point he " of pa· .. , "II Ill Mr. Fet1lJIOII YOUR EMD01181l!R." take for granled that 'llle Oblo h&lallhn, . . I • ' just because the warranlll drawn the Slate T .. .. , Many r<porls, romarl<ed, eo • Ifni!• year. he thallhelr ·cmlyl'liiOIIri:O ol - : ..,. 1 The Sports Desk upta and Missouri gov.mort I::OITOR'~ NOTE-This 18 the D 11 , bl a on s ggest year lor law· makln"- by slate legislatures. .... lon United p 1n· posed reinforcing existlng ln,;,nell ress tematianal survey , t . ol' the 5U ·t . . I ax Iaws With wage withholding today s ate capitals showed provisions. '• Brfort" l9Gl 19 out, 47 lt>g:lslaNe · Hikes S1le11 Tu tun• s will ltavl' ml'l to dt>al ~; _broadened taxe» ere A sales and use tax In Micbli preu1cle~ m most stat · w t 11 spare-agt" problems just as to m t . . evles gan was l'uked to 4 per cent lickllsh us those bl.'for•· tlw h. h ee rlsmg costa schools, Hrom 3 per cent• effeL"tive Jan. t:ongrf'ss In Wa11hlnglon ~ ::~ ~~~ ,::~~sh c:~~~ lh aged , men- I GOP Gov. John H. Reed of in nlany ~ast>s a lol l'lo:~er Ill und other I I programs Maine proposed a similar boost In lhf'ir lmpoct. A sur- servict•s. 8 e 11 1 Y expanding and leaders of both parties in ' "~"Y of tht !t-O stale capitol!i lndl- West Virginia legislators al· Connecticut Legislature indicate th caws t I ~- b 1 g K" 11 1 unlvenal d ey will have to follow suit. 1n rea Y have plunged in I 0 the tax W pro blem I~ taxes. The followln" b iscon:~in, a bill would submit tt • oost swim. In an emeroency d ,.;pa I c h lndl('atf's that's In store e a visory referendum the question dl f move to expand public works and f 1 or taxpayers. put more than 5 000 ble 0 mposln~ a state 1ale1 tax. ,JOSSIOA · work, they hUced the state's sales cross the natlon, legislators By EVF.RE~T Rt IRWIN tax from ~ per cent to 3 per {"ent are mulling over hundreds of tlulted Pn:ss...lnternatluoal ror the next ?lh months. other tax proposala. CHICAGO mPn-There is one Ho!d-the-lme stands agamst tax There is a plan to boost the ~onsolation in filling out federal boosts shaped up in Hi dates and table tax on gaming Jn Nevada lr!l'ome tax retums this year- are .sm e to dewlap in others a proposa! to tax piggyback car: t!1e taxes havt'::'t gone up. But Some appeared t9 be deterrruned riers in Oregon, suggestions for slate taxes ARE guing up, al· nnd likely to succeed. 0 1 her 5 : inc~ased cigareUe taxes in MJs. must as fast as legislatures con· l~ked like wishful thinking In B?ur1 and ~rizona. A controver· vene across the country to deal v1ew of sharply ~igher budget de- Sial proposal for a 500 per cenL with record budgets. mands. boost, in 1111 no i !11' corporation .J'!' The More You of:7· hom~ The More You The No. I problem facing most New York I» Uulque franchise tax, a plan to accelerYtrk finds itseU m ate tax colle<.11ons in Pennsyl· state :egislatures and governors this iL revenue. un1que position Hig!.er taxes a suggested tax on 'J'he 42 legislature,; that con- payroll withholdmg instJtUled two Arkansas and a vened this mc.ntiJ-and five that years ago by Gov. Nelson A :use 9 tab on DOtO-r<"td,entll sta1:t work later this year_ are produced so largl!! unters U1 Vermont. ~"~~ ye::~r an~ va~ia, drm~s ~ ~fer ~ ~kefeller NEW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Phone' WY-2:3794 . POMEROY, OHIO I'1 TIES 9old, .::reen. Scotch flni•h. Sl:r.e» 4-10. $3-99 MIDDLIPORT E ;i5i HA~D;A;E rlt ,...., lltpalr, A,. anct and ltfrlger~tlon lr ltnlce, lntulltltn hit~ 1nd lervl.., PhNh~l"t Hhd41111rtert for Cat.man MONEY l~h-~!_2~8~ _ _ _ _ ~m~o!. FOR WORKING PEOPLE .Service Center WINTER SPECIAL SPECIALS ' ' '*MUFFLERS *SHOCK ABSORBERS j 1956 OLDSMOBILE I ,,_ Wednotdoy 1o Wodnttdoy lnd\nt Polo. 1 , ~ lecluction From Alrn•y low List I Friday ..ights-Ciosed Sot. Night 88-4 Door Sedan We're New •• Try Us I ............... *CAR MATS 10%-lOper cent-10% I' .tContlnued From Page Four} Pittsburgh Pirates, who now have satisfied a total of l9. Cheney had a 2-2 record wJth the Pirate& last season, and ClendeJl(ln led the Sally League in hitting with a .335 everage at Savannah. Rookie infielders Gene Leek and Don Ross signed with. the Los A~geles Angels. They were llje tlur~ and fourth . Bob Cerv and were the club's fAlb1e st d Colts Ren ew Olcl • I IVO R ry TWO MOORE'S I· lion budget, f!S4 million above the last blennfal appropriations. GJanti, they l,tave a plaL-e ready ....... wv 2-2111 /' of Missouri submitted a $1.25 bil· and waitrng ror him. . HeHid ChiH, a.\ar. Llocuot II. · Middleport ~ .IS 1960 Pay H only a modest H mark. Daviault was 13-5 with Harlingen . H be c_:m upproach. that figW'e with the 1 W...ly PriiH ..,.. ReKiolrollonMo obllplion. Need ..... Dol be preunt to 8m1d an while pelnl jab. Now moto: cmrbMIL 'nllo like uow. -..dltloDod to moot oil OODdllloru. Tllla ... boo winter -.! IINI. oar - Only $988 at ... OHM NOW - 24!-::....,::.,..:0:::ar-"_ ___. CERTIFIED OIL CO. Ul 1...-y Gillen SoW KARR & VAN"·ZANDf l'OMIROY W.MAIN ST. We now havt a quick cash service. Phone us In the mornin& and stop in at noon or riabt alter work and pick up your money. lfl so easy to &II cash here confideR· tially. Be your own boss. Choose your own cash loan. You will like our thrifty terms. Call for quick approval tomorrow. ../ 125 E. Main St• Houn:tta 5 Thursday: 9 'HI Noon ~il~ion •nd needs $265 million in new revenue. Gov. John Dalton an 8eCllnd , 'J'he San Francisco Giants also came .up wlfh two slgnees in 're· lief pJtcbers Sherman Jones ·and Ray Davlault. Jones hod a I(H) record with Tacoma but found things a bli rougher with the Giants, for whom he compiled 'LECTRICAL WORK y1eld that the state is maklng 8 $90 million rebate to an estimated 51.2 taxpayers. . In I~lmot~, on the other hand, mcommg Gov.