http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0a9968d606d00389dd813b1f862c1143.pdf a8bd8d78b34a4222740cef05398d71b9 PDF Text Text .,.} I lt.honda Halley Ijoy<d. Guelll ottendinl "'"" ilO.DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, o., Jill. •• ltu Is Honored on I::...:::; :':;"~C:. A d A d IandMr.!fn.and Joe Turner. Vt<~ie Hamson. Kalbv llarTi-,1 Mr•. Charles Vl'OIIIIIIl '11th Birthday 1, 8011, Cathy McDaniel, Jane l roun and ehlldren, Marl< and EtG;ikey, Diana Brambly, Rav I Abo n !her of Belpre viSited with lbelr A UXl•t•lOrV .A. CflVIfleS .• • • Announced .J ' ::r"';· Ut A blrtlxlay party was glren ' Ferguson, Jenney Ferguson, Setunlay, Jan. 23 . in honor of Bob~y Major. Dollie RoU>h, Rhonda Halley on her lith ' An~eiP r.<ajor and Debbie Me· ' parent., Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman and Mr. and !fn. F1elding Hawkino. They visited with Mro. John Vroman at !Jo~ er Hospital in Gallipolis where she is being treated for 8 hip fracture . Middleport blrtbday by her mother. ~1rs -Bonnie WhJI!ington . assisted by Mrs. Margie F'e 1·guson :1n J lfodmother. Mrs Plwebe 1.t-e Games and dancing were en- Plans wm made for • bat• tea bake we wboll tbo Amer1con Legion AUJillary of Drtw Weboter Post met Tueoday evemng. Mrs. Olin Knapp, president,., . f the ~.... "~ 10 charre 0 meet-.. El~~th Vaughan was reJM)l'ted Ill m Meigs Memorial Roopltal and !Iowen were ordered sent to her. It wu votW. to have a memorlal lervice and draping of charter in the future, on the meetlnl following death of a member. It wu reported that tha membership to date II 101. ' Sevw~ ~atlonl were llb:ed. Mrs. l!na!>l'· It 'It'll cloclded to lQd Inc LJ11 tbo eJ&bl . . The mid-winter conlereooe order 21111 poppies IAl ooU. liic:t buttetiD1from Rqlno Rill. wt11 be bold February 11&-27 at I K~ lfarrls and Mlcl<ey diolrl,<' -,d"'l, ......,... tbo Deibler.· Cole Hotel in WUilaml of the LecJon 1'<111 Girls Slate, memberabip lind Columbus with reglalralion on were ,._n IAl plan for the the ~ blribcll;r party Friday from 1 • 10 p.m.. and .Legion blittlday party on ~· by the Ellhtb District in Au- Saturday at 8 a. m. On Friday 18 which wDt open wJth I dmI'Jil. A bulletin wa, ·rod lrtm even.IDJ there wlll be I eotn· ner at the POQleroy ElemmJoe Deutlcbel, department civll defense and national tary sdlool, followed by I projutant of the American meeting with Mn. l!l'aut. Mrs. Paul Cllsel volunvi Ohio,. proleltinS the Henry Tatro, national defense teered to IIB8ist with the proof Veterans Hospltall and and Mrs. Arthur gram, and the .ways and meant changlna: of the · Veterans Ad· , national aecurity oomn1ittee of tile Auxiliary will ministration offit:ea. A thank chairman, as speakers. be in charg~ oJ t~e dinner. you note wu read from the saturday morning wlll be Mrs. Casc11 Mtwnal security Lawrence A. Smith family and the arand pi'OCel!lional with all chairman, gave her report and Winterizing Three Season Flower Gardens, are Gorden Club TopiC$ MEIGS THEATRE i I I In Every Department Throughout The Store I i ---:---·- WEA'J'HER 111111 17-ZI today. Fatr ud . .d ton!pt, low s-12. lotarday r l• .. d ~ and cold wt&a ltp1 IDOW, Creating New Grange Interest Is Discussed __ A I draws heated air down between the front and rear sections of the heat chamber and pushes it out along the cabinet front .•. spreading a wide carpet of warmth over your floors. ""'Ip·O·Mati( ' ' Four SlzH of Deluxe Closed Front Clrculatort COMFORT CONTROLS PRICED AS LOW AS Approved By The American Gas Au«iation for use with natural, manufactured, LP., and mixed gases. Never again will )'OU have to stoop, bend or grope in the dark l'o !tel the controls on your heater. Both the thermostat knob and the blower reflector switch are located at the top rtlr of t~e heater cabinet where you can see them and adjust them conveniently and easily. sas I BOOSTERS TO MET The Southern Locll Band Boosters will hold their regu- 1 lar meeting, Thuroday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p. m. at South..-n Lo- ' c~l High School. All band parents and anyone interested are ; welcome. I January Clearance I SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON ALL WINTER MIRCHANDISI . tlNDERGOES SURGERY Charles Slack of Huntington e1 Group of Sport & Dma Shirts Rtductd up to 50% underwent heart sur~~::entl: /1 el Group of Men'a & loya' Winter Caps ~ price Cbarlotleville State Hospltol Monday. He Is recov• Men's & Boys' Winter J1ck•ta hductd % ering nlc.Jy. Ill, fatber wu the · late Ernest Slack of • 1 Small Group ef Mtrt'a Suits ~ prlc. · and his mother· Mn. Edna '' Bell, resides in Hunllnl!lon. OTHER .SUITS REDUCED 20% • •..,,...,_r""-~'""1 a Ntw •DtNrt Sand• Fini1h lxcluolvt "Picture Frame• Styling fM those who prefer a li&htar color, WARM MORNING offers a bealltiful, new "Desert Sand" light beige finish In acklition to the popular "Sheraton Brown• mahollPI color. WARM MORNING's modern •PietuN~ Frame• at)'lina: sets a new higtt lor beauty. Each WARM MORNING 10~ heat« is like 1111 attractive piece of furniture that vrill improve tho of till' ""'"" ~ THESI GRIAT NIW HIATIIIS lOON , , , OUR 1UMI WIU SUIT YOUR BUDGO ,_ -·· -· - . Rutland Furniture ARNOLD GRATE PHONESH2-4811 RUTLAND, OHIO Cia.,_, at Rio Grende College resumed Wedneoday following the aernester brealt Studenls n!lurning !rom Middleport Included Bobby Ord, !.eo Kennedy, Jr.. Neda Bradford, lleJ>. nls Saelens, Eric Chambers lind Sandra Brewlni!on. Miss BrewIngton aaslsted wllb reaJslraUort earlier In tha weok. PLAN PARTY The Middleport Cl!lld Conser. ·vatlon Leape ..W opon""' a oltattng party r~ II at the Skate-A-Way ._. Route 7 r.. ehlldreo of memberl aMI ehlldren of tbo Melp Cottnty 1 Home. The party wiD 'be held 1 from 7·10 p. m. aDd members i are asked to meet In front ol t ALLIGATOR Wool To~, Geba, T.w.,cta 1nd Worattd, IEDUCED ~ . . eAII W.-thtr C01t1 hdu. 20 to 50% • i Group taYe' Swtatera, \I'll. h? 6.95, $1'- ~.00 el Group Men'• P,ulkWer's-•lfn, V~l. to 9.95, S•l• ~.""" e1 .'Group Men's 14.9S val,, S•le 6.95 .Swtlitera, .' - -. ...,. ' :4r&l•n . . ' ' ' . . ~ DOW~lE-GRQSS, HoMa tho DutiGol llrui -.. OP ARROW IHIRTI ' .. I ., • INC. .POMEROY J ~ ' Called !Ike Neal Credited with .Saving Life Of Novelty Shop Owner Robert Fife Organizations are Urged ~'.· ~h~~~~r~~~~!~?ot~h~!kV~~ T th'ngs Spring-like than in February? fol Thus, a meeting to organize for the Big Bend Boat In -~ Regatta this spring will be held Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 7 30 0 p.rn ., at Pomeroy town hall. the g Organizations in the Meigs ~~ and Mason county areas inter- much money will be available ~ ested in helping in any part of far the races, !eating, and park• the regatta are LU"ged to attend. · iu~ is available. Problems in i Regatta Chairman Willis Lead. connection with having or not lingham , Pomeroy businessman having the new river docks WASHJNGTON - IT WAS A · said, " We know stag- ; also will be reviewed . chill day in January. but school ing the regatta wlll be consid- Mr. Leadingham said, "We aid SUpporterS thought they erable WOrk, but ~~~ r~ports urge all organizations ~0 be saw a sig[l or spring - Catholic I we have be':" recetvmg It ap- rep~esent~. Everyone _mterestI t Y 0 I enth us- ed m he lp mo:o• make this . event . ad Protestant spokesman prais- ~ears. th ere IS Pen lng the same education bill. lasm: '. successful, whether ah~ned ID The House general education Dec1s1ons to be made Tuesday a group or not , also IS wei•ubcommitee heard Thursday I night will be on whether or not come.'_' . ) fJ·om churchmen and educators i a parade should be held, whe- It Will be dectded also If 1-ewho in the past have taken al~ ither a Miss Ameri~a contest Is gi_onal or national spomorship most opposite views of federal ~ to be ~nducted. If a water will be ~sked for the regatta aid to education. This time, Ishow wlll be conducted, how planned m Pomeroy. they were close to agreement ~---·-------- - -- - ---- - on President Johnson 's $1.2 bil· ; Prosecuti'on M a y C o m p l e t e lion plan to as.,ist schools in poverty areas. buy books and help build educational centers , E v a n s M u r d e r Case T o d a y for pubhc and private school 1 WORLD Bob Fife, Middleport, whose on my first trip inside the for the- box that we- kept In I "Finally, a man got to me-and he~me and novelty shop was Ibuilding," said FU~. ''Anyhow, bedroom which contained grabbed me by the coat collar - lour 1 I dt>stroyed by fire Sunday night, it was on the third trip that 1 the valuables when 1 went ln- 1and pulled me out of the place,., today revealed he was rescued got lost amid the flames and side the last trip,'' Fife admit- i said Fife. "U Jt badD't beell from the burning structure smoke." ted . , for him I'm sure I would never iby Merchant Policeman Ike , " l guess 1 was still bunting Fife said he was down on hls lhavt made It out ol there." LaI Neal. ~--- ~ -·- - -~- ----- hands and kntoes trying to crawl Iter he realized Jt was Mr. NeaL LT. REYNOLDS i Ff .d " I d'd 't r e ·t I t M d from the building. "I was ' Ptl. Neal. who resides leu I'll e sa~·i ft I ~h tztm:t . plent y confused,'' ht! said. thlln • block from tbe nOVelty MASON-Seceacl Lt. Frank ~~ ' a lwk !Oha er e_ Irde th ·, ••J . was lost and just about shop, wu not on duty when lat Reyao ld s oI Mason complet· b I was o c<~rned msl h . . .. _ be .w led e e O\'ereome by the smoke when went Into the flarmn& buildiftl 1d. ed the Officer• Haslc Course ur~!ng Ul mg an me I I head a voice calling me.' 1 after Mr. Fife. in December at Aberdeen out. - -- · - - - -- - - - - -- - Prnvlllc GI'Gund, Marylaad. ' The Middleport businessman ) t He 18 now asslgDed to the said he was at the home of his E x a l t e d Cyclops, T w o A i d e s 3&64tb Ordnance Company father. DeU Fife next door, j . 1 D. s.. Pt. Pleasant, wberr be I whi.E'n the fire b;oke out. Fife , PT. PL_EASANT - Th~ fedIs a maintenance platoon I sai~\ he went Into the living ; era] Housmg and Home ~mance Arrested in Bomb Incident leader. In Marcb he will re- 1quarters of his building to get a A_g_e~cy of the Comunlbes Fa1 turn to Ab..-de<n lor furtber !metal box th•t contained mon· · cohhes Agency has ~pproved NEW BERN, N . C. (lJPil- FBI agents arrested Ill traluJug. ' ey <~nd valuables. .Altogether, ! fed:ral advance of ~~5,5 75 to "exalted cyclops" of the Ku Klux Klan and two other he made three trips inside. . Pomt P.leasant. accordtng to men today and accused them of ~hree bombings that oc~ AI'r Ch."lled i . l gue5S I didn't realize that a Washington, D. C. announce- cuned during a civil rights meetmg Sunday !tight. l had golten the valuables box ment. , j Seized with the men were Ku Klux Klan robes, min-_ _ · The funds were allocated to , utes of Ku Klux Klan meeti'-\gs and Klan appHcatloa u.~e Johnson but unabashedJACKS~N (UPI) - T~e prosec_u tion was expected T B •'"'tt." ~"'" ':'XtWX' ~%<"1J')'"'-" Tt"?io,\ , ; ' ~urvey and plan activit~ for ' blanks. ly designed to find a compro- I to. complete It~ case t~day m the first-degree murder I~n 8 ~ acre urban re~ewal pro- The FBI Identified the men I - . t' t thl d dl k 1 tnal of Mrs. Ahee Marte Evans , 24, of near Ironton. I COLUMBU~ (UP I) : Jett m downtown Pomt Pleas- as Edward E. Fillingame , 23, · by Vancehoro. 1 mise sou tOn s ea oc ' i The final state witnesses were to include Mrs. Effie 1 • The ~hlo Hl~h. Scho~l , ant . The area Is mainly non • !1 a construction laborer ; his cou- A Klan charter, Issued JUD:~ appar~ntl_y bas succeeded . At I Hall, widow of Henry Hall, 66, of near Oak Hi11, who w's I n MidWeSt Athletic Assoclahon 18!d residential and occupies more sin Laurie L. Fillingame, 21. a 4. 1964 by Imperial Wizard Robleast. II '' producllll! a vehicle 1beaten fatally in a robbery attempt last Feb. 21, and lfotoday odvonce sale of t•c Tu·-'-for negotiat 1ons. d C . f t t h' h t 1 M ~ / k f · than one-third of the central carpenter and grocery storP op- ert \f . Shelton of ~~ 1 1965 5 war. urIS, a ormer ~~e. lg .way pa roman. ': · r,v- By United Pren JntPrnattnnal l' ets or t.he state 1 busine_s _district. . erator; and Raymond Mills, Ala .. ~~• ..found.ln Mills" homt. DJ!".SMOINES IOWA _ AN ans lS accused of partlclpatmg m the robbery·sla~mg of Tempen:1tures sank to 30 de- , b~ 1 kebtbadl~ t,?ur~~me,nt Prehmmary esttmates ind1· 135 a salesman. All were ar- It ident1f1ed Mills as 'exalted. 1 • t d Hall. grees bPI ow zero in the uppl!!l' WI • IlCOn •n.uvu or 'cate that when plans are com-1 re~ted at th~tr homes in near- cyclops'' of the New Bern unit. 1 nve!l_ t gtattohn was un err wa~ _ toJames Whitt, 18, also of near I Midwest today behind a bla!lt the general pubhc. I plete , the proje<>t will require The arrests climaxed Ill alJ.. day m o e eause o mass1ve Ironton was returned from the : him and Cron to a spot near . d he the power failure that knOI'bd out Ohio P~nltentiary and testified · the house. He testified she de- of b11ter cold_ ~tr that push_ed ' Commiuioner Paul E. a fe eral capital grant in the : out effort by t FB1, state 1 1 i r:a Gran a e T0 Lanne pOlD • J0 b 1 1 0 ° 30 e1ow I\,_ '1 I 11 I- ---- - - A 1.On Qpens 0 S • 1 (' I bur.auo of Investigation and ele<trical service to wide areas Thursday In the second day of scribed Hall's house and said · on to-:ard D1<1e; Heavy rams Landis said rho OHSAA'a sume of $211,1100. 0 . C. Hall of of seven Midwest states Thurs- the trial He and Harold Cron "we rould go there and rob : sent nvers surgmg near flo~d board of control decided Appalachian Power Company )O('ai law enforcement olflcen. day . . : , ' h ., 1 !tage in Oregon where the sit· to discontinue the .ad· is chairman of the Urban Reto solve the state's first report. Lights started going off about ! ~~..J:~"~: ~~=r~a:nr:'"!e~! i '~e woman allegedly drove ., uati?," was termed " danger- : vane• s~l• because of • new a I Authority in Point Pleat. ~ ed ilK'ident of racial Violeoce 1:20 p. m. across the stricken sentenced to life terms. ! up and down the lane until af- ous. . . , gf reat dehmand for tickets ant. in more than I yetr. area. The failure lasted from : Whitt testified the woman ' ter the robbery and picked up : lnt~nahon~l Falls. Mmn .. re- , rom sc ool personnel, I FBI help in the cue was r• ----leso. tllaa a minute in some ! platmed -the . rubber~. and drpve , Whitt and Cron again. . porte 30 be ow zero early to- ,,,,,.,~''"''_,"'"""""'"'"', C 00 quested by local au\borilleo and towns to more than two hours . -~-~ .. -.... ~ . - -- -· - · I day and the !'lercury ~Pc , . . _ 1 the National AtiiOI!letion for .S dwAs mh NGTON <~P';.;~:;,'::; tha Advanco....,·ot c..lartd 1proached that figure in Norfh · If~\' i Dakota. where every weather . ,e Wt 1 • peroona p People iNAACP). 1 CAPE KENNEDY _ STRUt· , LONDON (UP)) - Am. I bureau reporting station showed 1he man mosl affected, Presi1 ln~, J:OOSiructlon workers were / :~::,:·~~r :.:;,:.~:~··~h~;. 20below Thursday 1t was of. 1dent .Johnson , a Senaw subcom· ..~ to continue a masIDlS 'I ' fiCially 6 b~low m Chicago and Two person!! were ~mployPd mittee opened a heurmg toda~· . li"' , walkout todav that has J : at least 9 below in t.he _suburbs. ' when the Southef'n Local Boa rd on a proposPd con!;t itutional 1 chill today. halted most spaceport bulldine i 1 A dolagatlon lod by Sec· , .'n Oregon, heavy rams comof Education met Thursday ••·,change lo deal with the death ; for the fifth time in les ~an' rehry of State Dun Rusk bmed With rneltmg snow was I ~ning _at the higb school build- or disability of a presklent. 11 ' \ and Chief Justice Enl expected to send the Willamet· 1r g w1th all members present. . C . I year. , Warren went through fill· 1 . : The- natural ga!!l rate In i In a sper1al message to onAtempts to resolve the cr1p- l WASHINGTON CUPil- Atty. ing snow to Westminater I te River ab~ve flood stage ~ 1 Gallla and Meigs Counilf:'S Will Besides routme business, HPJ - 8it'SS on the eve of the hearing, pling dispute, whleh Involves the ' Gen -designate Nicholas Kat7.en- Hill and stood silently i lday. f'.orvalhs, Ore . m the Wll· )be reduced 11.".! cents per 1.000 en .Johnson was employed for I Johnson gHve hiS full suppor1 tO wage scale pa1d by one con- 1bach made It clear today there with htads bowed for two · 8ll1ette Val.ley, reported 428 cubic feet beginning March 1. the duration of the year as as- 1a proposed amendment whi ch 1.nches or ram m 24 hours wash- iColumbia Gas or Oh10, Jm· , an- s1stant rook t~t Southern Local would elimmale any vacancy in Jan C. Lon~ of the tractor, apparently have failed. i would be no let up in tl1e Jus- mlnutH. Trl • 1 Union officials said the walkout 1tlce Department~s vigorous enGen. Dwight D. Einn~ mg out all the past reco;ds . 1nounced today. , elementary, and Etta Mae Hill the office of v1ce prt'sident and State Area Council, Boy Scouts would probably continue ~ forcement of civil rights laws hower did not go to the aThe town of John Day ~~ The reductwn comes undf'r was employed as substitute Ilay down procedures m the of America. is a recipient of day. and in Its war on organized hall, but the American e stern OJ:egon applied to U S. provisions or the fuel coat teacher for the same penod 1event a pre~ident could not car· Ithe Freedom Foundation's Nacrlme Embassy tald he probab- Army Engmeers for ~ore s~nd· clause in the comrnWlilies' con' r on h1 s dut1es. than Hale award. LONDON - A FULL-ORES I , ly would do IO later to- bags ~long the Umatilla Ri~er. tracts with the as com n , _Full ~pprov~l was glven for i y Jan Is a member of Troop Ch I Katzenbach, the calm stx-foot· day Mudslides blocked raH lmes g pa Y partlf'lpatJOn m the N.D .E A. 1 The amendment provides that 1245 ~--.~ b A . Leh 1 0 f Si W' st r~~~~r~a m. on ur-ed I er who commanded government • and highways . ts the result of _refund s from I T1tle II [ prog: am for 1ts c:lura- if a vacancy occurs m the oil v·e J'idd~er~a~ r f the lnfia ed racial mwa; l O>?. d natural gas suppliers The re- twn , .d t g10n o . epo . e 1!I c s unera 1 processiOn mov slowly through the streets Gf l orces on . . . . m · hmds were ordered by the · :of vice president, the presJ en 1 the Jon of Mr and Mrs. LE'w1s n ucreSSIOD .. - .