http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a364194abd27e45747c751c6f2a67cfd.pdf d208bef6ec95ea15ffb9fdecfa240bc6 PDF Text Text e NOW YOU KNOW -re• O..� wbicb l-.:sued 1111 JIOPUiolloo �, L I mllHoo llMJ ud IMQ, grew fukr du •DY lll-'t In Ille utioa and • co1111(ff for Dearly oae-llfUa oi ll counlr)''1 popu.latioa pow&b. ' I < I, h �t1. , . otilo • I Dnol«l To Tlw lntere,i. Of TM Mn111-Ma,on �.......__....-·...........,.·,...._ _-- ­ •• • ,.. - .4 ,.., eut tt■N"al ftoailw --, , 1 ,-;1-;96;1;----------------------=-==::.���::=:::;;; 1 ;;;e:;b:-;;; at;;; S; ;,da ;;-,-; ilio ;t.�Ollhl e; d l� dd ;lld -M ro;y� •;. m� ;;5:-;1----------------------IP� ;,�2 ;.0 ;;--;N ;-n L-X O;;V;;: � o� ur y.7 , F port , lli COf i k P a Re -Organization Of Red Cros s U Asked; Donors Needed February � �� Reds J red Anyw, Oleen Goes BeforeChamber ..�!�?.�';.re!��!-�?�� C ross Chapter in Meigs County, and a plea was made for Red Cross Bloodmobile donors next February 27 in twin developments here today. The re-organization move came in Middleport where Robert Oleen, Portsmouth, 0., regional representative, appeared before a regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in town hall . The cell for donors wu made Miami Univeraity with 10 other I this morning by M rs. Beulah , local men to prev iew a Ma1ter Straus,, executive secretary o( Plant for Pomeroy .. Middleport, the County Board or Health. She : and on plarui of the four county poin ted to the goal of 135 pinla ! area - Meigs, Gallia, Mason and needed Feb. 27, and to the fact / Jackson (W. Va. ) - for more that at the mobile unit" a last a� ' cooperative work toward indUBtrischool grade annaal th_!!d the of rleaders pearance here lhe goal was 1501 al development. chee best THE BEST _ Picked a s the Patty Bise, Mary Brenda Larkms, ls, gir pints, and giving fell short by 28 A four-county organi1..Blion will above tournament last night were the Riverview from are Fields. They Barbara be di.,cussed al a Feb. 20 meelpints. Borst, Mary Taylor, Rebecca Trussell and 1 at Kyger Creek under apon· Mr. Oleen presented the Red ,_ing Grade School. Cross "prob lem" to the M iddle- · sorship of the Meigs-Gallia De- i port C of C, pointing out that ' velopment Assoc iation , A. T I 1 Meigs Is the only county in his Grover, 9residen t. Also attending the C of C meet- , district where oo chapter exii,ts, He pleaded for help from the 1 ing were Mrs. Werner, Bob Coals. ! Chamber in getting one started, \ Harold Hubbard, Fred Hibbs, suggesting aU that ls needed UI Emmet Shuler, Be rnard Fullt , I Desp 1· te Apology In A•If Inc • ent )d By ANTHOSY AUSTIN JDRY FRY 1 Mosro w . 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Re lau bee■ 00 report.a of I nalioow ide ant i- 1 r�a� aaid Ila rtpPy W.11 teLec� to 1Ue� the teehakat tra.bdng eM.rH rer �rlzed Fn:nch cam�ai g.n in the Su\' iet a prelim in .ary one aDd mlietllaROUI equlpmeat Un ion fol lollt' mg lhe buzz n,� by pletio[I of an inv eatlptMIIII f 1jl malatenance at Cllanute A.YB, three French jel fighters 01 an incident . r-·rench .airliner carrying Soviet Pre!liderit day that Brezhnn'a Dlloo... Atrmu Fry b fl ir•d· u&e of Mlddlepori Hlgll 8chNI. �� Brezhnev to Morocco airliner waa in I ••de: I - .... ur ay. off Algeria, tD l'OIU � 1 . wbrtt H waa vanity q1Wierl ay The governm nt hoped I<> p e • ,. bl• .,-�· . when the iots chaJ'-� Ytat IPll1 ....._ r Charlene Hoeflich, Cash Bahr ar,d b ac. leadership. · down the inc i den l bY ex pr,� s; n g , fired at'rOSI its path. ..----He recalled th.et during World Dick Owen. ·•sin cere regrets." A no1� of arol• ______ Re eclmg ra:-reuc11 _-L. •··.� _... � War II yea rs Meigs county raised 1 ogy was prese ntf"d in \ioS<.-uw f 1 ,. . tos.,a R m a y 1 :. n ... _,,.� exp o .. -� ..... $25, 000 in one year's drive. A day mght JO reply lo a Sov 1,•t n�t e 11S 0\lr'll purposes agaiall TJ: _ ff e prai"sed the work O f the pom·r . denouncmg the 1m.- 1dffit and oe· th ne · s r ar 5 eroy Lions' club for keeping the mand_i ng punishme nt for th� t • �J. t' •, �� "" , �� ed ed , o ,a 1 1y ptha• . , Bloodmobile visits going, main• : pnts. 1 :\�(' !•� may want lo "pul tho. I . . laining lhe "vital ,upply of The French charge d affam:!I in Presidenl Charlea de Gaulll • • I blood .. impede his cauliau. Th� Chamber ol Commerce. t o • ard peace lallr.l wltll ....... with vice president John Werner gerian \1oslem rebela. · / "M presiding in \he absence of Presl• Local law en forceme nt officers . Su nday will be ob and the Civil Air Patrol Unit here · dent Dona ld �ivers, discussed the Boy It is widely fell tn Western dip) lomatir ircles here that coat.. Red Cross ?roblem at length. No served at rt-he Hemloc-k G · ov e were alerted today for a blue and O • Christian Qlurcb Sunday , Fe b. I white Cessna 1'12 believed los l . on of tht> Algeriae war t :If'• decision was reached GRADE SCHOOL CHAMPS - Above is the Port l and . G rade School bask etbal l 121h. Kuma masmucb u It I . ,; , somewhero in Ohio. Mr. Oleen indicated about team that won the. county to.urnament I a st night .• t Racm_e ( See details on Page 4). would have to be raised to oper- Scouting r The Boy - Is 51 1 Prante financially , s1r..,._.,t11o · H w rt. , o ever, uno c repo ial Front row left to right are Mitch A llen, J oe Proffi tt, Marvm McKelvey, Larry Price , ate a chapler here Ior a year. years old Ibis year 1 SA.TO , 1,ance and hu.-ts.� · I Dayton, 0. , lrom where the pri· Frank 1 1 RiCk Johnson and D av1· d S eU ers. S eco n d r oW , Roger Brewer , Bill · Delong . , Two perso n s were arrest<>rl a n-I rela1 1ons with manJ A(:t g however that l Troop � of Hemlock Grove •a le airer : It was determined aft took Off• fixed the ,., Wallbrown and Ralph Hut ton · Thal's Coach Hubert Price back row , Proffitt' Amos • in existen · be w , 11 or be d ed gue an all t. ■ 11 Asian and ol her count.r� � ·•. other ce, �:10. a fin day m yestet be a ed ·. ' chapter should o • C ,; ' destination uyahoga apparent 81 1 · left, BIid his assistant, Bo b Beeg l e. and to call a later meetin' to 16 membert of the troop, .ogelh• county, the op;,osite direction , dle,ort. polior and court .,,. , ;,,n. The Scwi•fs termed , or with the Scoutmaster, Jame, Cherie, Scho,mover. 27. R �t- 1 incident 1 "bandtt � aeek a oofutlon. from this area. jleese, and· ANlslailt Scoutmas;,\( .le p ' land. was arrested gy the pohct said ii occurred ., milit, c Finl Jtll Tri, I d re Into U A rdinI tho CUr· S. l ;.• . Leo . ; tr and l departm o th intoxic ent an on Smi ation giers while the alrliner. !f,j d Har � len, obile visit 11 tern ol 1 A -,;ba.. � � Jwilor ' lll&h llo,. uo upoctaa lo be . al l h • in. Oiliii!lb;,. u •;., � ."i,� charge as was Clyde Farr�II. 42. " pre-a greed" count. to the id P en ~· aervfce and jll In a .,..p, Pomeroy. Ferrall we• re,eased -______ ••· ffr■t •••- •-• ' who the Montgomery CoUDly Airport p w� year. "" w• • I WASHINGTON (UPll _ Bitter bination would be a quick thaw the ground to thaw out alter the School, "ill ,._ J Miller ,......, , . • 1 0n - ...., th ,. m omm� t o apwinter weather baa atacked up followed by a heavy, warm ram wmter freeze in •·1-ude two waler- Mra. Siraua aaId • quola of ool . was an Eagle Scout, and now Friday flbout 5:30 p.m. The plane pear late-r in Mayor KenJJt>t h McJ ' ,... than ICIO plllla ol blood IS pastor ol the Shade Vallev Pas- had not been heard lrom lor at tons of ice and ,now in the Ohio ll was !his sel or melcorological I sheds. Elhinney s court to pay blood debts. and Delaware �iver basins and fact.rs that figured in the disas• Army orficiala emphasize the• needed : . toral Unity of Christian Chul'('h• least 12 hours after the takeoff. Mayor McElbmne il She urged past donors and heav� snows do not necc z � f ined Earl s. floo 1936 trous ard d ha flood potential a posed � � es, will bring the message. 11,e The trip ordinarily would take il J. Brooks 1 · 01 M,d . . 8 .dleporl. 1 10 which could be set off by a sud- Army spokesmen point out thal const,tnte a flood danger smce ,t potential new ones to support the troop ls -nsored by Hemi<ok two hours by plane. -� and costs on a c,1a1 ,on by t h , � to bloodmob · 1e th!s ye r. The goal Grange • 1he fro zen ground would nol be lakes nearIy o�e IooI oJ ., .1ow den thaw. . Sc!outa will serve as The CAP began acheck: of air- Sl ate H i gh wu y Pat rol on .II t' harge . 2'10 . · • ,, ! . I lo provlde a liltle surpl 08 a bov 1 Ushers Deacons Elden The Anny Coras of Eng ineers, .able to absorb sueh .a ro:n . Th 1s gel about one meb of waler. ports .along the route before 1 . 