· Otto Kerner said ~~e.. state faced a "financial orl· Maris Doubles '" 1r S..Us For ' . ~arson , THE SHOE BOX I' confronted with the Jollar sign at every turn. A great preponderance o£ 1981 budgets or preliminary budgetary demands are at record highs a Amert"cans el and $200 million If ........,w spend• HAVANA <UPI•-Premler Fh!el Castro was reported today to conslderinlj. the fate of slx Amerl· cans whose death has been manded by the state on gro?"d that Uley sought to anh.Castro forces in Cuba. The "revolutionary trlbwJal" which tr~ the lb: men Saturda7 met early Monday at hi&h command he~dqu~rl, apparently confer With. high who d" military -ffllclals uo Go: T~rec••~ 0:, . faced a $1()..$12 mil· !Jon def1cit by June 30 and 8 $130 million budget boost for the next two ) ears. Vermont's Gov F. Ray Keyser, who campaigned on a "no new taxes'' theme, proposed record general fund and highway budgets. ln Texa.s. where $IOO million in new money will • be needed to keep spending at the current lev- ••• ~an, ~ 24 ~!Ilion butl!let . two colts giVen the best chance or developing Into Kentucky Derby prqspects, renew thelr rivalr sfter a six-month recess tod Santa Anita in the $20.000ays:.. VIcente Handicap for s:year-olds The seven·furlong raet! d . field of entries and was far 8 twD-<"'lt race beeause of th presence of such stakes winner: as Captain Fair' Short Jacket Lanolark and- l/ire Us ' But racing fana who. saw Olden Times and Pawa's All develo last summer at Hollywbod P.J reu they were outstand 1,.,.. .... pros. flO cts a1 that time, Al1d their lrainmg effort• indicate both nearing 'the peak of form fl>r .::; ~ ";;0~ bu:e~ Both were g · Uo~lmondson orr~red in n:~dg: In The Daily Sentinel WHY DO WE lng proposals are adopted, UPI's are lD IJ'ect contact with capitol correspondent rep 0 1 . Castro. "The big Jong fight will be ~~: The Americans are Dooald J. ey. First where to raise it, then Green, 28, Caatonla, N.C; how to spend 11 ." nard L. Schmidt, 21, Chicago; A big tax battle I f George R. Beck, 24, Norton Norlh Carohna. Mass; Tommy L. Baker, 28, ford campaigned for I';; ved Ala.; James R Bean, M, education and said he'll r pro ad- edar Falls, N.C, and Alfred C ditlonal taxes If necessa;v:r t Cibaon, 32., Durham, N.C 0 his program Into erfect pu The tribunal reJUnted trialJ Ohio's G M' h . Monday night with the ca1e of and Okl h ov.. lC ael DiSaUe cardo and Rigoberto ~~~= a oma s Gov · Howard Ed- Aleman, ex .Communist 1 mondson put the problem suqar~ for whom the utlon ly up to their legislaturea. rnanded death on":'l(e. of : . Suhm.llt Twa Budget. traying government aecret. 1. SAY IT Your Daily Sentinel has the widest Meigs County coverage • • • • • Is ~elcomed Into 4,500 t.O.nei daily. n:.s DtS!We submitted a $2 10 billion William Free I budgetwhich would be met witb attache of the :,;:er here available revenue anti a fatter Lt F ando Fl 1'/ • ARCADIA, Calif. IUPil -Pap~a's All and Olden Tunes the campaigns aa S-year-olds. Conne~ticut Castro May DeporI slIX b a, e d oo p,..:..U: who d;::;,,:!; ....,. record high for the Americans, called on the fiv•man mUJtary court to 2. By reoching the greatest readership your returnsare greater. 3. Your Daily Sentinel gives you more. locol news ··.written by local people. 4. All business is locoland The Sentinel is locolall the way . 5. Piece your .message -where the res1,1lts or • greotest • •, · Meigs County's Ieeder In drculatlon, -' a $268 mil-- the u:ecutloa of the IzquierdOI • reqUiring $-18 million "traitors and 1piea." d venue and a pared· 'Jbe defendants ......-,;;;;;;>= own $220 mli_Uon package which tear• In the apectaton' called for .retrenchments. when Flores demanded the Montana s new Republieao penalty· The , acCUJed brotben go.vernor. Donald G. Nutter, sub- protested, ''We d1d nothing" mllted a ·:n:trenclunent'" budget Aa at Saturday' • trial, ~ $7l.l mlllKm. $4.2 millloo less expressed bitter: h•tred for tba : 1959 appropriations. United states. new veral state are considering "Tbe defendanta helped the reSev ~ broadened mcome taxes. pressive FBI aseocy and known t er toothers may tW'h to sales Nazis who encoural• w..JDOiller· ~ replenish their· coffera. lng tralh .., the proeec:utor aut. v~-mia ~- W Barron of !est od. his fac ... Rulhed with lury. 88 .. & plumped for an In· CIID'IB tax.. Gov Albert D Ruel At the ' llnf of · ' • ofooe of bullneu of lsi W~gecl.JIIs leg· Jut Uscal ye.a~.ll'! Jlllalla.llr.osu~> atw'" lo present lo lhe people er of Oblo oarrled ~nac~~.. 881~ news, eavertising. · . !~ ' Fwr.. THE DAILY SENTINEL Corulltenll:r Worlcilw ForB .,,,.,.,..,. Of .Jf,..: •• Coant,r , ~ . ~--------~~~' ~=~lu::.....""":!'"'"m!.,! ':,un~~ f'III,OOO,OOO Ill liS bani:o II . �. ·- ' - ~ ··~·· . --- ~ ............. - ... - __ ... "'G'-_,~ ... ....,.,_-- ....,."",.~-- .. • ' - WANT ADS Cl The of the Mid· dleport Heath Methodist Church pan> F • . Collection of aaln lax rece1pla startmg July 1. 1960 an in the lG southeastern Ohio eoun- 1959 lollow : d Jul ti:MfK\06 -50289 Y 1, ,.._...... , · • .,....... · · VlD.&on - $711.48 , $524.30, • will have an oyster 5Upper nex l ...,.uonable and equitable lner .. ~• Tuesday evening at 6 ; 3(). Gene and .,dJullmente 1n ite rat•• ancl ties for the week ending J 8 D. 14 AtbeDJ - $3,1162 .9:1, $4,561! 'ltl, llardll. ch&TIU tor l.dephune ..,rv!CH .. pro- - kt [ the bette ..... Q 589 10 -.:Q 684 84 11 · president. urges all men po.ed tberelli and reQue•Unl author- ~:a~wWS an up urn or r ..-. · • ~. - · lty ta rniM It• tarlfh by wmulra~~>· in business Galla $1,551 .59. $1,660.04, •• d tbe ch urc h to a t..,n . lnl' P. L'. c. o. No. 3 and P. u. c. o. · The women' s Association of N.... • arl4 fllinl tn pla.:• thereof tu F ive of the 10 counties showed $132,3 11.15, $133,418.11 __ _. . th H '-1·• "....,., 08 $1 S9S 82 . 