-· I......,....x ,"'" '"'-""'""'·""'" . ' Katzenbach 1n'*"'· C']ear on A' I I In Ri'ghts Work S h I BOard Amendment Bill Gas JtaleS Are· Emp1.oys . . 1. wo . ... __ . , Reduced for Jan Long is GaJlia, Meigs Nathan Hale Award mner 1 I w· I London tod~y. Before dawn bands, mannes,. soldier~ and sailors massed m Parliament Square near Westminater Hall where Churchill lies in state ''I 6 a m. (I a. m. l!.t ~sr ) Sa tunu urday. A drum bome d t he llgnaJ and t»e procession. atretchlng for a mile, moved out of the square at 60 steps a minute. To allow the proces. slon to begin, the long line waitlnl to get Into Westminster Hall was baited for seve11 minutes. Mtanwhile at 7 a. m. (2 a. m . EST) today 193,793 persons had walked past Churchin's coffin which rests en a catafalque 10 feet high. OOLIJMBUI - DEMOCRATS will enter ac andldate for the ol state ludl~I ~~~ :"'"""" Y• '\;"'~. e occaaJan to diiKiunco ....,.bllcattB fur pattJna up 8 "otand-lly" c~ date. · William L. Coleman IIBid Democrats did not Intend · to force"' eleetion "as tbo opposIlion hu cl>ar!!ed. but we do Intend to see that the people are ,...., a cham!~! to oeleet 1 can~ of tbelr choice u pro'I!Wd bt the alate conBiilution.• ._, ., llepubUcana nominated ala~ 'heuurer John D. Her- :':i:,.lred ""'?' bert. . ~ eotVIIIBVS "" A BilL TO lin state llllPloJ• . a pay 1'111 be tillrocllleed \11 atale . 1! . Jlobol'\ Holmee and Sita.,.n of Frtlltkllrt Coua- .,; ' ',' · . · " " i ; l d .He llacl·1 llle1" ........ . _ ~- Stlila ~Cilr>t · .. , .. Mild.·, ~ _ t.,o~d Oil M ll ' I; .. ltalll, u. c - ::; ~ ., • ,. c ...." " ::. - :. ...• t wen ldllod - faol , _ oil forl............. c . s:. :..') ~ wd CLASSES RESUME enti n -- - :; tJ.~ s:.f ~\ IS •w;::l ,...,...,...iiii Lllllt • a1 y Oatol;lt-•-~ • Installation Is Held by Bethel No. 62 · Elberlelds In Pomeroy -- ;:; Maffresses and Boxsprinvs 107 I.._ w_ ... __ ••as .... ·, ) ----------------------------~----------------------------------------------------·----------~ 0-- -----------------------VOL XVI NO. 244 ' fiVE CENTS POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1965 uraed members to purchase government bonds and aiBO emphasized Radio Free Europe She asked ~ell member . IAl give 25c at the next meet1ng. The Unit voled to purchase. $25 hond. • Mrs. Leo Va\lghan. Unit legIS\&tuve cha~rman, spoke on !It!! closing of Veterans Hosplt· als aud asked all members to write se._tors and representatives in regard to the Veteran1 preference bill. Prayer by Mro. J. M. Thomton. chaplain, a verse of Amerlea, and the closing ode by the president closed the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mn. Karl Krautter, Mrs. Wll· !lam Swatzel, Mr*Charlet Swatzei and Mrs. Leo Vaughan. 5 NOW 'IOU IDJ()Y . Enioy "Wall To Wall" Warm Floor Heat This Winter At Lowest Cost - with a Beautiful f&l'll~f GAS HEATER! . • e •;p zt.ra. SALE! " • • • Guflm. 1 Martha McNeal, daught..- of Ire t' ream. cakt', kool-Hde, r.Mr and Mrs . Clarence McN~l, Panrlv and mmt.~ were ~r:· ··e1l 1s eonfmed to her home With by uie honorl:'d guest. Rhond:-t pneumoma. Martha will be unreC'el\o'ed many ~;: 1 fb able to altPnd second grade _.,....,...._ __,_...;._______________ Iclasses fur approximately ten Mr. Adolph Saeleno luis redavs •turned from Miami Beacb, FloBarbara .Jones spl:'nt Tuesday rlda: where be attended a conHnd Wedntsdav with her par- venuon. f'nls. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson , Mr. Claren~ McNeal spent ,.J(/nes She returned lo Ohio I Wetinesday in Chillicothe with l lnivenity Wednesday evening. Elm'"!' Culley, who is ill. Mr and Mrs. Eacl See of . from Mrs. Hoy dilnllarles, including variouo Fl olruck, W. va . and Mr and The Rev. and Mrs. George Dowen aent her while booplt.- boepJial cllalrmen who will \11"' Al lt>n SaundPrs of Point S1dall and children of Plattspi'Hellt condensed reports of Plm,nt , w Va and B p t I y ' burg- Ohio . visited with her partheir activities; Mrl. Homer 1 Williams of MiddlPport. were 1 enla, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart • Smith, department president; donner guests Wednesday of Mr. lr<cently . Mrs. Carl Zeller, past national --- - Mr and Mrs. Albert Roush I Advice on winterizing Ja'Nilll The club planned a bake from Ohio, who will and ch<ldren, Becky and Kenny and plannlne three-ae115011 flow· lor Feb. IS at the adclreoo in tile afternoon ; there will be a skit given 1<pent the weekend in Columbus er garden, highlighted the Jan- Department store with Mn. · wher" Mr. Roush, Feeney-Ben- , uary meeting of the Rutland Bertha Amos lind Mrs. by the I' dlstrlct presidents. Pom~roy . Ohio I net Post Commander attended ! Garden Club Monday evening ence Murray named A banquet will be held in the midwinter conference of the j at the home of Mrs. Cush John- man. the ballroom Saturday evening TONIGHT American Legion held at the . son. Mrs. Guy Larkin wu co- Membera answered roll with Mrs. Walter WUd Andrews, NOT OPEN Ohio State Fairground>. They I hostess. by naming &1!0101111 national president, as guelll . were accompanied by Mrs. Alta i Tbe meeting was opened by plants. Refreshments spoaltor, followed by a dance. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 Miller. Th<y visited wrh Mr. the preoident, Ml'!l. Paul Winn, out tha ..Ientine theme Mro. Knapp will oontact the J•nuary 29-30 "R 10 CONCHOS" i and Mrs. Gene .\1eade atd fam- with Mrs. Oleva Cotterill in served by the hostessees superintendent of Pomeroy tTeehnicolorl ily, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Flow- cbarge of devotloos. The pro- the 15 members and two gueats. scbools for the names of Girl Richard Hoone , Stuart Whit · ers •nd Mr. and Mrs. Clyde gram on "Landscaping • was Miss Harrl Marie Smith, Staters. The Girls Slate fee has rnan. Tony Franciosa, Ed been changed froro 135 to f40 mond O'Brien, Wf'nde Wag- Miller was observed. She re- given by Mrs. Carl Dennison. dleport and Mrs. Orion ner . House Peters, Jr ., Jim rnamed fur several days visit Mrs. Dennison presented 1 . o1 Dexter. The Jolmston home lind any organization wishing to liruwn. with the Meade family. . paper entitled, "Garden for wao decorated wUh Dower sponaor a girl oh<>uld contact Colorc•rtoons Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton Three Seasons,' in which abe arrangement. made by Mro. spent the weekend in Columbus pointed out that baslcally per- James Tltul and Mra. Robert ' SUN., MON., TUES. : where they visited with Mrs. ennlal plants, includiing bi-an-- Reibel featuring a 'IV amangeJ•n. 31-Feb. 1-2 ' Howard Erlenwein and his sis· nul.s, annuals and bulbs, will ment of red carnations and "B IKINI BEACH" <Technicolor) ,I ter, a patient in Riverside Hos- make continuin,g flowering pos~ mantle arrangement usln1 ....... 1 f n1nk:ie Avalon . Annettf' . pital. They also visited in Mil- sible. No large shrubs or trees mums. F'unicello, Martha Hyf'r, j lersport where Mrs. Burton at- should shade the area and the Colorcartoons Featurette: Hot Stuff MILL STREET_ MIDDLEPORT 1tended a •hower given in honor border should be aceessable ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'====..,,....=...,=====~=...,...,.,.._....,.,.... ~111o~f_'B~i~lly~,Hoskins. from both sides. -- - - - - --~ Mrs. James Nicholson presented a paper on 'Lawn Care • stressing wlnter care of lawns by keeping the gruo short as winter comes and to forestall H to te Interest b1 the snow mold and other winter Gr ow erea 1 ange waa dlsctiBied when the fungus by applying tile spray, "Scull' between Thanksgiving Chester Grange met in relular and r;hrlstmas, repeating a session Tuesday evening with month later. Dale Kautz, worthy master, Mrs. Nlcbolstn was appoint· '~· ed garden therapy chairman. e appeal for aid was an· --· owered. A communication waa l'ead concernlln( a bowling team conteat. ComlllUIIIcallons also read 11'0111 the ' I a t e Grange muter thankt., the Modern, low cost gas (natural or L.P.I Grange for conlribldlon to Boys ~ives you cleaner, easier, more economVlllaie and alBO con<emlng the ICal home heating. And WARM MORN· Bethel No. 62 of the Inter· Grange pampbleta. IN):; lets you enjoy the conveniences national Order of Joba DauJh- Georse Genhelmer, lelislattve Md economies of gas heat the best. ters met in regular 1eslion qent,- pve I report · on I When you combine natural gas and Monday evening at the Pome- representative viJJiing Ib e WARM MORNING, you get more and roy Masooic Temple, with all Grange to explain GI'IJ!il af. better home heating at lower cost. officers and council members fairs. The master :1 WARM MORNING offers you a complete present. the Meigs Community range of models for heating from one Stephanie Pullen, honored dinner to be held at the ~~•· II room to six. You can't buy a better value queen , presided and Sandra bury School Feb. f, at 6:30 p.m. in modern gas home heaters. Come in "Lokioa at Uae New Year" Brewington and Linda Darnell, soon and see the beautiful WARM past honored queens, were e•· including the di1CUS8lon Wll MO:~· IING line. corted to the east and ..ated. the theme of the PI'OIP'IID preWilliams Haye1 of Syracuse sented by Mrs. Artbur Orr. Three Sizes of PRICED AS LOW AS wao Installed on the Council as Group singing of Work ... the Custom Deluxt promolel' of finance, wIth Night Is Coming, opened the Radiant Front Mrs. Elsie D. Smith, guardian, program and llleiDben 1111w... Circulator~ the installing officer, and Paul ed roll eall with ways of preDarnell, associate guardian, Jn- venting accident.. A poem, stalling guide. "New Year OUtUenp' waa A certificate from tbo grand read by Mrs. Glelln Laweon. guardian, Marcella McNeal; of A poem, "Prayer For New Cincinnati, was prelll!llted to Year,' by Harry Holter precedMr. Hayes by Mrs. Smith. ed a cancllellghting servico with Linda Yost wao Installed as all memben participating. Junior princess wHh Linda Following the program, three Darnell tha Installing officer, ofiicers were llistalled, Mn. Sandra Brewington, Installing Arthur Orr u lecblrer; Glenn guide ; Patty London, Install· Lawson, uslstanl steward lng junior cu.otndlan; Debbie Mro. Glem lady asHayes . installing cbaplain and slstant ateward. Say goodbye forever to cold floors and drafty Pam Cleek, installing recorder. were served at the close of corners. WARM MORNING's "Carpet of ComA number of petitions for meeting. The next meellncl fort" blower system provides the comfortable were received and be February 21. member.hlp lfllrm floor heating you want. The powerful, lnitation will be hid at a 1.......................... quiet running "Carpet of Comfort" blower Jater date. I _, .... . ,,, I :0~~ 1 ~0 ~:.::P~.~~or~~~ Service• Announced Reserved Auto Funeral services for Mrs. T Leona Aumiller lllnes Walton I ags Aval'Iab}e sp;]; Ill I ~ederal . Power co~mi~s 10 n ed~=e L:~~ea~~g~u:c;o~~ ~u~~~ : ;eon~ldsu~ue~:"::e co~~;~~t~:~e:~ Im Washmgton. . mg Feb 13 to hold a Valent me both Ho~ses of Congress. Rate decreases resultmg from artv I1the refunds will apply to a tot· p . . In the evenl a prestdent w~~ ~ird Long, 744 So. St ., and an b.onor student m the Sevemtt Th d If ttorn engrade. ~rs ay as .. a ey g Notice of his winning came era · 82 Racine who died 'llmrsday' al uf 21Y Oh10 cornmumfles tn $I Ol ., 'I' k dlsablf'd to the pOint _be eouh to the local Boy Scout eouncil . · . of Ohio . terntory. . • 21 ., a f"D not carry out h1s duuea,. I e rrom Freedoms F ounda 1·IOn .l! . The baldJsh 43-year-old for· aftemon at· 3·10 p m will be Applicatons for reserved auto I Columbia · · · ·• " J k B k could on h" own trans er v 11 F p •~ rr· mer Rhodes schoIar and Um·ihe]d Sunday at 1·30 pm at licenses will be taken startmg l ...,avs 3(' ~on an · · 'd a ey orge, a ., Wna--.: o 10 verslty of Chicago law ' profes- the Ewing Chapel with 'Rev. Monday, Feb. 1. continuing ! Three Resident8 JA.CKSON ILTPll- The First them _to t~:si~~~ t:~e:n~ ~ cials h1ve been selecting ~nsor has been acting attorney Freeland Norris officiating The through Feb 26 WilHam A ..., National Bank of Jackson has the VIce P · Yld tnes fn:m over 31,100 part tcJ·general since Jaot Sept. 3 when remains will be taken to. Cal· Gibbs, deputy re~istrar in Porn: I Charged By Patr~l set the exart amount allegedly maJonty of the cabmet,n.:;:'l~ pants .. The award Ia given •n Robert F. Kennedy resigned to cutta 0 where funeral serv- ~ eroy said today I Three Meigs County res1dents 1embezzled by former ass1stant declare the_ president u · recognition of outstanchn1 pal· campaign for the U.S. senate .ices 'wm'' be held Mouday at / Ap,pbcants for ;eserved plates were cited to Meigs County cashier Henry S. Brookins at The president could J'E'sume riotic essays written by boys In New York. hiS duties by a deelaratton that Tbe contest 11epn 81 part of 1, 30 p.m. at the Presbyterian , must bring their title and re- Court Thursday by the Gallipol· $101.212 67 Church, with burial beside her lgistration and pay 8 fee of l1s Post State H1ghway Patrol. The Buckttye Union Casualty ~e was fit. Bul if the VICE' prts- the Strengthen America's Her.late husband Elza Walton in $lO 35 Gibbs said They were : Herman Michael Co , Columbus . filed a civil suit 1de~t and a majonty or . the . tage program Jointly sponsor · Preobyterian 'cemetery. Also / License plates · for 1965 will II, Rt. 1. Pomeroy, for passing against Brookins. asking reim- cabmet diSagreed, the drspute :ed by Freedoms Foundation and preceding her tn death was a go on sale March 1 and must on a blllcrest; Kenneth Wilt, bursement of that amount, less i would be sut.m ltted to Con- 1ttre Boy Scouts of Arnerirs la o1 stepson, CariOI!I Walton. be displa ed on motor vehicles 44, Rt __2, Pomeroy. ror passi~ $1.924 . rf'('overPd from him. ' gresa. . May. . Survivors Include theee step- by April\ The deputy will on a hillcrest, and Frank Dill, , Brookms ha s been bound over It would 1ake a two-th1rds The Nathan Hale awards will children, Frank Walton, R• sell licenses at Gibbs Grocery, 54, ~t. 3, P~meroy, for fall~e j to the federal grand JUry on an vote to p~vent . the ~res1dent 1 be presented to the top · essay Mrs. Pat Hindy, cbalrman ol elne; Harold Walton, and Leoa Mulberry Ave., and will be open to diSplay highwa~_l''.".~ permtl. . embezzlement cllarg~. from resummg_!" duties~-.. . I writers o1 Cub Scout, Bay Seoul the Mothers' March In Pomeroy Nulph, East Liverpool; I bro- from I to S p. m. every day. land Explorer ll(es ·In all 524 lo· and Middleport, oald today lite th..-, JeiS Aumiller, Steuben- Tho new plates will have red cal COUIIClls of tbo Boy &.'0111l drive Is being extended lhr<>U8h ville, and several nieces and numbers on a white background. uf Am~rlca. Tbree awonlo ar. tOntght and Saturday because nephews. Friends may call at 1 1 1 • ! also betnl preMited to tbo top ·-•t the EwlnJ Funeral Ho 1 contenders In aacb of seouting'• of:;'" inclement weath..- """"· lime. me any- Marietta Man Dies 12 regims. '!be award will bo tlo '· In Plant Mishap AIR FORCE ACADEMY, risked expulsion or court- the academy" In til< light of formally p,......ted on a date t• Some mothers went ahead Oti , p .__ MARIE'I'I'A (UPIJ _ Noah Colo. (UPIJ- A top • level in· martial only by falling to re- Ithe incident•. He asked White ' b• annoWICOd. with the caitvaos of bolnes In zens Buvul Baker; 44, Marietta, was killed vellllgation of the Air Foree port breaches of honor by let- to convene the committee forth -1 ----Pomeroy lind Middleport Thurs- Get Rate Reduction Thursday In a mishap during Academy honor system wao low cadets. 1with and proceed with "all pn1- 1 Velenao Memorial Holpltal day evoniJti and have made a Resiclenls served by the unloading of coal at tbo planned today as a reaull of the N new r..i nations were ... ,dent speed" to seek ORswors to ADMISSIONS- Jam Wldl· report of eonlrlbuliorui she said. Citizens Telephollf Co. of Codlo Union Carbide Metals plant examination cribbing scandal "ced lltur~y but regular lsuch questions as: ltinaton. Pomeroy; l'lrmle Ooss. ,ville will benefit from the bere. whioh thus far bas caused 65 ~~un Force investlgatoro COD· I -"Is tbe bonor code Uni'OI· I Coolville; Amanda Smllb, Ba· ..!..,.~ ol ~-=-~ hUf ~ ductlon in Intrastate long dla· ' Baker had unloaded his coal cadet resignations. . sonable or oorealistic in whole cine; Edward Startey1 Ru~ ·~,...,... rece V "' .,lance rateo as ordered by the truck and was about to leave Air Force Secretary jj:ugene 1 In • ' . 1and; Rhonda Hacbll{ 1\ilddl• contribulltlttB from the drive ID Public UtUIIIea Commtaaton, el· when Edgar Raines, 39, Cald- M. Zucker! announced In WashDavid Browa, 101 ol Rev. 1or part· port, Mory Jlulbeo, ditaehtre. the tw~ All JlOftiOilS leetlve March I, J. Barnhill, well. started to dump tbe load ington 1'hursday the. appoint.- and Mn. EDieue Brown, for.. -" Are pressures on the lndi· 1 DISCHARGES - x-11 Winare ~ apJn to havo their renerll manager, 811110tl11e0d. in his truck. Part of the load ment of a five • man advisory mer Pomeroy Hlg. S<boOI alit- vidual cenerated by the currie- ' ptt, Pomeroy; Phfpls Hackporeh lights ~ tonllht add Tile CheaJM:T "after I" '"~""• dropped out and the real stayed oommittee, headed by Gea. tete ud --In& ocltolar, ulum, extra . curricular acllvl· elt, 'Middlep<lri; 8eclcy Col.. Selurdly .tveiiJn&. .. wblcb enabla ' I!USiolllerl to aall in the bod, unbelancing the ve- Thomas D. White (ret.), former 11 a lblrd year catlet 11 the ties, mliUary reaponatbllltles, man, Middleport; Kathrya _. __ G ~" a~• anywhere In Oblo l~r , 40 cants hlcle, which toppled onto Baker. Air Force chief of staff, to "re- Air r;ree Academy in Colo- and tbe bonor system too Coleu!an, ~; AIUIO M""-! ~ or less, wW go IDIQ 'elleet at 8 view fundamental programs" ! rado priqo. great? WhHier, ltaclne; . Androw &.. AtlMISSip!ISit,r Ridiard Gil: p.m., each 'week~ lncludln1 UNIT CAUED at !be academy. -"Wbat is tbo proper. role of wllfi. CllfllarL !llort, l'ome!'Ol', • . · ' •i·' Saturday, and will . oppiJ aU The Racine emergency unit Zucker! acted )Jecause of re· tinued to question scores of ea- intercellefiste alhlellca Ill tbo · ~·;_...;;. · --. DISCHARGES_.. ll:llq~ _jlaY, on Sundayo. · answered a call at 1:110 p. m. ports that u lll8llJ u 325 of dels and/ more withdrawals academy ml88lon, lncludln& tile MAIIII,\'(JII · ~\I'JON Vauchln, PJ!nilli'JIY; 'G I ~iii! • ibe rateo .,.. Ill .effect be- Thursdiy for AM& Stnllb of 1tbe academy's · 2,567 cadets were . effect of recruiting practicel , . . . _ .. . . . . Cllne, ~; Y'~ -~ -~ f and I ~.m. ID Ollio ,will Jllclne Ill. I. Sbe waa laken to1were involved. In the oiteattng ar eel the adviiiOl')' scbedulllli of ICII.tlles, and:.;ll. .D ................... n OWl, Pl. P1euaitt:·;Cijt\l·· 'l'lr-11e l!t elfjlcllll day SeturdaJIVetora~o Memorial Hoiipltal ••!scandal. Many .of tbe bono£ ee ~critically ovalu-treatrnell olthe playen · if ·~· ·· J11t1o ~. RIII\IFido .