http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d6597c54cedaffaa0a8b5bbdbb6bec67.pdf d57c8d8763a39d2937658b30f19c9159 PDF Text Text . ....,. ____ .. ____ .... ......... • • ; , Organizers sytv~a Zwilling, Mrs. Irene ~ ~~0:::::. ~~a~he2;_n~:!~ ~~~~~ ~a~~~:,~~~w~i~~~,:re;:e~rp:~r Meet With b Scouts !m. until 3 p.m. A sack lunch lseni were Tammy and Cheryl ! Cu 1-DaDy Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Feb . I. 19M I rill , Mn Pauline Morarlly Upholstering, Painting, are Workshop Jobs MJ"!I.I was at noon . Johnson. Ada Slack was pleasantly sur- I I I .. _ a Missions ore ' OpertJtor Attemfl Around And Mainly About Annual Convention , About . C Theme of Talk, .1_ 1 red Sl;des People In ~1 ))weekend Mr!. Jo Ann White apent the ' M' dl 0 0 p Ill Whee!lllg, w. VI ., Pack ~ ld eport A talk on "Miulollo" and omeroy I where she allended the annual ~, Salisbury Cub Scout• 246 met at the school Saturday • I ' colored lllde8 ot Amerlcln InMr convention of the National CoaCbair u holstering and lex - pnsed for her bmhda~ WJ!h .a evening with Richard Younl(, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Buckley dlaM shown by tbe Rev. Don. Ric:ky Gibnore, son of . metoJogi!t and Halrdretsen! AJ. . P ked d""orated cake and ,,t!u frmt l cubmaster presiding . and son, Jeff, Otesapeake, Oblo ld 8cMme .... u ... ted ~ 8lld Mro. Ella GUmare, Jr., soclatlon held at the McClure 1 ..,_ underwent surgery at Ille pamlmg wt:>re wor on ~alad brought by ht>r daug-h' . . spent Sunday with her parenta, 8 •ue•....• Meigs .. _ when the Svracuse Third Wt"d · f Paul Werner, d1stnct com- M --• M OW F'i k lal missions meetinl beJd SUn- Gen 1 Jlosplt 1 Sat rda and n.utel. li;he arcompanted sever. , tPr . ~rs . H~rley John ..:ot• 11 / h . r. truu rs. en n . era a u Y a1 ben o1 Afllliale II o1 Jlesday HomPmakt'rs' Club ht·ld . mi"SIOnt>f. w 0 was present tn M'k Sh 8r t d t day afternoon at the Mount Mor- ~-nl ·- h It1 11•.... tr 10.14 mem 1 1 8 \\'nlf Pen. Uappy rmthtlnv w<~ s the miNt>st of organizing a e e~ . a . u ~t a iah Church in Middleport Rev. wu ue osp t.e\1 om Point Pleasant, of which she II sung The work ~ h!i p .,, 101 lw ht'ld I8 S 1 1 . 1 od Marshall Umverstty m Hunt- 8 th .:,...,." day1. p-si'dent. I 0\' eou roop was m r uc- . w v . . . oone was e guest s~er '"' aga •n Wt.·dnrsdn\' . Frh :I, w•th 1ed .· .tohn Musser who will st>rve lmgton, ·b a.k. 18 .tshpenh~tn~.,!e and showed slides or the In· Nancy and Peggy Boso of A queen was cllosen during a ~ H c k turwh ar nooo WI HI uJUwtMr and Mrs. Owen Fmk en- as a-.stslant .Srout !ead er a 1so rl semester M Mrea Shaf nd th- diana taken on vacatlons with Great Bend were weekend the convention Saturday evenPomeroy, Ohto 0 Prt>~nt were \frs \1ary tert atnPd Sundav wtth a tam- was preSE"nl Phrlrp Ohlinger , et ' ary er a his family through the years. guests of thelr grandmother ,l mg from contestants of each Pugh and \Irs . \targarel Bat!- rlv drnoer m hon or of tht:rr son. was appomted as a~tstanl rub- i er~e a l~esM A C f Mrs. Campbell Harper pre-- Mrs. Dessle Patterson. 'I area. The reigning queen wu TONIGHT & TUESDAY ey, Pomerov \1rs. Marge Crow Pk Hoger Dl:'an Frnk and Mrs ;nwster Norfolkan Va r:re ampwi~h 1 sided and led the groUp in the Mr and Mrs. Robert Rein-- chosen from Bhiefield with the "BIKINI BEACH'' Haune . Mr:. \lartha Rose. \1rn Ft'1k at the rr home on Lrn!'o!n Two new den mothers , Mrs. lh ' d th M lllg ah theme song for the year "Keep hart and family of Jackson Beckley entrant chosen 8.ft run( T~:d1 rueulu r) .. 11 H IJ M K th , , S er gran mo er rs. Mor . ner-up A style show ot the new . rs a r\ n St Pk 1- rnk has Just complet. l Phr!Jp Uhhnger and Mrs teve L d h . ~ined to h. Mf" Every Day." The ' prayer were weekend guests of their Frankie A~· 1dun . ArUJI:'!It' er:;\1 e, F'unict'llu. Marth<~ Hver. John:wn . Woll Pen. Mrs Ann ed 8 tour ot duty m Korea cmd Ebhn were welcomed. Frank· hoeonarb ' ~l 018 Mr C er was given by Mrs. Nellte WiD- parents Mr. and Mrs. William hair styles was held Saturday Calarcartaan1 Sauvage, Mrs VI abel Pr('kens. rs horn"' on leave with hts fam -1 hn Rizer Jr . was selected as th m~ >' 1 -;s\ ~ a:p is ston Devotions were presented Reinhart and Mr. and M r a. for the benefit of the opera ton. F..turette : Hat Stuff \Irs Sara Housh \-lr c; Edrth rl~ be tort' gomg to Ft Knox den ch1ef. Plans were dtscuss· foe orlmer -~~a. M~ar 1 and by Mrs. Ernest Bowles using Clyde Brown Sunday Mrs. White attended Hond Mr:» r-..tnrre Htzt>r. Mr~ wllt"rf' he wr)l be st iJironed Ht s ed lor seoul Wt'ek Februaf1' 7i~e~ y ~es\ In dd eport the theme, "The Purpose of Mrs. Wlll~m Kennedy and a meetmg of the state associl· WED . and THURSDAY Ada Sla ek Mrs Marga rt>t Cnltwrle plans to acC'Ompanv him 1 ~ and thr Pack 246 wtll attrnd fw er amly. Missions." son Joe of Grove City visited itton when a discussion of comF•bruarr J-4 1 NOT OPEN -- - · tu F't Knox wherE' the)> will I the Enterprise EUB church _Mrs. ~~~ge ~ck~tt retuFlam· Serving as ushers for the ser· rec~tly with Mr and Mrs Ed- i:tg events tor National Beauty m.1 ke therr home Sunday, February 7. I' eoh recenh Y ~o.mted · 'thyehrs. · vice were Mrs. Arnold Rich· ward Kennedy ~ family . Salon Week was held. Mn. WI er .son ardlt and Emma Bland . """" I:!...-.. • · · FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY den w ere s .e VISI _ It was decided by the MID Joyce Williamson of Co- Whtle wtll attend a meet1n1 F•bruuy 5-6 Atle11dmg the dmner were mothers, that the first Den and famlly, Mr. and M_rs. MlCh- ia1 music was presented by the lumbus spent the weekend with Monday evenmg on that project the honort>d guest. lu x brothers. lmE>etmg would be held at the ael Hack~tt and farruJy. She senior ehoir and included the he ther Mr Georgia Wil· at Paula Kay'a Beauty Shop ln. " ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS" Dan and Bill Fink, Mr. a nd ,school Wedn~sdcw' February 3 accompamed her daughter a~~ numbers, II Jesus Wlll Hear You lia~=~ , s. Gallipolis. (l'edl!lteu lu n Mrs Herbert Fmk. Mtss Ma- l from 3 31)..4·30 P m. At the dose Ifam ily, Mr and_Mrs. Joe Trl~ Pray" and ''Jesus Lifted Me" . ----Celia K;;n• . L~rn Dornu~i n ON bel H~:"PII. MrddleJl?rl : Mr . a~d of the meeOng. t'ooktes , cotf~ J ble and !iOn, Kim, _ of Charlesjwith Mrs. Ervin BaumgardMr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks 4.nn IJ :u ii('!, li oriru, ~un ut Mr~- !iflward Ervrn and cht l· and kool-air wt>n: st>rved to ap-1 tun, W. Va. to F'londa. ner as pianist. returned home Friday, after a mEJSS GRADUATES tht.> Do!,! u! FL!nrlt•i, dn·n . 11honda. ~haron. Bt>\'er-lproxirntHPly 25 srouts and Mrs. Leo Ke~ed~ has re-- Followins the program the week's visit In Reynoldsburg start St!rgeant James L. " THE COMJ:OY ly, Hurldy, Herbre, Teresa and gut>sts. turned from Sprmgf1eld where benediction was given by the with their son and daughter- Theiss, lOR of Mrs. Carrie V, OF TERRORS " Tumrnre nt Bnrine ; Mr and - - she ~pent several days with Rev. Boone. In charge of the in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sinclair of Syracuse, has gradl' J'. •diiiH II [H I ) ~'l:lr~. Hi~ha rd Fi~k .a nd da~gh - 1 .. . ,PLAN B~I.L. , 1her srsters , ~rs. Clarence Bail- program were Mrs. Sarah IWeeks and son Tom. uated froQl the technical tr&ln· Vinrrnl l'nr•·. l '!•l• 'f l .o•rn · B un .~ 1\.tnilr. J oyl'• ' ,lan11 'IJJI · tt·r . A11gw. Cheshire; Mrs. Lron -1 Iht> RacmP Fre~dr Club \\I~~ ey an~ family and Mrs. Thel. Miss Julia Ree."'e and Mrs. Mrs. John Frick entered ' ing course for U.S. Air Force LAUNDRY _ PI (;i!more (.Judy Fink) ami sponsor the •·Bt>aux Arts Ball , ! ma Shirk and family. Mrs. BaiJ- j01 d Richards. Meigs General Hospital Friday technical instructors at ShepSUN ., MON ., TUES. Feb. 7-8-9 DRY CLEANING ~o n". Mnrk and Brent, and Mr. I a f•1rmal danct'. Saturd_ay, Feb- ey underwent surgery and Mrs. [ a medleal atlent pard AFB. Tex. The sergt.ant "A SHOT IN THE DARK" WY 2_5428 POMEROY ~nd \lrs . ·!ohn Buckley and ."-on. ruary l31h at the Racme Hrgh Ken~edy was with her and her Mrs. Florenc: Holl~v under- attended Pomeroy High school. Pe1rr Se ll e r.-. . .!::Ike SorHrnt·l·-. 1Jf Chesapeake . Schoo\ from 8.30 lo 11 :30 p.m. fam1ly . Mrs: K~nnedy returned , went surgery Sunday ·morning He 1s married to the former to her teaching m the Pomeroy '] at Meigs General Hospital. Anna M. Spirea. school Fnday. M R A 1bom et Miss Sandra Brewington Rio Youth of the Federated rs. · · pson r urnZURCHER PROMOTED Grande student and her 'fath- Church were tn charge of the ed to her home Pittsburgh, ~a. J 8 ' . "'~ Col lworsilip service SUnday morn- Sunday evening, alter spendmg er, ames rewml!i...,.... urn. I. a week with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurchbus, spent the weekend at tttelr mg. E Ohlinger er have learned their !on, A3C I home in Middleport. The organ prelude by • . Wayne A. Zurcher. Jr.. has / Wen-y opened the s~rvice, Mr. .and Mrs. William Sorg been promoted to Airman Sec' lowed by the processional hymn and son of Ashland, Ky. spent d Cl d 1 h •-" H 1 H 1 H 1 .. '111 inon ass an a so as ~~~ o y, o y, o y. . e several days wl!!l Mrs. Mary entered on the hoiiOI' roll at the troll was given by Jim !lash E.. Ohlinger. They returned 3380th T h · 1 s h 1 USAF with .the Gloria Patri, Collect, home SUnday. Keesler ~~c:~ ~a~lng CenLo~·d' Pra~er and Domlogy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hood ter (ATC). Keesler AFB Mia. umson. Scnpture readl111 · · A2C Zurcher Ia 'atudyA. H ll eded tile and 1am11Y o1 st. Marys, Oblo stsslppi. FE". I . ru~ k •b P~~ B rt were weekend guests of his sla. lng Air· Force eommunlcatio!IJ The Fourth Quarterly Con- mg Handen BY tt JY uH,bstet- ter, Mrs. Mary E. ObUnger. system• maintenance, ' ference of Heath Methodist ny o . e y ean o Church will be conducted Mon- ter and ~athy Watson. t• day evening, Feb. I at t he . A ~!""'Ial number, I church with the Rev. Stanley beve, was presented McGuilliard, Portsmouth Dis· youth choir and Donna trict Superintendent, In charge. ~~ve the morning prayer I Theodorus Council Daughters WLtb chor~l respons~.· and the of Ameriea will meet in regu- congrega~~n sang., . I . l lar session Monday at 7:30p.m. Be True. Rev. W&lber Perrtn ' at the IOOF Hall. Following .~all fo~. his sermao topic, the meeting a social hour and Youth. games will be held. Members Pra~er by the.. paator, are asked to bring cookiett. for 1recess1ona1 hymn., Savior A· l'<'lreshments. 1 gain," the benediction with The Pomeroy Garden Club three-fold Amen and organ I will mPet Monday afternoon at l lude closed the servicec:a' ral:ynrt I Z p. m. at the Columbia Gas Connie Lanning and ' office in Middleorl with Bety Tracy served aa aoolytet I Newton home service advisor. members of the youth cho<lrll Members are asked to take 1 were Irene and Morton Barnes, II Slight Irregulars of $1.PQ to $1.98 Cannon guest. Elizabeth 81aettnar, The B. H. Sanborn Mission- ie Burl, Mary Hayes, Bath Towels • • . the Most Popular Styles ary Society of the Middleport Jewell .. Joy Kautz, Cheryl First Baptist Church will be Laughlin. Maralynn Tracy, Ed••. Patterns ... and Colors ..• ., the host to the armual Fellow die Young, Connie Lannin1 ship Tea for members of the Caralynn Tracy. . Rio Grande Baptist Associ&· A ~sse of red carnations on tion Monday evening, Feb. 1 at th~ p1ano and two samll Ute church beginning at 7:30 p. with three red carnatlona and m. Mrs. Donald Boone will be greenery on eltber side of the program chairman. cross on the altar, were Irregulars of out C1nnon Crystal Palace, Mrs. Richard Martin of the sented by the youth. There w Rulland Friendly Gardeners also four baskets of n..rerodl $1. 98, jacquard type pattern. Club will present the garden back of the altar. program of the month on the An invitatio~ was extended "Colfee Time With Janet" show the Rev. Perrm to all InterestMonday morning, Feb. t, at 9 ed Pf"Ons to attend a Bible a. m. Her topic will be Flow- class being bold on alternate ers and Plant8 in the Home. Sunday evenings, th~ nen to The Rutland Garden Club wiU be February 7 at ):20 p. m. It have charge of the March was anounced that a large bol program. had been placed in the vis~~: Ft;B. ! Irregulars of our Cannon $1.00 1nd $1.39 1tor ~ood Used hoya and The Middleport Literary Club clothmg wh1c~ Will be will meet Wednesday after- local needy families. Bath Towels . stripes, solid colors, prints noon, Feb. 3 at 2 p.m. at the McKELVEY ELEcri!:D home of Mrs. Guy Shuler. Mrs. Walter Waddell will review William G. McKelvey, son of "Julian" and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. WOllam A. McStrauss will review "In Vive." Kelvey, Portllmd, a senior at FIXTURES FOR SALE! VALUES TO 34.95 VALUES TO 8.95 Roll call will be ''Literary Marietta College in business adminlstration, has been elected Ladies' Several Pomeroy Chapter !Btl OES to membership by Tau Pi Phl, Ladies' will meet in regular session on the national busmess • economTables _ At $5 ea. Tuesday at 7:45p. m. and there ics honorary. McKelvey is a will be initiation. graduate of Southern H i Bh 2 Groups Adjustable ; VEA'I'HER eeld tonfPt ,.. ra... ..., i Wedaelday. Low toalpt ..,. to I below, ~~~&• Wedaeoday u. Pfc. Roger fl'nk s Honored at MEIGS THEATRE - f amtly . Dinner . rst. 'li'O'C' YOU KNOY : •/. ; en tine ";: ... :;, ; ... p --- ;f. ~ ~ c. w :;: ·;~~ !'l- {.. Every - . . . . .\...,._ .... llql . . . . . -dlaHitle •••diul madttne, de;<uU a oD<tt make a porefiM. eoa FIVE CENTS :it Urge 20-Mile 1 0 NE "',;; .! c ., at y zz. ' River · Front 1 Be Developed DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S I Lead Worshl'p ·-----..-----_,.Jr\1, 1ne Service Sunday j Modern Mart Announces SOCIAL CALENDAR We C\ose Our Doors fore~er SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 BARGAINS FOR YOU! AND SALE OF - ... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 I I FINAL WEEK and Final MARKDOWNS Most Items At Cost or Below! ':::.!I Cannon Bath Towels GROUP I Sale I BARGAINS GALORE ON WEARING APPAREL FOR WOMEN, TEENS, GIRLS, BOYS, CHILDREN! Shop Now! II $1.15 GROUP II .. Sale Dress Coats & Car Coats $5 $20 SKIRTS $1.49 up ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SHELVES· AT $10 ea, 1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER _ SEE THIS Shop All This Week ·· We Close Our Doors Saturday February 6th ·· Hurry In You'll Get Bargains !! N.F.O. meeting at Modem •;Scihooiili.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii Woodmen hall in Burlingham on II Ruut.e 33, Tuesday evening 8 p. m. AU farmers invited. The WSWS of the EUB church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Long with Mrs. Herbert Dixon as leader. FEB. J The Pomeroy Shakes1>eare : club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Phil I Williamson. The Guild of Grace Episcopal church will meet at the parrish house Wednesday, at WHAT KIND OF MATTRESS CAN YOU BUY FOR .•• S39.9S I p.m. FEB. f The Mount Moriah Mission-ary Society will meet 'lbura. day evening, Feb. 4, at t he ' church with Mrs. Golda GutiJ.. hostess, The I OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT POMEROY OHIO .\SK TO WED PT. PLEASANT J oh n' Franklin Hoffman, 49, a n d Casto Mallo•, 47, both Mason, have nuule appllcafor a marrla11e licenoe In · the offico of lbe Councy Clerk. . ' . ,. ·ioo, ~'.' liiil ... 1;). ~""' "' '"'' " ....,_ .... r~· .' :.a ...f.ol;.....,~ ...... !f:] ¥.,.. ~.. ~': fllfW \"1-*"'11".' """' ,,•n.'-' ""»""'-~ ~~ ~~i • ~- !ti'- •'1- e.:.,~~if ., ,f'I..- JJ!>;~-.,. ~ ·' �I 1 $682 General Fund Patterson Hungry for Shot at Clay 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1965 Hospital~ews Received b y M o t h e r s ~c~t~~=:~ge lnTh~!~h~~eJ:2h~:~~!~r!lnws ~ &npl~ OriW:fgil~~lPhlil~yhbyTPastEor's g HELEN HELP US! 1----~ fund by Helen I!S tt . lhas netted $682.61 fr om Middleport and Pomeroy can· Among those who entered } e 11g {S e a v e n t O e t!.640, comp<'nsat1on of em· vass. accordin g t o Pat Hindy. chairman from the Ohio Eta Holzer hospilal in the put :H a . . ployes $5.160. stationery and Ph 1 Chapter of Bet" Sigma Phi, sponsor of the drive. llOIIto wm GoiMr U All Gl'flblll pl.,., wrl\lell bJ BOlli Kong ; and Mrs. Gerald Dear Helen. 1 8Upp hes, l t.200, Jurors and Wll· Those making contribution• of Jer, 1128 First Ave., Mrs. Harold Mrs. Donald Boone, depicting Anthony, In the native dress of wbo a do you do with dame They teU me about ti.O,OOO nesses, 1100. other OXJM!IlSI'!, $5 or $10 include Mr. and Mro. lin the march •ere . Dorothy R. Bush, 19 Evano Heights, the mlmon fields , hlghli«"tt!d Japtm. Jl:actt clt'!cribed the watc:Os ";hd": thai when ohe A1M 1 ': $811 Total Sl.ml. c. F. Tompkins, William Mill· Am berger, Shirley 8a1ty, Bar· Jl<kle LM NGrll!up, 223 Ports. the annual Ji'ellowdlip 'll!a c-ountry IEjJI<III!nted. sh nd e se Bowdl game, ongfl that ld . 'the• b'-"C!erk of cO\II'II - Salary $6.- "'· Mn. Hool<r Cook, lon bara Betzing, Marth Escble- mouth Rd., Mn. Grill C. Coolo, sponsocad by the B. H. Sane , wo ers out lou h o r; stu wou g1ve """ 200 com~nsation of e mployes Mrs man Betsy Horky Gall Hovat- J R. G •.•• p Ia J hom M'··"'~ o-u.o.. of "e The meeting was openad witb they U ever I get the grass a chemical hotloot and dl.. J M w . r. arner , . · • r.. lO ra-, ame ._ _ _ , OJNt;.-•:~ "' d · lud b ~a · 1 f ••· their Jl""'la •b 1ars ; ean $5 760, •tati.....-y ond ouppiieo li:rnfOt Rea, Dr. and Mr>. E. ller, Shirley HlliUID. Arid. Clon<h, Bld1o:eU, Mrl. J - Middleport Fll'll Baplllt ellllfth Ill organ an p1ano pro e y s ms, ou o uNae poor boyl' courqe.