1propo...S tariff P. L' . c. o . No. a the First United Presbytenan · 1.o ttfut ~~b lncre ..q al\d adjWit- increa:JCU 11gure1 over e same oc.....,. - , ,u;JU. • ' · ' Church in Middleport will meet ment• Ia tt. raa• and chartn. all period last year They were Jack· $149,407.40, $153,982.21. ' II mun hill1 llfl frtrth iD the AP. ' ~') ' '"' 13 Tuesday evening at the church 1pUcatlon un rue wHh the Cummi.Nlon son, Hocking, Lawrence, Scioto JaekloD. - $8,675. 96 . ...,·'"'"' • for their postponed meeting . ]:,Odethee \bcnwUb and and Vinton. GaUia and several $196,M2.72:, $199,118.16 1 The Women of the St. Paul's The propoHd nvlalon will other3 jUit missed last year's fj. Lawreace - $9 ,420.35. $3,12'7 .89, in e nun &nd ad.Ju•tmente 111 u«~• k I 446 73 and St. John's Lutheran c hurc hes and chuJu t,brouthi)Ut tbe tt!Trlt.vry gure by a smatl margin. Pi e $256 ,620.00, $261, - . will -meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. 111 .s':'~c~P~~e;~::a::O:'.:a~rtiJion, county remains the only one of 10 • Melg• $1,711. 01, $2.3'95.17. 1 buk at the Sl. Paul's churl'h for a 11n ute• u roUow•: to be ahead of last year's fiscal $99,365.65 , $101 ,879.%7. planninB session. All women of cHUTU IXCHANOI f Pike - $1,145 .152, $1,368.69, $66 ,· Jtii Tha llliiJ Seatlnel will oot bo re-!Wbl• for mo"' tbao one II:teorrecl tuertloDCard of Thaw IIIII Sped.ll Nollcert ol Events $l.ll0. Obltuoriea publillhad 1t 1 ceDI per word. WORDS 1 DAY 8 DAYS 8 DAYS I MO. 15 80c 80c 't.M 54.50 20 GOt: •uo s1.ao $8.oo :Ill '!So $1.110 112.25 S7 .W A4a .--lved bJ 10 A. IL .W lie ill that day'a paper. t ;~till:~.,!~~ l 1 the church are urged to be pres·[ FEB. 1 Tht! Amateur Gardeners PHONE WY 2·2157 ::~D.~~~~==:~=d~~~~~~~=~~will (91 ~~~:__-!~:;~g:!uth~ ~~~~e;~ ctus ef len I~;• l'reMnt P... polld Monthly Molltlltw •••• •atea auslnH• lnllde , ... •••• A,... _PBX Trlo..I.U. :~ ; lUI 111 t Pany .. . .. . 1 uo 11.11 4 Party •..• • :.:.~ ~::aT~~;. meet on 8 ~ ~- f •• 64 · :Oonda ~.!. • w~y · ; • figure ; W,430 44 ; Lawrenee, $2,654.3'1' , t&l,&71.22; Meigs, $1 ,421.79, $46,387JKt; Pike, $1.094.· tgure. $3 7011 53 The figures for the 10 counties S41.91. $63,811-39. 32. 37,617.45;, R o 1 s, • · • showing those for the weeks end- Rolla - $6,135.83, $6.883.06, $129,773.86; Sc1oto, no weekly fi. ·ng Jan ' 14 ' 1961 and Jan· 16 ' .,..,..., rHlO 7&5.86, $409.001.30. gure , $171,160.14; Vinton, $o647·93, 1 , 1960 and for the fiscal y ear 1!1 Sdo&e - $16,5&5.38, $12 ,679.98, $19,706.25 ."~ 6.00 Tot From s Story H0IeI LOS ANGELES (tJPI) -AD tl tall ~ youth the fiscal year starting July 1, pareD Y mea 1 ld 1960 follo dangled ID s-year-o bq over u• • w: ed& f fly..tmy hotel AthenA, $5.27l 07, $94:,73&.!16 ; Gal· aaod let tbe boy Ua, $1,659 87, $40,750.35 ; Hocking, Y .....,. ~ 14 $49 ill 71 Jacklon 00 plunge to bia death, police report. etlc~:t e~:cb•nae • 784 84 · • $28,M6 Bl. Motor vehicle aales tax cOllectiolll for the 10 aoutheutern Ohio counliea abowing those for t h e week ending Jan 14, 1961 and for ·~ 4 -~~ per word, ODe wertloD. lllnlmUIII di•rl&----80 eent&. II eeDtl per wOrd fe&' tbree eouea.tive lD&ertiOu. 11l qne IIIODtb for 10 qa.U per wwd. rojO of 4 ceoll per word will be charled lor od•orllalaa II oot paid wllblll 10 daJI alter recefvlo& bill Errora ill ArlvertlaiD&-Sbould ha re))Ol'ted Immediately. ~ ~· . Ia enUiled, becauae of reuona forth iD .ua AFPiicatton. to _., POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES ~~ Coming Events Men's~~~· ~~~~~~~:··_{o;.~~;~~r~E , ManCri"b"callylnJ"uredln Catholics A • · p PI s w k In meraca ,.,:~'Js t easant treet ree ed. :. him 10 1 to • I waned Kanl , held him over the roof, Barry Raleigh 17 told pollee ••Be writg1ed ~ ~ auL I let .ft.eu by but 1 did it.. ' OttiAtopher Mayfield who ODly him go. "1 don't knoW W Wednesday 2 Party ...... x 8 .15 • M....... .;.;,;.... four days aao moved into the 1 Party , 11 Party ftJLMft'E AND PUT CONTROl SINGKk MACHINE Thelma Pratt and Mrs. hotel with hia parent. from SaD F.... FrM lllcpedl-. model IZ7, fully guaranteed Blake as hostesses. Roll ....., . . .. .,. n Jose, Celli., fell to dw sidewalk. .:. bJ N.......... ....... amall deak type Lable. for the meeting wffi be "Namelll.. Ia:: ••t. Al that moment bl& mother Wal 9·15 ud A. fleJTin 8Utlol WY balance $37.110 or $2.00 per Your Favorite African Violet." PBX Trunk • By LOUIS CAHSEL8 writing a letter in the klbby 1 Parly . . . . . ll 5.00 1.00 Ualted Pre •-•--..6•-aa) .-.111 to 8 ·: -. Pbone WY 2·2204. (1) 31-6le FEB.Z ! ::;:-: ::::.: \ .oo PT. PLEASANT- Alfred\was struck by the Pearson tar another 100. ,Mi&:bael,lT,•w.u ill ~R SEWING MACHINE _ Evangeline Chapter_, OES. 11 Part:v .. n uo PenrsOil 35 Pt. Pleasant Route traveling south on Jackson Ave. Roman Catholics never apeak of San Jose. ~~,..... Millie Shop" I:. Clua ef ler¥1~;e Pr••nt ' ' condition at Pleas· nue. Following the collision, ·· · I'lOll" and rare1y of Sbe m:a.-u L---' the •-• "'" . b meeI Thur sday evenmg a1 Metithly l'ro,.olld Mo•tthh 1, is in critical t he "our denomma IUU5 waftl'.._ 1 Round bobb m, in rand new con u w1 Makal - We've cot H• . Hall m · ~-~ed . a1 the Masonu~ ,,. hid •"'"'• •at" ant Valley Hospital and Paul Pearson vehicle traveled approx- "our church." scream and uuu witb other pao 1 •• nca - 0 u EQtri pta. won kiDIDI ud 10le cabinet. tohoi'Zig • ood n• • ••• Ar.• Cbapman, 34, of 132 Park Drive, imately 100 feet Slluthward and They call it "the church." d mak Equipped b tlo · Mrs. J ack Bechtle is 1 Puty. • Pony lrou out to the ·"·-"' """w- whore za_g an e u. n es. Matron of the chapter. .