·<l.. ,, ,, .~ ~ ~'~ -~·Fil.· to I , P·!IL . • . • patlenl. · coda vlolaton .,parntlyala· " .. and warklrtp of oeJveo!" ~ -••-.1; . For Mr•. Walton named by President Johnson 1 Mothers' March Js Extended 1 1 1 0 ...U,:,er 'T'ov Level .J. I • p ..o be Thei re-l villa.... c. -•onr ...,... 'lA!5-# • '~.• 'X -1 ' ~-: \ . ' •IFIOIIIi'f ·' v--. a i:i.irf'll!rt' ' ' ·, �• SEO S, Bishops Regain Conference Lead,· SFOAL:=gs Rio WinsThirdu;-Row·, Ohl·o Uni·versi·ty Dumps WM Cagers =~~·.·:·:·: :!: 5 Hosts Bluefield Saturday River news TEAM liJ Oblo WOI!eyaa ilouiMled back Oblo Conferen<e lead Ill the expenu of the cellar dweller and Cillo Unlvenlty stayed bot on the heell of the Mid-AmeriCBD Conference lead., u both leamlllaged oecond half rallies tor 'fk:lorles '11Jurs. day nlgbt. Small college power YOUDg.. Iowa wu DOt 10 forlwlato, bow· lng on Ill borne court to major eollege Niagara for the Pen..,ms• third llralght defeat. The Bishops, who bad feU Into 1 three-way 11e for the confereDI» lead by bowing to Ak· ron thll week, barely eocaped disuter at the bands of the loop's last-place team. Jt was a 10-foot jump shot by Headquarters For ~':::ep.;rt...... a 5Ht win at Gambler over In 14 gamoa 81111 olJIIIth ID Dine took aeorlng bonDrl with l!O for Ke!Jyon. Kenyon, with Dick Fox eonlerence starll. Keuyoa Ia 2- the lo!ers. eight points, jumped In 10 over-all and wloloaa In eight YOUDgstown, wb!cb had front 1U m the first five min- OC iltllrls. slipped out or the I!>P tell small ule8 and then went Into a d.. The Bobcats aloo bad to over· colleges this weet, tripped and Uberate offen8e lhat gave the rome a balftlme dellclt \10 take fell again, to Niagara, 55-42. Lor'ds a 31-:lf lead at IDtermJ&. Western Mlcbigllll, 89 j 7e, at The PengulDo, who trailed only sJon. Ath8llll. Jolm Sebulteas, wbo 29 • 28 midway ID the game, '!bey kept the lead WilD eight bad scored 15 polntli for the I couldn't find the boop in the mlnutoe to play, when Forest Broncoea, was bencbed with second halt Youngstown Ia now Everhardt put the Bishops ID 15:43 left tn me game with bl!i 12-4. Dave Ollllver bad 15 front the flrBIIlme at 43-42. He fourth foul and It saw Oblo poln!l for the looen and Pat bit five polnlli in 1 row a few break the game open. Broderick 17 for the winners. minutes later to boost Wealeyan Don Hilt hit folD' cormecullve In the only other contest, Rio to a 54-!8 lead with 2:47 left. A baskets and John Sbroeder Grande found IIIICCe8ll on the basket by jilljn Lynn and a pair scored four polllll to boost the rood but It wu bard earned, by FOJ> lmoltt\d 11 at M-all with Bobcata' margin to 8H2 with 84-411 ll~,.....!pn Lutheran. 43 oeconc1s left. 5:38 left. Only4Wil..11amoa are schedHilt Leado Bobcasto Hilt hod 27 points in leading oled tonight, l!lram entertain· Wesleyan went into a stall Ohio, runnerup In the MAC. to ing Allegheny and Malone hostand Goode took the last shot to 1its fifth win in six league ing Clarion. hlliine LSU's Corbett In Line for SEC Post: AFL is Criticized LIVING ROOM FURNITURE BAKER Middleport, 0. Firem<'n (~ailed to Oil I JANUARY 25-30 l ·' During Thlo JaycH Wook the Molgo County Jay- Wish To Thonk All the Cltiuns Who Hov. Contributed To Our Many Public lntornt oncl · Youth Projectt. Mtny Thlnkt For Making Tho Following Projects A Succo11. • Falr Dilly Dunkor Reg. Size _ • Get Out To Vote e Halloween Cancl7 Sal eo e Chiokan .Bar·J!.Q'a e CbriJtmao Bukela e Junior MilS P!!ieant e Aulai..nu for Nee<b' Familieo e Contr>butiono to Cbarlty Drl••• $2.00 Double Size _ $2.95 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • Teen Age lload·E·O e Comm111lliJ Development and JndualrJ AppreclatloD Work e Pando Floall . , e calf Clialn e Colleet Opportunltlea Booklet DlstrlbUIIDD e Run for the Money Olympic Fun4 Mlh St. e Automobil · Safety Check That eLeadership TralninG for Membera DUKE CLEANERS GUARANTEES .. n all button• are replaced aD vour laundered shlrU or wtll laundry . • 3 Shirts Free of Cha. LET INGELS DO ITI SPECIAL EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum .•. lnl1ld Vinyl l"loor eovertnc for ..,,., klllcl of lloor. Belli patterns. Profestlonal inttaUatlon by Ul, or do 11 younelf. Coli WY 2-26311 for frio oatlo ..... I Keoptako D~ ll"111othe I ~·hd .... gift ...... 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SI!COND POMIJlOY FfOm Tourney thlll - Ria E:i::;::~:~::··)~~;~ one seeoad mark u tile) del~ :z:?.fE!~~.=~~~~ and rehounder, P a u IIThuraday'o b1umpb: Dlllnn, fouled out and was roRIO GRANDE (U) by H freshman Rudy Marshall Ul.J-21 ; Gregory llr =~en 8 T~:;:'a!w~~of by :!~r..;:'men on ;~: D~!\~~' ~:;' 1 <><Ia . unt by · '•• With 3 40 left · the rontest :;ic~aaJaLutheran eou:~p..., Sa~ deadl,:;.od it at 74- ~~:~ but Trainer hit a layup to Gallop 5-l-ll; Mapp U-11; 81 in a CQntest played at lro't Rio Grande a 76-74 lead Harden 'I-ll.· Giles , • • ., 1· .. ....• 1 Gregory, whose pel r • the 2,39 mark. Jacksoo 13-1·27· Yobo 1-&-Z. !Paverage bad been ess A large crowd which braved 36-9-8!. ' seven for the first. I~ five-below zeco weather to Rio Grande ........ 43 41 _ 11 baa nnw tallleed 53 m two •low the game saw their borne Mich. Lutheran •. •• 411SS mgs as the R dmen upped again lie it up at 76-all,f~~.:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ season rec-ord to 11-'. but this was the last gasp for However, 11 was a very the Mighiganders as Jim Mar· contest until Sophomore shall's comer shot put the RodTramer dropped m a pall" out front 78-76 and Gregfree throws in !he final ory made it 80-76 wllb 1:30 left. seconds to boost the Redmen The Saints' Henry Mapp drillON loan 84-79lead and put in a long jumper at the game on •ce. . U7 mark to cut the deficit to The f•red up Samls, led 80-79 prompting Coach Art lhe1r 5-7 sharpshooter, Lanham lo cail time out and . Jackson, led the set up a stalling oHense. throughout the entire first The clock showed just 33 by eight 10 10 points. The i seconds when Gregory was !: I !Ill -a ONE DAY SERVIa OP 223 Z88 281 262 285 284 349 348 biggest lead came with fouled and made one of two I LAUNDRYZ3%3 minutes m the half when free throws for an 81-79 lead. DRY CLEANING long jumper by Jackson push· Don Trainer put it away at WY 2·5428 POMEROY ed lhe host club into a J8..26 the nine second mark with two bulge. Rio's determined quintet bat· tled back to reduce the margin to 46-43 by the intermission. Jackson finished as the top EHective January 30th, Our Middleport scorer for Michigan Lutheran Office Will Be Discontinued. Our Business With 27 points, as he r81JllllA!(l in 23 in that sizzling first half. Will Be Conducted At Our New Location For the Redrnen, Jim MarAI ... shall and Gregory each had 13 and Don Tramer 10 by the intermisSion. Behind consistent defensive OHice Hours: 9-5 Mon. thru Sat, OP gems by Gregory in stopping . - - - - - THE RACINE OFFICE - - - - - . 530 Jackson's shooting, the Red5!3 men gradually fough! back to WILL CONTiNUE TO 81: OPEN FROM ~ knot the score at 49-19 with 9 TO 5 PM TUESDAY & SATURDAY 5IJ6 17 ,54 showing on the clock. ?80 . 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MOHAWK MAOII l!lsport )natallaliOil Salldaelloo ouan~~~~"" FURNITURE ~ ru WALL-TO..WALL CARPETING Ill·transistor : Cftlter ATLANTA (UPl)-'lbe South· SS to 38 football grants-in-aids College Be•ketl>all Resullo eastero Conference was expect- for any one season with no By United Prell lnternaUonal ed today to name a new eom- over-~U limit. ~ other would Eall . ml'Sioner, change lis recrultbtg pernut sigmng h1gh school bas-~L . 107 Del Val 781 , Pomeroy Panthers_. bemg policy, make It easter for its ketball players one week after {.~':! 72 M law:; 70 · second and third stringers part tealllll 1o a~cept howl bids and the SEC season ends rather Y • ur en g of the second baH, eliminated take a slap at the pros. , than walling until April 1 as at go••;~ 74 :~p~ryd R. ~ ~t) Middleport freshmen from the Veteran Commissioner Bernie present. ?"', uar ". gepo Southeastern Ohio Athletic Moore who will reacb the eom· The conference now allows 40 KPrmgids Pt. 90 YSelshB•va 89 nt 76 1League Freshman tournament . ov enceT/ onave r 1 la •• yearly but p yoIf s Th ursday. •• 2-~. at pulsory' retirement age of 70 football grants-m-aid this aprtng. was expected to has an over-all lirnlt of 140 for Soalb Middleport. serve one more year In the the number ot tootball and bas- Virginia Tech 104 Furman 11 Pomeroy led 21-8 at halfan post he hao held since 1948 \ketball players who can be in Georgia Srn 87 Jacksonvllle 82 time. It was the opening game SVAC ALL GAMES with his successor serving as school at one time. It was thls St. Bernard 76 Ala. Col. 68 for both clubs. TEAM W L P his assistant until next January. over-all limit that Georgia Tech Austin Pea,y 70 For the winners Story led Eastern · · · · · 11 8 743 Louisiana State Athletic Direc· cited last year as lis reason U. (Martin Br.) Tennessee 89 wltb 11 points, followed by Bar- Southwestern S I 499 tor Jim Corbell, a key figure for leaving the conference. Carson-Newrnn 88 Tuscolum 78 leis and Van Meter, 7 each: Kyger Cr"':k .. 5 6 567 In the National Collegiate Ath- Regarding bowl bids, the con- Glenville 93 DaviB & Elkins 85 Bash 5, Stanley and Anderson North Galha l 7 114 letic Association (NCAA), is re- fe·-ence was expected to allow Frostburb (Md.) 79 Potomac tH 3 each, and Gode, O'Brien and Hannan Trace 2 11 1m 1 ported to he the leading candi· Its l"'fl!S to accept howl bids Arkansas 84 Mississippi St. 69 Burt, 2 each. date for the commissioner's after !be foolba~l season ls nine Dav. Lipscomb 75 Belmont 73 For. Middleport, Bill Swan I SVAC VARSITY post. If Corbell, who was pub- weeks old. ThiS would mean Miss. Col. 82 Birrn. Sonthern 79 led with 7, 8111 Hackett bad 5, TEAM W L P Jicity director at LSU when that some teams could accept Btlm Ckmn 86 Alby (Ga.) S. 82 Davenport 4, French and Con- Eastern 6 0 4! 5 2 314 4 Moore was athletic director bids even though they had two . Davidson 82 East Csrolina 88 de 2 each. Kyger Creek · there, gets the job it wid be on more games to play. Und,..l Morris Harvey 84 Beckley 61 Pomeroy now will met Jack- Southwestern 3 2 279 a long-term contract with an present rules, a team cannot Benedict Col. 98 Savannah St. 89 son at Jackson next week at North Gallia · · 4 239 increased salary and strength- accept a bid Wllll after it S. Car. 73 Richmond 60 a time to he announced. Jack- Hannan Trace 0 6 21!7 ened authority. eompletes lis regular season. wn defeated Gallipolis 28 • 26 TOTALS .. .. . 14 14 1534 Tonto Coleman, assistant alb- Moore set the stage Thursday Mldwm Thlll"sday. letic director at Georgia Tech for an attack against the pros Drake 60 Tulsa 511 SVAC RESERVES which left the conference last when he warned SEC schools Rio Grande 84 Mich. Lutb. 81 TEAM W L P year, and Art Guepe, Ohio Val- would bar American and Cana· St. Mary's (Mln.) 62 Hamline 55 Soutrern Eigbtb North Gallla .. 5 ~ ley Conference commissioner dian footbaD league scouts from MayVIlle (N.D.) 84 Wahpeton T/ Graders Lose Pair Kyger Creek .. 4 • and former Vanderbilt football their campuses Wlless they L._ Forest 8! Carol (Wis.) Cl. 75 In recent Junior High cage Eastern 4 ~- 201 coach, have been mentioned as agreed not to "'gn playen be- Niagara 55 Youngstown 42 games, Mitldleport and Pt. Hannan Trace 1 ~ ~ other likely successors to Moore. fore they we up their eollege Ohio U. 89 Wsn Michigan 76 Pleasant both defeated the Sou- Southwestern 0 5 1U 1&'1 56 54 'nle conference waa ellpeC!ed ellglblllty - including bow I Ohio Wes. Kenyon them Eighth grade learn. Mid· Tolal• · ·-- ·· It 14 811 : to make two recruiting changoe. garnoe. Wes. 85 Sterllng 66 dleport posted a 31·28 win and SATUIIDA1'"S BESULT. One woukl be to set a llmit of Southwest Point downed the Tornodoea Fairland 64 Kyger Creek 58 -'-- -National Beekolball Alooclatloa Arizona 71 U. San Fran. 56 58-36 TONIGHT'S GAMES: By Ualted Preso Ialematlonal Tex. Col. 90 Lackland AF 81 Hollis led Middleport while McArthur at Southwestenl Eaotem Division Oklahoma St. 59 Color~o 55 Mark Beegle bed eight fori;Rac~;;:in:;:.eiiia~t~E"'as"'lerD====-;1 w• L· PeL McMurry If/ Pan Amencan 71 Southern In the g . t H to 80 B 1 7 • arne agams 44 8 .84e ous n . ay or 8 Point Pleasant, Staat ocored Boston Clnclmall 34 17 .687 New Mexu:o 54 Tex. Wsn 47 20 and McDermitt 14. Brady Philadelphia 25 25 .500 ~ West Sayre led Racine with 25. New York 15 34 .306 • Seattle 78 Portland 70 Southern won the Sevenlll Woetero DlvlslOII Stanford 117 Santa Barbara 57 grade cootoet at Middleport 42- • W. L. PeL 24 with Dana Hendrix getting Los Angeles 28 21 .~71 J unkman MiUer is 14 and Bob Ditldle 12. Jim WarSt. Louis 25 24 .510 Worth $30 000 Now ner bad 7 and Lewis 6 for MidBeltlmore 24 28 .480 Stu Miller 'u,. tantalizing dleport. Point's 7lb grade club • Detroit 20 33 .3T/ "junkrnan" of '!be Baltimore upended the Southern 7th grad· SaD Franclsc<l 12 39 .235 Orioles has decided to become ers 34-27 with Greer getting 12. Tharaday'a Resal'• an eariy bird this year the Hendrix led Southern with 15. • SaD Francisco 1116 Cincinnati 90 UP1 reportlll today. ' Friday's Gameo 'nle 37.year-old relief spec- NEW YORK (UP()-The tele- • Boston at Phllatlelpbta lalist, wbo held out for two vised ECAC baskethall 'game New York vs. Det. at Phlla. weeks prior to tbe llltl4 eeuon of the weel' between Boston Cincinnati at Los Angeles was among nine players 1~ College and Seton Hall Satur· Belllrnore at Detroit come to tenns with the Ameri.· day has been pre-empted to •I· WY 2_2255 Satanlay'o Gamet can League club 'nlursday, Jn. low the funeral of Sir Winston 601 I. Main It, ,..,...., Boston at New York eluding veter8110 Norm Slehern IOwr :~;.;c~htll~t;;:•:.;be;;;;,;•;;;een~.iiiiiiiiiiliiiiii~~i.liiiii.liiiii.liiiii.liiiii.liiiii.liiiiiiii:i Los Angeloe at San Francisco O.uck Estrada and Mike MO: lr Phlla. u BaiL at College Park, Cormick. Miller, whose range Md. of pitches bas been cle8crlbed St. Louis at Detroit as olow, slower and you've got to he kidding, idgDecl a CODLewis Repair Service tract <alilng for an eueaa of ~.ooo, wbich Indicates the )Ink -FORmarket mil!! be on tbe way up. 11111'-. MOIOROLA • 0 ust MiddIes 2 MEIGS COUNTY JAYCEE WEEK : SEOAL RESERVES Team W L P Jackson_ ... -. 7 I 317 Nelsonville .. . 7 I 338 Wellston 6 2 330 Athens 4 4 275 Ulgao . . . .•• .. 4 4 Z92 .lliddleporl .. , , 3 S 28ll Pomeroy .. ... . I 7 262 Gallipolis . . . . . 0 8 225 TOTALS ..... SZ n !3%3 SATIJRDAY RESULTS: Racine 70 Pomeroy 57 Waharna 63 Middleport 40 Waverly 81, Jackson 71 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Jackson at Athens Gallipolis at. Nelsonville Wellston at Logan Middleport at Pomeroy SATIJRDAY'S GAMES' Athens at Warren Local Ironton at Wellston POmeroy Ff0S h College Scores 699 Behind another t1110 performance by 6..11 74e Sbaron Gregory the ~ SVAC Sf dings West Columbia Company OP SEOAL VARSITY TEAM W L p OP Ath 8 0 870 403 enJ . · · · · • · · · Nelsonville .... 7 I 5e5 472 Jackson .. . • . • 4 f ~10 512 Wellston .. .. .. 4 4 5415 538 Gallipolis - ... 4 f tote 505 Pomeroy .•••.. 3 5 491 ro8 Logan .... •. ... Z 6 tell 53S Middleport 0 8 403 551 TOTAlS ....• 3Z 3Z O!Z fl22 1 "FLEXSTEEL P 1~ : · ·· _ _ __ __::._:__ _:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.c:.._...::__ _;-- - - - -- 11 W L Jackoon .. ... .. S 5 73J Wel!JIDn _. _. 1 1 n7 Ullllotl Preu lateraallollll 1 Jim Goode lbat gave Wesleyan give the Bllhopl' tllelr 11ltb wiD pmoa, while Dave Anderson Pomeroy .. · - 4 ' 831 IIIIo- the Rizer Dally Sentinel, PCI!IIei'OJ"Middleport, 0. , Jan. 2!1, 1965·3 rhartty _f• WI f 2-53 CIDS ....... y,a.::. y- . $29$ F_; H&R FIRESTONE Middleport, O. KARR and VAN %ANDT MOTOR sAL~$ ~~:.· GMAC FINANCING' e~'-i.\l'iL •;»&l W'f US42 \' / h . �f • I 4·Dally Sentlnt'l, P«nero,.Mlt!dleport, o., Jan. 29, 1961 ACftOM m.ED PT. PLEASANT - A action for the pariillon of • parcelo of land hos been in the office of the C1reuit Clerk. The action is lltyled PT. PLEASANT - Twenty· ice M. Tripp, Administratrix vs. JAN. 3t live persons have enrolled in Amelia M, Roach, W, Ray Salisbury Cub Scouts Pack the art sessions being sponaor- Roach, c. Ralph Roach, J. 2411 will meet at the sChool, Sa~ ed by the Cooperative Exten- Roach, c. Ralph Roach, urday at 7. p.m. All cub acouta slon Service of the Appalach- Rankin Roach. A. Ralod~_ll l a_nd boys lan Center, West Vrrginia Uni- Roach, S.1muet R. Roach, H. b mteresled t bo'" becomscouts rng cu . scou 8 or Y versity. The tramtng held each Rex Roach, Lorena J _ and their parents are. urged to Wednesday eveing In the Point !Jetty A. La~nder, Peggy R. be Each _family is ask- Pleasant Home Economics ! Hutton and Marie E. Roach. ed present t b cookres 0 rrng · I Building will co ntinue for eight The Sub-District Council of weeks Paint No. 51 Rampart Rod • , .. ...... , • . N. c.: the County Methodist Youth " ' Cook potatoes and other large N. C. Trim No. T435C .... Fellowship will meet Saturday The course t. taught by Mro. , vegetables Jn a french fryer wire January 30 at 2:30 p. m. at tbe W. G. Schepman, South Char- . besket to prevent steam bll!"ns Reclining Seoh , .• , •• , •••. , , • , .. , . 