http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6fc914b0cd91d679e41e80ac96fd2186.pdf 129a89b739a8e3a26728fc1e4bb8d358 PDF Text Text fJitone Courtesy effing ersonaf ••·• effing Personal .•. 1, Topic of :Group Program Dangers at School Are PTA T'!fic · Paulo Sayre, who lo llartfnl Iter bentb year fD 6111, told ol the nwnei'OUI projeela llle hid completed ~ of tho 4-H tn Iter Uit. Certiftca~e& and pina WP ·e awonled lo membero ~:Ill b)' lhetr advilor. The loeln& p<ayer wu by Jean . Refreshments of sandwiches chi lckl · 11 ' andpotalo I p.oid, p ea, ed r<' :ey Ond koo -a were serv Mrs Jeanelle Lawrt!JICe, Mrs. Martha Lou BeeKle and Frances Foster. • M•.1 II fll:! \, at y e -- ~-· pT• et •n• r...-u · ·" · m •p omeroy Moodaf nfght wllb F&fe Pral· · eourtesy was presented D 1uf f'por1 111 !itt, vlce-prufdent, fD cbarp. XI Gamma Mu Chapter I Overnight guests Thu~ay of ~·--t·--• Mrs. B· A. """""" re """"' 1 A dangeti!UI school bus turn ~leta Sigma Phi met Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith wt"re home Monday after opendlnJ al Well's Run was df!ICII8Sed. ~ evening at the Columbia . her parents, Mr . and Mrs. G.F . four weeks in Cdlwnblil wllh Hubert Price, principal, reportOffice in Middleport. I Hollmgsworth and son and faed 011 the pro-oa of ellminat.... her son, Jack Conroy and fa_._,( donation of $5 was made . rnily, Mr . and Mrs Wayne Hoimily. Another 11011 and his ln& dansen. A meeting of . '" U:te Four Rivers Girl Scouts. lingsworth of Jacksonville, , family' the Erroll Conrof• and beescboollteandld ~bte d-~!.~ls had · soeial r hairman announc- Alabama. They were enroute ro son Hugll . and Iter grandson, n Wn a .,....,., somef.! that the group would hold 1t~_ir. hor:ne in Alab~ma after Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy lhlng should be done, but so far, i e dinner , to be followed by vtsttmg m Akron w1th Mrs. Crange Meeu at . Jr., and daughter Kimberly, all 00 action has been lken. 'owllng at the new Kanauga Hollingsworth's brother, who is . of Akron vllfted Iter there. The program wu in charge j Bowling Lanes. Friday even- ill Mrs. Dodson also visfted with of the advlaor, :\Irs. Ruth Eb- HaU on Thuraday jlail Jan. 22. at 7 p.m. Those Joseph ~urner is a~le to be her brotber-ln-law, Robert Dod- ersbllch and the Portland Rock Spring> Granse met in 1 t Wishtng to attend should con· o~t folllowmg . a weeks Illness son and family and her Ideal 4-H and Beaverelles 4-H regular session nmrsd•y evenReva vaughan. I w1th pneumomj::i . sister-In-law, IIIn. Madit Brf- clubs. lng with Fred Goegleln, worthf •• ba ave I Mr. and Mrs . Max Lambert an. and other friends. Jacqueline and Barbara Gleumaster, presiding. ... rs . Norma Ams ry B d J e - tbe t I h n cour an son. o , of Columbus ' 1 sencamp and Sandra Johnson Communi ·ations were read ~t.y~~~= 0~n ae:po~ eissued v-isited last wt>ek wit ·_ hrr I led the 4-H and Fins Pledges, from Byron Frederick, state ! .._the General Tele hone Com· mother, Mrs . Harry M!lls and I and lhe Lord's Prayer. Cbar- master, and from Fred Crow .., ...,. p his parents. Mr . and Mrs . Dana lene Ward Saltff a oolo. concerning a bowling : ea~ue. ? any. l l.amberl. A question and answer per- Mrs Homer /toller gave a ·e,t Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and iod about 4-H work, camp and port on the Nation•• Granse .., ose Sisson and Nellie Brown . .1Betty Will iiwns were in Flat-: achievement awards was held convention held at Atlantic Attending were Lee Lee, Mar-l roek. W. Va . Wednesd.ay to vi~il 1 wllb Jane Allen, Irene Cooper, City and ol the National '1ranRI ~ jarle Crow. Margaret Follrod, with Mr Earl See, who has Mrs.- Hugh Calms el Raehf& l Belinda and Cynd• Filch. Joy- tour to BermJda. AI the tlo" ~ MUdrt'd Ka rr, Nita Conde, Jane i be.en 1ll. was ~est s~aker when the ce AM Ritchie and Beverly of the meeting a dessert CUUTS:f Women s MlSSion_ary Society Price was heki. was served. 1 ~alton , Teresa Swatz.el, Jane l ----of the Pomeroy Ftrol Bapllst l;oiiii · ;;;;;;i~;;ii;ii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiij;ij i Brown Pearl Welker, Velma Ffwor.• are Plmwt'fl chureh met Thursday evening .;, Rue. Norrn-i:i Am~bary Rober- I Plans were mflde to prepare at the church. ~ ~ ta O'Brien, Chmre Krnutter . Va lentine tr<:l}' favor~ for the. Rose Sisson, and Nt>l!ie Brown . ' county infirmary in F!'hrunry The meeting. in charge of when the Golden Rule Class of Mrs. J .. E. Foster, president. ···· U1!' Middleport First Baptis1 opened with the theme song, : Birt/uloy Observ<'tl . Church met Thursday evening " Til< Polce of God is Call- I ~ u-3 D.. Mrs : Kllulz at tl_,. home of Mr. and Mrs. I, In•," followed with prayer by' 1 MISS NANCY ASH • DavJd D<trsL Mrs. J . H. Stephenson. A report 1 i; The birthday of Mrs w .- L. l The meeting was opened with ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Pearl G. Ash. Pomeroy . are announcing the enwao given by Mrs. Joseph Cook ~. Kautz was ;:-elebrated 1 h~rs- : prayer by Tony Fowler. Devo- gagcment of thdr daughter, Nancy Lee, to .:\ichard F. Clark, sun of Mr. and on the white cross and she stat. iEdaY when the Busy Bee Sev.m!llions rnti1led, "Taking Life for . Mrs. \Villiam F. Cla rk , Pomeroy Miss Ash is a senior at Pomeroy High School e· that boxes were readv to be I! Circle of the Federated t·hurrh Gran ted" were given by Mr. I and is employed at Grover's Studw. Mr Clark is a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy sent overseas and !hal one box ' ·l met at the church lor an ~:~11 F'red Hoffman . G.era·ld Anth- ~ · · Grande H1gh _school and attended Bethany College. He 1· s now attendmg Rw had been sen to the Christman '1 : day qullttng. ony. president, conducted the College . No definite date has heen set for the wedding. Center, Dayton. The love gilt l A potluck dinner was served business meeti ng when tile> --------~-- - -- - offering was dedicated by Mrs. 1 Alii'' Hawley. R<'port ;_, Gillen Lorain Sterrell. 1 1\-at noon to Mrs. Kautz. Miss dass voted to purchase new ! Program r. ~~ena Grueser Mrs. Otho Mur · ou ls1de dour mats for th c , The eir<"le vnted to assist • Mrs. Cairns spoke of The , :; ray, Mrs. W~lter Baer, Mr~, church . ! in purcha:-:;mg a cOnllliUllion set Olr Blrtlulny Purty Congo today and in the future. 1 ~•. Amanda Kaspar , Mrs. Carne ! Mr. and Mrs . Darst serv('d . • , fur lhe ch ur ch use. There was _A repo rt was given on the Mrs. T. T. Shelton cloled the 1 -. Grueser, Miss Anna Durst, Mrs salad and sandwiches to Mr. 1 a di sc-uss ion of the need for bJrth~ay ~arty. a_t th~ Veterans meeting with prayer. A salad Hoffman, Mr . and 1 p . fol - educational 1oys in the nu!'sery l Hospital _m Ctull!cothe by Mrs. course wa_s served by Mrs. 11 1len Neutz.ling. Mrs. Theodore I "'"'nd 1'Irs. v A program o " rayer· · A ld R t d h th Lad ' Mora, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach. I Mrs . Anthony, Mr. and Mrs., \oVJecl bv group discussion was and kmdergarten classr'1om~.. rno . :c •ar 8 w e~ e · Stephenson and Mrs. Sterrett to M ssar and Mrs I Kl M d Mr~ I The lllt>t'linu was closPd Wlth le~ Auxiliary or Lewis Manley Cl ll4r 0 . s. a.renee a · Manning oes. r. an . · -1 1ed by '1rs . F:rn_le- frasrr a! p 253 A · L · t 12 members and two guests, ; •• I Sh 1elds. I. Tony Fow 1er, Mrs . R1e har d 1 thf' January meetmg of tlw F:l- pra.ver by Mrs. Brown. I n.'it • mencan_ _ s and dauahter . Mrs. I '"'-'ar F eglOn, rn_e t Mrs. Cairn e Hovatlt:'r and Mrs. Da\'id Jen- 1 .eanor Circle of Heath Meiho- Mr.'i. f<~arl Davenport and !\Irs. 1 8,1 the Rutla nd •rst Baptts I Dale Wippel and MrS. Shelton : kins. dist Church held Thursda~· PV- Charles Bradbury served a . Churrh. will be' hostesse. for the Feb- I ening at thE" ehurch . Mrs: Fra- 1:-;a lad eourse with ehet-sestic~s Mrs. Ralph WooUs was wel· ruary meeting and Mrs. Steph· mn1ts from a table covPred , romed as a new member. enson will be program 'lader. 1 Ser was assistPd by membf'r<: and ANNOtJ~CE SESSION . Thank you notes were read lo-r ---- - : f. planning session for coun- of the d rclt> in presenting situ-: With a .while cloth \\ ith pi nk cards sent the various hospit~ 1 TONIGHT tkru TUESDAY selors and old and new dele- at ions where pnl~'er would b, <J('L't-~sones. An arrangr'""l 1('nt of ~ I s and a letter of thanks from menta were aened by Mrs. · pink l'lowPrs pink tapers the Meigs County Amer1can RedJ•h gates of ~1eigs County su b-d.IS· efft>ctivt:' . d 1 and S erman Butler, Mrs. Lucka• l Janu.ry 15·19 11 trict Methodist 'r'ovth Jo'ellow- The rnt>~:ting was openPd wiP1 ct-., ·re t •e to) t' . cross Chapter . Mrs . Curtis Luck doo, Mrs. Harrison Be!ltley, WALT DISNEY •$ "EMIL AND THE ship, will be held January 30 devotions and prayer giver~ byl adoo was appointed commun· [Mrs. Emma Bland, Mrs. Ern- ·1 DETECTIVES" the Pomeroy Methodist Mrs. Robert Byer . ~1rs. Byer , ,ty serv ice chairman. Refresh- est Bowles and Mr1. Rlchardo. (Technicolor) Ch urch at 2·30 p.m New dele- also plt1yed for the hymn sinj;!Bryan Russell, 10 yr old boy gates were to be elected by ing by the group . During the as Emil: 3 deleclives : Walter Slezak. Hein Schubert. Pt>ter each charge by Janur~ry 15 and business meeting. Mrs. Galen Ehrli(:h, pl11yed strictly for the names sent to Chr;s Tomp- Brown . president. appointed a kins. Spring-Ave., Pomeroy. nominating comm ill.ee compos· laughs . ' Th e .\I l'd. w·mIer I ns t't! ll t e WI'II I. cd u t M rs. John I Th(' Soulhern ement<.~ry 7th I d lith d El PTA ; J 3 Disney Colorcartoons: be held today in Ironton. Mrs. James Johnson and e meh aln . . 14nth , IJ t grla l lt' SC' 1100 1 Wit tIC t I 'A cultural program on lele- . . -e-n -t tn t wue "' ... . ~ . ~!i~ , "'" " «s:C ~ ·; '!. ' .;; - zs •J. ~ ·~l)~~NO~;;--------------------------;;:·-~;;D~ee:•;,:s~d~T:e~T;le~l:n:'z~r~r~.~·~~-T~..~~·~·;,.;;•~•:•:•~~:~~~--~----~----~-~~.~-----------------------. VOL XVI NO. 233 FIVE~· 1 - ' 1 1 In 1 Mrs. Cairns is Guest Speaker In pomeroy 1 I the Joseph Beegle, 59 WASHINGTON - ·T r OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 I t !.. = "• t Its sale time in the Furniture depart- .. 1 I Given On Prayer at I ments on the 2nd and 3rd floors.- ith Sets Goa] Big selections of well known makes C1rc/e Meef1ng 1 I - Prompt delivery to your home ,. I Sensible Credit Service. - MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ! !d the beginning of ·'an 1 Smilh offered no 1peeifie ,.... f 'A New Spirit' il1 WOBt grams. but ooted !hal he Wlti lia . '.' vresent a program to the Leatwm themes vf the ad- islature Tuesday " to meet ·&fte we~e. tht' " new Sptrit' nf'eds of the future.' ·epet.1t1?ns of his frequent , Setting goals for the four .!Jl durmg the 1964 ca~i .v ears ol his adminiStration and for an "administration of b~::yonU, Smith said the plans lence." · '·must be beth objeetive and --~ ---~--- 1 . ' 1 VI5!0nary ; both prudent ~ M.rs. L-ohse is Speaker for PTA Meeting cles, SUNDAY, JAN. 17 thru SATURDAY, JAN. 23 pn~:;ident , Mrs. Mildred Filch, I pre-siding. I Mrs. M~xine Wingett. charactcr and spiritual edu<'ation . chairman , was in charge of del votions. She gave comments I c·om·erning things individuals . s1o uld do Io ha v e I tlw right kind of life, and closed ! I ~·ith prayer. The seeretarys report by Mrs. J. A. Smith and the treasurer's rtport by Mrs. Howard Erwin were read and accepted. Tile president announced the county council meeting will be I Feb. 4th. at the Letart School. I A meeting regarding PEP will i btt Feb. 3rd at tne Richardson ' ' schoo l in Athen s. I The program chairman, · Mrs . 1 Mason Fi~t1r-r. introduc cd Mrs. I I Harold L<lhse, Southeast Dis- . i tric1 Director, who · presented 1 an informative und interesting program regarding students, pa-1' · n·nts and teachers when hoyq and girls enter Jr. High. · The members joined in groups with a question and a nswer period on problems related to l I 1 Pomeroy ... .' .. National Bank ANNOUNCES AN INCREASE IN ITS INTEREST RATE TO i this. ANNOUNCEMENT •• I the ! ronm rnoU1ers and all who helped with the Christmas treat 1 1 for the stude-nts. I TI1e refreshment 4:0mmiUee I EFFECTIVE MARCH 1st, 1965 This Bank Will Pay 4% Per Annum, Compounded Semi-An· nually, On All Time and Savings Deposits. All Deposits Will Be Insured Up To $IO,ooo;oo By The Federal Deposit lnsur· .,.... ' II I for the February meeting will , be Mrs. Victor Hysell, Mrs. Ma'50n Fisher and Mrs. J. A. I Smith. The president adjourned the meeting and a social hour followed We Invite You To Do All Of Your Benklng With A Pull Service Bank. If You Need A Loan for Any Worth-While Purpose Check With Our Installment L011n Department. !~~:.'~!~s ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS DAUGHTER BC: Mr . a gd Mrs. Howard Lyons (Roberta (The Beginning of Our Semi-Annual Interest Paying Period) Pomeroy National Bank Jean Hunnel) of · Portsmouth are announcing the birth of a 7'h lb daughter , Sherri Dawn Wednesday, January 13. at U1e Portsmouth Hospital. Grandparents are Robert Hun· nel of Middleport and Mrs . Sidney Erwin of Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore of Pomeroy are great grandpar· cnts. The Lyons have two sons, Robert and Bernard. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK '1HE FRIENDLy BANK 11 Membtr Fec;laral Deposit Insurance Corporation DANCE DATE SET Member Federal Reserve System Member Feder•! Deposit Insurance Corporation I to be held in Point Plell"!!ll wlll be held Saturdoy evening, Febru&rf 13 with a •lyle revue preceding. It lA being sponsored by Affiliate II of the Nallonal Hairdresser Y Cosmetoioglsts ~----------------------------------~~~---~A~·~ ' fabulous Carol. Burnett confides that she and · Joe .Hanulton aren't expeetlng· 1 baby, Hea4s · turned wllea Av G desplte the rumors, although they hope riVed at the. ColOny 'the oih~r :J~~e;,.;~~ :::- :other one soon . . . Students of the Sam ~plegel. Sam ls a ch . d ea e are mystified by the bfg Issue llut not ihe ·charmer tile .-.;~=~ ::;..,:~ ~·c:t_t;Yt~ro•:-~·r critics who complained to see with Ava ... There's a hush Ed d AfbeY I n t understand the new bUlb of ''Hush • war e play, "Tiny Alice." Can't . Sweet GJ~•rtiJUjjf• at" t : Broadway ih~_~=· tt;_ja~emrs Jbuslot en;oy, without a blueIt won't be too hard to find -1 tb • P n e o v us. Probably there are JWit stall~! In the tirljbt light 1 dUJb. mighty few reviewers who conid agree on area aQd Usten for· the roa way the" m,essage of Shakes11:are's "Coriolanlhrlelcs .. : When· ltiJy and us, · let alone "Hamlet, but those plays "anid at the Americana lifter his 1 tlave llved for an impressive length of P4ied Jilu~JI!nJ !.!Je ~ · ~ • time · · · Abbe Lane did some business ed to t1fi ~~nee.. Til ~!~lent dedd- while she was on her honeymoon in !lpartment tor a!J .bJs.clot:l. ~ llame. Sbe conferred wltb VIttorio be. ~Uea,~lld "!..W ~.... I' Sica about- a comedY-•USjlense flim propllotl!l fol'-· ~ d~U:aUoQ; wid. - • and lmmedlatQly ~ sl!e ~ad tbe flee Pro~ 1dl& meil. .~"· ·he wo , . IICI;i~t .B;be deciJied It wu 1u.st wl!at she !"~ llav.e to •tro_u to lome' r: 'Y'P4tli ' _l'lo •l!rd '0!1 bow brldell'OOm_@· '!'uraJ!t. . .• •. - • II' ~ • emselye.s whlle thelt )llides are Ec=•£: f.- I ~Jio! :-;fk;. ·\;,,,,., .. ~ "oi' MIDDLEPORT, 0,. .' ° B . < The Valentine Dance nation and was a screeliin• Serving Meigs County for over 93 years RUTLAND By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Ge t the producers of the new low Broadway Bulletin Board budget hit, ''No thing But A Man," to teu Maximilian Schell and Princess Sora- y_ou . their ha_rro':VIng experiences while J:• are back together again and actm ~Ilmmg a scnpt m Mississippi. The stor~ llke devoted sweethearts, after severa1 les would make pa~e one readin b t w~eks of JCH~e~. Hono rs go to mediator all concerned apparently h ave g~ow~d Gma Lollobriglda, who knew the situa- not to talk beca use "it would make troution and persuaded Max and So t .t h raya o ble for people who helped " 0 ne of t ' • aomt eac .- was waiting for the other to th . e na tons most celebrated stnppers make the first reconciliation move. Ma - ;ust underwent a complete surgical ovor Wagner ought to get Gina working erha••' the Welfare stnke '>peaking 0 wns, comeaian .buady Hackett has u 1'1."