http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/601789c062ced62d44b364cae0f6c294.pdf 4704f2093cc5960b53a8e13a6e28c371 PDF Text Text 1 ovl!l1ing, Ice cream and eake\vlslt with tlletr porenta, : Hairdre11err Pl#n , served In observance of and Mn. Everett Dalley J' alentine Dance Mrs. Moore's birthdayMr · and 1\ln. Marvin Kellyw. -• Mrs. Jo Ann White was Ia Mrs. carl Moore and Mrs. Randy Houclallllelt epent "'" Point Pleas8nt ,mil - k to at. Helen Brlckles visited Tuesday nesdaJ with bls gr_andpiJtnts, lend a meetlria of Affiliate 11, evening al til& Elmwood Rest Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey. of the lfallonai Hairdreue" Home ~llh Mrs. Brlckles' grand- Miss Genevieve St.obart and and eo.metologists A&SqCiallon, motller Mrs. Calli• Loslin. Mrs. Mu Folmer were ~alll· She was atcomponled by Mall ' . polis visitors Wednesday. June Hood Donald Pulllnl of Wllllallll" Mr. aDd Mrs. William HoudllPl111111 .;...... made for a valtown, W. Va. spent 8 couple of obelt and Miss Marela Karr at· entlne dance to be held saturdays this _week at his cabin tended the funeral of Mrs. Eva day evening, February 3 at the at Shade nver. Mr Flemlni SUnday, at the Rutland Moose Hall In Pobit Pleasant. Michael GJimore son of · Methodist church. A slyle show will he presented and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Is Mr. and Mra. Damon Farrell prior to the dance. A meeting confined to his home by Illness. were In East Bank, W. will he<lreld Monday at Tootie'o Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble Va. Sunday to attend grave- Beauty Salon to complete pl1111 spent the week~ at nd~an side services for his aunt, Mrs. lor the observance of "Natioul with her parents, Mr. 8 "· Irving Karr who died at Flint, Beauty Salon Week." Oto Des. Mrs. Des Ia ill In Mich. the Hocking Valley Hospllal. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly restretches 4.173 feet aoro11 the turned to their home, Colum- I Grand Ol•lee dam, largest Columbia River In Ill< noJ11l. bUs Tuesday evenl01, after • concrete structcre In the lJ. S.. west. · I ' eHing ~ ersonal ... · By PTA Group l Ex•eutive officers of t he : ,. In Middleport J'tddleport PTA made plans to Mr and Mrs. Charles Pt>lzel .; -.,reate a Schularsh1p Fund I.Jr of Charleston, W. Va . came fur udnets. of Middl~port. tl!glJ , the funeral services held Tu~s-, t 1 hool and d1scussed fund-rai!' day afternoon for Mrs. Carhn 1 will\ , g projects at a meetmg Mon jay evening at thP high ~rhool , t:~onductf:'d by the rrestdent Wit~iam Ingles . Keel« . Mrs . Arthur Stuar! aN:'ompan_v them to ht>r home ! in Charl f!!tton following several 1 days visit with her brother. Mr . i - The group ''IJi f'd to rec11m- and Mrs. Homer Cook ·_inend a connnuan.·e of the .:al- • Mrs. Carnell Vanc-e was a i ~ndar project of last year lr1 busine~s visitor in Hunlin~ton , !he membership at the reQ:ular ' W Va. ~1onday 1 Jneeting next Monday PWning. · Mr. ~nd :vl'rs. _Robert Halt-yl: ~A discussion was held pt:"r· and t'hlldren, M1chael. Kathy, lalning to the PF:P \Plan tor and Barbara _Ann visited ov.er 1 ~ducational Proxress1 bi!l Bnd lhr weekend m Caldwell, Ohio, ! ~wo representative~ from the with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauder-r i.llcbool and the PTA wilt attend mill. =a meeting on the bill tn .1e ht'ld Hl:'rent visitors with Mr. a?d i Athens in Fet-!·uar' . He v. Mr~ Albt>rt . Roush and fam1ly ; ~.J)owson ot the PTA and ~lr. were her Sister. Mrs. C<Jrnct ~ W M ·C0 111 as supt'nnle"ld· Herdman and Mrs. James Ma:"' he 1 . WI• 11 . : ::e theny and son • Jimmy of Leon. · tllf 0 1· .':) COOS I ~eeting RPv . Dowson will re- W Va. Thf'~' were ac~~mp~~~~~ in TO CELEBRATE SUTH GOLDEN ANI'iiVERSARY, SUNDAY, J AN th 7 ·1 • Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger of Reedsvi !!e. State Route 124, will celebrate the~r to Leon by Mrs. At M ,· Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday, .Ian. 17th although tbe actual date of their mother ol M.rs H~u.c.h and M . ~ marriage was Jan. 16th, 1915, at Indian Run by the late Hev. R. c. McDougle, the H~rdman : ~ho wtll spe~d sev Ievent has been set sunday, so that their fr ien:is and relatives can attend. An .open er. 11 . d<~ys .'" Leon, W. en· I he use will be held at their residt>nce fru m :l p.m. to 4 p.m. Mr. a~d M:s- Holsmger Mtss Sharon Ro~shl have 11 children all liv·ing: four daughtr rs Jnd seven sons , Fanme Bigley, Emma tert'd H_o!zcr llospJta ror sur·\ Van· Meter, of R~edsville; Donna Webb, G u:rsville; Virginia Carter, Long Bot~m; grry UHs week. . _ Iva Jr. and Virgil, Reedsville; Rodney, Greenfield, . It sons Winnie Clinton· Russell A M D·tle Mournmg 1s VIS ' • ' ' ' · d "t . r.s , ' ~ .11 h I and Clifford, of Kansas City, Mtssourt.· They have 37 grandchildren an wree grea 1 mg m Co lum us : 1M son , grandchildren Alva is retired after srve ral vears with Dravo Cons. and U.N. Hal· <~nd fa~ily. Mdr. alnld rs . <Jmesldermans Con;. . •::JIOrt on the meelmg at the Feb~ary met'lm~ of the IO<'<~ I rrA ·~ It was 01nnounced ll.at M.r::_Harold Lt,t"- .~e southea-;t Or;;. ·-trict D1re~.:1or PTA , wdl be Ahe gut"st speaker at the Ji1n:.~ ua~· mee:mg Monday Jan 13 •J ERefreshm :·~ts will be st>rvt d ',;following the mPeting. ;.. All.ending the board meeting .;; W' ll. · Mnurmng an c u ren. -~-- -·---· ~were Mrs. ' ta m 1ng 1es, vice . d M F M Cl H and . ·:,resident; Mrs. Lowell Brflver nr ~n. · rsr A . k . u A Grueser and prayer bv Mrs. 1community serv1ce cha1rm<tn. .~ . . M son KPvm, o r ansas, r· ·. f " b ;J;econd vice president ; 1 rs . . "a" have been house guests I Morgan closed the mectmg. He rt"s 11ment ~ were 'k'rve\,4, Y .:Joe Bai le~·, treasltl'er: Ways and k;n ~ · _ d Mrs. Rodnt>v Mrs Sherman Butler. Mrs. ·~Means. Mrs. Eugt>ne Cor.de; ~ ·. r. ~~ce Sunday. 0 ; . Luckaduu. Mr:-. Harrison Bent~afetY , ~1r. Leo Kennt'dy and Cl:~;fm:~a~ 5_8 practicing physilev. Mrs. Erne st Bowles, ••• tMr \lr·Comas M.r s &rnrna Bland and Mrs ;.; . . . r-ian in Middleport for sf'veral Hidw·d $ TO ATI'END INSTITUTE ' years Thcv cam• Sunday and • In Pomeroy -!' PI ms were made to attend lrlt Wedne~"Y R 1 h G 1 SORORITY TO MEET Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Wiltihe M1d-W mLer Institute to De Mr lafndf rs alp a'cmat':'orne 1 Mananne Campbell of c: alll· The Z1 Gllillma Mu Chapter son .:tnd daughters, Kelly and . Dll'ector of 0 JS- of Bera S1gma Ph1 Soronty WII 1 1'ern J o an d Mr. and Meld Jan t6 wher1 the Heath h~ve . ' . "' 1. or a wm t>r v pohs, DIStm:t , •. ·Jethodist MYF rnet Sunday Ill\~ lond: M C H W!S<" Jr i Iret 15, of the Wome·s Fed- i meet tomght. Thur'>day, Janu IDon Jet! and daughter, Lisa ~vemng at the church. M1ke 1 of ~~~~~rl :s.ent the weekend 1erat1on. spoke on the topir, ary 141h nt 7 45 at the Colum- Kay syent Saturday evening liloyd pres1dent was m charge l ddl y. tp "Federation'' at the January lbta Gas of Oh10 Offu:e m M1d- , v.1th their parents, Mr. and epor . 1Mrs. car1 Moore. nurmg · the -:of the• meetmg. •The group met . m M1 ~--meetmg of the Mtddleport Bus- ctleport . 1 1 .';.at 4 p.m. ~nd sanded and var- 1 mess and Professior.:~.l Women's :;tnshPd buil ding blocks for the ' Jnruurrv MPPiitrR , Clu.b Tuesday even ing in t~e ;numry doss department. A O Tl'f QC.•Q • H ld .soctal rooms of the C&S Ol::o :p1z,.; 1 suppe r was served at 6 f w .~ ·'"' IS ~ · Eleclne Company. 1 followed by the regular 1 _The January meelllt~ o~f the Mr~. Campbell was . lnlroduc- i W~rs ol the Rock Sprmf! ~le- e£! by Mrs (;uy Hevnolds ol ~--~.._..--.._...-......-., Il lhodist chureh was flr!d Tues- the Emblem and Federation 1 da"· afternoon at the churc? committee. with Vlrs W. A. MorgAn presl- There were nine other visit- 1 I dent in ch~rg.e. _ ors from the Callipolic club who I Pomeroy, Ohio Group smgmg of ReVt\'P Us spoke on other m~tters of the TONIGHT Again and prayer by Mrs A~os clubs. Mrs. Campbell emtmerNOT OPEN _......:..:.:c. - - - Leonard, opened the :neelmg. l ated the work of the Feder a-. During the business session, VIS· 1 tion and stated that the cluh~ FRIDAY thru TUESDAY italians to be held in 1 would be useless without the Januuy 15-19 the near future were .Jiseussed. ! chairmanships and their work _ WALT DISNEY'S "EMIL AND THE Mrs Lewis GruPser, progntm i She urged the sharing o! idee~s DETE(;TIVES" chai~m~n. read Psalm 1 and I of the difrerent elub~ and noted j _..J (Technicotorl port.1ons 'lf "'alhew 5 a1!d 7. values gained from otht'r rlubc;. Bryan RusselL 10 yr. old boy lis F.mil: 3 detecth:es: Walter followed hy rht· Kor,..:tn •,rerd , She disrus~ed the di~trlrt mref. I Slezak, Hcin Schubert. PPter ' ir unison "'l'~e Ewha w~mer 's I ing to be held at Athens in ' Ehrlich, played strictly for , Umvers1ty '' wa .. the loptc nf March ' laughs. : the program with all mem'>c~-s Mrs Horace McElhinny serv- I partirio"~!lng . A poem by M! s. I ed a~ treasurer in the absence I -iiii-Iiiiiilllltiiiiliiiiiiiilillli.iiiii1 of Miss Sharon Roush, who 1!1 j ' in Holzer Hospital for surge1y 1 ~ Th(' club also voted to sponsor ' a girl to the Buckeye Girls' I ::...-:::::::;;; , State in June and Mrs Revn. 1 'l ids was asked to contact ~1rs · Albert Roush of the Legion Auxiliary for Instructions Two new m~mber!l were- W('l- . ~omf>d into the club, Mr"i AI- · len 11:11 and Mrs W111fam Lehew. emphve~ of The DHily Sentinel in Pomeroy. A din- ' ner was servert at the M:'-lnin , Reslaurant preceding the meet· ~ ing Mrs. Campbe// /s Speaker #or B&PW Meeting f I 1 and 9 to 9 on Saturday BUY 1 GET TWO I PLAN TO ATTEND • • • • Sea The Newest In .• . CEILI'\IG TILE BY . • . . • "ARMSTRONG" FLOOR TILE BY .......... "AZROCK" WALL PANELING BY .. "WELDWOOD" • FREE 12' x 8' Well Hickory Paneling 2. FREE 12' x 12' Ceiling Tile New MPmber Takl'n In B.- Auxiliarv Mrs. ·Ralph Woods· •'Va!-: af'- ; rPp!ed as a new mernh .• ; \"'!J~n 1 the American Leglon Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Post No. 21l3 . met Tuesday evening at the · F'iro;;t Baptist church in Hut - 1 land, The meeting , tn charge of I Mrs. Arnold Richard ~,,. prf'si1 drnt. opened in ritualistic form. 1 A report on the Christmas var- , ly at Vetrrans Hospital. Ch illi- 'I cotht> was given by Mr;;;. Hirh· ards. Note~ and cards of tha11ks were read from the Veterans Hospitals for Christm.a~ cards , and stamps given tht>m, and from the Meigs County Chapter Red cross for contribution. Mrs Campbell Harper reported on the auxiliary Christmas party held at her home Mr~ 2urtis Luckadoo wa!l appointed a s BUY ZENITH 23" TV FREE 12' x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile INSULATED FREE NOT A SALEI Rubber Boots REFRESHMENTS This Ia Your Show Slws 9-10-11 Save $5.00_ .~ing Builders Supply Co. ' '\ Middleport $12·88 Roush's Shoe Store Mlddloport ONE GET * I at Jcy Htg • hway BJarnedFor . TWO JllJUfJeS • • , 1 1 1 v • JEdUC3tl0fi . • Ai'lfQ Has DeadJineon , January 25 0C3tJODa Jay·cees Endorse A"Ir strip , V C,afiCef D • support · i C "} ty PIeas OfferedJ dge . 1 ° /J ° B dG ] C•att Jemen to Large Beef Operati.OD CfandJuryiS • s·Ittmg . T day NORGE Femlly Size Autometlc WASHER $289 ~::.. MATCHIN(f DRYER j FREE 2 BALL BAND 1 T FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 1 xcee s oa * Asks 1 F E Get AM-FM RADIO 0.· '1 oboHII WI. 1 I I : y ...... ~.............. J0 hnson I INFORMATION SERVICE • New DIsarmamen • t WORLD HOMEOWNERS ......... Ill¥' 1 One Gallipolis man was killed and three persons Injured In ~ headon crash of two automobiles at 3:30 p.m., Thursday on State St, near the Ohio Valley Launder- I ers and Cleaners establlohment. Dead on arrival at Holzer Hospital was Bennie F. Plantz, 23. of 92 Chillicothe ·Rd., driver of one of the vehicles. In satisfactory condition at Holzer Hospital today were: ; · Mrs. Griff C. (Deanna Wickline) Cook, Jr, 24, Rio Grande, driver of the north- I Before the }tly~:ee Projed west bound auto, who suffered a fractured jaw and laceration of the upper lip. Edgar K Criner, 21, of 63 Chillicothe Rd., who suffered mulhple lacerahons and l abrasions of the scalp and forehead , John M. Williams, 21, of 358 1/, Second Ave., fracture of right leg and multiple . lacerations. Criner and Williams were passengers in the southeast bound vehicle. Dr Donald R. Warehime, Gallia county coroner, · .. . . -- · By DONALD H. May ' Hayden, D-Arl!. president pro ruled utis morning Plantz died of internal hemmoraging[ ~~W'fff'(,X:~' " ; ! ;>'<>I:'';'!:';•F" ~. tempore of the Senate, and due to a crushed chest, and multiple rib fractures. Plantz , LONDON (UPI) - Sir WASHINGTON 1 UPIJ - Pres- Htouse Speaker John W, Min also had a broken nose and several teeth were knocked I Winston Churchill, Brit- ident John•on asked Congres• ICormack, O-Masa. out. 1in'1 venenble \JO.ye.,. tvday ror increased funds to I The President said the Unl&o, He and his two passengers were pinned in the wreck- · old elder statesman, has step up u. s. efforts in the dis- ed States must remain "vigJ~ age approximately 25 minutes before officials got them ' ouffered o cerebnl throm- I armament field. I ant to d!ID8er" but olao must out. Mrs .. Cook was out of her auto, and in a chair at the bosls, his physician wid Admimstration orririals said 1be "vigil&nt for opportunitiel 1time the first ambulance arrived. today. Johnson would continue to j for improving lhe hopes for The car Mrs. Cook was driving belonged to Justin A medical bulletin sign- pres the Soviet Union for peace." 1 Williams an employee of the Shell Service Station. After eel by Lord Moron, his agreem•nts :o curb spread of ' Officials said one of the maleaving ;chool, Mrs. Cook was r~ported to have driven physician, said Churchill , nuclear weap..tns to more na- jor benefits 01 the increased to the station traded cars so hers could be worked on, 1 not only suffered the tions. limit c~'rtain military pro. funds would be to permit l h • and was enro~te home at the time of the nash. ' thrombosis but also is ser· i duclion and broaden thE.' .arms agency to condUct more The Williams auto was registered under Garland 1 lously ill with • clrcufa- nuclear test ban. research Into what kinds of Williams, father of the owner. He purchased the auto tory weaknell th•t follow.. In a spel'i;, message to Con- · r.ew disarn1ament proposals I only a month aRo. ed _______ _ ___ i tel • cold. gress the President asked for ! might be m•dt and bow they '.·,. The death vehicle belonl ' h tF>xWJ'ilf'f~¥}\.n.H-1''"~"''-"'"'""-~·;-i .-""·'"' ·~~-' a four-yeb.r authorization of $55 ' could be safeguarded• to the victim's father , Jessel According to the police, t e million to run the U. s. Arms r The agency conduct• research After tl1e }a,\'Cl'f' ProjP<'t Plantz. Plantz auto was left or r.enter 1Control and Disarmament projerts in fields ran1JI1'18 from 1 Plantz had •uffered a brolc- at the time of the crash. Sgt. : I Agency tACDAl. how armamenll could be !I>o NOW AND THEN - Last summer, the Bend· Area Jaycees undertook a project en Jes In an auto accident on[ John Tayloe satd Plantz, . the [ I Congress gave the agency $9 s'lected and counted to the elof cleaning up the Adamsville Cemetery on Route 33 just above Mason and directly June 6, 1944, near Cftdmu:s on, drt~er. ha~ ~n drmkmg. million fo1 the current year, al- ' fects ot' how closing of defense acruss the road from the Riverside Golf Course, Above are pictures showing the ce- Rt. 141. He was hospitalized;Chtef of Police Chester Le,aper , though the administcation had plants would affect a !lOtion's mt'tery engulfed by weeds and brush as it looked prior to the operation and show·Jwo months after that mishap.; and PU. llolhs North assiSted · requested m million. The new economy. ing later ~he results of several weeks of hard work. One can see the many stones un- . According to Gallipolis police, 1m the mvesllgahon. I funds would he fo. fi"Cal year : Many of the research projects covered through the brush cutting by the J,ycees. Chairman of the project was Or- :Mrs. Cook was driving north· ; Three ambulances wer~ rush1!166. which begins nexl July I, 1 are contracted with private lm Durst, who rece1ved a Jaycee of the Montn Award for hrs devohon to the work wesl on State St., away from ' ed to lhe seen<- Mtllers took lhrough fiscal 1969. firms. Officials said the rein l~e ~em~tery. Many Jaycees sacrificed most of their spare time and used mowing the city) and the Plantz auto : Crin~r and Plantz h> Holzer Two Pomeroy resident. were Letter Message search program suffered when scy~heS, brush hooks, ~-es, sickles, 13wn mowers, rakes, and a chain saw in their was headed southeast at an Hosptta\. The Waugh-Halley •· ?ospitahzed early today loll~w-1 Johnson's message was in the Congress cut the &leney'a budclean-up project. The job was finished by IIUA·OrtobeL Bend-Area Jaycees' have at- estimated speed of 55-60 miles Wood ambulance took the In· mg a one-oar accident on State form of a leller to Sen. Carl (Continued 011 ...... . I) rePflJI accepted donations fl'om people toward fu!utl,- care of the cemetery. AI!yone per ·hour. ' jured Mrs. Cook, and Wether- . Route 7 two-tenths of a mile · -- -· . _ :, . , ; )l'iMinil-lo contribute may send the1r donations to the Bend-Area Jaycees, care of , The two met beodon. · just holt-Elliott rushed Williams to nr~th of Pomeroy. Lewis Gilland, Mason . W.. Va. . 'thi• side of the curve below the the emergency room. led I _ Treated at Veterans Meroor· ·-- - --- --· -- ·~- - .. ---~ --· . The im- The wreckage was hau a- 1al hospital were Hugh H. ~' : flood kesca~ :;d~llliams au- way by Sanders and O'Dell's Roush. 43. driver of the car. pact noc wreckers . ·and Rea Hoscar, 42, a pas~en· ' to back nine feet. ItWashmgton •lraddled Th e fa ant Y was Gallipolis' .1 ger. Roush was admilted for .. ' ra . g lh d e roo rm first in nearly t8 months. Last observation while bill passenOfe f'JVe school when it came to a halt. \ !Continued on Page 51 er sust<tined fractured ribs. COLUMBUS IUPIJ - The stale Educat.ion. Depart1,' The ent:re front end was crush- __ - - ---- - g The Meigs County Sheriff's men! has set a deadhne of Jan . 25 for ~pplications by -;; The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce plan for an ed back tD the rear seat. : department said Roush I o s t' schoo.l dtstncts f~r their s~a;~ of $5.2 D}llhon In fed~ral air strip in Meigs county has been endorsed unanimously The Plantz auto sl~pped. a- . Ul Icontrol of his car when II slid vocational educatiOn money . lhe state will make the first; , bout 15 teet on. the nght s:de Ion a palch of ire. went off the allocat:on at the Feb. 8 meet:ng of the state Board of Ed· ', by the Meigs Countv Javcees. M Meeting Wednesday night, the --·- - - - : ot State St ., w1th the rear right side of the highway. over ucatl~n . _. . . " the U I an embankment, and tUI'ned ( We. know Its too short a bme to do ~ job _nght, 5 Jaycees voted also to support to fill tho vacancy created by bumP"r resting on the sidewalk · t. f. La Le · in front of the residence of 13Z Byrl R. Shoemaker, state vocational education director, the 1965 Cancer Drive Ea •h the . .. res1gna 1on o rry •w1~ over t ld · h 1 .· tPndr t h Th sd year the Jayrees support one ol Middleport Je~.rnes Smith of State . Its front end was also Two Athens county men Th~re w~s heavy damalile to 0 t:Jty S<.' 00d supenn ~ ere ur ay. · · · d J' hd 1 d 'th 1 . 1 lh . d f But he warne that un1ess I h '\ c aflty d~1ve with manpower Pome~y was elected to replace emo 1~ ~ · . . r 1arge WI · arcen) n e the hood. grill. doors an m- Ohio has obli a ted the money and eqaipptnc vocatloul .... and donations and were re- McDamel on the Jaycee board One w1tness was Aulta Pmk theft of a cow last week, plead- ders or the J9fi0 model car. He b h d he fed I' tio b •LII~ LD ENG. Quested this year to back-up of directors errnan. Rt. 2. Bidwell. I'd guilty to informational affi- wa!l du-d to appear in CoW1ty Y t e ~n une 1 h federa ; CITh 0 ten board• s. 1 flllt;STERIE • d . · -· . --- ---- d ts . M . C 1 Com f . e lunds wtll go back to t e er· e sa mu81 approve land - Doctors today reported the ca ncer rive. The meeting was attended by . avJ m ~Jgs oun y - eourt on a eharge o .exces~av al treasury . i each project and ]ocal commuothe birth of a boy who dev.el~ ! Jaycees Ed Bartels, L I o y d Fred [Atwis, Jim Smith. Bob mon Pleas Court today. -speed for road condlbons. The Of tbis vear 's allocation, 80 iitJes must come up witb matcbor"'d in his mother's abdomm· B~ackw?od, Don Young, and l':astman. Curt McDaniel. Don arm Ufe3U Judge John C. Bac.on accept mishap OC('urred at 3 a.m per cent ·wlll go for building Iing money on I doflar..for~l· al cavity instead of the womb. IBIIJ ~iller have completed a Yt,ung, Richard Vaughan, Ed . ~the iJleas or Marvin L. Tom. \ . --- )ar basis, at least until tbe encl CJum~ of such a birth were p~escnbe~, eourse and are qual- Bartels, Cecil Wolfe, Vincent 137, of .Albany Rt. 3, ond Harold MAN HELD I of Jtme. placed at 60 million to one. ' If ted for The Back ground for _Knight, James WiJtecup. Lar- ' IHamrtck . 34. Albany, _and the~ Ch· I II • IJ Rt 2 Racine I Shoemaker laid that after Tht mother w<:~s identified as Leadership Award." The B.F.L. rv Anderson, Lloyd Blackwood, ! .ordered them plared .m Shell' ar~s ~~d,in Meigs coun: ! .that the state hopes lo vid.e Mr~. Gy,Jris Longson, ~26, or :program is an actio~ progr~m Dale Kautz and Roy Geser. I The Meigs County Farrn Bur- Ro~rt C. H~rtenbach s CU8tody w;~ ~e:~fs ~orning on charges \ i some matching: money~rom nellj'by Brimington. for Jayce.-s post their first 'eau has achieved its 1965 mem- unhl sentencrng, I\ J3l d I . the scene 0Uf the next appropriation crl lbe Doctors said such births are year in the organization. I j bership goal. according to An· Prosecuting Attorney Ber~ard o£ DWI a~ ea~mgtt as tak- j I legislature normally fat, to both mother I Jaycees F'red Lewis. Bob East- '" .,_,," ,.".'"~r~~ii;"Ji~·'<'tiW~~ :1c· ,., Idrew Cross or Racine. v_. Fultz presented the afflda- of ~n accl ~I. b y~ac~e· Mar- , ! _·-~-and baby. They said there bave man, Curt McDaniel and AIUPl -The Cross said 225 memberships Vlts to the cou~t. The . men en ml.o cust L~on~ I 1 beth 9nly 500 cases recorded in l iar~ Harris have qualified for . WASHING·•gN I ti 1 were obtained In Meigs county were tharged With stealmg a shal Alfred } · _ be western .world and that only Spoke awards. similar to the four ne~ emocra e COD· I during the 15-d.ay drive that' COW owned by Alvin Dye, Car- ~'i'#'<~'\·)'Wv~.'· d'''""';<:~<rnl~*'{l't.,-Y, c·? MeiMS ('OUnty beef cattle pro. . · . . · gressmen .rom Ohio received t I ' p'l. PLEASANT- A bomb ducers and ot hers In · t sled · about 50 _of those mfanL'i sur- B.F.L., but designed for fu·st House committee assignments ·concluded Thursday night . This pen er. ere. . ml: vlved. The baby, na~ed H~y- ! year Jaycees. Thunday. . I' is fl gain of six over last year. sure routed students and Ithe cattle mduslry ~re mvtted 0 ley, hi'S been placed m an ~~- 1 Larry Anderson and Bill Mill·: . The Meigs Farm Bureau Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 tea('htn outsidr Point Pleas. to the annual ~eetmg of tkJe; Mr_s. Longso~ IS er were voted the "Jaycees of t Walter .J. Moeller, l..ancas- I Rroup's succe!lS gave it the han-) ADMISSIONS - Jack Baxter,, ant Hlgb s('bool tblo;; morning. ,Sout-heastern Oh1o ~e~f Cattle F'ive cases were being prt-· cubatgr. l'ecoverlltl sahsfactorlly f r 0 m l the Month" in December for ter. serving a secood term af· or of being the first county in Middleport; Howard Woods, Police and f'irt Department Improvement Assoc1atton Wed- sented to the January term the delivtry operation. I their work on the Christmas ter bejng ousted lh the last Ithe Southeastern region of 22 Reedsville : Edgar Dorst, Guys - personnel we·r·e m1 the teen• nesday. JanuBry 20 . Grand jury in the Met1s counBasket Project and the Junior Congr•ts, drew tbe Commtt.. counties to make a gain on, ville. enmasse chuklng tbe build. Th. ~vent gf'f~ un?erway ":~t~ ty courthouse today. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - : Miss Pageant respectively. Let ~n Interior and Insular membership. The current mem· DISCHARGES - Mae Pier-: Ina. No further detalhl w•re a VISit, to tht' Ftf'nrh .Ltt~ Prosecuting Attorney Bern1 The United States is prepar· : The Jaycees elected board Affatn. bership Is the largest of the 1~! son, Long Bottom. John Hite. i availablt> at 11 :31 a.m. Ca!tlt> tom~~my farm at 0 3 :m. ard V. Fultz .IBid the charps lng for a cmdrontation 1\'\th Rus- meml>er Curt McDaniel or Porn- .. , )•q.''l'>"~-;:~.J<;( .. ;; ,-·"-"*"~t£~·Y'7'·~tt~ I eal organization for the past 201Middleport; Allee Garnes. Dex· , ~ .... .. , , . ., _ . Thts farm 18 locat.f'd four mG :1 e~ be1ng studied by the lfand jUI"J sia on the U. N. financial iss•Je eroy the Internal vice presidenti years. ter. i~"~~""""'~;fltM>M<l!jij;HJ'UWiii''l=iiiN~ bel~w Pt. Plea~ant. near IB 1 1I- will range from OWl to Jarand is lining u~ suppqrt for a : -- - ----- pohs Ferry· \\ · Va _, on State c•efly . Grand jurora were briefGeneral Assembly vot~ e Route Z. , ed by Common Plna J u d 1 e u. s Ambassador Adlai E. AI lh18 farm. 900 head of cal- John C. B!O!CII before Ntirlng Slevenson met for two hours lr~C ' tie are on feed . All of these,. study evidence offered. Thursday with the 21-naHcn La· were purchased . wl~hm 30 miles Jurors are Mazy E. David.. tiD. Am~lcan group. HOUSTON, Tex. (UPil-Jea-~her an Intravenous injection. lin very. bad heart failure whe~ Moon,"' •'Naughty _Marietta,··~ ln.l929, famed director Ernest of the farm. ThiS IS one. oft~~ son, Frances HoJdapr. RobSoutt'fl said Stevenson told nette MacDonald, 57. who 1 Ra.vmond massaged her feet. she arnved." " Maytime,' "The Grrl ol the 1 LubJtsch saw thl' screen test la~ge beef cattle_ operations 1 ert E. Dailey, Laura J . Wires, t~e Latin Americans •h<• 'lnited played Juliet to Nelson Eddy's 'She stiffened her arms and The doctor added that ~e ' Golden West'' and "Bitter-: Dill had persuaded Miss \lac- this area ancl wtll have many Harold Lohse, Ellnlr L. Evans. Sta4eS 1s ready to confront the Romeo in a series of movie i said ! " had treated her before for an- sweet/' paid her the ultimate Donald to do. \ mterest.