- & - t o advertising limot hold- R. Maag, A. Robimon, McDaniel, tn.o llttdoft, 111ar- W. Rt. 2 CbiGdrt, held Mondly ovenJna, The 1101· Mrs. C. P. Bradbury aad Mrs. pants. - DISGUSTED HIJJ. limbs and messing up the coming court $ll, other dpen,.. Ralph Wei ker Mrs Ad o I Ph 1... Neuman, lloYtrly l'trtin, Mn. Ma.-vla McGUirt, Rl I lliW far the lltor)' l<atured the Gerald _Anthony. DeTollons oft BAND pooure ol who sal ill tho $50 Total, $14,530. Satlenl M 't:osie. Russell Betty Rawltnp, Barbara Rial Crow City Rl 1 Crown City lllllde of 1 jel plane wltb poa· the begmninp of m1sslon81'J Dear D.H.: stand to ••tcb 1M lnaqural Coroner - Salary $1 110. M J' . r5SUvers Loval Yvonno Scally April Smllb' M nAI a Mcoulrt Rt j ten liYinl a real "~llnC" of 'lf(lrk on Okinawa, were given Resign yourself. Most bouse- parade. County court _ Judges salof Middleport Lynn Slltltlt, Jo ' l'illl<)' M: . - IJylnc • tho mtmhen were by Rhoda Hall, using scripture wives take to foot hall like John Seellll Uko an those . lady Mlrll)'ll bam Rt 1 EWift&!Oil Mrl llbil on a round tho ,...ld from Mathew and a clo!lllg Paul Getty goes for the Hobo and ..,.lleiDID birda at the ary $3.164.71, comp<'nsallon olh·' Church of Christ DAV Auxili- Linda WatiOII and 53, Fenney. Wloecup. ,..;,., j, ROM, 20110 tour of Baptist Mlolloilllel\0111. prayer. jOt llllll'e White tlllllSe art going to havo er employes $2,850, stationery ! ary of Pomerov and supplies and equipment $1 ,- IBennett Post AuxUiary, all .\. . Worklnl: In tho Mlddlopart , . A..., Pt. RllOnda LYJIII The plaDa named "Mll· The Love . Gift ollertnl wu !h\:1 to llllnll 10 to turD of! an aw!llllot of Jlghta 200 . Jurors tfltne" fees $80. Sorority members taking part sulentlll ,.... Mn. &- llontaomery, 1111,. Court St., lloD Alrllnea Jet. Fl'""' N dadicated by Mr.. Tony Fowl· & gr. . tllatPJ pay for l1hol may ma_ke Total $1,294.71. . chard Oftll. lllloo 8etty G.- Pl. Pleasant, Edpr R. Woodl, ber ' ...,. um: er, chairman, assistad by Mrs. out of ~elr own youJ11 ball them pretty Ui1popular With Board of election•..,lee, Mn. Robert Blll'ltett Mn. 11303 llow•d Ave Pt. PJiu. 11115. Willis Anthony of the Love-joy players pants, - H. blrd-watchen overywhoro. oman u r t Lee Smllll, Mn. PaUl ant Maoon A G,b;, Hendor- :::- ,.... . lbbs Circle with a meditation on Dear Helen : GENE - board members "',600, com· per.slllon of employes t4 ,500, Texanna White, Mrt. Edward ..,.; W Va Mn Eu.'l Grimm. Mn. Donald lloono. The "TeleJlli"· Mn. Pearl Hall· Sp<'akuqj of pills and pre- Dear Gene: .. compensation and judg· I. •d Moore, Sr., Mn. Pllll CUd •1 Letart W 'v Mn Ha Wit enroull to G.- man of iJ,. Do<caa Circle Ja· scrlptiolll (or were ,.?) I Bird-watchers everywhere 111 .. Oild clerk• 18.7~. llatlonery ent Mrs Jamea Joi!Mon Mra K...: . • . a., . .. ke, Wll!eonsiD, aad as the trip n and Jane Glbbo ol' tho thoulht It was a 1... that aU •hould be alertad that tho and auppliel ~. 1100. other .... neth Selin. Mn. ' rw., ~n:;.art":·S:s,~~~ propeo~~ toveral "Pas- ~e~ta Circle, Philippines. prescription bottles should be ''Rooat-No-More" che~col ~... penses $1.500 . Total. $24.300. Mn. Cbarlft 8mltb, M r 1. In <.'081ume, de- Mrs. Paul Smart resident, labeled With the of then' haem Waahlngton 1 fall• ..,.... Courthouse and jail buildmgs n t. Robert Aobloy, Mn. Howard ::WI~, ~w;:. ,!.~ mlollonlory llelds thanked the group' cards medlcme and what II Is for. ?ut prone" slarllnp, but o!"Y and grounds _ comp<'nsat1on Dailey, MrL Bernard Fultz, K. • Mill~ ,. Meo~ 81 sent dur!IIi her rer:atl illneos. Yet the oth~r day I got anolb· I!Titates them Into roostillj 304 of janito" and employes $5,440, A 23 year old woman wa> ~1n. Wendell Oerll<!b, Mn. p • M CUflord G J '' 1'lklnl part ...,. Mn. Field- The grouJ" votad to send a box er prescrtpt1011 •lth nothmg on elsewh....., and it last. aboul a supplies for janitor, ete. 1700, Jnjurad in one of two MO!gs William llljlea, Mn. Lowell Jlel&hts, lnl Hawldnl ln the COIIumo of of clothing to the Becone Jncli· II but the date an,d my IUIIIIfl year. Tho <near $100 per fu el-and lightl2.800, water $500. County accidents Investigated )Beaver, Mr1. Deny Guthrie, •Ronald N Bearhl Rt Porto Rico 11v1nc facti on an College. The group also dis- and number. What s more, the tree I may. rBJJe eyebrow• telephones St,SOO, repairs $1 ,000 by the Ohio State Patrol on Mn. Edward Crcob Mrs. Mn · Edna Porto Rico; Mrs. Cbarletl Ben- cw;sed the changing of the date pills were plato, white and dll- ol a lew Bird <_capital B) watcJt.. furmlurt, lilltures, office equip- Monday. Rlrhard Oller, Mn. • Dale Rt 2 Lon Bouom, Dtlt, Haltl; Mn. llert Bodlmer, of the annual Fellowship Tea to marked In any way. I have sev· ers until, Foreign Aid, ment $1.000 . Tot al, $1 2.940. It took place at _5:20 p. m. on Moum!nl, Mn. ltoocGe Ji'lle, Tlmolh K. · BmmI Portland, C...,o; Mrt. Beulah Wbite. tht aprillll or fall because of eral oimllar pillo m the medl- care, etc. ilveo them som&Other buildings and lands - Rt. 143, at a pomt 2.7 m1les IMrs. Richard Plckent Mrs M Ey alia • Rl Ollt woarlllj tht aart o1 the South the winter weather in Febru- cine cabinet. What 1f thty got thm& b1gger to !lap about.-ll 3 malmenance $t .700. north ol the junction with RI.I Bruct Jenktno, Mn 'Jolm L : n. mma W ce, 1nt11a C!OUIIIr7; Mrl. Wlllll All- ary with the executive commit· mixad up? Or what il the drug· Dear Helen: Protection to property and 1:14. A car being dmen "'"'h ons. ' y ~!"S.!:f'H~~· !bony, Burmll. Mrl. Fred Roll· tee to make the change. gill picked up the wrong pill About a year ~go I wrote you persons by sheriff - Salary by B1ily Lee Wallace, 2fi , Worktnc tbt PomeNY area R Wlloton Mr 1: p' man, 'I'Jtjjlland. Mro. Dan Followins the program the from . one of these look-alike a letter about vtrglns being oul 1 e $6.too. compensation of employ- dleport , wao pa50ln( another wert Mrs. Jack Seelll Pat • M 1• F lmer Darst, Jr., In 1M cootumt o1 members went to the church madicmes? It has happeoed, of date, and you answered "Ho1 es !!.MO. jail matron salarJet , <Ill' and collidad in the north· Youna, Jay Wamer, 11; 1_ BarMrlllfflft. tht PbJI!pplno lllaDdl; Mn. dining room for a social hour. with tragic results. Why can't kum;• or some such. Well, I f.,300, stationery and . suppiie• hound lane • ·1th a cor dnven ley Henclrlcko Mn Cia.....,. y, • t. Oull l'Dn7 Fowler, Ill a OOIIUDII ol The tablo wao coverad With 0 p1IIJ be stamped with some d1dn t see any great number o! $200, county jail ma mtenance ' north by Dorothy Arnold, :13 Andrewo, Car~lyn ~lford, MID ~=- MJ'~~· KY·;..,!UHam cad cloth witb white lace over- Identifying mark some are, but virgins standing up and belni 1 • Alb-.., Ky., and supplies 16.000. other ox- IRt. I Pomeroy. 'l'here was Linda Hudoon and 11irtw memcloth and centered with a rad 1 lot aren'll And why, oh why, counted, and I have watched penses $500, equipment $6,000., heavy damage to the Arnold her! of Girl Seoul Troop 287 R~chard B. BrO(ID, Alb• 0 tissue heart. The valentine don't ALL druggists label your column clo5<ly. So may· monthly oxpense $50(1 . Total1car and medluro to the Pego Story, B«ky HOUdaoheli • Y· theme wu carriad out In the theft bottles thorouibly?-T.R. be I'm right. Belen - ,there $30,160. Wallace vthlcl•. 1 and O.bb.. llarbrecht. Blrtilo napkins and fancy sandwiches Dear T: are no vtrgms _left. Whato oO Recorder - Salary 111.000. M,. Arnold waotaken to Vet· I The IIOI'Orlty membm and Mrs. Donald T. 403 eBJgnS aS and cookies. White mints decor· Good questions. Until ALL great about hemg a virgin any· compensation of employes $3.- erans Mrmorlal Hoop1Jal by the the chairman, Pat Hlndy, wish Cedarcrest Dr., Ripley, w. va., ated with red were ..rvad with manufacturers and druggists_Ja. way - you don1 get any (ol4 , st•lionery. supp lies and m1-( Poffi<'roy •quad for Ito l.'llpr... thtlr appredJIIlon 14 dallllbter, Z:IS p.m. Monday. coffee and tea. Mrs. Dave Darst bel ALL pills and prescriptums medals lor It, you jUst lose out 000 crolilming $3.320. other expen<· treatmrnt for a broken no•• , the residentl ol both YlllaiH Mn. Charles E. Ru ...u, Rt. I waa chairman of the din inc thorougilly ' the best way " to on a Jot o! fun other girls ore es $50 Tota l, $12 .m . l and multiple ial'ffatioll5 and Ifor their aenOI'OIII re5JIOMI to BidweU, IOn, t :17 a.m., MOllroom decorations. Mrs. Boone label them yQ_ursel! the mom- having. We all know sex makes Agriculture - agricultur. so- ' ., . . Ithe march ott crippllnl dl ..l!et day. Mn. Paul R. Raaan, Rt. The retJ&natlon o! Mlch.rel and Mrs. Smart presidad at the ent you buy them. Trouble tbe world gn round. Face Ill rieti es - farmers '""ltule 13.· 1 Walia t-e .a, Cli ed to Melgs land to the workm lor tht ll Wollston, daulh!et, !;51 a.m. John!IOII wu accepted when coif.. and tea services. Mem- most of us are oo sure well- PORTER IOol. •tale u tension fund $1.lll. count y court Feb. 12 on a use ol their tlmo. Monday, the Middleport Board of Edu- ben of the three clrcleo and remember that we eet la•y Dear Porter: catt le tuberculoSis prevention. Icharge of pa:<slng without ••· 1 cation met Monday evenlna In the liOCiety provided the re- about .this vital precaution un- In two years you have writ· $I.50ll. apiary inspection $200.!" "ed clear d•stance Dltcbal'le4 ""gular ...slon II tbt 1tl1h freshments. Out of town mem- til someone in the family owal· ten me at least 10 letters, all brucellosis $WO, soil conserva-, Another are1dent took place BriefS Patlenll recently ~barged tchool. hen of the Rio Grande Aosocl- lows the wrong madiclne. on ONE subject. I lblnk yoti'N lion su o. Total. 113.315. •.t 6 a m: Monday on Meigs lncltulfd Mn. John Heclcor, Mrl. Mrs. Charleen Mlnent Crane, ation were unable to attend due With pili taking the great an ob,..sed :probably repr~ 8 Tuberoulosis Hospita• and County Ro.•d No. 3, two and IContinued from P'l• I) Lloyd Huiibes, Mra. Norman Athenl lVII hired 80 1 teach- to the weather but a large national pastime theso days, a ad) little man with a mon..lllil Ca re _ Mamtenance ot patients , a half mil-. south of Rt. 143 lin news bomtlohlllls within 41 Crace, Mlldalyn Plehett, Mrs. er durin& tho meetlne. number attendad from tho ).,. gond deal more attention should mind, and wby don't you jUal in Olher hospitals $18,000. tuber· A car driven by Norman Will , houro crealad opeculallon to- L. F. Olaosburn and Infant oon, cal church. be paid to proper identl!Jcatlon. SHADDUP? - H. cuioSJS ciiOic mamtenance 51. RutiRnd. wtml .rut of control day on the Mure coutot of Mn. D. G. Crtner, Mrs. Dor- The board qreed to purc~Qie w~ Total • 19 000 •on the '"Y road and hll a 1S . t 1 1 Saunders Theodore Bee•le new ltllge eurtatno with pro$1·"""' · " ' · I b ·d T ThtA...d ov1~ ore gn po11cy, ' "!> , • 1 RegtStr,llun ol vital stalls- " _g• rm mg. car •n~ 81!fCinnbng Sunday and In Scott T. ltaiH and Carl D. coedt from the Mil')' Watkw tics - Cmnpe~~salion of regi~ Ion It s top in a creek bed. The r ld h. .Slaata. Memorial Fund. Present were dr iver escRp<'d lnjurv Th•r• ap ouc.,...lon, 1 • Soviet M L W M "---~-) Voice of Broadway • • • r e p o r t i n g lr11 rs. $200. Total, $200. . · . ·· Unitm announced that : r · . • • C~.A~nuaa, M:UW Other health - hydrophobia ::,,' e~~iy medmm damR~e to - Prmier ~Jexel N. Kotygln ' superintendent, EmeriOII Jones, tr•·alment $200. cripPled child· . . . and a SOviet delegation would I Mrs. E. 0. Rall , Ltonell Bogp, .d $1 442 Total $1 642 One conviCflon reported by . Cash Bohr and Harold Hubre~ a1 . , · • • · th(" patrol w a~ F.strll Hal\. Jr . leave soon for a v1sit to Combard By DOROTHY KJLOALLI!N 1 Co unt)' home - Salary of I of Portland who WQ~ fin~ tHl mu mst North Vit>t Nam . InSupt. and matron $2,520, com· and coets i~ Ga llipolis court. formed circles said tho departMr. Johnson, with I Mast· pcnsat1on ot employes $t.i.240., ure \Ya~ imminent. ~r·s Degree in science (blolophy,ician salary or fees $.100,i - The Kremlin hierarchy Ia· Pomeroy Fire Chief Henry gical; Bnd working toward his JOTTINGS IN PENCIL when a famous person dlel, the column· fu el and h1ht U.400. mamten·1 Two-Car Arritlrnt 1vors summit taika with Pm· Werry eolimated damAges caus· doctorate, has left teachlllj The Celebrity Customers at Danny's iots will feel impelled to write "Broad• ao ce supplies 17.000. rarm su:>-, 1 1 . 1 'l idtnt Joh_noon. ad by a lire at lhe Ruth Buff· temporarily to tulflll Hideaway usually couldn't care Ieos way was rocked by the death of the be1I#;J;a1e(in - , a bou t wh 0 ' s at th e next table, but when loved So-and-So, " w h en ·m truth •Pl'1• s 1100 . • oth..- elpenoet $100 •' ps ted - Snv1et Communist party ington residence Monday at 4:· service requirement•. Fortner""'"nd• new eQUitJment $211lJ Total, $18,· • omeroy po 11 ce vest 1ga -chieftain Leonicl I. Bre%1111ev 05 p.m. will total $500. ly on the OU faculty hll took Juliet Prowse and Sal Mineo made their So was a quite deplorable penon belov· 860. 1" mmo~ '7o-car acci<lent that and pre•ldium member Nikolai ( Werry' said the fire started the Middleport poslti,.; because ent!ance as a new duo, they made quite ed only by his mother. Georgie Solotaire . Child welfare board - Sala· i ~~~~~·st a 7 p.m. Monday on v Podgorny . llt'Cretly paid a while water line was belna he was to leave for oervlce be- a npple among the blase conversational· was not famous exceP.t to the famous, but net of employes $1 .500, mam· . . J.ghtmng >tsll to Hunaary taat 1th>wad out with a blow-torch. lore the University year wa• ists . . Connie Stevens and Jim Stacy he deserved many trtbutes. He was know· tenance of <hildren m other • Poltco ~ai<l that George L. woek. 'The bll%e spread into the house, completed. are contemplating ador,tin~ a baby . . . ledgeable about ahows, and his witty tJome1 $2200 other ~xpPn~es & Harn"S, l t , Pomeroy , sk1dded b1 h nd Maurice Chevalier, dong a one-man comments at premieres were priceless. 'clcl b · · . bY u wa11 qut y roua; t u er Mrs. J ohnaon continues as • show In Munich the other night, walked He trusted people, and people trusted child 'welfare $800 . total, $-1.· 1·'~1 th e r.ar o1 • car· d r~ven SALES REPORT control. 500. . I\1 lllmm Cro,., Racine. T h • Pt. Pleasanl Llvestuct Saleo Co. Chief Werry also reported MilS Latin and Elljllsh mstruc- off the stage after only 35 minutes and him. Perhaos that Is lhe best obituarY Children's homo - Salary of ' mlshap ocru_rrrn whrn Harm Jaaury 311, !IIi$ that damales caused by lil'e tor. settled for a mere ,4,000, although his anyone can earn .... . Sophia Loren io Sup!. and matron $3.912, com· fwas • 11· emptma to pu 11 to the HOGS _ 175 to 22o, 18 to 17; at tho Pomero Pastr abo contract called for much more. He quit spending her spare time studying two ensallon of empinves $4 680 '" 0e ot the " ""' so !he village H•av,. · , 13 to 15" Fat So s nd Y y M _ e It• Geaerol Hotpltal because he didn't think the audience wao languages, German and Italian. Italian? p 1y t k ld N . .. , .iJ\1 : ws u ay •ere approx1m&te ISSIO P 0 physiCian salary or fees. $700 / '1111er rue cou P""· · o Ill· 12 to 14.25; Boars 1 to i0.40; $5011. The blazo started around A M NS - John Youn&. appropriately enthusiastic. Afterward•. you ask in surpriae. Yes, Sophia wants to luel and light $1.100, malnt""-' "" '" were suffef'd. Pigs 5 to 9_ , h1 1 k Mason; A. L. Glenn, no addre"; In an interview with the press, Chevalier get rid of her Nea~olitan accent and . $6,500. other ex.' Da1sy . ,. • among h er CATTLE _ Steers \5 to 19 . a o wa er lan . omg, Mlddleport . expressed a yearning for the apprecla· sound more ~htc w en shes ance supplies pt.nses $200. nrw rquipm•nt l Ar,.a S.-oul Offil'ial Heifters 13 to 17.110: Fat VISITS PARENTS DISCHARGES - Marlo Ko- lion he gets from theatre-goen in the snazzy Roman friends . (Some of fans $200. Total,_ $t7,892 12 to 13.90; cannero 9 to l2. Frad Si,..n, student at Ohio blentz, Pomeroy; Tolltba ca.. United States. never noticed she had a Neapolitan ac· _BUnd relief - transfer to Rob<rt H. Krrjcl, Seoul EX· Bulls 14.10 lo 16; Stock Steers Univentty, openl part of his to, t;'ortland; Rev. Okey Cart, [ Believe every word you read In praise cent; they were too busy studying her bhnd rellei fund 12.7118.68. N'lltive lor t•· _ , • 18 tr. J9.M: Stock Heifer! 14 to )semelller vacation with his Midli _.::..I•:.:-P..:.O;..;rt;,;._ _ _ _ _ _ __:o.:.f..:t::ic::k::e.:.t.::hr.:.o::k::e::r_::.Geo.:::r:.!g~ie:_::So::::lo::t:al::r::e:..::O::f;;:te:,:n:_:::ot::h::e::r~a:.:l::tr_:ibu::;::t:::e.:s:.!. .) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Dependent chlldren - T'ran~•~~: '''"'"tate Arn 16.75, ·. Stoe k Steer Calves 17 to parenll, Mr. and Mro. Leland • . . . I Bov &out Council has re•IRn· ler to a1d for dependent ch1ld- t'd . the JIO!I•tion •ff•rt.ive April 2140; Stock Helf•r Calves 15 to I stsoon, Pomeroy. Alao vtaitin& 1 refl ~.122: To~al , $5,1 22. :I. He did not reveal hi! luture l!li with them was John Keperly, reh•f. burial s and pIa ns. He had seotv~N. ·" 1•,~• Tr 1. VE~L CALVE,~ - Tops 36.\0·, West Lake , Clev•land · Soldiers · S . . , 0 ., II- \) ~ ~elen. ~a• "~tt::' dol- l ~.500. I ~- Mclloup~ ~:~·s ~;~,. M~ Pl-. H dl Tom ~azalte. ~'ve J"J::-::....~.. s.en,:: ~~ani io.ttc, ACCI 0 R 143 milea~ F SpMn: d:;,. ~lty. Bllllo P~st w salar~es wr: th~ poop~ t'- ild F:. :'ll:' C::::7J~I~ ~ merfle~' Mid-I ior na~ c~t ;OU: M s...:. t!· ~~ ro;""ockd.:· ~ Mad~ a :'!t Harvey, Emer~oncy Mr J hnsOn R • MUS Teacher abr~>~~ns ~· UPJ i•ey Damages May Corne to $500 · milt••~ "'e' 0 • • • • ' • 1 Cow~ Rr~l~n~ l'o~ltlon ~er • me~rUIIs - ~\~riE'S member!! , State area "im~e -lune , 1958 _ 3~"0nds 34.50; Medium 22 to Fred's roommate. The bo:ts ot relief com~1!"-SJO~ $660, rom- The area include!! Gal\ia and t 27 50; Common &. Heavit! 