-u , ,vucnae_l (;acoyannts, the briJJiant the staJ!ehands at "I Had A Ba 11 " no end writer • dtrector - producer of "Zo b by telling the audience now much over- the Greek," which is breaking reco:d: time the boys will get if he stays on three VIS!ted Dr. Robert Baird's narcotics clin: nunutes longer. The customers laugh tc m East Harlem to witness a sessiOn but th~ stagehands don't ..... A famed part1clp~ted m by ~ddicts who are lrysmger s house is sche®led to be auction- mg to k1ck the habit Cacoyannis came ed by the Internal Revenue Service to away dazed and shakeg bf the experfpay for debts allegedly owed the govern ence; he believes the sl'ory of the chnic :ent · · · Cary Grant must be chucftlmg- ~ould . make a stark, powerful. perhaps e made the front page of a metropoli: mcred1ble motion picture Jack tan newspaper a few days ago with the "Murph the Surf" Murphy has been oilsame stock interview he uses on every served at the bar of the Embers West ~ewspaperman. The key question is (f~rmerly _the Spindletop) quaffing his Me you prepared to lose your son to dn!lks while wearing casual Florida-type another woman?" That and most of the attire - a sw.. ter anti sla~lr· · F o the_r standard qu_. otes was printed 'a ao. ,......... ne r~ncn _an~ :,u lunny. Their Mu· a 110 ' #hat's a_U the fusa aoout ~!:IIzabeth ACians Umon figured out a way to av'!'aYI,o~ wanting to become a British sub- eng~. themselyes for recent government Jo;ct;, like her husband? Our State De t. deCISion to dtSbind three state OFchestras.I They plan to send full-scale crews dldn t t urn green when Lee Harvey 'P Os- t Ra 1 wald flung them his passnnrt and dld bls .. o P ay ve outside the houses of minbest to become a RusSian CommunJst. tSters r~sponsible for the foul deed _ Yet Liz '!lad~ 11 clear in her statement after nu~night, of course. Ravel, indeed that she 1s still fond of the United--States How deligbl!u~! If they really wanted t~ a'!d she most probably isn't very ~~y t~e villlans, strange that they With a rifle, yef the Warren Commission tune.t think of some· terrible roclt 'n' roll baa decreed that Oswald bad a grudge , , , good 1 EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 1965 TY ·no· *W he'• nelll'b" ·' • .t·....,., t: •- ~~ itlidyi!ia sci!JJiJlior; · · < ·'"7\. · '"' ' (UPI) - 'Mild! ~Dab ~Tbe · ~ ible sal.ary nfolk and close friends John B. Connally~ I ,niaht after spending a I ~ and classrvoni · Illness I"'G u _.;.,,.. i · V ..,_. --- lleeping on extra rot~ . Sh. e group stayi·d at Blair · e, the pre~Jdf'nlial gue-~t ~ locafE'd ~:~cross Pennsvl· 1 Avenut' from the White e. ~ fn I' The teachers thonked ~-4 " I i o/o 0 0 1 1 Max SchelJ, Princess Hack Too-ether 1 ; ··we must improve our :Sident Johnson shared . S<'hoots. so that every child wm .elegatwn of hts Texas ' have I he best possible teac~r : who are on hand for:and every teacher the best - hs 1 Will !House . Yideo viewers have a 'first' on the launchtng pad for their home screens Sunda~ ~n. 24, when noted space scientist • erner vo~ Bra~n will be seen and heard In a taped 1 ~1ervtew on Science All Stars, ~h descrtbes how Project Apollo will ~rh I ree U.S. astronauts Ia a renduvo111 wtt the moon. The show airs on the ABc- ; or' 1 . Imaginative." ": 1 "Fir<t. I am detennJned that I t>XcPIIPnre in education be uur n~mber-one goal. A peat P_dnrat1on system is a prerequii s1te of a great state," be .id. Lingerfor Days, Weeks flight from Texas had a ay air w'th relative• and LONDON (UP[) - A Brill•~ ds visitil'lg up and do\\-11 ~e-d i ca l expeM said today that lisle!il of the plane and taJ,. Sw Winston Churchill ill obvt· ~ic1ure~ with flas h ram- ously dying , but that It migM , be days or even weeks before 1ong the group wt>re the his great heart beats Ita: Jalt. ident's Jnde. HL•ffman " It !Churchill's UIDOII) Is ob~"- San Antonio, and aunt. vlously a terminal eundition. Josefa saunders, and Sam but it is usually the biltory of of Floresville. Te:t., a re- these attacks that if they are publisher of w~f"~ly oews- ~ not fatal in the firlt 41 houn rs who was onf' of thP first they can go on for a ian& ons to urge John~r.n to g~ time.'' h~ said. pu~lic lift>. I . 1 '1n winter, however, - ft · - ~ ---·- hkely to find thai a reiJ)lralory complication will set ID llld tbl8 VICe Of .will be the end." I A spokesman for a . ftll'Old 1 Lord Moran, <llurchlll'• pbysJ. ' cian, said he bad not caDed In specialists 1o assist hlm 111 <!Brins for his 111mous patlt'ttll ..,_ cept for Lord Brian, the neurolrvices for Mrs. Roy White obgisll,lhrwho ~~fii!OIIdlut lbo .,.,.._ · ra <>muuoiS Jl'r.lday Racine , who died •t Vet- 1becau"' he need far 110 s Men!orial Hospital Satur-1 them. evening. will l>e ht"-ld al uo p. m. at Ewing PARKERSIUtt. Jel. Bunal w1ll be m th• FINED IN COUit MAN rt Cemelery The Rev, A Parker b T' 8 Ufl, W. V&., · man ~land Norri~ will officiate I · · , was clled to P-..y ayor rvivors include her hu9.,Charles Legar') Court SUnday I. Roy : these son,. Claud• followlng a two • ev _ ldtlut Harold, Louisvill•. Ky.; on East MabHt 8l ·U. lntormond of Mansfi eld, and section of Sprlllt Aft. dngs, LouL•ville. Ky.; s!x l Police saki Ford Lowe, 41, ~te~s . Grace Getti•. Louis- was cited liter ~- fllvolvlld ; VK>Iet Kerns. Wheeliltj, m a mlshap wltb a ·ear drl. Joseph Turner, Reedsyin~; by Emory II._, 51, Pomero,. dena Doty, Belaire; Mrs. 1'1bere was ~ - ~e ID n Dailey, Portland. analboth vehlcleL ~~~; ~ wt!"e . Dorothy Douglas. Racine; !reported. Lowe · ... elt~fll!il irandchildr•n. two brothers.! with failing to· . . 'wtt:bla 811 three sisters. assured cleaa: ·~. -lends may call at !be l . , - -·- - ral borne anytime. Veterua •t h\:w g- · 11 1 I 1 er • Glenn Ford's Favorite Lady act • a director should direct" - nur does be want to work t~ ward any particular part or • type of part. "I feel."' be s.ays, ''that there BY DICK KLEINER are certain kinds of parts 1 like llolly"oed Correopoadeat lest. Westerns, for instance, HOLLYWOOD (NEAl ~ally aren't work lor me, ne.. At lunch, Joseph Cotten and cause I raise horses and 1 love R1cardo Montalban were lhat life. But I should do a 11 c~nging stories about the most kinds of parts. I lake tbe parts iWII men they knew. This was where the scripts are believa•n appropriate conversational ble and where the director, topic, since they were both in- cameraman and soundman are vo_lwd in lilming a IJIOvfe about men I have confidence in.'' 0'1 II men called "The Monef Trap." Ford aJso told me that for (CoUen'o candida•. incident- years he has refused to answer ally, won the hooon. He was a the question abut which of his l>ustness manaaer. who learned leading ladles was his favorite to profit from bls clfents• di- but no;, he has decided w aO: vorces, 81ld consequentlf began swer it. ..Geraldine 'page;• be said. to persuade them air to get divorced.) 'I• 'Dear Heart," I found Iter "The Mouey Trap" is an *- h a tremeodously eJ:eitint MGM fUm lhal seems to be a perormer to work whh. 'In fact, lbere Is talk that throwback IG the old good~ !urns-bad-because of mon- Martin Manulis wanta to team ef-hungry-wile stories of lhe us qain. I hope it works out." '30s. Maybe tbe time is ripe FORD'S PRIVATE TRAILER lor a new cycle of these. With Glenn Ford, Montalban. Cotten, Is a Iuourious thinl - handsome ,wood paneling, objects d'· Efke Sommer and Rita Hayart such aa a framed copy of worth, this one bas a good cast, Patton'o D-Oay speeeb to his and Burt Kennedy lA a clasa di· rector. lrooptl - but Alontslban's was lhe ordinaey lludlo losue. It dldn't seem to squelch hiB bap. Pl' outlook on life. "I'ID happier DOW/' be says, "!ban I used 18 be when there o- sereamlnJ teen-flier• al'Oitlld ~ne. lll&ed 10 ...,.._ were all ey a~ ,which 'iru IIIJ bell lide ... - · · He, J f I \rs. White ;Tuesday Tue!-1' I I w•cK GU~RDS .• . •~-~....-: . I Admtslllllla ........117-- Mra. ESC.\PE >!f~JUN (UPI) - Two East .Tack Braley; ~ii'Oy; ~ JoltnsClll, 81r!ICIIIi. · Dlldt....... -R&'<!Iot - 'Nc!Jie Border guards Sunday Bfrta iiiiiiUJ -,~ Mr. attcl forced 1 third Commu- Mrs. JliCk altley ~ ·It to ferry them SOD. ·/ ,'· ltCfOIB l lake to.n-. 1 Sbda, .,._J q ~ West Berlf11. 'I'bf Ill- Price, W ' 1 fit,, CU...:ill sergeant and 21-yea.- Wilson, , r- &;:;Pbf·i:,i...'ili coiiUtlalldeerecf a Lewlo, Hiltlfl(t irlllit, · · -- · · and arolored fts ~~ ·· ' eros• the Niedereuen-- Saad!Js, ::'. . ,. · .;.. _,.~.._ _ .,_..._ R.. , , • '· ,....,., \I! . It QIIIIUI, . -M~'r~.~·"··~--~c· ' ....... . "~"·" -·:.... \ ". �.. - .. . .. -- Sales Tax Collection is Cut Your Own Taxar.n !jabeUJ Stntlntl, PllllltfOY•Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 1965 3.6% Hike Over Period Sales tax rollection• for the $2,256.29, ~1.1199. 21. Ross-til. tw~wook peri<MI crom :n, ,lll.lli, tl06.1tt.ll. Vin\1111-41,• Nelsonville RockSpriap Society Notes Moving end All • fringes DedUCitble i1lll - a.-lit.._ Ri ..:.:! :!"d!:: ....-It .l, IIIII*••·'!:m-:::: I*·"' .: t3 . 'tr ua 1l0 day '8 IIMatr....... . --w. a::, HELEN HELP us ! 111 d ICO . I Repo•..,' Willie':: •eo. Sports -·,..eatla /* ~25 ~ n~ ~wu~~~~o ~~~~ ~. ~edt!':n:' .:;:: re~t"":~ I A. ... I •r- lnece..... ' ' WORLD ••clwlp ~~ New Image s-•t- -w. lflrt., ~ __ __ pn ahol WOW'td. Go4 you ~~~~·~Ae~IW~n~~la~III~U~I~ol~ll~•·~·~~~~~~h:ua~band~lh~ll~llt't~lr~l!lllllpl~~Wt~llllll~~~liet. pera11lt4 Time -··-ltobetla, c-o I au. - Car.lt 'TH!.V GET 10 1Hf! FAot!N .... N11 WHO GETS COLD Fli:El 'i' FtetJR.t.l!VEI.V SPEAI<IN&, '!HAT IS .... Yeu - bleaa (ND'Tl Tile "Odltt Dl4ae· lrcom a 5 Mill'- lloM" Gtall ... ..WitlOnoL valu•l• ta• tat.l --- -.•II In the HrliW appNrllll In thla -Ft 1,..- PLUS mulh tiMrt. te'""' • co,, alfiiiiiY illlllllle betew• ., ..... ~ llllllhfo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. "Cut Your Own 'ttiiH," clo The Dally S.ntlllttl, _......,_ .... ___________, P. 0. lex 419, Dljtt. 14.. la4le City Station, Yerk ,,, N.Y. I Nw · 1 -cut 0ur o. ....... .,. "" Dilly .......... o. ... "-·,.. . I I '·Wit City... at.tllft. I ... Ytrli ,,, N. v. I Plu:ia Mllll ''" ef "C\\t Y- OWtt IOc "" ..,.....-.. .. "" . . . ... I __.................... I ,_ ~~~ ___ ·- · ~· ft::;,.. ---"OIL-CIUol-----------!PI- altaw th• wulle fer ilellwty) FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.- crack-up. The NCAA Ruleo Committe. au---~Pome thorlzed full~le substitution• 'l1!e lfltlll :'c;!'.: Fast..:orntng sailabury, led Jibe tournament. Best Cheerleaders by Bob Burdette IIIII Danny Pt. Pleasant ended up with a roy. lor college football whenever • Aboll, took a 38-311 victory 1seventh pLace finish by defealoo Best Sportamanahip - Polllt the belt changes banda. ~~~ over Eaatern. Bunlelte ll8llk IJ m Wahama U-16. Pleasant. ---: r--..points and Abbott lolled in 15. McDernutt•o 10 points made Best Foul Shooter - Steven SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Wee El- :PI~ ;;-:-:- w It 1 Ray K1rr led Eastern with U him high scorer for the win- Schuler of Southern. Us beat BlU Casper on the first points on live buckets and a ners while Carder added six. Third Place Trophy - Porn- hole of a JUdden. death playoff date. D 1M .,_ ,.,. Southern stayed close at the !3. Big Brady Sayr• was lhe lree throwo. Also hitllng in dou- Cree throw. G. Mitchell was leading scor- eroy team. ID will the San Diego Open golf .......,eat t1 tlio .,_ • • . . heels of the Athens county team se<>rtng horae for Coach HUlon ble figures lor the Little Pan- Sailabury led J.S at the end . er lor Wahama with all. Second Place Tropby - tournament. Each ha4 fmtshed oult ef ad Ice. througbout the firs! period Wolfe's team from Racine as then were Sam Arnold and of the first stanza, was ahead AWARDS PRESENTED Southern team. 72 holes of regulation play at which ended witb Nelaonvtlle he poured 26 point. through Jim Crow, each with 1~. Yar- 25-6 at halftime and bold a 27- Pomeroy Athletic Director First Place TrophY - Nel- 26'1. Syracuae 1M LaSal~ 84 leading 7-8. The talented yotmg the hoopo. Sayre sank oeven brough led Rutland with nino !6 lead at the ~nd of the third ' James Diehl presented tbe aonvllle team. --. Amencltll Inti fi a 71 Gre hounds then pulled ahead 1\eld ~oal• and 12 lou\ shots. ahd B. Hawkino ae<>red five. quarter. The VICtory gave Sal- !ollowmg awards after t be All - Star team Individual RIVERSIDE, Cahf.-Dan Gur- . Geo. Washington '18. N Yf 0'1111!:11 GAMES isbury a !Uth place llnish In Ichampionship game : trophies - Ken EngliSh and ney won hts thtrd straJght Riv- 1St Bonaventure 71 Niagara -~ 22-1~ b balltime and were lead- Host Pomeroy ended up with Y Sam Arnold of Pomeroy: Bob • • • il • i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. Burdette and Danny Abbutt of • • saisbury; James of NeisonvWe. Brady Sayre of Southern, Dan- • ny Yarbrougb of Rutland, Gary ,• • By RODNEY DAVIS Saturday. AFL Commissioner urday in Jeppesen Stadium at -played belore a crowd ol lo,- tal with a 46-yard field goal and Mitchell of Wahama, Ray K.arr :• • Ualted Proas International Joe Foss said the sites were set Houston, was the anti-clmtax to 446. liVe extra points. of Eastern and Tom Staata of • • HOUSTON (UPI)-Tbe Amerl- pending completion of "proper a week of contusion that startDawson lnj_ured It wa. the West's fourth con- Pt. Pleasant. • DO • can Football League's (AFL) financial arrangements." ed when 20 Negro players voted Had! replaced . InJured Len secutive victory in the series. 'floating' All-Star game bad a Hold Off De<lsion to boycott a New Orleans ap· Dawson m fl>e (rrst quarter, The East scored on Houston's hom• today - at least for two The A~'L owners also voted pearance becaU!~e o( dlscrimina- De~sonhad already hlt San Di- Sid Blanks live yard run and a years, perhaps the most orderly not to conunil themselves on . !Jon by taxi dmers and mght egos Kteth Lmooln on • 73 - 17-yard run by Boston's Nick outcome of a disorderly week the problem of early contract club owners. yard pass play on tne first Buoniconti with a fumble recovI• ended by the West All-Stars signinga of e<>Uege players who Foss ordered the gam~ mov.Oti down of .the game lor an early ery. By United Press Internatlona ,• • 38-14 shellacking ol the Eaat.. still have eligibility, until a to Houston after conlerrmg w1lt• score. Lmcoln boted 80 yards , . . SATURDAY • • Club ownero chose Hmlllon joint meeting can be arranaed AFL club owners. . lor another touchdown tn the . Sports ~ilers named Lmcoln SYDNEY, Australia _ Ron I• and Oakland, Calif., as tentative btween the pro leagues and the John Hadl of San. Diego led lhtrd penod. i lhe games outstandmg of! en- Clarke ol Australia set a world ' • sites for the 1966 and ;9{;7 All- National Collegiate Athletic As th• West to a smashing vtcto':Y Tommy Brooker of the Kan- • SIVe player. Delenstve back W1l- record for the ; ,ooo meter run !• • Star games at the final session socialion (NCAA). w•lh three touchdown passes ml sas C1ty Chtcls added the re- J he Brown of Denver was chosen with a clot·kmg of 13 ,34 .6. .• If bills are bothering you ... lf pay• __ ments are too stiff . .. that's when you • 01 the own~rs' winter meeting The All-Star game, beld Sat· the transplantod AU-Star game maining points to the West's to- the outstanding defensive star. HOUS'l'ON - The West beat need one sensible cash loan. Just • liol:!t!,!l, ': :: w:; I \ • 1 S Q TS P R SUMMARY • • • WHEN MONEY (Q UNTS MOST • !• Tornadoes CI.IP York on Saturday Nl"ght l!l'«l'li!l"""''*"'""*'"""--""'"' Rio JVs are The ICbeduJed appearance B A gain • ol u. s . table etunis champeaten Southern put their season man Norrls 'th 26 po1nts. y was 1ed bY Wayne wt·th ton (boys wuler 14) Steve r~cord in the black 3aturday The Tornadoes now are 6-5. 13 points. _Hor~'s · team efort Parsons of Charleston at the By MU f rOS h night with a convincing 66-16 Southern used the !irs~ fl"r- at the chanty line was only 4 "ig Bend Cla18ic Saturday L or~~. WI • • • Ia the East 33-14 in lhe American • Football League All Star game . • -- . II ARCADIA, Cali(. - HlU Riae l• phone us for quick approval Then stop for your money in one trip. Have less to pay ouL Enjoy yourself all •L- • • • ""' more. • outlasteri Pelegrln by about two • lengths to ain the $61,550 san I• Our Friendly Staff .ctorv over York led by Noriod to get acquamted Wllh liS lor 16. nlgbl bad to be cancelled M h II ll . . und Fernando Stakes at Santa Aruta.! • Vt ., N · h'l · of 16 lr ars a mvers1ty's e__ 1• opposition, ending with a 9-7 orrts I rune om when heavy snows in Weal f t d f h b k tb 11 . ld f or better than 50 per VIrginia made lrtlveling too tea e res SAN FRANCISCO - Willie 1• lead. This edge began sprea d· th e fte d ma. n1 Nas 9e a ing in the second quarter to a cent and 8 of ~ at the chanty dangerous. earn ma e v•c ory o. a · Mays signed hiS 1965 contract •• When money is the quesllon, 134 -69 romp over Rio I with the San Francisco Giants I d t d t · rousmg · I 8 31-21 hal tlme a van age, an I r;re·. Clarence Parsons, Steve•• Grande College's juni11r var- for 3 e ted $I05 000 • CITY tOAN is the an1wer. - - - - - - - . COLUNBUS (UP!' - Ohio a very e<>mfortable 52-33 third . acme reserve~ won. 4.l·28 · father, called !rom Sl. Albans sity Saturday night at Meinor-' r pur Sunday ' · e<>llege basketball records, in- quarter dulge. wtth Sherm Cundiff leadmg 811 , said Steve and be bad gotten tal Field House. I MELBOURN!o., Australia-The ,• cludina gameo of Saturday, II was the best night !rom sc~ers w:f' 1.7 points. that far enroule to Pomeroy Marshal, hitting 499 per United States defeated B•itain i8 Ja~~,1!. W L Pis Opo the field for Coac~ Craynor YoJ: q_ua .. er~:... . ? 24 33 46 bul ltll lbey bad better give cent of its shots, zoomed away j and Australia ousted France to ;8 Central State 12 0 998 761 Sloan's boys as they hit~ per Southern . . .. .... . 9 31 52 66 it up. from the start and had a 69-33 , advance Ia the final round of :• ., cent of 6(1 shots. Relerees wht.. York, Wayne 6-l-! Nelson They promised ot eome anylead at halftime. The L i 1 tIe · Cedarville 3 8 13 1 1224 959 Miami !les. sent lbem to the fr. e e hoe .e, Thomas t+t, Wacltentime In the future llley were Green, hilling its highest point RIO GRANDE 3 856 1 1111 12 Steubenville 10 1 792 711 '"' limes, ceshmg in 14 times. swanz II.(J-O; Grainstead, 6-ll-!2, mv11ed, wbeo traveling was total of the year, passed the Shivelv l&-1-37· Richardson • Findlay 12 3 1313 1138 Evan• 4-1-9, Jones 0-1-1, Sayre! not AO dangerous. c'entury mark with 9:17 to go. 1·0-2; Magnani l-{}-2 : Pasko ~ ~ · Willenborg 9 z 711 600 1-0-2, Devol {}-1-l. Tota.. 21 1 Parsono wa• to play an .,.. Orville Stepp, hitting 10 of' 0-0; Mercer 3-0-j); Uhl o-2-12; • Youngstown . IZ 3 1030 893 (• of 16) 46 · bibitlun match wllb Jo~ 19 from the floor and eight of Lustti 1-1-3: Heigle 2-1·>; Wit-' • & SAVINGS CO. Otterbein BIZ 04 Southern, Priee 9-2-20, FishTaDnebiU of Middleport, 0~10 nine from the free throw line, Us 1-0-2. Tolals 30 (9-18) 69. • 7 8 3 Akron 8 3 m 128 er 1-1-3, Norris 9-8·26, Baer 2- cbempion in that age dtv- led the Little Green in scorina J · MARSHALL • .