80 mufner. - of havmg which is watehing the situation means it would run of[ Into ' The trouble come.i with a ��rst debts, 1a 135 pints. Bible' School g' at lO:JO a.m launching a search. The CAP iden Mrt, 8tr•111• pre4lttecl that with preaching senri a at 7.3'1 j tified the pilot as Ro rt Sim- I · closely, indicates the weather of st reams whilh would swel l not of warm weather under condition.s be ce Elmer Molden . _died It the next four weeks probably only because of the rain but tlie which w_ould not allow the water goal probably CUI be met If p. m. at the Orange Christian mon s of Berea. who reportedly lo soak ,nfo [he ground. home '" Rotla,KI ·- !OIi per■ou plaa 1o .... Ch urch. The pastor will ,peak , did no[ file • flight plan. snow carried with if. would tell the story. both has i in that The ce locked . He was • reti� fU'lllltr: . for bJood month one about takes he It T wont possible weather com______ . ; on ' "I1te Religioua Life of Abra· . . . . Spt"nl most of hlS lif� llllre. iw - --- ri vers m many areSJ for several A l the last nsit of the umt 1 ham Lincoln." , MEIGS GENERAL DOSPrrAL weeks also is causing the Army Sep!. 28, 1960, a total of 143 per- j -----fl M c M olden is surviffd · bJ bfl some co�c,,rn. ' I sons were willing to gov� blood Admi,s ions - Mr,. Gertrude daughl,c, Valli<, Ogdin .• � ' LOCAL TEMPS . Even if the rams don t oon-.e , a but only 123 passed lhe physical Th Mill , acu Sy and a SOtl. Emffl. of Rutlanl� pe e . i r se e tem ratur at the intersudden thaw could break up .the n,qulrements. Twenty • five of so survivmg art' thrtt "' ·• I section of Second and Meehan - I Discharges - Myrtle Hick, . I ice and set the stage for a Jam , those were first lune OOnors. dren. five greBt graQCidi?J lc-sts in Pomeroy l noontime Pomeroy and Harley Koe ing ' Mrs . C. G. Kf'ilh. an African and three grec:it ereat7j J that could, cause floodin�. Th is re• This ii the 1 1th straight year was degrees. S� cloudy, Lorig BottODL _ an 1 Two Mason County men, one of Mason, the other of sults when the flowing •ce hits that the bloodmobile has made -------- ------------- mis_s ionary. will visi1 the_ Pilgrim d rt" n. obstruction such as a bridge, regular visita here. Many times t'"{ Ra, Holin«>ss Churt'h at Dan.,. 1 llt>. Fn I T Letart, died today after extended illnesses. M' t b th F'ebn day m al , V a ., passed away pile, up end dams the stream. ,nry 17 Mr. Othy Stanl ey Cross o f Letart, ; 30 P donors were so few luture tripa lan;·:,d -;;;.i�\f Mrs Ke i th. •· 11h hec husba nd j v,ve Some states already are app re- were heavily in iloubt. at St. Joseph Hospital i n Parkersburg early this morn• , labor� among , the people . of The hensively studying ice condit i ons ing following an extended il l ness. In December, 1960. the county deceased was pre�� la Mr. Cross was born April 29, sonic Order of Clifton Lod ge 1.3, in these two watersheda. N ew was scratched from the BJ�. Swaziland and Nat al. m Africa d f-us wife, NeU)t.; -atarN eath by 1 w J880 in Racine. He moved to Le- of which he was a member. The y sailed for Africa the first Jersey has asked the U.S CL1ast bile schedule becaU.88 o( two facsisters. three b rother, � Jlliree MR. RYAN WAS 8-t t i me m 1928, and rema ined al Guard for help in breaking up the . tors _ we.el'ier. and lack .of a tart at an early age where he . children Funeral ..al. pt 'U1!1 HOLLYWOOD (UP I ► - Mon• During the run of ,, Naked their job for years without owned and operated a store for , Thomas Joseph Ryan, 84, of ice clogging the Delaware. a . Mrs Strauss said than anteen c held Mon<tay al 2 P Ill 1 . k. t" e-turn tired of movi b r a Mason died at 4 a m today foled actor City," McIntire ____ M•= years. ,' n to aerve workers / tana cattle . rancher --·, : en organlzatoo . __ 't I John Me 1nhre has been 11gned ,_ lhreatened to retire to Of their ei ght children . all of Chase Funeral Home ,in -111111 Ill{. w to_wn He was preceded in death by iowing an illness of three mont hs. ; and donors Is all th.111t ts' needed ·• Buri a l will be made in �. . . e W_..., -�u Bond � h .. Monlana ca�LICI pIace the lat u•- r�cb w h_ ere whom wer� born on the mission Ilia parents, Timothy D. C r o s s Mr. Ryan was born June 3 , 1876 wo ason out ) now for the upcoming Feb. 'l7 re . . _1 elery. . _ : -, the w11_son 1naster of telev11non I he spends much of h11 free time field. one son serves as a District and Mary Hunle Cross. SUl'\'iv- in Mason and lived all of b is li fe r visit. . r Fr"iends may ca11 at �he unera1 . . . f the p1· 1 @:rim 1 m th3 t town. He was preceded 1 ''W a gon - &o0 Supermlen w·th hia wife and teen·•e� C ross · Tram. " Jones eril O d ing ls his wife, Anna Gallipolis City Police have .'IrMrs. Charles Mullen. blood pro. , home anytime prior te � I If the name Mc�n_t1re �sn t and daughte�. �oliness Church. _a nother pastors of Letart; one daughter, M r s. 1 in death by his parents, Thomas rested two Mason, W. Ya. youth.I, gram chairman of the Ph i Garn• , Rev. R. A. B iddle will @W<al,te. rjrig a bell, telev1s1on vaewers Altbougb viewers WOil t be see- m the sl;1te o f Missour i . and the Mildred Burton of Parkersburg , . and Maria I McCrory .> Ryan. Howard RaYbum, 18' and How- ma Mu sorori• ty • and me mbere, -----� · . the ing "Mc'-Ure · Iabormg �L"Wag n th ird is WI!! m, · or , is secon f h. d a ·10n, Ira S., Kansas City, KM· 1 He i· s surv 1·ved by h is w 1·1e, Em- ard Boggs, 18, charged with steal- have provided clerical work for a ' probablY will best. remernf>er � I . . . Pl'A PROG(tAM 181 1 i.o sisters, Mra. Clara Buff. ma A., one daughter Emma Eil• ing parts from a motor 'veh:de. number of Bloodmobile cam. I tall, lean �ctor w1l� the wr �nkled Tram series unt� next fall, he s term as a miss mnary 1 fo A rr it•.a . for inston, of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Jen Strunk, of Darian, Corin. . two They his detective face role the a l ady busy filming segments m of , Two girls A are re m a rried to ior· Founders' Day ll'l5F&m will apprehended early -,>aigDI in the past. Mra. Josephine Pickens of Ra- sons, Thomas A. of Springfiel_d, today onwere "Naked City" aeries. or °".xt �n, the show eign missionaries. a nd the three be presented Mo�g , � r � laf a lot on Eulem•H. Gal• Bab, Reporil . h I McIntire, 53, .a �so veteran i� a The _ ae !Itsrie■ tv. n ; , will find Mason of Mc A. H. ntiree Edward others .end C.098 . M enr o lled · at brothers, Eastern the Pal"t'nt r Te a two tine; ehe� b-U•• lipolis, where t ey bad hidden Edison Baker, at lhe Middle• of Central Grade �• 1Middleport, and George, o( Chilli• lers, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ryen of lhe pnrts. When they appeared port C of C meeting, made an in- l of scores �f mo�1on pictures and j l�e his burly ?redecessor who Pil grim College. colhe; three grandchildren, and Charleston. and Mrs. Josephene lo retrieve them Sgt John 'f'ay• I formal report of hil v isit to TV shows In which he has played i d ied last Nov. 8 m a Dal las , Tex., Mrs. Keith wiU speak on sub- presidents w ill be �· a Mahoney . Springfield, and , i x I lor of Gallipolis 'c ity · Poll« h>ok : ----------- : everything lrom heavies to drun k• motel after suflering a hearl sei- jerts of mis.s ionary inl erest . illus- progc am by grade, "'" p all great-grendch lldren. . h l th be ums 1 an en d b even ulti a ew 1t m · z� 1 g m NB 1ed _a e t ema t ra C he1d a1 e e- granc1 ch 1 ldren. h wit pictures nd m r:os r t ree h at the a Services will 7:30 u � flPI both into custody . Sgt. Taylor D lVOrce •8 e tart Methodist Church on Mon- Services are incomplete . aeries with co-star Bob Horton. from the "d:�rk continent." ! millionaires. will be pi-esented. � : was assisted by the Ge.Ula Coun- ! • Court Pet1hons ----c1a,y at 2 p.m wilh the Rev. J. · ty Slierlfr, Department. . , ,· , , , A ■mt has been filed In Meigs w,ll Burial . in charge Halon ---Sheriff Take8 Two County Common Pleu Cou•t by be made in Letart Cemetery. • , NAZI HANGS SELF Jani nty Cou Int� d, Fogle , Rriends may call 1 the DORTMUND, Germany < UPIJ- Betty J. Rigg, ol Rutlan askRo ert heri gs County M S ng divorce from arl W. Rigg !I, E 1011& Funeral Home arter 2 p.m b i Former Nazi S . S. Comnuu1der I ff 61 b reported the arre,t len ach Har •• Sunday. The body will lie in ale : w . !! Bat, hanged himsell in • Rutland. perso as t I Rudo t mgh s two of _ B • ro The f plainti charges e r n ? j f f m 1 until 2. Graveside .ir�rv ce I � port po . � ,, \ re li ti •... ..., • I , ' are now eon ;me in coun Y JIU ail cell Thursday ing. •• ans. !I aw�l tlng trial on r suit that the defendant la guilty I Ro--, • �rId pres·,den ad . 'v mce of half • milUon me nl wW be conducted by the Ma· . . wa ed. He for an appearance m county court. be f dd y Po o near y rt d t the M I e res I 000 lubs m . the c the lk ___ , n • ta sed pr L ne mg of . l pc, 11, mero n Ro ary l P•n� es! I President Gene G ratt W:t j • o gross glect duty and ex- : of urderm8 265 pllrtlsan a dent·• message. Mr. Coats had -ed two pestl frcm .. ... G�orge Roush, 27, Letart , W. � rges ;; Rotary club Friday night - by in 1 19 countries of the world. ! sh treme a also cusShe cruelty. bo 11X1 tary an�ng Va., js being held 011 a charge of fighters an sieve la rers at the tody of four minor children . and I means of a recorded message · In a recorded message, Rot.ary pointed to our issues of Ot! mag- ant c r II. I end of Wor d Wa � en 50th dri,ing while intoxicated, and . anniversory o/ International Pre ideal J. Edd azine con�ining ,uch chall ges : Bob • marking the · proper alimony, s:,,/it,;11, . the olficial magazine of Rotary McLauplin, of Ralls, Texas, urg- the April. 