18 return~d Sunday to 10 on a pensaUon of mves f!gatora and Meiss counties in Ohio and M.a· · to 32. concert tour with the Ohlo clerks $4,200, nthl'f exp<'nses.,1son county, W. Va. j Univeraity band. Oo Monday 1 r.ehef co~mJssJont>r ~1.2.~0. re-- 1 ~r . Krf:"jri iR a Jraduate of , ctNClNNA11 (UPI) - Vada b.et ~old1ers and ~a 1lnr~. etr.l Michigan State University, a nd Vinegar, four months old suf. ,.1,500, . grave markers $450, he entered professional 5COut- l rocated Monday when a plastic Me~onal Day etJ)f'n~E' $400 , 1ing in 1940. Prior to coming dry cleaning baa became bu~1als $300. Totals, $t0,160. , the Tri-State Area he served ao wrapped around his head while oor r.E'\1el ~ l'ranster to an aAsistant to the Chicago Ihe was tn bed. poor reli•r fund 110.0110, other Council ond the li:jyplian Counexpenses $6.465.40 Total , $16,- !dl In southern lllinoii. they were at Middleport, Belpte, and Vincent : today at Hill!boro, Cincinnati, and Batavia, and on Wednesday wil;l . go to Ripley and Portsmou th before they return to Athens. toi 4~:-khouse Maintenance I $1.01~ . fHE DAILY SENTINEl As low as c ......, Memorial Ro!llpltal AOM1SSIONS - Margaret AI· len Pomeroy · Martha Werli.... • ... ._, Racine ; Thomas Gilkey Shade trt-rald 1bomp11on, Pornero,.~ Mary Lou Henson p m-· • O ....~ • William Hayf:l~. Syrarn~e : Ruth Bennett, Long Bollom ; Dorothy Arnold ftomeroy ' Clyde Stl art. MiddltpOrt. · •· OISCIWr.G~• "lllard ... _ IIIIP-m ~pp, Racine· Marpret laUe, Syr cuoe; vost, aVd@l'l.bl l Knsta roni.n.a. THftaflolll ltlttw ::t Collea:e al Wllliamtburl, Ky. H• 1s .w. ..... eo ~ nls witt •JNt . craduoi'«< from the Unl• Mort. Ann•• ww It: L~~l· t'C.UI r:.bd~m::.:a-ll~:rt"~= .r-.~.,. vertlty gf Kentucky. aer!ll , Ina thrw 8N1· Ohlo. 8ulltbN1 OU.tt MIMif After h1a lf'adUtion hi WU nt I n, t\y ,, AriiJII and Itt. YIV l-21!16. 611t..,rlal fohnlll lilY .. lt'th tbt . _ __ , t"'... d d u 1 ttM nmsu"BD \AU I D war nod.,.rl ul L.f!~IUI.i.IArll I' m:!:": ,:O;'fl~:':' ,.;,~U:: Foundry at H~ntington, and W.. " lll!tlt>r . Mrs. t'~tllli"'l!' H~ttr oldo. E'l' •aa aSSOCiated .rtth Genet- ,.... nl q1 ,. .. :.. ~ " " ""' - •., Natao•al •cl"nlllnl "P"'..•'-' al MotOJ'I Co ben he .... "'-- ......._ JO•·-• ••• 10tt1M111 kimball . 1ne.. MS . rp., w , . _. ..... IIVU1 II .t tile ... _..... ~~ttnn ,. ••.. Nn v~rlt Ci t, . N- cidted t.o enter t~ mmultry. He C~rpenter Mortuar)' , where lllutMet'IPtiOn fllft took hll lheologtc•l ~- :It friends may coan. Funeral .,.,.. ~=., .::"~~:·:!•h:,.,.~,;·r: Yitti.nia Tbeologlcal Seminary rana0menta wiU be announoo.u, ~latt omt•. tu.• 1bl an Rtchmond, Va. He wu al10 ed later. Ulltlll, ... .10: tbrH .ont.h• •.10 11 ad"•'• f the y-• U · .. Wotot lout• .,,..... "ar"'" ,..... lf'' , (I' u...... o .,e. nwer· The Rn. ftod«en aened the ::.1·:::·:~. ~,:M·~,:·:. ~•ty School of Alcohohc stud- Chriot Church •t Pt. Plauant , ,._,.. • . , ....... U!S, ond served ao chalriDllll ol ' from lll53 to 11161. "'blllll*l ......., .,....DitOft e:: o..,....... :;., ..:: DHA/It'l "· \I\'· 5 2395* Dazzle everybody in a brand-new Mustang-America's runaway success car. One quick trip 'to your Ford Dteler 11 ell It takes. All models. All colors. Jmrneutete deUvery. And c:heck the low, low price. Join the Musten11ersl . . F.0.8. Detroit I.Urs. IUiitlltll price.. KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. J--------------------------------------:___:. ,:,.:_.,. 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ ·• .' Ed Bailey Returns to the Sepember - - .. &lgoed " It ~ . lbe " ..... League club llltp1 11le Ha..U aeat .... om! .. SF, I ::.~p<!ilto::, .?.,.': ..,...;'; I~t J~dge I~ tl..:r:· 1:1-......:~~ G~ : t- = ::n: !':::',;;:;- ~tloul tJ,M oi = 'I Unl~ ~eo an~ ~ co!:act~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~~ ....,.e.., ONE DAY SERVIa • 92-87 SEO StOndJngS SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S 1 G&J, Firestone And Evans Team but~ Post Loop Wins I 1 WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST C IOmh TearnS Finish in 3rd. 7th Positions •• ~- •• ••• wl~· •• •• 1 Last Night's College Cage Scores New Feed Gnun • Base may be Est ahi • hed ~~rpoe r~oh~ Tan~~hll:3 12, o~ ~id- 1 •• •• •• •• •• • ITY OAN ~:fa~,~~~ SV AC Standings • •• :~: ~~~t& • 1 ••• • • IT'S MOORE'S IN POMEROY Baby Panthers have lost three I before March 1 and file an ap- pating in Exer~ Co~ss Iames. plication, Mr. Olase said. Road. a 43-day field trammg In the Seventh Grade encounA farm f b' h f exercise on the lsland of Ha. orw1eanewarm 1er, Rutland won a ~13 deC!s- feed grain base Is established waii. A driver ln Company A, Jon. Hall lad the wmners w1th will not be eligible to partlci· 1st Battalion of the division's 'lne while _Randy Burt topped pate m the l!l6> feed grain pro- 69th Armor at Schofield Bar· Pomeroy w1th six. gram. However , such fa r m1racks, be entered the Army in ' may qualify for the price sup- August 1963. lnsurenee Agents Offered 3 Sehools port loan. ~%Wf4~%);w:w:m'WSJt~~ surance Agents has annou?cad , WASIDNGTON UPII-Tho thetr , Insurance Inshtute Sapreme Court Monday af. ~chools classes for 1965. held Hrmed two reapportionment ·m member indep<'ndent agents rallnp wblcb restrict to ond their stalls. ~p-lo-date in· year the terms of Now York surance Information and adu- State lefllslaton elected In catlonal background In . the high- November an d tu1 1ou·year ly compi ex casualty msurance ternu of Vlrfllld 8 , Iori II lield is offered. ball • ,..,. Three sessions come March : fte oart ted 000 '·12 at the Granvllle Inn Gr""'laeete c • ;.14 :.• • ville : June 20-25 at Lake Erie J.:u:O."n~ R. erWblto College in Painesville, and No- and Arthur r:.ldberg ,.nt vember 14-19 at the Granville[ along with the Now York decl· nn. oloa wltb lbe andorslanding IN WINTER EXERCISE tbat the ledenl district court ' lit the case may obaqo K1 Army PFC Allrad H. Lyons 1 mind about tho need of a ltll Jr., whose parents Hve at 3081 election H H fit "In tbt Third st., Racine, Is particlpat-l llghl 81 eire.:..,.. 81 tbey ng In a three-week lleld traiD- moy dever.• "'I exercise In Germany end-1 Justice• Jolm M. llarlu lng Feb. 18. A mechanic In Ser- . and Tom C Ciall dl teated. vice Battery, 2d Battalion of the 1 , ' " ~lvlalon's &tit Artillery near,1 Gelllhaullell, Lyona enterad Ulel MEEIING CANCELED Army In February 19tl4 and com- The regnlar meetiDg of the pleted basic combat training at t Laurel Cliff Health Club 1o 'ort liDos, Ky. Ha atteDdlld I bave been beld 'Dnnda7 Feb. D,. ,. ,.. .., '""''" ,...,L., .,f I "• ' · " ~ . ' " . , • ., •' I t I 1 oo Joan t. \be Gilnll _. Ill& Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1965-S 'lbere ,..... oo knockdowno out Oild meamrblle to subject not on1 of the beo1 lights i bot Chuvalo bad hia right eye the ClnadlaD "Iron man" to Iever 1n the G de8 but B r a v e s Get S o u t h p a w O ' D e l l : :;:·:: ciDaed In the final round He embarru , • from . cuts Tho tllree olD& ring punWtment. ""' thebeld rtcbest non-title alao was bl-"•• ~.., offctall Ia ,It lcb anywltere lly Uoftetl Prwith Clilclnnatl and both Loo Ill 1 above and below his left eye orad Patteraon 011 a d.:"! 11-.e gate of m Maybe the San Frattcl8co Anaeles clubo. had 1 1.0 .-.r .,:;:: cU. and on hll forehead. baolo u follows · Referee Zack t tlle Garden and 11 ' ants doctded they made a mil- 11le St. LoulJ Cadlnall have and ltiJ ERA .., UO Chuvalo lorced the fight . Clayton 1-5-1· Joe Arm000 t' the ::',;: take In trading catcber Ed aoked pltdlen Earl Prandll · round after round as he triad lllrong, ' a.t, 'Oild Judge Tony the a Bailey to the MUwaukee aad Dick Egan to their training to flatten the only man who Cal!lellaoo, H The United Canada Paltertlon'o 32,. Braves, because they tradad camp. Franc:lo, a rtgbthander, flrst.baseman hit :n bomo .,.. had yorn the heavyweight p,.,, International bad the cent the total net back for hun Monday. waa wltb the Pittsburgh org,.... lui nd bad 1 .211 hat1 crown tw1ce. But Floyd called bout even: 5-5-2. , wu ellllmated at 1140 000 Ch Southpaw pitcher Billy lzatloo for four yean and year upon hi• skill and rapid-fire Jllebeot N Title I • ' · uO'Dell, who wu 1-7 for the Gl- Egan, a lefthander, ba,' been =.:sverage. : : punching to avoid being belted The wu l 20 per cent at about ants Iaiii seaoon, went to the with Detroit. teUOD ' ''Y- welghte are 1ft181 fOr Braves for the lelthanded bit- The Plttaburgb Pirates signed lee • -lug." ttng catcher. Bailey hit .282 u pitcher John Gelnar to a conthe Braves' regular cather last tract. 11le 21-year-old rlgbthandGAME CHANGED Loyola S u f f e r s F i r s t Home Mr. William K. Russell, Midyear, driving In 34 runa and er wu the 28th Buc to llign. " l not only won," explained dleport Hlflll School Atblello hitting five home runs ln 116 He pltchad lor the Columbus had worn the heavyyeigbt director and principal, Ia anSEOA.L ALL GAMES games. Jeto of the International League Loss i n F o u r Y e a r s , Great Neck, N. Y., "but 1 ON nouncing that tho baskelbaU By FRED MCMANE key conlerence clashe; high· Team w L p OP Balley was tradad to the and Aabeville of the Southern proved l haven't got a china game with Nelaoaville, ortgtUPJ Sporll Writer lightad the remamder of the Alhem .. , 11 1 919 594 Braves by the Giants In a ..,... League before joining the Pi· chin. And l got the unanimous oally ocbaduled for Feb. %Otis It doesn't look as il St. John's night's ochedule. 1 Nelaoovllle ... , 10 2 839 701 en-player doal prior to the 111M rateo In July. I decision.'' bas bten reocbeduled on Sat- IN Y I wUI have to wall too Tulsa engineered the upset as Gallipolis .. , .. 6 5 6Z7 678 season. . . . Masanort Murakami, only Twenty -seven -year -old Chu- urday, Feb. ltb at NelsonviUe long to get back among the no· It downed ninth ·ranked San Jackson , , , , , , , 6 6 761 756 . The Mmnesota Twlllll Signed Japanese ever to play major valo of Toronto, champion of as an away-game. lion's top 10 rankad basketball Francisco 59-53, while in other Wellston . ...... 5 7 859 857 mlielder Rich Rollins and pitch- league baseball, signed with Canada, demanded a re-match .,..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ teama - the Redmen pulled action eighth • ranked Duke Pomeroy .. . • .. 5 7 741 853 ers Billy Pleis and Chuclc Nle- the Nankai Hawka tn Japan because of the alleged " better off a stunt Monday night that topp<'d Maryland IJU4, Wake Logan . .. . .. . . .. 3 9 750 843 son. Rolhns was the !lOP~ after having signed a contract 1 breaks" that he claimed refno team had been able to do Forest tripp<'d Clemson 82·75, Middleport ...... 0 13 655 844 more of the year in 1962. Plels wltb the San Francloco Giants. , LAUNDRYeree Zack Clayton gave Patterm four years. Kentucky walloped Georgia 96w., 4-1 last season, appearing The Hawks rontend that Mur-1 DRY CLEANING son "throughout the light." St. John's, which fell to lith 64 and Wisconsin defeatad NoSEOAL VARSITY in 47 games, a club high. Nte- akaml was not a free agent WY 2-5428 POMEROY In the UPI rating! this week, tre Dame !J8.90. I TEAM w L p op son was 4-17 at Atlanta and e.• • • • tl iii • • • • • • • • • • • • • a a -. Patterson Was Favored Patterson, weighing 197¥.. bounced back after a loss to Tulsa came from six points Athem . . . . . • . . 9 o 727 450 had no record m two appear• pountlo - the heaviest of his Marquette Saturday to deleat behind with only four minutes Nelsonville ..... 8 1 641 531 ances for the Twins. • a car..,. - was favored at 7-5 Loyola 1111.1 BZ-87 Monday, and remaining to defeat San Fran· Wellston .. . ., .. 4 5 639 631 The Twins also arutounced a a but many or the boxing experts in so doing became the first cisco. Trailing 50-44, the Hurri- Jackson .. •• .. . 4 5 563 569 they signed veteran reliever • • doubted his ability 1o go the Firestone posted Its seventh , team to defeat Loyola in ita canes' Bob Fedorko It'd a surge Gallipolis .. .. . 4 5 8115 501 Art Fowler with their Denver a a distance against brawny, dark- straight wm, G&J won its own gymnasium smce Febru- wh1ch gave Tulsa the lead at Pomeroy . • . .. . 4 5 553 666 farm club. He was released by • • haired Chuvalo, who was seek. third straight and Evans snap- ary , 1961. . 53-51 with 1:22 remaining . Logan . ... , , 3 6 561 609 the Angels last season after a :• ing his lifth straight knockout. ped a three game losing string It took a !me comeback _by Fadorko pacad Tulsa with 16 Middleport . . . . 0 9 461 613 Ill-year major league career a 0 O • The Canadian slugger scaled Monday night in independent ac· the Radmen In the !mal nme pomts but game scoring honors TOTALS .. . . 3131 4t150 • • 208 pounds. tion on the Washington school minutes of play to achieve the went to the Dons' Joe ElliS. Michlgan Regains a • planks. VIctory as they trailad by 10 who tallied 19. SEOAL RESERVES 8 a John Milhoan's 32 points led with only 8:40 remaining. Never In Trouble TEAM W L p OP First in UPI Poll a a 0 US Firestone to an easy 93-611 win Gu~rd Jerry Housto~ was re- Duke was never in trouble I Nelsonville 8 1 386 313 NEW YORK (UP!)- The Unlt- j8 a over Goodyear. Bill Brown tied sponstble for St. John.s second ~1th Maryl~nd as the Blue Dev· Jackson . . · .•.. 7 2 345 256 ed Press International major • Milhoan for the losers by dump- half surge as he tallied 16 of lis movad mto a tie with North Wellston .. . .. . 6 3 370 334 college basketball ratings with • ing in 32. his %2 pomts m the second stan- Carolina State for first place in Athens . , . , . , . . 5 4 3<8 290 first-place votes and won-lost John Fuller's 22 points lad The Redmen bad a good the Atlantic Coa5t Conlerenre. Logan . .. .. ; 4 342 325 records through Saturday Jan • Jf bills are bothering yoa ••• If pay. ' Evans to an 81-69 win over mght from the floor as they Duke outclassed the Terrapins Middleport . . . . 4 5 317 305 30. in parentheses. ' · • menls are too stiff , .. that's when you Scott's Grocery. Rick Deary con.nected on 51.5 per cent of from the start as it moved to Pomeroy , . . . . . 1 8 283 380 Teatn Points • need one sensible cash Joan. Jua led the Grocerymen with 25 their shots compared to 38 per an 18-point lead at halftime Gallipolis ...... 0 9 25() 398 1. Michigan {18) (13-2) 3Z7 I• pholle u:s for quick approval 'l'bea Two Columbus table tennis points. cent for Loyola. and widened the margin to 25 TOTALS 38 362681 2601 2. UCLA (13i (15-2) 313 a atop for )'OlD' IDOIIe)'ln one trip. Have tea ms rmiShed third and sev- Carl Wolfe and Don McDade Smith High Scorer dunng the second stanza. Tile SATURDAY'S RESULTS: 3 st. Jos. (Pa 1 21 IH) 237 18 le.. to P"1 out. ~ ;,oune!f oil 196 enth in a field of eight Satur- teamed up to lead G&J to an But Mclniyre paced the Terps stagad a 13-point rally lronton 72 Wellston 88 4. Providnce fil (14-0) the more. 167 a day and Sunday m the annual , 81-70 win over Falstaff. ners w1th 25 pomts wh1le Bill late In the half to move within Racine >2 Middleport 50 (ot) 5. Wichita (13-3) 147 • Oh io lnterciiies tournament at , Aaron Buffington and Huff Jed Sm1th collectad 28 lor Loyola. ll pomts at 7U2 but that was Wahama 49 Pomeroy 48 6. Davidson (III-I) I 119 a the Net and Paddle dub, 481'. the losers. One major upset and se1·eral as close as they could get. Athens 67 Warren Local n 7. vanderbilt (I) (\4-2) Oar Friendly siaff East Fourth-St . Dayton. Buffington had 29 and Huff FRIDAY'S GAMES: 8. Duke (I0-2i liM; I• The fi rst team . with Ohio's pourad in 21. Athens at Nelaonville 9. Sao Francisco (13-2) 76 men's singles champion, John Wellston at Gallipolis 10. Indiana (12-2) Srencer : men's fourth ranked Pomeroy at Jackson Second 10 - 11. St. 44 12 32 13 F ed H ( 15) J East Angsburg 77 Gus. Adolphus 84 Log at Middl rt • ohn St. Fr'clsfPal 115 Wayn'rg 97 I Bethel 83 Aurora 61 an epo (N.Y.J ; • Illinois ; • r enry age Shoemaker, Columbus city SATURDAY'S GAMES: Iowa 15 ; 14 (tie), Arirona, New champion, and Abe GundiePittsburgh 7~ W'minster(Pa) 61 Minn. (Morris) 88 Wahpeton 70 Col. . .astmore at Athens Mexico, Oklahoma State 11; 17, man, was edged by the Dayton South Steubenv'le 87 Pillla. Textile 60 Jackson at Hillsboro Tennessee 10; 18, North caroclub, first, and Cleveland No. Florida A&M 76 Clark 6S Rio Grandt' 94 Campbellsville 85 Franklin Heights at Legan lina State 9; 19; Brigham· ! tf'rm . in second place . I Tennessee 76 Florida 43 Pittsburg St. 78 NW Missouri 77 Wahama at Pomeroy Young 7; 20 (tie) , DePaul IJld • Wake Forest 82 Clemson 75 Southwest Middleport at Nelsonvllle St Bon Th e second Columbus team, IS Wm. & Mary 68 Furman 64 Oklahoma 87 Missouri 74 . aventure t. m' de up of players finishing Benedict 123 Knoxv'le Coli. 119 Tex. Coil. 100 Philander Sm. 76 Other leoma receiving: 1 5-6- 7·8 in an earlier central • A new farm feed grain base Duke 82 Maryland 64 Arizooa st. 9Z Bradley 81 . - Miami (Fla.), Miami ' Ohio playoff, . finish;" ahead of may be established under the Ft. Eusti• 101 Ft. Lee 91 (OT) Tulsa >9 San Francisco 53 SVAC Standings Spta. eal Minnesota, Texas Tech, Wyom· the Cmcmnah men s team. 1!165 Feed Grain Program for West VIrginia St. 78 Salem 67 SW Texas 108 Sul Ross 70 SVAC ALL GAMES mg. Members of the _second team I farms which did not • plant Kentucky 9fl Georgts 64 Howard Payne 77 Texas A&! 65 TEAM W L P OP & SAVINGS CO. lead grains in 1959 and-or 1980 W. Vlrginla 111 Geo. Wash. 110 E. Texas St. 65 E. Tex. Bap. 55 Eastern ... 13 0 871 643 NEW _ Floyd · : enne · · an er· that meet eligibility requ""' Okla. Cy. 91 Loyola(La.) 88 Lamar Tech 78 Tex. Lutheran 69 Southwestern .. 6 6 658 7l2 ry Brown, 17 • of Mansfield, and I ments, Mr. Wayne Chase of the Catholic U. 57 Seton Aa!l M Oklahoma City 91 Lcyola as Kyger Creek .. 