___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___, Ohio Wesleyan 7 3 733 68> 1>4, McCiinlock 3-2-8, McKe\. ision. with 29 points. Redd 9-1·19; Stone 7-6-20; AI- • Cincinnati 9 4 9117 87> vey 2-J-5. Totals 26 (14 of 25) John Card, Pomeroy High Rio is now 5-5 for the year 1 ten 2·5·9 ; Dawson 8-(}.16; Stepp :• Phone WY 2·2171 125 E. Mlln St. Ohio University 8 4 968 877 6. champ, &ubst.ituted lor Par- Bob Allen led the Little, 10-8·29: Justice 4-0-8; Banks f>- 1 Bob Miller, Mgr • - ---'--------=--- Standings 1• ITY ~~:~~~ande !8 ~5 1:982 :916 OAN Red Devt"ls Drop N"tnth Cage Outing 1 !hl~I·L_• t":!e'':f.:b ~:;:~, 1~it~ ;~4~h~eg~~d c~~~;·,lllar~:!1e6-::;:; T~~:~·o~ ~~~ = 1 Ohio High School BloketbaO w':: ra":.!e: Loans made quickly "' west Virginia Dayton "y United Prooo International lured 12, Stone 11 and Glen Jus- '33) 134. 1• Residents through our CITY LOAN & Marietta 6 4 760 691 Rutland'• Red Devils lost Toledo Libbey 57 Elyris 45 tlce nine. Rw Grande . . .. 3~ 36 GUARANTY co, here Hiram 5 4 700 865 their filth straight basketball Barberton 78 Firestone 35 Rio's Shively took game scar- Marshall 68 66 - 134 1• ALSO SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS John Carron 5 4 614 706 game saturday night with an Akron North 100 Springfield 44 Columbus St. Charleo 47 ing honors with 37 points, hit- Fouled uut. none. Personal Ohio Northern 6 5 936 905 B!Hili setback by Chauncey - Do- Akron South 6(1 Wooster 50 Columbus Rosary 41 ling 16 field goals but only five fouls, Rio Grande 20, Marshall Bluffton 6 5 870 862 ver's Blue Devils. Kent Roosevelt 76 Norton 38 Columbut University 58 of 11 free throws. 115 I' • • • • • M • 8 • • • • • • • • • • • • • Toledo 6 5 823 846 The loss was Rutland's ninth Massillon 64 Canton South 60 New Albany 56 ·----Ohio Slate 6 6 907 922 in 12 outings lhl• season. McArthur 84 Belpre 76 Urbana 86 Springfield South 62 Mt. Union 4 4 537 5>7 Glenn Bridgewater. Chaun- Chauncey 89 Rutland 65 Delaware Hayes 56 Muskingum 7 B 864 994 cy's pacemaker, led all play- Sheridan 76 Logan >4 Olentangy 43 Wilmington 4 4 600 643 ers in scoring with 25 points Chillicothe 11)4 Wellston 72 Highland 5:i Northmor 52 Oberlin 4 5 600 643 on 12 buckets and a lree throw. Albany 72 Uniolo 119 Carroll &I Liberty Union 48 Baldwin-Wallace 5 7 908 990 Ronnie Black, husky center, led Miller 62 Arne ..Berne 53 Berne Union 59 Millersport 58 Citpital 5 7 982 934 Rutland with 24 point. on 10 Maysville 110 Glouster 56 Dayton Dunbar 88 Woo,ter 5 7 830 7':11 buckets and four charity tosses. Racine 66 York 46 Lima Central Catholic liS Xavier 5 8 1172 11>2 Also bitting in double figures Wheelina (W. va.) Catholic 46 Dayton Stebbins 59 Western Res. 3 5 604 616 for Rutland were Larry Rupe Steubenville Catholic 42 Dayton Stivers 54 Denison 4 8 669 723 with 16 markers and Rusty Lit· Newport 73 Hamilton Tall 89 MaloM 4 9 1053 1111 lie with 12. Mingus had 18, StanPennsbore (W. Va .) &S Lemon-Monroe >J Kent State 2 ! 528 542 ley I> and Nye 12 lor Chauncey. Zanesville Rosecran• 69 C'mcinnati Country Day 70 Fenn 2 S 498 .519 Chancey bold a 22 • 16 lead Columbus Ready 45 Indian Hill 6(1 owling Green 3 8 727 875 when the first period end- Dresden 56 Roseville 36 Portsmouth 87 Ironton 86 Case Tech 2 7 622 701 ed, 44-29 at hatttime, and was , Malta-McConnelsville 6ii Clay 103 Clarksburg 78 Kenyon I 7 458 >74 in front 61-44 when the third Crooksville 62 Chesapeake 90 South Point 42 Defiance I 9 682 820 quarter closed. A 43-39 defeat West Muskingum 6.'1 Fairland 101 Heidelberg 1 12 828 1002 was also suffered by the RutLicking Valley 60 Ironton St. Joseph 64 MID-AMERICAN land reserve squad. Philo 103 New Lexington 8G Portsmouth East 28 Miami 8 0 789 506 By quarters: SkY"'4 10~ Beallsville >S Portsmouth Notre Dame 26 . . Ohio 4 I 418 346 Chancey 22 44 61 89 Fort Frye 95 Caldwell 78 Bowling Green J 3 413 400 Rutland 16 29 44 6>_Newark Catholld 57 SETS 101 MEI'ER MARK West. Mich. I 3 306 334 RUTLAND - Lambert 441: Guernsey Catholic :i4 MOSCOW (UPIJ - Vitaly KuMarshail 0 3 244 316 Little 1;-2-12: Black 1{}-4-24; Rupe Woodsfield 100 Matamoras 62 narev, a 26-year old ~-,ool Toledo 0 3 $03 2M 7-2-16; Stewart 1-3-5. Totals 27- Shenandoah 113 Barnesville 38 teacher from Leningrad, set a Ken& 0 3 185 228 !1-63. Heath 83 Frazeysburg 6Z world indour record Sunday BIG TEN CHAUNCEY - Mingus ~18; Columbuo Wallerson 61 when he ran the too meten in Michigan 2 0 179 151 Nye 6-ll-12: Stanley 6-3-15; HowColumbus Aquinas 6(1 !0.3 during the annual Winter Iowa 3 I 364 293 ell J..l-7; 3ridgewater 12-1-25; Columbus St. Mary 72 Stadium trophy meeting at LenWe know Irs brd to belle!e 1 Foni<ODid ride quieter fhR • Thrifty, quiet new Big Six-the biggest Six offered by any Indiana 3 I 336 307 Dougla.o 2-0-4; Bentley J..l-7; Hamilton Twp. 56 ingrad. It was not known wheththe famed RoUs-Royce. Bot it's a fact. Leading acoustical car in Ford 's class •.• 289-o.L in. V-8 ill XL'a· aod LlD'a. ntinois 3 I 309 292 Shumway 0.1-1. Totals 41-7-89. Columbus Eastmoor 83 er the record was set on cinders comuflaall coalucted leola iB wbicb three Y~ powered • AI automatic transmissions have tbree IPI*Is not two • Minnesota I I 1>3 132 Whitehall M or on boards. iusomecompeting~-._ ~IICOilomy. F.... (GIIaxie 500 Sedla, new Galaxie 500 /XL IDil LTD Hriopo} oritiJ automatic transmissions rode qllieter Ibm o Purdue t t 137 130 :, 1• • Sileot-Ao ventilatioa (m +door bar~ PlUOidao fn:o11 WIS<:onain 1 3 251 309 National Ba&ketbail Asao<laUon i air io car with all windows shut. aew Rollo Royce. The t<siS were <ertlfied by the U.S. Aato Michigan St. 2 2 142 192 By United Preso lnteraatlonal • Handy - b l e key WO<ks- side up. Club. Of - . lbe test ., Ill is to get bebiDd lflo NorthweslerJI 0 2 141 176 Eastern Division wiled ,.,anelf • , • and llslea to a '65 Ford in action. There's more •1•• IIIIICb 11101'0 ill a For<Bbaa _.d OIIJIOCI for Ohio State 0 2 138 155 W, 1.. Pd. That's what Chuck's father did. Ford's quietness Rally im1bc IIIOOCl'- Visit )'OUl' Ford Deala: ...S taku lolldrb OWO COl'IF'ER.ENCE Boston 39 7 .848 pressed him. But it wasn't the quietness alone tbat sold him. FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. Akron 6 0 4?9 394 Cincinnati 30 14 .682 He shopped around and found that Ford offers features and Ohio Wesleyan 5 0 1179 332 Philadelphia 21 22 .488 models and quaUty that simply acen 't matched by other avo ID ils dut. For coample: Willenborg 7 1 520 tl4 New York 15 90 .333 Otterbein 4 2 «03 fill w..tera Dlvloioa o 100% ,_ body sttongest Ford body ......_ Musklnflllm 4 3 398 393 W, 1.. Pel. • New frame "tunes out .. vibration. Capital 5 4 714 188 Los Angeles 24 20 .54> I ioOerio<s iD LTD's, thick nyto. Hiram 3 3 437 447 St. Louls 24 20 .545 wpetin&. I More 11181!111110 spaoe titan ill ..- CU!lpetiug c:on-IJUnt Wooster 3 4 481 445 Balilmore Zl 23 .471 baklllour l-MUters ••ndina uprigbt wil.b IOC81eG: owa,. ~.arleta 3 4 488 462 Detroit 16 30 .346 MI. Uo!GD 2 S 3U see San Francisco I 35 .239 DenlSOII 3 5 .. 43'1 488 San Francisco 11 35 .239 Baldwin·Walaoe I 3 293 324 llolitoll, 101 Cincinnati 98 Oberlin 1 5 36t 442 St.' Loulll 18 Los Angeles 105 Helclelberl 1 6 411 · 496 (Only game~ scheduled) KenYon 9 5 250 383 lllontlay'1 Games MJD.ORIO Phlla. vs.Det.. at Cleve. Codarvflle 3 o 235 J.llO (Only game scheduled) Ashland S I 271 225 'l'llosdtlf'• Games Bluffton 2 1 228 1119 St. Louis at Cincinnati eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE Wllm!Dgton I 3 281 329 Pblla. va. ~ at ~;lev!. DellwFad Direct To Your .loll Defiance 0 4 221 ' 318 (Only .p · ·scheduled} """'"'"-"""i!il 691• I •• ••• •• •• • •• •• • • • • • : • • • • • ., I His father's '65 Ford ••.••. rides quieter than his father's RoDs-Royce ,...=,...==----===----,...,...==;----=o.al I READY· MIX -cONCRETE •= . Doconlor__....,.. 1w1P fretn • 64 ...... liMit "Cut Veur Own Tu•.'' avallllble erlly thftuOh thh IIIWI ... If, The Milt dlltlll'll all ef the lnhrmatlen lllcl.... IMW ~':; • " A.J. Foyt lllll lnjllrtd ID I ... e 'fl'lt • , .l J S Uost F'iu tu Houston, Oakland to I - o., Jan. 18, 11185-S . . the Womert'l P'ederation Cup eralde 110& milt lllldt: r1Ctt. terut1.s tournament. Two-time I'llcllm18poU. Wilmet 1 MKUol\,.- baton*'· Big Bend Classic Champ IS Nelsonville's strong etgbth Ina 44-18 at the atart tJf lhe ,thlrd place blnors n1 the tourJI'Ode team won the Third ~ final stanza alter tallying 22· nament by defe.ating RutLand~ nual Big Bend Classic by tak' points in the third quarter. 30 in a game prior ot the chamlng 1 M-3.' win over Southem Ennis paC'!d the champion- pionahip tussle. in the championship game sat- ship club with 17 points on aev- Pomeroy'• scoring was led urday night at the Pomeroy en field goals ahd three free by Jeff Werry with 14 points Junior High School gymnasium. throwo while Fick chipped in ion allt buckets and 1 pair tJf ~~ •Y MM ._ Sunday ac- 1111 li!M • Jan. t, 1•. showed an177Ul5, $30.191.10. BJ aAY Dl!: (lRAd mMII aMiod&lll whDe .. tru- J":.;,. 1011lfl "'t 53· ., 9 !16 Ill tbe state of U per !Ill "'" G er Ill Will '' . . lnc!'UJO th me period last! "lnttrDal Rennue llfveth 11111 If ,_ were Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Bailey nhklle INilInternal lftl." lllrttd 10 IO'It from Ntw York were ill Columbus Thesday and cent ov: ~:V.J.daliM tam a U ~ etnl Vef DeWS '11111 - . b l lrrttorft JIU' IO Cll. . . . llaUJt o1 I 111111- vllllla4 With Mrt. 8aihf'l pal' ._..u.,. 10 Johll .• . odl' Nllll liP two lllllr ~ IW or 1 M"ifh\t diiiiP 111 am- lllb aftll sister, llr. end tba. lnortUt Thallll'tl' ea in 1M .116 ~ Alii. Ia ............ 1M at ol mov J. 1. Levacy lind Mrl. ...,._ D. Ktrblrl, Statt ' OMtp " ...... - GalllpGIIa 0111 1111 ~ 101 1 lll'tllt ,..... ..._ 1GUI' • aret Babo Tho Bailer• also SIX ol the : dam: 1&.1, IU, 1'1111111111 lltti:J 1111 1 ~~ =:...,.~'::: ~1184 th~lr daughter Ruth Oh~~~~ .;_, _ . Qal.1Pt. 1'11111111 lUI: ~ altd. Ill lilt Olblt 1 twiMr ct. u.·n tt bul '-" IW ,._ ..,: Ann '<lho attends ooebuol In In _.....,.... 11.13; llllllllll 1.11 lalllJia; """"~loll bill 11111l parti&U, Collllllblll. ua, Koeltlna. Jadt:IOII, loltlp,jawhl Falla &.II 11111111: Kw· t\lmllllllll. 1ft hmllJ, -~~an rwtt 11111 11111. llattl.• 8olln haa been Pike 1M Jlotl, Adllnl C!OIIIIIJ wha Rl¥11' - Lolldon IIIII Mer- ot toul'll, 1111111111 ltftlllll .... IIGit tl Mtel 1M IIIQit) lo- dltOIIII'AtG 1rM1 M~lga Ge11eral Is lbt only COIIIII)' that II !Ito 1mot C111 lha allllt WlnlltlO Nil' 11 ~ tilt ~ llo1, toiNIIIIdll\oll Ulllll ,.a N~ l!oapital and lo spending the hillll lall lldi year ~~ alhl two Ml: Qlll'ltltoo • ••• Coii&I'IU lll'tw Ill IIIIIIIIIIW ~~ '" MlJ II winter with Mr. and Mra. WeoFiptl I!Mwtna the ~....o 1111 atv•llll Qb.llpl IIIII tllllft lime ........,.., dtl rreStr of Racine. tiolll tor 1111 two - l l .... ~ Rlnt - OVIC down tilt Job o1 CICIIllatlillllllll ~ CWI&III IIGhlllllollt 1111111 bt Mr. ontl Mrla. Lalli...,. endlnc Jan. t, ttl& 11111 ti!::i .ll• 1:30 a. m.1 Jelflloat liP tl, !Milito llll. 1'1tt tiMMIIollllllk- ronrne and childf'tll of Ma.t 11, IM&, and tor lilt 1:10 a. rn.: Valkan 1111 II, l:tll "'lt "1004" . . 'lilt Ill..... 'lbtet ~ ba unnlln· aon, '1'1. Va. splftl a lllndq ye111 tlll'llnl JUIJ l, lilt and a. m.: NttloDal d!IWII 1?, l:tll m.tlna IJIPIIIIIL ........... llw'lld llqii!IMI, II lilt •loy- with Mr Foreman's Iiiier and Jull t, 1111 follow•: :a. m.: Brtnlltont o!GWII t?, 1: vltweti • 1 pll-1 plld 'll 1111 ,au family, Mr. and Mn. Edgar -'"tid - .tUBI.&S, fl4,1111l.· 1 tO 1. m.; Dllhotl liP II, 1::11 iltlh IIIII 4llclllctlbtt, . . llll'ft 110 filbtJ.IMI.,..ul AbboU. Cathy and lilddit. lmDIUt &IIUti.D. 8lekjord liP II, t:ao •· paM11 olllll)'flrll ,_ houllo Jllo.Ytt P'lt ,ou 1 1 Mr. William Radford reuii'II57G.wa' _ . .. &ao • f7,Ml.G. .m.; Soulllem doWII 1&, I:ID 1. hOld. bt1e1t11nP fn111 011t ellf werddll tllptllul, lhtn hll ~ ell hbmo Swulay alter opehdin& .!4UOl70 &ISSIIIO.Il. im.; 0. F SliWel' 1111 It, ::~Ill tlllhtt whiD llllployalllll talrlbWion ~ :.:-:.. 00 I HVetol daya Ill Colunobu1 wllh a~· _ ..a.x, f7.m .• ,•. m : l:llllta Wood liP tl, : ti • ...- or 'Whirl 111 tlftlllOJ- 10111' 11'1111 , ~. her IIIIer, Mrt. boll l'lllllnl, IMI tii2,JU.&6, tllt.MO.tl i*· m.; L. F'ltore 1111 Ill, a:ao Ill' ordiN 1M trt111M art lOW ctllllllmt ~llltU 1M lrtllpt 'lrbo 11 connn..t to ~~~~ hocpltal JUNIOR mGR ACTION _ Pometoy's Jr. Hich basketball team took third place Ia Jtdt:... _ $1,86S 14, ~0,313.• a.m.: A. J. Patton up ll, 4 •; flllllo ~. WOUIG Ill tlldiiCIIbt.. fbllol\'lng surttrJ last ftek. Its B' Bend Classic tournament completed Saturday m&ht w1th U\ls kind of actwn. ~ ~ $lt!1,81UO. I m ; Ham ilion up tl, &:45 a .m., •'ht "tab 1~" diiiiP'nil (It 11 •• II aJitwell .._ Mrs. Moa\011 Roberta has beta Dan~ Garbroueh, Jell, No. 12, Rutland, and Jeff Werry of Pomeroy (4~). watch Jllll 19 22 1 i...hto<e .:._ ti&,ISUl, $1&.-IJarob G. dolllt :IS, 1:111 a. "'' ettltl 0111111ty IIIII lhtll lldltoiJ • tilt - J11Mt tl _,..,_returned to ber IIOrnt lf· 11ero~w~~~5:_'C~U~d~dl~e~th~e~b~lll:!!..:.'N~o~...!l.:'.6~la:_:Roc~~kyL:W'_:Il::ll:::am::::.•::of:..:R:::u::.:tl::.:a~nd=·=------etl i2 $117.113?.111. IJorry IIOiworth dolllt 13, tlono. '1\ey ItO now tightened Matta .. 1.-. alhlllrllo- llr - - ltftl'8l days lull• • ~~. ~ f7,8tl.4S, $10,111.11.:l .m.; Cruciblt up Gl'NIIup. "" With 1M NAUlt lnlllf - ., ...... lloo ..... n:tiAIIte IMk in t.letp Omtrll ho!pltal. $126a&a.M. $109.961.14. '7·10 p.m .. Alton Zephtr doWII clei!U'Ctlont will dlsll!>ptll' OlllloM ~ !r~e Ptkt _ $3. 343 .34, $5,309 36, down 12:20 a. m.; Lady Mar- !954 lox returns. wort. hrdlermort, Ill ~lint TWO AIUIIiftiO • IJorie down ti·l\5 a.m.: R. H. Jl'lnt lhe 1ootlDeW1. A d..uc. ,-tieD a ... dlt--11111• 7 1ti15l Slllllili:U/1. f1 R..s ...:. $t9.293 44. $30.!07.99, Bosworth n down HG a.m.; 11io• 11 aow ollowed for 1M e• ..,... • • 1io1 a ftll-llat P'l'. PLEASAHI' ~ lly Woyoe G. Bt'llldatadt, M.D. tho blood of her next dllld. ue material ihowa tucil1 Kentuckian up & ·40 a. m.; AIpenlt ot m.oviDC lloalllol41 p111fe Ia 1M pniNllue\llltll .r dlll'lllllht waebnd rtC!Ol'd In 1 10nse the flrsl child d&- where to plaoo tho noodle ..., 398 741 86 11 79 t4tei~~ · $2.; 050 57. $2U117.•1 ~<• up Meldahl 4:16 p. Ill.; Val-lpodl llld pei'IGUI .IMs, lhe- Wid:- lit ol ~ thtS~~~ :IIUHart= AlthOU&h tht mYttery of tty. stroys Ill 'brother, foro startina tbt mjoction. " - 09 ~29 7i078 '"line down 4 25 p. m.; Lellli.tliol tro•portatlol .....- t1 M•M• II 1111 IIIDI. • or we • • • tbroblaWlsil dMihl ln new- A lfOUP o1 cloctors now havo 1'llo pru<edUN boa "1'v:"·~ li,119ii7 $288SI4,1up &::!0 p. m: LortllliiP 7:15\ t'• tal)ayl!l' 1 not bit tomll)> 1M- "'•~•u' lly ,W cl1lflld wllh drlvlllg born infontl of Rh-lncolllp8U· devtloped bloc:ldna onllbod\01 done wltlloutlaorm 141 lite molllo 108 •58 81 ' · P rn . Buckeye State up 10 p.' ODd oct IN' lit •~!lei• lit t1io1 *II toall!eltd llbd no dtlvti"B I't partntl waa elearl!ll up near- that een bt atven to 1 mother er aDd baa oavod lilt lv11 411 4 ~~~:: ~.:i;, ·houmrailer m.: Rowe doWII n p. m.: Slt'f' . - ; Mrl. ::lleyPJe! ly a quari!!'Ctntury the to prevent thll aenlltlutlon. AOmo 50 bable1. u e tax collt<liona in thl len Austin up 11:4~ p. Ill.; Tarn: staff llouee hll 1nw' a J t.tL problem of preventiOII of thett Thl anUbodlo must be !liven . 4 :'n "'~nlios ahowtna filllrti!Mk• up >·o.l a.m.: Uttlt ant, drlfinl w • •• ' dfltlt• boa not been entirely immediately after tht birth of r the two·oY .. k poriod tnd· • r.t~>r~e up !:85 a. m. : tiOH 110& iQIIIIr IOlvecl. 1 1 .., tht flrlt ddld. o Jan 9 1915 ond !ltcal y.ar • Oolllpolll Oam - 01\ward llD ..-~ rt of all Ia Utat llo1Dt dramatle, rotent' 'nle rtuCIII they e~Mot wolt ~ '. tdr tht y.ar startin& 6'4~ p. m . 'h'~Bolt 1111 T::ll p. Tit•.,.~ 1 decl~tlloh 011 WDJid lftlmltJtta, lloftv.r, untll the mother ls preanont • By ua.llttl "'"' lllltn!altollal S"l 1864 !ollowt: Alhons - tn.; Solvay down t p. Ill .. Jorthil. ap'1'1111 meanl that lh oavlq lll8DY bableo. gain 10 liVe thla prepuotion It Goaho Oump Worsley's U1lell> ~~6W $13110:147 Gal\11 - ,don up 9:41 p. m.; Charita Kl lay Httl•ft aottel : ta;, fo,::;,...CIIIIIIIatten 1M irJihrOblastcoll II rua In. thot It would be tranamllltd 10 pe&d return to tile bll ttn. ·oe 'n' fl9 ise 81 .llockinl - up, 11'0> P m: c. B. Southtrll er e standar4 dtdtiCIIDD 01' ftrll-llom bllant - tvtn llllen tht dtvtloplna lttuo ond "'ult may mean tht Sldellllln& 01 I :·.01~· 4l, se0,\169 H. Jack- up 12·10 a m ; Cotton Qu~en i Carey II Tllo For unlllllllW, but 1111 SINCLIIIfO. :~:! minimum standard de- Rh lncompatlbillty existt. It io in trythroblaatosi"' YHlno Trophy winner $12.4>5 77, $1110.09148. Lawrenet up u: Doar :len· ther .. that IIIla Ia too m11cb dliction can still be takell. 'l'he n:: '11\e problam 11 alao beln& c:!eup lllbJ - &lUI~ 09. l\?1.50116 MtiiS ;· ., L Y 7 20 am . Or- All tho artlclea ..y y • • to Ill U IUD llrOIJI, I wiU Page I part of the return WOIII4 It the lth pOSitive blood of the ailacktd !rMI another anate . goal-riddled Charlie Hodp. ra- t4,13?.111. fi0,114 .7S._Plkt :- ltusan dayne ~PIO ·• m . shouldn't forte • Ohlld to til pill Linda on I diet-MOM then loOk like this: IOflrstbo -t ·~ llmt of dollv- With I woman whoH biOJOd acted well to this oppcit'IUIIlty -~~ ~- ~&htah own . . I ,_ ....... _ t Ill ... sa•·- I .... rn I "'" leoti durtnc pregnancy sh~W Kanawha Rlvtr - 'ntolma When ... _ , , WID ., Dear Mom: -• rom ,..,.... tll' dtnl 1 tht t lor the tti'Ond straight tltne 0,,.,. 1 ._,. ..,."'"" ; .. ,,.; ...~... , •• ,,., Ann up Marm•t 8:35p.m. ; Hel·l but etn't IIIII Ill HlTitCI IOD This 11 a malllr tor ,our Corp. · · · · ·.:.;;:; .lJ,aG.IO a result, she de~elopo ~~n~~.. Uta:P:!ukl : Sunday nl&ht u the Canadltnl ...n,..., '"" ,,..,,,.. ·~' Z down 3:4~ a m.; Merrtll : far. pedlatrlciBD to tfecido, not vour Lta lllofilll ,_....11,. antibodltl that e<>uld dutroy --• •·b d defeated the OtlCBfO Blatk • • " ' " ' ' Tho o••• volin •"''"•'',. en WI II ld It·•• a m . Jtf•i I visit Ill I home Whert tocb SINGLE •-••-·•··· t aw I :..