1960, issued, devoted to introd'¥i"d ' � • .,,� 11,e SyraCUJO Ladles Auxiliary I Donald Lovett. 311, Rt. I. Port- ' PLAN SHOWER ef. the Syntcule Fire Dept. will !arid was charged wllh inloxica• , InternaUonal. ed Rotarians to ronsider the Africa; the November, J!:N30, ia- .ar(er 0j ffie Mldwiesi •- � • 1 1 Friends of Ida Manley, Beech - . unique program featured •challenge" i>f the magaiine - sue, covering Japao and the Far Cha rleston Let Classi fied He lp You meet Jn the village hall Monday tion. Va -----st. . MiddlePort are planning a ' wa, preceded by • history and "to use the ide .. you find there I EasC; the December, 1960, !,.,ue, avenfng, Feb. lll, al 7:30. 1 b In char� �I � � � ¥ iPl!lt• UNIT CALLED Valentine and areetlnl shower . description ol "The Rotarian" eud lo make the moll o1 them •• describing the world refugee Iii• ro All memben are asked to be · .. . ra n m Mrs. Manley is over 80 years of magu.ine by Bob Coats who told we consider our ,ersonal paths to � uation ; and t ht January, 196 1 , Y ope l� I "°. , {( Jj;:, Z the � 1• present to d.ilcusa ■ IOUp auopC'r· The Middleport Emergency un• ers burg Rig nd OPEN DAILY 12:30 ag at today called a.m, c was it n A e and hu vu;e been onfined eomlc!! to bed his fellow Rotarians how to tht! IOOllr pubhigher business standards, en• issue, which exploret pros�ts to be held • Reali I 1.,..\ ograin fotJowf.'t'· -.{ pr r f tlne box will. be lealurecl Ill a aoe- ( to the Vernon Little residence at ue many to years a broken Hcatlon has grown lrom d o a journal 'l1ie lightened human relations, lor ma the next t 50 years. Tho ga o 8 AM to 5 PM to Park-st. A woman llvl�g at hip. She II <and !or by her son, of the IS Rolary Clubs existent Ill more generous community aer- zine i, read widely in ■choo l1 and � .-.ed member II . la] hour. Each llr!n& a comio valentine. I the res ,dence had become Jll Lollllit. UIU to Ila prwail 1'111" u Ibo [ vi<o, aad to world ..........i. librariol, u woll u bf lkJtarl· Jle'tnllc Cuda _ tltt p · ..:,. I i ' PARIS i UPl i - French diplo-- called OD Soviet f'onip . t e pre t ay !hat I Andrei Gromy ko agalD .....,., fe A l rmu Jerry L. Fr, , 1ft ef ma , x ued an od kuasia would exploit the rectrit tall� of their rneehn& -,j _.Ill Mn. Fayt E. Fey, Rt. I, M1dplane buu.ing incident oU North di.Jclosed, bat Jt •• dlepert, lau completed his ildAfrtea despite the governm(·nt's the Frenchman ■ga •� UaJ coune of F 1 -0- I R ut and Man o·Ied At Home\. . • ThiS M0ffilOf� : Wa thia--- rn, ·jL ;i;L ,[ldtw ! ii:.:�: ....... I I I se�;� "111 � lf!IIID,, r ,n ' cJTt pUBUSHED }\;;V:- . I· . · , .- • , I I ., vU • -- I w. 0. A k dI On Magazine s 50th Aon,vers;pry i ' I A :i"\I •1• Pl orId pres1• dent Addresses M"ddl I eport-pomeroy Club I -� Iii'°':. • Soup Supper Soon DIAL WY 2-2 1 56 nie w -,...l !.�� Z ''° bJ ---�· a ..... •' ·, 't t- '• ����� Doily sO:.unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb I I , 1 96 1 Junio r Ameriron C itize nship Club s Planned By DAR In M e,·gs 5C h oo I 5 I ' Eve ning Circ l e M eeting Held At Theobalds 6 :SO Dinner Will P,,cede Mrelinr Mission Society Around And About ' M I ddleport Devotions He Id Thur�day Eve ' Th, Middleport Businon • "'"' ~ ,.,,ionaJ w,...,·, cwb wm ,.... , ,, ,,, I ,\ mimlw1 ol . l 11111or ,,,, • ,, ",, ,, , 1, ,,·1 1 " · ' � �,•n l l o hl'r by ;i rt>la· • Tulw.dl,ly eventng If h Maaonte 1 ( 1 1 11, ,.�hip , luh� \, di 1w nr� , ,n 1 t 1 �·p 111 F l rn 1d� ThP WtJmen · � M!S51onary Soc i�• Hall wi th lhe t. · JO dinner tt pre. \1 156 l n "1�· krtr ! J r' '- h _t•l. i \ I Mr am.I �J r <; lh1 ro l d Ch a� are t y of the l'urrwroy 1"' 1 r�! Ba p! i.�1 :ed - ! ouiit. �i hool, "' ·1 l,t f''.1 1 1 1 1n� l ,,, lr , , , r l , 1 1 , , 1 , , , ,I 1," 11,,,,,, 1, e U1e mccling. , , 1-1ho ·d ,i:; ddq.: 1 1 ( " 1 1 i 1 ll 1 " K Ill.I-'.I ]i i -:.ii l .;d 'orlr, l 11cll..111a lo S I IClld li ie Ch ur ",·h 111..-t Thursday ev..-nmg <II e--•l L,1ul �l • tliocl 1- 1 l 1 111 1 • 1 1 11 1 , , , , ,,, ,1 ,,,,,>- T "� �li, ( 11\JJ �u,:l,,1 Thi! Health ,k Safety ................ 11 1 1 " 1 o ld 1 1 \ 1 c 11wrnhi r.., ul 1 1 1 1-. l " ,1 I o ,1 ! \t nd I \w l " 1 111 1 1'·11t '1 i l 111 l - , 1<- t''--'K" nd w 1 l h lhcll' StOn m-law and the i:hur('h. I • ni :1111•·•1 '1 11<·,d . i i· I· • 1 , lee headed by tiln,. WNUI!)' Fry ,. 1 t',s wl1 11 l 1 ,,. 11 1 bt· lu•\J m Wash d,,au., hmne ot M r <; \\ , h, ' ,,01,,., l l 11 �•h,i l(I 1• ·• l ut l l w r--i<t l l Olla 1 Sot ll' 1 y •1 1 ll' " i s J ost-tlh Cook Vll't' presi- and ru.,.,, M · ' Mr aud Mrs l)a y id J ay \ I • .. _ Fted HWbs '1¥111 hav• l , "' , , I Mr .., ' ''f•Ot t ,,., ,,.., rn.1dl' c1t 1'11.- t 1•hru.1 1 y 1n�lon Ll < 111 , p r i Aller na te , J,m km:s :.nJ sun Slt"phen a11d new dent Upt"ned t he meeI mg w 1 th ,m , 1 ' 1t h M •'-• charge uf the program for ...,. 1 i� J 1\ " 1 1 1 , , " 1 ,..,, .,. r m•i l in !{ uf He1 u rn Jonothan 1l1c l �)! at 1•s t' l l'( I Hi v. erc M i s N ei11, ' Uuu ght e r Dll.l n ),1st Wt'l'k henson e 1 H Mr rayer , 1 ' , J S M ! 1.t<1-1 p · hen comrnlttee the of Ot vening 1 ·i;·� �:�; �� ;J� ·•:.1i i , , i c_,· , , 1 l\lt>ig s l \ i , 1 pln Ll,\H iidd F rid,n 11'1 �1 is� !• r wd.i �:.ie�;h· . �1 : \l i s f.dw ;u. d F r en(h l'e l ebrat- read an invitation fio� R io 1 t' ' 1 are. Mrs Graet! Hardin&, Mn, , 1 1 ,in, • 1 ' 11 l l 1 ' r 1 w w ho ol , P • i , n ' " i i " 1 11 t 1 " , l t , i rwon u ., M 1 � fp u , . · " t I 81 b i rth cl ay la 1,I Wednes- Grnnde to allPncl a mus ica 1ea on , 1 1 \ ' , 1 I h.r f'ri•�t. Mrs Thelma Pratt lhodor i, HPt>d S 1 , Mu l twrry µu1 1 ha�•· ,i 1 1,<L; lo lw prt'st' nti>rl to l <l1 y 4 u 1 etly <1 \ h1•1 home She l Ft>li 19 The Association med mg Audrey I 1\ l low � ( I(,1H(JI '- P' •1 � ' I i , I ' al so ' and Mrs Ai, drey 'llM!obald t he l l i \ 1'r\ 1,·,,. ,, two l and hPld at Cheshire. March 16. be to ' I A l t'ild in,:, .,, · ,, g i '· , . , l,1 \ \ , , \ 1 P , cl em rt'm ,rn l s d m:my l t'!ved _ rP t ( i \1 1 , , t 1 �• ll'f a n rl 1\1, s 11, R l i lnat w P lo r thl' .J un 1 01 me1 1 · 1 ·' , f l arvi ) I,,r I , · w 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... · . - ,.,, ,,,,,,, frum he r f.." m , ly a,<l 1, was announced An mv1taL1on was tp t•s bran1 ,,m ogr p1 p i 1 1en'il1 1 1l ( 1 ,11 1 a �,1,,d v ,vt' h 111 ,,. � , 1 l i l o . l-.ru1, ld D ay 'li"11�"r 1 iii Wor i H the \.\ 111, 1 allend 1s to Iii< t 1 h, i>c-e1ved t r i p P1l OUnCf OrS 1 1 1 1 lud i ng the ' fr i nirb l o , 1, , at Lhe FederalserVtC'e er p ,.. f a Wor ld J J.1v ol l ' t ,! \/ 1 r " , 1 1;,• ()II 1 1 11111hn of ,d10<1I, - l�l;� l l :��:: 1 1:� sevl'I ' i i l a L l was who ung i'Jag U�ll(•tl S l c l l l'., \ i'ISIIS tlw l )nited Hat uld :d c� � n h . on F!lbruary 17 I t, , li II ,, t 7 in I ' '" ,1 1, ,, 1 , " ' I I p ,,l 1 11 J t l l ' l 1 l l'f tt 1\" il t> 1 v �1 ! 10 11 • t l w u l l l ' gt'd lO mmuntsm pal 1 en1 ,11 Hol z,•r hosp it al for l I t )(' o p• •n l o ,il l /llt'l l l l lt , , (,I t i , , 1 1 - 11 o ! ! wr ,, lfOO S in, l l< ' ,,,'1 1nt ,:,1 1 t h ,-'.' f l ll l ll lw111 g org .r n 1 il:'d and 1 1 !':Jll'Jll{'I] \ o[ fl hat k m iury was Devot ions taken from John 4 , Wl'd i 1 s ' 1 " ( < '\fere l ed by Mrs Cook who also , , 1 1 l '( n·1101 v , ' 1 1 I , u11m 1 11 11ilv ' • " hool 1 , , t book, wt•r e d 1 �, us�•·d n•lu1 11Pd I mme "' \nesd ay moin· ,.,--' »i•i 1 !t't u 1 ' 111, i 1 ,,1 1 1 1 Plm ere "1 i Came · , T ' h '111' L' booklet 1 from 1 1 " 1 a nt " k ' 1 ' "' F!lbnl""" f!' '1 1 1· The ! ' - � meeting of thfi ' ' , , w ,'�h h r i( flv hv M r .., Erm•1�on , foues 1 1 ng l ie w i ll ietui n lo H OIzer nexI A.,... woman ' ' She stated t!lat , the Past Councilors .of Tbeodoru1 l,.rn ( I ,o�! ... :imI i i ,, .,.p ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 J, 1, t l >\ 1 r11np,11 1 ..,,,1 1 1)1 1 ,( 0q!I' I week fu 1 fu 1 Lh rr examin:it 1nn ' I ( h,ur m,in uf n,,tmn,1J 111-'IPnSl:' ·"' ,,, d th,t l "hn:e lo �~alt a �OO(l word for roufl<'il «1 tli, /- i I i·v. 1 1 1' \ I ,; r , ! 1< ,t 1 • s11 ' 1 1· mgton , 1 H f'""'1" 1 1 dt1, 1 , , «• Dauehters of America, I P 1 r-e w fternoon Fiy was ·in Ch ar I r " c \li Wesle} for (;urs1"' ; ule ,,. ,p Mrs E 1 m_ a 1 "' " h , '1st 1 11 i; i lw l o s t ' u•i, 1 , p,.t 1 ·' "' l 111 on 1 Chrtsl is where we live, and clos- was held Thursday evening a1i drnl 1 11) 1 d1..,\ , l 111< iu<l Pd \1 1 s l ,m lesi on W V a today for the showrnl ed with praye r ,1, po•·m ,,. :is JO• J d l i v \1 r , �1 1 ld r rd by M 1 �, 8, ,s . 