~ng thmgs for farme:s Ella M. Wipple. Robert Mar· Rus!ianJ _in the General As- musicals. died Thursday of a 1 " I love you." other arterial condition pert.aps professional compliment: "'111at's ..eno~gh, l:ve found ito see In t~e way . of automatic cinko, Robert Cole, C. ,. H»o sembly "In order to •ssure the , heart seizure in Methodist llos- i Raymond replted: a year and a half ago." He "She was the greatest woman my queen, satd LubJtsch. who :feedlng and handhng of fee<\, f:eld, Walla"' Hill, Mulne ~ future of the world •lrgs.niza.-1 pital. ,''1 love you.'' termed her death ''most regret· movie singer who ever lived. had been Jearching the country In additiOn. the mana~crs W! - old. L. L. Roush, Ruth Bier. lloll'- Ita moral and financlal 1 Tl)e dashing Eddy and the 1 He told a friend In Holtywood table, of cours0:. ,most unfortu- ,She had so many successes and for o co-star for Maurice Che- give the. srory of how they plan and William Elcl!lnpr. soavency.'' 1 beactiful Jeanette were so be-- by telephone thaf his wife then nate and tragic." i a tremendous number of rriends valie! in ''The Love Parade.·• to prov1de the feed for these :llevable as lovers i more than died. 1 Informed of Miss MacDOn- all over the world." · nus movie was followed by a catlle. : 3 Fines Ordered NEGRO LEADER M.~RTIN I • b81t-dozen movies that many The actor said he planned to aid's death by United Press In- Born In Philadelphia, Pa., succession of others. The group will meet for lunch , Lutlltr Klllll Jr. hu called lor fans refused to accept that they f her body hor.1e today for ternational In Hollywood, Eddy June II, I907. Miss MacDonald But it was with Eddy that she at .Tyo:s Restsurant m Gallh In County Court _.. 111-out assault on racial bor- weren't man and wife In real se...,lces at Forest Lawn Meml). !said he was "shocked. deeply made her professional stage de- gained almost Instant stardom. pobs w•th the busmess meet1111, Thret! flnel ,.,. orderotl rfen In Selma, Ala., Monday. life. , rial Park. :distreosed. but al the Capi\al ,Theater •n "Naughty Marietla." released -of the association to be held al ,and a bond was forfeited Ill Klnfl' 'told a rally of BOO Ne- Mlai MacDonald and actor The couple had nown here : "It doe•n't seem possible that 1Ne" York In 1920 In 'The In .1935, was a smash hit. the restaurant :mmed1ately af· :Melga Count, court !lodiJ. fi1'08 at Selma 1butsday night Gene Raymond - • married last Tuesday so Miss MacDon-' this beautiful. vibrant woman is Demi-Tasse Revue.'' : In the seven years that fo~ ter lunch, accordmg to Paul Jwlp FraniL W, Porter, Jr., ths. every restaurant, every June 16, 1937, rn wbfjl was de- •. ld could he examined by Dr gone. I spoke to her only • · Durlllll the next eight years, , lowed, the patr sang to each Baer, secretary • tr asurer. lined Rollin 0. .DIJI tltt llld 1 th~ter and every motel' In the scribed as ·~he lirgest and Michael DeBakey, who last week ago, We were setting up 1 she worked her way up Iother In seven more films. -their OOIIIs fm- paasl!li Gila ••llow cenlfal Alabama city would Le moot Impressive film colony month operated on r.,. Duke of a date for dinner. Even t•en. the chorus to starr101 roles on [last being "I Married an Angel" SQUAD CALLED , hne, Evenrtt A. tit t1181eei ~determine If they are wedding In years." ' Windsor In the sam• hospital. I didn't icnow her rondltlon w>O IBroadway, where actor ,in 1941. Mrs. Pearl Darst, Oteshire, 1aod costa,~- to yjitlr _ lwll comply!~ with lhe new civil Raymond ·vas at her bedside ( No date.· had been set for the ' so bad. I knew she was Jl!." IDix noticed .•er Ia. Fo.r yearo th~ were rumors~·· _Jaken to Meigs General lollhe ·.ad,.lai!J&ibl rtghll taw. \llhen death came. ; singer to:undetgo possible open I , The famous baritone, who eo- He wanted her 11 1 eo-•tar UHeeling batwaen Miss Mac- lllllpltal_ann admitted as • mod- ler, t& llltl _ _. tlof • _ • mull Kine sald also that Negroes Stfffoao Anno ' heart aul\lery. The .doelor satd l starred with Miss MacDonald In his next mov11. but_the busband • Eddy . .l<al pat1e11t by Mlddleporl ler. Charleo D •• -....,.~fi:llll '\"'uld begin drives all over AI- "My feet are cold," she lold!!{be WIB J~ •·v~ critiCal co;>dl-l ll·eh movlo musical• •• "Sw.,.t- ers of "Ancela" btl4_.11er to ,, the threa ,..,.. emergency • rescue rKJUadmen ,a $27.10 balld ftJr dtl ,. 1 Ill> OllPq~ ill . ll~.~~.pr ~~ "-10:~~-· -'~ ~~· "wM ._.,.. "14M ~·· "~w ~ . ,. I• l :a P. a l'lw • J. If . . . . _, '.1 ~ I I' doot - ._. FIVE CENTS 1 ; Elberfelds In Pomeroy, -~~a~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' I Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your Saleslips From •••• en tine I j' Buy A Living Room Suite At 5199. GET A BEDROOM SUITE FREEl -- Factory trained representatives from each of the compames listed below will be on hand to explain ·~ the·ir products and instruct you in their use. NO. ~32 ..... .,.,.,. ,. Ex-GI Dies, Three Hurt lnHeadonAuto Collision ' Again Friday &Saturday ... Ingels Price-Busfin' January Clearancp MEIGS THEATRE SAT., JANUARY 16th - 9 A.M. • 5 P.M. VOL XVI Are 9 to 5 on Friday I ~ FRI., JANUARY 1Sth - 9 A.M. • 8 P.M. ' 'WOW YOU PAY • e tccUioaol ooow. Low toDIJbl 17-lt; blgb Sa!urdoy ZHt, i Store Hours This Week End e; 2 BIG DAYS! Snow fJurrlts tonight. rontiallt; cold. Saturday cold wltb Its Sale Time At Elberfelds In Po•ne,rql h:; - -- ~ITfiF"Jr • 1 I ' !were r:~al_l_ y _Sentinel. Pom _ ero!·Middleport, 0, Jan. 14, 196~ 1 ~ Scholarship Fund Planned ' I e EASY TERMS! (BUY 1--GET TWO) . ·eNO MONEY DOWNI eane tte 716 • l Q een D tes ' Don a ld' MiUSICa u ' 1 1 . - ..........- 1 The BURGUNDY • Model MZ731U Beautiful Contemporary 5\yled lo-boy console In lfained Walnut color or $259 95 »" .,.,.,.u ,... .., ..... zta .,.._ .... ..,. i With Trade arained Mehogany color. 111 new 19&5 deluxe 23 • 11 ,~.,... c1aola TV .... _.,_ WY2-263S MIDpt.Ep0RT "*""'• !P"'tlm\e4. ,, • \ '1• .. '"· ' ""'*, · ' �"- ...- .... . --...... "' ·.., __ __ . - - ........ ..... ,__, .., • r ThP Daily Senlinfll . . AIT-$ystems DOCTOR "Go!" we have complex computers that does in have advanced so rapidly as in medicine, Within most of our lifetimes we have seen scientists vanquish or control such diseases as pneumonia, influenza, tuherculosis, and polio to name just a few . Today men of medicine are edging closer to arrivmg at the conquering ol the nation's two top killers, heart dis· ease and cancer. It might be that the statement in President Johnson's State Ol The Union mes.. ge of the government's determination to assist in that quest might speed the day. Solutlona to mental retardation, and advances in days what it would take mathematical minds hundreds of years to accompltsh. Today we talk about man's reaching the moon as though it were no more complicated than an expressway journey from coast-to-coast. It is nothing today to level mountains, turn the salt water of the sea to the use of man or to turn the desert mlo lush lands Even a few decades ago some things that we take for granted would have been considered mere pipe dreams. We are _mde~ livmg tn a miraculous age in whtch sc1ence !s removing more barricades to enri~h our Jives to greater usefulness and WJth a hea 1thler outlook None of the advances have been so spectacular as in the field of science or the transplantation of tissue and organs are opening new vistas undreamed o{ only a few years ago. In the face of this progress we should be thankful that we are living in these times of so much hope. It has tak· en many dedicated people in many p~s­ es ol medicine and public health to bnng us to this high plateau. Those who have benefitted from this advance, and those "ho are taking their present good health for granted should take time to pay tribute to those on the front line, doctors, nurses, druggists, medical technicians, hospital personnel, dentists, volunteer he,lth workers and others who are re,..onsible for our well bein&. .MANY persons until they become ill take good health for granted. until suddenly in the twinklmg of an eye they must come !ace to face with it. '!'here are far too many people that have the feeling that they are never going to get ill. It is one of the signs of our times. This age that we live in is one o( Incredible progress in almost all fronts, and there are not enough of us who realize the progress that has been made in the field of science. particularly medicine, for the benefit of mankind . Today neurological and sensory diseases ------ and the United States. He's sold about ' g1ven the big ballyhoo treatment ..... Eleanor Parker and her artist husband, Paul Clements, held a long conference in hopes of reconciliation but fa1led to cume to an understanding. Now their lavwers are working on settlement terms. - 1hat without Garbo's permission. and would she give it lOne would think not , • i I since Hollywood would pay her more money and certainly should be able to turn out a more realistic mo\•ie. since that's where it ali happened .! Then there's the matter ol Miss Mangano harrlly heing Scandinavian in appearance or in the right age group to plav the youn~ Garbo. 'J'opo Gigio, the Italian mouse. prohahly will he arnuued lry .Joe Levine for a t.levision series slanted for the kiddie market. Madame Pere~o. who owns Topo and his puppet friends . is making pilots -in color - in ltalv and is due here later this month. bringing them with her. • • The hoat has sailed for the Mirhelongelo - not the ship , hut the restaurant next door to the Copa. It's the nrwPst mid-town chow palare to shuttH Vivien Leigh Is hav1ng problems a~ain Some sort of Broadwav history i• being created at the Marlin Beck Theatre ni~htly, where Ruddv Hackett bounces out after the curtain calls and <loes a 4!itanrt-un nightclub act for 40 rninntes or more The audtPnrrs seem to love it. and Buddy has a bali twilling the critics. praisinJ:!, ft'llow- comir-:, and occasionally doing his famo11 s Chinese Wa1tpr Rontine. which he hasn't performed in ~·ew York in six yPars The Stork ('luh mav hecome the '"' · tin~ for another TV show . The one several vears ago made Sherman Rillingsley the darlin~ of the houst'wives anrt attracted practically every glamorous celebrity in town Europe's popular singer-actor Freddv will u.e hofh his names Freddy Quinn - when he comrs to Q floes cutting the haJr ~ m:-ke if A- ~row fasler ~ No. A- No. ~.vt~rv • * • How to get into show busineS>, or ' You Wouldn't Beheve It Il You Saw It ln A Movie: Famed composer Richard Rodgers hopped a cab the other day, fell to talking to the nice-looking young driver las New Yorkers usually dol and eventually said, "You know, you don't sound like a cab driver." The hackle replied: ''Well, I'm really studying to be_ a slnger." By the time the fare was pa1d, Mr . Rodgers had invited the driver to audition for him in his private office; he has two projects corning up and thinks the cabbie might fit into one or the other Would you like to talk about breaks, and flgure the odds on an unknown wind· mg up with a personal audition for Richard Rodgers? . Save by Learning Medical Tax Rules eeptlonal ca~e~ wbere abe otberwl10 would lutve qallfled •• your dependent bad tbe nol flied 1 joint retarD ~ ber bnllband, Yoa may claim her By RAY DE CRANE trat'a ofneo, hospltlll, ellnle, etc. medleal expetltlea. Q - I am a dlabettc and my The payment of unusually A reeenl IRS ruJinc pormlto a high medical eXjlenses admit- nat deduction 01 llvo eentt per doctor requires that I eat spectedly is a hard way to get a mOe for n.. of yom won car ial fooda. II the coat of theoe foods a medical deduction? tax deduction. But don 't over.. for such purpoRes. look this possibility if yo. · med· You may include medical exA - II tbeoe !oodl mel'fly leal bill8 ran high in 196-1. penses paid for you111clf your replace otber foods lo 7our Many taxpayers overlook thi!l spouse, dependent c!.'ildren. diet !bey are not deductible. U opportunity for a deduction, your parents l.f you are furnish. !bey ldJIIIIem at replar loot! fearing the rules are too com- ing chief support or for any !bey are deductible. plex. Yu shouldn't. The extra other person who would have (NEXT: A PlUI and A Mlnuo effort required to learn the qualified as a dependent had From IRS.) rwet. and furnish the jnfonna- not he or she earned $600 last tion can be rewarding. ydr. We discussed tbe special ruleo Any reimbursement received applicable lo medical oxpens.. fnm a hospital, health or ac- Quick Quiz for those over 85. For all otb· ers, medical expenses are oot deductible until alter they bave exceeded 9 per eent ill adjusted eross Income. For example II ad)uoted cross Income Is SIO,• OOG the exce11t of medleal n~ penm beyond $3011 lo dedul'l~ bte. In totaling your medical ex- . Julia Meade has been conSJdermg starring in "Catch Me lf You Can." currently 1n Philad"lphia, but decided not to do it Now it looks as if Jamce Rule w1il get the part, with Dan Dailey and Tom Boslev . There's a chance that Julia may play '·:.1ary, Mary" In Las Vegas with one ol Hollywood's top leading men, if he ran break loose. It's the sort of thing he's been longing to do, to prove that he's not just a movie dre~mboat, but everything depends on hiS other commltmt'nt s "The Sound of Music" will break precedent bv holding a press preview on .tan 27. more than a month before the schedu led world premiere . Usually pictures are shown to the reviewers the day before they open in New York, but 20th centurv-Fox IS wildly confident about this ont' Broderick Crawford will soon turn movie producer. He's acquired the rights to the Jack Dempsey story and is searching for a suitable lead Audrey Hepburn has embarked on a campaign to land Rex Harrison for the_role of Captain Hook in th~, planned fll_eker version of "Peter Pan. Smashmg 1dPa, il he has time for it. penses separate the eost or gold coins? Wh1eh is the deepest lake In the United St11teo ? Time -· -- A - No, ualr-ss apprO\'ed by tbe Tre11ory Department. .. 19~4'9 the cost of ac~ in 1964 doctor's conside-r op ratton II II you have a sallleleutly blgb •mount to call for a deduction, don't forget to lnclnde your transportatlon expenses lD •• Include roundtrip OUI, troln or tasl rareo to 1 doctor er den- TONt<*lT HE !a:JUGHS 11· TO~Y HE HUGS 'THE RADIATOR! Soulht'rn, Rutoi.lnd 11 11.• ~'~ • lll • ·l{/~ wun fll·.. t round J.:.nnt·.~ ul the ThmJ An1u..t 1:1·• ~~'"riLl 1"i<Js:,; 1c ,1, t11e Pomtroy Jumur High !l:t huol ~)'m n ;l' lll nl J'hursday . Pomt1oy, host tPam , defeat t·d S<.~ ll s bLll\1 .IJ-:!.0 wllh 10 poJOl!:i by Chf"s1t"r Roush iind 9 by Kenny E nglash the leadm_.:: Panthf:'r !ihootf'rs. Bob I:lurdt'tiP and Drmny Abbolt. e<lch w11h B. were high •corers for Salisbury. Pomeroy led 10 lhe !mil game ot th t:' weather that four years ago be started walking to and from school with out hill overcoat. He admits thai he got pretty cold but he II otUl here, and be hu IJl'adually become hardened to the cold. Last winter he went buotlni ID nothfnl but a T shlrt and olackl. Althouah the tempo erature that day wu lboUI 31 deeree~, he wu . eomforlablo. His mother tells blm, bo• ever, thet he II In fll'lvt danger of &etttaa rheumatilm and he wants advice. There are many ldndJ ol arthrllla. Arnone the cuue~ are lnlecUOUI d!BeBIOI, heredity, lnJ'ury to the jolnttl and aging. There II no evidence that, In the absence of - or more. of theM !acton, chDilog would cauae this d!Bealle. Ftn-. thermore, tn a person who ~ become thoroughly accllmattz. ed !here is not actual chilling, Remember that this boy not sitting watching a football pme In his T shirt ; he kept Q - How IarKe do plno collet fi'OW'! A - Cones of tho qar pine are longer than 20 lncheo . (Taxi aru;l Bus) lO.SS Eyeglasses ·(Smith Optical eo.J 35.00 Total Med1cal Expense 465.01 Less a per cent of AdJU:ttcd Gross Income 300.00 Deductible $165.01 Here are some often - askl•d questions in this area - and the answers to them · Q - May l include fWleral expenses with my medi~ai de-duction? A - Medical expens~ cease et the momeor of death. No burial expenses m•y be l'OD!flida ered. Q - 1 have a heart cor.dttion and my ~tor preacrJb':11 three one- ounce drinks of whlskv daily. May I count thls as a medical expense? I I I 1 Name Addrqa City ~ \'t:ntloa? A - Andrew Jackson In 1832. How mac~ ol tile Uulled States wa• covered by INti wben !be l'llarfma iiDdedT A ~ There wore i37 million acres. Q - Q - What Is tbe meaDlnl of • 1 tbf! Dltne nlllel A - Apes is of Greek ori- BERRY'S WORLD 12+8. Conkle G-0-0. Totals, 7-6ttl CundiU also chipped ln seven SahHbury will clat~h with Pt Pornero~ - Wt!rry 2-D-4, i HOUSTON - THE .uo:RJ. and H.andy Proffitt ~•Shl for Plt'<tsant at 5:30 p.m. and Wa· F;nghsh 2-5·!1. Roush ~10, 1 r.an F~baU lt"ague (AFL) ma, Southern. hom.a will play F:astern at 6 JO Crow ;.;! -2·6, Arnold 1..0·2, McKen- 1 I give In to I'OWIDI palM ddl Hut\and held ort a last quar· p m. m the losers' brHdtet of z1e 1-0-2. Huschel 1-o-2. Total~ summer, but owners are not ter rally by Wahama to defeat thr tourna ffit:'nt today . l4·7-3f>. 1ready to be specific about when the cross·nver squad 25-~. Wa- In the winners' bracket, 1and where - jll!lt yet. hama traded 19-12 when the Tournament Manage.r Bud Nelsonville - Retchand 4-2I Ownen of AFL teams voted fourth quarter started but eut Bickel sa1d Pomeroy will go 10, Sturgeon 1-0-2, Enn1s 3-0-6, Thursday to hold a special the H.utland lead down by two up against Nelsonville at 7 JO Dav1s 1-0·2. James 4-3-11, Lev- I meeting, probably next IWD· befort' the clash ended and Rutland will fa('e Racme ering 0-1-1. F'irk 1-5-7, Craw-. 1mer, t.o consider es:pandln&. Yarbrough led the winners at 8·30 p.m ford 1-0-2 Tot11ls 15-ll-41. MARLBORO, N. Y - PERwith eight and R. Davis scar- Salisbury - Abbott 4-0-8. P1 Pl~a si:ln t Jackson 24 plexed Floyd Patterson, the ed five G. Mitrl.ell was high Young 0~ , Still 1·2-4, Burdette 4, Burdette 1-0·2. Given 0..3-l, I·•Look , you'll ju"t hf.v to aet ' rormer world heavyweight ! ~ ;,taats 2 3-7. M{'De rrmt t 3-0-6, rid of that poJict whistle aad champion, has gone on recori1 jTowner 0-1 -t, Cogar 0·3-3, Cardget anotber one!'' as saying thal be now baa. t l..'lle Hnd 21 · 14 whtll lht' third ped in 10 Seven puinl:-s by perkJd endt"d . Stiial!i was high for Pt. Pleas· Jn the second gume. prev1- tlflt tiUs\y unbe<~tt'd Pt Pleasant Southern, paced by !O ,. points wa s downed 41 -28 by a strong from l<:tnky lir<tdy Sayre , .scorNelson\'llle duL The L1ttle ed a 31·19 triumph over EastGreyhounds Jed all the way. ern m the. third giJme EiJslern Nt'hsonv! ll e had a lo-6 advan· ,lil:Ctlbbed a 4-1 first period lead, tage at the end of the first stx bu1 Southern !ied the _score at n11nutes, was holdmg a 2:1-9 13-13 by halftune ana then h:-Jifttme margin and piled up held 1:1 22-15 advantage when a 3:1-16 lead when the last per- the third quarter ended iod started i Bay Kan 's seven pomts 1 1 ,SEQ Sf an d'I ngs •r 1-0-2 TuiHIS 9·10-2U. ' i more - 1 1 B kIet Teli H G C II ege Ch eap I . SV AC Standings 1 le:5S oxygen. · As for becoming hardened to the cold, I do not believe that It can be achieved eaatly by everyone. Persons with a very thin protective layer or tatJ\Ino .' der the skin should not try lt. Neither •hould persons whose metabolic rate Is at or below · the lower limit of normal. . ., ' In the case of our ~ iJI;;f Nimrod, his metabolic File ~. was stepped up to compens~ .1, for the lnceased rate of lou ' of body heat. His clrcul;!.t_ioll was also stimulated to eliil)· ., . more blood from his warm· In; ., SV A(' ALL GAMES TEAM W 1. p 1 Eastern t o 607 'r SuuthwPstern ~ J JiB .Kyger Creek ~ 4 416 ,North Cia\lla 6 3i4 : Hannan Trar~ 2 ~ 546 1 - - -- - SVAC VARSITY TEAM W l. P Eastern . 4 0 279 Kyger Creek .. 3 1 221 Southwestern 2 2 221 North Gallia J 199 Hannan Trace 0 4 201 TOTAlS 10 10 1121 exterior and his nerve endings had· boo come so modified aa not feel the cold aa pain. Such accllmatl2ailon Is natural and nece!l!lary Eskimos and other who live in a cold climate. those who don't but wbo to be Arctic exploren It be acquired. ~~- --my lawyer as well as the 78'er.~ Jns!Jiutwn s and others. National llao,;kt-tball Association counsel, that it could be a bad The Jaycees bf"lieve many stu· B} llnih'd Prl's~ lntrrnational trade,"t he big dipper said upOP dt"nts want to go un tu rollege Ea .~ lern Division on his rt-turn lo San Francisco 465 but are unable tQ atwrd fht> W. i.. Pel. to clean out his Warrlors' lock.382 t>xp~nst- , and are nut aware ot Lu~lon 37 7 .841 · er. 443 ex1sting s(·hola rslups. Cmcmna11 29 U 690 •·I have no agreement with 446 ('ollPge Opportumties Wtth- , f-'hilildt"lphw 21 21 500 Philadelphia to play next sea653 out Money.'' is the only book- Nt'w York 1:1 30 .302 son. J m1ght retire. whleh means Jet of its 1ype and 1s r<~led a Wt"slern Division that the 76'ecs may have liVen valuable aid tu students needW. L. Pr1. up a lot just to havt me for OP 111g ht- lp to further their t>du- Lns Ang ~ · ·~ :.:!4 \8 571 thr...e months." 180 cation. S1 Lou J" 22 20 .524 ,:..:,;~~~~------=--=, 205 Two cop1es w1ll be d1sl rib- ..:altlmOrt" 21 21 .488 226 uted to ecH'h higll school in the Detroit Hi 30 .1411 233 county A.nyone Wishing t1 per- San Fldnf'i sn II :13 250 277 : sonal ropy should contact JayThursda}:'s Rf'!iiUih 1121 : l't't> Prec:1dent Bill Miller "t Los Angrle~ 104 Detroit 100 Box 71, Middleport . Baltimore +38 Phlladelph1a 126 I {Only gamf!s scheduled' OP PROFIT IS UP Friday·s G'lme!l 85 ST. LOUIS CUPI) - The Philadelpllla at Boston 94 : tlght pennant rare and the Los Angrtl:'s at Cancinnati (ON REQUEST) IOO I World Sene'! t'nabled the St. : New York at San Prancisto 166 Louts Cardmals to net a 1964 (Onl _v ~ 'lm es scheduled f 1 lered by busmess, government. ~ private 1 2-Hour DRY CLEANING 1 SV4C RESERVES TEAM W L P 4 0 t75 North Galha 3 2 l Eastern ' J<yger Creek t Hannan Trart Southwestt"rn 3 0 4 125 JJJ 84 94 SERVICE R0 b'1ns0n $ 164 ].profrt of $147 ,!151 alter taxes. Sau:rda~'s Gam., TOTALS 11 Jl sot fl09 Although this amount is great· i Nf"w Y~rk at San F'rancisf'o than Jhe 1963 figure ol $133,- , Sl LouiS HI tlallimure at Chi- ] SIGN LINE COACH \ t4, total Red Bird allendanc• cago WY 2-5421 CINCINNATI, Ohio 1UPIJ i last season ilropped by ltl!i.3o7 (Only gam< scheduled I 1 Dick Loechtenfelal, a 1962 '\ paid admisswns Gem·ral W.anI CLEANERS THE DAILY DIYOTI!J TO INTIRIST OP MEIGS MAlON ARIA MIDDLEPORT JACKETS - Middleport High school's basketball team plays Nelsonville tonight here, underdogs , l1is alma mater . replacing Jrm again against the SIWAL "'cond place Hounds. Kneeling Ito r, are Pat Edwards, Buddy Moore, David Casci , ,Joey , Mullen, who resigned. Stephenson, and Asa Brauhury Standing, Coach Carl Wo ife, Bruce Wallace, Gary Stobart, Bill Davis, Sam Clat- 1 Loechenfeldl served for the worthy , and Jon Cunningham. Moore is leading the Class AA SEOAL in total points in league games (6) with 115 past two years as coach of Elpoims for an average of 19 4 per contest. _______ der High School in Cincinnati and spent the l962 season as ~ ~~istant to Paul (Bear) Bryant •1c111r11 1. Owfn, PuDIICh••tn Ttl•nnehlll Iditol lullllly .., Tht 0111&11 Vall.., Pu~~ lfte cempanv. 110 Maer.anlc lt. ll'om- eroy. W'r o~ua. •21M.. · Firestone, G& J, Evans Score Triumphs Nationwide to Firestone, G&J, and Evans l!ead Firestone to its 70-52 win · and Dick Nelson poured ln l EI' • l Sau•a~e posted victom' 'l'hurs- over Goodyea•. 12 and 11 respectively, IJDina e day night in thi! Gallipolis In- I Paul Smith was next lor the ' The winners led 40-18 at the dependent Leugue. ~inners with 14 and Paul Wick-I intermission and never were RIS' k Poii'cy . hne added 12. headed. I Bu••nen. OH..- ,.... to &1111tartel .-an• W"f 1117. lnh,.Cil " ltUftll cl"' manet at tfta ,ut offl• at Oftlo ,.,...roy. Mllll,.. Nlft.rlll MWrtiUilf ,..,,....,.... KlmiNII, Inc.. MI. L.p1llftt'Oft .......... Yofll City, ..... .... tm lottlnalll luDKrlptktft ,.,_ Oe~ ., Dall' .,..,...,,n...,,,....,...., lfti telltln.. John Milhoan and Paul F'ra- Willie Call's 17 points oared Steve Fuller's 22 points led ley each ocored 17 points to Goodyear, while Jack Burris Evans to a 59-14 win over offl~ ......, - - -~ ·- ..• -- - - Scott's Grocery. wide lnJWrance Co. announced The win .snapped a two game today changes In operations losing streak for the winners. establish one automobile lnsur~ MEDALLION Other scorers for Evans were anre rating plan , which WfU)d I Tom Pitchford w11h 11 aod Roneliminate policies for accident] nie Halley with 10. prone driver!! and compact 1 Paul Swisher's lS points top counts. Nationwide Presidt>nt Bow. Scott's, , Evans led at the lntermis· 1 man Doss said the changes The m•dallion shape o£ 19th slon, 30-17, I were the most important In the -~ century daguerreoty)>es is G&J won its tt.h game in j companv's 39-year-old history. ·~ transformed jnto a modern twelve tries in the finalt". • by 1 ', be1uty, Oval mirror give• a trouncing Falstaff, 113-73. 