http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/30da73cda987c63020e110f5c2e0c706.pdf d428dae11934f7a1271162f5d14d5770 PDF Text Text ~ ~- -u _.,...~.- ... ..... ~- r o., Jan. ~ ~ 118& . Ohio · f!3 ~ TONIGHT & TUISOA Y "MUS<:Lii llEACH PARTY" (Technacol or ) frankie Avalon - Annette -iii • 81 y _.,.....,.. r. ,.,. ,.,.,..... ., ' FHturatte: TtiJ D1ric •nd Gru•some Colorc•rtoon• VOL XVI -- r--·4 ·~ ........... .... WORLD ··' TUESDAY, JANUARY -12, 1965 • $1.5 BilliDJi·: ~M.ore IS Asked In SchoOl Aid by President . .. in tbe ~ .. -; I n. .,.......,_ ~Y-MIDDLEPCIRT. OHIO NO. 229 en tine -~· ?;_. i ;; ; :,.; -.;$-· .• F unt~e llo --·--·- (J \ MEIGS THEATRE - . ~~~-- -·-· • .. . I, ~- · -·~~·· ·. Says Education is Nation's '1.5 No. I Business in Future ' IJNiTEI) NATIONS. N. Y.WASHINGTON (UPI- - fredde.tlt Jolm~ea'l l'lle Sovlei Union'• token U. N. biiUon edue~tlon program at glanee: . · ~· !'ll¥1! meana "absolute. Pre-lcllool - UIO mUUoa added to tbe 1111&1-poverI)( no cP,np" tnt he financial ty progam to otep up 11unery ~ehool aad ·kb141ersar~:idlpcli .iDd diles little to help ten dlllea. . . . .thji Ul)lled Nation's srort-term Low lneeme School Dllltrleta - $1 bllllon , to fl. bUdtolal')', Jll"'blems, U. S. lllfte •peelal plMDI to Improve c~ade IDd llllh lie~ IOIItcU slld Ieday. tralllln& of S million ~blhl\'en from famiUes wUb )'<!11'· U. N: otflctals disclosed Mon- Jy lneome. of $~.000 or len. day tllat Russia, the Ukraine, Sebool Books - uoo mUIIon 1o buy loeally ap- a $100 Pledges Received for New Airport . ~· fiVf CENTS LT. ROSE llyeli>rusiia, Hunglll)', and Bul· proved Jllwary and te..&booka for eblldren Ia publk, garla had made payments on private ud paroeblll~ehoola. · ·· ·· Ulelr regular bUdletary .,.. .... Edutat1pnal Le11tera - ••oe million to belp bidld ments. But only Bulgaria paid laboratories anrl oCher apeelal types of daurooma. efiough to eteape the lou of CoUegea - i280 mllllon for 140,000 federal lclJio. ill! General Allembly vote un- Jarsblpa to promlolng but needy otudentl; federal derI Artlc'e 19 of the charter. .&uaranteea for private loan&. . l\ ANNOUNCEMENT FREE HEARING TEST • Will Be Given By William Diles, Athens, who has s ~ A~ V mo re than 15 years experience He will demonstrate the most remarkable new hearing aids by Radloear. E .. COLUMBUS - OIUO REpublican Chairman Ray Bliss says he wUI accept lhe partv's national chairmanship, If It becomes vacant. only II asked lo do so by Sen. Bari-y Goldwliter. Bliss has been nominated oflen u the likely success6r lo • ori W~a~I~g: Apparel for Your family Remember the place and the date. La Salle Hotel, Middleport National Chalnnan Dean Burch, shopld Burch be ousted at the national committee mee~ Jng · In Chicago on Jan. 21. (;OP furniture for Your Home .•. .... . . Bargains All Over The Store $144 Million Road Is Revealed '·'· WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2-5 P.M. Call For Home Appointment - No Chorgo DILES RADIOEAR LY 3-4550 '245 E. State lt. Athtns, 0 . Ct"t~rter No. 1980 REPORT OF CONDITION OP The Pomeroy Of National Bank POMEROY In lh• Stat• af Ohio, at tht Clast of Bualnen on December Sl, 1964. Pu.. lished in rll"spon" to call made by Comptroller of tt.. Currency, under tion 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes, ' ~ ASSETS . ., D Ca.-.h, balances with other banks. and cash items in process ol col h>{'tion ..........•... $1,015,344.38 United State-s Go\•ernment obligations, direct and guarantef-'d (N f'l of any r eserves) . .....••.... . .. 3,0!14,!141.11 Obligations of Slates and politiral subdivisions 1 Net of any reserves ) .... , , .. ...... . 425,116.97 01hp~ · hoods. notes, and debentures (including no securitie~~ of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed by U. S.) tNet of any res('rv cs J . . ...... ........... . 1,742.110 Loans a nd discounts !Net of any reserves) ......... ....••... 2,441,162.58 Fixed assets .... .. , , . ...••••.•• , , •• , , , • .• 31,000.00 Other assets ....•..••..••• , •.. , , •••.•• , • , , .. , , ••• 28·437.30 D • TOTAL ASSETS ...... .. ............................ $6,!!98,344.!!f LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partners hips, and I'Orporations ............. . ....... $2,938,802.61 Time and savi nef. deposit s of individ u als, partnerships, and corporation... ....•. •• , .. 2,998,279.55 Drposits of United States Government ... ..... , . , .. . , • , , .. 108,459.28 Deposits of States anrl political subd ivi sions . . ... _......... . 475,460.43 Certified and officrr~· checks. elc. . .. 15,312.53 TOTAL DEPOSITS ..... ........... $6.536,114.40 Total demand deposi1 s ... ......... . ... $8.450,334.85 Total time ~:~nd savinw-s deposits ... _.. $3,0851779.5~ · · - - - TOTAL LIABILITIES . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . ........... $U36,UU0 W estmimter Youth Meet on Suruluy CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-par value per share $25.00 No. s hares authorized 41X)() No. i!llh&rl"s outs tandini 4000, Total par valuf!' .. , ........ $ 100,000.00 Surplus ............ , , , .•. , , , . 300,000.00 l lndivided profits ....... I • ••••••••• I ••••••••••••••• , •• , , • Reserves ·············· · -··········~········~······•·· · ·· TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . ......... ... .. .. ...... . The Westminster Youth of the First 55,230.44 7.000.00 II 482.230.44 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAP ITAL ACCOUNTS . .•... $6,!!!!8,344·84 We, the undenlgned directors atteat the conectneu of thla report of eonditlou and declare tbat it has been narnined by ua and to the best ot' tur lmowledae and belief is true and eorreet EDISON BOBS1EiiEK I ' ALFRED M. ELBERFELD WAJtUN PK:UNI Dlre<tort ... T \. e Color TV • Radios • Black & Whit~ TV • Stereo Sets •SEE .c.. Rad!o • $12.81 .. -----.. ·, : _, ~ ~~ f . I'' • '. ... ' ,, ' INGRE~I,E~T LiSTIN.G 0~ J~l:M~~ .RIGHT RE~ FA"':I~,N . ., ~-· · lAKER FURNIT.IJRE ' MIDDLEPOitT Salser . . . . ltlf 'RITE DIET ~ utisi~~ion, tao, because f!ITE Dll!:hs'full of . . . , Your own new loo~ .c.oui~E~'~ '!I baked withouf ,., gbod ·~th ~vary meal, delicious to11ted. · · Special Formula B"ad. R. . . · ~ 1 * f • 1..... DIET SPecial Fprmulo Bread Ieday. short•nina. thanks to our special ,.,.!"u • o ,, ~· . . . . .. est quality in&,..dJents. Result: J:lilh~st 'u•t•tJ FRill Get your hlndy "<:II . lorlt Counter" 1111111m ~·; protein in every slice, !lfld .every thon-thce·111:1Hn iluy RITE DIEt Br11d. l(jtp • 01\ your Cl., . • · weiflhl (a mere 17aramsl .tong In nuttltloii. L!ll'llin . . . •0..· . R'ITE WRAPHI SPECIALS Cashl~r. MAXINE GRIFFITH ADMIRAL" .....--JANUARY --, of th~ ebo\·e-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition hi true and correct to the beat o( 1111 knowledae and belief. 1. MAXINE GRIFFfTII. 1 Fel· .'' 'r' -, .' ' �. . . . . . . ..... . ... ·'• . I' • l ' ' De - DOCTOR SAYS Pip-squeak Piper Baily Sentinel .. eclltorial• - • ramificatlolll of what our . President refers tL as the great soc1ety are endless. There are some skep!Jcs that ttUl have their fingers crossed m regard to the idea that it is any different than those other slogans that were used m as· eaults by other president's on the pressIng problems that faced our society. Boclr. In the days of FDR it wu the New Deal under Harry Truman it was the Fair ·Deal and with President Kennedy It was the New Frontier. Dunng the depression of the 30s it largely was a gtve-a-way rogram or one of made work. In the ~resent ~dmlnistration we are told hthrt the Idea will be for the people to . e P themselves, with the govern_ment f'vtng them the opportunity. Our t~ea o the so-called Great Society is much more than merelv increasing the annual cMh Income of ihose in what are conSidered the poverty group. A great society Is one that encom· asses meaningful living in many ways. ~e will not only have improved the material well-being of mllllo_ns, but w~ f;~~ hnve to explore our entire way o d Improve our cultural s1rl1rture. O~e the ereat pro~ram1 of tht last admm· :1 istration was the interest not only in lm· proving the economic structure of the people but also in trying to get them to be Interested In the best of all tM arts. The White House became a center for the entertainment of visitors by i"eat artists of the performing arts, and the notional cultural center now tlklug form In Washington Ia a rellllt of the interest taken by Mr. Kennedy. This Is a movement that should t.-e shape In every corner,¢ our country and should advance pro(l9rtloJ.Ially a~ we move toward the &cial of the Great Society. We read of 1 proposal by Senator Jal'its of New York state that sounds IJke a move In the rleht direction for the spread of one of tbe perfonnlng arts t<~ all parts of the country. He proposes that government and private funds be us~d to subsidize theater perfonnances ID smaller cities. He plana to Introduce legislation to establlsh 1 National Arts Foundation which would funnel federal grants to non-profit theater groups. NIt would also make It possible for the ational Council of Arts to re~ewe gifts from private sour~es to help develop our nation's cultural resources. .. ... "ft. ... :-, :;.~ .. "" J \ ,.' ' ,,., _ ' 'lilt!:> ?f)KAff'IO • Voice of Broadway ••• reportmg T1111 ALMAN.U: By u1111ed Preu 1Dt&118ttonat Cut Your Own Taxes: 7 Yon May Dcdnet ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN ,. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN What Else Is New Don't be surprised if the investigation Into the assassination of President Kennedy Is renewed In the near future. At least one Senator has listed some searc~Ing and pertinent questions about Lee Harvey Oswald, which have gone unanswered to date . . Sophia Loren was supposed to fly to the (J . S. for the Inauguration, and her arrival was wtdely announced, but the latest scuttlebutt is that she won't be in Washington as scheduled "unless a last-minute miracle hap· pens" . . Re:x Harrison and his actress wife, Rachel Roberts. are shopping for a co-starring screen vehicle - and they'll probably eet lt. These days, all Rex has to do Is ask. Hampton Fancher ill Is pleading with Sue Lyon for a reconrthatton. but she doesn't seem the least bit interested . Joanie Sommers. who is expecting anoth· er baby In abOut a month, turned down Vic Damone's offer to co-star wtth htm In his Summer TV replacement for Red Skelton, which begins shooting in Rome In March . Joanle thinks that's a little too soon to leave a new-born child Robert Goulet just signed a new five-year deal with Columbia Records which can make him a millionaire from disks alone - never mind the nightcluhs, movies or lllage. He'll make many more singles for the company now that he's established as • singer who can "crark'' the very tough sin,Ies msrkel Broadway gue.,ing game: Shubert Alley's hOttest sotto voce romance stars the two leads of a current musical, and I don't mean "'Ben Franklin in Paris" A popular chanteuse has a new platter out which just about sums up her un. happy love affair with an important rrc· ord executive ... A film starring a topnotch male star Is "running very soft" at the box office in a number of locales, simply because his adoring femme fans don't dig his changed image . A pret· ty lady in a Bro&dway show missed a performance rect'ntly be-cause her boy friend had given her a whale of a heatIng, and she was simply not able to go on. The producers of a movie that's bound to be highly-rated in 1965 suddenly became old-fashioned and rejected a MATIIF.WS SIGNS splendid actor for the lead role ~ecause he's in the midst of a divorce action and another woman is involved. If they recalled the Liz Taylor-Richard Burton storv, they might reconsider. People don't stay away from theatres becau~e stars have been divorced. Look at Dorta Day - who'< had three husbands, and ts rated as No. I at the box office. • • • Dorothy Collins, once a television pet and musician husband Raymond sc~tt may be readying an impo~tant _announcement Stuart Damon IS havmg his hair bleached for his role In "Do I Hear A Waltz~" the new Richard Rod· gers musicaL They're makmg btm a blond because the locale Is Italy, and he's playing an American, so he can't look Italian. Of course, he isn't Italian -but that's show biz .. . Tommy Sands has signed for "Easter Man," along with Brandon de Wilde, who is reported to have invested $30,000 of his own loot in the show. Jazz singer Nina Simone has named a famous department store as co-defend· ant in a million-dollar lawsuit for distributing an album she claims she hasn't authorized. It's titled "Starring Nina Si· mone" on the Premier label. (The usual question from this desk: Isn't there a!· ways a contract in these cases, covering the prerogatives of the artist as well as the rights of the record company?) ... Sean Connery would have a fit If he could see the billing he's NOT getting on the marque at Cinema I and Cinema IT. where "Goldfinger" to packing 'em In around the clock. • • V0Innteef Newapoper Enterprlae AIID. It probably was an Internal Revenue auditor who first said: "There would be no mort.&ageJ outatondill& on churches today If ~burch•• actually received all the mon., people claimed they contributed on their tax returns." Perhaps lhal is why so many church ol!lcials are being quer· ied by tal< auditors these days to confirm contributions bo\ni • 23 homtrs and 74 RBT'o last and tho ltftlng of stars fnr high salaries. He plans to examint a MILWAUKEE IUPil - Eddie private study on the ~ bu4 Mathews tht last or the origi- WAN'I'S INVIlSTIGATION ho feels that the govel'nm@ftt nal Mllwiukee Braves who holds WASHINGTON (UP!, _ Sen. should not control athl~lcs. club rl!<'otds for home runs. total bases. extra bases. run! Robert F. Kennedy wants the Roooevelt Lake, reservoir of 1nd at bata, signed his 1965 gQvemment to look into the re. Grand Coulee dam, bod<• _up lationshlp of professionals and eontract Friday for an apparent 161 miles to the Conodlan bor· pay cut. The third balt~man amateurs In sports, particullrly beLted a career low of .233 with in regard to tho football draft dor. Time Do It ........L_.._ repgrted on tax returns. As in all other statements and deductiono claimed on tax forms the burden of proof is on the taxpayer and it Is a wtSI! man who has a statement from hio church or cancelled checks to support his contributions. Furthermore, tbere l1 no ••rule of tbu.m.b" or Haverage •mHilt" &o be 1111ed at • cuDIl'lblltlon. Uol what yoa acl11aJ.. Iy pve. That IIDDIIDI II your dedadloa. Of course, for the overly gen- erous there art maximum lim.-. ltatilnJ. Contributions are generally limited to 20 per cent ol total Income. An additional It per cent may be taken if the money went to reli&ious, charl· table, ocientiflc,l iteracy or ed· ucaUonal orgontzations. '!bit doOa not indude tuition to a school or college but an out· right tift. In ocldiUon to your oontrlbuttona to church you may cleo duct aJl contributions 1o nonprofit IChoois and holpitlla, Salvation Army, Red Qoou, CommWIIIy Chest, Camp Fire Glrlo, Boy Scouts, the vartouo hoalth lu~ and societllll lor the prevention of cruelty ID childre~ or animals . There ore other ltellll that 1re also properly oonsldll'ld 11 deductible chlrttable oontribU· llono. say 111" go te a !IaNier party. wbere. aD lhe (li'O<ftdl ao to o reeoplzed ebulty. U 1110 eioot II lie llcltel io . . U4l 1110 usual charge for doe -">mont er play Is 15, lho - . tDtloDal ~~ lo treated •• 1 - fu!h.~mtng stan are Mere- $11.50 charitable contributloo. Should you give arUcles of The Third Annual Big Bend Middleport'§ Yellow Jackels, will not attempt to han& onto their crown. MiddLeport school otridt~ls ruled the Little Jack· eu meligib'e because they 'Mill tn~othero wbo 1a1r.e. ~holding meetiniB for Scout groups may charge oft the..COst of snaclu oerved . tit meetiDJP, as well as transpoJtatton expertses when taltlng llli!h. tp'Oupi j)!l field trips. ... . .. Delegates to a cllurch eoaventkln wbo are not compell861ed fnr their senm or reimbursed lor their expenses may deduct the tramportatlon charg· es plus the cost of meals and lodging while attending to convention business. Ubder no eire...,....... DUll' ,.. tdarl• off any valao pie<· ed 011 yoar limo et oenloa wblle perlormiJIC oueb \'01111" THE DAilY SENTINEL Rllfl!l,. , f. o~ PuDniMr ·· ...,... , . . . _ 111 ••.., Participating school}i Pt . Pleasant. Nelsonville, Wa~ hama. Rutland , Racine and Eastern Tht' defending champions, * 11-lrs MODEL .... FEET FRaY. '!HE HOUSE. AND rr'S A MAJOR OPERAWN 'TO EVEN ee.T AT rr .... I "Cut Our Own Toxoa" cloTho Dolly S.ntlnol O.lox 419, Dtopl. A, I P.llocllo City Stotlon, I N.. York 19, N. Y, J t I . ~PI" of "Cut Your Own Toxoo" ot SOc por copy. lncloood lo my ciMclr or Plulo oond me money ordor for 5·---- Nome AddrNt Cllf . St,te~~""- .n.. th,.. ...... .., •llvtryl ....;;;;;;;.;,_..-..,.,.,.· ~~ ·•,.~.;,. . ·--~------~- play three ~a:nes in the tourna· Larry Wolft' , be Waha rna Eighth GraJe Team fans Saturd~:~.y ni.ght at lht fi~al ~how of the Btg Bend Cl~s~1.c Will be treal · ed to an exh1h1t10n performanl'e by U. S. Midget Table Tenni! Cham pion Steve Pa"'ons of' Charleston, W Va. _Touma~ent Manager B~ B~ckel . s.aJ~ Par.!lons: . .a~e 13, will pia~ a match star lmg about ~ 30 or B p.m. bt1;"een lht> th1rd and tourth . lfmall g~ me n~ the eve1~ mg wtth John Tannelull _of Mtddleport. . Parson_s Is already two-tnn~s U. S. M1dget champton and " eiigil-:lle lo d(>fend Ius tille nexl M<~y West Virglnl<:t men's gles champion in 1964. Ea•lern Eighth Grade Team Fen wick Rolls To Fourth Win In Cage Play 1 ., h " t··rn 'f I- euna!'t 7:~. - -· --- • ~"'enwtck · • ret"Ord for the season i~ four wins and five ~~~­ es. fo'enwick's next opponent will bt! tT1~ Hannan III!Uo Trace H.~- 8e.I'Vt'S, Tho oamioen, an Instrument , "wllh U.... llrlnp, II ~ '- ·' u Jap~n'a traditional musleal Instrument. tal 0~ in ay I 1 8 itti co. "1 • I • • 1 I • • • • •• I • • • •• • I Patrkk Wood and • Now is the e time • $300 .•• $500 Phone WY 2·2171 -·. •• to pay bills and clebto. Make a fresh st.art in the new ye&r. One quick loan is the answer. Take the eaah. Square up and start1·ight. Cut down your payments and have more for yourself. Reasonable terms for everyone. • • • 1 •• START THE YEAR RIGHT I • t 1 ;. 1 $1000 ••• $2000 • 125 1. Main St. • • Bob Miller, Mgr. • I Loans made quickly to West Virginia Hesidents throu_gb our CITY LOAN a GUARANTY CO. here ALSO SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS 1 thr~. II • •• 1• with 2':1 and :lJ points resper-- ! wilh Lively. Art C~sei chipped. in .~ I • • I' !~;~f:w;s ··~h~~~~ f~~t~o.~~ li I • i Racine Eighth' Crade Team ...." · 1I Mr. amd Mrs. Hugh Bearhs • vlsittd New Year's Eve with • Mrs. - I ------- · Mr. and - • family of Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs. Jim Blake · and daughtPrs of F'latwoods. W. Va., visited during the recent holida_vs wilh her parents . .