•• (lot Btattmtnll .. ' 1.070.00 111'07 the bl .... of her"" y, oc- Hawk• . 4-l ' to take oft!' nr. ln.ll "'""n" uo M~h•t~~t- t om up n f' • "" . . ~~~.vw... -...• ••UP G tort h In th palt llWuced 01 . . .,. ""'' •••""'" " " ~~;. f•rson down 2·10 a. m. Lucat child di!cldta what he wantt er lmallne 1011r 1foe1or willed- Ad)IIIIM I'Oi& Pit-at Valle)o U..pllll ave • pi- In tha Nal1onal Hllcltty :';~, ..,,,., . .,..H., ,..,., .• • m llliMI mama f1Xtl II - tllllUP vise a awiteh..v.r to elton~.> Income . . . . . . . . . .11.380.00 prtmelurt d•11very. Leepe ...........,........ ~"''',""' up a 4G . . hull' she aett throUih her f-' at- ADMJTrli:D - p Mrl. Charlel Since MOrt bablu dt!Velop The Gumper allowed the . . . . blatt~r &t \bto .... •ffiN at rvlftt .,.,. ~~~..... """'s· many of wh~h "' ...Alii ·~ .,. Ib hll ...,...at~ llalttn••' tl\ M th ohio Q Do all mammala ba\le · daf 11 btyond me. Tht - oil" nrved from 1111 table 1101 1 tached to hla return • llXJ18Y· \Ton Slrkt., Pt. leaaant; ra. i~ Rh-nqaUYI mothm WI • a z.l lead early in the third pe~·u:~.~'~oo~:"~~~·:~~. •·,~~~·~:. h . ,poet tht 111111 lrtlllmtlll\ whln Ill' _ H ' i er ;,ould axpllill 1M mGYI and William Neal, Pl. Pleasant; 0111 havlna tfYihroblallloSII, doc- rlod ahd stallod Chlcap thereat ~~~·oo•• .... "... '"" co.,, "•• Yo~. , they ylslt 111e, IIIII il I 110111 Yru H•tPtnl Hand Departmtat' lhtt•. nellt bit tlpllllll ill lbil Mn. Gretchen Kenny, Loon. tori uturally htlltete to add of the way as hill teal!lltlliH """'"""'" ,.,., 1>0to..,., .. Q _ w M K Ghandi'o firal l <:omt tbrouah lhty 111lk. II l Dtlr Mtltll· lta,ti!Oll: SOISCKARtlf:D - None. the hawdl ol pNmatur!ty un- beat Dennll De Jordy for three iparrlcr whrre avallahle 30 renh ptr II . • ~..1 ____ __.. Ml A . c-.- to • c•w•p Bllt'I'H Mr nd Mn Cha.... •... -.~1 aeek o•• y•ar 1n advance at tha name ''Mahatma''? haVf rtounu IVUIN, II rn ,..,ee .. ._. ·8 · ,y. late (081J ~~:••."',1'::.: ~·.:· ~:& • .~ A:...UhallclJ'a flni oam• ,.11 hoi it onlr u 1 llroiltd. Jlllty llllltoll LoiU., "ho II 1 pi• Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •1.1110100 les VtnSicklt, Pl. Pleaa&bt, a It II now poaiblt tv 1011 the Claude Provost ocored tile • "'"' "'"" ..... "'"'' •~·~· Moh d 'l'llo Ulle "mailat- 8 hu it aa • iloJ>Py Joe{ C Ill• I tltnt 11 lAIII'W, I. C., 1108~~~ Auto Elptlll!l · · · · ·· · · 1011.00 !KID, tmnloUc fluid the fluid in nr!l and last goals for Monll'¥1 ... ···"'"'' ... ...... ..... • •• ••• . ••. 8 ·- ~I u. Ollionl• II 'lr01114 ~w. ..... IIIN M ttl (I - - · ' 'thl La D - ..... r"''"· oo "" ooo.oo, s~> ..""'· me" 111011 .,...t aoul. lit t..o Oily • lttt lr kind den. o ..---• whiob the baby awiml WI n while Claude '"'"" .,., ~ Tb"• "''"'"" "'"· • . ~ - . , C hao K 1>31ty, but II lnutl lie frt oft! Jb\11' rea 4 nl&hlll .. .. .. . .. .. 120.00 CLASI TO MEET the lllerus, and they con deter- Rochefort tallied the othor two BERR~'S on I Dull - 110111 of thll •tl• Ht II on lllllputee, bolh t... Meala . . . . . . . . . . . . . dUO mine how severe tht thrtat ol marl<~. tabt., potal<> and ulad jdl ha'tlftC 111111 remevatl llecl- With bla IIIJuottd &rOll Ill- Tht SyraellSt Third Wl!llnes- llt"YihrobllSIOiis is. Toronto moved to Wlthlll a for him. Whll 8o i 111 Ill ol pol\4. Ht hoa lloeb GGIIIined Kme dowtl 10 fl,IIO, lhe tax- day Homtmallerl Club 'Will Whl!ll lllch 1 teat ahows !JOint olltCOIId-place OlldgO u thla? - E. Jl. 'Ill the bolpllal lw oter IS payer could e<>nUnut on Pag. I meet Wednesday January 20, at grave danatr and tho fetlll 11 Tim Horton. 1 eonvtrted deO.er 1: !year., which Ia balf hla Ufo, he tither to i~ilt hll dtduQUOns 10 a. m. In the .~WII hall. Til~ atll too small to nve If deliver- fenstmlh, IICOrtd tl\'lct ror the 1 117 moma hal bttn rtodo Milll II. ~ ht ~M ot take either of thl 011tl•~11 sub)fct "Ill be Good Buy\111 ed prematurely, lhe doctor tn- Mapl• Leafs in 1 lot vltlo\'1 lfti too many article• but noM: belp ,.tllni lontq ahd . . tr.ethods which would allow him with Mrs. Paul Sell~n 81 lead- jtcts an opaque fluid into the over Boston . thOI'OIIIbly IDO\IIb tO at1 pot'st>t>ndont. .IIIII kno'lrfn& some- 1 maximum of fi,,OOO, in lltu er. ltnll call will be "A. New amniotic fluid The reouraont Ntw Yortl tht f1r11 rule "Don't ~o alont li lhlnklnl abolll h 1m Of ded~<llons. Food 'ioll Have Used." Te'ltlle The baby, Who lo ron•blntly Rallien. behind Camille Hen· l!bild 10 eat,' lllllllllto 1M -ld lotljl, 'trite lo Mlltoll ~ aew $101 do4aetlble r.aluro p11nta and suppllol Will be •· awallowing, ,.1, onouch of tht ry'o !irot three,ioal "bit trldt' 0114 whleh IIIOULD read: l.:ollll, ftoom 1111, l.oorence ba boOII lnlfOUeed II edUII· vailtbl~ for purehaet. Potluek Injected fluid Into hil inttatlnea l of the aeuon. beat Deltolt. 4-1, ''Oont ~ the tlht l'lllt 100 Dlllrld llatpltal, &.ourtnt, I)' and theft ••euthbl. , _ lunch will bt oerved at n0011 to serve a1 1 target for an ab- and climbed to within Ill< pointS lltertlly." , South Caultno. f'hlnk JOlt- orlr ail auc• ltnet wart 111117 · with eaeh membet brln&llll 11- domina\ transllilion. uf the fourth and final I'Ja?Oif 1a llllll,'t liDIIItl thiN llftll·FlUENt) ..,.tlollble lf lilt Uqlll)olr Wtl bit !lftvlce. lloBtellt! •re Syl• lnatad of walling until the spot occupied by the fted WiDII : o~•r·jlfllllll*'ttarta Dtar ttollll: 101 t.W.~otl ...._. ·or- Yil !wllllna and Pallllllt Morar- baby 11 born and 1ivtng him Reserve goalie Mar<!el PaUle 111'11 at lilt dlnlllr tlblt IIIII 'l'hiitt you for prlnlln& 1M uct. · lt)o. an tr..,.fulion of R~· took over when Jatques Plante newau.. blood. the blood can re-injured his left knee Ill a pre. 100n tiDpe ~- 11110 111 artal 1t1m altolll limo, altd lhanlt all Bllinnln& 1\'lth fOIIt lee& "" of dtaoipllna until moat of It tht many !*Pit who "'''Oe to 1111'11 tho detluttlon from these 1 tht ltnlmlln ln 1110., Ibt lnjtoted 1nto hll obdomlnel 1ame wannup and made ts ,.. down the tube. II • child mt 11 Chrlltmaa time. 1''11 ell• eourc01 Is limitod to the netu Q ~ 1 •tructuret jravlty under 1 nuoroscup• on """"" while playmc hll lrat 1 can make 1 slave o11t ol hll ftiOo i<>ted nary lllltr and ul'll beytllld tlOO. In brle!, lilt fl111 coJ:~·:,!Mo!:lli_•_ _ _ _ __:..w~hl::<:,::h:_:t:;:ht:._:lha=do::w:._o::f...:lh:::•:..:;•paqc:2..!:1c:::•:.:m~•....;ln;;_a_m_on_tb_._ _ __ ' ther at mealtime, be quickly and un'l ttl O'ltt lilt 'IIO!Ider $100 ol tilt lou Is oa )'011. 'nlla _ ' Joerna "Willi Junlar wlllll Jllll• of ~!Yin& 10 many frem llool' lllllll be applied to eull ior ret~" applltl ID DlCIH 1..- lriendl I llavtn'l t'lth !Mt. lets or tiCh accl4etll. YOII 1111~ · portant thin& thaa • meat pat- With an \Mit pnyon I IIIII not total Ill> aU )'0111' loiMII far ty . . know thot I Will WIDI agalll. tilt yaar and lholi llllllrltt U. "!l&n't fol't't fl!l!d'' II pd IIIII,OiiiiiO lrJ 10 anntr t'f' &100. • •4vit't But 11'1 101 tu be 101·: ttylttttr but lt may take mt ln the ouo ol alllo ..,ddoOit i lowed with, "4olt'l Itt 111M 11nlll nut Cbrhtma1. ht thou - • 1ttt ~ of 1111Cb r.uual• I tottt YOU!" - ft.. llhll lllllttd 10 tMW: I Wal If dtdlictiGIIt In tht pUt - I ~- ... · illbtl'l> Ba'bf• Mu111 bortl Nom~~btr 311, tm, am •11111 dedlltlllllil rultlrt . Dtat lleltll: di1Cftttd, 1117 thtel cbllt!Ma q protectt4 the tnotorlal • I've iJOI sort of a prolllem. lrt lltYoll, lour anti 1118. 'l' bt plnat 1U IOMM IIIJoncl flflt.l, M1• tl&ht montht old flab)' uti ll'ftlt ytat old boy II lD. Ill II'· .\n4 IIOW ~ W eloted between 30 and 31 )art ol i phllnatt Mid the two ~t lht tloOr 1pJna\ m.r,tnc oil Clllll tr..cllllf lilt "" rlli Jolt•• ..I AI~ otrained III~Y loOtl I wttt. ~ 1art with two wonderful fiiJIII. lllllltat •lOll 011 )'OIIr WI ttlurl. lloo. • __ Dally Sent:ltlh.-:"~:!'eroy·Mlddleport, :..__..:_ - -- I --- 1 .,, • ·• N. W. COMPTON, 0. ·o. .' 0 P t 0 M I T R 'IS T. Offlet HCIUll: t 10 12, lliO I ~Clotted Tbun. - l!ut Court SL. Pomeroy llloati."' . !!y-MIX CO. GOEGLEIN __ MIDD~~RJ _ PAGE ST. KEITH GOBlE FORD, INC., 461 S~ llird St., "'.~ ~ ....~---·,.__ _ _ _..;.,.;..;,_..;,,... ., '"'··""-""""'~~o.~'a Ml~ ~~~r,ea•:·tuesday, Jan, ~9. ~:30.9:30 .. '· · -· ~ - ':M· \V~ Az.TV .Cba";";~l 3, Sllonsored bJ )'~ ~ J �. ' • .- - - - - - - - - and family, tong Bottom """' due to ilad wtalller. •'l'lle Peb. recent guests of Mrs. Edna meellllg be qa "llullb Stewart and Anderson Kibble. and Safety" cmd:..ted IIJ l141'1. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gale and Roaald Olbarat, Mn. Grant to Mrs. Gladys Bsngbmon of Ga· Smllb, and llln. Doll Myers. hanna sent the weekend with The llag CII!'I!II10D)I will be con· get in fOUP ... live more yean Mrs. LUlie and Rose Thomas. ducted by Oil> Seoul! under the or baseball, will collect anothBALDERSOl'l The Jan. meeting of the Riv· direction of their Den Mother PT PLEASANT - The eo . ~r $lo:;,ooo this season lor play· PT PLEASANT - Miss BY MRll. LYLE · un mg w1th the San Francisco Gl· . : . ty Court of Mason County will t Th famed ter fi ld Chmtille Tyler of Bridgeport, Esteaslon Home Makers Club erside P.T.A. wu poetponed Mrs. Joe Turner. At certain times snow can dents with the snow blower, set as a Board of Review and an •· e cen e er W. Va., and WOllam Holloway . be fun and eDJOyable, especlal·. rangmg m severity from lost E uatizatlon in Us offices at came to lerlllll with the club on Bowie Clarksbur W. Va The Extenswn Home Makars ly during the holiday season. fingers to bruises and cuts. Ith~ courthouse for 18 da • in Saturday for the same aa!My were 'united in ~;.,rtage S~t- Club held lis Jan. meelmg_ at At other times however snow 1 With proptr knowledge these F b b . . F b Y that he pulled m last year as da t • . the Chr" t the home ol Mrs. Warren Pick· .' . . : . b e ruary egmrung e ruary 1 baseball' h" h st 'd II ur y a • p. m. m IS ena The bus meetin s an be a culpr1t 1n d1sgu1se. accidents are preventa le. at 9 a. m. each eay. s 11 t ·pat ac ve Episcopal Oturch, Clarksburg, · mess ~ wa Death from falls is second I As one would suspect, ace!· ! performer. 'th th I the f th conducted by the president. enly to deaths from motor ve- dents from falls are higil dur-1 II any persons fall to apply ~~ R e ~,.1111r 0 B0 \groom: Mrs. Walter Brown. Members illc!es m' Ohio Snow plows are ing ll•e winter months. Care for rehef at this meelmg he FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., f ev.th d ambl ~ e. per voted to give $5.00 to the . . . ed h"IS righI to (UP! ) - The NallODB . 1 Colleg,.. orm1ng • ou e rmg cere- Blodmob"l pomeroy. 1 being used more each year. • <hould be used to eliminate slIp- shaII have wa~v 1e aI !Jke any new piece of power I pery surface. around the home. ask for correction in his asses- ale Athletic Association foot.- mony. . "F~~ng the crowd for fuo or equipment inow blower accl- Walkmg at a slower pace will ment hst for the current year ball rules com1tte wound up Miss Tyler u the daughter profit , was the .top1c taught dents are 111 ounting. With the help prevent slipping when j and shall not thereafter be per· a lhree-<!ay meting here Sat- of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Tyl- by Mrs. Robert K1ng and Mrs. tint snow in Ue •'eland this walking on untreated sw·faces. mil ted to question the correct- urday by passing a "two-pla- er of 220 Davison street, Bridge- C. Edd Humphrey. Refresh· .Inter 17 persons had accl- By using the kno~Iedge we ness of his list as finally fixed loon" substitution rule. The port and Mr. Bowie Is the son ments were served to, 20 mem· j.======~ now havt> 1the followmg sugges- by the County Court, except on new rule. unlike last year's al- of the Rev. and Mrs. William bers and guests. The Feb. meet1 lions are just reminders). Win- appeal to the Circuit Court. lowing unlimited substitution on- Bol>ie of Clarksburg and' form- ing will be held ot the William,. tf'rtim~ acridents, as the result The County Commissioners ly when the clock was sl.opped, e1 Pt. PleaSdnt residents. • Balderson home. , of snow, can be prevented. who will serve. as the Bo~ Jets coaches put in a new team The bride, given in ~arriage Patty Smith called on her i presa- when he needs to most- when by _her father, w~s a~tired in a Aunt Bess Larkins recently. 1. The best p_ro~ecti.on against are John A. Wilao~, fnlls is the elmunatmn o£ the dent, Everett H. B1sse1l and the ball changes hands and be- wh1te brocade suat w1th match- Mrs. Mabel Hetzer has reo !'now from walks and steps as Clarence Adkins. t~een periods. The new rule, ing accessories. Maid of honor turned home after spending a soon a~ it falls. Middle-age peo· 3 like the old, also allows two was Miss Susan Reppert of few weeks with her son Mar· pte not accustomed to slrenu· Miss M C R 1 wild card substitutions at any Bridgeport. Serving as best ion Hetzer and family ~~ To· Check Those •.•. ~ ous exerci~e should not attempl Health cD oy 1" 9"11 time during the game. man for his broher was Grov- Jedo. ' to s_wve I l _snow Ior 1on~ perto . d.s opor mon . , er C· (Sk"tp ) BOWie I Craig Lead, California is visit-~' 1 without consulimg lh<lr PT. PLEASANT - Miss Bon· Th M B . . ing with his grandparents Mr I or .lime .. . M C h h b 0f e new rs. OWl! IS BI · pIlVSICIOn . . me c oy w o as een em. d t 0 f Fa' I HI h ' and Mra. Marion Hall. 1 ,· 2 Salt when applied to snow ployed by the Mason County gra ua e •rmon g. , : and ice will melt it away. How- Health Dpeartment for the School Uand attend~ West VIr· -;M::r::.::a::n=d=Mr='·:::D=a=v=id:::Sin::::;:: ilh I ever, salt is not effective in past seven years, has resigned gm1a mverSIIy, r. !BoWie ' cxlremf' cold weather (-6 de· that pisltion and will assume attend Point Pleasant e emen' . tary schools and graduated gree5 I· I. •on Feb. 1 her new duties wit!' By MURRAY J. Brown from Clarksburg Washington 1 Roll 'Em Down for 3. A mixlure I I oarl salt to the Bureau of TuberculosiS United Press International Irving High. He attended West I 3 part > ol cmders or sand) ?r Control With the State Health Second Tbougbh: Virginia University and Salem Shade ancl Prifacy • • • abras1ve matenal and sail wlll l· Department in Charleston, W. It looks as i! British Prime Coli be helpful in preventing falls. Va. Miss McCoy will .work with Minister Harold Wilson will A e!~all reception was held ' rlooUOPIO"Wiiltla 1 , 4. Should you fall, e·~en a!- · the Chest . X-Ray ~ In sev· have to go to Mosoow for his In the church loun e followin I Other oln> atallaYo al .. llriOI-OOiilllt. ..IIIOioloi!Yt I.OW PIICil Stop when you nrPd to. Iter proper precautions have 1eral counties includtnl Mason first talks with the new men in th · re g gl been taken try to fall in a roll· 1 and surrounding area. the Krernl1·n. Officially hope Is eM ceBomony.. ed Faulty brokes c:m ca11se . . k f lb 11 1 M' M C . th da hte . . • r. w1e IS now emp1oy 1 1mg motmn \ ' e oo a P ay'" c oy " e ng r sllll bemg expressed in London by the Craig Motor Service and Jl'e&t tragedy. See us today 1 ers). Usually, fatls are so unex· lor the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Me· that Soviet Premier Alexei Ko- th up! ·u 'de · B tdge . "I C f ~18 M l St t for complete, expt>rt br:~kc pccte d t I1at ll'!It _e t'1me }s ava1__:!_Y_• _~ an ree · sygin will honor his promise to ert.co e WI reSI m r • Hble tor preparmg for lhe acc1visit ~ritaln early this year. poThe newlyweds were honorsenri ct, dent. . ' structions usually recommend But Signs are increasing that ed Sunday with a family dinner The snow olower should be taking the same precautions the Kremlin is having second at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . treated like most other pow~ that one would take with lawn thoughts and wants to delay Maurive Mayes of Henderson, eqmpment: Befor.e It It use , lll.('owers. Kosygin's first official . visit to aunt and uncle of the bridef et read the mstrucllons - espec· 1 M k the West if not call it off alto- gr · 11 y f.hose pert ammg · · to sa fet Y. . . f a e .sure your e rtlng are gether. • oom. Wy 2·3898 1a h . 1 81 I. Meln St. Pomeroy - that come with it. The in· m sa e poslton;: en a I . TrOubled Tibet· tDiflY 9enane1, Pomero,..Middleport, 0., 1111. :Ill, 11185 Snow is Fun Time, Also Court to Set As Board of Tax Revl·ew ' DangefOUS CuIpn"t Today Tyler-Bowie Reedsville Vows Taken Society Notes On Saturday Sport Briefs w~ ~~c~ =. wm I ••UMINUM 7aJe.U{J 1 1 ..-:-::-11 1 1 ! 1 I BRAKES F e. N Jgn ews Commentary 1 $11·95 I I HACKETI'S I Now ••• there's a SOHIO SERVICE GASLIGHT 2 =====~===~~~~~~::~~511·hunks · Nobevertstry of ice - [ t"lgll JeC - move_~~· Some lntell••~nce sources In lrom machine Hong Kong believe there may By 9 t'ICrek!!1, r~, design to complement your home or place of business. 1! Weekend Fl&bt Besulto United lnterootlonal Satorday MANILA (UP!) - Suh Kang· II 133\ii South Korea ~ut~lnted Arthur Persley mv,, Red Cros, La. 10. ' ' · ._ · DORTMUND, West Germany See your Bllli&ht Dealer (UPI) _ Willi Quatuor 133 West Germany, knocked oui COLUMBIA QAS Robert Meunier 137% France OF' OHIO, INC. (5) ' ' 1-----------l :..·:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -e. Pre•• while motor is running. Stop be another mass exodus of ~fu· motor and disconnect wire from gees from Red-dommated T1bet spark plug. in the coming months. They say . recent actions by Red China iJl. 3. Do not permit children to dkates unrest in the former operate the snow blower with· Himalayan theocracy is even out proper instruct_lon. . . more serious lhan was believed. 