1.1nho1 11 �· 1: g1.1vt> l in l r w rd ,inc the home uf Mrs Oval l)Jddle. , ___ , l )h Y I.K'C rl'gen1 of Na r t ' 'M R, A N D MRS, VEITII g t w �1 i 111 on s l i 01, ( , t 'Y, , 1 ng of the new sprmg mereh an- , _., b Y Antiquity •' 1 m I O � l w l l'Xl'l-'tp spec wl mus ic was present= Hl.,n, 1 \1 1 u , , I ,ll( .is 111 m" rnur 1 Sh a ron Y nung Chn rlene unde I Mrs. Olan Goodwlu _.,.,, ,p1•c( 11 ,1111l pom t "d ou t l lw � tmi ,\m1·� ( 'h•i P l ot A t Iiens v.Im t' X · J 1 �e of the Renls1lk Comp,my r i"-= aI M i ss Sandra Kay Taylor, daughter ur lfpv an{l M r s J I I' I( I •·n " loi flwr mi·n1li1 1 , ap( h h er om fT ' mf� ,;·t v1 kndPd .:··"iit =en 0 as v. t h 1 l' v.ho l lw5 1 Nea , es l h..it 11 ( ,,.,� H' Mrs 1 � 11 dl 1 n k 1 · " sang P ,wll who to S,i lh Fosle-r. and 1 ' g i m lp n,t,.,1 Tl h _ __, wlt"11 . mg w h ic ul'"",.,... Mn e meet and t h r · M t o , h son t ei V Robert Carl I P a u l Taylor and ,,l l , ' ·1' '' 111"''1 " 1 1 1 1k 1'' ( 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 v, 11 f i r s t 1 11 \t'I , \1 1 , I I ( , Sl ..ild(• r :. n <I M • 1�s 1 confolt'd to hn home for severul l (hr is1 There l s No East or W est " devotions by Mn. Dlddle, !Ollowed rw, "1 " 1--:' 1 • Paul ' Rt•v_ the b�· e marriag ' in John Veith , ' were united " "!' ',11\!1 1' " ' t , of Mar v Sl..ild!'1 A th1·ns \1 1 s Theo I day s hN ause of 1!1n1·ss returnnl 1 The Low Gift offermg Y,US dedi- by the Lord's Prayer and pledge 1 1 �t 111 t l; t> l, p•u ,1 Sl .m pl'..!( Ta.v lor Saturda y, Janua r y 2 1st al t� e ho:i 1 e ul the "1� P1 0 I'.,' I '1 11d lo , por1,11r I • ri'd (' 1 ow ·, drn l' tJw 1 �1i.,c h . Mr� L' li·v 1 • 1 1 1 1 · d 1 he , h u r , li lJ 1 wm,·n l I 1 U' H , 011111 1 ) nwn 10 her rmployment al the Wafne caled with prayer by Mrs Ste- lo the Oag groom ' s parents _. M r . and Mrs . J o h n � t> 1 t h . . . . . � d M r l ' I It d It I e l ' " hm · M , 1 W . ' (1I () I s i �pokf' hu ' ( m , � !!. . 1 m T 1 u 1 l � M is� ' rn l d 11 l 111 ' u,H v 1' t Sl1up Fri day af11•rnoo11 phenson n .. tho Games were pIayed duJ.. •� Those attendin g were M rs. Russ F 1 h> , M r,s G r ant H u s mi t , • l 11 v l'mnero l o tnKl'r t .1r 1 l J I t. .J ihr of rnd Oilliel ' JI 1 1 ;, wir," t 011 1 1 "111111"11 1 • 1 Houdashelt, asso ' 1 , ,1 1 \11 1 1 µ (if•('TI ,n I uu Bradford plans to Mrs 11:.rry , 1 , d riztt; awarded Wtlli ' M i with p hour h t 1 !• social \' (,i>orgc rs M 1 sell Mrs. Raymon d fife, Mr and ' 1, 1,11 , i ll ( · I l t he JWl ilou� l mll' s ol l •\ rlt•s �,• J t 1 011 1 ,e \\ a s sor vf'rl bv l le vt• l'fe x t 'f uesilay for a vacation alton speaker. gave a talk on to Mrs Joseph Beegle , Mn, Rich,. ,_ v i , , 11 v,tNI 111 ,11 1 1 •1 1 d MrS Mane Saunde rs Mr and M r s Donald Lt_arh ,rn d i t Sl w th4' ho;-. l l ' � s l rnm a l ,,ble ;- ,1rr y m� i" (1 1 h ', I of lurl ' ,y l)!'IH io, 1 1 , l 1 1 sl 1m1 11 I , 1 1 1 �, ,·p 11s , l ,i y \ her Chr i stian Centers and stated that ard Campbel l and Mrs, Paul 111 ! 00 � �v1l l e Florida with daughte r Tom Taylor, Roma Ga� Reynold s ( h,1rlotk \ t I i1•mt> amI i f'n11e 1 t 1 IP1 1 , \. lw l l out . lhmKs tlit' uf m.1i,v it i tl Pd l i t s , ,. , � i, 1 11 1 't h 1, \, ,; I i i1t 1 1,,!, 1 hi•m� , · ll' r Mrs Louis Benson S h e I thf!se are our eenters and we mu.s' Grueser A saJ ad course wa, ,en, s1 1 Tavlor , Rev and Mrs. Paul Taylor and r h i ldr(• n , Mr ;11nl f w 1t d W , -.h 1 11 �ton ,\oml fo, wi I I' u 1 1hrM 1 P 1 Pd ,,., ,1 \ 1 ,m ,1 1 1 angi'n 1 o i t , t o • o b ; t he way of Wash- go to lPII t he story of Christ r i ,i'r w1l lo �4 m• n;l , ed by the hostesa to those n� ''.�s M fs. John Veith. , 1 0 ' 11 'i y t n �h P ;\c1I um al so, wly flo•H r, 1-'.ivo 1 s ',!,P I P v,dent 1 m·s I p on I ; l' !o v1s1t with her R rayer by M rs Daisy Jasper above and Mn1 Norman Chap. 1 .. 0 i.;,,,,..,1 ' A 1 11 � 11" in )I r . . M r , I ) ,le J)ullnn dnd M 1 � Ht•!'J mg I cl osPd the meetmg after which a man Mrs Jaines Sayre, MISS Er,. l l< · h 1 " )\! '11drn b, ..., .,, ,. 1•komt'd Al r s M d M an (jf 1 l y m , , a11J J-lirth n t' fo c. I A ,'II OUIU ' I � K n 1 ,-,"h l p 1 i· s 1 1l 1 ·d :it llw .! 1 p r P:,d,,,l ,11 llll' ( ol l i•e ;_md 1ea : � che rry sala <l was ser1Pd by the na J� s-.e . and a guest, Brenda 'md len ll1 ,1 dlord un d f am 1 l y, kl 1 1 1 K . • f m< I r e ss 1 . M I'S c 1 v 1 · 1 s � ' mf'mh anrl t n n 1 J , 11 / I w 1 m •s� st•s� b 1lh M es Sayre. I " n11 ire 0 C ., k ar "l et h h F.l1za llt "ug l ') 1 , 't 1 l ro !l I I w ! l h h 1 sl O! IC ph y 1 ·d si v,•r, 1 ! 1,u,10 st•l!-l'l 1ons 1 M t �. G l'U l �e l l ae kPlt, Sr , M rs George Sk inner and Mrs .J E �C IVI't ' Mr arnl Mr� l·' 1 1·d _1 ! 011 1 11..i n 1 �::;.; �; 1s� ( ; r �:� \ 101 1011 ( h.1p- rh:, m l-; l lu• !! f l f'shmen t 1w 1 10J G 1 1 ge 1 1 ,u,kl•l t , J r , and s on B il _l F 1 H oster 1 n chargt' The valentme , i ol IH:! S1•co rHl :\H' . \ , ; t ll , pu l i , I MEIGS THEATRE L Ill ,, r \d I h , 1 r1 n mPmhN whu a - M r ' 1';•, 1 1 I l ly.�t • l l ;mrl Ml s : and \1 r s I :. rn \ si:nart were b �:. theme was ea rned o�m the table � l 1 ng the lurth o e ,11inoun arc \ st•1 ve as , mt a s v 1 s1\11rs m ( olumbus Th u I S l ",! ('U, ' !1 1 1 l(' n1 \J,l I IS 1 1 0 0 1 ,, , nin" Pom•,..Y• Ohio "t' 1 : J\,1 kPr v,ill . ' ,_ I G' l'nr ., t. 'ommit.lt'f•s tm ' l h_ e. Y " ..i' ,1. wr'I'.l_ • cover There were- 16 members WO st'\l t' !l • pou rn.l da ug h1 l' 1 " 1 1 l• l' l i 111 D,iy l lf'r 1 1 , ( (lw r , l day > _ s:.irn meu r of l [o i i ( i r ,, 1 d,siil..iyrd ,1 p (X f' 11-1med v. ht n t h� ��'. hol11 w_om 1 a t Holzer Jlospi l :il and two guests, Mrs Houd�shelt , TONIGHT , F,d,·� l .odJ-:1' , '\lo 2 1(1, K n i ghl, ,il,o _ . wwh g\ii�s whidl h(·lon�•N! to a ] lundwon 1 n Ma 1 1·h I'.lw ,w_m( :� of l Mr. a'.1d Mrs. ,Jo�n �rum�n and and Mrs. George Bearhs . prt'sent. RET OF "SEC t"II � ,: l uh ul �he �-l.r f l'(I � :- i:I r_ I 1 ! Thi: new anival ha� h;•1 ·n 11 : ,m ul l ' yt h 1 a� nlt' I !fl 1"1"g11l11r .�Ps, 1on f,im1 l y t,y 1 hr mrne o l M,•1f',S I lh1;> g 1 1 Is m:i kmi,; h lgl1 1·,t S{ :n s ,111 son of {,olumbus a 1 e !?Je11dmg the i hun·h nwl 1 h ursd,1 y 4'Vtn 1 ng m I • l t lif' 1-;, ,u,I ( • it i ,.Pnsh 1 p 1 t> sl s vt< 1e 1 wii'Ckend w ith h 1 s arenls, M 1 . i•d ft,_,vi• i !y flnn The l l (J ! lm, u , � , ,I l lwir 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 M iddl r•por l T\iui·,. 11 . � � OSPIT AL _ � ANT V ALLEY , PI.F.i\ S lhl.' diurt h :rndtto r l\lffi. . H ! Jeff Richards, Margie Dan also twVf' . l wu ollwr· t·\1 1 \ i lrl' I I , ii d;i y •' Vl ' I I III� 11' 11 h 1 .. It Wili•y 111 , ; 1 1Hl0\ I IH'('d and I hey will be �uests l' anri M ! s. J ohn l. \ roman. ,ob\entz, K Ross ED: ALJMJTT !\.lr s J ohn M ikh prrsitied at son M ih . 4. ;i/l!I a d"n� hl •·r. , 1,;,ri·i· "THE SUBTERRANEAN!l" , ;,I \hi ' li, ndi,,c ,n _ _ _ 1 Pt, Pleas.ml; M rs. , J ay S l � n e. I {Tec hnkolor) t i\;, rnePt i�g whwli opened wit h i T11 rn i. 2 ' , I Tlw 1 . 1 11 1-. 11f Vsqu 1 1 , W J!-, ('1)11· L('On , H.arry K. Clark, M i ners- Geo. Pep-pard, Leslie Caron , .', ot·itd E v ening i,rnyer by the IWv . l-' athi:-r J ohn ] (jrandp..iienls i.Jl't: .\1r , 1u l \1 1 s [! ' 1 1 ( d I J I I 1 \-1 0 ' ,,nd,d Ill' s l l , 1 11 � \' Ille, Oh io I l Pt'S namt'n Wt�re, F ri•d ·Sm1lh · "Sr o l Ill ,,dli111 V K l :1ul h I ,rn,t .'>! t ·plwn lial l l' y 'I "H 'l urel · Commit Enjow,,I y Group SUN., MON., TUE-S. 1 M rs l,'harles " ' D lSCHARGED to ted prograrn Mrs. <i,iorge 1 1 .irkett ,md M r s. l 't> ar ! J loltma 1 1 ol M1 1I mg p, 1 1 l 1n l l w w o 1 k v. (' I P l f (• 1 1 w 1 1 Wf'I llnsless gt e p r esen fl • s "HIGH TIME'" , M i s 'J'l ieoil ore \ .l'ill'\-\ e nl,•1 . d daughter · GalhI DaIe S 1mms an I r Mrs Geuige llllrkett. Sr. , 1 (!k po rl • , Mrs S, 1 ( 1 nt'y S. ptmcr when t h e ' J trn1>1· 1 . l l 1 , k flw1'n ' B 1 , 1 ( I '" (Technic.o lor} v, oIfi• , 1 ,1111 ; J l 1 1e K 1 n 1 \t 1b l 'hw sd ,1y t· w 1 I I r Tanne ·1rk M s M I I , .,.._ O, ' �1rs Honwr GQrdun . Mrs. Georgl' G rl'ul · 0'-' l i 1 m\pa n' 1 1 ls :1 1 P i',1 1 Ed � 111•n! l'I M 1 1 1 1 \ l(ly , t ',is l , ,,• , " ' ' 1. h u rs pD JS \_ mJ ' l b l m t Bing Ctosby - Fablan I S ll y !' I \-\ \ ' ',," ,., : ''" •ic•; Galhµois, M iss Lucille L)'ll('h , , , , it l he home of M r :, wl M • � , J' n l i ,.,. ,1,(J!,,IJ1 1 u., ,,, ,, .,_,, 1.._, Cutn(' • 'ld)' ., ,, \ l· r i 1 1 I Tuesday Weld 1 , BuC' hanan and M rs M;1ry Kunze m E f I u•i u 1 �1· 1 t'Vl'!lll II a h ' • 1 '1 1 tu1·y , lg l l 1 l 1 ll t>w 11f l ,, < l IL1h1 1l i l eLu l 1 ,s •\ 1 < <\ll · nd ·Mrs , �- Pt I, 1easant ; -M rs Frank Porler ] • 1 . ) , . . W i ll i'im J ·ehe v. · sy c1imu 1 e St I histor)' e i U t ' "g 1 ,1} 1 " �1 1 ;J ,11 pot • ,, · a Also CARTOONS , r nnn·· s id, Mrs. ( hnstme O I un- l i ilo l is· and M i � Ol}m l H-' � c 1 lir 1 1• H1 11 1,li I 1 1 ( ,, r , 1 1 ' 1 , �li11 I i· ')i ,. St o Mam .. II (· H ui 111 ",, t lw bi i!a i(li•ss sl'ssi1111 w1\h i 1 ,., l <l 1 , ,i y o f P< •,,,1,1 v.ill l F u 1 1 nwmg a socia 1 1-'V '"'''".,.., th,, G a II_ipoI I S ____ u f t 1 w ""' ll" l l . Mr � Remo l\- -1 er1- ,ond M i ss u1 ('hir a go , 1111 1 101, I HH l l ., 1 d l!. 1 1 11,y ,Lil( l Hus w,1l lHu n 1 rn l d f.lwrs hm h 111l's1d fl. 1� M i l I �· l \ 1 ,• s1'111 ed m <'O� l tHnf f t 1day Ims1 i•�� sc I Vf'(l a dessrrt ('11u1 se ' Agnes (',rueSf'r ; I \.