\1r. HIgh and Mrs . Pearl Robprts and 1 ., '• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• t>d up Its 4th t'Onsecutlve vic· ~· visilf'd fo'rida!' evening with 1 t.ory of the s~ason by trounc· Mr. and \1rs Hobert Ritchie • lng the Southwestern Reserves lmd son. · recP.nt.ly, I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard • After starting play with five of Washington, D. C., spent the ;• deleats. Fenwic~ ha3 roll~d to New Year '!! holiday with Mr . II (our straight wms. North Gal- and Mrs. Pearl Roberts and I lii:t 148-36 ), Kyger C1·eek Re- daughter. a serves !62- 19-, Wahama ( (26 ~ . 1 i 191, and Southwestern 168-36), 1 f'ANTHRRS WIN 'I have fallen in that urder . Pomero.v 's Eighth grade rage The past four g<:~mt's f'en-~ team won a 36-13 decision over wick has been sparked offen- Wahama c.·agers Mtnday e-ven- I sively by P. J. Hyal a,nd Bob I ing on the White Falcon rourt . a ~~ ord , bltb uf whom are aver~ I Ken English led Pomt>roy with 1 aging 20 polnls a gamt' for the 10, Sam Arnold scored &, Ches- • af.'ason. ' tee Roush 7, Jim Crow 4. Jeft 1 •. In the Southwestern game i Werry 3 and Wright and Zurc·h- i Ryal and F01·d paced Fenwick : er, ~ e8l'h . F'ry led Wahama 1• -- et winner .• Scrool's team, comprised or daughter • freshmen and sophomores pick Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Bearhs • Q - Do X-ray plctureo belolli to the patient who paid for them or to the doctor whll ordered them? A - 11toy beloo& to the hospllal or X-ray service that JUdo them. But, if you wish to conault a doctor other than the o.. who ordered the films, lbat doctor 1 can vieW them or Qjllain a copy of the report lrom the hOspital. Incidentally, wbat you paid for was nol tho pictures, but a service which !Dcludea tak\ni, develop\ni ancl lnterprelln&. Gamt' 7, 1 1 Central games 3 It 4. 1 • Fenwick FRIDAY, JAN. li Game 5, 5:31. loon ot eamH I 6 I. (;umr I, 1:30, toler - Rock Springs Society Notes sin~ n. 1 Win Pair of c;umt'!i4 tions : doctor oaya my son bu Riley-Day syodrome. HI falls a lol What causes thlsT A - This condltioa Is characterized by dryness of t he eyes, blotchy red patches . oD the skin, excessive sweatmg. droolinti, emotional Instability, indifference to pain and poor muscle controL All viotims do not ohow all ol these tympo !Dms. The poor muscle control would account for your son'• , faJiing. The cause is not know, .but it Is believod to ba a hereditary disease. There to, 1 rearet ID say, no satisfactory treatment. Game C, 1:•. Raclae Eas~ern. Fourth ranked nat~nally day, 1964 in New Orleans , but gamt"s I & !. in 1964 in Hoy!! 1undt>r 151 dou- did not compete last New Gam-t' 8, 8:38, wiDDtr · bles comptotJtion . Year 's day. gamt's 3 & 4. National doubles champ- ' Steve Parson!'S is the son of SATURDAY, JAN. II 1 I ion in 1963 <~t the age of 12 Mr. and Mrs _Clarence P<:tr~ons , <iame 9, 5:38, loser ul I playin~ with Fred Henry , 14, 5009 Virginia Ave, Kanawha gomts 5 & I (7tb place) . J of Columbus. in Boys under If) City, W. Va. Gam• 10, 1:30, wfllnor ol I competiti~n . He is an outstanding Littlf' game. 5 .!< 6 15111 ptaee) . I In ter:ms .. P<:trsons wa~ six!.h League ~aseball pitcher in ~a­ Game Il , 7:30t losu rankt>d nat10nally tn 1963 m nayha C1ty, and hi!! Junior rames 7 & 8 (3rd ~) . I boys 14 and under, and in 1964 lligh basketban team is lead· Game 12, 8:30, wlnner ef third rankt:d natiunally. Ht' won ing the City Leagt~. w 1! h games 1 &: 8--, for tbe cham~ the Sugar Bowl tournament for Parsons as high scorer. ionsbip. Boys under 15 on Ne w Year's -- --- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Jan. 12, 1965-3 Southern's 7-fl.th grade t~<:~m s won two ~ames from Eastern would be unprecedenlf:'d Mond~ .v eveni ng at Racine. I Afler a warm-up period, Soutlwrn won the seventh grad!' I Parsons and Tannehill will play g.rade t•onlf'st 4fl-12 and then the a best two of three match. 1 Eighth grade squad added a Tannehi ll , 12. a Middleport i 34-1~ vietor~· . seventh grade pupil, is Ohio I D<m<~ Hendri x and Bob Did· M1dgt'l !t~ble lt>nnis champion . dle Wt>re high in the seventh Three weeks ago he won fifth 1 gradt' mah'h with 11 each and pos1tion on the eight-man Inter- i Kenny Theiss netted seven. dtie~ team of Columbus which ChevaliPr topped Eastern with pt <~:r·s in Dayton Jan. 30th. 7. Brady Sayre of Southern top'J'anf\ehil/ also was runnerup ped all sco rers in the other in the Midwest Open last Aug- : game with 32. Randy Proffitt had six. Karr lopped Eastern ust in Columbus . Parsons, one of ltw qation's i with eight and Lodwick had 5. great young athletes, holds 1 these otht"r table tenms distinc -' Q - My Rlltlaad. I- ;:,nut DetrOit (!( the lJ. s. Opt'n . A third nalional tille in the Boy!~ Under 14 Divtsion in vs. NeiiOilvllle. Diek Vaughan, * Basketbt~ll 1 Gamr 3, 4:31, '\hhme n . Tourney ref-erees will me-nL win ur lo~. and 12 play- Red Tucker , Larry Rit['hit' . ers will bt.> th1: limit ~r squad. Mikt Worry and Charws Chan- * •• •• • •• • I I 1 I" THE ANSW. IR ~ • 1 1 1• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , Great new taste· pipe tobacco t --·--- . ·- - _ _ __.. .. _ _ _ _ - - - • ina filter ·' cigarette! --· You con get .dditionol, voluoblo tox holp from o new 64-poge book "Cut Your Own Tox•," ovollablo · . only through this _,.,..., Tho book contolna all of tho lnf9rtrlotlon lncludool in tho oorin oppooring In thla -popor PLUS much mora. To ordor a copy, olniply -11 tho -pon bel-. or oond your nemo, odtlrwt ond 50 -~~ to PCut Your Own Tax•.'' clo Tho Dally SentirooI, P', 0. lox 419, Dopt. A, lbcllo City Station, NYork 19, N. Y, manager, !lard e~ch school wiJI second * * * Parsons, Tannehil1, to Play Exhibition Pieue atlld your qae.U0111 and eommento to Wayne G, Braodolad~ M. D., lo care ol tbJ1 paper. WbUe Dr. Brondo olldl caDDO! answer Jlldlvldoal 1e1ton lie wUI answ.r MUon at cenerol lnterellt In futore cot. lftt'WIIl't. Sail....,.. eighth grade teams will take 1 Hud Bickel, Pomeroy, Jun- ber of the rint and parr are Pomeroy, ~alisbu.ry. 1l io High roaeh Hnd Tournament place teams. PIPE TOBACCO IN AFILTER CIGAREnE • ., ... - - - - - - - - - .... ~. .... --.~~1 1't-tEN 'THEY STOW rr Fll'i'{ Trophies will be (iven to ten cey. 'l'lmer w1l1 be Bob S. all-tourn.amenr team mtmben, 1erts. the bell gruwp of c~ril'acl- • '!'be tDumamnt IChedule Jar ers, bo.ol foul •hooter and the • TIIURSDAY, J.ui, If tellm dioplaying the bell sportsGame I, I;• p.m., P 1 lake 6-weeks tests in the cJIISI• man.!lihip. Individual trtphies roy VI. whose roum this week will be presented to each memGam• %, J:JI, Pl. ~ C la s~k Basketball tournatnt>nl will be held this Thursday , Ji'rldl:ty and Saturday at the Pome· I roy _ Junior High school gym· nasiUm. Q - Row beleflclal . I ar one'a beorth Is re!IIIIVIII of coatIDg lrom the tongue? Could lblll eoatlng favor a vtrua fD. fection? A - Wheo you doa't aft enough solid foods, such at dry toast or raw fruit and yegetobles, the dead outer lay· .,. ol the tongue piles up to form a coating just as dead lay· ers of skin 'pile up on any part ol the body that is not csrubbed for several days. This Is not a disease nor would It cause di· sea... But It is often associated with an unpleasant breath and a bad taste In the mouth, especially noticeable on IU'Isilli. ury, Venua, Mara, Uranis, Neptune and Pluto. clothing or household p>ds to The evening stars are Jupiter and Satum. 8 church or charitable agencyol then the fair m•rl<et vaJue American painter John Sing. the lte1111 so (liven II deduell- ., Saraent was borll on tiUt ble. day 1D 18S8. Many housewives overloolt: On tiUt day ID history' another charitable cledudlon In I.IU, Confederate President now available to them. Jeffer- Devil met wllh an u you are a volanteer walk- emiull'y o1 President Llneoln tr at a hospital, a tleo mlllller at Rldunond, Va., to dloeuu to a Brownie or Cab Setal peace neaotiations. pack or tbe Boy S<otlll or Girl In tm Mn. Hittle Caraway, scouts you may have oome do- widow ~ Arllansu Senator docllble erpenaeo wltldl Thaddeua Caraway, became the oct~~rred to you. nm woman to be elected to A• a voluntmr worter, ;vour the United State• Senate. coot of trauaporta\lpll to ,IIIII _ .,,.In lt,Q, lhe U.S. Olflco of from the hospital'- at 1nlfare· · Price Administration· said, for inltitution io deductible. II you the duration of World War Two, uaed your own car the COlt ol frankfurters would he .~leoed gao anti oil plus parking may by "vtctory sausages. Wl!lch be Jtemiled. Or you may tim- CQDtained some meat and ooy· ply use a Treasury • a~d bellll .,.,..~ lllowanco of five ~ents a mile In 11164, Comm!IDist rebel• the CBr. overthrew the,. g0vemmmt o! 011 Cost of meals and '\odCinl the Elit' African Island naUon• wblle performi!ll your dDnated of Zanzibar. service are also . deductible. A tboug)lt for the day-Presl· Should vou be requi!WI to -wear dent Franklin D. \tOillltvelt a disti~ctive uniform which is llid: "'ibe truth is found when not readily adaptable to fiiDW" al use Its original ClOIIt and """" men are free to pursue it." dering expenses !MY abo lie sltotild you doaala · palntin&. a wort< ol art, 1 band, oec:urtUes or anylbinl 01 value m a rellgklul or eharltable laltillltloll, the lair lnlll'ilet value ol the tiem - It cnay be more or leu IliaD your ori&IJlal COlt Or you· 110 to 1 churoh altair il tally dedUctible. and bid '10 for a box lunch. U the fair market value of tho (NBX'f: lalerelll"' !lela• or lunch II $1.110, you bave an l a - 1 6EST SNOW MACHIN " WE SELL. ltXJ WOULDN'T 6E MAKIN{; AN'{ MISTAKE WITH ..:~Xpense By RAY DE CRANE F:r.ypt has decided that actor Omar Shariri needn't pay Income taxes. They regard him as a figure of valuable national prestige . . Joao Gilberta, the marvelous Brazilian singer-guitArist · composer, is involved In a hassle with a Chicago nightclub. Something haprned that made Joao walkout In a huf , and the cafe owner Is huddling with his law· vers about bringing up charges with the inuslrlans union . . . Dick Capri Is maltIng them laugh at the Bon Sol• ' because of Jonathan Winters' generosity. Jona M than talked him up to his manager, ar· tin Goodman, and Marty took I look and signed him. season. E Today Is Tueaday, Jan. 12, the 12th day of 1965 with 353 to follow. The moon Is approaching the ' I Big Bend Classic Begins Thursday By Wayne G. Brandotadt, M.D. Q - II l/lllbldroak ll1brltlo retated to c!liiC<lr? What Ia tho best treatment? I am taking prednisolone. U taken klr a long time, wttl this drug ••bad olde eUects? A - Palbldroale orlltrllll his oolhlll& ID do wJtb concer. It Ia a recurring artbrltll. Thlre are many calliU ol artbrUII and tile aim of treatment ts to remove the cause If potslble, oonlrOI the pain, anti maiDo lain as great a range ol U. lion as possible Ill tbt alfecld joints. Best reaulll are obtai"' ed at the banda ol a tum C!ODsistlng of a ~I.cal lbe. . pis!, au orthopedic surgeon, a speclallst Jn arthrltla and ..,... haps others, clependlnl 1111 U. divldual circumstances. PrednlsOiene, like oil\,.. c1rup of the coruaone lfllllp, may cauae some waterloalnC of the Ussuea tilJ'OUih1lul JOUl' body. Anyone ta!r.Jn& tiUt dru8 over a long period should baft frequenl checlt:upo by IUs cMioo tor. Awl unl.liiiBI oymptollll ohoukl bs reported promptq. Other Facets To Great Society THE •' I I I ~, I. .. Rutland Eighth Grade Tearn I When you have au. Juauraoee claim, relax-play ·teuoi•l We'll p11t oanelftll fa yolll' llh~ wi&A P.S: 1·1 I I J You· get pleasing aroma- and a great n~w taate! The secret? This filter cigarette is packed with 'A merica•• best-tasting pipe tobecco-famoua Half ami.JitiO S;aoke new Half and Half Filter Q£areUe8o I' ,..,,JZ. . J '\!J ! -~ I ;lfj •1 '11 , 'l'f)~ ud -- .; If. ·rRRII ftl 1• ~ J . ., u , .e, , .... - ·<. ', ' ~; ! I I I) �I~ 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midc!.leport, 0., Jan. 11, 1811 M~ANE 1 ~- lii'I ~ r nS_,, wrUer Southern llltnOJ! 14-11 . I· ~nt 1 lU· shO:.a :1bsenct' of sPver a I lll'ef' ks, '-'OC troprw>d r-· • t atasn't able to 1 d tour1 ~ -rank.ed lr1dian1 defeated , t>rn JU nolS , uU w r Jt ·laoks u if Vanderbilt is It lheir nmth in a ' ""' ~ton •r Iowa &S·'fi eighlh·ranked St pull awav until th• oocond half '-•1 laeginn~ to live up to Jt~· mght a~s the~· downt.>d Gt'(lr~•a J lu ·s ~~ed Creighton ?l!-66. dut> to i S5 per cent liih~ting ·~ Y00 t"'••dations as tilt' i~Hi2 behwd a 2'9-pULn t and 27 · b th Salukis In ; ""' ... •• -EO rated teamr. this wtek afte-r an aonst Sollfh. 0 '- ''I'll • r--· 0 1 •, South'•..........•-st bask~tba. ll r.ebounds L~ 1ft" Pf"rformanr t' ' f ro m ninth -ranked Dav•dson ripped performance ft ll w Ctta df'l 100-11 , 17th-rank~ the Y e"II Amenc.R . r!ll :1tatlll. '" · h . wouldn vou knowthe tL t:lvde Nohe paced t e wmr .._,and ,."CUY namod t... 'tioleading Jmy Woll•r lr'<1 Ge .. rgt• '" '-t Louis 1JLOpped 11- ked K Dame t k 1 1 Dave- Stallworth ltlo 20 . .... . "·orio~ wllh 25 "" '"" . 75.07 and 18t ran en uc Y ners w h dt bl 'th I wa who rt:' Six mort' ot the n<Jtl•.)n ... tur !Opple-d Tulane J02·7ZH. ' I · lntdhum:_lta •-roulf .,"l'tlledo by · · Both - • .,.._ ..ot tn -___-e__ _ bned to the nation's top H)· ndt'ii te<>tnS <Jt~' ~w ael!on -- .. ~ ..... J. ~'!Co mmc.ruiH'~l!. T~_ ~ --~- The Poll; Portsmouth 7th m~e "'"f g~~o ' ,~:~~~ ~ opach~ r:ll~g~ho'l'l ~;~m ~ha; . "~s e ~ atsr i;k. tftedth •ratted .'i~l:l- MasSt llon McKtnlt"yl - ,964 '< lb<! ll ..._ly all tIt' ' )lj 1. ~ lop teamo In the GaUipolls lndependeot League, G&J, Firestooe.' and Fal!tatf, e.ach po51ed vtclortel Monday . night . Jobn Milhoan '• 27 pomts pa<ed lo 1 g3.75. win ovMa.c~~i !lon and tht-n a 5!F39 stale-wi dt' ra nkin•• -· . er. cott ·• in the . opentnc tilt r Warren ' llnbeKten Urbana and Llrna 1 rhree other F1restonen 10 on ce. takmg Sh•wnee . both with S.O the double figure total. They , Ironto n 65·6n oehind Hoger we•• ranked fourth and filth r c· were : Pout Snuth WI!!' :Iii, Paul Markle s 33 P'';""· 27 .,r then' Sp<!dively. followed by Cleve· Fraley with II, and Gene Ables c .. ming '" the ltr<t if land East Tech in fifth and eo. Cllttl'ht>s Namr !02 Tf>aln5 I tumbus south ID SIXth. East The 39 menttor·ed a Tech , at 1·2. was the I 1lltat \ll W'l te<Jms on me:l!ber tjf the top 10 Wit ' lots lor ''"' .. tthe wtd"l dt>· · lllOJ'e than one loss, but the , Ill the hbt ory or lht" WHiioped 0 I· lnter~a~~~:cn ~:.,.~;; pla~·ed 'UPI~o ~ Pres~ TO KECEIVII: AWARD WASHINGTON (PI) - Billy Mill! , winner of the ID,Qma. ter run in the 11114 Olymplcll. but the He I 1-• lOCI t 1 a !be will receive In award u Itt . t u t t flp flfl-37 1--· l,:iiU In tb .-.. m·o,,..- points to break open Creighton s •truu eu ell 1•Y1 011 If trODooutstanding U.S. Olympic 8111· alf •nd thr zone defense . AFL'1 IQ' rD D8 °D • ute• of 1M oecond t. I planted AII.Siar ltmt wttb lele on Saturday lrtm tht Hawkeyes nevt.r • llllf" ftc OAt>r fhld Solid Lull , only four dlyl to prepare. Waahington Touchdown Club. t l 11n three (IOinl.s Ulr> t-JI er. I ho -·St~H· . RA:knb&i..l! . + I..~..~ - • lndlDavidson hit on 30 of 34 s t<li Dd Players 011 th • Eaot SENIOR GOLFER 1 · , Jn• "·ith p::.tnts U1d from the foul !ine to keep a so1-I W t All-stllr lqaldl plaantd NO!\ WALR. Conn. ( UP!) ::" WJth :14. ld lead through con- ~ llrot ~· today ID rn .. ~ Th the. C tentire d I Fred 1 William D. Higslns of San J.o. St John'a gnt a •'"• •hooting t ..t agalnat e ' a e. ' HouotoD pleked •• tbt aile andro, Calif., winner of Ule JH1 .....,..,:J!'mance lrorn 1!'-ob Mcln- Het.zt"l•cored 2$ for of tbt Moodly after a USGA SenJor Amattur tourn• ul -_ N•-• -fused .-.~..... .., m~nt , today •·u named senior golfer.of-tho-year by Golf Dl&esl to play Ia New Orlean•, tile magazine. orf(laol rome elly. ~. ·~111 . . ,. 10~._ ., ~-."h",.•, , ,.-~ouo 1 to~-bo~rs. •rt~up ~arne s~'irelitone r~ords. 1 hit I•• w·It Hikes r~a.·h., onl~ . ~ilt>ir h~l- , ! NBA Sc ring tribotion~ ~(·arabs ~leve~and j l•'<~st 79"56 Friday mght m a Margm • victory . : oct 1 ha~ do;:~:••~ ne~t;r'117:1 .!:me' ~na I ~i~::~ :~~:e:~e"":'..f:ts a~~~ ·~~ ;i Now Open For Business Miller's Home Restaurant . College, HigbS cb00ISconng ~:~':ore ~o "n~ ·~ebruarv ~: ;~ ;:::::-~. -~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. SUPER 88 WAGON V-8 motor, Hydramati c trans .• power brakes, power steering, 6-way power seat, ~adio, heater, like new while sidewall tires, wheel d1scs , anti-spin differential, chrome luggage rack, solid white with red vinyl interior. One owner new Oldsmobile b-ade-ln. Febrnary 15 is Deadline or B } p • ey I ! "Can a small-town girl find happiness 1married to a man who's in with his new Dodge Polara?)" in his sleep A man who about such nonsense even sm1les while he dr•ams about the monev he saved a a 383 cubic inch VB. a121 inch wheelbase. and over 17 cubic feel of IUflk space? She can il he shares it wilh her once in a wllilet bv buying a Polara instead of btg -car X? Can she? To be eligible for a aew burley Jobacco allotment, the apli<ant mUll meet tha tollowMeJ&s eounly producers will , in~ condltlonl: be eUslble for price oupport lor 1965..,-op o.t1tll and rye 011 tloe The farm ohaU be opertthllois of national averaeo levels ed by the owner. of 110 cent. pee bUihel lor oats. It shall be the 1111ly farm lie grade No. J. and $!.Ill per buah· owns or operates which baa I el for rye, grade No 2 accord- tobacco allotment. ing to Wa~ Cbaae, Chairman of the Afllicultural Stabllizat- The farm shall not have a ion and Conservation Commit- current allotment. tee. I The farm muat have <:rOPSupport levels for both com· 1 nd which Ia suitable for modilie~ were changed to re- .a 1 bacco fleet Lbe reduction in price- mg 0 • oupport Ioili levato lor corn, The openlor ohall own ar craln sorghum and barley have readily available adequau which were announced Dec. 15. equipment to raise tobacco. Oats and rye are not lnclud- The operator will obtain ed in the 1165 feed Jll'aln aero- ing the current year more than age reduction program, Aid 50 per cent of hi• income from Mr. Chase. and thus no acre- I agricultural commoditleJ qe diver1ton payments , or , du<'ed on the farm for privHupporl payments are the allotment Ia requested. pr<IVided, Reduction of oats and No value will be allowed rye acreaae ts oot a require- production of cropt for which menl for prlee wpport eli(lbll· the allotment 11 requested . ity. I Mr. C1we said tloat under the ' SIGN CONTRACTS 1165 wheal prCJiram, eligible CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI)oato and rye producers can ro- Sam McDowell and Ralph ferquest an oats·rye base for ry. a pair of pitchers, have whleh they may substitute siRned to play nul oeaaon for wheat acreage. ! the Cleveland Indl1n1. AI In previoua years, price 1 LOSE TWO oupport lor oats and rye will be carried out thronsh loans Middleport Seventlo and and purchases on farm-slored Eightlo Grade teama loot both araln, ends of a dou~le header at and wartb:ouoe-tlored and thore will be no price;oup. Pt. Ple11ant Monday. The port payments. App11catton8 ror Seventh grade lost 40-10, and price-support may be made lht Eighth grade 42-211. from tbe time of harvest through Jan . 31, 1966. "WASHINGTON Mr, Chaae Aiel price aupSLEPT HERE" port levels lor oat. and rye, Durin& his travels an• ramas well as for 1ra1n sorghum paignJ, George Washlnglon and barley. are baled on rola- kept a careful diary of aU his live feeding value lo corn and slops, feeling it Incumbent up. to market relationships to ~~ oo· hJm, as President, to stay Jor feed aralno. in public bultel• rather than ra'-' And now 1 word from our sponsor : " Polara." TwulDnl of body I. ttJ. 111 VB !regular ~as ). hi'- IMIJ. l'ktlh CIIJllling. Poota- st yoU! Oodge de~et'L B5 Dodgs Palara --o~~..,. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Micldltport, O. · ~~---..WIIoTt;Jt "Till- -IIHQW," NIC-TV, CHEQI YOUR I.OCAI. UITIN8.----- :'.:"!~:~Ia~:~::.~tod~:.n~ ~ As a silent partner, a full -service bank has no equal. Keep us in mind, we're easy to • find . Cadillac - Oldsmobile ,. *You'll ute Our Quallty Way of Do!Jig llullnea• WY 2-5342 I r Pomeroy, Ohio ~ ' 'S AUT.Q ., .. SERVICEl CENTER ows Fill INSTAUAnON 11··· ' $888 I'UU SID PISTONS - NICISION BUILT MANUFACTUIII'S LIST I'IICE $9.50 EACH MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE ~~9,~ IHITAIJ UIOH ,.i ' l I J Phone Wv2-2a4a: .. o • '. I 0 :' . SHOP & SAVI AT 1 p · MOORE'S~~ .• ' • :. " 'IN POMEROY ··~t'1'!l· ." , ::',-, . :,';.', ·· ; .': .. . .1 • ., "' ' ... _ , .• ., •• ...,..-_., .....,_ .• N,."':" ..,.,,.,, ·~ l.rW .tho ·~t of !Ill Washlnaton many caRl •lept whore ~· ·--·1·111. ;~~~~..~·,·.·•.;."'~"~•. •'•'•'•'·-~•••···••••••••••.. Co/Unomilto, ID Brtlllllid ~llor)l. here. "Goorael\lll· 'I • ' ' j "'""iiiiiii========~ Mis~ f~nally' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CarroeI ha~. t?: 1 aft~r Society Notes had lo get marned. If you The randy Is sampled and would you really want tloere's far too many ahr 1to · Do you feel thts . pieces as dentirts around here ' IS right, and woudn ,t.. you get Twenly ftVe w..-e presnt foTJ know. We get a piece of Shirout of It If you could . ) plus a Sunday Schon! last wek. Hap. IJey 's fruit cake and lot of listening to convmce . her py Birthday was sung to Leo I Robbie Harris whizzes by with - or rather get ~~r to convmce Taylor . his newly motorized bike. TomherseU. Donna Circle of Dover spent 1 my Cooke goes by with a bran• I As for th~ pills, tell her .ab- the holidays with her parents, Inew helmet and (new to me) solurely not. She has no nght Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and ]2 tine leather jacket. The last They family . of the turkey in our ice box to ask .c~uch. a favor. sho_ul~ be gtven, as any pr&- Margaret Ann Carleton and doesn't seem to appeal. scnphon, ONLY by a doctor.- son Patrick of Dorcas visited Dad reluctantly takes the tree H. the home of her grandparents. from my front room window Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker. where it darkens is so while Dear Helen : My family htfongs to the na- Maggi Shaein of Racin spent I'm lying at ease reading "W. tionwide A.U.O.P.F.T. (Against an afternoon w1th her Sister, c. Fields, His Follies and Fortunes," little Mary Mills (Bob , Use of the Phone For Teea-ag- Mary Circle. ers ) Society. How come? I Mr. and ~rs. Dan Smith SJ>E;nt and Joyce's 8-year-old) mounldon't see anything wrong witlo Sunday wtlh Lawrence Smitlo ins the demise of her black a normal conversation, even U of LaureJ Chfr. and white cat Tom. Mary says It does last for 15 or 20 minCalling Mary Circle during "Don't see how they'll . ..;, utes . Alter all, what woman the week were Beulah and Fred keep 8 crown on Tommy, he'IJ doesn't call her best lriend a- Roush, Roberta Lee. Ann Carle- just rub it off." ... Patty Har! bout once a day and talk about lon and son Patrock. and 1\ev. ris, staying with me overnight, new recipes, etc., and some- Paul Sellers, . te!Js me all about her cat. Gertimes these conversations go on Dean Barmtz or Pomeroy aldine (more new~ later) Patfor HOURS. another thing - spent Sunday evening at tloe ty, toe the first timei n her we're grounded with so much Dean BrUlker home. young 10 year-old life builds 8 homework, we can't go visiting Ermal Schreckengost of Park- fire from scratch In our open and If jt Isn't homework, It's ersburg, was supper guest at 1grate W'tth kindling and coal housework. so why sbouldn't I the Brinker home New Year's' and a jolly fire it is She also reall~ ON filE BEA l 1 FUL OHIO (IN('INNI\11 0 1 Flameless eleetrie ranges 'preferred IOtol forkeepi kitehens 'c leaner!* rea- why the trend is to llameJ.,. elee~ .. trie among today'• ra~~ge buyers. Every day , more people give m~ reaoopa for going elertrie. Before ~l'OU buy, eompare ~ il~ure lor feature.. Y-·~:~ler·i~~;_...;,l...,trie, too! That'• - \ tth~:nut:l d~id W~~· I ~ bea~ty goo-~rod. For did I not see In our trip so I STATRED with G.W.T.! to Ytcksburg, Miss . Ito visit ' W. - "Gone With the Wind ." l National Cemetery), the rows And I've told you how I'm aU and rows of colored workers mix•d up . And now 1 must 1 "chopping" cotlon (I 'm sure wril<! to Senator Lausche and ] ~:- -r....,.. .., · -~- ---- .".""' ·. Sure. · ,.,..,._ _ ADMIRAL T.V. BAKER fURNITURE . Middleport, 0. ---===:--:~~:::::::~~:"""";! ;;·· .. __ _ 1 .' might find another car as new as the Delta 88. • 1 Day. reads me " Piccola'' ,from I Me~ GuHey. 1 start to teach her DEADLY 1\EPTILE Rook (game) and suddenly disThe common lnd1an cobra, cover I can't even start it. How • which a~erages 5~ feet in 1are the mighty fallen!_ _ length, 1s ~~~spons1ble for sev- / So I'm moving right into era! thousand deaths annually 1965. An elf (?) about five feet due _to its deadly venom, a~- eleven beat me to putting up eordmg to the Encyclopaedia the new calendar on the kitchThilfl ()lch.mobile't Delta 8&. h'1 unique. Unique boo•--• k'1 aa-. Brltannica. en wall. Hardly any one around New oleor lhow•b. here but me ever puts a nice StyUDJ iB new. So De1f, Dot aliu 101' a bi1hlirht wu boucud r,_ ... ,....: night on lbe phone? -AGAINST calendar with "heeg" figgers Power plant i1 new. Super Rocket v.s i:s the biu• ha Oldl ~ · · · · THE AUOPFTI on it, on their kilrhen wall. 425--cubi~incllel bie. up w 870-bone. atrone. . ~ .-... 1 Dear Agalnat : But then they don't bave a Tn.ntmisaicn iB new, too. Turbo Hydra-Matic, IIVIJ1ab)e oa any Daha a1; Twenty minutes a night phone piRce to write "Took laundry" provtdes up to 40% more torque kom a •tud'nc atart,. IQPerlatiw· time gets my okay. But not or "Defrosted" and •·s u gar at. Ill speeds. _ ___..~ · -.,.-...,.. two hours which is what 20 test '' and forty ]even other minutes sometimes stretches to . important household things. New otyltnr. Nnr tnriD<. N.,. tnnombtoi- Tlo!o ,_., 0DJ7 Delta •kotio' JOU bave oil three, all - · Otbor ..,. ba.. a lot ot -~ up tO d-, -H. I 've already looked up EasYoar Helping Haad Department ler and it's April 18. Oh. lovely, 1 Dear. Read~rs : dear April , will you ever. ever Agam - if you want a use 1 come again? Trv a Rocket in Ae~. • ~ Yes, for my calendar boldfor old Christma8 gds, send them to Mrs. Gene e': Martin, ly says so, a:~d \fay even, and Look Qld• ltn tiN Newt Rt. -4, Box 232, Zanesville, Ohio I just love to pronounce who uses them to make scrapadorable names as April -----·!IJLIOOI , _ • ..._. O!.OSMOI!" 1!1MU!Y tlfAUI ••• WltiiiE books lor crippled children and May and June and small woO: & the elderly in rest homes. -H. der . small indeed, that ladies This column is dedicated to even name their tittle girls atfamily living, so if you're hav- 1 - - -- ; - - = lng tid trouble or just plain • trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wiD also welcome your this year. · . _ &.:.: , . . ........... B6~0LDSMDBI.LE to KARR own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bolte! in care of this newspaper. SALE I Womens High Heel o{ many old-fashioaed home Nbd bread from you OVID to yoar table ill 15 •imrtes! . the .,,.,. "l,OIJ .._ _ -..,. 111 ..:- "·''• Rt.ECTAIC co. ~......_ ...0 eo· •• ,,.. ....., -..c,.-c eo-.......••e. Appll•-.," .....,W.__, T.- a..etne eo-... ;. - · IMl. Dress Boots Warm Lined _ __ $4.85 THE SHOE BOX aricW 'TWIN LOAF' MIDDLEPORT :~ ., s lltl-- •t--- VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHIO I . '• •t 124 WES,T. , a~ay; Hi~h suppo~ ·' "lA:: treasur~s so~ b~ar 1. • ---------~--------=-- SHOCK aasoR a·ERS serv~ JUm~r advl~· n~honal mag~zme ~f •.. I'UI ' llflfAT 1lTIO!I I '-11=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'..,.,..,.,""'""'""'""-'--w:e:_:b:::e__:•::ll:::o::w,::ed~_.:2:0:_m~ln:u::tes~ a 5 a~ ~ .... ,_.E- ' 1,11 Qi1 LE PORT oRIGINAl EQUIPMENT · QUALITY OR BETTER IXTRA HEAVY GAUGI STEEL , DOUIIUNILl WAU: . ' e ALUMINUM - ZINC ALlOY COATED 1'01 FOlDS, CHEVIOUT AND PI.YMOUJH .CARS::, • .._ .. -:·~-:--:--,..::::-=­ SI'OifSMAN PACK MUFFlERS POD - CHEV.' - PlYMOutH CARS ~ l:ili ens ~aUonal B hk P,{ IV\E[N riTTSP.URGH, Pi\ t\.ND SPECIALS • e e ~ sho~ . . . MUFFLERS MAIN ST. ~ ' i:>r,· t-. JANIJAJIY 0 The Amazon 1\iver, by Il-l aelf Ia navlltble for IIOJJIO lo simple truth that there are -~~· type of financial institution. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOO .... .,..._ you connected with money than any other GMAC Financing Avall1ble C"j: Support for Oats, Rye Are Announced and willi.--.g to perform more services for 1495 ~~ady .~he It's the emblem of a commercial bank, able 5 ! break.~ng Dicken~ ~ustlce sJtuatl~n. sh~ WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR SPECIAL 60 OLDS ~ tl~· • ofl tht~ McAies::"O:~:;:t ~=~~ ~t.l6 11~1 ~ do~ i~ losm~ way back ill Oo:t 'W Home olotlmal. l wept I ' over lbat IDtl II 7011 can It eyecJ ..Yw-r, mandryJIIJm I am, "Gungaa -~ We may t1 weU eeaae ' DOIISellle over there. They tlolt' even Uke us for all we've dont and ucrtflcecl. We can't wilt" 11. No one can. And I revert lo my very flrsl theoor painfully marked out oeveraJ months ago - "If Dt I ' h~ve anthtde~tth~! ge~g- Our Weekly m~~o au~ or KENNY & AUDREY . MILLER, Owners otr~ht agazlne I 6 AM to 8 PM Dally_. AM to 8 PM Sundty N. SECOND STREET old farm w.,.., w111o I boltl\l laid acron for t · AD ao m, IIIII 1111. In 113'1, I coming Georgia, saw llitb mylbrougb ..,. eyea ootton rope luomess oo 111 oltl1 Pauletta Hudson W'/J R C Edeporf M fO . ~ew s;!· Sp~~ueOkey w~f "'",_::,:•__:::=,-~:.=::_~-.:-'~~--=-~- ...n.. A~ I ~:it:" Did You Know That ... ? HELEN HELP US! a_ ~nd •:nd Jack 7~ · ~B~h:e:~~w:~~~:t 0~;~~ *- .... . . at lowest wage~ ·revol) and their .ldllllt!t tp_ 11111a11 gray, weatberbeatm oat o1 Viti Nul. r• l borneo ill the tar hacqrouDd, read, ''tbe fir Ja VlottN~Ja, sat< !be truclt: loaded wlllo lllb Ullod ~Wldtntt of '0. I . .., en eomJng to t1oe lleld, 11w vice men talk aboPI an l8ed colored oouple driviDg lloal k!lled 1llfJr '*lllndt~• YOVTH ASKEQ FOR IT say? She wanta me 1o ftnd out By Blanche M. llaskfu This column I! for young about my married sisler'o birth people, their problema and control pllla and let hor know mules in the cotton fieldo. I pleHBures, tloeir troubles and when !he comes lo visit me In JAN. I Intended to give ter !bern _ wonderful Idea! aaw cablruo with nu glass ID LAST TIMI TONIGHT fun . As with tloe rest of llelen a few weeks . I can't · dn tloat, ytu tloe following for New tloe windows, Just a swln&Jng "MUSCLE lEACH Help Us! ', II welcomes laughs but ti I don't , maybe she'D he Year 's _ I'm late bUt 1 wan~ window. closed at PARTY" (':'.'echmcolor) but won 't dodge a serious ques- real trouble. If I do, I'll be in ed you to have it-· ONE OF THE MOST tnuch- night - and you just rtad. "l Frankie Avalon - Annette lion with a brush-off. trouble If our parenta ftnd out, "And 1 said to tbt man who mg inctdents related 1o me Hate 1o See That Evtnin' SUn Furucello Send your teen-age questions [ especially if I get the preocripstood at the gate or the year: lately wu . tloal of friend, Go Down,'' and Roark BradFNtUNtta: T•U Dtrk to YOiJTI! ASKED FOR IT, lion as she wanta me to. 'Give me a tight that 1 may George Metnhart and wife lord'a, "Child of God," and Gaul'• pulled outa there whJ •nd Gru..ome care of Helen Help Us! this H , th """" th gh h , tread softly inlo Ute unknown.' Mary, when they were In all you can flnd about Booker can't we?" 8 8 Colorcertoon• I newspaper ere s e · - · ou e f'.\ULE1TA HVDSON I And he replied, ·Go out into lanta, Georgia some years beck. T. Washington and - But YOU No one beefed too much when WANTED : A GOOD ARGU- terribly tense about dim and tloe darkness and put your hand They went 1o see "Gone With know. De Gaulle's troops left tbe WED. & THURSDAY January 13-14 MENT ' into the hand of God. That shall The Wind." As the heart rendwhole thing lor good at le.st NOT OPEN Dear Helen: him, the next minute she's saybe to you better than light and mg scenes of the burning I'VE BEEN called (ltv- 10 or 12 yean ago. -F--R:::ID:-A:-Y-Ihrv TU~E-S_D_A_Y_ Recently I went to spend the 1 safer than a known way.' tioat beautiful city by one o1 these ''Bleeding . And "Le Grande Charles" ' 'So l went forth and find- Sherman and hiS Army Hearts" recently. I who sit ,just keeps on improving hia week-end with my cousin. We ing it's okay for me to fi.J: her J•nuery 15-19 up together bul haven 't up with a blind date when she 0shown George oaid that every ltlo h h dk hlef h bel ed Fran e and let ••• WALT DISNEY'S o· visits me, and !he even talks ing the hand of God, trod glad. ' w t ree an ere s w en ov c .,. "EMIL AND TH~ spent much lime together in sert'ously about another boy. M' p •-tta Hnd 13 I ly Into the night. And he led one tn tloat theater was weep. tloey show a real taken-right. crape hangeno keep on hollerDETECTIVES" 0 the 1a st few vea rs . I !lJmor1· {Technlcolor) was I'm terribly ups t about her a.:n ISs Osbu St p son,t •h me toward the hills and the tng ' sobbmg. • not a dry on- 11oe-apot documentary a bou · The man'Br7Vtous, an"> Bryan Russell, 10 yr. old boy shocked to find she had al, e me ., omer y, as . . not even hiS and Mary•,, Appalachia. 1 shall never, no tn my opinion, truly "Grande." as Emil; 3 detectives: Walter ready "gone all the way" with and t know hwhat to : been named c<><>t correspond· of day m the lone suspect, becase I kno,. If never, b<lcome a "Let Them I realize the old Romans, eiJ. Slezak, Hein Schubert. Peter her steady boy friend. Thev , 're when s e oomes ere . Any - ent for 1964-65 school year far East. been there. l 'd been weeping Eat c-•- " M . A t . tt vious of ,..,.__ bewailed- . Ehrlich, played stricti for · · uld be aI>' ·•~"'~Ed" · • of France -e, - that anepoorn ome ~ '""': magazme. maybe the worst of all Ut!lee "Why ...., be dotb bestrl4t" laughs; Ro~er Mobley. Cindy both 16. I could see that from vtce you can gtve wo Cassell. Brian Richardson. the state mind she was in preclated. - PAT Mtss Hudson, the daughter QUOTED BY KING George I believe though , that girl queen didn 't .know any tbe world Bob Swann, David Petrychka . Mr: and M11!. Paul W. Hudson, VI in a radio broadcast 1o the 1marvelous picture has ID better, but I do, and so do you. Ult:e a Colossois.H 1 Pat: . Ron & Rick Johnson. The anything diS<'ouraging I might Dear 10 say would set her otr batty, so a- 18 Hi h tloSeh9th grade at Pomeroy I Empire Dec, 25, 1939. sense united us aU more tloan 1\emember the two children And so he did, but h was moppets pursue the 'Skrin ks' in a series of comical yet I just listened She says they' re way rom e "ua IOn, avmg g c ool. Her appomtment . ever. We •till quote SeB1'1etl a boy and a girl In so aaid (by the Bard) : taut map.euvers, to foil a planning to marry some day , a blmd date or two, and several was made by Mrs. Frances RI>. O'Hara, " I'll think about that "Christmas Carol" who eroucb- "Wbea lloal the poor bavo · b1nk robbery perpetuated by and "in the sight of God, they frank dtscussiOns. wtth her levherts, her home economtcs It's amazmg how quickly tomorrow" and beloved, de. ed near the skirts of the Ghost cried, Caeur batb wept." lhe "Skrinks". ALL FOR are already married." The·y ex- l ei • headed cousin (you) IS all teacher at Pomeroy. .. Christmas is over when it IS ceased Clark Gable will life of Christmas Present. Their FUN! FUN FOR ALL! The Kid!! are the FUNNIES1 de peel to run off and get married I gtrl will need to her Selected for her qualttoes of over. forever more in our he•rt• . Said the Spirit "This SO LET US PRAy that tectives who ever caught a if "anything happens ," but they shes not for marroag"";; . leadershtp and her enUoustasm The tree comes down, the Rhett Butler who couldn't even is Ignorance. This girl is those who have the really "Skrink" . Di•n•v Colot"COJrtoons: ' would rather wait till they're I etthe: m Th: SJght of God, lor home economics, MISs Hud· ornaments, some of them o!d, , to bury his little dead Beware of them botlo emn obUgations tluched on in Foul Hunting out of school. I met the fellow or bj a hurry up of the son will as ... beloved are put gJrl, Bonme_ And Melanie j and or all their degree but most the above let us truly pray Goofy Dat•dlve• and he 's real nice. They 're both / Peare. lf she hadnt wanted out or .ot the edttors If Co-Ed. • bundle the strmgs of lighls ed by Rhett "A very great ,of all beware this bov lor on that they are end.Wed witti Panhandling awfully good kids _ that's the of thiS would nevfor teen-age carefully . and separately, tit a lady . [his brow is written that which widsom, courage, and grace. A Night for Squ•w Eyes Popeye Makes a Movie trouble I know what they're er have confided m you. She gtrls. She will keep them in· short strmg around each and The beauty of Tara, Scar. is Doom unless the writing be And I mean this with all 1111 ' doing wrong, but what can I has probably reached stage formed on activities at Pome- save yourseU an awful temper lett's ancestral home makes : era sod." . hearL ' . _ _ _ __ . __ . _ _ where she wonders, 18 It roy School. More than ! tantrum next December. us all wish to see at least one , worth i!?" but doesn't like to 4,000 co-ed correspondents . of those lovely places. So tri s So wha , r 1 I admit that the glamour of being throughout the United States and I I' new shirt •. lnspectod, are made to Natchez can write 11 in love had lost out to the fear Canada report regularly. ma y put on ; the birds where that type of st' jj I J k h co mn of getting caught and shame of at long last, come to two mgen- • . . · 1 ~ec on, a t oug as you sneaking around. So it may take ious new bird feeders present- exists, and m central Kentucky plamly see I'm running on like 1 only a few questions ("What ed by our son and thoughtful too. m_ost of us, ~ho are " ~!ew!ng : if your parents found out~" used~to-be neighbor, Homer BUT l'M ALL . d :-"lth a!arm . mstead of pomt1 ,. Om1d he Rice · nuxe up all. on tng w1th pride." ;.?u •. H you • all this emotionally, ot.arters . a,.;., and ne·H"r did m<ik"' lr..;l · · M •· d •• Austin Peay 71 1 1 -· Natluoal B•1krtball Anor at on b1g By Ualted Prell latei'Ditioa.•l oreuc:l p!aco. But this is ' n•w vear t;ast eru Division ' Koundmg the lop 10 werz< Ga. Southern t2 Bolmont Ab. 56 lllld a diftereu• spurt w. 1.. PCT. : Davton Chaminade (8 ·1) and ; , East Tampe 7ll AU8US'<a There was a htl of '"' ''" :l7 ; .841 Portsmouth I IIHJ, tied for sev· : NEW YORK (UP[) Wilt St. John's(N Y. l Tl Creighton 66 Auburn 67 MiuiJ!ippi 52 .however . in ,,,. serap lor No. I Boston . 