25.50 UnJted Methodist Church in leaton. The group is receiving I caused by boi1ing water. Pomeroy. instructions in water colors. , Flooh.O.MIItlc Trani. , _, .... , .. ..... 171.25 FEH. I ' E lied M N an Overhead Volvo Engine, 125 H.P. , , .• , . 39.95 Theodorus Counct'l Daughters Sc nro are rs. orm . ber M Vir II B · "11 meet 1·n re~• ar ry, rs. 8 ums, Weather EJII Hooter ••••••• , • , .... , , .. . 74.20 o1 Ame: tca w• ... Sr., Mrs. Elsie Rardin, Mrs. Jar sessron Monday at 7:30p.m. Cl d C M Do White 15x600 Tlrn ••••• , • , •••. , , .. • • 32.15 1 at the JOOF Hall. . Following Y ah a11• M rs. Ch ug Mas . a soc 101 - hour and . E Rous • Mrs. onroeM ase,c rs. Wlndohlold Washer •• , , •• , • , .. .. . . . . . . . . 11.95 the meetm• G R ··!"! be h ld Members ve 1yn ammon, rs. . . games "' .e · · . Schurman, Mrs. Evelyn MeDonWheel Disc . ...••• _••• ,I,, ••••••• • • • .•. 15.70 are asked to brmg cookies for iel, Miss Wanda St.emple, Mrs. refreshments. I WilUam Field, Mrs. J. A. Jng. Light Group .••••••. . •••....••.... · • . · . 19.60 The Pomeroy Garden Club erick, Mrs. Robert Peoples, Jr., Trunk Light, Glove Box Light, 2 Courtesy will meet \tonday aftern.oon at Mrs. W. S. Waldie Mrs. Duro2 m at the Columbta Gas . ' Lights, Parklog Brake Warniag Lla:ht, i~ Middleort with Bety thy Fatres, Mrs. Arthur GelBack Up Lights N wt h e service advisor w1cks, Mrs. Lawrence Newber~ flomeo/ the e on om · r\,, Mrs. J. Knox Dye, Mrs. DenMembers are asked to take a nis Roush Jr., Mrs. Marie Cut· Left Outside Reor Vlow Mirror __ • , . , . , , .•. 5.30 SOCIAL CALENDAI Voice of Broadway ••• reporting · th a n appears on the. surface. MID NIGHTS NOTEBOOK: and RUSSla Observers note that the Russkis and the •Funny G~rr · '" no~ selli ng ti ckets Cubanos are not really anu . ·gos. A great through September of 1965, and star h BarbTa Slrel·sand haf,pil_v asks, "How rna- deal of the machinery 5 tppe d to the island from the USSR has gone on the ny other people a read y know what fritz, and the techmclans sent from Mosthey' ll boe doing next Labor Day ?" . cow are more than somewhat snobblsh The pl ay "J anus." originally contracted 1 (P haps the for a three -week stand in Arizona after toward the Cuban peop e. er its run at tlw Pa pe r Mill Playhouse in overworked wordT"co~ra~~~'el~asin ~;~ Milb urn . N .I , has bee n cancelled - but out of style) · · om '! ·' " H If to star in the English mustcal a York the su pport ing actors who signed fo r a Sl"xpence," ,·s a phenomenon to Yanks t "II b h t e engagemr n wl c pat"d . When Junt> ·rn the theatre. Althouth rehearsals are All b ·11 and had to lea ve th e k vson Pcame I scheduled for two or t ree more wee s, show Imoge ne Coca was called in to r e· Tommy has been putting in a 10-hour pl ' h b t the box offt""e receipts day perfect,·ng a role he's played .for ' d .dace•t er, u 1 n zoom . more than 18 months on the other Sl de U S . ·ne You can now bu_ dv a · · smf~r St of the Atlantic. at any sporting goo s sto_re on ...n . Lawyers handling an_ intern~tio~al wher e they 're di spl a_ved m the wmd~w. case are having a hard ~m~ be~evmg And 30 calibrt> ~1 - 1 carbines can be pick· their discoveries, but their mvest1gation ed up in the sa me area for under $20, so leads them to believe that the ruler of a It must be legal One of Am erica 's Near Eastern country has clo~e to . $2 foremost pia nists recently kept a maJOr billion worth of investments m nabons orchestra and its conductor on tendPr· other than hl·s own. They fl_gure 75 per tl th · tes be hooks, ;uriv ing exar Y ree mmu_ · cent of his nest egg was dertved from U. fore he was scheduled to appear wrth th e S. "foreign aid" fu~ds ... The Murr~y symphony. His explanation was simple: Mandells are lullabymg a boy, Greg Wll"My astrologer told me to;" The conduc- l!"am, at Lenox Hill HospttaL Murray 19 tor cornered the vtrtuoso s manager afCh M dt on where ez . ~ s , . terwards' "nd the screaming could he the proprietor o1 " so many show biz celebnt1es pop m to heard for mil es. There's more to the story of Cuba gab. _ _ - -- - --- 1 er Mrs Adam Ebe rsbach • M.rss Spea ker Announced · Ob Sf•rvPt Durst, Mrs. Carrie Grues- For February 2nd By Sewing Cirl'le er, Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - Mt.s MadThe birthda y of Miss Lena Norman Kines, Mrs. W. L. eline Abraham of Williamson, MI SS, t A~na 2nd mee mg o EU B y out h 0 ( 1 Enterpr'se are ' II Hosts to Rally . . • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·:Midclleport, 0., Jan. It, J.t-.t Growing GLD GRACEfULLY NEW 1 ••• , ••••••• • • • • • • • uoa:u• • Crow's ° ~p, TM:;!"n Otan S~hools, . . ' 1-..~:!, 1 1 trs. 'I . . ' arry ragg, ammy McCausland, and Mrs. AI I Biags ~ · CAR RECOVERED PT PLEASANT - Sheriff - Johnson and Deputy George Millard Halstead recov..-ed a stolen car Thursday on Route The stolen vehicle had been abandoned and was owned by Clarkson Stalnaker of Way4 ne County. Arrests. listed on jail rd B 1 D 1 32 p · t PI san· bad he k • omt ea l, c c 1 ~-=p Orcl•r By Phon• And Take 'Em Ho,... .. WY 2-5431 METROPOLITAN MOTORS PHONE WY 2-3870 60CJ.606 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. --==--=--....~=::i~---.::iiiiiii will illustrate her talk with The have Rutland cbarge Garden of the Cluibu 1\l •;;:;;1 .:;w.;;ar;;;r.;;•n~. beautiful colored slides. The I The Group Four Drslrrct E. , meetin will begln with a Cor- Iprr>gra,m U. B. Youth Fellowshl~ Rally I orateg Communion at 5:30 - -- - was held Monday evenm~ at p and will be followed by a Use the empty waxed ~~:~;~~ 1the Enterprise church w1th 75 m~tluck dinner in the Parish cheese containers for in atte r~da nce. . Hr.u sr of Chrisl EpiiScopall paints, storing nails and of other uses. Devotwns by the Enterpnse Ch h vouth opened the meeting. The : urc · ~;;;;,;:;;;_~;_===== group sang ''Onward Christ· Plea-sa_n_t _V _a_U_•y-Hospltal . ian Soldiers,'' followed by the ADMITTED _ Mrs. Inez \ reading _of Co~ossJans 1:13-20 Stone, Leon; Lloyd Foglesong. . by Ronme Sm1th. The youth P PI Cbarles 1. 'Irs . f h Et . Chuch t. easan,". r·hotr o t e n erpnse r R If N If · South Chor!es- 11 presented a spec .La 1 numbe r ' au o smger, J p tt . I " Is. He Satisfied," alter which ton;. Mrs. 8 111Y oe a erson, piscontinued Styles Rev. Menzel Smith closed the IGalhpobs; Wesley Pearson, pt, . h a er . devollons wr1 pr Y • IPleasant. DISCHARGED _ Carmen • - "HUSH PUPPIES THE SHOE BOX shown by the Rev . E~gene E_ m -~ H~~Let~~ and Mn. Charerson of Tuppers Plams. dunng If N tf . South the program hour. ! les Rau o smger, • .. .. , Middleport, 0. ' --' ' ~ (, : 1 L1 END OF MONTH I l,n/iclr Fnmily i1 Moving to Florida Bridgeport, ha.o;; been transferred to Florida where hf' will be in charge of I all agenc1es of the Western and Southern Insurance in Florida. He has been district manager of the- Wheeling area . He- is married to the former . Alice Ebershach of Middleport and they have two sons, Peter, a junior at Ohio University, j A broad heel seat , flexible sole, and g reater depth at the toe, are three of the reasons why and Todd, a high school sopho10 many doctors recom· mend this baby shoe, mor(>. They were former resiStride Rite makes it, dents of Middleport . IUld our ekilled staff fits , EXPF.CTED BACK it with friend-of-the· NEW YORK !UPI)- Defensefamily care. Iman Jim Neilson was expected by the New York Rangers to return to action thi s weekend after an absence of seven Na.. tiona! Hockey League games because or a shoulder separaI tion. Don Johns was sent to the I Baltimore Clippers of the · IN GALLIPOLIS American Hockey League to • make room for Neilson. WAS NOW 62 Buick -- - $1595 $1414 Station Waeon, V6 Special. One local owner. Spotleu in· !ide- and out. 62 Buick---- $2195 $1983 LeSabre 2 Door Hard Top. Power Steering, Automatic Shift. One careful owner. Immaculate, 63 Olds-----$2495 '2288 I. II. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Dolfll- Dolt- Dodp TrueirJr Sale I 2-Piece Suite' lllddf"eport ll•ll(llllllbo Church of Your Cboico 61 Buick----· $1795 $1666 LeSabre Station WaIiCon. Owned by one of our mechanics. Power steerina and brakes. Automatic trans. We can highly recommend thls car. 64 Super Spts. $2195 Chevrolet Nova, Sporty butket seats with full consul. Only 11,831 eareful mile&, Automatic shUt on floor. AI· molt Ulr:e the day it wo 10ld. Just Arrived Ton Pickup. Four wheel drive. 6 cyl, Shows &ood eare. Exceptional tirtl. ., -- -- 63Buick -- -- $2295 Jvot Arrived Skylark 2 Door Hard Top. 1111cket seata. All vinyl trim. ono care!ulloeol owner. Auto, ohift. Now Billet lrado-ID, Really sharp, Only-$1679 SMITH'S AUTO SALES 1 Milo North of Silvw Bridge in Konouga BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. subject is " Christian Science." Included In ~iptural read- Ch RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE Early American CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY Sofa & Chair SOFA Nylon Cover Regular 199.95, NOW - Early American 149 95 Nylon Cover Regular 349.95, NOW 188 9 5 1 30 ·As Low As '29a00 Free,Delivety ~. FOREMAN Rev"":;.,.. ----------t--~::::::::::::::::::~----~--~~--------------~----~::::~::::::::::::~~J bHIO VALLEY iAKING CO. mn tH~ ut.nm wtiRKE~s ,· .OF .AMERICA """"',, j " ·' t ~ Mrs. Harry Grimm and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ross, all of Mason. visited recently with Mrs. Grimm's son and family, Syrac~ Chu~cb of the Naza. Mr . and Mrs . Eugene Rayrene, Wilham t.:. rhorpe. pastm burn and children in Muncie, Stmday &-hool 9 :Ill a m.; Mom Indiana ing worship to .:u• a. m. I Mr.a nd Mrs. Paul Randolph, Midweek praver serv1ce, 7:45 p m. Wednesday . 15 r. '·111 ' ". :~.:.. Leonardi"'· -::.=:. ":,.:;! St. Paul's Lutheran Church POMEROY FLOWER SHOP m. :u --------:-: -·- -- RACINE PLANING MILL ..:..._:~,;__,;__ __________ K. & C. JEWELERS .. .,~~~-~;:~.~ -·.~.--~_, :",--. ~"I:~'r~:---~,~--1:'.:,1"_,~,..,. ..... ~~!!-~ •. Em~ ABBOTI SWISlftR & LOHSE .FreePalking ---------:-:::- -P _.. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN • erre Sunda.~ School • itO • m . , Morning WorshiP LO 45 a m ! EvangehsUc ser v1ce 7 4;, ,, m HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Rutlan(f.- · Furnitur~ AllNOLD GRATE ' ' SH 2-481t RUILAND, 0, Rock Sprlngo Melbndist Cbester ~~ml::3/:"~;. !'P S~~ooi,•J0; a." m.;· .Y er and 6.~ P·w: P~ay 7,30 p.m. Stu y, nes ay, Ruttud Methorllsl Cllarclt Carl Herring pastor; worship Jo,siJ o. m.; Scbool 9:30 a. m. wscs Tuesday and 2nd Thlli'Sday eaeh montb; FamUy Night &mdoy eveaing of each 81 l:30 p, m.; Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. STAR SUPPLY CO. SALE' FLOOR SAMPLES ALL BASE ROCKERS REDUCED h ings are the words of Jesus : Soulb Betb~ :UB son";;~ "But the Comforter, which Ill :v·s~:.f:;'e ...,~ :';'; ~- m. the Holy Ghost, whom the Fatb- lanci 9,30 a. m oltmlatoly. SUner will send In my name. he da School l0:30 L m. and shall teach you all thinKs. and 9,~ a.m. altornatolJ- Normu brinK all things to your remem- Babr Supt. Blblo Study and brance, whatsoever I have satd a ~r IOrvlee led by putor, unto you" (John 14:26). Re- pr Y Tburada ioted readings from "Science 7:30 p. m. Y- KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. for clearance, ' Just Arrived Electra 2 Door Hard Top. Only · ts,768 tender mlles. We've serviced this one since new and can very bigbly recommend. Power steerine and brakea, Auto. ahfft. Buick's finest and bHt. presented in all Christian Setenct churche~ this Sunday. 'lb.e ....~.~~ Peute<ostal Assembly, Route , Letart , visited recently with Rev. Daut E. Jooes. pastor Mr. and Mrs. John Roaeh and Builders and Buildlne Supplie1 School 10 a m. : Wor· 11son .. services 7:30 p. m. SUI> • Mrs. Elizabeth. Jeffers vtsrt· Chester, Ohio Ph. m-2005 Wednesday and Friday. ed on Sunday wtth Ml'll. Luta Mid- 1 Stanley who ,. reportedly til Baken ol Good Bread Tile Pentocostal Cllurcll, I al the home of her son, KenSouth 3rd Ave., Sunday ' neth stanley, on Third St. "· JlunllngtoD, W, Va. and Health with Key to t be Syntcan B.U.B. Clllli'Ob, Paul School ~0 a. m.; Sunday evening Mrs. cart Roush, 4th Street. evangeli!tlc service, 7:3fl p. m. is reportedly ill Ill her borDe. Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed- A. SeUen, P - . dy will Include these lines (p. 9:110 a. m. Sunday School. Ben Wedneoday Bible Stlldy 7:30 P· Danny Harbour and Francis Wbeel 8Jlancing-Aulo Glass-Brake Service Z'll): "Christ's ChrlstiaDlly Is Quisetlberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. m.; SaturdJ: ntght Prayer and Hodson returned recently ~ Ph, WY 2·357& PomeJ'01 the chain of acientifia beinll I'Oo Momlng Worablp service, lsi Worship 710 p, m. Pastor' Rev · visiting with the latter'• stsrer appearlnr In all aaes. IIWI!ain- 111d 3nl SUndaJ• Of lbe 1110111!1: B. L. BarrelL in East Liverpool. ing its obvious correspondence 7:30 p. m. EvtD1D& EvanpliaHarri&GDvllle Prallhyterlu, Mr. and Mr:;. ·"-'n Roacll and Cbeoter, Ohto 1 with the Scriptures and uniting de Service, 2lld ll!d till SuJt. Sllversvl& MetlHrd 11 Sund !In John Davies, pastor: w"" son visited with Mr. Roacil'l on periods in the design ol day of llltiDtb. Blll'I'IIAMY Artbur Stitt, ~~ w.::! ·service 9:30 •- m.; Sunday aunt and JIDcte, Mr. and Mn. God." 9:30 a. m. MrnJDa Worsblp: Scltool, 9:30 1· m., Ottie Roach, Letart. 10 .·30 a· m· Two Locations For Your Convenience 10:30 a. m. SulldQ School, BlJ- Supt., Services Thursday evenWYW99fl S)'I'ICUII WY 1-8118& Celamblr Chapel: Wnrsblp .... tho Tllelss, SUpt.: 6:30 p. m. IDg. Reors:lllllzl!d Cbrclt Ill J..., COLLEGE STAT!Ofl, Tex. vice each Sunday t:IS a. m.; Youth Fellowahlp. CABM£1, StitH M tbndiJt Cbarcb Arof Latler Day Saints, m (UPI) - Discount hourteo arre Sunday School 10 a. m.: You1b 9:30 a. m. Sunday Scbool. W13" tlwr . • stor ~ay from Raclne 011 Ra- frequented llllll"' by lbe rich Pomeroy, Ohio 1111 Service 6:15 p. m. Evening WorRoush, Supt.; 10:110 •- m. Schools~~ •pam -Clint Orr Portland Road. Sunday Scboo1 than the poor, a recent stll'\'ey ship~ m. each Sunday, Momlna Worship, 2nd and till Supt, Sund.;. W;;..blp, 11 a.m: 1. m.; Worship 10:30 •- showed. Texas A&M UnlversHy PAJNTS and RA.IIDW.UU ~ Cbanll ot Cbllll. Slmday of tbo month: 8 P· m. ., m., Sunda• evenlna .-vloe at reported 30 per cent ol the Joe Robinson, Minister; ll:vet!lrtg Evangellslle Service. 8yraeUM Melltndlat c.ur.b. 7::10 p. m.: Werl.. housowiv.. interviewed w bo Ph, WI 8-3273 Raelno Arl MllrOWII, mlniJier; Bible 111 IDII 3rd Sunday of lllbtltb. Dr. ~ter L. IIDusb. pastor: lee at 7:!0 p. m. Pastor, C. Ill'. ...,,.. in the $11,-.nd,.up InSchool and MomiDI WOI'Ihlp. PlaJu BUB a-Ils MOI'lllD/l Worsblp oervtco 9 a.m. Pnrflitt. All ovenl!tl "'""" come group had vllllrtrtl 1 dJoWY 2·2440 iliO E. Second Pomero7 111:30 a. m.; CbJ1IItaD ltDdeav1!: Dllll Wlnebrelmer, beiiD at 7:30 P. m. I count h...,. In lbe pNtious • ar, I p. m.: Evening Wonblp, for:' Sunday w - t:ll L m. : , ~P.cb:: MrL Lair Ledy ot Loretto Mlsst.. l month llln 7 P· m. ll!d 7:30 P. m. ai-.I,J. BID diree~- O!Jdal Board Long Bottom. !ln. the llod Middleport, Ohto & llndferd Clnlre• .t Cbllll. day Scbool 9:30 L 111. ll!d 10:• Ia&. llrst MOIIC!aJ each Calcula, administrator, SuDday with 11111111' . , . . ,. Pbone WY 2-lHBI M, SI<Oad Ave. Bomer Forres~ Supl; Bible L m. altornalely. lktblrl YIDe- 11 7,30 p. m. Holy 8:30 •· lll., ..L; Holy Daya oo. QuaUty Fumlturo at Lower Prleeo • Scboo1 9:30; Moroing Worahlp, yard. SUpt.: Bible StutiJ ml Gil eaeb quarter 01 8llllounc:od. · Middleport 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbi;>, Proyer Servlce ltd by pastor, WSCS llrst Wednesday ot each 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. 7,30 P. m. Tlleoday. ll1<lltb. Dible Study. Fetlenled Cllllclt, _ _,, ~ United Meliledlal Cbllftll, Cor Sy~amore & Second St. - PQIDei'OJ Deller Cllllftll n1 C.rlol !ln. w. B. Pcrlll. pu&w; Pcmeroy - Rev. Melvin ''I'LOWEJI.~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS" RBv JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR Bible School 9•30 L l'rell!l> CUI Kautz, Supt.: SaadaJ ldre, pastor. Slmday School Church, WY 2-517o Panonace, WY I-IIIII ilJ!!rAil, DRUGS ' Cor. Butternut • W, Mila ... 18·11 .D., 11n1 llld tldrd Sobool, 9:15 a. m.: WGI'IIIIp 1:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supl 0 we rw AU Dootora l'rell!rlpllml• Sunday, Jamwry ;;:.;., ' boar 10:30 a. m. Vaflll!aa, Ass(. Supt. 10:30 WY HMO POmel'OJ (Fourth Sonday Alter Eplphony) . m. Divine WOl'lblp. SemllOII-·11 ...._ a1y (brU at Cllrlsf, MI. IJI>Iaa F.W.B. ~ - "The Heavena' Glory." 2:30 . Mll1lr Street, ft. Kll!llltb RoJ, &mdat'Sebaol t:CI a, m., Earl m. Pastor 's Youth Training (Bulletin I!Ginl Sayllll( Of 'lbe Week) "Easy IOinl r.Ucton makes the ..,lq ellQ t• llao ~· Elmapllst: St!nd!\)r 8lhle Slulley, supl; EvlllliDI Class. 6 p. m. Methodist Youth llulhiiDI SUppllu • 11111StDt17 Jt a. m., MotnJna Will' lblp, 7:30 P· m. bJ Cecil ODz, FellQWShip. 7 p. m. Cotnmls• Gelllt'll ContraeUnl oltlp, IO:fl L m. EteDIII& Will' J..ymat~; VDUIIC Pellplo'1 m,... sion on Cbrisllall Social ConSunday !Jobo.ol, 8:1~ , NOIIOIIIIu.F'•" Won!~ ~ . ..... elllollllm iNI4 Sermon Top1c, GOD HAS FAVcllllft8 ,: , Pllone, WY Wl7l ' oblp 7:•· p. m.; Bible SlatiJ, 1!1111!11 Bible Sllltlf, 7:11 P. m.: cems, Commission on MemberI ' . Sonday, a:112 p.m. ------------- ------7:3ll p. m. wetb!eltlay. WednesdaJ: Ololt pracUca at sllip and 'Evonp~~am moe1 at ·• ' " Tuesday,~~ p.m. __ __ SUnday Sehooi . ' .,.8 , re ·a .,. ., Otrlll, ,,.. P. m. 'lburttlay, <hurcb. Mana,, 7 p. m. Cburcb WodoosdQ, 7:30 ~.m. ------------·-- eMir llb - Qtt":AJ. Slnlla. Jlqalld. Datlllol'III!IIIBIIIIt.,II'.I!Ginl or=-~ P· m. '7:3D Jl.lll. - - ~-- ................... Adult 1"1 . 'l'llurtday, 8:00p.m. - - --------............ ~ .. -11ieb, DIID!IIw: Blblo ~ 0. L~D&P~De. Oblol, Rft, O. L Cburdl l'nJ . Study ' Saturda1, t:OO •. m, - --·--·-·· ' .-• 1'fout - · Store" t:JO a. lL, ll1lla. Boaltlalllit. GirO, PMillrl Sullda18cllc*, ~·~ Th_2da>'t• !·IS epr m at I*:Ai. .tMoNw. M8l Pom - '- S..· ·lt:IIO a.m.-·-·-·-··--~~ v.. . JlomN WGrlblp, L !L, llilWt Grate, Supt. WC. m_. a . · · · 11211:. II~ 8 11111 . ' . ' ·I ... •.