5 1 612 684 Patterson, l97Y<, Great Neck, 125 E. Main St. I Phone WY 2-2171 John Temple 22 • of Columbus., Meigs ASCS County Office an· Louisiana Coli. 110 Millsaps 67 S. F. Austin 72 Sam Houston 70 North Gall1'a .. 2 8 51" 6 I N. Y.. outpointad George Clw· I Kemp Bro n and • 1 " lO valo, 2tll, Toronto (12) . annehill T • • w • nounc-= today. Tulane 73 Mississippi St. 70 Hannan Trace 2 12 690 839 Bob Miller, Mgr. FRIDA Y"S GAMES ' Henry were the only players To be eligible for a new Livingston 91 St. Bernard 74 J~~er 16 years old at the ev~nt. farm feed grain base, Chase LaGrange 81 Blrm'ham-So'th'n COLUMBUS (UP!) ·- Tbe SVAC VARSITY 1North Gallia at So1uth•oestenoj~ Loans made quickly to West Virginia lop player at the meeh~g said the operator must expect 80 severe weather bas prompt.. TEAM W L P OP Blackfork at Hannan Trace Residents through ou.r CITY LOAN • w.as Danny Veagh of the wm- to receive 50 per cent or more Louisiana St. 58 Mississippi 5S ad stale Wildlife Olief Dalo Eastern .... · .. 1 0 483 307 Eastern at Kyger Creek GUARANTY CO. here I nmg Cleveland club, owner of of his livelihood in the current Midwest L. Wbllellell to aot 0 h !o Kyger Creek - · 4 2 314 304 SATURDAY'S GAMES1 ALSO SINGLE. SIGNATURE LOANS 1 recreation business and ta· year from the production of No. Michigan 135 Alma 61 oport.,.,en to help in provld- Southwestern .. ! 3 :!.21 336 Eastern at Belpre I tJie tenms club sponsor, form· agricultural commodities on the Findlay 1118 Aillsdale 87 lng Immediate abetter for wlld· North Gallia 2 4 298 351 at Kyger Creek erly nationally ranked ln men's farm : must have had at Jeast Wisconsin 98 Notre Dame 90 Hannan Trace 160 167 1711 345 1761 463 ~~nna:n~,~W~-~V~•~-~a:t~N~o;rth::;.~:~lilili~:.lr.l~~~ singles. He was undefeated in two years experience in the Sou. 111. 71 Cen. Missouri St. 68 life. Whitesell said ouch sbeller TOTALS • • • • • • ail matches. producllon of feed grains in the Washburgn 95 Ji'l. Hays St. 7S Ia esoential If Ohio is to bave last five years; must have ade- Drake 76 Creighton 67 (0'1') breeding stock next opring. SVAC RESERVES ••• Pomeroy Eighth quote equipment for the pro- N. Dak. 85 U(Mil.) Wisconsin 75 He asked sportsmta to pr1>- TEAM W L P OP 1 vide brnsh plleo aad slacks of North Gallia 8 0 249 152 Grade Wins Again ductlon of !cad grains ; the land Mo. Mines 87 Harris Tchrs. 71 bay lor temporary wind· Eastern . . . . . . . 5 2 244 151 I, Pomeroy's Eighth grade won must be suitable for the pro- LaCrosse 84 River Falls 80 duct ion of feed grains ; a n d Stout St. 90 Superior St. tie break& to protecl the wild. Kyger Creek 4 2 239 154 its loth game of the season, neither the owner nor the oper- NE Missouri st. 84 Quincy 71 tile. •Hannan Trace I 6 168 329 1 61-33, against Rutland Monday t 0 6 141 255 ~venino In the Pomero Junior a or may have an ~terest in Minn. (Duluth) 74 Concordia 40 He also suggested they dis- Southwestern . h e Y any other farm for which a feed tribute waste grain in ares• TOTALS ... -. 16 16 1041 1041 H1ggym. ' ' b h b t• where then are large ...,. SATURDAY'S RESULTS: Sam Arnold pacad the win- I ~~~~ ase as een es •~ TRAINS IN WAHOO New Boston 78 Kyger C~k 45 ceatratlon• ol brood stock. ner's with 20 and Jim Crow 1 fnte;..stad producers who can Army PFC Paul R. Craft, .....,_.,. . . ·~ _ . Southwestern 68 Wilton 65 !ollowad with 16. Yarbrough I meet these requirements should son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rutland 41i North Gallla 40 paced Rutland w1th 16. The contact the ASCS County Office Craft, ReedsvUie, Is partlct. NEW YORK (UPI) - Promater Harry Markoon ts trying today to arrange 1 May rematch ol the great u••· round fight In which Floyd Patter1011 oulpomtad " white hope" George Chuvalo before 19,100 dillriouoly delightad fans at Madison Square Garden. But _double ex · heavyweight champ1on Patterson, shout $140, IMk richer and deservedly proud of Monday night's triumph, said he thought he deservad a shot at Cassiuo Clay'o heavyweight crown. The Ohio Association of In- KENTON MAN KILLED ev • • o gers, ' pnsonen In other workhouse!li,l McKENZIE Terln UP[) !ota l ' A Kenton, Oh.io man. wa s killed \ on ay untmgton ND KENNl'.:L niNO and hi s wife was injured ln a Atlmlnistntion ol DoR Law head.,n colli,.on of two caro PT PLEASANT- '!'he Rev Jorome D. Rodgers, &3, - Audll or'o Clerk hire and 011 Highway 18 near here Mon· former rector of Chr1st Episcopal church at Pl. Pleuant, supplies 1945, salary dog war- day. State troopers said Rich- and who often served St. Peters Episcopal church In Gal. den $2.400 Oth.r expenses 11191. , ard G. Lobb. Qt. ""'dead whtm lipolls died last night m a Huntington hospital alter suf· 1 they arrived at the scene. Total 14 .043 fenng a heart attack Jan. 23. Other paymrnt s of dog and He had been serving St. Johns - - - -- - - - - kennel - Dama~l'S and witness Episcopal Church In Huntlllj· the dioceasan commltteea on fee!! 12.000, workmHI ':t eompenton, and had resided at 13&5 mental health and alcobollsm, satliln. ~7 . county'!ll portton ~m. OIVO'tlf . . fO tN'tltll1 0' Park St. Rev . Rodgers was and for seven years was: a ployp~ · ~lrert\@f1t $200. Total. MlfGI ~A.O.. ••••· ·oorn Feb. 22, 1911, in Tennes- part-time chaplain at Lakin $2 .257 tt~ft•r• • · ow .... I"Uitn ...., see. He attended Cumberland State Hospital. It~ - R J D R d 53 0 o·Ies M d In. H . How to be the center of attraction in 20 minutes: dimb into the Mustang yourlbnlDealerhas"'ai · foryon! I ALL-STARS l ""IN""·'"""'"""' ·"*-- Our --...:=====--Rock Springs Society Notes Sunday School attendance for Jan. 24 was 90. The offering $29.41i. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black· &ton and family spent Satur· day night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shaeffer ol Columbus. Ruth Ann Bailey, who I• at· tending school in Columbua, spent a weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey. Rollin Radford and Mrs. Wil· liam Radford spent Tueoday tn Columbus. Mrs. Radford's mother, Mrs. Grace Glaze of Columbuo, retumad to Pomeroy with the Radfords. Michael and Sandy Glaze of Middleport spent the weekend with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn. William Radford ond family, while tilelr parenll viilied In Cbllllcothe with m>uL. :11 FOR YOUR AUTO and HOME! ZEREX ZERO MASTER ZERONE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE 1·99 l 59 ANTI· FREEZE •lion SPECIAL 64 FORD Galaxie 500-2 Dr. H.T. 352 cu. in. V-8 engine with 3-speed column shift, light blue with all blue vinyl interior, radio, heater, white sidewall tires and back up lights. 1.1B -h _______ ..,_ 1 DUPONT M.O.A. MOTOR OIL Additive SPARK PWGS SSe Bfluld47 oun<" ( Tune-Up CHAMPION & AC IS fluid 20"x25"x1N KARR & VAN ZANDT ... ,~ .. 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FOI!f years ago lhio nwflllr the r~esslqn of 1~ ~;Ill luu~~od botillm and th~ ecpnubeion a lonj climb upward. • climb which l!a1 carrj,.t ne11rly every busll)ess inijpx to record ~igh, , l'reaslll')' S"!'ratill')' c. Do~ilas Dillon and Girdnar 1\ckl~y. chairman of lh~ Pre.!iUient's Council of Bconomic .Wvisrrs, mr lntrotluol"f OUR OWN PORK SAU5AGI! \biB store troJD, our Dft reci.pe. It't 11 7' :It- p• 11 :~~.':"":!':~' :: ':::'b b:::: oid~ ... ~.. el Pomeroy 1!1.. these categories cover the periI' od since 11131.) Qleplai'J'o ia llbVry. jletlft>rd. 1\ltte: The current adv~nce ·~ IJrMdhl!rf lll'hi!OI& IIIII has bj!en t~e seCll!ld Sle'ldie•t Pijf.Pis, are • IPvr\ftl, since 1BD:. comperptlvely free [ re w be ret••••meols. or b11 month-to-I'JlDQth tluctua- a D'!J~rn J:!>"W \111119 tlpps. Onl~ the expansion of B b • II 1 Aprd, 1951-]>ebruary. 1957 llr llrll l"nl~ fiJIIY •bows a smaller average ff f ' u, I ,1__ mont~ly rate of a(jvance. (JJ lrlt qjrf 11W)' Mr. and Mrs. &bert H&ler entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday Nt tirlrrr bQme pn Hysell st. ill iJmurr of 1M lirst ·bi!'IMIIY anniversary of their daughter, Jlarbllra Aim Haley. Ice cream and a decorated oak.e enaettibed 11 Hqppy Bil'lhday, one year old." h. YOU AND THE LAW sQ_i~ Su~y th.li~· l)eJje~e 1965 ' . What Is UngplhQrl~td Prac- ~ FOOD MARKI!T Fomily I ife "11 conlerence is 8•/ng Plann-.J trU Wellkeml SpPflt D ill PARTY REMINDER Gran4d«Hshfl!r'• 6th who celebrated her slx1ll fllrtb. day. Sherr! Ia the ~ "01 Mr. anfl lfp, ..... 8llrnb.lrt. U)'LOII uitinll Mrs. John lfriO'I!<JZjOn is re- Bi~thtlPy l,lrl. Qavid Farmer and i)pr ' mindm~ ticket ~lliirmep for M nd MrJ fl le a--'-·rt ,....,,_ daughter and son-in-law Mf 'th . " , ..... 1 r. • . • _...,. .. ....,..,.,.... •. .. and \4n." Arthur Ski!mer: e /~r" 9~r,y ,..mg sponsor- I entertained will! a famil~ din- Others atte!lf!in.l tbe dinnet The Q~io lrli>!lll!rs' (:ommit· tl)e weekend in Pa~!Qq wh.,. 114 ~y even!nl, Feb. t bf llll'l' ~y ijl !Jlj!lr llQrpj! '" ' Nr. 1!111 .... ....ld I tej!, Mrs. ll~y c~v~. Ch@irW.n . . they ware guesJs of fl!rs, Farm- ' the MiddlePOrt Child COJ!Hrv~- 1 1\rpdbtJfy ill hP!lllr gl U>eir IBarnhart ll1ld MJkltm, Oreg. conc.rned by the breakdown In er's son and family , Mr. apd !Jon Lea,JUe. that tickets I F~P<l4aughter, Sh..,.l Barnhart IK~tby, Pfla Jlj., l(mneth en< flllllil life with tj•e ~~·~ lrlrs. l)ap fanner M!lll fAf!lily should be l!urned In by ThUri- -- 1.-elill !If CelumbtJ4. Tho " -· of allnte;-failh pl;..ning com- I Whtle there the birthday &IIlli: doy, Feb. ' · Tha party wtll bj! Itary Scbool building beginning :ed gueols ..-lved cards an< mitloe and COQperatins orlani- , versaries of Mro. Farmer aod held m the Poarl it. Blomen- II I p. m. 4urlnf tho afler!lcJpn. zations, is holding a family life I her son . Dan, were obsorv,.! confer"nce at the De:tt$1r...Cole wuh a family Qinner. Hotel in Columbus, February Mrs. Farmer . who was ~o 23 and 24 as the secpnd in a vears old, had baked the bir~series of programs on better day oako which w~s Sef'YeQ folfamrly Jiv ing. Dr. Clair War· I lowong !he dinner. Attendmg den, pr. Jerome Folkf!lao and the donner were Mr. and Mrs. FatiJer D\!ffey cpnatitute the ' Dan Farmer and d8Uiht,r. Cio· advi~OIY comm•ttee of cl~r~v- dy. and tl)eor qau&hter and son· men. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dr. Bvelyn Millis Davall will ' Brandenburt!. Mrs. Farmer and •P"''k ~t til& opjlnint! ...,ion at Mr and Mro. Ski110er. 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23 on , sunday morn1ng Mrs. farm" fi'gmUy Values m a Chflng1n11 er otttended worship ~rvices SQcio!y," followed by a ques- with her son at the Hill Crest tJon and a~swer pertod. Oth.er Church of ~hnst where ~h~ was speakers wtll be Mrs. Dame! honored Wllh baskets of altar K Poling. who will lead a work- flowers lor her birth<lay, ths shop in "Young Mothers, Dr. ' g•ft of her family. Allan Klein , direct~r of Grad- 1 RETuRNS HOME uate School of S<lcral Work at \1rs Ward !Florence) Tedthe Univ~rstty of Pittsburgh ; der of Marion Ind has re. Dr. J<tln W>ll~ie. promment jlurned lo her irome 'after being Omcmnah physician , Catholic ' here assisting in the care of layman and aulhor ol t~e n·- her father, Clarence Clark, who cently pubhshlld book, T b e , 15 a patient at Holzer hospital. Worulpr of Sex." . As regtstratwn ts hmlted, Fo~rlh St, Columbus, pre-con· m~presteQ persons should reg•s· ference headquarters. The reg· ter by Febr~ary H~ lor the con- J"'tralton fl!t.' for the entire conIorence at tha Y.W.C.fl., tio S. lference is 11. --- _ _ __ _ __c. Present Cor the dinner were Will contmue th11 e;ti:pl'lO!itQn aM !liCt!" Of Law? the hosts , Mr. and Mrs. Haley Will b' mar~ed by "sustaine<l i Ocra 51onally lll!lay ypu will >and children, Barbara Ann, pro<(lllrit.y" witllout any serious I ~ear it claime<l tbllt SDmeone I Kallly Bue and &bert Michael, thrcpt Pf a rece~sk;m . . Iw~ engaged in the "una iJth~ Mr. and Mr~ .. Robert Caruth· The pa~e of the expanSJon ' on~ed prgQtioe of )aw" Many ers, Mrs. Wilham Board, Mr. has not remained constpnt. persons are conJ~sed wilen il Ancil Scrite,i, SJld Mr. and Mrs. There wa• a nottlble ]1"ijSO in comes to J;nqerst.andm~ e~act- Homer Lauderrnlli, Jr. 1962 after J?re~J~~J1t ~nm~d~ 's Jy whA~ is meant bY this term. confrontation Wllh the sleel In Ohio the right to on~a~• <lustry lll<l the stock mark<! m tile praPtwe of law is ltmrt- BearhJ!, Grimlend break. llut the ascent resijmed ' e<l to those persons who ~~~n Murri41le Date Set afterward.. meet thfl cdufational llDd char- F'bruary HI is the date set The statt~tlcs Q( the cijrrenl ~ct~r stanc:lards es~ablishM by for the marriage of Mtss Noradvanc~ ;Jre th~~ · j lhe Su~r~me Court of Ohjo fin~, ~ean Bt!ftrhs anQ Mr. Paul New JOQ~. up •.5 million, un- Jn •ad•llon, demon•tr~ta th•Jr Joe Grinstead. emplptyme~t't down frohm 7 per 1. knowledge o[ th' law py pass-[ Miss Bearhs is the da~~ter cent o s ... y more t an 5 /::r m• a wrjUen ·~~min~Jwn \ f th 1 t M " M " t '1115 bll t 1 ~ · (I e ll e r. ap,. rs. i;!.rry t <en ; prow~c ron, up • on Inasmuch as the nght Ju en- Bear~s Nye Ave ana Mr Grin ttt $pble pric~s , waekly wages, 1gage in the pract1ce of ~aw stead .~ the son ~I Mr and Mrsup I1UD on the average, prof. comes from th~ Supreme Court Th 0 t d f ·N H · It '12 6 b.lr h 1 1: •I omas rms ea o ew avs.' up ~ IOn; w ~ esa e e~ch <Jlt.Prney I~ cQniidered to I en, W. Va The weddmg w1th 0 pnces, own . · per cen · . be ~n otncer of all the courts members or the Immediate fam- ~ But t~e n~ttlon has had pen- The l!cen~ to practte law is illes attending, wtll be held at ods of e~tpans!Or. be_fore. The 1 j1.1st that, ~ li!:!.:tnse. Jt can be the Enterpnse EUB church. at t dlfler81lce between thiS one and >revoked by the Supreme Collft 7·30 ·th th R R 1 6 thP others, .as .go~ern":le.nt ana- lap)' Hrne the lawyer fails to I e~ Bi~h~p· o7 Lanca stere:.fflc~~lysts ~xplam tt, ts thts . conduct him5:tlf in strict al'!cord· in~. Le~tJtbt The current expan- ance with profe!isiQn~l st.andslon periQd ~s the third longest , ards and the Canons of ProlesllllilETfNG CANCELED 1n the nations hiStOI')' and. with stonal "lhl'cs Th · p aRt 4'-' • e meatmg of the ,. rtl Ill be I k h 0 any lonoest uc , ' Y w oome the 11'1 peacetime hta- I The. u~QUlhori,.d practics of · Ch'Je f.1! of Magno 11a Temp Ie PYII d fr thit [law IS where l)ne who has not thtan Sisters scheduled for tory. ef pu dupwar 1 ombe been hcensed by the Supre.'11e l Thursday ~ening at lhe home depths o the •• epreos gan c t t"·l nd on t 1 d c." our never •m ess eng:age!J m, of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach , has h In Marc ' IIH, a as e "" ' the practice of . l~w by render · I been cance1ed d ue to t he ·me Iemonth! The curnnt expar1sion . . hr th mg legal serv \ces for others. 1 ment weather. needs only t 88 more mon 8 The unauthorized practitioner 1 - - -- to beat that. . ' of law, like the unlicensed doc- I Th M I Strot~IJib• Only !he wart1me Iwr, constituJes a danger and 8 ' rr-11 l 1!11 Ell i•t expanolono which began ln !1138 hazard to every citizen. Wh1le ! For Navy Training and 111>111 shOWtld greater sams holdln~ himself out as being PT. PLEASANT - The Navy In non-farm JObo, ind"':trta~r~ qualifle\1, he cannot, in facl Recruitina Station has enlisted dudct•on,t netlo(~~ pr uo : oerve the best intereots of ttros~ · Edward Lee McFall, 110n of Mrs . 1 1Helen Mo~'all of 11505 Lincoln an re " 1188 · _ rruree_ _on I he seeks to repre.. nt. ASK '1'0 WilD The prac1we of law by unau- I Ave . Pt. Pleaaant. and RonP'I' PLI£AIANT _ trour cou-1 thorlzed per110ns has roa~hed aid Ross Fielder, son or MP. les ·havo made pplloatlone fnr , unpre~edented proportions in [and Mrs. Orval R Fielder of p · Uce ses In the office today s complex soorety. As the I ]loute 1, Oohel Road, Pt. Plea .. , ";';~'"I~ t Ct k need for leial counsel h!ll jant, and Clifford Roy Bhamb0 e oun Y ~ui d Eu- grown, num~rou:~ persons have ]lin, son nr Mrs. Dorothy Ann App~:~ ~~~ere!' ar and : begun holding thamselves out Moore nf Route 1, Gallipolla. ~II ·./' T. ~er":;; Ma- lo the public as bemg quali- Edward and Ronald attended • ayo oy ;~b • 11 lied and authorized to renqer Point Pl .. oant High School Oor~d lla~:~Yl!lllen ~·rink: whal, in effect, constitutes le- , and Chfford attended Kyger aMn, • H be t H ls i3l serv1ces. They have 1 Creek Htgh school er, 17, Mason. ~r B a~ ' 'J'Ie person in need of legal been tranaferred to the U. S. 24 • Colurr;,bus, 17 C01 ar bart talent often find• him.. lf lao- Naval Training Center, Great Jean :'~am, St ' ~rn ed b; a barraKe of solicttations Lakes, Ill. to commence nine ~aroW V108 ndove~~ . ' M~e from non·lawyers offering to . weeka of l:tasic training. 'f'heir i le, • ~-· ~ IZZIQ · help him solve his JegJSI prob- 1l!nlistment~ began .Jan. 29, at · Douslaa, ' n. lams. The public an<l the legal : Ashland, Ky. profesiiOn ilfe confronted by ----persons masquerading as "law- Saniturian Move~~ ycrs" who are not suo~ in ac- 1 O FHA W k tual ract. I ver lo or 'J'he unwary client expeots to PT. PLEASANT Robert receive from the unputhoriz- Boyd, Mason County San•tal' FILII S e<l practitioner not only the i ian. hao reoigned hia poilllon The Middle~ Literary Club same skJIIs and talent• of an at- and will be employed by the ft torn~~· tml al~o expects him to 1 farmer!i Home Adr111mstrat~on. W...... ..a will m••bt "'""'"ay t a lehr· condu~t himself under the samo ' Mr. lloyd will train under Judnoon, Fe . 3 at 1 p.m. a • B k M c 1 home of Mrs. (;ijy Shuler. Mrs. ; rigorous code of eth•c• and son_ ra :· th as;n oun yllsupWai!Jr Waddell will review principles whlc~ govern the AdervJSor to t' e ,_armteri omok ".JuliM'' And Mrs. Arthur Jea:;~l profession . It Is when the I mmts raton wr wo wee s · "I VI .. client <liocovors uaually 10 hia l and then be asotgnod to anothSJriUIIS WIll revtew n ve, · . . er area A replacement for Roll oall will ba "Literary sorrow, he ha• recotved ne•th- 8 d h. t b d ·• er he seeks an altorney to 1 oy as no een name · news. "' t•• O"S I' bring ouit only lo lind the dam- Mrs Vera Noble, Pt. PloaBPorn,roy ...,aptar "" "' . ant has replaced Bonme Mewill m-• 111 r-ullf uselon on age done may be orreparable. ' C • M&liOn • . th ..._, "'• I<111.