19 t:l 6!W euth place. Cincinnati Withrow ' Chamber,'am, tloe San FrancJ.Sco St. Anoelm'• 17 Stonehlll $5 Carooa-Newman 102 Klng 61 lliinors m the ltrsl UP I Class Cincmnalt 21 20 .512 18·0 lin ninth and Cleveland Sl. . Warrtors unstoppable 7-fool , Worcester Sl. 84 Lowell St. 5B Pfeiffer II Wuh. & Lee 69 AA balloting ot the :·:•moa<gn Philadelphta 102 I . t 10·91 in loth. ' l -inch star, has opened up a MIT II Tufts 71 Norfolk St. til Winslon Salem 87 .. McKinle' . unbtoaletl in ll' N•w York :Ill .. ws 322·point lead that virtually ••· St. Mlchatl'l II Icelandic II Wallhinglon U. 7t SW Tenn . 70 J&atts. came In first . r"·et vmg . Western Pel. I ot.l"es him of his aixth American Int. 71 Bridgeport rt E .Texas Baptist 78 J.Brown 70 Iicht No . I nods '" the proem. wl3 1;8 .561 1 ALL.ST ARS National Baskelban Assoclabon Bridgewater 107 WIWmantlc 74 Midwest and Ntwlrk W<"S ru::ht beh ind ' Los An_gPles 22 :w 524 . scoring champ!Onslup. Alliance 113 Bloomsburg 7i St. Louis U. 75 Notre Dame 87 IJIIly I! potnls .. ay trom the St. LouiS 20 22 476 , Olf\cial figures released today Mansfield St. IIYlllhlct Coli. 93 Northeast Missouri St. 71 156 McKinley ao<l NewarK · . ___ were undefeat ed •nidwav ir Sa n Franctsro .l\O berland had 636 field goals and Kentucky 102 Tulane 72 Wlcrlla IK Soutloern llllnolo U. ..eir sche<'ul" and look J;ke >londa> 's R.sults 208 free throws through SunHoward U. IlK Uncoln (Pa .) i2 11 I · fJFtroit 128 L;1s Angeles 127 d 1 11 lfiOd bets to • I I way '" day'• games lor 1480 points and 100 Clta"I • u--noke 73 S'-"t u tn St . Louhi 100 Philadelphia 90 I Davidson M wu (Wis .) St. 70 O!hkosh 14 tilf' tourno.ml:'ni.S s ar a 38.9 average . Those totes Randolpharon 11 nua. Lacroue St. 97 Platteville St. 11 10nlv game:"~ s('h('duled) h · · st 87 st Paul •• gave him a uge margm over Yirgirua . . Lakeland 98 Northland 9! 1'he Hulldogs who we!tl al' Tut'Sday's GamP< "' seoond-plare Jerry West of the Concord ID! Beckley 85 Nortloern Mich . as Sl.Norberl 78 lite way to the '"'• fina ls l»t INo games scheduled\ Los Angeles Lakers. who had West Virginia II Pittsburgh 72 Writewater St. 85 River Fallo 72 f'ear befort! '" IJayton W•d?.,day 's IOame 1158 points and a 29.7 average Mercer 81 Stetson 77 Coli. of Emporio p Slerllng 43 .lebnont, won two gaon.s last Easl vs . West Ali ·Star game at and Oscar Robertson of hi<! Cin· Soutloem U. 81 Sewanee 58 Butler 90 Wabash 70 ..-.nd 62·53 om arrh·rlval St. Louis dnnati Royals, who bad Vanderbilt 7S Ge<rgia 82 Wisconsin 76 Purdue 66 , ----- -- - ,.,._ poinls and a 30.3 average. Tennessee 58 Louisiana St. $4 Indiana 8S Jowa 76 EASY TERMS _ _ !!ill Russell of tloe Boston Cel- Tenn. A&l 71 Lincoln (Mo. I 5S Ohio Northern Hillsdale 87 88 tics wu the rebound leader W.Va. Tech 104 W.Va._St. 77 1 Wayne St. 101 Mi chigan Tech i --;;This y-OUr fii!t jump!"with 1007 in 44 games for a 22.9 Huntingdon 86 U. Mex1co 57 1 average. Chamberlain was sec- Mid.Georgia 78 Brew.-Parker 68 Southwest 1 and wltb 391 and Jerry Lucas J'lorida Southern 90 Rollin! 69 1Loujsville 70 North Texas 68(ot) : CRUZIER KESTING of Cincinnati was third with 871 , Alabama til MiB1l11ippl St. 83 W.New Mex. 17 N.Mexlco St. I DETROIT 1UPI) - The DeChamber lain took 1275 ahot!!- Tenn . Tech n Murray (Ky.) II E.New Mexico It S. Utah IMI trlllt H.ed Wu~s have sent h~rd - 300 more than any other player Western Ky. 70 Ellt TP.nn. ft Sui Roa: S8 East Teu1 54. I working iOalie Roger Crozier to In the league - but maintained Eastern Ky. " Middle Ttllll. 18 Lamar Tech Ill Sprinc ·Hill 1 Miami Bf'aeh, Fla ., for a shon a .499 percent.qe as a marksHoward Payne 79 Sam Hous. ' rest. man . Only Terry Discloinsor of Weol Tuu St. 75 McMurry 70 Crozier, who has playod ev- Detroit, with .507, and Walt BelSW Teuo St. 69 S.F. Austin ery game for the NalionaJ h1my ol Baltimore, with .505, Oklahoma 8t Nebraska 12 , Horkey League Jearn, was to he ranked ahead of Wilt as marks{ Okla. City U. lit Hardin Slm. : back i' l.ime lor Detroit'• game men . Oklolooma st. 67 Iowa St. 41 at Toronto. on S"turday. 1\obertson led In usistt with Blahop rt Chrlatl II - ·-- - ·- - 44t and Larry Costello of l'hiJa. 1 delphia ranked first In free Or erJDJtS Colorado Cl KODI&I 5t throw perceotq.. wllb .87i. AtiJQJoa II Arlzona(Fiagstatf) lltl IJnfteld t2 Whitman 8.1 The Melia A.S.C.S. C ou ·I' ty Committee tnnouDcecl today thst flrlllft'l may make appliIO\\' cations for new burley tobacco allotlliOiltl up to February 15, 1965.. •A man who talks lllvlst~:, - - Pomo...,, Ohio Don McDade added 13. NEW PREP RECORD Tom Pitchford's 23 points led BOONE, N.C. (UH)- AppaFour of Scl~ ftve Evans but he received double STAJ\GELL SIGNS lachlan High School pr.5ted Ito ripped tloe fi&Ure ltelp from Steve fuller , PI'ITSBURGH [UP()- Willie !31st consecutive wrestling win ran , to p I Swisb wh'o pumped in 16 Ronnlt Hal· Stargell, who led the Pittsburgh Monday for a new prep record. A ley who added 11 Dave H?l- Pirates in home runs last year The form::or record of ISO er • · ..,cl, ler added 10 more. with 17, has signed nl• 1965 straight wu held by Mepbam Dunean winning In Aaron Buffington's 32 points contract. High of Lone Island, N.Y. GiJ con by nu whippina: Evans, led hi I ma_tes 1o their fine fashion . second tl straight trm.mph , thi!I me 8 men hit the double fig- 165-54 over Goodyear . . . I ' u mark ag•in lor Tom Harrison was next m . sronng urc ., team for the winner> with rune. Klllingaworth led Bill Brown and Chtck Conley h lth 2G Bill Andrews Jed Gotdyear Wllh 11 and 11 th:d '::art Wolfe 14, and poinll reapecllvely_._ _ __ ,1 -'"'-------'---~--'--- - MEIGS THEATRE ,~'lr __~u . wttlo II. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ,Jan. 12, 1965-S I • • • Tearns Score Trmmp • hs First DIVISIOD Canton McKinley Tops B 1\0BF.RT GRTMM • . 1 Y VaUed Preso COLUMBUS s finallv ·McKinley s Jail Bul: d ot ' """"' rnalJOD8 . Mi b I i -~ ITOP UQVOR ADS l'J.KYO (t; PJ t - U. S. mllltlry olfJcialb 1odety ordt:rt:d the Far Eaat Radio Notwork , wblclo broadc8Bt.a to American military baseo, lo stop encouraging drinking by announcinli cut-rate liquor pric"' at post clubs. �;!~~\..!~~~~l!!l'~~O~ .• !'Jan: 12, 1965 1 -' DistriC• l t 0 PIedge '·.f.omplianee WI•th New Law H3ffiS00Vl'IJe Ida'Revevening. . and Mrs. Willalm Barn· ... wunam Howard and ch!ldrea, two weeb '\'!sUing here ; JIIIh Illehl an Ruh,> lllebt Cheryl and Melody and Danny hart have returned to the of ZanemUe, and Mr. and home of their son. Bill Barn· Mrs. Larry Godby of Dayton. hart, 1n Pomeroy. Mr. and Mro. Charlea Jooes I Mr. and Mr.. Hlel French and Laurel spent a few dayt spent a week end with the Jack Ill Zanesville recoull7. By Av1 Glltty Warners in Jackson reoontly. Mro. Dua Marltlns hao in· He further 8tated. "if at any Mrs. Joe Carsey and daught. Mrs. Landon Smith is in Ohio formed frlendo that her moll\. time a school district i• al- er. Kathy. have returned home lvalley Hospital at Steubenville«, Mrl. Bertha Hlndo, recent. legedly discriminatory or in after a """'k m Columbus wtth lsuffermg from pnell1llonla. Her 1y underwent major surgery. violation of the compliance the Mr. and Mrs. James Payne: Imother, Mrs. Kay, 1s with her. She Is MCOVering ••ttsfactortly. matter and facta in the case Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire Her conditton ts reported as Tiley are all former re•idents would be presented to the U.S. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert AI· satisfactory . of tbls area but now live in colJIDli8SIOI:Iolt. d.dneder ?!ItEducaldtio~~" kire made a burdWimess tnp to Tommy Jack8011 and family Zanesville. • • wou "" up Columbus Sat ay. . '•r. guests of the Harry Jack· Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs to the commissioner of educa· Mrs. Grace Carr had a new sons. land children spent several days lion to decide U the school dis· bathroom mstalled • n her Mrs. Bessie Grahdm is in In Ravenna as the gue•ts of his trict was guilty of the charges home. . Dunbar, W. Va., helping to sister and brother·ln-law, Mr. made against it." Mrs . Alite French has im· care for the new grandaon born and Mrs. J. A. Heckert. Other If the commissioner stated proved her hoi_"" with an ad· to Mr. and Mrs. Don Ander- visitors at the Heckert home the di8trict WOI in violatloo, all dltton and has mstalled runnmg son. were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riggs, federal funds to the district water from a new deep weU. S.·Sgt. Harold Graham spent Herbert Riggs, Mrs. Victoria would be stopped immediately. Mrs. Betty Gtlkey and child· his New Year•, vacation at his Stacy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stacy, ren of Galltpoll~ were supper home here. 1 Wilda and Howard Stacy. guests of Ava Gilkey Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant Gordon Atkins, Urbana. Ill., Mr. and Mrs, Joe Sayre were and daughter, Judy, of Colum· spent ••vera! days with his in Charleston Satueday where bus, were week end visittll's at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mr. Sayre consulted a special· their fanm here. Atkins. isl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre of had as visitors during the New and two children of East Bank, ''Valle' Prell latenatloaal CllLUMBUS (UPil- School 'S tlcU throughout Ohio wiU lie ulted to sian a statement 11: eompliance with the recently jr ed federal Civil Rights Act :S~t coldntinue to qualify or . a · 'lh! State Board of Education MGoday authorized E. E. Holt, public Instruction superinte"" lkot. to file a statement of 11\ate compliance with the U.S. eommtssloner of education. The board told Holt to aecute lhe provisions of the act, as they apply to lbe State Education Department, state schools for llle blind and deaf, local school 6trlcts and other srhools or qenoie~ taking port in pr.. lfllDI administered by Holt's • NeWS NOteS 1 Racine Society NoteS w. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Our· Mr. and Mrs. Me1viD Morris, ball! and 11er P"'fflll, Mr. filii Columbull, llpetll 1111 wet eud Mrs. Jobllny Morril. . with bls ~> ~. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Irion J. Holley Jolumy MorrlJ. spent the week end wltb bel' R lll1uley parenla, Mr. and Ml'B. Weod· row Arthur, MUton, W. Va. Mra, Don Coltll1ll entertain· II" ed friends Tuesday even. aeRO ing with 1 paint party. • Mrs. Mae Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pickett were recent I gueots of Mrl. Mary Diehl and the Felis Alkire family, Mr. and Mrll. Cllfiord Lo""" Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkire nette and children of TUppers and son, Rog..,, and Miss Lin. Plains were Sunday afternoon da HBtfteld attended a dirmer vi!itora of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine sponsored by the Meigs Motor· Millman. cycle Club. Mr. and Mrs, WUUam Rose, Mr. and Mra. Ray Birchfield son BiUy vlsittd Thursday and had ., dirmer guests Mrs. Net- Friday (New Year's) with her lie Borgan, Mr. and Mrs. Jame~ mother, Mrs. Glenna Milhoan Borgan and family, Mr. and and Bernard. Mrs. Gary Borgan and family, Mrs. Mildred Daine! and Hei· Allen and Michael Borgan. di Milhoan of Flatwoods ealled Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson on Mrs. Clara Milhoan Friday. and children of Athens were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seidenahel Sunday dinner guests of hill called Sunday evening. mother, Mrs. Lana Gibson. Miss Kay Crabtree of Colum· Recent dinner guests of Mr. bus was a week ODd guest of Rid.ge Society NoteS parmll, Xr. 11Ji1 Mrl. 111. L. Bahr. IJurtDl b11 J8CA!IoD he toot lnv-., for 1111 !w,r Baum , _ _ CompeDJ Flonda are guests of Mr. and Year's we·ek end, Mr. and a.ester. or uary 3, 1965. The baby weighed Mllonal origin." 8 lbs., 12 oz. Grandparents are • lloU said each district will be Mrs. Chnstine Lake, Athens, - e d to file one copy of the and Mr. and Mrs. John Glab, ~liance with his office and Route I, Millfield, and great other witb ute U.S. commis- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ~ ot. education. Francis Morris, Racine, and : IPederal Oltieial Deeidet: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, Route l, Middleport. EDITOR'S MAILBAG Middleport. Ohio Jan. 7, 1965 Mrs. Arthur Cleland was tak· ~n to Meigs General Hospital b~ the emergency squad. Mrs. B. M. Pjckens entered Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. I I , I SMALLEST BIRD World's smalleat bird Is lito bee hummingbird of CUba, wltlt a body two inches long and weighing 108S than two grams. Its eggs are ~tenths of an. Inch long, according to the Encyclopoedia Britannica. · I\ Q - What is the source ol I IIMfllll CAvn1li ... ,.... .... »: ' Eden SOCiety • Nt PLAN TO ATTEND • • • • I' HOMEOWNERS 'INFORMATION SERVICE •re• 2 BIG DAYS! FRI., JANUARY 15th- 9 A.M. • I P.M. \1rs. Ben Philson returned Dear Sirs home from the hospital and is , I would hke t() state 8 rew recuperating after a raiL (!acts to tho,.. who advocaie the levies and extra taxes in R1•v. and Mrs. Pau1 Sellers ¥1cidleport. · and daughters, Margaret and ' Middleport is practically ont>-- Rosemary spent several days lrilf or more pension people, last week in Dayton with Mr. Ita one way or another; Social and \1rs. Hen! Pinion. Jecurlty, Old age and Railroa · f . . ;, The following is a pensioner's Chnstme Lakt' of Alhens · ~Jud,et. While 1 ·am 3 iitUe 3 . 1 spent ove;night Th_ursday and bove average, there are many I New Years Day with her pa:w don't have as much . Also ents, Mr. and Mrs. F'rancl!l ~any are widows. ' 1 Morns . 1 i'J Fgr Jan .. 1965. \1r. and Mrs . Jim Simpson ~ UtJUties, $31.55. I and son, Steve spent a day in Taaes, 132.00, •Half year). Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Insurance, $7.00 rdealh pol- l Robert Knightstep and Alicia. ). i They were accompanied home ,. Doctor & Med . $2100 <ThiS I by his mother , Mrs. Lavinia I must). Simpson who had spent the Bill (due) $tO 00 Only one holidavs there. owe. Dr. · Kathryn Philson returna f! Total $101.55 . ed to her home at Blacksburg, 7: Total income for two, $212, : Va. after ~pending the ho\iw ~vlng a balance of $110.45. [days with her parents, Mr. and i" Out of this $1!0.45, two peo- ~ Mrs. Fred Philson. must live for a month. Miss Jane Ellis of Arlington, Tbe bills are not rubber, they I Va. and Miss Ruth Ellis of not stretch. Like a too ! Columbus were guests of rela~ pan llrdle , something has to I tives here Thursday. live. · Mrs. Helen Younce returned Can you see where you can home after spending two weeks out even the minimum of over the holidays in Cleveland on top of the water bill? with her son, Mr. and Mrs. a on electric? Doctor? William Brammer. w ~an you repair a leaky Mrs. Helen Johnson return~ Dol or buy a needed neet'ssi- ed home from Wadsworth after !t for the home' spending the holidays with her Fortunately we own our daughter and family, Mr. and llnme. Many have to pay rent, Mrs. D. R. Kronenberger. 'lillt after aU, do we just let Miss Lisa McDaniel of Ath· • home fall down on us? ens is a guest of her grandThole who own are stuck. parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. L. tbDie who renl can go Pies- McDaniel. w!Jere, Mr. and Mrs. William Scary 1 Me you interested in the and famtly of Chester, W. Va. people who have always been were recent guests of his mothw ._.; Or sre you going to force er, Mrs. Carrie Scary and aunt, I tbem to leave or d1e of malnu- Miss Minnje Harpold. trlllon? Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle '.l'lle good book says, tithe, or New Brighton, Pa. spent the 81111 It's all well and gond. But weekend and Mr. and Mrs. II would take a lot or laith, to Charles Beegle and son Chuck· tUbe Oil what is left of a pen. ie spent several days last week I lloaer's check .You do we\J to 1 wHh their rather, Mr. Ira Beeln.. gle. I don't mean to gripe. I am : Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byer and tbarltfw for what .' have, but children of Middleport spent l predtct there wdl be more 1Saturday night and Sunday with paaple added to Old Age Pen- I Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hllldore. lion or welfBTe in Middleport They all visited Mrs. Susan Galw darinl 1965 because it will be breath at Little Hoeking Sun· DeCtSIIry to 3Upplement their day afternoon. ' ilcotne in some way· Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beegle . A Pem10ner- M.V.N. and sons of Portland spent Sun· I might add, afw all, the day with Mr. and Mrs. Verne penstonen are human beings. Watterson. We'd like a show or a trip or Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt tven a little luxury of some spent Monday and Tuesday at , tlnd, whi<h is impossible. Foreat Run with \lr . and Mrs. j Even Jr you have some 88V- Milton Houdashelt and chil· dren. ·tap, yoo can 't use .•t up. .L lit: I 1111'1 pile up. and no one knows liU fut..-e • RECORD NUMBERS . WASHINGTON !UPIJ - The ! CUSTODY FIGHT Immigration and Naturalizalion MONICA, Calif. <UP!) Service said Thursday that a 1..-~11te six-year-old child cuotndy record 1.25 million persons , between Marlon Brando visited the United States last his ox-wife, Anna Kashfi, year. been continued until Jan. Commissioner Raymond F. Farrell said In bls year end re. Edward port that the total compored with a figure of 1.02 million for 19fi3. He said that a total of 183 million pel'1IOtll went through American porta of entry, in. eluding those on the Me:dcan and Canadian borders, during tbe year. • E I .. .. Market Report :J.~-:;-.,~il..., r·ll\ till, """· : : : ,' : : · =: •w\ c:; Slllnlay, Ju. t, Ull Mil: Colli - If 1tL aw - real ew asoine ma es your engine come e.e CommitteesNamedbyPoint Council,·Reports are Made Hospital News ·~ Gnce IHdbtc• - Gallipolis 'l'booe enteriJii !Ioker Holpll- PT. PLEASANT - Appoint. tiolll, 2'11; drunken drlvero arS.!.LEI REPORT .. VEAL 11.1, 3U, nmn!JIIJOII feet; AI durlD& 1M put :M houro in· ment of ....,..1 CClllllllltleel rested, 17; coovicted 17; othei a.tt Vllle7 Uveoteek c.. 41; Su•• D '- II: ....... Pt. Pleasant 21.10; Pomervy 'ZI· PT. PLEASANT _ ~ an· eluded: and the yearly city pollct re- mlad!!UJill!MroiiJI; felony I; toZll to Jl: Cia. 6 .... • to muat expand our pr•ICbool •• - .... , Hinton Ul; Kanawha nual parilh dinner meetinc of Ray 8. CUplet, r.allipolil; port ltlgltllghttd lui night .. Cl· tal arrests including road viola· HOGS - II to 16.75; 220 to Ill; CUU. l2 If 11. lll'&m in order to reach 1.110; Charlelton 24.13; Chrilt Episcopal Church waa Claud& N. Dray, MercervUle ty Council meeting held at Kro- lions, 516; total houn worked 250 Iha. 18 to IUS; Light 15 z,. • Jb. S Ill 1 I .. ntaged ehildran early." running 1\i feet, Mar· held in tbe parilh house Star Route; Mro. H. RICIWd del Park club house. by patrolmen, IO,t!Ot. to 18.75: Pat So!ro 10 to IJ; 10; stoct .,_ f If EJom-,o ~; and Winfield 17. Monday niJht with tbe election Tlplon, Rl. I, Galllpolll; Mra. . Financial otatementa ol the Sllea 10 to 12; Boars 8 to 12; Sheep 4 to II: QrJll .} to 5; alld lm dary llcltoolo Bolt ..., .....,..._ of four veslr)'men ltlgltllghting Jesse H. Gardn«, GaillpUia; 81a:.,~sd.Z~~n:"',; three city dopartments were Sows lr; Pigs eo to 10; SI!Oalll Budl:1 4 to t; '!It 'fl'rv•• 4 to ''! I'1!COIIUDIItd. •• a ""- River - Queen City the bwbwa aeulon. Mra. Gilbert E. Henry, Gam. committae to aelect furniahinis read showing the following hal· . 