•. ." . ' • Pt. Pleasant, is liB ted In sati&- came to a halt head-on into a The d'astlnctiou q· - · - than ... , she found her ICRl dead. WbeD .fJI Phalli ..... WY parntoed Will sell "' responSible party Pomeroy Bend Citizens -· abe lnsllncliv 17 fll need obo Z.ZIIf take over 8 paymeots ot club will hold their • I•••• th• boK "'• un factory condition at the hospital large tree. mantic. To a Catholic, the world· .1 e a up, Pome-. Oldo th. Ph WY nen - PBX Trunk and a P•rb·. following an automobile accident The Chapman car was knocked wide reliaious organization of 500 I8W Raleigh 9ale face peeriD& 2·2204 · ·-~ Ul n. per moo one monthly meeting at the home of •nd Re•ldenr.e - PBX Tr\ul.- •nd J • th oe over the parapet 1u 31-Citc Harold Hysell, Rutland, P•rt'f servtcn 1r11 uol Mint Monday 5:30 p. m. in front Ol e by the impact into a parked car million members which bas its . furnilhed and tbcre are no rete& F th Ph J k ed b Will' Th f · r Cbristopber'l brother• Brian ' IJ. -~ALL NOW! n.,,..••l,-ELECTROL UX VA CUUM All mbe filed \herelor. HowlfVer. lt u pro- ru armacy on ac SOD operat y 1am omas o headquarters m Rome is not auuo\t 7 :30 p.m. me rs pol*d under th• Appucatlon w ol· Avenue. and the 'Thomas car ply one of many brancbea of the said he wu • hil way up the ''Mtll• SehNI or er in exceUent condition, with urged to attend. Pearson and Chapman are both then struck a parked state car Christian Chureh. botel fire escape to the roof wbea TaP - Ballroom all cleaning atlachmenls. MEN ,ate• .oo.... apllclJIIIll. suf!wing from head injuries and operated by Milea ,Darst, conser· It is the ••one true church"- hia brotber dropped. u In•lde and outalcle the b... rata PeariJOn hu not regained con.· vationist. Neither Thomas nor the only m·slt'lutioo ;. the world ••,.,u.::u o,;u&UMlfi • uuwu. C:oU WY sell for ,13.00 plus J7.15 due for "~-- I 18W him -'"• parts. Phone WY 2-2204Trlin To Be ·"'· Bui!Aell - ' Part)' and R.ui... ----l.o-..1 1 25 -:Aiiii\ii t-Qc "'"" - • • .,., " ••• sdowmess Bince the accident. Darst were In the cora at the which can authentically and au- I """'""" out lo grab him,'' 111 3 ( HEAVY Pearson ia an employee of the time ol impact. thoritatively proclaim the Goapel Brian said. "I caught hill hand SALE $1 A EQUIPMENT .uch •erviu. 'l'btl Company pro- U9()er Ohio: River Towing Com~ Damage• to the Pearson sta- of Jes•" Christ. but then be went: tbl rest at poaea 1n .u~:h Appllcatton to ofler ,_ the do 2-400:; . 1-31·3tc OPERATORS lDHde and tbe bile rate pany and Chapman iA an em- tlon wagon were estimated at ap- Cetholt'cs are well awere that wa'l WD ... •n• BualnHI - ' P•rty end Reli- I of th K ~~ Alumln Mrl ~--'leld said that oM'--;;;;;;;;-v.;r;;;;-v.iml YOUTH BED LIKE NEW, 0 n e POWER SHOVELS deneeat Ul•apecl· pro- P oyee e a-.::r um proximately $800 tb'15 c1aun · 18 · reg arded by non· last September ' SliUIIJ• bet 10. daJ • olcl I pllMd monthly rate• abon · ·' lhe Chapman · half price· Mrs Norman Grue· BULLDOZERS nea plu• Un lpplicable muea11 company._ . c·ar . a Corvaw, WU demolished, Catholic!! as arrogant, and u a aer, PhoneWY·2-684l. (l) _3t.c GRADERS <:haraeafor •uch ..r¥1ce when rend.- Accordmg to City_ Patrohnan the Thomas vehicle damages majll·r stumbling bJocL to Cbr1. daughter died. 31 RAPERS ered out.We b•ae rate are•. Miller' t he ace ident occurr· were estimated at $600 and $100 f • ,.. She and her t.. ••t.-..1 D vld, ..... udeaalom OUhlde the b•th11 .. rate al'tla a Party Steve it But th t adiu~ I a SC ~Fttd ...re. OTHERS •rvlce for Bullnu• •nd Rclklenct~ ed. whea Chapman appan1ntly to lbe &tate car llan un yd. ey 1 : it structural engiDeer, left their San 4 ROOM HOUSE on Union Ave(1)11, nue. Gas heat Phone WY 2- Tr d llllb~tr1her. •• now hmn1 olfered. ba ked hi th ~:>-.n. • y aurren er or corny............. , Jose ~- •-~ - · to _ 1 1 . NOT BE aervicing ln· a1ne men are earn ng but It ll prl)polt!d. .. .der lbe APPlic a car rom e .. l ""'I because it is directly related to .-.uo usa • -.., 2590. 1-31-6tp $16!1 per week and UP- Thou.. ",..'"'"•• .. •· parking lot onto the highway and the do • !of Uibil'ty wb'·h here where be b1 obtained • 1 Tax papen•••hence,orth sands of additional men are .... .... ollfl' multl-party Mr· ~ gma Ol a .. well-paying Job aht IBid Cl I d MARINE pllceUon from thb date. Fru.-. e an ' needed right now to operate vi«~ for toBuetn11a and Reatdenee is the keystone of 61.1 Catholic t\n-..,. ---~ 11 ' 0 _ _ -~-..a ........ 0 (1) 311tc h ,_ d aubterlben at the propoHcl month.nu IDUCII ...... when bl .........,. . . I AI II e eaVy equ-l'V' ..en1 use b rate• abuv• •p•cllled. 0 ospl . doctrine. to take," cried Mayfield in bulldln& roads, brldgeo, Gauge reading . a: Gallipolis dam Cethollcs bel'teve that Christ beard ol hll 100•1 death. Mart MeretU7 .. ft. P. 1415.00 dams, airfields. etc. •u At the preRnl 11m• I Put1 17 9 • • g • feet roJle • r Merev7 11 B. P. 1511.01 Complete training program, Eattred RoapitaJ ::: Ple:: conunissioned Ins apostles to e• field collapsed. 8. P. MerevJ Oliff& tiiS.OO including actUal experience bhed al th• ratea IPildflad abo¥• Among those who entered Holz. . · ' •. tablisb a church, wbicb wu to _ _ _,;___ _ _ _ _ __ 11 lldJ' would like tu live-•~··hlp wl t b METROf'OLIToU!I MOTOU on heavy equipment. for tho~e lrade• ol tar¥tee plu• a h lal . th t ho ant 23.88, Hmton 1-74 stafkmary, be t rei . 't I (ellow h 1s both ~-· ted and U. net monthly mllea•e chart• lor er ospl m e pas U urs Kanawha F-"· t.l9 r'tsm'g, Cbar· hi oo fmelik _Y_ndaedspll'I uale but • w o UJ:~110 we _,_..... _ .,.. ow--. •, .,..., ~ qua er or rae on rewere: Mrs. George J vans, 856 leston r.Y1 tati ,....,.. the s p 0 e-m1 ?80P B inltrU try to give 'a--D -- Ior IUUVI.. • E-~ M-~ ••-~ D.,•.,'ll111 For c~piete 1.nformatlon, ,,... " mtto 1 11 ,., E cled will ' ......