-. j,. .. .1 J1t111111 Wanlllp, liiiiP at ll:li ._ PIJ.111 _¥!N NoDe Bini. 7:15 p. m. . 61 Jeep------ $1395 $1195 ~ Middleport, Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. Star I!:UB Cllan:~ every s unday evenin&. ' Rev. Menzel Smith. pastor: 9 tft R.elne Metbodtsl Cllareb, a. m. Sunday School, Fr~ H. L. McDaniel, pastm·: SuoSmith, supt.; Earl Shuler. Ass l da~ School 9:30 a. m.: PreaettMorning worship 10:46 a. m.: Jng 10:311 a. m.; MYF 6 p m.; Prayer meeting B P· m. Thur:t· Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. day. m. Wedn~esday. Mo-'·c TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY Warmth and hospitality are evident in these Early American pieces ... will add grace and comfort to your living room. See this suite while featured at this low, reduced price ---======--7' M p 1 CbrbUaa Selence Churebes, - Christian healing wil. be the theme of a Bible Lesson to be Pomeroy 'Welt llalll .. 95 Regular 339.95 '1 · dllf 7:30 p. m, HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Jetflre Coupe. SUpercbarpd engine. Bucket seats with consul. Spotless red finilb with black interior. 63 Buick- FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES LIEVING COAL COMPANY • ,, r Relatives have learned that Peler Lalirh, WIUIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING OOEGI.IIN READY-MIX CO. Larry Circle , president, con- Charleston, a son. ducted a short business session I I and the report of the secretary I was given by Joyce Archer. The treasurer, Cheryl Bentz, re-: 1 ported $50.70 in the treasury . 1 Three charges were represented. Pomeroy. Syracuse and Tup. pers Plains Refreshments were , served. ~~:;:~ ~ G~ SALE! A film "Teen·age Codes'' was S~ Mls- r~-~..~-~,..~---~~-~~~w~~~~~~~~~~~i~~?,~rfi'~:J~~~- Reduced for Clearance I a!. = $2,095.00'- 'Coffee Time With Janet'' show ·reco s were as1 eweese, 1 Feb. l, at Pt. Pleasant, non-support warMondayHmo~l~g. wiH be rant and William Bonecutter, Church Women. Miss Abraham will the Triennial Convention held a m er oplc .s a·nd Plants in the 1·11 st. Louis last October and er $2,439.55 LMI Metropolitan Motoro Dlocount • • • • • • . 344.55 . :i u..::..:::U a!itJpoH.. Tranoportltlon Chorgoo • , . , . _- , , • , , , . , • , , 50.00 . SANDWICH . P7-':f' Dougard • • • . . • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 4.25 Total Sticker Price s.lla•• -" =• • B. H. Sanborn Mission· Societv of the Middleport ·. Ch h will be . Baphs1 urc the host to the annual be Fellow f the Tea for mom rs 0 . Rio Grande Baptist As!IOCra,.ron M nctay evening Feb. I at the church begmnmg at m. Mrs. D~~ld Boone WI program . \ ai~m~~~tin of :!i,. m.; STEAK HOUSE g~~!· Sentinel Church News a; --;;;;;========-, Fabulnrr • =· Cbolr lldleanal. &mday, Feb. ol Obtlp- f. r. & -· 7, !IIIII, 2:311 p. m. Fourth Quar· a. WI , t* terly Ooaf- ll!d ollollen Ill Guy19111o (Daldo ~~ churcb offlelalt will bo beloL !In FnDII .,.,...., .... B,..o , _ lkdt ..... ; Samtlll ........)'>• ..,, Biller' E. a.Jdt, 8r., ...... DaJ "' Cl'li911eel.flJI .. Simda1 Scbool t:IO L IlL, W.. .......o- "" ltadr ....._ Ia, llalo)l, '!upl.; . Mlll'lliDg ...,._ m.: CGIII-, .._. ship 10:10 L Ill. YGillb llen'lct. Mau. 8·457:a0 ~ p. m-·;._Bv• lvMII"IIIIIc nt ~ ...,~ cborp. ...., uUqllit> ~•ollsl <.:bur<. Sun. 7 p. m., Prayer Servlce, Wed- p1m ellsticYoulll, oervlce, MJd. 8:45 uao, P.7:110111.;p. m.; Prayer meetRayS. Wlalnc, ollk!fr day School at 10 a. m. Prayer n~7 ~ ~ Pomeroy ~tek Prayer and Pralse Wed- tllg, 'lbun<''IJ 7:30 P liL . 8uDo;loy 10 L m. meetlrrg nuuod•Y . 7:30p.m. Jerry Masters, pastor: Sunda; aesday, 7.30 p. lll. ' el~..~. c:-.::::. !q:' 11:30 L Ill......_&~ School 9·30 L lll. Onueb 10,30 .._ ""· Smxlay 7 p. lll. YOUIII r..,._ I Bethlehem Bapllol chrtstlan £udeavor &:30 llqdam Ball ol JebovU'I pulltr. SUndly School 1:110 L Leglm: 7:30 {1. m. SoiYatklo Great Bend' !ln. C. L. 0'\.:or> o. m., ' . ""· . m.; Pbll Wrse, 111pt_: Momtllg ........,.. 'l'llandi,J 1 10 1 ~ to . Robert Lewlt! lllJit- p, m. Evening Service, 8:30 p, Wttne,..•• Pu.... ,_ling, worahtp 10:30 ._ m.- you I b ~-.• ,'7 Ill. nor, pas r, • m day ~ p. m .• Watchtower study • ellstlc dles Home Loque, P· •••• 9:30 a. m. MomlnJ Worship . 6 p. m.• Bibt.. IIIUdf Tueadar. Services 7 p. m.; Evq clalses: 7,30 p. m. lllllllllllldJ, and Sunday ScboOI; 1 p. liL £v. Rolland Cbllft• ol Chris~ 1 m ' Service meeting 7 p. service 7' 30 p. lll. Mid · Week prayer meotlnl- other oervtc. ening service: T'tursday, 7:30 Bible School 9:30; Communlcm mP·~, Ministry ;chool, prayer aervl.,.. 7:30 p. m. Wed- by llllJlClUllCemoat. p. liL Prayer meeting, 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley 6 p. m. 'lburoday. p monry ~ DIJ .wn. Supt. Sabra Canaday. pianist: F.-m Gospel Mlnloa, a.. "a.arclt Mulberry lllflbla Cupenler Baptist C~: Bible Study. 7:30, Delbert flo. Lallroru Cllarclleo - St Po•l ollan . Stlversville Road: E. J, : ortl! Melp .,;til Silllday School ~15 ·30 a. m.; om- mine, leader. Sunday SebooJ t:l5 a. WOI' Grlfillll, pastor; Hager W t ~ Putor F W Gifford. ing Worolnp 10. a. m. ·• ~-- 10.30 , St. ford, Supt.; Sunday School 10 ·-,. · ' •J • R · Cbrlst p oulp len~ · a. m.. o-r- 7 Aaststant Paator 0111e1 Pint Bapllll ClulrU, Mlddle- Zion Cburcb or ' om• Jalm, lUnday School 10 a. m.: a. m.; Evangelistic -·~-. - Hoffer Services' 011 Sallllf87: port. Rev. Oooald Baooe, oas- rov . Harrts~W~vWe Road. Eu. Worshl? 0 a. m. :30 p. m. "rayer meeting, 7:30 SabJraih School, I p. IlL; Scoool 9.15 a m geno Underwood, mlnlster. B~ r. m. Tuesday. . , y Ill tor: Sunday Su 1 ·. 10:is ;;_ b!o school 9:30 a. m.; Mlll'llina Allred Motbodt.t Cllurclt Worship, 2.'30 P· ~·Bib;~ Fred Hollman~."'BYP e p worship 10:30 a. m. ; Evening Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sun- RatloDd Ml•lo• : Olive New- m""tlng, 3·30 a1 111 "'-, W:'.::! Worshlp, 7, 30 ~: worship 7:30 p. m.; Robert Reed day School at 9:30 a. m.•. Char- llllUI, rnlsolonary pastor: Sun- ely, ~ be liverl again and again. It llr11't automatic - this 11rowing ::::; Wed. ~:30 p. m. Prayer Bible ~chool Su;>t. ""' T~ylor, supt. Worship oer- day ljebOOl, t:30 a, m.: WOI'IIlliP 'SI Evana • oW 1racefully. Worries seem to accu· meeting · 8·30 P m. Wed. cbolr Clle Cb cit et God Be• vtces at 10:46 a. m. wtth the 10:30 L m.; Preachln&, 7:30 p. Bl1ell U!diM atE!• ~ He gave us the gift of love, so we aulate with the years. And there io • · · ' . ater ar • ' Rev . Casto. Wednesday even- m.. Prayer aen1ce, 7:311 p. m. Qrlll Cltudl: Rev. Eltllll L praeUce. Gilbert Spencer, pastor. SundQ ing prayer service& at 7:45. ~. BIDio, pulllr; SuMaJ ..-, .rtu tho &'Jl&Winr aense that opportu- ean experience anew the adventures First Ba dst Cburch. Pome- School 9:30 a. m. Morning 1101' lli._IL. Wllmle .......... .,.. Jiillel once brimminr with promise lie of youth, the achievements. of matu ... rity, in the lives of our children and r _ Charles Norris. ship 11 a. m.; Evangelistle !Jefo Cll-r llletbndlll ~ a,r_!leY. Ealt ~ It:ltlla.,., ?:lip. m. ompt.y where we tossed them .. . along cry Ull vice, 7 p. m. Pray& meetinJ, Pearl A .. Casto, Pastor, WorOisler, pasror: Servrces every Oltlvaller, prllltllal, : 10,20, 30 1 9 grandchildren. a JOad without return. S:ce, !0:30 a. m.; 7:30 P; m. Wednesday; YOUlll o! _ semce at 9 a. _m., Wednesday and Friday evemng oD. !Iaiii MI"JII, N ry and Junior church for People s SefVlce Friday, 7.31 School at 10 a. m., W lst at 7 3tl D m 8 P m Prea'hill& 1:211 p. Ill.! And He gave us a Way of Llfo, But t'bele later years are not meant p. m. Thursday of monLh : Board Tbe CburtD or the Nazal'f"ne, \!"d W Pray'"r meetiD&, 1:• revealed in the teachings of Chriot. abo a blU'den. Thet·e is much to sug1 c en. meeting 3rd Wednesda) ol the Cbester, Ray E. Warne, pastor. •Wedne a.. t-. ... lt.at God intended them to bring So that every today • . . when it h.. Firll BapUal Cllurcb. Racine Cburcb .•f God, Mt. Mo= month. Sunday School 9:it0 a. m.: MorD~ ~rs Malli~lliDC•· become yesterday •. • will be another -d. Rev. C. l... O'Conner, pastor ~v. Daniel Workmu, ~ eatb Met.bodist Cburcb. Mid-- ing Worship 11 L m.; NYPS • ., graceful stone in the arch of Tomorrow. Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m., Sam Sunday School 9:45 a. m., W~ dl B t M E: Dowson pastor· 6:4S p. m.: Evening Servrce, UB Cborch. Lelort '· Jh gaft lLII the blessing of memoCurds, supt.; 10:4S a. m. Moro- ship servtce 11 a. m. and 7· :rN, M..;re Ch~ Schoo'! 7:30p.m.: Midwee~ Prayer serday School 1:30 a. m.; Wottdrlp .... oo jll'eoious moments of joy may '"" worsbip; 6:30 p. m. BYF a. m. Prayer meeting Pe7.301 ~.· S t. . anChurch School 9:30 a. vice, 7:30 p. m Wednesday. "' ...,, Sunda~. 7:30 p Ill. -e . · . m Tuesday: Young ope up., • 8 and Juruor FeUowsh~p, p.m ' meetrng, 7: 30 p. m. Friday. m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. llllddleporl Chnrcb ot the N82- Letart Falll United - 'W1a .......CH P"O .. ALL. • ALL ,.Opt THil CHUACH Evening serVIce: 7.30 p . . m. m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- arene, Rev. Clyde J . Bartlett Church. Rev James Mom:wn : 11Mo Cburdl" &be lfellell f•ctol" • ..nb b dw buildinl of dlanocWednesday, Prayer meeting; I Rutland Cburcb 01 ~~ Rev. ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board SW1day School9 ·30 a.m.; Morn- sunday School 9 30 a m .. Tom Waallllllod cd.~lp.lt il• .tore8:30 p. m. Wednesday . SPmor John Smallwood. pastor : ::iUDday meeting, 1st Sunday ot month. lng Worship t0 ·30 a. m.; NV~ 1i Norris, supt.. A.sst Supt Her· ' - fll IJiritllal v.b..... Without • . . . m.a,, .Jhr .._C)' Choir Practice; 3_:30 P. m: Tue•l school 10 a. m.: E:vane,ellstlc 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday Young People, 6: 4~ p m : Evan- ·bert Roush t'reaehina Sunda, . . atriliatian au\ ll,lf'l'i~ . 'Tho:,. day, Junior Chotr Practice. service 7 p. m.: Young Peopl~ of month. 7·30 p. m ; Eleanor gelistic mePting 7:30 p. m.; 10 30 a m ; Alternate evemna ,...~ .uwld.wv• t'eiU· Rutland First Baptist Churcb l!:ndeaver 7 _P· m. Wednesday · Circle, 2nd Thursday ot month P:-aypr meer •g. Wed . 7 30 p.m worship at 7.30 p. m . ~ PraySunday Schral9:30 a . m. Preach· Prayer meeung 7 p. m. Satur- 7:30 p. m .; Class 12, 3rd Wed. hP l et meeting Thurs., 8 P- m . TueBday . day. nesday of month, 8 p m.; Aft· Pomeroy Chorcb or t Naz. i Zechadah In~ Sunday 2.30 p. m. n Circle 4th Thursday of arene, Sundav School. 9:30 "·I Ml Hormon Untted - 3:6-7 Free WiD Bapttst Church, Grace Episcopal . Charcb, ~~~- 2 p. ~.; Choi r Practice m.: Morning worship 10:45 B.l {n Christ· Rev Jam~ Morri· Rutland, Pastor, Re•J _ p au I Pom~roy, The Rev . Rlch~rd o~ Wednesday, 7 p. m. m. Evening Worship, 7 P m , ~ SI'n. pastor; Sun~)' School, Ta lor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. ~artm, Rector. SDDday M_ Prayer meeting, 1 p. m Wed. 9·30 a m., eachmg 10:30 I . Priddy, Supt. ; Preaching rung P.rayer and Sermon, 10 · 30 Minersville Metbodlit church Rev . CJyde v. Henderson, pas· a1. Alternate preachtnt. and Fill the hope it will, in some rneuaure, fOBter and lr.elp oao• servlee, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser- • .m. t:ottee hour loUowmg. Dr. Lester L. Roush, pastor: tor. Chrisrian EwJeavor. 7:3tl P m. min """'wllich i3 good in family and community life, this fea· vices, 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Eaterprlae EUB Cburch, Rev. Victor Brown, Churct- SchOifiool l Cbnrch ot !he Nazar- Pom- Sunday Mid-Week ';!yer serby L . b ' d organizations. 10 each a. m.quarrter c- eroy Rev r.tvde Hend•rsun. ' vice!> Wednesday. / .o:.v P m. tare lponaore t,.., tu!Reu f'rm r s an-' u ML Morlab Bapdsl Cllardl, Menzel slDl"tb ' pas tor. Worship Superintendent. l I Bo rd meebng lfllun•" names appear below, Comer ot Fourth and Main SL service 9: 30 a. m.: Sund:r a los a otherwise called. Holv ' Pastor: Su,tday School 9·:!0 I . Mlddleporl Finl United Prot> __.:____;...._ _~;_-----:----------------~~Middleport. R•v. Nyle Borden, School. 10·30 a. m.. Youth ~,.j ~nU:,union each quarter as an· m.; Mornillji Worship 10 :30 . a. byterran r.hurcll. Rev Howard ,. -•-•·ter Sunday School 9·30 low ship 6:311 p. m.• Boys • 1m . NYPS 6 45 p m. Evemng Ruppelt, pastor: Suncla' School .....,.. . . GirlS. FeUo-""' 8·30 P m. Douncco. .. p raY e r 9:" a.m. Mrs D-'-· Sauer • 1 . m_ Arnold Richards, SUpt. ".,.... .,,. · ' '' services 7:30 p. m. n ..., ....., . Morning Worship 10:311 1 , m. Evenrna service 7.30 p. m., 2nd Moroe Cbapel Metbndlsl lmoeting. <: 30 p. m. Thursday supt.: 10 itO a. m . WorshiP: $.4S ' and 4th Sundays: Youth CbOlr, Church, Arthur Stitt, Pastor · p. m YF: Wed. 8 3J' Junl..llldclleport WY Z.2550 ~St. Memb@r n'D Nooml Baplial Cburcb: S•• 6:30 p. m. Wedneaday. Prapr s~nday School. 10 a. m. OUver . Charcb of the NBiarene, Ra- Cho" : 7 P m S.niO< Chnir WY 2·264t day School 9:30 o. m.: Wor- Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesdly. sayre. Supt. : Sunday Worship erne, Ohm. Sunday School It SyracUJe First Ualled PreoGreenhou5e WY 2·3402 shlp 11 a. m.; Prayer servlce, Lottrtd EUB CBarcb, Rev. service. 11 a.m.; Prayer meet- 9:30. a.m. Sunday Worship ! bvterian Church - Church ser! p. m. Wednesday. E ~mersou pastor Sun- in& every Wednesday evenilll. S~rvlce 10:30 a.m. Sunday 1~dve- l v'lces 9:30a. m.: Sunday School ugene ' ell Portland Methodist Cbarclt. nmg ?.m.:Wednes· w·:lO ..,_ t • lODe 7o Church Tbls Woet• C.lelotr Cllarch, r{ingsblll'"l day Schoo~ 10 a.• m., Russ week Serv1ce Prayer 7:30 Serv1ce · a. rr.. : Bible Study, Wed., Road- · mday School 9:30 a , m. Archer, SupL Sunday Worshl;> Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday day 730 p.m. Rov . Morris \t . uo P .m. Establisherl In 1904 Jlliddleport NtM Ralpb Carl, Supt.; "reaching 11 a. m. Bible Study _and Pray- School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Har· Wolfe, Pastor. West Columbia, W. Va. Services, 7:30 p. m., Cecil Cox, er servica led by Millard Coe, old G. Roush, Supt.; Kenn~th Pb. Hason SP 3-.!593 Layman; Pr•yer meeting, Toe!> 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. McLeod, Ass'L Supt. Services Rutland Church or lh• N...r. 3S00 erS003 ""'='•I AMERICAN 2 DR. 330 CLUB SEDAN········ ··· ···· ·· $1919.0Cf Grueser was observed when the Kautz, Mrs. Clarence Massar, w. Va., Diocesan United Thank Mrs. R~ . 3 ~ Busy Bee Sewing Circle ol the I Mr~ Theodore Mora , Mrs ._ Roy Ofrering Custodian, will be ·the Rutland ne Y Federated Churc h mr t Thurs- S<> vlnend and Mrs. Carl Shields . guest speaker of the Club willofprtehseenmt o~t~ on day at llw ch urch for :-~n all ! . 1· f the day quiltillg A potlu l'k di nnt'l' was serw d at noon to Miss Grursrr . Mrs. otho Murrav. ·M" Wa It er Ba · I I 1964 RAMBLER By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Birthtl~ty 25Enrolled In Art Course ~,:,)j, '1-- . ..m. ~~ '.1...--------"'.'"',""..---tMi!~ • �_ _ _Fo_r_Le _ _ _ _ _ _ 11-_D afl _ y Sen_tlnel, Pom~roy-MiddleP_Orl , 0 ., Jan. 29, 1965_. For Rent WANT AO INFORMAnON DU.D.Lll\1 ~ ... P . II. 0..., &.for- Publlnt1oro llaDd.117 O..dlill• 1:00 A M MoDdiiJ CANCEll.ATIONS CORRECTIONS WW be aceeptPd until 9:00 A.. f'OI' Da' <If t>ubU~tl411 5 ROOM opartmont and balD,, II unturnishd AU uUIIUes fUrI nished. Upstairs above Dr. Donovan 's ofice Phone WY 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. M.lI - - - - - - - - - -I -lZ-lfc- Tba RJroOI..ATlONI PQitllll:ler ~sernts rtlbt 10 edit or ~eet an:r ada deemed •bJ~ooable . ElTon ahouJd be report.d IDlm.cilatal:rTbe "ublhlhrr ..-w not be ruponalblt for mon thaD on• lnC'Orrtct \na"ruoa. 5 ~ word .. r\.d Sen"l~ l'or Want I Cenu pu one tn.ertlon llllnilllum Chari• 00 cenlll 12 Centa per word tor l'hl'H oon tecutlve tn,.eruonl. 1rO per et"nl 01•.,.-,unt on pallt ach lllll'l u!.l pa~d Wlthtn 10 days SOHIO STATION LOCATED IN POMEROY lnvestment-Exctlltnt room and bath -- - LEASE Paid Troinlne-Mocforolo in Pomeroy. Phone W~ ~3319 lZ t5 Uc lhtl FOR END-OF-THE-MONTH Business Opportunity CaU 446-3742 Aft.r 6 P.M. or Writ• P ,0 , Boi 123, Gallipoo -- ITRAILER lots for rent, close to l...aundrymat and schools lh, Ohio for Information, -~V~a;U pany, Middleport. p:p~ly~C~o~o>~~~~~~;:~~~~~~ 2ey~Lu~m~bu~~&~S:u: I HHlo:f!; an~ tour rrY!'1'; Real Estate For turn•<: ll& Sale and llllfumisbed apart. menU. WY 2-5434 1.2 8 tfc ed CARD OP' THANXS &. OBITUARIES 11 .15 for 50 word min - - - --D um _ Eacb ld<1Jtlonal word lC - Friday- Saturday -Monday ---- For Sale OP'FICI: SOURS PRICES TUMBLE! - - ---- - - .:= Mrs. Kenneth Harris is Hostess ~";'· !"'~::;::.rmtf!W• For Wildwood Garden Club Meeting with her parent&, Mr. and MrL Roy Frecker. Mra. Kenneth Harris l!lltel'· tained the Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday evenin8 al borne, Wetzgall St., with Mn. Milton Houdasbelt a log hostess. The meeting opened wltb vollons by Mn. Fred wh<> gave a medit.allon, "Value of Man" taken from The Upper Room and closed wltb pray· er. Memhera anaw..-ed roll call by displaying a bird Ieeder !bey had made. Mrs. Edison Hollon presented an article, "Plan Your Garden to Attract Blrda.'' It broughl out !bat birds like prl· vacy for neatin8 espetially IBrge shade trees: They need water winter and IUJ!llllOr suggested adding glycerine water to keep from She aloo suggested the feeding biNis the year round. An allele on the Johnny Appleseed museum waa also read by Mrs. Hollon. other articles were "Sometblni For Birds" by Mra. Harris and "Care of Hollday Planls," by Mn. Uowln Nease. Mn. VIctor Hysell gave now Is the Ume to oil tools, shake snow I r om evergreen branches, and root bulbs for forced bloom_ "'"~ ~....81 •.-• Dally 11oo11 ·LEAVING for hospitaJ soon, so must sel l my 26'' boy's "Huff " bike. Almost new stain- 1 POMEROY ·tb Humphries, Nicholson Wed December 26th ~ 1 I day and Tuesday Long wltb her UDCie and auDI, Mr. and Mn. Dana Fick. Mr. and Mrll. Leo Koenl8 t1 Canton vlslted recently wiUI his sister. Mils Ethel Koenlll at tbe home of Mill Ellie Hart. I' Mal"nly About I world news In ....... . . . . . 7 ..._,_, - - 1 i I ,.ucltltl' Rt~lt~ s39 :~~- a,.. ATTAXTIME For • .,... 