1 The plan called for lDttrol>r~ .: 1 smart contrast with squared Five G&J player. scored ate rate a d just me n t s for metal edges, Delicate meta1lic double figureR. : chargeable accidents on an •• 1 spatterinrs of frosted glasa Carl Wolfe led the way with dlvidual basis. In some states, MEDICINE CABINUS add richness and luxury. The decoration ia under gla.!JS for lasting beauty. Several .U... ODd 1ty!es to choose from. •rhted & unlirrhted ' -~' GOI.D MIDAWOK .U.V&II MICALLION I PIICID PIOM I I I I Tht ovltr ,.. orta the tflltd ef ""lth . of the 45, Jim Bowles bod 18, BIll Andrews 12, and Mike Morrison aod Don McDade canned 10 eech. Aaron Buffington paced Falwith Jt aod Luko Hutchinson added 13. . I the present flat rate and the more t-omplex safety plan wUI be dlseontlnued. Only one rating plan will be available in each otate, the company oaid. II would be .flexlble but contain no lacUUy for MfrrOr tiWI't 11011 llril· DID YOU KNOW OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING .--~ DOES IT ... ... AGAIN! ••• JACKET SPECIALS MEN'S BOYS' LADIES' e2 Speed e2 Cycle e Completely Automatic Vs Min'• Jockets, Rag. 10.98 to 29.50 SALE 4.66 to 15.00 Tl!ot • Full Capacity •Automatic *BEST QUALITY I *BEST SERVICE f ' *BEST PRICE I ' ' Lodl"' Jockoll, Rag. 14.91 to 16.98 GUARANT·EES SALE 9.99 to 11.32 •.. on butlolll - ropllcod oa ,our llaDMlW lllllrt. or . . will LIUDdt7 ••1 • ' ' . • 3 Temperature. OFF Boyt' Jackets, Reg. 6.98 to 22.50 ' ~ 1 SALE 7.32 to 19.67 DUKE ClEANERS . ' I· Hampshire sweepstakes law passed in 1963. Under the measure, ~1a1ne would hold one at Alabama. I 01 two ntceb a year with an I- · - annual purse estimated at $200,· i insuring the marginal or sub- I()(' and the proceeds going ~ standard risk. wards public education. COLUMBUS (UPII - Nation- ' I 1 . S!fM ~-...-...,. CPinH ollow th,.. wHkl-~or dollveryl ' CONSIDER SWEEPSTAKES AUGUSTA . Maine tUPli The Maine Legislature will Sider a brll Similar to lh• New j urr.., wn•,. •.,...... • ....,. ,... .... I'OMIROY graduate of Xav1er. has been a~:;er Bob Howsam reported on named offensive line coach or Thursdar. 1 -----------------~ ........ ~·-~~ ~ ~~- The Overnight Sports 1'ire I ,..,.""· ,,_.., ..,,.. ••"'- P-tt. IY ~ Route -"-" ur..._. .....,,. sin meaning chaste, innocent, ..., ...,...... ... fMIItlt tl.Jt. ' ' lfllill Oftlt ' " " •••·" ' I•• momtts, pure. st.JI1 Three ..,.,.., ..... I I :..JII!I \ ~...-.....- the end of , James led Nelsonville with ~tnd five by Roger Barnett led ror Wahama with 12 10-ti at half· 11 point!! and Reichand chip-- tht Eastem club while· Joe TODAY 'S GAMF..S Maryland Wins F,ifth Straight Tilt a• Q - Whel praldonl called tbe !!rot nallonal poUtlcal eon- A - Lueky you. It eount• ao a medical npense, Q - My daughter who mo•ried in November waR a de-pendent until the day of her IJ'M!'Iage. She Is filing 1 joint return wilb her buaband. M17 cleo Tho Dolly Sentinel P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, N- York 19, N.Y. Plotll aend me'----COplq of "Cut Your Own ToXH" II SOc por copy, lnclolllli It my ch10k er money order for $1_ _ __ 1 oonfidet..e In his ability j than at any other slap in 1 SF.OAL AU. GAMES Eastern _ Hc~rnt'tl 0·5-5, t:ollt"gt Basketball Results 1his career, yet insist.l tbat he TEAM W I. P up Rose 1 l·J, Lodwltk 0-2-2, Karr B) oltt'd Prt"s!J International may ret1re it De k>ses hil neKt Athens ··· ··· 7 I 607 388 3-1 -7, Buck ll'y 1·0·2 Totals S· t;ast fight. Nelsonville . . . 7 2 591 519 9-19. , Drexel Tech 76 Lebanon Val 7~ Patterson remarked 'lbursday ! Maryland's bas~f"fh;lll te:m1 land ht~ s h~d to go to doub~t" rarPt>r high 37 points to take · point<; to spark the victory. Jarkson . . 5 3 504 471 Southern - l:l.t"t'gle 0-5-5, Hen- 1 WagnPr ~ PPnn M1litary 65 that he as sharper now than is finally beginning to rn :-tkt' i1 s 1uverllme to \\-ln. La:-;t >H::ek. 1ht: gan1e scormg honors Gallipolis S 3 452 4:2 dnx 0-1-1 Sliyrtt 4-2-10, Cun- 1St. Anselm's 78 Iceland Nat 62 1ever before and that be II more prest~n('t- felt HI Ihe Allant 1c , Terp!-1 edf:(ed Clemson 1n a 'Itt"· There was very liUie ac11on Th ~ Mount~lneers Buddv Wellston 4 3 481 420 difl 3-2-8, Prott 1t t :! 3-7. Tota ls I LeMovm· f NY 75 St l .awJ 47 confident in his apProach kl Coast Conferenee. but T••rrH- ond overtime pt'riod elsewhere bul two gamt.'s of Quertmmont ~harffl game_SCOf· PomP-roy 3 4 443 514 9-13-31. Souht boxmg pins Coach Bud Millikan IS Thursday night the two _ACC importance were played amonf~ mg honors with Hetzel with 25 Logil.n 2 6 481 55!1 ' Mary1a11J 93 W. F'or 85 {Iklt) I Hut he also said '"that a loss r b bl . h" th t h 00 lt>:-Jms ballled to a 7fr-7fi tlt' al Southf'rn Conference teams . pomt~. .\'l1ddleport 0 8 413 507 Rutland Yarbrough 3-2-fl, Virgmia Tech 68 R1chmond 5U . l.o Canada ' ~ Georae Chuvalo at 0 P a Y WI ..:: 10 ~ a IS ys the· end of regulation olav and Ninlh-ra r. ked Dav!'dson at R' h d t hot v· · · would try and make it a bit lc mon ou s 1rgm1a Luca 8 2-0-4 . H. Williams o-1 -1, Morri~ Brown 81 Benedit"t M Madisoo Square GarcJe.n on round themselves knotted <tg:ain trat'ted must of the attPntion as Tt>c-h from the floor but II flour SEOAL. VARSITY Davis 2-1 -5 Hawkms t-0-2 , E. I, Loyola (Md 1 96 John!! Hop. 58 P'eb. could tDrce him into r~:t"asler on hi!'! nt•rvf>s. <:~1 80-60 aft"'r the rir sl overtime. Jl turned ~lXII.. ck West VJ'rglnl·a 1sh of po1n•· by Tech's big TEA•t ..., W L. P OP Williams 1-0-2. Robmson 1-1·3. ' Bridgewt~ter l Wash &I.Rt" 63 I tirement depending upon bow Thf" 1·~r~s won th~ir fifth The score was tied Qnl-e more 86 77 and Virgmia Tech tnpped guns John White:;;ell , John Wet - Athf'ns o o 482 295 1 Tota~; 10-5-25 Bellarmine 95 S1 Fran 1 p 3 1 85 "close the fight was." straight conferen('e dash Thurs- !'It 84-M in the second overtime Richmond 68·'" · z el "nd Ron Perry ,·n the li·nal Nelsonv · tle I 1 JO .. 5 l 393 349 Wahama - Tul:oh 1-o-2, B Memph\ !I St. 71 Loyla ILA 1 65 VADA PINsoN, ONE .. OF dray night as they tripped W:.~ke penod but _ t~en Mar~ land's Jny . The Wildcats upped their ('on- f1ve minutes of play enabled the Wellston 3 3 401 :no Roush 0-1-1. Mllchell 4-4 t2 , Maryland St. 89 Vir St. '16 of the fastest men in major J 3 371 365 Field 1_2_4. Fry l-2-4. Totals 7-l Wsn Carolina 71 Appalachian til \~ague basebail, is almost a-s orest 93 -85, but it took them McMtJian took charge and lo:'d fen•nce mark to 6-0 and in- Gobblers to pull out the victory. Jackson two overtime5 to achieve fhf' a surge that put the Terps rrf'n~rd their overall win stn~ak In otht!r action, Texa~t West- GalllpoJ 1s Elon Col 67 GUilford 44 swift with a pen a 1 he is With 3 3 330 375 \1-:.!:1. victory. That in Itself wouldn't ' :lh,.ad to slay McM1IIan paced t.o 12 by downmg West Virginia i ern downed Howard Payne 79- Logan 2 4 346 461 -~---. F\onda 74 Mi!!sissippi St 5'} his feet. be so bad, but it marked the the Maryland S(.:ormg attack High -scoring center Fred Het- 77, Wyf)ming defeated Denver Pomeroy 2 4 300 446 Austin Peay 35 Union 77 I The 26 ~ year~ old Pinson, une second time in the last three w1th 31 points, but Wak .... F'or- 7.('1 wa~ ag~in the hero for 81 -76 and Flor1'da topplf'd ,•J-1ddleruJr'l 0 6 309 391 00 S Car · NewmHn 89 Tenn we, 63 of the premter · cent erflelder • tn · ,.. t'Onferenc_e _g_ames that Mary- 1 esl's Bub Leonard [Ol)sed in a , Dilvidson as he t~sed in 25 MiSSISSippi State 74-S9. TOTAl s %4 u %992 %tl9t Oavid~n 1 86 West VJrginia 77 , the National League, walled no - --- . j Fisk U. 114 timf' affixing his signature to a I SEOAL RESF.RVES OW tO 0 tO II . of Amencas IMe, .l 89 1Cincinnait Red contract this Team w L p OP D l.ip•womb 63 U of South 61 year despite the fact that the i J;;ck~on b o 240 167 :\1idwl.'st p.trt railed for a .. substantial'" Nelsonvrll• 5 t 240 205 ,0 Lewrs 86 lllmois Tech 65 cut in pay . Wellston . . 4 2 :.!57 :na Otterbe1n 71 Marietta 60 SAN FRANCISCO - WILT Athens 4 2 213 11Mi Meigs County Jayctoes this Heide lherg 78 Oberlin 59 Chamberlain, a shrewd busil.ognn "!. 4 214 218 WPf'k art> makmg available to Ashland 91 :Vlalone 7J n~ssm.an as well as basketball's Middleport :.! 4 211 200 all h1gh ~d10ols m the county Fenn 70 .John C.:trroll 51 hving legend, disclosed kxlay Pomero\· 1 5 204 276 ('opiPs nf a booklrt entitled. Southwest that he advised the Pbiladel· Gcl\ipol1~ . . . .. o ti 168 267 "Co lleg~ Opportunities Wtthout Le Tourn~·au T 69 Tex . A& I 66 phia 76'ers against tbe historic IT(Yf:\I.S !4 :M 17~7 1747 Monev .·· Tr ... Wsrn i9 How Pavne 77 deal which soJDt him to thtt _ _ __ _ Th1s 1:i3 page booklet lisls Wt>st · i NBA Eastern Division club. i thousands ot -.{'hol:lrshlp~ o! · W}onHng · Denver 76 ''1 told Ike Rlchman, who l!i. The only hazard, as I see It, would be that U he were to tall and break a lee, be wOtlld be tn ll'tlVC danger of ohock lll1d this would be IIQI'&vated by hlo exposure to low tempo eratureo. The answer to thll, as I have pointed out before, Is that ono llhould never hunting alone. As lor the barmful efleell ol. chilling the body, much at: the terror hu been !allen Old of this by surgeons 111 ..-nt years. They have found that for !!Orne operations it Is actually helpful for the patlt!llt Ill, have his body cooled to 85 degrees or even lower, At such temperatures the body needs the cold, I do not believe that terior to his cooler ALL-STARS I Transportation Expense ------------ I tt ~u rnament S-3 ~tt ; 1r rir.-.t (lu,u·•cr, 82.00 J ~~cut Our Own Tax..~~ I pen of tlut ICO!Iop Is l••eralb eateu! A - The big muscle connetmg lhe two aheU.. Wbal Q - You con get ooldltlonol, voluablo tax help from 1 new 64-pago book "Cut Your Own Toxeo.' IYIIloble only through this newspapor. The book containa oil of the Information Included in tho Nrlea opptllring In thia newtpopor PLUS much -more. To order 1 copy, simply rnaif the coupon below, or aond your nome, eddron and 50 cents to "Cut Your Own Tox•.'' c/o The Dolly Sentinel, P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Stotlon, New York 19, N.Y. DRESS ~ D C0t.JN1Y.' )flO oo ;)r. S. M. Sprague, D.D.S. GOOD HEY,'<oSIN· .. 11-IE C~ARGIO·IT CLERg ROSINPANTS, FROM ABERCRUMSY:S IS STALKING YOU! 11-iE BESi- TARGET IN MOOSE Gross Income Excess . be considered only in the year taining medical care. Tbi" will Hado Prescribed Drugs (Doctot"ff' yond $\00 are deductible Your medical expenses may Into Q - Are t~ IDJ other planetary oyotomo In tbe aniverse, or il onr1 tbe only one? A - It baa been tbeorlzod that there may be mllllona upl)ll mUUono of stars atPUiar to our auo, each witb planell circling it. Here Is a typical medical ex pense deduction for a family with Income of $10,ll00: Hospital and Surgical Expense 218.114 Dr w. D. Walker, M.D. 115.00 paid. You may take count payments made on the previous year's ff'e, but you mav not sey. 'ln 25.32 r~de. Q - be shown In your con . per rent of income. In the SlO,· llOO example, all drug costs be- Q - Wbat waa Woodrow WUaon'a Dnt elective offtce? A - Governor of New Jer- medical expenses. Jf Blue SIMid paid $300 of your '-'iOU surgical fee last year only the $200 actually paid by you may Pharmacy) . .. .. IIZ5.S2 Less 1 per cent of Adjusted ancient Romans? Q - Is It legal to import any cldent insurance policy mus\ be deducted from the cost of your medicines and drugs from other Items. Drugs may be iochlded after the1r co:Jt exceeds onD A - Crater Lake In Oregon Q - By whal name was the island or Cey lon known tl) the with a deplb of 1,132 feet , TaprobaDe, I deduct a $300 orthodontist but I patd lor her early in 1884? A-Tbll II oae of lban os· Cut Your Own Taxes: 10 nu payment has yet bl:'en made to the surgeon Include 10 your personal medical expense t•aleulalion the cost of anv hosp1t.al or he<:~lth msurance premiums, fe-es paid a doctor. dentist, optometrist, ~- i r o p r a r tor . psych Iatris1 . rhris11<:tn Science practlhoner. hospital, mental institua tion, private dut y nurse, and al' expenses for laboratory fees, J'"-ra}s , falsf! teeth. eyeglasses, hearmg aids and their maintenance, indu.iing balterie~ L is t also the purchase price or rena tal of wheel chatrs or cru!rhes and the cost of an ambulance A Q - Are reindeer native to Norlh America? 18.- 000.000 records abroad, and starred in 13 films, including one with Jayne Mansfield . As soon as he arrives here, he'll be to wtthstand winter N t- l ~o nv ll ' t'" , moYlJli. e e By DOROTHY KILGALLEN By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. A reader who ill In hto te<;ns writes )hat he so admh-. ed the ability of dogs and catt w•• Voice of Broadway • reporting Miss Midnight's Notebook: Lincoln Kerstein has commisswned a ballet lor next year's City Center Repertory, the choreography being patterned by George Balanchine to Igor Stravinsky music. tt will be performed as a combination of live action and film, using Francis Thompson's three-screen format which was the sensation of the World's Fair. The mast puzzling annuuncemt>nt of the week has Silvana Mangano set to portray Greta Garbo in an Italian film which will trace the life of the great Swedish artress from the days when she was an unknown to the time of her triumph in Jlolivwood First que,tion: Can they ~o Ne!sonville, SoJ.Ithern, Rutland, Pomeroy Victorious SAYS We Take For Granted D!!IY Se!l_tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan~_l5 ,~19§-S ' ' H&RFIRESTON£.SJflf �. .. . .... ...... . . . ... . . ... • ..... .. . . . . .. . - . ,.. _.... ... ... _..... - .......... . --- . ~-· ) ) • n . J an 4-Dalty S•ntinel Pomeruv ·Midd1eport T 15 1965 Malhemotlr• In E'l•m•ntsry arxl [ I Set R' Dally Seii!lnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Jan. 15, 1965·5 S..'Ond"r)' Education; ThU!'!!· een-agers TO INSPECI' JAIL ot bon<fits have been pakl md L' • d•)', 710 p m : Mr. Ohm; Han- · PT . PLEASANT Judge JVer news ed Dr Lee D ThC!ffipSOD G1 M of other earn lngs wltl •· ing 6; three credit hours · : D' ,James appoint· the Is toover see t200 tho lliiOunl All evening claases will belZZV ace an assman, rs. .... gin the week of February 1. .,; I Lonnie Safford both of Point G•uJe readlnJ• _ Gallipolis crease the monthly cheek. To regiSter , sludents should D • Pleasant and Mrs F:dward Ry- dam 18.0, 25 .6, running 54 feet; We realize that many pooplo reron to the Registrar'• ollie•. fJVefS eatS an, Mason, to ~nspect the Mas-, 1'1 Pleasant 26 02, Pomeroy will rerelvc these report f011l'l Ri'1 Uranoe rollt·ge will (lffl:'r· rt>E;I"Iration dal' sn that !"1e ma1 room 9. Allen Hall where fur on County J.!UI .lilnd report 24.67 · Hinton 228 falling Kan bel th h 11 1 mstrucl!ons . . ' be slven.- With ten months hgureo now promptlv. to .Lhe court the con· Iaw h.a F a II s 6 93 falling ; l.ondon ' · "~·ru -.u.o;~ oreW-2eyform avefrotn recelved lerond seme<ter _ during lour ttH• check tht-11" creden11 <:11s anti ller will 1964 theirtheir e·aa on sign an JdviSt't 111 them Urof nre off JC'I.Iillt)' tabulated , teen·age dit1ons. how II is conducted and , runnmg 2"1 feet ; Marmet 2, and This week the Soc.·lal player. Th'erefore, thev ohoul'd ('ftmpus andolfseven off r~mpus. da1. .:hat each " 'rhf> SPV"n ('81!l(lUS du"e' rt>glstr.]tlon Holn.es 'aid ree Divorces drtvers contmue to be mvolved Iany chanaes or Improvements wmrle ld 4. 20 63. 'Y Ad nnniStration IS maUmg an- walt until they get their W·2 will bo t•ught in high school tenSion will meet at ' i "' nearly one out of every four deemed ptoper. I Oklo River- L Fleore down ' nual report forms to those hen.. , form hefore they complete tho building., Ill .J ark .'jun . omer·n \· P m ont' a we-ek. Wllh !!It' I or Ohio 's lraffie accJdents, War- I I 14 5 40 tun . down 14 ht•Janes who earned over S20fl annual report . '111ese forml WPII"o" and Piketon . e\CepliOII ul ,·;oio'!!IU< , wh ir h re Granted by I ren c Nelson , Du-ertor of the UfliOf omen 15 iiO am: Valkan down 14 durmg 1964 ano wm also pad WEre designed so they could II< Regislr•lion fur all ol t I! e will !Mel two davs • week . 'Ohio Deportment of High,.ay I a. m , Luther Hurdman up ,1 6 I: check, announced completed without having to evening das .."•.·s "Ill b•'- IJ•Id ' Here l'lasses, '"t" llt lhe ('" • I Safetv reported today. I 4 45 a m. National up 16.• trtct au Mana(ll:"'r J Hughes.in AS'i!Slant lntO the DlBtrtrt orflce .. r " Manettrl Ut!1irffiiav . Januarv 26 . l!!ti; on ""'""" and !IU!Ilber of credll , lfflll ourt In fact, of the 50.632 accidents , I sor 5 iiO a m' Jefferson up 17, ' The Sn<!a l securtty law' re- 1However anyone having qu... the Rio Grande eampu' hours re;mrled In rural a 1ea• , 13,093 5 5.1 a m: Peggy Downey up quires all beneftcmtes who l refurt from ti lu 8-30 p"' !WF-CAMPL'S JYI' PLEASANT - M"on or 25 9 per cenl involved teen· FaJJ Pri'nce"'S 18, 4 35 a m HeckJord down earn over $200 dormg a year 37 s ou007 no eSI a e m ca 331 "' Roy I' Holmes. Dlfectur ol .Jackson llig' • School Educa- Cou!!ly Circu it Court Thursday age•s wliile of 11ie 91 191 urban , "' 19, H 30 • m : Cslhoon up 2J, 1to !lie an annual report by Ap3-5 or •topping 9 at8 · m. W Student Teaching and Off· fi nn 31!1 Tt-arhmg Social Sri· gra11tt-d th ree d1vorces and or· crashes 19 060 or 20 9 per cent 1 4 55 a m ; up 21 , 6 35 1 ril 5 of the following year I Fourth Street from Campus instraclion suid thul en ••• 111 111e F.lementary dered several dismissal!. volved the vounger di!Vers , PT PLEASANT Point ' · m; .Reed up 22, 5 50 a m; , These reports ""' l>r i1,( ma;t. 4 45 P rn. Monday throu&h Frl· 1111 all students planning to 79 pm .. two houn IJons Faye Deweese was Nelson·s report revealed. .Junior 23. 7.55 p. m.; , f•d to those who gave l day . ln Rio Gnmde \o!lt>)ll;e t'\Pnim: t'ff'>i d ~!r:-; llnn tos gr;mkd a divorce from Basil I ,, . wJ!I sponsor a pnncess 1;0 rep- ILtnda Chotm up Greenup 1:50 1us an estimate of their 1964 d~sse!l mus'. 110 t 1(v tht> rt>gis· .brkson 1! 11:::h S<'hool · Eng· H<t v Dt>weese. The plaintlff was Ihere were 141:823 accJdents 1resent Mason County U1 the a.m .; Hen McCool down 2:20 ' Nunings when !he11 fl1 d1 th . trar as early as possible before !i.,h 2J:l Surve_ custody of their seven :- ft"<.'Orded . n~ on Jelr Y. es e .'mate elf' Q - ? What ill the synodic . vd of Amencan g1\:en . . 1964 for d the I first h en months I 1965 ~West I' Virginia I . S Black . WWal· \' [ta. m. ·' Hamilton down 2·50 a . I . B 0 ,ltrrH iu rP. uc::, a.v. 7 t(l p m. . l'lllldrrn and the defend!inl was , o an o t ese 32.153 or , nul re s tva tn pt>..nret, . a. m.; R. H Bosworth up 4 a m · we werE' able t th month . I I ·: " I! · 1ved teen· nex l fall · ' '' kl 1'~ , D up 4 a. m.:· ,l ' 1I many as 10 or It pay ur- odt•red lo pay support of S30 per ' .2""·7. per c e~ I mvo . 1 r ran .hC'cksem nfl in ·l A - The period of tbe mooa'l Illrre Iluw ·s en· d1 · Jnrs 1 toll niOnlh for each child agets. he s~:ud. The club also has made plans F'. LewiS down 5 :30 a m. 1964 1 Puml?roy Betty 1•ou Reynolds · was ,. th Curiously enough, Pamela D 6 ·15 a ·· m ·•: Th. is annual repor1 serves two ' rfevo around 1 . 2 1 plllgh . ·S('ho11l 1 f Emn· , . 1 the smaller to contact legislators and enrom utioa one new rcoootbeto tbl eartb nest 1 0 29 1 omJt ::.. l . 1 1r1r1p rs n F.<'on- gnmtt'd a divorce from James . e commumt.y . t 1e la~ger per- courage them to support t 1e Bob Bentr down Meldahl 4: purposes, said Hu hes. One i.~ or I cenlage of tf'en-ager.'l mvolved, i p. m. · Memi down 4·20 g dllys, 1% boars, 4-4 ml '"• · ,.7-1 0 p.m . . [)··v " d Re)·nolds and l!er mat'd·1 . . Mental . He.allh Budget. · p m ·.' 110 •ee ., ,1 th e currect amount 2.8 Beconds. I 1 1r)ee wur_s ,.,_.e 11 . n1rs . Rouse. en name of Betty Lou Ciibhs rt>port showed . m c1Rebe<'c.a Rothgeb and J_ohn Ladeen down 4· 50 p. m.; ' •' _ _.. .... d I II 1 __ lomt'nly H1gh Srhoo! · F.ng - was restored . Bonnie Mae Woy- · t1es over 50.{11)() l8.l i M1ss Carolyn_ Roberts Alter up 4·55 p. m.; AJ. I English .'HI \.o.cts grFtnted a divorce from per c.-nt of the dnvers mvolved named co-ch.awmen for the ton Zypher down 5:30 p. m.; , h~h 211 Survt.v of ; · L•t .. rHlure · Wednesd;w .. 7. 10 .Jnhn w. Wayan and she was were teen-agers . On county Iclub's parti.cipatlon in thP Mo· Jdfboat up 8:10 p m .; Allied I ••olro sur• you know j p.m : tltn.-e ho111·s nt>lill . ~.lr~ . <lv. al'ded custody of their . 1roads. 30.8 per l:t'nt were teen - ther's Man:h for Point Pleas- Ash! and down 10 p. m.; 0. c. 10 1rant ehi!d. 1 F'recker. . agers. ant to be held the latter pari of Shearer up 2:20 a. m. obout the chongoa ~e~lstun .H~g~. S~·hool : Art Default judgment was given ! In tommenting on ~he report. I January . 1 Gallipolis Dam _ ORCO . In tiM tent ll.l . ,~rt AJPI .t'l la.l ltm . ~r~~~:t':;- in the dvil action of Whole· Dlfertor Nelson con~mued to ! M~s. Le~n Yoder, Well Baby l5:10 p. m. ; Queen c City up klw r~~tording: da\. 1-9 p.m. tv.o hums oed· ~•de Servll"es, Inc. vs . Orville I stress the need for mtensifylng . Clinic {'halrman, announced l10 :15 p.m.: JaneT down 3:20 . II . ,.\1r. Herd_ershott . Farlev Pl. Pleasant. The plainyJuth. driving training pro1that a training session for mem- a. m .; Dyt>f down 5:20 a.m.; ! e llopondonb ."t'l h.tun !ligh Sch011l. Ohiu lift ~~:s .dered to recover the grams -- especially those that 1ber.!l that help with the clin- Pallen down 7:55 a. m.; Sol01 • oick poy . lf1 -lory : Th11rsda~. 7 10 o n1.: , ::.um of $492 _02 with interest are carried on in thf IChooJ I ics will be held Frida~·. J.an-1v2:1y diwn 8:25 a. m. s frum the defendant. r·sy.s·te ms. ,Iua ry 22 8 t I P· m · Kanawha River - Thelma ~ I e upeuo accounts , llieyfl'L' hours .cred it .· ·\]J Lack-. a11CIThecu~t civil 'H'I inn of Grace Fur- ''Hundreds of these accidents ! Thf" club voted to set aside Ann down Marmet 12 :50 a .m.; i • tM<Iicol o x - P1k<'ton H1gh S<"hnol · ld ha \e • '"" t d had I money Io '"I . .. . . . .· Pol1t 1· IILiurc Com 'tJUn)' vs Dr R. L. ' (oU ~.n avere ~~P pur•ha .. se new 0. F. Shearer up 1:40 a.m.; cal Sut>nct311 P:lll11C;ll Par . . . I I d' b 1 I book r lh M coun t y I'~1· HE'len z down 3:55 a. m : Horn· 1, .•. , . , · . . ami S!b le~· Slack was comprot 1e nvers een proper y tra n· 1 s or. e . ason I e 10lo of o home t;~: :. . rl lnrsda~ . 7-10 pm .. !\lr 11 ,isPd and dismissed . l ed lo operate and take proper lbrary wh1ch IS sponsored by er down Winfield 7:45 p. m.; WAS NOW • IIIOYing e.:peDMI Smrth In the apptal action of Stale eare of their vehicles," Nelson Ithe Point Pleasant Junior Wom· ILucas up 11·50 p m . Bevl"f' up I CLr\SSf.S ' ·d I · · Cl b M Ch l L , · ·• $ e catuolty deductions 11l MatnN-CAMPl'S hemal irs 312, ral ruhl!' of Wt>st Virglnia vs . BHI Stov· s..._H, . . ted th ed f hans l'bu . rsh. I ar efs tahn· 3·50 a. m. • ', d d ('I Charles Garlrmd Peter e retlera e ne or am, 1 rary c a rman or e ----1 cig<~rehe toxes 1 V8 Fairlane 500 - 4 Door. lo'ordomatic. New Buick trad.t· <J v an Wednesd.n 79 oung and Lowt>l! • · · wor k wtth 'I , "on Allen the ra1.smg t he age )'tmJt for hcensrlub . wtll n rs 0 . PleasBDt Valley Hospital 1 in. One Joca} owner. pForshev: m 1(•UrAllen hours cred1t M•· 1 b · h' J . Sti-l le moved that the charges mg younger drtvers - from iK. _Burdette, I rarian, on t IS ADMITTED- Gertrude Hal· Ph\"-ie 1 Fd . · ? ul hunting Without permission age l6 to \8- unless they had I project. ley, Southside; Okey Blanken. a • ucat•on 3.1. . . passed an accredited driver · II' It F Te<H:hmg llt><ilth in be d1smJssed and costs mcur.. , . . . l' shlp, Ga 1po s erry. '•u .. . . 't d · red the matler m Ju>tice of lrammg course, erlher in a prt· OAK HILL HOSPf AL NEWS DISCHARGED _ Mrs Den· 10 Special Station Wagon. Automatic trams, Owned by toe&l F 1 . :vonCnmmunitv •'I . Ullon ay. 7· 10 p 111: Mr l.:mhHm 3 . Peace Cou rt is to be repaid Ilvate or pu bl', Jc sc h_ool program. Blrt ba - Mrs. Dorot hy J tan ver Jones and son, Pt. · Pleas- , mllllster. thrPr erPdit lrnurs . h~ the She riff of Mason County jEven then. the hcense~ ~~- : King a?d the late Lester_Ktng, ant: Ellis Overholt, Pt. Pleas· Edii("Htmn 412. Aurl io . Vi~ual in the sum of $24 each. j ag~r, w~uld ~ave certam 1~1- Oak Hill , daughter, Leshe Jo , ant; Mrs. Lloyd Huffman and -'\id~ Tm•sdav. 7-10 p.m: 1\k : In the d1vorre ad ion of Rich· : lalJOH:" rr~posed .. upon htm born Jan.~- Mr. and .