_ 1 18 ::':."":. 1-ZII-tfc Foorth Ave .. Jerald W Sowards, river had ' visible, unified organization tlve assent" to all ol the rellgiolll hour• to: e... ttt 1 Pa117 ~ervtc:e, and uo tn 1124 Frrst Ave., Mrl!l. Carl W boat to Ia d '11:1 1 dehmte rulea, prescribed behers and moral teachlDp ef the lht! c... of 4 Part)' MI'"VICI Under RUe Rt 1 G U'polia Mr 1!1 . a rge . egree. e ~ e and a hierarchial system of gop- ch h aDd wru be __.... _,, .. ,.,. 1 8 8 &hm AppUca&haa. It .. propo.ed th•t ' ' . urc • .,..__.._.y ' • on the upper Obto River is qmte UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT (8) AUTO SALES OPERATORS SCHOOL Bulline11 - 1 Parly. a Part1 and Jamel!l A. Pterce, Rt. 2 Galli- bea being from 3 to 3" inche emment. reapectful of papal .acyelicm. (141 FOR RENT PBX Trunk. llld Realdencw vy from Dam on u ~to Pitts-S They helieve · -• 81 E. State StrMt Part:r and. 6 Pnt.v ..rvtcll wW lie1 po 1is. Deborab L, Northup. Rt. 2 thick that au th ority over even t.hough be doea DOl r.ega1lll 13 GoMCleMiludC:an Columbua. Ohl• !~~~-:.e('u o~'r'!:~.e~h~l):i:, ::~ Gallipolis, Mrs· Rachel Keller. burgh. It is reported 4 ~ 0 e h e s the church vested ln the his acceptance of them u ab~ AD _ _.!Wola ._,ecttted ebove for tbe appueable Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. Wllllam E. thick at Dam I& On the Kanawha apostles, and has passed down to lutely mandatory. IIEt'ROPOUTAN MOT0118 1r1da of aervlce. • nallormonthCUrfman. Rt. 2 Cheah ire, Homer River it is inchel!l ' • successors; the b'·•· d When a priest or •o.L. b mllNI• chau•plu1 of 1.71 ueb thick at Lon- thea lliiiUpl. An umuuP - of 5 (201 Business :::.~:-- :'.:.U:~~r,~c~:.!!:re~ L· Waugh, Sr.• ~t. 2 .crown City, don, ~ Inches at Marmet and a they believe that supreme author~ (or that matter, tbe Pope--g• p Mlr-tlt point of the b ... rate area Mn. Tracy R. Sunpkml!l, 113 Wal· ·- Inch thl k t w· f' ld lty was vested In st. Peter, and clearly outside tbt ru1m of faith Service boundary and &tta IUbtertber'• Jo~ nut St., Pt. Pleasant, Charles R. quaru:r a m 1e · has passed dowb to each man and moNII, aud offera advice 011 calion. Kanawha River C dams are 11 EXPERT PAINTING, COOLYILLI ANO LITTLI MOCKtN• Stockhoff, 102 7th St., Ft. Pleas- th sill who has mcceeded him 8S bishop a poUUcal J&sut1 C&tbolkl knoW aed plastering, and IXCHANOII e 8. ct... ., ..,,.1,. Pr-t , ...,..... ant, Jan R Taylor, 2512. Jeffer- BoU MovemeDts: of Rome, or Pope. they are free to I}1Url. bla pta. dry-walling. Call Arthur MonthlY M1111lt1ty son Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Mr1. lmpoulble to Err uce. 1beir readineu to do jull RuUand, Ohio. Sh Z-47115. hllldt liM·~-= .a.. ~-::: Pearl E . McDermitt, 142S Kan- Oblo River - Rocket and Ut· S' J fnllu ware of that wu deJ:rvlndrated Ill tba ... ttliB-30tp IUifftOIOrsx Trunk . . x 11.ua awha st Pt Pl a ant Kath tie Edward towing together dowo mce es.us was U>Y a 1 ~-~ Ric18 e!-~~I Part,. • 1110 , ·' • es • Y the weakness of the human beings ceo .-....,..~AIR • Part,. ::::;; x . Lee Smith, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant, 16, 8:40 p.m; Etta Marie down . E•iace 'Y SlqJe Ad a Put, • • . • . . 4.110 '1.75 M Ch I T Sml&'l. 16 8 p m· Captain Harrison down to whom He entrusted His mes•--~~--..~ ERATION aervlce. Jack's ' lu&tnna - Outll~e ••• R•N ArN rs. ar es · m, Rt. 2 · ' C thol' belfev He took Non-Cathollca are )IR:IWDU to lriJieraUoo. New HaVOII. PBX Trunk, 1 Pub and . tan, W, Va, Mn. Burdell Me- 16, 8:55p.m; Albert Halden down uge.. a ICS e. feel that the 111.tborb.tift oature • Part,.. .u Kf . 16 4·30 am· Raymond Salveti specUll step!! to make t~ure that TU W537. wutU.Part,- . . a.OD us nney, C77 Syumore St., Mid· • · · • lh uld ot lead the church of the Cat:boUc Church - .,mbol••·~~" T;;..!nallllle la&e .... Ara• dleport, Mn. Clayton Barrett, up 17, 12:05 a .rn; C..V Homer ey co n lied by the dogma of b:afalllblllty 1 Parly ... ."K x 4.110 ; :: Rt. l Mlddleport, Mrs. Clifton J. up 22, 5:40 a.m; W· C White up a,strdayth. ~e clothed the) alpothstoled~ --fNbjecll catbolicl to uthought a P.rt7 ... . -(l • e.oo F lk Rt , _ %8 6·~ am an elf auccesi!IOI'S w a .. "'-~ ..... p C 5 PlrtY . .• • . :us .1Uo an • · 1 omeroy, ora .u::o~:~ • · · v· rotection which tmkea It control and deprive~ u.:m ua call ' write L 0. MeCeJ blhlenn - Ouhl_. ••• Ia. . . , •• Manuel Racine Earl VanZant me P · freedom of --L.nce To catb..,.. __.__ ..,..,._ 1 Par\r and s .-n x• ' ' ' SleGaJUptlll doDam ••.- 15Char. ISae I bupoasible for them to err ""~ ' " ' - • ..,.... llulti·P•rt,.- . . . . . .... 74.00 s.so Rt. 1 Langs'iUle, Mrs. Lillian L. venson wn ""'· a.m. n olkl however tt 11 • dlnfartinl 1167 ,:__=..:.::; undertake tu define the coo' of ._._, door Sedan One local z lnoldo '"' ball "''• area Bull. Janes ' Oak 1011 ' Joba L. Mercer ' Ricardo Bo rthdowo II U5~a.m; R.CruH. they text of the Christian revelation ... .7'"' to -rua ..h button. ahlfl. R and SPACE. Ideal AlJCUONEEB Mh PBX Trant. and a Pub". JacksOn, Mn. M. Virginia Wyant, swo up 2:.w a.m; e• tbro...... every re".d...ua. •1\d. a ..ldencto - PBX Trunk and de ible down 9 . 1o 8 m That is what Catholics mean "6""' ·~ Show be t f Dl4f lfad• ~ehool tn CompleW 8en1ee a Party eenlel.. an not now belnl Jackson, Sberman A. Bals n, · · ,.. 1 U'b'llty.. for himself an1 tbe bull I s o care. port. Phone WY- _ CrHt !urnlahetl and th•r• ar• no rete~ Jackson Michael 0 DWinger KIIDI.wba River - Solvay down m a I I · Lr.. __ ... __.._:..a ... and fD. Blaettnar'l Pomeroy ruN &bullfor. Huwe'hr. It II ..,... , . , I ld L J lt should be noted that the l1lll own ~ 2---. \IVIU ...,... ter ..rvlctt ttutde lhl tobaM w· f a·m; ld 3· 40ucy • ane Be fallible teaching authority'' il u -•• Write, PlloM • ce.