11WHCo •• tililit , 1964 ... -· ..... ,_ _ ..., of .., D. II ACRES of bottom ....und. SH 2-4695. c...... -c.. v-o.. Sf_Contl.lct Ill. Tenor - __ 1960 DodgeV8. Automlltle - - trlDI. - Jla4lo llld Mol<ldol' 4 Door Sedan beater. Power Reerinc. T-.• 1959 Plymouth Jla4lo - -and bHW, 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic T HAT LAZY GOOD· rcR: NOTHlN' VARMINT NEED WI F WORK GLOVES? HIS I WUZ BEG !NNIN ' 10 COMElHRU THE OlD v'oo:->/ 'fALE A SUDER· S ECRET lv1FETI NG 14 :rr.Tbo- 1 11.. Humble 18. Blat lt. :uo....s I. rapidly 38'. Toward 18. Over: poet. 40.Partota bureau U.Haug1>t7 "'Seed.ot the oall: &T. bu!ate U.Bioy . ,...... 11 1 48, Rawboned ICL Founder of '' Chrlstlan DAJL ·' I y CJUP.l'OQUOTE - 1-19 Here's how io work It: AXI'DLIIIAA.XB I lo LOxe.-IIILLOW Ot:td lett~r .&nply8tauds for 8DOtbc Ill thle for the three L' .. X for the • llmple A Ja ueedl trophlu, the lenctJl anti ron!:!~e::. ~lng: Jetter., apo ... Bach day u. aode letter. ,_ dltf t. or aru aU bintt. I . I ItA(. . ~IC!o. ...... Ao_,....,.__ JC BJO ZHl ZCliiK PB -- MO@MI THRU FRIDAY 8:00 Sign On - Newo 8:01) Scared Hearl 6:20 Melg$ County RFD 6:2> 8:30 6:57 7:00 7:05 7:20 7:30 Paul Bowers - Farm Bill Miller Sho~ Weatller N~ws Tiny's Morning Chapel Bill Miller Sbnw Sports 7:3~ Pickens Hardware I I (Tues .. Thurs·) News Bill Miller Show Dally Light Bill Miller how Baker Furniture Show I iWed. • Fri.) 9100 News 9:00 Cott<e With Janet 10100 Bill Mlllers Brunell Show 11:00 Ministerial AltloclaUOD 11:15 ~oo• County Ajrt. Fnl (Tues.) 11115 Famll)o Wonhip !Thurs. 11!15 A.S.C Program (Fri.) 11:30 Swap Shop 11:45 Tluy'o Country Bynmtfme 12t00 C.OOnt Block News 12;16 Goessler Guest Star 12.110 Larl')' AndersoD Show 1:.110 Jlm Meeo Show 7;50 8:00 8:30 8:45 8;1l\ TIRR-Y = ABJDB TRB __- W CD.- ........... ..._. THAN ABOUT R.HI!l'UMATISM.- I{A..SK'«a -- - refrigerator!~ WMPO Radio TM A'l'O Yoo-J'o..,_..._~, >m 'niB STARS "'•Jr-.--. ...~uCH MORE IS KNOWN ABOUT 'Oh, I'll agree that mow boy ·friend of ~anio'o 1' a ltraight-forward YOunl man ••• espoclally when he hppeno .t o be. pofnted toward a liiPL'l' DTBJ .PGQPJWB 1961 Dodge - - - Stattoo Wo&OD VB. Automatic lnlll, lladla IJid - · WHAT OOE S ...... , '' T•reS - - - - $945 ,. SLFore~ Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist OHa·ce Hours.• Tuesciay & Thursd.ay Call: Wy-2-3279 1960 Ford c - -~- - Pomeroy Motor Co.@ S .. ....- ·----.2'1t0"1_.___ ' . I• ...."" . . .. . a•-• ,, 'I Ia fee us .. ________ .. I I I DAllY CROSSWORD [::i~;;i~iiii~;.J Pomeroy rt't-'Ornmend.!i the ''heat-proct"sM' been makmg a l'Omebal'k . One l it a sevPre case ul tht! cules. ··Perry Mason" Feb. 11. ol the USDA's Agriculh,... 'll fle. oJ the ottshoutij hat~ bt!en t:l new 1 Qy(•rall, this f'ast> of the cutes search Servke advise J.lt()Ct'!4.tlone-hour AHC-l'V series, "The wq~ld hBve made Art Linkletter BIG BIRD inH tlw!ie products in a lioiling Kmi! Family,'' which Will make wil'u-t' , or m&\'be 1 am JUst o~ l The great blue hertm h1 50 w..uer bath - rather than coldits second appearanee Saturday timistic at heart. In anv event inches long and ranges from pack or open • kettle canning. and features a singiJI8 group the resulumt sum ~ffec't. of th~ Alaska and Nova Scotia to c~lled the King Sisters along hour wa~ to lt'ave the impres- 1 ----~.:.:.:.::._:::::::::__~"__ _ _ __ _ _ __ WJt~ two-and-a-half dozen of swn that the 36 Kmgs were not t~etr musically-inf'l ined rei a- quite ajj exdl ing en masse as I tlves. 1Lina Romay stand ins ~rfectly !he se rles . which had it!l. pre- ~ti ll 1n a hlgh-ne<•ked gown , 1 ACKOS8 DOWN 20 _Spoken m1ere 1ast weekf'nd, 1s more doin!!: nothlns. And this was an 1. A social 1. Graduatton 22. Hlll.t spee!fte&lly an oftshool ol a unfa1r Impression because, as 1 documen~ -..-emon~ pr~v1o us , succ.essful specia l ~ !18y, those teen-agers are some6. Man'• %. Meo.aur• name or land wtuch was relatively cloy ing in 1 thins . However, l don't know 28. Cl.go... I . Freezer !.Number patra.. Its over-use of the family's very ' whPther the lt't"T!-age audience 10. Wagon suffix river young ~hildre~ but showed ~f'a- ! will like th~m bt-cause they U . Amerry 4. Upright lM. Food frollo sonable prnm1se as a posstbly St>t:'m to bf' friemll v with their l!i. P•rform tloh 12". Tet~t 6. Dlatl,ure 28. Mother: who!Psome and engaslng effort . parE'nts. · :u. S.t 1.Co~ coUO<jo 'Jlhere is 151111 reasonable Another new s<>riPs, NBCelollly tlon n . Com· proO'ltse In the show, partly be· TV's "Bnmded " a halr-hou toli(etb.er, 8. Be.... pletel;r ulhe cause . the Kin.g sisters are , w£'stern starri;1g Chuck Con~ 11. La.r••lad1e 30, Bplne 8T. l\We duck teeth 13. Card game 32. Marry rfl. Sour pleasi.n~ ~p Singers .of good 1nors , has its s{'('ond ou ting Sun26. Ta.h.IUa.n. 115. In what 34, Drencb 4.2. Upland sta'l~~ . songs .• ~ut chaefly be- lday . This Sf'rif's dE"als with a/ national mannor 315. Danger plain cau~ th'e fsmtly s many teen- ~oldier who was discharged on ~ 19. TaUerad: ;.tO. Appearing 44.Guma 1T. Hawauan cloth agers are a really. wonderful false charge of cowardice , aalf aa.&Mn ... Lair bird group of talented smgers and , and resembles in theme ABC. 18. CB.Illlda.' • 6 1 8 danrers, as well as rnwJicians. l TVs 1 'The Fusitive." Connors and are probably the handsom- is one of the few actors in HoiJarc• elty -- - ·---- - - - --· 1 peop1e 1n -- I I Mn. Hollon bad the arrange- Make a )Wcy barnburgtr of the month u•lni h<>lly steak by mixing four tab!• and a red blrd. Ribbons lor aro1 mllk with a polllld ransemenlll were awarded hamburger meat. Mn. Bomer Holter, Mra. BOD Fisher. Mrs. Hollon Mn. Hysell. A game on ° accordin~ ul B)' RICK DU Bfti)W Iest gathering of kids you will The Channel Swtm: Bur1 Lan- in the home preservation of · Unhtd .Pr~•• (nterna uonal ever sf't' . !fer 1s a guest on CB8-TV 'a Ed pickles and relishes 1 HOLLYWOOD I UP I 1 - Ewr But uh lhose lUIIe une~ . tllt> : Sullivan show Sunday .. Jutl To mamtain the texture col llnre the Cass1us Clay-Sonny 1 very little ones. They JUSt about ~all portrays a Hawaiian po- or and flavor of pickled fruits Liston fJght, vaudeville has ruinf'd the premiere lly gJVUIH ' !iceman on the same network 's and ve~etables, food s~ia!J~Is ..,. - 6 .. room frame h bath · 1 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Station Wag, . ouse WI • gas ctrcu atIT'S SO L\IY TO PLACE /I. mg heat, 2 .. porch~s. cellar a&SULT PRODUCING Locally owned ~;~nd a nice well cared for car. 6 cyl. enY • . basement. utility building and WANT o<D le ss steel fenders. P r1 . ce 1arge 1o1, 3 bl ocks off Marn . gine with new ring1, std. trans ., radio, heater, good wasMrll. played with prize awarded I Hysell. $20 00. John Mohler, Leadmg Street. $3800.00 PHONE WY 2·2156 Llres. Bt-ig~ and brow11 finish . Refreshmenlll were served ========== I Creek Road , M1ddlepot1. Oh10 MINERSVILLE ·- 5 _ room MASON - Mrs .. Lena Humph- the hoatess to 18 \W 2-6103. 1 29 3Lc I frame house w1.th bath , gas Was $999, Reduced To $899 __ - Phone n ~s of Coalton IS announcing Mn. Alfred Yeauge~" woo Card of Th11nks 1965 circulating heat, acre lot A the marriage of her daughter. door prize 1s~:wi~G Machine. new Jeanne, to Pearl Eugene (Nick) _._ _ __ 'WE HAVE - -Nt- - ~- : model . Sews forward and re- buy at $350000 .tnod wo sd to expr~ss vt'r~e Equipped to zig zag, RURAL - 5. . · room 1961 Dodge Lancer 2 Door Nicholson, Dover Air our gratJ u e and f apprec1a· _h t' button hole, d arn, etc. $38 88 . ' house with front porch Base, Dover, Delaware, son Local one owner car. dean interior, blue finish, good mn 1 d0 "'f wudn er u1 nelg. · Term s. \\'Y 2-3862 _ l 29 6tc 1 ed brick siding sink o'il cirof Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, CIU· bors an nen s tor the1r . ' · tires , ~tandard tram!. Radio and heater. 1 ton, and the late Asa Pearl many acts of kmdness . we \' ACUUM CLEANERS, cannis-~ c~latJng heat. One acre l~t Nicholson. are grateful for the cards, 1 ter typt> Have compl~ te set w1th gnrage and some frutt Was $795, Reduced To $699 The double rlni ceremony was food and !lowers sent dunng I cleanmg lools. Sale.~man de · 1 trees. performed on Dec. 26 at the our double sorrow and loss . I monstrat ors Full cash price C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Melhndist Church at Coalton, firsi our uncle, Walter E. $15 95. WY 2-3862. BOX 229 WY t-3838 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 6 - 4 Door Ohio, by Rev . Bowles. Mr. and Mn. ~ Helne!l, Sines, then our husband. fa. ! ! 29 5Lc The bride wore a ballerina student& at Ohio Unlvet'8lty, Powerglide trans ., good tires, dark iJ'een finish, heat. ttJer"thands brother. Henry S .. d A' I STUTZ' H&N "N. k length wedding gown of white Athens, arriwd Wednesday 0 . 1 t hanks to 0 r. I r,-. her k" '·• h s h. k oc IFOR SALE : Modemb 3 hedroom er. A wonderful to buy. Srna . pec1a !Bee fitted bodice, with lull spend tbe between semeoten 1 .d R , \ 1c _.rg orn c 1c s. or home 6 rooms ath break1C0 an-1 R • geway to ev ;\' ' • ' skirt of white chiffon over laf· · vacation with their parent&, iel th · h ·R . started pullets todav . Modern 1 rast room large basement, Normally Priced $1195, Reduced To $999 lela, with which she wore Mrs. Theo Reines and Mr. and E s, e smgersd t ~ Aacme I Poullrv . Box 188. · Athens, 1 and attic' Close to schoo1s mer~en~y squa an men- OhiO ..Phone LY 2-9031. ' and c hw-~hes in Middleport. accessories. Her fmger length Mn. V. D. Edwarda. Ican egton. · In s wedding veil was held by a Glenn Humphrey returned to 1 29 1tc I WY 2-~26 • 439 Lmco Mrs. Henry Smith, t., 1961 Ford "6" - h Ton Pickup white tiara crown of pearls. Her home Cleveland, Charles and Sylvia Sim~s 1 PlG FOR SALE, corn l:ed, Middleport. 1 28 4tp Fl.ereside 8ft . Deluxe eab, good tires, heater. bridal bouquet was blue roses alter a visit with his mo1 29 ttp bdween 275 and 300 lbs. $40 ' on a tiny salin pillow encircled !her, Mrs. Elizabetb Humpbi WY 2-3819. 1 28 Jtc FOR SALE - Six room house Normally Priced $1295, Special $999 with lace. She carried a white and friends. I WISH 10 thank the people · . --with bath. Also a four ro<n 1 Bible. Roy Holter visited rewho fought the fire at my Trotwoud Travel ~ Trailer ror house and six lots in MkidleTraditional wedding music at Cheshire with her Mon... far . . . . . . . . 3 ·~ home la st Wednesday cmd sale. In good condition. Sloops 1 port. Phone WY 2-3509. 1960 Ford VB Fairlane 500 - 2 Door thus saved it from destruc- • fiw 8 room duplex, 2 lots, . 1 27 6tc wa• presented by Pam Ham· , Mrs. George Thompmond of Coalton, Ohio. Bridesand reports her as imprnv- 01-PI D0-$12 tion . My grat itude to tht' ! large double garage, cinder No rust, clean body and Interior, autoD\IItie trans. Ra1950 SKYLINE Mobile Home Pomeroy Fire Department, block building behind it. maid was Robin WUIIBms of ing. d.io and heater, a:ood tires.· 50 x 10. 3 bedrooms, front Coalton. She wore an aqua lace Mn. Homer Holter vlsited th~ Syracuse Fire Depart- WY 2-5187. end kitchen on lot, size 97x sheath dress with matchJni ac- recently at Tupper, Plaino ment, the Racine Fire Depart1 28 6t.c 205 located in Rutland. Pric· a oy,___ _ _ __ cesorles. Elmer Van Maire her brother and ment, our friends and neigh· 75 BALES of soy beans. 2 ed together, $3,300 separClifton, served as hent man. Mr. and Mrll. Raymond Freck· I bors and all other persons fresh cows. WY 2-2853. ! The bride'• mother was er. She also visited Mr. and who helped in any way at 1 26 6tc ately. trailer, $2500, lot $1200. 1957 International Heavy Duty Pickup Call SH 2-5623, Robert Snow· tired in a two piece beige and Mra. Clarence Headley. that time. Special thanks al -: Good cab and finish, heater, 2 tone b1ue finish. ao to those two boys, Jack SOME OATS. Call WY 2-!1227. den. I 26 6tc with matching acr.eaaorles. Roger Starcher II attendlns Bostic and Spencer Carpenter 1 26 6tp groom's mother wore a u~ ~i ~m~ecbanl:::~cal:!..~schoo:~l~ln:!..~Cin:cln-::.;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;~ W11 $695, Reduced To $499 who rescued and cared for WF. LOAN Carpet Sbampooer crepe dreas with navy ac.,... our little dog and foond the at no cost with purchase of sories. Both wore corsages of other dog that was lost. I Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker \_;j 7 carnations with holly berries. 1957 CHEV. shall always remember th~ir Furniture, Middleport, Ohio. POMEROY _ 5 _ room frame 1951 CHEV. Nicky graduated from Waha· and prompt act10n 26 6tc h "th b th · kindness rna High Sch<>ol, Class of 1961, ·h · · d ' ouse wt a , gas cli'CU210-V-8 4 DOOR wtt smcer"' gra1ttu e. 1950 PLY:...10UTH, 1 - Man lating heat (maxlmum and Is stationed at Dover, Del. Maude Young power saw. Reasonably pric- $19.00) , 2 - room bal1e1111ellt : Miss Humrhnes graduated WAS $69 4 Door _ $499 from Coalton High School with - - - - --,---=1..:2:_..: 9 1_:_tc..: ed. Phone WY 2-0lHZ. 1-25-ilc with cellar, unfinished REDUCED the claaa of 11164, and is em· Lost and Found 1957 sx5o. 3 bedroom National Corner lot with driveway. Standard tl"ans. New TO_ House Trailer. Call Ravens High and dry, conveniently I~ und..- Civil Servlc• at tires, radio, heater. <EF.PSAKE diamond wedding wood 27J-942S. 1 7 24tp cated and a buy at $4000.00. Following the ceremony ring, lost in vicinity Kroger - - - - · - - - - ----·· U. S. 33 ACREAGE - 80 acres ception was held at the h<>me Store and Courl Street. Re- SLUGGISH septic tankl Clog- ~ in Bedford Township midway of the groom's sister and bro-l~::ii::::ii::::ii::iiiii: ""!!!l:iiil/ii ward. Write Box 668A, The ged drains1 Get Klean-Em _ between Pomeroy and Athens. tber · in • Law, Mr. and Mn. II ;;; Daily Sentinel. 1 2.8 3tc All Septic tank cleaner at 7 - room house with bath, Wayne Bergdoll, at Wellslon, ::OST at Waharlla Basketball Landmark Farm Bureau. small basement and hot air OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Ohio. ame Saturday night, a Wa· 1·1·30tc heating, garage. Plenty good POMEROY, OHIO garden space and excellent S Guesto at the wedding lnclud· bama Var~ity Jacket, with site for ponds. Can be bought ed Mr. and Mrs. Glen canthe name "Jim" on it. Please very reasonable for cash wright of Maaon, Elmer Van return to Wabama High 1 BEST PRICES ON I Maire, Mrs. Jessie Cartwright, SchooL I 27 3tp I' sa C. e. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Mrs. A. P. Nicholoon, Wanted To Buy Auto Sales Cartwrtsht, all of CUfton; Mr. ..UGER, for post hnle digger , nOW I BOX %21 WY Ul301 on Ford Trac1or in Five , J'(}MEROY, OHIO - - - - - · - - - - - STANDING Timber. Tup cash and Mn. John Curtis Roush 'l1le Rambl.. Points area. Floyd Cummins. 1 670 X 15 16.60 1 26 3te price paid. Marlon Reynolds, and children of West Columbia, World Sludard of lompad Coolville, Ohio, Rl. 3. can Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Robinaon of CH 7-2101, 1 17 3tc Nylon Bl•ckwall Tu.:~~:ll FOR SALE-Middleport's taJI. E>.,.u.... olter 4 o'cl<rk, t6'1·35ll:l. Gallipolis, Mrs. John Roush of esf bulldillg, located 352 N. Big ... ........ rldo .... SUPER SERVICE 1 11 3fltp Pomeroy, Judy Harrington of Notice Second Street, Mldllleport lwmaoee. 8maD ear e«IDOIDJ' I STATION Gallipolis, Sgt. and ~- Dot! Pticed for quiU .ale. 11>.... ......-bllll.i' - - - - - - - - My.., and children of Dover, Jadt W. Carny rack's Dairy Bar qutre at Ohio llolel. See Help Wanted Del., Mrs, Ralph Bergdoll of Mtr. WY 2-9932 Home made PIZZA llelropollld Molin Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. MlliD Stftet. Pomer81 Rergdoll of Wellston. PllonO WY Wl'll 622 z Door SedaD. e eyl. Standard - Jladla 1114 - · 8:30 A.. y _ Lo ~00 P . M $atiU'day ----8.30 A till to 13:00 1elevision Rer:ue Mn. Roy !"reeker and Mrl. Roger Starche< and claqblar, visited W"'""'""'' witb Mrs. Homer Holter. M'- -•·• .._, _ __. I( - appe~tl , so one ! southern ME>xlco and the Galcould only sympath.lzf v.ith hls apagos Jslands . pllgbt In tht depreuJnily old· th• Eneyclopaedia Britannica. fashioned, trite premiere. Ali i the gh<>sll of· the half·h<>ur RF.I.ISHING BAm westerns now gone, and good WASH INGTON lllPI) - 'f'he rld~ance, stirred again. U S. Department or Agriculture 1lywood with !!liar ·o • • 0 (; 0 WJEH RADIO • • MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY ' 1:00 Midway Ma!lnee 3:55 News Beat 4:30Eiectrlc Co. News 6:45 Sigh On 7 00 4:00 Dlsctng with Doss ' Be Still and Know 4 , ~ .Jim Meea Show "30 Interchange 5:00 News 7:03 Newa 5:00 Community News 6:00 Sign Off 7:08 Musical Clock 5:05 World News SATURDAY 7:30 News Headlines 5: 15 Sports Today 7:32 Musical Clock S:OO S•ga Oo - News 7:45 Word 8Jid Testimony 5:!5 Weather 6:05 Country Music 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 5:30 Dinner Musicalo 5: 41 Sign Off 6:25 Cotmtry Jamboree 8:05 World News 7 :00 News SATURDAY 8:10 Sporto Today 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:15 Weetber I ' ll\ Sign On 11:00 Top Ten Show 8:16 Musical Clo"k 7:00 Be Slili and Know 7:11:1 News 12:00 NOOD Nows 8:511 CllllbJIUDlty Newo 7: 08 Musical Clock 12,15 Mucial Jnterluda 9,00 Talk of the Town 7:30 News Headlines 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 9,55 Mason County New1 7:32 Musical Clock 1:00 Jhn M... Show 10:00 Public IServko 7:45 Word and Testimony 6:00 Slgn Off 10,15 Family Worship Hour 8:00 Ohio VaDey News SUNDAY 10:30 Latclmrtag 8,ffi World News 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour 11,00 News Beat 8; 10 Sporl! Today 8:00 l''rencb City Baptist 11:05 Moming Melodies 8:15 Waather 8:30 Sunday Show except Friday, Qurch 10:30 Song & Story Hour e· 30 ;n.e BibI Speak Be Us Rmi 10:45 Famlly Worship Hour 10;00 The ~ Lilt ea to You II :45 World News 11:00 Nowa, Army Hour 10·16 Sunday Show IUio Masou Co!Dity NOWI ll:SO Publlc Sernca 12;00 Noon News 12:00 Community News U:OO News Roundup 12:16 Cbristian•• Hour 12."05 Local News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teel! ll: lO Martell U:25 News 0 Gr8.IIll 1:00 Sunday Showcase ~::~ B~::'.er 12:30 Sauuday Matinee 1:30 R••. Silas Billupo 12: Board 4:00 Disclng with Doso 2:00 Rev. Andrew Panons ~WB 0 Gr81111 4:30 Top Ten Revuo 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Tbome '2:1l\ Co UDtf Acent · 5:00 News Ro.mdup 3:10 Sunday Showcase 1; 53 Ne:z!