\lr.:s. Jas· son, Glenwood. ! Bu:·de ll; Al!r; rredit ~:~rd D. Thomas vs. Mary K. :for night-time drtvmg. I per R.. Ohver, 119 Jones St., ----Invicta Conv. Coupe. Bucket seats. Consul. One very cart1 ' hours . Thomas. the action was order· I ,Oak Hill, son, Rober! Lee, Jon. AIRMAN DISCHARGED rut owner. P.:.wer steering and brakes. One of aharpett 7 1~11uration Teaching 1•d dismissed upon the basi'S of i 1 · Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Alst class John W. Cleland c-arl! on the lot. Auto. shift. I condonation on part o[ both ' Administrators Bachtel, Rt. 2, Thurman, •on, who has been stationed in I parties. I James Russell, Jan. 11. France for the past two years : A A d Present Patients William relurned home Saturday . He ' '. fe tleO ing Cooper, Oak Hill, Rt. 2, Vtrgll has received his honorable dis· V8 LeSabre 4 Door. On• careful local owner. We've eareF.nterl«ins C«r<l Miller, Oak Hill, Cre"i~ B~r- charge after serving 4 years in ' fully servicrd thi:;, c1ar since new. Power steerlnc 111' D.fNAMIC 88 Uub on Tuesd~1y off, Oak Hill Rt. 3, Hathe Rts- the Air Force. A !C Dean Trivett brakes. Auto. shift. Mrs Richard Gress entertam· ,OflVefltiOllS ter , South Webster, Alhert An- of Los Angles, Cal. is visiting ed her card club Tuesday eve.l derson, Oak Hill, Oliver. Eatnn . hi! buddy, John Cleland at the I 4 DOOR Whitt" w•th green int<'"rI nmg at her home on Pearl-St I Mernben of the admlnlstra- JacR·kson,DeWbesley Valentme, RL home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ' Va LeSabre 2 Door Hard Top. A clean one owner ,\1rs Kenneth Ca le . SISter-In law live staff of Hio ljrande College I, ay. ra Lynn w.a ur,h , Cleland in Racine. P~wer steerma 1nd brakes. New Bukk trade-in. Auto. i11r. powt> r power ' or Mrs. Gress, was a guest for are <"W"rently attending con· Rt . .t We11 st on, Rosel )e Wmdon, sh1tt. the evening. venlions. Oak Hlll, Wendell Horton, Oak TAKES A WALK ~ ~~t'nng . lltilom;di(· trans ., Prizes were awarded to Mrs. President Alphus R. Christen· Hill, Oscar Miller, Oak Hill, WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presl· l [lli!t-tl Wllithhit>l\J, tl)t rale. Mrs. Millard Wildermuth, sen and Dr. John P. Schaefer, Ronald L .. Deemer, Sciotoville, dent Johnson look ano'her of i ~tt'~ring whr('l, radio, Mr•. F..dna rrench and Mrs. Dean of the College, atterxlod Evelyn . Tilley, Jackson, Mar- his celebrated walks on the I Whllt! SJdf'Wl!.ll til"f'S, pOW• Lnmel Boggs. other pl(lyers I the convention of the Council garet Wilson, Oak Hill, dlanche White House grounds i VU Catalina 4 Door Sedan. AutoiiWitic trans. S..ullf~l er ~ l'<ll amd 1111li -s j:IJ!l difquoise finish Shows eood care, ,. · ·' JHre Mrs. Donald Mill• . Mrs . for !he Advancement of small Oney, Rt. 4 Oak Hill, Ella Hale, with his b•agle "Him" and : fen• rll ial. Robert Schmoll and Mrs. Char· Colleges held Jan 10 12 at the Rt. 4 oak Hill, Edna Sims, Rl. newsmen. He wen! two laps I $ les Bradbury. IStatler • Hilton H~tel St Lou- 3 Oak Hill, Carol Hilte· · '"'• around the oval drtvew>y is, Mo. ' . Rt. 2 oak Hill, Emerson Rie- roughly about a mile - on Jhe TWO ARRESTED Bruce Dudley, Director of Col· gel, Rt. 2 Jack.•on, William late afternoon stroll In 311-dePT. PLF.ASANT - Arrests t~ge Relations at the college, Slack •. South Webster, D~vld gree we•ther, 2- 59 Mercurys 2 door H.T.'s dunng the post 24 hours ac-1 will attend the annual Great 1 Waddmgton, Jackson, Wilham . t'ordin'{ t.o J(li! records were I.ake. ~ regional meeting of the Brofford, South Webste:, Jl'ra~k Donald Bowsher1 Sharon Rapp. ! Harold Newell. 26. Pt. Pleas· American College Public Rela· Stmmerlng, South We"' r, \Vtl· Grace Pugh, Jimmy llurke, Slater, ant, non-support warrant: Ralph lions Association, Jan. 17·19, at . ham E. Dole, Oak Hill, Ralph Jeffrey Woods, John One Monterey - I ~lontclair 1101 h \ '-8 autom·•tic i Nelson, 66, Rt. 4, Marietta, Ohio Northern Illinois University De· ' Hoover, Rt, 5 Jackson and Evelyn Nichols, Mary Jlekatrans . ' " intoxicat•on . _ I Kalb, Ill. ' Alphair Scarberry, R!. t Jack- ~ son, Cora Sharp, Millenna Hall BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS:i ·: .: son. Charles Butts, Rolph Comer, Patlento Releaoed - Harlan I John Leedy Everett Hawks '< POMEROY, 0. Lavender, Wayne Walls, Har- Russell Os~rne and Carl~ ; ry Crabtree, John H. Harrison, Collins. Cl' asses ' even twenmt'lu El • Off db c )] Bemg ere .' ege .Y 0 p evenin~ <.'las~es . 's m ; SOCIAL sECURITY ' a~·- 1 Th A ~'~"" d<~y ar~ ~he t'ulle~e l c ' CLASSF.~ w·n spon I ~chool ; enroJ! . Mo~mlav On~ard 6 ~onthly . ., I I Zur•~"ner Th~ ~o~ans C\ub i E.!g~rch~f ~p ~ P~t>asiinl com~ ~"'1;bou: ~et~ ~nn~al ceon'ttnued l'rom Pa,e 1) taxes ra~ . Th~s ~pulatJ_on, 1 ~1ss I 995 60 Ford 63 OLDS Club,Ho~a!(Ca~olic 11:~~ N~:~:o~, ~ce-p~esl~en:; ~ 765 ~s 6 cylinder slalldard lrans' just overhauled. solid green metallh Juush with like new matching in· tenm , ~lel I II( \I Ipet s, v. hlte ~I de wall tires heater BLAETTN Realsh~r(l ' -59 Ford 2door · · Trim No. T435C , ......... . .... , .. , •• , . N. ' Custom 300 1; L"\'li ude r. standard tr:ms .. like new whit• >idew, ll tlr•·s . radw, gray with matching in- tenor. THE YEAR TO GO 0 c. •• eulJy and economically they c:aft add the comfort of quiet to famllylivtng! Come in and.get a free copy of our easy-to-follow "H..,. To"Jolder, and see these D., des!• • , they'll help giYO a qoriellv beat~lijvl borne!. ',,,;, '' .' "'1 Whlto 1Sx600 Tirot , ... ...... , , , .... , . . . 32 _85 I 1.95 ' -;::::::-::=:-~--­ Whool Disc Light Group ... , •........ , . 15.70 19.60 '· -CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPECIALSe57 Trunk Light, Glove Box: ............ ,, Light. 2 Courteiy ' Light•, Parltiug Brake Wlllrning Ught, $250 BUICK 2 DR. H.T. ' ~J . Back Up Ll£htl automatic V-8 .l••'" OLDSMOBILE Dougord $49S 2 DOOR - •utom1tic tr1ns. , rulsh•rp - - -- - - $295 ............ 5.30 .... ........ ..• . . . . . . .......... • 25 ~. - - $2 ,439.55 VIsit Our Show Room Tod1y . . . . Le11 Motroptdlton Motora Discount . , .. , . , 344. 55 . OMAC FINANCING 2-5342 e OPEN TIL I P.M. Codllloc·Oicltmobllo POMEROY • . l POMEROY, ' .. ..,,,· "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer'' · ' PHONE WY 2.a110 600-606 I. MAIN ST. ' 0. S. 2ND AVE. ·. ~ ' 't ' I .. ' •.•, \' ~ I With The Family ,. . The klda will love ttl The lC!OII 18 superb, JACKETS, REDUCED SUITS, REDUCED HATS, REDUCED -------''-- 2"' ----~· Roush's Shoe Store BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport MIDDLEPoaT, 0. Building a GREATER MEIGS COUNTY ' Ohio." A wide range of products - -made by Ohio workers-- is bring- FRIGIDAIRE Dryer is kind to clothes asd budget! the kind of community that appreciates the Industry we have and wants to keep them here, see them grow and prosper. JOIN lltHIDDA.fl mt. iJI!.C!!~.elii' PilceiJ . " .... ·'\i .•.. · '' THE &URJ._ . ····~~te'1 :t. "~~"C" -~~~· I OFFICERS • Gontlo as • breezt, Exclusive dries fluffy soft. • Low-priced yet F1owl!w Hell alves you Fri)lidalnt quality • Handlell lint catcher known-on the door, • Your chllico of >4 80IIIJ!OU1 colors orgleamina whiiL 1 • Porcelain Enameled drum-wg-free. ·f:' Bernard Fultz, Vice Pres. Horace Karr, Trees. ..... 1 YES, I AM INTERESTED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEIGS COUNTY • PLEAS& ACCEPT MY APPUCATION • ••NAMI • FOR MEMBERSHIP. •• aADDRISS-----------------------------• 1 The T; . . • : .BAKER FURNITUR,E William Childs, President Leslie Fultz, Secy, :•··································· •• I Encl- MIDDLEPORT, 0:. .. " - MEIGS COUNTY'S NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORP. the lervl~ " prO!IIpt, the &tniO$J!bel'8 plea. · , ..f~ · M16bliPoit, O; Car Coats & Stadium Colts, Redu£1. 2~ make Meigs County the kind of community Industry wants to locate In, · bioe Out .• MENS TOP COATS, REDUCED- 25-% 1 and depondobility. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS: Cde ,METROPOLITAN MOTORS SKIRTS Reduced 30% ing more prosperity to our county and state. It is everyone's duty to help The Dodg11 For 65. DODGE- DODGE DART - DOD GE CORONET - DODGE TRUC:KS i ,· . $2,095.00 and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES s.. All $ 1 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE 1 65 DODGE POLARA Transportation Ch.orgot • , • , , .. , , .•. ·..;.·;.;··:..;·.;,·.:50:::::.00:: Total Sticker Price 12·88 w~1 1 ! VAUEY LUMBER AND SUPPlY CO. Left Outside Roor Vlow Mirror 57 ~st I ' protect you as the client. not )'OUr lawyer. If you break the confidence, a alwyer may also have to talk, for the communi· cation is no longer COJl~identiaL ' I You may break a confidence testifying about it, or by iil.g Wlauthorized persons hear or see what was communicated. No lawyer may keep GALA TILE about a crime or fraud a bas told him be pla111 to com· 22c P'r sq. ft. mit. But alferwards, an ac<usect person may talk freely to quilty, his lawyer. Even U he has a right to bave his side of the story presented to court as II may affect Phono WY ·2·2709 punishment. A person In r Third St. Mlddi.,.rt ' ble noeda ID talk to someone Weather Eyo Hootor ...... .... , , , , •. , ... 74.20 ....... ..... ......... . ......... . . . . . . . . .. ........ Rubber Boots at~ c~s\v~ ~~DU:~n, ° ~ St~te documents and records. Conridential communications Flosh-0-Motlc Trans• . . , ........ , ... , , . 171.25 Windohlold Woshor - - - - - -- '!v~' ±ie1Ciuore and more of •UCJ eustomers are fmding bow Reclining Soah ....... , ...... , ....... , . 25.50 :, 8 cyli~der sl/wd~nd lr:.tn.s . wfi.ii.e sidewall tires, . rear ~~~w. miiTlH, while over IJiue with Jike new i matching Hllt:'rior. (Need!l lll!Jior work) HUSH·TONE• ACOUSTICAL TILE OvorhNd Valvo Engine, 125 H.P •.• , ••••.. 39.95 .57 Chev. 110 2door . OLDS SUPER 88 4 door H~rdtdp _ CE~QTEX 1 ;, ..... ~- SWEATERS l PRICE Manufacturing plants in Meigs County and Ohio are "building a greater #otterTI$ in • •.·.· Painl No. 51 Ramport Rod .. .. . . .. • . .. .. N. C. • • Beautltzl " "1965" 1 LOT LADIES IS EVERYONE'S JOBI -=----------- 'I AMERICAN 2 DR. 330 CLUB SEDAN .. · ...... · ...... $1989.00 INSULATm 1 I f, ~~~~:~:·:~;~~P~o~m:er:;oy~-------,~~~ , no~ 59 Pontiac··- $1095 61 Chev. Biscayne 2dr. 1195 1 1 LOT LADIES app~ov~d 61 Pontiac--· $1395 $1 NEw 1964 RAMBLER · The lad wa• take~ to COLUMBUS- OIDO STATE : W. Va., will be held at 1:30 p. Huntington Hospital by Chap- UmverS!ty trustees I m. Saturday from the CONFIDENCES PROTECT·!' man • Wilcoxon ambulance, changes In .the : EUB churiicihiii.iiiiiii ED - Under the law what you ' treated and released. He will vemly s master bmldmg plan I as a client tell you I . . I return today for to Include five S4 • story r awyer m1 d ·t · confidence he ma tell I treatment, ,. scraper or~m ortes on . . Y no one : Olentangy Rtver eJse Without your consent A' PI f t · f judge cannot order him or . his I PROBE B 6 E SERIES ha ansi ord wo o the towers ve a _rea Y been announced. professional employees (I ike , PT. PLEASANT - The secretaries) to reveal such com· Police have been Investigating will be built on the I munications in court. : a series of breaking and enter. of the rlver near Ohio Why have such a · . , ings in the Bend area with the Stadium. The changes approvpriVI1ege 1 be' • ed Thursday call f third Chiefly, to do justice It en·., atest mg the entering of the or a courages elients to tell th . Jim Circle home at New Hav· dorm on the north hank and l•wyers what they have e~, en. Reported mlsslng was a ra- two on the south bank, directly know to help and to advise ' dio. and money .. Entry w~s the stadium. them fully: things about !heir gamed by breakmg out a wmfamily, business, and private. dow glass. Lewis Repair Service 7 affairs, their hopes, fears and i WASIU=N= G=ro -=-N ~( U=P=Il - Sen. -FORi Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., an- , ambitions. e HEATING No lawyer may speak of cer- 1 nounced· today that hearings Lain things, even after a client 1 wilJ begin next week on African ePLUMBING d1es. A client may well have refugee problems. eROOFING t.o give his lawyer details which Hart, chairman of the Senate if revealed, might harm those subcommittee on regugees and he most wanted to protect escapees. said the hearings will Yet, in some very rare cases, be held Jan. 21 and Jan. 2.2. to help carry out the - - - - - -·--·-- · -·WY 2-2374 de~!les after d""th, a without fear that what he says 134 1\1111 St. llllddloport rnay have to reveal a will become public. dence, under certain to uphold his client's What, then, are communications? They are ·details a client tells his )a~~~~; when he seeks advice . hi.s personal, business, or legal affairs - talks and letters, pho-1 tographs, charts. and other 1 AND THE LAW 1 I i, YOU -.~ 1 Cap , ~1!es II 1 6 1 62Buick • · • • $2195 •1983" I 1 gr~m 1 1 Liquo~ P~nut Ladies Coats uouc•o _ 25% Ladies Jackets ••ouc•o 25% Ladies Slacks uouc•o _ 25% Ladies Suits uouc•o _ 25% Ladies Dresses 1t1ouc•o 25% Ladies Sweaters muc•o25% Ladies Blouses ••ouc•D 20% BALL BAND 64 Buick···· $2895 $2760 hr:1ke~, ffidre~. ltrtbo B c 1 ~e I r.over the Military Informant• said the • • man stu-; ' p lacc•denl and was later appr<>- strikes thus far have been car- : Feet! Meigs General Hospital dent orgamzabon at Rm Grande ! Mrs. Linucl D Wilson h~nded by the Marshall of Ra· ried out by propeller _ d:iven I Are Distributed ADMISSIONS - Georg 181 i ~: ~ho cha~ged him w•th fighter. bombers and PT boats. , D1slnbulion of $2,782.575.33 In Kaufl, Ponreroy , Nancy C~llege, have recently been Chestnut St. Gallipolis daug: Bar- Il c osen. , . . Iter, ll:IB a:m.· Mrs M · e a so aces hit • sk•p These were descrJbed as hquor permU fees to 816 polit- nett, Middleport , Lillian t.;Ja~K. I I NTheyk are R~ha~d Ed Luselb, Mahley, Weilsl~n. da.ughter .~ and left of center charges. "qu1ck" raids which could be ical subdivlswns of the state Middlepon: Mary Darst, ewar • pres1 en!, ward P. pm • · exparxled at any time was announced today by State h1re 28 "Scott" Beckett, 9ueens . Vil· Dlsehar ed Dynamite Aud•tor Chester w. Goble. DisCHARGES - Harold Susan Clarkson g iHnkley S ' COLUMBUS - OIUO WILL I The payment brought ID , sell, Pomeroy ; Maud Scltuater, ll • arc1 , : ., Voglesong Law;ence B c spend $400 million thiS year on IB7t ,534 29 the total ~:~;::.~: J~~ Dele, ~arh~!"·lhns, Chn;ty A. Pettit ~1'1 ~-' InJUreS Boy 1ts h1ghway system Director P. l of liquor license revenuea E Masheter said Thursday. lected during the 1964 ' N yn S d arne 10• Doddle Steven E ' Ph'll' 1 tps, ., tu en! Sen• · Th · bout $70 till year Th d r f Roch es t er, ate Reptesentative I Mrs. Roy McCoy. Howard PT. PLEASANT - Ten-year- Is Is a . m on more ' . IS was a ec me o 1Cecil, Mrs. H. R. Roush, Hen- old David Lee Waugh of Glen- than was spe~t rn 1964. !364,179.07 or 3 5 per cent from PLAN HOP ry Fruth, Frank Thompson,! wood narrowly escaped serious Masheter said thls year's pro- 11963 rollechons. . I The Junior class ofRutlandl Charles Daugherty, Mrs. 1'111>- m]ury Thursday when he calls fot bulldmg 117 Payments to Me1gs and Galburn Ottey Charles R ,. G' dropped a dynamite ap d m1les of the interstate system ha Coun!t•s were Galha, $6,. . h h • · ·"c mc an · · 1191 23 .a d M · $2 314 66 H1g sc oo1 WI11 sponsor a record hop following the Racine- ' ness, >,Mrs. H. R. Ridgeway and fragments entered the back of , 90 per · n e•gs, • · · Rutland game tomght. son, Mrs. Paul Sigman, and I his leg. 1cen c eral gov-1 " _ son, Mrs Myron Bryan and Waugh,sono! Mr. and Mrs. ernment will prov1de. pr1>L(,._AL TEMPS Sizes 9-1 0-11 son. , Lawrence Waugh with five th I Jects, includmg resurfacmg and The temperature m Pome0 er boys, found ~ number ( , repairs •. will include work on , roy's business district _at 11 . 0 caps along highway during , 2,000 of road at J of \ a.m. today 29 degrees un- . Save 8 the day. David took some of , $25 m1lhon. Abut 190 mtles of der cloudy sk1es. , $5.00 _ pair tht>m home. , urban, ~rn'l""lary .and secondary I 1 Plnving with them there at · roads w1ll be built at a · TIME. SET , about 7, p.m., he dropped $125 m1ll10n . Funeral serv1ces lor . o and 30 it exploded ' Fowler, 51, of R.F.D., Letart, 62 Buick··· • $2495 $2287 I comm~Ists man Ashland· Mrs Bill M 1 H · Y yatt left the scene of The new offtce!;i of the New- ; Pat~ Ri le • 62 Buick···· $1595 $1414 Elen;<>nl?.~\· 1M 11111- ror ;;.a:~ 1 I one~~ :m.u:: 1 1 ••w 1 ~ Dt:.:~ WASHINGTO!f ot Statt RD* biWtd tar)' A barnge olmow, from ID throe indl<s, peppered OhJo problenw, emph rtrtnr today from lbe Oblo Ri...... ..u.. Ia tho Cap, I I 1 ~e ~s; JANUARY CLEARANCE 1 o· .d I 1 ...-.-===--=~:.,.:~;;;,;~~=====--. were : ~rank an 18 rlai~ as~• t~e 1 B k Gal~~ ~tG~lliw~ls ~tal ~~~r~aywaa Gr~de, do~n mt~uroom om1c~ MondJ~. pa~t Ii Take 10% Cash Collision will march by the bundredl," he Barrage of Snow Peppers Ohioans Stockholders l.at...lly J;;ffortl Thoae enerlng Holzer hosplttate Patrol said. "We ..m announcP :,. tho !Continued From Page I) d Johnson said he wao request. al during the M hours in- i nallon that we are determined lVI en Lake Erie. The bele!lnl - ilf"l bllilllfl .,g the additional funds "be- <luded: I Two accident in M ' tu vote ." one occurred on Thuraday, Aug. The UPl u1d ID !be -doled doon. RuM hB•II4 lo 1 8 1963 •a use it 1.! my purpose to lnten- Mrs. Griff C. Cook, Jr., Rlo arxl one In e g: : , ' · when Ron K Galloway Stockholden or the aenerai ..-fall of lbe wllller, &lve l'Epurlen IIIJ ....,.. tUy our efforts In tltiJ critical Edflar !!;{nest Crlner, l lnvestl ated b the " WASIUNGTON - OIUOS ·wa.s kllled In a craah on Sec· ty Bank at Coolville havolum- the weatherman predicted a It Will llulk'oaocood I lou area" of Jlsannament 1Gallipulls, and John Marshall Post Hy h p po two Democratic senators are ln 1ond arxl Spruce St. ed the bank bas . steady falllbrou8!Jout the day, before the "'"'m!Hee ll••uabtn He said the record of acbteve-1Williams, Galltpoli ., all pa· Thursday \,,. atrol , agreement that to pull Ameri· l Bennie F Plantz hod II ed ila besl year Iince reoulllng ID sloppy I'OIIda and oaid the- I 1•!11 wu devotments "' far had "refuted the iienls involved In Plantz fatal ligated ai 1·55 p m on mRvles-7 , can troops out of VietNam now o: •th his par,ents Jes and• led in 1960. ,.tl'etlmel bazardouo drlvlne ed moot1y to tho erlolo ID lloath •··• 1 111 ported · · ' · · · · would be folly • se 92, Tile bank ID liM added tD __ ,,.,_ VIet N " our years ago Y· were , . rn satisfac- at the junction of 218 _ · . , Frances Bush Plantz, of _,.......... am. do ubls when the ·United States became tory cond1bon this morning . 1 A car driven by Fredrick Cal· .. Sen. Stephen M. YOUI!g ~•d. Chillicothe fW., since hi! dis- Isurplus and reoervo more the first nation in the world to ' Mr! . Mollie Adkins, Rt. J, ' vert. 29, Gallipolis, pulled onto . 1 do not regard the sltuabun charge from the Army last Ap- lin previous years, the uoreta ll oet up a special dlsarmament l'l'hurman: . Elmer, Rose, Galli· Ithe highway frol" Rt. ~ and rn v,1,et Nam as a hopeloss lril He spent three years in tile were increased 11 per cent, poh~; J~mce K. Evans. Rt. 2, headed north and a car dj·iven ' case. Sen. Frank J. Lauscllc , service. net income 1964 waa lril>- '1 agency. The President cited the lim- I Galhpohs: Stephen E . r.i•more by James Neal 64 Pt Pleas t a. member of the Senate For-I ted over that of 1963. Aa a Welling· ' ran off the right' sld~ of ' ~~ ! ~1gn Relatwns. Committee, sa•d. His parents m?ved to Galli- suit of tltiJ, the directors !ted test ilsn, signed by 107 na Rio Grande College lions. the . Washington . Mos-1It C. Pe_rklns, Rt. I, Gallip<>- i road to avoid hitting Calv rt : I firmly heheve allowmg the I polls from Addison four year! dared a 10 per cent cash ~····" cow •·hot bne" and separate U. _Kermtt Fisher, Rt. 2, Gal. and struck a parked car ow:edi to ever . ID ago. dend . S. and Soviet decisions to cut ilipolls: Mrs. Frank _ A. Mark- by John Brucker, 72 , Rt. 2• Gal-South V•el Nam wlil not bnng , He .was horn on April 28, Officers elected for the corn· :l i productmn of flssionable mater- ltns, Vmto~: W. W•lilam Robin- lipolis. , to us freedom from the .troubles 11941 , m Pt. Pleasant. He grad- lng year at a recent stockhold· 1"1 as advances in the dlsarm- son, Galhpolto; Jenny sue There was medium dama e ' that we are now havrng, hut uated from Kyger Creek High rs' meeting •• ere J . ament [)old. Burke, Chester: Dana F. Fick, to both vehicles . Calvert w:s Will only open the door lor a Ischool before entermg the oer- Lamp, president; Gilhert Administration o~£icials indl- lit. 1. Long Bottom, Kevin W ,cited to Municipal Court for : new operatiOn m Tatwan pro~a- · vlce. . Courtney, Jr., executive viceooted that the Umted States Payne, Rt. 1, Harri<onvllle: failing to yield the right of ' bly Formosa, Korea, lrxlone~:a, He IS survived by throe br~>- president and cashior; Carl might press hardest for an Mrs. H~rold K. Gra~e! Rt. 1, way . .Afnca or m South America. th~r~, Jesse A., Jr ., at ho~e. Smith, vice president ; WillliaJmll a~reement among nuclear powiLangsvtlle; Mrs. Wilham J The second accident was inWilham Erlward, of Hunting- Hanneman, vice president· ers not to give i!Uclear weap- Thomas, Ironton, Mrs. Carl i vest1gated at 5, 05 p, m. on Rt SAIGON - UNITS OF TilE ton, nd Marion , Robert, at Jack E. White, treasurer, ' ons or technology to ..;:ountries L. Brookhart, Rt. 3, Athens; 1 124 . seven-tenths or 8 mlle south South VIetnamese alr r~rce a~~ home, and two siSters, Mrs. Mrs. John Westfall, not now possessmg tht!se wea~ Willard Field~. Coal Grove; of Syracuse Navy have been attackmg m~h· J1m !Lmda) Swanson, Gallipo- cashier. ons. 'Mrs. Leonard L. Reed, Colum-1 A car dr.iven b Easter tary tar~ets m <?ommunlst !is and Barbara. at home. Director-! elected were bus, Mrs. Barry M Mahley Ca~rns 41 Rt 2 YRacln d l North VIet Nam, rehable sour· The body is at ' Miller'• Sterling Lamp chairman· Newman Club Names Wellston: Mrs. Lena E. Stevi: la car 'ope'rated bv ces sa!d today . The raids are ,Home for funerals. Funeral ar- bert E. • , son, Jaci<Son; Mrs. John Queen, ,Hyatt, 68, Rt. 2 Rzcine side· ,reported ~~ have. been made rHngements will be announced bert B Courtney, Jr., Daniell! South Webster: James L. Trout.. swtped ' ' with Amertcan all' and naval later. K. Graham and Jack E. White.ll I Is New Off teen p~rsons 1 R Seportedhy Hospital News ~last year. Securi~ ~harleston J • W u UPI Briefs Man Dies .m:~~~~~~= ~!we In Two Accidents Johnson Asks / 1 1 Followng: MIMIEISHIP PEl .......... $10.00 ANNUAL DUU .............. $5.00 , TOTAL . : ................... $15.00 • •a •• •• . . . . ChecQ Peyable .• HOIACI KAIR. T..-rer • MEIGS COUNTY C. I. C. CHESTER. OHIO ·• a IJi r~ -.~ •.• • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • ~ --• • • • • ·• • • • ~ • ·;;. ', �paOy sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ja. 11, 1-'f I SERMONEITE Sentinel Church News lly R. L. lleDIDiel ROCK Of AGa PNim 18:1 "The Lord iJ 1111 rock and my fortrM, 111J God and my ltreuflb." · The word r&ct 111gutll a Jere• mue ef -.... • fllom Immovable 1111pport, a llll'e toundatloa upon wlllcll ont Anllqull) ~""""' ~bur · Sun nesday , 7 p. m. pllstlc service, T:IO p, ro. IN- can Ralld &lid be ICC\U"e. !livid seema tt IQ, I ltand day School 11 II a. m. Preyc Clnarell ol Cbrbl, Pomoro'. Woek Prifer IDd PrUe, Wecl- Oil Him U my fOlllldatioll, aad derive eftl)l lOCK! from ODeeting Thur114aY. 7: 30 p, m. Jerry Masten, pastor: S.nday QISday, 7.111 p. m. 81Pl wbo Ia tilt &OIIrce of all &ood. SchoOl 8•10 a. m. Cbun:b IO:aG Devid eaye, 1'8 40:2. "He "brought me up •110 out of lltlllllbem lllll'lfl QllrQ, L m.; Christian ElldeoYQl, UO llngdom BaD of .....,.... I~ 0. r.,. fl Groat 114Dd: Rev. C. L. O'Coo- p. m. EveOID~ Semce, 8:30 p. Witnesses· Public llltlllll8. oor, past.or1 JI<>IMI'I Lewla, oup\. m. diY 5 p. m., Watehto- etudy port aad Jan. lith. f •10 . . , . . , ...,, 8:30 a. m. Momlnl Wor~hip Is p. m.; Bible study 'I'UIIdly, Worilll'l' Conference will be l. L. ODd sunday School: 7 p. m. Ev- Rlllland ClluJooll ef Clwlllo 8 p. m.. Service metlill&. 1 11. beld Sunday, Jan. :U at 7:15 utna oervlce: T'rursday, 7:30 ~bl: School 9 :~: ~:a- m. Thursday: Ministry aabool, p. m. Sunday School teachen, ~~ ~ ~ p. m. Prayer meelinC. · a. m., · · tJ t p. m. Thuroday. off1cers aad perenll of chlld· • ,....,_, Supl Sabra Calladi'J, pllnitt; ron lihould attend. Fourtb Quaf- lblp llftlot lila a. ..1 ....... Csrpeall: Bapllel Cllardu Bible Study, 7:30, Delbert Ro- La-. Cllardlu _II. hll ~ly Conlerenc. ~un~tay, Flit. ~ 10:30 a. IllSUnday Schooi9:SO a. m. ; Mom- mine, leader. Sunday Sehool t :ll a. IILI Will' 7. l :30 P· m. at Olureh. Eloe- ~ Gilhll • ~ lllg WOI'Ihip 10:15 • · m. Zilla Charcll 01 Cbrlll. Pe- ship servlel I0:30 • · 111•1 Sl. ~\:'urch officials w!U lie Cbrltl of o., IIIDDt, • Flnt lllplld Cll ., MNdl rov • Blrr!lonvllll floa4. e:u- John, sUIIday School 10 a. m.; e · froiD Rllllf • .....,. ,_ Donald ~-• teno Underwood, minister, Bl· Worshl~ 9 a. m. BJMII Raa MaOialllll. Rood, . . . , . . . . port, ""'· .._.., oa• bl ..... • · 30 . M . RtiMr' ! . Smith, Sr., ....., IIllO L m.; ..._..... IO:a a. ton SundiJ Seoeol 9:11 a. m., 1 ,..._, •· • · m., nrnnw AUrod Melbodlst Cllurc- -Sunday $chool 9:30 a. m. WOI' 111 Sunda• nv•-...... at 1 1 30 Fred Hoffman. Supt. ; 10:1& •· ::.::P Rn. Pearl Caoto, putor. SW1· loy Haley, 'lupt.: , ,:., p. !D.: : : . ":s *P _.,. m. Worship Semce; BYP 6 P· Bible ~ch;,.l ~i' clay School at ~:30, Charles Toy- oldp 10:30 a. 111. Youtb 8arolc!e. lc>e at 7:30 p. 111, pu&qr, w. m. ; Ev<mlns Worship, 7:30 ~· lor, Supt. Worship Hrvlceo at 6:45 p. m.; I!Wongellltlc Prolftlt. AU ....... "'"' m.; Wod. 7:80 p. IlL Prayer Cbes&er Chvcb o1 God, 10:45 wilh the Rev Cuto. Tues- pte, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ftiiOI. bqlD at 7:30 p. m. Through cold, snow-covtred field s, centurlea. It is 11111 110lng on today In meeting; B:aG p.m. Will., choir Gilbert Spencer, l)llator, Sunday day evemng, WSCS will meol Ina. Thur81'1y 7:30 p, m. Hi!4 churchf>s. llfldlrneath Ice-encrusted trees, the practice. School 8,30 a. m. Mamlna _. at the home of . Helen WOCMio. Free MeW!IIIliiP'dl, !AIIr- LIMir ~ If lAnllt ........ river rune ita courae. If you do not attend church '"rvFtnl llQIIII ClluNII. ohip 11 a. m.; l!:vongellctlc er- Wednesday .