&let polednch uoder lb• A.ppUeaUon of· Rt· 4 Jackson• George W' Cant- L Win ie 1:45 ProteltiDtl and -1) I'OOID ........tnuonta. A. N. Bengel &. C. BRADFORD, Ra~Dt, rate a,.. at- &he prop.u~~d montbb er, Rt. 2 Wellston, Mrs. Fred W. ucas up m 1e · a.m, aJewa feel "'D'!!P"'led 110 do a •..--·-· ntet. above apecutcd. Schilling, Shirley Jane Hasklni. ver down Winfield 4:30 a.mO ~ Rl!l being lodged Catholic can embrace tbe ~ire 1 tedan. One owner. Spotleu fin- Pl:loM WY w:n1 MUELLER xa outlllld• the INt• ut11 .,•• at Rt. 2 Pedro and Mrs· Joseph a. ! Duncan Bruce down Winfield 5:· m the chur~ rather than. in bod ( h1l eburch'l dactrlne by bh Inside 1nd out. R and H. HOUSE ROOMS AND BAT!! INGHOUSE appllanca. lhe preMDt time· Buatneu - 1 wood I 2D a m Pope as an mdividual Durml!: YD 1 19 ,.._ Bl etlnar' , 5 , Brothers Syr&CUIII Ohio. Perty and 5 Party be- Norris, Ravens , W. Va. · II tu . the single act of faith, Jn wblch be I, .-u1 21 • a Cole-lt., Pomeroy. Near Ma· WY •..._ ,..;.... • 1n1 tui"UI.Ibect •t Uil Pr11..plu• nt moolhBbihl rst cen r1es ododn'IAI!I b ratu eJ!*CifUd tbove a net history the baaic accepts the c:burd1 U ' .1'-'--'-... w.•--r .I -T'-· a son lkJdge. CaU Howard monlhl)' mil••• ehara.. lor ea(b Mrs. Granville Martin. 449 November Sawtimber . e-lnltitutloa "iDe hl 1IM9 DODGE TRUCK ron or WY ·2-524+ •••,rler mile or lracuon tber.ot. Third Ave daughter am Catholic& conl!lider infallibly apa I Flat Dump 14ft. bed Excellent :jCiiii.ii;um:i:NSUiiW\iCi:i1iii5: u•a location. of 11.00 •• lht lllle of Monday. Mrs. Clair ••ynch, Rt. I Prices Up Slightly were proclaimed jointly by all of teaehlng error ... Ohio's fishermen are a little th blsh bled . 80 What role doeJ the Bible plq condition. f400. l Parl)o MrYice, and uo tn the Galllpolil!l, daughter, 8:17 a. m e ops assem m Cetholl te........1..... '11lia WY·J.GM. (1) tection,. Life. Auto. Fire. ea.. of • Party aervlc•. under lhe Monda . Mrs. Bill ·Leland Petrie more game than ita hunters even menlcal (worWw_ldel council, auch in C .luuua Cl'*l"' iOiiiJ Call Doo Mllll, MlddleporL Rt· 2 t 7-fYI M though they may ha outntllllber-- as the one wbach will meet tiOD Ia often uked by Pn>teslanW It&t 'II TON Pickup trudt wiii da m on, 1011• · a.m on- . ed, according to figurea released ,Rome in 1982. regard Ho}J Scrlpt\111 81 the Excell1nt MKhanical condition. Jtlhed outatdll the bale- rate area y. , by State Treasurer Joseph T· The last ecumenical council autbor1latiw IO\IK'tl of Cbrll1 ft•.Aia • Heater. $1377.00 Ph, Agents, Middleport. Fire, at the propo .. d rnontb17 rate 1Peelt· Dtaeh1rged . Ferguson. at tho v~lcan In ·-. II doctrine • b fl.-11 •bo¥e for the appUcablll lr&de HL .w1v ....,.. TU .-s1&&. New Haven· mo ile. Bonda. Phoat WY ol ..r tee, plu• a net ml)nth17 mile· Patienta recently di.scht1rged ln· 11 "S 1 n c e July 1. 1960 revenue in a do""'A declaring that 'l'be Catbolie Church balds that ) 3t -v•tc 2BOS. •II tharae ol t .7D IOJ' eaeb llUartn 1uded CbarIes Y00ker • Mrs. Gar-1 from tl\e sale or flllhing: licenses ·Pope alone ~·-could make lnfaUible the Bib!e Ia the dlVww;r· •·•"' •-Ired mile or lractton thereof, •lrllma c ....... t1 (17) HELP WANTED (2 ) meuurlftlen.•. between the ne•r•.t land Nibert, Mrs. Elb:abeth baa inenased about 21 per cent I...,ronoun-n15 under certain word of God - a deltDiliDD dW (9) FOR SALE ..... t • .... .... . ......, Sa ' ·~·~ 1 REAL ESTATE GIRL WANTED FOR ancl the" wb•nlbfor't locaUob. Mrs· Ed gar Poe, Mrs. while revenue from hunting 11- Icumstimces. would aatilfy evea a bmdJmen,tal4: ROOM HOUSE, 40 x 80 ft. lot office work, 'Middleport, Ohio. 5 ROOM HOUSE FOR The Application ~ontain• ..0 pro- ~IIUibeth Fa!r, Mrs. Carl Pat· censea shows a gain or about 15.4 The drcumatances are these: lest Protestant. on Eallt Main Street. Reason· Must be able to meet the public. wltb bath, utility room, base- Pu•&l t1.0 lnClrNie any 'on ratea. ! r1ck, Mrs . Wl.bert •. Clark per ._-ent when compared to corre- the pronouncement muat But it a1lo hold& that the abte. Phone WY 2·2530. Write Box 6t81, c-o The ment, 2 car carport, gas floor Under the atore•tld AppUcatlon Brammer, Mrs. Wilham Mtchael, sponding periods a year ago," Mr. with a matter of faith or preceded and producecl 11 1 30 8 Sentinel, Pomeroy. 1 30 furnace heat. Can be seen evenI Thoma!! Hannigan, Terry Harder, Ferguson stated. (not political) or social beliefs the New Testament, and that tho :SMALL REST'URANT F 130 ings 8 to 9 at 1085 Vine Streel, 1o1 '•·" 1 which appll ... ~1\ each month. IEmerson Halderman, Mrs. Rot> Total receipts from the sale of a thmg' else 1 that LJnd)• ean be -per)y undern Mlddlepor.t Phone WY 2-20'ro. the Y II 'or loeal ••eban1e_ ll!MII~e u ll and Infant daughter, fishing licenses for tho past 29 the ny Pope must0 make a.clear, that stood tJ!IIY wheo uploiDod r• SALE IX loue nm• to not "" within ton ••>• ert Ba oed lllo Good location. c;.u WY 2·99112. (18) EMPLOYMENT I 30 stp "'m ••• "" ••• bill ,, •••• ' Mrs. Berkley Saunderll aad Infant - 'POfied of tha present he Is speaking to the whole terpreted by the church. "PriYol8 . FARM ON ROUTE 7• g;-Virgie '"""'"' .. acldttt. n to tht rat" ••t forth daught" ·, and Mrs. Robert Jooes . cal year amounted to $896•552 hurc h "ex cathedra " - thst Is, interpretation'" of the B1b1e - • . autbl)rlt;y 11 toqh\ In the , ed . I Mora, Pimeroy. 