4. Throw snow m dll'ec.hon They see no chance for the Ti· away from bystanders smce betans to gel rid of their Chinice and rocks may be thrown ese overlords and believe more by the snow blower. will flee to India if they can 5. Wear protective clothing get through the rugged moun- heavy gloves and boots - tains and the strolli Chinese e - . e kt10 r when using such equipment. military guards. ' 6. Keep gasoline in • metal Costly Experlmeat: can that is properly marked- American military men in I gasoline. Saigon aay Communist casual· ' Most things in our environ· ties in the ~ext lew big batti~s ment usually considered dan· IJISY .dt\"rrrune whether the V1et gerous (such as fire, extreme (lopg Wlfi\swlleh from guernlla weather, snow, water, etc.) can tactics, have been careful at 1 be handled aafeiy If we Jearn the same time to d..crlbe them i CDNTIDL CENTEI the do's and don'ts that afect as a Commmlist "exper' ·." us in our new environment. The big battles lnfllet h e a v y Literature is avaUable at losses on tbe Communists as vour Local Health Department well as the government forces. The ASIURY MMellGZNJ. Danlth modern 1tylln1. fo the prevention of many oth· The Reds lost two and won two I" custom-cr1ft1d In ~~:enulne waln1.1t tlft~ln l"l F•~olul :types olaccidf:llts and is free of their tactltal "esperiments." ...nd·u• fl,...lurniMI v1n1ers end selected herdwO.Od I f~r the asking. Wnlntl ~frllnl l solids. Preclslon-creltld The feeling Ia that II the Reds 'DIIU!tl SP·26'' 26,000-vcMt continue to only broak even, horizontal Chilli I. they may have to revert to guerrilla warfare to husband Prlc11 Start their alirn manpower resources. As Low A• _ Parll Project: COLOR FIDELITY France hopes to aet more CONTROL Eastern European trade out of AUTOMATIC the forthcoming visit by ComON munist Hungaria's Forei3n MinIster Janos Peter. It follows visinlo its to Paris in recent month'i Ulor TV piclur ~s. by Romanian, Czechoslovakian (bliCK.·and ·Whlte, too)! and Bu!Jarian Communist leaders. The French also would like to get a ~lgh·level Polish delegation to Paris soon but nothLAUNDRYing has je lied yet. DRY CLEANING MIDDLEPORT, 0. , WY 2-5428 POMEROY Malaysia Maneuvers: --=~-====,.,...""=======~-~ ' British authorities are bolster- ~ ing Malaysia's defenses "just in I •• u Co~: W' • I ONE DAY SERVICE :._.,..,.,_""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',..1[ case" President Su· l kamo Indonesian should decide to intensify his campaign to crush the · Federation in Southeast Asia _ I But orrtcial thinking in Kuala Lumpur is that Indonesia will ' That's what a lot of folks say ' :, when they want to buy some• " ~ thing but don't have the ready ;> cash to do it. If that's Y.Our prob• , • phone ua and uk for the c:ash you need. We loan milliona of dollara to thouaanda of people for hundred& of different reaaona. ~: ~a~::;i.its.~n:~~~:.,:~: i basis rather than risk retalia· : i tory British air and se~ strikes. ; 'I ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY S25 00 TO $200000 UfE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS 300 W. Second St. -WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. 1 WoMENPAst21 WITH IL.ADDIR IRRnATION :r:,~ .:f.:~~:!,":,~.:='n~ IUD Ad!III'JIIllh701L WDMIUd aenoUI ~~~~t!=;;n:~~~="~&c.:tfl. ,.u m•J'Io.....~tul'ferfrom.HIMI• S:i;~~',".!·~~~~ llilb;\~ :~::·:nT~. '£:::::',.:..~~- •.r:. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••lorna a& ........ nil"*" 1M'- KEEN KUTTER 7! ANT%QtJlNQ MA~EEAS\' KEEN KUTTER 5 BENCH GRINDER ELECTRIC SAW $18.99 JANUARY FEATURE! WAGON TRAIN JANUARY SPECIAL! I s: PORCElAIN ENAMEL ROASTER DINNER BUCKET NOW 88c ONLY $2.95 Streng th f - ELECTRIC BLANKETS TRANSISTOR RADIO .99 18.95- 519.95 TIILittt.an.e. 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WE RENT e LEASE OR SELl FOREMAN & ABBOTT .· . .,., •• .~ N. 2nd A••· SLEDS 5 1 MVP'S ON HAND NEW YORK iUPfl - Bas.,. ball's two moot valuable play· ers, the American League's Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles and the National League's Ken Boyer or the St. Louis Cardinals, hsve beP:• in New York since Sundny lor the sporting goods fair at the Hotel New Yorker which ends torlay. They will help introduce two new baseball glove• bearing their slpalures. WINTER SPECIALS $44· Every Person GE Double Bed Size 1 - - -- - -- 1 FLEXIBLE FLYER I I em • (RIGHT FOR YOU) Knows This Name 0 • RIGUT. -Tamed! ROBINSON'S FLOYD'S BROTHER FIGHTS NEW YORK (UP!) - Und .. feated Chuck Wepner <3·0.1 , , the Bayonne, N.J., heavyweight 1 who won the 1964 Golden Gloves novice title, will fight Ray Pat· 1 -~ lerson (9-1 of Flushing, N.V., 1 Tuesday night at Sunnyside < Garden in the six-round feal.ure ' bout. Patterson, brother or !or· i mer heavyweight king Floyd I Patterson, expects f.o scale 194 , while Wepner expects to go at i 204. : JU~T·f $29· SHIRT FINISHING ..... , PICKENS' Meet Topic I • a REtSOUrces IS 1 • ' 'BU t h Ow In the .wu:or1d Can We t A'' .,.,, a II0 r d I Loeal Bowling Results ! ... 1,.===-- ST. Mo. St. • .S1'f Mo St 10 Ark COil 58 Henderson 55 Arizona 57 Utah 411 !loa Cal 15 catlfmtta 55 Idaho 11 llbilllll' . Solllll-t Ark AMI<N 81 Wiley 53 NW. Okla. M Panhndl A-M 57 Denver 1M Okfa homa City 71 U of Pac ' 81 M J'l D Texas Western IICI Air Force 57 Brig Young Ill Ariz 81 1112 SE Okla St 77 E Cen St 84 Oregoo 16 Washlngtoo >8 San Jose II '12 . . . . . . . . Mldweot (TeX) 75 HardSim 64 Tesas Tecb 101 Pbilllpo Oilrlfl \rk St 12 Trinity (Ttl) 51 Colo St • Utah St 78 Ariz. St. (P'Ia&llf) • • I • .. Sallll'day• Buketban Reollla By Uulled Prno lateraat!oaal Hou.oton 117 North T... St 83 Baylor 84 Arkansas 75 St 76 E New Mexico 55 U San Fran • Santa Clara 77 Seattle til Wat "W BEND LEAGUll: P . Hennessy 341 : T H.ennesoy Ea<t Howard Payne 69 Tarleton 15 Wyoming 81 New MeJ!co 74 West UCLA 10 Stanford 66 San Diqo St • Ftr- ' 17 Ja.nuory II, 1111 ~ ; Handicap 93 : Total 16111; Elizabethtown 80 Moravwn e9 Pan Am 61 E Te> Bapt 59 Texaa AM 9'J Ri<e 55 , S1 64 Oreaon st 5S Idaho St 74 Portland . St 811 Claremont M Cll Ted! • Racillf l.eclou - Gilland 419; Won 1, Lool Z. !lilT 10 Iceland Nall team 64 Goody 371 ; Teaford 382; Sears Team High Three Game• - Clarion St 78 Alliance 63 520 : Damewood 563 ; Handicap Aahland Oil 1828: Team High Temple 73 Villanova 59 1113 ; Total 2(83, Won %, Loot 1. Single Game Ashland Oil C&lif. (Pa.) St. 82 Edinboro 70 lmpon.; - Carson W : Miller 1139; Ind. High Three Games- Army till Pittsburgh 63 132; Bratton 3114: Hinton olllll: Ken Yea"ier 848: Amanda Gannon 48 Youngstown 47 C<otworthy 529; Total 2381 ; Woa Sawyer 4911; Ind. High Single Eastern Mich 85 Thiel 80 1, Loot 2. Game - Ken Yeauger 235; Wash & Jeff 37 Bethany 70 Net!oDal Lift - Blind 390: Amanda Saywer 179. Waynesb ur~ 89 Grove City 74 Owena 428; Bacon 409; Whit· B•ld~in Wallace 89 Geneva 76 latch 443; K. All!ker 421 ; Total CITY LEAGUE Wagner 99 Susquehanna 88 2091; Won I, Lost Z. Colnmbao Jan. IZ, 1965 Lyc'Oming 85 Upsala 83 and Soatllern Coushenour Syracuse Blll Park - Da'lle- St. Jos I Pa. 1112 La!ayetle 68 474; Ajklro 4611: Boyer o!G2: wood 524; Ingels 400 : Grueser Lewisburg 87 E Stroudsburg 79 Horky Oil Bodlmer &II ; Hand· 406 ; Nesselroad 470: R. Louks Brown 70 Horvard 68 leap 117; Total 2410; """ z, 503; Total 2311; WoD 1, Lost 2, Dartmouth 85 New Hamp 71 Losl I, Polnto z. Downle-Gro"- Oh· Rensselaer 77 Hobart 55 TAKE IT Holoum - Holllday 437: linger 481 ; Arnold 581; Jeffers 1Conn 711 Rhode Island 68 Shoppers with an eye for savings would do well to OUT OF Platter 428; Edwards 368; Sto- 431; Seyler 4119; Yeauger 468; Cornell 70 Princeton 69 look here first' We 've budget·balancing buys for ev· bart 557 ; Haley 441 : Handicap Handicap 24; Total 2452 : Won St. John's rNYI 78 Seton HI. 69 THE AITIC ... eryone in the family . . values that proclaim Jan· 21 : Total 2250; W011 I, Lost 3. Z, Loot J, Point• 1. I Colgate 79 Alfred 77 ANTIQUE IT! Wald Cross A Sons - McKen· Middleport Dept. Stor• - Penn 73 Columbia 62 uary THE month to save! Start the year off right by •ie 357; Cross 457; Louks 54B; Woods 443 : Wippel 470; Bach· South • stocking up on PICKENS' SPECIALS. Grueser 432; Nesselroad 524; ner 4117: Martin 55() ; Stobart •Duke 105 Wake Forest 77 Total 2319; W011 3, Lost 0. 496: Handicap 45; Total 25()1; North Carolina 87 Virginia 80 Ind. High Game - A. Stobarl Won 3, Lost •· Poinll S. Pom· TenneS<ee 77 Kentucky 58 231; Jnd. High Series - A. Sto- eroy Cement Block - Clatwor· Florida 60 Mississippi 39 bart 557. thy 502 : Duerr 470 : Davis 525; Mississippi Sl 79 Georgia 74 11 11 Team High Game - Colum· Anderson 430: Sauer 496; Total Auhurn 93 Alabama 68 bus & Southern Electric Co. 2423 : Won 0, Lost 3. Potnts t. Chottanooga 102 Howard Col! 56 888; Team High Series - Ra- D. D. Barr - H. Miller 519; I Willia~ l\llary 61 Richcond 59 cine Legion 2483. Walker 552; J . Louks 503 : Sch· Georg1a Tech 66 LoUlsvdte 63 oenleb 407; Hawley 486; Total Penn St 80 West Virginia 79 BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE 2469 : Won Z, Lost I, Points I. No Car St 73 Maryland 67 Jao. 12• 1965 H. & R. Firestone Hagger· Flor~da St 71 MemphiS Sl 61 WITH MARTIN SENOUR Vampires _ s. Clark 133; ty 401; L. Smith 504: R. Bailey I M1am1 (Fia) 127 Jacksnvl U 99 N. Mayer 156; D. Hunnell ll3 : 501; Blackstone 518; D. Miller Western Md ~5 Johns Hpkns 58 PROVINCIAL COLOR GLAZE E. Mees 115; B .Triplett 147: 480; llandicap 15; Total 2419; Mt. St. Mary s 78 Catholic U.71 ••• It's sturdily built, it sharpens, shapes and pol· Handicap 690; Total 13.14 : Won Woa 1, Lost 2, Point. 2. Georgetown 69 Fordham 67 (ol) Industrial rated, life weld motor, guaranteed for Easy 88 ~paint, glaze, wipe" I, Lost I, Alley Cats- M. Titus Ind. High Game - S. Arnold ' M•.,hall 110 Flonda Sou 81 to turn a marred, scarred attic ishes. has buill·in exhaust, with two 5" grindill& 1 year. We sold this saw for years. At a hard-to181 : P. Story 191: J. Welker 23"4; Ind. High Series- S. Arn· ' E Kentucky 95 W K~ntucky 70 relic into a handsome antique, wheel s. Real nice gift for a man. 193; B. Werry 232; B. Sawyer old 581 ; Team High Game - &: car. St 92 BenediCt 63 I a decorator ea:ent piece! With believe price. 180 Handicap 450 To.al 14 7; Downie Gross 895; Team High 1\Va 1ech 116 Glenv1lle 84 Martin Senour'e Provincial w 1 Lo t 1 Series -Middleport Dept Store I Jackson Coli 105 Southtrn U 83 · Color Glaze you don't even ;~ ' Ra' .:_ J W"lde muth 2501. I 1 Davidson 130 Presbyterian 67 remove Yamish or old stain. ng ys · 1 r · Jacksonvl St 98 LaGrange 72 Forget about acare and 134: C. Hannahs 253: B. HensI Miss Sou 77 McNeese Sl 72 BCratche•. Juat paint, glaze, ler 233 ; C. Haggerty 169: T. SENIOR illGH La Coli 79 La Tech 67 I wipe, Authentic antique colon Vaughan 119; HandiCap 472: GIRLS LEAGUE J NE La 85 U Mexico 65 ' -six to choose from, Antique 1 1965 Tutal 1380; Won I, Lost I. Be•· January 9, Northwest ILa) 71 Oglethrp 67 1 Whit.., Old-World Olive, Span· tie Buga-J. D. Story 152; Cro~·· Towu " Country - 1Alcorn AM 85 Grambling 74 ieh Gold, Medici Blue, Provin· s. Story 157; M. Clark 152; P. OBr~en 273: M. Handley 1Loyola JLa) 79 Spr1ng liiil 77 1 cia! Pink, Roman Red. Create s. Warner 113: L. Warner 199; 348: T. Thomas 386; L. Dalley "oo Car Pres 1118 Ga St 71 a grainy or marbleized or torHandicap 544; Total 1271; Won 273; Handicap 840 ; Total 2120. · Mldwe t toise sheD finish. You're the 1, Lost 1. Won 3, Lost 0. Arnold's Soblo Indiana 84 bhio 72 decorator. Search out the attic, Cobra'•- Blind 110; D. Fink -- J . Menchini 306; T. Globo· lllinois 75 ~linnesota 72 buy a bargain at a aecond-hand 120: E. Brown 133; G. Hawley kar 280; T. Smith 205; T. Arn· , Wichita 75 St Louis 64 store or ;1n unfinished piece .. . 153: Blind 110; Handicap 686; old 275; Handicap 975: Tota\1 Missouri 80 Kansas St. 68 and Antique it! Total 1312; Woa t, Los& 2. SUg- 2041. Won 0, Lost 3. Notre Dame 94 Buller 57 Everything you need ie right ar Run Bums - D. Crow 145; Team No. 3 - P .. Davis 330 : Iowa Ill Michigan St 68 in the kit! N. Thompson 139; B. Houdashelt D. The1ss 225 ; B. Nease 298: Kansas 72 Iowa St 60 Over ~II size 12'1• x B'h x 5"•, with full nest CO· 122; B. Hennessy. 188 D. Har. Blind 255: Handicap 972: . Tota il De Paul 6.3 Dayton 59 breeht 140: HandiCap 642; To· ~; Won 0, Lost 3. LewiS Re· Detroit 79 Marquette 67 F'rom out of the old West - with genuine ther· ver to save space. It's speciall y low priced now. tal 1376; Won 2, Lost 0. pall'- P. Sylvester _390; M. Hen· Michigan 90 Northwestern 68 mo s bottle and free "baggies", plastic bags in kit.. Now only . . . Team High Two Games - nessy 319; Z. Nlen 2112 : Bhndl Bradley 104 Cincinnati 80 Alley Cats 1427: Team High 255; Handciap 894: Total 2140: , Wash. u. (Mo ) 95 Jllinois St. 76 Single Game- Sting ltays 737; Woo 3, ,Lo•! 0. i Miami (Ohio) 84 Swing Grn 58 tnd. High Single Games-Bill Wbile 1 Eleetrlc - J . Grue· Em 11oria 72 Ottawa- 49 ensler 140; Peggy Story 105; ser 361; B .White 388: B. Haw· Denison 65 Chicago 48 Ind. High Two Games - Chuck ley 316; C. Porter 290;. Handi· Steubenvl 81 Ohio Northern 611 Jlamahs 253; Peggy Story 191. cap 314: Total 2297: Woo 3, lost Mt Union 52 Muskif1KUm 49 ,0: Team No. 6- B. Roush 392; Wilmington 91 Defiance 65 MONDAY NIGHT B. Bachtel 216; B. Boyer 260; Findlay 106 Lawrence Tech 90 Channel Master MIXED LEAGUE Blind 255; Handciap 981; Total Central St 77 Tenn Sl 65 Jan. II, 11165 2104; Woo 0, Lost 3. Western Mieh 89 Kent Sf 73 Cellar Dwell•n - J. Bowen First High, Team Three- Wittenberg 58 Heidelbel'!! 44 346 S. Yeauger 273 B. Bow· Games - While's Electric 22'!1. I Pittsburg St 73 Omaha 56 en, Jr. 422; L. Carson 406 Har;d· First High, Team Game - SW (Kan) 64 Kan Wesley 59 leap 273: Total 1730; Won o. While's Electric 799. Lust 3. Aabland Oil - L. Gil· First High, Ind. Three Games more 364; H. Amberger 552; - Barbora Roush 392. 0 A. Sawyer 498; M. Sawyer 514: First High, Ind. Game-Bar• INSULATED WITH Total 1m: woo 3, Lost o. bara While 157. RUBBER BATTERIES - - - ' - Pinhead& - Ada Nease 371; BOOTS s. Bartels 321; Art Nease 4>7: R.J!;TAINS sPEED cRoWN Other Models, 24.95 K. Yeauger 648; Handicap 27; LEATHER Tota\1831; WoD I, Lust%. Pal· VAENERSBORG, Sweden "Resources Developed- Our HUNTING stes - D. Clark 423; B. Clark (UP!) - Jonny Nilsson, the t963 People's Strength," will be the FM RADIOS_ 49.95, 59.95 SHOES _ _ _ __ 474; P. Ingels 414; C. Ingels world speed skalmg champ10n, theme of the 22nd annual meet. 537: Total 1848: Won Z, Lost I. retained his Iitle Sunday by win· ing of the Ohio Federation of Bee Cees - M. Bowen 438; ning the 5,1100 and 0,000 me- Soil and Water Conservation TABLE MODEL RADIOS J. Chesher 401; B. Bowen, Sr. lers, placing second in the 1.500 Districts, to be held at the SouWE HAVE ,511; H. Cheshier 446; Total meters and eighth in the 500 thern Hotel in Columbus Jan. 95 to 95 1804; Won %, Lost I. H I< C'o meter spring for a total or uary 19-21. INSULATED UNDERWEAR - S. Custer 368; H. Custer 384: 190.444 points. The welcoming address will be given by Homer Bohl, first vice president, at the opening session, at 1 p.m., Tuesday. DOUBLE BED Two panel discussions will be The Wild conducted during the afternoon: Thlntl Thet Ordlnery Tep Working with Planning CommisSIZE sions, Zoning Boards, and the Watu Cen Do To You, Your like, and District Operations in SINGLE CONTROL Family and Your the Future. Aa Advertised In POIMIIsfOnl Workshops on Minimum Till· 100% Nylon Binding. Washable, Mothproof, age, strip Mine Reclamation, Good Housekeepina tn Non·Ailergenic, 2 yr. Guarantee. Water Pollution and Conservation through a Ladies Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday morning. The afternoon sessions will cover lhe following topics: WE HAVE " A Bud1tt S•ver fh•t Our Changing Conservancy SINGLE CONTROL 19.95 Removes HARDNESS Laws, A New Look at Conservation Education in Ohio, and DUAL CONTROL 31.95 & IRON LARGE SIZE Cooperative Extension Service's Sotent. FUten, Re-fines What are water spots. ~ New Look. The annual threshers supper lime spots, film caused by tap water? How· do they lat 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, will hurt complexions ,;duD bring the meeting to a fitting hair. spoil fabrics damal!e Every hunter would Uke one of I climax. The meal will be fol· OTHER MAKE SLEDS plumbing? Get the an· these Keep our bandB and body swers. Phone ror vour lowed by entertainment a n d AT LOWER PRICES! FREE copy o! "The Wa· wartn . •pecial recognitions. Toastmastor Spot Storr." ter for the evening will be John Stackhouse, diroctor, Ohio Jle. FREE partment of Agriculture. January Sale! Val Test nu:our BAKER FURNITURE Basketball b ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Jan . 18, 1965·5 Suggested WINTER SPECIALS HAND WARMERS 3.95. S4.9S 5 ZIP PO LIGHTERS Unconditionally guaranteed. YoU' can re· turn any Zippo to factory for repair not one cent will be charged for repair. PHONE 773-5583 MASON, W. VA.. OPEN DAILY FROM - - - - - - - 1 : 0 0 to $:30 P.M. · SHOP SATURDAY . UNTIL 1:00 P.M. �~-- I 2 SIGNS WANT AD INFORMATION QUALITY C &l'ill "' •r··.-p'"' .. ,... Dtl• .,, •n" · • Ufl l>uloll.-alloM> II 1\ iI t~-a• · lH A 1 ilU'II& rnt " "'"'•"•' _ , . .. <IW fill'l• ..... .... .......... .n, •cb 1..... 11'1 .,. ..... ,11...... •1'1-"" ... lr""'''• .,.,,...., """'""''•••1~ nt. .,., . . t ...............ll"'"iJt" .. "~' •ora Mi• "'""' >f"!', o~tcovnl 011 ~~~~ No • - '~ •d• Nkt ...... " ·m..., •fl~ .cttittlnna• .,..,.. --• ,~ ..,,,.. - •• ~Uli . . . A ll . • litul'ds• Jll•31· " t' rrs Ill US'I' ro Pf .At:t UI\JL1 ====FOR _ SALE _ Oltl! • .t ,.Rnuuc:INII 4D "•H'f PHONE WY 2·2156 •:::::-::::=~======-::' I ~-- $1395 ® --------·--- aJ E"Y m e SVI e, I Television Revue eaat.- the IDIUWlo er\JI.e• of tUd roatJ to place ol beIIDII.II\I', or !eat.. conlala.lna 5 aena. more · 10. I p~ .!!