· 11• th8 1 d ot oy a1 a c1er" m e Tutid•y It 7116 p, II'· an<l thera ' "'" rea. anger, n County HeaJth Ollloe. Miss Mewill ~ lrliti~lion, I only to tha _pubhc, but to tile ' Coy hu accepted a POSition as N.F.O. meeting al Mo<lern 1"11• 1 profe08IOn. . traveling clerk with the Bur10 Woodll)llf1 hill ill illi'IIIIJham on l'lo man " r~qu>red em- eau ol Tuberculosis Conlrol liuute p, TllllidiiY even•nB at , pl~y a lawyer ' 1 he does not with tha State Deportment In wiSh Jo. But every m~n rs en· I Ch 1 1 8 P· m. All fll'mel'l invltod. · · .I•s~ I advrce · I ar es on The W~WB of Ill• lilnt~rprlie t 1"tl·~ "" to re~;~~1vo EUII C~llflllt will meet Tults- !rom men sk•IIJd '" law, q~alt- ' TWO ACTIONS FILED day ev1111illi lithe bllme of Mro. fled br ch~r~cter, 'worn ., , PT. PLEASANT - Two civ. )v,yrtle Long with Mn. Herbert ma1~ta1n a ~lgh atandard of pro- 11 actions have been filed In 1"'mnal elhrco and subJect to the olfioe of tho Circuit Clerk. Dixon as leader. FEB. t tile control an<l diSolplme of the They are Homo Loan Company, The Pomei'O)> 'hak,.peare court. Inc.. seeking judgment in the club will ~!~fat Wdllllld~Y II sum or fi.OOU7 from tho de. 2 p.m.c It tl18 hO!Jltl of Mfs, Phil Plllloaal V•U., lltopltal fendants. Charles A. Varian WUIIIJTI!IIIfl, ADI\IITillD - Elrnoot Fat- and Geraldine Varian. and BarTile Guild of Grace EplacOo ty, Pl. flefll'apt; Mr•. litallley bara Ann Brown, administraPl!ililtUI'Oh will m..t al the p•r- Willialll!l<m. StJptltJitllr; Andrew trix of the estate of Henry A. n.11 hluoe Wodn,.day, at 1 Wamsley. fll. PleBiflllt: Mra. Mcl'lfide, deceaoed. who hao Iiip.m. 1\1/ll'l~a Henry • Galllpolio For· ed action in Circuit Court aFEJ. 4 ry. gainot u heiro of deceased to The Mount Moriah MissionOliCIIJ\RO!i:P - Vil'&il 1\a· ,.ttle hio eotato. ary Sooltlty will mt't Thllfl- mey, ft. PINsant; ~ Cela. l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji0ii0iiiii"i0ii0- 1 J day ovonlng. Feb. I, at the man. Che.t\111; Anllfl WaiUo, <hurch with Mro. Gaida Guill· Gallipolis J'wy; Corbett M~ rio u bllata111. ley, West Columbia; Arc h le FEB. 5 Whitt, Jr., f!l. f!Mqnt. Tilt ilUB Mtn'a Brolhtrhood will mee\ Friday evenini at 111REE ~RR.UGNKD the llome or JIOQII Weeki. A PT. PJ,IIJA8ANT - Three PtT• film "Evanplllm In Shoe IODJ .,...., arraiJned before Ju. Leather," wiU b4! shown. 1\ev. lice of Peace A, M. Goodwill Menzel llmlth QCI 'l'rtlmas <m various ahlrle.t· Delrnor Bentz will be hosts. D. Hart, Leon, was fined flO Tile Happy Harvester• ola.a and costs. on charged of d!!locllf the Federated cllur<h will tlve exhaust; Opal Marie ROll!, Horold Choso Mgr. meet Fr1<laJ •ve!lilli at tht Pt. Pleasant, $10 IUid costs for Locust St. Mld~lo .. rt obur<h wllh Mrs. Louls Reibel speeding; Cecil Jeffers, Rt. I, and Mrf, Phil Mtlnharl 01 lloo- 114ili0Jl, flO and cqslo, tafll!fej ..,.... te yield rtcbt Gf way. _. 1 RACINi v Oh•er"Btl Jpent J Wllrl WHAT KIND OF MATTRESS 1 CAN YOU BUY POR ••• S39.95 1 j 1 ' J· ClDvtr Farm Stvre, A1clne, C). I Th Master Palette System I~.,_TH__e__N_e_w_~_?_,_L_~_,Rs_rN_"s_P_RE_o_s_A_n_N_I See This Entirely New System At •~•.. t r~am .......- IIlJa ~! l.o~•J to · m-1. :Made ri,zht jo Yovr ... g l:l lly JOliN PII!MON lJnll<d rr~o hiimNIIIfnMI . WJ\811ii'I()TON (IJPil~Fel)ruary marks q mlle&i~n~ fpr the economy of the Unl~ St&les-- SHOPP.iNG 11P •• • .... _• • ' •• The Pomeroy Baud Boos~ Assoc:ialfgt wiU "''"' ~~ tbe Senior Hlgb S<!hool all<li- ••• King Builders Supply Co. I I I f" ° :n· 1 cou1fort ut your til- :, SOCIAL CALENDAR SALE! Women' Hlsh Heel Ore~ Boots THE SHOE lOX MIDDLEPORT "" Pl@ctric blanlet pro,icle• ll"armtlt without weight A '§wilch. •~• the dta1, and ~njuy lhr '""' rtQt lll, \!01.icd ni1htll you'Y4' ~'-' f"r hat)~ ,\n r lt'('lrit· blt~Pket i8feuther· Ju '! t fllrk ttow To Holcl FALSE TEETH ' More Firmly ill Pl•ce RUTI AMO FUIINITUIIE SH 2-4811 Rutle11d nu vuur fil l.~<' teeth "111\0~Ill\d '''ll· the IJ , ,rr, l ~.~ hy ~ll pplll l~ dTOlllllll" Ol 1/o.QIJ - iJtlJ •b wheu I'Ou ell. I. )RH)lh or t~t)l ' ."u~t ~jJrlukte a llttle f'A.61"ii:ETH on yu nr plates Thill :llk11 lhw OllOil·,.dd • powdlll' hol<ll; fnls~ tooth mol'll firmly 11.nd more r.o mlnrtnbly No gumrnJ. KOtle:l' , pasty tP11te ur reel!n~; . Does not &OIIT Ch&ckiO "plnte odor" 1din turf! breat h I Od f'ASTEETH tod.ajl at CIJ'Uij; COUiltll'l IV111''-'l111't1. light, yet kftf'pi you. wprm •II over at ju•t thft 1~tmttrrnlnrtt rctu like for r.om· fori. And )'Qlt aleep more rehu;:ed, " · - - - - - - - - . ; . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , •wake more r~lre~~Md., too. Eleelrle hlanlul8 c .. me ln boti:J •lPil~ and loable-bod oloeo (•• .. • .&o•ltl•·~td ' '7'" ha•• dual _....,. far l••li•idll•l coiPI•rll) oncl tlo•J'•• ouprltl"ll' laexpn•l••· ~vaU.blt ol depart.,elll ,.,.... •~"~ ~ .,..u............ ICeo. "COLEMAN" HEATING SALES & SERVICE CMASI NARDWAr - individual 3~" COPPERTONE when you buy 7 gallons Ashland Gasoline Now you can add appetite appeal to gelatin sa~ aud des11erts with Early American cop~e molds available FREE from &bland Oil Dealeni. These lust:J:ous, anodized aluminum molds are ideal for individual servings, and they can add a decorator touch to your ki«:hen when displayed on the wall. You'll want to get all eight of the different mold desii!lB, And, to complete your llet, you can set a large, one and one-half quart mold, plus nine decorator wall hangers, all for only 49 centll with an oil chanie or lubrication at regular prices. Drive in now where you see the "FREE SALAD MOLD" aign displayed by Good Neighbor Ashland Oil DealersJ ." ·- ..... �_Busi _____S._rv_i_cet _ _ &-Dally FeW Rent WANT AD TWO 4 Da.u>U>od Oa, . .lor. M nnd~y Oo-•<tllne 5 room and bath apartmeJit ln Pomeroy Phone Wl' 2-3311. 12 15 tie Ill A. "!Dnda, C "N ' f. I.LATIU"S W !U O()R RFfllO''oiS u n ti• 11'1)0 .~.- top rN! h 01 ~"l't O;n of !II A fRAILER lots for >'U I> l•(',IIIO ~ to ,.unii~ IH' t or ,.,,,, '"fll"'<-'1 """''"""•" '" r" P'·~ '"ri li<l-.,., •r,: ot Ill li I •" " II II I) •nl• mor• •n,,. •u~: r,.et an, •h~ 1dt l"ta-bt •l'll'he ou!d '"""r"d 1 n1~rt1on . < nunNI • a •PI~ ~ "' tw "e a(Ml nR•h lr ~ ~~~ Ill outo for 11 r~nu """~e~·-:,;o~d so'"~: t 'tnJOertlnn " '"'m"m ,., .... ""'""" cen• • ~· word ror Thr•• M il· :~".~~~:~~~~;~,~~n~"'d:;'. patd •d• QUALITY tom made furniture, IUCb 8.!1 1 Ford va J ' d ~ •p $ t ~ ( t' b u •u t Syracuse Pomeroy Motor Co. SP4 James R. White, BOD of BY CLAIUCE AlLEN • Whit 0• accompanied bY Mlu Blaoeh Zlpperic.k, Clev.,. ~gnes ~tsCArmamdeynb,u~~~- ~::e:Oedumh~pre, land, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourn. by bus Sunday, Jan. 3, with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland Wh1te remalmn• here lor a 14 .,~_ I Jth•h. th d recently called on Mr. and Mrs. 18 mo er an ~Y eave ~ George Abbott, Mt. Hermon. No rust, clean body and lnte•·ior, automatic traru. Radio and butch cabineU and buffets tables, etc ., made to order Built-in cup boards or cabinet! Phone WY U312. I & 30U: beater, lood tires. 1957 International Heavy Duty Pickup • $499 - -- . a • es ... 10. 985-2402 after 5 p. m. ~- ~ G~~ ~: sW.:ti~ ~~~pies~ Pomerov .Motor Co. on ,I ® •nn I 1 8 30tp .s. otHT\.!A.Ras , 6 weeks old Free. John Fultz MAJOR Medical Health Plan st ?5 tor 30 wort~ min· lnlum l':aeb ••UJmon&J word •~ 391 Locust St., Middleport,' non • cancellable, guaranted, WY 2-2319. 2-2-3tc r•newable. Pays 100 per cent e,,311 Ao~n~.. H~-~HsP M o a1" - - of Med'""'l bills, over [)e. aatunta,y-a.30 A M to !HID ·~" For Sa1a ductible.~Call Jim Johnson, IF I 601 MARRIED, IT Carpenter Socia] News Chester Society Notes Society Notes Fairlane 500 - 2 Door - $699 WOIILP £If DJFFEREN T- Television Revue Dudceon, Clair Dudgeol ehildren, Elaine ~ -• J-L.... lrlendc """ nte, Colwnbuo! \'lJited Ml!ul and and relativea lD tbJI commurti· I)' on Sunday. Mn. Roberta ~ Parker, Bo liV&ri Mrs. Martha Maya, Stru burg; and Mr. and Mrs, Roben 'd K bl d A • Parker and eons, Mkldl t &Vl o entz an r ' epor relatives They both returned to thur Orr attended the Trustee were guests of Mr. and Mrs. duty at Fort Hood • Texas. Convention in Columbus last Ney carpenter thla paat wee~ week. Mrs. Mary Grovea, cousQJ 01 Mr 0 other relatives. Mr. Klumpp continued on to Indiana to visit MIRACLES DO HAP!'EN ·· I'LL 60 evER PJ4' Hi.T SNilff.Y 5Mif IF HE'LL HELP ME . • Mr. and Mrs. James S. Mrs. Eldon Gaul and M r a. edMrs.heNey Carpenterirthd , celebrat· Quick were Sunday guests of Roy Christy were in Athens r 88th b' ay on SunPOMEROY. OHIO MI and Mrs . Gordon West an d one \Uiy d. •··t Week . daY· Mrs• Groves, a teacheI children of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Waid Kimes in the COlumbus School System have ret\U'lled home after spend- for many years, Uvea in th1 Wan t e d T0 Buy Spending Sunday with Mr ing several weeks in Cleveland carpen ter home. O rr·~u·~,.!~:\ W0 8 S and Mrs. Carl Hubbard were and Sandusky with their citil- Frank Epple, llarri!onvllle, llESULT PHoouCJNO da)" night. 7:39 p.m. Laurel WY 2-2903 for information. STANDING Timber. Top cash Mr. and Mr_s. Harold Patter- dren and families. visited with Paul, William C... WANT AD Cliff on H.oute 124. Auctioneer , 1 19 30t.c Ids son and children or Ravens- M d M Eld Will s- and Olarlea Peck Slim Chapman. 2·2-3tp Ill I I 8 0lldln 'tppt• I 0 r price paid. Marion Reyno ' wood w Va Mr and Mrs r. an rs. on • y . PHONE Wy 2- 2156 • g er ~ '' ' , Coolville, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call R • H ·bbard d. Ro Le · racuse, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and 65.000 BD. Fl . llmb•r. Mixed new homes Built in kilcl> alter 4 o'clock, 667-35U1. andogeRor u H b: d f ~iddl e Denzel Cleland, Sunday even- Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Wal· . ~ pedf's. on the slump. Will ens, storm windows, alum1-11-tfc nme u r 0 e- ing. ter, were Sun~y dinner guests Card of Thi'nks accept bods unlil Feb. 10. inurn sidtng. Call Guy Nelg· k Mr. Roy Powell and sonslport. Pie. John Hill left Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jonlao _ ___ Phone WY 2-6378. 2-2-61p ter, Racine, Ohio. Livestoc 1'1C'rry and Ronme _visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck- for Paris, France, after an and Bryan. WE WISH to express our sin- BHI C HT STAR Mt\RKETS. lo· 12 29 tfc . . and Mrs. Clyde Wmes recent- worth of Huntington, W. Va. emergency leave here due to Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Cbead· <-ere appreciation to our ! catl:'d at 113 West 2nd Dr. Melvm E. Doerr, V~term- ly. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duck- the death of his mother. Mrs. le visited with their son-iu many relatives, friend~ <~nd Strt"et . Pomeroy , Ohio. and For Lease arian, large_ and small anlf1lals Mr. and Mrs. Bobby JOf! Wolf worth of Coshocton were re- Wtl1oughby Hill. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 128 Washmgton St., Ravens- and family, Letart Falls. call- cent guests or their sister and neighbors for their k.mdness niC'x t to the Dnve-in Theatre ~· ~-Mrs. David Koblentz under- Carl Ross and family, New and sy mpathy. at the death in Ma son, w Va .. givt> you w~. W. Va. P~one 273-4 271 · ed on Mr. .and Mrs. Maywood ! brother, Agnes White and Rich- went surgery Monday at the , Marshfield. oo Sunday al· of our beloved mother. Mrs. {'\'ery day low prices and Red FOR LEASE Offtce hours, Dally 4 to 6 p. Joh~~ton Sunday. ard Duckworth and nephew Meigs General Hospital. ternoon. 26 1 Fre-da Ritchie. Special !hanks Dol Spe<1als Fresh Pork I tic VtBtlors of Mr. and Mrs. James R. While. :\!iss Sherri McCain, Eastern, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffer; 1 m. to the Rev . Kr~ly , Ewmg F"u- 1 Sausage. 3-lbs. $1.00 -i Insurance Raymond Kerns were his browas a recent overnight guest and Mrs. Beulah Cordray, wen: neral DiriC'c·lors. Mrs. l\1ar- Breakfast Bacon , sliced or • LOCATED IN POMEROY ther, Mr. Carroll Burns, Perk- Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ernest. Theiss of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and guests on Sunday ol Mr. and 1 garette Wil son. Mrs Neutz-1 piN'f', lb 29f' C'hu('k Hecf ' Paid Training-Moderate PHOTO Copytng Service. Cop- ins, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. and children of_ Grove Ctty and Mrs. Ross Cleland. Mrs. Herman Cordray, Athens, hng . Mrs . Burt . the pal!- 1 Roast. lb. 39c !lead Let - I ies made of k!aaJ paperS. Burns are wanting to buy a . Rose Athnn TheikSSndor ~ohlumthb~s Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Marks, Route. Investment-Excellent spent e wee e . Wit . e1r . f1ow- 1 tuC€ , IOc bearers. t hose sen dmg Carrots, l·lb. birttl records ando almost any farm here. . Belpre, called on Mr. and Mrs. The Carpenter Baptist Young ers. and all who hPiped in : JOe - - Bananas. l-Ib JOe Business Opportunity other documents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- mother, Mrs. Carne Smclaa. Joe Marks, Tuesday. People met at the chureh Oil any way. Sons and Daugh- 1 - GrapPfruit, pink or white ] Call 446-3742 After 6 P.M. ar Reuter lnsuraoce, Pomeroy ston and son Carl, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Brown, Miss Janet Knight Colum- Sunday evening. The following ters. 2-2-llc ! ;1-Jh bag. 4!k _ Whtte pota-~ Writ• P.O. Bo• 123, G•llipo· Ebers- children Freddie and Lee Ann, bus, spent the week~nd with were present: Thad Dye, Oleva 1 4 Uc Route, Mr. Howard WE WISH to express our heart-• toes. 10-lb 59c - Huron m1lk , lis, Ohio for lnform•tion. . . br.ugh, Portland, Mrs. Doris of Mineral Wells, W. Va., vis- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Smith, Mary Peck, Ronda Whit· reJt thanks to relative." and ' 8 tall c<-~ns. $1 00 - AI! purI CU_~TOM _butchermg and cu~ Dailey and children called on ited with her mother, Anna Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tmgton, Carolyn Hoyd, Donna friends for the kmdness. syrn- pose Flour, 25 lb. bag, SI .B!) ling. Phil Meier, Phone WY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerns Grace_ Oil~r and grandmother Bruce Myers and family Satur- Stout, Donnie and Kathy Che~palhy and beautiful floral ol- Sktnners Macaroni. I ·i Real Estate For Sale 2-3510· 1J 9 tfc rec•ntly. Maggie Diddle. . day e'!ening were Mr. and Mrs. die and the leader, Mrs. BoDmo ferings shown at the Joss of lb bag, 2 for 49c 1\'lild ' _ _ _ H8 I W t 8 d Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icen- Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ed~tn Doone Don Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cheadle. our beloved wife and mothH. i Longhorn Cht>ese 1-lb. 4!1c : P an hower called on Mr. and Mrs. and chlldren of Ch1cago, Mr. Koenig, Mansfield and M r 1. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Hall. Spe('ial l Your total Grocerv b1ll 1 FOR SALE: 6 room block I - . . Clint Cochran, Portland, and and Mrs. George McCoy of Doris Koenig and Ricky, Tup- Mrs. Earl Starkey, local, and thanks to Rev . Mahnnev, the will always cost yuu less H 1 house, bath, basement, hard· TELEPHONE SQhCttor wanted. Mrs. Anna Brewer and daugh- East Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. pers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. David. Wiseman pallbearer~. and F'ogiesong 1 you deal at the Bright Star I ~ood floors : 8 acres ground Top wages, plus bonus. Stea- ter. Maxine, local. Mrs. Brew- Oshel Childers and Mr. and The Third Thursday Club:and children, Harrisonville, Funeral Home for Iheir kind- Markrts located next to the 1 1 ~ short dJ_stant-e of ~eJie. dy w~rk, with a new co~ er is able to get around in a . Mrs. Geoqre Steele of _Colum- met last week at the home o( journeyed to Ravenswood, W. nf'ss Husb:md. Albert Hall , Dnve-ln The<:~tre . M<~son . W. Vl_lle & Racme dam. M1ld:ed pa~y m the area . .send a~ph- wheel chair now. bus and Mrs. Mary M11ler of Mrs. Robert Bauer. Va., where they visited wilh Children and Grandchddren. 1 Va. !Formerly the Barga1n Bissell, Long Bottom, Ohto. l cation to : The Dally Sentmel, Mrs. Doris Dailey and Patty Glouster were called here by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman. 2-2-ltp Cen!Prl and m Pomeroy. 2·2-6tc Box 668 B. l-l~!c Pickens were at Gallipolis the illness of their mother, Miss Joy Wiseman of Colurn· Ohio nt 113 West 2nd Street. M-OST sell reglird·lrss -of sacri- 1 S~ c•vll Service Tnt.l Wednesday. Mrs. Lige Shields, who i~ conbus was also a weekend pest I ~~~~~s t~o e~~;e~C~l~S sinr:~: noth St(lres are open all day I ffcc! Modernized home- two I:t~r;;...;:;·sn~8"~~a:" ~::=.::n!::~ Mr. Charles Offenger, two fi~ed t_o the Meigs G~nera_l Hosof her parents. • '1 . I earh ~unda)' . 2·2-3tc I story - built-in .stove bl·r .. Jt rt.uu,'#flndJ "1 lohJ open Prep•ratcln daughters nmmy and Tom- p!lal m Pomeroy. She IS reMr and Mrs ,_.._ Stansnurses at \ etentn}; " emor1a • . _ t.nlnln• ant11 appointed &rp .. ,.hmu · · . Hospital kltcht:!n cabineL'-1; ground floor ttnn UIUIIIyon !O~'>e. unnecenary FREE lllform.&• my, Lowell, 0 ., Mrs. Elva Dail- ported slowly Jrnprovmg , bury, Pickerington; and Mr and . . . for all tllt'lr k'lnd- 19'7 " ·"··.. T plrkup ·$"9' ., "· FIO)'d ,ruulu, rlfKiulrementt. . M d M Ca 1 Duckworth . n~;ss and help. SpE>CJal thanks ' C;.~rson RL 1 Middlep(wt . S'l laundry ; modern bath ; down- w.-he •nda, a:tvtna "'m"', add,.... •ntt ey, Judy COzart, Maxrne Pow· r. an rs. r Mrs. Jerry Stansbury and. dauto my friends who sent cards. 