http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f9b8dd0427aaf26043a1e8722133cba3.pdf 55fb73ad6ccc28e57ab077d92b4d6dc6 PDF Text Text ' f I JO-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Feb. LDS FE R E B L E rec-- ,---------------------------------,. I Baptist Youth Conduct Services Mai nly About For Special Sunday Observances People In The yo th of the Pomeroy Firsl , teslimony, l , 1961 Rutland Clu b Plans Open Meeting · I In February, Weather Permitting u Pomeroy •' NOW YOU KNOW . lo letia fllu u .._, I horrt. diu II r••n• ,. id& rl elldrieky lo IM Ulllted - la a uy II a■ lift twe MIia ._ 9' •Nr '"m die ece• ... •art Ultm ••ell 11 &orreatlal rala. ... ....... '""'!! - Baptist church conducted t h e l Following the talk, the young 11le regular meeting of the Rut- nounced paid by the treasurer. morn ing wo�sh •? serv ire Sunday ; peopJ� g-tthereti around attrac-• Mr and Mrs. Ge rald Md ntosh land Garden Club was held Mon- Mrs. Titus ga ve a report on an 1n keeping with the Youth Sunday l1vel) arranged tables rn the day at the home of the pres► olfice�' meet� at Athens. All and family of Athens visit?d Sunreatmn room, where they enjoy·e j observam deot, Mn. Robert Canac1ll)'. A club& in the regJOrL a.re asked to day, with his sister and bro chnsuppe r together. ed ip to was �iven e T worsh all h c dx>rt pau.se in memory of Mrt. help with the Stat.!! Convention at in-law, Mr and M rs W 1llra rd \\'1] b with Sally B1II Foster Weston y f A t er supper. the g1·uup attend. : P. A. Jividen, a charter me�r. Athen.1 in September. 1 son . , . . l h of the Baptist Y o u president the ed l he evening service of ..,u Mid preceding the devoUons ap- I Mr Md Mrs Carl Shm•ve and Mrs Robert Rt>ibe-l was ' l r I · O C r h A 'd' ' h II F mg. eSl p ows Ip, e church which inc!uded the .showby Mra. R. A. SPl'ddle. pointed to represent the ! lub al son of C mcmnata' were WPekend • . , . 30 ing of the film on the life of M .1rrom JJOsed of approx unat� ly I ', Attending the meeting were 13 !he County Extemuon offi�. Feb I gut!lts Of her ·>a rent s Mr ,ljfl d · , , '.· r o F ··L1vmg sang. people young Luther. Im i ,, 1 1 , for the purpose of planning I fflt"mbert and one gueat. M s. Fran k Cl ark ----Jesu s " The boys or the BYF serv. al the Chlldren· s r: The dub made fO\lf table ar- land5C'aping and Mr M rs. George I . u g a n . ed as usher , and took Ille offer- , st Birl/i 'fo/" th, Rurtand fool- Home . r Very t h ick aolld color bath towels, Be�n_ice Kmg 8nd t: 3 r I mg. M, ue last December. Mrs. Mrs. Gf.orge Lasher was ap- 11 5:5 ed nnounc .A Bu at Shrieve visi�ed Saturd8Y "'C h nstian Servi,'e" was t h e Be111s C' kColon: celestial b)ue, ds&wn pink. Titus was appointed to pointed to hav, the WMPO radio of Mr. and M r s. Ro�rt Ball Ray Mrs with I Mr and Lake pe eye t> . ! • riod, or meditation h theme . 1 palace blue, roya] aqua, lilac, purple, .! f1'M: -,.-gernent (or the garden club program sometime mond Taylor. the birth , with hve shorl inspirational talks ! Mason a� an�nc mg f'Pt.f1meeting in Rutland. during the year. 1 fern gre�n and hyll<'inth. Very lar1e Sa rah Weston. Charlene of their rirst child, a daughter. on Mrs. Everett Cald we ll had as E Howard Carpenter and sons. g wen by [f the weather permit.a, the c!Ub 1 Wednesd� y, January 25, at Ho!- : Sharon in Foster. were Sally Clair Wayne James. and Zundel, " ..,..ill hold an open meeting. Mon- her topic for the program, Win• alze - • • - zer Hospit.al. The Dayton Tuesday lo attend t h e Young and Sharon Zundel. day. February tl. at I p. m. at ter Ca re of Evergreens. " the. Methodist Church with t�e traveling prize was won by M n1. funeral or his brother, Hoyt Car- i I n the evening, the youth meet- \ The inlant weighe� eight and ! inches 24 penter. 1 ing was in the form of a r a 1 1 y , , onr-half pounds al birth and has Friendly Garden Club as special Titus. ,uests. Regional dues were &R· Assorted <.'OOkies, mints. <.-offee Jac:k Weese, 8 Junior 11t o h i O with Mark Tracy of Rio G r ande, ; been named Kimberly Ann. Mrs. · and tea were served by tbe hos• U niversity spent t h e weekend the s;>eaker. M.ark spoke on ways I Ball is the former Shirley Dod less. followed by a piano selection with his parents, Mr and Mrs. in which young people can show son. by thei r daily lives that they are I Mate rnal grandparents are Mr. by her daughter. Miss Sabra Can- c . B. Weese. spoke on var- and Mrs. Lester Dooson of Mas• .11riay. Miss Marc ia Karr was the Christians. He also of the youth program I on while paternal grandn-,tht!r is I Monday evening dinner guest of ious phases Wash Clotho lo match, own personal , Mrs. Marjorie Ball of West CoMr,, Wendel Frecker or Racine. and dosed with hi• ou 30c lumbia. Mrs, Lu£emia Weaver �mard Fultz was the speaker Following dinner, Mrs. Frec:ke r -- · of New Haven and M r s. J, R. following the oyster supper of showed colored slides of a recent a-s Chattin of Clifton are great-grandt.pe Men's Group of Heath Meth� Euro�an tr ip. ' mothers. dist Church Tuesday evening, He Charles Dye or Manetta v1s1ted Another Shipment! READY TO HANG ,IJl)k, of hi• work 89 3 lawyer The theme of the program at friends in Syracuse Sunday. . and nces he has had In the regular month ly meeting of Of The Popular IS IIC Soup Supper Mr , and Mrs, J, T, McClain re�.:t::.:�: ch r Chu Rev. Raymon Konkright, pas· Pfonn nd Fe b 3 rd , the Mason Methodist . turned to their home Lancaster '• Oene H arru. preslut"n . .... t , was m WSCS on Monday night was ' ' Re1kt ' • .,r , tor of the Heal h Method'isl Cb o after a weekend visit nday, M .u rch I: Plans were made for a SOU" . . " cha rge of the meeting when It calling · I ExpandOur Heritage was m fra llipolis Tuesday eve• supper lo be held Feb :I when · WI' th Mr. and M rs. N or man Kl was voted to re-new the charter Plain color rustom t.aiJ. ' � he�e he ?9 1·I'ici'paled in the the Wesleyan Service Gu ild of ' Vaughan son o Mr. and I nmg I Marhn Ing Our Horizons." or the group and plan1:1 were dis• . ored d rapes of 100% a<'e­ In charge of ttw devol lons and �rs. R. E. �aujil:han i � confined to l Sub--�1stricl workshop on stew- Racine Methodist Church met al qissed for nex� month's meeting . late. Ready to hang when the elecl lon of officer, wll) 1 lhe �rogra� was �rs. Evel� n 1 h1s home w1th the l'hicken pox. 1 ardsh lp and . the Every Member the home of Mrs. Mory Lou Johnin neat colorful cbe<:ks n c h was held at t h e · whi parl!I rendmg Taking Prufhtt. .J i Canvass l f . Mrs nnd Mr Clif ames of d r o b[I! held. son. Wash able - 50" wide, and mulU colored stripes Grace before the suppe r �a1:1 t he program ere Mrs. J u e Syrac_use visited Tuesday with ' Graee Methodist Churc h. 1'he bmiiness meeting was held j � � 84" long, Pastel color&­ The local pas�or was a member 1 by the president, Mrs , 0 0 r i s aiven by �v. _Raymon Konkright Van Maire, M111 . Peorl Housh. , her sister. Mrs. R. E. Vaughan. Very popular and big w h ite, green, rose, natur• llld aroup smgmg was Jed by Wll• Mrs. Gladys �om m,. Mrs. Mur / 1 Mr s. Clayton White and chil• or the panel wh ,�h gave a de�on- Ht!m; ler. LaLer a layelle shower Meg_ee. Mrs. Liloh ZerklP. Mrs. d nm retu rned to their home in sfralion of a fmance comm1tt�e was held for Mrs. Rose G r insta££. 11am Everson. al and 11old. sellers. 1 . Cillhlrs ottendmg Wt>re James Emily Burgess. Mrs. Margaret Warren Monday · after II week's meeting· dealing with local 1 i- 1 Rc freshmen Is were served by / . . . . � . Euler. David Konkrlght, ,lames Picken,. and M1 s. Ma ry Ca pt-• v1s 1t with her parents , Mr. # n d nances and missionary appru· _1 • hostess to 20 members. The next 1 . 1)rlSwell, AHi:e<' Scarberry, John harl. tion !I. Between the two hy poi!ll . i · meet ing will be 81 lht! home of i Mrs, Edward Parfitt. 1 pair Chambe rs. During lhe business rru•eling, a John Thomas, studcnl at Ohio eal sessions of the commi t tee. a Mrs. Ht' len Lott. letchl<a. Rll'h_ard Clarfnce Emmish, Robert Hor- letter of thanks wos read from University, .sJ)<!nt the weekend disc ussion period was led by Rev. Homer the Women's Welfare Service in with his parents, Mr. and M r s. J.,ewis Nicholas, of Portsmouth. ris, Wayne Gib�ns, trt 1 1'1. llllOllnced Cook •nd Earl Kmght. eKpressed Edger Thomas and daughtei-, Rev. Warren Wilson, pester or J a p a n, The letter Couple in By the Gallipolis church was thank• for a Jorge package of ny- Zuno. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zeller. Ion hose sent to the Service , lost Mn. Fred Crow Sr . M n. Ired charge or the meeting. LARGE 72" x 90'' 511'E the birth ur a seven pound 14 oz. year. The Welfare Service con- Crow Jr. a1xJ Mrs. J. E. D, Hnr• __ ,L son. Donald Jeffery, at W h i t e ' 0Uf nUrC.n sists ch ieny of war w1dow11 who linger visited Tuesday. with Mrs. ,. ll , Cross Hospital in Columbus, Jan- ! use the hose to make novelties, Charle, Ward al St. Mary · , Ho,uary 25. I Othen attending the meeting pita! in Huntington, W. Vv. P:iterm1I grandparents are Mr . I An Interdenominational Youth were Mrs. H11:1el Lieving. M r s. Mrs. Kenneth Harris and sons 1 Herbe1't Zeller of Columbus and Sunday Comml�tee m�t in the l..orene Harlen, M_rs. I,. J. Rut• and .Mrs. Karl Grueser were busi• 1 study of the First Umted Pre•• t1ncutt.r, _Mr11. Willie 8 r o w n, t'lf81 vl1itors In Gallipolis TuesI a grm•t grandmother is Mrs. HoA beautiful screen print blanket - r•Jll-eahlntlly differbyterlao Ch�rc·h In Mlddleport M u. Kalie Fo1l@'song. Mrs. P'ran• day. Su1:1ie Smith, small daughter 0£ gan, ulso of Columbus. Sunday �venmg when youth o( C't8 Stewart, and Mrs. Mate rnal grandparents are Mr. ent floNI print a1ain1t white or colored crcnmda _____ _ -----Eulyn Mr. and Mnt Earl Smith was reLlght weight - regular we� Proffitt. rat �! ��urrhes rs. Norman Will of M and HolRutfrom esday T ome h turned u size - multi colored stripes. ��-� ! Meade of a miracle fiber blend for IOftnON. Aeet,ilt MIid• . _____ lo ae-.-i u,e site for h....,.,... First quaHty. zer Hospital w her_e sI1e was treat- Jan d and great-gran dperenls. Mr. i ng . 72" x 90" size. )Joxed in colors: wblte 1 pint, eame\ �Ith meeting to be held on ed for _pneumom•. Mrs, C a r I and Mrs, Donald L. Wood or Porni!ladfJ, Feb. 6. al t p. m. &Old. 00 Smit h of Arcidenl , Maryland Is eroy and Mrs. Mary Will of Rutfor It wa, decided that they meet o Jund. a for lamlly h h t Smit with re h� In a community-wide effort in 1 VlSll. Matching W11h Cloth■ Bela Chapter. Mu Gamma Xi Ute Finl 811pU1t Church. BIRTH ANNOUNCED 4 for 25c guest of M r . and und y dinner a S SI So Phi arge h r y, in t i be y r JIBla wlll ro th you met Tuesda Baplol M r. -and Mrs. Arth_u r HenderW�ile They Last fa�ily a�d Lee D. William Mrs. A stor� shower was hl'ld Fri• evening at the DAV Hall Jr, a reg• of tat refreaenta. the Metho. son are announcing birlh or a dllt )'oulh 1h1 devotlo111. Church day evening et the home of Mrs. ular meeting. Mrs. Joyce Kenne- were, Mr, and Mrs. 'Jed Riley, daugh e a t n Ma •/ Clinic so yester � l visitW. Also Va. Clirton. Sr., of of Chrbt youth the program, Pres Lawrence Eblin for Mrs. Je ny dy w.1s in charge and Mrii. A n n . day, we1ghmg lbs. oz., 9 B named _ the home during Lee's ing the at byterl1n youth the recreat ion, and Colmer. Rupe acted as secretary In the Regma Ruth. tht Mt. Mor iah Baptist youth w J II Game-a were played and after ahMence of lhe chapter's st-ere• afternoon were, Mrs. V e r n o n -----hospitality Guyla and Jr. Vernon and Roush . be la charge or the guest of honor opened her tary, Mrs. Norma Amsbary. MEETING TOMORROW 'Ytuth lrorn each t'hurch were many gifts, refreshment, Betty Mrs. : Va. W. Mason. of were The state convention to be hPld 300 "Cannon" Solid Color Dobby Border The Past ?biers_ of Magnolia aelecttd Sunday lo devkle thee served to Mesdame■ �anda Eb - In Cleveland on May 19, 20 and Hawley of Hobson, Ted Riley, Jr. mat11r1 for the rally with gen• lln. Eu11lce Eblin, Loraine Venoy . and son. John. Miss Betty Gil- Temple Pyth 1an S1stere wlll meet 21 waa annou nced tral chairman, Rev. Howard Rup- Pot Humphrey Genevieve De- 'T more , Mrs, Murgle Ferguson , and Thu rsday evening at the home of he group voteel to a 99 lsl wll h '" ll poll, appointed by tbe Middleport Long, Myrlie Grover· Adria Ebo • Mrs, Thomas Cook, East M a in-st. Excellent ar Iona hard wear. IIoat all ol l h e beot lieht the Hearl drlve m Is ye:.r w i l h T rry · Ray • and · hoda ' M r · Yard ,rJdo. IIOfl ,.nto tor • As&O<'lot lon, pree Id· lln, M!Me11 Marhla Grover and 11ln11lerlaI ind dark coloro, thi1 ule. Genuine "Hope" Mrs. Phyl Mullen as chairman Phoebe Lee ' Mr · and Mr8 · Larry MEN'S PROOR .\M • Sandra Ehlin. . 1tt,. ' t Scot Mrs. a�d Dianna, and SIZI IIG Lee lluolin; Bio.hod ·u m , the of m, co ee, Fo11owmg t h • Tho postponed meeting of Rock Thi !ollawlng youth part k lpat- Al,o Ml" Delore, K0<nlg Mrs . rI Sha k II f M lddl FOR ONLY closing ri t ual, a first aid lesson • ed: Baptl•I, Dick Bodlmer and Ivy P�well Ml" Dor io Eblin • h8 oId Springs Grange will be held on nn e err , n/"" ne monl Thursday at 8 p· m· A proaram Bttlf Laymen ; Methodist, Sondra Mn · Jean 'Templeton · Ml'!I· Caroi was c.'ondul'led by Emmett Shu• And The Metching Wash Cloths Only 25c • son ol Mr. end Mn. Don Karr oI . will be presented by the men of . ..,_ Ra JI·, Lunsford Miss Pat Hnggy . Mrs ler · •-"lnaton and Tom Leed·mg Creek �nderwent maJOr the Grange. Refreshments will -----Church of Chrl1t. Barbara Hort• Mamie Snider end Mrs. Ba�� be Holzer surg�ry la11t Friday al served. ner and Bob Smith, and Presby• hara Eblin. I UXI _______ Ho,p,tal. He was reported lo be terlon, Rus sell and C1rolyn Sendlna gifts, but not attending a httle lm?roved yeaterday. Mick Morrie, were Mrs. Roy Bia,, M rs. Emil Soll Cl11ssificalion 80 SQUARE Ale11hirt, Mr,. Bessie Pullln11 I aine• I Expl m s Syste To Mrs. Kenny Eblin, Mr,, Nelli; 0 COLUMBUS - Hlghllght of the Eblin, Mrs. Je,se Haggy , Mrs Mrs Robert H II klenl t, e , re cent Soll &ientists Conference be 111 !, •n e �Ul Mahlon Eblin Jr., and Miu Ruby or the ladles Aux ery Since we Introduced this populv numllor lffeNI montlta Pomt..,-, Ohio w spec lal convoca O eeney• hP.re rontered around discuslion Taylor. Bennett post, American Legion. held Friday, Ftbruary S at 7 : 30 a,a - we've oold many bundles ol th .... 