125 6tp abo••·mentloned Appll ..lloa t• 1n.. ta mant daughter. ian inctease of $186 .405 over the C"from the chair" of st. Peter. basic prillcipleofProterbntign..... Cl~•" ratee and cla&rltt for nrtaln u... --•-.l t. ..t..l..tot. lorbu~ •. In oL. ~-•";;;;:-;;~;;---;:,.,..,;--:--;---:--\ oUter ••rvl,._ •a mv!'41 tt~ Ht; forlb ~ AI....., . Uae Po.,er SparD&IJ • ..._...,~ IUU'I:II . . . ._...._ 1$710,1-4'1 COllt:\:~.CU for the s a m e 108 Henry St., FOR SALE -Modern ! bedroom : . th• AppUcatton and •xl'llbUa t!We- • Act"Ordini to the mi4nlght re- ·period of the previous fiscal year. This power has been uaed Church. oroy. 1 29 home. atonn daora, wlndaws. port of tho nuralng deportmeot, Receipts from the sale of bunt· sporlngly by the popes. Only Catbollcl also bellove tbol tbB:e WOMAN WANTS WORK· ~EW­ but 1nt, garage, hardwood ,.. Gordon Holtm' was the' OPly pa;, ing licenses tot•led ,1,328,571. in the past 91 year• has a many autheatle trutba of tbl. Ing, papering, paintin)l or clean· floors. 1wnings, larp tot. Alii 111 make •u~h lnqutr.. , 1114 t.oWI ]tient in poor condition. '!\is represents 'an increa!te of undertaken to dertne ex Christian revelation wbktll ..... in1- Wrlla Box 668. C-0 The electric. CaD ba flnuced. ~~~1 '::4 • Those who were Uated a a fair t:J03,051. . Ian article of catholic faith. recm'ded Ill the Btie. bUl Dally Seotirw~ Pon- roy, SmaD down r1\AVII'IIADt, Pbone SH uu make and enter •• order •P- hJCluded Mrs Georgt. Evaos M9MY derived from the sa.1e ·of was in J<lUI. .....__ p,.... --.•• XD have been banded dawa by Wild --pro.-tnl tho lnc:n..-. ret•• • . . ed , """'• wna.l • v r .-..,. ' I..Jt-3 tc WlD. CaU Cerroll Suowdea. aNI .,harpe tor ~llllblnt til· Mrs. wUUam Folan1 Newt Bade- (tshinl license~ 1s appropriat proclaimed as a dogma .the of mautb for centuries. Thll .,.. (19) BU' oi'IESS Rutland, IUI-.llllc ::::.~:, ,.,..., " .,.....,. kin, John I!Drbert, Sr., 'l'llomu by law tu the Department of Nat· held Cetbolic belief that the hal "tradition" II OODIIdorecl to with lb.- ,,.. OPPOrTUNITIES _ am J.:"'"':,.::;:,,c.'!'f'"p,.';.'u. Mitchell, Mrs. Rachel Keller. ur"l Resources for such pllrpo,.s gio Mary wu bodDy be a valid _,.,. of dactzlba, Bl!!llltdltlti d and FOR SALE _ lESTAURANT do- A-~..,• •....,.,. ratea end othn 1artt1 pro••· Mia• Ruth GUie!!pie Dayton Ash· as the purchase, protection, prop- Into heaven at the end or her elonplde the Bible, ManJ _ CatbPIJ off or over pay- in& good btl neu In operation . . , . _ . . . worth, Ernest David s. l•satlon , preservation, and stock- on earth. belief1 about tht VI¥ )laat ol tl.l6 pm- ....... Pbona ye N lalml . •• ••• "'""' man Cerl Katr Mn· Myrtle In& of !lob; end for the securing Are -pal are baaed on traditloD 111" law; •nd 7 •(I) '1_ .... arl. f! I 1111\l 1\181'- POMEROY 1 t lr • lo.-.d. • I of bli flshl t ..· " -v,..; teed in -nedl t ion. I ory arne, <M IP'tnl auch oth•r a'i\d turlher 1Hicks, Mrs. Edna Yarrington, more ~ c ng wa ers. nouncementa such as thole found WY an • a e posses8 rooma and bath, IIU81l ball!!nU.t a. the Cl)mpal\y II en· Fund from the I 0r h nt' g . Lease lncl ,. ~ 1 ruqrn upstairs\ ach Utlld. 1o In the premiM~. George CUter, Mrs. Hank Pence, s . sa e u tn in encyclicals, binding on a de1 men1, c1oae to oo1. MQ 1in· . J ld so ardl She Bat licenses are used for the purchase c tho! apartment eaaon for selling Full i Coplu or lhe ....h~\11• •Mwtn1 th• era w • rman 1vout a ic .., - poor ~ahn eau WY ance. pr ce - ·00 . : PMIPOM'd ~bana•· hi rlt•• and th•nden, Shirley Haskin&. Clyde Cor- man&!l~mtnt. preservation, pro~ I There is much confusion on this J hiVe been wonderfullr 'bl~ · · - I .. 1tory frame •~ m.,.. be Inspected by an,. tnlere•t. neU le gat'1on protection and stocking ' hal bl t . - t n - ' or WY 2-86401-31-«c he tin ' Old pu&y •• tbe officii or tta. corn, Mrs. Nea Wise, Mrs. Kate • • Ipoint among Catholics u well 10 Dl a e o .... -M~ 1 b th lift after aufferiDC. 7 I'OOIN, a , gas a g, PJ'oo P•D1· CoolvUie, Ohio. or at 'the otlh:e CutOrt. tar. .Elba Rlthbw'D Mrs. of wlldlifto, as weD as acquiring 110 .;~tho)'agt lare:e lot located on Rt 7 ol u.. PubU~: Utlllllet Comml•lon ol • f h n....... n;a. to root with Jar NO 'I'IIANK8 ' • · · Ohio. nt ,.-orth 11111\ Str«t. Colum· Clayton Barrett. Earl VanZant. more land •r t ese purposes. Some Catholica look upon 1 IIIWIOII t'. • 151100.00. Term~. bu., Olllo. nel!ll and Most Ill OXJ'ORL, England (UPll-Ox· MIDDLEPORT- 2 .. atory frame, , Ttl,• .form of Ult• noure .... '-" Ray .Ev~, Sr .• John Goffe, Mrs. I'LU ~ '-!ftiTAJN . papal ency~Ucal ~ a piece of fa- seemed Aeeordinl f4t ford coed l .arma 'ibepherd, 10. rooms. bath bedJ'OOI'IUI) ,appi'O'I'tld by 11w PubUCl UtllW•• cum· C. S Cabe"n., -Homer Waugh, Sr., LONDON WPU -The mflu· therl)' advtce fibiCh can be heed- medical l "bad ·ltheu. 14 1 mlltloo of Ohto. no tbankl w':.t=n she wa1 8glaued-ln alce()lng porch Mrs. Elmer Morton, Mi8l epidemJC in the B - r_itish Mid· ed or ignored. Some non-Cat;holics BheUma.Utm . lo poee unclothed for an age, comer lot. ' nua;noNs Nance. WIU.fT tree infq,.._ artiatlc tableau. ALIIERT "' • m•·, H. c. ••"''" \ Jl'. Blaelinel'. 15 per ,.ot In tho· long-dead :J>0P01 .8$· ~- 8oletmao vn.ldent ported 0 othaf aod pat'lil I;:iili_ . ·.-c .oflOiO . MRS LILA s· WIER' Brltllh reaervo? Not a bit o1 ' CUCKLEB REALTY m ,..,, , _31 , were re · II & • 1W.ro aorces of 101110 plares. 1word ol thent were • ..., • 2 "There a limited electricity on the 11oJr at PBONB WY 1·1:110 Blood administered .....,tly at Government officials said ill·' inviolable law for aU Cethollcs. 804 Ar...,. Hilla O r l -premlM 11\d I leb too eold,... 1fY 141M .At no hour of the year ls t h e lhe hoapital Joeluded ODe unit on l neu clainJ) more thar1 four The truth il somewhere _,,, N - ao1tlo 1 • Sic Obit lilot4t Tt-11rY UIIIIWil'llad. liltlldaY lllld two UDilrt ID IIGDclq, aormal. lw.D utnmeo. A •-'- :-M .... ;,;: l~:,!~~r~,lde' ~-.--- S[NG ~~~~~.rb ---====-==.-'--- '-=====--,-,=~~--~ C.~1 '"''= ~ ~~ •~t- H~tington ~~~~ ·~;! !