•ven111f, Mid-Witk ol Clifl, r.ov. R. Eugena GW. S:,.l:':'llli: ~ iceR why not go t hi s coming Sunday, This brings to mind the Christian ro _ Rev Chari• Norrio vice, 7 p, m. Prayer mee!lllg, prifer aerv~ees. putor. SUnday ScbQol t :30 a. . . :r _.._. ~~ ~ l•iiO till I0·20· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday; YOUIIII Tuuday at 8 Memberoblp IIIII m.: PbU Wile, oupl.; Mor11i1111 a. Ill., MLt 11110' Dip and identify yourself with thle tleady Church. It was founded upon tho wor.Jp umco, ·IMIO a. ;,.,; !'4ople's Servieo F'ridlf, 7:30 EvoupUam meeting, Wedt!4f- _,hlp 10:30 a. m.; Youlb of Obllplflll. f p. a teachings of Jesus .who lived His life ftow of the best for whi ch life stands ! Nunery and Junior church for p, m. day at 7:46 p. m., Mid Wnk Sorvl- 7 p. m.; Evllll8aliatla lit. .....,, c.ll1llll ...._, and did His work unperturbed ~Y t he chlldren. prayer wvlcN. 1111'\'ice 7:30 p. m. Mid • Wtalt OuyiVUlt (Ptltitll IUdlll: eoldne~ or many of His fellowmen There Ia always room in the river Charcb ol God, Mt. MoriU Clleoter Melhocllll Cllarcll prayer service, 7:30 p. m. Wid. ~v. Frallk Milllrl, liP' for one more drop of water. There i ~ and of the rulin&" ofllcialo. He knew l'lrll laplbt Cllarc-. Racine Rev. Dulel Work!Dan, paator. Pearl A C&ato, Putor· Warltllldly ..... 111• I. 111.: that His work would stand becau80 it always room in tbo Church for one Re¥. c. L. O'OonMr, putor. Sunday School Ui a. m.: War- sf se~ee at 8 a. 111., I'NedGIII GGSJI) MIHI•, . . Day of OllllptiiD ltill a. wa.s founded upon truth. It not onl y more worshipper. SUnday S®ool 91110 a. m., SID! ablp HrViclp 11 a. mtln. Nld 30 Scliool at 10 a. m.; WSCS lsi llwl · Stlviii'IVWt Road: II. J. Coaltflliao, ~ ltoUr .,._ •tood, but has flowed steadily on for Qlrtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> 0 · m. rayer maa I 7... ~· Thursday of month; Board Ortltllb, pastor; Ropr WI ~lft4aas. 1111! WOra.blpl 1:80 p, m. llYF m. Tueaday; YOIIIII PtoPII s mHiinl 31'4 Wednelday of lba food, Supt.; Sunday Salloal ..._ ._......._ a-, aud Jlllllor ~~ I p.m. meetmg, 7:30 p. m. Friday. month. a. m.: Ev&Dllellctl• · -.. ~,;;;;. .. rb a nd •11ppurl u,., Chwd. 11wy The Church il die 1r•tnt t.l1or 1tt: (1) For hiJ own~aU . (2 ) ,..,, .n •rlh klr tM- IMiildillj ot ci\11'11C· Evening aarvlca1 7:110 p. m. lllllfud Cbarcll 111 Clod, :30 p. m. Prayer meeting, hluhildren 'nlke. (3) Fonhueb Wednesday, Prayer meeting: John SlneUwond put.or: 8uDdly B1111b Medaodlll ~-.Mid- ~. m. Tuud&y. 10 L m. ~ ..... M-. fl ...... VII-. Wj.- a or b w. IQIIlmWifl.r and • •- ( 4 ' For ~ .. t. of h Churdl i*'lf. 1tro111 Church. Mithlr chmomey 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior School 10 a . .;.,; tnvaopllltlc clleport, !>!. E. Dowi!OII, pastor: a. m. 8alldliJ 8cbool wtllllh . . . lUI moral and llllltlrlal nur dvilia~ can MUYive, 'Thtrll Choir Praotlce: 3:30 p. m. Tue.. oervice 7 p. m.; y 011111 Plaple Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School Rutlaa4111Q111oa 1 OUva 7 P· DL Y - ,...... a11pport . Pkn to 10 1o dawda ,.,~..~. ar• lour IIGIInd r.IUIII ..h,y •-r 7 ,.fiQII. lhould au.nd lm'icu resu•rly Plli rnd xwr Bible dlily , day, Jtmlor Clllolr Procttce. Endoaver 7 p. m. Wndnesday; SUpt.; Cbureb 8:30 a. man, miAioQUy 1 Butlaal Pint lapllll a._.. Prayer metllini 7 p, m. Satur- m.: ~~= ~;th 1~::lo;: clay School, 8:30 a. m.; diai!Dme l.eaaue: 7 p. 111. Prep Sundlf Scbrolt•IO a.m. P"acl> day. ~:· 7 e s . Olflclal B··-' 10•30 II. m.; Prtlchiug, 7:30 clesiM; 7:11 ,_ Ill. IIWa ...., Sunday Monday Tu~ad&;r Wtdnead ar Thuuday Frlda.y Saturday "'·~•-~ .... ~. P· m., · m · Prayer HI'VIM 7·30 p. ....,_ Psalm• P1alm• Jobn J chn John Revelation Paalm• IDR .........,. 2:80 p. m. Gra<t Eplsolljlll Cbarell, meetlna, 111 Sunday of montb, 1h.r!Ciay • • mee11111 . ......., '*"leal 16 :1·11 46:1·11 4 :1-11 1:87-44 17:18-2t 21 :1-8 141:1-14 Free WIU Bapllllt Cllurdl, Pomeroy, Tbe Rev. Richard li 7:80 p.m. WSC:S, 2nd MO!Iday ' atlllGUIICI!III RullaDd, pastor, Rev. p au 1 Martin, Rector. 81mdi'J - Mar- al month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor lyracue Mlssllla, JIH. Se?mlll I»J &ltra'W 1'<1111> !~tpt2t~t~t~t~t~t~t@t~t~l Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. Dina P_royer 111111 Serm011, 10:30 Circle, 2nd Tburoday of 111011th Servi~tl overy II'OJ, Chlldrlll'l !181M lltll, Guy Prlddy, Sup~; Preaching t:ol!ee hour follow!Dg. 7:30 p. m.; Cluo 12, Srd Wod· and Friday e-utg MulberrY Rellbll. s 1 b b 11 b With the hope it will, in some measure, rosr.er oruf help aus• Hrvlce, 7:30 p. m.: Pn7tr ser· Ealerprlae EUB Qsoreb, lll'f. nesday o1 month, 8 p. m.; Aft· at 7:30 p. m. lk:bool 2 P. m.; ,.......,.. _.,.,. loin thm which il good in family and community life, th~ lea• vices, 1:SO p. m. Wednesday. Mem.l Smith tor Wonhlp ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of Tile Ch-- 0I ~- N S:li p. Ill· Sill....,. Prtftr ' pu • month 2 p m • Choir -~ "'" l181'911. ture il 1ponaored by the b1uineu firm• ami organlsationa MI. Marta Bapl:lat Cllarcb tervieo 1:30 a. m. : SundaJ Wedne'!lday. 7 j,' m . Ray E. Warne, pastor . -tine. 1'bu1111a)', 11• '- m. Con>tr of FOIIl'th and 111a1n flchoo!. 10:30 a. m. Youth Jl'el· ' · · !lchool9:30 •· m.; Mort> 114ea Vatt.t lUll¥ 1a who•e nome• oppeor below. ~----------------------------.I Mlddleport. RoY. Nyll Bordeu.lowcbip 1:30 p. m.; Boy1 end Mlnersvllle llletbodl•l Worohlp 11 a. m.; NVPS CWIII etwae .... ll lllllllaler. Sunday llcltooJ 1:30 Gtrls . Followlblp, 6:30 p, m.; Or. Lesttr L. Roush, p, m.: Evening Servtee, 8alh. pastor; lluDde7 ........ a. m. Antold Richardt, SupL ~_v:n:'th' su"-:."1~" 7:30Y p.lbm;:.~d Vstctor ~· Chtoun:t> orr ;so P7 mao. : Mldweekw·•~~~!•r ..,. 10 a.m.: WIDilh B'*"% 'llfllL MorniDR Worlblp, 10:30 a. m. """ ......ys: ou .....ar' upenn...,..ent, a. m. '"' : p. m. .,......,ay. Christioo lilllllllfllf ftU p. rn. 6:30 p. 111. Wednesday, Prayer tal Board meellna eacb quarter Mn Lyda pc ...,. !40 Lincolll St. Middleport WY 2·2550 Member FTD Naomi Baplitl Cbordtt ..,.. Meeting, 7:30 ~. m. Wodllesda.v. unless otherwise called. Holy llllddlr' ~~· ~.,. 0~8 ll>r .U. :-~' M Ins' WY 2·2644 GreODhouoo WY 2-NOS day Scllool 9:30 a. m. : Wol' Communion each quarter as an· arene, v. Y • · art etl. 8 Pr '! • ' : ship 11 1 m . Prayer servlee Lollrldp EVB Cllarcb, Reo. DIIUIICBO Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Morr> P· IJI.Ii • • I P. IlL, r p m W~~ay Eupne Emanon, paat.or, SU11' Worship 10:30 a. m.: Mld·Weet PhO'W ... Ifill, 7:11 READY~MIX · ' ' day 1JGbM1. 10 a. m., Rua.ll Mono Chapel People, 6:45 p. m.: P. Ill. Wtlh 'IJ, 1 r.-. Carleton Clllll'cb, Aialebary Arclllr, SUp~ Sunday Wonbl;> Church. Arthur Stitt, Paotor. me-ting 7:30 p. Mrs. Mall p PI • "'l'Utllomeone To Church Tbla Week" Road. '•.lllday School 9:311 a. m. 1J a. m. Blbla Study and Proy· Sunday School, 10 a. m. meet' •a, Wed , 7:30 Ul .,...... o 1 1 ,~no, .... Eata bllsbed In 11104 Mlddloporl Ralpb Carl. Supt.; !'reaeblnJ er aervlco led by Millard Coe, Sayre. Supt. : Sunday Pomeroy Cbarch 01 lb• lldtlllll 11• a, •: Wa • " Woot Columbia, W. Va. Servi. ., 7130 p. m., CeciJ Cos. 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. service, II a. m.; Prayer Sunday School, 1,30 a. ., ·•eel'llnd.,, flit p. a Ph. M11on SP 3-!5&93 l..a,YIIWl: Prayer meellnl, Tuet Me 1 Stu EUB CIHirolt lnl every Wednesday ovenin&. day 7:30p. m. "-·. rM•e•~-1 Smilh, pastor• 8•'i Portloud Melbocllal m.:EMonlrnlngwworshlp 10:45 l#llrt Fill WU.. lllftJa ·-· ·.. ve ng orshlp, 7 p. Jley, J - Malilj "I CbrlsilAD Scleaee Cllprcltas, a. m. llundly Scbool, Fnd Arthur Stltt, paotor. Prayer meetins, 7 p. m. llllbeol ••• a. m., Tota Dodae - Dart - Dodge Truekl - ChrlsliaP healing wiL be the Smitll, oupl.: l!larl Sbulor, AH't. liobool 8:30 to 10:90 a. m., Rev. Clyde ~ . Henderson, pu. 1, supt.1 .All'\. . . .. 1141'' theme of a Bible !AliSOn to be Morning wonblp 10:45 a. m.; old G. Roush, Supt.; KIDnelh Jtaush. Pr•l!• ~ lllcldlepart presented tn all Christian Sci- Prayer meetlna I p. m. Tblltf' McLeod, Aos't. Supt. ,., 11 urch ~ ~, "a·•-e .... a. Jll,: t\lllriri .. •n. -'PI Ch 111 Middleport, Ohio ance churchei thli SUnday. The day. every Sunday evettlll8. "''" " ~- ' n ·'-orslllp subject is "Christian Science." . Rev. Clvde Henderson, I~ al 11• .. 111.1 l'ny· Included in Scriptural read· l!onlll llelllel l!lUI Cblll'ell, Racme Melbocllol . Su.Jday SchOOl 9:311 a. meetlnc 'l'llllif~ I p. IlL ings are the words of Jesus: Rev. Eugene E. Emer110n, paa· H. L. MeDilnlel, pastor . Sun· Mornlns Wort!hlp 10 <30 a. MI. a-a Vllllell lnlbrea Pomeroy West MaiD St. "But the Comforter which is tor. 8unday worship 7:30 p, m. day School 9:30 a. m.: PreocbNYPS 6:4! p. m. Evening Ill Cbrlalt ~. JUitl Jtlonl. lv.pporl tbo Churcb ol Your Cholet the Holy Ghost, whor:. the Fath. aad 1:30 1. m alternately. 81111- log 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.: . 7:30 p. m. P r a 7 t r son, lf'SIIItl lahaol, er will send in my name, he day School 10•30 a. m. and Prayer and Bible Study, 7:311 p. meelmg, ! :30 p. m. Thursday. 9,30 1 111., -eachlnl 10:30 a. Builder~ and Building Supplleo llhall teach you all things. and P:30 a. Ill. alternately. Norman m. Wedn<sday. Cbureh of tbe Na~ro111, boo and • brine alllhJnis to your remem- Blbr, Supt. Bible Study and Rock Spria1• Melhocllsl - cine, Ohio. SundiY School p. m. Ch11ter, Ohio Ph. Dtl5-2005 brance, whatiiOtVer I have said "'';.~ led by pallor, Chootor Lemloy, pastor; Wor· 8:30 a.m. Sunday "'" W1lo you" (John 14:26). R.. · p. m. ursday. ship oorvice 8:30 a. m.; Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday P· m. l!akoH of Good Bread lated readlnss from "Science SyraciH E.IJ.B. Cb1reh. Paul d'ij' School, 10 :U a. m.; ning Service 7:311 p.m.; Mid MJII..,Ptfl Fln1llll•..,... fiunllnliOD, W. Vo. lnd Healt~ with Key to I he t, !leUon, PIIIOr. 8:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible week Prayer Service Clun:ll, fte9 llu nj Scl'lptures by Mary Baker Ed· 9:80 a. 111. Sundoy School, Ben Study, Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morrio M. palletf; ~ .:;ool dy will Include these lines (p: Qllleenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a, m. "·"•a·• .....,..,.1 __ ......, Wolfe, Paotor. a- u - ......... •· Wheel Balanclne-Auto Glaos-Brakt Servlee 2'11) : "Christ's Chrtstlanlty Is Morntna Worablp service, lot ""- • "'""""":' ...,.,... ·- """' , _ , ,..uer, Ph. WY 2.:1576 Pomeroy the chain of scientific being re- and 3rd Sundayo 01 lba tnDPih; Carl Herrlllll, paator, Momlftl IIDIIald Cbll'<b o1 1111 1'1!1111"' 10:30 a. Ill. JtGI'flllp; Uo appearlne In all aces, rnantaln· 7:IO p. m. Evontna ZVarJ&.U. worship 10:30 a. m.: Cbltl'dl 111e: Sunday School 9:30 o. m.; m. n't Wt4; I;:JII. Junior log its obvious correspondaltte 11o l!m'lc!e, 2nd and 4tb SUfi. School 8r30 • · m. WSCS fll'll Momlna Worship to,e a. 7 p. m. Benlar Choir Ch01ter, Ohio with tbe Scriptures and uniting diJ of mootb. Blll'I'IIANY - Tuesday a~ 2nd Thursd., ol Evangelistic lief'VI<:e 1:4& ~. Jll. IJr- J'IJR Villi ~ Protall periods in the design of 9r30 • · m. Mornlaa Worablp: eaeh month, ll'emlly Nlebl laSt Midweek prayer servwe, 7:tfi p, bylerlu Cllllrall - QlurQil aerGod." l0:30 a. 111 Sur!day School, Bfy. Sunday evening of each montb m. Wednesday. vlaet t:IO I. m.t lit • kbool lbl Theis 8u at 6:30 p. m.; prayer Meeting, I"''.,.,..._ •• 10 30 Two Loeat!On1 For Your Con•enlen(!l Colamblr Cllapel• Wonblp """ I, pt.; 6:30 ?· m. 7:30 p. m. Wedllesday. l)'l'ocuoe Cburcb ol tbe N - ' a. m.: - .._, w,..., WY2-ll9118 Syracuse WY 2-30811 •tee each 3uDday U:li a. m.; Youth Fellowlhlp, CARMEL. rene, William c lborpe. pastor . 7::10 p .m, Sund.oy SehooJ tO a. .: Youth U:30 a. m. Sunday Reboot Way· SUvorsvlllo Mlllaod101 Cltucl' Sunday School 9:311 a m.r MGm lr-;;;;;iiiii-OIOi&.-;iiiiOiiiii"'"'t 111 Service 1, 15 p. 111. U:venlna 'll'or· ne R_ousb, Supt.; 10r30 a. m. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday q worah•p 10.311 a. 111. Pomeroy, Ohio slllp 7 p 111 oaah SulldMommg Worship, 2nd and 4th lichool, 1:30 a. 111.; G«te WoUe • · ., . SUDdaJ of lbe Mllltlb; 1 p, m. Supt., Services Thundall even· PealloOollal Allfllllbl7, JIHI< 81'1ldla) Cllareh 11 Cbrlll, Evening l!lvanpllcdc Service, ina· 124, Rev. "aut E. Jones. pastor PAINTS and IVoRDW AllES IIIIJSVIUI Art Marcum, mlnisler· Bible ~~~ and 3rd Sllllday of monlb Sunday Scllool 10 a. m.: WOI' Ph. WI g.s2T3 Racine !lcbool aud l\lornlnJ Saltoll. Mtlltotllol Cllarcb, APo ship aervlce• 7:30 p. m. iuQ. MITHOPIIT CNUilCM 10:30 a. m.· Chrisdltl liludeuf, 'hpport PIIIDI Btlll t'htiN~: lhur St•tt, PJStor. SundAy Wednesday and Friday. 6 : E · W sill Reo. Etta- 1!:. ll:moi'IOII, PO Sdlool 10 a. m. OIIPI Orr. 130 E. SecoAd ~· m., veflllli or p, tor: Sunday Wor81llp • ·30 a. fll. Supt. ; Sunday WOI'Ibip, ll a.m. Tile Pen-1 01_., Mid· p, · ODd 7:18 p. m. ellerllalely IJun. dltport, Soutb lrd .\vt.; 8ulldll)' 8r 'hMII ~ If atrlll, da' School 8:10 L m. and. IO:f8 8yraCIISO Me~odlot Clntreb, labOOllD a. m.; Sqndll)' evefllll8 llf•. City ....... - ....lltl Middleport, Ohio Bomer Forrell, Supt., Bible a. m. llllernlltoly. ftOI)arl Vi... Ur. Lester L. Rousb, pastor: naupllltlo 7:311 p. m. lltiw............. Netrio. J,~·., 9 Saltool 1:30; Mortlllll Wonhtp, Sul'\.1 B'blt Stud' and Monung WOI'Iblp HI'Vn a.m. Wodnalday Bible Study 7:30 p. •••••~ Phone WY 2·3481 N. So..,nd Ava. ·t: - Quality Fumttuu at Lower Prtceo t0:30 a. m ' lllYin•~· WOI'IIII tr l!enfl!l 1«1 by paotor Dana Wtnebrennor, Supt. 10 a., iimi,;.';..;,S•Iituiird;iiliJi;; : .,•~;;ilhl~.iPr..iayiie;i;r.;~ •EEEiii •• ..,. ~. ' m Sunday choQI· YF Wedpes- 11 '" .v Mt4dltpc11'1 7 p, m. Wedltetday, 7 P. m. 7 '~ p, m. 'l'lleidap. d.;, 1:10 p. Mrs. MilliN. · 81 bl• study. tliiiiiU, ,_".,· dl1eotor. Olflclal Beerd . . .. llllallr Cbanll ef (I ~ r h 1 Rev· W. H. Perrin, putor; ina, flnl MCIIIda, MGtl tDIIIIIIt .. ~1 . • · Bible School t :IO a. m. l'rMc& Clrt Kluta, lupt,, II u o d 1 y I" 7:30 p. rn. lloiY Commun· "''LLWDS FOR ALL OCCAIIONI" 1111 10:30 a. 11., flnl IDd lbfrd -llbool. t : 1i a. "'·I Wor~ . on eacb qtlll'llr 11 annotiDGIId \ REXALL DRUGS Cor. Bultel'llut a. W. l4a1ll Swlda)'S. bour 10:10 1. m. WIICS lirll Wednesday ol each __, We FW All Doctora '-fplfom 1 WI H9$5 l'omlfOJ M"Oil CIIJ Cllltrd If CUll~ Mt. UWOII r.w.JI. Clllfl!• _ ,montb. · .,;. MIDer strett, R. Kllllllelb llo)>, ~ l!chool US L 111., e:trl Tbe Unlletl Melloedlsl Clutreb l!:nvaugeUBt: l!ttllllll' Bible ~. SUpt., !'r"""c WOI' - P0111troy. Rev. Melvin AI · Sillily W 1. m., lfoi'DliiB Wor- eblp, f :IIO p. m. b7 c.c.n Col, kite, )Wior, Churt!h School at Ballll!nc hpplleo 6 lllllwortl ship, 10:4.5 L 111. I!:VIIliPC Wor- l.oylllllo; Yllllll People's ~ 9; lb a. Ill, Mornln& Wot'lhip. mlp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Ia& lnd ISiblt $1udy, NO p. m. 1 10:30 a. 111. Sermoll. "\lon'• SUndaY School, »:15 . Gt•erll ContraetlnJ 17:30 p. m. WedttHtlay, Wedne!Ciay: Choir Pl'llCtiCI el Belt Hope." f p. m. J,IYF. I\IQII· II Mornin~Wol'llt~~O:IO . . PbOIII WY Mf7l , ..,.., ..,__.., 01 ....._. 7;~ p, Ill. 1bUr:silll1. , day 7;30 p. m. JOF Clag Jlllet· DONAL H. M. _.- -_..., lng ""-•·y 7 .. p - W'om·ll )londiJ, 1:3'1 p,tll, ....... .. . ·.-· ... · · • . _ . • :.. • ""' TUoadoy 7 "7 p51b ant' Mala - - - Danald lalll;tcs, IP. an's Society Circle meets. Pray· ' ·• ·-· ------·· Hicks, miniSter; 8lbll ScbooJ. 0. WIICI••lll, Qblol,"" 0. H. er SillilY Gi'OIIJI meets ..,..,... Wtdfleoday,·'/:11 p.m. ••••• ----·-•---- ~~~1~.-; 9:30 Mll* llcwdabelt. Car~ Plllltll'l . •r lcbPol, day at I:IJ p, m. at ..... ..___ 'l'bundoy, I •OCI p.m•... :·::::::~:=:::::~ii'it s a. m., Marflinlo. Worahl llabcrlatllld GNte. "'".., ..K Frkl17, U:Ofl p.m. •• lNpuko upt.; . P. II. m., Wor 1 of Mrs, N.U. Blna. Qooc1w111 Soturdar 8 :1111 a.m. ---·--··-·LOC/d. UNION 11 1:. !Ctlll SllliM PomR~veu..,llnd. w, vo. 5:41 p. m.; l!:tftlntl Wonbfp, cllltlo urYiee II i m.t Pit Trltcll I• !IChoduled to t»me lO:IMI a.m. - -····-·-··· --~~---_....,._ _ _ _..,....,...,...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;.p~7 p. m., Pllji• I nb, We4o 1ri1D Vtutlt, G:tl p. 'm.; IY• w Colleclioll Ctnl\!1'5 at Middle- '' - - - - - - - - -• ..-~&ll!i""*'-...;1 Po-. BUSMAN'S HOUDAY-Tbe driver of this bu at Qaaag Ngal. South VIet Ham, had a lorlel holidaY after a typhoon wubed out the bridge over whicb tlie bus ordlnariiJ cro.. lllldo litO CDIIIIDIIube4 atoa•&wo 1 the river. 'lbavellil:le boCIIIIe. fl:rrllloat wileD •.. . . lll!lPaDf. 1 a N.w...,..... .... ywlltht .tylulntonatlfllll.,... .... ""* rukn, fincH,. your r.vwtt:o Mhotton .... r..wl ..... Big buy in blttlr r... portable stJno 7 ~ ~ .'tt,.~~= 10 Wlttl totallnltiNIM• ouo )>Ilk powor OlllpUt. • WIUt total muaJo POWer oolpUI. Two too Golclon Voice• apubn in detlch· c. a... able speaker winD•· Hind· some vinyl-covered ltl• wood c1binlt. - Po,... Modol > MOTOROLA I ' t'abfe radio ' .... -·· == .. T•bl• ltHio ~ .........."' 8unclu ,.,!' and MldftltM ~~~ WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. ~ ___.......,...... MllldllfiOrt ;;q:- a... ~l, ~: ~f.=~, :..r!:i.:r~ ~~~~ •.m. SL FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GOEGLEIN '*"' ;t :• ' CO. CbevaJief a.. LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE '-------HEINER'S BAKERY 1:&,000.00 1111,000.00 93,198.83 383.1W.83 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------·-- ------- f5,482.1!2.83 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. MIMOIANDA Ani! Take '1111 Homo wv:aun r.:rr RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE TOTAL LlABILITIDI AND SANDWICH Al•ell pledlad or outcned IAIM<urellabllltleo and for other PDil>OIOI -·· --·- ·--·--- -- -· -- • 1115,000.00 I, PAUL E. ltLOES, AuiiiiDt Cobler, of lbe abovo-named bank do hereby cleClaro tllallbll report of ooaditinn !1 true .and 1 correct IAI the beat of lll1knOW)edge and belief. . PAUL E, KLOES We, tbe undenisued directors atltot the correclrlou of this report of c&ndltion and declare that it hat been eJAmlntd by us and to tho best of our knowledto and belief il true and correct. C. WA~ SWJ8Hl!R LESLIE 1'. I'UL'l'Z Directoro. THEODORE T. REED. JR. STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS u; lhr01'11 to and oubicribed bttore me thl• 13th da' of January, 10115. HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY FM thai epeclol -aston, e Keepsake Diamond Ring is the perfect gift IICtW and forever. And overy Keopooko is ,.... ............. onanently -.~ regis~ V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Wanblp, --·P'=k• ·. FOREMAN & ABBOTI ,. ffl ' 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 $30.00 Oeum--. .lence en c........... , ... aric.... MASON fURNITl!RE j:;Q, OF AMERICA · M'ISQN; W. VA. ,I ' ' . -· ' . ' I = aamce, m: Veda•••"' RACINE PLANING MILL :EUNinD STEEL WORKERS TWI .. LOAF r:· ' -~ :.OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ONI.Y --· POMEROY FLOWER SHOP SWISHER & LOHSE and proo You..,. pooy- lout you con'l buy a a- 01-ond 11111,._ • REVIVAL STAR SUPPLY CO. RALL'S BEN. FRANKLIN BUS STOP- The ancient structures surroUDdiDg Red Square oiler a pkturelclue bacl<grollll4 for a cl&l>\«e!ng bua otop In Moacow. S.Viiot source pboto ....,,.. t1aree popular siteo: Tretyanlrov Picture Gallery, the Manege lxhlll!lion Hall and the arcbileclural monuments of the Kremlln. _.a; BAUM LUMBER CO. • K. & C. JEWELERS "Yoar *'-'•" ~ .1 '. -•ffllt.... II•*• •=• St. Paul's Lutheran Chutch �... ,· -............. ,"-"'··'"--- ,_ ' -...·-"""' .I SOCIAL 8 .oaily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Jan. 15, 19651 _!••I Est•te For ~le_ WANT AD INFORMA f!ON 1diD p . ~ hlnrt' Ou<'lllnt' o.~ • llnnd... t.no W...o M(ldernized home - two stl)ry - built in stove, bircb kLchen c.ab•r,et5; ground f111or htundry; modern bath; dt •wnstairs :>e<lroom: new 011 furnace h~ats both floors. storm doo,·s throughout . uew sturm wmdows on three rooms : bast'ment ; double carport w1th oYerhea~ stora~e; shf"ltert'd plrnic area, I Ly acres ; new extenor pamt, spnutm.e: . roo( 1ust put in A-1 cond1tion ; 40 gal. automatic hoi watt>r tank ; 220\' elet'triclll lme ; threl! bedroo1ns up, clo.:.ets for all bt>t'lrooms ; out of high waler. t'nll)l... tt- &. • CA.I'fl IU.&A IIUN. fYlllAD"TI41'-I~ .~ ..p•.o ti.Ur nr .Jn!:l • • Ull Iii A ,_ o.<1 1M JOnfth,.atiMI r"ll• puhnan•• _,., ~ •• ·~ rllh' , lldiJ Ill ,..._, •"' ~ 1H"'~ ,.,,.,."••n•"le •n•"Jkl 1M &rr"'' -.p.-... ~<'1 .... , ..... l•'•t~ """ <>Uh .... I'll/ .,.,. .,.. .-.!llp<O'ltlh" fn• .. n.,. UUol' ""' ,.,.............. ln.r\1- ......... ,,.. llAI' . . ~ c..-. .... · - .... . ,, ., rau .. · ~b&r l• IlL ·-tt·~ ~CA- ... wn• ~ !,1 \AIItl pe. ~-~ ~ucoun1 r~:~,... ,.,, ~ ....rt, .... l!'lllb IJ<'IG Uh tnco ..aft . .., ......... II cl•n :AKJ) l't:t"NI\Io A UH!'I'IJ Ulb - II • tol l')l. ...,HI 111\11 •ma"' . . eta 'llddlttnna• • ..., .. QJI Ol't1CI dUUIQ LID &. 'hfUrdu Ill. -41 : ~ ITil a. A M l>"n' 1214)1! GOOI' &U'f' ..,UI 't 8(. t' Y> ('() .. J.AC.a & &I:SlJLl f>RfiUUt :.11'10 liUN'1 A.f' -==========-· Notice GOSPEL MEETING, m ln the old ,Jt"JS! basement and attic. dose to schools and churches in Middleport. Call WY 2-3636 . 439 Lint.'(.ln-St , Middleport l-lS.3tc 1963 TEMPEST Cucltlu ~ultq ANY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED WILl SELL ON LAND CONTRACT PHONE WI 9-3222 1176 ACRES - 160 acres in well ~ fenced improved pas- 1 ture. 50 acres for tractor cultivation, 3~ acre lake FOR SALE <stocked) 7-room frame R ==;;-::F:::o;-:r;:::::~e =n~t:-;:::::;;;:;:; house with bath, basement, I 'HKEE and four ··:·'"· furn«h .. I LUMP and run ol mine coaiJ and furnace h<oting: base- l ed lllldWY~shed 12apan,6 ~ for sa le. Goeglein Coal Co. I ment barn (36 x 561, imple-1 ~eota._ _.._, "c Page St., Middleport. ment shed, granary and olh· I SMALL apartment. 208 Butter 12 4 Uc er buildings. Excellent pro- I nul Ph . WY 2_2682 . Roger perty for grass farming, (da l- [ Clliiums. 12 1 tfc SINGER Sewing Mochines ry beer, or general farming). . __ . new S76.50 up. Several used Property has hangar and 1 flffiF.E BEDROOM duplei 1 machmes at bargain prices. foot landing strip. Well locatI pnvale entrance Sugar Kun The Fabric Shop Singer Sales ed on good gravel road. I ares. W'i 2-3618 and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. mile from state highway. $16,12 I tfc . WY 2-228!. 4 2J Uc 500.00. : WANTED- Smail or low pric· , For Sale ICOAL fi'OR sale. Good lump , ed farm listings. _ _ _ coal, delivered or at the. C, C, CUCKLER, RWEYALTOR LeM.ans Coupe. Local owned and low mileage, red over ivory finhsh, 326 V8 engine, automatic trails. Like new whitewall tires, radio and hester. The word 1s I 1 I I Racme nftwe bUJld1ng. Thursday , Jan 14 through Jon. 24, slarling al 7·30 p m. Every ewning exre 1 ~10ndays and S.aturda.' s. F:veryonr cordially invited . D. Reynolds and L. Hawkes. 1 14 tfc I WILL NOT be rcsponsiblp for any debts contracted by anv· one other tJlan nr, sell '-= r ~n­ ed: Myrtle Gardner, Langs· ville, 0 . 1 13 Jtp SQUARE DA!';CE at ll<e Masonette, F'riday night. I 12 _ ..____ Gtp I _______--- -. SPECIALS! 63 FORD F-1 00 6 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio. 4 Speed Trana. Ca•b and $1995 1960 CHEVROLET 57 CHEVROLET 2l TON $1395 1960 RAMBLER 55 CHEVROLET 1 TON STAKE BED 51 GMC 314 TON STAKE BED SO DODGE l TON PICKUP 47 DODGE l TON STAKE BED ' Se I BOX 229 R 1 En HAY and 1 blark An-i mwe on Storey's Rtm. e A · • ..,0 "' · Ph••r•r• '\ '-, 2_. Orvlile Hogue or phone SH 2- __ gu <; fre sh'" tpl SOZZ. l2-l~30tt. - - - - -1 15 3 . 1 28.13 . __ FOR SALE: 5 room ouse o , trans .. radio, heater, good I -----S :.. f I C II , Business Services Charles pencer, La ureJ tires. Beige and brown fln· · ALFALFA HAY or sa f' .. a . _ _ _ _ __ _ Chff. Call WY 2·3240 ish. 15 3 1 1 WY 2-2557 . ___ 1 14 Btp tc 1 INCOME TAX servi~. Victor 1 $999 f I 14 ~:: 000 1 E. Gaul, Chester, Ohm. Phone . i''OR SALE-Middlepol'1 11 tallI.LIMBER or sa e. . 985-2402 after 5 p. m ' est building, located 1m2 1'1 bo:ord feet or marked l<m er 1 1 8 30tp Street. Midt1leport 1961 OLDS F-85 _ ·md 00 ··ords of pmewood. Second 1 ' G. R h; Proced lor qulc• .ale. 4 Door Sedan. Dark blue finContact Harold , ~us •. PROMPT delivery of limestone u1re at Ohio Hotel. ish, clean interior, V8 engine. for vour every need. An y q --::--::Por1l:md. Ohm. VI 3·225:) Std. trans. Radio, heater, a 3 1 15 tP size . . Phone Emmet W. Shui· iFOR SALE: Modern all elee. . real sharpie and only SINf;F:H st>wing machill{' m I er, Contracting . WY 2-3243. I tire 3 bedroom borne. 100 1 1 blond rabinct, like new . 1 6 tfc 100 lot Syracuse, Phone 01ck $1195 1 Sterrett. WY Z..Z527 . Equ • Pr~--'d with automalir zig 't, I I MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM I Fathmo Night wiU be o~ ed when the RaciM El......,. tary P.T A. meets on Monday, January 18th at 7:110 p.m. Third grade mothers will ...,e nfreshmeniL The meeting of the Democra• club scheduled for Friday even ing at the Pomeroy secon<l ward house lw been ebanger to Monday at 7:3() p. m. AI memben are asked to brln: sandwiches and cookiea. Jan. II Chester Council Daughters o J America will meet in egul: session Tueoday at 7:30 p.m. The chater will be draped ir I lll<'mory of Violet Hill a n d members are asked to wear I white. At the close of the me<'!' ing a layette shower will be held for Evelyn Bauer. Evangeline Chapter OE!! will I hold a vegetable soup sale January 19, ot the Masonic TemJ> !e. Orden may be placed by calling Mrs. Charleo Bennett I WY-2-2666 or Mrs, C. E. Norton WY-2-2038, Orden may be picked up between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. or will be delivered if desired. Orders should be plac1ed no later than 6 p.m. Mon· I day, January 18. I ON THE SPOT FINANCING KEITH GOBLE FORD of drama. Even viewers who disagree with these detractors, and with their opinions, mtght weB aGmit that recent television sea· sons have seen an inordinate amount of weeping over platn aud simple punks. This ha• undoubtedly been the work not so much of the few sophisticated producers and writers who ex:tend normal human decency to those on need, but of the hacks who jump on a trend and dis· tort proper Instincts into in11en- sitlve and mi•gulded fiction. Thus, even if the original Instincts were sound, there have lndeed been ludicrous excessew that were almost bound to brilll{ a healthy reaction. 