'l1ley art llrl• of appUcation of 8 new 8y stem o( wus In chnrse o( the meeting held p.m. for t� e:tpres1 purpose of alle and have la,! color muW atrlped bord.,._ ,.,·1 c·laa.11UIce t·100 Ior Oh'lo. . J . K . "I AIM AT fflE STARS" . Pmfl Th d n holding the annual Inspection for ay evening at the hall ••• rogram ln Wide Yard Ableiter, U, S, pr1nc •, ;,a1 so11 cor(Solonco f'lrt lon) Mlddle;x>rI · • • Pomeroy Chapter 80 · RoyaI A-� n:■, relator, North Central States ex- All White 11 '('onaerVt1l1on Curt Jureen1 and Gia Scala It w.1111 voted to send three local ma30118. Work will be conferred plained the p la , Mn. Georg, La11her, represent• COLORCARTOONS Now Only n girl, lo Gi rl,' Stale wit h t h e In t ho Mark Master deg ree and "' lnR th< Rutland Garden Club. will •-med As more h.a, �n Iea PIIDAY NOT OPIN ( tpeek Chis Thursday morn lns dur- nnmes to IJCl announced later , the lnspectlng officer will be Ex. about aoil 1.1 und th t the Girls hard, D. nion D. elasei£icat� t:e.: lug the Coffee Hour program over Roy R lrut ' State wUI be held et Cepl• Compa n .Y whicha '1as IATURDAY WMPO 'Ille program which ts tal Unlver,Jty In June a, h a d Gr. H . P of the 12th capltular uaed for the �•I quart.er century "SEVEN WAYS , heard at • each morning Is or been tn past years. Dlstrlct of Royal Arch Mason,. d many de ficiencies , he aakl, PROM SUNDOWN" gardening and aarden clubs each al ; The auxiliary also voted a con· A dinner wlll be oerved more precise •Y•lem became (Technicolor) month, arran&ed by Mro. Garen lrlbollon to the March of Dime, 8 : 30 p.m. al lbe Pomeroy Mason• With Audio Murphy ar wh_kh _ would have Stan,ti. ry of Middleport . She 1, and to help provide basket, at the le Temple . All companion, are �"':'.: y 11111 Barry Sulliv•n e apphcalton. Du ring paat he t ganlen dub radio chairman Xenia Home al Eaaler time requeoted lo romo · slikl P h J l decade, leading - IIIO BClentlsts from 111 · In 1 h 11 area, The Mld-W l n I e r <onference Wllllam,on, H, P. • "12 TO THE MOON" have helped Dr . world the over M re, La'hor will spe•k on whic h w Ill be held ln Columbu, In · _____.._• � ke■ Qark , Tom Conway Guy D SmJIII of Ille U S S o 1 1 "Con,erv lion " BIRTH ANNOUNCFA, ' • _:___ ___ March wa■ diacussed and t h e , Conse�·ation Serv ice, d·e � e I O p Mr. and Mrs. James Withee of 1 I.hie nl!'!w ay&lem. It is anticipated president will ,ttend BIi a repreMiddleport are announcina t h that this new classi(icalion wlll ; aentatlve from the loeol group , During tho meeting plans for birth of a daughter, Lori Lou l8e , be adopted throughout the United I Stunntnc horl.tontal a rummage sale to be he ld on t he Sunday ev.. Jna . at Holzer Hoo?i!•I Slates within the next two yeare. " I IJe. dia ' Weighed Sho G h , and dNIJn opread. striped poundt five and •I. 17t 18th of February were eorge Wh le l I◄ ounces al birth. G rQdpa'."nll portmenl made, Stunly cotton, of �logy, ";;��en ity : are Mr. and Mrs, Olarl�• Wlth. of U linois, and forme and acetate of , r chief and Mr. and M rs, Jame, Dan iela Oh io Geological Survey ex:,lal ed GIVES DINNER that blend n I , Mr. and Mre, Dwight l.ogan en- of Mkldleporl, wuhel colon Ille glacial ieology of northeall , lertained with a dinner Sunday al -------Ohio a nd pomled out 1101118 IOU 1 opon,llns MEET TONIGHT their home on Rock Spring& relatlonehlpa, Other apeakero embri1bt. ·p,._ Road. Pre..nt wore Mr. and Mrs, The Guild ol Gr..., Episcopal phamed the proereu of 1 0 1 1 ' allrunk. In Mro. Church will meet tonight at the Earl Brickles o! Darwin. ey In Ohio, how Ohio Div� IIUl"V aQ\111, beta:e, k ' 9 o cloc follow• Florence Holley and M r , and Mrs . parl,h houae at ■Jon of Landa and Soll l'Ollld en- 1 lilac, pink, UJ(!an and IOb, Skippy, inll tho clan meetinll, cou raae the public to make topu, brown or UN of ..U lnform,itlnn • a di Ii t1nprine• .,.,. propertlM 01 Ohio .. l Albert 8, Marty, Mamllold di­ rector or Richland CGunty Pim,. elteN lhun, Ill-. ntna Commlnlcm, p,lnled ""' the · MIii Otho,, WNII 0..- t:tO 19 - planning commJaatuna could make of ooil aurvey Information. t:00. Ho ,mphaailed 11111 IOpllc tanlt •wage dllposal were el· !ectr•• only on porous mllo I lhal ooll lo III Jmponant factor 111 , 1 aonlng land for ,.,..,. 11111. 0 • , r C · I £ 1•• Of J i!fk�: t Child _Special Mdl Purchase No. 1 Secoads Of annon $ 2 Bath Towe s VOL XU NO. 243 ------- .. ' r I Local P tor Served With D • f • t paneI' Is DRAW DRAPER IES oe., . , e y h Around A nd Me'eting Held A bout M 'ddleport Mrs. Colmer Is Honored W,'th StOrk ShOWef I CANNON Multi-Colored I BAT H TOW ELS XI Gamma Mu Will A ssist In . Hearf Campa1gn 3 Beacon "DOVER" BLANKETS s1- SPECIA L I "HOPE" Bleached MUSLIN B A T H' T O W E L S s1,oo 0:: � ; A ,,.tary w·,, Send 3 Girls T Sfate Event ,ii.. ' t;• TONIIHT I TADIIDIY I Clinpter 80 , lM S Hold BLEACHED MUSLIN Of p 25c .,.,. Special ! �opular TERRY DISH TOWELS "Advertiser'' 32c yd. 15c .... See These Tone On Tone · Tufted Spreads TWIN or FULL SIZE $4. 9 5 · _ wor- 'I I an••• I li-==-iiiiiiiiiiiiii_-a_iiiii.______iiii_iiii--.! HARTLEY & BE�NETT S H O E ST O R E . •a.. -""" Y ' Dresses-Hats--Purses, Phillip Sisters ·Style Shop, :,, court 5t. Pornef'oy, 0.,_ /lfolemo ,•i,,,· -. t Tllu,.., .. . ., •.......,.l'UJ "" " .. end !,_______________________________ cl The � ol lhe Slate -Ohio 1a a cono11tu11ona1 olfltc tlet?d b1 Ibo poop1e to - a 1our ,,_ \11111 . le of Upper Block'' Ohio ��-------:.:......;;.;..:.:;;;_ ' l ____________:___�':.:.J _�;;.1L "Mlcld u,. JANUARY CLEARANCE C O N TI N U E S � !���� ! �� ��! - ��r �!!�!!!f�! fr�-. _ E lberfel�s In Pomeroy • I • • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, .... - .... .... �, --·-.... .,. ·.., .. - ""'"'' ,,,. entine a1 y '� Feb. t'tather 8_ _, _ ......._ ._ -- 14 _ _ __ LI-If• .._ '-lpi &-H -._ 2, 1981 Sc PER COPY 18 Republicans, 6 · Democrats, Seek Just 12 Village Council Position s . ,.,: ,. •i ,P. ,,. , . " �,. ' ,·' • 'f "- Fall On lee Was Fatal To Mr. Baer ramn, 1 _::::::::::::..--.I So 1 - CANNON TERRY I Cooperative .1 otto Paul Baer, Tl. o( Cheltar died la61 night at his home fl'GID a severe brain coDCU1Sion, The injury was JWllainN by Mr. Baer yesterday afternoon It 3 , 30 when he ,lipped and !ell oo ice outside hiJ home. Al 7 30 p. rn. with hil physician attending, Mr. passed away. Dish Cloths B. I , Zeller Ii -: 1 Theme Ab t Heritage Was C arr,e , d Out ,\. Bra,zil Ra cing To Free Pa ss e nge rs Befo re Too La te inches X 48 Lawyer Rela tes fxperienc,es 'At M en s M eet,ng 1 ne \ 1 , .1 • ' ,\, I J 1 : h St■ • • ' I ,. , 011( 0 ,, - ,f··· �• The Doilg Sentinel COMMENTAnNG, EDITORIALLY I ~rizzled Old Gobbler's Knob Critter Talking Today :;::;::;=;.;~;~~ .I 1-'UNXiUTA~NE\, dayt~. l woodchuck!) will be accurate. and security were ln (orce (or the , hog Club, raplendent in prophecy WBJ 8 tap at the m:;~ I :.'~'::''! there are two and on&shadow. throw :They'll •tand on the record. ;forec8!t·receivlng ceremony on!taU coal! and •Ilk top of bil hole by the ceremonial hall million Jlle:l and 175 dlvitlono from the grtzzled old ;-veather ~er log on the hre, Grampt;." And, mind you, the Punxey 1bluatery Gobbler'a Knoh on Canoe I trudged through tbe snow low cane carried by club Presithe ground ,foroe~ of the Soviet progno!lticator of Go~ra ~ w~ter'.s going to ~ around a , gr()unillw:~ is the only one ever 1Ridge outaide this Western Penn- 1 Br'er Groundhog's burrow 81 dent Sam Light, a Local coal Union today. today whether there will be siX while . Jf not, sprmg L'l ju~t . toJmve been defended in the haU! sylvania community. · beefJ lhe custom for decades. who has ofricaled at 1 more weeks of bonMhlll~g cold around the corner. ol Congr<!.!~ Before dawn, a select commit· The .signal for the gn1UD<IIhogl ceremony for many yean . or an early arrival of s~mng . There can be r.o doul..t, lotal _ Stnc:t:s' formality, avlemoity1tee ol the PuRXIubwney Ground- to come forth and pronounce • ''· weather durmg .the next 45 t UPI) -Tbe nation will learn firat hand he If sees h11 1 The sleepy-eyed 'hog, lean but I UDited Prell• lattrutlonal .,..etheless alert after a winter 1 COLUMBUS UPI - Unless the 1 underground, will eme~:ge from economy takes an upswing . the his lair today, twitch his sensi- Ohio Unemployment Com~nsa­ tive nose in the winter breeze tion fund , which is used to pay and glance back over his shoul- jobless workers, will be a:most der. What he sees, a1:cording lo out of money by the end of t h t= · a 80-year-old tradition, will deter- year. fish management supervisor, Ohio 1 Dlvlalon of Wildlife. They eaught I a 20-pound . 42-inch musk.ie on FLOURESCENT and 1 ' ; when the giant mw;kie Rutland, Ohio ·SI·MON'S Self-Service Market Pomeroy Al'r Force pr0ud Of space 'll p I I N . sh0I WI ro ec allon Potatoes uncl...tfled _ 50 lbL $p9 M p Uolted Pre1111 IDteroatlooal CAPE CANAVERA~ IUPI t The Air Force was still goating The test vehicle fired here was today over the spectacular sue- virtually a production model, comcess of the Minuteman intercon- plf'te wti11 self contained and guidance and control tinental test Oight. . Slated for a heavy contribution It was given the to U.S. deterrent ?OWer in the launching at a stage of developearly 1960s, the solid. fueled rocket ment when missiles . scored a figurative bulls-eye after take short tentative hops flashing 4.200 -'1 the At- much of their operational uu es over lantic. ment. 7he Its success in Wednesday's pethree-stag~ Minuteman .Is a b~t shot paved the way for a se- umque weapon ~n the Amer~ean rres of underground test launch- arsenal-a ?racbcally push-button · b !list' · .1 be . mgs from "silos" . a 1c mtssi ftrcd • concrete-lined . . e that cnn . 1y to mter-eontmental ranghere thiS sprmg and summer. mstant • • OperatiOnal models with their tar- es. It IS smaller • cheaper and gets eannarked are scheduled to takes much less manpower than be on ~nderground pads in mid. 1its eumberso~ prede~essors, re1962 w1th rail car-mounted ver- 1versing historic trends m weapons sions foUowing six months later. de\'eloprneat. One successful test, even as It is seen as 1 m ajor means of close to perfection as Wednesday's ! surpassing Russia in quality, and I does not make a missile. But ! if desired, numbers of missile. I I LEAN BONELESS BUTTS PORK 2 lbo. 89c ·Skinless Weiners 2 lb•. 89c Center Cut FRESH SIDE lb. 49c I ROLL SAUSAGE I lb. 35c PORK CHOPS PURE PORK TOP CHOICE ROAST BEEF Bologna 3 lbs. $1 -----Yellow Globe, cello INg SAUSAGE Onions_ 3 lb. 19c BULK PACK Sllcod Can Goods Sale! e Spaghetti • Potted M~at eButter Beans • Kldne}' Beans eHominy eKraat ePort a. Beans eSoup Beono 10 FOR 99c· AT SIMON'S! IPrnhPII'oFHI eFrelh BHf Tontuts e FrMh IHf Heartl • Fr•h Neck BOnet e Fnoh Spore Rlbo • S1f1mi e Peperonl .o,...,. S con C Limit 10 cans Introductory OHerl EGGS 11-LARGI - - - FLOUR GOLD MEDAL - - . - ..._ r-- • ' • .:.--:r. - -· ~ . ~:. -.· - '"!"'~ • • . RIB STEAKS lb. 69c Bananas 2 lb.29c _ __ OTHER MEAT ITEMS ''Tony" C1nned ! I I SJEAK ~~:FcH'-_o_lc_E DOG FOOD "' i "T.. 1111 llltle ,._. thlo ...h~'Y"nt!on pllll\ GROUND CHUCK lb. 59c ss~ ROUND OR SIRLOIN IIcon _ 2 lbs. $1 ~. PORK STEAK lb. 49c C CHUCK 49~ PORK LIVER lb. 33c I First Cut lb Pork Chops lb. ..... 59c 251b.$1.99 bog 6ok· Beer & Wine Carryout LB. 79c GALLON JUG 8Sc MILK FANCY WINESAP 4~~. 49c APPLES LEAF LEnUCE lb. 33c CAN MILK • 4 CaiS 59c 9xl2 - I JUICY ORANGES doz. 49c Lucky Buy OLEO 5 lbs. 1.00 ALL PATTI!RNS - - - $4.95 FOOD MART LINOLEUMS , Ohio State University has oper· ated on a year-round schedule ~ince its (our-quarter plan was ,--..----------.- Report ! P•t into effect in 11123. th:;,·p~~;;••~e ~~~·k :::1 Mrs. ~:D. ' ~~~:!rg;e. were Mr. and 1\f!'l. By HaNid Thomas Rymaa, Just about the most excdmg I an and Mr. and Mrs. 60-acre tract of land just 35 miles ' ' . there are no scientific obstacles medical 9roject that has come ~ F,JMmreraBnudrt~"· CJo~umCbusrl, Ohio. to my a tt~t lon m · ~any .8 moon ~-· ••TS.1maer -just hard work- ahead for the visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Minuteman. Is the opemng of Little C1ty on a ter Chester By CHARLES W. CORDDRY ROAST Ground Beef _ EATWEU MACKEREL · · · ·· • 2 caa 39c ' Clover Farm MILK, tall cans, 6 cans 79c Oover Farm SHORTENING 3 lb. can 69c Clover Farm FLOUR · · · · 10 lb. bag 79c KRISPY CRACKERS · · · · · · 2 lb. box 49c Clover Farm MARGARINE · · 5 llts. l9c small bait is also unusual." Med"•cal. 1 PRODUCE I of Chicagl>, I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Whea led LIUJ C t 1 1 I and Mrs. Charles Marcinki be co;p e • ~I I Father Bario, Pomeroy, Mr. 1 ao moa comp '! se -~ Mrs. Charles Marcinka Sr. 44 eo•talaed community whoBe cit- son Tom Mr d M lzeu" wUI be meotaU retarded ' ' ' . an rs .. hllad deaf and pal~ rhlldreo' ! ~:esell, Vern~n. Oh,•.,o,ppers •. I • ! rt A an Marcmko, It _wiD have 30 cottages, eac~ ! ams. . housmg 17 youngsters with tlte•r :. Recent viSitors of Mr. and Mts. ''house paren1s .. and other .stn(f I w~yne p rmce · were ~r. and Mrs. members. The 500 or more Shtrley Swan and Johnnie n••••:r." . "students" will h a v Reedsville. access to ·a large school building Mrs. Floyd Stout visited whe re they WI.11 rece1ve · . educa- Effie Torrence recen 11y. . at nursery a nd prunary . 