10. . sram of ualolaDce to IS, :Z: 10 a. m.; Reliable Elected to serve on the ves- polll; Mrl. Horace E. Keys, for the new cl build. which ances on December 31 - City, TWO ARRAIGNI';D t.UOI8 - Topl It; SleMds mentary and HCOildary down 13, 5:60 a. m.: Dyar up try for three years were Sam Waterloo; Mickay Suo Hayman, 11 ed toty be re':f lor $26,900.!111; City Water Works, PT. PLEASANT - Arrail"" 14 to II; LfCbl Wl8. 12 le ll; S:15 a . m. ; 0. F. Shearer Nichols, Carroll Casto, Gall Leon; WWJam T. Perry, Pi. occu~ the latter Y rt of $40,915.!7 plus $34,1100 In state ed beftre .Juotice of Peace A. ConunGII 11 to lA. •erving ehlldrelt of low famllles. My bud&et.•.will up 14, 4 a. m.: . F. Flerole up P&irel and Bartlln Montiefel. Pleaillllt; Ivan G. Shawver, this~~ Serving wll: Mrs sinkmg fund; Sewage Dispooal, M. Goodwm and Jamee Calvin queot f1 hUHon for this 14, 5:10 a. m.; Hood don 14, The ve~try Is on a rotating syl- New HBven; Mrs. J. _A. 8011- Thomas on. the convnittee wili $63,032 .ll plus $34.1100 state sink· Roberts, Galllptlls P'e!TJI, fin· l"&m. 1:20 a m.; Calhoon down 1+, tem and four new o - are ehar, Pt. Pleaaant; Dlllllla R. be counUmOII J . S. Duncan mg fund . ed $10 and coslll each on 'The burden of the 1:30 1. m.: Jerry Bosworth up elected each year. Leaving tbe Abatan,. Rt. J, Leon; Lawrence and Carl Murray. charges of intollicllllon and . . achoolJ 1J not eveuly 17, 9:60 p. m.; Downey down vestry alter oervine three year ·s. CollinJ, ReedavUie; Ml'11. sault and battery. Leo Cala& Low income famllieo are 17, 8'45 a. m. Eastern up 18, termo were Chester Rowh, Raoy H, Kestenon, Ch.., Mayor Virgil Siders appointed droo, Pt. Pleasant, fined $10 lly ooncenuattd In 5 a. m.: Louisana down 18, 7 Harold Somerville, Walter M. ter,; Mrs. &bert B. Mor· Tom Holland, Charles Fowler, and costs on charge of speedurban nelghborhoocts or a. m. immer down II, 7; :2~ a. Windoor and Henry Watson. rioon, Rt. 1, Middleport; Wen. and Arlin Hall on a committee ing. areao ... this Is a not'?nal m.: Rose G. up 20, 8:10 a m.; Reports were given for the dell E. Grate, Rt. 1, Rutland; to lnveligate bulldozers and the ~~- ~ederal action 18 needed. Patton up 2%, 4:45 a. m.; Jef· Episcopal Churchwomen of Mra. Lo""' J. Colemln, Pcm· committae was lll'anted author0 e8 MARRIAGE APPJJCAnON AlliS~ will be provided: feroon down 23, 7:60 p. m. ; El· Chri!i Chureh, Service Gulld eroy; Mro. H. W. Thomas, Rt. ily to purchase a bulldozer suit· Charles Franklin Arnott, 30, On tbe basiS . of. census gerclllf up 23, 6:30 a. m.; H. E. and St. Monica Guild showing I, Long Bottom: Eric L. Did- able for the city's needs. rth iD Letart Falla, pointer, and Vlvl•howblg the distribution of Bowles up Greenup, 5:30 p.m.; the work accomplished and fi· die, Racine; Mra. Mildred . By Ma a Ho11 1er an Elizabeth Johnson, 41, !ncvme families PI d W st temenls ch Roush Ra · , Mr N llie Lows Rosst , James Crad· Lang ·u houa if 12 55 11 1 eountrles or school Hoercel ndodwn 3: 40 a. m.; . naVnctaal taatiati .of otheeaCh. h B t't· c;:idd•1 "rt·. Mrse dock and Hiram Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rood svt e, ew e. . . ug a own · a . m.; West1 s cs urc arso I, ~:r epo , · . ted t ttee visited' over the week end with Wllhin •tates·• through 1 A• Boggeos, Rt . 2' Ra • twere mad ern down, 7:20 a. m.; T't·Bolt reported w..,e as 1oll ows: Com· c~ .uar., . oppom stl te theo a commt lbll't I Mr. and Mrs. Orville Barringer 0 down Meldahll2 ·12 a.m.: Lew- municants iss! year-153; Add· cine; Miss Josie A. Pickens, mve ga ~s t_Y 0 _ and family and Mr. and Mrs. e to states for lo school districts, with the lo up, 3:15 a. m.; J. Cholin up ed by confirmation - 9; fte. Syracuse: James F. Laber, Iron· s.torm sewers for Dlx.S.n addt Ivan Chevalier and family. 1 . •urance that the_ funds will 3:15 a . m.; Buckeye State down ceived - 2; Added By Trans- ton; Mrs. Emma M. Farrar, Rt. lion. Used for unprovmg the 6 a. m. fer - 7; added from inactive 2, Oak Hill: Herbert V. Mar· The council authorized clerk Mr. and Mro. Sol Btgley and Galllpolts dam - Wayne H. list - I; Lost by death - 2; quia, Wellston; Mrs. ~athan Anna Jean Flowers to sign city Eddie and Martha Holsinger of education in ~Ia ~w-lncothtm1e_,ar~,funOndstheDl down 8:25p.m.; Walter Houg· transferred- 12; Removed Belen, Rt. 4, Jackaon: Bmkley checks when necessary. lvtSited Sunday afternoon wtth on a ,..era w land down, 3:25 a. m.: Elisha from active Uot - I; Present S. Vogelsong, Ironton; Clme I Mr. and Mrs. Wtnnte Holsinger he used to reduce state and Wood down, 5:20 a. m.; OVEC number of communlcanta in McKee, Huntington. Twenty-first Street between and family. •· <~1 fiscal efforts; for the bene7:20 1 . m.: Luca• up 7:30 good standing - 157; Confirm· Bltlho Jefferson and Mt. Vernon Ave· Ronnie Swain returned to his Itt of all children within tbe a m.; Mimi up 8 a. m. ed persons not included above Mrs. Henry w. ThomBs, Rt. nue was changed back to a Army base Wednesday after a area s~ed, mctudlng those 'Konawllll River Oliver - 43; Baptiams, chlldren - 6, 1, Long Bottom, daulhter, 5:05 two way street but parking was Christmas leave spent with his who parttclpate in shared Shearer down Manmel, 9:20 p. adult - l: Confirmations, chi!· p. m. ; Mrs. Myron F. Bryan, prohlbittd on the south side of mother, Mrs. Edith Swain. Ices or other special . Knox up 10:30 a. m.; Bever dren - 5, adwts - 4; Receiv· WeUoton, 1100, 2:30 a. m. the street. During recent Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chevalier al ..projects. up Winfield 10:30 p. m.: Homer by Bishop - 2 Services: Dlacbarled mtnths Ire street was one-way visited Saturday with Mr. and 1 recommend. · .($IOO mD· up 11:35 p. m.; Semet up 4:45 Communion - 132, Morning & Clyde Mount, William Trotter, while the construction wa. un· Mrs. James Lowers of Park· 1 tor..J Ieder~ lll'ants to to a. m. Evening Prayer - 62; '1'111111 at- Mrs. Ron Early, Mrs. C. W. derway for lhe addition to the ersburg, w. Va . asstst In t purehase 0 book• tendance for 1964 - 6114. Napper, Mrs. John Stone, Ed· C&P Telephone Company. Mr. and ~rs. Byron Piersol for school libraries and for stu· die v. Jones, Mrs. w. G. Slut· Coun<ilman Ted Stevens of and family visited Sunday with dent use, ~ he m.ade av&Uable PROPOSE BILL Pleuant Valley Hospflal ler, Reherca 0. Roberts, H. W. the Pollee committee gave the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber. to children m pubbe and private COLUMBUS .<UP!) - Reps. ADMITIED _ Mrs. Denver Dailey, Lloyd Rankin, Mrs. November, December and . year Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin non-profit hel~mentary and sec· Chalmera Wyhe, R-Ollumbus, Jones, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Homer Smith, Alex Horton, end repnrt of the City Police spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. o~dary sc 00 s. and Charlton J?avldaon, R·lron· Rndney Wamsley, Pt. Plet¥~nt; Frank Quickie, Mrs. Eddie Ref· Department. The annual year Willard Reed and family . I recommend 1 pr~lll'am of ton. Monday mtrnduced a. blll Les Paul Clark, Clifton: Mich· lett, Mrs. Frank Skidmore, Mrs. for the year 1964 showed the Dennis Reed is home from ! federal 1fanla ($100 rmlllon) fo~ In the H~use of Represen~hves ael DeVault, Letart; Mrs. Lloyd G. D. Baumgardner and dough· following, Criminal, invesliga. the Navy on a holiday fur· f supplem•ntary educat.lo~ cen encouragmg busmess and indus· Huffman, Glenwood. ter, Mrs. Raymond Chesser and gations, 4; Accidents inves- Iough He is the son of Mr. ten and servlc~ wtthlll t~ try to tnstall water p~llutlon DISCHARGED_ David Rece, daughter, Mrs. Melvin Clagg ligated, 139; personal injury ac- and Mrs. Alvin Reed. I communlnltyed. · · ~-citing expenderrl control facilities. The btl! pro- Vinlon· Grover Marlin Buffalo· and son Mrs. Charles Chancey cidents, 28; persons injured, 38: I Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr. I Factory trained representatives from each of the ments vlthin uca ...ell nareu nity• • · moved from thetr· ·· propery,t freneh'18 ~ and Mrs. James Eakin and' daughl·' and son,' Mrs. R. W. Greer. estimated property damage, I and family companies listed below will be on hand to explain wabY11 ·· ·and' prlvea tecommu ~~t !!ales tax exemptions for mdus- er Middleport· Mrs Anna E. $42L47i drivers involved ar-: trailer at Eden to Rredsville I u c will coo a te non·prou · msta · 111ns su ch Iacllitl, es to Brewer, ' ' ' ' , 77; parking t1ckets is- over the week end. P school~ to devise tr1es Patriot. rested , their products and instruct you in their use. the Jan and ad=ter the equallze features of Ohio • tax BIRTHS_ Mr. and Mrs. Den· sued, 6792; unlawful parking tic· Mr . and Mrs. Russell Varr 1 a! for these structu~es preaently retardmg ver Jones, Pt. Pleasant, a son; kets 137 : wammg tickets, 112; Meter of Portland visited re- 1 See The Newest In ..• gr te lndustrtal lll'OWth. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wamsley, recovered two automobiles val· cently with Mr. and Mrs. James I 1 eCEILIIIIG TILE BY ••.•• "ARMSTRONG" ""n "iup.,. Eduealiea · Pt. Pleasant, a son: Mr. and ued at $1500; other stolen prop· Van Meter and family . "1 recotnmend a pc'OIIl'lm in college . . Mrs, Lloyd Hulman, Glen· erty recove~ed -:- value $289.·1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb •·J hi .._needy nd "For many young ~pie from wood, a son. 70; arrests mcludmg road vwla· and fam1ly or Guysville VISited e FLOOR TILE BY . .. , . , .. . , "AZROCK" ocnu aro ps w< a . .-' M k d M ' F' .d 'th " d tl ' poor families loans are not Mrs. Tiny ar s an 1'11. 1 " ay WI . ·"r. an .' rs. 1 !fled hi41t school graduates enable thl!llt to enter and to enough to open the way to high. ASK '1'0 WED Elizabeth Wickham have been Melgo Ge 0 eral Hosp~tal , Clmlon Holsmger and famtly. eWALL PANELING BY .. "WELDWOOD" ,.........,...,.,.;·...,....ilii""\1 t'l' education. PT. r ....,ASANT - Five COU· on the sick list. ADMISSIONS - Abbte Sto- , "My huclset proyjdea suUi· ,pies .. !••~ made . appliealion Mr. Terry Hoffman has re- hort, Pomeroy; Dean . Pullms. ~ LE~ VE FOR FLORIDA ,.----REGISTER FOR 1 rient lunda for grants to help f6r marrtage U-1 b1 the of. t..-ned to college at Morehead, Pomeroy; Wtlltam Kretselmter. • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gtlmore : • 1. FREE 12' x 8' Wall Hickoty Paneling up to .140,000 students in the flee of tbe County Clerk. Apply· Ky. after spending the holidays Pomeroy. left Tuesday morning for Clear- I first year. ing were: Bernard T. Wallace, with his parents, Mr. and Mr~. DISCHARGES - Helen Eb- water. F'londa, to spend the 2. FREE I 2' x 12' Ceiling Tilt "I recommend thet the exist. 45, Middleport, Ohio, and Betty Paul Hoffman. ersbach, Pomeroy : Mrs. Earl : ~· ' ing college work-study pr<>lll'&m Ruth Aldridge Sutton, 31, Oak Mr. and Mrs. Don Brlcldes Cross, Racine; Esta Roberts , 3. FREE 12' x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Fleor Tilt he made available to more otu· Hill; James Milton Leonard, and family of Gold Ridge Pomeroy. dents and .that a part of the 34, HDgaett, and Barbara Ann W'!re •"''per psts of Mrs. ----cost of interest payments on Bonecutter, 23, Hogaett; Roger Freda Miller Friday. TO MEET WEDNE81lAY guaranteed private loans to col- Crow Rymer II, 24, RAvena- Mrs. Jane Smllh of Silver Middleport council will meet : lege students he paid by the wond, and Judy Allyn Cottrill, Ridge Is spending several days in its regular January session 1 FREE NOT A SALE! federal government. 17, Leon; Tracy Clifford Sar· with ltfr daughter, Mrs. Rich· Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The ' ''I recommend enactment of gent, 20, Rockcaslle, and Jan. ord Barton and family . meeting was postponed from l REFRESHMENTS This Is Your Show legi81ation for purchase of books et Pearl Plckeno, 18, Leon; Mr. John Rldenout ha< re- Monday night because Mayor Mtddto,.rl and 11 b r ary materials to Carl Dougla• .!.mold, 61, Pom· turned to Ashland College at 1 Lee Smith is in Chicago tuday · 'lil-t WIY 24511 strenglh collete teaehtng and eroy, and Allee Ivan 'l11omll" Ashland, Ohio aftor visiting his I He will return Wednesday af(ON REQUEST! research. son, GO, Pomeroy. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buel ternoon. Ridenour. ---I 1 Mr. Dannie Devol and daugh· LUCAL TEMPS 0 JnSOn 5 Debbie and son Mark ol The temperature in Pomeroy's Logan called on Mrs. Freda business district at 11 20 a. m ~·· 290 N. 2nd Av1. Mllletr. today was 36 degrees, under, WY 2-5421 POMEROY :.'lf!lilli purauanc1 ollJw, L lloWifd E. Frank, Treuuror of Melfi Coun(J, Ohlo, do heraby Mrs. Ada Neutzling vislted 1 clear skie•. Jll>• notice that lbt number of !IIIIa fevted on eacb dollar ol propel'tJ obon on lbe Ge"" with Mrs. Henry Beaver Wed· .i' .. ' · ~ TIS DupUcale of Real Iotito, Publio Utility ••d Personal Ptoperty within nld CouniJ' Mra. Stella Adklna spent lor tbe year I~ II 11 tollowo: from Friday until Sunday with Freda Miller. "!I! Mr. Ruy Christy is pointing TOWNSIIIPS ='"' j~ and doing carpenter work for 1 '' Mrs. Buel Ridenour . ! ! •' SCHOOL DIS'l1UCTS ' :s : Mrs. llellry Beaver and Mro. ' La Deaux entertained •' AND CORPOII.ATIONS Chester Garden Club at the •• II h<ome of Mrs. Henry Beaver. (Co!ttlnued From Pqe I) * tile lll'tunds of race, color Annual Parish Dinner is Held Monday Night River News Y.rst Priority Mr. and MJ'I. Bin, Wludoo and dalqbtlr ha ntuzoed ft'om a 2,381 mile trip tllroqb 111ne etalea. 'l1ley lllyed 1 felr dlyt vllttina Mrl, Windo!t'l etsle Mr. and Mrs. David White ~ Tampa, Fla. Mr. llld Mto. Art Kasper and Clara vtstttd with llln. Kuper's parentl, Kr. and Mra. M. L. Bahr Wedneoday. Mr. and Mra. Everett Slslou ' of Long Bottom eaDed on her father, Mr. Murl Taylor liuJI. day, ·· Holt IIBid each district would .. liVen the responsibility of .,..., tltot "no person shall be on ~luded from participation in, 11M enied the benefits of, or child, a daughter, named Lori 1-'--------=~--:..;__:__ _:__ _ _ ___:_.:::::.::~:::::.::.=:::::.:::..:2=:::.:.:.::::_:::::::::~.::::.:::__:::.::~.:!::::::::!..::::.::=:::::...::.=._:::::.::~::::~==-----ilberwise subjected to dlscrimi· Daniello Lake at St. Marys aatioo onder such programs on Hospital, Nelsonville, Ohio Jan- Says Education II Va., spent a week end wlth an Mrs. Eugene Atkins were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr cinnamon? Mrs. Joe Sayre and son, Tim. Mrs. Bill Tyo and children, Les· his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mr•. Virgil Atkins, Gor- and Billy. A - A lree of the .. laurel Mr. and Mrs. William Lake my tie and Scott, Zanesville, Mr. Damron. don Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Billy Baht returned to Rio famlJf aallve to Ceyloll. T h of Zanesville, Ohio are announ· The Clinton Gilkeys of AI· and Mrs. Robert Allen, Char· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Durham bert Jewell, Mr. and Mra. Grande College recently after SPicy flavor II dae to 11 cing the birth or their first bany vtstted Ava Gilkey Sun· teston, s. c., Mr. and Mrs. and daughter of California spent Frank Halliday, Mrs. Mary spending his vacation wllb his 111 Yotllll harlt:, -.,.nment. l>ally Sentinel, Pcmer"Oy·Middleport, o., Jan. 12, 19811Jf 1 SAT., JANUARY 16th- 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. 1 I Chester .ho Society NoteS 1 r I HEATING I 2-Hour HARDWARE DRY CLEANING I '""'"'"'"'"'"'"'iiiiiiiiiii...,...,.;;l;;;;,.....,.;;i;;;;..................,.....-, SERVICE R b" RATES OF TAXATION FOR -' 1964 Dependable cold weather per{ormanc£ you can see! Start with an ice-free carburetor.anJi fuel line/ "" h 31 ·l 1 I --·--t "COLEMAN" When you use new Ashland A-Plus Super Gasoline or new Ashlaud Regular Gasoline- both Vitalized with AG-105- carburetor icing and fuel line freeze-up are never a problem. And new Vitalized Ashland Gasoline improves your engine's cold weather performance in other important ways you can see ... hear ... and feel ! You enjoy faster starting and quicker warm-up •.. instant response and faster acceleration ... cleaner, quieter engine operation .. , more power and better performance. New Vitalized gasoline is the result of years of research and develop· ment by Ashland Oil's engineers. Road-tested for more than 5,000,000 miles, Vitalized gasoline has established new standards of performancesuperior performance you can actually see .•. hear ••. feel •• , no matter what car you drive. Drive in today and fill up with a tankful of new Ashland A-Plus or new Ashland Regular-Vitalized gasoline that makes your eragine come AUVEI = lEDFORD -------··-----·· .20 8.80 !Aeal S. D. ····- ,20 Local S. D. ·--•·· .20 3.110 CHESTE11 co ·······-··----·· LEBANON ., I I EIIIIII'D Local S. D. •••••• .20 Southern !Aeal s. D.••••••.20 LETART Soutltem Loell li. D.••••••.20 OLIVE EllllerD Local S. D. •••••• .20 0114NGE Eutem !Aeal S. D. ••••.• .20 IUTL.I.IUl No!'lbwellleltl LoCil S. D.•• .20 llatland Vlllago ····-····· .20 IA 1 ZM Jllortbwe.otem Loell S. D•••.20 IU.UIIIUIIY ,.. .J'•"' ' ~ '::' ' _,, Available only at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil '/Jet:de:!j . .. the friendly man with the better braruf,J.l •; I a.JIIblttl' Local I. D.•..••• Slli*II'J B..tlold S, D. •• ll1ddJQorl VWaro ··-··--· ........., VUJ.oce ····-·--· .JO .20 ... .1 CLEANERS SUCCESS NEWS I AMBASSADOR BY RAM BUR .... h H ;rl .75 24.40 ! I' 1.50 17.50 .tl5 2.50 .85 .75 2UO .till .65 .75 .75 29.20 3.80 3.80 2.50 1.110 20.50 18,00 22.30 uo 2.00 2.011 27.90 19.110 .811 .65 .75 3.80 .75 2UO 3.80 2.50 19.110 .65 .75 27.40 8.80 1.50 20.10 .65 .75 27.ftl 3.80 2.00 20.50 .till .75 27.110 8.80 8.80 17 ·"' 17.110 .611 .65 .75 25,to 1.40 .75 28.30 3.80 I.SO 17.50 .till .75 :M.40 .55 .65 .75 .75 21.'10 24.20 .65 .611 .75 .75 38.10 2,50 20.10 8.80 1.30 18,00 3.80 3.80 3.80 1,30 17.110 22.30 22.80 .20 I 4.00 3.00 25.90 Mr. and Mrs. Marton Wood, II~:~~ Betzing, Mrs. Freda II and Mrs. Margaret Christy spent Sunday witr Mr. ! and M!'ll. Don Betzing and Jan I at Hemlohk Grove. I Rev. and Mrs. Robison and Mrs. Warne were supper guests of Mrs. Freda Miller Wednesevening. . Stella Adkins spent a ! Sunday wlth Elizabeth and Mlnnle Clay. Mrs. Edith Osborne of l..oD8 Botton R. D. spent an after. niJOII with Mrs. Elizabeth Wick· ham. Mr. and Mrs. WUllo Frost 1 spent Wednesday at Parkers- i 30.90 and Mrs. Robison were a!lpper gu<~ts wllb Mr. and .20 ICIPlO Mr•. I. 0. McCoy and famlly of , .65 .75 Jlloraweotern Loool 1. D••••110 2UO uo 3.00 17.50 II JAinl Bottom, R. D. I IViiGri 2,00 li.SO .611 .75 uo 28.80 .. lllem Looall. D. --·-- .20 ANNV\JNCE BIRTB I IP.SO uo ,85 .75 32.10 .70 IJidn• vw.,. ···--·--- ,2) uo Mr. ond Mn. Charles F. Oh· 10,110 10.110 .75 IIJncuM VlUac• ..•.•••••• .JO 3.80 .611 35.80 .70 Pttmeroy SUlton I. D. ••• . .20 .75 1.80 2.00 22.80 .85 3d.ao linger \Sandra EhlenJ ore nounclng tbe birth of a son Bell e1tate tuu wblcb btm net ben paid 11 th1 cl001 of uch collection carry 1 pan. Monday, Jan. 4th, at Holzer lit, or ten per cent. Tuaa 11111 be paid at lbe olllc:o ol lito county tn11urer or 1>7 milL Hospital. Grandparents are PJ.out brt111 roor last tax roeelpt. and II YOU pq by mall, be oun to to~:.