~ lUI 500 .00 . Curllll, ~Jor,c~ued ; rbr unlmo~trn The Roadllnel'lo: Gracie Flelllt 1 boUI now lnlll'ln. 11 ballend 10 Wlltkiy DJahMlmil 101p open Otlla. villlll .NBC-TV'a Jack Paar nut receive any «ompenoatloll. Ftidq. • .the 8allll ~. Ethel their flllll1 liJma thai BJIPI'Irj Mertnlln appem on CBS.TV't 011 ttlevlaioo .. .Abbott "On Broadway Tonlgttt".. .Kirl: numlllf or vidao 11101'11 with DouiJu and I:Ienor Plrter 11tar partner, the late Lous C41Uih~l In NB~TV'a · fine Wodnlllday but these lllma are I'OpOrttd nlaht IIIDVIe, "Delfotltw Sloey," lulve been owned by eo.t.Uo, Jan. 17...The ClOt of CBS-TV't who pold AblloU 1 tralary, AtMID "Tho Munaten" and the New The program's NBC-TV's l. Oolfto Oll'llty Mlllltrela wUI be Ita- daytime entry, "Say Whtn," ~:!..':' tiii'OCI U! 1M lllllllll onll'hour tltpecttd to depart from Mart ..laltd of the Plldfic spe. ftelwotk In a ffw ;::~~ ranco dol April & Kate Smith holts SGme lnlklen are _w 10. Subtle 0 -ns" ABOTV'o "Roll___, ,._ PaliCt" whether "CBS ,_,... U.Anell Saturday, and JIUesll In- 1011 ill prJmt.tlmo lllalut elude Mart Sahl, Ben Blue and lfi!IOII. Son. l!:v~tt ~=~~ D . X . 1'rlnl LOptl . .. Burpu Mere- II tht 1Utsl on NBOII'V'a · H. :;a 1 .. dlth, who hao replaced the all- The Prl!llo'• Jon. 24 . . U. -. lng Dean J-atr on NBC-'tV's Comm!ISIOIII!I' o! lt. ery or "Mr. Nuvak" oerlel, mokN hll Ftanm. Kopptl appean 011 CBSa cat debut as a regular Feb. 1. TV's "Face Tho Natloll" SUD- 11· A :IO.AG.-k Add Uoadllaera: Ken Boyer' day .. , ABC ltldlo a • gaall of the St. Louis Cardinals and rll!hta to a Jameo Bon4 IIII.BeBI'OOial Robinson of IM Balli· CJIS.TV'o "Wllat'• Ill. Oouah7 mare Orlolao, wlnnrera of Line?" marks its 15th 28. ball'• moll valuable playw Feb. T. Sam~ ni!lworto ~ awards lut aea10n, 11rt1 Inter- era ThrH" loob al the 11ft . viewed Monday on NBC-1..."1 carter or Alolandlr Cakk!r : "'l'nday" program. 8aok'O!ball day . . steve Binder 18 -.., areal Bob Cousy, now a coach lea villi as director of M . ao Uou at Bolt<Rl eon.,•. &howa 10111e TV's dreldful "Hullabaloo" otd&wa Of lht ltniH ll!ChnlqliH on tiel.. 81111 ~Y'I AJIO.Tv a. ~ oL !!:!"* •.,Port,·,·" ••n· ·--':";;':;;'=";:'~'~·~";;;:(l);;:;..i;;;;ll•••'.'..:..:"c pat_, Hospl•taJ news 1\r - - -- SQUARE DANCE t th M 1 , . a e as-----------onette, Fnday mght. coal, delivered or at the . -· , eal de8cendanb. di8trlbutee•. nein at . 1 12 6tpJ mine on Storev's Run See r PROMPT delivery of limestone FOR SALE : 5 room house ot' J~!r~~:ce0!.~~T:r ·~kn~.!1 ~! Eutered HospltaJ THE EYES HAVE IT-Maryland's Gary Ward, With ball, WiLL DO rug weaving. WJ 9- ' Orville Hogue .or phone SH 2- f~r Y~~r evEery nee!dw. ~hnuly Charles Spencer, Laurel ~~~':!. ~"':::t"~; =~~~~~.:,"'';a~ (Saturday) looks downcourt for someone to pass to, but Ward's team· 2826.. t-9-20tp ' 5022 12·19-30tt ~me. one mme - Cliff. Call WY 2-3240. curus. Decn•«l: .Judaon Bolly , who•e Those entering Holzer Hosplt· mate Jay McMillen, left, and South Carolina's Gary Gre,&Dr er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. 6tp place of ruldenc• tl llnll:nown; Tbe I urd In I ded more interesting. 1 14 unknown ttn~aJ descendant• dl1tri bu· 1a Sat cu : seem t o fi nd SO meth;no ~,. ;' ALED HAY and 1 bl ack AnAl.:l1't.'MotULE lnstJrance been B ·-' 1 6 Uc -.eL helra at ,.,.. and next of kiD, u James ay Lee Cavins Rt ! J cancelled? '.osl VOlU opera-~ gus fresh cow. Phone WY 2- 1 T b k' · - - FOR SALE--MiddlepoM·'s taJJ. any, of li:dna Curtll. Dece11ed: The B'd II M R l h• W ' Whit' .----~~~~~~~ 458; Handicap 162; Total 231: klr'l Ucen.e? CaD w~ J.tllti6 2353. 1 15 3tp EXPER ca inet rna mg. cus- est buUding, located 352 N I ~ 0b~~~~a~:18:~n~!~~·o1~~.h~ 1 we Lo; rs. RaP Rd' G IllWon Lost L Team No. 1 wer 1ver ., a hl E Se I tom made furniture, such as o-~ d Str-t Middleport any, or Arthlll' curt~a. Deceased ; The more. I llith - h111 h b' t d b ff t ~vn ...... unknown lineal ducen(1anbi, dl!ltribu pol's· Mrs Naomi · Thomn~n c. 0 inger 415; ' ar1es 383 ; 1 • LUMBER for sale. 145,000 ' " ca me s an u e s Priced lor qUiclr I'Ble lD- tee., heirs at law and ont of lllB, ·Mr R be ,_B, b A Ha In MARAN Fur Agency, N Brown be t tables, ere., made to order. · u any. or Robert Groau. oeceued: Rut 1and ; s. o rt . N. Ams ary 3S5; . n & 1 . . board feet of marked tim r I . . . quire at Oblo Hotel. The unknnwn Unral de•undanta. 411- 1G'bb Cl'f . M c R 428; P. Mullen 416; Handicap St.. Ma!'on. W Va i'urs want- and 60 ...ords of pmewood BUJit-m l'upboards or cabmets. ·-l trlhute~s. n.,h'll at taw and nezt o1 [ 1 S, I ton, rs. . ay., Total ;Woa , Lelt !. 1 153 2179 ed. Muskrat, Mmk, and rae · Phone WY 2-5312 1 5 30tc FOR SALE· Modern all elee- It: in, If any, of Miria m MoCuUouzh, De· mond Byer Leon · Mrs. George Harold · The unknown llneat dl!'srend· l ' ' [nd· u;..,h Game - d • Grat~ coon .Senel for prJce list CaJJ Contact . . G. , , Roush, ~ · , ;-- - ~ - . - ,· ·-- -- trrc 3 bedroom home, 100 X i ceaeed; ii.Ilt¥, chltrtbuteea, helra at law and F. Fowler, Pt. Pleasa.nt; QuenU..l.f!i 773-5''96 12-12-30tc Pnrtland, OhiO. \..J 3-225a. I 1\leJg)er BuUdm~;, ~'lpp)) for Ph o· ~l.. ' next uf kin, If an~ of Josephlnt Harl I' T Kl k R ood · Mrs ,_· 185 ; Ind. High Seriet- D. Nj. 1 15 31 p " h one lr.;a. tnlfl!r. Deceued; MllviD Chene1 , whose I m . r , avensw • · er: 4S6; Team High Game-8 'It in kitch- 100 lot. Syracuse, I new omes. . UJ Sterrett WY Z.2527 pla cr of res idence Ill lll Driftwood Ronald E. Newman, McArPRIMARY Pl.a no St oodo·o - In· - - - - - - -ens, storm wmdows, alum-· · Drtve, Hobart lndJanaJ IWzab•tb PonRutland Furniture 792; Team dl'vt'd,.al insii'Oll'1l001 "li p thJ<: srN~~n ,·pw o'ng macht'no· In . 'd' c II G N ' 11 2!) tfc der, whn•e p/acr of realdmce I.e 2638 thur ; Miss Carol A. Gunter, Jan 7 .~. IHigh Series - Simon's MID:ket ... '' ' I Jr. . mum Sl mg. a uy Laurenu Avenue, Ea!l, Gao. (ndlana: I t . M P· I E Arga. I ~ ad. Fnur lessons <~t special hl d b1 1 like ew · 1 R · oh· · Lorraine 18nn. who'"' placEJ or "'•'· ron on, rs . au · Rutland Furniture_ D .ratt'. La ne Dan1els, 68:'. Lo- E~:ipp~~ \~·~th ~utomalien er, acme, JO. 12. 29 tfc Wanted To Buy ~ ~~~:~ ~d~~: ~~~nc:b~~enue,w:!~ bright, ~t. 2• ~ellston; ~eorge Grate 454; P. Carson 345, C~ 223 1. cust, Middleport. 1·18-6tp zagger, overcast, buttonhole, ---- ·- ··- I place of reaidence ._ u Sycamono F . Brot ers, ronton; omas Black 334 · M Edwards 276: NET PLAY PEN. WY 2-3225 or ' Lant, Hobllrt, I nd iana~ Nrlma rot:eo E W'U's Hamden· L G , · etc. Cuar:mteed to part l as- I ,,.., r.-.eser l'hUDblllc ... I" 31 Leod, whoRe place oJ realdenee .. • I I • • . . v. Grate 370; Handicap 417 for Rent • WY 2-3535. l oJ C 120641 Wyandotte Road, F1lrleu Will, Sutton Coal Grove; Mrs. Her~ W Los ! suming R pdyments O[ $5 801 Heatb:Jg - - - Perru•ylvo~~nla : Gl!'oree Bowlr:er, tn ear• ' Total 2196. on l, t . . MinenYW e , Oils. . of Hnm&wido:. Heem..t.erboer & Ca.t· she! F. Bartell, Rt. 2, Wellston. Landmark p Bilikam 296· THREE ROOM furnished apart- .rnonrhl y. WY 2-3862 WANTED : locust posts, hne ey, Attorney• al Lllw, lil ua vermont · !Birth ) 1 IS 5tc Eud n uNel Street, Blue lllland. llllnniJ; and CHI· s ' L Ha I 453· I Couch 386 · menl with bath l' or coup le. voar sewer adn corner. 500 to 1000, 7'h ford watsoD. whoaEJ place of rult'lence Mrs Robert B Gibbs Clif- · w ey J J{ · H ~ ct' 11 3 11 39 62 Phone WY 2-5435 m .~iddle·-----W"t- bave IIlii lnltr.el ft. long, 4 or 5 inch top, Hum- 1 ~ e 1 :r~~~~~~~. ~h~.. v~~!~!''~/:~!~: ton, s~n. 1:22 a . ~. : Mrs~ Ron.l ~· Burt ~ ~ · Yse . W ; an; 1 1 2163 , HEPOSSF....C)SF:D Electrolux <:M:"weJ Ma~b es phre Farms Reedsville, a~nr~ ts 1100 south Ever~:reen. ctear· N MeAth 1cap 327, 'loa on "'' 1 port. 212 South Fifth Ave. ' sweeper, deans like new Rt-..asooallle Ralel y ' 2 6 watl!r, Fl or ida; The un.lr:.nown Uneal aid E. ewman, r ur, !LoSt 1 l 18 tfc l guara nteed . Incl udes CaD W"'a "'"'"''' • ~ llill)' ........ W Nl1•I Ohio. 667-6295. .. cl!ndHntl. dlatribut.eea, l'ldn u daughter ' ll: 23 ·- - _ all . 1 1 tp de law , and nu t uf ldn, u any. or .lane I . a.m. . New •y ork Clo thln g - J wa·I Mrs. Emery Johnson ••m spend· APART 'IENT, 5 rooms ond b I ' ....... STANDING Timbrr. Top cash ! WatJoon _Sl! umw~y. Uece~aed; The unThose entermg Holzer hospltton .,'20·. R. McTurner 340 1· J . ing two weeks va~ation wittl Jl' ... c leaning atlachments for a I.U: : knnwn l tn~lj) de~l'endilnf.s. dlslrtbul>!'l!'l, . Id d hal h, shower and tub . 63 S 8 11 L·e S."t\.70 or $6.00 monthly -I c,I!:.,-,A .;-::I'ociN::(; ;:.-.- p;;;: :;:::: price paid. Marion Reynolds, !heirs •t 1aw ana ne.t of kin, u al Sunday me u e : Warner 358 · c. Krautter 333; her daughter and family, Mr~ . 10::m::::-b=bt::&.:--;111 8 0:c0c.-., Jrd St., Middleport, Phone WY 2-3862. 1 15 5tc 1 Furnace.. Arnold Brttlhen. Coolville, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call ' ~~ u~1kn~:-.,an...un:~~:':~~nd~:C~.a•;;; . Mrs. Bud Shaffer, Rt. Ew- H. Wolf JBO; Handicap 213; Dorsey Gray at Orlando, Fla WY 2-2671. 15 tfc --after 4 o'clock 667-3503. tributeell, heirs at taw , .and next ot mgon ; Alfred Burke, Galllpo.. lotal2&14 Woa 0 Lost 3 Mr. and Mrs. Day Canodt> 118 Ea,;l MaiD Stn!et, Pom1 30t kin . jf anv . ot Arthur Wataon, [)e. r M E 0 Plymale ' . r TRAILER LOTS _ lree sew- GOOD COON dog, $15. 1956 Mer· eroy. Pbo.ue Wl Z44CL 1 1 P reaae<l; and ThEJ unkno'Nn lineal de• 1s; rs. van · • Fabrie Sbop _ E. Roush were Wed 1.esday a ternoon vis - - - -I- - - - -d - - - and rl!ndanh, dhtrlbutrel. at taw Sr ., .Gallipolis ·' Newell W. Jones aae and wat er. Brown's Trail- cury motor an d autom 31ic 7 zo tfc next of kin. u any,he ln of Herbert . o·I' I370; A. Nease 397 ; N. Bar ton itors with Mrs. Donald Wooten 0111 Bis I -;;-:-:c~;;-;;:;;;:-~~=:-: I'$50 T He p ante Wabun. Dee<:"IISOO, GalltJXlhS Ferry : Denver er P;uk !St<Jte Approved) , 1 tr ans mtssw n, · · - rU SMISSIUN Sal Co will take not!~e tbet 011 the 19tb I R C llod W Val- 415 · L MC Kinney 385 •' l · How- and son Rusty. 1 I sell, Long Bottom, Ohio 'nAN vage mda)' ot !-iepternl.ocr, 1964, Jennie Kau tt on, t. , U en, · ·· ell 443· Handicap UJZ· 'l'otal Mr. Fran Rife and daughh Y Minersvi le, Ohio, P one W Re .- · 11 k as Admini.d ratnx ot th• Eatate of [ Mrs Glen p Weaver New • ' t M Ell B k Lo 2-J32~ . 1 15 tfc~ l 16 3tc pany pairing a rna es. u.s. Civil Service Teshl Jo8ephlnt Hartinger Dec~ .• sed., betnlf l . . t 2202 ; Woa :i, Lost o. er ary en a er, .• tomalJC and standard transMen wumen Ill and o•er Secun lobe Plllnt llf. filed her petition in '~· Haven ; Harold E . Hager, Rt . Sima 'I Market P. Collins spent a few days with Mr. ano . . M . G Hlah pay Stl\11'1' lloun . .\dvancement Probate Court. Melli& Cnunty, Otuo, l L B tt M B b n TWO 4 rooro Iurnis hed apa rt· • mtssmns aur1ce agnon ,l rhou11 nd' 01 lnh~ open Prl!'paratory can No. 18974. aaalnst t he above [ l, ong 0 om; rs. O 433. G Burdette 400· 0 . Clark Mrs. 0 . M. Rife and also the mPnl s Une fmil floor W'l 2- 61 Pontiac _ $1260 Owner. Phone WY 2-6173. I ~~~:~~~~:!' ~~~~ ::.:~~~te.\£:Xrnfn~e: ~!r:.edatie~:· ~:td t~;h~:c~n~d~~ Cali Bishop, Rut! an~; Lisa '1 41 ; M·. Domigan 334; D. Nieri Donald Wooten family. 3f'i!i8. ll 27 tic V8 Catalina 4 J)onr Sedan. 11 17 tfc tloll on jobl. talaril"'l, requtremenl.s. e phlne Harllnger d •ed 8r!Ze d In ree ,sue King, Pomeroy; Nma Sue [ - Glenn Cline who . i! conflhWr1te ,,,.,a,. rtvin• n•me, add.r.,.. •nd 1l mple of the folloOA'I DI ducrlbed par- H'll Rl J k Mrs Del • I A.. lomalo'c tran ~. Beautiful 3 M 111-':UN 4 ru•m ana nath ... AutTIIINt-_.. Ui ' pnone. eeb ot real estate : I • · • ac son; · -,Mrs. Hir.am Stutes, Mrs. J , F. ed to Mruga Genera Hospita 1 furn1 shf"fl ap;nlrnt' nt. M Ill· ~-~~~~~:~~ ~il~~gg: Shows good Complete Servtc. i;~J;'nse~J;!~:·P::u:' .. ohl~.mero)' ::_~:":1it~;i.e~: ~h~h~0~~~: !:~ect'l bert A. McCoy, Rt. 1, Jackson; INert. Jack Roberts, Mrs . Wil-lis improving satisfactorily. dlt'purt W'l 4:-3874 -~,, •-adt-dlepnr_t, r;,uunly of Ml!ig&, and &tate Etmer J ' Bowman, Ironton;, Iam Hughes • Mrs · F ' L· Shaw ' [ Mrs. Ethel Rife' Dexter. ~ ..,.. .,. u of Ohm and bein& the soutb hall 59 Pontiac _ $856 9 1l If• 1 9. tlte. f"IKine w Coailllt UNUSUAL Opportunity- High or lhe inuuwlrlg dee(!f'lbrrt tot: Town Mrs. F. E . Malone, Jackson, . Sheryl Bowman and William was a caller in Wellston ~ Star Ch iPf 4 Door Hard top. 1cently. "- t . BRAI~tRD commission earnings with a ! t~~ ~~i 1~t t~:ce:;,;: ~:~ ":~r~,~~ I Gordon L. Markel, Coal Grove ; IG. Fredrick. P..YOOEHN furni shed 2 roo ms ll_vdram atir . Power steering RaeJoe , 01111 ch wae sold H . Wood. anfl l)alh efficient apartment. and brakes. Was $1095. growing 61 year old comp- 1I lol w..-ifwhiand ucep !lnato 1.1W reel morEJ ·I David E . MWheatley, S K t Rt. J k 2, , ...;....;;...======----"'--=Oii;;=iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiii., i 11 tfr • any selling world famous , or Jeu off or the weal sld• of uJd Wellston ; . . en , ac son. Middleport. Phone WY 2-3874 I lol whi ch wa1 IOld to the Vllla~e l (Blrth!J) I 12 6tp Goodyear mainetnance prG- of Middleport to atl'llehteo Second Rod Tormo earned I Street . Said Lot No . t2t 1a In tht Mrs Bud Shaffer, Rt. 1, Ew· ducts. Insurance 5 ROO~• apartment and bath, ori1 ln.at lUrvey of the VlllaJ:e of . . d hl 6·25 p ffi Pom•roy, Ohio over $24,000 (not typical, but Middle port . mgton, aug er, . . . 1 And hl!'in.tl the aame real e1tata Discharged 1Jtit.S4)N. Slmpsoo lnsura!!Cf' unfurni shd . All util it ies fur · indicative of potential) laSt I l!'onveyed b,v Lillie P Hudaun . et a Ll nished. Upstairs above Or ANNUAL 1'2 price sale, now tn 1 A~ency , 1n A1J forma of ln Eli1.abelh H. Hartlneer hy dffd. <Saturday) Year . M. W. Frank e&rned 1 todated Octoh .. r 18 1904, 11nd re{'ord M C Dnnovan ·s oficc Phone WY prol{ress. Jerry Miller's Coun aurance. Ji.m Johnson am over $13,000. Age no barrier . e<1 in VoL 112. ai PaaEJ tB2, of Ill• 1 Miss JoAnne Moore, rs. ~2-3046 or WY 2-2064. I try !'air. Rt. 3&, 10 minutes Bud SLD:lpsoll. Ageuta Diversified year round line. Meie• co unty, Deed Record•. , M. Wostier. Mrs. F . R. Welch, __ _ 1 12 tfc ; West of Gallipolis. Open el·1 1 ttc No Investment requt·red. We , Parcel No 2: The followtne deaerlb- Edward Paterson, C. A. Whit· --:-=-::--,:----:---~I'd rl!sl estate lituate ln \he villaJI G dn I AVAlLABI.E for rent after Janery day till 8 p. m. -:-: take car" of all financing - 1 nl MlddiepUrt, Mcln councy Ohio, aker, Mrs. J. A. ar er, 18 3tc 1-'HOTO Copymg Servtce COpand bellli a part or Lot No. ut M u· Johnson D F Sieck uary 16. 8 roo m house fiye ies made of \egal papers. shipping - and collections. of •aid Villa11e and beluJ 11x tnche• O Je • · · '1 rooms recently refinished . Fz I b trth records 8ild almqsl any Start On Part time basis if on the north sldi!! of Lot No. liV E. B. Gobles, w. R. Basher, and runnlns 80 reet rrnm the welt M' k S ' baths, storm door!~ and wm C:I.F.AN carpets wl th our C~r- other documents. you like. Write Consolidated al<le or Jot toward the Ea•t p:~e ot Mrs. R. R. Lyons, lC ey . dows, free gas, $75.00. Lo- pet Shampooer F'fiF:F:, wllh Reuier lDBIII'aDC? Pomeroy Paint & Varnish Corp., East tutereat ill tbe Nortl!i wan oJ' ua• • uid Lot No. 117 : and •J•o a lullf Hayman, Janice K. Evans J. ~1~:======================;~ c;:~ted on Huulr 124 hrlw1·e n rmrrha,;e of BI•Je _Lustre ·o Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. brlclr:: buUdiltf situate on Lot. No. L Dunlap J. D. Cullip, Carol • f lie Oh' 1 117 toeether wttll thl fi'OUJLd oo- • h M 'I Racine and Pomeroy . C a! I Shampoo. Baker Furmture. 1~16-te eupled b1 u.. DOrtb bait o• •ld McCray, Art ur orar1 y, John McCuy, WI 9-3655 I 12 6tc ,-,,-,o-==-====--;;;::-::·o~\e'!: :a!~d~~r!=:; ':'t!~ James Treadoven, Wendell Auto Sales I 12 6tc DEALER WANTED. Good Raw· the wen end of aald Lot No. 117. Gates Mrs. Carl Brookhart, 19•7 ' 1 1954 CHEVROLET, $150.00. Ph. 1eJg · h bust'ness now open in ward alone sllid bridt wall ao reet to• • , Mrs. E m II 1 8 50 3 bedr • x. . oom Na t lOna the eaat I!Dd of Lot. No. 11'1 Cecil Wtlhamson, In science or shipping, farming or finance, the future beialgl FOUR ROOM furnished apart- House Trailer, Call Ravens- VI 3-•.u~ Pomeroy and Middleport. If . Thl!' above deacobed premtaa be- Keams L M Riddle Mrs. N. 15 1 tn the fiL The future belongs to thosB vlaorous enouah k> Hve . Wy 2 ......, ""' tn. half of the premloaea upon ' • • 1 ment l or rent. Ph one · wood 273-9425. I 7 24tp - • willing to conduct Horne Ser- tna wntch the nurtb wau or the bUild K Grate, l. o . Shaver, Mrs. I it and slulpe ll Are your schools providing lor physical fllnoso . -". 1 12 tic 57 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. · b 1·ness wt'th good prof tne now tlluated upon Lot No. 117 • 'd R 0 OoJoH VIC"~ US Is now erected. and 1tandtna:. Said J, C. Scott, Mrs. 8VI an· as part of a sound education? You parents can help sea that 1 lGT1 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod- 1960 MAGNOLIA Mobil home, Phone WY 2--2768. its, write Rawleigh, De p t. =~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ala~:~~::l!n~ P:!-~:~~~: kin and Mrs. B. M. Pate. trey do. Wrlblo Tho President's Counoll 1111 P~OII f~ ern 4 • room house with 53 x 10 rt., 3 bedrooms, Ph 12 22 30tp OHA-840-45, Freeport, ill. lo t he repatr and matnenance of (Sunday) Woshlnstr>n, D. C. t o r baths Call Ripley 372-6954 Tb 118-ltp wall and for a comple\e dabath. basement. gas furnace. · ' · e Rambl er -_ _ l1 •ald. acrlptlon of aamf!!, rererenee ll 11a4 Mrs, Frank Macktn 1 ""-• ~ 1 6 lZtc PRESIDEN1'8 1 1 hardwood !loors, mce kit chen.! World Slandard of Coalpaet CHRISTIAN MAN needed. Full a. Criner, Mrs. Edward Wright, 1 COUNCIL new storm doors and wmd· . " Escellence or part-time - lUetime secur- Parcel No 31 The UD41vtde4 OJM. Mrs. William F. Johnson. and ows, with y;ml and dn11 Pw<1 y SLUGGISH_ s~pu.c tank. ~l og-_ Big car room, ride ad ,.... tty. Experience Sunday ~~ e~atelll•~tu!