11on 1ev- Harlis Frank spen1 the els, <1nd ther ew1.11 be fuc1.11.t.1es end with his w1·fe and for occupational therapy traininc -Vlolel m· 1·ndus tr1a · 1 a rls and. courses In home economics. There will be APPLE GROVE a hospital with clinical facilities Mrs. Herbert Roush called for training and research 8 cllap- Mrs. Jack Sharpnack and dautgh· ll el, a gymnasium-audito~ium, ters at Racine. Monday. and 8 ~icnic grove. Mrs. Barbara Kessler of Aad almost bell& 1 'II spent the week end with Mr. and 11 8 ' ' Mrs. Clarence Shields enroute to 14 be aa exlt eottage" f o r Fort Jackson So th Ca I' tbose wbote derelopme.t ha• join her husb' d u h . ro m~, to aooed an w o IS statJOoed Y &o a sta'e where tbey ap- lhere. pear likely to be able to earn ' ml'j"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiii_,; lndepeodene Uvlag aDd te pn-11 lrom tho Lltlle ctty 1o .. a I larger community. J pf . 1Ft. 1 lb. · · · · 3 rol~· GROCERIES! anytime," he added. "The fact that the muskie struck at such Cold Weather Savi lllcod struck. the ice in Ohio, ReithmiUer aaid. "Muskies are hard to catch • OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. ~--- SLICED BACON .... .. ...... .... BOLOGNA, in piece · · · · · · · · 3 lit. This la tbe first muskie known • - -- - '. HOUS! to be .taken through MARKINS FOOD MKT. 69 SMOKE of research statistics of the BUC. estJima·ted I ROU SAUSAGE 3-11b.rolls · · ·· · ~ · · · ·· · · · · ·· · 89c SLICED BOLOGNA · · · · · · · · · · 3 lb. $1.00 SMOKED CALLIES · · · · · · · · · · · lb. 33c RED KIDNEY BEANS 5 No. 2~ cans · · · · · · · · · · $1.00 POTATOES 50 lb. bag . . . .. . . . . ... ... $1.43 HEART OF GOlD FLOUR 251b. bag · · .... · · · ...... · · · · · · · $1.75 Loin or Rib OLD Charles · larvae, trying to catch bluegilb Papier, chief ' ! and ROUND STEAK .... ............. on fow' bills. . BETTER FOOD BUYS · MEATS! 5 ·' 'I'IIe hole In the Ice wa• too JJIIliU MOUNDVI!W to haul the big fish out oo one angler sp•dded the hole hi••e. ll ROU SAUSAGE, while the other held the line. i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit ' to Ray 1 WlldUfe DiJtrict Cross were baiting a bluegill hook with cousiea, small insect would be left in the flllld al end of 1!161. This compares with a SOMBER STATE OF AFFAIRS- A joint session of Congress applauded a smilbalance of $3IO million at the ing President Kennedy (inset), then heard him deliver a somber Stale of the Union of last year. address in which he said that the nation is "nearing an hour of maximum danger." Pomeroy 1'1 , according bloeglll tackle. Ralph GrabiU j CLELAND FREE PARKING Phone WY·2·2255 I ty, January RieUunW.r. that if the present rate of · ments - which were $35 mUillOrlf I during January - continue the entire year, only $12 miUion REGULAR E. Main I This Nas the sum and substance of a report presented to the HmiSe I , Industry and Labor Committee j William Papier during he•lfmgs I I ~~~{ with c. "firat" while filhlng for bloegills in , Roclry Fork Lake. Highland Coun- : light Bulbs Pbooe WY ,..SUI writer. COLUMBUS - Two G""'nfield anglers came up ers of the Punxs•tawney grolllld· !Ohio Unemployment hog clalt!l hiS word wo•ld be "of- F d R , Lo w , ficial... un s unnmg ' By WILLIAM E. HENRY mine the course of the nation's will Report Catch 0£ Fint ' Mu8kie Through Ice With all due re,a ped to the US. partisans insist that thf' forecast Weather Bureau and rival bushy- : put forth by the Punxsutawney 1 tailed forecaste~ - in ~uaryville. l g~~~dhog lDon' t call him a l Pa., and Sun Laue, W1s., fol1ow- 1 - - - - ~---- ·- 1 I,., ~Waoted a modi juotlho ,.._ ~ •tCTSWEET FROZEN Lima Beans- - - ,...29c PICTSWEET II French Fries ' ... plea. 19c WHITE 51b. Grapefruit MAINI NO. 1 b. . 49c Potatoes UNCLASSIFIED 10 .... b.. 45c · Potatoes so tb, boa $) . .. ~ :.'J BAKER'S SUPER MARKET. ,, _., Open 7 Doyo A Wootc I A.M. te t P.M. FirM Parking . CourtHUt s."ke __ _ Morchendloe. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Quality g,..., The present population of Litl.le ~l is only 46• of wbom 30 mentally retarded youngsters tween the agea of 12 and 22 years. ., B•t It doesn't seem po"ibte the citizens of America's big cit- I ies, towns and villages will p;rmit anything to sta,nd in the way of rapid «lmpletion of thia non· ?J"Ofit, nonsetcarian project which, in addition to everything elae, hopes to have an outpatient · nostic ellnlc to which he;arllllck parents may bring .their llllfortu· II PORK and BEEF SALE BOSTON BUTT 39c lb. PORK ROAST FRESH- TENDER nate YGungsters for ·guidance possible admittance. For &ddiUonal inormation, wrioo ll)ll Little City Founda· t\on, Ill Nollh Wabash Ave., Chi· cago 2, Ill. Long Bottom News Items I resident of LDng BoUom. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs, Mexico, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hunt visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett son. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marian c..::~~~~ Vienna, Petty. W. Va .. visited Mr. and Mrs. Junior Visited Mr. ond Mrs. Fred klns, recenUy. 95c CUBE STEAK 111. CALA STYLE Pork Roast 29c BONELESS Link Sausage 49c lb. Pork Chops 1 Stew Beef 59c 111. I 75c I IND CUT ' Freda Dill and Robert Larkins .Pork Chops I were united in marriage by Rev. Freeland Norris at the Methodist CENTIR CUT Church Saturday evening. Funeral services were held LiMie Swan Sutlday at the dist Church. She was a Jife I lb. T-Bone Steaks 79c .-· Round Steak 79cra. FROZIN 39c OCEAN CRISP 19c- CELERY CAMPBELL'S PORK and BEANS SUNIHINI 210L------ ~!~l::~:t~~~:~~·~~:· 11•1 =:K~R:!!.:IS~P~IE:.._C~RA~~C~K~E~R:S~======-~1~u.~.... ~2~7~c wine and Sam and tierena ~tsaon 11 HANES INSUL.J<NIT Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden City, W. Va., visited Mr. and Mrs.1 BertJe Smith snd Mr. and Mrs. BIU Stethem. LeWil , and Sanford Cozart Lorain, Ohio, Mr. ond Mrs. nard Dalley visited Mrs. Neute Cozorl over the week end. Weeketldloallers at the home Mr. ' and Mro. L. D. Pieri"' were Mr. and Mn. Willard Pigott, Mr. and Mn. Roger Dillon, Coilio and Derr;er Curtil. ,.lr ARTIC UNDERWEAR Keeps Body He•t In - Cold Out WAID CROSS' SONS Serving Racine Since 1860 .PHONE Wl-9-3172 RACINE, OHIO ,· �\ ) ' Area Cagers Matched In Seven Games This Weekend Arel qa1met1 .play • . total of 1 to meet the AmEi-Bern Greenies and Gallipolis l2· 121 tra••eb tv 1 &ames this commg week · ~lf-wa~ at U1e ne utral .floo r. H.01-1 Logan \8-7J. ~· t."lsonvllll' t~t('nded end wtil two at home and five 011 cme. Wlth a 1-1 seasons record. th~ H~lldogs to a 46-40 wm m Lhe 1 the road. . : will he placing~ 10 game winnmg first round and Logan dropped ' _'lbe fi'vt games_on tap Friday l .str~ak on the lme_ . . the Blue Devils 55--t6 m . their mg.ht lind the Mtddleport Yellow I C()ad1 Bob Ashley s Eas tern ri r::.t me('\irJ g during :ile holid<i)'S. Soe\letl Jaclet.B i 5-tU tra\•eling to Wells-. w1l l see act10n agwn on Saturday 1 GA:\1ES FRIDAy len Q-91 to rmet the Golden Roc- when they travel into Mason J::.slt>rn at Carthagr-Troy btsf: 'lbe Middies were rolled by i County to met>l the Ha nnan, Jack!60D al Pomeroy the ~tl at Middleport, 61 -55. Va. five at Ha nnan. ,The Eagles ! w.: The Platu at Rutlaod Mlddirpurl al Weu.&o• W&bama II Rlploy Nf'IMavUie at AlMas G;dJipoli• at Locu GAMES SATURDAY Amr»·BI'ra v1 R•doe (At Ealkm) Easter• at Ha:lmaD, W. Va. lA's, Orioles n.e · Paathers ed•led Jackson 53· , malning SEOAL games, Nel ~ Lon- AlhC>ns 114-0), son. Coneh Husse ll Moore's lads I · are 1-6 for lhe season. 1 A.LL STARS 1n the county . Eastern 17-71 tra- ...-::-:---~-::-----, 1 ."-v CarthAge- Trop Troj:ms. who are '71 ~ • ~: , "&~ &-2 in the Athens County Conrer- ence. The Troj<ms thundo!red to a SJ-32 win over the Eugle" t•., rl y !.h is .rear. · ~· Bu Hl in .the \ -,..-_., ~ ~ ,...fiM..._ , ""-''lA"..... SEQ • e, movC's min Rut - L/ r :1 ~ I .-.Ito. Team Three Games - Pomeroy Cement Block 2440. By FRED DOWN Ulll&ed Pre11 In&eruUo•aJ La=n s ManaKer Jl'rank Lane after the Hot ~ ~! Athlellca purchased Joe Pignatano Oh ' Po ll of their most 10 wer . . . 4 to reneedeve one preteds- Sports Center . 2 d· ./"' 4 5 ~= 5 7 .444 .222 Jng s· Pignatano. 31, il ra. SEASON . mGRS among the strongest throwmg Ind. 3 Games Art SylveJt,er 624. catcl1ers in either league. Ind. 1 Game 1..es Damewood In 58 games with the Dodgers ,.,. -7. last season, Pignatano batted .233 Team 3 Games Sports Center The Orioles, who think they can 2694. win the 1961 American League Team 1 Game Sports Center • night to test the ~ch Jim Vcnnari. l_;;::;;~=c.-=: "nle ~~v~ . have .- 1·1 r~rord ia the ~PltJe ·and 10-4 over aiL Watlama travels to Ripley tor ita second encounter with the Vikings . Hipley h:mded the Wahama lt:;~~~:Z:~~::.::::~J quintet a 72-35 trounc-ing in the L: first eo-round. Waham11 is now Racine remains idle Friday but I travels to Eastern Saturday night High Single Game ~ Bob Louks our catching IJtaff," aald General · •• tan ch 1 -~ 1Ciatworthy 541. Fall's City ll<er .6 " ( now (eel much better a bout Rob. , ·t') ,. "'"\) ~r!.~ ;,.,... ·· · '~ f't'"" i.; / #'" ...... , ~ ~~; _ ' he CITY LEAGUE High Sr.ore1 Jan. 24, 19U High Three Game Ind. Henry The Kansas City Athletics solved Team Single Game - Pomeroy their catching problem and t~e Cement Block 852· Baltimore Orioles may ha'Ye STANDING~ solved part of their power probWoa. t Pd. lem in separate deal.s with the Pomeroy Los Angele• Dodgers. Cement Block 6 52 earlier in !.he season at J a ck- v ,lle 110-6 ! is al vels~-':0 Coolville to l.;~kc on I1JITICI: ropt , lben the tea , ltarted to VoiW rn. bloro1llo1111 buvt. 'lbe rope jorkld ud bowl· NEW YORK IUPJI It wu S ed me ovrr. 'lbe lloatman crabo.m. Tuoodoy, Jill. 10, IJIII and bod me. the five a.n -lod 1111 the bod " II he wun't then I would or divan or olumped wearUy In hove poe n,ht Into the wolor the cbolro ot the ftlmly bridge and I wouldn't bo here to tell '!'bey were oUent bul the yoo about it." atmo.pbln wu electric. AJhtroy ovorllowed ont<> the Further elfec:ta when the unlol\1 green fell .-.Jeoloth and the 1lr oproad their pleketa lzom the wu atoie with toboc.o amoke. doeb to ran yanbo. to Grand Con· Doatmenta Utter«! the .-.Ie In tral Terminal and to Pelnl)'lva..,. """" of a two-room oulte al n1a station. BJ alA" •• J'. 209. PtJtroy remains at bo111e in won 48-41 at EaStern m the teams othef ''Senior Circuit" action to f{st meeting. meef the Jackson lronmen (10-4) . 1t'~kmg a· quick look ar the re· UP IN ARMS BOWLING iTry Solving ·0 ld Problems WHEN LITTLE KIDS MEET V, I. P.- Burma's Premier U Nu hao a hard time llltrGdW>InJ his shy grandchildren to Red Chinese Premier Chou En-la~ left. The Communilt head was visiting the Burmese leader at his home In Rangoon. pennant il they get more punch 984. their atlack, acquired ex· TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG. Stanford star Chuck Essegiaa, a Hank Clalworthy 176. Dodger hero In · the 1959 Series. Bob Louks 176. Essegian connected (or two pinch Ken Manley 175, ljlto "It looks llkt a ho('ki'}' stkk homers against the White Sox but last season batted only .215 In 52 games for the Dodgers. for a dwar(!" =:---:--= : - - - --......,,-------------;:;::=Rev. McCauley, was, "What do I:e~ds viii . e Racine you want the Lord to do for you." " • J NOtCS .J3Cl3 Dee Hawley 169. Jim O'Brien 169. Soc I.ety Notes The Young Adult Sunday School Class met at the Bapt15t ParsonBY MRS. LUCY KIBBLE Friday evening Jan ..'¥1. John David Sis:oon, who has ser· The topic of the DevoiiOns._l>Y ved the past two years in the U.S Ar-my has rel-eived his discharge and returned accompanied by his wlfe, Sharon and son Davy hom West Point, N. Y where he hlld been stationed- The homeward trip was made by a car and trail· BASKETBALL RESULTS ' Strike By Handful Of Men Reverberates Into Over One-Half Of Continental U. S. 4-Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1961 er F'uncral services fOr Howard Burnett , 44, were held T\1onday afternoon s t the Methodist churrh. lie d;ed ai Highland Park.. Mich· ---~ family plot in the Reedsville ccmetery. AIIA!r two contests of quOIIIonl and answers, the businen w a conducted by Mrs. Geoe Yo sl, president. Pot luck refreshments we served to Mr. and Mrs. Gene and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cail'llll, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth boden, Mr. and Mro. Martin Steve Hoffman uf C b e s t e r coxen, and children, Mra. spent a day here with his o'ster. Mrs. Nathaniel Carpenter a n d family, A number of persons from lw1e attended the funeral of Mill Lin· nie swan at Long Bottom Sunoay . Mr. and Mrs· Arlie Mark of Keno •nd Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks of Long Bottom were Sun~ Cleland, Mrs. OIUe Mae Cozart, Mrs. Sam JoiUI!on, and Rev. and Mn. McCauley. Several people and of the O.E.S. attendod the funerol of Miss Llnnlo Swan, It Lonl tom, Sunday aflemoon. A ho U1 .m hmonglamany wM areG ' t 06pl • nre . rs. r e1 a Marks. Billy Orr and iamily have mov · ed to Circleville where be has empIoymen t· at Melgo General Dick Lee Albert Hillal Hoher, Delbert lard was moved from Meigo eral to Veterans Hoapllal lgan where he lived with tiis wife and stepson . He wa!l the son of d J Mr. and Mrs. C. A B!lrnelt fnr· day guests of Mr . an Mrs- . :;. Carnahan and Charles mc>l'ly of Reedsville hut now of Petersburg, Fla . He spcnl most of his life in the R.fedsville St. area and burial was made in the Mrs. Ben BuckJey has returned ington, !rum a visit at Elkin• W Va w. va. · ' the Blllmore Hotel. In the ._, nexl door three other men ut and atared ?""