~GiJ Roond 5:1li Publle Service 4 ·30 Baplist LayWSD'B 11o I 5:30 Dinner Muslc:alo ur !:00 Countr7 Go Round 6:00 s · 00 6:46 Sign Off . •ga 11:51 Newa Beal • • ~ 4 ., .. . .0 • '0 • 0 • • • D ·• • o· • <) 41 - 0 • LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII Sr HAROl-D GRAY ON AND ON I SOU~4T GR~Tt R UNDERST~NDI ll~ l<> HE11L .. :,-0 ~ Tf.IENC, ANO QKILL lf-.IAT JS W~-JY YOU F=JND!:!'MA!j ~~ IN THIS St:CLUDW CLJN~ I-IER6, MV LIPE To AID TI4QSE, ~NCI NE<O ME MOSTI 12:: \rolll, 1959Buick --- - WE f sa.IETHING 1l'u.& ME rill GOING 1D WIND UP DOtNO ALLlli~ WORK! ~895 CoJWertlble. AU power. Rldlo &lid h•tlsr. 1958 Dodge - - • $495 Convertible. Aoltomatle Irani. WID and bHtor. 32 ,_. De C:... ._ ..... ....,.,.writer ... editor. For 25 JWOft lie'• ... e tax ai1•1-1L TIMI ....w11011oa eoliowtt, 4..... lfia ... .. nil ,.. wloot For .......... . ........ ..... _....... ,..._ .,., ' " c.- .......... • •• "c.t YHr On Ttlllld' ._ " ......-. ill•stJOieol wit. '.!"!PP• ,_. .... _ .. 50c. - -- 1957Ford 2 SedaD. I eyl. Good -.llaii..·K - ruR. Door 1949 Harley Dqvidson-*95 . MotoreJclt. 1Zll Seritll. . -, H ' ' i' R. ·H. ...- '. · · Co. CANDY PACKeRS WANTED • SOc A eopy At our COunt•r • ' • ·t . ' l, • Q �" • Keep a long • handled hou,.. bald broom In the trunk of tha car for snow rt>mO'VaJ. 8-Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 29, 1968 Christian Commitment is Urged pres1 out about the common fi~her. to Booneville, Ky . 1Hawley and Mrs. Guy Russell who brought about a Mrs. Hawley , Mrs. Blaett- 1 m chargt> ot the program . ~ hart and Mrs. James · Fugatt 1new oft1cers und strf"ssf>d the whnle rtt'W wurld after the (leath j ncu and Mrs Rosenbaum were 1Fellowsh ip Day, which will j 1spent Thursday in Columbus or nped of help t m'll old offw"'r" ol ( 'hnst God d1d not Ioree named to contact full ph Spen- 1ht·ld at the fi'ederaled church, ~ ~ business. Whil~ there they vt1 the comi ng yt·<.~r. wlwn t h t' rhrm. He called and the)' an-Icer cunc~rning some chlidren l WB!i di scussed. The Guild will ited with the Melnharts \\omen ·~ Ctuld ul tht· l"Pd~·~al . . wPred. PraH'J b} the Jeader jof Pomeroy Elemenlary &:hool serve desser t and (i(lffee Weekend guests of Mr. and daughter and family, ·Mr. ana ed chur rh mf'! \\t·dne sdu~ evt>- and lhe h ~mn, ·· Lord, Teach nf:'t'dmg clothmg At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr. and fam -1Mrs. John Mayer and children. nmg m 1ht· d1 ur (' h Us ·· eonc!lided the devot1011.:.. Plans were made for family the group adjourned tO the dinlly were Clifford Smith and Miss Elizabf:'th F'ick was mght on February 14 at the l ing_rt~om where a salad course son, William, of Pittsburgh, Pa. j Mrs. Joe Turner, Mn. Ver· Oevutlun~ led b.\ 1111 ~11 s 111 WI\ - progrHr l rhatrm;~n and a ~kit, ('hurrh w1th the Youth Ft>llow-~ was served from a table with Mra. Leo Childs left Wed.nes_i 00 .ngn Swee'reanidn MPrst. PDieaales•Mnlo,umW· bur Pt>rrm orw,wd "" t' ·The Ch11rch and Its Light," stup m cha rge of the program . whit~ cover, yellow centerpiece da f Jd sh 1 ., · hymn · Btofort- The Croo.;s 01 Wlt ltf'n bv Mrs. Nt-utzhng tn A lenten brf:'akfast will be ser·IH nd yellow condlf'S on either Y or n lana where e j Va .. Thursday to attend' funerJt· u " IDII01.n-'C! hv 'i('rtplurf' · · will assist · ~ :.. ~ 1946. was presented II was a vt'<l ;\of:.:rrh :1. at 7 p.m. vrith side. Preparing the refresh· h ln the care of kher al se-rvices for Mrs. Ra c he' 1 lt'<:ttltng of HtH~J.a ns HI 10 It bv ('andlt·llghtmg service prt>st>nt - Mrs. Pernn m charge of the lmt.onts and table were Mrs. PerMR. AND MRS. DUNMIRE aster w o received a bro en Ball formerly or Pt. Pleasant. llw lead.t>r llw nwanmg 0~ 1ng the work ol the Guild. 1program A mother - daughter rin, Mr s. Blaettnar, Mrs. Hawbone in a fall . [The services were held at bt:m~ t..:omm ll lt'd tn .Jf'SU. wtlll vanous c•ha1rmen gt11mg dmner wa.~ planned on May 2, ley, Mrs Thomas and Mrs Plans have been made for i Ohio University students who the Mohr • Stevt>ns Funeral Chn-L w<~s Tht· luf.m ol the tht>Jr dut1es. w1th the men as hosts and Mrs. Rosenbaum. an Indoor Camp to be held the , are spending the semf-Ater Home. Our exp('rt ~ can "1'rk y,on dJ·votwm. f'tle fli'St randle was lighted 1~ - --~- - - - I week of February 8·12 a~ the break with their parents in Mrs G H Neighborgan hat der.s v.nft lliiH'IIOfll ur d J m 1S ~1r~ Pt>J rin ·"J)Okt:> t1f pPoplt· bv Mrs. Neutzlmg and chair- , Church of _th~ Nazarene In R.ut- 1Middleport include Connie Bach- returned to her home in Huntaged plwtogr<Jphs ~ - t ' \ 1•n snapshots. \\ e·lt r~:~rnovl! bt'mg eomm111!·d to dogrn.Hiif' nwn part ict pallng were MisS land, begtnrung each evenmg l ner, Carla GiJmore, Judy But- ington , W. Va. following a erach <~nd flaw s, rebuild or ltdeologtes sueh as Hit ler to ~,tck . christian e.ducatJOn; Mrs. 7:30 P · ~ · The week of met- Ieber, Jack Satterfield, ~t Dave ! three weeks visit with her remove background~. IJ rmg , naztsm, Khru ..,fJCIIf' \ 1 IO ('()mPel nn. spwitual I iff' ; Mrs. Don eme Uflng . mg~ Is bemg s~nsored by the I Wiley, Janice Tannehill, Karen sister, Mr!. c. F. Wilson. !adt•d lt•all lfe:, bot'k tu t ll !'lr m11 nIo.;m ;m(j at Ill' Is1" I tl <II hf' . Th!) ma s, ste . . . a rdsh ip; M r s. ~ etgs Area Hohness Associ aoii............ origi nal <tJ)Jit',.rarwt• hm She si;JtPd that if l'hns· .John Blaettmn . ehn.~ t wn soc- /nsfal/ation Plans were made for annual tlon. Bring in yuur utrl ~twin tld ll ~ would (·nrnn111 tht'>'llsel\' Ja\ acll\'lltt>s ; Mrs. RJrha rd valentine boxes to be prepared I Speaker for the week will be graph .~ ~11ld o'l>lhUII IHI I ' PI ' c1ah"t 'liH·r~·~ 11o < 1 h i 1L::JI~< • r l 1-':-i '(' h-'sus a-. tht>v d(\ to lhe1r Hoo.;enbaum. rntsswnary educn· "A Candle ~. The Ll~ht of ' for shut-ins by the Afternoon the Rev. John May, evangelist of cour ~~>. tor an l"'linutt' 1obs. !ht·n• would nut bt· !ht• t1un: and Mr s Eugene Hawley the World . Gods Love, was I Circle of Heath Methodist aud Pastor of the Church of !'llnlu~IOn Ill tllf" \oi,Ofld todi:l~' · ~O( I ell 'iN\'H't' . . the .theme or the. mstallation l Church Thursday afternoon at the Nazarene at Weirton, w. . \l<~ny pPop lt• ~a\ I ('<Jil l do 1\ dnl llenge was gtv~n to , all s~rvJre for new offtrers of the , the church. Mrs. Nan Moore jVa. Born ln DuBois, Pennsylthal ur I dml't ha\·e the t<tlt->n l. nwmbers whn with llghtt'd t:Hn-' \\ omens AssoelatiOn of the and Mrs. Mildred Zeigler were vania Mr. May has served but no ntnllt-"1 hc•N strnple !lw die" wt•nt to .'.t.l~ altar ~nd the r, irs t Unit~ Presbyterian named co-chairmen for the [pasto; of Nazarene church:: u e -;hou ld do ttwtr bt,sl , ·• group sang. I ake M} L I I e Church in Middleport Thursproject. since 1941 in Ohio p I _1 011 10 220 E. Main St . Pomt' ro y. 0 1 1 A d 1 1 It Be ' ' Prayer by M1ss dav evening al th h h M • · ennsy van '":ii~:::=::::::======:_::'l~w_:':al:d_:M;:rs:_P~o~·'~":'"~':_"::'u:::g:::Jt. n ,e . e t urc · rs. Members of the drcle are to ia and West VIrginia. · I" l'H'k conrtuded the program J . E. Harley wAs m eharge of l meet at t.he church Saturday nunng the business sesswn 1the imprrs~ l\'t' ca ndle lighting afternoon , Feb. lS and bring .special m_uslc for the camp a t'tmtnbu110n of $20 was ma de serv we. c:ookle! and candies for the wtll be provided by Ralph and 1 boxes. The circle also voted to Joann Dunmire· pictured above, I 1o the Woodhaven Home I or d . 1 1 11 f! were, prestdent, Mrs. , unwed mot hf>rS .a1 "l r . mnayn e , 1 p nsta H . assume purchase of fire extin who are from Nas hville, Tenn1 1 . t he p resbytertan · oIf er· 1d au aptonsta. I : Vl('e prest- guishers ror the church with· es~-ee . Th ey are fuII time song ind ~or ll / en!, Mrs Dwtght Wallace. sec- other · circles to be contacted evange 1tsts . . tu'C' •· Olurch of I II 111 g Hwy w1 g1\ie a smg e qu1 . m and a box ol used clothing sent rtt'!ary, Mrs Myron Miller. and The circle ::Ontributed er..n. to~ the Nazarene, as they !lng for reasurer , Mrs Walter Wad..,., : · 1 1 d 11 F 11 t · ward the WSCS Missionary 1rev1va campa gns, camp meet11 e o owmg t le msta atton I d I ings, conventions, radio and servtce a vocal duel "Shall 1 P e ge. . · My Saviour.'' · was sung Th e rn. eef mg w~s open ed bY recordmgs. Cruelly by Mrs. Haptonstall and Beu- the chatrman, Ml~s Bess. San· l Mr. Dunmire, a tenor, at1 , la h White with Mrs Lillian born. who read Bible scnpture 1tended Trevecca Nazarene CoiSit>ill, aC"cornpanist. taken from John. Mrs. C. M. JP.ge and served as minister of Youth Sunday will be ohservHennesy played for the hymn ; music in Nashville Nazarene t~d at the Ft'derated Church The m~ttng was opened_ with singmg. Birthdays observed in- ~ churches for aeveral ears 1Jnn ,1 wtth young people lead· a hymn .td by thf:' pres1dent, · eluded Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Mrs. Dunmire, an acco~Ush· : 111 g the worsh ip servwe. ~~~ H~~lo ~s tall. ~votions en- 1 Walter Hayes . Mrs. David Ent- 1 ed musician on the accordion 1 ConduC't tng the Sf'rvi<'e will I , o ow Me' were pre- 1 sminger, Mrs. Perry Mitch and Ivibra harp crgan and pia ' b<· Ja rnes Bash. Anita Hall sented by Miss Mar~aret Sau-j Mrs. Emerson Jones. received h~r trainin at and Donna Reibel The mornmg er, who also used .scrtptu~e and 1 The study lesson for the at- and Trevecca Nazar~e Cololfering will tJe received by prayer for the m1ssJonanes. Al lernoon was taken from the leges 8 d .llerrlal U . It ' Kathy Watson, Bt>tty Je-an vocal dllt't. ''Follow Me'' was l new study book. "Genesis" by f Reslden~s of tht aream:~s ~~ HobsteUN, Kandy Burt and sung by Mrs. HaptonRtah and i Charles Craft. The lesson had Vited Ht>nny Huud Mrs .. White, a guest for the I been, prepared by Mrs. Noah · i The Youth choir, composed of I evenmg. Haskms and was read by Mrs. 1rf'ne Barnes, Morton Bar~, The study program was glv- C. M. Hennesy in ~r absence. Variety Show at Elszabeth Blaettnar, Melanie en bv Mrs Charle Sh maker I The book dealB With the ere- W h A d l:lurl Mary Hayes, Steve Jew- entitied "Countin s 1h:e Cost .. ation of the world by God and a ama nnounce A baby girl .•. a baby boy ... a home ... eduell, .loy Kautz, Cheryl Me. : She wa~ assisted ~y Mrs Eliz. reflects the knowledge that "we . MASON - The ~tudent Coun· cational advantages .•. greater security at La 11 gh lm. Marnlynn Tracy and abeth Fisher, Mrs. Walt~ Wad- are born of God an~ should ~e- CJI at ~ahama ~Jgh School Eddle Young, will sing an an- dell and M R M Sh fleet his greatness. Accordmg sponsormg a vanety show We<!· ll all time". , , are five of the innumerable good ." l Believe." ' rs. · · erman.l to the study of -Genesis, God nesday, Feb. 3, at 8 p.m., them reasons for opening a savings account here 1 Acolytes for the mornina will During the business session , created the world from chaos, llhe hig~ school !lJID· The prl•,.,ll now; adding to it every month or payday! 1be Conme Lanning and Cara· bataar committees were nam.l giving it light, time, and last or admiSsion wtll be 50 We'll help you make it grow fa ster by addlyn n Tracy . The Voutb Sunday ed Including kitchen, Mrs. Wal- of all, man, created in hls im· and 25 cents. AU the :ing interest~ as earned. I wori'hlp has been planned and lace and Mrs. Lewis Sauer,l age: A discussion was held fol· Wl~l go to the T.A.P. I arranged by Ralph Werry, the Jr.: bazaar, Mrs. Thomas Kel- lowmg the paper. gam~ Polio) •. fOR SAFETY PLUS INTEREST, SAVE HERf R•.;ULARLYI 'd t of the church Youth ly and Mrs. Fred Lewis and 1 l A moment of silent prayer lt IS an annual event for the ' r;~~~ en Mrs. WaddelL was held In memory of th• late councjl lo work lor the T.A.P. ' g p. Mrs Car lin Keelor. Refresh· Parents and friendo are uri· 1'J'hp hostesses, Mrs. Dale 1 ments of assorted cookies and ed not to miss this event. The Walburn, Mrs Fred Lewis, ; coffee were served by the host- program wlll be presented to The Store is Open Saturday Night Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary lllrs. / esses. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, the Junior and Senior High Your Savings Will Earn 4% Interest J . K Smith and Mrs. Charles Mrs. M. L. French and Mrs. schools In the afternoon ol the Pomeroy, Ohio Until 9:00 Effective March 15, 1965 Shoemaker served ~ookles and 1 carl Mattox. The table was same day. Your Opportunity to Son In Our . coffee al !he close of lhe meet· covered with a white cloth and - ---Stor•Wido End of tho Month Sole TONIGHT & SATURDAY , lng. centered wl!h a decorative .Jennifer Lohse, daughter rA January 29-30 "RIO COMCHOS" spray of large green grapes Mr. and lllrs. ilarold !~:: 1 1 D~UGHTER BORN tTechnicolor) made of glass, a gift to Mrs. Wolfe Dr .• Pomeroy, is Richard Boone,.~, Stuart Whit Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss, Hennesy from her daughter in studenl.ll listed by Ohio m1.m , Tony nanciosa, Ed· ~lpre. are announcmg_ the California. Miss Sanborn pre- University on its honor roll mond O'Br1en. Wende Wag buih of a daughler, Kern Lynn, sided at tho coffee oervlce, for tho Autumn Quarter, ner. House Peters, Jr., Jim Jan. 17 a1 Camden - Clark hos· Brown. pftal at Parkersburg, W. Va. Colorc:artoonl Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Serving Meigs County for nver 93 years SUN, MON, TUES. carl Lee of Long Bottom and Jan. 31-Feb, 1·2 Eva Theiss, Racine. Great "BIKINI BEACH" POMEROY are Mr. and grandparents RUTLAND ( Technlcolar) Frankie Avalon. Annette Sylvester Doughty of Trimble. Funicello, Martha Ryer. Tho Theiss's two sons, Keith Member Federal Re serve System and Kelly, have been spending Cotore~rtoons Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Featurette: •lol StuH the last month with Mr. and IMrs. Carl Lee. 1 Mrs Ben Nt>ulzlmg, I dem , wt-l<·unwd membf'r:- and man WEA'I'H£1 McElhinny, John Allenswordl I Around And and Ron Hanning. ~~ Mr and Mrs Georp Meln· !lfOW YOU D01J Statesman Charleo :t. a- Cold whb occaslollll soow loday, loDilbl aad Sunday. Low tonlPI U above, ldp Sllllda7 About' Ml"ddleport IJ.Jj, Churchill We'll Restore Your Family Treasures! God Love is Valentine Boxes Th To be Prepared D • By c,,,cIe Group !, ; .......................... ..;.===------------. GROVER'S STUDIO 1 i LONOON IUPI)- Britain ,aid ets he Wlshed to be. not in the ' lion to being Churrhlll's sov· s train for Bladon. H~rRf'..Drawn carrtq:n . 1 The many repaid thetr debt 1ster Hall. They plaC'e d the cof. London sa t under a {'Old.; Roodbye to Str Winston Chur· sc~?nes ol h1s glory but in a rur- ereign wa s his fast friend and All ot London and all the The curbs were lined wlth ,fin on a black naval gun car- mournlul sky "Jo o;un brokt- Behmd the gun carnage 1 t:hill today with a 63-minute ru- i al churchyard near Blenheim admirer. She gulped a bit as ! hours of this day belonged lo . mourners, many of whom had Ir1age and 120 sailors surround~ through as the funeral proces- , rame a procegsion of hone neral procession through the !Palace where he was born . she came down the steps of the . Churchill. Nothing •as spared i been there aH night. The jed it. The} grasped the ropes i 3ion passed through Parliament 1drawn carriages carrying LadJ cit.\ where he found his fame 1Only Lady ChurC'htll and mem- 1cathedral and then turned to to do him honor. Big Ben flames of little alcohol stoves 1attached to 1t. anu Mather Square and past the statues or Churchill and the female meiJJo. afld a state funeral unpre- , hers of the farnilv will stand at keep her eyes on the cotrin and thimf"d 9·45 am. (4:45 a.m. ! flickerP1 in the darkness before barked an order · ! Abraham Linrolr. and the Duke ben of the family. the black naval gun carnage as lEST \ but will not proclai man~ : dawn and the aroma of steam· : "Gun carriage. about fare . of Welhngton Betwf'en the- straim; of thtt cedented In the nation 's hi story. Ithe graveside. · Shortly before noon a trum~ 1 A Tryin1 Day it moved away. Prince Philip other hour until midnight. ing tea was everywhere. Two Gun rarr1age wlil advance. ~ Churchill lnw· d the pomp and dPad march from the bandl eter high m the "whisperin11: It wa!S a trying day for n - 1whispered something to her. I wltl be only the fourth time In 117-year-old girls - Clare Slade Slow march .'' i circumstanC'e of sta le proces- rould be heard the clop-clop .ot gallery" sent the strains of 1year-old Lady Churchill. 11eiled She nodded slightly and then , history that the mighty clock and Jennifer Kisch - slept ail i 90-Guo Salute 1s1vns, and hf' would h~ve l1ked the horses-~f beats of~ ··Last Post" soaring to the and in black. She went slowly I turned for one last glimpse of 1has been silenced. i night m a public telephone 1 Across the city, m St .James's what was takmg p!ac·f' today. tory along anr1ent roads fil'lt arches of the cathedral church up the 34 steps mto St. Paul's :the coffin draped m the Union ! Repaying Debt booth. Il w<.ts a silent throng, a 1Park near Buckmgham Palact•, A sense uf .Bntam's mighty , lai~ down b)' ·!ulms Caesar'& o' St. Paul. Then Queen Eliza- Cathedral , putting one foot on , Jack and bearing Chruchill 's in· On the way lo St. Paul's the mass1ve sea of unsmiling faces. , a crew knelt be~1de a gun and p::~st. wa~ t•vrr_ywhf're . P l umes ~ wgtons when Bntam was I reobeth and distinguished mourn- , a step and then bringing the 1sigma as a knight of the realm.j procession passed the Church I At 9 42 a.m. \ 4·42 a.m. EST) 1 then heard the order ··fire.'' or h!~lortf' re ~ 1men1 ~ tla1 ed. In 1mote outpost of the Roman ers from 112 nat1on~ spoke 1 other one up. She leaned heav-1 The funeral procession moved 1 of St. Mary Le Strand where ! Lt. Anlhony Mather of Her Ma- Every mm utr tor !Ml minutes- the brt'f'ZP. as thl" pror;ssJOn . Emp1re . tf.eir last amen. From that m~ 1il}' on the arm other son, Ran- away from St. Paul's toward 1an eight foot banner in black jesly's Grenadier Guards. with one round fo1 l".lch vt:>a r or moved past. Downmg StrP.f'l.. 1'he melancholy strltlllS of ment Churchill belonged to his dolph the Thames where the cotrin i and white reflected the mood of guardsmen bearmg the coffin, Church11\'s ltfe - the gun where Chnrrh!ll'~ commanrl Betthoven's ''Death Mar~·· family and to history. It was a trying day. too. for will be carried by barge to ' the nation and the hour: came slowly out of the great boomed . post was loc.