~te your property Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Eblen, bJ ta1n1 4lllfjcl and ll!eiOR IIIJDJitl! lllf..ddfalled OD9tlopa. AIWIJI txiJIIInt yOur IU Jr., Union Ave., and Mr. and Nellpt teo 111 tltol It ..... aU yOUr properly . Olfle1 Rouro-t:OO A.M. to t:OO P.M. dilly Mrs. Clara Ohlinger, Sr., J.anisviUe. Great arandporento - ' S•tued1y wbtD otrt.. c l - at Noon. Tox llnoka Will be oP<n December 15, 11114, to a"' Clarence Hawley, P<>m• a, 11118. • .,, and Mrs. Myrtle· Blalld t1 Wtsl Columbia, W. Va. ! .20 ,20 7.70 an·l ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMJIAJ!l.Y .... ... I .20 Hif- - ~- - -·-- -- ... ·--~--. . . . . .~. . . . . . . .~. .----~ . ,.. .... ' .. ,.,.1'1' King Builders Supply Co. Sales up 110%... greatest increase of any 1985 carl Read the reasons why: Ambaaador 990oll Hanllop re•.on one: re•.ontwo: re88onth,..: Advancellf Styling. Ambouador'• glom· orous new styling came out fint agalnst all direct COII'l~"rtitors In o survey at the fint mGIOr thaw of 196! can. Look ot btro Value . The •6s An:'banodor k..ps all the salld Ron~bler vlrturtt and tow Main--c..m, Hr.h ....lo. Tho AmbaSICiclor, me. •nr lambler, raaht S8Me when ')'GU INy ft, ...... _ . 1ft the twHplngly chaDged Ambanadar. SpectaaJfat Mw 1ize and length. New power, lnclucllng big V-8 optiont. oth.r 1porty optkn. IU. wlra wheel awen~ ndlnhtt llutbt Hats, orMI otMr sportt equipment. elltttO•'fCIIue featu.-.t IUdl 011 Double- Safety lralc.. (separate systtms, fro"t ond rqr), O..p.Dip rudproofing, Adw vanced Unit Construction. Cerami(' Armo,.d exhaust system, Colt .ing HOb, Weothe'" Eye Heotlno and Venll• latlng and lfiOre-all ltclndard at no extra cost1 trade. You'll fiM ell the ,..IIIII .._...,.. '65 Cer Jl.ltay - ,_ . _._d_,ofIn .... dolton In lite.......,,. A.IMricattMot••• DwiJ The 3 Sensible Spectaculars- RAMBLER AMIAIIADDI-lllrtett 11111 fiMn Ill ... NHt 1-w- • D M!IIC HIWlntM"'\MIIr.·SII• litOtlllll..- • .t.MBiCAN-,.. METROPOLITAN MOTORS .. INitiO with IIIII br""'M ...._.....,. ef IHII• ing '65 can. Caft eave yeu ~of niat cor. ...,,.& err..a '65 ~......, K11i 600-606 Eaat M.ln St., Pemerar - - - - - - - - - - · w 1 t ; h thtlllinny Kaye Shaw on CBs.lV, W.c:ln...IJIVIIRl"tl" .'It . '' , 1 �1 - - - - - - - - lni· Mr. Gaston lind tn IIlla fr;~-------,a.Dal!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Jan. 12, 196~ Carpenter 'a} News OCI S - community lot oonit lillie llld ., Rul Est•t• For S.le w8! the mother of James o.. WANT AD ton, local, and Paul Gastoo, INFORMATION MIDDbEPOR T. hous• 6 ""'ms, Albllsy, both well known bere. bath, block garage, with eleoFuneral servlc@ were condurtOP tricity, gas ,water, 90 ft. ed at Hughel Funeral Homo In frontage, good location, 10nCl..... resumed at Ollumbia Athens Tuesday. ed for business. Syracuse. 10 Dept Store Elementary Scoool on Monday ~~ fiUoaiJ of Mr. and CANI IQ....I.AUON8 L"(Uillll "l"lnN.. acres~ good soil. pond, gas, Dec Jl l!llj Team High Series. _ MiddJ&. morning following a holiday va· Mrs. Ney carpenter wero lheJr . . . ftor 11!"\-ev'eG -.1nt1• ,. _,_, A • 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Sta. Wag, _ $999 eie<troc, ctty water, ol•~ktop · ' . cation which began Dec. 18. Jan family members Ma11Je u-t . _ DMt ,. Putoh,.•U•• • Teall! No. 1 - B. Sawyer 286. port Dept. Store, 2175. . • -. t re et · Syr.cu.e• house · s ' . . Pickett ts stU! substituting as of Strasburg Anna Parker of a,.J,I.oUIA I IUr>lb Locally owned and a nice well. cared for car. 6 .<"Yl eng_lne lots block from roodslde M. Sawyer 379. T. Titus 3118, . GI ho ' "'- ...,u•n•• - •·fl ~ rtlll' · . Blind 255 . Handlca 618. ToDEC 31 l!llj jarutor for T. M. a awy, w Cleveland, Tommy Parker and with nl!'w rings, std. traM., radlo, heater , good tires. Betg• • lllltt ., ,........., •nJ lUll ~1emN park, goody iocal!hon, ~lao,.k· tal 19119 'woa I &.~ Tted 1 Team No .I .:_ C O~"·•er is •lowly recuperating from friend, Bolivar; and Robert and brown finish. ,....,...,_.~ CJT-•r• •b ..ulll tw top street. our c otce or · • ' ' · ·~'6 h'ts recent illness Freda Hoyd p k and of Mlddle rt lJ 14d •mm.-.rll•'•l' ntr ooh nl $2 000 Phone CH 7 • Team No. 3 - T. Vaughan a74; 37~: E. Searles 371; N. Ams· . · . 1 ar er sons po . ~ trUJ Ifni .... ....IJP<'"~"" fo• ......... ...-· .... Y · · J M kin .~. Blind 255· J bary 373 . A "··-•ng 399 • p was helping m the lunch room They reporte<t thai Mrs. Skiney 1960 Ford Galaxie Starli.n er Cpe. - - $1095 2361. l-9·31P · an -· ' ' ' . =•• ' ' thJs week as Beu "' P eery has Park..- <Roberta) who recently Iiiio I"Q - - - - - - - - ' - Ingels 327; Handicap 810 ; To- Mullin 456; Handicap 153; Toys engine, automa.Hc trans. C le~:~n interior, white finish, a:ood FOR SALE: Modern r. ••,., . . ..,..._ t ·k tal !MI. Won I, Lost 1, Tied 1. tal %127. Woa Z Lost 1. Fabric not fully recovered. fro~ the underwent major surgery In a tlres, heal and musiC. ' a..ac. ,., •ore~ ..... QMrtl""' and frame 3 bedruom ranch T...., No. I - R. Vaughan Shop -E. Housh 399; A. Nease auto~oblle acctdent IDJUTIOB she Mssillon City Hospital II ,.. 1111• •muft' <"h•••• \!k. eentlo lll ~tl (14'1 •nr" lrt"l i'hrM style home on Chester R.lad.I 11S; J . Swatzel 277: R. Burt 450; N. Barton 320; L. McKin· recetved some time ago. lfrs. cuperatlng at their home In _,..,... IAioel'f'I"U Appointment plea,.. Bob JIIO : C. Vaughan :157 : Handi- oey 319; !. Howell 409. Handl- Helen Jeff..-s was substituting Bolivar. ... Oo•"""' ""' pliO ..rf 1'411 .-w •"'"" 1D ot•v• Hoeflich, WY 2-5:!37 or Cl.,._ cap MM. Total 1833. Woo S. cap 192; Total 2069. Won 1 Lost for ftrst and second grades [ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine :A&IJ (Wt l"1:i4$'11~ • 1)8.11'\.> OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ter. 985-2226. !·9-Jic Lost I. Team No. t Jeff%. Iteacher, Ruth Starkey, who has Jordan and Bryan on Saturday U... - a1 .1fo ro' l)t. ...,rtl mtn •til~ a... .Odlt:lnouo •"""" lr POMEROY . OHIO I \\'eery 319 Forfeit. Slmoo'l Markel P . Collins . been ill and was consulhna a •evening were Mr. ancl Mrs. ()f't"a('.JI ttUl.lfll. 1 FARM FOR SALE. 110 acre-s. , Team No. I - P. Story 4()7; 443; G. Burdette 308; D. Clark !doctor on Monday. j Robert Dixon of Logan, Mr . . . . & M.. 'CI "·'""" I"' Ill Uadl.) -.....su ..ft,:tl• -' ILl "" l:l:OII 1a1:10J1 F S I I> acre Tobacco base. Sll J . Burt 323 : Blind 255: Blind 410; M. Domigan 429; Blind 330. Meryl Houdashelt announced and Mrs. James Blower ancl l'l"IJ 8L ~ ... e-cc-e= or ae FOR SALE room house m Syracuse. See :155 : Handicap 642: Total 1862; Handicap 141; Total 2061. Won lthe names of the bonor .stu· son Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon 1'0 PI.A.L~ A autJL7 f"R.OUI)U.NCI I ONE HALF of white faced beef . • ANTIQUE organ, 125 years Bob Grueser, Syracuse,Ohlo., Woe I. Lost z. Team No. 5 _ z Lost I. Rutland Furniture-- dents durmg the thtrd ~r .. '"•( anJ daughter of Glouster, Mr. '1\'.t.NT ,U:. 1 6 61_:_ J GlaJt lOll; R Haggerty 344; D. Grate 439; P. Carson 3!.1; C. period at assembly and they and Mrs. William Tolliver and Gram feed . WY 2-6554. old. In good condition. Call PHONE WY 2-2156 I l 12 Jtc Mrs. William Jacobs after 6 H. Johns>,>n 393: Blind 255: Black 309; M. Edwards 248; were listed as follows: First- son, Jeff, Jacksonville, ancl Mr. •:=========='~ c; t.EAN carpets wtth our Car P m 773-5604, CUftoo 1-9-3tp ' Handiup 651: Total 1948; Woa V. Grate 308; Handicap 420; Connie Dunham, Sandy ~hop and Mrs. Carl Crabtree of Atpet Shampooer FREE. with! BLACKSTONE electric clothes Total 2049. Woo I Lost Z. and J:Jfrey J~n~s. FoG . bany Rt. 1. 1:. Lost 1. Notice pu!Cha<e of Blue Lustre dryer. Good condition. Phone IPOMEROY ' Team High Three Games Londmark - P. Bilikam 293: Jo:~ ~t~ a~ the ~":;; Mrs. Anna Crabtree of Albany 1 .:;:;;.:-:=== - - - - Shampoo Baker Furmlure. IWY 2-6668 l-93t - 5 ·room rame- Team No. 6 - 1989: Team N. Carsey 317; (. Couch 355; FIt ryn w r, ~ Rt. l spent Sunday witb her SQt1ARE DANCE at tl1c Mas 1 t2 6tc - · · house with bath. gas healina. 1High Sinaie Gam - Team No. L Hawley 394: J. HyseD 343; Ann Jordan, Nancy Smtih, brothers, Paul, Wiiilam C. anc1 oilette, Friday mght. ---- - - - - ~ LUMP and run ~f m1ne coal front porch, ba~k P?r_ch, Da~~ I S - 693 : Ind. High Three Handir.ap 273; Total 1975. Woo S~th - Patncia Walsh, Mar· Charles Peck. I 12 iitp ONE 20 gal. glass lined. fully for sale. G~gleiD CoaJ Co. menl, __ lnsulbn.c sJdm~, utili· !' Games - p Story 407; Ind. Lost 3. N.Y. CJothiDJ- B. g~e Jeffers. Seventh .-. Con- Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. . ty bulldmg. ~00 lot \\'ell _lo· High Single Game - Team No. Smith 375; R. McTurner 343; me Greec, Ronda. Whltt~n. H. E. Starkey on Sunday were 1 autonHt t tc gas hot water Page St., Middleport. 12 4 tfc cated on ~mon Avenue, mre son 157. NartCES: Railroad Inn. Wt>st 1 tank . one new two-burner kerIJ. Warner 349; C. Krautter, Br~da Teets and Etghth y Mr. and Mrs.Donald Jones and 10 Sewing Mechines walkmg dtslance . town 1 365; H. Woll 426; Handicap 213; ElliS and Walter J?rdan. David. Nelsonville, PFC DrmColumbia, Opr-n 10 am . un-~ osene ctn:ulaLing heater. One SINGRR tll 12 P rn. Cirls. girls. ~iris. J5 .H()O BTU gas \'ented heat- ~ new $76.50 up. Several used N~s ~orne _repatr , work r TRI ~'lJ!"{fV LEAGUE Tntal 2071. Won S Lost 0. Relatives here recetved wc.rd ald Jones, Jr., U. S. Army, and _ _I_-9-3tp I er Edgar Arnott . 125 6th St., machmes at bargain pricea. wh_tch }OU c~n do }Ourself. ~ JAN. 5, 1965 of t~e d= of ~r~. ~cy Gas- Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman I Middle)l<lrl 1 11 3tp •l The ~"abric Shop Singer Sales · Pnced for qmck sale. Meigs Coun.ly Beagle - R. Ind. High Game- Ada Nease ton 10 A Yon a ur Y morn-land children of Harrisonville; 7 WILL DO rug wcavmg WI 9- , - - - - . Bnd Service, Pomeroy, Otuo .I POMEHO~·room f~me i Rupe 521 : J Johnson ao9; B. 169: Tnd. High Series - Phyl· Mrs. Beulah Jone:s of Athens 11121. 1-9-ZOtp 1957 8x50. 3 bedroom National: WY 2-2284. 4 21 tic house wtth bath, gas heatmg, Ruck 396 : B. ChiSler 429 : B. ius Mullen, 456. Mrs. Mary Virginia Holliday and AuToMOBILE House Trailer. Cnit Ravens- ICOAL- FOR- sale. Good - Iump l front por~h. a~d.small bas~ , Bowen 47~; Handicap 150; Tot- Team High Game Team \..1ft Diane of Dexter. PFC. Donald lllSurance been · wood 27~-9425 1 7 12tc: coal delivered or at the ~ent. Nicely ocated, out al 248D: Won J Lost 2. Points 2:. No. 1, 745. Jones, Jr., will leave soon for 1 1 1 cUcenect? '..ost your opera- . . min; on Store ,5 Run See htgh wrtlcr and near schoo s. Holsum Sales - B. Woods. 526; Team High Series Team a tour of duty overseas. llr'• - T caJl WY 1-llltiti "~<:J·:H Auturnaltc m bautt- Orville llo ue ~r hon~ SH 2- C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR B. Martin 507: G. Grate 521; No. I, 2127. A large crowd altended the ll~ttc lui walnut cabmet. Ztg Zags, I 5022 g p 12 _19-30il BOX 2!1 WY !-3S30 C. Schilling 418; A. Stobart 633; New Year's Eve services at the MARAN Fur Agency, N. Brown lm!tnn holes. sews o~ buttons . 1 _ • • _ POMEROY, OHIO Handicap 0; Total 2611. Woa BANTAM MIXED LEAGUt; JAN. 1% Mt. Union Chuuh. "ntere was St.• Mason, w Va . Fur~ want- ~ Yan("y des1gns. appliques. etc. i CU_STOM _butchering and cut__ 1 12 3tc 2 Lo11 t 1 Points 6. Dec. Z9, 1964: The American Legion Auxili- special singing and the servi~~ SCI. Muskrat, Mink. and rae·: One dial doe~ 11 ~11: Llke ; tlng. Phil Meter, Phone WY, 1'"UH SAL.E-Midd1epur1 ·11 taU· G & J Auto Parts - J. Sis- Beatie Bag• - J, D. Story a~y of Lewis Manley Post 263 were led by Rev. Cecil Cox, c;oon Send for pne< hst Call i new . full pme $.!4.36 - $8 2-3510. 12 9 Uc est bul!dina. located 352 N son 413 ; R. Graves 527; Jim 87; S. Story 184; M. Clark 161; wtll meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m., pastor, Athens. 773-6.296. 12-12-JOtcl monthly . C<.~ll WY 2-3362 [ • • - -Second Street, Middleport Johnson 539; D. Thomas 387; L. Warner 221; S. Warner 187; at the First Baptist church .in Visiting with Mr. and Mrs . I 8 Stc 1 Bus•ness ServiCes_ l't'icPd for quick .ale lJ> R. Rawlings 45~: Handicap 78; Handicap 548 Total 1368. Won Rutland. Robert Stout recently were Mr . Nelson's Fur House, highest quire at Ohio Hotel. Total 2462. Won 2 Lost 1 PointJ I, Los! 1.. Sugar Run BumsJAN. U and Mrs. Robert Stout, Jr., and Insurance 1 $ pmes for furs and beef . M ---6; Crow', Steak House C. D. Crow 141; N. Thompson 153; The Past Counctiors of Chestchildren, New Haven, w. Va .. . k 1 1 2 495 62 ButC - ' ht des. Mcchamc Sl... Pom-j F0 H S ALbedrE oomodernho al eOOec.• 1ngels 442: Sears ~15: Haley, P. Story 160; B. Hennessy 206 er Cou. net!, Daughters of Amen· Mr. and Mrs .Ray Stout and 1 .IUIUII&JN, Slrhpsuo lnsur::r..'lce I Electra 4 Or Hard Tor On· t1rc 3 me t d D 459 B H U t Wed d eflo' Aleuey, tn AU fomts ol Ln 1 lv 25 .:~ 21 c 31.eful milt> ~. Po eroy. 1 12 3tp t S Ph ' ck 418 ; Holli ay 464: uerr . . oudashelt 110 Handicap ca. WI mee nes ay ev family of Charleston, W. Va .• "·rr ~Nt . rHHii 'r s1rf'ri nJ2 anfi . - - - - - - ··.- - . l l(}() ot. yracuse, one 0 1 Total 2%98; Won 2. Lost Z Points 614; Total 1384. Won ), Lost 1. ing at the lodge haiL Potluck and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Napper IUnlnt.-e. Jun Jflhnsun anr1 brakes 1\lmo~t likt> lht> day ll\COME TAX servJc~. Vtctor Sterrett. WY 2-2527. 2. Sting R~y• - J . Wildermuth refreshments wiU be served. and chidden of Wellston. 11 25 tfc Mason City Keystone - H. 205; C. Hannahs 210; I. Vaugh- White Rose Lodge Auxiliary Mrs. Faye Jordan, sons, MenBud Suupson. .\gl:'nts il was .~old I E. Gaul, Cbe~ter. OhiO. Phone I ;;;;:;;;;;:;;-;::::::-=:-::- -"- 'oc".:_c 62 Buick - · $2,195 , 985 -2402 altct 5 p. m. 301 Instructions Smith 483; Bob Gloeckner 4ll3; an 237; C. Haggerty 201; Tony will meet Wednesda~ afW11oon dal and Dorsey, attended the I'HIITO Copvmg Servtce Cor> _ 1 8 P_ Tom Marcinko 378; Lester Me- Vaughan 150; Handicap 514 at the iegton hall m Mtddie- funeral of their cousin, Orville tee made of legal papers. ~·~·~~r~le 1~wd~"/ 1 ap~~~1i" ~~r ] PROMPT deliVerv of limestone 1 U. 5. CIVIL SERVI~E TESTSI Kenzie 394; Grady Craig 496; Tota11517. Won Z, Lost ft. Vam- port. Mrs. William Robson, (Slim) Allen at Kirkersville on birtb rerurds a11d alm0st any inl'! and brak~> s . "'"" II'Oinen. Start "Ua"J) u t wt'II be m . charge. for your every. need. Any I stlt2.oo. woeelr. Llkla Pt-.PU•'..o"' tr•hno• Handicap 135 ; Total 2349. Won pires- S. Clark 162; E. Mees pres1"d en, Monday. Mr. Allen, I" • was the other documents size. Phone Emmr-t W Shu!-: ~~~~ •Ptt~~;:.,.~:'"~:~~' ~nn•~•~ 3 Lost 0 Points 8. Foreman and 68; B. Triplett 154; D. Har~ JAN. 14 son of the late Albert and MinReuiet insurance, Pomeroy er > Contracting . WY 2·3243. .. .-ry t'RE~ nfomuotlnn OD Jofll Abbott - Blackston 456· Abbott brechll04 · N. Mayer 120· HandThe Past Councilors of Theo· nt'e Far'·y Allen 0 former rest. 1ar1.,. •• •t~m~:nt.. Wnop I"'f"o.~' f "' 0 1dents of this community. A bro---''---:---- - -'-'_uc PorTHroy, Ohio l 6 tfc rtvtn, "•m• _, .....,.. •nd "'"'•..,., 436; Grueser 469; Dillon 475; icap 712; Total 1320. Wou 0, dorus Council Daughters lblcoln 5en1ce. a- oUIIl Thot Los · 'II t Th sd · For Rent Radford 447. Total 2283 : Won t Z. Amenca w1 mee ur ay ther, Orley Allen, passed away _ I EXPF:RT cabinet making, cuS- n.11. ~f>f'"'•' 1 - -··_ ' ZIG ZAG sewmg machme, new I to m made furniture, such as Wanted To Buy I Lost 3 PoiDis 0. Alley Cats- J . Seho 20Z; evening a'. tbe home of Mrs. lwo years ago. Mr. Allen is ourMODERN furnished 2 rooms 1964 demonstrators. Doe si hutch r.abinet~ and buflets, l High Game Art Stobart 222; J. Welker, 2M; B. Werry 210; Bentz Wolte, West Mam S~. vived by his wife, M r IIi. ··and bath efficient aparlment. evervthtn~ One kver doe.s tables, etc., made to order. WANTF.D : locust posts, line High Series - Art Stobart 633. Blind 110; Blind 110; Handicap Rock _Springs Grange Will Pauline Allen. Burial was near Middleport. Phone WY 2-38 74 . 11 ail Discount pnce. $59 61 [ Bullt-in cupboards or cabinets.! adn corner. 5~ to 1000, 71:-2 ]H1gh Team . Game - H?lsum 548; To:aJ 1384. Won %, Lost 8. meet m ~egular sesslon Thurs· Kikersville. 1 12 ulp 1 _ II 50 weeki) WY 2 "R62 Phone WY 2-5JI2. 1 5 3otc , ft . long, 4 or 5 mch lop, Hum-1 Sales 824 ; Htgh Team Sertes Cobra o - E. Brown 167; day at 7.30 p. m. A report on Mr. and Mrs. T, M. Galaway s·' fiOOM 8 5tc 1 - . . . , I phrey Farros, Reedsville, Holsum Sales 281l. R. Becker 206; D. Fink 85; the Nallonai Grange convention visited their son-in-law apartment and bath, ~etgier But!dtnl; >•opply .ro r Ohio. 661 -6295. 1 1Z 6lp Blind 110; Blind 110: Handicap will be gievn by Mrs. Htmer dau hter Mr and Mrs Leon unfurnishd All ultltttes fur- VACUUM Clanrrs. Brand new : new home> Butll m kttch- 1STANDING Ti b T h MONDAY NIGHT MIXED 678: Total 1356. Won 0, Lost z. Holter. Retreshrnents will be W~~ and family hJ McArnished. Upstairs above Dr. ll ens. storm wmdows, alu~· . . m ~r. op cas LEAGUE Team High Three Games _ served. thur 'ln Sunda afternoon. Donovan 's oflce. Phone WY demonstrators Includes a 1 inurn siding . Call Guy Nelg· pnce pa1d. Manon Reynolds, JAN 4. 1965 Sting R 1517· Te H' h The Missionary Soclety of the . Y 2·3046 or WY 2_2064 I alia< hmr•nts Only $1750 IVY, 1 R . oh·10 Coolville Ohio Rt 3 Cali · • ays • am tg Hohday gues!J of Mr an< · fte 4 ·, 1 k · 867 _3503 · Ashland Oil - L. Gilmore, Single Game- Sting Raya m: Pomeroy First Baptist church Mrs Reed Jelfera and. A~,), 1 8 5tc . er, acme, 2_3862 . I 12 tfc __ _ 1 12 29 t~ 1 a r 0 c oc ' 1 11 · 301 1349: H. Amberger 501; A. Saw- Ind. High Three Games-Tom- will meet at tbe church, 'Thurs- mother, Mrs. Beulah CordJ'ay, ''. AVAILABLE for rent after Jan - 19611 MAGNOLLI Mobil home. tl.&rl (''""''"' P1nmbln1... __ _ P_ yer 424; M. Sawyer 495; Total • my Vaughan 237; Bernie Hen- day at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Hugh were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Je.h II!U'Y 16. a room hon>e five 53 x 10 ft., 3 bedrooms, l% Heating I FOR SALE - One-hall of whtte 11769. Won z Lost 1 - II & C's- nessy 206; Ind. High Single Catrns of Racme wlll be f1Ue•t 1 d f il Mr anc1 Mrs !floms recently refimshcd 1,_, : bath.<. Cali l!ipley, 372-695 4. MlnenoW.. lace beef. Grain fed. IVY 2· 1S. Custer 386; H. Custer all; G&me - Chuck Hannahs 130; speaker. Mrs. Joseph Cook will ~~e~ Jo~'.::. ~:.t chUdretl,·Mf baths, storm doors and win 1 6 12tc End your aewcr truutun 6554, t 113tc IP. Hennessey 370; T. Hennes- Bernie Hennessy 112. be the devotional leader and and M J hn Dunham . and dows, free gas, $75.00. LoWe 11... aD alzeo E I t W ·-, - d- l sey 526: Blind 130: Handicap Mrs. J. H. Stephenson and Mrl. h'ldrers. ~ and Mrs RICbard l!ated on Route 124 bel ween BURROUGHS calculator, adds, Sewet Ma<btneo mD ovmen an e 72 · Total 1745 Woa 1 Lost% SUNDAY NIGHT Lorain Sterrett will be hoales.. c 1 n, · • · a· . ., d subtrocts mu ltiplies and di· ' · ' Jeffers and Mr. and Mrl .Her· .,....ne an Pomeroy C all Ro!88001101 lWei LADY wants wor k by day or CeDar DweUen - J . Bowen WOMEN'S LEAGUE es. man Cordray Inquire Ohio $40 .00 vidcs, McCoy, WI 9-3ii55 CaD z.mt oa, ., Nflbt 6418. 310: S. Yeauger 26Z; B. Bowen, JBD. S, llllli 'The Eleanor Circle of Heath Mrs T L • Brookhart Oilierweek. Phone WY 2I Middleport. Hotel, 7 S tfc ' 12 6tc 1 12 3tc Jr. 3~9; L. Carson 462; Hand!