\ O V I � 1ltn� b 1 ol h •r s f r om \lie I W dkl'w iik I 1 1 • · ( I ,l l N 1 1 m g , .�1• \/l't ,11 mmwy n w k Ill!-; ! )I O , ,Jf t (' l fll ll Hl il l :l , 1 ( the M iddh·pol l Hu�sf' ll Wilson , M r 5 to M i � 1di-! ' WI r, l ,.', JI ! , � Wl'I I' diso • u,si•d lloimd I oh Mel.Ilber�h i11 and ' husµita!ity, , ' S ol;S(' f ttubPI I Rawlmgs, M r S M 1 l l anl Ul 1 ,1 H,1pl 1s\ I h11 1 !'h F1 \ a s 11 Monlgo1111• 1 l' 1 y 1I ,11111 1 on I . < ls W t' l t' �en\ lu \\rs lluw.i rd Dailey. Mr·s. l)on 1 ' In E!I'1 wt• I I < ,ff 1 a l cl ay 1 1 1� 11I u1< 1' spn 1 v r • •., l , ,W,IS om i· , i • gi.id E!1rnbet h lodg FRk ei M muth i ss to l Wil w l:' . � j) M l wi t! M i •, l l ,u old . lohn �on nf 0 M ul l en and Mrs. J ohn Kokov ik h l ' T! 1 1 s IS till' 75th dlll vt'J snr,v of \\ l 11 ' li ii, 1 l lii lodg ox••1 1 0 Mh Hobf•t t Hobe1ts . Mrs F1 Pd 1 ' 1 11 , � 1- .S p1 mgl 1 1•\ d u nd Kenn Pl h l \y sl' l l ways and means , Mrs Philip MriFAMILY NIGHT tlw \/1-rn l<l 1l c1y of l ' t ay 1�1 ,,.,11 1 t1 1 1 , ti Pll M i � 1 1 1 1 am F 1 sh1•r mid 4 l', E'l t' il lll'te l (•mt·r 1 1 < l'lnSt I Eu, Mrs. z Jr., . Goel\ er Mra. John · 1 uf l!ut!an d l lt•.r r t ---ll I \ W<l IHlXI'' l will l,1· 11b�1•1 \'I'd a! numl l he \1.-0l l rt 1 1 ,;'�1 1:•,1 M 1 5 ( h,11 l i•s H1ff l e, .:ene Concle Mrs. J oh n Hantl l ey , Thi' V:il,•n ! ln.- lh,•nw w;t� c :ir m,•mlwr.., pn• !- •• n l ' nl ,·:111 1! y w1• 1 e st'11 t to Do rnl by ! will i C l 1 1 1 ,1 1 n ns nH'l't ini.: logi· l t l l'r ' POTLUCK .._ SUPPER , ' 1 1 . s1,rv1•( )y t H1•!ri•slm s ,,.1·1 P w . , , f n [ Mrs · Ted Bei•gle, Mrs . .J oh n Len '' ril'il out m 1 ht• (l1·<"or;il 111 11s H IH 1 · .f' I 1 1H'I t 11 , ,,1 11- 1 1 1 .., 1111 •Shirley • NIGHT l'AMll,Y , \ · 1ct rrn · s, i1 lur ,1·1 r,hip . · k v, 1 1 1 Will ,11 t he ( ,omily �tn, Mrs. T homus Abl4's, Mrs , cfrrshmenls for lht• ( 'hoir 1)ar K:· 1 rl. Owt•.11s. I ILl-' K111g1\ . 1 1tan u n LJt' , mlly F· 1 i t . heI 1I ,;:.i>:st , w_ i II ,_ . Night ' of n 1 rm; 1 i 1 , i M ·s l 'aul 1-,mart i� ,·h: . . Edwin Wehrung. Mr s . Walte r l i ar - ly 11( 11w ,,1 irl r l lf' porl t' 1 rs1 lt, : 1 . \Jl ( mi fc i !,d 111, , l l li u i �l· l ay, duh w l l t I h' F rs '!i l 11mw , t wo girls wlmh , l he progr..im 111 M 11 l dlPpor\ am t ' Wednt' siL:r e\<"n m�< l, \ , ' · ris Mrs. John ( , ocll .S· r. an<l M1· s. l ist ( ' hurdi l1,· l<I WNl 1 1esd;1 y l'l't I, a v� 8t' I l'<•I t•d to 1 ,•nll'mber on lias an11oum•p(1 t 1 u· 1o 11 11w1ng ,Is . . Il Bu 1Jt 1 st I hurdi . M 1 l! lepo r1 , wt h , . . I .__,. T , . · 1 oJ1 s rlur111'-',-, Jame• ShepherJ. 1 h t• , : H p,n � 111::mg 1 ninl-( al 1111' home ol Mr. :1 n ti spl'n<1 j ou.is p ll'I · 1 i l 1 11 1 I 1 e pagt> « nI . M 1· � ' the ! IO!Tll' M1s� 1 on 1eme . ) ' , ,,r . :_ , d 1,I _____ · ,, "!,. I lk r u,, i d �, 1111� - 11 '. 1 1. 1 . '. 111_1r ., M 1.s. r·anwd 0 111 111 t he 1.n ngram an A co11tribution of $10 W/111 madt· 1 Mr� l'•nd .snw r1 .,....,.._.....,.....,,..,.....,.....,,..,,..,,..,.....,,,.,..,.....,..,..,,,. . . , . , a . ,.,..,,.. l\11 � 1\n 11 1· , e Oh l ingi r , wI 10 ,IS ' .1 , lll( S s,1nho rn . M i s . ]0, 1 \.\ 1 11 l �o the , \ 11m,•r df'COr a1iuns. The 1 to the MatriI oI U'11111•s. l ' i a n s A short lJUSl!ll'b� mt•t•1 1 1 1 g w; 1 :; I ' t . . . ' . • c l h 1 1 •k po JI a ( w1 . h.w � n � 1 1 µ "' I · ! ! . . , Mr. 1l b('L' i o 1 v 1 11g hrr )ll<I If 1 1: , V.il � ', R au rn gal '(lilt'!', were made to �pon!!Or it Stan ky 1 1·mA.lu!'!e hy lhl' esid1'nl Mrs. u a � I ( i even i n� w1l l . , ' h M 1·§.. ()w�n i Beul,o h Whill' · ari<l games wPrt' I s1• 1 1 h·d with ll h1·..i 1 1 �h.1. ped l ,lk <' i u 111-.., 1 , , I r . l\l rs M i llon l l ood . 1 d ·1 1111 u' . al 6 1 11 . \ he rhu rch ha sf' · Mt April m 'larly , . . , u I HraUon ii$ derr11Jllslralor . " 1I f'Hn- 1 ,.n la jt'd w i th M n· ] · I) · l l i l(•s 1, 1 1 1' M w�m l ',l A 1., w,: 1 1v1• ('om - 1 w1lh I 1 1-, m�(T I P1 1011 "H •·1 1l .') Y Mrs· Hid r'i nl V;iugh:1n. 1\--11'�. J,,,;ir i '1 m,•ii l Mrs· · lJonald Boone \\. 'II , 1 1 l 1 1e 1 o ,1 I l l e 11r " a - Hirtliday, ,, 1111 1,·P, " f rnm I I 1 ' 1 t,;rn n h\ M r s c. H . Y , n 111g . M 1 ·� h·ive ,, !tram uf I he evening . SI · aw ·ml,•d t l w 111 1," /\ Va l ,• ,iti rw m1t1,,;• lwli1 :1 m,•,· n1-; a ,cy meeting to be he IIi ,1t \ · ' i , I , r 1I •1 1 1 00 1 un I" · I · I son ( 1y, . , · a · t i l" , \ <'l"OI I , i . P S d · •• 1 rn 1 0111 1en1t m W! S lllsu en,,yi•d hy t l I mut a s 1 g 1 l s 1 I I I t' , " "1 uh 1 X 1 ' " I l'aul's rhurch ' Athens · rn1 M.u l · · l '·mrts· l 'ii l l ('ll · r-,.1 1 s. l) . i l 1• \\· d i I F1•lm1.r r y H . 1 1 1 11 11' sl'lmu I I Ibl' III• Y 1 twrs 11 1C l ud1nK mi 11 1 rn ngt'rlll-' ll1 o1 l I", ,· , , \ wm · · · l' l a11s w e· r i:- ,l , , '·io"" <I,,• l' V" ' "''"" t,;unlmg lil . ' , wai,; an noum·ed w!u' I"•' tli1• ( ·om1mlll'e w;1.-, �t·rVPII n•ol i-arnul 101 1 s l rn m l wr S('l'l'{'1 · . · M i ·s l '· · on , made for a rummaj,(t' su l ii 1"1•h 1 1 1 · 1 llt• ! n·hrm· 1 1ts Wt' 1 ·1· st' l.\' l'If fiy rs ' · · l\l · · HPlt Hml,1 1 -" ( ''' , 1 11 l hrrrs l 1 ·I . n ry %2 through 24. with a 8Ull\1 I ! Ill' h,,1.�l :md ho� , 1 o� l . · I anb . ,si; '.'-' �, '.; �i·;; - n'.; !11': fO m m i l l Pl:' i!Peidt>d a Ion I ' Mr I\ 1 • � '�1 k 1 nl im•s :rn, 1 gift.� fr om Sf'· I l iollt•c :t lm�t• '.11Hl M 1 8 1 e m O - l , ; n: ;: !11�::::� sale on Februa1y 2:1. r-.-ti •: : w lh l lw l , 1 1 d gd ;1 1 1d fi1 1 ; 1 rn·e rnm - ,• n·I iia l ·s wl i l<'h wi•re p ( • •d i .:1 1 , 1 " Ii s '' , . . , I · ' b Sh1rl1•y mom. t Mi's Ml l b. M r s . u . · • 's ri. My , , I 1 . , . 1 , 1 . n 11 � 1 t · ll( 1' : ('lll'J1 ( A . I m1 l l <,1., lo lml i l .1 '" 1 1 P "' 1 PP' 1 • h a· k I . n ! l e A while elephant sale wa.� rn11 . v il!' n h11 x , wne d1 stn huleil 1, 1.0 1 1 M 1 1 11,,1 ,1. 11 d 1,1',i·l ln' 1-owlo>r , J 1 , · , n . ( la 1 e1we l .1Kt•y, Mrij Dav 1 1 1 , P · rorms">rl _v Smith Clothing Co. ducted by Mrli . .1111111 (.Ol't\ ,h . s n h' . ,tlHI lls I i 1 �1111 f (l ll ,S,1I ui·iI ,iy , • 1 , . '· J · t:hershach was 1 11! M rs ( ' . . I • kms M1,s l nry l'ul l 1· 11 K;,1;11 1 · be l · ilso · ' wil l , . ' · \ A wo 1 .., 11 p s, i vu e · , I MHrd 1 lk. M r_� . b i w \ ti urIH( 'l'. n ' MIDDLE PORT, OHIO and Miss Ch ristine G1 m•sf'r. 'l hP · , 1 lll'w t iik 1 pl·d ho x ,, t . t , \ u l pn·s iilt-cl '• il 1 1w m, 'l't - p •s1'nt1'1i a hl'l• I m ('on n ed HI II wi l h lh t• li , s- 1 traveling pr1 1A' dorw te1I bY M J·<; I I 1 1 1·d y . .1:,11111: � , oung, . 1 1 a. 1 , 1 I1 1 • \ 1 1n·su!t• , · · 1" ;1ndy hy l wr dauv,liler, Mrs. t'AI· 1 10r,,.<1 l pagl';rn\ w,th M rs. l laruld l lluhh ;m t . M r . Di l <-s. :-iw,: , n f 'ul 1 111 J-:, /\ Hem 1 l l l �; wi• n, . M rs. ' .lrnw! a 'l'homas Seally Vi;J!I l!Ward,,d 10 1 , Home Of g r l ' r ; i ( t . l \nsll'SS gi l ts W (' ['(' JIH' " 1 S:111, r Mrs ( ' harks Bennt'tl ; •n . .I mWI II·,I kl' I' . 'I't•x ,' ,1111,1' \\'I 1 1 I I' . Srn o ' (' M , ·f l ' i � l .aVl' rn \t•,1g1•1· . ' · Mrt. Remo N1" 1 1 l. · . · � " Mrs. l-' r..im·;>s ttt'arhs, Mi's. ( 1T1 I \1 rs Jsahr l k llrnWll, M rs ] h, !1•1 1 's1•1111•d 1 o Mr. . l ,1'I 1(' \.\i.. Name Brand ' ll l · l , Mrs· l'·ul ' l'Jbr . ! ,\ll}l ,. i. s. I\ l· ll(e ,·, , �, Refr?.shmenls earryini,l oul 1111• li 1 ailhury , Mrs. lit'rnll l l A n 1 ho1 1y , l i1 - t ( : 1 1mt's wP 1·e p hy,1•1I a nd ' p 1 1 1.'.'_s 1 Harpn :.ind Mrs. Smart t11k 111g l 1 i, w 1 n M r s M:wv 1 't• 1 -ry, M r s New, tx:dtlnt tlec1rottr 11at1rl■l1 Merchandise · · �ntme t heme were !Wl· Vf•d by \ Mrs .J ohn l-, ulll a rn l Hev. Dona I ( I ' v1:u,_ oWl'I S , I 1 � ,nk Mrs to :iwurdNt · l , · e a\1•v Emo1;1•1 Mrs Evi• l l yn l i , t p1ir . • , • · 11H1k1 h ,.., to . and , . l il(�lllt'. Mra. Remo Ne1rl, M 1 5 I' llll I 1 ,IS ( ' rn ... . '11rs l• r;lll("PS 1 ,r lV!n!,'., M rs. who also wnn the I1u01· pnu• amI · · , fort IO JOit Ito l' l, Mrl. John B:.ron, M 1 s D O 11 · OW di,plop, ______ H,·tly Sa�-rrf' a,1d M 1·. tharlir MI s.· H. K Vau,�l1a11 lkfr,:,sh · Mullen, Mrs. Basiliu GiroI am1 aml 1 ·I / mrnls t"..il"l·ying oul l ite va l 1'111i1H' : · 1 ,1 1 -r , p 1 m1 · 1 p11l. .,. 't Mre. Rieh 11 rd l<'rrem an. � am•· s l ·' IP r n oon ( ,",r,,/ ', ----l l wml' w1•rt" s1•1·vrd by I f ,•.-- l,,,•�. t - ' • dirf'd101 1 i 'I:,., �fp,•I 'fu,•_·"''".V wtn pJ11yed uml,:,r ll1t' es� F�1vrn·� ��re m.n111t u1"e v11�f's_ St'OlliS M t:T nf Mrs . Nelri wilh µnz1•s aw ;ml I l ht• memllt' n ot tlw A fl t• rn oon , L . l -'u r ; \ i• l i i 1 l ls 11 Si ·outs lu•1rl u I rf' Sl-' I\ I W � l f' ! h't a l�ive n" m I'd to M i�!IH Kai if' 1111!1 L ,, n 1-1 1 c · ,n · lt> u'f tlw WS( 'S ol lle 11 l h �fr l h - 1 r q!ul«r 1111,1,1 1 11� !<Ph. ti . wilh n me l l'd 0111! Mrs . .W 1 lbrd l-.bl:"r�b;ieh : : ( i rueaer, M n . ( ' h r ist nw ( fl.km \ od 1 .