~llu~ ;:=son, Mrs. Gilbert Henry and FITNESS Call Tracy Whaley WY 2- 1 ged drams . Gel Klean-L m lonnance. Small cu eCODOIIly School, ministry helpful. ot Olin, oountJ o1 MeiP, stat. ot son Mrs. Henry Thomas and 3054 al'tcr 4:30 p. I All Septic tank cleaner at and m-uqerablll&y Earn $100 weekly and up. ~!:a~~~~~~~. ~o~~~ da~hter, Mrs. Evereit Georp 1 6 tOte I Landmark Farm Bureau . See No competition. Write John ::,ur:•::·reoi~ o:o!:r~· :.:...Som:; and son, Mrs. Paul Argabright, "'IJNFtJRNIS=== =HE=D- -apsrtment I-I-301C Molhy•Jtn Motan Rudin Co., 22 West MadiSOR'' ;-.:i.-io-io:~'io,;;ii;;i~ii;iiii.i;ii;iii......._,;;;;;;.i.;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,...i._;;;;i;-: 8 1D Middleport on ground noor.· E. :;" St., Chicago 2, Ill. 1-18-ltp l Ji room and bath. hardwood BEST PRICES ON t Ut 12 Legal Notice floors. Youngstown kitchen, LIGAL NOTICI automatic heat . Private enCUSTOM butchering and cut-- R.O'BEB.T GROGAN, no• pia..,. ot ling. Phil Meier, Phone WY reatdence IJ 701 Pannea Street. Comp· [ trance . Gall W Y 2-3ZOO ton. California; The ullknawn lineal I 5 tfc 12 I Uc dueendant.s, dhrtrtbuteee, helrl at I 670 X 15 _ 16.60 2--3510. law and next of ldn, iJ In)' of Wtu Du s t all 1957 Four-door English- Hili· oro'Jan. Deceued1 a. a. ste~.. 1 room and bath apartment whoa• place of ruklenea Ia 1116 W ·1 Nylon Blac:••all TuN Type JQ. Pomeroy . Phone WY 2-:tH9 man. Excellent condition, Brooll KIVell Roa(l. WaUinrfor d.. Penn· ayJY&DI&t P'raolr 5\.Bvenaon, .Jr., WhOM ' SUPER SERVICE 12 13 tfc $250. WY 2-2418, place of mldmc• ll 4.'\fl 8. Oliva 1 14 tfC Street. Media, Pennll)'l ... nla~ nte un· STATION tncnvn Uneal delceadanta, ct11trtbuteee, TRAD...ER lots for rent, close ~"'F~o==o-G~Iax ~"'le--.cV .-k betn: at taw, and ne11t or lr::l.n. tl any, La dry d h00 I8 ' J•clc w Caney 1962 R a -8 stiC ,. nf .IO!IepbiM 81eveDIOn. Deeeuedl The lo un mat an sc 1 • overdrive Z5 000 miles 11531unknown lineal dt.cendant., diltribU· VaUey Lumber & SUpply ComMgr WY 2-9932 • • · ten. beln at ta..-. and ftf!.d or kl-. 1 '"""Y· Mi' dd',eport 1"3-Ucll•.,...,...,...,...,..______. GMC o/1 ton pickup. [)ale 11 any of A.ttred Wllllams. Dec-sed: ,... ~ " IRON pipe, · 200 JOint..;;, · unknown tineal d~ndanta. &. 7'4 at Kautz, Chester. »85·2211. IThe tr lbutP.e•. h~lra 11 t taw. aad next or ! 1H:<I!.:J!: anc 10ur rnw1 , furn•"he 5c a ft . C. R. Jordan , Salem 1·1&.3tp 11.1n. 11 any, of llththew wuu.ma. D•· eeaMd : Tht Unknown Ullell deaeend· Ml atJ:t o.nfum.iabed apart. Street, Rutland, Ohio. anta, dlltrlhuteM, b•ln at law. and trHIDta W'l 'l-s-434 12 fl tfc farm Mtchinery next of kin , tt an:r . of Ellubetb WatI10n, 1 _1 D "tp --- lM.I DeceaHcl; Tht' unknOWD linlaJ SMAL"l----;pariment, 208 Butter ONE Wagner loader with :::,"";:::t~; d~;~b~ttl!=;..":1f"J;r~ac: nul Ph. WY 2·268Z, Roger ABOUT 15() fat Leghorn hens hydraulic bucket and fork J . Wllll•m•. f}ecea•~ <lllv~ Gould , 40c h B ' R Rd pla ce or resl.dEJnee IJ 14&3 Collums. 12 1 tiel eac · owman s un · for Ford or Ferguson tract-- whMI wu1 'J' street, Ontario. CaJtforatas 1 ' Mrs Lee Johnson Ract' ne d Mattie Banro . wHbee plan of real · • NOW YOU CAN HAVE or. One New l ea manure denett Ia a.o. No 1, Mouadnille, w..t · • • I THREE BEDROOM duplu Ohio. 1-16-3te spreader model 17 Douglas vtr 1 JnJa Mabel Bl~JMy, •boaa pJae• BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COSn of m•.• • or re~~oidence ia 100!\ L&fa)'ette AvenPriVa te entrance SUgar Run LUMP and .... ~ coal Circle, WI 1-304:2. ue, Moundlvlll•. welt VlrJI,DIII Ru. area. WY 2-3618. f Goe . Co. . I I' 6tp Mil William! , WIIOII plaee ol re~· Armstrong llnoleum, Sandran, Boor tile, you name 12 1 tt:e Or sale. gleiD Coal • c!ence 11 unknown; Ra:rmoa.d WUUuoa, wboM placr of f'l!'l'idi!'DN il lOOS Lat· P St It, we supply tbe covering and Install U.e complete Mlddi - -- - - - - : - - - - , age ., eport. .,.et~ A.veoue, M:ounde,We, w • I t I ;;\)'!· job at low cost. And Easy Te1'11111 are available. Call lnstrudions 12 4 Uc TO MEET TUESDAY Vlrfln1a. fhe unknown llneJI du~1'1 · ''l .._ . I of ,._ wa mta, (llltrtbuteea hetr• at ta• aad us! tne Lydia ClfC e WRI .:r next of kin, tf iny. of 8ardln• Wll oi:i' SEIYICI TESTSI j SINGER Sewing Mech.lnes of tbe United Methodist uam.. D~ea~ed: Vua Lan40D. wboae " ,._. lft&r'l _ . u plleto of ru ldenee 11 4010 Granny new 176.50 up. Several used Church will meet at the churcb White R.o11d. Na•hl'IUe, Tena..- e, Het I ...._. . . otl tn• . ..A..... M tl• Buclo:iey whnu• plaee of re•ldt"no·e •o:;r:;~~:•:;:m;·::"'~, machmea at bargain pnces. Tuei~UC\7 at 7:30 p. m. rs. 11 3321'1 - 46th . strut, NEJw Brtehtltl • t.tle. Tbe Fabrlt Shop Singer Sah~l Lloyd Moore and Mrs T A. on , P.. nnRytvania ; rhe Unknn.,·n 1in.l lOhA Y ' ' Ill de.een<lantl, CIIR11'1b\lt.eel_ I'IC'irl It NY 2·2635 Middleport ••-- and Service, Pomeroy. OhiO. Downie are hostesses and Mrs.lt'1111, · and""~ or kin. if an, . nf '\lllnntt 1 •- WY ,......, • -• •... Z1 Ifc Ro'I Reuler, prosram 1ead er. Smith, Ol!reased: 1 he unlo:nnwll lin· "*' 411Cendu~ Claklbur..aa. ...,. " :.._...;;.._ _ _ _;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;, !::' WI•th th e I BEST eig-1 zigf ---- 'I I . , :::.= =t:' CI.Pt • •- I 8C.DF~ -.1'1 1111.~ H'J)(L.1HI ,._ U.lhtldo PQ~S DOWII W X Y "Z- Ll'sts Point Rock Society Notes AICYDLaAAX& I_..., ........ • Blaettnars '------------...! Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3277 1 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT !:rc~~~ y. 1~~· c~!~.~~ m: .= .:aiDOI'OJ 11 Let Us Install Your Snow Tires ,.,-:--:;-;::::··- --. ! ._,,.... -1 ._.._, cs ' 1 Ingels Furniture I .. ___. loalllo - - - flf & ... 5- lottono, ' .... - loiAI-. .... Ill QlloOt... rro, Yl&.raq oaor; arao• w 11 o • .+., -r 1 1. 1 a q o a q • v o • .- ~traoa Q VII:&·QA.l lliiL..,.. Ot)p..,...._ M:APPILT rot\ OtJil II' •ai.... ·--" ...... Ka8. 'l1la 101' OOWU*' - WMPO Radio ·~NOAY THIIV IJ'RIDAY Sign Oo - Ntwt Scared Hearl Melia Coo111ty RFD PaUl lower• - Farm leao Bill Miller Sbow I 57 WNthlr 7:00 Newa l!oo 8:11!> 8'20 8 ~~ finy'o MOI!IIng Chaptl Bill Miller Show Sports Pickens Hardwato (Tues .. Thuro·) •dO Newo l ·oo Bill Miller Show 1 05 7 :20 ?:30 7:3' llall' IJibt 1 4& BIU !llller how 1 :30· 1:4$ Bakll' f'llrnllllrt ShOw (Wed. • ~'rl.) t · oo News 1:06 Colt• Wllh Janet -- 4:30Eiectrlc Co. Newa . t :40 .rim Mees Show 5:30 Sign Off SAnJRDAY 1:00 Sigh On - Ntwl I:Oii Country !.!UIIo 8:2& CoUD'Il7 Jamboree 7:110 N•w• 7:115 Larry And~rson Show 11 <00 Top Ten Show 12:00 NOOII News 12:11 Mllaial Interlude 11:30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 1:00 Jim Mees Show UO Sl&n Oil - - lliNilAY ~:311 Sllb 011 • Al'llly H011t 1:00 i'rlnch City Baptisl I' !0 ~naay Show 1:111 'lbl Billlo SpHilto IO.IIo Blft Millers Brunch Show 10:110 Tile Good Life .1:00 ~Uril~terlaJ AsiOOiatlon 10:15 SundOJ Show w II: IS Masou Count)> o\trJ. Ftlt. 11:00 Nooo l'leWI ('niH.) 111111 Qlrlallu't lklur 11:11 rami!J Worablp <'1'11111'1. u.ao !lilv, llhrllll hila 11:11 A.I.C. l'lqram (hi,) 1'01 ~ Sllolh!IR 1'10 Itt';, 11i11 11:10 Swap 8bap 11 :46 Tlny'l Cowilrr ~ 1:110 Re•. Andrew 12:10 Clmllll lloclk t-lttn l :ta Tba Rtv. Roleot 12 : ta a-t.r Q* llu l:lO Colultr) llymnlimlra 12:10 LarrJ Abclafl D lbow t :IO laptlll I411111D'I 110111 3:Dll JIID U... how 1:10 SliD Oft fiii t HATE THOSE TWO flOYS 01' fOI'S'P'ON 10011 • • t z .e JIIAO. ""-' "WWIat lette.r Is moat fnqUIIItfr dlltlf Anu dlt.. • Pop lt'a the one ... wrote M'om, prom181nc her lll,rtlllnl 1111' IMert dulitda- FLOOR COVERING I t11ot 111roo bOll I ·I , · II' Olllo_.,..... __ •--.rn-_,.. ..... _ "'a '"' • - oo., .... ....,.. ~ II :&.Oli'OJ'ai.I.QW I . R DAILY Cl&lf'J.'OQtJOili - Rift'• • ..., .. 110r11 .. !· ---"-----------"i[ 7 •• ··= ...... ....._ AEtO(..) I t -. "'All)' 1------------- andl w Se• Depl. : Video's IU•stlve 10.1p operas havp th~ networb lbrllled with the ratings rtt~lll. , , .CUI'rellt reported plllll 110w DAILY CROSSWORD ceued . and to determlae Utelr reo Qectl'lllll lnt:crll!lt In u.ld atata. Said partlea are requlrad to an., awer on or before thl lth dar February, .IL U 1965. Dated December t•t n., 19M. Jennla Kallft u A.dmlnl5tratnx ot the Etrtate or .roaephlfte Hartin.~er. Deeeuect Crow, Crow, law, and next of ltln. lf an;y , o1 Tbom- Attomeya or ant ~~ WANTED _ Small or low pric-- e0aw a1 de~~eellC:l.anta, o:1.l.lltrlbuteea, beira. at I C II and ll.l!xt of kin, if lUI)', of ReAL F AL F'A HA Y Ior sa e. a lNCOME TAX service. Victor ed farm listings. zlab wataon . oeceaaed; Dorot.h;y WY 2-2557 . 1 15 3tc E G 1 Ch Oh' Ph TOR Yount, whoM place ot r1lll4eace ill - ' '"" ' ester, 10. one c. c . CUCKLER, REAL """ N. E. 4th . . . . . .. Holl•od.... 985 2402 after 5 p m BOX WY 2-3880 Florida; Eunice Jenld..u. WhOM plaoe . · · '-"'~ of residence i1 IK!9 N E. 4th Avenue, COAL F'OR sale Good Jump 1 8 30tp 1 15 3tc Ha.llandale, rtorida1 Tbe uat.aowa UD· N0 t•ICe ToW1Wllp lloa4; tb!Mce In an erb 1Urec11oo tOllowtna ABC-'I'V would have a week soap opera, Jatw ill llle ,..,. .. a former "Peyton Place" call not only for on eiJIIIMioll w 1aya Ill hi a ~ lllldlt-1 01 ABC-TV'1 "l'!ytoo Plate." llmt IOiptr Ill lho ..0 HOLLYWOOD iUPI)- Note• [ "Today" Tutlday ... ll'om two to three l1met1 -k· NBC.TV, about a lltoad'w~ lo watd! lelevlllon by : Stan LN-el nor Bud AblloU, ly, but aloo lor another 1w1ee- ll'tol Who Uvaa Ill °· er buildings. Excellent (da' pro- ant1, known; Th.e unknown llnt!!al descend· distributee., hlir11 at taw. and perty for grass farming, 1- nul of kin, If any, ot Jeua Curtl.l, ry beef, or general faJ·mingl . Oec euedl The unknown JJnall de• l.-emJants . dl11trlbuteea, tleln at 111w Property has hangar and 500 arad nex1 of kin, If an;y, of Eraatua Cun.la, Dtceaaed; The unltJlown lineal foot landing strip. Well locat- de.cPn!lanu. diatrlbuteu, lteln at ed on good grave1 roa d . 1 curtll, law and nexl of tin. U &n)' . of Carl Deceued: The unknoW11 linmile fro.·n state highway. $16,- ea l deac~ndanta, dlat.rtbut eel. tiel, at Busineu Services l-18-J tc from UtU. Forked btl Fo.Tked au a comer ot laada or lt. E Colemaru Uleoee eoutb to rodl to Ute Hct:1oD lme thcnc'lt wttb aectio11 lble, wut if rod1 teo Ianda of F. C. 4n4rew, thence r:.orth to Ut• can"*' of tai4 leadinl 10 •o FIREWOOD 8 13 b delivered ' ' S. BATLEY will pay you more $2.50 per ton dumped. See I for good clean fur, than any, Ivan Ca rman , Rt. 2, Pomehody in Meigs County Bill roy, Phone WY 2-6865 B I . Red 'II o'h. I .......,,,. du•M· floacl au Plaintiff fartbeJ' &UIIU lD Der P• Ut1o11 the nama of all the pa.albia heln at law, ne-=t of lk1lll llld-or per. •na ant1t1-' to the nut aN~ ot ln.be11tance rrom the elt.at. o f Jo., ephina Hartln11er. Deceaeed restden~ e 11 L~J • L~th StrHt. Parlr· Plalnllfl fUrther Iller•• thai &U... , e.rsbure. Wut Vll'll:lnlal na unknoWII abet.h Hartln~:er ~ by VIrtue of l.e171 ACRES - 160 acres m ll n" al deJnnd antl, diJtMI::.uteea, beln r.Jon 2tM. lD .o f tne ReviNd Code ot 111 '"" ond n~xt 11f ltin, If tiD)', of \he elate uf Ohloj wnuld nllllll an un well • fenced improved pas- [ Chllrl,.1 William•. Ueceat.ed ; The un· lllvld~ %thl par In each oJ Paro.tb 1 l tor Do..m unul de scendanta, diftribU~e• 1 No• I and 2, and an undivided t. hr~&e ture , oJ acres or rae hetn at 11 w and nex1 or lltn, tl .u:teentba tntereP tn Pareel No. 3. cultivaUon, 3~ acre lake u y, ot Walter Curtia. Deceued.: Gar- In thf' prayrr ot aatd pn!Uon plablnet Bl!'ulry, whou• •laet or r.i· r.Jif pray, t.be Coul'i to HI a tJrne (stocked) . 7-room frame den« 1.1 BarUuvUie, Oklahoma. or tor hearlna ot the petltlou, Ito tnue olherwl~ unknown; The unknown rln· Nmmou to the Slt4orlft of Melca ho use wit II ba th I • basement ' Ill deac:endanta. dlttrtbut~~e~, belra County for tbe def"EJndanta aeeordiDJ and furnace heatmg; base- at taOA· a11d ne111 or kin, lf anY. of Gar· t;o taw. and that tbEJ Court detel'llllne I I nel Beuley, Oeceu.d: .Juae Cur- the perlfOnl who an eatltled to aald ment barn (36 X 56), mp e- u., whoa• place of resldenu tt Bart- real ettate, and to tba ather UMb, peTIIOnal, real or olllerwl.e. lo the ment S hed , granary an d th len'iUe, Oklllloma or otbuwiH a.a- ettate of .JOMphine Kart1n1er, 0. v jil=,.==========";"'==~==~==,==o::! • - II "" Ul•OD GOIIII .. Wles II I 'flrtlllll dllldlq to ~ - 11M of llle be ca-l..t. l'Iaco" t'IUiart .. '1'1111 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.::_:::~ south E"erJrcen, Clearwater, florld.a1 The unknown Unnl d ..ceDd.anta, d.l• tl'lbutetl, heir. at law and n. ., of llin 1f any of Clarence Wtlll&ma, o.,. oeaaed J r.dyt,he Kibble, who• placa Of ts ~o o n thLS sharp car. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ... ,. AKU Ol> Uto~~.Nh.a uHJT\.1 "LBJ.Eii - 11 .:111 101 lM· •wnM min ........... ,...e• .,.,...,. ~. ~ 1 nine al the center o1 the Tnwaablp schools and clturdles )n Mid- :J~=: ~":ro:!u!:ww~~·•o:_ 111 ••tt• 439 ; Tb.a un:Uowa 11Da4J d . . dleport ' Call WR ~. eenduu, dl8trtbute... belra at laow Lincoln·Sl., Middleport. and oQI of kin, lf IIID1, ol Ktm wu. .e 'l~- Uama, oeceued1 C1y4e Wllltama, )- I ~ wttoae place ot mlll~c. 1.1 1100 Lot·al uwnrd and low mileage , red over ivory _finish, 3_26 V8 t"ngtllt', automo.!H' tran~. Like ni'W whitewall tires, radio anti heater. The -wurd ML • bath, breakfast roo , large buteea. utra at 11• md apt or ldn, II An1' · or Amanda WUJ.LaJD... Dac•a• basement and attic. 'Close to ed.1 Tbe Unknown uneal ddcendUI~ • $1995 Pomerov Motor Co. n .... - .. .-un .. ., •n-rtiiOfal ..- -. .. • 1~ow mileage, c•l local ownPr Whitt> finis h, black top. red in · tt>rior. good whitewa ll tin·~. VS engine, automatic tnms., radio and heater. ..... .. eent.. '" \.entt 1M" , .. ~.. ln. M-+-r C0 ~ Lemon Wllllam1. Oecral«'d: Thl' Un· knowa liaeal ctucendan~ di5Uib~ heln at a.'w and neJrt or kiD, If llll7 ••, p;tta 'Nilliama, DHeaHd: , . . j). _rt.,.. 11•• 4 'fl.~ a• ~·· 1960 Chewolet Impala Conv. our. dloar .,,., •n ...........-• In-Inn (.en•• Mt ned 1963 Tempest LeMans Coupe ~.J . AitO f'l . I"OAKIJ"f'lll ... !- "' \I t .............a. .~;r~;.::i;:;:~;:~c:~ d bw . . R... l .......... For s.a•t-a. Pome roy MODEBN - -~--:--o=:c=:--<'"5:-·-·HOME, o~ rooms, """~•• ""'~ ~=- ':11. . . .-; .,; · ; ;. . . . . . . . . . • WJEH RADIO 'l'llllV ntiDAY e:ta Sip 011 7t00 Ia Still IIIII ltnow 7:03 1'1111'1 7:CIII Mulloal Cloct 1:10 New• Headllnea 7:32 Musical Clock 7:46 WOI'll and TettlmOIIJ' 1:00 Oblo Vallq Newa l:llii IVoriG Nnro 1<10 Sparto 'l'adiJ 1: 1& Wulhtr 1•18 Mlllioal Clo•t •• sa Com.nlllllty New• 9:00 Talk of tht T01111 U:ii Nason Count Nnra IO:UO Pui>Jio Sante. tO: I& Famn, Woroblp Hour 10:!8 t.lehslriflt t:IIO D1Jt1ft1 wllh Doa' t:IO !na.rcbange 5:00 Community Newt 1:116 World Non 1:15 Sporta Today 5:16 WNlher 1:311 l>lMar Muak:ale 5:41 Sign Off IATURDAY 1:46 II&D On Y:Oil Be 11111 and Know f:ID Nnra 7:oa Mllllcsl Cloat f:IO Ntn Hlldllnll f:D IIIIIIIHI Coel 7:fl Wonl and 'i'loUIItoGt 1'1111 OhiO Vallq N1111 1:15 World NIWI 1<10 lipotta Todar 11:011 Newa Ileal 11:1111 AI<IIIIDI lllala4laa 1:11 Wllther eacepl Frldlf, Qnacb 1:11 Pl. PIHtont JU. Bella Rlnc Football World Netn 10:30 llool i Slllry 80111' :5$ M111011 Coun!J Nowa 10<46 Famll, WOI'Iblfl Hour 12:110 Conlmllllily J'ltWI 12:06 Local News 12:10 Mll'ltotl ll! IS Wutbtr llliiiiiiD lloafll 11:11 Ntwa 0 OrtDia Ootlllfl' .\till! l:tl Countf1 Go IIOillltl l tU Nttn .... 1:00 CaulllrJ Oo Round .:Ill N""' hat . 1•00 MldwiJ Mallaea 1:111 Nth Ileal LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII 11:011 NIWI, ~rtDJ Hour 11:30 PubUc- Se"tce li:IIO 1'11111 ftotlndup 12:20 Bulletin lloard dtla N11111 0 Orlllla li:ltll SalUft!IJ !Ia~ 1:11 Olllo Stall J'ootllall ' 4:10 Dl...tq llllh Doo 41111 Top I'ID Rmle l:fiO HIWI RwM.ap ltll PubllO ltnloe ltll OW. MIIIIGIIa ••• Oft ABBIE AND ILAn �' ,• ' · - - - - - - - - - 1nd Mn. Augustine Henderloll, Oid_Town Flats ;;~~~:.;£~ ~tyN~d Mr. Robert Ours and Ray Ours local vt•tted theMr. carroll Simnle Pleasurers of 30 Years Ago Were Satisfying r . ' w • BY BEULAH B. JONES tns forward each lllOI'IIlnl to ling over • trestle and ail week laug hter Yet · All ror 1 c11m•· Ias r said ' we were easily thrill· lhin&s VlsiUng at ChriJimoa 11 the • Amic!Jt IUCh modern pl..,._ Igrapefruit for brukfast, for the I had f allbout trai:i remember the tripe to Chi- home of Vernon and Margiii'CI BY MRS. MAY JOBNSTON family 1 1 0 •:;:: .. n!re [dleport, I a.m most sorry that 1cago Worlds Fair Ntti'u;: ::: Mrs. Doris DaUey and c : Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ables 8 JU:·sttate to recall ach finally gave up complain- I weren't many since everyone I our cf here I Nllllllol .s MFalls.H ra;:h r her Igames educational too. It were recent Sunlday edv M,g ' 30 · nd 1 1 grapefruit now was extra good on Friday 1 the un o w am rl es. rs . · • ' ith • supper gue11ts o Mr an rs. our simple pleasures of mg, a ove · k passed that we didn't take!daughter Mrs. J J. Davis now, takes agenius to Pay W visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood th · 1 1 ,tears ago, ancient hi story of --. belter yeammg for a But I remember the anti_citrlp to Columbus or lalways U.aveled Now don 't even make a ' Johnston recently. . visited totlf' < ' mmk coat I il never get pation - of course the movtes Charleston - hear the conduc- by train The DaviS famtly 181good dommo player, ao per- Mr. and Mrs. Oakey Pack Anna Brewer recently, . I rt>cently read a story. In Then there ~as th~ FrJda~ ' were good , clean fun- of see- lor call out the stops, Glouster still carrying that trad1hon on haps I. should feel sorry for brollght their baby girl homel gts~ Jll ' ~hich lhe author Wlblushmgly afternoon moVIe matmees pr ing stars like Charhe Chaplain, -Cornmg _ Black Betsy but they are world travelers myself mstead of them. from Holzer .hospital, Gallipolis, wh 15 · wrote tPe Joys _of the vided for Harold Loyd and our Gang never did hgure that one out, now. I Sometimes there Is a yearn· Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrew:s, " we "8"· when the tee man of ten cents. ovtes we comedies - !hey rehed on a coal mining rown, I guess ._.. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre. 1Columbus, Ga . have a nine -rought the ie<> into hts kttch~ btg lhmg. How we looked. ro;; the" artistry instead of th e near Charleston I. So many moments of happ1 ' mg for lh~' simple tHe. Like tho Portland Ylslted her parents, pound baby boy bom January ¥11 He reealled the fun of c~tl· ward to the ~ndays aft e symbols of today. If malmees " , ness - from so little- and ~o-, ice ~n, th,ey cometh no Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Johnson. Sth. He is a great gtanttson frE'n running after the . Jce ::;chool PraciJcally the e-ntlr wert' held now they would have I ren1ember the candy Butch day it lakes so much to sabs- more, so I m JOing to make to Mr. and Mrs. carl Autherson. iuck to ask for "Just a httle student body went_ up row~: lo be shown behind a barn with his beautiful fruit . My ~ fy. Children cannot help It If -some lemonade from a frozen Mr. ~d Mrs. Lowell Greer Mrs. Janie Congo and dllugh· piece ·· . . clutchmg .thetr dtmes, hurr1 . most of the lime, for thetr con· · father always bought me 8 ba- lsurrounded by plenty. Maybe1can and. an Ice cube. took their oldest daugher, Lola ter, Mrs. Hattie Powell viSited : All the simple Joys of chtld- mg to see another thnllmg echa~, tent nana apple. five cents, the lar~ l kids today are too smart and · J don I hove to watt until Kay to Columbus, 0. , lor a Mrs. Minnie Carroll recently. flood came rushmg back ter of a film - mayb<> th Ia the reams of , gest and best I ever ale. But too busy to enjoy such slily Wedneaday .. . check up Tuesday. While there Michael Fleming .received a 1 .. h {an ear .; I'm rally glad there was a 1 wee-k_w~__left a tram half dangsc -~--- · - - · -·---' they visited Mr. & Mrs. Clvde bible from his sundaJ school j,me when we couldn 't have [ ·- . . J * '"""1 WI .I t&MIJ; l JAt&£tAdil Clonch and family. Thelr nep- teacher Mrs. Roberta for haY· 1965 Sentinel, PomeroY:Mtddleport, _o., an 18, ' wo~ed ~e ~~",8 ~ r:~:.~ba\,~ ';;'~ ~to':~ , de%':ti~~ ~ :n~~t ~es t?~us~s ~a~ ~an:uch ' we~:vi:!m~:n ~e~ tr~~~edj a~d hildrr"'~- ~d •;I on~ ;~~a;ho t~~n a~~t :~am ~~': ev~ s~r : the. r~ntiy. ~:~ =~ ~~r~~e~ ~:~kland ~ ~rsAu~~so~.utherson ul tht'Mha~dsomeres: ~r~<%<1Y'&AGI!W. :± t'rn:n~ake:t ~~~r h~~e~~~ B·D~tly_ ' ,fjtnder, and lood taste belter: A Achievement Day Groups Jle('e of ice on a bl1stermg l , ·~ugust afternoon was a trear A ~caus• we didn't have it all , re App01'nted by Council ~i?' SOCIAL f Mainly About he~/':: ~:,'e Pau~i~ur~he:,::l ~s~g~f:Si::t~~~~rU:: P~~ In lertalned her sister and Jamily year. CALENDAR i:fu~ People Oak Hill over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Pomeroy Mr. and Wade Hayman Ion called on Mr. and Around And About ~~ Ml'dd/eport ~ schola~shtp. Johns. of ~ Mrs. Mrs. and daughter Cheryl were diJI- Scrivey Powell. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar· - - --lie West Mr. Wesley Cozart, . , . Sttversvillt, spent SUnday wtth l Penda, a ruler of tfte 7th ceothe ·Wests. fury Anglian kingdom of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Cour- Merria, ts said to have been sin and children, Bruce and the source of the word· "penRebecca, East Liverpool, Mr. ny." the lime. The same can be sa1d . I Jao. 18 G R Thompson and Hub"' Jpr ice cream . I Committees for Achievement the , • n Mr. Jacob Turner was. re. 'I'he<l<lorus Council D•ughters Fulton . left 3aturday by jet . To roe. half the satisfaction ! D?.y were- named when the St>t up b} the ?h!O .E xt nsio lcently Ill with pneumorua m- of Amenca Will meet at the from ColumbWI for a business in " the anticipalion. Meigs County Extension Home· Homemakers . Counctl.. two stead of Jo.-ph Turner as re- I IOOF hall Monday, at 7:30 p. tri to Mexico City. Row ~e waited for the ice man makers Council mel JiJmmry $300 ~dwlarshlps .are aw~rd~d l ported. . 1m A social hour and games p lO [hat Wf' could have a pitch· 15, at the Episcopal Parish each yea: Any . gt.rl who 19 Mr James Brewmgton who [ will follow the rneetmg. Mem- Mrs. Don Blankenship return·r·r of real. cold, lemonade.IH(luse. Mrs . Howard Ebers· terestt'd m ma]or.mg ln Home IS teaching in Colu~bus, and hers are asked to oring sand-ed to her home, Canton Sat~~l'rom real lt\>nons! bach, president of tile Counr1 l, E.:conomJcs at Oh10 State Um- Sandra Brewington, R1o Grande 1 wtches. day. after a several days VISit ;.;;,~~~~;;_~~Oiii;......:.;............................~ was in charge. ver s1ty may apply for the schol- College student, spent the Fathers Night will be observ. with relatives in the area. I "-: It was a job to remember Plans were made to serve th{' arship <:iris do not n_eed . to weekend at thetr homE' in Mid- i ed. when the Raeine Elemen- Dennis and Mary Hawk have : ~N .!1> hang the ice card out on the Bloodmobile Canteen on F•bru· take ll ome Eronm;tcs m htgh , dleporL 1 tary pTA meets on Monday, returned to school after ·a ! 1:1: )orch with the 25-50 or 100 lbs. an 22. '"lf'huol io lluaiJfy For more m- 1 Miss Karen Bachner. Ohio January 18th at 7.30 p.m. 11urd week's absence due to chicken I right SidE' up . I onee hung our ; Achievement Day will bl' for_maiion about th~ s_cholar- UniversJty, spent the week end grade mothers will ~erve re- pox. I bard up wtth the _wrong sJde March 31, 10 a. m. to 2 P rn ship contact the Exilnslon Of· . with her parents, Mr. and freshmer.ts. Mrs. Gladys Chucker spent out 1 JW' lbs .} so m he . came at the Middleport High Srhool fire or Mrs. Bro~n. . . Mrs. Everett Bachner and ' The meeting of the Democrat Sunday with Mrs. Welby Wha- ~ With a whole block or JCe for f"omm 1ttees are as follows · The next council meetmg Will daughter, Connie Iclub scheduled for Friday even- ' ley. Che box that held_ 50. 1 guess wP Program. Mrs. Harry Swartz. be on M~rch 5. Seven Home· tvfr . and Mrs. Charles Luca~ ing at the Pomeroy second I 11ad homemade 1ce cream that M Walter Brown Jl.lrs How- makers Clubs were represent- d d h M . r Cal 1 ward house has been changed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ebers•rternnon whet her we had arrds Mr's George ed a\ the meeiing. Attending adn . augOhtel r, arJOrle, 0ts ·t l to Monda.)· at 7·30 p m All bach of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 1as 1 -li' c. · , · b K'bbl dl e oma, o, were gues · . 1v1s1t . . ed F r1·day, WI'th his SIS · ter 1 "•Ianned it or not. Sk nner Mrs carroll Norris were Mrs. Am mse l e an 1 k d of h members are asked to brmg 1 "' .w k" th 1 , ·· , Reed I wee en er parens, .nr . d b h . M d' • That hnngs ur !Jc mg e: RegistratiOn, Rock Springs Mrs. \I.. alter P. Brown, S· and Mrs. Homer Jones And sandwiches and cookif's. an rot er-tn-1~w. r. an 1 Armatrong'a Vinyl Aaboatoa ·eezer paddle and who~ turn a 1·oup· ~volton~ Syracuse ville - Long Bottom: Mrs. M L M ~lh" Jan 19 1 Mrs. Ben Neutzlmg. 1 · ' "' • · k G . ! rs. ena cr:. mny · . . 1 was Some afternoons we Group. Groups resJXlnSible for Harry Swart?., He~ oc rove, 1 Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mari,· rs r' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummms , )nade three flavors, chocolate. I dJ~plays will be anounced at a Mrs Harry Guthrie, Alfred: I tta teacher s ent the wee!\ Che~ter ~unt:JI Da_ughte I o ! and family of Columbus were l:anil\a anfl hamma Ot course ' later date . Mrs. Milton Roush and Mrs.·e .h h • p t M Ame~wa Will meet m _reguar [weekend gue.ql.s of their par- · S:E• ate it until it disappeared Mrs Walter Brown, chairman Carroll Norris, Syracuse; Mrs.! ~~s w~alte~r J~~: s, r . an ' sessmn Tuesda_y at 7.30 p.m. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor t. everybody had huge bowls of the Minnie Price Scholarship, Howard Ebersbarh, Portland· I and Mrs Ira Butcher vis- The chapter Wiil be Brown and family, Minersville, - but I don't remember much expla:ned the requirements for Great Bend , Mrs. William I 'I d . 'th M . M . K II . mf"mory of VIOlet HI an and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum• 1 • • d M G Sk" I e WI rs. arvm e Y members are asked to wear j mms . and famJl}, . Racme . . 1 :Uldl'.!;est 1nn over L - - - - Grueser an rs. eorge m l S t d t H H . . 01zer 05P118 1 m, white. At the close !Jf the meet· Even our colhe dog and all • • I ner Rock Springs· Mrs. Law- a ur ay 8 1 the netghbors had a dish. SomeIS M. Mrs. Clar· i Gallipolis where she is reoov. l ing a layette shnwer will be l I >'~ct 1• had to turn the crank unenr£' H Murray Bradbury · l enng from surgery. 1he-ld for Evelyn Bauer. 1 k d f h I en aiJd gues1Mrs. s o Brader I til it was good and hard but I Mrs. !<'ranees Spencer, Exten- ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vm- Evange rme Ch ap ter OES I Jwill. were parentswee Mr. eatmg wa s the sweet reward.l ' sion Assi:-;tant, and Mr. C. E. man and children, Mark and lhold a vegetable soup ~ae an ford M~a ; 9" x 9" Tiles · There wasn.'t enough energy Rlakeslee, county Exten- Esther, of Belpre, visited over uary 19. at the Masomc Temp· g. : Jell to try hreaking into our , sion Agent, Agriculture. the weekend with their par- le. Orders may be placed by ' Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble In Your Choice Of :schools and such other mode:-n I of the I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fielding callmg Mrs. Charles Bennett spent the weekend in Logen I pursuil s J h::~t chum a few young· The ~anu~ry. meet ~g . t of Hawkins and Mr and Mn. WY -2-2666 or Mrs. C. E. Nor- with her parents, Mr. and The S Best ftf'r:::' time. Women s J\.1Js~JOn;ry ~c~~~ist U 05$ John Vfoman They visitf'd ton WY-2·2038. Orders may be Mrs. Otto Jles. Mrs. Iles has ! Selling Pltterns :: l think tt is wise to make the Laurel Cliff af. CLUTCL Mrs. Vroman at Holzer up 3 returned from the hospital and aimplt> plf'asures for ourselves Church ~as hheld ti y m al where she IS recuperating [5 p .m or Will be dehvered if IS convalescing nicely. : evE-n today. I find myself look· ternoon m t e recrea ou roo from a broken hip. [de~ired . Orders should be plac· of the parsonage. E . Ch b Ri G d ed no later than 6 p.m. Mon· l Mr and Mrs. Carl Jennings[ r Mrs. Gerald Pullins, presidenl I ;•c t am er:i. 0 Januory 18. with a dinner Sunlconducted the meeting wh1ch · st.u en_, spent e wee en day at their horne, Nye Ave., [ DRIFTSTONE - Inca Ivory PofTJ•roy. Ohio I opened with the hymn, "Take I Mrs. Edith Hood entertalned i wl_lh hJS parents, Mr. and Mrs I The Salisbury PTA wiD meet honoring his father, Peter Jen. __ 1 My J,ife.'' Devotions were led the Adult f'lass of the S~rac~se Rl<~hard Chambers, . Tue'iday at 7·30 p.m. Dr .. Har- 1· nings on his 90th birthday. A ' DRIFTSTONE- Amuon White TONIGHT & TUESDAY i by Mrs. Ernest Powell who EUB Church Thursday e~emng l Mr. and Mrs_ Michael Ohlmg- 1old Brown of Pomeroy will be decorated birthday cake was WALT DISNEY'S had for her topic, "As our at ther home in Minersville. e: and son, Mtchael, of .'Jelson· , guest spe:aker. Refreshments served with the dinner to Mr. · DRIFTSTONE-Moya Glo "EMIL AND THE days _ so our slrength" SKIL I The meetinr, In charge of ville were weekend guests .of will be &erved. and Mrs. John Batey, Mr. and · I prayer was held for deceased I1\lrs Sam Pickens, president.f I dl VIr. and The Tv.·iiighters Garden clubt Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mr. Jen- i -DETECTIVES" (TI;'{·hniculurl t Mrs. d L~o h Kennedy, t MidMr DRIFTSTONE- Aztec Whitt Bryan RussE'II. 10 vr old boy members, followed with prayer opened with the singing o epor ' an IS pare~ s, · will meet Tuesday evenmg,_ a nings and the host and hostess. as Emil; 3 rleteclives: Walter bv Mrs. Joe Evans. "God Understands," (ollowed and Mrs. Conrad Ohlmger of thfo home of Mrs. Louis Re1bel ___ , ____ _ CORKSTYLE - Light Slezak, Hein &hube.M. Peter . Durmg the busineS3 session with praver by He~chel Oiddle 1Pomeroy. Mrs. J~s.se Lake o! with Mrs. Elmer Wickham BS 1 I Ehrlich , plared slriclly for ' Mrs. Steve Eblin resigned as and scripture reading of John ! West Jefferson Vlstted L1SI co-hosless. 'eYentng, Jan. 20, at the church. ' laughs. vice president and stewardship 11 hy Mrs. Hood. The minuteSiweek wtth Mr. and Mrs Ken- I JAN. 20 : Mr< C. E. Young wlll be de- i CotorcortOGnSJ secretary and Mrs. Lawrence of the last meeting were read . nedy. , . . The Past President the votlon•I cha1rman with the pro- I Ideal for any kind of floor. Designed for WED. ond THURSDAY Eblin was elected to fill the- 1by Mrs Hary Clark, L e re- Mr. Curlts Kelly of Midland, American LegiOn Aux1hary of gram presented by Mrs. Jack I easy installation by the home mechanic as Januny 20..21 vacancy . Plans wer made to port of the treasurer, Mrs. ~ich ., spent the weekend w1th Drew Webster Post will meet i Bechtlt'.. Hostesses will be ~"· NOT OPEN send a bo), to Martha Pedigo, a i Hood. was accepted, and an of· h1s ~arents. Mr. and Mrs. We-dnesday evening at the home Fred H1hb~ Mrs. James S1mp-! w~ll as by the professional craftsman. missionary in Africa. for Valen-1rering was taken. Marvm K~l.ly . ~e came rspeclof Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. son, Mrs. ~· 0. Rail and Mrs. FRIDAY end SATURDAY ~ tint! Day. Mrs. Lawrence Smith ~ It was voted to order ca~dy ?lly lo v.Jstt h1s. mother. who The Middleport Literary Club 1'homas Riley. I January 22-23 was made a member in mem- 1to sell as a money • makmg IS a medJral pat1ent at Holzer will meet Wednesday afternoon The Chester Home Demon1 tile Phi· i ' project. The traveling basket Hospital. ~ at 2 p m. at the home of Mrs. stratton Club wilt meet at the • Refreshments were served hy was auctioned and won by Mr. Adolph Saelens Is tn 1c . M. Hennesy. Mrs. Everett home of Mrs. Norman Rose, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and Mrs., Mr~ P1ckns. · Miami Beach, Fla., wher~ he i Hayes will review the book, Wednesday, Jan. 20 at (I a. m. 1 Eugene (;iH to those named During the program hour, H1 is attendin~ a convention. He "Flood." by Robert Warren and jTht>. meeting will be, on food above and Mrs. Jamos Gilmore. ,reading, "The Bible, the best •made !he lrtp by plane and Will "The Closed Society," by James lbuymg and any unflnJBhed pro- I Mrs Clarenef' Curtis. Mrs. Hu- book in the World," was given ; return m a week. Silver will be given by Mrs. 1ject will be worked on in the [ bert Wolfe and son, Keith, Ka· by Raymond Krider. ;.. conl.estl Robert Coats. 1 arternoon. Potluck will be servCLUB TO MEET Class 1~ of Heath Methodlst ied ~t noon and anyone interest-~ !thy Sue r.m. Miss Marguer1te on names from the word Christ. (SECOND FLOOR) ILeifhtoJt and Mrs. Edward ian was won by Rev. Paul Sell' Church will meet Wednesday led IS welcome lo"_'a~tt~en~d~·-_ __1!,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,..,..~,.·"-'-"'-"""""'~ Schaefer. Questions on the Bible by PT. PLEASANT - The Oh ~~- - - · • Herschel Diddle were answered Kan Koin Club will rneet Mon-1 • and discussed. day, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p. m. in[ Prayer and grace by Rev . 1 the Appalachian Auditorium. ~ Sellers closed the meeting tradmg session will begin at ' which refreshments were ser- fi : 30, folowed by a meting at , ved by the hostess. Present 7:30. The program will be were Rev. and Mrs. Paul "Coines With Special Sigmfers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam icance" depleted on slides from the A.N .A. The coins will include those f Lydia, 561-546 B.C. Everyone is invited. anythin~ m- i TO BRIGH... YOUR HOM£ 1 1 1 cober~bach SALE! I ~ EXCELON FLOOR TILE d M~ ren~e St~wart ~ Mrs, Eblln EIected to T k Vacancy a e "" · · ' -~;aped t~ ,~ an~r. ;;:gh:~s. ~~h~~~:~~~ ' 1 Ad If C/ r~ur~a Hosp1t~ l picked fUB n n W•11 Mee f --===------:-::::-:""-.!1 MEIGS THEATRE ~ be~ween ~.m. an~ I r~n ~ ~ day, entert~ined e e e e I e ~f 1 I 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I LOTS OF BARGAINS DISCOUNT SALE All This Monthl BEDROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES Tile nger of the Jilt . . lust RIM Clr of till Tear by Mltor Trend. 1 SHOPPiNG TIP a look To Ua Introducing OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE ' Made rlght in this store from our own rt!cipe, It'1 DINETIE SETS CHAIRS -· LAMPS All Floor Samples On Sale! f '. ·J Mason Furniture HERMAN GRATE MASON, W, VA. 10001 RACINE FOOD MARKET Your Loal C~IY~r If 1 I GIVEN SURPRISE Mrs Emerson Jones was hem- ' ored with a surprise birthday I dinner Sunday planned by Mrs ' C. E Burdette and Mrs. renee Milhoan. othersE.~::~ I we-re Mr. Milhoan, Jones, Charles Burdette. Visiting m the arternoon were Mr 1 and Mrs. Lee Davidson Athens__· _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 1 Mr and Mrs. Herschel ~·~~i:~~ Raymond Krider, N Smith, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Harry Clark . lf111st lsn1 enough ofe hint. try · {This fs1f'lelr year.) Or Turbo Hydra-Mane, the~ ~amiulon you can order that does away with roaring betWeen "thifta. Coup'-d with eny ol1he qulclw" eng.nei for h '156 Wille-Tid Pontiac it saves the roaring tor whenev~tr you ni!Jtd It When you don't need lt.1he extra-potent englnea '-'t yoa just -n..:.... toal This loafing gives you thil kind of economy you woutdn't expect tron. a looker ltke the 'CI6 Pontiac. See .,.... JIDUI" Pont1ac dealer. He'll show YfN ell 32 Pontiaclihat are tht "CAr of tN y_,., .. "fMy'~ the baJ .t 1M: .,...., • ASTRO 1111c1c ..;.g. JET BOOTS For the Younger Boy Lined, Elastic Gore SIHS 10'11-1 - - - - $5.99 MIDDLEPORT -NIW~ ...,....,, .......... CM''IW ............ - _... ....,_ .......... ,.,_ _ - - BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. THE SHOE BOX 100 I. 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