11 is probably no coincidence that the two upcoming aertea, 1WoHpen USED CAR LOT I DAILY CROSSWORD 6.- · · - · - . Letart W Va. s }N " I 19;;,a:'our~:;II~;Jgli~~ndillr~~: @) V.rllecn;..,:•:':.- POMEROY Snow Tires J -I HJlt&rJ -------- . s ' -..... r--- Bere'a how to wvrk lk AllYDLBAAll8 II LOIIJ&I'I:LLOW One letter limply -.ta for IIDDthor. Ia UU -aplo A lo U..O fM the tllrae JJ.. X for tbt two O's,. etc. Sin&1• Iettu1, apoaotropl~"'• t1u1 lebgtll and formation ot tile WOido are all hlnto. ilach d&y lite- lettero .ue dltteimL A YltTH'l' CJtnololanm llHT Quola- tJTVVWT BKV II:TOULB YY B:liU'l' II LI'l'B.-0 R L'1'BT W W TVV v..-.,., ~ l'lla1'&c'1'oR 011' • .k· MONu'AY THRU FRIDAY 6:00 stgn 0. - Newo 6:115 Scared Heart 6:20, Me!i• County Rfi'D 6:25 )'~ul Bower. - Fann 6:30'1lilo Miller Sho~ 6·57 Weat~er 7:00 Nera 7 05 's .Morning Chapel 7 20 · · Miller Show 730 ~ts. 7 :3~_ P. ei]S Hardware . (Tues .. Thurs·) 7:50 News 8 00 Bill Miller Show 8:30 Doily Light 8 45 Bill MUier bow 8:45 Baker Furniture Show ;4·\Yed .• Fri.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 10.00 Bi\t)flllero Brunell Show 11:00 Ministerial Association 11:15 !4j18011 County Agrl. l"nt. : (Tuu, 1 11:15 Faqlly Wonbip tThun. 11:15 ~-~,(;.)'rosnm (Fri.J 11:30 Swap Shop 11:45 TlpJ'•c<:ouutr, Hynmtlme 12:110 C:ement lllock Nowo 12:15 Qoealer Gueot Stat 12:30 Alldtnoa Show 3:00 Show !' Sign On Be Still and Know News Musical Clock UOEiectric Co. News News Headlinel 4.40 .Jim Mee1 Show Musical Clock &:3fl Sign Off Word and Testimony SA11J~DAY Ohto Valley Newa 6o00 Sign On - New• World Newo e:U~; Country Music Sporll Today 6:25 Cowotry Jamboree Weather 7:00 News Musical Clo•k 7:00 Larry Anderson Show Com.nunlty Newo ' ll:OO Top Ten Show Talk of the Town Mason Coun'"' 12:110 Noon News "' Newa , Mucial lnlfrludo Public Service 12 15 12:30 Tho Rev. Merlin Teeta Family Worsbip Hour I:IIO Jim Men Show L&tchs•rin& News Beat 5' 30 Sign 11 .. 11:00 Mol'llln& illelndlea SUNDAY except Friday. Church 7:30 Sign On • Army Hour BeHo Rln& 8:00 ~rench City Baptlsl World News 8:30 Sunday Show 11:50 Mason County New• 9:30 The Bible Speake• to· YotJ ILI:OO Community News 10:00 Tha Good Life 12:00 Local Newo 10:15 Sunday Show 12:10 Markell 12:110 Noon Newa 12:15 Weather 12:15 Christian'• Hour 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:3() Rev. Merlin Teets l2o25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:30 Coll!lty Aeent 1:30 Rev. SUao Billups '2:45 Country Go Roond 2:00 Rev, Andrew Parso111 1:55 News Beat 2:45 Tho Rev, Roscoe Thorne l:IIO Country Go Rowod 3:20 Country Hymntimers ' 55 Newo Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour ~:tio Midway M.Un• ti:30 Sign Off 3:55 New• Beat ° l!liilit' WJEH RADIO ·~~~~~~~~~-- I I MONIJU THRU FRIDAY WMPO Radio ""'- -' ---------------------- tuppoBI It DOES ketp Janie In off the ab rito but the ·--trouble 18 that It pun her father on It!'" ·' ](H!' !ll Ck 1 RAC • VHTCO• PROSPERITY IS ~ PIIIN~ARK ·rwAm 6o45 7o00 7:03 7:08 7,110 7:32 7:45 8:00 8:05 1:10 8:15 B: 16 8:55 9:00 9:55 10:00 :15 10:110 4:110 Dlscing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5o00 Community News 5:05 World News 5: 15 Sports Today 5:2> Weather ti :30 Dlomer MUilcale 5:41 SICD OH SATIJRDAY G:4i Sign On 7:00 Be Stnl and Know 7:03 Ne~s 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headline• 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 1·00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:00 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 1:18 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour t0:'5 FamUy Wol'lhip Hour 11 :00 ~w1, Army Hour 11:30 Publl< Service 12:00 Newo Rowodup 12:20 Bulletlo Board 12:25 Newo 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Mabnee !:u; Ohio State Football 4:110 DlsclnR with Doss t :3() Top ron Bevua 5:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 PubUc Servlco 5:30 Dianor Musicale 1:45 stgn WHAT'? WHY, I PICI<ED OOT'fiWGrEAK I<YGELFI WELL, SOMEBODY MUST'A' GOOf:ED, DOC! JUST TRY TI-l' GOULASH! I LEA~!\T "T'MAKE IT ~ROM 0' TH'6ESTC!-lEFS """"' ir':; NOT FoR ME , ITS FOR MV BROT~ER ~N D r. A.. Gra'!l&. . _, In the aoutbenl part of Gallla County 1110111 I . _ tbat I use.d to travel as a youngster are great roc~.~ and cut mto these rocltl are eelllte cava.. diVI!rs ~- BlrdJ and other onlmola built tllelr nests and reared their young In tbe c:leftl wbleh lift~ ~d safety for them and their bablea. ,' Toplady wrote "Rock of Agea cleft for me Let me bide myself In thee." My friend Jesu1 Cbrlst II tbat ROCK, the "Rod!; of Ages cleft for me," for you. Wblle Jesua banied upoa the crou a cruel aoldier cleft Jill llde wltll a apear. Blood and water a wasblng for sin, flowed forth. YOU and ynu and I may hide, by faltb, in tlle cleft of that Rock and 1\~ covered by l;lls great band. Obi n~· ,the fire may flash around you but It will not !dnd:!ii~ you, The waters mlcy' roll about you. but tlley '1:..... -lll!t o'erflow you. Sa~ mBf ·~v~ly temrt you b1it ,~ Ill'/ overcome you. Thill rock may. not ~v• you FR 1111' tli~ storm but He will save VOU In tlle ' llorm. It YOU wll trust and obey, friend. YQU wlll be enal)led to sin1. l!ltl ,Fanny Ctosby. "HP. bideth ony IOUlln the cleft of the rock Thaqhad••w~adrythinty land~ . He hideth my -llfe~tn:the ~epths of b!- love, !.,-~ c·:~--o ,.-:~ ::·~n d~h h•s ~~n1.' FOR MONEY!! J DAILY CBYP'.rOQUOTE - 'Ociety Notes ~:~.Y'b::~!o~~r!l:f~tc;c:'~ AND DOGPAlt:H HAS NEVER A~KEI> THEGOVE RNME N T Fiel~'a M~a~~:l:~Ued There's boney In the rock for you NEVER COLLECTED AN'/ MONE'I FPDM OOGDt.TCH, Atlantic SERMONE'ITE 119611 MAGNOUA Mobil borne, Reuter IDBUI'IIIlC<', PomerGJ 10:45 wJtb Lloyd Dillinger aud Margo Grate were over· Mrs. Irene Wlnebrener spent 12 3tc 53 X 10 ft., 3 bedrooms. l'lo ' . tfc lay leader, and au night guests of Miss Sherrie 8 day willl her sister, Mrs. ~:r9iiiftlt(im;{lffUurnrn1Shed apart- baths, Call Ripley, 3'1U!I!i4. of 20 · Turner on Thursday. The oo- Sarah Hannum. I 6 12tc Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn easion was bonorin• the 12th Mr. Kenneth Rollins Is a paf .1'!'\'"' or rent. Phone WY 2· family ol Little Hocking spent blrlhda of Sherr!; tlent at Holzer Hospital. He 1 12 ~[Nci)i:N tfc I BURROUGHS calculator, adda, LET • 150110 Pb Saturday night and Sun$y Y l is to have a 'finger amputated. I; HEIGHTS, mod- subtrocts. multiplies and t11· 1954 CHEVRO • • · · '\with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday goests of ~ r o. H• was injured whDe working 1 15 __ ~ Millard Swartz and Terry room house with vides, $40.110. Inquire Ohio VI 3-2682• Maude Holcomb were ber ,.n at the Pbilip Sporn Plant. ~ basement. gas furnace. Hotel, Middleport. 1962 TRUCK lntemalional 1600, Sandra. Everett Holcomb and famlly, Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Gerlach l c...,dw<Jod flonrs, ooce kitchen, I 5 Uc 1948 Int. K. B. No. 5, 1953 The following WSCS grandson, Biff Krebs, and children, Randy, steve and stnnn doors and windDodge, Call SH H6Q. visited the Tuppers Plains W. Darla spent a few daytt of the With yaro aort droveway SLUGGISH septic tank• Clog-\ 1 14 Sip S.C.S. on Thursday Breuda = b a s been sick , rece!ll holidaytt on a slghl._. Tracy Whaley, WY 2- , ged drams? Get Kiean-Em · 1 57 BillCK R dma ter $too OO Jan. 7: Isola Tator, Helen the post · ! 1ng tour of West Virginia, Kenafter 4 30 P m I All Septic tank eieaner at , Phon WYoa2-27a:_ ' · · Woode, Grace Swartz, A lm•j Mr. Adrian Fisher Is report- · lucky and Tennessee. 8 I 6 tOte I Landmark Farm Bureau. 12 22 301p Swartz, Genevieve Guthrie, 0&- 1 ed recovering salisfacfurlly af. LHtle Shelby Jo Hoffman has apanm•ntl 1-l-3flt.c ' . ie Mae Follrod and Kathy and ter recent surRery. been m lor a lew days. on ground floor ' 'l1le Rambler Florence Spencer. I Mrs. Wanetta Radckin vtsll- Word was received by friends and bath, hardwood World lllandard ol Compllel Wilma Jean Atherton spent ed her father, A. D. Morrison, here of an accident at VanadYoungstown kitchen, BEST PRICES ON Eleeu.saturday evening with Linda in Meigs General Hospital. ium In which Douglas Rollinl . .llllltic heat Private enRia - room. lido ad ,.. 1Henderson. , Mrs. Nellie Vale aud 100, ol Cottageville received a bad· Call WY 2-32110. lwmaDCo, SmaD .... Miss Gertrude Taylor of Jliek· t Johnnie, were Sunday guests ly CMI!Ihed foot. 1 5 lfc llld IIWII..,...bUIIJ 1sonville spent a couple of days ; of her parents, Mr. and Mro. ' Mr. Floyd Blaine of Akron ~~r.:~~:. 670 x 15 _ 16.60 See lost week with Mr. and Mrs. 1. E, Radekin. , was a guest of his upcle, Mr. and balb apartmeot ~.. ta• Mebopollt- M-. Ernest Taylor and John. -Mn. J. E. Radeklll I and Mro. William Rollins. Phone W'l 2-3319 Nylon ao ..kwoll Tubo r,.. E. i\lola Street. Pom...., Mr. 8lld Mra. Charles D. , ' Rev. and Mro. Wilbur Raxter 12 1$ tic SUPER SERVI n.t WY Wl'll Woode called at the Claire Q - Whal ol Stale oolled on Mr. and Mrs. Roaa CE 4 22 tf< 1Wonde borne in Pomeroy and 1o bt-st remembered lor - his Winebrener and Donna Friday CU8TOM batchering aad 'CUi- I visited her moth<r, Mra. J. B. "()pea lloo<" policy Ia Clllna? evening. STATION •••• w c'"'' ling, Pbll Meier, Phone WY ll:layea, In Middleport 1aat Sat--j A - John Milton Hay.. under Several from the Board oom· , Mt•- WY 1-9912 z.t~lt, 11 t Ue urday. Prelridel!l Mel{f•lry. Y'C"r.!'y tee •:t·c, '!·-~ a m·!?ol THE GOVERNMENT HAS DOWJf • SOCiety • Notes or WY 2·3569. ... LCyrua Porn·t Rock Alfred GL06 metal !, I SA~IN' ll.Afflx.. M.Female oheep Roberi MOTOR C0 • HE'S aawa~a- Carmel 0 es A OADI!URN WORD 411, ~oint liO. Preelaal \tlll · OCie 'THUNOEftATION !! :t: CAN'T UNDERSTAND •nor ·w. s •fy N f 'JYf!:, GRoFFLE I SLOSH ~ g 'ib iS TALKIN' HIS HEAD OFF ~.1>.-otr, " I· J>A'N llatla I ---l SMil'F- . .. Jlpoot> - 1 ~NU,f'Y D,MoJI&Wa '1. Weep 41. Threa "goer overcast buttonhole, , EXPERT cabonet rna kong, cus· , 11 25 lie at the Graham Baptist church Mr. and Mrs, Ray Johnson 'etr·. " " r:uaranteed · 'to part • as- tom ma de. furm·t ure. s uch as 1. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN with the Rev. Bud Hatfield •• of Columbus and Kay and Mih b els and buffets 1 ed T0 Buy ' • the evangelist. chael Evans of Grove City were WILL DO rug weavin . Wl g. suming 8 payments of $5 80 hutc ca m Want 2 door. Vinyl trim, grey fin· 'lr, and Mrs, Donald Shields weekend vlsitoro of their par· g munthl . WY 2·3862. , tables, etc ., made to ~rder ., - - - - · -- 2826, I-9-20_t.p y I 15 'tc Built-in cupboards or cabonets . NET PLAY PEN, WY ~-3225 ish, clean inside and out, 0Ct'a CWS and children have returned a!- ' ents and aunt and uncle, Mr. 1' •tc Good tires, ndio and heater. 1 . . --Phone WY 2-5312. I 5 30tc WY 2-3535. " • ter •pendlng a f ew days 1n Flor· and Mro, J oseph J ohnson. KenAUTIIM!IBII.E lns'lrance t>eeo R"POSSF.SSSD Electrolux _ _ -. , .· , . line $li oda and Mr. and Mrs. Delton , neth and Beverly. Kay and Mik~ S 4 cant-elled' '<lSI vuw opera sweeper, cleans like new and Nelgler Butldm~ _:! r~lppi~ .10 rj WANTED . locust posts. 00 7,L Sayre have gone to Florida for Evans also visited their grand· ....'a ,.____ , Call W' "~ d I I d ali i new homes Buolt on kotchadn corner. 5110 to 10 , "' By Irene Wlnebrener few do ys. I1 mot her, Mrs. E ulab E vans. "'-~• r....,...,.. guarantet' nr u es . h to Huma 1 4 5 Sl~u, ckanmg alla•·hments fur bal· ' ens, storm windows_. a um- ft. long, or me !tsvme TRUCK SPECIALS Mr and Mrs, Harry Thomas Mr. and Mra. Roy Friend are Mrs, Harold Gillogly and chtl- -· I aowe $:):1711 or $6.00 onon lhly. inum Sldong Call Guy Neog- phrey Fa':"''• R • I and daughter a~d Moss Ruth !he proud parents ol their first ; dren of Carpenter was Tuesday MARAN Fur Agency , N Brown , WY 2_18ti 2. 1 15 5tc , ter Racine, Ohio. Ohoo. 667-6295. t 12 6tP • Thomoo of Huntmgt?~ and Rus- born, a son. The mother is the visitor of her parents, Mr. and St, Ma,.,n, W Va Fur. wano .. MSTlJTZ'S H&N ··Nrek ' 12 29 tfc STANDING Timber. Top cosh 1961 Chevrolet I sell Thomas of Brolloont, Ohoo , former Martha Thompson. The Mrs. Lincoln Russell. ed. Muskrat , Mmk, ana rae Ot-Jrr A. I, I . , , h. k or r:d'IIHef f'hlmiNIII ... price paid. Marion Reynolds. ~ T p· k $1295 were Sunday dinner gm~~ts of maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp coon SeoHI tor proce lost Call Chrck" eg wen c " s. 1 ·11 Oh'10 Rt 3 Call Dn IC up Mr• Mar•aret Thomas I and Mrs. Albert ~ Th • d llet todi.ly ModNn l:leaUng Coo VI e, • · · Low mileage by one local -~. ,. · 1110mspon. e and Kall of Langsvllle were re7'13-5296. U-ll-30tc soarlle P~ -~llrens Mm...vWe, able after 4 o'clock, 667-3503, owner. Dark green finish. viMrs. Betty Sayre and daugh- ~!feat lll'andparents are Mr. and cent supper gu.Sts of her par~~:l~ot_r~~ho:: LY ·2-9031. . , End vvur &ewn trooNH 1 11 30tp nyl seats like new. 6 ply tir· ter, Lynn, were week end.guests l Mrs. Harry Thompson and pa- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fo• Rent 5 It II• ""'" oD ,.._ es. Heater and delroster. of her mother, Mrs, MttcheU, ternal grandparents are Mr. and . Smith and Jo in honor ol Mrs. - - I - -I I co Sewer Ma.hinoo Farm Machinery 1948 Ch I t of West C?lumboa. I d' Mrs. Walter f'riend. Knapp's birthday. 11 ' NEW AND USED weldPrs RellliOoable Raret ONE -\v:.gner-- loader- - wl th 1 evro e Mrs, Lmnoe ~olfe s spen mg Mr. Okey Capehart of C'olum- Mr. and Mrs. Harley JohnAPARTMENT, 5 rooms and you need a welder to run CaD Wt t-mt llay ., Nlpt hydraulic bucket and fork Y2 Ton Pickup. $295 a few days With h~r daughter, bus was a weekend guests of son and Tammy and Cheryl rebath, showa and tuiJ . 6:1 S low. hydrogen rod? Free 1nal.l 1 • tfc for Ford or Fergu~on tract- Solid cab. all good tires, ~rls Tack and family , Mounds- his mother, Mrs. Clara Cape- cently visited Mr. and Mr!. ' 3n:l St., Middleport, Phone M . County )..and mark, tile w Va WY 2-2671. eJgs U 'FA I'ING, Plumbing, Mueller or. One New Idea manure runs out excellent, heater. v · · · hart. Charley Smith and Jo. 1 15 tfc 1 1' cl Furnac.. Arnold Pome"oy. Brolhen- spreader, model 17. Douglas Mr. ?key Roush was a busl- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brinker Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr of d $15 195!\ Mer p Circi<, WI 9-3042. 1958 Ford I Ton ne" vtsltor m Pomeroy Mon- took their daughter, Sharon, to Langsville were Sunday afterTRAILER LOTS free sew- GOOD COON og. . ,, . . 618 Ea<• Malo Streel, oD> day while Mrs. Roush called on I Parkersburg Sunday evening a!- noon visitors ol ber n•-ts. age and water. Brown·s T•·ail- cury m.ol.or and automalocl eroy, Pbo•• Wt z..-. 1 14 6tp Cab & Chassis • $895 Rhod y f Mason. ..--· 0 T B tie • eager ter she had spent the week end ~r. and Mrs. Howard Thoma er Park ISI :de Approved\. tr:ln ~ mtss iOn . s;;o_ o~ IS· I 1 1il VB engine, 4 speed trans., Mr .. and Mrs. Okey Roush here. Sharon is in nurses train- and Patricia. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY sell, Long Bottom, 101;~ 3lc : ffiANSMISSlON Salvage Com- Musical Instruments ~~~~e/~':,.,,tt7~sgood seats, wer_e on New Haven Tuesday on ing at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Clarence Shumate visitI 15 tfc pany Repatring ail makes. , ANTONIU Stradivarius Crebusoness. Mr. Arch Roush called Sunday with her daughter. . 2--1324. twO 4-- ~oom. furnished apart· 1961 E>"~ Buckeye automatic tomatic and sta_ndard trans- monensis Faciebat Anno 17. 1963 Corvair ed for help Tuesday night as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce aDd ments One torSI fiooo wv 2- broiler feeder, long automal· misSions Mauroce Gagnon, Made in Germany. 234'h E. Panel $1695 Mrs. Lacy Roush was very m. Rand Middleport, ' ,165ft 11 27 tic I il' waterws and hrooders. _31 Owner. Phone WY 2-6173. Second ~t.. between 4 and Mr. Clare-nce Hoffman, Murl ·;::__::::Y :_:'_ ___:_ __ __ Low mileage by local <1Wner. 1 R h t Mt'JlJERN 4 room ana b.~:tth ' ton bulk lank. Good con dr11 17 Ue p. m. No phone calls. Roy Looks and runs like new. ex- Wolfe and Myrt e ous wen one evening last week. 4646 2 1 4 lurnlshed apartment M , d· i '"" Call SH ' AUlTUIN•:t<ll T. Kaspar. Mrs. Hattie Roush and Wayne Jtp tra good tires, heater, beige to his aid. Both Mr. and Mrs. I I 14 Jtp Cam•'"to Senlci finish, Roush ore elderly. Mrs. Roush spent Tuesday evening wllh dleport. WY "•''~4 ~· ,... I bas improved at this writing. 9 ll tfr Instructions ! The Letart PTA met Wednes- Mr. and M-;.. Emory Powon Mil· 5 MODERN 6 room house on $250. WY 2-2418. A- c. BltAIWIIIW ~~. - ~'::,~~ ~~~vi~!, T!!,T~ AJ. dav evening. Attendance was ell and daughter, Addie, of ton and Joe Circle Monday. Condor St. Call WY 2-2381. I 14 tfc Baeble, .,._ •u~:t.oo • we•ll PTepant.orr tnlrun, VI\ lo~. The school levy was dis- Portland spent an evening re Betty Van Meter and Mar _. \llltll t,ppoll'' ' "'"Qnn4• "' ........ cussed 13 3tc I • II tic ·•~ .,..,.m~ ·•w•"' """"~' OPEN EVES TIL 7 , M'ldred -ompson I c•ntly with Mrs. Mary Cicle. garet Ann Carletol! 8lld 1011, tary 1lfnr"11Ytlnll Jot.. Mrs · I .1.uh Tu 1 ··• 1 " - - called a1 tbe Dea n 1\NNl!I\L I price saIe, now In 1 , 111 ~'"''"f'RII:F •• -numta wnr• tonu 1 Margaret Ann Car etoa ...,. 0 uua~ 110DERN furnished 2 rooms progrrss, Jerry Miller's Coun I Help Wanted ''''"' "•m• .,•~~· ... ..••• I called on Maude Rous es- , Patrick visited Mr and Brinker bome Monday evenand bath rrfic:rent apart.--nent. try f'air, Rt. 35 . 0 minutes ~~~~"=-. ao. -. -n..day. Mis_s Dorothy Weigand and ~ Lee and ~hBdren Jng. Middleport. Phone WY 2-3874 G . 0p Wmebrener are having Irene I 12 tit W<·st o1 . a11 opo1os, en ev· 1DISHWASHER. Apply Blue & lbelr Ieeth extracted. P ery day loll 8 p. m. Grey Restaurant, Pomeroy. Legal Notice Mrs. Grace Crow returned 14 3 1 1< 1 12 tfc """" borne after spending the Qu-ist· I ROO M apartment and bath. I •__ -Jtetd r..tat.''"' owud ..,. WUlLUil A. unfurnishd All lllrlities !Ur· \'ICTOI! talking machine for u. s. Civil S.rvlce Teatsl Hllmpton, deee--'.:..'oc,....Oh,i Sllle: Your Chwy Dealer mas holidays wt~h her son <ontlnued from page 7) . " !shed u . ~ I • Men·WOIJlerl 18 pd ov•. 8ftun tobe. Town•hlp. MfiiJ• .....un Y, o. co Ch lie d f 1 of Mounds • D . pstatrs above Dr. sale with larg~ mommg Hiab ,.. , SDort I!.DUrL A.dT&DCemeftt. talning t7 acres, moNJ or leu. will POMEROY OHIO ar anva 8Jnl y . an horrible plt, out of th_e mirey clay_, and,, set mT d!et Donovan's ofice Phone WY • J d Sa Thouaand• of tobs open. Prepant.o n be !1014 on T'uud•Y· Janual'J' 19th, ville W And PI . . glory horn. c. R. or an, - lralnlnl ptll appointed.. Experience 1984, at 10:00 o'dcok A. M~t ~~ M' Ch' arl,:e Ball took a fat upon a rock, and established my gOl~gs. ~~. • HMI or WY 2·2064. I Str t R tland Ohio wrunall, un~ua!")' FR£1!: lnfM"m•·i orllce ot Crow, Cro... a: Po r, r. 7 5 ' I th t • f tro ble He shall hide me in .nq pa· em ee. u . . oi.IO D on joba. ealarll'll. ntqUlrtrm•nt•. tomeyl, Pomeroy, Ohio. t the Evans slaughter 2 : • n e Jme 0 u " ............. -1.. .... 1 12 tfc 1 13 6tp I Write tt>db rl•tna name. addND and not be .old ror len thin ' ofor Mr. and Mrs. Jolumy villion . • He sball set me un \lpoD a rock. Jwwv- JD - - _ hone ~ubject to the Hen for tax::~~::i•,b;;~n; I c AVAILABLE for rent after Jantinc:oln Servlc•· Bo* 868-. Pomero,. Th• riabt IJ; re~~ernd by ~-· Th sd tlte Rock of our Salvation. . f ~ r h't f ed beef D·"· .. 0 tiD ' p Oblo. l•tralrlx to reject IDY and Gerlach ur ay. ' Dary 16. 8 room house five 1ONE HA ,, 0 w I e ac . . '" omm,, Sybil ""'"""'· M Darrell Hoffman called Dr. Adam Clark says, the He brew ~rd SETA, traftL ~ t1 fboms recently refinished. 11.1.! Grain feed. WY 2-6554. "~IT'Ii:~tr~rta.:!Pt~~ ~~!~~ r. ta Mr and Mrl lated rock signifies those craggy preclplCM which afford ...,·baths. slorm doors and win- I I 12 3tc Insurance Ill , •• " · " · . . . :tts~:;,e:. ·~ly . shelter to men and wild animalS; wbere the bee• often dows, free gas, $75.00. Lo~- and Mrs. Eug..;. Hoff· made their nests, and whence booey WU 1011"'-1 In ·· on Rnrole 124 between CLEAN carpets with our Car- JOHNSON, 51mpom ........_ and live children return- great abundance. Racine and Pomeroy. C alii pet Sbampooer FREE, with Agency, ln. o\U 1armo o1 Ia Mr. and Mrs. Roger llolen ::"'M nda to their home in David's experience mul!t bave been o!mllar witb that John McCoy, WI 9-3655. purchase of Blue Lustre auran<e. Jim Job!WM 111111 and son, Johnny, of Londlltl- Bel ~ Ylllinols alfer apend· of Israel as expressed in DButronomy, 'He made them 1 12 6tc Shampoo. Baker Furniture. Bud Simpsoa, Apnlt derry were Satunlay night vis- ing va w~k with' his parents to suck honey out of tbe rod.'' But any of God'• cbll· 1 12 Gle RNiiSHiW22tb~cdroom apart1 1 lfc itors of her mother, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Hoff: dren who flee to tbe Rock rather than yield to temptaml"'t. utilrties ond w.,n. National PHOTO Copyong Service. Copel Radekin and spent m~ tion will come out witb brighter eyes and reaewed 3 bedr furnished . Lang lutz House, 19.17 8x50Tr .1 ~,: Ravens- teo made ol legal papers. Sunday School attendance with his mother, Mr. and lrln, M;. Howard Weigand ealled strength because of bavingaaten of that honey. 1' j:!1~ Pomeroy H;~h School I House ao er. birt!o records and almost 811)' Jan. 10 wao ~· offering $10.18, Grover Stout. I on Ross Wlnebraner Wedn.,.. 1 7 2ltp other documents. f · a mnnl h. Call WY 2: wood 273-\1425. WorahJp_ servtces we~e, held Sherrie Dinguss, Gloria Goff ' day evening. Obi there's bonsy in the rock my brotller -~- _ ..... -_ · · · · ·'lGLE •ud "' 1 • ..... ,.....,, -~ Society Notes Middleport, 0. Locust & Sycamore Sts. By RICK DU BROW Uailed Preu lDternallooal HOLLYWOOD l UP I) -Two coming lelevision series, one about a prosecutor and the other based on the work of lbe Federal Bureau of lnvestigalion, may mark a slight turning point in vloeo's recent history : A period lhat has produced what detractors describe as the " bleeding heart" school I All Cars & Trucks Are Priced To Go Classic 4 Door Station Wag. 2-311:311 1 on. Locally owned and a niee 1 IS well cared for car. 8 cyl. enh f · glne with new rlngs, std. 1 Chassis. 4 Speed Trani. Carb and Chassis. Impala Conv . Low mileage, 1 local owner. White fhtish, black t op, red interior, good whitewall tires, V8 englne, :w tomat•c trans., radio and beater. .Television Revue Ju. U 57 GMC 2 TON this shafll car. I CALENDAR go on 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 - I TRUCK i MODERN HOME, 6 room•. bath, breakfast room, large MUST SELL REGARDLESS OF SACRIFICE! The Cbollllt!l Swim: Whit Bis- 1 The distance ~weon tho tell atars as Woodrow WU·1earth and the moon is !1011 on NBC-TV'• "Prolllet In mated at about 236,000 mlleo. Colll''fl" Feb, t • • • Judy Charcoal, black lead, and Gllrland will be a euest Feb, 1 tho diamond are composed of on CJiS.TV's "On Bro..tway To- carbon. nipt," wbicb lealww YOIIJII Africa bas at le'aat tiOO dlsprofe..~oal talent ... Archie t net ethnic groups, each with "For nte People" (about I h Moore does • boxbiC uetch its own la11Jilale or dialect. prosecutor) and the d~a 1ua!:izll, l with the same nflwork'l Red Britons refer to the Bank Lad of tiono of FBI work tas yet Skelton on tho comedian'• !lhow England as the "Old y titled), are emergLn& at a 'l'll<',...y, Threadneedie Street". when tho nation Is deeply cemed about crime and lence. Certainly few crtm!n&l events in hl!lory have shaken the world u did tba murder of "f' NWQJI JLCidld. President Kennedy , LJ..._ On a lesser scale, lhe public toy v. Afflrnt has become sbarpiy aware of 21.lrsloolr :12.&the drinking of younpterl 1 and JO.x.a.u.. otlarld &in this way more personally n.:Degrade caught up with the law. u.ow-or -.n eatat.o: .._ As for television, there have Soot. lng of course in the past been pro- 14. Mul....,. grams about crime-busters. But lli.llcotch28. Droll the lwo new projects are un~ man'•cep fellow• aapzmn• , questionably to be associat- rT.Bibllcal name Uwd" ed with serious-minded Jl<.'Ople, lS.Comrn.:fountain which has not always been the 20. Pagodas TV 41.l'uelfor tllo 28. Prono~Ut case in the past. "For fhq'·= :U.Ii>!kor ID. 'i'uberl ft.lrol: t 4 People/' which begins on 28.PJeaear• Sa. Am. 45.Que<r TV Jan. 31 (after a delay est . . 'l'ojlaap 46. ll'oot-llloto Jan. 24), Is a production :ZS.Artot 01'1111l drawuc Herbert Brodkin, whose series I &Kalt With ettA(ir_. include "The Defenders." erayou FB[ series, meanwhile will ll.Medleval joy the cooperation of J . Eddaga:. TelluriJJul: gar Hoover's organization, &ym. is scheduled to start on ABC 13-Riglo&J TV in September. on Sunday abbr. :M.M._ nights at 11-9 p.m. EST, HJS FIANCEF ! ::::::tl 0 " '~"' ,, .. '. \ i•M ~ORRV .f IROUGI-IT IT JJP, BEN. THERE'S EVEN MORE THAN I'VC lOLD YOU .•. IT GOES BACK A LONG WAY AND... AND ••. , ;, ,, '' •....... f.:,;~.&.)f~."fMlt.;:t ~~ �.I 8-Daily Sentln ~I . Pomeroy-Middleport , o., J a n . WANT AD I MUST SELL REGARDLESS OF SACRIFICE! Modernized hMle - two story - built in stave, birch INFORMATION .., • ............ • D1• Be~""' ........ .,_...,. D.•"""•., t'Uftl"t41n- A. OtfWI khc hen cao•11etli; ground floor laundry; modern bath; d1tWnstair" CJedroom; new 011 furnace heats both fioors. sto rm doocs thro ugho ut ; new storm windows on three rooms; basement; double carport with overhead storage; • CA.NI &.l.lo.A IIVN. r.nRRD"TIIINfo K'l.