<~Tf'd at )'.;o lfl l wrre playf'd as the proc~tort By sundown he will be buried I Queen Elizabeth, who In addi- Waterloo Station and placed on I "So many owe you so much.'' door of SL Stephen m ,Westmin- : The gray old li.ldy named throughout Worl d W:.~r II. I (f':ontmued On Page 2 1 I u. l 1 I 1 I §"~~~ ~*~'~ CIC Plans Cost Estimates 1 ln·: N fJ95 f.. *.f~~ • c • Mustang is for eve o But ever o coulmit get one •..now you can! ON A BOX OF .•. BROASTED CHICKEN e2 PIECES GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN ... Thl1 Coupon Entitles lelror To eCOLE SLAW Purch11e Box or IOxt•Of . I $2395* F.O.B. 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M.IDDLEPORT, 0. ., .......... • ' ! f'l . .. 1' ' I 1 f:.:?twn'? 1 Candi'dates For Council 1 I Rachael Gibbs o·Ies Th ursday Jn Fai'rvi'ew F• Eight LeVI'ed by Co J dge u Michael Roberts Craduates With File Petitions Highest Honors I 1 I , 1 I ,p.m.: 1 REG. PRICE $1.;2'5 ,.,i, c .. ' 0 t u .. J;' J.' in the collision lu ,t£) tudes. were Lisle, who sufferl"d a se- · .. • t::iMI_AMI - CUB~N EX - The rising Willamette River ' A man was rescued today af-: vere lal-eratton to the forehead, I . President Carlos Ppo ~resged climbed above flood stage In lier being lost for four hours In : Amberger, who had abrasions ! Middleport has a bright fu- JOln otlt1"1. Ohio Hl vPr cu mmu- Ohio River. The second 1!! lems. forward. today Wtth_ h1s plan western Oregon. More families 8 thundering avalanche that , to both legs, and two other pas- ~l ture according to a director of 1nit 1es 1n 1ndusl rial e11:pans10n up the Sl'ioto Valley, and Sheehan said southeutern for se.ttmg up an exile govern- were left homeless, whUe oth· 1buried him up to his faCt> at a sengers 10 the Lisl~ car. Mike the InstitUtt! for Regional De- Hto observed lh<~l an adequate third is up the Ho('king Val- Ohto has given the institute an mPnt m BraD\, heartened by the, ers were isolated Slid~ro. and Icanyon near Farmington, Utah. I Bratton. li. Middleport. who j velopment at Ohio University. , walf'r s uppl~· w<J o.; anotht•r. lac- It'~ . eJtcellent reception. 46 108 ~act th<~t some · refugees washouts hampered h1ghway IThe man was unconsciou!j when suffered abrasiOns to both an· William Sheehan, speaking to i tor bas1f' to growth tndustnal\v. The mst1tute which he dir(>('ts He introduced two member! mdf1rsed the proposal.. and rail traffic. Helicopters ! resrued, said later that his face I kles and the nght elbow and I the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary : ·' Our da~· along tht' nvrr 1s Is a Federal Government pnr of his staff, Paul Davis, of Th~ 62-year-old Prlo, la~t joined in rescue operations. Jwas JUSt inches above the Susie Grinsteao, 16, New Hav- Club Friday night at Heath ! at hand. '' he sa1d . . jt-d designed to be-eomf:' self· \1tddleport. and Emmett ConronstJtuuonally elected . presl· , Serioua Situation snow's surface. en. who was treatt>d for shock. [ Methodist church predicted that Sbee~i:ln t•xpeds mdusln~l supporting through servtcmg way , Athens.. Rotariao Bill dent of the Caribbean lsl:md, Gushing wasters poured into • A harsh cold kept its steady Lisle, Amberger, and Grin- after Middleport obtains a was- expanswn tn.. takt> thrt>t' main area mdustnes m the-Ir man- f'h1!ds presented Mr. Sheehan. pl~nncd to approach the Bra- I Boise, Idaho. posing what offi- \grip on the Midwest today. The I stead were treated i.ind releas- te treatm~nt system it wil1 1 dire<·tions. f1rst 1s along the i:lgemt>nl and expansloll prub· , Rotary Pre~ident Dick Rosenzlhan l'=f:~eFt ~~ ~~t necf ' rials described as a serious sit- drastic freeze Friday forced 1ed. I -~ - -- - - ·-· ~ - baum presided, annotmcint I 1 ~ai~;t :~e w;;d~ , ualion . Water rap1dly rose from !schools to close in Wisconsin • There was heavy damage to Jr" •<Jireclors' meeting next TuesC t . g Cottonwood Creek at the east und northern 11111\0IS. both cars .and Amberger wa:s POSTPONED day evening at his reo.idence. as ro reglmt!. I end of Boise. 1 Fire destroyed an old section cited to Me1gs County Court 11 Tonight's Rio Grande John Sebo, a chemist at the Volunteers built a wall ol io! Des Moines General Hospital lor failure to ysrld the nght. College • Bluefield State Sporn plant. was a pest o1 LONDON - A RECORD 321.- sandbags around the emergency forcing evacuation Friday of of way . 1 College basketball game ' Rotarian .John William Blaett· 000 peron - from king to Ientrance a1 St. Luke's Hospital mor~ than 100 patients in !; be~ which was scheduled on i nar Club members were incommoner, filed past Sir Win· in Boise In other areas the low zero weathar. A fire tn ButGallipolis hardwood h • • 1 .vil•d . to attend tbe Lincoln ton Churchill' bier during the Isandbags gave. way to torrential ler, Wis., left a family of 11 j Aboert"Lanpohastmpofnoedarn.edcfr~c~ Day dmner at the MRS cafethree day hi flag-draped cof·, pressure. homeless. 1 teria Feb. lt sponsored by the fin reted in Wetminter Hall. I State police reported a]most j The tenperature aank to so l Five petition!!~ for Middleport Bluefield at 10:10 th j s Mwhael (Mike \ Robert s PHS MHS Senior class. Officials said the previous a\~ road5 leading up to northern I' below Friday-as low as the town council were filed Fri- l morning that the w e s t 1'62. graduates toda\ from OhiO Heath church ladies serving record, about 300,000, occurred Idaho were closed. thermometer would register-at( lday at tfle Meigs County Board , Virginians were " snowed Universitv magna <'Urn laude a ~teak dinner were Mrs. MiJ.. ln 1952 when King George VI Forecasters were optimistic, . Tulaby Lake, Minn., and broke Elections m the Masonic I in" and could not make j with a bachelor of science de-- dred Zeigler. Mrs. Nan Moore, 1of lay in state in the great 8m- !however, that Pacific Northwest !the instrumenl . ·~ temple. the trip. The game has gree in cht>mislry . ~Ms. Robert Coats, Mrs. W. > 1 been tentatively resched· J Wood s, Mn. Kay RaD , year-c.1 hall. flooding . would not be as wide· Republicans filing were Fred He begins employmenl Mon13 ispread as last month when 42 LETART, W.VA . - Funerali Hoffman. w11ham w. Ingels. 1 uled for Saturday, Feb. • d<~v with the Gent>rat Tire rom- Mrs. Guy Shuler, and Misa services NEW ORLEANS- THREE 'Ipersons lost their livel'l and t IDeS for Rachael Florence · Jacob Turner and Freder1ck ' m,w:~vz;co·~ · 4 pa~}' . Akron. in 1ts rP.sf>ard1 Bess Sanborn. 1 i G1bbs. Rm Lelart. Fairview I w. Gibbs, Jr. Ronnie K. Hub- Mrs. Rn•""ll ()i.,s deparlment. · -~~~Gulf Coast locals of ~e Inter· nearly $250 million In property : national Longshoremen I Also- was damaged. ~ i commumty. who dted at her I bard filed as a democrat. Gene ~ AI General. Roerts will join ciation (!LA) totaling ~· 21 IDcbes ol Saow ! :residence Januarv 28. will ho IGrate incumbent, filed previous- t'riday in Columbus his older brother, Robert. also I Three DepartmeotA than 8,000 men Friday n.iJht As much as 20 inches of snow • I held Sunday at 2 p.m. at t.he iiY for Clerk-Treasurer in Mid~ FWleral serv ll'es for Mrs. in the research department. Called for Ft'..;., 1 Gebrge Russell, 90. who died Both are sons of Mr. and Mrs. roared their unanimous ~· covered the eastern tw~thirds I Foglesong Funeral home. With dleport. u ;; 1 at of a new contract •. putting 10 t Montana. Th heaviest UDty U /the Rev . Leonard Hawkes and The onlv petitions submitted \ Friday in Columbus. will ho i Robert Roberts. Wehe Terrace. The Syo-acuse, R!Icino an4 new pre~ on negotiators to 1Rev . Don. Reyno~d!! offiCiating. thus far m Pomeroy were by ~nducted S~nday m Columbus · p0 merov. and graduated with Pomeroy Fire ~ Iron out differences at holdout ! BOARD TO MEI!.'I' Eight lines were levied Frl· Burial will be m . the Zerkle j Edna Schoenleb, Republican for with _graveSide_ sen: lees to be honors al OU 1n chemistry . were called at 2:1S Frtporta. boa d •day by Meigs County Court ,cemetery m the FairviOw com· ,clerk, and Roy Reuter a nd l held m R1verv~ew Cemelery m ; Rohort Roberts Filth Grade lday when a fire ~~ro~Ct-.• at · The Me111s County F~ ~ Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. j munlty. . Franklin Rizer, for council. Mlddlep<>rt Monday at 10 30 a.~ teacher at Pom~roy Eleq~ent- ~ the Roy Annes home ill ~ LONDON- ROB~T A. will meet Monday evening, Fe Assessed penaltieo lor mi• o She wa• born Juune 20. 1393, Both liled on the Republican , m. ary school, will attend Com- :ersville. . . Taft. Jr., former, Oh1o Con- ruary 1, at I p.m. ln the of J demeanors were Kenneth Wilt, !iD Mason county, the daughter 1ticket. I ~rs. Russell, f?rmerly of mencement exercises in Athens, ! The blaze, reportecQy ~UJ.. ~ssmlb and his wife were ollhe Melli County court- $IO and costs, pa~~sing on a 1of the . late Henry and Lyda Mutdlep<>rt. lived m the late C. !as will Mrs. Michael Roberts. !ed by an overheat.. ·lilmaco, i!ftOn~ lhe thousand who lined · curve: Frank M. Dlll, $5 and ! Bass Gibbs. H. Church reSidence on Lm· a senior sl Rutland High was contained by f1r1imea 1o 1 1 . up .,tollay atone the route of the I costs, no hil!hway use tax j Survlvo" indude her hus·. DRIVER CITED coin St. She was ~ memhor ol ' schooL Mrs. Robert Roberts. sertlon ..., lhe ~: Ap'fuileloal proceulon lor Sir W1nGET TICI'ETS !'iOW !stamp, Harman C. Michael, $10 band, Harry; fiVe sons, Lester, I A Rutland man, .James G. the Church of Chr<st. She " 8 teacher at Rutland High lj proxlmately ti,500 daW WI! ,nGta pbUrehlll. and costs, passing on. a curvej j Butler, Pa., Roy, Arnold and George, 22. was c1ted to M1d- survived by one son. Loren school lost her sister Noretha irtcun"ed. fll"emen Tl!e Ton. arrived here earl· All tickol orders for I he William c. Potts, $18 and cost~, I Ru~~~ell, all of Barberton, 0.. 1dltp<>rt Mayor Lee Smith's court Russell. • , Flemi~g by death. Frlda mor- ~ ' · ' · ·,. Wlliday en tllUte to Africa to Jaycee Community to yield the right of l,Robert. Riceville, Pa.; four :on a charge of excessiVe speed -. ' Y ~ tilelr IIOil, a member ol ,mellt banquet at lhe way. .daughters, Mn. Mary Cro!IS, ifor rood conditioos following a : VeteraDs Memorial Hospital mng. • AGENCY 'INCOB~ftl:S ~ PUI!o Coi'pl. Tall oatd be ,schoo~ 'l'lloirodly, Paul M. Ours, $5 and costl, iRiceville, Pa.: Mrs. Alice Mc- ione-car mishap on South Third-1 ADMISSIONS Millard 1 Sec:retary of Sllle ....... W PliiAIIo fly from London lo- jat l:iit! p.m.~ be. in ti>ad; William P. Cor- ;Farland, Barberton; Miss Lil· ost at 2:25a.m. today. Middle- f• Stepp, Racine: Gary Wolfe, RaDISMISS AC'nONS Brown todlY re~ ,. . Ill ~. lo ~ ~ A. 'Ilft loo ~onday, ~I, .810 and coslll, no opera. 1 uan Gibbs, RFD, Letart, and I· port p<>lice said George lost con- cine: William Wyatt, Middle- On application of tho plain- q of articles Of ~lllol W.'-' I ,_ Yile lllllvenlty jp'ldu-d!II'Ifr reson"lllotil IIIBJ· tlcsens<!· Jack 'L. ~lddy, o MIIS Edna Glbba, Detroit; 29troi of his car on a slippery lp<>rt. - tiff, acti..,s against Viocentfor~Reutlr '~ -)lpn ~--t!l"' 'lN been iMchlnc Ill ~- Tlebt• m8y II& · costo,' 'driyljll liD ll11ll8fe 1r~ndchildren and three Ill"'at Ispot and skidded into a ,lfee In DISCHARGES - Dolly Cle- Knight and Albert Goegle!n, cy, IDe. <\pi& )I' E • -.~nt l!ehaollii Mwllli-,i!CI ~Curt M~l aiKI ~ ·1>. Smith, ~children. :tront of the Charles Ru.sell land, Rutland; Catherine_ a. .. eta!, have been dismissed In t;tr· !~.'-'Plinl& *"· ·~-·'.'II'. llj -~~~~~P~, Friends may call at the fu- 1re•!dence. TIIOre were no •inJur·rts., M~eport,_ M~ry Wingett, [Meigs County Common Pleasi·~y.A!io ·~~-L •MI"io t. ' , · WYMQ.I; · ··· •· •.1• ..-~bolnl · afloriR.m.IOclol. l ieL Pomel\i)'. · <ourtb)', Erneot Grllnln. lf.W. · anll~·l---. • Sale KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. ' 1 e FRENCH FRIES As low as . .• "" .. t " WORLD Elberfelds In Pomeroy SPECIAL OFFER!. More Fl00dMIsertes • • HI.1 pact'f'IC Nort}twest states ' t I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ew Haven GIf• IHurt In cras h i MEIGS THEATRE ~1* II 1 ISN'T SHE ENOUGH TO SAVE FOR? I I I ou:t - Recognition Given Meigs Jaycees WASHINGTON (UP!)Son. Stephen M. Young . said today PrHidenl John· I 1 son is expected to oppoinl BY ROBERT WINGETT ,. The Meigs County Commun- of the proposed s1te eight acres. 1 the senato~l nephew, This week, January 25 • 30. · ' ity Improvement Corporation a· I Ri2:er pointed out that 15 ere President Bill Childs Judge Don Young of Nor· IS Metg~ l'OUT1y ji1yr·ee week . &:reed Friday night to lead the possible sites for an airport · appointed a ('ommutee of j walk, to be 1 federal Dedicated :o the Jmprove- : drive for airport facilities and had been check~d before the lo- Ralph Welker, chairman; Fred judge at Toledo. m~nt and development ol the 1 get cost est.imateR for a feasi- : calion on the Le"'~ Johnston 1Crow, Wayne Swisher and LesYoung's office said that county and Improvement and I bility study of the proposed site 1farm was selected. I lie F'ultz to investigate the pos- 1 he lnd Sen. Frank J. 1 development ot 1ts individu<~l l at Forest Run. 1 Sheehan also heard t he Isibility of a portion of the Ohio j lausche had Neommend- : members ot tram them for busThis action was taken by the Igroup list a number of possi- , State Penit.enliary being locat- eel the Norwalk judge for mess advance ment and civic C1C in a won-session at the ble sites for industrial location ed in Meigs county. • 1 the $30,000 1 year lift· : leadership, the Meigs Junior Columbus & Southern Ohio in Meigs county. I Crow told th~ group he was 1 time appointment 1 nd Chamber of Commeree Is an Electric company with WilThe CIC has agre-ed to have 1in Columbus th1s week and was j that the Justice Depart· organizatton of young men - ~ liam Sheehan, director of the 1site surveys of a!I possible in- 1told by officials there that if I ment had epprov•d the · btotween 21 and :15 - learnmg lnstit~te for Regional Dt>velop· 1dustrial 1ocations in the COUll- the penitentiary should locate recommtndetlon. . ct vic t..:onsctousness through ' ment at Ohio University, at- 1ty made through the institute here it would employ 265 .. 300 cunstrurtive artmn 4 . · I df'Ve Iopmen I. The l·aycees is an artlve · ~e nd mg. . for reg10na persons. t ~~."H-.:-'~iW%•~wP!!'w-c ~ " ' _ 1 Mr. SheehaD discussed the air· I Any person of the county who Crow also said he was : group - made up of young men i p<>rt prop<>sal al length Wfth the feels they might own land suit· focmed that 2.1100 IO 2.500 acres > ul •c<1on - one that CO-{)per- ' CIC. officials of the Middlepott lable for industry is requested of land would be needed for the ! atl:'s with other~ to help butld ! and Polllt>roy Chambers of Com- ; to contact a member of the penitentiary. He was also told ! a better commumty for re~ i-1 merce, and the Meigs County CIC Executive committee. Mak~ I the institution would use I large · l llt'nl~ tu live ill wllh satlslac· 1ing up this committff> are supply of coal. Jayrees. 1l10n and pride. Franklin Rizer and John wn. l Childs. Bernard v. Fultz Har. Indications are that Srioto , I All 25 active tnP.miJers or thf' liam BlaeU.nar . of the . Pome- l a.ce Ka.rr and Lt>slie Fultz: Pos- C?unty also w~nts the penitenI Mf'igs Jayr~es have bet'n busy roy C of C, whtch earher this Sible Sites should be at least 1tlary. Crow satd. . : the past year. In fact . the !neal ~k asked the CIC to head the I ~- ~ -- - --~-~- - ! Vtrky May. 15 · Nl'W Havf'n. 1.lunior Chamber has completed 1 project, reportPd on progress 1 l.sufferf'd 8 fractured right leg an unprt>(-edented numbt'r of 1 ----- -- . -- -- I Iand lour olher person. were projecls the past liVe monlhs. : le.ss s~nously Injured. . Fnday These 1m·lude the Lahor D<~y ~~· m:ur.r:-·v,·::~-r..,......~ I m2'ht m It two-car ar~ent on float. JuniGr Miss Pagf'ant, a ~ ~I RL 124 ln SyracuR<>. •ocial event for wives "nd lh<ir ' '\~ .,._ i ~ According to the Ohio Sfat~ , children. promotion or the dilly l iI 8y Un1tod lntern•tiGn1l ' Highway Patrol , Miss Mav was dunker al the ra ir, the a\\ ~ f 11 i Rivers, burdened with heavy rains and meltrd snow, a passf'nger in a car driVt>n by st<:~te meetmg, an Am~nC"an ' ;., · forced more than 1.000 persons from their h~mes in the James w. Lisle, l7, Svraruse. 11sm project. Hallowt>en can~ , ~; !Northwest today. Heavy snow lay knee-deep m Montana. · dy sales, carl'l'rs and College OFFICERS _ The Men of Aetion _ The Meigs County .Junior Chamber of ComJD [~ Arcbc M~~d brouht 50 below r.ero tE-mperatures to thf' The . Patrol re_rwrted that a Opportun~ttes proJect. . Chns1 -- merce _ are led by offl£'ers. 1 tor. Cmt McDanie-l , vice -president; Bill Miller, presi=• the ~ upper . 1 v.:est. . . car dnven by Paul F. Amber- mas project, an Onf'ntanon dent Don Young vice-presJclent Standmg. Alan Harns. seaelary, Llovd B'ackwood, ~ ' . Surgmg nvers su~~ed over nood ~t.age m Oregon. f~rc- ger, 26. Syr:wu~e. pui!Pd from !and Membership meeting. and past 'president. and Stat~ .Jaycee Vlce Presult>nl , a~d Fred Lewis, treasurer_ Thert i, '1 mg at least 150 families to leave Lhetr homes and caustng ' a private driveway into the . h S r 1 Ph t ~ ,~ the col1ap ' , of a smaiJ dam on the C'ackamas Rive-r. path of the Lisle car, which was . IContmued On~-P~~e- 21 tare prese ntl y 25 arltvt members m t e group en me o o. Youth Sunday At Federate-d Is Announced 1 ' parle, member rA '!1loodort Koooevelt's coblnet, wao 0. arandson ol Ill emperor' :f r=., ..,a .. , ll.fll\iir. liP!Ou • .!IIX'Itleiilr".; • : ·"' II( ~ . ? ,., •,.,..-:::·. . ' '. ; ,r ,. ,. ·~~: · ~ ;.• ·...._~~._, ~ ••• ,...., """I ·•w· - - - - -· ' ~ ,.lo. ~\'.,..., .'1r,• •..,. • r· . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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