�I ,- 1,u r('h w1II mf'i•! '1'11e�. da v l 1 : 1 1 1 s{'lu i t s aml tlwir l t•;itlers Mr.� Teddy W arne r . Mr� l lomi.' 1 i netl . Mn. John <iol'II .Ir. and Mrs altt•rni Mm 111 I wl 11•n g111s fur 1\w fl.L ll' g t• Hu rri . ka1\1· 1 . suid thl' lhlwkins and gw•�1s : Mrs . W i l , <, Mary Rumel m:,n " llt•ar1 l . 1 ni• · w 1 ll lw pn•part'd. \a i l it· s n \ W S( "S 11re lettin g 1 hr ham l .dww a ml d1 1 ldrl•n. Ti·d. , CEILI NG TILE PANELING �kmil,'! s art' a�k 1•d to s- •nd I1 i,: 1 rls u.,,. I I u.·u. 1-00111 f0 1. fl li.' l,,ll;:U- 1 B1!1 , Chi•ryl. m�tl J ohn and Mr�. tly, cracked ceillnp Unsigh . walls Dress ,1p uninteresling Cu�ey 1-'htl l i ;is. lh t•lf rn1 1 lr1hul1on, of ,·ook 1< ·.... ,,, d lar m1·t't lu� pla1·e. made new aaain with be can . PARTY ·"' ...,;'.\'ol:Nn:o . with beau1ifu l wood paneling . , . rnnd 1t•s 1o tlw drn 1-rl1 1 1. llwy ',11 e . tile, oq, ceilina: Mahogany The Rutland M••thol'i 1 .�t WSCS I I IS llll<J I J I f' lo att4'm I I I ll' 1 11 ('4"1 mg "I ft. As low as as luw as _ will sponHor an opt'n hou�e Sl<tn I is a11 wrnual prnwd wh 1 rh w.is lt!y Party In thf' d1u n h ha'il'rnPnt 81Hrl 1•tt sPwrn l y1•,1r� a�u hv Mn. oµ Ft:bnwry 15. Hibl al '"i :Kl p 1 t:vPrt'II l);iv1� and int"ludli� Vali•n m� All a� urged 111 u1t1•nd. , l lllt' ( ; 1 /1� lo �1iu1 Ill� (� ! ht• drnrr lr _ ----and l'omrmu1 1t y. The Vii\e 11 l 1 nPs w i l l hf' de l iver-':" · I rd by the members of tilt:' Youlh ,'. , ; '.; ,· . ' a,ooLEPOAT, OHIO �-el l uw.� h ip of the rhurdi. I C I 1· ''. ! ,., �ti \ \ \ 'I, ' Cathol,'c Women N o�e A t. ,es I-' Committees Esquire Ran k Conlerred On T I I i,��! - �- - - I . M e.m b ers I <I " 4 �::�c=r. 0 Valentine M,ot, I U sed A t M eet i ng I n Lehew Home pag e, an t W jll Tell H," story Of p ,ay er D ay I ------ ' , B I \ Bapt,·st Choir' I Party Was Held Wedn esday fve 1 ' · I ,, . Sunday Eveni ng, 6:1 5 P.M. � I PTA Com m i t tee I I FAMILY MOVI E "BIBLE ON THE TABLE" Plans E ven ts On March 1 8 · I ' . u n 'ted Method'st Church I • I · I ·. I ! ti'.';·. . l10W tO n1ake your BAHR CLOTHI ERS ,; add boouty hanit, 1 ' • , I '. ' LIIERTY THEATRE NOW SHOWING Steve R1>1•vrs In "THE GIANT (W \ MARAT H ON" "CBIME & PllNISIIM MENT U.S.A. With Mary MurphJ I I-TARTS SUNDAY ----n{I!: JAYHAWKERs · • Jtlf Chendlour. F e.. Puk1•r Jerry Ll'wis In "'THE B E LLBOY" Shown At 2 & 7 Sund11y I I 1 Hearing Aid Service Free Rome Consnltatlon r"':�a..get Terms ,--• 'iltl ind lnformetian at Dutton Drug Store, Mldcll•port, O. ;_ DILES RADIOEAR CO. Phont LY 3-4550 " Mo,rls Ave. .�....t PEGBOARD Just right for WOl'klhops, ut­ Ideal for kitchens, baths, ut­ ility roonu, kitcbena, play• ility rooms. Easy-to-apply, rooma. Easy-t� apply, All colors As low tt. As low as _ Thi' amh wt'l:l tin� ann1wr, 11 ·y of Mr imd Mrs. F.dHat Mnx Har­ rah wi l l ht' ohst•r\{'cl on Febrnury \!l a l t heir home on St;JIP rouit'. 248 p11sl I ' hesu." 1 . I Their rhildreA ,md fam 1 \ir� will bt' hostrsseR lor lhf' t'l'iehra1 ion whirh wi l l he held from 1 µ m · until S when fr lends and relal i�e� are inv11ed to visil with lhem. , I At'1en1, Ohio 1 5( ' • 'rtLEBOARD Around The Clock j ,,., • . 9 1 C alt 50tl, A II ni 1wr11,tr)' , IV ill II,, 1:,/,/,rt11f•tl < - 43C ·•· ,. ___ lllc ': \ e n t 1n e a1 y W• Pay 3 /0 Interest ° On Your Savln91 The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company �mlM-r Federal R..erv• Syst•rn Member Fedar ■ l Deposit lnsuranc• Corporation POMEROY, OHIO 'I ( !° I woul:= What shrinks woolen? Friction when wet. And what causes fri�lion inside a was�er tub? �� agitator. Therefore: woolens are safe m the Frigt· daire Soak Cyrle. Bec�use this i_s a true �till-Water Sollk (just enoug't-i agitator action to dissolve the detergent and no more). 1 •~ Drivers Escape · In]·ury In· Wreck BAKER FURNIT URE · ON THE BRIGHTfST CORNER I N ,). ,.__ ... �- .... . . ., ...-� .... ' I inter- I ��- WI_ Lab�r Counsel Would Have Government Keep Hands Off ''q I �.J"' , lbe Woman, Ja1'led Blaze Put Out Quickly In Modern Mart t.orz,. Are Reported II Unemployment ._. .. .I pr....,.. • ti , n breathJn& , Jackets Face On Charge Of Pocket Picking Glouster In • openmg Game Plans Spot Study Of U. S. High Marks Pmmrof I 'Rescue Breathing' Film h Obtained By Heart CouneU �= Moeller Will flere At Annual l\ileetmg �:rsb:; :.�led 41111 M "111It fl# 9 obla4I ' • CWDJD1A>l1 • M _.,___le!Jl Coru.mca. Maa <llarllil \t rire. folJNIIN • WI 11tJ '1111 • Mis• Dabo Speaker ,.. tirm After Eight Year Wait President Says ,pNdl : DIAL wv 2•2 1 56 S AM lo 5 PM <= rr�:.f��.= :.::. ........ g mg, Lumumba, TWO Compamons, R d Dead In Escape Qalml Are � " T ---�-�-� . }__. "*. ""!:, or n»e _.,,led MIDDLE PORT ·- ,. I � Thi RuuWUI wd there wu oo Jang dillancff and the guldmg or cated the ll)ace ltlip -life aboard the l,415.7-pound .inLer• a ,pact statioo, lo chKk mart equipped witb rocbt, Wlucb � _ � planetary tlaition. l �:t.actly the ,tu of the ll>Olar ,y1- be med lo change ill cour'II: ••The main ob)ect of the pr°V? I tem and to carry out a prop-am l necessary. ls to check the method& ot inject. I of phy�al ob��·v atwns m outer Soviet officlal8 did oot .. . inl a ,pace body into an the offic1.al a.MOUllCfflllell very much �il OIi ju,t bait ... pisMtary tr1:jfdory, to check ra- uid. 1tnaational feat ID recatrJ W dio eommWUcatioU over 1uper- 1 nie reference to guidaace indi- acromplahed. I .:-...= fm,• -- . � _.., ..J: Repol'U that Meigs County's Auditor Gordon Caldwell. where the rumor 1UJ .. ... ne\f' oomissioner, Republican Av- I Nelson, in aeekmg his fir9t term ed but left the impn!uioa. •-­ ery Nelson, i'w resigned or ill of office, swarmed over oppon- some idea. OlaDcn of Cf1 'I' planning lo dO so. were termed ent.a in the May primary and was sulta other than td: al'llllllll Iii complete falaehoods today by the lop man of his ticket, in the No- coonty an zeru, Mr. Nella jovial, graylllg official of Bt;dlord vember battle. Many rumors 1111 • IIW'.... ti Commwiooec N,1""' ,aid J:,t "plain faloehoodl"" bat{ A top labor union lawyer said Saturday the Federal Towosbip. ' · government should maintain a "hands off"' policy io Mr. Nelson told The Daily Sen- he has '•never dropped" the slight• ed about ·t1,e cowitJ bz. Management-Labor negotiations at a meeting attended tln!-1 "at It ._ m todaJ he bas an• est hint that he haa any in�ion of Clppo,lte factkm al .. a nouneed to no one thst he has an}' of resigning. Democratit Commls- 1iean party lfnc:e U. matzoQl by three Meigs County lawyers. . A Pomeroy man driver of a Valley Belle Dairy truck, inlention. of resigning liia post. 8iooer Don Mullen was lllterview- pule aroae at the iltart ti It wu the afternoon sessloa of escaped injury_ this morning in a pre-dawn crash on He admitted, however, that the ed and reported that be has never Nelson'• tffm this JUI'. .,, the Ohio State Bar Association Route 7 in Addison. rumor II definitely being 1pread heard Mr. Nelson aay a11ything son also uid tod8J' that hll .. held at Morgan County's historic The state Highway Patrol said fler . and thal conv ictions in th� I around. He aaid that be has nev- about resigning at any meeting he not bekmg to 8111 � oourthouae in McConnelsville. AlRonnie F . Martin. 21, former same . court rcet'nlly brought j er thought of giving up the post has attended tlli!: year. tending from here were Common tion'' but that wbat Jw .. Pomeroy High School basketball these frnes. he woa in the NOYember General Mr. Nelson refu!led to guesa what he f�T, ta right. Pleas Judge Jo h n C. Bacon, player, wa1 the truck driver, One of $25 and oosts to_ Ar�hur . Election. Proseeuting Attorney Bernard travelinl!l north. He was making I<: Randol ph, 23, Guysville. r,ir c.omm1aioner Nelson a.aid he Fultz, and Frank W, Porter , o[ a left turn when a car behind unsafe operation, and Hamer : was contacted by aome uf h is Crow, Crow • .!lnd Porter. him driven by Floyd E. King- P h illips, 28, Bedford, O. , $IS mid friends thil morning who told him The main speaker was G. L bury, -M, Route 1, Gallipolis triPd costs, for speeding. the rumor is spreading like that Patterson. general counsel of the lo paaa. , "wildfire." He said, in dilt..ounl• Uaited Rubber Workers' Union. Klngb\lr)''I car was heavlly lrig the rumor, "I ran for the job AFL-CIO, of Akron, o. • who said: damaged in the crash, the daLrY I of commissioner and won - I in''Rescue Breathing," a film designed to teach � @ "After all, labor �d managervT, SMITH vehicle GDly moderately. Neither I tend to keep it in the pubUe lo- how to save lives by the new proven method 'J'f �­ ment knows its busineu best." terellf.." to-mouth breathing, has been purchased by the � h into Gau- i Speak In Mr. case Nelaon would kmCounty Heart Council, Dr. Charles D. MuJlen, �� M��::: :�u�=ii ':tK:� :i!