-ett'eO 1M ._ 0.• ... Jnl1• ll••• U I.A .. Ul' l><oohh,..t._, il s hf'lt E>rE"d pu·nic area; 1 ~ acres; new exterior paint. spouting, root just put in A-1 condition ; 40 gaL automatic ho! wah•r tank ; 220V electrical line ; three bedrooms up, • IIU~ ('b. Mlhll•n•• - r~•• ,_.... r1tb• • ..... "' .... t-1 ..... , """ ., ..... Itt" - - - --· ~NY RE~SONABLE cro-..,, •n .. ,..,. "" '"'mOH'tl••••) f"tw ~MJh ..... .... IWif ... ~~"-'"" fm -. - ~ ... ~"· '" ............ ln-uetll TRUCK - : MODERN HOME, 6 rooms, bath, breakfast room , large I basement and attic. Close to schools and churches in Mid· dleporl. Call WY 2-3636. 439 : Lincoln-St., Middleport. 1·15-Jtc 1963 and low mileage, red over ivory finish, 326 V8 engine, OFFER ACCEPTED CALENDAR SPECIALS! TEMPEST LeMans Coupe. Local owned closets for all bedrooms; out of high water. ,.,...."''"''• SOCIAL 15, 63 FORD F-1 00 JilL u Fathers Night wiU be ~ eel when the Racine Elemeltlllry P .T A. meela on Mondaf, January 18th at 7:30 p.m. Third grade mothera will serve ,. lreshments. The meeting of the Dt!lnocl'al club scheduled for Friday ..., ing at the Pomeroy oecon<l ward llouae bas been chaliCe< to Monday at 7:30 p. m. AI members are askecl to brln: sandwichiA and COOki<'ll• Jau. It Chester Council Daugbten o · JAmerlca will meet In eguk session Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The chater will be draped ir memory of Violet HUI a n d members are askecl to wear white. At the Close of the met'ling a layette shower will he held for Evelyn Bauer. Evangeline Chapter OES will hold a vegetable soup oale January 19, at the Masonic Temple. Orders may be placed by calling Mrs. Charles Bennett WY·2-211M or Mrs. C. E . Norton WY -2-2038. Orders may be plckecl up between 3 pm. llnd s p.m . or will b<'. dellverecl if desired . Orders abould be placed no later than I p.m. Mon· day, January 18. 176 ACRES - 160 acres In automatic trans. Like new whitewall tires, radio and 6 Cylinder. Standard Trans. !Uidio. well • fenced improved pas.. [ heater . The word i$ go on PHONE W19-3222 this sha1·p car. ture, 50 acres RArD ._ ••"' , ,., ......_ __ cultivation, 3~ for acre tractor lake a..u ,. • ....., ..... -....a7 I a e 4 Speed Trans. Cwb and Chassis. 1 t ked ! $1995 ..... ~- "'""'' " - " fDr Rent \ FOR SALE s oc ·room r m II ~ .., ..nr" ''" l'b,_ house with bath, basement, I ...,..._.., la-tin"* 1 .... O•s•u•• .......0 ... •"" I Hlt.EE and four rrl'•'"~• turn ,.:h& I LUMP and nm or mine coal I and furnace heating; •• .... ••"'t" 111 ,...,.., medl!!l'~WY~st'.ed 12•6~ for sale Goe_glein Coal Co.] rnent barn (36 x 56) , irnple- 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Speed Trans, Cab and Chassis. :AJU) 01 l 'U""bolll.o • UIWI'll .,.. _,..;r~ w...: h d Mo d th4&JD - •' ·• t• lk. ....fil mU~ _ ___ Page St., Middleport . rnent 5 e • grana.,ll an Impala Conv. Low mileage, ••81ft k I SMALL apartment. 203 Butter 12 4 Uc er buildings. Exce _ent pr~ 1 local owner. White filtish, LID ._ a " ....... r 11 04UJ nut Ph. WY 2·2662. Roger 1 perty for grass farmmg, _(dal· black top, red Interior, good t..nan:~.,, _.,~~ "' • uo l2o(ltl Gl)t)JI Cullurns. 12 1 trc SINGER Sewing Machines ry beef, or general famnng) . whitewall tires, V8 englne, g•Pt~;a•-:" t -• new up. Severa) used ' Property has hangar and automatic trans., radio and ' USUL.~,..~·:J,1:tNO j THREE BEDROOM duples! machmes at bargain prices. foot landing strip. Well loclll- 11 healer . pnvate entrance Sugar Run The Fabr1c Shop Singer Sales ed on good gravel road. , $1395 ! ares. WY !-36111. and Service, Pomeroy, Oltlo. mile From state highway. $16,PHONE WY 2-2156 12 1 tic. WY 2-2284. 1 4 Zl tic 500.110. 1 =========~· WANTED- Small or low vuv-" 1960 RAMBLER '' For Sale J COAL FOR sale. Good lump ed Farm listings. All Cars & Trucks Are Priced To Go Notice - - - coal, delivered or at the : C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Oassic 4 Door Station Wag. on . Locally owned and a nice See I BOX ~%!1 WV GOSPEL MEETING in Racme BALED HAY and I blal'k An- i mine on Storey'' Run. well cared for car. e eyl. en· MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ' 1 · h PhO!l" "• ·. · 2Orville Hogue or pbone SH Z. 1 I~ In the old ,JUS 1 office bt.Jitd•ng. 1 gu~ rf's c0w. tine with new rings, std. o: . J.2..19-30ll :--5022 1 15 31 P] trans.. radio, heater, good 'lburliday, Jan: 14 through I 2853 FOR SALE : 5 room house Jan. 24, starting a! 7:30 p.m. ! C 11 , Business Services Charles Spencer, Laurel tires. Beige and brown fin· 1 ish. Every evening exce ·• ~wn- ' AI.FAI.F A HAY for "'e a ' -· Cliff. Call WY 2-3240. 15 3tc _ IINCOME TAX service. Victor days andSaturda,s Everyone I WY 2-25a7. ___ 1 1 14 6tp $999 rordially Inv ited. D. Reynolds' . 1 45 000 E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone I ~'OR SALE-Middtepui. and L. Hawkes. 1 14 tfc LUMBER For sa e. 1 ' I 985-2402 afler 5 p. m. ' est buUdl~. located 352 N - -. bnard feet of marked timber 1 8 30tp -e 1961 OLDS F-85 I WILL NOT he responSible for and 6() •·ords of pioewood. , _ _ __ Second Sb'eet. Middtcport any debts contracted by ~nv- ConiHd Harold G. Rous h. ! PROMPT delivery of limestone I Priced for qutciE die. lDo 4 Door Sedan. Dark blue fin· one other t.han m vself ~ 1gnPortland, Ohio. VI 3·2255. d An quire at Ohio Hertel ish, clean interior, V8 engine. USED CAR LOT edJ Myrtle Gardner. LangsI 15 3t for your every nee . y! . ---::---:-Std. trans. Radio, heater, 1 vlile 0. 1 13 .11 __ ___ __ p size. Phone Emmet W. Shu!· ' FOR SALE: Modem all elecreal sharpie and only Middleport, 0. Locust & Sycamore Sts. ' ' p SJNCEH sewing m ach ine in er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. tire 3 bedroom borne, 100 K SQUARE DANCE at the Masblond cabinel, like new 1 6 tic , 100 lot. Syrocuse, Phone Dtck $1195 onette, Friday night. Equipped with automatic zig . -· - : - -- - : Sterrett. WY 2-1527. zegger overcasl. butlonhole, EXPERT cahmet makmg. cus- ' 11 2S at the Graham Baptist church Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson 1 12 6 tp elc. r.~aranteed to pari· as· i tom made Furniture, such as I _ 1960 VOLKSWAGEN witlt the Rev. Bud Hatfield aa of Columbus and Kay and 1\11· WILL 00 rug weaving. Wi g. suming 8 payments ol $5 .80 hulch cabinets and buffets 1 Wanted To Buy I ' ' • the evangelist. chael Evans of Grove City were 2I2G l-9-~t monthly. WY 2·3862. ; tables, etc, made to order ., _ _ _ _ 2 door . Vinyl trim, r.rey fin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shields weekend visitors of their par· ~PI and children have returned af. ents and aunt and uncle, Mr. 1 !a ;tc , Built-in cupboards or cabmets. NET PLAY PEN. WY 2·3225 or ish, clean inside and out. -I Ph WY 2-5312 I 5 30tc WY 2-3535. 1 IS 3tc I Good tire., radio and heater . ler spending a few days in ~'lor~ and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. KenAli"I'C'MIIBII.E lnS!Ir!ince beeo R~POSS8SSED Elcctrolux _ -~~~ -~ ___ · _.. _ . ' •~ 1me . $1145 ida and Mr. and Mrs . Delton neth and Beverly. Kay and Mike cancelled' '.ost yuw Dpera sweeper cleans like new and fto!eigler Buildln~ ~11pp1}' f or WA NTE D: 1ocus t pos t s, 1Dr'1 license? Ca1J W\' z.~ cruar»nl:..,d _ Includes ali i new homes B_ uilt in kitcb- adn corner. 500_ to 1000, 71,1: Sayre have gone to Florida for Evans also visited their grand 1 • " .. H By Irene Wlnebrener j a few days. I mother, Mrs. Eulah Evans. II flU< cleanmg attachments For hal· i ens, storm wmdows. alum- II long, 4 or 5 mch top, um· , TRUCK SPECIALS Mr and Mrs. Harry Thomas' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Friend are : Mrs. Harold Gillogly and chill anre $33 70 or $U.OO mool hly . inurn Siding. Call Guy Nelg- phrey Farms, Reedsville, . •nd daughter a?d MisS Ruth !he proud parents of their first : dren or Carpenter was Tuesday MARAN Fur Ag, ency,,N . Brown , WY 2_3862. 1 15 51c ler , Racine . Ohio. Ohio. 667-3295. 1 12 6tp Thomaa of Huntmgton and Ru .. St M 29 tl II ~ f B 'II' t Oh. born, a son. The mother is the visitor of her parents, Mr. an<l 11 2 ·• awn , Va ~urs want· Tz'S -H&N "N k ' 1 c STANDING Timber Top cash 1961 Chevrolet se ...omas o r1 !3n, IO romter Martha Thompson. The M L' In R ed Muskrat Mink. and rae - Order AMSTU • tr ' --- • . . . . Re Ids S nd d' t I rs. mco usse11 , 0 ' s ' ' Chick" leghom chicks or """ r,...., Plamllla& ... prtce paid. Manon yno • 1;2 Ton Pickup $1295 were u ay mner gue. s maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp ;,~end lor prtce ~~ .;::~ 1 started pulleb loday. ~lodrrn Ue~~~g -~ Cofolvi ile,, 0hkio .••R1· 3· Call i Low mileage by one local M,.,., Margaret Thomas. and Mrs. Albert Thomspon. The and Kad of Langsvllle were re1 • w 7· 35 • I poultry, Box 188, Athens, Mtnen~we . ...,.... a ter 4 ococ owner. Dark green finish. vi· Mrs . Belly Sayre and daugh· weat ~andparents are Mr. and cent supper gueSts of her par---~ Ohio. Phone LY 2-9031. EJJd vow leftf trnatuel 1 11 30lp nyl seatR like new. 6 ply tir-- ter . Lynn, were week end guests Mrs. Harry Thompson and pa· t M nd Mre Charle Foo Rent I 15 ltc ~ M;!'b~u:" Farm Machinery es. Heater and defroster. of her mother, Mrs. Mitchell, ternal grandparents are Mr . and ;~~h ~o in ~or of Mri ·' D0 h I ofMWesLt. ColumW.bltfa. I pe d' g Mrs. Walter f'riend . Knapp's birthday. 0 -sooa•ie D - NE:W AND USED welui'J'S ONE Wagne-r- - loader- -w ·-·1- th : 1948 evro et lOme 0 e n m and ~ • -" · . · Mr . Okey Capehart or Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Harley JohnAP.\RTMENT, S rooms run Cllll W' Z-19'14 Llay 01 N1«1JI hydraulic bucket and fork 1;2 Ton Pickup • $295 a few dsys wllh h~r daughter, I bus was a weekend guests of son and Tammy and Cheryl rebath, showt'r and tub 6:1 s. you need • welder to low hydrog~n rod'! Free tnal.[ 'I • tk for Ford or Ferguson tract- r Solid ca·b. all good tires, Doris Tack and (amlly, Mounds· his mother Mrs Clara Ca~ tl . 'ted M d Mn ' 3rd St., Middleport, Phone Meigs County Landmark. Oer or. One New Idea manure [ II t h t ville W Va h rt ' . cen y VlSl r . an . 'tO:A riNG Plumbing, Mae runs out exrf" en . ea er. · · · a . Charley Smith and Jo. WY 2-2671. 1 Ia tfc ' Pome·oy. 1 I> ltcj 1\.rnotd Brolben. spreader, model 17. Douglas Mr. Okey Roush was a busl· Mr. and Mr.!. Freel Brinker Mr d M La Barr I · ·1or ·18 Pomeroy Moo • took their daughter, Sharon, to Langsville · an rs. rry o 1958 T F d 1 GOOD COON dog. 115. 1956 Mer· IIR Eas• Maio Streel, Pom Circle, WI 9-3042. or on ness VI.SI were Sunday after. 'l'RAILER LOTS - free sewI 14 6tp Cab & Chassis. $895 I day whtle Mrs . ~o~h called on Parkersburg Sunday evening af. noon visitors of her parenl•, .age and water. Brown's Trail· cury motor and autom".icl eroy. Pbo.. W\' Z..&MI. 'J :&10 de VB engine, 4 speed trans ., Rhoda Yeager o asoiL ter she had spent the week end . Mr. and Mrs:. Howard 'lboma er Park iS1 :• te Approvedl, tran~m t sstort. $50. Tom Bl s·] I'RANSMISSlON Salvage Corn- Musical Instruments solid cab and good sests, , Mr .. and Mrs. Okey Rous here. Sharon is in nurses train- ~ and Palricia. Minersville, Onio, Phone WY s<>ll, Long Bottom, Oh1o 1 IG Jtc heater , good tirts . were m New Haven Tuesday on I ing at St. Joseph' s Hospital M Cl Shmn8 t vt81't· ··2-3324. 1 Ia lfc - pany Repairmg all makes . ANTONIU Stradivarius Crebusiness. Mr. Arch Roush callrs. areD;ce e _ fWQ -4 room lurmshed apart· 1961 E-o Buckeye automatic •nmatic and standard tran& monensis Faciehat Anno 17. 1963 Corvair ed for help Tuesday night as ed Sunday With her ~aughter . ments One (irst flour WV 2- broil~r reeder, long automat- missions Maurice Gagnon, Made in Germany . 234lh E. Mrs Lacy Roush was very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pren:e a~.. 1 ..3658. 11 27 tic 1 ic waterers and brooders. 31 Owner. Phone WY U173. Second ~t.. between 4 and 6 Panel $1695 Mr.· Clarence Hoffman , Murl Randy, Middleport. .;:..·1-UEo• • room an• balh : ton bulk l.ank . Good condi· 11 17 Ue N0 h ll Roy Low mileage by local owner. W0lf d M tie Roush went •w• u P· m. P one ca .s. Looks and runs like new, exe an yr · one evening last week, 1 SH 2 4648 furnt h d M ' tion Cal . . . oliJI."I'IIINt:ICfi T. Kaspar. 4 3tp Ira good tires, beater, beito hi• aid. Bolh Mr. and Mrs. 'II' cll~rte w~~::nt. 'd i . I 14 3tp CompleJo fini.sh. ·Roush are elderly. Mrs. Roush • s:~s. :::~~:-::.:: ·•pnf't...t WILl SELL ON LAND CONTRACT II'"===----::-:===~==:;:;=:;:;:;:;==:-:~~ 57 GMC 2 TON I' 57 CHEVROLET 2! TON ° •:,..;;''::n;;-...,.., 55 CHEVROLET 1 TON STAKE BED 51 GMC 3[4 TON STAKE BED 50 DODGE l TON PICKUP 47 DODGE l TON STAKE Bm I 116.50 ------------· , I ON THE SPOT FINANCING .- tau: KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 tfo l 1 - c-=---- · By RICK DlJ BROW Ua!Ud Preu lnteruallooal HOLLYWOOD <lJPI) -Two comlllg television aeries, one about a prosecutor and the other based on the work of tho Federal Bureau of Investlgatlon. may mark a slight turn· lng point In video's recent history : A period that baa produced what detractors describe as the "bleedlne heart" school of drama. Even viewers who disagree wtth thes• detractors, and with their opinions, might well ad- mit that recent televlsion sea· sons have seen an inordJnate amount of weeping over plain and simple punks. This hao undoubledly been the work not so much of the few sophisticated produr::ers and writer! who ex.. tend normal human decency to those ID need, but or the hacko who jump on a trend and dlstort proper Instinct• Into insensltlve and mlsguldecl fiction. Thus, even If tbe original In· stlncts were sound, there have Indeed been ludicrous exceoset that were almoot hound to brllll! a healthy reaction. It Is probably no coincidence that tho two upcoming serl.. , -- - c 9 ll tfc MODERN 6 room hou,. Condor 1957 Four-door I English d_!Hill· man. Excel Pnl $ 5 WY 2 2418 - · ~ 0· on st. Call wv 2-2Jal. l 13 3tc con Instructions 6.. C. BKAIWIIRD U. II. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI 1 14 Lfc l MODERN furnished 2 A~_cnt_Pl•.... lsradior~-·~ Ra me e I rooms ' ~~. 10 :no:::.~ ~=~ '*'- unf.ll lppoh> ' ' 6 11 tfc ;:; I. ANNUAL I price sa e, now n and bath t'fficlent ap arlment. Middleport. Phone WV Z-3874. 1 IZ 61 p. ~ .-rue 1 10n, fnho f'h,.UIInd.• ..., ~l!l'menl.. WnY... tull4Y 35 0 . tes I - - - - - - - - - - ...~. _......... t. ' mmu OaiU Senun.a 1 G II ' I' 0 e ' W<'sl 0 • a 'VO " · pen v-, DISHWASHER. Apply Blue & - - - - - : - - : : - - - - ery day till 8 P· m. Grey Restaurant, Pomeroy. Legal Notice 1143\e 112tl - --- c """ VI CTO R talking machine for U. &. Civil Sorvtce Toots! H•""''""· ' . Tden-worne.n tB and ov•. a.cun Job TewQblp, sale. with large mornmg ll1lb "" •••" houn. .............. """•• "' I ho C R Jordan Sa- l'hou••nd• ot tob• opeD. Pnparatorr be •old on ~e~ry Str:~· Rutl~nd. Ohi~. =-~~if, =-:!!~"'~Rn~:,::: !~~ ~~ ~;:,, craw "' Porter, 0 ' 1 13 atp W~teo~nJ::"r~v':!:'!.~'~e:e:.:~:·:~d ~~~"~,;:· ~~:;e~::· 1= ~~opU,"loo,',..:,~ - pbone IIUhjeC'l to lhe lien roT hxu or . Llncol'n l!enlce, Bo• fl88-, Pomerw Ttle rllht ill reserved by lbe AdmtnNE H 'I F f h't faced beef D.allJ' SenUnel, Pomeroy. Oblo. '-tutrix to nJeet .any .and .all bid•. o " "" o w 1 e · s,bu .,......,.. try F ' Blr, R OPEN EVES TIL 7 r...·'~."·!'~~r.:. ADd. . ...;:. : POMEROY Help Wanted prugress. Jerry Milltr's Coun I :=lliD-; na:~r::n_.~::n~ ......;.,:. •••• "'" ~- ®; MOTOR CO. I, = sOCJe•ty N0tes haThsimeLetproavrtedPTa!AtbmisetwrWitedlngn~s- P4 nd E P Mrs. Mory Circle. Dean B itz called MD am on . ton and Joe Circle Monday. Betty Van Meter and Mar· garet Ann Carleton aad D. of Doreaa ealled at the ~n Brinker home Monda• even- Mr. a rs. mo~ OW· loW. The school levy was dis- Iell and daughter, Add.1e, of sed Portland spent an evening re cus Mr~ MHdred Thompson cPntly with MM. Mary Cicle. caned ~n Maude Roush 'l'ues· Margaret Ann Carleton and day . Miss n--thy we••and and son, Patrick, visited Mr. and .LJUIU "e Irene wm·ebrener are bovina Mrs, Robert Lee and children ~...._ -.. ..., , dav evening. Attendance was II :J tbelrM- Grth~- returned .. apartment and home after spending the Christ· 'yntumishd . All ulil ities furYour Chevy O.•ler mu holidays with her son .\DIShed U t · b D Ch )' nd famil of Mounds· (ontinued from page 7) _ ,. . ps •.~rs a ave r. POMEROY OHIO . vUlare Va y Ian horrible pit, out of the mi.r ey clay, and set my feet van's oftce. Phone WY , p or WY 2·2064. M;. charli~ BaH took 8 fat upon "a rock, _and established my goings." ~d in L 1 12 tfc hog to the Evans slaughter 27:5 In the bme of trouble He shall hide me m ~!a" :=,-:::,...,.,:=;-;;;-;----:-. house for Mr' and Mrs. Johnny villion .• He shall set me up upon • rock." Jehov- II AV.An.ABLE for rent after Jan· Gerlach Thursday. the Rock of our Salvation, ,.,.,__, 1• 8 h f ,...., •· room ouse. ive Mr Darrell Hollman ealled Dr. Adam Clark says, the Hebrew word SETA, f:raD&. t'&ms recently refinished. Ilk Grain feed. WY 2-6554. ~U~~::tr~ 1 Ua:!pt~:, ~!!~~ on parents, Mr. and Mn. Jated rock signifies those eraggy precipice~ which afford 118ths, storm doors and win1 12 3tc Insurance <u "· , .. ,., "" OCie 0 Dale Hollman recently. shelter to men and wUd anima!B; where the bee1 often dows, free gas. $7a.OO . Lod their sts and whe bone• Wll collelltacl In ~- died on Roule 124 between CLEAN carpets with our Car· Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roll· ma 8 ne ' nee ' h JOHNSON. SlmiW"' lnluruce man and five drildrea return- ~t •bundance. ' · 1 j Kaelne and Pomeroy. C ali i pet Shampooer FREE, wit Agency, ID. All !arms at 11> Mr. and Mrs. Roger eel Monday to their home In David's experience must have been llmllar with that < ,J"obn McCoy, WI 9-36>5. purchase ol Blue Lustre IIW'8IICt. Jim J<lhn""a 111111 and son, Johnny, of London- Belvidere ruinois aller spend· of Israel as expressed in Deutronomy, 'He made them ~ 1 12 6tc Shampoo. Baker Furniture. BUd PimpsoiL ,,... derry were Saturday night vi.. ing • w~ek with. hls parents to suck honey out of the rock." But any of God'l cbtl: 1 12 fit< ~D 2 bedroom apartI 1 lie itors of her mother, Mrs. Eth- Mr and Mrs. Clarence dren who flee to the Rock rather than yield to tempt&· ~t, all utilities and wash· National PHOTO Copymg Service. Copel Radekln and spent Sunday m.;, lion will eome out with brighter eyes and renewed 3 f • .Jurnlshecl. Langlot>: House, 19S7 Bx!iO. -~~~ Raveno- 101 made of legal papers. Sunday School attendance on with his mother, Mr. and Mn. ~- Howard Weigand caUed strength because of having eaten of that honey. ·-~lnd Pomeroy High School, House Tral er. I 7 24tp birth records and almost any Jan. 10 was 36, offering $1D.l8. Grover Stout. on Ro., Wlnebrener Wednesa month. Call WY 2· wood 273-942a· other dOCillll<nts Worship _services were_ held at Sherrie Dlnguss, Gloria Goff day evening. Ohl there's honey In the rock my brother .• or WY 2~3>89. 11960 MAGNOLIA MobU home, Reuter lasorance, Pom<roJ 10:45 w1tb Lloyd Dillmger as and Margo Grate were over, Mrs. Irene Wlnebrener spent There's honey In the rock for you 1 12 3tc aJ x 10 ft., s bedrooms, 11> Leave your siR! for the blood to cover 8 4 tic lay leader, and an attendance night gnosts of Miss Sherrie 1 day wltb her sister, Mn. ~ifl:OOM:flliTiish<...t apart-\ batits. Call Ripley, 372-6954. of 20. Turner 00 'lbunday. The oc- Sarah Hannum. There's honey In the rock for you.- r. A. Grav,~. 1 6 !2tc Phone WY 2Auto Seln Mr . and Mrs. Dale Kuhn and easton was boMring the lzth Mr. Kenneth Rollins Is a pH· 1 1 12 tic BURROUGHS family of Uttle Hocking spent birthday of tlent at Holzer Hospital. He In the southern part of Gallia County along a l'Oid 1 1Is to have a 'fl1111er amputated. that I JJSed to travel aa a youngster are great rock. cliffs, "'OLiiH calculator, adds, Saturdsy night and Sundi'Y • I!' HEIGHTS, mod- subtrocts, multiplies and dl· 1954 CHEVROLET, $1~-~5 ~~ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sundsy guests of !.1 ro. He waa Injured wbOe working and cut into these rocks are;;:,:;[ ce!Uke cavtnlli ·of room house wltb vides, $40.110. Inquire Ohio VI 3-26&2. ____ Millard Swart>: and Terry and Maude Holoomb were her ""n at . the Pllillp Sporn Plant. divers sizes. Birds and other animals built their basement, gas furnace. Hotel Middleport. 1962 TRUCK International 1600, Sandra. Everett Holeomb and family, Mr. and Mr.!. Johnny Gerlach nests and reared their young In the clett. wbl.c:h affOJ:d. j,IJtdw'Ood floors, nice kitchen, ' · 1 5 tic 1948 Int. K. B. No. 5, 1953 The following WSCS members and grandson. Blff Kreha. and children, Randy, steve and ed safety for them and their babies. . , atona doors and wind· Dodge. Call SH 2.-4648. visited the Tuppers Plains W. Darla spent a few days of the Toplady wrote 4:~: with yard and dnveway SLUGGISH septic tank1 Clog1 14 3tp S.C.S. on Thursday afternoon, thBrenda M:'" has been sick 1re<!Olll holidays on a sight-see"Rock of Ages cleft for me •• Tracy Whaley, WY 2-j gee! drains? GO\ Klean-Em · , 57 BUICK RoBdmaster $400 00 Jan. 7: Isola Tator, Helen e past w · ! 1ng tour of West VIrginia, Ken· Let me hide myself in thee." \4>•-~ after 4 30 P· m. All Septic lank cleaner at Phone WY z-2768 . ' · · Woode. Grace . Swartz, Alma Mr. Adrian . Fisher Is report. · tucky and Tennessee. My friend Jesus Christ is that ROCK. the "Roclt of ~=::~:-:·1 6 !Ole Landmark Farm Bureau . 12 22 301p Swartz, Genevieve Guthrie, Oo- ed recovering satisfactorily af· Li!Ue Shelby Jo Rollman haa Ages cleft for me," for you. While Jesus hanged upoa apai'IDI<nt 1·1·30tc Iie Mae Follrod and Kathy and ter recent surgery. been ill for a few days. the cross a cruel soldier cleft HlJ lide with a qear. on ground noor ' ne Ramllter Florence Spencer. I' Mn. Wanetta Radekln visit· Word was receivecl by friends Blood and water a waahlng for sin, flowed forth. You and bath. hardwood Warld Soaudard of Compad Wilma Jean Atherlo!• spent. ed her father, A. D. Morrison, here of an accident at Vanad: and you and I may hide, by faith. iD the cleft of that Youngstown kitchen, BEST PRICES ON Eoeollellee 88torday evening with Linda · in Meigs General Hospital. llum in which Douglas Rolllna ~ck and ~ covered by His great hand. Ohl ye1, the llllip•~ heat. Private enBig ear NODI, ddo ud per: i Henderson. . Mrs. Nellie Vale and son, of Cottageville received a bad- ftre may flash around you but It will not kln~pon Call WY 2-32110. htrmance. sm.u ""' Miss Gertrude Taylor of Jack- , Johnnie. were Sunday guests ly crushed foot. you. The waters may roll about you. but they ~,-1101 1 s tfc and maaacerabllily sonville spent a couple or days : of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. Floyd Blaine of Akron o'erflow you. Satan may severely tempt :you· but Q!)l ~if:iii~iidbaiib 670 X 15 16.60 See last week with Mr. and Mrs. · J. E. Radekin. , was a guest of hls UJtCle, Mr. overcome you. This roc:k may not save you FROM tht '' ou• ta• MelropoUtaa Molorl Ernest Taylor and John. -Mrs. J. E. RadeklD ! and Mrs. William Rollins. storm hut He will save vou In the · ·storm. If yon .wJ)' Nylon Blockwon Tubo Typo E. Main Street. PomenJ Mr. and Mn. Charles D. , ---· Rev. and Mrs . Wilbur Raxter trust and obey , friend . you will be enabled to sin1 wltl l'IIGIII 1ft writ Woode called at the Claire Q - Whal oecrelary of State callecl on Mr. and Mrs. Ross ' Fanny Ctosby. SUPER SERVICE ==;;-,--o-:-:---:----•--,-~-~ . Woode home In Pomeroy and Ia best rememberecl for • bls Winebrener and Donna Friday "H• hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock STATION CV~TOM butchering and cui- ! visited her mother, Mrs . J. B. "0pen Door" policy Ill Cblaa! evening. That shad1•w• a d?lbttRty land: .lad! W Caner ~~i/bll Meier, P ~oo: In Middleport last Sal- 1 ~dt~~hnM~~~~~.~y, under ,.,~~:~~ !r~~ ~h~• ~o~r~.~~~j ~e)i,d,~t~ ~J..!'~~~~/e.1.ge~.~:.~:. b!~ love, Mtr. WY 2-9932 .. I 'kOOM I· bath, 1 AI£fe d 'ociety Notes SERMONETIE t . ee '"w" pom . t Rock S • ty N f eS 1 his Hoff: 1 .,.:M = ::,:rllllil r------ Epoct, .._ 11. Weep 41. Three t "61 llalll M.Pry 11. Drawotr, 4t,Jolnt GQ.Precmetal U.A!ftxea OZ. Female oheep DOW.W ' :LCyruo F:lcl(2'• Q Atlantic line'• low to work lk AXYDLBAAXa llAILY CJBIP.roQUO'Dl - II LOllrGrBLLOW One letter lllmply "'""""for ....thor. In tldo wap1o A Ill UH4 for the three L'.s,. X for U. two ete.. Sln&le letter., a~ trophl.,., tile ieDgtll and tormaUon ot tile wordo are all hlnta, Each day t i l e - _ _ar~ cllft<mllt, 0'•. 'liCk 1 RAC. . . o::HI!STER GOULD A~Qaota- YitTH'l' YVV :U:HT J:YOULB UTVUWT YY BKV JtllllT :U:H'l' VHTCO• II L Z 'I' 8.-o H L '1' B '1' W W T .._ , . _ Clijploq- PROSPERIT'I' IS T.WO ~Oil' PI\IN~ARK TWAIN Fum..,.;,. carmeJ "'"" 1-15 "I aupjlose It DOES keep Janie In off the etreet. but the ·tlollble II that It putt her father on It!" MON\'l\ly TRRlJ FRIDAY 8:00 SlgD OD - News 6:OS Scared Heart 8:20 !lfe411• County RFD 6:2S ',P~ul Bowers - Fann 8:30 l!ili Miller Sho~ 6·57 Wealile~ 7:00 New• 7 05 - ~'s Moming Chapel 7:20 ~-iJI Miller Show 7 30 S~ta , 7 : 3~ . Jli,lj.el\11 Hardware · (Tues. . Thurs·) 7:50 News 8 00 Bill MiUer Show 8:30 Dally Ugltt 8:45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show ;4wed .• ~'rl.l 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee Wltlt Janet 10.110 Bill ,:Millers Bruncb Show 11:00 Ministerial As!IOC!atloo 11:15 M8i011 County Agrl. Fnl · {Tues.! ll:lS FaiiJ!ly Wonblp CThura. 