· llv1ly at nolhlng. '!ben one rooe. "Woll, lhil lookl !Ike the end of the road, I Jlllfll," he 11ld. 'lbere wu m reply. 'lbe otrlke wao on. 'lbe tlu'ee men won the two chief negoliaj<>n for a lugboat worton unlori and for major eastem rallroaciJ pluo a lederal mod~ ator, 'ftJeir final l~bour bargaining session had failed to produce an agreement, and 684 crewmen o( New York City'o 61 railroad-owned lughoats offici.aUy walkod off the job. 'ftJe lorct of their disagreement oent reverberations that were felt tbrouahout the east and as Jar weot at St. Loull. Trade wao erlpplod, raU lravel IID8rlod and In 1101110 caseo bolted, and about 100,000 conunuten In the New York area had to find means of getting to and from their joba. Jt took nearly two weeki and the Intervention of President Kento seltle the dispute. A strike by a comparative handlui of men from an obocure unioa aearly bolt a notion and defied the peocemaklng efforts of federal CODClllatoro, Moyor Robert F. tutd Gov. Nelson A. coma Wby and how dkl thla about? The ltliWer to the first que&of llu m the luuparticular In 1 ednature the ll'll;tor e vo Y · Train crewo roluaed 'to crou pl<ket lines and the New York Cenlral wu bolted. "nlon It wu the New Haven'o turn. Buatllng Grand Central wa1 turned Into a mausoleum. ShJ:>pers began owllclllng to truclal. Commuters, buffeted by IIIOWIIDrml, pllod Into auloJ and fiiWid other makeahlft tranJportalion. 'l'hm! wao talk of food and home fuel ohortagu II the Jtrlke wao a long one. 'ftJe lug strike of 1916 wu floomdy recalled. Thai one turned New York into 1 •lrtual ~hoot town. Dor two daya Ill achoola, bltlineoses and place~ of -rlainment were ohut down, publk transport .... alubed, butlng luel wao _rationed and Broadway's famous,Ughls ......., tumed off. That strike by 1,100 lug aod barge workers Jut IJ. days aod c:ost "incaloulabla millions." AI IA!nsfon lncreued in the radtug tieup Mayor Wqner ateppod Into the dlapute and met with representative~ of Qle railroad• and the New Yort Railroad liarbor Commission, the union group eompoled of unite of the lntel"JUio Ilona! Organization of Mastero, mates and Pllob, the Marine Engineero Beotflclal Auoclltlon and the Seafanro lntemalional Union !S!U I. He was ... M•-ssful . UUT ~--. . _........... Rocketeller then took a hand but drew only uuloa critlcllm for hll pro:lOsal that plckeUng of the rail yards and slatlons be suspeadod for 10 days to eue the c:ommuters' plight. After 14 houn of non-l!lt.op neptlatiooa, Goldher1 emerpd fnJ111 the coafereace .11 IWckeleU.r'a New York office and tiOUilCOd the IITiko had '-n set- ' tied. Key to the oettlemellt wu the agroernmt to a truce on the queo- lion of trimming crew• until the While Houle Jtudy oo nilroad jobo Ia completed II tnoDtha from now. Credit lor the qreement went tG Goldberg whooe Intervention the dlopu!A! at the Preoldent"o behoot "shortened It by weelto. aot longer," aceordlng to SIU prnldenl Paul Hall. He called the Labor Secretary a "real pro'". TbiJ eoimate llhared by John J. Gaherln, New Haven vice president and head the railroad negolialing team who oald Goldberg had "carried ball" In the talks. Rockefeller did not come off well. HoD said the G..ernor's 10. ON PORPOISE-Clown, an atltletle porpolle, cb!y anniJIIee proposal "put planting a wet smack on the cbeet of limlll7 further bt!hlnd tho eight ball and Hlaml (Fla.) Soaquarium. The IIDlrt D!IJDmll JIIIIIJll put the settlement Jurther too."' Gaherln callod Ro<keleller MABON CLINIC Dr. Noviol Q, r...U "a real public servant." Admissions : Mn. Irma Micbuel ::,ed~lttce ~I, , An important part o( the truce li><>meroY. January 30; Mrs . AI· ' I 0 Is the broadening of the meda Pomeroy, Dl dent' a raU llludy group to include uary 30; Mra. Otho Jarvis, Har· RBDV(;£ a speclsl .wdy of pel'8011nel risooville, January 30. The Remllnder Of aboard rail tugs aod ferries. Blrtbo: A daugh!A!r, Our'lbe stud gro named Ruth, to Mr. and Mrs. CO A IS FormerLa~r~Jf""'sP. Henderson o( Pomeroy on Jan~> II MlteheU 11 eomposod of represen- ary 30. C0 AT 5 E1' $ ; tatlves the raUroada, the A son. Larry Othelo, Jr., to C A R C 0 AT'S . unions and the pubUc Mr. and Mrs. Larry Michael 'ftJe special group'; report wUI Pomeroy, January SO. irom Ohio State Vnlverslty'1 toward a aeltlement. o! Engineering has 5,500 The formula also ~tm'ldes that a!A!s now working in Ohio. the effortl of Goldberg, Jer and foderal modiatot'l wiD bo Gifts For ll'ialllblo u needed to he"'l~p:.::~ and management reach •IJeement WHEN YOU DO within so daya after the report subm!(ted. II and M~s. Ernest Johnson of rail m&Dagement'a term sylvanta were called here due to whet It feell .,.. Ullt1eCeSIIIr)' the death ol their mother, jobs which ..lot because ol unloa Ida IJobnSOIII Cleland. Whlle obligations. they were guests of Mr. and '1be f~therbeddlng question ofele<trlc and Dltoal locot)IOtlveo. roads felt there waa no need GOESSLER'S asks you: Meigs General Hospital. and chUdren of Golllpol!s Carroll Randolph is a patient Saturday with his mother, Mr.. in the Camden-Clark hospital for Laura McKenzie. obser~atlon· Mr. and Mrs H. Smith and son Hickey have returned from a. visOfest UB it with relatives In Akron. Mrs. Bert Shumway Is a medlcal patient In the Camden-Clark eWS 0 eS In Parkersburg. Mrs. Allee Davll of Pomeroy •lslted her sister and brother-In· law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer, Sunday. Mrs. George Baer visited her mother, Mrs. Anna ll're<ker, and Mr. and Mn. C..il Nelson Cheater recently. Mrs. Eloise Mankin and James and Jeffery of visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis or Seturday afternoon. VirgU Walker of Buhm ed Douglas Genhelmer at ,roster Rest Home In Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard engines. The dllpule .....-enlly Ia being studied by a preslden!W faet- Suuday School attendance on IJ'OUP which Is ~ehtdulod Jan. :Ill, was 211, the offering $10.· to pre~ent Ill report next Decem- 48. Worship aervlces were held at 'ftJe question of featherbedding 10:65, Wtth .an attendance of IJ, wbon tho II rallroaciJ which Herman Taylor leadlng. the tugmen held thet Revival services are acheduled ohould hove the to begin ~ere, Feb. t2tb with Rev. right r«Juce the number of Chas. Wilklnlon ol Parkersburg. the ftv•Jo.elz-t1Wl crewa Hhoord ao evangellat the first week. Rev. the tup If they deem It necea- Robert Card will IJIOU the .... lllli'Y· A Faldmttal emergency ond week. board Jouod Doc. to that the tup Jl'rlends of Mrs. Garner Grlflln, could be operated with leas crew- who recenlly uoderwenl ourr,ery men. at a Colutllbul hospital, may ad· dress her at the home of her 'ftJe unloaa demanded that no daugbter, 117 S. Broadlelgh Rd.. jobs be cut unleBB tecbalcll Colwnbuao, Ohio. changeo or new work methods Bicky Buckle1 was returned to make them superflUOUI. They also bll home from the City llaspltal cited safety factors. . p 'ftJeoretlcally at atake were tho In arkerabura. Saturday. job.s of about 62 men, preaumably Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of oec:ood deckhands. Other luueo Chester. IIJOnl .sunda1 with h I s Included wageo and welfare, purenla, ~- and Mrs. Cbas. D. One Ple<e Washable Nylon Y•lues T• $12.95 $5.00 THE SHOE BOX •when fuat a few dollari more will buy an ELGIN Keep the ·home fire F N R And N f ~~uodMra.~ BISMARK. 'Ito Ngge<l one depO.dablt. ·Hao a·luminouo dial and the modom otylin;. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT • WATIA·PIOOFID0 SHOCK·PAOOFfD o er recently £.... Dennis vlllted Baer, ll'rklll!'. Mra. Renry Sprouse returned her home In Fairpoint opendlng aeverll days with Cllhar relau-. :=====~~~~Mr~,~~and~M:n~-:~~~ and ~ of goocla, from .,... and food oqulptnelll. In nor11118 more than 8 half. m!llloo toos of gaud& an oblppOd Into the clty from New J the Rudoon Rl ~ nw ~~-• llnl:ver. ._. 11'1 a "~ with the city for moat of the II only a port of theBut tq they Ileal ,.,.. p!Jing New York harbor. About 100 other perfono 1Mb ran!llnl from . doeldng of ocean lfllm to tha lrauporlalfon of ~ for burtaJ to potter'• field 011 an llland In the East River. '1bo rill tup have crewa of five or lilt; muter, .... eaglneer, 11 ouer, declihand end oeoood deckband or "floatman". It Is the flollman wbooe job to JndustrtaJ Dentlsls trained at Ohio ·~ith ~Free-f\o S~ecia/" · 'if ~· ~·lo Spocial" fuel oil will he.nt your .e Without . ' 1 1 ·~.~ · worry, ••'I wmter ong .~·, I {• No more troubl e with sludge In yc~1r heating oil - not when you use "Fret>- Flo Special," the fuel oil wilh a special addith·,,. that prevents sludge fmmation . In unlrealed fuelo, slud11• ean clog up .\ltera, pipeo, a nd burner nozzles, causing eoally emergency !Ulrvicel , Save money and avpid cold-weather ~~~·~n~'~;'~: o~-dl•r "Free~F1o Special" ~ oil , , , wilh built-in sludge pre11t11tio11. Prescriptions containing certain potent drugs may not be rel'i lied, according to Feder a I Iaw, without a new prescription. The state ,,f your health changes rapidly, so an old prescription may no longer be effective either. An expert pharmacist protects you. GET ACASH LOAN TO OUTFIT YOUR WHOLE FAMILY -from the friendliest people in town Get quick ·cash for overcoats to overshoes, dress suits to ,,_ &Uits. Just pick up your pl--. th"' pick up~ Ioiii. $25 " $1000 . VISIT OUR PHARMACY TODAY ' ' ! PHON~ WY 2·29SS POMIROY, 0Ht,9 ICOIIOIAY SAY~** a .LOAN"CO:" ~- !IOOW. '" .. ' . •·· Winter Merchandise Is Now •.. Whethu it'o !he bathroom, kitchen or whol• house, rrmodeling •tarts with an up-to-date water pump. Myers OLYMPIAN pumP' are e,•gineererl for heavy prersur< rrquirtmento of modern appfi. / ances. As your Authorized Myer1 l'ump Dttlkr, ! we'll show you the Myel'o Pump tailored to your rrmodelinl req~menlf, F.osy ter,.. ovoUoble•. (..,.n·l From $114·' up ·Your Authorized Myers Pump Deoie~ RIZER OIL CO. You'll Uke Our Service Home Owned and Operated Phone WY 2-2101 Pomeroy ALL University now practice in 86 Ohio's 88 counties. -· .Eb.ersbach Hardware "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. POMEROY HAaMOHY. A fino gift ol out~tanclino • • llrab'tty. feminine ..d pith in liae. .......... -.. .,.. ... ...... - - - - - : : - '..... Ill(. . . Goesslers !!\YELRY STORE MARKED DOWN .· ~or ·T~ MODERN MART Opp. Lo-r P1rklng_Lof Pomeroy News Items ~ - _...;.•N SOCI•a1 otes T Pta• uppers ms --~ - CINCINNATI (VP!)-Uvulock; Cattle 400, cilves 100. elauibter cowa acllve, l!eady; bulla slow, about steady; vealers fully oteady few loll gaod.tiD-1100 lb alaugbter steen U.HOO, utllJty a n d atandard 18.011111.00; lot gaod and choice 831 lb mlxod ot.rs and heHers u .tiJ. few salea gaud 700' BOO lb hellera IIIJII.I4.U: oowo &toll eabloe. [ 11'81 pa1JJq .... at $,111. Other I • IIIII BY EVELYN BRJCKLU ~ wu resumed here Mon· day after bolng closed for bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet vfs. lied bla olater, Mr. and Mrs. Hart at Athens Sunday alter Mr. and Mrs. Hart were over<CIIlle I8B fumes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wealhennan and Rev. w. w. Bragg atteaded the funeral of Mill Llnnle S...., at Long Bottom Methodist church Sunday Mr .;,d Mrs. Blain Taylor were d. of M dM Sun ay guests r. an r Wanye Brleklea. Mill Ruth Ann Balcer who Ia employed at Athens spe11t the weekend here with ber pareatt1.J loxc.lr VALENTINES .8 Sc for •ndup Everythlnt For Yaur Valentine Porly ePaper Napkins ~and~-~ eTable Cloths ePiates eCUps e Everything Here For Your Pll'l)' . Mr. ~ Mro. John MiJchell 11111 Steven hove gone to Glllipo-J Us where he has employment. BEN FRAJiiCLIN family SHOP AND SAVE NO NEED TO WORRY you 11loaeolwoya a pursereedy or pet. Ad to Art~CUe either. Pholle WY 2·21511, for Claulfied. ----BIG TROVGH SMALL llanduru, which ranks~l14:th~~~ elle among the 20 Latin ' couotrlto lrih oo area or square mlleal II pater In tbao k Swl!lerland s-10 BEN FRANKLIN s :o -- ---- --~- WY 2-3498 ' ' ~- ~ ' sea~ 'lbe~~N~~~nmar~er~landa~·~com~~blned~·:.__l!.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"':"~~==~~ 12.»18.25; tered alu bulla low to18.110-18.00; average choice :: vellenll2.~.00; few average to high choice 1'1.00-40.00, gaod 27.110112.00, •tandard 11.110-21.. Hogs 2,200, barrowa and giJII rather olow, UlteVellly ateady to 25 lower, mootly 15-25 oil; around 100 1-2 21Cl-SIIIllb. 18·'15, few loads moat1y No. I lJ5.237 lb 11.110, opening 10leo llllxod 1-3 and U 190-1130 lb llGOJUO, later mostly 11.2>18.85; scattered loado and tbeantlcll17 Ia OOillldarod uonec- Iota tllllllly w Dl-240 lb 17,'/&1 ~ eolllr)' by tho rallroado. 18.00, heavlar welgbll not ullbA unloo IJ1UiliOIII for retaining Uahed: .,... :tWO blgber, adVID<t tho n - wu offered by deck· lllaiJtlJ' 400, JI up. llllxod· 1-3 soobancl Tbomal McCrea!, 38, a 4110 lb WIOlts.'IJ. w 400.1011 lb r...., o1 tour who makes • a 14.110-ta.ur oome ...r uo lb 14.0; ....... boars o!elift, IS lb 1J11 11.011-II.U. "~ my We was aaved only Sbaep l*i' alaugbter w o ale d ........ there wao a floatman. I !ambo steady, few l8let choice was lecoltd decJrmoa one oJght and pr!me'lllllltld llO lb 17.IJ0-18.111. about three ,.are 81f0. II wao Other gaod1 and dtolce 111.0Cl-17.Uo, wiltW and the . _ wen 1lkt tow bead 'cWl wooled .-l!eatiJ ·------· !L-----------------' • '' . ' Quiclc Clearance II JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MIDDJ.II'OilT Executives of the major eastern raUroads also quickly approved Mrs. Scolt Soodg111 hu re1 w~to : 1 ~:: .::...u.:IA!:Ir: turned, tG her home hendrom St. rles and the trofflc of bareea. Joseph a Hoopltal In Parkersburg ocowa car Ooats and lighters last week. ,. which'the alubb1 lugo dally nudge beck and forth In the city's har· IJved®k Report and craft rivera.transport 'These 1111 man- MILL ST. Tho agreemenl was ratified by the union membership 26:1 to 2. AJ£f ed ' . ,. B. H. SANBORN &l'Bml. Chevalier. Jerry Powell. Mr. and Mrs Guy Spencer, Rog- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stricldaod er, Linda · and Larry visited ncar Pomeroy were Sunday for firemen when there were no Chester Sunday with his mother, callers of Mrs. Leone Curti&, to &toke. '111e unions Instated who recently returned from 1 be Mr. and Mrs. BIU Mcj{enzle, the firemen be relalned on non- THINK OF SANBORN'S GIFT ITEltJS standard in rail cont.ractl. after clls.ussing the strike with Pre • strike pay raagod ! r o m President Kennedy. Goldbera, $11.118 a day for deckhands Rocldeller, Waguer and lederal $28.96 for captains. mediators holed up with both A joint 001l1111ittee wu created skies. to look Into raU weUare pro- its peat with the advent parehts, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earl Custer and Mr. and Mrs. '• ON ALL provided the 1181110 2 per basic pay hikes effective last I and next March 1 tha1 with her daughter, Mrs .' Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, eontroversial !lo--called "feather· Then on Jan. 22 Labor Secre-- crease of 45 cenlt a day retroacSue Rhinehart. She was occom· and Mrs. Clifford JoiUI!on Mr. lary Arthur J. Goldhera arrlvod live to last July I. panied ·here by Mrs. Rhinehart. Mr. aod Mrs. Lowell Chewwer and son Lowell Jr· have returned their home in Mansfield alter a w~kend visit here with b i 1 Jill SPE€U.L SJILE In other areas the agreement talna and engineers receive eo · That luut, In a word, II the BECKY'S not be biDding on either side both agreed to use R as a guide i. �..... .... -~ -= · .............. x 20 TRUCK TIRES. 12 WANT ADS Good rubber. Card of Thanb and Special Noticts ol Evenu $1.00. Obituarie• JJUbli.sbed at 1 cent per word. 15 20 :Ill AS 18 SPECIAUI S7 Mercurr 60 tL 0 . $495.00 1 DAY 60c 60c 75c 3 DAYS IIOc $1.20 $1M 6 DAYS I MO. $1.35 $UCl $1.80 $6.00 $7 .W $2 .~ Ads received bJ 10 A. It will be ID tluot day's paper. PHONE WY 2-2157 0 Fann 6:80 Ttlmo 6:13 Counlry Jamboree 7:00 Brealrfoat Party 7:28 Extended Weather 7:111 Pick.., Show 7:30 Sohlo News lleporl 8:00 Breakfast Party 8:25 The World This Morning 2 1 3tc .w one incorrect lnsertion. 2 I _ __: PEERLESS TRAILEH - 4 rooms and bath. Excellent condition. Ave G1lkey, Hamsonville, Ohio. =~=-:;;;c:c;;-;; - t CeDU per WW4, one tnsertloo. Hlnlmum char~&-«~ cent&. 6 cent.l per word for three consecutive inaertion1. Special-one month for 30 cent. ~r word. FUll rate of • eenta per word will be cbar•ed tor ad·. 'fertisin& if not paid withiD 10 daya after r~e1vina bill. ErToro iD AdvertlaiDa--.sbollld be reported ImmediatelY. l'ht Sentinel not be reaponsible for more than WORDS Contact . R. Miller, Jr ., Miner5VIIIe, Ohto. FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES oau, MOND4Y TIIKOUGR J'BIDAY 5:16 Sign On 6 00 Today with God 6: 15 Counlry Jamboree CNewa) 51 MetC1U} 711 IL P. 1515.ot R. P. Mf'rf'ury Outfit •••••·METROPOLIT AN MOTORS 12:00 12 :15 12 :30 1:25 1:30 2:25 Z: 30 3:25 3:30 1: 15 1:80 Breakflllt Party Mom1n1 ModftatlonJ Calling Pt. Pleasanl SWap Shop Country Hoo Down Farm Bureau Show CounlrJ Hoe Down • II : 45 Farm TUne 11:57 Mid-Day Dow JODH AV· 1:30 9:00 10: 15 11 :00 11 :15 IUS 11·30 ( 14) FOR RENT APARTMENTS - FLU'nished erageo 12 00 N0011 News 12: IS Guest Star 12:30 Just For You (1) NOTICES 7,25 7:30 7:45 8:25 9:30 News Just For You Say It With Musle Platter Party 4:M Local News 4:35 Platter Party 5: 15 News Roundup 1:25 1:80 2:00 3:00 9:15 9:30 11:45 5:30 Sign Off 5:55 6:00 6:15 6:30 Pomeroy, Ohio <1121, 284< P INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AGENCY If you are flying anywhere in U.S.A. We will make all reservatlol'l6 for YOU at ab· aolutely no extra coat. ln· quire at: ~xTowney 12:00 1.2:15 1.2~ 1:00 5:15 SATURDAY Sign On Mel Price Show Counlry Top Ten Farm Time MAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Melvin E, Cross, Louise Cross 91 Acres, So!em. Clifford Rockhold, Hattie Rockhold, lucy Sehullt, Floyd &hultz, -;;;;;;;;;========;;;;;;11957 DODGE VB Custom royal, 4 to Ohio Power Co.. door Sedan. One local owner. NEW 3 ROOM AND BATH FurPush button shift. It and II. nis 1ed home. Nke furnitllfe Shows best of Ci.ll'e. $91JS.OO. nml TV, $50.00 mo Inquire at 1 2SI 6tc Cliff's Shoe Repair or see at 493 Broadway, Middleport. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Gladys Smith, Claude Smith, Har- vey Rockhold, Lula Rockhold. Walter Rockhold. Norma Rockhold, Martin Rockhold , to Roberla 19..1)9 PONTIAC Cata lina. 2 rloor SL"<<an. One owner. Spoll ess fin. ish inside and out. R and H. $1795.00. Blaeltnar's, Pnmrroy. C. &Brien, par~ls, Olive. Laura Bernice Rellley Engle to· Fred C. Engle, lot, Middleport. Donald Oblinger lo Evelyn Ohlinger, lots, Middleport. Edison G. Guinther, Virginia F. 1 28 6tc ~.Avo. 'flalllpollo Ph..tGI6-1615 1:13 CounlrJ Top T011 7:00 llreakll!ll Party 7:25 Extended Weather 7:80 Break!UI Party 8:25 The World 'lllia MornJnc CNewol 8:80 Brealdlllt Party 9:28 Newo 9:30 Breaklut Party 10:00 Motorcade 11 :00 Dclton'o Top Ten 11::10 Star Salute .... 1. Hole In f ('Y I. rn•1tor Wllh ! ld . trana . ll dgll 11 nd 4.. Melodlel te<~l<l 9..1hlckene4 part of fln lfih " ""' ••ar Jntnlnr brtthtnl' ~ll , full ddu lte P.qU\junomt, lnc l udt'a ra · mllk dtv, lw ~tt!r. like '"'' "' whllewall tlru. 122U 10. Fracu (colloq.) 12. Arum US FOR YOUR aeHJ .ad ~ustom grlndlog. l3. Communi• cale · •, Mldleport Feed btore. (1) 21, %. Stuffa S. TarO root 4.Comesup quickly (SI&!IC) II. Moly- tree Coym.) 17. City tralna 18. LltUe America bird H. God of pleuure 12.0therwlft 13. Not dirty 16. Fit of melaneholjl 17. Corridor 28. 0. I!l 9, CaVN'Il 11. Rocks fi!t ~.Old times <•rcha.. lei ....... 33. Bone1 28. Pat 30. Mother.. (anal.) 36. Beehive State aa.New Of• pearl 31. Antlered Ze&len~ lr!be 19. Meahe<l animal 32. (humorou1) Mongolla l&brlo 1:11 Sip On 6' 00 Cla.u!'oom 7: 00 1'oclf1 1: 00 Weloomt NtJabboro 1:30 Walch and Win 10:00 Say When 10:111 Play Your liullch IT TAICE'S ONE 10 ICETOI ONE, HOlliE'/ Par 8:M Wostlnghouoe PloyhOIIH a.- 11: 10 Wealhor U : IJ lacS Pur AND loKJW, WE 1:DO Slp Off CFI="ICIAU.'I CPEN THE HOT-ROO WCHS-TV Channel 8 'I'IIUII8DAJ' 11:00 II: 10 1: 00 1:30 1:00 SALISMR!II'S COINI!HTlCllll !! pg!~:.• "l Cemoulllce Number Pleasa About Faceo Woman's Pogo Dar In Court 1:10 Road to Reality 8:00 Queen For A Dey 1:30 Who Do Yoa 'l'rual? 4:00 American Baudatand 1 • 1:80 Rin Tin Tin 1:30 1:00 8:30 1:40 1:11 7:00 7:30 Wblrlyblrda M Squad E110 Reporter Weathannaa NeQ Slleot Serv!oo Mlttlel l'wlnJeo B:..G Harrlaaa 6 Ilona 8:30 FlinstoDel 1:00 77 Strip 10:00 o,tectivtl 10:30 Law-MI'. Joneo 11:00 Newt ToniCbt 11: 10 Weatber 1II: 16 Sporll Report I 11:20 Movie I U·· l5 Lata Movie FRIDAY 8:00 Cartoon Spectaculor 8::10 ~ Room 9:00 Movietime =ine eourt 11:30 Clear Horizona 1 11: 00 Love of Life 12:30 s..rch lor Tomorrow 12:411 The GulclinJ Light 1:00 Life o1 Riley 1:30 Ao the World Turns 5:00 'lbree Stooges 6:00 Arthur J. Smllh 1:15 The Weather 6:20 Sportscopo 6:30 Amoo 'N ADdy 7:00 Royal Canadian Pollee 7:30 Ann Sothem 8:00 Ansel 8:30 Zane Grey ·e:oo The Witness J :oo Full Clrelo 1:30 Art Linkletter 1:00 J14llllooolre 1:30 Vordlct 11 Youro _ WHAT DO CAN I USE YOU~ YOU WANT WiTH IT? WHEN I GET WEIGHED I WANT IT ',.. TO BE BROOM, MISTER? EXACT 4:30 Ed!lt of NIJIII S:OO The Tbr. Stoose• 1:00 N.... 8: 16 Weather 1:20 Sporllcope 8; ill Amoo 'N Andy 7:00 Buddf Starcher Sbow 7:30 Rawblde 1:30 Roult 118 8:00 NeQ 1: IS Captalo Kang~ 9:'10 Cartoon lbeater 10:00 llece!lJber Bride 11:00 I Love LucJ ~.:.......:...~:.__ In 4:00 Brlgbtar Da7 10:00 CBS Roporll 11 : 00 NeWI 11:10 Weather U: 15 Theater IS 10:30 VIdeo Vlllap . t: 15 Sedot Storm 9:30 You're in Tho Picture 10:00 Twtllgbt Zone 10:30 Eyewllnou To Blotory 11:00 NeQ n: 10 w..ther 11:15 Theater II ___:__ WJEH RADIO lat'l MONDAY TBROUIIB 11'11ID&I 1euloa 7:00 Sip On, llllllcal Clodl 7:t5 The Llfellnl 1:00 Ohio Voll"l' Pltwa 1:011 Sporll 'todll 1:10 ObJo News· 1: IJ World Neo 8:10 MusiCal Clodl 8, 51 Community Newo chU11. Cblmlcal <;ompoundl U.Ontha ...., CkiriUQUOlE- Hel'l!'e how to work It: ~li:J'DLB44li:B II LONG' FELLO\V One letter limply otandl for another. Ill tiWI iample A 11 111011 for the tlllw L'a, X for Ill• O'a, etc. 8111111 lttlero, apo1o trophlea, the !OIIgth and fonnatlon of the W1ll'dl en Ill 1111111. lllch day the !titan are different. 4 )(I) I a-·. lloll1wood ••mbc.et BW 8:00 Bell ~ Hour 10:00 Mlb U:OO NOWI FRIDAY to. Lit~• COAL, OIL, ~AS FURNACES PhoneWY-2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO ' By FRED LASSWELL 7: 3D 1\(r. Ed 1:00 Ooe Happy F....U, PIIIDAJ' 7:00 Rlllllan 7:30 Artists .In America """'.... NEW1ndUSED ------ - - 1- 2 1:411 Huatie, ~~Report T:CII i'lllnHrl THURSDAY 11. CoW'ocry 14. Klnrot Buhlll (Bib.) U. :Difficult 17. Bplrllual• your LENNOX deeler J e:aNwo W11thereul U :16Jaek Pur 1:00 Sip Oft 4:00 Brighter Dll]' 4: 15 Seorot Slorm 4:110 Edge of Night lied J'I~R..Y _: WHTN- TV Channer13 19. Kind of BAKER 1nd SEYFRIED . 1: IJ !lporto 8:10Wtlllbor 11:30 Love That Bob 24. Liberal l!S. Unroll 19.Money .. . .. . . 1:10 llocK..te'a Rlldon 1:00 You Alloacl Far 4 11:1~ tsland 8.0\IMO bdenum. 8:30&.1 8:00 Boc:belor hlbor 9:111 Ford Show 10:00 Grouc:lla 10:30 l'wo FIOII Woat ll:CIO News !~: 23. Select pet'OOI\ 1. Brazil Ha- 4:10 5:00 to Lor- 11 :10 Weather 6. Milchievo\11 28. Coura. l4. Leave " t :CII llab Boom 7:!0 Oullawa ne~ian stomach . y..., The Search Army Hour Sunday Showcaae News Roundup 5:!10 Sign Off Guinther lo Clarence E . Fruman lo Evelyn M. Fruman, affid. of trans., Syracuse. DruzU!a M. Woodrum lo How· ard N. Slanley, WinUred F. Stan· ley, 15460 Acres. Columbia. Irene Tom, Executrix, Jo~~epb Grueser, dec., lo Honel H. Den· ney. Honel Leroy Denney, .18 A., 1100 News Rutland. · Fred A Netzel der " 1:16 Movie 1:30 Loretta 'lWier 1:00 Y..... Dr. ldaloao 1:30 ....... Tlleoe Roota 1: II 11unt1er ~, 7:00 Sea lluat knife cow'a bOl Set. ..._ 1:30 N.,.. Plctuni Uindo· fi,. Part of plant SEE .., &eemM.at 1: 00 J1alt .. ll<rqp ... 1:28 w..tber · · .. trans. , raine Hannegan, eert. for Olive. Doris Friend. Holly N. Friend Ia United Dealers C6rp. parte!s, Racine. - 11:DO 11 :ID U:eo 12:1D 4:00 American 8 endetend 5:00 Rocky and lila FrioDdo 5:30 Whlrly Birda 6:00 M Squad 6:30 Your Essolleporllr 6:40 Weather Teller 6' 45 John Daly News 7' 00 Johnny Midnight 7:30 Gueatward lfo. 8:00 Donna Reecl · 8: 30 The Real HcCoy 9:00 My Tbret Sona 9:30 Untouchabl11 10 , 30 Brolhers · Brannapn 2o. Esklmo .f3. Locatlou "-Feminine pronoun DOWN l. Of the 1:10 Noon News OAIL Y CROSSWORD 4CROIII 1: oo Manbat:leD Melodtea Plalter Perty News Platter Party News Platter Party News Platter Party Newo Roundup Sign Off SUNDAY Sign On Easy Llstenlng Sunday Chapel Social Secur!ly Sllow The Church at Wort. Manhatlen Melodies The Sunday Show Washington Reports 1o the People _..... . .......... .,. . . .. ... Prict Ia lliCbl Concenlralloo Truth • eoa1 II Could Be You 1:00 Ntwo tiRJUDAJ' 4:00 Make lloflm t : 3D llere'o lloDJwood Noon Nen } ... .,. . . . . ........... TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 WMPO Radio (9) FOR SALE ~ ..1 Dally s~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1961-7 0 ., Feb. 2, 1961 -·'41 ..... . . ----.-.# . . .. ..... .. __.& . . . . . . . er,p~o,..... Quo~ PltOKIUNAKP OB XARJI OKDAI-OJRZKDIC. . J'eaton!Wa (!rrpiotaQto: IUOORlllTS AIIIC TRII NA'l'IIRAL l'aoPBRTJ' 01!' ORAy HAIRS-DICKilNII. D:IO !IIllo New• II: IJ Marbtt 11:20 l2:li'J 12:15 12:411 t :CII Mual<al Clodl 1:30 Publlc Serra.. 1:411 Sho..... C11 81-li:CII Talk ol 1111 Tna 10:11 World,._ U:OO Talk ol 1111 Tna . l'rL oaiJ, U:IJ, a.rdl llelll Rlql World• 11:411 nOWI U:llll- 0oo11ty Ntw1 11:00 0Jmnnm'9 Nen BuUetlll Board Agrleolture o\pa1 NOWI 0 Gnml Hr. llualc' I:U Local NOWI I:OI llr. Mualc 1:10 World NOWI 1' 011 llr. llllllo 1:11 Local Ntw1 t:CII Dtoclq with Doaa t:ID Rollin& 11ome 1:10 World N0W1 · 1:11 Olllo NOWI HM·M I WONDER WHAT'S GOING ON OLIT THERE! OH, WELL I SOOti ~NOW/ VIHAT T~' ..... ~ THEY WE~ E lOO\(IH' I= OR 'SOMETHif'-1' 6PEOAL , Ar-~D SANOY'S ~ IT! Ill t I:CII ConununltJ Ntwa ._........_....,_ .: .. or-• ·~ 5:111 D - Muaicalo 1:00 SliD 011 lr · rl I in&~v---~~--UL--~~--v"' __w_w_s_,_•4-1Cii __'_~ __·'--------~~~~~,00~,~AC~~~ ~~··~"~-~----~--------~~~-~ I 29 ~~T:xn Paid _. .......... ..... Otajl t'laoo u... Can AI . . . . . - ... MniOPOtftAN IIOTORI ... __ , ·- ,. .. - ,...... . . .tom ......,.Swift 111 W"kiJ PriNoPura..se Necelllll'l' or.;N NOW- 2........... ~, -·- · CERTIFI5D Olt CO. • I • I I l �• ' l A ma t eu r G arden Cl u b Meet 1·n Held 9 A n Pratt Mrs. Of Home t Wed esday ""'· 1s � i. 1mve 11 lhe 8--Daily sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 2, 19111_ bome of hia pa11!DU, Mr and )lrs. thia .....,eoo from Clncbmlll R. G Weboter re4w1'1d to the . l':lmer Mallm loday. 