/ !o';k�;, e�:;�: der a resignation. poll, Municipal court for ilnprop- 1 his successor president , announced today clar, IR srrv1ag a& ra•IG opena• New England lo California, in• • would be appointed tt,. the Proin& In the 4:46 L m acci• Produced wider the medical victims of suffocation by � lor •• t b e JOlb 1bte, HawaU. eluding Akron and Detroit. 1 ba� Jud�e. the Common Pleas supervision of physiciaM who de- ings, choking, electric � _.,, Pvt. SmKb gradll8ted from •J>ttE1ceutive Committeemau for ' nJudge and the Co1D1ty Auditor, all veloped the technique, the film drugs, heart attack, Pl � The Patrol - reported ¥.:r. , Cong. Walter H . Moeller wlll lal Radio Trallling School, Fort Diatrict 17 of the Bar Aleoclatlon. Republicans with thl MNplian 41 pa,b.Leally re-enacts the Jabora- atioo and ebelt injury. � de! W�llam�, 39. _Beaver, has , KJ,, , Jan. 11, after com- Er1e · ff, JIHd'gewater, Jr., Ath the speaker Fri.•ay, February Knoa been cited mto Me11s County ex�� which ,cil!!!n.tif- 1 dent said. . ..i.. School when pletloa ol ba1le tnl1tni. He II ens, presided at lhe aftemoon 0- · court for ,uiVIni a defect"1ve mu.r- 17 at EasIern H:,g,• f<aDy .,,... """' """lhlnc ii . TaugbL 811d gr a ,d -' R"J •• H I b. a u te aeulon, which also inclllded an ."..-.-.. Mr. Patterson the Meigs County Annual Tl?.nch.,. ...,,_ I far superior u an emergency 'brincbea or tllit � ...,::. School, address on commercial brw pracers' meeting is held. source of Uve-saving oxygen than mouth-to-mouth t !f Uce by Boria Auerbach. of tbe A registration and coffee hour the �ual methods of artificial been officially adopted bJ ..., Association's Research Counsel. begins at 9·30 a. m. followed by . reaprrahcrn. , b a morning program mcluding mu• Following an evening banquet Vivid dramatnatiolUI demon- izatioM for en"N!rgency UIJP ;· · at Rocky Glen Sanitarium, Judge sic by lhe Eastern High Scno1JI 1 strate exactly how il is � to viYinl!l suffocation � music department and a talk by Carlos M. Rieck:er, McConnels-medical bea.11. .and .,.fetJ rescue the 11vea of unconsclOllS ages. ville, as lo.1stmastl'r, introduced Bernard l Griffith about slate _ Clubs 811d o,gaolDliom The Meigs County Sheriff's deMattew J. Smith, New Pbiladetschool legislaton. He ia a.n ofBy Un.lied PrelllS lntemaUonaI ing lo present the fiho � partment atrt'la.eu phia, President of the Ohl:> St!l+e •-• a ..-1e.ar ficial of the OEA. oId lhe Gentle warmth lulled the South � meetlnp may Middleport Negto woman yesterBar Association. apeaker for the Tbe Pomeroy Fire Department Cong. Moeller appears follow- today Ioan bam hy eoalactfn,f: �low a sluggish front that everiing. President Smfl:h o.illi,1ed Middleport.'s Yellow Jackets en- day aftemooo oo a charge of 1pici.: WM ulled Saturday afternoon to Ing lunchoon at 12 nooo _'O 1 F, . played hob wit� midv.-estern ther- the C. Hiliba, Mlddlo;,,z\ , service owed to the public ter the state '?"marnent �ail pocketing by force. ext.fnluilh • minor b11ze in the P• m. and a buSmess meetmg 1s momete rs and trapped , sub-z'!ro i'b<me WY ,,,..,. <- t t- � by practicing lawyers, parlicular- next Saturday m.gbt �t Yort High Margaret Anna Oiler, JO, 11 I)@. Modern Mart Store located in the scheduled arter Mr. Moelll"r s I cold in parts film of 11,e ... - liq ' New England . ly the speeding up of the admln- School, Buchtel, agamst a strong ing held ill coonty jail oa $,,00 center of the busmua district at speech. . Un.seasonal the interest 60-degree of readings We!t Main-et. lstratioo of juatice in tile Ohio ( 10-7 > Gloust.er Clasa A squad. bond for an appearance in cc.unly blossomed overnight at Atlanta, vice. LEASE!! WAREHOUSE Courts. He atruck at the apathy Drawings held Sunday at Ath- court �etlme today, Charges finmen 18Id that the a., and warm air wafted across b• originated ID a partJUoo of Robert King, Bradbury, of the G of lawyen and judges who failed @as put the Jackelt in the f l r s t were brought against her by Don WASHINGTON C UP() - Labor the Mississippi into the central the Ilion. Befora volunteen ar- KJng Builders and Supply flrm. to speed disJ)Oial of trial dot:kl"ta. I� of the Non-County tourney Eblin. Secretary � J, Goldber�. ayor ,,.,,, Ji\led at th!_ PDlt the fire was bu leased the main floor of the and southern Great Plains 'I'Lawyers and 1... ts from n u- startmg at Ill p.m, The Jackets a re Eblin charc1ed Mn. Oilt!!!I' and back from • fJVe-state lour, 131d Bond Of One •e nearly utlnguished by worken Temple Theater building in �Idens, Hock.log, Meigs, \lorgan, S.12, with a game to play Y e t a male companion visited hi.I today he planned an on-the-spot • , In Pomeroy Mayor and �. Noble and Washfngton Counlies against Wahama this week. dleport, aod for the time being UI Jim Harrl8 Taken home Saturday night and took study of Wlemployment problems gar's court Saturday � 111 e The department reported 11stng uaing it as a warehouse. • were in sttendanl-e. Tribute was Tbe drawings resulted in these $200 1n cub rrorr. him. He aa.id in other areas within the nert penon .,. fiPed and ea,11_ I,· Ill Early Sunday onl)' a amall amount of water in ot r : that one of lhem held him 'Wt,iJe month. 'J'he Middleport Eni.ergency paid to the far� that although he placings MR. JOACHIM BETTER -sign, forfeiting hill fl5 -4, :(!f,doutlng the Heavy lllllOke .. Monday, Feb. p.m.-Mld, 7 District 1 7 has but 77 membe 21'.t I , the other took rs the Among Unit addition money. the al e was : areu II d t l lr. p � · " a._ he m t Thom cl, New BaVldll - l!trick Prominen and w o n well-k n wa said to have filled the t illd. 38 are actively serving 00 com- dleport-Glooster winner va. Nel- Sheriff Robert Hartenbach re- hoped to visit were West Virginia, S da to e H $Z5 a arris UD Y Meigs nty e n reslr Game a W ed d and COili by Maya- i.., C.ou Ing, but Uttle damage wu · lncllrmittees of :.herr state aQOCiation , aonville ( 12-6 ) ; New Leilllgton St. ported that a warrant h8I also Massachusetts, . the Mesabi iron d n 0 st ll�c ';�� charge lph ol, leaving .. � Joachim is reported imon a Do red. 'lbe store remained open. Aloyalue 00-7 ) vs. Creoksville 06 been filed by Eblin agaiq,c the ore range in ·: J lffl Lhighest ' perc�lage in Ohio, a 8 s , on Minneaota d be and 110 , ved some at Meigs General Hospital of an accident. He wu ..., ,u: . m s Thia momfna; at 8:03, the Mid- pro ____ __ -1 1 , 8:30 p.m. other party, He wil! face a aimil- aoutbem and western states. by Pemeroy Police dleport fin unit waa eal]ed to the Mr, Joachim will be confined for corne ill and was -�en to �o_lzer _ Thursday. Feb. 21, I p. m, - F!- ar charge when •ppnbeoded, Goldberg apected to report to acddet MEETING POSTPONF.:D earl WIIllama home on Doct-tt some time, though, due to a heart Hospital by �e- umt on advise: of m Sy�• · nals. One to team Well n csto Se Th aheriff' 8 ICM!al phsyci<:ian . e a dC!Nlr+m�t also Pre&i.dent Kennedy today or Tues- week. to put out a minor chimney blazt. C011dition. The Portland :1'A m�lng tional and one team to New Lex- reported the Fire Chief Tom Dant reported arre� of James day 00 hia %,31»-mile weekend -------- "" schedl.Ued for torught ltas �n ington sectional. CLUB TO MEET C OF C TO MEET W t swin linois, ugh g Sprouse, .bro that little damage wu done to The Pomeroy Chambt!!! Il Indiana, Cfo_ sed For "A_he" port 41, Middle on a The Portland-Great Bend Home poStponed until Monday mght r of ComPTA TO MEET ch arge of disturbing the pe&l'lt at Miehigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania OfflCel of the Me1p C 9 I I I y the home and that the fire was IDe('('e wi'' mee toolg t ht at 8 P- m. Demonstration Club wlll meet at February IOtl!.. The Bradbury put tut In I Bhort tb:ne. The only in the offi:'t's PTA meet will a local tavl!l'D. Edward J. Manin to .study jobles.11 oondiitona. C'.Gurtbouae and the alllll&J'• of the Ohio Power the home of Mn. Tbomaa Sayre, Wednesday night at 1: 30 io the of Pomern1 ii bemg held O n 1be cabinet member talkt!!!d to banu were clmM. today - � damq:e wa around 1hl ehimneJ, Company The mast.er plaa for Thursday February 16, from 10 BOARD TO MEET grade school building, A Fo1D1ders chargea of into,clr.,tion lllued i,y Kennedy by telephone from Pitts- aervaoce of LiocClln'1 bir&llidtq, lw! Mid. Meigs County development, con- 30 a.m. until 3 p.m, 'I1le topic will · The Southern Local Board of _ Day program wlll be presented , the OWo State Patrol burgh Sunday and said the Presi- Wort will resume twuorrow. celved at Miami University, will be "Personal Grooming And Sew• Education will meet tonight at 8 _ . and all paat president, wUI be dent told him be thought the trip A trial date �uleill lw! presented. Ing," wlfh potluck lunch at noon. p,m, at the Racine High School , honored, ·,', bad been "v,ry wortbwbfle," In Common Pleu C$d Al, C,aoDIDll Event Let aa.tfied He!,, Yoo pootponed until furtbao .,.. ., dabo. daughter of lo the u"" 0 "" 1 1day, 11,e - 811 1 _ Mr, and 11n. - Dtbo of ,. Th Pumm,y '""'11""Y ,quad cerned the state of Qlllil q 113'" �Ill 11otpm, pnoft1eat of i. wao called at 4 oo ,..,.nlay af. man E. Scholl, ....... OPEN DAILy Double Of -- - -· I) ,.., ..., .... .. f J The Public Utilities Commission promptly file with PUCO. :: at the rate of about $1 million a sioa to baae rate bands on t h e Saturday admwuon,, ..,...