2-!W!H.' ' ~- PIC" stairs bedroom, new oil furn-rf!~C:in 81!1"\>lee. ao:. eea-. Pom•ro, ell visited Mr. and Mra. Carl of Coshoct_on, Mr. and Mrs. ghter, Columbus, were week · flowers . anrl other gifts. M:~.m,i l l t"~;8W autumn haze minK ace heats both floors ; storm oau, . s_enl.meL__ Pomer~Y·_o~-·-- Autherson Sunday. J~me!l Gwnsler and daughter, BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON end guests of their parents. Mr. th rmks to all. Hclf'n ,J J.,h~· slnle See Mrs. Virgil Carl . doors throughout ; new storm Legal Notice Mrs. Alice Van Cooney, who Kitty of Lancaster and A~es Olive Farm WomBD's Club and Mrs. Dale Stansbury. The son, Racine , Ohio. 2-2-Irc l Rr 2. Pomervy or. K.in,:osburg windo\\-S on three roo~s; ...- THI couRTOFCOMMoN PUAI 1is in a rest home, is much im- 1WhJte atte~ded f~eral services The Olive Farm Woman's Jerry Stansbury family also vis--~ Rd. or Ph. WY 2·6356. 2·1·12•p basement, double carport w1th l Milos couNTY, on1o proved . .!or Mrs. Ytolet Htll_at the Ew- Club held their January meet- ited with hel' parents, Mr. and Notice SEWING Machine. new 1965 o~e~head storage, sheltered\ No. u' 711 NOTICI Mr. Robert Ours, Mr. Ray 1mg Funeral hcvne m Pomeroy ing at home of Mrs. LilliBll Mrs. Chester Price. model. Sews forward and re- PICOIC area , Ilk acres, new httv ounr, Ours, Miss Ruby Van Meter I recently. . Picketl!l. The business session Mrs. Helen Jeffera aubstitut· TO CLEAN carpets better. Vt:!rse. Equipped to zig zag, exterior painL spouting, roof lauttand, Ohio. ..... P'IIIMIH, called on Mrs. Minnie Carroll . Mrs. Ahce Flanagan of Park- was in charge of Mrs. Pauline ed as third-fourth gradea &each· recently. ' ersburg, W. Va., spent Sunday Myers The Bookmobile 1·8 er on Monday for Mrs Millie we'!l lo::tn a Blue- Lusfrr Cnr- buttonhole, darn, etc. $38.88. just put in A-1 condition· 40 carlot ouwu, 1 . ' Addr••• Unknown, Defendll,t. · 1 th M '! rJ • • ' Pf'l ~llampooer with purrh-! Terms. WY 2-3862. 1 29 6tc gal. autnmah(' hot wat~r C11r1o• Oliver. who11e plaee of re••· Friends of Mr. David Wolf With ler rno . er. rs. J~ aeogte scheduled to be at Riverview Coen. asP of Blue Lu~trP Shampoo. I . tank; 220V. electrical, three ~:rctont.Ja~~~~;w~i. f~. u"n"J~~~ of Portland who passed away D!ddle and SISter, Anna Grat--e School on February 3. Mrs. Mrs. Zelia Perry and srand· B.:~ kpr Furniture, Midd!m,.,rt.I VACUUM CLEANERS, cannis- bedrooms up, closets for a11 : ~i""~ fll~>d her Petluon •talmt hJrnlat his home there extend their 01ler. Margaret Brown armounced daughter Donna Davis spent type !lave complete set 1-..-d t f h' h t 1m th• Court of Common Pleaa or Mr Myrtle Warner 18 • ' · con 2-2-6tC ·' l"r ' ue ruoms, ou 0 1g wa er. Meiss county, Ohlo. pray1n.t for dl· sympathy to the wife, family s. . - the extension homemakers club Sunday with the former's aon· Jaf'k'!J llafry Bar - - - cle<:~ning tools. Salesman de- Any ~easonable offer accept- ~;~~:s~d ~~;:;. tre~7'·d~~/'~n~rou~~~ and other relatives of the de- fined to_ yetcrans ~ospltal af- will be held on Feb. 2. The in-law and daughter. Mr. anu Home made PIZZA monstrator:o; l'ull cash price ed. w1ll sell on land contract. . treme ,.,·ueu,.. saJd cauH will b~ ceased. ter an IRJUry sustamed at ht!t topic for the pro'"'"am was "Or- Mrs Kenneth Ellis and family . $15 95 WY 2 3862 h WI 9 3222 t Cor hean~ on or Defore lh1 24th d&)l h . . e• • • 2 3 3 ,S;> 11 ::;cHH'S Pepperoni _ · · - · one - · -- C · of Fetoruary, 196.5. ... . • •• Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John- . orne. . Igm of the March Of Dimes" Mr. Robert Bishop., accom· 1 29 5tc · ---- -- I ••ttv onvar, PlalntiH Agnes Wh1te spent Tuesday . . ordan h<~mburger. Small - SOc: _ __ _ , w~bster '"• Fultl, ston called on Mr. and Mrs. d .h B lah by Mrs. Mamte Buckley. Re- pamed by Dorsey J and 0 It~ uAttDrn•y1 for Plll"tlff s· p I' I-·~· d M and Thurs ay Wit eu f h t ed th Cl J rd tte·••M • Medium - 75c; Large - $1 00 Trot wood Tr a v el • Trailer for I• ' . , . ~~~ , : a 2. , e, elr 1mey owe._, V\Al.lo an r. WI. M'ddl t and ttend· res mens were serv to e ay o an, Bl'e a uua"'6 1 12, 19 26 1 9 1 8 1 zs 6tc l sale. [n good condition. Sl~ps l U w and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston eduthte, Dot epoMr .' . Cir above and the following : Mrs. managers and co-workers Con[ I 2 d f .I f M' 'II e rcas ISSionary tot' d 8 . . · ove. room up ex. · 8fflSOO an am1 y o near mersvt e I h h f M M bel- Ara Myers, Mrs, Ella Osborne, terence in Wooater, Mo~· ,...y ..\U 1 ~ 'MIIKII.I!, lns,Jrao(•t- oeefl large double garage, cinder 56 ACRES - Near Forked Run recently. ~ at e ;n~ 0 Brs. ~ Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, Mrs. through Wednesday. for employ· 1 t"An•?lll't't' -os1 viJUI opera block building behind it. Lake and Belleville Dam, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rosebernn~ an usy eel Rass Ina Massar, and Martin ()s.. ess of Experiment Farma over tor 'o bee"""? Call w~ WY 2-5187. land lays well, is dean and ry had a telephone installed JIIMeet:ngL at the borne 0 ose borne. The next meeting will the state. They are employed 816Ul 1 28 lite well fenced. Good 6-roorn be • ary yons be "'"'-' E in their home, the num r 18 Mr and Mr.s Rober t Slack with Mrs. Humphrey. at the South- ...,. X· - - --frame house with bath and t957 Sx50. 3 oedroom Nattonat - - - - - VI 3-2%74. and .children, o'avid and RoJr. Girl Seoulo perimeDt Farm. 1 FOJ Rer. t Th e J r. GlrI Scouts Troop The fol1owlng mom...... L - of th House Trailer Call Ravens forced hot air healing, full Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haning Mrs. Caro1 Rhodes and son b T led s nt the week e 1 - -~- wuod Z73-Y425. 1 1 Z4tp basement and front porch. and son Dale, Albany, Mr. and Gary visited her sister, Mr. endyn, •.~... ~u. mootpeher Mrs Ada 179 met at the home of their Mt. Unlon Churdl CCIIlp'ePtion Good barn and garage. Exh M of D wi.WI uw ' • 1 d I ROOM apartment. Nicely ceptionally good water Mrs. Kennet11 Payne Jr., and . and Mrs. Jo n enge1 ar- 81 c.k nd other relatives ea er, Mrs, Maxine Whitehead. were dinner guesls of Mr. an furnished . hardwood floors, ply, soft and plenty of supMr. and Mrs. Jameo Payne of win SWidBy. La B h ~. ~nd Mrs. Gene J~nkins ~rs ped. Ethlizabeth Sml~, R.M. Mrs. Cecil Cox In AtbeoaH oEo BEST PRICES ON aulomalic heat. large closit. Columbus were guests of Mra. Mr. and Mra. WHIII» us d of Columbus speot a "" e scouls wtth their Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. • . 113 ·500·00· ets. private bath and private Elsie Haning recently. and Connie of Racine, Route I an kso~ with Mr and Mrs health care badge. Refresh· Starkey, Mr. and Mn. Paul An- CARD 0 1 T'HA.~Ks OPEN EVES. 7 :00 P.M. Old T Fl l -c-. ··....-,. ........... IL..... ·-"'""' ". --- · sOCiety . Notes SOHIO STATION PATCH UP'TH' CHURCH HOIJ"" liLA.,_. ICl(l -=====::====:I " ( I o., Feb. 2. 1911' ed and IJlllurn.Wled apart. 1 Good cab and finish, heater, 2 tone blue finish. Was $896, menta WY ~ 12 & de INCOME TAX service. Victor Reduced To $499. Wanted E G ul Cb t Oh. Pb e RA rES 4 OP . ct..., EXPERT cabinet making, .,.. 1 1960 VaUey Lumber & Supply Co:npany. Mldd:eport 10.3-tlc , II ~ ~to. :tll.;j rour 1'"1)11'11 turnt<~fle. d..,..,~ € r ron ~nt, to t...aundrymat and sdJooJs llEt,; Lo i .AI'lvr. s r nr 2 SIGNS JobJI. son • Simpson lnslll'llliCO Agency, Room S, Coats Bulle!· iJJs, Middleport. 1 20 tic II Z'1 lie 1651. P'abllc•tt• !i:M room fun>lsbed-c-:--lpll't---:- meou. OPe fint floor IVY 1- INCOME TAX Semce, INFORMATION 1:111 p. • SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ROOF ott (1llllla .....,. a- 13. Tav81'U mw~ ' !l'l.o.t SE'IER I IS -S 0e!'~­ READ'{ 10 MARR:'I - uGfif- CXJR CROWD WELL· WDICATED, Wi!U.-f>Ul~l! WI'U·MTHED Vf'BioAA UA~ WAN'TS TO MAF\~ ONSA>IITAR'I ,,_ ONEDDiCATt:D U6 Ill. Grool!: '{OUR CROWD!r -IT DOESN'T MAT TER 10 US WHO GETS WHO!! '!' I I I I I ReedsviJJ e sOCiety • Notes - u: J 1 1 I I' I ' · -·• I ' I l I 1 I 1 l" t t .. \ t::: I I l 1 c kl H • viJ1e t: News Notes a.- 1 I ~ntrance . UUiities rurnished. I P~:Rp~!t;, ~:: ::;;e a::: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean and visited Rev, and Mrs. John WY 2-3200. 2-2-tfc pony, plenty garden space. Dana called on his mother at Busch Saturday evenmg. 670 X 1 5 - 16.60 &-room house with basement. Scottown. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer 10 ACRES of bottom corn PU!!I tall High and dry . Owner will carMr. and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck and family visited his parents, j!I'Ound. SH 2-4695. Nylon 81ackwall Tube Type ry some financing. Spring is and Mr. Epple were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Challie Greer, 1 27 6lc SUPER SERVICE on its way. ! visitors with Mr. and M r a. Rutland on Sunday. MODERN furnished 2 rooms . C. c. CUCKLER, REAL TOR Hie! French. Mr. and Mn. Arlie West are STATION and bath efficiency apartment ' • BOX :!2 PHONE WY Sunday guests wilh Mr. and ill wilh colds. . J•ck W C•rs•y 9 1 3830 First noor. Middleport. Phone POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Earl McGrath were Mr. Ollie Jr. Sayre and fr~eml, Mgr WY 2-9932 WY 2-3871. 1 21 12tc 2_2_3tc and Mrs. Ben Cremeans and Ronny Dailey visited Ollie's THREE ROOM furnished apan 1~...,,.,,.,==""'="""~ ---------~ children of Gallipolis. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ment with bath for couple LUMP and nm 01 mme c;;:l FOR SALE _ Six room house Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mo- Clint Johnaon, Portland FTJ<IBy Phone WY 2-5435 in Middle- for sale. Goeglein Coal . with bath. Also a fuur room Grath and chilclren of Mason, night. port 21.2 South Filth Ave. Page St., Middleport. house and six lots in Middle- W. Va. Mrs. Matha Hauber Is In Sel· 4 1 18 tfc - - -- - - = - -c:-12 __ _!:fc port. Phone WY 2-3509. Mr. and Mrs. Larry McGrath ba Hospital at Manetta, 0. APARTMENT, S rooms and Business Services I 27 6tc of Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Her daughter, Mrs: Lowse -·-::-:-:-:::-==--::---::- Bud Douglas visitors were Van Meter ia staymg with her hath, shower and tub. 63 S. I WY 2~32;3 taJI. 0 r. Don G'bso • -is- the pho·~ to call FOR SALE-Mlddl....-'o "~'""' 1 n and fa mily as much as she can as Mrs · 3rd St., Middleport, Phone! for Limestones, any size est bullding, located 35l N. from Portsmouth. Hauber is very m. WY 2-2671 1 15 tfc Prompt delivery. Emmet W Second Street, Middleport Mn. Carr, Mrs. Zette Dean Mrs. Linda Bailey came home TRAILER LOTS - free sew· Shuler, Contracting. Priced for quick .ale. il> and Dana, Mrs. Joe Carsey to otay with her mother, Mrs. age and water. Brown's Tratl l 29 If• quire at Ohio Hotel. and daughter Cathy were call- Louise Van Meter and <laugh· er Park !State Approved I &art r - - . I'IBIIIIIIIII - ers at Mrs. John Stool's. ter Nicki fur a week while Mr. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY u ..IIDI FARM 12 A. on hard road, <ltarles King has been do- Bailey attends school at Cmcm2-3324. 1 15 tic MID....-, building sites, old house and mg carpenter work for Mra. nati thil week. End your ,..., trooblel barn, II mineral. Leaded. Grace Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauber MUtlERN • room ana bath 11• u•e aD Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. Mrs. William Barnhart Is and family of Portland Y181ted furnished apartment. M 1 d· s.,.., M .. ~3 Box 29, Ripley, W. Va. inmproving slowly. his sister, Mrs. Louise Van dleport. WY !.-3874. 1·25-30tp Mrs. Joe Carsey's """sou IItle mother Meter and Nicki. t II tic caD WlJ l-#14 Day or Nlpt ---A----:-- - - from West Virginia fa here for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence TJte. 58 1as MODERN 5 room house in 7 • If< uto a visit with Mrs. Carsey's lam- iss, Belpre, were here to help New Haven. W. Va., on Mid- H';!E:::.-:-A:;; .1.1 :-:Nc;li:.. -;::p::: ::: m:::b::ID c: -, --;;M::: :c :;:c ., ily. celebrate the fourth birthday of 10 0011 1 -way Drive, bath, garage, full Foroa<eo. >\nJoltl Bradten. 8 - CYLINDER Jeep motor, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne, her sister, Nicki Van Meter size basement, large Jol perfect covndltion, 1958 Dodge, il Mr. and Mrs. James Payne January 16th. . 08 Ea" Malo Stree~ PoD> 175.00 month. Lea':le required Pick~tp .Jl, 1956 Buiek Spe- visited here recently. ~ - By May Jobaston Phone 882·21Xi2. New Hawn. """· Pboae WY WMe. cia!, 1958 Pontiac Chieftain Gary Gibson has returned ' 1 lJO tie W. Va. 2-1-jitc 4-dr · sedan, Boston Terrier 1 from Korea ~nd is visiting with TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- bulldog. female, registered.lrelatives. nJRN[SHED apartments with pany Replllring all mak... WY 2-9943. -2·2-3tc Mr. and Mrs. Massey's guests utilities furmshed. :dso good '.omauc and standard tr8JUJn.e Rambler were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woot1 garage. $60.00 monthly •n missions flaurlce Gagnon, World Standard of Compael ~ en of Florida. Their son, MiciJ.. MiddlepoTJ and Pomeroy. Call Owner. Phooe WY U17!. EscellenCf' 1ae\ was in the hospital but is ' WY 2-2720 or WY 2·2278. 11 17 tic BIR ear room, ride and per- 1 back home now. • 1 .. 2·1·61c .tiJ(."I'! liN t;I!JI lormanee. SmaD C¥ eeuoom)' I Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee, Jer- ! 'fw"tnty-siJ: were present at -==c-· I ROOM apartment and bath t-mplolo Set+ ... and managerablUIJ ry and Jeff were Sunday guests Sunday school Jan. 24. mllurnishd. AU utilities furSee of M". Kate Wilson. Coiling on !drs. Mary Circle Cr1ttllllhed. Upstairs above Dr Write. ,.... • , . , . lletropotttu Moton Mr. Claire Wagoner and dau- durilfg the week were Mr. and Donovan's ofice. Phone WY A. C. BRADFORD E. Mala 'Jtrf'f't. f"omeroy ghter Joy. visited Mr. aud Mn. Mrs. Emory Powell and daugh. 1,1041 or IVY 2-2064. f'boal W"t WK71 Henry Wagner. Iter Addie of Portland. Mrs fi'rt'd 1 lZ llc I II If< t :a tie - JKn. Jolul Stolll , Shain of Racln•, Mr. George Snow Tires 1 carmeI i Society Notes 1 .......... ;;.~ •Jenkins and men~ were served by the lead- derson, Sr. .;.,d Mr. Mrs Henry Salser M. and Mrs· P~ul Pierce and r~n RandY of Middleport were SU~day guests or his parents Mr and Mrs. Clinton Pl,..;,e a~d family. Mr. and Mrs. Orla Hubbard were weekend guests of their daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Salser and daughter of Sheffield Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard left Jan 28 for Tallahassee, Fla., where he wlll be employ· eel. • Mn. Agnes White spent Sunday evening In Middleport vJs. iting Beulah White and her house guests Mrs. Florence Hannay, Mr. and Mrs. '11tomas Darst of Akron and attended a missionary film at the Baptist <lturclt. -Ada Slack PAY S'nlDY WASffiNGTON (UPI) Pre• ident Johnson baa named a 10. man panel to make a study of government civillan and mill· tary pay scales. He wants a report by April L Mr. and Mrs. Dean ers rs. Whitehead and Mrs. Blackwood and lamll7, Mr and Mary Allee Blse to the follow· Mrs. Joe Sayre and Timmy . ing scouts: Jackie Bise, Jane Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rigl: Pat Brewer, Cathy Plckens. Cotr ty anti (l.lii1"0J ~~lrme. Connie nie Rockhold, Jean W~.t:.Oead., Greer, Mra. Frank Pauley. i4r"Brenda Boring, Detra McFann, Lou1ae Myers, and Mr. and VIcky Pierce, Sharon Drake, Mrs. David Wlaoman. 'l1tll en· Ruth Green, and gueol Mrs. lire group allended the song· Smith. A gilt was preaented to fell at llle Nazarene Olurdl In Mra. Smith In appreciation for Athens which leatured Tlte 1\eIM!I' help. Unable to alleod were bela Quartet. Rosemary Reed and Robin Mra. Madge Dye and Miss Humpin'ey. Oleva Smltb were In COlumbus Ho-mabn Club one day last week. The Reedsvllle-Long Bottom Mr. and Mn. Gene Jeflen Home Mskers Club will meet and family visited hlo parents, TUesdaY evenln g, F eb. 2 at 7 Mr. and "..... Reed J-" ~era Ill P.M. at the Wllllams • Balder- Sunday evening, son home. "Food Buying" will 1 he the topic, taught by Mrs. SELECT HAYS Walter Brown. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Roger Meredith of Beverly Salt Lake City, Utah, 111111 baa was an overnight guest of Mr. been picked to d1reel .....,.... and Mrs. Warren Pickens. slonal relatloDI for llle Peaet Reeeot \'lJiton of Mr. and Ccrpo. Mn. Lawrence Rose were Mr. J, Andrew Hays, Iaber reJa. and Mrs. Rusaell Buckley and tlons admlntatrator r. •tho Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle and westenl mlnlnc divisional KeltTodd of New Brighton, Pa., Mr. necott Copper Corp., wUl lake and Mrs. Garrell Reed of Cool. over hilt new post Feb. 1, · ~ vllle, David Van Meter o1 Bel· was announced Thureday. pre, Mr. and Mrs. Erneot Ruth and Mrs. Allee Foutty, na, w. Va. vlalted wilb Xr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crowre and Mn. Erneol WbllebeH and and Miss AIIINI O'Hara ol VieJI. lamlly. -:;i"'iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiOi~~~~;;.;;~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;-.1 Perry of Dext..-. Carl Circle from Springfield spent a weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven, w. Va . and Mrs. Mary Circle went to ~ I lumbus Monday to visit Melvin Circle at the Univef"!ity Hospif.. al. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Meter and ~argaret Ann carleton and son, Patrick of Oor~""" ealJ. ed at the DeAn tkulk~r home no Frida¥ oveolng. · 1 COAL FOR SALE LUMP-STOKER-EGG 1 SEE Olt CALL PEACOCK COAL 1 Block From Tr~ffic C~., Light C!IESHIRE - -- ------------·-WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY 1:00 Midway MsUnee LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 6:4S Sign On 3:55 News Beat f :30Eiectric co. News 7:00 Be Still and Know 4:00 Dllcln& with Doal IIIONDAt TIIRU FRIDAY 4 10 lim Me eo Show 7:03 News 1:30 Interchange · a1 CJ·~ ~:00 COmmuni"' 7:113 MUSIC 5.110 News ~· ., New• 8:00 Sign On - News News Headline• 5:05 World News , 7 30 6:00 g;on Off Tnda 6:!); Scared H.ar ' ~ 7:32 Musical Cluck S: I~ Sporls Y 1:20 Melga County RFD SATURDAY Word and Tesllmooy $:~ Weather , 7 45 6 20 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:00 Si&n On - News 5:30 Dinner Musicale 8,00 Ohlo Valley Newo 6 30 Bill Miller Sho• 6:05 COUntry Music B:tJl> World Ne,.. 5:41 Sigu Off , 6'67 Weather 6:25 COUntry Jamboree Sports Tctd3y SATURDAY 8 10 7:00 Newo 7:00 News 8:15 Weather 1:45 Sign On , 7·05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 7:05 Larry Anderson Show Musical Clo•k 7:00 Be Still and Know 8 16 7.20 Btn Miller Show Jl:IIO Top Ten Show 8:55 Com.nunll)' Newo 7:83 News 7.3C Sports !2:tl0 Noon News 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:08 Musical Clock 7:3o Pickens Hardware , s Mucl.al lnleriude , 5 Maaou couo~ Newo 7:30 News HeadUneo 12 1 95 (Tue• • Tburs·) 12:30 The Rev Merlin Teets 10:00 Public Servlta 7:32 Musical Clock 1:50 News I:OO Jim Mees Show 10:15 Family Worship Hour ?;45 Word and Testimony a·oo Bill Miller Show 8·00 Ohio Valley Newo 10 ,30 Latchs•Ein& 6,00 s1gn utr 8:30 Dally Llg~t SUNDAY 11:00 Newo Beat 8:06 World News A881F AND SLATS 8:45 Btll Miller how 7'31l Sign On Army Hnur 11:05 Monllng Melodle> 1:10 Sports Today 8:45 Baker Furniture Show except Friday, Church 8:15 Weather 8·110 ~·rencb CitywBapti!JI Wl-fA.T IS VOUft-AH•ULlERIO !Wed. · Fri.) 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Ro~c~e Thorne 1:55 News Beat 5:15 Public Servlco . 12 :1~ Goessler Guest Star 3:10 Sunday Showc , H c ountry Go Round &:3CJ Dinner Mustcalt 1 00 12:30 Larry Andei}OD Show 4 30 Baptist Layman' our __!...:',:~ ·5~1>~N:e~w~o_::Be=ai:.__ _ _ _..!,.;1:::45=.~SI~g~niiiO~IijfiGfi~ji)U 3:00 Jim ~~~- flflow I:OO St&D Oil Bv GEORGE WQ!!WEII rr IS, TH' WtU DoC EXPlAINED lT lo ME ONCE ' AND NO COP HCI.$ LAIO A~~~or~· I ADMIT (J(JR BOY,. weLL: IT's 14flOI'IG. 01\' LE QUAQllE, HAS A NAME 'TI-4In" rnG: HIM I?EAL GOOO, 8IJT t!._'S HOf~-IEI EVS't F IT Iii AtfD I <m.l. <lOT1I' W\110 lllm' L~, --m1!!lil 1v RAEBURN VANBUREN I IMAGINED THAT OWNING HER WORK WOULD SATISFY ME • BUT NOW ..·- I I I I I I I 1: "I hope I'm lucky enaush to pt a huoband Just like you, · Dadl Then I won't have to lilam how tJD bandJe,hJml" I TERRY lERRY Atll:' THE COJNoAAAt/0 ~ 10 T1< E A..: SA'!. I! NO 1 CAI'fr! REMEMBER, IT _,.A~ES TvVO 10 TANGO . AN/) lVJO 10 GEl MARRIEC . .. RS: A ~ ~ ~LION · DECI50>15 TO 13E ~ \A,DE lONtGI-IT... ANO l •/,IJ\1\!T YOU I'-1ERE TO "'~-P "--r ..,._ I II"TTI'R 110! SAY 'IIIAT, No~NE! OH,fJO/-·MY IT SURE 15 FUN Wl'mNI9 A PL.AY FIRST JV;T IS FINISH!!) IT WAS A LCT Act One. th:e-n.-·-tt;·-;;~·-t;-;;;-,·c;m-e 1'HOUGHT out and talK for "THAN 1 about e. he.lf hour. ·--···--··-····-··---. ·····--··· The CuTtain --- comes down. ............................................... Intermission. Tt<A1 NOT 8E APPRE- ·ti-:e·-cuY:taiTi·-R:;;;;;;;: EASIER IT M16HT BE THE ~IND OF COM.MEII1 JN (IEN,)OU\IE BEE>! ~ D<;AA TO GIVe 10,\\1& 11\c~...., AI.' THIS 71ME WlteN ·\00 ~~ HAVE 50 limE TO sPARE! �a-Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 196~ VariedProgramGivenbyOUBand uring M ' iddleport High Assembly D The Ohio Umverstly Concert were WUliam Brophy, director I '1 Relatives Come Aroun Abd tAnd ~· Forfunera/ol.r I a~~ c~~- . ou Mtddleporf Star Garden Club Meeting is Held Th ursday at,Home of Mrs. Nicholson Mrs. Ritchie I had OPplant display a number or session. A deliciou• boule material. She aiJo de!sert courSI WF.ATHF.R Nlc~oison ltsThe Star Gard':" Club held ,Aiklno, mtrodncea Mrs. 'J'Urn. beautiful African Violets. was served at the close of thl regular meetmg Thursday er who reported on "The New A silent auction sale was con- Imeetmg by Mrs. aa Band presented a program of Iof the Ohio Universtty Brass , M d • funeral services lor Mrs. atternooli at the home of Mrs. Look of HQWie Plants." Sbe <ommended for stanmg house sisted by Mrs. Norman Will vaned musical se lect ions for , Choir: Mr. Roger Williams, a 1hartr . Ronald Barn- freda, Rtlchle were held from Seth Ntc}lolson. pointed out that potted plnnts plant cuttings. 1 The next meeting wiiJ· be at tbl the student body of Middleport graduate student at O.U. and th D ren, Greg , Ka- the Ewmg Chapel Saturday at 1 The JMeti opened wi do well in a temperature range Mrs. Gladys Nicholson !urn- home ol Mrs. Or10n , 1 1 Schools at thm first conet>rt former Mtddleport High School o/Colu';,"b Kenneth and Leah. 2 P m. with the Rev . Joseph devotional In of 112 to 80 degrees, strive to - - -- - of the annu•l winter tour Mon- student who plavs the trom- . h' us spent the weekend Kraiy offtctattng, ' Mrs Norman Will 0 Thog keep the humidity at 50 per 1 day morning at an assembly hone : and Gary O-lmstead. gradMr. and Mrs Sp ial 'd ' for the New Year ug ' cent which is good lor both in the high school auditorium uate assistant m Percusston. a e arn art. b provt ed oj Ule 1J1011th was . g· e poebm plants and humans and that RCA VICTOR Olrf'ctor o. tht- band IS Char Mr. and Mrs LBwrence t-1.!1)t' rsd. \Jeu z_mgB, organ-.\ Mrs· N'tcholson -.._lvenll yll all plants need brlg'hl l'•ht . ·1 c d Commentator for the pro- hoan were business visitors m IS • an rs ..Y1arvm urt ,so. · · '•n:: ro ca 16&' me1 1. on uctor or Bands Stawas answered by t be •most of them need a few · 1ms1 1 M . h gram was Stu Sharpe of Ga lhpolis Monday . 1 • • en mem rs 1 h . at () hio l.mversity 1n At ens . 110n WOUB-TV Ohio Umvers-1 Mrs. John Vroman ,-s recov1 11 f h oun of sun ea h d t Burial was in the Pine e mg o t e house plant they c ay, par leuElberfelds have just reincluded Guar- , tly Mr William · ne\" bv Gomez and "ll "NeapollK. Russell 1ering salis!actorily at Holzer Grove cemetery and pall bear- I enjoyed growing, more liked Af- 1arly doe ,in winter . H the home . ceived another shipment b Moretti Middleport Ba nd Director and hospital followmg pneumonia ers were Norman Rose. Paul man Vtolets. many the Christsn t a well Ughted Sit- I tan 10 lltgh School prmctpal, who ar- after being treated for a broken Baer. Harold fell, of famous RCA Victor tho• ftel/ the theme Norman mas cactus and poinsettia, consider song "Studio ., ., b Ossor ranged tor the band to eome to htp sustained in a fall. She is fell. Raymond Wolfe. Kenneth ! ferns and philodendron of varht."g I under flourescent Color Television Sets 10 and ' .. Amenca. 0 th; Middleport , introduced the expected to be return<d 10 Newland. Vtrgtl Windon and Ce- ' US species. g · · I New Models - Ready for arranged by Wal'd-Dragon band and its direr! or, Mr. her home in a few da) s. cil F.tSt>lslem. The secretary Mrs p 1 I Mrs. Neal Jeffers reviewed i your selection now. All 10 the popular field and the Sou- \!mel II Mrs B. F. earmaloe has Comtng from out of town lor Nelson. reported that' the hook "Potted Planta" by I RCA Victor Color TV Sets have color pur1fler that sa march, "EI Capnan·· and Mr . Russell d h' relurned to her emplovment at thf' sPrvwes were Mr. and ' received a picture of the reli D. C. K1pUnger: when water. expresse ts th A & p · M · Oa · rll rh · r df ' g- · potted 1 I cancels magnetic distortion - have duo cone "Opening Theme" appo·eciatton to the Middleport e . Supermarket after " 'r "" ter an am- ious arrangements for pants, walt until the Featured in solo numbers Ba-' Boosters f . bemg hospttalJzed at Vett>rans J!y, Mr and Mrs. Roy WolfE" Bcrapbook Mrs Henry Tum soil on the top of the plant is I speakers for superb sound -- have all channel •ru or sponsormg M . I f , Ra d W lr \1 d M ' . . er bon d UHF and VHF tuning - have glare proof picture were Jerry Rodgers and Oavid tho• appearance f lh G · emona or several wePks . ymon e. r an rs. had a thank you from the c e ry, punch the soU with Epifano in a clarmet duel and White band . eI Mrs. William Bradford is va- Este l Ha ll. Mr and Mrs. James men Rest Home for th baar- the ' linger, ff it is extremely tube . Stop in on Elberfelds second floor See the with the band. "Rondo Conc..-r ed ••" Charleen I cat inning in Florida with .rela - Hall. Mrs Poo l Paston, Mr. : ket of lruii. Mrs. Virgil eAtki:S dry, then soak it_ thoroughly , new models of RCA Victor Color TV and se lect tante" by Tuthill and "Minuet daughter ol Mr. Minelli, who is I ttves She plans to return home and Mrs Byron Steele, Jack • received the traveling prize. ' or twice a week dependone for yourself and family. and Dance ol the Blessed Spir- on the Iacuity at Middleport I next week. and Mt· and Mrs. Ad- , The program chairman, Mrs. ong on the humidity In the - p~iod char~ ~ ~'\' ~s p~renls, ~c Me~ Bmus~ ~~· ~.. h~ ~ e ELBERFELDS andl Selection~ Lo~e So~" clas<~cal , Fair and very cold througb 'ntursday. High today IZ-18, io" t11nlrl1t zrw lo fh·~ below. hlgb Thursday 1>-!0. Ne~ r•• u:::~n ~!ants, Well VlrgiiiiA llat It m~ • .,.., ol forrtl covet·in& U pol ""' of it11 IUd area. accft. ., .. in" w ·J: ~~ ' ~ VOL XVI NO. 248 Neighbor Discovers Tragedy I sh=a~=~ 011tan ° ~I ~""n ! Mi~:ll'in ~ra~~~ ,ingm~ ll~e' Reed , who Is employed ' rJ~n Robt:.rts_. all of Columbus: ~1I in J1m Columbus, spent the week Jud.v (,eorge , Westerville, Diana Cincinnati · the High school. were Four I""' . ---"•., ...,w sever- . M IS); . . .,.,. ,.,.,~--.;-· Mrs. end with his parents, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Raymond BarJames Reed and daughl- ber and famtlv and Pete Ch utes er, Ruth. or Pataskala. \1r. and Mrs. g; I Dana Fell. Washington Court HouseandMr. Mrs. Harold t .Q - Wbat Is !be meaning of ' Fell famand ily Dauton· Mr MaJ'nly About "- : Peoa/e In " • " t!J.~ same Barry? Pomeroy ' A - 11 "'"Y is an Mr . and Mrs. William mf>aning "spear'' of string ' bass. The thr.-e ··gi rls ond a guy" numbers were "ailed for encore with bark the student' Assisting Mr. Minelh Ill di- rie and Miss Marcia Karr of recting some of thl:' numbers Syraluse were in Rut land Sunda; <:~lternoon to attend the funt'ral of Yftss Norelha F\em1 1ng Barbara fisher , daURhler of VIr . <:~nd \1r s \1ason F isher, 1 11s confined to her home w1ll) a . throat mfection. 1 Pl~ns ha\.e bee_n made ror a Holrmd Fisher returnt>d to his FAmily potluck dmner at 1 he stud1es at Mountam State Busi-Sarred Hearl church auditormm ness College Monda arter on Sunday, february 14 bt'gtn- spending the weekend y,with his 1 nmg at S P m. a rents Mr and Mrs. Mason The pan~h is invited to at- ' ~-1 he ' · tf'nd. Meat and beverage v.ill ' M s r. d M · h d d h d r. an rs. Jac k McDowbe f urn1s e an t use atten · ell of Co1urn bus were wee. kend mg Brf' askf'd to brmg a \'(~gel a· b lh d . 15 0 1 h hlP , ~a lad or dessert and their gues er ro t'r an Sls-tahle servJct> They are also ~er-m-law, d:vlr. and Mrs. Karl , \ .rurser an sons. . as·ked fto brmg thr tr - favonle ~~~ r. and Mrs . J ohn J or dan Th ... gamr or a sor1a 1 evemng. ere an d daug hter of Cu 1um bus were . w1ll be attf'ndanre pnzes Thf' affair is sponsored by weekend guests of her parent!!, thf' Catholic Women's cluh at I Mr. and MrM.. Bradford Maag. thf' rPqut>st of the Rev Father Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Reiman .JI)hn Turel Hosts will he Mr . of Sandusk}. Mr and Mrs W. and Mrc; Charles Clarkson and E Smith, Columbus. and Robfamilv and Mr . and Mrs Paul ert Holle~· of Oru.>nt were week- I ca~ri. and family. end gu~sts of their sister and brother-m-law, Mr a nd VJ r !1. Dwight Logan and son. They, came due to the 11\ness of their , mother, Mrs. Florence Holley Pom•roY . Ohio who underwrnt surgPry Sun· ! day morning. Vlrs. Smith remained to be with ner mother, LAST TIME TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs Roy Holler "BIKINI BEACH" (Technicolor) and family and Mrs. H o m e r Frankie Avalon. Annette I Holter visited Sunday after~ Funicello, Martha Hyer. noon at Cheslme with Mrs. Colorurtoont Ftaturett•: Hot StuH George Thompson. \1r. and Mrs. Darrell ChevaWED . and THURSDAY lier and fami ly relurnPd to F•bruary 3-4 1 their home. Columbus Sunday NOT OPEN 1evening, after bemg ca lled here by the death of her mother, FRIDAY and SATURDAY FHruary 5-6 Mrs. Freda Ritchie. They were I accompanied home bv Charles " ISLAND OF Arthur Ritchie for a - week 's 1 1 BLUE DOLPHINS" (Technicolon ' vi sit. \ CeUa Kaye, Larry Domasln. Ann Daniel, Rontu, son of ENTERTAIN SUNDAY i tbe Dog of Flanders. ''THE COMEDY Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gaul i OF TERRORS" enterta med w1th a dinner Sun- 1 lTechnicolorJ day , at tht'ir l10mt', Chesl er . . Vin~ent Price, Peter Lnrre. honoring her mother, Mrs. Ad· Bor1s Karorr, Joyce JamPson , am E be rsbach whose birthday SUN .. MON ., TUES. I was Monday. Present were the •A SHO;~~ f~: DARK., I honored guest at Pomeroy, Mr. Peter SeUers. Elke Sommers and Mrs. Ronme Clay, Chester __ an~~~e host and hasteS!!. I 1 ~nee home. Fell 'lb cl Logan'; Miss Counts: in a1, pot varying I 1 Belleville· Roy Bookman and best pot are still the I Mlss Bookman NeiJon-1tho h otor I e even ville : Bill Medley Ch' rl to 1 n . 1.as · attractave as w Cva · .·h ·p ankd ·Mrs P asttc 8 azed <onslsts pots. A useb ·a ••ElltB ful soil ormil<ture ol - - --- - - -- Ca~olyn ·-- sl:.. ~~?'t Leo °~ Dor~lhy pl~ts u~ ~lr ~· I·' a nd. , v"''c _ono a, ar ers urg, W. three parts soil, one part man- and Mr." Norm,an r'·ll · lri :'t name famtly Mechanicsburg· Mr Dies., Fumes Overcome Two Be sure to also see the new 23 inch size screen RCA Victor Black & White Televisions. New Portables and new Stereos. , · T 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ....-.-- Action 7 6R . hi ·fi, all new and perfec11 50 exCitms • WASUBASKEJ • Hand1 S•ina Top • Decorator Colon •• Big 30 qt. s1.ze hn poly base: plastic re movable top! 23 tn •• e h1gh : 9ih 10. base. Re1. 1.99 HANDKERCHIEFS Steel!, New H e • 1 1 BATHROOM Ensemble • PLANllR, Waterer •• 8 10. ~a stft: urn w1th sau-Hamper and bowl bruM wit- rust -proof aolder ; : cer; pmt waste basket. • Rew colors . • • 11.11 Ctear Plastic, ptatltd nails. • VahM s1re pOt. Vartety 89c Plastic case . 2 • oz. para cake • •• 9c ;-- 9c e a , 1 white knit, with cushtOne<:l sates. : SHOE DAUBER 39c • Buy 1or school Mdhomeusel •• • .... ••• •• NYLONS 9c • Styrene platCic, t.Gids 3. ·-49Cpr. tan or Tahiti. 81h: 1 RUGS L...,. Pffe ~ : Soft • bristle, fibre gc : • •• •• •• •• • lL Mop dtshes clean quick! 9c rue 169 WORLD pastels. Unbreakaibll, Soft Retrictrttor, froour. l'h pt. .... .,..• Paddefl Pay 4% On Savings :~ili. ens MaUonal B ~- · '~ : Slurdy poly. • Snaps shut. FOAM BRA Cotton broad· Ieee tnm- • ••,. , •. 7. .!!'"' -·~"'·.. : PAINT BY NUMBER 39c •. "" Al-'num BAKEWARE ~oth, T 10>.14 ... •• od~ p tct m ur•s box.and med . ttl whitt only . M to A 99c CUfil, 3() age , Girls' SLACKS 79c C:ollol boxor slocko. Sllnlo<...-~ . 410 6. to 36. ······~················ •• : o 10~-oz. gc w-·· ttrrJICiffl • 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 f 0 0 f 0 I I Quulld, 8>18 ... • multl· prlnt. .• • '.. ;,_~·~ii.·~; 9c 79c -----· • Molal, wiHI llbe........ •• : CELLO NOTES gc •"• Auld . floral detlans. 9c ,_,_ ':.! : ..... IDr ~k .. • W RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDUPORT, 0. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . '· . ., ' I \ : -.... STOVE MAT o) \ : ~!;· 0 0 ••• •••••••••••••••••• gc : ' ~ ..~;·:·:··~··~..~~~:~:M»:t~.w==b~o~s~-·~·~L·~·~··~·~.4~/~tk::..~~:::::::::::::·:::::::::::: l q -..... ~ Satur~ay ( ' ~ckard •;~:;~- Chrlslia~••n f[~" '. a~od ~~ ~, Wolle. v s\d~r·d Strlap MI.fll•flg Is Target 0 f Senate Bill ~ill Emplu~' es 1 f~tlmg. oakey Lavneo [ .'~:ttlte ••vennt~ ~ma (;Jad~· GOP Moun ts F"~~ l1t AgaiDSl • Appa}ac1• D"}} ApprovaI l(il~ore. i 3 Candt'dafCS \\· a~ he<IIII,~S ill'~lll re~ion FI'},.~ PaperS rt'VIt<~l17.1ng m•·•i~tr~~tmn l th~ ~orthfEJe ld. c· al~ tamer.;'"~ . Rrgatta Dates 'd~ughter ]nne 18-19-20 the-y\ ::~t Tente~tive SQ L 0 ~111 HA:'\1\.l~ON tel prese~t $~0 I ~ave ! l,o•arin~s dt'e,c ~ ~rnatl' \~nii(1J.\ . Ne\\' me~----~n -~s:'_·_- I Republtcan Pof(leroy'~ ~~ unloo- \ 0 ski~'- ~t!A~Iltit·' ~,ll&utt•-ID ~. !"" ~ ~- ~ · ·.,.. ·,. ' " I ~lacKenzo· ~r f(~tbl~ ;;; . "'"d''' th~<·•• althuu~h ~re-dnver vtll>~e ~osls pcr~ons I . "··~;~:~· .,. ·. :-.. 'I'"'!!''!"'~ • llys' whitt IN'itf&o 2/llc lop' wWtt T S1irts .................... 2/99c 0 size. Sham bottorA. L 1 s ~rvtvor c•~ gc BUTTER DISH •• •• ••• ••• • ) ~ LOANS gc •h ~Irs 1 • M ti . . ~ <tonmone~ h~< r~ BOARD COVER IF ~a- C\i">~ counl~ 9c .... ft ... AUTO • was demolished in an acci dent wvesttgated hy Ga ll ipol is COLUMBUS (UPI) _ A sponsored by the Oh to Ctvtl ' -- - ----- --Post. State Highwav. Patrol Assor·lafl on. lightening state control of strip St>rvtct> k (J' 1ests lt took p at }1 :18 8 m. I 1''"1f'H' \'W:"t' \2 Whl('\l descnbed lt a:; a ""bOJC : PT An:h C A lh tl .I duced rnmingin operations was Tut>~mtro- stop mea sun· ·• Io one 1t .mten ds ' " ~~n RL 7, l)rte f{'n:h of & mi te gh·en 't\Je._~,ay w1 m·e f a1the Ohio Senale _ Collnll, 68. owner of a lar ge l·""'l· of the A ear l ing ond mne n·gular road tests d lo back later in the s.-sston ' Ntasr.n farm. d1t"'d Mon- drlvt'n sourh by Glen Lawson, w:th two ay. That bill will reportedly ask for }}3 (t} in ,: day at his home, 962 ln nman 38, went out 00 control on a Patrolman D A Weidner . The bill would requtre that mereases of up to t> per cent Sl. Akron · cu.v< and ra n oil the nghl who has seoved at the Ga llo- strip mme operalors prove that The auto msped ton bi ll "'"' \VASI-11!'