11e WU Phyllis enrolled at 111e C•mplw,ll Dovll Rell Hmne II 0o11 Rill aJ c.lled becau.,e of the death ol hi& usineu and College in January and ,.,. I '"'" wllb hia B Mr sister• in-law, Mrs. Herman Mat- ia la ister, M r 1. daughter-in-law, Mr. and M r 1. he r s with ying s I tox in Charleston. n The February meeting of the Amateur Gardeners U nion M■nnlnt! Web&ter. C■Uopy while in ,chool. . Charles �n z � o lb 7 a of Mrs. of birth home ev�ning the at Wednesday Club was held Mr. and Mrs. Jame& Mourmn g Edward Mattox of Chip�wa A short meeting was held sunMr· 8.fld Mrs. Fred Cabeen of SPREAD 11IE NEWS or YOUR Grace Pratt in Middleport with Mrs. Thelma Pratt as Edward, <:1t Meigs Ge nt"ral Hos- d ay even i ng by the WYF of t he i and son Dale apent the weekend . ,,,,,a ,v ' _..,,m wlth I I 'I I mo,n,n° , o buylnt! or oellln& problem pita , 1• · m .iy hostess and Mrs. E' . M . BI ak e as con l rl b u 11· n g hostess � Mr. and M.,.. · ' .. . AtheM and Mr. and Mra. C· E. . · · Pl r'lea,ant w, m 111 - First Unitl"d Presbyte rian ChurC'h. c -acUon Wand Ad. It'• llll' 1811 1 Tuu,pent The meeting was cond ucted by_ the club president, ,o ville n . Jackao of ter a Sl Tom w a It s M,ddleport, before the gcoup ., Bi rt/1 A n n ou n ed Mk for l-2151, Mrs. W il liam S later, a n d opene d WI t h d ev 01,on s by Mrs WY Gr<tnd part' n I s arl' M r and Mrs te rided the showin g of Ben H ur , .ll�-call Willlam Mr■. d _ Mr. an with y a ;.... d .":,.:_ '"'""' Collopy and M_,, M r,. J -· " I By G ro . D oolittle, ..._ A • Charle s Strauss 1J nd M r and M r� m Pt . Pleasa nt Thelm a Prat t . family. and Slater Phyllia Hilbert are expected home • . W illi.1:1m Kennt!'dy i.lll o ! 1-'omeMr. and Mrs George Doolittle t' t><l ak e h l th b be lo 0 t n n Age w Extenswn \ lmg from The letter a read Sblter rs. M as �� _ · ro The Knmt'dys alM> have two ;i:nee anJ the l of Bere a are a nnouncing the birth Rev �O WB � pe Mrs. William H. Pa vey , president �r Mr Miller will speak on " W istand Cheryl Debbie M s. ughter . d: coun se ors. r. H�� M;s Richard of a daughter, Connie Ly . Wedof the Ohio AsiOCiation of G a r- Use of Natural Pesuurces ----Fairview the t a morning nesday h otions t v gha p e I� den Clubs. announcing the a ll-d ay 1 Mri. Guy Rey nolds announced .� s a lso The Doolittle Hospital Park ryi � Che · �I � ; le or ! �;�e On$ neeting of the Association to bt phal t he mttting formerly sched a ve a son · Steve ' age four. h e th I or . ist n ccompa a wat; Meigs Fife 1eld on March I ) at the Cent raI UIed [ or J i.nuory 2 1 b y the --- - -----Grand parents are Mr. and Mn. hym ns Of the serV ·IC'e. . The poem - y OAGC al the Cou nty Ex- I j l r---- --Junior-High School in Xenia. This Cou nt . and · Middleport of Lambert n Glen re.a was en M f o c Muster "The l ne � s po n l neeting is for aU Wh(i are interest• 1 ten�1o n Off 1re h a� bee a�d bY Mr. Vaughan an d the closinJ great grandparent.a a re Mr. . in nower arranging and new until Feb. I I Tius meeting J:; lor � idof M lso a na Da Lamber . Mrs . praye r wa s given by Roy Cole . g l ·•ndsc,1),rends in flower arrangin g. , the puq,ose OI P I an n m .. . � l'ome ruy l ub Seoul� of P ac-k man , dle porl a nd Mrs. Doo 1·1tt It' oI Ch '1· A letter from M.pe Wilson of I ing to bt- dont' u1 the Ch,ldren s c,: onduNed the cago, I llino is. 248 me-I Tul')Way ev1>ru n � .i t l h e I David Lyons -le.lsonville w a s also read urging home. ------Marvin with n whe chureh meeting Baptist short business """mmunily r·• to plan a ...v nro- l The c1v k beautifi(•at1on proJt•,·t �'lrst, eubmasler pres1d mg • 11 ·lub .. . , the Sk ating artY W a, plan s wer e d '1scussed for . Butt 1 ect to enter for the Civic Plan- , of ront i n uin g 1he R�Dud and to be presen t ed t' pledge to the �ag led by \ Youth Service Th ' � ing aw ard. Mn Wilson is the Dogwood trail alon� Beech Strt>t't (Jasse, En joyed Pal Slory aml John G oodwin. op- next Su nday. • e gional C i v i C' BeautifiC'af ion which the duh has un.ler 1.·onsid eneri the met.'lrng. Plan s wt-re dis- ! Others ut the meeting ;: md al- The Se venth and Eighth grade I chalrmao. erat ion was also discussed (·usst'(.l for the blue and gold ban- 1 ten�ing the show �ere Ja�k Sa t• students o( Salisbury Elementa ry A let ter was read by Mn. WesMrs Fry . pro[!ram chairman . q u et . wh tdi will be hPld al t h e I terf1eld . James Mt! ler, C aroly n School, their teachers, Mrs. Annley Fry, seC'rela ry. pro-tern. from introduced Mrs Edward Burkelt Salisbury School . with the t e nt J - 1 RusSt" II. Ca rolyn_ Se� rles , J �dy _Genev a ie C ha pman and Mrs. Save Every Day Al Elberfeld• Low PrlcN �idd leport Chamber of Com- who prest'nlrd a very m1 ere st 1 ng 1 I Vaugha n . Ronnie Hin�y, Raye d a lt' set for February 20 A yed a liv e n guests, .)O an d J oachim, 1 t rnerce thanklllg members f O r paper on ·· The �t'.'.lul y of Afr ic an Tw o aw a rds were given. l:I Bear mond H indy, C heryl Fife . Carol skating party Tuesday even ing, at WALDORP participation in the window del'Or· I1 Violets . . Bo�by rolls 39c bad� e to Oiek R0t1sh, and a Wolf Criswe ll, Ro� Co leman. the Skate-a-way on Chester Road. BATHR OOM TISSUE ___ 4 eting dur_ing_ the ho liday, anstall, t Hap Edith llon, Br White and Colora. p � r e n t s ac<:ompany ing t he _ � a �C Durin g th P rndal hour refres h- l,ad ge lo . Joh n Domigan. a ( I e r An lnvttahon was read from oo ke and ments earry m g out lht! V !.ilt• nt im• wh 1 c·h P hil G lobob r showed a thY Lacey,_ Conn ie C I i a G Mrs d , g rou;> were Mr. an SOFT WEVE the Middleport Car<len Club to theme ,rn 3 served b y the host es.-. - ('artoon , a nd a skit, "Sout h Ame r• Paula The is. . JefCharles Mrs. and Mr. I Butk · d 1 e . h be lo group lhe1r open meet ing ., . Transportation Ior I he BATHROOM TISSUE ___ 2 rolls 29c M OUNCES - ,_ Of rt' was present. es. An arrangt•me nt o l w h 1 1 e i('on Arlvt!n lures, . fers, M rs. He 1e n 8a t1ey, M rs. r Mrs h d b M d Monday evenmg 8t ��ath M�lhoe f � White and Color&. ur was Snapdr.,gons a nrl Ui.:t ch i ns III a ed by Den Three. Den mothers � I ler , j a�:s S.an: Mary Starcher. Mrs. Maxine Arn­ d isl church with Walhum Miller, n o r M y SCOT TISSUI crystal ('Ontaint-r ef' nt e red nu· d i n- Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. a nd Mrs. · - t i _ .... __. ., _ " V aughan and old . Mrs , James Hall and M r s. M r. a nd M rs. ' Charles Spencer were d irectors bo rn · ing room table 2 rolls 29c BATHROOM TISSUE --Mabel True)'. Rev. Ruppel!. Anar rnn�t•ment of Du k h i ri s Hl' freshmtnl� were served by -----White an d Colon. .... ,...... .,... wi t h Geronium l eaves brough t by Den Five - Wl, IICll alL_, MEIGS THEATRE 2 1 c and 35c SCOT TOWELS ___ _ rl Mrs. Ed�ar Reynolds was use Club En tertained 1 In the living room u f the P r a t t CUT RITE PoMeroy, Ohio A t Howard Home Home 27c WAXED PAPER . BY MRS. A. H. BAll.EY The t raveling prizt' i-ont1·ihuted Mrs. Angus Howard entertain "I AIM AT THE STARS " M1· . a nd Mr1:1. Junior W h I t e, � SCOTK INS by Mrs. Arthur Strm1ss w,is won Savi All Your her card �lub la st week at he (Sclerl('e-Fict ion) daughter Son i� of Warsaw, spent Slaler by Mrs . . 1 9c and 27c PAPER NAPKINS home in Midd leport Curl Jurge n , an d Gia Scala weekend with former's ;,.arents, Saloslips fl-om Playe rs for t he even i n g were COLORCARTOONS SCOTTIES Tuesduy eveni ng several mem• Mrs. H.e mo Nieri, Mrs. .J ac- k M r. and M rs. G rover wh·I te an d FACIAL TISSUES ____ 1 5c and 29c Elborf1lcb In Pomeroy. be rs or the Jun ior - High HVF of Bachner, Mrs . C harles Archer, Doris. FRIDA Y NOT OPIN -----------WilmingRoush r of 1'e l Le Rev. ti t he M i d dleport First B a p t l s l M rs . Frances Young. Mrs , Paul • . I 1 · sAT UR DAY his home l ---- --------------------Churrh visit ed with Mrs. Mori ah Casc: i a nd Mn. Glen n Glaze. At ton spenl a few days at .-, -l ..Ronnrd, a member of the C'hurch the dose o[ the evening refresh- here "SEVUI WAY S " OWN FROM SUND A rvil Holter v isited his sister I who is recover i ng al her home ments were served by M rs. Mow(T�h n lcolor) . I and brothe r- in-law. Mr, and Mrs. from a br oken hip. I a rd. .lom•s, prPs1dcnl, · Mrs · F.mc1·son With Audie Murphy ------. I W1·11·1am Fen ton o I co]um b us, H"18 A devot1011al in:rvire was pre• , presided over the !Short business ind Barry Sulliva n • sentc fat her Ernest Holter who h a d d b h y t e group on h t • t' ,,�i·t Liter I t,nr. meet.mg of the l\1"ddl - also . • . • • • spent solne time with them return• B ury Club WNlne!'.duy afternoon. "Lorcl"s Pruyer I COU "12 TO THE MOON " • • • • • • ' · · I I Thosie H t h h visit ed home wit 1m. e 18 s aymg nu with Mrs. • I J.c i on · nway o whe n thl' C IU b met at I 1e home Ken Clark, Torn C • • • " • • • : ·• • • oow at the Rest home m Syraof Mrs. Brur•f' LIoy d. I IepurI s of ard we re-, Ma rtha Fowler , Jack Sun., Mon., TuH.., P:eb. S-6,1 � • • ('Use. dfffercnl {'Omrnit1l'PS wtre s i g � a _n. An n a Mlle Jeffers, t he • "THE LOST WORLD " • • O Sherri Stmmons and counselors Willi�m Sorden and wife _of E�(Techn leolor ) • heard by the group. • • • • Michae l Re n n ie, Jill St. Joh n with y his a • gle During the pro�ram hour. the of the g l'oup, Gene Coleman and Mond spent Ridge • Mrs. Roy Gruese r, ,·hairman and Fernand o Lamas Moss Chal'les Vrom:r n . book •·Act I" written by mothel' . M rs._ Lola Sorden and Mr. s Scout l r Gi One borhood Neigh of I See: 70-(t. Bronto,auru 1 ; 10· -----Hart wus reviewed by Mrs. Charof and Mrs. Chnt Orr. ha.!1 <'ailed 8 apet'lal meet ing ' ft. Spider; 100-rt. fore let Asa Brndbury. This hoc:+ is Mr -a nd Mrs. Ra lph Balla�d, mon 1ler: 60-(l. Dino Girl Sc out and Brownie leaders � a id to be one or t�e mosl revenl• Bu kh spent Saturda y with n o 11un ; 30-rt. reptile! . of Meigs County for M ond ay al IO s mg book1 ever wnt l('R a bout the and Mr,. Emerson Shaver of Mr. -also-a.m., a t the Sunshine cottage in the atre. It is rt'all y a success Full size ventilated tops. Walt DUmey'1 Cheshi re a nd M r. a nd M rs. M . E . Mid dleporl. . story or Mo.. Hart._ M re. Brod · '! I E HOUND WHO Bidwell. of Bullurd All leaders are req uested to be /UGHT HE WAS A bury gave the review without ., New Im proved Mr. und Mrs. Arth ur Orr and sturdier, A nner di h was e e Id W d . 1 e1>Uny prese n 1 or 1rnve a repre,entat ,· ve 1 RACCOON" noI es. . . . and M rs. Harold C a rnah am Mr ev<'"nmg al the Mu rlm Restaurant there t o get forms and m!ltruc(Tech n icolor) The aecond book rev Iew oI Lhe · , . . __1a)' for �v,..·:1 1a , Fl a. 10 •· ' ' hY l he I mperrn . I El,�r1nc Compuny hons Meet : Weec:hi, rncoon and f rom Mre. Maxme AmoId , lert ThurlllJ non-sag leg joints, non-slip The W 0 I See 1 I ' by n. art ks. e we few honor i ng lhe employf'eg who this rookie c: ha irm!.l n, for the 1ale of spent a Nubbi n , the houn d . Ed::�an1or was o lVe by M nl. to , Fun with cra:r:y•mhced- up-pup Gon.Jon Holter was taken yeur have l'C.lmplcled 10 yell rs ol cook ies. Henry Null · self leveling ru bber feet. ,nd hl1 thievi n ' Pal! I S doy employm�n1 1 H 't ________ o zer osp1 a un . H wilh 1he t• ompa ny ll Is not the lire of Ca ntor . b1.11 Wed. & Thurs., Fob. 1-t Trussell ld a p· ms Don were Mrs preS('n nd a 1 d lh Mr to • · hl11 belief& and philosophy of love, "THE GLENN MILLER women employee, 01 the group . n and reI'ig iOn of M; Vernon s:V.nt weekend with life educatio STORY" · '. t heir p1nents, Mr - and Mrs. St.an• S1deen members were presen1 and belt buckles to the me:n· Re(Tel."hn lcolor) c n ievi g ds awu were Mr,. c Aud, ley Trussell and Mr. and '1 " rs. J1111ea Stewart, June Allyson and en1wered ro II ca II w1' lh . )' Frost, Miss fk>tly Demos,ky, rt ar es urrm O O ee SVI Loui1 Armatrona: Ch i M ' k f R d "lle " "Great Theatrl('OI Penonnllties. WIiiiam Criner, N orbc1·t Neut1Jmg Ge ne Krupa, Modernalrc1 R . D. Th n I ti g of the dub 11 C olorcartoon : Bil1y On· and famil_Y moved to :• __________________________________. wm � :;ld :�h: home of Mrs. Gilbe rt Zwilling, Gn�dner Weh. Con vid Co n l."erto. rung, Howa1·d Ha rris, James The Junuory meet mg of t h e Circleville Mo nday. Billy .J r , slBy• - --- ------------ -Brmlbury on F.b . ls-, . -Quivey. One or the g roup, Ralph Homebuild ers and Fne · ndlY Cl r- ed wilh his grand parents, M r . a nd •· Shnin, was unable to attend tilt> de duHSell of the'Syracuse Naz· Mrs. Clint Orr. dinne r bet'm1se o f a deuth i n the ! arene <"hurch was held Monda y Sha ron Holler ii. st aying with family. evening at the home of Mrs. Max• Myrtle Wa lker whlle her mother The honored_ ones wert'! intro- lne Arnold on Athens Road. Is staying with Gordon at Holzer dured by �WIS �uer, J r . , foreMra. Edward Grindley, pl'esl · Hospit al. MAkff bed 27" x 12" when ot>9n. man of the wlndmg department . den 1 . was m l'harge of the ........ -t \ at the plant. and Omar DuchCIOMI to 27" x 36" lty t'' thick. lng which opened wlth devotions Thell durablo l18o dlall low• 8 "_""• plnnt manage,, presented · and for Perleet !or easy storlne • • • • apare bed by Mrs. Arnold, f ollowed w I t h 0 el■ by •·eurtty'' an 1llt"' .1:1w ard s. . . ' I umping _ _ _ . fits easily i n to car tnmlr.. Othe rs aHendlng were Edward prayer bY Mon ii WOIfe. Dunng McCauley, Bill Hamm. Bob the, business session , election of BY IRMA B, IHLE Jones. Cassem Hlnd y and Willi, officers _w aa held, wllh Mrs. Har• SALi T ,I. • 50 Our sohoo!, have been closed AT ILIIRPILDI , old Dims seleC'tud H president ; LIUon, d e e p because of days for a few ''All are' Children's and I nfants' Wear. � -------------___ - ._ Mr. Arnold vke preldent ; and _______. 