· Crow'• Sleak House L. Methodist Church will meet tained with ~ party lor lbiJ .Uth 1 5 tfc FtiRNJSHED 2 bed;oum apartcap 375; Total 1768. Won I LOll McKinney 486; R. Edward• ,rbursday evenmg at I b • blrtllda of her clauglrtel .arMurOer ' t :A I'ING, Plumbing, I Legal Notic JIIenl, all uttltl!es and wash _ e _ _ 3. The Palsies P. Ingels «4; 301; E. McKtnney 358; G. <burch at 7:30 p.m. MrL Ernbora ~ose 1 ~Mar-SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog· Furnacett. !Lrnotd Brotllen ANNUAL FINANCIAL ~ furnished. Langlotz House ged dnt ins"' (;et K!ean-F.m 6UI ~st Matn Street, Pom· ~."'"" c . Ingels 473: E. Sylvester 451; Ebersbach 303 S. Pal'IOiltl 454 est Fraser and Mrs. M. E. gie jeffers =Smith, SUSie Columbia Tewnlh behind Pomeroy High School ' Mel111 Ceunty, 0 "" A. Sylvester 564; Total 1832. Handicap 357 Total2239. Keflb Dowsonareleadersforthewor- nd Sar •N lson and Ruth at I eroy. Pboao Wt WMI. FOR THE FIMIII Year 111 "' tm.OO 8 month. Call WY 2-' All Septic tank cleaner •• Won 3 Lost 1. Goble Ford - H. Handley _ ship and program. Hostesse! a al :;, 8~ the Leland December Jl, U Landmark Farm Bureau. 7 31 tfc I"OJoUI-"on lrt 2'nD or WY 2-3589. Plubeaclll Ada Nease 432: 245; P. Roush 400· B Adams will be Mrs. Earl Davenport SMtarkey,f ocil 0 1 "··to . I 1-l-3otc ffiANSMISSION Salvage Com- T•t•l tel•r ... and w .... .... ' Floyd · and Mrs. Cbares I Bradbury. oore omguests Y ol """' n. , >AI2.n D. Glaze 392 : Art Nase 370: E. 351 ; Blind 110; N. 245; H ld' Mn. Ruth Durlnt the Y•., lt64 I 12 3tr 0 pany. Repairing all makes. T111 V•l~lon ""'~:~•; Bartels 384: Handicap 67; Tot· L. Gilmore 400; Handicap 284; 'The Racine Soutbem Local S k !8y Mr and Mrs Levy ·tomaUc ancl standard tr... TillC•r~Hntor. FCiJUR ROOM furnished apart Total 2035. 7th and Sth Grade PTA will tar ey were · •· Ohio, J.nu• ry ,, 1,.5.1 al; 'won 8 Lort 3. Bee BEST PRICES ON missions. Maurlce Gagnon, 1 h•r.by c•rtlty tM fol lowl•• r•· Cees -M. Bowen 42t; J. Chesh· lola's Beauty Shop ment for rent. Phone WY 2 M. meet Thursday, January 141 T. L. Brookhart and Bar~ port to be corr•ct. Owner. Phone W\' U173. Olorie HUtton, Tew lim. 1 12 tfc ~~':.~~"" ! er .358: B. Bowen 540; H. Ches- Lehew 357; K. Walker 3%4; at 7:30 p.m. Refreshmenta wDI ~::: ...~~ ~ ...... Mr. GINE"'AL TOWNIMI~ 11 17 tic I I.ECftPTS 1177 LINCOLN HEIGHTS: mod"'"' : ber 492 ; Total 1819; Won a Loll P. Yo~g 370; J. Goodni~ 282; be served. and Mrs. Frank Bobo~Mr . General and Clauilled Pr AIK.TIONKEI\ ..., 4 • room hou" with "" ; o, P. ColhM 433; Handicap 303; JAN. II and Mrs. Ra--d Nolaoa ed 84 T" f: fla r~tte Tax bath, basement, gas furnace I 670 X 15_ 16.60 " ·" · Total 2069 F'nrell llwl Bock 'lbe lleubr claaa of i'oDlero)' ,_ Campleta Sen lee S•le, Tax and Fin. ln~t PU~ ta:K Gr~ntll and Donation• l<radlord hardwood floors , mer kitchen Cl1tl Team High Single Game Co. P. Leifheit MO; S, BarHigh School wm have a bake : " ' " · · loc~ :!:;.,8=~ Nylon Bl•ck..-111 Tube Type Guo\lae Tax t.'rlte. , _ • ~ new otorm doors and wind ....:,. The Patsies 709; Team High tela 341; L. Winebrenn..- 3'12; sale at tbe Kroger Store i'rldaJ famll ~Canton ODd apeu& a Auto R.ellatnUon CeJnettlrtee - Sale Dl """' ..,. oo.oo Series .,.., with yard and dnv<'w ay A. C. BRADI"'RD The Patsies - ll)S2. B. Smith 400; P. Ingell 425; beginning at t a. m. Y YtiC8Ikm lbera. ~ER SERVICE Olhv Totlt R•ct~lpt• STATION Call Tracy Whaley, WY 2 '"'"·" High Ind. Game A. Sylv ... Handicap 273; Total 2157. Ed'o :wery, Wll.lhlnilaD. D. •• h • PAVMINTI I II tic <l<M"" I Ex•cuUve - 311M after 4:30 p. m. Jeck W. CarMY ter, 203; E. Sylvesll!r 173. High Auto Trim - J. Gliinnd 20'1; c y a . - ol bll pare~~ts Comp. of Trnrtefll 1 ·~:::: Ind. Series - A. Sylvester 564; M. W!Jecup 38Z; Blind = = = ==.o:--lc:-:6 !Ole 110; ,.k, w~ Mrs. Verlln Howery: Mgr. WY '2·9932 Comp. of Clerk Help W•nted General SupPUH IJNli'VRNlSHED apartm•nt ,_:~:r. E. Sylvester, 451. Blind 330; F. Manley 305: L. during tbe holidays. ,.,. tlsitTote! Gen. ••· terv. Disp lcb Town Hall Maill.t. • fD Middleport on ground floor ...,,, ....., Boyles 32!; Handicap 253; ed with the Ralpb Chapman WANTED: Columbus 3 Total Towro Hau Auto S•les i room and bath, hardwood 1<1 .., ...,. CITY LEAGUE Total 1908. Friendly Tavf0 Or famll AtbeDI Route, Clll Cbrlat carrier in Pomeroy • Call WY I Health Taxu Wttbhe D11U1ct Board or H• attb 1.~.ao ftoors. Youngstown kitchen JAN. S, 1886 L. Beegle 343; C. Halliday 372; PT. PLEASANT - The M• mat. y . 2·2531. 1_ 12_ 3tp Cemll!l.eriu _ Comp. of Offioera 1nd .,.. '"·'" ~tic heal . PrivMe en:11962 CORVAIR Monza, 4 • door Downie • G1'011s - Searl 431; C. Bachner 389; D. Glaze 417; on O>unty Home DomGnsln- Mr nacl Mrs. Bob 'l'I!NP Total C•mel.ei'J' Expe ' sf'rlan, completely recondition- WAITRESS over 21. Write Box HJ.rhw..,_,, 1nnce. Call WY 2·32otJ . _ ... "'"' Arnold 492; Jeffers 483; H. A. Hanning 430; Handicap 156; ticm CouncD meetfnc wt1l be N · k pent the weekelid with ' and Rl'pa~ ed. $1.00tl . Call WY 2-2007. 668Y, Care ol The Daily Sen- MatnL ,.,.oo Smith 438: Marcinko 343; HandTolal 210'1. belcl January 14 at Krodel ;war 9Ia, Re ODd 111'1 1 5 tfc GRII Taa I 12 3tp tine!. I 12 3tc M. .V. L. f ; room and bath apartmen t --- - - - - - - - !::rt.l:! icap 150: Total 2317. WOII I Loll Incl. Hlgb Game - Luey Mo- Park. The businesa oeiiSion be- M an:· 'lbe~ ' Tot.t HJJhway J:.p. Pomeroy. Phone IVY :I-3JI & l:mp. Retirement 3 Polnll I. Pomeroy Cemelll Kinney 187; !ncl· High Series ginning at 10:30 a.m. will be al er Ul lied to bor crandFord tractor Blue DISHWASHER. Apply 9 IHIR SAU; 1951 111 by Counl)l A 12 15 tic· m A-1 condition Ford mower Grey Restaurant, Pomeroy. Deduction. ••"'" Block- Clatworthy 511; Duerr - Lucy McKinney 488; Team conducted by Mn. Alma Tum- 80 ea Robert For Electton1 :!:~ 4~2; Dovis 485; Anderson 496; High Game Crow'• Sleak er, o.uncu president. ;~nts, Mr. and Mn. -• .:.. For Worlunen 'e Comp like nf>w · pracOra ll y new I 12 tfc For Adv. Delq . Lande 'I'WO 4 room furnished apart- pilk-up disc; set ot H inch Total 2421. Woa House 791; Team Jllgb Series County Olmmltlee Cbllfrman toMr. d M of 1\.lldltou 4 Treu FoH 11 !:: Sauer 477. s:-civil s..:;lci rett. tMlnhterlll lfllll(l. One first floor WY Z. 1o. ' 18 a Lost 8 Poinll I. Crow's Steak House 3239. wlD be reporting plans for · an rs.tmd lllld plows; ~pring tooth cult.ivat- M.•n·wom•• 18 .nd over. Secure fob .. TotAl ,'" . A.d•ocerneoL. ~ 11 27 Uc or; drag harrow; manure ~~J:. s:;"i":.ou:'ptm. Prep.rliltol""Y suMMARY OF OPIRATI::::'·" D &: D Bar - H. Miller 484:: 1985. Plans will be completed Sanfordt ~·· Rulladd.itoute ~liiiAiui"lio;rtta;tf~or~rent close 8preader : hay rake. ·ot~er triiJllnJ antll •ppoiJIW. bperience ••lan..., J•n.·r. ~:!,~ 01 Walker 507: J. Loub 473; Gress BEND LEAGUE for coming workshopa. Mrs. Joe stsyre~ ~~~ .... tbt :1: nvt smar tools. $1700 takt-s ev,~!~·."", ,·.~-L ,:r.r1e •. F~u,=!:t!: Ro•d l"nnd• 3.7' 1 ' : Z.ts 393· Hawley 479· Handicap 30; Jan. 4 1MI During the afternoon tbe were gue ·• 1 ~oJ~·:·~:rymat and schools ..... t.oday d G~n. • Other Twp, Fund• ..1:sn:R& 009 40 ' ' l..h. RaeiDe Lelion '' H· E · Starkey Hunter borne. Lumber & Supply Comerything George Roberts wnte ~a~n•. •ddreu an Totol or a11 Yund• Total 2366. Woa 1 l..ott Z Pei.IIW Teaford County Health Department wffi 8 1 Middleport. 10-3-Lfc Long Bottom at SJsha~ t=in !krill!' 801' 8&11- . Pomeroy ··Rc:!':'' tu~~=· Ynr12MJ.54 2. Middleport Dept Store - .. 316: GIUand 435; Searl 485: !present material on "New Con- Mrs. Gr.ace of A}harftt ~ 1 Route 1. No 'Sunday sal(~ . DallJ' SeDtllleL. Pom~Y· Oh..lo_.r..on . • other Twp. Fund• •.no.M Woods 522; Wipple 485; Bach.. Sylveatel" 536; Damewood 526; cepts ln. Community Health • Mary Massey ~ ' t room--;n4llatb ! ·9-3tp Legal Notice T~~~·~.o~.;;~ ~~~a:, lane• _2Utuo ner 447; Martin 571; Stobart Total Z298. the Ieason topic to be ltudi~ callnd to Me Mrs. Manit J.ow. ~~=~~ apartment. M t d· - IN THI counOP cOMMoN PL&At ~:~ :u~~~~ Twp. Fund• ~~~~:: 450; Total 1475. Wou I Lolt 1 cOtun.t.u 1: Soutbera Ohio in Home DemonstraUon club ther on Wednesday. ,.;,.~--~ WY 2-3874. 57 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. Mllctl couNTY, O"IO Tow of all Fund• 2tM.'In.911 Points 6. I Electrlc Co. - Bodimer 455; rneet1np during February. A A boliday dbmer Wb _,.,,i 11 tfc Phone WY 2--2768. No. 11' 111 NDTtn "'•:::"t;u:~;•ne v.. r - 1, 813 . 14 1 H a: R. Firestone - Black-JBoyer al; Priddy 425; Alkire covered dish dinner Will be ob- ed at the Dale Dye bomll ~ - - - -- - - - - 12 22 lotp ....,, onver. nen h other ,'wp.FuJIM 4 ·1N 7· 85 ston 480• Haggerty 373· Rad-·1419· Cougheoour 429· Hflndicap served at noon Each club is the tollowinil: memben 01 tbelr ...,. an- lou lu . h -- Ramu·r 1t..,t1an11, 0111o. l"lalntiH, Tou.l of o.ll Fund• 19 55999 • • ' • • ODd u- ...._,_ II. ..,uw. " r I'OI'l"l:J rm" eaiR\' UIIC .,., •• ,•• ., •• o.e. 11, 1"' • • ford 523; Owens 386 ; D. Mlllet 11159; Total 2197. Iurged to be represented. famUy, Mr. ... •. ~...:. ... , aDd llnh1milbed lpart. World Stanrlanl of Compaet. i!t"~:! 11° 1:;;;_., De,.ndant. ~~ :u~~~er Twp . Fundt ~--~ 552. Handicap 78; Total 2Sft. 1 Wald Croat a: Sont - Smith Bawngarnder and family of ......_ WY U434 12 6 de EJceUeaee carlo• OLiver, whoM place ol rl!tlTotal of All Funds tMS.ts Woo 1 Lost 2 Points z. SVI"tl- 490· · MtKenzie 485· Cross 283• 6· Total 2196 National Life ~ CoshoCton1 Mn. Peter--f(ep!jll', _ · [ dence 1..1 unknown, will Lll.b notlcc Olttltanctlrw Warn11h, Oft. 21. ,,..._ , ~·· ' ' ' ' · · th · 1 • apartment 208 Butter· Big car room, ride IIDd per- lhat o11 J•nuer:J 11, l~~M, the under · Ro-o Funds t3:1&.53lcuse Ball Park - Damewood Gruesel 395; LoukJ ;oo, Sub Blind 390; Owens 428; Baooo Jeoffrey and Jona on 'lt, ~ ~• fliMI ber Pd!Uron qalnlt him Gen . 6: Other Twp . Funde 278.88 I ngeI1 510; Grueser -.'10 :·1 130i Hand!cap 60; Total 2329. 432; Wditate J h 51 3; K. "'e " ker ford, Qh. 1o' the GID Irwin fam. Ph. WY 2--2682, Roger · formance. SmaD eRr ecooom) Oll&nf!d In the court o1 t.:ommro11 Pleu of Total or All Fund 1 1 ,~~ 74 .40 . 499; ".\J!IIUJIDI, 12 I Nl~ 1 and maaaprabUftJ Ml:lll CoUilb", Ohio, praylag for 41· •• , •• H ln o·~··lt•rr, o.e. :n, ,,,._ INesselroad 554· Louks 495. Tot• .lmperlal - carson 414· Grant 535· Total Z298. lly of Marysville. Mr. , and ~' vnrce and eti\M' rellef, on tbe cround1 I\Oad Fund• 3 3118 .0 ' p in'· I ' ' M C1 cl W ILer \'_> family ·-- - See of v-o• nerleet ot duty lnd rxGm. & Other Twp. Fund• 's70 .IJ9 al 2468. Woa z Lost 1 0 loB • 371; Bratton 459 . ; Hinton fHI: htd. High Game - Ar1 sto- n . y • I Iii ana . BEDROOM duplea M~~- Motefl treme cruett1 . S&Jd eau8e .....tu be Total of 1111 Fund• 3.870.39 'II II~. .: 3 . Tot ., . bllrt HI"" Serl el _ VI .d ,....um1fn \~MI . H" .. 1·...-l'l."r> ~.;12 11 210 1, •-• .-~ .. .,puu_ for hearint on or bl!lor• th• 24th day OUTSTANDING DI&T It ·II. o j • , Jlt\1• au · E. Main Street. PGmeroy of F•bruary, 196/S Genenl !Jl!bl f"or Ind. High Game' - Doug Mill- Beltom - Holliday •n·• Mickey MJ11er s ~ r· Tl' 'J' ' 1 ~iCh vard of Albany and Mr. tnd "I-i:l'fll~ entrance. Sugar Run ••ttv Ollw•r. Plaintiff Ro~d \fat'h1nerv ol.$00.00 · . ! .. .a WY 2-3618. Pbaol W1 z.a7t w.tJtter •nd Punr, Total Gener•l o~bt " ~no no er 214: Ind. High Series - 8111 Plattr .. t1' ..... Ftdw.~ r(<r~: 1M . Sto- G&me - ~ Ward-Crou 6 Sonl 1fn. Alvin Dye, Thad · 81111 12 1 Uc ' :l Uc ~"U.mt.r' ~~~"~"11. ev. Total Town.tb.ip Debt a ~~00 Martin, 571. Team IJfah Game bart 490~ Haley 459; Baldicap n2~ Tt!am·. High Slrjej WI. Lisa, local. ··- -- 2 SIGNS QUALITY _, ........... ~ I Pomeroy Television Revue I ~- ~ Pomerov Motor Co. ® '----::---::--:-----;=======,==-d. I I ...,ueJt/u Rtl/lf : I PI I• I i ° ·I SOM lL CALENDAR 1 I By RICK DU BROW watched a commercial In wlllcb United Pre11 lnteraalloool a deluxe 19M convertible was ofHOLLYWOOD iUPI) - .Your fered for what seemed 1o me a friends and mine, the local au· pretty reasonsble price. I drive torr.obile dealera wbo advertise a thne-yeaMtld ear that was on television, are prelly per- bought new, and the way I figsuasive fellows . If you have ured it, if I liked the advertised ever had any uperlence with auto, and could get a iood buying a used car, you know trade-in on my own, perhaps I that tlw!ir video siren calla are could bar&ain down the remaJn. not alwaya as alluring on the ing cash difference to a purauto Jot aa they ne on the chase that wouldn't cost me horne acreens. too much. And yel, when you are in the Carefully I chose the clothes market for a car, and you see that I thought would bave tile wbat appears to be an unusual- be•t Jl'IYCOlogical effect: My ly good deal on television, you collegiate outfit - sport jad<et, may ·think, "well, maybe thta gray flannel slacks, buttontime ... maybe ... just may· down stripe<) shirt and tie, ancl be this once ... '' sweater. ln Beverly Hllls, thl1 This past Saturday evenittg, I outfit can be a mark of JUC.. decided to pursue such 1 deal cess, hinting perhap1 at a touch I kept telling myseU I should of eastern schooUng. But elseknow better, but then I thought where in Los Angeles - and I about how so many of our ~ waa going elaewhere - the portant mlnds keep telling us chances are il iJ .a sign of an that we must remain vulnerable easy lllllrk, a latent egghead, to an extent, at all costa, if we yet a person who obviously are to maintain a humane atti- can't afford too much. tude and preserve our sanity aa Arriving at the auto dealer, I individuals. I decided to cast asked a salesman if I could see another hesitant vote Cor hu- that deJuxe convertible adver· manity , and sanity too. tised on televlsion. He gave On one of our night-time tel&- me a quizzical look, aa U to vloion movies dere, I bad say, •·well, what do you expect ol • ~ liif''~ -are~!lei lite !hat?", and then saJd that ..,.. tatnly I 001114 .-e It: Beritft I"' ing over to 11.: bowevar, 1 asUcl b1m U aq. vr 1lrtott of the oth..model~-' oHht aame car on tho lot were .lbe,. tiiiDO price, so that I COUI<i'Iol!k at several. He said· no - that actually t be other mod•la about 1300 more. HoW' come?, I ulted. .. Well," be aaid, •'that one that was advertioed Ia prtlly roueh. It't a Ieider." 1 browsed • bit, tlien asked another salesman ohout the unusual price ol the advertised car. •1t·e not 01111 of - 11J1rt. est cars," he aal4. "but y011 hove to aet people to coma ln." Ho &Jadly and politely . lhowed It to me, and It iHcl Indeed seem prelty rough. Ttl be oqually poUte. I feDCeCI a Httle to ... how mucb 1 could got on 1 traelll lUid how much f could bargain lht cub down to but 1 lbfnk we both knew o~ h.earta weren't in die small talk and ore ahook banda polite!~ and said goodbye. Sometimes It Ia u1t1na an awful lot from people to expect thorn to remain vulnerablo. ,.._ .- - CROSSWORD llOW)i a-. !.Altar ... ------ lm~ l.~hl.r l.l'atloto6. Atrloaa .. _OIIIo 1.~ 8. W&W!r UA.jbloy U.T IO.Bo- Ill.~ ot.<l. < If sow• 19, Andf 21...._ -..---·= I& Hint 211.11bdon aT.catcel: U.'Mat Jal fou llt!ll i -----------1 =------ ---- Bl aettnars I 1 1 ' • w' ·i ::.0 . ! Snow Tires ' .)J:E ' '*' Council will d Meet Thurs ay At K de1p k "":!of of "·:r::.:: ---u.- ... ,-no. • I :;r ..,. rr':.eta LET'S CO IN A Ojplquuu Qllotab I'NWV INA I'LL READ SOME TRANSLATIONS I'BKN EW LAK-~WO •n.a,o BH?E. IVDD K?WUBB:BlC.-SO~BD SW:IJWDDO • 1 .fohn !liCK TliAC . CWLK HER DIARY. y ..... C.,pl 1"- A. IIUNDRED LOAD 08' W<lii&T Wll.l. NOT PAY AN OUNcm 01' DIIBT.-HERBE&'l' to - Klaa ...... lp1httl, lac.) ----~ "That Freddie Per1<int you don't care for, Mom, lo raal Urd to" dlaoourqe! l'•e tried deluxe hambur1•re AND delhl'tl" WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FftlDAY 4:00 Di!ICIDI with Doss 8•45 Sign Ou UO Interchange 7,00 Be SUU and Know 5:00 Community News 7:03 Newa 5,05 World New• 7:08 Musical Clock 5:I5 Sports Today 4:30Electric Co. 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' .~~-.------------------------------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~t POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1965 FIVE~ VOL XVI ,NO. 230 --------------------------------------------------------at !LBJ Would End nota Rule In the WORLD nasses ,·n lllas·o n WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Johnson asked Congress today Cor a major overhaul' of U.S. immigra<'OLUMBUS - OIDOANS lion laws. He propOsed abolishing the 40-year-old system spent $%411 million ror ;iquor in · of national quotas which be called "incompatible with 1964, 5.53 per cent more than PT. PLEASANT _ The Special School Levy passed our basic American tradition." the previous year, Stat~ Liquor 1in Mason Count~ yesterday by 72.91% according to un· Johnson's special message to Congress carried out his Control Director Dona.d D. 1official returns. ruesday's levy was the first 100% levy State of the Uruon pledge last week to seek an immtgraCook repc)l'ts. [voted on In Mason County. The current levy which ends lion law "based on the work a man can do Sid not Cook said the final S8le lis- July 1 was an 85 percent levy. where he was bern or how ht; spells llis na~e:" . ure• wl! t244i,IS4,7~ lasl year, Voting was Jignt. with only 28.8 2 per cent of the regis- . Here are htghllghta of PreSident Johnson s tmmtgraa 112.5911,877 Increase over 1963. rered voters turmng out. Mason County bas 13,960 re- ~~~~ message.: . " Retall •ales at state stores gJstered voters. 1'he unofficial tabulation showed 2934 A change " nee<led In our Umted States. arcot~nted for 1172,557,3ti7 OJ' persons voted for the levy and 1090 against in the 41 /laws dealing with lmmigratlon Preferen<·es 11 Sale Begins Wednesday Morning, January 13th At 9:00 A.M. All Sa lei Final -No Exchaneea - No Returna 71.8 per cent of the total and precincts. Jr.l4 . Four president! have calltd at- "First preference under the WE're up 5.19 per cent or about The required passage by 60 of Education to Issue bond~ to . tention to serious defec-ts in bill would be given to those 18.5 nnl1ion from 1963. per cent of those voting fai~ed ~mplete and equip the new ! thi!i legislation. Action. is long wi.th the kin~ of ski!ls or atin only siX of the 41 prec!ncts- Junior High now instead of ver : overdue .. .I urge that tt be ar· tamments wh1eh make the adWASHJNGTON-H~USE R':- Mt. Flower, Letart, Union, Elrr.- . ihe thrH year levy period corded priority consideration." mission especially advant,geous , AREA FHA Supervisor Milton Roush. right, w·iiJ act as county supervi~r In ~11 pubhea"' are draflmg thelf : wood, Cliton and Arbuckle. In 1 The new levy will gram t<achKey Reform 1to our society." 