\GTOC/ II'Pl l House Republicans. eager 1he He was a native of Wheeling. side ol the coad. then oft the •polts Post for etglt t years ;, their mining areas can be re- in troduced bv Uemowrattc Heps lo trun the admin •·,t:,il l(lll·, $1.1 bii!WIIV;!.ppalachian W Ya. SurVIvOr> are wife. ldt andlurneo over m a field . t being transferred to the Hebron datmed before the stale issues klernice ol l'anton c <d IJtll . charged !odds th;.t the proposal was discrimina 8 11 .lrlene. a son, Cltarles, and a Lawson was c ted to Gallipoli s Post elfed tv e Fnda) . lie and ill'ense to mme. and \\illlinn J Carney of torv . poorlc mganl!:'d :•lid harmful to the nation's road 1 31 50 1 steoson Jrrry I:: Cr<llt . T!wn: court Saturday charged w1th his wifr and two children havc It . . reqUires : Youngstown 1\ would rrqut~t• l bulldmg program . CHICAGO _ A 25-VEAR- are two gt andchtldren and scv- 11ctt of cenler been living on Fourth Ave ., and ' -Ehmmatton of higMali< . annual mspe"' "'" at a ' tateA special House pet bite works subcomm1ttee opens old adventurer wos indtcl<'d h1· en Heat gra ndch ildrPn. Anoth- The pa trol reports the con- they will move as soon as a the cliff-like areas left when >Contmued On Page 8t tnclav on tlu• :>t·n,tte-pa>Sed measure. John L. a federal g"nd jury Tuesday er "a '·ro brother, Fr"n- <.Ilion ot "' persons in May- hou se is secu red Patrolman stnp mmes are closed. ' swec•ru·v . Development f h - Prevention of :-:tream poiluI · chairman o . lite1 Ft·derai h 11 d th Plan-t on cha rges of turnmg over : r London , rourt at S'·racust>. WPidner is a nat1ve o t e , nm g Cn mm!lt t•P tor \pp,1 <H: 1a . ca, e as e LfS ( ott n II Of A"" n 1 passpot·ts to Communist agenls S.rvwes Will be held, al 1 p Thty were all charged with Portsmouth arPa , lle was the !ton by ac-id dra inage . , ,liltJPSS The at 10 a .m . EST. "' J;as t Berlin by fr audulentl y"' the - 's peed ing r.ary Lee, 29. Pom- sruba dtver at the local post. - Deep burying of acid-pro• • The btll as pa>'<'d In th<· ' - -- - - - 10 obtaining the pa ssport' ,-,,, B<tldwm Funeral home at Ak- rro·'. fined costs Howduring materials that could Ha\• ' Cfi pnwid1•<; f01 <l whli'h d1d not mee-t the criteria 11 ron _ an · 1 WI II be ther e. ani 1 La rkins113J2 , Portland. fined cause toxic soil. ~ ' fiVC-I<cll'. It I billton program ol poi'Prlv outlmed by the adtl'e Chicago olftce the State una d b Departnient. f'<'! !mg hours ll <we brt-n sel lor $1::. and RCtger -Use of top snil for reclama-:1 . ain •ed nt tht> •·eon·...1., tion plantmg. NEW HA\' EN F' n I r 1 I The <·hargcs conten e that ,.,, \. 2u . .11alonto" Ky .. lorfeited s u era sr omicallv depr.,so•d Appa ant- The sta ndards for the 3550 P dd Paul Carl Meyer obtatned tiiP riD hand. Paul Wolfe. 26, RaThe bill was introduced by me for liakev oBum i.avne. ia•· ol 11 f:as <ern and mtle' of highways provided m passports in November of 1962 1 I('ine. fined and costs, John Democrat•c Sens. Edmund A. lift> long rt:"stdt>l;t of Nt>w Haven Soutlwrn sta lt><.: b!ll and Jts me-ans of ftmmcf'hidt"s 'Sargus. St. Clairsville, and 011- whu dit>d Tue5dav HI Vt> lt'l";lrlS sa s l' rogram flis<-riminutes mg outside th• fe d era! highway y avmg ';1 :tpp Iy ror 5 /l New J4, P.acine. fined $7 and 1 the representation llon!{hl in January on ""'I' and l)ale MrGraw 45 Raver Ocasek. and_ Re· Mcmonal hoo;;pllal, wt\1 be held , R' WtiiLorn C Cramt"l'. ltfl\o;;t lund !S open toques· h bpassports that they were lo be employl'd The Title offic e division f . . f d $5. d ' . Three more Pnmerov village pubhcan Sens d Garngan. Thursday at 2 p m at tht• New ep. I ('.. d 0 by Meyer in Europe. llhe Meigs Counly Clerk cane . cand idates-file nom- Arkon. and Robin T. Turner, Haven EUB t·hurch wtlh the Fla rankmg llepubltcan on , tnn [the prt>' inaling petttions Tuesday at Tiffin. , Rev . Marlm Berislord olfici at - the subeommtllee . and Rep ' \laJor emp asts. Court s off tee has reported 54 C.alln· WinebrennM' ' th M . (' I B d of Would Raise Bond . John (' Knnk.-1 R-Pa . rhHrg<d gt :on '' "n $1140 m1lltnn authorCHICACO- THREF. UNEM· new vehicles purrha"d dudng , e etgs .nun Y oar , . . ing . ' h •d d's oContmoed On Page 8) dropouts J . In c;ood Contlilion Electmns Sargt,, whose diSirtct 10- He was a ret ired ra tlroad that t e propose program I ployed high school Tuesday night cnnlcssed the , included new cars. I ' Deadline for cand idates tn the eludes the stat e's three leading mail clerk who had worked 42 rrimm:o lrd agom'l othrr ""'"' wanton slaying of a fi6-vear -old t . d 44. hi k 12. Pomeroy and Mtddieporl mu- strip mining t·ounties - Bel- 1years in the Untted States Mail of the nalton with eqoalh ,.,., Cathy J Winebrenner, clerk on a ·deserted street near 'fwho 1Tratl11ers eltg 1ruf'leds. 1 of Mr. and Mrs W1l· nicipB.I primarif's is today, Feb mont . Harnson and .Jefferson- tSe.-v ice. He was a ffit'tnher of ous problems · e 1 e o 1 ce a so repor . D. w·mebren ner , syr acuse. 3 at 4 p m (' ramer sa td th ere were his home after robhing him of ' h [ tam sat'd mur h or lhe b111 was mod- ' the New Haven EUB church 1 eo . . than : pure ase lo 1d19 used caed rs. one is in good condition today after Filing were f. lma Russeli •led after an emling Pennsyl- of the Jr . QUAM of New Haven: !67 ,-ounli" included m the btll 115· the boys were motorcyc e an three us tra<l- a s1etg · hi ng acc1'dent Tue "'">'y oAo · s trtp mme 1aw treasurer . and 1""u Pou )'tn an d vama of the Masomc Lodge of Clifton ' l Police said "h .. ,jJI:' J up on pills'' when eal more ; Don Collins for council. Pome- The state bond rt>qUJrf'd o[\ASAM Numbt"r 23. and of the ! dates of June \&, 1t.hat. may have been 14 encountered Railwav Express : senous. rov Village o·andtdates who strtp mine operators would be Elk s lodge of Park ersburg He I and lO have been set 10 for the 1 Hol.er hospital , where Cathy , previously filed are Mayor Char- increased from the present $220 -was horn Nov , 3, !1184, the son ' "TAKF. 0\ IT MV ;\II'' clerk fred Sunday , boat regatta schedu led be 1 night , took his wallet. knocked ! Meigs General Hospital lwas rushed by thedSyrcacuth'e \es Legar, Clerk Edna Schoen·! per acre tai$500t_perlacbre and ol the lale .lessee P . and Ann a S\111 ,held tn Pomeroy this him to the ground and left him ADMJSS!ONS _ Clyde stew- emergency umt. sat . a Ylleb and ProspectiVe_ counc1 requtres I'OC ama ton o e com- Roush Layne and is surv ived · ' • · · '"' in the snow with 19 bU11Pt art, Middleport; Adrlan Sayre. Ish h galv,, nozru 1o· Wtll theis regatta com mtttee , said ·n• sufferedU'ded facial ith laceratiOns _when cand1dates Frankltn R1zer and pleted m one year mstead of b''' seven nephews and fo ur \\A YTAG-- washer. -Leadmgham. chairman two. . . nieces. tub Onlv used about 8 umPS , over 20 persons attended a wounds In hi• 'bacty. Deputy Syracuse: Harry Gilliand, Guys- • co 1 . w .• "?ncre Roy Reuter . four of the ' i x 1 e dy1 Ohlef of Detectives Mkhael Spi- i ville : Joseph Gilliand, Guys-:cistem top m a netghbor s yard rouncll seats are up lor voters The chtef of the Dtvlston of Fnends may call at the F'oSidn_PY Hankmson . Rut1 meeting in town hall Tuesdav 1 10 f the youths ' ville. tWhile sledding. · ted t th ho decisions thiS year. would be given the power to glesong funeral home any ti.'lle. , 1am1· Oh · • t · 25 61 P 1n•oht to begin sohd planning for' twooldO and the third DISCHARGES _ John Baoon; I She was a dmtt .tlo Said 16 years o e S- ' police operations in progress , ; were was· 17 · The)' were caplured Jr:· Pomeroy· \ A SEEKS appear I' IAnother Satisfied · ' freda Mossman ' jpital at 6:30 p. m. ·· hSUPPGRT •- f'led In 1andthrhall1 them to il theyJlut·on SQUAD CALLED · Classified · . ' theHe sa1d more d•tailed plano 11 1 Tuesday after the mnthers of Mmersvtlle. · pelttton as u=n 1 o ea en cause po or :customer found That Senit- I · t'• vounger hays reported their FORFEITS BOND . !Meigs County Common Pleas damage.· . The Racme emergency squad nel Want Ads Get Results ..Ior the re_gatta WI announctons n\l.,lng. II LOCAl. TEMP . HARTFOED, W. Va. - ' Vin- court by Hyilia Workman, Rt. Sargus said many of the btll's was summoned at 9:45a.m. to_ed loliowmg a mw llnt ol the · The lemperature In ton &nith torleited a l'lOO bond li. Pomeroy , against Walter : provlsions were in force 88 ad- iday lor Addte Mae Weuver, Ra-1 FOR QUICK RESULTS IPomeroy Chamber of ComLONDON _ LONDON'S business district at -11:30 ··i .m-1Tw!iday oiaht in Mayor Cha,... Workman, seeking support on- minlstrative regulations. "We\cioe Rt. 2. She was taken to On Whatever \'ou Have To merce at Crow • Town and trlnttl moved to rooliy was 11 deore.eo·· .. l!omeroy\Cler ' \he n eciprooal aarl!ell\erit re;ei," he saicl, "UUil hOSjltt.ai wttl1IStl!, Reat or \Vaal to Buy Counl.l'y rostall[alll lllil ' b it Pille . aurilis ' . ..:• "' £ct. · ' ' ·1 · W madt lllto 1&1!." ' CALL WY l·!l$8 Monday at liOOL 1 PLEA~ANT PLASTIC MUG : CEREAL BOWL .. ploce! S<!r~ """'· .......,... 1 • • d •re Man uOlll]Ure CheshI • l • D 1• h d ut e IC e IS emo IS e h V B Arch Cottrill 'es Monda'r •' Dl ~ SPOON PLATE : DISH SPONGE Hlmlns hoH, in be., High, Low Area --. MOTH CAKE gc : Fl•tterinl ntA ·r•sittant t.ck kei!ps - bi-~eekly PICTURE HOOKS: WUh-wter. Zan~e411l .._.skid "" began'"~ 12199c ...,...... w....... , • C•" gc Asstd . Plated handles. CAPRIS 299 - COLmiBUS IUPJ) - The maehmery. . I - Requtre annual stat<· mspec- comnuttees was ended when ' Hartenb"ch "and Atho•ns t 'pontv \'eterat" Vlemonal lwspttal 110 1 Kmg_ agteed to a one-vote t1e Shertlt Horold Sht·lds -rp from where li on wo-re la<L·r ' Ohto Senate settl<'<i tis diSpute The end or the.lirnale log pm tlnn of antomobtles \over orgamzalion Tuesda) and wa s the htghl<ght of a day that . - Provtde lor annual legtRia- pubhran edge m each ro rntntttee summoned to tl-.e so·.-or r•·d to ling' :eneral the legislattv e wheels the introdudton of 40 new • live ;-esswns ,""e pt for the powerful Ru les, Thev said Goll.ond wa s \I f'. Gillenn is sur111"d hv !rolling at lull speed in hath , proposals includong bills to : , - Prov tde $40,000 for a study iComm <tt ee,whtchw"'orgawed dead in" do<>vn • t,ors ho •dronoo chtldrvn, Wtllt:llll Gtltan<i. . hous.. of the JOOlh {;.,nero! - Rols• the salartes of •tate of the feQsablllly of ptpmg on a >-3 basiS. Harry t;illand was '" "" up tonil•tlle . HIJ 1'11ilo. 11 Assembly. emploves R 1-3 per cent by ter !rom Lake Erie into the ; All vw• cha irmen named '"""room ., 1 the r1,.. _ 1-,,,m Co" l 11e Hl-"ll ILmy r:tll.tod . 1 11 President Pro Tern Theodore changing the pav schedule from Huron . Sandusky and Portage were D.-mocra,s. . The roles homt' .1 , .. ,,. 11 , 00 ,.., as t:u.'"'t ll<- IW . ' "" 1 Whal ;•y, 10 1 111 rtVer basins. rhanges were constdered most- on the J v g ronm 11iwrt· Slwlo uod 11<-:·ln· rt on d \i'tlham. PUNXSlJTAWNE1 !Meigs Version), 0. - Gobblers' M Grav. R-Piqua. and Ylinorily a twire-monthly to a Leader- frank Kmg, D-Toledo, baSts - Allow liquor sales on Sun- ly mlltor 10 nalure. the ,tnst·ph r:tllaod '"" ''"""' bollt nl Columbus. four stRirrs, Knobb , l'er.nsylvan'•· where Mr. Groundhog annually 15 b• ·l 10 -11 -rt that Mrs r:il - Holh lk ckr·, :ond reached agreement on commitTtgltlen strip mone laws and days under certain co ndtt tons. "".l""'l requtred to devtale It Deck<·•·. sallies {orth to see M 11ot to see his sht1dow, and thus tee assignments and Senate requtre proof of tntention to re-I The Senate squabblo over ' lrnm the set order nl bustness land and h.-r son i"'d gmw tn holh ol S:otdv vtll e. W \'a. 'l'lalpredict the ex le nl of v. 111ler lo rome , has nothing on \"as reduced from two-thn·ds lo bed SOIII<'Ii llll' Mnnd01 '"' ll"o>d "I Akroo, and Marv Meigs county. In to p J'h"'c -a Metgs grou ndhog is caught rules and btlls immediately be-• dam• depleted mmes belon• li-, gan flowing into the Senate l t·enses are issued. one -hall. and Josl·pll had up late a: l•rolhnr wtt h long range P h•.:n-1""' sht veri ng m Tuesday sub-- -~---~ The absenct' of rules a nd com- to watch kit'' 1...,j 11 n All tl1ret• Dl:'t·kt'' Hal'int:>. S<tnd' ville. <Jnd Frrd 35 freezing temperatun~. bl1t fasting a s harp shado w. In milh't'" m the upper hou::.c ha d arparrntly v.t--r~ nvtn·onw hv gramkhildn·n lower photo. as i[ to sotppl~- su pportmg ev <denee in the 'bf't'll holdmg up tht' llltroduc- fumes II 0111 unwn ted ht'akl '> Funt>ral <.;t'I"Virf'C:: will bf:' con case for more win ler . i ~ an unidentified •·Boss1e" posi· ' liOn ul legtslatton. As soon as Anotlwr ,-.•latii'P nl Ihe Ctl dtwt <·d Fnd:O _\' al 2 p m "'t he ltvely disgusted wilh tlw weather. The verdict seems the bars wrnt down , nlnf' ~lllls land·~ sa 1d 11 1s po-;Slhlt· llhil Altlo~llgh Funt•ra\ home m Tup· to bf' six ll!Or e weeks lJI na sty weather. and six resoluttons ~·'re immed - Jhe lno 111(1\' have oeen ov<·r- ,,..,. Plams Bonal wi ll be Ill iat•ly Introduced cOinl' bv tlw carbon monnxtti<' Hurlmghd111 cemetery . fnend• .. A Chesh ire man esc·aped injury Tuesdav whe n hi< car The pa y increase btll was sunday mght because no om· m.ll' call at the funeral hom• . SCREWDRIVERS Men's wh1te hemstitched handkerchiefs, 12 tg • box . ld~a l i:Jtts! 159 ) ..... " <~•H·tiv ;o., 1 ~n~ ( R 11• :ls Begl.n 0 l ng .sla t l.ve Tflh egl "' e e L Unb,...,.abl•, Leallproor M.H • ~tetgs mtrodu~·d: owtn~ STARTS TOMORROW! 1 Thert'a Alwaya A BEST PLACE For Everythlnt Colu~blls, cong~essmen l~th He.p~e,entallvcs t1tles! 1 1 1 hom~ I MEIGS THEATRE Urged ·Poor Condition at Hospital IS ~·!-together RECORDS I I Ill i" 45 R.P.M. 1 V. A. Closures • Members of Drew Webst~r sent to the Prt! sident of lhe committee for the new post 1same population 1 Post No. 39, American Leg1on, : United States. Answers lo homtt . Casc1 sa id a lt>tter w1th 11 Leonard Jt:-well and frank . An f'lderlr woman 1::; rleatl and her so n and gra ndson opposed to the Defense De- these letters have been recet •- further details on <lie new Vaughan reported on the recent are tn crili;·al condHiun lvda v I rum earhon monoxide partment's adton on closing of ed from Senator Young and llteme will be sent to llilCh mem- Commander a_nd Post Adjutants poisoning at a (;uvsVtde RFIJ h.ume . v. A regional oflice_ and the Rep. Robert Sweeney . Hoth in- ber in the near future . 1meeltng "' whteh Dead is Mrs. Anna Gilt and. 80. and in poor condition Breckinridge hospttal H\ Cm- dtcated they are check111g fur- Commander Gullllher an-' they attended !he Amen•·an at !VIeigs Gt'tleral ho,pitcl are lwr son. Harry Gilland, ;cinnall have been urged to tiler into tht> m;otter nouneed that there •ill be a Legmn National Comma nder ,:tl, a nd her g<andsn•> .. w •e ph r;<lland. 3:i. write le tters of protest to mem- Vaughan urg<d all members Valentme at the wa s the mato speaker The Inn 11 as found '" a fume-filled frame home on bers of Congress . , _ who are opposed agallt51 these Post fur members and Guests for the evemog were Jhe Alfred-S hade road . 111st oulstde ol Meigs county, in 1111 fo·ank Vaughan, legtslal tve aclto"' agatnst veteran; . to thetr wtvrs on Saturday. t'eb. ,hoys who~ ltelped h uut he Carthage Jmvtlshtp ut Atlwns counl v startmg at a p m An even· lparkmg at the C nty A relatiw dtscovP•eti the lragertv when slte went to chatrman of the post. reported wnte to thetr 'on tbts aod other action m the showmg thm concetn Letters mg of en lertamment and re-lfatr . A new memb<o. Plio! t.lo- the Gilland ll·stdl'tll'C afler 2 p.m . Tuesda1 The tV. A _closure proposal> Mon- to U S. can fre shments are brn--g planned. ?"kar. w". ,l'!alive . M,11·1 1\ank•ll \\llll ll\t'S nl' ar by , said s he beday mght at a regular Post be mat led Care ot House Of. ,also 111 altu odanPe "' F ' 11 came conct·t !It'd "'l1·. ·n one anS\vl'red the do01 at the meetmg . lttt Building . washmgton. D. A mot10n was made and pass- Fugate, a t·horter member ol Gilland home : 10 Letters of protest, reported C. 20515 and to the U. S. Sena- ed lhat a letter be sent to the th e post Mr s H:onkm ·r•orlo•d slw itdU gnlten lctto-rs deltv Pred Vaughan . were sent b)' mem- tur!i · · Care ot, I' Se nate OliH. e stat~ representative urgmg htm · 1 • d tl •I .. 1 · ttol•t '-l••ttd:o)· '''ot·nt'ng lrom lh"... matlD {' ' t b· k 1 gt ·lat tnn 111 obta<nmg l A .s paghett i d1nner was ptt' I!Or.e 1rou..,1 <.1 ... mto,.,. , 0 bers ot the post to R~p. Robert Hutldmg, y,,.s ungton, ~. , ac e ~ , the homl' ~nd s~tw !Ia· dt·· bo\ d [(ott - ce•>se rt woman s grdll d•on 1o \lo og s County Coron<•r llenry "Y •congr••ssmatt at- 2N", o more Ohto State Highway Pa- pa1ed and serVI'd by 1F.l1.a 1 Bob Vaughan gave1more, Charlt>s Swatze··Fll!Ult' an lun · ~- , 1ymg on . a c·oucl1 Jn tloe [•: will>!, .1od 1he Athens r ounh ' Sween large! • Rep . Walter M. .Moell· Kenny Harris. reported on thed lrolmen t h th I l Tll movn· tn sP pl 0 er t lOth Dtslnl11 and aJ,o to f'nsl' s lltrtilda•; party to lie he I stalls ICS s e ow num· . m;; • ' ""n? 111010 1 kne• 1hl'n ( ·, ,-oner also were both U· S Senators of Ohio ' at the P<>.."llerny ~;Jementary 1bet · ol htghw· d patrolmen w"s shn wn ex tprecedtng ·t 1'" Stro·l. 11 t Tl n etmg sonwl I11ng was wrnng ,1nd w1•nt lo> tlte st ••nt' 11 [Frank J. Lausrhe and Stephen School"" M"rdt 15 . Paul Casct OC.to compa , to 1 s popua- '' mee mg • " " for he lp " she s<nd l'or.mer Ewmg "''d Mrs r.,J. was teported on the fu nd and o er states with wil l be held re.h JJth. - ~· '"ns.· app·~r"tttly o\·r l"''l•nte 1 M Young · A telegram ~ _ ra1sing _ _ _tlon --~- -the -0 1 her nt·Jgllbors p1lOnf'd J·,oa <• <• ' ~ --~ ! Athens County l<:tW enfon l""'OW!ll by !lw carbon monox:l(~f' pois1authorit L t>S and n··(·etved v('r- omng but ~ht' nflww l f'<lll"~"' uf mJS~IOn to bn•.Jk tn\o nw hom~ d(';, th would bC' dell'l"llll'lt'd Ly j to l;•arn what tilt• CIITtOTI'I<lnl'- Jho· '\tll<'nS /'OUIII) o·oro>Ol'f. t'S werP In thP nwan11nw . 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