1· snow and bod weather, Mrs. l.ona rd Bass . secretory• :!'low ·111 o ur 1 20 E . Main St. Store. TIME CHANGED Richard Shuler is helping Jim Women of St. Pa ul and St. treasurer. Plan! were made for a Carnehon wit h farm work for a ,John Lutheran Churches are ask- specia l program et Easter time, YOUNG MEN'S couple of week! while Mr, a n d ed 10 oote th at they are asked to A (.'(Jfll set wes conducted by Mn. Mrs. Harold Carn ahan are on • meet Feb. 7 at eight o'clock ra• Leroy Watson end the hostes,, · $4.95 H vacntion in Florida. 1 20 E. MAIN POMEROY ther than iieven thirty 111 wa, an- slsted by her daughter , Susanna . Miss PhylliJ Ihle has b e e n ,erved refreshments. nounced, spending a lew days with home Attending were Rev. a nd Mrs. folks between semesten. Herold Holmes, Mr. and M r • · Earl Shuler ha, been at home Morris Wolfe, �r. and Mrs. Leonthe past week. ard Bau, Mr. and Mn. Robert Mr. and Mrs, Fred Smith and Davls, Mr. a nd Mrs. E d w a r d children attended the funeral Sat• ON SALE 1!111 Grlndley Jr .. Mr. and Mrs. Har- urdoy of t he ehildren's grandlath­ 1\lo t. t __ pr. old Davia end Mn. Watson . ·er, Cl.aren<"e sharfer of c r o w n The February meeting will be City . • llock Liff S1ddln For Flnal €1earanre held 11 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Carl Autmr,on of •Or.r LNthor SoUIH Leonard Bau. Stiversvllle _.ere the S u n d a y WOMEN'S Aluminum guesls ol their ,on Jame, a n d Fine qw)IIJ ,naterlab 1 ' family. Ilg Boys' l>f•11 Shoes, Flats, Sport Shoe, - ln lhe ludllc Pythian Silten To IDlkll - OD U for 11111 4 TO t, VALUIS TO IS.ts Meet Ne:ict Tuesday Hlchly polished aluminu m W.91 PR. PAY Sc MORI pr. Meigs Temple Pythlan Sisters eoven with babllle k nob ' ,. will mHt next Tuelday evening wlill and I h..vy 11■11 plate. p. al lhe K. or P. Hall !n Middleport. By Mn. llerllelt 7 Men'• r Mon', During the evening lnlllallon for Rev. Edward Griffith preached L.111110 '''• -'- $1 . 1 9 V1lun To $7.95 new members w ill be held and at the Falrviow �urch SUnday each member II a■ked to bring night in lbe absence ol the pa• Juinbo ,lu _ $1 .95 1 Valentine for the Valentine box. tor, Rev. Dwight Spencer. 11A honderchiel ahower for the several from here Boy,• attended eroken ♦ lo l l pr, pr. oot,go!ng aecretary, Mra. Hora"" luneral ,ervleea for Clyde Morrla l .----------------, VALUIS TO 119.U YALUIS TO St.tS and the out-going at Ewln1 Funeral Home Monday. MoElhlnny Reed'• Rembrandt treaaurer. Mn. Phll Meinhart will Mrs. Walter Roual, ■pent Mon• be held. day and 1'H!sday with ber bro­ Men', Work Shoe, Boy,• OXFORDS For Valentine Ca ket and Jelly Mold. ther, Ott Boston , and Mrs. Boston 12\lo t. 6 Cork Solo, Hl1h ,..... Quality, Tluue Foclal Solt at Eaal Letart. • Heavy aluminum. 11.. av. i. t pr. Sito ♦ lo 1 1 p r. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Griffith V■lun To $4.99 ' of Buhan and Mrs. Edna Rouah ,rere supper gueata of Mr. and w-n'..Chlld....,. Chlldren1 Mn. H-rt Roush and ,on on Mon'• SUnday. Hou11 SU-rs $ ,QO Oxfonh rormerl7 Smith Clothln1 Co. 1 Brollen SI'" r. IV. lo t _ Work Shoe, & Boots p O • 0 • r i ,1a��::·: th� c:ii: MIDDLll'OIIT, QNIO $ fUd · d P/ l For Bl ue - Gol d Sco ut Ban que t d • Great Soott Values! ,,• Shut-In Visited By Jr. High BYF Members TONIGAf S t Lea ders LJrged Metal Ironing Board , T Meet Monday Dinner Giv,e n By lmperic:,I For 10-Year Work ers !- � TWO Nazarene ClaSSeS M ef At Arnold Home ' ,- 5 • tar Mornm gS ij 2 COTTON DISH TPWELS Apple Grove •·-. • - le. IIIIN ·- WORK SHOES Insulated Boots ""' s10-oo s4.oo S2 00 s2.oo ,, P r. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE No. Second . Mlddleport VALENTINE NAPKINS BAHR CLOTHIERS 29� welpt 50c :L-------Be Thrilty· l Sqye All Your SCl'esf',ps from Elberfelds �:. � :� £� ------Home OfJ · Name ••• MerdllncllN HEART CAKE PANS in Pomeroy MllN 0illd.- II <111 tho al<t u.i. , ___......:...:.____________ ·-- -- - ··· ·�-·- e'" · Rinf' Cr•ckdown Pollullon Won't Renew Permit :t.' . Cage Tournament J�:· =..., Aaked . j To 27th I Band a. lltll�, s ... - :?_ nan I Man Mek Good Oa Fraudulent a. o��-,c,a• ls rJ1. .l pro b l•ng rain w /,•nck; s,·x r ff/ Der.so n s K,.lled Will lkll¥>ol '•# - · ye�J :: a!'i:'.. 1"ll .. _ ..:.Wau;-v: PTA Plan ng Talent Show Mar. 3 � beal-1 Survey Fall In Florida W0Ife May RepIace 'Buzzy' D 8VIS As Mar1etta S Best . .... = Talk Ro:':-.0,� die acy, Racine Jum-·'--t Artist Going Well ..... ........... _______ rln�£:i!: •Iona Coat:::' r.. a,;; r 16-18 On I aoll , mm: . ----- Is Feb ITV fUr wblch -••bj l8�U88lon out I Fltnes8 Held Here Senion To Pre&eot On Ma,rcb 10 ws efteil �.,"'111 ()llftte NW School Board To On :!n :::.!lhollc $]•" A P* s4.oo Of1fuflffl' O. =::••4 Muon SCHOOL SLACKS CAKE SAVERS For Huntington S F"tve Arrested 44 New Vehicle8 Sold In January Saturday 2 for $1 .00 Roou Oxforlh & Loaftn Valun To $1 6.95 · With Mattress Of Thick Polyfoam Jury A!)qgjb \ttau 1 ye Defendant Granted Leave To Take Plea LARO! SIZE $6 Molli I on Reported p31.d north• Auditor Flood Information "Curlty'' Dollar· Day's s3.oo $8.00 $6.95 and $7.95 FEBRUARY s4.oo llua ' i. 1 1 -· 4.95 1 .-----------, Oxfords._ loafers G .n:i w-. At M-General c..ocu Ar.' e· Ann. 000Ced mm lllnloCli .. . For V " olat 'ons TOtaled 7 011 w. . lffri ll� 66, township :,, at ent Days p=� ::•,. Se,rvices For pa(ro} Cites ano-.n F" T Co p • BULLETIN $5.95 !&112 THE L& Z SHOP :"i. o OTHER TYPES Aluminum Folding Haul-Away Bed ALL CHILDREN'S WINTER CLOTHING s3.oo . d ' T. WO Are KDOWD Dead ' Trapped In Flippe Tra1·1ways BUS D sI°tppery Tennessee Road - I ° GIRLS' OXFORDS . :• . p..__ .. • East s Deep-Free ze Record Broken Arvin Cadet rOWnle re ' $1.39 Moss Hart's 'Act I' Was Review Subject dri...-. detl> ft _____ ___ _. __ ._ ...... ---·-...__.,. ____............_......, Bashan llMnlal Snow changing to ..OW loday, ,... than ono incb ,... ■ecumulation, ncept •• ....... In th, -· Clol!llp .. colder tonight ■nd Sllurd■J . .. Seven lllclnt ■ro1 y1"llho • l■rp lreo, ho ..... h■,a ran Both lhe WoHe 800 Roi,. waa ahoved back due to the Jm. dr!ver, but the IB IJodee ..., caped pouible quick death lut over I »root anbankment erta, 1110 Ueirwl head in)uriel. pact. No arrett.A were reported. OIM>n was driving WM dlt night when their car. drl... by which m■J hl,e ,meanl almost Slltcbea were needed to clHe Sherill H rtenbach also report· a l ed. The aecident occam,d ,._ Cecil Wolle, 17. ■lid on an icy certain death for II least ,ome of their injuriel. Four other pusen- ed the lnveatigation of another · &e day aflemooll. and rammed head-on Into 1 � .even :,out.ha. ' gers, Bill Panou. Otto Jan-eU., cident this week on the Lang,villeAll the boya In tht IIC"ff "' � . tree. Smith wu NpOl'led In "good" Carl Pareooa 800 Jim Par1Dm .. Dexter road. A oar driven by cepting Carl Wolle and !wo other pauengen oondllion 11 Melp Gel>oraJ J1oo. eaped injury , Waid L. Nichol'°". Ir . . 17. hit an dentt at Racine lllgll � ■ In tho ear were INlinfully Injured pltal lbll; morning. Over :IO Olfieer■ reporied that Smith icy spol 800 went out ol eontrol. three P&J'IOIIII boya ..,. ..... whUe lbree others eacaped WI- llltdie■ were ,-'eel to elHe a waa thrown lbrough the wind- The llherilf uid the ear ■kidded, taken homo at th, tima. , banned, Sherm Robert C. Harl· forehead <ul II ia ex:io<t«f lbat ■hield. cauaing Injury to hla head. went 1ideway1 over an ,mbank- They had been eatdllnl � enbach's department reponed. ho will be kept at the booP.ital The car. 1 1116t Buiek. wao Olli- meol, and, ,<werturned in a creel:. en■ at the Harold Cll'!llh#t flnl Phillip Roberta, 16, and Charin from two lo "'"'" daya. mated I total Joa. The motor No injury wa, reported to the nearby. __:__________ Smith, 16, were taken to Melga General i!Glpital wllb Wolle by the Racine Emergency ,quad. Roberu and Wolfe were treated and released from the hospital for head Injuries 1nd ahoek. Smllb wao admitted wllb ,evere outa BJ Ulllo4 PNN llllen■'l11a/ Wa■hlngton lllreel erew,. never llllffen the "impouible tral- overheated .■loves ml I.a- 1• 1 WRECK.ED FRONT END _ This 1959 Buick wa1 a total loss and three Racine and bruiaea. Cold wealber ........i boob went A_ lorecut of more '"°" in Uie lic bottlenecb" he bu met in heating meuurea lbat hlYe area youth were painfully injured late la st night when ii skidded out of control on Sheriff Hartenbach ■aid th, ae- out the window today inlo a anow capital broughl I bitter proletl 1• J W�. tr,buted lo a t,..,vy llrl toll o a icy curv of the Hog Hollow road On e front seat occupant was burled through ldent oc:curred laat night al 8 : 30 ■nd ,!eel blan1r.et ngreas Tbunday lrom W11C,.,. below• the year began. Polaad, 11.Y, rou Co Boston • 16th da1 • of I h ac 1:e wlndshi:ld when the car struck a 'tree (note bumper) which prevented it from on the Hog Hollow road . one ■nd eutern 1-thirda of the nation. ■in Seo. Aluander WIiey The freezing reading, broke • 1918 doubled its lira preaullcl!II ... ' one-half mile from Racine. Thia Ne'!' York it hurtlillf over 1 30-foot embankment. _ s entinel Photo. C y'• 18th ...,...,._ Badger state 11,publican uid MU. record. Shipping fought ice floes tbe city ■ water lines ,.__ wa1 the 15th aocldenl lnvntlpted ve ml>-freezin& tempera- Waukee, Wis., wilh almost twice In tt,e harbor and plumber■ stayed The U day of , 111 :atlol atl Weather Buruu ,. by hla department lhls year. He utu m pped 811-year-old Washington ', average anowlall, bwy through the night answer ing t a ID low t,1 ... i.lot be reading, 3 reponed thal 1 of the number mark. Al Sf. Louia, Mo., I inches ------- call, from homeowner, plagued ' from eame in January. . South Camlin■ ol mow crippled the olly'a air• I by frozen pipe■. At Portland, According to the aherlff. Wolle Maine. the mercury fell below OhlO Valley and - 1.■ae . .. rt .. ',)ilola fllusht turbulont air hit an icy spot on the ,ero for lhe 151h c:on,ecuti>e day. the_ Roeky Mountama. lllp la lllo produced ln,ak road He ■kidded lo th, left aide thunde llom,d Slo•• Wanlat nation wu Koy FIi,, • WOODBURY, TeM. IUPD-A state Trooper James Pascal the passengers out. and Uabtning in Indiana. . the gravel and ran he■d -<Nl The � S Weather Bureau P_'"" }Ve O Or( •• Safety olllciall warned agai n st 71 degree■• Trallwaya bwo ,kidded on an ieyl sa!d 1 1 persons were trapped m Woodbury ls about 50 miles 00 • . 1 � u the ..: dlcled Mld highway near bere today, ran off ! the bus lor • while. Pascal !aid soulbeut ol Nashville on High• mllO lem sto llided ing wt1 be co w ith the rma mov an embankment and Dipped over, it look about 45 minute, to get way 70 Soulb. The bus was ... --------- north and eul durlllfl lhe . early 1 1 · --- - -- - ported en mute lo Nashvllle from hours would ■pread up to 7 inches trapping passenger, inside for a of IIIGW Unle. the Dakotas ..., to Knoxville. . Five Mei_g■ eounllans I r e . 1 ----Pennsylvania. The &bile highway 9atrol said among those arrested by the Ohio In the Soulb, sleet glazed at leut tWII penoru, and possiblY ZION, DI. IUPI) - Fourteen · ' 1 '7 State Highway Patrol In the paot '° 72 • em Georgia h!Jhwaya, ehUled lbe 24 houn threo were lmowo dead. including ,;._: .:: :: per,ona were injured today wben . HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) - WSAZ-TV, ' Carollnaa and Te the bua driver, Joines Lewls \ of lhe founders of lhe Pomeroy • G.,,yhound bu, apparently skidand nnaa,ee 'Ibey · wen, George Ebersbach, pioneered television in West Virginia more than I &an changed to snow in Virginia Evana, 4$, of Knoxvllle, 33, Mlddleporl. elted to Gallipo & years Cemtol Bloek Company died ded ink> a toll plaza on the Tri, li ago, is being sold by the Huntington Publiebtn, Seven Injured perBOns were Slate Highway near here. 81•■- Prolell■ mor•log al 11 al Hober eourt tod11 for lnlecure load; Qr. Co. for a re� S6 million. taken tothe J. M. Adams Cllnle The Injured-the driver and 13 The natlon'a upltal, hit Thurs- ville J. Gaul, 49, R■elne, Hoopllal la Gallipoli,. eited to The sta tion, based here and in Charleston, la belq pa""8gers-were taken to Zion The annual Nporl 1¥. to Good Slllllrltan Hospital. a1""' day bJ HI � weather since Melp eourt Satw-day lor .., · u!- so • ■ ol Mel m Mr. Dueer wu ■ member of ld along with WSAZ radio lo S.JR, The Goodwill Sta• Community HospItaI , None W>S General Hospital -,.,_, --• -. rep1--T wa■ ,.lea■e•d •�• ..,,aus,..., .... ■up· ner; Allee Nwe, 51, Pomeroy . lion , Inc . • of Detrojt. ·, lb• Pomeroy VUta1e I hurt ,erlously. a with 500 pounds or ult for elted lo Melp eourt Satw-da fo ■terday aJlemoon '■ O,ar. plie by Dr. The agreement for purch88e ol Broadeaaliog 1 n 4 Der.1r ; • ■wnber of yoan aio nd hi■ y r · ---lea Mullen. It bowed ■ lhat . a total lailun, to obey atop algn; Arlbur all outstanding atock of WSAi Corp. h'om the C...loa Iii f 7· bee• ldlYe '■ el•le aJloln of I ol 7,on patlenl days we,. record· Ibo ..... Fwral ■rrureme•II R■ndolpb u Guy,vllle oiled to lne. wu announced Thunday ing Co., and WCIIS • TV wu ' ed II lht holpltal In llllll. . Meiga • Saturday ; • lli8111. b)'. publilhinJ oompany pift- bought by • pib■ldl..,. ■I Ralllna ... .., I mplek. lie In Nllitlcm. the report . • a,g Y>'!ll!/!!'