1area un til a replacement is named to succeetl William J . Brown , left, who IS rellrme. own health care plan m an et- 1the ''for" and "against" co:. , rs f the eounty an approxl "The principal reform called ! Transition • 8 fo~l to check ~he steamroJler ' umn , the against carried in j mate $30 increl'.se 88 well 88 for is the elimination of the ··Transition to the new svstem[ drave for President Johnson's only two precincts.; Arbuckle l a pay increase or bus drivers, lnational origins q~ota syst~m.. would be. gr~dual , over a Jive- : ey~ proposal. . . , and Elmwood. lianilors and other regulaslv iThat system Is mcompattble year penod . I..; The ~imstra.tton s measure : The 100 per cent levy will ] employed Jlhool personnel: wiiJ with our basic American tradl- 1 . Safeguard• 0 provide hospital and nurs- provide an estimated Sl,6tiR,520 provide free textbooks ror ' lioh ." I '·In order to insure that the 1 William J . Brown, Supervisp ftunily ht>rd Along with that sPrvice to part time farmen m.r horne care_ for the .elderly ror schools during the fi'if:a1 grades one through ~ine, imp~ · Quota Problem !nt"w system would not impo-;e ior ol five counties. ~·armt>rs hH~ cornt' tht' bulk hmk cool- and mort' recently to rural res1· under Social Security ~y- years or 1965, 1966, and 1967 proving transportation faiiliti>:>s "Violation of this tradition by I undue h~rdship on anv of our iHome Administration, " turns in er. sanitary mtllum' parlor, dt'nl s for the purpose of new tt>ml 1 ready 8,ppears headed and will provide for the irnmed- and for the ronstructing, equip- the National origins quota sys- ~lose allies by suddenly t·urtailp ihis ke-ys" as he takes retJre· pipe lme mtlkt'r. etc. all hi?, nr tmproved homes. :a most certam passage. ~ut iate completion of the new ping, furnishing, repairi'lg and tern does incalculable harm. mg th.eir emigrati~n. tt.e bill lment after 15 }'ears of service .investmli'nts. And mitk prire:~ The office now servea G~li1. R p.n:oh:l' W· B~es, Wts., Point Pleasant Junior Hi g h i Additions to many county school The procedurt''! imply that men au.t?orazes the PrestdP.nt . . to here in Galli a . Meigs for the ta the farmer Wt'nt down and Me-1gs. Lawrence, Jacksoo and ~p :u •can on the Ho~e Sehoul by allowing the Board I buildmgs. and women from some coun- utlltze up to 30 per ('cnl of the Iunited States Department of down . Vinton counties and bas becoou: ~ys h Means Com~ittee, said trie! are, just because of wherP. quota numbers <tva1lau!e m any i Agriculture agency. . . ; Ht' had lo bt>rnmP mort' f'ffi · at·iuHJJy more of a housing thall ay 1 e w~s preparmg analthey come from, more de.slrable ~ear for the purpose ot r~~lorp l Farmers Home Admimstra- cient in m <HI.'t' wa ys just lo farm agency. This, Brown aga~ :~ale:~~ WOUld ~resent the ! • • cilizens than Otherl.•• relation- mg C.Uls IDi:lde by 1he. ~ew S~~· 1 tiOO iS the lending agency of ." ll :" VIVe . f>Oill! S. OUt, ·-S~WS ?ill' rapkf ~ -membe~~· enttre House with a number of counp ter_n .m the quota e~tanl_tshed by the Department to assist farm· , In 1!:150. tf <1 tobacc~ growt>r changmg pop~atu)l~ ' plctu~e.. Wt ' lp. tries and hence tht turress of Iex1shng law . thas bdl would ers to better their ~ituation and used :JOO lbs. ol ler!Ih?.er and art' bel'Offillll industr1ahzed our foreign policy, il needless- I ~t alt~r in. any_w:ay th~ mar.!y efficiency in ; he"'e rapidly ;got 1200 lbs. per acre, he was whether we realiZ! il or not. THE TENNESSEE MOUNly impeded b)' thil proposition." limitations m extstmg law \•ttich changing times. ahead of !he limes. Now, 1f Many farmers baYe beeomt tnirf ,~ty of Chattanooga TuesWa•ted MJUt -prevent an influx t.f un!.l~s1r- B'rown came to thi~ u:'t>4:1 in he does not dnuhlr tha1 m an emplo.ved full time and th~ fazn. day lallnched one of t.1r S·mth '~ ''The quota system !las otbrr abl~s and '!!ale~uard our people 1early 1950. G-r~at adv_ances have average yf'ar, lw l'i noi kPt>p- ~ ly dnf's the. farm. work, or lt l1 firM disegregatlon instruction gr&\l defects. Too orten it ar- aga~nst .en~s1~e or unregulat - been made m agncuJture m mg up . Just a subs1stance rural ho~e. progr:a. . for teachers. Chatta- The man who ought to_ bit~arily denies us Immigrants ~ ed amm1grat10n' 1 tho~ years. . When ~rown_ ('.amt~ to t.he Mr. and Mrs . .~kown plan lo nooga ltso named the first ~poke .to 8 . session have outstandinl and soreIn dairying for mFta~<·e_ .20 local . offtce, ( •.alia and Me1gs rl:"mam in G~lbpolia where 1 NeJtO ._the Rev. H. H. Bat- the First Umted needed taleats and skia8. 1 ,cow!! in 1950 was a ra~r stze roun~1es were Jt:; temtory and th e~. havE" resided, ~ill& cpme tie -' ,tO \he city ~~. board. ~~rch of Mlddlepo~! · on not believe thla i• either , herd •nd 7500 pounds m1lk per serv1ees was extended tu tull to lt ke. the. community. They ~~~f which h~~gan a tlell of an Elder. IOYernment or gl)od : mw a good average. Now that IJ~lt' fam1ly farmers on!~·. As are. actJve ,.J;n - ~a~l· P<'tqlul Jchool cleoegr"'Jatlon " He !LEider J. H. 1:!'~1•· •tyfl" row is a cull anclthe herd !Ins type of farmer became t.attons, In · tlif. i·\ljithocilst ~ja 1962. will set up a has complelfd over 50 New lnllliiJr•"•• Polky ! isize has doubled in an <fhcient fewer the agency extonded 1ts •Continued On Pa1e ~~ " labOratofy center" to train In the role of eldfr. ''To replooe the quot.:.l sy~o;lf'm, ' . · - - -- ---- -- ···----·· -- --~.. - -. ----- --- I ! EAS~ QUICK SELECTION! CONNIES --CHARM STEP-- HEEL HUGGERS --POLL PARROT, STACKS-- HI HEELS-- MED. HEELS-- FLATS-- SHOP EARLY II .ePatents esuedes Hi Heels e Mocko -Croco ·e Leather Medium Heels eBiack eGreen eRed eGreen eGrey 1 Restgns • as Board NameS Mr. Downing ::;hni~:~pr~l!,:::l~~ a~~i: ' Its Chairman :~a=~th ::~:,.~ work du~!~~ h~ r~::n:! ••. ~~;.~ eTwo-Tones eGree n eRed eBrown Included of Sport Shoes group are suedes and leathers $2.87 $4.87 RANDCRAFT, HUSH PUPPY CONNIE SNOW BOOTS By Connie and VALUES TO SJQ.99 VALUES TO A FEW PURSES TO MATCH, NOW _ _ f Paris Fashion. $7~99 2.87 3.87 4.87 t price I $2.8 7 $3.8 7 - ,, HEEL HUGGERS ... . ~ ,;·• • ''l,l " •.. ' VALUES TO $9.99 SALE PRICE $5.87 I.Q . . ' ' . "" .' •( . > .. ·H<: ., r} . ·.: • '• .. ,- ... ~ . ; .. :? '' ,- '! ' ' '' .· .• ,) Soul heast Ohio I · 8 I 1 .. . l' -~ . .,_, ... -, • _l..,f,,.;1,· t.. •'I ...... , ·~·· ~yr.t:~iW.~,fg "': ...,'!l::,"" 11 •. f!!~. the sarn.e •• -{ yoyr h~~ Sew on y~M ca~pet at ,~~ifiEtt ·' &tlNi~~O~ERQY '. .. ~ .. . .: . ', ' ••• ., . ' :r I JWii . ' "': 'treiilit' Se~l.l~:•f9( c;f~ijt 9f li!)C)Jeum - POMEROY, Ot,IIO . ;:.."· We'll measure your · .quiCkly' a6~ ..~=orni~y ...:..And you can use our Sensible • ~ i. ·• · tjqr\;;~~ tfaine~(~e~ will prcperly ini1all your carpet • MAIN STREIT . •'' ,. :. ,.., ' ~. ;. Q~ote y,ou tt:le.j?r4;e ol the completed installa- floon·- ,. ... ... .. P.S. -Many New Numbers in Spring Styles Now In Stockl .. . . 5etect'th.e ( • t- you like - This is your opportun•ty to Save on Nationally Advertised Brands. Remember the date Jan. 13th, Wednesday Morning, 9:00A.M. ' Nation • 's Top presbytenan • ' Due Ill • GaII•tpo1•IS Marc h15 LegtsIat Ufe. At a GIance EllERHlDS iN··POMEROY . . . -.-.•\. ..CARPET YOUR FLOOR , ·• · r · · · · $5.87 Hartley &Bennett Shoe Store nmversary ! CARPETING r •··• One Group YOUNG MEN'S SHOES ti' • <. • • .. I 28 Pairs of Arch Shoes Outstanding ValuesVALUES TO $10.99 150 h A • · • Mr. NeutzIIn" • Tuesday DIes WALL TO· WALL ' 6.00 $7.00 '$8.00 $9.00 Undertakers Organize in I Size run 5'·" to 12 child 's 12 1-'.z to 3 Misses; Scamperoos and Poll Parrot. VALUES TO $14.99 I I 70 PAIRS CHILDREN'S SHOES !Children's & Misses) VALUES TO 6.99 or . Jts Directors 1 VALUES TO $9.99 Rust1er Suspect Pleads I Innocence Held ··n Jat"l pomeroy Ban k Renames a}} Are A Group Included in this --;~:.s;;;;:~"~' ~;;:' ! next birthday in March will slons based upon the advantag• l - Fast work by ringside KENOSHA WIS ONE · mark his 'l:lrd yeo• . . Ev•r. so, .. . (lo) our nation or lhe srills i Rodney Downing was elec-l·i doctors Tuesday nIght . . ' Graff· quadrupletil, ;~he could notan cut hJmself H•· 1"'"" ""P) GRATE · · ld Gloves . ' of thf· Rotlm entirely elder Jn of the 1mmtgrant, and the ellis- 1 f' d chan·rnan of th e boar d or d.I· ! U\'f' d a ~ uO en ' 88 the first such. multlpl@ birth in · words, he wanted to res••n of a close family relation- lreclors and president of the ooxer whose heart stop- 1 M . I T0 37 0 f Alb Rt 3 harged last Wiscol18in smce tiiO'I, died to- I " " ~ were named as alternales. ship between the immigrant and C11lzens Nalional Bank in Mid· , ped when he collapsed in arvm ' '"· · anv · · c dly, Kenosha Memorial Hospit- ~ an active elder. . . ! Tho annual ' who are already citiz•n• ldleport Tue~y at the annual the ring. But . Jerry Co· I week 1\'tlh gram! larce,m· Ill th~ alleged theft of a row al sald'. Mr. Grate has been active ml meetmg w1th election of offi· or permanent residents of the stockholders rneetmg. mo 17 was still unr.on- from lh (' rarm 01 AI \'In D.\'e. Ca rpe~~!..~·---~ 3-~!_l~~red a church :cers was announced 1or tonight . ---------Pau1 s · smart was e 1ec te<1 ••to'us to Tom appear_ed Tuf'sd. a~· be· nHtle rustling, . . The Infant, a ,girl, was the 1 all phases or the --...b th t' udad)l,· unable ., rl Ifort• .ludge Fr<tnk \\ P'lr1t>r, HBrold H811lp third born to the wife of the throughout hll life and has iT)le Rev. Howard Ruppelt will sec-retary of the boacd and ... , rea e an n" very r · . b d. carried his religious principles! ld d . he eeutive vice president. ,)(her of- ' II I dltio .. " was Jr. and was pla<·ed on 11.000 TICk. 34. AI any. id not go to maohlnlst Monday niRht. Death . . . . pres • an presentmg t slate , , Ileal ••,in b n. e hine . b<>nd p•nding a hearing Vriday . court yeslerday. He also il beeamo at 12:35 a.m. EST. The mto hiS commumty hie. of officers will be Mrs. Tewks-1 ficers are Harold E. Hubbard, ' ep a ve y a mac , .. h b nd T . h ld . . 11 babyl had "respiratory difficul- Mr.s. E. 0. Tewksbary ~a!.l bsry, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Harley. vice-president and cashier; Rose whleb pumped oxygen in- ·Failing to ~njiif t e 0 • om mg e 10 J& · u.... elected a delegate to the """'Mrs. Anderson, John FUltz. Hu- ' s. Reynolds, assistant VICe .' lo hlssystem. was returned lu the c·ounty ShArr~~~~~ :esday by wthe oto presbytery meeting to be ,hert Taylor, Russell Lyons, I .president, and Gene Grale.' Rlogside doctorl- and Jail. h · en.' .;]' M~nt wasch es· held Tuesday ;n Waverly, Mrs lcharle.s Peoples, J. H. Grale, ' assistant cashier. ambulance attendants ad· Another man charged wtl ~J :;~e;,.u·y larr~ .:~f DAYTON-N.\TION4L C.\SH .J. E. Harley, Mrs. Goorge And- , James Buchanan and Rober! Directors of the bank ar<• ministered closed hearl ! fldavit signed by Clifford Regl•ter Co. announced today erson and Mrs. Arthur Lewis ' Tewksbary. Mr. Downing, Mr. Smart, Mr.j massage during the five· s 'th hlch WI tol an Instantaneous computerized - ----- -~---All dlrectoro were re-elected . Hubbard, Robert L. Coats, Ber-' minute ride through the : mi 1~ w se 8 e 1 customer<' data service lor •t the annual meeting of the, nard V. Fultz and RoseS. Hey- cold night to South Side : wheel . hre and tube valued at 1 banks. t stockholders held at the PI>'TI- nolds. Mr. Smart reporled that Hospital. A h 0. pI I. I I• WISe "'" ~ppear m COWJiy The system, to be introduced eroy National Bank Tuesday the ba'k exfl"rienced ··a good •pokesman oald the boy's co~rt later this week •. In New York in the spring and •afternoon. year.~ and also announced pur· hearl was funetioning but • ' lhe ?nly other case ~Judge e::tended later to Pittsburgh. Directors re-elected were Dr ,chase of the Reed property be· I he eould not breathe 00 ~ p:~~er s :':tf~esterday wat 1 ' Jam Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles R. E. Boll-e, Alfred M. Elber- •hind the bank building which I bls own. •. appearanc• .lnd San ~rancisco, wlll enable feld, Edison Hobstetter, . War- will be used for customer park· -'1-~""''·~ .. ~.,.%~~.-.-.-. , .,..:. . -"•;.. SPcrelan· of State- Ted w. :,:m c~~rs: :!-! 1~~to ~~~:. any depositor or cuslomer to dn ren Pickens and ELDON Week •. ing. Brown today gra. nted a non·proH f' ed • nd Mr Ho"-lette · · lance. e was m · .10 a hi s bank'ng a I any teller •I cage tm · r was re-e 1e cted b H . ..,. fit corporal ion charter to Southat any branch wlthool waiting The Number One Presbyterian in the nation will chairman of the board. I • J~ n ellger, 8 ' ' leastem Ohio Funeral Servi<'<'s. ' costs. lor deposits or other transac- 1keynote the !50th anniversary celebration of Galllpolis' l. Mr. Hobstetter reported the Damaged hy Fire DieS on Tuesday ' Incorporated. Gallipolis. . •. . !tons to clear by mail, messen- First United Presbyterian Church at a banquet March 15 hank had another increase '" , Approximately $400 darn· Funeral services tor Juhn The corporation is forming to Fne Overload · I" or telephone messase. in the Washington Elementary school cafeteria. busmeos during the year He age was caused tothe Ed Spen· JHeitger .. 87 . yho died Tu•.sday , "Ertrct a thorough organiz•· , Charges Filed He is Dr. Edler G. Hawkins, New York City, moder- said total assets Increased over I cer home on Ma~..st m ~td· : mghl , Will be held F'rada\1 at tion of funt•ral directors m Five truck driwrs ehargeQ ator of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian I $2M,OOO ~0 nearly $7.000.000. In dleport Tuesday mght by !lfe.•3 p. m. at !be Ewi~g Cllapel 1Southrastern Ohio." :with overload were cifA!d to Church in the United States of America. commenting ~ depoSit.. Mr., Middleport Volunteer f Iff· ' with burial in the Ches!" cem- r Initial trustees art llarcnce Meigs COI'hty CIIUJ'l Tu,sday l' March 15 is the exact sesquiH~~stelter said. , men were su~moned at 7.~ ! etery bestdt> h•s late wife DG- J . WatJgh. RIO S~rond Ave .. Gal- by the Gallipolis Post Stute Ct"ntennial o( this church. The! Our deposit structure d.ur- p. ~ · They said f~e blaze was! ra Frank Heitg~r. : lipolis i who is also listed as . Highway Patrol first religious society in this lng 1964 reflected . the growmg confined to the attiC and there He was a rehred farmer of ~ Statutory Agent), Ralph ~lar' They were Robert Crothers , old French City was organiz- t ~mportance of sa~mgs deposits : was no damage to .the conp , Bedford township. SurviVing tin . 913 St>rond Ave_, GaHi[X'Iis ; 149, Middleport; Tbo~ King, Funeral serviees for Norman , ed March 15, 1815, nearly 25 ~n domest~ ban~mg. Our sav-: tent!i of the home .smre sal- ~ ATe three daughters. Helena j Henry Ewmg. 108 Mulberry Av .. 25, Pomeroy ; Roy NeWell 36, William Neutzling, Pomeroy, ~ yt>ars after the landing of the/ .ngs deposits Increased ~ver, vage covers ~~re used on tj,e , Conner • Haze . I Throckmorton, l Pomeroy ; Vrnxm H. McCoy. ' CheshiN:!; Bernard GiikeY' 38, who died Tuesday evening at IFrench 500, the original set· $150,000, _making Mal savtngs furniture. Ongm of the blaze a~d Mrs. Ralph Cha". all of Main St .. Vmton. and Robert ; Middleport, and Oareace Cline, Meip General Hospital, will be .. .,,. , (Contmued_ On Page 2) --- has _""!_been determmed. _ _ l Columbus : mne grandchildren, ~ Coats. 261 South Second Ave., ,51, Middleport. Etirl €Bidwell. held Friday at 2 p. m. al the 1 "Di-. Hawkiru, S6-year _ old • 1 . and 15 great grandchllurfn.! Middleport . · , 36, Gallipolis. was. also cited F.wing Chfpel with burial ihl P"stor ol St. Augustine Presby- I Fnencls may call at the funeral , The articles. were filed by to Meigs County Court on 1 d• 0 t1iO family lot at Beec:h Grove terian Church .In the .. Bron~. ~ i home at any t1me_._ Halliday and Sheels. Galhpohs. lfective muffler cbqe. Cemetery. The. Rev . Melvin AI- wao the orgamzlng mmJSter m COLUMBUS tUPIJ _ 1'uesda •1 J 1 111 11 : , I ktre will offic!Bte. 11938 o this church. Starting aetloo 11 a lance· Y rna or eg a ve Diret'IOI'l! Nam.-d Rat'in .. Home Bank I He operaled the Neutzling with 9 charter members ii now I · B . Racint' Bank ACCEP'11NG. AID Coal Company for many years ha! over 1,000 member!, multiBill• lntrodu•ed·. HOUSE D~1rectors of th e Flf.st Na1.wn- Names Diret'tors Donatlonsheue be!lll IICeepted . . ._ . . to rover t costs of n=pairs to until hll ~rement. raHctall anthd mflrstultiiNingual. hold - H.B. %3, allowing IICbool dlotrlrltt to lran•pnrl I al Bank of Racine were electPd , b Dk~rectorsedor the Racme Home the MI. Olive church caused Survivlors Ipclutle two eons, e 8 • egro to prlvale and parMhlal achool ttudeott to and from at a stockholders' meeting at an elect 111 • rect"nt meet· b f Sunda Tlteo Neutzllng, Middleport, the position of national. m9'1erIOhool. · lhe bank Tuesday altornoon. · ing of the stickholders . were Y/ Ire . and Richard Neutzllng, Pome- ator, and he waa the VICC!-mnd- H.B. 20, lncreasln~ the tlren(th of the Ohio High- 1 They are J. Dillon Cross. Vera M. Beegle, pre'l<ir·nt : ute n~one d;'~,. to con::fO!'; lhrft dau8h!PI, Ml'l. Ar- erator in lt!G. way Patrol. I Earl Cross, w. A. Orr. f"rre- Charlrs Hayman, chamnan of Doug!: Circle Cli' &he :a..;. \ line Swisher. Middleport: Mrs. Aa •Ice • moderator he rep- H.B. %9, Increasing the teacher untl factor of land Norris, Clarence Price the board . J. W. Weaver. sec· ·er Willard PI ' ' MOdred Wells, Pomeroy, and rt'sented the United Presbyterthe ll~hool foundation program from .1,700 per unll ' and Eber Roush. Officers nam. · retary of the board; Charles '! ' ...,0 d IOU. A~~at~ • Vlrsene Bahr Ft Lauderdale, lan Cbureb In the U S A at per yeer to *2,400. ed were J Dillon Cross presl 1 David Yost. vieo!-pre.•ident. and y ..., llllllph wao ca....,.. w I Fla.; 10 ,crancJc:bldren, ' · · · · • · · · ·d ·the chore three the lnaufllll"alion of the lode- preachins missions In Puerto - H.B. 3!, eliminating the dlreet notice require- I dent; W. A OtT, vice-president; Roy D. Spencer, VIce-pres~ •nt. : _·_______ 1 l biblben, Raymond and RoQand pendent oation of Nigeria and R1co. meat on liquor permit applications within 500 feet of Fretland Norris, cashlor , and Other directors are Carroll R. ~ both of Pomeroy, ond Clarenc.• In ·a deputation to the Presby- A member of III' board of IIChools, eburehes, ete. ' Harry Douglas, . assistant cash- Norris, and Alb<rt Hill, Jr. SQUAD CAIJ..ED of Cheoter: four sisters, Ruth terlan mission In the Camer- directors of New Y~k'a Unloa[. Resolutions introduced: ier. '·' Pomeroy emerfll!llCY IQII8dKtrr, .Middleport: Louise Me- oon. · Theological Seminary, from ; ..,... H.J.R. 6, 8, 9, all •alllng for aooual legislative LODGE TO MEET men were tailed at 1:16 p.m. \ ,Eihlnney, Middleport; Mrs. UU- The moderator hit• aerved his , which he recei$1 ·hts B.D. de- • oe11ions. LOCAL TEMP.S Virgil Walker, worthy ma9- •Tuetday to tbll Sam Lewlo fHI. i4a Role, lndllllll, Pa., and Mra. ctenomlnalloo aa secretary Dr. Haw~ ,has tbe . B. . SENATE I 1:he temperature In Po<~•roy's ter of Shade River Lodae 4r.:l,l denco at \llirflsomrtlle where lh l!etk~lmer, Worthifttton. the commlsaloo Dlnellgion and A. degree and the bonorary D.' Re10lutlon adopted: . ~ buolness district at JUO a. m. IF • AM, has announced • •Walter Kina wu .111. Be, J'rlenda, may call at the tun- race, and has represented the , D; dep from Blaomfi~ld tN. - S.R.l. setltn• two-yeu lerm for elerk at anaual [' tocla) ·was 10 delf... under / meeting Thursday . Jan. 14. All · taken to Vlterau l4emDrial ' !~om~! any lime. !United Prellbyterlln Cburcll ill' .(Continued On P'l• 2) 1 1alary of U5,0QO. clouded skies members are invited. lhospital,, I Also e Otler eBiack Turns Ill ' Active Elder eOtter e Black J H Grate 00 Connie-Charm Step Paris Fashion Flats and Sport Shoes Low Heels superVISOf K tre 'SROES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR 1. 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