11:15 A.!;.,I<:..Proll'am {Frt.J 11:30 Swap Shop 11:4S Ti~f'l· Country Hymntlme 12,00 Cement Block Hews 12:15 Goetster Gueot Star 12:30 Lap-y Anderloo Bilow 3:00 ~~ . Meet Show ---------------------WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRV FRlDAY 6:4!i Sign Oo 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 New• 7:08 Musical Clock 4:30Electric Co. News 7:30 News Headline• 4.40 .Jim Meos Show 7:32 Musical Clock 5:30 Sign on 7:45 Word and Testimony SATUJlDAY 8:110 Ohin Valley Newo 8:05 World New• 6:00 Slgu On - News 1: 10 Sporll Today 6:05 Country Music 8:15 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboreo 8: 16 Musical Clo•k 7:00 Newa 8:55 Com.nunity News \ 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 11:110 Talk of the Town 1!:00 Top Ten Show 9:SS Mason County Newa 12:00 Noon News 10:110 Public Servk:o 12: IS Muclal Interlude 10: IS Family Worsblp Hour 12:30 The Re•·. Merlin Teelt 10:30 Latchs•.rln& 1:00 Jim Meeo Show Newa Beat 5:30 Sign Off __ 11 :05 Mor\Jin1 Melodlea SUNDAY except Friday. Church 7:30 Slgu On • Army Hour Ben.. Ring 1:00 r'reoch City Baptlsl World News 8:30 Sunday Show ll:liii Mason Coonty Newt 9:30 The Bible Speakea to · 12:011 Community News 10:00 The Good Life 12:05 Local News 10:15 Sunday Sbow Markets 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Weather 12:15 Cbrlstlan's Hour Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeto 12,25 Newa 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase County .\gent 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups '2: 45 Country Go Roond 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona \:55 News Beat 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne !:110 Country Go Round 3:20 Country Hyrnnthmers ::55 Newo Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'o Hour l:liO l\l!dway M•llnoe 5:30 Slgu Off 3:55 Newa Beat WMPO Radio liEB. 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:0S 5: IS 5:25 5:30 S:4J Dlsclng with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dtnnei- Musicale Slgu 011 SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock '1:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock ?:ta Word l!1d Testimony 8:00 Oblo Valley Newo 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 PL Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:4S Famlly Worship Hour 11:00 ~wa, Army Hour Ll: 30 Public Senice 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Satorday Matinee l:lli Oblo Slllte Football 4:00 Olsctog with Doss t:30 Top ren Revue ''00 Newo &.mdup 5: IS PubUe Service 5:30 Dllmor Musicale D:45 SigD Off LlnLE ORI'HAN ANNII l!ly HAROLD GllAY WH~'? WHY. I PICI<ED OOT ;'IW STEIIK "'•VSEJ.FI A8811! AND SLAfl ''• ••aue -•t•IJ•IItt • ITS NOT 'or.: ME , t:ON'T 1RY 10 f'E CL~VER;. iTS RJR ~\"' BI<\J1HEI<" AND YOU'RE A VERY LUCKY GtRL I" MIS5 WINKLE. WE MRE 1300KEP tEE. I'M I>EPENI'IN6"CII lOJR UNIQUE TAUNT rot< BUM~t1N6 INTO HJS FIA"lCEF ! 501.1[) fOQ A-Vii?CH FOJRTEEN"TH I e.uT N1<3HT WE GOT A Sberrle I i ~ -I 1 1 ----------·· i 1f/l. t;",oRRY .J 9ROU61iT IT UP, BEN. THERE'S EVEN MOR~ THAN I1V6. TOLD 'lOlL. IT GOES BACK A ..,_YJ SnOW Tires . I I 1 ;:,y i=· 1 .... 38. u.- s' hI · 1 _,. .:;;. "s.•.. .. •• fliED LASSWELL f-'·'" 03 I -- --- 11.= =-berl'7 1 2 r:::::===;;;;;:;:::._/ 'ib GRoFFLf DAfl y CROSSWORD Letart W Va Socia} NeWS _ on CJIS.TV'a "OD Broadway To- carbon. nlibt;• whlcb fuiUtel yoq Aflica has at least t100 dla- profeaslonal talent , .. Archle t net elbnlc 11oupa, eaeh with "For !be People" (about t h, Moore ~ a bosllll sketch Its own laiiJUl'le or dialect. proaoc:utor) llnd the dramaU. with the aame network'l Red Britons refer to the Bank of tiona of FBI wort JU yet un- Sktlton on t1u1 comedlan'aabow l England •• the " ~~ Lady of titled), are emerging at a tJme Tuelday. Tllreadneedle Suool • . "' · · •· ·'>GU .,.., SNU"'" SMo-... when the naUon II deeply conF'A'N ~E i'HUNDEIUmON !I cemod about crime and vJo. I 15 TAU<IN' 1 CAN'T UNDERSTAND ience. Certainly lew erlmjnaJ "[], HIS HEAD OFF A DADBORN WORD events In h1story have Jhaken SLOSH 15.., 7b ABOtlf HE'S SAVIN' the world aa did tbe murder of .,.,. ._.._ -~ GL06"' Presldenl Kennedy . LJar•mn-g_.1 On a les,.r :ICllle, the publlc 11. v ... .,NI llltd toy has beoome sharply aware v. Afflnn I.Bird'o ILM t ~ the drinking of younaatera, l!1d IO.II·• ,,. :a. a.. in this way more personally n;~ c..t...- ._::::.. caught up with the law. 12.""-~ As lor television, there on-. x ".._ of course in the past been lt. e. ::,0, IDe grams about crime-busters. 14. 8cotcJI.. mw 28. the two new projects are man'•~ f.Onecl(a. tenow.: quesliDnably to be associat- rl. BlbUcel Greet a~ 'LIL ASNEI eel with serious-minded p<.oople, 2!1. :;:::,,_ 8. ~--.~which has not always been tbe 20. Pagodaa ota ;, aPaeltortllo THE GQ\/ERNMENT HAS case in the past.. 11 For 21. Pronawa 'Voel..,. .e ~ NEVER COLLECTL[l ANY People," which begins on CBS- :;~!';,. M.'l'abor: G.lror' d MONE'/ FI'DM DOGDATCH, AND DOGPAKH ~AS NEVER TV Jan. 31 (after. delay from eo!. :::-::::.- . . ~,!:. MKEO THE GOVEKNMEN~ Jan. 24), Is a production of ·a Art or OI'JIIUI FOP. MONEY!! Jlerbert Brodkin, whose series iliawlnC Jl, Trougllolar If. iladdOII &J<alt Include "The Defenders." The with foddd<e~rrr'lt"-c~~:-.,.-.~~~;., ern.yo.u FBI series, meanwhile will en- a. Medieval joy the cooperation of J . Ed· dag~er gar Hoover's organization, and ft. Tellurium: is scheclulecl to start on ABC I&~ TV in September, on Sunday abbr. nights at 8-9 p.m. EST. 14. M"'- WoHpen Society Notes II 1 ,Television Revue Tho Cboanel SWim: Whit Bis- Tho dlalllnoe WItho ..U ll.arl u Woodrow WU - earth and the moon Is esll· 1011 011 NBC-TV'I "Prolll" In mated at iiboul 238,010 milal. CouPqt" Feb. f • , . Judy Charcoal. black lead, and Cleland wW be a ,_ Fe!). 1 lbt diamond are compooed el. •. , • • •. ; ~;.•>1 \ . '~ ..... ' to'"' WAY AND... AND ... �_~ .... .. ... " ... w, .. .. ~ -- __ ...... ,,"""'' .. ..... , .. - ... ,..... ............ ..... . . ........ ... -···, .....,.,.. -·-.._....... .......... __..._ ..,.- ... - -· · ·~ - .. ~·· . . ..... _. -.... ~... -~ ~ ~ ~ IJ.) i Wnusual Arrangements with Dried Materials Highlight Club Program : A program featuring unus· Mrs Arthur Strauss in servIa\ arrangements made from [ tnli: chicken salad, rolls , nuts dried matena!s, gJVen by Mrs und mints trom a table cover· ~ward Preston of the Cheslr- ed .-ith a white clolh and cenIre Garden Clu b. hig hlighted ' lered w1th a sp1rRI f' flf'\~~ Ill , e Januarv . meetmg of the ment of white and silver tret>-.;: A , mattur Gardeners' Club Wed- with stlver tapers. Whitt' mum nesda'.' e~·t-nlllg at the hornt- or corsagt!~ were 'aivPn as favors . =' Mrs Willlillll Slater Mr s. Prall preuded at I he Mr r;; Pn..•ston. wes1dent of punch howl and Vl n Rrvn<~lds the n 11':o.lmf' dub. spoke and :-~1 tht> "dve1 service The hnst demm1sll atJ0n on · Dned A.r- ess gtft v.as awt:~rded ·o \lr" raugem~rtt PI<HJIIr'i" usmg a Prrttl modern arrangement wtth flnw~rs and nhbons and a trad1twn al frame leet unng dned mater lab;, strl:lv. flmH·rs and rw~c oones Soe also made a W'<l i!ontaint>r from a v.lrt' hangPr 1 1 !lllt>d \lith trull and cnmclect with ivy \Irs Lou" Reibel. preSidPn t : Mrs Edgar Reynolds. pres!· upened the meetmg of the Fed· .dent , prestded and welcorted e··aled C~rl'le Wedne,dav evenm£1mbers and the guests. Mrs. m~ w1th tht> pr::~yer fro m the '9-rover and Mrs Prf'ston or , ' i::ll book . lo llu\H'd w1 th 1he (hl! Cheshtre Club The v1·r:-;e tl\'11111 · Jes11s ls All T'lw \\orld !Jf the month, " A New Year's To \lie" , ., rvish" taken fro m ld<'als mag- Devonons wPre IC'd h,· \1rs a-zine, was giVen by Mrs Glenn Ben Ne utzlmg who had fnr her ·· ;uambert topte ' 'ThC' Nev. Year " She ' , Members answered roll l'<tll rPad Matthew 2 cnre•·r: 1ng )91th the theme , ''Look1ng For. Christ's bap11 sm and a slury. - d c"ar ." A note of tr"nh w~s ·tn lhe Dtreclron or Your !ead from Mrs. Charles Lew1s. Drt'allls.'' and Reso lutions fo r re~lonal director. tor the club< the ~·w Yeor and 'nsed Wilh ,participation in the <'ounty a stan, "How to ltve to be flawer show and also rncloo;;ed a 125 '' ·Mrs Reibel read a lt'l·oolored picture of the arr:.mgE" 'ter from Rev . and \1rs. l.us 'ments from the s~oY. 1tave Kuther and famlly, m1s. Mrs. 0 P Klt>m was rom- 1 suma nes m Hcw.lura s, C A m~ded for her talk glvm on Dunng the bu smess sesswn. ~th~ Garden Club hour over Ihank \OU notrs were read WMPO wtth Janet Korn ~r~. trum \1rs Len<~ Huber , RAy4 ,Bra_ce LkJyd , ClVIC commlltec mond Hood. \1r s. Jacob R('lbel '~chap'man, re~m·ted on 1 he and Mis~ Callie Kloes Com jChnstrnas hghtmg ·dgmg rnt1lecs were named mdudm" \lrs. Grace Pnttl' program ' ·" Hrs N·utzltng • · ptrblil'ff\ "' It·:· ·' tthi.irmun, intrcduced the ~peak- 1 esler F'auber rlower~·' ~'~ 11 d r. lo h . A ft I , . . 8! r 1 e,'~enmg. gl rom ~1rs. Norman Kloes Mrs Plul lite. club ~as prest>nted to ~rs Wtll•amson and Ml s Clar('ni'P tPreston ~- Mrs Slater was assisted b 1 \1assal. sak -- - ·-·- - y A de::; se rt ('OUrse was served by Mr~ Re1bel and M1s. GPOr· PLAN BAKE SALE eta Williamson.. Beautification O#Chester 1 Campus Review~ , etting ersonal ... 1 In Middleport Mu. Henry Beaver wu hottess to the Chester Garden club h 11 · recently yit Mrs. erb$1 De · · M B La " n.led L ue., daux. ass1shng. h ru enour, president, HI t • Club Collect to open the meet· 1 ing Staff Sgt. P. E Walburn is 1 Mrs. WilEs Frist gave the deconvalescing from a recent I votions , reading the 23rd Psalm lllness at Wright PatteMIOn Alr and leading the Lord's Prayer. Force Base Hospital, Ward s, The roll call was answered by Dayton, Ohio. Recent visitors HONOR MISS BLAKESLEE each telling what she had with Walburn included Norman brought for the indoor bouse Yeauger, Middleport, and his 0. ' 0 plant exchange. MR. AND MRS. BOYER mother, ~rs. Mabel Walburn A current civic project, beauof Columbus. Friends wishing I tlfication of the Chester School to remember him with cards Bethel No, 62 of the Inter- to help Jennifer Blakeslee cele- campus was discussed severmay st>nd them to the above national Order of Job's Daugh- brate her birthday, a surprise al trees and shrubs have been fS. . • address. ters met Monday evening a• the planned by her parents, Mr. planted. J\'lr. and Mrs. F' . 0 . Boyer m\ersary • in gold was served Pomeroy Masonic Temple with and Mrs. \.;, E. Blakes1ee. The Mrs. Esther Wright thanked ub;,t'l\'ed tlletr 50th weddmg an· w1th the dmner 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cabeen Slc:!f)hanie Pullen, honored qu&n group sang "Happy Birthday" the members for card~ and vi'fn1~ersary Saturday, January 2i The couple r~ce1ved a num- 1 1. Athens visited this w~k presiding. t'J .• er. Refreshmi"Dts WC're sc · its while hospitalized. And In wttll <1 tamdy dmn('r at the1r 1ber of g1tls mcludmg a yellow 1WMtth thed.rMdomghWteilrl~nd fSarnl dy, Th ed In It ved by Mrs. Blakeslee assist- Mrs Wright's absence Mrs 1 1 ran rs Jam ater e meemg open r-ed M HI Mil d · · · 0 bome Hroadway St , Middle· rosebud corsage ror Mrs Boy-I S ·. d B'li ' ualistic form and Linda Darnoy rs. e ene en an E¥~"1 Young took her place as 1. ro rl A cake iced m white ami er and a white carnation tip- US!~ an 11 t h ored Mrs. Georgia Watson. The table program ~hairman. Mtss L~na Kohl prop leto e • pas on -tueen, was tt t· · h't tiProrated w•lh yelloY. rost:'IJ11ds ped wtlh ye llow, boutonniere " ,"'v • . r !" • od ed 1 ed d · was a rae lYe ln w 1 e cover Arrangements usino artlhcial of n~.-.ky 8 Sh In Middl rt m.r uc ' we com an es-- -·• te ed 'th d • w1th Ihe inscriptiOn "50t h an- to.· Mr. Boyer from their grandIX•. op epo ed h au\J cen r WI a ecora- flo'.lers were demonstrated by children, Brenda and Barry was in Columbus this week to cart to t e seat in the east. tive candle surrounded with M ' nd Mrs pau l attend the •prlng showing of May 10 was the date announe- small nyl~; bags of vatlous rs. YolUig, a • Boyer They also recetved a fashions held at the Nationwide ed for the ofncial JOint •lslta- colors mi;d with mints which Baer showed ·two arangements g1tt from the Loyal Women's In tion with Bethel No. 73. of Gal. I in whleh intentiOnal ftaws were elass ol the Middleport Church n. I' r were gtven as favors. Mrs, E- pemtitted DiacUISion then led of Christ and were recognized Mrs. Annlce Ohlinger was re- lpo IS. sl.. D. Smith served the cake to detectb.g the fiaws. durmg the worship service on leased from Veterans Memor- It was announced that Beth- and Mrs. Mabel Goegle~n the Mrs. Guy Summerfield read New officers v.eJe el~ctcd at Sunday morning at the church. lal Hospital Wednesday after el No. 73 wUI in'itall new off&- punch. ~ers sharillg birthday a paper on ucarlng for BlnH thl' annual congregatFmal meet- Attendmg the dmner were being a patient there for sev· cers on S.aturday, January 23, honors ~1th Jennifer _werP ..Don- During the Winter." Thl!! well g ol tht' Middleport Ftrst Mr and Mrs. Willard Boyer era I weeks at 7 p.m. and that Linda Dam- na '111e1ss, Carol l<mg, \ athy prepared paper suggested put-111 Untied PresbvLenan Church and Brenda and Barry of Porn· Mr. and Mrs. Ja~ Kelly eH, Stephani.. Pullen and Deb- Watson and Betty Jean Hob- ting glycerine in water to ~p Wednesday evemng m the Sun- e. O} , Mrs loward Bowers. ak1d have returned to the1~ ho~e in bie King will assist in the in- stetter. Itt from freezing so birds wilt d<Jy School room With .Hev . dleport, and the honored guests Columbus ~fter spending sever· staJlatlon. Members were reI be insur'!d of water supply. Howard Ruppelt m charge and daughter, Thelma. l al_ days With their parents in mjnded that the meeting I Mrs. Homer Holter conducted Elected were. Elders, Jud so n Middleport and Pomeroy r ght of the Bethel has been Two Auxiliary !a contest she has had for many \It t H b T I L K Mr and Mrs. Richard Roller changed to the seoond and Off' I tall d i . h' h t'on were dll e, 'll ert Aaydor, eo D:> n· or Belpre spent the weekend I h M d rcer8 ns e years m w IC ques I s ne )' l eorge n erson ea . I ourt on ays of each month. p '"" th Lord' p I answered by namin' old makes 1 P ·1 H 'R.' h d 0 J with tlteir parents, Mr. and At the January 25 meetina rayu'6 e s rayer, e cuns, " ar wen , au .mS enf Mr< Wilbur Hannt·n Bradbu I • • "' followed by the pled•e to the of automobiles. Mrs. Pear mt>tons tall , Vmcent Dabo and Rl· • · g, ry, l Lmda Yost who has been Jil, n ed the h ra won the prize and another ·I. d S . D . , . and Mrs. Max Roller, MiddleI wlll be installed as junior prmag, open . mee mg of t t 1ar auer, ear.messes port . . Syracuse Auxlhary of the Volun-e contest was won by Mrs. Ba~r · \'Irs. RichauJ Owen, Mr~ Ru s-1 New officers were installed Su.nda gue-sts of Mr. and ~ ces~ and Wnt~a~ Hayes wJI1 teer Fire Dept. in town ha!l l Arrangements featuring arti~ sell Lyons, Mrs. rom Kell y when the Past Councilors of I Mrs D~e Barnhart were theii be mstall!!d 0~ ~he Collncd as I Monday night Jan 11 I ficial flowers and foliage , . , d M . K 10 C . I · 1• umoter of fmance. ' · · , 1 d d . nd · ded to an rs . ar wen s. I Chester ounctl Daug~t\~rs of son and family. Mr. and Mrs. ' Ada Slack, president, presJd- JU ge a .,rtzes awar ~rs. Rodney Sauer was re- Amer1ca met Wednesday eve- Ronald Barnhart of Columbus. The meeting closed In regu- : ed when Marie Rlzer, secretary I Mrs. Young, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. The Middleport senior moe\erled SUJ.rlay 'Jchool super- mng at the lodge hall. . They were accompanied to Col- Jar form, ..tfter which the Dau- 1r"ad the minutes or the last Henry Beaver and Mrs. Pearl 1 lhf'rs madt- plans to sponsor CHILDREN ABSENT mtendent w1th Mr. James Bu- 1 M~s Clarence Neutzh~g, umbus by their children, Greg ghters and Council members 1 meeting and Agnes White p;11ve Koblentz. a bake sale Saturday •.tao. St>l'eral l\11ddleport duldren t:ha.nan, ass istant ; P"mary su- pres1den~ . opened the meefmg and Dale, who spent the week .. it vited tu the rf 1.. ··.: room the TreasuJier'!l monthly and Refreshments were served 11 at Tiny's Foodland. I be .ti n' absent from school be- penntt>ndent, Mrs Rusr.ell Ly- ~ by readmg Psalm 23, followed with their grandparents. I year's report. buffet style from the llvlng ,roup also plans a rummage c<mse of lilne~s meluding Tom ons, assistant, Mrs. Everell by the Lo~·d's Prayer and Mrs. Marvin Kelly underwent ! SON 18 II()RN Sylvia Zwilling, a past oresi· room table covered with a lace dent, installed Eileen Clark as )w.. and cente"~" wit~ a lovely later in the spring . Pro- and Sal ly Jo Walters, child- Bachnrr : plamst, Mrs Bach· I pli->C!:!e to thP. Hag. Officers .n· . surgery at Holzer Hospital on I frnm tht>SE' projects will ren .ol M1 and \11 ~ William n7r : . llbranan, Bruce Wal\al'e 1stalled were Mrs Roo;;s Cle . Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R~chard L. vice presldent and Agnes White-, arrangement usmg pmk rose! nsPd for the Srnlor trip. \Vallers tmd VIckie Dent, PumHI't. ~1rs. Pa~.o.~ Hapton~tall, I land . president; Mrs. 0""81 ' Chapell !Carolyn Pnddyl are as treasurer. Money making pro- 1and pink candles In ~rystal hold· ,: daughter or Mr and Mrs. w. a::.s1slant, Mrs Ltllian Ste1rf. j Weber. sel'l'etary; Mrs. James RE'nJRNS TO SHJP announcing the birth or a 5 lb. jects were discussed \1ember len: on either side. · Dent. Tom 1s a first grader and Teachers mclude Mrs. Lyons, Van M~ler, treas_urer, anJ M~s. EN3 Marion Sloter of the U. and 12 oz. son Jan. 9 at the Clara Lavender was rep•.-ried The next meeting will be held is conf med to h1 s home w1th \trs. Bachner and Mrs Bethei 1M1 1o B1ggs, sentmel. New year s. Navy has returned to his 1hospital in Long Beach, Calif. lconfined at home bv illnes~ !Feb. 3 at the home of Mrs. Pomeoray. Ohio pneumonia while his sister, Sal· Coleman, Primary department; I hook.-; were distributed. Mrs. I ship, the u.S.S. BoRton, at • named Richard Lee III. Grand- A pot luck lunch will be held · Ridenour, with Mrs. Summer· _ ___:__: - - -- - ly Jo and V1ck1e Vent have ~Ms. Ed Tewksbary, Cradle I Mahl'l Vnll Meter won thr door 1Boston, Mass., after spendin• lparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy at the Jan. 25 meeting Mrz. l Held assi:iti.ng. ch1ckenpox and cannot attend Roll, Mrs Lyons. Mrs J E. jpmo the past three weeko with his Priddy of Middleport and Mr. White, Mrs. 1'\izer, and Mildred ----TONIGHT thru TUESDAY kmdergarten cl<tsses Harley and ··,.s Marcus Cham. At !he close of the meeting, I wife, Mary, and daughter. in land Mrs. Richard Lee Chapell Pierce were named to a menu 1 VISIT CLELANDS January 15·19 Mrs th 1! ~f'IJl'tl went to the Ewm~ Racine, and with his mother, jof Memphis Tenn. Mr. Chapell convnittee. Refreshments were 1 Mrs. Dorothy Lee and P§~ty 1 1 hers, Home Department WALT DISNH'S DANCE AT WAHAMA ' Russell Lyons. Youth Budget 1 Funeral Home, to pay rcs~ect Mrs. Shirley Sloter and children is In the u. S. Navy and Is served to the above •nd E~itn I Ann visited Mr. and Mrs, Wri!1 "EMtL AND THE . An after the basketball game comm11tee: Westmmster Youth Ito Vrolt! Htll, after wntdt they ol Long Bottom. 1 stationed at Long Beach. Hood and Myla Hudson. ter Cleland Saturday. DETECTIVES" (!,mce \\til be held tonight at F'ellowsh1p adv1sors, Mr. and 1re..u•nt" to the hall for potluck I ----- ~-· ~-- · ---- - - - --(lechnicolor) 1the Wahama High School audi- Mrs. Paul Haptonstall ; church relr~shmt-nts. Bn•an RusgelJ. 10 yr. old boy 11onum The .Jays will l-'n~ee 1 orgamst, Mrs Steiff, .assistant, : ALtending were the above ar.d as Emil : 3 detectives· Walter the dance .,.,hich is open to the \irs. Haptonstall ; Semor ChOir Mrs. Houart Newell, Vfrs Het"· 1 Slezak. HPin Schubert, Peter Ehrll ('h played str1ctly for i public , Direclor. Rev, Howard Ruppt-11 ry Eu..'hinger, Mrs. Edd1e Hai - I laughs. I , ~nd Jun1or Chmr D1rector, Lew- tung , Mrs Norman F1 ederick. j ' I .o\pproxirn,qtely Sl,IOO is need· · 1~ Sauer. Mrs Ra}' Morris, Mrs. Mar-1 Mf!. Milton Hood h.. been returned to her home from Holzer hospital in Gallipolis fol1owing an emergency appendec· tomy. She will retum to the hospital for tests later. Devotions for Circle Meeting O n New Year • 1VF. "l'RT.If IIndy' md rio toal&bt. SuncloJ partly tloudy and cold. HJgh today z._ 10, low tontgbt loll, bip Su• uy 11-n. ° Mrs. Cfefan d preSI"d Of CounCil I ·~XVI~~3 '\~:l-------------7---_:POM:_:::E:RO::::_:Y:-M:I~DDl~E::POR~T:.~OH~IO~----=S~A~TU~R~D~AY, Meigs Relocation, Athens Bypass in Planning Stage Improvement Everybody's "Job - Childs t? £-.......,___.._......,....... ) " 1 1 t~p:O:iiiit:nei:y:C:o:lo:"'::":':'•:•::"'::'iii:::iii:::~~!:ed:_:t:•_:-:co:m:p:·'.•:t~e._:th::•_:ru~n=d~."' I mittees The annual reports of com- ~ ion Wood were given. The instal- enck and Mrs. Hatt1e Fred- 1 - , - - -- Ia! ton and ordination of new 1 1 offtcers win be held at ttre , 1Sunday morning WOI shi(J sPr-1 vice. February 7. Dunn~ the I ' business meeting . the pt~stor 1 ' was gr an Increase in sali ary. The meetmg was closed 1 Plans were made to observe ' with prayer. · the 50th anniversary Df the j dass m April when the PhiiD of A Council , at he a Women of the Middle- ' port Church of Christ met on I I Meeting is Held Thursday evening at the Forest Ros~ Council, Daugh- church I ters of Amenca, mel m regy. \lrs Mildred Hawley presid1lar sesswn Tuesday evening at ' {'d and weleomed the members. '-1rs George Meinhart present- , their hall in Tuppers Plains Grace Swan, associate cnun ed devotions with the opening r1lor, presided and opened the pra) er given by Mrs. Wendell meeting in ntLiahstic form F1ve eertarh The Twenty . th1rd 1 members ot Theodorus Counctl Ps<Jim was recited in unison by 1 were present Reported Ill the group Mrs Me in.~ art read I were Leone Babcock in Holzer an art1cle based on the Psalm. 1Hospital and Leona Hensley m A letler from Arlene Spur1Veterans Memorial hosp1tal lock. a missionary. which had 1Cards wPre sent them It was been :;ent to Mrs Otho Watts, reported that a Christmas card was read by Mrs. Ernest Lalwas sent lo Dorothy Durst . who l<~nce Those reported ill in· 1s ill , and ~rznpathy cards lo I eluded Eug~ne Walburn, Hom' lh1· Vmeyard family and Mr. er Jones , Margaret Reynolds, and Mrs. Joe Bissell Hussell McElhinny, Tin NeutzThe rrport of the aud1tmg ling. and Mrs Marvin Kelly , comm•ttee was read and ac- who had surgery Thursday at cepted. Phyllis Rowan. council Holzer Hosp1tal deputy , _mstalled Grace Swan ~irs Ruby Nicmsky was wel- 1 as assoct:.te ("'ttncilor : ~hPr!Pv corned as a new member Twen1Swan, conductor. and Kirt Row~ ty . two members answered I an, warden. Gertrude HoUm.;.ll , roll call. Mrs Robert Reibel 1 , nf'wly elcut!U coWicllor, IS va- ' was named chairman fa~ the catloning m Florida. Mrs Swan I g~"lden anniversary to be ottthanked the- visitors for thelf served in Apnl wtth Mrs. Ed· help Doughnuts and coffee were gar Reynolds and Mrs. Denver i Rice assist mg. New officH's wU! : served. .I be mstalled at the March meet- I ing with Mrs. Donald Hicks, \1 rs Audrey Frost and Mrs. : Mt>mhart m charge. A card was also re-ad from Gaskilis who formerly livthe Women1 High Heel ed in Middleport. Mrs. Rlee : ; was program ciJa•rman and op- 1 1 ened the program with the . ' song, "I Need Thee Every · !tour" followed by prayer and scripture reading She alao read Worm .i.l meditation, "Take Time" ana Llnod _ __ a poem, "When I Have Time " l The meeting wao closed with the Mizpah benediction. A salad course wa. "'"ed by Mn, Meinhart, Mn. Eugene Norton. · Mrs. Neva Pratt, Mrs. £m. MIDDLEPORT eot Lallance and Mn. Robert t Ph1lathea Class W"/f Ob Serve A • nntversary . E; .:~ ·D.ifl\ir~Rt£8)· CUSTOM~ ,, "---- •lo."'"'• , ,,....,.,,,....._~~ ~, price. I 'I of ·::.·-.:: · ,! l l iJI!.,Y~:MADE ' ' 1 1 ,, ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 SIR WINSTON CllVllallLL at 1 CONVENIENT IN SNOW OR SIZZLE r • . .' ' We're always pleased to .see our depositors, but banking here by mail- in any kind of weather-is a great convenience! You con bonk by mail at any hour, any day . - . from your home or your office. Simply use your nearest mailbox or chute. Safe, quick! 1 I ~!* POMEROY ~~~NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IN CUSOM-MADE DRAPERIES ••• 1 1 1 1 Ask or write us for lroo banking-by-mail forms nowl FOR THAT "SOMETHING EXTRA" 1 SALE I Dress Boots THE SHOE BOX ~----------~·~E~, ~~~ Choose from an outstanding array of fabrics in the newest textures and most wanted colors. AD draperieo expertly made to conform to our quality standards. No short-cuts . . . you get double tops and bottoms, triple-tacked pleating, weighted corners and permanent' buckram. Minimum charges on lengths under 63" long. Finished draperies w!U be delivered to you decorator-foldecl and ready to hana. Place your order now and we can auarantee you delivery in 10 days. OPEN SATURDAY IRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS WE'LL DO THE lEST . UNTit-9:00.P.M. l. Measure lhe width af 'your rod 01 width af distance wh•r• rod is to lie pl11ced. lfig. AI 2. Measure length from o~ rod to · lenvth clftired.lfio. IJ 1 toP EL:BERFELDS 'IN POMEROY ~~------~~~~~~~~~--~~~~----~---------------.· ~-. :.o 1 t~ ,.f ·"' . t~. , '~I[' : ., . v• -e nttne ~ were MEIGS THEATRE at y • • .... ,._,., f'o TIM Inters •e 01 TIM llein-lf..ia A. Presbyterians Elect Officers For New Year I e • 8 h JN 62 } b' h et e s Doug ters, G" S • 8"rfhd p rfy tves urprlse ay a 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed 8Y Mr. an d M F O 8oyer Jan_ 2 I \ eoltl, with drilthll .-ow aad oeeasioaal snow llvr.. Mildred Roush Dies Friday At Holzer 1 JANU, \ 1965 FIVE CENTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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