� lowlnl • al of Ohio (PUCOI has granted Gen· He pointed out that It hu been month. " caJ treatment• number of main telephonea, Doi Mae �o•ell. Pomeroy: ·.....eral Telephone Co, of Ohio a ,1.- more than eight year1 since Gen- What's more, . he noted, during the total number of phone• �chim, • ,cbool. Pomeroy. amdq hom �. Mn, Jahn K. ud T afi,496 annual rate increase - era} Telephone ha1 bad &D in- this period operating • • Kelley attended the costs f o r calling area. Sa turday Oiii. disc . harges o,remany alightly more then half tbe '2,- crease in rates. "'Jhla la extraor• In wages taxe.1 alld other day-to-day "'Mle company ls not adverae Day H� G� Jean Ellen ft apending I faw da71 941,651 the company had request- dinlll')'," he said, • Cheshire,. "In that "'t! have- expenses have Increased ' from to thil move," Williams I a 1 d, Rupe, De"'- �at bolno before llartJni boopftal ed, lw!ld lhe line en rates during th� II0,7 million onaually oo 118,0 mil• "Md ,,,..lf)li<ff lhllt Lets,t. ft trltnlD& Wedoeeda, moniln.1. has W, -• V,: aod Monti - - , • A apekeaman at the office of 1mg period of inflatkm . " lion a year. in view of the ertraordinary dePome_ r oy, the General Telephone Co, here Since \he last rate lncrease, The president continued, laying velopment of extension phone■ in ELlBAB�l�e(UPD - Former Congolese Pre- Sunda.y Admlsaiona - I- -,. _, said U11B morning no one iD Pom- w b I c b was based Qtl the com- the company Beneftt ti,·a of recent year1." rnier Patrice Lumumba and the two men who broke jail Whaley, de Year ,1..0 eroy knows what effect the PUCO pany'11 plant in service and on 1mch much-needisedapprecia Sha : Liiw• 1''!' ��-. relier as is pr. In another move, the ruco "?th him last Thursday are dead, er, Rutland; George "'f'!L $(• ·1� ti, it was elaJml � announced offiunem- increase will have on 1oca1 rates. oosta of operating more than eight vlded by the Commlsalon'1 Order, eJemd to establiab rate d!flfteD- c1ally today. Sr., Pomeroy, and Mary -,....... ·, "' are dw in Local hlCJ"eUH will be incllld- year, ago, the �y bu spent "B11t tt ii , M resretted that t h e Uals between type, of ,errice, Lwnumba, Maunce �: for- SUnday night they were unofficial- Pomeroy. ?ialp COUllty' offiee cl, the ed. In tariffa to be prepared im- nearly $Bf million . ill expansion PUCO did not aee fit to grant 111 namely. dial and manual. mer JOUth ilDd lpOrtll miniSter. ly reported. to have crossed Suoday D1SChaf1u .. 4-.,h_ ·l. the and lmprovement of _,.Ice. be the full amotmt Burtan at UlilmpJo,ment Qm- mediately by the utlUty. our request, Prelxlent Williama d�lared the and Joaepb. Okito. former Senate Northern Rhodesia. KeUey, Middleport : -;t . 1 satioo, • wa npotted Sahlr• Taxes will lop •.760 off t b e decland. which 1o our opilµon wu the company 11 not in � acron:1 with deputy r,:ieabr, Oed from a f . , Middle • , and arm. Fh:im the begirmhtg, obaerven SOD $1,82a,496 total leaving only f180.- "In fact." be added, "during proper port • It U l amount naceuary to eatab- that decfaion, mce a partlcular house jalJ. :; had viewed the reported "escape " Lobo, Pomeroy. rirty lnlttat clam were filed 736 ill the annual Increase for the lhe period of allghtly more than 1•. Jish earnin'11 that would be at a lJPe of operation ii not neeeuar- Katuiga Interior Minister Gode- of the t.bree men wi disbellf lh company. e. Ja,l WfJM and addec1 ID the ue . two years fllnce � cue was fil• fair and NIIIIRebJe lnel.'' LOCAL TEMPt Oy • proper criterion of val!N ol rroid MUDGn&o annowiced today Some had speculated: that the noo11time continued clahm at tM bla2natng Clare E. Wtlllams ol Marlo11, ed with the PUCO, grvu additio111 The Pl1Cfl"t, •Order jl effected aenlot. that all three were dead. three were killed and that the the inta'Sectlon o/ the WMk. The - - pnaldeot of the company, ■afd lo plaot have i. ap- aome chMgoo 112 &be ,at, balldl<>a "Gonend -plloot h.u aD tha Sfnce Zbelr _ report..i e ape sc ttp0rt ol the� "'""ape" wa, an Meecbanic-,ts ;, "-" daima one year ago totaled :m, the new rates will become ilffec, l)l'OUUtely 121 million. Our cur• arranprliMlta, ooatrar, to t b • ieompany'1 remPlln& muual n- from the.Ir jail at Munguluoga elaborately planted story to aet sunny 51 degrees, Wm • Frank W. Cbllderl,, mlJMIIPr. Uve on the PUCO'a �eptance ol Nnt oonatruct.lon of new If � ' a a d COQIJ)litly'1 propouL On, cbaie dlangea pt'lll'UDIDlld for d.lal Nil- Jul week, the whereaboull of · lW tbe It.age for a claim that they lbe year . 1lilh � :2 the tariff, which company w id 1 1 1 �ved flc:ilitiel ii 101n1 en ,temm,d &om the PUCo'a dNi- ftrlioa -.·• be aa . 1' aaid. tiu. bad bem a mylluy, Only ftl'II killed whikl ill fli&ht. exceed 56. , �, With Th• F rigidaire Automatic Soak Cycle, You Can Wuh Woo len Blankeh Without Shrinkag.t .. - - ... -. 111 p!! •.... ' ·- ...,, Commissioner Avery Nelson Calls Reports He Will Quit·· Post 'Complete Falsehood' � -� � General Tel Granted Over $t1 Million Rate Increase , 18" • � ,. -- .... ... a ..... ,, , k pp COff MOSCOW (UPI) _ A three- Academician A. Mlkhailov, dl- "leueninS of moon esplora&n or tion. It did not NY bow much tbll . _ uarter ton Soviet rocket ,hip re<:tor of the PuUcovo Observatory the mao-in-apace project. " He The Communllt party newapa- 11181Uta � but MJd It wu ec1 tbrou8h 11)11&:e OD a three near Leningrad, commented., •:a l uid_ ell the projects were over- per Pravda proclalmed ··� launched br "irnprO'led multlstage in �qLIHt of outer 1pact stage rocbt. ntb ioumeY towanl VellUI to- little patie11ce and new ,ages will lapping ones. JnO day but RWlllBD actenUata did not be opea 1J1 plBnetary utrmw:my Weatern and Sov1ec scieotl&b and carri� commenta of ptf,UN 'nil! beav�1t previoul object Grknow yet whether It would ICOtt in the- stnrly of our 10lar neigh- 11:1id the system Indicated remark- f�om Soviet and Western � bited by the Ruuiant--er anyone a hit on earth'• "twin" planet. bor�. Venus and then Mars." ably advanced guida11ce 1ystem, Wilt. -wa, • 7.1 tGn sputnik Jauncbtd , "Molbrr" S.tellit.e and powerful rocket&. The method N. Barabbaahov,_ d1r�clor of the 1 a week ago Saturday, A lO? acientllt who asked that be thheld The IJlterp' .natery station wae had been diseuued for year• t,ut Kharkov �te Umvers1ty Obaervsaid it wi hia hed Sunday from a "moth• so far a• waa known thi, Willi the at-Ory, aa launc i, d the new IP�� a� be Bible to tell uutil . ed er" which carri satellite had � �It pouibihfin first time lt bad been tried, the tr� known whether lhe ahip wou.Ld plunk lntci cloud- it beyond the heavie!lt pull of If auccelSlul, the space probe for d1scovenng what 11 beneath covered Venus or obtt around lt_ l g ravity. might be likened to standi11i;: In the cloud cover � Venu,, "It dependa on the data aent The high �� ientifi<: source said New York with a rifle �d hitting often tenned. earth I ai5ter planet. The Rus&iana said a 1pecial back by the interplanetary Bta- 1 Soviet sc l(>ntJsts had developed an apple In San Franc1SCO, . · . d k� h high spee J'O(' c• tee niques w "fli&-• ..�t center" wu trac'-'boll he aaid. " the � Lou& Trip Ahead • such a degree they did not have rocket ship and t'Ontrolllq the H• or orbit• the Russians were I! Tile Russians elated at the to n he shot for th me t oe tim t times ' e ii radi d back to earth oo � : lllated wltb the roet:et shot which shot, said the atatloo would hav., _ mprised mu meg and rll c Venus wou 0 1 • 922 8 acy cles. i c;:i ' first attempt to I co 3• 00 travel for more tban t.1ree reach out mechanically to com- est to each other . month» before reaching the " 11 ,n There wu oo indication whet.bthe that satellite confirm& He sys-I the in solar planets panion of the planet Venus" the latter er the _rocket ship •�Id bit Ve­ DWI, circle around 1t or shoot tem. They already started talking which carried the station awa_y part of May. I launch la 1from w a s rth d e right a by Into space, � abolll a abot to Mars. ed I rection opposite to the earth ,s Premier Nikita S, Khrushchev oc m aaJ(I Radi NCOW M e r ket o The "mother" aatellite which returned to Moacow Suoday from movement around th2 sun. 88 station 1 iDterplanetary carried the ln�rp� 1tation � tbe Ruaaianl � it-was moving , Another scientist told UPJ the an agricultural survey of the aloft started m �rb1t around the , V��s_!_�ket did not mean any i provincl!I to ahare in the celebra- ·I earth, the annotmeement said. af 25,000 milel an hour. Smith .. Cf C ,._,,,, _, • ,a,:;� Pomero)l•�dt11_:rn, Ohio, Monday, Feb. 13, 1961 nppma � - Every Pay Day! /I I Dnoi.cl To TIN lntern,. Of The Mei•1-Muon Are, fuirtJ z ..,h • t Russians Score Again With Venus Shot; Doubtful Of Hitting Target ' . 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