.! -� SI ideat w� D· Birke ■nd John llnltl!,11:tmc ""'· CLEVELAND (UPI) _ A Com· ed that Ql3 1dmu■lonl were m■de : ::� �::.::ra'!': "Ibo ulo prl<eo of WH'l'N 11> S,,«w lNl1- F. Pn!\ JL"till of Iba hoanl ,,,. . .,. "!ith an average di 7-4 dayi paThund mnn Pleas jury night ay . of SIR. nparted i. llo 91. I or'1 oourt Monday for failure to lihorlly alter ■rriHI, • . ent • stay. 284 There wer,, ■urgi acquitted Napoleon G,..r, 38. h . obey a slop ■lgn. II ls subjeet to approval by the and that of WCIIS-TV !Ill llill• cal caaes nnd 131 births, with no deg Cleveland fir,t char ed wllb Mn. Elda F. Harl of Mason, Federal Communications Commis· hon. • malemal deatha. gree murd llbootln In fatal . er the g W. Vo., puaed ■way Thursday -n., reportocl ui. p r • • , of alon. c, \\ Board Out�u totaled 471 wllb the 01 a man in a dke game argu. afternoon at tho Pleasant Valley Ill ■rceot e ., •� W io . SAZ. Inc., ia Bolb of e olher televis n ,ta WASH ING majority beltlg emergency c..... . !UPII - The menI· . HoapllaJ In Point Pleaaant ru paid for • broadcut!ng ladl!tJ "' ary llon, m the Hunt'•"'•n-Char ....Hoapltal ofllclall ■Jso announc• Secret Servlee · arrested five . . . le, ton COLUMBUS <IJPII- The st.le G,..r went on lrlal Monday In lb Pomona bu Mrs Hart waa l>om at lalalt Meigs ckdown 11le County aham Basltelball are lso Weal han rg . V hands uua e i men In the ed ged a hove a in e I the ra G • on Stal;.;,, w. Va .• in 1894 died Water PolluUon Control Board the July 2. 11!60 death of Linooln madeaI donallon lo � �•tal an Eut coast counterleltln ring Tournament will _ be held In lbe recent montha. WIITN·TV wu ac:WSAZ radio _waa loundacl II g RuUa;d gymn1s1um February II at the age ol 66. She was the refused Thursday to renew the Herd, 52. The two men bad ar• quired last month by R • e v e I Pomeroy, Obia, m 11113'111d .....i for purchue of' equipment. The believed to hive eireulated nearly , ---------and 8. daugh!er of William and Martha elty of Warren·• temporary per• gued over loaded dlee In • game. to Huntington two JUrl W.. new equipment will be transferred f50II 000 In boeua '20 bills· urrows Rouah boll\ ece sed mil to dump raw sewage into the Greer was arrested last NovemMr. Henry Null la loomarnent B . d a . lo the Meig1 M emorial Ho,p!tal ..,;. men mch.ded • • WSAZ-TV at■rted _.,_ "' Executive To year-old I manager. ber when he was !denUlled as lbe hen Survlvlntl la • daughter, Mre. Mahoning River. w completed. . 1919, four years bofor■ ,,,., ell-. realauranl oparalor, Francia A· Tbt annual meeting of county Homer (Marlba Ann) Redman of The board voted 3-l aga . ,I th• wanled man m 8 Uneup In whleh R ecent ------TV m atallona wtlll ., the air "' Al1eall of S1\Ter Sprint! Md teacher1 will be held al Eastern Maion, . and elsten. Mrs. Grover renewal beeause the elly had he had been placed as • suspect Mr. Feb y Monday, , I atate. the ruar I h Needing described by ■gents u � "'ring'. Loeal , High School Friday Feb( Ellubelll) Roush, Mrs. oma failed to buUd sewers to end riv- in another crime, M. Dallas will ipeak to Birk• II preaideol ■I WIAI • George m FIJ lb leader a of eoun Wuhlnglon " ter 17 ruary Part ol ----e Nunamaker of New Hope, Pa., er pollution. The vote came after gr■ the teaebers 800 member• of 1ne • whilo C. TCMD Gillen felling oper■llon • ii "°" wlll oon,i,t of planning for a . and Mrs. Leonard (Mlldredl No- a publlc bearing In w hich oily ofMelga County Auditor Gorden Sa t- presidenl ■nd .-ral ........ <:'"!e lhe al lem • r PTA � s, • Mel County Teacbers Auocia, l!S ble of Polnl Pls.,..it .. Also'sur- flelals testmed about a eonO!ct The agent aelled the f O u r H. Caldwell ls saeldng lnfonnallon · In& coocernmg lbe re-organiza. the NBC afliliai.. tion ! 0thers v1,1111 are lwo brother,. John and between Mayor Walter Pestralt hlnclodlllf • r of the Rood of 1113. p � � w com le� � :;· Birb ■aid tho publlahlnc Carl Rou■h, both ol Ma,on. c and COW1Cll over sewer contracts. o lry m Common He 11 � re■ponalbill17 of � .:' :' I :. -. In :,_, , " jo A O rnal en lbe pany decided le •ll the atau.. in ----..,..,. Tbt decea,ed waa preceded 1n • Service cat • Pleas Court records of Meip galherlnt! inlonnallon conc,,rnlnfl ...--8 1D Ah ' •I Oh'· "' because II w■nted lo - 11 Wuhlngton ...a. "'■ th by her husband. Oscar Jay University. County Indicated that lhe defend- lhe flood for the stale of Ohio. • i • ellort■ to the illWap■pll' lilltl • Hart. Prlvai. ..,.Ices will be • Mr. Caldwell would like to talk The .....ta, announced 'lbur• anl In a suit action haa been Wednesd ay, February 1 . Robert The program el8o •111. mclude cluaively• eonducted al I p. m. al ; granted leave by Judge John C. to IDillt peroon who 11:now the day, were -� 11 part of • \ Holland, SUpervllor ol Phyalc■I instrumental mi;:ic�-= adio Delrol ii ..... the Jl■wUnp • Coata ll'uneral WJR r II Cou Eaat lllaJn drive pout of to deplb water ■n Pmnony. and in l Accordlnt! to tile Title Olflee Dl· Bamn. until February 11, I o Education, Recreallon and Safety Mr. Home. Mn. FioNnce Amell will other facls ol the flood. lie ■alil oounterfelllnl gang that � hod l visited the Northwestern •r PTA'• by Worth Knmtr, • __ .... of the Cleric ol Courla 44 move or make • plea. vision Loeal peoll . . . ofllcllte. diatrict Un old n eon rn newapaper t en ee mg lbls re- dent of Charle....,, w, Va, ion c:• 1 Sehool Dlslrlet. The try eoncomed a ■ult by e da ing back to : new vehicle■ were aold during the :. i:: Mn. . he managed WGKV ndi.. . Ban - 1 member ol the h water · ·· . e In ■n afternoon meeting, Mr. month oI Jenuncy In M e1gs Coun- lbe Unlveraal c· I · T· Credit Cor• the time or the rampaging · • Chrlsliaa Selence Mother Church . from the Ohio River would b e Ealtem .· poratlon agalnsl Carl Folden. Holl800 dlscuued with phyll<■l 1 ol. Baaton. Mau. Burial will be In Y· In ■ddfllall· lo Apelll, thoao ar- edueatlon department ,ulflelenl. Help by penona know• _____ lnchen h the Kirkland Gardena Cemetery Three new trallera, •ix trucks ee ni ing the lnlormallon would be NIiied and tbarged with COIIIPir• lh• Importance of pb:,1l<al edue• 1n Caunly. Fr iend,, may and 36 oar■ made up the sales. po11,1bn and transfer of lion and lllneas, and whit c greatly appreciated by the audl· Otecb an be call II tho fuileral home anytime Abo. II wa, reported that 101 oounterfell notea were: lor. done lo make phy1l<al oducatlon JaDM!8 a.eeta pied gulflJ' II M ee t Monda y lane ore made IIIOd eara, four trailers, and eight for I P being prior to aervk:a. Edward L. Wemel, 4ft, 1 filling In Ibis area I more meaninlful _____ The regular meeting of the ent Show to be given by Ille Melga County eourt yl!llerd■J II truck& were Ulled. Tal fradt.la ,tatkln oporator from Mount thing for pupil&. Norlh-.rn Loeal Sehool Board chargeo of paalng No.thweatem Parent Teachers Ranier, Md,; bis - Carlton E. -----will be held Monday. February WANT A NAME obecb. He paid the IIDllUIII Ill ? lf ce Orpnlullon Friday Nlll'ch ,. Mn. Hei'llllll Wamer, Naples, Wemel, Ill, of Sllpr Spring; Cit! MEIGS I • • In In GENERAL ROBPITAL lbe of l . the dieeu wriltell • eat . . A meetrng =-=' go� rs Florida, ncentl1 fell and brou ford An1Un ·• Jr., IO, director of wlshmg lo enler -. �I�: George �- Dal• ton gbl of lbe area . Admiaaionl _ G■J Ann Burter, Peroona ts, which lolalod $IL'!', c:os her sboulder ■nd la amlined to buuty uliia In Wuhlngton, and las Coolville · M■yford Harris, L o n i ■hould contaet anyone ol the He appeared In fflMJ eat urch, • Play the Naples Comm unlly Hospital. O.arle ■ E. Lockett. 11 1:111 In CJi ,. Th RuUand High School Senlo ' All regular meetings f,r the will be IIChool faculty In the diatrict, Mrt. before J� Emmett p 11t Pnmlroy. Bottom; "a.arloa Smllb. R■ elno. . g Mr. and Mra. Warner of W. ( each held the on third ...:; Monday o M la to •lect • name !or meetln a elub play\111 be beld FrJ••• Howard Bircbfiold, Mra. Joe Du• The alndavit wao tij11ed bJ e, I Dllchargeo Clara Wilker • ..., . . Second-el Pomervy are apend1 Rutland 'beli,g organw,c1 11 lbe new nJne. 10, In the high school audttorlum. month, JohnSOIL gan, or Mn, vema Sno"den, in& the .;inlor al Napleo. DI • The play, entitled "'A'Feudin' bolo JohD.DoeN course. ' IL Over Yonder," will be directed 0 I LOCAL TEMPS THE EVIDE� M F�oThe noontlme weather In � DALLAS, Tex. IUPI, A 45C111todla/,, ol the Nodhweatem '· y b Mr e N llle p rker ""•'iahl a FI\DU'lllLD STATION • I en,y at the Intersection of Seeond year-old Dallu man wu arrellad Local �I Dlalrict wU! moet in 'l1runday len\perillurn high 22 te..,be, and ID>rarlan. The play and lfeehanie.ata wu 34 degreeo. on clnrobu_. sharp bemt• Iha ollleelaf 0,0,.. M. Dallu, I low It. Friday reading p 32 at ia acheduled lo begin al 8 p. m, ( Sklet cloudy, with mixed rain and be .... wafting I atr■fgbl l I D e - .bead, , l"ebrulry r, to 10:111 a• m Admluion la liO cenls. ' - lalllng. and llllOldni, IN I flllll and . t].,,.. m■Uen C, j achool ....todl■l -· JUIIII BOWIE. Md. (UPI) - Al - bad left Phlladelphl■ al 10:18 a.m Stato Trooper W. E. Broob ti Mr 1.;_.. - ol. tho Clunlllf ind■ ■ U. mo rac y s,ippi1eo Cc,mpaa ol P..-.ih =:! ,:. � non.:. � o o :;"' up " ing � .!'i. ti.ell!.!, 1 will 11o � l'Nl'ld ....,.. • Wint. WClldor- Railroad olfk:� at fint lllted other ,tale polkemen oarrW ' land In IIOUlherD Maryland .., - dead. bellning that one bodlell from the rubble. Al Ibo role ho"1 going now, v,iloped into whit many fans con- ton: l"lral, the pn,babillty that Thtre'a at., • al&nlflcant point achoduJe 101' Ibo 1trst ,... 11 penoil bad boen lrlpped under I Deputy Chief Richard TbamM ll■rlella eoflerie basketball ace aidered the , great.est P-r cag. he'll 1,erage bel1'!r th■n IO :CltQl'lll �� points In oontr8111ng WoH0'1 111d D■vta' Bowle a- Tr■d<. crumpled ear. Tht1 llld lller of the Glenn Dale, Md., Carl Wolle cuukl w,,ll _....,.,1an1 er of all lime. ran up hla 11188 In per same; oecond, the poalblllly firll two :,un of play. Wboru■ Ap,-r In Concert A minllte lllor, th■ a puam- they did not bellen I bod)' wu ,quad told how ho 111d a .,..,. Mark "'illmy" Davia u Marie!· lour y..... He played In Ill games that he'll play In more than the Davia ocored only llt in hla flnl A aillbW b.wl and ohorua 1.,.. .,.,. plunged from lbeir under lhe wr■ctago. or other volunteer■ worked lor tn ta·• ■U • 11ine eareer ocoring and averaged 19.1 polnta p e r eatimated Ill pmea rem■inlll g in be held In Ille Rut• e■re1ne •!!lhNW two aeason, Wolle ranir up au. H■rtmlD of tho Collage boura to free In victim& m.m Carl can and heated . co game over that ■pan . cbamp bi& llegiate eareer. Buny'a beat lllllpul came In his land .,. flYiilllUIIIDI ..,. into the hom,r o/. death City, Md.• ......, aqu■d, .... of the wreckage : lie'• otlll far under the !681 Meanwbllt , Wolf••• IOIM hove Wolfe got off to I relatively final year when be baggeil MO. Sunday, ......,.., •· and IDJtu, Ibo trim dsnllad do,em of lllllta from ••we had to cul the whole hodJ polnta Davia tallied u • l'looee,- been accummulaled In &ti games, alow start lhla ...... t la makbu bu pl■Jed no part In �':_ � ■p.nan wm d"":\: In anow ■nd Dlrenlng lemjler- neighboring toWill lb■ , ruabed ID of the e ■way wl gh Hei t the bm or bul Wolle, 1 junklr or an average ol 19.7. lh torcbea bs..... . Mr. Roger Rol1 turn ing better abowlnp pme by their respectln ......_ llolb are ■ . lbe ,.,... ol Waablng- lore we could readl them. from llaclM, allll hu lhe re- Projecting Wo!fe'a will direct Ille band. polenllal game, He may even p his 23.1 relative shorties 11 only f.1. But Six penoila died In the twllled Ion, de!Cribed th, aceoe wben be the oaly one of them we -W lllll!lder of .thls ....., and all of minimum average of Ill per game rate nl fut --,, to both could pour In tho polnll wrecbp illld lilONI lbaD JOO olb- arrived hove bnped to uva died u we ll h -lor )'t!ar lo 11p hi, produo- over the n9¥ 18 - - the . S..... '"IIUl■r • __,. pmo■ ' that's for aun. Jf1ff WOU'I: . er1 .... N IDjured, fncludinl IT were putting him OD I lttllr. ll lu,agtpc fro wbo "'Bodlel we m Hon. real ol lbfa .._ and 111 ol the llild an enltJ In the Oldo Confer. ■ .-. real leol •·...1-Tbo Emeram>ey ,quad ...,. bald ovll'lllpl In bolpltalL w!ndoft 111d people .,... e!lhor waa bearlb,.aklng II W • •·■ , 1 -.. Wolle bas 108i poinu through next - would g!ve him a •areer enc,, � I an left on lb■ _...., m■ile � to lhe Gorden Weal Foo- :enc":, ,nd the pair ol. acrearning 01' Ju,t DM11Dln1 to be Anlbulaneea ...,. unable to lfol ,at S■lurdq "a win over Otter- total of 1144. W boat the illalbor1, when Dl8bl ID alive a11111it1 , ......1 aloaa: By 1 ·1j-.. al� Gnat !land lnllud dfwl qiDa Jumped 1.- Ibo helped. One illall, trapped under clc!w llwl I hall inlle to the ''n, In whleh he bucketed 211. Thia would be 46 ahy o! lhe tourn■J Ibo � will add defeml•• team In . lb■ - and o1. ti. Wok fl 11acw u •• _.. tracb IDII down a IS-foot .,.. 1 ;llaplaoed undercarrlole of I car laol■tad aecllon w ber■ 1 ,pur lln• o.. wile eame to Marlelta Ing D..11• record. Bui Wolfe'• to Wolle'• c:blncta. ol. ....,.., Tbo lhe ....... of the . Ohio °"1flr i ii ap lod. llr WIii wu t haj --,hon the bnb■ laiild apt yellina, 'Ob. m, Gad. help 1nnobea off the lhrft.tr■d< hi. m tiny Cairo, �· Va .• and de- eban<ea .,.. ■nbaoced b7 two fac- ume la truo far bla - JUI'. once, CQQIIO .le 11111 Nrl 11 a.. . . . • ..., . .. .. Ill 411 ltv l Ill L , • • lllnilre-Wuhlnaton ma1nllno. • .;I -• • .,. . ... "'(Y\ .. ' . • curve ..... •-:,,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.-=. 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