~MI=•P~!"!~ t~on~; Z.~:!~~~~~=~~( ~.:::r ':t!':'=U~!~~~tu~tr• ,~ :=~: outlid~ ~Party ~trvlee an w~ t=-. ~~onc~~·,,,!~lm•'"',, •"••"'~ 1---Aj~liii'Eiru<JA:--- IIIh jii~5"i::i:foi£~ T!mAlli,.• cornp ~lte <;; ~~~~ 1 H lz H 'tal er ~~~~.::,·~~;,~~~r=~~ !~~k!:~ WYWI'II ~~::J~. 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Upturn In SEO Business Youlli Drops Jan. 31, 1961 S atlltel. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan . 31 , 1961·7 J.c:~ ~~!!~.,1 MONDAY TIIIIOUOB IIIUIIAY 1:10 ONitly TGp TID T:IIO Brfekflll Patty l :t.o Sign On 7::111 Exteedod Weatbor I : DO Today with God T:IO Bnat'srt Party 1: 15 Cauntry Jamboree 1:30 Fann Tlime I: IS 'l1tt Wwld 'lttla M - INen) &:S3 Country Jamboree 7:110 B~aklaal Party 1;10 Bnalrful Potty 1:11 N.,.a 7:25 Extended Weather 7:30 Picken!! Show 1:30 Breakflll Plriy 7;50 Sohto News Report 10:110 Matorcede a·:oo Breakfut Party 11:00 Dctlott'a Tap r.. 8:25 'lbe World 'l'hi.! Morning 11:!0 star Salute (NIWIJ 11:110 !:30 Breakfast Patty 12:15 Manhatteo Melodfea 9:00 MttmiDa Madltatlona 11:30 Pll1ter PariJ 10: 15 Cllllng Pl. Pleuant 1:11 NIWI 11:00 S...p Shop 1:10 Pll1ter PariJ 11:15 Country 11D1 Down 1:11 Nen 11:15 Fum 11un1u Show 1:10 PlllterPariJ It :!0 Country Boo Down 1:11 Nawa 11:45 Farm Time l:!O Plltlotr PariJ II :67 MJd.Day Dow Jonea A.. 1:11 Notr1 Roundup 1:10 Sf&a Off 12:tlD N0111 NOWI SUNDAY 12:15 Stor 7:11 Sf&aOa 12:!0 Juat For Yoo 7:10 Euy Lillteninl 1,;15 NOWI 7:45 SUriday Chapel 1:!0 Just For You 8:25 Social Security Show 1:00 Say It With Music 9:30 The Church at Work. l:OO Plstter Potty 1: II ltlanhatten Melodiea 4:!0 Local Newt 1:30 'l1tt Sundo1 Show 4:15 Plalter PariJ 11:411 Wllhfnctuol Reporta to the S: 15 N.... Roundup People S:!O Sign Off 12:lltl Noon News SATURDAY 12:15 The Search 5:15 Sign On 12:30 Army Hour &:00 Mel Pr~ Show 1,110 Sunday Showe.. 6:15 Oouotry Teo 5: 15 News Roundup 6:10 Farm Time 5:30 staa Off Clurdtlu II The Ne.,. targela lr)'lnl 0111 !or Hamilton IIJ Vllllotl Praia IDt.raattonal AFB'a 'o-mernber rifle team. 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HISTORICAL MUSEUM M111011 County • _ - _ lltlw_ - __.:. lr _''"'' lloJ _ _ _..!.:~L~ocal Commrlllity V'_ _ _;__;_ Noaa Newt N- &:--M1:00 Sf&a 011 " �REGISTER FOR FREE DOOR PRIZE I MINK SCARF GIVEN AWAY JUST REGISTER - NOTHING TO BUYI RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO I MASON FUINITURI MASON, W. VA. Serva-Snack SET ONLY 8 Pieces • MAYTAG WASHERS Buy This Maytag - FOR ONLY 5 95 189· ALL 3 FOR WHAT YOU MIGHT EXPECT TO PAY • FOR, ONE~/ LIBERAL TRADE-IN • Anyone Can AHord This Washer At The Low Price Of · · $139.95 Others As Low As $88.00 -------------------~ - G Serta Mid·Winter SALE! I Generous Now come• the dryer for the woman who basn'i time 10 study charts. The new Maytag Halo-of·Heat~ Dryer with Electronic Control dries clothes exactly the way you want them , all hy itself. You can 't leave It on too long, for It shuts Itself off when clolhes reach exactly the right degree ol dryness. Clothe~ are dried gently ln a circle of low-temperature heat. They need Jess Ironing because wrinkles are never "baked" ID. See this new Maytag Dryer wa<k Ito eJec. tronlc m agic at our store now. Sarta ·Posture· M $ 88 - Glamorous table ensemble at terrific savings! Ultra smart styling . ~. alcohol-resistant finish. Blond, with blond or ebony legs, or all mahogany to harmonize In any decor. ~v Tlo•.,.•,..lott IU(rtUfldl 'otiiiii!J IIAnAI SPECIAL! Hll!)· of -Hut Dryer surrounds clothes with 1entle, even heat. s.. how it compares with .. hot spot" heat found in other dryers. 1---------J FOR FAST, GENTLE DRYING AT ECONOMY PRICE MAYTAG We;~, ALLOWANCE HALO-OF-HEAT &~tv•R . Pushbutton selectors let you choose any of three dq in& temperaturea. Flllly automatic and flexible time control. A special setting for "Wash 'B Wear" U.at leave~ clolhea ready 10 wear. YOUR OLD FURNITURE! .88 ITltiR DIYIII Illustration shows how Maytel TRADE-IN FOR ht• tr ''"olio. MotcNoe ... .,.,... -low ..... -·-- . r,,.,•..ll.~ hoot SITS ITS OWN DRYING TIMEI I :HOICE OF BLOND OR MAHOGANY FINISH wOOL RUG ALL COLORS ONLY $48·00 . Sale On Zenith TV~ets BIG . • TRADE-IN During Salel ' Get A Nice $49.95 BASE ROCKER CHAIR Picnic Basket SJ9.9S UT~~~LS 59.9 5 SALE PRICE Wonb wal&lq tor-aad aow It'• herel Jut oaae a year, S.rta maltN UU. out· otary11n1 •alue a vallabla. Alld what a valu. It Ia! The S.rta-Poature Matti'IN bu authentic po11tur• teatlli'N you'd ner· ..Uy expect to pay much, much mon for. Come In and take advaat~J• ot the llmltad·~I!Jia olrar 011 the matchl• SertaP-...Matti'INI .. . • • Slltl·,.lln '""'II 1111 11arr 11ttn1a fut1m. • luperb, button-lrH IITlooth·lop oomlort • Smart d-.ator covw • ~ lnne11prin1 conetnoctlon • Iaiii ·~vllillnc lltyat"' lot .._ n ltnn eupport • Stunly, Hl·pt'OOI e frMhenlnc air vente • Eaay.tum handlll bold"' ..... " ....... " .. '-IIIII ...rfMt '""'""111M ALL METAL • Why Pay S69S or s795. For 3 Rooms·of Furniture FULL or TWIN SIZI Innerspring Mattress SALE PRICE One Group TABLE WARDROBES LAMPS ONLY 14··· 501fooFF DOUBLE DOOR A REAL BUYI $14 Size 9x12 • LINOLEUM RUGS• ONLY 4· Rutland ' F.u rniture RUTLAND, OHI9 I FOR ONLY 18 WHEN YOU CAN PURCHASE 3 COMPLITE ROOMS With A 9 Cu. Ft. Frlgld1ire •nd A Qu11ity G11 R•nge for only $595. . .. ' 3 ROOMS ONLY $.5 95 LIVING ROOM Includes 2-Pc. Suite, one rug, 2 table lamps and 2 end tables. ,. :;., iEDROOM Includes Bedroom Suite, Mattress, Sprln&, 2 Pll· . fowli and One Rug . KITCHEN Includes 5-Pc. Dinette, double door utility cabinet, set of Dishes, Rug, 9 cu. ft. Frigi· dalre and Gu Range. ,, MASON, W. VA. . � 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. 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